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The Fourth vas administered with clemency ut
the Armory, Justice Bauyon presiding. All those
alyalgned IN trivial charges Ecrr told to depart In
p4.ace celebrate, and su no more- Three persons
were. however, held for trial. On Saturday night
a t,rnyer eutere1l the "Senate' saloon on State
street. and was robbed OF $1,000. The keeper,
Fmma DIovn q hapces-on named James Brown
aim XII Cavson aru an inmate nauetI FaLn!e
Reets were arratcned On suspciou OF being impl-
Gated in the matter and we're held for t1ial in Ia1
Cf 4s EtU euch
-Ypsterf]aF there was hutsa srnal1 docket at the
Ar1nory. Ttuoothr Rcn9au, = SNEAK thief, WIS
CHARGED with Stealing clothing from various ave-
uue stables. He was hell on three counts, and
placctl under m aggregate bail Of s, 600.
james Tie1uey, who attempted 10 dine Oh
Ohlcer Days thumb day OF two since, wus hell
In ball Of $500.
WEST SIDE COURT ..
Edward Kennedy Attended picnic at Haas
PARK on the glorious Fourth. Owing to q 1uisun-
derstauding or fnl4n, OUT with bilsei hc missed
the return train. and hence, on the approach Of
twilight be found himself al alone among the
aboriginal sepuIch1es OF Indian mnunds that line
the banks Of the classic Desplaines- The horror
OF a night spent among the tonbs was passing be-
fore hfs mind, when he espied SOLITARY wagon
threading the labyrintl1s OF the grove lie &C
eosted the driver who Informed him that he was
going to the city, and would give him ride for
St ~ In legal tender Edward accepted the prupo-
eition, paid The stipulated fare, and was about to
mount to the seat, when the un?f1nc!nled Jehu
whipped up his seet!, aild before thc Vlcnn coaltI
I recover MS SED43S WIS lAI AuHu Eltu A4
, 1870-07-06

The trip was IN ovation from first to last
alcuG the river. Thousands focked even from
manv miles in the interior to see the racers
pass, and bon6ses, cannon, snSils, and e7ery-
to give vent TO feelings on the OCCASION
Tho crowd at the Ievee here was i1nnense.
The bank Of tho river was lined with people
from Ca1ondolot to above the city dlstance
Of Bix miles, and windows and house tops
along the city front wero filed with enthusias-
tic spectators No similar event ever eansed
such excitement or brought out such .
crowd. A million dollars probably changed
hands On tho result Of this raee. The hatcher
is detained By dense fog below Grand Tower,
and has not set arrived It p. m.)
st. LOUIS, July 5-..Captain Lcnthera. Of the
steamer Natchez Claims, that, dednrting Bl1
hon1s laid up by fog between here and Cairo,
and thirty-si1 minutes lost in repairing a
pump, below Helena, the fatchez beat the
Lees time some twenty minutes.
, 1870-07-06
TIE NEW YQEK IMHR0GLl0.

President Grant has been unfortunate in
several Of his appointments, but, if the Be-
publican press of New York city and State
are to be believed, in none more so than in
that Eof Thanasz Murphy rs Collector Of
Tho Port Of New York. It seems to be sat
isfactorv to nobody but Alr. Murphy and
his personal friends, and those journals
which are in opposition to General Grants
administration. The Collectozship Of New
York Is the most importnnt Office in the
country, next TO that Of secretary of the
Treasury, and is especially matter of con-
cetn to tie New York party editors. While,
therefore, we should not attach much
weight to what their journals might say of
A1r. Mu1phy's nomination, if his fitness
alone foz the office ware IN question, their
opinion is of moment when its wisdom
as political nomination Is tha point Of
consideration. For in this, rs in all other
nominations, there were two courses open
TO Ire President; one that should give
heed only to party necessities and require
I.ents; the othe- TINT should disregard
such relations and choose q man for his
ability, integrity, and fitness generally for
the duties of the Office to which he Is: ap-
pointed, We may take il for granted, IN
asmu. As lLr Murphy's nomination is not
agreeable 10 uny of the Republican papers
of New York, that it was mnde regardless OF
the wishes Of any portion OF the party
and without reference to party punposes-
And this we know, without the testimony
:. 4rno Mr.
, 1870-07-06

This is the fastest time ever made to any
place named, except the Loes running tine
from Memphis to Cairo in 1867, which Tas 81 aIx-
teen hours and thirty-seven minutes: me
snz,nly unmp from = point thirty miles above
SeE 31leans, and was compelled to keep two
men constantly at work 70 keep ths leak from ~
becoming too inrge to ALLOW full supply of
water to the boilers. The leak in the I1pe =
70 great that bi'ge pumps sre compelled to
rnn 10 free the hull from water
sbo a1so Lost some time on tho way By !
ri1at in tho steam drum 1ealipg bsdly, md
WIS M connrsIicd to allow the steam to 60 down s
10 nihetY p d ds pressure to repair. The
, 1870-07-06

SEEA 1or Couft*
Icx TERM. .--,-
The July term Of n s court opeued yesterday,
with LEO CauSss D0sirrts Tor trial.

The July term Of II ls court opeued yesterday,
with 46o causes nosicsss ior a5nrsso t5iM:
William sto7; j., VI he City Of Chicago IT.
Mayor Comptrp!ler an's city G!ess; Ial5 Is q Pc,
compel the execution ofa tax deed 0f the west
one-third OF Lot | and IT. II ~ Mnham stoHs
Subdivision OF part t '2n ~: T.. dns i, eda
ani spccsa! assesaments "a 1861 and purchased By
William STOW, who ass.R1ta The certincate to re-
never been redo1anthon oa the properly from such
sale and That the Certificate OF sale an0 purchase
Is uncancelled.
pc;stlon opposed under = u oy1sion Of an act Of
March, 1861, which proFI fes taae IN an
cases Of safes for laxes Or oa,s assessments
other purposes. under any sa'v Of the state q any
time Ii force, unless the hetA e. Or owner OF tae
certificate aen nf a. "a ous ihe ed
contemplated by law n pss'sat ce OF me cerrtN,
cate, then the sale sEail be - on1e;J @ n1ll, aad
should ccase to he cloud on the title TO the prop
ertY referred to in the certificates. % the other
side, 1t was contended .nat such LAW Ii unconss+
The Court (Ga1y) rctusetI the rrit. prefering
that the question Of the constisu1 onanIy OF ene
net he brought to The Supreme Cou It, where d.
,xecs application mag be made.
SUDDENLY WOUND Up
Charles L. ElDGnte '. Hiram u. stevens anu
an alleged malicious prosecution, ns well as -
recover the value nf q stock Of goods traosfetfrd
The plaintlG claims that be, being E merchant m = q
PENDANTS, on tEumred-lp charge OF emoezIS-
ment Being 50 arrested, ne WAS INDUCED, while
s trarster ri Is soos, % vnaed Ut ssOoo 10 stenan,s
The hearing Of the case was commenced en
Wednesday OF last week, before Danlet ShoEe5,
ty day, until yesterday, when 1t Was leselopea
that Nr shorey had once acted ia behalf Of ons a.
Of the pSSrtss as an 40 1T aenex WAS -
MECHANIC5 5 LIEA-
, 1870-07-06
THE GREAT STEAMBOAT RACE.

Tho Lee nm Hour and ENFcISG NII0e
1ics Ahead ut Cniro.-1rnmcnsc E1s
citcnscnt Along tho Route.
fuiro tJuly - Dispatch TO the s.. Laufs Rcp"6ean
Owing to tho fact that neither the Lee nor
Natchez landed here, your correspondent WAS
10 engaged in making arrangements to got OF
hoard and on shore again TINT no regular re-
7;ort can bo sent 10 you.
Dropping on beard tho Loo in mid-riycr ns
though shot from cannon, managed 10 OBJ
The I.ee's officers report leaving New Or
leans at 4:59 p. m, June so. aho arrived hoto
at $3.50 this evening, New Orleans time, max
ing three days and one hour out between the
Two cities. ...
The Natchez was precisely one hour and
twelve minutes behind the Lee at Cairo point.
The following il the time OF the Lee, as kopt
l,y her pilots and clerk, who both agrea:
, 1870-07-06
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Iucrensed Denth Rntc-1nfnntale 11oFfaltsy-

A regular weekly meeting Of the Boanl OF
Health was held, yesterday afternoon, at the ONCE
OF the Board, tn the basement Of the city Hall,
the President In the Chalk
MORTALITY NEFnRT.
The Sanitary Superintendent submitted his
weekly report, as follows: Total number Of deaths
for the week ending July 9, soS me p7inc!I Al
causes Of death were: Congestion OF brain, =
Inflammation Of brain. 4; cholera infantunl. 3es
consumption, .; convuisions, IS; dtarrhGa, IS
dysentery. 8; typhoid fever, s; meningitis, g.;
teethllg, .; still births, II
COMPARATIVE .sTALExHSE. a...
The deaths for the corresponding week cf 1859
were 1oe; for the preceding week Ii 1870, 1853: IN
crease on last week, lis; increase On correspond
ing week Of last year, e0s-
AGES.
The ages were as follows: Under year, 1888:
uutler :, 47; under B. 8; under !, 5: under s, ~
under 10, 5: under 90, 9; Hndcr %, T.; undtr 70,
Is, under 50, 8: under Co. !: untler 70, +. Under
so, 6; under 70, l.. Ma:es, 1Se: females, l46.
METEOROLOGICAL
The following are the meteorological oh3gsyan3u 3uS
for the week, with the daily moEtallsF:
, 1870-07-06
limited States District Court.

y DASKRCrTCf.
De,ia{, of B1aEr aptcy-Ann Anderson, OF Cn1-
Nc p,oetediaSs- Christian Heuc.man, OF Peoria
{v0luniaIYl- 1,-
voluntary rrocee311 6, Instituted by John v. Far
we'll i Co..
, 1870-07-06
THE COURTS.
Miscellaneous Proceedings on Yes
terday.


DISMISSAL 1F CASES
The f.a0,. entered upon q general cau OF the
CANNON 1a77 docket, yesterday, for the dismissal
or uupro.ecc, cd suits. Three hundred and a1I5-
four causes v e.e dismissed
NOTICE.
ME- Justice avs wiil be present in court this
day. 70 heat adj 1iraltJ appeals.
, 1870-07-06
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TEEspAY EVENING, FElJ s.
LUNBER-The dema:ll for carXces continues
Mone1atelJ active, both on local and Interior ac-
ccurl, aud prices rule1 tim and about The su1ue
AZ On Saturday last. IA" saved sntEgaes, latn.
art! ptckets remain unchanged At the close Of
business hours about ten cIrgocs remained uyeE-
The following are the current 1ateS 70 the points
, 1870-07-06
County Cour

WILL PROVED. -..
Estate OF Elizabeth Dwight anthony. VIII
proved anu letters testamentary issued to Elliott
Anthony, under bond Of 81, ,000.
CLAIMS ALLOWEn.
Estate of Andrew Anderson. Claim Of Henry G..
Anderson allowed. For 81, ,0464d..
Estate OF Thomas L. BluEh2M. ClnIm OF Harry
Fox allowed For Il, ,b8s.Gu. :
, 1870-07-06
Termination OF the Kacc-Vfct0ry OF
the LcE-Tilc Quickest Time On
HeCnrH.

ST. Louis, July 4.-The steamboat R. E.
Lee, engaged with tho Natcllez in the great
race from New Orleans to St. Louis, reached
here at 80 minutes past Il, this forenoon.
winning tho race in 3 days Is hours and 30
minutes, the quickest time on record between
the two points. The timo to various points
along this route has been az follows:
, 1870-07-06

Sales hnoat 1DCludG the following:
Cargo scht CarrinEtuu, from MuskeSon. 10y m
II toa1ds and strips, at SLIGO; sold ty DAVIS
ca,go schr Regulator, from s1uske9ou, 1cs 20
It {soNl for the Calumet market, On p t}s soId o1
Cargo schr sorth Star, from Pentwates, 40 m
It iclst and scantlins, at S1eoo; sold BY Phillips d
Cargo scar Z J. sanbo1n, from Manls.ce, 100 n
It IoIst and scansling, at sla''5; sold by J. u
Csrgo schr /. Mcdonald. from Manis.ee, 10 n
r toiat and seanih1g, at S10.73; sold BY j. a.
Cargu schr Anna Tomine. from Nanistec. 10000
+ ioSt and scanssing, at slH.ssH: sold b5 J. n.
Leomis Co.
$40 u pekets At ssea eThl. ..sasE sasXo Is u go
to Mlch1xan tt;yl solt bx q plalcs1sr I1uss o. r.
,oist and Scanning, Ut 1880: soIi b Phillips
! Browne.
1 pncjness continues 1ctire, aHI yery hrm feel
| tnv p1eyai,s. Nc give the following Is the ptres
Frat nicar finch to e.incn. 9oas0o
scccuI clear, 1-,nch 10 a-incn. 4tcos:oo
srhIrI clear t-nch-- 3at0.t:oU
ThitI cieaI, ~, ~ TO 9iRch. :-.-..... aaeos4ssa
! FIT md second clear noortng, To-
I ss,eaT vide. ......s 81 oksca0o
First and second clear sitting, tDEeiuer s.D0s32300
common siding.- +,--.-..,.. i: ~. tdlD0
Common loosing- dressed sd>60Gsae.o0
and upWard. ..s.,..........,........ cankaea.oo
A stock boAEds. Eds................-......o okpN32aG0
= stock boards. rd5.....-...-......-....... 1ao0a2100
Common boarua, fencing. Just .r41E-
ling, and EMAIL timber, 13 to 10 feet- tacoEsta00
JoBr md scataing, ~ to - feet-...-.- ilVks2l-D0
DIy common boaft19 and fencing. 15.e0t1lLGu
Pickets, nat. ...,,..-...--.....-.. 1N6NA 40
Pickett, square. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1abOt2lLu9
Cedar posts, split. Observation-Disclosures. 122 II
Cedar posts, fpuDd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sb9 ~
Ia.b,.,.x.-......... .......-.-..... 25Ot3 2.5
Sawed shingles. No. o-1..------..--.-... 4sa@ 400
Sawed ahingies, a or star. a5l3 a-75
Aah seasoned, Per rna................ N. So-o1is33O0
Oak. seasoned, per IN. ...........--....e e1tN93S08
r bite wou3, seasoned, per III. eat94 1000
Black WaE1t, seasoned per m-.-..... a3-GL,s1100
Hickory plank, cienr. +o01a.10u
Hickory ailtEreesr pcf 9er--. LEO
Maple axlersee5, per set-.-.......-.,- t.QJ9 Lee
Wagon Tongues, each. 50
or TRACE.
Tue market wna quiet at former nsu1es:
q Or st4ft 6a#t0.
No. !, saWed. d......-......--.-.-......- laGS!3sA
ThicneSs-F1ge Rhtng.S to be two inches In
thickness Lencth-Stxteen inches 500 per
cargo added when transferred. which follows tae
shtbgtes.
, 1870-07-06
Recorders Court

TIE ORDER OF BUsEEss.
The July term Of this court opened yesterday
but with no jury for the trial Of cfTig casea-
"A grand Jury was empaue1led with Nj. Joseph
MeeKer as foreman
A petIt }lrY Will como In this court on Monday
next icr the tfal OF parties acc1eed Of crime, who
are held In custody OF the Sheriff.
, 1870-07-06

About the only city in Illinois that voted
against the new constitution was Quincy,
where the vote was: For, ESQ; against,
7,o06. This result was produced by the
inaammatory appeals of the Copperhead
paper to the prejudiced rabble against the
Suffrage article. It made various other
provisions in the instrument grounds of
opposition, but hostility to universal suf-
hage was the chief string on which it
played. The Wig, on the other side,
seemed too stupeded or scared into
silence by the noisy vociferations Of
its Copperhead neighbor, and scarcely
said word in behalf Of the new constitu-
. ton. The venom of the one sheet and the
tiuility of the other caused the adverse
vote; and Quincy has won the discredit of
being the only city in the State that refused
to ratify the best constitution ever framed
in tho Union, and to retain the worst one,
all because the Suffrage article did not
undertake to nullify the Constitution of
the United States. Brutal prejud1ces aud
buse passions triu1nphed over right, reason,
aud common sense,
, 1870-07-06
THE JUDICIAL H,Ef TICN.
Returns from Towns In Co ok C5nnfy-

The following incomplete retufns .ok the recent
udlcial election IN the towns OF this rDunty have
been received. It Is apparent thct they do not
change the result heretofore gwen. Omctal re-
, 1870-07-06

The Hon. John Morrissey has Just COM
pleted q pleasant, cosy, recherche gambling
hell, at Saratoga, at cost of 100000.
There be will be delighted not only to meet
and win the money Of his brother Congress
men, but Of gamblers und b1acklegs of less
prctensions. Indeed, we are not sure that
any well-dressed gentlemen, of good moral
characters, however humble their origin o.
honest their ordinary occupations, will not
be admitted to the su,nptuous banquots,
and permitted to tread the rich Turkey
carpets, and chat in the spacious salons Of
the Honorable Morrissey, on the single con-
dition That they have taste for play, and
are not afraid Of the tiger. We have not yet
reached, at Saratoga, the acme Of refinement
attained in the gambling hells of Homburg,
where the proprietors resent it as q breach
of etiquette, If the loser blows out his
brains while seated ct their tables Per
haps, however, Mr.. Morrisey would be SO
generous as to furnish carriage to any
who are SO rude as to b1eak the rules in
this manner. When members Of Congress
erect gambling hells, and other distinguish,
edpeople patronize them, it only remains 10,
American ladies' Of fortune to compete al
those tables with those who are their lords,
or ought to be, to bring American civil
zation up to par with the European stand
ard in this respect.
, 1870-07-06

TIE market waa quiet at former nguves:
4 or star, sawed. as
No. I, saMed. ......-......---.-...-..- LaGS.3sA
Th1cness-F1Ee Bhtng;es to be two inches In
thickness Leo.rh-SiXteen inches 500 per
cargo added when transferred. which follows the
shtbgtes.
, 1870-07-06

4 !arpc number Of persons went 10 Sh1tpshoot-
njc. The Milwaukee Light Guards, the MnlItGan
Zouayes, the Independent Guar1, and TWO haa11
nele there az guests Of The Ellsworth Ess1ssn Es1
The1e rs danctuc, bali playing. and otaet spo1tt.
Including TIT yead!pg Ql sls Deelarsat9ae q +aae7
, 1870-07-06
REAL ESTATE.

Warrantee deeds, conveying city md suburban
nronc1ty. within sercn miles Of tho Court House,
filed for record on Tuesday, July g.:
.Aetth Uulstnd It o5 It Il Of RInckbaXk St.
, 1870-07-06

for rengDuB best known to the managers, did nor
nccur. The Uniyersaiista' Society mad pleasant
excursion on the steamer Jennie Brown 4
mnicbeI game Of baae ball mas played between
the Active Club, Of this city, aud the Franklin
Cub, of Mount Vernon, the score standing u for
the former to q for the latter. The day WIS
otherwise celebrated By excursions and picnic
parties
.coLoRApo.
July 4.-Dr. Raymond, President Of Vaasa1 Col
lego With ten professors and teachers. arrtred
here this morning an. took amlulanccs for Lake
Station, where, Oh the bank Of tae lake 1,s25 miles
from New York, IN full view of Pikes Peak. they
night and MI! opend part Of to-morEow In General
Custers raup. near Fort hays. The party has
rolIecretl many mecltnens frou Western Kausas
and CeioraIo.
"Ao coSyEe11cU.
9} M and M caT pa
asxsn15eu l,i - .ne Ge =, thena ,nJ 1,I,4a ~
unseu FlsueAL a.ank & ~ tn nr +,a ss0 r1a o
GAse!a. M!c1 "ete kssn ~ h ~ 1 H.. Ane 1a
moo.s1n po"ss ''e lug es1' e'a '''' 'eS
"poustoct ,.,on. ro,, ~ IN. ,ou,,,.,,.
n n o.! stastpo 70 nS h,E - .E Uta, cns 4Hs eh
M nes ~ a sr.and sIn.. snn 'ooA o
end ~ Teeoint}ona ~ cif,zens of Windsam sns,n :; :;
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-A HANDSOME PLACE AT FLUSHING, SUIT
able for summer or winters furnace, gas, range, bath
and all modern improvements garden very fne with
abundance Of the best fruit large and small stable with
three stalls; greenhouse and three of lapd low.
Apply at Citizen Onice, g Hickman street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET-FURNIsHED, At
- Mount Vernon containing twelve rooms. wi S1p0
per month Inquire Of QuINIoN, Mount Vernon, East
cheater.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

COTTAGES TO RENTAL HIGHBRIDGEvILLEN NEAR
~. McCond's Dam Bridge, unfurnished, 10 rooms
stable and garden plenty Of fruit. the other has II rooms
Both ready for tenants.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-AT NEwTOwN, L. l., A NEW FRENCH
root House; II beautiful location FIVE ininutcs
walk tie depot trains every hour; $3.50. Inquire
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A BARGAIN.-FARM OF 476 ACRES, 100 ACRES CUL-
N tvated, balance heavy timber; large house. with II
rooms barn. stable granar corncrtb and all necessary
miles from railroad depot for sale cheap exchanged
city or brookiyn propery WI put IN cash IN fair trade
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

~ rooms, onequarer Of high ground, 10 let, fur
nhed unfurnished viii soil bargain Apply for
week to Grove avenue, opposite Second place,
nenr Morrisana
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

LNOR sALE-MONTCLAIR, N. j., ONE HOUR FROM
New York by Morris and Essex Railroad % acres Land
beautifully located the Orange Mountain IL miles from
depot Monclar. The improvements consist OF
house. containing 10 rooms, with piazza
two Sides good barn. carriage house and COW house the
M ~ frns and .hrnbberv On Tho nisce. aSou,
400 grapevnes in bearng this property is well calculated
2CU0 feet and beautiful building Sites For particulars
apply TO @. REDMOND Montclar N. j., box 1850 New
York Post o1lc0. .''f f'ft'I
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

EOR SALE OR TO LET-FURNIsHEp OR UYFuR.
% nished handsome FIRST class brown stone House. 2oxis
Wo, very cheap and terms location good posses
hon immediately Apply at 87 East Fifty street
G. PARFITT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16
BETHANY COLLEGE,

| FINHE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
! i Institution will commence on MONDAY,
! the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, 1870, and terminate
I on the 18th of June, ISL. IL Is romantical-
/ liz situated in the midst OF ,he beautiful
/ and healthy hill-countrv of the " Panhan-
die" of West Virginia, easily accessible by
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student life.
! IL has IA property in Endowment, Build
! ings, Apparatus Library, &c OF over sbCO,-
W., and Is thus enabled 10 sustain hcEItS
and furnish facilities for a thorough ejucn-
cation of the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided FOR
both public and private boarding ana UNI
furnished rooms will be let TO students who
wish 10 board themselves.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular Lit
erary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guageS, for the Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts.
= Literary and Scientific Course for the
Degree of Bachelor OF Sciences. 3. he
Course for Master of Arts. 1. The Course for
Master of Sciences D. Special courses IN
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Detailed information rs To these Courses
will be found III our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-The lnstltu-
ton has complete set OF Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish II are
trained in the use OF Field Instruments
also "A thoroughly fitted up Labratory, ior
practical instruction and work la Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum lor the
study of Natural History.
TERMS.-Tuition, So per session. Board
ing from - 10 81 per week. Uniurnlsheu
rooms 81 per session 10 each student, pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition to
sons of Ministers OF the Gospel al all de-
nominations.
For further particulars apply for c1ta-
logue To Professor &. l.. LOOS, Secretary, OF
10 W. X. PENDLETON, President,
jylS Bethany, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16
University of Virginia.

TUBE SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
commences annually on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER and continues without
interruption till the Thursday preceding
the 4th of July ensuing.
The organization of the Institution Is
very complete, embracing extensive and
thorough courses Of instruction in Idtera-
ture and Science, and in the Professions OF
Law, Medicine and Engineering.
The expenses of the Academic or Law
Student, exclusive of the cost Of Textbooks
and clothing, and pocket money, amount
to about 500 per session OF nine months /;
and OF the Engineering and Medical stu
dent TO about $50, of which sums, respec-
lively, S2O or $50 is payable on admission,
and the balance in the progress OF the
session.
For details send for catalogue, p. .. uni
verSity OF Virginia" =. MAUPlNl
jy.g Chairman of the Faculty.