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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-13
NEW YORK.
Nintster Schenek-Erie Railroad
The Gold Market.

AhC u"A
New YORK, February ll.-Gen.
Schenck was in the city yesterday, and
left at noon for Philadelphia, on the
way to his home in Dayton, Ohio.
John Swami and j. Landon, repre-
senting the interests Of large number
of English and other foreign share
holders in the Erie railway, proposes to
submit to the Legislature Of this State,
during the present session, petition
asking for the repeal OF section OF the
bill, 90 popularity known as the Erie
Directors BILL which authorizes a
classification Of directors 80 that one
fifth shall 60 out of Office each year.
The petition, which has been mum er-
ously signed, is published this morning
The gold market was affected in
contrary manner to what was an
ticipated by some Of the operators
on the street, by the negotiations
now pending between this country
and Great Britain. On one hand the
impression exists that England is dis
embarrassing herself of the Alabama
claims matter only as preparation for
war with Russia On the other hand,
the rise in domestic prices Of our gov
ernment securities not only preciudes
their shipment to Europe, but invites a
return OF bonds from abroad. Even
the gold market is becoming stronger,
although the advance is not realized.
Libel suit-Cause OF the Late Ac.
cident-Narrow Escape.
Suit has been co mmenced in the
Superior Court by Geo. B. Davis and
the victims Of the absconding Collector
Bailey. against the publishers Of the
New York Times for alleged libel, lay
ing damages at $4,000. The article
containing the alleged libel was pub
lished while Mr.. Davis was in Ludlow
Street Jail awaiting trial on Q charge o.
perjury in q criminal prosecution ther
pending against the ex-collector, and
charges him with committing arson II
Montreal while holding the position o
4 Deputy Fire Marshal of that city. Il
will be remembered that Messrs. Rey
moud and Opdyke were bondsmen fol
Bailey while he was Collector Of tint
Fourth District
The Tribune SAYS: A startling fac
hss come 10 light with regard to the
Hudson river disaster. The express
train was lured to destruction by falls
signal, for which parsimony the com
pany was directly responsible. Th'
signal post on which iighrs were huns
at night stood at the draw, and unit
this winter q man has always been a
that point with instruments to mend tn
bridge and signal trains. Two month
ago, for the sake OF economy, this watcl
was removed and the care OF the bridg
was added TO the duties Of maj
stationed at the water tank nearly one
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Business Change.

| y. B.-T will rent the house, one OF the
! finest In the city. Possession given the LIST
\ Of April. Jans
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHrSGToS, February |.

WAsHrSGToS, February II.
Mr.. Williams presented petition
from the citizens Of Oregon for an
amendment to the constitution to pro-
hibit the importation, manufacture and
sale Of alcoholic liquors. Referred.
Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill TO
facilitate the commerce between the
United States and Asia. Referred to
committee on Commerce. 1t provides
for incorporating K. S. NanNolkenburg,
Ben. Egglestou, Thos. A. Scott, james
S. Wilson and others as an Asiatic Com
mercial company, with a capital OF
sl0,0O0,0O0, for the purpose Of carrying
on commercial business between the
United States and China and Japan,
and engaging public works in the last
named countries.
Adjourned.
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The Proposed New National Bank
Notes.

The House Committee on Banking
and Currency had under consideration
the subject of the proposed new issue OF
National Bank notes, to be printed by
the Treasury Department, and finally
concluded to recommend new issue Of
all denominations to be printed from
new plates, but to restrict the rate Of
issue to the necessity OF replenishiug
arising from mutilation and other una
voidable deterioration. The committee
did not decide whether to recommend
that the new issue be printed by the New
York companies or here in Washing,
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Arkansas LEGISLATURE.

MEMPHIS, February 1.-THE ira-
lanche's Little Rock special says The
report of the committee recommending
that Lieut. Gov. johnson be ousted was
referred to the Judiciary committee
Mr.. Bowen, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF Arkansas, has
rendered his resignation to Governor
Clayton.
A resolution was passed in the Senate
calling on Gov Clayton to make known
at once whether it is his intention TO
accept the United States sSenatorship
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The House proceeded to the consid.
Grafton, as the special order, Of the bill
reported from the committee on Public
Lands, extending the land laws OF the
United States over the territory Of
Alaska.
Alter discussion, the bill passed.
Adjourned.
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Cincinnati southern Railroad.

CINCINNATI, O., February l2.-At a
large mass meeting in Newport last
night, resolutions were adopted asking
Congress to grant charter to the Gin
cinnsti Southern Railroad Members
OF the committee appointed by the
Common Council, Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce OF Cincinnati, 10
urge appropriate legislation Tor the road,
viii leave for Washington Tuesday
morning.
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fourth of mile below. Trains were to
be tagged from the tank instead OF the
bridge, and at night a white light, indl-
eating all right, was left permanently
hanging at the post seventy rods from
the nearest watchman. If the signal
man had been within reach Of his sig
nal, where he ought to have been, he
could probably have shown red light
in time to avert the disaster.
East river was completely brldged
over this afternoon. The cause Of this
unusual occurrence was an immense
cake of ice which floated down with the
tide and for some time became blocked
up between the city and Long Island
shore. Thousands Of adventurous peo'
pie seized the opportunity to cross over
from the foot of Market and Catharlne
streets to Bridge and Fulton streets IN
Brooklyn. Suddenly an ominous rume-
ling was heard, and the huge mass OF
ice became detached and began slowly
moving out to sea, while large flssures
were observed shorewards. A general
stampede ensued, and all with the ex,
ception of about twenty boys reached
shore in safety. Those who were lett
on the ice saw themselves drifting out
to sea- and Immediately became alarmed
and shouted loudly for help. Their
cries attracted the attention Of those on
shore, and at the same time a boat from
tho Y ovv Ward and the police boat put
out to rescue the boys. They were all
safely taken off.
The French Relief Fund.
The amount contributed up 10 this
morning to the French Relief commit
tee through the Chamber Of Commerce
committee is $4,000; through the Pro
duce Exchange committee, Sl3,llOi
through the Brokers committee, $1,000.
The Treasurer expects 100000 Will he
contributed by the city.
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VICKSBURG.
Another Steamboat Boiler Expio-
sion.

VIcrSBrRG. Feb. l2.-The steamer
Judge Wheeler exploded her boiler,
burnt and sunk at six 4. NJ, at Bells
Landing, 45 miles above here Killed
Con. Hogan, deck hand Thomas
Welch, deck sweep, and another un-
known. Wounded-Captain Noland,
seriously; Charles Storey, carpenter,
slightly; c. y. Pop, OF Little Rock,
badly. Very little of the cargo was
saved. Mate Mccullough remains in
charge OF the wreck. The captain and
crew will he up on the first boat.
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morning.

At a late diner Of the Tobacco Asso-
citation in Richmond toast was drank
in which il was said that Richmond
sukcled the Northwestern States in their
infancy aud that they must feed her
Low. .s.r.,s
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New York Market

! -, NEW YORK, May :.
| FLOUR-Market shade firmer
sales at IS 50@6 90 for superine
State; Sc 2O@6 IS for extra State
Sc 4O66 As for choice do; IS $50
| 6 90 for superfne western; $6 10
@6 80 for common to medium extra
western IS 35@6 80 for choice do
Sc SOt67 Is for good to choice white
wheat extra; Sc 25@6 40 for COM
mon to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; 6 1895 IS for
trade brands; sc 35@6 Is for common
to fair, extra St Louis; $6 6099 w
| for good to choice do. Southern -four q
triAe better at Sc 65@7 10 for common
to fair extra 81 15@9 90 for good
to choice do Rye flour quiet at 81 20
@6 10. Corn meal quiet ali. o..
GRAIN-Wheat in light supply and
3@4c better, at 81 55@l Sc for new
spring, and 81 55@l 81 for winter red
and. amber western. Rye quiet. Bar
ley dull and without decided change in
prices. Barley malt quiet. Corn scarce
and firm at S0@Slc for mixed west
ern. Oats firm at 65@6Sc for western
and Ohio. ,
PROVISIONS Pork quiet and
steady at $lS 0O@lS % for new mess;
SIS 90 for prime, and SIG 00@l6 % for
shipping grades. Beef quiet at $40 w
@l5 90 for plain mess, and $l5 Oo(g
II 90 for extra mess; beef hams are dull
at $50 00@29 co. tierce beef dull at
$24 O0@26 90 for prime mess and so w
629 90 for India mess. Cut meats I'M
changed at ll@l3c for hams, aad 6!Q
&c for shoulders; middles dull. Lard is
a shade easier at l04@ll!c for steam
and ll3c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Ifeavy at ll@30c for
western, and 15@33c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at SO l4c for COM
mon to prime.
COTT0N-Opens quiet and without
decided change in price at l4c for low
middling and l4tc for middliDg uplands.
PETROLEUM-Crude firmly held
at l3@l3!c; refined more active and
firm at 23@23!c.
TALLOW-Steady at 5000 stea-
rine quiet at lO@l3fc.
WHISKY-Quiet at 924c.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpen'
tine quiet but firm at 454@4Sc. Resins
dull but steady at 81 40 for strained
g 55@2 65 for No. 3, and g 9O@3 %
for No. /. Tar quiet at s. 1902 60 for
Washington and Wilmington.
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under Johnson-Under Grant.

J IL is not the habit of Radicals to find
ANYTHING commendable in the admins.
traion OF Andrew johnson, but we find
tnbute to~that administration in
an official document from the Treasury
Department that deserves a little atten.
ton. Mr." C. G. Norvell, in charge OF
advertising United States loan,H in an
advertisement Of the new loan, bow on
the market, dated Treasury Office, New
York. April l5," makes the following
statement: g.. ...
The reduction Of the public debt since
the close of the war of the rebellion,
and the relief, at the same time, to the
annual burden ofinterest, are as follows:
Principal OF debt, 1885 %, 755, 80, "a
Paid under johnson. 265, 80 81
Principal, March 4, lS69.s2, 4sl, 800 90i
Paid under Grant. 223,0S3 67S
Present public debt..............s226 s, 3l6, 81
!" Paid under Johnson 1866 ,595 81;
paid under Grant" $223,0S3,673;
difference in favor Of johnson, "a, 81, :
69S, So, then, after all the Radical con.
formations Of Johnson's administration,
and all the Radical praises Of the finan-
cial management of Grants, we have the
Radical admission that johnson paid
over forty-two millions more Of the pub
lie debt than Grant
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Truth in Opera.

One night when Carlotta Patti was
in Brooklyn she sang with Ferranti.
Just as the buffo singer was leading her
out the door to the platform some one
in the room behind him cried ont that
his coat had burst at the seam OF the
back. 1t was too late TO recede, for the
audience had seen him, and the two
singers advanced to the footlights. But
the knowledge Of his mishap took all
the humor out of Ferranti, and theduet
(which was sungin Italian) was so dole
fully devoid Of the usual humor that
Patti noticed it before they were halt
through, and dropping the text of the
song, she fitted the following words to
it in Italian:
What is the matter with you to-
NIGHT? I don't understand your nerv-
business. Nobody laughs at you.
Whereupon Ferranti, in mellltluous
baritone, aud equally mellifluous ltal-
ian, responded:
by the virgin, ! have bursted my
coat. Everybody will laugh when |
am going off"
At this unexpected interchange OF
personal feelings, Max Maretzek and
his orchestra began to laugh imme-
diatelv. Then the people in the front
seats, seeing the orchestra and artists
laughing, joined themselves, and the 4,
merriment broke out in applauses all
over the house,
"Ah," said one of the Brooklyn pa
pers, there is always something ma
ies,ic in Ferranti's singing of that song.
People burst into sympathetic laughter
without being able to tell why
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The Young Men who are I'm Danger

Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmadge delivered
an address at the meeting of the New
York Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, in which he in the following SEN
fences truly depicted the class OF young
men who are in danger in all large cities,
and who most need the care and protec-
ton of Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons and kindred organizations:
"There is only one class OF young men
who are safe without any effort on our
part. They are the sour, sallow-faced
young men. Satan would not know
what to do with them if he had them.
He would be afraid Of their disputing
his kingdom with him. 1t is the gener-
GUS young men, the large-heared, social
young men, who are in peril. 1t is the
young men who are starting in life with
magnificent cargo of hopes that we
want. The young men who are empty
of heart and life need no Christian
Association. They will never drink,
unless some body treats them. They
will never gamble, save with some one
else's money. They are too mean to go
to perdition, unless somebody pays the
way for them" ,.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May .

BALTIMORE, May :.
COTTON-Quiet and nominal; mid
ding uplands l4i@l4!c: low middling
l3i@l3!c.
FLOUR-In improved demand but
the market is slightly in buyers favor;
Howard street superfine sold at s. 15@
6 l24; do extra S. 50@7 25; do family
81 25@9 90; city mills superfine s. CO!
al %; do extra s. O0@S o. do family
S. 25@ll on; western superine IS 1j@
6 l24; do extra 81 374@7 -; do family
81 25@S50.
GRAIN-Wheat steady and firm;
choice white 81 80; fair to prime 81 80
al IS; prime to choice red 81 70@l go
fair to good 81 50@l CO. common 81 &c
al rs; Ohio and Indiana 81 51m GO;
Pennsylvania 81 50@l 81. Corn; white
southern dull and nominal at 75@911c;
yellow dull at 75c mixed western firm
at 72@73c. Oats quiet at 6ST69c.
PROVISIONS-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Firm at 93@934c.
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Sicismond Thalberg.

From England comes news of the
death of Sigismond Thalberg, one OF the
greatest masters Of the piano Of the age.
He was a native OF Geneva, and from
an early age has been before the public
as pianist. He was a pupil Of Hum,
mel, and soon surpassed his instructor
as a brilliant and graceful executant,
Thalberg married a daughter of Lab
lache, and afterwards spent consider
able time in the United States, giving a
series of brilliantly successful concerts.
He may be regarded as the founder Of
the piano-school in which Chopin
List, Dobler and others soon after be-
came masters. His compositions are
very numerous, including a series Of
fantasies of great beauty, on operate
themes, In 1851 he brought out the
opera Of "Florinde," in London, which
however, was not success.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May2
FLOUR-Fair demand; holders ask
ing l0@l2c higher.
GRAIN.-Wheat, higher; sales of
No. 3 at 81 26@l 81 cash; closing at
inside; seller last half closed 81 21kJune
at 81 2S1 Corn, higher at 74c for new
No. 2 and 514@55ie for No. ,. Oats,
firm at 4Sc tor regular and 4Slc for
fresh No. 3 Rye, steady at SIC. Bar
lev. dull and lower; sales at sc.
PROFESSIONALISM at ST. 500
Is 90 cash
HIGHWINES-AtSSc.
CATTLE-Market dull and weak
but without quotable change in value;
shipping steers sold at S. 0O96 373;
medium to fair at S. 50@5 70; mixed
rough stock steers sold at 81 5000 so;
mixed to good lots butchers cattle sold
at 81 50@6 60.
HOGS-Active, and fair light fat lots
are l0c higher sales were made at
s. 4l@5 so for good to choice; > FAC
IS for common to medium lots.
-.,-. LATER, 5 P. N.
GRA1N-Wheat frmer this after
noon . 1861 cash. Corn firmat 55fc
cash. Other grades unchanged
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cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nav

CINCINNATI, May ..
COTTON-Cnchanged; middling up
land at l4@l4ic.
FLOUR-Firm; family at s. 20@6 4ji
superfne at s. 40@5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, winter red advanc.
ed &c; best samples at 81 36@l 81; No
. at 81 34@l 35; hill at 81 40@l 43
white at 81 45@lj0. Corn at 51@5Sc
Rye, easy at 81 00@l -. Oats dull
white at 55@5Tc; mixed at 50@j4c,
Barley, good demand at 81 l2@l Il
for prime to choice.
HAY-Unchanged.
OILS-Linseed steady at 81 %.
PROVISIONS-Unchanged and dull
pork held at SlS 25@lS 50 without
buyers; rumps at $l4 00@l5 90. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders at 6i@6sc; rib
sides at Sc; clear rib at S4@Ssc clear
sides at 6sc. Bacon, shoulders at &c
and rib sides at 9l@92c. Sugar cured
hams at l4@l5!c. Lard, city kettle at
lie head and gut at l0@l05c.
SUGARS-New Orleans raw at ga
l2lc; clarified at l2@l3c; soft at 1890
Isle; hard at l34@l4c; yellow at l2@
l3c.
WHISKY-Steady at Sc, for iron
bound. -- -
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Commissioners Sale.

~ VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
ID circuit Court of Ohio county, State OF
N.~I Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
IurI. III, in chancrry cause i'll said
count, Wherein Walter Marshall is plaintiff
.nI William Armstrong, administrator of
n'~,n', al Robert Marshall, deceased, and
".uIm Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
Marshal. Iu>Ih Marshall and Mary Mar
81. I'll. E'Ir> al law of the said Robert Mar
,Htl,. drrrI>rd, are defendants, l will. on
Sunday, Tn" 9th day OF May, 1871, at 10
"r,urk \. NJ. proceed to sell at the front
.rr Of the court House of said Ohio cOun
;. %. uUr.c auction, to the highest and
.r>. hud",. the following described proper
b. uWl. Lot numbered *, in Jonathan
|IrN addition TO the city of Wheeling.
>iH ln' is ,u the First Ward of the city
Wheeling and il bounded on the south
rs "~iuu alley, on the west by Market
.h7'. fronting ~ feet on Market street and
HH5g thence AN equal width parallel
20 ,'d alley about 23 feet. said lot will
7',. % Two separate parcels, one parcel
.'NA'.,, AMI the other west Of the centre
FOL the National road.
IFEN~uI SNLE-OnC-third in cash. the
''HtIhdur M two equal payments of one
""I l"n years. with interest from the day
4" >"". 10 hr secured by bonds duly eXecu-
'. ".if .pud security, and title retained
"'' 'Uln"r Orders of said Court.
Il. III. COCHRAN,
'E-i Special Commissioner.
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Commissioners Sale.

~ WRIT f. OF 4 DECREE OF THE
~ ir,Wl Court Of Ohio county, State of
"'' u-uUl, rendered on the 18th day of
'''nh"!, lNN in Il cause in chancery
"''r,in Joseph W. Fcrrel was plaintiff and
"" NH.S, the committee of John Low, n
...'''r Mary \. Low, wife OF the said John
,'."' ami tIlr1 Low, William Low, John
.'''"' a. George Low, Burgess Low and
'"' Lows were dcicndcntS, / will, at the
.'"' "'"r % thu Court House in said coun-
81 u ur,"rk \. NJ, on saturday, the nth
.F vi My, i>'l, proceed TO sell at public
",,i'h' 10 the highest and best bidder, the
..","- described property, or so much
~, - VIII satisfy the plaintiff s claim
'.'.' with interest from November ID,
,Llli paid and the costs OF said cause
VI t,i> ste, VIZ: Being n certain tract
' W. lari IN the town of West Liberty,
wa" county, West Virginia, and known
''A'E-iwu ~ feet of the north end of
~ numbered y. ~ and ~, decided to said
-: LOW 10y u. W. Hedge and wife June
- ana OF record in said county i'll deed
49," ~ Page lei. said property will be sold
.,...l, 10 Inc contingent dover estate of
rNti Mary \. Low.
fl. 'IH'> OF SALE.-OnC-third cash on day
IN, SS"e' "hv-lhIrd in six, and One-third in
- month, with Interest on deferred
t |"i, nus from day OF sale until paid, pur-
-. - I'D give bond with approved personal
a. GS'..n! ana title held until further order
s,gSu'' II. II. COCHRAN,
49, SDpt.i1l 4 'prDrp iSSinnpr-
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nTE~TANT TO THE DEED OF TRUST
/ from the Wheeling savings Institution
.1mr.dalrI February -, 1871, and recorded
ID rN- Recorders Office of this cOunty, in
level D,ri, ~ page %, will,
On Thursday. enc Eighteenth day OF
May next,
.gi'n,r~tter from day to day, until COM
..r,.r!. .cHumencIng the sale each day nj
..g O'Clock \. NJ at the banking house
l.,.v occupied by said Institution on Mon
.ur>,r,r.j, Ia Wheeling, w. Va, sell at pub
.saua'!uu Tor cash, the following property,
'i:
!ra pq.l lot and building on the north
,.l~u' HOurue street aforesaid, which was
conveyed 10y William IL. Woods and Others,
'o,s Il lu.ti'ui ION by deed dated February
-. and recorded in said Office in deed
'sns IS page i.S, subject to the dover estate
y NJ, Mary Woods.
Tlrr,rt OF lot los in Chapline and EOff 5
7f,ltun part of said city, which was con-
r"v~l 10y the widow and heirs of Thomas
N-'l, d"r'' ,Sed, TO myself as trustee, by
l,,,i d,r"l March -, 1871. and recorded in
,rli office IN deed book -, page lG9.
Twenty-Five shares OF the capital stock OF
o." Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen shares OF the capital stock of the
Merchants National Bank Of West Virginia
'WLr..lug.
one household safe. One gold watch.
/ ,u' Oi EJ.IldIIc SILVER ware. n large
amber OF literary and miscellaneous
EolS.. Srme superior wines, brandy,
whisky ami cigars. Il number of litho-
-apnN and paintings. Statuary ami
NOME ornaments. \ number of articles
% valuable furniture. a pew in -. Mat
...w.> EpiSc,pI! Church, Wheeling.
sizing - trustee. do not warrant; but
,n10ryr the iii" To Oc good, except against
'.'uuw"r estate in the property on Monroe
..rf. DANIEL LAMB,
arviS Trustee.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

NEW ORk, May :.
MONEY The market closed at IA
6 per cent on call on Governments and
mixed collaterals.
FOREIGN. EXCHANGE. -. The
market was quiet and firm; prime
bankers at 81 l0B for sixty days ster
ling; no business above 81 10.
GOLD.-The market was lower this
afternoon, and closed with sales al
81 liz.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-A frac
ton lower at the close; L. S. Currency
6s, 81 15s@l l54.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., President,
With Full Corp Of Professorx.

OPENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PUR-
" poses Of instruction, this Institution
has already attained very extensive range
OF patronage and support.
It possesses the finest grounds and build
in2y In the State.
CIasses are formed In all the regular
Departments Of Collegiate and Scientific
Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisi-
ton OF the. Modern Languages, the Study
OF Geology, and other branches In the in
terest Of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according 10 the new
and only correct system.
Teachers' Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION from sl5 TO "a per year.
FALL TERx begins Sept 18th. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March list
Commencement, June 18th.
sS75end for a Catalogue
GEO. c. sTURGISS,
Secretary BOARD Of Resenu-
Morgantown, W. Va, July %, 1870.
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