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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

NOJSG MEN CATHOLIC AsSOCIATIOS
L.,tr-- b Dr. T. ". NJ. MARSHALL,
Author u q .ueds % Cauy-~lt.... AID other
celebrated works,
A. Ne'TsroJt Hall, SUNDAY. Jan. l.. Isl, ~ :
clock = Il.
subject " Liberty ~ tie church and the Sect- -
Ticket SO ..LtS. ..r tua .8U-- ,. IluHs i.u.
al eg5r iLhr5u. Pat sld R-Ti
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GENERAL POWELL CLAYTON, Governor Of
Arkansas, elected tnited States Senator from
that State, as stated in Yesterdays STAR, to
succeed Senator Mcdonald, whose term eynire.
on March Avn next, entered the army early in
lie war "a CClOuelOf the 9TH Kansas cavalry.
ara distinguished himself in the Southern Mis-
our! campaigns, under Generals Carti. aud
steele lie was made a bri.adier in August
isfI, and was especially active in clea III q
Arkansas OF Marmaduke's command. AIer
tle war lie renamed i'll Arkansas, and was
elected Governor in 1S'6. a post which he has
held ever since. lie is represented to be an
extreme republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

THE STAMPED ENVELOPE CoNTRACT-In
the House yesterday, Mr.. Kerr presented the
memorial of Messrs. Dempsey * O'Toole, of
this city, in regard to their contract with The
Pest Office Department Tor stamped envelopes
and wrappers and the notification Of the same
by the Postmaster General, claiming til at thew
have suffered heavy pecuniary loss, by the ex-
peIditure OF $1,000 for machinery, material.
&c, to execute their contract after it had been
awarded to them. and they had given bond in
the sum Of 5000 tor its faithful execution;
and asking Congress to indemnity them for
losses sustained. Referred to Committee on
Appropriations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day -
silas a. Strickland, OF Nebraska, Governor OF
Utah Territory. Joshua Armitage, Indian
Agent for Black Feet and neighboring tribes
William -. GOodlove, OF Kentucky Pension
Agent at Lexington, Kentucky.
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TIE WEATHER AT THE EAST AND WEST
fhe reports received at the Signal Office, War
department, al 80 a. IN. to-day, show q calm
or gentle breeze only along the whole Atlantic
and Gulf coasts, from Boston 20 New Orleans
Light winds along the lakes, except at Ch'cs 20,
where the wind was brisk. a nerther was blow
ing at Cheyenne and Omaha. The thermome er
has fallen fOrty-hve degrees in forty-eieIt hours
at Cheyenne. and thirty-six degrees in the same
period of time at Omaha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

The BOARD OF ARMY OFFICERS, compo ,ed
Of Colonel Dupont, Colonel Barry, and Major
Seymour, which has been in session at interval.
during the past two years, to devise a system of
artillery tactics, has been ordered to suspend
further labor upon the work until otherwise
ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

$3.50 PER ANSUM.-In the Senate te-day
Mr.. Williams, from the Finance Committee
reported back the bill equalizing and fixing the
salaries of certain bureau officers. IL provide,
that the Assistant Secretaries, Assistant Post
masters General, Auditors, Comptrollers, Su-
pervising Architect OF the Treasury, Solicitor
and Register of the Treasury, Commissioner,
shall each receive 81 SOC per annuIn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM Missouri
hhe democrats claim to have a majority of
about fourteen on joint ballot in the Missouri
legislature, which will give them the power to
choose a L. ). Senator ia the place OF Senator
Drake, or, rather. in the place of his shortliyed
successor. The indications at present point to-
wards the selection OF Gen. Frank =. Blair as
the democratic candidate, and it Is quite likely
he will be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-12

TIL RSTDNS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DE- - the best article fgr cleansing sni pressrI
teeth. Sid ~ all druggists Price. - and ~ cents
JoUNENS ISODGROCS GLOVE CLEASEI: re-
s'1-as >5llrI gloves equal 10 new Sid los an irug
gis's AID fancy goods dealers Price, IS ceuts de5 y
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The DRESSING OF PEIFITE tn EITEF-
Gals, tII4E4DES AND T4BLE4JA uiDE
SPtCIALiTi Ia viiE NV the largest The.tri-
cal " sTdrObs south OF New York.
PaElur Scenery aud Curtains for rent
HT. pOnehUe sew iCe-. together With hi Won.
ecriu enid .gnmIC singer be engaged tOr
tIaCeI.s or other entertainments naI2 syglu
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GENERAL j. X. WEST elected l. S. Senator
by the Louisiana Legislature, to succeed Hon.
JOHN :. Harris. whose term expires On March
tth reHt, served in the volunteers during the
late rebellion and came into the service from
California. Al the close of the rebellion he
settled III Louisiana. accepting the position OF
Deputy |. :. Marshal under General Frank
Heron. He was subsequently nominated by
Collector Casey Auditor OF the New Orleans
Custom House, and confirmed by Secretary
boutwell,, which position he afterwards resigned
and accepted the post OF administr ator of pub
lie improvements by appointment from Govern
or Yarmouth. In politics be is a republican ard
IS rega. ded as q safe party man.
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NJ ETZERUTT HALL.
WONDERFUL TWo-HEADED GIRL COM
BINATION

A. the request Of numerous citizens b. IN cosse
sseLce " HE crowds wsr. unahI. {. sIIne.s IN.
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NIAsaUERIDE COSTUMES.

Hsyirs sdted largely 30 NV stock % LA =
Hlss CENTS and CHiLDR6N'S FANCY, ~
COMIC sid fHsRsJ FER DRESSES. |
you'd res psctfuliy invite the attertiJu o. my ~
friends and the public generally.
HARBY pONEHUE.
3G9 Seventh st:e-,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May ii.
COTTON-Unchanged; middling al
l44c.
FLOUR-Superfne at s. 6O@5 Is;
family at S. 50@6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and rates ad
vanced; winter red at 81 AZ; No. = al
81 40; hill at 81 45@l As; choice white
at 81 jO@l 50. Corn in good demand;
white and yellow at Sc; mixed ear al
SOC. Rye a shade firmer ct 81 OO9
| O03 Oats easy at 5O@57c. Barley
firm; prime to choice at 81 l59l Is.
HAY-Unchanged.
OILS-Linseed in fair demand at
81 90; lard at 95@9Sc.
PROVISIONS-Quiet and unchang,
ed; mess pork at 81 25@l7 30. Bulk
meats dull, shoulders, at 6@6fc; rib
skies at Sc; clear sides at 9Bc. Bacon,
shoulders at &c; clear rib sides at ga
9ic. Sugar cured hams heavy at 100
ljc. Lard dull at lie for kettle.
SUGARS-Strong and prices un,
changed New Orleans at 9t@l23c;
soft at l3@l32c; hard at l4i@l44c;
yellow at ll@l24c.
TOBACCO Steady; common to
bright Tugs at 81 O0@lO co. medium
leaf at 50 OO@l2 90; fine leaf at SO 90
@l3 ID; bright selections at Sl5 OO@
20 90.
WHISKY-Steady at SSc for iron
bound
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Masons Of France, centuries ago, under
the edict of the cruel and rapaeious
Philip, amid the flames of persecution,
vindicated their nobility of soul, and to
the truth still were true. This exhibit
ton of Masonic disinterestedness and
heroism on the part of the Grand Orient,
with which the Masonic family of Amer
lea is not at present on the best Of terms,
growing out Of the colored question,
should not only serve to reassure the
world if it has any remaining doubts,
of the pure, and patriotic, and Christian
character of the Order everywhere, but
it ought to be an additional link to bind
the universal brotherhood together by
still stronger and more enduring ties
Richmond Enquirer.
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PORK-At ST. 0O@17 80.
New York Market.
New YORK, MAY

New YORK, May II.
FLOUR-Market a shade tirmer;
sales at s. 7OG5 80 for supertne State;
So l5m6 80 for extra State; s. 35@
i 40 for choice do; s. 7OCG5 90 for
superfne western; ST loot % for com
mon to medium extra western; So 80
Gl6 s. for choice do; So 9O@I % for
good to choice white wheat extra
S. 2ja6 - for common to good ship.
ping brands of extra round hoop Ohio;
So 45M,6 % for trade brands; So 500
: - for common to fair extra st.
Louis and So SOG9 90 tor good 10
choice do. Southern flour steady at So %
al 20 for common to fair extra, and
s. $4,000 for good to choice do. Rye
-four unchanged at 81 25@6 10. Corn
meal quiet. 49,
GRAIN-Wheat irmer at 81 D
for new spring; 81 59@l 81 for
winter red and amber western. Rye
quiet. Barley quiet and unchanged;
western at 81 10. Barley malt dull .
Corn shade frmer at 1S49SOc for
mixed western. oats STEADY al oolGo'C
for western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady: 81 W
ali p for new mess; Sl4 50@l5 % for
prime, and Sl5 0O@l6 90 for new prime
mess. Beef quiet at $40 OO9l9 w
for plain mess, and Sl4 0O@l1 90 for
extra mess. Beef hams dull at so w
Goq 90 Tierce beef dull at S24 OO(9
% 90 tor prime mess and SO OOCS
500 90 for India mess. Cut meats steady
at Il613Ic for hams, and 639'c for
shoulders; middles quiet. Lard dull
at l0@llic for steam, and lI4c Tor
kettle rendered
BUTTER-Quiet at ll925c for west
err, and l5@3Oc for State.
CHEESE-Dull at 59l5c for COM
mon to prime.
COTTON-Opens a shade frmer
with light offerings at lisc for 10"
miidlings, and l5tc for middllng up
lands
PETROLEUM-Crude firm at lac;
refined firmly held at 24!.
TALLOW-Steady at S4@9c; stea'
rine quiet at lO6l28c.
WHISkY-Lower at 9OIc.
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The law OF kindness is a golden law
And 10y kindness YOU can rule strong
natures which rebel against any other
treatment Force is grinding, but the
battle is exhaustive when force reSists
force Physical weakness, however,
becomes all powerful when it joins
hands with justice, kindness and pru.
dence Here is a paragraph from the
Houston telegraph which illustrates
the value of kindness:
We saw fine mule the other day
hitched to a cart, following a colored
man upon a horse. The latter was
going rapidly and the mule was about
twenty feet behind trottIng rapidly after
him, and every now and then neighing,
as il anxious to catch up with his friend.
Upon inquiry, we were informed that
this mule. under a former manager,
had proven so unmanageabIe that ii
had been given no as almost hopeless.
The colored man who now has il in
charge, offered to take charge OF the
animal, and by kind treatment has so
trained it that it will follow him and
obey as kindly as a pet lamb. 1t is
now perfectly tractable and shows an
attachment for the colo e man which
is wonderful. This instance proves the
difference in favor of kindness to beasts
Of burden. Few persons know how te
manage them, and usually they are
treated with downright inhumanity
that deserves the punishment OF the
law.
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commissioners Sale.

DI VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
y circuit Court of Ohio county, state 81
West Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
!.tru l>7l, in n chancery cause IN said
'.urt, wherein Walter Marshall Is plalntin
a.I William Armstrong, administrators OF
estate Of Robert Marshall, deceased, and
William Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
Marshall. Joseph Marshall and Mary Mar
,.llI heirs at law of the said Robert Mar
-.a,l. deceased, are defendants, VIII, on
saturday, the 9TH day of May, 1911, at ~
o'clock \. NJ, proceed to sell at the 'front.'
.. lDr OF the Court House Of said ONO coun,
s.. al public auction, 10 the highest ana
...~t bidder, the following described proper
.g. 10 wit: Lot numbered IS, in Jonathan
Ltur'S addition to the city OF wheeling
ud lot is in the First Ward OF the city
r! Wheeling and is bounded on the south
hy Chestnut alley, on the west by Market
street, fronting 66 feet on Market street ana
.unning thence an equal width parallel
with said alley about 2i3 feet. SAID lot Will
D. sold in two separate parcels, one parcel
wing east and the other west OF the centre
OF the National road. ~
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in cash. the
remainder in two equal payments OF one
and two years, with interest from the day
Of sale. to be secured by bonds duly eXecu-
led with good security, and title retained
until further orders OF said Court.
X. II. COCHRAN,
uDr2i Special Commissioner.
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commissioners Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
Il Circuit Court of Ohio county, state OF
VEST Virginia, rendered on the 18th day of
November, 1863, in cause in chancery
wherein Joseph w. Ferrel was plaintif ana
.vi Mills, the committee of John Low,
.guatic Mary 4. Low, wife of the said JOhn
IYw, and Clara Low, William Low, John
Low, Jr., George Low, Burgess Low ana
allie Low were deiendents, Will, at the
.-.lr door of the Court House in said coun-
's So II o'clock \. NJ, on saturday, the Z'th
t.v Of May 1871, proceed to sell NJ puDuc
.....i ion, to the highest and best bidder, the
lowing described property, or so much
hereof aS will satisfy the plalntin 5 claim
OF - 81. with interest from November ID,
,,g. until paid and the costs of said cause
and Of this sale, viz: Being certain tract
OF lot III land in the town of West Liberty,
In Ohio county, West Virginia, and known
"a, seventy two l72l feet of the north end OF
lots numbered 5S, 80 and 90, decided to said
John Low 10y u. w. Hedge and wife June
Y. IS5l. and Of record in said county in deed
nook 81 page 40. said property Will be sold
.ubjcct 10 the contingent dover estate OF
me said Mary \. Low.
TERMS or SALE.-One-third cash on day
II sale, one-third in six, and one-third IN
.wcIvr months, with interest on deferred
.rt,mruts from day of sale until paid, pur-
..iI.nr 10 give bond with approved personal
.rruritv, and title held until further order
~ I,nTt X. II. COCHRAN,
apy3i Special Commissioner:
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Commissioners Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Ohio county, State of
West Virginia, rendered on the Dist day OF
March, ISl, In cause in chancery pending
IN SAID Court, wherein Henry Meyer and
wife are complainants and Caroline Ritz
and others are defendants, shall on
day, the 25th Day of May, 1871,
AT IL o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell at public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, at
the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, the following de-
scribed property, that is to say:
The one-fOurth part of lot No. 10, in square
No !, situated on the west side of Market
street, in the CITY OF Wheeling, between
Quincy and John streets, ii being the same
property conveyed TO John Ritz, who is
now deceased, by Nicholas Zimmer and
wife, by deed dated October 9th, 1915. Also,
the south half of the south half being the
one,fourth parp OF that lot OF ground situ-
ated on the west side of Market street, in
the city of Wheeling, designated on the map
of said city as lot No. 10, in square No !,
generally known as the LOckman property.
The two pieces of property above described
together constitute one-half lot, and are To-
Gated contiguous to each other, and have
built upon them one large twO-Story brick
house, together with other necessary out
building.
Caroline Ritz, the widow of John Ritz.
deceased, having elected 10 retain her dover
right in the above mentioned property, the
same will be sold subject To the annual
payment OF two hundred and fifty dollars,
the dover interest OF Caroline Ritz as aScer-
tanned by the report of the Commissioner TO
whom This cause was referred.
Terms OF SALE-One-third cash and the
remainder in two equal inStalments of six
and twelve months, or all cash, at the op-
lion Of the purchaser. Deferred payments
10 bear interest from date, and the purchaser
To give bond, with good personal security,
.Jr the deferred payments, and the title re-
.yiEed until further order of this Court
J. II. GOOD,
JDrlq SDeciaI Commissioners
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The CHARTERS Railroad Clebraiion-
Time Fixed for Thursday, May Is.

Should the weather continue favor.
able, it is expected that track-laying on
the Charters railway will be completed
to this place on next Monday evening.
In anticipation of this, the joint com
mit,ee Of our Council and citizens have
made arrangements with the officials OF
the company to have the formal open
ing take place on Thursday OF next
week. Invitations will be Issued 10 70
stockholders and others in Pittsburgh
and along the line who have taken al
interest in forwarding the enterprise
and it is likely that a number OF t9e
prominent officials OF the road VIII loan
in the excursion - Washington fsr's"'
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May ii.
FLOUR-More active for shipment
and firm, some sales having been made
at an advance of l24c.
GRAIN-Wheat fairly active and
circular sales of cash were made at
81 29@I 80, closing at 81 Dot; seller
last half closes at 81 23!, and seller June
at 81 291. Corn irregular at 55@56c,
closing at Sole seller June closes at
55$c. Oats quiet at 4Sc for regular and
4S}@4S!c for fresh. Rye firm at 9Oc
for No. . Barley quiet at Sic for reg
ular.
HlGHWINES-Steady and quiet at
SIZE.
PORK-At ST. 00@l7 80
CATTLE-Fairly active and steady
at Yesterdays prices; shipping steers
sold at 81 % for extra; s. 45@6 30 for
fair; So 00@6 % for medium, and
s. 624@5 81 for rough medium; stock
steers sold at 50 S7!@5 % for inferior
to good; butchers cattle sold at 81 OOG
4 % for inferior to choice.
HOGS-Fairly active; prices 5@lOC
lower; sales Of heavy at 81 4j@4 sc
for fair to extra; light lots sold at 81 60
(aj % Tor fair to choice.
LATER p. NJ
GRAIN-Wheat has been higher
this afternoon, closing at 81 294" cash
Corn quiet and unchanged.
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VIRGINIA Tobacco.

~ CADDIES "LEADBETTER'S NAVY
~ Is and rs.
u Caddies CANDLES" Bright Navy IS.
Boxes "Leadbetter's" Blk los,
"A CaddieS "Arrah- Sa-Pogue' Navy -; :
~ Boxes yellow JesSamine" Bright l"ls'
as.
Il CaddieS Luscious Chew" Twist S.
10 Boxes -. VI. Booker's" Bright lbs.
10 - "Apricot" do do
5 "G6rrie smith" do do
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
Monitor"
"RuSsell's Banana" los and Navy.
"Merrimac" Navy lbs.
Premium Bright los.
Premium Bright rs and Is.
"F. G. Smoking, rs, Is and lbs.
We have all OF the above standard brands
on hand and for sale cheap.
jan3l MAXWELL, TISGLE & co.
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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May ii.
COTTON-Held firm; middling up
lands l5c; low middling lac.
FLOUR-Firm and in an improved
demand; Howard street superfne . 5O
az 90, do extra Sc 37!, do family 81 %
as IS, city mills superfne . 5Ogl 20,
do extra s. OO@S 90, fancy IS OO@ll 90,
western superfne S. 5000 90, do extra
Sc 25@7 l24, do family s. 259S o.
GRAIN-Wheat firmer; Ohio and
Indiana 81 62@1 IS, Pennsy lyaniaSl 80
al 65. Corn dull and heavy; white
southern 75@77c; yellow do 75c. Oats
firmer at 62@67c,
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet at
SlS 80. Bacon steady shoulders 149
Sc, rib sides 98@lOc, clear rib lOt9
l0!c. Hams, sugar cured, l6@l'c.
Lard quiet at ll3@l2c.
WHISKY-Nominal at 92@92!c,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


New York Money Market.
New YORK. May ii.
MONEY-At the close money was
freely offered at 3@4 per cent on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
remains dull and steady on the basis Of
llOs@l1O4 for prime bankers, sixty
days, sterling, and ll0s for sight.
GOLD-The market to-day was a
mere repetition of yesterday, except
that there were occasional sales at IL Ii;
closing quiet at lllt@l1lf. r..
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull and
steady at the close; United States cur
rency 6s at ll5s@ll55.
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On Thursday. the Eighteenth day of
Why next

md thereafter from day 10 day, until COM
ueIcd, commencing the sale each day at
len O'Clock \. Nj at the banking house
atJe,y occupied by said Institution on Mon
Toe street, in Wheeling, W. Va, sell at pub
10 auction for cash, the following property,
~:
The part lot and building on the north
-.ie OF Monroe street aforesaid, which was
conveyed 10y William III. Woods and Others,
.r ~ q Institution by deed dated February
d. .>5j, and recorded in said office in deed
p,DE -, page 49,, subject 10 the dover estate
1i Mrs Mary Woods.
Ilr part Of lot l5S in Chapline and EOff'S
addition part of said city, which was con-
,ryri by the widow and heirs of Thomas
Nr... deceased, 10 myself as trustee, by
.r,-i dated March -, 1871. and recorded in
...I -iIire in deed book IS, page 100.
Twenty-Five SHARES of the capital stock of
.a- Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen shares OF the capital stock Of the
t..ruIut~' National Bank OF West Virginia
- HI"aling.
uar household safe. One gold watch.
4 rr ni valuable silver ware. 4 large
..wnrr OF literary and miscellaneous
-s>. Some superior wines, brandy,
Ky and cigars. \ number of lithO-
-....- and paintings. Statuary and
...E" ornaments. \ number of articles
.. ...uable furniture. \ pew in 81. Mat
'..w'~ EpScspI! Church, Wheeling.
selling ~ trustee. do not warrant; but
. .....,v the title 10 De good, except against
'."Hnwcr estate in the property on Monroe
>.."..r. DANIEL LAMB,
.rr.s Trustee.
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Herring'8 Patent Champion Safes
Herring. Ferret IL Sherman,

Zjl Broadway, cor. Murray -, y. !.
FARREL. HERRING & CO., Philadelphia.
HERRING & 90. Chicago.
HERRISG, FAEEEL 81 sHEENAS, New
orleans. MARI
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20 MEDALS
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
EXCEL ALL OTHERS.

(See Testimonial Circular, Sent FreeJ
NEW STYLES AND REDUCED PhtGGE.0
This month. AN ILLUSTRATED Gaia
LOGUE, with elegant illustrations nom
photographs, and full information, sent nee.
Address MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
$50 Broadway, New York, or l5i fremont
street Boston. ueco-eouud"
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WEST VIRGINIA
State Normal School,
FAIRM0NT, W. VA.
j. &. GILCHRIsT. A. VI. Principal.

ITS OBJECT u the preparation 81 teach
ers Tor Common Schools, High Schools and
Academies, not Dy special superfciallties,
but by thorough scholarship, actual teach
ing and the study Of the philosophy and
methods Of Education.
ITS MENTAL TRAINING f. eqnally
adapted 70 those U'yo dD HOt intend 30 become
teachers, aiming at the greatest benefit N
the student 10 the development Of mental
end moral powers and practical usefulness
In Life.
COURSE OF STUDY includes the Com
mon Branches, the English language in all
IT. departments, the Natural Sciences, the
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and
Bookkeeping, Vocal and instrumental
Music and the Theory and Art Of Teaching.
SESSIONS. The Winter Session will
ciOse March 18th, ls7l, and the Spring Se--
sion will commence April 9Th, and close
June I'd. ls7l.
TUITION Is FREE. Students attending
this school 10 be educated a. teachers pay
no ftEtfbOr.
Send for a Circular.
T. II. PIERPOST,
feb2 Secretary Of TX. Com