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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-15
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Aug. 14.-Mundela In sneak.
Ing to his constituents at ShefField Iasi
night concerning tile differences between
England and America on the indirect
claims, highly praised the course Of thG
British Government as well as the atti-
tude assumed by the United States. He
congratulated his hearers upon the re,
moVal Of the, differences between The
countries by the acquiescence Of America
in the decision Of the Tribunal OF Arbi.
tration in reference to the indirect claims
A meeting Of the British Geographical
Association will commence to-day al
Brighton. Mr.. Stanley Is to address the
association on his travels in Africa
Among those already assembled for the
purpose OF hearing Stanley Is Ell. Emperor
Napoleon and Eugenie; her son iS also ex.
pected. 80 -. -,
A letter from Sidney Young states that
Lord Tenterden asked him and Cohen To
proceed TO Geneva solely to make expla-
nation OF the reports to the Grown on the
subject Of the American claims lor dam
ages to Confederate cruisers, in case any
became necessary.
Right Hon. Russell Gurney and VIM.
H. Smith, NJ. p, sailed to-day for Ameri.
ca In the steamship Moravian. Mr..
Gurney returns to resume his seat in the
American and British Joint Claims Com.
mission, which meets in Newport next
month. MIR. Smith, who Is q well known
news dealer OF London, will make a tour
through Canada and the United States.
The United States steamers Wabash,
Brooklyn and Plymouth, have arrived in
the Thames and anchored at Grayesend.
The Wachusett Is expected 10 arrive here
before night All that Is known Of the
future movements OF the fleet is that the
dag ship Wabash will soon sail for Nor.
way with Admiral Alden, and the Shen.
andoah will take Mr.. Schenck, the Ameri.
can Minister, to Havre.
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Attempted Assassination,

ASHLAND, Pa, August 14.-At three
o'clock this morning six workmen, re.
turning from the Gowell Audenried Mines
near Centralia, were fred upon by a
party Of Molly Magulres, secreted in The
woods. Geo. W. Davis, John T. Web.
ster and Alfred Bunce were very badly
wounded. Davis is probably fatally
wounded. The men had been at work
contrary TO the orders OF tho Molly Ma,
guires. The asSassins are still at large,
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| Great storm ln Kentuckr.

CINCINNATI, August 14.-The Louis.
vile Chronicle says there was very
heavy storm-wind and rain-there last
night, doing much damage to property in
the city and to crops in the surrounding
country. The building Of Suit & Co.,
whisky dealers, was blown down, The
walls crushing in an adjoining house
owned by Mr.. Giles, causing loss OF
fully $4,000. Several houses were blown
down in the southern part Of the city, and
the whole country was overhOwed and
crops, fences and outhouses washed away.
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Recruiting for the Cuban rebellion.

NEW YORK, August 14.-A special dis.
patch from Montreal, says DR.. Laprahon
the Spanish Vice Consul, was yesterday
putin possession of information which led
to the discovery Of wide spread organi.
zation for the enlistment OF volunteers for
the revolutionary army in Cuba. The
organizers belong to the class who at.
tempted 10 make similar efforts last win.
ter. The Junta in New York, owing to
failures in New York, seemed to have
turned his attention to Canada. The
scheme discovered, contemplated the en-
listment Of men in the principle cities Of
the Dominion, concentrating them ut some
place on the Bay, Of Fundy. Avessel had
taken her cargo out to meet a Cuban
cruiser at point further south, where
they would have been transhipped. A
large number Of recruits have been made
in Montreal, st. Johns and Halifax. Il
will not require great energy or watch.
fulness on the part OF the Dominion au.
thorities In preventing the carrying out Of
the undertaking. No arrests as yet.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 14-The United
States steamer May Flower, which has
been reftted and remodeled at the Wash.
lngton Navy Yard, will leave for the
Portland, N. H., Navy Yard on Monday
with q crewfor the United States steamer
Fortuna. She will while there receive
hes full quota Of officers, preparatory to
leaving for the West Indies.
A warrant was issued at the Treasury
Department to-day in payment of the
Kansas war claims, amounting to three
hundred and thirty.six thousand eight
hundred and seventeen dollars.
The new Government building at Chi.
cago will be commenced as soon as the
title to the ground shall be secured to
the United States.
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Letter From Portlaud..Sketch of the
Scenery Near That FaVoTite Re-

Letter From PortlandssSkeIch OF the
Scenery Near That FavoTite Re-
sort. -.a @
To the Editors OF the IntellIgeneer:
Leaving behind us the heavy clouds OF
coal smoke and the heated atmosphere
filled with dust in Wheeling, we are soon
landed among the sentinel.like peaks of
the Cheat Mountains at Cranberry Sum.
NIT. The natural attractions Of the coun.
try we have been passing through, going
east on the Baltimore e Ohio Railroad
from Tunnelton to this point, the most
casual traveller cannot fail TO notice.
Swinging around the side ol the mountain
seemingly in mid air over viaducts, at
every curve new views and beautiful
landscapes break on the view. Presently
the train that has been rattling along at
the rate,or twenty-five or thirty miles an
hour, stops, and we are told;by the yelling
Of the brakemen that we have arrived at
Rowlesburg. Here our locomotive takes
drink and ailer u short, sharp shrek oi
the whistle, we are off for Cranberry Sum.
nit, ten miles distant, and up grade all
the way. rsl T.. rF
The natural beauty Of this region
has challenged the notice ot many,
and as an evidence Of It's appre-
citation, hundreds of pleasure seekers,
from all points, may be found in.
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THE Register has another candida te fol
Congress and ought now to be happy. II
is one Mr.. II. w. RooK. To crafty any
curiosity there might be to know who Mr..
e. W. RooK is, we may say that we are
informed he is an employe in the office oil
the Moundsville Democrat. We hope
nobody will interfere with Mr.. Rocks
modest aspirations. We print his an
nouncement in our advertising columns
at regular rates, with great pleasure, and
should not object to printing dozen OF
SO more on the same termA II any ad.
ditional cases Of congressional ScabieJ
should develop themselves about the
Democrat office or in the town, send along
the announcement with the advertising
fee and we warrant rapid and effectual
cure. The Register Vouches for Mr..
Rocks Republicanism. 1t would be O
very unreasonable sort of person who
could ask more, though we suppose if re.
quired Mr.. EWING, the editor-ol the
Democrat, would be willing to add his en-
dorsement, The example set by Mr.
HANSON CRIswELL was q mischievous
one, 1t encourages people to be candi-
dates for Congress who never thought Of
it before, Two or three Of the boys in
this office arc seized with the mania and
nothing, We are assured, but insufficient
age restraints them from rushing into
print with their announcements.
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IS;S:;S2 SS:ssS!9HS, ". Va July 10, iSra. SygS
PITTSBURGH FEMALECoTIEcE
tbfOSpSo,rp, p,uImGlngs, m we'll furnished and csr,o,od
s,,,, ,tm,SNTf'THRRE TEACHERS
''n,syIIania Female College
~ NEAR PITTSBURGH. Pa

,Se Se siiys sBos ,OSsated on College Hill, away from
SSLaASS RDiITNvr NrinGnd AND noise, provides FfRsT|
YOUNG ISVSS,AsIslONAL AbVANTAGHRS 0 for
eSSnon.sea.o mSS with earnest teaching and
SFll, For c.,,., cS,,, open WEDNESDAY, Scp,sm.
D.. Sues and particulars address
.nv,,,,N' Ntr, IASss BLACK. D. D., Prcs,t
.. b. JIaSs.- LAuChlIn Row w n H., ~
Hing S'RhsJ; P ststteiL Raw R' " y y pnIJ phSS4Ed'
"a, b. h NeT. :, =. ScoYeli. Rev VA S'
!Ie06oI 10n' Robert MeKniSSt RSo y; n " ~ y
EOOthesd r. " VIM. BAkCwelI Hon n y
s''Soan g. Brown, D. D. jSs.SodN T. 3
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Ii, as the Register aalrms, the RepubN.
can voters of Marshall county think the
voting Tor Mr.. Davis, as Republicans, in,
wolves surrender of their principles, we
should like to be informed what the Dem.
ocratic voters Of Marshall think Of voting
for Horace Greeley, as Democratic n y
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American Institute of Instruction.

LEWISTON Me-, August 14.-The Amer.
icau Institute Of Instruction assembled
here yesterday, The afternoon was con.
sumed in business, and evening meeting
welcomed with an address from J. l.
Pickard, OF Chicago The session will
continue during three days. Many lead
ing educators ffom all parts Of thu
country are in attendanc6if 5i s,g'isl i'J''
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OK the 10Th inst. Mr.. HANSON CRIs
WELL wrote a letter to N. GoFF, ESQ.,, oil
Clarksburg, saying:
"For reasons satisfactory to myself, and
out ofrespect 10 the will and wish Of my
personal and political friends throughout
the district, you are authorized to announce
that my candidacy for Con gress is with
drawn"
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JoTTrNGs FROM THE CENsUs.-The
number Of children in the United States
under five years old is 5,513,84S, Of which
2,797 ,sS7 are male and 2,717, ,458' female
The male children from five to nine in.
elusive are 2,497,4 and female 2277S
a1; Total, 4,Sl4,713. The number d
male inhabitants Of all ages under twen.
ty:oneis 1O050, ,563; female, 9,076,3O7; to,
tai, 20 028,870. ..5,.
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If Mr.. JoHN J. DAVIS is SO much op
posed to the Republican party as tht
Register says he is, why should that sheet
make that an objection TO his election
The Register is also opposed TO the Repub
lican party; and, according to Its OWE
showing, It could not punish US worst
than by electing DAVIS. .,- 5s, er.r
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WHEN the Council of this city year
and half ago appointed the Mayor to be
also City Solicitor, we directed the atten.
tion Of the public to the manifest impro-
priety Of the act, seeing that it would be
the business Of the Mayor to employ the
Solicitor; and it was as obviously impro-
per for one man to unite both functions,
of employer and employed, in his own
person as it is for member OF Council to
be a contractor for jobs let by that body.
As every sin has its memorable penalty,
so this arrangement, violating the plain
est dictates of official duty on the
part Of Council and the simplest
maxims that regulate official conduct, as
regards the duties Of Mayor and Solicitor,
begins tObear its legitimate fruits. There
is complaint about the Solicitors bills;
and, after q good deal Of growing, Coun-
Gil, Tuesday night, ordered the payment
OF bills amounting to $500, on the express
condition that it should be accepted as
payment in full up to the 1st instant.
This, it is said, the Solicitor declines to
do, so that there is likely to be a difficulty,
and probably ventilation of the whole
matter Of the Solicitors services and
fees, before it is settled. re-
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The Genera Admiration .

GENEVA, August 14-The sitting OF
tue Board OF Arbitration opened at 1890,
and terminated at three In the afternoon.
The Court adjourned until noon to.mor.
row. All the council were present. Da.
Wis and Lord Tenderden were the last 10
leave the Council Chamber, and went out
together,
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Now York Democracy Repudiating
the Ring.

NEW York, August 14-The World
says the Convention called to meet at
syracuse on the 4th Of September will be
distinctively Democratic; that only men
Of unquestloned integrity and spotless
honor are 70 be placed upon the ticket.
II must be boldly declared, it says, that
there Is no connection Of the party what
eyer with the demolished ring. -
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Failure Of Fisher Bros.

PErrsBURaH, August IA meeting
Of the creditors Of Fisher Bros, the
large oil dealers who suspended a few
days ago, was held to-day. Many Of
their creditors have Cancelled their con.
tracts, and 1t is understood that ample
time will be given. the firm, M, { [
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Gen. sherman Receiyed BY Victoria,

NEW York, August 14.-A South.
ampton letter says that when General
Sherman was visiting the American fleet
the Prince Of Wales delivered him a
message from the Queen apprising him
and Commodore Alden Of her desire to
receive them and the officers Of the fleet
at her court on the next day, The Queens
reception was marked by great warmth
and cordiality, -.-.,
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THE colored citizens Of San Fran.
cisco are going to test their right to send
their children TO the public schools by ar
appeal to the courts They ought 10 do
Y before the election. The Democracy
now that. they want their votes, may pos
sibly recognize the lact that they are hu.
man beings.
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METALLIC roofs are rapidly coming in.
to use as the best safeguard against light.
ming, as the roof instantly distributes the
electric fluid over its surface, and by so
doing prevents oil danger.
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Tine ladies q the United States Hotel,
Long Branch, have established society
for tho suppression of"poker." All mar.
ried gentlemen who are not in their rooms
by eleven o'clock are hunted up by the
society in body.
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In Utica, n. Y, street cars driven by
steam have been introduced. A trial
made last Saturday demonstrated the per.
feet ease with which new engine, in.
vented with view to such use, could be
managed, and 1t is proposed to adopt this
method Of locomotlon 10 reach the yarl.
ous suburbs OF that enterprising city.
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EDUCATIONAL,
ct. JOSRPIrS ACADEMY,
CORNER FIFTH AND QUINCY STREETS.


The duties Of this Institution will he resumed
% Monday, September I'd, 10 the building re-,
Gently known as 81. ViuCGnt's College, adjoining
Tie Convent, with greatly enhanced facilities for
Conducting the School In an efficient manner
The Sisters hope for continuance and cxten,
non Of toe liberal patronage heretofore be.
slowed on 1t. The Sisters will abAtc nothing Of
lheiI tane,t efforts for the advancement OF tneir
Papis. Thts ASSURANCE viii be sufficient ior
PAirhls who have heretofore patronized the
%aOOl. They also announce with pleasure that
thr connection Of Mrs. Whitaker with the Acal,
s%ny IS Teacher Of Vocal aud instrumental
Music, will be continued. :
select class for limited number Of boys un,
Get zen years Of age, will be opened on the same
GAy, Lhe Getuan Language will be taught
Eaus 10 children Of both sexes OF German
.,nIs Faehs are earnestly requested to cnter their
SIdfrn ,n early, In order that the classes may be
'uIiy formed from the commencement.
., rot particulars Spply at st. JOseph's Convent,
entrance on Quincy street.
ArG, IS, 1871. o. oo'E snIi
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nARM FOR SALE

Gonlof lie rIty the National hoS1 ,SroSSS U1 U
nile ~ HGnpaed Railroad ndIng rSnIiRE IIopse
T. o5 ,66iS. WGsh House, Spring HOUSE Ine HIS
VI VIA S.ee;,Sy ou, buildings also H os Small
.ss =. Pi:S Orchard with abundance Hs S5 on mod.
11S S,, viii be sold At fair PI5GS PN ESu AZ ISsnt
nI,'it w terms IsugiSl !. IRWIN, HseHs.
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River News.

PTTrsDuReH, August 14.-Monopnraabee. he
Ia 90 inches in the channel and rising very
slowly 9 :. V. : 1lIS q -Lau8gE.y
1t is reported from Berlin that Gen,
yon Moltke has gone to Belfort to, inspect
he new lortifcation. a'as T9g BtJS I
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MIR. SUMNER says the Democracy are
converted to Republicauism. But we
did not believe it, says an exchange, until
we saw them firing salutes over q Repub.
lican victory in North Carolina.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
aud Price nom 800 to 2i,OO0 each.
TRHs- -OuC.fOurth cash, the residue In equal
lEsLl2cnts st one, two and three years, with In.
Iarsl JNO. P. GuCHRLST,
IPO At Top Mill.
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CINCINNATI.
DemoCratic.LiberaI Congress Con.
ventlons.

Ventiops.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-Democrats
and Liberal Republicans met in Conven,
tion in this city to-day to nominate two
Congress candidates, and candidates fol
seven county offices. A division of the
offices was made by giving the Liberal
Republicans Congressman In the Second
district, Presidential elector of the First
district, Probate Judge, County Surveyor
and Director OF County Infrmary. The
Democratic nominations for the other
offices are For Congress in the First
district, long term, Milton Taylor; FOL
short term, o. ]. Doods, both D Democrats
For Congress in the Second district, Gen
q: B. Banning. The county ticket is con,
sidered strong. ETEEEg q
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Gov. Curtin Going to stump for
GrnnI, =

NEW YORK, August 14.-William II.
Kemble, Of the Republican National Ex-
ecutive Committee, stated here yesterday
that letter had been received In Phila-
delphia from Gov. Curtin announcing his
intention Of returning in September and
stumping Pennsylvania for Grant.
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The Poisohing at ReIdnYllla.

New YoRK, August 14.-A Greens,
boro, NC, dispatch says Jim johnson,
the colored ice cream poisoner, has been
indicted and jailed. Several Of the per.
sons poisoned are yet in danger. One or
two have their lives despaifed OF. The
excitement has greatly subsidized. "
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.GheGttelEfqen4yrI j;
.--.nnIl l--s 10. y ~. NJ.

AN exchange remarks that "the mum.
Der Of fools who think they can write
campaign poetry IS increasing" s o..
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ToMILL rNERs-What ismost likelyto
become q iair.haired woman: Why, a
iair.haired little girl, to be surel = =
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HamiltOn'S Quincy Foundry,

And more particularly described in said Deed Of
Tss ois numbered ono, two, three, nine, ten aud
,,sTSs ii IA q 10 and H. In square. eleven (lO
n I tS,t nj Of the city Of Wheeling which was
Ild outlSto town lots by the late Joseph Cald'
S.I,, which lots !, and front on Bolton street,
"a bs Io,s numbered 9, 10 and II front on Jacob
mi m Gpith said lots are bounded on the north
~ Preston street, together with the buildings,
i5ppyentnts and appurtenances upon the said
UFoDerty. or any part thereof, or thereto In any
IN IpperAlriig; and the engines, boilers, ma
thlneiy died or otherwise, patterns. tools and
Inpltnen.s used In and about the foundry or
Machine shop located on said property"
TTRHs on SALE-0ne.third cAsh, the balance
in one tEo and three years; the purchaser CIV
iur Bond, fOr the deferred iustAllments, bearing
interest irun date, secured by deed Of trust upon
us HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
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CIVIL yIL. AND MECHANICAL ENGT.
~ vM;vEERlNG At the RENSSELAER, POLY.
,L,kuiNlC INSTITUTE, TROY. N Y Tastrnc.
wa wa very practical. Advantages nnsnrnasSed IN
va. si. country. Graduates obtain excellent posi. h
Sul, keopens Sept. 18th. For the Annual
NsSIsE', containing improved Cours% or stnSv
and iall particulars, address "'o' VI ''uuS'
Ivn PRoP. CHARLES DRoWNE,
-. Director.
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MAINE.
HH.L - q .a....HN.
Republican Nominations IN the 4tl
District.

~ IHHNkHVHu IN gIEUT 'EIII
District.
BANGOR, August 14-The Republicans
OF the 4th Congressional District in Con.
vention here to-day unanimously nomina,
ted Gen. Samuel F. Hersey, for Congres.
sional Representative, and Mr.. MOrdecai
Mitchell, Of Dover, for Presidential elcc.
tor. Speeches were made by Gen. Hersey
and others, including Hon. John II. Rice,
who has been claimed as supporter ol
Greeley and Brown, but came out square.
ly for Grant and Wilson.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Merriman 10 get the CercIficate.

Merrlman 10 get the Cerclficate.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August IA
report has been received here that
the Secretary of State Of North Car
'olina will give certificate Of election to
the Governorship to Merriman, the Dem
ocrat, instead of Caldwell, on account OF
alleged Irregularities. This report is,
however, not confirmed by dispatches
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sY TEL GRAPH,
AssooIATRD PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelllsencer.

Uy the Western Union Line.
Once Ncrth.wCSt cor. of. Main and Monroe sts
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weather Report. h.
-....... "a WAR DEPARTMENT, /
oFFIoR OF THE OHIEF SIaNAL OPPToER,
WAsHINsToN. D, g., August lI-7.SO P. \.
- ~ pnnn mn r,urnrnn n

A continued low pressure, southerly
and westerly winds, with threatening
weather and occasional rain areas on the
lower lakes, and then eastwardly over the
middle and eastern States. Variable
southerly and easterly winds on the south
Atlantic, with partly cloudy weather. A
falling barometer, threatening weather,
with rain and light northGly and easterly
winds on the Cult. Clearing and cooler
weather from Minnesota to Michigan and
southwark to Tennessee, with northerly
winds.
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For sale.

UOR SALE i,
/, rvosronr BRICK .,l.3. house .onssn'ns S1 ne
.o,asr NJ Of LAbslIc and Bolton '''f'''' ''"''"
.rroon,, attedwIth r.
,..., p,ovu & Higgins Gallery. ,,,.,
EnQuIreNS'O'D JOHN BROWN.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY r.,

,iss iIsIo'''aedoy Congress; adopted by the State.
Ts. .'u Oy The benCyolence OF individuals, socIc.
's' and other institutions '''''
s.i.,s, s.,s Departments Of Iu.truc tion-Lteta,xv ~
*. S'h',Gs Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
Department, ''S'"'='u preparatory
,.sa.aa %ssa'Se Of aIA'sc Faculty of accomplished
December l tnS I,S begin. September 4th, WINTER.
SwO,s1,EScEArSr, wo,L, June 10, lS7g, '''
IA tSAl expenses from $40 to $40 Ucr veal, r...
"'Ao'' boarding In clubs. '''' pF' year. Less
Ia. s'P6 d for Catalogue containing full p,,,,eu.
Nono,x,o,.,. ALEx Al MARTIN, President.
T;S:; ;ssS5eES, 70, ". Va July 70, IS1a. jyqs
PITTSBURGH FEMALE ECoLLEGE
Throughout uItN'TTSSngS TSagS well furnished and carpe,cd
TT,, aao'ouSh course or study, ~"
rwENTY.THREE TEAcESRS S'
IA SS aSuSS,D ,DEErARrIESTs Special tcarSo,.- ,,,,
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