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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-08

State Of Louisiana VS.. Jacob Futch.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 2699-By virtue of writ of teri
tacias TO nue. directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, for State taxes for the year
1871 will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal aud Customhouse streets in
the Second District of this city, SATURDAY
November 8, 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ, The follow.
ing DE- scribed property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the Fifth
District OF this city, square number thirty one,
faubOurs Duvergeville, bounded by Eliza Seguin,
Evallna and Bouny Streets known as lois numbers
one and two of said square; lot number one torn,
ing the corner of Eliza and Bouny streets measur
ing thirty one feet by one hundred and twenty
feet lot number two Eliza street, measuring
thirty one feet by one hundred and twenty feet
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. r. HARPER
Oci lo nos Sheriff Of the Parish of OreAna
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q. X. Schmidt vs.. Joseph Barnes.
SIX1H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 4205.-By virtue of writ OF eri
District Court tor the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction Oh MONDAY, October 90 1873. at five
o'clock P. NJ, at my warehouse No. "a st. Ann
street between Royal and Bourbon streets, III he
Second District of this city, the following described
property. to wit
One fine rosewood Armor.
One fine osewOOd Toilet, marbe-t toy, with glass.
One fine rosewood Washstand marble top
One fine rosewood Comfortable marbe-tOp.
One small brass Clock.
Taken from the premises No. I'll IRENE street.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
W. P. HARPER,
Oc8 IL 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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BATON ROUGE-Steamer B l. Hodge-3O b
cotton bbs molasses 10 half bills molasses
rice and sundries
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IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

notwithstanding Tappshann ock-128o txs
sugar and sundries
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State of Louisiana VIZ. John Mahoney.
GUPERI DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans. No. 513.-By virtue of an alias writ
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. for State taxes
for the year 1871 will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, November g. 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property.
to wit
Fl CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fifth
District of this city, two in square number two
bounded by Peter. Delaronde. Olivier and verrett
streets, known as numbers invent y-ore and twenty
two of said square. each fronting thirty-tw feet
on Peters street. by one hundred and twenty feet
Bouny, Where and Seguin streets
forming the corner of Patterson and Bonny
streets, measuring sixty feet by one hundred and
twenty feet
Seized in the above suit.
Terms~Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
OCT 10 nos Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleane
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD, October 7-16l bales cotton and
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TRXAs RAIL-
Road October 7-l36 bales cotton and sundries
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Rich. Rare and Rf;acy.
Public Printer and Printing.
Parting Shots from II. .. w
and j. j. j..
Tie State Printing to be Let Out.
Petty Spite From p PUer.'e Cover
nor.
CHARLESTON, August 80, '73.

CHARLESTON, August ~, 10.
Special Dispatch to the Register. .
The Printing Commission on last
Wednesday, made an order for carrying
out the law requiring tue printing TO
be let to the lowest bidder, aud termjn-
ated Mr.. Walkers unofficial Connec-
ton with the work OF the State, which
had existed since the expiration Of ms
term in March last. An article in the
Courier OF the following day renewed an
invitation to the Governor to carry his
charges agans; Mr.. Walker 10 the
courts. and denounced in very severe
language, tie uumanly coursc OF Ja-
cob in shirking from such a test. The
Governor responded this afternoon, by
issuing an order declaring the
Office CT Public Printer va
cant since March las, and
deciding tia: the nriri.. .ha!l
hereafter be done l. ''.'b c the
Chronicle. The O.. .. ~ w''h
the statement that il ,kn'a j. any ''.,H-
struction o. laT urier " G., w. -
can lie deemed iae Public Pri"ter. -"
IN that case lie is removed. The i.,'-
ernor Indirectly ceasures commis-io". =.
for rot making 81 earlig: sw"gi
o: the printing, whep IN 'Ac: they were
delayed by his failure to furnish his
estimates. lis aGectst;on Of q willing
ness to remove man whose term eX-
pired several months ago, is considered
al expression Of petty spirit engeudcred
by the stingiog manner in which Walk
er hes l.~he! him TO- not carryin: his
Ca. l...,. - the CvGgt.
w. Y. g.
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Moro shetland PONIES.

Mr. James Borland, son OF NJ. Lou,
den Borland. Of this city, who Las tes-
ma king "a tour in England, Ireland I'D
Scotland the last t1o months, arrived
in New York en- Tuez3ay, O. 'ac s;ea~.
er Italia from Glasgow, b-.rGj0E win
him eight additional SheL.ui poa..e,
which he has purchasei in Scotland
for the use OF the C'nciunaG Coa' al
Coke Compsay's SHAFT At ta.s place
The ponies purchased last year are I'll
doing fret rate with the exception o.
three which died 'rom en- attack o. ,a4
ep,zoo,y, soon after their arr,gal, and
prove a valuable aid in the coal pit,
their size allowing them to travel where
it is impossible for mules to 90. We
believe this is the only coal shs'tia ta.s
par; of the country, il not in the Cai-
red States, that uses these PONIES -
StcuJcrrlHs RTald.
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a Dnnr"ry iF":nam's Effort CD ="
PirA~Snt.

a DRn pHrY 'FDsnln = E.''"'t' sd -.
PirA-H,st.
From tha u.nbgry News.
i hol-tcmpcrei DanUurg vo".n
vso Gads considerable troaJ'a n fcr-
suadiag her husbaod to iuraish E.rGi~
ines, and then is o5i.ci to 10 {, her
sell, read in religious paper, Gouay
Of now wife Induced = NJ, kai tUs-
bud TO hecnn'c Cur ~ tie N1-, 80 .--
tions.e aud hopeful o! men by beiu- IN
varisbly calm a"d lovic. Win A.m.
The story made icep imprrsa,oni"r5n
hey, and when ehe started the fire t.It
noon, she put pair Of rcha>.s n"ecE
the wood. Then she tied 4 hankeIcrlri
across her nose, and went on with Ter
work. When the husband reached t"e
gate, he paused, fetched q snitl 'r"t
made hole in the atmosphere, ard
then went arounl to tne back oi the
house and fetched another sniff taat
had an equal damaging e!f2c. On the
atmosphere. He stared into the ueTl
yard and up at his house, and felt 10 liz
pockets and was about TO % around 20
the front again, when his wife thrust
her head out and said, "W0y doo't
you come in the house, You OH fool ?
Come in aud get your dinner, and let
me read an article TO you from the
Christian Secretary, YOU old rip. Come
in and see how nice it is to get dinner
with nothing to burn but rubbers. You
whited sepulchre. Come in he7e, ! tell
you, before | loose my temper. AMI -ay
what | oughtn't to. At this time hc
went in, going upon the stoop and to
the door very slowly, but upon opening
the door. disappeared inside with mar
velous suddenness. The neichbors say
he was cutting wood all the atera2"a
aua thinking Of the religious prcss.
You know her. She lives in your
street. Her features are either pinched
or full in frowsy. Her dress is wet, ~
fi;tiDg and of no particular Pat:e-";
her Slippers arr broken down hrr
hair is uccombeL; he. voice is ei;he.
shriil or Ccar5e.
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ILLINOIS.
The SInnoid.

CAIRO, August 29.-Wm. Campbell,
colored, was executed here to-day for
the murder OF Thomas Doyle, mate Of
the steamer Grand Tower, last April.
A telegram was received from j. }.
Bird, at Dwight, Illinois, announcing
that respite TOR thirty days would be
granted, as BIRD had visited the Cover.
nor to secure this end. His statement
created quite an excitement among the
colored friends OF the prisoner. An
hour later q telegram was received from
Governor Beveridge, declining to inter
fere. The prisoner had little to say on
the scaffold, except to protest his inno-
cence and manifested a total lack Of
penitGnce or fear. The drop tell ct
1890, breaking his neck instantly. The
pris c per died without a struggle.
sinking OF the Steamer Huntsville.
Til. steamer Huntsville, with one
hu nd.'ed spd eighty head OF cattle,
swan ,,ped eighty miles beow here Tues
day r:ght. The cause OF the accident
it at present unknown. Halt OF the
cattle were drowned. None OF the crew
were +lost.
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The Fersecution o. Jones.

We have no other authority for 1t
than Jones himself, and therefore cans
not vouch for It's truthlulue5s. Jones
told us that lie WAS persCcuted nearly
10 death some time ago by sewing
machine agent, who wanted him TO
make a purchase. Unable at last to
endure the persistence OF the man, Jones
savs he bought p diving bell and went
out 400 miles from land and deEcenGed
two miles into the ocean 10 spend few
davs in peace. He had hardly touched
bottom when be saw the sewing ma
chine man coming down in divers armor,
carving with him Shuttle-;eei and
sixty strong Testimonials 10 the merits
of his LultOl-hole attachment. Jones
Informs us that be enidenly rose 70 the
rurraca and prepared to sail home but
iuat 81 the ships anchor was belng
,.tnlel ever the side, it fell and upset the
,.pNs caboo.e, scatterir- the live coa'5
t5 the powder magazine. This caus'
"a terrific explosion, aud Mr.. Jones
= blown fear miles uPTart io;0 the
t (rhis is Jones statement, rcmem~
a.) Just as lie began to come Iown,
mat the sewing machine solicitor
c..nirg up in balloon, with a bucket
tul Of samples OF the lock stitch, aod 2
mcdeI OF his patent reyersaLIe hemmeF,
When Jones teIi be vas picked up, and
he sailed straight ior lone. A. the
veascl drew near the dock Jones per
ceived the agent staaGi&g on the wharf
waiting Tor him with "noiseleas but
ton~hoie attachment eve thought
all buuou-h0!es were necessarily nose
less, but Jones is responeIbje.) There
upon Jones lid himself IN tie cabin,
and instructed the captain to say 10 the
agent that he, Jones, had died oI yellow
fever on the voyage. Whea the FeN..s
machine man hearI THE, lie sr'z.a .
cory O. certificate from L c.oTs!wa"
wife and then blew cut lis brams "'.h
q pisto', evidently Determined 10 'o,r"
Jones into the next wor.I, aui ss.t hrn
p machine al all hazsgl3. re give d.
:or what it is worth We only h"a"
that Jones was etuc.teI hy his parts
to believe that it ~a- wicked - te,i q"
lie.
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EHODINEYN.
The Recent DcfaleR;IOn.

RrooELYN August 2Q.-The expert
who has been examing tie accounts Of
the Brooklyn Trust Company and City
Treasury, reports the de'alca;ion OF N.
T. Eedman as follows: From the city
treasury. So, GOO; from the general
fund, 5000; from the Board OF Edu-
cation on deposit with the treasurer,
$4,000; making q total defalcation OF
100000. OF this amount the city
treasurer had made good So, 700.
Com ptroler Schroeder admits that Rod.
man is detaulter to the amount of
Sl4S,OO0. His bondsmen, however, 1t
is understood, have agreed to make
good the deficiency. The arrest 0!
Rodman is discredted, and it is rumored
he has escaped arrest by flight.
There are rumors in the city OF an
other heavy defalcation in connection
with the Board OF City Works. Off
cials OF the Board deny any defect in
the accounts, but it is understood thor
ough examination is to be made to-day.
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Notre Dame Of Maryland,

rjLLrGIATE INSTITUTE YOa YOUNG
~ LADIES, cInd dlcted by the PchOoI rls.
t'Ts ". NUIe Dame, two and half mile.
40. IA Or baltimore.
ibis institution IL located In the most de-
Erah part Of Baltimore county, at the ia.
tCrsectiOn Of Charles Etreet and Homeland
ayenuss, about three miles north OF the
WagiinZtOn Monument oi PaItirnors city.
The grounds arc well shaded, Handsomely
designed with iine walks and csTrisgs roads,
aud extensively planned for exercise sni
recreation
The bJilding - gOnEtTuctej and furnished
with every accSssOry and appointment Tor
comfort, convenience and safety. II IL
thoroughly ventilated, well heated by bot
waicr, lighted by gas. and each story IL pro.
v!isd with excellent spring water, speaking
tubes, electric bells and clocks. As ,scunty
against FIRE hsTe are two pluo In each
sjOTy with hose attached. To call assistance
~ any Tn"meU, n danger an el'ctI1c slsrm
ha' been piac~d In the tower. Arrange
mguts have teen made 10 accommodate
PaTlOr BOaTder or Young Ladies' who wish
~ glyc attention 10 special branches and
de-1rP tD enjoy the comforts Of private
apsTtTnenis. Inc system Of sducatlOn az
lDTds yeEy advantage for the cquisitiOn Of
a refined Snd solid educs' lon. speciai ct.
'eutInu VIII be given TO the OerTnsn aud
French langusgea
TEENS PER ASNUN:-Bo aud iul.
'lCn. including the French and German
IsuEUzges, Plain sssJlswOrk, the elem snts
lars o: PaTlJr BOardsrs g5s0. Music, Painting,
spanish. &C, form extra charges.
FOr special Information sddr,ss DIRECT
Ek-B kDThE DANE ~ MAkYLAsD,
POgt Jfiine, Baltimore ooaniy,
Nd. auzJl.sxb
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THE WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
0sFlcE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
4 WASHINGTON, August 80, A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
In New England and Middle states
and lower lake region, pressure well
diminished with a slightly rising
Temperature, light southeasterly to
southwecterly winds, clear and partly
Cloudy weather during the day. For
the southern Atlantic Gulf States con-
tinued high barometer with light vsrl"
able winds and partly cloudy and clear
weather, except on the coast where
areas oil rain will prevail. For Ten
nesee and Ohio valley and thence
westward to Kansas, light easterly to
sontherly winds, with partly cloudy
weather and,high temperature. For the
upper lake region and the northwes;
generally clear weather with low tenn
perature, except from northern MIchi-
gan westward to Minnesota where in
creased cloudiness and threatening
weather will prevail.
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CHICAGO.
Crop Reports from the West

chicago, August 29.-The TriJuat
has crop dispatches from about forty
counties in Illinois, embracing the
greater part Of the corn growing por-
ton, and from come twenty counties in
different parts OF Iowa. With the ex-
ception OF half the counties, the reports
from Illinois, all put the corn crop at
only from one-hslf to two-thirds oithe
average yield, though In some locali-
ties where the yield will be short there
is greater average planted. Reports
from Iowa are very similar to those
from Illinois. The droth has injured
the corn very materially, and the sea-
son is so far advanced that rain now
would hardly benefit it.
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KILLED on TUE RAILRoAD.-Ou Tues

KILLED on Tue RAILRoAD.-0u Tues
day morning last the BODY O! . man
terribly mapgled 10y having been run
over by the cars was found on the rail.
road track near Brook Tunnel. half q
mile west Of Confluence, on the Pitts
burgh and CoRnellsville Railroad. ln-
vestigation showed the body to be that
of James P. Mitchell, a carpenter in
the employ of the railroad company.
1t is supposed that he was killed by the
express train on the previous night, but
in what manner is not known. The re-
mains were yesterday taken to Ellen
boro, West Virginis, where the friends
OF the deceased reside.-Cvmb1LRa
NslcS.
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MICHIGAN.
Railroad Accident.

Iona, August 29.-The Detroit and
Milwaukee passenger train going west
met with an accident st Muirs, seven
miles eas: Of here, the passenger engine
broke down, and, while standing on
the track, freight train crashed in ii e
immigrant car, killing five women and
wounding more or less thirty persons.
The cars OF both trains were smashed
and the sleeping car badly wrecked.
The freight conductor could not de
cover the signals IN the fog.
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CINCINNATI.
Expelled from the Board OF Trade

Expelled from the Board OF Trade.
CiScINNArr, August 29.-Messrs.
freldburg d Workum, prominent whis'
Ky dealers, who were expelled from the
Ohsmoer OF Commerce last week for
uniawipIly using a copyrighted brand
oeLonging to another firm, made an ap-
pL'ca'lon TO the courts to-day through
!heis attorney, Tor mandamus requir-
Ing the Board Of Trade to restore them
10 the privileges Of mepbership.
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VEkS8O& z.
SniSi,ie

MoNTrELIEE, August 29-A shock
ing affair occurred this morning in t"e
trimming room Of the Montpelier Man
uCacturing Company. Joseph Danela,
one Of the workmen, who has been
paying his attention to Miss Carrie
Demmor, who WAS also employed there,
entered the room in which she was at
work and shot her, inficting g serious
wound. He then shot and killed
himself. 1t is thought Daniels was in
sane. No trouble is known to have
existed between them.
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TIE Pittsburgh Commercial Of w
nesday, ssys: "The barn Of -. H.,
north OF Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, w. =.G.-l
by lightning yesterday morning an
burnt up, together with 10: O. hs-,
wagons and two ho:5e=. Loss 5000
hall insured.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 29.-The Govern
mept, it iG stated, intends to take meas.
ures for checking the tide Of emigration.
All agents who are not Germans will
be expelled from the country.
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IN BANhRIFIJG.
In the mattsr o; George W. Alexander,
Bankrupt.
pfsT8ICT or WET VfRGISIA, s.
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been !ggUcJ
BY said Court against the 81 ate Of '5eO W.
Alexander, Of the County NJ Wood, Sta'e Oi
West Virginia, IN said District. Who has
been duly adjufged a Bankrupt upon pei!.
ton Of his creditors, and the payments ri
any debts, and the delivery OF sny property
belonging 70 said bankrupt, % hS1 Or %
his use, and the transfer o.ary property by
him, are prohibited By law. 4 meeting OF
the creditors oi SAID Bankrupt, 20 prove
their debts and chOOse one Og more
Aziguc1s Of his estate. viii BE- he'd at a
Court Of Bankruptcy, TO Ee holden at PARK.
ersburg, in said District, on The 5.h day Oi
Septernber, a. D., 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ, Al
the Office % Walter :. Sands, Eg1, before
George y Caldwell, EEq-, one Of the Regis
ters IN BANKRUPTCY Of said District.
Signed HEDjEMAS SLACK,
aug2!-.a U. s. Marshal Of said District.
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Zen eEreIiencei iescbers in the EnzlISh
course; -Four in tine Language: ssyen ia
Il uBic, SitT twe1ty--eysu new inzirument,
10 Use; Five teachers Of ornamental
bfauche@. PupiB Ior seventeen states.
Chartered lIl rs-ofgabizsi lSi..
fOT Catalogues a'dTess
Rev. X. II. PHILiPS,
au1I4-bz Principal.
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BOSTON.
vessels Ashore.

Boston, August 29.-It is ascertain
el that 81 Gloucester vessels went
ashore at MagiaIen Island, in the gale
Cf Sunday.
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Lindsey Institute.

WEiS -LHOOs EAo BEEN IN CON.
| ruu1us snd lu,,o4a'T, uIpRiion du.
ing o." pat '"r. and ~ - wss baiofe
s'WlG - these 60 r'umis p,IInRUCuay.
DUIir" the summer vRC..tinu the bnildins
VIII b. thoroughly 10. aired. The location
(COrnCr or I'm hii'i ,risr 4 rUCts,l e. qulrt
and rIHrIrt and the srt ubd- am III. i0r
pNCTC.#t.. Tic urS' lem opens September
lWh. is1d. FOR teens and other information
app j." IL" TrInppai-
Jhp. WATSON,
Iu'yN JOHN y HlPIlH Ii4ps
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AnDnlntEN.

Judge Gray was TO day appointed
Chief Justice OF the Massachusetts, SD
preme Court 10 place of Judge Chap
man deceased The position was first
rendered TO Judge Hoar who declined it.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN

MADRID, August 29.-The Cortes will
suspended its si,tings on Monday.
General Hidelgo leaves Madrid as
special envoy TO America.
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FOE RENT.

TWO HOUSES, FOUR EOOMs AND
j cellar 10 each OF them, said houses gro
clean and neat, newly built this summer.
Location head Of Monroe street. within
three minutes walk OF Market House, Posi-
OGce, Churches, and all the central por.
tiOns OF the city. Terms reasonable. Can
get possession at once. Zee
augll-b r. L KIMBERLY.
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NEW YORK STATE.

Accident Oh 'he Hudson River Rail-
road.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, August 29.-The se-
cond Atlantic Express train on the
Hudson river railroad, ran into the fast
train this morning, near Peekskill. The
tracks are obstructe1 and three persons
are reported as injured.
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RAETTNOHE,
Murder and SnicIhc.

BALTIMORE, August 29.-Dr. Scho-
walter, who murdered his wife last
night and then cut his own throat, died
to-day.
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of Virginia

OI"u- October J continues through nine
muhtta. II j. organized iu schools on the
-icr'iyDgyAtem WIN full cDurNrs In Cla9ics
Literature, Science (Wiih practice la Ihem.
.Ca' and Phy'iCt i.IbfatOTleT), In Law,
Medicine Pm IN "rlI', Teaching and Agri.
culture. Auy . Catalogues To JAMES
r. HAIR lSJ.,, ,h1iTmTn 4. q. University
Of Virginia, AlUcmaTIe 70, Va.
augIl-cVb
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Misa. N.E. NMYIIL,n

SCHOpL FJR YOUNG LADIES ANU
- Childr'u In the lndsl'y Institute
building. wilt Ic-OVcn SsplsmD"T srh, ls7S.
English hrancHC .Nathcm tics aud Modern
lNg and drawing C'aScS taught by Mis-.
Wilkinson. The location H. very dealrabIs. :.
being central. quiet and easy Ot access. 10.
circular OF i'Itn'1 information apply
Mrs Sinytn, E"lli"" street, n ~ .ilh,J.i
lst ''r""O. cr az q & t,hnOl r'u =.
iulat.Fb
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EaIkcralOWn seminary,
Inuy ynrrNG IlnI,s

I'm YALb TFRH Ut THfS POPULAR
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-30
CLAsPED EYELET TAGS,

CUPERIOR TO THE CELEBRATED
CDenn.sOn Tag,
For sale by
LEWIS BAKER &CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-30
Just Tccc.gal and ior ea.e by

DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED
~ siates, for the District cf West virginia
IN BANKRUPTCY.