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MARSHALL COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CaLEHDARrSs3-1l.

Fall term begins Sept. IS. Ends Dec. 10, 1873,
spriSg." +" Mar 90 30 June II, isiS.
INSTR UCTORS.
J. b. CLARK, A. NJ, Principal;
RgN1. u. THAcKsToN, A. VI. lst Assistant.
Ms carrie Cooper, 2nd Assistant.
Ella Byrne, Bird Assistant.
Miss Mamie Love, Music and Drawing.
There are three Departments Primary,
Normal asd Aeademicnl
TIE 4 CADEHICAL DEPARTMENT,
Inc utes fullcourse of English and Class-
ical studies adapted 10 81 young people
for advanced standing In College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement Of studies. and the
methods Of Instructions used, are intend
ed to furnish the students with; LIST. A
thorough knowledge Of the branches COM
monty taught in the scho Is Of the State,
81. a knowledge OF the principles
OF education aud Of ths art OF applying
them TO practice ia the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
The Primary Department is 70 arran.
ged as 10 constitute model school. AMI
intended " afford practical eKemplihca-
ton Of the principles an methods in On
Efficient coarse OF Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students IN preparatory,
Normal and Academical departments.
per term, $40 90
Less that term, per week, %
Contingencies payable by G.l G.u
dents) per term, 90
Lessons on piano including use Of
instrument, term Of IL weeks,
two lessons PER voeE, 9 ~
French and German each per term, II 90
Tuition payable strictly in advance
Boarding-Wilb use Of room per
week, 8 co
Fuel and Light, %
Winter term per week, 80
Washing per dozen 80
Students rooms are furnished with
stove, bedstead. mattress, w,sh-sianl, Ia
BILE, Two chairs, washboWl, pitcher, pail,
loOking-glass. lamp and window blinds.
Bed clothes an all other articles Of room
furniture other that those mentioned
above, must he furnished Ly the student.
There is no provision for self boarding in
TIE buildings.
Board bin payable one half at the ke-
ginning the other at the close Of the term.
Further information may he obtained
by application 10 THE PRINCIPAL
Huntington, Cabell county,
nl5tf West virginia
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3 b. r P t n ae s %s91s s and P '.P,
Important the southwest will also be mads
oan a!roa connecting Chesapeake Ohio rail and eao, other
0 amy % ', OF @"' t @ has "dsG'S which
cy % he % oA southern ono and west Virginia an
G, Eagb easy ard cheap %eces,
lu and the abundant quantity of m Goals which they contain 1t
producing the best Qualities Of pig on found quantities and under rcum
The region celebrated for the
4 s T, i city g ss T osssy g d
nd its will form between the deep waters Of the Chesapeake Bay and
natural and interchange
ing States Of the Fast and Of Europe " W
81 lce ?f rec inviting locality found than
enuy remarkable and its gen.
al hel climate the proPie have at great cost laid out the
coe7 isnee s r ani %r s1s fp y possible
fined and cultivated taste With tese objects view,
roadway
walton faTiso fruit trees "d @ Sey On the Avenues where it is sup
subject to conditions which viii ,syer ?revGo. Pe the yiGn
plan which can be easily and economically adopted and which adapted
part city School Marshall College has ex
ensyt buildings and grounds where residents will opportunity for the
education OF Their Children and wards II the higher branches Of learning at ned
crate cost an an S.pS o Of Tess3Sshs sI rPGi'ou
cation These prices bur binding
thirty days delivery prefer they may pay
given remaining sixty per cent in one from date
he remaining thirty per cent in two years from date purchase T interest
per cent per ang the purchase made these terms credit deed
VII be gwen ~hTH % na @ Is made in accordance with the terms stated
Lch required ud on the lot purchased within one year FROM
the al O he buildings to be
n the cities
the Ohio
successful Of
Rolling Mills Machine Shops
in unlimited supply the line the Chesapeake and Ohio
from whence cay etrnspOr Huntington very
Liberal arrangements made securing plots these
purposes.
The completed; furnishes ur
cheap and pleasant from States Washington Hunt
-
given application person BY lee,
Of the undersigned 800 i
ID. w. ENMONS, Gent Supt
JOHN III. OLEY, Agent
Huntington, West Va. q
William Street n Yo,L
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Wesleyan Female EIsti-
tutc,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

Will begin its 9th annual session Sep
tenn Der 18th, 1873. This is one Of the
first schools for young ladies in the so.sG
Faculty consists twcnty-three teach
ers aud officers buildings elegant
scenery grand-health unsurpassed
feeble constitutions here entire ly res.
tord-attenled by young ladies from
fifteen Southern States.
TEENS for scholastic year-hoard and
tuition in College course, $4,000. Ex-
tras moderate. For catalogue Of 81
pages, address,
REv. W. a. HARRIS,
Stau ton, Va.
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Chesapsak9 & Ohio Railroad,

Which, landwest by line
low the
mm9use through
Western and the AtlaTtie saboard
railroad bridge
be made at the city huntington with
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New Bindery.

RlM complete outfit Of Machin-
cry and stock.
HUGH DUSsE will sEperintend the bind
cry, and nothing but the best Of work
will be turned out under his supervision.
Blank Books made 10 order on short
notice, Music and Magazines bound TO
order, Old Books rebound in any style
Orders will receive prompt attent!o on.
j. & VI. DAVIDSON,
Ironton Book Store.
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Ex-Yice President ColaN is very
much in demand out west, where be
ought % De BEST known as an address
or Of pub &c gatherings, convened for
ali sorts Of objects A western cotem-
% rary assures MS that the late presid-
F. @ officer Of the Senate has two huud-
r,d invitations TO air hi, c'oquencc he
fIc public eathcring-
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EYC9lYGE!
HAGERSTOWN SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

The fall term Of this popular institu.
ton will commence on Monday, the first
day Of September. Parents or guardians
desiring a school of the highest character,
at moderate rates, for their children or
wards, apply for information to the Prin-
cipal. REV. JOHN McCRON, D. b.
Hagerstovn, Maryland
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capital required; full instructions i wall
liable package Of goods sent free by mail.
Address, with six cent return stamp, VI.
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EIEg'RDERl-No, we would only call
lFs attention to cur WE'LL AUGER, with
which man can earn $50 per day in
good territory. 1t borts any diameter,
and ordinary wells at the rate Cf $50 #.
per day. Farm, township and county
rights for sale descriptive book sent on
receipt Of &C. postage, Adlrs AvGER Co.
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WASHINGTON o oFi ia:is.

Agents wanted 'or couplet, history
of our National Capital. IT'S origin,
growth, excelencies, abuses, beauties,
and personages are al portrayed in that
graphic sly which has placed the au-
thor, Geo Aif, Townsend, among the fore,
most newspaper correspondents Of the
time. II gives bold startling, truthful
in ide views Of Washington life. aud
Congressional aud Lobbying Johhery.-
Books ready fOr delivery. Extra terms
for this State. Address S. NJ. Belts j Co.
Cincinnati, o.
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This payer was fouudal by o. G.
CUASE.-the dea ily enemy Of Lick.spit-
tlers-amid the Germ fields. aud pasture
lands, which have since heeu rapidly
maturing into the foundation ii
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~ Cash salary, OF commission allow.
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PROPRIETORS
, 1873-05-11

Isaw c1oud1et, yestete'on, -
pnled On fu1gent ray =
Gods sWSusdown in Gods azure poised !
Gods golden thread It's stay.
Heaped in the East, to dizzy height,
Dark,ning the Evenings red, y
. 4 mural front Of fnky mist ~
Scowled Ger the Days deathbed.
Tho cloudlet lost its anchoring -
And sailed In beauty free, 49,
TO meet its w1ath-cowled kin arrnJoo
Beyond the ether-sea. :,
= AlasI In half-an-hour it doomed !. -.
:. 4 jagged mer1on high
upou the buttressed hattiemsnu
That fortified the sfy.. -
Gone was it's SNOWY buoysncy,-. ~
Fierce WAS Its craggy form; -:
It even threw pail athTart
The ranpsrts Of the stoEn.: Il So
have seen joyous human hearta ! >
And i CLOAK thenselSea, tit De.th did como,
. - o@ - '~ 5oHs MoGoTKH1
, 1873-05-11
) . > : . , '
V1f1KsBUH0, NiEs.,
;. March = 1878. H.,

The announcement has already been = made
Tint Wilkie Collins has dramatized his Latest
novel, =. Tho New Magdalen, - and transfelred
tho right for the PRODUCTION Of the play n the
writer's, however, it Is understood. have been
busily 1t work on versions" " Of the novel, and
Of them Mr. Collins seems to have been fore
warned, forin d letter recently received By Miss
LeC1e1cq from him, be saJs: ....,.
part Of the steaezs Of plays Let the public know thst
have reserved scenes and effects for the aushors
own dramatic versIon. which arc not 70 be found IN
, 1873-05-11

for the benefit Of the Sabbath school in tho
-Yestry. Of the church, which -Haa- grand snc-
CESS: During the absence OF the Rev. Mr:.Den-
mis-; DR.. Bridge has charge Of, the school, which
ia large and prosperous. - =: ::
The pulpit OF the Jefferson Park Presbyterian
Church, recently vacated by the Rev; DR.. Robert
Patterson, ia now being ably filled by .the Rev.
Spencer L. Finnoy, from Princeton, Nj.
Eighteen additional members were, received
into the North Star Baptist Church last Sunday.
The Ro9. ". A. Gay, of Winnebtgo, has accept
ed unanimous call to the Breckinridge Church,
Buffalo, n. Y. :.s: ;..- --,::
:: The Union Park and Lincoln Park oongrega-
:tional Churches received twanty-three acceasiona
last Sunday. ....= e.,
The Rev: J. Post, of Milwaukee, has become q
The new Presbyterian Church at haywood,
being the first church ed5ce erected in tho place,
was dedicated last Thursday evening, the kev;
Abbott P; Kittredge, Prof Patt2n; ,.,a1a ano
Tho Rev. J: 3. Peck, late of Springfield,
Mass; and recently appointed pastor :ot cen- m
/ tenaty II. E. Church, has been persnaded TO de-
liver. his entertaining lecture, ;" Pluck versus
the auspices ct the Library Association Of his
D: L: Moody will sail for Europe on The 10th
Of June. ..-: =. . -. -,
r. - :. AT DIXON TO-DAY. - :
!. A1stter to private PARTIES from the Rev. Z. G.
siclels, pastor of tie Presbyterian. Church at
Dixon; states that but three persons connected
With lis congregation were. drowned in the catas:
Eophe last Sunday. There are six large and
hoilrishfng Congregations in Dixon, representing
The Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal. Lutheran,
Presbyterian, and Catholic denorninationh: There
will be religious services ii each OF these churches
this morning in referenue to the great calamity
The pastors will not abate their et1orta in the re-
vival work, but expect to labor more assiduously
than. eyer in that direction. This ia so1emr
Sunday IN Dixon. e. =: ~
, 1873-05-11
GENERAL NOTICE.,
~-~---~~-.~~~~~.~~~
..:NOEI!ICE;;: +.

hefsb5 given that application has been ths
AtEnc and P1cIic Telegraph CuutauJ for tho reissue
Of tho following certificates Of tha originals having
been Lost. 1nislnid, destfSr=d =; r
Fob. p ls2, No. 5ea; Is thares- So
Fob. 81, 1863, ku. @i Is shares. - =. -. -.
t. - = - ~ 4..~-JoHN .QRRRAR,
, 1873-05-11

under the very nose Of the infile1 Turk, il t.
tamboul itself. This march Of musical Chris
hanity however doea not proceed at the instance
Of the Turk himself. The Englieh residents in
Constantinople are organizing the performance
"yiola piaani," the new opera by Perelli,
recently produced q. the Scala, Milan, WAS 3 dis
mal failure Campanini took part in it but his
voico ras husky and uncertain, though In
Lohengrin," a few days before, he had sung
with great purity. : - - - So" -. :
Rubinstein, playing in Albany tho otherin1ght,
stopped in the middle Of q piece, remarkiug.
ssNhat do the stupid people mean BY their ever
lasting running about? It is quite impossible to
play-| He then rose, bowed, and Left tho plat
| form, to which he refused to return TO play:
The Journal des Debats tells q good story Of
Rossini. On the death Of Meyerbeer, his nsphew,
| Ii. Beer, composed requiem, which lie sub
| mitted to Rossini. The Swan OF Peaaro returned
the production to it's author, with the remark,
| "Your requiem will do; but it would hare
| been far better that you should have died, and
| that your uncle should have composed one ZOE
you"
| A number OF admirers Of the great tenor MARIO
! have formed I. fund, the interest Of Wh1cn Is 70
l. be devoted to = Mario Scholarship Tor young
| terors at the CouserEatoire do MuHlque- Malaos
being touched By this compliment, has presented
the founders two original full-slzc palnungb, one
Of himself as Don Juan, the other OF Glults Hrlsl
| "a Donna Anna. -. r' 81
| yha mneical critic of the Cincinnati Enquirer
sars that " Miss kellogg is, in every tissue. IN
/ Amarican girl. She is this In her delicate
heanty: her 1.-the, yet perfect form; her tiny,
| annw-white hand and Arab. foot !" and the New
i! YORK Commercial Adrertise7t adds: ."Har Arab
| foot has often been remarked, but it nevez
seemed to rs 90 tharouehly American rs hes
, 1873-05-11
DEAN Stanley and tie Late Bishop
- ~ n1cfIYaine.o :;
Programme :: Of: Of Services IN. th
Churches To-Day; ::
Episcopal, and Roman: Catholic:
-: Calendar: IL: W j: 's'-
"A: Variety T: Of miscellaneous Religious
-: - News. :. ~ .As.':

- =: ~ = 49,. -. = z"7
-" St. jous's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.: 3
Among the many new church buildings erect
- :+h;. 49,, ona ~ +ba ,,oat innnosinq will be
su !" '1us - e..y, ouo ~ w 100 ..t1..I ,-a,,,a
the new st. Johns Episcopal on Asnlanu a'enoe'
near Union Park. The cost, including tne Hl,
I,h;ch IN 113xl54 feet. will. be- s150, ,000- The
3orc hae,n in Santembe,;r. 1870. and the base
fnent was reaay 1or Occupancy ~ u, -.
The upper part Is inclosed and WILL % eon
p1eted as early as possible. Among 1ts pro"l.
nant Architectural features will be an " OPEN
work ~ anira ESQ feet high and made Of stone,
on the southeast cofnei a. s ~ aaet
There will also be sontn ano ga 1:,
window of unusually large dimenslons, anu
,nora jn,nos,n0 than anything OF the kind in tho,
c;tv % -The audience-room will have five en-,
frances and Wiu pe a. su;.,, sth,
cation as near the pulpis ~ poee'p1o' w. o
orcaln in the gallery facing the great south win
dow The ualls a1e OF stone, and IN the shape
ized in he winter q sSo fla KEN Kenosha n na3
tna t;So ~ oh;o and graduate Of Kenyon College,
a. xaa;'rad ~ ~ aconIt of iii health in June
r 3eca 10es assd d;ad ~ "Paris Aug. 81. the Same
+aor +eop' AtI1. Ia was succeeded by the pres
se ~. rsctor the Rev. Dr.. a. n. Powers, who was
su1 ai1od d1e, Fo,, Darennort Iowa. where he WIS
Isu1elo,+ ~ Gr;swod College. His theological
w, York Tif,,; -T3r
education vas received IN SGw IA H., n ron,, T.
LGweas - and T be Is regarded bJ III As
eSeeneet paSt o1, III i,,;dn IL ' erected bv thu So.
cietp ps was so on the corner Of Lake and S.
Johns pace, no1tn nn1es ~ taet f. naa anlaroad Il
q1nenseaH da 1aea % lax The last nyinr seatinr
los., ioo', ~ s eoo Thich .waae, occupied untl
~ ,+:1,,,re,etion NJ the basement Of the
present' pre- ,sf new building. Among the prominent
members r OF .ne Pa1 ~ Iordsn Dr n. NJ. F;tc1,
Hnbbsrd r., s 5q9astoh ! NV +: YlI5sRs' 5za'
Sleeper, AenEY T. Gnr nolsn' Wiz ~ =
David rna1a =; tyha1 Sr1an T E IsTpaId ~ a. G. T. Gran.
Ia All r n. Hnennin. IN ). D. Weber, Fred. Dow,
naLl, n T. 4s,nas T = r sttins' George ~: Nav,
Ea~a'o sah L 'emg Tbomnson m A. E. LeaYengorth. :.
VIZ g Rxans ~; = = q Bacon. and others. ;, : :.
~ ~, n1nlnonSrRY msa N r. % Ep1scopA11A sAIs IRIS "A11
- ohp-eo'Nt11 h,unn1s" na 70 Hn1!
n, ta- Editor Of Ths Chicago Itl6u1t
- G1n: I, In Yesterdays TRIBUNE the following
from = London (Eng.) correspondent, writing
IN the 19th Of last month, appears under the
heading, New. York: The body OF B1shop
McIlynlno arrived in this city on the 18th, and
, 1873-05-11


Nay 12-ss. Nereus, Achileua, Domiu1a, and Pan
%sy 10. 4siao5s : ! ?; ( 9: ?: noi,,<.,. , n
+, Nay l5-st Monica, W. - -:
Mcx 16-st Waldus, B. q. : -. >.'.-f:.~'.r "a
|, Nuy list. Paschai Boylon, G. $50 =. =,
:: .-s :; ELSEWHERE: :.::
The ralcsine exploration parhes, English aud Amer
. can, are fairly at their work. Z. - -:
r. A Protestant missionary in the island of Tahiti
writes encouragngly OF religious movements there.
The students Of Andoyer Seminary are to have the
benefit Of number Of lectures from the RoT. Dr.
.Woolsey.
Tohacco ssys the ob,errer, Il escbenod b. eome Of
tho clergy. while others are chewing and smoking IT,
+ The sunday-school workers Of Bloomington, Ill,
hold Union Teachera' Meetings once month
Nashville minister has cards distributed in the
n,1on. q, !, aid to hs7s mora hno c11rches and
fewer Christians than any other psce Of Its sze In the
State.
Ten million ono hundred and hfty-four thousand
pounds represents the annual sum required to sustain
tho Church Of England. -.:~' :.r!'-
The faithful Catholics Of Belgium have sant S1Dooo
n gold to Holy Father during the month Of March
The Rev. Mr. Gerritt Congregational Ttntster Of
stoddsrd has been ordained an Episcopal minister IN
chnrchs prosperity, mentioned in IN Eastern pa
ner Iast week. consisted In the erection OF sixteen
1heds for the shelter Of teams.
sarantv-tTo per cent Of the written snd published
booss offered the Sunday-School Library COMMITTEE
~ ::tha American Unitarian Association were re-
al -. -"
Tbe Few Mrs. Van Colt has returned to New Engl,nd
snd speaks Of wonderful tr1unphs q g1aee sns 9ss
Witnessed in the West Her otd1naoon 70 Inc nln'o'
still nngats. - !: 49,: !: p. /.
II ia stated that Mr. Aator has presented to Trinity
Ohurch New York to golden candle-attcks nine 1eet
high. Tha csndleacks Etc appenoa3es 10
worship.
Thsro is revival IN progress IN Cape May. such 90
has not been enjoyed for msny years. The Fnoie
, 1873-05-11
Ionic nose, her Sandman chin, OF boy bewitching
Erapch mauueriama., :, "

Ionic nose, her Sandman chin, OF boy be"itch1ns
French maunerlams.' ~
- The new singers introduced thus far At goycnt
Garden hare not been successful Madame
Bn1l-Pao1i, Nile. .d,Angen, and Mile. Fossa are
severely criticised By the leading muaicM author M
itiea. Nile. AIhani Is apparently the best OF mr.
Gye'a prime donne SO far, and II. Faufe Ii tha
only ma1a artist who has made a. sensation. At
Drury Lane the basso @Mediri has madsan az
cellent impression, appearing for the first time
as the Duke In j" Iucrezia Borgla-'
The fftiath anniversary OF the foundation OF
Strauss orchestra was celebrated on the 9Th OF
April, etVianna, by:tha two sons Johann and
Eduard. In 1923 tho -father;,> Johann; per-
formed his first composition in an orchestra CON-
posed of eighteen musiciaua-a number subse-
quently raisod to thirty He died IN to49, ana
his eldest son, Johann, further augmented tho
second son, took command of the orchesha IN
association with Eduard and, On his death, in
1870, Edua1d hucceeded to the sole charge OF
band now numbering to1ty-soven.
Clala Louise Kellogg is likely to have pretty
Fanny J. Kellogg, Of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
singer Of considerable note, who; is raid to pos
seas fine soprano voice, brilliant Aud flexible IN
execution, and, at the same time. rich and fa1A
On the lower and middle notes. We learn from
d reliable Bourca that ahe has been offered tna
salary, and the position Of 1eading soprano in
one OF our wealthy and aristocratic churches,
which she declined, In order to continue het
musical studies in Boston, and finally in Europe
somo benevolent ladies' residing at Nice re-
Gently organized musical service at the Church
Of st. John the Baptist for the beneft Of . char
ity- When the anthem mas fniahad and the col~
lectozs had made their rounds, sudden noises,
and afterwards cries Of fire, were heard:. 4 scana
OF indescribab1e confusion enHuad;: the Women:
screamed aud rushed to the altar for protection,
and !, q band OF thieves who had canaed thu
alarm, threw themselves On .tho ahEghted
crowd, seized the money collected, The watches,
chains, shavls, and jewe1ry Of tie ladies', and
made their escape before any gaudsrmaa could
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