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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
The Railroad Qurs,IVn In Pennhyl
wanna.

The Constitu tional Convention now
in session in Pennsylvania, has report
ed an article on railroads, Of which the
following is tsir synopsis
A tree railroad law and the transfer
OF passengers snd tre'gnts from one
line 10 snolher without discrimination !;
All railroad property subject to tax
alton the same as tnat OF tle citizen /;
No consolidation OF competing or
parallel lines;
Railroad companies confined TO the
business of common carriers, aud pro-
hlbited from acquiring lands, mining or
msnu'acruring;
No discrimination against the people
OF our own State in the carriage Of
freight or passengers;
Railroads declared public highways,
op~n TO all cirizens. and fast freight
lines" composed OF railway officials,
prohibited;
All iDcresse Of capital stock to be
under general law,
Railroads liable for constructive
damages Tor property not actually oc
cuped;
Railroads have the right TO construct
and pass cars, over each others roads,
free from unjust determination
These are the leading principles laid
down, u be Ell forced by Legislation To
meet the case OF any company pleading
its charter as a contract with the State,
and, therefore, not npalrsble by these
regulations, it is provided that no rsll-
road shall have sny benef ia legisla.
ton, under general or special laws, ex-
cept on condition OF the complete sc~
ceptance OF the provisions OF the ar
ticIe This section met with stron ger
opposition than any other rom the rep
resen,stives OF thu great railroad cor
porstions 10 the Convention, but it was
adopted by large majority.
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FO h IGN,
AUSTRIA

The American COmmis.IooeEs.
VIENNA, April 30 "A meeting was
held in tuis city TO dsy of the Aneri-
can Exhibitors TO the industrial Expo
siton. TIE meeting was informed that
the Commissioners which have just been
dpposed from office on account OF irreg-
ularitles left WITH their successors Meth
er an exhibitors list nor any plan OF the
arrangements OF places designed for
the use OF the American exhibitors in
in the Exposition building. This
announcement caused CONSERVATION
smorg those present At the meeting.
The effect OF this act OF neglect on the
part Of the disposed commissioners has
been 10 involve everything 10 confusion,
so far at east as the American exhloi-
tors are concerned. Steps was al once
taken towards making Dev arrange
meuts in order tnst the delay 10 the
specification o. the goods OF the Aneri-
can exhibitors may be as briei a. possi
bls Every opportunity is being afford
81 bS the exhibition managers. and the
new arrangements are nov progress ng
sstisfsctor ally.
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New York Market.
New YORK, April %

NRw YORK, April %.
FLOUR-The market for state
snd western -four is firm with only
q moderate amount OF stock offering
for export. The demand con-
tiuues good and the home trade
are purchasing quite freely 81
IS so 46 35 for superfne State ;
0O97 so for extra State; 7 $50
7 90 Tor choice dG 7 659S 25 for
fancy d.; 5 S096 35 Tor superfne wes.
tern; 6 go 81 IS for common to medium
extra WESTERN 5097 50 for choice do;
IS 50@l0 50 for common to
choice white wheat western extra
! 6 90 al As 'or common to good Ship
ping brands, extra round hoop Ohio
! 81 6O9l0 so for trade brands 81 50
Cd9 35 Tor common to fair exrrs 81
LOUISE 359l2 50 for good to choice do
Southern -four is 10 isir request and
steady; 8 20 A8 Is for common 10 islr
extra; s 25 al2 80 for good to choice
do. Rve -four firm and in demand At
4 6095 IS for inferior TO very choice
superfne.
WHEAT-Q1iet,' scarce 40 frm
sales 22,O0O bushel 81 6lal II tor
No. spring in store and shost; $50
80, No DO; 50 al 95 tor winter red
western | 95 g2 20 for amber western;
! 9jG92 35 ior white western aud State,
the latter tor fancy; No. 2, Milwaukee
Is quoted at 6S9l 10 in stor. and
ah Dat; and No. Chicago do. 63 g
| IS.
RYE-9S9l 90 for western.
BARLEY-Uuchsnged.
CORN-Firm with good inquiry /;
7l972 tor new western mixed; 7Of 97lt
Tor old do sfioat; 6Sta69 for DO in
store and 72! 973 for yellow western.
Dull aud in buyers favor
So ass Tor new mixed westerd 55956
for old do in store; 549564 Tor white
western; 5ll954 for black do; and SAY
Tor mixed state.
PORK-Q riet and nominal, slS 500
Is Is for new mesG Is 90 ais Is tor
prime; II 504lS 50 for prime mess.
Beet quiet and unchanged; 9 0J9ll 25
plain mess; II 0O6l3 o. for extra do
bee hams firm at 81 ~ 933 0O t.erce
beef quiet and firm; - OOtG22 90 for
prime mess; q 0OC925 W lor India mess-
Cut meats quiet and nominal l2G9
tor hams, II as Tor shoulders mid
dies firm; lOD9l0s tor long clear.
LARD-Dull aud in buyers favor
sales al 9a9;c for No. | to primo
steam, and 9sc tor kettle rendered
COTTON-On spot opens ! lower
with holders more disposed to realize,
and offering stock quite freely; sales at
lSic for low middIng, and l9sc for
mddli"g uplands.
PETROLEUM-Dull and in buyers
favor At lOtc tor crude; lite for refned.
TALLOW-Firm al S;99sc.
STEkINE-Qtiet al yg9t;
WHISKY-QIiet and easy; sales
100 barrels at 81 tc.
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DR.. Eymsu says the thing occurre d
three weeks ago and the boy was kept
locked up Tor six or eight days without
medical attention. The consequence 10
his leg has liberated aud will
probably have to be appu-
putated. The matter creates q good
deal Of excitement here, aad medical IN.
yestigation will take place. DR.. Eyman
claims that he has proof OF other out
RACES committed in that institution.
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Nj OferI states that IN Oals-wing
ourners, though tue SIZE ol the flame
LImluIsnes with Ihe amount OF gas con-
sumsd, II e mol 10 equal ratio. The
hsnt of 3 large dame, Ior example, may
De equIyaleut TO Il teen candies, wh le
.ua. y. IwO small ones LOgeiuer viii be
only seven Or eEAt ca"Iiesr thougn
Guty burn the same amount vi gas As
he largr flame. Inns IL caused Toy the
pIeIe COU OusIlou OF Ine gIs In lue
Ulue zOue OF the flame, wnIcu gives 1T
se Dr no Hgut III etner case aud has
more favorable circumstances, IUr II,
Occurrence relatively tU Ioe size OF the
dame Ia toe small than IN tue large
daue.
A Singular tsct III connection with gas
lanes IL, that tue power ol the lIsnt ,
zoe -ame whether lRe flame IL lested
edgew sr or hIIwIse Iue COuClus ou
arrived al IL, mat the use oi GyLudricai
( as7 curmueys Win round jets Ar
grad, J IL ou ne whole the most eCOno.
mICal.--,Scrl6asr S FOR May.
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NE w JE RSEY.
Conservation Cerem mbniPs e..

Conservation FerpW mics.
NEWARK, April 0-The arrange
ments Tor the consecratioD OF Right
Rev. NJ. A. CorrigaD, the newly ape
pointed Bishop OF the diocese OF New
ark, are completed. 1t is expected the
ceremonies will be the most imp)s ng
ever witnessed in the State, The con-
secrstion will be he'd at the Cathedral
on Monday next, and will be admins
tered BY Most Reverend Arcnolsnop
McCloskey, o. New York, Ass sted by
Bishop Loughlin, OF Brooklyn aud Blsh'
op McCloskey, OF Louisville; sermon by
Bishop McQnsde. rector II ia expec =
ed that the Rev. James P. Bayley, and
the Bishops OF everv diocese in the
Middle States will be present.
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RIgEk NEWS.

PiTr.sUR9H, April 30-RiVer rising
With 8 ieei 2 inches IN the channel.
Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, April 80 River falliug
With II feet 5 inches ia the chanoel.
Westber cloudy and warm. Business
moderate.
CHAELEsToS, April 30-Rirer rising
with ii feet 3 iDcHes 10 the chaunel.
Weather mild.
EVASsvILLE, April 30.-Rivsr falling.
Weather cloudy and mild.
HUSTIssroS, ,April 81. River falling
Weather clear al isss...l.
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Dead.
CINCIN NNAGI.
To the Reseue.

CINCINNATI, April 3O-Some three
hundred colored men held a meeting
last night and passed resolutions con-
demning the late slsu hter OF negroes
10 Loulsisus and calling on the govern
nent Tor protection aud vrudicauon OF
the law. Speeches were made by Col
Rob. Harlan special mail age t,coIored,
Peter Hillock and others.
A sou OF Dr.. Eymsn, who has been
attending the St. Msrys Catholic 10
stitute at Dayton, WAS cent home 10 his
parents in this city with broken leg,
which the boy clsms wss done oy
brother Conrad, obe OF the teachers,
who kicked bim down stairs for some
slight offence and beat 6im unmerc fully
after. notwithstanding hs leg was
broken.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 80.
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged
family Il 5097 Is; superHne IS Is 9
5 IS.
WHEAT-Quiey red ranges 81 5j9
| 10
CORN-Stesdv at 436jOc.
OATS-Firm at 43 a48c
BARLEY-Quoted st GOAL 90 Tor
mixed; for prime TO choice 81 0jG9 ~.
PROVISIONS-Firm with upward
tendency Pork sl3 30; some holders
are ask ng SlS IS.
LARD-9 b9Ac.
BULK MEArS-Shoulders 7c; clear
rib g9tc; clear side 91g9t Bacon 10
IN tsir demand; shoulders = 9Sc; clear
rib 9ia9tG clear side 10 9lOcs; ham.
l4al4i
SEEOS-Firm; clover g. OO98 20,
timothy So jOG3 IS
WHISKY-Qiiet at Soc.
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THE W EATH ER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WAsHrSGToS, May |, | A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle Ststes and Lower
Lakes light souJh-westerly winds, back
ing to south essterly aud north easterly
With clear and cloudy weather, high
but diminishing pressure aud rising
temperature; for New EnglanI States,
and Canada generally clear weather,
veering 10 north-winds and5 Lightly high
er t. d perature, TOR the North west and
Upper Lakes and thence to KY, and
No, north" "easterly and south westerly
winds and threatening and raining
weather; tor Tennessee aud the Cult
States cloudy weather occasional rain
with Southeasterly snd South ives erIy
winds aud possibly clear weather in the
afternoon; or the Sou b Atlantic States
partly cloudy weather and occasional
rara; contrary signs continue at Duluth,
Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven,
Detroit, roled o and Cleveland. Reports
are being generally missed " est OF
Mississippi river.
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RHODE ISLAM ID.
Murder Trial.

PROVIDENCE, April 80. The Denny
trial for the murder of favor is nearing
it. end. The pies OF the defsuce IS
finished, aud the attorney, Pratt, will
conclude for the prosecution to-mor-
row forenoon. A verdict Is expected In
the afternoon. So great has the inter-
est been 10 this trial that pools have
been sold on the result. Among the
legal gentlemen enlargement OF the
jury is now thought probable
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Explosion.

wLLIAMsPoRr. April 3O-This morn
ing at hal past tour o'clock the boiler
IN the mill OF Messrs. Souaker, How
ard i Co., OF this city exploded, killing
the , glneer Ezra E. Franoher, and
throwing he body two or three rods
INTO q pond, mspgIing it terribly
William Murray the wstcbmsn, was
dangerously injured, aud two other
persons were slightly hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

W the proposed meeting OF Western
Congressmen, the Boston TydnSc-ip.
comments az follows: "A bad sign o.
the umes-Congressneu OF the Missis-
siPpl Valley meetingiu conference on
local interests. Ifs Congressman has
s sense OF duty it is OF duty to the
Wnoe country, and when legislators
get together by sections 70 plot and
schene Tor their Own constituents, the
country may well trenble. IL one
class do il so must the others to deiesl
them, and If It Gao be done st St Louis
in vacation time, Why not st Washing
ton in term timei The objection il not
70 time and place, but 70 the thing"
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 81

BALTIMORE, April ~.
FLOUR-Q liet snd unchanged.
CORN-Qu net and easy tor white
southern 7Oc; yellow do 64c; mixed
western 65i 166c, 90 the spot Csc lor
May.
OATS-Active and firm; southern
53a SIC; western mixed 4795Oc; do
White SIC.
RYE -QIiet and unchanged.
PROVloIONS-Dull, weak sDd
lower.
MESS PORK-At lSGl9c; Buik
mests-shoulders 7a7ic; clear rO
sideg 999tG Bscon-sboulders 5'9SIG
clear rib side- l09lOtc -uZsr cured
hams l3iGl5c.
LARD-gG9tc.
BU TTER-Q riet an ! steady; good
10 choice tub a. 32l435c.
WHISKY-Nominal at 90i@9lc.
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ENGLAND.
NapnIpou's Will.

LONDON. April 30-Tbe will OF the
late E uperor Napoleon shows the
estate sworn 70 be 10000 pounds
sterling. The E nperor leaves E IgeOie
81 Of his private properly.
D spstches vis Constsntinopls state
that religious riot is in prog ess 10
Jerusalem, among members Of the
Lstln Greek and Christian churches aud
ylclsnce and bloodsned is feared.
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flames were first discovered issuing from
q part Of the Amsnd College. The fire
department were quickly at work, but
the flames had made rapid progress and
enveloped the entire building and the
CHAPEL adjoining it. Despite the efforts
OF the fremen both buildings we're
totally destroyed. The loss is very
heavy
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THRoUGH FIRE.-Mrs. Wharton the
alleged poisoner, ie st last freed from
the ind ctments which hung over her
so long. On the first trial, for the
murder OF General Ketchum, she Was
aqu,tted and, on the second Tor the
attempt TO kill Mr.. Vaa Ness, the jury
disagreed. The State then decided not
to pursue the case any lurther. AS
cunning her innocerse, this case recalls
De Q IIncy's story OF "tne Household
Wreck She has heen ruined in her
finances, her home broken up old
friendships ruptured her position 10 so
ciety sacrificed, aud her health shat.
tered IfgurIty, her punishment is
fearful one although she escapes the
gsllows or State prr.nn.
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The Wilmington (Del) COMMERCIAL
has st length discovered that the peach
crop promises to be the largest that
has been grown for several years. 1t
the central and lower portions OF the
peninsula, it says, the trees have bloom
ed, and are literally covered with the
rose tinted blossoms.
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II was an sdroit trick Of Andrew
Jackson Fenwick, at San Diego, to
cheat the gsllows. He was condemn.
ed to be hung for murder, and bic cell
wac guarded because it was believed be
would do violence to himself il left
alone. They changed mis- clothing and
cleaned out bis cell, and every visitor
was closely watched. But nothing was
seen to 90 wrong. All his food was
furnished by the jailor's wife One
morning he was seen eating an apple.
and at another the guard SAID he saw
him put piece OF paper IN his mouth,
chew it, and then SPIT It out. At twelve
o'clock that night the jsilor was called
Fenw!ck was asleep and could not be
awakened They beat him and rolled
him and jumped him on the bunk; they
stuck lighted candle to bis big toe
and put hot iron TO the email Of hr-
back they applied the stomach pump
and deprived MS ga-tronomIc apparatus
OF all material-but to no purpose The
deadly virus OF narcotic had taken
hold OF his system. Andrew Jackson
FeOwick was q dead man. He had
paid with bis own hands the penalty OF
nis crime, and HE execution bad 70 be
Indefinitely postponed When bic
stomach was opened. bits oi paper were
found resembling those in which
Dowiers are put up And then they q Il
concluded-an no doubt this is true
that the poor fellow Has 90 fearful be
would be detected iD swallowing the
deadly Polson that be quietly ate the
powders, paper aud all Brave man :
be wasn't afraid Of death. but be could
not brook the shsme Of a public eIecu-
ton.
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IHE farmers IN Iowa mold their State
Convention on the 10th OF June. The
RspubIcans hold theirs on the 25th.
The Democrats have not called State
CJovenuon, aud may not at all, but
" Il vail and see how the cat will
unp Ia the new order OF things now
Vynlng up IN the State
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news aud notes, indeed Notes
p,enty, news scarce. Marx Twain has
veil .rsrned tue ART o. puIuug things
de- says truly, TINS Is getting pretty
luIi ms ls getting pretty dry Inere
don appear 50 DC auy InlDs gong on
auywhere has tuIs progressive rauon
soue ~ sI.epY Like uIm, We are
dropping under the solemn peaceful
us'o, !ne general staguAuon, tue pro-
',uud letuArsy tina. hoods over the
iaud. Bus, never mud, thugs may re"
we wHIle lie ls browsing among the
ASeiy Cay, tsls Of Europe, aud although
50 LAay nave no sprtug, summ ".il
sptlug upUu us, aud the purSutt o oOta
Pleasure aud UusIuess VIII Ue resumed
Win more tnan Usual vlg0r.
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OLD JOE CALDWELL, OF reg strstion
,n>fsme-y WAS the JACOB candidate for
Ma,OE or Lewisburg, the other day
Tue Governor could not gslvsuize that
corpse INTO political lie. He l= dead
sgd suDketh.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEW ok, April oU.
Money was more active and stringent
to-day; call loans bring 7 per cent in
gold to l-32 in the nornlug aud Lie
to ! during the afternoon; this condition
OF affairs are 8 disappointment to those
looking for easier money. Foreign Ex'
change dull and heavy, closing at 1851
for prime bsr kers sixty DAYS sterlluE
l09t for sight. Gold 6rmer aud RAGGED
from ll6t to ll7t The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to day $4,000 ou
account OF interest and nothing in re-
denpIion OF $50 bonds.
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sT. LOUIS.

Pork House of Wheeling Man
Burned.
ST. LOUIS, April 80 The pork house
OF Geo Bayhs & Co corner 2nd and
Sycamore streets, caught 6re at sn ear
" hour this morning Toral loss on the
building aud stock sl4 900 ully covered
oy insurance The FIRE was caused by
the overheatlug OF the furnaces in the
smoke house.
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FRANCE.
The Crisis.

PARIS, April 30.-The excitement
over the impending ministerial crisis
still continues. 1t is said that impor-
tsnt changes in complexion OF the
cabinet are about to be made.
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Tss New YORK Hsratl, IN reporting
4ue e&c.Iement atIeul!us Tue ss'e VI
seais IL Tue wOuderiu4y Constructed
Ehueen o! the D.scIp.es, Captions tns
H1'ice Win, 'fue Gospel at auction.
LIE seAIs We're valued. AUD Ineu offered
20 snOse Sno would pay u premium on
me asslkusi Value. so,JOJ 10 prenl-
2ns aas optsl ned ~ the hrst auction.
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IN THE DISTRICT CDURr ~ TIE
i Unlt.d STATES fpr the District Of Ss.l
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the m tttsr OF Hchui portsr AG1
Richard J. Porter, partners ~ a. PyrJsT a
Co., B4nkI upU.
Not O. Il hereby given hat, By order ~
said court a fIrtnsr fIsl q sner,i IA st.
ing o the creditors OF -sld o'nKTupt ~IIl be
held at Wnsell1g, in said dI,G1ct. oa the
L$d day Oi \ rrii A ID. IT', At ~ O'clpgk 4
NJ, At the ON q Of DeOrks CsItss.I, EsI
one Of tbs Reg st-r- IN B an Erngtsy i1 ~
district, !Or the purp I,s, IA nSd la Ihs l3lB
section ofths act Of Congress s1tlily ,l Hrs
u establish Uniform ~ ten ~ Dt krup.-
cy hrougnyut the Uul -oi states; sppryssJ
~ AIcb 1 49,.
ROBERT y. srJLL,
AsSignesin Bankruptcy Tor said Bankrupt,
sp9r
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ITALY.

ROME, April 80 The Pope is much
improved. PnysIcians pronounce that he
is better aud again IN TAR way to re-
cover.
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SPAIN.

MADRID April 30.-It is reported that
the csrlsts have surrounded Biblico, and
are about attacking the city.
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At'hrcl'n9 4egister.

TIE Clsrksburg Conservative says
the whisky law meets With mu ch oeu-
ssrs aud will likely prove dead leto
tsr.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Fire.
EXETER. n. H, April 0-Last night
the stove manufsctory OF L Bosrdmsn
& Co., was destroyed by fire, involving
a loss in stock and machinery Of about
$4,000 tuiiy insured
Dead.
New BosroN, y. Il April 30 Rev.
John Atwood died here ou Tues iay, o
heart disease. He was once State
Treasurer aud later wac chaplain OF the
State Prison He was the Dem ocrst!c
candidate tor Governor in 1851 aud
subse quently Free SOIL candidate for
Governor
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NOrIUE.

He USDER4TJSEO WILL HERE
s'tsr pre- eat ACCOUNTS qlartsrly 20 thsir
pa irons, Who are desired TO take due noucs
thereof and govern Themselves accordingly.
C.P BRJwsa o.,
Jsgels-.
WHEELTSo, March II, ls77. LaAr2j
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declined.

Judge Pittmsu has declined to give
the mem bers Of the State Temperance
Alliance his legal opinion upon tue
positions OF the city government 10 re-
lation to the execution OF the LIQUOR
laws which goes into force tomorrow,
prohibiting the sale OF lager beer, &c.
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BE ELGIC ".
COLLEGE Harmed.

GzsSr BELsIUx, April 30.-A dis"
tructlvs Gre occurred here to-day. Tbs
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BOSTON.
Renorters EKcIud ed

BosToN, Apri 30-The proceeding OF
the Massac hu usetts Medical Society in
the case of the trial OF certain members
are still closed against reporters and the
prtss generally, to the great indignation
OF the public.
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In store and for = ,l- by
LIST, DAYESpORTd PAkRr
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-04-19
Angus ia
FEMALE SEMINARY.
STAUNToN, VA.

Tue Academic term OF this Institution coin.
nences the middle of September and closes the
corresponding time the following June.
This is the largest frst-elass Institution in
Virginia. IL has a corps OF upwards of twenty
ufheers and teachers. The English course "a.
tensiye and thorough.
Advantages for Music and Languag es eanno,
be surpassed.
Seven Music Teachers, four Instrumental and
three Vocal, are constantly employed, whose
reputation has been extended wherever the
School is known.
A resident French governcss and native
French gentleman teach pupils to speak the
language A. well a. read and write IT.
The Building for comfort. elegan,e and con
venienee unsurpassed in the State.
For full particulars address Miss NJ. j. BALD
WIN. Principal.
The character and reputation Of the School
may be learned from the annexed testimonials
from gentlemen whose position and character
give value to their concentrations:
Two of my daughters have been pupils Of
Miss Baldwin's School. have thus become
familiar with her system OF instruction nd the
merits of the Institution. The School l. a
Christian household, in which love and duty
are the controlling poscrs.'
ALEXANDER II. IL. SrUAEr, Stanton. Va.
81 consider this School as amongst the best.
If no, the very best in the South"
VIZ. II. McGUrFEY.
University OF Virginia.
81 regard this School in its whole organiza.
ton snd con duet, worthy Of the unrcserved
confidence Of parents who wish their daughters
taught sound learning, graceful accomplish
ments and correct principles.
JoBs u. BALDWIN, Staunton, Va.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-04-19
Correspondence Huntington Argus.
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