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CHICAGO.
Coming In.

CaICAGo, September 1.-The West is
now literally pouring its new grain into
market. No lees than 1914 car loads
of grain passed over the Mississippi
river railroad bridge at Davenport and
Rock leland, for Chicago or :he East,
within the past forty hours. This city
is being flooded with grain, arriving by
rail aud canal, but, nevertheless, con-
tinues to bring fair prices. The grain
receipts at this city to-day were l9l5
car loads, and OF these li23 were
wheat. In addition to these, the re-
ceipts by canal to-day were l49, 100
bushels, principally corn.
Suicide.
At half past seven o'clock this NOM
ins Or. James Mccarthy, who lived
near the corner OF Emerald and Thirty.
fth streets, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the right breast
with revolver during fit OF tempor-
ary insanity. He fingered until about
twenty minutes past niue, wheh ne uleu'
Court Matters.
The September term Of the Criminal
Court, opened tbs forenoon, Judge
Booth presiding. States Attorney Reed
and his assistant Mr.. Birch, were pres
ent and also numerous witnesses and
spectators. The only business done
WAS the impsneliug OF g grand jury for
the term. No petit jury will be called
until next Monday, when the trial OF
tie criminal docket will be commenced.
Mr.. Reed has fixed upon next Thurs
day for presenting the cases OF Beane
sud Paifenburger, to the grand jury.
After the grand jury had been sworn
in the court adjourned over tilt to-mor-
row moraing.
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Note Dame Of MARYLAND,

COLLEGIATE iSsfITUTE FOR YOUNG
y LADIES, Conducted 10y the SchOol hI.-
irr1oi NOue Dame, two and q half tn lIss
no IN NJ baltimore.
1hisius,ituiiOn IL located IN the most de-
s.Ian part Of Baltimore county, at the In
tCU"ri!0n oi IuaTlcs gtTsDt aud Homeland
svenUrS. hOOnt uIT'G miles north of the
"sOiiIugtDu NsuuInsnt of RaItirnOrs civ,
The grounds are well shaded, Handsomely
lcS gnel Ui'h rro walks and carrtsRe roads
aud "Kt' nsiEely planned for eIsrc.se nnd
recreation.
The building j. CONSTRUCTED nj furulshs.i
with every arctSSpry AMI appointment lor
comfort, convenience and safety. u ~
thoroughly ventilated, well beaied by hOt
waieF, ightei by ga4. and each story is pro.
vliFd with excellent spring v ster, spssL ing
tubs, c.ecuIc b'lIsand ciOcks A. fscurjty
against FIRE thee ere two plun ln each
story with noe attached. To call Rssists re
al any In"IusDt Of dsDgeT an eIsc;rte alarm
ha b. placed IA the tower. Ausngs-
meUts have teen TnHds TO accom- IA OJsts
fsrlDT BDaTtGrE or Young Ladies' who vbh
iD RIyE attention to SPECIAL branches and
fc-fTe 90 enjoy the comforts Of private
spsTITDrutH. 1ne system Of edu -atipn a.
'Dfds . JsTy advantage for the anquisii Ion of
A refined md sOlh sduca lon. ~ eclsl al
fenison Will be gwen 10 the German aud
French .aHEuage-.
Trims PER AESUH:- BOARD and tut.
'irn. including tie French aud German
lAuF us gEF. Plain heeilevOrk, the elsrn mt
II UIsWIuR aud vocal Nusle. tTzD Irrsxu
ar ~ FaIlVT iIlid.Tst t.E1g. u uslc, Pa ntinx,
spanish. Fc, 'CTTn extra char rxfs
fOr EpeciRl iri.TmstlOn addTt>s. DIRECT
kk. : NDThE Ia VI - AAKYLAkD
G0v 0vsEsiCWn Pot .fTirs. Baltimore conn y,
Nd. suziiexb
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FRIDAY, AUGUST, %,

rkIDAIi AItISIi --u'
On motion OF Isaac Fouke, ESQ
E.Boyd Faulkner and II. II. Blackburn
Esqs., were admitted to practice in this
court.
Judge PAUL delivered the opinion OF
the court in the case OF Hezekiah Rod
erick against the B. & o. K. r. Com
pany, affirming the judgment Of the
Circuit Court granting the defendant a
new trial, with the costs and damages
to the appellee.
Judge Raymond, P, delivered the
opinion in the case Of Uriah Buskirk
against the Circuit Court Of Cabell
county, refusing the writ of prohibition
prayed for, and discharging the rule.
Judge Moore delivered the opinion
OF the Court in the case OF VIM. G.. But
Ter against B. F. Harrison, Admir-, &c,
affirming the decree of the Circuit
Court, with costs and damages, and re-
manding the cause to the Circuit Court
for further proceedings.
Judge Hoffman delivered the opin-
ion OF the Court in the case of The
Farmers Bank of Virginia against
Thomas II. Willis and r. B. Washing
ton, correcting the Judgment and as
corrected affirmed the same with costs
and damages.
Judge Raymond, P, delivered the
opinion Of the Court in the case Of John
W. Pitzer, Admir-, and others,
against John Burns, affirming the de-
cree OF the Circuit Court, with costs
and damages, and remandinG the cause
for further proceedings.
Judge Paull delivered the opinion Of
the Court in the case OF the American
Bible Society against Edmund Pendle-
ton, Trustee, &c. reversing the decree
of the Court below, with costs, and rem
dering such decree ss in their opinion,
the Circuit Court ought to have render
ed.
Ga motion OF the appellants, the Gaze
Of Alexander Nichols against Isaac
Nichols, ct al, from Nicholas county,
was docketed.
The resolutions in respect to the late
Edward Z. Cook, were on motion Of
Andrew Hunter Esq., spread upon the
record OF the Court.
Adjourned until the fret day OF next
term.
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The Bond EOrgers.

The excitement on Wall and Broat
streets. regarding the issue OF the boguI
| New York Central railroad bonds, wa
intensified this morning, by the discove'
ry that extensive forgeries had beer
perpetrated on the Buffalo & Erie rail
road company. At present no definite
estimate Of the extent Of the forgeriei
can be made, as the bonds are believed
to have been circulated all over the
country. The forged bonds are said to
be we'll executed. From what can be
learned it appears the detectives were
aware, the latter part OF August, that
an attempt would be made to
flood the market with forged
bonds on the Buffalo IL Erie
railroad, and they also learned that
three conspirators were concerned in
the affair. Police Captain Walsh with
detectives Elder and Walker had ar
ranged a plan for the capture OF all
three, but the discovery OF the forged
bonds Saturday frightened away the
conspirators and the officers plan fall
ed. The arrest OF one OF the forgers
was effected yesterday named Jas. W.
Joh huston, Attorney and Counsellor OF
williamsburg. At the time OF his ar
rest he had in his possession a large
amount of money and four forged bonds.
One of the escaped forgers is believed
to be C. J. Williams who attempted
Saturday to negotiate loan on forged
New York Central bonds.
G. W. Mailon, one of the clerks in
the sub.Treasury Of this city, to-day
discovered a very finely executed coun-
terfeit of the five hundred dollars
United States legal tender note among
the public money. A careful examina-
tain will be made to ascertain whether
there are any more OF the sane kind in
the building.
An Extensive .'''r-'''asC.
A letter from JohnsIowl, Pg., says
that the Reading Railroad Company
have bought up immense tract: OF aoal
and iron lands along their line and 'ro-
pose to convert the Schuylkill Valley
into a second Lehigh Valley. |. is
their intention to construct one buu-
dred blast furnaces at different points
adjacent to their coal and iron mills,
but they have no intention OF working
them themselves. Their idea is TO
lend on mortgage 100000 to any in.
dividual or company who will put up g
blast furnace in their district, trusting
to get their money back in the sale Of
coal and ore and the transportation OF
pig iron 10 market.
Mr. George Williamson, Of Louisiana,
United States minister to Costa Rico,
was arrested by deputy sheriff, charg-
ed with retaining money collected by
by him for his client. Suit has been
instituted.
The examination OF Leonard w.
Brown, who was arrested, Saturday,
charged with attempting to pass forged
New York Central bonds, commenced
to-day without eliciting any important
evidence. A further hearing was ad.
journed until tomorrow.
Over 5000 emigrsnts arrived at
Castle Garden from Europe, to-day.
The American Institute Fair Hall,
corner OF Sixty-third street and 81 av-
enue, opened this afsernoon. The re-
ception OF goods coming to the fair has
commenced. The hall has been re-
painted and repaired.
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BR0OkLYN.
Sill In Limbo,

BROOKLYN, Septembe. l.-Rodmam
the defarltipg City Treasurer, is still an
inmate Of the county jail, and will prob~
ably remain there until the Grand Jury
meets on Monday next.
Double Death.
The boiy Of colored woman named
Fanny Smith, together with that OF her
child was found lying near the track
OF the Long Island Railroad Yesterday.
Size hal been cut almost into length
wise. wi,n he beadless body OF the
child near her. She was seen Saturday
evening slightly intoxicated, sud it is
thought that in attempting to reach
home sue took the track and becoming
stupefed lsiei down TO sleep and was
struck by the passing train.
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THE CHOLERA.
Eighteen Dea, hs I'm One Day

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. l.-Eighteen
deaths from cholera to-day is reported
at MilIersburg, Ky, small town eight
miles from Paris, Bourbon comfy. The
Fair which WAS 10 have commenced TO-.
morrow at Paris has been postponed
on account OF the cholera, several cases
OF which are reported there to-day.
Considerable anxiety is manifested here
and the widest rumors are afoat. The
telegraph offices are besieged by anxious
INQUIRIES.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Killed.

PoueHKEEPs1E, Sept IA young
man named John Deamond, q resident
of this city, was run over and instantly
killed this morning, by train Of cars
on the Hudson river railroad. Dea-
mond was walking on the track going
to work when overtaken by the train.
His remains were taken to Poughkeep'
sic for interment
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RelmpoId's Buch=.

The only reliable medicine for dis
eases OF the kidneys and urinary Or
gans. A perfect diure;ic, the long con.
tinued use OF which by the people OF
this country for the last twelve years
has fully established its reputation IS
the best remedy for these diseases
known.
1t is one OF the few medicines thst
have stood the test of time. 1t hss
true and genuine merit. Beware OF
counterfeits. The genuine has Helm-
bold's private proprietary stamp.
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Lindsey Institute.

nNHIS SUHOOL HAS BEEN IN CON.
Il tinuous and successful oyesutton du.
Ing the past year, and n m wes before
stated IN these columns, a psImanenoy
During the summer vacation the building
VIII he thoroughly repaired. Tho location
corner OF nth and center sirects,) IL quiet
and pleasant and the grounds ample for
exercises. The hex term opens September
10Th, iTJ. For terms and other Information
apply. To the principals
Jas. WATSON,
'U'yu JOHS ~. HnTCHIaOH
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CINCINNATI.
A Highly Respectable Citizen
Stabbed,

CINCINNATI, September AT Man
chester, a small town a short distance
above mere, Saturday last, steam boat
mate named James Daugher,y stabbed
Mr.. Edgington, highly respectable
citizen, iuficting a terrible wound iu
the groin and almost instantly killing
him. The attack was entirely unpro-
yoked. The citizens are much excited
and threats OF lynching are freely ex-
pressed,
II. +. FAIRY, the artist who acquired
a reputation in his cartoon OF the hog
slaughtering process" has arreyed
home from his European trip.
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washburn Heard From.
The National Republican publishes
the following this morning.

Tue lOliOWtpS WIG h1SA IRE
... LEGATION DIES ErArs UNls,
PARIS, I'd August, 1873. }
| To the Editor of the National Republican.
SlR:-In your issue of the 2Sth III
timo, / find what purports to be an ex'
tract OF a letter of mine commenting
on what you call the back pay steaI
and closing by saying that the people
don't ,send their representatives tc
Washington to act like princes, buck
the tiger and keep half dozen mis-.
tresses. simply desire to say that l
never wrote any such letter.
Yours truly.
E B. WAsHBURN.
Fort Sill.
A letter, written short time before
the approximate date assigned for the
reported massacre at Fort Sill, speaks
Of the garrison as much reduced in
numbers. After the departure OF the
cavalry on their scouting expedition,
not more than one hundred effective
troops were left at the post. The post
is only a fort in name, consisting of a
small number OF stone buildings oc-
cupied as officers quarters, barracks
and store houses, all built facing the
parade in the center. There is no en-
circling parapet or stockade, SO that
with the shelter afforded the attacking
savages, it would be extremely difficult
10 defend the post. Fort Sill
being the headquarters OF the Tenth
Cavalry, there are about twenty ladies
there, the wives and families, besides
children of officers of the regiment.
Some days, it is thought, must elapse
before anything can be heard from the
posta, so az to relieve entirely the pain
fIl auxieties which exists respecting
the safety OF the garrison and the wo-
men and children within its compare
lively defenceless buildings. The near
est military post since the abandon
ment OF Fort Arbuckle. is Fort Gibson,
one hundred and a fifty miles distant
eastward. Waco, Texas, the point
from which the repor. was sent, is two
hundred and fifty miles south. At that
point and Fort Gibson there are tele-
grsqh stations.
The public debt statement for the
month OF August just issued, shows the
reduction of the debt for that month TO
be S6,752,S29 90.
The following are the balances in
the treasury: Currency, $l2.O63 $50
90; coin, ss7,l90S46 %; certificates,
S34 4.494, 900; legal tenders outstanding,
100000; special deposits of legal
tenders for the redemption OF certlii'
tatesIon deposit, S32 100000.
The amount due from Great Britain
on account of the Alabama claims has
been settled and the amount paid into
the treasury. Ia this transaction not
one dollar in cash or gold changed
hands, the whole amount of $l6,O0O,-
600 being paid in called bonds and
coupons. Twenty million call bonds,
due September 9th, win be exchanged
for new bonds. No gold is to be paid
out.
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Affairs.

JOLIET, September l.-Railroad mat
ters have been exciting deep interest
for the past week in this city and coun-
ty, and the ground has been broken for
two railroads, Wis: Joliet and Vslpa.
raiso and Chicago and Illinois river
Railroad. The latter named railroad
is the one responsible for the presen:
activity in railroad affairs. The form
er road broke ground last week, but it
was only a dodge to secure the right OF
way.
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Accident.

A ssd and fatal accident cco3rreI "a
TLursisy, the l4;b ir-t ct Ov4rheld.
Barbour county. u Rsz,n Qrs,r,
proprietor Of the =:5am mil q, TIA,
place, while engaged in saving l.,n-. a
piece o: timhe: ty some m;shap came
in contsc; wish he CIRCULAR law when
in motion, AMI va hurled with grea:
force aad struck Nr. Q1eea on the 5oiy
just aboye the groin. 4 phy-ic.an waz
called ID but the Injury wa too serious
TO yield 70 medical treatment ard the
unfortunate man fingered Ia i1ter5e
agony until Saturday morning the l6;b
when death released him from hi- s1f-
ieriDg-. Th!s serious termination ofa1
enteTpTising citizen casts q gloom over
the whole community. He leaves e
wife and FIVE children aud numerous
friends TO mourn his death.-ClarkgJurg
Telegraph,
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LOUISVILLE.
Wood b all's Lecture.

LOUISVILLE, September l.-Victoris
Woodruff read her lecture on the
Three social scare crows" to a large
audience, at the Public Library Hall
and was several times spplauded. Once
on giving ministers a cuff there were
several hisses heard but they were
drowned with applause. The audience
were mostly male with probably a hun.
dred and fifty ladies. 1t was select and
composed Of our best people.
Colonel F. Titcomb, a veteran o.
Montgomery, Alabama is sojourning
here . few days.
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SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, September 1.-The Congress
Of Switzerland opened in this city to-
day. The proceedings OF torday's ses-
session were uninterrupted. The city
is filled with delegates TO the COnven-
ton, the United States being well rep
resented.
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Mrs. e.. Il. SMYTH'S

SCHOQL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
- Children In the Lindsey Institute
building, will reopen September sth, 1873
languages by competent teachers. Paint
Ing and drawing classes taught by Mra
Wilkinson. The location In very desirable
being central, quiet and easy OF access. Fui
circulars or further information apply
Mrs. SmYth, Chapline street, near 18th.
lst street,. or at the school roous.
tulgl.rh
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
5taunton, Va.

Begins It's twenty-tourth annual session
Seplom Ter 18th, 1914 one OF the FIRST schools
for young ladies In the South. Twenty.
three teachers and officers: buildings el.-
giant scenery grand health unsurpassed !:
feeble constitutions here restored pupils
nom all the n irteen states, from Maryland
to Texas. Board and college tuition for
scholastic year s2i0.
For catalogue Of flny.four pages address
Rev. ". A. HARRIS, Pres.
auRlt ktaunton ka
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University Of Virginia

OyoHs October !; continues through min"
months II b. 0iganiLed Ia schools on the
clCCtIy"t tyti"In. d" ~ 'ull cpuTSes la lasSlcs,
IitTTatui" Sc'r' r"f with Practice In hem.
.CnI and Fls LAbfatOries), IN Law,
Medicine, Eul tI'eiluT, Teaching and hgri.
culture. Apply frr Catalogues Ia JhAtS
r. IIARR son, Chairman p. q. UBiyenity
~ Virginia, AlbemarIe CO., Va
auvlI-egb
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 1.-The cholers is
reported in Havre, and several fatal
cases have occurred in that city. Con-
siderable alarm ia felt lest the disease
should make its appearance In this city.
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VIRGIL o. Ia
2 ( M ALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON. VIRGINIA,

Zen experienced ie8ehs,s in the Fnai,sb
5HufsE F"uT IN the Language seven In
8us!c, with iwsD ~ seven ne " inxtrumsnts
~ u7ei Five teachers Of oTnsfnf ntzi
braDchss. Pupil for seventeen state.
Chartered -! rs-Oygsnized Hr.
70! cala.NIues srbs.s
Rev. X. II. PFILiPS,
sugIi'D2 Principal
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Sept. l.-Senator AIcorn
is in the city the guest OF a friend and
will remain seveasl days.
A shooting sffrsy occurred on the
steamer Phil Allen at the landing to-
day. No one hurt.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

FALL RIVER, September IA full
anti-Bulter delegation, consisting Of
fifteen men, was chosen tonight Lsst
year the delegation stood, for Butler .,
anti1Butler 6.
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Death OF n Distinguished Mason.


Capt. Levi l. Stevenson, widely
known in this and other States as one
Of the fathers IN Masonry died at high
twelve" on Wednesday, at the residence
OF his son-in-law, Col. N. g. Harman,
near Staunton. lie was born in Llber-
ty, Frederick county, Md, November
II, 1877, AID was a captain in the war
o! 1912, came 70 S,aunIon in 1873. and
in March 1914 wGs made 4 Mason in
Stsuntou Lodge 10. l., which then
met in a little frame building in q cor
ner Of the Old Trinity church yard.
His Masonic life was one OF unu-usl
distinction, having been for %
years Master Of the lodge in which
he was initiated, Grand Master OF the
State OF Virginia; Grand High Priest
OF the Grand Chapter; Grand Lecturer
Of both Grand Lodge aud Chapter for ! :
years, Grand Lecturer Of North CAROL,
ma and Eminent Commander OF the
Commandery at Norfolk.
He was noted throughout Virginia
and Nerlh Carolina for his masonic
knowledge, having received the varou-
Masonic Lectures from the celebrated
Cushman, many years ago, which ne
retained and handed down pure a.
from the source he received them as
attested by the many to whom he nas
inpated Masonic instruction during the
past fifty yesrs.-SMu1t9n ToGicq,or. 81
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iIa cr-tOwn Sem nary,
Est,u rnt'Nn UanENS

uIIr VAIL TERN FTHIS POPULAR
/ II-tiiUtIDu VIII commence on Monday
the h--t day ni ~ tCmDc next. Parents or
Guardians desiring school OF the highe1t
character, At moderate rates. 10 tholT chit.
dr"u pr wards, apply mr. 10 nation To- the
Principal, EoS. JOnE &CCEOS, H. d.. hsg.
eTs'Ow. Mary u 4. jr slrg1
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FOREIGN.
ROME.

ROME, September lit is stated here
in official circles that If Count De Cham
bord is chosen by the French people as
their king, Italy, backed by Germany,
will ask France to recognize Rome as
the Italian capital. A refusal to grant
such recognition will, it is said, consti.
tute "caSus be!T' between these coun-
tries.
His Majesty, King Victor Emanual
will. it is announced, shortly leave for
Vienna on visit to Emperor Francis
Joseph.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFlcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToS, Sep. %, A. ii.
PROBABILITIES

WAsHIsGToS, Sep. %, A. II. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle
states and lower lake regioDs general
sud fresh northwest to southwest winds
and clear weather are probable. For
south Atlantic and Gulf states esst
Of the MISSISSIPPI, light to fresh sonther-
" and westerly winds and propably
cloudy weather with probably areas Of
light rain on the coast. From Missouri
and Tennessee northward over the
upper lake regions light to fresh winds
mostly from the west and northws=t
and generally clear weather exceHt
possible areas OF light rain. 10 Ten
nsssee and southern Kentucky duriog
the morning areas Of light rain will
probably prevail from southeastern
Virginia to southern New jersey.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIvMR9ITx,

The year begins In oil DEPARTMENT. on
WEDS E5DAY, SEPr.3 >, ls7S. H.rI '.'0
Prof Il. \. Lyon, with . full sta0 OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
1.-THE Preparatory Department..
Patrons seeking Information In regard ~
the same VIII address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart.
ments may be obtained IRON the SECRETARY
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. Glover, or the
undenigned. ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
MoRGANrowS, w. Va, Aug. 8, 1873.
auglXec
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Shepherd College.

y II IT y NIEUNTOWN, VIM VA.
scsslOu uIcus sept. .. IS73. Two depart
mCnis Collegiate and SOrmal-nals aud
female. Course eItnnIiye. fxperienrei
teachers. Total expenses per yenr, tis.
SHtc uOrIurI pupils pay nO tuition 9th, =.
40, ". s2o, according - studleI For clfcu.
lFT- address the Principal
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National Business College,

DREPARES YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
for business lie. II has the best teach.
eIs, best course OF study, aud does most for
It's students. students receive personal In.
strucuon, and advance ~ rapidly N their
ability VIII admit. For circular giving full
Information, address
MAKTIN & FRASHER,
augli Wheeling, W. Va.
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Washington Mills Flour.

S00,, BARRELS OF THE ABOVE
OUUFancy Flour.
In sore and arriving,
msl X.RBILLY