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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-04-12
Wines, Liquors, AIes, &c

DeetIen and Schroeder's Ale, star brand, qs. and pts. Nor
wav Ale. Christi4ni Brewery, In pts. aud qts. Sparkling Hook,
qts. and pts. Rhine Wines Of the following; Hockheimer,
NiersteineT, Deideshrimer, Rudesheimer, Lebfra umilch. Stein
vein. Claret sauterne. sauterne, Medoc, Chamberttn, Naras-
chino, Superior Brandy in casks and cases, best Holland Gin
Gin in Casks, Sherry and Port Wine. Alcohol, 9s per cent.
proof
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DRY

WV MOLESKIN, GREY AND WHITE;
w Long Cloth, Blue Flannel. Corduroy. UIaliis, Fancy
Prints, White and Dark Ground Prints, Nainsook, Tape
Checks, Jaconet, Chanbray Lawn, Printed Narcotics, Extra
Heavy Ticking, Cotton aud UDioD Drill, Blue cotton and Blue
Cotton Drilling, Heavy Cotton ShirtinR, 90 aud 100 inch
Black and Colored Italian Cloth, All Wool and Cotton Plaid
Shawls, Towels and ToweiinR, Russia Crash, Cotton Blankets.
Horse blankets. MeriDOs, BarAiheas, Fine Black Coburgs,
Table Covers, Dark and Red HandkeTchiefs, white Cotton
handkerchief, hemmed; COrah Handkerchief, Blue Twill,
Superior Blue and Brown Cloths. MAdapolsms, Yeil Barge Ia
silk and wool, Grenadines. Dotted White swiss Musuns, Fu-
perfor siesias for fanors' use, Taiiors' Trimming. Paper Cam.
bncs. Brown Hollands, White, He'd, Blue and Black Bunting.
DC, &c, &c.
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IMPORTS.

Z FGsM AUcKLANp-Per Dakota, April ah :-139 Pkgs Pota-
toes. Rope, sc. 20 A ) Cleghorn X Co : cs Machinery to
IH~ayseIdea; 20 pkgs Potatoes, Oats and Rope 10 IL Maefar-
lane
Fzo4 Saw FRENcIscO-Per Gen Harvey, April IOih ;-2s3
sks Potatoes, 3 c. Port Wine to Capt RedGeld 25 cs Alcohol
90 G Brewer & Co
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Y. NJ. C. a.


1CNHE OF THIS as
\ ISOLATION will be held next FRIDAY EVENING, April
18th, at the house of Dir. p. c. JOKES, JR. 1t
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Hungarian Wines.

Such as ChabIfs, Bgri. BudaI,
Ssshegyi. Szamorodnyi, Tokayf.
Angostura and Bonekamp Bitters, swedish Punch, ready pre
pared Cocktail, Kimmel, German whIskey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-18
OHIO.
The Fairfield Comfy Frauds.

The Fairfield Comfy Frauds.
LANCASTER, August l6.-The Cad
man investigation OF the Fairfield
county matters has raised considerable
excitement in this community. James
w. Lawson was arrested on Thursday
night about 10 o'clock on the charge OF
larceny and emhezzelment OF funds to
the amount Of Sal, 900 dollars. Law
eon has been deputy auditor OF this
county for. thirty.fiye years and has
heretofore borne an excellent reputa-
ton. At the time OF his arrest he act
ed the man, saying he was guilty and
had better 60. His bail was placed at
$4,000, and which failing 10 give, the
ungrateful Mayor sent him up. There
is no disposition on either side OF politi.
cal preferences to shield any OF the per-
petrators. The total amount which the
county is short may be reimbursed by
$l42, ,545.1l. There are one or two
other individuals here whose names
have not yet been mentioned that are
very nervous and very anxious to know
what the report says.
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4. W, & Il. RAILROAD.
Gard from Colonel McUIuney.

Gard from Colonel McUIuney.
Editors Of the Register:
never notice any one who skulks
behind fctiCious signature, but the
ear marks are too plain in your cor
respondent az to leave doubt as 10
the author. A man, who rarely, If
ever, pays the small pittance OF tax
that is assessed against him without
trouble to the collector, and in one in
stance at least, was paid by friend to
savc him from exposure, when q candi-
date for Office. This i5 the man who
is go deeply interested in the county
subscription to the p. W. &c X. railroad
company.
AZ to my Indebtedness 10 the COM
pany, this miserable creature, if he had
taken the pains to be informed correct.
", would have found it to be tl0cnty-
eight dollars, and it was not paid, as the
company was indebted to me for damage
to property in Brooke county through
which the road passes, and which isyet
unsettled. J. MCCLUNEY.
AuguSt lGN, 1873.
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CETCETNATA.
Arrival OfClOuG,

CISCiNNATI, August l6.-CIoud got
here at LOO this afternoon, on the
steamer Fleetwood. His boat was left at
Rome, severity miles up the river,
where the oar locks were broken. He
Is going up there on Monday to take
2 fresh start from that point. He is
already thirty-two days on the way and
one hundred and thirteen days more 10
finish his 1000 miles. Average rate OF
time between forty to fifty miles per
day. Stipulated rate twenty-five miles
He is in good condition.
Gov. z. F. Moves is in the city.
A man named Peter Carrigan was
Instantly killed to-day by the caving In
OF q gravel bank on Spring Grove
avenue. The coroners jury rendered 8
verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
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BHO0KLYN.
Rodm All = Disappearance.

BROOKLYN, August l6.-In relation to
the disappearance OF NJ. 7. Rodman,
late secretary Of the Brooklyn Trust
Company and also Depaty City Treas
urer, who failed to keep an appoint
ment with City Treasurer Sprague;; the
latter said he knew of no reason for
Ro5man's absence unless it be for the
benefit OF his health. He has not found
any irregularity in the city accounts and
had no reason to believe that any exist
ed. Rodman had taken no city money.
Alderman Noyes, President of the
Brooklyn Trust Company, said he did
not know why Rodman should leave
town unless on account Of his illness.
1t is claimed that his securities on de-
post with the Brooklyn Trust Company
are more than ample and that no seri-
ous errors exist in his city accounts.
His whereabouts is still mystery.
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THHE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsHlNGToT, August lS, | A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England continued high
but slowly diminishing pressure, varia-
BILE 10 southeasterly winds, slightly
rising temperature and clear and partly
cloudy weather. For lower lakes and
thence southwsrdly to.Tennessee light
easterly to southerly winds, rising tenn,
perature with areas OF light rain. For
Middle Atlantic States continued high
but slowly falling barometer, north
easterly to southeasterly winds and rain
followed by clearing weather and rising
temperature on Monday. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States rising
barometer, southeesterly to westerly
winds with generally clear weather
except on the immediate coast where
occasional rain areas arc probable.
For upper lake region and northwest
southeasterly to southwesterly winds,
low barometer and partly cloudy,
warmer weather and possibly local
rains.
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SPAIN

MADRID, August lS.-An official in
vestigation into the action OF the Eng
lish yacht, Deer Hound, in landing
arms on Spanish territory, in aid Of the
Carlists, has been commenced. The
Capt. OF the Deer Hound admits that at
the time Of his capture by the Spanish
gun boat, he was four miles outside OF
the French waters.
The insurgents at Carthsgena are
actively preparing for a desperate rec
sistance against the Government troops,
who have commenced aggressive move
ments. All the males able to bear arms
have been forced into the service. Sew.
ersl corvetts have also been brought into
the service, and two frigstes now de-
fend the harbor.
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MISSOURI.
Fire.

SRDALlA, August l6.-At > o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in
the rear Of saloon on the north side OF
Main, between Ohio and Samine streets,
and as the wind was strong from the
northwest, the saloon, Kelley's grocery
store. Blacker Il Co.'S agricultural
warehouse, and Jeffries' bakery were
totally destroyed. They were all two
story wooden structures and in an hour
they were mass OF ruins. The fire
was the work of sn incendiary. The
total loss is about 81 5000; insurance
Sl0,5OO. Part OF it is in St. Louis
companies.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Death In nTRt.

PHILADELPHIA, August lG.-This A.
H., John Fritz, employed in Bergner
and Engles brewery, WAS directed By
,he foreman to wash out vat which
I'D been emptied Of lager beer. He
lt.caed the interior Of the vat carrying
q candle, when there was sudden ex,
plosion. The alarm was given by
another workman and Fritz was short
" afterwards taken out OF the vat dead
He had been almost instantly suffoCat-
ed.
Mr.. Meredith, president OF the Con-
stitutional Convention, was at late
hour last night in such condition
OF prostration that his physician Cou-
sidered him beyond the possibility Of
recovery.
Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, August l7.-William
NJ. Meredeth, President OF the Cons!i-
tutional Conv ention and o prominent
lawyer Of this city died to-day at G:2O
this afternoon, aged nearly eighty
years.
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Card From Mr.. PendIctoD,

WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. II, 'I3.
Editors o!the Register:
An article signed x" in your paper
OF yesterday, deserves notice. 1t is
written by councilman and tax pay
er. He is q paupsr although a doctor,
and has not paid his taxes for, or since
the year 1870 as the records in the City
Clerks Office will show. The railroad
asks no faVors; it wants justice. 1t
does not ask the votes Of csrpet-bsggers
or defaulters, but is willing TO take its
place with the honest Taxpayer, and
their votes. Let them vote as they
please on Tuesday, the company is sat-
isfed. Respectfully.
7 II pHSpIgTOS
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NEW JERSEY.
Fight af Picnic.

JERSEY CRY, August l7.-On FRI
day last the Hibernian society Of Bay
,oune, New jersey, held a picnic in
.Janewaye grove and about I o'clock in
the evening a number Of persons from
the picnic became engaged in melee,
in neighboring lager beer saloon
yith some OF the inmates, which final
" grew into a riot, clubs, stones and
all sorts OF missles were used, pistol
shots fired and the fight became desper-
ate. Quite q number of those engaged
were injured, some fatally. The police
finally arrived and arrested several Of
the leaders, who were locked up.
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
Ennez.or William nnd IhrIsiianItY

Emperor William and Christianity
GAsTEIS, August l6.-The Emperor
William, Of Germany, who is now So
journiDg here, gave an audience yes
terday to Doctor Philip Schvsff, the
bearer OF cordial greetings to His Ma
jesty from the New York General Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. In his remarks in reply, the
Emperor dwelt upon the necessity Of
Christians working together in order 10
combat inhdelity and superstition.
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WHILE an old hen and chickens were

WHlLE an old hen and chickens were
scratching vigorously On q pier, at
Richmond, "a. the other day, a ret
stealthjly approached from the wharf
and selling one Of the brood by the leg,
attempted to drag it in 10 his retreat.
In an instant the old hen pounced upon
the back OF .he invader, tramPliDg him
'ercciously, while another hen joined
her, and with two successive strokes
ofthe beak, expeditiously piled, succeed
ed in cutting the rats tnrost as c!eanly
as if it had been done with knife. A
number OF persona saw the contest and
applauded the result.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Accident.

Logan, August l6.-This afternoon,
three men, Geo. Cusemer, James Man
ming, and Patrick CASTILLO, were work
ing on the new High Street Baptist
church on the corner OF Essex and Stew
art streets, when the staging gave way
and all were precipitated to the ground,
a distance of 81 feet. They were all
seriously. and one ofthem fatally inJur-
oil
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NEW ApvE EASEMENTS
Trustees sale of Real Estatc

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made January 18th, A. d, sos, by
Francis A. SupeS and vile, to the under
signed, Samuel Morris, 10 secure, among
Others, two notes made by said Francis A.
StlpeS and Robert r. Stipes, 10 the order OF
Emory Morris, dated April lst, lSis, one for
One Hundred and seventeen dollars and
sixty cents. payable four years after date !;
the other for One hundred and eleven dol.
lars and thi y cents, payable nve wears
after date, Ill sell. upon the premi'e', In
the town ol bJuwood, on the
10Th DAY II sEPTEMBER, 1873.
beginning al o'clock A. NJ, for cash. the
follow ing proIe ty, to-wit: Portions OF The
lots numbered .selve l2l and thirteen (iSl,
in the town OF Sanwood, which portions are
described as follows: Thiriy-six tSo) feet
nine (s) inches Of the west portion OF lot
numbered thirteen (lSl, thence with said di.
vision line twenty-five Cs) feet across lot
numbered tN I've, thence east parallel with
the lines OF s' ia lots seven l7) feet four a.
inches, theme with the end OF tn cooper
shops erected on lot numbered twelve, 10
the south line oflot numbered eleven.
Selling as tr lsteo, viii convey only such
title rs have under the said deed OF trust,
but the title 4 believed 10 be good.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
aue9.b Trustee.
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VIRGINIA..
Killed.

LrScHBURG. August ia col
ored excursionist named Daniel Rey-
nolds fell from a train on the A. II. Il
O. rsilrood at the depot this afternoon
and was run over by car. The wheel
passed over his thigh and right leg,
crushing him most trightfully. He lev
ed about an hour,
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LONG BRANCH,
Excitement over n BaI-loonatic.

Excitement Over Ba!-loonatic.
LONG BRANCH, August l1.-There is
great excitement here over the safe ar
rival Of Professor Donaldson, with the
paper canoe which was built at Troy for
the transatlantic balloon. The Profess
sor nsvigsted himself from New York,
touching at Comic Island, and arrived
here in about five hours. The boat
weighs 50 pounds.
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CHICAGO.
Killed byKerOsfne.

CHICAGO, August l6.-Mrs. Allen
Mckinney, Of No. l55 Hastings street,
was burned to the resemblance OF an
Egyptian mummy by the use OF kero-
sine to start g fire in q stove this even-
ing. The children were also horribly
hurnpd
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ST. LOUIS.
How is this for High?

Sr. LOUIS, August l7.-John Graves
a laborer at the Tar Works, corner 0
Levee and Chantesn avenues, fell irom.
the fourth story window Of his board
ing house this N orpipg, and was in-
stautlv killed.
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MRE, C.. SMYTH'S

CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AMI
> Children in the Lindsey Institute
building, will reopen September Sth, 1873
English branches, Mathematics and Modern
languages by competent teachers. Paint.
ing and drawing classes taught by Mrs
Wilkinson. The location lB very desira bic
being central, quiet and easy OF access. For
circulars or further information apply Ia
Mrs.. SrnYth, Chapline street, near 18th, told
lst street., or az the school rOOTH.
fuIgi.rh
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&" YES, take her and welcome" res
sponded an Illinois farmer, when g
Young man asked him for his blushing
daughter. Shes run away with a
scnoolmaster, eloped with a Snowman,
shot wild est and whipped her moth
er, and the sooner you take her the
better
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NEBRASKA.
A Terrible Death.

LINCOLN, August ia man named
Mahaffy. in Seward county, was attack
ed and literally torn and crushed to
pieces by herd of cattle. Pieces OF
flesh were picked up and carried away
IN buckets.
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University of Virginia

Opens October ! continues through nine
months. II Is organized In schools on the
elective system, with full courses in Classic
ical and Physical Labratories), in Law,
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and AHi-
culture. Apply for Catalogues 20 JAMES
r. HARRISON, Chairman p. o. University
Of Virginia, Albemarle Co., Va.
augli-egb
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IOWA.
4 Big Thing.

? DEs MONIES, August l6.-The official
statements show the number Of Gran.
gers in Iowa to be 1850. In the Uni
ted States on July 18th, there were 5000.
Total membership now 250000.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

The year begins in all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPf.3, 1878.
Prof +. 3. Lyon, with full statf of
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information in regard Ia
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mentS may be obtained from the secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX. MARTIN,
President
MoRGANTowS, w. Va, Aug. ., 1873.
augl3ec
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Notre Dame Of Maryland,

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
" Ladies, conducted by the School 5is.
ters Of NOtre Dame, two and half miles
north OF Baltimore.
This institution is located In the most de-
sIrable part OF Baltimore county, at the IN
tersectiOn OF Charles street and Homeland
avenues, about three miles north OF the
Washington Monument OF Baltimore city.
The grounds are well shaded, handsomely
designed with fine walks and carriage roads,
and extensively planned for exercise and
recreation.
The building is constructed and furnished
with every accessory and appointment for
comfort, convenience and safety. IL II
thoroughly ventilated, well heated by hot
water, lighted by gas, and each story IL pro-
vided with excellentEpring water, speaking
tubes, electric bells and clocks. As security
against fire there are two plugs In each
story with hose attached. To call assistance
al any moment Of danger an electric alarm
has been placed in the tower. Arrange
ments have been made 10 accommO Odate
Parlor Boarders or Young Ladies' who wish
TO give attention 10 special branches and
desire 10 enjoy the comforts OF private
apartments. The system Of education af.
fords e very advantage for the acquisition OF
q refined and solid education. Special at
tention will be given 10 the German and
French languages.
TERMS PER ANNUA: Board and tut.
ton, including the French md German
Languages, Plain Needlework, the elements
OF Drawing and Vocal Music, s&2J IrTegu.
lars or Parlor Boarders s}20. Music, Painting,
Spanish, DC, form extra charges.
For special Information address DIRECT
RESS MORE DAHE OF MARYLAND,
Govanstown Post office, Baltimore county,
Nd. auRl4.egb
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EDU CATO N Al .
Professor Wanted.

A PUBLICATIONS. WITH TEs1IMoNI-
N AIS for the chair Of Ancient L.sngua-
ges and Literature, in West Virginia Uni
versity, will be received until August 9th,
1873, at which time the Regents VIII elect.
Salary sliG0 per annum. FAN term begins
September 5, lS73. Address
&. Z. STURGISS, Secretary.
auEl3-ra Morgantown, W. Va.
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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY

TIHE DIOCESAS SCHOOL !FOR GIgI.s.
i fifteen miles nom Baltimore. Orers
special Inducements 10 those desiring for
their daughters careful training, thorough
instruction, high culture and the influences
Of aChrtstian home The next term will
begin on "Wednesday, September 10th, Ira
Address
REV. ARTHUR J. RICH, MD,
lu4---D ReisteTEtOvn, Nd.
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ILLINOIS,.
Collision.


SPRINGFIELD, Aust l6.-A collision
which resulted in the total destruction
OF fifteen or twenty freight and TWO
passenger cars occurred last night on
the Chicago and Alton railroad, six
miles from Bloomington, between q
freight train and an excursion train
not loaded. Thrc men were badly
hurt and two killed.
The annual reunion OF the Eighth
Illinois Cavalry Association, occurs,
September 18th. at Bloomington.
Governor Beveridge served with the Slh
over two years, and was in command
in the snmmer Of 1863, and is Presi-
dent OF the Association.
Murdcr.and SuiCiGc.
QUINCY, August lG.-Ja8 Hancock,
well to do farmer, living II miles
from this city, yesterday, after cutting
the throat OF his aged wife from ear to
ear, hung himself by fastening 8 rope
to a rafter on the upper floor and jump
ing out OF the window. When dis
covered both had been dead some time.
The couple were about sixty years Of
age, Mr.. Hancock had been subject to
fits Of ipsanity.
Sinbb:ng ARRAY.
Yesterday evening two men named
Winners and Garian, employel in Wit
ties pork house, quarrelle1, and the lat
ter stabbed Winners inf.cting an awful
wound, one in the temple and the other
in the right breast. Winners wife in
attempting to cave her husband re-
ceived two cuts in the hand and one in
the leg. Winners is in a critical con-
dition; his wife's wounds are not seri-
Gus.
a Circus Fight.
GRAMBY, August l6.-During the
circus performance on the evening Of
the 18th inst, two drunken roughs
named Kiuian and Hill, came in and
assaulted a black man named Charles
Thomas. Killian and Hill both shot
Thomas, who then fred two shots in re-
turn. There we're several other shots
fired. Mr.. Schmidt, a prominent mer-
chant OF this place, was struck in the
head and killed; Mrs. George Sewet
was wounded in the arm, and Mrs.
Sage slightly wounded in the face. The
negro, Thomas, was shot in the throat
and breast badly. Hillian and Hill
have rot been caught.
JACKSONVILLE, Angus: l7.-H. NY
ere, an esteemed citizen Of Pleasant
Hill, was accidentally shot and killed
oy man named Hedges, while sqQir-
:el hunting.
Badly Hurt.
Rockford, August l1.-Mack, the
fret baseman Of the Philadelphia base
bell Club, was run away with this after
room bv team OF unruly horses and
severely injured, SO much go that he
will not play in the game here to-mor-
row. Fears are entertained that be
nay be unable ever 10 play again.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, August l6.-Messrs. Leof'
Phillis & Co., whose suspension was an
nouuced few days since, have been
sued and nearly s25O.O00 in Arkansas
levee bonds left with them by q col
lector as collateral for a debt OF w.
600 for railroad sunplies.
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National Business College,

DHEPARES YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
i for business lIie II has the best teach
eis, best course OF study. and does most for
It's students. Students receive personal In
struction, and advance as rapidly rs their
ability will admit. For circular giving full
information, address
MARTIN & FRASHER,
auglI Wheeling, w. Va.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
MONDAY, sEprEaBER sEs. Is.s
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
West Liberty, Ohio Co., West Va,

NALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 18th 1873.
II This school Offers, at minimum cost,
superior facilities for the acquisition of
thorough, practical education; IS delightful
" located In the healthiest portion OF the
State.
Send for catalogue containing null partieu-
lars 10 JAS. l.. N OHkO",
auglS.va Principal.