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, 1874-12-03

Tho elx aea3nerD which leave this port for Euroro
To-day curry out noarly lC0O pasarneoys 1t IN yun-
thing new IL the Aiatory Of tts country to aus tho tIe
Of emigration sett!ng even lightly toward Enropc.
And Iot our ta-co high tue coat OF living dear
tna tho 1ahor-markat ovaranckA, Il "a natural ths
iuen WHO hnvo come hero to bettsr Themselves and
failed III 60 loiny should tru buck 10 tlle land which
they too hastily lrfs.-St.o 1'oss Gra1,hi:.
This paragraph simply rostates something
Ehich lloa been trua for nearly F. year. Gomo
weela ago, the New York Tribune oaid that tho
number Of outgoing stao1ago.passcngers vas
equal to that Ut ths ineomers. Tho movement
began very soon after tho commercial crisis of
last full, and has continued steadily cvor Bluce.
Thoso facts do not harmonzo we'll With the Pro-
tcctionist theory Ct high wages in America and
"paupor labor " i'll Europe. Sclf-intorost 10 III
admirable guide to tho truth In many caaes
When man who has become au American citi-
zen abandous Lis now homo. forfoits luis political
privileges, spurns tho "high wages" lie Is the
oretically getting, aud rays tho expenses Of jour-
neying back to Europe for the saio Of becoming
a"paupes lahoycy' again, iA q free-ssade "eHeto
despotisa,, it Is reasonable to suppose shat pau
poriana therc means mora money and more oorn-
fort than high wages hore. TIE subsidized man.
ufactnrors are always cla,noriug about the blcss-
tngs tho tariff confors on tho workingmen, but
the blessings aeeua to have long spco takon their
nfsht, and tho workiugmen aro following their
example.
, 1874-12-03

Ex-supervising- Architect A1ullctt, before
hia retirement to the tranquility Of private
hRs, prepared n report on the condition of
tho public buildings now in process Of erec-
tion. 4 very generous abstract Of this docu.
mcnt is sent by the Associated Press. We
agree With Mr. Aiullett that tie Eight Hour
Inv is unjust and oppressive, aud taat it
ou2ht to bo repealed. Before parting from
him forever, it is pleasant to have one ohanco
ef agreeing with Mullett.
, 1874-12-03
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s''ou1, a shown H. hnsa,f % o,.ra,aa,,, , n@5los
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,- 80" AoAs'7 We .:, ns':s,n' 4l"o ',o oo'ei'or
a 1ssn ..;ea a w.. ,',, ~ w.. "oa' a.'.o pes'
aoo s'au. % '' M p"s ~. 'ua:. t,: ID ~ 20 ne re-
efs'tea .l1"t NV pfene11, oh'et '"s''ce WIS
"ppo'ntea ~ oo'' 1ay'of 10 .ae vacancy
oleatea ~ the fes'ena'lon ol ohsel-'ost!ee
DIXON a1 tlme "'lea Inc ra'lfoaa excite"
ment was at fever heet' ana when GOV. my
lor kne" that tue railroad Question must he
brought before tue Courts o. tho state. We
, 1874-12-03

New York has Il p!lilantllropiet Indeed. Every
day ho orons bis kitchuu to sono gixty families,
flooding theta, not OH slops ami thin soup, but
rpou aayory and nutritious toad,--aolnethtue 10
.naks bono and muscle audi lay solid foundation
for Kind words aud good faaltng. It IL oatimated
that thoro ure CO. 1000 peopla iu tho city who haya
nothing to live upou, and to th0ac 10 n.inlste,a
at tho rato Of eco day. Tho nano Of tnts big
bs mnda public ~ ono rho teoda biz 1al!ow.u,su.
, 1874-12-03

President Grant will include baro state
ment Of the facts Of tho Arkansas cnge in his
annual message, but make 10 recommenda-
tions as to the colrse Congress should pur-
aue. And Congress will probably follow his
suggestion, which is that tho matter Is not
WORTH speaking OF.
, 1874-12-03
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
1 16I4a

1874,
klTES OF auuscr1rT1uH tpArADtE N ADVANCED.
maf. by tpa:l. .....aj 200 ISnnay....,r....D2.l 40
Is1'Neeety y..... f}.0n Weekly ........... G.Otj
fArtanf year II tin sanis rate.
J" pvns"n 'taIay an rtstakc4. bn and Eve post
tuncr aslttn.s IN iult, Including Htsto AMI Cnlsiy.
Rcpunctsas bninntio rLgr BY Ifsati. e1nrosa ros,-
oEca ottlrf. Or In tegistcrcd tnterr 1t our risk.
rERafs 10 ulry nuDAcnsrHa.
DhiS. 1cftsufed Sunday esecned. 2G cpnta pnr week
DaIly clt.crcd, Bnuday ntl1s. ;ltb peuts Der rcak
Address TItE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cornos Ma1Ison and neArbortt- -.ts,. Chicago III,
, 1874-12-03

ent cnses, but the outline Of lilo story, tho
distribution Of tho characters, and tho do
vcloplnont OF tho plot, mo materially tho
se"1c. Underneath every ons Of tl,cso f.e-
sr1ont histories IL tl.o current Of tint public
inti1leIonro which permits places Of trust to
)>o cpntit1et1 to Unfit men,
, 1874-12-03

ofr. Wilbur Z. Storey, editor Of tho Chit
cago Times, was married yesterday to a1rt.
Eureka g. Pearson. The occasion is a fit
one for congratulations aud speaking
for those who may be classed rs AIR. Storey's
opponents, and wishing heartily aud sincercly
to observe NIL tie proprieties, We do bestow
upon tho happy pair the beuedietiou Of Tue
Tribune,
, 1874-12-03

Country merchants may learn in the WASH
ington dispatches this morning how Chicago
dealers in dry goods manage to sell silesias
cheaper than the Importers in New York can
self them
, 1874-12-03

A full and accurato report of tie proceed
ings yesterday at the Convention Of Short
Hozu Breeders il Springfield, ILL.,, is give1,
elsewhere in this paper. The efforts Of d
few persons to improve the quality Of stock
in this country, and especially in the West,
deserve md will receive NIL tho assistance and
encouragement that The TRIBUNE can give.
, 1874-12-03

Glentlenu;ng, whom dying girl charged
with having accomplished her ruin, has been
acquitted by his presbStery on oil tho counts
of tho indictment brought against him. The
ministers must, Of course, take cognizaneo Of
o1enses like this !; but they cannot expect
tie public to place ,n,,ch eontklonce
III their verdicts. Neither previous trimming
nor contact with mankind has fitted them to
act es judges, jurors, Or counsel; and wien
they attenpt to be all three together, as they
do in ecclesiastical trials, it is ten c,anccs to
ono that they make n parody OF justice,
, 1874-12-03
T}1s G!)lcztyu U2it,u,.e.
Thursday nforntnE, Deoomber Q. 1874.

atr. Cochrano, Of Chicago, is well spoken
Of as n SUCCESSOR to ex-surpcryising Architect
Nullett. This is understood to be a case in
which the office seeks the man.
, 1874-12-03
Tile puEREc lEnislAIuRE.

MONTREAL. Dec. 2.-rho Qusuec Legislature
moea to-,uorrow. It IL rumored tlat either
Jolly Or De!llnehan1 will move vote Of want of
confidence Oh tbs address. and thai enough aYo
Pledged to carry 1t. Tho eesaluu Will probably
ID abort, sharp, and daols4ya.
, 1874-12-03

AcApNMY or MuslU-tialsted; ;taat, be,usc Ma5.
pfekA Dartlo0" and i O1 tho Line"
, 1874-12-03
To.DAY'5 ADJUSTMENTS,

unANp OPERA tOifSE-Cetk stscet. onuo,its
anurtnan House. kelly looa's Aftottasls. 'fGrand
1ntab 9,r
, 1874-12-03

M'V1OKEH's Observation-Disclosures strort hstsctn
pessboro aud State. En9agomcnt Of John Brouzhaia.
:" Oa7l1 CeppsthelA.h
, 1874-12-03

zoo lower than yesterday. eules Mt $6.6o@
7.46. Cattlo md sloep wcro quiet, tito for
iner selling nt $2,2o@G.so, and tho luttor ut
81. .006O5.UO,
, 1874-12-03

and frauds which woro rife under LIS pre-.
vions administration. Tho prospects Of Now
York City with :" tho statesman " again at
tic helm aro darle indool.
, 1874-12-03

lIODLRY's THEATRE -nau,toIph .tfoot hotwoon
Glatx and LaSni1e. "Dlroror."
, 1874-12-03

The Prohibition party Of Now Hampshire,
represented in convention yesterday, made
nominations for the State and Congressional
Offices to be filled Of the elections next March.
A platform was adopted, one resolution of
Which urged upon the friends uf prohibition
entire independence Of the old marty or,aui-
CATIONS. The wisdom of this policy is mani
fest' Belief in the right Of interference
with the people NJ to what they may eat, or
what they may drink, or wherowitha1 tlnv
may be clothed, ia sufficient substance fur una
pasty. It will be for the a,lventago Of pr,.
hbitionists, mud Republicans, ind Demo.
Gratis that tho issls ahsli not ho ol,so1,rod or
divided.
-.-e.-.---.-. -.--=e..--.:-.. :. - -..=...-::......-.
The Chicago produce ,.,Hrkois were isresu-
tar yesterday. Mess pork was active ind loe
per brl lower, closing firm ut $40. s5@,1o, 90
sash, and a20.5s seller February. Lard waa
1ctivo md l0o per 100 tbs Lower, closing firm
1t G13 10@18.21 cash, and !s13.5001361 for
February. Meats were more active and
easier, at oslo for shoulders, o 1-9o fur
short RIBS, md D a-4o for short olenrs. High
winos were quiet aud stoaiy at 07o per gal.
Ion. Dressed hogs were moro active aud
weak, closing at $7.75 per 100 lbs. Flour
was dull and steaay. Wheat was more ao-
tive, and o-ac lower, closl,,gat Biz cash, and
12 Lie for January. Corn was loss active
and 10 lower, cloa|ng at TGo for tho month,
72c for !Iay, and GG LEO for new. Oats were
quiet and 1-2o lower, closing strong
at 50 $50 seller tho month. Rye
was quiet and stee{ly ut 9o@a3 l-yu
Da@loy was leaB ao!iye and 1.s@2c
higher, cloalng at Sl.25 for Doopmbor, and
el q sc~ Ja"nary. Eons were dnll aud 1b@
, 1874-12-03

O. O.. F.-Bso. t.. u. Sherman, Grand Master, will
fe!ver 1sctufs ;hla evening At tue 1tall cf Tompar
bots of tbs ordor and tgr iGn!.. uy!tca.
, 1874-12-03

ExcEISloR Lap0E. NJ. 8. KNIGHTS. OF
Pythles3Assa's. CGn;sn3on trdsy eSSpiar at G1e,I;
aniforp. To1S la .he A,nr sod hird Nank snd other
nakudar Il. TflBUDQ, K. II. And Il.
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THE MAGAZINES.

p.,srso,,,s Journal for January. All
ort;cIes complete in each number. me
H I.nuarr number of the new Philadelphia
Wagazine. Peterson's JoWmdL comes TO
ma fIIIl to the brim of the most deI'Sht,ul
reading matter in the way 'ot popuIar
literature. There is story u oeS'
,.;,b called within their Gates, py
CHRISTIAN Reid, the well known author ''
N 49, House, Valerie Aylmcr, etc.
I M,n a frst class story, The Prince Con
.nr, : bv Louise Chandler Moulton, IN
tho Red Room" by Nora Perry, "Ihe
Sleeping Beauty in the WOOD, oE sea-
n;e f Gould, DAISY Ventn"r,l Nv yn-
F"Id Hall" bv Florence Percy Allen;
ao Ci Flames a Camp-meetins Romance,
~, Eliza Archard Conner, "Madeion
Simmer" by Julie keim "ethe.ill, anu
other specimens OF truly good hetioh'
In the way of miscellaneous there Is
-uanh;c article with the rather peculiar
Ell ~ ..Our People Sent Me-, descrip'
.:t,s VI ., scenes in Paris in the days OF the
1,.es Of lS4S. This is transia'
ne! ho1' rom the Russian of Turgenleti,
made ma, expressly for the JSu'h e. '" y,
also notice paper upon "Ihe r"e'I. .b ~
0s.inn" by Henry Peterson ana Tue
r.;nin unon 1.-THE Art of Hospitality,
a mt;ob we learn. is by Harriet fresc1.'
Sn n is one that should be read 0!
every family in the country. reno,
THE GALAXY reaches US wi.h ;n,
we'll filled store eli interesting GIL"
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structlve reading! 1t is about entering
on its tenth year, and was started with
the full intention of making it the fore.
most literary magazine published. Per,
feetly independent, with no set theories
of politics, religion, or sociology to pro.
pagate and maintain, It freely and gladly
opens It's pages to the expression of vary
ing opinions and discussions, provided
they are by the ablest representatives in
each department. Only the writers
Whose maine always appear) are respon-
slble for the views expressed.
But not only rs the medium of thought
full discussion has the GALAXY succeeded.
1t has attached to itself as regular con-
tributprs a staff of brilliant writers, of
which any periodical may well be proud.
Justin Mccarthy, Richard Grant White,
Mrs. Annie Edwards, John G. SAKE,
Henry James, Jr., Professor Fl. H..
Boycsen, Junius Henri Browne, Richard
Kimball, Albert Rhodes, George K. Pond,
and Fanny Roper Feudge, have mado
too bright mark on our current lit
eraturc to need any praise from us.
LITTELLs LIVING AGE-Among the
valuable articles contained in the latest
numbers of this sterling weekly maya
ziue, are the following: The Egyptian
Book of the Dead, from the London
Quarterly Reriew; English Fugitive
Songs and Lyrics, Edinburgh Repie1c;
Modern Culture, Quarterly Review; The
Mystics of the Fourteenth Century and
their connection with tn Reformation,
British Quarterly; The Shah's Diary in
England, academy; Saxon Studies, by
Julian Hawthorn, Contemporary Rerieao;
The Austrian Polar Expedition Aten-
oeum; An Unnamed Habit of Language,
Macmillan; Contrasts Of Ancient and
Modern History, by F. W. Newman.
Fraser; A Peep at Mexico, Palll Mall
Gazette; The Exploration of the Arctic
Regions, by Aug Peterson, +. K. +. s,
Acdden.v; Guizot, by the author of "Mir-
abeau," etc, Temple Bar; John Stuart
Mills Religious Confession, Spectator;
Mr.. Gladstones "EXpostulation," SPecta-
tor; The Empress Eugene, sketched by
Napoleon III, Fraser; a Freak of For
tune an Incident in the Life of Pic
Mono, by Margaret Hewitt, Argosy; How
Democracy can Educate ltseii, Spectd-
tor; The Possible Resurrection Of Po-
land, Spectator; etc, etc. ,
Besides these and other choice articles,
we have agatha Marion, the Story of
New Calcdonian Deportec;" "In the Rue
Froide," by the author of patty" the
installments of the ''Threc Feathess," by
William Black; Ear from the Maddlng
Crowd" by Thomas Hardy "Alice Lor-
raine," by r. G. Blackmore, the author
of the Maid of Skier "The Story of
Valentine and His Brother; and the
usual choice poetry and miscellany,
With fftv-two numbers, Of si1ty-four
large pages each (aggregating over 5000
pages yesr) the subscription price 1857
is low; or still better, for slo,5O any one
of the American 81 magazines is sent
with Tie Living Age for u year, both
post paid. Littell x Gay, Boston, Pub
fishers.
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Hunah for the PenitentirV!

XIrEHAYE or HAND AND FOR SALE
w -Four Hundred Thousand good mer.
charitable Brick. which we will deliver AZ
the depot, OF any place In the town Oi
MoundsyiIle, at the rate Of s,S per ,h"u-
sand.
Also Fifty Thousand Paving Brick q
Eygper thousand.
AIso Ten good TWO HOr~s Farm wagons
which we will sell at prices ranging rom
SIS To %.
Also Ten frxt class Two Horss Spring
Wagons, finished In good style, nj prices
ranging from SID tD So.
Also Two Tvo-Ssatad, Light Granger
Wagons. for two hCrses, nDisbssi IN tne
highest style ofthe art, which VIII be Soid
for sl0y per wagon.
Also a full line of from hrst elias u com.
mon Household Furniture, which We VIII
SeII al Cincinnati Wholesale PrSes..
Also on hand constantly, q large supply
Of Brogue Boot and SHOES, nj NE lowest
marked prizes, and are prepared 20 make
% order, from the best obtainabie import
ed stock, GentIsmen's Boots, SHOES aud
Cater. in the latest style and al prices
that cannot be reached by any other e.
tatsyshrnSuf I'm the State.
All Of the above named woTk ~ waTraD-
led 10 10, made OF the best Tnaterla! and IN
a wOrkmauiike manner.
WA. l. BRIDGE.
seplS To superintendent.
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REMOVAL.

rJyHE HcTSA FIRE AND MARINE IN;
sCRANCE Company have removed
their once 10 No. lbs Market street, feN
doors souih ofthc Register ONCE. ded's
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NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

200 Halt Bbls Lake Herring
:D0 No. Mackerel.
9D No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel, 2and In quarter
barrels and kits.
y Ticrccs choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. U. Molasses.
80 Hhds choice \. o. Sugar.
30 BblS Syrups.
200 Bbls Standards A. B, Extra c. Granu,
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars. ,,-,. Do.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Rags prime to choice Coffee.
% Half Chests prime TO choice u. T.
Teas.
50 Caddies prime to Choice q. !; Teas. >,
our Tobacco embraces Halbrooks J. *.
Milliner's, PAGES and other good ana re-
liable brands, among the best III the coun,
iry, our stock is full and complete, ana
will be offered To- the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 70
call and examine our stock before purch-
asiug elsewhere.
marble NELL " ELL
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IyESTBOCND r.

Sosl. 10 and run daily; No. daily
EnSt bound trains make direct connec-
tions at Baltimore with trains l!r villa Hiin-
drlrhia, New York and Boston. ~ WASH
in"ion civ for all points South.
West bound trains make direct cohnec-
tionS for nil points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSBURGH AND BAL
TIMORE DIVISION.
r,cr,r.yEs wEST-LEAvES.
n1yiIn.,liur Washington Pa,
Iai,v at G:j5 AN. daily att: iOA. NJ
unaniing Washington, Pa,
WHY nj o:55P p. NJ. daily at......2:lOP NJ
rSmmj,ys excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
t'"> THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
y II DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
w. - ' movie
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SUGARS.

~ BBLS. STANDARD EXTRA c. b. q A;
so" Franklin Extra c,
so" Jersey City L,
50" Livingston,
New Orleans in hhds, or bills,
For sale by
TINGLE & ISHAM.
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HAVING PURCHASED ALL

HAVING PURCHAsRD ALL THE
III right, title and interest Ia and "a the
West Va. Stencil and rs-zi Works, will
continue the same nj the old stand, No. 10
sixteenth street, and respectfully solicit a
continuation OF the patronage OF all In
need Of anything In our line. Charles y.
Etz has charge of the works, and Will sr-
ccuie all Ordsrs promptly and satisfac-
tJTily. We employ no agents or canvas
-s-Ts, and all persons are hereby cautioned
against any one representing tbemssIyes
a. such. JOHN ". ZEVKIf, Proprietor
West Va. stencil and real Works. Ocag
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TRANSFORMATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co,

TT s=c -sssssr
Ia iss
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEM,,
" BIER 49, 1874, Passenger Trains VIII
run as follows, Wheeling time:
EASTBOUND TRAINS.
No GO No a No 7GI No 7S
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our renewsr in many cases requires
.no long a time, and too mt ch care, TO re-
store gray or AIDED whisksrS, we have pre-
f-arod this dye, in one preparation; when
VIII quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. II is easily applied, and pro-
ducs. a color which will neither rub nor
wash OF. Sold by all Druggists.
MAsUFAcTuKKD By
q. P. HALL q CO., HASHUA.lE. II
Octsg
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAMES,
y such as ParchecSi, Chanccry Trio.
Lucky Traveller. BambOuEel, Snap, Ave
Iade, Authors, Centennial, Punch and Judy
building Blocks, Table Cr"quct, Back Gam
mon, DOminoys Albums. St"r"oScopcs and
Views, Toy. Books, Fine Books In Poetry
and Prose, Periodicals, &c, especially for
the Holidays, Call early for a good Sclec-
ton Mt e.. II. QUIMBY'S,
drcio lili Market street.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire ~
"A p. NJ, and arrives at Steubenviiiea al
Tickets to all principle points In the
rasta nd West can be procured at the
I@alio 81, Tcr OF Office in Mclnre House, and
NJ the station at Bridgeport.
AZ ''A' F. Il. MYERS,
o,..,s t;sneral Passenger & Ticket Agent:
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600 A @ Il -
OF
vAIIikRIE LAND FOR SALE!

DY THE UNDERSIGNED; Ln1N 80 W
i.o,hour county, W. Va, near half way be
iwnen Grafton, Taylor Co, and Phllipp,,
R,rhour county, about no acres oil whleh
= t ironroyed and mostly in grass. good
orchard, buildings poor, the nnlmpio i've,
.nr,inn Of the land abouhds with the Yer!
s, NJ timber of all kinds, and Is only
s%oIt distance above the Boom at Grafton |;
shor,ts no d if,culty i'm floating timber nom
this land to the Boom at Grafton, T easSx
az S SS and AZ fair prices Any person or
n"rsnns wishing TO purchase such proper
PCT saII on VIM. McCI.ASkEl,
~ Philippi, Barbour county, W; Va
Who win sch you good bargain. ueefN'
Coffee Down.
an NOW SELLING THEBESTGREES
l Cnffee nj = cents. The bsst Roasted DO
Il Sp,, K J. SMlTH.
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Sold by Druggists and Dealers
PRICE. 25 Cents.
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,

- IN - " ~ n ~ - -
TIME YEAR BEGINS IN ALL DE
PARTMENTS Oh Wednesday, Sept,
Grd, 1873.
Prof. r. ). Lyon, with a full stall ol
misunderstanding assistants, has charge
of the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information in rCgilLd 10
the same will address him.
- Catalogues describing the other Depart
mrnts may be- obtained faOm tn" Secretary
of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W.CloVer, or the
undersigned.
MoHGANTOwS, W. Va, Aug. 1888
nupl2
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All bills due on the first appearance of
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