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Arrived.

Fr ship Louise ct Rose Dubois, Al days from HaVre'
in ballast, to Poutz & Son-2d dis 20
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THE ATLANTIC COAST Line.
PASSENGER ROIJTEa TO ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.

ReOrganizcd for the summer OF 1877,
Working out of New Orleans via the N. O. and
M. r. H., and presenting tho following attractive
lines to the attention of all North-bound Tour
lists and Travellers:
Route NO. ALI Rail.
Via Montgomery, Columbus, Macon, Augusta
Wilmington. hichmond.
62 Hours, New Orleans 10 New York.
The same time always as by any other line.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opelika.
Solid Day Trains thence to Augusta with
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached at Macon for
Wilmington.
Through train, Wilmington to Richmond and
New York, with Elegant Parlor Cars attached to
Richmond-thence Pullman Sleeping Cars to
New York.
ALL CHANGES AT SEASONABLE HOURS
AND INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
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Exports.
NEW YoRK--Per steamship Lone Star---1404
bales cotton IS bales paper sto 104 bales moss $50
MICS lead g6 cks metals SAT bdls hides 81 bales do
227 dry do 1856 beef 400 bbls Oil II hhds aow
900 sacks wool ,...
PENSACOLA-Per steamshpsA labama-12Oo scks
eorn 30 sacks oats rs sacks coffee SO sacks salt $50
bbs flour 40 bills whisky 10 tics lard 10 hhds sugar IL
hhds bacon 600 pkgs muse
Imports.
HAyANA-Per steamship G w Lord----545 hhds
snuar g7O do gar g. LeloDg--1O bxs sweetmeats M
Justianne-s50V cigars M Payroll 600 do 5000 bdls
cigarettes M CASTILLO
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Route NO. Ebay Line.

Over the same lines to Wilmington as by Route
Mol. Thence by Special Parlor Cars to Ports.
mouth Va. Thence al $40 D. m, daily (except
Sunday, by the magnificent steamers of the
BAY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by New York
Express, arriving in New York at 2:05 p. m.
Al sixty-nine hours run-only seven hours In
excess of all rail time with the advantage Of an
undisturbed nights rest and superior accom-
modations upon the Chesapeake Bay.
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at p. M.
- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
LsaA& sas Port Barre, simmsport Church
willie. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
very light draft passenger steamer
BIG kUNFLOWER,
A. z. Trousdale, Master; j. B. Schmidt. clerk;
will positively leave as above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
HITE u CARLIN, Agents.
No. Tchoupttouas street.
Connects, closely with boats for Bayou Des
Glaizes and barges for Bayou BBuf. au19
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
REGULAR oPELOUsAS PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s D. m, commence
n ing on SATURDAY, August 4.
FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
lstaAAHtSt, sas Port Barre Simmsport. Church.
n vile and all landings on the coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
flrst-class sidewhee passenger steamer
TRENTON,
James L. Robbins, master. Gabe Block, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
W. LORD & MoPEAKE. 4s Camp street.
N. o. DONOHUE, 76 Gravier street.
au1 Il JANNEY q WORK. 106 Common st.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lone Star Forbes. for New York
CA whitney Geo
CM Soria
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
August 20. 1877.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Alvin, Scovell. from Lower Coast
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BeIoy--Coming Up and Waiting Ordess.
prit steamstp Bolivar Doherty from Liverpool, via
West Indies and Mexican Ports. to PIN, forwooa
Geo. ,
Schr Eugenia, Fenner days from Galveston 10
master
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Change.
Above low

*Below high water mark OF 1874;
NELSON GOROM. Serg't. Sig. Ser. U. B. A.
Arrivals.
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The steamship New York arrived at o'clock this
afternoon all right. BOGERF Il MORGAN.
Exchange Clippings.
St. Louis Republican, Aug. 26:
Capt. Thorwesan visited Change, q usual
thing as he personally superintends the Grand
Republics improvements He will be through
with the work next week. and the grand boat
will leave about September Is or 20 for New Or
leans. She is o thorough cotton carrier and pas
senger boat
CAPT. oBY RoBIRDs FIFTY YEARS AGO.
The 10th day Of nsxt February will close the
3ifty years term elapsing since Capt. Oby Ro-
birds, the veteran engineer, arrived at this port
the "St Louis and Galena Packet" She towed
a barge fitted up to carry freight, and also rs
passengers comfortably, the ladies' cabin being
in the hold. He engineer OF this boat.
Cant. Robirds, in l841, made twenty round trips
between st. Louis and New Orleans in ten
months with the steamer Eliza, which cleared
$4,000. just what she cost new. She was built
at Pittsburg for st. Louis and keokuk packet,
but proved too large and burned too much fuel
for that trade. She carried $50 tons down stream
and AWAY took fancy freights, which were given
to her freely on account of her speed and relia-
bility-such as chickens, apples, butter, eggs
and -four. Her time to New Orleans was gener-
ally three and half days. and she made the
round trip in eleven and half days.
The Eliza was of these dimensions: 14O feet
long. so feet wide 51h feet deep. She had but
one cylinder % inches diameter and feet stroke,
Two wheels ~ feet diameter with buckets IL feet.
Micajah Littleton was her captain. he ia now IN
California. o. s. Durham, now residing he e..
was clerk, and 0by Robrds engineer. The Eliza
sank six miles above Cairo at what has since been
called ELIAS tow-head. The captains wife was
drowned on that occasion.
During that season something like rs steam
boats we're sunk at Goose Island, constructing
what IS s..lsA he gave ] I'D. Capt. Robirds ID
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
nst received NJ l.. V. Bonds.
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many WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather and
are debilitated, are advised by physician
TO take moderate amounts OF whisky wv
or three times during the day. In iltti
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
uuently Increase the number OF drinks
and in time become confirmed inebriales.
a beverage which will not create thirst.
for intox eating liquors, and which Is IN
tended especially tor the benefit OF deDll-
tated persons, whether at home or abroad.
is DR.. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Con,
tanning the juices of many mediclhai
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the intoxicating cup. Inc
nourishiug and the life-supportins pro-
perties of many valuable r.aturaf pronuc
Ito ms contained i'm IL and well BnoWn 10
medical men have most strengthening
influence. A single bottle OF the Ionlc
will demonstrate its valuable QUALITIES
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause Whatever, II
wineg lassful of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach,
create sn appetite for wholesome food, 10
sill who are about leaving their homes, we
desire to say that the excellent enects Oh
Dr. Schenck's seasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
ucularly evident when taken by those
who are injuriously affected By change
of water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking a supply OF these
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
lists agl
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TIE cheapest shoes n the city st L. V
Bonds.
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Personalities.

Governor Mathews and Private Sec
rotary Stanaker returned home from
White Sulphur yesterday morning.
DR.. Hazlett and wife returned home
yesterday from Chsutsuqus.
Mr.. Charles Seabrlght returned yes
terdsy from SisterSville, where his wife
is lying quite sick.
Rev" G. K. Oldham, of Marietta, is in
the city
Captain Charles Muhlemsn, OF the
steamer Andes, is registered AT the St.
James.
Prot. J. G. White, OF the State Univer-
sity, has rooms at the Mcclure House.
William Houston, assistant engineer
on the P w. x Ky, railroad, was in the
city last evening.
Mr.. William Wiley, attorney, returned
yesterday.
Col. Jake Nunge, Prof. Selbold and
Mr.. jacob StraUb, delegates to the
farmers Convention winch meets ut
Pittsburgh, on Monday, leave for that
place this morning.
Henry Lehnert, chief glass msnipula-
tor nj mir. Gus Rolls, leaves for Bslti-
more tomorrow, Tor two weeks visit.
Miss Virginia Hopkins returned to
Wheeling last Thursday, from two
months visit At Bedford, Pa.
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SEiIslIROHGJOOD News
Notes Gathered Here n"d There bJ
Nesi>!cr Reporters.
REITAIRF

The rolling mil : runnIns tull time
1t started on Thursday.
Mr.. BEN POWERS mas been engaged as
foreman Of the OHIO glass works This
factory will start up shortly.
AUGUST USTERCUBER WAS bound over
in the sum Of $500 by Squire kelsey OF
West Wheeling lGst Thursday, Tor
perjury.
THERE will be worklngmen's meet
ing at the city hall this evening. Col.
Ponrman WI address the meeting on the
occasion.
The BenwooI nail works have had
the roofing over the forge department
newly painted The works will star. up
about the lst of September.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Express
company have hung out new signs.
They are prepared to receive and send
express matter everywhere.
CAMP MEETING closed ut Burr's mills
last Thursday. The police from this
place were there and kept good order
during the proceedings OF the meeting.
BEN BAER, of Wheeling, WAS arrested
by Marshal Drugan, Thursday evening,
for allowing his horse and buggy TO stand
on the pavement. Baer was fined 81
and costs He left with the promise TO
pay when he returned.
JosEPH DUNCAN swOre out warrant
before Squire Strshl, last Thursday,
against Andrew Deal tor making muir
derous demonstrations toward HIN.
Deal plead not guilty, but was fined -
and costs, which amounted to SlI.OO.
Duncan then made another complaint
for assault and battery against the same
man. This case was continued until 6
o'clock last evening.
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kIXPr NnMA.

The river has fallen some little since
yesterday.
The Iron Valley leaves this afternoon
for Cincinnati.
The Hornbrook is to-day's Parkersburg
packet.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
yesterday.
The Abner O'Neal brough. down an
excursion party from SteubenvilIe yes
terdav morning.
New ORLEANS, August 2I.-No srrI-
walls or departures Weather clesr; mer-
curry %.
LOUISVILLE, August "a. - River sta
tionary with 2tecL in the canal. DEPARTED
-Cops Miilar, Cincinnati. Wes.ner
clear and cool
V1cKeBURG, August 24.-Weathcr
clear; mercury SO. River tell ILches.
Uphill. Alien. DOWN., Z. Lee.
Arnvod-Chy Of Vicksburg.
CAIRO, August 24.-Arrived-Cen-
tonniaI, St. Lonis. Departed Grey
hound, Ohio river. River : feet and
falling. Weather clear; mercury ~
MEMPHIS, August 25.-Rivcr fell 3
inches, and now stands ieet. Weather
clear; mercury 81 deg. Arlved-katlc
Hooper, Little Rock. Departed y eager
and Grand Tower. s.. Louis.
CScINNATL August 24-R,v.s ( feet
3 incnes and stationary. Weather far
and pleasant. Arrived -Fauclun, Yy.-
lowstoae river. The NirgIe Lee has
been chartered for tue Neyay trade dur
ing low water.
ST. LOUIS, August 24-Arriyod-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Atlantic, New
Orleans; Grand Lake, Cairo, Bayless,
Quincy. Depsrted-War Eagle Keo-
kuk; Belle Memphis, Memphis: BsyIess,
Quincy. River fallen 3 inches
EVANSVILLE, August 24.-W Gather
chiefly clear; light wind from the uo-.h;
mercury o. to 50 degrees River 40
feet and falling. DJwn-FauchOn, Vim.
Shinkle UP-SmIth, Dora Cob.er, j.
D. Fletcher. The Mary Am repaired
her rudder and went down to Henderson
island tor the balance O. he'll tow. The
Vlnt Sbiakle Is still above the dyke.
Business improving.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
An EpistIe rom Mr.. Stifel on Ger
man tn the Schools.

Editors OF the Register:
The following appeared in the local
columns Of the Evening Standard, yester-
day Thursday evening:
Mem bers of the Board OF Education
say there is difference of opinion
among the older and younger Germans
on the question of teaching German in
the public schools, and that good many
of the old German settlers here think
their language has no proper place In
the public schools, and that as English is
tho national language Of the country 1t
ought to be taught exclusively, so that
all who come TO make their homes here
should acquire it. They say that the pres
ent plan of keeping the languages in
common use is only calculated to give
German youths an advantage over
Americans, rs in most mercantile insti-
tutions now, boy is gwen the prefer.
ence who can speak both languages, and
they say that if the positions were re-
versed and Americans in Germany were
to demand that the German system OF IN
struction be changed or interfered with
for the sake of inserting the study of
English, they would be laughed at, The
question is still vigorously debated in
many parts of the city"
Now, will the local editor OF the Stand
ard, or the members of the Board OF Ed
ucstion, or whoever the responsible per-
son for the above may be, be kind enough
to publish the names OF such sold Ger
man settlers" to whom the above reters7
| offer in return to produce the names Of
some OF our Oldest German settlers,
counted among our best and largest tax.
payers, and who hold opinions strongly
in favor of teaching German in our public
schools For stiffness, the above item OF
the Standard deserves attention.
LOUIS &. STIFEL.
UbseEuC IUCilSt path
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WE learn from private letter re-
ceived recently that Prof. j. A. Myers,
of this county, who sailed from New
York on the 10Th, of July for Hamburg,
reached that city in twelve days without
any sea sickness, and that he goes TO the
University 81 Gottingen, Germany, to
spend some time in the prosecution of his
studies in the Natural Sciences and in
perfecting himself in the German tongue.
After graduating in Bethany College
IN the classical course, IN 1875 he re-
NAMED for one year and pursued the
post graduate course and assisted in the
chemical department, receiving the de-
gree of A NJ. at the close of that coll
legiate year. He was hen chosen to fill
the chair of Chemistry and Physics in
Butler University, Irrington. Ind,
which be did with honor to himself and
the institution, and ne now goes for two
or three years, We understand, on leave
OF absence as stated above.
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II you want II get suited IN 3 pair OF
Shoes, 20 to l.. V Blends.
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Serious CharEes.

Mr.. VIM. Eckels, an engineer, has sub
mitted sworn statement u the super
vl,or at Cincinnati setting forth charges
against Messrs. Young and Wilson, local
inspectors. Among other things 1t Is
stated that the inspectors have not ex-
scuted the requirements of the law in the
performance of their duty, but to the
contrary, instead of exactlng rigid ex-
animation of pilots and engineers apply
ing for licenses. they grant licenses
simply on payment of fees. The state
ment also alleges that the inspectors have
been guilty of restoring parties whose
licenses have been revoked on payment
of stipulated sum. Pending an exsml-
nation OF the case, we withhold COM
nent.
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index 10 New Advertisements.

Select School-Miss NEWMAN.
Fourth Street NJ. +. Church.
Neutrality-suspicious. Butcher.
Notice to Water Consumers.
Reneft Concert Aug. Rolf.
Fee Concert-Tivoli Garden.
Letter List.
lust the Thing-Cummins " Woods.
Religious Notice.
Wanted-Furnished Room.
Assessment Notice.
Lindsey Institute
Reformed Episcopal Church.
Newspapers and Magazines-C. H..
Qumby.
Works of Art IN Stone CameOs-Tur
per and Dillon.
Plumbers-ThompsOh X Hlbberd.
For ReDt-DwelliEg
Stone Csmeos-Jacob ". Grubb.
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:. W EATHER.
Highest. LolUeSt.
Grand Ionmandery.

The Grand Commandery knights
Templar of the State Of West Virginia
meets in this city to-day. Tins evening
at o'clock Ill inspection and review of
the communicates o. Wheeling viii take
place at the Capitol building. Wheeling
and Cyrene communicates will leave for
Cleveland, to attend the trIennisl con.
clave, on Monday, by special train.
About one hundred knights go from this
city.
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WINE AND HORSES.
The Experience Of Chicagosn I'm
the Nail Cify-He INDUCES In Five
Dollar Wine and Fast HOrses-Gets
BeastIy Drunk, and Accuses the
Police Of RObbing Him-iiov He
Ventilated the Matte.

Ventilated The mattti.
There turned up IN this city DAY before
Yesterday, a man from Chicago, which MS
name it is j. d. Sommers. He drop
ped into Simpsons livery stable on
Fourteenth street, and took out the mob
best rig in the establishment, and went
out in style To see the sights of the Nail
City. And he saw them to his hearts
content. While out driving, ne stopped
at several different places OF well-known
resort in the city and vicinity, and there
psrtook OF vine until the old sdage that
WHEN WINES IN WITS OUT
was fully verified. Indeed he got besstly
drunk and abused the team be was
driving in unmerciful manner. To-
wards night, he having driven out the
pike, returned to the clty,snd the team he
was driving was taken from him, and him.
self arrested by the police for drunken.
ness. Officer Henry having him in
charge
TowED him TO THE STATION HOUSE,
where he was searched and locked
up. Some hours later Chief OF
Police Ripley made his regular
visit to the station house, ana was
besieged by Sommers to release HIM
from custody, rs his wife and child were
at the Mcclure House and unprotected.
The chief visited the hotel, ascerta'aed
that Sompers had no family there, and
returned to the station house. Again he
was besieged OF Sommers to be released
but he was promptly informed that no
bail would be accepted for his release
until he (Sommers) was sober enough TO
take care OF himself. Sommers then
offered the chief u check for $4,000 to get
out from behind the bars AT the same
time pompously asserting that ne was
WORT L S25O,0OO
aud WAS engaged in business in Chicago,
throwing out the following card to sub
stantiate his assertion:
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CHICAGO.

His efforts in this direction awaited him
nothing, and he then wanted to clean out
the police force. His pugilistic desires
were also futile, and he remained IN jail
all night. During the conversation,
however, and before he became fighting
mad" he stated that he had been drink
iug vine at the moderate sum OF 50 per
bottle which was the cause of
his drunkenness. In the morning
when he was brought before "The Terri
ble," Sommers reared back on his dig
nily and swOre by the holy Hill O.
Howth" that he was q ricn man, busl-
ness man, and that he had been robbed
BY THE POLICE,
and would ventiate the matter This
charge created considerable of II stir, and
Captain Ripley Mayor sweeney and
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan set ut
work To investigate the affair, Som
mers claimed that he had lost between
$40 and $50, and as all the money could
be accounted for $50 being on his per-
sony, except $40, which he claimed TO
have lost, the matter was dropped, it
being taken for granted that u drunken
man, drinking wine at So bottle would
certainly squander so in night. Som
mers departed from the police court
minus S5 and costs, the amount OF his fine,
ssdder /! not II wiser man, to return TO
his Chicago home and relate his expert
ence in the Nail City, which are certainly
not OF the most pleasant nature. 1t is
generally conceded that the charge OF
robbery WAS made by Sommers because
he had been locked up, despite HE nsser-
ton that he was possessed OF \ superb
b.ndance OF finances.
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ync Cbeauest Roof Is the Gravel RooI

George Caumbacker, OF this city, IL
now fully prepared to put on Grsvel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both rs to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used Is put through
process that frees 1t from OIL and ben zole,
and 30 matter how great the heat, /. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
bscker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers tor sale
at the lowest rates. This ROOF has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address aim through the postoSice or
call at his establishment, mead OF 18th
AID Wood streets All orders promptly
attended TO.
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TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
day, May IS, 1877:
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knights TempIar Excursion.

Arrangements have been made with
the Cleve snd ana Pittsburgh railroad to
run a sp-cIsI train from Bcilslre to
Cleveland on Monday next, the 9th inst
leaving Bridgeport ut II o'clock A. NJ.
About 300 persons will 20 from this city
and vicinity. Tickets for the round trip
only $500, good only on the special
trains going and good on any train re-
turning until Saturday evening, Septem
Der lst The excursion from this city
Will be accompanied by hrsmer's and
Vaas' bau dS. Parties desiring to make
II pleasant and cheap trip mad best pro-
cure their tickets NJ once.
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Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Boy Injured.

While the workmen engaged in max.
ing An excavation at the head OF North
Coal street were at dinner, yesterday, q
halr-witted boy named Danford, resid-
ing near by, commenced digging with q
pick. While so engaged, the earth
caved in, and party covered the boy,
brusing him considerably. The boy is
about fifteen wears of age.
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STOCK sale.

Persons desiring good investments
should not iail 10 be on hand at Hervey
i Britt's SAFE of stocks on Monday night.
Mill stocks, bank stocks and railroad
stocks of all descriptions will be put up
under the hammer and good bargains
are guaranteed. Sslesrooms, 1920 Mar
ket street.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
AZ MN. ANInMN ~

fNH.S RESTITUTION uF LEAN\,Ny
under the Presidency ui Is, J.
Thrmpson, 4. NJ, l. rut"urg apousaE
era of prosperity. During o., SW'Tg len
Just closed, lie Htt"udRuc, e., students ~
Increased over ~ per cent. o. ra. alFH
and -chularly Fu,uliy;H b"au.liUl rr,.
ful auu uOr"l location: a MP ~.r..'
and Philosophical ApIaratus; lN'T
G instantly growing; curriculum -
most thorough character: " 'tiuia.
scholar. hip surpassed ~ n AiHrs
institution of learning.
The q pcnAcs are lee, than Hi nuf "lf
place known 10 n0ori equal ad'a. 90
The Fall term begins - ptrmb'f .
Winter term January - and -rU -
March 18th For tu'l iutHIua'|Ur. "a
loguc-. Sc address No" Preside.
GRO. { sllID
apgiWSNu secretary a. Nt. .