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The Collegiate Department.
The College of Science, Literatu,4
and the Arts.
The College of Agriculture.
: The College of Mechanical, Arts.
Colleges OF Law and Medicine wi
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conducted J.,
Professors OF the University, is in pro
gress.
THE EQUIPMENT COMPRISE:
A Main Academic building, l85x9u
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
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!. An Experimental Farm, with barn.
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A General Library of 10000 vol
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A Chemical Laboratory in complete
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A Plant House.
A supply Of Physical Apparatus.
I A set OF engineering Instruments.
AoV ". y. IdUeL rlle-nuSketS, VIII
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! A section of Artillery, with Gals
rs.
A collection of Minerals, Art3, SHELF
DC.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
A Drawing-Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Glob'
Charts, DC.
The general faculty consists of /:
Professors and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart
ulents.
The year 1876 begins Sept. 81
1875.
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ALL ABOUT GARDENING

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by stretch Of generosity, Wheeling |,
TO have the Capital until 1885.
The member who has exhausted more
time in the discussion Of the Capital
question than all the rest Of the House
cut OF debate by demand for the pre
vious question. This is.in accordance
with the eternal htneas Of things,"
And still the cry Of "Bnckhannou" WAS
heard and Mr., Farnsworth arose to lex.
plain"
Several members, who were deficient in
vertebral strength, were conveniently
absent on Saturday. A clear case for
WRh Lee Il Co.
A vast amount OF elOquence was smoth-
cred on Saturday by the application Of
the gag"
A bill has been introduced 10 restore 10
the Governor the appointing power that
was wrested from him in 1878. Which
Governor il complimenied-the incum.
bent or the "elect2"
A fine Photographic group OF the mem-
bers Of the old Senate hangs at the head
OF the stairway leading to the House Of
Delegates. And now the members of the
present Legislature are solicited 10 sit for
their picture. Some seem to hesitate, lest
they shouldlbewanted toembellish comic
almanac.
Mr.. Ferrell, from the 9th district is the
largest member in the Senate. Mr.. Cald.
we'll, from the lst, the smallest. The
doorkeeper OF the House, supposing the
latter to be a Wheeling boy, insisted at
first upon his showing n pass.
Mr.. Babb, OF Grant, il not n noisy
member, but makes asplenlid lilc leader
for the Republicans.
Only 10 days remaining Of the session
and not single bridge or road appro.
priHtion bill reported from the committee
Unrkshnrg is hut a tub thrown 10 the
whale
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LmIsLArIvE NoTEs.--BucEhannon is
left out in the cold, and "rctrcnchment"
Farnsworth is unhappy.
The Senate granted President Arnett u
leave Of absence for two days, and elected
rOl. D. D. Johnson President pro TEN.
The Capital bill will come up in the
House to-day Tor final passage.
Only eight years more for the Capital.
Time tlieS ..l.. d.
In answer to Judge Fergnson's asser.
ton, that an appropriation for n Capital
bailding nj the permanent seat Of gov.
erEment would add nothing 10 the taxa.
ton of the State, Mr.. Hardman said il
would not increase the taxation, but
would only call for rc'aIGation Of prop.
erty,
House Joint resolution No. ., propos.
ing nm amendment to the Constitution Of
The State, in relation TO the. Judiciary,
was passed by the House Saturday by u
vote Of IS to 2.
Mr.. Hearn failed TO have the Snbsti.
tule Capital bill referred to the Taxa.
ton and Finance Committee.
Judge Ferguson does not think the
Capital bill needs any dry nursing.
Tie irrepressible ink bother was among
the members on Saturday, not for purpo'
'es Of blackmailing, but to furnish them
with writiugLhuid,
The Speaker eniOrces his remarks by
tapping the table with the end OF his NAL.
let handle. .s..
The question now is, who ia to be dub.
bed the dispenser" Of the reading OF the
Journal. ~
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, February 3.
The session was resumed at 10 A. NJ,
and the House Immediately went into
Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Reagan in
the chair, on the legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bills.
Mr.. khem moved to amend by fixing
the salary of the President at $5O,0OU
instead Of $4,000, us provided in the bill.
A quorum not being present il was
agreed that a vote Of the House be taken.
Without coming to any conclusion the
committee rose nj 1853, and the House,
after prayer, ordered the Florida report
to be considered on whatever day the
tho first journal should he read and again
went into Committee Of the Whole on
Legislative appropriation bill.
After having disposed OF the bill, the
committee rose and reported il to the
House.
The amendments fixing the salary Of
Senator'S and Representatives at $4,000
was agreed to.
The amendment, increasing the com.
pensation Of the President to $50, 900, was
defeated; yeas At, nays l2G. The bill
then passed.
The Speaker laid before the House q
message from the President, on the linan.
cial question, which was referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The House took recess until Monday
SENATE.
The absence Of Senators at the expira.
ton OF the recess, 10 o'clock, made neces
sary Il continuation Of the recess until
noon.
Upon reassembling, the credentials oi
Senators Davis and Saunders, OF West
Virginia and Nevada, were presented and
filed.
The joiuL resolutions oil the Minnesota
Legislature in favor OF law giving Il
bounty for the destruction OF grasshop.
pcrs and their eggs were referred.
A resolution instructing the Commit.
tee on Appropriations to report bill
making MI appropriation for'the support
ot the Government printing office was
referred.
Mr.. llamlin reported bill authorizing
the Postmaster General to pay the rent Of
the premises occupied by postmasters OF
the Sd cluss. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. IIamlin also submitted an amend.
ment 10 the postoilice appropriation bill
appropriating 100000 for n steamship
mail service between San Francisco, ia
pan and China for one year and author,
izing a contract with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for transporting q
monthly mail between the points desig'
mated. "
He also submitted an amendment ap.
propriating S25O,OO0 from the revenues
Of the postofiice to obtain proper faCili'
ties from the great trunk lines ior'rail.
way service during the iiscal year ending
June 30, 1878. Referred.
The bill Of sale Of the Fort Dallas
military Reservation, Oregon, was dis
cussed until the expiration Of the morn
ing hour, when brief executive session
was held, followed by rcceSS till Mon
day morning.
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WASHINGTON, January 3.-The follow.
ing is the text Of Gov. Wells letter which
lie sent to the House committee inquir-
ing into Louisiana matters:
The testimony OF Joseph II. Maddox
having been taken by your committee in
reference TO alleged conversations be.
tween him and myself, and certain letters
having been produced, l most respect.
fully insist that my testimony in relation
to these matters should be taken without
delay. / feel it is due me that what |
may desire to say on that subject
should be known to the committee i'm.
mediately, and that the facts should
60 10 the country with those letters.
There is nothing in connection
with my conduct rs member OF the
Board, or as an individual touching the
subject under consideration, which | de.
sire to withhold. On the contrary l am
anxious that the whole OF these facts shall
be known. | also, desire to be inter.
rogatet in relation to the matter testified
10 by the witness, (Liuleield), affecting
me, and | most respectfully protest
against further delay in the matter Of my
examination.
[signed. J. MADISON WELLS.
The Committee will examine Wells on
Monday,
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EmbezzIing officials.

PorrsvrLLE, February 3.-llenry D
Boas, Secretary Of the Citizens Building
and Loan Association OF Shenandoah
has been found guilty OF embezaling near
$1,000.
Jos. +. Dsngler, ex.csshier OF the Penn
sylvania National Bank Of this city, has
been sentenced TO two years and two
months imprisonment in the penitentiary
Amount distracted $4,000, OF which S5,'
900 has been returned by Denglcr'i
frienIs.
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mississippi Election Crooked.
ness.

WASHINGTON, February 3.-The inves.
tigation into the conduct OF the late cleo.
ton in Mississippi was continued before
the Senate committee on privileges and
elections to-day.
]. L. Leicester, President OF the Hines
county Board Of Registers, who refused
TO testify before the committee yesterday,
was recalled this morning, and testified
that there was conference Of the lead.
ing Democrats OF Hines county held at
Raymond short time before the elec.
ton, at which il was proposed to furnish
one Of the Democratic Judges Of Election
at each polling place in Hines coun-
ty with a duplicate key TO the ballot.box
al their respective polling.places. Wit
ness furnished about fifteen Of these du-
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New York, February S.-Jas. Flood
murdered his wife Mary this morning
The parties quarreled and separated
sometime ago, and Flood suspecting that
his wife was on too iatimate terms
With German grocer's clerk on Crosby
street went there, and while he was al
the back door his wife escaped by the
front and was pursued by her husband
who overlook her at her own door and
plunged a tinamith's reamer, a sharp
pointed instrument, fourteen inches long
into her breast. She diedin few minutes
Flood escaped. .far|
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GttGnteIIiqetrteg.

THOSE who are responsible for the
present Caritol bill before the House Of
Delegates, are in very decided danger,
II they only knew ii, of being hoistcd
by their own petard. They have gotten
npa substitute for the original bill, with
all names left out Of it save those Of
Martinsburs, Clarksburg and Charles.
ton. II the bill goes through
in its present shape, il is, as far as
we can judge the death warrant Of
CharlesIons prospects for the Capital.
At the iirst election provided for, Clarks.
burg and Charleston will, Of course, come
out ahead, and at the second Clarksburg
will be almost sure to concentrate much
heavier vote than Charleston. II this is
the result that the able chairman of the
Judiciary Committee is arriving at he
has struck the right lead.
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LONDON February Steamers Dorian
from New York, and Lord Give, from
Philadelphia, arrived out. y
BALFMoRE, February S:-The Steam.
ship Caspian, from Liverpool, Ia aground
in Hedges Straits. .Ns
NEw York, February 4. 4.-Arfiyed-
Steamers Canada, from London, and Da.
kota, from Liverpool.
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FIRE RECORD.


UuoA, n. Y, February 4.-The IIinch.
man House and vusburg's shoe store, II,
Little Falls, N. Y, burned to-day. Loss
$4,000. Insurance $4,000. The oc,
cupants Of the Hotel had merely time ia
escape in their night clothes. Mr.. Vas.
burg was nearly dead from sulI'ocatior
when rescued. N ~. a., .s.....
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TIE witness Littleiield, who is exciting
the Democracy with his Louisiana reve-
Ialions panned out rather badly on Sat
urday in respect to moral character. lie
acknowledged on the stand that he had
been gambler-that he wasa hanger-on
around Livery Stable in New Orleans
that he was a political bnmmer-and
and that he had lived in state Of con-
cubinagc for several ycArs-(kept house
Oh the European plan, as it were)-and
that he had, as Secretary Of the Returning
Board, been guilty Of a crime that ought
to send him to the penitentiary.
Nice witness from any point OF view
whether hcis lying or telling the truth
for money at this particular time. He is
confessedly without an occupation in life
and lives by political iobbing. Such a
man should be heavily discounted.
Ex.Goy. Wells, who is in prison in
Washington by order OF the House, de.
pires to be examined in contra
diction to LittIetield. lie sent in
reqnesL to that effect, asking
that his testimony might go to the coun-
try along with that OF his accnser, but
the Democratic members Of the commit
tee, who are in the majority, would not
permit it. Our dispatch from Washing
ton on the snbjeetisto the following effect;
Gov. Wells sent u request 10 the Com.
mitlee on the powers, privileges and du.
Iics OF the House in counting the electoral
vote asking that he be allowed TO give his
testimony before them Saturday, 80 that
it could be placed before tho public with
the testimony which LittleiieId is giving.
The committee considered the request at
secret session in the afternoon and by
party vote refused to grant il, the five
Democrats refusing to vote for 1t and the
tour Republicans voting TO grant. BY
the same vote the. committee refused TO
allow the request OF Gov. Wells TO be
entered on the record OF the proceedings,
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Notorious ThIeyes Captured.

CINCINNATI, February 3.-Three noto-
rious thieves. and burglars, named Rose,
Dillon and Clark, we're arrested here TO-
day with quantity Of silk in their pos.
session, which Nas stolen. in Cleveland.
They are wanted there and. at Columbus
to answer charges Of burglary and safe
blowing against them.
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A Verdict for sI.56O.

DAYTON, February 4.-The jury in the
case OF Savage against the Home Avenue
r. i, GO, OF this city returned n verdict
Of 81 800 for plaintiff. Savage is nm in.
mate Of the Soldiers Home, and while
riding on the train a misunderstanding
arose between'him and the conductor and
he declined TO pay hia fare and was put
of the train and his leg broken in the
anN
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for $4.

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MEMPHIS, Feb. 4.-Preparations for
the approaching Carnival, are nearly
completed, coseumes have arrived from
Paris, and pageant Memphis will exceed
in beauty any previous one. g .l-
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An unrlvaIIed Illustrated Magazine.

When sCRIlNRR Issued lis famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, friendly critic saId Of IL
"Ie arc not sure b that ScRIBRKR has touched hi0I-
irdsT mark. Va do not sec Irhdi iroriis Gre ku 10
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The prospectus for the new voluneRlvc the titles
Of more than hlty papers (mostly iliustraied), by
WtllcH Ol the highest merit. Under the head Of
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Meeting OF the unemployed.

NEw York, February 4.-The unem.
ployed workmen in a mass meeting TO.
night will call on the Legislature 10 ap.
PIRATE 100000 10 give work to $4,000
idle men,
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Good News for Boys and Girls.

To meet the demand for cheaper sr. NICHOLAS
Gtl-Book the price Of vols. and II has been Te-
dueed 70 " each. The three volumes. In an ele-
CANT library case are sold for $40 Tin full gilt, SI6,
70 that all may give their children complete set.
than htty dOllHn' worth Of the ordinary childrens
books.
Subscription price, s. 4 year. The three bound
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ARauMENr or lunar nI.AcK.

Mr.. Black, in his address on the Dem.
ocratic side, insisted that the evidence
being once in, or offered or fled in the
case, il was 10 be treated as a Court Of
Equitytreats evidence. The Commission
was not required to give il any particu-
lar amount OF force or weight in It's final
Judgment, but the Commission was to look
at Il and TO determine the case on all the
evidence before Il, There was much talk
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ST. NICHOLAS

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NASHVILLE, February 3.-The sn.
preme Court decided railroad property
subject TO state, county and municipal
taxation.
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war DIrARTufRST, J
'OPPIcR or THR CH1HY SIGNAL OPRicKR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., February S,-l a, n.
PRoHAnILrT1Es. .
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fall.
ing, possibly followed by rising barome.
ter, Northeast, backing to northwest
winds and cool and PARTLY cloudy or clear
weather. - .r /. w.
For the lower lakes, falling barometer,
colder and clear, followed. by warmer
cloudy weather, and northwest winds
backing 10 west. .Ef
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QuErNsrowS, Febrnarys.-Tho steam.
ships City Of Berlin, New York and Ohio,
from Philadelphia, has arrived.
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DACoN AND LARD.
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:. Q. Hams, shoulders, Clear bides, y, Q. Brskslts
NJ REILLY