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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-27
GENERAL NOTICES,
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA ,D1srp,r,
" OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS. ''A NlVl
Thomas MoofheAd a Son


Steamer "star Of the West" Attachment
Whereas, Libel has been 6lci in IN. Ma.
Court Of the United States, for the Dl,ir, ~ Wt
Virginia. ON the 18th day Of June, A, i, iS,7N Z,
IhSmaa Mootheaa 4 son Ct ais, against the So, NJ,
apparel and furniture. Now, therefore. IN S,,!
ance Of the moniton under the Ieal 81 sSId T Ire
70 me directed and delivered, DO hereby a ~ STh
Lie notice 10 oil persons claiming the IA M,
her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and iifSi.nei
or 10 any manner Interested therein, mai iSsSu
and appear before the aid District Court 10 ~ XII,
at the city Of Wheeling In aud for thg Di,,Js.e %
West Virginia, on the 10th day Of June ISL Y, q
O'clock In the forenoon Of that day lpfoyijaI ~
same shall be day o. Jurisdiction, GtherTiS. aS
the nO1t day Of jurisdiction thereaitefl tbtS w
there 10 interpoSo their Claims and 10 mIIs NY
allegations on that behalf. 'ueu
%. United States MArShaI DiEt. " !.
By b. J. CAMPBELL, Den1;,
j. q. BARR, Proctor for Lbellant, F'"
Wheeling, W. Va, JhHe IS, 1871, I,s
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STOCK SALE.
HERvGY & BRITT

VIII orsr for alc at their regular Public Stock
Sales, on
Wednesday Evening, June %, 1877,
At X O'Clock, the following Stocks, viz:
Shares Of Etna Mill stock, par value 500.
ShaIeof Belmont Nail Works stock, par value
St,2OO.
. sIarpsof Blnk Of the Ohio Valley stock, par
value aIO0 each.
8 Shares Of Commercial Bank stock, par value
800 each.
10 Shares Of Nall City Brewing Company stock.
par value SlGO each.
10 Shares Of Washington Hall Association stock,
par value $50 each.
8 Shares Of Wheeling Library Association stock,
par value $50 each.
Shares OF National Glass Works stock, par
value 500 each.
par value 800 each.
Shares Of German Rank stock, par value 500
each.
Persons purchasing any Of the above Stock can
have the samo transferred to them on Thursday
morning, june ., 1871, At 10 o'clock AN
HERVEY & BRITT.
]. c. HERvEY, AuCtionetr. je27
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TRUSTEES SALE

lhU0lEEo SALE
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust made BY MARY
Collins and NJ. Z. Collins, her huIhald 10 the IN.
derHBned Trustee, the hrst dated November Stb
1914, recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No 7, nIPe
4S7; the second dated January Inst, 1875 recorded
IN Deed Of Trust Book No. s, page %, Of the land
Records o. Ohio county, Will eel al public AUG.
tion At the front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio
county, W. Va, on '' O'''
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1877,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described real
eataiei viz: Two certain lots or pieces Of ground
on the cast side Of Wheeling Hill, In the CITY Of
wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, OH the east
tiue Of Land street, being the second and third lots
Of sixty (GW feet each, fronting on Lind strftt,
running south from Eleventh told spruce) street
aud adjoining I. GilBon's lot north and running
east from Lind street to AlleyH.
The title e believed to be perfect, but selling a.
Trustee Will convey only the title vested In ms by
said deeds Of trust.
The icrmI are onC-thIrl or more, II the puThNs
CT 30 elect, In cash on day Of pale, the balance In
two equal iuStallmen,5 at bix aud twelve months,
notes bearing interest 10 10 given for the deferred
payments, the title TO be retained until payment /,
made In full.
". II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W! J. W. COwDEN, Solicitor.
Jt9 W. Ii. HALLKR, AuctIoneer
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-'''N--s---Nr,- 'N--N>~.sS-~>>>>s->-
SECOND MOONLIGHT PICNIC
OF the MAENNERcHoR SINGING SOCIETY,",
TONIGHT,
Al NEUHAUsEN's SUMMER GARDEN.
Nude By Kramer's Orchestra, National Songs
~ INC singing hOclety. Can leave a 6b5 md ftS
:: " from Ihe Capitol. je7I
SCHOOL PICNIC.
The Annual Picnic Of The COLoRED PUBLIC
SCHOOL will 10 heldRt
CRAIG'S GROVE,
NEXT FRIDAY, the 9Olh inst. A special irlin
VIII leave tho u. 4 q, Depot at az O'clock A. n. 81
Music ~ the Summer Band. js2r
July BILLS.
full line Of 80 -
BLANK BOOKS AND MEMORANDA,
TOseths! VIII al the Stationery necessary for this
STANTON a DAvENroRT's,
lt21 u Twelfth Street.
WIRE SCREENS FOR DOORS AND
w WINDOWS.
q PATENT FLY BRUSHES.
For sale nj
MeLURE HOUSE ART STORE.
js97 L. l.. NICoLL
OK CENT GoBLETs.
More of those O5c GoBLErS, BOWLS
and PITCHERS, received at
CUMMINS L WOODS,
jc97 ll49 Main Street
1900 ROLLS OF
Beautiful and Desirable Patterns Ia
Wall PIp'r.
Just received at
A. ". PAUL. & BROS,
je27 ll42 MAIN STRRET.
7 $40 BONDS
For sale, at the National Bank Of West Virgins,
limited amount Of the
First Mortgage Bonds Of The Wheeling
Iron and Nail Company,
Bearing interest at the rate Of seven and three
tenthS per centun, payable seml.RnhuAlly.
The holder, Of The Bonds Of the Wheeling Iron
and Nall Works Company maturing February 2Gtl,
1878, who may wish 10 do 20, can exchange the
mme for the Bonds Of the Wheeling Iron and Nail
Company and receive the difference Of interest In
money.
Full information In regard to the Fond, may be
obtained a. the National Bank Of Wth Virginia,
c. D. HUBBARD, SCc'y,
JG27 ut TOP Mil"
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP,
~ SATURDAY, June %, 1871.
The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween J. c. Reeves and Alex. II. Chapline,
under the firm name OF Reeves & Chapline,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Alex. Il. Chapline retiring.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by the undersigned, who respectfully
solicits continuance of the liberal patro.
mage bestowed upon the late firm, assuring
the public that they will always find the
best goods at lowest prices.
je27 J. C. REEVES.
DIssOLuTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP.-THE
~ hrm Of ReeVeS& ChhPhne has been this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, Alex. II. Chapline
retiring, and the business remaining with Joseph
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nRUsTEE's SALE.

i ,..
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By ]. Uo
gan and HELEN r. Hogan, his wife, 10 The unjSy.
signed Trustee, dated March q, 1879, and Of TeSo5
among the land records Of MaTShAll county, W.,
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. Z, paES lOi,
will on
SATURDAY, the 2lh day Of July, 1877,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ", at the front door st
the Court House Of MArshAll county, ", Va. hi
atPu6ie auction the following described r,al eSIie
Lots numbered Fifteen and Sixteen mo-, ,S,D,
lGl In McClean's addition 10 the town Of Mo1pj,.
vile, MarBhBll county, West VlFEinia, and Mound.
ed rs follows to-wlt: On the east BY Mechanic srFs
on the west by an alley; on the north by j, "
ProbaScO'S lot, and on the south By a lOt "a bV
P.Wayman, Sheriff and Commissioner, 10 MeIyin
JObcS.
The title ls believed 10 be perfect but will oop.
Vey only such title rs Is vested in mo By Sii dej
Of trust. ~'''
TELMs OF sALE One. third, or more, II the pur.
chaser 20 elect, CASH the balance In Two cGnn IN.
stallments at Eix and twelve months notes igaFibg
interest to DO given and secured TO tho satisfaction
iel6 W. J. W. CowDEv, Trustee
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDaIly except sunday-Newark Accommodatlon.
tStcubenvlllo Accommodates. train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalro, stopping when requI.
red at Sherman HouSc, &tnayilIe, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill. :
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TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made bv John
Prince and Mary Prince his wife 10 the undrIarI,,
ed Trustee, dated June 18th, 1875, recorded in he
ounce Of Inc Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No,
s. page Gl2 will sell at the front door OF Tho mi
House Of said county, on
SATURDAY. JULY 18th, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", all the. following
descrlbed portions Of lots numbered seventeen al
and eighteen u.s. as Designated on the piII II III.
adultiOn 10 tho city Of Wheeling laid oil hy John
Mcclure, james II. FprIythe and Others, and Call,l
NoHh WhCrlinE, and said lots are fronting on lli
elst hue oI;Wett street. The parts OF sad lots
offered Tor iale are described as follows: Beginning
point on the cast side Of Wpst STIR ct aud iOty.
eight ieet nine Inches north Of the south line Of 10,
No. is: thence nOTthRRrily and with Wet street
Mxteeil ieet 10 the north corner Of frame hou,s
situated on part Of lots Nos II and 49, thence cast.
Mardly with aid house and parallel With tle nuih
Lne o. @ld Iot NO is 10 an alley: thence IOuih.
Enly hxIeen ieet; thence wCstwaIlly 10 the h.
ginning. The Intention Is 10 sell the northern part
or tenement Of said frame houe Win Iho ground
on whlGn u stonds, running back the same width
TO the alley In the rear.
a Tile believed 10 DO good, but will convey only
the title vested In me,
TERMS OF SALE-One-halI or man II the ruT.
ehatar % elect, In cas The balance in (yoe1 N.
h9llmcnts At six and twelve months, nSlea bCarng
interest 70 be given and the title retained until
payment Is made In full.
~ -. ". Il. CALDWELL, Trustee
W. j. W. CORDRN, Solicitor.
!ey W. II. HALLER, AuCtiOuetT.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

-, ". II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W; J. W, COwDEH, Solicitor.
JC9 W, Ii, HALIKR AurtInnesr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Gin erOBes @tlenbabns unelGf ba
f@ btefer Sage In Sltlano suaetraeen
Gum 3etntsen Der 8abn spil6en aar,
buns uno 6rrlens BON S6neepeber
mar eth Bug abeeIaRsn, beRebeno aue
etnem S@neepFus, sust Q~Ocomctiueu
uno ;pet Wasen NIT buncert Nrbefs
TEN. Sn Der Ndbe Der Citation Gan,
feb bru6 unbsmerft bte Suppeluna be,
beteen 2cecmctiuen, 70 caB iG swtldeu
benlelbeu etn Nbfano Spr 12-13T as
ben biloete. als nun pISbli@ ter
Sdneepaua NIT Der eriten 2%ocouctips
I'm S&nee feden blteb, fubr bic ausite
NIT BOILER Dampffruft sssen fe unr
iiber fe bfnwea, wdbrsnb Der Ieneer
f@ In oie nadfOleenren petIunenpaoen
bObrte. Is Wann, pelGe I'm porDersn
Coupe faBen, purcen bur@ Den Stof
faft ale aet5otet pber l9wer verleBt
wdbrenb bte ibriaen in ben entfernts :
rem Gcupes NIT let@teren 0erlebuneeu
ODER gang betIer 6aut boYon famen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
Mus Wericp

pfro Gber5apana pom 80. Sanuar b,e
rt1tet:
Die @oblsn fallen AT 0unfen BON
@enernl Dia3 aus. Der bic brtnaeube
Nuhsrceruns erbtelt, na@ Der 0aupt>
itaet 3~urttdsufsbren, ba be 3eateruno
IN GOlse ron nneintstsit I'm Rubfnst
il@ TN 3ufanO Der Nufl5Iuna befinpet.
Die Gsl&afte sebeu f&Ie&rer ale je unp
Ganferctte ftnp an Der Iaasorbnuno.
Gtntss ausldnber, wel@e Dta,'s Hes
pollution besinffeten, BADEN fauirt unb
etre reue &euclutfor miro BON Ropfs
talitetl ar83ettelt, wel@e bur6 DarIe>
ben 3u 8u@er3infen on pie GeupIutfo,
mare @elo MAIDEN. go ma&te 9ss
tlalante an DtassinD arIeben BON 2OO,>
OOO Douars seeer 3uf@erune elmer
Naf3ablune BON 100000 Dpuars.
Oas @dubsrunwefen rfnnt wfeber al
leatbalben ibetbanb. DIE fir&It6e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
Der B a u b E e +.

partet teete BET ben Noblen In Der
6cupttabt ebenlc In WthOaca. pues
bla unb QueretarO. Dieielhe bat
ou6 cine petition an Die 3eeteruns In
umluuf sefsbt UNI pie 3uridusrufuns
Der 8armbersiaen Sdwefsrn. pel&e
Dor swst Sabren Dertrtsben wurre1.
@ortina rpeisert fi@, Dem 8efebl Days
GUIse ju Seben. rab er fib BON Der teru'
nil@en@ rense suridsieben lOus ; er feut
I6 iest aesen Ola, auf.
Nus SOnOra fommt iiber Gan Digs
oie No6ridt, baB Yssqutera am Is,
San. bic Streittrdfts Martscals bel
ures an9rif. QeBterer erbtslt balo 0ers
itdrtune unb bra6te geaquiera eint
NiererIaee BET. Dieter perIcr 80 Eopte
so @efansene unO eine erOee InsabI
BON 9erwunbeten. Na6 Den j!ingfen
8sri6ten miro pssquisra'S 8anrl
ouyh cine MbtbeiIGn9 @apausrie Ders
foIot. Wlan bdlt bte HsDOlution fiji
p%uufdncis untsroridt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

selesen tn elmer Der ssfunbsfen @esenben bes Staates
&tntrttts ~
ltnterrt@t unb 8efGatsurs per Sel1un
BON 5 Mcnatcn 80 90
@uIt nnb @ebraua Der Sairurssate
per is 90
8eruBuns bes ytanos, per Sefion...- on
Observation-Disclosures. 500
tlnterr!@t TN @alen peg @efIua....-. 1000
@a19en unb Slides 200
Gerten3eit, psnn im College susebra@t. 80 90
Oas Sduleelb It. mus u~nbsbtnst an Infanse elmer
ieben @efFsn SprausbsaabIt werb,n. Dteieniasn, bte bic.
fer S~ebineuns ntat entfpre&en, baben 10 prpeeat Snter.
efen Ut 3nblen.
I'm gdberes abrefTre man
&bt. get. &lsrius Ghelbscf abt, o. S. B.
prGibent.
ct. Spfepb, .. o.. Stsarns 60. @tua.
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@lIGliDe Tinber.

Sn 81. 0eitb BET GLADDEN. fanren bic
Arbettsr oes BrauereibeRBers S9eut
bstm Aussrabsn etnes Sellers, etpa S
Gus tfef. einen baui6isen, al6erausn
Ippf nit ibsr 5000 StlbermIuseu.
Die msifen baben BE GrSBe zines
Ginpfsnnia, uuD peuise bic zines Stint
3topfennisRidss. Die Mtbrsabl i1
pom Grsbil6ofe NrnOlb II. BON Grter
[aeR' 1861 unr bonn 0rofsn 9etnrt1
Dem 3wsitsn BON Suyemburs [sef.
1871 eeprdDt : pann fInpen fiG Staets
Nd@sner, Sterfeuner uno anpsre Iotbs
ringer Minseu, iowie einiee SUPPER
min3en.
Getner: 8Or Rur3em bat in Grfurl
eer Danbarbeiter @ilbelm Stur; unite,
Der umfa6unsSmauer bss alien &atbs
baules cine 8IGle NIT 0OIbminseu
uno SGmudla9en aufgefunpen UNI
abeeltefert, cerer reiner @olcwertb aul
$50 81. fstseReut rporoen. 0tel rpertbs
BOILER aSer nod i@etnt bieier S9ae
na6 ietner mathematician, ar1dOloets
ldsn 8sceutuu9. Die aufssfunoenen
0ulpmansen befeben tn ForenttntlGeu
0ulosn, Senettantl@en 3e9insn aus
oeri@ierenenD ussnseiten beS 13. Sabt,
bunbertS, ferner aus genueflhen Dus
taten nit Bib unb uml9rift 2aile,
Gonraos Q339-1344>, aus eneli,
lden 3olenCbeI BON S5ni9 Quart
O327-7D uno snblt@ aus elmer ees
wi@ti9ten @olbmin3e BEG Railers Nu,
mertanus C2s2-284 mad GbriRu)
Die 105 Stdd S@mufla@en befancer
aus breiedtsenS &tlo6en, @lSf@en ,c.
ote uabridetnItG ftrdlt6er 8eoeutano
fnb. ansenommen nitro, bab bic ga
den tint 8eitB zines grfurter Ssraeltter
aerelen finc, wel&er fe Dor Dem @us.
bru@e Der SucenbsBe $3.50 Yerarobeu
bat.
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Giaentbamltdes Sntere1e bietet cine

Gieentbamltdss SntersRe btstet cine
8erbanblune I'm 2anoratbe bes Gam
tons uri iber biz 1susfapeQe am
Observation-Disclosures. Der 2anrratb be-
banpslte am %. DECEMBER bic bon Der
8saieruna %uerlanste 8swiQteuns BON
$4,000 St. fir ben Nsubau Der Sells
fapsIe. @esen bic 8ewiufsuns Der
Summe ma@ten I6 mebrfa@e Be-
penfen eeltenp. &atbs6err S9ieli pom
Sientbal beantraete Ni&tsintrsten. pa
bic Ginan5en iul&e guslaeen ni8t err
traeen. &atssberr Comma Don
S&attcorf flnpet, eS mare tn urt nod
NlbIi&eres su fdafen, ale bteler Neu>
bau. Die EeIsseI6iGte psrre bod
inner befritten; Gtnen 5eu f6nnte
man ;war wtsoer brautsn, CT f5nntf
ben @eeler aud onbsrswO e!S tn rer
bOblen 0a6e III 8iBna@t trsffen. Der
8erner tparnt IN ben SessnwdrttAen
Eiransnttbsn Dor NuSIassn, bic cem
Staate tetnel1 reeuen VuBsl brttiaen.
-Wit Webrbeit miro cte Gorlaet
an pie Sanrsssemeinpe eswtslen. Ter
oOrsei@IasensNeubau fOfet ST.. $4,000.
BON welden Der 1hwsiserii6e Sunft'
Serein ST $1,000 sa traeen f@ aners
tietet. urt bdtte Den &cbbau urb ct,
men 8crplus 3u erfelIen Der Sunfs
Serein ibernebme bic A%usfattun9, BIZ
Srssfsn, bic MItdre, Sitter &c. Das 81
esntbumsredt bletbt cen, 3antOne .ses
wabrt.
gOn benz 14,9OO Dieter Ianssn@ott
b%arptunnel mar Gnoe 1876 ct;ca BIZ
6alfte aufael@lO6en, 70 raB man bufsn
fann, ete Dur6bUbrune re4tjeitie In
pter Sabren Su beeneen.
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iuntIse lnprbnuns,n i'm 9sbensfsfsm. Nufbre&en Der
5aut TT Elm 3eidssu tDfer 8lutfubifan,en, BITE ipfprt ent-
ferut trerben ip9ten. Jnnerlt6e 3srrittunssn bestiduen
BITE Spuren bteer osrbprtenen Blutfr6munsen III trs.nb
treIden Orsanen, neren Ibdtieteit baburG sersdI6t unb
ru'ntrt msrben. Nufr's Sarlapartaa nun ~pertr,tbt ttefe
f6dsitGen glutfcfe, unb fnb btsfe e%ntfernt, 70 f6wtnben
@7bre6ungen, Nufbre9en Der 6aut. ct. Nutppnn's6ener
@cie rber @~rstuelas, gimDIss. gufuIus. @sf6palHe,
Rinerurui, @tterun9en, 8eulen, &beumdtsrnus, Neural.
ge. Seitsnffedeu, &ppfi6 merjen unb @lieeerreteen, ietb.
Tide S6wdde. retbsr Slut. nnfruGtbarteit unD beselet-
den. frwte aud Woherfud,t, Dpspepiie, Musssbruue unb
G~lsernetne Sdp66e. Wtit bent gerfGptnbeR btder f66b.
lf6en BIutfOne, 9umprs. febrt bic @efunbbeit surud.
8ereitet BON
Or. 6. e.. MDer II. Co., 2opea, MaF.
pratt. unb onalst. Gbemtfern.
gertauft BON alien Dspeutfei unb Nrtnett6abIern.
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Sic tpnmoerOpaffe tneoisiniicbe
Gntbednn8, tpeldbe Bic
NSelt fennt.

0eeen SGwinoludt, SdwdWe, S6arz
bod. icrOpbulDle Nusl6ldse,
SdnupFen, SaIsRuB, 5dmOrrbOts
psn, 0ei@tsrOIe, Ninswurn,
Glsdten, Iusl6ldse i'm 0sf@t
idmeBbafte Nusen, Rbeumatis<
mus Wasenfranfbeit. DedleIfes
Der. ssbers unD Nteren-G ranfbeiz
ten GeroenlGwd@e, O%ersfranfbeiz
ten, Wnfdue, abael6wddte Gonfi>
tuition unb jepe Nrt unreinieteit
i'm 8lute.
Gine Aueae heS 0lildes fir MiGiOuen &cis
Oenae. Saulence bou 2ebew gerettet,
nadncm ale aaocrn @ittel feblge
tblagen, lefs ienes 8ort.
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MYer'S S~ar1apartQa,
MN baS @lmt sa reini9en !

Diefe @ifduue aus ben
rtsetatiltf6en soteftn
-Sarfapar1ae. Dpf. Siatn-
.9td uno Nanbrate NIT ben
.QDbtbes ron @rtaifum un5
<@ifen. beptrtt bte 5etlun8
BdGwercen, bic
imam oft muir slt febr emp.
mue. Gle reinist
bes 8lut, Sfrbr6nat Bic
f6dbli@en Sbsile beftlbet,
ipel6t frnf pte @efuntbet
innfernrdbeft un6 NsrhiYtef
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY.
Under the direction of the Sisters of st.
Benedict, Corner of st. German
Street and Hanover Ave-,
st. Cloud, Mimi.

This Academy is pleasantly. situated In one Of
the most healthy and suitable locations of st.
Cloud, and an extensive view of the
city, while the pleasure grounds adjoining the
building afford the pupils advantage for health
full exercise. The system of education embraces
every useful and ornamental branch suitable for
young ladies. Special time and attention will be
desire their attaining proficiency in the Lam
guages, Needlework, Music, Drawing and Paint
ing. These branches may be exclusively pursued.
The health of the pupils will be attended to with
maternal solicitude, and their progress in virtue,
knowledge and refinement promoted by the most
Jealous and untiring efforts. Difference in relig-
ion is no obstacle to the admission of such as are
willing 10 conform outwardly to the established
routine. None will be admitted for less than one
session. Pocket money is to be intrusted to the
Dlrectress. All communications, to and from the
Academy, are submitted to inspection.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in English, German.
plain Needlework, Embroidery, Vocal
Music, and Washing, per session of five
months, $50 %
Piano and Melodeon, each, per session, 10 90
Use of Instrument 5 90
Thorough Bass and Harmony, I" 10 OO
Private lessons in Vocal Music, s 0O
Painting in water colors, " 8 OC
Oriental Painting, 9 OC
Drawing, 5 O
Hair Work, 10 O(
Worsted and other Artificial Flowers,
each, per session, Z 0(
The annual term is divided into two sessions Of
five months each, the first commencing on the
first Monday in September, and the second on the
first Monday in February. Examinations will be
held at the end of each session, and reports
thereof transmitted to parents or guardians. In
order to avoid interruption in the classes, visits
are confined to Thursday afternoons, between the
hours of one and five. Terms per session, paya.
BILE for two months in advance. Books, Station.
cry, Uniform, and the materials for fancy work
| will be furnished at the Academy. On Thursdays
and Sundays they dress in uniform, regarding
which information will be given at the Academy
For further particulars apply to
MOTHER WALBURGA, O.sS. B.,
Box "a, st. Cloud, MINI
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
Der 9nbaIt 1T in Rirse fuIeenrer:

Ifrsnunifde Grfdenunssn unb 3eitre&uuus hes Sab.
rec S. c. loI7.>-Oas Ralenparium In Sdpar,. unb
@nttee teu. Scr
~ Sabren ceer Gdtier Srebrt6 /. tn Railanb unp in
Wenefts nit 8 SaufrdtiCnen. = Nertpurbtse SdtuIors
unb Subtlduustaee i'm S. 1877, nit Suufr dtipnen.-
sDetterprcpteten i'm EbterreiG. Srfepbus Te6tp, pStr
ME @tner etuen Be9rif rrn Der @pietetr betdnt -Ste &c.
eenee Don ben bell. bIsi 6puiaen, NIT 8 Slufrottrren.
Urn be9rstFt4en unb BON bret unbesretRt@en Otneen. -
gtertpurbt8e SerufEugen auf @pttts @eri6t unb llrtbeil,
NIT 2 5 Hufratipuen.-Ote @5anberteuinrefe, mtt2 SIM
%frattpnen -Vrr benz Neutrality-suspicious. Morta, Der
StB Der gDststtit, NIT 2 Sauhrati0nen. Gin asauasItes
aSUrt: Mao @anofa eehen mir nt9t!" nit Sagara,
ton. yitGael Stdtletns speite Rebe Dor lem geretne
,trdfnnteer &atbCliten," NIT Slufratipuen. gus Der
@brpntt zines Staareuuefes. untsrnii&t nit ,ufduiosn
glenfdsn. unb 2DsltbetraGtunseu. nit 9 SGufr. f.
Seoa S,Gpnnpr, NIT PORTRAIT. SeS 5dns @udinsldub
Weltant1ten Inb Sdbrfsbtri6t, nit 5 Suunrotipnen.
Bum Nbf1teb.- Das 8rG6tt Stanebilb IN Stem gprt unS
Wfunhtn, NIT 2 Saufratipnen. Spbannes Gbesaur, Ges
neralsSuptrtpr Der @efeuihaft WeriG, nit 9rrtroit. DoS
GtO'Gp 6 pnfStrm In Naepn, Ga. nit Qbbiltuno.
Sds 81. Mfarien'5ppttaI In Cincinnati. NIT abstlbuna.
Das ct. 81 tbartnen. 5pfpttal tn BrOSflsn, NIT @Sbipp.
eung: pas Seinttsn s&sIafiiat ju gDpObfDf, Mb.,
NIT abbtI6une. Die ct. SufepbS air9e su GlevtIanb,
., NIT Sbbtlbuns. Gas Nutterbuus Der @Gwtfern
POM bell. Sriepb tn @drpnbplet, Nr., NIT Q Mtbilburaen.
Die &reui9un9s8ruppe tn S~berammerg1u in Ba5eru, NIT
N~bbtleune. Der @etreiee- 0erbrauG Der WeIt. !3ptt.rs
let Sdnser, NIT Sanfrattpn. Dns ct. StanisIaus.Ros
sttat tn SlOrthant, Np., NIT Nbbilbuns.
Die tets ;unebmenbe gerbreituua biefes ouaeretu Be,
iteSten 8aleteers ttst uns tn ben Stanb fir ben 1877
Sabr91tg nod
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-07-05
The Iowa RAIDS and Hayes.

The Republicans of Iowa held their
State Convention last week and had a
pretty stormy time of it. The attempt
to endorse Hayes Southern policy ere
ated a tremendous uproar, the misses
and protests appearing in the majority,
and after a fierce contest of several
hours, two resolutions indorsing the
Southern policy of Mr.. Hayes were re-
ferred to the Com mittee and reported
back with the recommendation that
they be indefinitely postponed, which
was done. Upon the silver question
they demanded the complete remOne-
tization of silver till it be made equally
with gold, a legal-tender in payment
for all debts, but not a word of denun-
citation was utteied against the trick of
the Radical Congress, by which silver
was demonetiZed. In regard to con-
traction they resolved " that the pres
ent volume of fcurrency should be main-
tanned till the wants of trade and COM
merce demand it's further reduction
This does not appear to be Il very hear
ty approval of John Sherman s
financial schemes. 1t can hardly be
said that the Republicans of Iowa are
en- rapport with the Hayes admiuis-
tration.