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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-06
RJVcT News

The ms Ks at the landing last evening
showei ut 4 feet , inches.
The {, irier departed for Psrkersburg
on Saturday.
The Hudson departed, Saturday alter
noon, for Cincinnati.
The Msllie Ragon departed tor Pitts
burgn. Saturday afternoon.
We understand that Captain William
List has gone TO Jacksonville, Ind, to
contract tor a new sidewheel boat to take
the plsce Of the Hudson, in the Wheel
ing and Cincinnati trade.
The Bette Gilbert mas been tied up Tor
debt.
The owners OF The Abner o Neal,
which mas mad good season this yesr
hsvr constructed barge to aid in trans
porting freight.
The steamer Star OF the West has been
purchased by Captsin I Davis, and will
be put III the Steubenvile and New
Cum berlsnd trade.
LOUISVILLE, August 5.-Wes:her
warm and clear. Departed-Shinkle.
River feet inches IN the canal.
CIxC1NHATI, Aug. 1 River :eet II
inches and rising. Weather warm and
clear. Arrived james w. CAT, Mem
phis.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-Arrived-War
Eagle, Keokuk. Depsrted-none,
RIVER falling slowly. Weather partially
cloudy and very warm.
MEMPHIS, August Driver falling
slowly. Weather clear; mercury 81.
pepsrted-Chss. Morgan, Cincinnstl
Belle OF Memphis, VicEsburS; Capital
City and Belle of Shreveport, st. Louis
EVANSVILLE, ADJUST Nv Gather
clear; mercury 66 to sc degrees. River
) Ito feet aud falling. Up-Donnaily,
Smith aud Cons MiIlar Down-Grey
Eagle and Evansville.
CAIRO, August 5..-Arrived-Schenck,
Cinclnnati; Hattie Rowland, Vicksburgi
Idlewild, Evansville; Baum, Cincinnati;
City OF VIcks burg, Rhosds and I'd.
Hobbs, st. Louis. Observation-Disclosures,
Evansville; Baum, Memphis; Hattie
Rowland, Arkansas river; Schenck, New
Orleans; Rhosds, Cincinnsti; Hobbs,
Wheeling; City OF Yicksburg, Vicksburg.
River Is tee. and falling. Westher
clear; mercury 81 degrees.
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Fishing Parties.

Messrs. Captain Ed. DAVIS, Charles
Lukens, J. q. Sheppard, Thomas Motiett
and John Beck. leave this morning for =
weeks hunting and fishing in the neigh
borhood of Saltwater. The party will
doubtless have good time during their
soiouru in the rursI doestrict-.
Col Jim Hamilton, Capt. Thompson,
Will Moore and Tom Moore, also leave
Tiltonvile to-day for a crusade on the
hnny tribe in the Eeighborhocd O! Mr..
Archy Meals. The ias: excursion in
that vicinity made by the above parties
resulted rather disastrcu'ly, porciue
eating up their provisions and balt while
they were sleeping, and necessitsting n
return home without Any result.
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Personalities.

In speaking OF the military NJ Martins
burg, the Independent says: So far as
Governor Mathews is concerned, with
the information that he had, instead Of
being derided he is to be commended for
his promptness.
Tx Governor Jsct b arrived In keyser
on Tuesday. He mas been employed to
assist IN defending the Msnlon boys,
charged with murder, and with associate
counsel, is preparing their Getense.-H
w. Tribune.
Bishop KAN returned home Saturday,
from q sIl.making tour Of this do
cese.
MIR. Power" Allen, u former Bridge.
port boy, is lying quite i'll at that place
with erysipelas. Mr.. Allen has been re-
siding in Pennsylvania for some years.
Col. W. w. Arnett WAS in the city on
Saturday, and reported that his youngest
child, which has been lying i'll for some
days, was no better, but that some hopes
were entertained of It's recovery. The
Colonel returned TO Falrmont, where his
family are spending the summer, yeSter-
day mOrning.
Miss X late Kevis, OF Tiltonvile, Is
visiting Miss Julia Craft, OF this city.
Mrs. Capt. Samuel Boomer, of York
Vile o, was III the city yesterday
Mr.. Joseph Hamilton left for Cincin-
natl. on the Hudson, Saturday afternoon,
on business tour.
Miss Mary Phillips entertained her
friends with . pleasant social at the resi-
fence OF her father in North Wheeling,
IN Friday night.
We notice that our old time friend
Mr.. Geo. q. Allen, stenographer, has
opened an office at the corner or Twelfth
and Chaplre streets Mr.. Alien has
had some considerable experience in his
line of business, and there Is good field
open before him III this city.
Mr.. Hunter Smith, of Parkersburg, is
in the city.
Miss Jennie Jones, of Athens, Ohio, is
guest a. the residence OF Daniel Peck,
Esq.
Miss Laura V. Lorrentz, OF Frederick
City, Md, is the CUES: of Miss Ellen
Smyth.
Misses Belle Armstrong, Mamie
Dubois and Ella Speck lett by boat yes
t,rdar, for Paris, Ky.
Gov. Matthews and Mr.. Ran Stall
maker, private secretary, left for the
" nlte Sulphur Spr .ngs, Saturday. The
Secretary Of State will at end TO any and
ali business conf ected with the office
during their absence.
N,es Ralln Ellictt Of WASHINGTON ID
c. ard recent graduate OF Mount de
Chsntal. is now visiting at the residence
Of DIR. john Frissell.
Hon. John Blair Hoge left for Mar
tinsburg on the early train yesterday
morning.
DR.. ". &. Cremptien, who makes the
cure of rupIures = specially, has opened
rooms at the st. James Hotel, where he
Will receive patients. Consultation free.
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Narrow Escape from Drowning,

Saturday afternoon number OF Is
land Misses to the extent of perhaps a
dozen. donned their bathing suits and
went to the back river to enjoy the perlls
O. the deep Among the number,
were the Misses Forsyth, Misses Robin
son and Miss Ella Cochran. The latter
got beyond her depth and came near
d owning. Fortunately, however, a rope
waich the young Misses had taken along
with them, was thrown to Miss Cochran,
and she was pulled ashore in a fainting
aud almost insensible condition. She
was carried by her companions to the res
Hence Of Mr.. Robinson. and physician
summoned, who applied the proper
remedies and restored her 10 her normal
condition.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
A Young Woman fhrOws Herself
from ine suspension Bridge Into
the seetbfng Current OF the Ohfo-
Cnreqoited Love the suppose"
Cause.-The Woman Rescued from n
Wateyy Grave.
Watery Grave.

For unsuccessful attempts st suicide
WheelIsg ranks Us city OF the nrst
class. and the fruitless efforts of parties 10
make way with themselves are becoming
en,irely too numerous to be conducive
to GOOD health. The latest attempt, and
perhaps the most exciting that has been
chronicled for some time past, Was made
last evening, when woman threw nor
self from the suspension bridge, There
are numerous stories in circulation re-
ysrding the affair, and 1t Is stated
bv different parties that the name OF
the unfortunate ard miserable woman
who attempted to thus cut short her 'nl-
full lite in this muAdane sphere Is either
Kitty Walsh or Welsh, Lizzie Rhodes or
Lizzie Rsuch. Diligent inquiry, how
ever. leads TO the belief that 1t was the
last famed, and the circumstances con-
nected with the rash move on ner part,
are substantially as follows; The Rsuch
girl is about seventeen years OF age; ID
rather progressing in appearance ana
is daug hter of Jacob Rauch, Waterman
at Fishers Star Foundry, who resides at
No. 81, Nineteenth street, although the
girl has been residing at No &c Indiana
street, Island, in the capacity OF SER
want. For some past the girl has been
keeping company with man
whose name we were unable to sscer-
tain, and yesterday was to have
been married to the object OF her sffec-
tions. But he failing to put in appear
snce at the appointed time, the girl
became disconsolate, and when crossing
the suspension bridge on her return to
the Island, where she was living, Irecip-
itsted her self headlong from the bridge
into the current below. Striking the water
at point about the middle OF the Iiver
with q loud splash, the attention OF par
ties on the bridge WAS lmmedlsteIy
attracted to the woman, who yelled
TO Messrs. Al. Martin and Geo. Streets,
who were in sklf not far dis
tspt. to catch her, the water doubtless
cooling her ardor to be initiated into the
mysteries of the other world The two
parties Immediately rcwed towards The
drowning woman with ali haste, and
succeeded in rescuing her from wstery
grave in conscious though helpless con.
dition. Soon after she was rescued, and
before the skiff reached the shore. the
woman asked to be allowed to repeat the
experiment, and declared that she would
make another endesvor to put IN end to
her existence. But her entreaties were
not listened to, and she was taken
to house At the south side
of the Island end OF the
suspension bridge DIR. Allen. who was
passing by, WAS called in and examined
the woman, who was found TO have sus.
tanned no serious injuries She was taken
to her home in East Wheeling late last
night, where she now is. This is the first
attempt tor number of years at suicide
by jumping from the bridge.
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SMALL TALK.
condensed Notes Of Carrenu Gossip
In and Abouf Town.

BASE BALL to-day.
NJ, MARRfAGE licenses issued Satur.
day.
BOARD OF Commissioners meeting TO.
day.
THE Capital removal election takes
place tomorrow. -
Ir cost the city 500 tor extra police
during the great strike.
THE questi, of fatigue cap is now
sgitsLing the Light Guards.
A NEW slate roof is to be put on the
jCathedsal, 81 cost OF 81 100.
The Twelfth street improvement. be-
tween Main and Market, has met with
success. 80. 81.
THERE were no transactions IN real
estate recorded Saturday in the office OF
the Couaty Clerk.
A VALUABLE farm on Chaphne Hull,
known as the Jacob farm, = ;or rent.
See advertisement.
THE Harrigan Il Hart Company have
cancelled their dates at the OPsra House
! for the present month.
SATURDAY afternoon the Hinge Fac.
toy RECEIVED their Centennial medal
award and certificate for "maAe, finish
and quality OF hinges
The last car on the Elm Grove street
railway will leave, on and after this date,
at 9:l5 o'clock P NJ. instead OF lO:lo
| o clock as heretofore advertised.
GEO. BoYcE, charged with drunken
ness, was the only case before the police
court, Saturday George was fined two
dollars and costs, in default of the pay
meut of which he Was committed to jail
for thirty days.
THE uncalled for and sacriligious at
tempt Of the Ltteltigencer to bring the
name Of the Supreme Ruler into cont o.
versy between that paper and ourselves
should receive the just condemnation oil
all respectable people,
The ever-vigilant nightwatchmsn
Reilly, caught two juvenile thieves yes
lerday morning in the act OF gong
through one OF Mr.. Neuhausen's ice
cream ireezers The boys were carriers
for the Sunday Leader.
TIE Brewers Association have deter.
mined on First, that the price OF beer
should not be reduced below $40 for the
present; second, that each brewer shall
deal with his employees in regard to the
matter OF wages rs may be convenient
for himself, il dependently of the other
members of the Association.
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Sabbath Service.

DIR. Mayer holds services at the
Synagogue on Fridays at P. NJ,
The usual Sabbath services were held
at the Catholic cathedral yesterday.
At the North Street church, Rev. ID
II. X. Dix, presched morning and even
ing.
The usual services were held at the
church of the immaculate Conception
yesterday.
Morning and afternoon services were
held at the Episcopal Mission church,
South Side, yesterday.
A Sunday Scnool WAS formed by the
Reformed Episcopal church yesterday
morning in Weisel Hs /.
Rev. Heinrich, of st. Psups German
church, this city, has been induced to
withdraw his resignation.
Rev. ID. II. K. Dix OF rriadelphia, ex-
changed pulpits yesterday with Rev. Geo.
g. Winding, of the North Street NJ. f.
church, this city.
At Zane Street NJ. L. church, yoster
day, the pastor, Rev. S. B. d. Prickett,
preached at the regular hours, morning
and evening.
Owing TO the plessantness OF the
weather yesterday the church going
people visited in large numbers their re-
spective places OF worship.
Rev. Tnos. f. Clancy, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, preached yester
day at 1920 A. NJ. on "The Purpose and
Limit OF Human Knowledge"
There was only one service at the st.
Mathews Episcopal Church yesterday.
l. being the first Sunday OF the month,
and Communion day, the evening ser
vices were dispensed with.
Rev. w. g. Snodgrass, pastor of the
Chapline Street NJ. f. church, preached
in the morning on The Christian Race
and in the evening on "The RccOnclis
ton of Labor and Capital"
At the Fourth Street NJ f. Church,
yesterday, Rev. DR.. A. g. George, pas
tor, preached in the morning on the sub
iect Of "Fhe Christians Hope" and in
the evening on THE Heroic Element il
Christianity
At the Steenrod NJ f. Chapel, in Full
ton, Yesterday, at 730 P. ", the pastor,
Rev. Geo. F. Hite, delivered charge to
the candidates for membership, in place
of the evening sermon it being the occa-
sion for the reception of practitioners into
full membership. Services were cor
cludcd with the sacrament of the Lords
Supper.
The morning subject of discourse at
the English Lutheran church yesterday,
was Christ Our Peerless Example
And the evening sermon was on The
Importance OF Little Things" The
Sunday school is one OF the brightest and
most cheerful places in our city, snd quite
au attraction to visitors If 1.-The pref
tiest thing on earth is little child, you
can see from 800 to 500 of the prettiest
things on earth any Sunday in the year
AT this institution. y published "bul.
letin' distributed yesterday, amour ces
communion services next Sunday, when
the pastor will be assisted by Rev. Jno.
w Goodlin, secretary of Mission Bosrd
of Evan. Lutheran General Synod.
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The University of Wooster,

nEV. A. 4. Z. TAYLOR, d. D., PKtsI-
IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De
partments in successful operation. lWelNS
ccsnshle and exper euced Professors and
Teachers. Nearly 800 students. Classical,
Philosophical and Scientific Courses
graded TO the standard of astern colleges.
French and German taught Thoroughly
Moral and eligious influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building and appara
tus now expenses very low. open 10 students
Of either ser. Fall term opens september -
Senc Tor y catalogue before going else
whe,.. Address the President, wooster
0hin jyIegraw
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The Aew Militia Company.

y meeting OF the new military com.
psny, having Headquarters at DR.. HALLS
drug store, Was he'd at the capital build
ing On Saturday night. Twenty-niue
persons have already enrolled themselves
rs members OF the company, and as
Messrs. W. II. Riley, Joseph Purcell,
and James Ross, have been appointed as
recruiting officers, ii is thought the COM
pauy will be filled in short order. II
has been decided 10 call the company the
Wheeling Guards Another meeting
will be held tonight.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUOEON, NIRGINIA.

with over Twenty teachers and officers
ranks among the first schools for young
ladies in the United states. in the beauu-
ful Valley OF Virginia, far-fImed for
health. Attended by pupils from fittern
to twenty States Great economy in eN-
penses required Session opens sept. 20,
iS77 Board and Tuition for eulirc sclolsss-
tic year $40. For catalogue and iull In
formation, adore Rev. W. 4. HARRIS,
ID. D., Pre- ,ideut, stanton, Va. JyheSrb
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Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. q. W. &. LEE, PreS't. Full courses
OF instruction in Class cal, Lit -rary and
Scientific studies and in thu Professional
depart nents Of Law and civil Engineer
ing.
The next session will open September
10th. and close June 18th. Total expenses,
exclusive OF books and clothing, need not
exceed SIS; ~ messing they may be re-
duCed 10 $50 or $40.
For full information by catalogue or cir
cular address WALTER BOW ~
lySOegrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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Base Ball Notes.

The Acoris, Saturday afternoon, de-
fested the Atlantics by score of y to 8.
The Buckeyes, of Columbus, plsy the
Standards at the Fair grounds, to-day
and tomorrow.
The Velocipedes defeated the Linen
busters Saturday afternoon. Score II
toS.
At base ball tournament held in
South Wheeling on Saturday, the fol.
lowing was the result: Ground Rooters
20, Hornets %; Mechanics "a, Our Boys
20; Regulars b. Butisloes I Easytskers
l6, Generlcs Is; Fats y, Leans IL
draw
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Installation Of offers.

Crystal Fountain Lodge, No. 81, l. o.
q. T., has installed the following officers,
Edward Miller, D. q. w. G. l., officist-
ing: w. G. T., Chas. McCurdy; w. V.
T., Miss Lizzie Grim; w. NJ, Andrew
McElrov: W. d. NJ, Miss Frances
Smith; w. T., Miss Martha L. johnson,
W. +. 5, Ben Dean; ". c. Joseph
Hubbard; w. Il 5. Geo. W. Weakly;
W. a. >. Frank Smith; w. l. G., Miss
Lydia Williams; w q. c., John Hard
ing; ". X. II. 5, J. c. Marks; w. l..
B.. Chas. Marrow.
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object and Chsr-cter.-This school Is
modelled, in It's courses and methods Of
instruction, as far az possible alter the
University Of Va, and IL designed % pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time the course OF Instruction
is 80 thorough and 80 complete. embrac-
ing rs IL does all the branches OF knOwI-
edge belonging % finished eJucatlOn,
that those VINO prefer 70 do 80 can here
perfectly qualify themselves for immedl-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities Of
life.
Course of study is az com etc and
thorough as that OF any Institution In the
State, following the most approved meth.
DDS, and EN- Oracing d full course In the
following Departments OF study: /. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern Lam
guages, 4. Pure Mathematics. 8. Applied
Mathematics, Ciyil and Mining Engineer
ing. D. The Natural Sciences. Z. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
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Viruinia Female institute
sTAUNTyN, VIRGINIA.

STAUNTJN, VIRGINIA.
DEY. X. Il. PHILLIPS. RECTOR, As
IL SISTED by "A full corps OF experienced
officers. The d annual session viii COM
mence September 18th, 1877. Buildings
spacious, with gas and hot and cold
water. Heated by steam. Extensive
grounds. Patronage from ~ states.
school firSt-ci ass. Terms moderate. seven
churches within three minutes walk.
For catalogue address the Rector.
iV2lrVb
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German In the schools.

The special comm ttee of TIE Board OF
Education appointed to consider the pro
p,iety Of retaining the study of the Ger
msu language, as now taught in our pub
lie schools, held meeting Saturday
e,ealng .ast. The pros and cons were
discussed, but nothing definite was con-
cluded upon. An adjourned meeting
Was called for Thursday the 9th INST
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DR.. S. D. MARTIN,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, MAKE A
Il specially OF treating chronic diseases
or all kinds, having had large, extt u 81 We
practic and experience in treating those
diseases. ! have been successful where
others have failed; my medi-ines are
purely yegetab!e-nO mercury used
Office No. SIS Sortu Nam 81, between
5th and 9Th, Whe cling, ". Va.
y. B.-No charge for consultation.
agtnph
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Vanderbilt University.

THE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN
J. Sept. /, 1871. Tuition-In Biblical De
partment, free; in Literary department,
$50; in Law Department, $50; other fees, Slj
The Medical Department will open oct.
Ist. Fee tor attendance, SO.
For cata Ogues, apply 10 J. VI. LEIGH
Secretary Of the Faculty. Nashville, Tenn
l.. &. GARLAND, Chancellor.
iSi4pugt
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IN CHANCEEY.

The object OF this suit is 10 compel the
defendants TO Interplead and ascertain lad
adjust their rights to the money due from
plaintiffs % the defendant, X. ID. Walsh.
amounting to 81 ,COO.2l, which the plaintiffs
have paid into said Court; also To eniOin
such Of the defendants as have instituted
proceedings at law against plaintiffs on
account Of said money from further pro-
c-edings therein, ana the residue Of the
defendants from commencing suits
against piBintiffs touching their claims
against said money, and also 10 obtain a
deer dischargiug plaintiffs from all liza
Dill'y TO defendants by reaS Of indebted
ne = 10 said Walsh, and tor all plaintiffs
costs in this -uit.
And II appearing that the defendants,
X. y. Walsh, James Roberts and William
O'Brien have not been served with process
IN this suit, and 10 iurth T appea ring from
an affidavit He'd in this suit tnat they are
not RESIDENT OF The State Of West Virginia,
on motion OF plaintiffs by their attorneys
IL f. ordered that said nonresident de.
PENDANTS, K. u. Walsh, James Roberts and
william O'Brlen snail appear At rules TO
be held for said Court in the Clerks office
thereof, in the city OF Wheeling in the
county aud state Aforesaid, Tor the month
OF August. III, commencing on the first
Monday Of Angus, lsT, and do what Is
necessary 70 protect their interests.
TeSte: ROBERT 3. WOODS
ClerE Of said Court.
Caldwell & CALDWELL, soils. tor PLAIN
fifFE. iy4OAWl
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TRUTH |. lngnty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
al j. W. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
4, n proportion.
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A CURE Lon HARD TIMES,

Send One Dollar ANA E"l 10" 90 90 h"Lsi
Holder ana it, cput"Htr: tui- ~ TIE AsbS
sOmes' title aTticl" s'r. usd' ana
illustrat" u use ana bring our u.a'r Rvt'
beiOra yOr, We are enclosing 10 'p.
thousand - t+.D Ofthesc IiuiIrfss 1TWorl
OF orders Tor our goods ara CJ.ss rangSi
from ] G {" ~ dOilar-. Each Holder ooa.
ia!us either coin or or ~ I,T yDp.s az
II by sending the dollar You gel r 1"'
Jar knitting Machine, 81 = boo tD.aT coz
and the Agency % sell our gODd- you -
soon forge the Hard Times. IsHA bilf
rguT VzN tyrl...T grr.4r .HIH
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Rey.J. l Mi Ter, a. NJ, Principal, with "A
full and experienced corps of teachers
c'uding Mrs. Gen. j. r.. b. stuart. school
not sectariaH. Four denominations repre-
scented In The faculty, Board ana home
comfort, the best. Positively no eXtTavR-
glnce in dress allowed. Terms no raj
Session opens Sept. o., 1877. Send FOR cata-
logue to the Principal. iy2lb
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2Ist SEMI-ANNUAL SESSIO
Steubeny!Ie, 0, Female Seminary.

BOARD, ROOM AND LIGHT, PER
ID year, .l75; = of for ministers daught.
ers. Tuition IN the English Course, Ian
guages, Music, Painting, &c, very moder-
ate end tor a Catalo cue. Rev. g. e..
BEATTY, ID. D., Ltd, Supt.; Rev. a. VI.
REID Pm. D., Principal. jy2Begq
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Narrow Escape.

THE HEATED TERM-Putrons Of he
REGLSTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United States, post paid, at
dJtee,i cents pen; ireek. Bear this in mind
,ol,en departing from the.city. for u summer
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affecting acgntcr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 20 New Advertisements.

For Cincinnsti-Steamer Andes.
Farm for Rent.
Carpets-Friend Il Son.
Notice to the Ruptured- Local Page.
Baltimore and Ohio Express.
Plumbers-ThompsOn IL Hlbberd.
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE, pa

The College year will open Sept lsth'
The Preparatory school will open 81 ne
day. .,,,,,s from
81 20 10 s. including all items. Sell
Boarding cheaper. Board IN families nom
4 OF To $3.50.