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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-27
THE KANAwHA FUSION
Between Greenbackers and Republican,
The Nominees.

Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, September 20
The Greenbackers and Republicans met
to-day in county convention and nominal
ed W. H. Toler workingman and ). ID.
Cakes for the house ofdelegates. The he
publicans were alsOin session at the same
time and the Greenbaek nominees we're IN
dorsed by the Republicans. The Repuoh-
cans then nominated Capt. II. c. McWhor-
ter for the third member of the house.
McWhorter served in the last house. John
S. Cunningham was nominated for COunty
Commissioner. Cunningham is the man
who voted for Clarksburo in the Capltal
contest and discharged a cOlOred man WHO
worked for him for voting for Charleston.
His defeat is a toregone conclusion. Inc
G~reenbackers then ratified their nominal
tons. This completes the previous arrang-
ment made by the G~reenbackers and Radi-
cal leaders.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, scptcm.

In the Municipal Court uf Wheeling. Scpicm-
her Rules. iSSi,
William e. lIandlan, Sheriff or
Ohio County. and Admins
traitor. with viii annexed az h, r,,,.,
Henry ScyCring. dCccasNi.
"
Charles 4. S%cycring. It al.
The object uf the above entitled NIlt j. 10 have
4pld under decree uf the court the north one. hall
nf lot NJ. &. IN CuldwClls addition to the rity ~
Wheeling uf hich said half lot lirury SeSrring
died sciNch. AMI Ia have the Ir~'rls ~ the sale
of said lot applied To ia" payment at u legacy len
10y the aid Hcnry SvvcTing iu his viii Ia Millintn
Scycring. and. iOlhC payment uf any debts ot the
said Henry S'yCriug thai may remain unpaid.
aud then tn distribute any surplus that may ~
maiu tn the hCir ~ Henry Scvcring. decreased,
legally entitled IA the Simc, And u appearing
inrIn nm affidavit Gl,-i IN this cansc that the alDNc
named Defendant, Charles 4. SryCrlnr, T. u non
resident of the state al Ncst NiViIati. II " now
urlcTrql that said non resident lie l'uiani Charles
\. Scycriug. dO npUrar at the ucNtO,tnhcT Rules
nTIhis Court la w. held on the n. ~. anil 18th
DAYS Of october. lNsi, aud la what " ncccssafy Ia
pr,tcot his interests IN this suit.
Ia testimony whereof hHl" hcnrtnio Higno1
my name ~ clerk az Naid Court, this 18th day of
September, 4. II. lspi ~ rcltemb,a kulcs in ia.
clerks office nf gnil CnuT, Trtr.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAII.
clerk IL the Municipal Court ~ Wheeling.
7. J. HrGIES,
solicitor for Plaintiff Sep i6oaw
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Two Cornnositors Killed.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September 25.-The
dead bodies of two men, terribly mangled,
were found on the Louisville and Nash
Vile track, at the entrance of Wolf river,
Yesterday. From papers found on the
perSans of one of the men, they are be-
iieved to have been b. Frank Owens and
]. C. O'Baugh, two New Orleans compost
tors. 1t is supposed that they were seated
on q. y of the early train and were
Knocked off the bridge.
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Canse. Dyspepsia.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, September %
Charles Kendall, aged o. committed SUI
eide Yesterday afternoon by shooting HIM
self in the head. He stood before a mirror
in a room at his sisters house and hrcd.
Death was instantaneous. He was a victim
of dyspepsia and dependence. An effort
was made to suppress the fact but the cor
oner's investigation revealed them this at
n o Kendall's home is it Alabama,
and he was here visiting.
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Excitement I'm Texas

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarSa-
bic recovery of Mr.. j. II. Corley, VINO was
so helpless he could not turn IN bed, OIL
raise his head; everybody said he vas Gy-
ing of consumption. A Trial Bottle OF Dr
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief he bought a large bottle and
a box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills; by the
time he had taken two boxes of Pills and
two bottles OF the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Logan &Co.'s.
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The Cholera.

ROME, September 25.-Sincc the last re-
port there have been five deaths from
cholera and thirty new cases of the NAL
ady reported in Cagliari. Throughout all
the rest of the kingdom fifteen deaths
from the disease and thirty-eight new
cases were reported.
ALEXANDRA, September 25.-An en-
CINE specially constructed to use petroleum
us fuel is successfully drawing trains on
the railway between this city and Cairo.
1t is estimated that yearly savings of
$3.50, 900 in the cost of fuel would be eff
fected by the railway by the substitution
of petroleum for coal.
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a had Wreck.

SPRINGFIELD, o., September 25.-A
bad accident occurred at an early hour this
morning on the l., B. & w. road, one mile
beyond Miami county, O. Passenger
train No. , going east collided with
freight No. Is, wrecking the engine and
completely smashing the baggage car.
Fireman Dillon was instantly killed. The
engineer jumped and saved his life. a
number of passengers were seriously in
iured, but it isnOt thought any of them
are fatally hurt. A number of Knight
Templars, returning from st. Louis, were
on the train. 4 dozen freight ears were
badlY wrecked.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YonK, September 25.-The de-
mand of agents was of improved proper
portions for Saturday, with a good vol
ume of business reported as completed or
laid out. For mems yea goods OF all
kinds the market for wool is influencing
transactions, and buyers are adding to
their stocks more largely than they are
willing to admit. Flannels and blankets
are having more attention, and former
stocks are running very low.
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

P~lttsburSh.
PTTTsBURGH, PA, September 2l.-Pe-
trolum@ Opened at 6iI, clos
cd at G4s; highest Ga; lowest G4l.
Bedford.
BRIDFOGD, September 25.-Pretroleum
Opened at ca; closed at ca; highest
6IE; lowest Gig. Cielrances,6 4, 700 ~
barrels.
TitusyilIe.
TTUsvTLLK, September 81 -Fetroleum
Opened at OF; closed at 6il; highest
% /; lowest 64l.
New York.
NEW YORK, September 21.-PetrOleum
Opened at 64fc, remained dull, huet-
uating withina range Of &c, and closed firm
at opening price; sales III, 600 barrels.
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Through IA Bridge.

PATTERSON, n. j., September 25.-Thc
New York, Susquehanua 4 Western Rail
road bridge Mt Dundee Lake, near this
city gave away late last night while a
freight train was passing over it. One
span of the bridge fell into the river, carry
ing with it six cars loaded with merchan-
disc.
The engine and caboose did not 30
down, remaining one on either side of the
bridge. One brakeman went down with
the ears, but he retained his hold on the
car and escaped. No one wa injured.
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THE WHIPPING POST.
Black and White Conyicts Lashod and
stood In the PiIlOry.


Stood In the PillOry.
WILMINGTON, DEL, September 25.-
Four negroes and two white cOnvicts were
whipped at New Castle to-day. Three OF
the negroes were given ten lashes each, and
another five, for petty larceny. The
whites, Harry Smith and Frank Hall, re-
eeived twenty laS&eS, and were stood one
hour in the pillory for horse stealing.
They were arrested in Philadelphia
with the horse in their possession. Ed
ward BurneS (white) who robbed Charles
Reynolds, proprietor of the Malta House on
July Sd, also stood n hour in the pillO-
ry. The w~hippings were light, and no
blood was drawn. Some spectators were
present.
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pn.,rlan,s Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains,
Corns, and all Skin ETuptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required 1t
i guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan &Co.
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FINANCE y TRADE.

Money 4as Per Cent.-Govcrments Quiet
But IStrOng-StOcks H~igher-Flour Duh
and Weak-Wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Money on
call motive at Gas per cent, closing at
) per cent. asked; prime mercantile pa
per 4a5 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but firm and unchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES but strong.
Threes Coupons
fOurS
Pacific Skies OF 1876
acknowledgements active; sales
81, 239, coo.
STATEs-Dull and steady.
SrOCKs-The market displayed less ac-
tivity than in any previous day this
week. Prices, rs on the last few days,
were somewhat irregular, and at times
feverish, but in the afternoon a general adj
vance occurred, which leaves a majority
of the list somewhat higher. At
the opening prices were small
fractions lower in q majority
of cases, but there was IN active trading,
and the heaviness soon disappeared under
the strength of the Western Union,
Reading and New England. Later the
market sagged of small fractions, special
weakness being shown in Pacific Mail. In
the afternoon the market became COM
paratively quiet, but prices improved
slowly until the last hour, when it
became steady and 80 closed. A majority
of the active list are higher tonight,
the few declines being for small fractions
only, while New England is up, Il, Read
ing, Kansas aud Texas each !, and others
small fractions. The sales for the week
were 3,333,62 shares, agaiest 1857, 6S6
the previous week. The list shows mater
ial advances over closing prices Of n week
ago, jersey Central being up, AZ, Lacka-
wanna q like amount, Western union A.
and Reading l. Quotations closed bid as
follows:
Adams Express, 40; American Express,
los; Canada Pacific 67ti Central Pacific,
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A NOTABLE WEDDING.

Mr.. George II. Lee and Miss Grace Fin
nell of C~larksburg United.
Spcridl telegram 10 ne Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, Sept 25.-This morning
in this city occurred n wedding in one of
the highest circles of society. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. George II. Lee,
and Miss.Gracc Finnell. They have a host
of friends who extend them the heartieSt
congratulations, and wish for them apleas-
ant voyage through life. The parties have
taken Il bridal trip TO the east.
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The Forest oi,v Mill Burned.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, September 2h-
The Forest City rolling mill in the
southern part of the Oity was destroyed
by fire this afternoon. The mill, which
is owned by Vim. Clarke 4 Co., of Pitts.
burg, had been idle for nearly two years,
The loss is estimated at $1,000; insurance
understandable at present.
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More Moonlighters Captured.

DUBLIN. September, %. The
police have captured four more of the
moonlighters with whom they had a con-
nict at Feale bridge on Thursday night
making eleven prisoners captured from the
party already. Every one Of the four
prisoners just captured is bodily wounded
with buck shot. All of the eleven have
been identified rs sons of very respectable
Karrv Cnunty farmers
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MT. De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
AL Near Wheeling, w. Va.

The thirty-ninth year Of this well-known
Academy, unde the charge OF the Visitation
Nuns, opens on the fist Monday OF September
next, and continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time In the session.
Those who desire 10 place their daughters in an
institution affording exceptional advantages in
the way OF healthnl and delightful location, ex.
eellent board, through discipline and instruction
at the hands OF lifelong teachers, in every de-
partment Of female education, including the
modern languages and music. should send for a
catalogue Of this school. Address,
DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
Mt de Chantal, near Wheeling, W. Va
au07eOlC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-27

to- B., G. & 2. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9:S5 a. m. for summerfeld
aud Zanesyilla
Leave Bellaire at 2:6 p. m. for WoOds6eld and
Summerfeld.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for wOOdsfeld.
Arrive at Bellaire 900 a. M, 1880 p. m. and 4:O5
p. N.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE K. K.
On and after MAY 3, 1856, Trains viii run as
follows:
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TESIsr1Go, Canada West. Ont.
AVOID cUUNTERFEITSl Send US

aud We will send YOU by return mail = box OF
thv genuine Dr. G. McLane'S Celebrated LlN9
MS aRd eight handsome cards.
EIFNITNE RROS- P~itLSOurC, Ia
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Bank Shipments.

New YORK, September 25.-The New
York banks shipped 81, T29,O 900 to the In
terror last week, against receipts of $6i9,-
900. The Interior shipments are More
than covered by the receipts of s. 1000, 0OO
from the sub treasury, and the importa-
tisn of 5000, 600 in gold, making a net
gain in holdings of $3.50, 600.
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A Liquor Dealer Fails.

READING, PA, September @.SSamuel
Buck, liquor dealer and distiller, of this
city, failed to-day. His liabilities are over
10000. The assets consist Of valuable
real estate here and in the stock Of large
liquor store.
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A Quiet Day At Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., September 25.-To-
day passed without incident and without
shocks. The weather continues fine with
no indications of the usual September gale.
The government engineers sent here to in
spect the damaged buildings estimated the
money valueof real estate damaged by the
earthquakes at from five to six million
1OllorS
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The Dead Lick Broken.

PTrTSBURG, Pa, September 25.-The
Republican Congressional dead lock In the
26th district was broken this morning by
the COnferees voting TO refer the Congress
ional nomination to the state Central CON-
mittee and adjourning the conference sine
din
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.

This Institute, for the higher education ofyoung
ladies, is finely equipped. Languages. l.iterature,
ards by gentlemen and ladies OF broad culture
and elevated character. II employs over twenty
five officers and teachers, and commands the FUR
ther advantages of a salubrious mountain eli
mate, mineral waters, charming scenery. From
pied.
The FoRTY-roURTH annual session will open
on the 18th of September. For further informa
ton apply at Holins 7. o., Virginia.
CHAS II. COOKE, =,
iy5raw. rb Business Agent,
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A Fatal Blast.

GLASGOW, September 25.-Six persons
including three Glasgow magistrates were
suffocated to death to-day, while viewing
a monster blast ut the LOchfyne-side quar-
ries. Seven tons of gun powder were used
in the blast.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST Il, 1855.

uOn, ~ the IrOtlt uOpT Ol the tDuft iOuSc VI oulO
county, West Virginia, in the City of Wheeling,
the following described real estate, lying In said
city, that Is 10 say:
Hrs-A part OF lot No. Us, situate on the east
side OF Market street, in the City OF Wheeling
aforesaid, in the second ward thereof, beginning
al a post sixteen (6) feet north OF the corner at
said lot Us; thence with the line OF said market
street north twenty.three C&) feet, ten gol inches
10 n post; thence eastwarily sixty-eight t6s) feet
To a post; thence south six 90 feet 10 q post: thence
east filty-two iS2l feetto a posi- and corner OF said
lot OF gruund; thence south seventeen III feet
ten l0l inches Ia a post: thence westwardly one
hundred aud twenty uO, feet TO the place OF be-
ginning. and being the same property which was
conveyed To James Rankin by q. l. Crannicr,
special commissioner b. deed dated April ~
OF the land records OF Ohio county. West Virginia
SoORd-Also another part OF said lot NO. Is,
which lot Is in Ebeneker Zanes addition 10 the
ed anu described ~ follows: Beginning AZ u post
four az feet east of the corner of the mouse sold
TO :. q. Robinson: thence east with said Robin
sons line forty-eight isl feet To y posi- on the
alley: thence north along said alley 10 q posi- on
Madison street now Tenth street, thirty feet:
thence west vNth the hne of Tenth street forty-
eight (4sl feet to u post, thence AZ rtgnt angles
with sid street south n the place OF beginning.
and being the same property conveyed "a James
Rankin by q. l. Cranmer, special commissioner
by deed duly recorded In the land rccords OF said
Ohio county.
ON the frst parcel OF land there Is erected a
luiht uNk aiihAhk oh AZ W. 49,
blacksmith shop.
TRIMS OF SkLE-onethiri or the purchase
money. and more if The purchaser ~ elect, IN
cash on the day OF sale; the balance shall bc paid
in two equal instalmcnts In one and two years
from day of sale. with interest fuln that day, the
purchaser giving notes therefor, and the title to
the property 20 be retained until the purchase
money shah have been paid In fall.
K. q, BARR,
Special Commissioner.
|. Thomas u. Darrah, Clerk 81 the Munipa.
Court of Wheeling. Do hereby certify that tho
above namci special commissioner has given
bond and security ~ required 10y law AMI said de-
cree Of sale. THOMAS NJ.
Clerk of the Municipal Court of Wbccling.
WV. II. HlLIER. AuCtioncCr, HlldAc
The alayc Nalc Is postponed until SATURDAY,
AUGUST II, Is>6, commencing Ut 10 O'Clock a. IN.
u. q, BARR,
aul6 Special Commissioner,
The above sale II postponed mtilSAIURDAi,
AUGUST 18th, lNso, nj 10 O'Clock y NJ.
X. q. BARR,
ar2i Special commissioner.
The above sale l. postponed until SATURDAY,
S~EPTEMBEi nth, lSS. at 10 o'clock a. m,
X. q. BARR,
NuSl Spccial Commissioner
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1856, at 10 o'Clock a M,
q "a BARn.
sclS Special CommLssloner
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SUNDAYS.

Leave the City at 200 a. M, and every hour to
900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. m, M eyepy
hour to 1000 p. IN.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. IN
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber VIII sell or trade for q smaller
property near tire City Of Wheeling q Farm Of lis
Acres on Big Wheeling Creek, fourteen miles
Of Good Fruit; Water I'm Every Field: two Cot
tages and Cold Well Water, sot as rain; Good
Fences: plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
out OIL the land A purchaser can get q rare bar
gain. ]. ID. EWING,
ivlSeAph Nfhcc li6n Main 81. Wheeling.
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B&o.R. R
RAET

Express tChicago and on.
ExpHSs Ghieag0 and Coli.
Express Chicago and oil.
GAINESVILLE AecOm..---
Cambridge Accom-,
BELLAlRE & ST. GLARS
WILLIE RY.
n q N naD1sN
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shocks At symmetrical.

CHARLESTON, 5, c. September 25.-All
wasquiet here last night but there were
two Slight earth quake shocks accom-
pained BY d~etonatiOns at Summerville.
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a Wrecked Schooner,

WINNIPEG, Miss, September GA
schooner is wrecked III miles west of
Port Arthur. Two bodies and q portion
Of the cargo have drifted ashore.
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Holm B. TAYLOR Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. September 25.-The
death of John b. Taylor, OF the PennSyl-
yania Railroad Company, is announced
to-day.
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THE FGUREHEAD
Alias the Queen, Delivers Her Speech to
Parliament
AFEW POINTLESS WORDS ARE ALL
That She Has to Say on the P~rurogueing Of
that Body.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, September 25.-Parliament
was prorogued to-day until Nov. II. Fol-
lowing is the Queens speech, closing the
session:
My Lords and Gentlemen:
am glad to be able to release you
from your arduous duties.
My
RELATIONS WITH FOREIGN POWERS
Continue to be friendly. The meeting of
the Bulgarian army has lead to the abdi-
cation of Prince Alexander.
The Demarkation of the Afghan frontier
has advanced to within q few miles of the
river Odus. In view Of the approach Of
winter my commissioners have been with
drawn but the information they have OBJ
tanned will be sufficient for the determine
ton by direct negotiations between the
two Courts of that portion of the frontier
which still remains unmarked.
A regency has been established which is
now administering the affairs of the Prin-
cipality, and preparations are being made
for the election of q successor to Prince
Alexander, in accordance with the pro-
visions O the treaty Of Berlin. In answer
to q communication addressed by the Porte
to the SignatOry Powers parties, to that
treaty l have stated that so far as this
country is concerned there will be no in
fraction of the conditions guaranteed by
treaties to Bulgaria. Assurances to the
same effect have been given by the other
powers.
IRELAND AND INDIA.
Gentlemen of the House of Commons, l
thank you for the supplies you have voted
for the requirements of the public servi-
ccS.
NY Lords and Gentleman: l have di-
rected the issue of q commission to inquire
into the circumstances which appear to
have presented the anticipated operation
of the recent acts dealing with the tenure
and purchase Ofland in Ireland.
| have observed with satisfaction the
interests which in an increasing degree
is evinced by the people of this country in
the welfare of their colonial and Indian
fellow subjects and | am led to the cOnvic-
ton that there is on all sides n growing
desire to draw closer in every practicable
way the bonds which unite the various
portions of the empire. | have author
lied communications to be entered into
with principal colonial governments with
the view to fuller considerations of matters
of common interest. | pray that the
blessing of Almighty God may be with
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educational.

ppPnPpIrV Female Seminary, Frederick, Md
Next term begins Sept 9, 1856
Terms, SIS per annum. 70 extras except for Mod
ern Language and Artw W. II. Purnell, LID. Pres
iy5rb
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MISS A. S. PARRANS
School for Young Ladies and Children,
No. SO Twelfth Street,
DICKINSON


A live School for both sexes Abreast Of the age
in every respect. Best facilities for thorough in
in Languages, Literature, Science,
Mathematics, Music and Art. Degrees confer.
red. Elective courses provided Large grounds.
Commodious buildings. Heated with steam.
modern appliances for health and comfort.
per year for hoard, washing, heat, light
and furnished room. Discounts 10 ministers,
teachers, and when two enter from same family.
Fall term begins Aug. 30. Catalogue free.
Address E ]. GRAY. DID. Pres'L aulleod. ore
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, September 25.-COtton-
Futures closed steady and unchanged.