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PACKET AND FREIGHT BOATS.
From Philadelphia, by Rail Road g. Canal
10 Harrisburg, NOrthum6 2rlaaa, Dan-
uiHe, CatfaOisSa, BljomSburg,
Berwick, " HukeSbarre, Nil
ton, WilliamSpOrt, and
intermediate pIaceS.

IA EBASSEN GERS can leave the West Chester
N Hotel, Broad street, Philadelphia, daily, at Z
clock, A. NJ. reach Harrisburg at A o'clock, p. NJ.
OF the same day Northumberland at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. OF the next day and Wilkesbsrrc on the sue
ceeding morning at o'clock when Coaches will
immediately start for Carbondae, Tunkhannock anu
Alontrose, and thence to the Western part of New
y ,rk state.
RE Boats leave Wilkesbarre
daily, at o'clock p. NJ. and reach Philadelphia in
As hours thereafter
The Boats also arrive at Williamsport, on the
West Branch, at about 9 o'clock, +. Nj. of the same
day on which they reach Northumberland re-
turn daily.
The Boats on the above lines have been repaired
and are now confidently recommended to the PUB
Lie as pleasant, comfortable, and convenient mode
of travelling. SEATS may lie taken in Philadelphia
at the northeast corner of Fourth d Chesnut Streets
at No 200 Market street, and at the West-Ch hester
Hotel Broad street.
FREIGHT may be forwarded by Rail Road from
Orrich q Mobiles and j. j. Lewis q Co. Broad street.
and by Capt. McCabes Line of Union Canal Boats
to Harrisburg, where they will be received by the
Susquehanna Line from Jsbez Harrasdin inc street
Wharf, Schuylkill
P. Nc. C. GILCHRIST,
Wilkesbare, June 10, 1887. Agent
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NEW MONTHLY MAGRZINE.

On He first Of July. 1887, 1oiR be published, beau.
tJuHy printed on good paper, and stitched in a
iUrGpper, ertra large royal octavo, THE F1Rsr
NUMBER Of a netO Periodical Work, entitled
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WEATHER-CRoPs.-For the last ten
days it has continued to rain without much
insermission; and our farmers are apprehen-
sive.of their crops of Grain. Grass looks
> AAi but ifthe ergot gets into the wheat and
rye, il will more than overbaance the bene-
hts to hay-making. The corn-felds, too,
with few exceptions look bad--the grass
esving out-grown the corn, and the weather
preventing our farmers from bestowing the
necessary application of the plough and
hoe. We wish our farmers full compensa-
ion for their labors; but our wishes can
leither alter nor amend; and we must be
'ontent in waiting for the best, if we ulti-
nately should be compelled to put up with
lhe worst
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A. v. PARSONS,
S. II. LLOYD,
For Themselves, and in behalf Of their
friends for Uhom they oUere bidders.

T.
To Hon. j. B. ANTHONY, and others, mem
bers of the committee of commissioners.
In consequence of the foregoing upwards
Of eleven hundred shares were returned un-
sold, amidst burst of indignant feeling,
that will inevitably crush the Bank at some
future day, should it ever go into operation.
We extract the following, which is the con-
cludng paragraph Of long article in the
Lyconnng Gazette of the 7th inst, and
which will throw some light on the deli
cate situation in which these political jug
glers have placed themselves
sWe do net believe, however, that with
such formidable and never tiring opposi-
ton as the proposed bank is inevitably de-
stined to encounter, it will ever presume to
to go into operation; and our reasons are
these:-The act of incorporation, although
the best that could be obtained, is very
hard one for the Bank. 1t requires the pay
.ment of a bonus to the state of ten thousand
dollars for the priyiIeges granted IN the
chdrter--and, in addition, renders it sub
ject TO all taxes on dividends which are at
present imposed on other banks that pay
no bonus. 1t requires that one half the
capital stock, ($l00,00O) shall be paid in
before any discounts can be made, or notes
issued; and prohibits the bank from purcha-
sing or holding any stock of any other in
stilution, and from hypothecating it's own
stock. There are other restrictions which
may also some day prove inconvenient,
such as the fOllowinr.-Ig'Hhp nrVilnUpS
hereby granted to the said Bank, shall be
subject to such alterations, provisions and
restrictions as now exist, or Such as the
Legislature may at any time HEREAF-
TER think proper to enact" &c. These
are unquestionably heavy burthens to be
imposed on a small country bank, Just COM
mencing operations, and when added to the
necessity, expenses of purchasing bank
ing house, procuring engraved bank bills,
oflicer's salaries, and other contingent ex-
penses, it is manifest that nothing can sus-
tain the institution but the united efforts of
the entire community. Instead of which
1t has no other prospect before it than a
bold, powerful, persevering and sleepless
opposition which it cannot outlive Load
ed down with debt of $4,000 before it
has issued nOte-tied up with restrictions
by the leglslature-surrounded with oppOsi-
don--and in the midst of pressure with
outa parallel in the mon etary history ofthis
country-let the bank go into operation at
its peril. If they "sow the wind" they
cannot complain if they are compelled to
''reap the whirlwind." For our part, we
hold ourselves ready to "carry on the war. ="
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LIST OF JURYMEN.
For Columbia county, .RuguSt term, 1887.
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY,
Mflin.-George Longaberger, John Keller, Hen
ry Miller, Abraham Wolf
ROaring creeh.-Samuel Adams, James II. Chase
John Yoet.
Mount PieaSant-Isaac Musgrove, John Jones,
John Ruckle.
DeTy.-Richard Fruit, Evan Hendershot
Briar Cyeeh.-Charles Bowman, Benjamin Fow-
Ter, Jr. Henry Knorr, William S. Evans, S. f. Palm
er.
Fishing Creek.-Thomas II. Hutcheson
HemiOck.-Caleb Barton, George Willets.
Libery.-Robert Butler.
MQhOaing.-John Wilson.
Sugar LOaf-Fredorick Lawbuch,
LimeSt0ne.-David Davis.
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--latest Fashions.

from New ork and Philadelphia. He would be
thankful ior continuance of their avours and he
VIII promptly execute any work which may be sent
to him from ncishbouring Iillages.
Cattawissa, June 10, 1887.
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TRIAL LIST.

For Columbia county, .4uguSt term, 1887.
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TAILORENGs
O. RAWHyo

70 NA w No
E b ETURNS his most grateful acknowledgements
n q to customers for their liberal patronage, and
would respectfully announce to them and the pub
Ii; generally, that he continues regularly to receive
the
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of each other considered ap
point an agent exclusively but they will by spring have this
regulated otherwise further reduction in prices will aevta
bly, take place. aad auctions will be crowded
scription Of goods.
Foreign goodsare the principal articles offered public
sales Importers clearing their old lots in
the spring with clean lofts and few pattern cards remind
them OF the tremendous their laporations We
predict very large and pro .perous spring trade.
The su6oned remarks will give the peruser glance the
transactions in this market during the last SIX days.
Liverpool salt mot Ashton has been sod 81 l2A The
market is rather bare whaleboae is selling 72c North
county turpentine, S26; s2,5 $e37i whale OIL 30
Sic for export; winter sperm IS 97c No alteration in the
provision market Beef in coed demand pork dull Cuba
tobacco l6c Kentucky tobacco &c., transactions pr ncpay
by auction Rice 5c-suppies SMALL transactions for home
use Freghts 10 Hae very dune change quotations
Lverpoel packets out full at last weeks There
been fair demand for ashes 50 for pots $575
pearls Pctou coal soa $025 Peruvian pig copper IsAc
new sheahiRg 2sc Mackcral, No. sloa5 No. g. 1874
No. S5l2. Goldfish $325 picked herring, S275 demand
dull Whiskey is well susained-demand brisk.
Collective include sales OF $50 bags ST Damingo 81 &C.
$50 do Lasuira llc 400 do. Rio l0t lc green Gu
ba (new lc These transactions do Indicate any yaria
ton in price, The demand is principally for home use
Moiasses-Arivas are more freeprces in consequence
have rather downward tendency Porto Rico at
and Cuba, 81 43c.
SugarsThe market rather dull Prices nearly all
descriptions have rather a downward tendency. New Or.
leans "a Trinidad 81 Havana Oh Porto Rico 81 Cuba
Muscovedo 81 c.
Sales Auction uart-Terms cashCarco of Eliza and
Susan-l5O boxes NJ r. rasns S209 2l6 rs half do do.
l SO kegs raisin 52i 54o 80 half jars grapes a62
Msceaneous2O half chests young ny AZ
brown Havana sugar II 81 20 hhds. Porto Rico Oh 81 c;
1900 OK horns ST. 500 deer skins 49, 100 do goat
skins At a74.
MoNTREAL, Nov livery little business has been done du.
ring the week Ashes have further declined held
Pots 25s Pearls, 29s per cwt PTovsons-We have not
ted r~
BosToN, Nov. 2l.-CoaL-Sales of a cargo New Castle al
about 50 50 chal cash, Teas invoice per Tartar
offered auction and mostly withdrawn chests
chong sold Isl 2c; so half chests at slc 1918
do AT 2o a2lic 80 chests young 3c AZ ca
ses Glib cauners gunpowder Csc A imperial
at $50; mos.
LEwisTowS, Pa Nov 2lRye, per bushei 75c OATS Sc
potatoes, 25c plaster $40 so salt COARSE Dbl
42c apple brandy, Acc. -
PETERSBURG Nov 2i-Tobacco-M brsk-ela IS 10 T.
as in quality few hhds OF the crop been
and sold from So 50 to g. 25 Coon-Not
ard decline from to cent last weeks prices quote
SO to TO- rs
FREDERcKssURc Nov 2ooas so to IS; bacon 10 TO- so;
whskey, 4oc; cotton, Is to 10.
MOBILE, Nov. l8.Freights brisk. Bageag Kentucky
y S6c Bale rspe, Kentucky, has declined ii l7c Whs
key, 40 SOC.
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u T table exhibits the rise and =" fall o. the slipping trade
the only one that approaches very nearto 'hatyear
Oct 2sh, lat 45 lon a. Chareu~g ns Richardson New
iorA Tor havre ey -, leTeas a',6,, Port
H.vRs, Oct lsaCrd, suiy Lines, New yorksrd Maren-
go: Larka, New orles.s -l5h, Hllsh, Hanmo nd, do.
PaIMsEuF, Oct $50, Tampa, Demiqu, New orleans
Lospos, Oct ii-Ent inwards, David Grant Lawrence,
MArAsz.s, Nov. s--corsl, New York, unc.
hsTwrsr, oct s--ii,iena Leiean, New YORK e" '0''
MaasEiLLrs, Oct s-Ar Bonnie Rschel Bradurck, New
TsS.L Oct eAr AmphritrIte, Rentz, New York; Louisa
UNffE h6i sTsr fsi'i fSk hsy York
Nsy "s. .ne Dsgo r'gs Nr YORK;
Bosros Nov 2i.-Ar Martha Ann, Forster New York; De.
wsesas" March DO S.ns dor Ks
bert Parker VI nan, do; Splendid Patterson do Hudson
Hall sy York. ay
so RISING sun ssvage do;ed conp,nce sparrow Do
lightning and partly burnt time since; reported fully
Fall RIVER, Nov II Ar Meridian Lewis New York
aoh, sd, In.epc1dense, Stewart do
willard willard, do Metamors wib.ow, do-sfd Express,
Sswrosf Nov aSi Jds nc Draper sspe Tbomon for
New ysrhLerd Boston swan New York. Juno Mason, dol
UNCONSCIOUS, Coma, Nov: io-Ar Mild eses sbser, New
wards do-aytb Jane Maria Carey, do ~lsh cid Brace,
Rarsom, do;.lsth; James Carey, do
albany, NOV. <<-hr tOrneHa, new fOrk
RcHwosD, Nov. 2.-Beow, bound up-Lynchburg, Pitts,
New York .
GEoseErowS, Nov. PAR. previousi Judsos
New Yokj Potomac, Knapp, do cid, Victory, Pened,
York, : '
CsaRLE.ros Nov 20 --CPd, Columbia, franklin Provi.
CrowelI, Boston. u -
noBrLE, Nov i7-veseIs IN port for all ports-Russe
Baldwin Magma, New York, Warsaw, Mende do; Tuskins
Post do; cabsba smith dol Junior Williams do Lyon Jud
SON. 90; Mary Slsbee, Howard, dc tro Williams do; Me-
dsra, Budd Liverpool Jubilee Edwards Jo Birnng ~
,snson 20; Louiss Truman, do, Julia Taylor do; sher.
BROOK Langisrd doi Hamilton Busns, do Casco Musroc,
40 tom Wellne tley Churchill do Rockwell Harris svre
Hayre WOtton, dO Aware, Collins Havana Treaty Duntop
phsdelpn sras.zana A. iono, Havana Iago Dnpony do
coehs Knight unc yylon, futnam do; Criterion Hunt do
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Tobacco Trade.

FRIDAY EVENINC, NOV.
The Tobacco is growing less and less every day
Britain. Last year the consumption Virginia
5000 hhds while that of Virginia strips exceeded
Very dry red tobacco is what England wants.
of the quality possessed by that from Virginia. Hence
planter suffered from of steady market There
is remedy TO this
Let the Virginia planter put up his obacco in soft order
taking that be sweaied without moulding. Well priced
in this condition, it will find ready market the continent
Virginia leaf muck in demand 1t is rejected by
continental of its dry and
on Attention these suggestions will be rebound
70 pr the planter The tobacco dealers Richmond
are OF the same opaion
Middle and East Tennessee learn, that the crop will
fall third, limited the planting. The great
mass article passing through Nashville is considered
rather better quality is shipped from GAINESVILLE
The prospect for fair prices is good.
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FRiDAY EVENING, Nov. "a
We have had one arrival only from Eurepe-the LorsnS
from Havre She arrived last night with dates the 18th u
The commercial movements in France the inactive
order per last advices 1t long time since packet
from England annousced Our dates from Liverpool
later the lah u-and that Is the principal
England sdvices from would be very acceptable very
numerous commercial readers.
The grocery trade has been during the week. fair consider
ag the aienes Of the and the expectation Of the closing
Of the navigation which viii put stop purchasers from
interior.
Navigation has kept free longer than was at first anc.
pated the weather the whole OF the week has
Consequently produce has rather yielded than other
WISE
political celebration took place Wednesday which i'm.
peded the commercial transactions for three days. Il O. We'd
sesiay the celebration day. and the day before ser
Now for particulars Of the dry goods market This week
has been dull for all classes dry goods
The obbers who quite busy last week have been
y idle this Purchasers from the north and hurryng
out Of the city In expectation the canal csg One
small auction sas have taken place. Goods generay
at auction and at private sale have Domes
tics are held At rather better prices We noticed that
more domestic sheetings hrings cloths been Offer
ed atsucton h than usual which can only
be accounted for by tho fact that during the heavy failures
last spring regular agents Of eastern factories failed
which obliged h manufacturers send their goods Ia auc
onetrs and commission houses IIeetoe re regular
style OF domestic manufactured Foods only to b found
more distributed. which has occasoned cenpeton cons
qnenty reduced the prices.
For The pas, season when Ike merchants doubted
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CLEA RED.

CLEA * ED.
Ships Carroll OF Carrolon Bird Mobile, Richards Rich
ardson; Frances Griffith Charleston. Bark Potomac Barr
Vera Cruz, W. w. Deforest& Co. Brig Courier, Herbert
Charleston schr. Almira Rogers, Turner Richmond.
ARRIVED.
SKIP Matilda Ashby, Mobile 10 days, with Gotten to T. D.
Iurlbut Co.
ship Loena, Erquhart, navre, Oct i5tb with mdze to T.
ID. Hurlbui& Co.
schr. New York, Ferguson, Newbern " c. days, with
mdze. to order.
scbr. Peer $. Causey Stephens Delaware days. with
corn To mater.
BELOw-l bIi.-weather cold and showing.
SArLED-Shps Poland Anthony, Havre; ST Andrew liar
vey, LiveIpoo H. Allen, Wilson, Charleston; Olive M "a
New Orleans Susan Trinidad de Cuba: Mary Ann
(Br) Hampton, Baize, Oionduras)
Schr. Henry Lee, Norton (having been deai with a.
troops for Gareys Ferry, f. Florida Passengers-M.jor
McClRtock Doctor Triper, Messrs. Gates Graham, aud
Monroe.
MEMORANDA.
The 81 Andre Harvey which sailed this morning for Lv
the rage Si8 head-whch pays exceedingly well
some of them returning home for sood-and merely
to bring out their friends.
The Zph, Of Newark, while lying anshor Yesterday of
the Battery parted her e and dred against the Battery
wall, and sunk. where she lies full Of water.
A ship OF Gil launched Biddeord Me ON the
81 s Also last week nj Kennebunk Me-, ships one OF
42e. the other Sta, and brig OF 200 tons.
The LORNA get of this afternoon, and lowed
city.
The IT, s. schr Pilot built for the exploring but
found suitable arrived Baltimore on Monday last for
Norfolk under the command of Lieut. John Manning She
intended as the reeeivisg vessel at that station.
The following u comparative number OF in the
port OF Mobile the nth Nov Of each year menoa ned:
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ingo Rogers do; Adelaide. Gard, do Sarsh Stewart
nooming Youth Mitchell, dol New England Davis fght
CHARTERS Merida Drink dol Roundout, Durham, repg
Sanxa Patterson do; St Clair Putnam diseg; Rszh Bliss
90 Wavery Arnold do; rowhaitan. Griffith do; scotland
do; Psiades Young do; Nashua Pollard a.. su-
GLOBE simmons do; 0heron Mitchell do; Two Sisters Park
nova LINING do Fame Pratt, dol Doras, Scott James
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Newark Mechanics, Hall Association

IL BY the AUTHORITY ofhe Directors of Newark
les Hal Asssciata, the following Cert-
hcstcs issued by them. made Ia order that the public
fully understand the nature Of their security
theirpayment.
The Company chartered by the Legislature of New
Jersey IN Feb 1885, with capital OF S75Uoo
OF erecting spacious Hotel much needed city, The
Stockholders have paid n $4,000 the stock
building far advanced that be r, adv
for by April And the charter coners on
ney the Directors deem preferable 10 negoote loan
Their than 10 require from the stockholders the
rnen OF all the remaining nstamens although these in
mens viii constitute uad applicable the paymeHt OF the
loan certitcaes now about being issued.
The Cehcates are IN small sums, to reader them
thus obtained, will be enabled TO give pioymsn a rum
Der OF mechanics during the winter and their
early the ensuing ready for public accommodation
All inc Companys property pledged TOR the paymest OF
the certificates the first Of December I7S9 And the sd
uona privilege Is also given 10 holders certificates the
anona OF $780, at time ,sf cons eting thu OF
The Company tor that amount bearing interest
cent payable halt yearly secured by proper
~ OF the Company. This provision similar 10 the terms Of
the " - Treasury notes issued since and entities
the holders Of certifcaest fund them In OF $780,
per cent bonds mmed aely receive payment on the Isl of
December 1885 thus giving the advantage usually eyter
ed, OF consolidating the certificates in bond
ceiyrg sx instead OF one IL desired preference
deferng payments for the small certificates TO the
Der, 1889.
real esiae which constantly improved by the application
the proceeds Of the loan IL ques oned with
the amount ocapta pledged the security certificates
ample, and individuals and companies are best
qnanted with the affairs and objects Of the ocaton prompt,
~ receive them.
All ri which is respectfully submitted
:, ny order, sILAs MERCHANT, sec'y.
Newark, Nov. 9TH, 1897. nct Sc
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HOUSE OF nEFKEs II MENr,

NO n ANN srRrFT
tpues heretofore supply with the deca-
es Of the season served u the best The quality
OF the vands and his moderate evident
s Patronage which the public are pleased daily 70
to merit It's continuance that epu.
,sen for excellence and accommodation, which has
loss time m,n'ained ns.lm- d. swEENY.
m.nt for the public sale OF Horses Carriages NC Nos 65
ans Watt s. at the junction OF Canal ~ between Huasoa
TIE prepreors respectfully inform their friends and the
regular public sale ofHor.e Carriages nc They law. sres
ed upos The site n their old established and Wen known
Livery Stables, commodious building four stories
covering go feet Of ground fronting Watt
care and sale OF horses carriages, as.
Regular sales will take place Friday Of zach week
lorses other articles Intended he sold this place
be esered the day previous TO the sale that they
they have aons for horses At Livery
% can be received Immediately The greatest attention and
private -a,eLuaa regularly engaged watch pre-
sie.s@. =" WIN ". JxNEwxY.
,THDMPsON's SURGICAL TRUSS Ed.
The unparalleled success which has suended the application
81 this Truss curing which had bsen given hope.
With perfect 1ra ease and s. n da p ars ~
% ,sa ss sss ana ~ ss %
other ~ss x u asp or TO s%y
sss 81 rp sEsjs%N Sssn % Kr. street
sA 1870 rs: sa so s1s
N New Lnglsad constasuy on hand the Strangers Ell
change oce ~ wall street. for city safety Fund notes.
Gold silver and bank notes Bought sold the best
terms and all kinds oobank notes examined gratis with
pleasure. n2.imt
'NU I'll. i.ADIh S-Mufs, Boas Capes, Peerines
I tc.-C. WATSON, l54 Chatham st. has on hand an Gle.
cant assortment Of the above articles which afford In
sell reduced prices and respectfully invites the attep
ton OF ladies who DESTROYS Of securing their com
fort through the coming winter the least pos be expense IN
h stock ~ Dressed Fur consisting Of article in the line
which be confident will be found unsurpassed In the city
regards quality or chespness.
Ao fr cloh, velvet and fancy caps Of the latest and most
approved patterns
Ladies Furs altered and repaired and every article 10
loe w. maize ~ order. CHARLES WATSON
~" Np- ~ Chatham =.
hEpiLh OEf Pow nEE-For remo,ine soper.
- NJ usbar from The lace, and neck single app
csunah ctst purpose without pain injury shin
which or The contrary ssn whittier soner than beore
srcond spp ;auon DESTROYS the ~ the hair
nlsw' Ne. LAMoUREUx, 577 Broadway.
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Prices Of Wheat and Flour,

Weather cold, which has added frmness the market
Our quotations. tennessee, $3.50 973 NJ York city
U.s. 50 s7l $780, Chic, 80 Southern $40 rye -four ST.
which is advance meal S537t; wheat 81 Northern
rye, los corn eli Northern barley CSC. Mary land
IL
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Transactions today in favor of buyers We
decline of all quotations. Tuesday and to-
day Market dull Advces received today from Have
rather dscouraging, having declined centims
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H(lOl< . a =: EplNC


Chamb, rlain's Commercial School
FRINGE and Mercer sts on plan essentially
radically different from the prevailing this
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on domestic and foreign, comprehsndng examples OF
TRANSACTION tba may be exported
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ny anticipation Tor every difficulty likely arise Counting
House Instruction communicated in
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involved In the transactions be recorded performed
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himself and II his previous arh Setcal knowledge should
prove TOR this he will receive particular
adapted To the occasion
Invoices account sales accounts and the corespon
dence connect with the transactions composing
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be required from the student When number shall
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