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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-21
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In the Vlcksburg Sentinel Of the 18th
inst, we find {" The YAzoo Cry WHIG" TO
be the leading subject of remark, and the
Editor devotes over a column Of his filthy
sheet in a most scurilous, mean and cons
templibe attack upon us, in answer to some
remarks of ours, week before last, on the
character of the New York Herald and the
Vlcksburg Sentinel, Ire vulgarity of which
almost forbid US to suly our columns with
even an extract from the billings>gate black.
guardsm Of which it consist. Yet the sen.
titnents we entertain towards the writer, are
rather those of pity than indignation. The
wouod .be.Editor Of the Sentinel must. ex>
cuse US for refusing to waive rank as gen.
tIeman for the purpose Of holding cOntro.
versey with him, an imported hireling,
whom certain clique picked up in Natchez
and located in Vicksburg, and purchased
him press and types, for the purpose Of
abusing the wisest and best Of American
J citizens, and sting the bosom in which the
viper has been warmed into life.
In the course Of his abuse Of US, the
writer SAYS
People half made up, with few Oppor-
lunities for improvement, and who have
never had an opportunity of visiting forN
eign countries, are always lavish in their
abuse of foreigners"
1t is certainly 10 be regretted that aoe
J have not had San opportunity of visiting
foreign countries; but we would ask this
. foreign catsspaw of the Sentinel, what his
opportunities to "visit foreign countries
wert? Was he not transported from Ireland
to this country? And how, and in what
manner did he leaUc this country to visit
Texas?
AS to our opportunities for improvement
we acknowledge they have been few, bur
J we believe we have made good use of them
= however. we admit that the stool>pidgeor
Of the Sentinel made rapid progress in NOR.
ais while in Texas, as bis present course
. indicate; so we have both probably improv
ed, he in knarery and blackgaardism, anc
we in morality.
The writer of this piece of scuriliiy, af
, ter forming cOpar.nership Of Us, the Con-
r stitutional:st, Henry Clay, Theodore Ere
,, linghuysen, and the whole Wing Party, 4
very strong firm by>the.bye), says:
i "This is a sort Of salvo for the moItifca
a ton they experience whenever they cone
!, in contact with gentlemanly, honorable an'
K intelligent foreigners or foreign born ci.i
zens."
: Whenever zoe ''come incontact with gen
tlemanly, honorable and intelligent foreign
IS ers", we treat them as gentlemen, many .
whom our warmest and best friends, VII
> we are glati6ed to see exercise all th
y privileges of native.born citizens, and hay
y never said word against suchi but vile
we ''cOme in contact with such foreig
e ,0help as be who assumes but does not con
,, duct the edilo-ial department q the Sen
.e linel.We treat him with the utmost contempt
and we are therefore, done Withthis puppy
h1 unless be attempts 70 use Che 'sseeR on U
: and should he do So, we viii serve hlm 2
= did a gentleman Of this vicinity some year
!. ago on boaIdof asteamboat while laying
our landing,
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REpUKE TO THE LocoFocos The Sun
bury American, IN Pennsylvania, demo
cratic paper, speaks thus of the ocofocos of
its party. They should read and profit by
it Cincinnati Gd4.
"The editor of the Gazette complains
that we do not call Henry Clay dueIlisl,
Sabbath breaker, and The advocate Of free
trade principles. We regard personal abuse
as the very lowest weapon of party warfare,
and we have always left il TO be handled by
these whose tastes sYmpalhze with the
means. 1t is only resorted 10 when the
cause is desperate. While we edit public
journal, we hope We shall not forget thai
we pretend to the character Of a gentleman
Besides, We oppose Henry Clay on higl
grounds, irrespective Of the man. If we
have moi attempted TO prove that he is the
advocate of free trade. il is because we have
some respect for our own character and the
intelligence of the people,"
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b harvested die plant being apparently
s.unted in It's growth, and much Of i alfea-
dy turned yellow and dying. q letter fe-
ceivsd By one Of our mercantile men from
Tuscarawas county, speaks Of The heasg
frost on the 2lst inst. having kllled me rye
the cherries and many other fruits, anu shal
The Hesslan fly was proving very destructive
70 the wheal crop, many farmers stating
their doubts whether they should be euaoied
TO harvest as much as the seed.
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steamer VOIant.

We are requested to say that the steamer
vO1ANr is now charging her usual prices
as heretofore for freight and passengers to
and from Vicksburg, as il is impossible to
live at less rates. Butin the event of any
regular packet coming into the trade, will
always carry freights and passengers at her
rntes. be they what they may.
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SDeciaI Election.

An Election will be held in this county,
on Wednesday the 26,h inst, for the pur-
pose Of filing the vacancy in the Probate
Clerks office, occasioned BY the death O
George Crockett, Esq
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Mr.. Van Buron'ss late viii be warming
to all double faced politicians; and proves
the truth Of the old pioverb, that "honesty
is the best ..olcy." In endeavoIing to catch
votes (not popularity, for that he never
could obtain) at the South, he processes in
private letters, not intended for publication,
and cnly coming TO the light by chance, to
be decidedly hostile TO the tariff, while in
other sections he is inducing the belief Of
being quite the reverse-and the conse-
quence of the exposure is, that "between
two stools he falls TO the ground"
American Wing.
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CO NJ MER GAL.
From, the N. o. Bulletin ofJune

From the n o Bulletin olJune Is, I844.
CoTToE.-The sales on Wednesday last were
reported at $500 bales; Thursday at 1000 and
yesterday at 5000 Prices each succeeding dav
in favor of the buyers, but not enough SO to alter
our annexed quotations, which we annex.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
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From the Washington Standard.
BY AUTHORITY.
A Candidate Wanted,

Sealed proposals will be received By the
Tyler Committee Of Nine" for suitable
candidate for Vice President, to run on the
Tyler Ticket
The proposals must state the amount Of
capital the person proposing can furnish, and
also the kind, "Fexas or Veto"
The residence of the candidate is not
important, as it is not supposed location or
any thing else can iniure cause that has
John Tyler for It's advocate.
Proposals will be received until the ire
annexation" takes place Address
JOHN JONES. of The War Office.
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nm ACCOMPLISHMENTS the payment
til tor ALL Advertisements viii BE
due after the first imsertiOm--thO from
y distance MUSl be paid for Ia advance
RY January Il 844.
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Thc NeW MirriOr.

We are truly graii6ed TO see what vast
improvements the enterprising and talented
publishers, Messrs. GEO. p. Morris & N.
P. Wills, have made lately in the appears
ance and literature Of the New MIRROR;
it now ranks among the most elegant and
refined periodicals in the United States, and
is indeed an ornament to the parlor centre
table, each number being embelished with
superb engraving. We should be pleas
ed TO see this interesting work have more
extended circulation in this section Of the
Union, and persons wishing to subscribe
for the "New Mirror, if they will hand
US their names, we will take great pleasure
in forwarding them TO the proprietors.-
Specimen numbers can be seen at this Office
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Nvhig principles and Measures,

Ist A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority OF the Nation.
"a An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO
LECTION 70 AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Bird. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, Embracing further restriction
on the exercise Of the VETO.
4th A faithful administration of the public
Domain. with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it amongnll the
States.
istraton OF the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of thought aud OF the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper Interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbent Of the presidential office to
SINGLE TERN.
with respect to the station which that portion
of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought to occupy in the United States, J
Hink that al citsels. natire and nGttraiised, NTH
out anu regard 10 their RESPECTIVE vOCATIONs should
enjoy such consideration society is due TO their
rirttie and Intelligence, their industry, s9bTiety and
general department" CLAY.
Let me not be msunderstood-and
entreat that may not be MIsREPREsENTED.-
! am NOT ADVOCATING the TeDiUaL Of a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. l AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CON
fhOMLDE ALL am 4OA AbthE WH"H ~
Southern man OF fair candid mind ever We
Misunderstanding 10 me country a TeUenue t0hich
may proride FIR the economical '0ani' Of h'
GjpernmeHi, and al The same time giving az
cideafal projection to ouT home industry. y
Speech of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March Isi, 1912.
LOCO FOCO PRINCIPLES.
Locofocoism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once tramPled IN
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, and the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the sword in The
hands Of the President; no credit; no papel
money; no Tariff; thirty millions
year public expenses, and nothing TO pay
high salaries to office holders, and low wages
TO laborers standing army in time OF peace
negro testimony in the navy party servlit!
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and reputation OF pub
ic engagements and public Liabilities"
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WnEAr CRop The FLY.We have &C

WHEAr CRop- The Fly We have ac>
counts from the Western Reserve. througl.
HE Cleveland Herald Of the 29th ult. This
paper says:
I'VE mentioned IN our last week s review,
that the Ay had made It's appearance in this
vicinity, in q large number Of the wheai
fields. We yesterday visited number Of
Them, and were astonished 10 see the effect
produced from the insect; on many fields
We should doubt whether half crop would
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Cant. TVIer--Tlae SDOils.

Mr. Spencer resigned the Office of Secre-
tafy of The Treasury, because having de-
clined to transfer s 1907 900 TO a confidential
agent on secret service, at the request OF
the President, without authority of law, that
officer sent him perempiory order 10 make
the transfer, law or no law. This Mr.. 5.
refused 10 do, resigned, and lief; the office
in q hours. But the money is said 10 be
gone, and much complementary ap~
piled.
Here IS another scrap.ofs history, which
may shed some light on the other. Z is
from the Washington correspondent Of tie
New Yo.k Evenlng Post.
About the lime of the meeting of con-
gres5, there we're loud complaints Of Mr.
Henshaw, for dismissing The laborerss at The
Navy Yards, and turningsof these poor men
with half finished jobs. An act was pass.
ed appTopfiaiing s 100, 900, with provisions
TOT reinslatng theseamen, at leastn theil
Jobs we're finished.
Well, the men. have not been set to work
but the money gone that and much more
has vanished. The use 10 which Il has been
applied unknown. The poor workmen re-
main withou employment ,or the President.
sympathy, and he unfinished jobs, station
airy.
An item Of $4,000 in an account Sc
limited as that for Naval repairs. to be Ut
terly wasted and wholly unaccounted for, il
the short space Of three months, ought Il
attract some little public attention! Blu
Congress is too busy in manufacturing sub
terranean political capital, % attend to ID,
concerns of the Nation - Gin. Gaz
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wheWi vvhewl. low hot it issls

How unhappy the poor editor that must
write, and the poor printer that must print,
both Of which duties, and occasionally that
Of the devil throwed in, we have 10 perform,
these hot days! The sun brings out sluces
of perspiratiOn, but the Wing must come
forth; and.while other human beings revel,
nay, even lay and soak in ice iulips, claret
punch, -whewl how hot! we mus, grab the
pen and INK, and gather up some ideas, and
scrawl them on paPer;-the types must also
be set up, and-Whew! how hOt!-if the
paper does not appear to aminute, the office
will be crowded, & the editor, printer and
devil, only think Of it, this hot weather, re-
ceiye no small quantity Of - for theil
exertions. o, bow pleasant, the thermome'
Ter at about ten feet and half
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YAZOO CITY:
Friday. June aI, 1914.

}. al srGWGNea G@aToR.
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VOL. Nv. Ne. Ia2

meath. A crnck running along the top, some twenty
fee, from the edge, is perceivable, and no doubt
some severe frost will throw the whole rock into the
abyss. There is museum of Indian cuTiosities
here; and an excellent Camera, which gives a fine
view of the Falls. Here are also the stairs TO de-
scend for the purpose Of going behind the Sheet
A very large number OF persons have been behind
during the present season-ladics well as gentle
men-and il is not considered dangerous.
In crossing the bridge Gust in the rear o! the Cat
aracl' on the American side) to Goat Island, fine
view OF the rapids is had which 10 many is at.ac-
tive as the Great Fall. Winding paths among the
trees take the visitor to various points from which the
American and the Horseshoe Falls can be SEEM
The Biddle Staircase takes him under the cliff. 1t
was here DR.. Hungerford of Connecticut was killed
by the falling OF portion of the bank above. On the
Yves, side OF the Island at the end Of a causeway
which leads out over the rocks tower has been
built from which the Horseshoe Fall is seen to
great advantage. A bridge formerly projected
Immediately over the abyss, but The ice has nearly
destroyed it.
A few miles below the Falls is the Whirlpool
which is a great natural curiosity. The Indian vii
lage the Tuscarora reservation also attracts many
yisters.
There are several shops at Niagara for the sale of
Indian curiostes and Indian bead and bark work.
but enormous prices are asked and the tourist ii
going 10 Montreal, will buy much cheaper there.
[Remninder Tomorrow
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WHOLE no, 1913.
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR TIE REMOVAL AED PERMANENT CURE OF |
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE |
STATE OF TIE BLOOD OR HABIT OF

i-hiH W s,.-.,S,--r<,
THE SYSTEM.
almost lncrecioss
OF diseases arising from impurities OF tne oFoo" @o
system Il has arrested and cured numerous cases OF SCI"
u. +-coo, diseases of the skin rheumatic Sou diseased
-; 81 40 A.. ,s,,,,. s,, t,.n,art of the knee elbow
treF. palhluI and dangerous e'ia' se"'e''' Va NC '
and joints chronic rheumatism sore throat chronic
disorders ard other diseases Arising from
-, .s.a,,,,.
,,s ,,onsv concentrated MI the Med,ci-
10 'n's p'epaa'o" "'e ssiV""' ~, - 49, i,
1sl properties ot Sasaparla copouhueu WIKI "'e auH
bic extracts the whole strength of which Is extracted on NJ
,;, r.,, ,,;rci,le rhe great object desired now
7'''e' 49, - -. ,,,,i- 49,. = ~ , con
c"mplished, IN the production Oh 'e'heH' W."
trolling over supposed hitherto heuiaoie DISEASES
mos, most testimony could be brought
:, . -, c I,,;yav ne r,.tin, hs ,,lrs a, an
forward povins mr'' conc'u'i'e'' 10 "'es4'Naoe ~ " "
active and curative medicine
Tn. following certificate recently received addressed
:. 49, 80, :, N,d,n O.. Jb. patient was greatly afflicted
- ,a "a %Is.roi sn,ss-hud rai v, non, ren.li,.
WIN N. ~ nc 10" an - - 80: ;,, % 40
without benefit and the afflicted are now Invited 10 iea"
what he say, IN reference 10 Sards's Sarsapari.la
Msp!Ss .s S Nave A dsiYed + So Haeh
Y. r iioi; IN, sa,.,,o-,jis Ise II a duty
80 ~, ~. community tn ma se The fact, 10 my case nnbc.
fy tnir year, with running sores and pe III
- On M lover aytrsnes and also suffered severely IRON
rercria .e, on other parts OF my body the effect
a." thew All awaited nothing until obtained bottle of Sandss
Sarsapal:a which found benefited very much. con
NM, idr for, INV own case have reason 10 be
S,,S,naia "a the ye-y best remedy for scroula
and mercurn o,es there IS entirely eradca,e the
from the system Aer four years almost continual suffer
M now find myself vel nisn-entir-y recovered.
49, Yours respectfully, WILLIAM BANKS;
The fowly interesting case presented and reader
,re, ~ re rsef persai Comment on such evidence
unnecessary. - 49,,
NANTUCKET. Mas 9Th mo; 81. lsli
A. B. & ID, SASps, Esteemed Friends-Allhoush an eniIe
Stranger 10 you feel liberty longer to deter the
OF great indebtedness to you IN
provdsnce OF my ine1prcssbe reei also urged to this
by rejecting that b, my humble teslnon
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Correspondeaee Lirncston q. c..

BUFFALO, Sept. IL. 1874.
There considerable competition among the trade far
Wheat day and the only invoice really the market
$500 bushels from Michigan Guy and Racine taken 70
IL shipped Immediately for the Rock for Touring
Below that point 70 Utica all have nearly ceased for
Of water The mills III Uswego and those
date vicinity the only running, and unless have
nn soon, crops OF various nds mus, suer greatly from the
drought.
Very little flour aaoat and sale below $3.50. The mar.
ket better ind holders having such light Stocks exhibit
~ little disposition to sell unless at advance from previous
quotations.
The cottage and plat of land connected herewith be-
longing 10 e. Johnson, ESQ. Of this city pu, under the
hammer To day IN and brought together good
y company 0i competitors Athe building lots DelwHeS
HdlOnlng the centre grounds, went of with 50 and
s3I per foot. fr private dwellings, Among the purchasers
Hon. A. Tracy, j. c. iinser, Esq and Win Williams,
all ean, capitalists md shrewd caicuators the value Of
real estne. The snle progressing.
The Missouri of Reeds largest boats. which has been
aground the Canada side of Lake Huron ioI several days
IS md i'm mort again.
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Passenrers Sailed

In the ship John .Nnturn. from Nto Orleans Mrs Hall
and three ciicon. Mrs Parsons and child r PamHe ady
rck Clifton. Levy Lonon. Fenday. Limerick, Remng-
ton Sheima.i Perkins, Phelps.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, SEPTEMBER 10
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Gladiator, Bunting. London. Grinne Nntun & Coz
Queen of the West, Woodhouse. Liverpool. Woodruff &
Minturn. .
Briss Ava Chase, Neuvias. Holt & Owen; josephus. Al
len, Savannah Durham & DimUn.
Scnrs Traffic. Rogers. BnltmoIe Compliance, Kelly, Bo
ton: Richmond. Cu.hnlnn. New Bedford; Gen Clnch, Kat
citle. Baltimore. B Gager
Barge Orb. YGpp. Philadelphia
Ayrtve,.
Ship Normandy spaldng from Newcastle, Eng. mdze. to
! yson & Judah.
prus,an big Coucordia Nlpeck from Newcastle via Lon
swedish bfrs Caroline jacobson 50 days from Stockholm
iron, tn Bunrmun. Johnston s. 20.
British brig Lord Lovat. Conan. days from Halifax. seal
skins and salmon. TO order
Brig Northumberland Strickland from Baltimore, -four to
Corning y Son. >,
schr Boton P,yne. days from Richmond. flour. to John
son & l.owten.
Schr T'homsc Martin, Bourne. from Virginia. wood
Scllr Mat. Nichols. tIum Boston, mdZe.
Schr VintnGe, Penn, frnm Boston indzs.
Schr aiaretta Cr0wel, from Boston. ridze
Schr Gen Knox. Smith, from Providence, indZe.
Schr EiZlbeth from Bottom, mdze
Sehr Echo, Snow. from 'Thomhslon lime.
Schr Yankee. from Ihnmnston. lime
Sclr Justice, Sleeper. from ThOmuston lime.
Schr Maze liner, from Tnomason lime.
Sch! Increase, from rhomastOn, lime.
Steamer TgIess. Hart, 10 hours rom Philadelphia
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The following sales were made yesterday at the
Brokers Board in Boston,
3hares Hamilton Manufacturing Co l04%-lOO East Rotcn
Co ll-20 do b4O l2-l43 do b30 l32u0 do bi5 1880
do. blw. ES5C0 do 2-00 do. BAN. l1.-50 do. 4n llf
20 do blw u5s-l00 do $50 BIB Norw and 0r Rid IS
p Rending 2i9E-50 do. b2m, 24l00 do 2l-2N Western
Sl-l5O do sSZ
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Prssnnc.ra Arrived,

In the ship Normandy for .yepc1sle EnC-Ms A No
be- Miss Noble. Miss Fanny Covington. and in the
IN Me brig Lord Lorat. from Haiuar-Sliss Donahoe
M! J l, Andersen.
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81 North American PhRIan1, Monmouth Co
y. j. address esdsvle p o.. 81 miles from Newly ork
steamboat OR U.s. from Fulton Market Red Bank daily duE
Agent ohc Phaanx New York. and may be consulted
business from 3i O'Clock P NJ his residence, No 10
Waker.st. iyI 3Ins
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Brighton Cattle Market. :. SEPT.

Brighton Cattle Market...SEPT. 10
At market 1850 Beef Cattle l50 Stores 1890 Sheep ard $50
Swine
pR1cEs-Beef Catae-Pce, continue ts decline gradually
We quote l qualify 81 Is 80 second QuGty So 70 81
third quality 81 IS 3 80.
.Stores.-A few sales only noticed.
Sheep-Du. Lambs from 81 II IS old Sheep from 10
81 70.
Suoine.-Prices have again declined. Prime lots pedde
more than half Burrows, ga ic Old hogs 81 &c at RETAIL
from to 5& cents. Boston Daily Adv.
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* Water Curc.-J. Shew NJ. ID. an author on VA
Cure, s Fourhs Broadway. regarding the system
by far the RATIONAL efficient and safest all Diseases
practices neutrality-suspicious. drugs of Kind. Dr. :. Is
making arrangements to open establishment in which
carry the system fully. The advised srutai
oisly ly2 3m*
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ROOK.kEEPING. &c.

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every pupil Keeps IN tie practical unne complete set
Of parfnership books embracing all the different business
transactions o good mercantile house. he becomes faMi
with all The books constituting the SET with all the documents
relating 10 the books trial bannce balance sheets ucconns
current and with mercantile calculations IN interest,"
discount equation OF payments. exchange. &c, II
In one course of instruction person 81 good capacity VIII
become competent Book-keeper and will receive ce
cate To that effect. No is Ught in class.
MERCANTILE WRITING "A thorough course Of pro
gressiye lessons which vii full in eec,ne valuable IN
Doyemen Specimens OF truly mercantile style may be seen
n this .,L,
Pro.pectuses with terms hours &c. may be obtained III the
rooms day and evening. ,- menus
The Science of Double Entry Book Keeping Smphlied
llth edition, 200 pages octave: p-Ice 81.
The Ar Of Single Entry Book Keeping improved, Sd edition.
l3u pages octave price 10 cents.
For sale nj tie bookstores md ut the rooms
Mr. Marsh offers his services in opening closing or wIIne
un hooks. So Cednr street. UP stairs. so1