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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

n % cougrtuaiofy msr.inS Of lie Democratic pnril
of iancuta couufy Indiana, he'd Pursuant Co ir NIor
neiIce. IL tie Cogr House in Gteol,d on te 9Th d.,
oi Aoy. lcll G.i.,ial john Ailso, called 10 tic
char, ho "a his usual and hafpl slated ihr OBJ
lccoi iie meeting, when Dr.. y ll-n Dye "a, appoint
ca stcsctny.
Ca motion iia; the char appoint committee Of ise
To dian preamble and resolution, expressive oi ihe
Views aud g. e.s- g iie ,.ioeiiug. j~e.h Chapn1n. X
= Riley ltichad Williams. YIN. Anderson aud Robert
km>oy wtfc appointed sad committee. who aHer i,w
aia- absence returned and reported uc following pre-
ainble aNa Io.o!uUon> to-Wt:
NuiHrAs, Mc ha,e frequently heaiG tie significant
CO, mss. - lo L. james -. Polk
Ets5r ef, tuat We have no disposition 10 withhold
uaial iaorilai.su from n,leh les iion l,i,,a
Baor-. Ish pro,coni-'s. or fi1se WHO ~nfid cslrc
10 profit by the handling al proceeds oi tse scs % i'
public bands. 81. Sc therefore answer iiai James
fo!k Is ,he people President 'ieei.
IS aefeas ih. questions II L : Bank. ,se Tamil of
- tie disiflnon az the rlocetas q" iDc >s> % lh'
public lands - I'D sfsi'n ol All fi iu .'"''ii's .t
'fruutl Is tie British and L ,i.icci Tie t,-'iar-
ton o! ia, --ssd ia ie Coi-iin''iol, ii'e N'i3 So
the hafntatle aHntNaton 81 i'Aa- % iir 80
-ta- IT,, policy al .uriis tl"n l1n-. are -ti 0,
warh Ntir iul, and fis. o. tore ia' people, and u.s.,
ssc> h.,s,r,n Tic ls'o .aslt,- iaal' il's'.n
ouueq s'f.e- 40 sala. Iasia i-i-.. "a. ii ii'e
d-.risuan s., ,u. 20 as lia fi Ia.'' 81 - i"' l''"t
oc,ni aary ID pua d. t, i.-ta. 'n I'd ine veto '.
flr Wing, s.,ie tie allie .ad z.l H, a.1n,af's lAe
Democrats 49, han,sty ops 'fl,siu i.noi ia
as. fhc l.l.. of or naturalization a p iae Dom,ias
in he affirmative lhe Na-- iu tire li.- ...tc ihef--se
he.n- .if', nad-. t'c .l II i'ie Artfcn people r
to- ois'r 90 dispute DO 3 al - ie i.anN 10 d if-
lore
H.fr,d Tint tic araf4le IL IT,, D.snocrai,, PC
doe % John Tyler aud ili oar iiaui, De- rendered 10
han for tie bold hun and ,li,,.. tD.t d. rn-
coun'ercd resisted, and Huzli'i 'hat m""-i'r unni i.r
Democratic af's sei ii-A"t "til'e AROUND ~ n''
aud >lulneicd u ioetcr aud u proper tune So ~ii
more tlan express oir aisiifuar-
Esoeea. That tie present Ta.ia should o. SD met-
fra q. 20 bear EQUALLY 81" aii
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ry Mr. Conduit, bin i1r tie relief uf Nam Mathews
passsd "a second r. aiding
By Mr. - lo authorize WA Jones and Harvey Hoo
yer 10 erect rri dam the Wabash passed
a second reading
nfsoi.foRs
Bv Sir ian.bfck that the Auditor Of State report 10
The House hov much has been received from collectors
their annual sediments of tie five per cent penalty
since the vosg 1910; adopted
y, Mr Wright az Wayne. as 10 the oHFcdieacy OF
amending the law - that suits may Toe commenced an
the townships where the debt contracted and where
tie defendant nav o. found nhich ne, adopted,
ave, -. no's tO.
By Mr. MeG-ushy for amendment TO the schoo!
law adopted.
b, W. lambric' tia, he lsenio State report de-
ialod ia;en., Of las travelling expenses, clerk hire,
& 10 f'c House.
Bs Nlr liachman, FOR an amendment to The read law
adopted.
By Sir Sopici. for reduction of tolls on Perogues
and canoes on The Wabash and Tie canal adopted.
4, Nr Rose that VI k Hull have the privilege ofth
Use Of tie l tbs evening II deliver an anil-safe-
~ and ani-Nai.yc American address not adopted.
Ga motion, TIE House a. ouincd.
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SUPREME CorHT OF INDIANA.
CASES prrFR,ivrD II rur NovrNnrE TERN loiA
Rs5or,.4 fr fse Isai4aa safe sss.,aei
"a I. a. KiEEsrsn, IA
lRIpAY. Dec. 6

q.
Tie Becrd If Commissioners Of Johasoa Couaiy
.NsikcH Il a. Error 10 Tie Johnson C. {. Opinion hy
SuLrivAN }. y given county commissioner IA
consideration at the lpnlumtn by them, Of an lnti-
vlua 10 The office OF collector oi State md county
nue.. i Ncd - being against public Policy
By the common lass the sale # Offices OF public
'ure i forbidden a having tendency 10 icmi officers
to abuse iior pow, or by bribery e. iorouS b, hirh
they may be reimbursed for Tie expense The!
getting their places. Judgment a4smtd.
Rogers r. Perfpe Error to the Clark G. &. Opinion
BY DEWEY j. To an action CON isHced before a Justice
the Peace o. prcnsssory noic. against tie maker
consideration that the latter would convey land to him.
and alleging that The payee had 10 tile To the and aud
Ind nc ,r made the NaIce does not Jus
tee # jurisdiction OF tie cause Judgment cgvmod
.NrDormqn JsNis0a. Error to the Na,ne {. {
cpniun D., Ni..cKroEu J. Debt "A lromssory noie.
pler. l'ii the sdetaion OF the note the plau
III undertaking. b, bond convey the defendant
certain tract of land at tie plaintiff ne''r had any a.
Ne 10 the lind Nc Replication cover lcug FIST obian-
ed Of the bond 10 convey tie and) The bond shown
ON oyer WAS fr he pa, ieni of crTiau of monct
couUcncl Tor conveyance OF The hand to tlir defend
AM ca or before particular da, five notes
~iuLl he laii full gwen by The defendant to the
plahii on reasonable, request 81 The defendant arA
~ hs and chars HeiG on demurrer 10 The rep
caiion liza, The bond gwen oyer being pat Of the
plea. and hsis different substance, ir Tie bond fss
described IN lie plea, 'he la was bad Jr'Fmfat re-
SATURDAY. Dec =
Parceu .l@ar. 1fo.nas e ~. Appeal fom The Knox
= G. Sfnon Us SULLIVAN J. /" authorize "a cst' -,
he san o',ranod for must be certain, capable Of be-
lug reduced 60 a certainty.
cou'faoi 20 a.! specified rent IN Indann Scrip IS "a
contract 10 PCS ~ property. The ssluc 81 Which aaciu-
Sing AMI uncertain. anl OH such contract, the audosd
caunoi di,'rain. JadelqrRf r,rsrsd
Tie s'efe htrsr. Efror 10 ihe Fountain C. c Cpin-
iaa ~ DEWEY J. \ plea ~ aaai,mrui. that Tie grand
g,fs " ho found an Indictment. were selected o., the
hoard ot commissioners tiie saith day 81 A'ay and
ta4t iAcN lad aubuiii, make he sr',iion ii'
day. is bad ior MT showing tni i4c SSH. dN 81 Nay
was not IA, uded Ia The alas session Of tie boa.d Jsc-
renf y,r,ySfd.
Cr,p,aterd ~. r. s.aa'iin Error to the yanac,burg
{. {. Opinion ~ i'rtctrouo J. Iy u ic.~e 81 read
c,'aic c.oeucd tg the d., and see uua,tloir seals
rr wear. the time fN,d .or Sire ra,nltni ~ thc last
hair vars rca' was he fist = flreHy. ~. Nc'f
iiai faoi Evidence that tic said not due uni
the q - 81 Anrri ! II, iuadnis-iale. H,if aiso
that the landlord "a such ease. had preference Ga SAID
rent o,,r cNscution ic,iod On he jst If February
J ~ "n the ienani- goods. Jafgmfnt cB'rnCd
Oevsired .lsiasa. Er,or 10 the Cafl. C. c. Jade
..lsf Uf.fist'.
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P'eer to ole.. ei,oh til n ,.as, r .4,v, u.4s
complete.
Air biasemore creed viI ''ss .-aa.-sa '-~-u ~
porte and would flrt~r mark. t.ai -, 9lliIgn,
a. now N1rced, tas in nrsn.t'nse So p te torstitu-
uon' sta'ilg tae. place and nlaarT ~ The most
explicit terms. ard h.fe is nj a- 10 Cost 'rt
thai require tae ~ - Il say ta oa tie su' iec
air Sfr3ns d sac g rrlY # sp.a.on tor SO could
not 20 ln-o a elect al-lcn. laval haarh gem
tlsaea n III. 5ier on tis sv' ieci. Crea.,r uen
tian h.m-sf .ai al.i.fel fiom gentlemen C.earel-
u Ken, had inf-rpr,. ed te Ceasti.uon % q. u.
'lat tic election saeeld - r-ase III .ts Legilltlfe
c7nac. T.ir .et.., l.si..ere being ~ - .i, tn
sttl,i5I. re- wae sorry - bear tie c-y # pity
rai-ed - q. ~ ocoa .oi.-4catnely .-ak1s ID i
rcnl1 ri,3 about l.ro ras. 'cs.ev, and y ftty
too, that lsl f.osri5ed eyry Democrat. even tF'tn
g. IT, scfr man who n..a 9,- iIes Wy ~. es.i-
f,incr n s- 10. iip~e, iiiat iav.. sr and t'a
sutton + mest b .ffmr. 4 unler fa1t. Iilaree
a ,acsury a. t..o otca - S-na.oft ~ cir. nor viii
there tc uA.l tic lil IL March next bit te.a Is
vacancy in tie Csc u ore Of err JUDGES 1hol
-.hv aex.. o. t.4.r &c election ii s.fi.frr
tfr -ao q sion f sa.i-cs 10 gentlemen Wish
10 in,t. tie dietary int 70 party purposes
We O. r.a -mea fear Certainly u3t tl.s Demo-
cra,s; l1f g. + are m liz minority by ue II - ~
ten vo-s. i.sT ceraia.g must Ter i.seiiste,s and
wls o. re- IRE COR rd eI-fy observe ter Iuf oscs.
1r Haze.r.g Was pisa. 20 e, See d. discus son pro-
gress. - long IS 7 wis co-ha = - te constitutions
question. IL orr - L.s Gems. ali h.
0Dblc friend lInM Chr a..rds ilr.rf. IT, bait..d
the resolution - fore inc Eoaec fro. u for c.e-r
conting. ny In gard 10 PROSE. q,.an y o.c o.
Ger al lae l;Dse as s, all t.e tas. fox n Dem .f.f.
IN the - ssrsi oilers. be knew n3thrr =: teir
politics. Re sliffd 10 leer sf-g .coas osfs- 20
against rae.l r. 81 Gas Hose. T."ge iauss 3.
sorne'lsng reg GA tie Iaft II gen.i aen NO were
80 peculiaIiy sons fyc.
inc cres,.n 5..ag use ;aten vliI sle If.u.o r.
cpro-a,r tic is...a af,he sesas.. ef4 - aa-fd-
ut - tn J. iss Afr 90 aio t.it cl.c..U.
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n .e ,i Tie az l.a 10 ronEnet .efs 70 their .stc-
v. townships you ported lie ss'errirsii- n -" al
HuckahY IN d.caunc snch a. W. i '.ini 'a-l 4'p
nisnndeI stood ne. took he gfoufd iaat ie -aead
mem offered by Nr. Gregory uneot-u -
any free While leTson vino lbs been 10 ~ eiie fte
year. cas entitled II vote tie cit;y s. I-ie .o cn
resided, heier he had been isre r. days r. ID o. f7
expressly stated that. would uci arg iie aan gnes
ION. / Voted fr TIE resolufirn--ro douh,ing ihe
a!liy of such law. - iilat you VII MT
ders'ard me rs attaching aiaiae % Jon. Tie on,
wonder . that you Do NOT make more mistakes
Dec. : 1Sii Yours. &c \. l.. OSBORN
The resolution of Mr.. Siapp 20 provide for speed
collection Of deis sitter The 4h Of lniy next, i@red
those contracted after Tia. the and wooded lie
resolution he offered
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t;..crno..a r,..-rrc.

CC3-Nc ~ Tie tIatsrno.' Aic -ece from the
Richmond Jeicrsoa.aH so g. rs Il dee n-ss - has
1ccn received n ioan ff..n Indianapolis. Why is
tas, a.es-l-. Editors cf Gle lofra aaa S.ac Sga,i-
ael p t. gae Comfy Z a-a.
We iae oily 20 s.a'c dat Tie manuscript copy was
10, frl iu.o ~ herd. ml O'Clock Ia TIE evening
,fsr Jelt,is. W understand that there were i~o
Ms. e. ,.,s, tl.a-h " never SAW Bat on..
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matter @. great importance; a. decide Wlstacf
United le elected the present
si3a, .f ea,u ;.at WOOL nrg 90 against The resou
ua incf Lsve some o.acr q j.. n sc" Than the mere
lesiaty a special IreS4-cns qui'o'cs upon The law
their ons O. &c, must be to poefa-,iuaie the time aud
isV 81 ilc trtion. TIE erection 90 judges
no. - .n vl n! nrafcc IS iae election u senator
SIR. N.iliey suf reI - Tie remarks o. tie gu.
t'ou.aa oui Keox. any law ssy or oeel intimate
,hat e i.,s --ure oush' - ilo tas election cf L. =
Senator teiose ,oi,d judges suy Other oceIs NJ
Il was disce souars ~ih iae leai-aiuie. lie. Mr. r.
ready - afo thar eecloa ina eda'e y-ttofc
were fi'l,a. Lcre ftges1ntitg Democfaie counties
that would -.epr.~ he val e her constituents
called ufon - i;s inis-hsse should ~ in
suceI - sole 90 accordance ah hat verdict which h7s
gone t'rih- lie gentleman foa Knox gravsy charges
TIC Democrats wish attempting to siase oil the election
simply because iicy woa into tie election Tins
early period the lii thai gentleman frg
the course ~ lufsue IN SAP. The gentleman from
-. - oh, ct that Use favor OF posiponns The
election 20 The Text pn ard # his mcGoTy served BIN
sh, lie gentleman from Knox aeut u.lh him - s;a.e
If iae election. li.re Mr. q. real Che ur, al OF
he senate ~ 1928. which showed taat aheu tic
luton from Ia Il use 20 ii'o the election 81 l. s.
atas cac ~, Nr Ewing moved @ All ARA and VIXEN he
que ;i'' was tahc' ga cofcnffifg A'ssr- AkeT Buell.
'oirei Cotton, Dc.f,gs, = wing EsVs Farmer. II fit
Moi1an N.uai, Od,i. Paarr Reeve ail Stanfnd voted
aral,.t H. Tbs. sid hr X oecurrtG the , isy
January tie session Gfa"iuc 10 co-e ai %
MS necessary 10 90 into election rcue % s..
iir MIR r., well recoec'ed the tie from
~ Joseph pnF.u,d 10 slave II the e'tcliia ~ cch
# length BE uscc his patty with "a the eequ,urc
of postpone election, and rc.er the
Whole back 10 TIRE lcolle. IN gentleman ~ p,s
% to Linn Mr. r. tia i be- - Dei4a-ai. would o.
iar pes irs Tat o'ec'en he ()slfer- " big waut
ta he same. Int gent ciutn sad Air L. visited ii-
VIDE ilc IT, lau- tiiiy ard seemed have - .r he
oausr be thought tie S'-'e was dee.lsiy Nhs. Re.
Ar H.. hel 30 fears entertaining oiuiln, BE did.
tia' iir state &. Tsc lu. ic could not 60 for
posi- n.na Tie ceeioi because II MS the duty 81 thu
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AFTERNOON s-.ss.ox-
The resolution pending when The Serae sdi,urnel-
TIE question being on tie anenlsaeni Of Nh. 9th.
Mr. Chapman II l.. made remarks in the course
OF wieh lie took occasion quote from jsrsons Man
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REFINED SUGARS

REFINED SUGARS.
WooLSEx AMP W2q RsgiXfE Sp { ,hs sss OFF, than
lowing low pnecs, VIZ:
pc9ssed m 90 &c oas ss1 ssssna a cent pa
The above packed n, f1lows
S Ississ p ' sSs, s{S packages
Apply TO the NewYoyk Patent Sugar Refinery co,rst o:
South and Montgomery sEee.z. OF Il y Wall street
B-Ords OF the city r1ls Be accompanied By n re-
mIttS1ce. nj Il
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Low price OF Three Shilling.

- EADER! We sell three shilling bottles; that yop may
" know that of the hair humbuSs OF the day
a, 81. We expect you buy it more than war
rantit the following quaes will force thu haf
D grow on any part where Nature intended hair 10 arOw stop
il hns off, cure Scnri D1ndruh. and mike light red OF
groy hair grow DARK oI The hair soft and silky DC
thing exceeus this il indeed the most economical yet
peor article made for the hair II chsnper than tho ,ra
called hair h and vii Keep the hair in order with
plicaton twice Us long rs any other article nude
Sold-pr;ce or shiings boue-et tho sign OF the
American Eagle 81 Ghntbamstreet HewYork i Fulton
phllale!DhIa
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Memoranda,

brig of about 800 ton, called the Froc. launched
Baltimore on th 18th ut She intended for caes be,wecr
die.ea, the Chinese seas snd VIII leave Bain0',
abJul the 18th inst, for Bombay and Carfon
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Arrived,

sehI Emma, Cole, days from Baltimore fouI, tobacco.
&C. TO johnson K lowdcn
SchT Margaret Vcsom, dayr from Baltimore. -four,
bncco, Sc, 70 james Hunter.
len s. Paxson.
Schr Raritan from Baltimore. corn.
Sehr Elizabeth, Wiley, Philadelphia. with rze, bound
Salem put in here for IN anchor.
Schr Samuel lnsbam. DOa,,. Wilmington. NC, with naval
'' Sehi Rieazi, Eliot, Richmond. with corn.
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TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY /.
u RENADMAY LIP STAIRS-E IyIIrrE ,z..nli !.


u BROADWAY. UP STAIRS.-E WHrrE would Ire.
spect5 call the attention Of citizens ana strangers visiting
the city, TO his splendid collection OF Dagueeoype Portraits
single from to II the plate
which for beauty and accuracy OF cslusetUn sur
pa.Sed Portraits taken al kinds of weather either with
without the eoo he press OF wieh be M, reucedso those
The American Institute al is late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the FSt Premium for the best agusrrsctype Likeness
nr Groupnc and general eject, which but smother proof
to the superiority OF his Portraits.
MIR. bite sole agos In New York for the very superior
imported German CameT4A and other establishment
the city or state can they be obtained.
N B--hnpote6 German Cameras, also French and Amer
caa instruments of the reyy best quality with Plates. Case
Chemicals Polishing mAteTiak, &c.
Mr. Whites Csse hnauactov beng the largest and
extensive IN the United States he enabled from the quantity
he mannSctures 10 sell DsScerreo;ype Miniature C.ses &c
cent lower sn ether bocsc Tia uuica. sISyc
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Bark Hualeo Turk. Island bnss Charlotte South America
Falcon Bermuda: Dimon. Charleston; Nm Boothby. Wind
June St sso de Cuba Talma Havana: Vcissco, 81 Angus
u e. and c,bcrs. Wind WSW.
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LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary. 49, 49, jis .
DEITZ, BROTHER & co.

I SrOUYEEEI. & cos Mandatory of Cut and Psir
a GLASS OF every description: Solar, Lard and Campt
Lamps warranted patterns Of Girandoes Canenb
Brake, ron one 70 Twelve hgh Hall Lamps
repaired and Ienhsd equal to We call the attention
regard To prices and quality Of articles.
Constantly on hand complete assortment of all the above.
Glsss made and order All articles mntched To every
pattern Factory No . Gold street, n. Y Whnlstaie and
Retail Store. No. John g. near Broadway.
ault erns J. STOLYENEL q CO.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

L'IRST PREMIUM ERREOTYPES.-PLUMBR,
l. DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT PREMIUM CoLoRED
PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 Broadway, above Murray street. New.
York, awarded the Medal, tSnr FIRST Premiums ad
" Highest Honors at the Exhibitions of the Institutes
Mass chse New York and Pennsylvania. respectively for
most beautiful coo!ed Pictures and best Apparatus
hibied.
The Tribune Of this morning the following rcor.
rect statement reference the awards of the American In
stiute on Saturday last:
The premium for the best specimen of Dasueeotype
lksnesses was awarded Ia Messs Anthony, Edwards & Coz
The true version IS this
To MesSrs- Anthony, Edwards & Co.: Piumbe and 10
Mr. Brady. each Diploma fsr superior specimens OF Da-
guerreotypes- "
The Institute did no; decide rao;e were the be,t but
lie that point now respectfully challenge the above named
gentlemen (nnd The or!G) to tra of skill each compel
tier 10 DEPOSIT Ike less than hundred no!
exceeding one thousand dolnr,-and the whole be awarded
By ev1apef committee to the owner OF the best pictures
Oct. g. 1871. loSal JOHN PLUABE, Jr.
NTEW-YORK DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALE
RY corner OF Broadway and Fulton Futol.
third door from the conerwhere may had miniatures which
9r beauty OF ooio tone and effect all recommend
thenseives and II not superior equal that
been heretofore taken. MIR B. does claim superiority fo
hse but eaves his pctIveI to the criticism JUS, and in
eehgent public. who well ange invited 10 call
the Gallery. before elsewhere. whether they in;snd t
ting not
Lkenesses in all warranted give satisfaction ano
coloed most beautiful and in which Mr. B. does
claim superiority, il beng flied by and pracuca
Taken al weathsrs from 81 to II. lnstyuc
uons carefully given In tie AT
OILS Inns NIB BRADY.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 6
ClccQred

Ship Emerald, Howe. HAVE, Wn Whtloek: j.;
Sehrs FLORIDA, Read, pancn. Z NJ Demili; n NJ Fowler
Reed. Washington. MITCHELL Catherine Wilcox liscor,
ton, NC: l. McCtoady: NJ Smith. Tew. Post Prince
4 C. Brown Il Co.
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RnOK.KEEPING. &c

* c. MARSH. Accountant, respectfully nnsonnse, thas
his Cnratinr Rooms NO. y Cedar sree' commune open
from a. NJ. To F. NJ. ~, nj
In tse study Of Bookkeeping e. il is taught BY MI lash
avery puu kesps IN practical manner eopta set
Of partnerks books embracing oil the difteren, business
TTa cons OF good mercantile house, he becomes FAMILIAR
ating the books tra balances balance shee hccouns
current and with various mercantile cacuaons E ih'efes
discou IT. equation OF payments. exchange. &C.
In Of instruction person OF good cspacy WI
become competent Book-keep and VIII receive ce'
cafe IN that effect No one is taught in class
MERCANTILE WRITING 'hsTonsh ccu ~ , 5I pre- Pre-
proyerient Specimens OF truly mercantile style ay t' Teen
at the ro0ms. .I,.;,o1 =, 81,
Prospectuses. with tems, hours, &C may DC oDS d" '
rooms day and evening. ,r,oor.
The Science OF Double Entry Bookkeeping SiHipn1ea'
llth edition, 200 pages octave; pnce 81. -, HI:
The An of Single Entry Book KeepB. Improved III ed;ton,
la pages octave; price 10 cent?.
For safe ct the books.ores and al the rooms
MI MANN offers his services opening closng. or WIRING
ID honks: g Cedar AtIeel. up STUN. ID
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Disasters

Tic Steamer gress aryed yesterday report, seeing fell
rugged brig nshorc near Cspe May They long distance
from he, al the time of passing, End could not recognize OF
what nation she belc2ged.
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n,7u GOO What wouid DC COMPARISON Wiz
healthy State fss itGG, CSgss GSds o sp
, shm' Efcut pTeaiSns Tcshnc R.nr N he Ihro,
iiyeI t,nmpieint Be- Dir SNAYNE'S CoAlPOt NJ NJ
1,se ~ yasdci,es 0ny prepared by Dr.. SWhfNE, Al,
censt Of EIGHTH and RACE streets Eli Ia
tIs h Warner S Biescssr. Of Mine,la ,;ree
and r. A. Sands Church D;pen,ay Ss Boyer; cS, areo o.
picrce Harrison 30 Broad street NsyaIs II sSnS,n
tVas;nstnn street and Rans0n steven, 30 @ WsshInE.
tnn street Boston W. H. Ps!rco A5snY ~ T. eld b,cs
r. Pnll Nm AZ River street. Troy, Il. y ai4 op2
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR LNITlATORY COUNTING ROOM.

2f BROADWAY, CORNER OF mURRAY-STREkT.
,HE OBJECT Of this Institution to InpaI fhooush
ca Arithmetic and qualify Gentlemen for the practical duoes
Of the desk. Private instruction gwen required. Rooms
r gembers OF the Mercantile Library Association are
1pes,ed to apply TO the Librarian at Clinton HAIL. who VIII
furnish tickets OF admission under the arrangement made with
~ References may be had at the Academy to Bookkesp-
en- Merchants and Clerks who have been audens during the
q For sale Jones's Principles and Practice Of Bookkeep
ing 8yo h. This work adopted in the r Academic In
ti;utions in country 1t also repubahed in England,
and extensively introduced there. ol 3n~
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To BE LET.

STORES IN BRoApWAY TO LET.-In the PARIS
IA inn Bn7nar No ~ Broglwny-the proprieors IN
G order that the BazAn should be convenience 10 me
public hive reduced the pcf Of their tan o 10 a ne liant aio
further particulars apply at the Bazanr no
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Public Stock Exchange. Nov. !

Sales OF Real Estate. Nov.
By Holiday & Jenkins.
cot,cge with 20 acres of land, the Railroad De
pot, Jamaica. L. l.. with two story house and
barn. sold TOT. WIZ
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paCFESSDR OJ.MSrsnDS PATENT STOVES
Por Churches Halls. FarlorS. Sofes Nurseries,. &C.
large and benu,fu ont Of those Stoves OF new sat
np hrHns i-r Halls Pafion &c together with An 81
of other dtsirube Stoves for burning wood esa
have been made tis aud hose whnt o Stoves w
you'd ingite % assortment bsfore purchasing
where Stoves repaired ard put up ut hot s0ce. ssd sh
kinds Of sheet iron work made To order by
81 En- TROWBRlUGE 30 Mater 81. oesr rultoa.
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NOTICE s hereby given that Election Of Drstog ne. Il
Howard Insurance Company will 30 held At tne PIC 81
1874 commencing at u O'Clock NJ AND closing at
n [n6 tin LEWIS PHILLIpS. Seessssp' .