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TWO TRIPS A WEEK TO NORFOLK
Portsmouth, and Old Point.


Portsmouth, and Old Point.
4 IN THE steamer OCEOLA. not sur.
passed in beauty or spsed by any
bat on The Pot,mAc, will Ieavs Washi' gton for
tho sbove places avery "Wednesday and Saturday,
at q O'Clock A. NJ. end Alexandra at half past O.
or after the arrival RI The cars from Baltimore Re-
turning. leave NoHorlk (,opShing At Portsmouth,
and Old Point) every Monday and Thursday at s
o'clock p. NJ. NO
or Passage and fsss, IS.
The Oceola will not fail to connect, going and
returning. with tho Por,smo1Ah and Roanoke Rail-
road and the Rchmond and Petershurs steamers
Passage and faEs 10 Richmond or Psserslmrg VS..
She will stop at sx nsual landings on ths poto
mac, to tass cF sYd land psassnasrs spd st Conc
river every sssurasy goias and hendsa returning
Psssaes and fare TO Pinsy Point 3D.
iune 96-tf JAS MITCHELL. Master.
A-M FARE REDUCEp.wDn .nd .ha
the Esd inst. passenolu~ Gill b taker
~ ~ ss.ssnsr OCDoLA from Wk6liNeton 10 Nor
lolk for -, and from Washingtcp y Richmend 70
Jun. 40 JAMES MITCHELL, Master.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the dongs Of others,
70 forget what is going on at home.
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A Sok OF TEMPERANCE.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFFN

jy l3--d2mA2awif Principal. Aiexandria
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For SAILS Of soet, Re. Fo.rr.a Page.
MONDAY, ?.

MoxpAT ?. "
Stocks were inactive to day, bus the quotations
firm. For the old loan Jos: Wa. bid for the
loan was bid and asked The sales Of Fancies are
quite limited and altogether there Is fair demand for
investment stocks Jet me sales verJ light
The market for Exchanges. the steamer being
gone, is very inactive. The noinaliT as be
fore. Sterling 7e7i, Francs 33a. Southern Sterling
is ;a63 per cent
Several vessels have been chartered today snd
the are sui tending upward for produce. Flour
has been shipped at Is Cd and Wheat 8, sd for Liver
pool out some engagements have been made al little
lower figure Heavy freight SOS in the packets. Cot
ton Is ID to Liverpool lc to Hsvre Flour to Havre
81 % Pc. Dbl The inquiry for ships Is very active
There appears to be yet good deal Of mystery
about the loan Some accounts state ina; it taken
all but some small amounts q: par, while the Ex
press has letter from Washington with an entirely
sto-y as follows
a, the las: lolnen; allowed by tie advertisement o-
me loan OF I'VE millions of dollars letter vas received
from Ne-.York. signed oy perso not well known, il
known at all 10 the Treasury Depa rent covering
ctfer for the whole loan Of I've mill OF dollars his
offer was entirely unexpected 70 ne officers Of the
Treasury Department The Secret and other friends
OF the Administration had strained very nerve 20 raise
the Wind beforehand and oy dint promises and exef
lions they had seasonsby procured assurances Of the
John Ward & Co OF Newlo rk with some friends were
subscribers for abou: million and half. Their bid
Of course, not accepted as the offer for the full
proposed the payment OF premium Of one and
half per cent
The Secretary OF the Treasury has written the
city OF NewYork that the loan must be deposited 10 the
credit of the Treasurer Of the United States and appears
doubts whether the money will really De
deposited not as ne has acquaintance with the
parties. Some suppose the money 10 have been de-
posted on English security.
There certainly good deal of dissatisfaction among
some parties in the regard TO the conduct of
Secretary in relation to this matter.
The Times of America is as clear hasty
pudding on the subjec, of the loan On the lth
said
We adhere TO the opinion, that bid viii be made
for the whole loan, and that such bids made all
will be for portions, exceeding altogether million
or million and half At par.
On the 10th in said
We never FOR an instant doubted that it would be
taken and pleased TO know, that premium was
offered for part OF il.
The abstract OF the Controllers Report OF the
State shows the condition the Banks have been
the Is, of November follows
BANKS of the State Of Nen-york Nor |. 1916.
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Acompsrison of the returns for November with those
for August shows in the loans and discounts
al s3297.7o5 stocks, s6ls0O5 cash items, s2s45,i7a
bank notes sZ30O3 due from banks, Sll2l,2 capt
tai $500 200 circulation 33a O36 deposits 6i3
due canal fund sI47es6 and decrease in specie OF
s62l925, due to banks, S4s5495 due U. s. Treasury
$3.50.
The Farmers Bank OF Reading, Penn has de
clared dividend OF three per cent for the last six
months payable after the 10Th inst
The Lancaster Savings Institution has declared
dividend and half per cent for the last SIN
months
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General Notlres.
~ Nr. Geo. Loder ~. signor Rarerti

e Mr.. Geo. Loder ~. SiGnor Rarerri.-
Thai Neyz-Yors's great place 10 one viii deny,
Though lie earEed may say That u a. n nv eye
For music s.i poiilicz. casrfe.iirg snd iancinr;
Newspapers and medicines theirrnerit. enhancing.
First the AyssIcAS PrycE gets = settler OF Susday
Which .he TASkEE pays o5in the Tribune OF Monday
Then comes the pianist, VI. Henri Hur:z
And proves al his rivals PaTce! of squirts
Or rather preienaers % his divine ar:
Beating their instruments, not playing her par.
Then Lcder ard Rapet;i &c: into NUS,
And bring The world musical il a egular fuss
Rapet;i insisting that lis quite 4 riddle.
How Loder can lead without playing the fiddle;
And Georges best friends this point being mute,
A ,hey know thai his instruments are buI the a1;e,
CoSrR. BAsso Piano snd ORGAN.
Which he PLAYS al Grace church each Sunday morning
Now the way fo7 these dddlers TO be sincere friends.
And both make each other the best OF amends
I.,o buy for each other, without any delay,
Hanee's famed syrup. This very day
Nov George. buy for Michele bottle do
And Michele for George, not one bottle, but two
For lis, OF AGENTS and caution sec outside.
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To the public.-Ln Roy Sunderland.

would ask this gentleman why he did no. reply to
my charges in detail The reason is obvious. He can
not But his fresh batch OF charges in yesterdays Trb
une he shall verbatim and in a Court of Justice
and why, ask did he come and board with me If a
unac1 And why did he cnrust his business and repu-
,ation maniac The real truth IT, he has used ne
for the basest mercenary purposes. He 10
Burr went to Bannerhassett and effected my ruin, and
eXults il. He commences his fourth course
of lectures this week for which he il wholly
debed TO us can ind mean to prove at the proper
time and place. He charges with equandcrng his
funds. Now have receipts for thrice the he
placed in my hands which also purpose substantiac
before the proper tribunal Az threatening his life,
and assault and battery Ball if this true he
would lose no time in puneing into dreary dun
gcon. dare him to make the attempt These his
most serious charges.
In addition to all this in especial clause he abors
hard to encirce my character with suspicion Thus he
not only has robbed of my health and subsistence
but now would rob me OF my reputation also Let him
go among the poor children OF servitude in this city,
into the lonely kitchen, that dark spot OF civilization
and inquire who taught them to read the Bible and TO
express their thoughts and feelings paper whose let
tors now waited by every breeze into the homes and
hearths Of their dear native andsletters that
tribute like the solitary flakes of that form the
mighty avalanche towards undermining the monarch
cal institutions of Europe and spreading the blessings OF
a high and glorious civilization all over the world /
have taught more than thousand domestcs read
and write within the past years at their respect
i've abodes If this be unscy would to God there were
more lunatics and La Roy Sunderland one OF them. /
was engaged in this precious work when met him three
weeks since.
If This be factory let him also ask the pure and
mighty Calhoun who am. The following will answer
In one of his beautiful letters TO me. he says:
"a" am gratifed to witness the zeal OF yourself and
many young in the great OF constitutional lib
orty We have indeed glorious political system, but
a. yet impericcty understood by the great body Of
people who have been absorbed in the pursui; of gain
or blinded by party feelings All that is wanted that
ts excellence should be understood and for that rely
the generations coming on the stage.
With great respect,
To 8. II. BRANCH ], c. CALHOUN
now leave this to his own reflection, hoping
that just God will arouse his conscience, if he have
one to proper the injuries he has inflicted
cite who at least never wronged him, but who took
him by the hand and did his own language, "as
much as his own parents could do for him. This clio
ses my controversy with him before the public. shall
now seek pecunary redress in another quarter for his
numerous wrongs :. II. BRANCH
No. 81 Walker street
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FROM OUR Pacific S9UADRoN-ln our Mexican
papers we find accounts from Topic. city within a few
miles OF San Bias The Cyane captured there Two
small Mexican national vessels both from Mazailsn,
one called the Sofia the other the S'sdna Two boats
had gone ashore from the Cyauc and spiked several
pieces of artillery in tie town They offered no offence
to the inhabitants bat warned them against any inter
meddlns or hostile proceeding. 1t was believed al
Topic that Com. Stockton had despatched vessel TO
each of the ports OF Acapulco Mazatan and Gusynss.
BY this arrival too We're so fortunate as TO receive
our correspondence from California Many of the de
tails are entirely new but presume must have
been received at Washington al the same time Com
Sloats dispatches went At any rate We have no
room to day 10 make use OF our letters
WA y. 10y H. O. Pic sth.
CAPTURE OF CHHuAuUA,IA gentleman OF this
city informs that he pcruscd letter, day two
since which had been received in Camden giving the
particulars OF the surrender OF chihuahua 10 the forces
under Gen Wool The army il seems, entered the city
without resistance; the American Flag saluted by
the citizens. and aitcf few hours had elapsed the
American officers invited 10 parSke OF splendid
dinner which had been prepared for them by the Chi.
huahuans That, We should say, rather new mode
OF capturing an enemys towns. They quite
be At Tampico Vera Cruz San Luis potosi Saltllo or
even in the great city OF Mexico.
Lexington (MsscurO Express, Nov, Sd.
Castle OF SAN JUASDE ULuA-We have some
notices Of the state of the defences OF san Juan de
Uua There is nothing very new about them but they
confirm all that we have before said OF the almost I'M
presnsbe strength of that second Gibraltar There are
2I guns mounted OF heavy calbre. and reinforce
ment OF 500 artiersts principally French has recently
been added TO the garrison Speaking OF the strength
Of the fortress the English commanding officer ON hst
station recently remarked that England snd the United
States together had not ships enough sos to take IL
\. .. Hcayune.
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DIED:

Yesterday, Nov l6, WIN. BOWLING. sitter a severe
illness, sged "a years and 10 months.
He funeral will take psce this afternoon at ). o'clock
from l2I Mulberry.st His friends ard acquaintance
and those his father w Bowling and HE brothern
law Andrew Kecer, and of his fsther,in-lsw Jas Gs.
rc, are invited TO attend his funeral.
IN this city, last evening 10th inst, GALES c. WIN
GATE only son OF OSn s. and oli,s Tarpsn. sssd {
years and months
The relatives and friends of the onily are invited to
attend his iunersi omcrrow "wednesday afternoon al
o'clock from No. a53 wlliarn..,
On Monday, 10Th inst WIN. b. only son of VIM A
Aiayer aged Is months.
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r,- Mechanics Institute Lectures

~ Mechanics institute Lectures.-Peoi.
FIurn.. Course on EXPERIMENT.! Chemistry Tie Second
srure of Prof Hume- Course Chemistry g. applied
10 Ans and Manufactures, will be delivered Wednesday,
Evening. 18th INST at O'clock IN the institute Lecture
Thur.day Evening 1ehin,t at o'clock, Prot. Mory's
Lecture on Astronomy.
did Dlcactc Model and that Anatomy and Physiology,
viii commence Immediately
Iectnres free 10 Members. NJn-Members - season
,irEe,. Single Lectures . cents Terms OF Membership
81 Initiation fee and = yearly dues which free
mission TO all Lectures aud di-cOunt al charges
The Day and Evening Schools and Classes Minors under
Is admitted for Sl per year.
Saturday Evenings the Debating Class meets FOR Tho dis
cussion Of Literary and Scientific Subjects
J. J. MAPES, President,
Cg,sLrs /. BARR,rT, Aciuary.
~ Patent. Obtained for inventors, and al necessary
papers prepared "A. shortes, notice. nl7 2li--
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New-York Catrle Market MospA

Reported by our own Reporter
A, Market 1924 Beef Cattle abou, 400 Southern 70
Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
Bee Caiie.-Business has been unusually dull and
though the offerings have been small 80 remain unsold
ST 5OaS 30 will cover all transactions snd hard to
get
Cosrs aud Caires were in good request. and the
msrke, well supplied. We quote Sl!asa5 to s35. All
sold.
Sheep and Lambs-The former are selling a, from
lasa 80 to 81 and the latter at IS cts 81 so and all
sold
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NEW GOODS.

Jusr REcEiyED ASO SELLING \
BARRIERS, 2sl Grand-st
ITO WHICH the attention OF purchasers / invited -
cases new silks plain, changeahe and striped Is Cd
and upward.
Embroidered { I-hnerss
Satin striped DO.
: English s-hmeres al = ana - I'd
De Lanes al l. and l. I'd.
French Merinoes
SHAWLS.
5cartoons Long Siawls. from so upward.
~ Square ShsSls. from - 10 S2o.
Please cal! and examine The goods they IL b. fully
shown and customers treated with po!itep--s-
Ms Sti, STEPHEN BARKER. 81 GrantsL
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WpoRTAIT TO TRAVELLERS and Hoqs-.

IMPORTANT To ThAtE LEKs SAl Hy. =.
Cooking Repeating Pistols which be discharged -lX
lines few seconds nie[ey BY Pa.ng The Iggsr, The
soart lik .om. Requesting Pistr!-. The construction i.
very simple hsy can be drawn from The poke, and used
aith one hsnd without me loss OF rnoHlerL Six shots
ear be- rred as last a. nan csD crook his arger.
For Travellers HousekeePers. CAPTAINS Planters lie
Ocrr, and Others they az indispensable article as --
rrss car with th Pistol heir lives and property,
ed BY many persons ore OF them Is equal 70 near
= dozen OF Inc common kind
f onb!ir A.. invited 10 csll and Examine The
t s!riicity being warranted not 10 get ct Of order.
srd h-.; n4ri,.tt safety VIII certainly recommend them
1890 10 and retail J. G BOLES. lO4 srossyvsy
Ms Sr. between Wall and Pise-st.
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AMuEemenlg.
PALMOfS OPERA EOuSl

T aAEt&O Ot6hA AOUS6
TUESDAY EVENING Nov Il, tee entertainments Will
i cpEIrnrlcc VIII thr pScniar Vaudeville of
PERFECTION
Sir L&w'ee Fxragoa. Chpenle H.ie C,ge, Ms, T.ylor
Charles Paragon, Mr.. Hall Sassa. Mrs Ws,,s
..fter which, the popular ballet Of
La GlSELLE, OILS Wink
Duke Albert. Mons Hazard GtEelle.. Nd Elsu,y
To conclude with The fsyoSA,e Dsncc, PAS STYRIES
hy Mons. Hazard snd " lie Sla2gy.
Doors open AKA before Performances se commence
Tesess TO all p.rts OF he hoc,e Private Boxes except
ell 81 cents
The ALBANIA SALOON.
$50 BROADWAY. NEAR PRlNCE-Sr
ENGAGEMENT or HERR ALEXANDER, tie eete-
- ersisd German Mss:elsn This ssd every svsairE
daring the week
NEW EEATS IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY!
AMUSING AND BEAUTIFUL ILLUSIONS!
STARTLING EXPERIMENTS IN MAGIC!
\, entire Change q performances nightly, .utrosslss
many ssw eIperimsnis, .sd exhibiting TIC woNpEEs
OS SCIENCE AND ARr.
Ia addition 20 tie exhtS ton by
HERR ALEXANDER
here will be given each evening Grand Vocal AID IL
nSl Corcert
IrL particulars in the Programme.
Tickets the Rounds 50 cents 70 the S&eony 3
children under le years 81 age, bali price
Doors opeu a tS.-cu:nrrnce 81 !. cc!oSk all his
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MARRIED

Monday evening 18th inst by Rev. William N. Sui
well Mr.. JONAS; LOCKE TO Miss El.lZaETH CRUM
MEY, all OF this city.
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VOG n . n . I . o4 y " kk-k1 II
lust PUBLtSHED-Goehes Autobiography Poetry
y and Truth fro my Life. from the German OF Goethe
By Parke Goodwin. Two Paris, price 80 cents each
These volumes open 10 the worlds view mine OF lite
they such and real vzae thai
success certain The of Goethe has long been held
charm, and the riches of his mind Sc; before
us solid as they are splendid We will rob curiosity
by descriptions but ourselves ny saying the alto
biography OF OF the greatest of the lSh century 10
indeed desiderstum and that literature Is gaced by ,uch
an acquisition" Albion.
Mr. Goodwin has rendered very acceptable service 10
American readers by the performance of his task and we
are happy hear that he intends TO follow up his ran'a
tions from Goethe Mirror.
Fear OF 10 read IL There Ia nothing IN the work SO
deep or transcendenal 20 make your headache yet
there much in reflection and study, you choose To
follow the train of thoughts Of the masters mind And
there can be doubt YOU will be charmed and capvated
by the simplicity Of he description which seems but step
removed from grandeur Morning Telegraph
Published and fer sale by
niI 2tis WILEY & PUTNAM l6l Broadway
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IL a,he Marshall Temperance society,". in

junction with Association No OF the United Brothers OF
Temperance viii hold public meeting Tor the adyocacs
OF Temperance their Hall in 0rand.sL al joining Broad
yay Hou.e on Tuesday tlhs) evening al y O'Clock. Ad
dresses viii be delivered By Messrs Adam c. Flanagan
Abraham Often and Col. Alexander Ming, Jr lecture
ba,np Inc first OF series. Tie present state OF our
knoyved e in regard The Temperance question v be
given by Dr. sherman Singing by Mrs Teale srd the
cho- ~ u. " ILsoN IRE,
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General Nbtires.
1N,M1Ias1E' i IISmIn -.rR nrr

\ new al. 'assea5'- discovery winch instant n-e-
oEsy Changes HI color OF re frozoS rne other
color 10 beautiful BLACK o. brown, and whou; tie lees,
injury 10 the he hea-t hair or damage the
Skin l.. : admitted ha. tits dye produces .shal
ing L other color md L. addition
t-psr;s LIE hair bes1y and elasticity u acrsa-asce
winch cannot be surpassed
Purchasers requested De particular j. getting ha
genuine article. GaIaners Ia,itsol- Ea.r Dye, Sod
wholesale ssi retail az J. Maoio-;s No % Broadway
and j. 5. Hammond Co. Druggists No rs Srcstway
3 Also for sale a. J. Asriosts beautiful assortment
OF wigs and scalps. ME lI.is
e Liver CompIainr.-C- 4 Wilson. ESQ for u1aay
yesrs connected the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
hss been cured Of ssca OF Liver Com plain; by The
use Of NaGghl's Vegetable Lthorlrtptc Mixture For
his certificate pamphlet page Is. An advertisement II
another column headed Great American Remedy will
INFORM you where L car Re obtained Ers.is Mi 6us
y The Great Quesrion-Eave you ried EYEss
Puts lfnot do without delay. They are urecuset
By any other medical ?repars-ot-s;ro1g isngusEe but
IsrE See advertisement II smother column Genera
Depot. 40 suitoI-. = 5o0r Sold also by G,ihr, -
Broadway. and Coos. corner OF Grand sid Allen SIS.
rio sawuTuS Sa,is
CBoys' Clothing cut and made The NOS; fsshioaa-
bic style So Eruscvav. stars torrosIts TIE TsLer-
nsclel by MRS II. FREEMAN E9 ennis
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e Persons wishing The Tribune left At their resid
ence at their places OF business will please send
note through the Post Office iesve word at the desk
The publishing Office.
" Il Row. are our authorized Agents 8, Provi.
dance, R l. for the OF Ths Tribune.
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pY IAMEs VI. MILLER- Store No 10 Ma

py LANES VI. MILLER Store No. 10 Maiden
ID lans II door 10 Nc. Lbertyst
TUESDAY, Nov. H.
At l0t o'clock. al No. 70 Hsd1H'isne
Doors SHOES BRoGASs.-IOco cases Bo0S, ohS.s
and Brogans consisting Of every variety 1IiDIe iof
South rr Westsrp and Giiy trade. Sale positive
1O' Is, SHOES BRocAss-5o0 cases BOOT, shIeA
and grDyan fesh from the rahrufacturers-saia,ts Tor
Country snd City trade. Also DO dozen seeep AD9 Lsne
Bindings Aso 100 dozen BSekskin oio'es s0'o On &c
nd for al
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~, u,.- s,r-,n.r;IIo and Wild Cher.

10 DIR. Woods Sar-hpariia ana y, iu nv n,
~ Ritters-We know o medicine 20 yell calculated
for Dy.pepsia Nervous Weakness. General Debility, Cos
tvenes Hereditary uuors or any disease arising rom
remedy Thoc sands cured themselves by resort 10
tr NJ, dciur wien every other means have failed aud are
NOW willing 10 give afflicted with OF tie
above conapla III testimony OF the efficacy and superior
Qualities Of DR.. Woods SarsapsriIla and Wild Cherry
Sold wholesa- and retail by WYATT \ kETcHUM 1911
Fntou-st ard 1872 Broadway. Sill Beeckers " Y. DR..
Chss Miller Williamsburg Price II large bottle NIL Sis
Csr New-York Historical Society-Forty-eec-
ond inniyer.ary-The Society viii NEE. al their
Rooms IN the University TUESDAY Nov. Eth q! seven
O'Clock P VI. Address by Nh HENRY R. SCHOOL
CRAFT in the University Chapel, al Il O'Clock.
Members and others may obtain tickets for themselves
ana heir families. al the Library the Bookstore OF
Messrs Bartlett Weford AstoF Honse. nl0+i
rP- Notice to DIR. kelley'- patient-..Dr REL
Fly will arrive the city OF New YORK Wednesday
morning 18th ins. and remain until the 2h OF Nove-
Der for consultation with patients all diseases a. his
Analv,ical Medical oce 40 Broadway. Advice- IN all
graiuitous MO ~
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VIM ! NEvTus,s MALE ACADEMY

LII
THE second quarter viii commence Monday next
the I'd Inst Circulars be Obtained ~ The Academy
basement of the Presbyterian Church. and IN New orr
a. H. Book stores Of Leave Trovr Co. lsl Broadway
Rich 4 Lou,rel 81 William. 81; and D. Felt Co 2i5
Pesrl-st-
c.iye course Of in Arithmetic Algebra. Book
Keeping &c on the evenings OF Monday, TUESDAY ana
Fritsy OF each week on The lst OF D-cen-
"a, NIL 2teodi--
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r. Educati0n.-To parents DESTROYS Of hsvi"g their
son. educated IN thorough and refined manner oppor-
uniiy is here offered By gentleman who willing 70 re.
c-iv delightful residence in the vicinity OF NeS-
be altogether devoted The advertiser will be happy 10
call upou any lady gentleman wishing 10 see him on
the subject Please TO address University, al tue ONCE
ofthis nsn.r ul6 2ts-
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Court Calendar. TINS DAY

coMaoN PIEAs-Psrt mos. IL 70. 81, z. -. u
81 80. IS 37-PNs2 -Nos. g s. 10, l6, Is 20 3