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CELEBRATED TONIC sALE.-This
~ ALE j. prepared expressly for Invajids and Dys.
peptics. 1t being prepared from Pure Malt and Hon
T. s strongly recommended by many of our best PLY.
sicians a. perfect cure for Dyspepsia. =
ALSO.
Scotch and Philadelphia Ale; London and American
Porter constantly on hand and for sale at the loweat
cash pric es. y e
Also, pure Wines and Brandies for medical pnrpo-
ses. Sold by vsss DUDLEY co
| -ss..ssia, .s.s = 70 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Delivered in any part of the city free Of expense
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/ axa4f est etEsIsss Sk<NAAE.- ffss 1stsssss
aetss nsrysDAr, Feb II, Is54.y
Acomi.qhicAaiOh ifoln e . escopna Audhor IA.
sspsds I vRs a eesf sa sss sis.e ess ss
lsec Jxua 1873 H Id on tie table and
4 eo1nna n6iestion ispds he HSase 4 pelee,...
%P saas g. osssss 5 6 es ss s sss
eral rsws, reported that 4 was inex . 70 Is.
cofporafe Monroe Lodge No 8, and Aioons,for
Lodge, No q, 2. 9. !. of the city q Pstsrs.
TSs g., vrious ss.ndhs co1nlssss. reported .svs
MI. McKxrrrx, fro,n select coramisfee. repoort
Cd bill to In corporate the Norfolk and Freder1cks.
burg Steafnts at Company. E s. sszss
RIcHNo n AND PETxlssunG nArLnoAD.
Mr.. BALpwns called up and explained the bin au.
thoIisine the issne OF scvsn per cens bonds by the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company lE'
debate aruA Ase thereon, before the conclusion Of
which the morn ing hour expired sa' SIS s
SMALL NOTES \.
The bill prov ide for the suppression Of thecir
culafion currea ICY, Of notes Of Less denomina
tion thsn I'VE dolia. rs, wss taken up. si.ess ~.
consder the vote st liking from the bill the portion
requiring the nprisn nnent Of an offender who NAV
fail to pay the Iine imF oeed. sss ssss 80 -
Messrs. .REGER and THOMAS opposed the recon.
sideration, and Mr.. SHA cKELFoRD advocated Il.
Mr.. CATLErr caIled the previous question, the
vote was rec0usidered, as follows 49, s,is Y5
AYEs-+Messrs. Amber. Brnwper, Braxton. Rus
well Campbell Cstlett p. .sneale, Funsten Grsrtha,
Psess Old
NeEs;51 1Esss1. BALDWIN, s.1nsts, cssisa, Doug
Thomas, Turner. Wade, West: and Winstcn.- l-sac'
The question was then aaf I'd on the propos;tiop
to strike fronithe bill the imp sofment feature, and
insert sthat execution should issue &c
Messrs. REGER, DoUGLAs, WADE, TATE and
WEST advocated the anlendmeaf, and Messrs
SHACKELFoRD, DENEALE and SsnrH opposed It.
Mr.. DoueLAs demanded q divh lion, and The ques.
ton was stated on striking out ~
Mr.. McDEARMoN called the previous queston. and
Mr.. JOHNSON the ayes and noes. It was stricken
out Ayes 26-Noes l9. q <s-tsf :. = ttss7
The question was then stated on the proposition
to insert the words shat execution shonld issue"
Mr.. McDEAamos demanding Ii ayes and noes :.
the amendment was rejected, ayes 90 noes %.
Mr.. SHAKcELfoHD proposed an amendment re-
quiring an oath TO be taken by persons applying
for license that they will not res:eive or pay out
The amendment was rejected, ayes II. noes "a
Mr.. CATLErT moved that the whole subiecr he
indefinitely postponed, but subsequently Withdrew
the proposition.
Mr.. DENEAIE proposed an amendment by reon;r.
ing officers Of Government when they take the
oaths of Office to take oath that they win not re.
ceive or pay out any note of q less denomination
than M i've dollars This was rejected-ayes ls,
Mr.. McDEARMos moved that the bill lie on the
table 9 6a'Eff t1'
Mr. CArLErr moved that the Senate adjourn
The ayes and noes were again required. and the
Senate refused-ayes 9, noes 80.
Mr. McDEARaAN desired to withdraw the propo ]
siion to lie on the table.
Mr.. DENEALE objected.
The motion TO lie on the table was then agreed
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DWFIJJNG HOuSE AND VA

a.. DWELLING. HOUSE AND VA
MEL CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET, AT PRI-
VATE SALE.-For sale, a new blick COTTAGE on
Clay street opposite the residence of Peter d. Gnn
outhouses all finished in nice style, the whole pre-
mises presenting remarkably nest appearance, with
$50 feet of ground on Clay street, adjoining the
above, running back about l50 feet r.; an : E-7g
long credit win be given for considerable por-
ton ofthe purchase money.
ia so TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The earsslstonI Of the Daily Dispatch sxsssda
eonsdersbly that Of sll the Daily paper Of Richmond
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PRICE ONE CENT
0RozA1. 1lcrTcna

- 49, ~ asskE
pasn.as ss.sxAAt Aalac1, Foa 'Tax 61Ex 7rD
|is,1e1 iss n 11s;s!sss -: 81 R1EyIM ssrss.
s.ss ,s:s .:sssas g &. sssy ssy g
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Sssss CO. 4; Il N, Is. i: s,.. s.ss.
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s Ges4! BAse..ss.e 3 g 3. PRICE 3 GO.
bE eqai, EaiRpsp pE g;...s LIN ssSsa 1ssa
enbroidered MUSLINS, r0UIxRDS - ~, =. eeP6
many other Goods snited 10 tho pressns 40 III -
sss & Iow prices make room ior nav ses e
- Io-ln alasstss ~ 1s-s - -'.'c. g 4
THOMAS J..EvAss, ATToRrRr ~ .I.~s.
sssslces - ~ the Gourts ri the city ef Riehm6nd
g 0sss sss i0o,ss 1osss e g HsUIieo MS;a s.,.
nor and Fraaklin strssts. s. 8 e s-iIs
DR: j. a. BRooCKs--ofiica ON the Sm,th
side Of Main street. between 7th and sth strs.ts'
OMce ncurss from to 10, "a the Inorrlinr md
nom = 70 ? ~ The afssfnoon- 500 s. js 30--ims :
In TIE MIDST or LfFk WE ARE IN DEArH.
SO don't neglect having DAGUERREOTYPEa =.
sen Of your parents children and frends Mr. n Z
sxamne specimens before going elsewhere. ~. 5. is
spare. neither psins xiii TO please hs custeers
ens 8 'nd4 = the Han q Science. no Main ssEssi
SlaHr DRAFTs on Nrw ORIEAss-Iu
sums to suit purchasers for sale At sii times BY ].
2. .MACMURDO, ct Exchange Bank.
HErRY G. CArror, ArroKsry Ar Law
notary PUBLIC. and Commissioner Of Deeds,
&C., for New York. Pennsylvsnia, North Carolina
South Cazolins, Alsbsma, Tsnnessss, Ohio. indi
P1.ctcss Il the courts o. 1 R,caona &o ait, ana .,
fieo county VIII ettend promptly 60 an Legal nd
Notarisl busness with which he may be eutruetei. e
Omce on Frsnkln near Governor strsst. s. ssi
=. J. CARSON & Co, Nos. AL lsp 43
Hl9HT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. s.
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A rood sasorf.4
nens OF bacon, Pork and IArd alWaya on hand. -
for sale at lowest market prices. s. 81 u l8ly 4
ABEI U. MAYo, ATToRNkY AT Law AND
NOTARY Office on Franklin street. under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va 8 no 1.
| AMERICAN HoTEL, lfs 81 sses
2s KICHMoND, vIRGINIA esse.sFi
| J. MlLDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEron
se lily FwMeriydf Joness Hotel, PhiladetpAj6
RoPER Il MURRAY, UsDERrAKERs, Gov
ernor street. between Main and Franklin.
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WATCHES.--A yery large and

r. WATCHES.--A very large and
"a varied assortment of WATCHES, JEWEL.
&SA RY and SILVER.WARE, may be found at
49, the store of the subscriber, l06 Main street.
pool and London, supply of those celebrated Da-
vid Taylor and "Beazley" WATCHES, in hunting,
magic and other cases, which, added to his large
stock of other English makers, chronometers an
chors cylinders, duplex, &c, viii make his stock
compare with any importer in the country.
fe4 ess=e- ELIAS HALE, log Main st.
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G. FOUR ACRES OF UND,
[:I WITH DWELL INC A n n g u & I. Z

THEREON, IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We authorized to Trest priystey for the sale of
a square of GROUND in Sydney. nearly adjoining the
public square, and bounded by MAR, Franklin and
- streets having large and beautiful front on
those streets BESIDES, there is an excellent Dwell
ling Stable &c. recently built, while the property is
well enclosed and drained. d.
Being admirably adapted for building sites, and To-
Gated in the most rapidly improving part of Sydney,
this property is highly valuable more especially
this is about the last opportunity for purchasing land
In Sydney by this square. SO near the city. atss
TERMs.-On-fifth cash balance at l, 2, 8 and
years, with interest, and satisfactorily secured
ia 30-ts TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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--For Friday. February II, contains large amount
Of foreign and domestic news. Legislative aud Con.
gressional proceedings local intelligence and edito.
rial articles, besides mauy interesting selections
Tor family reading. Price three censs per copy. OF
81 per annun IN advance. For sale at the count
ing room. Soc - s ..r.ss, ssg s. g.3ls ess'.s
During the preaent week, commencing with Fri
day last there has been an unprecedented influx of
subscribers from all quarters Of the State, The
Weekly Dispatch has very large circulation, and
is one Of the best advertising MEDIUMS within our
knowledge ysi.ls
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@N@ FOR BALLS AND PARTIES
sSA Ladies in want of HEAD-D RES Sc S or
KASCOIFFEURES of any description, would do
-sr@>~-well to call on CHAS. H. LOEWENTHAL.
at his French Flower Emporium. Millinery and
Fancy Store, Bread street corner Sd street. as
he is desrous of making for his spring mporta
ions. Ladies' may expect great bargains.
-- CHAS. HI. LOEWENTHAL.
ia Is Broad St, corner of Sd.
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pEMOVAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR
N GAINS IN CHINA. GRO CKERY AND
GLASS WARE.-R. L HICKSON. No. 2ls, Broad
street, being about TO remove to Main street, will,
for the next three weeks only sell of his present
tensye and well selected stock at cost aud charges
This he consider preferable to paying the expense
ofremovinG and incurTng heavy foss by breekage
thus verifying the old saying, 'that the first ossis
always the best"
Therefore, now is the chance for the Inhabitants
of Shockoe Hill and vicinity TO supply themselves
with China, Crockery and Glass ware and an end.
less variety of other goods both useful and ornanen
@ n. B.-The Store and Dwelling for
W.a rent. Apply above. jaA
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HOSTING MACHINES

Asi. HOSTING MACHINES.
H8MI FOR WAREHOUSES.-Eyery7 7mer-
III WSA chant and owner of a warehouse
iG III I'LL AZ HOSTING MACHINES if ne has
tSMsh1Ix5 goods to hoist to the upper story, AZ
H<1Htt ~ he viii save time and expense, to say
- nothing Of the safety OF bis goods 2
or stories above his head
These Machines have become in general use in the
northern cities, and in Baltimore have made many
hundreds. -
havs thrss sizes, to suit large or nmall ware
who receive all orders and give all information for
the sams. ..F.slss 1ass JAMES BATES,
Iron Foundry and Hoisting Machine Manufactory,
No. l3 President sreet squares north Of the Phil
sdelphia Railroad Depot, Baltimore, Nd
fe 1-dIH s5s~ - tss.f
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

~ q uo,,sr or, my
gkg - oD'a or DI'AIuAi1p. =
@ ree ,1. THURSDAY, Feb. 16, 1854
communication from the Senate annonnc al Il, 4
passage of sundry bills which were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
referred ls'e 1 8 -
Committees made reports. of which there ,.ers
very large number considering the period of the
session. af sIA REsgi
An engrossed bill to provide for the organization
OF Companies Tor Mining and Manufacturing pur-
poses was taken up on motion Of Mr.. PATRICK, read
third time and passed. is -
An engrossed bin to increase the canital stock Is
the Yellow Springs Turnpike Company, was taken
up on motion of Mr.. STAPLES, of Montgomery
read re- third time and passed lo9 noes 10
fifths of $60o.] asTs34 aa ... gs4 sIs.ssf
On motion of Mr.. GARNErr, after discussion in
which he and several members participated the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by vote OF l29 to g.
Resolved. That the Board of Public Works be
e at the earliest practca
Comics oe cir eo,,trsctu ,f ,,;.,. s,.,
don Wiehers A. Co y,sIa Nav 81 = IiE, III sel.
cor;es Of anv resolutions If ss;d RasrS a,u S,so
writings and proceedinas bv which ssd
have been changed or extended, and also .full
Hoard and is agents showing the amounts and dafes
of the deposites Of bonds with them ana the "a
ceipts of money! with the CHARGES Of aoenrv inter
est, &c. eszfsa r#a se1 e
. All v,,.Jo b,y "a
r.;.,. a. i, ,hs 1n,.J ssa.oy sa j, sseuI WIN e any
ds an5 COMES nf ~ ss,,,. 80 al. S's'1
frII stste,,ent of III y, t.ss, a.t
,at, ,sde ttars;,, - ,,..a;ns suSss
thereto and Of an transactions In reference to a.
under the same 7 IS -
con.s ~ Al, wr;tt.n. ..s
f,il .tssement ~ ali -
~ s .as,,s =; rsl = = L...ss.s - i.
bonds Of this State and the ,ns of the parsies ,sis
whom they were hypofbecated. and whether such
parfies had or have the riahf To Il the anne II NOT
redeemed within given Il ne. 4 50 IS i 4 .s '..'s
se ;ufrn,,,on ahaa .ne ssla bosTo n cannot
they shan then inlnediateIy reportthe same 90 far
g can be obtained from their ONCE md the resi-
que tnefeo - e carry day e possible y.,s .ss
Resolved further, That the said Board communi
cate whether money advanced 70 the State on
ipans contraeted or by said sgents i paid through
hsI ssa what s sscHri any j. required e she
non bonds placed ID their hands ia sdya1ce M @ of
:alss and for the money sds.ncsd . them 70 pay
,en, - ths Is whch ..s .aJ an sSsc. ssd1e.
ther from or 10 the state, are made. ''.s' -'
go. 8. -. s., !. =, -. 3 3 - 10 --,.rIr,, -
an =, os ..ss;a. ,Ir - q !' - sonn g nosoy
tme snd nsseed IThis bii I reiievss vours m no.11s
fFpn shs sp.ynans Of \ sas q ssoo ~hish Va. u.
Posea upon III, " sao..sTS g z serm O impEson.
shs unissrsiS. wa alleged ID. Be s =. ] aa.sis
e ;:;::::s :: sss : :: s;s ]:
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q DECOU & Co, Franklin Clotbipa

p DECOU & CO., Franklin Clothing
ACe Store, Richmond, Va, 10 the best and cheap-
e:t store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
We are constantly making up. and have for sale.
all qualities and styles Of Gsyp snts from which the
most fastidious can select and Be suited The teci
newest and richest styles Of goods a. fast as they
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets, afford
fashionable TASTEFUL and excellent character of our
goods. Included in our stock. will be found-
Dress and Frock Coats Of all colors and materials,
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants, Of new and
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety
In fact, every article required to compiete the
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of businesa
may be met with as above and all of which will
dc be. fhsrssors ali who % may bs ia wsDa soDa q
Clothing would do well to call at the franklin Cloth.
ing Store, Nc. 50 Main street. q, -. %
CHINGLES, &c.-l20,ooo 6 inch Cy-
$4,000 feet seasoned BHTToN-w WOOD. superior
100000 do. do. Mishissn and cs.sds White
So 5000 y feet Rock MAPLE, for machine purposes.
| 2e,ooo 90. Northern ana southern HIGKdRH. Z
s sssss ss: ss: o.t assssse.s.s s soAsps' d. w
I0,O0O do. I, !, Ill and 8 inch CHERRY,
sessshes with an assortment Of 81. Domingo MA
The Continued favorable attention Of the trade is
reipsctfully solicited. & s- ,.1.,.., "a
DEEL's LONDON GREEN GINGER
j. WINE. manufactured from French Grapes.
Sin5s Z s1
use of persons troubled with Indisestions Acidity,
Gout Chronic, crsmp. 4e Persons :sbject 70 chills
sans preparation Of Ginger In nss and mot hslf the
price Of other wine Of quality tsT s.,s ss
en 4 Broad It, op the Depot. s
ENGLANDpS WORTHIES-A gallery
II OF Portraits, from auth entic copies Of the mott
and % 81 M
saS = :g!sadls sasTssiass london
Many other English Books, for sale icx * -. e.
fe IA J. w RAEDOLPH.a
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE NSU.
i RANCE.-The Rishmond Fire Assoeistson sss
Gov prepared to iesue poHcies Of 1nsuranco On the
sboye description Of riss % e res.onshls terms g
ss .5S .sg;ss1eiS Is il me- 8
ssived L ths once, No. "a eurnsf of Man nd 81
ssssi4 where he olcsp 1ll ehsstfalIy furnish e
btsrgsssion t,s. nay e Fsquirsa Al los'ss pr0nys
= - ~ JAMES BosHKR, PrsalssE
RBA.NgDIEs g RECEIVED op : CON sqU,ieansp'-
=. l'''' = Appiss issAw4lSss : NiIIz. s
G l6 ...s corner kessl SD Ss-y ..
EsSENTIAL oIIe-AA fssh supply yf
IA Oh Bittsr Amends clnuaznon, 4 ni9ss Clesssl
pessspaok Aoees Wirfsrsrssns kesno9. Essepeefs
fss ,,'p'.d ssEf1 s1 aclftf iffsa q * Con. puss
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IN GREAT REDUCTION IN, "A
W THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. M
FROM fifteen to twenty per cent saved bv buy
ing from ]. Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel ~
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, of best quality. SS so
Do do second -do...................3 90
kashionaoe SiLA HATS AIS:......-............. 50
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, s. 50
Fine cafskin sewed 2 Is
J H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT which he will sell at the unprecedent.
ed low price of S3 80. de
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SIGHT DRAFTs ON NEW ORLxAss-In
gums to suit purchasers for sse At sli times bv n
3. MACMURDO. ct Exchanss Bank.
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY-One

IL the bsudsomest RESIDENCES in the town
of Manchester, a line two story wood HOUSE. built
last year. with ali the necessary outhouses This is
Of the most beautiful situations to be found. The
lot fronts 62s eef and back hsf of the square
has excellent garden, with q well of splendid wa
ter. and Is 10 an excellent neighborh ocd.
Persons desroua of purchasing will please enquire
at the Dispatch Office. fe 15-lw
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ABEL y. MAYo, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
nOTAhY FUBLIC;- Oaice on Frantn street, under
the metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va. 8 no i
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THOMAS J.sEvArs, ATToxSEr AZ Eau
rssctices y ~ the Gosrts ri the city ef RiehmS
and the county OF Henrico = -
/ Ohce moved to Whia HufI6;uv SoS..S ~ <1.....
nor and franklin streets. - : Z. g s.J~s
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Sk..J. ~. N.sbR0oCKs--Of1ico on the South
si1e l eI nam street, between 7th and sth streeta
OMee nours from 3 to 10, "a the Irnorninr. md
-S-A -sos = sne asefnoon- sssssf a. 10 20--lms
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CELEBRATED TONIC sALE-Thi,

ROPER q MURRAY, UsDERrAKERs, Gov
srnor street, between Main and Franklin.
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AAAE fGsAA1sS IN
The opinions Of those writing rom France are
very similar to those expressed by the Engiish
press. The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times, IN the course Of long letter, holds the fol-
lowing language:
"Russia's object Il n believed, Il only tos gain
time TO complete these preparations to c6ncapr ia
all her force. TO overrun even more than shS sha6
done the Principaties and % enclose them il snch
! grasp as cannot be loosened; to pass the Danube
IN irresistible numbers, and force Turkey. when
plonc md 81 s hast gasp to consent to treat direct
y with her white the Powers ara sti recsiviae her
notes and the Ambassadors are referring IS "a ~,
tersburk. have reason 10 believe thsf there are
very serious spprehcpxiops thst Turkey win be
forced - ihat Alternative, and taow thsf in Cor.
bsantin0ple such y tbe result anticipstsd "a 5sIos
pf some seks ,eoni3 ksef inmeass sslns q Rre
sia NJ ~ b61icses Sbaf a. ddssMcx isfs Tsvket
Proper roEh Be followed ~ IN Offer son a. Psvy1
% esssS 5xss direet 61ioAs ritk Asy. Sx6S 1S
IL gr<seat eslsxzefjos af ~ sCpkiHs ef 81 Peers
bvSe. ~ b q sAsfs<d, 7kstty q 4 iss its1s.
The xzsafsst artiyity prevsils 4 the French pssn
Ind stoeSaie. II q ~ il ne xorkshops a ia
annele a1p,pneatle1, an1 mst sc(is1y = - =
bas no bo1nlN111o = thanaSnlp poE1e e Rs6j5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27
RACoN,s uERCANTiLE CoLLEGE.


NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND WALNUT. CINCINNATI
fINHE undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
nut and Sixth streets. where he has fitted up splendid
suit of rooms expressly for his misunderstanding spare
neither pains expense in making them in every re-
speet the most convenient and pleasant School Rooms
In the United States.
The plan adopted in teaching combines practice with
theory instead Of using books the pupils are exercised
In making original entries Of day business trans
actions: ournazing posting balancing accounts, open
Ing and closing of great variety OF different sets OF
books, both for partnership and individual business,
where the business has been prosperous and
thus qualifying the student for entering into the practl
cal duties oft in any kind Of business.
The offnstruction will consist Of DOU BILE EN-
TRY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
OF trade aud mercantile accounts, viz: wholesale. re-
tail, commission, exchange, banking. manufacturing,
shipping, individual partnership, steamboating. and
compound company business; commercial calculations,
practical penmanshp and Lectures commercial law.
also lectures the science OF accounts eastom of mer
chants, etc.
In addition to the regular course of study, the under
signed has made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
Snow, Esq, Hon. b. Storer. Prof. c. W. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers TO devcra oflectures
the subjects of common law, history of commerce.
political economy connected with commerce. chem
tstrs connected with commerce, and other subjects o
great importance in commercial point of view, never
before iBtr dnced in any Mercantile College in the u
States Pupils instructed individually, and not in
classes that enter at time, and pro-
coed in the ratio OF their capacity and assiduty.
Public examinations are had Though pupils are ex
amned privately if they desire i when the student I'M
dergoes rigid aud thorough interrogation by the PIN
cipal assisted by committee of Practical Accountants
an Business Men y and Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy of them.
course can be completed In from six to fen weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everythi
In his power to advance his students, and make then
thorough and seOmplished accountants and his eNen
i've acquaintance with the business community viii
generally enable him to procure situations Tor those
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27
OLD EST A BiISHED
SADDLERY HARDWARE HOUSE.
WILSON & HAYDEN,
l. and 10 Columbia street. Cincinnati, Ohio.

HAYDEN IL W ILSON,
ii Main street, Saint Loas, Missouri,
Importers and Manufacturers Of
Saddlery and Coach Hardware, Carriage Trimmings
Saddle Trees, Hames Hog and Calf SeatiI z,
and all other feathers used by
Saddlers and Carriage
Makers.
"Etake this opportunity of returning our thanks to
w friends and customers, who have literally
patronzed for the las ten years, and them
that pains shall be spared for the future insure
continuance their favors and the supply of cheap
and full assortment of Goods in our line. for which we
possess facilities superior any House East West
Our English goods are purchased to the best advan
tage in Birmingham by Mr.. ID. 5. Hasuck, of the
late firm of Wilson * Co., and imported direct by our
selves, thereby paying but one commission We are
also manufacturing many of our goods at Columbus, Au
burn, Sing Sing. and have lately established House in
Newark n. J., for the purpose of manufacturing and
purchasing the finer qualities of plated Saddlery aud
Coach Ware and Patent Leathers, which is under the
control of our Hayden. We have also Curry ing shops
in this city, in which finish the greater part OF the
Skirting, Harness and Brides sold by us.
Our Hog and Calf skin Seating, Fair Bride Bag Leah'
err, &C., are manufactured exclusively for by Mr..
Amos Moore, who is well known the best Fair Leath-
er Tanner in the West.
With these advantages we fatter ourselves that we
guarantee friends and customers the best and
assortment Goods be found in the Western
country would respectfully request them to call
US before purchasing We are now receiv
ing the largest finest stock offered in the West
janl0-3mu&w WILSON d HA Den.
fCinciRRoti Coz.