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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
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boasted its spurious Jenny Lind. So the
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
MARRIED..

GRAY-WETMORE-Af Utes. n Y. Sept s BY the Rev
D. ley John P Gray D. 20 Mar Buekminster, dsnEh-
ter a. Ednunc A. Wetnore Esa. ell of Utica
LONE-SWAN-In Brooklyn. on T8esdsy sept II ~ me
Rev Dr. Spsresr George z Love q PH1tOn Pa, 20 leo
bel dsugtfer Of the late George swan
sAWYKR-L LANR-ln this City Friday, sept 3, y ne
Rtv Henry Miller. Cspt Moses II sawyer Of SeWfof
q Hiss Annie Maiis Lane Of Portland, Ne A..
TATLOR-LILLIENDAHL- Tus.dsy, lsh rs, t7a,. az
the Rev David Bser hr James n TsyloT % Hiss Se1s
only 6suRf'ef Of C. w Lllieudshl, Esq al o. tns
T'HOhPsOg-FIsH-On MONDAY, SEPT IL N .' tss ~ r.
Presbytsiizz Churci by the Rev wsshfnzss noss -. -
Ber suiu C. Thompson ef sev Oriesns =" !" "A f>0'
Elissb>sh Ysh Of New Yert City
Esv-OxI ssas sns Chicago pspsu pesss espT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

PERsoSAL-AmoRg the arrivals at the different
hotels we notice the following:
CLAEESpoS HoTEL-Ex President Fillmore and son ou1A
To- Wilson O. Hunt and family, New York Nicnei. fitaao
Lima; w. Hemingway Conn w z hstness Ns"'ioiAi
HowAEp HoTEL-A Thsyer, Detro G. Lonsee pos
ton; O. Cook. Chicago; A. Carr lonia NICE yYnn =
s,Ie.ty Alabama: J T. kingsley Mobile; Dr. j. WhitIne.e.
T;rs Perm Y King Aspiuwal. n. @; K > Iappen stesc
er OREGON Henry Witt Lima, Peru ID kos1eI ao ~
msie. W l.; Chss stou Wsshinston' d. c. James nshi
4, N. ST. NIcHoL.s-Tbe Hon. Jas NJ Cook Ao.nv;
Hcn X II Pruyne do; Col 6bb Ky; Dr. " IA ArI1sose
n C Judge z MuDsing. Ala Col De.s M2ohsj "a "a "a
80 Dr. Heat Washington; w. A Wharton AlbAnyj Lieut.
s,r.~h.p U. : A Gen A Sparks Ononds9ai CoL h"o
Bslrimofs; p : Kane, FlOrids ~,
A. 1hs MErRoPoLIrAS-Gov. Dimond r. Il Hon W, T.
Couverse New-OrleAns; T. $ o. sGleyan, 81 Loas PsI
Hs.Sr s.n Frsneisco; Hon. John A Collier bnEhAtoni
Hon J. l. Winter La; Hart strothsr, wA,sinsos o. "
sehr Prussi.. Hutchinson British Army; NJ heeenan
a. W n Winter W WashiBgtoni Thomas Peafee hAs1s1s
Coi " " Srooner Boston; NJ Moore, Phils6e p6ia >. y
non,i,.. -, s C. stevens GeoTEisi 7. B. Graham d
Isp., n p Bailey Conn; Col O. W. kelzer; CaiiOrniA
A. ,hs asToE HovsE-Msor b. Ayord, U > ArInyi Jtas-
Re.,rr.1 Nv Haven the Rev Geo Hubert walsh MING
heet J.m,.s Green Missouri; p PotteE ProFaso ose x
ne SIeishsrs Miss, Hall Teas Jas Beatty. nsn-
rst o j BillinEs Jackson. Mica Wm Pratt. Aaosni
Al he IEyfSe HorsE-Gov r. Wood. 0hio; Prof G ID ID
Gardner Clsysrset VI Dr.. Lyman Cronkriie Isxs
Theo. Cornell Baltimore; Rev. ;. Caroh asry - -
Lieut. Lambert, NJ DT ,s1qerSsas. @ wh..f !.
Hoo D. Stevees Dover N II Capt HhmArh, , nosS. =,
csr,, Hos l. Sellers o.. CO. Prentiss CooPeH'-s'
N L.; W. 4 Rsa rsls
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge HOFFMAN.
NOTION TO yACATE ORDER OF ARREST.

Plaintiff came in alleging thar being desrous oi
,sising IS 600 for his business day mentioned in
lime last be stated the fact 10 Mr.. Hougbton who
vs. in bis establishment, No. 81 William st, and had
brought him check of 81 500 stransaction signed
G x. Hoyt, drawn on the Eighth sv. Bank, Mr., N.
Getting the money from the Bank Of North America
where be kept bis secount-that he had placed with
lst er a. collateral bag OF foreign gold containing
a. 200 which was $500 more than the amounih he hsd
ssked for but had Withdrawn il, and would give II
10 Mr.. II. ss collateral. Mr.. II said be thought be
would ge, the money, and LEFT. Soon sftsrward be
returned himself sent seme person, with two otnef
checks signed BY g. X. Hoyt for 81 900 aud " 200
on Eighth, av. Bank Mr.. Houghton having previously
.4prsssuted the checks Of Mr. Hoyt to be good when
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

The new Twelfth Ward School was opened on Mon
day. The exercises were conducted by Mr.. Eleazer
Brown, trustee, aided by his colleagues, Freeman,
Breath, Fanshsw and Williams. The school con-
sists of three departments. The Male Department is
under the charge of John W. BOyce, and numbers
about 200. Mr. B. is aided by Mr.. Tuttule AMI by
Misses Glderseeve and Geary. The Female Depart
ment, numbering about 100, is under the charge of
Miss II. Z. Cudlepp aided by Misses Iiebberd aud
Gedersleeve. The Primary, under charge of Miss
Van Deusen, will be formed from the Male and Fe-
male Departments and such pupils as shall hereafter
seek admission.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
MARINE CoURr-Bcfore Judge McCAsrmy.

The City OF New York agst Joseph Nagle.
To recover $500 penalty uuder the ordinance, for
keeping more hogs in an inclosure tbao allowed by
lav-,fe ordinance providing that more than four
hogs shall be kept in one inclosure, under penalty Of
81 for each hog so kept.
Defendant has butcher establishment in First.av.
near Third-st aud keeps number of hogs TO kill for
market II was alleged that bad air arOse from his
the neighborhooo as being a Nuisance and injurious
TO public health. The present suit was brought to re-
GOV er the penalty. No defense Offered. Verdict
for plaintiff, $3.50.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
furniture, Sc.
DEM & XII Nj b Z L
II FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY

No 5S WGlkcr-st-, nesr bTcad"ay
In .,,oupes the opeuinE Of these commociocs wAeoo
Ms-r- BEMBE KIMBEL would sPPri'e the t.shlO9.bs
d and he rube generally that they are CONNECTED snd
y, rsi.S eornmnpe,tion with A Bembss etno~n furni
tSre and UPhotsry mAnufseOe: 10 Par. aoe n'snes 20
Pos.e,ps such facilities they viii be ensbea 20
orss,s a. yery short notice and satisfactory terms
- 49,, line produced abroad will be reProeoeed u
thely essbshrnent and the variety Of Upholstery %
OF sty les OF Cabinet Furniture comprises ~ tns''
nSofa the widest field foT comparison aDc eholee NJ n.
KIMBEL having been svf SIX years designer ~ ~
sopine, msuufactory hrnss ample experience 70 ~ g.,
haoS th.t H. foreign and resources OF the III
vii he deemed sufficient guarantee OF their .niy ~
The ,.peetstops OF ell Who favor then Win msu
A bEmbt a hAnphS, -. =
EOR SALE-The FURNITURE 10 tne o,,
10 .nit upreh.s~r, Inauir. 1t No 60 Est sh>; esess
A NJ, OF after 4 p. h n R.-Fsa 70 sk so~ "V""
HORSES tskes IN psyusst Zee eay pA1
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LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention of
tn public h called style Of DAGUERREoTYPEs
paper in all the life far surprising in depth
tone and brlAney the most finished painting Tire
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

The Rev. Z. II. Cbpin has been spending his sum-
mer vacation in Pigeon Cove, ROckport, but will re-
sumo his pastoral labors in New York on Sunday next
He has preached to immense audiences in the cities
of Cambridge, Lowell, Boston and Charlestown, dur
ing the season that his own church has been closed.
We learn that he will address various societies in this
CITY and State the present season.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

FATAL FAIL.-A German sailor named Louis
Blume was accidentally killed Monday last by fall
ing frem the nsnysrd to the deck of the brig Vesta,
held an inquest upon the body and the Jury rendered
a verdict sf Accidental death" Deceased was 20
wears of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
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VESSELS ASHORE.

BosTos, Tuesday. Sept. ~, 1854.
CORES pondent at Holiness Hole, reports three
brigs and eleven schooners driven ashore there
during the northwest gale of Saturday night and Sun
day. II was thought most of them would be got of
after dscharging their cargoes. No lives were lost
far as known,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
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en- who enter a merchants counting
Young men

Young men who enter merchants counting
the duties Of clerk expect to receive
very salaries three years; but II they present
themselves competent book keepers and good psnmen
obtain from me liberal remuneration la
order capable and efficient both branches
instruction necessary. and GOLDSMITH No 352
Broadway. may be obtained moderate tems-sucees5
being guaranteed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
BROOK YN ITEMS.

BCRGLARY-On Monday night ast. the house OF
Mr. Rollins No. lf2 Dean-st., feOniously entered
by means of false keys, and robbed ofsver-ware and
ewelry 10 the value OF about $500. On the return OF
the occupants who absent il was found that the
locks ON the closets and bureaus either broken
pred off and the plated ware which il appears the
thieves did not want, was scattered all about the
premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
ADVERTISEMENT I

PIRIT-RAPPING on THE STAGE.-The abstract
dessm Of Spirit Rappns beautifully exempt fed n the
touching and mysterious French Drama OF the CoRsc,S
BRoTHEEs presented both THls AFTERNOON and TINS EVEN
INC Barnums Museum Go and see H. The UNITED
TWINS other Curoses Sy be viewed AZ the time
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

The OPERA AT CASTLE GARDES.-Norma will
be given for the second time tonight the chief char
acters by Madame Gris, Miss Donovan, and Signsrs
Mario and Susni
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
IAdvertiseinent
. EaknNE

IANHIUN NM h'iINL' IHIh "7IVHISHIHS
Drama drawing crowds al the National Theater Little Cor
della Howard bpTess the strawberry Girl Mr.. J.
scott the American tragedsn also appears TO night
Capt. Copp. secure your places early
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
NEWYopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1854

A. fillmore and son arrived by the Erie Railroad
-. arning, and arc stopping at the Claren-
- w, . mes on personal business and was TO
remsin only few 4,
Tax CASE or PoLIcE CAPrArs HoRSIss -Yester-
day morning Capt. Hopkins Of the Third District
Police appeared before Judge Beebsstn the Court of
Special Sessions, TO answer a charge OF assault and
baf-ery preferred against him by Mr.. Eckhart, q
friend Of Justice CLARK. The captain acted as HE
counsel and Justice Clark volunteered TO act -
the prosecuting officer, but wa informed by Judge
Bee5e that such course could not be allowed. Some
testimony was taken which went to show that the
complainant had been arrested. The further coz
siderston OF the case then adjourned until Fri
day next.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

At Walack S last night the fine old comedy Of Tie
School for Scandal was given to an applauding
house. The Sir Peter of Mr. Blake is one of his best
characters. This establishment maintains ts wonted
popularity.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
SkCONn nOARD.
sales OF stocks IA, philsdelphia j,

First Boavd-S OoO Sch Nav &c. 49, b5 Ti $500 do IL
~; 500 Lehgh 6s 10 b5 %; 800 Cam Amb g. 49, 20,
q Minehill Railroad COL DO, 6ei do 60j Fsrm
Mech Bauk 5s PhlAd Bank b' l9i loo Reading Railroad
c.. 34t.
Atter BoardlOO Morris Canal sds and int nv 100 Reed
ing Rsiiroad 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

SICKNESS OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs.-Archbshof
Hughes was to have preached in the Cathedral, Que
bee, on Sundsy last but unable to do so on ac-
count of sickness.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

CoURT or SEssIoSs.-In this Court, yesterday,
John Sator who had previously pleaded not guilty to
james Zeit, on an Indictment for grand larceny,
pleaded not guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
fAdveutseuent /

frst-class, large-size colOred Daguerreotype,
with banosome embossed and fittings for 81 cents
GARBANATI. Artist, No. As Broadway, cor Howardst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

FouSD DROwsED.-An inquest was yesterday held
upon the body-of James Crosby, native of Albany,
a year Of age, whose body Mas found in the dock
foot Of Robinson- ST., n. K. No marks OF violence
we're found on the body and the Jury rendered YER
dict of Death By drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
corrRT cALHNDAR-THs D.y

Coxwos PIEAs-Nos. s73, tslsI, 7i,l ss3, s9l,
sg2 $40 s49 s54, 1904 l,Oll, LOIS l,O34i, l,O6l,
l.O62. 073.
% n 40 A.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

Mr.. E. Bedoe, a stranger who came from New
York, was drowned on Saturday evening at kel
port, n. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
WILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

BuRG1ARY-Yesteriay morning about oclock
the house Of S. = Couch, corner Of Leeav. and Ross
st., was entered by burglar and robbed Of silver
spoons and wearing apparel valued at about s4O'
The robber opened a bedroom door where he unex-
pectedly found Mrs c. and another lady sitting up
with a sick child whereupon he made hasty retreat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
L. s COMMISSIONING oFPIcE.-Before conmis.onor
CASE OF CAPT. CHARLES A. MARSHALL, o.
YORKsHIRE.

The Commissioner few days since, it viii be re-
collected rendered a decision on the charges against
Capt NJ Of assault with dangerous weapons on Nicho
Las Cock and Thomas Cotton. two Of the crew, in
which ne dismissed the complaints. at the same time
stating that the District Attorney should he think
differently from him The Commissioner could send
the case 10 the Grand Jury. By request Of the Dis
trictA Attorney the Commissioner re0pened the exam
nation AZ took into consideration all the testimony
that had ben taken before the Coroner. He held
before that the charges were not sustained as to
Capt NJ and the complaints were dismissed. The
iuiec therefore will not be presented probably, to
tie Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

A CHILD POIsONED.-Coroner Hanford concluded
an inquest last evening at No. Al South Seventh 81.
or the body Of an infant 10 months of age named
Ellen NJ Bolton, which came TO its death BY over
dose of morphine The morphine was given 10 the
infant in mistake for a dose of DOver's Powders.
The Jury rendered a verdict that Ellen Bolton came
TO her death by dose Of morphine administered In
mistake for Dover Powders.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

Suspicion OF GRAND LARCEST. "A servant girl
named Hardimon, in the employ Of Mr.. Hiekecx
ieweler, in Grand-st, brought before Justice
Boswell Yesterday ON suspicion Of having stolen a
gold watch from the store Of Mr.. II. She was com
mitted 10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
Cutlerp and Gar6mare.

Vu&IttU Y UIIu T"f"H'
COOPFR's TRIrSS HOOPS.-500 sets as
~ sorted sizes
CooPERs EDGE TOOLS. Albertson, COnser. Horton
Barton, and other makers
COOPER'S RIVETS. A large assortment :,
COOPERS HAMMERS, DRIY ERS, cast and wrought
BECK IRONS, &c, &c, for sale BY
CHAS s LITTLE Sos. IS and 81 fulton-st
COPPER.-LAKE SUPERIOR INGOT COP.
~ PER for SALE lots suit purchasers at the Office OF
the MINNESOTA MINING CO, No ls1 Greenwich-st
SCOTCH PIG IRON.-Hundred tuns No.
and go mixed numbers best Pig Iron in
store and landing for sale By
sPOFFoRD, TILEsToN Co, No 50 Broadway
CPRING STEEL, 900 bundles assorted, in
- lots 10 suit purchasers fyr sale. Apply TO
sHoRTRIDGE, HOWELL JkssoP Msnuf.eturen,
No. "a Clidst, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Tue.day- Before Jads
BEEBE.


At the opening Of the Court, Sidney Williams, a
colortd nan was tried and convicted Of having as.
saulted end robbed another colored msn, named
Francis Lafran a vaiter at the Howard House while
In Anthopyst. near West Broadway. He was sen
fenced 10 Tie State Prison for ten years.
Peter Mcguire and --- keaTns convicted ls,t
week Of grand larceny, sentenced to the Penn
ientary Tor twelve months
William Roe coored, convicted last week oi as
ssuli with a knife upon Charles Atherton, "ss SEN
fenced 10 the PeuitentiaTy for SIX months.
John Doyle, indicted for assault and Dastsry,
pleaded guilty and on the complainant ference
Hera asking a suspension Of Judgment "as
granted. - u
james E. Westcott pleaded guilty 10 charge Of
eubezzlernent and WIS fined $50.
Albert Brown and Philip Young indieted Tor Dur
gsry first degree, pleaded guilty 70 ourgary IN ths
second degree and were remspded Tor sentence;
MARY Walsh was tried and convicted Of grand lar
ceny. IN stealing a gold watch from John Mehlny.
she was sentenced to the State Prison Tor two years
Charles Kolh pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny, and
vss enter ced to The Penitentiary for six months.
Joseub Bupn was tried and convicted Of stealing
,uo tnndred bushels Of wheat, belonging to w. II.
Todd from the schooner Anna He was remanded
Thoma. Moouy, indicted with Bum, was tried and
The Cour; then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
Hlarbinerp, &e.

tilrhlnern, &f.
CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ ING MACHINES-No Machines heretofore offered for
compare with those nov Manufactured and sold by
ps Ays mSShs ovsns % LIABILITY of getting
out OF pair the prsctcaoy OF the stitch and tnen dua
Dnb Besides the Psten, fer these Machines the
legal which almost all others are involved which
fact is Of sres consideration TO nos 10 ~ van va. o.
purchng elsewhere Orders punctn. attended TO- Ad'
dress . ThoMAs O. LACbn
President Avery Sewing Machine Co,
No 25l Broea%sy, New-Yort City
EOR SALE-Eight SecoRd-h Hand and New
BOILERS tubular and cylinder, from four to sixteen
horse powers two new ENGINES from ten to hesR horse
Fulton Iron Works, foot Of Cherry. st, East River
4 EONARD q WILSON, COMMISSION and
IL MACHINERY MERCHANTS. No 50 BeaverstS snd
No loo Pearl st have Just received two ~ 1901 'e
foot Pauer very heavy planes IL feet long by wide together
with full assortment OF other tools
MACHINERY for SALE.-TWO HOVEl
WI BORING MACHINES. with Spliung attached One
FsInsn DO two large Dr one Seven horse Steam EnEne
Cupoa for foundery with Punching and boher bendms
Machines FOR LIE If6SARD SSsR WILSON No GO Be.ver
CTEAM ENGINE and BLOWING CYLIN-
- DERs for BLAST FURNACE for sALE.-A Steam En-
cine 2nch cylinder and feet streke together with Blowing
ods SyIds, sd; s.e appy to EDW BECH KGNHARDT No
81 Beaver-st, or to A TOWER Agent fonshkeepSe Hon
WORKS, POushkeepsie.
CTEAM PUMPING ENC n s.
y H. X WORrHlNGT0N,
No. 28 Broadway,
Having enlarged bis Factory Is now enabled 70 rrqPP.{
PTTMMPPy AND FIRE ES0INEs or stesmsIs Factories.
Public In.tiutioDs &c. Also, MINING, WRECklNG' and
DRAINAGE PUMPS.
M-ENGINE-Second-ha and, Is or 25-horse
- nox.T In GOOD order-waDted In exchange for HOUSE
and iT in South Brooklyn Hsmiltonay Ferry Address
ENGINE Box No li9 Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERmSER

SENTENCE OF Az EXCISE COAdIssIONER
Tie Court Of Over ana Terminer opened yes-
troa, b, Judge Rockwell for the purpose of passing
seateDce uiou j, ,hn Cayanagh. one Of the COmmis-
sonsrs Of the Brooklyn Board Of Excise, who was
convicted of miscenesnor ia gr%ting Licences to per-
son, not entitled thereto. His trial took place during
tie MAY Term Of the Court. Ia passing sentences his
Honor stated that the duty most unpleasant aud
or that he had sought 10 avoid by suspending SEN
tence from time 10 time IN the hope OF amendment.
Ia this te had been disappointed the record Of the
Board of Excise since the conviction, showed that
o. hundred and thiity-seven tavern licenses had been
qrar ted and il could not be possible that large
number Of houses licensed to se liquor were needed
IN ,his city. He designated the action Of the Com.
missioner in view Of the position in which they
placed ar most audacous and therefore deserving the
% naliy provided by law The Court thereupon SEN
ienced the defendant imprisonment in the County
jail for thirty days aud to pay fine Of $3.50, aud to
stand committed until paid, not exceeding six months.
The defendant left the Court in the custody Of the
Sheriff
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
COMMERCIAL XA7T,ER.S
sales at the stock Exchange s,pr :,

~ n, 7, z M Uds, % %
SO Corn Exchange Bnk.. 81
5 Continental Bank ..... 9s
s. Del { Hud. Can. Co. .llli
20 CGntOn Go. ~
100 \. jersey ZINC Co.'S 81
wv uos.s D
100 Pen. & Leh. Zine CO.. n
600 FloE a X. J't Stock.s3
80 hcCnlloch Gold....... |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-31

-- S-hIfhC<aNIILE COLLEGE,
EsT CORNER OF AND WALNUT cIScIsS.rl
me Undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
iegc 10 his new building, northwest corner of Wal
.n anu SKIN streets where he has fitted up splendid
SUI. OF rooms expressly for his busness-haying spared
pains nor expense in making them in every re
sPeet me most convenient and pleasant School Room
In the United States.
The plan adopted in teaching combines nr,c,ica with
hsiea OF using books, the pupils are exercised
IN making original entries of every day business trans
scuohs Journalzng, posting balancing accounts open-
ing ana closing of great variety of Different sets of
pooAs OOth Tor partnership and individual business
e business has been prosperous and adverse and
mus qua!nS the student Tor entering into the practi-
cal duties ofthe accountant in any kind of business
1e course OF instrueton will consist of BILE EN-
OF Trade and mercantile accounts, viz: Wholesale re.
TAIL, commission, exchange, banking manufacturing
snipPng individual, partnership, steamb boating, and
compound company business; commercial calculations
practical penmanshp, and Lectures on commercial law
Also lectures on the science of accounts custom of
signed has made arrangements with Messrs Henry
pnow, Esq, Hon. b. StOrer, Prof c. w. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers. TO deliver oflectures
on me subjects OF common law history Of commerce,
political economy connected with commerce, chem
isry as connected with commerce. and subjects Of
great importance in commercial point OF view,
before Introduced in any Mercantile College the u.
States Pupils are instructed Individually, and not in
classes so that ssuaents may enter atasy me and Pr
ceed IN the ratio OF their capacity and assduity.
Public examinations are had (ihoggh pupils
amined privately if they desire t when the student
dergoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the Prin
cipal assisted by committee of Practical Accountants
AMI Business Men, and Diplomas awarded those who
are deemed worthy of them
course becompleted In from six to len weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everything
In his power to advance his students make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and his extern
nve acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable him to procure situations for those de-
irous Of obtaining them.
TERMS:-For a full course of lessons in Book Keep
ng, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Commercial
Law, &C., $40 (oct2-dckwlyl K. S. BACON. Principal.