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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

THE MAYoR-Ilis Honor, the Mayor, returned from
Old Point Saturday, aer sojourn Of two days with
some sick members Of his family, who staying at
that healthful retreat
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on Wednesday last, about 200 baskets Of peaches
from New jersey, and $500 baskets from Delaware ar
rived at New York. The crop in both States it Is said
will not be half one. and prices seem bigh-s6, has
ket having already been obtained for some in New
York
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re- The "MoTHEIis' BnEAsT CLoTHs,r Considering

E1- The "MoTIEas' BHEAsT CLOTHs,r' considering
the limited used to bring them into public noO
met with unparalleled In the history remedies
The Introduction OF them to public attention, developed
fact which truly graingthe fact that they
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense ago
mixing Suffering than any single remedy among men,
suffering which they and which they relieve
class condition. Its sway wide globe AMI
mother found truly
Ing and peculiar suffering incident to aATHERED Rsrs
These cloth, attained wide celebrity Throughout. vgln.
Testimonials to their great value, have yet to hear Of their
eso Ia.ri BY IL worth
e e "s ss PIoRs n. BY mail
They are fOi sale erclusiyely by
jsl llI Main street Richmond, Virginia.
@ r. n s applying these GS'n viii accompany
Cloths would make known the estimate they place upon
~ PERTAINS GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE -No.wIth.tand.
.eTPrs been 5ar.hnz IKE bay tree the
Melting E OH 3. s o. @ y N. % Ss ms
S d s S Isp' sn5s Of q. n; mr.
me and cannot fail TO ensure the sale Of the remaining
delay and thus hasten the desired communication Of the
rf!y Year, both Hemisphere, Life
| Of Former Merchant. BY Vincent Holtc. 81 70.
S1a Jefferson" w. e. p S1SsS 81 Main street.
| HEsTABR0OK MAIsH, MdnVIciure,s aud HhoLeNdS
~ Dsae,s BA2sH PnsIso BueteTs osD.B wlRs RSUsH
.eElso A io Lombard street. between Light and Charles,
BIhhHo'e, MI au1e-i2m
q; ism o. jaSs LAST bay TTxs e %.d,%9
on and s s S h ouSS sSse s
hooks When last heard Of she Che ohnqupn road
,o reward Or her delivery Nj Tas6 wOodavn PoTha.u
ioe. Ferry or to me- Dover yos oiia ERsynu
6AnLEANs MOL iasgs--lZ5 bill, prime Orleans Moias,es
auif u. n. SKINNER, Gary street.
UET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Wehave
sN.eta'e' with and without Crosses Plain Carved Ims
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

The Herald Of Friday says "Common State brands Of
-four were IL l.2 cents per barrel higher yesterday
Corn was also firm at full prices Wheat was quiet. With
out change 10 quotation. Yesterday and the day before
about 5000 bales Of cotton we're sold, the closing
finn
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MI Brooks, Of the New York Express writing TO his
Psper from BerD remarks that railroads and teegrspbs
are, 10 Europe, the friends Of dsspotism-or they give
the central authority such enormous power, that's
whole army Of thousands tens Of Thousands can be
brough, 10 a point In A single night
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Know NornISGIsN.-A friend asked us on Saturday n
we we're not know Nothing" reply was that they
wouldn't let us within the Of ass of them viii
any one doubt They honest folks to join their
ranks II they admitted we'd report their
free gratis Of charge
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Two gangs OF Counerfeers arrested 10 the woods
in Canada the lat inst The band perfectly organ
led aud possessed Of every thing necessary for carrying
their nefarou, business the most extensive scale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

THE CouscII--The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Council will be held to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

Judge Norris, Of Ohio has decided that slave brought
into that State byor With the consent Of bis owner and
Afterwards escaping into free State Is free, and cannot
bs temanded 10 slavery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

The choIes appears DO making fearful ravsgss 10 s.
John, New Brunswick For the three days ending Aa-
gus, o:h, there had been one hundred and eleven
deaths.
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DIED,

her residence In Orange county, Virginia. Thursday the
years old.
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ARov.-Two men named Thomas aud Samuel Ryan,
father and son. brought before tho Mayor Saur
day charged with creating Marshall
3rd.
According to the testimonies OF Capt. White and Mr.
Samuel Ruth who happened to be passing the time Of
the row, James, the son, had the father thrown down
while he pressing with full force upon both his
Tho old admitted the truth OF the charges but raid
he entirely in fault Having taken much brandy
he became unmansgeable, and the In order pacy
him aud keep him IRON doing injury to persons in bis
house was compelled to treat him In the d.
scribed.
Capt White brought both parties to the cage with the
| aid Of Mr.. Ruth.
Ills Honor reminded old Ryan that he was before him
on another occasion for being drunk aud disorderly
fined He discharged him on Saturday with pretty So
we're admonou
The old assured him no should not appear before
him again for the offence
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great National Horse fair will be held at the Na,iona
Course on Long Island on the 27,h 2sth, and 29.b,
September next, under the au'picies of the Natiopa
Jockey Club. The premiums to be awarded amount ,c
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EXTRAORDINARY PIsroL.-The London correspondence
the boston Irdreer III have just been shown
rte-pistol invented by English gentleman resident at
luton in that the Mimic rifle in musketry |. can
Kill at 500 yards Last week il tested before expert
enced officers at Woowch and completely stood the tr
a. Since then has been exhibited to Prince Albert and
from my own observation, vouch for the efficiency
OF this extraordinary weapon. IL is easily charged and
has sights regulated 9OO $780, 400 aud 500 yards Il is
besides light and beautiful 0ny fancy a revolver of this
description, with six eight barrels, good marksman
and an adversary quarter OF mile off, The whole de-
ponds the rilt-groove.
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o1uriant mass Of vegetation In the OF bis
Italian regtass Mr. Meehs farming shows to tho least adj
vantage; but for this Mr. Cad very probably observed
after dinner, the dry climate oil the eastern counties is
somewhat responsible.
In making the round Of his frm Me- Mechi delivered
OF short but very amusing and vigorous pepa
tee lectures almost every important point connected
with agriculture. Ills visitors delighted with the
freshness the good huu,or, the volatility and In the
main, the sourdness Of these eNposons They certainly
have stamp about them which nobody but Mechi could
gNc aud his field preachings on agriculture are alone
worth travelling long distance to lstcn to. There
not time enough left before dinner to examine tho feeding
sheds the stock and the general arrangements Of tho
homestead, but enough had been to safety the keen
est appetite for improved cultivation. Smart exercise In
the fresh air had nov brough, large proportion Of the
guests into frame Of body and MUD thoroughly calcu
lated to do justice to tho ample provision which their host
had prepared for them. In spacious tent erected for
that purpose they down the number of nearly three
hundred, and there the evening most agreeaby
minated in that round Of osss and speech making which
seems an indispensable condition Of festive meetings in
this country.
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-, & ,,ss|I.
k|IAsSls
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Letters Business must be sddresedto the "Edftors Of
the WIG"
Th,Is standing ought TO be known ALL viii
an no Obituary
iInss are charged for ~ advertisements.
~ win be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

The Herald says that private letters have received
10 New York, which report revolution in Tsmaulipss
in Mexico. IL is said TO be headed by Gen GAIA
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The Herald gives currency to the runor that Senator
clayton will shortly appear before the public 10 letter
advocating the principles Of the Rnow-Nothng party
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SINKING OF STEAMER-TWENTY LIVES LOST.
CIscIssATI, Aug s-The Gazette of to-day says it is
supposed that from ID 20 lives were lost by the
sinking of the steamer Cape May Mount Vernon In
diana AT last five dead bodies had been taken
from the wreck.
ANTI-NEBRASKA CONVENTION.
BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 1.-THE Penobscot anti Nebraska
County Convention was largely attended on Thursday
They recommended Merrill for Governor, and Washburn
for Congress- and adopted resolutions strongly against the
Nebraska act.
CHANGE OF STEAMERS.
NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE steamers Black Warrior
aud Cahawbs have bcen Withdrawn from the Mobile trade
and will form semimonthy line between New York. Ea.
vana and New Orleans.
IOWA ELECTION
DunrouG, August l0th.-Returns from nine counties
show msority for Grimes, the whg candidate of 3OO
Hampstead tho whg candidate for Congress- has the
msjorty.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE CYANE
NEW YORK. Aag 1.-THE U. S. sloop of war Cyane ar.
rived at Aspnwa the 22d ut and sailed again on the
23d. Her object was to pick up some deserters.
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.
TORONTO, Aug. Sir Edmund Head, the present Co
vernon of New Brunswick, will very shortly relieve Lord
Elgn in the Governor Generaahip Of Canada
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MIR PERTAINS nARn

Accompanying, have submitted the of
the Shdre Hodrs IN Nd hfinD evening Of
the zth inst Tor the of selecting
Ing into ether affecting the ali
ticket holders In my THIRD CIR ESrERrasr. " "
VIII he seen that Committee has appointed and In
struetions gvep them be-
stage OF Progression In the FOR the
abse share holders here bg state the Number
tcse sold up TO the present time Is abort Prom th,
VIII pereeve that so $1,000 sold they viii adj
e the whole BODY OF the share holders the and
In general meeting asseubled for purpose
Entrusted. 800 800 ""'s" '"sJ
That these 600 tickets be In the shortest
time, the undersiEned
tor liberaliiy: NAsSAAheo
Each who gets club nni
conreydacts, E2srsn Tctsts. " ~ W 's"e'
Each Who sends hturnf do,rs 81,
hare sent In Hte manner one Hundred zen 7Yrs
bach peron VINO shall send fat mel hunhr doi-.
irW hare sent IN lie fHunneT, Sir Hundred 7Vcksts
And for ausrHcr sums In proportion.
IT Is thus ladies and gentlemen
Incorporation In bringing this enterprise a speedy ana hon.
10 Ill, y satisfactory termination N'' $50 "'Fs
w With great onsideIatlonan of re.n.ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

II EwIS wERR & son OFFER for sale
IL $50 hhds Porto Rico, part prime
$50 =" New Orleans, -
40 bbs Coffee Sugar, "yarious qualitles' SUGAR
ITO F" Crushed
80 o. PulverIed
% half boxes Loaf
:, ss ss s s:s. s;'; syrup 4olA'srs
$50 bags Rio
275 bags Laguayra
81 bags stuart's SCOPFEE
so pockets Java
"a bags Mocha
20 packages ,unpoyder and nI.ek T..
500 bbls HALIFAX Cut
so v" lHERRJNna
"a Z Family Roc
81 bills Maekerel
~ kts do
IL hhds Bacon Sides
20 tierces Rice; 500 kegs Nails
SD eides Sole Leather, .'various aualItl..-
Sides Upper Lea
800 bushels Glover Seed
zoo boxes AdamAntine, "varou, quaIIties"l
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Fifty Years both Hemisphere or "Reminiscences Of the LII
Of a FORMER Merchant. by Vincent Holtc. 81 70.
Bouth Of Jefferson, Chronicles Of College scrApes &C. TIC
Aul2 w A. BUTTERg Main street
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SHEET LEAD-of various thickness, for sal. In 49,. ..
- suit purchasers by O. J. sIEToN A co W
aus Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main street.
HH oCsES FOR RENT-Eghtesn and convenIen 49,.
- Tensmens on Highland street Tylersvile Rockets @
Tor rent There has not been death this NL
street In the immeda Vicinity large and well con-
oakry Also ne- market, soon Into and
eghh water on the premises Rent moderate good
Apply 70 II. W. TYLER, or
Jp u
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nrsNAhD.-hanaNay he Of q ID.
I'D wv PrAyser sth street. Tuesday the Ii, In. n
nHIdfo nan called MINOR He ksmh by trade IN.
oushy hair S5 inches high When
ne lett Richmond he had 20 70 his w mr. Charles
cDoWes In Hanover lurking athourh
he has since been see n he city.
The above reward Of SlO0
City JAIL or taken In the chmond adjoin
ing countless ROBERT w RIGEIGav
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Vniss0tUT IoN OF COPARTNEIisIiIP-The concern Of
SHADE BAKERS this day dissolved, by consent
MI sLDE alone authorised to settle the debts
and credits Of the concern. 1890
AuKuft
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~ tnoOhS Al LIE ENCHANGE ROCK
~ SIORh-GEO NJ. WEST, Nos and Exchange Place
fers for sale this day: >>'O'
y Years In Roth Hemisphere "reminiscences
Former Merchant by Vincent Noe, late OF Orleans
The Youth Of Jeer.on Chronicle College serapes al
Williamsburg, Virginia, A. D., lIGI IS cents.
Niconderoga. or the Black GRgh by James ESQ s0e
Rosa Woodye the Jalors BY Alex Duma, SOC
Lamp Lighter New suppy) AIS.
Fashion and Famine. By Mrs. Etephens,
Hard Times. by Charles Dickens 50 cents.
Masters House; Tale By Leran
Money Maker and other Tales by Jane O. Campbell. 81
All OF the above are to be found at the Bookstore 81
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~ YET IN VAST OF GOOD READY MADE CLOTHING
The far advanced will oaer
clothing In store In order reduce the
low AZ possible before receipt o. h stock Those IL van win
please give early call. J. %. GOODMAN,
No 1884 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
r. Ihaye stu hand 30 Trunks, which will sold
for cash. faul2l j. ID, O.
HIolLEa AND TANK RivErs-ioC t.g., s.:oIted 'ie',
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90 Saturday Mr. johnson reported to the Mayor that
the nuisance was fully abaed. He bound to Yield
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ing the thousand and reports to the contrary this
teprise has been urshng like
present Issue publish the proceedings Of the shaehode
Mass Meeting held on The 2h OF July They Of the most
teTestng character, and will careful Mr.
hams card also should claim the attention Of ALL being liberal
the extreme, and cannot fail TO the sale OF
tckc1s in limited time Send orders for tickets
delay and thus hasten the desired contamination Of the
prise. aull-gitkd2tr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-24

UOiY VIZ AFFLICTED, READ AND BE MADE
- WHoLE.-DRS. NALL a WHITE, having
formed a oo-partnership, continue 20 be consulted
al theif Ohico, iae Walnut street. Cineinnati Ohio
on all diseases OF private or delicate nature, and
guarantee cure IN all cases which they under
take 10 treat.
by alonr course OF study and practical expert.
encv OF unlimited extent, Dra. N. q ". have the
qualification OF presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never failed 10 cure the most
ILLS.
Under their treatment. all Of the horrors OF
Venercal Discusses, lmpuroliood Ulcers, inpolen
cy, Pains la The Back, aud Organs OF Generation,
Inflammation OF The Bladder aud kidneys, Hydro.
cele, Assesses, Diseases OF The Liver and Lungs,
Dr0psy, Scr0fuln, lumOrs, kpllnpilc Fits, Diseases
ofihe Nervous syslem generally, Diarrhaea, Dys'
nently cured.
Perodenl complaints Of icmalc,, however com.
plicaod or appalling. also, all other diseases Incl.
dent 10 females, cured, aud every function, 70.
stored 10 It's natural ncgnd yigor.
Ague and Fevef cured In tweniy-four hours
warranted.
SEaiNAL wEAKsrss.-Dr. II. d W. devote great
par OF their time 10 the treatment OF those cases
caused by secret and solitary habit, which rulni
tue body and mind, uniting tho unfortunate h.
diyldual for Either business or society. Some o.
the sad and melancholy effects produced By earl,
habits ofyouih are weakness ofihe back and limbs
dlznnoss OF the head. dlmncss OF sight, pal ptatiof
Of the hear, dyspepsia, nervousness, derangemen
OF the digestive functions, symptoms OF eonsampt
ion, &c. The fearful eifects on the mind are mncl
I TO DO dreaded loss Of memory, confusion OF idens
depression 81 spirits, evil foreb0diugs, aversion o
society, self-dislrust, tmdlty, &c. are among the
| evils prod sed. Snch persons should before con
summaiing marriage, consult physician OF oxpe
rlence aud ssl, and be at once restored 70 health
and happiness.
! UP Letters addressed toDr. II. ID. whito,b DO,
/ 1891 =. o., postpaid, containing Zee. promptll
attended TO, and Medicine forwarded TO any par
ofthe United States, secure from observation.
Slretest secrecy observed.
Nov. II 1859. 47-lyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-24

CRAwrIsH.-A correspondent (E.
8. Hobbs, Of Dubois county. says he
has four or Eve acres Of cleared land
which Is inclined to be rather dat. and
Is worked very much by craw6sh; yet
IL brings very heavy crop OF grass.
and would be excellent meadow land,
II il were not for the crawfish piles, or
chimneys as they are sometimes CAL
led. being in the way Of the scythe in
moving. Now. Mr.. Editor, IS there
any way by which the crawfsh can be
induced to quit working in such mead.
ows or not? II so. please to tell US
how.
Under draining is the only means
We can suggest for the destruction Of
eraw6sh. They must have water. and
il by any possibility the water can be
drawn OF so as TO prevent their reach.
ing it. they will soon die out. In many
locations they are a great pest, and
We should be pleased to receive from
our correspondents their experiedce
or thoughts in reply to the inquiry Of
Mr.. Hobbs.-Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-24


Wsgivs the following for what It Is
worth. without pretending TO decide as
y the correctness Of the cause Of the
eaPs or the proposed rsmsdy'--(ED.
Gaps IN chfckens.
MEssRs. EprroRs:--It Ii my aim
never to publish anything which, have
not thoroughly proven TO be both true
and useful; bat a. there has been 80
much guess work and humbug pub
lished upon the disease in chickens
called the gsps.sI will publish, II you
think proper. my experience In that
disease. have lost over one hun
drsd and fifty chickens with the gaps,
In the course Of the summer, and have
dissected many-examined them thor
oughly and found nothing to justify
the conclusion that the dieease is
caused by worms in the wind-Pipe.
throat or crop. as some writers pretend,
nor have / found any remedy to cure
or prevent the disease, in all that l
have read. On the contrary tried
all the remedies published in the Gull
tivator, and many more. without any
good effect. / do not believe that
there ever was cure performed by
any remedy l have tried. But have
observed that they were not affected
with the disease in the spring when the
We aihor was cool, nor in the fall. but
only in hot weather-thst the most of
them took the disease in the morning,
after being brooded allnight. There
fore concluded il was caused By too
much brooding in warm weather. l
procured a headless parrel which l SEE
upon q grass plat-took the chicks
from the hen at fortnight old; put them
In and fed them. since which | have
lost no more with the gaps. You are
welcome to my experience.
G. BABC0CK.
Guiiford, ". dug. "a. 1854.
Country Gentleman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-24

CLovER.-When clover was first in
troduced into Germany to gil up the
year Of fallow. in the trennial course oil
cropping, its effects appeared so extra
ordinary. that it was pronounced to be
the ''limit Of the art Of culture" II
gave fodder for cattle during the form.
er'v naked year--it gave better crop
IN the following year, and it was sup
posed to choke the weeds which infes.
ted the 6elds Of grain.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-24
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
zgACON's
Mercantile College.
North-West Corner Sixth ma wal
nut streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.

~
nut streets, CINCINNATI. Ohio.
The undersigned has removed his mercantile
college 10 his new building. NORTH west corner
OF WalGut and 0.h SIS. vi ho has lifted up a
Splendid suit OF Rooms OK gressly for his business
having spared neither pains or expense In ma
king them in every respect tho most convenient
and pleasant School Rooms la thu Units States.
The plan adopted la teaching combines practice
with theory; Instead OF using books, the pnpis
exercised In making original entries ofoyery day
ancing accounts, opening aud closing ola great va
rey Of Inherent sets OF books, both for paFlnershp
been prosperous and adverse, and thus qualifying
the student for entering Into the practical duties
ofihe accountant In any kind oibusiness.
The course of Instruction will consist Of double
entry book Keeping. embracing every department
OF trade and Mercantile Accounts, VIZ: Wholesale.
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking,
Manufacturing, Shipping, individual
Partnership. Sieamboating, and Compound
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penm0nship, and Lectures on,
Commercial Lae, also Lectures on the
Science Of Accounts. Custom Of Merchant,
etc.
In addition 10 the regular coune Of study. the
undersigned has made arrangements wi'a Henry
/ Snow ESQ, lion. bclamy SfOrcr, Prof. e. W.
Wright, and other eminent Lecturers, 70 deliver a
course OF Lectures on IN subjects OF Commercial
Law. History Of Commerce, Political Economy, as
connected with Commerce, and other subjects OF
great importance into commercial point Of yiew,
aud never before introduced 70 any Mercantile
College IN the United States.
Pupilsare instructed individually, ana not IL
classes, 80 that students may enter at any tins
and proceed In the ratio ofthelr capacity and asst
duty.
Public examinations are had, Though pupils mr.,
examined privately ifthey desire h.) when Oh,
student undcFg0cs rigid ana thorough intorr1ga
lions BY tho principal, (assissied by Commltie,
ofPractlcal Accountants ard business mcn,) and
Diplomas awarded 10 thoso who are deemed wor
thy OF them.
A coune can be eomplcled in from six 10 ter
weeks.
The principal will take pleasure In doing ever,
tLng in his power 10 advance his students. aus
make them thorough and accomplished accoun
tanis anu his extensive acquaintance with tho bu
slness community will generally enable him I,
procure situations forthoso DESTROYS VI obtaining
tncm.
Terms:-For fnl course Of lessons In Bool
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations. Com
nerclo Law, etc.. SfV.O
Nov, II. 1883, 45-iyr. Principal.