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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

I OTIS NOS So AND 81 IN THE PLAN
IL OF MARION HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG.
county court house on MONDAY. the 7th Of fetrua-
ry. 1871, al II O'Clock, Lots Nos 81 ard 81 ia the Ian
Of Marion HILL eottaning eucir acfes ard owned
by John Banks ge7s2'rfE az 'iflflj kl-it@ -
These lots within, or nearly So Of the encio..
snres of Messrs j. Pleasants and Ro II. styll. s."
Terms at sale. 80 = taEs77 -,d a Z n s1ss354
ia 2t--dtds GODDIN& APPERgON 'Apcts p
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HOUSE AND LOT on BAKER ST.
II FOR SALE AT 4UCTION3W i'll BE- sold on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 4th day Of Febru-
airy, 18oi upon the pre- nses, commencing at o'clk
to the RESIDENCE Of Mr. Jacob Shook, and now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Joseph Arnold. Terms cash ~
fe .r.e. a.. 1ODDfN a. APPFRSON "A nets
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dds GoDDIN& APPERsoN, Auc,s.

GALE OF "A. TRAIT OF LAND. A
~ BOSE RICHMOND UNDER TRUST
DEED.-in pursuance of ~ prYVihiensef de OF
trnst bearing date TIE 2l of July. 1888 and adht.
ted TO record in the Clerks office Of ffeirico county
Conrt on the same day, from Anderson Gfubbs and
Julia E. his wife, To the uBdei vi gned trustee to
secure to William Chick tts pay eut Of 500 with
interest thereon from the 2th of SaIy 1885, ill paf
shah, on WEDNESDA Y.ethe 18th day of FE g.
RUARY. 1854, at IL o'clock, proceed to sell, at
pubic auction. ON the premises, certain tract or
parcel # land In the cnupty Of HenTico, about Tu
miles above the City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands OF Thomas o. Burton Alfred w inston and
james Winston, containing two hundred and fifteen
acres; upon the following TERMS 10 wit for cash.
as to so much of the proceeds may be nece
to defray the expo of executng the trnst the
fees for drawing and recording the deed If then
paid, and to pay the said sam 81 $70a within
interest due thereon, and the balance of the pur-
chase money, be inade payableat such time and
secured in such manner the sad Grubbs shall
prescribe in of his failure give such diree
tion at such time and in such shall pre-.
scribe tYs sd datlN 1pi a9l fi.-l Sc 80 q
The title to said land believe to be good but selling
trustee shall only convey such is vested in
by the trust deed aforesaid. Should the sale be pre-
vented ON the day appointed by nclemency of the
weather, it will be postponed from day to day until t
is effected. fa ~ JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
| Richmond. JANUARY 80. 1854 ~ e a30--tds
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DRIVATE BOARDING-A4ge gentleman
l. and his lady can be furnished with pleasant
room and board I'D geutee family. residing short
distance from the Banks. Inquire at this Office. ~
ia 3O.-ts slis7 Z 1iQns
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We TOBACCONISTs.-The advertiser

70 DACSONlSlS.-ln ne advertiser,
Il gentleman "a years of age, who can give the
best testimonials to character, c., desires stu
alton under overseer in Tobacco Factory, he
has consde rable Knowledge Of that business Salary
not much object agreeable situation. Ad-
dress (through the Post Office l.. H.. stating when
and where an interview may be had. de eft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

pEMOVED-We have removed to OIl
ID New Fire Proof Ware House just completed
two doors aboyeour old stand and next door Cren
ja4--1m ..........-... CRENSHAW& Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

IHIEkKING'S GENUINE SALAlfANaf
Ii DERS,AFRESH ARRftA E.2lBy fhS stKeohl0
eTs New York and He nreo the snbecfibera tsnl need
ceite NEW ana full assortmert of the above Fnuf
Iard Bnrglar.Pfoof SAFES, all sixf 81 and would sd
wise all persens ced Of sure defence and iasuT.r
ance aRains ire and rsgues, 70 call Cary
land U AXE a selection. Lee ~ ~. 80 ~
have on hand for exhibition. tie anti powder .
Burglar proof LOCK.
! aaIsp, 1aaes BANK LoCE Witch cu,f bs sdisiith
bytle subscriber short notice fov Bsnks and rof
keTs. sg91tI7 os9al r. MeCANDbI9H, JR.sisnd
ia af--tss arasal a4fdf fs
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rs'S,H T23;,iFs.

Al o!vur Exchanges come T." us com
planning Of The great Irrrgnari,v and in;!
urc o the A9.Iz from, The NORTH, anu west,
In Charleston or Saturday; three OF the
Wilmington steamers wcrc due and on
this line ny: almost invariably the blame;
then will not some knowing friend inform
us why the Mails are kept upon that ronic,
when by change to the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad twccnty four hours
will be gained in time and some certainty
secured.
We had hoped, that the recent change
ofskcdulc on the South Carolina road was
the preparatory step to such change, but
the Curoiini0n informs us that the old
schedule will be resumed in a few days
Not being aware exactly of all the facts in
he premises we just venture 10 say, that
u screw is loose.
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Willow GROVE, Jan. 9th 1858.

MEssns. EnlToRs: Permit nc the
use Of yonr columns to address n note
to the voters ofClarcmont Co .ty.
heard, fellow citizens, from various
respectable sources on Monday last at
Sumtervi!lc that had incurred heavy
censure from many Of my constituency
in failing TO oppose certain obicctiona-
bic matters Of Legislation Jring the
late Session, as well as for not haying
sustained certain other ones, that is
thought by many of you as wholesome
and desirable measures.
On the sixth day ofthc Session, was
taken extremely i'll, and continued so
for q week. lattcmptcd to resume my
seat and duties on three several, days
and that too, against the advice Of my
phyician, when could no longer dis
guise from myself that | was sinking
under the effort. | then asked and OBJ
taincd lcyc Of absence for the remain
or of the Session. No measure came
up before1thc House and certainly not
the one taxing the Mechanical indus
try of the State, nor even had it been
considered in the committee of ways
and means from whence it cninatcd,
and OF which am known to be nom
Der, when | was attacked and thrown,
as already yelMcd, on Il sick bed.
cannot therefore be liable to just cen
sure from any source whatever for
whatever OMISSION may be guilty, for
they were the result Of providcntial
causes.
In conclusion fellow citizens, per-
nit me TO observe, that am sure it
was far more painful for me to DC de-
priyed Of the power to discharge my
duties as one Of your Representatives
than it could possibly be to amy other
person, and especially SO during the
late Session as ! myself had several
measures before the House which
deemed ofimportancc,. and which | was
deprived of sustaining either by my
voice or vote.
With the highest respect.
Yours obt. Servant,
J. ID. ASIIMORE.
Bluch .Rircr ITuichman
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Am AslieHV.

Thirteen months since l assumed by in
vi,ation the editorial charge of the "Ban-
aer' during that time my relations with
the Press of the State has been OF the most
agreeable aud harmonious character, and
now in yielding UP the trust contitlcd me,
l have nothing to regret, save the sever
ance from a fraternity, which | have
ant to regard and respect, and which
from the high toned honor and courtesy
which almost universally and mark their
controversies Justly entitled them to the
rcspcc, of the world. TO the patrons of
the ",Su,aier DauMcr,' | have only to say
that have used all the cXcriions that
circumstances would allow, TO render the
paper, what it should be and in retiring
and conveying to others, the duties and re-
sponsibili,irs which have attempted faith
fully 10 fulfill, I have the satisfaction OF
knowing that leave the concern in more
Drospcrous condition, than found ii, and
inlhc hands Of those who arc able and
willing to do everything to promote lis adj
vanccmcnt and the prospcritol the DIS
,rict, which have ever considered as
identified with The progress Of the Press
TO the late Proprietor of the paper
with whom have held daily converse,
something is due. TO his willingness and
amiablc department am indebted for look
inu uDon my g ,tOrial duties as a pleasant
pas;-tmc instead Of an arduous task. Il"
,hc Independent. and honorable course
which has cinrac,":::", the columns Of
tic Il ,ick Rirer W0tchnon, :ccl myself
-,.hc'f.ti |r III" .a"r, that we Eav" never
r.d IL" stghrrs-' o.srnrr mc:r, not even n
nHn3.y il,iar r"r> and i" parting: ! cor
daily VISA 'ro:,lrtn:1 nH - ii nr winds
J. Il LOGAN
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also hc an inducen,cmL for neighboring
farmers to devote more attention to stock
raising, knowing they could find a regular
sale, and not have their fpeat carts on
one day surrounded with vulture looking
faces, and The next find every one supplied
and he obliged TO return as he came. The
citizen fares likewise, for lis feast one
week and fast tho next.
The street, thonks to good drainage and
light soil, are generally passabIo bnt Il
few hundred loads of saw-dust from tho
neignboring mill applied in wet weather
would not hurt
a Town clerk might serve good pur-
pose and few lights in the streets would
not incommode the traveller by night but
VIC must not be audacious.
The last want which we shall now no /.
ticc is, by no means the least. 1t is a
gooc supply Of water, aud surely the pre-
cnt council, who are regarded us Of the
Dry" order, will no! deny this boon, which
is rendered very necessary precau,ion
from the thick!y built up and wooden ap-
pcarancc of our huildings-proporty hold
crs had better look to this, One sentence
moro, it is query. Cannot Law be
passed and enforced prohibiting tho con
grcgating ofnogrocs i'll large numbers
upon The side walks, wllicl, in some local.
tics is entirely appropriated by them to the
utter exclusion of white pedestrians? As
''thc man wan with the spccks" says
Yccs, IcCs.
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Our Wants.
"Man wants hut little here below,
Nor vouis that little long,

i'"i "''''' i''' ii'''S 'o''S'
Inc o'd quo'auoh "hich we MAKE aoo'e
may he applied 10 man, as an 'hu''''ua'
ann we nave 10 o"Ject'o's 10 '' o"' "'on
Dooy corporate Is spoken OF III cohhec-
t'oh WIN lis wants. t'le pu"z'e Is 10 KNOW
"hetc 10 pesh' ana "hero !" emu Is a
Proo'c'h 'or me he*l century 10 so''e'
! nc a''''ua' e'ect'o'' ''r low" oh'cers mas
'"'' 'eo'i "e'u' "''' eo''''''''s VI t''c'r non"
e't "e'"' VI VIZ ''e"'y cho'eu ''ouie'' 10
p""'o'o '.' ''''. o''' - '''' WV" may
nv ~ "'''' ~ '''o" o"' Z" ''" "'''s us
'' ''" ",'' e"'' W uo'' ''' 'io
o""'1 A'''', '.'", '''u mo e'''''"'l "'
80 .'".'' w ''''' '''' "s s'''s
'''o'',n" - ,o'io
r,.,.,
"fo,' '"o
KIM ,' '''''e " :
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Coz. G9OGIN

We arc n.lc!,ic 10 a railroad accdcn;
for the pleasure both OF seeing ana hearing
Ex.Gov. FuorE, Of Mississippi. On t'ri-
dav morning he was discovered among
a crowd o; passengers, who unwlIingly
spent the tIiy with W.. a committee of
citizens called upon Him n.uch apparently
10 his surprise, rs he was found III close
coniab with the Supcruicnl OF the
Wilmington and AanchcS'cr Railroad
depot. Gov. i'ooTE, gave thc:n a cour
tcous reception ana readily compiled with
their request, tla, he wonla publicly ad-
dress the citizens Of this place.
This upon beng known hroaghi to
the Cour, House, u large and respectable;
audience the ladies' turning on. in unusual
numbers. Governor FoGTE> seemed i'll cX-
ccllcnt hcallI, and spirits and for an
hour ami half chained tho delighted at
teution OF the assomoiagc.
The affair was ali Of too hurried and
uncyDcctcd u nature 10 allow OF one en-
tcring into an attempt to cnhody in The
limits Of an editorial the substance UI his
remarks, which upon application ne has
apiomlscl to furnish i'll tangible form
Sufficient bc il then To sag that he covered
the entire ground OF the Compromise
measures and his connection Herewith,
well as those enactmcnts of kindred
origin. Ia boldly expressed his opinions
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9siHssIa Springs School.

We have received the prospectus OF
this institution for lS,ji, and from the list
OF teachers, eminent and distinguished in
their several departments, the healthy and
pIcasan; situation OF the school and the
celebrity OF the waters, we have no doubt,
but that this will become an important and
advantageous place OF education. The va
cation Of The school will he the months of
January aud December. The charge for
board, tuition, &c, S;l25 No extra charges
except fur nusic.-Books, &c, furnished.
For further particulars we would re-
fer our readers 10 the advert semen, i'll an
other coiuinn.
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Wbaa 40 the Physicians Say 2


eS' Listen to the testimony of an eminent
physician favor as M'Lane's Vermif fuga j. mhich
is now uniSehally llyncknowledged to be the bes t
in use; even members of the medical faculty
who SO often opposed to the use Of patent
medicincs,) cannot withhold their approval of
this invaluable rdmetly:,
LIND, Stark Co. Ohio, Jan 6, 1919.
I have used DR.. M'Lane's Worm Specific in my
private Practice and am prepared to say that
the Unparalleled success with which have
prescribed its use, both for children and adults,
induces me to say tho most in its favor Of any
specific orpatent medicine ever before brought
to my notice. The mode of administration, The
smnllness of the dose, and the certainty of its
efiicaciol's effects, give it in my opinion, de-
clded advantage over any other medicine of
the kind before the public.
aR Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DR. Al'Lane's Celebrated Yermifnge, and take
none else, All other vernifuges. in comparison
nrc worthless. ID. M'Lnne's Vermifuge, also
his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectable Drug Stores in the United States.
and Canada. S. sigs.rs
The above valuable Preparation for sale
by the Agents, p NJ. COiIEN e. C o. Im-
por,ers and Dealers in DRUGS AND
MEDICINES, No. 20, Hayne st. Charles
on s. q ~ Ns..'&s -e- - t!sa-
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The Gardiner E'ri;sE.

This vcxod and long li,igatcd affair now
undergoing its second legal invcs legation
at Washington has been brought to stand
by the unaccountablc loss Of two very i'm
portant documents connected with the tr-
a]--thc indictment on which GARDINER
was arraigned and the alledgcd original
mining title, filled befo,e the board Of Mex
lean commissioners.
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YS;eElfiSs .YrCNsiaaw.

The next meeting OF the Snmtcr
Union, will be held at hIariah church
OH Friday the 21iI January.
Introductory Sermon. Rev. r. Ma.
son. Rev. II. W. Mahoncy alternate.
Charity Sermon. Hcv. j. X. Men
dcnhalI, Rev. N. Graham alternate
Essay. Rev. D. W, Cuttino, Subject.
Duty of Brethren TO another.
Subject Of Discussion. The Inpor.
tancc Of a Sabbath School in every
Church.
Rev. n. Graham to open the discus.
sion.
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H'IaC EIrEG RsiOfs.

This disgracc!nl affair has been brought
before Congress in the form of Mcchan-
ical Of mass meeting of tho citizens OF
Indianapolis, in the State Of lndiana, call
ing the attention OF Congress and Of the
Executive {" the interruption of commerce
and travel between the West and the Fast
by the riots a Erie, in The State of Penn
syvania,
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F.ATAI. DUEL.

A ,luel was fought last Saturday, in Pick
cns county, Alabama, between d.. w. IR-
~ and DR.. FAn. both oi Noxuboa county,
in that State, which resulted in the death
Of tic former. lie was shot in the BODY
at the first fire and died insanity. Ills
an;agoniS; was injured. Tho two gentle
mcn had been rival candidates for the Leg
islalurc, and we understand the duel origi-
mated in a political G,.iicuiiy. DR.. IknY
had been elected. His remains were
brought to Mobile and inferred in the Odd
Fellows burying gro"nd last monday.
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epF1v .,cxs Governor.

The Editor Of the Southern Patriot has
received communication announcing
Richard lcadon EsVr., as 4 suitable can
dda.c for Governor. The Hon. JOHN S
pEEsroN. has also been spoken of.
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Liberal DONATluN.

iINEHAL DONATION.
Indr" this cartion the ,SouMsrn
baptist OF 18th uli. says:
The Charleston Bible Society,
,hroua' their Agent Rev +. \ HoolIs,
recently furnished gratnit"HsIy, the
Mills House with one hundrcA and
Ftiy ciy&f Hii!cs, for the use Of the
par.ors ail Chambers of that new and
spicndcd hotel. They are beautifully
printed neatly bound with guilt edges
and lct;crcd "Nii!.s House" ON the Gov
CT. Ii highly gratifying to see that
''hcsl IF Books" made thus accessible
20 the waytaring man, rs well rs those
at home.
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supper to es.c Mon. u. q. HH oscs.

supper 10 tf3c HON. y. q. w cscs.
We att ended hy invita-, ion on Tuesday
evening last, a supper given TO the Hon
F.J. Moses, by the Mechanics Of Sumter
vile, as mark Of their esteem and apprc-
ciaton Of his services as Senator and his
cliors in defeating bill pcforo the last
Legislature to levy tax upon the profits
and industry Of the white mcchanic.-
There was very large attendance, which
completely filed the new and spacious
dining room at CulNA's Hotel.
The good things provided for that occa.
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/. % BIZ R vi d h Y

DIEDF-On tho ist iDst., at ills fesiiei,ce of
Mr. Henry hfoiitg itgpmsry, his brother afr.
iloNrG aged ilssse years asii iiino
mcmbereftfs Presbyteriah Ghsfafl nn}siied in
he faith oftl,cgnsrsi expressing aiSit iioi ie III
8 lharry immouali,yh hegoaiI Stiie grave. t32f *
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Most ladies' think ii is The summit OF
misfortune TO be ugly. This is a mistake
quit frequently. The chances are as the
world goes, that homcly woman are alto
gchcr the best at heart, head and soul
4 pretty lace often prcsi,lcs over false
heart and weak head, with tho smallest
shadow of soul.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-19

Wise men mingle mirth with their
cares, as help either to forget or over
come them: but to resort to intoxica-
ton for the case Of ones mind, is to
cure melancholy by madness.
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M Y Elk m Mm q Y

MARRIED,-In Gharleslom on Monday
i;,,g Eyening, the s,s inst, hy the Rev. VT.
Of sumter District. toiatiss ELISIIsif !, second
daughter Of William Staggera, esq, Of w al;ams-
burr District, South Carolina. !! t5Ss: IS
At forkvilie, S: c., on Thursday evening"
die 5tliinst., by the Rev. r. e. Bishop. iC6i. j.
FELIN WALKER, Sanipr Esiitos Of ile York.
Wills RelnelY, and Miss T.IIHIE RRATtrtlN..
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Wood, Il is said, may hc pctrilicd by
the following process: Take equal guam
titles Of gum salt rock alup, white vim
gar caly and pebble powder. Mix all
these ingredients together and there will
be an chulition. When this subsidies,
throw in The wood or any other porous mat
ter, and lei it soak for four or five days, at
The end Of which time the pctriiicalion will
be Complcic
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-19
CInrez.slo,a Election,

llARvIN has been elected Tax Collector
of Clarendon County.
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The name gladly" is an Authorization of
The Saxon "icol,lay,' which signifies
dread giver.' The mistress of manor,
at time when alilucmt families resided
constantly At their country mansions, was
accustomed once week or oftcncr, to
distribute among the poor certain quanti-
'y OF bread She bestowed tho gift with
her own hand, and name the hearts Of the
needy, by the soft " orIs and gentle actions
which accompanied her bencvoiencc. The
widow and the orphan rose up aad called
blessed" the destitute and the afflicted re-
counted her praises: all classes of tho poor
omin!mcd her IN their affections as the
''ico',lay," the givcr Of bread and dispenser
Of conior.--a sort OF mnisttrn~ spirit IN
Il world OF sorrow. Who is lady now!
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Testimonial tn $. s. solo,,

According toprcvious notice n meeting
of tho operatives ON tho Western end Of
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
was held in the Court House on Tuesday
Evening last Tht committee appoint
ed to procure suitable testimonial forpre-
scntation to Mr.. S. $. soLoMoa's in com
memoration of the esteem and regard In
which nc was held by those who had served
under him, during The term Of his ofii.e
as assistant Engineer on the Wilmington
and Manchester road, offered TO the meet
ing massive silver pitcher bcariug the
following inscriptions:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-16
BACoN,s pIExCaNTuLE COLLEGE,


NORTHWEST CORNER sINrH AND WALNUT, CINCINNATI
fI'HE Undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
Il lege to his building, northwest corner of Wal
nut and Sixth streets where he has lifted up splendid
neither pains expense in making them IN every re
spect the Convenient and pleasant School Rooms
IN the United States.
The plan adopted teaching combines practice with
theory instea OF using books the pupils exercised
In making original entries Of every day business 'rans
actions: journ1zns posting balancing accounts, open
Ing AMI closing Of great variety Of different of
books, both for partnership and individual business,
where the business has been and and
thus Qualifying the student entering into the pracI
cal dates Ofthe accountant in kind OF business
The course ofinstruction will consist Of DOU BILE EN-
TRI BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
Of trade and mercantile accounts. viz Wholesale.
tail commission, exchange, banking, manufacturing,
shipping, individual, partnership, steamboatng. and
compound company business; commercial calculations
practical penmanship, and Lectures commercial law
Also lectures the science Of accounts custom of mer
chants, etc.
In addition to tn regular of study. the under
signed has made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
Snow, Esq, Hon. y. Storer Prof. G.. w. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers to delivers ofectures
on the subjects Of common law history of commerce.
political economy connected with commerce. chem
i as connected with commerce, and other subjects Of
great importance IN commercial point of view, never
before iRtr hduced in any Mercantile College in the u
States. Pupils instructed Individually, and not n
classes that dents enter at time and
eeed In the ratio Of their capacity and asSiduity
Public examinations had Though pupils are ex-
amined privately If they desire t when the student un
dergoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the Pin
cipa assisted by committee ofPractieal Accountants
m Business Mem and Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy of them.
course be con peted In from six to fen weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everythac
In his power TO advance HIS students and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and his eXen
tive acquaintance with the business community will,
generally enable him to procure situations for those de
sirOus Of obtaining them.
TERNS:-FOr a full course Of lessons in Book Keep
ing, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Commercial
Law, &c, so (oct2-dSwlylR. :. BACON. Principal