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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
HOTELS.

C1ARD-1HEoD0RE LATE Of THE CARLTON HOUSE,
~ begs leave to inform his frends that he IL
ISOLATED will Mr. Charles Tate ct the Cooper House,
Of Anthony street and Broadway, whore he will
be most happy to meet them. N. B. A good stock Of
liquors and segars always hand. Lunch daily from
l0A. N. til Up. N. THEODORE b. DKLEvIGNE.
TNvERE1T HOUSE, UNION SQUARE THIS EsrAB-
u ishment u conducted entirely the French plan
Families engaging viii have their meals served In
the dining attached 70 their apartments each a.
ily private though living in their own estab
lshment. Single gentlemen take their meals In the
restaurant or in small dining expressly for that
purpose The proprietor viii b happy to show parties
tho suis Of apartments who wish TO engage for the win
ter season. HAWLEY d. CLAPP.
HODRDGE's HOTEL, 76o BROADWAY, CORNER
Ill Of Clinton place, conducted the European plan,
offers great Inducements to families individu as wish
ing Handsomely Furnished and neatly kept rooms, with
without board, In public private rooms Location
central, healthy and fashionable.
HOT LUNCH-UNION HOTEL, LIBERTY sTREEr,
IL rear PIT Fulton street. Brooklyn.-London Daily
Times, London, Birmingham Liverpool Worcester, Beis
tol, Manchester Dublin, Glasgow and Edinburg papers
taken in.
TUE BREyOORT HOUsE-FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
J. 81 Eighth st-This establishment, conducted sxclu
svey tho European plan, has rsstaurant attached,
or the accommodation Of ladies and gentlemen net
riding in the hotel Dinners and supper viii b provided
At al times ct short notice, either In private rooms
In the restaurant.
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QMRY q. LEEDS, AUCuONEER-BYHlH LEEDS
2 Co Thur sday, Sept. q, at loh O'Clock, at No:


. nst Tyeifth street., near Second avenue. Gentes
.e'sae,s nss. nav GOnsstas q rich vel
antei glasses, SOFAS chairs, &c, covered in green silk
ocatse; also, furniture covered In haircloth mante
asses oval pier glass, card and centre table, marble
ps, sofa do, encoignure, rich carcsl Sevres lamps
ocksan csndeabras vases vreau, heavy solid oliver
ICED wateisj rich gilt china dinner, desert and tee
e, cut eisss, gas chandeliers and braaksts Japaness
J. nearly new, cost $3.50 and other dns furniture Also
sdrocm furniture, consisting Of Brussels and ingram
rpsts curtains, cottage and black walnut furniture
asses, mattresses, bedding, bureaus, dressing gses
ick, &c with the kitchen furniture. The three story
ouse 70 let with the privilege Of the lease, two years
run rent $780, which ID very low. Finished In modern
yN. Immediate possession given.
QMRY b. LEEDS, AUCnONEER-BY H. LEEDS
the gallery over Che sslesroom 10 Nassau street :
Grs sale Of books, comprising the whole library Of
osss OIa1ke, Esq lately deceased, and Furnishing
,snsst vuabls literary works 1t auction prices; they
neunt IN all to about 900 volumes and com prise many
tie most interesting and valuable standard works Of
time Among others, Rees Cyclopedis, consisting Of
nAe extsnt; also, the works Of Swift, Irving Scott
coeysf ,l sspsrS bindings; also, Don Quixotte,
ss.ss In S, s'is asiots 1 e ;d,' ..M
oers's Pcstcai WORMS, Coopsrs Naval Hs.ory, History
W Church q England, Catholics and Protestantisn
impaired, schiller's works, 30 They are now On er-
bssn ct our stsrs, with catalogues.
1oUsEH0ID FURNITURE, CARPETs, MIRRORS,
tok o'clock, at e6s Eighth avenue large assorfmsnt
ousehoid furr iture consisting Of sofas tete tetss
aircieth and brocasse, parior chairs, rockers cen
sas ana card tables, Lounges, book cases. Fcsnch
es,her beds, three ply and ingram carpets, With
90 assortment OF bureaus lookng glasses, And tsd-
v furniture. Sale positive,
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"OU6EHOLD FURNITURE.-wM. IRVING CO.,
III suctioneers win sell at auction, Thursday Sept
n, at ION O'Clock at 274 Ninth street. Tompkins
square, carpets mahogany SOFAS In hair CLOTH parIox
and arm chairs to atcb, marbletop, centre and pier
tables, mirrors window curtains and shades French
bedsead cottage do and washstands hair mattresses
feather beds. holsters and pillows linen aud muslia
sheets and pillow cases. blankets, quilts AID counter
panes ocloth hat stands, mahogany dining tables
seat Ichas, crockery and glassware, lounges plated
ware, &C.. also, general assortment of kitchen iurn
ture with which the sale win commence.
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NEW YORK AND PmAD5RHA AND TIE SOU11
IN snA WssA VI New Jsrssy IeilEoad. -Unilsd aAte
street. 81 7. and 10 S'eloek 4. T., and ~ aaa r.K
Through 4 fOur hssrA yAzs - ~ n 4 t31s In ~
isAvss It II r., 81 q, stopping ct eli vsy stations
Through ucksts sd soe CnstnnAa(at SOY ana IL vs
end for BAltmnfS WaahlAgton, NosfolA 49, end thrsue1
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INOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ks.-THE U.
JIG g. mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, will
sAve pier No. 10 North River sdnesday afternoon
September 90 ct o'clock for Norfolk, Pstessburgand
Richmond. Time TO Norfolk, about twenty four hours.
ncks and Wilmington and Manchester Railroads TO An.
gusta ATLANTA, Charlsston, &e Passage and fare TO
Norfolk, ST. to Petersburg and Richmond $40 Stesra
half price, For freight apply board and for passs
to LUDLAN + PLEAGANT3. 81 Broadway. se
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1DILIIARD TABLE FOR sALE.--A FIRST CLASS IN
ID dia rubber cushion table for sale cheap. Inquire
at rs Eulton atreaf. BROOKLYN.
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a UCTION NOTICE SAMUEL O5GOO0 WILL SELL.
By auction at "a Nassau street. this morning WED.
nesday) ct 10h O'Clock large collection of household
Furniture, comprising all useful articles requisite for
housekeepng, such sofas, chairs bureaus bedstea
washstands &c. Terms cash. Sale positive.
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DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND The INrERNIDs
ate laudincs.-Faye one dollar Meals served q
boasd.-Ths steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt.
B. OdeI win leave New Yorta from foot Of Jay strseA
Rsturaing win lsavs Albany every Monday, wednesday
and Friday
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MATRIMONIAL.

MArRAoNIAL-AADEMoIE EMILE vIILEIfR,
l professor OF autography (or reading OF characters
BY persons handwrisingD and spiritual writing
dunn, will upon the receipt Of twenty ave csnts (ce
equivalent In postage stamps and specimen Of kasA
writing, send TO any person full dsfineson OF thsi
character, affairs Of the heart success destiny, Ia:
Also description Of the one they love or win mary
Address, post paid, EMILE vIILEfTE, Broadway Pooo
once N. Y. These residing Of the city can safety
transmit through the mail All communications answss-
Cd in week after their receipt.
NEATRMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW 10 WIN 4
IVA Lovsr.-Protessof IAwton, Boston, formerly =
London win send to any address, receipt Of de1
post paid plain directions 10 enable ladies geus
70 win the devoted affections Of many Of the opposite
their hearts may desire The process 10 mgas
but 80 captivating, tat Al may b married irsspssvs
Of age, appearanes position; and last though ~
least II can be arranged With such and decacy t4
detection impossible Address Professor LAwton Boo
ton, Mas No letters taksn from the Post O0os uasns
ths postage paid ts#
MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAA
Ill riags6 who win all enjoy the greatest happinss0s
Aatrim:.ia bliss, and WIN show the Isrsoe thsy y
illuminate itself BY invoking the pow&s Of her wundena
science and viii tan al events ls And svss TIE ~
thoashts 70 Broons street. near oA.ses stsssA 0ss&
0en not admitted. sra
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NfADAM R., MEDICAL CLAIRv0YANT, WILL. NOW
ll receiv her fen for examining ali kinds Of dis
eases. She also gives correct information bushes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN
Os wall and Panana.-rhrough passage tickets, in
Guiding Mr. Hinokley's Isthmus trsnst Ticket will be
furniahed ct the lowest rates The sthmus crossed in
SIX hours On Wednesday Sept 90 at O'Clock p. N !,
from pier foot Of Warren street. North river, viii be
despatched the neet steamship NORTH STAR to connect
at Panama with the and superior steamship GOLDEN
AGE spare boat always Kept at Panama, to pro.
vent detention In case Of accident The accommodations
for passengers In the steamers Of the Pacific and United
States Mall steamship Companies urpasssd and
parties about to visit California invited to call and
anime for themseves For passage apply at the Comps
ny's once, lit West street, TO IA. WHITNEY.
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A Neutrality-suspicious. LHE-TM BEAUTT-
"A fsl clipper ship FRIGATE BIRD, sos tons ~
gstsr, Perry Cope, Commander will b. despatched for
this splendid clipper and her hns arrangements for pas
ssgsrS, render her the most desirable ship now up.
and are requested TO sxAmn her 81
passage. at the lowest rates apply board TO
ARKEIL ELLIOT, 40 Pearl street
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~ EO. CHRISTY WOODS MNSTREIS
NJ 444 BROADWAY,
under the control OF
H. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO. CHRISrY, Stage Manager
ETHIOPIAN MINSTtF1SY,
BURE6QUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCEH KT0,
AfricanSed BY the most accomplished company in tn
world.
This week, the extravaganza Of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert MAcaire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. WSnh
Doors open at 61s oclsck; to commence ct *, yrS
cisey,
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u avenue, between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
Streets she continues to tell past, present and future
events, likewise marriages. journeys INV suits, business
prospects, sickcss absent friends property lost or sto
len. Madame Meyer In English, French, and
German. and Qixes qua ranteA for her art
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CRTY DAYS PASSADGE-AUsTRALIA PIONEER
y Line, carrying the United States mail-Ths noble
W. H. Barss master win succeed the Gertrude .:
eighteenth ship Of this line and san on thu 2oth inst
Tns Flying seud 4 Acknowledge By competent judges
clipper shp aaoat. intending shippers and passengers
requested to examine her ct pier 10 East river.
Freight taken ct lowest rates. Apply to
B. W. CAMERON. 1lo Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

MRS BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET, COR.
M ncr Of tine Bowery, has been induced, through the
persuasons OF her many friends to continue until fur
ther notice She be consulted in astroogy nvs and
law matters interpreting dreams By books and science
ard tell the name Of the lady gentlensn they will
marry also the Of her vsiters IAcies 80 cents;
Septle ,ucu one dollar
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BIl.LIARDs.

BASSFORD'S FIRST PREMIUM CRYSTAL PALACE
"A . billiard tables.-The judges say best exhibi
ton. Prices reduced cheap any All ready for ship
ping. Billiard players win find slate and metal beds
and rubber air cushions Mt No. Ann street An entranc
lao Fulton street Every article in the trade for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

HTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GI.ASGOW-rm
y Glaagox and New York stssmahip Compsny's new
s ss:41 C.. aanow s S AcS aSSs' Ro
500 horse power) win Save Nsw Ysrk for Glasgow q
s.dsr "a. Saturday, September - 1t II oelosk N
second osba, $50 third class, s2s New York city bs
o. gold only taken. Apply TO
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TyADKs AND ANB0Y RAILROAD 10 PmIADU
~ phiA, from pisr No. North Rivsr.-rwo llse
daily, ct A. n and P. n The morning line 81 -
By cars to way phess 70 PhnAdsphis Fare 81 sssos1
class u 70. Express line ct r. NJ By John Potter =
Ampoy; Themes direct 10 Camden By cars through b
grant line ct p n. fazs 81 70; susraat line ~ r.
fare, q 10.
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a UsTRAILA PIONEER LINE CARRYING UNITED
"A States mail for Nslbourns and Sidnsy.-Cippsr
ship FLYING 6CUD, with immediate despatch; ditto
bark NInROD, Oct LIST; ditto ship WINDWARD, OCT.
10th. For freight or pAssygs apply to
B W. CAMER0N, l10 Wan street.
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MnitsA number Il 3hld eisas pssssarscs vI b
tAkea aad fesnA WITH esafertaSly oosksd prsviseas,
Ter "a. e uverPeoa -. .fren Liverpool
Parties wishing 70 bring cut thsr friends saa sbtaia
seracatss Of paass, and drafts on liverpool In sums
q 81 sterling cad Upwards. Apply 10 SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent ~ Walnut street. Phisdslphia, AnA No. Broad
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DRY GOODS, &C.

zoo BROADWAY, MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF
0JO Chantnly and Brussels laces. The agent Is
prepared to exhibit 1t retail stock Of the above
N ported rich laces. JULES DELCROIX,
500 Broadway, near Metropolitan Hotel
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DERIN WOOL, CANVAS, PATTERNS, EMBROIDERY
ID silk, purse twist, &c for sale by
KOaISAAT BROTHERS, - John street.
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A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE SHIP ERS PER CLIP.
"A ship Flying scud will please send in their bills Of
aong for signature and clear their goods at hs custom
house. No goods received after this day.
X. W. CAMERON, 1l6 Wall street.
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E>0R S0UfHARr0N AND HAvRE-rm UNITED
Is States NAH Nsanship 81. LOUIS Aaa Hdrdgs,
commander, WIN leave for HAvrs, toanhng ct South
anpso. 70 A.a the nails anA passsagsrs, Saturday,
foot Of Beach street. Price Of passage, Arst elass, slsO
DO. second cass e7S. Luggage net wanted durag the
voyage should b sent o. board the day before sailing
marked Bolew.0 No merchandise Will b received O
board After Thursday September IL For freight or pas
.sge,. apply 10 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, -
Broadway.
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NA1IONAL DRAMATIC COMPANY-NOTICE -MEM.
IN bss Of this company requested to attend their
regular annual meeting, to be held ct Myrtle Hall,
MJrtls avsnus, Brooklyn Wednesday evening next,
Septemier 20 Persons dssirous Of joining this company
can do 10 BY calling on addressing, VI. STANLEY,
Secretary, 81 Prince street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

I'D and Kalamazoo Bank, par; Far GERS and Merchants
Bank Memphis SO cents Bank Of WashtenAw, 50 cents
Bank Of Milford, so cents; Cochituate Bank rs cents.
ready made clothing taken At EVANS 66 and 90 Full
ton Str eot.
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T,OR The sOUTH.-THE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
II Captain Skinner, win leave pier Is R., on wednss
day afternoon, 10th instant for Norfolk and passengers
wshng to proceed further South can take the eaboard
and Roanoke Railroad 1t Norfolk, connecting with the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, the Chareston
and Augusta road, &c. 10. This II the only steamer 60
ing south on "Wednesday, and passengers will find her
accommodations drst class. Apply to
LUDLAN 4 PLEASANTs, 80 Broadway.
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LNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNIrED STATES
IL mail line-The new and splendid steamship ALA
BAMA Capt Geo. r. Schenck, Is expected to leave New
York for Savannah Saturday, Sept. 49, a.4 O'Clock
r. NJ, from pier No. T. North river Bills ladng signed
BY the clerk board For freight passage apply to
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, 10 Broadway.
For Florida through tickets from New York to Jack
sonvle, e31. Platka, 333.
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il at Tampa Bay, Ceder Keys, st. Marks, Apalachcola
and ssnacols, IA. The steamship PAMPER0. Captain
Pawyer, win leave for the above ports Monday 25th
instant For freight passage apply to B2ODrE
PETTEs l22 Pearl street The Campero has splendid
ooumodations for passengers.
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MEDICAL.

nR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYaMAD
IL TO the New York College Of Medicine sad PAas-
macy, and graduate OF the Royal College Of Surge0n
Dublin win receive patients In his Speciality, 1t his
sutins rooms % Prince stseet, from A. II to eP. -
Paid letters By mail attended to.
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NAsH ADVANCED AND LOANED, IN ANY AMOUNT
~ on diamonds, slvsrwars. Watches jswelry, nautloa
instruments valuables and personal property generally
bought for highest cash prices. r. w0OD So Fatos
street second door, front room, from A. n to P u
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E$OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-SE3n- WEEKLY
I United states mail line Tho and fast going
steamer NASHVILLE, n. Berry, commander viii leave
pier No. North river on Saturday Sept g. at o'clock
p NJ, precisely For freight, apply board where al
bills Of lsdipg win BE- signed and for passage at the Of
fee Of sPOEFORD, TLEsTON co, 80 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida, tollowsro Jacksonville
33l 10 Pilatka, t33
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WTAlIACK's HKATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BKOOl1
w Doors open At IA TO commence ct X e'olooh
Admission $50 cents to every part Of the house; re-
served Seats In tho Dress Circle to the end Of tho rst
act rs cents Orchestra Stalls I'll Private Boxes 90 And
~. according to size Wednesday evening, Sept 20,
JOHN BULL; Music by the Dand; and NY WFES
DENTIST.
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DR- WARREN, MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE, o.
IL Surgeons Of Dublin and Edinburg, attends to pa-
vats practice ut his old established ONCE II Madieoo
street. Catherine whore he is performing the asss
astonishing cures on record
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MvHR OLD On HUN17R AnguxLrK PHKUNAp
ii Who sstAAakaAe1 ~ HuntArfaa D1spenaefy. - ~
q I'll houru 6aaAAys srss9ssd - hie - o0se - -
SrAvv brsaSA q mealdne only asteAosd -,
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Duff Mercantile College.

Piasburgh, PeRHa.
ESTABLISHED in 1910 incorporated by
the legislature of Penna, with perpetual Charter
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon, ]. BUCHANAN, Hon. w. H. LowRIE.
WM. WILKINS, CHARLES NAYoR,
/" Moses HAMPTON A" G. j. X. MooRHEAD,
FACULTY.
P. DUFF, Principal; Author Of "The North
American Accountant" Professor Of Book
keeping and lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HATcH, Esq, of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor of Commercial Law AMI Political
Economy.
JOHN, P. TRACT, from London Zone the best
penman IN the Union, Professor Of CONNER
and Ornamental Penmanship.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Professor Of Mathema
tics.
This is considered the most extensive anC
perfectly organized Commercial College in th,
United States, occupying 4spacious Lectur
Rooms. The course Of training in Book'keep
ing is complete Daily Lectures are deliyere'
to the classes on Commercial Law, Polus
Economy and Commercial Science. What ca
said to the talents and experience Of the Prln
cipal as practical Accountant, as Teache
and and as an Author, will be found in tn
College Circular.
DuFE's Bookkeeping, Harper's editor
price 81 so postage 81 cts, 1.-THE most pei
feet end comprehensive in the English Langr
age" .
DUFF'S Steamboat Bookkeeping, price 8
postage cts, "a perfect system for such Boo
anC Accounts"
DUFF'S Commercial Calculations, prlC
so cts.
Eg- Send 10, Circular by mail.
del6-ltd Il
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Bryant LuSk and SlrattOnS Mercan
.. tile College,
SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND, OHIO
PR1YoIpALs.-H. B. BRYANT,
JAMES WASH INGT0N. LUSK
II. DWIGHT SrRATTON,
FAouLTY.

FACULTY,
II, B. Bryant, Professor of the Science of Ac-
counts.
]. Washington Lusk, Professor ofthe Spen-
cerl an System of Penmanshp. ,H..
H. Dwights Stratton, Associate Proof, in the
several Departments,
w w. Harden, Assistant Proof. in the Book
keeping Department.
Hons. Judge Starkweather and H. D. CLARK,
Lectures on Comm rcial Law.
Pres. Asia Maham, Lecturer on Political T.
economy.
Emerson sWhite, Lecturer on Commercial
Geography. ...g..
The lrinCipas OF this Institution design ma
king it one of the best meCiums in the United
States for impartng Thorough and practical
knowledge of the active duties of the Counting
Room, and business pursuits in genersl Book
keeping in all its departments, as used by the
most accomplished modern Accountants, will be
taught in a thorough and successful! ma ner
| Mr.. J, A , Redington, an accomplished and ex-
perienced Accountant in various branches of
| commerce and Trade, is associated in this de-
partment, and will attend to writing up Books ad-
justing long standing and complicated accounts
&c. in a correct and occidental manner.
i Commercial Geography is new department
uuueu 10 SCuOOlS, unu HhNlllg ilS OEl-
gin, as it does, in this Institution, much will be
done to make it pleasing and profitable Branch
lin the Lecture department.
The Spenceiian Systemo of Penmanship in all
is forms will be taught by its author p, R
Spencer, and Nv. Lusk. No institution in A.
merica offers superiors facilities to this for i'm
parting fluent and systematic handwriting
The Ladies Department is entirely seperatt
from the gentlemen's and is fitted up in a mos
magnificent convenient style, s
The Principals of this Institution have an es
tensiye acquaintance with business men through
out he country, Ged can render efficient aid to gu
graduates in proturing situations.
or send for Circular by mall
TERMS
For full Course in Doub Entry Book
keeping and other Departments. $40,0
For full Course in ladies Department 800
/ For separate Course ofinstrucliouin Spen-
cerion Penmanship. 80
For varions style in Ornamental Ptnmanship- Z
agreed upon. ..r oeP s-dSw