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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.

A Meeting of the Mechanics of Richmond-em.
ployers and journeymen-wil be held at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Saturday, the 18th inet at 81 o'clock
for the purpose of adopting Constitution and By
Laws for the organization of Mechanics Institute
Its hoped there will be large meeting to consider
this mportant proposition. BY order of
jy H-2t COMMITTEE.
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THE CALEDONIA GUARD, Capt. Caskie,
accompanied two of its members to their last rest.
ing place yesterday morning.
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FIGHTING.-A slave named William Car.
ter, the property OF Mrs. Hannah Holmes, OF Caro-
line, was ordered fogging, on being convicted be.
fore the Mayor. of assaulting Matt, slave to John
Stagg, on the 18th instant = =
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No REGIsTER.-William Randolph, free
boy from the county of Goochland, was brought
before the Mayor and ordered to leave the city at
the Hastings Court
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STEALING BooTs.-William slave to Isaac
Williams, was found guilty of stealing a pair of
boots from Alfred Swan, on the 18th of June. and
ordered twenty five stripes
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PUNIsHED.-William, a slave in the ser.
vice of Messrs. T. & S. Magruder, was convicted Of
stealing small sum of money from ]. l.. Wall. and
ordered twenty five stripes by the Mayor. -
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AUCTION NoTIcE-The balance of Mr..
Stesa's stock will be sold on TUESDAY, 18th inst ,
at 8 o'clock.
jyl4 DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co, Apct.
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THE DRUIDs are to have q supper tc-
night at the United States Hotel, which, we predict
will be most agreeable affair.
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FINE HoRsEs-We invite attention &c
the advertisement of Mr.. E. j. Burnett, under "epe
cial notice" head He has some beautiful horses or
sale.
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The HusTINGs CoURT met yesterday,
and having cleared its criminal docket, adjourned
until the second Monday in August next.
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The stoutest and the hardest quail
To any goblin hid behind a veilh
~ Alt ]. 8. ROSE. M. D. Phi

AUCTION NorIoE is requested
to my sale Of Household and Kitchen Furniture and
ten Cows at the residence of Mrs. Slaughter Oh, All,
street, between Clay and Leigh sts, THIS MORN.
ING at 10 o'clock.
Also, to my sale of James River Lumber THIS
Rscketts
iy14 r. w KEEgFr An.t
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7. w. KEEsEE, Aue

DsSLOP, MosCURE 81 Go. ask the atten.
ton OF dealers to their auction sale of GROCERIES,
&c This Morning, at 10 O'Clock, without regard to
10 A
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The increase of value in Improvements
new houses, &c, since 1853, is 1926, 196, ma
king the whole increased value from 1o4o TO
1853 more than three millions of dollars
There has been no re-assessment of lands
since 1852, and we are consequently unable
to give their increase in value, but from the
best authority we can get have little doubt
that it has increased 25 per cent. in twelve
months, and we are confident we speak with
in the bounds of reas on when we say that a
re assessment of the lands now would make
the real estate of Richmond worth at least
twenty millions. That the Central Railroad
and the Danville Railroad have contributed
a large share to this grand result no man, in
the possession of his senses, will dispute. If
the road BEARS such fruits already, why should
we complain of the small amount of taxation
which Richmond has borne ON account of it?
And what may we not expect from it, when,
instead of stopping. as at present, at point
not half way to its destination, it reaches to
the Ohio, and joins hands with the giant rail
roads of the West 7
Now for this bugbear of taxation. What
will it amount to? The city bonds command
apremium of l-2 per cent. The city, therefore
in selling its bonds to the value of 100000, the
amount of the proposed subscription, will re-
ceive $lO2, 500 in cash. All that will have to
be paid is the interest on 100000, which is
$4,000. BY the sale of the bonds, 81, 500 is
provided of this small sum- The remainder of
the tax, $500, if equally distributed upon
every member of the community, would, al
lowing $4,000 people to Richmond, which is
low estimate, be to each individual the enor
NOUS sum of ten cents!
The property, which is SO very sensitive to
the touch of taxation, will scarcely feel it in
any perceptible degree No property holder
willlOse the vast sum of one dollar by it. OF
all the interests, that ofproperty of property in
the city of Richmond, which, since le4e, has
received such an amazing increase and i'm
petus from railroads, ought to be the first in a
cheerful and enthusiastic response to the call
for aid for q railroad.
With what face can the citizens of Rich
mond invoke the assistance of the State to the
CovingtOn Railroad if they are themselves
unwilling to contribute to connection with
that greatimprovement? And how can they
sustain the active competition of the rival
cities, if they sit with folded hands and peck.
cts buttoned z Surely they cannot be aware
that there is not only most energetic and
powerful effort to build up other cities, but a
strong and determined disposition, in some
quarters, to crush the city of Richmond p
That there are those who hate her with an
undying hate, and, if they could, would no,
leave one stone of her standing upon anotherl
Can they, at such a critical moment, involy
ing the future welfare of the city, prove re
creant to themselves, by refusing q paltr,
contribution to road which, if completed
win make Richmond one of the first cities OF
the Atlantic coast, and enable her to laugh t,
scorn the vindictiveness and Vaccinations o
her most bitter foes
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WEEKLY LETTKR SHEET Prices CURRENT
for sale at the Dispatch counter, this morn
INCREASE OF TAxATION.--cENTRAL
RAILROAD.

There has never been an Improvement in
troduced in the city of Richmond--water.
gas, railroad, or any other object of public
value-which was not objected to on the
ground of increased taxation. These objec.
tors never ask, as do the cities Of Baltimore,
Savannah, Wheeling. Philadelphia and New
York, what benefits will be derived from the
taxes beyond the cost, nor whether the meal
culable trade ofthe Ohio and Mississippi val
lies ID not worth attaining at an amount of
taxation twenty times greater than they are
called upon to support.
At this point we would ask the attention of
the reader to table we have heretofore pub
lished, showing the value of real estate in this
city since ls4s, the year in which the extern
sion of the Central Road from Gordonsville
westward was commenced, and in which the
bill was passed for extending the road from
the junction to Richmond:
vass Of resi- estate in railroads as taken from the
Increase In the whole city-sbcut 20 per
cent. ..e..........''...'''''-.''
MADISON WARD.
In ,sSs ....... 1858, S29
,..,... ........... 81 ,oe5 $50
MONROE WARD,
10 1853. " 5 20, ~
Ia 1879.
,,.,.... $500, 27a
JEFFERs WARD.
In isae '....,... 273l,855
In.,.... " S753,5H
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The CLERKS OF THE MARKETS should
use all diligence to prevent the sale of unsound
meats and stale vegetables. They have ample
power to drive such things from the markets, and
as the health of the city depends in great measure,
upon the benefit and faithful discharge of their du
ty. we have no doubt they will be constantly on the
alert. =
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Oh ths ian 81 July. " the Rev. carries n. ResS,
Mr. NESTOa A. STAICOS 70 fiss ELLEN G.
6M1T6, s11pf this city
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A Local BOARD OF HEALTH.-A foreign
journal states that through the efforts, during
six months, of the local Board of Health for
the parochial district of Regent, Square
Church, st. Pancras, 639 separate sources of
infection have been or are aboutsto be abo.
lished. by the removal of cess pools. the re-
newal of drains, the trapping of sinks, and
the removal ofrefnse. The Board, it is added,
calculate that they have by these means
closed. or are now causing to be closed, 1914
square feet of excrementitious matter of an
average depth of two feet six inches. the ex-
halations from which form the most injurious
description Of infectious effiuvia. They have
also, it is said, caused or are causing to be
renewed or cleansed, 500 lineal feet of house
drains. More than half of the works required
to be done in the district are now compile
ted, and the total expenses Of the Board have
been less than fifty pounds
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FoR KAssAs.-The Worcester Spy announ.
css that the FIRST company of emigrants for
ksnsas, under charge of the Emigrsnt Aid
Company, viii start from Boston on the nth
instant. The trade win stop 1t Worcester.
and the other principal stations between Bos.
ton and Buffalo, to receive the emierants re.
siding in the vicinities respectively. We pre-.
sumo tho IMMIGRANTS from Worcester win be
composed Of the same materials with the no.
toeious band which marched to Boston on
late memorable occasion, and then marched
back again. We are Of opinion that the har.
dy southsrn settlers Of Kansas Min not be in
much danger from their invaders. They
wosl6 better tsrry h Nebraska.
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QulcK WoRK.-s4bastian Mulasky was arrested
ne a. Cincinnati last Saturday morning while In the
act Of committing abnrglaxy. He was Immediate
y tsksn to the city, examibed before msgistrate,
indicted by the grand jury, arrsisred before the
court, seuienced 10 ava years imprisonmcnf, and
immedistely sent of to the penitentiary. Aifthis
justice
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jy 14-1t*
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HEAT AND HUMIDITY of last year COM
pared with this.
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MEDICINAL.
arFLTCTEp READ

DHlIADEL PHIA MEDICAL LHOUSE-Established Is
wears ego rDR- KlNsNELlS. The Oldest, surest and
hest baud 10 cure forms secret diseases of the skin and
solitary habits youth, is DR.. hlNkEllN, n w.
f Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
and a half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtice.-There is a habit which
Doysteach each other at the academy college, habit
dulRed in when by themselves IN solitude growIlyup with
the boy manhood, and which, if not abandoned Ia due
time not only begetS serious obstacles matrimonial hap
piness but gives rise TO series OF proTacted nsdos and
devastating affections Few of those who indulge in this
pernlcous rscce are of The consequences until hey
hnd the nervous system shattered feel strange and
cOunabe feelings vague ears the mind. The ndiyduaI
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed y-
or or 70 apply his mind to study his step ardy and weak
ne s dull and rreS0ute the countanance doWncAst the
eyes without natural ustre shamefaoedness is apparent
Icse symptoms cL should d7caks1s lie attst51s OF
tsose Siatit1fly Inflicted
If the victim be of the OF his acay, ana
having fenquiSed The odlOuS practice, he suffers Cude
those terrible nocturnal emissions wicE weaken aud shame
him, producing mental and physical prostTacn ii hs
emancpae himself before the practice as done lis worst
and enter maifiIDony, his marriage Is unirut snd his
teilhim that this is caused BY his early tOeS.
Too many think they will hug the secret to their
hearts and themselves. Alas how often is this fatal
deluson end how many apromsng YOUTH who might have
been ornament to society, has faded from the earh
Young Hen Let no false modesty deter you from
making vour known who from education and
spectabty alone betiend you He who places himself
under DR. KINKELlNS treatment may religously eonfde
his honor gentleman, and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient.
Country Misunderstanding II incouvenient to make
personal application cau by stating their case explicitly, 10
geher with all their symptoms, er letter post pad have
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home.
Structures Of The urelha weakness aud constitutional de-
by, promptly cured, and full vgor restored All letters
post pad
- remittance of 25 cents in letter. post paid ad-
dressed 20 DR. hnken, Philadelphia. will secure his book
on the Secret Infrmities OF Youth sepH-Wly
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sTor rltE HNSCALI

fINNtNGh -kINr lnii AIRS REWARD for a man who
olis lH.--.i ORl' a, GSsIrE who came 10 Uay house
February 1s, and sci n - work Tor ne aud remained
5sa saddle -tiarHI blanket aud made his a>capa md
= MT been Hsard sol lie a small man at rather
az. a. ,uulpss about SIX inches i Oh Sa iSs
Inn yi7sy5 m1u i.h velWi5h haze! eve and a tosrs
~. ,s5rs st h. a.T IS straight aud black with some
f- GRAY hsiE- ht say lt1I "a, B, - old he il
j Eu luaH with but lev words. he said that he WIS
Ttiso in i. Tennessee and htS father lives ru Roaue
1t- E.,t TenneS~se TIE horse thSt he carried avs
vas vauu, Ssv horse wo Sea7s ola about fifteen
f hand hcu with laid face and hind feet white lit
"a shove the gUsrter Joints he has black aain ard tail
i p rl.sf a brown BAY: he Is pi The Tom Hail pacing
stock ard pace very wsl hr Is unaiieTed and shod
GsE,T1 " Geu be lea.
Will give the above reward 10 any person who will
b5lq ME the man sud the horse either OF them
- then :. !. klTTRELL
q sT,u., N'ilsop county. Tenn. iv6.f
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MEDICINES

DURE WHITE LEAD in Kegs of % pounds, warranted,
i and for sale by H. G. SCOVEL
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MEDICINE.
90 FaR mEpIcAL PRoFEssIas.

-. 4~-r-
X ~, = ~ %,s GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
! heS hae.i0d vi appiy lag AZ uld a. - - a,
Lo~ PsessLte TO tle Frneasien ana tno, Z - , n -
~'ii dst ases reqairiaz the auliesfi7 - 4. a.
''.St' s At1en0rheaj Chi0rosis.
fFoapsus Uter' ieuchorhss; Hysteris. Iusrb - -
IN ine BACK Dyspepsia, dsp5udsnt on aia- ~
weakness rom any cause Of the
tenl a3d all Kindred snectOas- 10 the Pty,ess IL 4.
elcdgh - ss tbls instrument Is
tie GsiTaBic current - ads 10 Iass through oraa A
fOusiB and s uulag 20 healthy act,Oa, asssssir
Il supercedng other remedies of
tue DAY, Medical Journals, Dis ir
Nashville and cities using the instramsnt Ia Ss
eatifray constructed Abdominal Supporter, yss
Invented, which viii G5 apparent 10 any scientific
nspeetiOG ia 50 Constructed that ether its gGlvaEie
mechanical support MAY be dispensed Eaf e2T bs sRd
Gated Pbysieians ha pOtsut ally
batting o. the -oes0Ie % Diseases Shioh
teu tax their patieuee ARD SSH.
Seymom's Obstetrical Supporter
ihis u5eJ brace sad sustsG Ladies' in that most w
Ing hOdr OF Labor" No lady anticipating This ordeal,
would nz dispensing Eii use, If they knew halt
the ald she rcuire NO 2eeouchsr maHain Es 00ss
te Praelce 10 does it, when oaey 6esa
mE known V the public.
,s mo- H'S FiACkNrA FJRCEPS. This iGstsumsat
~ % Dc seen, 70 be approves spyr czted. lSeS
- !. 3 -as3s He and otaef places using All
care Of Berry 3 BemoviI.s Nsshyiils Isan
ron thS stAles OF MissoIr Kentucky Teuuessse Ala
oaAl oVfss' of4a A4asissipp, Louisiana Isxss, o.
NSsansAs i0r eitheE "a tss shove iusIsusts viii f
tJmptattentlCa.
Ihsy eau Glso ba had CT tba following houses
:. q brown :, i, q. SCOTEitS, ". h. SR6F1S
NJ LlMAERaANS, u. y. HIN OERSHOF'S. LIS nj 4
co. Is, NO.65 AOT.h Market st 4ad A -BjsINs0Nx :
Co, Sheibyvhla.
mars 54-gm
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HAKING tnl.sn IN in,ers.t In lho {

4 4 y
4 4 SION HOUSE II Henderson, Terry & Cos
new Orleans ana wishing dsvuJe al! Of my time
the crest Of The House 10 the upper country will sell
,Tivaiely, rucdadEe terms, ithe purchaser
paving interest tw0thiTds trseurihs- the balance
Efsi my VALUABLE TRACT OF HIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND IJ mules Fast Of Jackson and within
30 miles of the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad, about $50
in c'tvGt aud from experiments mAde IS line
Cotton Tobacco Com and Wheat Land he found in
this uart G Madison county. FerY comfortable Double
CABINS for fnlls good Negro Cabins Stables. SC, and
good ,ourz Orchard Of Peaches, Apples, &C. and two
II ST. " ELi- uus Of MINERAL, which has beeu analysed
Roemsrs rCp0 below aad fIoIn cures made,
iEs1sz f-5ibt vii become very valuable a medicinal
vus7 quantity. IusNhsusiJia the depth beng ~
III Z bv f5gt. uhich nl.ed IN few minutes
I5 CJlaT Wc - ot ue sweet water good as css be
tuud the country This FAhi II situated believe IN
ss ,isl!tv uci-rt be fCnd tie county,
at Pefsabs residing IN Tie CHOLERA REGION snd
waking remove will rear I nina that this unity bas
tcre aiCTe been entirely exempt from CHOLERA any
pc a1 JayIua ny FARM by rki0g tie croPof grai2 p0N
lu.,iuc ana tie Sl1,s Of Hogs. sheep, &c7 can Ass
pssSesslon By giving ten dly I, HotIte.
su'h.s lZed 10 sell for friend one o. uDS oess
FARMS IN this part of TIE couty, eontain HIO1 It'
ucIrs unInediuel, on Mobile aHd Oa1 hlilfosd,
WIN fne SPRINGS OF NEVER FAILiAG hONNlN0
WATEL. ..r -.
viii also sci sevsris LOTS IN tie ciy or JaeSson'
we'll pn1oveJ sui1atIe fmies. 1y isHuy residence
,e Of which Lots bclonRs 20 my son John l.
.u tiy his Eaii- esilence contain ng aOou- ecres,
ond nave no doubt te Central kailroud VIII soon os 10
Gated hear this Lot. San H. LA-'NA'A1-n-
.Jtss50D, yuLe % ls5i-
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS delightful Summer Retreat viii be open Tor the
l. ceptlOn Ot visitors the first Of July The most
pie arrangements made tor the accommodation Of those
who desire to avail themselves OF visit TO this well known
watering place 1t will be the ant aim and enGsSvor
OF the Proprietor please all who visit him, and pre-
and maintain the high Tepufion universally accord
ed to these Springs BY all their s Patrons Pledgng
himself untiring assduy in be discharge Of all the
hopes to receive the liberal patronage heieOe extended
to him by his friends and the publ; generally.
jel5-6wdtw&w tB&G) Wa. l:UBEKlS, Proprietor
VALUABLE AGENCY few good aid re-
sp0nsible are wsnted 10 canvass the States OF
Tenness and Alabama for The DanJfGcGrng and Mer
camille Union OF n. y. City.
The greatest inducements offered TO travelling
Agents. such that they make two tive hundred
dollars per month"; according to thek energy Gnd effort %
eTted.
The fabrics manu ctured aud sold BY this COMPANY are
PorcsasH Wares of eli varieties, DciJinE Iabts y t~
and HUse Trimmings of unrivzile selucs and duTEUl
ty, and at prices unexceptOnabie.
These awarded the ITst premiums Gj tfC
Cry sta Palace this past eson, which indicates eii sd-
periOrity ali foreign wares
The subscriber mas uiSe aIi issiHpls al TIE
Mash rifle LHH Nashville where he Tspec-Gy sGciIs tte
attention of ladies' and gentlemen he CIV 70 the eXi-
natiCn Of one OF the principal ATTRACTIONS OF 'Es Crystal iEi
ace.
Ey Exclusive local gents sstab sEeG the rss IL,
vorable terms. " -. NICHOLS,
Commissioners Of Agents tb- bun .ssct-ls.0y AL
Mercantile Union, $50 broadway. i, \. C'y-
EuTs-;E
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PnL0T0KGN OF FEMALES FRIEND.
IuF tae cure af Painful and Disordered Meustruation
Mis- lriaEe or AJcrliyu and the relief Of all those
-iyel,aihatie NarYuys Affections attendant on

l.T lac euTe q IIUiu ald IslldcfeI Mel5JruaIlOn,
lri,aEe Abortion, and the relief OF all those
5ealaajhetie NeryuSS Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much i e suffering attendant upon the lives of females
al Is p-.t day to slight imprudence
a. usccJ duug critical period ut their peculiar
ron, tau5y 05-t-aconS irregtlary, &c, which, if not
-brsrd gradually eSc aud deTanges the system, and by
., upaI, induces those chronic forms OF dsease-COn-
tGmpo. brs,N, Dyspepsia, &Cwhich either hurry them
early g.t CcudeT them lHyaGs for life. Many Of
faiTr5G and lyers u creation. a. that when the bud
,,as l,t,t bursting JioJ have whvred aud died tTun
HHa ee.iSa obstruction e remedy assist
latuis al iuay eveaJi,i g,,gl1d
IKE The PHlLOIOkbN.
Il h. uct offered OF ais thai flesh is heir TO-
,ut as remedy aud preventive Tor certain class Of con-
.fa:z ia " .h U warranted 10 do all that here set
t II at ,rtine directed with experience and skill ean
i-ii.,rn. Sa1 hy SCOFIL u MEAD,
All CharTTes street, New Orleans.
Isensr Al hooao ar she Southern States TO whom
Gii.si-F7 must bg addressed
u ItnNEg
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UTHERN
Comm ercial College,

WRITING INSTITUTE.
FIHHE trst term of this College Will COM
L mence MONDAY, FEB. 13, in the lNf7
large and spacious room in CooPers block, EsSss
The course OF instruction in this institution will embrace
Book Keeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
nnd Pen.1an5hip.
Nopupii will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified 10 discharge the dutieS of the accountant
Students will be instructed i'll all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among otheIs which dspense with the OF the Jour
uai greatly esseBng the IT labor and liability to
and Journal superuOuS and enables The booEkeeper to
post his personal accounts dal and his merchandise and
cash as often NAV suit his convenience.
This laer form particularly designed for The
of eia establishments.
They will be taught a simple process by which the mer-
chant at all times ascertain the of his loss
gain together with the quantity Of goods hand without
resOrrng tedious process of taking inventory.
This institution will be permanent and has been eStab-
shed TO meet the already important and growing COM
merca interests Of the city OF Nashville aud State of Ten
nesSee and is designed place upon basis inferior
TO none i'll this country.
The importance 10 every business man, OF knowledge
Of accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all reheetn
minds.
10 the man of wealth il is important To enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecuniay loss
and the Lawyer often called upOn in the discharge OF
his professional duties unravel the intricate
counts but 10 The young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood, y invaluable II gives HIM
position which nothing else
He holds the st II confidential clerk in his employers
service.
la connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit of who wish To take lessons n writing
w. where elegant hand writing will be impaired 70 all
who place themselves under the OF the precepnr
Pupils entering this institution not limited To any
number OF lessons but for specified price may continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period, free OF charge.
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