davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

In the Senate, yesterday large number Of memo
Ials relatiI to various subjects presented the
BIZ granting pension to the widow Of Brig Cen
LeTeDworth was taken up and passed. The bill ex'
ter ding the Collection District Of Milwaukee Wis
consin, was also passed. communication was re-
ceived from the State Department. covering certain
correspondence relative to the imprisonment If Mar
lin Kozsta. Nothing of any importance, not before
made public, appears in the correspondence. The SEN
ate then went into Executive Session and a. O'Clock
adjourned.
In the House of Representatives a communication
was received IRON the President transmitting mass
of documents concerning the late seizure and deten-
tion Of the steamship Black Warrior b. the authOri-
ties at Havana, witch were appropriately referred.
Tie bill to empower the Postmaster General TO con-
tract for ne transportation OF the mail from New.Or
leafs to San Francisco according 20 time, was taken
up, discussed, aud again postponed. The Deficiency
bill, amended by the Ser ate, reported from the
Committee of Was and cleans. A message was then
received from the President incosng letter from
tie Secretary of State IN reply to resolution Of the
House requesting the President to communicate aey
Information LIE mas have received with regard TO the
detention Of tie steamship Black Warrior any other
violations of American rights by Spanish aataorides
Some Of the correspondence dates far back 53j
AID comes up to the present time, covering large
number Of cases. The documents were referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs. The consideration
of the General Appropriation bill was then resu mel
Mr. PRESTON of Kentucky having the floor, spoke ia
favor Of the ,ebraska bill, but was for striking out
Mr.. Clsytn's amendment. Mr. GERRIT SIiTH OF
New-loik followed and mlde a powerful speech
against The bill The Committee then rose al1 the
| House adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
DrsoRG.xrzsyG THE POLICE

We observe ths: the bin dr the more perfect or
"eanization Of the Police or NeE-YOrk City hiss
passed tire Assembly Precisely whss shape Is is now
In We DO not know, bat presume that it is the sane
oce substituted for tee Elective Chief bill the effect Of
which is TO declare imperative" tie very excellent
Police Conn ssion Low 10 oficeto place the present
policemen beyond their control By .legi.aiing them
into Office fox life or until they caught ia some
fscrant outrage ard 70 make tie Chief the creaErs Of
tie Mayor, appointed by him and discharged whenever
lie may see fit The measure if 6nllly adopted must
prove in every wsy disastrous to the City The moment
il is fairly established it will destroy the bes! system
yet devised for the appointment and regulation OF
policemen it will make the Department mere pcllt-
zeal organization under the control OF one IL will
SADDLE upon the City for lie host o: lazy fellows who
would otherwise lie dismissed TO make room for
efficient men; it will erdanger the property and
lives OF tie people, by making their servants
masers ard gathering TO The support of these active
politicians s tie dangerous gangs that Lave for year
or two been in some scattered and su6dued;
il will render impossible the enforcement of aoy law
Which chances to be unpopular among these bandis;
in short rs effect will be depOrible. The Legislature
are about TO visit the City. While here we ak the
Senator's to inquire who wsnts this law who has Pc
ttioned for IT, who fayors il and BY what machinery
las been forced through the Assembly. Ii they find
TIE orderly, respectable, wellinformed body Of our
people entirely opposed 10 it-ss they certainly Will
if they fnd that passage will result il the disasters
above irdieated-as it most assuredly will if they
find that all honest zen satifed with the working
OF the present lsw will they not at put end
to the bill, when t shall be called up ia the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

4 memorial hiss passed the Wisconsin Lesisla.uu
asking Congress for the passage OF tao Homestead Bill;
also for he passage Of bill making general grsas Of
lard to the State for Railroadsthe State to have fa
control over rue distribution and regulation the Whsle
after. To this memorial prOvis0 was added, bya
vote Of 20 70 10 the House that the lands granted
shall be kept constantly in market aud open TO actual
settlers a. 81 % per acre, person to be allowed
10 enter ID N 100 OF said lands" This last
provision is substantially the came as that watch
attached TO former memorial Of the Legislature
Of Wisconsin, which forwarded 20 Washingtoa
sLorn Of the amendment aud used by the Rock River
Valley Railroad Company in tlai muiilated form, b.
fore Congress in procuring the passage Of bill grant
ing lands for tie benefit Of said Company. Er-Govee
nor Farweli exposed the fraud, aud the Legslsr
ture OF Wisconsin in their late action reafirm Their
original doctrine, namely: that il any lands given
to the State it be one of the conditions tina. they
shall not be taken out of market sold at than
s. q per nor any person allowed TO enter more
than 100 acres.
If grants are made at all to the States for railroad
purposes the provisions named by the Wisconsin, Leg
ikltture are very proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
EREEDCM-SIAVrRY.

Politicians of easy virtue have long been telling US
That American Slavery was fast dying out yielding,
like april snow-drfts under the sun to the genial in
huences OF Democracy and Christianity. What q
melancholy commentary il is upon this prediction that
we are brought at last to dispute the entrance OF
Slavery into the free territories of the North thar we
VITO lave talked so brayely about co8inns to pres
ent limits, are ourselves the point Of being cab
incd, erI6ed confined within two narrow strips Of
TIE continent On the borders of the great lakes AID
Pacific Ocean How came freedom thus brought TO
its last gasp Who have been guilty of deSauching
the rational virtue, far to permit ths Nebraska
project to be even debatsblel What vile arts have
been used to give plsusOsy TO the sOPaistres under
which tie palpabe inquity OF this great fraud has
been thiniy vened The process has indeed not been
rapid one The decay of virtue in an individual is
but graeual the decadence Of nations is still Yer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

ate, or rather ecret Messenger. s7ch u VI. w..
'eems to have been, had to be sent dswn to Mr..
with instructions thss corid pot be written orA.
the Secretary of State Deny al knowledge Of NJ WI
and bis Instructions sud s,y ths. be gsofes,c3r =
have such when IN trura be heb rot Aud II this v.
the case to~ eool1 Mr.. Ward impose 90 Gec Csa,,-
sd get tie treaty made to suit him Ward, s,d ~
principals at hOme'
such are few Of the qreEtsor- suggested ty 4.
statement in The CoEru Evidently tAss treaty is ,u.s
complicated and mysterious business ,aise equal =
Illustration Of the value of secrs. diplomacy to tAs.
confidential correspondence between Russi. aud Ess
ind on the partition of Turkey. Who will cler =,
the obseurities snd tortaOsities Of tie affair Va
Mr. Ward begin, or must we wal. for Gsa Gaisiss,
Cive "a Egh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

TIE Trustees Of The PEOPLES COLLEGE held
business meeting 8. Albany on Wednesday. In "a,
evening public meeting was held st the City HA
which was addressed by II GREELEY in exposition 4
the characteristics OF tie proposed Coliess; by b
MILLER Of Oneida Co. in q methodical ststemsn. a
the motive and process of true EducatOn secoriias
TO the avs Of Nature ard Science, and BY GURDoa
Evans Of Madison Co. in farther explanation OF tse
true principles OF Educational Reform showing taak
tie want of our age is system reformed aud exposad
ed TO correspond wish the recent AID rapid eIpaa
sicn Of tie sphere OF human knowledgs-a systea
which shall render the worker ia wood. in irOn or
whatever other material, thoroughly acquainted with
s psture and properties, and qualified TO it b
the best advantage. He closed with urgent appeal
to bis hearers 70 lend I'D to the proposed
College end not allow is realization to be postponed
to see better qualified to appreciate aud estibli
IT, The speakers were heard with at,eaticn Tae
next Quarterly meeting VIII be held at Bngaam.oa
on the second "wednesday in July when Ii is earnestly
Hoped that sufficient funds viii have been subscribed
to justly the location of the College All who desirs
Information with regard to it viii please address Hs.
rson Howard, Secretary, BiBgaantoa. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

The Ereaing POst hss letter from Boston 70 the effect
that large sum bas been subscribed in State st for y
service to be presented TO General Hoastol for his
sOnabe and effective defense Of the New Eog Clergy ID
~ United States Senate, when essalsd b. Senator Dsss
las an address has also been pr pirod setting forth the
Obligations OF the lbscribrs hin COR his manly defsnss
OF the o. freedom and the right Of petition when
sssGd and asking him secep, tie servee To-
tiInonisl Of the gratitude Of the subscriber
i, is unfortunate that this testimonial has to be pro
seDfd 10 Senator from Texas eni 70 NJ Everett bk
such IS tie fortune of var.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

The Washington correspondent of The Ccmisr and
ESqHr says that on Monday the President sent 20 the
Senate as one of tie documents relating to the Gals len
treaty Mr.. Wards letter TO Gen. Gsdsden, ia which
Mr. Professed to have verbal Instructions
d" ling Gen. Gadsden to negotiate on the Garsy AMI
other private claims" This mysterious bit OF infor-
nation suggests the need of sill further ght Who is
Mr Ward andwhere did he get his verbal Instructions
Il it Mr Ward of California, aud who sent hun to Mex
eotO control the negotiation OF the treaty What
deltas bad be which could induce the ambassador to
receive bis verbal instructions authoritative Was
it letter OF other token from the President or from
the Secretary OF State informing Gen Gadsden that Mr.
Wards directions were to be obeyedi If there WAS
10 such token, bow did it happen tia. Gen. Gaisden
Listened TO Ward and acted on his orders' Or VIVA.
secret ipquiy there in this negotiation that pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

Tie EreniHg Pest contains lsttsr from Boston which
states that Mr. Rdwsrd Everett during bis late v, to thss
city claimed il note addressed 70 Mr. Fletcher wsostes
The authorship Of the Husemann Letter Mr. Everett b
said wrote at Mr. Web;ers request who ndspSssd
al the time This announcement is reported to be mskag
greet commotion in certain SCI. Appropos of this
would remark that ths suthorshp Of the said Letter h
heretofore been attributed 10 Mr. William Hanter Chi Of
the Diplomatic Bureau. There was pretended reply 70
this letter to Hulsemsnn by Ezar Wright quite pointed
ard much bgics which was might well b., IS
ken ss serious and Authentic in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD


FL, R,n away "a. everins about &c OCT SARAH MA
no SHALL sh rnsistto sil atcg p years ~h ess
keyes ni sch har atd might easily pes fer shits ass
Cty speeted She u size and n er.sot wsssf
jeEeliy Capfsf. Or sAip' stsmbss 1e ne easoad
srborr her The eh0ve reward vii b paid 70 pee
retpuirg her 10 No lSS Balosae or beg otA
city jLls- IhoS j. FfIs3f
The age Of chivaliy has no. gone at east in the
United States, appears by sgeh cbigalrc advertise
ments the above in II New Orleans papers Listsa
ye mothers. wives, aud sisters Of the North U~,s 4.
enc OF your sex, with blue eyes and BIZ hal, .,a
night easily pass for white ado ,,i.sd nv m.n..
foha"e! WORN eV'' -dnired il returned or lodged
ID jan lie" crime The same that Warren died for
and Washington triamphed in-the same az that the
matrons and maidens Of the Revolution through eight
long years, the guardian angels of-the love Of
liberty!
Are We not prepared to lend hear. and hope to
rpean Democrats when Amerc,n men sell, scourge,
lodge in prison, white girls with blue eye. and DARK
hair Answer, Young America, with and without
oonsu'siins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
LIQUOR AND LAW.

The 1im6s reiterates its assertion that the TEMPER
act vetoed by Gov. Seymour contained provisions
OF the most odous and offensive charactery-th.t /,
was condemned by public sebtimert-could not have
been sustained, &c But Tie TINES fail. entirely n
meet our averuent that just such provisions as those
it stigna;zes and contained in the Prohbory
acts of Maine, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island Vermont
Michigan and Minresota-sl sustained 10 Tie cases Of
the four latter, by the People on direct and single
issue, end, in the cases Of the two former by the
repeated election Of legislatures pledged 20 affirm and
sustain them Those VITO passed the Prohibitory
Law Of Massachusetts, wished and tried 10 submit, /,
10 the People, but were prevented by GOV Boutwell,
Veto and then passed il without; but If the enemies
Of this or the kindred law Of Maine desire submis
sion to the People of either State they have only 70
signify their wish and they shall be accommodated
Last year fixture Of Rum snd Politics gave
tie sntiPr,libitionists majority in tie Yer.
mont House but, though they passed bill
(which tie Senate stopped 70 repeal the &C.
OF Prohibition, they cid lot and dared no. propose
to submit il 10 the People for approval or rejection
IN single zstercs hare tie sRsiss Of stringent PraI.
ery aos proposed sRtmissiOE TO the People bit o. TIE
eeEtrery tey haze slSst Hrorly resisted sue susais
siea. rAs side haee airays bern siding aai eensraIH
enIous 10 rsor 10 IT, In view Of these facts we sub
nit that The Times should either withdraw it's state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

We publish this morning telrs -'Phic dispatches from
NewOrleans announcing forthght's later news from
California and the Isthmus The mos. important Item
is che statement Of the safety of Lieut. Strain and his
PARTY. No particulars are given, but We shall No
doubt receive full detail BY the steamer George Law,
which was to sail from AspinSall on the 3lst ult.
Over million Of dollars in gold is on the wsy The
general from California is not of special interest
A few remnants of Walkers flibustering expedition
were at San Vincent, but the had nearly z-
zlcd ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

The Rev. WILLIAM PATToS, ID ID, OF our City Wa
srnong the most efficient for Tempersncs
throughout the recent struggle In Connecticut He gsvs
bis services freely end I've understand delivered SONS
thirty forty addresses at different point to dedsd o.
cepianee He recently passed through our City On his Tsy
to Warrington but will return, aud We tfua VIII DO
Clrtians part in The contest opening in our 5'sa
II there BE- any who m,gne thai contest cas- terminals
o,herwe than in the triumph Of Liquor Prohibition hs
will nc, have to wait long to be thoroughly undsceyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

MAssAcHUsETTs-With three towns TO hear from hs
vote fOo,s up: Eliot WING 1882 Hosland' lad a3i';
Scattering IS On the announcement Of the result Ses
Bedford, the Wing Headquarters were brilliantly Danlass
ed About q O'Clock proc ssion wss formed which pro
ceeded to the residence Of Mr. Eliot. accompanied BY hs
brass band. They were warmly welcomed BY the msms3
elect Mr. EIioss rpeech was very pertinent; and vi" ~
ceved with shouts Of applause lie pledged himself sgss
10 hostility agains t5e Nsbraska oar sge and TO crefd
watchfuness over tie interests Of the District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

CRYSTAL PMAcE-Ata meeting Of the Directors Of
the Worlds Exhibition of Industry, yesterday the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Res0l5ed That the Directors entertain doubt a, to
the gal and equitable liability Of the Association pay
the debts involved in the suit Of Mr.. o. ID. Num- ths
having been contracted for the requirements Of tho
Association snd they will therefore take every necessary
step TO defend the suit and proec. the interest alike Of
CTe ditors ard stockhOlders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
9,em:Qork paalQ G1rii'a1ls9
FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1854.

TO CORREsPOFDGET5.
no noe OF Communicative, WhSts'sf
isrsndcd inn must he sthe1;icGec - fle ss la1
s16ress Of the -Ternot scSsriy fo7 F7se on ssf -
sssrAuty = bis sOec fsib.
urder.skr rejected Con1-cu oss1oD
OpE bscDsn IN seDGiog rsaocs frequently
the ths POs'OSce ar6 & 7lenty
Of The STATE which their pspsr 10 be
r1fuob the OF me P0stfIee ard Sf5fs
sUIcRREFs wpg haze the direction Of TaE rasysE llnss
must state tie oS address pel a the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

MicHeAS--The Hon Kinslsy 5 Binghsn OF Lvins'
ton ex Dem NJ c has accepted the Indspsndeu Demo
cratic nomination for Governor after the expiration OF s
time to which Mir MeClsllard was elected The Hon NJ
than Pkrce Of Calhoun Ceuoy wrun fos Lieut. G'vsfa''
having also accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

The following is the aggregate vote of RHODE
ISLAND for Governor or President az the last four
Elections, viz:
1SJf-Govrnor:
UAio. Fre~Sol, Sc. Daa.
tnapn-. ....o,lVo Harfis...--ls6 Allen q. S3j
Dem maj. over Wing s2s, over all, 6ij.
April 1SS2-G0ReJn0r:
Harris. Allen. &c. 9lsi
Nor. isJ?-President.
Scott.......7,6st Hale. .6if Pierce. s73J
1SJ3-G0reraor.
Hofpin.-.- .s,22s Allen ...l0 81
Dem. majority, 2,1i5.
ls5i-OorerROr:
Hoppin.... .9,ll2 Seat. .....-..23 Dinoud g. 1874
Wing over Dem 3,09s; over ALL 3.S99.
SO much for the coalition Of Rum and Democracy
to Dullify the Maine Law and the Douglas Nebraska
bin, even disayowed and opposed by unanimous vote
of the Democratic Legislature of Rhode Island. o
that there were an election now coming off in Illinois
and Senator Douglass reelection depending on the
result After that ii would MT be necessary to Shoot
the Nebraska animal in the remaining Free States;
he'd " come dow" and give up as soon as the gan
was pointed at him.
The new Legislature Of Rhode Island is strongly
Wing in both branches, and We trust strongly Maine
Law also. UnhapPily, there is no U. s seDaOr to be
chosen Low, but We can afford TO wait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

TIE pre. s1verisbr In The WEEKLY TssuEf viii hereafter
,. FIFTY CENTS line sseh ipterton.
The ecuaop Of the Weekly alone has reached toe snpre-
ee1epted number Of IG3 Csc oo.ies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

The steamship Europa, from Liverpool for this port
il now in her thirteenth day out Her Degs will b.
two DAYS later
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

GropcE LaTlYZ, No. 81 West1i1ster4t. Agent
Prosidtnee sor the ssls OF The TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

james d. Normeni, Esq well known originator Of
newspapers. having commenced well nigh dozen in this
In Jefferson County, to be called 14e Eiytoa Svn
terrific explosion took place In still house at Allen
town Pa the Sd inst resulting In the death Of three
employed IN the es,sbshmeni-iwo Irishmen AMI a
German
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

STOP THIEF IL the cry of the culprt 10 divert the
bile ior bis mdeeds which has.'ed In toe .dyertse
ttst sirgeF 1 peDopg against inifn
the Mocy JohEsoh No have ia the
that The bsf shod OF ssocBg Importers 10
wbebeftr they dare cite II
ts 81 seeing oeiifd Of the Mercy Johnson
RauF /. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

MHIODRoNs-- An assortment oil MelOdeOns larger
else Ia the oOmpsBs o. ID
Bsldwb OsL Mslodeors with Two bauss Of keys and
snbs MeodeOns TOr richness purity power OF tone
nskes al they he only
equal sold wholesale retail great
hare UpE.CI NsIgRs sole AGENT No SO Broad Nay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

AUICSSOE CARPETS AuBCSS0S CARPETS -
AUIUssoN CArTErs Loot q them Asp endid aud bsau
ttys of Ca -Lcsnt COLI Of tas elaborate
French and Epsh daWIrs Ett.n that the coors
a ~.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

MOuRNTNG GOODS MOURNISG GOODS LEADBEATER
No 81 Broadway Of Lso1sdst Of
tbs isIs and tocks Of NoIrDng Goo 10 the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
ri. 0C0 KEwAnD. --CAuTf0N-SEwn9GM MACHINES

osskLts isvIHs, 5fctstAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

BNEGEs-A large assortment OF new designs JUST
from auction Pfioted Lawns Oresndes OF tn
,sst s,Ss LEADBEATER LII Ne % btoAowsy corner oi
Len, I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

Buy ers Of Carpetlngs, 0c VII Ind II 70 their nter
exsu the ock Of ForeisB and DJmcc Hsau
fscvro MAfehO.se YOUsG JANE No 4R Pesrst
Esdop lrIpoirssb u, tlr in CAffes Oh Cohs g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

TO cORREsPoTDeST5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
sENING MhcHINEs-PREsENT sTATE OF nm WE

The public psrea!sII isviied I'D advertisement Ia
HaehperyS Inside cSpsninz fail Of the
Ess Bows J abe Wheeler AID Wilson
HsIufefLIing Grow Baker Co. THe AUscs3 Msg
Machine Company aud Taylor Rn.sr dealers IN ~
ByLrs Machines, for infIieglss utOh Our Patens
NJ SINGER A. Co. no so Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

Sewing Machine, using a WaXed Thread suitable
for h,svy boot nkieg &c Maouctures
the .tove tiEds Of work iniOmed nat ssSEks sinHe
Tbesfed se~pg NJ h0s have been ecaatei 10 perform their
the perfect There nd nsgsr has been
spy controversy sbJut the rsbt these cbioes
4 Co No. 3 BrO4dway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

a CAND--SFRING tLOIlIINU--NoW Itau! Oh VN'vH,
81, ard well made Ciothne aaal
and in the best ely les ana VII % 'd
ke ioa ea possible rfces
MEAN articles tp.IAse 10 be sxas- a. rerse.enea
kbwiRp HsekEr, Clothing Emporium 40 lt6 Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
HabMONItMs ron CHURCHES. LECTURE

hAhMonI.Ms io' CIV 20 80. soS var in o,e
om They have eqUs snd vanity Ian ora
easg 81 hey beautu rosewood ca e. occupy mnc
n Obam-nal Ia appearance
Il a IL AL soN. 10 beOehMAy, opposto toe PaIk
The daily union., 1854-02-08
n X. CHAmnEnLIs,s commerelaI College, Iooa,ed

n *. CHAmnEHLrs's Commercial College, located
Va No. ~ Bamofs BALTIMORE, Maryland, 1h- o~,eDsbe
object Of this institution reHc Of individuals
- facilities or obtaining edpca
non young obtain knowledge Of
general business ~ weeks than BE- acquired In
many years In counting house.
Inc course Of book keeping and '
adaptation 70 various departments Of and trade Msrean
Ute calculations Taught according approved mstos
fraccs pcamausp combining apdy of with beauty
~ cohuhcuon Lectures mstcants law, various isl
ptsn eennule subjects, beside for
business
saden 10 complete the from weeks
nsra brng 40 vacation, applicants snd NJ
,enh no ds and evening Ersnsfons
a.a diplomas awarded TO ese who graduate For sc wit'
and nave q circular forwarded by m l.
Novl5-iydhcp