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Nominations

nominations:
.fa;i- Knoir Notsi.g. Ka5e- Nsatisg
LII N shaw, kooelt l. tNas
IL. Thomas Rufhn, Thoma. J. Latham,
H.. Nafrrn Niusow, David need
Wi. OBJ. Branch, James r. shepard
Tchu Kerr Edward O. ReAis.
VI Scales X. L. Purvear.
VII. Burton Crsige, : y stowe.
WILT. l.. CiugmaD, L. d. NHhieuse4'
HENRY WILsos ArD THE ABoLiTIosIsrs-The iol-
lowing note was read at a celebration of the ith of
July BY party of Gaisonan Abolitionists at Fra
mingham, Mas:
"N.rIcK Monday, June 30 1885.
"WFNDFLL PHILLIPS, Esq -Dear Str: Your very
kind note inviting TO be present at the meeting OF
the Ant. slavery society's celebration OF Nauonl II
Irde Evidence. at Frsu iugham. has been received
ON that day must fulfill two engagements in the Old
Colony; SO il will not be in my power TO meet Win
Won and With nv neghbors and friends.
." hope my dear Sir, that we shall all strive 10
unite and combine all the friends of Freedom-that we
shall forget each ohers faults and shortcomings IN INC
mast and oil labor to thai cooperation by wach
alonc & @ slave IS 20 be emencip0ted and the d0mma-
on of his muster brok en-. Let remember that more
tim three millions of b0ndmen, groanlns under name-
LIS woes demand that we shall cease to reproach
esch other and that labor tor their dellyerance
To item that hGOwed anniversary brings no ray OF
corsolstior-uo beam Of hope. To them the golden
lustre of the sun lumes NOT their dark horizon. 10
tenn the golden thread of freedom is lost on earto
Let your icnds let all the friends of these wronged
N ors strive to combine their efforts in practicable
acton for the advanc, men of the of the bond
nan. Yours truly. HENRT WILSON.
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NOTICE

PHfSuAut to law Al election will be he'd on
Boniiy inurtehteeIfh day OF May next (l6J5l
III the SECOND sixth, ninth, eIebenth, tl.eltt /
and thirteenth districts OF this Parish for thu
purpose OF siectIhg ii meiAber ol the Police
Jury IN and for each eff the above districts.
Polls to remain open from niue o'clock A. NJ.
20 four r. Nj. under the superintendence Of
the hereinafter named Judges OF Election and
AT the following places to wit
End District At the Star Coffee House ow-
ued by Nj. Gabriel Rodriguez or in the neigh
.ourlIood, Judges Of election NM. Nh.na Vi
YES, Valcour Me!ancon and Augustin Herman
dez.
9th District At Mr. Maxiie Boudrcau's
or III the neighbourhood Judges of ~electlo,
flessrs Ellie Landry, MaAiIe Buud, euu and
Dominique Deshous.
9th District At Mr. Victorm Triche's billiard
room or in the neighbonrhood. Judges of lee
tlon Messrs. W. K. Mills, Venant Iebert,
and Constant l.. Silnoneau.
18th District At NJ. Feray's store on Grand
Bayou or in the neighbourhood Judas of cleo
ton Messrs John Nc Cartney, Gatien Blau-2
chard and MarceIin b. Leblanc.
l2th District At M. Etieune P6nisson Jr
or in the tleighbourl,ood. Judges of Election,
Messrs Fl. N. Ellis; Cieophas Peuis,on and f.
tienne Penisson If.
18th District At Mr. Ansc1ette Simoneau's
Oh Bayou Piesre Part and at M. Dorcino Ren
throp's on Belle River or in the neighbourhood
Judges OF election. Messrs Valentin Barillau
yaIcour Porehs and Anaclete Simoneaud for
Rayou Pierre Part and Messrs Leon Leblanc,
Pierre Theriot and Charles Gros for Belle.Ri-
yer. IA TgM.utt@H# sara ~
Assumption April 25th 1865.
.-' "' c. +. MAYOR, Clerk.
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L'habitation de feu Jean Dugas situee en-
cette saroisse stir la rive droite du bayou La
fourche composite des deux morceaux dc terre
Tn moroccan de terre -faisanf face au bayou
mesurant sept a%rpents de face dn1ditbayou sur
quatre yiugts arpents dc profondeur sur les
six arpents de face Den haut. ct q~uarante ar
penis lie protondeur. sur Iarpent de face den
has coutenant ell toni chg cents arpeuts Do
superlicie plus on moins borne en- haut par
terre d Eantrant Landry ct en- bas par tcrros
de- yeuves Charles Breaux. s.s-yas
90. LIE second moroccan de terre est situe en
arriere du PRECEDENT sur lie bayou des Oliviers
ct a deux cents arpents plus Ga moins de SUI
p%erfcie.
LIZ chemin public passe sur ce moroccan dc
terre. LIE tout ~fornant une superticic den
yiron sept cents arpents. Ensemble les BATS
ses ct ame!iorations qui dependent de cette ha-
bitation, Ia r6colte CONSTANT en- flo arpents
de came plus on moins 100 arpents de nats
Pour lei conditions s'adresser sur Ia susdlte
habitation. d I'm des heritiers du defunt.
Assumption le 90 Avril 1858.
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1 D. NlgNONGE:.: 8 8
AVIS.

Commencement i Ia loi, une election Sc
ra teduc Londi Quatorzi6me jour du mois
de Mai proclaim tlS55) dams les second
sixiome, neuviomc, onzieme. douziome.
ct trclzi6ine districts de ceite Paroisse Il
pctict d'cilre I'm membre du Jury dc Police
La boltv Ell scrutIn scra ouyertc depuis
ncut hcurcs dn matin jnsqu'a qpatre heu.
res dc Earles midi sous IL surveillance des
commissaires ci-apres NOMINEES ct aux OIL
d!oits s]uiyan;s (;
2nd District Au ''Star Coffee House.
tenu par Nj. Gabriel Rodri gIrz on daus
le voisiuugc1-; Commissaircs Nun, Viycz.
Natcour MeIanGon ct Augustjn ]tlcrnon-
dcz,
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Orateur de la Chambrc dcs Hcprs.
s,ignG ROBERT G.. WICKl.IFFP
President IN Sjnat.
A~pprouve lie ~ mor. 1888.
$fgn6 p. O. llEBERT.
Governor de PEt"t dc la Louisiana,
Pour Copic conlormc
ANDREW :. HEBRON.
SrCrttalrc d'!Itat.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.

uNHE undersigned will procure Bounty
Land Warrants and obtain Pensions for thoss
entitled thereto, under the various acts If Congress
Special attention will be given to all within tn,
jurisdiction OF the Court Of Claims, and prompt attep
ton will be given TO any business connected Will,
Congress, or any Of the Departments.
Persons desring the value of their warrants in
money can always have tho highest price, or ther
will Dc located fyorably in any Of the new States o.
JOSEPH C. g. KENNEDY.
Late Of the Census Ofice,)
Corner of Tenth street and Pennsy wanna avenue
Notices BY the Press.
Mr.. Kennedy Ia gentleman in whom every conf.
dence may be placed. Persons may rely on promp,
and faithful attention to their interests by ntruspg
sheir business to his hands-l Chester County pa
We recommend him to the public Daily Tele-
Mr.. Kennedy has been many years a resident II
Washington, and has been widely known as a value
bic public officer Times and Gazette, wheeling
Mr. Kennedy Ia eninentIy distinguished fr his
prompt and energetic business habits and his probi
Y and uPrghtness Of characier.-- Drooklyn.E. ~
Daily Advertiser
lie is well qualified by his habits for the proper
prosecution q business placed in his hands fatroi
lie is well fitted for tha business, and we take
pleasure in commencing Mr. Kennedy TO those de-
string aid in the prosecution If their claims Daily
Advertiser, Mobile. Alabama. ffe
His acquaintance with the routine Of business in
the Interior, Land, Pension and other departmental
Offices, gives him great facilities for aiding III 81 Who
may secure his services Sentinel (Ogdensburg,
New York;
From an acquaintance of some fifteen or eighties Il
years, we confidently recommend him to any wLo
may desire 70 secure his seryices Daily Dispatch.
(Pittsburg, Pa) AN
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FOR SALE or RENT.
two handsome resideuc

II between LIST and I'd streets. These houses are
four stories in height with dry cellar beneath and
contain all the necessary conveniences for family,
well Of 6ne water il upon the premises and the wa
ter distributed through every room, by force pumps
Altogether, this is favorable opportunity Cor those
DESTROYS Of purchasing, or renting superior dwell
ing house, as the terms win be made moderate
Enquire Of John n. Ward in the adjoining house.
or Mt the corner Of 18th and Canal streets.
sp lq-2v Int So NH-
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Ne,s York Stock Market

NEw YoRK, April 2l.--Cotton Is unchanged
with moderate demand at previous rates. Flour
good Ohio, $40 81 IA $40 81; Southern is
firm; sales at I'll a 81 81; Wheat is a tribe
higher; southern white, - rs; Genessee, o. 80
Corn is tribe higher; mixed 81 0s a 81 10
Pork Is unchanged; old mess, $40 IL Ia a
$l6 Is. Beef Is unchanged. Lard Is unchanged
Whiskey--Ohio is lower; sales at IS a SO cents.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
lStean5oaf Erplosion on LAKE Erie.

DKrRoE, April 20--The propeller Oregon, Of
Cleveland, exploded this morning about four miles
above this city, and ten men were killed. Among
them were w. s. Chapman, the first engineer
Thomas Donely, second engineer; Edward Ne
bride, and William Reed; the others are unknown.
Captain Stewart had a leg broken, and FIVE or six
other persons were more or less injured. The
propeller was 50 much shattered that she sunk
soon after the explosion.
The loss is said to be $1,000, upon which there
was no insurance. The alleged cause was defect
in the boiler.
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FRENCH's HOTEL, I
Corner Of City Hall square and Frankfort
Street,
NEW YORK,

Opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain,)
HAS been reftted and furnished. The subscri.
Ii Der trusts that for convenience, elegance,
comfort and economy II cannot be surpassed In the
world All the rooms are warmed gratis. They are
fitted up with msrbletop washstands, which are sup
piled with Croton water, by slverpIated cocks The
halls and water-closets, on every floor, are lighted
during the night
This Hotel Il conducted on the European plan Of
lodgngrooms, and meals az they may be ordered in
the refectory. II. FRENCH.
N. B. Do not believe backmen and runners, who
may say TINT are full, a. some do 10 from pecu-
mary interest
mar 28--lm
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baltimore Markets.

BALrINoRE, April 2l.--Flour is dull and lower.
Small sales Of Howard street brands at $40 so a
$40 TO- The grain market Is less active than yes
terday; buyers and sellers waiting the arrival Of
the Nashville. Wheat and corn are unchanged,
but there are no transactions worthy Of note.
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NOTICE.
E OWEN q SON. Military and Naval

lLe Merchant Tailvrs, No. 2l2, Pennsylvania az
enue would respectfully call the attention Of their
friends and the public generally 70 their stock
Of goods, just received from New York. and now on
Inhibition, consisting OF Cloths, Cassimeres, and
mems furnishing articles.
They would remark that the selection was made
principally by the junior partner Of the firm.
superior, called the Josephine Kid" 70 which they
invite particular attention.
Washington, ID. G.
ap 5--stw3w fUnion Int
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A CARD.
EAsHIoNABLE Dress Making. - LadIe,

LASHIONABLE Dress Making. - Ladies'
~ wishing their figure improved will do well 70
call on Mrs. M. A. EATON, few doors north Of
Pennsylvania avenue, on 18th street
The latest fashions received monthly from Paris
Mrs Z. has employed French lady TO superintend
the work.
3. I. Taylor's Dress Cutting Rule taught at half
past six A. NJ, and at o'clock, P. NJ
n. u. Fifteen young ladies wanted at the above
business. ap 1q--eo2-
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Il sale.-The undersigned offers for sale her
Farm, situated in Alexandria county, Virgins, two
miles from Georgetown, d. 9. 1t contains 70 acres
Of land, 20 or more under cultivation, the remainder
latter Of large growth. The whole is enclosed BY
new and substantial fence. There are two good
springs and never-failing branch Of water on the
premises. The Improvements consist Of neat and
modern frame dwelling and back building, contain
ing in all eight rooms stable corn house, 10.
Also, young Orchard containing about go trees)
Of choice Apple, Peach, Ounce, Apricot and Cher
riee, in bearing order. e4s
the neghbcrhood ncarness of 20 the city, and
the variety Of sbrubbery surrounding the house, az
ford rare indncsnent 70 any one Wishing 10 pur-
chase handsome country seat
For partienlars inquire q the subscriber. or a
Malcolm Douglas, living adjoining, who win show
the premises 70 those dssirous Of purchasing Title
spA9~- Mrs b HAMILTON.
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Defenfio,l 81 Uains.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.--Yesterday the New York
morning train failed to connect at Philadelphia at
three o'clock. The consequence was that the
northern and eastern mails did not arrive here
until last night. The cause Of the detention has
not been learned.
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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE I

ID smith, No. 2l{ Pennsylyania avenue. two doors
west Of willards Hotel is still selling of at great bar
gains. and many articles in the silver plated line,
will be sold ut cost, 10 close out the store.
Persons DESTROYS OF getting good bargain in Z
fine gold watch, would do well TO give me call ssI
have several 6ne watches yet left, that will sell at
great bargain, for cash only.
an a-eolwA
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN 4 sCvTT,


VNHUsT Ell Els SALE OF VALUABLE
real estate. --on Thursday, the 26th day og
April 1852 by virtue Of deed Of trust to the under.
sgned, dated The 18th Of February, A. d. 1855. and
duly recorded in the land records of Washington
e"Sn; District Of Columbia, he will sell at public
aas,on, In front Of the premises, at O'Clock p. M
all thai part Of lot Al ia SQUARE (2471 beeinnipS
point IN the dividing line Of iots (iS) and (lS
aisu'n. ~ ieet from Massachusetts, avenue and
running ssoatawesteriy direction along TO point
on SAID divldlngine distant from the alley (5s) feet
thence in an eastery direction along the rear ius 81
said lot fourteen, on the alley 46 feet tlo1 inches
thence in northeasery direction along ths line ~
said lot Q4) TO point distant (l7o) ftet from Mac
sachusetts avenue; and thence in westerly direction
TO the opposite point Of beginning" with the in.
provemenfs.
Trims Of sale, Cash, and II terms are not complied
with within five days from the day Of SALE the trus
toe reserves the right to resell the premises at tho
risk and cost Of the first purchase or
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
EDWARD @. DARLINGTON,
Trustee.
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A FoRErnoUGnr WELL TIMED-In 4 !

A FoRErHoUGHr WELL TIMED-In recent de-
bate in the Legislature Of Louisiana, on the subject
of leasing or selling the Penitentiary, one Of the
members from Sabine, who has heretofore been
the very antipodes Of his speech-making colleague,
feeling big with indignant thoughts running
through the wide wilderness of his brain, rose up
and said:
"Mr Speaker--Tm opposed to lettin any body
have the Penitentiary but the State. There amt a
man in my parish but what Is agin it, and Tn
agin It and shall always be agin II. What will il
come too, Mister Speaker Why We are sellingthe
crime Of the State. But, sir, there is other rea-
sons why we should all be agin It. The day will
come livery much excited, Mr.. Speaker, when We
may all be In the Penitentiary, and how would we
like to be hired out like niggersfr
This speech was clincher and settled the
question. Doubtless some Of the members knew
that they ought to be In the Penitentiary, and
that the wel-imed prophecy might prove true
and they be caught at last.
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New YoRK, April 2l.--The North Star sailed
this morning with los passengers, and sie4,5o0
in specie. The Washington, also sailed with l6s
passengers and small amount Of specie.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
NHREE Chambers and Parl0rs, neatly
- furnished, will be rented to gentlemen desi-
rous Of obtaining pleasant summer residence, near
the Patent Office, General and City Post Offices
Rented together or separately very low.
Call at No. 800, street. south side, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. an l6--lw*
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For California,

NEW YORK, April 20.---The steamer Illinois sail
ed hence for Aspinwall to-day, with full compli-
ment Of passengers for California
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HOUSE and Furniture for Rent.--The
III subscriber wishes 20 rent his house, contain
ing 10 rooms, situated on Pennsylvans avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, near the War Depart
ment and Winders Boilding. No. 154.
Terms very moderate, and possession given imme
distely. X. w. BATES.
sp 1s--eof
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ORGANS, EOLIAN PIANOFORTEs, &C.
THE undersigned respectfully calls the

THE undersigned respectfully calls the
- attention Of the public to the superior toned
chapel Organ, which is placed in the II cture Room Of
the Smithsonian Institute by the consent Of Prof
Henry, Secretary OF said Institute. Also, TO fine
Rosewood Parlor Organ, both from the celebrated
factory Of Henry Erben, Of New York, all Of winch
were on exhibition at the late Fair Of the Metropoli-
tan Mechanics Institute.
The undersigned has also on hand one Of those
beautiful Eolian Pianofores from the factory Of T..
Gilbert a Co, Boston, and splendid Pspier Mache
Case Psrior Melodcon, made by T. e. Gardner a CO.,
Connecticut the last AIMED instrument can be seen
at the Music Depot Of Messrs. Hilbus a Hitz.
For terms, DC, apply 10 the undersigned, at his
residence.
Instructions given on all the above instruments,
and in Vocal Music. j. r. SCHEEL a CO.,
ap 19-eon No. 462 14th street north
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
a VARIETY Of Binding Lots in the vi
fAcinity Of the City Hall Also in all other parts Of
The city, on terms accommodating Inquire NJ Mrs.
To be seen from 10 A. NJ, or TO p. NJ, also, an
address through the Post Office will receive at
tention.
mar 5-stawsm DAVID MYKRLE.
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LOOK BEREi

MORE Bounty Land TO all who served
IVA In any war, since 1890, whether officers
soldiers, Sailors marines, landsmen. chaplaips
clerks Indians wagon-masters teamsters, Tor their
widows, or minor children, )who have not yet resolved
full 100 acres and who have been in service "a days
win do wen 70 write TO MS post paid, and their Land
Warrant will be sent 10 them, and no charge, IL not
obtained.
Address, or call on
LLOYD CO., Claim Ageuts.
Opposite The Treasury Washington, ID. G.
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DRowNED.--A colored man named Curtus m
the employ of Mr.. Samuel Lindsey, and owned by
Mr.. Frobes Of Fairfax county, Virginia, fell over
board from schooner, opposite the fish whaves
last night, and was drowned his body was recov-
cred, and jury of inquest was held this morning
BY Coroner Neale, and the jury rendered verdict
Of accidental drowning.
Destructive FIRE---A fire broke out about il
o'clock last night in the frame building on the cor
ner Of Henry and Princess streets. As soon as
discovered, the fremen fastened to the spot, but,
in spite of their efforts, the fire communicated TO
the building adjoining and both buildings were
entirely consumed Several buildings in the vicini-
ty took fire from the flames, but were, with much
difficulty saved, owing to the scarcity Of water In
the neighborho0d. The building ia which the fire
originated was unoccupied and belonged to Mr..
E. 8. Plummer. His loss is estimated at about
$1,000, which ia partly covered by insurance TIE
second building was owned by Mr.. Charles e.
Grimes, which was fully insured in the Southern
Protection Office, in this city. The fire was doubt
less an incendiary act.
MANASSAS Gar RAILRoAp.---On and after Mon
day next, the Esd instant, the passenger train on
the Manassas Gap Railroad will leave Strasburc,
and all stations eastwardly, half an hour earlier
than tofore--arriving at Alexandra at o'clock
P, M.
ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUs, AND HAMpsHIRE RAIL
RoAD.-Mr James Roach, the contractor fol the
first ten miles Of the Alexandra, Loudoun, and
Hampshire Railroad, has large force of workmen
engaged on the fourth, fifth, and tenth sections,
and is making much progress At the heavy sec
ton at Goose creek, and near Dransyilc, the con-
tractors expect to commence operations in few
weeks.
sAMUsEMESrs-THEArR w ashington Hall win
be opened tonight by Mr.. Tayleure's Dramatic
Company. The Diorama of Bunker Hill continues
to attract crowded houses at Liberty Hall
ARREsT.-Two free colored men were arrested
yesterday, and taken before the Mayor for residing
here contrary TO law. They were ordered to leave
the city Immediately.
BAIL.-The Capitol Club give their first fan
cy ball at their new hall in Exchange Block
May lst
DEsERrIos.-Seyeral seamen were arrested this
morning charged with deserving vessel at the
wharf They were committed to Jail for safe
keeping.
FISH MARKEr-Tha receipts Of fish were quite
large this morning. Shad are selling at IS $40
per hundred; herings, IS 80 a. per thousand
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n III STRANGERS

"A Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
OF the curiostie~ ofsthe Patent Office
Aiso, his description of Powers great picture
fsb Ss--dlyif
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From Salt Lake.
ST.. Louis, April 20-Thc Salt Lake Mail ar
rived at Independence yesterday. Mr.. Young con-
tinued to be the acting Governor of Utah. The
Indians on the Plains we're peaceably disposed,
and had returned the stock formerly stolen, being
anxious to make amends for the past.
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tB- jamestown Society Of Washington
City.-An adjourned meeting Of the Society will be
held at the United States Hotel, at ~ O'Clock, on
Saturday evening. April 81 Yrginians are respect
fully invited to attend. G. w. G. HUNTINGTON,
mp 90 RecordipR Secretary.
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CHAMBERLIN,s COMMERCIAL COL.
LE(sE. t@E
No. l27 baltimore It,, Baltimsre, Nd

No. 127 BGifintore at, Baittmsre, Md.
TNHlS Institution presents superior fis-
- cilities TO young men DESTROYS of obtaining i,
practical business education.
The course Of study embraces double entry, book
keeping as practically applied to the management Of
books; business penmanshp and mercantile coniyu-
tations familiar lectures commercial law, uI0n
the subject fbs Of exchange promissory notes. con-
tracts, partnerships, dc.
The exercises all strictly practical, being d.
Quoted from actual business transactions, and SO
completely combine practice with theory, that stu
dents, on the completion Of the course In every
plies, any set of double-entry books. The studeuis
have access ct Commercial LIBRARY, procured ex-
pressly for their accommodation. s4gs4 6 ~
Examinations are held at stated periods, and d.
plomas awarded to those found competent 10
represent the Institution in mercantile capacity.
Usual length of time TO complete the whole course
from eight to ten weeks. W
For particulars write and receive circular by mail.
a,rsI1