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". EWo. GEgRa7a
Presents for" TIE Holidays.
P. NJ A L L A RID,
81 ROYAL STREET. CT

h( ROYAL STREET. hJ
ct just received Fer ships Suffolk and Wirsembug, from
Europs Of MERCHANDISE which ofars
LOWEST MARKET PRICE, with grea: reduction for aah
ehascrs, consisting Of
all sizes, with Gilt the
stye
WRITING DESKS (caled Mupre) Mahogany Rosewood
PARLon SET, in Mahogany and Rosewood;
PARTICIPANTS, TABLES, ETEGERES, PIANO STOOLS MU-
SIC STANDS, email Fancy Hol
day Presents;
great variety choes PAPER MAcHE GOODS from Birmipg
SILVER AND PLATED ALFENIDE WARE
CUTLERY;
spLEsD1D DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS White, Gilt and De.
coratad;
GLASS WARE AND TABLE CLOTHS;
FANCY CHINA VASES FLOWER POTS. CANDLEsTICKs;
sTATUETTEs AND CLOCKS Richly Painted;
COMPLETE TOILET SETS;
ARTIFICIAL ERs, sapds Evening PARTIES
Always hand from his own Mandatory
PARLoR, BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE;
SPRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES;
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
LAbfPAS, BROCATEL, INDIAN AND SILK WORSTED DAMASk;
ALGERINE LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
MOSQUITO NETTING; ID
CHINTZ. GIMPs, LOOPS AND TAssELs;
WINDOW SHADES, CoRNICEs;
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS;
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS;
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS AND CUT GLASSWARE;
EVERY VARIETY OF LAMPS;
| BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS
SPLENDID SETS CUT GLASS WARE
| ODlUR CASES OF CRYSTAL EBONY;
TORTOISE IELL AND PEARL;
| DESKS AND EsCRuToIREs OF PAPER MACHE EBONY
ROSE WOOD, etc;
| FINE TABLE CUTLERY;
| PARTAN MARBLE VASES;
| SPLENDID SETS OF OLD OAK FURNITURE.
All comprising stock, complete assortment can
DO The Ladea will find VARIETY
GOODs suitable for Holiday PRESENTS that defy
competition. d9s 9psf
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New YORK, January ARRIVED bark Henry
Shelton Burr from Palermo. December g. in lat 81 lon.
H. fell in with ship Heber (of New York; from New Or
leans for Liverpool with of cotton and grain dis
masted and in sinking condition took of the ships
company comprising sixteen persons the being 80
high did not deem it prudent to attempt to anything
belonging to the ship.
The ship Heber studley cleared from this port the
sth of November for Liverpool with cargo of 513 bales
cotton $3.50 bags corn 129 bales merchandise and 1900
slaves,
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DURNAL OF THE CRY.
III ,yiILIAaE b. ApAsd1s,
q .Ma:.

4
The Crescent satsete in .hs city
ii orans, sanaays sseepted for slo
yearly aha u he Same q
ii centa nweek, pay abp - she carriers ~ . III
Advertisements a Al cases NJ
avsry aasasauant insOrtsea, " cents.
Advertisement tkssscoad % FOR sysy
pnbiahsi 10
III every insertion. ss5 We
married. win b cne " ions'
and charged essorangly ao 81 WI
b opsOa q she Pre-
psietera. Vii W Hi gis Bl S5sS
a liberal Discount viii nads Il seEuAr advettsars
HlfE DAILY OF sCENT
sas which medium sr
A EasrLv PArEa II eaass largely, reaching many huns
I'D hoar, and being read before the
III hours splss for family
/ 81 IS I dyansa rsopsIs nphlished In il columns. 8F
TME wv EEKLY4 q REsUEN n s #&
rapublishsa syary Monday "A 20 in I'D
Vance Having s1teive circulation Throughout Louisiana
1ssissipp Arkansas Texas and other ssatei II pre-
avoras nsoas r. # naag sher warsa
commodities kaown inserted 81 psr square
ssch insertion. s E3A5 sEEl.Ez III .sELI
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DoNETTIss TRAINED ANNALS. One Of the
most amusing and entertaining exhibitions of the pres
ent, or any other season, will commence on Saturday
evening" at the Pelican Theater. Its troup Of trained
animals monkeys dogs and goats whose performances
seemingly evince the possession Of reason, and udg
ent analogous to that which a human The perfection
Of their education and the with which they ap
proxmats to the condition Of that reasoning animal
man. constitutes cause Of great wonderent 10 all who
attend The various performances they 80 through
indicated In the advertisement, 70 which go refer Il
may be found Ia another column.
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TIE AGE-The new house recently opened
on St. Charles street. No 3d. and generally approved
for the excellence Of its wines and liquors by ell who have
visited continues going prospecting and to prosper
The Hrbany Of and the purity Of his beY
eragea will ensure the continuance Of the patronage
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YELLOW PINE LuMBER.-A large supply Of
dressed lumber, consisting Of flooring, ceiling blinds
moulding and other articles requisite for building pur.
poses can BIO obtained either at wholesale or retail of
". Dorr No 10 Coyington landing, New Basin. Refer
to the adYertiaamant. A \
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BUSINESS THE levee and streets leading
thereto becoming literally passse as there is
great iinution III the Raceptsof cotton well as fall
ing arrivals from the Vest few days more will be
required 70 clear the landings In the mean time We
have accounts from the west and possibly naEga-
sion will be obstructed days It will require
the interval for merchants 70 close stock
Of produce On hand though boats will load will drop
ping Ii from day to day To keep up the assortment.
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OCGTCONGS
IMPORTANT
20 Eoes" Gent S0VeG.

RICH RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR THE
Just received at No. 20 Camp street, splendid fine
Gold and EnAmsed Watches Gentlemen tho mo
approved manufacture,
J e W E l. r Y,
Consisting OF Cameo, Mosaic Pearl and Sets complete
also, Chains Seals, Finger Rings Pencils Pens etc.
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE
Comprising Cups Spoons cnsto Baskets etc., Of new and
elegant patterns.
Also, complete assortment OF BRUSHES COMBS and Ex-
tracts of superior quality all will be sold at 20 per cent
leis than prsfious prices, at Wholesale aad retail.
JOSEPH HUFTY.
~ fall supply " Colts Rsveyea always On hand dga9ptf
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ns~ Among diseases. dygpepsia 8

complaint rank difficult We pleased
point remedy which has proved many
and which safely recommend nabe
it hiss been the eseuing thousands untimey
grave. We the Hollands Ber by Dr.
NJ Jaekscn the German Medicine Store Phad
phia. Bee advertisement jams lmdSW
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rected to the advertisement in another column which
vites proposals for erecting hundred vaults In the
Odd Fellows Rest in accordance with specifications that
be the office of the Secretary of Camp
and Lafsyetta streets 554 M e 81 -5G
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For New YORK VIA HAVANA. The steamship
Cshawbs Capt Buloch sails this morning for New York
via Havana, with the following passengers:
6 For Reto York-Mrs Hackstaff, Mrs. Chambers, g. g..
Park, Capt J. B. Ricketts,, VIM Bein, Capt NJ Il. Fisk,
8. l. Lehman, John Dutton.
For HapanG-Mrs. P. Milaudon, two children and GER
want. Mllaudon and lady Miss y Matthews Miss ".
Marks, VIM B. Mstthews and lady, Mrs Ii. J. Shea j w.
Bebee A. Garrett Felix Lopez, G. 3. Matthew'S D. q.
Ellsburg, B, Hssse,
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ORLEANS THEATER BALLS by the announce
men In another column the subscribers the series Of
masked balls at the Orleans Theater are informed that
the ball to given the 9Th Of February
Gras-isincluded in the subscription. One more addi-
tiona pleasure Is therefore to be added to the many
the place and the seagon. W. 30 gi 96i 5GF35
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.-There is now living
in Hardeman county, 80 We are eredibly in
formed, @ man aged ninety eight years, who has
very recently cut eight new teeth. We are
also informed that such is his vigor that he can
walk a mile with the ease of q young man,
This is truly wonderful, and we suppose, I'M
heard Of heretofore. This old gentleman in
tends topay Memphis o visit in the course of o
week. We especially invite him to call at our
Office Memphis ENQUIRER.
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ROBBERY OF D1AMoNDs.-A telegraphic dis
adelphia on Saturday night, giving information
of the robbery, in New York, of q great num-
Der of diamonds, valued in all at $11 ,256.-
There we're 1853 carats of colored diamonds, 1870
carats of white diamonds, and2l carats of mixed
diamonds
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The Thibodaux Minerva, of Saturday last,

says:
We are glad to have it within our power to
say that the weather, since Thursday morning
last, has been clear and cold The rainy sea-
son appears to be at an end and should the
present delightful spell continue for few days
| longer, our roads will be in passable condi-
ton. Many of our sugar planters have finished
| rolling. In every instance, the quantity made,
| is much short of that of last year.
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CoTToN The receipts are falling of, being
The twenty hours ending O'clock last evening
BY the Nashville, from Memphis, 1887 bales Southern
Belle from Grand Lake, 1850 bales Grand Turk 2l5
Florida from Mobile Io6 a. W. Glaize from Washing
tor. 1e5 TOTAL sos bales. Sugar 5ls hhdu MolaaaeE
1869 barrels NJ 3F5} a$$S ts HI vi 8@s
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? LAND WARRANTS. The highest market rates
for land warrants will be paid BY H. B. Merrill & Co.,
No. % Camp street. of Common Holders of such
should notice his and also those who
unourrent bank notes or exchange ere" t%
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@ge Penmanship, Book keeping, English
French Spanish, German, Arithmetic Algebra, Geone
Try Surveying Navigation and Photography are taught
by able and experienced Professors at Dobears CONNER
cial College, I96 Canal street.
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TIM MAILS. The mails via Mobile failed yes
terday from beyond Ala There will bo due
this morning mails from the Atlantic cities Of the "a,
sd and Ath, sipst $5y g& NH 4$8$ 8 8 $f#f$
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yS V. 3. PALMER, the American News
Agent the only authorized Agent for ha paper
Of Boston, New York aud Phadpha AID ia duly empowered
take advertisements and subscriptions he rates required His
receipts will be regarded payments His asBoson
lays Budng New York, Tribune Budngsi Philadelphia,
corner Fifth and ChestHu. streets. off
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This is very favorable statement OF the Agememuon
when it is taken into consideration that is within FIVE
years since it deficit in its capital and has since made
it up, paid 10 per CT per annum and shows surplus
Of s5o2329.
The Bank is extending its operations in Exchange in
which line 1t never did anything more than the amount
of its collection accounts OF in the present great
sphere of Exchange in market its be
usefuy applied though they confined to the dis
counting of notes. during the recent plethora
of money, it rather up hill WORK to make fat diY
bends out Of discounts Of local paper alone.
The mail failed to-day from New York, The weekly
statement of the New York city Banks gives the following
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poi9 dGW


.-= 4SenaOUeE
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts and
pnts constantly hand which equal
ths uarkst.
....ALso..s
j. OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BBA NDIEs:
sAzERAc the vintage of 1ss 1888 1906 bana
WHISKY,
OF all descriptionescotch Irish, Rye Bourbon
# .- ALE and PORTER, in pfnto and quarts.
Atso....
on hand | usual assortment Of the bsrt WINES LIQUORS
in the Market which will be sold "a othe
heuae in the city. ,.'.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
9ptt No - p,r,l.,x,o,
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We are indebted to the purser Of the
steamship Perseverance for usual fayors
Mr Orr, clerk steamer Nashville has our thanks
for late Memphis papers. {s5 t4g Ell
We ere also under obligations 70 the officers Of the
steamer Antelope, for late Louisville papers "a
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@ A meeting Of the members of the Ameri-
Party the First Ward, First District will be held The
Nayads Terrschore Streets SATURDAY EVENING
" O'clock which time the election of officers will take place.
-isn1n
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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN,Y 10. 1856.

lg SEE FIRST PAGE. - Il.
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Mr. GREELEY AT WAsHNGroN.-A Washing
Letter writer tells the following, in speaking of
the presence Of Philosopher Greedy at the Fede-
raj Capitol: sN3s5 *. 3e .a..z.5 y
A trio Of Irish servants were busily talking
politics in the corner of the reading room,
Grish servants are great politicians here,) when
one Of them suddenly exclaimed: ,-.--
SIS Be jabers, boys, an there's ould Greeleyr
"Where?" exclaimed his companions, with
as much interest in their looks as they would
naturally exhibit on being told that St. Patrick
or Bishop Hughes was before them.
g Standin' yon by the table talkin' Wid the
sail gintleman."
The Hibernians gazed curiously and intensely
ct Horace for IN instant, when the youngest OF
them, apparently q late importation, with won
der in his voice, observed:
East Sure an he's q ehite man p
'tfAv coorse he's o white mon," said the first
speaker in 9 patronizing tone, as though Horace
and he were the greatest of cronie5
swell, be me sowl, I've been desaved in the
Guild fellow intirely,' continued the other. &c
thoI,pht he was r. 9znper %
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LANGUAGES.
any these day. $40 MONTH
and also to write and speak xo ~
ne@vss.ors and pon.
woay of The public stransera referred TO
st sn aadsS ',s's % President at.ed
Hon. Hon. T. y ate rssH n 99is ss;
Hon. a. .B b. Essn s .s
Hon. John Gale. late Governor o Aiabsha.
r. r., g. hSG Mlss unvs,.
late Prsdent of Oakland College, Miss.
4 bsssS IL e. sssss College
E: g. 81 s. s #s"s G': Fssa 1ssss.'''
- Or they Refer to
Hon. Jos. Walker, late Governor of Louisiana.
Hon. G. Brown, Governor Of Mississippi.
Hon. John a, Qaiiman,
sa 1fS' Attorney General of the United ss
Hon. 60: Esa's Isle Chief Justice Of Louisiana.
Sn s. a's eso Ns tssn
o R.ssas G Rs 'n'
M as' ~ Wa Si,5 Co, Orleans.
s # #;:s::! $ $;' si:' &;
h a1ssa a as,sss,j Esq., :: g..
John sauehe :.
Hon. W.. N. erin, u 3. Senate.
Hon J. F. Benjamin., ..5~5
e. ;sS. I f 9. f sssssI:. Texas.
ea chas ssei t Sss,Sie,, sp1pp
Chapman Coleman, Esq. Louvle, Ky.
III II Hs5:.sg will b. ..,,, trans.
~ Good Board san be had at IS per week.
@.r r t:= RUFUS DoLBEAR,
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
THE SWEDISH TREATY.
POSITION or ,NoRW:.aY.
SWEDEN no TAKE THE FIELD
THE AUSTRIAN ULTIMATUM. /.
Money Market, Advance in Bxeadstufs.


NEw YoRK, Jan. s.-The Royal mail steamer Canada
arryed at Halifax this morning She brings news three
days later than the Arago.
The Canada brings Liverpool dates to the 22d ult She
had g very boisterous passage.
The Austrian ultimatu after Bome notifications was
received jointly by Austria France and England before
It was sent to S.. Petersburg. s#ss
The Moniteur Of Paris has published an article stating
aemocially, that the treaty now concluded between
France, England and Sweden is calculated to prevent
any complication Of nature that will disturb the ball
Of Europe Sweden agrees to not any of her
territory to Russia, to make any exchange of terri
tory with her to allow her the right Of pasturage
fishery ground on the coast of Sweden.
Norway, it is said will reject any preensions Of RUS
sa to exercise such rights and will inform the allies
any proposition from Russia touching said matters.
The Allied powers engage to provide Sweden with Buf-
cient naval power to resist oil claims of that nature or
other aggressons the part Of Russia There is
clause appended to the treaty. providing that Sweden
shall, in time, take the field against Russia.
From sebastopol
We have nothing of interest from sebastopoI any
part of the Crmes except that the Russians main
tanning steady fire from the north side of ssbesopol
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Sales of the week bales of which exporters took
5000. Our quotations as follows: Orleans Middng
| s 11-16, Upland Middling 51z, Upland Fair 5zSd.
@tEt 'aS ~ 5-+ bfeaQaEuUS.
Flour has advanced and quotations as follows
Western Canal AS. Ohio 44s In Corn there is little
speculative demand, and circulars show decline
of Ia White is quoted at Sos. Yellow 44s 3D. Mixed dds
There is littls speculative demand for Wheat. =.
3 Provisions. s,5
I Denistoun s. Co. quote Pork quiet, at $685.
In Beef there is improved demand, and the quota.
ton is 12os. Lard has improved and is quoted at sos
In Bacon there is also improvement in the demand
and our circular quotes at 5Ss @*e y
| @ The Money Market gF
The Money market is stringent ConBols foI
money are quoted at sS5S to ssA.
| Domestic Markets. ~
| NEW YoRK, january S.-Fiour is tr1e lower, and
Southern sells to-day at sss7z. Western Red Wheat
81 90. Corn is dull-saes of mixed at SO Mess Pork
$I2 rs. Lard is lower and sold to-day at 112s Whisky
| is selling at 361S *l.+s 4a 34 5o.s
CINCINNATI, jan S.-Flour is dull and good State
commands only Sc S7 Whisky has declined, and sella
| to-day at 25c
/ River Intelligence. ,@.sa
VIcxsBuRG, Jan. S.-The Natchez passed down at u
O'Clock and the Ingomsr at l. p H., for New Orleans
Il
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rs A meeting of the members of the Ameri-
Party residing in the Second Representative Dc between
Julia Thslia Streets will take place ther roon
Basin, SATURDAY EVENING NEXT tho 19h nst O'Clock
Every member requested be present. importance
will be transacted. r-.. jams I'd
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Observation-Disclosures
WILLS, RIA LINS & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
T Q 3 A q G O,
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TCHoUPITOU1As STREETS.
for sale OF the largest assorted stocks of
TOBACCO before to the trade this city, comprising
about hundred brands of pounds SIS ga and los many the
bes. manufacturers in Virginia. We give below few
ARMsTEAD g. WARWICK
NJ. LANGHoRNE SONS;
NJ. LANGHORNE AGO;
YOUNG d BURWELL;
JOHN r. Il W. 0. F0NTAINE
JAMES HENRY GRANT;
GRANT NELSON;
,.- WILLAMT. sUTHERLIN;
J. o. SHACRELFORD;
ROBERT Mayo
COLEMAN WURTHAM
WILLIAM CHEEvES;
BURTON Il MAY;
JAMES L. CLAYTON;
McENEY & McCULLOCH.
E Purchasers will interest 10 call md examine our
stocks. de- lm2pThFrsa
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PARoDls CoNoERT. The concert of MILE
Parod 1T the Odd Fellows Hall, last evening was
like its predecessors yery brilliant and successful Thu
vas aed with repregentavea from all portions
the city, who were baptized with amoans Of melody
that should suffice to render them melodous for al time
The vooaism Of the cantatrice herself and ths
OF Madame strskosch and Sig Leonardo together viii
the Instrumentation Of strakoschs worthy compeer
Gottsehsk croWnedwith complete success and with
the hearty eppleuse Of those present
As there s city in the Union which lay claim tc
50 high degree Of musical knowledge to such steady
support Of music, in hateyer way It is
tbs opars to the street organ the Judgment which ID
passed by IL on musicians Is worthy Of regard and shoud
be to them significant Of its full import. Ia q d
The next and last Of the series will be given tomorrow
evening % the place. Hhen number Of songs
and piecas viii be tntroduced In view Of the merit Of
the songstreas and that Of those who accompany her.
recommend reference to the programme Of the next
and last concert A more attractive bill ID rarely, If
Published and the Inducements ought tobe sufficient
to fll the hall. The programme is in another column.
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INDIAN HosTn1rIEs IN FLORIDA. publish
ed the other day an account Of an attack BY the
Indians on Lieut.. Hartsuf, of the I'd artillery,
near Fort Drum, in Florida. It is supposed
that he and six of his men we're slain. We have
letter which gives the following authentic par
ticulsrs: Is Il
g Hartsuf had been out about two weeks ex-
ploring the country. He was attacked near
Burley's Town, where the troops had been last
year without the slightest show Of hostility on
the part Of the Indians. After losing most of
his men, and being wounded in two places, he told
those remaining, to take care Of themselves
there was no use in keeping up the fight. They
accordingly made for hammock and escaped
three men whole, and one wounded. I hope the
Indians may have gone off without again at
tacking Lieut.. Hartsuff, but fear not, as the
powder and provisions of the men would be too
attractive for them. Four companies, about
seventy strong each, have started out."--[Mo-
bile Tribune. 60 &
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DoEbear's Commercial College,
106 ~ CANAL STE EFT, 1O6
eSss&s
1()'E6S
Ia rnraiua I.ndiar, Gentlemen and Youths

Is prepared to receive Ladsr Gentlemen and Youths ~
throughout the nr,,,,,,rrun
RooK Keeping ID 10 heretofore always under hn
ownpp special Instruction. . , - ----.
mec Algebra Ge0mttry gonOmetry Survey Navigation.
with undG the direction Prof.
Chnnock Department e English Language under the dec
ton Of prof Mccarthy Department for the French
directed BY Raphael Visait Department for the spanh
dpctad BY noa. Department for the GSanan
directed 81 Vidal; aud Department for Phnegaphy
Short Hand by Prof. Geo Charnoek .-#f ". lGs7
The estsb6ment mainly for Adults md those
time very valuable and It'll arranged that persons who wish
without waiting None bur the best
will engaged
nine Reception elegantly fitted fer o
That pnla are their Duns
the Pupils and also Practising Roos that PupD
The full in my one o. .hess can have Ten
be pactsd IL day e The English French.
Snansh and German Commercial Lnlgungss
and social literary aud scientific The
daily becoming
IN ali peraops Pupils exercs ed daily in Reading Writing
and Speaking any Language they may wish TO learu.