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THE TURF.


A,AsHION RACES, NEW YORK-rHIRD WEEK II
June 1856, over the Fashion 0ormerly NationaD Race
Course at NewO Lang Isand-The Fashion Jockey Club
stake, TOUR mile heas-SMke $780, forfeit SlOO two shall
sarS the Club win add $780, Il three 81. AGO. four
sS s stake hS 70 sGss on ns S Of Il three
monev Entrance to be made In cash bond secured by
two good Names and directed to DO Wit Grnneu care
the Adior TIE Spirit Of the Times rho Fashion Jockey Club
Purse three mile heats-soO two sha START for each I'D
dtiona horse the Club win add 800 purse
$ which monies the Club win give to Tho second best three
Purse mile heatssOo shah START for each add
ucnsl horse the CuD will add S75 The PURSE entrance SIS
which monies the Club will give to the second best
Purse hes. 500 If two shall START for each
additional horse the CLUB will add $50 tho purse
or more shal start.
Purse s2o two shall START; for each additional
norse the Club VIII add $40 to the x2 80 which
monies the Club Will give to the second best II three
The above stake and horses carrying
weight tor age, and running by the Fash Jockey nb
rules which will be published In due dme also the
IN which they win be rum the Association havh the right
postpone any OF The above races account of the weather
NEW YORK. Aprils, 1856.
The Colt stake, which made up of this sprnp
over the Union Course win doubtless be for the
the LIST February last and for three ODDS bred
owned in New York. New Jersey PENNSYLVANIA or Oanads
Subscription $500, $O0 mile heats The propreors OF TIT
course e aad one subscription to the stake. two
nsr names CHI IDA BY CLARION, dam BY Eclipse. VIM a.
drew F. Norris names br. Etiquette, by Mariner.
Fashon BY Imp Trustee Rob't Norris names br Mar
grsndam OF Mary MorTiA w. j. Shaw Qor Alfred
tom ch Eta, by Imp. Trustee out of Inp GlorianA
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Died



On Friday, April IL, WARNER DYGERT aged 80 years.
The funeral services will take place residence
No. 500 Eighth avenue, this morning, at ten O'Clock
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
without further invitation.
On Friday evening, April II, EDWARD BURKE, young
est Of Michael and Margaret Burke, aged months
and II days.
The friends and aesuaintances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this afternoon, ut one O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 17s Elizabeth street.
On Friday, April IL, MARIA, vile of runs Van Brunt,
Esq.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respe
invited seni the funeral tomorrow morning. at ten
O'Clock from the residence Of her husband No 1911 West
Fourteenth street, without further notice. Carriages
will be readiness to convey the friends to Jsmaes
Long Island where the remains viii be taken for inter-
ment ser vices may be expected Ut the house.
On Saturday, April H. MARY s. GOODWIN relct OF the
late Daniel Goodwin in the 68th year o. her age.
Her relatives and friends, and thoss of her nephew
William p Lee invited to attend The funeral 1T the
ohur OF the Annunciaon West Fourteenth street. to-
afternoon, four O'Clock, without further inv
tation.
Suddenly, on Thursday morning, April 10, WILLIAM
MccADDHS, the 24th year OF his age.
HIS sisters and friends respectfully invited attend
the funeral No bS Elm street. without further
tce
On Friday afternoon, April II, DEBORAH l. RICHARDSON
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
FEVER AND AGUE.

% NEGROES CURED AND ooTToS CRor
The following unsolicited letter. ffom Southern Rsueus,
and planter, Ia OF universal Interest,"
O1AYroN ALABAMA, March Is 1850.
DR. kHoDEs-Dcar dr-In justice 70 you make this state
ent OF faca Your fever and ague" medicine 10 without
doubt the best article forth Tor The Of hist trouble
me month OF October mostly cotton pckers uted qun
ine had no souve effect began to despair OF saving my
cotton CROP My neghbor Mr. John a. Miller had tried yonr
medcne be tod me 70 get It, and Immediately commenced
using II; my hands took It without losing day and got
almost With the arst dose. 1t worked IKE charm never
IN my life have seen anything to operate santvey.
70 Ga, and got esh supply. and shall b
.hout 1t, @. hBd In the eountry Very rsspesauly
Rhodes fever and cure antidote 10 malaria the
only harmless remedy n sxence equally certain pre-
ventve cure" TaAe when feel the chs couins
on, and you will never have single one
JAMES RHODES. proprietor, Providence. II. !.
nR. HAIGHTs FEVER AND AaUE RKMEDY-S A
u certain cure for fever and dyspeDa aundce
gres fever liver complaints rerntent fever female
rcss, and all bilious diseased compounded purely
vegetable exrsca without particle Of quniue or other
poisonous drug acts promptly and thoroughly and
Be taken by al Afflicted with perfect safety and certain
Dr. Haight:-Dear Sr-I have prescribed your remedy IN
numerous cases OF fever and dyspepsia &c and
W. Q. KuYrERs. N. D.
cured oil fever and Asue OF long standing
mrs Thorp, Allen street. cured Of remtient fever
and xgue.
Mrs. Lewy. 1856 Hester sreeA cured of fever and ague
and dyspepsia.
J. PERKINS. General Agent
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Iargss plassf We're thsir present hall three times
azrsr y doubtful whether It would accommodate those
Who desire TO Sc the Juveniles "Ths Golden Farmer'
and Loan Of I0ver' tomorrow.
WooD's AmmRns-The entertainments Of this cole
brated band are we'll known and appreciated TO
quire comment. Their hall IL invariably full and George,
Pierce and other favotss always keep the spectators
an scstacy Of delight. After giving choice variety Of
songs and dances tomorrow evening" they will perform
the great burlesque called " The Masquerade Bau," in
which of the heroes Of Shakspere and other
authors are introduced in oolors.
Mss FANNY DEANs's concert and literary entertain
ent takes place at bod vorths Academy NEXT Thursday
As she has host OF friends there can be doabt Of
largo audience.
Mrs. GEORGIAN stuart LEACH will give q concert ct
Hope Chapel Friday evening, which occasion she
will be assisted BY Mr.. Joseph Burke and number Of
other distinguished artists
Mss BRANElD announces her first concert at the
Brooklyn Athep&um, the I'D nst at which Hessrs.
Bentler, Aptommas and Beanes will assist.
Nh. s. W. GIEyx, the very popu ar comedian, is to
star engagement at the Newark theatre to-
morrow evening. New York play-rosrs viii regret to
lose this excellent actor.
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PEACE MEMORIAL FROM SCOTLAND.
ne Mayor Boston recently Lad before the Board Of
Aldermen OF that city the following friendly address from
the undersigned inhabitants Of the city Of Dunfermlne
Scotland, to thu Inhabitants Of the city Of Boston,:
DuNrERnLrNr March 20, 1856
We have learned with feelings OF the deepest
United States Of America and that OF Great Britain and
BEING that II the disputed points speedily
nc)used, the misunderstanding possibility which
snooder 70 IN open rupture,
Ave meet 70 address You, in thu fond hope that
whch the webeing OF both Intimately concerned Our
my having long had friendly intercourse In exchanging
tor your products are the more embodened
ADDRESS you the confidence that you will recprocae
Vn The occason former enlargement between
countries friendly letters exchanged between OF
Aianac deprsssdns any resort % hostile measures for
- may not Be- Without 6ensns. escs We 'n make So
Aus address the humble hope that divine blessing
nay rest upon our mutual endeav0rs.
We cannot conceive dreadful calamity than that of
Two great commercial nations such America and Britain,
united IS hey are In relationship and by ties OF mutual
dependence being involved in the awful consequences aen
The grand and true Christian principle would wish TO
carried ont 70 the farhe extent and therefore, would
earnestly appeal 70 as fellow professors Of the
% 90 what lies In your power to avert the awful
In eoncua0n, humby beg express sincere wish
~ should such measure be necessary the difference which
unAappy exists between the two may be- settled
former occasions In tho aicabe
third party that 10 both Of beloved countries may
% long preserved the nesimabe blessing Of peace.
This address signed by all classes of the inhabi
tants Robert Robertson the Provost and Chief Mags
6ate, being at the head merchants, bankers, hotel
keepers, manufacturers clerks book Sellers lawyers,
snd those Of all trades and professions
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American Hotel Mt Havana,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
has always been matter of surprise, and the ques.
tion Is often asked "why do not of American
capitalists build first class hotel at Havana" Per-
haps there IA NO place upon the American continent
where hotel accommodations are more needed where
tartune could be more easily or readily realized
About the time Of Jenny nd's visit to Havana some
6vs years ago. Messrs Monos Howard of this CITY, and
Colonel Nufg of New OTleans he latter several tmes
visited Havana with view Of ascertainrg if the govern
mont would give permission and If the necessary fac
ties and accommodations could be had for building
hotel At the time and until quite recently the freq uent
incursisns Of the aibusters from the American side
alarmed the government too much to permit
terrain the idea Of allowing the Yankees any foothod
the island.
New steamship nes the increasing travel between the
United States and Havana-which, by the BY is always
Of the FIRST oasshese and other considerations have
d.eed several attempts by parties sin,e obtain per-
mission to build hotel ct Havana but their efforts have
always been met by the imposition Of many restric-
mont Is to virtually amount to prohibition.
Captain Aeker Of the Saint Nicholas Hcte who has just
given permission to sessrs rrsadwsm Acksr Co. to
build any kind of hotel they please and that they be
allowed to bring their building materials furniture
carrying . hotel after completed free OF duty.
very desirable site been selected which can be
bad upon very favorable terms quite the Captain
Generals palace and not very tar from the Tacon Opera
H0uae
Is proposed to build hotel that will accommodate
thfee hundred guests to be built somewhat after the
Spanah style of building, with due regard to light sir
and high ceilings 10 be furnished and Kept in style not
inferior to the st. Nicholas of New York.
Several propositions have already been made to Messrs
Treadwen Acker Co. 70 join them In their enter
prise. but "a yet, none have been accepted
is somewhat surprising that while New Orleans has
her st. Charles her St. Louis and other first hoses
Havana more than double its size has only two three
hotels or boarding houses the largest OF which accommo
dates only about twenty guests.
We glad to hear that the fears and prejudcss OF
the HGtdneros fast disappearing before the tight of
civilization, and that liberal spirit prevails,
especially with General Concha and thst there Is fair
prospect of having what has leng been needed first
class hotel at Havana conducted upon purely American
principles. CHEZ D'6UI5NE.
NEW YORK, March r. 1856
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Theatres and Exhibitions,

~ To mr.
Ai'n " sno s0iIoa " BfsDo %
cred concerts under the direction OF Mr. Carl Berguanu
Ia to come of at the CITY Assembly Rooms this event mr.
Il premises to be tho finest vet given Mr. Tbeo Thomas
the superb volnst the members Of the Arion Choral
anu o.uer muslcans are 70 perform
PlOrin eho1us from The oners Of TsnnbsamaerH s,so
the chorus nom the Sap;c Finite Schuhert,s avunh
ny in major and for the rst time In this country the
~ o. M .. :. -. :.
~ Aoau0n'y u music - Announceo W
No., W. "e'nss, unael as 'nv popa
oraro &c .srrr.n,,, ~, 10 ,roaro.a ,;th o,st a.,
brscne the names of the hshiy distinguished and popl
Lar vocalist Madame De LAGRANGE; sgnor Bolcioni his
nise sppo-iAnSe, oenof' niofoni' oo'.u Ana o'neis
: 'AonDAi sf'a. is'oilos WIN 'ae
commence An engagement at the broadway tomorrow
ever;ro Roth .n,asr IN tho coraost+. c.n.d urho
l,ish Lion after vh,oh Mrs W plays some four or five
Place The amnssnants c,osa nth the vsrx Nc
affair called "Bernev. the Baron,-Mr. Williams ss the
hero AZ the honss vill douhass he crorded 40 us-.1
during their engagement the box book has been openea
three days in advance
kiBLos GARDEs-3he Rsvels will tomorrow evening
bring out comic pantomime entitled "rhe Conscrpt"
which is reported to have been got up with the usus
care and taste that this nonuar
800 xuIa poh.., ga 49, b,,Ia. +ro,sa ,aws :,
1T, rnschors ana the cIoae nth ths "a
vorite nantomms called IN OVERWHELMINGLY " n wbicb
$1,000 h aan Ss01 o. a. tni a. - M's ~
saen That ths ss.;pr :, 40 70 L M
the popularity of this house during Mr. Nslos absence
They ere entitled to oil praise for their industry and en-.
'erpino.
no"AA. .n0 i~s' Auuien'oS a's0ioieo
within this time hopored dramatic temple during the
past two nights can be taken Ms sample of what are to
souo~ u.n.oor w.aror in have tha ....,...;o, or
hnS%nc ths nrocsass Of an nnusas,v nrossshs sa,sov
s,thsrs T. ~ eooJ ,.sso sr ,,y,p tht ~.
Iii 10 ro.izad nor,c~ar, rns psnnS t.r,.,;nns Lee
VIII . ~ srs% ~ sucn % are
p us .ns r o. evening W.. sne
ceous and sivsys popular spectacle OF "Alsddin In
which Mr.. and Mrs. Prior and other good lists viii
perorm'
BURROWS AHEAfRk'-lnS estaohsnment is Juss rs pros
porous cverhouse always FULL AID every in good
humor To- morros evening the charming o,medv called
-. M, " - - % p-. !, %, -.
laugh men lou oan, M u'T % ~ a,s s.eA. par ..
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u animal szsftnsnt than has characterised for
nes revivals Many Of our valued and PROMINENT sit-
subjects Of the work grace not the least
ssaarAsbae Of the effects Of the continued preachng
Ne powerful renewing of the zeal of Christians long
sustaining relations With the different churches. The
list Sabbath being the In several Of
The churches, was time Of solemn and fearful interest
We are unable TO give but partial view of the work
- TIE diHexent churches. some do not formally
oeve their members until their regular communion
the frst Sabbath In May. In the several Episcopal
there were Bshop De IAncy the
I'd Of April .06
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YNTELLICENCE OFFICES.

A LARGE NUMBER OF WE'LL RECOMMESOED ES1j
"A sh Scotch, German and Irish servants for gan.
families or hotels both n The ely and country mar
ne obtained this day, at NORRIS COHNERr CO.'S X7
'roadwsv OF Reade A'so wae-s nNaoh non
farmers atorers Ac, 81 ns me branch otce Iu1 q
wIch street.
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marr1c0.
On Thursday morning. April TO- ct the residence OF the
BRIDES father James Edgar, Esq, by the Rev. Freds
rick Clark, Mr. Augustine Campbell to Miss JAHB A. Ed
GAR,
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H0llOway's Ointment and Pftis-.The
eleventh hour LIE. vic i'm Of ecroulA salt rheum any
ucerous eruptve malady fancy impossible II
never too late to h0LOWAYs ointment for external
faoories 80 Maiden lane New York. and IA Strand London
and by all druggists, At &c., 62c and 81 per pot box
DO not Believe You arc Positively OBJ.
ged calomel blue pill bilious attacks head.
ache gddness which spring brings In train.
fords nvgoraor removes these difficulties without facilitating
BAKDFORD CO., 1888 Front sree, New YORK, and By ali
druggists.
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SpirItuaIism-Mrs. w. b. O0an, Rspplng
and writing medium has resumed her sings ll51S Grand
street few door. west Of Broadway Can be aesn daily
N. B.-Public circle evening
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Espenschcid's Hats are Manufactured Of
he finest materials with nehtness and durability
biDed Look around and there 81 hat to be found
h Broadway that compare with ESPENSCHEID6 s. 30
spring style. Call and judge for yourselves, At l8 Nassau
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Matrimony and Phrenoiogy.-This IL the
of Professor FOWLKRS lecture evening,
In Continental Hall, Eighth Of Thirty fourth
street Examinations daily at 800 Broadway.
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Great Bargains of Second Hand Pianofortes
Tor $40, $50 S65 $50 $780, $780, $l50 A O. FIsCHERS
panofore wareoom 1926 Broadway, opposite the Broadway
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Wn0Wy Wn3t Q bm6II III Cn6 02C upon u
.dayi Can you anything else but headache
dizziness badness and stroke when Will insist upon
wearing hat that ID perfec ly Air ishtS 1t wish
vent these diseases get one q our patent yentang hs
body whatever direction Xou aremeyng CAL and get
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Look to the Woather-
Meriams got . weather eye,
And notices the equilibrfo;
To win tho ladies al man try,
Ard for their hats lot course) TO White they 70.
And why He's famous for his taste
HIS manners mark him quite gentleman.
Repair, then, 70 his store In haste,
Ere summers sun has caused your face To tan.
WHITE, Halter,
l4S Fulton street. bet veen Nassau and Broadway.
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Amber g. Co., F1an0fortes, 35S B0wery,
near Fourth disadvantages Of manufacture
bne tho latest improvements aud warranted perfect in
tone psh &C. second hand pianos taken exchsnge three
n good condition, for sale cheap
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A sPLEHDlD PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES FOR
a s a Dappe cray and dark a a ssp bands
end gentle; suitable tor private carriage fine gls
drivers. Iuqure At stable of University place
Thirteenth street.
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Ladies' india Rubber Gloves for Gardening,
house cleaning work that soils the hands, 81
all rubber dealers and GOODYEARs Glove Co., No. sc John
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REWARDS.

kEn REwARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY MORNING.
pOV April H. In vesey st., undressed leather wallet
containing about hundred and fifty Eve dollars hun
tred dollar bill on the nechsnics Bank Of this city, and tho
balance 10 small bills Any person addressing LOST sta
ing where may be found Herald office win receive the
above reward.
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-: DcvIin Il Co. beg to state that their
Wholesale and reaideparnens completely stocked
with their late and elegant styles Of sprug and cloth
1g and their custom department witt the mporaons
lcsssmores, vstngs ooengs &c at 268 80 Broad
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPENTABLE PRO-
w tesant GIRL plain cook; understands cooking a IL
branches an excellent baker understands pastry and ali
bE objection 70 short distance in the country can
give excellent city reference. Call n ZIG East sd
days
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Ladies' Straw B0nnets.-Bennett's Bcauti-
full stock Of fashionable bonne at $40 Broadway sell
ing retail ct wholesale prices Purchasers will ind
adjustment articles Of the elegance anish and cheap
formerly at FRANK BENIN ETf'S S61 Broadway
Cleaning and altering in the new Italian method.
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BARD0TTE's WORN SUGAR DROPS, d a
pleasant etacaciuuB remedy c[11g odfon5
"A Put up feSM Of are candy, syotuB etsegEses
IbIe taste Of eFtn;fuSc ScuesGes. Price 50 per
dec2t. bridge cornex.s
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SADDLE BLANkETS.
HAVE lot of Buckeye Saddle Hlsnkets sale
pSss Sasap Ae'ae 0a 1ssnu, i'' JOHN KsoTR
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AUGgsI 4. 1856. !.
:. MIsCELLANEO II EOU.S.
TEEliS

.tg. u ~. d
Ior FHR CORES i1cSudfSs0 all epdrtaaerEstF S9e6
ksepiRV, Lee1arss and PeRzsdnShip, iFGFfGbty IN
For aR touy5tfn Ladiss Department 80
{
ErTsHE PRoPRIETeRs tss great pleasure In
u the and aneS
lelt IiSt1s ssrlee
Capital aud stimulates them 10
newed exertons to meet IN Tie most eisnt andt,s The
rapidly increasing arttcticuk aud c0H1rstR
sire coVrsa OF iercdnt6 tdtaing The great practical
experience OF e Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
cla Houses assisted by educated aud accomplished gentle
men has enabled him bring degree OF perfection
system Of COUNTING exercises,
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Each
STUDENT by this process, Is drilled at the DESK fdiSfd
ud step STEP until he has mustered the whole routine
of an Aeeuuntants duties thoroughly though he had
xercet an GpDrenticeahiD In large C0rgmercfdt
HouSe and thus all awkwardness fnering and CBFeEous
bllndCrs are, IN great measure, dissipatcd z
In addition TO our engagement OF accomplished assist
ants, have also occurred the services OF some OF ue
eminent Lecturers In oe to lecture commerciai
topics. lstst ,sFs g -. y u. :ee-l
Instruction Is too extended to parcularlLe
here, embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
Scientific Commercial History
History of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
ography, Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nerShip, &c.
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FLOUR GRAIN, .SEgDa, BUTTER, 90.
TGTANTEDThe subscl iberS Gll pdreAse or ibeEsl
w advances consignment TO Baltimore, Philadelphia
;loysr Timothy seeds Also on butter ard
:sSS. GILL q co.
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j. B. MARSH. -s- n. =. EALNAH. -
Co-Partnerahip. - :, si
B. MARSH has this day associated With him Il. T. Way.
for the purpose OF tr4nEacng the wholesale audi
retail Boot and Shoe business at the old stand off,
No,S5, onrOe street, door Greer, OFT Co.. neE
the firm Of MARSH & -YAYhfAE.
july lst, 1855. pa
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.HlisF2 fssA General AEsottnlent ga go
NF Drugs MedIcInsss ssipts, plzts yss,
~ BTERItB, SctiUS etc., etc., s1Mva hand - the
IIn2a lse..,f !. - Rn.pat CoEiIRHsDEaa dEeaE.ls
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I. ]. ALLEN, LII. n,
President Of Farmers College.

President ofRcnyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire "Bsiness EsWcG-
ton we thinE It affords facilities very seldom equsled
Mr. GEAXogR has the theoretical knowl
edge apness teaching added to practical Counting
Room experiences and confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent TO keep the most cU'pi-
CIted setQf Books
A. r. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JANNEY, Secy Board OF Control State Bank OF o..
J.F PARaI, Book Keeper at D. 7. Woodbury'E.
D.oVERDIEE, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. z. MILLS, sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C.B. MASON, BOOk Keeper at J. II. Riley 4 Co.'S.
B-For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG;,
fc4-Iv ProprietoTS.
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,,,r Corner of Main and Quincy streets
0EEleL NEnuance from Quincy St
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ElaVor;ng GxtIacts 5T.7 a sTnis
TOR JCles, Pastries, Creams, PuddinSs etc. etc.,
L Tor sale BY T. Ii. LOGAN s co. lfsilf
jn15 Bridge Corner DrugEIEta,