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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-28

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. } u.

H,rrrnRp, Jan 1st, 1858.
Personally appeared before me, a Justice ."i the
p..a., duly xuaiiiicd 10 administer oaths, iH"MAs
X BRACE JR, Secretary ,sndsriahr solemn ~'hPn,'
tl, foregoing statement "f thc assets and cohui-
fi,u Of fIi,. f.tua Insurance. Company - true
HENRY FOWLER. Justice of the Peace
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" SIAIIONER, corner uf Main and First streets,
Evansville, Ind, has for sale general assortment of
school, Clirssicd, AeaiTl aud Miscellaneous Books
BLINK ROCKS or sfE-t S-IefsIssy
Writing, Letter and Wratijng Papers Steel Pens,
Quilis, lax, Pencils, EuvcoIss, ,uld College aud
school Libraries furnished at the lowest rates
rS County Merchants and Teachers arr invited
10 call and examine the stock ap26
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HOTELS.
p,,fpBU-0oD H0CsE. HILI

a,,;TEBU.O0D HOESE, HILL. r.
~ HYEIS Proprietor. Corner First and Locust
streets Evansville, Ind. One sln're from st,ani-
boat IaudnG- mN'-h
ED-f.gS EoCS., E-S.tDEESS.s
e-6 Kv last side Elm, betw"en First and Sec
cad sirects.s JAMES {. ADAMS, Proprietor.-
M. louisville AMI Shawneetewn Stage Offices kept
an tic above Hou>s ..-' a1Aa agl'
7sN.j.S'SIO.S' HoCSE, HEST SIDE
G VI vf the public square, Princeton Ind : r.
WILSON, Proprietor -a sptl
xIE.s.A,S, .i.REEE(.f.N' HOTEL,
q Win, ailfies. Int J. VI. CLARh pTs1prietor-
This house has been refittcd and Tcfurnished, and 10
now in fneot'ier. .-ar m'lZo
TFTY. HOTEL, E.fTER STREET,
2 2 , between Main and Division. Evansville Ind
octl-tf WM, u. BolGoUkF, Prop.
EpEELEH H0LSE, TE.NCE.s.f.GS
ak Ind Opposite the o. & NJ r. X. Ot.l,.- :,
Z J. BEELER, Proprietor, .icls.-r
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ED.SPER Hf.N'GE.N'G H.SHEH0ESE.
N FIRST STREET., NEAR MAIN. c. SCHMITT

ENCOURIGE HOME MlNUPfCTURINC
We wish To- call the attention of our old customers
aud everybody in want Of elegant and desirable Fur
niture 10 our new and very rich Patterns of Sofas
sociablcs, Divans, Elizabeth and Parlur Chairs in
Hair Cloth Plush and BrOcatel which will lie ready
for inspection in a few days.
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made un-
der our personal suFeriHtcndence and expressly for
the city Trade. We make 10 our aim to sell as
cheap as any house in the West and all we ask is
give Us call before you % and spend your money
abrOad &. SCHMITT & STARK
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ZxJf.yr GIN 8ELTE.N'6-!..--Tor refute ut
~ trrIy statements made in an advertisement in
,nntl,cr column. about the New York Betting
~, - VuI.aI,izad Rubber Betting and Packing, IL -
only .,ccssary sey that the editors Of tho SCI
TTTIFfC AMERICAN, in long and elaborate ar
r;sle in their columns (which every reader Of that
Invaluable paper has scsn) recommends the New
York Betting Co.'s Betting above all Others, end BY
way VI cpeher fasy state that they use IL on all
their presses ard machinery.
Ihs Compsrlysis ypalthy, and I'm apthorlzed 10
guarantee the articles made 10y them equal, " not
superior to any other make. F@ft%
ID, The rapid salecf the New York Beltinz 70 eur
largest machinfsts mills and factories 10 meB VINO
are judges and be dsceived) is suncsenf esi-
deuce of its value, but the testimony OF tee se,sn
tifc American can't be st aside 10y SrpeIss"s
coinpetitOr. ssNuf ced.''
: Jast opening the eighth shiPmcns to me on beii
inr since sztmInaE. for sale e efinnath pf.Dss-
CHARLES S. NEEtS, New etore,
ds.a Oup-.ite J-H Naghec tcos-
S"0E-sCCS. -<sOGBs CHOICE
49,. IA spd N s1ncco- just received
s.sna bysa 80 i,''I q 'i'''-
. f--z8 .fr-r-f = -sf-ss-,f i % $500.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
= y.sH-P.gRT.,.ErsurP-T

II .sH. .P.gRT.s.ER RsuTP.-JN cHANt
A<DLER and BLYTHE IfYNES have s-soeiated
fhem-elycStpyrthcf partficfs in the practice Of
Law, AMI will Iattend promptly 90 all bus.ucss con-
ncctc'l with their Jgofession, which may DC entrust
rd o. thcin.s
nf51o1iee. on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
Ion ENat .IpI
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NpfTTR0LF.S sO.,, Dealers i'm Jewc

ESlTTRoLE.S SO.t; Dealers in JeHelry,
AD Watches, CloSsSs, Silver Ware, &c, have now
ON hand we'll selected stock of gold and Silver
Watches; fine Jewcry Of all kinds aud of the latest
STYLES; Yankee Clocks in Bronze from and Wood
ctss, silver table and teaspoons, plated ware, port
monn;cs, gold, silver and steel spectaclcs, &C.
which prepared Ia sell 40 the lowest Eastern
prices, and warrant every article to be what IL is
represented The public generally invited
call and examine for themselves, at the old stand,
on Main strcets between First and Secoud. apo
EEeHt n. NC 6'REH: .FTT0R.,-sy.
~ at 9aw and Notary Pubic Office I'm the
Crescent CITY Bank Building. Will attend faith
fully TO all b'ssinsss entrusted to l,iip. h,yD-Iy
N CTCHER TWyCHELL fO.r-
Ell mission and Forwarding Merchants, ST Louis
Liberal advances made on consigumenis to either
of our houses.
REFIR To
Mcssrs. -AIlis 4 H,gNeS, Iem-ut x Veiie. Howard
4 Brown EyapsviIle .ie,g2-rv
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~ sslie ItIeaIfrs IN NIUVtIIsi IIVuUVVf 4.II.'
Window Glass. Glassware, &c. Nc., No. AZ Nam
.trret b,.twron First and Second, Evansville, Ind
D. D. WHEELER. JAMES D. hi''"S-
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,,,. .ID Ey..u Nv. 8UsE.N Ess

~ AGAIN.-ALLIS& & HONES, Forwarding ana
Commission Merchants, Eectifers ot the cclebratei
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds Of Produce,
sn,Srior old Bourhon and Rye Whiskies, and For
rieniui Domestic Liquors, Sc, Water street, Sec
,,id door above Vine, Evansville, Ind
uEVRY y. NLLIS. LEWIS ho"hs'
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e. At The Evansville Library Association Rooms,
Posters Buildings; will attend To drawing mp deeds,
mortgages, and all other itinss entrusted to him.
tlcrl.ff
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ng-Ovcr CRANES COMMISSION IoCsE, on
vi-.I~ J,reat fbrre doors from Main, Evansville,
Ind EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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" street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ers IN Groceries and all kinds Of PrulUcc, Nails,
tittss, White Lim~. Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead lilrseel Oil. &c. Sc. AIS-, ---- antlv on
hand a.fniI stock of Sash, Panel Doors &C, ol an
nf,.l6
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IF y. EaW,KE.,,1:E, ".

.N y sale and Retail Dealer in American and
Italian Marble, and Manufacturer of Monuments,
Ha'ltels, Head-stones, Vases, rms, &c. All work
done IN superior style, at the lowest figures =
- -NllrhL. nLl Ilmildin.-. ENansriIc- Ind Lu.-tn
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BUSINESS CARDS
" UeIUs MSKT, E.nPo1TE. ,.,.o

- Dealer IN Metals, and 6 Burling Slip, New
ORR Oilers for sale Banca Tin, Straits Tin, Anti
mohL, spanish ard American Lead, Slab Zinc, Cs6ze
per, IHsniuth, Bar Tin and Bar Lead Dabbp metal
spelier solder, Plumbers Solder &c
Also, Brtanna and Plated Ware, at wholesale
anu fetui marl3-fim
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80 No. <, Marble Han Building, Second Story.
Main street, Evansville, Indiana. Carriage work
Plated with ueatnesS and d.spat-h. Furnish to or
der, Slver,boor, Number and Manufacturers nanic
Plates. leli Pulls. Hinges. Baiiinss. K,vi Locks
with Plated Knobs and Furniture, "a Cincinnati
prices. u9rI
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S4I.IIO OF
CHAS. y. NARTIN. Prcs't
4. +. WfLLNARTH, Vice prcs't.
J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
a. G, HALLoCk, Agent,
jcli-d6m Evansville, Ind.
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R.FCOB .uIpks, 8VfIDER .f.N,D
81 SCONTRACrOR{<sash Doors aad Blinfis made
10 or,lrr. All kinds.tf scarpeuters' and Join"rS'
Work ,lune In a good land workmanlike manner.
shop ON Third stfeet between Chrry and Oak
= = - my
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ESCRR m. P0Lh. .{TTOR.N.EB' 1T
NE Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect
ancins, fakE tei ~ eTsgX Species Of convey
n,ents of Deeds. and MORTGAGES, in fact WIN teL.
form faithfully all business Of an Attorney cntrst-
cd 20 his care.
rB- oflce over C7arioa Office, Princeton, Ind
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gtN, Friday,
SturGay, Is:
0wl Prairie.
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Dorisss eornig-Washin
September Ia; AlfordSville,
RaglesviAe, II Thursday, %;
Friday, ~.
N1rg;, e,,,,,b, Iooo,,o4c -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

ANransp Houu9-11sA 1aoe Maria Van
Antwerp. via e 0en. vea Antwerp. 81
Ksokuk, has beea appoistod by the !" NJ
Vernon Ladies' Association Tor the Union"
Vies Regent for Iowa. The object Of this
association 10 to purchase the Mount Vernon
estate, and thus preserve The home Of the IL
lustrious Father Of his Country from the pos
s,biiity Of passing into the hands Of those
Who would not scruple 70 pervsrt this Nee.
e. Of every American heart 70 unworthy
ussa This pure and lofty purpose had IL:
origin In the pure and patriotic hearts Of
and grand daughters Of the immortal heroes
who achieved American independsnce-and
every heart that loves it, native land will
bid them God speed in their noble enter
prise This work 10 in the right hands-in
the hands Of those whose sifes shared in the
dangers Of the Revolution and we're the CON-
psnions in srms Of the great and glorious
Washington-snd in such hands such ~ Oh.
iset cannot fail Of succesa
The accomplished Vice Regent for THU
State, Mrs. Van Antwerp brings to her 20.
sitfcn not only the pvssf6 of birth-righi
(being the granddaughter Of the late CHIEF
Justice Yates, Of New York, who, besides
taking proujnsnt part in the war of'tht
Revolution. Nas slsoesone Of the members q
the Conv1 lbu which formed the Constitu
ton Of thspUnitsd States) but mental abili
ty and mental culture Of the highest order
together with ell the attractions. graces and
facinations belonging to her sex. The hon
or, for Iowa. has been wisely and deserving
~ bestowed We congratulate the associa
ton upon the excellence Of it, selection, and
hail the newly appointed Vice Regent TO-
Iowa with all the hcnors due to her higl
position and to her loveliness of character
Hawkeys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

The projected movements OF Cen
eral Walker with reference to Mic
aragua are regarded with the ut
most interest in all political circles
throughout the country. His state
ment that his organization Is simply a
society Of pcaccablc emigration, is
of q course ruse to cover up his inten-
lions and prevent interference BY
the government with his plans, his
real object being to make an attempt
to rc-establish his military despotisrn.
The question whether such a result
would be to be deprecated hardly en-
tern into the considerations of the
question, as from present appearances,
the probabilities are that anv attempt
10 land with his forces, will be opposed
bE.tha French and English squadrons
r 81 7kS1ioned on the coast Of Nicar-
agua.
Orders to this effect, is is said, have
been Issued by the ministries Of both
Of these countries, and not doubt can
exist Of their ability IS we'll a. their
willingness to carry them out.
Hardly . chance exists for the sue
cess Of the enterprise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

THs. SUBURBS OF Mosoow.-The
fields around tho city are principally
devoted to the cultivation Of vegeta-
blea Oompanies Of women, singing
in shrill chorus, were hoeisg and weed
ing among them - We drove over the
rolling swells towards Astankina. This
ID . sumner palasA- and park belong
iuk to Count Chsrsmetief. The
grounds are laid out il the style Of
Versailles, and kept inznpsllent order,
One i astonished It thel ness and
luxuriance Of the foliage, ~ he great
variety Of trees which arsllngad j. this
severe, climsts. The poplar TIE linden,
the locust The elm, the "a and The
hosae chestnut thrive vqrxsFell VIII
. iefas care and prstsctid !, fSaAd
10 sasaas, with - glippe ~
Hover bsds end g. E yor'
many verst 4 fbeG1t & talE ats, W6IEk
beoan ~ violenco II tho wintee
eisdA-SsD@d l>vtsh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

PROCLAMATION By TIE GOVERNOR.

The people OF Iowa will dc them selves IN f0poS.
tsnt service By Observing Thursday the 2Sth day Of
November next, - day Of Praise and Thanksgiving
TO the Lord Of Heaven; for rhst His name y still
excellent In Ill the earth, and that he u never weary
ID the dspensation Of His benents and blessings.
II He has not alled our barns with plentiful hsr-
vest the past season, He has nevertheless given ~
remarkable health beautiful plains boun-
tifully with The showers Of God, that they may be
prepared for . greater increase Of fruits.
BY His providence He has shown 70 % the strange
evanescence Of riches which have wings, the foy Of
attempting to fare sumptuously eve day in vain
speculation instead OF hardening the hand and moist.
ening the brow With honest toll.
on that day 30 into our temples Of worship. and I'LL
them with oaerings to the God Of our fathers
Prsise Him, for giving to this Whole land 20 large
" OF HIS spirit by which the faces Of have
been turned Heavenward.
Praise him. for the Christians faith, the spread Of
Qnr holy religion the triumph Of science and the PRO-
gress making In the peaceful arts.
Praise him, for the moral and social improvements
Of the racs BY means Of the ntereommncatioa Of tel
eSrsphs and railways.
Let the spirit Of Divine truth b invoked TO pnth
forward al the great enterprises Of the age. and that
tho out goings Of the morning and evening may still
continue 70 rejoice over ~.
Given ct Des Aoines, under my hand and
II }ths great seal Of the state Of Iowa, the Is
~ day Of October, 4 D. 1858.
By the Governor, RALPH P. LOWE.
RLuAH SELLS, Sec'y Of etate.
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Seaee 1tomss

The M'Gregor Times mentions the
fact that robberies and arrests have
been very frequent in that town dur
ingl the past Summer. On Saturday
night, Sept. %, the most impudent
robbery of all was committed. D. B.
Cleghorn, Esq, and lady were asleep
In An upper room Of their house, the
lower rooms being occupied by five or
six persons Of the family and the out
or doors locked. The window Of the
upper room WAS open and the thief or
thieves placed board against the win
de~ sill from the grounds passed
through he window and took $3.50 in
money from Me pockets Of Mr.. 9. and
three valuable Sid watches from :
table in the room! Nj. 9, supposes:.now
that he heard them in the room. but
the wind blew violently and thilA;ne il
tobe Z noise in the lower room that os>.
tnrbed him, he again fell asleep. II
the morning his loss Wa not less than
t4OO. ama -
sa The Dubuque Herald "a the fol-
lowing story Of the way in vkich the
stsanssrs got 'bit" in that Y piy q
Wsdneedsy laat: g.. =,
~ ay ahernoop tws pIs,sgsrs
. =! plsith side ssv : ~ lana.
~ = boat putting ont, hiaking
ths1 epald o. ovsr ehsapl< q qaiai-
- ~ ~ = -
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DEATH or PRINCE GHIKA.-" As l
was walking down the Champs Elysees
near tho round point, on the 22d Sep
TENDER, about S P. n, l was suddenly
startled by . noise, saw = Victoria
Attclee in livery, with two horses COM
ing with the speed Of lightning. The
steeds 1ere full blood, and ran like
mad devils. Just as they came oppo-
site to me, and within: teu feet, Prince
Ghika sprang to the reins and drew on
them with giant strength. For mo-
ment, all hoped he would stop the
furious animals. But alas it was not
to be % The reins broke the Prince
lost his balance, and was precipitated
head first on to the pavement. In an
instant more, the postillion fell from
his seat, and the mad creatures went
their furious way amid the terrified
crowd. The Prince was taken to the
nearest drug store, and thence to his
home, where he died at 8 o'clock,
without having spoken Or shown any
signs Of consciousness. The Prince
was . large, broad-chested man. about
thirty-five in appearance, and Aplen-
did driver. His unexpected and ter
rible death cast . gloom over the
Champs Elysees for . day."-Paris
letter. s8 81 faa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

The u. s. Economist has collected
some interesting statistics on the man
ufacture of boots and shoes in this
country. Tho quantity required for
the consumption Of tho United States
is not far from 75,OOO,OO0 pam per
snnum. OF these 10000, 900 pairs are
made in Massachusetts, at q value OF
$40,O00,000 per annum, and they en-
ploy $4,000 men and S2,62o women.
One half Of this employment is in Lynn,
which is the largest shoe shop in the
United States. The next il Philadel-
phia, mostly fine work, while that Of
Lynn IL coarse work. The production
h great in every city, town and hamlet
Of the Union, and the whole value IL
not less than than $50, 00O, 900 per an
mum. Of the shoe houses, four sell
over 1900, 900 each per annum. In
Philadelphia there are AIS manufactu-
rers, whose aggregate sales amount to
$4,l41,000, and Philadelphia sells
probably SIC, 0oO, 900 worth Of Eastern
work in addition. aE t6 "a
The EcoNomis1 mentions ~ . re-
skoSle circume6rnce in this connec-
t1pns At notwithalSndiag the immense
ese @ he lhpA ~ boot manufac-
TIRE md ths~ny e psr.ous engaged
in neither hesk nor ahoe msfer.
f0I1A IN thA 1nk o6G.. 4l.~I 49,
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- 00X0
This disagreeable task has been ours
in former times, Of being obliged to
condemn the want Of principle exhi-
bited by the LcClaire Enterprise, an
organ Of our own party, published 10
our own county. And to the state
ment that the editor Of that paper ex-
hibits . lamentable lack Of principle, We
.rc now, however unwillingly, obliged
to add, that he also exhibits lament
able lack Of brains. As an editor he
is disgrace to the craft, a. Demo
crst IN incubus upon the party and ~
. man, . humiliating carricature upon
the race to which be belongs. In our
capacity as an editor, there is "nothing
which VIC would more willingly part
withall" than bis presence in this
county. Az q member Of the great
Democratic party, we are thoroughly
ashamed Of him, and As q man, We
despise him. To his ungentlemanly
and unwarranted attacks upon the
State Democrat, We have paid no atten-
ton. We we're not disposed to kick
him into notoriety which he does not
deserve: but when in the last issue OF
his paper We observe the scandslous
manner in which Judge Grant, an old
estimable citizen Of this place, is at
tackled, our duty demands at least a
few words Of denunciation.
Judge Grant, as man Ind Dem
ocrat. needs no defence. We have
heretofore held, and still hold differ
epces with the Judge upon the ques-
ton Of the loan Of Scott county to rail-
road projects, but the fact that he fails
to agree with US upon matter which
we. in common with almost the entire
population Of this county, consider o.
the greatest Importance to its future
prospects, does not in any degree DC.
tract from that respect which we have
ALWAYS entertained for him. As
citizen he has until now always beer
found foremost in the ranks Of those
who sought to promote the prosperity
of our city. To him, Davenport is in
debted for much Of that prominence
which she now enjoys among the cities
Of the west, and last, but not least, t
him We owe the injunction which ha'
shackled the hands of our council, ant
saved us as a corporation and as in
dividuals perhaps, from ruin and bank
ruptcy. AS man his character To-
honesty and integrity is unimpeacha
bic, and as a lawyer his erudition ane
abilities are On honor to the city
When such man is attacked by suct
q specimen Of humanity as the editor
Of the LcClaire Enterpise tho onse
falls like the blows of an infants hant
upon granite boulder, injuring onl!
him who strikes; but the occasion j
still a favorable one for the expression
Of those feelings Of respect and esteem
which we entertain for him who
thus foolishly and causelessly assaulted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
0rigs's Block, cor Third and Perry st.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCOR IN 1859.
The emily Permanently Lscased CONNER.
cial College In Iowa.
-DIRBCT0Rs.-
J.o Cook, ha Nv wiley, Esq,
1. 8 Yiele, ESQ, PHerVin, Eco.
las Dslzeli. Rsq. 1H 0riess, Rsq.
jno Sas c:nno asa f.o ID P sm,sa' e.
L Macklot, Bsq, Doct Adler,
9 I Davenport, ssq, aevJD Mason.
A h Barrow. Esq Jno Johns, Esq.
-FAcuL1Y.-
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. OF Book Keeping.
" b PRATT, Prof. Of Penmanship.
L O BURwgLl, Prof. Of Mathematics.
YREDK. SCHRAAO, Prof. Of Architectural and Orna-
mental Drawing
N suYDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Penmanship and
-LEcTURBRs.-
D L eaoRBv, Esq, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
Ia the and withal DESTROYS Of maintain.
ting reputation Tar csndor and reasonablenees. 10
do not deem necessary % pursue the courses often
taken BY Commercial Colleges (and especially By those
which are only temporarily established, and designed
TO make great blow for few months and then
''move on" 70 some new placs,) namely, to claim SUI
v
such things writer's. accountants teachers and az
perienced business men, out Of the select circle II
their own school room; We therefore, heretofore
make no exaggerated sta sements, promise nothing
not actually engaged, and make no claims we can.
not substantiste.
TIN DoOKKDlPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Of books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and De.
tail Individual, Partnership, Joint Stock. and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sion, Railroad. Steamboat, Hotel, Painting Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (two complet practical
fosms), snd In BANKING the moot c01episfe and ap.
PrOvsd kn0,cn system, and superior 70 any other
taught In the West. The course In
PENMANoHIPl
Il under the charge Of Mr. W. r. Praa4, who received
the premium for PeumsnsAip and Osrd WSitinG ct
IN H0jv or Ornamental PeMmanship, Psn Sketch
ing, EvourisAssg, Csrd Writing, Or teaching tAoss
branches.
Hs Is assisted BY Mr. !. N. suydsm. who he's fsw
equals - practical Or ornamental psanan, Or -
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARcHI1EcruaAL DaAwlxe,
and tbs complete system Of
Pa0NO0RAPHY.
also taught By compstent instrucssss.
Rooss-In Grisgs' Block, corner Of fAird and Per.
~ streets. block from the Post Once, the room
formerly known - "0Tigss HAIL." With ths adjoin-
ing rooms, we'll lighted we'll ventilated aad forming
By far the most convenient, commodio0e ~ beot
ADAPTED situation 1or the purpose In the city.
Open Of I'll hoars from II till r.
LADLkg DZPARZAENT,
4 lasss sad ven furnished room, ssstralv seps-.
for the use Of Lady students exclusively.
urysr further particulars call q ne Rooms, OF
'a sss;. r.. " 1 1es4. lrnnap.,..