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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15


Miramon appeared before Vera Cruz on
the 18th of March, with an advance guard
of 800 men,. and after accommodating the
city fell back to his main army encamped
about nine miles from the city. A detach-
ment of 1900 men, whom he had sent
against Alvarado, having returned unsuc-
cessful, he broke up his camp on the 9th
ult, and began his retreat from the city of
Mexico, pursued by Gen. Ampudia with a
strong force His line of retreat is inter-
copied and his approach TO the city is cut
of by Liberal forces that surround it. His
downfall is predicted to be inevitable. The
Liberals in Vera Cruz had prepared, before
his arrival, for a vigorous defence, ali the
women and children having been on ship
board, and the most rigid martial law was
then enforced When the steamship Quaker
City eft Vera Cruz, on the lat inst, the in
habitants were in the midst of great rejoic-
ings Mr.. Mclean, the American Minister,
had arrived at this happy juncture, and
would, it was supposed, open, immediate
communications with Juarez, the Liberal
President, as the head of the legitimate gov
eminent of the country
For nine months Miramon has been the
Young hero of that republic. Wherever be
appeared, victory seemed to attend him, and
IN his previous campaigns ne has exhibited
great energy and activity. When the Echea-
yary and Robes pronHncirmsntos overthrew
tue administration Of Znloaga, he was in
ibe North, aud refused to recognize tho
change of Government. Refurning.at once tC
the capital, Ne reinstated President Znloaga
au! aher causing bins TO assume by deere
the iSii 10 appoint his own successor, HI
compelled il.in 10 resign the Presidency Il
himself THIS occurred in January, and h
l., once sc; about organizing his canpaigl
AGAINST VEGA ('iuz On the 9th of Febru
aty ne ett the capital TO take command il
ve.Sou of his forces, which were already il
40 seqsiua OF tie line Of Vera truz, on To
.. izlba route 60 The mountain passes dow
g.. .i,rftl "A p.sln, within il.Tre days nar4
o ,!iat riss, Gct lis lid moi appear 1eI"t
Il til tie 18th OF h..f.t. iii on tie 9Th Il
u.cl, i:is camp and commenced his ie
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THr q. s. AMY Ft1L.AIn pursuance Of

THE U. S. ARMY FULL.-In pursuance of
orders from the War Department, the recruit
ing service throughout the United States was
discontinued the 26th ult. The ranks of the
army are now not only full for the first time
in twenty years, but there is a considerable
surplus of recruits from which to fill future
vacancies. The unusual prosperity of the
recruiting business may be attributed part
ly to the depressing effect of the financial re-
vulsion, but mainly to the increase of the
soldiers pay abont four years ago, up to the
decently -renumerative standard of Sl1 per
month for foot, and sl2 for cavalry service.
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49, The U, s. Marghssl Of Michigan "

B7s- The U, S. Marshsl of Michigan, who
last sumner followed vessel from Detroit
into the waters of Canada, and shot the
captain, killing him instantly, for resisting
the service of process upon his vessel, has
been tried in Detroit, and sentenced to 30
days Imprisonment only. The court de-
cided that though the act was in foreign
waters, it being on board an American ves-
sci and under the U. s. flag, it was within
the civil jurisdiction of U. S. Court.
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Mr.. Graham said that the common law
allowed them to prove causes instead of
presuming it. They wanted to show that
the prisoner had become intoxicated by the
maddening bowl that had been handed him
by her confession of her guilt and his dis
grace. He had right to believe proof
coming from his WIFE
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Preparations have already been made
by the brickmakers in Memphis to produce
this season A, 500, 900 brick, all of which
will be needed for the buildings in contem-
plation the coming summer.
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= Mr.. and Mrs.. Pendleton dined here two
weeks ago last Thursday, with large party
Mr.. Key, her brother, was also here, and at
my suggestion he was invited, because he
had invited Mr.. Sickles to dine with him,
and Mr.. Sickles wished to invite all of those
from whom he had received invitation, and
Mr.. Sickles said,!l do as You choose"
- (Signed) / THERESA BAGIoLI.-a
|. Written and signed in the presence. of c..
NJ. Ridgley and Bridget Duffy, Feb 26.
Bridget Duffy. nurse and lady's maid in
Mr.. Sickles' house, sworn :-': remember
the Saturday before Mr.. Keys decease. Mr.
Sickles came home in the evening between
5 and clock Mrs Sickles was at home
that afternoon. l did not see him at the
dinner table; he went down stairs to dinner
At night my attention was called to Mr.
Sickles there was some unhappy feeling
between Mr. and Mrs. Sickles; Mr. Sickles
went down stairs; did not eat hEt returned
to his bed room. He asked me to fetch him
up something to eat, which Ibid His man.
ner and appearance seemed troubled. |
saw him half or three quarters of an hour
after left the dinner for him !; subsequently
heard loud talking between Mr.. and Mrs
Sickles; their door was partly open this
was after six o'clock.
Mr. Brady here handed paper to the wit
ness, which she looked at
Witness resumed wrote NV name to
that paper in the presence of Mr.. and Mrs
Sickles; (sensation, throughout the court
room1; / signed my name to it at the re-
quest Of Mrs Sickles Miss Ridgeiy also
signed that paper; that is Mrs. Sickles'
signature l saw her write her name. to
that paper, and she asked me to sign.
| retired to bed that night about II o'clock.
/ When left the room, Mr.. and Mrs. Sickles
were both there. I do not think that either
! of them went to bed all night; he staid all
| night in the bedroom, and she in an adjoin-
Fling room, lying on the floor. The next
smorning he came in and found her sitting
/ on the floor, dressed and with her head
resting on chair. This was about 8
tyo'clock Mr.. Siekles had left the bedroom
! she lay on the floor during the whole oil
Sunday. During the previous night | often
heard Mr.. Sickles cry aud Mrs. Sickles too.
/ In the morning when | met him gu the
stairs, he cried and sobbed violently, bury
/ ING his face in his hands and uttering VAR
GUS EXPLANATIONS OF grief L cried also my
/ self, for he appeared to be in great trouble
Mr. Brady. LANDED the paper containing
Il The confession OF Mrs. Sickies 10 the coun-
sci for the prosecution, and requested that il
be admitted as evidence.
Mr. s,uId Objected to It's being received
as no woman can be ii witness toi ag:inst
her husband. He said thai il did moi relate
/ 10 the QUESTION OF the prisoner insanity
4 Il hich the defense MAS trying TO prove
They must show thAt the insanity existed
and let the cause alone.
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MISCELLANEOUS

n nm M. ST.4.s.kyEx1x,,sG .zRLs5e-S.
e. TER AND JOINER. is rrelmfed 10 deany-
thing afpertanipg 10 either 81 The above h5seles
Particular attenien paid 10 te ii nag npof Sioft
Rooms also to the building Of Bafils, Mfils FAR
tories, and Dwelling Houses, in town OF country.
ing work done will please give fIe call, as WI
always be read ut shoi ties; notice.
SE- Terms easy. Shop oil Third street, i~fween
Chestnut and Cherry az .''''
HD.&STsf~rxxxS sss.-ss=sss pxs -ss=z a xsuzs
II FUTtR REfEkEAtE sr-i srtsws kayeDot
failed yet sold! entFous e.. ,.it we'll ssiecte ed
stock of Dry Pine LEntrr, .i'rt ares selling AT
prices that defy al csmpetllais, ana even sell
ing low that II certain other tt,.rr has advanced
the idea that are about 10 'ai. >. hich take
the liberty to say he kRolrs Is :'i tl iae althotgh
must say hat we are INIT II 81 E-,ssl. hegbor.
Hope you Will keep ON, Tor ~ i- i'fs5tg.ng
cheap of cilstorn) We are web s>Iarr that our
present prices world Indicate results detrimental TO
our pecuniary interests. However, os,r customers
will please bear in mind that We Viii cont iiiHe to
sell present prices, aud io.r fhlvt Is from 10
TO L. per cent lower tiiati be hf-lft in this
market) until further notice. We will satisfy all
that call on us, that this is no hafbug, and can
convince them of the following facts. ~First-that
we have brought down the priceef Lumber from 81
to 30 per cent. Second-that weare seliing cheaper
than can'be bought in this market. Ybifa-that
present prices afford fair com pensttion. Fourth
and last-that owing TO a superior advantage In
buying, (for the eificatiun f particular friend
sell at small advance cost, for cash.. &c
prompt paying, short-time buyers. -
Thankful for past favors, We hope tosmerit con
tnuance of the same. Hoping that all who wish IL
buy good seasoned Lumber will give ~ call.
- a - NEWBERRY DE- CLEMENT,
app Cor. Main Eighth SITS. opp. r. r. Depot.
WWORE sTOCK.-14 .nULEs, .fLx
I'D f.
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RSsfG.S.EEs s.SEE 0PW.aTCHEs

4 hPlo SAMUEL Okk.
KSsfG.S.EE's SIZE or WITCHES
9A and Jewelry at Auction, at our Auction rooms,
corner Main aud Third streets, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, April 18th, and continue day and
evening during the week - &
This is, without exception the largest and finest
assortment of Jewelry brought TO this market
The stock consists of Fine Gold and Silver English,
Lever, Duplex, Anchor and st-s s.s : g 49,
CYLINDER WATCHES.
Cold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains fine Gold Sets
stch as Cameo, Gold Stone, Mosaic, Lava, Floren-
tine, Jet, Paintings, California Diamonds, and all
Gold, Sleeve buttons Studs, Cuff Pins, Gold Thin
blet. Iings, Gold Pencils and Pens, l. 2, 4, g. and
7, Glass Lockets --t@---s-a- a
Also-a fine assortment of Plated and Fancy ar
tcles, such Silver Plated Tea, Table, and Dessert
Forks and Spoons, Gastors Cups aud Goblets, both
silver and Plated Silver Fruit Knives, Portmones
and Card Gases, Clocks, Fancy Boxes, &c.
Together with an entire assortment of such goods
as usually Kept in first-cass Jewelry store,
anc must be sold s.vl . t-e.
10 CLOSE BUSINEssI
q kSG Persons in Of any of the above goods
would do well to attend this sale as47 SIS -
BE Every article warranted of the quality re-
presented or the money refunded.
Inc Ladies are respectfully invited TO eau ana ex
amino the Geods during the day. Sale positive
apis II. NELSON 4 CO., Auctionters
EkS.G.t'TED.--A gentleman aud his wife
" wishes boarding in private family, any one
aesiros of accommodating them can, learn partic-
ul'rs by addressing note TO '-wAsTED, or calling
al this office, Immediately. april.
NpUTTER. 500 EMS. ~. ~. RU1-
-&S ter.2 bbls A. No. Butter. Received this
day at. H. H.Gook q SONS
" E-sR L.sEsfI, IND THE E.a.nxEx'
LII supplies at 49, A? MAIN STREET.
- RIM; CORN, .a.S11 o. rs -
-M1 5000 bushels Bran, "a. .e- - g ..,
1n1 10 bats In store and for sale BY
aP1l 4 tE-f- u. H.. COOK Il SON 4 Z
M0O4GGE.-TRE .G.N.N.C.aE ELRE-
y v ton of eleven Directors for the Evansville,
lis 4 Rail
Company, will be held at the ofite OF the Company
in Indianapolis, the 5fli day at May, 1852 ut
O'clock L. Nj. uszr JAMES GREE&E Il, -s-y
/ apll Secretary
n ck ~ sEsRx.sfs sH.x S'OU
8 will fad b-antiul ortuent of nice S.Jrine
at: summer silk and tine wool ShaNisad u uGiiES,
. h1 Is selling Them very cheap. aplf
AtRSES! SHOES! SHOES @<s4LEl
~ at HUGHES and bHy your Shoes il you want
good article al very low prices. apl1
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THDRESA BAGIOII.

This is true statement, written by my
self, without any inducement held out by
Mr.. s.. h.es of forgiveness or reward and
without monaco from him. This | have
writer my bedroomstioor open, my
mai9 :hiid in the adjoining room, at
half-Is Ight o'clock in the evening. Miss
Ridge - in the house within call
rs ID THERESA BAGIOLI. =
--& Lafayette Square, 4
Washington, D. c., Feb. 81, 1859.
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AA want to sell lots Nos 3 and 4, in Riock 152,
in Lamasco, corner Clark and Market SITS. There
is frame dwelling housr the premises, consist
ing OF two tenements one tenement having three
rooms and the other five, and constructed DO
convenient for two families. There is also Il
large cellar under the house, and on one corner of
the premises brick ice house. with room over II
intended for meat shop and fitted up that pur-
pore.
on the undersigned II. O., Wheeler, ESQ, or
Jones & Blythe JOHN DEACON.
Il ValE shota
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DfcOa's aromatic Blackberry Carr
MINATIvE-NEvER Knows TO FAIL LIN curing
the most protracted and aggravated cases Of Dyson
terry, Diarrhoea, Flux, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, and for children teethng attended with
irritation of the bowels. Price 25c per bottle.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. ~
Monroe's Cough Balsam is a simple and sffectaal
remedy in all the above complaints-especially in
Asthma. Price 20 cents per bottle. &C.,.
MoNRoE's T0oTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Gives immediate relief, and proves valuable for Sore
Gums Price rs cents per bottle. F5ea s gsH
Prepared only by ). R. MONROE, and sold
wholesale and retail by DR. E. EAsTERLY,s
s f. corner Third and Chestnut sts., St. Louis.
sToDDARD 3 THOMPSON, ... IS
81 +. W. SAWYER ~ Agents ~e 81
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. dec2O-d&w3m
TFVO CHESS PE.aY.ERs.-YF Y.OU
n want to learn the game to perfection, you will
ceiyed by VAUTIER & MARCoNNIER,
apis .-..-.- 80 Main street.
RUST RECEED-RD .s.s.D FOE
e. SALE-4o0 dozen fresh Eggs,
p 200 lbs fresh Ohio Butter 80 = ICs.
apl5 e. H, sABIN CO., Al Main st.
RleEWs BOOHS.-JUsT RECEEE.ED
a. w by EXPRESS t1 r-1s1sz ts
d The Pillar of Fire. Adam Bede. 81
Fauknell Three Visits to Madagascar.
s5 Pictures from Country Life.,1 sef .rH1zr
Letters from Spain.
Sixty Years GIeanings. .a11 Et3t5 a.
For sale by JOHN HEALY,
apis Cor. Main & First SITS, Evansville, Ind.
KDDRKFC S.aLE.-LO or SIX (6) IN
~ the Old Plan OF Evansville, will be sold at
public auction at the Court IIonse door, on TUES
DAY, May 3, 1859. This Lofts beautifully situated
ON Water street, between Walnut and Locust sts &,
and would answer admirably for business lSca-
ton, or for private residence 1t is rs feet in front
on Water street. and back $50 feet to alley.
This Is the only fall Lot Water street, in this
part Of the city, now in the market, and presents
rare opportunity to thosedesiring TO make prota-
Bile Investment.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance in 8 and Is
months, with interest For further information,
enquire of CONRAD BAKER, or
8 8faiEgs 2iaf1a TH0S. i. GARYIN. ~ 9
any, kf~Ja
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ENIe p. B.aFED, W. D., HO.nSE0-
~ pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the citi
gems of Evansville and vicinity. ~
For the satisfaction of those whom ii may con
Germ, DIR. Baird would state that, in addition ~
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with thu honors at one of the best Anopathic medi-
cal colleges In the country. 6 81 &
Having devoted special attention Surgery. and
having compile set of spnts, &c, he i prepared
to render satisfactory aid 10 those requiring surg
cal treatmeRt.s a.. - - =
HO- Office, No. IS Main street Office shouls-A
from TO 3 p. VI app
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aas. fCHAS McJOHNST0N, Posey's Block.
mar17 Main street, near this Canal.
M0OTxCE.-THE U.N.DEHSXG.t.En- =
CIV respectfully informs the public that he has
this day sold out his entire stock of Dry Goods to
Messrs. Henry Il. Miller and Henry Niehaus, who
will carry the business under the firm of MIL
LER & NIEHAuS, at the same old stand, As Main
street. Tie stock will be repienished and COM
pleted in few days, when they will be glad to re
ceive the calls of their friends and the old custom
ers of the house. 1 recommend my successors tc
the favor of the publie, and have only 10 remarB
that personal attendance will be given to all I'm
settled affairs of The late firm.
mar1S WhI. J. DEUBLER.
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.NaEW. GoODsp VIEW GOODs,-

MNE ". GOODSg .NE ". GOODS -
OW We have jsst received By Express afne and
durable stock of Dry Goods. Our Intention is to
sell for cash. and give customers good bargains
Our stock and style of Dry Goods, consists in part
of Silk Challes, Berages 0rgandies, Lawns, Prints
&c. Also, good variety of extensive Hoop Skirts,
and a splendid lot of Grape, Cashmere and Merino
Shawls. To be sold cheap; in prices or quality for
beauty and taste, it cannot be beat nowhere in the
city, We Niii keep constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of Dry Goods through the
Spring and Summer season, which will be sold low
for cash, by MILLER & NIEHAUs, -
APT No. 43 Main street. Evansville, Ind.
EyOR SALE-3Oo FEET RROA.r
II Fourth street, between Mulberry and Gum
streets, Evansville, will be sold in quantities to
accommodate buyers. Also, 3711lSxl50 feet Of Lot
%, Upper Enlargement, adjoining residence of MIR.
John Farrell ON First street--with the dwelling
house and improvements, nqw occupied by DIR.
app sod2w THos. =. GARvIN
g ELE-I.N-TEREST. rs TIE MIN.
~ SPRING OF HUMAN ACTION. Judging
from the crowds of customers that daily trong the
Grocery Store of No. 80 Main street, it seems there
must be some Inducements held forth there. Call
and see if such is not the case. -
NEW ARRIVALS. -s -
20 bxs n. Y. Cheese Choice article),
ca ~ doz 2 ID cans Fresh Cove Oysters.
II doz b cans do do.
g dog p cans spieed DO.
.r dog ID cans do do.
loo choice Beef Tongues, -,
500 lbs Dried Beef,
lU0F plain and cangassed Hams, -
le bushels Dried Apples, Fl -
10 do do Peaches, ~ s
boxes Lemons. M
o 500 assorted boxes Sardines. AT
APP ss- -YICKERY BROS
,EgU.S' DIR TE S-E.z.N-CY' R.FSHETS,
~ Market Baskets, Feeding Baskets, Tubs Buck
cts, Washboards, Well Buckets, Cedar Churns
Pine Churns, Cotton Mops, Brooms, Brushes, pus-
tiers, Door Mats, Clothes Pins, Clothes Baskets,
Clothes Lines, Cut rope, MANILA rope, hemp rope,
sash cord, bed cords, powder, nails, glass, window
SASH cement, white lime, plaster paris, corn, oats
| and various other articles too numerous to mem
tou, all which yon can find at e
APT ~ -, yICKERY BROS, 81 Main street.
EVE Il N .aRRTT..aL or F.a.nTL =.
IN Supplies at ~ Main street. Goods delivered
feei n any part of the city ta--rt
90 doz cans HOLSTERS, ~ ..a- -fsf
-. 10 dog cans Oysters, rze-t-
20 dog jars Pickles plain & mixed,
Dbl German Plumbs Ft- sfs 81
biol Zante Currants, ssf s es-
@l box Lemons, eox Oranges, s p
t, Dbl Eggs, ss ID rs r.
tierce country Hams, sis 2
Extra white wheat Flour A n- 8
Do Superfine do, s7l1f -.->-s
Do Rice a'+ ~ do, -i .--lsie..
Potatoes, Corn Meal, &C., De- ap7
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KpEEERRx.N.fa ne THE .AR0Y..

IA notice of Mr.. w J. Deubler, We would res
pectfuly solicit share OF the public patronage
which viii be thankfully Acknowledged by thu
young beginners. MILLER & NIEHAUS.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. mar16
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For Sale on Consignment.
nRs. PE.V.Sz.N'aT0.N' -.aJN.D OE

~ BRULER, having formed coaartnership foT
the practice of Medcine offer their services to the
citizens of Evansville and vicinity. 5fs .s5s ssl
Office Third street, in the first building above
the Crescent City Bank, over Jones q Blythes Law Z
Office g-s5-.s4E4 = 3 tlsss-ia 5s.ta
DIR. Pennington's residence, ON Chestnut strest,
opposite the Episcopal church. ~ 81 ~
DIR. De Rruler's residence, corner OF Cherry and
Saco dsfra ma RI
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Mr.. A. EDMoSDs has one Of his improved Chair,
Lathe, and Tenoning Machines in operation at our
machine shop, and take pleasure in testifying to
ats superior qualities for executing work, both ia
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IT W. HU q III n s,

N w. III u q III ~ 3,
e. o IMPORTER.-stSmail Il
Profits and Quick Sales" isthe y
motto at j.. w. HUGHES : =
Wholesale Queensware Store,
No. Is Main street, Evans -,
vile, Indiana. EN-
$50 crates English Queens-&&
ware just received from the -
English lotteries, for sale low. \
40 pkgs Glassware, little
below the market price. For sal
liz boxes Looking Glasses, wal
a Pretty Picture. For sale by J..
Cash and prompt customers onl
ape J. W. HUGHES,
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URxSH CUPS-s5 BUSH. OF THESE
IN celebrated Potatoes, for eating or seed just
ceiyed and for sale by CHAS. McJ0HSSrON, :
ap12 .-t-.-rsa.- Main street, near the Canal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-01
BALTIMORE
Commercial College (!
'"uAbED, CHARTERED, 1861
LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIcs-Sts.,


LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CI.arIcs-Sts.,
ALTIMORE MD.
TJNIIIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN TIE MOST
4 prosperous and hOurisllina. condition. Twice ,ll-
ring the last two hl necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
creasinE number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
dcsirahly located buildings in the city The rooms
furnished.
The advantages AMI facilities here offered to Young
men desiring to Innlify themselves properly for t,
various duties Of the Counting Rnom or 10 obtain a
thorough Practical H"siMcsS Ed"rHioR generally are
MnanrISscl i'll particular. by any similar eStal-
li"lment in the United States.
FACULTY:
f. X. LOSIER.
frincipal-Lecturcr TIE Science Of Accounts Com.
mcrce. business Customs. etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Assucintc Professor Of Book Keeping.
n. C. JOHNSON.
Professor OF Business and ornamental penmanship.
$. 7. WILLIAMS Esq,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. II. YEATES REESE. d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
lion. ThOs Swami, Vim IL ErirNI.r rs,
Jacob Trust, EgI- VIM. Knahe Eel
Tile College Is provided with a Commercial Library
Of Standard Works, expressly for the of the stu
Each Student has desk to himself, and is scro-
There bcing vacation during the year. Students
can enter at any time.
The time usually required 20 cOfnplct the fall coursc
from to L. weeks.
A Diploma /. awarded to all Graduates.
large and beautifully OrnamentCd Circular, CON-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE PgET representing the
Exterior and interior View uf the College various
characteristic designs pcnIn;uSlip &C.. sent by mail
l1fNf,
particulars. Address +. X. LOSIER
baltimore Nd.