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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81
The receipts yesterday were 2475 bbls
-four and l95, $50 bu. grain (l43,907 bu. OF
which were wheat) and the shipments were
1863 bbls. -four and 220, O3s bu. grain, against
2945 bbls. -four aud 81, ,9S2 bu. grain received,
and All bbls. -four, 1921 bu shipped on the
corresponding day in 1859. There was more
demand for choice brands of spring wheat
Flour, and fair business was done at 81. 400
A. 65 q Dbl for favorite brands The Wheat
market opened firm and active at 74@76c for
rejected Spring and Winter, SAC for No 2
Spring. sic for No. | do, 90@9lc for No. 2
Red Winter, and 99@l0l for No. Red do,
There was better feeling in Corn, and a
good business was done ct 35c for No. 2, and
36@364c for No. l. Oats were quiet at $50
zoe in store. Rye and Barley unchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

Say-Tbe tourists are slowly returning home
from their Northwestern jaunts. The railway
companies are accountable for this north
west jaunting, by offering the temptation of
half fare We don't think any party will re-
ally lose any thing by it By-the-by, when
speaking of the northwest passage we will
observe a smal-fry swindle which we have
heard mentioned by dozen of our friends, as
a sample of meanness which it would be hard
to beat There is a coffee stand in the Toledo
depot, which offers great inducements to the
thirsty travellers who arrive there by the
trains. Coffee is coffee and it is from to 5
cents the cup, according to locality, as far as
is known in this country. The traveller gets
off the train, and walking up to the coffee
stand orders cup, drinks the aromatic beve-
rage it contains, and asks "whats to pay?'
He is considerably awakened from the worried
nap he had upon the cars by being informed
-honly dime, sir" Don't get any coffee at
the stand in the Toledo depot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
The worth American Telcgrnph
Association.

Nrw YoRK, Aug. 81
This body, embracing the eight principle
lines in the country, have been in session for
several days, in this city. The business trans
pctcd was Of no public interest except in re-
ference to tho subject Of an overland line to
California On this there was, with one eN-
ception, a unanimous vote that IL is inexpi-
dent to make any bid for the contract author
lied by the last session of Congress. II is
greatly to be regretted that this Association
controlling as il does, all the telegraph inter
ests Of the country, should not have adopted
measures to carry out project second only in
Importance to a Railroad to the Pacific, aud
tt is to be hoped that a matter ofso much in
ferest to the mercantile world, as well az the
federal government, may not be suffered to
fall into disrepute
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
Arrlral or the PONY Express.

ST JOSEPH, Aug. 81.
By the Pony Express we have dates from
San Francisco to the 18th
II IS rumored that tho Tehauntepec route
is TO be opened and line Of steamers estab-
lished between San Francisco and New Or
leans
The pony which should have brought the
express letters with St Louis dates to August
4th arrived at Carson River on the 10th,
without rider or letter bags. 1t is supposed
the rider was thrown from his horse, or that
he was killed by the Indians. Yet after an
interval of three days no explanation was
found The last two expresses have taken
their usual supply Of letters.
All the political parties are actively engaged
preparing for the nomination of electoral tick
cts In the interior, politics engross public
attention.
Col Fremont has issued notice to the
Chinese miners ON his grant not TO pay al y
more license lax under the State law taxing
foreign miners He claims the gold as his
property, over which the State has no control
The principle whether the owners of land un-
der our government, are alsos owners Of the
minerals in the soil, is question never deci-
ded by the Supreme Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
Daily empire,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ], 1850,



Sabbath Services nre held in the several Houses Of
Worship In Dayton, ms iollows.
Hcleg CBapd, (lfefhoiisD--Third street. south side
neaf Main. Rev John NJ Leavitt, Pastor. Services ai
7hicd &%~a % ftsfsJ%e,ion o;areA-south East corner
Of Third and Ludlow; Rev s O. Specs, Pastor Ser
FrS y RefsiaS Ss sS nc c7Siel West corner ofsec
ond and Ludlow. Rev. Dr. Thomas, Pastor Services
Tzira Prs5aeras tsafeh-st Clair street, lust aboye
Third. Rev Mr.. Kemper, Pastor. Services at loan,
cbngtdgaiionol ourc-st Clair street, between Sec
ond and Third Rev. Mr.. Wright, Presiding Pastor
seTyceg at lo,1 m, % gndS PM, I.,., ... r....,,.,.
tween Fourth and Ihh. Rev. Nv. Conrad, Pastor
seryice-l0Z am, ~ n m.
and Fourth streets Rev +. s. Talbot Pastor. Ser
Carsf Eturch, (Pofosant Episcopat1 Jefferson street.
between Fourth and Fifth. Rev. Anthony Ten Brock
Rector Hours Of service at l0}2 m, and 4 2 m.
between I'd and %. Rev. Geo. W. Willard, Pastor.
Hours Of service at lols I'm, and Hpm.
Rapcr Chapel, on =, Church. North East corner OF
Jackson and FiAh streets Rev. George O. orum,
Pastor. Hours Of service at l0l8 a m, and y m.
Church Of Caris.-North West corner Of Smith md
Brown streets. Elder J. W. Erret Pastor. Hours of
service ~ 1O15 m, and p IN.
GERMAN Miibodia-Corner Jackson and sixth streets.
G. Calm Pastor. Service ~ 1012 M, and m.
fn,aaud's 0tureh (Cdtho.e) Rev. Hahne, Pastor
First mass at "a am Second mass 91s m. Vespers
jos@pNs Church, tcrfloiie-second street, Fast Of
the Canal Rev. David Kelly, Pastor. Mass at loan.
Vespers nj y m.
Fef Unitei Brethren Church-smith street, East Of
the Canal. Rev. VIM. J. shuey, Pastor. Services at
lO15 am, and pm.
@lScoOnd Uaifef BrethrcR Church, (Gerpan)--Wayne
street Rev. soloman Vonneda, Pastor. Services
1012 m, pm.
81 Pruis, lEpiscopoD-(w -(worship with the Congega-
tonal Church, st. Clair street.) Rev Chandler Rob
bins, Presiding Rector. serNices-lOisa M and 1-4O
p m.
Second Baptist ChHrch-North East corner OF Wayne
and Fth streets Rev. II. w. Dickenson, Pastor Ser
vice--1OL m, pm.
First fairersalif Ckurch-St Clair between Third
and Fourth streets. Services at 10% m, and p M.
81. nunls, (GeymaH Batherdn)-Rey. Frederick luI
Muhlen Pastor Service at 10Rm.
German Erongolepi, Lutheran ChtTch--sears street
Rev. Henry Borchard, Pastor Service lOa m,
Llolu Street Mission, (CDIorcd -Ludlow street be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets. Rev John Lawrence, Pastor
Service at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
western News.

ST. JOSEPH August 81.
We have advices from Denver City to the
25th.
The population Of the gold regions is about
60, 900, of which $4,000 are within the boun-
daries Of Kansas.
The engineer of the Smoky Hill Wagon
Road reports wood, water and grass on nearly
the whole route He is confident of an excel
lent road
Mining operations continue brisk
Parties report the wheat crop in New
Mexico mostly cut off The Pixies Peak re-
gion has heretofore been supplied from this
source.
The NavajOe and Cheyennes are still troub-
lesome
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New York Market.
[By I segraph for the Daily Empire.l
Ny,, VooY Go,t

[By 7 legraph for the Daily Empire.I
New YoRK, Sept |.
FLOUR. - Receipts 2l,29O bblsi market
frmer; sales l6, 900 at 5 4O@5 So for superior
state; 45@5 55 super6ne western; 5 roo
O5 common to medium extra western; 80
@6 l5 inferior to good shipping extra R. II.
O..
RYE FLOUR-Steady at 3 1904 40.
WHEAT - Receipts ll,3ll bu; market
firm; sales $4,000 bu at 80 for Mil
waukee Club; 35@l 3S for winter red ives.
tern l 3O@l 35 for white western.
RYE-Firm at so.
BARLEY-Quiet
CORN-Receipts 34,74l bu; market dull
sales 65, 900 bu at 67@6s for sound mixed
western 20 for round yellow.
PORK - Firmer at 10 so for old mess
10 IS for new mess.
!. WHISKY-Better at 23i@231.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

naT A queer case was brought to the at
tention of the Mayor yesterday; we say queer,
because it was unusual and we1io not now
remember to have heard of similar case.
Josh is darkey who has the reputation Of
being first rate singer-Of the kind that
peculiar melody of the Southern plantations
on a summer evening, after de works done
fixed and the colored folks get out before
their cabins in the balmyssnight air, and give
forth the many songs which none can sing like
they can. Well Josh is employed as help "
in the family of one Of our respectable cti-
zens, and is in the habit Of visiting the kitchen
of the residence of Physician relative of
his master family, and singing some OF his
gems of song. A young lady, daughter
Of the sunny south, who is on visit at the
Doctors s, heard the efforts of Josh, and as they
reminded her Of her far off home, she encour-
aged the fellow to repeat some of his best et-
forts.
OF course the darkey was puffed up, and
fancying he could astonish the masters, be de-
termined TO give his young mistress, who ad-
mired his singing, formal serenade Choos-
ing three or four of his best ballads he com
,neneed rehearsal, and determined to put him
self in trim to interest the finest possible ears
for music Having put the Doctors little
stable boy up to the secret, he set upon night,
and accordingly "went around But the
folks had not gone to bed, and they determined
at once TO kill two birds with one stone -
wait until the family had retired, and eat their
fill of grapes So to the arbor they retreated,
and went to work.
But gentleman who was passing u. the
time observed the motions Of the boys, and
supposiug them to be thieves, at once informed
the family and two young gentlemen who
happened to be present, went out with theiI
pistols cooked and presented and came very
near shooting the boys They arrested the
serenaders, aud had them up before the Mayor
this morning, who gave them heavy going
over While the Mayor and Doctor were con
sulting about what It were best to do with thu
party, they actually planned to run out of th'
, office, and make away His honor, however
gave them a severe reprimand, and after read
ing them lesson which they will probably no
J soon forget, told them to leave
IL strikes us that his Honor does not offer
premium upon gallantryl Does he, JoshS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

Rds- Our list of the teachers in the Eastern
District School, in yesterdays paper was not
it seems, perfectly accurate, and we present it
again with corrections.
A. c. FEYNER, Principal, P. P ELLIS, Assis-
tant. Junior Department, Miss MARY SAN
DERs intermediate Department, Miss JOSE
PHINE FORSYTH Secondary Department, Miss
ELIZABETH EALY. Primary Department, Miss
es MARGARETT EVANS and MAEY BAHrLL. Sc
nior German, H. BARNHART Primary Ger
man, j. G. WUERNTHNER
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NontmftelaI.
rrlcE oF rHE pAILY RMPrRE. /

=
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I
DAYTON, SArUhDkY, strr lsr, 1860,
Corrected daily by HAniHnAsa DHo. Jefferson street.
There ore no material changes in the re
ports for to-day.
FLOUR. -Lwholesaie $500 Retail best
brands $3.50
wHEAT-0O(S SQ5c with downward tenden-
cy. Receipts fair Us
CORN. and active.
& OATS. POO 25e according to quality.
BARLEY.--65@ zoe vaccording to quality
--6O6D65c and active.
HAYDN, sl4 per tun; new, $ll per tun
HUNGARIAN lGRAss--ss per tun
FLAX.SEED-si O5.
HIDES-Best class steer and heifer hides
SC per ib old COW hides 4Ae /; bull hides &c;
calf skin clear Of cnts up to l6 ID SCI kip up
to % N &C.
GROCERIES, ETC.
corrected for the Duiy EurrRr by Kneisly Mcintyre
Co., No. 3lg, Third ST.
Sugar, firm; advanced lc.
Coffee, firm; advanced to 4c.
We quote to-day; Coffee l5A@l6.
Sugar firm at slG99l.
Molasses, dull, and lc lower at 46@41.
Teas 35@65.
Cheese 7469S4
Tobacco 20@40
Rice 5@5R.
Prunes S4@9l.
Candles H.
Soap 5a@7
White Fish 5,25CS5,5O, Halves.
Mackerel 9,00C920,O0 per be7rel, as to quail
ity.
Dried Apples5G6 per pound.
Brooms $2,25g$2,4 40 per doz.
Tallow S@S7
Salt 81, 20 per bbl
Beans, White $lOe per bu
Butter l0@l2
Eggs 7G8.
Pepper l0GlL
Alspice l0@lL
Raisins 81, 75Ca$3OO
Valentia do 9tGSlO per Ii.
Figs l0@lL
Vinegar 6(a9 per gallon.
Lead COL
Shot 81 80 per sack.
Starch &C.
Ground Spices 35 per doz.
Tar 81, 25@$5,0 90 per bbl
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per ID.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug. 81.
FLOUR-Sales of 200 bbls XX at $500.
WHEAT--The market opened at full rates
-ll5c for white and LIZZIE for red, but clos
ed at lille for red and ll3c@ll4c for white
for ordinary to prime, Extra samples Of
white ere eery sSarce and would have brought
ll5c. Sales $4,000 bu red and 10000 bu
white
CORN-Two 'r three parcels to the
amount of 5000 ',u to fill out cargoes were
purchased at 4J9c, but 45c was the figure
talked of at tb close
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

A Moyr IN rH RIonr Dinrcnoy I'VE
learn thst Capt TtLEf, has proposed 10 our
Board Of Education, TO take the boys belong
ing TO the High School and drill them tout OF
school hours) IN the Military exercise. The
Capt Is the founder Of the Cadet system IN
this State, and which has worked with perfect
satisfaction IN GAINESVILLE, Columbus, Toledo
and other places where adopted and rightly
managed
The advantages claimed for this system are,
TO give 10 the growing boy an upright form,
an expanded chest and wen developed muscle
The instructor imparts good manners, unex-
ceptional morals and self respect II carries
self discipline into the school room and gives
confidence and higher tone TO the general
character If the Capt. can effect this land
sc have no doubt, as he is sufficiently endors-
ed) he will inaggurate new era in our
Schools, and ought to be encouraged.
DAYrov AND WEsrERS RAIRwAY. = The
Stockholders of the Dayton 4 Western Rail-
way met yesterday in the Superintendent OF
fee in this cIty for the purpose of electing q
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year
Among the visitors we noted g. w. CAss,
Esq, President Of the Pittsburg 4 Fort Wayne
Road, and J. w. kirk, Esq, Of Cincinnati
The following Board was chosen with great
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
Movements of walker.
Nrw ORLEANS, Aug. 81.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 81
The schooner J. A. Taylor sailed to-day for
Ruatan, with fifty men for Walker
The brig Creole from Ruatan on the 18th
inst, brings Honduras adyices to the 10th.
Walker was fortifying Truxillo. II was re-
ported that Guardiola would attack the town
on the night of the 10th.
This alarmed the inhabitants who are leav-
ing in great numbers for Ruatan.
The schooner Toucire, with later news from
Walker, is expected to arrive shortly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

Hg~The Dayton Daily Empire will issue
an extra morning edition Of five thousand
copies during the State Fair. We advise the
thousands who are going from this county to
attend the Fair, to buy and read the Daily
Empire. The Empire is doing a tremendous
work for the cause of Democracy-Darke
Co. Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

B6y~The fall is drawing on apace the most
melancholy days of the year are approaching,
when vegetables and fruit will be gone. 1t
becomes the provident-that class of humans
who try to widen the gap between themselves
and the brutes which perish-to lay by the
good things of the seasons as they pass, and
preserve them in various ways for use when
cold winter reigns, and when the improvident
are deprived of not only the Injuries, but the
very necessares, of life And this subject re-
minds us of Garsts peaches and that If the
people don't soon secure supply it will be too
late and the peach harvest will be over, and
they will have to pay two prices for peaches, or
do without them.
Garst is daily receiving the largest and best
varieties from his orchards, picked with care,
and he sells them at the lowest cash prices he
can possibly afford, and places them within
the reach of every body. Remember the place,
in the Huston Building, two doors below Third
street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

Bay~The brothers LEssNER, who are on the
eve of removing into the ample and elegant
room in the Conover building, Third street,
and two doors east of the corner of Main,
have lust received a very large stock Of first
quality of faU and oiRter clothing. They will
be, we learn, fully prepared for the public in
their new place the first of next week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
The IrrepressibIe Conflict i'm
Texas.

NEW YoRK, Sept |.
The steamer Cdrnak, from Havana via
Nassau, has arrived
A letter published from San Antonio says
two iHcendiaries were arrested at Henderson
and lynched
Large quantities Of poisons we're found on
the negroes for the understood purpose of
poisoning the wells and food of the whites
The total loss of property in Texas is said
to reach three millions of dollars, and twenty
persons hanged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

D6-The following is the list of Jurors for
the October Term of the Superior Court:
George Olinger, jefferson township John
Ullery, Butler James Wilson, Washington
Geo. L. Smith, Perry Peter Long, Van Bu-
rem George Weaver, Madison; ]. S. Huber,
Miami A. c. Miller John ONeil, LIST Ward;
Lewis Cassel, Abraham Darst End.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
XaInahIe Farm for Sale.

yI,E subscriber offers his farm for sale. situated IN
Jackson township Montgomery county hno't ii - Z
which Nre cleaacd and well improved. good bearing
orchard on the premises; asoa stream OF rqnmng Wa
t ali tho wear round This farm will be sold for about
sao NOR acre in reasonable payments. Enquire oil d.
A or / SuIwell, on the Lexington road, eight miles
west of DAYTON, or address the undersigned urough
the Dayton p. O. ,,, ,,r,,1mr,r
aul3dtdw5 JAOon Sill" FIJI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

Ray~It is said that one of the young Repub-
lican stumpers in this District has an arrange
ment with one of his friends atseach point to
start the cheers in the small crowds he speaks
tot A signal is given when the cheers-iohees
are to come in, and they say" itsounds funny
to hear the racket made by Is or 20 men and
bows Chee-iChee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
CITY Matters.

Bay~The funeral of the late GEORGE LANE
will take place at the Lexton Residence,
Woodland, tomorrow afternoon at half past
4 o'clock. Services by Rev, d. Winters. The
friends Of the deceased are invis ID to attend.
His remains will be interredin Woodland Gem
etery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

RsS- All the Public Schools in Dayton, with
Ito exception of the N. E School, will com
mence on Monday morning. Owing to some
necessary repairs to be put on that house, the
School will not commence until Wednesday
morning.
The North West School will also not com
mence until Wednesday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

pay~Quite an inquiry is made as to wheth-
er the Central High School Pupils will be per-
mitted TO repeat the "Haymakers," during the
week of the State Fair here. How is it, Prof
HALL2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
walkers movements.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug 3l-Walker has raised
the old Federal Central American flag and
contemplates the regeneration and union OF
the ave States, viz: Honduras, Guatemala,
Nicaragua, Salvador, and Costa Riea,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

Bag-We were in the Nigwam last night a
few minutes to see the Wide Awakes drill
They sashay around the old theatre in a style
somewhat resembling Yankee Bierce's 5 mimic
soldiers, in the play of the "COrnstalk Ran
gers" They do every thing by command;
they even cheer by command These chaps
are drilled to every thing; even the impulses
of the heart are kept in check until the com
mander turns the fossets and lets them slide
off; and then it must make just so much a, and
But the drill is thing of necessity A Re
publican told us he didn't like it; the thing
was gotten upto please the boys, ana Ger.
tain kind of men, and keepthem interested
If they should cease the drill, they wouldn't
be able to keep the crowd togetherl There
good deal in that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

BB-D' Arcy, one door east o6the Post Of
fee, is supplied with ice cream and every. lux
ury of the season. Go to Darcy when you
want something good. +
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

p6S-A boy named Dowdy was arrested yes
terday on charge of stealing some tools from
the stable of Mr.. Hannah during his recent
visit to the east The youngster is being tried
this afternoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
AQricultural.

cUGAR CANE MILLS, Of the most approved kinds,
- aud OF warranted quality. TO press Hoh one "
two barrels Of JUICE an hour ,,,oot,rrtrrI
acl3 ~ MoonhSi -- ~.
CtuGAR EVAPORATORs Of various sorts, nom 20 %
ai,turai Warehonse l.. w0ODHULL,
ana 260 Third street, east Of 20.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

The villages of Patterson, Greencastle, Mi
ami City, Dayton View, MCPHERSON, Texas,
North Dayton Findlay and Oakland all ad
joining the corporation line Of the city, con-
tain an aggregate population Of $500.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
educational.
No. sf6 and stS Third st. Established 1853.


Faculty.
9 / GRIER, Professor of the Science OF Accounts.
w H. JOHNSON, Assistant Teacher in the Book
Eeepinu departnent
hegs CRPTs' j. T. TYLER, the Champion oHhand Penman
Il 4, IAIcMAHON and HENDERSON ELLIOTT
Esas Lectures on Commercial Law,
Course of Instruction.
nOoKEEPING by double entry, adapted to the In
Il Land and Maritime Trade and Commerce 0f the
tnited States embracing the management and winding
nm of Individual Partnership, and Compound Partner
shin Books in both adverse and prosperous blsnessi
together with practical and alor.sayng Forms, adapt
ed 10 the Wholesale Retail, Commission Forwarding,
and Receiving, Joibng sh.ppng Insurance, Banking'
Printing and the Professional and Mechanical Arts,
&C., including the management of Business speeula-
tons in Company Accounts Current, Account Sales,
ana conpete system Of Commercial spondence;
Also those scientific aud abbreviated Forms for ahrdgf
ine labor, used in large shipping and Commission
Houses, &c, 6c'
Commercial Calculations,
Or abbreviated methods Of business computation, set
nement Of Accounts, &c.' not TO he found IN common
arthmencs VIII ne eie psinnsa snS
tai Penmanship, Commercial Law Mercantile usages'
AYTEsRMs-For full and complete Collegiate Course,
time unlimted with the privilege OF review at any NJ
tnre time free Of additional charge ...........s6 90
Arithmetic separate, time unllmi'ed.,'..'.'' 10 % 90
T6e pahle may rely upon these beng our terms with.
out deduction or discount payable invariably on regis
nszThe college Rooms will be open from m, to
d M and from TO every evening, commencing tht
krst Monday in September. This arrangement may ~
relied uponby the public, whether there is one or nm,
in attendance. students can commence AT any uhe
one time as good another, there is no class sys
tenn and no vacations, 49, t,,
ns-Persons who desire il, will be received on trial io
one week in the Book Keeping department nee O
charge whether citAens or strangers, before payn
for a Scholarship. THIS advantage in business com
mnnity must appear more honorable, just and al
method of doing business than soliciting Students TIN
latter hone always the method resortedto by hninho
Teachers, who invariably profess 10 do wonders AM
imposslttes In short time, viz. IN few Lessons OF
few weeks and who invariably either zie out or IA
10 meet their engagements.
address, g. J. GRiER,
auSidif Dayton, o. Box slI, r. 0,