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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale.
a9ar tnersbip.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

FIHHE partnership heretofore existing between the un-
l. dersgned under the firm Of l.. 4. WoLLAaroN,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent Either party
y authorized to the name Of the firm In settling the
business. LEVI WOLIASToN,
July 10, 1890 SYLVESTER WOLLASrON
NHE undersigned have this day entered into patnor-
i ship under the firm and name of PHILLIPS
WOLLASTON, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Milling and Grain business
r. PHILLIPs having purchased the entire interest," of
LEvI WoLLAsroN In the Oaoeola Mil, the bsinef
will b. continued heretofore.
iyl0doaw2 sYLVEsTEsR WoLLAsrou.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Candidates.
ss- TsMs q annouaesmeat Too Dollar. "a adsaae.


UcfOber HIectIOms
Els. Enpire Please announce that the name Of c, p
BuHER will be presented 10 the Democratic Convention
az candidate for nomination for County Auditor. Mr.
HuBER Is an old and reliable Democrat, and well quail
hed 70 perform the duuea " the once, ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

kEHULAk BkMOCkAflC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT
81 EPHEN A. DOUG LAS.
% fLLfSom.
FOR vIcE-PREstDENTi
HERSCHELL V. JOHNSON,
or oaonaA.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS j. s.. SMITH,
90 noNfoonenY.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ID. w. STAMBAUGH,
or TuscARAwAs
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
ABNER l.. BACKUS,
or LUCAS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers his farm for sale situated in
l. Jackson township, Montgomery county, about 70
miles from Dayton, containing 100 acres, two thirds OF
whebsre cleared and well improved. good bearing
orchard on the premises; also stream of running wa
ter all the year round This farm will be sold for about
$40 per acre, in reasonable payments Enquire Of ID
A. or j sullwell ON the Lexington road eight miles
west OF Dayton, or address the undersigned through
the Dayton p. o.
aul3dtdwb JACOB STIIIWEII
OUGAR CANE MILLS, Of the most approved kinds
~ and Of warranted quality. To press from one to
two barrels of juice an hour.
acl3 L. WOOHUIfII
SuGAR EvAPoRAToRs OF various sorts from 20 10
- GO dollars, Call and examine at the Dayton Agri-
cultural Warehouse. III; l.. WOODHULIa
aulJ 26O Third street. east Of p. o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
coon DOCUMENTS FOR THE CAMPAIGN

The pToprietors Of the Dayton EMrIRE design pub.
fishing shortly number Of political documents, sa.
ble for distribution in the campaign at the following
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE,

VACANT LOTS in every part of the city, for sale anC
Y trade cheap. je2s oHAs. Il. CLARKE, Sd ST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Choice Lot for Sale.

NERY suitable fort Hotel. The lot Is on the North
" East corner Of Sixth and Ludlow-G0 2-3x1OO feet
Thsts location well adapted for Hotel and the prop
erty Is offered at pnce and terms to suit any one
wishing 10 purchase. CHAS n CLARKE
le2S Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13

q. l.. NALLANDIGHAM,
~ MONTGOMERY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13

55 best quality second bottom on the River Road
miles below the city. Small frame house, good frame
harn orchard 6c viii he sold low on very easy pay-
ments. CHAS. u. CLARKE.
ClekQ's Buldinn I'd street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13

Convention on Saturday-who stated that he
was not prepared to make speech--the late
ness of the hour, &c.-thought it was time to
go home, &c,-but hoped that when his chill
dren grew to manhood, they could point to the
iact--and his biographer, when his life was
written, would record that on the 10th Ia voice
its the llth, Lowe] of August 1860, he had
had the distinguished honor of presiding over
a Republican County Convention, in the Wig.
wan, in the city of Daytoni [Mr L. appre-
ciates small favorsl] 1t was the proudest act
Of his life He then bid them good night-he
would make them speech an hour long, as
soon as he had time to prepare i'll
Notwithstanding Mr.. Lowe told the crowd
they had better go home, he hadn't got off the
stand, before up jumped sandy-haired gentle
man whose name we couldn't positively learn
some said it was WoRRALL some that il was
WEEvlLI1 and some didn't know what it was.
he commenced by saying that he appeared
among them on this occasion, only because he
was called for on this occasion, and he wouldn
make them a speech on this occasion, THe
must have read old Abe's speech at Spring
deld] but he thanked God that the Republi-
cans had an honest ticket to vote for along
with honest Abe, and the honest voters would
elect the honest ticket and elect honest Abe
too. Then he said be didn't intend to take the
occasion to make speech on this occasion,
but Abe was honest, and the ticket was honest,
and he honestly thought the honest voters
would elect honest Abe, and the honest ticket
too. That was bis speech
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
Orp GOODS
CHI r l S Z M A s
Ct IF is.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF
Ii GOODS adapted to
l3 -a- a -.i
CHRIS7sWsfS GIFTS!
Drp GOODS


AN ELEGANT EMBROIDERED COLLAR,
at my cents the dollar.
A SPLENDID EMBROIDERED sET-COLLARs
SLEEVES, At 90 cents on the dollar.
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHF
at 90 oeats the doliuT
MAGNIFICENT LACE sEr-CoLLAKS AND
SLEEVES. --- NJ 50csnts On the dollar
A NICE PLAIN q FIGURED BIERIEo DRESS.
a. 50 eeats on the dollar.
A VERY RICH AND ELEGANT FANCY SILK
DRESS SILK ROBE, at IS Oents on the dollar.
A MAGNIFICENT BRoCHE SHAWL.
ct Is eenls On the dollar
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CLOAK IN TOWN.
It's cents on the dollar.
A VERY CHOICE ALL WOOL DE LAME DRESS,
.... AZ 10 cents the dollar.
SOME fCEw AND VERY PRETTY LACE BUFF
SLEEVES at 100 cents on the dollar.
VERY NICE CHENILLE ENBROID'R,D SCARF,
...r- .. al 50 esnts The dollar
VERY BEAUTIFUL KNIT HOOD.
cheap at two dollars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
GftDraukrs.

EnFraVinF and LiTBOgraPhinE.
DRAINERD & BURRIDGB,W WOOD
Ii ENGRAYERS AND LITH0GRPHEks Bank
DOBERTr GILIs-SILVER AND
u Electro Plaier, Da5F Platter snd Manufaeiorcor-
ner Of OuarO and Prospect Ss lup stsiTs Cleveland
iH prepared to repate Sponss korks Castors Gc ana
make them edua 70 new, Door Trimmings turnlshep or
Plated 70 oFd6r. Ben Hshgng promptly attended o. and
prices reasonable. . 11lz1ltlb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE Firm Of I.ANNEY & FRISELL
u uuHthis day dissol "a hF mutual cnnssnt----
The Boot and Shoe Businesl will BE- continued q No,
les DsToit street bF 1s nnds1 sn WlO is authorized
JHa. ltt, ls60i Eiaa7;s65l q z y 3, RANEEK, 4
I'd .- lI I. -Hla-i4.-a lFl1Hl a.. III
aa.aEsu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
1FmeIrp 8 9iIper 10are.

POUND LATE ON MONDAY
ii night 20 ssts Of Lava JEWELRY. EEhey can be
d:e2s' - C0WT.Es q CO.. voddsl HOUSE.
EOUND-SOME ELEGANR Sill.
~ lYER WARE, Of new designs; and ioF yarieus Hses
Oall on LOWLES b COZ. I
fogls Weddell House.
EOUND-ON THE SCENE OF
~ the lafs scimage variety Of useful and orns-
mauial GiodE which vii sell 70 pay the charges.
deels coWLES CO ,ReadeA Aoase
EOUND-That ALL our BWEL-
u BY-Waichfs. Silver Ware, Fine Clocks, God
Headed Canes Fire Plated Ngra, a., &C. were not ali
sold last week. Please call aad take the balanoe.
deC23 -...-I.- COWLE5 q CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
9melg.
H0TEL DUMAS


&T0000 MONEY ADYA,NC};; Z, G;
if,6S ausSSSeii known SFAGNERs OFFICE-on kecuri-
tes Of etert KIND, VIZ Dry Gnods HsIaTaIe 10 800 S Sn3
Silver plate Watches Diamonds. IflEeirys LIE althA
Clathng FuTnitura Carpest p anosi MirIors fall
GeueT lIerhat disc, ard Persoal properly a ate!ss
crluef on most satisfactory ter1s Busf1esa strictly
urvHte Established 1851. Watches and eley ioI sale
...5 - VIM WAC NER, ,CH Hiee No. 5, Water 81 J..
Corner Superior ST. Geo. A. DaVs Co s Clolhing
Store. {.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
GUrTE PE8oHA AsE,
DENTIST.
REMOVAL.

nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Ofdce 70 MS reHdeuce, No e
wood 81 four doors Month efts d. E. Church, Where he
Will 9e happy 70 ali his patrons or any 9th
ere Fhe maF nead his services.
lsleEeland. March &c. lS58--mh23sdt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
Boaroina.

BOARD iNGHOUSE-DE. BEACH
has taken the fne Boarding House, No. 40 Superior
Isl which has newly fitted up and now open FOR
theIecepuon q board ly25.z ~
D0ARD1NG. - The House No. "A
Public Square, and by the stJng Church-one ofthe
plsasantezt locations the cityas been thoroughly
paired apd is open for Boarders Families wishing 70
furnish rooms accommodated with lafgo
and convenient and b0dTooms; aud Single Boarders
ard Day Boarders VIII find good accommodations on Tea
B0nahe Ladies not excluded. kefeIences ElEsn
aud rerefvsd aurTR2n S. W. AuRRlII.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
Dtutistrp
AT aIl suPFRIoR ST.

AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
TB YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
i read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great care II you have teeth at all sP-
ct thlt Isl daily In the streets, in the social
cuae and inths parl6r the Aumblest peHs and the
proudes autoeEat that ndrs ds or persons lose good
sets Of teeth or the Of the timely aid Of good and
tIfuI d6uii A poor and infeof operation is many
eases wors thannons At an n your teeth good have
hem sramihsd By coed dentist and keep them in order.
II NOR time should be lost but have them rspa the
sooner and escape that Inch Burns says = ne
nell Of all dssases All lreguaries oi he teeth toeo
An persons desirous Of fine dental operations are invit-
Cd to call where particular attenlon ss wen
q the ureaar Fa0u q he natural teeh, where her
A-- YULc1EfzED CoRALITEs ~
GUTTA PERO OHA b ASE,
iEGJa1Q For Artificial Teeth kA'fs
Is manufactured and al Of artiaeisl teeth are
ut up IN the best manner, ". b. iNgEhS0 lLt.
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o..
H mylel8 u . Il u - u - ~ u - !
aasssasH.. DENTIST? s. 49,
DR. WE5. GUILD HAS REM0V
"a his Dental Ofice 70 Room No.ls, Hoamnn block
Superior street. East Of Pphe sq qnate South of o AL
I5Dch So FERING as wen as MONEY by giving him
calls Elec rcty uHad % mitigate paR TOT tAoss who ae-
sIs " ARTIFICIAL. TEETH INSERTED
On Gold Silver P5rce lain and Fucanized ku29er ksss
filings aac0rdns = size Of the eayityifem PC nPNa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
!" RELIABLE INSURANCE" ;"
NEW ENGLAND
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFORD- CONN
Cash Capital and Surplus. July lst. 1859,
S23O,25I.s8,

GEo. D. JEwETT, Sec n. N. WArRRxAE, Pres.
.THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING
Il been apDoined Agents Of ths ab We well known Com
panvWhch has been represe ed IN this CITY Stree
gaHiZatiunWoud bo happy cd Patrons sssuung
such and all othoFs that be found af post al
times prepared 70 Epatoh business in line with
plumness aud fidelity and do not hesitate saying
that our Policies good Be be bought where
COLLINS 4 ROBINSON, Spet ial geIts
Once No>3 Perklns Building, near New LOurt House.
der29-2f3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-26

VERY TRUR ABOUT NEWsPAPERs.-The
mere writing part of editing paper, is but
a small portion of the work. The industry
is not even shown there. The care, the
time employed in selecting, is far more inn
portant, and the tact of good editor, is
better shown by his selections than any
thing else, and that we all know is half
the battle. But as we have said, an editor
ought to be estimated, and his labors I'M
derstood and appreciated, by the general
conduct Of bis paper-its tone-its temper
Its uniform, consistent course-its p-iR-
ciples-its ains-its manliuess-its digniI1
~ and its proPriety. TopreserVe these az
they should be preserved, Is enough to oc-
cupy fully the time and attention of any
man. Ito this be added the general s1-
perTTsion Of the newspaper establishment
which most editors have to encounter, the
Wonder IS bow they can find time or room
TO write stalI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-26
washington 1rvlng'sLove.

When young, he became intimately ac-
quainted with daughter of one of the
Knickerbockers of the time, sturdy in
family wealth. With the young lady he
pressed his suit successfully; and in time
the father might have succumbed, despite
the fact that he regarded the resources
with which Irving proposed to support a
wife too slender to maintain that style OF
luxury to which his daughter had been
accustomed. In an evil hour, as it seemed,
n DR.. Creighton, minister of the Presby-
terian Church, despite his Scottish pa
rentage, fell in with the gentleman whom
Irving was DESTROYS of making his father
in-law. The cIergyman's eyes were
dazzled by the beauty of the same
young lady who had won the heart of the
aspiring author, and the eyes of the father
were blindid to all other considerations
by the wealth which DR.. Creighton offered,
together with his heart. Time and per-
sistency pushed Irving from the scene,
and the girl, obedient to her fathers
urgent eutreaties, gave his preference the
precedence of her own. But the saddcst
part of the story remains to be told
When the question of the marriage por-
ton was under consideration, the father
with insanity; and to guard against the
evils of harsh treatment, should his
daughter be afflicted with the same mala-
dy, insisted that certain sum should be
set aside, which, in the event of such
calamity, should be devoted to her main
tenance on her estate on the banks of the
Hudson, and that in no event should she
be removed from the mansion there.
These terms the ardent suitor hoping
for the best complied with. 1t may have
been the result of hereditary disease, or of
the effort to crush out her young hopes,
but not many years elapsed before the
young wife was raving maniac. She be-
came so violent that confinement was rem
dered necessary, and the family mansion
was converted into an asylum, DR. Creigh
ton building another house on distant
part of the estate. The unfortunate wo-
man is still living, and on quiet nights her
shrieks may be heard shrilly along the
banks of the riVer-almost audible at the
secluded retreat which Irving occupied
No heart but his own knows how much
the sad event may have tinged his own life
To drown oil ronleuabrNnccc of his disap-
poiutment. DR.. Creighton has for years
oficiated at the chapel where Nrving wor-
shipped-aud, singular enough, read the
burial service of his former rival. To
those who were aware of these nournful
circumstances, the strange coincidence
must have been exceedingly painful
There are but few portraits or busts of Mr.
Irving in existence, as he has, especially
of late years presistently refused TO place
himself at the disposal of any artist, how
ever celebrated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-26
sANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
CONPOrNDED THOV

P4re TsyzsE5L E-trse's. aud Pat ~ al GLi!SS ~
SES Tar Tut. AMI L-ilI t.rD IA EHy -ii'i IT.
The F.i.HILf ~ -fTRiE!Ic {:ALS Is a
gentle but active CthN- % tie wi.rh tis proprietor
has used IN his pTstIc- u.ltc t4lIE t~-;.'y E ar
Thee ~ fcrs4-- in.s demand & "a Th'--
who have long u-ei tbs Z PILLS aud the -.ts-
fa-tfa-, ~. oh al evu-e-- in r.Zari their
has induced me 70 p!lss = item within tie rec.
OF all. -
The Profession well -a9I tina; ] te-snt Ca
fIart-- act Oh d.it--eIt y p.Tt1as + :Le bIEsl-
The ri VII y C-iTHF re FyLL ltt-- S.sit
due reference TO this = wei! e=tI!'l shell fl-i
been cBr..-lGulel from = . variety IF the pIr.st
Vegetable Extract - which arf alike r'r eve
p part IF the ei-ZIentL- - r. canal at are ri
and sIfs al ca-es = where CIt'iErti- is nee
del such DsT.U.=e- a.-f,- % tli- .Essi1-t
.NrspiIgrv. Pms IN tts = Bs- mi LFtT'- f-ftrr-
nEsr ISriH and .S1rrHssT ;5s tvhp'S tray nom
sudden cold which IRE - 4UeItlF q uc.ecte = ~ /
in long course Of Fr-r- L1zE.' .ipr-.-- q RI p
iHJ .SHHztton al f'Li - 0-sr ne tssiy. Rsst.sSs-
mes II rir csc. Crrrs$g5; , IN liz isEL al i1Tg7
Tn1t1rg DissIsCs. JrHIs, in Csi irsH .ttts- Run
Er'iEI great iiSrtHsF II thr E'1DsI. ali many Ii
eases TO which flesh i he-. t.. numerous 70 lcattrH
in this advertisement DsEs- l l. ,
PRICE ? DIMES.
The LIVER ISTIiJ;ATpE aal FAMILY CO
THAETIC PILLS are retail ~ By DruE.-vts general
ly and sold wholesale by tn T-iIe in aii the large
towns : T. W AFFORD VI D
NlRuII turer Hni Proprietor
So BE1ll1ay- New York
Agents. T. II. LOGAN Co ds-3-iSWIv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-26

lows !: -
s"we presume it Is not necessary for Us
70 say that George was the greatest man,
take him for all IN all, that ever lived
He was coolly, grandly great. He made
no buncombe speeches from dry-goods
boxes on street corners. He did not
straddIe the American eagle and sail
through q vast e1panse of wind, bosh and
nonsense. He didn't make an ass of him
self by writing long and empty letters to
the newspapers. He didn't assassinate
Shakespeare aud strangle Latin, as DO the
patriots of the present day. BE didn't go
around with his coat-pockets full of
Arkansas "toothpicks" and "pistuels." y
He had no tools and lickspittles, whom he
secretly labored to get appointed TO fat
places and then take the lions share of
being a "sucker" He didn't, as so many
of the patriots ow-a-days do, quarter all
his family, including his 'aunt in the
country" upon the Government. Nor
did he chop off the head of postmasters,
custom collectors, lighthouse tenders, &c.
for daring to say their souls were their
own, and for expressing their honest opin-
ions on State and National questions.
"There was no cant about George-no
hypocricy. He was the same everywhere.
We end almost everything to admire in
hlm-hardIy anything 10 CeusuEs: no
paid his debts. He didn't fight the Tiger.
He was innocent of poker. He didn't
run amongst fast women. He eschewed
bad whisky. He was model husband
He never swore but once-at Monmouth
and then he did it scientifically and
with force. He was great "on the fight
not rash and reckless, but, cool, deter
mined and terrible. He was every inch
statesman, and, in short, he was about as
nearly perfect as possible. We would
rather see pair of his old boots in the
White House than the whole live bodies
of several aspirants for that place which
we have in our minds eye at the present
writing.
Great was George Washington. He
sleeps at Mount Vernon, with his mantle
wrapped around him, and rs Prentice said
of Clay and Jackson, there is not the
slightest danger of his mantle being
disturbed by any gentleman of the present
day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-26
SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
yEVER DEBILITATEs.

Il COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
| SD 40 bs-,o-ne an established fact StNI1.rd
Medicine. known and ap-' proved by All tist nave
I,Ii and i nos res,rr- = 81 II with Confidence n
al the GEzsa,.= fy= which = IL ! fftii;insii3s'i.
-r-e tT55rsauti- ~ within the la-- years
who has given uP all = hoE'es Of rebel 1s 1he
nn-nsr,u. unsolicited = certificates in my Pis-
session show.
The doe must b 0f-T- = ted 70 the Temperament
Of tie individual taking - it. and U-,ttn such 4Sif-
title - q gently on - The Bowels
Lei the dictates = your q Judgment Si'ir you ~
the u-e OF the LIFEE =, .LNlEGOtf! pEs- am u
vii cure LirsT GHl- piGiHff. BLi!t01i5 AZ
DysDeJsia. CsTOIiic d. > 1rTh0H NsfD'H'ST Ig's-
GfITts D. s>>sy- Drip = ~ Sour Sl9Sile' tijntl-
al Clstir.H.Es. Etr.fc- = titHt-I CsctsTH -sgT'-
-, GzEJHt.. FLl- - flElI1rs .yauEdi--. FsHuie
IT:,E5.,ssrs ami MAJ be issI successfully an
Cr,5i7.r FrsqiIg Ns.Fj- - -i7.. II will cure Sex
HF4D4CIfE IA thou = >anis can testliyJ az
ft-eggfy Esres. i ta-o ar x t.TNs Jet-EDS7l'is ar
trEss AZ commencement - Of attack
an RIO u.s. Il are gir- = ing their testimony III
it, f,.Sr- - - -
NLF WATER INA TJTE NOrTH " IN
TIE INTTGO84TOE. AND SWALLOW BOIH
TOGETHER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-26
BALTIMORE
Commercial College,!
7 1LELls = .
LOC ATED.
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-sts..
FoUSDED. ISL.


LOCA TED.
Cor. Baltimore and ChnrleS-StS..
LTIMORE. MD.
'IyHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE VI st
i prosperous and iouri-htng condition. Twice du
ring the last two years has Il been necessary - obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
crelsing number Of Students. representing ne sriy
every state in the Union
1t now occupies one of the NJ =: rJI.2i-r1us and
desrsihy I794rei buIlinGs in tine city THe rooms
conm7diously arranged spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The aIvantages and facilities here offered young
desiring qualify themselves properly fur the
various duties If the Counting. Room or u obtain
thorough Practical BIsiusss Ef,ei'ioH generally s.e
unsurpassed in any particular, 10y any similar es'b-
Iishmeut in the Uaitei States
FACULTY.
E-k. LDSIER,
prncipal-Lecturer On the Science n he;'unts, Com
mercc. bushes Gust 'ui.- etc
j. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Professor OF the Theory AMI Practice Of ok-Kec3ins
nad Commercial CalculItionS
IL DAVIES.
Associate Professor %! Bookkeeping.
NC. JOHNSON.
ST. WILLIAMS EsI-
Lecturer Mercantile Law
RET. Z YEATEs REESE. u. D.,
Lecturer On Cpn'nrrt al Ethics.
TRUSTEES
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy. Hon j9'hua Tsn'aHt,
Hon Thps Swami, Wn- H. k-igh!er, ISL
Jacob Trust. Fsq. VIM Kn1Se, Ell
The College il provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Work.. expressly Tor the II the stu
Each stuIsnt has desk to himself. and IS sspa-
rately instructed
There being no vacation durip; the yea, STUDENT.
can enter at any
The time usually Iuired to compls;e the full course
from 10 L. weeks.
4 DrFL0NA Is awarded TO all Graduates.
large anil Beautifully Ornamental Circular. con-
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE FzgT representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College various
characteristic designs PenmaIr-P- &c sent 10y mail
fes Of charge. accompanied with eatNi que giving fall
particuiars. Address E.K. LDSIER
BritjEJore Nj.
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Wines, Brandies, Runs,
HACK TEAS. &c.

BLACK TEAS. &c.
u TIERSAS & son, No. Il North Charles ST.,
offer for sale the following antilles, of their own
mportltion particularly for family use:
SHERRY wINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold
and brown Shcrries in wood and in glass.
PORT WISES-Sandemans competition red and
white Port. in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard MarchS fine
Madeira, in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-Jahannesberge Steinberger, Mar
1915.
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-MOet and C!andon's finest,
BRANDIEsE0tard aud Hennessy's fno old pale
and dark Brnndies.
RU1IS-Old and fine. Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands, mpnrteIan direct from London.
HOLLAND GTN-The best quality-TiernAn brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests Of the finest SOUCIONG TEA.
mh5-'59-1y
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