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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO sUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
D. TaATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH
Al hese testimonials unsolicited by Mr. SPALDrHe, tbey
afford unQuestionsbe proof Of the efficacy Of THE
truly Scientific Discovery
MAsosuILs, Conn, Feb. s, le61
Mr. SPALDye: ~ ll
Ihsve tried your Cephalic Pills and s e~ % vi thss
want you send two dollars worth more. 8t
Part ohsse Es Tor the to whom gave few oos Of
the hTst boz got from you
- Your obt servant.
49,, JAMES KENNEDY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
TBy Telegraph
Anu.- N.-I- nr--L.
NEW YoPr Jonnorv 9I-p NJ

NEW YORK. January 3l-P. M.-Cotton--
there was les doing, While prices have undergone
no material change; middlinE Uplands quoted at
l2: sales Of $500 bales, including LOO in transit.
ficgr market open opened steady, and closed shade
SUMPTION moderate export inquiry: sales OF l5 200
barrels az 20 lO2 2 for superhne State So SO@5 40
me western ss 60 for COMMON Z to Ei @idSns
extra a western 5 " o6S6 70 for shipping brands q
generally refusing to sell at the ihsiie quotatl.
Canadian tour steady aud moderate dsmand sales
extra Bye Flour quiet and nc 2ominaiiy unchansed.
Corn. meal dull and heavy; prices tend downward.
Whisky dull and shadelower sales of 800 barrels
at ls54@ls5Sc,i no buyers over lsc.
Wheat is rather more active for exported, and
SSSSt5sS SSiSs5 shade 1TPsr. without however any de,
to SS6s ssG2S Srs GssfgS BEsg St 81 @ " bush
bush. choice Te.screened winter red Western at
81 35 in storei 800 bush prime red Long Island, on
eTn at 81 45@i so and 800 bush inferior white Gall
foTpia si 81 20 Rye continues dull sales Of 200
and nominally unchanged: sales Of 500 bush, at
651Ee. We note sales of 500 bush. Buckwheat at
change sales Of 5000 bush at 69c., in store, for
old mixed Western, 7Oc. delivered, aud 7le. for
mai at 65@67c. Oats only in moderate request at
S@ sI1se for Western, Canadian and State;
mess; Sl3 for prime Beef continues stead: sales OF
i25 brs at 81 1905 or country prime; s. 75a6 IS for
for extra mesa. Prime mess Beef dull and nomiGal.
Western. Out Meats quiet and firm; iales Of 100
Rkgs at 65sc for Shoulders and se1s]6o. for Hams.
Hogs dull at 7A@74c, for cOrn-fedl dressed, and SO
SIC. for live weight. Bacon; sales of 800 boxes
Western Cumberland Middles. Lard market dan,
and scarcely 80 frm sales Of s25 brls at lO4@lOSe
for prime kettle rendered Western.
Butter selling at l0d4c. for Ohio, and l09lec. for
prime.
sugar market still in favor Of the buyer, with
rather mgre doing; sales Of $50 hhas Cuba at Az q
5Hc including 2OO hhds. for export at 4c, aud IN
bxs, Havana at ne. Molasses market dull, and
prices nominally unchanged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01

Board. But the State Securities and Federal
Treasury Paper was but indifferently sup
ported, and feeling of inactivity obtained
at the close Of the official dealing on the
general list.
Z per cent, both at the Bank and on the
street; the employment is rather less active
among the Brokers than last week, and we
hear of occasional transactions below the
current figure. The Bankers are firm in Ex-
change on London at l07 per cent, and some
prime Merchant bills have been done at
l06K@A per cent; but the market closes on
a moderate mail for the steamer Asia, sailing
direct early in the morning and the arrival
of Gold by the EtnG, with advices of further
large sums to come, failed to influence the
rate as established By the previous mail. A
good portion of the Gold now arriving is on
American account, being returns for Ex-
change on London and Paris sent forward,
at low cost some weeks ago. The i'm
preston among some Of the Bankers to-day
is, that the Ardbia and other steamers, due
in the course Of this week, viii bring nearly
a half million sterling, or $2,500,O00 ad-
ditional
The following is a comparative statement
ofthe exports exclusive Of Specie) from New
York to Foreign ports for the past week
and since January /: .
1859. 1860. 1861.
For the week.......sl 3O2,9Ol sl4s,s42 s2,765 74O
Previously reported. $4,000 4OS7579 7,775,l9O
Since January l....sss26,lOl 50 46o42 $40 bii $50
The following are the footings of last
weeks Boston Bank-statement:
Capital Stock, $3s, 23l, 700; Loans and Dis
counts, $63, 237, 800; Specie, $4,b32,OO0 Due
from other Banks, $6,7l4,000; Due to other
Banks, $s,A77 600; Deposits, SIS, 900; Cir
culatioD, $6,374, 800.
The aggregates of last weeks New Or
leans Bank-statement are:
Short. Loans, $l5 9s7, ,89s; Specie, SIG, 2s9,-
S6S; Circulation, $6,9S8, ,081; Deposits, $l9,-
I'll ,667 Exchange, $8,0l49Ol; distant Bal
ances, l,26s, ,522; total Loans, SIS, s,961304.
Sundays Delta says of Saturdays fnan-
cial affairs:
Foreign Exchange took further upward
start, and was in demand at the advance
| Sales Of clear Sterling were made freely al
| 1055s@l06, and more was paid for favorite
| signatures; but we quote the range from
| 1047s@1O6. Drafts with Bill of Lading
] rule from 103@l04K. Prime Francs were
bought at Of 321a, and higher rate was
| refused for more. .
The business was done chiefly at 5f35@
| Of 32%, but extremes should be noted from
! 5f421S@5f30, the latter an exceptional figure
| for Bankers Bills Sixty days on New
York was in partial request at ~ discount
| for signatures discountable at once in Wall.
street. Some thing else was done at 2156
| Pa. Sight was better, closing at 5s discount
for outside drafts, and 2s@H for Bank and
| Bankers checks.
| Nothing of any consequence was done in
the Money market this morning. A few
1 n 4 -
taken at ~ per cent. per month, and some
equally as good at 2. But the market lack!
spirit altogether, and the prominent discount
Brokers have no business worth noticing
Some Mortgage Papet only a small amount
was passed at II per cent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
Daily Produce Market.

IhbhSDA1 hNbNlNd, JANUARY 3l
HOGS-Tbe receipts during the last twenty -four
hours were about 800 head One or two lots sold at
Sc GCd6 75i So 20 refused for lot of dressed in
firm Ga'eDa III The packing season may be con-
PROVISIONS Mess Pork was quiet to-day, and
was offer ed quite freely at s7 without finding buy
ers. We understand that contract for q round lot
freely, aud were obtanable upon easier rates About
100000 lbs sold at 69sc. and SIC. for Shoulders and
Bacon was offered more freely for future delivery,
ard for the middle Of the coming month could have
Of Sides VAS made at 9lc to be delivered the 18th
prtx. Lard dull and country offered more freely at
Offered to any great extent at this rate tn ugh not
saleabe at any Thing over it, About 100 hrs. sold
port mess Pork down to Sl9; Bacon lfc. lower, and
aGFAIE..Prine red Wheat e in good demand At
limited demand at Sl Q5Gl 10; sales Of $50 bushels
prime white at 81 l0devered; 200 bush good white
at 81 OS delivered Cerh-Ea is steady at IS s3ic
the latter rate at the lower depots. While sheed
innes duh at s9c sales of 1000 bush. ear at lSwer
depots at 5c 800 do. white sbelled at SOC iDclud-
mand at &c In bulk sales of COO bushels in bulk
&c Rye continues dull at G066lc for prime: sales
prices irregular the correct quotations can not be
given. The sales reported were 400 bush good fall
at 7sc 10 do prime Western spring at 65c.; 400 do.
prime fall from wagon at 70c,
HAY-1he receipts are in excess of the demand,
and the market is dull aud heavy, though without
at 5000
CHEESE-The demand is limited aud the market
dull at S1Rc for Western Reserve; &c. for Hamburg,
and losc for English DarS sales Of 90 boxes West.
ern Reserve at SRc.
BUTTER We have no change to notice in the
market, which continues dull at l39l4o. for prime
roll and 9tGIlc for common.
POTATOES The demand is fair from the local
dealers aud shippers, and the market is steady at
81 s0gl 40 per brl. for prime Eeshanoclls.
APPLES-The market continues dull, with hut a
limited local demand at $l4i so per brl for West
ern, and 81 50@2 for New York.
sEED-The receipts of Clover are not so large,
hut there is coed deal offering, aud the market is
dull at any thing over 81 80; holders generally ask
GB0OERIEs- The favorable news from New Or
leans stimulated the fer Molasses and Sugar
and prices higher. Sugar is 16Q1l4c. with sales
Of 2s0 hhds. at 6(g7e., An active demand for Mo:
askes with sales Of 100 brls at 29c At the close 1t
wac held firmly at SOC. Coffee unchanged and steady
at 13dl3Ac..
FLOUR-An improved demand for superfine and
prices better; all to be had at 81 6O4 65 was taken
80 brls. superhDe sold at 81 6O64 65, aud 200 do.
lew extra at u 1904 So The demand is chiefly for
WHIsKY-A good demand at full prices sales Of
lltO brs. at A@ll1sc., the latter rate for wagon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01

There are sods in this county nearly fifty
ears old, and so firm and strong that to
quote the language Of our representative, the
Hon. VIM. Smith, "a bullock OF 1000
weight may " ak over them after weeks
rain without soiling his hoofs more than .
lady would soil her delicate satin slipper by
crossing Turkey carpet" This may sound
Hcome and see" r. W. Downman, Fau-
quier Co., Va.-Ameriedn Farmer.
AHYBR1D PLUM OR NEorARINE.--An en-
tirely new species of fruit has sprung up
among us, that seems to unite the charac-
teristics Of both the wild plum Of our woods
and the red nectarinO peach, and all that is
known of its origin is the following; A
gentleman near Franklin, planted in his
garden some stones of the red nectarine
peach, which, on terminating and throwing
out their leaves, one among them was dis
covered of very singular formation, and like
nothing else the gentleman had seen. He
let il grow, and when transplanting the nee
tarines, left it standing in his garden, where
it has fruited for the last three years, the
fruit being of fiery-red color, the size Of
the nectariDe, and nearly round in fern,
and Of most delicious taste, the pulp being
soft, juicy and rich, and to my taste superior
to any of the plum family. Its proprietor
referred it to myself for a name, and at
once saw, from the peculiarties of the tree
and fruit, that it was hybrid, which owed
its origin to a wild plum and a nectarine
peach but could not venture to publish my
opinion until saw that the nectarine and
plum bad been hy bridized by DR.. Wylie, OF
Chester, S. g., he having exhibited the fruit
at the South Carolina Fair, and taken q
premium as a reward of his success.
This is a new fruit of exquisite beauty aud
fine taste rineninp thronph Sentambar and
punctures-a thing that can not be said ol
our cages, except where hogs run about the
trees. The tree inclines to run to top, with
clean, smooth branches, free from spurs. A
leaf send herewith; also the short one from
the wild plum, that you may see that it:
length occupies that middle space we would
suppose it ought between the foliage of its
parents.-S. Mcdowell, in Ohio GRcinnatus
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, (formerly George L. HankB) No,
100 East Second street, Cincinnati
DELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
u made to order, of any size up to $500 pounds,
and In chimes, as wanted. Every variety Of Bras
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made to
order Also, on hand, Babbitt Metal and SpeItel
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention givon to Steamboat Work,
such as Wrought;iron Piping and Fittings put uBi
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing, histlea
Blowers, Engine Bells, &o. Lager-beer Cooks aRe
all other varieties always on hand,
se29-n THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01

EXCELLENT REMEDY FOR CoUGH.-Take
a champagne bottle, fill it with pure Boston
rum, put therein a sixpence worth of Balm
of Giiead buds. Let it soak twelve hours,
shaking occasionally to aid soakage. When
you cough take sip-about teaspoonful-
inst enough to moisten the throat. Garry
with you a small vial of it, with "a few of
the buds, in your pocket, and use it. In
two or three days ordinary coughs will be
cured, and in week the worst ones.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
TBy Telegraph
New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK, January 3l.--Stocks at the
Second Board were dull, but firm. Chicago Bur;
%; Galena and Chicago 72H; Illinois Central Scrip
81 DO honds Si Panama lOii Harlem 70; Hudson
s5k; Tennessee Skies 7z1l; Kentucky Wi Missouri
vs. Treasury Twelve per Cents. l0lAs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
| N s . R A N G E!

uisE RisII{R, BY PISMI%ssIIos' %I ToL%; W scarborSugh
II, q Co; Heidelbach, seassngood 4 Oo.i Wynha.l
Haines 4 Co. W. b. Smith 4 90. RaWson. WilbyI
a Co. Hunnewell, Hill & Co.; Tweed & siblsy 4
Springer Whiteman SURE, Ecksteln 90,
[ial3-y1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
THE DAILY PRESS.
THF GRNTIAN AND THR LEE.



H
In CLEAN Of sunshipo a gentian stood,
Dreaming her life away,
While the leavts danced meTriiy through the WOO
And rode on the wind for play.
She stood in the light and locked at the sky,
TiiI her leaves were as fair aud blue. b.
But she shut her heart from the butterfly
And the coa1ing drops Of dew.
Dreaming and summing that Autumn noon,
She stayed the idlest bee
That ever fingered TO hear the tune
Ofthe wind in a rustling tree.
He had golden cuirass on,
And = eurcoat black as night,
And he wandered ever fsom 81 ade tosun,
Seeking hfs own delight.
Now we're the blossoms of Summer fed,
And the humble bee felt the ffost;
Ne knew that the asters all lay dead,
And the honey-vine cups were lost.
So he poised and fluttered above the flower,
And tried his tepdolest arts,
With WHISPERS and kisses, a weary hour,
Till he orened its heart of hearts,
Not for love Of the gentian blue,
But for his own wild will;
All he wanted washoney dew,
And there he drank his I'LL.
No more dreaming in sun OF shaded
il never could close againl
The ger tisn wittered, alone, dismayed;
The bee few over the plain
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
TBy Telegraph
PhiIndeIDhfa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 3l.-Flour dull;
sunetfne at q 256a6 3756. Wheat frm sales Of 900
bushels, red Of 81 z7Gl 29i white at 81 SOL 40.
Corn declined 2c sales Of 4,500 bushels Of new at
S9eeffg,ge; AVo. PsFk At so. WhiakI S.ssls ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
a r RIX E DI

FAR. DAVIS, OF THE CITYOFD DUBLIN,
~ who is restoring Sight to the Blind, Hearing %
the Deaf removing marks from the face curing
Piles and bad Sore Legs; Hair aso restored to the
head and prevented from fallEg OF. The Doctor wiz
cure Private Diseases in less time than any In
and you will not regret it, Persons treated for Con
sumption had better see the Doctor, nine cases
out Of twelve are not Consumption at all, and are
durable. Cancer cured without the knife.
treats all cases as he did in Dublin Ofioe hour
from A; NJ until P. n. On Sundays, from "A.
natl. The cause Of DR.. DAWES S advertising is, he
might be in the city years, and the sfficted knoH
has made in the short time he has been In the
Aty. dels
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

1K CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER.
AS1 FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled Gar
Papers, Just received from the manufacturers. F0i
Nixon, UHATFIELD & WOODS,
Manufacturer Agents,
noA ~ and 10 Walnut-ss,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
f5.l.5iil q 3; O. qaaIlsFE.ssis.

ID fsztisntai s s; & 81 81 quar- E.ef'.
6slEtl - thIss,I liuir6I txtI-'lEe thousznd sd
thirteeI fl0ilars a1l4 eighty eentG -
FOE tFAnsp1Etatt6a q the army and ~ taPRles
fNao uilliln no hunred and iftJ sFr -
lltlh4red au3leigAtS-stI atallFs -rI4 4eisfss-9le
eents- .sgaczF
Fog transportation Of Officers basSAge. .Alttteen
tbo1and three hundred and Eixty-seTes dSti4Es-
= fF0C PIFGhas5 e Dragon h0Fses- tEo hum An4
ul1ety-ssJeu th0lslld three hnnarea 49, -uALs3
Yor eIothfhg. camp md izLTri1ou equpzses ote
HIlllion, three hnndCsd an5 hfty th5ld olle NM
tlrod sud fify pns dnlIaEs Gad thiFty-eiEhi eeltA
ROr current expenses Of ordnAnee seEIlees tSslLI4
F6E 0rdIIilss ofdlanes ssSrss, and Ptes. tnein-
ding horse equipments for AL mesated Troops iglr
hundred thousand dollars
2 Ref man1fetuFe 81 aFuilg sixty tlgl'la SOLAR
- FoEfnepeaIfhg tie uanuflcfurng ezpActA5 o. ne
/ national srnory, my tho1slRd dallArs ,L.i
Fer paTehass q gunPdJf3sf ard lag i9t
RRpnEshass ofartfHGy hn-se4, SVshtJ-its thoEl-
sand l1flarS. : Il. So
For hire Of qlaFterE for trnops u store lops iot
the safe keeping % military scores Of gToucs tor
summer el1tozmAntA, AL faE te14poE4rg hnis, one
hnnsfre1 and dhy-eiEht thousand two hundred ana
eighty 1three d1tilfs and 81 ehf E-o1e eeltA ~
Eecs s. Ald belt further eGAete1i Al AP Pte,
Tratiaus and an prpEisions a aW herein eohtAlnef
5bhlleabfe % thfes yeArs T0InnfeTs shaH appty %
two ye8Es' V6llnfeerz ard an other yolunteefa 1o
have been may be received into the eFF1se 81 tn
United State fGEa period crossing three Hlfnbhs-
Approved July l., 1s61.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittshurg and Wheel
80 ing Rail Road. s

Cleveland, Pittshurg and Wheel
-l74Ts5i ing Rail Road. -,
FL -
nYaND 4ETKR slQNDA y, June 10Th, $50, Pal-
u ssnEiT Tr1ins Win ie4fe BEidgsPort a fo1l9Ss'
(snnfays e1asptei9 - s. 81 80 tiil.lz.-eg
IIs0o A. \ Nan 1nAin. stopping At an ylysiafons,
= :. arriTes At Pittsburgh ct $50 z. n, And
SIeyeIapd q $50 P. NJ -4-i'' .7li.1
~, n NJ go. rsir stopping At ala way sta
- tioi.- arrives ~ PittAbuEgh ~ $40 2. u.
e1s D NJ - Fxpress Train, STOPPING Steu-
- : b-1Tillt YsIloW Greek. WellsEile and 10
80 chesfer On the River Division and e al
Efsfions on Slain Lines, arrives a. Pitts
burzh. at lbs P. NJ, and At CleVeiAnd Hf
- IosS94 Mi saizE 1851 -
= RETURNING TFA1NSs
= - f4sSSi1nd A aIs A. II. and 800 2. ", ar
riTe q BridgePoEt At 4:s1 = u aud 80 a n
Lave PiftsbuEE At - .. =. ~ a n a.
1al0 p NJ arrive n Brldgeport - osyt a NJ ~ =
A. u. and I'D = ~ astsz ! --='-s-i
connections are mRde.as Folloyss.-
= SsliIs5 borg, Baltimore, Kashingt0ni Phiia-
- ~ tielphfa, New York and B0ston.
AZ C.IeyelSpd with Cleveland Toled R. r for San
- EisiTE[f tGSky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago Grsi
ISL a1s an points In The NoETH WrE[- With
Detroit steamers for Detroit. Jackson.
Chicago and the NoEIH WET. Witt
80 cleTela4d E.ffe R r for ETie, Dun
s kirk. BunAlo and Niagara Falls. VIII
- z Il Cleveland. Columbus Z Cincinnati for
= CreSthne. DelEUares Columbus and
ttVt ~ CiDeiuuati-
/ Al Hudson with the 4. lux Wy
Fails Akron, NM and Woes
Al Alliance With p. Pt.W.& C. RR Tor c1lton,
7fss AfSssHIon, Wooster, Salem, Buon, Co
lz4-a-- Iumbus, re-
AtsteubenyiIle With P. G. 4 C. Line and AZ BErI4IE
with CO. O. r. ..t0r 2.anssyills, Ses,
Grk, Columbus, Xeui1s Dayton, 1ndt
go annapolis, Cafro. Cfneti1Atf = vile
st Louis, St joseph and an polnts
Wat and South Wei, -. -.
ExcufsioD ffekets to Pittsburgh and return 81 s
Pare aiWays asI0E, and time much quicker thAl
/ any other route. -
Through Tickets TO al points In the West, Nortl
and Rast can be procured At the once no 81 Wafe
street next door 20 sPrigg House, Wheeling, Va ap'
| At Bridgeport Station. ,..5t.-.5.
Freight eoutrncty wiz be made atioEest rates u
any accessible By this road and is connection
10 me sEagt, North, West and North-West, ~ ono
No. 81 Water street. or with Freight gent a Bridge
| = sl6 Wheeling, Va.
1se JOHN CHAPMAN, agent,
Bridgeport, o.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President. 49,
Pr. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. - lsl2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
- BALTIMORE
Commercial College
~ 1LooATE
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts.,t
FoUEDED, 1850

EOULpEp,
lLOC ATRD,
Cor. BaItImOFe and ChRrles-Sts.,is
BALTIM0RB B, ND. s-a-f y +
.rIaHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
J prosperous and dOurishing condition Twice du-
rin the last two years has Il been neeeTy % OBTAIN
larger aPATtments for the aeeonlodAtioa Of ne n
crossing number Of students, representing HsArly
every state in the Union e5+sr-.-- ~ "a I
1t n0E occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirabIy heated buildings 10 the city fhs rooms
are ,epnnodiOusly arranged spacious and elegantly
'' The iaataes and feiiittss here offered to young
men desiring 70 qualify themselves prOpeLiy for
TRTi0ua duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
ZiOrVltgL Practical human Edne1tfon RIe
unsurpassed, in any particular, by any Efiar etab
Nh lneut IN the UnIted States. - = ~ t}llfEl-i
r. i.ll1 FACULEf ; sis 2 T77sH
PrfncipAI-Lecturer on the Science OF AecountE Com
1-slss' msrce, Business Customs, etc. sat
JIM. PHILIIPS, .-f
Professor Of The Theory and Practice o.
II. II. DAVIES =94ls 1.t-af.s -
"a Associate Professor Of Bo0k-Keepipg. 81 2
:: SSiiSsS, Peamas.tp
ID ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ., s-s..- fstg I
!. in 4. 81 Leetqrero on 9ieTe9ntils Law. iI-t I
='i- REv. y. EEAfRs REESE. d. D.
% Lecturer on commerial EthiOa. @ft
- ftsfp4-sta TRUSTEES: tfa $3.50 f
Hon Jao. p Kennedy Hon Joshua YanSan1t,
Tue College $ provided vftAla CommsFeial Library
az standariWOri expressly Goriths pse Of the Stu
fssh stadear nasa ueaE % filseri, ana u Eepa
-fately ihSttdctei.- - 4ft - 10 -
Tlsre being no raeation during the year, Students
-TRetime usnafy required toeompletet fuIieo
from t012 weeks. . t't-th
7 ADHLo1lk Is Awarded 70 all Graduates; i afIat
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, con
tanning upwards Of SIX soUARE REEI representing thu
Exterior and interior View Of the College variou.
characteristic dedgns, pl1anlhip- Ge sent by mail
fse Of CHARGE. ACCOMPANIED with fuil
particulars. Addrcss 49, e K LoSIER
r. gale -iFY - si'st' ~ Baltimore Ad. 4