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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
The sml Ihsonian institute,

Al recent meeting Of the Regents Of this
Institution, Hon, 8. 8. Cox was selected to
write the obituary Of his predecessor, the late
Senator DouGLAs. A better selection could mol
have been made. Mr.. Cox will prepare doc
ument worthy the place 1t will occupy In the
archives Of the Institution, and worthy the Illus
trlous subject
Piof. WooLsEY Vas at the same time selected
to write the obituary Of HE predecessor, Dr.
FELToN. no
Measures will be Immediately taken TO pIo-
cure, through Minister adams, the legacy to
the Institution bsquesthed by q niece Of SMITH.
soN, amounting to E25. 900.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
mrs. Lincoln,s Brother Dead.

The Cleveland LsGd.S (AbolItiOn) publishes
the following paragraph, from the New Orleans
Dslta, without one word Of comment. What
will the Journal sayf se1aJ y .se-- -
Mr.. Samuel B. Todd, brother Of Mfs. Lin
com, died on the battle field Of Shiloh of his
wounds received In the action of the 7th Of
April. He was gallant private in the Crts.
cent regiment, and died In defence Of his coun
try sgainst the hlreling invaders whom the hus-
band7of bis sister, Abraham Lincoln, sent to
desoiate our country and dishonor our people.
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HEADQUARTERS, OHIO VOLUNTEER MILITiA)
Surgeon. Generals Office, Columbus,
l.-.-ll a.-.-.--- q. N MAY i. 1852

MEDICAL Board OF ExAMMERs. The Board
Of Medical Examiners will meet next Thurs
day, May 9th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ In the City
of Columbus. for the examination Of Caudl.
dates for the position Of ofsurgeons and Assistant
Surgeons in the U. 8. Army, according to the
General Order Of the War Department, as well
as for the position Of Extra Surgeons authorized
by the State Of Ohio.
Candidates for admission to examination must
be Graduates Of some regular Medical Institu
tion, and must bring sufficient evidence Of good
moral character aud temperate habits.
rgar, By order of the GovernuFSr /, ersi
- lsASs@ 1GUsrAvE G. EsgWEbBER, a Z
Surgeon Generai Of Ohio.
May Ada
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

every American cltIxeu to allow himself to be
deceived by any pretenses whatever. Il he 10
n favor of the maintenance Of the Constitution
"a il IL, and the restoration Of the Union as IL
was, be knows very well, or ought TO know
very we'll, that to accomplish those he must
keep out of entangling alliances with aboli.
tionism. His duty ia to enter heartily into the
ranks Of q true, earnest and honest Union
narty.-Chiedoo Times. l4
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Psobate court.

Items of business transacted in the Probate
Court of franklin county, Judge Albery, during
theiweek ending Wednesday, May 7, 1862:
Six marriage licenses were issued during
the week.
Rev. George W. Wilson, Of "Ihe West Ohio
Eldership OF the Church of God," was author
lied to soleunlze marriages.
The first account Of Philip Helsel, Admins
traitor Of Adam Helsel, and the second account
of Joseph Rodenfels, Administrators of John J,
olding, were filed for settlement sshEff
The following Administrators were appoint.
ed; Henry WegendOrf, Of Peter Wegendorf;
Lowell w. Babbitt, de bOais non, Of Henry
Smith, Benjamin Sietler, with the will annex
ed, of Margaret Rees. -.
The will of Susannah Dove, late Of Madison
township, was admitted to probate
VIM. w. Kite, of Champaign county, mi
nor under eighteen years of age, and avolun-
teer in the 6lst regiment at Camp Chase, was
discharged from the service on writ OF hdbtds
corpus.
TIE sales of real estate by Joseph Helmich,
Administrator of George W, Helmich, were
confirmed, aud deeds ordered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

BERF P0R THE ARMY.--In another column Of
this paper will be found the advertisement Of
Captain BAreiger, Chief Commissary of Sub
sls!ence for the Mountain Department, inviting
proposals for furnishing fresh beet to General
Cox's brigade for two months from the frst Of
June next. The proposals are to be received al
the Commiasars's Office in Wheeling until two
O'Clock P. M. Of the 18th inst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

THE COLUMBUS CABINET COMPANY We de-
sire the special attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of this Company, composed OF
Journeymen Cabinet-makers, which will be
found in another column, under the head Of
" Furniture" We hope our citizens and the
public generally will literally psironize this
Company, for 1t g certainly good policy to en-
courage home manufactures aud home me
ohanioa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

BUF HOME.-We invite the attention Of these
wishing to obtain pleasant city residences to the
advertisement in this paper of the public sale
by T. W. Tallmadge, OF come beautiful lots
lying just east Of tho Luuatic Asylum, on Sat
urday next, May 10. Mr.. Tsllmadge, will take
persons desiring to attend the sale to the ground
in omnibusses, which win start from his Office
In Ambos' Building.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

rbs,s wilr ID meeting Of the Democratic
s,sts lcShtFali Committee, at the American
H0,sl. is Columbus. on "wednesday, May i4sb
q. Q O'clock, ?. M ~
Rvsry member Of the COMMITTEES Is requsste'
20 81 pfesspt. as important business will comt
bsfors them 81 this critical time in the ahai'i
Of our conntry.r q Mas a-
= = WAYNE GRIsW0LD, Chairman.
0ircisvills. April ID. 1862
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

THEATRE We are pleased to announce that
this evening is set apart for the benefit Of
Mr.. W.. Arnold, presenting entire new pIecep.
We sincerely hope that Mr.. Arnold may re-
ceive what he justly deserves--a crowded house.
Go early and secure good seats.
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A BLACK Army IN B.eeY RED TRowsras Al

A BLACK hHMY IN bAGGH NED IKuWBEhB AND
BRAIDED JAcKETs.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Commercial writes:
There is no longer any dtuOt as 10 the inten-
tion of Me-. Stanton to have the oontrabRnds
uniformed, armed and equipped at the iorts on
the southern coast. Your correspondents learns
from high authority that orders have already
been issued Tor the requisit supplies OF arms
and uniforms. The ZJuave style of uniform
has been selected, with the baggy red trowsers
and braided Jackets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

"To regulate the condition OF the difetsnt
descriptions of men composing State" says
Thomas Jefferson, sis certainly the exclusive
right OF every Slate, which nothing In the Con-
stitution has taken from them and given to the
General Government" OF course Abolition
ISIS do not reeognlze any such doctrine as this.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

The CoURTs.-The District Court for this
county win commence.its nextterm on the ~ b,
the Superior Court on the 10Th, and the Court
of Common Pleas on the 26th of May.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

u The funeral Of Captain F. X. Hulhurdi
which was to have taken place yesterday from
the residence Of Mr.. Cleveland, near Worth
ipgtOn, has been postponed to ten o'clock this
fThnradaYl morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

TIE Democrats of New York have carried
OF the late spring election four hundred and
seventeen towns. In 1860 they had but two
hundred and eight towns. They have doubled
the number Of their townships since Lincoln
was elected. ~ Sc .lryr-. o1 rzH ggI
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CRIMINAL TERN.

The criminal term of the Probate Court for
May commenced on Tuesday, the 9Th instant.
The following persons were before the Court
charged with assault and battery: Thos. Burke,
Martin Kelly and Reuben Cochrane. The first
two plead guilty; the third was tried by the
Court, on plea of not guilty, and found guilty.
The first was fined ten dollars and costs, and
the last two each FIVE dollars and costs.
On Wednesday afternoon, John Cloud and
others were on trial before the jury on charge
of assault and battery.
This is, We suppose, the last criminal term OF
ouT Probate Court, as the Legislature at its last
session pissed an act to take effect from and af-
ter July l., 1862, repeating the oct comforting
criminal jurisdiction on the Probate Courts Of
certain counties, that of Franklin county being
Included ia the number.
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Lots in Columbus 7-
e AT
PUBLIC - ALE.
t. W. Tallmadge's Addition to th'
City of Columbus.

WILL DO offered at PUBLIC SALE, to be held on
w the premises, on Nay 10Th, 1862. y
1hese lots lie 100 yards east Of Lunaio Asylum,
between Broad street and the Johnstown Road we'll
sodded surrounded with picket fence, and perfectly
draioed. CITY gas posts brick paveme to and cinder
walks lead to each the streets are we'll graded They
are beautifully and pleasantly locsted-none more de-
Blrable be found in the city. This IL splendid
chance to buy home,
oMNIBUssEs will carry FREE all persons who de-
sire to attend the sale. They will start from the Office
Of
E-t1 T, ". TALLMADGE,
myS-dtd AmDos's Building.
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Proposals for Furnishing Fresh
Beef to Troops in the Field.
OFFICE CHIEF G. g., MOUNTAIN DRPARTMRHr,
-MHpnI1Nn VI. NAV IaA2


WHEELING, VA, May 0. 1909.
CEALED PROPOSALS (marked proposals 10 be
y opened May IL, will be received at This Office un-
I'll O'Clock P NJ on the 18th inst for furnishing all
the FRESH BEEF that may lie required for troops In
the field, composing the D igade Of BTg.Gen j. d.
y K, for two hs, comneDoing on the lSt day of
June next. The Beef TO be of good, wholesome quail.
ty and TO be deli cred In equal portions OF fore aud
hind quarters (Deoks and shanks excluded), In such
qualities ey be required by the Oommissary OF the
Brigade. The probable quantity to be delivered each
week will be oOO pounds The coDr ictor will be
quied TO keep agent near the Headquarters OF the
Brigade, with an adequate supply Of cae constantly on
hand ready to l oTdera from the Oommissary OF the
Brigade. Payments will be made mo thly for the
amount OF Fresh Beef delivered, on the pIese taon Of
the Brigade oommissary receipt therefor. The &C
cepted bid will form tue basis Of written contract Of
the usual form and conditions, Bond in the sum Of
ter thousand dollars with sureieS whose indvdua
the Clerk Of the Court where they reside, will be re-
qusd Propossls must te accompanied by the oath Of
egisoce OF the party making the bid. Proposals from
hrm must epe,ify the and residences OF the In
dividuals composing 1t. Each proposal be accom-.
panied by written guarantee, signed by the party
making he bid and the proposed sureies. The oertih
Gates Of responsibility, above referred to- must accom-
pany the guarantee.
FORM OF GUARANTEE. -f-o -,-~
We, -, Of -, -, Of - and -
- OF -, do hereby guarantee that, should the
proposal Of - We accepted, th at he Tor they)
will forthwith sign the contract and lie ths required
tained by the difference between his (or thei) bid and
the next higher,
t -. ". BARRIaER,
Captain and o. g., o. &. Army,
Chief Q. g., Mountain Department, .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
Eff EXCEPT SUNDAY, I.A
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENaA RAILROADS.


~ q
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. NJ
Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Darlington, 0ilead
Gallon and at all stations North OF Galionj arriving
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk 355 P. NJ, BufalC
5;s5 T. NJ, New York 10 AN, Boston $50 P. N.
SECOND TRAIN.
REV YORK ExPRBss-Leaves Columbus at 1l.lC
4. NJ: Win stop at Delaware, Cardlngton, GileAd
Orestlire, Shelby, New London wellington and Graf
toni arriving at Cleveland at 335 P. M. Dunkirk 9O5 p
NJ: Buffalo 1925 P. M, New York 800 P. M, Boston
1855 p. M. 90 ssf4ot
i THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND ExPREss-Leayes Columbus at $40 P.
VIII stop a. all Stations sonth Of Shelby, and al
riVlngat Cleveland at 9IO Z. NJ DunSirS $50 A. NJ,
Buffalo SEQ A. NJ, New York 900 P. M. Boston II Is
p. NJ. .- 20. u -r .rrs E.T lTrf + 2
-.t ~ y eoENBcTIoNs.
Al Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
Al OrsStline win Pirtsburyh.Rt Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Ter Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Also for Chicago
At Shelby, with sandusy, Mansfield and Newark Bail.
rosd Tor all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
AT Cleveland, with Lake shore RAiiHoad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
Z York and Boston.
Baggage Usecked Through to Ne0 York and Boston
cfa cEeOesdnd: also, TO Philadelphia dad
Reio FORK ola Oresftne.
RETURNIEG
Night Express arrives at Columbus at II:30 P. M
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus al LOO A. NJ
Accommodation arrives o. Columbus at 1O;l5 2. NJ,
Fare as Low as by any other ROutc.
AK foI Tickets Uia CJesiLins OF Cleveland
E.s. FLINT,
superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, May q, ,ls62. .....
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ooLUMRus. OHIO,
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may "a 1T 1.',..a58T 1ass allsl-l. ;. 8iasta
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EoE insia.,tal szpea.ss e ~ qa.rteruaaste4,s
dspaEtll teEso sxty-llVs tho1ilnd al
thirteen dpl Fshlll q EhtyeeItas q 3 q
two million TIVE hundred q1d mn .EDur th01s1i ~
hundred and etghty-stx dollars and eiehtT-oIS
Pr transpOCtattoa '6f offleeffls h, go.
th0as.nd taEee hg1dEfd and ulxty-ISyS6 dollars.
Tor plFe3ass u dRAS oOn horsSsS two iilnlrSj -
Eine -SsHsn thOnsand Tires hRnlrSd ard thirty.
2SE elSthtaE senP aud EarEiul equipaEe, oae
Ialilioa t1Iee hpndred aas any thoislIf CTS hup.
On ~ $40 my one dollars md t6iEty-lfRlt eeDfs
thUul md dollars. - >-eg
ddug hoEss equipments far an loII1fs5 fT, co.
hundred thousand dhllRFI W -S-t
5or raaHutaet9Ee AZ arms, sixty thousand dolIsrs
eFeasng the lctuFing eapaeity Of the
plSsonll aTIEluIy1 my thOu8And dollars :
E9[ P1Eehass q gunPoWiar and lad, forty thou.
RsEPSEehase Of artillery Aorsos, tveBty.slvs tho1.
kof hire Of quarters Tor truops Of store houses l
Gns - Reo4inG q military stores Of grounds f1I
Il4l5eE eA1topments, and for Temporary huts oli5
9unered and nity-eight thousand two hundred an
easnty-Shree dollars and elGhty-Uus Cents.
sec q And belt further enacted, That al appro
Pt1slo! ana Al proytGions OF Law hereln eont6insl
ePPeeble 70 three year, volunteers shall apply q
sSp Year, volunteers, and an other volunteers 1hi
1Ie ben oeay Be received into the sarTiee Of th,
0nlte1 state9 IRA period OXeeedinE three months
+ approved, July Il, 1861.
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WHnHAel lSth April, 1851.

N6 and aftsE the I4th Of April. 1861. fho paSSSp.
" e1rTrli1S vii b FUh e I6II6Wa viz:
The EHp9O18 TElln leaves Wheeling d Nv Sxesut
eundhyH ~ 10 A. n, BsnUood AZ 1870 A. n aFFiy-
ING IN BAltmnEg ~ $40 A. n, eonnee4ink with tie
ExPreH trAtn for PhiladsIph5A. New York. BoStoS
and an the EaEtern etticS, leaving 81 6=l6 A. NJ ar
FiEe9 AZ Eashlngten II go A. ~ making Close con
neetton With the Southern linAS for all pSFtG a fis
South. This train stops a. the principal StaftonS
nom BheeitnE TO Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltim1ro At SIS p, N And
Hhshtngton City Rt AIS ?. NJ, arriving n Bspwood
n A. y. aad v keeling AZ 6SZ7 A. " making direct
connection with the SoF all parts Of the
wet So0thWe1t sud S0EthUeIt- This frain tor
emily for meals and wood and water.
The Mail TFntn leaves daily including Suudyns Al
GSI p n, Bepgood At 5:2s z. A., And arrives In
AAldmor0 1t S:lb p. n, eCnneetIng With the Mail
tFainl leaving for PhllAdelP hlhs New York Boston
and an Eastern eitiaG 1t As p. NJ arrives Il nslI.
tnEton CITY At $40 P. b. connecting With the South
GTn lines for all paFtG Of the South. This train 5to
On the west O0d OF the road At ndsYiis CalneFon
Warrington, Water Station KRIFmGnt and CiFaffou
AetuTutnG, Leaves Baltimore a ESQ A H HnIt,.
lnGt0n City At &S A. u. and arrives AZ Ben5ood Al
1910 P u. and wheeling At 1912 T. n. eonnectInE
with the kEproII tran for all parts Of the Southesi
etpal stations only. -
The Piedmont and Wheeling ACCOM- odatiou runS
daily except SHndayH EAViBg PTedmout q 6el0 A. n
and arrives AZ WhSelinG At $40 Pm.
J.RFORD, Agent.
W.P. sNlRH. Master Of ranSp0FtatiOn.
L y. Gus, eenl 1ieket Agent ap2o
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RUBuc-No- II

AN ACT to provide igr tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called into the service Of The Uni
ted States, from the time they were called into
service 70 the thiFtiet day q Juno, eighteen hun
dred aud EiIfy-oBe.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentRtiVes Of the United S9ates q America IN Con
Eress aSssmhed. Tht thcIo Be and hereby Is aYprO-
PEtated cat Of any money "a tbO Treasury not OtI-
vFyltse aPPFOP the oE AVO niliianI sevGa
hundred and sixty thousand dollarH, or 20 much
thereof - may be nseezaEy, 70 enable the Govern.
lnent 70 pay the militia a v0luntSsEB called into
service Of the United states Icing an additional
amount required for the hse1I year ending June
thiFtiGih5 Eighteen hundred and sfxty-ono.
Approved July L. IsGl
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peeebaEs 1sS7S - Fas glisszls ean nay h an
Elted g tl q tits ct, and rot fneols5iS-
telt tileLgu1t M hereby revived oE re-eIae4rl
S. H. And Be it fHTJiioI fhlf 70 JlgGTly
~ the expenses thlt nay attend tn oSaerffoT &
THIS ae the SEIul q two tinsIII SIoTIaFT -
ans = hereby Eiatsl 70 Be nd SIt = nv
money IN tie Ereasury l0t OfhsrgtSo GppFouriSio8
Approved, July y, 1s6I-
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=
&c. z And be & further enacted nat sygF,i
90 HdoS lltl be pointed TaYnin
at ne TINE q his apPointHs1G, - n5t - ID
Phy1ea1 mental and RoraI qualiasSffos5 SI5sii ~
inquired Into and sy0Eably F1p1rtta anon hJy r,
tso seeEetaEy of the Navy, and under Sf5eh rIf,iis
- -. = Z e Z Fl z
Apayof aNa1fpaE maataFs GhaIl 81 e folIoIlI ~.
en qgsy e -. oE de 9Est Ve yoars aftlr date Of
Let Rye ye9Is nun date Of e0milon, one thousanl
On othsE duty f9r the inst i've ysars afisrdats q
eonmtl1t0ns ono tb0ul8nd dollaFa: aitge hVl YG1TI
lr95l date Of 0nS thqPsln two hundred
On leave Of Gbssnee or vIaFtil,, ,rS,S fr IN. ,,
ave yeara amer date q eonmIS0n, e9Ehf hunliFe1i
dollar; after I'VE yeaFs rOln date a ~,
thoua4nd dollars and when attached - ys-Isis ~,
80 tstant ayraaEter alalI be entitled
see 4. And b Il further enacted, That from and
stset ne Pes9Go Of this act 10 Commanding omesr
Of any vessel Ia the navy 6hS b required 70 per.
form the duties Of paymaster or nsiStant uSyr,Ss.
ter: And when snch Oldea ahHIl become Iaca6t, Ly
aeaGh Or otherUtses IN ships - or q eiFu 81.
tions, OF on the Pacific cast Of the Unted stafS5
the senior ol8eaf present may maka an netfnE an
Pei9tsnt q sny ut p<rson 70 perform the dutfss
Shail report tgT duty ANY person PGrfaFuiing tho
duties Of PaymaEter or assiStant payster IN Secr.
entitled 70 receive the pay Of such rads Whist g
acting. - =
sc. , Ana be le further enacted, That each as
ut F9yns1sr Ghnll upon hIs appointment enter
Into bonds In the amount Of ten Ihousand doliSrs
with q least two good and sun Ciont s1FftieE 5F
the athtui performance Of his duties and tiat -
p laaStsEa Ahall have T1nk and precedence
with assistant suIgoons not passed and that ali an.
potntments 70 MI Yaeaaeies q the eoEp Of ryuiS-
tiers ahhu be made by regular promotion fFoin 1f6e
list Of assistant paym8steTa
see- q And bGit further enacted, That within sig
oBtha AFTER the exprlti Of the present insuTTec.
I've ne eoEp9 Of payastoEs and assistant payIas
tsE9 ahall Be reduced 70 the numbOr Of sGTinfy6ya
Ia the Whol6. -
Approved, July IL, 1851.
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LocA TRD,
Cor. BaItinore nnd ChnrIsa.sts..


BALTIMORE, MD.
THIs INSTITUTION rs now IN THE MOST
" prosperous and dOurfEhing condition. Twice du.
ring the last years has It been necessary to obtain
hEger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
ereasing number OF students, representing nearly
every State In the Union. =
u now occupies one Of thu most conspicuous and
destrahy located bpildingI in the city The roons
furnished. -
The advantages aud ABILITIES here offered to young
various duties Of the Counting ROOM or TO obtain
1AoFOgh EFuetedI ButfRE2g Ednedfi0R RgneFallY are
In any particular, by any siIntsr cStab-
FACULTYI
E.K.IOSIER,
PFtne4Pal-LeetureE on the Science Of Accounts Com.
meEce, Business Customs, etc.
J. n. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Oaleuln tfnnss
II. IL DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
.p-,,.,.s. 40. JOHNSON,
FEVteasoF 81 BnA1ne8S and Ornamental pennanRhiu.
Ts47 s,T.WILLIAAlS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. B. YRATRS REESE, D. D., E
Lecturer on CommsriAl Rthiol
TRUSTEES:
Hon JRo, 3: Kennedy, Hon Joshua vansant,
Hon; Hon; Thos SVann, VIM II. Keighler, ESQ,
Jacob Trust; Esgs VIM. Rusbe 20 : : ~
The College is provided with a Commercial IibrarV
81 works eXPressJ for the use Of tho sta
Ba6h Student has desk to himself and /. s.po.
rately instructed.
There being 70 yasation during syear, Student,
Thettme tocoulnlets the fBIIe,1r,s
A DIRLoNAis awarded to all Graduates
large and Beautifully oTnGnented Cireular enn,
tatning upwards OF SQUARE HERT rspraaentfng tG
Exterior and Interior Yisw Of the CoIlsCe T6TIoT,S
designs, PenmBuShip &C. sent BY mai
Particular. Address Elk. L6SIR
RaEtiSl0Te IA.
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Bridal Presents

SOLID SILVER WARE.
Usf RECEIVED PRR. ADA1rS T1pPT,sss
~ superior stock Of silyer Ware con1iIfina a pie
e &c ely, Toast and Ptlh Knive5 s1
IN sets, Rtah Knives aud P0riS ~
Ss1s napkin Ring, Pickle Knives and PoFFS siIyST
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