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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

epecial feature 10 notice. Governments were iii
ste adv demand at full prices Of yesterday There
are still considerable purchases being made on iof-
egn account, the present high premium on Exchange
plrcing these bonds NJ very low figure abroad
The SKIES of 1881 sold at 1895 3lOii Sevep-ihir'ies
Mt 1906, and Ono-year Certificate. at 99i for gold,
and % for currency interest la Shares the MARKET
was Irregular. but tho changes were not important.
Mail was active at 1911 el92. Erie common adj
,auced to 79s after selling ct 70. Hudson River
was 100 lc0i. Pittsburgh was active, with au
advancing tendency, showing an improve
pcnt Of thrce-quartep per cent. Norwich
improved to 81, The market at the close was
steady. AT the Second Board the market was again
tame and irregular. Pacific Mail was frmer and
sold at 1921, with Transactions as low ls5 % 49,
seller Go, in extension Of maturing contracts Nor
witch sold at S2I. further advance. Erie was
lower, IA was Pittsburgh, but Rock Island showed
an advance. The demand for Governments was
large ut full prices. At the o'clock call tho market
was without important change, but Mail was higher,
1893 being bid.
The Exchange market ia dull, with large amount
of bills OH tho market. Sterling is lG9el7O, nom
nally.
Freights are si devoid Of activity, and rates are
without essential change, except foe Flour to Great
Britain, which has been taken at higher rates. To
Liverpool the engagements are: 10000 bush. Corn
at SID, in bulk; 1000 bbls. Flour at Is 3D.; LOCO
bbs. do ut Is. Cd. COO boxes Bacon at 2Os.; and,
per neutral flag, go boxes Bacon and 200 tcs Lard
at 27s. Cd. To Bris,ol 80 boxes Bacon at 25s. Tho
Charters are: A British bark to Bristol with gene
raj cargo, at 27s. 3D.; British bark Of 407 tuDs TO
Jamaica, at 9Oc. y bbl.; schooner Of 2lS tuns to
The Spanish Main, &C., for II months, al 81 600 v
month; British schooner of l35 tuns to Aux Cages
and back, at 5000, one half payable in gold; q
British brig to Laguayra and Porto Cabello, at 81 y
bbi.; bark Of 4Sl tuns TO MontevidsO and Bueloe
Ayres and back, on private terms.
The business of the Sub.Tressury was: Receipts,
$685. 42-fcr Customs, $4,000; Payments,
s., ,OH I6; Balance, sI4 1872 l6i so.
Gold has beea moderately active to-day without
excitement excepting toward the closc, when rmors
Of disasters At Nlcksburg put the quotations up TO
I55, after il Ind been low 1891. At the close
| it was offered at 1919.
| The Rock Island Road earned the second week
in March,
l86,............,,...,...,.... IB,iV'
! Observation-Disclosures. :s,95s
| Increase ..........................Sll lsS
The Michigan Southern Road earned the second
week in March,
| .....................'..sA!I3
......''.'...''.....'....'' 't.'"
Incr........................... .ssi,ss,
| Tn. 6r.t hall o. March shows gain Of si72,I.
The Milwaukee and Prairie da Chen Railroad
earned in tie first week in March,
: 1910 20
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Fob24 tfeod
n S. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

I s. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTlCE.-
u. EIGHTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, NETWORK.
-otioe hereby given all persons residing doing bus
neS this district imposed of ths Eighteenth, Twentieth
Twenty Wards Of the City Of Nes York, that the
Rolls will sccords.cs with the provisions OF
section Is Of the provide internal be open for
examination at this Office No So broadway and No 100
atb.v from O'Clock to o'clock for fifteen day.
FROM the date hereof Sundays excepted and that FROM the
29,h Of March to the 4h Of APi next boh days included
sppsas will he received and determined by at this oce
daily from 10 to relative to any erroneous
ces i've valuation.
All sppess must be made In writing and must specify the
ueted aud also state the grounds prIcipo OF inequality
or error csmplAiled Of ANTHONY j. BLEECKEK.
Assessor Eighth District NewYork
Dated Nav York March II. 1868.
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Eegal Noifes.


In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
j Of the County Of New:York. NOTICE IS HEREBY
OWEN TO all persons having claims against THOMAS J.
DREW late OF the City Of Ne~Yo now deceased to pre-
ssni the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
place CT redence No. twenty SIX Csnne street the CITY
81 New before the day Of june next
Dated New ork. the ll.h DAY OF December. 1862.
Dbl lAw6lno Ths ELIZABETH 3. DREW, Administrator
NUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
OHEW-YORK -HEKMINA GONZALEZ bfORI Plain.
~. sgsinst BHAULiO GONZALEZ MORT. Deiondant.-
tamIBops--For RelisETo the above named Defendant;
You are hereby summoned and required CON.
plain, 10 thu action Of which copy will be hed in tho office
eftbs Cerk City and County Of York and 10
seePy Of the said complaint on the subscriber
bis office. No. ~ Walst, NewYoTk, within twenty days
Nf tbs service Of this on you exclusive oil the
gay such servies and you fail TO answer the said com
pant within the time aforesaid tie Plaintiff In this action
En sppI to the Court for relief demanded In tho com
Fs'nt-Datsd Hsw.Yorh. February 81. 1863
JOHN FITCH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. "A Wail-st., ksw.York
complaint in this sctiop was nled In the Office Of the
80 Of the City and County Of kew.York tho xh day
March A ID. 1863. JOHN FITCH,
s@ Aw1tThs PlsiatTs Attorney.
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~ Wholesale prises of Countr, Produce.

FOR rax wEss wNprHo "WEDNESDAY March 49, 1854
lAepo'"d e1caSi'ey ior Ths ~ z th'"0'A' " D@h"s
NoTiog TO CoSnexoas og FARM propucs.-pst evs'y.
thing IN neet order Mark plain lode ioe diecoo on ev"y
tackage including weish. with tae. coao ana pane o. Az
@ssi Biz an. S . % ond ono BY mail With
when ard how thugs are forwsrted
~. Fire ,ms " Sc osn osr
FERN produce generally, 5 y cent.
QUOTATIONS are tor sizes Of good Produce IN good orde
o. wnoessis such Us fNmet realize. And not Joo9sS Of
BuTrrn.Is.e Is very ti, export trade, bu. The bone
which there 81 e are pretty d p G. a" Lower
grades o. STATE are sea. aud be bought h, cbesps
orongeCo. pals. 80 as, lfitsia.. Penn and "
rus all made s,ass. ~ %ss Reserve choice 10 -
Hsli.ark, STATE. ch.le gS Reserve fair. ......is an
Tns. asas az 'e eSoi.. We. State an
Iirkins w H. .hne Fail tFrkins. w. S'aeafair II M
made. GA Roll wrappcd....... ~
CHnxsx-Tbe morhes !. unchanged We q1o,s;
r. d %Is az f ssi S.is SSis 81,
BHaNs-The receips continue lisht. Gevera@so. COO.
.Ssad sa stss s S: ., w wss
they are trying grind several ,Ies on the ssme tcn. Isl
question not altogether easy Of solution Dy te M
Medium Beans viii sell at S5d % - per ou,h ass sas
Of anything S1sT XIX & there be oU n e be- several
scattered shout the country . Ia first Lands which the
present ex,rsme rates viii tend to draw out.
We quote (packsges included:
Med choice !, qua oo99 z Kidney choice Plus coas
res choice y bash.1 Coa3 s ;iar0w. ch y Oa.' osSs 10
Baoox COMP IL saIcs.
BEEswAx-r 10. 4504lc ..
EGGsThe receipts ntnue moderate, and prices arc ~
dag little higher than week ago 1919.
We advise shppe pack In straw or wheat chan ana fo
ward by express extra freight ia hey 10 be more bee
We quote: prime marks State and Western, p d0r aifa
state County dressed, medium weizbts......7.c-
POULTRY continues very scarce snt bigo.
each pss,s. The kinds Of poultry cOptsined the
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h~'e WnpsgspAY Mareh IL

" efs-CARgrCLlI HkPOHrBD FOh Inv ". r.TkfHUun.
WEDNESDAY,. March IL, 1883
AsIEsTae market 10 quiet but steady ~ IS for Pots,
and 80 Is for Pearls. the laster are .csrce.
BEESWAX 10 10 moderate requests 'aes OF IooO ID West
crn at &Td!Btc., cash. , . -, =,
general agns,ion which prevail. throughout commercial
clr, IA y,ry plainly shown In the Cotton market and
sssin And very dull day with further decline IN price
M, very few sales making are only to parties who
nailed 70 purchase meet ned ate requirements, and
b,ar, to-day but 91AAO bales st about Soc for Mddnss
m. marxei CLOSES heavy and nominal.
COEFEE-Ihs business 10 oil grades stil very moderate,
ne. nor buy.r nor seller willing 10 operate during the
n,.s,nt uns-ttled state OF affairs Prices squeniy
Sa,s and ANAL lot ST. Domingo at &c., beth In bond Wv
quote: .o,,a. ,,,-.u y, on,
Rio.................3if ~ Mascabo...........I ag
"sN-''''''''''''' 49,
H. Domipgo..,....."V "'t
COAL~Th. nn.et for Domsstic Is wen supplied and
p,ic.. tend Iownwerd " quote from yard f6dl 81 y
pre-. e ,Ion ale Of tan, scranton
n, 18Th in. Fosog in limited eqaes and .hs market Is
hs,v s Of go tIns Liverpool Oel at 81, cash. ship
ESQ an, Liy.rpoI Camel hare and to arrive, OF SI.od
81 81 each and month. . A., =. ooa
oac low sd.mantn. with sales Of 1000 boxes Primo City
n, he latter rate SpoIm selling at @Oc. and Patent
Refined lingo. in limited request and IL lower
and unsettled price sales VI ID baltimore aud LaAe
snrs1,r sol dJ5e. chiefly @0JisG Other kinds arc
arc insctivs yet 6rmi sales OF 70 tuns ST.
D,n,o Haywood at 81, cssb Fpstic very scarce and
6,, Eearssus aud Red Wood are neglected. There has
nan 100 un, Tobssco Fustlc shipped om hst hands
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths nsIhss for Western and ssss~
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Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ri,0IA ~
The money rnsrke, to-day has been very cay ct
sal y cent, but parties predicting great shin
Qency as soon a. Mr. Chase has natured lis iinau-
cial policy. it being, according TO their theory, the
wisest course for large borrower 10 adopt TO make
money as scarce as possible.
The convention Of demand notes into cent
Government bonds, five Juveniles, has been resumed,
AS the right OF conversion expires on the lst July
next The conversions for few days past have
been three 10 five hundred thousand dollars.
The steamer Arabia, from Boston to-day, took
&2c5 I8 in specie. and the kangaroo from this port
took 100000. The gold spectators, in order to
avoid the excise duty gold sending 1t TO Lon
dou. where it can be carried a, low rate Of in
tere.t aud ART specializing here the bills drawn
against IT,
Mr.. Cyrus W. Field addressed the member Of tho
Stock Exchange to-day on tho subject OF tho ATTAIN
tic cable. lie stated that tho subscriptions lad
reached 81, 100000.
AZ the annual meeting to-day Of the Minnesota
Mining Company Mr. VIM. Pesrsal was elected
President, in tho place Of Mr.. John c. Tucker, who
declined r,t lection, and Mr.. Samuel A. Banks
Treasurer, in the place Of Mr.. Moses A. Hoppock
The old board of directors reelected, with the
exception Of J. G. Tucker, resigned, and Moses A.
IIoprock. The vacancies were filled by tho election
Of Mr. Joseph Rudi aud +. Judson Iiawley. The
management is now as follows:
p,.ad,u, n!am Peafsr, Tfsasurer Stmusl A. Banis;
srrf.ta~y s.muei j. ". Barry Director. Joseph Rudd
William rear,sll. T.. Judson la~.ey, William h. Dodge
William Hckok. EHoch 4. Roberts, Charles T. Woodruff
Tie ann al report isa very favorable one. The
surplus Of the year 1862 10 1000, or over 10 v
cent on the stock after very largo expenditures for
improvements and opening now ground The above
earnings are NIL average Of about 2jc. u for lingo.
copper. The price now is &c. The product OF jan
uary was III tuns.
Mr.. X. G. Burlage, of the house Of Iunge, Bur-
LACE a. Co., bankers, has been elected President Of
The Isle Royal Mine, and Mr.. +. w. Cspen Secre-
tary. The Office OF the Company will be opened,
probably in Exchange place, in a few days. This
has heretofore been Boston concern but u majority
Of the stock has recently been bought by New
Workers well acquainted with the value of the
property.
Mr.. A. &. Wood, with Messrs. Clark, Dodge &
Co., WAS to-day elected n member OF the Stock
Board.
Exports exclusive Of spociel from New-York to
foreisn por;s for the week ending March 10:
1901. 1862: 1863.
For tho week.. .....tlIGl,sie s2li3eil esq, "a
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~ S. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE
~ SIXTH DIsTRlCr--Notce Il hereby given TO all
persons residing doing business In the Sixth Collection
District composed Of the s 18th aud 18Th Wards OF tho
CITY NewNoIk this, A. Rolls wi in accord
sncs with the provisions Is Of tho Act 10 provide
lnerns Revenue &C. be opsn Tor examination a, this Office
No l66 West 1i,h-s from o'clock a. m to O'clock p.
days ou the date hereof tSundsys excepted enc that
the 10th the goth day of March next both days in.
Guided Appeals will he received and determined by at
Office daily from IL M TO relative TO any eTone-
Gus or excessive Valuations
All Appeal. mus made In writing and must specify the
particular canse thing. respecting bch oecis
ion requoted snd state the ground principle Of
equality OF erIor Complained oL-Ds~d NrvYoIs Feb. 20,
lS63 JOHN b. CLEVELAND
Assessor 9TH District. ~ Y
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Total since Jan lee. s2e.sdl4l s2aO3tE ss1O6.Na
CoxskRcK OF Hyv.YoRX ron July 10 DATE
1S6O-81. 1s81-62. 1929,
Imports merchandise Oil 5J ss,35.zl5 ey25Juet
Exports producs.. 68, I3l 0j,66loj9 III. T4 Jl9
Exports speeie...... 2l,eG3,4O 9,SliG7G A.32+,9'l
The Committee appointed by the Public Stock
Board yesterday 10 consider what action should 10
taken in respect to the resolution Of the old Board
in regard TO dealings with the new, reported to-day
IN follows:
Board have passed resolution the substance OF which
subject such Of their members who may transact business d
recty indirectly in the Of THE association mme
dais erpnson. This resolution inbibs the member. Of the
closed Board from visiting during business hours this open
Board many Of s members Ia III. practice OF doing
and subject 10 the rules md regulations thereof Thes-
members contributed. along with the other members to the
support Of the open Bosd and ubssd 10 and recognized
its laws
taken by this Association rotslistory Ia is effect OH
the adopted by the closed Board Both Bos
are pendent Of each other aud may enaet sy
suId ridiculous sensible regulation in their Judgment
IL IL not the hrst time in the histoTy
oil the closed Board that thoy have passed resolutions hh
have not with public approval The Committee
,b Measure tho eonf.s taken tho minority that board
who voted sgsn,t this This minority
highly reputable portion Of the boad-I wealth and inhu
,nce and your Committee, in conclusion, bog leave 10
onsud respectfully that as they deem tho action vi
other Board nnimpoian no further notice be taken Of the
matter =, =, a.. -, .
lowing communication to the Legislature:
STATE o, ExwYonx, CosrHoLIrn's ovrlox.
ALBAET March ID, 1868, !
To INN LpssLATuRK. The Controller respectfully invites
the attention Of tbe to the TACT that the quarterly
upon State debt will be due on tbs nst day OF
Anil neI and TO tho necessity Of early decision 10 what
be- the future policy Of tho State In regard The
EiS%ts ID, usrmsais hsvs been msds Ia specie OF IL
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"WEDNESDAY, March 1877. N.
In The Stock market this morning there WAS ~
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Ohnk-Therc IL very te Of kidd In msrket PrsAric
Cbckpns are Of first hands ed cboice BRIDE woaia
now p Ut s8G90c pair. Sooi Bird' per pair eS'a
tRArhRRs-W quote: +" estein. c1oicc. Y u. sSoSe
FEEsH MyATs-Ns Guo,a
Beet. idss, good. y 10. Veal m..;:...''." ~
Nation csrcs.es... 11v Veal csves y ib......b
~. ..I,o,,,ug are far No. 4 Uuaegt
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kJAN LIN ~ bACON,
N Manufacturers of Grsnd and Square FIAkO-FORIkS
WsIeIoom No 35 Grand BToacwsy, N Y The long
oIpsrsLcc aud many facilities possess enable nc to
produce Instruments unsnTpassed by other establishment
Our personal attention to the Construction improve
melt aud introduction OF oil essDsi changes that may be
seouired 10 make perfect Piano Forte. Purchaser. are IN
vited 10 call and exsue large assortment oil ramos
which we Offering favorable teIux.
Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
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0ju5llG! Crsirnmcnls
AZ VIM r. BRADBBRY's.

~ ana COTTAGE UPRlGnrs for small room. and coun
az residences lot sale aud tail Is cent cbeAl
chan any other house send ior Pior List 7. II. CHAM
BERS. BIBLE HOUSE. Ett-st col 4'h.sv.
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JnstrnrIiou.
80 co,1ooI TEACHERS

ILL WANTING SCHOOLS or TEhUhhn ~,
n have special adv anags.. WlrHOr "a 7i3 B1osdway
400 TEHCdEas WAN1ED iF toe ,ei pn"S.p Of
ranches aud educational Conespon, T5T sNDREWS
he c0uutfN-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22
From The Hon. Judge N. Green,

From tts Hon. Judge N. Green,
President Of the Law School, AZ Lebanon, Tenn. and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme Hench Of Ten.
nes3ee:
'Ar. Dolbcar has spent many years IN teaching
and perfecung his system Of Instruction, And Ia by
far superior 70 any teacher Of penmauship have ev-
seeh. You viii perceive at once that he ~ q man
Of fine Intelligence. he gives no Instruction without
and his reasoning Ia so Just and clear that
you At perceive the principle ho seeks 10 impart
and that being fixed IA the mind, the pupil, acting
upon IT, learns 10 write with case and rapidity
az well IA With elegance.
1 commend Mr.. Dol0ear 20 your kind attention, and
trust il will be consistent with your views and feel.
ings 10 forward hts objects, Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and wiz obllge
me Worry respectfully, your friend,
IEpAEoN, TrNS., Oct 20, 1856. n. GREEN.
The following very just remarks OF The Ron. Thos.
II. Benton, u :. senator, arc worthy ne attentiso
regard Of parents aud all young pcteons who have
any hope OF success IN the busiues Of life.
WASHINGTON err, June 26, ls4s.
Sir--Consdering good handwriting 70 be mot only
an accomplishment, but means Of success 20 every
engaged in buiness, greatly applaud your mer-
t0rious eKerons 10 improve the chirocraphy Of the
age A gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
mover writes Willingly and consequently ofieA fail 10
write when they shsuld; and when they do write II Is
doue at the last momcRt with haste and impotence
and consequently with fsus OF All kiuds, OF en- com
hitting and injuTing both the writer and the cause
which he advocates, Wishing you every SUCCESS in
your laudabe nndertakinge,
remain yours, respectfully,
THOS. Il. BENTON.
ALLOW me 70 introduce TO you my friend, J. W. Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose OF teqoh-
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
successful teacher is well and 20 widely estab-
hRhed that Will say nothin on that score. Ouly
desiro 10 present bm as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure aud proat, and
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate.
anything you may do 10 further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledge by your friend,
JOHN G. EDGAR
BOOM or1 sail.'s Drug Store, Cor. Church and Viss
Shssis. HOURS, TO II, a. m, 3 to 5, p. M, and
TO at night.
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DENTISTRY!

TINS is TO NOTIFY MY PATRONS -,
that have TemOvod my DEArAL -, -
kSrA hl.lhimENr 20 Edgelo.d, near nov NLIlrfIy
family residence, where 4 AN prepared b errcuft
Dental work in its yarors branches AsI cauu0t
expect steady empl ymcnt 10 niy Offoo propose 90
yisit (prQioasiOualy) Fsmios lea Tho city ri NAH.
vile ana the c0untry Thoro who dud if iucon ven.
iout 10 0mo 20 nay 0ni0s, viii b. promptly Wallet
upen AZ th6lr reslieucrs, By notiylng a. through
the Nashville Post once Or 0thnraIsa
h. a. HERhAH, d. u. s.
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DR.. KING,S DlSPENSARY.

EYsAu arflAS DR.. EINd formerly OF New York
ItkE - for last 4 years Of Loulsyills XIV
Nl5r NSaag~S who has devoted his attentiton ~
tins treatment OF private diseases for so years atas
himself having attended W q practice for 20 many
yeAF1, and CURED 80 many thousands, he ia enabled
70 cure All diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad they may DO nom iujudioious medical treat.
ment, or nom neglect OF their own. Dr. King,
DhpensaIy Il No. e DoadeTlok street. between Cher
~ and the Square second story, whszs he eusos Al
diseases OF private nature
aOnounooa cured without nAuSeous medicinsa q,
Interference with business.
Structures OF old recent date sdeotuAly oured IN
few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot b epnioved
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief aud updeT
mlnes the constitution 90 much.
Syphilis with ell the diseases the skin GROWING
cured IN TOW days
Soatlaa Roakasss.- culAr ttention yiprbses
given 10 thla disease and eli the consequences grov
ing out OF H. brought on IN many cases By tbs de-
struotiye habits Of noOnsideTAe youths and excess
I've mdalgohoe q the passions, neglect Of which
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering the sur.
eet uLat for business on society, and oEusng promo.
lufe old age.
females who may bslaboring win any diIlouItY
mo Womb may rest assured of immediate relief
Persons reading abroad, BY writing aud stains
their case with . toe enclosed, direct 20 Dr. KinS
No rs Deaderok street. Nashville, Tonn., vii hsTs
tnh necessary medicines sent 10 their address Odios
aoars fToH y o'elook 10 the morning Until 10 81
'~~Rf lIuiy 70 IN aAels
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Author Of the Science Of PenmanGhip. /"

persons from to o. years can learn this system.
in few lessons ladies' are taught 10 write In a
neat, ensy aud rapid manner, and gentlemen 10 bold,
rap business style.
10 persons acquainted with rs merits, his system
" writing need. no other recommendation, but those
unacquRibted with IT, Mr.. u refers 20 the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead Of teaching Pen
manship merely as taitatOn Art, an experience Of
~ yyarhas enabled him 70 reduce 70 20 the certainty
" SCIENCE 90 that being guided by knOi0ledge, In
stead Of ruHiom practice pupils from " % years can
Ia short time learn W write with LASH ELE''ANCh
and RAPiDlTY.
80 accurate Is bis system, and 20 uniform m It's
success that after witnessing is effects 0u several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lamonted Alfred
Hume observes
"Hayiug had a fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Pcnmanship, and having seen the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils IN my
school, consider i bat Just % say that believe II
t. Dc not only the best system but he oHp deser.
ring The Hamelor by strict attention 10 the rules CIV
en aHy person may, In short time, acquire free,
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pleased 70 see
It universally adopted"
This expression was eoncurrod In by
Mai. Gen. h. =. Gaines, u. 3. Army;
His Excellency, James z. Jones, Gov Or Tennessee
r. Rev. J. Il Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
ri. Rev. h. p. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. y. Pies, Of Nashville Uni
vor9ity.
Rev. T. Edgar, D r., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
"Beng requested by Messrs. Dolbesr to state the
standing In society OF the gentlemen, sgntrs 70 the
within, DO 90 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they highly respectable and
gontlsneD Of education and N high standing 10 So
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON