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, 1863-12-17

New York nIurkcts-Dcc. 1B.
Eo1ToS-Ftrmer and decidedly mare active .t SC.
tLoEEIsc lower. Sales at $6.s5@63O for extra
eas0 fo- trade brnpds, market closing hesYy.
,MHr.K1wllsnyy at s33ssc for state aud western
GKAIEENheat heavy md 1c lover: Safes At 81 l..s:a
Milwaukee elub *1.4el51.s0 Tor amber MiiwauSee:
i: for WtstsTred M M western: 8 5a162 Tor amber
and 1Gesc better Sales at e1a531.a1 for shipping
mixed western in store aoat and u % for while
Gg1c fer western and state.
GEocER!Es-CoGee quiet and prices hsm. sugar
laAS1anc; Aayaaa: 11H@12xs. ,lolasscs quiet and
..I,Rov1s1cssEPofk shade easier Sales at s17ooa
125 for old mess; 219 q for new do: $124lSD0 for
nsx prime; $l65o@iIn9 for new prime mess: also
sides in moderate demand at Ike for long cut hams
Lard dull unchanged und in moderate demand.
, 1863-12-17
Qbtfa9o Qrib,1uc.
THE NEWS.

Our volumiaous Washington dispatches
present very full statement OF the impor-
tant public measures already broacbed in
Congress, and the discussion Of which will
bc watched with brcathless interest by the
country. They evidence one fact even at
1tns early stage, that our public men are
willing to look the crisis and its demands
squarely in the facc, and, without squeam-
lshness, seek out a cure for the rebellion,
conscious that their acts will become his.
tory and their motives be scanned bv the
whole world. Slavery seems to have left
II only the friendships that are nearest of
Kin to q love for the rebellion, Good md
loyal men North and South are gathering
10 its burial, for all recognize that the mon
ster is dead.
Important advices from Fortress Monroe
report brilliant little SUCCESS in General
Buffers command.
Our st. Paul dispatch gives IN interest
ng batch Of news from Idaho and the new
gold regions.
A noble foreign-built steamer, intended
Tor rebel cruiser, has just been captured
1jY our c0Ast hlocka7inc fioat Eho ;c 1oo+
10 the rcln]s md t,,on3h ao,nocad ~, - 49, ~
. r;ch na,, f. ~ " :" W
NV ;2;chrona -
+<o,,, - o e.s..s p,4o1ets - aie uo" ca1 Oh
friends The plenty the North was pour
ing those cells Of Libby Prison and Castle
ThundI was becoming too highly sne-
sn5 1otr na.1,. L 80 | - a c4naw nofy cltlzens'
-aru ,,a-eo..,s se s4 rs .e1o" eonsplia'orS
g. anr ;,,.,a ~ ..1..a o' au!u eae.n onl,ar1Sons'
7onoer Ths ~ = s .,aar 'sl ,,o lulu o ~lllle
is WITH, 11o1 ,,e;nr - *ts =. 1nete
which will startlc thcm n +1a;~;nna~ M I ' sas..
Of poy.r II win he noth;nr @,,,.>. .nor. .se -as
less tllan pon1oon thrown ocroaa +ho;-
ttlast ditch when it comes
The measure seeking TO secnre the sane
ppy to our black as to our white troons ia
being pressed upou Conrrcss FINN various
directions, and with such emphasis that
il must prevail.
The weather Yesterday xras uAu +ha
Year Round" in fcw },onrs, cornoss
clustering ATTEMPT to lay the tracks f7;r tho
c4EAE0%AE community N08 1E80 failure
the distribution being poor and the staple
scant Whereupon Nature, like blubber
ing scloolboy, burst into tears rubbed the
whole out, and went off into mild fit Of
weeping and snlkB, to the grief Of all the
little folks who had been on the lookont for
a different meteorological programme
Gold closed Last night at $50 1-22-a slight
aorance since 1he previous report
We "onlo 1cel sad for Charleston, and
So hao we oone 1or sodom and Common
!a.' III ootn instances recognizing TINT God
is Just. The very dispatches Of the reocls |
themselves are dark with gloom Gil
mores Swamp Nemesis is raining brim-
stone on the nest Of secession; the inhabi-
tants have fled. Darkness broods oyer the
city at night, save where Check drc i11un,-
ines to destroy. Food is scarce and high.
Rebel yaporine is at an end. Some mod-
ern Hogarth miGht make Charleston n
study for new lend of all th;npsn
From East Tennessee we have ady;ces
that lead us to surrnise some basis tn nre-
x-;nrs rsr,er4o +ho+ r,oc.+x.o,+ 1oa .,-a
, 1863-12-17

New YoRK, Dec. 18.-Thc steamer Cham
pion from Aspsnwau -7th, arrived tonight
with about 500, 200, and a large number Of
passengers, among whom is Hon. J. 8.
Mhekie, American Commissioner to Peru, ali
questions between the two countries having
been adjusted. e'
, 1863-12-17

: EEw YonK, Dec. 16,-Rcpo.t says John
Morgan has reached Richmond vim the Big
Sanity River. jeff Davis has given him
command in the army Of Georgia.
, 1863-12-17
New York Honey Marker.

NEW foRK, Dec. Il, 1863
1G4@1e4k
.Go1p.Unscttled md hrmer-openlng ut - and
closing firm at COX.
aoTERSMEET sToCKa.
Coupons. .1e9k u, 8. :. ifS5t
, 1863-12-17

wAsn1soros, Dec. ie. Gentlemen just ar.
rived from tho Army Of the Potomac, say
some Of our cavalry sti1l occupy Culpeppef,
and our pickets extend several miles beyond
that town,
, 1863-12-17

$:alcs Of Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-Thc sales of Coy
e1nmcnt bombs to-day amounted to s., ,061 $50
, 1863-12-17
From BURLINGTON. Ioyyn.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Dec. ia SHOW storm
has prevailed here all day, and RACES this eve
ning with mingled slect md rain. River full
Of ice. Ferry boats still lunning, but with
great difficulty.
, 1863-12-17
River Matters mt TtttlSunuc

River Matters ut DttliuGuc.
DrDCQUE, Dec 1G.-Thc river Is blockadetl
at this point by Ice. The ferry boat made
her last trip on Sunday. No mail or express
matter has been received in this city since
Inst Sunday morning from the East
, 1863-12-17

FLoUN-FfE1n and in fair demand.
GRAiSIN neat stezdy. No: cnoiee spring. a1.25,
Rye quiet ~ $l.23. " ~A'~~SA'':
FHoy.a!oss-DFessedhogs quiet at8xo7c.
oats. ' ~ A'1 VA
, 1863-12-17
st. 1Ionis Mnrket.-pec. II.

st. 4Ion16 Mnfkefs-Dec~ IL.
CoTIoS-Eccetpts 1a ba1es-holders asking 1Gcc
meFe ;han onye!s Viii pay. salce 18 bales good to
FLopE-1nActire.
GRAIx-Wheat hrr1er but not 60 active. Corn
s1eady and unchanged. Oats unchanged.
, 1863-12-17

THE DRAFT-That is practiced
+ Ct EVERITTr9, Isl Lake street, Is not unpleas-
ant. lou are drawn there not for three years, but
for nn time. Remember,
Cattes de V,site only 93 per dozen.
del7-s7S81t RAY NIAS Aren't
, 1863-12-17
Mem Embellishments,

4 RTIFICIAL LEGS-C. Stat
A {eEd. sole gronsietng ana ma9ufaetarer Of DE-:
approved md adopted By the Union States Govern
mSnt Eh'eh aaa appointed him t9 supply then e dis
FORD 1a6 South Clark street, Chicago, will lreceive
immediate attention. Send for Pamphlets.
P.O. Box ccE5- de17.s736-2m TH 8AkTU
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
pHDGIAhATIlA.

Whereas, In aud by the Constitution Of the
United States, II i provided that tho President
shall have power to grant reprieves and par
dOns for oiienses against the United States, ex-
cept In cases of impeachment;" and
Whereas a rebellion now exists whereby tho
loyal Stute goyc7cwents of several States have
for a long Time EeGn BgLye. ted, I'D many per.
sonO have committed and ore now gliity Gi
treason against the United States; aud u d."
Whereas, with rGiercGCG 10 gHld rebellion
and treason, laws have been enacted by Con-
grcss, declaring iorfeitures and coniiscatiop of
property and liberation of slaves, all upon
terms and conditions therein stated, and also
declaring that the President was thereby au-
lhorlzes e. sny 'lwe thereafter, by proclama-
lion, to extend thErlGohs vi n mNv have par
tlcipated in the existing rebellion, tn aDy Eta
or part thereof, pardon and amnesty, with such
ditons as he may deem oxpcdlcnt for the pub
liz welfare; and
Whereas thn .c0nl ssional declaration for
limited and InccnduI nal pardon acrords with
wrll'cstahliShcd jude exposition Of the par
dOning power; and
Whereas, with reference to said rebellion.
tho President of the nited States has issued
several proclamallols, with provisions In re.
gard 10 the liberation Of saYes; and
Where's 1t is now desired by some persons
heretofore engaged IN said rebellion to resume
their allegiance to th0 United States. and to
relnaugurate loyal State governments within
and for their respective States therefore,
|, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United
States, do proclaim, declare. and make known
to all persons who have, directly or by impll,
cation, participated In the existing rebellion,
except as hereinafter excepted, thai full par
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
Second Edition
THE PREsIDENT,s MESSAGE.
ROM ourA,hx.

THE PREsIDENT's MESSAGE.
! Agreesbly to promise, yesterday, we issued
this isimporfsnt document ii ten minutes psstsso
O'Clock to-day, in the short space of ens ho~r
aud forty n,inutss from the time 1t was delivered
to us at the Senate by the Pre.ldents Private
Secretary. t-f..b |iI!
Our compositors put the message In type In
one hour after II was furnished to them, and
they have our hearty thanks. A part Of the
message, sreisding tie Preadenfs plan Of re
construction, "THl PRocLAnArIoS ''-the most
Important portion OF this great State paper
was issued In an extra from the ofice'of
morning paper protesting to he in the interest
Of the Administration. g. 9 1 -
This extraordinary omission may have been
an accident which ia always likely to occur In
an ofiee Of small circulation and ANAL facil-
ties for printing, but on an occasion like this
where the head Of the nation, in the midst Of a
gigantic rebellion announces to the assembled
legislative bodies, and 10 the great people Of q
great nation his plan Of reconstruction there is
no excuse for such an omission ~.
II n not only an insult to the President but
swindle upon the public to whom the paper
is odered for sale. We have heard of "the
play Of Hamlet with the character Of Hamlet
left ont by particular request" but this news
paper performance exceeds any dramatic omis-
sion ever heard Of, rl, - '
We advise the public n II would undetstand
the Presidents Message and his excellent plan
for restoring the Union, to read 1t "a 1t appears
in the RHPuBLlcAN. r... ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09

ofIicers OF the Patapsco were seized by band
Of rufilans, between twenty and thirty In num-
ber, who had taken passage on board at Now
York. They were all thoroughly armed, and
among their number were engineers and sail
ing masters, who Immediately took charge of
the vessel. The passengers had nearly all re-;
tired. and all hands were so completely sur
pr,sed that resistance was out Of the question.
The captain and officers were handcuffed and
confined below, as also were all the passengers, :,
shall throw this overheard In bottle. : =
If.Fgs. TWO HOURS LATER.
There has been great hustle on deck.
vessel Is alongside, and cannon is being trans
ferred to one vessel. The craft alongside Ia a
steamer, and, from what can see Of her
through my stateroom window, she Is pierced
for cannon. From conversation I overheard
gathered that there were two other vessels
near by to cooperate with them. Lookout for
q formidable raid somewhere.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
PIRACY AND MURDER
The Steamer Chesapeake Cap.
tured by Rebel Passengers
From New York.
The Steamer PatapscO Supposed to
have been Seized by Pirates In
Disguise.
y. 5. COssuL4rE,
> IEnsT NJ n n -

r. SoNhpIATEIf
hr. JdHs, N. D., Dec. Q.
The steamer Chesapeake was cnptured 20
miles N. N. E. of Cape Cod at l.So a. IN. on
Monday by rebels who left New York as pas.
sengers. The second engineer was killed and
thrown overheard, The chief engineer and
mate were badly wounqed. Capt. wile.ts and
crew were landed here this morning.
The above dispatch gives plaasibilty to the
following, which appeared in the New York
Express on Monday
MONDAY, December |, 1853.
TO The Editors othe Nep York EEpress
Yesterday, about dark, ] picked up bo tie
in the Sound, with white rag tied about the
neck, and found this paper. I send II to yog,
thinking It might be OF Importance. put one
of my boys ashore at Harlem, and send 1t to
yon. will be in the city tomorrow, and will
call on you. j. WILLIAMS,
Master Schooner Betsy.
On BOARD PArAPsco)
Sunday Morning, Daylight,
Last night, about IL O'Clock, the captain and
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CouRT-MARTIAL.-ln the general CONF
martial OF which Brisadisr General Robert b.
Mitchell 10 president, for the trial Of Co.. Andrew
J. meReynolds, First regiment New York esvsiry,
now In session In this city, Col Dlumick, U. s A.
has been relieved and Lieut.. Col. Chas b. Gilmore,
Twentieth Maine volunteers, detailed As member
In his stead.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
ri-S.-T-lsoa-N.-Drake's Plantation

nITTrRs, .'
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an ahtidote to change of water and diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours,
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent feyers,
They prIiiy the LFrAth AMI a9.dit, r.. .L.a L,....
sQh.'"' "''', " "s'' -, ~ = Il 'I rrI",
They cure py9pepsiA snd Eonstlpsliv,
They cure DlarrheS, Cholersani Chplufa Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint anl Nerpous he.i
ache.
They are the beat Bitters In the world. They msps
the weak man strong, and are exhausted Rsturs's
great restOrer. They are composed OF the relc.
brated Calissya Bark, Cssesrilia Bark, Dsndelion,
Chamomile FiOwere, Lavender Flowers, Winter!
green, Anise, Cloyer-buds, Orange Peel Snake.
root, Csraw"y oorisnder, Burdoek, S.-T.-IsGO--
Y. 40.
received: .. - f''''
SOLDIERS HaAiE SuPERiNTENDEET's OFrIrE,i
CiscIENAri, o., Jan, 10, 1883.
Such preparation Ne this is | heartily wish In
every family, In every hospital, and at hand OE..
every battlefield g. W, ID, Andrews,
DA-y superintendent
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09

kEsuuEIs; MEsrIkG.-Key. j. W. Hunnicutt,
will deliver an address be fore the Union League
at their hall tonight. To those who know the
gentleman it will be unnecessary to state that his
address will be ono Of more than ordinary In.
terest. We bespesk q full attendance of loyal
men. Al the close OF the address there will be a
meeting Of Virginia refugees, for the purpose Of
consulting on matters believed to be OF mutnsl In.
terest to all virglnians who have suffered for
country's sake. -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRTY-EIGHTH CON @ n Ess
Eirst session.
.wEDsnsDAY. December Q, 1883.

....r| ....... EIrht BesshOns
WEDNESDAY,, December Q, 1858.
'''' SENATE.
eral Assembly Of Connecticut In favor of a
modification Of the enrolment act, so a. that
town organizations may have credit for the
humber sent. on former calls for men. -
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, gave notice of bills for
tho adjustment Of the accounts of tho Fifth and
Sixth Kansas regiments, and for auditing the
claims and indemnifying citizens Of Lawrence,
Kansas, for the destruction Of their property by
Quantrell In his late raid.
Mr.. Powell gave notice Of bill to prevent
Officers and soldiers Of the army from interfer-
ing In elections In States.
Mr.. Hale introduced bill to grant pension
to the widow of thelat Major Gen. Whipple.
At halfpsst twelve o'clock, Mr.. Nicolay, the
and announced message from the President
Of the United States.
The Message was 4 loace read BY Hon. j.
W. Forney, 6ecretaryfuo ooeu atc --also the
Proclamation ofthe Presiqb4S Ssppended thereto.
The reading having BeSH concluded, on mo.
tion Of Ar. Foot the message was ordered to
lie on the table, and the usual number Of copies
be printed, with the accompanying documents.
On motion Of Mr.. Foot, the Senate proceeded
to the election Of Chaplain for the body.
On the first ballot ~ votes were cast, as fol-
lows D... d.. -,I.,. '' ~.
Rev. Byron Sunderland, 81, Rev. E. B. Nc
Lane, III and one each for Rey. Bishop Hop
kins, OF Vermont, Revs. ]. P. Durbln, r. A.
Arthur, and Z. B. Gurley-with four blanks.
There was thus no choice. -.. %
On the second ballot forty votes were cast,
Rev. DIR. Sunderland receiving 81, and was de-.
clared elected.
A message was received from the House an
nouncing the passage Of the Joint resolution of
thanks TO Gen. Grant, and for bestowing a
medal upon him, dc. - -. =
Some discussion iensued as TO immediate ac-
tion thereon, but 1t being alleged that such
hasty action would afford bad precedent, the
resolution was ordered 10 lie on the table.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Cox was adopted,
looking to the exchange Of prisoners, with an
amendment sustaining the Administration in
its efforts to accomplish this purpose.
At half-past twelve O'Clock the Presidents
message was received and read; when
Mr.. Stevens moved that t,ie Message aud ac.
companying documents be printed. And on
his motion, the subject Of printing fifty thous-
and extra copies wss referred to the Committee
on Printing.
The House, at o'clock adjourned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09

ACCIDENT TO COMMODORE VASDBRBILT.-
While driving on the Bloomingdale road, yes
terday, Commodore Vanderbilt was thrown
from his carriage and severely injured. The
accident was caused by the horses taking fright
from collision with another team. The Com
modore, for some time after the accident, was
unconsclous.-N y. Eve. Post, Sh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09

The Peoples line of New York and Albany
steamers has suspended operations on account
of the Ice In the river. 1t Is nearly certain that
the trips will not be resumed this season.
There is mut1 ice below Albany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
The Ruasiama.

The Russian Minister, NJ. de stoeckl, enter
tainsd at dianer last evening, the members Of
the, Cabinet, the Russian naval officers, and
other distinguished guests.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
[CQmmunicstei.l
Gr Pulmonary Consumption a Curai,;s
rIsE EACE, -
CARD.
II inhsNLE1IIEa.

The undersigned haying been restored 10 nes,ln
In few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-iA
anxious to make known TO his fellow-sutterers the
means Of crre.
To all who desire II, he will seGi capy ., ...s
prescription used, tfree OF chsrgc) with the dirsr
tions for preparing and using the saIne which they
will hnd a sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRorcHrrrs, CovoHg, Cons, ge. The or,y ob;el.
of the cdyeft!ssr ia Senalng .he Prescription iI(,
benefit the afflicted, and spread information when
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will thy his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and msy prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sd-
dress REV, EDWARD A. WILSON,
se2b-'lawsm WillIanshurgh, Kings Co., NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
n F F G | 4 J.
-
NOTICE.

, WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsnIssTOs CITY, D. g., Jan. a, 1917.
In consequence of the pressure of buGines st
the War Department, passes for citizens to y al
the Army ofthe Potomac will he given at the OH CO
o. Lieut. Col. CosRAp, lsa Pennsylvania avenue,
above Nneteanth street, A pi/
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
Exp,os,eu .s 4. steam r..t.

CINCINNATI, Dec. s.-The steam tank of W.
4 R. Klrby's slaughter: house exploded yester-
day, severely scalding three men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
The suprem. cour, OF Ohio,

CINCINNATI, Dec. s.-The Supreme Court of
Ohio convened yesterday, and adjourned over
until tomorrow without transacting any busi-
ness. ..f'".s . I'' o.. rH'Fl "..-
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09

PRoMorIoS.-Licut. Ira Rarry, the comman-
der OF the Guerdhonse, yesterday received hIs
commission - captain Of company II. l4th HeE
Hampshire volunteers. The numerous friends Of
Captain Berry will be glad 10 hear that he will
probably still hold his position A. commander Of
the Central.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
N.v Y.rh C.,,r.l R.,lre.a.

ALBANY, Dec Sat meeting Of the DIrec-
tors OF the New York Central Railroad yester-
day afternoon seml-annual dividend Of five
per cent, free of government tar, was declared,
payable on the Goth of February.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
Dsst tr~ctive Fire Al Msmph,s.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.-A destructive Gre oc.
Cured at Memphis, Tennessee, on the Sd inst.
Loss, $9O, 1000. ..s- .r '.r...
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
THE CANADIAN KIDNAPPING CASE
Found Guil,y-TriaI Of seshus
n. GlddinGs

ToRosro, c. W., Dec. s.-Hawkins, one of
the parties In tho recent kidnapping case at
Montreal, has been tried and foupd guilty
The trial Of Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, Amei-
lean consul at Montreal, on the same charge
is set down for the 18th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09

~ Important to Femnles.-Dr. Cheese
maa's PMs.-The combination OF Ingredients In
these pills are the result Of long and extensive
pra hce. They are mild in their operation, and
certain In correcting all irregularities, painful
struation, removing all obstructions, whether
from cold or otherwise Lesdaehe, psln 10 tle siqe,
p~lpitstion Of the heart, whites all nervous afsc.
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back ana
hmbs, se, disturbed aleep, which srise from inter.
ruptton Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF ney e.a IN tue tIeA,.
ment OF those irregularities aud obstruotions
which have consigned so many to PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstruetion take,
place the general heslth begins To decline.
Dir. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females To all classes they
are invalusble Inducing, wih eeiaiaiy, periodical
regularity. They arc known to Thousands, who
have used them at different perisds, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most esine.i Psys.eisns an Aisanp.
Explicit frecffoas, stating irhen they should NOT be
used, with each Box-thc Price One Doior Der Por
containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills aM by mdiL PronptIy, BY remittiGg to thf
Pr"prietors. soii By Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGs l. HILLyER,
eroprietors, 81 Cedar st, Now Yrok.
soldb by =. CALVERT FORD,
se6-6meod 2so Pa. avenue, Washington, d. & g..
-
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-09
tn. ks.suchy L.si.las.r. Organised.

CNoNSA1I, Dec. s.-The Kentucky Legisla.
ture organized yesterday. DR.. Hawkins was
was read ut noon.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-18
BROWNS
Portland Commercial College

L COATED is50in the Hanson Block No. l6l MID.
IL die street. The rooms have recently been made
new and furnished neatly. and the pleasant
In the city. One separate room for Ladies'. I pre-
sent my thanks for the extensive patronage, and
promise as IN the past pains shall be spared In the
street The Principal has had 20 years experience.
Diplomas will be given to those Ladies and Gentle
men who pass through thorough for Ac-
countants. Terms will be reasonable. My Insttu-
College, Cincinnati Ohio the first and oldest in the
United States. My teaching and plans modern,
and The most improved and approved rs the frsf
etss business men have and witestify.
" Prdctictfg fuHqhf follows BOOK eepin x,
Navigation Commercial Law, Native. Business and
Ornamental Writing Commercial Arithmetic, Cor
respondenee Card Marking SC. Teaching from
printed writing copies and text books are avoided
Each Student receives separate instruction Intri-
cate Accounts adjusted Certain evenings will be
devoted to Lam Lectures, III expedent
rg-Mr. h, would refer to q recommend alton from
his Students OF this city who acting business
men. accountants, SC, containing above four huu-
dred signatures, part of which be seen In print
In the hall AT the entrance to his Rooms, a few Of
which are n follows
We have been taught by actual experience that
the method OF instruction pursued by Mr. r. n
BROWN, of thisc city in teaching the art of Writing
and the complicated series of Book Keeping. has
been eminently successful and we take pleasure in
whatever skill and facityin adjusting accounts we
may now possess:
Philip kLenry Brown. Jas olcutt Brown, stephen
III, Cummings. w. w. Thomas Jr.. Samuel Chad
wick Augustus Cummings. Jason Berry, John 8.
Russell. Fred. A. Prince. John III. Hail. George T.
Thompson. John B Coyle .Jr., Fred II. Small, John
NJ Stevens. and 200 Others.
fS~fhc services of Sea Captain il secured TO
teach Navigation. who has had 40 years experience
as practitioner. mys d&w2mi7