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ed- s~cuinnn1, rorsa scsth: y I. Bes0n; I < Josss
EshiAr Lady Like Ensshst pom for Ne. sedfssd
julia 4 Nay. hnsoc Corncla- Bangor; BENJAMIN
FTanhhn Rondeu, - Bostc-: l.eIico, Roafout Sr
Ne hsaisrd; pk,ea hsdest for 6sst1; Boo
un, Gardiner Juno. Rosk,and; As,sleps, Newport:
~.na,of, EnsreIth' Ioe, ptoyidensa. veloa IIsssn
g = Milton, DO; Pc-to Ricp Providence: Nplsb.r Y
ia, ~: sins Sup. W :sbsVhpr+ foI Brtss, kan,e
| ". II ,hu, % Chrh' "iiiie. w1leu's puIne
HIcyt rag River epiN.. Me- Linden, PF l.
BlLOw-tioGep STATE, HGsl.u... Also one bi,y
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THE SrEyx OF THE RsCKrr tfRr on the
dok, at the fort q. Joislcuon sttost vb I'd ycs-
to-day BY hundreAs Of 70 r-sns who sn,ou, TO
sec no result OF the late dister The Goods remain
81 ~ they we're left idsy evening AFTER Tho bre.
The ARE quantity ~ hides s,or,re, 10 burned 10
q crisp th. gunns syJs'cd and lcoss hte heap OF
dust. the rngar and Igolasss' are mingled with the
dh, md tho nitrate u ada What hcI, IL left OF H.
Laws aheY, orse Several persru.. angiou N Try et.
paiiuen,s tho explosive qushies Of nitrate of 10
da sl,aiel theuseiv.. aG,il' btore yesterday.
Some b.s.- which had been s,,u aied With water,
we've ttd Matches seio sp,sed, and the r,.rilt wa
iirs. Their pull and flames. and smoke aroed,
sufficient to .,trnct tse ~. ntion ~ tho fne Dp,r'
mont which turned ont very On p''y. II vas re.
to,ted that the eapcrimencfr wee blown overheard
hut such 1, not the fact. Ihey became convinced.
however, that i;iate Of s>fs vour ~ ylote the
apple alton uf er.. 1t 10 70. definitely Known in
tho sorkpen tts'e that tho Ia the office threw
=, IN 70 sinrs Of the viDdov whicn fen nasnF
the explosive " aisrials, while ohers think that II
originated Ia snnr omar Which thcy canno, ex-
p,oin Tic vortrnen vcf. a. dinner NJ us uire the
Dire orisinai and thus e., Jpr hama. Tic buildings
AZ az turp show tie c1oct Of to nnine'ois
! eypociors. III. IeaT doors and winGows weie brokci
Tho chmIss~cie tun bled dosr, and everything in
| the houses trenhkd vah the Gcscuyion-. The de-
br,s caused BY be isling % he ceilings b. STAGE
,een carried Into the street. aud si lice ihcfe In re-
rn.nb ee,H tho dLsas,er. The insurSnoo on some
| Of the properly destroyed u n follows
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HORSES. CAKls:..t-,s sc.

EOR SALE--A STRONG rCIIT CRY
i horse. years vid, and Irsn III '' mi ~ -
bic ol . cart or truok- Pice sl1a -, 20 - ~
Font ". or
C,OR SALE-A GREY MARE, liE HANDS
L Llrh, In good oldo. AID sound Cyel old Sold
ior ant OF Apply No. NcDcnsA st, tin store
~ Y. city. III
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DEPARTURE or THE 56TH REGInrST.-The
ssh Regiment of BROOKLYN, mustered Fort Greene
lst evening to the number OF about 600 men. 1hcy
orler. 10 rch Tor Washington this o,c-
nIns at o'clock. Tie .uuie will he from the arnory
In Raymond St. through Fulton avenue, Fulton Il, TO
the terry to New York and take the boat for
South Anboy at the foot OF Barclay e. The following
ORDER have been srued
uEApaUAGTLns 2D DtvIsios, y. Y.s.N.GJ
BRvuKLSs, Juiy II l>VA !
Special oidei, No. 4t.-TLo ,G,h Regimen, y & ~of
'Lc state "i Ne" loIk, ct'us-,"i b. Co. John q.
Adam hayiut, with tie s--it 90, the ecu naiiGe
Chief riI "a esionts to th' e usiuoh Of the rsl-
Cent II nc ntcp S'atos unr the stat. Of New fo'k,
.ep0i 'ei lot voluntary -ciN.,o iol hundrod LSi,
~ such prce OF pacer may /. diectcu tr the AZ
Depal tLeui, It 1, o. !erei thst Cob AdAIps Apply Tor
transportation OF his ierimcnt to " IsAingiou, and
II. IS. DuRisA, MAJ. Gen.
WM. LIVING SWELL DIV. lns. & A. 40
HfAD.uABrER, 6rn EraT. y. C.s y. ~
Special Orders No a. lie .e.e.oine special oiders
are he ely plouugsei :of The ,niorm'ton OF t'us
eomiIaud. Ihe ~. ineut VIII IL. 10" { isemhle AZ
beau tiaiie's, RNnond a.. To ! . IusrI"d intu s.r
vac. Tor ~ DAY, STATE m.i'i. o!tani2tdoi- and
INN nte!y mach or N,asiin TO-. ~ time Tor
sseL bins TO n'As % h he st. NJ NJ oe-oek 4.
81; lac 40 Ineht Wih lha.eh vi ! i. III
Col. \. o. ApAxs CONS 9th Rsgt
Tnos II. LAwLra- Aci. Adlt.
THE EAST BHooKi.Ys CONGREGATIONAL
| CnuRcn Nas organized yr.,esdny .IloIuvo. IL the
Z la lulix OF the hetncsntt NnultD oC DrhAth NJ ar
Fnnsnn avenue, tJ-ily granted by the congeca-
ton tJs the occ@ion.l The new church hes teen Ia
viuus existence siLc- tho brt OF The present year
having orsAniIsd SUNDAY school and held Ia cd
dition church ,ervice, every "Wednesday evrninr
| 4 eet.ne OF the council, Consisting OF dele ate
ffOm al 1lr Gems .A,IOnrl ~lu cLc- ~ tie IT., ~
he'd at No. ~ : .fe euue tso weeks since. Whel
NwA iiso,od thu II 7sH C,pedi.n o. 4 oct rhu. n
on Heksh avenue .As, 'td ptd SScuue, .ld t. cor
nieule the erection - u. e'itCe Ioss die
The sste iday Nery,'nmencod with the us,
" eIercos- sitcI which solnlur cached hy III,
Rev. Dr. Edus!d Taylor, of .nc s'uth Cong ioI A
/ thu,oh. Aiisr the sermon, gS t,Fsoas 81
Profession ot ia.'h Hld tsentv.iSt ~ letter to-c
una niur before the altar, Tho ccnleeion of itt
and coyupt.t icad to them hv 'hc hes. 5. B1yl.
o. the Warren It -"t h.rfoG CIV. en- no alhO nd
d. usscd them. The lev. j. L. fLLsH of tue Oino!c
l.Are Coux 81 uonnI Chuich gsyG tie 'cLow ship o
| the LhrI chcs, " hsI two Of tie lIothrrs, LeIoy
Smith AID samuel. {. Hills we've oousecIaied dcF
coIs by payer and the laying GU Of Lards Tn,
LDus suppsr ~ thon administered and The service
t"nninAei. The Sunda, &c col II uplcg the supc
t. dance OF Mr.. j. Hart Tsy Ior, and Al present
| beis sixty -choiars.
kTHE DEATHS 10 Proodyu last week WEIR IiS
whch ~ we're men, Is women, 81 boys and SIS H. II
| The y .nrip.! dise1es We T. chor a lat mum ~
ehoe. LiO.t ma ssnus IL scarlet lever ), inca
-lls z, -.
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Ok AND 80 CENT LIQUID hair DYE,
CC EHIEsT's Cele bra ed IIAir Iee can lie had OF
eli druesists, snd ~ wholesale OF Bslnes a. @. Il
Park Row Wheeler, 10 Cherry st Miller q Reed
Isl Alien a. cor Stlrton, and cor Ave ID and y our-
ton ct /; Porter Fa.rchld, 4l6 Hudson s- snd 9lI
s.Ith ave Fraser Lee, 90 peekman 81 In L.s'
SSs 8 SfGrI Ia q ! q s.'s :ISs.A> ! y =
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orr MOTTO.
We use sueh Bsims - have 20 sthfA
VII NAiufs VI tho Lave Of LIFE
With blood our hands We never stain.
Nor peison msn TO ease their pain.
Our rstbsr-vho-n all soodness HliA
L'rosiuts the means g. cure al ILL.,
Ihe s'uple EeIbs bsnesth our feet,
wall nsed, ia4isvs our paius complate-
A sfnpis H-rb, ssiprp'e Flower.
Culled IRON this dewey Lee
Tive, these shs,i sr~sk with touching pow
OF change And health 10 thee.
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MEDICINES.

A REWARD or ESQ ~ THE M
liHEgB DOCTOR fails 10 describs d,sesss a.
his n~iieL.s ths nature Of their eomp Mt ~
ne's without eee'vlns sny ihforraation from,
No charge for coE.uits .iou or advice. Z
Our people are tire. ef Theories When q >
SICK h- v,n,s the rh y,iei,n. who prescri be- rvit
that are sure 20 cure hin, and such person Is,
lyu.
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DMRRHdA, DYSENTLRY, CHOII
TALK NO MORE OF HIGH PRICES.

TALK NO MORE OF HIGH PRICEs-S
L the 70 cent Patent Medicines sold ut =. !
o ~ n.r Al she 70 en,',m y ee.s ana ~ lhs,,
Seienck's Grlenl crg anl kIdway's Fila Al. y,
Porous ftss'ers Biosu'r Bronchial TrocheA e. !.
ut ~ cents each. Mas. " inslo~'s Soothing Syi
Tonic, Ayers Cherry iectors. Asuc Cue anu
partils, lembo.d'- IL. Buchu, Iio-tetter'a PIsip
md Hooiiand'r Bitte,r, WoLe's Scheidspn Sch.
fqrartsl, &C., &C., AZ ~ cents each: aud I'll otbo
tent Medicines IN market At equally low prices,
Central frtent Medicine u, rot, 1@S Spring
bets cen Wooster and LtuTeus streets. n. Y
LOWELL Proprietor
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POETRY

fulr1oAi suan az BEGINNING - nAks sheif -
pessHa-e fsr the osmins esmpsieu. Ths hnsvins b
. speiuan,
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OPERATORS, FlNI>IERS AND i; TTON-
" lo.. haAa- wanted Csvglry . .che noue but
,ooi IS ea at NJ. 81 RIDGE 81, 2rd !oor, AL the
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CTlTluERS WANTED on MILITARY
- w5t I. e. WILLIAMS 4 Co, ~. Igst
B-rea.At ~
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July I'm. 1874.

To- ssrordsScc pith your Instructions, have nc
huor 10 /, % the follow inr the result 81 the i,-
VIM Of die enfoLu cut In this div isisn
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DOBLRT gaINpLE WILL HEAR OF
IL tnn ctAinc 20 HI, ndNart,.e hv communicating
y h 10Y .Ianes seddun. tIauk.urd Ia. rs
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N'ANIED--A GOOD HAND TO MIL
w men. sho--, ut - De' -. .J3
XXThNTED-A COLOHlp OR GERMAN
w nan to take chsr.e o. Isir Of iioi .. and
niaka nitnnrlf lencraIS az, fui. Inquire a. '" ~
r. show C.ss VA u. o,ll,s cor u Eeude AID iiud-
son ~, 226
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DROT, GIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOtlA-
t,,r--ins oh,eco OF he Association se TO secure
10 soiers anu sti.os, and Their amiIies, Euy ms
o. peusiuns pAj ava bounty, md to gNe alyiee and
inu. utatsop 20 tham uitl our cot, and { prevent
I.ut ~ rinai them aud the Cove -ument. NIpi!ca-
tau IA. ls son OF by letter should T.. made ~ HEN
RI GkLENtl LLD, sec- 10 InaLvegs street. New
lorS on
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OPERATORS - WITH ANu WITHOUT
" timer own machine on lrsri' ,.' ana
l...I-h"r-. t.",.! s"lk To- sopi hands 5'l W bhns
arEFICII. ~
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From New.Orlenus.

CAIRO Tuesday. AUG. 2. 1864.
The steamer Continental from New Orleans.
June o. has arrived. There was but a mcderatc in.
curry for cotton at 59o cents less than previous quota
lions, bat holders unwilling 70 make concession.
Ordinary. 81 4sasl Al good Ordinary, 81 5odel IS;
low Middling 81 55asl 60.
The stock Of provisions light and they were held
firmly ct full prices. Old fair sugar. % cents.
Nearly 1000 exchanged Urlon prisoners from the
Red River country arrived at NewOrleans on the 25;h
the majority of them belonging 10 Iowa ard Indiana.
the Goth Indiana and 10Th Iowa being largely repre-.
scented.
The True Deta says they present most pitable
appearance being hatess. shoclcss and many OF then
without sufficient clothing to their nakednoss.
They are animated Skeletons who have ieft boodmarks
in their tracks.
Many OF them have been twelve or sixteen months in
captivity. They the first installmcut from IL,
prison pen at Tyler Texas, where from 1000 TO 6Oo
are confined in stOckade fort a; the rate OF thousand
10 the acre. and their treatment is cruel end AemeiG
beyond description.
Many officers remaining there are in irons. and al
are suffering for fool, medicine and clothing. Two
hundred Of these prisoners had been vaccnated for The
prevention OF smallpox with unhesltliy virus, whcl
hss inoccuated them with most loathesome diseases.
Immediately upon their arrival the representative O
the estern branch of the Saniiary Commission and
the State agents Of Iowa and Indiana went to work
alleviate their condition. Col Knban. by direction
Gov Morton OF Indiana hiss made four ct.empts Il
. end relief to TIE camp at Tyler without success
Kirby Smith now expresses willingness to permit ou'
prisoners to be implied and the agents OF the dieren
States and Sanitary Commission will immediately shiI
liberal supplies Of food hospital stores ana healthy
vaccine matter.
Gen. siekles left New-Orlesns on the 2Jth for New
York with health fully restored.
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DIED.

BlRDSALL-in Brooklyn, Secondary taonday) morn.
ins Ia INST Charles Townsend younsos child Of james
aud Mariana 4. BiTdssli, AGED months and days
The reves and friends OF tho family re invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence No 80 racine street.
Brooklyn, Fourth day (ednosday) ID Inst, Ut O'Clock
CLANCYOn Tuesday Aug O. julia Frances. only daughter
Of Jamce and Sarah A. Clancy aged years. months and
days
The ecs and snds respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the rdriice Of her parents No 10 Horatio
street, on Wednesday Aug g. at J o'clock r. M
DESr-A Monezumi Cal. Thursday. June 30 suddenly
John Dent OF this city, aged ~ years
HuLL-At West Stanford. Conn. Monday afternoon
Aug. Eyelyn - youngest daughter OF Simeon and Eliza
beth r. HUI of Brooklyn N Y. aged year, II months
and p days
Funeral this "wednesday morning At II o'clock, from the
residence Of her parents, Nc. ~ Nevins street
LEEln Brooklyn Tue,day. Aug 2 1854 Emiine b. infln
daughter OF Henry A. and Mar r. Lee, aged 10 days
McCAE-in New-iork, Thnrsday June ., William eldest
81 lieny NcCan, csc. Of Ifaee. County hcry Ire
land Of pneumonia, aged - years.
Phillde>ha eld Ireland paperl please copy.
MYTRs-Suddcniy, Monday morning Aug l. at the
residence g. lie u.btcr Mis-. FREEMAN EawdoH IA oehs
u,ciais. Co. 'iatihew Myers, AGED 30 year.
r'' r."'''s ~tse take. ~ hs'AjiAe, ios I..sraslr
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Commanding General Of is Department replied that he did
Upon bons rthe, ased The sSPpo.ed Court Of the s o.
OF opposition to tie military orders OF this DE
paItment replied N would be held in orpositon to such
The CONN andins General therefore orders and directs that
Edward L. Snesd esa be stayed and quieed until he give.
tie Commanding General OF his department This the said
Edward r. Snesd declines 70 do and therefore he viii be kept
custody until he shall give such parole with u Intentions
In ths time be treated with Tenderness. and care
may take detrnen In sharing with the soldiers
Of the United states the .sgues necessarily incident to camp
An communication, By said snesd will be passed through
By command Of MejcnGen. BUTLER.
r. G. DAVIS, Asst. Adt-Ven
Mr. Pierreport Ex-Governor of the State Of Western
Virginia now clamd authority Governor of the State
of Virginia, while il is notorious that he has neitnei
power nor people territory. His "rcst red Coy
eminent" las contributed man nor doiar 70
the zion cause. If conscTiption were TO be had 10
morrow such portions Of the State onr armies con
troll seyen-eishts Of the it would carry into the
war would desert and SIGHT Oh the other suo, "heie
their hearts are. Only their treasure ID on Inns
eide, ard that clone he's induced them 70 ren"h
sIdly 10 fight the side they love- the! "ouc tfesc
erously serve their master, jeff Davis 9uile as eect
lively in thousand other ways not SuleG,cu 10 Urn
military control seaport city, III military uepnis
ment where largest army * operating MAORI! "a
whose inhabitants rank rebels eager to eIADeiIas
Us and aid them; and yet these men, Pierreponf ana
Snead, ct al acmi.dslcyas's Themselves talk gibly
about the interference Of the military with the c'
Government" and are counseled to course o. ~ ~
ousness ard anarchy by the Attorney oil the
United States f..
Gen Butler saw no other way that would he Just or
or safe towards both the inhabitants and the
United States than the one lie adopted. And since
has secured all the order and justice and ssiey ana
benefcepce-the latter being abundsltly proven ny .ne
votes Of oil those who nr loyal rs to take INC
oath of Allegiance-it IL not likely he viii sweIye
from his COURSE tolerate any indvised
and dI,loyal opposition to IL. MI Sneod viii hold no
courts and MI Pierrepcnt viii exercise none OF The
functions Of State governor unless indeed they shan
be srprortod and Gen Buttler stopped by higher
authority than Mr. Bates But IL Is probable that the
Presidents great good sense viii prevent him from IN
terieripg 10 subordinate military department under
and The disoyo by thousands where the interests OF
great army are misunderstanding to subordinate
those to trumped.up provisional authorities cal,ne
,heTosalyes rovernori and Judges e. y. r.
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The QuaIiers OIL the Draft-Au OmciaI
Declaration.

In Tie Friends Reoico of this week We find
tie following article. which may be taken the official
opinion Of the Society OF Friends on the draft:
TEE MILITARY DaAlT.-Most OF Our readers ere
probably aware that the President has ordered draft
10 be made for such portion Of 900 she'll re.
main untitled by volunteers for military service on the
Jth of ninth month next This draft is to take place
under the new Enrolment act approved On the 4th
inst and II is n remarkable fact, calling for grea.
thaIkulness on the part Of Friends that while this law
declares that payment OF money shall be accepted
or received BY the Government al Communication ~
lease aLy enrolled OF drafted from personal obi.
CATION to perform military service it has section
Specially prov ding tbst nothing contained in this act
snail DO alter OF ir any way affect the law
passed on the oth and approved the 24h Of second
month last by which members OF religious denomnn.
tons cons,ieitionsy opposed to the bearing of arms
are considered non.combatanis. and relieved from
military service.
ut Is true that IN thus Relieving Friends from bear.
ing arms the Government has not ieln4uished its claim
upon them for the performance OF such duties they
can discharge without infringing upon their principles
Of peace but IL directs that those VINO may be drafted
shall be assigned by the Secretary oil War to duty in
fhe hosptil or 20 the OF tIeC01cG. or shall pay
The sum of three hundred dolis 10 lie applied to the
benefit cf the SICK and wounded soldiers
" Il Is unCcrsto0d chat tho Secretary CT War recog
uizBg TIE scruVcs Of Friends agairs' acting US sur
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NEWELL-On Monday, Aug 1864, Henry kandc Newell
ony son and youngest child Of Geo. b. and Julia t. Newell
sged months and "a days - , =, 4,
Friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 i.eno sn
funeral Wednesday afternoon Aug j. at CLOCK rom
the rcdence Of hi, parents No u hoyt street nrocsy
NEVINS-In Brooklyn, Monday Aug l. 'Aie' VIM" VI
the late Rufus L. Nevins Of New York
The relatives and friends Ct family respectfully nysd
TO attend her funeral on "Wednesday afternoon al O'CLOCK
from her residence No. 259 Livingston street
REED-On Tuesdsy Aug Joseph Pettigrew infant son %
Joseph T. and Emma Reed, aged yesr months anu -
days. =, - -
Tho relatives and friend. Of the family also the T o.
Allen Street Presbyte-ian Church, members OF MOSAIC
PIE Of Houor No l. and Social Temple, respectfully an
vted attend the funeral at the houseef his parents NO.
81 Fist street on Thursday, Aug g. ut o'clock N,
WEEKS-On Monday, Aug l. at bis late residence IN he'
ferts street, Brooklyn Jon than eeks aged ~ years.
The relatives and ends of family respectfully invtd
to attend his funeral OH Wednesday at p. @ from me
SUNNI. rfed NJ r. Church, Washington avenue corner Oh
Greene avenue without further notice
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stuton as well ne tho estina In which IL Is hel'
BIZ grateful American public. The superior ad'anta
gs and distinctive features Of this system OF CONNER
cial instruction are easily enumerated, and commend
Themselves to the mind Of every enlightened and impair
tal observer.
Standing upon The solid common serse basis Oh pIein
practical education Prof. Eastman has taken bold
and independent course fearessy rejecting ana throw
ing overheard many Of tho old fogy notions ana hme
ridden maxns Of the past until he has fairly WORKED
out and patented n system Of his own. and succeeded
in developing q grand principle OF actual business
training combining theory and paefef' ana 'L"'
supplying want long felt ard imperatyely denanded
in this branch Of instruction.
The education Of no young man proposing 70 iono"
business pursuits is complete without course OF us
tincve business studies. combining bo1 Oh 'neso err
ments and nowhere else will such course be ound 10
desirable or beneficial to the student as with large
body Of young men engaged in the same pursuits
There is activity life and enterprise among the crowd
of youth who thus been brought together with Ike
aims and for kindred purposes and spirit OF emulation
and rivalry ia manifested which seldom fails to inspire
even the duest. and which frequently does more to
quicken and stimulate than all other combined
In this city alone there said to be 900 young
men in the various avocatons Of business who have
graduated at this institution. and We have room not
only for 300 more, but for all who viii qualify them.
selves and are willing to work. And 1t is al over
our land. Merchants mechanics, manufacturers agri
culturists bankers and artisans oil calling for as
sistancc More men are needed upon every side, and
in all the various baslness pursuits. Not mere ply
steal force FOR we have plenty Of the raw material in
the thousands who daily emigratng to our shores
but mea-thoso who have willing hands and knowing
heads, ard are capable to take charge OF nations
material interests.
Never before in the history Of country has there
been similar inducements for Young men TO tit ant
thoroughly qualify themselves for the actual business
everyday life Great commercial interests are opening
up on every side and the graduates of this and othei
leading commercial colleges during the pnsi year ar
many OF them already tie high read to wealth an'
positions O. influence and Gil absorbed In the varou
ayocaions Of useful business pursuits. The supply Ia
no, kept pace with the demand and like Oliver Twist
business men ere calling In every direction "fo
more" while in every department OF business trained
skill and practical knowledge invariably takes the lea'
ard commands respect. CLAREScE.