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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-02

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug, "a, 1866.
TO the Citizens of Portsmouth,, Norfolk and "a
ciaity: a 'i.
The undersigned having procured the well
known and justly popular Institute formerly
occupied by Professor N. b. Webster he purposes
opening a MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL, in
which will be taught all the English Branches and
Latin and French. 4aEt di E.
Special attention will be paid to Spelling,
Reading and Writing. No pupil will be allowed
to enter upon any study unless he or she be thor
oughly prepared. l252
TERMs-From SO to SIS per month, according to
the advancement of the pupil. For Latin and
French extra charges will be made. No pupil
will be received for a less time than session of
five months payable monthly. neg
He respectfully solicits the patronage of the
public. GEO. d. PARKER.
au26-1m
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HUMOROUS.
A Reverend Scamp.

A Philadelphia paper says a New Bedford
clergyman, who has been stopping in the for
Hrer city for some months, boarded at d re-
spectacle house, where he succeeded in effect
ing the ruin of an interesting and accomplished
yosAlg lady, after securing the confidence of
her protectors and procuring the appointment
OF himself as her guardian, and removing
iwath her TO other apartments The affair be-
samesq seandaloas that the reverend villain
was notified by the neighbols that his indie
ssalt behavior would no longer be tolerated.
and steps would be taken to hasten his eMt,
Mhsreapon he, with theinfatuated young lady.
left for parts Unknown, forgetting to settle
board bill amounting to some $500. The New
Bedford Standard says the party referred to
is well known in that vicinity, and has a wife
and family of the highest responsibility. He
visited one Of the churches in that city few
nights since and asked the prayers of the
people, remarking that he had been very
wicked ever since the war commenced. The
last beard of him Re was on his way to the
Yarmouth camp meeting. He is the author
Of number Of popular revival hymns, and
has been engaged in missionary work at the
West for Some ears. 9yfl mr. rc fs
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A Coon Story, The following amusing
story is sold Of GOV. George NJ Bib, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury under John Tyler, and
an inyetesates fishelanaa :estui
70 Zone day, early in the morning he planted
hf1nsslf on3a wharf for a quiet day of sport
mig At moor, q friend passed by and asked
hia about his luck 4 hain't had bite, re-
Piled the Governor the fish are scarce At
shutdown another friend passed by, and seeing
handsome yeaow frog crouching by the side
q the Governor, and evidently enjoying the
scenery, Suddenly exclaimed, What's that 2
That said the Governor, with look of hor-
sr, is my bait, and the did thing has been
s4fattiag there, / suppose, ever since nine
o'clock this morningaPa JQ30A ~ 45 81
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A WAaaisH PRISONER. "A few days agoin
baehanan county, Iowa, a deputy sheriff and
two bailias were taking a bank robber named
Ksos1bsehef, to Butler Centre, to give evidence
"a fhe case against Pollard for the same offence.
Aass is what happened to the discontinue of
the officers: AT a certain point on their Jour-
w. the party saw some wild ducks in a. pond,
and itiwas remarked to beaa finesshot,9 The
depaty hauled out his revolver, cooked, and
was shout 70 shoot when he said {, e q BY the
Bye, Roau bacher, you are a good shot with
pistol, amt you?'' as.sOf course said Rorl-
5oaeher &. Take this revolver then, and try
your band at those ducks" Rorubacher took
the weapon, jumped out of the little wagon,
and advancing toward the ducks for about ten
OF twelve steps, I'll then, suddenly wheeling
arnsad and covering them with the pistol,
told the deputy and his aids to get out Of the
wagon, and very quickly, as he intended to
take ride by himself. Imagine the feelings"
Of that little crowd as they began to crawl
siewn ont OF that wagon, for HE prisoner wit
ness had their own pistol in his possession.
Having got them safely into the road and
aotnting the buggy himself, the facetious pr-
svner made the party a speech, and then sur
wandered his advantage, declaring that he had
no WISH to use it, which ended the affair.
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Government Depository and Financial
.5 Agent of the United states.
Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.

EXCHANGE BANK Building, Main Street.
A constant supply of 7-3O Notes will be kept on
hand. 20
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES at current market
rates. ff -It i1
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on all the principal cities of the United States
Purchase Government Vouchers on the most
favorable terms, and give careful and prompt at
tenton to -..o
Accounts of Business Men and Firms.
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
Full information in regard to Government
Loans at all times cheerfully furnished
au CIV ! laii. i.le t5.
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PRIVATE SALES.
A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
~ szsI. MENT I'm CITY LOTSl
: THE BEST HOTEL SITE IN THE CITY,

cNGsIE ~ sJo4l5sA -OR--4 tqJi1ft "a -5Ht -
ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
ssW SALE. SIS tt
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
Stores, Offices, and Dwelling Houses, in the cen
trail part OF the city, the has been induced
to offer for sale that valuable unimproved piece of
property at the corner of Main and Nebraska
Streets, on which the old City Hall and Jail for
merly stood. tlS H4a4a
This property stands next to the centre of bust
in the city, and is so located as of necessity
it must Immediately be brought into requisition
for business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition Of the city, and consequent ex-
tension of Stores ior the accommodation of trade.
The location of this property is midway be-
tween the, Market House and the Depot Of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, which will be
in operation now in few months. 1t is also
equally close to most landings. And
the entire site presents an unsurpassed location
for a new Hotel, which the increasing business OF
the city already calls loudly for. A Hotel built
on this entire property could be arranged to have
two fine Stores ON Main street and the Hotel en-
trance, besides eight or ten Stores on Nebraska
street, all of which could be rented at once, so
great is the demand for business locations.
II not sold entire the property will be divided
off into eleven Building Lots of Is feet front each
and sold on terms to suit purchasers. The Lots
fronting ON NJ ain street will extend back 100 feet
and those ON Nebraska street extend back from
rs to so or 90 feet.
The owner deems it unnecessary to say ANYTHING
here in regard to the rapidly increasing yalse Of
this property. Every one familiar to the urgent
demand which already exists for Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once see its desirability.
Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE.
aug II IS.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE ON
Lynnhaven River--Eccellent Fisheries
and Fiae Oyster Coees-f offer for sale the Tract
of Land known as the
G. 40 e Ira ct
situated on Lynnhaven River, Is miles from the
city of Norfolk. 1t contains f92 acres, about rs
Of which are cleared, and the balance in good
wood and timber. There is Dwelling and all
necessary Out-houses.
- Attached to this valuable Farm is one of the
finest Fisheries on the River, together with an
excellent Oyster Cove. For further particulars
apply to Uf j. J. BURROUGHS, ai
au22-eod2w Princess Anne G. II.
nESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Sale.--We offer for sale, privately, that
desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 80, South
Catharine street, at present occupied by Lewis
Reynolds, Esq.
LEIGH 4 PHELPS, 80
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
I aul0-tf No. 9, Roanoke Square.
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N OUN G's EMfN RY
No. 8 Duke Street,

80 No. Duke Street. -
The exercises of this INSTITUTE will be re-
sumed ON Monday, the 18th of September, where
d few additional young ladies can be admitted.
= Also, five or six respectable male youths. y
IS The long existence of this highly patrenzed
SCHOOL, 1for all the branches of an English
Education, precudes the necessity of being proix
as to its public utility.
au28-6t EDWARD l.. YOUNG.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. 1.-The
u NEXT SESSION of this Institution (Which
was never discontinued during the wary will COM
mence, as usual, OCTOBER l. 1865, and end July
A, 1865. a.il ;s27
The Institution is organized into eleven distinct
Schools, with as many Professors. Six of the
Schools are Academic, (hesides that of Chem
istry, which is also Medical; four belong to the
Medical and one to the Law Department.
The Celiege expenses, for the session of nine
months, will be from $500 to $3.50, exclusive of
Text Books, of which sum about two hundred and
fifteen dollars will be required ON admission, and
the balance between that time and the LIST of
April. t=
Fer further information address the subscriber,
Post Office, &C University of Virginia." elI
s. MAUPIN, .
au 17-eod lot Chairman of Faculty
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VIRGINIA COLLEGIATE Institute,
Portsmouth, Va.
The Twelfth Scholastic Year of this Institute
will commence on MONDAY, September 4, 1865,
under the direction of G.. d. PARKER, Esq, a
graduate OF the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington. From the well known abilities of
Mr.. Parker, his excellent Scholastic attainments
and successful experience as Teacher, have
every confidence that he will sustain the reputa-
ton Of the Collegiate Institute, and hope he will
receive the liberal patronage extended to me in
former years. N. b. WEBSTER. b
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BANKS.

TTHE EXCHANGE NATIONAL
Il BANK OF NORFOLK.
President. u...
GILBERT G. WALKER.
Cashier
JOHN j. KNOX. ,.
Asst Cashier.
S. p. MOORE.
Directors: "a
Jso. b. WHlTEHEAD, CIsCfsArgs W. NEWTON,
EDWARD NJ. BRowN, GRoReE SANsTER,
MARSHALL PARKS, WILLIAM NICHOLS
GILBERT G. WALKER ..
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EW BARBER SHOP,
IN CAT MASON'S OLD STAND
No. 8 Union Street, Norfolk, Va.
d SAMUEL WILLIAMS would respectfully in
form the public that he has opened the above Es-
tablishment for the purpose of conducting Fash
ionable and well-conducted ''Asfu
BARBER'S BUSINESS,
And he respectfully solicits call from all who
desire Clean Shave, or Fashionable Cut to
their Hair or Whiskers.
re- The best practical BARRIERS employed in
this establishment, and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. auS-tf
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an30-lMN

Or, MRS. NJ. A. G. CHANDLER,
Corner of York and Bottetourt SITS.
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BOARD WANTED.-As gentleman and
ID wife wish Room with Board, or Two
Rooms, with Kitchen, without Board Rooms
on first floor preferred. Address, stating terms
and location, ''Board,' Day Book office.
=. au3l-3t 1Nu
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-02

IHOICE AND RARE.-2OO Pounds Of
~ Graveys fine Chewing Tobacco, Just re-
eeiyed BY M. A 4 G. A. SANTOS.
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au lT-eod lot

DATAPSCO FAMILY and EXTRA
FIOur.-A supply of this brand of Flour
just received. Also Chesapeake Extra Flour,
for sale by JAS. E. JONES.
au3l
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MARKETS

BURIsN6ToS. 5 p. III. Friday.
The weather during the weeA nas been
all that could be desired for mid winter
This, with good roads in the country. has
given business Of all kinds a pleasant and
active appearance. Farmers are about
done with hogs, aud are turning their al
tention 70 marketing other products, par
ticuiarly wheat and oats. There has not
much been done yet in the way of storing
corn, but should the roads continue good a
large business will be done in that line
during the present and coming month.
The pork season may be considered
closed. A few lots VIII probably be s. augh-
tered yet, but will not add materially to the
number.
The total packing will foot upza little less
than =, 900 head, agains. about q. ooO last
year and $1,000 the year previous. We
have not been able to get the average
weight, but presume i viii, b. something
heavier than last year. There has been but
Little movement in the product line. and
The most OF it is held here on packers, &C
count.
The receipts of Hogs at this point by the
E. q NJ. X. r. L. by months. for three
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Tae Me- Eeath.r 4 shoe store

!
McConnei's New Leather aad Shoe Store IS or
Main street soath ot ssttecson thee doors from
the State Rank
II yor want TO get the bees Sole Leather Har.
ness or slrirting. Go 10 McCoNNEI.r,s
II you want an extra quality Of Upper Lea
Tier Kip or CAT Skins OF any kind
Go 70 NcCONNETI'S,
4 you want Lungs. Toplnss, Binding shoe
Nails O. Threads of the best q 1ality.
Go to McC0sN ELLIS.
II yon want any Kind of Shoe ma kerr Tools
no matter o. what description
Go to McCONNFILS
lyon want pair Of Custom Made scots, for
Men or Boys. superior 10 any ever so,d IN this
city. G, to Mc~DSSFrI.S
II q lady wants The BEST hi1d CT Cali Boots or
olces 10 suit the season. she sill. get ;1ein
AZ afGCONNELLS
II you want preparation thai WILL make
your Boots and shoes soft and piiabie to r.ur
teet. and perfectly water proof.
McCoNNEIL'S
IL the olr place 10 ret II.
liz iaet. w.atever you may want ia the line OF
Leather, Shoes, CT material used by Sa.c-r max
ers, your best shance to get them W, lie
at MgCONNELLs.
Al oraers Ey mai. Or rom a dstar :ae, accom-.
panied ~ the CASH, VII. receive prom, pr and |
careiui attention.
We hope our friends VII give M c8 some tri- |
"a oio-rs' Idec23- wtf |
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CHICAGO, San. 5.
Receipts Of hogs 5, oo5 live, ana ...gsx
dressed.
Lave Hogs-Steady at Sll .5al2 -. chiefly
NJ Si-ai2 -. closing with yards empty.
Dressed Hogs-i5c lower: sales al Iva
iofc, chiefly AZ liial5c, dividing on 200
pounds.
Provisions .ess active and easier: mess
pork 2la.Oc lower; sales $500 barrels at
U.s. 5oa5a for present delivery, and $40 so ali
January. buyers option: prime mess dull
ana ooc lower sales 1000 barrels at $50 ia
90 %: bulk meats quiet; sales zoo, 600 rs
shoulders and sides on private terms; 100
tierces sweet picked hams at nc; 900
tlerces green hams at l6al6ic.
Lard-DIll; sales so tierces prime steam
al lac: white grease Isle: yellow i6c.
tlouz-pull at 2ea9 ri for red winter.
heat-2lc lower; sales at 81 50 for No |
red; q .ial ~ for No spring.
Corn--lc higher; sales No at Sc. and
rejected at s3aS5c.
Oats-:c lower at 66ia07tc.
Rye and 3ar!ey-Dull and neglected.
WEssky-Duil; sales SO bbls III !. II.
Hay-Duii at So.
lax Seed Firm at So.
Money-Nerv scarce.
EEchange-ocaree and firm at par to /
premium.
t'o.d-aa6a2253.
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NET YORK. Jan.

NEw YORK, Jan. 5.
Notsoa-Scarceiy so firm, with gooJ
business at 81 q for na;ddling upiands.
FioUr-State aad western duii and IA IN,
lower, with safes at $40 oOai( Is for eytrs
state; VI -tall Is for extra r II 9. and 81
4 3oai- O"i9r trade brands, market CLOSING
quiet.
" a.sA y-t}uiet aud scarcely SO firm: ives.
tern al " -fa2 al, and closing dull at in
side prices. -
Wheat-ta2e lower. with sales Of Chicago
spring 1T - -Sa2 ~: J. 900 bushels winfo,
81 "a. - =" a.
| Eye--si 50.
BarleT-Mora active aad fisuaer.
Cofn-t<oief At 81 - for mixed western
aGoat.
oats 5aset and shade easier. al 81 O.
a. o>l ter western.
Cefee-9ol- and aorn.aally unchanged.
SagaI-slnief; r z .5.aIaac; Muscoyauo
aad havana l>saa5c.
Noias ses Dull. Porto Rico 81 10.
IetFole}n--elUiet but firm, at 5la-oc for
crude: "s.ic for refined III bond: aiaa5c
for refined free.
WoOl--t.u.et
FORK rsett.ed and rather easier. at S4s
Az 80 lor new mess. S42a Il 50 for 'o3 and 81
cash and regular way, aad closing at S42
l2s cast; 80 oOaa6 o. for prime, $40 iDaiO 30
Tor prime mess; also =, 900 barrels az new
mess for February delivery. sellers and
buvers option, at SiIa4.
beef-tirm with moderate demand. At
s2.'a2a Tor n.aiH and ST. 5Oao4 50 for extra
mess.
Beef fans s. 40 50 for inferior, and ST.
for good.
Cut Meats-C nchanged, at l7laisic for
shoulders and l"a2lc tor hams.
Bacon SIdes-More active for future do
livery, at 2la-l c for Cumberland cut. and
Il .a22c tor long aud short ribbed.
Dressed Hogs-r'irner. at l6,al-c for
western.
Lard-Quiet and lower, at 2Oa24sc.
Hutter-ttulet and steady, at 3oa4s for
western. and foa50 for State.
Cheese !. nchanged a. l5a24c.
Money ,uiet, firm ard active ut ner
cent.
Sterling Exchaage-selling a, 81 V.,al.
90 for gold.
Gold, fse;tied and lower: opening at
:. q, declining to q "a. advancing TO g.
-. advancing 10 g 20, and closing at
- III.
Government S.ocks-ShaGe .irmer.
Stoek>-io.i0 couponsio2s: L S IS !, 20
COUPONS io2i; IS Il registered Ill; L S
b 81 coupons tIo.: o u NJ Cert 10: quick.
SILVER -: Erie sit-do psd 1905: N v &c 10:
Reading ll7;; NJ CHG: RI los: MS72
pistsbursh 's{; y " -; \ w psd -o TT w
1901.
Goli-e2 -.
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ars past, compare as follows:

io-.5uo -, II, Iis,Z3s
The falling OF it will be noticed occurred
in the early mcn,hs Of the year. ant; pro-
perIy belongs 70 last year pacAi ng. A
better iaea of the number furnished fer
packing will De gained by a comparison O.
the receipts fer the months Of Septen,be-.
october. November and December OF each
year az follows:
1852. 1854. 1864.
106, Si. ll5,sos. Ios.5e5.
At Cincinnati the season ss practically
closed. The P'see Eurregt puts down the
packing as $50, 0oo, against so, ooJ last wear.
and says:
There has been q good deal Of excite
Eaent a the hog market. The receipts have
been uueApec teddy Light, both ut this place
and Chicago, and this HaS been INTERPRETED
as strong evidence that the hogs have been
pretty generally sent to market, and that
1nose still IN the country are like the
gIeanings Of the harvest field Prices ad-
sanced largely, and at the closeSl575 70 Sl6
were tae rates easily obtained fos 200 10 go
lbs averages Fga
luz following is from the Quiasy Hnig
of the 4th:
YORK PAcKiNa.-r-he season for packing
i 1,saJ oe considered practically closed
T. snorlness ofrtha hog crop n this Sec
cary. so .'o''"s :"
VIZ aaderHtoni tEat the number of hons
~ ~ I'M, city VIII fall short OF last
; > LOU ~. - 600. Cincinnati has pack ed
49, n'oFe Snan last year, while Chi
- - 81 snort some so 0C0 or 100, 0CO
- GUS 81 a9p al least. and Louisville say
era i9i.saad, Fae aggregate faiiinc oil
ron. - 81 -. yea the entire packing reg !on
9. ne SeS-- i IS estimated. vii alI,ountto
ae.af;y syo. ~ G'hi. Is caused tnostiy b.
.ns oeaslen@.es Of he interior pac X ins- 9a-
80 ~.e.e .AsJ eit41rr did --os nave me I
s'H.'2" - oas rr tue money 70 sDera.s
moe .arsesy. Probably bosa oauses en-
g,tJ.e.: lc - result.
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DUFF'S BOOk-.kEEPINf,.

P-ice -. Postage 20 Cents. Sold by Book
sellers generally.
4 WiRDED FOUR SILVER MEDALS.
Which with the following TESTIMONIALS ina.
cate the character "f this work:
mo other work upon Book .keeoinp exn,a,nc
I'm subject with 50 much clearness and simpl-
Cashier Mechanics Bank, Wall ST.. +. v
., ia, Ives se clear insight Into Al depa,tments
Cashier 7.h Ward Ba nhhsssh,-
As anextensive Ship owner. American and
european merchant bank director, etc :. he has
borne The reputation q the hshes. order Of ID:
Merchant, No 5. South street. n.
Mr.. Drh Is a man Of rare qualifications for
MeFchant, mon street, New Orleans.
billy" r IAEi,fS'
Merchant. New Orleans.
u graduated in puf's College In half the time
thing snperfiuoos. nor leaves out anything es-
seutiai. J. r COMPTON,,
Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, ny.
~ contains much matter important to the
President Manhattan 4s ast
.vs rn lem most complete wcsk Of the Kind have
fresIuent Exchange Bank Ptttsburr
The most clear and comprehensive that lev.
ef met with. JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Bank OF pittsburR.
Iuu nave put your Own long experience as =
merchant to good use in this work
RICHARD IRWIN.
Merchant, No. 9, Front s:teet. n. Y.
The favorable opinions already expressed he
gentlemen Of cOmpe ent authorize are well a.
served, and In this case very ,roperIy besfoW.
eo CHARLES l.. I.EUPP
LEOPOLD BIERWORrH
ROBERT KELLY
Special Committee OF the Chamber of Co,,
nerce, New York -
Extract from the minutes
PROSPER n. WErMORE, Secretary.
our committee unanimously concur IN thu
opinion OF the utility OF the improved method
OF Mr.. Dun" GJfRD)N r IEsI.. ~
Rec Secy. American Institute N ~
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are Kept out OF the general books, fcr the use Of
tne pastaers only. The settlement OF Partner
SEP Books By
SINGLE ENTRY.
vita ak valuable Illustrations. exhibiting the
books re-opened BY Double Entry. A concise
! rule for rectifying
DERANGED DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKS,
Vito s.1 spsc!ncations The gain or los found.
= - also exercised in
OPENING BOOKS.
from eish. specifications. including special con.
dittons not often met with. Also. series OF e1-
CLOSING BOOKS,
rom new and peculiar specifications Tue
learner also writes about eighty
BUSINESS FORMS
r, fiomssss ;a Notes Judgment Notes Drafts.
0sc. Also series Of
BUSINESS LETTERS,
~airn. with the business FORMS are all connect
g Win MS course Of Book keeping, making tia
so1se Of c twan, q business practice with
LECTURES UPON BOOK KEEPING,
~ the senior Principal. explaining AL the bu.
sAoess matter recorded In the text Also, twelve
LECTURES ON BUSINESS SUBJECTS.
nov sr en;ery one may get rich How to get rich
"a speculAtiOns. The moral Influence Of in
.essi'y IN youth. etc. Also. lectures upon
COMMERCIAL Law.
% partnerships, Contracts. Insurance Common
.aI. the statute OF J. mutations et: pa
,.ca. Instructions in detecting
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.
by tG.i set of genuine vgnettes ard cor o.e-s
snd large collection Of Counterfeit notes
OUR RAILROAD BOOK KEEPING
IN rianuscI ipt0 exhibits the construction ana
IulpMent. the operating receipts and expendi.
lres me books closed and a dividend recorder
these books are advertised by others but not
aaSas elsewhere in the city. Our new system o.
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS,
IN mannscript) err braces ali the best for,,sin
tiitiOn OF
DlFF'S STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING.
IA this department students have the ,ssist-
nce OF Out Superintendent, Mr.. TIoMAs b,
NTH. an experienced Pract cal Mercantile Ac
ccnfant, and formerly Clerk OF N!ss;ssinni
teamer. 'Ppe
Our fuN course OF business practice incirdas
T-">sANC AhSAeuSo
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t,STRAI NOTICE.-Taken up Dec.
- 9TH 80 by Vim. Olsen at his residence il.
huron township, Des Moines County. Iowa rha
borrowing fntTay: One Roam Steer, year Ga.
branded with the letter on the right his. and
no other marks or brands
Il; appraised 20 81. By Andrew Balm and VIM. II
~ aJule on IN. Est day OF Dec. iSJi before A
W. King. j :. Dec o0ta. 1854
WN. GARRETT,
or - (i1.ix