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News Of the Week.

Gilmore reports $50 guns captured
at Charleston. most of them in good or
der, large numbers Of small arms. mu
nitions Of war etc, nine railway loco
motives in running order, and grea,
number Of passenger and freight cars
These were heavy losses to the rebels
The report that Schofeld had formed
junction With Sherm IN is hardly pro.
bable. i5a sm
Hoofs army has gone o aid in che K
ing the advance of Sherman.
"A large feet and $4,000 men are in
the vicinity Of Mobile. which. if not
already captured. will soon be in our
possession. in all probability.
The rebels are concentrating all their
available ,r,ops under Lee and John
ston, and will risk the fate of the Con-
fadsracy on the success or failure Of
sheso officers.
Tho reble senate refused 10 pass the
bill to arm the slaves. The senators
are disposed TO die game.
A conspiracy was recently formed by
the rebel women Of Winchester. Va,
to enirap Sheridan at a dinGer aud Sc
cure his capture by rebels in disguise.
He was to be sent TO Richmond. Tie
plot was discovered, and the rebel wo-
men sent beyond our lines.
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A Crime.

The unparalleled extravagancs Of the
pcop,e of the United States al this time
is undoubtedly crime Of real magni-
tuJe. While 60 many Of our brave
men are periling their lives on the bat
tie field. those at home appear 10 be
devising all the ways ard means possi-
bic TO show their extravaganza. Never
was there such reckless spirit in this
direction. before. At the bs!ls in New
York boque.s valued ct $500, 90 have
been q .untingiy displayed. and other
follies to correspond! Is it not shame
ful?
~ Will any real lady indulge in such
Wild and useless waste of means, and
in such gaudy show. when her brothers
and friends are in the army exposed TO
danger and death ? Certainly not
There is some great lack ou the part Of
thassz Kho indulge 10 this ~ickedness
If ,iry tiaye money 10 sqaandsr thus
Gool;.h.. Why nc. give II TO lie govern
men:,o Isstow il for comforts to render
: sl,s seliis.'s lot more agreeable? Three
hundred dollars ioolishly expended for
a boqus:. which is soon thrown aside
Tor apoiI.vF or some similar bauble, wo'd
tling tslnae;es aIa fefs6esf for regi-
!, msot Of sick OF ~oen;ed soldiers. Why
not bessow the fusds in this disac:ion
When will this hesdisssnsss be eaeck-
ed !? When viii our people res'iss the
need Of economy and feel as they shonld
for, the poor. suffering soldiers. ShoI
stand between them and danger. and
preserve lhem from destruction? ? ba
We trust n,e press viii speak out on
,bis subject, and keep speaking until
sie.e yoiariss Of folly shall become
ashamed Of their wantonness and re-
fo,n ,beir practices. O. for the spirit
IL our fathers and mothers :of. the Rev
.plp'iop,
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Election Notice.
NOTICE is herebv o;ven In n,,,,,.

NuiiCEis hereby given, in pursuance of law
= 10 the qualified voters OF Oskaloosa Town
snip, Jefferson County. Kansas, that there will
be an election held IL the Village OF Oskaloosa ia
sad Io.nship.on Monday the 9Th day of March
u. 1868. tor tho election OF one Township
Trustee. two Justices Of the Peace and two Con.
Stables Tor said Township, and one Road Over.
seer In each Road District in said Township.
Given under my hand at my otfice in the vii.
iase OF Oskaloosn, on this e5th day Of FEBRUARY,
a. U. 1865. OLIVER s;uHADER,
z2i Township Trustee.
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Saturday, March IL, 1865.
The situation.

By reference 70 the map, il will be
seen that our main armies are now in a
situation to render each other assistance
With more facility than the rebels can
give aid to each other. Grant is south
OF Richmond: Schofeld has his base at
Wilmington. Sherman is moving at his
leisure and pretty much at his pleasure
through the Carolinas: Sheridan's forces
are IN the Shenandoah valley, where
they can strike effective blows against
the foe. sad .pa..
Sherman and Scho6eld. to all appear
snoes. can form a junction when they
wish TO do SO, unless, as we hardly be-
lieve. the rebels can muster q force Of
sufficient magnitude to prevent such a
union of our forces. Sc
From all the information We can
gather. the rebels have not over so, ,OOO
men outside of Richmond in the east to
oppose to Sherman and Schofeld.-
True. Hoods army or what is left of it,
has gone to Beauregard, or Johnston,
now in command of the forces opposed
to Sherman. The late garrisons of
Wilmington and Charleston are also in
the same army. But Sherman, in ad-
di,icn to his own superb battalions, has
The army recently under Foster, which
will probably strengthen him quite as
much as Johnston is strengthened, and
they will probably be about as well
matched as they were las. summer,
when Sherman kept driving the rebels
back from day TO day and week 70 week.
But now the rebels do not have the
benefit of mountains and strong natural
defenses 10 aid them. and we trust the
campaign will be short and decisive.
We incline to tie sofsfihtiiSShf sfft in s.at the
rebels will stake their last hopes on a
battle with Sherman. and if defeated
disa.trously. will yield. This appears
to be their only chance for possible
success. Lee does not wish 10 be beat
On utterly. Ho has won fame which
defeat would tArnish or eclipse. If
Joh ns;on can win victory. then Lee
-, :r L. i-----, L. ~---rp
and VS. believe he will.
II Sherman whips Johnston. there is
no hope for Lee and Richmond. for all
supplies will be Gu, Of. and the ques
n,ion Of surrender is only mater of
time
There is bare possibility that the
rebels may concentrate and fall upon
Scho6eld or Sherman, one at time,
and gain some advantages-eyen defeat
one or both of these generals; but we
think it hardly probable that they can
yanqui.h either. or even seriously
H.hwarl the plans Of Sherman. 1t seems
10 be their purpose to defeat the armies
under these officers in deIail, and if
they succeed. then to turn upon Grant.
But We think they will fail. and failing
viii fall. Let US hope for the best and
prepare for the worst.
The prospects are cheering. May The
skies remain light.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, -. =
1EFFERsoN County. SILL .eit Il
David l.. Lakin, Plaintiff.

Joseph I. Bliss aud Julia A. Bliss, ,psse,,d,n,s
by virtue OF an Order OF Sale bcaring dat,
February %, a. ID. 1868. To me directed and do
byered, issued in the above entitled snit. bv tbs
Clerk OF the District Court OF the Third Judicia
District OF tho State Of Kansas, sitting withir
and tor said County ot Jefferson and also b,
vlr'ue OF the iudgment rendered is, said sui, b,
.ait court, on the 3lsi day OF October, A. D. Is
81. | will, on tuesday, the 2sth day oi
inreh, a., ID. 1855, nj two O'Clock. r, M
OF that day, at the Court House door in the vii.
lage oi Oska'oosa, in the County of Jefferson and
Stale Of Kansas, offer al Public Sale and sell
TO the highest bidder, tor cash in hand a, the
time Of sale, the following descr bid tracts of
land, lying. being and situate in the Couniv oi
Jetiersor, State Of Kansas, TO wit:
:. Lots y, nine and io) zen, in Block t55, fsfiv
hive, in tha Town Of G-asshoppsr Falls in saij
Coue'y. according 10 the ofigina, snrvr and pinn
OF said Town appraised at tts50 OO) eight hun,
dred and fifty dollars.
= o,cf HORACE GIDBS.
Sheriff oi Jefferson County. Kansss.
Sheriff 3 Office, Oskaocss, Feb 25th ig0S.
CLouGH 4 WHEAT, An'ys for Prff. 23i.Sw
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made, and one Of them. Miles Cal ter, was
captured and lodged in the calaboose.
But the spirit of the people had been
aroused. aud mob broke open the Jail
and took Carter to some adjoining tim
Der and hung him. Meanwhile two
notorious horse dealers in the town
took the hint and left for parts un-
known. Smith made his escape.
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r. 7. X. Whites son, a boy abou,
fourteen years old. was killed on Mon.
day last by the accidental discharge Of
n gun in the hands Of playmate of
about the same age. Another sad re-
suit of carelessness in the use of fire.
Sentinel.
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JOHN K. YOUTSLER,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law
0skALOOSi, JEFFERSON Co., KAN.
Ofise North. East Corner Public Square
Final Settlement

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN Others interested in the estate OF Wiiliau
brown, deceased, that | intend to make fina
settlement OF said estate at tho next sglar fern
o. Inc rrona.e Court siilins within aud Tor Jet
ia Osksloosa, on Monday the Sd day Of April
4. u. 1865. BEBECCA BROWN.
2jt-iw$275 Administrative
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LEGAL CARD.
LAMRiScE. II .rch. 1855.

LAwgiScE, N rch, 1855.
+ TAKE this method to Inform my old clients
i anu friends, that after nearly terse years. ser
vice in the army as Commissary of Subsistence
1 have returned and resumed the practice of NV
profession, and will take pleasure in attending
10 any and all business intrusted TO my care, be.
fore the different courts State or FEDERAL or any
business before Congress, either OF the depart
ments Mt Washington. Having secured the ser.
vices of one Of the abiest lawyers in Washing
ton, can say with confidence. that j, will be to
the advantage OF all persons having claims ag-
ainst the Governmen', 10 place them in my hand.
for collection.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Attorney a; Law
235-3m Old firm Of CHRIsrIAy & LANE.
n. b. will attend To getting pay due officers
of the 4tf and 5th Indian Regiments.
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Edward Kingsburv. Defendant

Edward kingsburv. Dciendant
You, the above FAMED Edward kin.sbury. are
hereby notified, by publication hereof being made
in "the independent for six consecutive weeks
that the above named plaintiff. Casander kiugsbur,
has filed her petition in the above entitled suit
ninst you, In the above mentioned court, wherein
said suit Is now pending, The object Of which and
the prayer Of said petition IS for the said plaintiff To
oblan u divorce from the bonds OF matTiInony here
tofore contracted between YOU and the said rl.ifi
ON or about the 2lth day OF October A. ID. Is5O IN
the County of " Ninnebago, State of Illinois: and
the said plaintiff ia the said petition ALLEGED that she
has borne 70 you. tbs tsuits OF said marriage two
children, David Oaerin. aged about IL wears and
Charles William, aged about 10 years; that she has
1t all times demeaned herself towards you as a du
tiful and faithful wife; and that you disregarinr
your duties towards lie said plaintiff, without her
consent or wish, on oEAbout the 2Iih day of Fsbru-
ary, A. ID. 1880. left the said plaintiff and ,hat you
have, ever since said 9th day of February, A. ID.
lrbO, trcn wilify absent from her, although often
requested aud urged 10 retafn 10 her. and do and
perfofm the duties which YOU. he our hi
10 do and perform; and that you. In gross neglect
Of your duty to said plaintiff, have for more than
three years preyiens to the ns of the said petition
utterly neglected and refused and still utterly neg-
ieci and refuse to furnish ard provide for the said
plaintiff, or for her and your children aforesaid
food or ratmeRf, or any means wherowth the same
could DO purchased orproeurci. And you, the said
Edward kfngsbury, are further notified. that the
said plaintiff IN said petition prays that the custody
care, and education of the SAID children may be de-
creed 20 her, the saii plaintiff. And you, he said
Edward kngsbnry. arc further notified that younre
required 10 answer the said petition on or before the
first DAY 6f May. A. ID. 1865 and that unless you an
swer the same on or before the day last ma amed said
petition VIII be taken as true aud judgment rend-
cred accordingly. lt41 ~ 80 II
Dated this 1ith day of February, A. D. ls5j.
CL0UGH & WHEAT,
2S2- u !,ls0ems s2s,50 Attorneys for Plaintir.
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Order OF Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
II III District Court Of the Third Judicial
District OF the State OF Kansas, sitting in aud
tor the County of jefferson, ia saii State.
Casander kingsbury, Plain;iii,
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RIVER PRICES.

The motto Of 81 i've and Let Live'' vii, govern
US IN our dealings.
Call and see us before purchasing
elsewhere, a, our new stand on the
south side of the Public square, one
door west Of Il. 3. Carson Il Bros store.
227-Lf COY l. ALLEN.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps.
spices, Salt, Hardware, and all
the etceielas usually found in a
Live Establishment Of the kind.
All Soil on the most Reason
able Terms. Give us a call.
Everybody, and see for your
selves, at the old stand of Moore
& Mcclellan.
FINICUM & TOWNSEND.
O.kaloosi, Feb 10, 1856 232f
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Our latest advices strengthen the be
lief that Sheridan has defeated Early,
capturing nearly all his troops and the
rebel general himself.
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DESTROYS Of building up permanent ,ra,
we shall sell at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-03
Jersey CITY.

THE DRAFT for Jer.ov City commenced at
Newark yesterday afternoon, and the two first
wards were completed. The number Of names
drawn IN the FRS. Ward wns 20, including the
hundred per cent, and in the second Ward 1870, tho
deficiency being 50. TIE dTai, for the Third and
Fourth Wards will take place to-,lAy. In Hohoken,
where the draft was completed ycato day, tho City
Council have contracted with parties to furnish the
requ rcd NUM- er Of men for 1850 each.
BERGEN TUNSEL.-The telegraph apparatus
for signalling trains passing through the Bergen
tuuucllhas been neNy completed. -Four Martelo
tJwcrs-two At each end-ior the Ere and N rms
" EsscN roads respectively, have teen erect d.
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nd N, p,o,ber- came upun the platform, where
hsv ANNOUNCED themselves willing TO 10 ried ~
Builsy and Cummins. . declaration that was re-
<iyud with immeuse cheering. The ~
NJ now proceodeL the brother operated
1pon BY Cuuuins wN refractory under
standing Ira Davorp0rrs protests, Mr.. Cummings
securely tied up the rate "brothef," AM th'n
sLnIg lug hs shoulders, walled away. J. me
diaflv Davenport called ont a. his agent, "Fetgu-
spn, cut this" The agent approached "iho Uf'.
thli," aud Instantly the hands II Tint petfoIago
we're free, one 81 them beny shown a. me ah'l-
encs, covered with LloOl. THIS pr duccd sensa'
peloi by addressing tc Audi'pco I"D"NHi
/" Ladies and gentlemen, tbs. blood was chhscd y
DR. Ferguson In emitting The rorr' lercup'h Al
immense cheer arose, followed ly SIC iurther
declaration II Cuui.Iirgq that d" "ond y We
40 to any chs1tstle sJciety IN biYeru Of
# . physician declared the blood was csusol
10y tie tying # Ie roIc Ater this state
platform, ovetuung Dr.. Ferguson ana pushin.'
him into the csDiu... The agent rud the BrJtl-
ora fod from the stare, Whc was no" Iu Tos-
SOS uu NJ The people They broke the cAlnnct
int icu ttousand pieces sma-hod the musical
iustrImeuiS and earned N for SOME Lnc a
lively scene Then Messrs. Cummings aud II J.
ley were mounted on tie shoulders u some en-
thuAhst', aud trump paLtly carried out II IN
huii.iuy now IN possesson of TIM Police. su' 81
t'qutNty large crowd asHtubod "a mont %
thc DaveuportS hotel Tut h'teiuUtod no Voloite.
The Committeeman we're AtTNEts lonotcd by
Inc crowd, WHO iulowc 81 and Oh cred then re-
I"ht"l y subsequent intrsu alton hnl'iei
te Liverpool c1.Ior4 that the injury 10 DA'en-
port's hund was equally oaIs b. thr KNIFE br.
fragments ~ rrbsv upprt cabinet are seihhs tof
high prICee iu I.yutr-sr.
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WILLIAM Bl RICH

TuE FUNERAL OF the late John Stokcs, one
q the apprentices lost from the PHO, Boat GEORGE
Steers, took place yesterday afternoon from the
PresJy sorian Church, corner Of South Third and
FIN streets wihamsburgh. loo body was con-
veycd rom the house Of his father to The church by
Tie aIp-euLcos Of the NJ. +. Fish, No. 4, wher, =
very interesting snd instructive diacourss was
made by tho pastor from the words: They who
20 down to the sea in ships" Tie remains were
inferred IN the Mount Holly Cemetery.
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ii hRlNE NEWS.


CLEARED.
SHIrs-Iizzic Hon ans, lv'E Liverpool, London.
HAEKS- Nan'ho, Aspinwall. John Carver, Matin-
zas; CAsco, Trinidad, cuba.
BRiG-Salsh luren, Miller, destination not given J
sCHOONEks-P m, mouth Rock, io,tou; Fairy Sir
tert Philadelphia, : g. Hart, %. Mountain Avenue,
do, l. scranton, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
sTkANSHlPs- Eiinhurg, Liverpool aud Queens
tow l. hul ght IniAae4 phiA.
sHlPS-AmencL Liverpool, WindWard, Manila.
Constitution, IANelpool.
BhlGS-S summary, Tine; Julia, MAranharn. Palma.
femam huco, Miller, NtAsiu, 4; ~ hill, hataiuo.
ras; HiberuicA RIO Jaueiro; \oiaut, Canso.
RCHOONEES-A unCer, Cicufuegor; Richard IIill,
- Thomas, y Iabo.. Satanzus; Aaytiover. ~ kitts,
Hendrix liudfon, New LonIOu; W h Beebec, Port
Royal MARY, lialliaN Albert hest, MEgrrgcz, T. x,
john by els, Cow Bar, & ~ BAY state, Providence
Fhsle do; VI : Gaze, New London; ; jameson,
Boton, l. - scott, Providence; Mar.elton, led
tori; eNa.' New London; l-is, Providence.
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BROOKLYN.

The CELEBRATION The Brooklyn Board
Of Aldermen HAVING declined 70 participate in the
approaching National CeebrAton Of Union victor
les the Mayor has taken II upon himself to recon.
mend general suspension Of business, display Of
fass and illuminAhons o1 that day aud evening
throughout the city. TIC following is bis pro-
claraton;
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ANNUAL BALL OF THE 18TH REoMzSr-
The annual ball Of this fine III giland) regiment
wIl take place Tonight ut the City Assembly
Rogms. Proceeds FOR the benefit Of the widows
sud orphans Of those who fell in battle.
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Too Late for Classification.
NATIoNAL CELEBRATION ON THE

~ FORTH on MARCH.
The arruugemcnts Of the comniitc" are progressing
with much rat siEction. Tho military feature viii
he unusually brilliant md elective. The civic soci.-
ties, Cyiuclug sgclt in III the oCcH4lou, will
appear IN large uuu'e.s ANA with the de- an offer
iut their cordial cooperation iu this movement ut
gIAtitudt and PATRIOTISM I uwonted excitement has
been ~ aBeuVi D., the intlm ltuu thar the t,tiiunn
IUBi ~ toCie,ic- Vii unit" Ia their harmonious
utachiAp rOuss hIlt puarlnr In pIocrs.iou Du Al
rival ut n.uu square the whole wat coucUurse viii
unite in ~. -I1ad patriotic chutt-.
The lurn-\ trriu SOCi o. ui Athletes viii also aT,-
rear IN u,' uuuboIf, and thr, every indica, Oui
thai the people II this city and their visitors WI cn
JOY ~ exhibition l,Neg booie Witnessed At any io-
iurt puul = d. uou-tnilOu.
The Fac department stenuincd last CvcuinGwit
sra Ilg unaulult', 10 take n leading patt m tie
ceremonies ui IA, day,
The Committee Sly request that all public
bo lice wil he ompt IN Assouhue and h ms ~ !, Al
.t.. 'r.i, t.t HsOn, ~ C1nfot;lty with the
shed programme ANA the oder Vi Lhc hsrShal-in-
t.,l.
BY u,4r,ui
The Committee Of ArrHn srmcnt..
MlllIAG I. ELpDttEi /, Chairman
FRANK ,. 1. ~ +, secondary.
SHOE tITiR~ WANTED To- lit MEMS
- Doc mo. 90, buckle aua C.l-r.r6 ga'ters. usl.
r|IN tt, .,4r. st. .gI
~ \NlEU A ROI THAT NEiIt, \
- IT, be- hHHu and b. cp.lt.t ct t..ftt. o. .r
u''l tp 1000 Door 4Hi cap .as.L,'s I."erul. Nlry
Too t4ua,s D. .NH b.
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UlOOEIYN, NlIch 2, I@N5.
n pursuance n a resolution adopted b. the
II, ard Of Aldermen, hereby invite the patriotic
.tizeus Of BROOKLYN ~ unite with ,hcso Of New
York IN tie National Celebration Of Unon
victories" 10 take place Oh Saturday, the 4th ~
March. Tho Board of Aldermen having de-
I lcd to participate in the celebration, or to
make provision for any public denomination in
t.sc.I., respectful, recommend TO the patriotic
cit zens Of Brooklyn IN which category hope Is
Included our entue porulNsiouJ a general sinpen-
SION IT business, the display o ha.s, oil illuninl-
tons &C. on that day ali evening, ~ Ms to maze
The o.csou, 80 lar as 1t is in their power nation
III holiday.
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THE NEW YORK sun.

Published daily sHntal excepted.
two ctNrs rLE -l2 'fSrs oER wFTK.
p.ivoiod anywhoro IN the city or vicinity. BY
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obtaining news. II contains ALL tn, .ra, OF tts
DAY In A. u.a4. fpacc-"uiIy real.
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the maxi II "es'r"i! !nHEE 'ENIs per copyS- per 10
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD-ON AND
auer Monday, Jan e3i, n NE Irayc aVh S,fee,
station lor Albany and Eor aud place Noglh aIi
WEI At $50 and M" \. Vi st, d I, and ]. "I M.
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H's: HkkdIl.Eis VI.

DETROLEU M-PETROLEl' M-WOLF
Il GREEN PETROLEl N CO.,
at New York
CAPITAL $40 100.
1000 SHARES, PAR VALUE, S5.
limited numucr Of shnle. at ~ Z. fu! paid STOCK By
MAIuLN, & Mcll.NAlNE, - Il old n, II the otBcs
81 the coupouy, - william 60, ana b. DAVENPORT
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BItukIyn. 80
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INSTRUCTION.

BOOKKEEPING WRITING. ARITHMETIC,
- speIne, punctuation, Grammar &C., are tausl
day and evening, In privae rooms II desired a gooi
commercial education guaranteed. Hr. PAlSE gives
HE whole personal attention al ~ Bowcy.
fTONNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Fp bo"try' ue,oN houston Al. open day and
Nfitus, Iesdnr, tp,illnr, composition, &c. lusiruc-
tion thorough and pa arGcA Rooms Tor lsdies, and
private met uc,iuu. 3.5