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Railroad Tarifb-The Country Demands
Low Rates Of Transportation.

LAW xSkOSS Va . Ass~~~E~e ~~.~-~-~'
The Charlottesville Chronicle calls atten-
ton to the large amount Of surplus corn
that is now upon the line of the Central
railroad, audit urges the managers of that
road to reduce the tariff upon corn, in
order to enable farmers to send it to Rich.
mond. The Chronicle suggests that mil
lion of bushels of corn, by the reduction
of the tariff TO low figure, would be
thrown into Richmond, and that, as con-
sequence, . handsome sum Of money would
flow into the rural districts. The crop Of
corn this year along the line Of the Central
road has been one Of the finest ever pro-.
duced; but We conjecture tho Chrofsctes
estimated surplus Is extrsysgant. Yet,
whatever it be, transportation ought not 70
be restricted by the railroad charge upon IL.
This statement affords sifitting oppor-
tunity for again calling the attention OF
our railroad officers 70 their true policy.
1t is that the industry and productive re-
sources of all sections trayersed by their
lines should be encouraged and developed
by tariffs upon the produce of farms and
mines 30 low a 70 justify the transporta-
ton to market Of everything that can be
there sold and converted into money. No
thing, neither wheat nor apples, corn nor
potatoes, iron nor sand, not these nor even
the less considered articles ofhousehold use
and consumption, should be taxed SO high
as to restrain their movement upon rail-
ways and their conversion into money in
the markets Of the country. On the con-
trsry, every consideration Of public inte-
rest, every argument Of the most selfish
. character in behalf Of the railroads them.
selves, urges that the tariffs on their trans,
portation should be so low as to encourage
their production and active transportation
to market. The universal result Of such
apology is immensely 70 increase produc-
tion, and also the business and profits Of
railroads. Thus We Hpd every interest
that demands our solicstuda and our. sup,
port favored and blessed By this liberal
policy.
Railroads very much increase the stand.
ard Of comfort n the country. rhs cot
! Of living Is ehhanced ia town and country,
The only mode In which they can comnen.
safe mankind for this change in ths cost \
living 10 through their activity In psnetra.
Ling the land a productioa, and alSsrdin,
prompt and certain means Of converting
/ eyerythiag Into nousy. People IN tow
ard country NJ thus put in poasssqjcn 0
epsssas \ proportion TO The increased Dc
. saands ~ sappost and sussnancs. Bul
Aes - r. ~ fbiI1 a fhlnT this ofacs
ss { 81 ! ]. ! = injury \
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BY Harrison, GoIdin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENE.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENE.
Y MENT And ADJACENT LOT, ON THE
sSET as Sp HRS S Cs ssLs At
AUCTION.-Wiil be sold at auction, on the pre-.
Misses on THURSDAY the 2sth November, M ia q
o'clock p. NJ, that very excellent BRlCh
TRNEM ENT located as above, now occupied by
4 good tenant at forty dollars per month. II con.
tafns ten rooms. andis covered with tin, and Is
very conveniently arranged for q moderate sired
family The lot on which the house stands has
front Of thrty three feet and ruus bac i53 feet 70
q wide alley. The VACANT LOT adjoining on
the east has q front OF thirty-two feet, and Tho
like depth with the other lot. 1870
TsRns: Half cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
ssu'N . HARRISON, GoDDIE APPERsos.
noa7 .a Auetioneers.
POSTPOHEMEHT- The above sale Is postponed
no 81 sy H., u. A.
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MARRIED.

~ Dykslapd, Va, ON the 18th instaat, BY the
Rev. John D. Southsll, Mr.. 8. 2; sPnHCxR, OF
tsr Of Ri. a1a r. y. Dickinson; AL OF Charlotte
county, Va.
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1000 MAIN STREET.--J. w. RAM
lou UOLPH 3 ENGLISH, bpokssllsfS, -.
honsS, book. binders. ana bisnk tsek nansiss.
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I'll By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.

corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FARMING
II UTENSILS, FAMILY CARRIAGE AND
HORSES &C., 30, AT AUCTTON.-On THURS
DAY the goth instant, at II O'Clock, shall, by d.
rection OF the executors of Samuel p. Mitchell,
deceased, sell at the farm known rs OAK
GROVE" on the Grove road, about one mile above
to be found on the place, consisting In part OF
PLoWs, HARROwS, CARTS,
FARM BOILER, with all necessary tx
49,, ABOUT OUT FIFTEEN BARRELS CORN,
2l0 NEW CEDAR POSTS, g# If.
LOT WINDOW SASH, various sizes;
.5a Lot HOT HOUSE SASH,
FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSES, and HAIR
'r.1LIGHT SPRING TOP WAGON and HAIR.
' NESS, #
1MULE and CART,
- E. B. COOK,
no2s ... 49,. "A Il Auctioneer.
POSITION EMENT.-T Thanksgiving day coming
on Thursday the Goth, the above sale Is postponed
until FRIDAY the Goth instant, al the same hour.
o27 E. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

NTOTTCE-Dr. w. HI. HOPSON will
~ deliver a LECTURE before the young men OF
Richmond In Sycamore church, ON THURsDA1n,
MORNING THANKSGIVING Day. at II oclocR; o. al
are invited to attend. no 49,.
NTOTICE.-As THURSDAY the 18TH
IN November next has been set apart ny Tue
living we have been directed by the Commluee
on Markets to say that. each market on that DAY
"ii w S''''N Clerk OF First Market.
...u0..@ j. r. TYLER,
40, =, Clerk of Second Market. g.
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sE ATTENTION, LADIES.-we wish 70 IN.
form the public that the firm Of @. N. WALhhh
co. has succeeded r. G. srsPHESs as the Agent
for the sale Of the celebrated GROVER bA.
KER SEWING MACHINE which they oner 70
the public at Baltimore prices. Wishing 70 keep
southern trade In the hands OF southern men, 1ney
R,ebmond. for all kinds OF MACHINE SEWING,
inch "A mantllas cloaks dresses, and all kinds OF
wearing apparel, at prices to suit the times. with
,ha ,nstructIons OF Mr.. Walker, any lady can ana
viii be proud OF ssewing machine which Lessons
,ha honrs Of toll. g. N. WALKER CO.,
"a 62l Broad street, Richmond.
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DISSOLUTIONS.


nISSOLUT:ION.-The partnership
HALL CO., at No. Jos Broad street, has been
this LIST day OF November, 1906. dissolved; '.so
J. N. HALL,
g. z. DELARUE.
J. T. Z. GILL will be happy TO furnish his friends
and customers at their old stand, No e03 Broad
street, with EVERYTHING In THE BAKERY
LINE. lno ls-Th4w*l 7. :. GILL.
nISSOL UTION.-The concern of
rARDY & WILLIAMS having been changed
on the LIST Of February last the name Of that CON
Germ viii only be used by either partner In wind
fhep concern conc of 8. C. TARDY b CO. is this day
dissolved by the withdrawal OF JAMES T. WILL
LlAMS. 8. c. TARDY having assumed the re.
sponsibiiity OF the payment Of the debts OF that
concern, win alone be AUTHORIZED from this date to
indebted TO tho concern will therefore make pay
JAMES T. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND, November 81, 1865.
The undersigned will continue the AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand,
corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets, where ne
viii De pleased to see the patrons Of the late nrms
All business entrusted 70 his care shall have
prompt and faithful attention. , u,nv
In withdrawing from the concern OF g. q: TAR.
ny Co. return ny sincere thanks to my
friends for the very liberal patronage EXTENDED 70
the Rbove firm, and request continuation OF the
same to my late partner MT. 8 2 TAKnYi .ue. j
no 21-ts JAMES 7. Williams.
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.1TrMBERSoFTHELEGIsLAsTnVssnss
MI can b ssseHnoaA.sa With S ,sa.ss, asxi
fIEis4xT Rooms, On rsssGHD .sss ..ssss-Assss
s SSos " ossnpisd by Nrs. ClsiboIas' w
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SHIPPING.

NOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
AND BOSTON .-PoWHATAN aaeT, a
CoMPANY.-sEMI: g.
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond
avery WEDN ESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves Bal
timors every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain ROBERT
TRAvERs, will leave here at . o'clock A. ID. on
Freight received .FRIDAY'and up to o'clock
p M SATURDAY. -. %
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 20.
For freight or passage apply 70 cuRs1R
ONCE at Charles T. Workman Co.'s,
2s-3t - Fifteenth street.
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III MsNr1L CoN6KRT. AT VIRGINIA. Hall.
%hN. assisted 81 her pupils and othsT amsteurs,
$40 sy:Isl sn'n. c C sizs 8 H. X:
choicest gems from the operas, etc: Doom open o.
io'cIock Concert commences ats o'clock: Tickets,
a.; for sale at the Richmond musical hxchsnge
and bookstores. no ia
billiard MATCH.-Messrs. LEVY
ID and BRIAN beg leave 10 inform their irisnds
MATCH CANE or CAROMg, 500 points mp, o. she
a. Charles Hotel billiard saloon THIS (Thursday)
The public are Invited to attend. .. no fe-t
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Towers OF FIELD sPoRT-You
snd Veil .sslsetsd stosr 81 Sns ENoiisH aUHS,
both nnslls and brsesA. losAing. from the, most
:slasIsssssff is1isi 81
:assp-hls s's'''' iis nsia sss:s.
q PECT'ACLEs, Spec
GTAQ4ls.-Thoss "a ned o. I'M /. 80
fhamselvss Of our sonplsSS s,Dsk IN this line and
ths Tfest expsrisnee Of oar senior partner
rs'-fF a0 Z JOHN ~. TYLEk = 90, ~
So sueseosoys 70 uitghell D TylSf, 3
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xs- BINFORDS HAT STORE, 14Os MAIN
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL loR
FOURTEENTH ST EE 7, IN THE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DIME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR TO ALIENS HAT SToRE.-All the HATS
In this establishment are new and fresh thaving
been bought in the last few days. and Of the latest
styles. A good assortment Of WOOL HATS, suita-
Bile for the country trade; asplendid assortment OF
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys BLACK
SOFT HATS in great variety. Also, CANES OF the
latest make, and UMBRELLAS,
Captain WILLIAM q. MAXWELL. formerly OF
the canal packet line, 10 engaged In this house,
and would be pleased to see his friends.
no A-1mx
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
GALE OF MULES, cows, CORN,
CWAGoNs, CARTS, Phs2NWys, BUGGY, T H4TSs.
DAY, November 10th, at IL clock A. NJ. we will
offer for sale at public auction at the residence Of
the late DR.. John +: Sinton, In Henrico county,
three miles from Richmond, on the Deep.run
road, all the CROPS, consisting OF
BLADE BLADE and TOP FODDER,
TURNIPs, &c. 100
EXCELLENT WORK MULES, ..e 81
ExrEILEYT FARM WAGON,
BUGGY and HARNESS, ---
aor a. sets CART and WAGON HARNESS,
WHEAT FAN and
GoRN:sHELLER, MY
GGITiSAToRs,
HARR0WS,
PICKaXEs, &C., and fine lot OF .
2BLo0DRD Mich COWS.
.i,g gne ALSO, T. ..... ~.
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting Of the usual variety
TgRAs: For all amounts under thirty dollars,
cash and for over that amount, four months
credit for approved negotiable notes satisfactorily
' "'N HARRISON. GoDDIN & APPBRsoN.
noaa - Auctioneers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. above sale is postponed
until FRIDAY, November a0th, at the ssnle hour
'' mos S r., @. IA.
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n,HE GREAT VIRGINIA HORSE
"a !; s;;s. s: sss $:s ]; ak
Virginia that the under - Z. -s-6,Sissd ~
pssa fsP PaRK hSTSss THgkspAY
and FRIDAY, the 2sth. 10th, and soth November
~ I'm WRDNRaDlY, the 2sth, will be eXhlbted
sor a nrsminm of $500, POLLY ANN. Ridden by
NJ DoRIR the trainer OF "Dexter."
baltimore COLT. Ridden by JOHNNY MuH'
The 8rst days exhibition will be attractive, -
the contendirig horsesare supposed TO be the last
est PAGERS In the world. ,x.m,rm NJ
THURSDAY the 20th. mammoth premium PREMIUMS %
OIL 500 when the celebrated horses srtipM IN h"'
SiLAs RICH, and GEORGE N. PAIChhN' 'A''
will be exhibited. !. DEyTER.
Mr. Dimmick enters 9. g..'.....; smE AH Ja
FRRiib bS he soth, and last day. premium OF
~ w y Wv " bimmick names LADY WARWICk.
Mr. p Doble names black stud FLfAWAf'
Owned nv MI. Harvey, OF Danville, va; ,,n
oT MI "a mnrnhy names b. m. VIRGINIA MAID
M. W. ii. Doble names b. m. BALTdmVhh
COUNTY MAID. ~ -
THE LADIES FAIR OF THE
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH has been
removed from No. 1907 Main street to NO. Sis Maln
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets, nlss
floor The room will be opened for vlsltors az ~
O'CLOCK MONDAY EVENING the 26tn. NOES
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4 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
N FOR RENT, en- the corner OF Fifth and -
Main streets, lately oeSnpied BY Mr.. "; N. :;E
Sutton, with elegant FURNITURE, combin- -
-riage -house-the most desirable position in the
town. having large grounds, and within five mi.
Of dust and noise. Possession given Immediately.
NO A-lWk .'
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THEATRE.

FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, .r.E'
commencing te.s. 0.
MONDAY NIGHT. November 20. 1850,
THE Arkansas COMEDIAN,
HARRY MACARTHY, and LoTTlE ESTELLs'
In their
GRAND PRESERVATION CONCERTS.
Doors open att. Commence quarter to . o CLOCK.
AprIssieS.-Bslcon Chairs IN Dress Circle, ~ J;
Dress Circle and Orchestra stslfst7s Genus faI,
ouetfe. SO cents Family Circle. 90 cents CoIolea
Circle, IS cents Gallery 70 cents fnVate Do1es'
Bsx Office open from 10 tos where seats may pc
secured. - ~
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EOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS over
Il Henry Millers, 4ls Broad street between Ia
Fourth and Fifth Apply on the premises. fI8
Also. STORE and TWO ROOMS on the cor III
ner OF Main and Second streets. Apply on the pre-
mises no Cots
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AUCTION eALES-CTTTuHE DAY.
BY George v. Case, Anctionesr.

SALE.-By virtue Of O
j. decd Of trust recorded in the clerks once Of
Henrico county 70 John W. Cole, trustee, by Will
Ham T. Noel, will be sold at the farm Known as
!" Cedar Hill" on this Crsighton road, on FRiDAI
CROP Also, q lot OF AGRICULTURAL lMPLE-
: - -. J. w. COLE. Trustee.
7 GsoSaE V. CASE, Auctioneer. no 70
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE AT
Y AUCTION, IN AMELIA COUNTY.-As com
missioner appointed by the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Amelia at the October term, 1889, shall
proceed TO sell. on tho premises. on the SIXTH
longing to the estate Of John Clarke, deceased,
one mile and half from the Appomattox river,
and twenty miles from Petersburg, containing 23s
acres This land Is In good state Of cultivation,
with very good buildings on IL.
The terms will be one. fourth cash, the balance
In six, twelve, and eighteen months.
ROBERT A. CLARKE,
no 18th, 6, &Tu* Commissioner.
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.cEABROoK,S WAREHOUSE. - The
- inspsctors q tbis warehouse are prepared to
sion marohant.. Orr. sales viii sonamoncs - the
Varehouse st O'clock every morning. kyeiy
facility viii DO given 10 al sending tobacco 70 this
tvs no ismin .s'' -.
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J. T. Z. GILL will be happy TO furnish his friends
and customers at their old stand, No. e03 Broad
street, with EVERYTHING IN THE BAKERY
LINE 80. Ino l5-Th4wkl 7. 3. GILL.
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TOR RENT, the large WA r. E
IL HOUSE in Libby Buildings formerly oc. kzA
cupied by Us. Possession given immediately, E..;H
ue'n ' eDA' ''A~A' Palmer, HARTsooK &c.,
WITS Fourteenth street.
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MEETINGS.

The transfer book will be closed on the LIST Dc.
csmber until after the annual meeting 70
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-13
journal ana statesman TImo-LabIe.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
JULY u. 1906.
OaretuHy corrected sOith every change.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTOR FOR PHILADELPHIA
AT 30 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
AZ 10 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
AZ Il o'clock, morning.
AT o'clock, afternoon.
AT S6 minutes after O'clock afternoon.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, evening.
AT 10 o'clock night.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON
AT 10 minutes after O'Clock in the morning.
At ! D minutes after o'clock, morning.
At o'clcok morning
AT 30 minutes after ] 2 O'Clock, noon.
At o'clock afternoon.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
AT O'clock evening.
At 30 minutes after IL o'clock, night.
AT % minutes after o'clock, morning, Sundays.
At 3O minutes after ii O'Clock, night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINdrON FOR NEw CASTLE.
AT 20 minutes before / O'Clock, morning.
At Il o'clock, afternoon.
AT 20 minutes before O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW CASTLE FOR WILMINGTON.
AT 80 minutes after O'clock morning.
At minutes after o'clock, morning,
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at Z o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at 10 minutes after s, morning.
Leaves philadelphia Mt 2 afternoon.
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
L)HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
i BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

| NlhlLADELPHIAt WlLMINGVON AND
L BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 27d, 1856.
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows;
EMPRESS TRAIN at tl5 A. n, (NoudAys excepted,
mngton, Newark, Elkton, NorhEast, Psrryvie, HaVrs
ge Grace Aberdeen, PerrymAn's Magnolia, Chasss and
WAY.MAIL TRAIN at s15 A. NJ. ,(sundAys sxespted.
9r m Baltimore, stopping At all regular stations between
DELAWARE h. R. TRAIN at stO A. NJ, tsunday
eAeeptel'J for Princess Anne Milford aud iurrmed Ats
EApREss TRAIN at II 45 A. NJ Sundays eKeepted,l
IL EMPRESS TRAIN at % NJ. .(sundAys excepted )for
baltimore and Washington, ng at Chester
Imfi,illhglon Newark, hlkon, North kAst, PerryVs,
nolla, Chaaes and senmers Run
wS.hia.E EAPltEss at liOo p. NJ. for Baltimore and
fA,sengers BY boat frsm Baltimore for Fortress Mon
a. IL Z. EoTi9E city Point and Riehmond will take he
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stepping at all stations between Philadelphia and vii
Leave Philadelphia at 800, A. NJ, 19sO4.so 900 and
isO u NJ The 43O +. NJ. train conneots viii DaInwara
hIilroAd ior Harrington and intermediate atations
.nd asSss ls wilmington at $50, Tl5 aud ssO A. NJ,
rsns s5s for New Castle leave Philadelphia 800 NJ
The 7l6 A. 81. Train from Wilmington will not ,,op AZ
''N''O"s pvlHeen chester and Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at 100 A. NJ, 4.36 and lOOoP.M
SnESHbh fOk PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester at Tas, 1865 1914 and II 90 A. M4as
80, I2d and 10 so p. NJ ~ - 4' -'s'
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 195 A. ~, Way Mail. 1904 NJ. Hx-
NE i,lu r. NJ Express. 6.s5 p. NJ, Rxprsas. 70 p
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at ~ aud s.62 A. NJ 3.9sPM
wilmington at 70, 33 A. Nj. aud 4t6P NJ
FkkIdHr TRAINS, WITH PASSENGER oAR
ATTACHED,
Will leave as follows WminRton for p...y.t,. -.
lhtsfhruais stations at 6Ob r. Nj. Bnllimota h. H..
de Grace and intermediate stations At "a p AZ ~ ts
s q ioI wilmington and intermediate stations Al "a
a. a.. m connecting at Wilmington with the ib A N
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,,H EXPRESS TRAIN at I1b A. NJ. for R.lttno.. .,a
mAsshhsleni stopping at Chester WILMINGTON NsvssL
E'Aol North East Perryvie, Hnyre ia (3rsoa A.,
Magnolia, Chasss and etammats Pn
,vssbii EAPhkss at 1l.OO r N. for BaItImora md
IA AU0n,iMoDATIoN .s, NOTATION TRAIN atilsop for WHINING.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADRLpHIA
- Leave Baltimore at SIS p. NJ, stopplnO a, u.x..
rag rerfyvile and Wilmington Also stons Al Eis,o
NeNk lto lake passengers for PhndelphIe ana iasv
peuhberstom washington Baltimsre and ilhsssss y,
'4'' pA7seAgsrsffom Baltimore Washington. "
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
s,aa p'I% Wilmington for Philadelphia and intermediate
II. P. KRNNEY, Superintendent,
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS-I86

plete order AMI ltel up with furniture especially
adapted for this comfort and convenience Of stndouts
Rooms iu nished Tor the oldest boys In Colleges,
private tudy free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room,
The Course Of instruction IL thorough and practical
designed to t young for admission to best
Colleges or for the active dGtiesol the farm shop
counting house
By the berRiy ofths Board OF Trustscs the Academy
is furnished with library Ofl2OO0 volumes and Of
the bes collections of Chemical and Philosophical apps
ratuH in the United StAtesthne alordng facilities
acquiring complete scient and Mathematical educa-
ton far superior to most schools la country.
The host Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral meutsl and physical
training Of the young entrusted his Term
moderate. For circulars and Information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
/ Dat
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CRITTENDENS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
q the large donbo building the NJ f. corner Of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH streeta, Is we'll lighted
and lifted up IN style of elegance aud convenience
which is unsurpassed.
The instruction given here is Of toe most practical and
shown by the fact during the past year nearly seven
hu1dred students were in attendance and also by the
readiness win which Its graduates secure lucrative
SITUATIONS aud the large number OF applications made
to tho College for them.
The course ofinsiructon includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which is taught in all it's departments and applications
just as It is laeeed by tue best accountants and buF
ness men, Each student opens, writes out and closes
several set of books adapted to the various branches
trade makes out in proper form the various papers used
In business such rromissory Notas, Keeeipts, bc-
eonut Currents, Account sales, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C.. aud is instructed in tho large
vaFisy Of transactions and customs ofbusiness lie
PENMANsHIP.
which ia important to every business man, receives
especial attention. aud the method Of instruction pursued
here Is we'll calculated to make elegant aud rapid psnmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest," PROFIT Loss Averaging Accounts,
Exchange &C., Is taught In its shortest aud most aP-
CoNAsscl.L Law, MArHBaArics, and DgrgcriNa Cous.
RRFsr Nu1k. included in the Of Instruction.
TELBGRAPHING
both by Sound and on Paper is taught by one ofhe best
O practical tnd experienced operators. and every facility
is afforded for acquiring full knowledge OF all the
minutiD of the profession,
A department has been opened for the reception oil
Of ladies' for instruction in this branch The great and
increasing henahu Tor competent operators, oilers un
usual onertunif sfor remuneratve employment.
As instruct! il given to each student separately
those who Nsh enter for any particular branch dc
80.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
HOUSE Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks,
eordug to the number OF hours daily devoted to it,
handsOme Diploma, with the seal Of the int tuition It
tRehed Is awarded en- graduation.
students are renewed At anv time, and instructed
at such hours as may host suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms &e., may lie obtained
| gratia on application
E5-CRlTTEsDRS's series OF Practical Treases BoOE
KrsiING, aud JuDGR sHARwoons lectures before th
Students on Commercial Law, for Aae attho College.
S.H. .CRITTENnEN & CO.