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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

TJNHURSDAY, March 18th, 1865, at IS
= o'clock M, at Msrchants and Auctioneers Exchange
that VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY LOCATED
PROPERTY Car9ndeet street. embracing the larger
ton of the bounded by Carondelet, date Apolo)
rrpscore st charles and Eutepe Streets formerly
dence OF Fete COnrey Esq., subdvded according
plan drawn by Pile Depouly civil engineers dated
LOT No is in the of the front on Csroudee street.
and IS feet inches and lines Carondeet
street by depth of 29 feet parallel lines Upon
this lot is situated the ELEG ANT DWELLING house
and onbudngs For full particulars parties will apply
the office OF the Auctioneers f''' "
LOTS Nos. and adoin each other, No forming the
corner o. Carondee and Terpschoe
lines of l23 feet
LOTS Nos and front on Terpschore street, and mes
sure each 81 eet 'front.' by depth OF 30 feet between PARALLEL
LOT No fronts also Terpschore Sc
feet inches and lines by depth of III feet 10 inches
lines between parallel lines Upon this lot there good
story building formerly used the carriage house, stables
etc. to the dwelling house
LOf No fronts Euterpe street, and Sc feet
inches and lines front by depth of III feet 10 inches and
lines between parallel lines
LOTS Nos 10, II and 2 adoin each other front on En-
tepe street, and each 80 'front.' depth be-
tween parallel lines of 90 feet.
LOTS Nos 3 ii and 10 adjon each other No l3 forming
the Carondeet Euerpe streets and measure
lines
The sale of this fine property unusual opportu
nifty Building sites in this locality in
the First Di trc The fine dwelling house. and the splendid
lot which it stands, will command attention such
wish to per0r residence.
HgTERMs-Onethd cash, and the remainder in the noes
of the purchasers to their order twelve eighteen
twenty four months, with per cent per cent
sold until final payment The buildings to be- kfpt fS
insured by the purchasers and the policies to the
vendor until the payment of the notes at twenty four
months.
of sale before Adophe Boudousoue notary nub nj
the expense of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

The CAIRO ELEcTIoN.-We published in yester-
days paper the result of the Cairo election, show
ing Democratic majority three times as great
as at the election last held. The Cairo Democrat
of the lst, referring to the result, says:
The Democrats of Cairo feel good over the re-
suit Of the election. The grand jubilee on Tues
day night, after the result became known, will
long be remembered. The Democrats who par
teipated in it were enthusiastic, and their hearty
cheers told how well they were pleased with their
victory. 1t was q Democratic triumph and has
established precedent in Cairo that will not here
after be disregarded The Democrats will not per-
nit the city to be controlled by their political enc
mics. They will always nominate a ticket, elect
it as they did last Tuesday, and rejoice over its
triumph as they did last'ruesday night.
The same paper records another Democratic
triumph in Jackson county:
Jackson County Redeened.-The Democracy
have redeemed jackson county. At the election
last fall the Republicans made clean sweep. and
at the late judicial election it was, as the express
sion has 1t, .,"nip Md tuck" between Green and
Dougherty for Judge; but at the election last
week, to fill vacancy in the Office Of county
Judge, the Democratic candidate beathis opponent
by the handsome majority of two hundred. The
Carbondale New Era is disgusted and says par.
ticulars are not of much consequence"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
ALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
BIZ j. ID. WALTON & DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.

NuCtIOh6eT.
Ofce-47 Carondelet street, corner Union.
GATUKDAY, March 10, L s66, at Ia O'Clock
~ at the Merchants and AucoReers Exchange
street the following described valuable property
be sold, to. wit: ~
l. NINE LOTs OF GROUND on Canal street. bet ween Mu-
raand Alexander streets measuring the aggregate 3
feet inches and lines front Canal r
depths varying from SO feet inches and lines lS
2 TWO LOTS OF GROUND Murat street, between
Canal and Gasfuet streets adjoining the above measuring
the 1t feet inches street rre
lar depth varying from III feet 10 inches and l67 fee.
Slnches and 2 lines.
in the bounded by Canal Gasquet Murat and Alex
ander Streets and according to plan made by Pile De-
pouilly, civil engineers, dated February. 1866.
B TERAs-One third cash the remainder in the
the purchasers to their own order payable at six twelve
eighteen and months bearing eight peg
annum interest and mortgage until final payment
of sale before W. J. Casel notary public at tho
expense OF the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
DESIRABLE DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO STORY
Frame Dwelling Houses Third street, Clay Square
Fourth District.

| DESIRABLE DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO STORY
Frame Dwelling Houses Third street, near Clay Square
Fourth District.
b1 y. Ii. WALTON a. DESLONDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auconeer,
Office, AZ Carondelet street.
SATUWDAY, March 10, 1866, at 2 O'Clock
street, will be sold eN' ''"
ONE Lor OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, in the Fourth District of city in the
square bounded by Third FOURTH Laurel Jersey streets
measuring ~ leet front Third street. by depth of l02
The improvements this lot Story Double
H IERMsOne half cash in u S. Treasury the bal
ee IN Twelve months credit in the Of the purchaser
ms own order bearing cent interest per and
mortgage on the property until final payment The buildings
70 insured by the purchaser and the policy to be trans
iefred to the vendor until fnul payment
Act OF sale before A Mazureau, notary public at the
pense OF the purchaser
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTER,
Water transportation, foot of St. Andrew street, :
New Orleans, March 3, 1866
SATURDAY, March 10, 1 s68, at lie o'clock
~ NJ, at this Office, will be sold at public auction
Four ~ BarRes
One % Model Barge.
The Bage lying in Harveys Canal three at the Canal
and the mouth. in the Mississippi river The Model
Barge the best offered for sale by the government
streets, First District opposite Water Works
BY order of Col j. G. CHANDLER,
Chief Quartermaster
E. s. ALLEN,
Brevet Lieut. Col, A. O. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

'Eh17ozh1'17f1 F.kOHfNI LUIS UN BRUAD NEAR COM
street and the United States Marine Hospital without
reserve.
By j. b. WALTON e. DEsLOyDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office, No, At Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, March 10th, at 1e O'Clock
~ M, at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Roya
street, will be sold e'' '
CITY, in the bounded by Broad Dorgenos Banks and
oomm9n stree cts designated by the Nos s. and I and
measuring each 81 feet front Broad street. feet 10 inches
@ tee rear BY irregular depths varying lis inches
GO- TERhs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes,
acts Of sale before Walter H. Peters notary nublc at thu
expense of the purchasers. r' " D
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

OulCG-No. IT UArhnUtIet btrteE
WEnNEsDAY; March =, 1866. at 13
w o'clock at the Merchants Exchange,
be sold ~ ~ ' 49,
TWoLors OF GROUND on Espsnade street. in the Third
District of this city in the square bounded by pnnade
vez Miro and Kerlerec Streets designated
on plan by Pile and Depouy civil engineers March
Lot No &c feet Esplanade street 6 feet
6inches in the by depth inches on an ob7c
line nearest Miro street. and IS feet inches line
dividing it from lot No. 2.
Lot No measures 80 feet front Esplannde
depth Of l0l feet inches . lines between parallel lines
The dwelling the above is two story frame
building with brick front good repair
contains seven rooms with wds ball each story and
gas throughout The garden and yard spacious
order In the yard there csterns stables and carriage
house, with entrance EsplAnade street.
The fixtures including chandeliers will bc sold
TO the purchaser at moderate prices, private
R- TERMsOne half cash. in United Treasury notes.
the remainder a credit of nine and months
able in the notes of the purchaser his bearing
cent interest," and secured
which is 70 be kept insured by the purchaser and policies
transferred to the vendor
Act Of sale before stsrke Grima public
o the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. G. NJ. BEAUREGARD-ELE-
giant and Commodious Dwelling aud Large Lot of Ground
on Espanade street, Rampant. Second District, and
adjoining Lot Of Ground and CottAgoHenette Deslonde
Widow Andre Deslonde sr., ct alsNo. 260Sosecond
Distric. Court--Suit for Partition.
BY j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office No. At Carondoet street, corner UnIon street.
~ March 4 at
pursuance Of Of tho Hon John W Juds:
No in the abSye entitled suit the following described
DiPts fiKEE. E.sT9kY BfI@k bWRLtlSa ,oss'hsr
Espauade street. the Of Rampars square
bounded by Espanads ksmpart Burgundy and Barracks
s ,s al Of The
e9n,sns two parors and dining all elegantly M
@ 'Sns
eleven fee. wide The back story and Of brick
ve In The "nd attached
ssn With and 5 sss1
connected with the which is spacious there Is hand
s wS,ef y %
inches and lines between parallel lines, American
81 abe,
pssade b eps M d @ e a
parallel lines together with the improvements thereon eon
Containing several rooms with ifamsd Back buildings w.:
story high, containing kitchen, servants rooms, etc
The property be visited at time prior to the sale BY
application at the Office Of the aucti0nerrs
nJ- TERMS SALh-One third cash The balance at
credit of nine months in the notes
to his order divided into coupons bearing per cent
rent and cent eventual interest," and by mortgage
upon the property until final The property to be In
sued to sufficient to the amounts OF nstez
and interest and the policies transferred to vendors
Act Of sale before Adolphe Boudousque notary public at
the expense of the purchaser
VERY DESIRABLE TWosToRy HOUSE WITH LARGE
Grounds Stables ETC. Esplanadt street, the nterses
tion OF Bayou road with Espiauade street.
BY j. II. WALTON a. DESLONDE
i u. WALTON Anc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
UNRESERvED SALE

-oP.
STEAMSHIP MINNEToNKA,
By order of the Underwriters Agent
BY TOUKNE 81 NEUBERGER
EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer.
odce-57 Carondelet street.
rTHUKSDAY, March Is, at IL O'Clock NJ,
the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
between Customhouse and Canal will be sold the highest
bidder
The steamship MINNETONKA.
class Ia S5S tons buren, bu in 1850 she lies
the wharf Brooklyn Warehouse Agers together with
a her furniture tackle apparel appurtenances etc. full
inventory Of which be the office of the Auctoneer
rO-TERMs-Cssh, in U. s. Treasury Notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

TUEsDA AY.March 18th, beginning at II
O'Clock at the head of st. Joseph street,
Levee and tho Reading Press by order and
the Navy Department under the direction of Paymaser
VIM Cook u s Naval Sorekeepe the following property
will be sold, to wit:
ONE BUILDING the Levee, known the Naval Car
pener Shop, Sc BY 90 feet, with two Offices attached
This will make excellent storage warehouse
having been given to let 1t remain n Leyee.
ONE LUMBER SHED 100 by AZ feet corner of Front and
Erato streets.
ONE BOAT SHED, 2l2 by feet head of Erato street,
and adjoining Reading Press
ONE COTTAGE OFFIUE, 20 fsat square inside with
feet of balcony all around situated in the Reading fres.
large lot Of assorted Lumber Docks for raising vessels
Scrap lron Machinery Spars, Copper Still Pipes Boats etc.
etc
nA- TBRMs-Cash in .. s. Treasury Notes
The sale will the head of St Joeph
the LeVee, with the Carpenter Shop, Docks etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

MONTGOMERY 4 BRO, Auctioneers,
Office, Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

" W. eIVe1 Pt1siHs nUrse-tnleVes We're arrested
day or SO ago, by Messrs. P. S. Oatman. John
Bacon and others, about twelve miles north of this
city, on the Fredericksburg road and brought to
town where they were lodged in jail. One Of them
was named watkins, and is an ex. Confederate sol
dler; the other is named Morrow, an ex-Federal
officer, who also pretends to be a government
agent for the collection of all the government
property.-[San Antonio Herald. I
The Tyler Journal reports the death of Colonel
B. L. Goodman, an old and estimable citizen.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-11

fair and faithful execution Of the laws OF this
State as expounded by the Chief Justice; and
very soon the earnest wish expressed. by the
commanding General IN Orders No. 10, (pubfsheed
herewith for the information of the people @that
it viii not be long before it may be truly said,
that no offence against the peace and no injury
to the person or property, Of even the hun1blest
inhabitant, nlayb committed1with impunity in
the State of South Carolina" will be, happily
realized. = .>s. = : Il.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
=. State, at the City OF Columbia, the 3oth day
=: of June, 1866, and 1.-THE ninetieth year Of
f. ST. the Independence Of the United States set
-. America, ..~<s
WN. R. HUNT, Secretary Of; State i: -. s..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-11
HEADQUARTERS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ,CARoLINks,
COLUMBIA, S.. c., June 26,lS66~

ESpecial Orders Ne. l9> = r7.-.<- ~ ::
= T.. All white persons in Military custody in the
State of South Carolina, charged with felonies
or misdemeanors will be turned over to the civil
authorities of the United States, or of the StaUe
for trial. according toct the nature and character
Of the offence charged, and of the Jurisdiction Of
the Court having legal cognizance of the offence
II. Where white persons and persons Of color
are charged as principals, accessories or accom-
Dlices, in any offence, the accused viii be re-
tanned in custody, andtbe case with the evidence,
reported to- these Headquarters for Instructions.
Z 1T, Post Commanders making arrests Of cfvili-
ans for offences other than those triable by Pre-
yost Courts, will examine the complainant and
his witnesses under oath, together with any
witnesses profered by the accused ): such
testimony, with tire statement OF the accused, II
he desires to be heard, shall be reduced to- Wrl-
TING and forwarded. to the Headquarters OF the
Military CorrfRandant Of the State, with report
Of the action of the Post Commander and his re-
marks upon the case. y >..9cz, ~ = Ez5 2s:7
IV.zThe refusal or neglect Of any civil officer
to perforra1 an official act properly required Of
him, by an aggrieved party seeking redressin the
civil tribunals, whereby failure of justice: en-
sues in the prosecution ef the class Of offenders
remitted to the civil Jurisdiction BY this order,
will be promptly reported by an officer cogni-
zant of the same. .-e ~.-~-> -. -
w. In publishing the subjoined correspondence
for the information and guidance ofall>ceneerned,
the Maior-Generul@ Commanding desires TO I'M
press the troops with the sentiments oot respect
and Difference for the civil authority that lntlu.
ence his own aetion.in cooperation with the Ex-
ecutiYe of the State, so-that tranquility may aez
secured By the means and agencies most congo.
NAL to the pt ople. 70 this end he solicits it the
aid of al good, citizens in repressng condyqet ys
tending to disturb public order; and he trusts
shat it win not be long before it maybe truly
said that no offence against the peace and no
injury to the. person or property OF even the.
humblest inhabitant, may be committed with lInr
punitY in the State: of South Carolina. =
By command Of - ~ -:
Maj Gen. D. E.. SICKLES. *.".
0. Il. HART, BreV't Brig Gem apd a. A. 6:
July II 1 q ... -: -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-11
The Re-estabii ighmsnt. Of Order

issued from the Headquarters, of this Military
District for the arrest Of all yagrants, and to 9
prevent the selling Of liquor to freedmen.
This is a step In the right direction and.
shows that the military authorities appreciate
the situation and are determined to do ali In J.
their power for, the restoration Of law and or
der. Below we give the Order in Full =.
HDoRs. STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA, =
g. Charleston, S, c., June 19, 1866.
General Orders No., g. =. .ts-xs.s ri :es<@>:
!, T. The Breyetz Major General Commanding
has noticed, with deep regret the disposition
on the part of the freedmen in the vicinity OF (
Charleston and along the coast to- disregard
their agreements on plantations, to the neg
lect Of the, crops, and to either lay idhng about
their houses, roam at large over the country,
| or congregate5in in Charleston and other towns
This total disregard Of all obligations to- keep
their, contracts in. good faith will cause an en-
tire failure ofcrops inzthe State, and the re-
suit must be- sdestitution and starva ton. The
Interesting amount OF theft, drunkenness and
syagrancy demands that the most prompt and
severe measures be. taken by all officers to-
check tbeEeylL : ~ .t.+ e. !, ~.*@s.j
- r.. It is ordered that ali .4en or won1eD5
who leave the plantationson which they are
employed to labor, either BY the month, for
+ thereby neglect their growing crops be- at
once arrested as vagrants aud put to work on.
the public roads, asfproIided for by Par All.,~
I G.. O. No f. Headquarters department of
South Carolina. H. $3.50:
/ All planters who have freedmen employed
on their plantations who do nsts at this lna-:
portant season Of the year, give their entire
I time to the growing crops, are authorized, II
! after reading this order to them dthey neg
lect OF refuse to obey it, to report them at
bonce to- the officer fn command Of the district,
who will cause them to be taken from the;
plantation as. vagrants aud put tosWork On the,
publieFoads Their children, # any. viii be
bound to such persons as7<wlE take care of
then dzanCl< learn them ia bits ofindustry - =
- lII2sA prison vii be established for allper-z
sons 5ef color convicted Of such crimes as are,
/ not punishable y.death en one Of the islands,
where employment can}be furnished, and all.
eonvcts will be compelled to. labor from sum
rise until sunset, under control ofsaeh guards
as will insure their safety Aayz person con-
yicted Of selling spirituoas liquors To- freed
man q. without permit from some officer hay.
ing control, viii be fined in any sum not less
than tWenty-fye dollars E251~ nor more than.
one hundred dollars IS 100 for every offence OF
which he may be convicted -. ,s.s.
/. ". Commandi1g officers viii have this or
/ der read in the several eolored churches IN
[ their Vicinity, in order that It may become
generally understood, -. - &-s...s-<,z.. -
: By command Of BreVet Major-GeneFA E. &
Scott. a-s.3s-.o....e.vz: - (.
~. Brevet Eleutenant- Colonel and f. a.. Gen
oFt4eiAl1:. x:i ~ rs H. w SMITH. Z =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-15
rr9l-ooudrnys p Fine Pomados in l ib and !

W Coudrays Fine Pomades in ! 10 and
10 tin boxes, just received by
u. BRTNGHURsT & Co.,
Sixth and Market.
BeS- B. NIELDs, Attorney .at-Law, north
west corner of Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Brandy and whiskey, pure article
may always be had Of
FL. r. BRNeHuRsT, Apothocary.
20 Mineral Water fountain running all
the year at Fl. r. BR1HoHuRsT's.
az sayage's Ursina, sold by
2. BRIEeHURsT & Co.,
Sixth and Market.
tg- SEAsoNABLE ARTICLES. -Bnnghurts
Essence Jamaica Ginger, DIR. Parrish's Cam.
phor Mixture, Constantinople Cholera Mix
ture, prepared by
Il, BRINGHuRsT g. Co.,
Sixth and Market.
EYE And EAR.-Prof. J. Isaacs, NJ. D., Oou-
list and Aurist, formerly at Ley len, Holland, Is
permanently located at No. 5l9 Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis
cases Of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured IL durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B,-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets In his mode OF treatment jul7 ly
rAPnovEHEHr.-A decided improvement made
in the cut aud ct OF the new patented Shoulder
Seam shirts. My motto is to make the best
shirts at as low prices as they can be bought In
any other establishment, and every man shall
have the kind aud quantity Of materials bar
gained for. Every shirt warranted to flt and
to be as represented, or the money refunded.
Call aud examine at 315 Market st.
July 26.-tf Wa. II. CROw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-15
journal ana statesman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
APRIL 10th, 1866.
Carefully corrected with every change.

Carefully corrected With every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON ron PHILADELPHIA
At 10 minutes before O'Clock, morning.
At O'Clock, morning.
At 80 minutes after o O'Clock, morning.
At ] | O'Clock, morning.
AT A O'Clock, afternoon.
At 36 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
at 80 minutes after O o'clock. evening.
At 10 O'Clock, night.
At 80 minutes after G O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LHAvB PHILADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON
At Is minutes after o'clock In the morning.
AT 10 minutes after o'clock, morning.
AT o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after | | O'clock morning.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock. afternoon.
At O'Clock, evening.
At 80 minutes after Il O'Clock, night
AT 10 minutes after A O'clock morning, Sundays.
At ~ minutes after ii o'clock, night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR NEW CASTLE.
at % minutes before II O'Clock, morning.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
Al % minutes before 8 O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE Nav CASTLE ToR WILMINGTON.
Al 30 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At minutes after 0 o'clock, morning,
AT 30 minutes after 3 O'Clock, afternoon.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at 80 minutes after 7, morn.
ing.
Leaves Philadelphia at Q. afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-15
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

rhln College occupies the whols upper portion of hrce
.toes o. the large double hudlng at the N B. of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH Streets, is we'll lighted,
and fitted up Ia style OF elegance aud convenience
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The Instruction given here ia Of ths most practical and
ehAraeter The appreciation Of Its value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
hundred students were in attendance and also by the
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and the large number OF applications made
to the College for them
The course ofinnlruetion includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which Is taught in all Its departments and applications
just II s practleed by the beat bus
ness men, Bach student opens, writes out and closes
several Of books adapted the various branches Of
makes out in proper form the various papers used
In business, such as Promlsaory Notes. Receipts Ac
count Currents, Account Sales Business Letters
VAriely Of transactions and customs ofbuslnesa life
PRNMAEsHIP.
which iS important to every Business man, receives
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here well calculated to make elegant aud rapid pennen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest," Profit and Loss, Averaging Accounts
Exchange, &c., 10 taught In Its shortest and ap
COMMHRcfAL Law, MATHEMATICS, and DErRcrISa CoUE-
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TBLEGRAPHING
both by Sound and Paper Is taught by ofhe best
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Ia Afforded for SECURING full knowledge Of all the
minutis OF tho profession.
department has been opened for the reception of
oladiea for instruction in this branch great and
increasing demand for competent operators, offers
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As instructFs Is given to each student separAt
those who Hsh to enter for any particular branch do
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The time usually required for the complete Counting.
HOUSE Couraes varies from eight to twelve weeks,
eordlug TO the number Of hours daily devoted to 1t.
handsome Diploma, with the seal Of the inst tuition
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Students rscsivsd any time and are instructed
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Catalogues containing terms, &o, may be obtained
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GhoRlTrENDESa series Of Practical TTeatises on Book
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