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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-28
The State Of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.

NeWUeTTy DIeFI IVI--4II I14uIt-'
John c. Richards. sdmr VS. p w Chick and
others Bill for sale OF lard, relief, injunction,
etc.
The creditors of George Ashford deceased, are
hereby required to render in on oath and eStab-
lish before the Commissioner, their respective
demands. on or before the first of March next.
SlLAS JOHNSrONE,. c. ND. .
CONS Office, Nov 26, 1866. - 3m III
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The NEwBERRY CoLLEGE.-This Insti-
tuition, it is net perhaps generally
known, is. open for the reception ofstu-
dents It's claims on the community as
means of education are important and
ought not now to be overlooked. The
people of fNewberry particularly should
feel Just pride in having sucn an insti-
tuition in their District, as we'll as the
State at large; but it is now labocing
under pecuniavy embarrassment, from
the fact of the non-paymont Of many of
it's Scholarship Bonds, and the difficult
ties incident to the war; and an 2pPea!
is earnestly made that these be now paid,
either in full or in part, or where that
cannot be done, the interest even will be
acceptable, and afford such material re-.
lief, as will enable the Board OF Trustees
to increase its usefulness. Without
means it cannot be kept going. Surely
the holders of these bonds viii not suffer
the Ncwberry College to die linger.
ing death. The Rev. T. S. Boinest,
Treasurer -ofsthe Board will be in town
on. S,le-day, and will be pleased to re-
sccivc any-and all amounts which may
be handed bin. ~-.. ..---- -
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--$~%-

The Tuskcgoe (Aia.) News cautions its
readers against inducements recently
held out TO them to remove to Texas.
Men Of good judgment have just returned
from that State, and state that the crops
reported in that quarter are confined to a
few farms.
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We call especial attention to the card
of Miss Laura E. Nance, agent for this
District of the Hollywood Bazaar.
Although the Ladies have taken this
matter specially in charge, the Gentle
men of the district are requested to
contribute.
- Surely itneeds ''no appeal" to secure
from section that has given so much of
courage, endurance and fame to the annals
of the late war, to secure a contribution
proportionate for the memory Of the
otherwise unknown dead"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-28

The Newberry Union Bible Society
meet at Tranquil, on Saturday next
8n address will be delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Mikel. Wv. 49,
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Sherifs Sales.

By virtue of writS of attachment and by
ordtrs of Court, win sch, at D. D. Stones
residence, on Thursday, the 9Th of Deeem-
Der next, the following property, viz" ~.
Three head of Cattle, 2 colts, | wagon, 5
planes, l lot of hubs, 2 buggy frames, cot
ton gin, l bellows Levied on as the pro-
perty Of d. D. Stone, at the suit of ]. c..
Cook. -...,."- '.a.-.-..... s.. go. r..
Also, 49,. T. ~
I will sell, at the residence Of Robert
Anderson, on the 10th day of December
next, the following property, viz: 8 colts
l mare, jack, IS head cattle, 8 sofas, |
desk, work stand, bureaus, carriage, ia
bles, clocks, doz. chairs, lot Of seed COZ
ton, boiler, 2 gins and trappings, 2 reels, 6
split-bettom chairs, grind stone, vice, loom,
iron, cross cut saw, 2 spinning wheels, plow,
stock, centre table, half round tables, 4
window shades, wagon and gearing, 8 wash
stands, 2 dressing tables, sleys, 5bedsteads,
furniture, swifts, glass, jugs, carpet. Levied
on as the property of Robert Adams, at the
suits OF W. F. Peterson, James Baxter, +.
P. Lake, L. j. Jones, Ben. Wells, John
Wallace, J. W. Speak, Elk or, Pratt l. Nance,
Wash Floyd, a. J. LongShore, W. W.
Houseall, ct al, vs. Robert Adams.
Also,
I will sell, on sales day, the Sd Dec next,
in front of the Court House, the following
property, viz: The 40 horse power steam
saw mill, located near Col w. S. Chalmers
residence. miles northwest of the town, OF
New wberry, 6 or mules, horses, spring wag-
on, and one horse iron axle wagon, and a
great deal of other property, too tedious to
mention.
Come when the bell rings. -
Pcrmso Of sale cash.
H. H. KINARD, S. n. D. =,
Cl,nn;&ciu OGSnn Nov % 1875
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400 Acres,
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In EQUITY.

NEWUETTy OIslIICl-IH L4uIys =
. Thomas Hayne Chalmers, Jane Chalmers and
MaIyina Cha fners, VS. Martha A. W. Chalmers.
Bill for Partition
The creditors of Thomas q. ". Chalmers de-
ceased, are hereby required to rerder in on oath,
ard establish before the Commissioner. their
rcsp;ctiye demands on or before the first day of
March next SILAS TOMBSTONE, END.
7Con,s Office. No; 26. 1856 2m fl2
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4 western Bohemian repcals The gift
Of bottle Of Spruce beer on the ground
that it is contrary to the rules ofthe pro-
fe<Sion to tell dollar and half lie for
six and fourth ccMtS.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ANOTHER FIkE.-About Z o'clock on
Friday evening last, an alarm of fire was
given and found to proceed from a stable
on Mr., Tbos. PaySinger's premises. The
building being large, it was used in the
various capacities of stable, barn and
workshop, and contained one horse and
mule, corn and fodder, besides valuable
lot of dressed plank, all of which with the
exception Of the mule (Which fortunate
ly succeeded in making timely escape,
but seriously scorched) were destroyed.
Happening SO early in the night, 1t
proved the salvation of the contiguous
houses, as our citizens promptly rushed
TO the spot, and by the most determined
and vigorous eXertions, prevented the
spread of the destructive element Never
have we seen men work better, and with
such limited appliances. The freedmen
deserve much praise for the handsome
manner in which they behaved and
labored to stop the fire. Mr., Paysinger's
loss is heavy, as in addition to the build
ing and its contents, including his
valuable mare, some 10000 feet Of plank,
the most oft outside, were also destroyed.
Much sympathy is felt for him. The fire
it is believed was the work of an incen-
diary.
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MATMMoNIAL. - All the folks what
aint varied, and are big enough to stand
up to the (h)alter, are getting married in
Augusta. 1t is the best thing We know
OF for the coming generation. So sayeth
the Atlanta New Era.
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For Sale.

An excellent cooking stove which has
been nsed few months only, and has given
great satisfaction. Also an alright parior
stove but little used and in good order, and
a very fine Sow of the Essex breed. Inquire
at this office.
Nov p A 2t. G.- s.s.51 y5.@Es-r.- q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-28

There have been sixty six divorces in
New Haven since January |. What d
disunion place !
MatrimoHy is raging throughout the
country.
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An extensive fire in Paris last month
was instantly extinguished by the burst
ing Of three bottles Of sulphuric ether,
the contents of which mixed with the
atmospheric air, put an end to the COM
buStion.
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New Advertisements.

T. +. HARMoN's-B river store is
again rcplenished with q scasonable stock
of goods, selected with especial care to
| thewants Of his numerous friends and
customers, TO which attention is respect
fully called. 1t should not be overlooked
that he does not keep Liquors in his
store therefore the most fastidious need
never fear being annoyed. All praise to
him for this worthy determination.
B. J. SISGLEroN-Has just received in
store another fresh stock of goods, to
which attention is invited. We know
that his prices are very moderate, having
made the trial, and therefore speak from
experience. Call on him and be con-
vinccd
CARwILE 4 McCAUGuEIN Another
supply Of beautiful Rock Island goods.
These goods in finish and quality are su-
perior to any northern cassimers. Also
prints, shirtin"s, sheetings, &c.
Piano for Sale-Any one wishing a
fine Piano cheap, had better apply early
at this Office.
D. GoGGANs-PartieS indebted to estate
Of ". D. GogganS, deceased, are earnestly
requested to settle.
j. C. RIcHARDs.-Sale of balance of
personal property, estate of Geo. Ashford
deceased.
AUCTION SALns-to-morrow, 29th inst,
II. v. Bythcwood, Auctionccr.
SHERIFF SALEs.-H. II. Kinard, Sheriff
pro tenn.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL Revenue
Wm. Summer, Assessor. Read Mr..
Summers card very attentively.
SLAs TOMBSTONE, ,E<q.-Commissioners
notices.
PLANTATION TO RENT-W. T. Nance
Admir-. Sec Card for particulars.
+ JorvEN's Kid Glove cllaner. STE
advertisement.
F. II. DoMiH!cE Debtors notice
money wanti"g-attend to the warning.
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.sNEWBERRY,- S. G.
WEDNESDAY Morning, November IS, 1865.

Advertisers are respectfully Informed that
their fayors must be handed in by II O'Clock
on Taesday Of each week, to insure insertion.
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ATTRAc7IvE.-The square or mall in
front of our Office is quite feature now.
At night, wagoners cast their tents, and
build their cheerful fires, and the morn
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the past week were not large, only twenty-five
bales were sold al previous quotations. q TO &c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.-1he cotton market
orens quiet and steady; middling upland quoted
at IA sales to-day will probably reach l eco
bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. 26.--The market is firm aud
has advanced a 1c., with sales Of 39l bales, at
3lc
CHARLESTON, Nov. 26.-Thc market has ad-
vanced 1c., sales to-day 290 bales, middling
at 23I. .
m:ddling at 32i@.
MOBILE. Nov. 26-Cotton sales to-day go
bales mi !dIiDg at 80 q 99; the market firm. -.
New ORLEANS, Nov. &c. Cotton sales of s.
600 bales, low middliugs at 81; midding "a 35,
ith al upward tendency; gold 1891 1882.
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COMMERCIAL.

Markets corrected weekly by Maycs and Mar
tin-currency prices.
NEwBER&Y, oy. 2S.-Owing to the unfavor.
able accounts of the markets in Liverpool and
New York, cotton closed with q downward
tendency, at q a q. Sales Of week - bales.
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Wood! Wood! Wood! Cheap! Cheap!

Good green oak and hickory wood can be had
for cts4 horse load by cutting and hauling three
miles and half from the village on Bush Rive.
If persons desire to purchase It already cut ana
corded, they can have it for 81 per load. Ap~,
DIV to WILLIAM B R.SPEARMAN:
NoY 81 47 It. Summers O4nSes -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-28

,. The Free DEsTRIBUTIoN-not Of valu-
able jcwelry, books, or ornaments ofVir-
tu and art, but Of the stuff which inc
bFiates and makes mad, on Friday. night
after the fire, was without Doubt the
prompting OF a generous feeling, happy
sense ofrelief that the donorhad escaped
burning. Hence the offer to supply
all workers, without respect to color,
to come and drink. It was generous
and kind, and appreciative of the mate
rial assistance afforded, but its effects
unfortunately were bad. Till a very late
hour of. the night, in fact till towards
morning. bands of intoxicated mer,
bowling, swearing, prowled the streets,
in our Immediate vicinity at any rate,
making night -hideous with noise and
.bhsphemy. IN well regulated commu-
mites this is never allowed, citizens are
not suffered to be disturbed in their
peaceful sIumbers. If men, black Or
white, make beasts Of themselves, they
should be made to hunt their holes ats
scaSonable hour. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-28

There are agents all over the South,
urging negroes to cmigrate to Mississippi
and other States, and other countries,
and many arc going. This is because
our farmers are not cxcrting themselves
to retain them as lahorers. We cannot
doubt, but that, every one, who leaves
is an injury to the country. 1t is best
to use all fair and legal means to make
the blacks contcnted, and encourage
them to make another effort, and perhaps
proDitious seasons and hard work will be
profitable to themselves and their en-
ploycrs.-Abbevilc Banner.
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AXES, AXES.

Just received and direct from the manu-
facturer, alarge lot of supefiar Axes equal
or superi or, to any Axes in the market.
Nov. 7 As At. R. STEW ART.
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Owing to great misfortuneS, and at the
urgent solicitations ofmany persons, and the
above call, have been induced to declare
myself a candidate for Sheriff at the cleo
ton to take placeon Tuesday, the 1t day Of
January next.
. If the people Of Newberry District will
again put confidence in me, and elect me
Sheriff, their confidence shall not be abused
for shall discharge the duty with credit to
myself and honor to the District.
Nov. 27th 1856 H. II. KISARD.
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COM MUSICATED.

To Gen. H. H. Kinard-Dear Sir-We
have been informed that you are the acting
Sheriff of Newbcrry, and as it is expected
the Courts will be open at the meeting Of the
next Legislature, il is the wish of many per-
sons that you offer yourself as candidate
for Sheriff at ensuing election in January
next. Having been tried in that capacity,
and no man ever having given more salts
faction, it is earnestly hoped that you will
signify your acceptance of nomination.
Your qualification as an auctioneer, also,
particularly make it tile duty of all to sus>
tain you should you run. Property sold in
your hands will not suffer depreciation. In
conclusion we beg you as the fitting man for
the occasion to declare yourself at once, and
we will work for you. MANY FRIENDS.
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Plantation to Rent.

The Undersigned will offer for Rent, on
the frs. Monday in December next, at New
berry Court House. to the highest bidder,
the plantation of the late Asa Darby, de-
ceased, in Newberry District. The lessee
will be required to give note and two good
sureties to secure the price of the rent, pay
able lst Oct., 1867. Possession given at
once. WM. F. NANCE, Admr.
November % /
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November 2S St
JOuVen's
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
ESTABLISHED p YEARS.

The only GOOD article for instantly cleaning
Kid Gloves. They can be cleaned while upon
the hand, and worn Immediately. It's inodor-
Gus. One bottle will clean 35 pairs. Price IS
cents. Retaied by most Druggists and Fancy
Stores. Wholesale by Demas Barnes & Co, T.
C. Wells & Co and others, New York.
nov % 2m
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:. BURN & TArLoN's Buggy and Carriage
Factory, near the Depot, will be in order
for work on fac first Of December. We
have had the pleasure Of examining
specimen vehicles, manufactured by these
gentlemen, ard must pronounce them
equal ia finish, and superior in durability
to those ofNorthern make, and cheerfullv
recommend them as finished workmcn
in all the practical details ~,of their
business. Another important feature is
that the vehicles made and offered for
sale are cheap, the secret of which is,
that they arc both energetic working
men, and understand their business
thoroughly, hence the very moderate
price at which they can sell them. Any
one wishing fine vehicle would do well
to call and examine their work.
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MARKET REPORT-CoLUWBIA, Nov. II.
Corrected weekly by Browne & Schirmer, Gen
eral CCmu- iS>ion Merchants. and Wholesale
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BARGAINS. .--Pubic attention is directed
to the favorable opportunity now offered
BY Mr.. Foot who Will sell all the various
goods at the corner, known as the
millinery store, regardless ofcost. There
need be no apprehension that this is
take in announcement, merely to attract
attention, but veritable fact. Mr. Foot
is determined to sell this stock Of goods,
Of which. he is and has been for several
months the sole owner, at very low
prices. His object is to. close out the
concern, which has been losing one to
him, therefore the prices will be put
down to the lowest figure. Ladies and
all others in search ofbargains in millinery
and dry goods, should avail themselves
at once Of this rare chance; and gentle
men in want of clothing, boots and shoes
can have their wants supplied cheaply.
Try Mr.. Foot, and be convinced.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

II. II. hAN NM, -. ~. ~
Sheriff's Office, Nov. %, 1866.
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MEssRs EDITORS YOu are authorized to an
nounce JOHN W. COUNTS as a candidate for
The Office Of FAX Collector for Newberry Dist,
at the ensuing election Mr.. Counts is a gentle
man every way qualified for the Office.
DUTCH FORK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS--1S65.

Ths buildings and grounds have been plseed In enm
plsts order sud allied up With furniture especially
adapsd for the comfort aHd convenience of students
tnnlshed the oldest boys as In Colleges
private tu ~ free from the sonfusion and restraint
school room.
The Course Of instruction il thorough and practical
designed to ht Young for admission our best
Colleges or for the active dutssof the farm, shop
counting house
By the lhsrAty ofths Board Trustees. the Academy
ia fruished with library ofl2o0o yolumes aud ons Of
the bti collections nj Chemical and Philosophical AEpa.
rAus IN the Uniisd stAtesv-thut sdording facilities for
acquiring complete sciantini and Mathematical eduea
ton far superior to most sehoOlsin our country.
Tho lest Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared tn secure the proper moral mensl and physical
training of the young tnen entrusted his Terms
NJ il-rAts. FOR sirculArs aud information AidreAs,
hpWARD 4 . PORTER,
HsWaIk, Dal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
RAILROADS G. STEAMBOATS,.

/ n. :. "a "a DGLPliiA, WILMINGTON AND
hALII MORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
OonNhNolNG MONDAY, MARCH I2th. 1866.
10 Trans I, VIII leave Depot corner pRoAb sTRFRT ANN
WASHINGTON AYENUE A. f,itsws- 4"NNi AND
E4rRsss TRAIN at4i5 A. ii. .fuonasvsa av..n,.,,
bt nsinprs p and Washington stopping AZ Chester VIII
mans Mse ,ns ~ tAfe ds Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
DELAWs App' '9ts' ohSses a. stamsers Run.
,vsi.., v ahE X. x. ThAIN at s Is A M fsnndsvs
Hon. " 'or salisbury Milford ard intermediate "a.
a.I W55YMA1L TRAINato.15 A. NJ r,.,..,,
ayman' % sioiplns at chcster Thur ow Linwc d.
aud Baltimore we 4'"' s-4''on ieiAesn Wilmington
or B,inos,sI TEN Ky a i 8 AN tsundays ereeptedJ
IL IA TAI rhEs5 Train at 2 45 p NJ fs,nt.. ....,., a.,
Wiin,nytsnu MAsnnglon, stopping Chester Cisymont
% us'se de Grace Ab-rdeos Perfvnsni. n rs
NIGHT EXPREssaa 1tnop
Washingtou a. ii'Vv r. NJ. for Baltimore and
nc ss,, s5ssssss 5y boat frm Baltimore for Fortress Mon.
llG5 A. 81. fSs5y 1iy foint and Richmond will take the
s,..-,.i nllhINoToN ACCOMMODATION rKAJEs
miiston. al s'a'ons between Philadelphia and VIII
!, isape sa t Phladelphis sts.l5.111b Na,os.o..
Railroad f 81 r. NJ tram couneets with DainWnrs
Leave Wil,nimd,ng'o 'on and intermediate stations.
and 90 +. ~ at ToV' e.l5 and $50 a. NJ. SEQ
$50 and 30 SPH P GA'e leave Philadelphia Ats15AM
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave "ilmingos at 1900 NJ, 4.soapJ ioGopM
, OhEsTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s6i I'Iss = 81 Inesier Il o. 5S and
"V'i oHs4 and 10 80 r. H. ' 80 $50 y esat
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Ne L.''e Baltimore M 80 A. n Way M,,l pa1IMp.
M gIn-e,s r. ~ hApress. e.s6 p NJ Bxprsss. a.fI
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Nuesler ithler at 4 a. and s.a2A M.3lgPu
T.. "u LOO a. A. ana
SUNDAY TRAINS
wsshia - So TRAIN at 4.t5 A. NJ for B.l,,,o, -.
gsyr. a. "a n. stopping at he.ter williamson p.si,1
and St mS., n fasen, rsrrymans Masnsiis thas.
HAsh ugton, "' iA'VV r. NJ for Baltimore nHd
tcs AM, am ,pAIioN TRAIN atiisjpM n, wlu,.
~ 'u'elmedisle intermediate sAious -' ''' "'"'AF
BALriuoRg FOR puILADELpur.
or.Ss .es'e Baltimore at 0 r. M stonnl,- =, u..
sad Nsuy , ,Le aud Wilmington aiso Atons a. tih,s
pass.,gsrs ~ ~ 'ak' pAssengrrs for - 80
fgavs "A-hinson Or Bktm-rel snd t,bs,t., ~
Baltimore Or washiuxtoa. "
,x,, SPECIAL TRAIN
ATE stations Al 80 T. 81 -PH'A Aho lnisrmedt
'NEt'HF TRAINS WITH PAssENaRp n4v
ATrAUHED,
,,., io's Wnlqgt,n Tor Psrryvills and ,,....,,.,
a ~ a, a. oSs r. NJ Leave fal inofe for H.
1Au 'ntsrmedates at ons Al 445 = NJ is as
"a, r. NsNNEf. suDsrIutendent
\
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College oeeupe, the whols upper poriou II -s'
noiles q he l'rge double building At IN NJ cerner 81
OhEolNCr aud SEVENTH strestn, is well lighted
which ia unsurpassed.
The instruction given here is m the most practical and
ehiracler The appreciation OF iis value II
SHOWN by the fact that during the pnn year nearly sevan
nuaqree students were in attendance. and also by the
Eaulnes win which Its graduates secure lucrative
situations, and the large number OF applications made
to the College for them.
lhs course OF oflnstrucion includes
BOOK'KEEPING,
which s taught in all ts departments and applications,
u AZ u Is Eraotired by the bost accountants and busi-
nera men Each student oensi writes out and closes
several ret Of hooks adapted the various brancles
trade makes out In proper form the various papers
10 business, such az Promissory Notes Rereipts &c
count Currents Account sai.s business letters,
ee ..,.l ehrels, Se aud Is in-trueed N The large
variety OF Transactions and customs ofbubiness life.
PENMANsHIP.
which is important 10 every business man, receive.
especial attention. and the method " nsru ton pursued
no'e We calculated to make elegant and rapid penneu
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
inoludng Interest," Profit aud Loss Avsra Aeeouu,s
hxeh.nse &C., il taught In ts shortes; ald ost Ap-
COMMERCIAL Law, MArHESArCs, and DsrForINo CouE.
AIhir NOrHs are included IN the Instruction,
TELEGRAPH1NG
both BY Sound and Paper is taught hy ono best
Of practical aud experienced operators aud eysfy facility
y Auorued ior acquiring tull knowledge OF all the
minutie ofihe Profession.
department has been opened Tor tho reception OF
L.
increasing demand fur competent operators oilers uu.
usual operiunit sfor remuueratlve employment
Aa Instruct la given to each stadent separately.
90. ~
The time usually required for the completo Counting.
uousv CuuIles varies rrm eight to twelve weeNs,
eording TO the numbrr oi hours daily devoted Oi.
handsome Diploma. with the 70 ii Of the lust tuition at.
tAehed is awarded n graduation.
students are received Time and are Instructed
AZ sueb hours 50 may hest suit their convenience.
Gaia oBuea containing terms, &c may 10 obtained
gratis on application.
HfCRlTrEHDsHB eres Of Praeticil Tre,lises N BOOK.
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