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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-17

All Of which we offer as low as the same quality
can be bought for on the Ohio river.
We call especial attention to our X ENTUCKY
or B CHEAP IRON. which is made from Cold
Blast Charcoal. Pig Iron and Wrought Scrap
Our SHEET IRON is very superior, and we
call the particular attention of Timers and
Sheet Iron Workers to il.
Our Works are in full operation. and we arc
prepared TO I'll orders promptly.
A liberal discount made to who esale dealers.
HILLMAN, BRO. a. SONS.
aug1 d6w3m
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Saturday Nov. 18th, 1867.
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

lust IRECETVED, QN B0ND) DIRECT
~ from the Factories, a large consignment Of
the finest grades of VIRGINIA TOBACCO,
manufactured near Dauville Virginia.
The assortment consists Of the
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-17

Felix r. Cheatham vs.. Robert IL. MeEwen. Jr
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause, ! will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville Dt u o'clock
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SECOND RAcE-sAME DAY.

GREEN STAKE-For three year olds that have
never appeared in public; mile heats $50
entrance, play or pay. The Association to add
$500 if the race is run.
LIST. Smith q Hobson name b. c., by Bleak
wind dam Jane Wilkins. three years old
ID. Turner 4 johnson name ch. C. Longstreet,
by Lexington, dam Alice Jones. by imp. Glen
eOe, three years Old.
Sd, Turner 4 johnson name ch. FLY Maya
zine, by Australian. dam by old Wagner. three
years old.
4th. W; A. Foulks names br. c. Dumple by
9Th. G.. w. Darden names F. Bissick's ch. FLY
Maggie Hunter, by Australian dam Heads-I-
Say. by imp. Glencoe. three years old.
THIRD RACE-SAME DAY.
Club race. $40; free for all two mile dash.
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Merritt webb, S0irs Tor comFL
In Chancery at Nashville.

State of Tenneesee-Ofice Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville. October the
LIST, 1867.
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Nashville Blood Horse
ASSOCIATION COURSE.

THE FALL MEETING OVER THE NASH
willie Course will commence on ~ ESnAX.
the week.
The stakes advertised have closed with the
following entries:
First Day = Tuesday. AID Bay OF
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In Chaneery at NashyiIIe.

Chas. NJ Ewing soPr for com nI,f anu oeIS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-07
This Week we present you with

This Week we present you with new
advertisement of DR.. E. Dillon d Son.
They commenced business in Fremont in 81,
and contrary to the expectations of many,
soon became the leading Druggists in the
place. Their long experience, thorough
understanding of the Drug Business, and
improved facilities, enable them to offer
special inducements in their line Of trade.
1t is their aim to keep only the purest Drugs.
Their Chemicals are bought of the best
manufactory in the United States. and most
of their Patent Medicines from the proprie-
tors direct. We have no hesitancy in as
suring our friends that they will find the
purest Liquors at this establishment. This
firm keeps on hand this spring the largest
stock Of Paints, Oil, and Window Glass ever
brought to Frement. They have spent time
and money in the study Of Dying and Dye
stuff, and extraordinary care is taken to
purchase the best material for coloring.
Should you need Wall Paper, call at this
store and you will find large stock, paper
of better quality, patterns of finer selection,
and in greater variety, and lower than can
be found elsewhere. If you wish to pur-
chase Drugs, fine Perfumery, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, or any thing in the Drug
line, you will always find the best articles
at DR.. E. Dillon & Sons Drug Store. wi
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A Terrible Railroad Accident In
Fremont Yesterday morning about nine
o'clock the passenger train came in from the
East under full speed, and just as the last
car was passing over the bridge, although
the bridge had previously shown no signs
of its inability to bear its Tremendous bur-
den, yet five gentlemen and some ten or fif-
teen ladies, whose names we have not learn
ed, while passing under the bridge at that
moment, were most terribly and horribly run
over by vast crowd of people urging their
way to Harris Photograph rooms in Buck
lands New Block, to get their photos taken,
but no one seriously injuEd.
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Burglary.-An attempt was made TO rob
the Post Office on Monday night by some
one who concealed himself it is supposed,
in CAxFfELD's new Office. About half past
ten O'Clock Mr.. GEORGE BUCKLAND, who was
writing at desk in the back Office, was shot
at, Just as he rose Up from the desk, by some
one who stood at the front delivery, the ball
cutting his vest collar and lodging in the
window casing. Buckland at once got his
pistols and started for the front door, which
had been locked, the key remaining on the
inside. The burglar turned the key and
went out, taking to his heels down the alley
between MUEK's and HEFFNER's.
On the same night the Post Office at Clyde
was broken open and robbed of about $500
in cash. Very few of the letters were dis
turbed.
On Tuesday night another attempt was
made to break into the Post Office in Fre-
mont, by cutting out panel from the back
door. Just as the work was done and the
panel ready 10 take out, BUCkLAND, who
sleeps in the office, interrupted the rascal by
firing shot through the door. We hope
the robbers will try again.
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Dramatios Revived.-We learn tha
SUPERNTxNDKNT.

Dramatics Revived. We learn that the
Excelsior Club have determined to repeat
gTen Nights in Bar Room" with jolly
farce, on Wednesday night next, the even
ingef the second days Tournament. The
play has an excellent moral, is full of inter-
est from beginning to end, and will draw a
large house. The Club play it well-better
that half the regular companies can do it.
The part Of Morgan, which was taken BY
Mr.. JoHN HooD on the former presentations.
will be played by Mr.. EUGENE DwIGHr who
always plays his part well. Some other
changes in the characters have been found
necessary on account of the absence of some
members of the Club, but we believe the
play will loose none of its interest by the
changes. The plan is to begin and close the
entertainment early, so that those who wish
may attend the dance at Fabipg's Hall which
closes the Tournament. The posters and
programmes will give particulars in due
time. Let all who wish to get seats 60 ear
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In Duranoe vile.-A party of gay and
festive chaps. whose mothers probably didn't
know they were out" came up from Fostoris
last week for Fishing excursion" and got
themselves i6so aPrett5 fx by Juggling of
Capt, TaOMF0as's garden feacs to make
kindipg wood 70 roast their ,spppers. Not
liking their style, constable FACE arrested
thsrwhOle patty and put them in the jail
until morning, when they were brought be-
fore justice TKIKR, who, informed them in
substance that they must either fish or cut
bait They concluded that fishing would'n'
pay in country where they could 1t use
thsiEneighbOrs rails for fire wood and 50 paid
Capt. THOMrsos's bill and the costs, and
started fOr home on foo, completely strapped
with faces as long as one, of thea0apt. 3 rails
- Et+S
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Gomnrertial Mattrrs.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE. FREMONT. o.,

JOURNAL OFFICE. FREMONT, o..l
Thursday, June 8, 1867.
Wheat-No. ], 81 50 moi, 81 90; No. 3, 81 so
Flour-$ls 5O@$l4 so @ SIS sTbbl.
Corn-Ss5c. bushel. ttf
Rye-$1 10 ~ bushel.
Oats-62c. p bushel. t5y4t
Ruckwheat (grain)-s1c. y bushsl.
Flax seed-Ja 90 , bushel.
Timothy seed-S2 0o@2 50 ' bushsL
Glover Seed-$7 0O@T IS y bushsl.
Dressed H0gs-$7 6o@S7 rs ' cwt.
Lard-l0c. ' ID BY the keg; 1910. vfb ct retail.
Smoked Meats-Hams, l23<cts. ID; Shoul-
ders, loc. y ID Dried Beef zoe. ID.
Pealery-Furkiss, 81 90, 81 so@s2 90 apiece
Chickens, l2@l5c. apiece live dressed s@loe. fb.
Butter-1b@l6S. Ffb
ExGs-l21fe. ' dozen
Cheose-16c. ID.
PotatOes-$lO 90 bushel.
Onions-40@5Oc ? bushel.
Green Apples-75S@s busheI.
Dried Apples-e1Ss. Tib. - - A-Si-s4ra
ReesWax-3oc. ' ID.
WooESS945c-Y ' 10. $500 500
Sals-Fins, sack, 25c; ? bbl., 81 60; Coarse,
? bbl., s.
Fuel-woOd, y cord, $S OO@s4 90; Coal $40 '
Tun delivered. ffT5 F"' o
Coffee-Rio, 2e@27e. vib; Java, 4O@s5c. b
Tea-S5@SI e0Tfb.
sugar-CommOn, by the barrel, b., 10, l21
@I4c White, 1B@10c. y ID.
Rice-11c. Fio.
msckerel-so 90 @ SO % ? Il bbl.: 81 so '
Kit. r'"
Frarnout Iim.a-2Oc , bush.
Hay-sl2T Tun. -s ...s
Maple Sugar-12h@l5e
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Good Dental work.-In one of our
tramps day or two since we called on DR..
A F. PKrcE. who has lately opened Dental
Rooms here, and looked over several full and
partial sets Of teeth Of his Workmanship. We
found them very superior in finish and of the
very best material. Since DR.. PRICE opened
an Office here he has received orders for sew
eral difficult pieces Of work and has given
perfect satisfaction in every case we believe.
He aims to keep fully up with the times in
his profession, uses only the very hest stock
and has complete set of instruments with
all the latest improvements. Hischair is the
most ingenious, comfortable and convenient
we have ever seen for the purpose and all the
arrangements of the rooms seem TO be excel
lent. We think those of cur friends who
are in need of anything in the Dental line
will like the Dr's work if they give him a
trial. 80 .r-fr.-s Z. 4r,cS -
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Farm for Sale.

II OFFER for sale my Farm Of one hundred and
II sixty acres-l0o acres Of cleared land, ~ high
state Of cultivation, the balance In heavy timber
living within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca Gnd within
three-fourths Of mile Of good Grist Mil and SaS
Mill. There are on the farm, two gooc Dwelling
Houses, Wash and smokeHouse. Cellar under the
vhole: Corn Cribs Barn with Sheds, two neysrfail-
ing Sprnrs-one for the House and one for the BaTn
Spring House, Orchard Of No j, Grated Fruit,
such a. Apples 0herries Pears ouinces, Peaches &c
For particulars to terms. ETC., Gallo or address
Al Fort Seneca Poetof6ce, Seneca county, Ohio,
JACOBPULTZ.
Dec. Z, ,lses.-ssmTpd TYsCuz i7G
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Council Proceedings.

FREMONT, May %, 1867.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Botefur, Pres't; Belts, Brush, Ochs,
Keller and Quilter, Trustees; Wilmer, Clerk.
The following Ordinances were read the
third time and passed; To provide the mode
of constructing side and cross walks; To re-
strain horses from running at large. Ayes;
Belts, Brush, Keller, Ochs, Quilter and Bot
efur; Nays; none. To regulate the cOnstruc-
ton of awnings and prevent the obstruction
of sidewalks.
Messrs. Quilter and Brush were appointed
a committee to make arrangements for the
purchase of hand Engine for German En-
CINE Company No. L.
Messrs. Belts, Quilter and Keller were ap-
pointed committee to contract for gravel
to Maca6amize streets.
Mr.. Brush submitted proposition OF the
Board of Health, that they will report to the
Council all nuisances which may come under
their knowledge, and let the Council, through
the Marshal and his Assistants, abate and re-
move the same. Adopted.
Council adjourned.
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PRO cRAMAsME
II y .ffg gfsl 1ezLE
l,a.ue-E ,.--7t oFiTHE OF The E15IIg Z
Grand Musical Tournament

7s6g 70 sE HELD HfFRENoEr, eHIDsi "
Tuesdsy q Wednesday, June IL & II.
irTheorder of exercises of the Grand Tour
nament on Tuesday and Wednesday, will be
as follows: .-t-.- q =. =.
l. Reception of Bands, Glee Clubs and or
ganiEation. ae
Q. Grand Parade of all the Bands. /
8. Grand Tournament Concert and eompe-
titionoE Orchestra and Glee Clubs, ,sat Mann
moth Hall in the evening. ''s
PRoGRAxHE OF CoNcERrs-The following
are few of the pieces which will be per-
formed during the interludes, between the
competition pieces, -, .. ~ : 5r-E
Opening piece, selection from Huguenot's,
arranged by c. F. Boos, Fremont Band.
Overture, :. Fra Driyolo, (Auber.)
Polonaise Won Kerhner, Kleuber's Quar-
tette Band. -
Cornet Obligato, (Grand Concert Polka, :;
Chas. BaetS. ,-.
Violoneello Solo, 80 - F. Kuber
Fantasia pour Clarinette ct. Piano, Prof.
G. F. Boos and Son IL years old. -,..-
Airs from Opera Barber de Seville,
(Rossini.) =
Guitar Solo, (Thalberg's 'Homs, Sweet
Home" with variations, Prof. G.F Doll.
Presentation of Prizes awarded to Glee
Clubs and String Bands to take place at the
close of the Concert. -,..-
l. 4 I SECOND DAY. n & .
1. Ringing of all the bells in the city at 6
o'clock A. N.
a. Assembly Of the Bands at Mammoth
Hall, !, at 9 O'Clock A. M, where they will form
in procession and march to the new Fair
Grounds, East Side; at which place the COM
petition for the prizes by the Bands will take
place. .a..
The following are some of the competition
pieces which viii be performed:
International Quickstep.
Grand Potpouri, from Lucretia Borgia.
Overture from Straniera (Verdi) '1se
l. % Amateurs at Home. sa..ss-stg
At the close the Bands will be consolidated
and play the Empire Quickstep'' all togeth-
er, marching to the Public Square, at which
tplace win be awarded the Band Prizes.
A Grand Social Hop will take place at
Mammoth Hall, Wednesday evening. Music
By, an excellent String Band from abroad.
Committee on Reception. MAroh BELL, M.
E. TYLER, H. W. WMsLow, G. DoNcEsoN,
D. W. KREBs, JOSEPH STuBER, s. BUoKLAND,
@. H. BELL, F. WILMER. aF
Grand AdrShdls.-H. W. BRIsroL, Z. VI.
Cook, g. WILLIAMS, A. You've, J.. D. GR1F-
FIN, A. J.. SNYDER, ]. L. GREENE, Jr., L. W
| WARD. IL.
Admission to Concert, So cents. To Fair
Grounds, rs cents.
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FOR sALE.-THE SUB

u scriber wishes to ssi1 his71rm IN wlshingtOn
from Fremont and miles South OF Hessville; con-
taiuine so aores-60 In till and 20 acres an tim
ber The soil Is limestone loan, and prodnetivc.
The buildings consist of = comfortable frame DWELL
Al each house. stable, corncribs, smoke house, dry
house and lime kiln &c. A good variety Of fruit
trees consisting Of apple peach chsrry and plum;
tanning l3 varieties Of grapes, Any person venting
this farm can hsve possession Of the tenant house
with the rrivelage Of two fields to till, this spring
For particulars enquire Of VIM hcAillen on the
.,rn 1zm2s
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Enterprise in Education.-No system
of education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
the dicipline of first class Business Col
lege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Arbor, Michigan. 1t is worthy of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
minating an ephermeral existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing till
to-day it is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of Pen
manship, address
A. @. PARSONS, A. M.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Marriaqe.

On the 3Ist of May, in Fremont, ny JUS
tise Tyler, HENRY s. Keller and Miss Susan
WooLoUT.
On the 10th of May, in Fremont, by JUS
tice Tyler, JoHN DIsHER and Miss MARY NJ
CARNIcOM.
- June 4th, in Fremont, BY Rev, =. Bush
nell Mr.. Albert j. WILLIAMS OF Cleveland
and Miss EMMA A. HALTER OF Fremont
On the ID inst, at the Tell House, Fre-
ont by Rev. Mr.. Lang, Mr.. HOMER MIL
LIous with Miss PHEBT HooKE, both Of Fre'
mont.
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Farm for Sale.

V1HE undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated
i in Ballville township, Sandusky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusky
river containing 90 Of land less, over
SO scres under good state Of cultivation 10 of II
river bottom and the balance timber, situated on
rood roads, comfortable house, frame barn, buggy
house rood cellar under the house, wood house and
other out door buidings, good wells OF water and
cstern an orchard Of 40 large bearing apple tsss Of
choice fruit; also pear, peach, pfnms cherry and
other summer fruit. Also house we'll situated for
mafinr syrup. For further Information enquire Of
me asns:S saSs'1'''' = ~ JAMES HErT.
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IfRennc is as good looking and has as
many good qualities as may be presumed
from using his Killing Magic Oil. We
don't wonder at his popularity. His Magic
Oil, as a pain-KilliDg agent, is success.
Everybody that tries it says at works like
charm" Sold by E. Dillon d Son.
USE CAur1oN.- LIN calling for that excellent
Saleratus, D. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best Chem
ical, be sure you get what you call for, as in
consequences Of its success there are many
limitations in the market. 1t il better than
Soda.
Lock AT YouR CoAr and see if the collar
and shoulders are not covered with dandruf.
If such be the case procure bottle Of "Bar-
retts Vegetable Hair Restorative" few
applications of which will entirely eradicate
every particle Of dandrutf and render your
hair clean, rich and glossy.
Instantly. ANY trouble occasioned by
eating cucumbers or unripe fruit viii disap-
pear instanter if the sufferer will take one
swallow of Co.'s DrsrEPsI CURE. 1t II
perfectly harmless.
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Attest, F. WILMER, Clerk.
Examinations in the Public Schools.

Examinations In the Public Schools.
The following is the order of Examinations
in the Schools above the Primary:
First Secondary, Miss Lydia Dsran, Teach
ar. Monday and Tuesday, June 10th and
l1th.
Second Secondary, Miss Mary Tanning,
Teacher, Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
and 18th.
East Side intermediate and Secondary, s.
S. Long, Teacher, Friday and Mondsy, the
18th and 18th. ''.9
West Side intermediate, Grammar and High
Schools, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 17th, 18th and 18th.
Reports to the several Schools, and distri-
button of Certificates of Promotion, on
Thursday and Friday.
SyrprprNTxNDErT
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' Drugs.-Go to 8. Buckland d Sons
every time for your drugs, dye stuffs, med.
ecines, perfumes, oils, paints, glass, DC.
They keep very large ,stock-a prime as
sortment of every thing in their line. They
buy cheap for cash and sell on terms that
will, satisfy any body that they can lead the
trade in their line. .',, s..l-., t.fa. a.ii 81
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A DESIRABLE PLACE for SALE.

A-The undersigned ofIsu for sale the premises
in Fremont now occupied BY her, known as the old
" Edgerton place." comprising four Lotz Of ground
numbered $50, 3s7, 3SS and $50, in one square,
bounded by John, high, Main and Ewing streets.
The situstion is high and beautiful and the premis
es really Is desirable any In the city Fruit trees
aud shrubbsry In abundance. Large dwelling house
Ram and out buildings, WE'LL cisterns, &c, &c.
Possessfon given at once. Place to be Hhoun at
sny time. Terms easy. MRS. JENNIE ENSIGN.
fremont, May 1, 1867. 1sm3pd
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Fremont, June 8, 1861.
Regular meeting of the Council. Present.
Botefur, Pres't. Belts, Brush, Ochs and
Quilter, Trustees. Wilmer, Clerk. Absent;
Keller.
Minutes of the last regular and special
meetings read and'approved. i
The following Reports of Committees were
adopted: On Finances; on Cisterns; on the
purchase of gravel; on alley south of State
Street, East Side; Finance Committee fixing
the rate of taxation at IL mills.
A report of the Committee on Hand En-
gines was laid upon the table. -
The following sidewalk was ordered TO be
built: north side of Napoleon, between Elm
and Wood Street.
On motion of Mr.. Ochs it was
RESOLVED, That all petitions for sidewalks
be hereafter referred to standing Commit
tee on Sidewalks.
Ochs, Brush and Quilter, Committee.
A number of petitions for sidewalks in diff
ferent localities of the city, were referred to
the Committee on Sidewalks.
On motion of Mr.. Brush, it was
Resolued, To Macadamize Court Street,
west of Main; the expenses to be levied upon
the property, adjacent to or abutting upon
said street; ProvidedIa majority of the pro-
perty holders, after being notified of the in
tended measure by the marshal, do not pro-
test against the same.
A petition of A. Goeller was referred to
Mr.. Brush.
The proposition of June d Buckland, in
regard to Elm Street, was taken from the ta-
BILE and referred to committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Belts, Keller and Ochs.
A remonstrance against the construction Of
Sewer on South side of State Street, East
side, was laid upon the table.
A proposition of F. S. White, to repair
Croghan Street, was accepted.
On motion, it was resolved to appoint Is
special policemen for the Musical Tourna-
ment
Several proposals for the construction OF
the ditch on Main Street and the Maeadam-
izing of Croghan Street were laid upon the
! table.
On motion of Mr.. Belts, Committee on
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Can't See It. Giant see whatf How
MuNK can offer to sell clothing for spring
and summer wear, just from New York, in
the latest and best styles, at such prices
The fact is, that he buys cheap and sells
cheap, gets cash for what he sells and buys
again. That is all there is aboutit Z
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Facts are Stubborn Things-Facts
are stubborn things, and it has lately come
to be generally acknowledged that YouNK-
MAN is doing good work in the line Of Mer-
cbaut Tailoring at very low rates, and is
selling splendid ready made clothing at the
lowest prices. He don't make any fuss
about it but sells cheap and gets good trade.
23W2 p - - y
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rHR AmERICAN COMMERCIAL AR

THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AR
ITHMRTIC.-A new Work of 2os pages, for Bus
mess Colleges, Schools, Academies &c. compiled
with view to the practical illustration Of business
rules. Giving precticsl business examples OF kind
not in Arithmstics now in use, involving Gold and
National Currency. The laws for collection Of debts
damages on protested bills, and legal rate of inter-
sst for every State given. Also rules and tables for
Genital system. Every Teacher, Library and busi-
ne man requires one. To be had Of booksellers ;
II not, address, enclosing $l.75,
2onl MUsaR0vE ! WRIGHT, elsvslsad,o
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Our Poliey.-we are frequently asked
to publish personal explanations and mat
ters of that nature that have previously ap-
peared in print in the other city papers. We
always publish such articles when they are
furnished to us as early as to other papers,
not otherwise. e, 'isst Srii's-i .''ii .