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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
PubIie Citizens' Meeting.

The meeting Of the citizens OF Mem
pbis WAS held yesterday at Exchange
Building in accordance with the call
previously made The proceedings APP
pear very briefly in another column. 1t
was evidently not the mind Of the gen
tlemen assembled to rush things through
in bot haste, bringing in cut and dried
resolutions, ss is often done in such
cases, and hBrrying them through at
tie bidding Of any influence or clique;
but TO act deliberately and wisely and
with fan time for consultation and
adYiee Hence the meeting was ad-
jsurbed over TO Saturday night next
And then, When the Committee
is expee.e5 TO report, the report
will be fairy eanyassed and adopted
or rejected. in whole or part, IS Il accords
with or opposes the VIII Of voters il is
no partisan meeting. aud no place for
buneoube speeches, or promoting the
ends Of individual ambition: bat for
calm expression Of cur peoples choice,
10 determine whether the evils under
which We groan can be legally and peace
fully remedied, and The best way % do
H. We are pleased 10 see that many of
our Oldest citizens and Eisest men are
engaged in this movement II IL should
result 10 advice for a complete reforma-
ton Of the State Government. no one
doubts the right, which is emphsiieally
given BY the State ConsiiistioB. What
then1 Will any republican and patriot
objec, TO the exercise Of The E0HT
Brownlo~ himself is neither knaye nor
fool enough to resist H. The opposition
which We see indicates nothing but
dread OF displacement FROM lucrative
Offices on the part Of the small FRY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

The Kingdom of Italy, as it now ex-
lists, exclusive of the Papal States, com
prises population of24, 23l $50 persons,
Of which l2,l2S, 824 are males, and H.
1903, 036 females; l4,O52, 1891 are unmar-
ried 8,556,l75 are married l,623,3O4
are widowers and widows. There are
1892, 24s laborers, 3,923,63l in trade, or
mechanics; 1851 employed in mines /;
$40, 1913 professional men; ia, 00l priests;
&C.; l47, 448 employed under government;
242, 1856 soldiers; $40, $50 domestics, etc;
1911 landed proprietors; 3O5 ,343 pau
pers, and 9,i5s, SOP without any definite
occupation, chiefly children and aged
persons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
A Washington special to the ST. Louis
DeDaocrdt (Radical) saws:

A Washington special to the st. Louis
Democrat (RadicaD says:
There is general belief here that the
new constitution of Alabama has been
defeated, not by votes against it, but by
the tactics Of ex- rebels in not voting and
the terrorism they exercised over Union
whites, who did not dare vote. 1t de-
serves, therefore, to be said that the
House, by a solid Republican vote, be-
fore the holidays, passed bill providing
that the constitution might be adopted
by a msjoriiy Of the votes cast; that
this bill has been buried in the Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate that major
ity of the Reconstruction Committee
earnestly asked action on it in vaini that
many Senator'S and Representatives have
personally urged that it be taken up and
passed, and that the Judiciary Commit.
Tee have refused and still refuse to do
anything Herewith.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

That there is no decline in prices for
real estate in this city is evident from the
sale Of the property at the corner of
Broadway and Canal streets yesterday.
The corner lot, With improvements, COW
ering 10, 10 square feet, commenced with
a bid of $500, 900, and was knocked down
at $4O5, 900. The adjoining lot, "a feet
10 inches front by 9s feet depth, on
Broadway, was started at $4,000, and
was sold at $9l 900, making total Of
1896 900 for the two lots At these high
prices the auctioneer was Of the opinion
that the property WAS worth considerable
more money.-Nev York World.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

A KENTUCKY stock raiser passed
through Nashville few days ago, liter
ally loaded down with gold watches aud
every description of jewelry, which he
had obtained in Georgia and Alabama in
exchange for one hundred and sixty head
Of mules which be took South. In the
absence Of currency many people ofthat
section found it necessary, in order to
procure farm animals, to part with what
few yaluables the war had left them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
HAVANA.

HAVANA, February l2-Advices from
Manzanilla state that severe drouth is
retarding the tobacco growth. The
probabilities are the crop will be half
short.
Ristori has received letter from the
Emperor of Brazil offering free pas
sage for herself and troupe to Rio
Janeiro, and also to use the Imperial
Theater in that capital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

REVIVED prosecutions Of the Jews are
reported 10 Moldayia Their houses are
burned or torn down, their stores sacked,
aud their persons horribly maltreated.
Ia some cases they have been obliged to
escape secretly TO save even their lives.
II is said iha, the authorities did not
wen aiiemp, to prevent these outrages.
All Who attempted to defend the Jews
we're treated in the same manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
Charter Elections In New York
impeachment again Threatened
Another Fire ana Los, OF Life
NEW YORK.
Cold ana cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LKDGrR.l
New YoRK, February l3-Noon.-
Gold opened at l4la; at 1920 It was
l4l3; at 1850, l4la and is now l4ls.
Cotton market very firm. Holders are
asking higher rates; buyers waiting Tor
cable news. Quotations nominslly I'M
changed.
Exchange steady.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

The lady proprietors of the Revolution,
in New York, have employed Madam
Demorest TO fit out a squad Of little Irish
girls in the Fenian colors, and send
them into the street selling the woman s
paper" They call on the police to pro-
tect the little newsgirls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

FoETY or fhy ladies Of BurriIlviIle, R.
l.. the other night, had sleigh ride TO
Woonsockei, diued. wiued, and paid their
bills. entirely unsttsnded BY gentlemen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

A CosEEcTIovT girl Of sweet sixteen
married q youth Of ninstecn some two
weeks aga, and nov applies fora divorce
% The gro1nd ofjeai0usy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

PHrLIDELrHll is nov said TO be the
second manufacturing city 10 The world,
aud has twelve hundred and sixiy-six
mills and mauufscioriea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

The Wheeling Intelligence has seen
apparatus with which gas is made al q
cost Of twenty-five cents per thousand
cubic foot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

WArER-PRooF cloth, it is stated, is now
prepared by a recent patent with balata
instead Of India rubber, as twill stand
higher heat than that gum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

james Thomas Elliott has declined The
Radical nomination for Supreme Judge
Of Arkansas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
PITTsBURG.

PIrTsBURG, February l3.-There is
six and three.quarters feet water in the
river here. Thermometer, 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

In Paris, the latest novelty, produced
By the cold weather, is announced TO be
n nose protector lined with fur.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

Tar Cincinnati Ecenfng Chronicle
viii appear about the let proximo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
InsOIvent Notice.

fT,HE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTOR OF
4 Jerry Harrington, deceased. having sur
rested the insolvency ~ the estate Of said de
ceased. in the County Court 81 shelby county,
state q Tennessee. and. ~ order Of the Court.
he hereby BOTTLES al crtiitors Of said estate q
the Clerk Of rsid Court, on OF before the cih
day Of July. ISIS. o. Be ioreyer barred.
JOHN G0RMAN,
Law ErfofJsrry Hsrisgion. DEED.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STAR MILLS I!

DETWEEN MARKET AND WINCHES-
ID ter streets, east of Third. j, ING x
WARD, Proprietors. Fresh ground bolted and
unbolted Meal, chopped Corn, Bran, etc., con-
stantly on hand at lowest prices. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

Ma JANIS LESSoI, Of NeE York. an
nounccs his intention to found Presby-
terrain hospital for the use Of the sick and
injured Of that denomination. and Cor
that purpose he proposes 10 rive a valua-
bic plot Of ground and $4,000 az soon
as charter can be obtained and board
Of trustees chosen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CRO8,
MRS. KETCHUM, Principal.
No. 1O5 Third street.
rF,HF EASTER SESSION OPENS on NON
Il DAY. FEBRUAR ;, ISIS. french. Letln
md Pencil Drnwinr without ertra ca1rfe-
vocal and Instrumenial Muric ~ Mss MONA
BRADFORD. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

The Alabama State Election
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13

Trick to Garry constitution
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT

OF the kind in the Southwest. We employ
none but Capable wOrkmsn. and turn out the
best Of work at the most reasonable prices.
wHITMORE d CO.,
l2lt No. 10 Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-13
FOR co UNITY TAI COLLECTOR
FOR COUNTY TR USTEE.

r II. GoODLETT rs A CANDIDATE FOR
~ Trustee Of Shelby county subject 10 the
ratification of tho Conservative Convention.
Election in March.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

The San Antonio Erpres informs
us that in digging for the laying of
the foundations Of new Catholic
Cathedral in that city, the workmen
have exhumed large quantities OF
human bones, the whole yard seem
ing to have been thickly laid with
human bodies. The time when this
church yard was used as burial
place, is hardly within the memory
of the oldest inhabitants. For a
hundred years these bones have
slept in quiet beneath all the con-
tentions of human wars and revolu-
tions, and at last are thrown up by
a new generation of men, and upon
their mold is to rest the foundation
of a modern temple of worship.
Their names have been forgotten
even their race, their deeds, their
history. The only thing we know
IS that they belonged to the human
family.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11


pfeutsIy. the namhef " whiis voters iaf
The funhsr of colofei voters fuf, and he
numhsr " each against a convention. The
ballots will then be placed In The ballot
boats, which will he sealed aud, together
wiih the registration aud election records
will he turned over 10 such eouniJ officer
M member Of the Registration linard as
said Hoard may select, who vii receipt
therefore sud will be held responsible iur
the same Each member OF The hOarl VIII
make AFFIDAVIT 10 the correctness oi The re-
turns, one copy Of which will then be
brought by same member ~ the board 10
the Commanding General Of the finh Mil
iiary District At New Orleans Tie other
copy will he retained by the Board unlll
further orders.
VII, The Boards q legisirars will see
that n full and hir opportunity Is gwen
for dcposiiing his ballot TO every man en-
titled to vote, aud will generally do every,
thing ih,t is requisite 10 secure full aud
Impartial expression Of the opinions AMI
wishes 81 the registered yolels,
WIZ. All places where Intoxicating
l,puois are .Hlailcd viii he closed % the
days of the election and such sale OF liquors
is prohibited during said election days.
TX, Military interference with election
"un'eys II he necessary To keep the peace
a, tho polls, II prohibited by law, and no
soldier win be allowed To appear al any
polling place, unless as citizens OF the
State they are registered rs voters, and
then only Tor the purpose OF yol!pgi but
tie commanders Of posts will he pr pared
to act promply IL the civil authorities fail
to preserve the peace.
y. The sheriff aud other peace officers OF
each county are required TO be present dur
| ing the whole time the polls are kept open,
aui until the election is completed, aud
| viii be mado responsible that there shall
/ be no interference with the Judges OF Elvo
ton, or other interruption of good order.
| As an additional measure to the purity
/ or tho election, each Registrar, or clerk, IL
hereby clothed, during the election, with
authority to call upon tho civil officers oil
the county to make arrests, and In case OF
the failure of the Aforesaid civil officers, are
empowered to perfom their duties during
the election. They will make full report
of such failures on the part Of civil officers
to the Commanding General Fifth Military
District, through the Headquarters, District
Of Texas, for orders in each case.
XI. When the returns shall have been
received at the Headquarters Of the Fiji
Military District, the result of the election
will be published by the commander there
of, and If n majority of the votes, according
to the laws of Congress, have been in favor
of convention, the names Of the delegates
elected will be officially announced, AM
the Convention called together.
XII. Persons who convey returns to The
Headquarters of the Fifth Military District
will be paid, at New Orleans, reasonable
expenses in making the journey and re-
turning.
By command of Major General Hancock
GEO. L. HARTsUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

Mr.. Alexander s. Cox, who died
in Washington on Monday, had
lived there since 1858, and for the
last few years been engaged in com
merc;al business. Before that he
had been o lawyer in Ohio, and edi-
tor of the GAINESVILLE Gazette. His
age was 81.
Jay Cooke is to dine the Wash
ington correspondents some even
ing soon, between ive-twenty and
seven-thirty. They will not 60
home till n-forty.
Forney publishes letter from
General Meade to himself, apparent
" for the purpose ofshowing that
the General calls him his dear Mr..
Forncy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
CsIIege omcc. Roo.., 20. 9.
Tcrms---r,aynbIe i,nsy,,cc


penmansh blossoms not limited d %
Do0k-keeping-double AMI single entity, etc, a
pe-4ect cpufs e.--. 20 %
Administrations all commercial oalcula-
Lectures Connie eial Iaw-.4.............,g 20 Oh
The above constitutes the Commercial Cou-scl
Stationary for Commerca nj Course, including
blank books .-....--.. ......... .....- 10 On
Stationery for fcnmanship , 20
Diploma. for Master Of Accounts .,.......-' 10 az
English French spanish, German, Latin Greek,
full Course, not limited; Teachers Course
Of Penmanshp, ench---....-.-............. 100 On
Life Ticket in all the Departmeits.... -. 200 ~
For any Laneunee for Drawing, per month each 20 o.
II CHER Mufhenmties-price depends Oh tie exc
tent u Course.
Eneih . .--. ....--............ % %
n. la siudeut having paid fora Course in nnv
branch above s entitled 20 Life Ticket IN ffai ne
rartment lie .ti'nd such branches AZ he NAV le
sire There are M uthly graduating classes students
can iegin 81 any tifne.
FaeuIty---KUFUs DOLBEAR. Pr..,;leu. 1.or,r,-.
on Bu-ine=s Cu-t0rl-. E1ok -kearrr- ctr
RUFUS L. DOLBEAR. Nirc-Pre.ident Lecturer on
V"une' ~ busne.' liaiik ng, Exchange, Book-keep-
inc. AMI Dutic- ~ Efnfioysfs.
Asr cri-u-l p.-artfuenf, Mechanical Drrarfmrnf
-- frInr fl-l Tie Lectures Arricnltu-nl Chem
.-try-ai-o ~ pitiesl enonomy--and on Mechanic.
efs. VII tfz in October next Commercial pararf-
nieni, p A Monroe b. Lecturer o. Commercial
w.he-r-t--i ne7afts- -Ssr0pgv T. rnscr-
TT f-,is. : and Lssur',- ~ ceinmrreai Caieuia
Roet-k-af NJ Bt1a-.rnsht.-J. p GRIFFITH ,ra
, v. sfAAiiAs, Pruiezst1s and Lecturer On Eooa-
Sen 'aZ- af-.
Ea.iish Ie5arimeut.-RET. GEoRgE ". STICK
Ny, frafszor and Lecturer o. English Literature.
Preach nara-r1rerf-I. Y. SEErrEEar p-nr--sr-
h7-a-t-l.af q fHt-nlfi-lI pr ,. EFST0N. Pro
'-'o- and L-,ia-tr o. buslsi rfd 0rsslu.nial Pen
1unrrl p
Spanish I-1artrnaut.-MA-,IEL MEEIN0 Pre-
es1aah n-r-rtu-Hi--EEv- AT HorfE. pr-r1-
W. 49,
Il sHd ir.lk T-7--tuaai---A- MARINE. A.
A. q. I11fifE rrrf-g1- fsf
Stnle1.- -rtrrI1tl ~ cas- ra1I--- .1-rr 49, . =.
Cir-ria- sT s-"-1iai 1irsefia1s-
r. r1-7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

DIED IN THE WooL.-Said one
Radical TO another the other day;
"You've heard of the fellow who
died at bis post, have you notg
Eyes answered his friend.
aAnd YOU We heard of the other one
who died in the harness ?
40 ycslv answered the Radical.
AND we Republicans have died in
the wool r /,
His. friend saw the point and
looked sad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

nOLnEAR Commercial College, New
J Oricnns.-FoHudrill s32 NO vacations, Book
Keelins, Prnnan'hp, Language, Mathematics,
practically taught, students from, ~ Ia Cn, EuTu'
nuiBFAR, President, lseu22-lN,l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
Description OF styles md Schedule of
Currency Prices.

No. |. OCTAVE FRoNT LARGE ROUND CORYERs,
Moulling on plinh, OltagOn Legs cary ed
Tyre Scroll DISK ........,...."........... $50
No. 9 Same as No. |, with carved legS...... Sil5
No g. tctuva, roni large round corner, mould
ing on rim ard rlinth, Gothic legs carved
lyru, scroll desk, beve!nd tOp...... S52j
No. A. Game style as No. s. with addition of carved
legs
Nc. .. Octave, front large round curucIs, mould
ing aud scrpcnilne moulding ON plinth,
carved legs and Tyre, scroll desk, bcNe'od
Observation-Disclosures. S11J
No. G. ID Octave, front largo round corners,
moulding on rim and plinth, large sefpcn-
tine moulding ON pliuih, extra carved legs
nrl lrc, scroll desk, bevecd tUp...... 5000
No. 7. Ia Octave, inur very largo round corners,
flushed all round extra heavy mouldirgs
On rim and pinth, sorpentne moulding
)n plinh, extra rich carved legs and Tyre,
extra desk hc,cled top."............... 500
40. s. l-3 O'iaye, four very large round corners
finished all round eX ra heavy carved
mouldings on rim. and p,inth elegant ser
pcntrc moulding on plnth, superb carved
legs aud Tyre extra desk. bcyelcd top 500
M Mr. WrsrER is my duly authorized Agent for
Dallas county, from whom any information can b
obtained. lilyl PHILIP WERLEIN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PATENT ARION PIANO FORTES

Which thoy offer with all the usual guarantees, In
competition with the Stcmway, Chickering, or any
other iir,tc;-,s piano, believing they do that the
Arion Is sup riur to any other
Read below the article lrcm the Bro ,kyn Daily
Times.
MIR. AnBorr Orgonlst of tho Church of Our
Saviour, says Of the AIiOn:
N,s,rs. Manner d Co..
GENTLEMEN II have critically examined and sew
cral times played upon one of your Arion piuno
For'cs, aud 1t affords me much pleasure to add my
testimony in favor uf your superior Instruments
For elasticity OF touch, for tho singing quahty so
much sought for hy artists, aud for richness aud pli.
ity of tone 1t is uuexcecd 10y any piano have ever
used. j. NJ ABBOTT
orGanst of the Church of the Saviour of Brooklyn,
New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

It's SO billy in some parts Of New
Hampshire that the people look up
tic chimney 10 see when the cows
cOIue homo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

Any piece of music or book sent post paid on re-
ccpt OF the market lriccs.
Circulars. Price lists, Glluatratrd catasg ncs Of
pinnus and Organs, catalogues of music price lists
of strings Cgut and talianJ and instruments furnish
ed on application.
P.s. respectfully invite the trade, anne teurs and
prof.s-u of music to favor me- with their orders
which will always bc executed with care and prompt
ness at the lowest cash prices.
Schools aud scninarcs supplied on the most lib
crnl terms.
Mr.. p p Werlich of the old house will be in at
tendance, and will he happy TO wait on his old friends
and patrons as formerly.
Agents wanted in every county in this State, for
sale Of the celebrated new scale s.arschall Il Nit
tauer Piano Forles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
Owners Of Land Certificates,
Attention!

ptvHGES Ck E<dtRu SCEtlsANsaeSSs
Attention!
YNHE undersigned begs leave to an
Il nounce that he will locate land certificates OF
any kind ON the best vacant lands TO be found pay
all expenses up to the patenting and receive pay
ment in one fourth of the land He will also gnar-
antee that the land shall be located and field notes
returned to the Land Office, ready for Patent with
in four months after the certificates are placed in
his hands. Payment for locating, mus be made by
a deed TO one. fourth the land, Immediately on re-
ception Of the patents.
lie would further add that he Is and has been Il 7
some time engaged largely in this business, havine
within the last twelve moths located over one hun
dred sections, and having gone to heavy expense
In procuring all necessary information from tht
Land Office, and from Their sources rs to the egi
BILE and desirable locations to be found he is pre-
pared to get the best locations TO be had
NJ. d. BULLION
REFERENCES;
saml +. Moseley and I. J. Rogers, Esqs., Jeher.
son, Marion Co., Texas. Capt. Stephen Crosby and
DR.. 1. II. worrali, Austin, Texas Maj. j. i. Thorn
as, Navasota, Texas; W. A. WORKMAN, w. NJ. Payne
and W. NJ Ewing Esqs., Tarrant. Hopkins Co.,
Texas: Col. J. @. Mccoy, Hon. N. NJ. Bnrord, Col
o. W. Guess and Hon. !. X. T. Record, Dallas, Tex
as: Hon. n IT, Darneii aud Col W. w Diamond
Fairfield, Texas.
DailaS. Texas. June Goth, 1s67--io:0mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
Sewing Machines.

C,OUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
y Noiseless Machine Of Wilcox Gibbs will sew,
hem. EiI, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, card and en-
hrnller with sailshcilon Ngcnis wanted at No. 0
ST. CHARLES ST. box $50, r, u. New orleans,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
COLLEGES.

GpUNEwALn, Publisher ot Mrsle, Importer
IL. NJ musical Instruments plrNrl rauOs. Sirin-
-WaV 4 sons, ChirkrrlnF'. aud GahrTs, 10 Canal,
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nenellls OF Atlenaing tl.Is college.

LIST. The student saves much time and moncy-as
there special Professors and Apartments for each
branch and all things are taught and pgacticcd in
business.
%. PESNASsmP is taught as SCIENcr. land not Ly
imitaon.) hence all can easily learn We have OF
the most distinguished pcnmen living, Professor
81. Our GRADUATfs are sought by,bn5Iess men and
may lie found, Principals, Book-kcepers and Clerk
in large portion of the Banks and Business Houses Of
this city and the South They receive $1,000 $1,000
5000 per This education is the best fortune
parents can give their children.
lth. The DiPi1NA OF THIS C0LLvGE Is passport over
the Commercial world
9th. Young Gentlemen who have ntiely neglected
their studies, can here be qdal fed Tor bu7ncs in Il
snort time.
9Th. THIS College will qualify young gentlemen 10
open sim lar institutions IN all Southern Cites NaSi-
co, Brazil, etc. If they come we'll recommended To
character.
eth Crippled soldiers and CONS Of Gle gynon VII
have literal dclnct on made.
n B.-Thosc who write ipr Book keepers or Tasrh-
should give rH porfictlrs Those who send Young
students should put their money in the hands OF their
merchant or tho President. The Soph must now III
cate practically be JorerT The foHrg rassi ~ ias
Norih.
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who desire them
BonrG.---S'udenis can board with the Professors
and other roud ianllie at so to SIS per month
Hca1th.---For seven wears N. Orleans has been
q healthy New York or PHILADELPHIA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
PHILIP WERLEIN,

nIANOS, Organs, Melodcous, Viollus, Guitars
L Flutiuns, Liihcrs, Violin collos Double huss,
BDujos, Eu.cs, EMgcolcs, CIarones Picolos, FiIes,
Music boxes, and MI uthc kind Of mu-icul nstru.
mrn's: Sheet must, Instruction books, Spring
Biujcrs, Puuo Stools, aud covers of all styles aud
Patterns music paper, " ire and repairing mntcrml,
etc, etc, Italian Strings OF the TEST quality known
for every instrument,