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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

Among the sales were come 200 bbls of Ohio extra
brands taken for export and 100 200 bbls Of Canada
quotations Southern was in good demand with sales
Of 500 bbs. at prices given above Wheat-The mar
ket was very active and In some grades from &C. 70 &C.
higher The sales embraced bout so 30 bushels
Va .luding Milwaukee good 70 prime club and red, at
81 SO 81 10; mixed Indiana at 81 SO 81 So 81 So
lair 70 good and prime Canadian choice and prime white
at 81 SIS 81 SIX white Genesee at 81 10; comm IN
white Chic at 81 52i and Southern red and white at
81 60 81 50. Corn The market was firm, with sales
OF 20 900 so 900 bushels including distng cargoes
ace Sac Soc. 60c. for prime 70 choice sound mixed
Prime yellow was scarce-6Oc. 6ac asked and choice
white &c. Rye-Stesdy, with sales OF 1000 1000
bushels Northern, at s5c. Oats firm, and good
STATE 10 heavy Chicago ranged from SOC. Ale. Rye
flour and meal were unchanged
Co1ToN-The mari ct firm, but sales
fined to few hundred bales with the Of the market
CosrxE was quiet, with small lots II Rio a, about lie
n1c. About 200 bags Lagusyra sold at i4c liaic,
and cargo Of bags Ceyion was taken on specula
again higher active to British ports To
Liverpool 10 coo SO 900 bushels wheat were engaged
bills -four, al g. sd. q q. sd To Glasgow, Is, 90
sbels wheat, at 9hd. l0d in bags, and 600 800
I'd. To London. 900 ooo Sbs. aour were taken al
"a. l0.d 3s and about 10 900 20 900 bushels wheat
At ohd. lod, To Havre rates were arm, at '5c for
-four, l5c. FOR grain, and 81 for rice. There
change TO notice IN rates TO the gold fields.
HAY.-Sales Of 500 600 bales were made at Soc a
Coo.
IsoS.-Scotch pig ranged from $50 Sc So for small
and large lots, six months.
LINZ quiet aud unchanged.
NAVAL SfoREs.-Sales were limited and prices IN
changed.
MoL,ssrs-The market was nrm. but sales were light
40 hhds. caycd Cuba, for disi.liing, brought 3oc.
pRoyIsIoNs.-pork--The market continued hrm with
sales o. 700 500 bbs at $50 so for and ST.
- for prime Beet was steady with sales q 800 400
bbis including country prime at 81 SO Is IS and mesa
do. at - 90 a $40, aud ~ ST. for repacked mess
Beef hams and prime mess were quiet and nominal. Cut
meats firm, with sales Of 200 800 packages at
sLc SIC. for shoulders, and at l04c l0isc. for
hams Smoked meats were also lrm, and In good de.
mand. lard hrm, with sales OF 400 500 bbls., at
Ike. . lie Batter and cheese last quoted
EF was quiet al 3a.c. a4i.c.
SrcARs.-1he market nrm, with moderate sales.
The rsnsncions embraced 900 boxes Havana at ssc.
lcr.: about 400 hhds Cuba muscovado sold nj &c. s.c
and cargo Porto Rico, In bond. at &c The following
the prces established by Messrs r. T. A. stuart
for their refined sugars July s. Loaf sugar, l3c. per
ID crushed sugar Egg per h.; ground sugar l21sc
per ID. circle A. Crushed sugar, 1875. per ID.
WIusxKy.-Sales or 90 200 bbs. new Ohio and
pri.on were made at 3oc. 3o,sc. and three months
time and interest
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THE MILITARY.

oST TO SIGHT, BUT TO MEMORY DEAR Ar !,
Ia special meeting Of the Suffolk Ligh, Guards ts,1 ~
their heedquarets the following preamble aud noas
were adopicd-- ~
Whereas, has pleased the Almighty God ~ - - ,s
wisdom, TO remove from midst late Sc .f,re go
worthy bteher, Joseph Franklin therefore be
Resolved That from hearts deeply fesl n -, f
has pleased the Lord 70 inhict upon az that Va IN, - ~
have sustained we feel s no, In power 10 90 ~
moreover be IL
Resolved That deeply sympaihire wfh ~ IN 90 n
rents q The loss q so dea SOU who "a heif oil oee
their dow award path 81 life
Received Thai tender thanks 70 the IN nbyH a. IA
cover our oei brother.
Resolved That copy Of be ahove resos,o Il, h,.ist
hs parents hn1 also publishrd IN the Npv 40 1000
srEPHEN A sMffB 81 t..e.p#,
L,Ac C1vsI.es secfep I pro ,eu.
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SATURDAY, July ID T. d.
AsHEs.-Small sales pots were made at exc. 61sc
Pearls nominal.
BREADsIvfrs-The market was active with good de
mand for export both for grain and -four The sales of
flour footed up about 1000 10000 bbls. Of all
knfs, with good run on common and medium State
and Western brands the market closing about 10c.
15e advance, chiefly on this class Of brands The follow
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The depo-it received ~ tAr NFaNrh mini ~ NnW
Orleans amounted - 49, 60 ~ ~ whch the 3f
sAl $50 s. was IN gold and " 40 PSI - IN silver. The
coinage sls0 500 gold and 81 81. 90 silver
total coinage ~ eS the uubyt 81 facces struck
bssIO0 The branch mint san Franci ravei &c
gold deposits the of SO SIC 80 o. % silver the
@um Of 1850 81 a. The coinage operations
follow gold com sls SOS 300 hue gold bars SIS ~
go unarted OF unFened gold b8rs - 11O,J9l ~, silver
Coinage alet 0-5 total coinage opeflons. ST. ~ ~
a. conpssaed IN Al 2T2 pieces The deposits rereivet
NJ the branch mint fahloneVa we're, In ZOd sttg o.
OF ths coinage fgod) s1i67 rs so the number u pieces
struck Is s0s Al the branch mint AZ Charlotte the
Of sZ6 lss 81 deposited Cor coinage, compf ct
81 6s peyes The operations O this branch ~ well a.
that established at Inhlouega are confined q gaid
The Asesy Once at New York received during the year
che sum Of s266s1Joi "A gold bullion and the further
Of sy5o,150 oS in silver Of this amount The sum
cf sips 2s ~ parted from gold and o. 0oi 81 was
derived forn the lake Superior mines The number Of
np~ gold bars stamped At this oh G.tS2 of the
seareeaie value Of s2o sl3 81. Ior ne bullion de-
posted during the year pay meut WIS male Enc gold
bars 10 the Of fiT 246 1T ~ and the
amount Of % Tpt COS S. Tie entire amount received N
she Nnt and is branches, including The Assay Once
during the year, were A. follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

The increase from month 70 m nth IS most extraori
nary as oyer the same length % road The road =
operated only sixty miles, upon cost Tor consruc
ton Of shout million SIX hundred thousand dollars.
The receipt for the remaining sx months Of the year will
beyond doubt average than any thousand dollars
per month which would give aggregate Of 10000.
Those who the road and the country through which
passes beet say the gross earnings Cor The year Wick
coed 5000 oo than third q the construction
cost, The gross income would be equal 10 thirty per
ceai net on the present capital stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

the city and county OF New York. from the 2Sth day OF
June ~ the 9Th day OF July 1850
Men, ~; women, 6l boys l52; girls, 10s.-TotA sos.
Adults, 49, children, 2bo; males, "a; females, 16e CO.
tored persons, 6.
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tp.,per 70 remark that III aggregate o. The deposits
.sste presented embraces considerable amount o. r.
d.sssf. A. Coz example, impaired or unrehnfd bars
"a ~ -sa t'sus co are ~ deposited a'ihe o'aef mai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

log establishments and portion OF the fine bars formed
at the Assay Once transferred 70 the mint for coin
age Dedactng these redeposits the actual amount OF
the precious metals brought into the mint and It's branch
during the year was $50 9O2 81 The amount OF
gold OF domestic product IN deposited In 1885 was Sas
$751; 7Se H. from the Pacific side Of the Unon nciud
ing deposit or 5000 from New Mexico, $6 $685. 439 o.
and from the Atlantic States, $780,, $40 81.
OF silver coinage since the passage Of thu act Of March
g. 1858 authorizing reduction in the weight Of the silver
coinage there been issued the following amounts
viz I'm 1858, s. o5l lnl IA 1854. 3S6l9 l70; in 1856,
IS sol, 245-making total OF $40 T74676. As few, IL
any OF these coins have been exported and bat small
amount used ia the arts, w be that large add
ton has been made 70 the silver coinage In circulation
The entire coinage operations at all the mns and the as
Mint Of the U. s. Philadelphia (793) 1917 sos 81
Branch mint at New Orleans (lSa3).. 81 ,665 90
Branch mint at Dahonega, Qs3s) 6,6s0, 266 90
Branch mint at Charlotte (ls3s).. 422,o26 SO
Branch mint Ut san Francisco (ts5s,). 80 sS3 3z6 O.
Assay ONCE, at New York. (is5i) 2S,32s,S72 81
Total $i9S 800. 672 50
The chief part of this large amount has been received
since necember ists an the production Of the mines
Of California, viz.-$al3, "a 502 II.
The value or general merchandise exported from this
port last week 81 20l 068
Dry goods. 2,aST, 92i
Total importations. ................. Si,6SS, $50
ThcRlue OF exports in the same time wa. as
fonows!-Generai merchandise. sl,l1a05
Specie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9s0S71
- 2,oe9,s78
Fxcass Of innorts o1or cxnorts - ssa ia
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Total. s13 oaf $50 SCI so3,os7 $s362, Os7 $500 sas
Net increase TO July 3, 1856 SIS, 90l Jas
The quantity and value Of certain articles exported
from this port last week. wing the destination and
tent Of shipments to each place, were as follows
COMMERCE or TIE PORT NEW YoRK-wEEKLY EXPORTS.
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THIRp wARD-BuCHANAN AID nREcKFxRInas

Club-Unon and victory The democrats 81 The , 49,
cordially inytcd 70 attend The meeting Of CLUB a. he
Clarenon House corner OF Murray street place
Monday evening 1th instant a. ocl@k and enrol Them,
selves members preparatory the election OF ocers AMI
the permanent organization Of The club Cor tho r,mpaign
Come come all ANDREW j. McT ATTY.
r. H. HgsrH, Sec. pro TEN. Pres pro ten
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= w nv POM o. XEw Yow-wrrxrr rupor

The quantity and value o certain articles imported into
his port last week we're a. follows
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Excess OF imports over exports. 1858, I13
The following is comparative statement Of the value
exports from the Of the year 70 July 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

A CCTIoN NoTICE.-MoRTGAGE SALE. ". so
IA MERlNDYkE, auctioneer, will sell Wednesday, thu
OH day Of July ias at 10 A. NJ the Of 80 Greene ST.
upright steam engine, 7x2D nearly one turning
lathe with wood shears together with LOT of pulleys tools
&c., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

IIEApoUARTERS. I9t NASSAU STREET NFxr TO
III the Hetall Office. Political notice. The friends 90 Pill
more. Buchsnan, Fremont and stockton repns.ei 70
meet ~ the above pace or The purpose Of arranging
JAMES AcKERNAS. Presiden,
TrwspD A. MltFH Treasurer.
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/ aud Hosp'taD LII Total s....t..,..,...3
GEO W MORTON. Guy Inspector.
cy Inspectors oslce, Ner y0rs. Jg'y 8, t3J3
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4 bFNNF NNFlFll TUX WIf HANAN AND HKE n
n enridge-fhp Democratic Empire CLUB. IN c0niuae oa
with he various Bucbonaa otgsaiysous will hold masz
meeting The Para Tuesday evening July o'cgrk
The object o hs meeting T. 70 give the democratic
opportunity - express their opinions IN
democracy o. his city and Stale. but Que Or an
gaon electoral ticket and but Ticket Lei he
ally IN their might aai trumpet 49ng4sf
agsins, he few daeced leaders who trying kNep
alive the disscnsons ~ party The following dl.iia
ru@hed speakers have consenir1 and viii prrsa ami
positively address the meeting jas r. Brady nansel NJ
seklcs Hmm wsbrilgc, John Van Buren. Richsri Bus
tcpd Hud ". n. Tayiors ISAIAH RYNDERs pes
hpwasp NusRAY Secretaries Of the . :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

UCTION NOTICE.-H WILSON, AUCTIONEER.-
IA Monday, July Mt l0i- o'clock without a., tho
contents of house No PIG West Fourteenth street The par
ors elegantly furnished with the costly rosewoodfn
nire superior rosewood octave panoiore city made full
furniture satin and side tables richly
carved large pier and oval mirrors oil paintings comprising
great variety OF pleasing SUBJECTS clocks china vases lace
curtains velvet carpets rosewood secretary eegeres with
plate glass together with large assortment OF dining and
bedroom furniture, china silver cutlery, &C.
wood and mahogany bedsteads bureaus washsnds hair
ingram carpets oilclohs &C Sale will
in the dining ROOM and the patlor furniture viii be sold IL
O'Clock precisely The house 10 let with immediate posses
sion. Sale positive.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills !

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, NJ. d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen. This Invaluable Medicine is un
failing in the cure of all those painful and
dangerous drcases incident to the female
constitution.
IT modcratcs all excess, removes all OBJ
strucions and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. These Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement
they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling The mother
TO perform her duties with safety to herself
and child.
These Pills Shouid mot be taken Jy females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as they are sure TO briRg on Ms
carriage, bW At any othcr time Hcy are safc
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Af1ec-
tions, pain in the Back and Limbs, Hcavi-
ness, Fatigue on Slight Excrtions, Palpta-
tion of the Heart Lowness of Spirits, IIys-
terics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful! diseases occasioncd by a disordered
system, these Pills will effect cure when
MI "t"V' ii''"' INV i'''S"I anu 'I1houSH u
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, antimony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package
Price, in the United States and Canada, One
Dollar. Sole Agents for this country,
]. c. BALDWIN & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n. Y,
General Agents.
N. b. 81 and G postage stamps enclosed
10 any authorized Agent, will insure bot
tie of the Pills by return mail
For sale, wholesale and retail by W. P.
Russell, and by Druggists generally. .
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23
FREE OF CHARGE!!!

UNTITLED, Bolten Abbey in the Oden
T. Times, a splendid steel engraving, from
the celebrated painting by LandSccr, and
the Departure of the lsraelitcs from Egypt, ;
"A large and beautiful engraving from u
painting by D. Roberts. Tic retail price of
the above cngrvings is So per copy, but
will be sent free Of charge as follows
The subscribers have established a Boot
Agency in Philadelphia and will furnish
any book or publication at the retail price
free of postage. Any persons by forward
ing the subscription price of any of tie So
Magazines, such AS lIarpers, GoGcy's, Put
mans, Graham's, Frank Lcslie's Fashions,
&c. will receive the magazines for one year
and a copy of either of the above hcauti-
full cngravings, free Of charge, or if subscrib-
ing to a - and 81 Magazine, such AS Pc
tcrsons, and Challcn's Ladies' Christian An
nual, they will receive both magazines and
a copy of either of the above cngravngS.
Every description of Engraving on Wood
executed with ncatncss and DISPATCH
Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings
Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations,
Lodge Certificates, business Cards, &c. All
ORDERS sent by mail promptly attended to.
Persons wishing views of their buildings en-
graved can send Daeuerrcotypc or sketch
of the building by mail or express.
Persons at distance having salcablc ar
tccs would find il to their advantage to adj
dress the subscribers, as we would act as
agents for the sale Of the same.
BYRAM & PIERCE. SO
80 South Third ST., Paiiadeiphid, Pa.
II. DYRAM. T.MtY PIERCE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23

Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, April II.
At market-900 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
&c pairs Working Oxen, 70 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs, and 1000 Swine.
Priccs.-Beef Cattle-Extra SO % First
quality $50; Second do. $T,15; Third do
Sc 10; ordinary Sc. per ID.
Hides--7c. per ID.
Calf Skins 1ic.
Tallow-sc per lb.
Pelts-S1al, ,62i each.
Veal Caves-$4, 597.
working'Oxen-salcs at 49, l00 1876, 1876,
40, 1855.
Cows and Calvcs-$20, "a, 25 &c, 81, SO 81.
45@56 each, according o quality.
Sheep and Labs-Eytra, $S9l1. by lot,
1915 4a5.
Swine-salcs at 7t@slc per ID wholesale,
and Sgl0c per III retail
Remarks-Thc market today is well atten-
ded and sales are quick and firm at the above
quotations. A large number Of Swine at
market, but prices are unchanged from last
week
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23
MiddIebury Female Seminary
w.F.BASCoM, A. N. princ;na,

Mrs. A. +. BAsCoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss LAURA d STRONG, Teacher of Eng.
fish and Latin.
Miss ELIzArETH GGoDHUE, Teacher Of Eng
lish Branches and French
Miss II. kILGoURN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss SARAH J.CHIPMAN, Teacher OF Mus
ic
" The Summer Quarter will begin on
Monday, May s.
Charges for Board and Tuition the same
as heretofore. The bills are payable at the
midlle of the Quarter.
M'ddlebury, April l6. 1856. Is
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Dic0.

In Cornwall, April Goth, Miss MARTHA E
daughter of the late Dea Horace James, aged
% years.
In Brandon, April 3, Willie Deming, son Of
A. A. and Elyina Nicholson, aged II months
and Is days.
In Hartford April l , Capt PHlLrr SPRAGuE,
n revolutionary pensioner in the 02d year of
his age.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23
I. M. SINGER g. COS GAZETTE

Ihi, paper is devoted entirely 10 the Sewn. Ma
chine interest. Copies will be supplied to all interest
ed.
B.-Ths unparalled success Of our Sewing Ma.
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations of
then besides numerous ufringements of our pa euts
-ot winch we own sixteen. Suits for the Infringe
meht OF our pate"ts have recently been decided in our
favor IN the u Cirevit Courts in York and New
Jersey In These suits the great principle of
holding dorm The fa5rie 10 be scred 10 The sur-
face Of the machine, By a yietdiag pressure,
which is used ~ all Sewing Machines-has been fully
established. The Wheeler & Wil.nn and ,be G.oys,
Baker Sewing Mac hines as allege each Infringe
three patents Owned by US We have SUIT against
them in several II the u s. Courts whirh ~ M 90,
he tried. We hereby caution the public not to buy
any infringing Machines, they can ba compeed by
law to stop using them, and pay cost aud n ,ges
0T Local Agents wanted 10 make sales OF our
improved sewing machines. To persons nroperIy
qualified for the business, opportunity Tor prof
liable aud peasant employ ment is offered.
Ne" ami Improved machines exchanged on liberal
terma fur old machiues Of every KIM
J, SiNGER CO.,
Ism Principe Once, SO Broad way, NY.
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MADAME DEMOREST'S.
Emporium of Paris, London & New York
F ASHI0 MS.

23S Washington Street, Boston.
Plain and richly trimmed full sized Papcr
Models for Ladies', Childrcn's and Infants
Costumes, in advance of the published modes
and at much less price
In addition to the advantages Of an cxton-
sive assortment Of Patterns of the Latest
Styles TO select from, particular attention is
invited TO the case and graceful fitting al
ways attending Madame Dcmorest's Perfect
System Of Cutting Dresses and in adapting
the Basque to the form, giving an artistic
effect never attained by any other method.
Bsg~ Dress Cutting Taught in One
Lesson for $3.50.
Mrs ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESORER.
for sale. II is not dye but pleasant
wash, which thoroughly cleanscs the hair
faStcns the roots, and prevents badness,
and surely restores il TO its original color
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23
RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE.

DR.. G. HEATON continues TO cure Her
mia or Rupture in all its forms, by his safe,
etfectual and comparatively painless mode
of operation. He also attends to female
complaints to the treatment and cure Of Va
ricocle, Hydrocele, llHmomhoids or Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, &c, &c.
Patients from the country received. as
heretofore at y Lincoln street Application
made at his residence, . EXter Place, Bos.
ton.
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Grating.
LIME,

OF that superior quality so well known in
~ Addison county, and the adjoining towns
can be had at all times during the season, at
the kiln of the subscriber.
NELSON CHITTENDEN =.
Middlebury, April %, 1856. ! 9m
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p e dlers Want e d

n ID hGlNGION, VI.
Constant employment and good encourage
mcnt will be given to II number Of active
and efficient business men, with good ped
ding establishments
They must be workers and go-ahcad men,
who will faithfully and with diligence, per
sue the business steadily during their term
arrangement, CARBOHYDRATES excepted
Those engaging must have no other bust
ness to take their time or attention and
those having had experience in the business
much preferred, and wages paid accordingly.
Persons between the ages of 90 and 40
preferred minors not wanted
A good reputation for honesty, general
character and habits, and stability in bust
ness, required.
good. strong and suitable Horse ncces
sary Should weigh eleven hundred pounds
or over.
Applicants will save time and delay by
being particular in their applications stating
their former and last employment; knowl-
edge of goods wears and barter; extent of
their experience age section of the coun>
try where best acquainted; together with
such other information as this notice sug-
gests. MORILLO MOVES
Successor TO Villas g. Noyes & NJ Moves fCo.
burlington, Vt. 1;2w
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s. M. PETTENGILL G. CO.'S
B o S r N D Ire G r 0. r Y.
coMER,s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
GRANITE BUILDING,

GRANITE BUILDING,
Cor. Of Washington and School SITS, Boston, Mass.
F0unded A. ID. 1910.
eYr For practical instruction in Pcnman-
ship, Book Keeping Navigation, Engineering,
Surveying, the Languages, and common
English studies upon moderate terms No
class system, No extras. Students aided
in procuring suitable employment Separate
department for females. Day and evening
sessions. Catalogues and circulars Of terms
can be had at tho institution, or upon re-
quest will be sent by mail free.
GEORGE N. Conner, a. c, DENisos, OLIVER =. LINTON
Principals, aided by able assistants.