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international Steamship Go.
EastpOrt. Calais and st. John.
aai rS TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

nfr~@A On and after Monday, March ~ the
6zessss szss-1S Steamer NEW YORK, Capt II W CHS
holm, Will leave Railroad Wharf, foot of State st,
every MONDAY at O'Clock Pm; and the Steamer
every THURSDAY ats O'Clock Pm, for Eaetport and
St. John.
Returning will leave ST. John every Monday AID
Thursdays at 8 a. M, for Passport, Portland and
Boston.
At Eastpert the Steamer "Queen" viii connect
for ST. Andrews, Robinson and Calais, with the New
Brunswick and Canads Railway Tor Woods oek and
Houlton stations. S age Coaches also connect &C
Eastport for Machias and intermediate places.
AtSt. John the steamer Emperor Will connect, for
Wind or, Digby and halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the st john River. Through tickets
procured of the agents or the olork on board. No
Passports required. IsflI :. 81
Freight received on days Of sailing until O'Clock
p oil r. @. G. EATON, Agent.
Portland, March 20. 1906. a3 mehSltf
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~. ST.. \, \. 4 For Sale. .saan
49, The two-story house and lot corner of Lin
IA; coin and Mayo Streets, containing twelve
. l4Hkro0ms 1t is finished for two families, with
abundance Of hard and soft water Lot IS by 20. 1t
is pleasantly situated and in good repair. Terms
easy. Apply to
JOHN Z. PALMER,
OCT 2at77d4annl AIT 90 IA Middle St.
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Board.

PLEASANT suits OF Rooms, ON first floor, furnish
1 ed or unfurnished, with board at the house n
Nov 2-dlw% y sOsO-'----V'-''S~
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PORTLAND May 18th, 1865.
Mr.. JOHNSON :-Sir-I commenced using your Re-
productor last February my head being almost bald
have used but bottle and now have healthful,
thick head Of hair which does not fall off, and Is in al
good order could wish. Being convinced that in
It's producing good head of hair for me where ha6
almost none, am glad to add my testimony to its
eellence as a remedy.
VIM. j. GARDINER,
No. Is Middle Street
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House and Land for sale.

House and Land for Sale. n
THE undersigned, as Guardian of the Estate of
Il Charles H. Place, Charles n Kinsman and
Others, would offer for sale the desirable Real Estate
situated at No. 50 Spring Street, between Bracket
and Clark Street. The property consists of a lot OF
back about the same distance, with convenient two
stored dwelling house thereon: fitted up for two
families and being in good state of repair e g
For terms, &c, application may be made to JOHN
KINSMAN, % Union Street; or TO the undersigned
at 496 Congress Street, b aasf- - y
oct14dH 81 se,tsf -. S. JOHN j. w. REEVES.
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To Let

r ARGE CHAMBERS over Ito and 112 Federal ST
JEFFERSON COoIIGE q CO.
aplsdu Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets
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New England scrsw Steamship Co
sEMI-wEEKLY LINE.

-3a r., The splendid ard fast Steamships
Eakz8 CHES APEAKE, Capt w. W. Sher-
NS<xS&sesN5K GOOD aud FRANCGNIA, Capt. ii.
- sas KERwooD, VIII until further notice,
run follows: Aiftf -a+
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, at p. ID, and leave Pier
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. M.
These VESSELS are Fitted up with dne accommoda-
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New Ss fSrS and Maine Passage, in State Room,
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Nom
treal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and
St.Jchn. ~ ~. s-is....tt r fi
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as p. NJ. on the day thst they
leave Portland e.4I I'LL .NI
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY h FOX, Browne Wharf Portland. BE-.
II. B. CROMWELL 8 CO., 10 Sc West Street.,
New York. 81 aettt ST 81 IL
MAY 20 1865. T.tffHlf- af1 off
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Wnaafed to Purchase.

ANE thousand acres more or less, of Wood Land; ;
mostly hard, and so situated that vessels drawing
from eight to ten feet OF water approash it. Pro-
Treasurer of the Bay State Brick Company, IS
Washington Street. Boston, stating location, price
per acre, &C., will receive prompt attention. ,
Boston, Oct. 10. 1865. st- oc12d1m
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:, foRTLAND Nav ia i1ecF
have used and shall continue e use j, aSOD1
lasting Hair Dressing, which also kes1a splendid
perfectly clean and tree from dandruff. ~'e scalI
s. H. DOTEN ~ 4
~ NO. IL Spring Street.
Manufactured and sold by HORACE H. JOHN
SON, No. 80 Middle Street, Portland, Maine. Price
Single Bottles 90 rs cents and 81 Sent to any adj
dress on receipt ofetter. Liberal discount by the
quantity. sept18eod8w$
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To Rent.

yvx,r To Rent.
4 I'Wo large Furnished Rooms, centrally located, in
n . p9r'vate ianily. Good reference required.
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Tsco or Three Rooms Wanted.

VNTANTED by merchant and his wife (no chill
w dren) two or three unfurnished Rooms, suita-
Bile for housekeeping would take good furnished
room with board in quiet family or small boarding
Office. S 6af
Oct 2S-d1m
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

csssssszz1 To COMMENCE MONDAY, June 26th
kSsssz-.s1tst.ss 1865 Trains leave Portland Grand
Trunk Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at 90 A.
NJ, and LES P. NJ.
For Bangor and intermediate Stations at 25 P. M.
Returning-Leave Lewiston at % A. NJ and
rive in Portland at 8 30 A Nj. Leave Bangor at 30
A NJ and arrive in Portland at2l5 P. M Both Of
these trains connect at Portland with trains for Bos
ton. feisfU4iIe sf HI
Freight train leaves Portland at 8 A. NJ, and re-
turning is due in Portland at r. NJ. . sfai. 81
Stages connect with trains at principal Stations,
daily most of the towns north and east this line
C. M. MORSE, Supt.
Waterville. June p, 1865. jbne23f =
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Marine Insurance on HULIS, CAKGoEs, and
FREIGHTS, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES. The public viii find it for their interest
to give a CALL
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We are prepared to issue policies on Dwelling
Houses for term of years, and also upon EVERY
SPECIES of INSURABLE PROPERTY at FAIR
RATES.
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Poetry.
IFrom Harper's weekly
'sThe Fen Brings o. Hame. u

ssThe q Pen Brings O. Haune"
Upon the hills the wind is sharp and cold Ltd.
The sweet young grasses wither on tns tbv iod;
And we, o Lordl have wandered noin ~
But evening brings us home "a
Among the 1nists we stumble alo od tS,a fo, li.
Where the brown lichen wht ne seaftered fiocks;
Watches the stragger ron ho1nas' - 4 .sslzf
But evening brings US nv - grE
rrbo s,,.rn tborns prick us and our tender leee
ne re snat md bleeding, and the lambs re- eat
The;r n;tifiil complaints --oh, rest - sweet
When evening brings US home. ~ /
xr. lava been wounded by the hunters darts.
fSnr , ewes are very heavy, and our hearts s.s
Search for Thy coming when the light departs
At evening, bring us home. Ess as
The darkness gathers, Through the gloom no star
Rises to guide us. We have wandered 1ar-n
WithoutThy lamp we know not what we are;
At evening, bring as homer ASA gFef.& /
The clouds are round us and the srow-drifts tbcken
o Thou dear shepherd leave us not to scken
In the waste night, our tardy footsteps quicken.
fffl Ateyening, bring home.
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4Ce3ats TAINTED.
An OsOnerr Wanted
St2,Gued

IRON the premises offs. 7. Raymond, Cumberland
IL Mills, Oct 13th one Chestnut Mare, 6 years old,
white feet striped face, light name and tail.
Any one giving information to the subscribers, or
s. T. Raymond where she maybe found, win be suita
/ bly, rewarded. fYtl.
HI. TAYLOR & CO., Temple st.
Portland, Me-, Oct. %, 1S65-dtf
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ITO those wishing to engage in profitable bust
4 ness; by calling for Agent at the American
House, or addressing P. o. Box 662, Portland Maine,
you can obtain most profitable agency, for some Of
the most popular works cut.
Oct Is, 1S65-d2w@- lGsus EFl.i
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POI TLAND
SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

czzz5=z5H On and after Nov. 0 1866, Passenger
sssssssz.asssssssg Trains leave as follows - sg
Leave Portland for Boston at 40 A. N. and 220 r.
N. 1EQfttta4s 4tW " aitifa-strl -t4 ~. (
Leave Bost7n for Portland att 30 A. NJ and 30 P.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
Portland, Nov. G, 1s65-dtf 8g5 '3T1f'
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Tenement WOUted.

VTTANTED a tenement suitable for one or two
wv small families, with good water privileges.
Please address Tenement, Box 1903.
Oct 10--dtf B 40 a5sf -t5tstt'1 -
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owN ana Count rights for sale in a LIGHT fancy
4, tta business. One of the best things
J Iay az Roo S1ia nc easital required.
Oct 2l-df nseoe'
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SDeciaI Notice

MR.. ALvAH LIBBEY, who has had the' sole
IW Agency for COLDS IMPROVED STEAM and
celebrated fcGregor Hot dir Ft:Y7ace, both ofwhch
have world wide reputation, can be found hereafter
and 173 Middle ST.. where he win he happy 10 meet
those in want OF furnaces and receive their orders
He attends personally to Furnace work.
~ 81 -- & ALVAfi LIBBEY.
Portland, Aug u, 1865. eug22d3m
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.eNo HUMPHREYS sisS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample exueri-
II ence, an entire success; Simple rompt-Edi.
Gent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapied to popular use.1-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them so harmless
as to be free from danger, and efficient as to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the hi chest com.
mendation from ALL and will alwaysrender satisfac
ton. sai9 hsH fs.e q
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Conartnershin Notice

COMPREHENSIVE NObIce. -73@- n
ETyHE undersigned have this day formed copart-
Il nersh ip under the style OF
S. R. JACKSON &c SON.
Tor the purpose of doing general COAL BUSINESS
at Sawyer's Wharf, foot of High Street. 8T
s. r. JACKSON,
81 = fOSCEoLAJACKSON,
Portland, June 70, 1se5-tf
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FOr, Sale.
I'HE Dwelling House and Lot of land No a AFont-
4 gomery Street, Portland. Lot 80 x 10 fset.
muse Two stories in good repair. Inquire Of
no,oa.e .. L. CARLETON, Attorney at Law.
fhHf cafit i.fn 3 No. so Middle Street
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EXCELSIOR; T;IIIIIIN

Inv Tuv,, /. IA he convinced of their superiori-
ty over Everything else OF the kind ever offered to
the public icr Bronehitis, Coughs. Colds Hoarse-
ana .as,;,non;a,s rom the Clergy, and others &C.
cornpaoying each box. For sale by the principal
Dru reis;s throug hout the city. mayEeodtf
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Proposals for Forage and Straw!
TT Il 49,
Assistant Quartermastsr's Office. q. s. A.

"a ~ .
Assistant Quartermaster's Office, U. s. A.
l8 6H ETIt PORTLAND, MAINE,
ri--3uelss4. sisG q F october Sd, 1865.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned for
IL the delivery of good, merchantable Timothy hay
and straw on board of vessels at such wharfn Port
land Harbor ns may be designated.
The Hay and Straw must be securely baled, ard
weigh 2000} Two Thousand pounds per ton exclusive
of wood. 71f ..tstFE ais E4'a.K .lsSfH = 6se
Proposals must state plainly, the quantity, price,
ard time of delivery. asTTs III Z 81
The Hay and Straw will be inspected by Govern
ment Inspector; and weighed before being shipped.
Proposals will also be received to deliver hay and
straw at Washington, ID. c., Richmond Va, and
ments.
Bids viii be accepted from time to time, to meet
the requirements of the Government 5ill {.
Payments to be made on delivery, or soon there
after funds for that purpose shall be received.
Bids shall be subject to the decision Of the Quarter
master General. s. s8iEE III 80 re
HENRY INMAN.
Capt and A. @. M, u. S. A.
Oct
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Store to LET.

fItHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
Streets, at present occupied by Messrs Jeffer-
son Coolidge g. Co. Possession given Oct. list.
septqfLd4 II 4 A. y ?. Fl SPRING
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 WaH st, cor. William. NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1866.
lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
49 cation Risks.

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; and for which
Certificates are Issued, bearing interest until re-
The Dividends In the Years 1884 and were 40
per cent EACH
The Profits for q Years amount to the
sum Of SIS. sol, o2o
Cash, 13,e5s, $50
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JOANSGN'S REPRODUCTION.
.fnsa.s Rsaas..he Following iss..lIl 0
PORTLAND, May Sd, 1865.


This certifies that ]
have used Johnson's
Reproduction for sew
el'al years past and
have been perfectly
satisfied with IT. -
While it Is entirely
free from the objec
tionable qualities OF
preparations of that
kind, l believe 1t to be
capable of doing ali
Ion the scalp and hair
That can reasonably
20 expected from any
applications to those
NJ. D. =
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W09ated.
TAINTED.

by family withoutehildren, a small genteel ten
~ ement, near the central part OF the city. a i
Address x. Y. e., Press Office, aug5eodti
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- f-IIla Pr 9FOf Sale. 71TH" pa
THE desirable dwelling house No. 46 Bracket ST..
4 adjoining the residenec off. q. sTolford, EST.
Lot As by 120. Enquire of
= 49, - -g31 CHARLES PERRY, II
Sept 20-df Cor. Middle and Exchange Street
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YARD FROM LAURA KEENE.

u TO j. s. CLAaKr Lessee of Winter Garden
SIR by advertisement In the HERALD that yo0
purpose playing American Cousin. No one In
fcson Is better than yourself that IN I'll honor
honesty aud fair dealing the said play sole property
the author large sum for IL when WAS an unacte9
manuscript Nv my enterprise industry ana expenditure
made the play great You then being one o. the
managers Of the Arch theatre, philadelphia drtcr-
mined act the play You obtained copy 81 H. which wss
Taylor brought suit against them and proved
you had obtained all the original matter which had been
written by mnnsgerand myself from empoye
o. theatre Judge Cadwaladcr decided against you and
under whose decision compelled to pay damages
You ultimately apozcd for share OF this iransactous
shift all the blame others You had made
thousands OF dollars however while the suit lasted
then played IL In Washington, baltimore Ac,
knowing fun well that professional engagements would
prevent restraining by law from doing IL these
places have again MAI large sums from It's production
should the money have already made from pro-
perry YOU You know well this ~ not ~ cnpy
right personal private property, and should have
held sacred 20 BY respectable member OF our
take advantage OF that absence Ia play Our American Cousin
identified with the play that consider II one of my
most valuable ssions why seek " deprive woman
OF her honestly acquired property Why not take tho
veteran.n "Rosedale,n any other play owned ny
The bad OF seeking 20 deprive Of the use Of this
play Is only eaUalcd by appearing In comedy
which ought have only memory ~ shame and sorrow
you every member of your family. You cannot ft
which has lately fallen upon whole profession
by which at naugh all regard for principle and
right LAURA kEENE.
MososcAnKIA nousE, PIrrsnunc, Sept - 1865.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or THIRTY, POSSESSED OF A PAIR
N income, wishes 70 meet some agreeahN lady with refer
natrimony. He " not parcnltr Is beauty St
desires TO find some amiable young woian domestic and n
tegenL who would make bis honle the "detrss spot -
earth" Any lady posses the annve mentioned arb.
may address, ~ al sincerity ami with confidence Uatf-
m My Vim Hsnry RiigeNaS taX 100 t..ks
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GRAND NATIONAL ExLIBITI0N ,,,sr,r,.
u OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
open the Arnory Fourteenth street. near sixth
avenue from "a. N. 10 10 r NJ - -.
Magnificent display Of INVENTIONS, MANCEACTuk.
ING. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS PLANTS AND
FLOWERS. -
There on exhibition the largest collection Of MA
CIIINERY IN MOTION shown In this country
Dodworhs Twenty regiment band performs every
evening
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MISS MILLER's FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
IaI school Soung ladies and little girls. OPEN %
East Fifteenth street, Miss Miller will be assisted by
good American teacher.
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L,oR sALE--A PAIR OF FINE BAY CARMAGE
Horses about 1917 hands high long tails Stylish Kind
and gentle Inquire al gney stables, corner OF Love lane
and College place, Brooklyn.
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MADAME vAIENcINs FRENCH, GERMAN AND
Sl English lnsniuio-i2ith street between second aud
Third avenues, Harlem, reopened September ~. Private
classes Young ies In modern languages. Dancing by
Fregci professor
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1,OR sALE--A BLACK MARE; is FIT FOR ANY
q The owner having too r6ns- ~ a. Rr"ns" ssrAs1
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CPANIsH LASGUAGE.-A NATIVE sPANIARD Is
- prepared lessons either in classes privately;
good reference gwen. Address " r. box zli Post office.
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TIME SPANISH LANGUAGE Is TAUGHT, AS HERE TO
j fore by Professor CiPRIASo GORRIN, either At his
office at the pupils residence Apply at To- broadway,
room No. Z.
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MISS AIKEN's SEMINARY, STANFORD, COM
wi The school year september IL Pupils viii
be received any time. For circulars apply to principal
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A MAGNIFICENT BREWSTj.E & co. LIGHT ROAD
IA Wagon equal Ia new; .he having lor It
win sell cacap Apply ut rlbe:tcr stables, 90 seventh
avenue.
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NY PERSON HAVING a FIRST Cf.t5S ExraEsS
IN Wagon for sale will lind tuner b: appl ".
D. Rode Co.'S Express oice pier - East .,iafie
aerry, New York.
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A RECENT GRADUATE OF HARvARD-MR >. T.
~ BIxBY. wishes % obtain two more private Pu-
pits Classics higher English branches. He referso
the following Of his former pa,ronsDongas Robinson,
Esq; Chas E. Butler ESQ.,; Peter kemble. ESQ. y. II.
Wocott, Esq. Mr.. Bxbys address Is 81 Union square,
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'ROTTIN0-ON THURSDAY,
+. NJ. Purse Of $500, mile
harness. IL. Woodruff enters
'aughlIn enters br. s. George
Lady Thorn. Cars will leave
ferries every fifteen minutes
leave South forty at 1918 A..
for the course direct. An ell
police viii be In attendance 10
Aw 4 WHITE. Proprietors.
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nRAwING SPANISH LANGUAGE, PENMANsHIP
~ aud music the flute for respectable gentleman, at
81 East Thirteenth street, near broadway.
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THE TURF.

4 IENrREviLLE corkaE, LONG IsLAND-TRorTING,
rood % October 70 4 o'clock aoes Sy and
Hiram Woodruns b. Decker cannot beat 2:ls in three
trials he pleaseA Cara will leave the South ferry
lzl5 Il. NJ for the Course. CONKLlN, Propre.orJ
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNA ESDAY, OCTOBER a, 1865.
SHIPPING.

EyoR AvAKNAH DIRECT STAR LINE. SEMI.
railroad ,r oughout Gsorsa and Florida The drsteiass
United stsisA Natl steamship IDAHO win leave pier Is
ocsc5s. 6kH FST r5 ,a6. or passage apply q
AMERICA wM follow Saturday, October Z. Nsssrs
BRIGHAM BALD WIN 3 CO., Agents In Savannah.
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A PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
n $40 broadway corner OF Twelfth street
Students practically prepared for business. BY VOGELS
DORrF experienced teacher practical accountant and
vi
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A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING DESIRES
N ella IN the English branches; city reference
given Address A. H., Herald Office
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PATTERSON RACEs-OCToBER 10, II, AND u.
POUR RACES EACH DAY.

TTNION COURSE, L. T.,
~ October s, ut two O'Clock
heats, best three In five, in
2. m. Lady Emma; =. Mel
wilkes; u. ?flier enters b. m.
the Fulton sad Williamsburg
for East New York, and also
n, i2:is l.. NJ. and At Up. M.
Gent forcc OF Metropolitan
preserve order. Sf]
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A DDRESs TO LADIES THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
IA in Penmanshp, Composition. &c given by a competent
lady teacher her residencc neat lcgble hand taught
lessons strictly private.
NJ DEvEREUX 40 East Thirty.hird street
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A T TOwNsgND's ACADEMY-2c0 BOwERY BELOW
~. Houston street bookkeeping, Writing, Arhmetic, Al
bra Reading Spelling Grammar, &c. taught day aud
evening. Thorough instruction gwen Rooms for ladies
and private instruction
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CADEMY OF LIGHT GYMNAsTICs-No. los WEST
~ Thirty sixth street. between Bradway aud sixth
| nue. EMMA +. SMITH, Principal.
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ITO MINERAL AND BULLION MINERS. OFFICERS
i of companies and capitaiss.--An exhibition viii he
given OF the Hughes Atmospheric Lightning on Stamp
ul working size two stamps AZ the foundry Of condct
Co.. Wayne street, Washington street, Jersey Cyon
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