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A Great Natural Curiosity.

The SENTINEL published At Jacksonville, Ore.
son' Of the l21h ult, says; several Of our cits.
ems re'urned last week from a visit to the Cireai
sinksn Lake situ,,ed IN Cascade Mountains
about seventy i've miles Northeast from Jsrkqnn.
wills. This lake rivals tho famous valley Of SIN
bad, the sailor. II Is thought to avsrago two
thousand feet down 70 tho water all round. Tia
walls arc almost perpendicular, running down in 10
the water, aud lsAving no beach The depth Of tho
water Is unknown, and its surface IL smooth and
unr He'd, ~ IL lies 50 far below the surface of the
mountain ihHi the air currents DO not affect Il, It's
length IL estimated at twelve miles, and its hrc.,.h
81 ten. There - an island in the centre hAviag
trees upon Il. NJ living man ever has, and rrobSb-
~ never viii he able to reach the watcr'g edge IL
lies eni, still and nyG.er,oua ia the bosom " tho
everlasting bills" Ike hu-e well, Hcoopod hy
the hands OF the giant genii Of tho mountains IN
he unk own AGES goue by, aud around Il the Pm
neval forests watch and "ard arc Keeping The
visiting party fired = r Ne several times into the
wa.er al an su-le Of forJy-tve degrees and w,re
Gblo TO note several sccul Is Of time from the re-
port o. ihe gun unul she ball struck tho water.
such seems incrcdio = but - youched Tor by s.me
OF our most reliable citzsls. Tie lake 10 certainly
mgai remarkable curoaIy.
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. sdi0IsrESBERg-on the 10th inst. Of wound,
uon In Libby Prison, Va. Brevct MAJOR Ueim.n
etTTpp' ' , S6th y. Y. " aaed % yenr..
v Gi ienos OF the family, and nembers Of ist v.
81 ~. Me invited 70 attend the mineral IRON
49, late residence, % Cls,son ave, BROOKLYN, on
, qie,iay oct II, ~ 10 A. ". The remains vii 10
800 W 'ietuNOOd Tor In .Cfmput. 1s5
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BOARD ANg> ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN AND WEE WISH A
lhrs' room on two uaiuI1sA,. Che 1st Nov. In a
i'-itt'nul. .air %. Of ttiir,r iaUf Au4Is Ia ,.r
would ,r r,yen iu an the English ufauohes. Adire.,
\. h. G., N'j, sun Once.
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN EE WELL A.
4 commodatti with board ~ 4, corner of stsut. n
ana fo'sl Oh e. "4 hoof o',l tht n-us store. 30
An lNFURNlSNED ROOM " NNTED Bv
"a bdy WHO'S out dai", ufcrtncc Given. prsi b. Ia
up iOTn preferred "a gli't l,f .tallc uolse Al
ress G.' 'etA lsi b. .ath st. Mis. MAIN ItF. 80
BOARD WANTED 81 A MAN AND uIS
- Hlo, iu = quiet, 4cipvct.ali .lII.l, uut sblro
Jun ~, Ihh iufAlal tue.r own 4u.lA % felr..s.i-
Aaui.ss Mr. sillFLs, NV. cor. OH ave. aI.I .ILb
~, with terms 80"
BOARD WANTED FOR 4 WOMAN n A
- lItn family, fluuu Irnt..frl, ,..r.p :.l-o
ale no louucr-. Address, Ftutus irr.s Nlt,b
l-ust he moderate, hrs. =, Bon $50 srr ut.ra So
1914 EAST Ssh 81, NEAR SD AVE
iOc Furnished bedroom. tor q, or .cg,.c,.,.,
mona ~ TO 20 per week siI-' hcd...ius tou .,l.5
l51 lt" Ie. weak 10 tap l..,yi aul.. %
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

7 AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. A. Is,
-, S2cir'y No. q, \. ! . sii hold Public Neerns
Ih' tVenlnF AZ the corner n H'd - aud ~ ~ Al
o''C'k. Tho meeting win be addressed b. eminent
~ hefs aud ato sol gurir o. urIal T.. GANl \,
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOllCE-THE SEMI-MONTHLY MEET
be held in the Hal 2rG Firhtb eve on ine.'ev go"
hng, oct, n A. - o'clock. b, order of the Asso-
sst'oh' NJ h'hNIGII, Pres. y. FIrZGiBB0Ns,
90 2GG
N OTTO E-THE MFMBFRS OF TIE
4 hason's Protective Union Of Bfooklvn, T. D.
nc, 70 ati "a spocsi meeting ca Tu, sday,
Ocl tih' 1860, At FcWperGnce Han. co. of gfeud
ana seventh II, to talo into eonsder.,io, no aus.
Won oI quitting AZ o'c.Ock on sr'urLa,s. Every
UrrWHrrfr, y Tclue'ted to attend. H. order of c.
s',.,N . ! " E'e'' go
| INITRD COOPfRJ No. THE ErGT.
,,r meeting will be hold at -s5 Grand a. on Tf.s.
a. ,i"-lno,rovl evening az o'clock. All r.ar6i ef.
Ii't tH.,td 70 etend. ~ order u the society.
~ Hh bl tNE lrcs. JOHN KELLY. sec IJ7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"LHdies" 10 YOU Want your "Dressc-,v
cloak. aud racks, 10 nj. DO you want STYLE pat
terms Tor yuurs"f end chlldscn. Why 60 10 MIsn
Highly 1872 ith II WililAmsburgh. 1ls
Grover ~ bakers Highest Prcmiuih
Flariic Stitch and LEX Stitch Sewing NAchins. 400
BrOld@Hy, \. York and YS5 Fulton At. brooklyn. 36S
Dr. Hnrrison's Pcristnitic LczenRes
poi ave cure iOr Joc'iyonesA Piles, DyupepsA and
every form Of lndfes'i ion. Sold everywhere; or
vii be male on rcnitting the price, o. cent? J
Harrison co. Prop ietors, Boston, Mas ~
fnii--Iuu ..s NNi-ter t4ui,s Of ClothhIl.
for men and boys, at prices lea, styles better and
The largest assortment in any In the city, l. AZ
y II. Baldwin, Noe. n and ~ Rovery. 93I
cournud's Italian Moderated sonp.-Itis
well known. Cures Tan, Pimples, Freckles Frin.
ed Depot, 4b3 Broadwsy. rs
The Improved a." sIoat, Elliptic Sewing
Suplsc. 40
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch sc,yIpx
Machine and Button Hole Machine, NO. G25 broad.
wey, \. Y. ~,
Howe sewing Machine Company No 62p
Broad1aj, \. T. Eliza Howe, Jr., President. Agent.
wanted 80
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II K. ROLLINS. AUCT'R, WILL SELL
II. this DAY, A. O'Clock, at 43s Cana It. a iairs
variety of second hand furniture, ue's oilrlo'bs
rpreadL sc. ~
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DRY GOODS.

AT kINLEY'S EIGHTH AVENUE CHEAr
II STORE,
.--... BARGAINS FROM AUCTTox
MING-, AT Mn
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WM. VII TIERS, AUC1., WILL SELL
w this day, At o'clock, at 10. Canal at, alltls
carpets oil cloths, beds. lcdd ng china r..s silve,
ware, stoves rock King and other chair and a mi az.
sortncnt for housekeeping. Ia
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SPLENDID JEWELRY,
Watches, Diamonds &c.
For the HOZiIIO2/S!

TTHE HOUSE of ofBOSANQUET, GIRAUD s. Co.,
opened an Agency in the city of New York, for the
sale of their widely known JEW ELRY, WATCHES,
&c. and for the purpose ofmaking heir goods ex-
they are, and have been for 20 years, in
Europe; they have determined on plan by which
splendid styles AS a preliminary, they would re-
mark that they manufacture and sell no imitation
,JeWelry or Watches but TIa rtf ,rfa. tA
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-16
GREAT GIFT APPORTIONMENT

to be divided according to the following regulations
Certificates of the various articles are put into en-
velopes indiscrminatey sealed up, and when order
by mail, thus showing no iaYoritism On receipt of
the certificate, you will see what you are to have
ard then 1t is at your option to send the dollar and
take the article or not. Purchasers may thus OBJ
tain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any set of
Jewery on our list for One Dollar -
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Senator Fessenden's Position.

e The men have not been lacking who have
asserted that, among those who would not in
sist upon full guarantees from the rebels, who
would oppose the views of New England gem
orally, and insist upon allowing the rebel
states to come back and resume their normal
relations in the Union on their own condi-
tions, would be. Names distinguished Sena-
tor. Why any one should have so inferred or
so expected we know not, for Mr. Fessenden
has said no word, done no act to justify any
such inference. 4sl -u l..rE.3
But the matter Is set right now. He ac-
cords fully with the large majority of Republi-
can Senators, and fully endorses their action
in relation to the treatment of the delegations
sent up from the South to the American Con-
gress, nor does he feel disposed to surrender
his own judgment lest by refusal to do so he
should embarrass any plan of reconstruction,
no matter whether that of the President or of
any other man. eafssI 10 ei q
In the Senate on Wednesday last as we
learn from 1Perley's" dispatch to the Boston
Journal, Mr.. Fessenden took occasion to COM
plain in the Senate of the manner in which
his remarks on the reconstruction resolution
were reported for publication throughout the
country. He commenced those remarks by
saying that he believed that the appointment
of a committee fully selected by the two
Houses, to take the subject of the readmission
of the so-called Confederate States into con-
sideration, was not only wise in ITSELF but an
imperative duty resting upon the representa-
tiyes of the people in the two branches OF
Congress. ..r .--. .-... .... .-
"For myself" said Mr.. Eessenden, "I was
not prepared to act upon that question at onca.
l am not one Of those who pin their faith up-
on anybody, however eminent in position. or
who consider themselves obliged, on a Question
OF great national Importance, to follow out
anybody's opinions, simply because he is in a
position to make those opinions perhaps some
what more imperative than any other citizen
of the Republic. Talk about the administra-
ton, sir, we are part of the administration,
ana very important part Of it. have no
idea OF abandoning the prerogatiyes the rights
and duties of my position in favor of anybody,
however that person or any number OF per-
sons may desire it. In saying this L am not
ABOUT TO express an opinion upon the subject
any further than have expressed it, and that
Is, that i'll question OF such infinite lmpor-
lance as this, involving the integrity and well
fare OF the Republic in all future time, we are
solemnly bound and our constituents viii de-
| mand.o of us that we examine them with care
ana fidelity, and act on our own convictions,
| and not upon the convictions Of otherl"
After discussing the resolution and allud-
ing to the points made by other gentlemen
who had preceded him, Mr.. Fesssnden allud-
ed to the remark of Mr.. Doolittle, that by
passing this Committee the Senate would make
an intimation with regard to the polly that
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

- LIFE, GROWfH AND BEAUTY. .aaer,
s9s Mrs. s. a. AIleas's WO11e5's
Hair Rest0res' and Dress
ing i1svigor0te, strengthen
and leasgtheae the hair. They
act directly atpoas the roots
of the hair, supplying re-.
QatSfed 9eoat7'ish71sesst, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are Coz
erred, haia. stops falling, and
latcuriaat grOsCth Is the re
salt. Ladies and ChSJGre7o
aciW appreciate the delight
fatl fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance ia,apG,'t-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOS1ia,g the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
a Sold by all Druggists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich St. NY
Sept 27. lS65-d&w6m
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THE STOCK COMPRISES


amongst other articles, Splendid Clocks, Gold and
Silver Watches, Rings set with Diamonds, Rubies,
Pearls, Garnet and other Stones, solitaire and in
clustersl Ladies' sets of Jewelry comprising Pins and
Ear Rings of the most fashionable Styles set in Prec-
ious Stones OF every variety together with large as
sortment of Gold and Enamelled and Pearl Sets,
Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons of the most beautiful
patterns, Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins and an end
less variety of Bracelets, Chains, Musical Boxes,
Head Dresses Combs, Charms, &c. In case any of
our patrons not in want of Articles of Jewelry,
AMI would prefer Silverware we will send, for ANY
Certificate returned to u.s. richly engraved SET OF
CASToRS or BUTTER DISH, beautifully chased
and plated. ~ l.1i :, .rl +
agents are TAINTED
In every part of the United States and Provinces,
and to such very liberal Inducements win be offer
ed, and application, circular of terms will be
forwarded We prefer money sent in Post Office Or
ders where they can be obtaiued, or by Bank Draft
which will be conducted by te - ~
Messrs. JAQUET, STERLING & co.,
dec7d and win 1S9 Broadway, New York,
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ARRANDALE & Co., Manufacturers Agents.
-.-- No. 167, Broadoay Neto York,
Announce that all of the above list of goods will be
sold for One Dollar each. .a.ElrIl
In consequence of the great stagnation Of trade in
the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the war having cut off the supply of cotton, large
fer the English market, has been sent off for sale in
this country, and MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SAC
RIF1CE! Under these circumstances ARRAN-
DALE & Co., acting as agents for the principal Eu-
rOpean manufacturers have resolved upon a
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AW are Warranted Gold of the
Finest WOrA,2afz3as1aiD.

Our customers will also have the great advantage
ofa constant succession Of and recherche styles
and patterns with which we shall keepour New York
Agency supplied. a..- ..- fs -s-
We have adopted the plan of sale now so popular
ofcharging uniform price, and this price viii inva
riaby be So for each article, matter how costly
may be. The expenses of conducting our New York
Agency are paid by the sale ofCertcates Coupons
representing the various articles. These Certificates
are sold at 90 cents each five tor 49, and each Ger
fcate will show the holder the particular article he
or she is entitled to, on payment of additional g.
# the article named on the Certificate is not desired
cate by stating what other article of the value
he or she may prefer, and it will be sent with pleas
ure. OUR AIM is TO PLEASE, and every means
to that end will be exerted. We solicit trial from
every one who reads this notice are confident
giving the utmost satisfaction. - -u
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Chicago, Illinois.

References-Messrs. s. G. Bewdlear Co; Mayr.
ard Il Sons; H. & W. Chickering; Y. II. Cummings
q Co: Ches n stone; Haliett Davis & Co; Boston.
j. NJ Baoon Eso President Newton National Bank,
Newton, Mas; q. B. Coffin, ,Esl, MY City. feb23dIy
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J. w. SYKES, h'i $500
PURCHASER FOR EASTERN ACCOUNT,
OF -r..s- -5
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, PROVISIONS, LARD, BUT
TER, and WESTERN PRODUCE generally.
Particular attention given to shipping by quickest
ana cneapest routes. No. 152 South Wcter St.,
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SEND 25 CENTS FOR CERrIFIcArE, J.

In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage and do
ing the business, 20 cents each which must be en-
closed when the Certificate is sent for. Five cert-
Gates will be sent for ST. eleven for $2 thirty for S5
sixty-fve tor $1O one hundred tor SIS. W.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-16
PIANO .FORTES.
Bradstreet's Rubber Moulding
-sL 5l-HA 55 dalg AND aIer1l etf-
9Laeg9uf Weather SfrinSi tri

A RE warranted when properly applied to Doors
"A and Windows to efectually exclude the Wind,
Dust, Rain, Snow and damp, It is far more desra-
BILE than double windows, and afforded at one-fourth
the cost. II has in single instance failed to
give satisaction-and pei feet satisfaction is grran-
teed or the money will be refunded.
Persons who consult their interest will not fail to
have it applied to their Dwellings not only regards
health and comfort, but matter OF economy, for
IN room requiring to be constantly warmed it will
in single season save one-half the fuel that woulu
otherwise be required to make the apartment COM
Portable. ala4iar afl 11 stsl9sc7 ag 5.Eft-
Every one Interested are invited to call at No.
so FEDERAL ST., INVENTOR'S EXCHANGE,
and satisfy themselves of its practical utility.
Orders for the Weather Strips and Mouldings So
hcited-will be fitted to housees if desired. i'-
Parties in the State desiring large or small quanti-
ties of
Weather Strips and Mouldings!
VIII please address the undersigned, through whom
all orders will be filled for the State of Maine
when sent by Express Companies G. o. ID. In all
other cases the money must accompany the order.
Agents Wanted throughout the State. Infor-
nation will be given in regard to terms upon applica
ton by letter or in person. 4.ssE s-i5a.T ..ps.
I'D rsq WHITTEN g. SHEPARD, r-'
80 Federal Street. Portland, Me-,
III ''-'' t3 Gen. Agents for Maine.
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Hallotypes! !!

rTNHE most beautiful picture ever made. The only
i place in Portland to get them Is at
A. M. McKENNEY'S, I'd
H = 284 Congress St., corner of Centre Street.
Oct 3-eod&eow3m -.
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q PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor, .i,+.I
PrBLIsHED AT s2a EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
$500 per year IN advance. IS hat-3sfi-i q
THE MAINE STATE Press is published every
Thursday morning at $2.O0 per annum, in advance /;
1928, = paid within six months; and $3.50, II pay
ment be delayed beyond six months. 5f -..sf
-lf faI q Rates of Advertising. -5d 5as
One inch Of space in length Of column, constitute
S1.50 per square daily first week; rs cents per
week alter; three insertions, less, S1.00 connu-
ing every other day after first week, so cents p
Halt square, three insertions less, 10 cents; one
week, $1.00; 90 cents per week after.
Under head of f"AMUsEMENrs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, S1.50 .bste.
SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week,
Sl00 per square afer three insertions or less,
hall square, three insertions, $1.00; one week,
$1.50. 10 f98t -Aftftf . - 39i'al-lE7 5i3
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State for S100 per square for first insertion
and 30 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
ton. CT 4-
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates. bogE fJ
GB- All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed TO the " EDITOR OF THE PRESS
and those of a business character TO the "PUE-
LIsHERs."
Iy- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with dispatch; and all business pertaining TO
the Office or Paper promptly transacted applica-
tion above.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE GREAT FAIR
IA now cpsn a the Arncry. ilsA 81 near 9Th ave-
Lhis kshieusn one q shs ,s.scss sssI ,, n
chiney, msnuiset.rs .srisultsrsi YseAnctA tuisg
and aovers Open daily rum = - 10 10 .. N. Isl
RARNUM's NEW AMERf6lH MUSEUM
Byesdssy between spsns and p5Sse ..r.st.
Afr I'm M,i. = DRAINS, .u,,,,a 'ksiSs AVA
q story Of the French Revolution.
INFANT RANEL, AGED ~ YEARS,
MADAME TARIE hACARr IN brilliant sets-
W. II HARRISON, Entemperencous Singer.
OVER 10000 OukIOsTrIEA,
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOo-CABIN
bnIt by ABRAHAM LINCOLN N Macon Co lnip'
ois IN 1880 and In which he resided Tor two year.
IhktE Of the TALES uIAhrgs I. the world
and Pfeuist CIRc ASST AN aIRI 4 ever econ.
,,,,,, FOREMAN GLASS BLOWERS.
Two srEAh GLASS ENvINkS ~ NOTION.
froi hSiChlkGS, LIGHTNING CAIoULAToRJ
ThRks HORNED BULIA
49,, ,oHht,Ar BULL FRO0 SHOW.
rln rtou nANCE,.. TIMOTHY
, ieosct ptctn, Learned Zeal, HAPPY
Admission, 30 cts; children undcr tcn. lis cts Jos
MONDAY, Oct. 2d-Pirss spp~ anna of N a. SAL
LIE PARTINGTON, the charmips and brilliant ;,
CoMEDIENNE, DANsEUsE and VOCALIST
UANUCHI'S MUSEUM GOO BROADWAY-
The finest collectfI N War Fis,r.s In tbs
world, embracing . numbeSsf suhoca of theolosicsI
and cisssical IN srest Of 100 moving vsI hsures
" which has been sdded the entire srsup In Inc boI
at the time Of the assassina Al Presdept Iinoon
got mp At groat expenss Open every day sund.y
included. Admiration W cts; cailden Is eu 300
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COACH PAINTERS-TO LET A PAINT
~ chop. Apply nj tho nov coach FAC tory, i4l ana
$40 West 95th ST. IT
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Two BLANK BOOK sEWERS-A GIeL
want Z 70 sew GA L.Aak wol q alSo sH to Len' n.
Apply ~ Is eSman ~ mp t1al 70. II
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DGASs FIElSHER WASTfp-ONE AC
~ eus oric4 10 a loot lathe AM E..t1u.cuo
Onv ZOO hand wanted. App.y % sIEpuE.
rhfLEfN, ~ H-osdwR-. JU3
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
n female hep Of al nations snd oil Mind. OF sifua-
boa. IN city and couutry. at NELPLi'S Office.
WhitehAItt. No cha q Tor girls until suited. -,
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KSowLToN MINING Co. A Exchange
IN pIAtY

Notice IL hereby given IN vi en- II inay concern,
that tie follow ing named sh..er In tho Know ion
Minnie Co. WI be sod Public Auction ~ tho Com.
PAWS Oilco, No. ~ tGchange Place, on Monday,
Octobsr 3Oth, 1865, At - O'Clock, sad Shsres
havinc him forfeited for nonpAy ment VI asieSnenl
dpc April ~, l. o.
CertihcH'o No.
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TTNION DIME SAYINGS BANKING. i29
to g. md on Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY.
EVENINGS from 70 pm. Sa per oant; istercstfreo
OF Govo'n ment tax, allowed on suma Of sbN and
der, and 70 per cent on larger sllns Money dspos-
iied OF or beI2rs Oct, l.s VII bear interes, frons
GARDINER X. CIiAPIN, Secretary. Ib4
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ROOEFOLDING AND SEWING-wANT-
~ ed = tc p c'the youne gir't 90 !esrn he book
ojne and so gins ~ h. WALKER sons, ia
TL.iOu It. 80
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D. ufdef OF The DItectorr,
j. W. CAPEN,
ISL r.C'a.
- CENTS PER FOUND PAID, CASH. For
otli buukf pamphlets uews1-pors, Gr 100 cts for
white aFs. cons for cOiOrcd end woolon rH.s.
j. n. WALKER 4 co, .. SpaUcr a.. a3l
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CALVES BIADpEES WANTED - FOR
a q. LORlLLAGD, 10 sud Is Ces-lecTs At 3s9
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GAP MAKERS AND CAP FThISAERS
~ wanted, only eypo' e1ssd hsnds need ...rrlI.
ROLL. 4 HEN, o. Brgsd-s- -
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CABTNETMAKER5 - S1h cC3T AID
Svsnoed prices w IN DO paif .c- u.ki-ss beisesls,
bureaus and w1.hs.tn3s. ana steady work Apply 4
the Enaneilpd Furniture Factory, 3I9 W i2th st.3SI
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DATTERN MAKER WANTED-A FIRST
L class wo khan. AMY At JANIS BuLGEH
Cos 5 North "a II, BidOklyn, ID. Is
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SCROLL SAWYER WANI ED-A FIRST
- rate workman one accustomed TO hno saving;
Ete.dy work Apply vt ~ s1ss A.. 30
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yNNCElSOIE AGENCY--YHE PLACE FOR
~ yonlc 'ncn dtss.rg employment aud wishing
TO Obtain '.oi ri.ultions. O4dals IRON Merchants,
Hotels. G.cI' nee and farmers respectfully solicited
&c EtDids ay, room "a. ~
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(,ikI.S WANTED 10 LEARN TO MAKE
" sid PACK nut'onr al % Delaney st, room 81 80
CIGLS WAETEn--GlRl.S TO STRIP To-
VI lacoo 1T ipNii.AElr5 factory, cor Warren
and ~, ks -.s, B.31&lrH, s-J
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T AIDES OF NEW YORH-lF YOU WANT
Lo learn o. sev Oh all kinds Of machines call at 20
Gre uNIch ave. We learn thorouShy ior 81 Good
operatoH can always get r1od py. We recommend
20 places Wien leai. Cd. W. l. w. machines TO rent
or aell. lE9
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IGOR SALE, WITH POssESSION-ROCk-
away, water 'front.' fish, oysters, clans, and flr.-
Ing, new hous- and grounds, snug place for yl,o9
BRAINERD. 26S
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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.

A STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE To
IAct, for horses and carriages Al II East 3otls
street. I7.sf -
BUILDING LOTS OF ALL SIZES FOE
- Sale, located near Jerey City ferry, easy
bv horse cars, very easy tosma. Apply to PAR
Sons Il WARD, ~ Cedar st. 90
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO INSTRUCTIONS - A PERFECT
~ knowisdte Of the instrument guaranteed In ons
short Of les.ons bsnjos furnished ion prsctios
II. G. DoBSON, 6s1 Broadway. 3s1 ,
II champion method; 50 rourss of lessons J. X
buoKLEY, 81 King 81 n. VI 70 kiddAsh s., near,
Fulton brooklyn. ai 5T5
banjo AND ETHIOPIAN DANCING IN
- all irs forms taught BY JOHN hogan, hanufsc-
turer Of the Banjo, 1Bl East Houston s tsrms -
course Bsnios nom SO and upw ards for sale. Tx
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OK OOO-CASH DOWN-THE BEST
w. ~OObaygaln in Brookl. a, A tsnemens
prope GOOD usd4r, payn- apOn' -SnJ per alnun.
lul piftiGuin5 bJ apilyins TO L. ID. ULLlNAN.
2Oj BIold@ay, rom ~. sos
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CIRLS wAETED-TO Put Up PERFU-
" meg, good ware. piI 10 expert hAnds, by j.
hCIIM AL, 81 MaIlon L-At. 20