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NOTICE is hereby given chat the subscriber han
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himselftht
trust OF Administrator of the estate of
.rret JOHN C. JENKINS. late OF Portland, :
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and givez
bonds as the law directs. All persons having az
Inands upop the estate OF said deceased, rssuir
cd to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment -
FRAN CTS JENNINGS, Admir-.
Portland Sent Is, 1868. Sept2Zd1aw5w"
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Caution

is hereby given To TIE PUBLIC, that two prom,
i isory Notes Of one hundred dollars sacn, slgn.u
BENJAMIN r. Graves, one in months aud She oiner
in six months from the date thereof ,eefs ootdsnsd
from me through false Preteaces, dsd wfhout con-
ys;d,yafion and will not be paid by NE.
Scarboro. Sept. -, 1865. octs-deodlW'
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$500 per Day.!

Agents Wanted; male and female: Local and
Travelling. Business new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year round No capital
required. Address REEVES & CO., No rs Nassau
street, New York. 2ew1ysn
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Treasury. 50 534 643, 1885 s2,535 Ga, s1303
The foregoing is a correct statement of the Public
Debt as appears from the books and Treasurers re-
turns in the Department on the LIST of October 1868
ts .rl.rf-.4 % al HUGH MCCULLocII,
Secretary of the Treasury.
This statement, as compared with that of the pre-
vious month, shows the 70 lowing Incl ease; 3 20
bonds, 1862 $50; fractional currency 81 so
per cent. certificates So 025. 000 total 81S045 so
decrease. 6 per cent compound interest notes, $4,-
054. 800; bonds of 1s47 and 1S4 S29055O; per cent
Treasury notes, $4,000; Gold cer.iicatk S4,925-
220; $50 Treasury notes. $1.11S0On total $40 403-
&c. Deduct the increase of 81 sls and the de-
crease OF the pnoc debt is So 674 7242O to this add
the increase of cash in the Treasury So 6l5 $685.
and the total IL 1920, 594S0 The bonds issue to
the Pacific Railroad Companies during the month
amounted to $4.32O, 900. The net decrease OF the
debt during the month. including bonds issued TO
railroad COMPANIES, was 1910, 4O8. The warrants
issued by the Treasury Department during the month
OF September to meet the requirements OF the Gov
eminent amounted In round numbers TO the follow
ing sums yis:-riyil, miscellaneous and foreign In
tercourse, 2s SO; interest on the public debt
1851 ,3l5O3; War Department, $3.50 90; NAVY
Department, 81 276 76274; INTERIOR Pension and In
dian Departments, S54100O5 n total OPT 731 49,
The Secretary thinks the disbursements of the pres
ent month will be lighter than the past and that the
close thereof will show further decrease
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Oct. S-Forenoon.-Consols 94i for mon
ey. 80 $40 -
American securites-United States 5-20's TAI; IL
linois Central shares s53; Erie shares 323.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S-Forenoon.- Cotton dull; Mid
ding uplands 10id; sales 5000 bales.3
LONDON, Oct. Recommendations Petroleum
Is sd bid holders ask Is SD
LosDoN, Oct. 8-Eveni, g.-Oficial returns OF
the Bank of England show that the amount of specie
In its vaults has decreased during the week
ending to-day. - t GB
LIVERPOOL Oct. S-Evening.-Cotton easier; Mid
ding uplands 10t; Middling Orleans 10td Breads
tuffs-Corn 37s. Other articles unchanged. Produce
Petroleum frmer at the close. 1881
LONDON, Oct. s-Evening.- Linseed Oil e29 lbs.
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been daily appointed and taken upon herself
the trust of Administrative of the estate of n
THOMAS e. KNIGHT, late Of Cape Elizabeth
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de
mands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exh bit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
DORCAS r. KNIGHT. Adm'x
Cape Elizabeth, Sept. 18th, 1865. ss --~-E
sen3n 1aNY2Ws VI !. = -. 8. ~. -
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First Mortgage 30-Year goldI Bonds
.3oFTHRl
Central Pacific RaiJgOad C0nsDa,aa,

bearing six per cent. per annum interest," both prin-
cipai and interest PAYABLE in s.United states
seid CONN., These Bonds are first lien upon one
oil the most productive and valuable railroad lines IN
the world-a line which will be finished within
twelve months, and which is ALREADY earning. after
paying operating expenses, more than twice the an
nnal charge of its bonded debt. They are already
widely known and esteemed in this country and Eu-
rope, audit is believed the remainder OF the loan will
be speedily taken b. 81. f5i 4 ~ ~
A limited arnnunt Mill L. l;..>a..I -
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Domesric Markets.

domestic Markets.
NEW BEDFORD Oct 7 The Oil market has been
very quiet thh past week, but holders remain firm at
90 ~ gal. Tor Sperm and 25 " cal for Whale. The
only sale hear of is 375 bbs. Whale to manuiac
turer on private terms. SO is fl.9f .ro.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Flour-sales 4, 500 bbls. !;
State and Western without decided change and with
less doing; Southern quiet; sales 49, bbls; Calfor
mia without change; sales $50 sacks Wheat less ac-
tive and unsettled, closing scarcely 50 firm; sales
$1,000 BUSH. Spring No. 8 at IS a SO; No. at
65 q So the latter tor very choice; No. at 10
" 80 firm; sales 1o2 900 bush; Mixed western p
a 10 for unsound, IA a 15t for sound and 13l
al 4 for old in store. Oats c better; sales 81 900
BUSH; new Western 72i q 7alc. Beet dull. Pork
rmer; sales 1900 bbls. mess 2s rs q 20 90, closing
at 20 90 cash. Lard quiet and steady. Butter dull
Ohio 80 g s7c State IS q 4sc; Whiskey quiet at
80 q 50 for tree. Cotlvo dull and &c lower; sales
800 bales; Mddling upands 25tc. Rice quiet. Su-
gar quiet; sales 400 hhds.; Muscovado ii q lie
e QUIET dn rreshs 70
dull and dropping; Cotton 16d per steamer; Corn
per sail I'd.
CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Exchange on New York firm
at parts LILO per cent off for buying and selling.
Flour firm; Spring extras rs q 90. Wheat in good
demand at an advance of 10; sales No. I at A q
M1 an ssy Ct I since sa ss sns
at 81 a 925c, Oats steady and in gool demand at an
advance Of 1le; sales at 52sc. Rye frmer and adj
So TOR No. 2. Meas Pork steady at % 25 Lard held
at l9c; buyers at Is2c. Dry salted shoulders adj
yanced lei sales at II q life. Whiskey steady. at
steers sales at 70 q %. Live Hogs very depressed
and good grades advanced 90 a 300; common to light
nominaly declined 80 az 40c prices 25 a 3 Co.,
Freights dull and unchanged. sf8S
CINoIENATI. Oct s.-W hiskey firm at 20. Mess
Pork held at 81 90 and 80 so offered. Bulk Meats
held of; shoulders - a 12lc; sides 14ic. Bacon
but little offered sales shoulders ut 13c and held lat
at 13lc clear sides 17c holders off, antcipat=
ing rise. Sugar cured Hams steady It 10 q zoe.
Lard in moderate jobDing demand at 10 a 19tc.
MILwAUKEE, Oct. st-FIour firm and advanced
choice Z 10 90. choice Wisconsin,
Iowa and Illinois 50j medium 6 so q 676. Wheat
active at II tor No, and 81 tor No. 2 Oats 523e
for No. g. Corn 06c tor No, q 5.t..e.1-s
CHARLEsToN, Oct. g.. Cotton dull and unsettled
Middnes nominal 23!c; sales 100 bales; little Offer
ing; receipts Ills balos; exports, coastwise 10iS
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8-Cotton dull and heavy; nc
buyers sales Is bales; Mddling nominal at 24c; re-
ceipts 1906 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 8.-Cotton nom inaI; Middlings 23c
sales 80 bales; receipts BOG bsles,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. S.-Cotton lower; good Mid
ding 2stc; sales $500 bales; receipts 1890 bales.
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From New York, Member by Diploma of the Re
formed Medical College, N X, celebrated both in
Europe and this ry during the last twenty eve
years OF his practice for the able he has
effected, in thousands of cases ana many in the Last
stages OF Consumption, after they had been GIyEa
W oy every other practice as inSuIsbe, treats al
diseases or the Chest, by Roots, Herbs Gums, Bal
sans, Leaves and Barks in connectio with Cold
Medicated Vapor and Constitutional Appliances,
WIN success Unhnown 20 the Physi
clans of this Country. 5000 nod
and invites the attention OF the Sick and Afflicted
lsboring under any OF the various of diseases
such as Coughs, liberated or Tuberculous Lungs
pds s 81 R. SsoGd, Pain in the Chest shoulders
&c Catarrh Night Sweats, Nervous Com plainAs, Pal
Pation, Ossifcaton, or D opsy of the heart Dyspsp
Female Complaints, such as Prolapsus Utsri o 4
Falling of the Womb, and all Uterine Complains
such as Cancers, Tumors, Enlargements, suppress
sion of the Menses, Excessive Menstruaton, Lea
corrhea or Whites, Scrofulous Affections, Spinal
Affections. Gravel and Poisonous Innoculatisns, and
all Diseases of the Blood. DIR. LAmONT Is the only
Physician in this country gified with
The Power Of Telling Diseases nj sight.
By looking into his eye. without the patient saying
word to him. he can tell them how they affect
ate relief ami permanent cure OF their Complains
CHARGE, Nh ~ - -
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Tbursday from
M till N, also on Friday from A M ill r
M TIL further notice, at 3545 Congress ST. few doors
below the City Hotel and directly over W Csbb's
and to those who are not able to call, BY sending
their address. DIR. Lamont WILL GALL AND GIVE
. ADwiok FREE: lnvads requiring his proiss-
delay, so that they NAV receive The n benefit OF his
peculiar and highly successful mode OF treafment.-
Dr. Lamont Is permitted to reter to the venerable
Wooster Beach, M. d., President, and James j. We're
n. ~ secretary OF the Reformed Medical College.
DR.. Lamont uses nothing but Roots, Herbs, Gum,
and Balsams, Leaves and Banks n ~. '5Fls.
Please SHOW THIS TO YOUR FRIENDs. 1t may
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4 Big Pile of Beavers,
GRANT
Qnn nm md
COIRAX


Badges, Medals, and Pins must b,
closed our at half the cost to manu-
faoture. Every club In the country
should get them at once.
1000 gilt-horder Grant Badges, 90.
1000 fine gilt elegant Grant Badges
1000 extra gilt Grant and Cola,
Badges, S12.
1000 most beautiful Club Badges
''Grant and Coliax," $50. Any smar
from SIS to S25 per day. We send a
Grant Cigars with every order 0 IS
accompany the order. Satisfaction {
Post-Office Order. addressed TO
MARKT, IS Murray st, Box 3,131,
erences: Postmaster In New York,
N Hickcox s. Co., N. Y.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF US. MARsHAI,
District Of Maine, Portland,
= 1900

OFFICE OF US. MARsHAz.
District Of Maine Portland,
October fst, 1868
cyEAIED PROPOSALS win be received at this
- Once No. II, Clapps Block, Congress Street,
until THURSDAY, October 1ot6' ses, a. y o'clock
n hs Year ending October 18th, 1869.
The iel required viii be the best quality OF IE-
mon Coal, STOVE SIZE, WELL SoREENEp AND
FREE FROM SLATE AND Dgsr, and to be delivered
in such quantities and at such times and places
the U. 5. Marshal tor the District of Maine may
direct.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Fuel for
U. 5. Courts" and addressed 10 the United States
Marshal for the District of Mains.
CHARLES CLARK,
Oct2-d10d u. s. Marshal, District OF Maine
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Brighton Marker.

10. 1Yr} -. .t.f DaEtfs tE.sss BRIGHTON, Oct 8.
and Lambs, 15,7I7; Swine, $3.50; number of Western
Cattle 1924; Eastern do 494; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 60o Cattle left from last week.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle-Extra s13 so "a IA 90; first
quality $12 30 q $13 %; second quality $1f % a
$12 90; third quality 50 30 q $11 90 " 100 lbs 1.-THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet. l
log 1oac; Country do 10 q 10tc W h. Brighton
Tallow 20 9yc; Country do a a &c ~ fb. Lamb
Skins SIC q 81 90 each Sheep Skins SIC q 81 90
each; Calf Skins 20 a 22cap ID. st.7f go -. :
kemarks-The supply Of Cattle in market was
larger than that Of last week. The quality not 50
good. There were several nice lots Of Beeves from
the West, most of which were taxi en- at commission
We did not hear of any Cattle being sold for more
than 1890 W h., but some OF the best lots would cost
l4c W fb., dressed weight, that were commissioned
The supply from Maine copsisted mostly of Working
Oxen and small Cattle tor which the trade has been
dull. The demand for Work Oxen was not SO good
as it has been for a few weeks past. There was
small lot of Oxen and Cows in from Nova Scotia but
they were poor and only suitable for Stores.
St0res-Prices, yearlings, $40 q 80; two-year olds
$500 40; three-year Odds, $45 q Go ~ head, or UGH
according to their value for Beef. There good
supply in market, but not a very active demand. !.
Working Oxen-The supply was large but there
was not much activity among the dealers for work
We quote sales at $780, $3.50, S175, $1S5, $780,
$2lo, $215. 1925, $3.50, $500 a $3.50 y pair.
Mich Cows-Extra $500 10; ordinary $50 a so ~
not many extra Cows in market, most of them being
of an ordinary grade a,5.
Sheep and Lambs--The trade for Sheep and Lambs
was iul az good as t was one week ago Most OF the
at SO co. ITO at SO ST. 120 at So co. 1870 at ST. 1856 at
So 40, 12O at So so, and two lots at ga rs % head.
Swine-The supply of Store Pigs at market in
market was light and there was not much call for
12c y ID. Fat Hogs-5250 at market; prices 1oi q
lie ~ Id. 49, rf sf.s
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
JOSEPH G. MOVES, late Of Portland,
inthe County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds ss
the law directs. All persons having demands upsn
the estate Of said deceased are required to exh1h
called upon to make payment to
FRANK MOVES. Admir-.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1888. septiediavsws
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/. NVaICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ oeen duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator of the estate OF
>, WILLIAM ALLEN, late OF Portland,
taken upon himself that trust by giying bonds.
a. tne law directs All persons aving dem ands upes
.he estate OF said deceased required to sxhibh
the same; and all TO said estate are
caiiedupon to make payment -.s
LEWIS PIERCE. Admir-.
cortland, Sept. 10, 1868. sep25diawsw
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~ g9rRIB I'll 70 0coII
ssI y,rC7o---r ..aF .... n. 1851 7.sr Hl
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100000

GRANT CIGAR,
fine favor,
worth
S25 per 1000
10 be sold
at $40 per 1000,
In order
to introduce
them.
in the market,
agentea make
present .'of 1000
Money must
1aranteed. Send
RICHARDS &
lie " York. Ret
Nassau Ii 'nk,T.
,5d3w pewst
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lob per cent. and Accrued Interest,
in CurrencY. - y

4. n
The Bonds are Of 81, 200 each, with semi-annual
gold coupons attached pay able in July and January
% The Company reserve the right to advance
the price at any time; but all orders actually IN
transitt at the time any such advance will be fill
ed at present price At this time they pay more than
per cent upon the investment, and have, from Ma
fionat and State taUs, guarantees superior to any
other corporate securities n0so offered aaa, sfa
We receive all classes OF Government Bonds, at
ther nun market rates. in exchange for the Central
Pa ifc Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders
realize from , to 10 per cent. profit and keep
the principal oftheir inves meuts equally secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention;
Info nation, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc. giving a
fuii account OF the ORGANIZATION, Progress Business
and Prospects Of the Enterprise furnished on appi-
cation. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost
Subscriptions Received by Banks and
Bankers, Agents for the loan, and by
BREWSTER, SWEET Do CO.,
x8aa8u SPECIAL AGENTS,
%. taa 40 State street, Boston.
Va All descriptions OF Government Securi-
ties Bought, sold or Exchanged, at oul Of
flee and by Mail and Telegraph, Mt Market
Rates. II" l+H4H .i4
9B- Accounts of Ranks, Bankers, and
Others received and favorable arrangements made for
desirable accounts.
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Notice to the Sick I
DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permanently,
Cnred md Perfect II eaIfh Resrared-
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Freixhts.

MOBILE, Oct s.-Freights to Liverpool quiet; one
shp loading at 11-i6d; and steamer on the berth is
asking ld Coastwise little Cotton moving for Bos-
ton by sail at &c " tb. We quote to Liverpool Lied
coastwise, by sail, &c.
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ceeded in carrying q drove TO Kansas, writes that
many Of the stories about indians are put IN cir.
rulstion by designing persons TO torn tne Isxss
as they drive through, tax them for grass, toll
bridges across Cry branches, etc. Their charters
confer extra power and prohibit any person from
crossing said dry branches within two miles OF
said bridges Aside from these things, the east
erp route is 200 milss further and over very
rough country. Mr.. Dougherty has taken three
herds BY the western route; be says he never had
sny serious trouble with Indians. The main thing
s not to be afraid, but put on bold front and go
ahead. and when you meet the Indians treat them
kindly and give them something 10 eat, and there
1. no further trouble with them.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Holden Wrglet one OF the Oldest planters of
TerrebOnne parish, ID dead.
The residence Of P. NJ. Sherman, Centerville,
Texas has been burned.
The 18th infantry has left Mobile for Texas via
New Orleans. Two companies of the 23d in
fantry, from Montgomery, have taken their place.
The Mobile papers speak well OF the 18th.
The disciples Of "lzaak Walton" are having
glorious times now'a days, angling in Bayou Pla.
quemine. Every species of fresh water fish are
abundant and easily caught lberville South.
We End the following in q Kentucky paper: As
two gentlemen were sleeping on the gallery of
their dwelling in Madison parish. La, huge pan.
Their sprung In upon them, seized one by the
shoulder, biting out an immense piece and striking
him yiciously about the face and chest with his
huge paws, tearing away great masses OF lesh
with each stroke.
Mr.. R. W. Loughery editor and propri stor of
the Jefferson Times and the Marshall Republican
Texas, offers both his ne wspapers and Office build
ihgs at lottery. The property Is valued at s25 O00
aud there will be five thousand tickets at IS EACH
The winner will have the privilege of choosing
which establishment he thinks most prosperous.
number Of merchants, both 10 Jefferson and
Marshall, give their names testifymg to the value
OF the newspapers referred to.
The Memphis Ledger contained q card, signed
by DR.. Citarotto, and denuuoiatory of DR.. Z. J.
Freeman, physician Of 6ne standing In the pro-
fession, and gentleman Of high social position.
. Accompanied by q friend, DR.. Freeman
sought Dr. Ctarotto ct the latters office
Or. Freeman asked il he was the DIR. Freeman"
alluded TO In the card. Upon this DR.. CItsrotto
commenced rising from his chair, and answered
"yes." The word was sooner uttered than Dr.
Freeman commenced belaboring him over the head
and shoulders with q cane. DIR. G. attempted no
resistance, but retrested toward the corner of the
room and commenced drawing pistol. Observ.
ing his movement DR.. Freeman and his friend en-.
desvored to grasp the weapon, which in the
struggle was discharged while 10 DR.. CitsrOtto's
hands. The ball entered the fieshy portion Of DR..
Citarotto's leg from behind passing through. This
terminated the affair and DR.. Freemon went to
the police station and deposited forfeit for his
appearance.
The Galveston Civilian Of the 18Th says: Sharp
practice seems 70 be used against Texas drovers
In all quarters. Frank N. Dougherty who has
EetE-ned to Northern Texas after having sue
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pends on that OF the employer and how false and
blind is the expectation that gang OF non1es-
cfipt Adventures, themselves mendlcent can con-
fer any large and sOlid benefits on the negroes as
q class. Lastly, they demonstrate the ial-i'y OF
that theory Of the negroes paying no taxes. and
prove that be really pays the tax on everything
he uses, and the burden rests as heavily on his
shoulders a. on toe white mans.
This kind Of talk, uttered earnestly. AMI
with The intrinsic evidence OF its truth,
bad great and good effect. Those ne
CrOes who were present and there
was a goOdly number,) gave hesrty response to
the addresses, and plentiful proof that they had
heard and understood them and am much mis-
taken if q turning over Of old ideas, old ties and
cid snimosites does not soon take place, and
bear its harvest Of harmony and SUCCESS.
There were other speeches made which have
not thought IL necessary 10 mention, tnougn
think that of Olmsted Osborne decidedly the
best among the colored speakers. Osborne Is an
honest and prosperous citizen OF the parish, and
was the opponent Of Demarest IN the late cleo
ton for the Legislature. Col. bennett, OF the
Bapper once published q Letters from Demsrest
revealing some of his vulgar tricKery in the elec-
tions last year. wish he could publish It again.
with Olmsted 0sborDe's speech 10 contrast with
it, The letter Of the white carpet Dagger, and
the speech Of the -cofored Democrat! Antipodes
in intelligence, principle, earnest aspiration for
our common good, and justice to our fellows !
They should stand opposed now as fair types OF
the common parties which stood opposed last
April-voices from the marauders who came TO
befriend () the colored race, and from one OF
that race modestly but indignantly disclaiming
such befriendment, and offering his hand and
heart to those with and among whom he knows
he must rise or fall, prosper or suffer, succeed or
fail!
Finally, the meeting was very large, very hsr-
monious and very enthusiastic, and | believe that
yesterday in St. Mary was formed the nucleus OF
an organization which shall sweep over the entire
parish, and which in November, and in common
wrh its prototypes throughout the State, shall
sound the Bnell Of csrpet-baggery, at least in
IOusiana X. w.
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C0LUABIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON. d G.

The Sessions Of dep srtmens follows
The Preparatory september 9th the olegste September
z3d the rheo gcs ctober Th the Law October lth aad
the Medical. October 18th .
Ths College organized with reference to the on urged
suggestion Of ashngon that Unve sy at the federal
etrcpos would tend the assimilation OF the principles
opinions and Of countrymen by the comm N
education Of q portion Of its youth from every quarter
Its graduates have yerhe1 the expectations Of Madison and
Munroe that the facilities OF hearing debates IN Oonge
in the Supreme Court and lectures from eminent
men snd of visiting libraries and collections In science
cevelc pment
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
ness and PREF Col Vie College proper has
eight efficient Professors ali the chairs being filed The
Theological School has three Professors and LecIurers tbs
Law School four and the Medical ter. -
The expenses are as other Colleges Number Of
students the past year, ga
For further information ad ress