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y RAND INAUGURATION RUNNING MEETING
~ THE
NARRAGANsETT PARK ASSOCIATION,
AT NARRAGANSETT PARK,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
August %, 20 and q, 1868.

PREMIUMS, &7,400
FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACE.-The Hopeful Stake for two year olds $50
each h. IT, and x5lo added threequarers Of mile. Closed
with seventeen nominations.
SECOND RAcF.-Handicap $500 added TO subscription of
70" each h. IT. second horse receive C0 OF the stake
Two miles: Closed with thirteen nominations. .
TRIED RACEThe Providence Stake for three olds
with twenty-five nominations.
FOURTH RAoE.-Mach. Dash of one mile.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RAoE-Premum S4C0, for all ages; one and one
quarter miles
SECOND RAOEThe Rhode Island Cup for all ages. $50
each, D. p and 81 600 added the miles
half. Clos ed with twelve nominations
THIRD RAoE-Prcmnm 81 000 for all ages two mile heats
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE.The Consolation Purse of $500. Two miles,
Horses beaten allowed lbs; twice, 10 lbs
SECOND RACE-The Narragansett Stake three year
olds 20 each, and $500 added. Two miles, Closed
with 81 nominations.
TIInD RAoE.-rPremlum $3.50; for all ages Three mile
heats.
FOURTH RAoE-The seqne Stake, year olds, 800
each, half forfeit and c0 added One mile Closed with ID
nominations.
The first each day will of punctusl'y at 2b
O'Clock. Single admission l. No extra charge for Grand
Stand Cariaees free Badges emitting the holder TO ad
mission and al the PRIVILEGES OF the Quarter Stretch during
the meeting $5 FOR day, So be obtained at Whit
ney's Lafayette Hall, Office OF the Union Railroad Company
S estmnster street, City Hotel and az the entrance to the
Park
spe al arrangements have been with the American
Steamboat Company for Newport boat 20 leave Providence
oppor1y TO visit Newport and return the next morning at
or IL O'Clock.
THE AMERICAN BaAsS BAND,
Twenty-six pieces will be IN attendance each day.
AMASA SPRAGU Il, President.
GEORGE ii. SMITH, Secretary.
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THE TURF.
U,IRsT ANNUAL HORSE FAIR,
at Suffolk Park,
Philadelphia, ,

under the auspices Phsdephs Driving Park Association
on September LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th, 1858.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. srpTEMBFR ].
Premium T2G0 800 to first horse, 500 to second Morse
300 TO third horse; mile heats best in In harness. free
for all horses except Lady Thorn Lucy and Mountain Boy
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, SEPT =.
premlums Ou First premium scO; sOun 10 nrst norse
1900 TO second horse 800 to third horse mile heats best
in In harness. for all horses troed better than
1884 previous to July I, 1868.
SAME DAY-Premium SdO0; $3.50 horse &o0 to
all horses that than 25 previous to LIST
three to start.
THIRD DAy-Thursday September s.-Premum s2,OC0;
three in FIVE harness. open ALL This premium requires
any two OF Lady Thorn Lucy Mountain Boy and q. Wkes
TO start Money refunded II Three to fill and two
to start
FOURTH DAy-Friday September 4.-Premum 81 Oo0; for
double teams $0 10 frat $3.50 to second team 300
third team mile heats, best three in five; open for all
teIs -four to I'll, three to start.
Entrance TO per cent? amount must accompany the entry.
1e6S At Continental Hotel
The name, color and must be correctly given in max
ing the entry
entered for any of above premiums If irelb,e
horse dstancing the field shall only he entitled to the
first premium.
Entries will address Chas Duffy Treasurer Continental
Hotel Communications viii address the Secretary, south
west corner Ninth and SAMSON Streets PHILADELPHIA
Rules OF Fashion Course TO Philadelphia. Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad win special trains to the park
each day. JOHN BOWLING. Chairman,
FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING, MONDAY, AU-
gust "a, at r. NJ; stakes of 2G00; mile heats, best
three in FIVE harness. A. Noble enters b. M Young Fear
less; ~ STRICKLAND enters Whaebone; Owner hay
mare; Joshua Martin enters Fanny Bits
J. s. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &c.

SyuCKOo CLoCRs-oUR PATENT AND MANUFAC.
II lure; better and cheaper than any impored mhoesas
SSd retail AfFRANKFIELD A Co, Jewellers, 2uS S,xth
avenue corner Fourteenth street. and Js Egb'b avenue,
sorneT fweuty sxsb street.
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Tie Continental Telegraph Companies will not entertain
insgate complaints OF delay in unrepeated
sagea
NOTICr.-The public Informed that the New York. New
foundland and London Telegraph Company will make every
effort rapid transmission OF all messa
Ees they viii incur accept liability whatever
either for the due transmission of to or from the
Cable delivery a their destinations will
accept liability arising from delay soppage by
reason accident any cable wire or instrument The
COMPANY will not consent to be liable under crcum
any Whatever damaees or otherwise for
loss resulting from Mistakes delays other causes
respect message entrusted them beyond the return
OF portion the charge accrung the company out OF
She amount received, and then the
transmission when In the hands OF tho New
York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company.
TIME HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having, extent, perfected their
at Club House Staten Island desire
10 notify the members the house and grounds
open for their use. .,,
The steward w the FUTURE he prepared TO furnish
dinners &c and their lady friends reason
able notice thereof being previously given.
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PERSDNAL.

INFORMATION wANTEb-oF PATRICK FLAHARTy
who came to this country in April 1867 when last heard OF
will be received by his sister, Mary Elahaiy 46s
West Thirty fourth street.
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4 AID DoM1SION STEAMSHIP COMPhNV.-FOn NOR
~ fox, Cry poiHt snt .lcnnoni-New an elegant NE
W. shns is 40 REITi. HATrEDiS, ALbE
MhRLE sttRAToGA AND NIAGARA One of the above
ships win hc despatched for Norfolk, City Point
and tichmpnd. rues 'av, Tmralnv and Saturday at
r. M from pier ~ Ncrt river OF Beach street. connect
Ing with spGboar, Inland Mir Line viz mia and Ten
Air Line, Snhthside nj Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond a.d rinve ant Nrfna Centr Railroads, TAX
ing ret t ana granting hrourh bis o hdiny to all points
south Spntwcs. Bls o; atng signed ~ the pier
the hour OF sa i1. For freight passs having ele
giant statero0n Omin0iati1n, apply 70
n. l.. McNREADY, 9scs'ient,
~ treenWch corncr ney street.
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CODE MESSAGES.

CODE MESSAGES constructed FOR the purpose of secrecy
81 dsoined sentences words rendering the meaning
tnel able, will be transmitted with possible but
The telegraph companies while wny investigate by post
complaints respecting in such will not
turn the upon them unless they repeated
sages" Should the receiver of such message have re-
peael the paid for application and reply will not he
returned unless the originally 'epeated
sage" and paid for as such by the sender.
TARIFF TO PLACES BEYOND GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
On messages To places beyond Great Eraln and Ireland
charge the folown rates. in gold IN addition to the ari
Great Britain and Ireland:--
TABLE
For each TO- fraction Of TO- words above 20 charge in
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A GROCFRY STORE ON ONE OF THE BEST AVE
n nues; established four years; doing large prohtabl
trad for sale cheap,
sOUTHMAYD CO, 1914 Broadway.
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IF THOMAS HFNIGAN, FROM PROVIDENCE, WILL
call at l22 Worth street he will hear OF something to his
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES WISHING LU-
~ crative business 800 0Wanted 10 extend the manu-
featuring of Ducreux Patent for nstantaneousy petachng
Horses from Carriages In great demand In of
away or other canses preventing those fretfn accidents
patentee Refer to j. b. Cone Co., Carriage Warerooms
6S4 Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

tains ten sas with large yard In Hudson avenue near
Tary street. running from street to street For full partcu-
lars inquire OF W. DONOEOE 217 Gold street. Brooklyn.
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N ACTIVE MAN, WITH $500 TO $1,000 CAN SECURE
N equal interest in q HIGHT pleasant business, paying
over s2COo Apply at liS Fulton street, room
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPANy's NAIL
STEAMSHIPS STE AYS BETWEEN gSy NEW YORK AND HAVRE'
a; sd,,s aSo1ts rite, route for the Con-
NAf6LESN .ssiardsy ssH,s.ssrls
WILLIE DE PARIS. .surmOnt... Saturday, October H.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ~ & GoLp p ggp1cudns wlne'
First cabin slsoi so psRIs sisHsd cabin $50
spsang railway tickets SrnisHed sHs sn s board
rh,ss steamers do not carry steerase passengers
men, @ Europe sssiHs steamers hs !ns avoa
crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and ex-
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
THE HAMBURG, AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
IRON mail steamship vox,
Commander H. E. Kier carrying the United States mails,
will sail on Tuesday, A0Sqst TsnSt B a kt; Sr NJ FOR
taking passengers for Hamburg Havre Southampton and
s E.;.Ss sEcoHp Ssss oAns ss
KSShAhpr CO.. sSs''HVSs g B. RICHARD BoAs,
No. % 81 Broad % street. N.Y. No. barclay relay stree, h Y
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
ss. a Line sr eo9racs % with the the
mails, intend 9espatchng their steamers as follows
erSN eTY o s aH4h Isay 1as1ss 1as
SEy & & Y5SSSS5ioS VIA Haiai.:
suoceeaae Saturday and aernats Taesday,
l T. NJ, from pier Ib North river
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday
Payable Ia Gold. Payable IN Currency.
First Cabin. $looIseessse. .sa5
TO London. lu5I To London. 40
TO Paris, llSl To Paris ~
Passage by the Tuesday steamers First cabin Se gold;
fs rom New YORK to HafaxFrs. cabin
&2D; steerage, $40, payable in gold
Passengers also Forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bremen,
&C., mt moderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool Queenstown, ssU
rency Tickets be bought by persons sending for
theft friends.
For further information apply at the Conpany's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, l5 broadway, N. Y.
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rIYCETESrGNS.

A DAILY TRIr 10 FISHING RANKS SAT RpAys
". ekrerfad'. Tho ELEGANT snoon ami cabin steamer
RIP VAN wINkLE, from lcct slip - ~ ! ~, Christie
pher 30 A. ~ ani pier No. Norti river at A.
NJ, Eighth street aS a. NJ a4d Brome
street at 720 A. VI. Music ta lines and refreshments on
board.
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MAINE srEAMsnIp LINr ZOE roRrnANn.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
lf reduction IN FARE Gni change OF days of SCI ny
The steamships DlRIGO and FHANCONIA win cave pisr
81 Fast river Nonlav and Thursday oclocN y. VI.
Passage to Portland, including siteroom, iJ; cabin pas
sage 81 Meals
These seanshs Mt Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway Cor M0nrel ouehec and other points in Canifa
and the West; with the International Steamship Corn
rany for Passport Caas and So John, " Y. also with
steamship Carotl for Halifax n - leaving Portland every
Goods fory,,rei m parts Of Maine F.eght received
daily Bls ne laiing signed at Office on pier.
For frrirht OF pasaa c apply 70
j. f. AMFS, Agent. pier y East river.
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4 FEED STORE ON ONE OF THE AVENIrES, ES
N taoished Il years doing good paying business, fo
sale; good reasons Tor selling
sOUTHMAYD Il CO., 1874 Broadway.
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gain suitable for coupe coach or road wagon they can
tro In 2a5 minutes promising green horses
VIII be sold separately together at Madison Park stables
% East Tyentysixth street
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UEos. vEITCH, AUCTIoNEER,
nltcr lfh Haaaau strert
eErn AucrioN SALE

SCRANTON COAL,
On Wednesday, August af 1863.
The Delaware, La0kawanna aud Western Railroad Com
pany vii ssl, ~ Messfs. JOHN II. DRAPER co, Auc
tgneeA the cOrpnnys ealesroon, 2s Exchange place.
New Yors Wednesday, August 26 at IL O'Clock,
$1,000 Tons OF Coal,
rora The iackawanna regions doliyerabe a. thelr depot
Ei1abeinori ~ j. during he month oc September 166s
SAMUEL SLOAN, Prcsiden
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DARTNERsHIP wANTED-IN SOME RFSPFCTA BILE
manufacturing other business, where $50 00l and
vices would he proitabN employed. Address f.. @ e.,
Herald Office stating nature or business and where in
tcrview can be had.
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CONEY ISLAND FERRY-NORrH AND EAST RIVER
~ lnesIhe NOkWALK leav-s Christopher street, N. r.,
at 90 IL 30 20; Warren street at a40 II 40 8t0 pier
No. T. N K, foot of Morris street, TO- and O'Clock
Tie CHICOPEE leaves North Eighth street Williamsburg,
nj O'Clock u. r. s:sD II 30 22J Peck
slip at sAO II 40 sO Fulton ferry, Brooklyn at = 2 and
o'clock.
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A CTIvE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, WITH $500 CAN
n have interest worth 81 200 annually, with security
for investment Business highly respecahe references
&c interview. Address Publishing box III Heral Oce.
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L,OR SAVANNAH, GA.-BLACK STA r. INDEPENDENT
Opposition monopoly. Frei ht at low rates
The first class senmsp THAMES will leave pier 3 North
river Saturday, Au.ist ~ and MARMIDN Saturday,
Sept. s, at 3 r. NJ For ffeight or passlse apply 20
X. 40 NuiiS, Ase1t, 81 West street
OCTAVlS COHEN & co.. AGENTS, Savannah.
Goods for the Interior promptly FORWARDED. Through bill
adng given 'he Atlantic nf kailro, and MI land
ings the Chaaooche and ApalnchcnIa rivers; also by
VI. A. Cohen's line steauiers to Augusta, Ga.
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A LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF

A UCTION NOTTCE.-MAGNTFICENT HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture property OF family leaving city) private
sae az less than auction prices. Superb Drawing Su
cost $50 for $i55 ono do $40 Panofoe cost 5000 for
&2f5 Eacer"s Bookcase, rO2es Paintings. Mirrors, Car
pets Bureaus, warrobes, Bedslcais, Extension Table Buf
et China, Glass Siveware at half original cost. Inquire
at IA West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsIIP CHANGE.-wM. p.
Ward and John f. Henry have this day retired from the
firm Of Demas Barnes Co.. by mutual consent. The bus
Of the firm will he continued a 3 usual.
NEW YORK, August IL, 1865. , DEMAS BARNES CO.
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FINANCIAL.

I WOULD LIKE AN INTERVIEW WITH SOME GOOD,
liberal gentleman OF MEANS who deslrous Of safe In
vesimeni nave established beyond experiment.; something
en- snfey & new which Is destined to pay fortune or
Cal on principal, at Merriam Taylors "a Fulton street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSONS CAN MAKE
w from f10 to x1b per day selling article universally
required. Inquire of dIatheway Arnold, 100 Pearl st.
Hanover souare)
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING BARGAINS IN BUGGIEs,
w Rockaway, Germantowns, Phaetons, Depot Wagons,
Dog Carts &C., Pony Wagons and Phaeons for $50 open
Buggies as low S75.
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COUTHERN LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS.
- The steamship LODOSA, Captain II. X. Hovey, Will
leave pier % Fast river, August 81, AZ 3 p NJ
Freight received through for st. louis Mobile aQd
Galveston. G. IL. MALLORY ~ Co,
Maiden lane.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

SPORTING--DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sale. Medicines for AL diseases Prepared Food for
mockng BIRDS at Is. DOVEYS, Nos. and Greene street,
of Canal.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
N FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
be Mango Cure and Flea Exteninator 55c Buffers
work, SO. Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for sale.
ICOR sALE-A BLOODHOUND, WELL TRAINED
Il and one year old Apply e76 Sixth avenue, between
Forty ninth and Fiftieth streets.
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The steamship
CnESCl Mt CITY,
Captain VIM " cir.
will be despGche1 Saturday, August 2 at GoGk r. NJ.
from pier IL NORTH
Freat received at through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The SH ERMAN will succeed Saturday Seqten er :.
For freight passage, having ations.
apply TO the agent, SAMUEL sTEVE.NS, 80 Blotaway.
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At VIM. EVFRDELLs' SONS, No. 1O4 Full
y ton.i.L--W ADDiAO GADs And FlSh sIALIoShHi' NA'
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"pED0NDA GUAN0
Excursions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYN. landing al Whles'one BJss DocI Gss a.
s.pi, poat N1tt Gleu Wood On aier hONDAl
June 5 lie steamer ARROWSMlr Capt Muee viii leave Pecs
,p River morning AZ 10 Tor tee aoo'T As
in.. Returning. NiI leave kosyB a. J.o p M
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5rsiruttiun.

V,HE YALE SCHOOL FOX BOlo'-tl's
fr Harvard, Dartmouth, Brown Amherst "e'ei'n Oo'~"'
Phreeon especially for YALE Opens sept i' '
rooms Gsey Building No. liS1 Boa1'ay' corner oil 1"F''
siglthst Principal HENRY NJ COTTON A. WIN cr''ehu''
f Yale c.e and ample city references For circular Information,
o, ter,e address At Coleman House Interviews ron to a. TO-
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WANTED - a situation as COACHMAN
w coored) Apply JOHN j. MORRIS, ecrner Of University.
place Tgest between and o'clock Best of G reference
VSTANTED-A SITUATION by II young man
w ssCLERK in grocery brokers' ve have good reference
Address G. n No % Garien-st. iloboseh
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1868
TpIrysIFIyP SFw.YosE:

Station IN yewrort Twen 'ernh st asd f
ave. Entrance on Tweuty ssreBsGs.
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Glahtrs.

0t1ttus.
4 YOUNG LADY of New-Euclnud. expert
srr.d a te,etrg sud qualified 20 asiuc m D. H FesD ana
,., .ir,s position CONFINES, In private uft docs l't
asri ., eo soub Adr,., personally By hitter M tALho ~
No 90 Wet ioufeens-.s o.
kN expericnced English TEACHER desires
n rne s-rarut Resident GoFEkNhN> e. teach ihe Bog IN
b.tcb ini Latin . a'o qra' ID % teach ',r Ii4,th ~
harr.st Br'otl'r --------------
CITUATiON WANTED - by lady and
y ,tltsr rho have been arluou't ensafrd 20
school sr nov fr season sacers desire chaass fully competent
49,, ag 10 active thorough interest ts home D"N o
sss-eef Atlr~s. e. q. Box No l23 fhbune Once.
yVANTED-A SITUATION by an expert
TEACHER competent 10 teach e bfer maibtms
10 ake charge Eug4sI department Of hgn ,caoo bs'' o
r.GeBers ivn Aiirrss r. a. Bon No 80, Pastuckes, h.
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MISS HAlNES

MADEMOISELLE DE JANON
,e int,rm their friends aud puhe that they will REOPEN
tsr BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL al Nos sAn4 ~ "f'"sf' r
Eay, Tweniethst. Sept "a
Applications o the admission o puIN 70 oe marc e' P' "
by leitsr 20 No. 30 Gramrrcr PHk -----------
MISS COMSTOCKs -, scuoo,
ta 'FSCIISII ESD FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
No East Twentvseveutl-st,
will reopen ou WEDNESDAY, SEPT 24
Bs,r1ng pupils limited 50 TIN.
Co.,toek vii be IN tOwu from Sept lV
Application circulars. etc. by letter OF IeIf"h' " ~
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
EaU Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
Tts F.erth Annual Tern of tbs usuuon Sii commence A.
No 81 Iafvsite place Sralok oa WEDNESDAY Oct hol WI
-tru aaf Graduates aduii 20 the Bar slilout
other .forraou may h obtained
Al 10 81 af,s pce letter addressed Il The sane pacs 90
THEODORE W DWIGHT warden ~ topma College la~ seheo
\ JNW DEPARTMENT; UNIVERSITY of Ny.
The usri vii Sn Ihe ~ oi octo'-
IA ApgUeaton Do made ~ 1 further r'fnai', io ~ o
square Jo.ls NORTON roHEgoy D,aa of,ss law F,ear
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
situatiOns uautsS- -frmul,s.
Situations GlanttA. -Hlalrs.

YOUNG MAN who is at leisure in the
~ evs,p would le to get Jobs POSTING BOOKS
as ability be gwen Address d. No. iSi East
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
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