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HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES

HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.
On SATURDAY, Oct. s, at 2 o'clock A NJ.
OPEN RIDING wAGON-6ox body, we'll made
ana in good 'nniug order.
roe BUGGY-Buit by w. P. Sargent n Co.,
boston IN sOod order ready for immediate use.
SPRING FARM WAGON-Wiih stand NJ Top.
coming season.
NEW CONCORD wAGoN-Brass. built. light,
riding purposes.
BREWSTER TROl TING wAGoN-Built in
new. ~ - e1N 80
bSA wagon Standing top rolls up all
rom shifting Sc ITS, nearly as z oil as new
FARM WAGDN-N W, v. IL built Farm wag-
on side springs, with tgn shif ing seats.
CONCORD WAGONS-fwo new Mass built
very I'ghf Concord Wagcis; leather trimmed; a
nice thing.
BREWSTER TROTTING WAGON-very hent
built in New YORK, and as good as new, hung end
or elertc springs.
oc5ld HENRY TAYLOR, Auet'r.
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Brick, stOne and Wooden Build
ing NaterTa, at Auction.

I'm TURDAY, October Stb, a. 10 1 o'clock
~ r. W., we shall sell the Some St. ps, Bricks,
Cellar Ston"s, anu Wooden Mite als belonging to
the ltr2e House, L, Shed aud Barn, know as he
Paris property corner OF Dantorth ami Emery s's.
1his ua e. al will be sod one or more lots to
sci the comp nv present. 80 days time will be CIV
en- to remove The same.
oc5td T. o. BAILEY s Co Austionaers.
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Administrators saie IF Real Es.
tate.

tate.
by virtue OF a license form the Judge OF Probate
ID OF tn County o. Cumberland, Z sbsI sell at
Die sa Q. on Wednt sdav, october 10 b. ISM, N 10
O'clock A. M on h. p. emI-e, the Lowing Real
rs ate wh,h was OF Ann Shattuck Ia Vf PORT
land, in said County. 10 .assd, VIZ: Piv. - Sh
parts N common and undiviHet, Il certain Lot OF
lami on india treet, b-tween Middle aud Newbnry
streets, in said Pc tland adjoini 70 land of tenry
Lradbury, II the Southwest side of sssi ida ST.,
tnence running north ives er'y sad lue OF said
India st. eet, coy eet to land Ic-merly owned by
Peer johnson, aud extending back south-wssterly
from sal India street, 80 % and OF joseph r.
lay Tor, Keeping al average With OF about "a Iast
JAMES MOUNrEORr,
Admir- of the tsta g 81 Anu 5hattuek
+. 6AiLEP q c., suctionsers.
September Is, 1870. d1Aw Til oc dtd
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]. B. SpRAGUE, Hair Dresser, corner OF
Federal and Exchange Streets, opposite Post
Office,
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ON and after Monday Sept 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison will take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r. Depot at - 80 P. NJ, instead of
LIE "A M If
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BURLBTaH, 81 Middle street, has got his back
up. He is selling Mems and Boys Clothing
less than the cloth cost.
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DURSuANT TO a license from the Probate Court
Il for the Coun OF Cumie nd | snail offer at
pub ic auctioo- on Mon'ay, the tenth day of Voto-
Der next, at II "'clrck ~, On The p emises,
Two Good s8uiid ny Lots,
40 by so teet located m the eastery sde of India
sueet, between the new UnIveI saiist church and
watd room. WN H JERRIS,
Administrator de bouis non
U. 0. BAILEY, & Co., Auc' ionesrs
Sept 10, 1870. sepIOisw
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To heads of families who approve of good
and graceful dancing, are invited to free admis-
sion TO my afternoon classes to witness some
small children, one in particular who is less
than wears old who can execute the waltz,
varsoviana, mazurka and Spanish dance ia the
most graceful manner, aud has only received
three lessons. c. F. BARNES
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19-Swell to Great
20-Grett to Ped |.
21--Sw II TO Pedal. -.e
22-rremulaut.
23-3cllOws. -.as-.s-
This organ is enclosed in an elegant case,
carved ID the Egyptian style by Theodor John
son of this city, and will no doubt be in place,
as the builders are now hard at work, in about
a week, when proper Inauguration ceremonies
will taEe place.
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PHALoN's "VITALtA" FOR THE HAIR can be
found everywhere. 1t is clear, and has no sed-
iment. This wonderful preparation is PHA-
Ions VIrALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
Poured on the hands, it leaves no stain. 1t is,
nevertheless, the most effective article of its
class ever advertised
Sold by druggists and,fancy goods dealers
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GtaIy.

Admiral Glisst,h last evening gave grand
ball on board the flagship Franklin Foif
| hundred invitations We're issued. The affair
was very brilliant.
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Hessoo sSorE list
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct 6,
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Portland Theatre1
MANAGERS. ......E. M. Leslie q Geo. E. Locke.
STUPENDOUs ATTRACTION.
For Four Nights, Commencing Wednesday
October 9th.
THE wORLD-RENowNED
Wa!lhalla and Bioplastic Troupes,

Wallhalla and Biaplastic Troupes,
Numbering % Male and female Artists from ali the
prn ipai European cities. The strange and besuti-
iu classic representations of this troupe have b. en-
the the ne o. admiration IN the Old and New World
and especially from tn Crowned Heads OF Europe
These delightful aud original entertainments consist
Of artistic grouping OF
Living .tatuary. Tableaux Vivants.
illustrating ancient aud mode n art selected chief
rom ATTAIN Mythno'y and enhanced by the Pre-
mel. ere models o. Germany. TO numerou. Tab
drogen l. me ght, and enriched by the addition Of
Gorgeous Costumes aud Accessories As.
ionish rag lets Of slassscal Gymaastn,
By he greatest congress of Gvmnass that have ever
m ade its deout in the United States grand dis
play will be given each night Of the Magnificent
Prismstic
Fountain Of Golden and silver Waters.
This marvellous effect Is ON a scale OF magnitude
hitherto unattenpred in the annals of HYDRAULIC
Science, and u In thtf enhanced by the farv like
appear nee Of living female groups in the midst Of
the glitt- ing waters.
The most perfectly formed female and male ar
tsts elmer IN Europe or America. oct3-dtf
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LONDON. Oct. 7-1l.15 A. M.-Consols 92I "a o2s for
money and &C cunt
american securites-U. 8. $685. 1852 Oh: do
1868, old, 9nS do 1867. s9a; U S. 1o-4O's aG Erie
shares IL. Hin Is Central shares 1854 Atlantic a
Great Western shares q.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 7-1t.30 A. M-Cottou steady:
sales o. the day 10000 bales; Middiine upiauds SD
Middling Orleans Cd. Receipts of the week 90 0Oo
bales, OF whn 80 bales we're American sales o,
the week Y 0ol bales, o. which 1000 bales were for
export ana 1O0a bales TO- Speculation The stock of
Cotton on hand b3S 900 bales at which 1330UO b,es
are American. Corn 2Ss9t. P'rk loss. Lard 72s Cd.
FRANKFORT. Oct. t. o. S. 8. 20 bonds closed firm
yesterday at 94f IS for 1893.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. It'll 80 A. M-Re Western
wheat % 4d q 81 cd. Red Winter Wheat o. 81 a 9s
LosDov. Oct. 7.-l.3o P. M.-Consols 921 "a OH for
money and account.
American securities qaiet. Stocks quiet.
LoNDoN. @ ii 30 r. M.-!Sperm Oil declining:
quotations Sis "a 81.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7-t.3o P. M.-California Wheat
Ins I'd ,t-j Winter Wheat IS o.. The receipts OF
winch = 800 quarters are America Corn 28s 6i.-
Oats Is 81. Peas 36s 81. Pork Hts 3d. Bacon 54s
for Cumberland cut Tallow ASS.
LONDON, Oct. 7-43O P. M.-Consols 92} a 92s tor
money and account.
American securities quiet: U. 3. 5-20s. 1852, 9h
do 1865, old 500: do 1867 s9f: u s 1O-l0s S. Erie
shares 1T Illinois Cen raj shares 1884, Allan &c and
Great Western shares ~.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. IA 30 P. M.-Cotton ouiet: sales
Ginning
LONDON, Oct. IA 50 p. M.-Linseed Oil declining.
quoted at 81. Spirits Turpentine 27s a 27s I'd.
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FASHIONABLE DANclNG.-Mr. Barnes says
that 1t is not all fashionable dances that are
suitable for young persons to acquire, neither
the quantity of the awkward dancing that is
taught and danced at the present time. But
it is the graceful and beautiful steps and
changes OF tue different dances, that produce
the quality of fine dances that the young
should learn and practice for the parlor aud
ballroom. Mr.. Barnes next class will form
October 12ib, 8 p. M. for Ladies, Misses and
Masters. October Goth the opening ball will
take place when all the new dauces will COM
, mence at 10 in the evening. Mr.. Barnes has
about enough for the present evening class.
Next class; will begin Tuesday evening October
18th, IL o'clock. A few more will be taken
for the present afternoon class Mr.. Barnes
will refer he CITIZENS OF Portland to Mr.. Flu
ent as to the character, responsibility, numbers
and progress of the present patrons of his
: school.
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GR~ Ifyou don't want to disgust everybody
with your offensive breath, cure your Ostarrh
upon which ii depends. $500 reward is offer
ed by the proprietor OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for case of Catarrh which he cannot
cure. lis sold by druggists Can get it for
sixty cents by mail from Dr. r. V. Pierce, 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pamphlet free.
Don't be swindled by men calling themselves
Dr. Sage; Br. r. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
is the only man now living that can make the
Genuine and original DR.. Sages Catarrh
he medy, and private Government Revenue
Stamp, bearing upon it his portrait, name and
address, is upon every package of the genuine.
Oct4-eod1 W -th-sSJW1t.
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MOBILE, Oct. l. FrNghts-To Liverpool there
has been fair movement, and rates are steady -
C0as wise vely dull and "a are about NOMINAL
sail, &c.
HAVANA. Oct. 1.-Frsigbts-no charters during the
week. Vessels lad on the berth For Falmouth Is
@ "a. northern ports OF the United Stats-boxes
sugar at %; shds. do at q, and hhds OF Aaoasses
$685. q 81 62t.
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Grea,. Britain.

CANADIAN EMIGRATION.
LONDON, Oct. IA new impetus has recent
~ been given to the Canadian emigration
scheme. The Liverpool authorities have en-
ccouraged Miss Eyre, with the prospect OF
large expectation within a week or two. Many
fatherless children will be sent to the new
world under her direct supervision.
The survivors of the wrecked ship Ondara
have arrived here
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The GREAT ENfoMA--A thousand guesses
have been made at the ingredients of Sozo-
DON'T the most wholesome and perfect dental
purifier tue world has ever seen. They were
all wrong, So by way of throwing a little light
on the subject, it is now announced that the
LIBER, or inneri bark of the QUILLAYA SAPo-
NARIER,the Soap Tree of the Valley of the An
des, is one of the components of that peerless
1anfrifioa
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AUCTION "a,
TAYzOG'S BAZAAR.
BY HsNsY TAytonC IN

AT THE BAZAAR & AUCTION ROOMS
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19-Sub Bass. Bourbon. ......1 6 Leaf wood %
MECH ANICG. REGISTERS.
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THE PRES 8
Portland and Vicinity.


New Advertisements To-day.
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.HnHrrfiHL
s1imxnfiHL
A CHOICE SECURITY.
MIDLAND BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

The great railroad which these securities bss
ed ia making good progress. ofthe 400 mile, embraced
IN its entire length from Metropolis the city OF
Oswepo including the Auburn branch, fso miles are al.
ready completed. fully equipped. and in profitable
operation. work IL being vigorously pushed other
portions OF the line and It the expectation OF the
Company to have ct least 100 miles In operation
before the close OF the present season.
The portion Of this road now In operation, constitut
ing is nsrthern section, extends from the city OF o.
wego to sidney Plains where II intersects the Albany
and qnehsnna Railroad. Its local business s slresdy
large, and the Company has Just concluded contract
with the Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company for
Transporting the coal OF that large and wealthy cor.
poraon to the northern sections Of the State This
will Add largely to tho business and pronts OF that
section Of the road that the Company feel confident
that its 1t earnings, without the aid OF through bus
ness. cannot be less than Seven per Cent entire
cost, which IL 100 per Cent. In excess OF
the interest on ts bonds. For must be
borne in mind that the issue OF these bonds strictly
limited to $4,000 mile Of finished road They thus
possess ali security OF tho bonds OF our oldest and
best roads The road when completed, will constitute
one OF the great trunk lines connecting the city OF
New York with Canada and the West by shorter
than any now existing; and. as Its entro course IL
through fertile and populous districts, cannot fail 10
one OF the most important and best paying roads
10 the Union.
fc0ooo. which affords ample guarantee Of the Imam
cial strength OF the Company.
The popularity OF these bonds rs perfectly safe
security bearing the highest rates OF interest author
zed by the laws Of New YORK; payable 10 gold CON-
FREQ OF Government tax, has kept the supply nearly
exhausted but the recent and early future completion
OF additional sections will for time furnish liberal
supply, 10 which respectfully invite the attention
OF Investors, In the confident belief tnat no better
curty can be found on the market.
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n OTICE.-Tbe Corporator. Of the Southern Trans:
~ continental Railway Company are hereby requested
TO meet on the iah day Of enbor next At oclock
= NJ at room 1, sun Building. New York. for the pur.
pose OF orgsninx agreesby 10 the provisions OF the
recent act OF the Legislature OF Texas -
BY order OF the Corporators. J. G. FREMONT.
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Stbina Mstulnta
Professional daros.

nR. LEWIS, snthor Of Medical Companion and
Guide To icalth Is the Oldest and most success tu
phNsc In the city In the If urinary and kindred
diseases His remedc, have uLeu carefully selcctrc
during practice OF DIRTY YEN IS and ATE guarantee
20 effect cnres where all Others have iaieo. Pat cnu
can rely implicitly on speedy cure ONCE ana con
sulting rooms Beach ST., New YORK.
nR. EyANS'S OFFICE, ~ Chatham a.. only
~ place for speedy cure OF private diseases; GAS
hood restored by Dr. ENANS'S Elixir.
MHS. kOLIS, doctress, hereby informs hci
AVl friends tnat she has returned from Europe
MRS. HOLLIS Doctrcss South lTDotlNn.
NERVOUS DEBILITY and an compliant
~ cltner rex cured bY DR.. EVANS, ~ Chatham 1t
Manhood II stored IN Lfeen mlnut q.
81 nnn REWARD tor any prYl.c di'rte
,Dl sONtN that DR., tNANS's remedies iII 90 care.
Apply 20 Dr. EVANS, ~ Chathlm st.
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Hlsffllantsus.

miscellaneous.
4 TREMENDOUS sACRIFICE.-Large bar.
~ bers marble and black wainut washstand, silver.
plated fixtures, best qua lty, with all ths p
pe,c cost slyD will 6e sold for t0O. Also nye walnut
sefDeniinehont 1ashstAnds at half tha cost. The
above al aud In good order SMITH,
Frankfort House corner OF Frankfort and William SITS
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The mails for Europe
during the week ending Saturday, Aug %. 1910, viii
close this ONCE Wednesday, THURSDAY and satur.
day Al IL O'Clock NJ and at ali the stations rs 10 Iowa
VIZ; and Il, li:t0A NJ; and d, ll:l0 A. NJ; r and
r. ii, JONES. Postmaser.
SAND for sale, in Lafayette place, near sta st.
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Amnsfmfutn


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WooRSy sss "a, week sp of tss season. Ss
ryell E az sV sna evening IN sts NE" DRAMA
ALBEIT W AiKRN's
new sensation dr' HEART fspt 81 GOLD.
Friday August XGb RsRfn " sn AMIN bit one
on which occasion vii be presgnted. both d.y and
n %en Of & sssa aprD
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,EE,L KIN SSSs%iSs Al SfS
ALL new sdkSERf AND Nrw COSTUMES.
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for Middictown aud WAY. al $50 =. NJ. t'3l st.. ft
fef Gre court and Way Al $50 II ia T.. Il
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rp' fRo sH% T Rain. ina T. 81 II y
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srd'ys Oniy ~ naHls .ud tr9n r. D:'o
ROOM sss .%S o GA $. ~
eer' icr the checking and trans!Sn Il nssase may
2s Chambers st, corner .Ith e aad % n.y. Harlem;
ssa FS So 81 "a 70 Dsr0'' GS! Of ceTmos
Long Do,k Depot, jersey Cityi AMI OF the Agent, n
4, BARE o,ns;n IO GGas;ensst Agent
'Daily. ,FOr nacKen'ack only. tor ricrmOat oa'y.
ITO THE SEA SHORE DIREC Sag Iiarbor
~, has. 5so We nd a
hts%; II; eSsssPort, Sag iiarSor: AID ca shore
I'm, HsmPs,ssa: and way si H. an, ~. Ham.
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TO THE EXTENDING OF
PARK PLACE. ..-.
on the sorthery aud southery sides thereof from Col
'eSs place Il II THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We. tho undersgned Commi. ioners OF estimate ADD
assessn-nt In the aboveenticd matter, hereby give
Of ali house. and lot. and Improved or unmPfovsd
lands affected thereby ana who may DO opposed 70 the
same and to all others whom may concern, to wit
fist.That We have completed our estimate and as
sons Wao.s interests are INFESTED Sereos and Who %ay
be opposed to The same DO present their onjectons 10
Coemsn' Esq. our Chairman at the once Of he Com
missioners. No. Nassau street room No. "a In tho
Guy o. New YORK, on or before the I'd day OF septen
second-fhat the abstract OF our ,ald Estimate and
SnidsSis estiSsies and other doe1msnt Which were
used oy Us In making our report herein have bean de-
@oExs IN the ely New York there 10 ieSs1 until
the 21th day OF october, A d. 1870.
Aforesaid are as follows 70 Wit All those lots eces
or parcels Of land ttnate lying and being said city,
centre lines OF tie following named streets that Ia TO
s % Az ere PSt o. se ssp ii . es
HUDSON street AMI running thence norlhery along the
eene line OF Hudson 70 hs centre Inc 81 Gsaa
ken street, thence westerly along the centre line OF
sontRery along the ecntre line OF wesi street to lie
centre line OF Rector street thence esstery along the
centre line OF Rector street TO the centre line OF Broad
way, thence northery along the cenlre line OF Broad
to the centre line OF Reade street, thence westerly
OF Hudson street AMI tacnce souhery along the centre
line OF Hudson street TO the point or place OF begin
Fourth-Tha our report herein will be presented to
the supreme Court OF the state OF New lork ata spe
g. barnard, Jp.tiss. IA he new Court nossc. q tie
& Bali s e 3; s e! Of NEW " on The
and that then and there or Ms soon thereafter coun
sci be heard thereon motion viii be made
JAMES II, COLEMAN
Il.
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6h durf.

Sh durf.
AOr ssPftM Ms:I?9 .iEf I9Hg'y liz
- pREMIUMs, $500,
shrr FFHEsbAS = sRP Fl A y %
$50 the nri horse $500 % Inc Second sSo 70 The he
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 81.
s9 to the nrst morse $500 to the second. 800 to the
THURSDAY. SEPT. q
Pure No $3.50 Tor horses N At never bss. 2iasi
FRIDAY. SEPT. E
miles an repeat. IN harness 800 to thu rst horse,
Purse No. 50 for INC nerses Ina, never beN2a,
d to the nrs horse, 900 TO the second, soj to the
Al the above races mile heats In 5, 10 harness
sept purse No which Will be two miles and repeat In
ESirancs ten Pc. cent, three 70 enter and I've to
SSs House s EISsaWsy bergen to'a ana g, a.
order. HENRY DAfER, President.
MONMOUTH PARK RH HSIs, ,sn.ycu
I" $4,000 IN pUk kHAS '"AS'"' NJ =
SSAfTEggBBPPAAY , A fAgfgF ., g, ,i 1870.
vIiSRAI oi lUenGs 81 ST. 81. Uiso
rIgsT RAc q; 400 is5 hog.. ths. never
TaEnown Revenue. Lady Wells. Lialie Keller aud s.,
SECOND RACE-For horses that never have beaten
2:0 sn entries; Col. Russell. Chas Green. Mary.
Edna, Carroll, Harry u.
FIRST RACE-Purse g. 800. tor horses that have
never beaten aS Western GIRL iaOl JOnn j. Bradley.
Belle strickland.
never beaten 2;sS. Henry. jim Iockey, Hotspur.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RhCE-Purse IS 900, for all horses. Goldsmith
Maid, George wilkes, Lucy.
SECOND RACE-For gentlemens horses. -Four en-.
tries. There are some entries which have been mailed
yesterday and not yet At hand.
Races commencing punctualiy N2P. NJ, Passengers
leaving by steamers Jesse Hoyt At et5 A. Nj" or Ply
mouth Rock ~ II A. NJ, will reach the course In time
Tor the races.
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Ytsal Notirsa
TO TIE Ex II OF

CUPRRMR COURT.
dermen, aud Commonalty OF the City OF New York
relative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-25

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A COMPETENT TEACHER OF the German Ian
IN guAge desires few punls on very mo lcIhte terms
Cali on RosENFELD, ~ East eth st. near I'd ay, ct
6P. NJ
COOPER INION for The Adyancement Of science
Ar Tor young men the free pay school Of Desgp l9I
plicAtons should be made 10 aud oil the necessary
formation concerning these free hool for the work
ing elias can he obtained the Office Of the
from A. NJ. to r. NJ during the month OF Septem Der
and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, nom
~ TO o'clock ADRIAN s. HE WITT, Secretary.
BENNINGTON Seminary; near Trenton,
i ia hrst.cass school for both sexes comfort
progress OF students guaranteed total cost In com
mon English per year, tO next term begins Sept. l.
SCHOOI. OF MINES, COLUMBIA COLLEGE
iIacticAl and theoreLieal in'tIuetion In evil aad
mining engineering, mctAllurgY, geology. mineTAlogy,
assaylng, analytical and technical chemistry physics
mechanics, Mathematics, drawing, French, German
&C. with laboratory practice Regular for the
degrees OF civil and mining engineer, Bachelor and
Doctor Of philosophy. Special students received with.
out examination,
Tuition tree for those unable 20 pay the fees
ReOpens Monday. Oct g. Examinations for Admis
sion to regular courses Thursday, sept. 90
For further Information aud Tor Catalogues, andy to
v, ", CHANDLER, Dean oftho Faculty,
last vh ~. New York.