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FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL

For American Pianos in all three Styles Exhibited, viz, Grand, Square and Upright; this Meda
being DISTINCTLY CLASSIFIED FIRST IN ORDER OF MERIT, and placed at the

head of the List of all Exhibitors, in proof of which the following

OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE

of the President and Members of the International Jury of Musical Instruments (Class X.) is
Subjoined:

"I certify that the FIRST GOLD MEDAL for American Pianos has been unanimously awarded
Messrs. STEINWAY by the Jury of the International Exposition. First on the List is Class X.

"MILINET, President of International Jury.
GEORGES KASTNER,

AMBROISE THOMAS,
ED. HANSLICK,
F. E. GEVAERT,

J. SCHEIDMEYER,

Members of the
International Jury."

This unanimous decision of the International Class Jury, indorsed by the Supreme Group Jury, and affirmed by the Imperial Commission, being the final verdict of the only tribunal determining the rank of awards at the exposition, places The Steinway Pianos at the head of all others, in competition with over FOUR HUNDRED PIANOS entered by the most celebrated European and American manufacturers.

LATIN AND CREEK TEXT-BOOKS

Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.

Vol.

ALFORD'S GREEK TESTAMENT. For the use of Theological Students and Ministers. 1, containing the Four Gospels. 8vo, Cloth, $6 00; Sheep, $6 50. ANDREW'S LATIN-ENGLISH LEXICON, founded on the larger German-Latin Lexicon of Dr. Wm. Freund. Royal 8vo, Sheep, $7 50.

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ANTHON'S LATIN PROSODY AND METRE. 12mo, Sheep, $1 25.

ANTHON'S CAESAR. 12mo, Sheep, $1 50. ANTHON'S ENEID OF VIRGIL.. 12mo, Sheep, $1.75.

ANTHON'S ECLOGUES AND GEORGICS OF
VIRGIL. 12mo, Sheep, $1 75.

ANTHON'S SALLUST. 12mo, Sheep, $1 50.
ANTHON'S HORACE. 12mo, Sheep, $1 75.
ANTHON'S CICERO'S SELECT ORATIONS.
12mo, Sheep, $1 50.
ANTHON'S CICERO'S TUSCULAN DISPUTA-
TIONS. 12mo, Sheep extra, $1 50.

ANTHON'S CICERO DE SENECUTE, &c. 12mo,
Sheep, $1 50.

ANTHON'S CICERO DE OFFICIIS.
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12mo,

ANTHON'S TACITUS. 12mo, Sheep, $1 50. ANTHON'S CORNELIUS NEPOS. 12mo, Sheep, $1 50.

ANTHON'S JUVENAL. 12mo, Sheep, $1 50. ANTHON'S FIRST GREEK LESSONS, 12mo, Sheep, $1 25.

ANTHON'S GREEK PROSE COMPOSITION. 12mo, Sheep, $1 25.

ANTHON'S NEW GREEK GRAMMAR. 12mo, Sheep, $1 50.

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ANTHON'S

ANTI

MANUAL OF ROMAN QUITIES. 12mo, Sheep extra, $1 50. ANTHON'S MANUAL OF GREEK LITERATURE. 12mo, Sheep extra, $1 50.

ANTHON'S SMITH'S DICTIONARY of Greek and Roman Antiquities, from the best Authorities, and embodying all the recent Discoveries of the most eminent German Philologists and Jurists. Royal Svo, Sheep, $6.00.

ANTHON'S SMITH'S ANTIQUITIES. Abridged by the Authors. 12mo, Half Sheep, $1 50. ANTHON'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY of the Geography, History, Biography, Mythology, and fine arts of the Greeks and Romans, together with an Account of the Coins, Weights, and Measures of the Ancients, with tabular Values of the same. Royal Svo, Sheep, $6.00.

ANTHON'S SMITH'S NEW CLASSICAL DICTIONARY of Greek and Roman Biography, Mythology, and Geography. Numerous Cor. rections and Additions. Royal Svo, Sheep, $5.00.

ANTHON'S LATIN-ENGLISH AND ENGLISHLATIN DICTIONARY. For the use of Schools, Small 4to, Sheep, $3 50.

ANTHON'S RIDDLE AND ARNOLD'S ENGLISHLATIN LEXICON. With a copious Dictionary of Proper Names, from the best Sources. Royal 8vo, Sheep, $5 00.

BUTTMAN'S GREEK GRAMMAR. For High Schools and Universities. Translated by Edward Robinson, D.D., LL.D. 8vo, Sheep, $250.

COLLORD'S LATIN ACCIDENCE and Primary Lesson Book, 12mo, $1 50.

ENGLISHMAN'S GREEK CONCORDANCE of the New Testament, 8vo, Cloth, $5 00.

HARPER'S GREEK AND LATIN TEXTS. Carefully reprinted from the best Editions.

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Notes and a copious Vocabulary. 12mo
Sheep extra, $150.

PROUDFIT'S PLAUTUS'S CAPTIVES. With
English Notes. By REV. JOHN PROUDFIT,

D.D. 12mo, Cloth 75 cents.

ROBINSON'S GREEK LEXICON of the New Testament. A new Edition, revised and in great part re-written. Royal 8vo, Cloth, $6 00; Sheep extra, $6 50.

SMITH'S (DR. WM) PRINCIPIA LATINA. Part I. A First Latin Course, Comprehending Grammar, Delectus, and Exercise Book, with Vocabularies. By WILLIAM SMITH, LL.D. Revised and Improved by HENRY DRISTER, LL.D. 12mo, Flexible Cloth, 75

cents.

SMITH'S (DR. WM.) PRINCIPIA__ LATINA, Part II. A First Latin Reading Book, containing an Epitome of Caesar's Gallic Wars, and L'Homond's Lives of Distinguished Romans; with an Introduction to Roman Antiquities, Notes, and a Dictionary. By WILLIAM SMITH, LL D. Revised and Improved by HENRY DRISLER, LL.D. 12mo, Flexible Cloth, $1 25.

WADDELL'S GREEK GRAMMAR FOR BEGIN NERS. BY WILLIAM HENRY WADDELL, Professor of Ancient Languages in the University of Georgia. 12mo, Cloth, $1 00.

For a full Discriptive List of Books suitable for Schools and Colleges, see HARPER'S CATALOGUES, which may be obtained gratuitously on application to the Publishers personally, or by letter enclosing Five Cents.

THIRTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND.

Safest and Cheapest System of Insurance.

STATEMENT OF THE

WASHINGTON INSURANCE

172 Broadway, Corner of Maiden Lane,

NEW-YORK, FEB, 6th, 1869.

Cash Capital,

$400,000.

ASSETS, FEB. 1st, 1869.

U. S., State, City and other Stocks, (market value,)..$485,559 00

Bonds and Mortgages....

Demand Loans.

Cash....

Unpaid Premiums.

Miscellaneous..

CO.,

89,445 50

95,956 00

49,111 54

8,069 37

38,988 42

$767,129 83

Liabilities..

Capital and Surplus.....

16,129 83 .$751,000 00

A DIVIDEND OF (7) SEVEN PER CENT. is this day declared, payable on demand, in CASH, to Stockholders.

ALSO, AN INTEREST DIVIDEND OF (6) SIX PER CENT. on outstanding Scrip, payable 1st of April, in CASH.

ALSO, A SCRIP DIVIDEND OF (45) FORTY-FIVE PER CENT, on the earned premiums of Policies entitled to participate in the profits for the year ending 31st January, 1869. The Scrip will be ready for delivery on and after the 1st of April next.

Fifty per cent. of the Scrip of 1863 will be redeemed on the 1st of April next, from which date interest thereon will cease.

GEO. C. SATTERLEE, President.
WM. K. LOTHROP, Secretary.

HENRY WESTON, Vice-President.
WM. A. SCOTT, Assistant Secretary.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

NEW-YORK CITY.

FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, S. T. D., LL.D., President.

The regular scholastic exercises of this institution for the academic year 1869-70, being the one hundred and sixteenth since its foundation, will commence in the several departments, as follows:

I. School of the Liberal Arts, Oct. 4th, 1869.

Applications for admission may be made on Friday, Oct. 1st, or on Friday, June 25th, being the Friday preceding commencement, at the college, East Forty-ninth street, between Madison and Fourth Avenues. Tuition, one hundred dollars per annum, payable in advance. There are no other annual dues.

II. School of Mines, Oct. 4th, 1869.

Examination for admission takes place on Thursday, September 30th. Candidates must be at least eighteen years of age, and must pass a satisfactory examination in algebra, geometry, and plane, analytical and spherical trigonometry. There is a preparatory year for those not qualified for the regular

courses.

Fee for the whole course, $200 per annum, payable semi-annually in advance; which is in full for tuition, use of laboratories, apparatus, chemicals, drawingroom, and students' collection of minerals. Special students in chemisty and assaying are charged the same fee. Special students in assaying are admitted for two months, for a fee of $50. For single courses of lectures, $10 to $30. For further information in regard to this school, application may be made to DR. CHARLES F. CHANDLER, Dean of the Faculty, at the school, Fiftieth street, corner of Fourth Avenue.

III. School of Law, Oct. 6th, 1869.

Students desiring to enter this school will present themselves on that day at the school, 37 Lafayette Place. Examinations for the degree of LL.B. take place Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, May 5th, 6th, and 7th. By statutes of the legislature, graduates of the Law School are admitted to practice in all the courts of the state.

Terms, $100 per annum, payable in advance, For further information apply to THEODORE W. DWIGHT, LL.D., Warden of the school, at the Law School, 37 Lafayette Place.

IV. School of Medicine, Oct. 4th, 1869.

Medical College Building, corner of Twenty-third street and Fourth Avenue. The course of instruction consists of lectures, to the number of five or six daily, in the various departments of medicine and surgery, both elementary and practical, together with daily clinical lectures delivered both at the college and at the larger hospitals.

FEES: Matriculation, $5; full courses by all the professors, $140; for each separate ticket, $20; to the demonstrator of anatomy, $10; graduation fee, $30. For further information address the "Secretary of the faculty of the Columbia College School of Medicine,” at the college in Twenty-third Street.

In all the departments, deserving students who find themselves unable to pay the fees, may be admitted to attend gratuitously, by presenting the facts of their several cases to the president, for the School of Arts and the School of Mines; to Professor Dwight, for the School of Law; and to the professors severally for the School of Medicine.

For information in regard to the college generally, the president should be addressed, at the college, East Forty-ninth street, between Fourth and Madison Avenues.

LAW SCHOOL

OF THE

University of Albany.

This School has now THREE TERMS A YEAR. The FIRST commences on the FIRST TUESDAY of September, the SECOND on the LAST TUESDAY of November, and the THIRD on the FIRST TUESDAY of March, each term continuing twelve weeks.

Three successive terms constitute the entire course, and entitle the student to become a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Each term is independent and complete as to the instruction embraced in it. The method of teaching is by lecture, examination, and practice in the Moot-Courts. Two lectures are given each day, except Saturdays, and two Moot-Courts held each week, at which causes are first argued by the previously appointed disputants, then discussed and decided by the class, followed by the views of the presiding Professor. The law is taught both as a Science and an Art.

The immense Law Library of the State is open to the students, under proper regulations, and all the Terms of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals, the highest Courts of this State, are held in the City of Albany.

The Fee for a single term is $40; for two terms, $70; and for three, $100; each payable in advance. The Professors, and leading topics upon which they lecture, are the following:

Hon. IRA HARRIS, LL. D., Practice, Pleadings, Evidence.

Hon. AMASA J. PARKER, LL. D., Real Estate, Criminal Law, Personal Rights.

Hon. REUBEN H. WALWORTH, LL. D.,

ORLANDO MEADS, LL. D.,

President.

Secretary.

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