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,OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS

:. Icing desirous of retiring from bust
- ssg' offer for sale the Ebens6urg Foundry,
,'' ~, all ITS appurtenances, including all the
~ amt personal property thereto belong
=, Is' The engine, patterns, TASKS, &c. Also,
y the stock, manufactured and unmanufao-
u c-'(d, consisting Of Threshing Machines,
\ GSos;ing Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Plows and
- 'nngs Of various kinds. AS l am deter
- -a9a to sell, purchasers'may rely upon get
any or all the above named articles
( rper than they can be had anywhere else
r1 enasylvania. Tho public arc invited TO
and Judge for themselves.
'uy 4, lSG7.-Gm. E. GLASS.
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UE, l. F. M'CLURE, SURGEON
IA IN, TThnI isT, Carrolltown, Cambria Co.,
Ia ca r-.lh inserted on Gold, Silver, Vulcan
eaif = pl ppilastlc, DC. ec-Professional visits
Lese..coo = . gaest Springs the FIRST week and 30
1a,,.ll.e l,.e second week Of each month.
''oWn, July 4. lss7.-em. Ssas
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EHERIFF,S SALES.-BY virtue

EIIERIEF'S SALES.-By virtue
Of .undry writs of Yend. E1pom and
i Gi F0cjGs, issued out of the Court of Com
n Pleas of Cambria county, and to me di-
cto!, there will be exposed to Public Sale,
\ the Scott House, IN Johnstown, on Satur-
E g, the 3d day Of August next, at 1 O'Clock
+ r., the following Real Estate, to wit:
. az the right, title and interest of Hannah
dse, Of, in and to : lot or piece of ground
ustc in MjlIville borough, Cambria coun-
marked and numbered on the plan OF
Is Of said borough as Lot No. 8, being fl
t and inches on Gordon alley, and ex-
EaliUg back II feet, bounded on one side
y LIT 40. 9, and on the other side by
fpuce alley, having thereon erected two
|tory frame house, now in the occupancy Of
Ilnnah Fudge.
4 Taken into execution and to be sold at the
j; Of c, b. Ellif.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of Adam
o!,ar, Of. in and to lot of ground situate
the 5th ward, Johnstown borough, Cam
7a county, fronting 73 feet on Bentou ST.,
hd extending back 9G feet to land of.Cam-
a Iron Company, adjoining an alley on
north and lot Of John +. and Charles
aTnca on the south, having thereon erected
Two story plank house and frame stable,
-A other OutbuIldings, now in the occupan-
; Of the said Adam Collar.
l"ken into execution and to be sold at the
t Of IAillson & Brubaker.
ALSO,
all the right, title and interest Of John
W. Miller. of, in and to lot of ground sit
Ne IN Conemaugh township. Cambria coun-
j. adjoining lands of Kibler Parks on the
nth and q road on the north, containing
't an acre, more or less, having thereon
ec;ed q one and Il half story frame house.
now occupied.
Taken into execution and to be sold at tie
-t Of y. Kopelin. Esq.
JAMES MYERS. Sheriff.
algliil's OGico, Ebensburg. July l8, 1867.
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TIL Il
Cambria Greeman
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IN Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pas
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29
AMUSEMENTS.

The RIoHNGs ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE sang
the BobenfGn GarL last night, at the Academy
of Music, in splendid style, before a very large
and elite audience. We have never heard Balfes
gem opera so neatly and pleasantly rendered
before. This evening la SOaRdnbuld will be
presented, in which Mr.. Castle sings the de.
lightful melody of "Still so gently o'er me
steahng,n etc. Miss Ricbings will sing Dear.
est companions" and Mr. Campbell (who
achieved a great triumph in the "Heart bowed
down" last night will sing the pleasing scena,
As | view," etc.
AT THE ARCH, NobOdy's Daughter will be pre-
sented, with Miss Kate Reynolds and the whole
company in the cast.
MRS. d. P. Bowers plays Mary Stuart at the
Chestnut this evening for the last time.
AT THE WALNUT the Grand Duchess of GeroL-
stein promises to be great success. IL Is very
pleasant. The new operetta can only pe per
formed for few nights longer.
AT NATIONAL HALL tomorrow "wednesday
evening, the famous Bunyan Tableaux VIII DC
presented This exhibition is one OF the mos
beautiful, moral and instructive that has been
introduced among us. The paintings are the
works of Huntington, Church, barley, Cropsey
KYLE, and other eminent American artists. The
scenes representing VANITY Fair" the "Celes
tal CITY,, etc, are said to be very beautiful anC
mertorous works of art. No one should fail Il
see this grand exhibition.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29

{ schr q ]. smlthers, Ariis, day from Frederica'
Del, with grain 70 jas; I. Bewley q o.
schr ]. w. Nickerson, Kelly, 8 days from Boston
sehr sehr Loltis Beard, Perry, from Newport
schr George Fales, Thecker from Providence
scbr Northern Light Ireland, from Proyidence
chT Isss W Long T0P rTGyIenoe
ShT 6sDs@S sgs srS9g oS RrSwP from Providence
schr Revenue, Candy, from Fall River
sohr w. IL Dennis, Lake, nom salem.
schr G, s. Carsairs, Price from Salem
schr Joseph Hay, Keen. from Wareham.
schr I. b. ives Bowditcb from Norwich.
sehr Ann $. Cannon, Sheloorn, from East Cam
sc6r Oliver Ames, westcott, from Dlghton.
schr Lizzie D. small, Tice. from Danversport.
schr Clara Merrick. Montgomery, from Lynn.
sSbr NorS G PaeeP om U New sT YORK
schr Albert Mason Rose from New York.
Echr Emma j. Shaw, Shaw, from New FORK.
schr Isaac IL Wainwright, Brewer, from Boston.
b sShr = BS5 shay lT9m fESSd BSstoR eo.or
schT Rhods 6i sherman s11' Rlks' p from Boston
q k%csgy caESeSS ESuPPg PEc ron o Bof5Sn 6s1oD
schr Gettysburg Smith, from BOst7n
schr JOS Van Dusen. Moore, from Boston.
schr ]; E Simmons' Young, from Boston.
SbT ASnSn am A,yres a5o% o Boiso9 hoson
schr J. d. Mccarthy, simpson, from Boston.
schr NJ. Rein6aFdt. Hand from Boston.
schr g. 4 E. Corson; Brewer from Boston.
Schr H J.. Slaight Willetts, from Boston,
Schr Althea smith, from Salem.
schr Mary Ella, Thomas, from Portsmouth,
Schr j.. q A. BabcOck, Smith, from Chelsea.
Steamer W. q. Perrepont. Shropshire "a hours from
Lev es, Del. with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird g. Co.
Steamer Chamberlain. Lawson, days from Nant.
coke River with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Steamer Annie, Tuft, 20 hours from STAN ford, Conn.,
with mdse. to W. NJ. Baird q Co
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, "a hours from New n ork
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird & CO.
steamer E. c. Blddle, McCue, q hours from New
York with mdse to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with =
tow OF bsrges to W. p. Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Zouave Whitmore, hence, tor New Orleans, at
Southwest Pass, 300 inst.
Ship Bessie Harris. WOodwOrth for Philadelphia,
up at Liverpool 18th inst .
ship Chiettan Mcclure, for Philadelphia 18th, was
mp at Liverpool 18th inst
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MARINE T-ELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Net0s see BIrst Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THI5 DAY
B8K MOON RISES, 64s
eTN SETS 90 HIGH WATBR.-...... 81
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
HENRY WINSoR,
CHARLES WHEELER, 2 at nHTHLX COMMITTEES,
JAMES ~ YOUNG.
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GOVERNMENT SALES. \
GALE OF METALS NEW QUARTERMAs.
- TER STORES, AND LUMBER 80 - y,
DEPOT oUARIERMAsTEE's oFEIon Z

., DEPOT QUARTERAIAsTERs OFFICE D .
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct 25, 1867.
VIII be sold at public auction, on MONDAY, No
Yember II, at Lincoln Depot under the direction of
Brevet Colonel A. Z. BLUNT A. O MI ll t|lI7-
so HORSES and So MULES, more or less.
80 0AMBULANC ES, worn. '-.'N
$50 ARMY WAGONS, worn, rr
I 7SPRING do. do
Several OF these spring Wagons of very supe-
rior finish.
The Mules offered are very select lot well worthy
the attention of purchasers.
After which the following Metals and Quarterrnas-
ter Stores, entirely new, to witt
ll5OOOOlb Iron, 10 100000 lbs Steel assorted,
500 Copper, 90. 10000 !" Chains, do.
l,C00 g Copper bot-i 1900 Bolts.
TOMS, LOCO stove Feet, q. ...
1000 lbs Lead, ZOO Broom Handles,
100000 Horse shoes, 500 Lamp Chlmneys,
5CO'O00 Mule do. 600 pieces Lamp Wick.
GOO Empty Bottles, -t .1 n. .igIlHl
Together with anumber OF miscellaneous articles
consisting in part of Carpenters and Blacksmths
Tools, Sash Weights, Knives Engines, Globe Valves
Fire Brick, etc ETC. i.
5000 feet ~ inch Oak 5000 feet S-inch Oak
5000 feet Finch do do 5000 feet finch hickory
1900 ieet 219.inch do. do. oo Plank, ....,o,
lO0e9 feet finch do. do i, sizes: s.oy,
day to day until all are SOLD. a., ~ -, =, u 49,,
The Metals will be delivered TO purchasers at sixth
str wharf railroad depot. .a ai --IL -.H.
Catalogues of sale can be had on application.
BY order OF the QuartermasteT-General.
- 49, j. @. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster- General,
1Oogl2t BreYet Brgader- Gen. U. 3. Army
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29

The FINANCE COMMITTEE of Councils met last
evening for the purpose of considering the ap-
preparation bills for 1868. The bill making an
was agreed to, and the chairman directed to re-
port 1t to Councils. The City Property bill was
POSTPONED for the purpose of giving the Com
ton of merging the Department of City Property
with that of Markets and WharVes and Landings.
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OLRARED YEsTERnAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
steamsnlp ilendrick Hudson, Howes, Havana, Thos
str A. @ sinners, Knox, New York. W. P. Clyde&Co.
Barque Venus, Bent Antwerp, Workman q 90.
SchE A. Mason, Rose, Alexandria, Caldwell, Gordon
&sShr & GlenWood, Nickerson Norwich, j. O. scott&sons
schr =. Hogate oOlding, Newbern, Lathbury, Wick.
schT A. A. Andrews Kelley, Boston, BIakiston Graei
schr n Lake, Adams Providence. do.
schr North Pacific Errickson. Alexandria, DO
schr @. Kenzle, woodruff, Providence. sinnickson &
schr Boston, Smith, Pawtucket. do.
scHF C " sharp sharp Boston, Van Dusen, LOchman
schr G. Fales, Thacher Providence do
schr ]. J. WortbDgtoD, Brown Salem do
se6r Reading 5Saa r. r No g. Anderson Alexandria
schr s. L; ,simmons, CANDY, Boston, Castner, Stick
schf N. Reinhart, Hand, Boston, L. Audenred q CO.
schr r. shannon, Dilks, Boston, do. - w.
EcbF Revenue, Candy Mystic " A. i'eI' .
ser! " W Marcy cfs@poSS Washington, DC. DC.
schr NJ. Slandsh, Rich, Boston, do
schr ]. satteI'hwaite, Long Boston, Day, HuddeI &
seRST 6 E%eTYy, RaeTYys,. Young Boston, do,
schr w; II. Dennis, Lake Cambridgeport, Hammett
scbr a. s. Cannon, shelhorn, East Cambridge, W. H.
sehT s, 1 E. cOrson, Brewer Boston, BOrda Keller &
scsT O. Xmes westcott, DiEhton Audenrled Norton
sc6T Silver Lake Matthews, Salisbury, do.
scbr ]. E. simmons Young, Salisbury. do
sobr T. L. Adams, Nckerson, Boston, sawyer & %,
scbr j. d. Mccarthy, simpson, Boston, j. g. q q. 5.
sebr ] o. brooks, Burgess. Boston. suffolk Coal Co.
scbr Paul 4 Thompaon' Godfrey, sacO Captain.
seST Strong BEo%H 0SSPts3,
schr Hattie Page, Haley, Boston. Captain. Co..
SSnr Tr Thos. M Jeerson Allen Tor Baltimore with TOW
Of barges, W. +. CLYDE q 90 -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE Y. M. c..
AssoCIAToN.-An election by the Young Mems
Christian Association was held Yesterday aud
resulted in the choice of the following officers,
10 serve for the ensuing year;-PTesident, Peter
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

steamship Saxon, Matthews, A hours from BOSTON.
with mdse 10 H. WinsOr y Co, on the Buoy on Inc
MIddle ship Crusader, and barque w. H. Jenkins ror
New York; brig Clyue, from Boston, and nrlsrun
STEAMSHIP Chase Harding, 90 hours from Proyi'
dence with mdse 10 d. 3. Btetson a 90. -,
schr ida May, Driscos days from saco' Win mead
sp ~ f1ev Hoimes Edridge days from Kingston
with mdse to Geo. B. KeTfoot n Co. -. ,,.....
6chr j. III. Moore, Nickerson, Gays Hoh bo9ton'
with ndse TO MeTshOn n Cloud. -. - -.
schT Abbie IornR, days from Portland with mdse
10 Warren. Gregg n Morris. -, -. ,....,t.
sebr Sarah Warren, C0nneil, day from Magnolia
Del. with grain 20 Jas. l. BewIey ~ 20 a., .o,,
sSyIna, Del, with grain 20 JAS, i, Bewley 4 Co.
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Addresses were made by William J. Jones,
ESQ., of Maryland, Benjamin Haywood, Of Potts
vile, and Professor Joseph Parrish, OF Media, all
Of Nhich were instructive and interesting.
The following additional resol alton was
offered aud adopted:-
Re solved, That the thanks Of this meeting be ten
teftd the ministry ioI It's liberal views and conf
d6nce In the lay members by Inducing them to adyO
cate The cause of lay represen aon in the councils
OF the hui ch, and hesitate not to advocate policy
productive of good to the present and prospective
Interests of the church. without waiting until de-
mand is lIade before they act.
Singing and the bene dictlon closed this interest
ing meeting, which will undoubtedly have
great influence in attaining the obje,t of its
assembling.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29

Il, SlmOnE; N1cc-free1dents, Jouu Whubuaht.n.
A. M. Burton, Q. a. Day, GEORGE w. Bddy,H'W
ing Secretary, William p. Culiss; Recording
Secretary, Robert simpson; Registering Secre-
tary, j. NJ. Hodge
The Committee ON LAw-ALTERATIoN OF A
CONTRACT.-The Committee on Law of Councils
for the purpose of ascertainiug the facts con-
Dected with the alteration OF the contract for
building the school.house at Sixth and Coates
streets, in the Thirteenth Section.
MIR. Frazier, the architect, was present, and
testified that the first specification issued for
the construction of the building was modified,
because the Appropriation was not sufficient.
stone work ard portions of the roof, no refer
euce being made to the inside shutters or any
other portion of the edidce. The alterations in
the specifications we're made after being placed
in the bands of the contractor; but he (witness)
did not know who did ii. The contract was
made and awarded before witness knew any
thing about it. The alteration, leaving out the
inside shutters made difference of about S2000.
The Investigation was postponed.
REUHioN.-A reunion of the surviving men,
bers OF the State Fencibles, an organization
which in 1914 was stationed at Camp Dupont,
took place at Colonel Pages residence, on S,
Fourth street, yesterday morning. The com
pauy originally numbered one hundred and
thirty, but at the present time only seventeen
survive. OF this number, thirteen were enter
tanned by Colonel Page yesterday. The meeting
was brought about in order to crafty the wish
of Mr.. Samuel Grice, one of the survivors, and q
resident of Virginia. who has been stopping in
our city for several days. Mr. Grice desired to
see some of his old comrades before returning To
his home. Of those present none we're uader
seyenty.One years of age.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29

The MARKET STREET FRE.-The alarm of
fire at half-past o'clock yesterday afternoon
was caused by the total destruction of the con-
tents OF the basement No. 326 Market street. 1t
was occupied by Messrs, Bonser and Ellis,
manufacturers OF tWlnes ropes, cOrdage, and
cotton Wadding. Their loss will amount to
about $4,000, on which there is an insurance of
$1,000 IN the Royal, OF Liverpool The occu-
pants of the upper part of the building were
Ullman Il Haas, clothing manufacturers. The
FIST floor was well stocked with clothing, which
was considerably damaged by water. The loss
is covered by insurance.
1t is supposed that the origin of the FIRE was
accidental, as q boy was engaged IN placing
cotton in bag under a gaslight at the time 1t
happened. The young American became so
frightened, however, that he ran home and
could not be found so as to obtain any statement
from him. Mr.. Ellis, in his endeaVors to extin.
guish the fire, was considerably burned, and had
his hand cut by pane of glass. The smoke was
very dense and Of suffocatlng nature, but the
continued application OF streams Of water over
| came every obstacle and extingushed the fire.
oBruARY.- Captain George j. Ker, late Of
the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, died yesterday at
/ his residence, No. 318 South Thirteenth street,
IN this city, from the effect of wounds received
4 in hang-to-hand sabre fight with q Rebel
| major, In front of Richmond, Va, October z,
1864. The fight, for severity, was probably not
| excelled by any single combat. In the Army OF
| the James. Captain Ker was universally re-
| spected as o brave and skIlful officer, and his
death Will cause deep regret among the large
circle OF hls aequaintances, both In civil ano
, 1867-11-26
NOTICE.

WEAVING received accounts from my
MA son in Portorico of the late Hurri-
can't having nearly destroyed the dis
trict of Humacao, by achich tie poorer
classes are particularly the sufferers, l have
felt it my duty to open lists of subscrip-
ton in aid of said sufferers, so much more
as the Inhabitants Of said district came uit-
hngy to our help on the occasion Of the
destructive fire here in February 1866.
Lists will be open for subscription at
the Counting Room of G. Behagen Esq,
our two Banks and at the ''Roya!S"
Agency.
The results wiU be published in due time.
ST. Croix, Christiansted 10th Novem-
Der 1867.
Z. MONEFELDT.
, 1867-11-26

TpHIS Society, which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, %labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Gent TO create large SURPRISES, out of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life
, 1867-11-26

souvenirs might be taken without an
effort, though it is fortified and Porto
Longone affords an excellent anchorage.
The Isles of Maddalena Zone Of which is
Caperara) were during the wars of the
Empire a place Of refuge for English
vessels. It would be easy to get there,
and easy to stay there aud Garibaldi
might, without fear of interruption, oc-
cupy himself with gardening. A French
bark would guard him better than the
whole italian feet. At the other extre-
nifty of Sardinia there is also the port of
San Antonio, spacious and safe. Ischia,
which commands Naples, and Lipari,
which commands Sicily, are not i~nacces-
sible. These positions once taken-and
M. Veuillot adds that France has the
keys Of them in her pocket-diplomacy
would soon make the Italians listen to
reason.
Departures of volunteers from France
for the Pontifical army have taken place
for some days past, and others are an
nounced to follow. Among the young
men who left on Wednesday is a son of
DR.. Milicent, editor of the Art Medical.
On the same day left M. FRANCOIS Lafon,
one Of the most successful pupils of the
School of Fine Arts, second son of the
artist who painted the f~rescoes Of the
Chapel of st. Francis Xavier in the
Church of St. Sulpice. The eldest son
of Nj. Lafon has been a Pontiical ZouaVe
for the last two years. M. Keller, former
member of the Legislative Body, M.
Ozanam, NJ. Benoit d'Azy, and NJ. de
Luppi were to have left yesterday, ac-
companied by several Sisters Of Charity
and ladies who go to Rome to attend on
the wounded, and to organize the medi-
cal service. The Duke de Luynes is said
to nave also set out for Rome "to place
himself at the orders of the Holy Father"
The Duke de Luynes belongs to the high
est class of the old French aristocracy.
He has great reputation as a SaUant and
as one Of the most enlightened patrons of
the fine arts, in which he is himself no
mean proficient. He is, moreover, in
possession of a princely fortune.
The Archbishop of Rennes, the Arch
bishop of Rheims, and the Bishop of
Nevers have addressed circulars to the
clergy of their respective dioceses, calling
upon them to offer prayers for the Pope,
and obtain pecuniary aid from their 1ocks
for the Pontifical army. The contribu-
tons received by the Univers to the
30th uIt. for the same object amount to
255,266f.
1t is stated that an understanding will
probably be come to between France and
other Catholic Powers-namely, Austria,
Spain, Portugal, Belgium, and Bavaria
with a view to a mixed occupation of
Rome. 1t is not certain whether this
measure will be submitted to the Con-
ference referred to in NJ. de Monsters
circular, or whether it is intended to be
carried out in case the Conference does
not agree, or in case it may not meet. A
division of the Army of Paris, under Gen
eral Picard, is said to be under orders to
leave, at the first notice, for Toulon-no
doubt to embark for Civita Vecchia.
, 1867-11-26

Assurances of every desert tIon on stu
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 100Doliars to 10, Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
Of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH,
agent.
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which students unprefarei hr the regular
rlssrs mar receive Instructions IN necessary
branches.
The session begins second Thursday nath)
september, ani ends last Thursday IN June.
TEass-Tuition and all other college fees,
si0o. All other expenses including board,
fuel. lights etc. need not exceed $3.50.
For further particulars, or for catalogue. adj
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