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EAIR DYE.
HAIR DYE.

BATCHELoR's CELEBRATED HAIR DYE.
best in the world The inventor thas used this
SPLENDID Hair Dye for 81 years with benefit to the
hair and no injury to his health proof that ii is
the only true and perfect Dye, Harmless reliable,
instantaneous No disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll ehects of bad dyes leaves
the hair soft and beautiful Black or Brown Sold
and properly applied at BATCHLOR'S Wig Fac
tory. No. l6 Bond street, N. Y, Sold by all drug
gists-
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Legal Blanks, of all kinds for sale at
The ARGUS OFYIcEI
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MOSQUITO BITES, VEGETABLE POISUNS,

Ring-Worm, Burns Chilblaine, Itching of the Head
and all Eruptions OF the Skin, Face or Body imme
diately cured by Bachelors Curative Ointment.
Sold wholesale and retail at Factory, No. 16 Bond
street, and by all druggists.
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HOTEL DOvENSHIRE.

Opposite Grand Central Depot on 41st and 4ad SITS.
kbet. 9TH and 9Th Avenues, New York
TIE HOTEL DEyoNsHIRE Is a new first class Ho-
tel, elegantly furnished and well ventilated Every
room Is bright and cheerful. The hotel is q modern
structure built expressly Ger rst-cIass house and
has every modern improvement It is conducted
on the European Plan, at moderate charges.
Persons visiting the city viii save carriage hire and
secure the best accommodations for the smallest
cost, by stopping ct the Hotel Devonshire.
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PileS--Itching Piles

P0SitiUely cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
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S. 0. DUNBAR.-Dear Sir: / have been some time
the habit of prescribing the Fluid Magnesia pre-
pared by you and prefer it to the Eng ish prepare
ton on account of its cheapness and its superior
laxative qualities. Respectfully yours, &C.
NJ. S. PERRY, NJ D.
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EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter nam.
ed have filed their respective accounts Of the
following estates in the Registers Office. at
Mauch Chunk, in and for the County of Carbon,
which accounts have been allowed by the Reg
lister Will be presented to the Judges Of the
Orphans Court on Mo dav, the It'll dav OF June
next, at 10 o'clock AM, for combinations
First aud final account of Alfred WhIttingha
administrator OF the estate Of Joseph Miller,
decd. Filed March o, 1877
First and final account OF W. H. Fenner, ad.
minstratOr of the estaue OF Joseph Fenner,
decd. Filed March 22nd 1871
FIRST and final account OF Henry Zellner and e,
G. Miller. executors OF the estate of Reuben
Zellner, decd Filed April 3rd, 1877.
First and final account of John Brighton, ad.
ministratOr of the estate of Gustavus Hartly,
decd Filed April 4th, 1871
Third account OF Geo. B. Newton and William
Reed. administrators of the estate OF j. Q.
Cleaver. late of the borough OF Mauch Chunk,
decd. Filed April 9th, 1877.
First and final account of d. r. Keller. admin.
lstrator Of the estate of Jacob Backert, decd.
Filed April 28th, 1871
First and final account Of Joseph Heineg and
Hy. Bpltz, administrators OF the estate OF
Daniel Beltz, decd. Eiled April 28th, 1871
First aud final account of Geo. Maurer, guard.
ian of Emmnline Price, late Emmaline Miller,
one of the heirs of solomon Miller, late Of
Mauch CHUNK twp decd. Filed May lSt.
The account OF Geo. Ruddle, administrator Of
the estate OF Thomas Shields, decd. Filed
May 4th. 1871.
First and final account of A. IL. Tobias, admin.
istratOr OF the estate Of Leah Sprowl, decd
Filed May 1th, 1877.
First and final account of A. H. Tobias, admin
lstraIOr of The estate OF James Mcbride, decd
Fileu May 5th 1871.
First ard final account of VIM. Reed. guardian
OF Mary, Bridget, Anna, Michael and Fl anci
Tree, children and heirs of Lawrence Tree
deceased.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Recorder.
Mauch Chunk. May 12. 1877.
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"A despatch from Washington of
the 4th inst, says; 1.-THE Cabinet, at
It's session to-day, voted to postpone
calling the extra session of Congress
till the 10Th of October. For several
weeks past many prominent members
of Congress of both parties and leading
business men from all parts of the
country have been urging tie Admins
tration to avoid an extra session during
the summer, if possible. Members OF
Congress have expressed great unwil'
llngness to come to Washington during
the heated term, and business men have
been almost unanimous in the opinion
that if the extra session could be avoid
ed for the present all business enter
prises would have better opportunity
to recuperate."
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the outer wall is built, for the walls Of some
useful gsvlum, and the ornamental stones thnt
nave been presented ior an inside hall for hold.
ing national statuary. A room for that purpose
has been set apart in the Capitol, but IL is en-
titely too smnl for the purpose and some
change Will necessarily take place IN reference
Co 1t before many years even If this new plan
tails TO avail.
General George Crook, the great Indian
fighter, is in this clcy now trying o influence
tho Administration to set the Indians at WORK
ana compel them 10 keep to 1t, He says II is
the sIrest ana quickest way to civilize them.
The President goes to Philadelphia tomorrow
morning tO see the opening Of the permanent
exhibition. President Grant also proposes TO
be there
The great society event of this week il the
wedding OF Miss Lizzie Porter, which IL to take
place tomorrow evening at the Church of the
Epiphany. NJ. Nj. W.
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Lansford, May
DERSONAL.

ED. "CARBoN ADvoCATE."-In your issue Of
the " ADVOCATE " OF the 5tn inst read the fol.
Lowing:
"NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that z,
II, Long IS no longer AGENT for IhghmRn Ar
ner, Assignee OF said Long. The sald agency
has been revoked ana cancelled more than one
year ago, aud all persons indebted To 2. II. Long
and transact all business with the underslgned
personally. -. -.
Nay 5-t3. TILGHMAN ARNER."
The above I consider is adding insult to tniu.
~, and l can only say that have not been
personally notified by the Hon. ii gilman Ar
ner of the revocation Of sald agency and that
the first Information 1 have ever received con
ccrning IL was in the ADVOCATE" of Nay 5
1877. Judge Arner has the right to evoke any
agency which he has ever established, and
shall Willingly adhere to his decision in this
CO SO. and would also say that am wiling Il
adhere to tine truth, and ask no more from hiu
Or anybody else. Y, II. LONG.
Lehighton. Pn.. MAY 0. ls77.-wlt
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The seventeen>year locusts are re-
ported as having putin an appearance in
quite number of localities. Says a
correspondent, writing from Greenbush,
N. Y: "Stories of the poisonous nature
of the sting of this curious insect, which
did duty in 1860, creating much alarm,
have been revived, but the seventeen
year locust is harmless to man aud
beast. 1t is al inch and a half long
when full grown. 1t comes out of the
ground tail first, and has on its head
white marks forming perfect letter w.
III 1860, believers in signs and supersti.
tlons declared that the appearance of
this cabalistic sign denoted war. In
that year the locusts did not entirely
disappear until late in the fall. People
still living here remember their appear
ance also in l843. They were so thick
then the trees were threshed with
whips, and dead loeusts carried away
by the bushel. They d. no permanent
injury, but interfere greatly with the
years fruit crop"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-12

The "Supreme Lodge Of the
knights of Honor" held its annual
session in New York Tuesday after.
noon. The report of the "Supreme
Dictator" estimated the total member
ship Of the Order at 20,0C0, contained
In COZ lodges. The Order has been es-
tabished in 32 States, and has IS grand
lodges in operation.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-12

The Centennial Board of Finance
have paid into the Treasury of the
United States 81 900, 600 on account of
the appropriation made by the Govern
ment to the Centennial Exhibition.
The remaining S50O,OOO will be paid
neYt week
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LEHIGHToN, PAa
sATCRDAY MORNING, MAY IL, ls77.

Speaking of he candidates for the
Speakership a Washington correspond
ent says that Garfield is the brainiest
man of the lot; Cox the readiest; Ran
dali the lkelIest; Foster the solidest,
and either Blackburn or Springer the
worst,
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New Advertisements.
TxECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF REESE WATKINS, DECD.
Letters Testamentarv on the irstate Of Reese
watkins, late Merchant IN the borough OF
Ihnsford, Carbon co Peuna. Oec'd, have been
granted TO Susannah Watkins, OF the borough
aforesaid, to whom all persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to mako payment aud
those having claims or demands will make
known the same W thOut delay. -
SUSANNAH WATKINS,
Lansford, May 12, 1sT.w6fi Executrlx.
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Liabilities over assets ..... sl7l74 0

It may DO stated that the Borough has add
tlOnai assess. consisting OF nGlf u lot OF ground
with lock UP building land unO her bulldlug
used by HOOK and Ladder COZ thereon erected,
valued, say, tl,UJU.
The a,sessed valuation OF taxable property,
real and persona, an the borough Tor 1871, as
per Assessors ivtulu, Is s26y,2JJ
We, the undersigned, having been instructed
10 prepare the above statement by the sid
Town Council, do hereby certify That the same
Is correct ana lu aCcOrdanes With The require.
meuts u the sad Act OF Assembly, " the best
Oi our knowledge aud behet
MILAN MILLER, Tresurer
W. Al. RAPSuER, Secretary.
The fOregOius statement baVIhg been sub.
mittod 10 tie sald Town Council for eXamna-
ton aud aDpIONCI, 10 WAS, on motion, ordered
llat the HgclULIIy be instructed 90 have the
same printed IN th3 CARBON ADVOCATE"
Hrulu tle ullEtus
Nav :, lsff-5t
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T EHIGHTON BOROUGH.
Annual Statement.

MILLER, Treasurer in ac-
count with the Borough of Lehighton,
for the Year 1876.
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THE HEALTHIESr OF US ARE LIABLE
to ,ObstructiOns in the bowes. Don't neglect
them. 1t IS not necessary 10 outrage the palate
with nauseOus drugs in such cases. The most
effective laxative known is TARRANT's EFFER.
VEsCENr SELTZER APERIENT. and it is also the
most agrt teaDle, Its operation is soothing, cool
ing. painless. Sold by all druggists
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All that certain messuage, or Three Tracts of
LoI,d, situate IN the TOWNSHIP of FRAN X
LIN, in said County Of Carbon, Pa. as follows,
TO wit;
FIRsT.-A1 that certain Lot nr Piece of Land,
bounced by lands of Edward " eiss Thomas
DorwOrt, Daniel Senslnger and Daniel SOlt
con- aiming Acres and l26 Perches, more or
less.
SECoND.-All that certain Tract of Land lying
along the Public Road leading from WelssDOTt
to the Pine swamp. and containing 10 square
Petches, more ur less.
TFIRD.-Al that Tract OF Land, bounded by
lands Of Sarah Frtzinger and public road,
containing 02 Perches, more or less.
The improvements thereon are a DWELL
ING HOUSE, 13x24 feet a STABLE, 10X2G
feet and other outbuildings.
TERMS ;-One.third OF the purchase mOnev
to be paid down at sale one third IN months
from confirmation of sale and One-third in a
yeaI from said confirmation, with in terest on
the unpaid balance from said confirmation.
II. p LEVAN,
Assignee, &c.
BY the Courts
THOS. KEN ERER, Prothonotary.
Nav r. st.
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New Advertisements.
THE SECOND ANNUAL
Financial Statement
OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE
BOROUGH OF LEHIGHTON, PA,

For the fiscal year ending the Second Monday
of April, A. d. 1871, us required by the 9Th sec.
tlgn OF nn Act Of Assembly, approved Aphl 2Ouh,
1874, and supplement- thereto.
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The following Is the Funded Debt, consisting
OF Borough Bonds with dates OF issue all OF
them Delng due one year aIter the cate OF the
issue thereof:
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Extra Session Fostponsd-Some Like n, Some
DOn't-7he Washington Monument-ShGH II Be
Pulled Down-I'0or LO to Be Put 10 Work 71oo
Presidents in Philadelphia-Aiss Portsr's We'd.
dina, ste, etc
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L1NDERMAN BLOCK opposite PdUlc Square, tEHIGHToN PA
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/ UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
y over half n Million Distributed.
PRIZE, 500 OOt

Halves, So. Quarters, $3.50 Eighths, 81 .25
LIST OF PRIZES
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the NJ exIcan Question.

Chicago Times. Mr.. Whitthorne pro,
poses Joint resolution Of congress
authorizing the president to negotiate
with the republic of Mexico with
view of securing protection to capital
and labor which may be invested and
employed by citizens Of America in the
maintenance of railways and other COM
mercial highways between this country
and the northern provinces of Mexico,
This step is said to be in the interest OF
commercial men who are seeking to get
control of the northern provinces OF
Mexico. Bat what is the republic of
Mexico " with which it is proposed to
authorize the president to negotiate !?
Is it Senior Poriirio Diaz2 Or is it Senior
I.erdo de Tejada? Or is it the next
revolutionary chief that may get upper
most in Mexico2 No matter what Mex
Jean chief should enter into such nego-
tiations with the American executive,
she fact of his doing so would fur
Tish- convenient preteXt TO his
rival to start revolution which,
il America did not interfere would
be likely to result IN the oVerturn OF the
negotiator. Nothing would so effect.
ually combine the population of the
northern provinces of Mexico around a
revolutionary leader opposed to such a
convention with America as the enter,
tainment of such a proposition by tho
chief for the time being at the city of
Mexico For the meaning Of such a
convention would be the ultimate
breakup of the border marauding bust.
ness. 1t would mean, therefore, the
deprivation of the inhabitants of the
northern provinces of Mexico of their
ordinary and long pursued avocation.
That they would oppose the scheme
unitedly with all their might is perfect
" certain. Nothing but iorcble inter-
ventiou by this country would ever con.
vey il into effect. What is the use,
then. of authorizing such negotiations
Why not at once authorize a sufficient
number of troops to settle the border
question in permanent way.
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New York Tribune; William Allen
rises up once more, his brow encrcled
with the usual halo of birthstone. He
is not anxious to leave the quiet of his
home but his friends wish TO vote for
him for senator, by the Eternal he will
not disfranchse them, but will be
proud to have their support.
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FLOUR-Falr demand, which Is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent, 10
SACKS a "; san Jscinto s. 70; Empire 8 %
XXxs3 =; Eagle s. ~; Magnolia, IN sacks,
B. .bs.. 81 o.. TOdd's XXX, s. y; state
Central xxx, s. y; Choice Family, sfs3
STR Mills XXX, g %.
BItAN-FTom % 10 5Jc.
fstQE MEAI.-flje.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


GALvNsrON, November 10 Gold 81 0ll%a
81 OBS. EXchNoge-~New York sight "a dis.
coun'dpnr. New Orleans sight a discount
"a premium,
NEW YORK, NOvembe 10 Stocks irregu' mr.
Money per cent, Gold 81 0@35 Exchange
long a 81; short 81 Sib. State bonds quiet.
Government bonds firm.
i!olI AnpnnI q
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coltA-lexas, m shunR, 65a05o, la de.
hhna, hnelle1t none Ollaring,
hAhLfi fEEp-lieslUe.
hAE~,5o
,hAN-tl u09l0 % per toni Hungarian aud
Millet f0ai2
nnu rualh have caused great scarcity OF
gu KINDS ol grain und Prices have been
lOioln up fHf beyond ~ value.
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market Is somewhat string
ent for outside business, bot there i ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cisl purposes. .,a,
G6LD- Buying. large pieces %; small w.
Selling, large " small ".
SILVEh-Som inai.
There IS bat little gold or silver IN market
EXCHAGGE-Comme 4 per cent.
disct unit bank, par.
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IIME Ann CpupNT

I'll ME The best quality IN barrels Is worth
" W. bnlk, VI oOi ordinary Dallas, $50 POI
CEMENT- ROsendle- IL worth "a "a b,,rrel
Louisville best, no 10 Kept, aibO N barrel,
Dallas, " 90.
PLASTER worth So 50 "A barrel.
Iho Huppy,ui the above mentioned aru.
los ID .mple iamaud fair market hrn.
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EveNLnE Reporl Vlmenc.aI.

NEW YORK, November 10. -Slerllng 81 Oh.
Money 3 per oeut Gold 81 02a4 Government
bonds dun. state bonds quitt.
NEW ORLEANS, November lO,-GOld 81 O2as
al U2}s. sight "A discount sterling bank
"A 90,
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mInEs an rElrNIns.

HIDES Dry nint, is lbs ana upwari, l5o.,
lrf nlnll n ~ ana upward, damaged, luo. !.
hry hiut, hps ani oalf llpi u,y s..t Is ns
Ani upWui, lloi green butchers, olsu.
HHkkf fRLlA- Bach, owing 10 wool, 500
-pi whia wool, lunM Clos white wool, nan
elip, lNgHc,i blaNk wool lhr
hlFfAlu- hpllh, l1,f c0wb, Rc
rALL0W-iu barrels, $40.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON the first Tuesday In December, a, d.,
1871, we Will sell 20 the highont bidder, IN
'front.' OF the court houeo door in the town OF
san Augustine, reXat LlOck No. 3. In range
number 2, in the town OF Richardson, Dallas
county, leNse. a.,
Terms ofsale Fifteen rer cent cash, ball
Nnce IN twelve mOnths, secured ny nole
with approved personal security, Rnd mort
gage ON the land, ,.,,,,,
Administrators dc b II OF estate ~
Reilly, deceased hoNoWll
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LIvEKpO1L, November ,l0.-NOOn,-UOtIOn
n poOd hamAuu

in gOOd uenbnu'
SATURDAY, FRIDAY.
Midilmg Uplands 80. b 5-lG1 5-i6d
MIdIhug OrloanS.... ll-lbd ll-l6l
sales 1901 bates; spoculations anu exports
100 Uales;reCeipls G,lUO bales; American 3,oOO.
Futures up, ned partially l.32d cheaper,
but the decline hh- since been recovered.
Uplands, low uiddlin- clruss, November
delivery, 5-l6g6 it-34d; November ANA De
CO her daliYeTy BA@j 1924; december ami
January d 7-3-g614u; JaluaIy and February
~ co.; FEBRUARY and Ma en- GAdiMarch
and Apul o 5-I6l; uew crop shippeu October
and N vember by sail 614d; November ana
Dec mber 6l4d.
$50 D. IN sales America an 1909 bales. Up
lands low mddliug clause shipped February
and March by sail ga.
NEW OaLEAEs, November 10 -Night-Cot-
ton active and Il shade higher. sales $3.50
bales.
II sceipts, net, 1893 bales; gross 1875 bales.
Exports TO Liverpool l.SO; Il tvre 500; Bar
ratnnn Ilrly stock 1874 gSS DAles.
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apAIs Anp nI,EAnsTuFrh.

wHEAT-Choice 81 IS; good milling 81 q
al 10; fair 81 lO9si Ss low grades u es9
oArs-seiling only to feed men, sOss5c;
soarce.
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NEw YORK, November l0,.-Loans decrease
= mlllOni specie Increase "a milton; le-
gai tenders decreased / million; deposits ia.
crease Is milLonsi reserve lLcreahe | u mil
liOn.
LoNDor, November lO.-Another week of
great IA ctu Is Ia MiaCing Lane. with rather
lower plc.S Tor several ARTICLES, VITA no
signs VI returning confidence, sugar has
fallen from SlXpeuce u Hsn)lling pee nun
dfedi bul sume iuquliy prevails AT II decline;
low qu .1lius ac0 IIOIu turee to iiY shllliugs
cheapS IMAM ut corresponding date last
yeur tstflIed AMI best sugars nave sod NJ
ensier r4Jos In pubic 50 as OF Yea pric IS oc.
caslOaelIy ShOw,d a weak ness, u pcciaily
for lair grades of Uoug0n, which Obtained
very ltl.e more tuan common tea Good To
HE colony plantations Ceylou coffee mas re-
Sllzed tuiI rates, while common qualities
are decidedly lower.
The EcouOnlsG Is Us prices in speculative
stock markets nave This week moved oOpi.
onsy. There was rising tendency On me
Confirmation OF Russian successes, but soon
ulsApaied Dy II relapse on the Pans bourne,
Whion was Itself succ edod by something
app oGohlng a local panic, on account Of The
strained STATE Ui politics.. SlnCe tuesday
prices have tended 10 recover, although GA
rllday There Was again tendency TO relapse
Oh cOnUlnu Anco OF the french crisis.
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Medical College
or ALABAnA.
AT M O b I L e.

n 4 WI = . = y =
The winter course Of LECTURES nj this in
rtffutloo will commence on the 9Th Of No
germ Der neat, and close April !, ISIS.
The preliminary course Will begin about
the middle OF October. 81 which tins the d.
recfOry rooms viii be open.
TIE College has always bsD well patron
fze-I by Texas students, and reference IL
male 10 IL many graduates, in various
paris Of the state.
For cffstIar and further particulars, ep-
niv 70 w. n. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
bile, Augist l6T suEsdltvim