, 1859-07-09

tlemen who participated in the exercises, n,
can but echo the universal expression Of salts
faction on the part Of the audience, who re
manned during the three hours occupied by III,
orafions and essays, aud awarded L merited ap
plause to the youthful graduates. Tie yalcdic
tory address, by Miss Fanny Wuzts, vas partic
/ n'ar1y applauded both by audience and sclol
| lars.
After the exercises Of the graduates wers
concluded, Luther Haven, Esq, President O
the Doarl Of Education, made short add.cs;
to the class, and awarded diplomas 10 the 70!
lowing graduates:
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
David E. Bradley. ~ Henry F. chesbroush.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
S,inh1 M,lla1 Il rica,!ls Adams FL e. bradley;
Ei!en /. nsaiafd eh Els.l EEl l. 4 H*TIstt i1ss!sn,
fi%ee4 ftaeset. Ea~ali % +. rrs.s'''' rree.
John X scuplam, Geur.e Thloop,
A!'Ht1 Aa1ioa ssas'r 9s 1ay1a ,'a v,d3. Z .eene'au
NORMAL DEPARTMENT, 1rLr ls5S.
Sophia J. Marshall.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER 1859.
Am W1ae,ell Helen Irene Sye.
Euza!s,h u. Kennedy, Enaav. Taylor.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT. JULY 1855.
Emily a. Saranorc, Mary Jane Cn.satl1.
Mr. ". II. Wells, Superintendent Of the Pub
lie Schools, tlcn announced that the fifty-one
medals provided hy the Board Of Education as
as Ecward for scholarship in the various gram
mar schools Of the city, had been conferred
upon the following scholars:
DEARBORN school.
Maggie 8. Simpson. Itat+lla 4. Ttn.upsoo
AlceJ. lttersoI. u Elm A. iuckes
lsalel1a F. Adst.
JOKES SCHOOL.
1sahela j. willard. Lois D. Lock,
''' N'''D<'' st,crt xecaia' iaa'e' H. Campbell
scAxuoS SCHOOL.
Joha u. Wiley. UsGr:s Wilson.
Ann 4 Light, 5. 4. whs,iisi 1hro,r.
k1SzIE SCHOOL.
fEa!p Esp !, Ai,sas Rt1asay sss2h csssIa9 4 i,s ,s9s
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Joseph Watktnt. 1shn 4. sa11,vaa.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
a5s T1lsn e 4; Il Ihnrts'a."n' n. tsS l1n,sh;:.aa S
AosELEr SCHOOL.
ss; r,aos:, = y. ;s Msliek: N.Tc:, peerst,
Ellen lrcne waracs.
DROWN SCHOOL,
Sophia Ana Eustoa, Ella l.. Town,
Sai.h .. FlaEe, Wsr1isa L. U,a.d.
FOSTER SCHOOL,
sarah adelaide sieycna. Margaret a. Youns.
1isra: ] @ H. ae:Sssns Saisp.. Asy;. !ss.sS ;sSis4 MS
OGDEN SCHOOL.
.lchu u. Scud1c? N,rr Tcm,,ctor
Charles u. uuwe. CordrIa IL Chunh.
Henrietta Armstrong.
SEWBERRr SCHOOL,,
Jams L. Goode. Waller Newton.
SCHOOL 80. L.
Josephine 4. DIEct-
Mr. F. S. Wells, President Of the Young Mems
Association, presented life membership Of
the Association to Miss Fanny Wurts, in pur-
suancc Of donation Ly Thomas b. Bryaa.
Esq, comforting life membership upon the
scholar, male or female, who graduates with
the hig hest honors Of the High School each
year.
After few remarks b. Mayor Ea'nes, ". II.
Wells and J. c. Dore, Esq. Mr. Dupee announced
c1uded; and shortly before six o'clock the audi
cncc dispersed.
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4 No1on1ors Horse BrnsED rr.-This morn
.nc about one o'clock, n house Of ill.fame, on
& s'.ie. ~ lug ea'.ne sou!n raf. OF
tneSy joc. - was burned Tbe i,onse ,ras wor.h
about Il 500 and insured for Il zoo in the ior-
lizard Office, New York. The loss on the house
is 5000. The furniture was insured for 300
owned the house. The fire was the work Of
an inccndiarr undoubtedly. as large pile Of
a. ti., -nar n.y. "" " 10 rs o', ,JIIa h,d "
iuc in the rear Of the house, used as a kitchen.
abont SloN-s'oa'"nl q friday tTfni"y.
1t mar be remembered that the Atlantic cable
celebration in New York wound up with fire
at the City Hall, and now we find TINT few
hours after the Pipe-iaying celebration under
Jackson Hall, By the great engineer " cntwortl,,
the house Of one Of his best friends was
destroyed br the hands of IN incendiarr. Re-
marSab'e coincidence, rcry!
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,",. ~ ~ "~o@ '"ASt.A"h-
eu"' 1' "4' 'ss'etaas aF-
..'s'e0 ~. 0e' s.'''s NC s'9o'e o'
die ano of1aie. PRISONER pteaued guilty TO The
larceny, Tut mol 10 the oarslafS' Ihc plea was
accepted, anu Inc prisoner sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the Pcnltentiary, ten
days Of which are to he spent in solitary eon-
fnement.
Martin ana A'enaei Lynch we're yesterday
convicted IN tne ei1cuit court ior an assault