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THG GERMAN MSURlNGE COMPANY

AhH NANuhN ANDUhANOu OUHi mn
OF CLEVELAND, ONO.
AJOINT STOCK COMPANY
Organized January 2s $50 under the general lalo oe Sc
Qf Ohio
CAPITAL stock 5000 shuros at $40 ench,
secured by Real estate S1OO,OO0,
uFFlEERS a, W SCHMIDT, President DR., W
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER, Sacreiary
DLhEEIORs C w. schmidt, Mayer, IL Keller,
q. i SilheTg. 80 ''' -
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against los damage by IRE for year aud less bud
ug, goods, wares merchandise etc Payment of OssCs
shall be made IN 60 slfter tho loss shn have been m
d ut any one risk
Omc M u, Atwater oc5 Cup tarsl Suurrior rect
CH kCE AEON lapi5R2 w JOHN WAGNFH, res
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DENTISTRY
AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
i read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great care II you have no teeth at all lisp
fact that isl daily exhibited in the streets In the social
circle snd the paor by te hunblest peasant and the
proudes auocra is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets Of teeth for the want Of the timely aid o good and
skilful dentist poor aud Inferior operation s IN many
cases worse thuuplle all II teeth good have
them examined by good dentist, ND keep them in order
If or no time should ho t but have them rCpai red the
sooner the better escape that which Burus is h
nell of al diseases All Cgularles of the teeth shoull
ne ended 10 IL culldhu "a HHd youth.
All persons desTous OF fine dental operdt1s are inv
oil to ali A. NY whore particular attention IS gwen
20 tho preservation of the ur1 teeth, where the
VULCANGZED CORALIGE,
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NEw SoNG BY DoDsE Oliver Ditson & Co.
Of Boston, have just published new song "In'
nocont Lena Romano" composed by our musiea
townsman ossian L. Dodge. OF the music We
cannot speak knowingly, but one who does know
says it is "yery prettyn
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OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. 6$ ~
" MALTBN,S Qgte Holt s. AIaitby's) NeX LIZ
CELEBRATED oXsl ERs viii be V4EV
RECEI ID DAILY w
From MS establishment 10 baltimore put up Ia cans up
war; ntsd tfes aud good, or nu sale
Also-IIERM ETfCALLY SEALED OYSTERS LUB-
STEERS CLANS spiced oysters and Snrlncs kept con.
stanilY on hand
Blliimo e, Nov York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
all be received daily w ENpress
~ CRACKERS Tor sale, by tnd huT0l,
~ ORANGES, LEMONS, AQu CIGARS, by The box.
W. w GAINES, AGENT
No AZ 7nueriur trnut. Cleveland O.
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RAIN PRosrEcrs.-C gathered yesterday
over the sky aud gave promise of rain, but dis,
persei again, and the afternoon aud evening were
clear. The farmers will rejoice to SEQ the refresh
ing showers TO moisture their dried up farms aud
all will be glad to see the pleasaDt weather Of
the last two or three weeks broken iu upon by a
copious rain to lay the dust, and give start tc
vegetation.
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THE Wool GROWERS FAIR.--The Fair and
sale of wool to be held in this city on Thursday
next, August 4th, promises to be au interesting pi
onoer in Wool Fairs. The press in all parts of the
country speak lavorably OF it, aud many of the
agents Of the Eastern manufacturing establish
ments will be present, The following we clip
from the Wool Grower
The Wool Growers Fair, to be held in this city
August 4th was called by the leading wool grow.
ers Of this part Of the State and so far as we are
able to judge, will be largely attended We be-
lieye it is contemplated to form permanent so.
ciety for the protection and Improvement of sheep;
and to enlarge the growth and improve the quality
OF woods. II is therefore essential that all who
feel the least interest ia this important pursuit,
should attend
The forenoon will undoubtedly be devoted TO the
organization Of a Wool Growers Society, and tho
election OF officers for the ensuing year, aud such
other business as may come before the meeting .
after which the report from the Awarding Com
mittee will be read and premiums awarded Able
speaking may be expected in the afternoon and
evening, from those who take an interest in this
subject The most prominent manufacturers in
New England are expected to be present. No
farmer should fail to attend, and we especially
hope to see all wool growers.
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ECLIPSE or THE Sun, There will be an eclipse
Of the Sun this afternoon, beginning about Eve
O'Clock and continuing for about one hour, But n
and tho Eclipse will bo hardly visible to the
naked eye There will bo no other eclipse of the
sun this year, which will be visible at this point.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY mORNING5 JULY 20, 1883.


=
~ Plain aud Ornamental printueo' ever" description
lone at the Printing Establishment o. The Lcadtr once
latest improved and mpst riL steam presses W Tue
style, short notice and at ronsGnahe rates Pat
oular attention paid blank work Evrfg descriptions
Binding gdono specially Blank books, Ledgers Journals
thNs. RHghivinn nnnk
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ArrER THE BArrLE.--The following is the
letter Of Foot Chasseur the day after the
battle Of Solrerino;
"My godhther-You have defeated the
Austrlans with old Napoleon, we have destroyed
them with his nephew 1t was devilish hot,
godfather CriShi you would have been well
pleased TO see it! say only to see, on account
Of your wooden leg. They have paid well ioI
IL, as promised in my letter, when you sent me
twenty francs l have ript ioruy share seven
white uniforms, godfather; never have | 30 well
and 50 neatly handled the fork (bayonet) Om
commander is wounded in the shoulder; the cap.
tain and my sergeant major are killed. All! it
was rough any how. AS for me- have escaped
twice. but the lact is ] am safe You sent me
twenty francs after Magenta; well, godfather
to be Just, you have to give me sixty francs for
Volta, If you do such thing, godfather,
will bring you living Austrian to fll your pipe
with "
A young French soldier writes to his mother
from Castigliono;
"Dear mother, ! am yet living and lively;
but am not complete, The surgeon of the
regiment has cut off one Of my lrgs. have
been used to having tho log by me, and the
parting was cruel. Donot weep, dear mother
but rejoice, rather for / will tjoin YOU now,
not 10 leave you again will always be, now,
part Of your little card party, thanks to the
wooden leg"
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GVQraucrs.

I'D ENGRAyERS AND LGrlIOGRAPIERs Bank
tree. On ont . ..
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Goal Drolers

Tho IRmmOndsVilIe
MINING AND MANUFACTURING co.
Now offer at wholesale and retail, their
HAA1MONDsvILLE STRIP VEIN COAL,
the purest and best in Ohio;
HAMMO ONDSVILLE STRIP VEIN COKE,
unelualed by anv other for manufacturing purposes
Hammoudsville Fire ClaV, well ground,
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK
TILE AND CLA RETORTS,
Thorough practical tests at various points from New
York CITY On he AIssssipu have proved this CLAY and
brick fully equal 10 tile best KIN WIN in America
Also several other varieties OF coal on hand
J.J ROCKAFELLow, Gen. Agent,
m1v2ldGn258 Office on p, Por, Clevo and O.
c. j. HUssEy, ti''usehl HUssEY. GRO siSCLsiT
HUSSEYS 81 CO.,
GOAL MERCHANTS WHOLE.
y sale and retail Dealers latI3 sr'Bgg SALINE
ylLsLE and ana sTRIT WIN CJALsj Ais1sFN gFCoAL
nt sun hing. Office aud Yard gn the n1igt5da OF the
Cieye9nd Pittsburgh X u Coal Pier CiogelaHd, Ohio
50 Orders left al llussEY mOBRIDE's (Wiusow
WaMhg1,el wi Iecryo nromId attention deol7
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Ss7yn For City News see third page.
ForMarket Reports and Marine News see fourtl
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GoLD PENS AT CopB's. j. b. Cobb Il Co,
have just received from Eastern manufacturers n
splendid assortment of gold pens Of all descrp-
tions aod prices. They have c. y. Newton's pens,
Smith & Todd's pens, Dawson, Warren g. Uyde,s
pens, and A. Morton Co. pens in great variety.
from the delicate ladies' pen to the mammoth ele-
plant" 1t is well worth calling in at their book
store TO see the fno array of pens which Gil two
show cases upon their counters. They can satisfy
purchasers, as a trial will convince any one.
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QUICK TRIp.-Tho schooner Queen City, which
arrived in. this city yesterday from Marquette,
with 4l6 tons of Iron ore made the passage from
Marquette in four days and half or four days
and night She crossed Lake Huron in twenty
one hours. Can any sail vessel on the lakos beat
this2 II SO, bring on tho lguros.
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NATIONAL HoRsE SHOW The National Horse
Show at Dayton ON the 9th, 7th, sCh and 9th Of
September next, will be fine affair, judging from
present appearances Seats will be erected seven
hundred feet in length to accommodate 600 per
sons, and awill be done that is possible to re der
the occasion grand success Dayton Is a very
pleasant city, and many will take this opportunity
to pass few days within It's PRECINCTS
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DR. w. J. GUILD HAS REMOV
~ ed his Dental Oaioe 70 Room No IL Hoffman block
SUPERIOR 'tree East of Public square, South of p q. All
who need tua service Of Dentist will sayo themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him a
cal Cleo ricy used mitigate PAIN for those who de
sire it. ...- . .-- .,.
On Gold 81 yer, Porcelain aud VuciniZed Rubber Base
n the best manner Ceeth Ia from $40 10 $50 Col
hngs according to size OF the cavity from 5O upward
mIlnlI
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MEEIIsG OF SAILORS BoARDIsG.IioUsE Kerr
ER,-SAmoRS' WAGES The pTopfistofs OF sailors
bca,drg from eli parts Of the city hold mset-
Jog lat evening at Warren Hall, corner Of Oliver snd
BeoIy steats, for the purpose OF bringing sbea. .
highei rate of wages for railing from tts port.
tt interests oftAs clsss were taken up tho alleged
prtuui that most of them inexperienced an<
reckless you,g men, who cared little about their ON
pscon AIRY welfare. The meeting wss largely attended
All was presided over by J. McLell.nd, wac made .
-ysecb Aod was foloaed BY John Swan, James Court
Ley AID othtr.. TIE fclowTg changes woe peopose4
snd al mously adoped With tie understanding tas.
they be carried irto 6 Ct at once, commencing this
mortirg ard h the undertaking that devstisas
sbould be rnhds n1Lttiy wages svoysge to Europa
sl8 allowing toe first months advance; to the
Wet Icdies $l5, aso aloriog months advance; -
the Mediterranean Sos 81 do. moutb s advance; Eah
IrJs Australia or Csferas, by way Of either Cspss
sl2, 90. txo mouths a1yaEoe; coating, sl5 - ~.
The meeting ttss acjcuInyi.
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Total...........,......26.S
ooodwin's nsjority. ....... 1898 In l3j .Ovrs.

Goodwin's msority ....... 1913 In 1875 t0wrs
The Patriot (DemooIet) Of tho sams day giyes
Goodwin majority Of 1896 in l35 torIs, bat claims
that the Democrats have carried Merimsc, Grafton,
Sullivan, Coos, Carroll and Bslknsp Cour,ies.
CorcoId gave q handsome majority for Goodwin,
and elected a Republican Mayor, Dr. Moses I. WI
lard. The vote in Ward four wfere John Ii George
resides, for Member of Congress, stood as follows:
Fer NJ. w Tsppsn 800; fer j. Ii. George, 1911. Ms
jointly for Tappan, Ill.
Tie Statesman thus comments upon TIE result:
"In the early portion of the day cod drsnching
rain fell over the entire State, and ell lie hours were
of the most unpleasant possible character for the
vertaYy election. The Republicans undoubtedly 3us-
tared loss Of several hundred votes through this
cause ard by that and the most extraordinary eker
tons Oh the part Of the Democrats 10 order to carry
tie Fret tho Secord Congressional Districts the
majority for Governor has been reduced 10 a figure
below that for Governor in 1858 and the
msiori.ies Tor Members Of Congress in the three Dis
hicts will be less than 10 March, 1851. Never since
the existence Of the State an iodepeGden. momber
OF the Union, were such extraordinary e1ertions put
forth in behalf OF candidates for Cong ess 10 labor
ard money "a in the Frat and Second Districts.
Money in the utmost abundance freely distributed
in the before mentioned Congressional Districts, and
al the machinery put in motion 10 an election
caIvsss has had full Iay. through which TO deiest
MessIs Marston and Tsppau. Bot thanks to the &C.
termr stion Of the gallant bicans Of New Hsmp-
shire the purpeses Of the democratic party have
been sgnsly defeated ana the Republicans Eerge in
triumph from one OF the most important election COO
cts Of the last four years Oar banner YET waves ia
perfect triumph over the State
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKEr-Ihe Brokers Cirou-
lar 6 Is tte sales Of the week 81 400 bAeL OF which ~
psle, were taken by specuiao and zoo bale, BY eSprt
The soyice. from Amsa coupled VIII the w..e r 'sao5 H.
ties Of UPLAND sut one
Fts,S Ssns % bales, Of which so were on
for s' g. Y, Il al i 20 aoss Fs do
MiGdani ID itpaDd F.ir "a DO Mi'lns IL Cd Stock
s.ms circulars ss, good Orleans 10 nonnaly IN
char geo, ard commands full prices =, -. -
STAR OF TRADE.-Advioes from Manchester are
unvoabe The malset dull o~as to the prevalent var
IWfErooL BREaDsTUrFs .MARKEr. - Messrs.
Rclsd.on Spence Co quote Flour dull, and French lots
freely oaer.e reduced rate. Of Gla Ma very ao
southern 10 dlOs Com dull ans foE both Mixed and
IwfRPooI Provision MARKEr.-Messrs. Biglsnd,
Gbya Co. Richsrcs,p Spence Co. James HolenIy snd
quote Beef tar but quiet In ;onis Gaze. AZ sas
uuhApsed Choice had sod tor Cheese slightly advanced
c. al ,ers Tslow SOW sf,sle at unster.a price, ~.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-The Brokers Or
cui.r quotes. Ash. quiet, for POs aud q fsr
Psssl,. sOs,r dun bot 'a1y Coass fro ke a1a s,,i
ior uddrs 70 fair Qaersition Bsk-PhisdePhs B.in
mere Cloverseea qgists IS re2 rtao;hy.eed a,,gs
at sbt adyaIcs ard sci 50 ass Fish OILS sensray
unchsnsss firm at oGS iei eonmon on the 'S .ne
svs 500 1. 9l' fer eDs spun, rqrRs hr@
LoNDos Manufacturing Bro: quote BREAD
gu ,s :s iHSH :e, ccyrTr Man f A' T arn
Common psou, lid RICE quis: I.kL9" s'Tsy
Rn.,6, % ~, 5 LsssEp on - Sse sFrkM on
assaaTO sPIkTs TvSFINTNr nrp ana pea :. =. ~,
Colonial Wool s,les commenceo qNie'9' e-N f''N "
HAVE MGGkET for the week ending heb. - :,
TAe CorroS mA-Aet opened buoysnt and closed hi 'a.
The v,k es k.es New ORLEANS Tres Ordnsrs lVii oocs
in port 1890 The stvicts nom the manuscans ~
e;s for the week Ge soraele. BKEADSIVIts ou1, e.'
s.sdy AsHEs firm quiet OlLs very hrrn Co ZEE g-es
"a .5i for old AID .s0oT t1t hs
SUGAR quiet a. uonnal. LAsn dali WHALssoSE tnASa'e
~ urchsreec IN price
LoNDoS MosTI MARKrT.--London. Friday Even;
Toe Money slightly easier owing q tie
atm obty Coz sos closed 81 dsoi r bon
The BClo5 10 Bsak Ct EEslaaa mas SfeasS
gas 100 since tie last weekly state neni
LkTEsT.
LnNpox Saturday pooB--Cz1ot SS,dS4 tot uossf ana
sjtdGSi fog secOslt. elotr tim.
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FROM ALBANY.

From Our Own Correspondent
ALBANY, THURSDAY March 10, 1859.
Senator AMEs, from the Committee on Com
merce and Navigation, TO whom the bill for the
sale of the West Washington Market was referred,
reported tie bill fayorably this morning with some
amendments. The bill, as it now stands, requires
tie Attorney General to push TO speedy determl-
nation the question now before the Supreme Court
of this State, rs to the title Of this property. II
the title shall BE- adjudged to be in the State then
il ia made the duty Of the State Engineer to cause
survey and appraisal of the property to be made,
and 70 sell the same al public auction. The lease
of this property, which expire, in April next Is
not 10 be renewed. The section of the origlnsl
bill spprOpratiBg the avalls OF the property 10 me
completion Of the canals has been srleAen out MI
ELY from a Select Commute 10 whom was re-
ported the memorial Of the Common Council ofthe
Ci,y Of New-York, asking the Legislature TO con
firm the title of tie property 10 question to the Cly
of New.York, reported for the consideration oil The
Senate bill in compliance with the request OF Inc
menOrialists. MIR Ely also presented 81 ela6o-
rate report
Mr.. ELY. also from the Select Committee to
whom was referred the memorial OF the Croton
Board reported in writing and by bill II favor OF
paving 10 the CrCtcn Aqueduct Department %, i52
FOR the water used in the Sing Sing Prison durlng
the past two years.
The same Senstor also presented bill inc reaslns
the CONDENSATION for publishing legal notices IN
newspapers from so cents per folio of 100 words
for the irst Insertion and 90 cents for each suose
ouent insertion, 10 - cents for the fret insertion
aud 80 cent. for each subsequent insertion.
MIR. LAFIIN reported 4 bill TO amend the charter
Of the Peoples College so that seven OF the tru''
tee. shall her, after form quorum for the Trans
action Of BUSH ess. Tbe bill also confirms TIE acfs
heretofore transacted by the Board OF Trustees al
which , c,otum Of Is w,s not prcsea!, ba' AZ
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fBy Telegraph. ]
10y TeIttraPu'I
SENATE. March IO, 1883.

SEEATE......ALBAsr. March III, 1883.
Mr.. AMES reported, for TIE consideration OF the
Senate bill 10 authorize the sale of the Washington
Market property the ayas to 60 for the benefit OF the
general iuLd OF the State.
Mr. ELY aao introduced a bin from the Select Com
mittee of which he is Chairman confirming the title
Of the property above referred TO i'll the Commissioners
" Mr.. Ely spo,ied fsvorabfy the bill to pay the
Croton Aqueduc, Department 81 go per year for the
water used by the Sing Sing prison for two years paat
Dir. ELY Introduced bll the same as the House
blu raising tie rates OF legal advertising.
The New York Public Health bill was recommittej,
aud made TIE special order for Tuesday next.
The following bills we're reported fayorablj TO eS-
teLd the Exemption Laws; TO allow Notar es Public
TO oct as Commissioners Of Deeds These have a.
ready passed The Assembly.
Mr.. o. b. WHEELER presented the testimony
taken before his Investigating Committee. Lsid on
the table.
Tie Canal Appropriation biz was then taken up,
and debated at length.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie bills 10 provide for the payment OF the deh-
cheney in tie of he City Of Brooklyn, and to
ameId the charter of the Peoples College, were or
doTed TO s third reading.
Mr. PRATT gave notice of bill to incorporate the
South Pacific Amfr ican Steamship Company, an OPP
position American lire to the British line between
Panama Valparaiso, &C., connecting with the A'piE-
wall line.
Mr.. MATTER presented the minority report
against any Registry law, on the ground that II was
NJ consttutlObal ana oppressive lhs fePot' quV'co
literally from exGov. Stewards suppressed veto, ana
Gov. ClaTk's veto, in support OF his position
Tie Senate then resumed the consideration OF the
resolution declaring that q vacancy exists IN Mr..
Vaudeville seat.
Mr.. OWEN made an able argument against the
opinion Ct the Attorney Central, holding that under
csuse il the Constitution Mr. MsudevLe had, by &C.
cepiiug biz appointment as Post Master AMI entering
90 the duties Of bis cf,e clearly forfeited his sest
He declared it his Divens opinion that the Attor
ney-Gebtral must have huniedly wTitteD, ana
wifhou: duly ccneiierrg the case. lie accused the
Democrats of throwing actiou opposition IN the way
Of fIal decision on this case.
Mr.. SPINOLA replied warmly in defense Of the
sction OF the ntOrity, aud declared that Mr.. Owen
hsdtakep bs &C AZ AZ te commencement OF the session
with pTejudces against Mf. Vaudeville, and that he
had not lost those rrejudices yet.
Mr. NOXON spoke forciby in support OF the reso'
luton.
The Senate, wthou. taking the question, adjourned
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLLEGE o.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

very large audience assembled last evening. -
the Rev Dr. PaIkefs Church at tie corner OF FoertA
avenue and street. to participate ths
exercises of the Graduating Glass Of the above College.
The Faculty OF the College consists OF Dts. A. II.
stephens. coward Deladeld, John Torrey, J. n.
Smith, Robert Watts, willard Parker, Z. X. Ginss.
A. Clark j. c. Dalton AID S. 81. John.
The ceremonies Of the evening opened with prayer
by the PASTOR of the church. Prof. warts then
read the following let of graduates sbich he recon-
nerded for the degree Of Doctor IF Medicine;
A M sea-seI. CITY s.L Alel,nd,s s. g. s.T, r;St
Re- 1S..e S,. coanSy " safd,I yscasi
Cows, Ss f?eis::s Ss;s , i
Ed.Mc o. A.B, M.'..chg.ett. DOdse sephsn, d.os,.I
ss T 6 e. D. yo Ss''ia ''"s S~s
Ticu,. =, korh 6nslna' H,adsO, Mss.sd,I CO, ..
s:% y.%s h hsss M New as
.srsss i E3. h' vsSs ' Eias. Co. Gas Dss
B. o,.esO LossiGy Ges,ss w. a'w; rG 9as Gag:
Mciroy samuel Paul KRIS. Coan,y Y NcL.sa John v.
SsI@'ss' ts USs sosy Hem, n' o.
cS,s. .,J-n,y o.SeIns, Jo.:Ih 3, Eer J,n.J g.
Rses.n. Count coaDsy W. rsrts 1o;s' T. Mas
Isay cR;S.ss o.-1y .s s,s: yu; s,s;
jaime. r. s....obv.st,. Robinson. yeha ooaa'c,isses
h., Gse: k's Yer. o n sA p M..ss. ser:
stons Robert New YoIl CITY sutton, Geo l., 81 ~
Lawrence cGCS,, y,s red,s M. caS. S.D D;
New. Jersss ! Van r. per s. NewJsssyi Weeks Wtiisn
IL. Nova scotia; Weir Robert ~. A NJ, New fofk Guys
Wpkln,ou James Richmond County, N WLlots. ADtrsS
NewYoIk City Wilsou A. Duncso, Kings County r.
Wiitsr, Ouin j., CoEnectleuti Waite Joseph n Onees
County Ny.
Dr.. EDWARD DELAFIKLD, the President Of Cole 20,
delivered the oath TO the class charging them al the
same tine to pursue their studies in the pshs viii N
bad been pointed out 10 them to endeavor as far 20
possible TO carry out their aims 10 pursuing tho soi
epce TO It's utmost depths. lie assored them that
cess would ward them n due time for the prvatiess
they would be compelled TO undergo In their early
Cs!eeIe.
PrOfSsITH then ssksd the permission Of the Fscalty
10 oliver The two prizes to the two successful oandi-
dates lie stated thst it fluid svery difiicalt task
70 decide pho entitled TO tue rewards. That
the Iheses presented 10 them by the graduaes were
all OF very superior order. After severe l,ber ed
con GRAFTON they bad decided To award to Robert y.
Weir CT the City Of NswYerk thu first prize OF go,
and the second TO George w. MoCute OF Indiana. o
graduate of the Free Academy Of this city.
lie spoke OF the difficulties the yOuog pnysicaa baA
10 contend with Def re he received his share OF
"plactice" Of the want Of co fience in the pubic
mind; of the effects worked upon the public by emp'r-
ice ard charlsars Incisp doctors and bomeops ths.
lie pictured the most glowing colors the ostruotsa
they had received at the balos Of the Faculty vt the
College ard ended bs wishing them all tho psosi erst9
they coald desire. Hs was warmly applaudsd q. tN
c,Oss.
Ace, so,ne remarks by DR. A II. STYvESs. tho au-
ence dispersed, highly pleased with their eyes-
ug's entertainment.