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DIED.

On 2sth inst. n Lower Winusvllle, county of
BETTY wife of Dr.. Philip J. Winn.-
Her death will be long and sincerely lsmen ted by
! large family Of devoted relatives
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CPRINa AND SUMMER STOCK COM.

CPRING AND SUMMER STOCK COM.
- PLETE.-The subscribers can now show full
stock of Fancy and Black Cashmere, Alpaca,
DrAp d Etc. " bite and Fancy Linen suits which
cellsd in tins market. FURNISHING GOODS
We call partieulsr attention to new; desirable.
al the fashionable styles Of the most approved
manufacture, and warranted to ht. Our Shirts
srs maae BY the sans. party that has always sup
lebrity for 6rst- rass Article. Shr,s made to or
dor. sHAFER, HALHEY CO..
Ito MAN 81, late Tupm n 4 Hull
~ al 6oachss in less .haa twenty four hnurs.
y sIs mot Dovdar. but 10 liquid and its etscts
.ii ~ mnss lnstsntaasou.ly and y batter than
i. WAGNER, Dvuggist,
Cosnsr 9th and Droea stsoet1,
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NOTlCE-GRANITE STONE CUT
~ TERS-.A meeting Of your Association
EVENING. June I'd, at o o'clock.
my 3l-2ts l.. MACCABE- Secretary.
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mA. Beautiful
sousP Pk AhR as5 tkth rSJnAhzdTE:S
DOwOsN'S DENTAL FLUIp streets dseay,
restores diseased guns % healthy conditica. no
de 70 the teeth white a. aIahaster. Recommended
by the most celebrated dentists Zoo circular
round each bottle. Price, 80 cents. For salc by
ali druggists. my 81
"A. Why will yOu Suffer 2: DysPePsin is
bnef but comprehensive term for the numerous
diseases which Affect the stomach, liver, and, in
fact, the whole System. Until nk.GkKENK dis.
science had exhausted itself in vain attempts to
cure this disease.
CO., w. PETERSON, J. P. DUVAL. and BY all
other deale ~ in medicines. my 5l-2tWAS
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PATENTS were issued last week to Samuel
Huffman, of Richmond, for an improvement
in sewing machines. Thomas N. Read, of As
pinwall, Va, for an improvement in tobacco
presses, and Jos. J. Vaughan, of Alexandria,
Va, for an improvement in car couplings.
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GENTLE MEMS GAUZE UNnr.-
~ sai9 fS.-LEvY has lust received : tasSe
eurply u The above meutl0ned article, whoa &
u prepared 70 sell 81 - cents Apiece Thoy -
undoubtedly the niosst article Of the kind Tor sam
mer wear. and Also great barxain. Call early
go SIMPLY yosspelf with al yOn may rseuiyo,
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81 BUCK BEER. BUCK RFrp .,
XtN ftes finest quality WIN be drawn .IfHIi
nesday, Thursday, Friday, and Satin uh nus We'd
A, ALE and HAM PAGN i Sinpp
DRAUGHT. tmy O-ltl HALL 4 TttppEEsS,on
- CHEAP GAiTERs.-LADfps co..
H.s Al THIS eeled eaters At @nI Ivy y,
ed Caters. very beet, ONLY 81; Congress- u neg
Gaiters 81 20; Congress Hee ed Gaters nesed
So at WIN ~ ey see,
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RICHMOND PHILHARM ONlC
~ ASSOCIATION. - Regular REHEAR-
on this Thursday evening. at O'Clock. A
special business meeting will also be cid, at which
every member IS particularly requested TO be pre-
sent. Per order Of Jos. q. GKIswoLp, pres't.
my 3i-ltA HENRY HARVEY, Sec'y.
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nA PaSturage for Horses, Mules n
COW S.-The undersigned is prepared to receive
Horses Mules, and Cows, for pasturage. on rea-
sonabe terms, at his farm, in Henrco county,
four miles from the city of Richmond.
JOSIAH ID. SMITH.
B.-For further information. apply to =. ?.
HAYES or EDWIN A. SMITH. my 30-3tS
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'BANk OF ''-Suf-
go hcient of the capital stock of the BANK
OF RICHMOND being subscribed the stockhold-
ers will meet at GODDiN'S HALL for the pur
pose of organiz NJ the 9Th OF June. at II o'crk
The books remain open for further subscription at
the Office Of loHN A: LANCASTER Il Son.
A. WARWICK,
X. w. MCGRCDER,
WIN. CURRIE,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, }Cumm'rS
EDWIN WORTHAM, -
r. J. BARKSDALE,
JOHN BOOKER.
my 8-t6thJe
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

LOST AND STRAYED.
i OsT-On the 26th inst, on Weslham Plank
ESAf fApERs Sf they s S sssss
book Will give !ibsGs reward f., them 4 left
my 81 1T A free man of color.
WILL give reward Of So 50 for their return to r.
streets. EDWARD GEORGE,
my 81 ~N* A tree man of color.
50 STkAYED OR STOLEN-On FRI
siy 81 M1y m sask 10 as Mamie wss
Of ina" [ will pay LIBERAL reward for any in
formation that will enable me tS get ne, sI assn
my sl-2t' Corner Nam and Ath SITS.
aM sTKAYED AN Y-on Tuesday,
EA%" the goth INST, COW. Her head, breast
Wni,e and the end is cut off. | will pay a reward
'V my VS. sl" -e'''' NAM sho SA1 s Sir
ferson streets. The owner may !''a set the Coat
b. aoply.ng al. the Tredsgar Works, on describing
1t ana paying Tor this advertisement.
MN STkAYED- From my residence ION
TA" 18th street, between Broad and Marshall,
ap"ut the head and eek. Will pay suitable
re %S q tor or her delivery to me- w II cox
~ me Jun size Bay H0Rs i. with saddle and
- bride. a liberal reward will be pad for
ms mS S:v:ss to s on Governor J ssEse B. SMITH
u store and 10Th St, a iady's BF EAsTPiN: con
IA tan nn n Two dssuerreotype kenesses. The hnder
office. or over VIM. Taylor's store. my al-lts
~ small red COW, with white 'D stripe 1nus
and some white on her, legs and belly. She has
short horns ore of which shorter the other,
with calf--I expect she has calf by this time A
suitable reward will be paid for her deivery to
my 80 81 JNO. B. COLIN.
n STRAYED-- ON Monday, the 18th inst
JSQa BLACK HORSE, without bride or sad
and four white feet. A liberal reward viii be
s my Sy returning him to Fr sAkRArTA
| osr-on Friday last. q cold ,BkEASTr,N,
The finder will be be, rewarded by leaving it at No.
2ts Man street re- They were in small round pa
Il I.ady's HAIR BRACELET, with handsome
carved clasp. with lace for miniature: The finder
s Ss ssss e mxBLsToN S' D BEo No.
100 Main street. my3 O-2t
$500 REV ARD. Lost, on Friday, 9Th,
ACE OF MONEY, containing about, s2.soo The
Snsy w" at asHyf FS b ss the
this office, to the subscriber at White Sulphur
spd y zs-s Ha' and no questions HTk1S mccAry
I OST-A LETTER, from Rogersvlle Tenn,
II containing Jas. SlamOn's negotiable note at
SIX months, frem Dec. 7th, 49, for Sl52 81, paya
BILE The finder requested to retp rn the
note to lis, pa, nent having been stopped.
CLARkSON h ANDERSON,
M 2--ts No. los Main st. Richmond Va
~ STRAYED OEF-About two weeks
M ago, large black HORSE Nj UI.r-ro roach
name and tall marks reoOi,ected ex-
6.cept a white spot in the mano will paw
reward of SIS for his delivery at nv
residence. on Church Hill, at my Office on llth
street. near Mayo's bridge
my 25-ts c.. Is. LIPSCOMB
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MA Manchester Work. ~ desire the resi-.
dents of Manchester to know that they can have
FL tNiTURE REPAIRED or MADE TO OR
and all kinds of work done, at the '.Old Castle"
on the corner, in rear of Mr.: Perdue's store.
my 2S-6t" BENJAMIN SEVER.
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b. New Lace Nantes. ..We have this
mofnin az some additional bargains in new styles
LACE WRAPPINGS to offer all of them bought
the last few days IN New York at great deouc-
ton of prices. All IN want of something rich and
cheap in that way, will have to call soon before
thew all go. J. MlLLHiSER BRO,
NV 29-3t 1913 Broad street.
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f'sts'i' !: .s,A.
WHITE MARsElLtEs q 'Gf 1fTs. all
FINE '! 9;SS;EaTes sHEEr1ses and PILLOW
s sqH bas1 asf RA PAnAsE ssa
DAMAs1k + q sa 4 ayckABAck rowELLlNc and
LACE j MEFk[N; oAMAsk and BRocATEL
Fine imported FL RNlTUKE cHiNTZ.
White T II SGlf5fs f!sn and Figured fohNi
rANe spa BIZ EoDIss fRrr NAPKINS
rich ITCH 'i LACE ''BURNoN's MANTILLAs. new
aEREgSk EsLS of sf Mantle. and Dresses
And all KIND: !tssH especially
COTTON OzNAbURGs' White Plaid and
f. s be VtRY d ;as a1fe all month
81 nv a"s so.ets ." INV WATKINS l. FIcKLEN.
A New Stationery. &c.zJnst opened DO TO-
w xaSeh' Will Be- sold rpa
CAP, LETTER, COMM EKCIAL, NOTE and
BUFF and WHITE ENVELOPES, Document,
Letter. Note, Long and Opaque, great varie
DAViD's and ARNOLp's INKS. gallon, half
gallon. quart, pint, &c.
WHfTNEY'S, DRAPER'S and FLAT INK
FABER's and LyBIN,s PENCILS; best quality;
SEALING WAX, BILL and REFERENCE
Quilts, SLATE PENCILS. TAPE, PENCIL
DICE. SCISSORS in cases, THICK BLOTTING
POsT-oFFIcE BOXES, BACK MMoN
BOARDS. &c.
new and full supply Of
LEATHE r and TUCK NJ MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
of all sizes and kinds
| INK-SAND. MUCtLAGE, BONNET BOARDS
ana RUBBER PENCILS.
| Everything new and desirable received as
| as manufactured at
w. EARGRAVE WHITES.
my N-2t lI3 lain street.
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~ . snUIkUE riLL DlVis,vN,

~ " SHOC NUE. HILL DlNINIVN
~ No. 81. s. of T.-BRoTHYRs You are
y requested TO meet at your irll on
Foushee street, between erase AMI
+ Broad this tTHURSDAY) ev-u,ng, A
Ga o'clock, IN order TO unite IN the Contemplated
reception of Most Worthy Patriarch TowS,ryp
and the Representatives To tina Nstonsi L vls 1y
IL is hoped every member will he present 70 par
ticipate on this interesting occasion.
BY order of the w =
my 2I.-it pErEREIEI.n rRlNr z
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,a,oa " WITH c1ac,. Fountain Is nov in o,,-
made from fresh. ripe Fruits W. g. of Straps.
sences. All who are fond Of good r. NO irult es-
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. HUsrINGs COURT JUDGE.

HUSflNGS COURT JUDtiE...
~ With no view to disparaxe any other
candidate, but to prevent disparai cement of Mr..
GRAN r., the writer of this card alludes to a
NOR set abroad, either through ignorance or de-
sign, VIZ: that Mr.. Crane has no chance of cleo
ton" Now, his immediate friends have taken
prepared to declare at least thus much that no
other eLndidnte has better keiih sod Of election,
u so good. This sort of report is an Old election
eerlng eXpedlent. now too shallow to "a all any
thing. While Mr. Crane is the candidate of no
cirque, sect, nor party. he will bo found to be
the choice OF maJorit, of the independent voters
of the city.
Reference, too, has been made to MIR. Cranes
habits. 1t were well If all Of those who do this
had clear right to least stones" But. however
such reference may have. at Zone period, had just
nearly two years past. man has been less liable
to comment than he. ANXIOUS.
my JO-2t
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FRESH BUTTEK.-Famliex supplied with
FRESH Blu rTEk, at all times. Having made
sTranssmsnts with the best nalrymea in New
feel assured that can furnish Butter Inferior to
none. and at a fair price. 1 also receive large
Quantities Ut EGGS DRIED p 4 AC Els and
APPLES, &C., &C.; for sale. wholesale and re-
tail, by ]. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor and Franklin SITS.
p. S.-Receives BUTTER regularly, twice q
week. my 3l-3t
CORNx. BUNlONS, NAILS. WARTS. &c.
~ d. SCHULTZ. whose stay is limited for a
FEW DAYS ONLY. In order to meet appointments
who desire ease and relief from Corns, BuniOns,
Nails without pain or Inconvenience, to apply i'm
mediately. His never erring systsm which has
elected the highest encOmlums from both press
and private individuals, 70 % well known as needs
NO further comments
~ Oadcs. Wall Street Hotel, Wall street.
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l)nAr AMP TEAM tOK SALe.-I wish to
~. ,sansnS hrat rae ests LES Young
V,sh n " nMFoee, SPRING DKAY, in good order.
note sAs"s1 sot ca9n or 1At Nfact0ry
nv NJ. J. Nj. CONRAD.
EAsnu1 Fox SALE MI -. =. -.
vhiss r. MriNE, several superior n Srand. =
srs. and others 'Ae attention Of lamillss retail
N.xta pnT s hs MARTIN CO.. 18th =.
my X--3nif AsH' Creushaw Co.
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WANTED-hverybo body to know that ! have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES az No "a, ain
street, Richmond, where they can find q beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags.
Of eycrv style, at prices az low as they can pc
bOu ght in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail Trunks repaired and Covers made TO
de 23~6m JAMES KNOTS.
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0RAYs. ATTENTION, fa 9sTssss X n
1of the Custom House on lntst TasS
Nj rae bs,nx required by law, hns o. -
3aSse4sed Ter non attsndSnoe. At NJ ia,
u Hres an fRIpAY EvENlNU. Il. I aas,
asolaok suactuAliy ios bassssss OF tnpaa''A
~ uIdsI Of CAPT Ekt.Ys +, seat
myfO. 80 8. W bkANSns -,,.sk,s
NIOTIC 4. -fersons vishins to op Ila..'.h's -.
pot. Railsvsd. Er WssA,aSton city anu k,a eg n
ther North, paust. IN aN easss b y2es s,saSd .
saDs resUssasskte white estaxsA q .w ''sI, a 81
TSris8 wtN g selj "a aSrsied fef * ~. Assal
NJ 0-u !. p. ALAxN' s~e'
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EiNAUs' AMERICAN FERTILIZER.

Owners of poor and worn out land, in the use
of this article can be convinced of the utility of
it in the production of HEAT, CORN and 20
TATOES, as a renovator OF the soil, by certificates
Of three Agricultural Societies and farmers IN
Virginia, Delaware. Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sew For gardens and orchards this PHOSPHATE
cannot be surpassed.
Gail and see samples at my Office, 18th street,
near Cary Iray 17-tsl u. X. PEAKE
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WANTED. We wish TO purch ase thirty to fifty
w tons of CAST SCRAP IRON.
LOWNES Il COOK. 9Th ST., near Main.
N. B. We manufacture Plain and Fancy RA L.
ING. my 20 -2w
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w and WASH for a small family. Good recon-
mendations required, and good wages given. APP
ply to PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
ny U-ts
WANTE D-To hire or purchase, q GOOD
W NURSE, without incumbrance-prefeT puT-
chasing. r. +. MORRISS.
my 50-3t' Corner LIST and Grace SITS.
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:, HEADQ RS co. q. lsr Rio Va =, NJ (.
r Parade at springfield Hall. gu NJ 9,
HypAY, the 3lst ms ant. Al 'eees, ,,,ssts
Qsummer uniform, arms and asS s.ds !. fsss.rs
=, law Abxsniees viii be tined scs"'ai Y ssss
M B,-Altsnd Drill this twEpNhSpA'
ing, Al s o'clock. punctua!.
~ order Of Capt. w Hes t:i . Ia Sesst
INV X~As ,. J. llSnos y. - !.
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WANTED-TO HIRE-A FARM HAND, to
w go TO Albemarc county. Apply to
my 81 A. BODEKER 4 co.
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MANTED-tvcry gentleman who has CLOTH
w ING TO SC0IR, to call and see the beaut.-
full work at KINGS, on 10th street. There it is
that Old C1oth,ag are made to look like new. Go
tn KINGS and fry him. my2 In
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~ Flat and Braided Trimmin. Cord, at
l83I cents per yard. G. BOETTCHER.
my 25-lw IT'S Broad st.
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Is hhds. HAMS and BREASTS;
% bbis. prime LARD:
10 tubs No GOSH EN BUTTER;
Ito boxes DETERSlVE SOAP;
IS boxes prime G. HkESE;
100 boxes CHALK PIPES;
90 bbs. NEWARK CIDER;
Receiving to day. for sale low by
my 28-4t VIM. H. TYLER, 18th street.
" DEFENSIVE SOAP
leo boxes Van Hagen K Mckeone's Oriental De
tersive Soap.-i respectfully call the attention of
the pu bic tn this supe article of Soap knowing
the same to be superior to any other Soap now IN
use. GIVE 10 II trial, and Won Will find you cannot
do without the of 1t. Warranted to i've per
feet Satisfaction. the money viii be refunded
For sale IN quantities 10 suit purchasers. by
my IS lm WM. II. TYLER, 18th street.
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~ ATTENTION, SONS OF TgM.

A.;< nOWITZER BATTERY-Asssmli.
HW&in iuiI uniform, with white pants, si 81
boe4fko clock THIS EVENiNti, ~ tie catrsac-
sASx1Dto the yard of the Mechanics lEs,itcte,G
Sth street
Men without belts need not bring the satres
shrapnel pouches viii be issued 10 them.
BY order of Capt kASpeIPH
my Silt TIL EO. L. MAYO, LIST ssIgt
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City Intelligence.

I'VE GREAr EAsrxRs.-The number Of visitors yesterday
on bctrd the big ship nearly seven thousand. As
The approaches Cor her departure thousands win
anxious her who have put their visit OF until the
last moment but admon'sh al those that IL Is better
once, before the crowd becomes great to be
inconvenient Tho hour announ ell tor her sailing on
her Cape May excursion has been changed from four
three O'Clock, account Of the tide There Is great
demand for tickets but II Is not kcy that more than
thousand will be issued De little guide book has
Just been put board which will be found Indispensable
To viscrs
FIRE IN FORTY SEVENTH SrsEEr.--Petween nine and ten
O'Clock last night Ore broke out in extensive kero
sene oil mandatory, owned and occupied by Charles
Deoi, located in Forty seventh street, North river
Tho building frame, 90 feet by 100. The flames as
cendcd hundred feet In the air The whole Of
the prem destroyed. Lose estimated at 50 900
no Insurance. II seems the proprietor was only manu-
iecturirg about week and tle OF he fire u assign
cd to the lownoss Of the roof, in not allowing the
gas 10 CAPE.
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Il
We have TO report stringent market for money
during the past week, considerable confusion having been
occasoned by the and large failures Ia the hide
and leather trade 20 extent altogether Unprecedented
in that branch OF Consois have NAMED
very steady closing ut s3s 10 - es dividend for &C
count 10th July. Business IN Amer lean securities
tinues very limited Il In confined chiefly ~ moderate
Investments in states stocks And sound railroad bonds
In shares the only demand is for Erie, which wanted
fom l71s 10 Is.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s20,94l ,l57 81, and the balances
81, 029, 800 "A.
The Manufacturers and Merchants Bank has
been admitted TO the Clearing House.
The regular quarterly dividend Of two per cent
by the Brooklyn Central Railroad Company was
this day declared, payable on the 10th of August.
The plnn TO reorganize the Eric road is stated to
be wholly completed. Under il the second mort
gage bondhoders will be required TO take their
pay or extend their bonds. The sheets Of coupons
will all be caliod n.
The transfer books of the New York Central
Railroad will be closed on the 3lst instant, prepa-
ratory to the declaration of the semi-annual divi-
dend, and remain closed until the morning of the
22d day of August.
The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad
for the second week in July were as follows
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PerSOnal IntellfVeuc

The degree ot Doctor of Divinity ODD was conferred
the Rev Samuel Bell, of California, by the Ingham
University Leroy, New York, at its late commencement
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio, and Cant Shannon o.
the mail steamship Africa, stopping at the Aston
House.
Hon. T. 5. Prossen, Of Buffalo; Capt Stone, OF the
steamship Arabia r. Chaplin, Esq, Superintendent o.
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad, Rev. G r. Storm
OF gland, and 8 NJ Bowman, Esq of California, are
stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
". W. Corcoran, Esq, Of Washington, and Mr. Sher
man and wife, OF Hartford, stopping at the Everett
House.
Countess Dc Nous OF Wiesbaden; f. viena, Esq, Sc
cretary Of the Peruvian Legation at Washington; p r.
Ortiz, Esq, md y. C. Legaero, ESD, of Washington
Madame Turnbul and family, 81 Boston; u char dspn
Esq and family, Of Philadelphia; DR.. II. L. Fish AID
d. rhter, Of Connecticut, and Z. Arm lubanos ESQ., Of
cHa' are stopping at tho Clarendon Hotel
70 ,am C. Rivss, late Minister at the French court
: q, ith his family, taken rooms at Newport.
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written distinctly detained hut with something Of the
collegiate swing, aud interesting frum the prscslcn oel
iIs on vins He though, II the law @ solon sere
IN fre ooDaemnlng every xho expressed no OPINION
tock part IN public Affairs, many gentle nsn Mo
ry-ak Of their devotion 70 the Unicn and the No.,
would be carried to execution. fine tribute 70 h.mn,
AS the representative scholar politician, WAS drawn Tue
scholar day has ned enough in the newspaper 'ne pup
lie meeting, the pulpit. IL WAS Wen nono .. A..
Essay Goethe ut weimar," Joseph snippcn, MEAD
Fssa, 1.-THE Nine and Mint" =. ~ Weld, Jamaica
Essay, "Archnedes as an Engineer" c. n Wood
"s sss.v .sase,t Throne IA Europe" s. G. Weber
Essay Oh .Domestic Architecture" C. j. Mills, Cam
bridge ,
nle Grveniy item, but rather quietly delivered by
M ". Turner, Of Philadelphia
Dissertston IN college Life, Rehearsal Of After
Lie" very sensible 1t had the merit of not
ratrg college raak and character colegans apt
40 IN their talk, though they think otherwise 1t
was by a Mr.. Coburn, Of Manchester
Unknown Saints" WAS an essay by W. ~ Adams; wa
IN tone and delivery suggestive OF the maturity OF
older preacher than the author. II WAS cred table
to him
Disquisi,ion 'lccnoclasm in the Netherlands" E
johnson Boston.
'paran entary Manners" contained structures on Our
public mel pnoiic manners, Prcsorey.
Grafton, "Amsrca Aerchants,''- 5. Hood, Lynn.
The valedictory was by Mr. Henry George spaulding
lie title was the Comrg Man IN which NJ sketched
The traits Of character 10 which he would ncite young
men BE paid an eloquent tribute TO the late Theodore
rnrker who, you REMEMBER, was said 10 be-
50 ultra. cnian he shocked the socinians;
which called out some hirses a. well applause. Dr.
Huntington late preacher 70 the University, but who
tired embracing Escopacy, was actionatey alluded
20. Mr. sumner spoken Of ''the favorite OF
Massachusetts, sentiment b.ch also met with sibalent
disse only 10 be dros in vigorous applause
The usual degrees OF A. b A NJ were conferred in
courso, and that of bachelor of laws class Of sixty
graduates Of the Law School Honorary degrees
conferred on Or soger, j. s ENJOY Rev. Thomas
Hill, and others. The degree OF LID was conferred
Jpop Motley, the Historian If the Clutch Republic on
VIM Read, OF pennsy vania; on Dr. Walker, and Lord
Lyons, the British Ambass lor. This Dsttutol
10 have monory OF the Eng Sh lords perhaps
berng the col times A GegIee conferred on
Lord Napier thTc' gears since.
AT the graduates dim ,Mr FELTON,, the President
whose formal inauguration is 10 morrow, Governor
Hanks, Mr. Everett and Judge Hsgas, made brief
speeches. Judge Douglas was quite happy claiming to
be friend Of The family, II not son OF Alma Mater
Tonight the several classes If Alumni have estal
unions IN the city, when will he slng and the fe
lows" OF each class 60 back 10 twenty and be merry
a. ain. will give you full account of the doings here
10 morrow, which will be Of greater interest pr Os
good, VI New York. is tho of the alumni Assoca
on
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pretty fully supplied with goods last season. and ~ pro1a
by ant supplies than she was then tn"
eel s comparatively bare II goods, but until the %"
crops have tine 70 reach the It's merchants are
not likely 10 purchase largely. Looking at the tens one
would think that we're importing too many siks th'
wcoens. Over million Il each IN singe week
hooks large. staple domestic goods hold their own ano
especially those that heavy and suited to the expo
rade while foreign gocds are without change OF npo