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Dyspepsia lad the Dyspepsia 50 badly twas i'm
possible 10 keep any food on my stomach, and be
came so weak as not TO bo able to walk half milC
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect curc.
JAMES N. WOOD.
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B0lRdnce.


f ise lia1c sou composed
the end itile story now being pH2iiell-
ed in the
'Of course
Does the heroine die ist at the ends'
'0f cOurse-dies Of consumption. AZ
ter such symptoms as / have DESCRIBED,
how could she liYe?'
You must make her live. You must
change the catastrophe.
i cannot
Yes, you must; for on your heroines
life depends my daughters
Your daughter's?a
Yes. she has all the various symp-
toms of consumption which you have
described, and watches mOurnfully for
every number of your novel, reading
her own fate in your heFoine's. Now,
if you make your heroine live, my
daughter, whose imagination has been
deeply impressed, will live too
Come, a life to save is a temptation
Not to be resisted
Dumas changed his last chapter His
heroine recovered, and was happy.
About five years afterwards, Dumas
met the marquis at q party.
t'Ah, Dumas9 he exclaimed; Iet me
introduce you to my daughter. She
owes her life to you. There She isl
That fine, handsome woman, who
looks like jeanne dArc?'
Yes. She is married, and has had
four children
And my novel four editiops,' said
Dumas; so we are quits
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The time in which live is but small
moment of this worlds history. It is a
dream of vanity; it is the rapid glance
Of the meteor; it is a flower which every
breath of heaven can wither into decay;
it is tale which as a remembrance
vanishes; it is a day which the silence OF
a long night will darken and oyershad-
Ow. In few years our heads will be
laid in the cold grave, and the green
turf cover US. The children who come
attet US VIII tread upon our gtaYei the.y
will weep for us few days; they viii
remember us for a few years; then our
memory shall disappear fr0m the face
of the earth, and not q tongue shall be
found to recall it. DR. (halDlr
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'' ''- GEO. W. WOODWARD.
HON. LA1IES THOMSON.

Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 28, 1866
1 consider 50 HOohaQds German BitteR3'' valuable
medicine in cases of attacks of Indigestion or Dys-
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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Price Of the Filters, $I.OO per bottle /;
Or, a half dozen for 5000.
Price OF the Tonic, $I.5Oper bottle {;
Or, ~ half dozen for $3.50.
Tho Tonic IS put ItD 5Ib Quart Bottles.
RcoQllcct thatit is Dr. Hollands German Rene
dicsthat are so universally used and hghlyrecom-
mcuded anddO not allow tho druggists.tO inducC you
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There lives "A Family III Dorchester
county, every dark-eyed male member
Of which for the past fifty years has gone
blind at the age OF 20 to p years. Those
with blue eyes escape the terrible afflic-
ton. There is Il tradition about this
singular circumstance which we lay
before our readers as we heard it, Some
sixty years since, so goes the story, u
beautiful black-eyed girl of ~ from some
cause lost her eyesight. Her misfOT-
tune brought penury and want with il.
Being reduced to beggaryr she was wont
to go abroad asking aims. During one of
her journeys she visited the neighbOr-
hood in which resided the ancestors of
those who are now signifies. Instead of
her helpless condition exciting, as it
should have done, feeling of sympa-
thy, she was treated with ridieule
Of the house her evil star had led
her into. Two of the boys,
as a matter of mere deviltry, took her
out, promising 10 conduct her to a place
where plenty awaited. Instead of Civ
ing her a safe conduct, they carried her
into q swamp and left her. Ii is said
that she cried out beseeching them to
put her on the public road, but they
needed not her lamentations. Finding
herself about to be deserted among the
tangled brushwood, she turned her pray
er to a curse, asking her Maker, in her
revengeful anguish, to punish her be-
trayers, by making their offspring for
seven generations as helpless as she
was. 1t is said that she was found dead
in the swamp, having perished from
hunger and cold. This may appear
somewhat romantic, but whether the
traditiOnary part oft be false or true, il
is assuredly a fact that the male of
spring of the family referred to lose
their sight rs indicated. Hundreds Of
persons in Dorchester county viii verify
it. Cambridge Herald.
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DERII.IrN.

There Is no medicine equal TO IIuuhaif. Gcrman
Bittcrs or Tonic in cases Of Debility. They imp1r
tono and vigor to the whole system strengthen 1.e
appetite cause an enjoyment of the food enable ihe
stomach 10 digest it, purify the bo1df @ir- good
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I. O. O. F.

Urbana Lodge, No. 45, meets Friday evenings
Champaign Encampment No. -, meets 2nd
and ith Monday evenings.
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Minneula Tribe, No. 81, meet every Tuesday evening
in third Story Of Viewers huilding-Noriheast col
OF Public Square.
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HON JAWES M WOOD

EX-AIayorOf YYiliamsport, Pennsylvania.
Itakc great pleasure in recommending &" "HOOHaud's
German Tonic TO any ono who may be afflicted wiii
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WUNAS, in order to dress we'll aud
look pretty, should consider two things,
health and beauty.
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There is time when the pulse lies
low in the bosom and beats low in the
veins; when the spirit, which apparent.
ly knows no waking, sleeps in its house
of clay, and, the windows are shut, the
doors hung in invisible Grape of melody;
when we wish the golden sunshine
pitchy darkness, and wish to fancy
clouds where no clouds could be.
This is Il state of sickness where phys
ic may be thrown to the dogs, for we
wish none Of it.
What shall raise the spirit? What
shall make the heart beat music again,
and pulse through the myriad thrOnged
halls in the house Of life ? What shall
make the sun kiss the eastern hills for
us, with all his old awakening gladness,
and the night overflow with moonlight,
love and flowers Love itself is the
greatest stimulant, the most intOxicat-
ing Of all, and performs all these mira
cles, and is Il miracle itself, and is not
i'll the drug store, whatever they say.
The counterfeit is in the market, but the
winged god is not money changer, we
assure you.
Men have tried MANY things, but-still
they ask for stimUlants. Men try to
bury the floating dead of their souls in
IlAC N4LC Supj y-sI tAAC COi lioS AA9So. " {
see their faces in the. bubbles. The in
tOXicatiOn of drink sets the world whirI-
ing again, and the pulse to playing mu-
sic, and the thoughts gallOping, but the
clock only runs down sooner, and an un-
natural stimulant only leaves the house
it filled with the widest revelry, more
silent, more sad, more deserted There
is only one stimulant that never intOxi-
cates-duty. Duty puts clear sky
over every man, into which the sky
lark, happiness, always goes singing
Prcluicc.
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nAPITULAO MAsONRY.

moct Monday evening, on or before each Full Moon.
80 S..CHANCB, NJ. 3. II. p.
KERsEY ROBERTS, 6ccy
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cHIYALRIo MAsoNRY.

Rsucr COmmandcry No. 70, meet on the LIST and
Sd Tuesday evenings Of each month.
JUSTUS s. WILSON; Z. G..
s. 2. TALBOT, Rec.
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nieli aose pngh hle Is 3
GRANGE OF lilttr 1a1l esq.
bounty and blessing IS 1T the d
the royal gifts Of the soul that they haE
worthy thing to live for, to make the
power which we have within us the
Lreath of other mems joy; to fill the at
mosphere which they must stand in,
with brightness which they cannot
create for Themselves BeecHer
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q knew man in Christ above four
teen years ago. whether ia the body,
7 cannot tell or whether out Of the
bodSs 'cam0ttellS God lSnoWeth;l such
sn one caught up 10 the third heav-
en-. qft Itta
nave peen requested by many per
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NllEll SIGHT siS lllQlIHtENAs sLLNlulGAlC sOt
persons in Dorchester county viii verify
/ it, Cambridge Herald.
! knew man IN christ ABOVE lolf-
teen years ago lMhetnef ia tile bodyl
cannot tell, OF Mhetlet OUT OF Ine
Dou9i / cahn0t tel -tsou tSlloMethil such
an qle caught UP TO lAe thHu heilN-
en-. t5t-I tt1tt,
nave Deen eilAesieq by many per-
sons 70 gre y me Ru1iie it's aega.'i
VIII
~ =
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ny ny Tssi.Si i ..''i y -
ilI itt =
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tllgti e12 m tI oiie ''Tu PSlI-
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ba Ta,1aE s6oHlod to baIre GnoT 49,
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Ihei i,'Ce Moie ~ "a lesslou Vi ui
rsr',.' ~ i' 9Lle, fGGIi sru'
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EAAe-S4Ss - fft-tb DLLStt-t tLt lJttLLG OLCf
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bar to 6oT fatberjs house ,S,I,fcL 49,, y
abo,7t tbTea ,0iIo jista,,t T,' III &c mr,'
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tb1 toI-i,,, -
y6ofaVsy VII '-7 Nv i'O''- 80 In : L.
"il'''G q
Ol Iues9ay she Degan 10 speak III u
iOW t0AS VI VOICE, anu IoL naIL aH lour
told OF tile scenes OF anoChef WorId, al
yer WIIIeIi WI C 81 sue spoke oi haylnS Oee1 con-
u1'CteOl " @ .uG Pi1Ge VI SUNS H&u HeaIu
IlleLI 9ttIllilSs ol uesPair' anu UngH con
uucteu 10 tile SttIe57 OI heaven; Her ae-
scrlpIi.o1Il Vi WlltC sLe saw anu HeilIG was
~ HIvIu anu Ir;tnspoItlH9 SLitsC tne large
company WepG IreeIy; ohe spoke OF
LitO3e I.3 WHoIl 9ile udOl hLONn WHO 4tG
uleuJ anu were LecOSuIHeu ~ glory, eau
III shLllhS IalInenti WIN unknown
names Oh IleIf IoFeheaus' ohe ctIIeu
them over by name, one attef another,
lncludlnS lhe names OF an the cnlidren
She hau Known VINO llau uleG; WIN all
those tokens oI surprise ana delight that
atIeh9 an actual greeLInS OI IOnS-aOsent
IFienus:
Inc HrsL Oh WnOm she spoke were TWO
ministers m one was the ReV. a. ID.
Thomas, oil the Presbyterian Church,
once the pastor OF the church at Salts
burg, but VINO some years before had
resigned his charge for another i'll Ohio, /
He was not known to any present as de-
ceased, but upon inquiry it was found
that he had died a few days before. Of
this event neither Miss Taylor nor any
member Of her fathers family had
heard.
Persons were recognized there whom
she did not expect to see, while Others
LOT "hoIll She inquired she was informed
were not among that number. Many
Other thinSS concerning another world
were written 4oWnr ana are lying before
me, expressed Ill language most beaui- |
Itll ana appropriate, DuG WHICH, II gwen,
would trespass upon the columns OF your
paper
Many eNpedIents were used to restore
her to consciousness, among which were /
singing and animated rengI0us services, |
Out all WITHOUT the desired G1eCt. On /
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ERIE RAILWAY.

Tie Fiiis & n. York Express runs uail}- an ol
irains daily Sundays excepted
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RATES OF ADvEHr1s1Na.
Adverti.ements Vii be inserled at be-
MUSIC.

Local Notices, per line
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YOuNe AMERICA FIRE CO., MOI.

Meet first Wednesday evening in each month a
their Halrover Lem. Weavers Hardware Store.
L. c. HOVEY, Pres't.
JAMES MURPHY, Sec'y.
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MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., No.2.
Meet second Tuesday evening in each month";
their Hall in rear Of Court House.
HORACE HAPPERSETT, Secy.
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COUNTY
ToKN9HLP
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r,oBsfal,lcs JCJouc5
1O'7'SatS Jacob zombro, VIM wharton Il Roach.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

"
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Anglia Cuba and wisc. su hence bolnd , Il , ,s- asS
p., s'iSiiG q sds,H9 rn1ie1 2.9is.; lI T'" 'D''
"a % LIZ and n,s. 5 Henderson Bros Jss MAD moie we',sr
yh mach fey tan9g ,be ras.ago ypls Is' - "''''
''s ssS Drso JoSEson PoSas ~d'e aud pas1 ~ "
steamship vouneer Hove Philadelphia with mise I" h''''''
Bar, MJc Dyer pn. c,be asy. sit .ysr ,s,s % Sris ~.
,. yss 70 % s 's 2 . ssrg ss 'la Ea s hee for
aoli,na Maset for hewSf nefi ~ & 4, In aaSs
Euea for pr Of ilaietse 20 dsy - g. E e" e. s nes s %
r 2 Yoogg healG g Phiie,ss1i 'ei M1so ss IS Dan.
& g, s. Gag Hs @ % 1T o2 sscs h KEN l. srs % saDSy @
Bii s,r,h Knqsturv (o Boston,, rer nnus 10 daJ. sa
Dk fremont (of Bosor) Carlisle Nov'e9 81 cas e. ' hs, s
with q viz 3 and cal The eni.rs pa 'ss , ,.., Wa.
,o1e :. ts Sott b Gan, coel WIN load iO' o'se"'
s, spe,, or Nn Ys,9s Tss q Ssr' S,,. c,S ~, =.
TS,s R,,s. siE ,s w. ,a ards n'1 Sn ' lr.
,ce mst Psc G5rai;r 10y % nj r hai fae g.',ls,
BI' ErTo :, sos 90 1 P IA. DE %ser With & ,oa
nelado to Fsaos riseier ycsse walh, Ped Wsy
Brig Geo 9 BpI5saP % & o r 70 s.vess scas
1d @siertte ysor ,o 'te Sent. eo.I, p ,1s' 5 m & @
se Aa Gl De Iao TsT9gea d,y h "a .s % - s1I ss,
ysla y1, to For'1 hy' Co r''' '''''''' ' 80 ''
S pr,rl J,uo.on of f2ocsll, Jue Bruaswes. Co. sd.y.
Fer < Na2 s cSoes Go5 D.nks ash to Cfo'fs
sShr. s,rah EIsbea morroe Portland, c.
SER. Heser Da7i, Por,clesier Gr i:lals'toort
Scir. ofsaJo smith Pe1rs Pocss.'er o BIZ, sspoa
scsr. LA A. 'aIg aIis I Fr,ig,o & 20 o' n hli1
selr. u. W. Dc1eiet, Cass' Pow enc, or Eh15sh7'rt
sclr Harriet sarah ra'c.c5, Eey.iiayen
Sclr. Convoy French. Spree iicrf
Fcir r Wiiis.i. Rueci. Po.tsaJ. G..
Shr Fvng arrow Curtis MssAi'i. VIII b lumber mater
schr. Calvin CLARK. wetort. Me- vim luwher % water
Scr imsrine Psakn With lam1es 10 ohase. TsS cs
se,1 J bH PIC. @ Pree RE Igo9n On cqye ,si,,,
sSI sslr .a t1'T ~ FIsn2e P1T,s k; ssn Sao nS.''
solr Henry, Brooks sas lsror
Schr Bssey Handy Rockpari, Me -
scr Ghre wossey P'Ls- o.ors' % D. O '' Ss"iI'T'"
scir. Adlie T. Campbell Dclnso1 GeoT5rovu D. q
BELOW.
Ship ArrI. Ri-a7 f ylrrosh n 81 Cirn Newport Ras % ays
with p, non ,yl inefer Wss bolci IJ at IL ID.
lon" 81 ~ by Iioi boat WIN. II. hsr naal. No q
Bark ~ O.. H-ae Rotterdam itT q. VITA nlse 20 O3t~
a L1rs a. 60 VII was T5 s iaae . IN ''' Il 10 10" % P"
Fal ssrh yarmouth \ 81 Garl-,r csris,nyss
~ 90 ioa' S 3D. by bot 6o't wrsa No. H.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0roS June 2sArve bHgs la'o Carver from Caniens hSi
PoRTRFsy MoSRoz June 2-Pasrd for Baltmo ship Pat
brig Francs Jane fr oi 6rg. Syele roT fStiS eo
York; 3 w snow, p Perkins H. H. hcoe ani " o.
smerre Cork ship Garnet for Hage and brs Alice Abbott fs
Lye-FpoL s., 90 -, -, p.. , Y,,.~.
and cbrs A. Reed from NewYort and H. O. L from RAppahAa
mock saeI schr. J. D. CLARK. fr hatephia
SPOKEN.
ssp Ei,,beh Yco from Pensacola r H,vre H. OF cf,
sSp Ae1lper Maan from Liverpool for SawYoFi. June % ht
Bs Tro,iss Rogers hence for Barbados 81 days out juno H
schr virginia for NswYors miles NORTH aui 70 mss west %
Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

3EAUTY OF TIE CITY-sKETCH OF TIE UNlVER-
sITY-FEMALE srUDENTS-HOMEOPATHY IN
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE-SERMON BEFORE
THE GRADUATING CLASS.
ANN ARBoR, June 27.-Ann ArbOr is only Al
Gears old with population OF 10000 souls, but is
,ue Of the most dell ghtful Of college towns. Hills abun-
lantly wooded and az this time luxuriant in foliage,
e on all sides from the little River Huron, upon which
the Detroit Observatory looks down from the highest
limits Of the city The buildings of the State University
the observatory alone excepted-are upon Uni
geIsity-aye, about a mile from the Michigan
Central Railway Station, resembling very much In
SITUATION a. they DO In architecture, the State Uniyer
H'y Of Vermont Burlington. public spirit has
Oeen developed within year two which Is enabling
lhe dweers III beautiful homes here 10 compare conf
denty Their sireeta and avenues with the most VEN
cradle ewEngland town. University-aye., which
ee'ehes past the 10 res Of the college campus, is
glo~lhs into grand boulevard, 200 feet wide.
tAe UDyerstyH an institution entirely outside Of
went lands through the State autboriiies IL is under
e control OF Board OF Regents elected by the people.
W class was formed In s4l, under the Rev George
80 commencement was held In 1913 under the di-
ION OF the Hon. John d. Pierce then State
Uniysr,tgP superintendent OF Public Instruction. The
New.YorSsl 0aYs, 70 the State University Of
for lis Achiean Is largely indebted 10 that State
nan n, ~ settlers, and has aways been favorite
an Odd nniugs OF IL University he rue An ia
prc'sate boI lhat the latest University IN me EN-
mttIsty, not only fcr r,y V} I %Plea ~ % 70 Mlchgan
Ue{ RftlaHy iof ~ h0aored Presdent t
Ter or rank M aat Ind sort Of university charac,
tia ip tiis State. a9i ~ se'Jial @ o ihe union
t.e a't st seoa aAdOued l,la,, ~ '"t tt, wy
'1'" u e.aGded University under a
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

journed until November at which time the regular
nnal meetings will hereafter be held. a--
The annual Commencement exercises or the seminary
took place to-day Large numbers OF distinguished cer.
gymen and citizens from yari0us parts of the United
States and Canada were present among them the Right
Rev. Bishop Ryan Of Buffalo Senator Fenton, and the
Hon Richard Crowley United states District-Attorney
UNION CoLLEGE-A NEW PRESIDENT.
SCHENECTADY, June 29.-At a meeting OF the
trustees Of Union College. last evening. the Rev. T. N
Potter d. d. of Troy, was unanimously elected Presi-
dent, vice Dr. Aiken resigned The Commencement ex-
ercises took place to-day terminating this evening with
grand reception at Union Hail. The faculty conferred
the following honorary degrees to-day:
a. B,-Dr. Noettine, selins Grove, Ponn
A. M-Prof. Albert Chester, Hamilton College. Ashbcl
Shepard. Milwaukee Wis; John A. Osborn. NewYorG
Ph. D;-Danie B. Hagcr Principal State Normal
=, d. D-The Rev. Edmond H. Sears. wayland. Mass;
Charles II. Taylor. Leroy; the Rev. George II. Walsh
Troy, ~ y; the Rev. william c. Roberts, Elizabeth, N
J'i the Rey. William Smart, Albany, N. y.
LII. D.-Tho Hon. sydney Breose Carlysle, H., Chief
Justice Supreme Court Illinois.
BATES COLLEGE.
LEWISTON, Me-, June 2S.-i he Commencement
exercises Of Bates College took place to-day The degree
Of NJ was conferred Sidney Perham, the Governor
OF this State
ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.
ROCHESTER,, June 29.-The Commencement Of
the University Of Rochester closed to-day with the
cises Of the Graduating Class The attendance has
larger than usual and the exercises OF higher order OF
excellence. The degree of IL d. conferred Henry
Durant OF California and Prof stephen H. Carpenter Of
Wisconsin; d. D.. on the Rev. d. D. Marshall Of Buffalo,
At the Commencomont dinner, 1t was announced that
the Hon. Hiram Sibley Of Rochester had pledged himself
70 erect building for the library and cabinets OF the
University at a cost Of not less than $1,000 The alumni
also pledged 900 to the use OF the University.
LEwISBURG UNIVERSITY.
LEwIsBURG, Penn, June 23.-The Commence
ment exercises OF this University took place yesterday
TIC attendance was very large The Graduating Glass
numbered 40.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE STATE or TRADE


ST Lor 23Coon uominay lower az l3Ol9c F0nr du
ami unchanged on local demand Suleduo White al - 90
Treble t60s6 90 vte, freri dongi SAM le los Of
No Red Winter od 81 % Strictly Prime Choice
White 81 %. Corn saie better MiIe track at 5l
Sic White 54d5j Mixed and Sacked 505c Oats quiet and
weak; SOC On track sacked Rye fm az 8id5jo Whisky esdy
AZ Ole Tobacco steady Hemp GEor Begging unchanged PORK
Avspcng ieuy; IS IS So Bacon Shout
ders 83q9c lard nominal Live Hog, ady at 30 81
H@4 Cats-Ony local demand; sales asa 60 Receipts
1000 bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat 800 bush Corn, and 75o
busl 300 bush. Rye
CiEygLASD jane 2-Four steady moderate demsId Wheat
In flr demand 1900 bush No Red Winter
AT 81 Al; No. hei 81 steady with moderate demand
Al 62 o Is drl No. le j]c. Crude Petroleum
quiet at IS - 6 Refnei 6rmcr at 2+c.
fmwArKEE June 28-Folr dull unchanged Wheat steady
With moderate demand No az 81 23i; No 42t. Oats fair
demaud No 48lc Corn seay with moderate
dnlnd No Mixed 5lc Rye dl and market unsettled No at
c Barley nominal Wheat Builo SIC OssesO, &C.
Reeps-2OO0 hbs Flour nl Is con buh heat sApments-oOOO
bhls Flour and 81 } bush. Wheat
WIialy0roy n G. jane a. Spirits Turrerns drm AZ i2r
Ron trm at Is for strained; Cor No s. 5 for Extra Pale
nf 10 for Pale Crrde sdy for Yellow Dip ard "a IS for
Virgin.
AUGUSTA Ga closed firm l8ic for Liverpool a1i
he for Neg.fOrk Mlings sales j bales receipts 10 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. FORDHAM.

The twenty-sixth annual Commencement of
ST. Johns College, institution conducted by the
of the Society of Jesus held yesterday in Ford
ham, Westchester County. N. Y. The College grounds
were thronged at early hour by the friends OF the in
stitution, including very large number Of ladies'
Among the Roman Catholic clergy Of this city present
were: Archbishop McCosiey, VicarGenera Stars and
the Rev Fathers McGynn Of ST. stephens Preston OF st.
Ann's BurtseIl of the Church Of the Epiphany and
Donney Of st. Michaes Church On the lawn in front
the College buildings platform had been erected and
guests and patrons Of the institution. On former
years the prizes have been distributed the lawn, but
70 the unpTOptiOus weather yesterday the scene
shifted 10 the chapel The exercises conducted with
few formates and pleasantly varied with music BY the
fessor OF Music, included the following:
Overtme-semranis; Observation-Disclosures John f.
Riley. ChOrus-"The Conspiracy" DiscOurse-Scirntic
Theories, William J. Denis. ChOus-"NOrma COmeth;'
Discourse-Pus X, John \. Wagner Chorus-"NOw IN
JOy; DscOurse-The Past and the Future-Valedic;Ory
Thomas McManus.
At the conclusion Of the exercises the following de-
Grees were conferred by the President the Rev Joseph
Doctor LavsTte Hon Francis Eeran Utica " T. aal the
Master Of Gr-Tbonas j. Rodly B. Troy n VI Alexander Do
Bachelor o. ArChsrlei Denis Sevoresns La John A. Veg
IeI fmGs b s I Jo.epb P fg,5 Tarr9rT "
Leone, Quebec Canada George BebOhs Bagyetyle
" John c. Keyeu detroit Mich john p Rley Washington D.
G. Augustus Gallagher Philadelphia PENN Patrick D. CsnATsn
The Rev. Father Glackmeyer, in the absence OF the
after which the Archbishop made the following awards
accompanying the distribution with few eongaulatory
remarks:
Highest Of the Graduating Clas Charles A. Denis Medal for
Biographical Essay John s. Wagner Proficiency Rhetoric Edmund
A. Chapoon; IN Beleetres John p SweeDey IN tie Csies
Michael MeDermott Priest ConduSen0r Division Morgan
OBnen Edmund 4. Cpo.on Junior Division Thomas Carvl
and H. b. Gilbert Middle Division Peter IuI sni james L. Aspe
Un9erdu,ie DsparlnenRhetoric Michael f. oo Application,
H. A. Cbapoton ~ j. Oen and r. A. Meister Religious Instruction
gchae r. Do0leY and T. u. Ovens; Latin Discourse NJ. T.,
Dooley and VIM Ahearn Latin Poetry T. f. sy AMI NJ j. Quinn
Greek VIM Ahean Michael r. Dooley Bngh Discourse Wa
Abesn and A. Msteii Orloral Analysis, ~ OBren and Wm
French Composition A. Marion and John GleiseT
r. Dooev and NJ OBhen Chemistry T. A. ChapOton and T. T.
Ovens Analytical Geomsty NJ Dooy and T. slsiter Case.
Pro6csncV n X Doherty Application T. T. Higgins aud H. X
Doherty Religions Instructions fJ Hggins ani h heDernot
latin Composon DOhry and Romero; Latin and Greek
Poetry J. B shea AID L. Brueuee English Competition j. G.
MePoue and T. Brugue French Composition H. X Dohery and
p Denis; Hist0rT NJ T. MeDermott and h. r. Denb Aseb IL
T. MeDemo and H. X. DohedY.
At the close OF the exercises Informal reception was
held by the members Of the Faculty their residence