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DETAILS OF THE THIRD BALLOT.
Alabama-Greeley Is.
Arkansas-AdRms2 2, Greeley 10.
California-Greeley u.
Connecticut-Adamsl Il.
DelaWare-Trumbu16 o.
Florida--Adams 8.
Cieorgia-Brown 2, Adams ., Greeley Is.
ulinois-Trumbull 2l, Davis p.
Indiana-Adams 8, Greeley 8, Trumbull l6.
Iowa-Adams 10, GreeleyS, Trumbull4.
kansaS-Trumbull 10.
Kentucky-Adams 10, Greeley S.
Louisiana-Greeley 2, Adams 4, Trumbuil 8.
Msryiand-Adans 6, Trumbun 8, Greeley 4.
Massachusetts-Adams 2, Trumbull 4.
Michigan-Adams y.
MinneSota-Trumbull 9, Davis /.
Mississippi-Greeley IL, Adams D.
Missouri-Trumbull IL, Greeley u, Adams 5.
Nebrsska.-Greeley l, frumbull5.
Nevada-Greeley ..
New Hampshire Greeley 8.
New Jersey-Greeley Is, Adams o
New York-Greeley IS, Adams 2, Trumbull 9.
North Carolins-Trumbull IA, Greeley 3, Ad-
ans 3.
Ohio-Adams 42, Greeley2.
Oregon-Greeley 9.
IS, Adams 81.
Rhode Island-Adams s.
South Carolina-DaVis II, Trumbull 2.
TenneSSee-AdaIns IL, IrumDull y, Greeley Z
Texas-Greeley l3, Adams 3.
Vermont-Greeley7 Z, Adams l.
Virginia-Davis /, Greeley 4, Trumbun IL.
West Virginia-Adams 8, Greeley 2, Davis 3.
Wisconsin-Greeley 2, Adams IL.
No candidate having received suffi-
cient number of votes, the Secretary was
directed to proceed to the fourth ballot.
The announcement of IllinOis's con-
staney-21 for David Davis and q for
Trumbull-was received with mingled
cheers and marks of derisiOn. Mary
lands vote for Adams, transferring heI
choice from Davis, was received with
cheers. Michigan's entire vote, as
given for Adams, called forth another
hearty cheer. Mississippi's diversion OF
her votes from several candidates to
Adams and Greeley was received with
cheers. Missouri's giving is votes to
Greeley called forth cheers. New York,
whose large vote was always listened to
with interest, detached 4 votes from
Greeley TO Adams, calling forth hearty
cheers from the friends of Adams. Viz
ginia, in giving 16 votes on this ballot tc
Trumbull, caused a suprise-an agree
able one TO the friends of Trumbun. The
last State called on the roll was Wis.
consin; its solid vote of 20 for Adams
was loudly eheered.
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Mississippi-Greeley 8, Adams g.
Missouri-Trumbul II, Greeley lG, Adams 3.
Nebraska--Cireeleyl j, Trumbull 5.
Neyada-3reeley 8.
New Hampshi ire-Greeiey g.
New Jersey-Greeley Is, Adams 5.
New York-Greeley 81, Adams 5,Trumbull !.
North Carolina--Greeley 3, Trnmbull IL.
OhiO-Adams Il, Greeley 2
Oregon-Greeley 9.
Pennsylvania-Trumb q Davis s. Adams
81, Greeley r.
Rhode Island-Adams 8.
South CarOlina-Trumbull 2, Davis II.
Demonstrations H. Trumbull y, Greeley
!.
Texas-Greeley Is, Adams3 ass
Nermont-Greeley 2, Adams l.
Nlrglna-Greeley 4, Adams /, Trumbull 10.
Davis j.
Trumbull /.
Wisconsin-Adams2 %.
lndiana-Adams and Greeley each gained J.
TTumbull lost 2.
Iowa-Adans gained 6, Greeley lost2 2
Maryland-Adams gained 6, Greeley lost 4,
Mississi ippi-Adarns gained from Greeley.
Missour1-Greeley gained 3from Adams.
New fork-AdaIns gained 3, Greeley lost 2.
North Carolina-Trumbun gained from
Adams.
Pennsylvania-Adams and TrumbuH each
gained l, Greeley and Davis each lost !.
IeEnessee-Irumbu bull gained from Greeley,
Adams gained from Trumbuli.
West Nirg1nia-Greeley gained 2.
DEMONSTRATIONS gained from Greeley.
The President announced that as no
candidate had received a majority of all
the votes, the Secretary would proceed
with the
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III EA
HANDSOME RESIDENCES
Poplar sire . t
ar AUCTION.
xrTE viii sell. to the highest bidder, at pub.
w lie seie, upon the the premises,
oN sAThRDAY May I1th

at o'clock pm, under direction OF Rev. DR..
Hines, the owner, that beautiful property next
east OF st. Marys Church, on Poplar street.
The lot Is one hundred feet front on Poplar
street, extending through 10 Alabama street,
and viii be sold in three subdivisions, Of about
80 feet front, on each OF which Is q good two
stored frame dwelling.
s Those who would secure home In this, the
most desirable portion OF the city, can seldom
have the oppOrt unity OF doing so under as
great advantages as on this occasion, the sale
being peren1p ptoryi the property beautiful and
the terms most liberal, to-Wit. 0ne-thlrd IN
cash and the balance extending through i've
years.
The plan OF this property can be sesn AZ our
ONCE until the sale, until which time private
bids viii be considered for the whole OF any
my5 ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT q co.
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OLIVER, F1NNIE & co. mya
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH, NEW YORK.

nHE undersigned is pleased 70 inform his
| friends and the public that his house viii
- -aoTaned on the 18Th day Of June for the
ssasonl The general expressed satisfaction Of
NV numerous visitors last year lead me 70
Jrbarafore no expenses have been saved TO
make tbe sojourn at my house as agreeable as
favor me with their visit are requested to send
orders FOR rooms as soon as possible 70 the
q Arlington House." Fourteenth street, near
apis l. sTINE, Proprietor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. Knights Templar.

NOU are hereby ordered to attend, in
i full dress, a special cOnelave Of Cy-KX
rene COmmandery, NO.4, at Asylum, Ajf/'WN
Front street, this SATURDAY. evening, May
4, al ~ o'clock, for the purpose Of con-
ferring the orders OF the Temple.
Visiting Knights are courteOusly invited.
By command GEO. MELLERSH, j.. G..
I'll. BARCHUs. Recorder. mvf
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DETAILS or THE FOURTH BALLOT.
AlabanQa-Greeley Is.
Administrations 2, Greeley 10.
CalifOTIiia-Greeicy Il
Connecticut-AdaInsl u.
Delsware-Trumbuli6 6.
florida-Adanns 8.
Georgia-Brown ., Adams Q Greeley IS.
Illinois-Davis q, Trumbull y.
Indiana-Greeley 7, Trumbull IA.
Iowa--Adams 10, Greeley 8.
KanSas-Trumbnl 10.
entucky-Adams 10, Greeley ).
I,ouisiana--0reeley 2, Adams 4, Trumbull
Maino-AdamR H.
Maryland-Adarns II, Trumbull 4.
Massaohusetts-Trum 4, Adams Y.
Miehiaan-Adams 2
Minnesofa-Trumbnll Q, Davis I.
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OBITUARY.

FOR. MARKETs SEE FoURTH PAGE.
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Mrs. Rose p. Thompson,
Dress Making, Millinery

Fancy Goods Of all Descriptions,
ChfIdrea's Clothing. Tueking, Braldlng, En-
broidery, etc,
No. 273l Main Street,
Over Singers Sewing Machine Rooms Cos
tunes for Fancy Balls and Parties, Of all de-
scriptions, made to order or rented. on shortest
notice Ny Dress Making Department can
NOT be surpassad TERMS. CASH. aDif
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PICNIC.
PRIVILEGES TO LET.
To the Taxpayers Of the Fifth and Four
teenth Civil Districts Of Shelby County.

WE will extend the time for giving in n
w statement and list of real and personal
property to the 10Th instant.
JOHN SPELLMAN, Assessor Fifth c. D.
]. 7. ELLIOTT, Assessor Fourteenth CD.
Nav !. 1872. N.Y.
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JOHN s. DUNHAM'S

YEAST POWDERS
FOR SALE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
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SEEDS. SEEDS.
FAIR GROUNDS TURNPIKE
COMPANY.

MOSES ]. wicks, samuel Mandsdeld, Eli
vi Rayner, BrunsOn BayIss, william r
Harris. George A. Stovail, Robert B. SnOwden,
JOhu a. Ballentine, William H. Carroll, VIII
liam p. Proudft, John johnson, Ben May, n
cree granting charter TO the Fair Grounds
Turnpike Company OF Shelby County, and all
st1 bscri bers Of stock 70 said company, are re-
quested to meet at No. . Madison street, on
MONDAY, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock, for the
purpose Of organizing the company.
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As commissioners named in the decree
granting charter to the Fair Grounds Turn
pike Company, TO open books for subscription
Of stock 10 said company, We hereby give
notice that we are now ready to take subscrip-
tOns OF stock to said road, and would ask OF
all who are interested in this enterprise 70
come forward at once and subscribe the neces-
sary amount, that the road may be outlt at
once. ". P. DEADRICk.
G. A. STONALL-
W II frARuOTrTs
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There being no choice, the roll was
called the third time, amid great excite
ment. The call of the vote footed:
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FIRST BALLOT.

The first ballot for President was
then taken, with the following result in
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THE NEW MARKET REGULATIONS

Col. Devoe, Superintendent Of Markets, is
sued yesterday the order which alluded In Mon
days TRIBUNE aud has directed II be posted TO-DAY
ia conspicuous places IN the public markets The order
reads follows:
The clerks must be duty byi a. IN. At 1890 they
will DC relieved by tho dopIty clerk, for breakfast a,d
must return by The deputy and assistant clerk
will leave for dinner ~ 1880, and return @ when the
clerks will be relieved from duty except that the clerk
est Washington Market must remain all day ON
Fridays, AID the clerk III Washington Market on Satur-
davs. No excuse for absence viii he received cxccpt
sickness The assistant and deputy clerk must remain
all day, or II necessary, until the market l. ccansed
The fcs ~ young calves commonly called "bub veal -
less than three weeks old. whose dressed weight IN ITO
carcass shall Dc tess than % pounds, any ANNUAL
whose death OccaaOucd by accident or natural
causes diseased meals sour pork. spoiled hams mlsy
pOultry stale Dish ~ any kiihl stale vegetables or any
article which Is uHWnolrsOmc ~ human food, shall DC
seized AMI the tFalsgfcssor suspended.
II any statesmen ur women practice any deceit gch "a
representing their mutton lamb, strong butter as
sweet, spoiled dHd meats good csn they shall
be- fined or suspended.
IL shall he the Gu Of the clerks anime the per-
and ascertain That the articles ~ stand CORE
spUnd 10 those nto.od IN The permit Neglect 10 iuh
tins duty will be- followed by aur ION ion.
1he carTIeJe must NOT b. allowed t. 20 through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
TIE GLASS INQUEST.

Coroner Keenan, held an investigation yes
terday In the Of John Glass, who died in the Park
II ospital from wounds inflicted by James Costello a
waiter IN McEroys coffee and cake saloon No
salst on jan o. Several witnesses oorroborated the
account heretofore published. 1t shown that Glass
entered the saloon ordered something eat, and then
went back into the Kitchen lie told by Costello
tlat customers were allowed 10 enter that rOom and
made q rough reply. ABgrY words follow ed and Glass
declared that Costello thief and ought 10 be in
State Prison. He was told he had served IN State
Prison Tor being red in the killing OF a In the
Sixth Ward, and replied by recalling the waiter num-
her of vile Names ANA declaring that his mother was
an abandoned woman. Costello asked a policeman TO
eject Glass but the officer declined telling him settle
tho matter himself, and went out soon afterwarl
Glass repeated the insult ana Costello attacked INN with
large clryIugknie and struck him twice the head
and lace before he could get down stool upon
which he was seated lie raised the stool 10 strike back
but hit the gasct and broke H. and Costello continued
10 strike him With the knife, until he fell the floor
The assaila then ran iu0 the street ana gave himself
into custody verdict against Costello was rendered
In response to the cue ton OF his guilt Costello said
was perfectly Justified IN everything did, aud at the
proper time VIII 80 establish" He committed 10 the
TOubs TO await a ulal.
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POLICE NOTES.

J. Warrigans shapty at SiXty-sixth-st. and Fourth
ave- damaged by ire Yesterday and he Oas burned about the
face ami hands.
tire on the second story Of No. 63 East Ninthst,
occnp SgcronJ Of dental materials last
night. damaged stock Sltc0; insured Tor $500
Albert Booth of No. 9 Lewis-s. quarreled with
Arc schck Of No. 265 South Thrst Brooklyn. D. last night
aud SHOT him n let Boh arrested.
Michael Hill, driver of n COACH for running over
and fatally iujunug George Freely OF Grecuwchaye few
committed yesterday to the TOmb- teisnlt Of ZOO bail
James White, an Epghshman, who carried note
claimed OF The Ne YORK Ime arrested
wednesday night Wbhe attempting break into lat store Full
So BrOo and SENTENCED Jteiy to the Pnensr FOR
month
Peter Quinn, n clearinghouse thief who SEN
Kings Court Of Sessions last SATURDAY mIrsoa
mtnt for while being
conveyed the pentenay Fbnsh captued yesterday
Providence brought Brooklyn By De CoTsu Of the
oce Quinn discovered the Providence boat by
when he sentenced When the boat arrived At
Providence Oncer Arnold satoued landing
formed of the facts, and made the arrest.
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BUCKUOUT's FATE.
Buckhout was unable to sleep on Mon,

Tuesday nights which circumstance he attributed 10 a
change OF cell and TO the Of cough ges
inS narcotic substance which instead OF having a
sopOrhc erect, induced reetleesness. On Wednesday
nght be slcpt quite toundly and ate very heartily Yes
terday lac seemed quite cheerful arc converted freely IN
regard TO MS approaching doom. He says that he
prepared 20 meet q; that although whiIo tncro Is life
'hic - nope Re has very slight expectation, from the
'hrs o. his brother and sstcralaw, notwithstanding
ey visit TIE Governor with A. appeal from hs mother
airs. Hoffman Of Sing Sing II Sheriff Branilss should
reeve no message iOm Gov. Holman by 10 d. to-day
"31t VIII be led 10 The Cal!ONs, Jtlt .dnd y tho
lsN 1ir, Van KeeA Rector OF the EpiNopll Church at
""te IIalis. and inc Row Edmund GIIcI. Rector of
'~e Il wing Memorial ChureA at larrytOWu.
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Prominent ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Kurd Won Schlozer, North
German Minister at Washington. - tUh A1enue
J[oteI-Judge g. +. Comsock 81 Syracuse: the Hon W.
H. BarnuD, ". C., of Connecticut; the Hon j. W. war
rem W c.. Of Troy the Hon s. X. Williams or wayne
1obey, and the Hon. J. II Humphrey, of Albany; ana
Or. l.. "a. Champn of Albany -=-- Nsr,i ORR HoeiL
Ca,nnoore W. t. Leroy, u. s. Navy and Prof. ForsyL n
OF West Point. - Westminster Hotct-,Ihe Hon w i.
Uorruhin Of Vermont, and Dexter III. FOlCtt OF Bos-
ION - kreren H0uSe-Co. II. G. Hodges, U. >. A.
Lieut. Commodore barclay. U: = ~: C. wood Bache OF
te e. = Coast survey and Capt. Murray OF steamship
Republic -==== GHscy HOuSe-EN-GOv. james f. English
~ Connecticut, and Gen. c. Grover. u. >. A. - ASt0r
Iouse-Col H. j. Christian Richmond. and the Rev. H.
Smith Of Cincinnati. --= Metropolitan Hoct-JudSc
Edwards OF Albany, and Col Jones, L. B. Ma
rincS. --- HOGDdH NOase-Gen. n. .. owen OF IL
Mira and L.. j. eating of Hartford
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crowded cnncways In business hours Al rays, m re-
hoshets ct, which obsruct the gangways 'aT ,,vavs
t nd M article must be hung over the gahB""y'
which CO soil the passers. ,o,,, IN W,sbington
Persons wishing to make any complain 10 near
,,rlct will amply TO the Clerk, JOhn W. n,nrv
e Central gangway ON Washinstonst or 10 t'' n1
Cerx Henry Consock in the ~; mafSe. nu Mar
Set Michael Madgan may be found At h,hlpy Thhetts
No Ia Ryer-row and the Assistant Ccrs, D. l. H0''
nj Uoss's No. 900 Merchantrow' ,.o +,vo resnecta
n there ia any doubt about any seizure TWO io'''0'
bio dealers shall decide. 49,, ~.
Nv. Kitteman. mentioned above, has Ji'' 'oo" ny
pointed at the suggestion Of the stand owhors, ''
g. r,aoo ~ Michael MadIgan, transferred to West WISH
ngton Market; while the latter succeeds j. W.
who was removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
poyprp WAREHOUSE ROBBED.

A party of burglars, on "Wednesday hisnu'
assembled to the roof of the tenement NO 10
st., passed over the adjoining tcnements, and oy oa"
OF ladder mounted to the roof OF tho United States
bonded warehouse Of Messrs. McMucn, Meyer Co., a'
Nos and 6 Washngton-sT. with large Jimmy tn'y
forced open the scutte breaking OF heavy iron po'
with which it was fastened. As is invariably tho Case m
bonded warehouses, there no watchman on 'ho
premises aud the thieves could therefore WORK at ter
leisure Three cases, containing black dress slkS' oo
longing to Mossrs A. Person, Harrington q Co.. import
ers OF Broome-st, near Mercerst.. were proKch
open, and the contents. valued NJ Si-'OOV'
placed In bags which carried TO the roofs OF inc w
Joining bindings removal to safe place soon aitet
s n. No. paroman BrOsnan saw man c'raslns q III III
along RectOy-st, Washington ST. Inc oinccr hhei
him and the man dropped the beg and down Rector
81 toward the North River followed by two or thrtc
others I5rosman raped for assistance, ara pnfSud,
firing at them he He was joined by severa other
officers but the thieves escaped. IL In comecnro tna
boat was in waiting for them The bags cropped ",
Of No 80 pector-st contained 50 pieces OF sk, ana on
the roofs OF the tcnemcnts adjoining the warehouse
were found 10 pieces Of silk. Tho SIX recovered IS val
ned nj SOTO There ~ still about 5000 worth missing,
for which Capt. Cherry aud his men are now hearchhs
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These sums have breu disburrCd with the exception OF
a O3b which in the hands of the treasurer, subject
to The credit of the Chicago Relief Committee.
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yes
terday President O'GOrman the chair, and audited
bills TO the amount OF sGGI TO- The guOn Of Com
missioner Hu-ted was rendered and accepted. The
Committees on Repairs and Salaries Of Officers were
abolished The President then presented his report for
the past year. which adopted signed, and ordered to
be sent 10 the Legislature Pre- dent OG0rman rendered
his resignation chairman OF the Board and asked its
acceptance by the Commission. Mr.. Hart was made
temporary chairman. and ballot resulted in the reeec-
don OF Richard OGunan. Tire number OF alien passcn
gers arrived Succ JaI.1 Is 7249 To some date IN le7l
493}. Balance in Dauk, Jan. l. ss,5O6 20; aggregate
receipts JAM 3d. 3 66 II received since to Feb l6
for Communication OF alien pass myers, &C., s35,2js ~
total 81 10. Disbursements pro viOus account
to Jan so, s25l74 49, current expenses OF, 10 date
s1 O79 30; total, 1888 3d. Balance with city Chamber
lain, 81, -, 10.
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A TIMELY INVESTIGATION.

Residents Of Staten Island have forwarded
peons to the Legislature fayorng an examination OF
the affairs OF the Seamen's Retreat Staten Island An
Investigating Committee Will probably be appointed by
the Legislature.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC

Collector Arthur was engaged, yesterday, in
hearing evidcnce in the case of two Cusomhouso Of
1cers charged wirh allowing Williams Guion TO Land
goods at night which not included II thcr night
pcrimt.
Mr. Page having finished his course OF lee
tures 10 the pupils OF the National Academy schools the
series will be continued by WatcrhOuse Hawkins begin
ming on Tuesday next, with lecture on Comparative
Anatomy Related TO Art"
REPRESENTATIVES of more than 90 papers hav-
ing bills against the city and county for Advertising met
at sweeny's Hotel yesterday, and appointed commit
tee 10 wait upon the Controller, ascertain Dis views, and
take other needed steps 10 secure an adjudication OF
TIER Advertising claims.
The ninth lecture of the Law Course Of the
University OF the City ofNewYOrk VIII delivered in the
University Cha pei Washington-square, Friday even
ing, Feb. l6 by Prof. Benjamin y. Martin, on "Ibe
Ethical Basis OF the Common Law" Law Is pr0verhalIy
dry but the special point TO DE treated VIII doubtless
prove IN Prof Martins hands not only Instructive but
attractive and admission II free with reserved seats
for ladies. a fun attendance may be expected
The Fire Relief Committee of the Produce
Exchange reported yesterday that through the cOntri
buttons OF the Exchange the following raised
Chicago sufferers SJJ1S 90
Isr the I.
For the Michigan suherers. .''..''''''''.''' LEU %
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LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CnY.-lienry Planet, Ger
man, was found early yesterday frozen 10 death at
Fourth and Porceayes. lie had been lAboring under
an attack OF delrum romens and his wife had obtained
u warrant Tor his arrest on the preceding evening
Police Commissioners promised To send officer mako
the arrest, but failed 10 do The COrOnors Jury
dcIed verdict that II the Police Comm ssOncrs had
taken measures 10 have deceased arrested lie would
have met VIII such death We therefore bold the Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
HOME NEUS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUT's 80. cle BROAD
WAY
9am. Noon oh IN "innIsu"
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
~. G1...4nan nxnIciana of the EclCCtIc

The Commencement exercises OF the Eciecuc
Medical College of the City Of NcwYOrk were held NJ
Association Hail. last evening Alexander Wilder, IL
ID presided After the report OF tho session was read
Prof r. g. Newton. VI. D., President of the Faculty an
nounced the following graduates: - ., NJ. ~
spraphna Pratt, Francis NJ Rich " " Eb'r H. DaVs "
VI Hsret y Cady n T.; Mar h. w Lac n " Ana as'oH
X / Jennie Iusen. n 7. HOnOTdry-J. r. G0Ulnl II l.
The degrees were conferred BY DR.. Wilder. inc al
dress was delivered by the Rev J. W wills, the FLedc-
tory bv r. Gaudcrn, NJ D. the Charge 10 the Gri1date9
hv Prof K A. Gum VI. D., and the Bcnedctloh ny inc
Rev C. g. GOss. About 900 persons were present
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Announcements
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LEADING CHARACTERS, WITH PORTRAITS
General Williams OF angton Rev Robert Cndlsh 81
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boston Fisk in March No PHKESotoGcAi JOURNAL
cents, READY NsNsuen vii have Il
Address s. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, Wy.
DIR. b. c. PERRY, DcrmatolOgist, 40 Rord-st.,
York with harmless special all scalp Disease
Falling Uum-ly Gray Hair Pnp BTupuons tsh-goTms
Freckes MOles unnatural Red
nesso tie Nose Face. Call send for circular
The best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
Wahe, Fin. Diamonds rich "a honahe Jewery AMI sterling Silver
Wedding Presents sSeUKEs " FHlI1nsL Diamonds specially
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.-The worlds great
remedy Coughs ConsuOp ami all affections Of tho Langs
and Throat.
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DANKS'
ROTARY
PUDDING
MACHINE
IN AMERICA

The above report, for Which the eltfe Iron M,srrs-
both England AMI America Ia, been eagerly oohsgs nv,
The Iron Age for Peb Is. with Blgit Ilpror. ,s a,
dary Of every ebsr'e and al tie fact. ce.rab.
working Of the furnace. from Nov 10 Dec IL ls7
with great detail and embraces about III kEar 4s.., ~
Tereport is signed by tie three Comm 9ss, e,,s A.,
peetei to .iepare separate paIa,,'ng bis isdvssal
yiewsl IL is ore Of the most important doc -reA,. s
Iron Trade and this number Of Tho ,roa e sor u..
than the Teay subscription pnce % az Eatsh,,ca,r -
rel ot and diar occupying toseher San ,svts eo,
type-there twenty Eve cour'e ~ reatg nst,
the trade and columns Of qIoators q yo, e a.
ware ard Metals H. the various important mirte, G, 4,
England It's trade reports have esraod hss rvs,au M s..
and correctness.
DAVID WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER,
B>ttEna y,,Y,