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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR UPPER RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves THU RSDAY, Feb H. at SIP M
~ - Fer Fulton aud all Way Landing.
a ON the a up Upper ,a Red River Shreveport
River-The Al and very light draft steamer
X. 4. BryarIy.
w: L. Scovel master NJ. l.. Scoven clerk.
will leave positively as above For freight or passage
BRITTON & EPPLER, LOG Common st.
LORD e. MCPEAkE as Gamp :, eet
Flo HITE CARLIN, Tchouptoulas street
INDEPENDENT PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY Feb. r. at JPN
m For Jefferson Direct : The new,
l6ss4sfST lght-dIaught passenger packet
go. Col. A. p. KOuns,
Mart II Kouns master, E. F. Gillen, clerk,
leaves positively above for jefferson Shreveport
Grand Ecore and all way landings. For freig or
passage apply on board or to
G: 1. KOUNS Canal Street Ferv Landing
HITE & CARLIN. Flo
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
Leaves THURSDAY, Feb. IL, at 5 p. N
Nonth Cane 'f River Ee cote Ie.snSay
Norman's, Barbins and all way lana ngs on Red
River-1he Al and elegant assenger steamer
John Heinz master, Ed. Burke. clerk,
viii leave positively as above The Brad sh johnson
was obtained by the above company expressl for the
trade, and will run regularly throughout the season.
For freight OF passage apply on board, OF 10
..,o.s LORD & MGPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
ja19 tt N. o. DONOHnE.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Connecting with the Texas and p r. r.
Leaves Oh SATURDAY, Feb. b. at F. NJ
- For Jefferson. Shreveport and all
LsNks&t landings on Red River-The magnificent
passenger steamer
Maria Lauise.
III. j. Brlnker, master, il Dodd clerk
will leave positively above. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to NJ. w. JOYCE
Eli log Common street
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at5PM
r. - For Fort DeRussey, Bnrbin,s.
l6SEsfS!5S "a Normans Alexandria Mouth of Cane
..-> River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and
all way landings-The steamer
New Bart Able,
r. Snnott. master Geo. G. Hamilton, clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
N. NJ. CARTER, 80 Camp st.
HITE CARLIN, Tchoupitouas st.
BRITTON EPPLER, LOG Common st.
d27 If ADAMS & WORK. 9 Commercial Place.
OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEAN Ms PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY. Feb H. at S p
r. - For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans.
vile, Henderson, ShawneetOwn, Padu
eAA.-sa-"-1@ cah Cairo Memphis, and all intermedi
ate pOlnts-The passenger steamer
James Howard.
Pegram, master,
will leave above For freight passage amply on
BOARD or to j. b. WOODS g. CO..
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r. STEAMBOAT WANTED-A small
lght-draft, powerful Steamboat suitable
fW car. ying and towing Must be i'm
good order, insurabe and equipped ACCORDING to law.
State lowest terms-part cash and part time-or ali
cash. Address, B. B., Bulletin. Flo st
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British bark Charles Davenport, Jones. for Liverpool
Hall & Vaughan
Schooner Gertrude Howes, Ward, for Belize
Mastar
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There were no arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargoud. White from Chicot City
Belle Lee Hicks, from Memphis
Maria Louise. Brinker, from Shreveport
Rice Farmer. Tay lor. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
James Howard, Pegram, from Cairo
Bradish johnson. HEM, from Coushatta
u Bryarly, Scovell from Fulton, Ark
Waloon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS At THE NEW RAsN.
Steamer Alice. from Amite river
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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO, TUXPAN CAMPEACHY. PROGRE.
So HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAI.
STEAMSHIP LINE
This Line is composed of the steamships
City of Mexico. Capt w. B. Sherwood.
CITY Of Meridn Capt. J. w Reynolds
City OF Havana S. +. Phillips
lA The steamship
SS2&z0G City of Merida.
J. w. Reynolds commander.
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Calliope street, First
District, on SATURDAY, February 20th. at 4 NJ
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 gold -1'
+. ALEXANDRA SONS.
No. 80 Broadway, New York.
For freight Or passage apply to
]. H. WTTHfRSPOON, Agent,
No 60 Carondelet street
1Ae C1ty q Mexico wiz follow March. IL a. II
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST
- = The steamer me, = -.
J. A. Ruiz master, J. L. Boyd clerk.
will leave New Orleans every Tuesday Thursday
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in daylight.
jaeo 6m w j. C6MaUX, 20 Cont street.
NEW S Or ~ COAST Mnivd BATON a KoOal
Leaves every MONDAY; at5P M, and FRIDAY
Commencing FRIDAY, October ..
- The passenger steamer
Jas r McElroy; master, F. Bergsron clerk.
EVENING
F. dsF freight or s sgRy % board
STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
To sail on SUNDAY, Feb II at A. NJ
HfS*a This line is composed Of the following
vy1crvnpo rs stsamships nsor
CORTES, NEW ORLEANS.
The steamship
Hudson,
L. V. eager, commander
will leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by this line, and through bills of lading given for
the same
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
nl44 " Al CarOndeet street.
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CHICOT CITY.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every THUR.DAY, at p. M
~ For ChicOt City, GreenviIe, Vicls,
49, burg and the Bends-The fine and fast
passenger packet
Frank Pargoud,
J. NJ. White master, G. Homes clerk
Carrying the United States Mail and connecting
Vicksburg with Par sot Line for all points on Yazoo
and Tallahatchie Rivers, and connecting with the
Chicot Railroad for all points to Pine Bluff.
JNO. JANNEY, lit Common street
HITE CARLIN
Tchouptoulas street.
ADAMS g. WORK
ja2o If 9 Commercial Place
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BAYOU SARA.
, r. = For Fishers Landing Bayou Sara.
HSS32nkH Waterloo, Her nitage Port Hudson
Baton koug. Plaquemine, and wsy
lAAdiDGf-Ths ULited States mail semi weekly packet
W. s. Pike,
j. j. Brown, master
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at P. II.
Tor Bayou Sara KITE T. CAPLIN a genta
Tcr Ditonlas street.
Merchandise consigned to Hi 4 Carlin will b.
iorwardah nee OF commission. ala I'm
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Thursday Morning, February IL.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.

Thursday, Feb. II, 1875.
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kounss Building, Canal street
Gerry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery & Sons, where the undersigned can
oe found daily from A. M. to 4 P. NJ.
GEO. j. DUNCAN,
River Renortar N n Ru1Iat;n
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Leon Queyrouze. Oscar Boz
0UEYROUZE Il BOIS-WHOLESALE GEO.
" cers-dealers in Wines and Liquors, and su
kinds Of Western Produce at the Blue Stores oorr o.
Old Levee and Bienville streets New Orleans
my22 1y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

OPPOSITION TO THE CENSUS TO BE PUNISHED.
The Secretary of State has directed the Cor
portion Attorney prosecute the foowng-named per-
sons for refusing lawful information TO the CensGs
Enumerat0rs:
Mr.. Dawson, No. 2s Barrow-st,; William Myers. No
80 Little Tweifth-st: frederick johnson, No 81 East
Broadway Walter W. Brce, West Tentlst, near west
ST. Mr.. oharon No o. s4xthave.: Frank J. Donaids0D
No 90 PdrE-st; Morris Goldberg No 80 OihtT-sL; g. v
T. KyeTson No ~ West OneEund ed-andtwenty -nint TIL
al; Or. Sheldon, No. 80 est observation-disclosures
nintlsL; SIR. Matus No 5O0 West Thirty thsf MIS-
Geser No. 300 West fOrtiethst Nay DOnOs an, No l3l
MOnrOe-st; Mira X. A. BrittOn No SOB lie xingiO-aye
Mr. Wheeler 36s West rwcn, -tird-sL; Mr. R0hrer
West nlGr Hotel, Eghth-aye, near Twenty tifdst; ki
dolph Won Baar No. lO4 West Twent YcightO-st j. H.
Puhemu-, East One. undredandtxenty -nlstst., be-
tween Third and FOnr,hayes; Mrs Perry, No. 10 East
Teutn-st; Dr. Amos Johnson No. IL last Twelthst.
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SAINT MARYs FREE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN

SAINT MARY'5 FREE HOSPITAL FOX CHILDREN
The managers of Saint MaIy's Free Hospital
for Children at No. 4O7 West Thirty-fouthst have
issued Large number OF cards. each certifying that tho
possessor has placed orcl in the new hospital 10
be erected IN ThlrtylOutst. Each certificate Is signed
by Bishop Potter. Although this is novel method OF ex
citing interest in Institution IL 70 be IN efecai
way OF drawing attention % the charity The SUN asked
from each person il small-ten Tire money given
will rppIesent actual part OF the building. lhls pro-
iect has commended scl 81 Bishop Potter and To mum
Der OF the clergy well 10 tie managers 81 The hospi-
ta who represent large portion Of the parishes u Inc
Protestant Episcopal Church in New York
The site chosen tor the new building IL the piece or
ground on wulcn the house occupied for the pact two
stands Tie house IL already too small 10 allow
thUsc charge to receive One-La the number 81 patients
no a,ily admission but there II double tot on
side ana this lot 10 ~ proposed
10 build the new hospital. with all the modern appliances
Tor such an Inst tuition For the purchase II the house
aud adjacent ground 10000 will be Necessary and II is
hoped that that amount can be raised by nuA-
bred subscriber II, snail agree 10 pay the OF
800 annually for three years Twelve persons have
eady placed theiT uancs that subscription paper
This Fee Hospital Tor Children had tfnDe Orgln-
n.ng West fOreth-st. IN 1870. 1he house IN which
TIE work begun, OnIy admitting 0f ID beds, was
soon found be small and, 1873, the cIldren
removed 10 their prerent house No 4U7 west Thirty
fDufth-st Sisters enabled u receive 20
TENS. There % parishes repre- ented IN the Board
of Managers and &c il considered desirable that many
should added To the number one or more indies
from each paTisi-fOr the purpose OF making saint
Mary's Hospital AS general an Institution as possible
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wEpyFsDAY, JUNE 30 ..,.,..~
- ,a,n,sssn 80 Iivsresl ~ the meaD =
ahp Ruzsis At IL N S;uaael Deck
cI,,ses Ar .. m Steamship ssiis At D. a. Nv"
Jersey CITY ~. ....,x.. >erfcsu ana saith
pacac r,Ts by tho steamship Acapulco mis s" s,csms1io
m A supplementary Nal - clos.i A., A. = A'-
sals AZ 10 m from pier No ~, North RIVER
THU RSDAf. JULY bx
For Europe Plymouth Cherboafg All snpnIe
.tesnsnIp H.rner mails close At ll3o ~ -. A ~ n
renfarv Man ~ closed NJ $50 m etesnsnp s~"r
rom Pier AZ fot OK Thirst, hobcsen. .,to ,,v Of
gar n ana aai indies by ne sess,sR x.i IA
Nsw.York mails close at ASappsnoeeS pr No.
closed az 2,iO D M s.saIashiD sails Il y w. nNA 40
5, North liver. .,.v nv
Mall Tor Newfoundland close al the Nc" I'VE
s or :, HSs. s. eiosea at tho Sevfsrs Pss'
Once every day al .. M. .. ,,
For Eli gland Ire and AMI Walls ~ Toe al
annie mali clo-e At y Supplementary Wal ~ ~rti.
p steamship sails II y. III, nom ~" Nv "
IIyer. ,....u... ,.a,,. soee al
- m Supplementary NAL Ia sesfsl az l;Sp y y"
sa~ Al 8 o. M No. 10 North iVeL IN. ..ose
For Europe the steimsflp o's' -. po-,
at 20 A. supplementary Mail =. ehsss - -, 80
Office rt.apasiap sails a. y Ma """' - "
Mai. Tor Key WesL By the steamship clyde Close '
steaushp sallr D. from Pieg No ~ Fast t'Fe'
SUNDAY. July =. -. A.. .r.n
All Nails close at IL o'clock a Tho fesSo"~ - ~so~
frOm a. IN. 10 III n
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plSSENGRRS SAILED.

FOR AvTvERP-ra st,aBssAip ssIis @ k.sat. Jsne II
Prof L. G. Looms Miss Mary A Johnson srs Il - nssp'
the Rev J. A Dean John II. Lsgz, Miss btso '.n
Ipbertnn Mis- A. Fila Morgan, ki-s N. - A. kesey ars
lila Morgan. Miss Nihsssre = Pm $50
ar, Ale NJ ~ LOUISE ~ Publ, Mnn ApD. Ivsse'
Mis Lila ". fis.e Miss Emily ice MIS- hs. u s
Misa Ifhbie " Rice Miss VI. Grace >timan MIS- JAZZ. -
Pare Miss b. FROST Mis- h. Clay Frost m,rs Anss
ID CrSi Miss Frances BencrcSs N ~ Annie " Set..'
Miss sarah NJ Fieke Miss Lille HsrpeT - lsHc rMs'
NJ - PUMA l. AIs A@ks ass NfE i yuss.,
Mis- Nsrgart w Bell Maria u. Hassad Ass .ta,o
Jtestb Nj, Fla Hesth Martha j. johnson, hfs r "
wallace Mira y u. sanford and servant Cieio L,Y si
Wag.r Christian Saultsr Mrs Mary -eultfr ME- WHY
sanlter kstey -aulter Master Fehx ssoier fhons
ua.aK
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MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
ELECTIVE sTUDiEs-YOUNG WOMEN IN ATTENDANCE
| A LARGE NUMBER OF sIUDENrs-TnE FAC


a LARGE NUMBER OF sIUDENrs-rnE FAC
ULTY.
(FEoa SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Of TIE rRrrUNEl
ANN ARBoR, Mich, June 27.-During the
last academic year al important change WAS made by
the Faculty OF Literature Science, aud the Arts in the
UNDERGRADUATE work. The studies Of the senior year
we're generally made elective. change OF this kind
seemed demanded and the Faculty aud the friends
OF the University have watched the workings OF the new
plan with no small degree OF interest The results II the
eIause "a they appear after thorough trial OF
two years are all that could be desired. Both
teachers and students gratiiec- At least
two great advantages realized FIRST MS the class Is
naturally broken into sna sections, each professor can
sdopt Tree aud individual methods OF instruction
ondly student. encouraged by freedom in selecting
and by the special attention Of the instructor, is fired
wiki greater zest for work That an idea may be had
Of the choice studies made by the students, give the
oramme OF elective studies for the second semester
f the present year. With number Of students putsu
Ing each study:
Moral Philosophy and History OF Philosophy, 90;
Latin aud Greek, 20; International Law, 3d. History,
G3; German 30; French and Spanish, 40; Chemistry,
80; Geology A3. II "a hoped that ultimately the work
Of tie several Of study may be arranged that
most II not al, OF the studies OF lie JUNIOR year
may be thrown open to election.
The number OF students in the different departments
OF the University during the just closing has been
Larger than Faculties had 70 expect At the te
ginning ~ the II Is proper 10 call attention ~
the TACT that there is preparatory Department. con-
nected with the College, and that the following ls SUN
mary OF actual University students:
DEPARTMENT or LITERATURE SCIENCE AND THE ARTS
i,t.rA e' -. 49,. ................ 80
$3.50, -.
go. a,aor.s .............. 81
h,.sn - 10
selected ktuGlts
In AnAlytical Chemistry mot enumerated lsevbere)-
tJf Tie aDoyr there Ia the Polytechnic School lio
DEPAKTAfsr OF MIDI iAE AAD hUhHEAf $50
students Ia the department sfo
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOI-Tn ssssasstp cy Of sr'ssSs,s, yuno
2s-J j. O'MahOney, Eugene O'MaJionny hl-- fllsn W.
CM4honsy p Olphant Ii. Howard, g. IL Nsnwnsp1 S"s.
y, W0n Hrs Mary Anderson, Ms AIsersp, SLaa H. ut
Ter A. Morse Mrs Bradley and Guild, Mr. and htr r. Dun
hlr r. Eaaananr, M Acca1e, Mr.. Gpb-, r Annets'"s
Cgd Id. W. H. blydeIJurgh, Mr. aud Mr- tse" 0o,h'
FROM BERMUDA-Lg ssaJassip ~ ~ Houston, lais
Dr. : Ar nntn, H. e. ,extan -. March Ana chio w N
Esble all E4siisySan, augusta LaIs
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The White Mountains in Hampshire

The White MOulEIIns III NC"-IIdTHP5'IIIC
are Incoming more and more esteemed ss Summer re-
SORTS may judge from tile increasing crowds winch
from year to year go there The iaciiiues iof
chem are growing better every year favorite route
fr, this city h b. fh. Connecticut Valley. Passengers
can leave Sew-YorA y the sew-Haven steamer = u.
EarI,aIn which lea yes Prek-slip at D. NJ aud twenty
,''i.,isf h. a. Al u H. IN. Ts Sound line makes con
~,icnt iandInas and IL popularity n increasing IL ~
i.d maj lirs route II shorter than any other ny ~
@is n afords travellers a view VI the lovely scenery
of the Connecticut Valley.
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eeuisrs ~
Il
Total In shsdepartnent s----''''-- %
Total in tho University %.

I'm the year 1870 the doors Of the institution were ns"
opened to women This action was adop.eu W 'n'
Regents with no little hesitation, and Tor TINE Wa
carded as a mere experiment which might result
unfavorably and be discontinued. But the LADIES'
have now gained so firm foothold h're
that there Ia no danger Of their ever losne
it. The University Is permanently open 10 ne"' AZ"
but few II any, Of the Professors now hesitate " 80
UNQUALIFIED approval TO the new order OF things ihe
work OF ladies Is understood To De on ,e
average of about the quality as that OF inc geh
men, or the students in attendance during the prossh.
wear 100 have been ladies. or these the Department VI
Iaferat re Science and the Arts has 90; the Depnt
ment Medicine and Surgery 4s; tne Department. ="
Tic r1a;nc class OF the present year Is no, y h ie
ia pesr that has even I'm the literary uel ~ % IT,.
Iinyefs ty h,t a also remarka be IMAM S .. -
spreleou eyCnncss IN scholarship. - .T
lied by it, large number OF good inen ne iS nai g.
class ne lnnku< a business career, but tnc nl1lsS
a~i- 10 professional h,nors. The law, Jouih1llsln,
medicine ana the MINISTRY, viii eaeh DC re-
en- cd ny resoeci ab number Of ne ~ yDuE -,
r. ~ M several chgn,es IN the fh'htes % va,
University during the present academic yea A. So to
take hare OF the literary Department Oh iae W o
Taaon returned Last October to his old position Ol ~
fes.cr OF English I0eraiure During ms absence INC
Gina was tiled 10y Prof. Leslie irVug Dr Ed5ens ",
80 ~ f'eol.y resieref hts rotor March - accept
the char Of Agriculture in CalB"r.r University. Inc
Ged by Prof John Church of Columbia COLLEGE a IIois
Geology viii probably be eee 60 =, ne ~ enar
of the Board or I:scni' vacancy III ny. IN NJ ~
meut caused by temporary abs - OF the Hon u D.
wells D. Henry 8 Cser1n Professor of Therapeutics;
pteria Medica sd Physiology, has recen ~ rcIuInA,
10 thc University after absence of two years cdus.'
b. failing health and Will resume the duties Oh hs pIo
fessorshin During his the char has been ne'i
| by Dr. Frederic a. Gerri-h. -.
Since the lat annual commencement several heihpels
of the Literary Faculty have been conspicuous ia Tue
t.lF of aut0rship Prof Adams las published u mot
racy and Monarchy in France" Psof cocker " iHe
TAeistc Conception Of the World; trgi' ". y o. 40
edition OF Demostenes the Crown" Prof. frscou'
INNATE Orgs,uc AnalI sis" amt Chemical EHall-
mai n OF Alcoholic Liquors - Prof. henmIhn5
rretise on French Verbs" Prof Green, Graphical
Met1od ior Line Analysis Of Bird Trusses Prof Ten
B-oak. American State UnVegsiues; PrOI. O4Aey' 4
" III IN School Arithmetic"
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Havana Cuba. by the steamship Columbus, mails
close 2 D. supplementary Mail "a closed at LAO
pteAIlsp aAils ~ y HON fex M J.. AOrtA iyef.
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rnn r.es 40 san sets 49,. 7 50 Moon rises..- LOO
aI,H DAf-A- n
Sandy Hook. 1884 Cows island .: len " reii'' Wv
IA .TBs DAY.. NJ
Sandy hook. 49s COWS isand ssf itsA " feiiJ Wv
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4 i,ctly healthy AID respectable parents. Address
". H.. Tribune Once, City.
HAXALL MILE RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that We nave the
~ exclusive right to Use the word
"HAAALL'
packages containing -four ta such word n cur Trade
mark ana the Oniea states ta,snl OAct
sccorngy 'Ieby warn all P.rs"ns AGAINST put 1s sat
Trade marx packages coAta4Ans uouf OF stIAs b!i
ma AXALL and manufactured b5 ~, AZ "e shall
Loid tDeuI AAOle Tor Infringement Of our right - 49,
HAXALL- CtslcNsHAW q co.
Out OF TOWN INSURANCE COMPANIES
" wishing 10 have al AGENT Ia New OK Sits of S",nl
desiring "a cAair
agent Of a gcniosan having many
experience Underwater aud gent of N"mp4S~
BY addressing ". b., box l,J1s, y. !. T. o.
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CoLUMBI4 COLLEGE EXANTN4TONS.

COLIUBI1 CDLLEIE EA1hiNd IIONS'
STUDIES GONE OyFR--JO APlILc MS FOR AD-
MISSION 10 THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, AND
4G FOR THE SCHOOL OF MINES.
The annual examinations at Columbia Col
le began On Monday Nay 81. with tie Honor and Pass
examinations of the Senior Class. This was condnct"
nv the Cooge Professors in Astronomy, Physics Chens
try Latin Creek Calcnlus, and Psychology. ana con-
tnned seven days. following this, and beginning jane
To- were the Fellowship examinations ia Creek Latin
and moral and Intellectual philosophy, occUpying three
davs The examinations Of the Junior, sophomore
and Freshman Ciasscs began Monday, june H.
and continued through the week. The Juniors were eA-
aipned ina Creek mechanics chemistry physics iOglc'
T,.,isl literature anf Lain The Snhomores were *
aluued IN Roman history Grccian antpuites' hhtnf-
n.tics Greek Latin. history, and declaniallons VIC
Freshmen in Latin, Greek, rhetoric Crecan lstff III
man antiuuiteS. and uiaiDedilrs Ane Jui4Ji pi'' a
Prize examination and others 10y the Board Oh E.ll-
ner began Jiue %, and closed yesterday WIN LIee
day.' OF candidates for admission! I-.sI
Fidlv the examination ia ancient geography az"
Greek saturday IN mathematics Ga 1iou'1'' ~
Latin End sh grammar aud modern geography. Tue
arlicaut. number Il the FRESHMAN Clasa, OI INC
Sophomore aud for tie Junior . :. r.,
In the school oil Mines connected WIN toiu'Nit ''i-
e.p tnere have 90l students during tue year u
llrper number than dur.u- any previous year Inc
nnalon- Of the preparatory, first, 0nd. ana ia IL
vegr students the studies Of the past ear hrSu J"
: aud continued l. days. The examluaton~ iof ahls
sion ~ new students held Jun" - and sept - ana
though ouy one-tnird OF the APP! icl> usually pres NJ
Themselves in June, yet 40 were examined yesieay.
or these six were admission 20 the pre- aisli0ry css
80 for the inst class and one Or tie secpha luey were
examined In ar ine tic, algebra, geometry matleatcs
chemistry, and ply sics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

The Glass Day exercises of the class Of 1875
at the University Of Rochester, y. " celebrated
Yesterday afternoon Tie weather pcrteci aud the
after dance large Hundreds OF visitors were unable to
find sitting the tent The literary part Of the
rogrTnue unusually good Aiter me pi'r n'itioh
~ f bone man and the usrai exercises around the
class tree parting song sung ana the censeIs
were carried 10 the NewIOr. House ~ the ANNUAL supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

CLOSING EXERCIsrs AT C&RLIsLE INSTITUTE
The closing exercises Of the school year OF
Carlisle Institute No. 65s Lexington ave. took place
Last evening. The proceedings opened with song
Greeting" in which the pupils took part followed by
Rotations and dialogues. By Misses T. ODonabHe Ace
Lent Grace w. Shafts, Harriet L. Smith, Caroline Huse,
MIRA l. Dix and Others. Tae distribution OF prizes
- follows: OF the FIST class in French, Grace
W. Shafts took the first prize. Joseph ODona-
hue the second. and MyTa l.. Dix the third !;
second class Laura Fields took the first Caroline buse
Resale MOrIIsDn the third; third ris-,
Z,te K. ODOuahUe took the first Prize, ana lholla-
ODonahue the second. The first pre- Tor German Was
a,S.,r,leI a. Charles SchaFnor the second 10 Charles
Stont the Third IA Burchc ard the fourth 10 william
Tn-'si zion the inst Prize given 10 Grace
" shafts ana II second 70 Myra l.. Dix the prize 'Cr
pauulauship was given 70 H. r.. Smith; prizes for iu-
ur,yeInent IA English were awarded 10 Mary Lent, Ger
trude Morrison Elizabeth Heath. ktharine Poit Emma
is Alic. Int Mile August. Ell beth SchOOlIuaser.
susan Bur.le.l Minnie Hnrcirll, Belle Th0fp, ZettIe
o. DOnahue, Cora AMMAN, and Anna Subway.