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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special No ice to Red River .hippers-Ihe
BELLE ROWLAND will leave TO-DAY, gong
through to s. reveport the DCRFEE and BONN
LEE SATURDAY.
dI5 M. w. JOYCE III Graver street.
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Office Canal street, City Park and Lake
Railroad in this Company will please
notice that the last nstallment OF Tn Per Cent on
their stock is due and payable at the Ofhce OF the
Company the 22d inst.
BY order of the Board of Directors
diO lot r. NJ. HARRISON Secretary.
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"ANTED-A Woman (white) to cook and assist
w with the washing. Must be firstclass Cook
and come well recommended. Apply on Louisiana
Avenue, second house from Pry tania street.
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Office OF New Orleans City Raj road Com.
pany No l2f Canal STREET, New Orleans December
l. ls75-The annual election for Directors OF this
company will be held at the Office No. l2i Canal
street on MONDAY, the Goth inst, between the
AV d. tso c. c. LEWIS Secretary.
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loosTINUEp ca Ias1 PAGE. !
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GLOBE THEATER.-The Globe Theater last
night presented scene that was calculated
to make glad the heart of its manager From
the psrquette to the upper tier of the gale
ries every seat was filled, and the frequent
and enthusiastic applause bestowed upon the
different members of the company showed
conclusively that their merits were fully ap-
preciated by the large audience present.
Tonight an enjoyable programme will be
offered, and We feel satisfied that the attend
ance will be as large as usual.
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Office of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany 124 Caral street.-New Orleans December
g. 1s75-At a meeting of the Bo,rd Of Directors
held the sth inst, DIVIDEND OF Three Dollars
per share was declared pa able to the stockholders
on and after January l. 1876.
The transfer books will be closed for ten days pre-
yious to that date Z. G. LEWIS,
dlOtia1 Secretary.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Proceedings in Congress-.
Interesting from Washington.
Letter from Gen. BabcOck to Gen.
Grant.
Hon. J. w. Johnston Nominated
Senator in Virginia Caucus.
The Whisky Frauds.
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
Foreign News.

Foreign and Domestic Markets.
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Special Notice to Supervision this date
through bills ladng will be given to all stations
Texas and Pacific International and q eat Northern,
and Texas Central Railroads. via Fed River.
NJ w. JOYCE,
d5 If Agent Texas Pacific Ra lway Co.
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NANTED-A young man for country store
w Unexeeptonal references required Capability
requisite. Address L. BEER New Orleans.
dI6 1tk
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Office Of the New HnrbOr Projection tOm-
pany.-New Orleans, December :, 1s75.-Notlce Is
hereby given that the annual election for seven D-
rectois to for the ensuiag year wi be held at
the office of the Company, on Common street. ON
TUESDAY, the 22d inst, between the hours Of Il NJ
and 2 2. NJ. L. w. BAQUlE,
d. LIT Secretary Pro TEN.
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VNANTED-A private family residing AT No. 2
w st. Peter street, fronting jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen or gen
tlemen and their wives, with without board
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Office Of the Orleans Insurance COmpa-
n.y. New Orleans, 18th Dec. 1o75-Notice is hereby
given that in conformity with article sixth Of the
charter of this company, the annual tcton OF
Twelve Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
will be held this Office canal and Camp
streets, on MONDAY, 27th December 1875, between
TIE hoHrs of 10 A. NJ and p. NJ.
dill I'd j. w. HINCKS, Secre' airy.
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WANTED-A family to board in private family
W where there are no other boarders; or would
rent the main part of the house to family who
would prefer boarding themselves. Apply at No ia
Erato street, between s.. Charles and Prytania
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for handsomely furnished
w apartments, communicating the first and
second faos, at the private residence 81 Daaphine
street. Meals furnished il desired References ex-
changed. do Az
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BROOKLYN.

Onlcer Rea, doorman at the sixth precinct DO
lice station, died suddenly yesterday from heart
disease.
Patrick McDermott aged i've years, was fatally
injured yesterday while stealing ride on a truck
In Washington avenue.
The Grand Jury or the Kings County Court OF
over and Terminer came into court yesterday and
presented large NUMBER OF Indictments.
Dr. Wait, Registrar OF Vital statistics. reports
that the number OF deaths in the city during tho
past week was 1855 being an increase Of over the
previous week.
Margaret Hart, aged forJ-six years, dropped
dead yesterday while at work IN the Kitchen OF
ner residence, No. 2s3 Hilary street Coroner
Simms was notified TO mold an inquest
Persons residing In Dupont street are excited
In consequences OF the extensive prevalence OF
smallpox IN tnat vIciuity. The Health Board have
taken measures 70 prevent the spread OF me d.
sease.
The body or a man about forty years old, I'VE
feet eight inches high. with black hair and wns-
kers, was found yesterday In the East RivsL near
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EXHIBITION OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
NO 1S

Yesterday was the rnirty-third anniversary or
Grammar School No. is, which is located IN East
Filty.nrst street. near Lexington avenue, and
which has an attendance on the average OF ]. 700
pupils. The exercises OF the annual exhibition
we're held in the large nall OF Terrace
Garden, in Fifty-eigntn street, and about
1900 persons were present, among whom were
a large number OF ladies and prominent
citizens OF the ward. There was sitting
on the platform superintendent Riddle. Rev. DR..
herring, OF the Muscoyite church, In Second ave.
nue.; Judge H. &. Van Worst, Rev. DR.. John Hal,
VINO presided; Judge Larremore. Trustees Katz-
enoerg, hopkins, Wilson and Ashton. The tend
inz staff or the school were all present. and there
we're among them the principal. Wilbur Hud-
som James Murphy, FRANK Co.eman. W. Lyons.
Esther V. Hines, Miss DAVIS, ". A. Conkey Anna
sparks Dolly Collins, Miss Falvey, MISS Katey
Claire and others. Dr. Hall was Introduced TO the
audience by Mr.. HUDSON. the principal aud he Of
manner OF the dement's and advau tages OF the COM
mon school education. The programme OF exercises
ali the Rotations we're given with readiness and
with Ialr elocuuorsrv power. Inc graduating
class Numbering eie ven lads, were all Handsomely
dressed. and made as good an appearance as any
equal number OF graduates from any OF the col
lows :-Dante Hoffman Martin. Monroe Selling,
Charles schuyler, James Z. schuyler, Samnel
L ouis stecIsr CSsries BoIaned ana john
McTeague. the programme consisted OF the fol-
loving seecttOns:-
PRAYER.
Chant "our Father
Hymn. Nearer. my God, to Thee"
Defamation, The North American indian" William
Duet, .'Land OF the swallows" Edwin Rice and
Thomas Truss
Deciamation 'FIlial Plety," Charles ". Jackson.
Chorus Arm and on school
Recitation. speech OF kegulus.N Leopold Leo
Irio, softly DER the Rppling Waters Daniel Martin
Thomas Truss an Edwin Rice.
kealing curtain Lecture joseph Beilbrun
Chorus Flag . the trre.n school
Recitation. "0ld Iren.ldes,n BENJAMIN Moss
TRIO fommy, Dont CO.. Daniel Martin. Edwin Rice
anu thomas Irus<
KecIts zion .The Pineaat LucknoF" William Shaner.
solo. Little SAM John HANNAH
Reading some 0ody's Darling Thomas TrusL
Chorus. Might sinks on the Wave" school
Presentation OF diplomas -
yaledlctorv. 'lhe Giants OF the Nineteenth Century"
Daniei Hoffman martin.
address 70 graduates and school, Mr.. Henry Riddle,
CITY superintendent
Chorus "The star spangied Banner" School
II was i curious fact made public bv Mr.. Kiddle
in ms address TO the graduating class that on the
10Th OF January, ls45 lie nsd organized the school,
which was then knoSn as PuDlIc Scnool No. 1, IN
A dwelling house with 100 pupils, and there were at
that time out two schools ABOVE Twenty-seventh
street on Manhattan IL ana, one or which was in
Harlem and the other ia Yorkvlle.
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sas eresupoius ferry. Coroner Nolan viii hold an

the tiresnpoint ferry. Coroner Nolan will hold an
inquest.
In the City Court yesterday counsel for ex-
Sheriff Walter moved Tor q new trial ~ the suit
OF Deputy sheriff Middleton against him for Sian
DER IN which Middleton recovered $1,000. Judge
McCue denied the motion.
The two men arrested on suspicion OF completely
In the Sbute burglary and assault. Mooney and
Burke, were arraigned before Justice Morse yes
terday, but no one appearing against them the
examination was postponed.
horse owned by Briggs a Fisher, carpenters,
ran away in Bedforc avenue yesterday, knocking
down John Keizner, aged forty-one years, OF No.
90 Cook street, ana breaking both OF his legs and
his right arm. IL Is believed that be cannot re-
cover.
Justice Morse yesterday began an investigation
into the alleged shooting OF Jacob LanjonlsKi, o
6wede, by Jacob Janski, another Swede, at Flat
lands, on tho night OF tae 30tn ur. The difficulty
which led to the shooting grew out OF both men
paying their attentions TO the same young
woman.
large tin can was placed under the stoop OF
the Roman Catholic convent, at Pearl and john
son streets, on Thursday night, by some unknown
person. One OF the sisters. fearing that IL con-
tanned some explosive material notified the po-
lice, who removed IL. Tna can was opened yester-
day and was full OF preserved meat.
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THE GOVERNORS VETO.
THE RAPID TRANSIT B1LLs-ADULTERArED
MILK THE GAME LAWS.
Governor rlden has vetoed INC following bus :

MILk- THE GAME LAVE
ALBANY. June Is, 1878.
Governor TIlden has vetoed the following bills -
SENATE BILL No % IDENTIFIED An authorize
cities q provide raways for rapis tra nst q persons
anu properly anu 70 l Ut tnas pur
transit before me- on toe adoui nmen q the Legs
York elevated Railroad was carefully considered IN
asan.s "a. GiI 81 lat year The apprehension thai Il
might allow o. The use % the nouleyards has
commonly known the tusted bill ana BY scts done Or
b seens 10 be a. Tree from Just objections as SUCH
measure = eyer se 70 De ne road; - ,ar q nov
VANTAGE by many a,S ar most leig,n, eg5sps
snss. nave been saSmi,.ed 70 me The BIZ
has D Sfe o,s "sd sqsgi,sn. Should b sen
trocd by tue general law wherever the two arc an con-
signed e proFi1s ior 5ap9 "a, nass ~ Rei,9n
6e nst @ nol nave any doubt mat i mex
pedeut establish two general systems u = there.
grave objections y specific nature wHich exist
SENATE srtL so Iss-Enutleo An &C. . amend
entitled an act 70 amend CHAPTER ~ q the laws OF
and prevent trafic IN impure amt unwholesome mix,
passed Nay ls5L Aot approved me Governor states
omliting nc propulsion o. the SAFE Q. sw MIL TIC
pre6end that i might lcrsllzc the dution o. milk
W etta,nea rom s, e IN dstierv slops Protests
such enactment nave been received from The
Prevention 0 cruelty 70 Children from the society Tor
itary snperntendent ID yrooklyn Extracts from med.
eel authorities opposed I, ne use o. sagh ak have
eminent chemists favorns such use ana lorufyng helr
e,.sh ~ sav tnst sr9nT AMI general public judgment
alvcrss allowing tue q such milk was formed
,ae Sasnent has been changed Il cannot receive The
Assembly bills Nos. ise zs7 80, $50 COZ, amending
chapter IN 81 inc ~ 1871, entitled. An act 70
preservation ~ wld deer birds hsh 80 s2
wSomns. 80 6,6 relating 10 a.hlns n the waters 81
linton e9uhte 1872 IL III. s,aeara river wi,b,n
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

ARMITAGE-HrTcHINGs.- Tuesday, 10th inst,
at the residence oil the BRIDES parents, BY Rev.
Isaac II. futile, ID. d., CHARLES ARNITAGE to HAT
TIE l., daughter Of Charles F. HtchIngs, Esq, all
OF mis- city.
BAKEE-BAEBER.-on Wednesday, June 49, at
the residences OF the BRIDES parents BY Rev. :. r.,
warren. ID. d., FRANK VI. BAKER 10 MARTHA j..
BARBER daughter of William g. Barber ESQ, all
OF BrooElyn. No cards.
DEsMosD-FowLER. June II, 1875, by Rev. Will
liam Hyde, at the residence OF the brides uncle,
George Grove, 704 Fourth avenue. Brooklyn, j.
DESMOND, OF New YORK, to MARY q. FOWLER, OF
Brooklyn.
HEsDREN-SUTToN.-On June :, by the Rev. A..
CraIg, FRANK X. HESDREN. or Virginia, TO Miss
MARY r. SUTTON, OF New York.
MARSH -HUsToS.-On Thursday, June IL, at St.
AIMS Protestant Episcopal church, West Eigh-
teentn street. by the Rev. Mr.. chamberlain,
ALFRED q. MARSH 70 NJ. LOUISE, daughter or
hiram Huston, Esq. No cards.
PATTERsON@HALL.-At MiddletOwn, Conn.,, on
wednesday, June 49, at the Churcn or the Holy
Trinity, BY the rector. Rev. walter Mitchell, T..
GODFREY PATTERSON, OF New York, and ANNETTE
NJ. eldest daughter OF Horace b. Hall, OF Middle
town.
STRATTAN-ONDERDONK.-U Fifth day, Sixth
month 17tn, 1875, at the residence OF the briue's
parents, BY FrIends' ceremony, W. J. STRATTAN TO
LIZZIE, daughter OF Jonn W. 0nderdonk, all OF this
city.
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the incorporation Of benevolent charitable scientific
missionary societies. and the several acts amende
tory thereof" Not approved The &C. O lsts az ~
implies is general act for the incorporation OF
benevolent charitable, scientific and missionary soce.
ties and It's provisions have BY several encatory acts
extended include corpora tor various
other by this bill any two or more Of such
corporations are authorized 10 consolidate themselves
hus benevolent society may consolidate with a
scientific society, or missionary society with q
charitable society. The members OF one society, by
becoming members Of another IN sufficient NUMBERS
10 control Its organization, may absorb the prop
and franchises OF the latter and thus frustrate the
purposes Of those who have contributed 10 It's support
evident the OF l6zS that
ton formed hereunder shall exercise INC functions q
only OF the classes OF corporations therein PROVIDED
his bill allows the existence OF corporation hay
ing for its objects all the purposes for which any OF the
classes corporations provided for IN the act
OF 1888 and the acts Amendatory thereof may be formed
O
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COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
REsrLIs OF THE ExAMISATIoS-DAYs or COL
LEGE ENTERTAny2fENTs.

REsrLrs OF THE ExAMISATIoS-DAYs or coll
LEGE EMBELLISHMENTS.
n strictness or examination and high degree IN
scholarship are preliminary requisites 10 a thor
ough aou finished collegiate education II Is very
certain that these preiiminarles ana tais result
are required ana achieved az the youngest or our
city coleges-tEe College Of the City OF
New York. vita gradual enlargement or
the curriculum rom year 10 year, the aim
has been 10 rive this institution \
foremost place IN he RANK OF our higher scaools
Of learning ana thus keep up with the spirit Of
sducati1nal progress elsewhere. Tho examlna-
tion Tor promotion and graduation the results Of
wnicn were made known YESTERDAY, has been far
more rigid and severe tnan any previous
one. The programme mas been very plain ana
straign forward and IRON IL there mas been mo
varia teness or shadow o. turning 10 was
fOreEOne fixed iact thar promotion and graduation
and the Students iallIng 10 Teacn THIS stand
ard would nave 70 step down and out ard 81
Denis Ike, walk away WITH tueIr heads under
their arms The idea ls ~ weed out dulness. ana
gradually ana surely q IS being done. Inc capac-
ltY ~ the college Ueng imltep. ~ Is believed tnat
Us benefits ana tue pu0lc money should not be
wasted upon tue idie anu undeservln0,
industrious and ambitious class or
youth VIDE awake 20 the solid benefits OF a SOUND
coaegafe education. II Is well enough % state
NJ thls connection that the cXaninatlon mas been
80 Conducted mat no posstuie lav0rltism could De
shcwp. 81 course some u the $ udents have
taxed their ingenuity % the utmost to Clrcum-
vlut the precautions adopted 20 prevent cheating.
Several 81 tHese deep slrateUf.ts. Instead Of
sallias aiong a. sHoofnly a. they anticipated.
now End themselves on the ragged edge
ri spatr.N Due ~ the stuNenis managed
a. some way 70 got possession 81 the examination
aad sure ne wrote out WIN careful elaboration
the answers 70 tue Nari us questions on iu0lscap
put tuem in ms pocket, aod. MS mind renewed
lron al appfeuouSons. was eager Ter the fray.
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DIED.

AssIP.-ln BROOKLYN, on Thursday, June IL,
THOMAS AssTP, native of the parish OF Lagan,
county Longford, ireland, in the $50 year OF his
age.
Tue relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quested TO attend the funeral, on sunday, June
20, from his late residence, No. 10 Vanderbilt ave-
nue., AZ two J.. NJ, to Calvary Cemetery.
BALDwIN.-On Thursday, June III after long
and PAINFUL illness, GEORGE H., son OF George w.
ana Aoby BALDWIN, aged 30 years, / month and 20
days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 20 Mangin street, on sunday AFTER
noon. at one O'CLOCK without further notice.
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THE ADELPHI ACADEMY.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE ACADEMIC
AND COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENTS
The Commencement exercises or the Adelpnl
Academy, Lafayette avenue and ST. James place,
Brooklyn, took place yesterday evening" Mr..
Charles Pratt, President Of toe institution, pre-.
siding one OF the pecultarities OF the Academy Is
that boys and girls belong TO tue different classes,
ana the result mas been found 10 be most salts
factory.
The exercises opened with prayer after which
there was some music, and then the folio wing
programme was gone through With
salu.atOry ORATOR, Henry c. Folger, u
Essar chsngts carSis d wbeser
orauon, How 70 ATTAIN the scst Results Of Lite"
Esssy. "under ne Surface" Jennie y: Elwel.
yaon Sspes9g o e. - helea George T. Beard
oraiiou.. var caar.c' i; sPrasae.
Grafton, '1he Chief Characteristic OF the Americans
Doremus scndder
oraiio1. Paddle Your own Canoe winston n.
Essay. Italy Lics Beyond the Alps Lille r Pratt
Essay. Character the True Aim. Hattie s sackett
yrauon. Young Aen Of America Frank n. larson
Essay, Ideals Georgia /. cole.
Oration. Every Man the Architect Of His own For
Essay 1 NasdatoPy addres Marguerite Ridsway
Especial honors were canierred on MISS carrie
c. Guser, Master Frank N. Carson, Dotn
OF the Collegiate Department, and MISS Julia
A Neeker ana Miss Minnie II rntfie
Of tue Academic Department Certificates OF
merit were conferred on thirty-nye Of the
Students. About $50 studen;s nov uclOng 10 the
Collegiate aud Academic Departments, 80 more
belonging 70 the preparatory scnOvL The
managers OF the institution gAy taat
the Academy Is in most nOurisnng
condition. Inc commencement was very en-
tertalnlng ann closed WIN class song, when
WIS followed BIZ the formal awarding OF the dI-
piOmas. the recipients Of ghcA we're as fCllows:-
Emlne :. boyle, Georgia r. Cole. jennie z. r.
sell Eva II. Gcragntt. carrie G. GuTer, Lille II.
PRATT, Marguerite Rdgway. Josie II. RoDerts,
Battle = sackett Erna a. Sieoer Carrie X
Wheeler, George r. Beard. Frank N. carson,
William ". Davis, Henry q. Folger. Jr.. Winston
n. HAGEN, Hubert ]. Merwin, Charles 81. Pratt
Doremus ScuIder. Charles Il. Sprague Ambrose
p. TiQne, :. Edward Vernon.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Jacob Forch, OF Bridgeport, Conn, attempted
suicide in a sned near the kingsbridge road,
Thirty fourth precinct. yesterday morning by
pounding his head with = stone IN shocking
manner. tie was attended by Police Surgeon
Purrov and removed 20 the NinetY-ninta street
hospital. He IL supposed TO be insane.
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BILLS SIGNED Bx THE GOVERNOR.
The following additional bills have been signed
by the Goyernor:-

The following additional bills have been signed
BY the Governor
To authorize the New York Elevated Railroad Com
pany extend and complete Its road
Further 10 provide for the construction and operation
OF steam railway railways IN the counties OF the
state (Husted Rapid Transit bill . .
the deposit of carbon 6c.. in the North
ana East rivers AID New York and Raritan bays.
In relation 10 the compensation OF state Prison
officers
In relation 10 railroad corporations.
To incorporate the Great Council OF the Improved
relating to passenger fares the street railroads in
Buffalo
the Buffalo East Side Railroad Company.
Confirming acts OF the ElmIra Common Council.
Amending the act FOR the incorporation OF religious
societies
for the removal of distractions in the Delaware
River.
Relative to county in Monroe and Seneca
counties.
10 Inappropriate moneys for new work upon and ex
traordinsry repairs OF canals and for the payment of
awards made by canal appraisers
Amending the act supply the city Of Rochester with
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ST. GABRIEL's GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Yesterday was tue last day OF The annual exam
inauon OF st. Gabriers grammar scnool. East
Tnirty-sxtn street. This school is at present In
very thriving condition, there being about 1000
boys and 900 girls on the list OF scholars The
two lower classes were examined on Tuesday,
"Wednesday and thursday, the ni1her class being
reserved for yesterday. The students were ex-
amlned IN geometry, algebra, natural philosophy,
trigonometry, rhetoric and composition. These
exercises were interpreted with m uslc ralions
and songs. The whole passed on very agreeablJ
20 the audience, ana forms a nne preluoe 10 the
commencement exercises, which are to take place
next Monday evening, a. half-past seven.
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cheating, are also on the anxious bench waiting
tor the accession OF the faculty concerning ther
success IN preparing Tor examination.
numbered tnirty-fhree members These gentle
men began on Friday, the Attn inst, with astro-
they took up philosophy and many OF them louua
that "a lite philosophy - dangerous thing"
Tuesday they skipped, and on wednesday they
took up french, spanish. German ana Lati0.
THURSDAY they also skipped, and on Friday con-
cludeo with chemistry. Out OF the original thirty
three IN the class only thirty have been successful
In passing the examination. or this number
seventeen Will receive the degree OF bacnelor
degree OF Bachelor or sciences. These are
the gentlemen who are 70 figure at commence.
ment, which IS 10 come OF az the Academy OF
Music on the evening OF the 24th inst. Class ain
ner Will take place on Monday evening az Del
monico's: the class day Is wednesday, ana the
celebration VIII commence q. three In the
afternoon IN the college chapel Tne Junior class,
rs advanced IS; the Freshman, or rs, ad.
vauced IS.