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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23
Farmer and Houso,keopor.

iS'Castor oil applied 10 corn nfter
pairing closely, each night before going
TO bed, softens the corn aud it becomes
rs the other flesh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23

a n man in Paris wants to light the
city 10y means Of one big lamp suspend.
cd from balloon. The authorities have
prejudice against the plan because the
inventor boards in an insane asylum.
10 No Norwegian girl is allowed to
have n beau until she can bake bread
u knit stockings; and, as consequence.
every girl can bake and knit long before
she can read or write.
~ Lydia Smith. who was Thaddeus
Stevens housekcepcr, and was given
$1,000 by his will. has sued the estate
for six years pay at 5000 month.
l=0- The Sultan has 800 wives and de.
votes To his own and their use $4,000.
600 out orthe 97,O90,00O that consti.
tute the whole income of the Turkish
Empire.
L9 There are n great many sneak
thieves In the world. but the mean
est of al is the man who after read.
ing newspaper for month will lie out
ofpaying for it, by saying, "you ought
to have stopped it when the time was
up There are few such sneaks in
this city. The lord help their little
souls.-Atlomtd Commercial.
IVA medical journal states that
there are from 100000 to 100000 hairs
i'm fbn oyoro,,o ,,o,,,n.- I,o.l W i
ways knew the hairs of our head were
all numbered, but had no idea the num-
Der could he so accurately stated. It's
n very interesting and valuable piece of
information.
~ The independent makes the aston.
ishing observation that Martinsburg has
sixteen physicians and six drug stores,
and still continues healthy.
IVA sea turtle, weighing from 800
to i.S00 pounds, was captured on the
18th inst, in the breakers at Ocean City.
Wicomico county, Md.
ICTAn extensive dcfalcation has oc.
Cured in the Office OF the United States
revenue collector at Louisville Kentucky.
George y. Jackson. deputy collector
and cashier for Collector Buckner, was
discovered on Friday last to be about
$4,000 short in his accounts. A war.
rant was issued last night for his arrest,
hut upon reaching his house the deputy
marshal was met by physician, who re-
fused to allow jackson TO bo removed.
saying he could not live until morning.
II is suspected that Jackson took arsenic.
Y The Connecticut legislative suffrage
committee have reported in favor OF al.
lowing women 20 vote in presidential
elections.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23


The ON MEN Ar WoEE.--A para
graph from the pen Of New York cor
respondent in one Of our exchanges
makes special mention Of some of the
old and most prosperous business men
Of that city. II says:
a. r. Stewart declined n social invi.
taiiou from Governor Tilden because he
was so busy. This man Of seventv-four.
and nobody knows how many millions.
i'm his devotion TO hard work is like sew.
oral other Now York millionares. Mo.
scs Taylor is always laboring. Wander
bilt. now eighty. is at his office daily,
aud is harder pushed than any Of his
clerks VIM. u. Astor. who is over cigh.
IT, attends closely the business OF his
vast real estate. George Law and Dan
icl Drew arc each sevcnty.six, but do
not abate n jot Of their active work.
Peter Cooper aged eighty-one. is regu-
larly at his office in the Institute build
Ing. Edward Matthews who has reach.
ed scveuty.fyo keeps a close eye on his
Wall street realty. At seventy.cight
Charles OConnor is up 10 his cars in lc-
gal papers. though he avoids, when pos
bIc. the attendance upon the courts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23
Tho Lords Prayer.

Did You ever think. short though il
may be, how much there is in il /! Oh
it is beautiful, And like a diamond in
the crown of queen, it unites a thou.
sand gems in one.
1t teaches all of us-everv one OF us
Ito look on God rs our parent--"Our
Father"
1t teaches MS to raise our thoughts
and desires above the earth-"Who ar,
in Heaven"
1t tells u that we must reverence our
Heavenly Father-'.lIallowed he Thy
name"
1t brcathes the saints reward-"Thy
Kingdom come
And a submissive and obedient spirit
Thy will be done on earth as it is i'm
Heaven"
And dependent, trusting spirit
Give us this day our daily bread"
And forgiving spirit-"Forgive us
our trespasses rs we forgive those who
trespass against u.s.
And cautious spirit-"Lead us not
into temptation but deliver us from evil"
And last of all. an aioring spirit
For thine is the kingdom, and the
power, and the glory forever. Amen"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23

VA Mississippiau has a cat Of which
he tells the following story: II was sick
a short time ago. and the cat would
come from the table TO the bed freanent-
". She finally caught mouse and
brought Il 70 the bed laying il down be.
side me. ! threw IL of, but rs soon A
] did 80 the cat would bring il back. un.
th thought she wanted me 10 eat Il
so ] made believe I ate it. and the cat
went away apparently satisfied. And
before night the same day she brought
me a striped squirrel, and each dag for
the three days ] was IN bed she brought
game, with the same result che would
never leave until I had pretended %
cat &C."
An immense cannon, now jn course
Of construction at Woolwich, will cost
the British government $4,000
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23

~ The average personal wealth
throughout the whole United States. in.
GLIDING the Territories is as dollars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23

"A tea that should never be watercd
or Observation-Disclosures.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-23

One day handsome travelling car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

The closing exercises of Mrs. h.. Williams's
school for young ladies' ut No. 20 West IhfynlntA-st
were held yesterday. Among the Rotations delivered
b. IN, scholars were Ny school Days" 10y whittier,
and selections from Hamlet, together with extracts
from French authors.
The baccaaureate address before the grad
uAtug class OF UagcrfOrd College, Penn, Will be DEW
cred by President Chase Jay 6. A. 10 p m July
. ,ue, a. Thomas az baltimore win deliver Grafton
before the Association OF the Alumni Commencement
exercise VIII be held ON July Z.
During the commencement exercises or WI
rj.n, lowell COLLEGE an liberty, Mo- June $40 adj
dresses zero delivered by Prof Aim CIR, F. T. : l.
before the Evan golil society; 10y VA" se' j. D. Haf'
vich D. q Atchison Kan. before the Edueation Board
by tie Rev. j. r Baumes, ID. D.. Cincinn ~ ohio before
the literary societies; by the Rev. W F. leaman, D. D.,
M .o II - rterpial Convention and ny tic Rev s II.
F,at Ii D. 81 81 Louis pefoie the University DvIra-
The degree ~ d. -. vs. conferred uptn lhe hrN.
TTrrl ions 4 VI, President rf North " tscs Ba tsi
college Wales ard upon tAe Eev. J. \ ktrtr ~ hen-
tucty. rhe Hey. ". Pope lcanlln d. D., NaLs cl''-'"
Chancellor % me College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

The graduating cla.3 At Yale College num-
hers % rhey were borr-3G in Nrw-iork, II IN Con
uectcut n Pennsylvania, IN Ohio, each IN MASH
cui,sefs md Illinois, each in sL1ine AMI Missouri IN
Louisiana, and | each in Scw-Jersey vermont, New
Henpshire Maryland; Ninspo. China; Kohaa. Sand
Wieh Islands b.; shaIndun. syria; and CnavaSleheTry
India Tie average age Is - years and Rontns. Ihe
average hight uleasITed in shoes Is feet 50 inches
lhc average weight Is 100 pounds oiAccs 4lc sccc-d
published By the class says:
There arc Is hlaft pnyers 90 never handle the cue
AMI plays only al tue paslor s',ine Billiards has been
quite fIOrte Vith lie clss. "a tae very SPIRITED
atcsts r. Dicker,nau carried % the ater the s''c
ccssfl az %, wArl victory MAS almost ~ o"uesa
plver. sauA Of whom IN their devotion to the game
o,slnled a cib 10 beat Cornell and since dong thar
~ii,, ire participants OF rs feel eonhdenf.
s-@@nty tso ~ that they have rsed ponies more
s.,r c 10 .. help only wniie iudyins Anr. n only
during tl~ study of fafo, ant lnied IKE ne d'uie
a fat9uza. ~ 20 who n1c tgs.Illallus, !,
la,a-.ay some ~ their clia ltes 10 translate Eeir
lessons prefer To sfand their own pins, ana QUO
generally dInks F0rtv-two confess thai they nave
sAlann. az els number, 10 are great scnn r. whle
81 take sly peep N recta.ioE wneh Necessity
ciple and % und 1t too much trouble Sneteen
rather Drofane swear oec'..lolaly 1ingiy say
Only uis favorite oath, by Jove, ana a%ears Ike
pirate o. never use - expressive iOinit c@ecps ~
what kind - stories iary tell mi 90 t.e nave an
almost ~ 1hagsiihe stoselo,ise from |E'h 10 draw
nn,is niaay ar,nt lovers la .. Only - al1IaiR a5a-
crther OF t,e 80 who indulge SMOKES only pipe ord
c,llrrttes only cigars, nsc cirs AMI Gig ~
eitrs er4rCttes only, = ENJOY themselves Wan ply,
ci-nrtt-e or e-r; Of fh,@e ll-J N rAeNcia.
2a..-s tlese there who r.vcl IN SENT enni,ai
,fe,retie and = WAC rc.Ornei ia senior year
There are 81 IN the class who never drink anything IN
toxcating and reformed !l.H ar-s 20, WIN list 81
fyDfife drinks extending almost through the Catalogue
ia max hesissfe 10 indulge oeelsona " ia any OF the
standard beverages; IL cuuIe tnen>cte o beer ae
aud wines; 10 sic anI beer drink punch only.
clafnJaare at evening parties, everything bat gin,
rum aud whisky; whatever the ielE sets mp TO-"
ani drinks everything and every timc OF those who
lrna net more than c;ssd ARA dinners, -
indulge moderately. aud 3 partlAc v'g. svlriDgy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAHBURG-Ta stsab'safp Gethert. June ia IN
,,tr~rr rscrcnrc Hertz, Pcrinser stephen Lee X.
-ssn Keen, VI. CopilHS George Buns, = act art
nee, Ma. Mccarthy, Dir. ana MIS- j. llssnes
lnd Guild A. BFueAner :. BsLmr y. Brigham, an
f.nio Leaion0.l Germ Mrs NonrdnfSo ad on
Ma August" Earn, Helene schmidt r. b t''oise NJ
lna Ma Clfl = Werfrr, e.. Ohio f1a y and ffat VT
ard Nys ard Mrs -. Fischer. hr md MIA
Nrx N, eaflan three ebiren. infant and sefsaai Misc
Jennie Nj, pnthan Mrs. Herman Hirsch Miss u an
nah rsc, c., md Nrs. RGfh Goshen daishtor 10f may
Mira DanbI -Lal-s. Miss Louise echaes. MT wary nose
fnoid Morris on, Tll~"inr r.npt H. H. 'hI -
laullh-lg Mis- EmmDeIv Mr. ard st- May W. Mana VI
Ess,pper ans ctAr H. NJ snd Ms 1he~9ne r SA,isr
Professor tuG Nrs stencil, NJ Angrla beninriai MY
William NOl,k. J. F. s.lemon, VI. Nusshannl, Chari-s
Davii Fniair Korkier George Huber W LSTsr fnsres
MIR C.rr. Ritter Mrs Jsaircfte Mrs kar.srn
hrrr Fanny elHs,nn, dis. tn,na Sachs - Iryiss
Dp riner ~ daughter, Miss iAli's It9rt.
man, Miss iese Mrs Msr1e re, nrrsfsr ana
family Absolute, Misc JlaFs EilrI, J. aieit Ao IN
Sfary Joseph Fi0e rsheui A. hamnsky MISS Al.a ~
an Herman NLL.r Wl- NIL child. MRS. &ifsin "
a. Auuze.
T. Sheppard, M AMI Mrs. Na.son- Mrs Thor rFn ne ,ra
Thorbrrn g. Cox. Mrs. A. W. COX and clIl MIS- enc
Beaumont T. R-nv,ek le AMI e..iiFsi Miss NieheL A.
z. ChIisIlani, Mrs Christian, Mrs Is Eaf~sI, Ai.
and A!rs. q. Barker, AireI > Barker; Nrs barAer'
Mts- 81 snrl Farmer W. n. Barnes, MIS- barnes, A.
hifeonib A. Harlow MIRA j. IS sandi rd 9lhi chia g -
Holmes Gillette. Jshn Hay, Ms. John hay nsss 10
ehldreu mani. Laym Pisce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
Observation-Disclosures.

WELLINGTON, June i7.-Rear-AG .iTal Penno"k.
commanding Asafic station uaer dle % Hong aonH
yOIa the movements II els 81 tii -u9n as
N. ra.asnip hartford ~ uorg The kear
tie ZstE March and arrived "a Hong
ong Ou Arr; Gth q AgrI she alsd ll
canton she rin7ined uatl the 2lsr returned
iong BuI her visit 10 canton he Ni.eDy made
nnfiai aud cvpres-e hlllse IL ly peased
rer-rten On the Isl ~ AlV sue slri irum Hong
o. The 1Oa0c fissuGtnl4. The
Hasc Hong Kong nnth Nay l. VIXEN sailed
nortagsrL TIC ftos iEo it-ni-n march -
ssch latter pAas.
She u Apg WHERE size remained or rcIilf The Aahnr
Ia Nagls.SL ras sacO iet baiasE the ri 81
Msrr ~ 81 gapore tie th, an irit There on
for 81 iArnco ansi Aa, arriving
81 ~. Aty. iJt sailed 10 ii-.
u China Turn about Point, And r0m thence
NtgsssNi, k1bi saI Yokohama
L,ic 1unaai'r Ih9mls v tiridy has been ordered to
avail Academy i,sut. ChiFl.s n Thomas ha.
oTrfsi the FnaephiI Navy ari Chief inner b. A.
has BEEN ordered 10 The Nasaa Assistant Engineer
J. T. LlRrUiac has b.oA ordered duty The at.r
rqrarn. per steaer q 5Giy Um san frsDeiseo LENT
ChaIics H. sOn has bcen detached from Inc SWaaIa AMI
yfaRstd three Months lavc Leut. r. ~ g. Brown hesn
detached the Despatch and. ordered
Aaser Ths Ufl er as been detached li1n spec III duty
washington L.. q, and oseEcd 70 tae ~ atira Asss,nt
De,r Robert W. talt hae bern d.achsd nom The Asiac
5l@tsa ordered W rear home ARa Eeyoft afrNa Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
TIE STl7E or TRADE
DOMESTIC siARKETS.

prvvuo " Y, June t7-Lnke eceiPts- Flour 100 ye1i
wheaI, 1869 bush Corn 5000 9lsl yas; 49,:
corn 1900 bush Oats, 1900 bgs shipments ny h IL
r,sS,-Flur 600 oh- Wheat l2,C00 bush. ftrn 10 ~
bush oats 2O0oO bush shipments ~ Canal ~ ae~sr
Wheat 80 coo bush. Corn S0D bush TO Interior fSnts
-Wheat 800 BUSH. Canal Ireights unchapg,d fo.s
qao, SITES 81 $50 b1s AZ nnclaaeed rat car aaSy
sTrng q &c. lower sales OF 1901 bush Grcn 8,y On %
terms. No chicago on.ra1 .. o. 20 10 avs 10
Msaaeee, u o. ~ store Corn on ana y =. a..
TO- 90 bpsh sample 40 75c car lots No - "N osIs
quiet sl.es Of o,OVD 5usl NJ 1850 ~ III
Rye aHd Bsrey-E0ne here. seee duli IoIh AZ" Le1"
a. isi unchanged. High wines nom nalIy vi -. .
CHICAGO t7-FiOur tai nominal Wheat ". * ht W.
~ttiea sni stronger no spring :, O3 20 y ~ ~
atv sTcf aal IN far demand y" Nitol cis IT.
spot; 7otc. ba July 72-e August kejee@ GO os 70.
ndIssc August Rye qii-t and weak No. 2, &c barisy
higher aid sir d'mand ~" sprns u % ,t"-i .. ~
September PORK dr ard u1s itled fls fO,ti Z. sE,,i
SIS o5osls 20 July: -is g1a rIo - August ar q'iss
Vi,srv j. X tho sf~-r6on cal ~ The Br'r. whsat
weak o1.ri 9sisc, Jay eos August Corn, 79.ts,
All II ais C0aSis IS Jnly siS A. August ari weak
ana easier iteceip;four 500 ys Wheat, 81 90 ea<h'
~aulnents~ 900 bbis what Dos, bush. Corn
CtE.EiASD june II. : Wheat unchanged. Corn lever
Shcle 7f1-J@. Far, 9lo = cats sfeey fna Tiicbangs
e,rerr g4iet standard Wllie. l0s 10 &c. siats
T.sf. ii &c sil4n ~ =, l@2c. higher -,
foLao, Juno lfiOnr fug .ha dnrhahK1t neg, , aai
gan. ri u Amber Michigan 81 20 JAY am Aus1J
~ 35q: No i.pi ~ - o; 80. 3 Ied, : ~ trh ouh
shade ioser High Mixed 81 u ana June e; Aufssr
80 ,c Mixo, 73c ielO-, 15c. n" grade :. 81 aial
ared t0c Oats qgiet and weak No aud Niriyan eieJ
White. Frighs more aciye Lorn and What 10 BmI,
bnsh oat. push shirmensflour, 20n bbs; whreG.
"A BUSH Corn 10000 bust. 81. a % bush - =.
WILMINGTON, y. G. June l7-sp1t- Tgrrsai'ae hrrs -
steady At :. 20 Tor Hart n 10 l,os DIP AMI IS 30 iS
Nryn Tar steady al IL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
CATTLE MARKET.

BAffrNO p Je 1.-THE market during the past week ~
been iorraiy active though prices were sae I1Eer Wy
best 6as0 dfst quality, 5351c; iDsz..n or or III
ray 5dJc. ordinary in steers rNen atf eo'y- iH4scf
ses made II 6a1c Receipts, i,242 hcaa szAs~
,fs2 head.
os have been IN moderate and prices have -
&C.. range, 34 lOr, few choice 1896 resspsA
.-1N.
fair demand and prices are nnrhansss
range ~ ~ - - smbs, $50 30 receipts i'l' h"<h
BtFFAiO June n CAFTLr kesepfs t0-sg, ~ head,
supply the thus far t,St3 bes1,
80 tIrUygi consGnmsnts, toe Asnce -
sale COO Tor tire last wesk AL teO
LI-t No naEse; 10 daN irrsh st-
vs u cJnsgnm ts those not fisI o-e1 ~ yes1r-
sifpfsi rgngh Hfrt hands ahot cans - ecofann
la fq sc?iagag stun uai ~ yarts unrf -~ks nos
,uff since report fD Ci quotations.
LAaas-Rcceiyts to-day, Loco head, nakin4
week thus ~ heal, liHo
bead M be sane week. snd 81 lend for me sumo
last Tie marx ct hch opened SLOW aid du yrS
ray bate a. O. FAY prices aioui ~ op~n
quotations .be week fh.s SIsri.g e mSrkst va
moderately ahonf 1875 nei isirs ~ nsHf last rs
port leaving Only IN the y1is uns sas 600 heai
ohio CLIPPED averaging 81 aEr i06 H. ~ tJaf5 20 70 heal
Tu,l ana clfu,,., averaging - y. 20 ~ Is.
HOlS eryts today 200 heal making total supply sv
the thus - a.aa AGAINST lZO0l hta pt sahs
week. and iao0 heat ior same tne Est year
market apen.si ' aDa d'Assns, with iofssrs az ~
dun and slow asay hos = - ~ita no N'hii s''r,rS
sncr-. = d'spcse a. icavfng st9at tie s>sne
amounts IN The yards nG-sli, majority hsayy hogs
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PRovTpFycV r. T.. June E.-prnring cloths Guiet snd
steady AZ . lof 6'rt Gss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
ME- 81. MARYs COLLEGE.

PREPARATIONS FOR Thz RECEPTION OF CARDINAL
MClOsKEY AT TIE CONMENctMENr
Extensive preparations are making Tor the
reception OF Cardinal NcClcs6ey and The pre1tes anu
clergy who Will ACCOMPANY him. al the 6'th an"a TOM
mcncenent " 81 Mays College IN EminittsbUrs
Maryland Ihe Aomnen ..noat vii ttAe place JAlc
o3 ia rho college Nu A. the Cardinal in common W.th
many Ok tha Roman Catholic preaios OF tins country Is
An Old NountIn,or" his first visit as Cardinal ." ms
oli college VIII he tile na Tor the gathering ~ al tn
Alumni On Monday, june 81. Cardinal Netlo-key VIII
leave Baltimore Mount st. Mays, ny the
popal Legation aud the NewNorI and Baltimore deIega-
lions Of Alumni The visitors viii be met NJ the station
Of Mechancstown within Eve miles OF the college, ny
the President Dr. McCoskey. the Faculty, ana sndcus
with tieir band. On jane - me eNii!DtOn VII tA'
Addresses Will De made by the Caril tne PiesIdeni
and some Ol the distinguished visitors present on l
nil.Vrin oy fine cardinal and ~ thy visitors Will
attend the exhibition ST. Ioseph's Academy when J.
under the charge VI the Mother seton oi"loA Ok inc
= .f.r ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
TUFTS COLLEGE.
TIE GODDARD PRIZE coSrEsr-ruE DiviNii-1
.CItOOJ.

TIE GODDARD rRizR COSTEsr-ruE DfViNilI
SCHOOL.
IrRom SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rRiDUSEI
COLLEGE HuL. Mass, june 16.-Ihe contest
for the Goddard prizee for reading and defamation IN
Tufts College occurred yesterday afternoon, IN the
presence of large audience. Moses Brown Proicssor
% Oratory presided. Tho contestants and the es OF
their selections were as follows:
w n. Morrison. TlrTingion, Me-Hcnry re LEV.
and Ficuging ~ ". " hccleaci CAop.s No." 90
pcTs :" r. l. D@ine Fast ca1ta =" onih' fius r.
H. ffdy Water0WH y y" licfeien I" me allk ~
r. NJ. Woodbury., Bethel e" WoanasIi - II 49,
Ann.~quau', hts~" horaths ~ ne btHt"j ~ ~ ''
salen, Mass" Battle OF Waterloo
Tie speaking and reading very good indeed-fuy
M 20 the STANDARD ~ past years Tie prize IN the senior
Cass was awarded 90 Mr. Morrson tire iirs prize IN the
Junior 10 Mr.. Eddy and the second to Mr. Wood
bury and The prize in hc Sophomore Class 10 Mr. 8rown
Al the close Of lie exercises President CaIen made some
remarks TO The students upon the value oil ofaory Ie
Judges were Prof. l. B. Monroe Of Boston, Prof B. f.
Tweed Of Charestown, the Rev J. C. Adams OF Newton
VILE Prof w. G. Tousey Of College Hui, aud Frank Her
yey esd Of Ncd'ord
the radu excreges OF the Senior Class Of the hi
vini.y school took place this afternoon in the College
chanel large number Of the friends OF the students
especially interested in the occasion ard OF the il'n"s
OF the College were present The exercises opened WIN
drawer AFTER which theses delivered by members OK
tie graduating class "a folOWs:
/. Natural R.iihoa-R II hEIieh JafIey y t.
3. CONSCIENCE BASIS OF Rciison-G NJ HHIlon' a. b.
g. Uniy,r.,,m IN &orais-r. W. iuman A. 81 fh'H"isi'
= rlonti ard fee T. Knight A. D., go Mieilan, Ne
6. -lreT- ara Doors h. = beI toilei Ill ''s
Z Truths. W. sutton, =. b. warwick, y y
The farewell al iro.s was delivered 20 the rrluaes D.
Pew Thorpaq SAWYER y D. the senior Professor in tie
school, and exercises closed with the benedieuon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

FRIDAY. JVNE H.
Mars Newfoundland close ct the New York Post ofos
every day q 100 D. m.
Nal for If,flx y g, Is closed at the NesYors Psss
Ottoe .yeIy Gay ~ 9 m.
SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
For Engllnd Wales IreM,i ard France. via asenstewa
ard livero. by the steamship ,ity Of bflD. mails clos -
IL Supplementary M u closed az 80 p ~ steamship
calls ~ 3 q. NJ from Per Ma. 81, North siYer
rur scot only, by the steamship Ni.sf1a as clJse ~
10 Supplementary Nal u e ae az 30 D. IA. ssnso
sails az 3 . m. Pier No. -, North River
excerpt fFauce, via bremen, W the steamshp
C'0-c Al l.j0 a. \ -nppen.niAry daI -
enssl steamship sa.is At nom Tier loos
Thirds. ~ 'DOSeR.
For Nassau KIN. on Jamaica CTrfagena, S2uta " rita.
the steamship 'lfrb. g54s ep-r ~ "a m
Pier d. North River. at ~ n M
Nasor Key Vest Steamship state u exa ciose -
D. M steamship sails rom Pier No 20 kast kiSer
SUNDAY. JUNK 20.
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from a. IL. 10 Il a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
SHIPPING ITTELLFGENCE
PORT Or NEW YoRE


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steamship ei-r~ce 3rl rhonnas London. p W Hurst
sasis G'tsa aorton Haylas W. p Ciy,le CO.
.hi Cisy NJ AosOnD, Desrns, Hamilton, ber nlAia 4
Steamship ilap,sse Chester rerBspSna Port Royal
,teainship Screus, Besrs-. sosror. u; = Dtnocs
steamship o. r. stout Ford fi a jar. hsni
steamship Frine1nL. Bragg. PORTLAND j. " Alns-A
ship Northern Light Kirnev Francisco. srtf"n ca
sap Ions NgF zeri ;;'% brSs' sa1sn; ne ca "a
BARK Gy'ia jNsr Mas. ier'on tetens BeeAInaan q @"
Bark Maggie Reynohs tbrb kinney Charleston r. No
Bar. Orient Pus< orasler. srerksaaven. pen for %
PARK In a ltsstl. jGs.saih Cork Falmouth Coz -
B1rs Ciacoall ,ortola IhlA ohTan eioneeser. Eng
~ t@aa nal pensrtn eoa,s ler order 6 s-assr
nrs ita5y, Ssai' gor5 spain, lrowsr.,sq; q :, CO
-cir AsSe- hsIlaan. J,esaei Iiagn i;s ans bail Co
-cAr. a. 0n Qrl. king, windsor y :, G w. seftassS
s,lr Toward dolten be. MI AHA Port joansaa. ~ J-
eHhr ricmis Ella. Kay. Dennsport Mas, ]. P q. @
sehr. : Smnn BaliN ~ HaIuoia .. {. sisir 4 ssa-
scir fI.RS ~; ~ ~ r w.asef.
selr Independence, Paner Ne" lla' an Geo - BIan
schr ?. r. Pilsbury, PITCHER ssscn. snow q burgess
Befrii Porter Kingston, Jam, A. H. -ola.rsn
schr. Anna Brown, Harvey, sandy Hsos. A. BUCK Co
s.hr /. P PhSro anderson. sItwore. slagst a rsrsy
sear carrie L. AIen NsSeota5 silnssi. Wen
borg
sirop Aida McCoieo. Newark. ~. J., DELANEY Valera
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ttsri3 tF GrCs, Glasgow June D. aud Novflo
0t,. sL4 IA ssc. pass. u hendcr-ln bgOs
steamship r. G.. Knight Chichester, Gsorgcewn d c.. with
Steamship cen whtney llansts, Boston. m,l-s aud
pass. 10 Metropolitan steamship 90.
Alnur. iLtl lao, tDrk ID days. In ballast
BARK Utssana ssSea-h Larssn StasTiam 81 days. with
gilse. -.
Brig ,of Hanfax), Doa, Carenas l. days. With
rneada
SIR. Ira LatrisuaIer, Coleman, Aezasiria, Va
schf VIM H. Kennel eoper Geo e, tow n u. T.
PiniADgLIA. Juao l7-sai. Steamship ksn.isorth, Tor
Liverpool
BIZ SsWcX Ca, June l7.hrrived. sshr Agnss Graos
frun A,tk tlsY~d lSlh bark for tsrsfro
FR,NcIsco. JaSs lS.C.eares shp "es hsessh tssA
TiBRa Ca ane IGsailea steamship Cleopatra TOR New
York
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NOTICE To MkfrxFRs.
OrTTE OF IIsHrT'otsS lsss sToa rsrsp nfsrsirr
TONgAIsstL.-R, y. y June IL. isl3 J
las OH Low koinf, abcaf nan
way Carthage I-ls.i aud fsxlh Aies hal>on
Rfrr 10 egruf vessels En Hat Ia tas &c.
Ton - ID lAh.. iiAfu. NetanoiSn =. y.
Lighthouse Inspector, rhIrt Dsu1t
tfCr Latest Sap Aess &c ssssisla i.<vs.