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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-11
NOTICE OF ASSESS
So . MENT.
sHEBA snvEK MINING COMPANY.

r. OCATION Of principal place Of business,
II lSm Francisco, California. J eeati OF
works, Star District, humboldt county,
Nevada.
NOTICE il hereby given, that at injecting
. If thr Board Of Directors, held on the fifth
day of october, 1876, an assessment (N0. g. Of
Five Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ftal stock Of the corporation, payable Anme-
diately in UEitea States gold coin. to the Sec
fetary, at the office Of the company, No. 3I2
Montgomery street. San francisco, California,
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 4th day OF Novem-
ber, 1876, will be delinquent, and adv rtised
For sale 1T public auction; and unless pay
aaent il made before will be sold ON Thurs
day, the Both day of NoveMeer,, 1876. TO pay
tins delinqurnf assessment" Together with
costs If advertising and expenses Of sale. BY
erder Of the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM Hal SEY, Secretary.
CAise--9r2 Montgomery stteet, San Fran
cisco California
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-11
MANHOOD RESTORED.

VICTIMS OF YOUTHFUL IMPRBDENcE,
v who have tried in vain every known
remedy will learn 81 a simple Prescri t,,.,
FREE, for the speedy cure Of ner1 Gus deGlht i
prematnFe decay, fost manhood. ana an uis.
orders brought ON by excuses. any uInass
has the ingredients. Address DAssnSoN
~ CO.. So Nassau 81" w
~ Luz
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-11

Cufeu at Horne.
Persons at distance may he Crhrn !.
HONE by addressing letter To DR.. tiIHpns
stating Case. ~ mpioms, lngiA Of tina q
disease has continued, and have ,nsdl,i,..
promptly forwarded. free from da,,l, - -
curiosity, with full and plata direction
Rheumatisin. Fever aud Attue, Piles -
Fistula. permanently curedaot NO ehares. =
Persons wiitingto the Doctor wiz rass.
state the name Of the paper they see tlhI
vertisement ill.,.
inclosiDg ten dollars coin In reu,sse,.s
letter, through the Post-osite. or ihrm.@
Wells Fargo aud Co, a pse kage Of ,,nsaie,s,..
will be forwarded to any lnrs 81 tie Uasss
All communications strictly eonAdept,vi
Address DR.. J. y. GibB0N.. e23, Hears,
street. corner IL Commercial. san Pranriss
Poss-oi'l.s tox 1857 IemsmBer TO put nor
1851 on the letter
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of persons. bssh II,
and female, there are no are suffering aws
miserable existence from the effects VI seess
indugeuces snr from virus absorbed intol.
system Los u tseiy paiiid. ernseks
aud disagarH lace, and thar hrOhell4kn
constitutions. d4slIEsliiyiHg them io~ tie Ia, !,
piness Of marriage or The enjoyment Il il
In this horr4d situation thousands suffer mi
death closes the scene. Let parents, grzrasns
friends. astena TO thore who are suffering VA
any of tisse horrible lie. destroy ing msaaIs
see that they are cared for aud cured biu.,
IL be too late. send thein immediately to Dr.
GlBBOS. q physi' ian who has made prisus
diseases his especial study for Years. aud wh9
is certain ~ enre tlse Ds6st invetsra,s ca
without mercury or any Injurious drugs. lts
important to- thosc who are afflicted, Or d
hose who ays tnsoresse4 ~ the welfare Il
their friends. 20 be careful Of the mAny On.
Led IA n I'M a "a
ing their skih in curing an diseases ii, lev
days. imposing upon the public by using IL
names Of enisss-at physicians from Enross srd
other places. BE therefore cAr~iul and mals
strict Enquiry, or yOu nnay tali into the halsds
Oh thoye char lstaps.
Seminal weakness.
Seminal emissions. ,he consequences n eel.
abuse. THIS solitary stce. or deprayed ssrns
indulgence ~ ptactis4d ny the youth a sssl
seAes 90 an almost unlimited = ei,t producil
with uI~Ssanp certainty me following train 1
morbid symptoms. unless combatsd by scier
tinc medical neasnres, viz, Sallow counts
nance, dark spots under the vyes. pain inill
head. ringing in the ears, ns,is. like the rIs
ling Of leaves md The rafting ~ charles
uneasinsss about the lofHs, weakness Of u
limbs. eJnfused vision. blunted intellect. lo'
Of confidence. difhdence In approachid
strangers, DISLIKE to form new acquaintance
disposition to shun society. loss 81 memsr
hectic dusLes. pirapi@s and various ernrtioi
about the face. furrod tongue, feiJd brrsi
coughs. coiisnmrtfn, night sNeats, mon
mania, and frequent insAuity. freilef
not obtained. should apply immediate
either In person ,w by letter. and have = ca
effected by his new and sientinc psds
treating this disease, which never fails
eHecting quick.and radicrt eurc.
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SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR COMPANY.

SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR COMPANY.
T OCATION Of principal place ofbusiness,
lAsan Francisco, California = Location Of
works, Humboldt county. Nesada e
NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting
Of the Board of Directors, held on the goth
day Of September, 1876, an assessment (No.
II Of Ten Cents per share was levied speA the
capital stocf of said corporation, payable i'm
mAdiately, in United States gold coin, to the
secretary, Is the office of the company, Room
street, San Francisco, ifs sSs M enf soAery
IT. Any Stock erpons-whieh4 this asses.-.,.
shall remain Unpaid on Monday the thirtieth
day of October, 1875, will be deemed delin-
auent, and advertised, for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on Tuesday. the 2lst day Of o.
vember, 1876. to pay tas delipsient assess
nents together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
JOS RORERTS, JR., Secretary
Offce--Room No. 10 safe Deposit Building.
No 1928 Montgomery street; san Francisco,
California. t.e-. ~. ~ /, ,..a, .
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Hurricane Mining Company.

OCATION Of principal place OF business,
A lSan francisco, California. -
Location of works. Trinity, Arabia
Humboldt county. Nevada.
NeTIcE - There is delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF A.
sessment No. one ~ levied ON the 18th day Of
September. 1876, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective Shareholders
as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-11

WHO may he suffering from the effect oil
youthful follies or indiscretion, will dol
1Nell to avail themselves Of this. the great
q boon ever laid ~ the altar Of suffering
humanity. DH. sPINNEY will guaran-
go 10 forseit $3.50 for every ease Of seminal
weakness, or private disease of any Kind OF
sfhataetor which he undertakes and fails
o cure. lie wanId therefore say 10 The an
furtunate sufferer who may rcrd this notice
L hat yoa are trading on dangerous ground
~ hen you longer delay In seeking the pro
lper remedy foI your complaint You may b.
I ln the first stage: remember yoa are an-
1 preaching the last. II you are bnrdsriIE
fupon the last, and are suffering sonsn or ali
4 II its Ill effects, remember that " you per
tsist in procrastinatlon, The time must come
when the most skblful physician eau req
! Ter Won no assistance, when the door OF
l ,Ope will I've closed against You; when no
ngel OF mercy can bring VOW reLief. In no
ase has the Doctor failed ofsuccess. Them
ct not despair work upon your iinasinatieiA
nut avail yourself Of the beneficial resalts
4 his treatment before our ease is beyond
he reach Of medical sksA. or before grim
ieath harriea You 10 premature grave
rull course 81 treatment $25. send noney
| by POST Office order or Express with full
1leartptioil of case.
Call, or address. fiF
DIR. A. h SPINNEY.
No. II Kcasney Street, San fssnsisco.
lily
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ARTESlAN WELLS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
IL to inform the public that he is now
prepat ed, with the most approved machinery.
to FINK Art-sian Wells in agy part Of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
iect address to Cahoon II Palmer, Battle
Mountain. Will receive prompt attention.
CAHOON Il PALMER.
Batsls Mountain October ., ISIS. II
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TO TILE UNFORTUNar
New Remedies! New Rem.d,..
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSlp,
623 Ne army Stree.
CORNER COMMERCIAL, sTprs,
SAN FRANCISCO.

sTAL1sHED ~ 1864,
H. for the Treatment Of
Sexual and Sernnaf Dis
eases. such as Gomr1.le5s
elect, Structure, Syphilisi
in all its forms, ScmisaI,,
Weakness, 1nipOtcney, ete.,
Skin Diseases Of years
standing. and Uleerated
Legs successfully treated. !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-21
HOU Sc Il MILL
For Sale,
~ Celeslinc, Hall Township

" Will. sell good mill With tw. cirruin- s.vs
two n surrs pair IN operation fer .F
the other pair ready tn put IN operation 81 rrne
ing wheat Ther. Is abundance Of water g. rr ~
-ill tho year around. and inexhsustibls srrpy q
timber
god frame house With four roors. all furnished
With rsod stable and buggy house. and about scTsl
Of ground all psled in with coed sawed ralinrs
They will he sold together separately. This 70 en'
~ the hest locations for Touring mill ID the county
here being mill nearer than ten miles
TEEss half cash balance IN two etunl payment
in one and two years. June Is - 4
v. BCCHARr. Cslsstine. Ind.
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Days Of Meeting OF the Trustees
of the Various Townships In
DubOis County.

NOTICES. hereby given that the Trns-
~ tees OF the various townships OF Du-
bois Co. will be at their respective Offices
in each of the townships for the purpose
of attending TO township business, on
the following days:
Columbia. Harrison, Madison. Rsinhridse. Marion.
Hall jefferson. Jackson Paioka, Cas- and Ferdinsne
townships all on Saturdays 81 each week and Boone
township ou Mondays 81 each week.
Persons having business TIN any OF the Trustees
will have observe these dEvs tie new Law provides
in Sec G. Such Township Trustee shall designate
ce-.in DAYS in each week mouth may be req-red
In which be will attend TO the brsness Of his township
aud notice thereof to be given TO the inhsbiisnts
81 such osnshp aud ali contracts auditing and psy
Of claims -hall be made oGly such designated
days"
LrRoY CAVE PHfliiF DfIJSr.
BxLHn W. " GrKEs. Ar
AspExw gcNKxsrY, fELrx scssSIpxa.
W " KENDALL Prrrrr.
y3sEps FAM 4 gIsHxR.
ExxEf KIM, CLENExs LCESks
September "a Is-s-iy
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NOTICE!

hereby that much the Lands and Lots dscrbef
in the foregoing list be to discharge the full
Of said interest and charges thereon due FROM
the thereof the time Of sale will he sold public
Cou House door, in the of Jasper Dubos
County Indiana the Second Monday in February 1876
the hours 10 o'clock, A. and o'clock T. NJ OF said
prescribed by and that such will be
confirmed day day until all of said lands and lots
disposed OF j. N. DEINDERFER. Auditor d. c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-21
Il 9 w N L y I S !

i ~ w ~ - ~ l. ~
Baum Joseph L. Jasper value Of o. ssd i'm
pro We meus &335, total taxes due go "a.
Unknown Owner, 1874 Jasper lot 23l;
lott 1872;
lot asa vslus $40; taxes sls SIS.
Halter Jacob 60 Hunngburgh OF lot No vare of lot ana
impre vements ei9e total due $40 IS.
Miller Joseph ia. Hunngburgb pt lot no value OF ist sni
improv ements total due s43 %.
Kupper, VIM, l5A Ferdinand lots No. 100, 2lS;
a" sue &lo6 taxes 10 o.
Lush Anthony l99 Ferdinand No. 30 value OF lot and i'm
$500, total due SIC &C.
wenho Henry 3 Ferdinand lots No 23s 2a2 value OF lets
and improvements 3l40. total taxes due SIS - :
Bkmap So lot Nc 80 In Bemkers add to Huntngough
Of lots $50, total taxes due % 80
NJ No In Blemkers add Hunngburgh value
of lot $50 total taxes due 81 g.
Cademcye w. a. Smiths add Holland half of lot No 5;
lots;
lott;
half lot =: val. t465 taxes sl6 "a.
Never. Henry J. 200 Holland, lots No and ~;
smiths add. TO pit and q $685. sal os
Brown John A, ST. Marks, LOT No. l2l;
!" let 1s2;
lot 1873, value $2s, taxes 81 g.
Radenacher, Charles ST. Anthony, LOTS
lot II;
lot Is, value ITO, taxes 50 81
Fisher, Thomas Celestine, lot No. II;
lot76;
lot 81, value $50 o6 80.
Dickson Nancy j. lot No II in Corns add to Ireland value OF
lot 500, fetal due $l2 ~
Hawkins, VIM, lot No. 50 in Cors add. to Ireland
ireland, 3 w part Of lot Q. value $35. taxes s. o.
Billing Drebach, a. Portersvile lots No AZ ~, a; -
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List Lands
Iiny q Dreisbache PortersyiIle, lot. 10 Iae iz7;
STATE OF INDIANA,

J
J. MICHAEL DEINDERFEfs, Auditor in and tor sail
. County do hereby certify that the foregoing
list Of the lands and and remaining delinquent
the of due thereon from the
thereof for year 1874 and years. together with the
of the 1878 including interest penalty aud
charges due thereon. appears Record in Office.
In testimony whereof, have hcreunto subscribed my
and sgxed official seal at Jasper, Indiana. this
3lst day December. 1876
j. NJ. DErspFRrER, Auditor Dubois Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.


The closing concert at Vassar College will
he given Monday evening
The Rev. DR.. Washburn of Calvary Church,
New-York is to deliver the annual Grafton at TRINITY
College next week.
A concert for the benefit of the Wesleyan
boat crew given June 81 III MiddletOwn II WIS
pleasure the audience and Of profit TO tho
boat club.
The Grafton before the alumni of Michigan
University will be delivered by Prof NJ L. D0oGe, Of the
Glass Of 'G2, and the by David b. Taylor OF the
Class of 81
The twenty-frst annual Commencement Of
the Pittsburgh Female College took place June 20 at
Pitsbur. Il. Penn. class of nine young women were
graduated. 1he aggregate Attendance during the year
WIS 213; an average attendance ~ 80 more eich vti1
than during last year.
The Rev. John A. Liggct of the Class Of
81 viii deliver the alumni Grafton at lafayette College
The eth inst An address ID also expected from the
Rev. Geo. C. Hickman, D., Presi lent OF Ianoyor Col
Adams will preach tho sermon before the Society %
On istian Brotherhood tomorrow.
The Hon. Thomas Duifet, Df. f. NJ. Snow,
aud Alnod b. Chace have been elected trustees o Brown
University. The Corporation carried out The wishes oil
the alumni IN ellne the Baptist vacancies For me 2-
knr vacancy President Edward II. MiGi OF swartrore
College received the O I75, and Mr. Cbace those of
81 alumni. The Grafton probably gave preference
to The mnority ,ani'ate on the ground that his
pettOr had az hrat The interests OF another college anc
could not do justice ~ both institutions.
BaccalauTeate sermons will be preached to-
by President Smith at Dartmouth by President
Rrown at Hamilton. by President Foss at Wesleyln, by
President Cheney at Bates by the Rev. Dr. g. V. W.
Bridganan at Union ny Pre- sideDt Cbpdhonrnc ~ VII
llama h, President McCosh the Coeca Of New-Jcr-
sey ny President Celi at Lafayette oy President Pof-
ter 40 Yale, by President EnckhaD at tHc umEeF"f Oh
Vermont, by Bishop Williams at Trinity ny pcsden,
Mctaulry at Dickinson and by President Ahgc1 az
Michigan University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
ST. JOHNS FREE SCHOOL

The closing exercises of st. Johns Free School,
Trinity Parish held yesterday morning, In the
school room. at No. 40 varckst The room was taste
fully decorated with banners and American Tags and
upon the platform several bouquets of natural
flowers. Upon the platform seated the Rev. Nor
gan Dix, d. d.. presiding TIE Rev. 8. II. Weston, d. d.
the Row. W. II. Cook, and the Rev. p. A. H. Brown The
exercises were opened with a religious service. The
programme included several declarations and Dialogues
and duet by J. r. De zeller and Geo. W. Morgan The
first part Of the brought 10 close with On
examination OF tn pupils Of tho Grammar Department
In spelling and arithmetic. The prize for the former was
awarded 10 George W. Morgan, and for the later 10
John s. Heeny In the second part, spelling mafcn
between the bows and girls Of the Primary Department.
introduced. The two pupils who succeeded IN
standing The test longest Bertha Wolfe and William
Delemuth clock song" by six boys aud girls of IN
Primary Departments recitation OF "A Little BOYS
Pocket" and dialogue " Two Lectures" ended me
proceedings The prize In defamation was awarded 10
j. r. De Zeer. The Rev. Morgan Dix then made brief
address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

.oo, s,em NJ college aauatics in this country Inc
Yale College navy organized IN lsoo' o"' uu Nv
amount TO much until 1855. Harvard C3e9 , FL yar
bearing very soon after Yale, and as tne I interest
otY,ris superior practice ground, the rownS -,
ouncd popnlarty rapidly, and large share OF ,
mon who have been In that nniVefsi,y s'"oo low
been more or less proficient with the oar
Yale will row at Springfield In tne Doa'
which was built by j. II. Clasper OF oxiofu, h"s"''
and brought over not long ago. IL weighs @4o ru"' !,
is "a inches wide and SO feet long, keas' 0ou,n.
NewHaven are build ng another, expecting TO get III
, onnds lighter but It ia not probable that they VIII
succeed II Is found that more strength anu Than
propor onay, needed TO support eigno hn, In
ssix The eight prarticed in one weiRhng ZZo put III
a.I r. was n complete wreck which showed that
heavy boat WIS Indispensable: III was 'noat h n,y
that the Casper boat was TOO d Inv AyIjng Of
yai,xha 4, England, heavy and SUM- IL iees , ih''o
OF the best Norway spruce
The course of the Harvard Yale race az
Springfield begins some distance above the N"h lue'
hevond the Uampden Park and ends about mile below
the startinqplace Of 1873, just aoo'o Tue s'" o"
which attained notoriety at that time The boats Will
then mass underneath the railroad and high bridges
whose piers would afford nsurmounable objection 70
the course but for the that coxswans are 10 DC car
ried and the oarsrnen are ~ have no responsibility W
anxiety "a to steering This will certainly lie an inter
esting point of view the boats Will be visible 'or
arly or quite two miles. Two and baf miles below
the starting place ia the A9avam steam ierry' Suol'
distance below which, the west side Ii the river ton
so 70 s4a pnd e. This road skirts bank for
Ling dls,nnce and affords ue view OF we nl ii;io
of the course and to the rT1 70 ace Tic finish
will be the large lot which the Resatta CpnIee Ia
cd ON the river bank OPP ste une s ~ onrnt
rapid and cheap transp rtalon 10 nli wnV may VS. ~
20 down seats for 1900 people VIII be- bull ola VI
music Will rtrva the "aitin1 Womeh's' an' "'''o"'
VICDTs OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
op,vu.P SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Terrace Garden, in Fifty-eighth-str was
crowded yesterday afternoon AT the Commencement eI-
.rcses Of the department OF Grammar School No.
ls Meyer rhmesSineor of the Board o. Iius'ees pre-
aided Among others the stage were Wilbur f. Hnd-
sopy municipal Of the school; j. O. Aston and
H. T. Hopkins trustees; Thomas +. Harrison and
J6n H. flaming City superntendeuts Of Schools Jas
w. Beekman and Samuel ID. houltOn. After cbcrne
~ H. 1hiiren the Rev Dr. Weston offered prayer The
eoussted OF SONGS and recIJstODs the former
being very attractive feature socs were sung Iy
rrsderick Grant The music under The charge OF
Ms HInas The graduating elass numbers IL ~ OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
PROMINENT ARRIVAIs.

FIN 4r,pDe H0'ci-Congressman Chester w.
ChaGn ana Lieut. Gov. Horato G. Knight Of MassaChlsetts
y, MOI LtS Iofel-Fs Gov WI liam Ii. WasLbuln 1i
No, sacIu.ctts iuosO- iJnI-Wiliiam ID. Bishop, iresl
dent oi fhe York v-Iiav aud Hartford itarEi1
CoIupany tho Hon kinneT, ana George NJ Pullman oil
Ccaeo Gol,rt ia rs rrsden oil the Ca'eago burnnu
Inn ana Quincy Railroad Company. Ecerft H0tse-irir
dm'ra Henry X IioH IT, - Navy. Stvrterdnf Honse-fA'
MAJOR r. Nnderx Savaiuah. a tsey H0ss-Phi mas
~ 90 oree r. lIcndpe and LrrL George 9. kelte y =.
Nav and Srrceon John - Head u. = Army ~, 20,
JLts-oen t.,nrge y. Dodge san Franc $50 foPItdn
W,a-N Guiori General Freight Agent OF Tie Dlthoie
aud Ohio hol,. COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
HOBART COLLEGE.

rIFrEENTu ANNUAL CoMMENCEMENT-FXERcIs OF
THE WEI K-ADDREssEs BV THE REV. DRs JOHN
COTTON SMITH AND n0RGAN DIX.
GENEVA, n. Y, June 22.-Fhis being its
scnleentenn al birthday the present Commencement
exercises q HOBART College have for its alumni more
than ordinary interest large number have been IN
attendance during the week. Last Sunday the Rev.
John Cotton Smith, ID. D., delivered the baccnaureate
sermon In Trinity Church The Rev. Morgan Dir, d. d.,
of rinty Church EewYork. gave an address CD MON
aay evening before the Phi Beta Kappa Society II was
an earnest protest against the superficial education OF
our times Which it was said was ytiang literature
and taking away ambition for true cnltnre
In the con est for the White rhetorical prac wDlch
took Mace on Wednesday morning, II. L. Mcknight was
The ,ilccessful competitor Wednesday evening o cor
cert as given under the auspices OF the Sepr 'ass ny
ia Aqth Regiment band which fnrnshe ut music our
ses we're hcld ia Laden Hall The order Of exercises
as follows:
aslitaiory oratou-" Seventy six" William W,s1n
statesmanshi of Tie rst Cief Justice" George
- orstjon~" Harold Gerrit Smith.
Cration-"Te Influence OF the Reformation on civil LID
FosSSesl The Secret of Success" Charles A
Orslion~" Lafayette" Thomas II. Chew,
Grafton" Cnonv ell at DrOgr da." Charles n ScO0n
Vale,iciOry Oation-" Tie Minstrel EeiDtii NJ C.ai
TIE various pr,zes were a,terwsrd aw.rded AMI me
6eerers conferred by the President. Before the bhe
dction was pronounced the students all Joined III SOM
The alumni collation. was spread on the campus tlls
o the neth anniversary. The senior Class all cones
OF Uis evening Daring tie brief administration OF
President Perry Hobart has improved s. eat III N'gof
and strength As however, he has recently en- lndne
without had The incoming Freshmen Ciass promises
10 be larger than usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
SHIP BURNING AT SEA.

SAN FRANcIsCo. June 23.-The British bari
Great Republic which arrived to-day from Liverpool,
reports tna ON May 2s latitude Ito IL Lorh lOng!-
tude ll4o II, wes- the BIltish bark ClayencOm was
boarded. Sac hal been Bbindoued and on IRE,
nothing being LETT bul shell ard The remains
of n .tl burning cag 20. siu Appeared to have been
cal laden. No signs OF lle Niioo III the vicinity II
fle Wrt.gK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
TIE WEST POINT CADETS.

PouGHKErVNE, n. Y, juno 23.--A special
dispatch u Ire Laae from West Point says 500 cadets
with the band viii leave there the Mary Powell on
Tcsday murung next FOR Jersey City, where special
train viii lie I'm waiting Ia convey them To Philadelphia
wuere they will 80 into camp, returning July z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

have successfully passed. the required Examination
for admission to the introductory class OF tn CITY COZ
ege. Tue diplomas presented 20 the graduates DY
Mfr. Thalmessnge and Prof. Harrison maze bref al
dress. Mr. Beekman the founder OF the school, was
called upon by the principal and responded in few ap
pruprl ate remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
TILE YALE DEFOREsT MEDAL.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, June 23.-The Deforest
gold medal the best Grafton 10y the members Of the
Senior Glass Yale College taken to-day by Edwin
Dean Worcester Of Albany, N. Y. The subject was
Calyip.u
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AT WAyERLEY.

Hastings banls, at Lyons Farm, was de-
stroyr nv fire Yesterday one morse, and quantity Of
feed ana sa.css burned. Loss, $1,000 oiigh OF
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FIRE RECORD.
HOTEL AND DEPOT BURNED.

BosToS, June 23.-A Calais, Me-, special tf
me Heraid says q disastrous Il occurred at AlcAdan
Junction ~ h.. this mOrn.nl HaJdocAs Hotel anu the
Euruucau and North American Railway Depot We're utS
slfoyrd. Topographic communication Is Interrupted