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John Baker, John Hammond
Francis N. b. Bangs, Joseph b. Hart, Jr
VIM. 4. Bloodgood George Preston Haven,
Jason F. Clapp, Clinton Hitchcock,
Theodore Coleman, VIM. r. Martin,
Edwin Ruthven Cook, Luther W. Peck
Chas. Algernon Downs, Thomas Dunn Pitman
Cornelius Earle, Jr, Paul Francis Raveses,
Charles Tanning, Howard Scovel,
Benjamin Haines, ChsiAugustus Van Doren


Charles F. winthrop


Diplomas were awarded to the following students
of the Scientific and Philosophical course:
Cornelius Philips, Henry ID. Townsend.
On the following gentlemen the degree Of M. A.
was conferred, as candidates in course;


Jared Sparks, George Cassidy,
Winthrop r. Phelps, Robert d. Doremus
Whitfield Tmpson Edwin Smith


Geo. II. Houghton, Marcus L. Taft
Geo. ii. Moore Nathaniel Hudson,
r. J. Cone, John Cromwell,
Reuben s. Goodman, s. o. Vanderpool
The degree of ID. D., was conferred on the
Rev Hy Gray, Scotland Rev. w. J. Brown, China;
mates in Princeton College.


Professor Denison Olmsted, of Yale College, was no.
nored with the degree of l.. L. D.


The following is a list of the graduates of the Me-
dical College, who received the degree of NJ D.:
John L. Dodge, of New York Seth Smith, Of Conn /;
Valentine Mott Of New York Walter I. Murchison Of
vera Of New York Nathan Stephenson, Of New York
John T. Palmore, OF Virginia VIM. ID. Cowan of North
Carolina; Henry Farrer, of Alabama John N Fielder r
Of South OF the Medical College of the New
York University.


win Howard, New York; v. Z. West, do |; Alexander der
Mcwhorter, Alabama; Ezra Bliss, Iowa; A. Davezac,
New York.


An oration on Adversely, the School of Great
Men, and the valedctory Address, were pronounced
by Luther w. Peck. The substance Of the valedic-
tory was beautiful, and fitting sequel to its merito-
rous predecessors. The whole services now came
to close by the performance of piece OF music,
and the bencdiction-and the church became imme-
dlately vacated.