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No one was ever cured unless they began to gain
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they are in the house they must not remain
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the strength will permit, to get up good cir
culation of the blood.
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AND
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the gastric Juice cannot mix with the food, which
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Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-03

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-12
NEWS.



LrvxRpooL-Per Norw bark Heinrich B,!otn1
10 bags sea island cotton, e6 bales upisno co'1on'
BELFAST, iRELAND-Per Norw bark Ursus Minor
-490 tons phosphate rock. ~ -,
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South !Oaronna-oo
bags sea ISL Id cotton, slS oales upiand d c aon5S
6sl bbls naval stores, 80 bales waste, 80 CASKS clay'
and 204 pkgs sundrles. ...,
Providence. R I-Per schr Louisa Frazier
1760o0 feet flooring ooard......Per scnr franh
& Emily-l0l, 900 feet flooring boards.
Exports OF the Week ending April IL
FOREIGN.
BARcELoNA-per Spanish brig Joyen Joaquin
600 bales upland cotton, $500 1eee lu"oei'
DOMESTIC.
BosroS-Per brig Minnie Abby!237 oaies col
ton. las casks clay, IL bales rags and paper sooh'
400 TONS iron and metals. one piano. ,.os ,oa
NEW YoRK-Pers steamship Georgla.oo o@S' ta
island cotton, s75 bales upland OF Sossou osa bSis
naval stores. 200 bags cotton SEED mest, a%
pkgB sundries. ...Per Jas ha1aa
bales upland Gotten, So uerceS r.ce, o. ua 30
hides, Sc bales domestics. $50 bag, rice nouf' p ~
steamship Manhattan-59 bags sea isiano snu o.
bales upland cotton. II tcs rice, 81 oaies COMES.
tics and yarns, 80 casks OF clay, % ooS lo eno nv ~
packages sundries.....Pe ecnr "SioseA~~S''o9o
feet OF cross ties and LUMBER. ,.,. ..-
PHILApRIPHIA-Per steamship Gun StreamI
l4 bales cotton, II tierces rice zoo oois nava,
stores. lls bales domestics ana gooos, ~ casSs
clay. SIS bundles paper, "a oales rags ZUo Ieet
lumber, ard $50 pkga sundrtes.
BALTMoRB-Per steamship Msryland-292 oales
of cotton IS tierces rice, 80 bales domestlcs. 81
rolls leather, 1876 hbls rosin. 5000 feet lumber
I! u pig pigs s sundr'e ss: ~; feet 1nmS oss "a'ef's-
WILMINGTON, DBL-Per schr Wanata-315 tons
phosphate rock.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship South Carolina. for New York
W q Wagner, Mrs E Mulvaney, A Wachman, Miss
Emily Finn, ] A Brown. Mr Dawson. Miss Flora
Wehle, RI Rev Pm Lynch. Jas A Holbrook, Thos
Power, D e Gil cite, q Gardner. NJ Marc, J Riley,
II WEIGH, Mrs and Miss King, j King, Geo King,
E II Warfel. Jos Hasell,' Isaac Simmons, Q Gilt.
A Wallace, W A Caldwell, W l. Han. n Sanford
Smith, DR. A Ebbs and wife, S " Smith, Mrs Geo
Magrath, nurse and child, Miss A W Smith, Miss
Crowell. Eugene B Smith, 8 Ward and wife, and
Miss Wagner.
Jacksonville, Fernandina and Savannah s
Farrar, Miss G N O,Neill, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Under.
wood and maid, Mrs ] E Page. Mrs S r Spalding,
two Miss Spaldlngs, Mrs Comstock: Mrs Farrar
and child, III Perae and wife. N L Ham, Master
q Stevens, Miss Reed, Il E Wright, @ II Gift, Mr.
Low, Capt Cash, Miss Brown. s Hutchinson and
man and wife, Mr Sanford aud wife. Mr. Randall
and wife. Mr. Gethson, Dr. A Ebbs and wife. Miss E
J Spooner, Mr. Watrous and chilli. and IL deck.
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List of Shipping
IN TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, APRIL II.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers c~oasting
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 141S tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger q co.
Falcon, 672 tons, Haynie, at Union wharf, for Bal
ur, 1Imore; loadlDg sonp z a TTenaoi ~ Union wharf
for Phil idelphla, loadIng-W A Courtenay.
SHIPS.
Eddystone. 1885 to. g, Park, in the Stream, for
Liverpool. ready a Enslow & co.
Palmerston. German 1900 tons, Kolin, at Boyce
d co.'s wharf. for the North Of Europe, load
ing-Lesesne i Wells.
Julia, {Br,) - tons, Baker, In the stream, Tor LlV
erpool. ready-R Mure Il co.
Melita. fBr.) 9Ol tons, Llghtbody, at Marsh,s
wharf, from Madeira, repairing-Heury Gard.
Banks.
Uriel, tGerm.) tons, siebold. In the Stream.
for, q port in Great Britai-' ready-R.T
Heinrich B'Jorn, (Norw0 - tons. Einersten, at
Union wharf, fur Liverpool, resdy-Henry
Ebenezer, Nor) - tons, Mathiesen, at Union
wharf, reparlng-lIenry Card.
Urs.s Minor, iNorW,l - tons. Nielsen. IN the
Stream. for Belt st. r~eady-Henry card.
Lucy, Obi 572 tOns, Jones', at Yanderhorsts
wharf, for Liverpool. loadlng-Henry Card
Harvest Home 9o tGnS, DlCkeJ, w ouiou HAoii,
Henrietta, (BrJ = tons. Burnett, at Union wharf.
from Iard.n, Observation-Disclosures, Huger
lnsVocs' fBr, Williams, at Union wharf,
from Cardiff, dIscnarging-Henr5 Card.
BR1GS.
Waverly, s2o tons, Terry. In the Stream, for
Baltimore. ~ready-SIreet Bros u co.
Minnie Abble. a44 ons, Harding, at Ceu'ral wharf,
for Boston, ready-M Goldsmith d Son.
Almirante. f>pan,) tons. Guanabery, at Brown
i co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loadlng-W P
Hall.
E R Emerson, 3s tons, snow, 10 Ashley River,
for Boston, loading-COhen Il Wells.
Louisa Frazier, 1923 tons, Steelman, In Ashley
River. for Providence, K l., loading-Cohen d
Wells. "
for Boston, l,ading-Roach i Monett.
Frank l. Emily, l35 IONS, McCobb. In ashley River,
for Providence, ref" y-Cohen d Wels.
81 @ Haud,- TONS, Hand at kerr'S wharf, for
Jacksonville. r ady-H + Bake Il co.
Stephen G Hart, 255 tons Hart, IN Asnley hiVer,
for New Haven, loading-Roach d Monett
Lizzie bakers. (Br. - tons, Mcdonald, IN Ashley
River, for West Indies ready W p Hall. -
II 5 icEney, 30 tons, FooIs: at Brown q cos
wharf, from Baltimore discharging-stree
Bros & co.
David Collins 2o4 tons. townsend, In the Stream,
for Nassau River, Ga. ~reIdy-naster.
s,dnev Prize als tons. Godfrey, In Ashley River,
uom philad. lphia, disch lrglng-Master.
Hector, - tons, n Rgina, at Union Wharl, from
Savannah, dischirging-C Cue.
F. r Wheaton, 2T6 tons, AtKlns, 81 central WnarI,
from Jacksonville, to be repaired-H + Baker
d CO.
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Tho Charleston Market.

FOB THE vxkx ENDING THURSDAY, APRHI
= THE CRops.-The temperature has been mode
rate during the past week. With some rain' and
the weather has apparently assumed q liked
spring character, which, it is hoped Will 81 iast
give planters a chance to get permanently 10
work, every hour now being valuable and In
portsnt.
TEE REoznrs.-The arrivals stthe cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last, were s6,os2 bales,
against 4o,e40 the week before, and es,ss2 for
the week last year. At New Orleans the supplies
were Is a7s bales, in contrast with %, 1893 for the
year previous. The total receipts at the cotton
ports from September l, 1871. up to the latest
dates, were 2.456, 1876 bales, against $500, 1888 bales
the year before. showing a decrease OF s6S,9S7
bales. The arrivals at the principal Southern
markets from September i, 1871, up to the latest
telegraphic intelligence, as compared with the
- aaa .-"-
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: FRIDAY, APRIL IL. 1872.

WILMINGTON, April II.
Cotton quiet; mIddlings 2ixc; net receipts %
bales; sales 90; stock 1880. ,,.,,..u ,uxr,,
Cotton quiet and nrm; mlddlings 22xa27Xc;r re-
ceipts ss5 bales. .u,,
Cotton quiet and drm; middliugs 22xc; net re.
celpts ss7 , Sa,s,; lex !Gns. 70 LOOT Sre % ss Srl'ain $685.
AUGUSTA, April II.
Cotton steady; mlddllnga 2lHc; net receipts
150 bales; sales 200.
Cotton quie. and steady; mlddlings 22Ks22hc;
net receipts 2SS bales; exports to Great Britain
1881 bales; sales 500; stock 1897.
Cotton steady; mlddnngs EXC; net Ieeei.ss
Sil3 bales; gross 3s45; exports to Liverpool sl'7'
S GALVESTON. April IL.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 2OHc; net receipts
1872 bales; sales 800; stock 1851.
PROVISIONS N PRODUCE ARK
LIVERPOOL, April 10.
Noon.-Breadstufs are dull.
Even.ng.-Red winter wheat lis Sd: uur,=
Evening.-common resin ssass Cd. Tnrpen'
tine 63s. -.,n
Noon.-Flour nrm. Wheat du ! and unchanged;
Corn steady. PORK steady; mess SIS Is. Lard
quiet; steam SXa9. Turpentlne dull at %. hosln
steady at $3a3 l2H for strained.
Evening. frmer, and ID llgnt
supply; common to fair extra 81 SOFAS 90; good TO
choice $s 35a11 Is. Whiskey BIC. ~heal-Win'
ter quiet: spring 1a2c lower; winter red western
81 73a1 rs. Corn a shade frnler at 72Ha!3c; ye,'
low Southern 72Kc. Rice quiet at shasxc'
PORK nrmer. Lard Inactive and nrm OF shaShc'
Turpeueine dull. Rosln steady. .u,
Flour excited; best grades higher. Corn drm'
WhisSey lower at ssaeSKc. Pork arm at $l2 o.;
BAG n firm; shoulders sc; clear sides Ike. Lara
nominal. u,r,, Anr,I II.
snirIts turpentine dull ut 80. kosln drm o.
60 10 FOR at Aimed. Crude turpenlne steauy az
So IS FOR hard, s. for yellow oip' ana % luz '"sin
CrNC1EEATI. April II.
Flour In fair demand aud advanced; family
81 70a7 IS. Corn In fair demand and firm at 4sc,
PORK bnuyant at $lS bid. Lard-kettle sIc asked
Whiskey 81.
BaegIng, iour and corn orm. Provisions firm.
Shoulders 6A; sides 6xa7c. Pork $l2 a6a 2 3D.
Whisky SO.
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Receipts per Railroad, April IL.

25s bales cotton, 100 bbls nour, IS bb:s naval
stores, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent Pelzer,
Rodgers q co, G w Williams 4 co, b BulwlDkle,
q Foliin. Frost, Adger & co, WAGNER 4 Monsees,
Kracke, Vim @ Oourtenas d CO, Trenholm
4 Son, TT Chapeau q co, @ LelbeDrood, Sloan d
Seignious, A ] Salinas, G q Walter d co.
NoRTHEAsrERN RAILROAD.
40 bales cotton, 11s bbls naval stores, cars lum-
Der. wood, rough rice, spikes, mdse, DC. To Geo
" williams d co, Whilden q Jones. Kinsman 4
Howell, Caldwell q Son, Barden 4 Parker. w Z
RYAN, Frost, Adger & ci, s U Railroad co, White
Bros, Chapeau & CO, A ] Salinas, Mantoue d co, G
Waierhouse, f yelling, G Leioenrood, Railroad
Agent and others.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or small quantities.
Price 80 GENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the
ONCE OF TIE NEWS. mayls
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DAOIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CCMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier A56Yk
No. AZ, North River, foot OF SGkn6f
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 10TH
and 3oth OF every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
ers for south Pacific and Central American ports.
departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan aud China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco hrst Of every month. except when 1t faus on
SUNDAY; ther on the day preceding.
No California Feamers touch at Havana, but &c
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. On the wharf
foot OF Canal streeI, North River, New York.
july26-lyr /. K BABY. Agents
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Markers by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
Neon.-The rate Of df count has been advanced
half per cent. New four per cent. consols OK
Bonds 92Z.
Evenlng.-Bullion decreased over three quarter
million pounds.
FRANKFORT, April II.
Evening.-Bonds 95X.
EvenIng.-Rentes 55r Csc.
NEW YORK. April II.
Noon.-Freights dull. Stocks Irregular. Gold
arm at l0H. Money firm at lie 10 X per cent.
ernments dull and steady.
tVening.-Freights good. Monev closed firm at
Z, currency tn g Id. Sterling 9ha9A. Gold l01ia
l0H. Governments dull and steady. States dull
and steady.
Cotton MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April IL.
Noon.-Cotton opened steady; uplands IKE
llHd Orleans l1Kd.:
Later.-Cotton steady; sales 5000 bales; specu
latinn and export 5000.
Evening. Cotton closed steady; uplands liza
11Ad. Orleans 1iHallkd.
~Noon.-Cottnn dull! and weak; Sales 357 bales;
upiands 23Hc, Orleans 23Tc.
Evening.-rot1"n dull; safes 63s bales; uplands
2skc, orleans 23xc. Sales u futures to-day 1900
b lies, as follows: april, 90 ll-le, % l5.1s; May,
20 s.l6, 23k; June, 2s%, % 1915; July. 23Xc:
Boron, april IL.
Cotton quiet and steady; middlings 23<c; net
6S bales; gross 49,; sales 400; stock 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
Cotton quiet; mlddllugs 2shc.
BALTIMORE. April IL.
Cotton qniet and firm; mlddings 23Hc; net re.
ceipts 245 bales; gross 2el; exports 10 he cont.
nent el5; cuasrwise 1856; sales 1875 last even.
ing; stock 1892.
NORFOLK. April IL.
Cotton quiet; low middlinVs 90; net re-
ceipts 4os bales exports eoastwtse sls; sales 100;
ar0ck 204S,
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Interior Cotton Markets.


COLUMBIA. April 10.
Cotton, middrngs 2lkc; sales 6O bales.
NLwBERRY, April 0.
Cotton is selling at 2oHc.
SPARTAEBURG, April 0.
Cotton Is quoted at 2oKc.
SUMTER, April 8.
There has been q fair demand since our last
report. About Fl bales have heen sold during The
week ending the 9th. We quote: Ordinary 10;
good ordinary leH; low midjllng 20X; mid.
ding 2ox; strict mlddiing 2H.
ADBEyILLE, April 10.
Shipments OF cotton from Abbeylle during last
month 224 bales; cotton dull at from 1SslsI"
wilmfngtn- market
WILMINGTON, April 10.
snr...s Observation-Disclosures "a casks. Sales
or SO ca, ks at soc per gallon for Southern pack.
ages. Market quiet.
RosrN-Sales or H17 bbIs at 50 50 per Dbl for
strained; 81 rs for No 2; and So Is for extra pale.
CRUDE TuRPAEr1NE- Sales OF 1872 BIB 8 at 81 10
ror hard, s. for yellow dip. and S. for virgin NEW
~TtR.-sales Of IS bbls at 81 SO per Dbl. Market
steady.
and 7 do at 20.
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NoTE.-We have ueuucIeu Irum New orleans
l0l, 428 bales uplands. from Mobile 1866 bales up
la, Is; from Savannah 303S bags sea island and
Ills bales upland, ana frUm Charleston 1921 bags
sea island and 1922 bales upland cotton; also,
$50 bales upland cvtton from the coast OF Flor.
da-being the receipts at those ports from No.
ollie, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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. q LINE STEAMERS,

SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any EE1TAk
Railway Station or Seaport in Great Ss&lanGf
Britain. ireland. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, yer.
many, France, Holland, Belgium, and the United
~ ATLOwEsT CURRENCY RATES.
Cseln Fare from New York to Glasgow, Liver.
pool. Londonderry or Queenstown, $76 and 500.
intermediate, $50. Storage. $28.
DRAFTSI ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced rates.
For further particulars apply TO the Agents, Z
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. Z Bowling Green, NJ 7.
Or to DOUGLAS NISBET,
an~rII L3mospAW Southern Wharf.
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IOAl D6lco S.s
Total decrease to ,Sod
The following are the receipts Of cotton at the
principal Southern markets from April to 10,
ls72, inclusive, as reported by telegraph:
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Exports OF Naval stores and
from tho Port Of Charleston. from
september i, 1871, to April 10. ls72.
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MARINE NEVIS.
CHARLESTON, =. C..........APRTL IL, 1872.
10: 81 deg 10 min SO sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min 81 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Palatka via
Jacksonville, Fernandinaa and savannah. 10 bales
cotton, ~ boxes oranges, IS tlerces rice. and Is
pkgs mdse. To Ravenel q CO. PInckney Bros, n
Bi-chofr Il co, Fraser 4 Dill, Witte Lros. Mantoue
d co, and others.
Received from BENEFITS MIL l28 tIerces rice.
To w O Bee & CO and D F Wieters.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
Wagner, Huger d co, w A CourtenaY.
Norwegian bark Heinrich B'Jorn, Elnersten,
Liverpool henry Card.
Norwegian bark Ursus Minor, Nielsen, Belfast,
Irelaud-Henry Card.
Schr Louisa Frazier, steelnau, Providence, R /
Il Wells.
Schr Frank & Emily. Mccobb, Provi ience, RI
Cohen d Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New York.
Schr Auna E Glover, Terry, Jacksonville.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Bachelor, Tooker, from Swansea, March rs.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, April II.
Arrived, the Lesb,a, from New Orleans; Fox,
from Galveston; Maxwell, from Savannah.
lev YORK, April II.
Arrived, steamship st Laurent.
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Kallr1abs.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., December 23, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, December "a, the Passen.
ger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will run
a. follows:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-17
The Governor Question.

II now appears (~cc article from FFee
Prcrsl that Gov. Stewart will he Il can
didatr for recollection. after all. and that
he will NOT be candidate for Congress.
This rather breaks into the slate already
made up. and that has been pretty gen
orally circulated. which WAS to the eff
feet that Nh. Billings was To he candi-
date for governor. and that Gov. Stew
art would go To Congress. While we
have not the slightest objection to Gov
rrmor Stewart iii will he hard to find
Il better man for the place. we believe
this late arrangement viii prove ii bad
one. for if he i candidate for re-clec-
ton this fall. it will Ice Il precedent
which will most likely he followed and
then We shall have 1t governor for four
wears instead of two H. heretofore. 1t
will he impossible for the office to get
round to all the candidates if the length
of term is doubled, and the people wont
stand it. ii. e. the office >cekrr>). and
they will clam"r to have the biennial
system of our legislature. which works
So WELL abolished. and return to the
old way of an annual election.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-17
Free Trade, or Tariff ?

In these days when Pig Iron is way
ing fat and kicking. and when ii whole
nation Is taxed III many ways to enrich
Il few monopoliSts. il is refreshing to
read Il few straig ht-forward. una mhig
nous sentences like the following.
which David \. Wells puts into circu-
lation III answer to an attack on his free
trade theory
believe that no nation or people
ever found their way to great and ahid-
ing prosperity through system of con
lieve that that government which inter
fcreS the least with the people and their
pursuits. and which takes in the way
of taxes the smallest amount consistent
with its legitimate requirements. is the
one that governs best believe that
the highest right of property is the right
to exchange ii nobStrIctiVely for other
property; and that any system of law
which declares that y shall trade with
Is. but shall not trade with &. can hard
ly he distinguished from slavery upon
any principle. believe that il man
who c0ntc>seS that he cant get an hon
est living by his own eNertions, and
therefore calls upon the community to
tax themselves to help to support him.
is Il pauper i'll every scnSc of the word ::
and that the time has come when we
should stop talking about paupcr-labor
i'll Europe. and see if we cant get along
without pauperlahor at home
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-17
Dartmouth College.

The Nalcdictury address at the next
commencement has been assigned to
+. ID. Mason of PaS>ump~ic. VT. and
the salntat"rl t" W. y. Holman of
prcring. y. II. The subjects assigned
to the seniors proposiug to write for the
Grimes prize are: The Ethics of
Popularity" and ''All Science Gods
Thought and to the juniors coInpc-
ting for the Lockwood prize, Ian
glIagc. the Expression of National Char
actcr. and "P"pular Dclu>innS. For
the Lockwood prizes tor cNccllcncv in
oratorN the Junior competitors are +. f.
Clark of Boston. W. Il. Maxwell of
Wells. Me-, q. II. Marion of Boston. j.
II. W"lthen of Thctford. VT. {. Il.
Evans of FrNchurgc. Me-. and H. MAYO
of Westminster. Mass. From the >nph-
"morc class. II. :. Ellrcd of Milwaukee,.
Wis. +. q. Baldwin of Lynn. Mass.
W. IL. Davis of Chelsea. VT. IL. y.
-\llin. Jr.. of Guildhall. VT. :. II. Burn
ham of Norway. Me. and :. \ Reed of
Boston. The juniors have elected IL.
VI. Paul. Pitt Dillingham; and \. II.
kimhall as editors of the summer cdi-
tl"n of the AcgiS. The editors of the
'Darm"uth for the next college wear
from the junior class are A. X. Whit
comb. }. II. Worthcn. j. IL. Wright. \.
:. Hall. y. K. Go>S. e. b. Evans. F. f..
Clark. |. Il. Clark. c. F. Cher and W.
II. Cheney; the publishing committee.
). VI. Button, II. NJ Paul and C.. II.
f"ilet.-C. L. Chase. Greek tutor. has
htth appointed professor of mathcmlat-
les III ORIENT college. Michigan. Mr.. ID.
+. hOmpSOu tutor in ur:lnhirS and