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An OutHf Purchased.

Some of the admirers of Cal. Wagner,
hearing that this King of minstrelsy would
again visit this city next month, took it in
to their heads yesterday to purchase suit
of clothes, which they intend presenting
him upon his arrival. This suit was pro-
cured of an old country darkey who was
seen crossing the Square driving team.
The old man seemed 10th to part with his
torn and tattered garments, but the offer of
a new suit and greenblcks to boot made
him shed them. When Cal dons this out
fit, be will be immense.
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bereavement.

We are panied to record the death on
Thursday morning last, of the only child OF
MIR. and Mrs. ID, n. Neylsn-a bright boy
OF two summers-and tender the bereaved
uarents our sincere coincidence with that OF
many sympathizing friends;
Gem of our hearth, our household pride,
Earth's undetiled;
Could love have saved, thou hadst not died,
Our dear, sweet child!
Humbly we bow to Gods decree;
Yet had we hoped that Time should see
Thee mourn for us, not us for thee.
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MARDI GRAS.
Extensive Preparations for the Pro-
cessiOn.
The business Men Agreeing TO Close
Their stores.

Yesterday the Post Band paraded the
streets in the interest Of the Mardi GraS
celebration in this city next Tuesday. Al
though those interesting themselves did not
begin preparing for the celebration until
a few DAYS ago, yet the active manner in
which they have worked is being attended
with successful results. Wh9n our citizens
commence an undertaking they are never
surpassed by any people, aud we do be-
lieve Mardi Gras in Nashville is 10 be an
occasion of unusual interest or pleasure.
Costumes are being made by persons
who intend participating, and several mer-
chants will have in the procession vehicles
decorated with articles they sell. Many
private buggies, carriages and hacks, filled
with Queens Elizabeth, Kings Henry and
other historic characters, will form an at
tractive feature in the procession.
The leading spirits of the Credit MobiIier
will be represented on horseback.
We are glad to know that our merchants
are taking deepTnterest in Mardi Gras.
From the memorial circulated by one gen.
tleman Yesterday the following are some of
the merchants and firms who agree to close
their business houses and allow their en-
ployees to engage in the celebration:
RIP jenkins, W f Moore, T M Buck &
Son, Morris & Stratton, Mclaughlin &
Butler, Mcclure, Buck & Co., Chas Robert
SOD, A Rose, Norman q HightoWer,
Isaac Tugenridch, Treppsrd & Co., G A
Dickel & Co., Ewing & Co., M MillihS-
lowtch, Chas Nelson, Burgess & Co, Gray
& Noble, c Il Benson, 7 E Wi9stgsd |. & Z
Co., Jno Morrow, Mike Powers, M B q r
l. Armistead, Ralston 81 Garrett, P a
Desor, Rosenheim g. Bro, 9 ALiterer,
J. Lumsden, Bailey & SPerry; Orr Bros,
Chas. Jackson & Co., j. II. Lanier q Son,
McCalloch, IIager 81 Co., Cofder, Bros. q
Co, L. FARMLAND, Mrs. Creig.
1t is believed many Others will sign the
above and we trust Mardi Gras next Tues
day is to be municipal holiday. Much
money has been subscribed 10 the fund,
our citizens have responded literally to the
demands of King Monus. Tomorrow the
KloWnes Of the Mystik Krewe take drive
along the principal thoroughfares and we
understand that the Wee Dumps, and also
the Shadow Trumps will have representa-
tiVes out to-day.
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Personal.

Mr.. B. II. True, associate editor of the
New York South, was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Isaac Levy, of the firm Of G. Rice d
Co., leaves this morning for New York,
whittier he goes to purchase spring goods.
He will return with the finest and most
complete stock of goods his house has ever
offered to the public, and he says his prices
shall defy competition.
Judge w. H. Williamson, Lebanon; +.
r. BaTrus, Murfrees9oro; I. A. Worley,
Memphis, and Geo. 2. Gates, Alabama, are
registered at the Maxwell House.
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The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday, night. Office
hours Sunday from 9 to 10 q. m, and from
to 5 pm.
Southern Newspaper Union, (2); Dough-
eny & Burns, Cashier Mechanics Bank,
D. Hillman & Son., p. B. Kelly, o. F.
Noel, ]. g. Wands, j. K. Morrissey, Mary
Z. Kir land, Rhea, Smith 81 Co., Hooper,
WhltWorth a. Co.
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Important Real Estate transaction.

John Stsnbaugh and T. c. Armes, of
Youngstown, Ohio, purchased, few days
since, what is known as the "Crutchfield
Farm" situated within the corporate limits
Of the city Of Chattanooga, paying there
for the sum of 100000. There are two
hundred and seven acres in this tract, and
it is the intent on of the purchasers to put
up extensive rolling mills thereon. Thus
are the advantages possessed by our State
being appreciated and seized upon By wide
awake, enteprising capitalists. In ten years
from this time that property win be worth
a dozen fortunes.
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Died.

We regret TO learn that the aged father of
our well known citizens f. l.. Davies q
Bro. died Of heart disease in this city yes
terday morning. Mr.. L. j. Davies was
resident of Danville, Pennsylvania, aud
reached Nashville few weeks ago, being
en- route for Florida TO spend the winter.
He was in the siXty-seventh year of his
age and only sick a short while before dy-
ing. We tender the bereaved family our
sincere sympathy in their sad misfortune.
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EdgefeId medical society.

The meeting of the physicians of Edge
field, Friday night at DR.. Ristine's office
resulted in the permanent organization of a
society called the Edgefeld Literary Medi-
cal Society. DR.. Williamson was elected
President, DR.. Vertrees, Vice President,
DR.. Snyder, Secretary, DR.. Friar, Cor
responding Secretary ard DR.. Jsmes Jami-
son, Treasurer. The constitution prohib-
its the discussion of any subjects except
those of a literary or scientific nature, and
hence the old subject Of regulating fees,
which has heretofore been the leading SUBJ
ject of such organizations, is excluded by
their constitution.
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State Teachers, association,

At the meeting of the officers of this as
ISOLATION yester lay, the committee on pub
LEGATION of minutes reported having made
arrangements for publishing five thousand
copies. The subject of meeting to be
held about the first week in October next,
was discussed and the Cores bonding Sec
rotary DR.. j. 3. Lindsey was requested to
secure the CO -operation Of such gentlemen
as will tend to bring together those actively
engaged in the educational work in the
State. From the spirit manifest in the
meeting yesterday, it is probable that the
meeting in October will be of unusual in
terest to the teachers Of Tennessee.
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New Music.

The following pieces of new vocal and in
strumental music just published, has been
received at the popular musical emporium
of r. Dorman & Co., 50 Church street:
"The one long to see"
"Whisper Farewell, Mollia, Dearest"
"Bird of Dawn"
"Mother, bear me to the window"
"The Old Crow, ali, Sweet thou little
Knowest."
"Labor and Rest" vocal.
"Dundreary Polka, March des Anna
zones"
wnstrmental Duet, Prairie Rose March,"
etc., etc.
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A letter was received at this Office yester-
day, bearing date Greensboro, KY, Sept.
q, 1872, containing a remittance for the
UNION AND AMERICAN, and ordering the
paper TO That Office. If it takes the UNION
AND AMERICAN as long to get to that Of
fee as it has the order 10 reach US, this sut-
scriber will receive but. little news pertain
ing to the present generation.
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Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup, Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pils.-These are the
only medicines that viii ease Pulmonary
Consumption. DIR. Schenck has been in
constant practice over thirty years continu-
ally examining lungs, and knows his medi
cines, if properly taken, will cure consump-
ton. His Mansdrake Pills cleanse the liver
and stomach; his Seaweed Tonic dissolyes
the food, stimulates the coating of the
stomach and aids digestion; his Pulmonic
Syrup ripens the matter, sndnature throws
it of without any exertion. Prepared and
for sale by j. 81. Schenck & Son. n. E. cor
ner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia,
and by druggists and dealers generally.
janis cody
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Interesting 70 Young Men.

We are pleas ed to learn that Rev. T. A.
Hoyt, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, intends preaching q series Of Sab.
bath night sermons on the characters of the
principal persons mentioned in the Bible.
He announced last Wednesday night to his
congregation, that the character of Herod
would be the subject for to-night's discourse.
While these sermons will doubtless prove
highly interesting to sll, they will be speci-
ally 80 to the young, who will find much
profit in the lessons taught by the lives of
the notable characters of the Bible. The
well-known ability of Mr.. Hoyt will insure
large congregations, and fits him well for
the undertaking.
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In our report yesterday of the remarks of
Col. Wn. a. Stephens before the Legisls-
ture he was made to say: 81 have been in
elined to hunt for a political effect in a
national celebration of the Declaration of
independence, could possibly have found
some comfort in it as a most solemn and
universal recognition Of the sacred right of
revolution" sc.
His meaning was entirely changed by
th9 omission of two words in the first line
quoted. 1t should read, "If could hare
been Inclined etc.
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Removal would respectfully inform
the citizensof Nashville and the public gen.
orally that have permanently established
my Office on corner Church and Summer
streets, where / have arranged superb
suite of rooms for the consultation of pa
tents. DISEASES OF FEMALES A SPECI-
Atty. Prompt attention given to Obstet-
neal cases. ANY CASE OF PILES POSI-
lively CURED by single application Of
medicine-no operation necessary. Apply
for circulars. T. G. CRACKING, MD.
Jan. Is, 1873. JAMIE sun If
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NIHsterious Disappearanee.

Another East Tennessee man, named
Watkins, has disappeared from Knoxville,
and his Whereabouts is not known. The
man leaves q wife and half dozen chill
dren, whose condition has been relieved by
Mr.. Adam Formwalt, brother-in-law of
Watkins, who is carpenter and disap-
peared two months ago.
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"Mardi Gras FestiVal."-A Grand
Masked and Fancy Dress Bali viii be given
by the Mardi Gras Club, at the Skating
Rink, on the night of the 18th inst.
Admission for ladies and gentleman, 81.
Tickets for sale at all the Book Stores and
Music Stores in the city; also at Jos. E.
Loiseau's Hair Store, and at the Skating
Rink Monday and Tuesday from 9 A. NJ. 10
P. M. feb21 At
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silver i'm East tennessee.

Citizens of Milburton, Greene county,
claim to have discovered silver mine, and
the hills in that region have already been
leased to parties who proceed at once to
test TIE quality Of the ore. -
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CITY NOTICES.

Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN;
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Hazard q
Co., New York.
mar31 sun6thurs "
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Hut from Florida.

Q j. Nat. Moore arrived yesterday from
Florida, with another large lot Of oranges
and lemons-some of the former as large
as canteIepes, and the latter big enough to
make lemonade for the whole family. They
were purchased by Gennett d Co.
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DE. rIunceY,s Lecture.

Masonic, Hall was we'll filled last night
On the occasion of DE-. w. E. Munsey's lee
ture on "The Ideal Art and Music" and
The audience were delighted with the man
Ter in which the subject was treated. The
Lex. ure abounded in humorous llustra-
lions and sparkling descriptions, and those
present were unanimously Of the opinion
that the Doctor is one Of the most interest
ing lecturers Of the age, -..-.---.-- ..
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The CATHOLIC World.

Among the more notable articles in the
March number are: The Rights Of Con-
science and State Authority; Partizan
Newspapers; Marriage in The Nineteenth
Century; The Benefits of Italian Unity;
Prehistoric AnthropOlogy; The Russian
Empire and the Mission of the Barbarisns.
For sale at d. n. Neylan's, Public Square.
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STATE OF THE WEATHKR.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. p, 1873.
Probabilities. -NorthWest winds and
cold weather in New England and over the
lower lake region, the winds backing 10
southwest, with mider t mperatures from
the Missouri Valley to the upper lakes,
An area of low temperature viii move
northwestward over the Middle Atlantic
coast by Sunday morning, with slight in
crease of northerly winds in New Jersey
and Connecticut.
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Picturenne America

This is the title of rev work now be-
ing issued from the publishing house of D.
Appleton & Co. An agent is now in the
city canvassing for subscribers. 1t Will De
handsomely illustrated, and very attract
i've work.
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Railroad Accident.

Yesterday two freight trains were wreck
ed on the Louisville and Nashville and
Great Southern railroad north of this city.
One was at Stanardsville. The money train
did not arrive until five o'clock In the after
nom.
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IL You want fine fitting Shirt, leave
your order at 9 N, Summer street. Our
shirts are cut to fit; the individual conse-
quently runs no such risk as when buying
ready mace. fab22 At
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House'Of Representatives.

The House met at 10 o'clock, Speaker
McGaushey in the chair, and dispensing
with the regular order of business, proceed
ed to consider
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
To create the Seventeenth Judicial Cir
cult. Passed.
To regulate the costs in criminal prose
cutions. Passed.
Authorizing and rquiring County Courts
to refer propositions for subscriptions to
railroads to a vote of the people. Passed.
To authorize the election of an addition
al Justice for the town of Gadsden. Re
jected.
To amend the law providing for the Or
ganization of corporations for mining pur-
poses. Passed
To amend the practice in contested cleo
ton cases in the County and Circuit Courts.
Passed.
To regulate appeals from the Recorder of
Memphis. Passed.
To amend the mechanics lien law. Pass
ed.
To protect cemeteries in the State
Passed.
To amend the act to apportion the Sena-
torial and Representative Districts of the
State. Passed.
To amend the stay laws. Passed.
To amend section 1856 of the Code.
Passed.
To further declare the jurisdiction of
County Courts. Passed.
To regulate the reports of the different
Clerks of Courts throughout the State.
Passed.
To regulate the manner of procuring ev-
idence in certain cases. Rejected.
To authorize the Governor to dispose of
the arms in the State armory. Passed.
For the benefit of widows. Rejected.
Allowing the cons truction Of a dam over
NolIachucky river. Passed.
To authorize the sale of arms In the State
armory. Passed.
For the benefit of Wayne and Lawrence
COUNTIES. Rejected.
For the determination Of all causes in
in the Supreme Court. Passed.
To change the line between McMinn and
Loudon. Passed.
To change the line between Marion and
Sequatchie. Passed.
To secure the revenue of the State
Passed.
For the benefit of widows. Passed.
To regulate municipal corporations.
Passed.
CLERKS AND SHERIFFS.
Mr.. OVerton's resolution providing for
joint committee to examine into and report
concerning the fees of Clerks of Courts and
Attorneys General, was amended by en-
bracing Sheriffs, and the blank number of
the committee from the House was filed
with three, and then adopted.
f. NEW BILL.
Mr.. Allison, in behalf of Mr.. Scott
Moore, introduced bill to change the line
between Clay and Jackson counties.
Adjourned till 1890 A. M. Monday.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For RUrkGVfTI.

For BurksVIIIe and Bakerton
TIVE fine Eght-drauaht Steamer
Il BURKSV1LLE, LSNaG4
Carroll, Master, Porter, Clerk, ....-,.s...=7tt1
Will leave as above on MONDAY, the z4fa INST,
at O'Clock P. II.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70 Q.
II. ARTHUR g CO., Agents Al and AZ Front
street It
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Trunks, Yalises, Ladies' and Gents
Satchels, at Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81
North College street, between Union and
Church. To reduce stock I will sell at re-
duced prices for next sixty days.
iau2 If
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Spring Style Silk Hats at
feO13 eOdtf ELY & WHITEsIDE's.

DR.. C. L. Lewis having resumed the
Practice Of Medicine, can be found at his
office, corner Church and Summer streets.
feh9 # Suns
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CITY NOTICEs.

Prepare for Mardi Gras.-Costumes,
Wigs and Masks for rent at Loiseau's, 81
North Cherry street. 1t
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The most beautiful work ever saw
in my life, says every one that has seen the
work executed on the Weed Sewing Ma
chine. feb22 At
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c. Kessler, proprietor Of the Edgefeld
Bakery, resumes business tomorrow.
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Seed POtatOes.-5O0 bblJ. Northern
Russetts, for seed, and 500 bbls. choice
New York Early Rose, for sale at the low
est market price By Gennett s. Co., South
Market street. feb14tf
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DIED,

DAV1ES.-At O'Clock A. N. yesterday, ed
inst, Of heart disease, Mr.. L. j. DAVIES, of
Danville, Pennsylvania.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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For Evansville.

YTJHE fine Passenger Steamer
ADA HEILMAG. ~
Jno. L. Bateman, Master, JnO. MasseDgsle, CPk,
viii leave for the above and all intermediates
points on MONDAY, the oath inst, at 4P.M.
For freight or passage apply to O. II. AR
THUR s. CO., Agents, II and ~ Front ct. IL
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Spring Style Of BROADWAY SILK
HATS at Gray & Mobiles. feb15 II
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For Cairo.

TIME Fine Steamer H.
JOHN LUMSDEE, -lasSsF555aszsks
Capt. o. w. Davis, John L. Masssngale, Clerk,
VIII leave "a above on MONDAY EVENING,
the oath inst, at O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply on board, OF %
Agents te5zzH
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Total ...........$406,9 800 50
Judge Temple having declined to attend
the National Agricultural Convention, to
De held at Washington on the 9th inst,
Lieut.. Thornburg, Professor OF Military
Science, and Professor W. o. Atwater were
appointed as delegates from this institution,
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East Tennessee University.

The Knoxville Press and Herald, Feb.
81, says:
The Board ofTrustees of East Tennessee
University, met yesterday, PRESIDENT
Humes in the chair. The following Trus-
tees were present: Messrs. Mabry, Temple,
Park, Hugh L. McClung, Ludlow Smith,
Armstrong and Rule.
DIR. Ludlow, chairman of the committee
on the Agricultural College Farm, present.
ed written report from the committee,
which was received and acted upon. The
report recommended the transfer of Mr..
Cummings to the farm as superintendent,
which recommendation was adopted. The
committee recommended the appropriation
of three thousand dollars for the use of the
farm the ensuing year. The appropriation
was made. Owing to want of means the
farm has not been operated as it would have
been otherwise. The committee expect to
make great improvement in that respect
this year.
Col Hugh L. McClung, Chairman of the
Finance Committee, made report on the
Treasurer's accounts, which shows the finan-
cial condition of The institution in a favor
able light. The report shows that there be-
longs to the University fund
Cash observation-disclosures 700 u
Treasury Warrants. ,..... 1850 90 %
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TENNESSlEE LEGISLATURE.
ENATE.

| SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 22.-The Senate met al
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Speaker Lacey in the
chair.
| PETITIONS
By Mr.. Morgan-From citizens of Polk
county, asking for the publ cation OF Coop
er's Reports.
Mr.. White presented a petition from citi-
zens OF Hawkins county on the same sub
ject.
Messrs. Tllman and Snipes presented
petitions in relation to insurance.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Smithson-Authorizing cities or
incorporated towns to take stock in rail-
roads or turnpike roads.
By Mr.. Smithson-To protect tenants or
partners In common property.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
The report of the Superintendent of the
De # and Dumb Asylum was presented,
and 500 copies ordered printed for the use
of he Senate.
SCHOOL BILL.
Mr.. Coulter, chairman of the Committee
of the Whole, by whom the school bill
(Mr. Jones) was considered, made report
to the effect that the bill as amended had
been adopted by the committee and its
passage recommended.
SENATE RESOLUTIONS
Providing for the establishment of spe-
cial court 10 try causes in the Middle Divis-
ion. Amended 10y the House so that the
decisions of said special court shall not be
reported, or consi0' cred authority. Amend
ment concnrred in.
HOUSE BILLS n THIRD READING.
Repeating the act TO fix The time for hold
ing Chancery Courts, 90 far as it relates to
the 9th Chancery Division. Passed.
To repeal the act to incorporate the
town of Bolivar. Passed.
LIQUOR BILL.
The Committee on Tipping and Tip.
ping Houses reported bill in lieu of bill
introduced by Mr.. Coulter, there being
seven other bills on the same subject con-
si,lered by he committee. The bill in lieu
was adopted, and then considered section
by section. Upon coming up for final pass
age, Mr.. Tillman moved to strike out all
following tie enacting clause, substituting
in lien therefor the provisions of bill Of
fered by Mr.. Mccall. Lost.
The question being upon the bill in lieu
as reported by the committee, it WIS re-
jected.
Mr.. Hughes entered motion to recon-
slider the vote just had.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock A. NJ. Monday.
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Total. $3,105 %
The University also owns nine State
bonds of 81 600 each ~
The Agricultural College fund consists of
396 State Bonds. .S396,000 90
Cash. $500 50
Treasury Warrants. $3.50 90
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 22.-The Senate met at
10 o'clock A. NJ, Speaker Lacey in the
chair.