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FINANCIAL.
C1NcrNNArI. Fob. -l:sD p. NJ.

Gold is weaker to-day. 1t op ened mt l05K,
and fell to lOL 1t isquj tied here 10i1 buying
and l05 selling. Gold checks on New Sors afe
worth 0 u.
Eastern exchange quiet and easier, with
more liberal offerings. IL is worth par buying
and 100 premium selling.
Sterling is easier with light demand. Sight
drafts drawn at S 63h, and SIXTY -day bills at
81 IS per t, in gold.
The money market is quiet ana easy with
very litJle acceptable paper offering but readi-
ly taken at to y per cent.
Government bonds are weaker to-day ami x
to per cent. lower. The local quotations srO
aa fnllONUa,
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For Louisville,

THIS DAY, 2lst, at r. NJ, POSITIVELY,
r. h. the u. S. Mail Line Steamer UNI
i5#ssss5aF$a TED STATES Ben. ii. Merrielees,
go Master. Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf-boat, foot Of Vine street. K.
Nj. Wade, Superintendent. '.-.t
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For XoYaY.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P NJ,
@ AGEO. W. CHEEK, W. II. Kirby,
LL4F44ssRs.as7 Master Apply on board, or 1T A.
zsaassaaasszsA Kennels, corner Main and Water
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For New Orleans:

22d, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n GOLDEN RULE, o. P. shinkle
-1aakkss#st$a Maslcr. Apply on board or to Royse
zaszzsssszaz n Mossot, Geo. Charter. j. c. Dor
man Il Co.. j. S. Robinson, j. Cunningham,
w. S. Getty, agents.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, Mr.. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. u AST0R HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed Our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
= branch ONCE OF the STAR, Mr.. Snlffen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor IN Our
name. ...
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r EGAL NOTICE.-Augusta Dobner and
L Isador Dobner, her husband, now resi-
dents Of the State OF Ohio, are hereby notified
that on the I'd day of February, A. d. 1877,
Joseph f. Mills, of Hamilton County, o., filed
in the Cier8's ofice Of the Court OF Common
Peas Of Hamilton County, his certain petition
setting forth that on the 10th day of JAM
uary, A. d. 1875, executed to the
plaintiff a mortgage on certain lot
OF land in Hamilton County, known
as Lot No. 81, OF joseph +. Mills subdivision
of the south half OF section No. two ~ Town.
ship three (3) Range one ~ Springfield Town
ship, to secure the payment Of twenty (2J)
promissory notes of S2j each, the nrst payable
in three months from date, anu S25 each three
months thereafter with $ per cent. interest af-
ter maturity; that the notes due in 9, IL, l5 and
lS months from said date are now due anu uu-
paid and that there is now que the sum of 500
with per cent inter, 81 thereon.
Petition asks for Judgment for the amount
now due upon sald notes, that the mortgage
may be foreclosed and that said premises NAV
De sold and other relief.
You are therefore notified that unless Won
answer SAID petition, on or before the 2lst dav
Of April, A. ID. 1871, that as soon thereafter as
counsel gan be heard application will be made
for an order to sell said premises.
By COWAN i DURRELL
Feb. ia 1915 Felicity
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"John Smith" has actually made ap-
plieatiOn for the Office Of Assessor in
Worcester.
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LEGAL.

r EGAL NOrICE.--Lena Ruppin and Leu
i 4 pold 5. RuppIn, non residents of the State
OF Ohio, will take notice that on the I'd dav Of
February, A. ID. 1877, Joseph +. Mills, Of Ham
Ilton County, o., Gled in the Clerks office of
the Court OF Common Pleas of said county, his
certain petition setting forth that on the l9th
day of January, A. d. 1875, executed to the
plaintiff mortgage on a certain lot of land in
Hamilton County known as Lot No. 81, in Jo-
seph +. Mills subdivision OF the south
half Of Section No. two (2). in
Township No. three (S), Range one
~ Springfield Township, to secure the pay
mdnt OF twenty (20) promissory notes OF twenty
Eve dollars each, the first payable in three
months from date and twenty five dollars each
three months thereafter, with eight per cent.
interest after maturity, that the notes due tif-
teen and eighteen months from said date are
now due and unpaid, and that there is now due
and unpaid thereon the sum Of forty-two and
eighty ty-hundredths dollars with interest at
eight per cent, interest on $l7 81 from Septem-
ber 10, 1876, and interest on the sum or $2b from
December 10. 1876.
Petition asks for Judgment for the amount
now due upon said notes, that tho mortgage
may be fereclosed, and that said premises may
be sold and other relief.
You are therefore notified that unless you
answer said petition on or before 2lst day of
April. A. ID. 1S77 that as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard application will be made
for an order to sell said premises.
By COWAN & DURRELL.
Feb. 81, 1877. fe2l-6tW
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For st. Louis.

FRIDAY, 23d, at 4P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ H. MARY MILLER, John N. Skunk
Master. Apply on board, or TO W.
a1nzs'''zsa32s 5. Getty, Agent, No. 8 Sycamore
street ... ....... Dr..
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Specials to the Star.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 81 A. M.-River feet Z
inches and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant,
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Cincinnati Live stock market.

The followingar the ereceipts and shipments
OF live STOCK tor the past ~ hours:
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For Memphis.

W WEDNEsDAY, 2ist, ats PM, POSITIVELY.
~ AJAS. d. PARKER, Chas.B B. Russell.
Master. Apply on board, or to
Essa.ssAA ROyse Mosset, Agents, on N, o.
wharf bUat. "
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The following is the 80 +. NJ. report of New
York Stock Market, as received ny Lea, Ster-
rett " Co., % West Third street.
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The Book Club meets Saturday at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Beardsley, Sec
Ond street.
Tomorrow evening the P. o. s. Of A.
will give an oyster supper in their hail
over Beardsley's hat store.
Mrs. Ellen Smith, one OF Hamilton's
Dldest residents, is lying dangerously
sick at her residence oD Third street.
1t was last night reported that Mrs.
Elbie had returned to her home, having
wandered Oft while temporarily insane.
The case Of the State of Ohio vs.. Jas
Cox, indicted Tor grand larceny, was
yesterday settled by the jury rendering
verdict Of not guilty.
The jury In the case of Susan Seifer-
lien against j. G. Curz for alleged breach
Df promise, yesterday returned ver-
Hict in iavor OF plaintiff Of $500.
A sable boa was lost on Sunday morn.
Ing last hY Mrs. Jacob Matthias. be-
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CLEARED.

Steamer Gilsand (Br). Rutter, Havans-S w Welsh.
steamer City OF Dallas Hines Fernandina via Port
Royal. SC Mallory 4 Co.
Steamer W Brunc Foster Baltimore-Wm Dazell.
Steamer Tripet. Davis. Wilmington. Ds-Abel Abbott
Steamer L Bidde. Davis. PhiladelDhia-Jas Hand
Bark Won Moltke (Br). McCullcy, London Ell Whit.
Bark Mary Z Chapman Br). wyman. Ilamburs-P Ne
BARK Adele Uier) Ellingius. Hamburger NJ Precht
Bark Grace (3r), Hanes, Dunkrk (Frsnce)-J Parker
Bark Sophie Swe). Lagerstedt Trieste-Funeh. Edye
Co.
Brig Martha A Berry, Berry, Newark, NJ-Miller
Houghton
Schr VIM Joaes, Robinson, Pnra-G Amslnck Co.
Marcia Re ynold Westcrdyke Lxguayrs and Porto
Cnbell0- Dallctt. Boulton Co.
Schr Walter Young Stubs, Fort au Patte-J do RI
vera Co.
schr II Hals.ed ODD Sullivan. st John. Mp No.
vius Il Son. -
ley. tiildersleeve X Co.
S.hr Webster Barnard. Turner. Chareston-R Buck h
Schr Mary Louisa. Gaskiil. Washington, NC-zophar
schr Mary A Harmon. Seattle. Phiadelph ia-Quigoy 4
Schr Kato Wentworth, Hutchinson. Newark NJ-Milior
4 Houghton. 1890.
schr tieo A Pierce Kelly. Salcm-wiilis II Ropes.
ScLr Laconia Crockett. Boston-Iavilnnd 4 Presley.
Schr Gertrude Sum Snow Weheet, Mass-BoArd OF
Underwriters.
Schr Charles Washington Holbrook. wenneet, Mass =
schr tiodwin Williams. MISREPRESENTATION Manu-
featuring Co
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER BERxs-Capt Pcndeton, Of steamer Bcrks. a.
Boston from Philadelphia, writes that his vessel ut
anchor when boarded by keeper OF fo Station and
was no, them nor she any danger whatever
Suir wIScmEsrER tlr). from Liverpool for Norfolk.
ashore Cape Henry. drivon high on the beach
night of tho I'D and lies steady. head on shore. ana
without leaking to any extent; damage antic ipated
One the tugs tclcgraphed for arrived yesterday 22d
AN. but could not commences work immediately on nc.
OF the heavy running she lies anchored OF the
ship The majority OF tho remain on board tho vessel
BARK PARA LUIGI Ita. ashore Ut Nantucket. has her
cargo birthstone insured In tho boylson Office, Boston,
for Sau, 100.
Sem SARAH GuRSEY. bound to Ncwbure. carried away
Friday.
Sem Jdnx W WELT Of waldoboro before reported,
again March 4, lat 40 ~. Ion ~ A.
scun Pacific from Rockland New York. which arrived
Gouster March i3 lad lost part Of her decko"d and
split nyingjib
Francisco reports the th while standing la near Cape
Menvcno struck what supposed to have been Faun
Blunt's Reef She down with falling swell aud
struck beuvy, carrying away the forcoo ana shvsrns
scmw HUMBOLDT formerly Us surveying schooner and
sold by the government went ashore on tnc emu OF
$40 The vessel was insured as San FRAN
cisco Tor S4OOn
scnn PRESIDENT of Mystic c. before reported SUNK in
hns coal for the STANDARD Machinery Go ct Stoningon
There II insurance on the vessel
fore renorscd ashore on Ward. island cil Gate.
ten oil AN March 20 aud bcachcd ut Astoria
Capt Hale Of bark Rate Williams, writes from sagua
some having been there more than month and not char
tered
BmLrAsr March 22-Tho Arthur Burton. OF Boston,
ay and lime for Now bedford The captain came 80 this
city saturday and procured pump from schr Florida that
was used in similar and Thoughts he might subdue
tho hrc.
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THE JERSEY CITY SUICIDE.

Tho stranger who registered his name as IN. FL.
bert at'the American Hotel, Jersey City, on Wodncs
day, and who subsequently found IN dying cond
condition IN his room expired at about two o'clock
yesterday morning at tho City Hospital Every effort
known medical science made by the doctors In
attendance resusctato the patient but he gradually
sank tho deadly drug, which had doubtless been
seii-adm. Mustered Once or twice, under tho
powerful antidotes employed he seemed to re-
cover semi-con scfDusncss and muttcred tho words
:. Baltimore 8" and g Brooklyn" but beyond
these incohercnt uttcrances the dying man left
nothing that might throw light on his identity The
cause OF his taking poson--which Is now believed
to have been suphatc Of morphinc-is alto.
gether unknown. At the Morgue, where tho
body lies, several persons asked permission
yesterday to view the remains, among
them well dressed men, who, having looked Ut tho
body, declined TO say whether they had recognized II
not IL is believed however, that one of them must
have known tho deceased during the lifetime OF tho
latter, as he when questioned described an ailmcnt
from which there was room to doubt tho deceased
had suffered. The will be investigated by tho
County Physician ana Coroner Cannon.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OTFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. March 24-l A. n

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CuEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON March al A. IL J
Indications
For the upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, clear or fair weather will
prevail with temperature below freezing northeast to
northwest winds, and IN southern and eastern por-
tons rising barometer, but In northern and western
portions falling barometer and winds shifting 10 west
and south
For tho lower lake region light SHOWS, followed by
clearing colder weather. northeast to northwest winds
and rising barometer.
For New England ana tho Middle States rising bar.
omctcr, colder northcry to westerly winds and In
crcasirg cloudncss, and In northern portions light
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley and the Gulf
States areas of rain followed by clearing, colder
weather, northorly winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States warm southcry winds
and clear weather during the day. followed during tho
night by colder north winds and possibly areas
OF rain.
The rivers will change but slightly. Cautonary Sig
nails continue ut Galveston and lndianola
The display OF cauuonary signals Will be resumed at
tho lake ports on April !.
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sy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsrING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
ovcsscs engaged in the coastns trade obscrv
communicates the fact to the HERALD that 1t DO
brought publicly tho attention of the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD New York
city, giving atey possible tho number and post
ton displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice all observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
conss the American Continent When they observed
on European countries In tho Mediterranean
IL Is requested that information be either by telegraph
or latter London the NEW YoRR HERALD, 10
fleet street, London. the Paris Office 81 Avenue DO
rOpcra Paris Where The telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 10 Fleet street, London"
"Bennett u Avenue de rOpera. Paris" Who're OF
observed in tho waters OF countries beyond
the OF telegraph, In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching tho first conven-
lent port This Information will be cablcd frcc Of charge to
the HERALD and published.
pS-NoTfCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The Nrw YonK
HERALD has adopted distin gushing Coston night signal
Tor board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning coors red rcd, changing from TO the
other succession and be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will obligc
by preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
DESTROYS with vessels arriv
ing ut York do by addressing such vessels
caro- Of HERALD yacht Pier No East River, New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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obeycd the lawful Governor Of the State by nine
tcEths OF The honest intelligent and taxpaying classes
0 tho State and numerical majority OF It's citizens
without distinction OF race color.
Second-In confirmation OF tho above, Il cites tho
ready obedience yielded by all classes the authority
the courts. sherls and other officials acting under
Nichols, nnd the voluntary payment OF taxes IN ad-
vance OF the time fixed by law.
Ihiri-Protcsts against The right OF any power out
side OF the state 10 set up recognize any state gov
eminent other than that OF Nicholas which Is recog'
nized and obeyod by the people
Fourth-Protcsts against any attempt TO impose
Packard upon tho people Governor OF the State cx
pressing the Arm belief that such an attempt would
lead civil strife and TO resistance which would
speedily assume such formidable propor ions AZ would
eudapger tho peace and prosperity OF tho entire
country
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxrwnRr March 23-Arrvsd. steamer Koln (Ger). from
South America.
Sailed 2d steamer Switzerland tBelg), Jackson, New
York land passed Flushing at PM; bark velox tNor)
Olsen. Boston.
BARI, March I6Arrivcd bark Sole ta. Vervena Phil
adclphia
CARDIFF, March 23Sailcd ships Hercules Snow Calao;
Springfield peart Hong Kong; bark Jas olbrook Lea
WITT. Cardenas.
CAprz to March Arrived brig Stephen Bishop. Gil
key. New York
FALMOUTH March 22-Arrivod ship Orpheus Ger, MI
chael. San Francisco (not arrived mt Queenstown.
on the Lizard 23d. steamer Denmark (Br). Williams
from. New York for Londcn.
FowEY, March 22-Arrived, bark Emilia Dnyle tbr)
Pcake New York for I.eith.
GLASGOW. March 23-Arrived, steamer Alexandria (BD.
Mckay New York.
Sailed 2st. bark Boreas tNo) svendsen. Montovdso.
IiAvnK March 23 Arrived schr George Jordan Dun.
can. Samarang via Queenstown.
Sailed 23d. ships Annie " Law (Br), Hilton, Sheburne.
Ms; George BELL Orr, Rose Halifax.
HAMBURG March 21Sailed banks Eduard (0er). Hsibor
stadt, Now York; 22d Cheftan (Br, Fulton, Phadel-
phia
KoSrcsDERG. March 23-Arrived Helios GER, zeis
mcr, New York.
Sailed to 23d, bark Jupiter (Ger). Philadelphia.
LvERPooL. March 23-Arrived sirens Classen, Whining
ton, Cal.
Sailed 23d, Alhatross for Baltimore.
LONDON March 23-Cleared. ships Liverpool, Lamb ert
New York; The Bruce (Br. Southcott San Francisco
banks Flora DID, Townsend Halifax; Pc Qta, Schiafino
United States.
LgIrH. March 23-Sailed. bark America GER. Roper.
New York.
MxssrNA, March 15-ssiled. brig Amy Lane Costigan,
New York.
son, United States
QUEENSTOWN, March 23-Arrivod, steamer Wisconsin (B)
Holiness Now YORK for Liverpool land proceeded,: bark,
Duo Cecie (tal, Schafno Baltimore; Gronsvar (Nor)
Nielsen, do
Sailed 2sd IL 80 AN. steamer Britannia (Br), Thomp
sou drom LiverpooD, New York.
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OBITUARY.
JOHANN JACOpY.

Tho death Of Johann Jacoby famous political Ger
agtator announced to have occurred at Ronigs-
berg the 9Th inst During recent years he had not
been actively associated with any existing party.
though his original personal and political friends like
Dunckcr and vircnow, are progressists; but he had
shown sympathy with the social democrats.
This mans part in history Is somewhat difficult
to understand. IL is, perhaps, not too
much TO say that his trcnchant pamphlet, the
"vcr Fragen," made the revolution of lS4S, and
gave Prussia her constitution and her para.
menL Even those who not convinced by tho
iron logic OF the work amazed and captvuted by
the audaciy OF The author who posted copy directly
TO HIS Majesty Frederic william Nv. That Prince had,
however little respect for courage for justice.
and he summoned his courts to punish tho bold Jew.
The dramatic incident in Jacoby's career was,
however, In ls4s, when deputaton Of which he was
member, waited upon tho King to present address
from the Diet. The King look the paper and turned
away. Jacoby stepped forward and said:-"Your
Majesty, arc not come simply 10 pre-
sent this paper, but also to- discuss with
you tho condition OF the country. VIII you listen TO
usY': ''No!" replied the King, gruiy aud rudely.
Jacoby turned to mis- companions, and, In tones that
rang through the palace said ut Is the misfortune OF
kings that they unwilling TO hear the truth ~
Never before had such sentiment been hurled into
possible his vengeance would certainly have fallen
upon tho ndomitable Deputy. The last time when
Jacoby got into trouble for his opinions was In 1870.
he alone almost alone OF his countrymen, at
tempted to confront the frenzy OF national exutaton
with protest against tho plan 10 annex Alsnc3-
Lorraine without the consent OF tho people OF
those PROVINCES But there happened to be a
general commanding at Konigsberg. VINO, being
several hundred miles from the seat OF real war, gIor
ousy attacked and captured the Hebrew doctor OF med
icine. As martial law existed at the timc there
were people who t,mdly whispered that this
outrage. Bismarck who was then at Versailles paid
no attention to complaints tho subject until tho
English press began denouncc the affair, and then
Jacoby suddenly released without trial. without
any satisfaction whatever only history Will judge be-
tween him and General vogel Won Falkenstein. Al
though Jacoby was very od-hc was born In lS05-his
general health good, nnd the circumstances OF his
death we're like those OF the Emperor Napoleon. Tho
operation WAS complecd but he only survived 1t three
days aud died alter intense suffering.
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HAMPTON OUGHT NOT TO GO.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

CHARLESTON, March %, 1871
The feeling is general here that Governor Hampton
ought not to 60 to Washington on the invitation OF
President Hayes; that hts right and duty to
hold the Office to which majority Of tho
people elected HIM. matters over which the Fed
crai mintration exercise justitlblc CONTROL
and that President Hayes must make his choice between
fulfilling his pledges restore self government peace
nnd prosperity South Carolina BY the cessation Of
military interference her affairs else establish
once military government throughout the State. Any
kind Of compromise Is regarded rs dishonOrabe und
ruinous. The Neps and Courier will Tomorrow
strongly urge Governor Hampton to remain at his posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
MURDER.

ST. LOUIS. No.. March "a. 1871
Nick Crenshaw shot aud killed al his homo,
about six miles south Of Independence No. last even
ing by Henry Cathey. 1t appears that Crenshaw had
boon the cause OF separation between Cathey ana
his wife ABOUT year ago, and last night the latter
went TO Cren shaw's house. called him to tho door and
shot him, killing him almost instantly. Cathey sur.
rendered himself 10 the authorities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
JOHN GRAVES TEN THOUSAND
DOLLAR HAND.

second action Of the case Of John Graves against
Lewis Snow and others. comprising corporation
known as the East River Sheet Metal Manufacturing
Company, for So damages for the oss Of his right
hand which no alleges WAS lost July 2. 1872 while
In the employ OF the plaintiffs has been brought before
Justice Gtlbert In the Kings County Supreme Court.
The plaintiff claims that the accident was caused by
tho carciessncss Of the company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
NEW YORK COLLEGE.

The Executive Committee OF the New York College
held meeting yesterday afternoon at the hall Of the
Board Of Education. Among the business despatched
was the consideration OF tho subject Of giving SUBJ
siuy to the Phrcnocosmian Society Of the college TO
enable It to hold public exhibition. After much dis.
cussion the PROJECT vetoed Arrangements were
made appropriate $500 TO the junior class vi that
college, on an application Of u committee, Tor their
annual exhibition to be held the 11th OF May, 1871
Tho following committee have the arrangements in
cbarge:-Messrs. II, j. Dcvln, W. W. Smith, +. s.
Wiums and J, +. Chambers