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the year 1871:


HARVARD UsIvERs1Tr.-Thc whole number of
Officers employed in the College proper and IN
the Professional schools is %; the number of
members Of the College Faculty, 10; of sndergra-
yates there are Seniors, SO, Juniors, So. Sopho-
morcs, so, Freshmen, 81, University Students, Z,
total o45 Theological Students, &c, Law, lis,
Medical, Sc, Resident Graduates, 6 /; grand total
479 The necessary expenses included in the
college bills exclusive OF fuel. washing and furn-
ture for rooms IS s194. The total number of
books in the public libraries and in those OF the
students, is 81 ,942. Among the text books used
bv the Undergraduates are Portcr'> Analysis,
Fisk's Manual, Halam's Constitutional History
Of England, Buffers Analogy, Upham's Mental
Philosophy, The Apology, Critic and Ph;pdon of
Plato, etc.


YALE CoLLEGE.-Nurnbcr of Officers of instruc-
ton and government in all the departments, 30 !;
of these, besides the President. II Professors,
and the remainder are tutors subordinate Off
GERS; Is are connected with the College proper.
The Undergraduates are 40; namely, los SEN
ior., lO7 Juniors, 125 Sophomores, and 20 Fresh
men, The Theological students are SO, Law, 81,
Medical, a., Resident Graduates, 3; grand total,
$50. The necessary expenses Of the Undergrad
uatcs, without including apparel, pocket money,
travelling and board in vacations. amount to be-
tween $40 and $210. A sum not exceeding
$1,000 year is appropriated to the rehef of in
digent students. In addition, the income OF q
fund, recently placed at the disposal of the Cor
poration, enables them to remit entirely the
charge for tuition of 30 meritorous students, and
books studied are the series of Greek Tragedies,
edited by Prof. Woosey, Paley's Moral Philoso-
phv kcnt's Commentaries on Law, Stewart In
tclcctual Philosophy, etc.


DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-Numbcr of Tcachers
in the Academicul Faculty i j, of whom arcpe
manent Officers. The Undergraduates are, SEN
iors, 81, Juniors, 50, Sophomores, -, Freshmen,
76, total 33l. Medical Students, so, grand to-
tai, al. The average expenses for a student for
80 weeks is stated at $l07 so. This sum does
not include class-taAes, expenses in Societies.
books and stationery, travelling expenses, etc
Among the books which are recommended for
reference or study, are Fisk's Manual OF Clussi-
cal Antiquities. Crosby's Greek Grammar, An
drcwss and Stoddurds Latin Grammar, Way
lands Moral Philosophy, and Edwards Oh the
Will.


UNIVERSITY OF VEnNoSr.-Thc Faculty ofths
Institution consists Of President and seven Pro-
fessors In the Freshman Cluss are 28; Sopho-
more 90 Junior 81; Senior 17-total 80. An
uual Expenses exclusive Of travelling and pocket
money, &c, $780, In tho classics entire authors
instead of abridgenents are used. The Cam
bridge Mathematics are adopted and the Yale
Edition Of the Greek Dramatists. In Mental and
Moral Philosophy instruction is given mainly by
Oral Lectures from DR.. JAMES MARSH. The
Logic and Psychology of Fries, Roget's Physiolo-
gy, Schelng's Discourse on Fine Art, &c, are
used as text books. The College Library, one OF
the choicest and most select in the United States,
contains some $4,000 volumes. A College OF
N;ur7l History is conurcul with the 1ns,itnli on


AMHERST CoLLEGE.-The number Of teachers
is 10, six of whom arc permanent. The number
of students is, Seniors % Juniors %, Sopho-
mores A3, Freshmen 44-lotal, l42. The princi-
pal necessary expenses vary from Sl13 20 $l37.
About 35 INDECENT students are gratutously sup
lcgc and Of the Literary Societies contain $4,000
volumes The collections of specimens in the
various departments of natural history are large
and valuable. A vigorous effort is now making to
raise one hundred thousand dollars for the Col.
loge Of this sum, $40 900 have been subscribed
1t is proposed from this subscription to pay the
debt of the Institution, erect new building, en-
large the library and apparatus, and found two or
three profcssorships 1t is thought that the whole
sum will be subscribed during the year 1912.


MlDDLEBuRY, VT, CoLLEGE.-The faculty con-
sis,s Of President four Professors and one Tutor
Undergraduates, Seniors IA, Juniors i, Sopho-
morrs II Freshmen l7-to,ul, So The average
expenses are stated Mt $50 The average price
of board is given at 81 SO per week The Col
lcgc has funds amounting to $4,000, the interest OF
which is applied to the relief of merronous stu
dents In the Cabinet of Natural History arc
1000 specimens in Mincralogy, $50 in Geology,
$50 in Botany, and LOO in Zoology. Among
the text books We observe Wayland', Moral Phi
losophy, Gray'> Chemistry Hitchcock's Geology,
Wayland's Political Economy, Fiskcs Classical
Antiquities, Woolscys editions of the Greek
Tragedies, etc.


CoscREss.-The following il from the Washing
ton Correspondence Of the American.


To-day co,nmencec tho ninth week of 1hn session
Don say hatCongress have done nothing. These
eight weeks have produced and partly lydeveloped the
germs o. great measures, mighty movements. which
in due time ccnsummated, will more affect our ma
ton, effect It's restoration to prosperity and
mark it. history than the acts of any Congress
within quarter ofaccnsury. The two great points