Libraries.

The University Library has been increased recently by valuable acquisitions. The London publishing houses of Sampson, Low & Co., Trubner & Co., and Longmans & Co., have generously furnished copies of their recent publications. Messrs. Sheldon & Co., of New York, have donated a complete set of their publications.

The Thompson Library, the gift of Hon. H. M. Thompson, contains a very valuable collection of books on Horticulture, a complete set of the Bohn Libraries and many tine illustrated works.

The Tucker Library, presented by the family of the late Rev. Elisha Tucker, D.D., contains upwards of five hundred volumes, mostly theological.

The Hengstenberg Library is now put up in the University, and accessible to students. It contains about three thousand volumes, and is not only one of the most valuable theological libraries in the country, but it is also rich in works of classical literature, history and philosophy.