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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
THE GREATEST
Building Association
-, r-,,rr-.s, ~.ns-nDSSWuu acp

AM Offering for sale at low figures twenty Build
| iag Lots in the eighth Ward Of Nashville, such
that an pToeare himself complete and
convenient home. The lots mont the Murfreesboro Turn
pike Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and are I'D.
miraby situated for private residences.
Caibornes Omnibusses have completely revolutontEed
this the city which with other Improvements now
being made such the extension OF Gas and water In
eFty.
The terms such wiz allow each purchaser immedl-
ately to his buildings, the purchase money VIII
not be required until the 9Th Of January 1884, interest
only be paid annually until that tin CAN
july 9-tf. A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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LiNDSLEYlS ADVERTISEMENTS


TWO handsome Lots in Edgeaeld Woodland street.
9he Lots front so feet each and are 1I0 feet deep
- APPs Avs. LINDsLEY.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
NO ~! 20 -!
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE HOUSES FOR sA-

BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE HOUSES FOB SALE.
HAVE sale fine business house, situated on Cher
~ st. beyond Broad, at present owned ana occupied
BY F. Rynau As a Grocery aad Provision store, aud is
OF the best South Of Broad street. The lot
fronts Is feet, and back l96 feet to al alley There
Is also comfortable residence the same lots ndepen
dent OF the Store Room, all in good repair This proper
~ is Tree from taxation. We viii give bargain IA tns
property, il application be sde privately until the sh
day Of October next, and OF disposed OF At that time
viii be soli to the highest bidder, the premises. FOR
terms, &c apply TO :. r. GLASCJoK. Agent
Sept std No. 81 Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

I AM Offering for sale q valuable Bniaing Lot on
Spruce street, the OF Broad. The ot fronts
sxtysix Spruce hundred and hy feet deep
with a convenient alley in the
This property exempt from taxes for 90 years from lst
January next. This exemption is Of more value than Is
usually accorded 20 IT, only the grounds has all I'M
provements erected thereon, bat free from taxes The
saving in the item Of taxes win than pay for the
ground and all Improvements. This lot s also situated IN
part Of the city that Is being rapidly allied up with
fine dwellings and private residences Terms reasonable
Apply to iuly8O. A.V. g. LINDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
IEIPROvED CITY PROPERTY FOR
Fine Stock Farms
At PUBLIC SALE,

Lying In the county Of Warren, Immediately
on the Stage Road leading from AuEtrees-
6orO to Acllinn0ilLe 8 miles from the
latter place, and aOithiR miles Of
the Manchester and McAiaE-
giIZs Railr01d
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VaInahIe Rusiness LOt al PubIic Sale.

ON THURSDAY The 1sT OF ooToBER NEXT at II
o,eIo-k A NJ on the premises, will sell that valuable
Lot az Ire corner f Front Clark streets adjoining the
ware house Of H. s. The Lot fronts 80 feet
Front street and 60 on Clark.
TRIMS credit one, and three years. Tor notes
payable Bank. bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed
and lien retained. A. v. = LANDsAEfs
L. K. GLAsooCK, Auctioneer. aogSa-
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Heada he and debility.

Mr.. suAs J. LIscoHB, Of Birmingham, says:
81 found in BGRHAVE,s HOLLAND BTrTERs remedy
for Headache and Debility My e has also used with
the greatest benefit"
Mr. A s. NCHoLsos, Of Pittsburgh, also remarks that
has experienced much relief from ITS for Head
ache.
Take half tea-spoonul three times day, hour be-
fore Eat moderately, and then of wholesome food
you will find this reays remedy for Sick and Nerv
Headache, Weakness Of any kind, CoStivenes and
Piles Being perfectly simple in composition, it may
taken without fear by the invalid. Possessing fine
aromatic favor it Is very grateful to the debated stom
ache.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND IN.
srR Nm ENTAL MUsIO.

AfR. AND MRs c. ?. THURsIoN are prepared to give
WI Instructions the PIANO and in Y0cAL Musio. Lea
given ths rssidsnee q she pupil Sc,
inquire o. Mr. t. AZ Mrs. Aiieu, sosh sPraee street.
near Broad.
sepul-1m.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

~ We authorized to announce JoHS Rams as a
candidate for reelection The Office Of County Trustee,
the ensuing March election.
go We authorized to T. 7. SAUNDERS as
candidate for the Office Of County Trustee the ensuing
March election.
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A n eat Iwelling House for Sic.
FOR SAVE.

THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner Of Cedar and
Sumner streets. The fronts IS feet. The DWELL
ing large and commodous and fsere is hne once on
the lot Of The desirAbe locsuons IN The
septis. A. v s. LIEDsLEY.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
- or n
~ -. FALL s. WINTER 80 -
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
B. R. C UTE r ,

No. SO & SO, Corner Of College and Broadway,
NASHVILLE TENN
HAS received his stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and
II TRUNKS for the Pan and Winter Trade, consisting
10 part follows, via;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies hne Kid and no. Boot tess thin and thick Sole with
plain and TRAINED;
. Lasting Callers. side and mont laced, with
heels.
ss Congress "
KID Buskins and Front Ties;
Miss. and 80. slppeTs aud Booteesi
-" aud Child. Lasting Caters and "
Child. hne Kid and no. thick and Pump solei
and slippers;
Women's extra slEs KID Boots Bul kins, &c;
No. =" and
servants' heavy Call Kip and No. extra Sizes
For Gents and Boys.
Cent? hne Pcgged and Laced Boots;
!" Water proof 4"
Opera ("
PAT, Kia' aad BasEsAi5 cens. Caters
Broad Strap Ehees, pump and welt;
AZ B. X CUTTERS,
septic Nashville.
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VALUABLE HousE Ann LoT ZOE sALE.

I AM Offering for sale, reasonable terms, the
House and Lot at the Of Broad and High sts,
formerly owned by the late Martin New. Apply 70
A.V. 3. LISDSLEY,
juy3. So College street.
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT

AV Just received from the Eastern Cities very large
II assortment Of CLOTHS, CAssIMERES AND VEST
INGS with the by MIR Harvey whose
superior has enabled bring by far the
beautiful stock Of Piece Goods have offered IN
Nashville. All made up order under the superin
dence Of the well known Harvey.
Nashville, Sept. /, 1851
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SAM. PRITCHITT

| receiving most extensive stock Of Fail and
Winter Goods, OF every description and Of the latest
styles, he has also engaged the services New York
Cutter, whose reputation Is bey Ond dispute.
2-im.
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c. A N DID A T E S
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Mayor.

Y , We authorized Col. B. F. CHEAT
candida office of Mayor of Nashville,
the ensuing election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

FEVER AGUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. shailenberges Antidote
few doses will any ordinary case, and dose inva
raby stops the eh 1t contains nothing in the least
degree hurtful the system under any circumstances
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
of Qunine and other agents in general curea
every form Of the disease and the original and only A
tidOte for Malaria.
Ask of DR.. shalenberger's Fever and Ague Antdote,
you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 So Sole Proprietors, A. T.
LENBRRGER & Co., Rochester, Pa. aug4-SmdtrikW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

HOIIOyRay's OinImen1.-Cancer, the most ter.
ribe msIady aeshy fibre may extrpated
by this preparation The knife reach the minute
ramhcations of tn disease, but the ointment dues It
penetrates the sources ulcerous disorders and
performs q radical cure.
Sold at the mandatory No so Maiden Lane, New York
and by all druggists at 25c 62<c and 81 per box A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

JOHN RANEAGE.
NO. AZ, COLLEGE STREET,
II AS JUST RECEIVED
II Gents tine Patent Leather Congress Caters,
Oxford Tres,
sup'r stitched Cloth Congress Caters,
Lasting Ties and do do
sewed Oah do do
do do Oxford Ties
Pump sole Calf Dress Boots,
Calf seW'd and peg'd Boots ofvarious styles.
TRUNKS NALISESH BONNET HOXESu!
ALSO few English Sole Leather Trunks.
do do do do Buggy Trunks,
Ladies large size Dress Trunks,
large assortment o. cheap Black and Fair
LEATHER TRUNKS. al lies.
variety Of fine Sole Leather Ashland Vslses,
do do do Plain do.
Also a varied stock Of cheap Leather Yalises.
superdne Patent Leather Bonnet Boxes,
do Sole DO do
Black and Fair do do do
All OF which offered Cheap for CASA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27
rr;m the Cincinnati Gazesc, Jalyls
Incident OF Travel.

Iron hc Cincinnati Enquirer, July ~
The Tennessee Belle arrived, day before yesterday
from Keckuk, with fne lot OF sergers-some bound
Tor the Fast ~ excursion and some OF whom fouaf
home mere. Cart Russell, her commander, informs as
that among the former were a young couple who we're
united in the bonds OF wcdecs beard OF
they had landed al C2rrolllon, Kentucky
he lady partner OF the couple, Mss x T., Was
visit TO New York oly accompanied by an old aunt, aud,
what made her more than ordinarily attractive, she
interest IN ~ Louis These attractions kno 10
young gentleman, possessed OF talents than money
aud not oney enough 10 suit his veuence He hsd
waited upon the lady upon several AT home and
cousderaby hmten with her charms (of course, net
with her money, but he could nj prevail upon her TO
listen 10 bis quit
wb.n he heard u she about taking trip Fast, be
ooncuo ed 70 take excursion also and af the boat
Under way she AHA, surp<ised nd Mr.. (.
Zoe sentle Dals) among the passengers. While
on the way pressed his suit at sbs and the ladies'
cabin, and numerous w,ys 70 all OF which pressing zoe
turned deaf and oodurate. The familiar pro-
verb Of 70 nj heart neer fair lady would suggest
itself and that would prompt hin 70 s creator exero
bal tt be about 10 despair o. moving the heart Of
he tewchue creature, when au insdtn occurred that
turned ise tide Of affairs o his favor.
The Tennessee Belle had business at osrrolton, Ky,
The yourg lady and aunt tho ghi they woad take lille
locomotive exercise, and how the town OF C. looked,
NJ Y being allowed 10 accompany them Iae gargwsy
plank pat out and act a. Miss had stepped upon
Tor We purpose Of going shore the boat end OF
snpPa rom We POSITION pitching the lacy into The river,
anu sue vas Immediately drawn under the whati boat
~ va moment Of cont jersble excitement AZ vol ne
alarm AZ quick I. thought Mr. 7. plunged IN and dived
vuucr lne Ooa, and 10 less time than taxes TO write u,
be came out from under far end OF the pos, With the
sdy cisped IN he srms. II the work Of but few
momens men Tor INC passengers and the 10 secure
The tsae and get Them safely ON board-the lady very
vet and very much ightend the sonuemaa with psssion
In no wise abated.
The dip seemed 10 change the face Of affair, When the
lady gppesred arain In the sne appoared }, only
with chsrge OF dress, but with change of feellnes "a
the d>roteDeu about an hour Afterwards enopstraed
About ten O'Clock 10 the evening Captain Russell waited
upon The passengers. end requested their Immediate pve
sence In the cabin When they all assembled the afore
"a wp
mony by the Rev. g. snodgrass Of g. Louis who han
pened n be board and the subsequent hours eli went
merry ~ marriage bell, inB slDs that alls well that
ends well" Ve'ily, M. N. T did not ssve on tho
Ienceeese Dele n van
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dse and As csbi, and 3l passe xcsy.
ncnd. Esd experienced til reachrg the Banks EucoeoI
of hard gales INV SW, since then fine weather wy.
dense fogs and light vinds
Bark MarsvsI 6rn Ponce, Pr, IA days. via New Eavon
days, With sugar, &C. 10 Dwight
Brig Chantcesr ShackoYd New Orleans Jnly TO- with cot
ton. corn. tohscco, Ac, % N Freeman 4 Go
1g rsEay hjer of Boston, age Seville, Jpre = and
Cadz Is, with liz uorcs paste and cork master July ID
lat ii Ion II So brig disraastsd waterlogged anS
abandoned apparently Rad been but short time in IA, eta
aJOn.
Brig Santa Clara Esspor EllngwoOd, Marscsibo, july
Brig @ Dyer tof Bosonl Berry date CAPT H-Sdman,
who died a. Pori Pincel Port Prince July IL with
lockwood and cotton. to II ID Brookwau 90
Brig Hampden (o Bangor), Damon Rleck River Ja July
with log wood, to Brett Son Co 18th inst on Cape Ana
tonic spoke schr Rox5ury from Black River FOR Phi sdephA
Brig Augusta lo Harm gtoD) Cole Mbridge days. WITH
lumber 10 Smith Boyn.on
Brig VIM Nichols stroAt Cherydeld, 10 days. with lumber,
to Geo w Simpson.
sehr Rainbow ot searspor, Hsvener st John. Pr July
II with sugar, 10 master
With coffee. TO u n Broohrnan 4 10
Schr Wing Of the Wind, Pearsa Baracc IL ds3e win truth
to Geo Heachan.
schr W Johnson, Kitchen, Virginia days.
schr w Robins Lopss'reet Virginia days.
schr Virginia Davis, Baltimore days
schr higgins Davy Baltimore days. .
Schr ~ Lucar, Adams. Rockand
Scar Pawnee, st john Greenrnr. for Virgins
Mesmer Delaware. Copes. Philadelphia
Steamer Poie rnsEa. Oushmap New BEDFORD.
ssamer Peiis an, Auldrich, Providence.
seamer Curlew, Williams, PROVIDENCE
Wind during the day ssw.
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jersey City News.

RAILROAD AocnEST.-on Saturday evening, about IL
O'clock the locomotive ran over and killed the asgman al
the Newark avenue crossing in this city His namc
Patrick Brodel He leaves wife and Eve children un.
provided for These accidents Of very frequent
renee at this place. II is only Las, week child killed
and two weeks previously man shared the fate
A. least half dozen are killed every year at this dan
gerOus crossing, and still the allowed By the
Jersey City Common Council to enter the city at all times
un1er fol head Of steam. Another of danger s
that on the arrival Of the trains this place the ocomo
tive Is des,hed and suffered 70 20 On Of increased
speed, and the carr allowed 70 10 the depot by
their own momentum. thus many persons seeing the
epgno pssr and thinking the danger over, step to
the track, and tho and run ttepn do rn
How many more widows and fa.heress children are we
to have before this thing sloppedi We venture 10
say ihs, place ont Of the United States would III IS
thing be allowed Il is time the city authorities took this
matter M and put stop 10 before Of their ogn
families are sacrificed 10 the cupidy Of tie New Jersey
Railroad company
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Our Oyster Bay Correspondence.
SoHrK OYSTER Ray, July q, is

MOTH OYSTER BAY, July -, 1901
Matters a. N0r.t Oyster Bay-Holg to c. Tssre.
While your correspondents from the various watering
places in TIE vicinity OF New York painting, in glow
ing coors the beauties Of those shady retreats end al
seem determined to point ont some reasons
why this placelard that place little better, and pos
setses advantages that other place boast or Oyster
Bay seems 10 have been overlooked But II has been
overlooked by these chroncers OF summer life, is
nevertheless pa the map Of Long Islsnd Sound and
pace, IN fact with e splendid mansions, It's churches
and s schools and It's thriving village AMI ,r-
Shops teeming with busy, busting lfe The village Of
North Oyster Bay located az the extreme end Oyster
bay (Which s stout one mile in width and extends Along
the shore the entire width From the shore hack, from
half to three quarters Of q mile, The grourd rises
gradually until you overlook the Sosnd and see
chores Of the Nutmec state As the eve ysrders 80
and down the Sound Il meets In every direction he WHITE
sail CT commerce, and the smoke from nunberie,s
steamers 81 hey 50 ard come 10 and from the gres
o. The Western word.
The elegaD. and fast steamer George Law leaves for
Oyster Bay every afternoon az O'Clock precisely from
her sp nt above Catherine ferry and leaves Oyster Bay
every morning at o'clock precisely, arriving in Ne~
York Few ninutes acr nine A. NJ, ard g hot day the
sal 10 unsurpassed or. Of New York. There come
four trains day each way bet syoss and Bros lyn
over the Eorg leland Rarosd which will enable psssen.
gers reach Oyster Bay by thai route IN about
from New YORK sage Line connects with the Tor Island
Railroad al 81 osst, which four mles from Oyster Bay
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SuppsN Darn orA PROFESS,

SUDDEN DsATH or A PkoFEssoR AND LrSGUrsr,-
Henri Schmt, formerly Professor OF Languages In s.
Sayer College, In this city, and recently OF Noant st.
Mary College, IN Kentucky, came mere from tha. State
confirmed invalid some weeks expecting 10 be bone
0ttedby change OF air, and engaged room In house
the east side oil nut street. between sIth and Seventh
HE health, however did not improve, AMI yesterday
morning he was found dead In his bed The impression
was that he had destroyed HIMSELF but several physicians
state thai he died Of spoplexy. Mr. Schmu, native OF
Germany, wrote and spoke auenty, IN addition n his
own, the French Italian, Spanish Portugue English and
Hebrew languages; was man OF vigorous mind and 4
high order OF intellect and much esteemed by those who
knew his worth The Coroner held inquest upon the
body, and the Jury returned verdict OF death from
Aroplexy.-Ctneinndn Cdsois. July "a
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE or LAND AND NssRoEs.-

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF LAND AND NsaRoEs.-
The estae OF Alexander Moore, OF halifax county, Va
appraised Immediately after his death, In 1880
between ~ 900 ami $40 The executor, wooisOn
Hughes Lq, kept tho together until October, 1885,
when he made sae or the whole property at public
ton for cash, fer bonds well red bearing Interest
from date. The etre, at the time Of the SALE consisted
OF 1o0e acres OF and ami fofy-hve slaves. Five OF
brance From the year 1850 1856 several likely slaves
hsd died, that altogether there had been IA
And yet his property, appraised 10 1850 at 81 900,
sold public auction tor cash It's oqulvseut for the
In N OF SO 900. will be thus tnat the
property had than trpei In value n the brief space
OF five years - cfdcrO PlafH.
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NAhsNf, july 70 ioOss
Nahan and "a Guess-Lo'g sior ard sgas,is.
Tie NAhsnt Hous, which h 20 situated as 70 com
r'.Bd rom all sides npo view n tie ses, can accom-
uodoe With much 6ve hundred s1sst; go that lie
vrcseb' humbes "a "a, three hundred) s much short Of
SO csraoHy.
Auons The mfrc promlnen, person re hire present
a,e Boo c winthrop formerly slcsser Of the House
o. Esprssenssa5os Gov. Mocheai, Of Kentucky, and
o. o~syr, offoaisus ~ Rae, Of EOglsnd, vino dsco
ere lie relics VI 70 iotn FsokuBs party and thus In
CO. e. rrtv e-isblsbod tber me.psboly fate is alec
,nsog re n e.. a. N.hMt, q, vel o. sr Ga. Bxrrg
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Of -Ondor, ~, Rrch :, sco;srd ard osp; 1.ts, CT he

Q; -ondor M. Rrch, q Scotland ard okp; Isrs, q lie
AMERICA.
We are favored by Arge number Of attractive and
some beautiful women. Indeed, said that OF al the
watering places this the best IN which 10 obtain fair
cs:'Llsts OF New England beauty Conspicuous among
tbese s Miss winthrop, the daughter Of Hon. r. c. Win
tbrop; Mrs Birch OF Scotland Mrs. Bolton, OF Torol;o
Mr.. Chickerng, of Boston Miss Richardson of New York
and Mrs.. rsycr, Of Philadelphia II will be seen that
here at Newport and Saratoga there n An opportunity
OF contrasting the blonde beauty OF tie North With the
darker but equally be w,tchrg ascnatons Of that q the
South and that Of A1eric with Europe IN the present
insance would be difficult 10 determine which wss emit
lied to the so ary balanced are the claims Of
the representatives from each part.
The festive season may haVly DE said to have com.
menced, for although line band nightly dscourses sweet
chcufy hrs lar does net consist N stracnse or wiling
sdes, but in an absence OF sufficient romser
O. asISins ysr,eIaer' rhis stie' deiec. Was
nce or Capt lang sns hs sixty I've folio yers OF me New
England Guard one OF the Oldest companies In the United
stses srd composed OF those in mighty respectable hie
who fsy oos the ladies' willing captyes, and continued
the dance 1ptil the early hours OF morning.
There large nImber Of cottage residences 10 the
mined ate vicinity OF me Nsnnat Eoute many er which
occup ed by people sing extended reputation
The poet Lopcfelow is here, ming his thoughts ID
unCr 10 the Wild music Of TIE waves OF tie se@ Els col
league, Asassz, nGs Revise fxed his summer retreat
upon the bod promonsory from whence ne his
lingering gaze BACK 10 the glaciers Of his matt fe swzer
land.
This celebrated resort which next to Newport, better
known snd more ceecrvedy popular than Sry ether "a
the New England States, Tor other appears
70 have ess attraction Tor the citizens OF New York than
many other places and yet s N some respects IN ed
vance o. Is more Successful rival Newport IN point of
bold view there house Newport that VIII at oil
compare with the Aahant House, nor be surpassed
in the excellence OF its arrangement the table but Is
wanting toe sof, oslmy from the soutnern ocean,
and the incident cad variety OF human lie which render
season al Newpor. 80 foil OF attractions To those who
retreat Nshsn fu OF attract ons but to those who de-
sire TO minge IN the hroDg OF fashionable rivoty New.
port offers much srot Inducements resi-
dence, fortunate that both classes have the Of
gratifying their inclination.
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OUR COL. E q E 8.

1heir Annual Ceiebrations--Lafayette Col
isge, Programme, song--Wesleyan Univer-
sity, Order or Exerciseset rad q ting sClass--
Conlmencsnten Week at Yale College; the
Regatta, Exciting Composition, the Phi
Beta Kappa Society, Wendell Phillips, "a
Breeze NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. University,
the Commencement Exercises. &c, DC.
yhe annual commencement Of the exercises al our col
leges is accompanied with many pleasing anicipauons,
and generally attracts good deal o, public interest
Eere youthful ambition has to play It's part and pa
rental expectation free scope to indulge rs warmest SYM
path,es We have received number OF invitations be
present the academic exercises OF many annual
celebrations, and moving the deep public interest felt
educational matters by al glasses Of our readers feel
pleasure in giving them publication.