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4 OSr WAHHANT.--The md rive pub at
she expiration Of six weeks notice. application
viii be msde TO the Commissioner Pensions duplicate land
warrant in lieu of one issued the February 1850 eighty
No 1889 to Owen hyrck which
hand. TIL. LUMPKIN Attorney,
= OWEN MYRICK.
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spsctscies.

oLD silver 6ne steel and plated spectaes Ac
all focuses, with peocal percopc psraboa rasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted TO the eyes OF xearers.
NJ W. GAIT d Bro
Ssa Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth Streets
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Dec l3--2aw,lorah
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, December 10, 1856
PROPOSALS viii DO received this until
of February 1857, O'Clock, construction
according the plans and specifications prepared al this depart
proposals the whole building
for the different kinds OF work bills of parcels in
bid, kind work,
carried department reseryng the
hereby invited
deems the interest the Und States the
also the exclude the bids
who there believe will faithfully perform
the which they have attempted TO obtain by ndecion
and all bids when there shall be parties interest who do join
the bids and all bids that nvesigaon below fair price
for the work.
Bids viii received gross. and viii be awarded
bidder department
materials shall subject
of the adopt the whole
OF the bid the interest of the United States require
Ninety OF the of work done and materials dev
ered according price, ad be ascerianed BY
agent appointed for
will be paid from time the work and ten
until the completion OF the
the work. BY the aforesaid and TO be forfeited
of -fui6nent of contract
viii be awarded builders and mechanics
thereof OF the Secretary the
Treasury, viii be forfeiture Of the
Each proposal be accompanied by written signed
ds,ric, Judge or attorney q The dct in The sum
amount
required his proposal accepted
contract and bond, with proper and sufficient securities for Its
faithful performance.
Form certificate required win be ami,hed appica
ton TO the department.
thirty application department
No AID be considered unless fully complies saf
vita the regtr Of tsis adcestisement
proposals. be this department. addressed
the Treasury and plainly endorsed "oposal
Burlington Hoptdln opened O'Clock
a. M, Of the last day named for receiving the same
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary of the Treasury.
Dsc is-2swtFebl9 tIntelsstal
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n. IA. GILLET,

Has removed his ofee 70 his resd Fsnsn Row, corner
OF and Thirteenth He will his a,sn
ton principally TO in the United Supreme
Having devoted much The concerning no viii
give advice and opinions legal questions before
ihe Patent Once and on appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
justices of the District OF CoIumba and will assist tho
preparation and trial OF concerning patents.
He VIII also give written opinions prepare Arguments for par
Ties having elaine before either
viii also prosecute claims before board established FOR hs'
adjudication.
Oct oS-dn
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Rsauefion OF Fdfe 70 California.
REs United states mail steamships icave New York
<SEX for hspinwsn the 5th nd Goth MONTH
SS1 connecting with mail from Panama san
= Francisco
These steamships been Inspected approved by Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and SAFETY.
The Psnama railroad complsed
10 ocean, and l. crossed hor The OF
gcs Is checked Ia New York through
embarked Panama
The paid In New York expenses the trip
Reserve steamers kept In port in New York; and
San Francisco TO prevent detention in Of accident that
the route is entirely reliable
wall = r.
Conductors through by each steamer and take charge
women and children without other protectors
For through tickets Al the lowest apply the agency, IN
West street, New York., 10 L W, RAYMOND,
ID
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ANNUA OF Scientific Discoverys or. Year Book OF
A acts IN Science Exhibiting most import
ant discoveries and improvements mechanics useful arts ns
~ phosophy cheny astronomy metsoroioFy, zoology, bOs
mneraloey, geology geography antiquities together with
list Of scientific publications. classified list of patenn
obituaries Of eminent scientific progress o
science during the 1856 Edited David A. Wells A.
Price, Oh rs. Just published,
gsbS FRAYcK TAYLOR
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,,I Posr oFner DrrAnrMEsT,

fosr oFuor DxrAErMEHT,
PROPOSALS for eonveysg The mails
september ss7 Hume 80. lsss, Inclusive following
aoE, UrAH be received al the ConIset
70 b decided 81 sO Of Jaas ' '''H June i''
CALIFORNIA
1851 Fro. es;ss sl. "a p sso River Happy Camp and os
Leave Orleans cans Bar sssy o.As, Monday az Tam
Leave Yreka every other Thursday att a IN;
arrive al Orleans Bar next Saturday by SPIN.
menes route at Crescent cy, omiidng Orleans Bar.
1851 From Peialuna By Bloomfield, Tomass
Leave Pe!aluma Tuesday sam;
Leave Tomaiiss wednesday atssm;
Genoa Canon county Utah. 80 mes
and back, once once. in two weeks
Arrive , a Genoa nsr. Wednesday BY PM
Lsa,s ssPqs sys o,s TsSssy
Proposals 70 wssEy fIom Aprl January
1854 From Fan Francisco % Hamsols Bay Unlonown o.,
$50 miles and back, twice month
Leave San Francisco At the I'd and 10Th Of each
Arrive Humboldt Bay luniontown p oo in 4s hours;
Leave Humboldt Bay Unioniown r. o. 9Th and Goth
Arrive al San Francisco in 40 hours.
Proposals Tor ri monthly liso ior weekly ps, win be
1875 From Reruardlno, Tejon vsa as miles
Leave San Bemardino every other Thursday st7nm;
Leave vssla every other Thursday at m;
Bernardino Tuesday by S . m.
also bids commence Los Angeles Of
Trinidad BY Of River
10 Rsstsie, 100 miles and back once in weeks.
| Arrive = nss5sils ns.. = sa.esday BY spm
hss ass 4,a,sss ns. s Saturday
bids carry once week. also bids TO extend 20 PeisrvIs,
las From Quincy, Pumas county Nelson Point,
and and back ss.,e once rns. wsss :, !.
Arrive a. Nelson Point BY ) IN;
Leave Point TUESDAY at a M;
Arrive al Quincy by IL m
Bids for frequent trips win bo considered.
OREGON TERRITORY.
From s H. y asSsi O
rs ms c spa s1s1 Ts onss week,
ARRIVE q, Oakland saturday By 4pm;
Leave Oakland n, Thursday a, Tam;
Bids end al snsaw, achsster will be considered
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.
ia14a From Cowiz Landing Boise Port Pas is
Leave CowIiin Landing every Thursday a9am.
hye g. sss ro rG f1a, sss sy oIs mi
,o,, arrive At C sS Landing By sPn
Leave Oak Point every other Monday IN;
aoasd sre esi os a"y Py
la7as From olympia Gahnei and back once in two weeks
BIDDERS state schedule Of arrivals and departures and dis
lasas From Olympia y Fort aud Eaten. stln
rraine and ~. back, once n .,yS S weeks
ia74v From Pacific City BY Olympia and oySeve Bridgeport
bidders state schedule ard distance.
la74s From seaeooa Tin TO sate Is miles and back
Leave steiacoom City Saturday atosm;
a Leave ss ssssu sr u S s,Sam;
1919 From saeoom cry via the military road 10 Fort wala
Leave steIacoom City on the lat of each monih,
AIriv q A., For, Ws,swala y one s weeks -
arrive At siei.coom Cty in one week
with The mails from Ban Francisco, California, win be
UTAH TERRITORY.
$3.50 From Cedar City, by Harmony and Pine Valley to sana
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commis,ionsr Of tho General Land once.
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANT

Every person entitled the right Of Exemption
townships and Of townships
required establish the to the satisfaction OF the regis
proper land Office and make payment
practicable after seing this roics, and before dag sp
pointed Of the public sale Of the
racne the tract claimed claim
THO5 A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land osce
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Ihe owners OF these rsps will not be gold ~
bullion, specie Iewey, precious sa0nes, %
tsdns signed therefor, and the
May l--dn
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Nassau Hail College Of New Jersey, Princeton

"shoald aula acquaiatssce be forgoi,
y, AND ne ,,s . ersasa, e MIN n ,.,
And days o. auld lang syne."
ending in June, 1883
saas ia T. and s sas
asngion p e. by he ,a.d q March A o lss at ae latest,
de ever entirely sever exchange once more IN their
some Of their mos, promising composers.
ri. I'M . ssnS q @ s. % y ,. YIN &c
Hotel, Chesnu, street. between Fourth and Finn
venien invited attend when The Necessary viii be
adopted to "a s s an attendance ,. sd pHsss m
good enough 10 furnish The secretary oshe committee by mail With
their respective p'i EDWARD swan j. GRANT, NJ. D.
AE e TaisSe q RS SSaIia e'"''''''
}. NEWTON Z ale ahirsiRni'' Pennsylvania
orr, !. nr,,n, q ~,oS P@nnsylsania,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
LEWIS W. s.s %a sssa NC sie "oi' =
of Montgomery county, Maryisn5,
ions WnrpxAs Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
harcha7-lawtMsr3 Iineiiseneefl
Al ps sam ~ @
classes scattered through the otr d
vision. q I e. q g he gsa
s.sa.y u M
1CnE ONLY ONE AUTHORIzEDI-The Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU LArEEcTEua l. az superior g bs sss g cas
without mercury saesian. skin dars scroua the
q itch uIes ,ap y %
i've II Is powerfully caiahs Of the bladder IN
fractions and other Of arising from abuses Of
infections soundngs Az anti phlc The Rob cure In
sho diseases ensuing from the
Basam OF copayia cubeb injections, which only repcl
Inc yrus without nsuirsxing The Rob Boyveau s above ALI
sypuc enses whether recent or long stand
ing which have resisted the powe &c ~pcg ~ Up iodue
GENERAL agents United Gabriel Bondn, esq, "a
Wam street. wholesale orders uiiot Duconge,
New Orleans; SeuiIly, San Francisco. *.
Rob Ladec,eur sold BY all the ~ uni
cal nronees Of the obtained by writing g. Blon
din W william street, New York, who will give every Information
wanted. - -. xx... =.
dies Unsd States duties as he has the Rob In bond
H8rch IDLY
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United states Mail.

KENTUCKY.
Posr oynoE pEpARraKsr,
February 8, 1887.
the r July 1887 June ls5s the following route
In s s.d o. = mn an hs ss
March be decided by the 26ih April following;
No. sa rf9 Wes, Son s y Sswsys
sssSS c1ss. as"fis1s Hem
derson Smith. Mills, Hewit.svlle, Morsanheid asd
s Rock ssn
snSp m. ses'd s s% .n n sy sas
Bewieyvile three mes week, and ID, Big 49, spring
nsHion with main line.
Leave Lout Vile daily mi
Arrive .n :, owsn.so s'I ns, :, aay opm
Arrive at shawnee,own -, same 2, q DAY e'sp|
Arrive at w ensboro' day by p m;
Leave ST Louisville d nsH, DAY.
a. ~ aty and certificate, also instructions
and requirements 70 be embraced and also The advertise
January 1854 Of routes in Ktn aMEs CAMPBELL
r.. ,,w1w, Postmaster General
III j. BINGHAM SONS select sehooimIhs Nnc sn
good boys ready 90 sssa a sa 90
mar much preferred red Are iS., and advancement
sired FOR terms se ai''es' w. j. BINGHAM.
March 10 lnw3m. Oaks, Orange county, n 9.
NOTICE hereby sys S.s 81 he T hs 1 Of
Nelson New mpereety assisssa ws
@s S e iS me General land Once
Pei notified OF its los
Fekl4-8wlnwt
WiIIards' Hotel.
J. G.. Il. A. WILLARD,
Pes.,yipania and Fourteenth direct,
Washington, D. g.
Jan 9a--din
~. .sca HT rO,yN CaRRIAGEs-JAMEs BREWSTER
sos aeaday New York would s Invite ,.s ss az assSa
vehicles in new and beautiful designs comprising
Hamaner cloth coaches, barouches,
BeriRes, caleches, and coupes.
New York; whom drawngsof style
will be sent by mall
Jan V--d2mh
a, A-s TcI, NNItE AIbstn Forks and spoons, Table
cutlery, Gc.-M W. GAIT BRO. have just received
large elegant plated ware, Of superior quality
consisting Of
Richly engraved walters from 8 TO 30 inches
and chased tea sets, 6 pieces complete
Coffee urns, wnter kettles, cake baskets, casters
Abata forks, spoons, &C.
ALSO,
The best English and American table cutlery.
This above are the unsuay low.
M. W. GAIT A BRO, Jewellers,
3a4 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th ana 0th streets
| Feb 28-8t Es
III ArCH EcS-The largest assortment offered TO
our customers of superior time keepers
embrace all tho celebrated makers suit
| able both for ladies and gentlemen
complete In this coun
advantage In getting up on the best
inducements purchasers
OF and who design purchasing
would do selection, that their quail
ity may thoroughly tested before leaving the city
| - - M. w. GAIT & BRO,
32f Pennsylvania avenue
Reb n0-6bf Between 9th and 10th streets
4
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BriIliant schemes for March. 1857.
appoinio
BY the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers Wilmington, Delaware.

Lottery OF tho
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass So for 1897.
To be drawn Wilmington, Saturday March H. 1857
rs number lotery-l2 drawn ballots.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Nc. So Wall street, N, Y,
Known, sHIPLEY, d CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KBNNARD b Coz,
~ Austin FriaFs, London
U, q. WAINWRIGHT \ Cor
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NOTICE hereby aiyen that apPgoauon VIII WI. "S 20
made for duplicate warrant, in btsaf OF the heifs o
Nelson New npeecuy assigoha Ws
al from The month Of December last eapsd
ns been died in and Oce and The Commissioner OF
Pens no
Eetl4-6wInwt
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IIT II RIysHAM a. SONS, select school Inc 20 80
non will commence July 18Th. Npmber limited Nonc pu
a,d md lie bows waited begin .n gam
mar murh proered Age advancement OF afpIeahs os
sired For terms, &c., aldress M = p,unuaa
March 10 lnw3m. Oaks, OraDge county, N 2.
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pROPOsALs for conseysg The United
september d 1881 June 80, 1885 Inclusive
IN The State Of CALIFORNIA,
eos, WAsHISeros and UrAE, win be
once Of this until OF The i5,h Of June 1857
o decided BY the aolh Of Juuei
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Dec 97-iswew
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, il c.,
at OgdensbIrgh, New York.

Dec ls-a,awtl7Feb lint starl
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, d c.,
at Plattsburgh, New York.

7ebast lint. & slar. /
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-01
How Men Die.

Some men die in ignorance,
ed, and seemingly without fear for the fu-
ture Others are sulIen and silent, as if
determined to brave it at all hazards. 9th
ers are SO wearied out by long illness and
continued pain, that they are eager for the
change, yet give no evidence of being in a
tit state to appear before God. Others
aoound IN professions of hope and conf
dence, yet leave impartial observers at a
loss to conceive what basis there can be for
such assurance. Others, again, give their
friends every reason to think that they are
real children of God, make the dread pas
sage with little or no sensible comfort-in
not a few cases, under a dark and heavy
cloud.
The majority of consistent Christians
have their last end as it is described by
the Psalmist in single word-it is peace
A few OF them, however, taste heaven this
side OF the cold Jordan, and their rapture
Is a thing to be witnessed in order to be
understood.
There is a very simple rule for the d.
rectlon OF any one who feels concerned
about the manner in which he is to meet
the last enemy. This is to live habitually
IN communion with God through Jesus
Christ. Such a life cannot end miserably,
Death must be to it only the browning seal
OF Its steadfast course, the finishing touch
to Its lofty biessedness.-Ch. MteHigencer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-01
Better Times.

a change for the better is coming. We
are not old as Moses yet, bat we can remCn-
Der when a few trifing seeding trees, stuek
among the grass and reeds of the fence corn
ers, was all that was known or desired Of
fruit culture. If a man had a few sue h
trees, especially if he had an abundance of
crabs for cider, he was well fixed and
well to do in the world. But there is a
change for the better manifest. The boun
daries of the orchard are enlarged and the
best varieties of fruit enquired for. Fine
fruit is one of the richest l~uxupies bestowed
upon man-they are within the reach of all
who have claim upon a spot of old mother
earth, and to neglect their culture is culpa-
bic laziness or stinginess. The farmer has
begun to learn that there are other things
worthy of his attention besides corn, wheat
and tobacco, and beauties his farm with
trees laden with delicious fruit. Get the
best and plant them-the time allotted to
man on earth is not long at the longest, then
let him enjoy what good things he can reach
while he remains. Plat more fruit trees. 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-01
Mail ROBBERS Detected.

We published last week a notice of a mail
thief being detected in Virginia, by the Post
Office agent, Mr.. Mcguire and now we have
two other instances to record, beth occurring
clerk in the Post office at Portsmouth, was
arrested on the 22d of June, charged with
having embezzled $4,000 from the halls
About $1,000 of the money was recovered,
and he confessed having stolen other large
amounts.
Another clerk, in the P. O.. at Richmond.
named Coleman, was arrested, on a charge
OF purlolning the letters of S. P. Semple.-
Some Sl25 of the stolen money was found in
possession of the culprit.
Mr.. Mcguire scenes to be very successful
IN ferretIng out the ~rascals. He is about in
North Carolina also, and we shall expect
some astonishing developments soon for
there are Post Office rogues in the Old North
State, as we'll as in the Old Dominion. He
has an eye to other delinquencies too COM
mon with Postmasters and Route Agents.
Look out |!
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The New Ritual.

From the Proceedings of the late session OF
the National Division, published in our last,
it may be seen that a revised, or we may say
a new Ritual was adopted for Subordinate
Divisions. This moveme nt was occasioned
by the very great dissatisfaction OF the Order
with the Ritual adopted some three or four
years ago. The one now adopted embraces
chiefly the original Ritual of the Order, with
the most beautiful portions of the last, and
a few new features. A letter from T. u. W.
P. Sterling, who was one of our Represen-
tatives at the recent session of the N. u,
SAYS -" In regard to the Ritual, we found
neither the old. nor the one noaO an ase, met
the wishes of a majority of the order through
out our jurisdiction. The old, of the two,
was the most popular, but still most of It's
friends thought it needed Improvement. The
Committee on the Ritual appointed by the las
IN. D., made their report of a new Ritual,
taking the old as the basis and substituting
such parts of the new as were deemed par
~ticularly beautiful or appropriate. | do not
know how it will work, but | think it better
than either of the other two, and such seemed
to be the opinion of most of the brethren
5 It is almost too long, but large liberty is CIV
IS en- to Subordinate Divisions to omit parts
e 1t is the only Ritual that wiz be printed
hereafter, by the M. W. S., and he has few
,e or none of the others on hand. | think you
will be pleased with the present work. 1t
y is not intended to force Divisions already
n supplied with Blue Books, to purchase the
new at once. This was judged to be too
heavy a tax. and therefore its immediate
adoption is not Imperative. 8
"a "It was the testimony of every old member
~ of the N. D. / have heard speak on the sub
is ject, that they had never attended a N. D.
where the spirit Of harmony, brotherly love
u. and hopeful, cheerful determination to work
- prevailed to such an extent as the present.
rs. | was not absent half an hour from the en-
lat tire sessions, and l cid not, in or out of tn
he Division, hear an unpaternal remark, an IN
generous insinuation, or unkind allusion t
led any brother"
his We presume it will be sometime before tn
IN new Ritual will be printed and ready for d.
in ru 49, "a m;u .o.a 90 20 ~
'
). expense of purchasing the present Ritua
1ro- which is soon to go out of use, the Grar
are Scribe Of this State desires to give motto
IN that he will supply, free of charge, the Div
iaSe ions that may have been recently chartere
will or may hereafter be, with copies of the 0
the Ritual, with which they may work until t
nee. new one is issued. Thev can then be su
piled with that edition, on payment of 50
"Ho two B. BIS with set of cards. Those de
10y ring copies of the old Ritual will please
wise him. As soon as the new Ritual is
st in a:~-a III - -;uon - Gu,
i"0n nate Divisions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-01
CHAPTER II.

1t was to a distant part of the city that
we removed, and on u way thither We
my husband and myself-talked over our
plans OF life, our future hopes, and of the
happiness which would DO ours in our own
quiet home.
am poor my husband said, but my
prospects are Frightening, and you, my
wi Ada, shall be maintained, if not in a
sumptuous, at least in a comfortable style.'
And my husband will worry the very
me out OF him to enable his Ada to live
IKE a LADY, | replied. NO, husband.
nine 1 can and will assist at least il nv
W maintenance
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-01
CHAPTER III.

One day Isabel Ashley, who had been sit.
ting at a window for the last half hour, ga
King listlessly into the street, suddenly Look
ed up. and in a voice unlike her usual cav
manner, said:
Ada, have you ever seen my badge? p
NO. l replied, { | didn't know you wore
one.'
'Ohl yes, here it is ! and as she spoke
she barred her left arm, and di ,played a de.
vice impressed there with India ink. 1t was
an anchor, relieved by what / first took to
be a shield, behind which the upper part of
a cross was visible.
/ felt a strange dizziness stealing over me
as / beheld this. / had seen that anc
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South Carolina.

We learn from tie Yorkville Is. C.)
Enquirer, whose EdiDrs seem to be warm
friends of the cause, that the people of York
and Chester Districts ire making active ex-
ertions for having enthusiastic demonstra-
tons at their approaching State Temperance
Convention and Graid Division:-the for
mer to be held at Baskerville on the 21st
July, and the latter al Yorkville, beginning
on the evening of theI22d July-the places
being sufficiently contiguous for Delegates
to attend both. We hope some friend will
furnish US with an account of the proceed
ngs of each.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-01

ia We have receiied a neatly printed
Catalogue of Greensboro Female College,
for the Collegiate yearl856157." The Cat
alogue embraces a lisiof the Board of Trus-
tees-the Faculty-a President and nine As
sistants-and lab Studsnts. The Institution
is now in a more fourshing condition than
since its organization. Large additions have
been made to the College bsildings-the
Boarding Departments in excellent hands
and the course of instruction thorough,
under President Jones-a Preceptor of emf
nent ability-and a full and able Faculty
Next session opens on last Thursday in Ju-