Dr Silas Reed our Surveyor General returned from the east on Thursday. We have known the Doctor since 1862 and cannot see for the life of us that he has grown in appearance, any older since that time. He informs us that he expects an order to extend the line of the surveys through the town site in a few days, and that when that is done the Railroad company will take out a patent for their portion of the land within the surveyed limits of the City. We hope this will be the case, and that the company will soon be able to give warrantee deeds and present purchasers of lots with deeds, that convey unquestionable titles.

brick or stone edifices thereon, for con-
giate purposes, and fully endow the ins-
titution. It is to be called the Collegia-
Institute of the New York Conference.

—Some ecclesiastical Gilmore, of Bo-
ton, is preparing for a religious car-
paign in connection with the great "I-
ternational Jubilee." A tent will be
erected near the Coliseum, in which r-
ligious services will be held daily. M.
Moody, Mr. Burnell, and other lay la-
borers, will participate in them, and e-
forts are making to secure sermons from
Mr. Beecher and others. The campaign
is under the leadership of the Young
Men's Christian Association.

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