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Show CMVEIISITY OF DBSERET. As may be seen by announcement in another column of our issue to-day, this flourishing institution opens its fall term on the 19th hist. We are pleased to correct a wrong impression, that has been freely circulated, circu-lated, that, the University would, here liter, bo conducted on a new basis, Mid that its location would be changed. his is incorrect; the University will cupy its original buildings, which ..ave been remodeled with greater con- jniences for students, and, we are also i Me to say, that- the institution has i -er been in a more prosperous uon- .1 c. i rero have been valuable accessions to the faculty, during the last year, which make lhe facilities for instruction instruc-tion compare favorably with other colleges. Assaying and metallurgy, a knowledge know-ledge of which is so much needed in our mountain region, will be practically taught by the chair of analytical chemistry, occupied by Professor Benedict, a student of the colebrated Dr. Draper, and a graduate of the University of New York. Prefessors Maeser, Careless and Morgan, hold respectively the chairs of German, music, and commercial business, which is a sufficient guarantee of their efficiency. effi-ciency. The remaining department of the institution are occupied as heretofore, here-tofore, the whole being under the direction of the principal, Dr. Park. The Model School is, we understand, what its name represents, and offers a fine opportunity for permanent and uniform instruction. We commend the energy and educational edu-cational spirit of the University officers, and need scarcely recommend a liberal patronage for the institution. |