Have You Seen Nydia?

lingera ötaiuo oí JNvDiA lias boen on Bihibitïon since MöodaV, in the lowcr south room of the Uuion School Building, and we are glad to know has di'awtl numorous visitors. This statue, of liresize, is out from a single pieoe of pure whito Carrara marblc, and in conception and treatnient is a master-pieco of art. lts production has givcn graat and cnduring fame to our fornier fullow citizen, Handoi.i'ii KortKüs, and its purehase by our citizens is both a tribute to Rogf.rs and a monument to their taste. Go and sec what the chisel of the sculptor cm do. Eximine tlie proportions, observe carefully the features, note the drapery swajing in the breeze, and you will almost imagine life and motion. Nydia will bear aepaintance, and a single visit will not satisfy the art-loving vieütoT. - llereafter the Statue will not be on exhibition in the evening, but will be open on c:xc!; week duy, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4, P. M , for about six weeks. - Season tickets, 50 eenta ; single tickets, 20 cents; childrens' tickets, 10 cents. Wo would not negleot to thank those ladies wlo so beoutifully and appropriately oriKimcnted the room with wreaths of flowers, and who during the three evenings have served viüitors with dolicious icecream and strawberrios. Such generosity and enterprise will givo any work sucecss. ï Chas. W. Mkskkve, Principal of the Owasso Union School, died suddenly in that city, On the lGth iiist., Bged.28 yoars. Mr. M. graduated at the University last year, and is well known to many of our citizens. JnS? Wc soe by tho prococdings of the Board of llegeutx, that Prof'. Wimtk luis asked loavo of absence until tho first i;f May ncxt, and undci-sfand that l'rof. A'. and lady contémplate a visit to Enrope. 2E,J Latcst news from Mexico BysJ that the Frcnch anny huve capitulatoil. This w hartlly bc rclishcd by Louis Napoleon. Q Gen. ButSKBn bas been superseded, and hi oonnnand givcn ;■ ''u.r Si ui uz.