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The exhibition by Mr.. jerks, at the Odeon
building. is drawing crowds. The decomPosr
ton of the rays of solar light, magnihed Dy
his powerful microscope, is glorious beyond
description. II gives us an idea OF the myrl-
ads of hidden beauties which are stored IN the
works of the Creator, and reminds one OF that
passage of Scripture which says, eye hath
not seen, nor ear heard, nor hath 1t entered IN
TO the heart of man to conceive" the glories
that await the just


II is understood that the select committees
appointed to investigate the charges against Mr..
Webster, as to the mode in which Mr.. Inger-
soil obtained his information, commenced OPP
erations yesterday. As great number of wit
nesses have to be examined, report is not ex-
pected before the latter part of next week.


The musical exhibition by the pupils of Pro-
fessor Hewitt, at the Apollo Hall, went off with
great spirit. The sight Of so many young
maidens all dressed in white, with curls flow
ing over their shoulders, was Of itself worth
ten times the price of admission.