CARLISLE, April 27th, 1915.
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.Hessrs Edtoy:-You noticed in your paper
some three months since, the destruction by
fire of one of the buildings of Dickinson Col
lcge a new building is now in course Of cree
ton, according to plan proposed by one OF
the worthy Professors of this College. When
completed, it will he Il most magnificent cdi-
flee, and will speak well for the taste and beau
ty displayed in the drawing of the plan. Yes
terday evening, the imposing ceremony Of laying
the corner stone took place in the presence Of
u very large assemblage, consisting principally
of ladies'. The address on the occasion was
delivered by John Bell, Esq, in style rcpeto
with grace aud perspcuity, and may well be
termed a masterpiece of oratory. have new
or heard an address more suited TO an occasion
like this, than was the one delivered by this
gentleman. \ box was deposited which con-
tanned, among other things, copy of the
Statutes and a Trennial Catalogue of Diclun-
son College. This building will be great addi-
tlon to the College, and its utility aud the con-
yonienccs possessed by it, will render it superi-
or to any other building of the kind IN the
country. Yours, &c, }. d.