From the Rirhmond Enquirer.

The Editor of the Enquirer will confer favor by publishing the following corrcspon
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The Editor of the Enquirer will confer q favor by publishing the following corrospon- dence in his paper:

 Unipersay of ra. Fe6. 10, 1881.

 Dear Sir--Your former fellow-stndents of the University, desirous of offering you some token of their love and esteem, have directed us, to solicit you to partake with them, of a public dinner on some day previous to your departure to the South. In giving you this small proof of their affection, the students are aware that opportunities but rarely occur ot honorine one so young and at the same time so meritorious; one, who, during the period of , years of college life, has never made an :, enemy-but on the cQp{E9Ty hib has came nfnc', with in the circle of his acquaintance.

 We hope your arrangements will en.ble you to comply with this request of you fel- iow-students, and thereby afford them .n op- portunity on the eve of separation, ininter- changing the feelings offriendship which they have ever cherished.