the grounds where the exercises were held, to the Asylum Building, marching with the accompaniment of music, in in the following order of procession, ladies to accompany the gentlemen in whose charge they are, respectively:

1. His Excellency, the Governor, with the President of the Day.

2. Present and former Boards of Trustees.

3. Invited guests from abroad.

4. Mayor and Common Council of the City of Flint. 5. Editors and other gentlemen connected with the pub.

lic press.

6. Clergy.

7. Invited Guests from the City of Flint.

8. Goodrich and Flint Brass Bands.

In this order, the guests marched to the Hall, where about one hundred ladies and gentlemen sat down to a sumptuous banquet table, prepared by the Principal and his lady, replete with every thing that, on such an occasion, could delight the eye or please the palate. A bles sing having been asked by Rev. J. S. Goodman, the most ample justice was done to the viands which covered the table.