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The slt41th e1ksol eoasesis3 viii he A-thoi., =
chursh = llis pies. insesher vita The oder ssh.ah
schcoss ceIstr.sed he sanwcrs.ry q Anere.n hide
psudenee, Tuesd.y I.st. very beeoniss i8asser
AL o'e1sk. the proressoa formed Il the church
uhier The snpsriniendcnce of j. C. HrsTER. Marshal
snd psosesd~d 10 the beautiful grove attached 20 the
Fair croaads, where every prsparzrOa Vas sde for
the arconnodafos q not oay scholars, but for
errst many visitors
The procecdingI the gro1ni were conmenced By =
be.uiiiuI ode cm The choir. add prayer By the Rev
ar. ArnEEn. q Dir Ep1r1pzi Church The DIcizr1s
fon a ln1eTepdehce vas then read By Master HEssr
u. BsArL, tby The war dsr Of Cur ofEee.l pre-
faced By isw Pertiacut and happy remarks Mir joss
r. CosE. rroripal q Distriri School, No -, thea ID
drc.sed he .ndeacs Iengrh, n able and so
uent strain and IN oniy honorable % him
selG bst 70 he oee.sioa Mr.. p. H. PowEns, PdneiPa
q he ckaiestown Academy thea infroducsd. Who
addressed he sndieuce IN 6seble and loEical manner
Tor 6een o. ius.,y mIssi.s Amer N in,ernissisa Of
.bost an hosr. AsDanw HrxTEa. Ed. took the stand
and made few appropriate aad PATRIOTS rsushs TIE
scholars thea took nstl atsr dsnaeF. The din
ner sunptnoas and uI justice doae to H.
for the aPpensss Of The children BY this tine were pretty
well sharpsBded. Iadeed
s.Dire Wa the ciaag Of plates. Of knife and fork,
& That merc'iess fell like tomahaWks % work"
The children were again called 10 ORDER and address
ed By Ravs- T. NJ. CARsox Sad A. w. WiLsos-
The following toasts were read by MIR. J. r. Coss
1st The day We celebrate Freedoms natal day
2nd. Washingtoa-May the youth assembled
initiate bis example in Prcbity, philanthropy and Pa,ri
srd Our UniOa-o1r whole Union. and nothing bat
cur Cpioa.
4th. Tke President Of the United States.
9Th. Yirgiaia-She nobly deserves the eaoSy attrib
u'ed her ior her Literally add mistaken Itro,nsm
9Th. The Sabbath School-lts origin, HeaVen; its
platform. The Babe; il asefalness who portray
It'll. The ofosfs Of the NJ. T. Sunday Sehool-Alay
their reward y eommsasarate with their tasks.
sih. The LAdes-God bless them, may they live long
and exert their influence ever for good.
9th. Thomas Jedenoa--The Declaration Of Indepen-
ds6ee is The monument That will Perpetuate his memory
10Th. By A. w. Wilsoa-The orator Of the day. J.
r. coae-May bis future be brilliant and uselai a
his effort to-day eloquent ind successful.
IIth. The other Speakers-Gentlenea Of marke ]
ability. they acquitted themselves to the satsfacter q
f2th BY r. cone-Rev. A. w. wiIsou- For NJ.
sulogium upon the ladies Today, he deserve, seodg
wife.
IN fact the celebration was one or the most areeSble
and pleasant that il has been onr privilege 10
attend. Il was east ofTesson and fiow Of soulS'
we do not know when we witnessed such A arrsy
ofbeauty as graced the Tair Grounds on this DAY.
''Beauty vas lent 70 nature as the type
Olheayens unsPeakable and holy 10y,
Where all perfection makes the sum OF bliss"
After refrcshments again handed round. the
scholars were formed into procession and marched to
toIn the Church. where several regulations Of thanks
were passed, namelyTo the speakers OF the occasion
for the able ia which they dischar ge their duy
also, 20 Mrs Louisa BEALL, Mrs. JosHuA Riley, and
Messrs. wiLuAM JoaSsox, JoHs +. BLEssIso, and
JoHN AsnBAuoH, for the manner in which they dis
Oh arged themselves in the supervision Of the good things
Of the occasion.
Several other resolutions Of thanks, &c, were passed,
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