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iHE DALLAs.CLARISDoN Tpr, t.,
LAND AN English gentleman. whose nsr.onsl
1890 and relations with the government, il is
A.so, entities bis opinions to the hiehest anhor;,
y. 'ss lies 20 friend in New York.
a. nave 40 doubt that the amended ve,s;on =,
the treaty will pass smoothly enouoh ~ .r6 u
nGs one soul IN England cares i1uo penny pic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

e-oa mha FRUIT The National Intellisercer learn,
is NJ. quarters that the prospect for fruit
II some trees have been injured, as Is Quite oo.si.
Sa S.r, Il says there are many, perhaps most. ihs;
nAve not been a. yet; and ION these, shonid tbs
presen. unsettled weather terminal without frost
We may expect 4 reasonable prodnct -os''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

Rev. J. NJ. Fulton. formerly Of North Carolina
died 1t Los AngsIos, California, on the 9Th uh
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The DAILY DISPACTH
Saturday Morning, Apri, 25 Issz.


Heosher ar heatacky-- Crops Excitement in Rs.al
County, &c.
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-s&-srCa LAltEs E.At;B !!---HAesAN MS
49, Ifa5i JOHN ia in the field with LAMB. What
EScSE 10 Lambs STALL No.
sclGss@IGa Inh 27-ts Old Market.

NIUC.C 1--nEW GOODS AND GkEAT
1SBhb0AiNs.-W have just received our Spring
and Sumner Goods, amongst which can be found
large cholcs Of Fancy silks at 50 cents; very good
sex Six fpr dresses, rs 874 and Sl; beautiful
soru!eat OF 3eraRe D6Iaines MuAlins Lawns in pat
tsrns At 81; Gin CHAINS; 4tella shsWs at so ead up
wards large lot of Black Silk Msntllss at s -;
"h,ta Cambric, Jaconet, Swiss, Striped and Dot
Mus iu the cheapest lot OF Embroid erieg; Cam
b'c and husiin Bands at 10 cents sleeyes in Sete;
CagEbije and M0dsiin ColIa,s Linen, Diaper and
ToWelins- H0sisEi-e, Gloves, Silk Mite Silk Para
Beached and Brown Comes,ics. All who wish
TO moasy will do well TO give call, ct No.
- h ain strset.
sp 8--dIm ?. gYRAUsE BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

AsToKNEY ar Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
win give prompt attention to the Liquidation, De-
curing and Collection of Debts Of every
by gal process in the Courts OF the City OF Rich
m ord and County Ct Henrieo.
Dispositions and other Notarial Busineu Puuetuaiiy
attended to. .
ANY reference siven that may be desired
Office opposite ths Law Building, over August
Ranpolph's ptS-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

exr Cancers and Tua ers Cured without
cuttin5;-DK kAhN, i.se OF rhilsd phia ssspsst
lie Generally for the cure of Cancers, Tumors,
Mould. 2lotches and all diseases of tho skin. II
csn also eu.e Secret Diseases.
He will remain in hiehnond three months.
can be found at bis Office at the Clifton House. from
10 A. M, to r. ~.
Recomm-n ndations can be seea on application
I6-tfnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

kV New hair DJ o.~-HODson bas ncw
Hair Dye. 1t instantly dyes the Whhkes or Mous
saches beautiful natural black or brown, which
ueither water sunshine tsrnish In the ieess
We advise sll Who dye, to call on HOBSOh, d hi
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel -
Entrance on 1lth street. no ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

" Dr. r. Fl. Christian has removed his
ofics to the Richmond House, Governor street.,
where hs be fouad ct all times except when pro.
fessIonelly engaged. NH S-u
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Fxr Cancers aud 2'ua ors Cured WITHOUT

| ~ DIR. Cocps, late OF st Louis Mo =.
Office and residence Sd street, side, between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l3-d6m
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~ FOX kAN8-Ihc bouse on &aTy
80 street: between I'd and Sd, recently occupied
EA By E. a. Pryor, ESQ 1t contains III rooms, and
nAs been recently thoroughly repaired. For terms,
afp!y to DIBRELL 4 JOHNSON,
p,Il l7-ts Opposite shocsee Warehouse.
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~ Hasband,s Caicaaed Maapesia II free
from unpleasant taste ana three times the strensth
of the common Calcined MsEnesia 4 Woa, o's
PAIs MEDAL aud FoUs RIssT PaxMiuh eiLyks
MEDALS have been awarded IL - bstns the best in
the market.
For sale by the DIusssss and country storsksspsfs
'Aa ~ 'A' '- THOMAS ). HUSBAND.
uh l7-asa. fhila@sipAis.
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4 4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose
I n sauds OF life have nearly run out, discover
ef while in the East Indies, certain cure tor Con
sumption, AS hma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
1 SsnsFeI Debility. The kennedy was discovered
| bY h'm when bis only child g daughter, was given
up u do. Wishing to do as much good ss possf
Die he will aend TO such of his st cted fellow beings
"a requeat It, this recipe, with full and explicit d.
isctinns for making 1t up and sucosssfully using
~ lie fequifes each applicant to inclosn him one
shihng-ihree cents TO be returned as postage on
th7 recipe hnd the remainder to be applied to tho
payment OF this advertisement. AddGess
Dr. II JAMES, No. 19 Grand s.,
hp iS-dScim Jersey CITY n J. 4
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"a ~ AkJ Jt..--The uEdersiGntG having taken
' the store NO.3i Main street lately occupied by
si4s L. Johnson begs lesVe to inform his friends and
the public generally that he is now receiving from
the Hortheln markets large snd desirab4 stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
all OF which are enttre.y NEW and FRESH, and adapt
&c to The retail trade to which he would respectfully
call their atantloH, promising to every exertion
to pegea snG accommodate his patrons.
s24- GEO. Il. BAGBY 81 Main ct.
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- am n candidate Tor the Third Con
sRBssIoFAL DISTRICT Of the city Of RI hunnd.
THO8. J. NOHvELL.
Richmond Va, April 18th la57 ap l5-dtds
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FROM Observation-Disclosures papers to the 18th
OF February, inclusive, are received. The Leg
isature had passed an act providing for a nation
ai fair to BE- held in December next The act
provides premiums for producers, varying from
81 to S25, the highest being offered for the best
specimens of not less than ooe thousand bricks -
Ten dollars each are offered for the best ten
pounds of Liberiau cotton; best hundred pounds
Ct sugar; best yoke of oxen; best piece of cloth;
best slds cf leather chairs, coffee, row boat,
wagon, &c The competition Is to be Liberian
and tue fair may continue for week. the Gov
ernment schooner Lark to convey the goods and
exhibitors to and from the fair. Five hundred
dollars are appropriated for the exhibition.
The Liberia Herald publishes other laws Of the
Legislature, which adjourned Feb. T.
The Liberans are already preparing for anoth.
er Presidential Election, President Benson and
Vice President Yates being candidates for re cleo
ton.
The Wings have nominated for President
John n Lewis, re- nominating President Benson
The contest, therefore, will be upon the Vice
President
The Legislature had appropriated three thou.
sand dollars for exploring and opening roads into
the interior. Three commissioners were to su
perintend the disbursements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

~ samuel Il. w. Becker, Attorney ai
Law 10 prepared to undertake any busnsss pertain.
ing sounties May be consulted IN any OF the naod
err Europesn lss guages aud gives prompt sstsntos
70 tho Collection OF Claims
Y Office 1ith street, batwsan Bank and Main.
A-dSms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

tihs ULAinOkNE hAAknDAfE viii
A's open School for Girls on the Goth OF March,
a. her res.dence, Church Hill, corner 24th ana
FraGklia st'. The usualnrsnohes Of English study
vi be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per month.
REPEReNCEs.-R. j. Gaines, DR.. J. P Brown,
Henry Darlington, Chsrlotts, Virginia; r. II. Naury,
Esq d.. John Ways, c. Read, Esq Richmond.
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ar~ F8a * N3---lhc dwelling adIoiS-
EsE4 ing Hears Elimcre's. corner Man ard 15d sts
JA 1t contai5s rooras, with closets, good kiich.
en. sud Wstss in the yErd
4 So tbs T. nerde ri il the rear containing 4 rooms
with brick XII chen, water and other conve
Apply 10 HENRY FILLMORE.
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TO pIeasa sno accommodate his patrons.
s24t8 GEO. Il BAGBY 81 Main ct.
NEEhsUkINts, AhCHATECTU ad-
w 8lNEERiN9 &C &e.-ln consequence of the
great aificuity Of collecting small accounts, have
oetermaed TO adopt the cash System. All persons
therefore, who ay hereafter employ to measure
work. or make estimates, will be expected to pay
hs fee upon taking the bill from the cfae Charges
same ss heretofoTeprnted copies of which may bs
had application.
70 have the assistance of an experienced Erg
Leer.
Measuring, and ell business usually done by Archi
tects ana Civil Engineers prom pity atten ded to.
For sale, ROOFIIG SLATE, OF the best quality
ALBERT l.. WEST. Architect
Ofice On Hth street, next to Goddins Hall.
LINK
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" EALkD fAUpUsAl.s wFl be received
- from and atser the 9th day of April, until the
list Monday IN May next, ct the Clerks Office OF
henrco County Court, for the building of
Cier&s 0fl:e for said county. Contractors will be
required to MAKE two separsts proposas-one for
building according TO the plan ind specifications
sa tie IN the said office, and which esn be there
Ia, with the addition Of one window of same dnsn.
son4 she Others and o'her fer an addition OF
srched ceiling Of brick under the roof for the pur
pose Of more securely protecting the records from
any Danger. By reason Of fire communicating from
said roof Contractors will also be req ured to enter
INTO bond, with good security, for the faithful per-
formancs Of their contract
R. d. TYLER.
J. ATLEE, Committee.
q did NETpV,vE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25
Organization OF tho California Waxon
Road 1 ofUa


We understand that the Secretary Of the Int.
rior has organized the respective corps for tbs
construction of the California wagon roads, {su.
thorized q. the late session of the last Congress
as follows:
Forf Ridgeiy and Sosh Pass Road.-W. Fl Nobles
Q! nlnnesota, superintendent; Phie P. Hubble, of
Mlnnesots. disbursng sgsnt; ssmual A. Medafy, of
Uno, engineer. Fort Kearney South Pas and H0-
ssy Lahe, Eastern DUison-W. II. MaIraw, OF
missouri, superintendent; Aza Besll of Mary and,
Disturbing sgsot; w. Lander, of kassac achus ats
easineer. Fort Kedrney South Pass and Honey Laks.
estern DivisioH-Johs Kirk, of California supsrin-
teaeent; Frank Denver. of California, dsbursins
asen,; Er Shhop of California engineer. III Pdso
ana fo,t Yuma Rodd-Jsmes B. Leach. of Texas
suferhtsndent Gabriel .Isrdaa cf Alabama, disbzrs-
Ing sgent; N. Hutton, of Va, engineer.
Mr.. w. M. F. Magraw, the superintendent for
toe construction of the military wagon road from
Fort Kearney to Honey Lake, on the eastern Dor.
Ger OF California, will outfit and employ his hands
at independence, Missouri to be ready to start by
the 2oih of May. Good laboriDg men, who are
desrous TO go to California can get employment
at remunerative prices. This expedition is ex-
peefed to 60 through before the next winter "a
the Instructions of Mr. Secretary Thompson to
MIR. Maeraw are very Urgent that he shall ge.
through by that time - Washington Union
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-,-, UGSlh.Hs.k. sTUEsk and DWELL.
EsS ING. ON SECOND, NEAR 10 CANAL ST.,
Ax-A Pos SALE The rubsoribers are suthorized
10 ssIl tbs hcuSs ard lot located above noyp il The
occupancy OF Hr. " z. Glenn. 1ks lot fror.s so
feet rurs back al fast The house has rooms, the
.owsy story of which hiss been used as grocery, it
beng s3dc s'erc Tor bu-ineEs. Thers is tae lot
an excellent wei Of water. Apply to
2r zi--5t GODDIN Il ApPFRSON
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~s- trDh a. NJ Possession kivec tn.
ksgs ,nsdiatsly, :hst very dsslrable residence on
gS euGlir street, bstween sth and 9th. adjoining
trs re.ce-eo o: Mr.. 5cha N.0ordon. For terms, sp-
p.v p oALcEN - miLLEa-
ia
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THE LAW IN The CASE.
TO TIE KDITon OF THE HERALD.

ALLEN own, Penn, August 0, 1861.
Seeing II stated your paper Of yesterday that the 10
luton Of the question whsher Mrs Cunungham IN going
through bcr sham tccouchmeut had communicated the OF
fcpoe provided for the then cited depended
upon the legal technical mcsBog OF the word produce,
have concluded to say few words In addition gress
uea be said against the position .hsi the word "pro'
ducc" embSoes a like Mrs. sstone but strikes
me there Ia .tIl greater difficulty the way of the Dis
riot Attorney obtaining this under the
'iatu'e than the word "produce The section OF the
statute given In your paper IL a. follows
Fvry person who shall fraudulenr produce an infant
ss.y p,eteniine 70 have been born o. p,r-nts whose
thir ~onid be entieo " share any
inherit snJ reel esie, VII, the tent ~ nerce ne In
nesnce ~ such estate
hucf perscnai properly from any person lawfully led
heret shall, upon conviction be puni.hed by
IN STA . prk no exceeding years
Doc, hrot tepend Ferylmuch upon the ras whether Mrs
eunbh gham's alleged marriage with Doctor Burde and
nov tending 10 yoor court Ia sustained or rotf II not
su,ainsd this pretended Issue, u real, could no. have
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THE POSITION OF DIR. UHL.


Ano~ me, through your columns, to express my dis.
sent from The opinion Of those who violently
cod because o. The action Of De- Uh 10 the Of Mrs
Cunningham. TIA nan bee cognlzant Of an intended
crime, Ia u no'sh' duty, ms good ciazen, W MAKE
to the snihorIuesf Suppose he was asked, ss
pbysosu, to ssist IN murder, would he not become
party to The and liable pun l.hmeut a. an &C.
cessory before the fac, by keeping silent and letting
deed be perpes,edi o. take OF robbery a. this
was INTENDED TO ne not mans duty the same, So far
Think Or Uni has D. rformed the duty OF good czsn
ON the former trial Of Mrs Cunningham Coroner Connery
~ns made the egost by -hlch pubic attention Was 10
measure crsun from the guilty parties no they iuseud
N plsy the same game sgary FAIR PLAY
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The street Commissioners imculty- Notion
G1.r q.
for a tiorasI
sUPRExs CONFESSIONAL TENN.
Before Hon. Judge navles

Before Hon. Judge Davies.
AuGUsr s.-Cneuer O,ui,n-nr Field moved Tor Q
rrai review the decision Of Judge Insrsham on he
hatsas oetprs in this matter.
Mr.. Brady stated that Mr.. DOWN aud bis counsel
~eie indifferent vhether the crit allossd or not
He commended thai though the statute spo,e OF q oT.
i0rayf tina, had 10 be allowed, aud the right
allow included the rsb, 10 refuse. Hs Honor had
seeded the oetorayi the proceeding befre Judge Pea
body, although that involved substantial risht
granted here, ann the decision OF Judge Iugrsban
reversed the only effect would be TO restore Devhn 70
eustody-a result beneficial N
n, Field insisted hat the statute gave him the VIII ~
right and said Judge Iogrshsm hat decided hH Jaase
Peabody had iursdictnn N der ire mrier ,eo'o
him. or W do spy thing In The pvem se- Ne reer ca
in which Judge Ingrsbsm bad recently sfsn'ea "A
mi, Notion In civil suit penoing before ledge ev, sno
Red tina, something nu, be tone 20 prevent suoo
use OF that process. -. - a. -
Mr. Brady raid he had any report OF the case
referred 10 bv Mr. reld aud ne we not sSa'e tnN t1e
lat or intend I'd W np,n Of ndge ograo,m here s'h
Judge Ina, les yer school usst~ sitting 70 bear charges
seaips, ard punh the iudiriny Inv prsctce OF com
naming on one Judge 10 another sss entirely new.
Mr. field sald ONLY following up the precedent OF
his opponent g., 49,. A., - -.
hereafter.
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rsvni Intelligence.


USrrD Scans SHP VORrH CARoITyl Aug s. 1857
Gnd in your psper o. the itn inst - ssg sph the
telssrapbc column saung that there had been twenty
eight deserte's from this veese Nosembey iAst
Now, may be Inferred by many reader. that alt
the dercrions we're N ectly from the soto and 10 hat
case there mus have been great gence he rsri
Of The Cheers slOw gtre ina, ont Of the shpi8
number Of d'ser,nns Ouiy two diresl' from the
vessel, sixteen fslog "a from leave h ire three
from orking Uari,s away rom the shlg SIX from the
Naval Bo.p al one while Away from me chip an Der
writ OF hsbc-s CORFU,
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE BURDELL HEIR,

To TaE xpIToR % rus HERALD.
Nsw YoRK, Angus. I, 1851.
win you obngr ~ inie ting the fcl,siug 10 the
columns o. Jour rdey circulated joa-BaH Feslng par
tcuar interest 10 the welfare Of tas, Gear hae Baby
Who performed such pro uioent part in the late great
besque enacted a. No 81 Bond street, aud who conri
bnied d. bringing justice nend in human form,
would sugges' public generally, ha, each and
every do bes,ow what they can, either clothing or
money on the Tito blue eyed girl doub, there
m.py Others ~ cu'lous nave been, Who si call aud
the h,le heroine, and each viser wuud hut rive
TITLE they would not mss 10 aud soald. am sure be
very accepnhle 10 The poo bu true m0ber towards the
support Of her own darling baby LADY.
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taken any 81 the Doctors property. Il would have been
what the Law calls fuius nuUiu-the child of nobody-in
other words bastard and incapable the moa
law OF nhering and consequently would mol come under
the section ct'ed srt of which reads (aod is coneta
ting part OF the oence pretending to have bean born
OF parents whose cniia would be entitled to share OF
any personal estate &c With intent OF ntercepng the In.
heritance &C. The bastard child OF Doctor Bnrdeii and
Mrs. Coming ham would he entitled 70 any OF the Doc
70, g estate, OF Mrs Cuunpghsms, unles there
statute Of New York changing the common law In this
particular, there is In other States sohat would
appear to turn very much upon tho decision of the Court
in relation TO the alleged marriage.
An indictment for q conspiracy to commit an indicable
offence will, however, ofen lie whe,e an indictment for
the commission Of the offence would fall for reasons such
% now appear TO be against this. JuSrlClA.
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THE BABY CASE IN VERSE,
Before Justice DAWSON.

THE BABY CASE IN VERSE.
The street ballad vendors have sezes upon the recent
exploits Of Mrs. Cunningham and District Attorney
. learned MansHeld dextsrous Scarlet and -
subtle - Fouche. Everything days mus, be MAP
rsd 70 immortal verse; and sold for penny, and We have
picked up the following morceaur the feA Of the
distinguished pesonages who occupy prominent po.
sition before the public
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is O,.uon-soly,t ., Thing Henry MILL Alden Hoosck
Mis- N
40 Oration- Madam Sc,eoce lanes Rsynor whiting
In Nev Yo,k cit, N Y
% ID .tor-Conymon peonie J.mes Desne Salisbury .
Cnnu '
On u,stericaI 0,,,,op--Go,bJo EruotJop Andrew Par
son. SpsYon sortoss N Y uu.lo
2o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS samuei Edward Fmnre South
wndsor f,onn 1917
"a O,.tIop-. pesnt, allied IN IIre William I,asips Al
b.nu N '
% Pb,loss Grafton Ocean Curyepts William Tat,
ocr IiveyronI England
-' ,,rxuvoou
Oh o-.oo, m. Araa,,.sn pnIn v.lsn,,ps pur, Chan,
h..s.,n Ta- p,,,s,n Gorn '"' -'
ac G 80 ~ ~, ~ n.u,a ,,u.,.- toh,.on a.,
- ~ NV ' ' - "
c,,.,.., standardization q, thu r.,n R,c.
wosp, nasuae ~ ,,,.u.,,,., p,odr,,,o, rp.,
20 ranon[Onnoplopr OF ip,ee ..ua' Ffouu'''"' S'a'
Uraehus hoe ker far hAven, vermont ,,,,,-- ,..u
~ Usuon- n,son, ", no'er" '0'en'o "'"A" "'''"
~on, iiA oiDs, Az '.Iaaa@ cu. ,u..... p..... ,,
oo' WsmoI-lne huae'oan ~o'ieBo sys'o"' i'''o' 'u'
'ss J,w IMu, o..s., r.u,.,,,, u,.... u.,u.o
OIL IeMpDyslcsi Oraaon|NrAnv, hoNco horma"
"ens, oppcr Aqaeoosue, i. nusiS A.
o. USaonLhso'y ana pesony oi MAIL M 'a"e'
Dewey, eprbeueld' -, - ut.
Vs. Oraaon-sr NORMAN ~sver, b"on nus,c A.,
o. ys'eaGsoTy o,A'n-,hs l@oo' vi ING pfan' Alex
anoe h.tcens feenki, 4
90 Desrte' oo"ie''eo'
90. Iyer; -.,.-.- - l.,
sew. "a Oh sns speeones ~ no yosDg senouom Foo
point OF composon, manly AMI ereSe.a dsaVery ar In
.dvsn e Of me ordinary measure or merit in. was p.s
,,0q s muo y. we h s wtns pun oo "
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sdmonsh me to describe briefly possioe tho
cisee connected with
THE COMMENCEMENT.

x sonss Commemorative Of the occasion we're sung
hle the jubilants were at table,
SONG.
Air" America -
Old Williams ts OF thee, fountain Of jollity,
or tfee sing;
Let streams of friendship glide,
Send forth joyous tide
From eve moua.sin side
Let laughter ring,
Our noble vessei thee, craft of the wise and FREQ,
Thy Dame We leve;
Or cheftain we revere,
Our leaders nii we cheer,
Ger angry waves they seer,
Tho waves above
Sons OF Old Villa ms, ye, ea-.hs true nobility,
Receive cur song;
Teachers are 10 your band,
There poe.s statesmen stand,
And holy command
Truth 10 prolong,
Old Williams, hall to thee may Berkshi.e never SEQ
Tn, ,he lew less;
May true men thyong thy halls,
And when they leave tay walls,
Obey tho world wide calls,
kAnkind TO bless.
SONG.
Air-"Y0, yah, yo."
We come to night, this jubilee night,
jovisi junior thropg.
Yet We cone 90, here 70 "make speech,''
But TO sing Prof Tat song.
Chorus-Ho, boys, hoi
Merry are We, no, hol
Win greeting song and parting cheer
We bid Prof Tat good bye now
We have crossed food tina. proved our skill
In traverse navigation"
Ano "erubbed" til we obtained our oil
or "dinet en.ation."
We have bs,tled nightly and long,
With ell the ''powers Of mo-
And with Pros Tat for our leader brave,
We have slain them all like men.
Bot now we're going homo At last
To the girls we left behind"
And our work will be eliptical,' Ia lip tckle,)
But of quite another kind
And though "this world il . sham" DO doubt,
And ~ friendships vanity.
Yet our honor Tor our good Prof. Ia.
ID "copstant quantity"
AND now we sing our parting song,
But Sreve 70 leave him bear;
And were We not 30 jolly 70 night
We would prove Il" With tear.
Air-"O Folks at Homeu
Como brothers q. this hour Of gAdncss,
Join In our song;
Let every Junior barish sasness,
Loudly the strain pfoloug;
Ho. s~iftIy have the hours flown DER us
Hours Of labor they;
Yet swifter ihaii the hours before
Happily speed away.
Chorus-rh en joyfaI raise our voices,
All our powers combine;
And sing, while every heart rejoioes,
How firmly we have stood together
Through storm and night
We've boldly bravsd ne .in..y weather,
Fought for Ourselves and right
We smile n al the acorn OF others,
We laugh q sneeYs;
And fuithfully and true, like brothers,
Live In the coming yeArs.
Here's health 10 our old Alma Mater,
"Lopg may she wsvep
Nay years but make her glory Neater,
Bonntes her pathway pave
Here's happiness TO sisters, mothers,
To the girls We love;
And homage true 10 all the others,
Wnere'er they 1--we or rove
Then let sing while time ID wirging,
olive, while we live 70
And TO the joys thst time h brinIing
Welcome and greeting give;
Let evevy vote now swen the chorus,
Loud let n ring
Til skies and stars, nov bending DER u,
Echo the song We sing.