The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
,onths was made at tvro dollars per mem.

| .nouens WIS mace at two dollars per mcm.
Der.
On motion Of DR.. Lath am the thanks Of
Ihe convention were retur. led TO the medical
Hen OF hicamond and the citizens generally
ior .heif nospltalities and entertainment.
| Inanks were also rendered r. w. Hoen.
yinger, ol Tue st. James; to Me sers. Miller &
,hs lsice lof experimenting the exhibition in
| inc rotunda Of the capitol. &c.
nond, was requested to report ups,r the al.
ISanse in chemistry. - -, : ~ 49, - :
Ur. Taylor said he had nothing to ye,or,
that would interest the Society. He haned
| that something would turn up By newt wear
He had been unable To- attend to the drier
part of the proceedings, but bad been .-;Gbt
prompt in attending the receptions and Tan.
quet- He concluded by promising to c,ru.
mence report tonight if the committee was
continued. [Laughter.l
Onmosfon of Dr; ssmple the thanks of tl1s
Society were rendered to the retiring psesi:
dent. Thanks were also returned, on mo.
tion Of DR.. Walker, for the use Of the hall OF
the House Of Delegates.
On motion Of Dr. Moneure, the Society, at
9 o'csock, adjourned sfne die. .g
Tbe RaBques.
The grand complimentary banquet to the
Association of Confederate Surgeons and
Medical Society OF Yirginia by the Rich
mond Medical profession, at Monticello Hall
last evening, was fitting termination of the
harmonious and pleasant gathering in which
these distinguished Virginians and south
erners have just engaged
R would be useless to attempt to- describe
this grand Banquet. Suffice 1t to say that is
WIS prepared in Snelings's best style, and re-
feeted the greatest credit upon him. The
main tables were arranged 10 the form Of a
Mahsse cross, while the spaces in the angles
some Of the distinguished visitors present
and members Of the Committee Of Arrange.
ments- E.Er
The table presented beautiful appearance
indeed At each plate, or rather snusly
nestled in each napkin, was beautiful little
acknowledgements. Professor Kessnich's
band Furnished the music on the occasion,
and as She invited guests took their seats the
band played "Carry Ne Back to Old Vir.
ginia."
The feast having been disposed Of, the
Chairman of the Committee of Arrange
mentS announced the first regular toast:
The Memory of Hippocrates, the father of
medicine, the healing. art; the Memory CT
Jenner, the father of the preventive art.
DR.. MeCaW as response to this toast read
an autograph letter of Jenuer written
seventy years ago. [Appiause.b
2. The American Medical Association.
Respondeato by DR.. J. Marion Sims. 4
8. The Medical Department of the late
Confederate Army and Navy. Responded
to by DR.. J. S. D. Cullen, late chief surgeon
Of the First army CORPS.
4. The Medical Society of Virginia. Re.
sponded to by DR.. Geaves.
s.. The Virginia Medical Schools. Re.
sponded' to- by DIR. R. T. Coleman.
6. West VirgiDia-Bone of our bone and
flesh of our flesh. Responded:to by Dr. Nc.
Donald.
7. North Carolina: Our ancient friend
and neighbor. Responded to by DR.. Hicks.
s. South Carolina Her representatives
here tonight. Responded to by DR.. Moore,
of South Carolina.
8. Alabama She sends US o very good
Semple tonight. Respondedto by Dr. Sem
pie, Of Georgia.
10. Boys in Gray, living or dead. Re.
sponded to by General D. H Mdury.
II. Governor James l.. Eemper. DIR. Nc.
Caw read letter from the Governor excus-
ing himself from being present.
II. Our new President, DR.. Cunningham.
Responded to by DR.. F. d Cunningham.
13. Woman She ever adds, point to our
pleasure and balm to our sorrow. Respond.
ed to by Dr.. Lsthnm. -.
IA. The Judiciary. Responded to by
Judge B. R. Wellford.
Is. Richmond Pharmaceutical Associa.
ton. Responded to by MIR. Blair, OF Rich
mond.
The toastipg and enjoyment Of the occa'
sion was kept up until a late hour, when the
party dispersed, having had most charm
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