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A FULL BRASS BAND
Will be present during the Fair.
RATES OF ADMISSION: ,.
Single admission 50 cents
Season tickets al 20
Children under II 80 cents
Children, season tickets for 50 cents
Carriages, etc., saddle horse Is cents
One or two-hOrse carriage 25 cents
Admission to Grand Stand Is cents
season tickets, admitting to quar-
ter stretch $50
Books are now open, and every informa-
tion cheerfully given, by addressing the
Secretary. r. -
WILLIAM R. COCHRAN, President
j. THOMAS BUDD, Secretary. 8
Middletown, Delawaret,
sept29-itd-ltw I'd &u..
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Joseph FOUT

Has again opened Coal-Yard At West
and Water streets, which he intends to run
IN connection with his yard at Orange and
water streets, where persons in want of
ENTEkPRISE, which gives more satisfac-
ton than any other Coal In the market.
Persons leaving orders at either yard will
receive prompt attention.
p sep2S-3m JOSEPH FOIrT
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ayWANT&asaa
PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE-Do not forget the saie q
DAY, October 4, 1875, at o'clock p. M, on
Philadelphia pike, one mile out, consisting
Of Horses, Cows, Carriages, household and
kitchen Furniture, &c. sale positive and
without reserve, gnv OWN. SILVER
( sept3O-tf
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,NoiTAFOR RENT.

ENOR RENI.-A six-roomed house, .b
Il sepIB,n lOl E.. NISTH STREET.
1NOR RENT-House G6 Orange street. Pos.
u session once. ]. IA. BOND, Real Els.
tate Agent, 3R Marke street. oc3-tf
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49, = - =
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Lot OF nice cider barrels, to
L. make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.A-tf u ~ 405 MARKET ST.
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The Rif

Ahe XII
SEw YoR1
NATIONAL
fterllooll at |
= completed
! Saturday,
1900 yards, Il
fins on hunt
f0lemau, , of t
fst prize, a
fore,S1. vi
|:on the socol
F. T, Hyde
4 the An,er;d
fngs35 and
Ferson, of til
|le membersl
\ s?5, score,|
Etra Prize, o.
Pride baro1ne
baking Il ou|
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MoRTUARY REpoRT.-The following Is the
nortuary report for the week; ending Satur-
day, November 6, 1875, compiled from sex.
tons' returns received at the office Of the
Board of Health: Cause Of Death: Aph.
tbe, ! eolored !; Brisht:s disease, colored !;
cancer, white; consumption, white, CO.
lored; Group, ! white, colored; dropsy. !
colored; fever (typhoid), white; heart-dis.
ease, 2 colored infanticide, white; NAL.
formation, 4 eoiored rnarasmus, 1 white
meningitis. 1white; obstruction OF bowels,
II white, colored; pneumonia, white
suffocation,. I .colored; unkno wn, ! colored.
Whole number of deaths in the city exclu.
size of stillbirtbs, 20. Seq I. White males,
A.; zcolored males, 8-total, 10. White fe-
males, 8 Z colored males, 5-total, 510.'a. Age:
One day to thirty,,2 white, i colored-total,
3 one month to six, Q colored ). one. year to
three 2 white; three years to five, 1 Whlte,-
coiored-total, q; ten years to twenty,
white, colored-total, q; twenty years to
thirty, white; thirty years to forty, CO.
Iored: forty years to fifty, white, l color
ed-total, Q; fifty years to sixty, 2eolored !;
sixty years to seventy, i white, ] eolored-
total, q. ! Condition 8. Single, 6 white, CO.
lored total, IL; married, while, 3 color
ed-total, 6; widows, 2 white; unknown,
! colored. Nattuity United States,
20. Locality: Marshall Ward, 2 white, 2
colored- total, 4; Jefferson Ward, eolorea;
Madison Ward, j white, colored-total, 2;
Monroe Ward, white, colored- total, 4;
Clay Ward, white, colored total, Jack.
son Ward, 1white, colored- total, s aims
house, i white. By ,rhom Certified !: Regu-
lar practitioners, s, whites colored-total
is: Coroner, i white, 2 colored--total, Q;
nss.a &C uaalth D naInref5 -
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NOT srIrED.-Wyatt Davis (colored) was
on Monday released from Jail, having served
out q term of six months Imprisonment.
Yesterday be appeared before Police.Justice
White and complained that be did not re.
ceiye new suit of clothes when he was dis.
charged from Jail. Davis thought that he
had been outraged. 1t was clearly his opin.
Jon that he deserved better of his country.
The Police Justice could do nothing in the
premises, as it appeared that he got a new
suit when he went into Jail, and that was
more than any public services of his entitled
tim to. When Davis goes to the penitentiary
he will be better treated. The law allows
each discharged convict q new suit of citi
Zen's clothes. ----- =
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HOMELESS AND A STRANGER.-A forlorn.
looking female, apparently about forty years
q ape, was before Police-Justice White yes.
,srjay morning charged With begging about
he streets and having no local habitation
s5e was questioned closely. dit was the
csnaral belief that she bad escaped from
some lunatic asylum or house of correction.
She incoberently said something about Q
child, but no one could gather from her State.
neu,s anything relative to her past life. Fl
mis-, have been a sad one; and yet, in the
absepcc of authority to commit her TO the
almsbouse, and there being no house Of cor.
rec:ion, the Justice had to commit her to
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ARREST OF L SwiSpLER.-FraLk Stewart,
,-.nr Of the Union Packct-Boat Company. in
T,sdephia, was arrested short time since
- Nr, c. &. Barrettaad Captain John Frey,
s:sr;gI sscnts of the Post Office Department.
=. ,lo charge of using the rnasis for fraudu.
l-,. purposes, and is now waiting trial.
! =, nu!nber Of people in this city and vicinity
t.y. forwarded money to the concern In
ThjI.de!phia since The arrest OF its so-called
.rrrt. which will In due course he returned
- .ho writers by the Post-Cffice Depart.
rpnt. Al! money sent previous to the ar
-s.t of Stewart is lost.
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0FFIeE oRlTHR OLp DoaTNroN IRoa-f j
F AND 5NAiLr WoRKs' COMPANY stS
f RIcHx0Np. November q. 1875.

4 Fe AND MALI WORKS COMPANY ~ II
10 RIcHxoyD, November 8, 1876. !.
Editors Of the Dispatch "a ssis si,3 IS !.
q In your paper of this morning Atdermau
w. G. Darlington, OF Monroe Ward, Is rey
ported to have spoken ID the Board OF Alder
men on yesterday againsta petition cft this
company, asfollows :Iss sc3e39ts 5sss azef sat
He did not know 4hatan had eyer heard e.
any great generosity from this sorporations Why,
recently, when they were called upon to sahscriba
somethlngto aid IN the jackson ssatus tnaugIira.
tion, they gave about ave aosrs wnen anStns e
now sought TO be injuredl gave city dollars. NoHs
which OF these, gentlemen, ought To- be encgur-s
agea at 4t,ts Esft5 Il lse II "a
It Is not my purpose to reply to any OF his
remarks other than those clearly Intended to
influence the people by charging lack OF
liberality on the part Of this compsHy and
that can best be done BY quoting from the
records Of the committee appointed TO coll
lect money il aid OF the Jackson Statne ceie-'
bratioE.s OF that committee Coloael Z WI.
liam ii. Palmer was Chairman, and Alder
man w. C. Carringlon member. The
treasurer's account shows as follows: hole
amount collected, $2,0n.d5; +, OF which the
Old Dominion Iron and Nail.W0rks Com
panya contributed $50, and the employ ssof;
the company, tSS93. .a5-total, S143. .26--sbous
seven aer cent of the wholeF Mount COLI
Iected fol, the Jackson festival. ~ is,alWays
Iunpleasant to intrude private matters on the
lpublic,2 but the charge being made and pib.
iished requires this equally public deniais 1sS
sss2 IS zS2 u 1ssq cR. d. BLAsKESsHIF.g
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r.o,nrs AeAlNsr Mr.. JOHN A. LACY
AHA%sr,fT could not see Mr.. Laey on Mop
!o' ,S serve The attachment issued by Judge
~ $500 ~ Yesterday morning the Judge IS.
..s5 "si n,CndRmus nssi agsinst MI. Lacy. Al
sr. NJ, nothing hsving been heard trom
y. L,cv-who is In New Kent, aad, as tar
>. y ,n~ curt or the public knows, ignorant
>, >. .G,>r -, rroceediugs-a peremptory 1aanda
G. g. u, 90 wes issued requiring him to allow Colo
%'' ~ c. Knight to have access to the regis
...',,;on-books ~ Of the precinct Of which MIR
T..c is registrar. .fs.. u Z
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The CusToM-HousE.-The delay in COM
pletlng the repairs TO the United States
Courtroom was the subject Of recent let
ter Of complaint from United States Marshal
kaInsdell to the authorities at Washington,
since which the contractors bave been max
ing greater speed. 1t is not proposed to
bold the court at the Ballard House any
more on account of the rent that has TO be
paid there -. .a ....'..
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iEsrALLATIoS OF OsfacERS.:--Ats the last Te-
gular tneeiisg of Pbasnix Lodge, No. g.
.. CT, the following officers weseiastaited
i0r the term commencing NoVsmber, list C.
1. Slmms, w. c. e.; 'E. j.. Gresham, w. V.
f.; J. FL. Caalkley, VS.; r.. o.. Deupree,
We. s.; F. z. Gaines, w. T. !; Aaron Jones,
". c.; u. T.. Baker, w. ~: C. III. Whit
loek, W. g.: j. III. Padget, w. S.;ET.sA.'
Cartwright, w. r. BsS.; s. G.. Wbitlock, w,
l. d. s.; e: a. Cartwright, ". A. s.; N. G.
Hsgna, w. ID, M. sSs y gt3fs;3
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A MARROW EscArE.-Henderson Taylor
(c9lored) vas before the Police Justice yes.
terday 10 answer the charge of stealing q
hutcher-Gnife, of the value Of S1.25, from
Morris Griffin. He was given sixty days in
jail. After be was seutenced-w when 1t was
too late to remedy lit was discovered that
this was Taylor's second petit l.rceny. He
ought to have been sent to the Hastings
Court. where he would have gotten year
in the penitentiarY.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, sAsHLASD.-
Many people OF Richmond will remember With
pleasure the conceSt enjoyed in this suburban vls
lage last year, given BY The choir OF the Second
Baptist church.. a similar entertainment viii pc
given on Friday evening, November 18th, by the
same accom- piished s0gers. Excursion tickets ohly
afty cents, and tickets for the concert CITY censs,
to ibe had at Union Bank, or JAMES MHLER 5:
SLE1GHT q, HowARD's, and at the cars. Trains
leave Rrosd;sreet depot at ,6.45, and return from
Ashland at OK o'clock. - &, ~
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PERsoNA1.-Majo David 3. Bridsford, for.
meriy Of Richmond, and now special
agent Of the New York World, YVES In the
city yesterday. @-.s .-G-ll - t.-3t..@
General Hurt, the seuator-eleet from the
Halifax district, Is IN the city, . ..c,.<-f@ :
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EASTERN LUNATIC lAsyLUM.-Goyernof
kemper yesterday appointed Captain r. G..
Peslam, of Petersburg, q director of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, in place Of Major
Charles StringfelloW, resigned.
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CAegiss TO THE PEsrsayTI1Ry.-- Virginia
Harris ieoaered) was con2eyed TO the peni-
tentiary yesterday by Deputy Sheriff CaEs-
mins, TO be imprisoned for, the term OF one
year Tor second offence of petit larceny. - =
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MEETING OF STocKHoLDERs.-The annual
meeting of stockholders OF the Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad Com
paHy vii! be held to-day, commencing at Il
S'clOrk .. .a..g. .-r.. .y ,.r-. -ss. w.
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To-aIoRRow-Tbe. cases of. Messrs. Mac
dougal, Marxhallsen, and Morrlsoa, changed
by Independents with violations OF tae
eeetton-'aw on the ID Instant, will receive
the attention of the Police Justice tenor.
row moanisg. sstse -. S6E - ~ s.fsi.. s. z.
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DISCHARGED Albonica, charged with
getting goods from c.. thinner on false pre-
,ences, was examined by the Police Justice
Yesterday and discharged.
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New EVENING PAPER.-.A new evening
paper, which will devote its attention par
ticular!y to commercial affairs, will be shortly
started here -. ,.r,- ~, $.
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SNEAK. K.THIEF.-Some unknown thei
"speaked" a whole piece Of dress goods
from the counter of L. Strauss dry goods
store last night. -----r,- - - !,
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Free LoDcERs.--The free lodgings at the
First station-boEse are nightly patUeoized
byfrom ten to fis.een homeless people and
strangers in the eites who cannot aaer6 bet
Ter ,Gcarters
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ONE DOLLAR will buy HEAVY MERNo UNDF1-
szIRT from e. B, SPENCE & SON, merchsnt-,ai-
lors, IS 90 Main street, where can be found att
new styles Of Neek-Wear, Hosiery, Cloves Coilars,
and. .Cufs, and all other articles OF Gentiemen's
Furnishing Goods. Call at 1900 Main street and
examine E. B. SPENCE & soN's stock Of Clothing,
shirts, and Furnishing Goods. 8
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OSCILLATION OF THE pIsrATcH \ y
- ra 1Hn THAN THE COMBINED ofRcuLA, g a.
> bsS"". .,I THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
r,Es OF rHE CITY. -
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WMrERAsalNG PRocEss--The walls of the
stGate Chamber aud Hallsof thee House
@ Delegates are being renovated in good
Etytp Il ~ = - X btTsS&f sA.I& So Z
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hoRE 0PagA.--Ths Holmoa Opera Com.
bany will give two or three performances at
lhe Theatre next week.
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ENGLISH WoRsTED. D..CoATEGs.--A large stock
OF fine ENeLrsH WoRsrED. CoATINGs and FANCY
CAsssrfEREs just received, and win be made TO Or
der In the hest styies.byE e. B. spENoE BON, aeT-
chant tailors Main street, where can be foand
q large stock or OyERcoATs for sale low. Call on
| e. b. SPENCE s. SON and exaInfne theif stock
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-uxn To-DAr.-ThePr probabilities
,,par;l be cloudy.

,-urs YESTERDAY was clear and
THS VIZ The forenoon. In the afternoon
e,o. dnr;Ds ~, ii il was cloudy and threatening.
s"' ..,1ae~rnorne,rr at ths Dispatca etAes :,
s31Ct q lH,,~r,nh.r G. 1878, 80
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THE UNvELMas or. THE > Aokses SgATVE
AND UR.a HoGR's iApDRRss.5Tbe folio wing
extract, from . letter from Colonel AL "a.
Hoyt,Ithe sditen of the New tEagands His,
to,sic. Genedlogic. Register of Boston, Mass,
to B. A. Brock, Esq.,l OF this 1city,wih be
read withintegesl: loiia.o - )
!" Iaini Indebted tet you for .sundry news
papers, for-Whieh f-thank The: Dis
patch, containing full report Of the pro-
eeedings attending the Enyeiing tof 5 the
statue Of General Jackson, Is among them.
In that account was greatly interested, and
oil the proceedings seem t6shave been in
keeping with the character Of the occasion,
the life and public services of the man whose
fame they were to help to perpetuate, and the
people among whom he lived and died.
s CDR. Hoge's discourse Is 2 remarkable
production; and even those who might not
be disposed or who are unwilling to yield
assent TO all his views, postpiates, and con.
clusions, viii unite with all who can yield
assent, I must think, in the judgment that
seldom ifseYer In this our day and genera.
tion has any other discourse of this kind
been equal to this of Dr.. Hage's- Sin elo.
quence, logic, path9s,, elegant scholarship,
and in Originality Of ideas. There are pas.
sages init Sthat viii sRieiwith anything that
Cicero, Pericles, Demosthenes, or Eschtnes
ever utteredo ~ @sFz
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from OTHER LOCAL sKs FOURTH pAsE.ls
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gaExR Counf Or u sYuSsps5fsl.sss
JohhAsn %. Arpeass sref1ssd IA IS I;
decree sf tae sarcuit Court d Rneklpahaaas
fused to a decree cg fthe Circuit CnsiSe Se
Buckfu1fHaM c0Hnsf. sY ri {
Bowman us. Barksdale and ais ss,,,a sn !.
print the records ;returnabas iso ysnpass &.
Preston Us. Stuart anda; ais. Fafsly o.
gued by N. H. Nassie, Esq II, fnt tha stf,ol-s
liant, aud eoasinueds sTbis casa eili probably
occupy tke court furslxsd gss
Judge M0ncure is uoW inl tendance on
The eourt all tie other Judges being also
present. ~. s
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- sfsf e I1ssY ID ess5 ssTEyf ~
OF TzHE uOaEalAND.s
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EUREKA sEwryGlsnKs AID MAcHIss1Tw
are the ciieapestgcods Ia the market. hecaua they
are made from very,superi9r stocks ara always
as Represented. The best Is the cheapest. $ 10
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Ig BLAcK Silks, LEY BgoTHERs oiers saa gu
menis that others do not. Il yea want 70 pufchase
dress give them acait. = ~ - ~ -
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VIZ wAsT no nfPRKss OF THE MINDS of OIL oar
readers that they should go b BoscHExss 70 buy
their boe,s, shoes, trunks sad vaises, sos and Slx
Broad street. 4sl 1f a Il 81 i al zsgc
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q
The s.ock Of sCLoAKssssL LEyY ERorHxns y the
largest ever offered In st any one estahs
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SAVE HONEY by having your printing dano ss ne J
DISPATCH PRIsTNe-Ho Housgs Coed VOL, ios &
prices, ana satfsfa action gasranteed 81 rs =
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fGoroIEnnax BoscHrS 4 BpoTHsR,s 70 hAye =
your shoes or boots rnssc. II ft sna-ariseed.
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"DRIyKa FRoA home H- Virgins Opers-H ouse.
LEVY BRorHEss now eHer fDny GooDs tas bot-
tom prices. This people appreciate " and 6ocs "
theix store for bargains. 81. or s.r.l3
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II You sss,,ts q vide collar WEAR the Nazwtcx.f
Ask any arstrc,ass furpisher for I'll a5y I'd ssa9
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oompAnAr1vE wEEKIY aroRrAITy
NSy; ;s;s 2 fsy fSsy4 9 9ss; 1875 So 1875. NSy; 8
~. g. ". C. W. y. G.

sill born:.s...' O. Zen 2z1l'J9 au0 a37a&eI II.
|. still.births: aGolored female, e,;1.g
Whole number of, deaths for the month
of October, 114-Whites 49;ecolored, 10: =.
Mean temperature for the week ending
October, 80, so. .n !; mean tenn erature tor the
week ending NoNemb Der g, 46!7l. - g! ss..:G
/, Amount of rainfall for the week ending
October 80, 80 9 ell W inches amount of-rainfaii
for the week ending NoYembe O. .0linches.
Population Of the city estimated By school.
census, 800 = white; 4as4oo aeosored,t sb-
100. 9-s Z s{s5sF r n
Bate o.. mortality Of whole population was
14.34 per / 900 per annum; rate Of mortality
Of white population was II. 80 per 1000 per
annum rate esof Inortalitysof ceiored Ipopulat
ton was s.88 per 900 perannHm. S12s q 5a9 q
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INQUIRIES sENTs Hrs sgENTAE.
!. CONDITION. ;c .
OPINION OF DRs. BALDWIN. sOYNEs,
CABELL, MCGUIRE. AND BsALE.
INTERESTING TESTIMONY.
The superintendent OF the WESTERN
Lunasic Asy lurnl Certssses upon
Colonel aayos Discharge 4, .S ~ a.
= thas B.e was Cured. but ~ ass
- -. nj amt Believe Fe. s. .

1t havins:; been announced that the trial OF
Colonef joseph Mavo, late Treasurer OF the
Common wealth Of Virginia, would probably
be comm ieuced in the Hastings Court Of this
city yes terday morning, a very large number
OF pers ons assembled in the courtroom to
witnes the proceedings. - -
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The most heautifnl DsAakAieYer played IN Rtea-
mond, at Opera ttouse to.nighs. I.
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FRrNGEs received daily q EEyT 8aoTkhEs's ~
thew consequently slewt theonly
In this city FRISaEs inside y order ard dsltseyed
In a feT Gays. Z. % =,
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RosAMosE, THE DIscAaDED DAgaHTxs- opes
Era. HoDse. - 81 ~.
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w hen he took his seat by has oid eomf&des'
8. The Memory Of our Dedd'::ao t's'asst '5%
I. .trbe il ytng ara iii, only deaii; !.
. ssssa8 Thedeat Ave nevermose 70 aEi;.ald ia
w They never were 30 nigh. !" 4.
The company q 70 e and drank in, silence to
the memory Of Randolph Brown, ssan1Ta, q. ].
McCarthy, Watson, Morton, hosey. liz w,
and the long roll of dead heroes Oh tne ess hob.
itzers. - s...- sz. .tte. sa, .Sf 81 i,ys
btSoid Yriands add tTns friends, =
Don't sa.k % me q, new ffiencss ty
VINO nI booS iheir I nam names IS through friends.
In the absence, OF the gentleman appointed
10 respond TO this toast, the next one was
read as follows: - s
10. Cam5Jsres Of tie Boys III Gray: &.
az Come men. ,s Sd stacs arms ;pie al the rails
Stir MP the canp-ere hEtgss ~ ~ ss.5
No matter IL ihe canteeu faiA,
Wen nseke,arsafiHg r1Gnf
Sergeant Carlton MCCARTHY made d sn1esi
feReitoHs RESPONSE 10 which hes gave u very
fire. Ell the soeK. - ne Geaprdl,s os the camp
fire, hetposa che singist tho bore, and the
He said that the campfire was tie kofsse q
1.-The soldier, He made an eloquent protest
iagainsti The idea that the emp WINS sdeua0rai
Iizlrg in Its infiueHces, Eas ssscqnently inter
lrnpted With rapsnots applause and took hi'
seat after having made what wss, perhaps
/ he speechaof the eyaning. 3
heregnsar toasss being ayers General b
lT. Johnson was loud iy called for and mad,
an eloquent speech. 81 S 81 ff.ssas.
i As thiseoes tospress sthe boys y are hay
1 iiaga jolly time but there has been no dis
order and not 8 saseo Of Drunkenness ~ ihi
glorious FEAST SS.F3: Fl: