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THE TRUMpHAL PAssAGEo OF IRENToN BRIDGE
BY WAsHINeToN in l7S9.-Tke Editor Of the
Columbian Fountain, Of Washington, d. G.,
will esteem il a great favor to receive letter
from each lady now living, who was there
and assisted to strew the flowers in the path Of
the great Father OF his country at that s'glad
hour" and gave TO that triumph the touching
grace Of its glory. He wishes the letter TO give
history of that day, the procession, the num-
Der who strewed flowers, the kind Of flowers,
the looks and words Of Washington, the mu-
sic, she words sung, the weather, and the hour
OF the day Washington crossed the bridge, the
feelings Of the people, and OF every interesting
incident that occurred. Please, Messrs. Editors
Of Trenton. Of Philadelphia, and other places,
tolpublish this notice aud invite their tair read
ers who were there then, wherever they may
be now, to comply with this request. Thus
some most interesting "reminiscences may be
saved from oblivion. Perhaps some are mo
I theirs who have daughters, sons, or husbands,
who will write oul the story they will tell.