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lists amid the congratulations Of the crowd
This was the Rev. Mr.. Davis, the converted
jew. A smile lighted up the counlenance Of
the old king, as he looked on the small knight;
and all things being ready, the two knights
rushed against each other the lance Of our
sprightly knight pierced the gorget Of the king;
and his majesty fell bleeding to The ground
Our hero received the plaudis of the multi
tude as he retired, unscathed, from the field.


The meeting now adjourned, and the audi
ence retired, apparently well pleased with the
entertainment. J. l..


gWAsHIEGToN, June 10, 1876.