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HE Cadets embrace the earliest opportunity their
from the city of New York the ciylties there
received and make suitable acknow kindness
extended during their stay 1t their good fortune
OF their brethren volunteers their officers
tary capacity that their thanks must be necessarily limited
ia this particular To Commissary Geu Storms for his
ton the arsenal and for the opportunity offered Of visiting
Craig and Lieutenant Alexander Eageson for their personal
cxeron to render visit agreeabeand to Captain j. l..
Waugh and his Fifth company of the National Guards for the
handsome escort departure, thanks aud most
cheeriully tender them.


To his Honor Mayor Havemeyer for the review Of the 7h
in the Park and the handsome reception by the authorities
the City Hall William Nibo Esq, Of Nibos Garden for
invitations visit that delightful garden Mr. John Florence
for Refreshments seasonaby provided by him Messr Kp
Brown for the liberal offer Of their Line Of Omnbnses
the proprietors of the Baths in Courand and the
and the citizens of New York generally their
and under the circumstances gratifying attention. tender
grateful acknowledgements and the assurance Of
lasting remembrance Butto H. Edward Lord ESQ., gra-
tude especially due, for his unwearied and generous
exertons in behaf--Athough now attached to
any military body and therefore not particularly called
upon to give up his time and delay his business
yet the ecoectons of Auld Lang Syne would
permit him be idle, while there chance for him to add
be forgotten, and have confer
red obligation the Cadets will delight to cherish, but
cancel.


To Fencbles Capt Page and the National Grays
Capt. Fritz for the beautiful their landing they
thanks The parade conceived in military spirit
carried out military Style and duly appreciated by mill
tary hearts GEORGE WHITE, Captain


J3tiS J3GoB NI5T MoYER L. ID aIins; Iisut.
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