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The Corheilles deserve particular notice for
their extreme beauty, being beautiful golden bas-
kcts full of real and expensive flowers. The Gen.
tre piece of the centre table was most magnlh-
cent work of art, representing tSo Bacchanalian
women cared in gold, supporting three large
tiers of baskets-the lower one full Of real aow-
ers, the second full Of choice fruits and the up
pc. one full Of very choice artificial bouquets
At the corners were four boys with tridents and
clubs riding dragons.


Very soon after eight O'Clock the music (Dods-
worth's Band struck up, and the company en-
tered through the Crimson Ante Room. The
venerable sage OF Quincy looked very much
flushed, but otherwise hale and hearty, and was
in as high spirits as we ever saw him. The
venerable President looked in very good health,
and Hon. Theodore Frehughuysen was in high
good humor, notwithstanding his recent defeat.
Hon. George NJ. Dallas was not present.


Before the company was seated Mr., George
Gibbs said-Thcss gentlemen who have seats
provided for them will please to take them. For
tbe rst of the company accommodations willim-
mediately be made.


The company took their ssa.s, but rose to
hear Grace said by Rev. DR.. Goldman of porches.
ter, Mass. He said


We thank thee oh Lord that ihou has. indeed been Tere


pscs and thai have gooy hcrtass n THIS our
and institutions ss abound Sa "a ssx e s S sy y
~ IN md upon its c1eEons thank thes
for The which thou hr eSnbs II 1Ra ta, sss shoa M s com
ue 10 ess them, and sxtend Their ana ,he dDo


I ,yantnccs of hcyic institutions. throughout le an
We thank ;hee for The social comforts ~nea VIC As ADe1'