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NAVAL BALL.-There was magnificent enter
tainment given bv Commodore Downes, last even
ing, on board the L. 5. Receiving ship Ohio, moored
in the harbor. Between two and three hundred la
dies and gentlemen of Boston and vicinity, excln,
sive of the officers attached 10 the Navy ard and
vessels an the station, present. This large and
beautiful ship was decorated with bunting IN the
mos, tasteful manner-her decks and cabins were
elegantly fitted up for tho occasion, and might be
exnectrd ull The arrangements were IN exquisite
taste. The weather was warm, but pleasant and
the gentle Southwestern breeze entering through
the PORTFOLIOS, was gladly welcomed by those who
INDUCED in the poetry Of notion The guests
reluctantly left the ship after passing happy even
ing-and will long gratefully cherish the remem-
brance OF the poiteness and hospitality OF the GAL
liant Commodore and his accomplished lady.


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