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tav-an-L on am* tey, i ofpleanyadetwo rom tile* t of tb»a tea-*ub-wharf at aboujt four o'clock, whan lt;James Myers, njj the part* of the Col bians, in a few eloquent remarks, expres their sense of• Mr. 'MeConkey’s enterp and h'ospitaUty, and Mr. KuufFaian folio-in the same vein, after which our citis landed and the boat moved towards b° carrying with her the warmest wishes of late passengers and saluted at parting \ 0 round of cheers.We must not omit a well deserved c pi i meat to the Wrightsville Band for t'. delightful music, which so materially ad to the pleasure of the excursion.While Col. Myers was speaking Jolly engaged in photographing the boat. Oft to tbe limited time and the dullness of
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Columbia Spy
Columbia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Nov 24, 1860
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Damion J.
