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The Daily Dispatch: June 27, 1863., [Electronic resource], Dr. Plumer. (search)

t, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr, B. Horner M. Bassett, and K. Walthall. At the close of the exercises, a little girl, Miss Louise Mallory, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, went forward and delivered a short address, in most inimitable, yet unpretending style, setting forth the claims of the "little folks," who were pushed aside by the older ones in their competition for prizes.--She then presented the Reverend Bishop with a banquet of flowers as a token of esteem and love from the smaller scholars. The Bishop replied appropriately, but briefly, and closed by exhorting the scholars to pray for peace, early and

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