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New York, Thursday. linn. o.

AsHrs-There Is very little doing in either descrjp
uon pots we quote firm at 50 81 a3 s7t. Pearls are
steady at - 1871 aa25. org
HesswAx--Prme yellow, of all descriptions Ia b.la
at 29f a29b. The demand IL limited. -
ssraDsIuFrs-This market is inactive. oencsee -four
= down little; is now held at 81 62I esq., Mchi
gan 81 20 4624; rye sells at 65 cents Wheat ranges
from 95 to l06 cents e''
corroS-The market continues firm and the sales 10.
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Died..

On Thursday morning, 25th inst. at Newark m Jo
EL LIS. Roor, Jr in the soth year of his age.
HIS friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj this Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock, without further
notification, from the residence of Col Plume so Wash.
ington street. Newark The train for Newark by the
at O'Clock. 80
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nIisceIlaneou ms Record.

PACKET SIR GanRcx, for Liverpool will sail to.day-27h
instant.
SHIP NEWARK, which lost Carysford Reef was in
sured this city for $4,000 About bales Of cotton were
saved2o in damaged stse sold by order Of the Court
sale OF the ship contradictory -
SLoor JAMES LANrHEER We learn from Capt Hull of the
New London from New York for Providence with Of
nur Gate Sunday morning. which caused her leak badly
Capt Hull kept in company during the day and night
head wlnd from this fact and her Providence
Is supposed she put into New Londcn tl3
SHIPPING OF BEKMUDAAn of the number Of YES.
sells belonging 20 Bermuda from the 1899 inclu
siye showing the tonnage Of the and the number Of
ar.nln al.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILAnELpHA, June 26Arr Cactus, Havana; yuure, St
Jago de Cuba; Emerald Calais; L White Fall River Cid
Eiz, Boston; Brilliant Salem; Tameane, Portsmouth Patri.
OF, Norwich.
BALTIMORE, June 26-Arr Hooper, st Thomas; Amelia,
NYork. Below ship supposed the jackson, FIN NYork-
Cid Alexander, Rotterdam.
Foreign Ports.
ST. JAco CuBA June l0In port Emelme, of aud from
Portand Union, from Wilmington, NC; Adele Steel from
NYork Just quar- Montis, for Boston, soon; Novem-
Der, from do
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Foreign Markets.

ST.. JOHNS, (P. R) June l5--Moasses is scarce and
very high prices; shipments mostly confined Spain
No sugar in markets that in the country is mostly taken
for the English market and is of better quality than that
usually shipped to England.
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EXECUTION or McCrRnY.-The execution of this
unfortunate man will take place in the Jail yard to-
morrow between the hours Of II and ~ He will expi
ate his terrible crime the gallows which was
used for the execution OF Adam Horn. The gallows,
which Is SO constructed that can be put together in
the yard that all who desire to be spectators of such
scenes will have ample opportunity to crafty their
June 70. 80
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Quo RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
Eve feet Of water the channel Al pittsburg on
Tuesday the River had eleven feet of water in the
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NEw ORLEANS June 1.-THE sales Of cotton on Satur.
day amounted TO l400 bales. There active de.
mand yesterday and the sales up about 5000 bales
At very full prices, but at actual advance We there
fore continue our quotations = e8'
LIVERPOOL n
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Erampies Of Rafes-for the Insurance Of 500 on
PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.

monthly
The public respectfully requested examine the dstin.
gushing principles Of this Intuonher tables Of rates
their distribution Of profts-ad the facilities afforded by their
Loan Experimentation deciding to insure where.
Pamphlets containing the It Annua Report aud the Socie
ty's rates, &c, may be obtained upon application
mag lm3taw*rc J,LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANDATORY.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Planishsd Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Selves and
brooms-in short variety OF house keeping articles
N bA complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea Urns Table
Dishes and Covers &c. &C. for hotels and steamboats, hand
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
jus lmsrc rs Cafharne street. New Y~rk
Sealed proposals. endorsed Tanspnn will be received
By the subscriber AZ his office, Water street. until Friday
18th July O'clock M for carrying 1900 barrels In bulk
les. isom the U s. Navy Yard Brooklys 20 the Navy
be allowed each port for taking In and dischagnE cargo
No prmags allowed The vessel be subject 70 the in
PROSPER M WETMORE. Navy Agent.
NAVY A0xNTs OvvicE,2
New York june o. fel5. je2i awtw re
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GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for all
" supereus affects dispose of (eitler gentlemen
ladies' by sending the subscriber who
give cent than other but will Civ
will find to their advantage to send for tho ubsc
selling to any other person. J. LEVENSTYN.
way, up stairs will be promptly attended, lm*m
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KNAPI,'S
NNAFFS
IAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PIASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the
back, breast side mbs, bruises, sprans &c. and for
ashmate and cronp y children will in most cases
the Liver, Lungs and Kidney. So I, Ell a.
Persons sedenay habits whose business requires them
sit stand much who may be troubled with weakness in the
Chest pain the side breast will find great relief by
ing one of these Pasters. s~ W. .t.
With regard the efficacy Of these Pase nothing need be
said they carry with them their recommendation and
the price being remarkably low sufficient inducement fer
those afflicted TO give them trial. ~ +
The proprietor is confident that by the great and DE-
ed solely by their merits and the universal satisfaction
which they have given that they decidedly superior
others in .t.s8 III n. !.
No pains spared in making them adhesive and piabe
possible and rendering them free from all those objections
which Of complaint the ordinary plaes Of the
day: .,.-.- 80
sired tlFfs #5tEt ......ta' .g3i II nj IIa.
Be and ask for Knapp Indian Strengthening Pnster
that his signature the back Of EACH None others
genuine.
b. Medicine Warehouse No $50 Hudson door below
rally. Price II i-2 and 10 81 each ms 2neodErc
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU-
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empowered by .acf Of Parliament.
APITAL 100000 STERLING, OR $2,5O0,O 900.

General Agent for the United States E
Physcims-Dn Hosack and j. Keamey Rodgers. Solicitor
VIM. Van Hook Esq.
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BIGSAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, IL doors West of Broadway.
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVINGS Visiting the city will
~ here find Of the choicest collections Of RARE OLD
and MODERN Engravings in the atess than
unc-half the usual prices. LOO
81 B-Gnte Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs II ~ e..a
ml4 1m*ec n az aF @t tNH II lAe
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ADDITIONAL News FROM MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON
The L. ;. soop OF war ST. Mary's arrived at Cal
weston on the 18th, having left Vera Cruz on the
day of the embarkation OF Santa Anna for Havana.
We herewith present our readers with the Gaives-
ton Cicii'an's summary of the news by that arri-
val:-
From the Galveston Civilian, June Ia
The Y. s. sloop Of ST. Mary's, which returned a
few days since from before Vera Cruz, had under
stand actual communication with that city the Off
GERS being unwilling TO trust themselves men on
shore account OF the vrulence Of the yellow
fever. They learned, however, that the Mexican Con-
gress had adjourned for short time without having,
taken any decisive steps towards the resistance Of
alton made any preparations for with tie Uni
ted States Santa Anna sailed from Vera Cruz the same
day the ST. Mary's lcft in Mexican steamer, un
dcrsood for Havana, under decree of exile but who
Their for number Of years, for life. not certain
II stated that he has selected Venezuela the coun
try OF his future residence.
The appearance OF the American squadron under Com
modore Conner is said to have produced great
ton at Vera Cruz. tonforcemonts were Immediately
thrown into the castle aud expresses started for the
pal, under the apprehension Of attack The form
dable force which the United States Government has
placed in the Gulf we'll the troops upon the from
tier also the decided willingness exhibited both by
the government and people Of that country for little till
at arms has doubtless had the effect abate the ardor
OF Mexico In corresponding rate.
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corner on Chambers street, New York,
ROOM and the Be found n he city, eoa:.sns
!s :a se6:5s' lss: 'i':;
the B.Re: find nc Ce%S and v.y ar
ss necessary the the lady and gentleman, sms
S.s M
SANDS CO. ' l those Sds them with
Dfs. and
sfs
sis sy % great expense IN time and money IN ma
invited call and obsere grestvssty Of acleshey
81, FANCY, TOILET AND SHAVING soArs.-o Soaps.
,ss p};'.1a Almond se, very das
t 0g 18th ssss D saa is
Cream
SsIs..s 5Sss
sHSoM $S If. sD
as: sssi % s:S
ssdis a " Tss.s x: sq s .:s;.
a a. Ts sSsd b WITHOUT S lnd
lions Esprit de Cedrat Aromatic Vinegar These last
Wy s',S' EIs; iafSS!
oa R % oil d Gass
s ss: ss$.sS .s. ssiF S:
xii an. .na s.sF a ys.
I9.s .Ss hair black brown also The Celebrated s
variety e Pastes and Lauidso identifying the hair reso
ro n TIE To sa, IT S
Ias adHs's
Mssi s;s T e F 81 THE
eE e: sSs
the Glove Hsss
q yos
! :ss k ri: S:;;; .:s. i:
fT aS e. fos
3ss 4 ess Rs g. bosss.s e cis a r
M t N.Y.. sn G As Bf
ss Amber vsn Res' aS Dc,
&c. Paeys Cionneia iosas. vertsas, Musk ovena Eau
TSIIET mp OTHER BRUSHES m
sSas t. sss il: s:ss:
81 # ~ 5:
TOILET AND POCKET DRESSING COMBS-Tortone
She'll Ivory and Buffalo Dressing Combs every conceivable
Pocket Combs and Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell
SuNDRY ARTICLES FOR EVERY BODY's USE
Lip Saye Cold Cream Pastile Liquid and Powder Rouge,
Ienge Bottles Spirits Of Vinegar Aromatic Vinegar Otto Of
Writing Ink Sealing Wax Waters Letter and Note
Paper Salts Of Lemon, Diamond Cement Powder Boxes and
Mouth Mirrors &c Also Nail Files Tooth Picks Twesas.
for the toilet or personal comfort home travelling.
In snumerang portion Of the Toilet articles they have for
their choice assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, from which
curacy and despatch They intend among the stin
their business and respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public.
SODA WATER-With the following synps, viz: sarsapa-
Berry, Orgpat, &c., ofsuperior quality. -
MEDICINAL WATERS-From the most celebrated
Srings-From Saratogahe Congress- Union Iodine and Pa
ylion, received fresh week constant supply Of
Waters and the Sedlz and Swtzer Waters from Germany
my5 I'm eodxec
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
9sTmo@ SMosSsy i: &e h%ss.
No. named
ATWILL'S MUSIC OF THE BOHEMIAN
GIRL"
ODICAL AGENTS, NEWS VENDERS. &C.
the Month of December last adapted the Music Of this
o s s a Pc.
he copyrs%t ,ssso The % esit P sie
%: hSSs s am" # s,
" have E selling 5 BY .
AGENTS; AID hereby give NOTICE that will
ss s:s %S s
@ ss @ as @ fss. those
above three months. ie2i stistrc
EXPRESS NOTICE.
HE Undersigned being DESTROYS Of doing all in their power
day Of July nathalie whaeyer either ope
ofess G 6y Or Gi the.
"'A'' matter under "hiTtf Ss:s Sas w ff
New York, June %, 1915. jeas iisu &c
DIR. BOSTWICK,
No. rs Chambers street,
snS Phea
suited any T T f%sns ~ II Tc POOR
vii be given day and os Fer
refer. @o q Se News
York Medical and Surgical Institute another column To
strangers requiring IT, references will be given
many Of r? most medical men of this CITY, his
Office IS Chambers street, first house stof Broadway.
UsT PUBLIsHED-,And for sale by VIM. Kadde, No. sl2
D'oa'T MSs&FXTHIc PRESCRIPTIONS.
a,e and author Of the Treatise Epidemic Diseases
BO1KDING.
TWO or three respectable Young Men can be sccemmcds
Dollars week full board So u.s. i7s Church street. one
N B.-Respcctable references required. jss a.rc
TO FLUTE AMATEURN.
M H. COSDEN (for many years Fiust the Park Thea.
NJ e being dsengged until the reopenng Of the regular
season would be happy to devote his time evening"
Jed sire
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
OST stolen last Sunday night Lady's Purse contain
II hundred dollar bills the State Bank Of New
York. letter o. T. One Mexican Douboon; half do;
small Mexican Silver coin called ua,tos; and srss
brass Whist Markers the ones face representing Queen Vic
The finder will receive the above reward and no
asked by delivering the and No cottage
Ian GLEYsiS
DIscUTIENT CORN PLASTER,
III AS been long known in England and warranted certain
- W. and speedy CURE Iii. spread ready for use Sold a.
Dr. II ilncr lss Broadway' ~ Broadway IA Canal
sixth Avenue and Il L. Cottons, Blocker street. :
G-l-P Price Is cents. jsiI im-ec
10O 0NMl HAVANA sEt3AIls imported by M AN
tsw IN !. .Sna GGULO for sa|s Libs5y street Ament
T%s s;e 10 Psss a SGrm 1ss
known house Just imported BY he Chrssoph Colon "a *
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORs, CITY
- AND COUNTRY FAMILIES &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1853 Greenwich Street,
MEAN CouRrLANDr Sr., OPPOSITE PACIFIC HOTEL,
New YoRK.
WE BEG LEAyE to inform you that established our
meeting e.; our views Of ogr WHOLESALE and large family customers
have carried business for sewers. past this city
together with the very high quality and moderate price our
goods have earned for degree and reuown
beyond that similar house in the United States and we
consider these the best obtain your pa
tronage.
We have however, much pleasure stating that we have
made with great and judgment, selections from all
the spring and which comprise the finest specimens Of
Young Hyson Hyson, Gunpowder Imperial Oolong Pekoe
Munyon's Congou sopchong &c, which have arrived here
this which, with immense variety OF Fine and Good
Qualities offer wholesale and retail We have also true
Government Java and other Coess, usual roasted and
We other places as heretofore
CANTON TEA COMPANY, -A"
New York-l2l Chatham ST. 3S Grand and sls Bleecke
stree.
Phiadepha-ss Chestnut street, and IS Fifth street.
my9 2Insm
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NM NM HAVANA sEGAISs, imported BY M An
~, GULO for saIeM q Liberty street Amens
Cubrey Werner Segas do small sizes; Nspcleons Normas
uraca San Remain Deiscs Colonas do Psnetels vat
Rapid. a snsys
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w. L. JENNINGS " Co,
DIAPERS AND TdHORS.

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cassimeres Vestings, Fancy Dress
Articles &C., No 2sl Broadway American Hotel offer oi
inspection extensive assortment Of seasonabe goods
ious styles
The aid OF efficient corps Of Cutters be found
he country the beefth the style and charac
sr Of our Garments will be such continuance Of
he liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst assurance Of the continuance Of the system
Small Profits and Quick Returns fail be appreciated
~ those who would Effect saving per centage
We'd under the credit system.
We would particular the Pantsloons are
lied to furnsh-than which there trying the
kill Of Cuter-and solicit trial from those who appreciate
il, combining and elegance.
In addition to the rtmen Of goods kept by the
uade have always hand Ready Made Dress and Foch
Coats Pantaoons Vests &c the requirements
hose who, ia Of emergency, may require frstrae
suit. ifi
Also Fancy Articles great varety Scar Cravats
Handkerchief, Gloves Suspenders Hosiery UnderVests
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c.
mis- Inisrrc aa
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LANG LEYs'S
DIscUTIENT CORN PLASTER,

AS been long known in England and .erta.
snd speedy CURE II is spread ready for use Sold Al
DrW.H Minors Is2 Broadway; III Broadway; III Canal 81
W Bowery; 1872 Esst broadway; 208 Greenwich street,
Sixh Avenue, and II l.. Cottons, Bleecker street.
= Price Is ietI trpSec
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CAST OFF CLOTHING and FURNITURE
WANTED.

n CsdSI' OFF CLOTH1NG .TN d FUKNITCRE
WANTED.
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN having any any cast of OF
- superiuous Clothing dispose Of will find their ad
vantage send for the subscriber who will the highe
cash price for the same NJ. s. COHEN SO Duane st.
MA line through the Post Office otherwise, will b.
promptly attended to. h2o im*ec
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NTTURE WANTED.
ND the highest price given for all kinds Of of clothing
and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
Of the will do well call the subscriber adj
dress line through the Post Office which will be pnnctualy
attended to. B. LEVY,
49H Chatham street, New York.
N.B-Constantly hand seasonaba assortment Of gen
tlemens clothing. CHEAP for cash my2s hn.rc
DACKET. SHIP ROsCIUs from Liverpool.-Consignee
by this ship will plsse have their permits board,
not permitted in five days must be sent to Public Store
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osT stolen last Sunday night Iadys Purse, contain.
ing two hundred dollar bills the State Bank of New
York. letter o. Z. One Mexican Douboon one half do do:
eighth do do English Sovereign half Amerca
brass Whist Markers the ones face representing Queen Vic
ors the Others face marks B. like the spots cards.
asked, by delivering the and No cottage
ieOc7 sr.
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SO. FASHIONABLE DRESS COLTS AEaDE 70
TWELVE DOLLARS.
w III DE CIRQOT ~ Co

OPPOSITE DUTCH CHURCH,
1O3 Fulton street, East OF Broadway,
A NNOUNCE to the Public that they will make to order
IA Fashionable black Dress Coat for
Tipeipe Dollars.
Clothing ready made Over every cut shap+
material in usesnch fine Broad Cloth DrapdEr Merino
and all kinds Of Summer Cloths Prices range from 81
to SIT.
1900 PAIR OF PANTALOONS,
or all grades quality coors and Prices from 81 Sc
many fine usually sold from ST to So
$500 VESTS OF VARIOUS MATERIALS,
sans, Vaencas Silks, Marseles, rich figured Stripes, and
Plads, sc. &C., from IS cents TO ST.
Also have very large stock Of French English and Anne
can Broad Cloths and vestngs ofthe des
abe and fashionable patterns which make
fit equal any other establishment in the United States
full suit made to order from $50 to s3 and necessary fur
nished in "a hours complete.
We buy for cash and sell for only and invite buyers
call and stock before purchasing elsewhere
w. II. DEGROOT & CO. 100 Fulton st.,
mZ3 m &c New York
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L.
B.BINSsE co. SO William street, M stairs, respect
-. fully inform Photographers that they have hand
full supply of their Plates Of different Nos and sizes of the
70 mark 50 known n th5oushomi hs Un
generations used in the a; well
Baths Plate Poshes Coating Boxes and Head Rests best
city make. mis- lm*rc
TISTS.-The undersigned have made application get
Letters Patent for their to color Daguereoty
Pictures. This produces effect known before
and changes the appearance Dagueeotyye that Of the
guided only the hand Of the operator and machinery it can
be reformed by every skilled in the painting and
win be perfectly understood Mt glance II also be
municatedi in writing without difficulty.
Artists wishing to the Patent right for City
County make therefore by addressing
(post paid) to w. & +. LANCENHEIM,
lei I'm D&W*ec 1 Exchange, Philadelphia.
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LIVERPOOL CLAsSiFIcArIoNs.
-. .
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VOIGTLAENDEk'S DAGUERKEOTYPE
ui NHaHfefl APPARATUS tssf sfH esa.

A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother.in.
Aw Mr. voigaender Vienna, enable the subscribers to
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at $11.
Medium Apparatus, with inch lenses for half size
plates, at $78.
Small Apparatus with one-andahalf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50. ~ s~ttf .tt4@ A
Gentlemen sending remttance in accordance with the
prices depend receiving the genuine Voglaender
Aplarstp and not worthless mtatsd article they having
Plates and Chemicals Of their importation, well
all other articles connected with their for sale lowest
market prices. w. A. F.LANGENHEIM.
Philadelphia Exchange. n. !. VIZ .ea
Referring the above the subsc inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be procured the stated prices their Da
guerrean Atteer. No 2Oi Broadway, New York.
ml3Imy m Ian ENIIEIN & BECKERS.
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EVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
OST-On Monday last 18th inst the Park Theatre or
IL between the Theatre and Park Place. Gold Bracelet
the form Of Snake having opal the head The finder
will receive the above named reward returning the
No a Broad street. je2i 1w-rc
ATWILL'S MUSIC OF THE BOHEMIAN
GIRL"
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Prepared sold by g. p Thompson Druggist Philadelphia,
md sold wholesale and retail il III. city by SANDS
street. Sold also 70 Fulton street, and n East Broadway
Price so cents. 4e.4r mv17 Inns
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For the American Republican,
4 chill DIS w IS H.

BY SAMUEL If. ELLIS.
Wen EreUelpbeT, dearest mother, the day
I came from the woodlands so weary of play;
Chasing, with my heart iuat as light az a dream,
The golden wing butterflies over the stream
| stood by your side, you so gently ami kind
Smoothed every ungle; which was loos'd by the
wind,
Your voice was like music, you spoke with del Oh,
OF d land far away, so lovely and bright.
The sky there, you said was 40 pretty and blue,
And blossoms that changed not were spanged with
dew,
Aud akes pea ly cesr. all border with flowers,
MyrtCs and roses. more precious than ours
No sorrow is there, cold winter 10 fear,
OF said that the trees hnre rich fruit all the year;
And music enchanting is heard all day long,
fellow and sweet the nigbtngae's song.
My child, It's the ''Bettcr Land" far, far away,
The home Of bright flowers no words can portray,
The groves are all vocal with songs of the blest,
Vince those that are weary and BAD lindeth rest,
There's clear springs and fountains Of love all about,
Which sparkle in sunlight thai never goes out,
No language can picture world that's so fair,
oh! dearest mother, How WISH Was THERE.
Fountain placp. Baltimore, Nov. 1915.