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On the 2sth instant, Josrrh BRo~S aged 60 years
The friends and relatives If the family, together With
the members # Fulton Lodge, o. Of f., and the
Ssimssers' Society respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from ms late residence. No III Bridge
street city of Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon next At
2 o'clock
On the 9th int. CHRIsTorHrn HART, aged "a years
His funeral will take place 50 urdsy morning. 10Th
Inst O'Clock from the re,idsnce of his son Ed~ard
Hart No "a Jame. street His remains will be Inferred
in the Catholic Cemetery Eleventh street and First
avenue No carriages PERMITTED
On Friday nornr q. 2srh instant, MARY CArHAnrNE,
infant daughter of Richard and Mary Twinkle. aged
mouths and days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this after noon 1t o'clock Goth
instant from I6l Riviugton street
In Brookiyr. on Thursday evening, Mr.. WrNArr P.
BEsNETr sg-d 81
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No Q5 Fulton street omorrsv Saturday at ocl9ck
p NJ. His friends and acquaintances. aud the Fremen
and Exempt tir~meu of the city II brooklyn in
vited to attend, without further notice.
On Thursday evening JANIS FEAGAr.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral at his late residence No 81 ate street. rock
Ign st ii O'Clock on Saturday tthis day.
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announcements q Births. Marriages., and y aa' ar

.4nsounee rem ,ns sf Births. Marriages, aud shs are
maj ,rred uuiess dun auhen tceied and paid fl
~,
Mnrrted.
On wednesday Septen Der 10Th, at 2o6 East Broad
way by the Rev Mr. Krebs Of Rutgers street Church,
MIR FRANCIS BALL, to Miss CAROLINE BuTLEa, both OF
this city
On the evening Of the 2ith instant, In St Psul's
Church Brown willie. JrffersOn county N Y, by the
Rev " illism II. Hill Miss Many Ely daughter of the
late William s. Fly, Of that place, to Mr. Csc. WHT-
NEW. Of Philadelphia Pa
In Baltimore Md the 2tth Instant JOSEPH r.
SKILMAN to Miss LUcRErIA A WEIGH.
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FOREIGN Melts.

NAL Bsesron Lsrrsss IN PApsas for Ch.sres Pa
Mans, san Irancisco Oregon, NAlpsrais TINA C., NJ
satlsn the ssndeicb lisnde fbund "a Adam. n
Co.'S Office Ne 10 sl street. until within I've M a.
dpssturs Of The steamer crescent City rus.day next
Lsrrpr Rass Of steamer nitersis Tor Liv.rno ,u 49,
st tie Eschrnse kesdng notm, 81 Exchsnge tits d,v =,
the usual Lour Le,.,s Ne prepaid par Of bs
world Letter bees Tor Chs snama vapsrss sand
itch Islands, tima taiao California Uregen Knssn
10, viii eote the above sfce Tuesday Oct a.
osoot These mats forwarded in charge Of sre
megsepesr
Ltrp,s RAGS ~ ttsmsr nibernis far Liverpool viii
cots At keny 81 all " day az lah oeoct
It.l base " Cts, Gaffrss Pans.
me- Veil sise Sandwich ilsnd K,gston Ia sI close
at tbs shove ~hce ON Tuestay. Oct g. at2x o'clecs.
Herald nstIne Genres ,s.us,erce.
B,rst "a sept b arvsd-sept ship prscess vioto-
TIA Wss'i ttg Ca.edous. ~ Sepheae Nh sh sohrs sa-
rorite, New feftj Charles Lst LONDON th barb MARI
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Home Ports.

BsLrIvoRg Sept Arr Ir brig Banner Card. Halifax;
Br ~ Emily. Bsnts do. Jld brgs Extrs Long
Trance Jam. gardner 81 johns sehrs woo,,en. RI
lbetvorth, NNork; Sarah morrill, Sruns do SD ship
inntt 1iicour, Tor NOr bark Ida sie Boston,
Era, 81 1hVmss STANDARD. tD Ne~ frnrdid sehrs
yesterday rnng put back again account % she
rtfutihg 20 work.
tHhhLrsror, sept 2f-Au ssiesmship Osprey Diohip-
Philscei hs riss Tower, Bulcter satanss.; emps
Utplbs New lork, IN distress hound Gaiv
Tn Monday, nth lat 20 Ion To- experienced very
sale from W, which lated from Monday 10 Frd.y
fore torgsllapt us 81 naistop stove
s,d osused tie vceito leak baOly that she had
time i've feet % water IN the hold th f
into pvr yerJ email On Friday lat 81
about 90 cav ship with panied prs dismased having
,aried thii hut mast matetopmAst, and
LOwtIrshe las stshdng rtt nm er What san sne could
MAJ Below, ship ns n Elliott, Niork bark Como, from
Bus.sn.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN OUANT BOTTLES,

FOR the removal and cure Of s diseases arising from
a Kings Evil rheumatism ob,ina,s ou,aneous Euptons
and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphte symptoms sciatca
Aces DroPsy Exposure OF mprudence in Life Also Chronic
preparation strongly concentrated all the medicinal
table Kingdom and fully tested only ~ patients
auased and the appreciation public
its own merits for value "m and
pariia Diseases cured furnished in the
have used for the millions n
of life. and nuses vso throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
following striking and will be permanent
of soroula commends Itself to all similarly af
sourHroRr, Conn, JAM /, lsls
Mes SANDS Gentlemen sympathy for the afflicted induces
my wife She severely afflicted with the scrof
uS sr Of ns n~ ns ct hs Rdn
and finding relief from the remedies used the attacked on
BE- laid open without any benefit
para The first produced decided and favorable
ss 81 a had hn %
friends she found her health quite restored It is over
Ing the disease thoroughly eadicaed from system
neghbors all knowing to these facts and highly
| Yours with respect JULIUS PIKE
letter received from Mr. ~ w Harris gentleman
wen known IN LOUISA county va -, - Ca
s hsss @ boy , Of of %"' w
lily, Yours, truly, 80 49, ,,.,,,s
"FREDrRicKs HAIL. Va, July II, 1s4s"
SANDS almost unnecessary to direct a,
to an article 50 well and so o ss a
worthless compounds bearing
little OF the virtue OIL TINS
think confer greater bnneh on our
attention to the ADVERTISEMENT o ne
Messs another column The bottle mas recently
arged hold quart and those who wish ey $50 90 h nn
viii 6nd conce all the medicinal value oil inc root
The experience thousands has proved its moaey IN curing
recommended and at the Preeh,
time more any other perhaps TINS meoelne IN
Of seasonfone Journal Sept isis
paa a., saI yybosols and retail, by A. b. d. SANDS
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street corner Oh "ism Ne"
| York ,.....-o. ,,.-,.. q. .
Co and Messs D. w. H. Gilman soin IN AiexahdTia by
| Cool pell and in Georgetown by r. T. Cissell
sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States
and Conadas Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for So
| Is-tlSJuly.
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L>OR sALE.-A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
the Washington Race Course and about two and
hall miles from the Centre Market House, on ine road
This farm within small fraction OF three hun
bred acres about two of which OF good
woodland and the balance good cultivation and the soil
much improved.
The improvements consist two-sory farm house,
a dwelling for farm hands, new Wostory stable and
house barn and courthouse, and other small build
ngs an extensive kitchen garden with extensive hotbeds,
and pretty extensive orchard of the mos, select fruit OF
various kinds.
The whole is well fenced the title ndispuabc, the
price moderate, and terms easy IL is believed that more
healthy location TO be iound IN ths District and has
the OF Rock creek crossing OF IT, and
tine mill within forty yards OF the land. The tract is
evcTyw here well watered with hne springs
For further Information, inquire of Thomas Carbory, o.
Washington, or Lewis CaTbeIy, OF Georgetown.
Mar lU-ti
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair,

7 : NAVY DkFAKIMENi,
Bureau of Construction Equipment, and Repair,
| March l, 1919
FINDER the Joint resolution of Congress- approved Ma
O. 1919 entitled a oResoution respectiuY contracts TO
hemp for the use of the American navy sealed proposal
will be received at this bureau or the United States hen
agencies at louisville Kenuckv or ST Louis Missouri
90 be forwarded by them unopened to this bureau
for delivering under contract at either of the sale
me beu gnalifu of nrrira MATER rosd hsslp in uuan
titles of five and upwards the consist OF 224t
Two bundled and forv.one dollars ner ton Tbe proposa
10 be opened on tho 3Ob dav of Nav next The depart
ment y then I.hsr ,Se Contracts shall he
awarded No delivery will he reouired sooner than the Isl
dav Of January 1870 - - -
fbe said bemp must be eo,,, in ouatv to the hes,
foreign hemp and in all of equality ofbid the con
rra Wi l,e 81 ven ,o the Ia. The nnantv re-
nuired annnalv will he ahom,i ho tons a'
The said hemo mnst Inc ,ooughIv dressed cleaned free
from shiyes and must not lose more than sixteen per
cent of tow and waste when bacI,elled TO the salts
faction Of The nsnec,ors ,eay for sn,nnn. r.. srenoh
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nRKM a. HOPKINS, late John NJ Oren ~ Co.. north
" west Market and Charles Streets BALTIMORE
would inform merchants and merchant siors THAT they
have hcd up the floors their tailoring and clothing
department, Tor the sale, by the piece, OF cloths cass
mrrer, vc-,ings isiors imniog aud all articles sdaped
trade. Ia. liberal patronage bestowed upon them
this department OF their business has Induced them To
enlarge their warehouse to enable them To meet their In
trade One OF the psrtpcr who has had long
p.rcnce in business, VIII devote hs whole iime 10
chasing goods aud buyers may rely upon finding large
stock OF Whatever s desirable OF European aud
American msnuisctur that money can procure.
New cloth. rooms will be opened on ia. ist OF March.
Entrance on Charles street Feb Z1--coim
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American Hotel,
Broadray, corner of Barclay street, New York

Broadtcay, corner of Barclay street, NeW York
THE proprictors TABER 81 BAGLEY, respectfully an
their friends and the public that they have
leased this we-known hotel and have made many inn
ladies' ordinary will soon be completed also additional
on Broadway.
IL is furnished entirely with furniture made
prcssy to their order. 1t is their determination
make II of the best and fashionable
the travelling public that be found in this country
Its situation Is unsurpassed, being directly in front of the
Park and Fountain where the Croon is continually play
OF the steamboat and railroad landings
Tho tables will at all times be bountifuy supplied with
the dcicacles OF the season. and their wines liquors
having been selected with great cannot fail give
satisfaction.
The propre,ors hope. by personal poeness and alton
on merit the support and confidence of the public
JOB TABEB, Boston.
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia.
Ngw YonK, Feb rs, 1919.
Mar t-lm
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LRENCH and Spanish LenguaRes.-J. MEIERE late
professor United States navy, Yale College, Nc.,
specuu'y acquants the citizens of Washington that he
conemPatcs giving instruction in the above languages
as well as in the English to foreigners
Prof Meere ialers himself that his Population
sruoor too well established here require particular
references.
For terms Nc, address M the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor, Taylor Msury, and Fischer at his
esidenee at Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Frsnck TsyloI
Fsnnsy lyant& avenue, Nov, 6-f
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gNpOR NATION WANrGD---Ia the month OF Sopten,-
Der lss7 my 500, William Graves, enlisted the Unit
Ied army, the county u ps.r Virginia, and bc-
came a member Of company II, "a regiment dragons,
and was discharged from The Uulied States army,
ron certc.rs ordinary disability the general hospi-
al ss,s r,~sas barracks. 2is Of Auxast Isfs
nce which ums have heard nottns Of him The sym
pathisng reader who kiye any further Information
.pretl. nv aid ron whether he be living dead. will
oonsrf great obsstsoa nP0u ah,cct isihef By md
dressing me 81 Msrssviilo, Psse county, Virgins
MasA JANIS 4. GRAVES,
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TO OUR sUBSCRIBERs.

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payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may money isties the posags
on which viii be paid by and all assumed by ourselves in
safe transmission
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National clearinghouse.

UIJST RECEIVED, direct from the Island of St Thomas
j Der brig Annalostn, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought to this Market which
will be served up daily in soup, and all the various modes
of cookery and in the best possible style Also from Nor
folk fresh OYSTERS spced oysters, sheepshead mackere
shortest notice.
Or Families served rs usual.
Aug. 1S-u W. WALKER r.
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and the and conditions which the is be
made, the last annual Advertisement,
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Posr OFrIoE DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, January 20, 1919
Jan 2S-laWtMaI30
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&c. NC. &c.
Tickets SI0--halves $5-quarters So 80.
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40
Do do. 70 Half do. 40
Do. do ~ Quarter do. ID
Orders for tickets and certificates of packages
above splendid loter will receive the prompt
attention. oic ia of each drawing sent i'm
mediaely after it all who order from Address,
j. ~ G. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. Maury ~ CO., managers,
Feb 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
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N1ACAULAY's History Of England, cheap edition
WI FiI, volume this day received, for sale By ron
Mar IL, F, TAYLoh'
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Fos nstsisa.v~.

The Osceoa leaves ios the above place every Sunday
O'Clock IA, returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock p. stopping going and returning nj Cone
rivrr Va Leousrdtown, Nd, and "a Mays fiver Md,
and at the inicTsdsss landas' the Poomae, sig
MAJ s-disoola JAMES MITCHELL.
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GEORGIA

SSS From Raysvle at Friday
BY John Bentleys
10 Lincolnton, by IL m, 20 miles
,,o, = And back between and
"''' From Pendleton, ;. G at Wednesday
BY Pou,ams Ferry, Kings Bench, Bowersvie,
~ Franklin Springs, and Madison Springs
To Athens Ga by IL m day, IS miles
And back between p m Thursday and p next
day.
Proposals Tor twice-aweek and also for ui-weeky ser
vice viii DO considered, with view reducing ditcon
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FNpN NOslFStl.k.

r. THE STEAMER oSCEoLA leaves Wash.
insion lor the above place every Thursday at
ocors a ~. returning, viii leave Norfolk every Friday
at O'Clock y, an, touching at Cone nvcT gon. and
tnIning. Passage and iaFc %.
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- xortss A rtta sts xusfa essnLfss. sptts saaotfsA.
eKosals. ave rtnHinA
Erfracf FROM IA n Cearsss u ~ ssss $50 s's y
-xsa be a. osthsT suasfss Ihst sish - Ne duY q
an. P,.aa.s,~r t~efp al fpfafe iinss ~
"a, hs ,ruus..ossaslas. OF snail - ~ NJ in every
"a a. ~ tbs loves biidCf ctterng ssnCi~ni sasssntts
M, hitbfA t~slunsnes wihnui etsf frtrfrnes W Tie
mode Of sack hsn MAY ~ n~srs-~ry % pee
wa. tos tL~ do~ oeleIif. craiTs and ~catfy Of sac
nor sks cpatfsrtsg hssssief b.
,,aulrs 40 puschase tnke Of vsasss~, inc secs
or vehicles OF any pre- oouacioF Boz Toe fnute
a. Bidders viii BE- careful % read shs tnns and nsrc-
,i,ns anpmbsnsed 70 tho ~dssftis-nenf fissy
aursea 70 STATE IA their proposals. 'ks mode ~ watch hey
1n,.nd 20 CONVEY the mail Ws-se hs sixs aud ~elsh ~
he mails OF speed called or n The sshss.cs. chs.
nnirr M the contracts Will be made os essch steamboat
or convey ence tho he aud.
onenty such routes viii be let bids proposing saeh
mode Of conveyance la sill other viii be
assigned bids proposing the cheapest Is'e Of u1nspof-
taon.
PROPOSALS for carrying tho mails OF tbs Used states
6om the ls day al Iuly -S9, the afn OF june i-si
Inclusive, in VIRG MA, NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH
CAROLINA GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, viii he received
at the office OF The Post ohcs Department ~ shs
civ of Wa shngton until a OF the stb April t.sS,
no be decided by 2ith day Of April 1897 the
and in the manner and time herein specified, wa
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$4,000 $50, OOO-$2O 600 1000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Glass No. So, for lSl9
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday, the 18th of
April, lS49.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-14
National Fast.

The bloody warrior and STAKEHOLDER, whom
the people of this country have chosen 10 rule
over them during the current four years, has
issued his proclamation, appointing the first
Friday of August next as a day of national
humiliation and prayer, and Of seeking the
protection of The Almighty against the scourge
Of the pestilence. God forbid that we should
mock the sense of weakness which prompts
US all, in our moments of calamity and SOL
row, 10 turn in a p~enitent and confding spi.
rt toward the Good Father and invoke his
protection and blessing. The religious SEN
timent is too deeply imbedded in our own ma.
ture 10 allow US gratuitously to wound the
feelings Of any honest, truth-loying SOUL
But this National Fast what can we saw of
it, except that it is a mockery and a sham I
Does President Taylor expect, or even de.
sire, that the people will keep san accepta.
Bile day to the Lord" by loosing the bands
of wickedness, undoing the heavy burdens,
letting the oppressed go free, and breaking
every yoke? If So, there would be some
sense in expecting that, as a consequence Of
exercising such a spirit of penitence and
goodwill, the HEALTH Of the people would
%'sPRING FORTH SPEEDILY But a fast which
allows those who observe i, to 90 on 'smi.
ling with the fist of wickedness,' exacliDy
the labor of unpaid slaves, and hiding them.
selves from their own flesh uba, ia Il
an insult TO God, an impious effort of hypo.
critics to make their voice to be heard m
high If we believed that God ever sends
disease and death upon men by direct inter.
position, as a reward fog their evil doiDrs
this proposed fast would fill us with alarm
We should expect him to pour out the yials
Of his fercest indignation upon a people Cha,
dared thus 10 mock and insult him.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-14
Convention of Young Men and Women.

AT the recent meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Western A. S. Society, i
was suggested that the interests of the caus,
would be subserved by holding, during tn
next Autumn, a Convention of the Anii.Sla
very Young Men and Women Of Ohio. The
suggestion was received with favor, though
no official action was taken in the premises
it being thought best that the proposition
should be made, through the Bugle, to the
whole body of Ohio Abolitionists, leaving
them TO adopt or reject itas they might deem
advisable.
In accordance with this plan, we now put
the question directly TO our Anti. Slavery
friends, UiN you hare such a Conrention? If
you answer generally in the affirmative, the
Executive Committee will, under your adj
vice, appoint place and time and issue
the necessary call. We might say much in
favor Of a Convention, but VIC prefer 10 leave
the matter TO the spontaneous and unbiased
judgment o! those whose hearty cooperation
is indispensable 10 the success of the measure.
There is to our mind much that is pleasant
in the thought of such a gathering of the
earnest and devoted Young Men and Women
Of our invincible anti slavery host; not that
we would set the Young above the Old,
much less reject the c%ounsels of the latter,
but that, for once, we would put them in the
forefront of the battle, to develope their
courage and manliness. by affording them an
opportunity of fighting on their own hook"
The presence Of PARKER PlLLsBURY and
JAMES N. BuFFuM, two Of New England's
bravest Young Men-'men thatare MEN
would add greatly TO our means Of rendering
the Convention worthy of the State and of
the cause.
Now, friends! if you are in favor Of a
Convention, let us hear from you, and the
soontr the better. The Executive Commit
tee will not feel authorized TO act unless you
respond earnestly, heartily, not to say enthu-
siastically. 1t will not be enough that here
and there an individual or town gives an af-
frmative answer. The question is before
THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
and all are invited to spelk their minds.
Please write, post paid, 10 the Editor of
the Bugle. We shall be glad also to receive
suggestions as TO the best time and the most
appropriate place for such a Convention
provided, of course, that our friends shall de-
eide in favor Of holding it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-14
Monster Meeting in New Orleans.

The people Of New Orleans have recently
had a monster meeting'-we had almost
said a meeting Of monsters !-''a grand de-
monstration in favor of Italian Republican
ISM" The Governor of the State presided,
and speeches, full of praise of the Italians for
their love of liberty, were made by various
distinguished men. Probably every one of
these windy declaimers is a stakeholder -
How preposierous, that men who are welded
TO a system Of bondage, in comparison with
which the despotism Of the Roman monarchy
was lighter than a feather, should prefer their
sympathies TO- the Republicans of Italy =
New Orleans is the hot-bed Of American Sla-
very and all its kindred rascalities ; and ve,
the people of that city, with their feet upon
The necks of the poor blacks, claim TO be FORE
most In their love Of { free nstitutions.,-
Their resolutions are an apt illustration of the
wordy hypocrisy, the disgusting lip-service,
which passes in This great country for gen.
uine love Of Freedom.
Resolred, That we regard The presen, strpo-
gle OF the people Of Central Italy as the s,rug-
gle oil right and justice against brute force
and tyranny in their mos; odious forms; and
that we deeply sympathize with the Roman
Republicans in their efforts 10 rid themselves
forever OF an oppressive form of government,
and 10 establish for themselves and posterity,
free and liberal institutions. in accordance
with the spirit Of the age and the genius and
wants oil the Italian people.
Resoircd, That it is our duty as men. as
American citizens, and as the common parti-
clPants in the benefits of modern civilization
to which Italy has SO largely contributed, to
extend to them in their honr Of need all the
aid and assistance which we lawfully can.
ReSOIped, That a committee of nine persons,
TO be called 1.-THE Executive Committee in
aid of the Italian Patriots" be appointed,
with full powers to do all things necessary 10
carry out the objects Of this meeting.
Italy may som day have an opportunity to
show her gratitude by an offer of sympathy
10 the black republicans of Louisiana in a
struggle of right and justice against butte
force and tyranny The day of Emancipa-
ton to the slaves Of these American sympa-
%ihizers, or their posteriiy, will yet arrive:
" No il it come with storm, and blood, and fire.
W hen midnight darkness wells the earth and SKY
No to the innocent bahe--the guilty sire
Mother and daughteT-friends of kindred liz"