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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-07
THE DAILY DISPATCH
SATURDAY, June S.
House of Delegates.

House Of Delegates.
The following bills were passed to day.
Appropriating the Public Revenue for the
fiscal year lSSl-52;
Appropria,ing $4,000 to purchase library
aud philosophical apparatus and organ for the
institution OF the Deaf and Dumb and OF the
Blind;
Extending the corporate powers Of the town
Of Charlottesville;
Authorising the issuing of licenses in certain
cases;
Concerning the term of office of Justices OF
the peace, and certain other officers OF couh''eS
and corporations;
Authorising Circuit Judges IN vacation 10
appoint Commissioners in Chancery or ior
stating accounts;
A Joint resolution relative to the printing OF
the acts and Joint resolutions OF the present SEES
sion of the General Assembly;
A hill from the Senate authorising the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company to
raise money by an issue of new stock or by
loan;
Amending an act Incorporating the town of
Danvile;
Authorising the corporation of Fredericks.
burg to make loun TO the Hazel River Navi.
CATION Company;
Regulating the jurisdiction Of the District
Courts and Court of Appeals, with amend
ments;l
Authorizing a loan to the James River and
kanawha Company so as to prevent any failure
to meet the interest for which the State is
bound.
Mr.. Butler presented minority report from
the Committee on the Armorv, accompanied
by bill as substitute for the bill reported by
the majority of said committee, in relation to
the removal of the brick wall in front of the
Armory, &c. The report was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Lewis os Harrison, presented a long
preamble, with resolutions attached, in relation
to the removal of the Capitol Of Virginia to
more central location. They were laid On the
table.
Various members untedly presented a pro-
test against the tax bill which they had voted
for, asking that the protest might be entered
upon the journal of the House. Objection be-
ing inside, the protest was disposed of by its
indefinite postpOnement.
The House concluded action on the tax bill,
and returned the same to the Senate which
body was chiefly occupied to-day with the
amendments Of the House to said bill.
A communication was received, informing
the House that the Senate had passed Joint
resolution instructiDg our Senators and re.
questing our Representatives in Congress to
endeavor to procure the passage Of an act re =
funding 10 --, a resident of Missouri,
and Virginian by birth, several thousa nd
dollars expended by him in travelling 400
miles to the, aid of sick, pershing and suffer.
ing emigrants on the overland route to Califor-
mia, in 1850. The preamble applauIs in the
highest terms the liberality, humanity and
kindness Of Mr.. on the occasion alluded
to.
AT near three o'clock, the House adjourned
to the evening session.
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Table of r ates.

Those over fifty years of age will be charged IS
psr cent extra One dollar and fifty cents admis
SION fee will be charged, in addition to the above,
the first year, and must be paid al the time of ap-
plication and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs-Dogget e. Anderson, Upholster.
ers, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo NJ West & Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith j. Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen &
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald g. Lyons,
Regaia Manufacturers, Exchange Place. Habits
ton & Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th ST. do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling A Laing, hard
ware do, do; George Hardman, builder, do; E
Wharton, Editor of Times and Gazette, do And.
Mehaffy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank. Portsmouth,; J M Blanchard,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor of
Ohio; Hon Joseph Wright, Gov'r of Indiana !;
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'r of Illinois, Hon
Austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead, Senator from Penn; Hon James M Por-
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed post
paid) to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD IL,

EAPhESS
Fruits, Fresh Meats and other perishsble articles
On and after Monday, 7th June, freight car ar
ranged for the purpose, will be run with the mail
train three times week for the more speedy trans
portation of Milk, Butter, Fruits, Fresh meats and
other rerishable articles, and of Packages of Mer
chandise now frequently sent in the baggage cars.
ASpecial Agent will always accompany this car
to attend to the receipt and delivery of all articles
in Richmond and at the several depots an ad
vance on the regular charges by the freight train
will be made to cover the extra expenses.
The frst trip will be from Richmond on Monday,
7th June and from Woodville ON Tuesday 9th /;
afterwards on alternate days except Sundays.
All articles mustbe put up securely, with their
weight marked thereon, and be in place before the
arrival OF the train at depots in the country, as
there can be no delay on this account.
N. B. Freight by chis will not be taken for
any Turnouts-and paid for in advance.
All articles not properly considered as baggage
will be charged for and they will be expected to
be sent by the express freight car.
jel f. Fl. GILL, Supt
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NLOTHING At COsT-STOCK FOR SALE
v STORE FOR RENT am now Offering my
entire stock of Ready Made Clothing at cost, and
any person wishing to purchase the stock, great
inducement will be offered. The stand cannot be
surpassed, and the stock is all seasonable and man.
uiactured expressly for this marxet. desire to
to California, my only object in selling out
This is no humbug; trial of which will satisfy
anybody wishing to buy.
L. HYNEMAN,
SO Main street
N. B. Wholesal, dealers are requested to CALL as
We will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
my 22-Im*
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MECHANICS, UNION AssOCIA.

WI TION.-Ofice IN Exchange building, next
doo- to the Post Office, Richmond, Va.-ACCU'
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
$50, 000.-M. B. DEAN, President. Finance Com.
mittee: Wm. Patton, G. C. Wood, II. B. Judklns,
A. Wilbur, Actuary.
This Association has declared dividend of thirty
FIVE and one half per cent for the year ending April
LIST, 1852 No liability to assessment
This is an Association OF Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits
you will become life member, and will be entitled
to weekly benefit (irst week excepted during
ife if you should be disabled by sickness or &C.
cident from attending to your ordinary business or
Occupation. reinaies win dra" i'll case OF SICKNESS
common to both sexes
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER so
YEARS OF AGE.
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DRY GOODS.-WlLLIAME E. WARREN is
II offering at his sand, al Eagle Square, a full
assortment of Dry Goods for ladies' and gentle
mems wear. His Dress Goods department COM
prises choice patterns OF Bareges, Tissues, Barege
de LANES, &c, in the hanc soonest combination Of
colors; and in the department tor gents wear can
be found complete and desirable assortment OF
Cloths. Cassimeres, Dri1ings &c. In Gloves, EN-
broideries and Hosiery his stock offers satisfactory
inducements. In connection with the above will
be found supply of beautiful Mantillas OF various
styles and in different coors also black silk Man
tllla Lace. my l8-t20ju
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lust IN SEASON. We have just received
y another supply Of white and striped French
Drill Marseilles and Linen Goats and Pants, to-
gether with large assortment of White, Buff and
Figured Marseilles and Linen Vests also, another
supply OF those beautiful blue Silk Coats so gene
rally admired for their pleasanness and the style
IL which they are gotten up, to which would
call the imm. diate attention of purchasers.
HENRY SHAFER & CO,
je2 Corner Mem and l4th streets.
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WIRE DISH CUyEnc.-I@1 aooss s az
w new article of c0vsr to put over meat 49,
pies, &c, 10 keep off fics or small insects 80
are Of peculiar construction, nelbg lnade " 80
tine woven wire. are of various SHAPES aud sllss,
viz: round, oval and oblong, and VII SUI o. -
plates and dishes Of airy sizs. They ara very
varying IN price from isi Cents 10 ~ p. ~ n.
usefulness Is such that no houseksepef snoas1 :.
without them. For sale at the House, asasn''s
Emporium OF ~,urrp
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LIVER C0MPLAINT.

-o-o-o-ow- y W "a ~ o1 Az. L.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDlCE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR NER
VOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all
diseases art
sing from dtsor-
dered Liver or Sto-
mach, such as Const,pa-
ton, Itpard Piles, Fullness, or
Bloodto the Head Acidty 2tthe Sto.
mach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullasss, or weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fguttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Soinmtng of the Head, Hur.
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Sufocat,ns Sensations
chen in a lying posture, Dimness of vi.
sion, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
FeUer and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Perspi-
ration, YelIopmess of
the Skin and Eyes,
Pain I'm the
Side, H
Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden FIushes of Heat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant bna9inings Of
E0tl, and Great Depression of Spirits, can be eff.
iectualy cured by DIR. HOOFLAND'S CELE-
DRAFTED GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by DIR.
c. NJ. jackson, at the German Medicine Store
Ivy Arch street, Philadeiphla.
.I Tner power over the above diseases is not ex-
cened-i equaiied-Dy any other prepai alton In the
United States, as the cures attest in many cases at
'et T sAiiui ~ pny slciahs hao ,alie9'
Ihese DUETS are worthy the attehtion OF inVa.
Ios POSSESSING great virtues IN tne reciincanon OF
diseases oi tne Liver ana lesser giahos exercising
.on ,s IN ~eakness ana anec
ants; ~ me digestive ofsahS 'ney are "itnai' sale
'oi 'a'N "I pEpa tGasa aNn DE- corurNcrn
Cbor,es Poh;nsn az e.. De E EOn vin NJ ,.
To Dr. Jackson Isnna rt' 1870 aa;d NO. Al letter
aMv wife md ra,aa,; 80 2, ,oo "a,,'sa
from your raadciys ,har &C., o,n.r @
taken tor the Dnsnausa nan oh we nave e'er
"The Tenth 'eap p :, nmbished -, Wcoas,o.h
'a' January ~ Iooo, SAID
awe have nn;tor,oI r.sai "a to-, r..o,,,,,,us
inc m the nnhjic anv IF the rarious pa,en, Ny
Ing 70 .ne puSnc any OF tne various falent Medl.
their value Amona those We con:dep ,vor,5a " "a
Land and oren.rad hy nr IseLson Z, p ~ 1oI l1o
anu pIepaieu " ~. 1aeAson, Ia rniadeipnia
ZINC AnoIanCo u par uCoiaf, Ii which tne superior
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I IPPINCOTT's CABINET HIsTa

IPPINCOTT'c CABINET HIsTU.
~ RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written BY
i 5 Arthur and VIM E Carpenter. Histories OF
Virginia, kentucky and Georgia now ready-each
In this series OF histories the author while pre-.
senung concise but accurate narrative of the do
mesc policy OF each State, will give greater pro.
%lnence to the personal history Of the people. The
esrIy coonsts the lowered around the
tearlessly amid peril the incidents of border w.
iare; the adventures of hardy pioneers. the haan
waichfuness, the subtle surprise, the ruthless a..
an sna prompt these having had
american character. are TO be faithfully recoraaa
wniie the progressive developments of the ci,;.s.
each individual State, from the rough fores, III,
OF lne earlier day TO the polished CONDITION Of The
az instructing as it ia interesting Book sans i
mail when desired 'en' ~
my 20 HAROLD A. MJrRpay
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TO THOSE WHO SUE.
~ * FER FROM DEFECTIVE EYE
SIGHT-The subscriber informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that ne has returned to the
city and will be happy to attend to all persons re.
quirng his aid. His optical skill and superior glasses
are well known, that they need no farther praise
He can be consulted at No. 4, City Hotel and pro.
misses to give full satisfaction.
ap 30-ts E. MARKENS, Opticiap
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I AIDES: LADIES Away 10 the Cheap
Ia store of MiLLHISER & BRo, 1913 Broad q.
Reduction In Prices.-selling Oh.-As ns
season is advancing and having very large $50
OF desirable Goods ON hand in order TO !sauss
them we have determined to offer every srlscs ~
hand, from a Grape Shawl to Cotton Handxeicsss'
at a reduced price We are confident thar SUE
bargains. as we are willing to sell, 70 those WIG
call soon, cannot be had every day. oa hano'
Barge de LANES, Bareges, Lawns. 6ingnsms.
black aud colored Silks. plain and dotted esss
Muslins, Cambsics, Jaeonnests, SIX Lsees; e'ea!
article In the Domestic line, such as b.eaSas GO
Cot,ons ST. extremely One at cents; Pillow esss
-, oleacned, at 10 eents per yard wv Lsi'ea
Handkerchiefs at prime auction cost Csa So 80.
and secure some Of the cheapest Goods ever o1s..
ed in this city, at MILLHlSER bnoo
my 20 1873 bfoao st'e--
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e. @5: 80
E1UR NORFOLK, PORTSMO UTa. Old

IL POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt
VIM. c. SMITH, having been refitted for the sum-
mer travel. will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthall, on Wednesday the I'd of June
The Cars running in coanexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning a: 6
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA viii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ.
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and all the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point 81 90
De. to Cokes orjGrove Wharf, so
Do. to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth, g o.
Children over 3 and not over II years of age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, oO
To any point on the River not below the
uedls,- ~
Do. for children and servants, ....-..--. 25
THOS. DODAMEAD,
my % Superintendent
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~ OTlCE.-At NO. lI2 Main Street you viii
~ find as good an assortment of Ready Made
Clothing as will BE found in this City. Our Goods
are well made, and will be sold very cheap for
cash ). MERCHANT & WEISIGER
je2 No. liz, Main at.
NIB. Also-A fine assortment of Shirts and Col
lars.
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ADtEs' THIN SOLE MUKO q q q
perior fitting and durable Morocco Boots, for sale
cheap al WALSHS,
my 20 - Main street. Sign Of the Boot
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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
F SATURDAY.

AMERICAN HoTEL-A Glover. EllzsSe, y
City, c; Lucid Norfolk aa s,;.n sn sSa Sav
tw NV g. RavenaI and family, Charles
WV. aensbsw, Alabama; Mrs Monk and ser.
ION r, cha,lsston: ID calendar and Mr. Mertins,
Petersburg; R Beverly, Nottoway; J Morrison
s'na z. AR Conner aud C B Norton, Washing
ton: q L Pennock, N C; } K Leod, Baltimore;
Hsskins, Falmouth.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-E P Baugh, Ames
ana Moody, Chesterfield; + Bowyer, Charlottes
vile; w Perry, Philadelphia; w Il Rufin, N G
Robertson, Nottoway; f C Jordan, Campbell
J Clarke, Richmond; s Hicks, Campbell;
Graves aud A McAiphine, N c.
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SOUTHERN REGALIA DEPOT, NO.
~ 81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-P.
Horton x each. manufacturer of Reealia for the
Encampment and Subordinate Lodges, /. y. o. F -,
Masons, Sons of Temperance, Rechabites, Red
Men, aud all other societies. also, Banners, Flags
Signals, &c, in the latest and most approved STYLES
not surpassed by any Northern manufacturers in
quality or price. Lodges, Encampments, and Di.
visions fitted out with Costumes, Robes, Sashes,
Jewels, Stats OF Office Gavels &C.
N B-Drawings and Designs for Banners, Resa
la, &c will be furnished, and any information re-.
CURED will be cheerfully impaired Oh application.
or by addressing the advertiser. nv 29-Im
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d ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
II ROAD.-EXCURSION TICKET. On and
after Thursday May Goth, Excursion Tickets Will
bessued over the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Fare from Richmond tn the Ju notion and back
the same day. So 50 children under three years of
age free from three to twelve years, half price.
The cars leave tn 3 depot every morning, except
Sunday, att, A. M. returning, arrive at Richmond
at las P NJ.
nv 10 JOHN III. OSBORNE, Sup't.
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NELLiNG OFF AT COST FOX CASH
~ The subscribers, intending to make a change
IN their business, offer their entire stock of DRY
1ooDs al cost lor cash, and respectfully ask all
persons wishing purchase to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that a
better assortment Of Dry Goods or one selectad
with more care, was never offered at cost in this
market Our stock consists OF the latest and most
approved styles. Determined TO close, we assure
the public there is no humbug in this advertise.
ment Do not forget to call at 2O3 Broad street.
between 4th and 9Th streets.
my 27-9m L. M ROSE
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W0hTMN OF ATTENTION.
straw HATS suitable forseryan,s = h,st am ds
posed TO seii at very low price. Those ia wan.
o. hats Tor servants win find i, 10 their In
tefest 20 cal at No. 81 Main street A.so, beauti
fui arscie Of India Straw Hats for gentl.mens wear
ny -. JOHN THOMPSON.
w nv 3 Davr ens n9sssiaed ,ss cal. !. n X
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EREsH GROUND COFFEE.-JusI re
ceivea, new supply Ground Coffee, retailing
at sd. per pound
je3 HULST & KING
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EOR SALE.-A very desirable framed Dwell.
l. ing, with excellent Kitchen, &c, on Leigh
street. Immediate possession may be had. This
property is in good order. The owner wishing to
remove to the country, would make the terms ia
vorable to purchaser. Apply at this office,
an 29-ts
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal Philadelphia, mdse to
Mayo & Atkinson
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston, mdse to D Currie.
SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Chichester, New York, mdse d
Currie
Schr Lavnia Jane, Kechum, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Brown, Mckee James River.
NEW York, June 5-Cid schr Haxall, Layfeld
Richmond
sylvania, Baymore, Richmond; brig Sea Belle
Hartman do.
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10000, 10000, 1000, so OF 1000, so of 500
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No 20. TO De
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, June lotn. 20
numbers, l3 drawn.
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5xH-sGII,sEh FOX NORTH RIVER g.
BUCHANAN The canal boat
UNION, Capt felps is now ready to receive freight
Tor the bove points, and will leave on Thursday in
time to go through before navigation is obstrucied
my 81 A. LEE
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19

fore me, with its walls, fortresses and
domes, was il moi still The City Of David?
| saw the Jerusalem of the New Teste.
Hsspt as had imagined it. Long lines
OF walls crowned with notched parapet
and strengthened towers. with few
domes and spires above them. clusters
OF cypress here and there; this vas all
that was visible of the city. On either
side the soil sloped down to the two
deep valleys over which it hangs. On
the east, the Mount OF Olives, crowned
with chapel and mosque, rose high
ard steep; but directly over the city,
the sight fell far away upon the noun ),
lains of Moab beyond the Dead Sea-
The scene was grand in tie sublinity.
The prominent colors were the purple
o. those distant mountains and the heavy
gray OF The nearer hills. The walls
we're OF The dull yellow Of weather.
stained marble. and the only trees the
dark cypress and moonlight olive. Since
We arrived, | have looked down upon
the city from the mount Of Olives, and
up to it from the valley of Jehosaphat
out cannot restore the illusion Of that
FIRST view.
Inside the gate We threaded a nun-
per OF intricate passages under dark
archways. and being turned off from one
hotel, which was full Of travellers. we
reached another, kept BY converted
Jew. where we found DR.. Eli Smith,
who arrived yesterday. 1t sounds strange
to talk Of q, hotel in Jerusalem. but the
world is progressing. and here are al.
ready three.
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First view Of Jerusalem.

Bayard Taylor. in late letter to III G
N. Y. Tribune, gives the following ac-
count Of his first impressions of the
Holy CitT-
When climbed the last ridge, and
looked ahead with sort Of painful sus-
pensc. Jerusalem did not appear. We
were two thousand feet above the. Med
iterranean. whose blue we could dimiy
see Ear of to the West. through notches
in the chain Of hills. 10 tie North, the
MOUNTAINS we're gray. desolate and awful.
Not shrup or q. tree relieved their
frighnul baTrenness. An upland track,
covered with With. white volcanic rock,
lay before u. We me. peasants with
asses. (~ho looked 70 my cyes.) as Il
they had Just left Jerusalem. Still for /.
ward we urged our horses. and reached
q ruined garden, surrounded with hedges
of CACTUS. oyer which I saw domes and
walls in The distance. drew long
breath and looked. III Francois. He was
jogging along without tuning bis head ;
he could not ye been so indifferent IL
that was really the city. Presently We
reached another slight rise in the rocky
plain lie began 70 urge his painting
horses. and 81 tho samo Instant W. pul
the spirit into ours, and We dashed on
ct q break neck gallop round the corner
Of an old wall on the cop Of q hlIl--nnd
10. The Holy Cilyl Our Greek lerhod
both pistols from bis holsters. and fFed
them 10 the air. ~ We rsintd up on lhU
steep.
From The description Of travellers,
had espeeled 70 see Jerusalem a. ordIn.
Gy modem TuikSh town but that he.
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For the Enqui' er.
Little Lilly
BY ANNE ALLOW Az.

BY ANNIE ALLoWAY.
--<>-----,~-->->. H. 49,
Gcod morning. little LILLY dear
A glad gonf morn TO thee -.
Pm going out among the flowers,
viii thop not go with me
T'lltake thee through the garden walks
Where they are blooming rare,
And, culk for thee, thou little one!
The sweetest floweret there.
I'll show thee how the dew drops lie
Like pearls upon the trees,
And how the branches gently wave,
Touched lightly by the breeze.
I'll show thee where the bird hath made
With care her pretty nest,-
" here swee,ly Graded mid the leaves
Her little ones may rest.
III list with thee The happy aong
With which she greets the light,
AS passing through Morn's golden gate,
The Sun appears in sight,
III tell thee TOO Of Him who made.
The flowers that bloom SO fair,
And formed the little drops of dew
That gleam, and sparkle there;
y
And taught the wildbird bow to hpihl
Her nest upon the bough,
Apd made the glorious sun that shipes,
So bright,s on US now.
Thou little one the God who made.
The flowers and pearly dew.
And all the lovely things you see..
Made little Lilly too.
vii, thou not lore tina. glorious God,
Who hath these- beauties given
Then thou, when pass'd from, earlh away
May'st live with Him in heaven,