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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
Markets. =. CAREFULLY REPoRrED FOR The TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY April li-PM
AsHFS-he market unchanged Sales Of 40 bbs - for Pots
and IS IS for Tears -. Ct e
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ou market better and active for
the Home trade and the East,
M moderate Export The better grades steady but not active
Csai O bbs 81 Ga - So for on TO straight State
With little if auy had the inside figures AZ the Close and
en- r mixed Fancy Michigan and nsans and common
70 GOOD Ohio Southern Feur m and good brands are less
West ndIes &c sales OF % Dds az -
i9l for common straight brands Alexandria Baltimore and
Gto1reown and IS Sc for Fancy brands Rye Four firm
sales rs So 75 Corn Meal IS quiet sales OF % bb Jer
GRAN-Holdes Of firm the demand fair in port for
The milling inquiry OF 1000 bushels good Gene
finn and in a G5c for State aud Western aud lc
aoc Tor Jersey the arrivals moderate, and the
demand home trade and the East TO complete crzoes for
bushels Gle for unOund 6c for Southern
and Csc q66c for Western and Jersey yellow -
WFISKY-The supply light and the transactions moderate Sales
of 30 bbs Jersey and small lots OF Prison az c Drudge
steady: sales OF Is hhds at q &C., time and interest
considerable excitement IN
ke and prices better; sales of 100 bbs a. SIS 5.dS oO Tor
PINE ard SIS S7t Me-held SIG az the close apd
S3 251 Rump Beef and Country heavy
and freely offered kinds firm sales OF 800 bb at go $40 q
r Couny Mess S2 80 SIS epacked Chicago and >4 for
Txtra do and 81 5dS6 ~ for Country and City Prime Prime Mess
Wtern Al SIS aud good demand sales OF 80
H6ic for Shoulders and StGJ Tor Hams (Dry
and Pickd1 firm and good demand sales OF loo
bb d9lc. for aud nO KEGS az c
plenty ana heavy al III oc io ONO ana
for State Cheese is salebe at a ave. 8, 80,
is more freely and lowers sales OF 7G 'bls.
good at IA dl2c ard small lots l Timothy quiet and very
bceyy Flax Seed is quiet at 81 25dsl 80
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RI Erie Railroads. bbls Flour do Ashes, 7 bushels Gas
bales oe bushels Wheat - pkgs Butter 81 bb Whisky y
DO Hams TAG Beef Jl2 do Apples Q Live Hogs l5 Calves
% rolls aud 2.625 sides Leather.
North Rrer Boats-No arrivals to-day.
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SECOND BOARD.
s,..Ls Mt philadelphia.

THURSDAY April Ia-F B,aS1 m IS a5S do isl
b. M 50 500 LG S:y l Preferred s52I2 Penn & s
ss e ae M sc 5.N ssa lSs RR U?So Real
200 Morris Canal "a 80 % RI s. ss 90 90 US Bk a.
s s to- c GU sa c. IS iCi sO LssA o. w. ' s' '
RR. Mort e, IS 81! pp gL: 20 do, SIZE 70 Ny Bk i'0;
and RR 80 80 Norrown RR 52s 80 do, 5a 81
Srs Nv n $500 vii RI Ca ot so'
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ReDoyted bv Tele1rdph.
Markets

CHARLESTON Tudsy, April "A sales OfCoTroS to day
bry een 100 bales at lie The market sitter
bn altered The weeks sales $500
bales; receipts II SEQ Stock on hand 80 ,5CObales
April l5-The sales Of CoTToN to-day have been
GO bales prices Strict Mddling is quoted at oc
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To Mariners.

ANun Buoy placed the northey side Of Boon Island
Ledge one league from Boon Island - m
NaRRAGUAGUs LGarIIousE, NAME hTed Whh L1ghtTIo
Narueus Bay T. point of Pond Island Me- The light
will be for the first time sunset Monday the 18Th Apni
nex, and every night thereafter from sunset TO sunrise
above the center dwelling and s center
ia feet above ground and IS feet above low water mara
bovH he visible In ordinary the amospere about III
nc miles the deck of vessel 10 feet above water The Keep
dwelling lantern tower and dome oil tae ~ are Pslnto
and argand lamps - l..
tant miles
From Naraguasu Strou Folly Rock bears : T. BY T. H.
distant g. miles 1.,.,, =, Mia.
" MONT Jordans Delight bears =. distant mile;
: w point of Trafon's Island y. E. d,tant !! niles
Bv order of the Lighthouse Board, w o. rKANktlN
Lieut. U Typographical Engineers Lighthouse Inspector ''D
Po,tland Me March 7, 1858.
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nisasters, &c.

TFLEeR APirc DISPATCH from Wilmington c. dated 18th inst
TO Elgood Walter Esq that the schooner Jonas SMITH aud
had been saved-e but little damaged and discharged
TIE ,chr had with i've feet water IN the hold
BARK hence for Kingston J Abandoned w" Ia
den with coal, valued at about 81 500.
ADEINE. Reed rom New2srt Tor fedep llt put nS
strokes an hour repairs and viii 90 on the railway
Of Wilmington, N c. reports that
on the Sd lon 65 So passed brig cut down by man
h ssndoned and full with mlnmast and toreto
carried away hull painted black with white streak gilt eagle and
two e of house standing pented white WIZ
green holdings Could ascertain her name OF we she sailed
from
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SpOken. &c.

March a. lat 10 81 40 large clipper snip with
loss Of and mZzen topgaLant nas steering CIV W
small giltof yellow streak o.....Lo.L r,.hor
April 8, so miles Ne on HAVANA was seen eHP '
I'm. Boston for Havana - lie, los p,,b
Arr so miles T. on fiaVana "us seen SHp '~ W. '
Ne FIN. for Havana.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared
PORT OF z WORK. .

Coble, NevOrnhns. Esse HAZARD IAl'N
RSrIs-Niuna tIr,m Denksr London Meyer Sucken Eve
In Htchbo san Jago Cubs. Peck Church Mntez1mL
Haon nemars futile Kate Anderson Lnkn, St Jaso de
Cuba. II. u. Brookman. -, r,.u
Bres-C aroline Obj Lchoir, st John D. Leay; 6endt
OBJ Chase savannah Kelly sitner Fi,ts rAi
Cornnr; Zero (lrl Harrington ST John y B. J. Whitney
orno berry San Juan De Remedies H. Topper. w B. De Al,
Pigut Carbonnerre. NJ ; Deaiey. NJ
schooners-Iecon Besrse Roson ATKINS Cos Orsnna Dodge
Richmond H. Person + Howe Eaton Csrcerss George =
Stephenson .,-- -
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&0 0OO 0OO LOAN on the MO M0R Sr AZ Z
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANY.
This Company will proposals from the 10th to the 18th day OF
Jnn next for three millions dollars Off Construction Bonds 70
he thousand and five hundred dollars each payable
At the office Company the CITY OF on the M Gay
Ali 1875 with coupons for the ofintee the
anne Mace senannuy first of April and LIST Of october
each year. at the OF seven per cent per annun.
These Bonds by first and only mortgage to Trustees oil
the whole road branches C4 miles in length and oftwo millions OF
acres the vicinity of the road granted BY Congress 70 aid IN
The under and large 01Ss nST employed SS
] nv it apuay remainder Of the eutire line during
The year 1854 About Of rails will be required Of which
and now constantly ayir Ne~ York and
is of which have been already do
London Lssn p snS e o ron and other contracts per
Bonds ~
qo,,, 10 7a5OoO
non. Of which have disposed Of at less than par
b be cepted the right subscribe Tor three SHARES Of the Ultimate
SsRis sTs1 o us Is. and like
larger or :s spe OF such sht shall
issued upon pssH ~ the nsaents then called in iom other
Shareholders probably will not exceed - per snare
, before maturity payment of the amount thereof with %
ard any accrued @ than par the ouDs,v
he ' 20 % saog9 d eae vii
CURED notice Of the seeePHSe % G % ana o 1 Se
At 5 option ny 1P ia aqf isi gs, s
@ yer cent Bonds hereby offered per
the character n every pec As noss o the
se in four hngs and two pence D. tho
% such be Issued bur such the subscriber " u DO
in London a. the wit:
r each Bond $1,000 The stock appropriated each sub
nn viii be also registered London the aud
eonStor registered there, preferred indictments aud
DIVIDENDS thereon being payable there az the same rate OF
nterss ell be adjusted on payment o. the final IN
stsllmeEt. N, q, nrp,.,r a. -. IL.
Office of e Company No 81 Waist New York ncosed sealed aud
indorsed Proposals. loan $500 600 Of Illinois Central Railroad
CouTaIy' ..- =, e..-, -. ,.... IF a.. -
the work. All ino:sn eat We 70
m % end prospects may be obtained appci; % the Treas
as By ne Boa1d Of Directors
--''' f ROBERT SCHUYLER Prest,
DAVID a. NEAL, Wee Pr-s't. /
". p BURR ALL. Tre,sG.r I ESscu'iye
GEORGE GRfSWCLO, Com.
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MONltN NJ lltt u,
JONATHAN STURGES,

NOTICE 10 CONTEMPORARIES and
~ ATLANTIC RAILROAD, from TERRE HAUTE ST. LOUIS
LETTING proposals viii be received at the office Of the
COMPANY Ter, Hsute Indiana Marshall Illinois until
tie 1871 day May lG undo~n for the grading and
nIy from Trre Hsu;e Ind Pocahonas Illinois, 2i mles)
and or the bridge the Wabash River.
Propositions will also be received until and Oh the l5ts day
1883 sundown either OF the aboyepames Offices for the grading
ard Masonry from Pocsbcpas 10 Cssyvle, go miles)
Proposals. will be preferred for than one nor more
than three miles but will received and considered for sections OF n
fifteen and twenty miles.
The Company the right accept of such proposals.
their Judgment will best the construction OF the hoa
and and al propositions they think propct
Poes specifications be the office In Kerrs
for two weeks previous 20 the letting 49,. o,,.,, ,....,
S. DWIGHT EATON, Engineer
Terre Hsue Ind March !. 1853.
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......TH
20
Sandy Hookil s5m Gov issnd ca Hell AZ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

I AND WARRANTS bought and sold upon ia,o , aor
~ terms and CLAIMS Bounty Lend srs fsy ~ three
promptly si,nded to BY GEO |ooDMAN No. ~ "'''"
tcou above Wallst
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IusscuHtTs ArFtNtus
In brig Weiheldias, from Cayaeca-Rev. II. c. Hendeu
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QUARTERLY REPORT Statement. sbox;,-
~ TN, condition Of the HANOVER BANK Of N. Cx Tie
yorI an soca,ei Bank, the morning Of u,
Februyy, lS55; pvsor-pcvS ye
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xVAByNFRs' SAVINGS INSTITUTION-WIco

wi mence the transaction OF business on ~ ~ orr
cnsre and Stone-st and continue the same tos -
rents are made for permanent location, and o2en ey
from 10 O'Clock A NJ 10 o'clock T. NJ ot r''F
u ~ dsnosits and Of other Dlsne"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

County Nec- Yoyk sEnoch Dean, President and Nsu
Bradford Cashier If said Bank being duly a..
and that they the President and Cashier Aforesaid
al respects true settlement OF the conp6n 81
raid Bank before the transaction Of any business the ma,
tie day Of February 1853 beng the day specified ~
the Superintendent Of NE Bank Department preceding
Of tbs report the same according 20 the
knowledge ard belief that the said Bank Assoc Bunk 40
i located the City OF NewYork IN the County 6NsYot
where btnkng for the Transaction OF m bssne .,
that rom the 10th Of August 1877 up the day OF making p
business toerf OF transacted al such Location
fSizpe1 ENOCH DEAN pre,aen.
n. q. BR AFFORD Ca.h,,,
pbscyed and sworn by deponents this dsy Of A.
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ELECTION NOTICE.-The Annual Election Of D
IL recors Of the MADISON AND lNDiANAPoLls HAlLkoAS
COMPANY for will be held in the office OF the Company
Nedson on The fourth "Wednesday In June next June
The Stoc holders said Company will also vote at SAD election
or by the proposition to reduce n un
said Board TO In accordance WIN NV
vision the act OF the General Assembly auho1pg the
new Board be elected in accordance WIN the decso"
Office OF N and l. ha'oau Wa w X JACKSON Secr.au
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Cfvasf Cguay II Nei-- York ss-kiclsra p Bnet Is
tim sud Thomas l. Taylor Assistant Cashier OF s.i s
fuIy syyorr ersy depose and that they are N.
pfo tenn ard sssiant Cashier Aforesaid ard Tia, ~.
Il ia All r,srec'. statement OF the coalition N
before the transact business the morning AZ
of February 1853 (bcin the dAy specified IN the notice AZ
iueudeut the Bank Department lext pfecedns the a.
r.rcrt rccurns ssu1e) according the bes A
srd belief thst the sad Bank ASsocsted Bars srS
the CITY New.l OK IN the County o. NEWTON wAe,e
Rsp.ns house for the transaction OF "a business aS
io Of Apr 1851 az the day % making this report a. 20.
thereof ives transacted Of such location
RIP. BUCK. President. pro tn
THOS. /. TAYLOR Assistatt M =
Suhsc sLd swoYu bv both deponsn this ih dag a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

f'vSAS iaao pp a. Loato1 In c-sruAa Ns"-f'h
Tie plan Of this l.,e volume a. Ee' ss IL, is sini
lar TO tina; 4 cor lAion sud n since IN
this City. Il presents the oIns-- u Alsr' Ans' heF
own subjects, in = clear an mstho c. ns-rA'v oATn
from authentic lstorical sources. TIE w ss-a' nAoe
st this moment Of eeep interest in The aiar' OF hHfoPe
and must be welcome intelligent readers On Don SIDES
Of the Atlantic
FATHER GlvAZ p LFCT as u NBw-TORR. l2-ll- ~.
~. Dewitt aerrc-
This volume comprises rhonogrsphi, r-p3ri oi h'n-l
Gsvszzis lectures IN this City together viii n-m'u oil
bis life and sketch Of ms I'D iresses in ;hs l'atu "A
guage Il is adapted to give ayo--o.7ln2' press
eI'her Of the dignity ability Of the H-vsr-nf ''1 r
The most striking OF The Lectures their Inflated
rhetoric and dram att, buoonery TIL gi Pu1i, OF
this country have strong Of prop--y 70 derive
any satisfaction from such harlequin perfor ns1ces
HONE PICTURES. By Mr, May ANDREWS Ds~,os I2lo PIP
~. EarreT Broih-u-
There il. goou deal OF human nature IN this volume
In the form Of fragments Of inASinTy autobiography
presents many revelations cf true feeling and pathetic
Experience The style If possible. tie SIDE OF
simplicity but it IS uniformly NAKED by tender
and sau;y aud harmonises with the e1 silent moral
tone 81 the sketches.
The PRESENT AGY AND INSER LIFE. BY A,oKE. Jackson
DAVIS SO. ~. -. P.rtrcse 4 B-t,a1.
The adept mystical tseosophy viii ind numerous Il
lsstrat OF bis svoft- study the uneAray visions OF
this volume To the reader !. will be found even
unin;egible ard repuye than the previous produc
tons OF the author As singular development Of the hu
mar intellect mus, atrac; the attention those who
esrou. in Psychological inquiries
CAssELLs NATURAL HISTORY. HoLl AsIAadeF Moatsoey.
The publication Of this elegant w,rk has been com
n enced in serial numbers by Montgomery Il IS 70 con-
ST.. Of three volumes each IN twelve monthly parts OF
which the first devoted the f-atner7d tribes The in
TIN sic value Of this work less than the beauty Of is
and of is gives strong
claim upon the patronage Of the public
READINGS n ZOOLOGY By J. L. CousrocS Emo p7 Gs.
NEWMAN lvon.
digest u popular zoology. from the writings Of Audi
bon wilson. Goldman, NutAll ana other eminent nsura.
sis The present volume OF the m.nmsi. and Of
birds snd should II prove successful will be iolo--d by
another on the plAn completing tbs system 1t IS
illustrated by appropriate wood cuts.
A GtIDE BOOK Or TIE ATLANTIC AND IT Lawrence
RAILROAD" including full description Of the White
Mountains. by $ b BicAETT il published by Stnborn "
Carter. Portland and sold in New York by s.riager &
TOgn.eud
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THE OPENING or THE FAIR.

T. ne Edit- i Then Tyibune'
Sin. sse that fh> Trtb0He with some other portions
o the Civ Pres has strongly Ce-ur-d the distribution OF
bopor and invitations made BY the Directors OF the EKhi
hilton Association the Of the Inauguration OF
.be CRYSTAL Palace OBJECTIONS made 70 tlAt part OF
he arrangements by which the Political and Military de-
rartnep and the Clergy alone recOgnz, I'd m cere
5ories vi er. in their opinion Mechanics aud Architects
should have Il first place. But order to give the k1hi
hilton that National character which II deserves was u not
eseu. 10 AIN the and appreciation OF the
Peope through the medium OF tn-r chosen and hDnOred
epT.s.ntay.s1 Mechanics and Artisans Ike other
citizens graned by the extended and national interest
thus secured 10 the enerpn'e lucy nave made no com
n.tfs Tor they know that al the tims OF this national
dedication Of the Crystal Palace there remained much
work to be- done the day at personal triumph for ITS
ARCHITECTS aud artisans had not iuy arrived tho crown
pg hour their will only come with the entire
completion Of the beautiful edice and It's adornrsnts
With the fual and orderly adjustment of It's contents when
Steam shall send ITS life hke thrill through the inert
machinery in short when "tnc last blow mas bscn struck
and the artisan, laying doSn his hammer procttns the
swork is hnished-behOld rs beguty! MEchANic.
As nobody has objected to the presence of the dgni.
haries on the platform the Opening, but only to the
exclusion of artisans therefom, submit that
r..ponden; wastes his powder. Whether Messrs Cush
sg Guthrie, Davis, Hughes, Wainwright, Cox
&C. sc, were more truly Representatives Of the
people ON such an occasion than NJ )rse, Mccormick
Silnan y Allen. Gilbert 4 DakiI BigelOw of Mass
Husscy Ac, &c, would have been, is a question which
We trust Mechanic will not decide too hastily But
bear IN mind that don't object to the presence OF 20
c and Eccesiastica but to the absence Of Industrial
to,abiE,es. Ed.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

?, . ~ Tie y. Trtbs-,
SK There has been the m.'ter Of the Crystal Palace
rpete oi the natural order of things among
tAtn Mr. { T. Deimold has been completely forgotten
gsre are the facts shch know Of. Last August I'VE
onths had elapsed since the business was cOnnded 10 M
llss and nothing then done Mr. Dstmod. accord
,rv vas called IN aud the 10Th hs made his Report On
a. p,sts warmly recommending that of Mr. Gldemeisisr
vhich chosen by the COMMITTEE OU the 2otn August
M pemold forth the different kinds Of contracts 10
- nsde Masonry carpentry llsswork, 30 were placed
The hand Of fifty firms III N-S FORK and the vicinity
n dome Of the architects planned IN cast iron Mr.
1tuod r. quirsd wrought iron solid and less heavy
he working drawings furnished by the architects on
- 10Th T-c-nber Nr Gildemeister L. the person who
srIh,d The architectural designs Mr. D-tmold did all
@s r,st v BEAUMONT.
Our correspondent seems to forget that the frn
Carstensebsen Il Gildemeister furnished the plans.
Whatever arrangements prevented them from suPern-
tending their own work in the uniform manner accord
ed to architects is affair but architects must
know bow 20 deal with and understand the
necessary engineering connected with their profess
son-( Ed
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THE PRESS.

u Robertson ESQ has retired from the edor chair
of III, NiAaesofo D,4ocrot His place viii b. filed by
David Onstead ESQ
Henry F Thomss has ret cd from The )Ort pa Airo-
,f, and has been succeeded by Messs w ;. Roland, q
{ stair and J & Campbell
The proposa for the Ohio Editorial Cony ion meet
IN fhe loih of January next, with very general
and favorable response Several places have been named
FIR the mee'ug-aNong them GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mans
field and DAYTON We presume the Committee sppoiued on
board the Mississippi sill take these rival claims INFO
sdersion and report their decision II good season 50 that
there nay be slarge representation OF ihe fraternity
N, Linn Cou1y Register is the title of paper
u,bb.h, q II Marion. Iowa, by G.. II Jeonison
IN, Jastu gfoa S,hhld is the tide Of paper to
l4 started at Washington City by Beverly Tucker Mr.
Ed,rund Burke will soon commences The Od GaIrd in
Now Hampshire.
l. Uarplr has retired from The Pittsbprsh pa Post
dh., been succeeced by George Gilmore E.q, late
Democrsc member from Allegheny Co. in the Lee stature
ol Ia.
Tie Sopn Bcnd Register decidedly the most entsrprs
, paper 10 Northern ludiaLa is now published pow.
,r r So and other Improvements are promised l. Is sill
edited ly schuyler Colia1, who deserves success.
The Dogton lO) Empire Democratic sheet, has been
considerably improved and George A. louk has been
oriated With Messrs Fitch Clson in ITS Publication.
Yhr Scloia,i. E,ynblicaa is published by G.lup&
Hail. and has recently been considerably improved
Besides The Hyaa,y Lmbi" three or four papers from
smaller towns in Australia The Tri5nae in the fec-pto Of
tlre, papers from Melbourne The EJ,Cner, Tn Express
and Tie A,rus. The Empire and The Argus are large
asro and the others show considerable enterprise The
L.trm,r and The LIpyc,s new papers. James u;h
Perry and Thomas Warner publish the latter papers.
D. e. Marsh lssretie from TAe GroeaHg H. Tri5Hae
and il succeeded by W lioushion, who proposes TO
ohaue the name Of the paper The Cuabe,iaui Touu,
Inc FroJorf Nfanaa1d is the te Of a new Free Demo
cratic paper which have received from Illinois pub
l,led by j. { Howes
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TilF HELPlNG HAND By NJ" c. n KmsLASo. syo. PIP 49,
Charles scf4.nsr
Devoted to the benefit Of The Home" for dis
charged female conycts this tasteful volume consists
Of several essays Of phianthropc character, brief
description Of the Institution, Ia whose behalf it in
yokes the public sympathy and detail Of facts Illus
tra'iDg ito benihcent operation Tho manner 10 which
the volume is prepared betrays the yersatile and
effective pen Of s distinguished authorcas whose high
literary reputation not sulrd BY her devotion to an
unpr,tepdin g, but most important charity The book
il apprsprA,c, closed by feeling tribute the memo
~ Of The setcran yhdAnhfopis,
ffatf uDFfTr.
$50, 90 inform NE public 81 that knows very vol a.
RAW nor 90 l1rssis ihs vol preparing ~ Mfs
tta k.tof~d spin -brf a. Yfalliy ny oEb suinls
.rd 90 gf.c" aLd saney ~ ma iiiiT ""'k "ish 10
s.y sw words II lahsf hoppsf h" DEVOTED ir,'nd II
~ ,tof o. g. 81 To says sh go ~ l'r ahd EhpsH
af boBghis Nsf5 given - is or" AMI su 'N Di human
e..kf..s eff,f aud suffering - nakS even The meet
sfnti. nt , bDok f9f e benefit II hs lipfG Without
ififylf frv ord The II is4a' Hppprf an1 o. ~
fgifg fAs part b. afAfs hnn tho eaf'ssi 40
nslt ~ s .aisisns The el,ss ~ he hie would DO az
phpugolsbie Duissoh sS Nofas must bs ''"' N""''
Fnl1ns eDoid scarcely spHioS
ihs feh sLd tbs pDor pssi t"sshTf and p's l"'1
no a'tsf 81 ihst al fnf stand - The mDp ~ hf
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sit ~ hs ssfns lrys ~ bspEynisi pnts S' )" his MIMI
hs Nhns fsfssf n,s9s DBipgs hs ths last mo" ,"
fspftsffi as nssfsiy nI,sfS f4Dss vhpn - I'd hsS al
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be bHlpsd s,h vliL s4asl rssflsess lhs Psiafs
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Ns,,c ,ou sing some little driy'
ron. rpur air or thumbs ,our ee'
Mould ron thiuk Il wasn't pretty
Toll me could yod
II yea ovpcd " the baby would you
WIFE with arms about your neck
Ssys ycu look Just liAe 'he baby p.
wan,s some cs.l 10 make spec
And ,ou would refuse hcr-'nay be
Could YOU should you
II ,ou owned " che woman. would you
Il,tc labor. little strife
Little care sud little cot
Would ,cu SIGH for single life
Mould you murmur ar your lot
Tell me, should you
II ron owned the cottage would You
Health and comfort. children fair.
Wife 60 meet you az the door,
TonS hearts Oh robbing for you there;
Tell me. would you ask for morel
Should you could you
III Won ouned the ready, would Won
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