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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-12

Clxrss In this city, ut eleven o'clock A. n 90 salIr-
day July II Gsoses infant son OF George ana Mary ca
ter, aged . months and III days.
The funeral vii take place from the residence o. tie
O'Clock The friends Of the family are invited 70 Asai
Farewell dear son,
Thou art not dead,
But gone 10 heaven
From painful sick bed.
FosH@.-On saturday. July H. 1t New Haven, Coos.,
HoaA0 d. EosHss, late Of this city, aged SO years
The funeral viii take place from the residences OF Mr.
O'Clock The friends Of tho family are rssyccesly n.
vited 10 attend, without further invitation.
,... To.., o a'or s ssyo'c nSa AZ
18Th year OF HE age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are r~pecnlys
Invited 70 attend the funeral, from the res denee OF -
parents, Eighty six,h Fourth avenue, 49,
afternoon, at three O'Clock, without further invitation nN
remains viii be Inferred In Calvary Cemetery
KauA-Ou Saturday, July II, HrSry Aucvw, ssas
Henry and Mary Kamns, Heds years, = mouths nd
fbe relatives and friends family are rsspsofs 4,
invited attend the funeral this Afternoon 81 one oes a.
~. rcm mi vii 30 taken 70 sresnvcoa Cen ee,y
L.rHpor-ou saturday, July III, ososalk zLns, a. aso-
ter Of 5. y and Evehne Lathro-, aged year nd
The funeral vii take ace this Afternoon a. swo csoc
from No 100 East Forty second street, cornor q mira
avenue
sR,sIr On Friday, July 10, jazz MssAzsr, ansr q
oyz and severe illness.
tend the funeral rom his residence, Ne rs Hus =.
street, without further Invitation
PrsNs On sstordsy July H. Of con.s.gtioa, Il IA
9th, wife OF A. Pcnman, ard danghAer Of I've rc,s
Gordon, lately OF Hunty Aberieenshre, Scotland ssea
n years, rsophs and days.
The friends and relatives respectfully lnv.ed 10 q,
tend the funeral, from her late dsncs, No te lwss
Fortieth street. TO afterneon, n three ,r!ocx
me remains will be Inferred In Greenwood Genet ar
Scotch papers please copy
RoHxxys-On Friday, July 10, OF oonsumpsor . ArsAn
RosRn the t5sh year Of his age
Tbs frierds and relatives Of the nmly especsruiv
invited TO sttsad the funeral, this sterp ON Al two
O'clock from ais late residence. No IS VIII sha sress
Bs remains viii he ,shes 70 Calvary Cen sssy FOR Ia
termcnt
pseweli dear wife, my NE has asi:
Nv love for thce while NE did Ia n;
hut AFTER sorrow take,
But love my children Tor my AKA
THoxAs In Jersey City, on Ssiurr az July IN, Mrs..
yBlsrns IHos.s, in the nth ear Of b. ~ age
me friends Of the family so,oly invited 70 a.
tend the funeral from yer late .lispcc, No lee
somery street, TO morrow after ct half psa tvo
O'Clock Also friends of Mat and Mark ssies are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
wnruscv --suddeny ofpr sumouis on SATURDAY. now
ing July H. Bvto, wHKr sos, IN the 50th year OF hs
sge. -
tend tue funeral, from h's late residence No IN rhirt
street. to morrow aferscor Il half past three o'clock
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TR0TT1H0.
t.otiing match Tor 81 o0o mile heats, best three In
five to wagons came OF the Union Course between
z. e. Uncle Sam and b. &. Dandy which as closely
contested and gave much satisfaction to the spectators
as any race that has taken place this season Sam
the In three consecutive heats Dandy the favo
rite at about two TO before the s.ar.-some of his
hackers looslng heavily him. Uncle Sam has been
very fortunate horse having nearly all the races in
which he has been matched, He is upgalny looking
animal, with gait anything but GRACEFUL yet he has
faculty OF getting the ground just ra. enough TO win
all his Dandy Is beautiful geding, very stylish,
and at every point seems to be properly named.
First Heat-Dandy Won the pole. They got OF a. the
first attempt, with beautiful star, from the Both
the best breaker of the two down to his work in
moment and got clear of gray before Ii got half way
round the turn Dandy essin broke soon after passing
his wheel, when he too, left hts legs on the back
stretch, and the bay passed the half mile pole
shook he and rushed him for a ass
heat, and succeeded in getting head and head with
Dandy as they swung on the homestrech; but getting
little the ad vantage Passing the drawgae the bay
half length IN ffont when he broke, and after very
citing struggle passed the st.nd head and head which
after due deberation decided the heat In favor OF ncie
Sam Time, 2:42.
Second H,at-They again got or .. the nrst attempt
with another beautiful start. sam drew away from the
bay soon the word gyep but they got around
the turn Dandy cut loose and tapped the gray q. the
quarter p,le in 40 seconds Dandy lay Sans wheel
all the way down thsbscksretch, until they reached the
half mile post in l9. Dandy closed up and he got
head and head with sam. As they swung on the home
stretch they had the appearance of double team aad
they neck and neck all the way to the ORA wgae
when Dandy left bis pins, and Sam won the heat by a
length. Time, 2:42.
Third Heat They got or we'll abreast. Sam took the
lead around the turn and at the quarter length in
advance In 40 seconds Here The bay broke but soon
covered bis lost ground Sam passed the half ms pole,
with the bay on bis wheel, In 70. They home 10
the same manner In 232 The folio wing Is summary
THURSDAY July 9-Match 81 900, mile heals, bes, three
In I'VE, TO wagons.
H. Woodruff named &. z. Uncle Sam. ............l l
d. Pnfer named b. z Dandy ...................2 2
Tine, 232-242-242.
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........s,cse,ssi SS,iae,7ei a,t7e,i5

30 ,2o1 y 4l2ObS l2,'b-,ihI
The above tables arranged from the report OF the
Railroad Commissioners made 10 the Legislature At the
Of the scsson OF 1885, that made the last session
ing the cspsa paid in the debts funded and unfunded
and gross earnings That the value OF railroad stock
and the security OF w debt must depend upon the proper
ton Of u gross earnings 10 ia cost s debt ana stock
there be no doubt WHAT that proportion must be may
be matter OF argument or opinion railroad that earns
annually fourth OF the amount Of los debt and stock
may think be considered fair security and ts stock Of
Of Ia stock and debt s debt may be good and s stock
yielding six per cent dividends. II II only
nth OF ia debt and stock only fairly pay about
three snd half per cent It's cost and lis debt large
and IFS interest seven per cent the stock will be vaeless
In preparing and classifying hese tables eleven roads
nrst given which do not show sufficient earnings to
pay the interest their debt The second class pay their
Interest but dividend their The third class
pay interest aud dividends; but with exception Qhe
Buffalo and state Line) do not the fourth OF their
stock and debts As have made that the test OF vsue
column s extended beyond the earnings sho wing the
tual value OF the road upon that hypothesis, which,
deducted from the total OF stock and debt gives column
innate have nos been made 10 deprecate railroad invest
meus, but merely 10 exhibit their actual conditions am
not tenacious that other people should concur in the opn
ion that B necessary for road 10 fourth Of its
debt and cost annually In order 10 command the public
confidence, and any one believes his In
read which earns less DO not wish 10 Influence hs udg
ment am quite sure the public will, ~ distant day
dends. depreciation or loss Of over any four millions
OF dollars out OF hundred and twenty SIX millions
proves this 70 have been moet species Of invest
msui Tor AL innocent parties who pacef their
In this kind OF property The sock 81 the Hudson ver
Harlem sat He y essreiy vsortalsss, vhJe that y ss
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The stor1ning or stony Psint.
JAmB Gosoos BDrzrI, Esq'-


D1Al 6n-The citizens d RockAnd county, sass Of New
York, have within few days formed An Association for
the purpose OF celebrating the stcrmn OF stony Point By
the gallant Wayne, ana Of erecting suitable TO
commemorate his heroic conduct on hst occasion
The corner stone OF that monument will be lad the
loth prox with appropriate ceremonies The associations
making arrangements for the reception OF large
couse OF the military ana civic socees and citz
Of this and the adjoining counties Of State and the hope
confidently entertained that the celebration will be wor.
thy Of the name and event IL designed perpeuate, and
gratifying TO the distinguished gertemeu invited 70 be pre-
sent on that Gay.
BY the authority OF the Hoa A. B. Copger President Of
the Association, and In pursuance Of It's general wish
have the honor 10 invite YOU guest Of the association
TO be present on that occasion
take the liberty Of assuring you ths every arrange
mont will be made to meet pour communicate and to ron
SELF
Be pleased 10 communicate your acceptance Of this nvt
taiion at an early day
have the honor TO be our obedleat servant.
J. L. DE NO ]ELLES,
Corresponding Sec'y e. A.
HaywnRiv, Rockland county, juus 80, 1857.
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TIE WAGON ROUTE TO THE PACrFIc.-The san
Antonio, Texas, Herald, OF the 18th ult, ssysWe had
che pleasure OF an Interview yesterday with Lieut. Beale
who, Superintendent OF the wagon route 70 the
Pacific, arrived here with his outfit and party a day
two since He informs that he win take up his line Of
march for the Plains 20 soon he shall have had lime 10
visit Camp Verde, where he will select for his twenty
ave camels FOR the expedition. The Lieutenant Is familiar
with the geography OF the country 10 be passed and
thinks the route he IL now 20 ne TO OPEN beginning s Fort
Defiance 10 far preferable 10 the and for merry
Used leading down The ella and tho ninety mile
deser 70 san Desobelng moi ouly shorter, but Ear pre-
. svrsble g the route for road
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SAftNAI, July 10 z Vt.
Flour-The market ~as again heavy and closed al de
cline Of about ave cents per Dbl chiefly the common
grades The sales embraced about 200 hbls including
to good State at ss 20 So 20, and extra do at
90 40 50 S. wheat-The sales embraced about 3 400
bushels Chicago spring at 81 as 1000 do white Western
h 81 IS, aud 900 200 very choice white, for city
Milling at 81 o. and small lot OF Southern at ~
Corn nrm, with sales Of 20, 900 90 900 bushels, in
cludng common disiling cargoes Western mixed, at
ssc. SEC, and small lots OF good TO choice do, nearly
white, at s5c. q sc. Pork quiet ri S22 IS SO
asked while buyers disposed 60 above e22 TO-
Cotton firm with light sales. whissey-SAes OF $50
bblg were made at 32c'
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CINCINNATI STOCK SALEs.
ny HnlsOn Holmes, for ne soeek enfirs Jiiys
Little Miami RI. SIS, LIST mortgage .............. 80
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Pr. rs, LIST morg.. 20
DO, I'd do. ........ 80. ................s2i TO 81
Cov,pgton ana Lexington RI. e's Let MORTGAGE. as
10. rs, I'd MORTGAGE. 81
Indian apois and Cincinnati RI. ia, I'd mortgage, so
ohio and Miss .sippi RI "a, I'd mortgage. .,.. 40
Hlsborough and Cincinnati l,R,, let mortgage, %
Gown g,on aud Lexington RR los, income. go. So
Indiana Central RR los, income zee. u......,... %
Marietta and Cin,inna RR rs, domestic. 10
Columbus and Xena RR. rs, dividend. .......... IS
Lite Miami RR dividend scrip. ..............8 10 81
Gin, Ham and Dayton do, including interest. Ills
Indianapolis and Gin. do, do. Gee. 20
Cincinnati 6s OF 1884,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sToCKs
ltue uAmi iauoAos-s .ssss.s.ssssssss'sssssssss W
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayos. es
Ind annapolis and Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
lndiAna Cfnuai "
Cos ington and Lexington. Is
harleth and Cincinnati lSS
Hllsborougb and Cincinnati 1SH
Mad River and lake Erie. l2s
Oho snd miss 70 II
Cincinnati and ~
southern iacinc.... - lof 70 paid
q 10. DO. ...............s......t ior 10 DAHL
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky CT divident. ..........u6
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company Bank. 100
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MARRIAGES AND DRArHs.


EyAss-hrro,. -On Thursday, July by tie Hsy. D.
Putney or Jane street Methodist Episcopal church Mr. y
EvAys 70 Miss SAMANTHA j. kuvsos all OF this city
NctiRs0oR-ORa-AN No. 81 hacdougal street, on nuss-
day, July ., by the Row. Mr.. Brash MosH Mc9Espoa,
OF Desnton Scotland, 10 MAHeAau rBoRxmL dAushiss ~
the ats Mr.. Peter Orr, Kilmarnock, Scotland.
wuu-srtfvu-On Thursday evening, July by tho
Rev. ". n DkomaD OF the Greene street Methodist Epa
copai church, Mr. JosHrB wusr, Of California, 70 nso
ELIZA, eldest daughter Of Alexander Sullivan Esq o Ass
city,
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New York Centra ID worth about cy ,cnt .hs dollar
updev god future management
OF roads may resort 10 10 qu'e. soothe
iude their tsees earnings will IN the end be ,he
toni cay one fourth Of their debt and co,t-thcy only
weaken themselves and deude the public By larger divi
bends than they fairly earn.
The failure Of the Indiana Central Railroad Company 10
pay its ton per income bonds due in New York
the La Instant provokss the Hartford Ems TO remark
Tbs act Of Reputation is the more and mex
c,xsbc from the fact thai tho company short time
since made dividend its stock They offered 70 the
ing They are endfavoring to negotiate new issue Of
second mortgage bonds and by OF showing people
what An escelIsnt Investment they must be- they repu
dad her previous obligations Abont 500 900 or these
defaalied bonds scattered about ths ciy among the
banks and ind giduais.
Tho drain tina Western banks for CON continues and
will continue until wheat aad other products
going forward to create exchange. The Evansville (n.
d.tna) Journal says:-
Three men frem C!ncinnar passed through here lat
week from q campaign In Kentucky. taxing with them
nearly $500 900 gold aud exchange New York drawn
Green md henderson From The Southern Bssk at Rus,
sellvs alone they drew 800 900 The cali the Old
b. anch Rank in ths city il steady and unSbated Since
Tire LIT OF May !is redt mpons have been $4,000 The
new branch has rs yet paid out Only small amount OF IL
notes having bu, recently gong into operation and hence
no returns could be made upon H. The other branches
throughout the State, which have all been in business
since January are haring largely the attention. from
TIE br kers-meetDg all demands promptly "a gold and
yet able to maintain very liberal amount Of discount
ON modatGns.
The Pltuburgh G1sse gives the following particulars
regard TO the blu!uols coal trade OF thai city for The
p esept year
The ooa trade wns, perhaps, revor better than has
been this year. at least consider the amount that has
10 market The experience OF lat winters fael FAM
inc In Cincinnati and cities in the Ohio valley, has
taught the czeDs Of those places lesson OF providence
and they have prored by IT, The trade which opened so
b-sky with the opening OF the river, has not tagged
greatly The ruling price from ten u eleven cents
ara info med in Cnnppot. Az may DO seen by tho
oped figures, people have been IDLE this year
The aggregate shipped from this city for the NOR tbs OF
February and March in bushels was......... BhtSiT
rai,as
-'ooiof
This includes Only what passed through the locks the
Mo1oDgaheia During the uncommon June rise, large
number Of be. passed the dams and there are coz
stanuy boats loading opposite and below the city, &C
count OF whore loads be obta ned low esnse for
the far would be probably two and half mil
lions Of bushels This would mako for the twsnty
mlious Of bushels which We judge Is not sas from
correct.
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mated trastees TO wind up the affairs q the ooupesy
WIN. Parsons, Charles Hes,h, G. @. Hubbard, James O
Du5z and K s. ConvNse The adsb.sanss OF the oorpo
ration Is sbou, Sao 90 II voted 70 allow the stock
holders to take the LANDS at their orgra! valuation 81 ps
ehare. About ha Of the stockholders have accepted ths
ateru and about hal Of the remainder viii probably
do so
The annual report Of the Michigan Contra Railroad FUR
nshes the following comparative statement Of ths bust
nsss OF the road for three years past
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
aOHRY - II X - -.

SArrRDAr, Jelly lis p. N.
The stock market opened heavy this morning. In
OF the leading railroad stocks there WAS about the usual
activity but the aggregate transactions at the board
somewhat less than usual Reading Railroad fell OF Z
per cent; Michigan souhern 4; do preferred, 4; MI
waus!e and Mississippi, 1; In Crosse and Milwaukee, y.
Delaware and Hudson advanced y per cent; Cleveland
and Toledo, T. New York Central cash stock plenty
and was freely sold. Reading somewhat neglected.
The same party at work sustaining Milwaukee and Ms.
s,spp BY purchases they keep up prices but
they ultimately get filled up. This company Is
gagged In contest with the Ia Crosse and Mwau-
kie Railroad Company-or rather the lighting all
side The Milwaukee and snssispp Company are spend.
ing money freely sustain their stock and 10 do
press that Of tho Ia Crosse COMPANY while the latter
company quietly look on, ami ntend 10 soc the game
played out without engaging In the movement II Is q
sided affair throughout While the la Crosse people
stay a, home and push forward their With speed
and success, the Milwaukee and Mississippi people
SPENDING their time and the companys money in Wall
street, specializing 10 their stock 10 keep 1t fron
touching points among the ,wonies. Time will deermns
which the mos, legitimate way OF managing railroad
The completion OF the Ia Crosse road will be the death
blow OF the Milwaukee and Mississippi, and the latter
pany Is nov fighting for its very existence.
AZ the second board the market lower and closed
heavy. Pacific Mall Steamship Company declined per
cent Reading q; New York Central q; Cleveland and
Toledo, q; Ia Crosse and Milwaukee,
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dse&h's Pills Partly the BSoot-Diseass
: . ,S: .9 a: &. SssS re; :: Win
rsoe are % rednndAncy or ,a ed Bits at hs
aaord nvala>Ss and esieni caoa ~ Ssir oso.
sooal use v: vrevent the ciecon OF thos. which
boys Ssss They .coa cure sss osmpia dsssess lo.s
psS IN as ana nss ss IN The SrsS
pills work their the Of the disease cleansing
blood purised The ole ~ stem reno aSsd aud the
functions anc du' Of lite becom pleasure
hes reiie ve Vomiting OF he mos, ssu, eSsss
from sickness otherwise where reoh,ug been
cured patient fallen itc sweet sie-p when
the mibd anno colec iseit when the memory u.s. when
waking hours harrasse with forebodngs OF evil then
hssdsd eumssm consumption dssass Of the art o.
nos affections jsundca dropses p!-s appopeHles aud
sres PHI, would bsvs prevented bit aslsss 4, ne AZ
they viii cure USE t.m Al once d, not st pre- ades
Before Zoe O world o swe sI mos SOLD
the sphere OF their usefulness Sill. extending
EALAsl INTERESTING CUEh o. fir.
NEW YORK, July las
~. h bog o. mine vas sgSs' TO As
doctors who thought be would be TO them Cor lf
al H asy s1n e Ta n s ~
irg TO your printed directions Four
e oo ai h% no
ss perfectly cured The mary benefit they cid him
od ga every one knew iSr valGe The case was
the possible he wovis have been helpless aud slmos
severity of zach lasting whole nigh and sav
s 2 s' Z Ever sfi E gsra
n,pi that was pro- ssioDaly advised Yon may therefore,
mest acknowledgment benefit received ana the
purpose OF letting those who may ba hesins uuder SIMILAR
liability Of the other cerhcaes aud perfect confidence Ike
myself in the value Of the pills Yours 'especfG'y,
Principal Office 40 Brand,s,s Buiaing Csna street Sold
also bN p'oh& sons PhiAdelp. IN London 'hason
Beware of c,unerfss
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BoLp BANK RoBsERy.-The Portland State Of
Main gives the following the robbery OF
Central Bank OF New Brunswick"0n Sunday, June 2s,
tAe Central xnk Of New Brunswick robbed OF large
amount on gold and ave pound notes The amount not
stated but We presume from $4,000 10 $40 900 In gold,
and still larger In bank bills. II was Of the
boldss sblest planned rebberes we have heard Of
Car many n eay me village OF Fredericton has about
5000 people and Ia AZ quiet Augusta or brunswick in
ts state The robbers got into the basement OF the build
ing dug through the masonry and got access 70 the lock-
an old fashioned one boted 10 the door By screws They
tho heads Of the bos and left me lock hang
ing In tie place. and forced the door they selected their
gold and bills and len silver the floor OF the bank
Ing room apparently intending 10 return for w. NO one
connected with the bank visited from Saturday after.
noon 10 Monday morning hat they had ample time for
The persons OF the robbers supposed 70
be four In number pretty well ascertaned, snd
believed they Will not escape arrest They took the pre-
caution 10 cut the telegraph lines both sides OF Frederic
ton twenty miles distant each way that they had
good start The bank n abundsnty able 70 bear the
ioR.
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Old Stand. Corner OF John and Nassau
streets N. r. COLLINS 60 selling all kinds OF
mer cioug at very low prices rsglaos business sus A.
&c. N. COLLINS & co,
20 and IS John o
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To Perfume the Breath and Eradicate Tan,
freckes and p,mplss Balm OF rtoussad riswars"
None Eenuns uaess signed FHTRi6R co., New YORK
For sAls a. 30 Broadway and By al dr,,ygtsts.
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A. Bassforti's Standard Billiard Rooms, lac
Fulton street and No Ann Billiard Palace Cour. and Rem.
sen, Brooklyn; vac ora.
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Snort SeH6On
As the VII be sho.., concluded
MAKE usual rpducron OF which havs
been accustomed 10 do late the season. AMI view OF ls
tact
WILL close GU. our large stock o,
FAsAlONABliE SUMNER CLOTHING
NJ greatly reduced prices.
ID DEVi.IH A CO
Corner or Broadway and Warren street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pUY OBJECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER
ID And save - per cen.
Excellent ivory handled table knives, - 81 per dossn
Do. DO dessert a, - - do.
u v. HAUgHwCyr a cos,
Corner Of Broadway sea B-come str-e,,
Nannfsc'ures OF hne table crery, silver plated ware
glassware &c - and dssorssors Of French porcels,u
STRANGERS and yistess 70 ss CITY co<dsy invited vts
cl Ns psensss
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Campbsirs TsIrkish Hair Tonic Depot. at
CAMPBEl,IiS store Fgha twenty.
eighth street, Is sents per bottle.
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Cxtst.dsrv's Wigs, Hair Dye Ana 1o~psss
Aad unyivNlied Ia the county WSo.nAs asA rsai Ank
tas dye applied 81 uo 8 AGt01 H0ua
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:. Vh' o month when patriotic hear,.
Hlsh parrot FIRE are s.l agiOw
When high In air the
While saubs aud crackers blaze bai1w
WhFu banners lslc sNolls,
From east to vcs:, from south TO north
While shouting throat AVID Changing oeihs
Recall onr memories ~ 9TH, Fourth %
o noah the bard. indeed dead
whose Tyre thy p sse IN vain requiE ID
heart OF Ice, n brain nj lead.
Beneah tn touch m ght prove nspirrit
Red cherries thrnug h the foliage Rie
Aud AL walks hedged rosos-
Warn sunshine nooding plain and strea
flushed eR<th in immer's lap reposrs.
Straw hats shade each b. rping brow
In zephyr h,hes you'll have - robe Fpg;
And even the Name Law men low
That ciarct iced cures bydrophobAl
AL mogta,s burn thDap alone.
Who. led by Eaahion's wise divinity
Have bought" ketrgerating suits"
At Smiths Paallnl Marble Trinity
SMITH BROTHERS, One Price Wholesale and lstaG
Clothing wsrerooms Nos Ia l38 aud lac luton Mes
York.