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Dissolution Notice.

j crsditers and ths people geHsssAy, that they
have thisday diseivsd partnership ~ natnai oos-
sent. and want oil persoas kRosi ie the nseves To-
debted " thSm By note otherwise, 70 call Ct The
stea1 Mn and settle ith Sh<sJes. asthe ascosaIs
will sIn resaiR u the MIL - scconno date sll
Who May faver him with their patronage, and will
ALSO be responsible for oil debts against the nsm
Of Stsut 4 Shssrer. contracted previous to this
daAe. BTOUTA aHEARER
rhAsn osn. - laso NJ
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f A Y & STONE

Wk0l000l0 and 4oEolS Dealers
TN Drugs, Chsaicais, Medici ines, Paiats, Oil,
vssnisAes, Dye 6tsaS, asd eli ts> Popular
Patent Medicines. Ageots fer the
ssls u fessbssyA WsAlsS Gk1s,
Clos Ware asd white Lad, q Wh.leslA
nuss sdas, lswa. IN. la ~. ys1
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ers, and tho length along the back, from
the square Of the bullock, to point even
with the point Of the shoulder blade; say
tho girth il s;x feet four inches, and the
length Eve feet three inches, which, mul-
tiplisd together, gives thirty one feet. 49,
Multiply this by twenty-five, the number
Of psands allowed to the foot, between
Ave and seven feet girth, and the result
Is seven hundred and thirteen pounds,
for the pambsr II POUNDS Of beef in the
foir quarters G;rths. fra 4. seven H.
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NOTICE.

A IL. THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
n debted to school District No. /. Centre Tp.
Cedar Co.. Iowa either fur taxes or rate bills
will please call 1t my residence. Ia Upton, and
settle the same. = the Law makes y ny duty 70
settle all old back standing accounts. Ny time
for settling accounts 10 limited. Cali so0n and
save cost. JAMES W, RAGLEY.
July ~. lass. faD Sub Dist. Direstos,
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pR. nonsR, the inventor = NORs1v INDIAN
ssvsiisa, Asisg si.asd Dsr.ps, Al - AAha. |.
-. .Ss iadisn hoo. PINE sss m discovered. Dr. n
= Are M + f' y 4as f. 10 e.
Strength, sa'sA and I'm dspsaesd ssss "" vSa'
When the ,.,ou. p.s.ss.. ssce>. essssd and 10
mot act in perfect harmony With the diGsent functions
of the body the hood loses IT, action. osccss thick
corrupted and diseased thus causing ~ a
our health deprived Of and nature 10 NOT asse.
In throwing Of the dasnAnt hanors the blood wi
become Cd and to oct, and thns our light 81
life win forever Be blown out. Hos Important then that
should keep the various psssaees OF the body ee
ssa !, ap ~. nov n.aas in your h s..s
Morsss Indian Root Pills, manufactures mcm plants
and roots that grow srosnd the Gun ~ ~
man. One Of the roots Gon vhisA the Phis ase nAas
sudorac, which opens the pores Of the skn and A.
ton within The second 10 Apiant which e expscss.
that opens and uncloss the g tas ana
thus n .ss.ans an as 5. y !.
copous seittiag The third 10 daretle, which gives
case and double strength to the kidneys; thus encoar-
aged, they draw large amounts Of impusty Mu0 the
blood which Is then thrown cut bountfHy ~ The ur-
nary passage, aud which could nos have been
and acsampansr the other properties u the pills while
engaged purifying the bood the cs~Fser PARTICLES Of
inpury which cannot Iasshy the ether sasss - thus
taken up and conveyed % la great Quantities By the
4 ".
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RARE CHANCES,

Two Dwelllngs Or eale or TYndc.
large tao story house. well finished, with
barn and three good tow lots. will be sold or
traded tor any kind OF property. at half price.
ALSO, comfortable frame dwelling suitusted
In the central part Of Upton. Now y the tims
for good bargains. WELLS SPICER
Upton, March 20. 1881 lM
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Oaer for sale oil my Town property. together
/ or in lots 70 sait purchasers Aud also farm
three miles East Of Upton on Sugar Creek, we'll
t.mbered, and we'll watercd, one Of the best Stock
arms In Iowa, over one handred acres broke and
fenced. . dwelling House and good we'll Of VA
ter, containing $50 acres.
For terms or sale call on Il Undersigned IN
Upton. ltN JOHN II. STARK.
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Lime !! Lime 7!

AYE, tho undersigned, being engaged In the
w lime business intend % keep II On hand n.
our kilns two miles above Rochester. 1t fifty
cents per barrel. 4 Lihcral Deduction made
To those .akng any barrels aud upwards
WHEAT taken In pay for lime vt market rates.
IRA short credit will 10 given To those who
desire II. DAVID CASEREER,
Apr 3.nl4 j. y. ROBERTSON Jr
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uRNRy Ho0y1A. y, T. saDvEL
HOOVER 4 BIDwELL.

ukNky AoOy1a, y, 3. niHw ELL
HOOVER 4 BIDWELL,
FORMERLY SELLS 4 HOOVER.
Sncoessovs tn Petr yseksos
20, warding 1 Commission Merchants,
nuaOATIs8. IOWA.
WE are prepared to attend to any, basinses in
terms are Eve aents par ono hundred p0unda,
conu,ssion for receiving and forwarding.
RErsx To--Grecn 4 Stone, Aus ,stine; L. d.
PArmss, do; Hstch, Humphrey 4 Co. d.; Hale
r Co., Chicago; T, ". AlsEAAdsy 4 Co.. do. W.
B. Dasisls 4 %. Iowa City. Fisks 4 Elliott Do /;
:. Shepherd / CO., do. Y, Saaxsy, do Hull 4
Thompson. do; Waterman RyAA, St, Louis;
HesSask AMP 4 line. do; KatcliT I CO., do. ; q.
". Clask, lows City; q. u. DorWia, d.; Rock &
Casey, Csdsr isaStds; Rock . Drs., yiassa; Walan
4 Wiids. Mt. vsraoH; n. Floyd, Lisbon; J. L.
ksra Ls,on; Ni4s Nall fTsnA NJ
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Almost every certainly every merchant has
times very strongly wished thai he had reliable
wAs cea send for the transaction Of busaess
the rass~ Of saae sncie, that he could not wake
convenient 81 to the city 70 do, or TO buy hish
Shh ul confidence that the business would be well ae
ss1 n reAsonale expense hum. Having become satire
ned hy an akion and experience that this
Is an almost universal want. have established
hene. A. sasp, H. We have found that thousands Of
useseAx- Maine to Grorgia constantly srndins
to ex~xa< orAess. involving purchases varying In
- sssve evsry case, those employing have bsen
sased both Nth the Yssv Of the services rendered
r, shs n 4. eases b far and r.asonse being prvd
-easea 90 tine and labor consumed II u certain,
seas constantly in the Market huyins largely fer
can. In sAa- friends much more In Isi-
es1hmn the consaRssion charge. No man Who eni,
occasionally comes hers can ss anil'I .ith markes
thssoosh acquainted with it. AID know wheve TO 10
4nd e<ry thug In rs hands and ii the loves, rates.
to send tay p~sAuce to SELL sometimes the pro-
resdN be invested in goods. sometimes In money.
Accordingly We have s~he the very hest Arrangement
to enae do justice to those who may eossign to
Our charges for selling are usually hye Per cent
skhoas* m So--ial cases Of very large very small
eransaetsnx esoty slisht require "a be varied from
that. We have circular giving more q, length the
scope and plan of business with statement Of ou'
charges hayinr some q the leading articles. which
VII he application. Letters Of inquiry only
should contain stamps To prepay the replies.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
an L.lser., q 4 4 4 Ls~rsncs = Co, New York
David Brown. Of DaFsd Brown 4 Co, Philsdephia
Joseph Cabot. Philadelphia.
q Dasy Raake. q Btake, Howe 4 Co, Boston
CAtk a. Co, Boston.
+ Stanfeld, Mentworth q Co, Boston
! c Cabot, Of Wales, Cabot q Co. St Louis,
/ TT Particular attention Is given to rrecnvisg insu
rance policies, Lite Fire and Marine In the hest an'
standing and responsibility Of insurance companies
! railroads and other corporations n2eu
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-sen D ~ Perry Frink, 1t his residence at
onion Gro,e, In Cedar County. Iowa. on the tn
day Of August, 1851, light iron grey horse, sup
posed 10 be years old; > white legs and white.
lace. and appraised at sioo before Ak. Haisley.
ESQ. 3. ". YOUNG.
Upton Oct 10th. las7. lO-3m CLERK,
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l.ORN STALK HOES, Harrow T.etA Plo~-
j. &c. A. NiFE
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Invite the stt<ntion Of Farmers, Builders, Ne.
ch ancs, and consumers Of Lpmbes generally,
to their extensive and uneguailed selected stock
81
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have reeentsy been made ~
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad 10
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigr ration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selec.
tons aud purchases.
TIVE FIX fiL.X PLAsIkc llCuiARS
)Woodworth's celebrated Patent.) are now
running in our Mill, and our eacilitieslor man
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequalicd in tn. West We are also en-.
teusiysiy engaged in the Manufaeture u
SASH, DOORS, and BINS.
We can do better by our customers than ev.
er before, aud Will do our best :. suit them.
COTES + DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. -,
RAesaasis vlsaA...For ~ Speedy Cur ei
This admirable preparation 10 unequalled among
ali the Liniments aud Pain Killers now In use !;
operating like charm and giving relief In an
inoredisle short time; indeed. almost performing
miracles In the most desperate cases.
WA14A1T1D 70 OUn1,
Try this remedy. and try IL thoroughly, and ii
you are not beyond the reach Of oil medicin this
will not fail TO relieve you.
For sale by REIiAKT 4 MCNAMARA,
soft Upton. lowe.
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Fer rale By @. BAGLEY, ct his Drug Store IN
Upton.
TrAE Msrss-sl nAas Root Pills sold By all ae.l-
err n Medicines.
Asssts vaptsA In every town, village and haaleS h
the land. Parties deaiTiag Tie agency viii address ~
anhsweaurAanA-
Price = var ssx, sSs sszes Vim = s:ns % re-
ceipA Of 81, peaaSe RaaA- Sey1
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TEA TRAYS,
WO DEN WARE

Of all kinds Rsfrigerstera, water Coolers snd FL
terers Willow ware Of III kinds. Tollss Ware In
sets or siHgly, Ice Cream rreesers and Moulas,
Chinese GoRgs, Willsw Cshs, Wagons md era
dies, Childsen's High and Nursery Case Chairs,
Cane Sewing ChAirs-with ard without arms and
rockerA Ladies FaDey work Saands 4 Baskets. Wire
Dish Covers, Floor, Dust and Store BFsshes,
- - -r.-
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
LETTER FROM LIEUT.. sAuRy.

t. fm kpI1oRs oF IHE NATIONAL Nr1iIosSckR
OssEny AIoRl, WASHINGTON, Ausust Q, 1853
fteud you despatch rearmng the glorious announce
msnt which you made this morning under your tele-
graphic head. II achievement that our children will
boast Of that two great naous will glory and you
well afford W "te II over again.
TmSrrY BAY, August, 1883
Leutersnt NAuRv, Washington
The Atlantic cable BOARD her Nsjesys steamship Ara
memnon and The United States fgse Niagara joined
mid lock N Thursday, Judy ~ and n
row successful laid. g. w. FIELD.
Il appears that The Niagara arrived At the entrance Of
Trinity Bsv the lth inst This her sir days from
amid ocean" the place OF junction The distance made
good during that time hundred and forty sx statute
miles which gives her average paying OUT speed o.
six and a hslf statute miles the hour his high speed
Wa mOst "happy Bit" for greatly diminished the
strain upcn the cable and tsseued M liability W the dan
gers OF the fse following extracts, italics and all
are taken from letter written s the Observatory on the
oath March 1857 10 the compeny upon the time for
laying the cable and which has happily proved 10 be the
very beet
Heyerhele iee enterprise upcn which you are engaged
10 Good weather for very dssirshle
rsv indxycasshle and thees baronec anon allas
e srggssuvc fcrhspsH would be wise Tor he steamer.
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QUEEN vICTORIA's MESSAGE.

BEDFORD, Pa, August 7, 1858.
large crowd assembled to-day to congratulate the
President the Of the Atlantic cable II il e.
tnnated that fifteen hundred persons were present.
The following Is Mr.. Fields reply To the President
TRINITY BAY, AUG. 7, 1868.
Hrs FxILEScY JAMES BUCHANAN, President Of the United
States, Bedford Springs:-
Your telegraph despatch received. We Ian led here
in wilderness, and until the telegraph instruments are
all perfectly adjusted message recorded over
the cable You sbG have the information but some
days may eaoss before all ee:ted. The first message
from Europe shall be from the Queen yourse the
nrst from America 70 England, reply. With great
respect, very truly your friend, G. W. FIELD.
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THE LATEST FROM MR.. FIELD.
TRINITY BAY, August 8, 1858.

TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, New YORK;
Pray excuse what you may have thought negleSs my
part not giving particulars about the laying Of the
cable but have hardly had time to eat drink slsep
Mr. Mckay, the superintendent Of the New York and
Newfoundland telegraph line, has bean working day and
night TO get ready Ths people here seem to
have bad little faith tho cables arriving, md had made
very slight preparation for receivhgM
The end Of TIE Atlantic cable landed the Irish
shore from tie Niagara on the 6A of August 1857, and the
other end from tie vessel tie 9Th of August, 1885,
The heavy shore end laid rom vasn.A by the Niagara
last year still remains, and 10 be splced TO the
main cable that both ends of the cable have been
tualiy laid by the Niagara.
The telegraph feet sailed from Plymouth the expert
mental trip the Goth of May. The cable broken at
the stern OF the Agamemnon the first attempt to lay
the 29th OF Juno; and the splice in mid the
last and successful attempt on the 10th Of July.
Hoping to soon see you, remain, very truly, your
friend, CYRUS w. FIELD
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twas under ths act OF incorporation that the line has
been established from the eastern coast Of Newfoundland
to the United States at the sole expeuse Of the gentlemen
above named.
In order to induce English cap sts 10 contribute 10 the
undertaking. It was thought expsdient TO incorporate
company in England for the purpose Of establishing
the submarine line between Newfoundland and Ireland
and Mr. Cyrus W. Field went to England and succeeded in
organizing that company under the OF The Atsntic
Telegraph Company" the two companies binding them
selves together by articles Of TO operate in con-
nection.
The public familiar with the dscouragcments aud
difficulties that met Mr. Field at every STEP but none can
fully the trials he experienced and the ncredi
bic efforts he made Possessed of An iron will and the
most indomitable energy he has trumphed ct last and
when whole people had desponded and the universal
press had sent forth amentaton thar the great en'er
prise OF the nineteenth century had failed, Geographic
despatch thrilled through the heart Of the country
1.-THE CABLE SUCCESSFULLY LAID '--CyRUs ". fMD.
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THE JUBILEE IN ALBANY.
rrCm Tho AIbanv Journsl Aux

The successful laying Of The Atlantic telegraph cable
wss properly celebrated In city last evense By bril-
liant numipauops. w0 announced yesterday thas the
vsrous Telegraph cncee on the continent would be iu-
minated last evening In honor the occurrence and -
the display originated with them must IN Justice give
the oce In this city the credit OF makibg fine DISPLAY
The windows both In the Morse and American ooss were
lighted with war tapers and the heavy telegraph pols In
front OF them lighted up with stained siass lamps or
everp hue imaginable thus sfviDg the piece beautiful
apceararoe.
Further up Broadway the extensive estsblshnens OF
Mtssrs. Aupeslev wuiamson, looking easn mAnufac-
turers bril- aruy lighted up and attracted mach A.
teptiop. Bssdes the profusou Of wax tapers in sach
window, they displayed Transparency which vas the
following
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MY. TelA and Mr.. white n sSe most lavish nssnsr By
ne officials and citizens Of the piscs Who locked upon
them - public oenefactots The charter was dray
by David Dudley Field, and Il was really owing 70
his great legal ability and far Tsschng sAgacty
that such advantages were therein secured a
Afterwards enabled ns brother, Cyrus ". Fed, 70
enlist the confidence and support Of Sghh capitalists
Thus the happy conjunction In these tao brothers-he
comprehensive grasp OF mind Of the one and untirng
energy and perseverance, Of the o.her-hAve At last
brought about "the contamination 80 devoutly 70 be
wished"
The preamble Of the charter reces, that "whesess
Ia deemed advisable to estabrsh line Of telegraphc COM
mupicaaion between America and Europe, by way Of
NewSoundand,'' &,, therefore "be enacted" &c.
n Archibald at present British Consul in New York,
was then Attorney General of Newfoundland, and took
warm interest in the subject.
We have before copy Of Newfoundland ncwspa
per- published in April, 1864 giving account Of ban
quet held St. Johns the occasion Of the passage
the above a David Dudley Field presided and Chandler
White acted ~ Vice President. A great number Of
speeches made and to show that the ancps.ions
of that day have been realised give an extract from
the speech Of the President
David Dudley Field ssh-Tbe time will como, gentle
men when tho FIRST question throughout America will be,
"Whst 10 the news this morning from Newfoundland
On the return Of Messrs Field and White 10 New York;
the 9Th day Of May 1884, the company organized
der the name Of "rhe New YORK, Newfoundland aud
London Telegraph Company" The following s copy Of
the first card they neued:-
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MESSt'fAD run tlhOl'f.
Immediately after the announcement Of tho ,,sfai
laying OF the cable made quito number Of persons
merchants and others applied at the Office, No q Wall
street, order 10 have messages for Transmission 70 IA
rope by he Atlantic telegraph cable registered They
quite importunate In demanding entry Of each
message, every wanting TO be FIRST possible, and
each wcs pay the charge fixed on and bear the loss
provided the wire should not ultimately work and con
vey messages
In this way may be said that I've messages we're
absolutely forced the books Of the House telegraph
line, where they stil remain. Some sent through
TO Trinity Bay their chance Al that place Many
more were offered, but undertsnd that the clerks
have refused them since sst Frdsy accordance
with orders
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fffn ATLANTIC NDDRApH.
THE Bond 90 PEACE
Es1wNs TWO HtxrsrHrprs.
vHAr HAM con WROUGHT?


on state street there was brilliant dirrsy and the
building In vhish the Journal counting roof, ~ ocssed
made by FAR the most brilliant display the city. In
ocriurction with the clerks the Nerchsrss Bank the
employts In the Asserting House ard the Superintendent
OF the Water Works plan OF Illumination agreed
UPON which was most successfully and happily
out There nearly three hundred tapers burn
Ing Al one time In the building systematically Arranged
IN line as 10 maize almost painful tor the eye look
upon the but Ding for any great length time. was
witnessed by tboussrds and every body ssys that
bankers ell the credit the spectators bestowed upon them
The occurrences Of the evening viii be bered a
the celebration OF the greatest triumph Of tbsase.
TIE ExcIrpnNr IN CHICAGO.
from the Chicago Dcmocrat, August O.
The cly thrown into ineDsA srcitsm yes>rdav
about by the receipt Of the nsesence Il The SOC
cessfu laying Of the Atlantic Telegraph cable
The news sgrssd IKE vudnre 70 every pass Of Me city,
sud every Individual ctizen appeared 70 received q
some gres, personal beneHs 70 bimseif.
The intelligence spread 70 all parts Of the city IN Short
time, and whom all doubt Of Me fact wAs removed reoc
Mr. Drake Ct he energetic propriesors Of The re
mon, House, end ore or two other gentlemen c1ickiy
stsrted subscription, and In short time sucisse
YER the expense Of aring one hundred suns vHs
leht Artillery cpcped their tbroats and the whole city
vas made aware Of the joyful intelligence.
he TELEGRAPH cfhce on Ia sale street was nlumnaiea
very handsomely In The evening, and aeo decrsieo vnn
nsss the United States snd British epsans tsDg suspsnd-
ed eide by side from line reaching scross toe f.es
1fe bonhre was sso built in most OF ne o,oe nc NJ
teria for which politely and Kindly furneed ~
Mossrs n. Reed \ % druggists on 1sts street Ine
round house Of the Illinois Central Railroad Vas aso osl-
sr1se,bsr' me successful termination Of The glorious
enterprise received With unbocnded delight through
cut the entire city.
The two nations Of the world moet closely Allied ~
blood lar gusee political prnspes and religion, are nov
pnisd for the frss tine by bond which p az once q
pledge OF nifty and warrant OF pesce Nay hey rsver
more be ~psrsed.
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SALUTE AT PROVIDENCE.

Providence, August Z, 1853.
This afternoon the church bells rung, ia dis
played and salute Of hundred guns dred in honor OF
the successful laying Of the Atlantic cable.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CELEBRATION AT
HALIFAX

HArrAx, August Ia o'clock midnight,
TO day the greatest enthusiasm has prevailed here in
regard 10 tho successful laying Of the Atlantic telegraph
cable Every piece Of bunting in the city displayed
and every bell was ringing Shortly after four o'clock
this Afternoon royal salutes fired from CITADEL
and also by tho First Halifax Volunteer Artillery, who
are on grand parade ID night All the public bull ings
and principal business Establishments and private resi-
dences have been brilliantly luminsted during the
tire evening" many OF them also being msgua,eny aud
gayy decorated with flags. The telegraph Office here
shope forth with transpsrencies In which the OF
all celebrated In telegrsphis annals we're presented
that Of Cyrus W. Field occupying the conspicuous
place.
An immense torchl ght procession headed by May
artillery and engine companies paraded the streets until
very late hour. dscoursins sweet music 10 the citizens
who in vast numbers promenaded the thoroushfares
cheering enthusiastically when passing the telegraph
Office Many persons in by railroad from the
rounding country to witness the demonstration Double
yal sautes Of forty two guns each will fred the
citadel and flag Ship and by the Halifax artillery,
Queen Vctoras message 10 President Bu hanan passing
through Nova Scotia.
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DEMONSTRATION AT ROSTON.

Bosroy, August Z, 1853
Five thousand people attended the promenade cert
TO night at Music Hall, which closed with grand anthem
in oommemoration Of the successful laying OF the Atlantic
telegraph cable, 10 the tune Of "Hsil Columbia