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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Hams and Shoulders

.R ECElVED Fer steamer Rock City and for sale IO by G. s. Morrison 5 casks extra Sugtr-curcd Canvosscd Ky. Hams; Canvassed Shoulders; barrels Lard Oil.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

Who were the most racy, witty and popular authors of this century? Horace and Albert Smith.
 Who was the most original, pithv and hu- morous preacher? Rev. Sidney Smith.
 To go further back, who was the bravest and boldest soldier in Sumpters army in the revo- lution? A Smith.
 Who palavered with Powhattan, galivanated with Pocahontas, and become the ancestor of the first families in Virginia? Smith again. And who. ask--and ask the question ser. iously and soberly-who say, IS that man. and what is his name who has fought the most battles, male the most speeches preached the most sermons, held the most offices sung the most songs, written the most poems, courted the most women, kissed the most girls run away with the most widows? History says. you say, and everybody says John Smith.
 
 SLAVE TRADE IN SOUTH CARoLINA-The Laurensville Herald says the people of South Carolina are indifferent to the question of re opening the slave trade, and is "confident that the people of that district are almost unani- nous against the re-opening."
 We see no reason why South Carolina should have any qualms in relation to the matter, so long as Great Britain and France have reopen ed the traffic in its most hideous and revoltino etaning all the atrocity of the business without one of its redeemng features or pal Hating circumstances True-these countries call their victims coolies. apprentices, but names do not alter things Philadelphia Argus.
 GTAt an adjourned meeting of the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, held at the court house, on the 18th inst, the following resou- ton was adoHed:
 Resolved, That the committee of ten hereto fore appointed, be required to prepare and pub fish circular In every newspaper in the State, friendly to the cause, directing public attention to the necessity and propriety of ridding the State of free negroes, ard that said committee suggest such plans as it may deem most feas- ble to effect that object
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
ESTRAY.

TWO young MULES, one dark sorrel M l horse mule, droop rump, striped legs and V2A a small circle branded on one shoulder. A.kxZIs One dark mouse colored mare mule. white nose, large pchfork branded on one hip, and shorts when frightened. Said mules are broke and came from near Ft. Smith. Any information thankfully re- ceived or duly rewarded. Address
 VIM. F. VARUER,
 Cummins P. O., Arkansas county, Ark. July 2S. '58 42-2m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Cattle Market.


 Jefferson City. July 21. BEEF CATTLE--Prices are in favor of purchas- rswith an ample stock We equotc Western at T0asc. ? ID net and Texas at slo@25 g head. HoGS--At 619@7s1c. P fb net. sHEEP--A sale of 25S head was reported to-day a' SZ 2o f heal. Extreme quotations at Sl 754 .a U head. A heavy stock MlLCH COWS--At s2o@sa % head g head.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
NEW CONFIRMATION OF SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LAND IN THE
 HELENA DISTRICT.
.S,camo Lad 0f'ce. Helena. ,July 2Sth AD lS5S


 All persons claiming the right of pre- emption upon any ei the swamp and Overtowed Lands embraced Tn the foregoing list, are hereby reque ted to come forward within sixty days from and after the date of this notice prove their pre- emptions and pay for the same All lands so confirmed to the State which shall not be purchased with money or located with swamp l"nd scrip by pre- emption. within sixty days from the date of this notice, will be sold or offered at public sale to the highest bidder by the Swamp Land Agent of the Helena District his office in the city ot Helena, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon, of the first Monday after the expiration of the sixty days allowed re-emptors within which to establish their pre- emptions and pay for their lands, being the 27th day "f September. A. D. 1858, and to continue from day to day until all the said lands are sold or offered for sale. Lands within six miles of any navigable stream will not be sold offered public or private sale for less than seventy five per acre. and lands more than six mles from any naviguble stream will not not be sold for less than fifty cents per acre payable in specie swamp land scrip re- ceivahe by law for lands in the Helena Swamp Land District. JOHN C. 0. SMITH
 Land Agent for Me Helena Distr;ct.
 July 2sth 1888 42-2w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

VT Certain persons lately attempted to get up Vigilance Committee in Richmond. Virginia. The Governor and the Mayor hnted to them the consequences. They took the hint without waiting for the kick
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
CATHERWOOD'S ERR RATEn CINCER ANn'

Recommended an invaluable remedy and preven-
 tive of Cholera, Cholic. Dysentery, Chls, Pains
 in the Stomach, Cramps, and all other diseases of
 a like character.
 TVNHE Proprietor of this Excelsior Medicinal Beve- l rage, which only introduced to the New Orleans public few months since. (durng which time it has acquired celebrity unknown to any ar ticle ever before presented for public approval and popular use essa peculiar pride in seeing the efforts he has made to presents Beverage which, aside from its peasantnes. an article of drink, combines ex- traordinary medical qualities have been properly appreciated. Its value an article of domestic use has been attesJed by many who have been the reel piens of its benefits and now at this of the year more particularly when the whole system is in a relax state and susceptible to manifold naadies it Is invaluabei aud as common every day beverage, it is unequaed, being free from any injurious quail ties.
 Priee-Ten dollars per case of one dozen. A lbe- ral discount made druggists and wholesale dealers Every packed with care and fully guaranteed in order.
 For sale at all the principal drug stores.
 DcpOt-109 MAGAZINE STREET.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Searcy Female Institute.

THE Second Annual Session 4 this institution 1 under the chargt of Prof, A. TRAVIS aided by a lall corps of competent assistants, will eommanee on the l~ day of September next, and close on the 1th July, 1859.
 The reputation of Professor Travis as Teacher and DiScpnaran--the universal satisfaction he has given his patrons since he has had charge of the h. >tltute, his high character gentleman together With the very pleasant ana healthy locality of the in SJtu'e justify the Trustees in assuring parents and guardians at distance that they have every induce ment to patronze it, with full confidence of perfect satisfaction for their trouble and outlay. It is no huHhug' The system of teaching is superficial in nothing, but is euth as to impait a thorough, com pete and polished education
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

QEENS WARE. LUST Received and for sale, , F doz handled Teas. l2 dog. unhandled Teas. l2 fancy do 50 ecm. do so com. plates. l2 dog. opaque do. l2 fancy k white do. 25 dog. dishes assorted. q salt cellars |" pepper boxes l2 pitchers assorted. 12 :" numbers. A quart and pint fiasks castors. l2 dog. fancy mugs. 4 |" molasses cans
 MCPHERSON x NEWBERN. N B.-We would say to our customer, that MT. Newborn is in New York. purchasing fall and win er stock. which we feel certain will not be snr passed by any in the city. either in quality or quan- tity. We will begin to Ie 'eiee our goods in about two weeks. MCPHERSON & NEWBERN July 18th 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Cuba and the United States-Probable An
 neXatiOn,

Washington, July 2l.-'rhere is good reasons to believe from recently received information. that our government Is likely to acquire Cuba
 The Fulton and Harriet Lane are the only two vessels yet disengagcd for Paraguay.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
ST TIE OF ARKANSAS,
 CouNTY OF MoNrGoMERY eOT.


 Tn the Circuit Court of the county of Montgomery. on the Chancery side thereof-before the clerk there of in vacation, to-wit: on the l7th day of July A. D. 1858.
 Alexander NJ. Clingman. James A. Stall Catlett C. Hurt and Willis s Smith, judgment creditors of Samuel Mckinney on behalf of themselves and all the other creditors of said Ssmucl J., etc.. etc. Cos- p1ainants.
 
 Samuel j. Mckinney, George P Mckinney and Daniel Nick. Huddeston, Detendaafs.
 nN this day come said complainants by their solj- V citor Andrew Bowles. and filed the affidavit of the said James A. Stall that the said Samuel J Mckinney is non resident of the State of Arkan- sas-it Is therefore, on motion of said complanant. ordered that notice be given to said non rssdent de- fandant of the object and pcndency of this shit. as exhibited by the bill filed herein, which is, that the said George P. Mckinney be decreed to apply the amount ot certain promssory note writing obli- gatory of Daniel Nick. Hnddleston for the sum of one hundred and ninety-thrce dollars (which said promSsory note or writing obligatory was delivered by the said Samuel J. previous to his abscondnq from this State to he said George without the said George F. paving given any consideration thereior) towards the payment of the debts due by the said samuel J. to said companants etc., etc. far as the same may extend and if not collected by the said George P that he be dereed to deliver the same up to such person may he appointed by said court as receiver in this cause-and that the said Daniel Nick be decreed to pay the when due eff not hereto tore collected of him by the said George P to such receiver and to no other rerson It is thcreupon or- dered, that the said defendant Samuel McKinney he notified of the pendency. nature and object of this suit by copy of this order to be published in tho Nkansas True Democrat" newspaper published in the State of Arkansas for two weeks succesvely
 the last insertion to be least four weeks before the first day of the next term of said circuit court after the date hereof that unc he shall appear before the judge of he circuit of the county of Mont 9omery. in chancery sitting, or before the third day of the next term thereof at court to be holden pt "a bousa in and forc tl. oJ Monday of September, A. 1858. and plead answer or demur to said bill the same will be taken as con- fessed against him, and decree entered accordingly D. A. WOOLARD, Clerk. true copy from the record.
 Attest. D. A. wOOLARD, Clerk.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
C 0 M M k ls C Al.

PIcAyUNE OrrIoE. July 2l. 1858. COTTON-A few buyers came forward to-day and took about 2300 bales at the range of our quotations which are repeated
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
CATuFRWOOD'S Celebrated Ginger Rraudy.

and the pure article may be known by he fact that the addition of water does not change it's appearance while the spurious ones all become cloudy or milky when water is added.
 R. B. FLEETWOOD, July 45, '5S Sm Proprietor Ginger Brandy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

THE popularity of CATHERWOOD'S CELE-
 | BRATED GINGER BRANDY is such that many vendors have been induced 10 attempt an imi- tation of it. and although these articles are not coun- terfeits of the ORIGINAL GINGER BRANDY vet they presented to the public in such shape as to in uce belief that they of equal virtue with it.
 The public therefore warned that the GENUINE article is contained ill bottles, the label of which bears the inscTipton
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
JUST RECEIVED.

DER steamer Irene Il so bb's XXXX Family Flour.
 do Butter Crackers.
 Boxes Scheiam Schnapps
 9 blls White Fish. July 2S. 1858. For sale by M TANTI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
A CARD.
TO T H F. PUBLIC,

ouTtfyoF GeNeFdE OT -4rK01sds Little Rock, Ark. July 2S. 1858. 42-2w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

Femers Hsi. Ia Gsrcsr s.sse% was very richly ds,s-
raed VIC rsss ard lAcsosns sboct two hundred in %
per- and prsMpted very iuposirg Appearance.
Ice foiosirg oAapsr WAS Suspended across prtscf
ssree<. near Bscadwsy:-
% ..@~S<S>es>N~~~sss~~e o
SECOND Message.
rcRc s-hok or LoS1oh 40 MAYOR n. NV Yong
Where css kes . good drink When arr,vs,
Rspy-at Nhes' ee Ps.Cce street
AT the corner Of West Broadway aud Lsonsxd strest
large usnsparecy Was placed liquor sasou wsi -
was . parody OF scene In tbs +" Sicsern ner,s Neck
DrtaM.n
Puck (wto represented by ias you.h painted ..
caLvass) sayt.-
4->~.sss
III put g!rdls round about tho earth In iorty {
$miDuies Exit Puck. (
AIMING sbe nocssbi demoBssf a,ions OUTSIDE q Bread
way tie illumination u tho dwelling house and fsofo
ry e Meesre q. and j. W. Chester ths manufacturer
OF Hughes teegrs Instruments Their factory at l04
CeIre street was very brilliantly Illuminated and made
fne show Their dwelling aiso, a. No. Twenty eighth
STREE, was axe OF light displaying 10 front tue name
Of Field, In large letters, formed OF gas burners.
In Spruce street, Rogers Cosy Shades brilliantly
Illuminated, and ceckod With beautiful American sgs II
VARIOUS ss,es ono IN particular is deserving Of nosicss
splendid mammoth American flag, which ex.eD ded ff5A
ore side OF tho street 10 the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

eov- ns nisde ass out q 'Ae great doorway, under
t. EnssA and Anecsr nagr 70 shs church yard, and
90 srcrrc tse north vsr 10 tie vsstry room. Al the
north The clergy haed aud opened, when the pre-
Iss rEssed through, and the procession closed after
tt N Tner chiues sgsa rang oct joyously ana ihs
peoP.s separated, TO the Haatsry sons 70 omer
pciats, 10 witness lhe procession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

ssss. b:s;Ss.ssssi, bs,s:S
Seeeeeeeee se 3 s ,' ssy oeeeeeeeess
ON plscsrd there was the announcement Of Q nov
fIy tlesIsph piece appropriately entitled "L0ve and
fr "a the City Guard room 10 the Eryp,,au Mu.sum
banner suspended the street which the
the United States and British flags with the following
~s~~ ~>s,S~
NEW YORK CITY GUARDS
Ratiome aSt M
/, These are the banners from whoee folds urfurpd
Fair freedom fings her blessings DER the world.
Bortons theatre was decorated with flags, under which
was Transparency, showing the cable line from Same.
bearing olive branch or peace in one talon aud the FORK
ca shniDsn the other Under which was the following
>~>.~~<~~~~@
Smile heaven, upon this fsir conjunction Enrich the$
Stime with smooth faced peace, with joyous$
$plsrty, ar fair prosperous days
AtIRiargc House,
Science coptrs the elements Il binds together with
San ilcn corc he encs the earth Guioec oy wisdom,
Snsp unises bis thoughts with the Ugrtniug's point
.~s~~~e~>.~~~~~
Under meath Is . TRANSPARENCY Of ships At and =
vessel in a state Of xploson, with tae words
ss~Hxxp TuIS I, i7I6
CNTIsp AUGUST IL, 1868.
The Eone house had banner with the following
! i sosss' ' aSsssI ''1' 'lais
Al 6s3 Broadway were the folowing--
fns e.snas 6, lss eSasos
MOI DAY MAN, o
0 BIT NAN TIa5E o
ssse sseesssssssss
iHE cRSws o. : INK q : TS1fssAPs n 1
0 .'UsIo5 JACKIE o
COMMAND xEsrEdT WHEREVER rHEy fLoAr. 0
20 &c e Q . 81 . Q ? . ? 2
AGO. design Representing Science and the laying OF the
cable, With the quotation from Sbakspere .T put Cir
cie round about the eeIth in forty mcues"
AT the Eebeser House paper lxnterns and banner
ss sscssa lSAfs MSssSss1 rs cHossn snsus
. . Q Q . Q
A. et2 broadway The Ergish dag ARC agrre q John
noiion, and figure Of live Yankee the cable extending
from tbs tfhsr underneath, "EternAl erdshipn
The New York Hotel had Transparency which were
eeegesd an Eus.hman pall.og bull by the horns, aud
.Le telegraph cable attached to his tall Eisbmao
rock in tie centre, ana American at the rgnt hard
side psy irg cut the cable. Tha Epghspoan says "Tm
ar aid is ali up with VI, Dir. Bnl-the Yankees got US
The PLEASANT Hberusn to the American ekys, Pull
swey, Jgnatter; an, be ja5ers, the tail houds yell
fetch EN- The American replies, keep COOL Pat, and
Itecken se'i anrox you both" Under winch was the
r,ttio-
&c sa Il TaS AGA 81 ssrsp5x. .
&c . . G . > . . . ; { : : { Q 60
AZ .e3 srosdvsy there we're six trarspsreDces in
dial on FOR Iepresenrg John Bull and Brother Jonathan
ei ascLis IL '7I6 Jonathan on SLOW nsg. with the In
scr!picp, Tho PAST Brtanaiam raoDssc OF all /
survey In 1878 Brother Jcp athan and John Bull are
embracing each ether srdeniy, aud bound roand
with something which suppose 70 be telegra 5hic
wire, but @hich lccks very much Ike ciinclile. Then
nsa,h ire inscription, The present" And last Old
Father Tine Who say q, "My dominion Is invaded
AT 7.i trarsTsrsocy representing Franklin flying
Kite and the Niagara iayirg the cable-wiih
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Toe Miof House bore number OF nscrln,ois over the
eosfray vIicn were macn admired. fhe n ont ssoop
ahd rltooNs we're ave vth psoPe dminE ne process.
ser 40 la were tbt sad eh0ua Ehch vent rs fronn
su5steIAl old edate division aFteg 6lvas r.s.e
the AAiof Heuse- ~
. 7ososseeao
1tk as ~ PRugNtss. IShs y
9 . . . 9 : 9 5 = : = =
LGHrNiNG rNhfg TVS UcPAk
o Q G E 8 : : : Z Z = : :
sTfkM ~ IuF fRiR CsNAf- =
: 6 &C = { 6 : =
ne Atlantic tsieRTeDh tfAnrm u N lfit 81 hn 90
ar brc together 90 go eco q humsJ berrs sDa Al
rg tNe sane laneuage and vorahiprg the same tsoJ
G 9 . 9 . 6 . e 2 Q . e G : : = Z
Rsads Brothers bad fhsr huna ag handsome de.osA,
&c 40 tUug With INSCRIPTIONS Prom OF The uppey
vrdess wNs ihe following intc' 'ption
: 8 g = . Q 9 , 9 : : :
IRONY. rTNNM ANN ra0TUbRApHG. 4
;
tudeFntsb this nguTe Of tbe earth, around which
were clustered Vic names q FreCkn, Morse, fsld and
Haesto, 60 Men j So made 70 ercslm -
9 . {
" HA AtffN3F ABOUND fHR zARfa ~ f0hrN MihrfE 3
g 9 . .
49, 81 1cuTstsd the scene
. - % 5 building presented gaia sepsr
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6cripSsou3-
eoeeoosAss lsy 10. sc.sn e.sis
TIE Yankees proved quite able; Q
Q Johu Buu DO, behind
Yaen,is Bay 10 arc.
And thus ihe thing vas done
o BY John and jonathan.
Dsros saloon, No 100 was also tlsteray decorated
prssiy Transparency IN The shape q globe rss ex
hihlted, Of which tie fonoriDg is q fac simiie;-
Soeo"e0oo1 iSSlfasssesfDssfyss9e eeeee Q
Surrounded b. Rlcry, and looking down upo, .wo
ssscs hOdirg laurel "rcash over Q
=. ::.ss tAorOHal SssIsr!ss .
il s s:':::: ' s;::s::' i:
eseeeeeee . 5000 .
ssoeo am HtSsaSa he Ga SsSrSae:ee
Z Columbus found TIE Ner; o
Chaos Field tn waters hurled o
seeoesI ess,sss . y 9 -; = 'se seeeeeoe
7 BypDsr 4 Co No. l2s, had pretty painting Of
~ Niagara and Ass. enron 10y Ing me cable In mid
Ss s5s rs,i. zee sosaSeS rs Sas
TIE Gisey Building No. leo Broadway VAS profusely
decorated with asgs some twenty fine large sIzsc coior
wers eurpenced nom thfs building
Ire Howard Ho.s prescribed nost beautiful APPEAR
ancs. Eron the root waved large Ame
tie British dsF uhile from every ~sdow 10 the es,s.
blnnert burg trss aag Representative Of forsigl
usroh o, rrocestCo and thouads OF hsrdkerchio,s
night be seen wAv5s IN the han's Of tAe fair ~ te
military passed along.
Tan Hs bun3hE covered with than OF all sicss
TIE tcllcvpS -ere sncng the number which attracted
ros. a:lentor:-
sooooe''eee'fiaasa rs2 aAff, aSss.al E. fssso 3
! A.Yos o. gsr YoEx,-
sE-Tne Atlsrtlc teexrsph cable has been .uoosss .
SsaaaseeeeeoissiSsf f, AZ, ssss.:, aisss
o Goa tss been with 70, ,te telegraph cable Is lst
v1,hsai acoicen,, ard ~ > n be ~. the glory. wo
soaoonsoS WIZ / urpow .
? > . ? Q ~ 80 = 9 : : ; c :
d FSGI AND ASB AMERICA o
Ia place o. the ueodngrrg, Q
The Atlantic cable =
ss, ss isses,sr; e ;pieS Sc ssia:
: stegFs, he nsohaolo, suppl Sd tie Nsgus. 3
ssii 'As Scshs's ~ COZ Fie.sa .es glorious F''k
Ansrosr irvrrusz Reclaimed scr ~ au8 b. -'aeas
tasFfy 10 peteevs 5'aee-- i1rt,t' ~ siorss, Q
9See - a97
AFRICAN ENGkspluE o
7htFe wee kIgs beiofe agau.smrou, but tie .
AstEelaDtn II ku 4 81 laeli ~ b
II seLk Awp Al1-r al riterA " C5raQcr mo o
Atlantic. o
osee e. Z : As9 ~ I. '-',s.
CsriEt buiisrs 80 cso,-ait1 professor r a2gs
AErE n rect - Us tsigcishcGl,.-
ssis asr. p Stsss; ss.isls S
e.: * sSsi si,} s,S :as't 5.;s.3
ss'sss'ss TfiS Is ssgs!ssss. eoeoaesss:
COMMODORE
{ 2si@ssi ~ . ~s,ss SGs SAirSs : SyToS
n wefC6 are ftGlrt o
6 g o : g . 2 : . : : >
Eanurs sgssan sgpes,eo g srssi saya,,ags rags
ertre f-cri - tfe tUi0ng ptri-ss cf Pnchansn vic
tcYa Hr1scu Bcre, Feic ard Fraukiu wore susseoded
M lbs UncoWa a. coEsr cuars points while abovs The
e1traUCe Sss Lung = S-eatfd reprssenA.ton OF he
\ aagers as1 Agsmenncn.
Beirw = ne Fcgisa arc Amsrican coat Of srns
% ving hes.e The Ameficsr ard eagle neside tue
EFT - ttuis. TIE ~rirapce v ne Museum drapei
= aass Which fell r festo0os siCa1d . golssn eagle
t. ioll0vrs = isc ti18ile n ttg ransparelc!
. zee e,e @ ses : .
4 &eahIcn PotNAn eralaUn haeless o
"a OF o
g BUCHANAN VICTORIA. o
picture Of o
Z FRANKLIN MORSE .
ra~aw. y.t~.tn A..umn.m 4
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APPEARANCE or BROADWAY.
INSCRIPTIONS AND DECORATIONS on THE
BUHDlNGS-WHAT THE PEOPLE THIN
OF THE CABLE

INSCRIPTIONS AND DECORATIONS ON THE
BUILDlNGS-WHAT THE PEOPLE IdiNh
OF THE CABLE
Broadway, glorious RreaiEsy-Shsi Should We 90
wiatc Broadway appeared 80 such advantage
a. il id Yesterday IRON The Battery to tas Crystal
Palace tie prssertec wss one continued oesufy
srlsndcr and rnsgriscenos Every house'op, window,
eocYySy spt swulrg pcs, 70 say nothing OF the side.
sa ard ths street ltssf wss ~ded with ehhusi
nstio mpll Ude The snt the Union Jack, together
WITH The hgs OF all psons, wers hos,ed on all the con
srsortus corners, sgd banners o. every description
gca,es r ihe cir from end Of the great thorous hfe
% tie CHER TrapspaTencies, Inscriptions ies.oons,
wreshs and ChiOese lsnps, without number, adorned
Ghe SHOW windows Of all The principal stores rendering
she top' ensemble magnificent ana Impressive TITO spec
tAole rn icrgb be remembered by the half million per-
s9rs w. 0 we're witnesses Of tie scene
TIE Washington Hotel. No Broadway, was oeanhtal-
Il decorated with stars and stripes During sns march
az The procession il ss wh persons anxious to
view tie sceEe.
sercsseons establishment, No. S, besuaai.
IL decorated with fsgs across the street, HAVING
a large sheet OF CANVASS which was painted
scecs rstresfnrg the American eagle and Bsiash lion
sasruI Atlantic ctble IN their claws Over the eagle
vas .he rc,,o 'E Pu,iOus Unum,r while the hon
bltg re rational motto OF Great Britain. Benesth the
Sac.s WIS the following inscription
zee Sc &C &c 9 . . &C { : :,
Ike &c . double cherry seeming parted, 0
Bu. yet . union in partition; o
o Tao lovely beries moulded on ons STEM 0
So with two seeming bociss, but ere heart. 0
9 c 9 Q .
Richardson 4 Co agents OF he Glasgor Steamship
Ccmp1 bad their Chloe neatly decorated with the
ans stripes ard the British Tag
TIE Stuben House Bowling Green, also decorated
with ARRs, hut TO inscrlpors presented
Adams Express and Wells. Fargo CD . bulldogs, were
decorated wtth Gags.
DsrEcrtb, Wright Co, corner of Broadway aud Wall
street bad their BUILDING tssiefuy decorated with small
sgs From OF their windows hung banner with
IRE fol'oFr g Inscription thereon
ees IS Q c c 9 c . c : 9
9 6 . c c c O . .
Tri4 y church next comes IN order. Strange as may
appear ibis edfce decorated from the sieepe to the
top q he spiye with the Gags Of al nations Around tue
steeps hung the fsRs of France, Spain Prussia
Arss-a Russia Portugal ana other nEiiors, while the
spirs sbcgi bree quarter wsys to the crcss deco
ratec g,t tho ard stripes snd the union jack The
deco ssCp u old Trinity caused quite sensston among
Mr. A-1!1dte eek and his "a My.
Goa ipEs luIcb, No 1I6, decorated In handsome
rnGr1er with the flags OF All nations
REc0irh Sandigcr's Confectionery establishment
net much behind G:slngs Ii tAsiefuiy decorated
sh American and Enesh flags. Besides this there
large transparency IN 'front.' bearing the following in
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