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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pm A Duf ,,uTx Ipll

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PIuLaDytPHA, July 3, 1881.
stocka dull Pennsylvania State 5's. 75}.; Reading
Railroad 1915 Morris Canal, 80; Long Island Railroad
81; Penn yivpnia Railroad, 373s. Sight Exchange on
New York unchanged.
PmArELPBIA, July 8, 1851.
Flour dull and unsettled; superipe, 81 Is &c. Wheat
OWE. yto. 81 Is 81 IS; white, 81 IS asa 30 Corn du
ssles 81 sGo bushels Southern yellow s2Sc 1880
Whisky dull at 1shc tic,
CHICAGO. July 2, 1881.
Flour dull and droopirg Wheat buoyaut and Nc
higher sats at &c for No. l. SIC $50 for e. in store
CON declinen Hc: mixed, in store. 221Sd Isecepts-
$50 IBIS -four a6 900 bushels wheat l2a 900 do corn
I mentf 900 bbls. -four II 600 bushels wheat, 900
Go. co,n Fbeiahts dull Exchange On Now York 4 per
cent discount for gold
BuFYALo, July 81 P. NJ.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull and lower: sales 10 900
e5c 1900 brsbels No 1 do at Toe Corn dpl and
hesvy sales 8 200 busheIs high mixed at 1870 500
bushes Jeow ~ 34c, 5000 bushels low mixed at 3c
oats in fsr demand sales 1000 bushels at 26c. OCO
bushels al 2iHc Canal freighis Grm. Imporw-i0 600
bba low, III 000 buEhels wheat so 600 bushels corn
Fxpo,s-eOo bbls. -four, 12s GOO bushes wheat 900
Gushels coln.
OswEGo, July 8, 1851
-Four dull. Wheat quiet, and nominsiy lower Corn
dul: tales eco hushes Illinois 3eKc. Oats firm sales
iotct busheih CNnacian for home use, at go canpl
fre,qh's unchanged. Lake mporte--728 bbls flour,
10000 buphels sheaf 500 bushels corn 500 bushels
O. VI, 500 bushels wheat l3 200 buehes corn 600
bn.hes Canal exports since opening Of navigation
to July ,l67 bbls flour, 34 ,022 bushels wheat
1868 7t5 busbe corn, leo 1922 bushe's na.s 81 2e7
husbea Tloy At cot bushels rye 3S42 bushels peas
and {, 0l3 e66 feet lumber.
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Arrivals and Departures.

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comb arc DIS peh.er Mrs h!sen AVID tao children James
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70 Foyis Shi mae Mrs 1ute Mss selry Msswart
ppi Br chsmpi Gmodin En- Amsdn, 5T nr F on
DEPARTURES.
59 Wat en- st ss sb.r Saoe
Lsi.d '.,es Mins'r to Brazil Mr. ard Nr sasnalio
lppetor Phi ae.lphia Mr Appleton 90; Mr. and Ms s
tfaf spd seSsEt sew nrk mr. Ne~ton "a John
ane thre .hldan sstne. sscksy, Liverpool; q NcTsg
fsyt Few clk 4 AMts Bostor prsytu Erl,nse
Ctsrif,op; Bspz o; Rev y Walker an siolS shto
NJ ard nIa \ Jsneo Anie'o Havana; A J Mun.nY, View
VIZ treT5's ssog'i NJ and Mrs Marquee, sew Ora
tler yrgl5Ld Mr. and M-s Pctuey Mr. a s,uile Niss
sooe New Iriesns; Dos Terry servant Cnos James
asns fIaps wa'sr ley lork; MIS- Bosn'cn and MISS
Yen flsu 90; l. Gtb'on, Epsisna; L HenSin "a
Mathews her f,tspn,c Majesy's Min 10 Mexlco;
60 es,s's a., .nd sms,dp LssSdS Inba iacoste
lc5swx: Victor rrquet Esoousse an Beredic New
.'resrs; a farthsm New York. Rev Is Rysu Missonri:
CIV cswss New c;les.s MIRA Ellen sPe,ra csil'
~ s'enhaci Acneon; alfred ia sbury rev ork Alley
fcuf cbNdnp Pcstop " @ ~s '' "a"
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CITY intelligence.

JliE FIRST ANNUAL FXBirT1OH SI GABRI,.'S PARoc1AL
scFocI (emale departmen took place yesterday after
ncor, at the school house In East Thirty sixth street,
lear Second avouue, and was most interesting affair."
Quite number OF ladies' and gentlemen attended wit
nefs tho e4e1csss, aad several Catholic c0rgymen,
smorg whom were the Rev Messte Kinchela, Doyle,
rtrnot, Vim Cowrey, pastor, ana YIN YoSaty, ourasc,
occupied posit-rs on tho Platform Tho programme II
eEerutes enlTsO, vocal ana instrumental music,
unsicnr IN en- stiAn eocrite grs,noer nistoy, gsog
f6rbg, arithmetic and algebra, and rectatons By the
pupils. In every department the little girls were
all neatly dtcSad ont Ia white dresses wed surprs-
be aabs irsisussois tho Sisters Of Mercy who have
ctfcplete control OF tner education II s than
justice TO esao thar the coupetest satisfaction
peiepced by all who witnessed the proceedings At the
conclusion 81 the exhibition Father McNuty read tho st
Of premiums twnrded, while Father Cowrey preseutet
the eeicome gifts to the pupils lie Rev. Mr. knoheia,
Of West Farms then addressed tho children paying Ia
Inc otuTto ef L.A remarks high compliment 10 Father
cewey for the blessings be had conferred on people
OF The Twenty sst ward In eeR olshlng such efficient
and ell conGuc ed Catholic school.
AocrE1 ON TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Tho forty.
five minutes pact three A. NJ express train from Albany
to New York CT the trsck when within two hundred
yards OF the suyvesaDt staten, eighteen and quarter
miles Io Albany cause The switch not being properly
set and there attend Tho engine and tender
ran Into the river, the engine being complete wreck,
the baggage emokirg and ladies' torn from their
under gearing and thrown upon each other ami turned
o'eT Wue tie Ieuaing TWO cars were nct upset. Inc
folowfg persons were Acknowledgements a,m burned
from the elbow down; fiji ernan small bone of tho log
dislocaed az tie snlo joint; Mrs DE- Gelc Of Aeperry,
NJ was severely cut and bruised about the head and
tooy, and Hrs Lyous, OF WRverley place, New York,
eruLed about the head Fortunately DR.. J. H. Tnomp.
SON. Of Twenty third street. New York, the train
ard rendereG all tho niece assistance TO the sufferers
who we've brought on 20 New York. Mrs. Gale was
sole 10 proceed and WAS taken to the house Of DR..
1bcm On, who reports che will be able 10 resume her
journey Ia two or three days
scHooI Rrc1puoH.-rhe Primary Department Of Ward
School No 49, Mrs. Sarah X. White Principal held re-
cepticn on Tuesday in the beautiful hall Of their building
In Twenty eighth street, To say that tie very large
dierce prescott testified their appreciation by remaining
Until 'be close the exercises and by frequently mani
fest ng their Qualification by hearty applause liz sut
cient that the fchool Ia unworthy cr the
excellent reputation has 60 long enjoyed The drill or
ba juvenile Zousves who, under the instruction OF Mr.
Pnocl one Of the Seventh have attained great prof.
cheney, is especially commendsble.
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MILITARY CELEBRATION AT ST, JOSEPH
MISE0uRy

ORDER OF COLONEL BOERNsrHN.
On Thursday next (July Fouitb), We VII celebrate
Never has there been occasion proptio1s AID
mere called for 20 show attachment 10 this great
Ubion founded By the fathers OF this repubcwashirz
tor jefferson Frsnsln, mauy other good p.isc a.
The celebration Of the Fourth OF July 1861 enoud hs
the most solemn ever witnessed IN this country firmly
believe that acn In with thu inteatiars aud
the wishes OF the citizens b, inviting them 70 decorate
their houses with pGt,na days, to illuminate IN the
everybody.
national salute Of thirty four guns VII 10 fred by
the artillery OF this place, At euntse at after
whole garrison at pre O'Clock IT, and tie ftstlvi..ss
OF the oay will corclaoe with brilliant frewovk a. the
Capitol Hill hope conaoentiy that ell good c!tizeas AID
friends Of the Union will Join With erd contribute
their share heavily to The dgnited celebration Of shs
great day. HENRY BOEaNsT Elm, Co., Con. Pce.
HEADQUARTERS, CAPITOL, JEyt sRsoS err, NO., juno
% 1891
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HAIL COLUMBIA.

Hall Columbia! happy land;
Hail, ye heroesI heaven born band,
Who Fought and bled In freedoms cause,
And " hen the etorm OF war was gone,
Enjoy the peace your valor won;
Let Independence be your boast,
Ever m ndrul what IL cost;
Ever grateful for your prize,
Let it's altar reach the ekies.
Firm, united let us be,
Rsllying round our liberty;
As band Of brothers Joined,
Peace and sa.cty we shali fnd.
Immortal patriots, rise once morel
Defend your rights, defend your shore,
Let no rude Zoe With impious hand,
Invade the ehrine whore sacred lies,
OF tell and blood, the well earned prize;
While Offering peace, sipcere and just,
IL Heaven we place q manly trust,
That truth and justice may prevail,
Anc every scheme OF bondage fall,
Firm, united, &C.
Sound sound the trump of fame.
Let @a,hpE op's grcst name
Ring through the world witr loud applause
Let every Chino TO freedom dear,
Listen with joyful ear,
With equal ekill, with steady power
lie governs In the fearful hour
or lorr'd war, OR guides with ease
Ths happier times of b uest peace.
Firm, united, &c
Behold the chief, who now commands,
Oncs more ID serve his country, stands,
The roc on which the storm will beat
Put armed in virtue, firm and true,
IS hopes are Gxeo on heaven and you:
Then hope was sinking in dismay,
hen gloom ooscured Coumbis's day,
s'eady mind, from changes free,
ed ON death or liberty.
firm, united, &c.
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EXCURSIONS BIZ RAIL AND STEAMBOAT.
sbe number excursions 10 take place to-day Ia tre
nerccus There are great mary people who sesire To
escape The roke OF the CITY the Fourth and TO 5
the opportunities pent ul will BIO by er
erce 10 our advertising COLUMNS
EXCURSION TO THE CAMPS.
these derrpg to visit the camps the East River and
Sorrd today have opportunities afforded them by the
ttesmeis Major Anderson ard General Arthur, walch
leave foot Of Bcekman street half pas nine and bat
past ten O'CLOCK M and al and two O'Clock r. 81
touching vt kast tenth street each way.
ABOLITION CELEBRATIONS.
TIE abotcnts Of Massachusetts, win hold their usual
Fourth Of July pow WOW at Framineham. Among the
speakers will be Wendell Philips william Lloyd Garrison,
fonuno Quincy, 4. W Higginson. Rev James freeman
t'aife II Wright, Samuel May, Jr., A. T. Foss, E. II.
Pa. wood END Rev Stella Martin.
The hitncs OF freedom and The Niger will have pic
mic in srpve Rochester. where tpeeche, WI be
mace by Parker Pilleoury (wbte), Fred. Daus ass
(Diack) end others white and black Ali those ah at
tend are requested 10 bring their baskets.
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TIE STAR sPANGLED BANNER.

oh! say, you see, by the dswn's early light,
What 30 proudly hailed a, the twights last gleam
ing;
Whose broad stripes aud bright s through the perl
lous fight,
Der the ramparts we watched, were go gallsatly
etre6mtnyY
And the rockets red glare the bombs bursting In air,
Gave proof through she night thst flag still there
OBI say, GOES that etar spanged banner yet wave
Der the land of the free aud the home Of the bravep
On the shore, dmly through the of the Deep
Where the foes naughty host In dread silence repose
What that which tho breeZa DER the towering steep,
Az II f,iully blows, half conceals half discloses?
Now 1t catches tho Rlean Of the mornings first beam
hs full ecry reflected now shinec on the stream:
IT'S the star tpapeled banner Oh! long may wave
DER the land Of the free and the home Of the brave
Aad whore IL the band who 20 vauntingly swore,
mid the havoc Of war and the battles confusion
A home and country they'd leave no moreS
Their blood hath washed out their foul footsteps pO
toni
No refuge could gave the hirelng and slave
From the terror Of fight tho gloom Of the grave,
And the star spauged banner IN triumph doth wave
Der the land OF the free and the home Of the brave.
Obi thus be 1t ever, when freemen shall stand
Between our loved home and the wars desolation'
Blessed with victory aud peace may the heaven rescued
land
Praise tho Power that hath made and preserved US
nation.
Then cor quer we must, FOR our cause It is just,
And this be our motto, "In God ie our trustl"
And the star epaD yed banner In triumph shall wave
DER the land Of the free and the home OF the brave.
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! CADMrs-LowE.-On Wednesday, June 2e, by the Few
Thomas Armitsge, GEORGE g. CApMus TO sAiui G. LOWE
EvANs-ksRIE-On Tuesday, July 2, by Rev. q +.
stohlmaun, JOHN II. EVANS to MARY KATE KuRLR step.
daughter Of the late IT, Il, Mann.
JoNR-rYI2E AT Albany, on Tuesday, july By tbs
Rev Sylvanus Reed JAY JARVIS JONES' of New York ov
to9AkY E. Tyler. daughter OF the late James IL Tyk~,
OF the former place.
MErHuA-SCHI1lKR AT the resdf nee OF Rev. VIM Al.
win Bari ett in BIookiyn Mr. J. GUpo MEruuA TO Mln
MARIA SCHILLER, both Of this city
WHIIAMs-IEfURGz -ln South Yonkers, Sunday,
Juhe 80, by the Rev. w. G, Browning, ar. VIM Il. WI
I.Ms, Of South YonkeIs, TO Miss SUSAN D. TuRag, CT
Now York city.
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News from the South.

LOUISVILLE, July 2. 1851.
The Governor o, Ternefee hss stationed agent nj
htchelsve, on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
the Northern Tennessee line prevent goods do
caTad conrabsnd in the rebel States from going North
and MI Gotten, Surveyor OF this port will Immediately
place agent AZ Franklin, the next station north in
Kentucky, 70 execute similar oces ia Of the sde
raj government
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.NrRY! IT'S OF THEE.

..NrRY! IT'S OF THEE.
,.y cnupltry 'tis OF thee,
sweet la,pd OF liberty,
OF thee sing;
land where my fathers died,
land Of the p'lgrims' pride,
Ftnm every mountain side
Le. freedom ring.
Ny native country thee,
Land Of the pob'e free,
Thy rame love
Z love thy rocks and riils,
Thy woods and tempted hills
My heart with rapture thrills,
Like :nat above.
let music swell the breeze;
And sing from oil the tIees
Sweet freedoms song:
let mostsl ton que. awake
let MI that breathe partske;
lie, rocks the s'lsrce break,
The sound proloDg.
oar fathers God 10 thee,
Aru.or OF liberty
10 thee IA sing
loug may our land be bright
wi.r frsesom'e hDls light.
Protect Us by thy might,
Great God, our King
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The Eighty-ffth Anniversary Of
American Freedom.
ANNUAL JUBILEE.
SONGS OF TIE NATION.
Celebration In the City and
Vicinity,
&C., &c., &cs

This day, the eighty fifth anniversary Of American
zndepeodence viii be celebrated throughout the Northern
States with ardor and with stronger feelings OF pa
triotism and love Of country than ever before The
usual firing Of aates ringing of bells, dinners oratlons
festivals excursions pcncs, regattas military and civic
paades Aremens professions, school celebrations balls
parties fireworks and pyroteohnic displays viii claim
the attention to-day Of the universal Yankee nation
with the exception perhaps Of portion of the Southern
Yankees, to degree bsfore witnessed since the
federal government formed, since Independence
Day was FIRST maugurated by the patriots who lived SIN
times that tried men s souls "
Apropos to the occasion We give below number Of
those soul stirring ballads and anthems which have been
adopted the songs the nations each and all Of which
VI u be sung to d y by mil o;s of voice..
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To opium Eaters, Arsenic Takers, sc 49,
these unhappy sufferers informed and simsr
habi1 are oxen up with comparative the vi
ing sn and health sustaining ee,s Of Motopthy mountain ale
TIC so much needed e'
In the OF nervousness sleeples ness desi,tsanc
diesms snd less Of memory its success Is unpar
circular sent free on application giving nforsop OF
and OF me Oriental Turkish and kusssn baths
- me kound Hnl water cure, In horthampon, Mass n
commended 10 general notice ard particularly that
profession Those personally acquainted With the irst
ment to persons beyond or homo PIC
kcTipton
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Barry's Trtcopher0ns IL the B~st and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyrg curling eesn
preserving and restoring the hsir Ladder tn T. Sold W
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The Wrecked steamer Canadian.


Much sDxIey lie felt about Mr.. Kelly. the officer Of
the wrecked steamer Caradan ard bis boats crew Ar
ter hpoDg their passengers they set for tbe north
shore Of Tho Straits Of Beeve order to intercept
one Of the steamers Of the line, and haYe not
been heard from.
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THE AMERICAN STAR.

Como strike the bold anthem tie ardogH are bowling.
Already they eagerly SNUFF up their prey /;
Che red clouds OF DER our country are ecowlrg,
Soft Peace scresos her w,pgs end fiee weeping away
Tho infants. afrghted, cling clsse 10 their mothers,
The youth graep their swords for the combat prepare
While beauty weeps fathers and lovers and brothsrs,
= Who rush TO dieplay the American Star
Me spirits of Washington, Warren, Montgomery,
Iook from their clouds with bright aspect seyece
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Grover AZ Bakers NO1seless Family aad
manufacturing Sewing Machines, ass Broadway, N.
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KENquOR AND hIssOu BI STAN LosyxTSS
dRrr5UcKY, IsTR. Glass seO-July 5, ISL
A. 49, k T. SO; AZ u.s. 90 E. 25 si A. H.
a, SS, ~, g., o. g. a. AZ &c, 80, 8, 70, AZ, S..
Circulars sent free CT charge BY addressing ei,berto
WOOD, EDDY 90.
CoYington. Ky, or st Louis, M
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The Nova ScOtiAu .

The Nova Sc0tian.
MONTREAL, July ., 1861.
There are no signs Of the steamer of Father Point
Tho Golden Fleece brousb! the Forty seventh
about nine hundred strong Spoke the Jua of Cape Ro
sieur
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Oawln0s OF n. France 4 Co.'s KEN
us.y and IeiawAre Lotteries Authorized BY OF Assem-
s%sIsr csnrary Use Grants e run twenty
~, 3d. o., 81, 9, Is 20, 50, a. 49, So, As, N, co.
a. AZ 10 AZ % ,ss US Drawn July 1861
t,rI. 1, 90, 90, %, 10 49, rs, 8, II, 4, II.
"uNuiAiS SIt free OF charge by sddress' nx
n. FkAN0E 90 AAnaverx
Wumingtuu neiaWur0
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THE AMERInAN ROW

THG AGEHlCAN BUY.
Father. look up sno see that flag
How gracefully 1t 1lcs
IhoAe pretty 5tripee-they seem 70 be
A rainbow n the skies.
II liz your country % fsg, my 500,
Ano proudly drinks the light;
DER ocesa'e wave, in foreign cannes,
Asynboi Of our might.
Frthsr, what fearful noise Is that,
Like numbering IN the cIoudss
Why 90 The people wave their bats,
AID rush a.0rg 10 crowdsS
II Ia tho voice Of cann1ory,
Tie glad shouts OF the free
This 70 day 70 memory Gear
'1is Freedoms jubLee.
wish that was Ecw q r1au,
I'd f'e ny calnrn zoo,
And cheer as iouoly as the rest;
But, father, why dcr't your
I'm getting old xnd weak, but stlu
MY heart is big with 10Y;
I've witnessed many day Ike this
Shout you slouc, cay by.
Hurrah, for Freeeom's jub.leeI
Gcd biess ovr native ts-d.
And nas live 20 hid the sword
OF freedom IN my baat
Vel done, my boy, grow Up and ,cvc
The lano that gave you birth;
hone where freedom loves 70 Owed
Is paradise On earth.
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SIXTEENTH WARD CELEBRATION.

AT 100 hetVG0ou CHURCH, ANeuIy S1lIu BiIe6t,
weet G. Sixth aveaus, there viii De grand celebration
ten o'clook A. " The exercises comprise addresses
ts the Revs. J. CISCO and J. Mcleod, an orstion
BY Hea'y h; ~ psem sy Dassnn s,sh the
Alien, aod singing b. children.
1he CT aseTs Of EsHe Protection Company No s. of
netose se,r',snis VII, rass asg in front Of sse,
eoeeEers;3oh. " T M.lnken, Henry sprs,lcy, Esq {,
IalOes eerres, Eq. Singing Eat.onal ssnga, SC, com
mepcre C., 10 o'cc<a, A H. lie friends OF tbs com
pany sd c.-.7e.s respectfully lavitoi to attend
ras REV. John Harvey OF Central New York, viii ad-
cress tee Anderson zoaaves IN ihsr carap 8. sA.e,s
Bay, rear Jeisty CTS, On the Fourth of july.
sIcKlEs BRIGADE.
The Fourth VII be appropriately celebrated Ut this
csrpmn: The nst.ora salute VIII be irei st sunrise
c'ses parade VII take plle .: II ocook, after which
,he treate viii march By column O. companies the
piece designated or TIE exercises Of the day. These will
os bs De- a ssce e essra SIC VII
address tao bsgsoe A, O'Clock there will De grauo
p.lsoe aao e'iew AT o'clock hLe works, Prepared
wdh re'e,erce 70 the times. WI Re displayed; atter
~b ,ch grapo bali gu be g7el. General Slcklts
tssu. "a tAs fcilov rg ORDERS,
GENERAL oep-a-ro "a
CAsr scoTI srtTtN leland. July ., 1861
pasp. -. e he cxr 81 ~
I0uns 70, DE sp Gs;,s,s ce'tn'as' Of
z Sa,Me ,sn c,cle < -, N :.
g. Sesd e declaration o. independence By Major
& I-e.i.n b. Casrs,n 1wiehe!l.
u,e.s par.;e a review a. fcvy o'o'ork :. N.
ssn a, nse ' n. 1snriar na TIT Twelve i1s'
gaze ~ .s snse
cree esS Ssc h 60, se o ass and an
hy VII be h ID Responsible for The good behavior Of the
lae.nen., will form 70. mo-sirg parade en- reepsc.
p.sde pas. ,srss osS ilsA .'
b., fsy ssAs win osvs sasS Ri. ssne co Of Tas
ses: cock gliftorl uns nnees osk Night boat from
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fono soldiers, tear, ard toast &c thoir taerory
Rejoicing the, II see us, ~ they once have beeu;
10 US the high boon By the GODS hA, been granted,
To spread the gaa tidipgs OF liberty fur.
Let millions asssii US, wei meet them undsunted,
And Conquer or die by the American Star
Your hands then dear Comrades round Iberty's altar
United, We swear by the souls OF the bravel
MI one from the siroDg Eesclut ol shall fRlter,
10 strike Tor the Union or sink 70 the gravel
Then, fftemen, Oil up, lo the striped bsnnsr's flying,
, me a eh bircs OF liberty scream through the air.
scream ner secession and tyranny dying,
sucoess TO the beaming American Star
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pait rev times saying, rose I. goes there goes
Nc, 'm%ocsey according to his ides WAS curef of
s nns, ihsn NE, 70 Intbea ny eg, and informed bad
Fame se,nfac'ory result TO himself aad thus you sec
was renewed In very few minutes of disease OF the
the one was suffering under and csmo TO DO dootore1
i9r wss really mace worse BY my foolish and unprofta-
INDUCE perors TO Call on the Doctor wi b the dcs Of
oens certainly cured feel In duty bound 10 state hs
ABOVE facts. Yours, &c, Anti HUaBUG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-04

tie chortn Will heD form 10 line and march 10 their
several nte escorted by the Randall Island
Light Icfs1ty when they Will be dsn Used for the osy
The exercises will wind up with grand drpay Of hrc
works II the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

HOUSE IN BROOKLYN WANTED TO EXCHANGED
medium sized modern built House, worth over $1,000
in the vicinity of Fulton Atlantic avenue; must be a
good neghborhood and heavily morgnged exchange
for elegantly located building Lots South Bergen miles
from Jersey City by horse Is
dress giving and description f. j. c. box l Herald
Office.