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The Southern Press Association.

MOBILE, ALA, April 1.-THE following,
with reference to the meeting OF the Southern
Press Association, has been issued:
In accordance with the request of the en-
tire Georgia press, it is announced that the
annual meeting of the Southern Press Asso-
citation, appointed to be held Mt Augusta, Ga,
on the 2nth instant. Is postponed until the first
Wednesday in May, at the same place.
"W. 6. CLARKE,
'~" President Southern Press Association.
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DentIst7y.

KLoEBER, SURGEON
No. ao9 Broad street, Richmond, Va: ,,
Teeth filled in the best manner at Teouc aS
prices. Beautiful artificial teeth on Inc ., WI
canite base perfectly initiating me ~ at
organ, and restoring the con- Ean ~ a .nS
the low prices Of $50, 1875, end *So per ses +aetb
Nitrous oxide gas given in EXTRACTING oee'n'
rendering the operation painless and sa1e'
5 NH 1a-Sm - sf-lE5a NlfFr- r 2 ),
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lho ,'LsE AND THoaAs.-Butler hates Genera,
ArtoH L.; says the New York Heraid's Wash
hCe ,e.ter, because Thomas told him to his
hs the war that he was liar, and
s.rke h. .he phrase when Butler drew up TO
Ai"' Butler then backed out,
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Commission Merchants.

~ M. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-
lNs CHANT, Office Thirteenth and Gary
streets, opposite Tobacco Exchange building ing
Richmond, Va, solicits eonsignmennffss OF Ia Ia
COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY;
Strict personal attention given to all sales, and
prompt returns made, by check OF cnrreIlcy,
Der express, as may be desired. Fun supply
of bags for grain. Liberal advances IN monsS;
fertilizers, or merchandise, on faith OF present
crnn on consnltation. ap 7-d&w3m
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NEW ORLEANS, April l1.-General Buchanan
to-day issued an order requiring the immedi-
ate inspection of the levees by the police
iuries Of each. The inspections and reports of
each are TO be weekly. The order prescribes
regulations for the protection Of the leYees
and their repair in case of crevasses.
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{ ,,.. m, rder Of. YArcy4 NIagee.3

The MNFdef Ul =. - - n,A~oy
MosrstAD, April little widow q ., p coass,
Mngee refuses to accept an aae saciety. which
i len the Of her hus
o TSrsa of the prisoners have turned 9neens
avidance against Whelan, whose gun -
most concluslyeiy established
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i'm North Carolina-iIne
-. Canvass.

w1Iu1seros, N. O., April 1.-The req. regis.
+-ation closed TO day amid considerable excite.
an. Tn this city it resulted: Whites, 404;
h1aeks. 400. The total, including the. former me-
'astra ton is: Whites, 1903; blacks, 2o1S.
fhe political excitement is increasing dal,y'
and both parties are s.raining svs d sonnties
iadicsta large additions to the white vote un'
der the new registration. - - e
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.-TO THE
CREDITORS, ENDORSERS, AND Sc
CURITIES OF THOMAS @. EPPS.-Having,
az surviving trustee under certain deed OF
trust executed by Thomas G. Epps, dated the
9th day of January, 1855, sold certain property
therein conveyed, in pursuance Of the proyIi-
sions Of said deed, I hereby notify all the cred.
itors, endorsers, and securities of the said
Thomas G. Epps to present their claims TO me
within thirty days from this date. The said
deed provides that 4" the debts in the first class
shall be first paid In full, If the fund be sufi.
Gent for that purpose, and if not, pro rata, and
then in like manner the debts described in the
second class bit no creditor, e,adorser, or secu,
rim shall hare the benefit Of this deed ,oho shall not
present his claims to the trustees ,oih' thirty days
after the first insertion by them Of notice in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond re-
gutring The said creditors, edorsers, and securt-
ties, to produce their claims ,oich notice shat %
published once ,oeek for four successive tossks
T. P. AUGUST,
.-. Surviving Trustee.
Monday. April 9Th, 1858. APP 6-M4t
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Iatar accident in q CHURCH:

CHICAGO, April 1l.-At st. MAY ;yas ea present
Yesterday, while dense crowa ,Tus the rush
an alarm of IRE was made. ~, Dnfs saf,erss fell,
killing three women, and Wohno'ns
number Of persons.
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THE ROSADALIS

THE ROSADALIS
is not secret medicine. The articles from
which it is made are published around each
bottle, and 1t is used and recommended by
the medical faculty, wherever it has been In
troduced, as POSITIVE and RELIABLE
medicine for Diseases of the Blood, Liver, and
Kidneys.
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r ICORICE.-" G. GIVE would ad-
1 wise the trade that we have been ap.
nointed agents for the sale of this celebrated
tayorite brand. Full stocks always on hand,
and will be sold at lowest possible prices.
aprlm HARTEYS & WILLIAMS.
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Imh l7-swI

CONCORD GRAPE VINES FL EoH :
I JSALE.-The undersigned has 1000 I NO: !
two.year old CONCORD GRAPE s dasan
FOR SALE He will sell by the piece, ao ~ on
hundred, or by the thousand-s0 cen as , uho,
s6 per dozen, $50 per hundred, sseo Ry, y,
ssnd-plants from the Northwest: Ihey , MHay
na Wanted any time tin the middle OF MAY
o1" q. K. GILMER, Richmond, Va,
ap list care OF :. S'eo'"''.A
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Toilet articles.
Leather, dc.

y A CLAFLIN & CO., No. l6 FoUh-
N. TENTH OR PEARL STREET, 9 1ap
lust received full stock Of SOLE an1 ar 9
PER LEATHER, FRENCH and An 16aTS
CAN SKINS and FINDINGS; aiso, D. ~
manufacturers prices --.. OF
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The Indian Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Indian Peac
Commissioners left Cheyenne yesterday, an
the Indians on the same day ran off the stoc
from Sidney.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted TO the
IN late firm Of FINNEY FITZGERALD
are hereby notified to come forward and settle
their accounts, and all persons having claims
against the said firm are requested 70 present
the same TO me for settlement. ss
JAMES A. CLARKE.
MAScHRsTRR, March,4. 1858. NH 5-Thi0t
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USED AND ENDORSED BY THE LEAD
KNOWN.
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1t thoroughly eradicates every kind of
humor and bad faint, and restores the entire
system to healthy condition.
1t is perfectly harmless, never producing
the slightest injury.
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NTILLS s. RYANT, TOBACCO Ex-
K re S apd eCoMM hsME kcHANTs;149 81
the purchase and sale Of LEAF and MANI
FEATURED TOBACCOS. Orders solicited.
Liberal advances made on consignments;;, o ne1
Rank eY Virginia; JAMES THoAAs, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, Va. Messrs. H. MEsssEsssa co.
New York; Messrs. JOHNSON THonrsao2s'
Boston, Mass. Is ~ e
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NOTICE.-THE NATIONAL E1-
IN CHANGE BANK OF RICHMOND,
located at Richmond, In the State Of Virgins,
is closing up Its affairs. All noteholdcrs and
other creditors of said association are therefore
hereby notified TO present the notes ana other
claims against the association for payment.
rssz 8. B.SMlTH, -
an 2-Th2m 80 Cashier.
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,NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN I shan apply to the First National Bank
Of Virginia for the renewal Of q Certificate
for three shares Of stock, No: -, Of said
bonk heretofore issued TO William r. Polk,
and now standing in his name on the books Of
said bank, the title of which stock: was trans
ferred TO me as trustee for said Polk by his
deed made on the sd day Of November, 1856,
and which said certificate has been lost:
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
fe l3-ThSw trustee for w. r. Polk.
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1857:
against
John F. Nystrum, surviving partner Of Nys-
trum Clopton. Defendant.
Upon motion OF plaintiff by counsel, and
by consent of defendant, in vacation, at his
chambe his Honor Edward r. Chambers,
Judge of the second circuit, in order to carry
into effect the Injunction heretofore awarded
In this cause by the Hon. William II. Lyons.
Judge of the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond, doth order that Thomas 81. jack
son. ESQ, be appointed receiver In this cause
that he receive and reduce into possession all
the several items of property, debts, and otner
assets of the late partnership OF Nystrum &c
Clopton in the pleadings in this cause men
toned. by due process of law or otherwise;
that he shall sell the said several items OF pro-
perty at such time and upon such terms
and credits rs may be most ut ana con-
yenient that he (the said Thomas G
Jackson, Esq.,) shall deposit all moneys
so secured by him, whether from coilec-
ton of debts or sale Of property, or from
First National Bank of Richmond, and that
he be allowed reasonable commissions there
for and that he make report TO this court;
but tits further ordered that the said receiver
shall not proceed to act in this cause until ne
shall first have entered into bond In the sum
of five thousand dollars, In the clerks office
of this court, with security to be approved
by the clerk conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties as said receiver. AND
IL la further ordered that James A. Clarke,
one of the commissioners OF this court, dotn
proceed to take an account OF the liabilities OF
the said partnership as soon as may be conye-
nient; that he state the same according TO law,
and make return to this court
MARCUS A. COGB1LL, D. C.
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is hereby given that

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN shall apply TO the Auditor Of the State
of Virginia for the renewal of two certificates
of Virginia State stock, each dated lst July,
ls5S-one No. S0l6, for $ll5, issued under act
of ed March, 1850, for general loans, and No.
1929, for $500, issued under act Of LIST March,
ls47, for completion Of James River and ka-
nawha canal; both In my name as commits
County Court. -
NH 6-ThSm L. a. HAYNES.
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DEAD SOUTHERN OPINION, April
~ II, at TURNER'S, llli. apll
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r H. SIMPSON,
81. LATE OF SIMPSON BASS,
GRANARY AND FEED STORE,
CARY STREET
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
apll-lw RIcHNoSD, VA.
ROCERY FOR SALE.-The stock of
III GROCERIES, with COUN It q !,
SHELVING, SCALES, and FIXTURES,
No. GOT corner OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
Stock yery small. Apply as above, or at the
D, ap1 o'Aee' w. F. DRINKARD.
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MARCUS A. CoGB1LL, D. c.
COMMANDMENTS OFFICE,
EebrtIary 2lst, 1865.

FEBRUARY Zlst, 1900.
The creditors Of the late firm OF Nystrum q
Clopton, end all other persons interested In the
matters embraced in the foregoing decree, are
hereby notified that have appoints ted Wednes-
day, odd day of April next, atmy office, In ths
town of Manchester, as the time and place
the account directed by the said decree, when
and where all creditors and others are required
to appear with such books, papers, and vouch-
ers in their possession rs may be necessary 10
take such account.
JAMES A. CLARKE,
NH 3O-MIw Commissioner.
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VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of the
city Of Richmond April 8, 1855:
against
William Denmead, John N. Clarkson, and b.
F. Denmead, partners trading under the
style of b. +. Denmead. defendants,
IN CASE.
The object of this suit Is to recover against
the defendants certain damages, which are
laid in the plaintiff g declaration at one thou
sand dollars. And affidavit having been nude
that the defendants, William and Is. +. Dem
mead, above named, are not residents OF TINS
state, they are required TO appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect theirinterests
In this suit. s
A copy-Teste: -
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, D. @.
J. AABLgR SMITH, p. q. ap li-s4W
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Rules held In the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Conrt OF the
city OF Richmond April 9 1855
John Whitworth and NJ. Il. Gray, partners
trading under the style Of Whi!worth
Gray. .............'.........Ti aAntihs'
w,,,iam Denmead, John N. Garrison, and b.
r Denmead partners trading under the
style Of b. +. Depmead. ........Defendants,
The object of this suit is TO recover against
the defendants certain damages, which are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration NJ fonr hun.
bred and ninety.nyo dollars. Anc aMoaYst
having bean made that the DEFENDANTS, Will
liam and d. +. Denmead, above named, are
not residents Of this State, they are required
to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what Is necessary
TO protect their interests in this suit.
0egEoRaE L. CHRISTIAN, DC.
TXTIRGINIA.-At Rules held In the
Clerks ofiee Of the Circuit Court Of the
city OF Richmond Apsile 1855:
John II. Gresham, Piaantih,
Wiiisrn Bsnrnsad, John N. Clarkson, and B.
F. .Denmead, partners trading under tina
style OF b. T, Denmead. Defendants,
IN CASE.
| The object OF this snit Is TO recover against
!! the defendants certain damages, which are laid
| In the plain % declaration At three thou.
sand five hundred dollars. Anc, affidavit hay
tiBg been made that tha defendants, William
1 State, they ARP required TO appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
In this sntt. A copy--Teste:
! GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN, D. G.
! y AMBER SMITH, p.q. mp l-SAw
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Rules held in the
" Clerks office of the Circuit Court OF Inc
city OF Richmond April 8, 1858:
d. C:rHartwell George Dick, ana n. ~; no.
yey. partners trading under the style o.
. Hartwell, Dick Coz. fiaintins'
against =, G,-,
/. Reniamin Z. Denmead, partners trading
nnder the style Of Benjamin I. Denmead,
Defendants,
Iy Cash. y
: THE object Of this suit Is to recover against
.ha daSandants certain damages, which are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration ut one thou
sand dollars And affidavit having been made
that the defendants, William and Benjamin
= Denmead, above named, are not residents
OF this State, they are required TO appear here
within one month after due publication here
of, and do what Is necessary 70 protect their
interests in this suit.
a copy-Teste:
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, d: G.
J. AxBLgR Smith, .. a.. ap ll-S4w
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yTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
v Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond April 9th. 1865
John Blair and Albert Blair, partners trlding
under the style of John & Albert Blair,
~ Plaintiffs,
against
William Denmead, John N Clarkson, and
b. F. Denmead, partners trading under
the style Of B. +. Denmead. -. Defendants,
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DOSADALIS.-The following, among
III many hundreds of our best citizens, tes.
tifv To its wonderful efficacy:
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DEF TONGUES.-100 fine BEEF
d TONGUES.

II UXURIES AT J. q. ANTHONY'S
IL TEA STORE, 72l MAIN STREET,
Gunpowder Tea, best quality, ~. % per pound.
Superior Roasted Coffee-roasted in his patent
coffee rooster every day. Cream Crackers,
Ginger Snaps, Family and Pilot Crackers, at
Is, IS, and &c. per pound. Six doors above
the Spotswood Hotel. fe 70
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The object Of this suit Is to recover against
the defendants certain damages which are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration at three hum
dred and fifty dollars. And affidavit having
been made that the defendants, William and
y. F. Denmehd, above named, are not resi-
dents of this State, they are req uired to ap-
pear here within one month after due pu1lica-
ton hereof, and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect their Interests In this suit.
A copy-Teste:
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, d: O.
J. AMBLER SMITH, p. q. ll-S4w
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ERESH PEACHES.-lO0 cans FRESE
NH "a cambridge Il ANDERSON.
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COLLINS s. co, ~ ,p.1n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ana sonth .Delaware avenue and northeast
corner Beach and Green streets,
PHILADELPHIA, "a. ,,c
-. L. p. COLLINS,
= 8 RJJRTON.

oei"i @SAsA ~ fe 81
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Court Orders.


.yTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the She
Y riffs ofIice Of the County Court or Cbes-.
terfieid county on the first Monday in April,
Maria Farmsr, Thomas 9. Farmer, Erss-
mns CARY Benjamin A. Gary, Henry daJy,
Ira Hancock, Il. l.. Chlidress, and Emtly
his wife. : io'ns
copeiand F. Gary, Doretba F. Farmer, Rich
ard A, Farmer, and. JOSEPH. L. farmer,
1Rjcnard p. Farmer, James l. Smitn, ano
Sarah his wife non restden ts,) .s.DeisnoanS'
In. cHAFcERY.. So.
The plaintiffs having fled their bill, tho
iect Of sshicifis to obtain decree for tne se.e
and division of certain tract OF land 10 Ones'
terrified county containing ninesy-tyo scIes,
of which Stephen Farmerdied seized ana pes.
sessed, And II appearing by amdaytt tnas s
Richard p. Farmer, Joseph L. Smith, ano
Sarah his wife are non residents OF this State,
therefore IL Is ordered that this order % pup
iished once aiweek for four successive weeks
In some newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond and H. is ordered that they APP
near here within one mon h after the due pup.
iication Of this order to protect their Interest
" Teste: NATHAN H. CoGBILL,
ap lS-m4w Clerk.
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.LicO3'jce.

ap 2-dtJ cloth
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-01
HOUSE FURNISHING eUDBs.

pLATED WARE, PLANisHED. JAPANsSD
and Plain Tin Wares Wooden and WilloE Ware,
Hollow Iron Ware, Brooms, Brushes. DoGrAatf,
E. NJ HERRICK 4 CO.'S.
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New Jersey Railroad.
GSs a I'D
DOT OF COURTLANDT ST, NEW EOkf
CONNIE Nov. %, 1868.

FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST., NEW YORK.
Commencing Nov. %. 1868.
Trans illlcaYe New York for Baltimore alsd
Washington at $40 A. NJ, and II 80 and sP. NJ,
with only one change OF cars TO Cinctnnaft0r
Chicago.
~ Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the s 40 A. M. and and . p. M. trsins.
BAGGAGE will bereceivedfor any train IN
less delivered and checked ID minutes IN dVaace
the time of leaving and Baggage not taken by
tar swner on its arrival VIII he liable to ehaTgF
of storage.
All the Philadelphia trains from New York stop
at Newark to take up passengers, the a. Nal
the principal stations, the1, A, $50, and 1230P.
NJ. and 10 midnight, tall stations,
On Sundays the only IRA forPhiladclphia leaye
New York at $50: for Washington at 7:S0 Pm.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave Ken
sington at II A. NJ, and via West PhiladelPhiaat
9:45 A, NJ, and 12o, 4 and $50 L. M, ard IN
Bordentown leaves there for New York attfe0
AN.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.
Leave Elizabeth for New y ork at Ass 5 Al. ts5
49, 40, s, s:15, s:3s, $685., 945 1913. ~. a
NJ. 1245, ~, 2 d; $50 AS, $, q, 7.so, siis:.
Leave New York for Elizabeth at g., 6:sn, r..
9:10 1910, 1t40 A. M IL NJ, / 2, 3, 1880 4:ioa:so
$50, $40, G~, 6:10 Z, 500, 10 and II p. M.
On Sundays leave New York at 6:30% p N. Lanse
Elizabeth at 9:25* M
Passengers not purchasing ckets before enter
-ng the cars pay FIVE cents additional zare-
Tickets are received by the conductor only 0ntdt
train for which they are sold, and on the day Rar
chased.
YY"CONTRACTS FOR OMMUTATION, frem
the first of each month, made at the SecretRry.r
office only, from 10 A Nj TO 3 p NJ, No III Liberty
street, New York
eay@ FREIGHT RECEIVED atthe1oot of Court
landt street. New York for way stations to Ain
stone and Perth Amboy until 1 n, and for
Princeton, Trenton, sc, until ~ d.. and aor
Newark until 1880 NJ. Freight received affe
these hours is not despatched until the neztday.
II. w. JACKSON, Gen'I SuPE.
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w JACK9,
A LOT OF A NEW PATTERN, just received,
IN strong and simple,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

llICHfIkLp. November ]. after long ard
PAL iut Illness which sh- in.e With Christian -.
utuG- Nrs. AkAb NJ. LlrCHEiFLD.
II" fiit EGs al Il Ilsln' lpcss Ot the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral I, mon
row IT reday November 81. at two O'Clock from
he rtsilcu. c - her husband IA T Lit nj nd n
sire et, letvetB - and ith strCsts, Capitol Hill
NOV York papers please coy7D
DAVIS. Ou Sunday, November lst. wM A
FhNIS eldest suu of q orce AMI Hannah A
Davis III the toth year II his age.
IT,. relatives pui friends Of the family are re
guested p atieHd bis innsrbl trcm the ieure OF
lis Ia1eutI On 9TH street eat near E,rGinia ave
hue Navy Yard IN tim lfrOs tTuesiay) after.
LCy u, 81 two O'Clock.
NJ y,U.tful mates. both sma'i an1 great
So. here .uI yuu shah
Ii awful sight y hirh ~ \ type
OF y nat On soon muPt be.
used q appear nee, fresh AMI fair
among the youthful crowd:
Eur nov behold me. lie. and cold,
MAPPED in a sable shrOui
Nv cheeks once red, like ro5 ssrresi;
Ny spArA ling cYc 20 CAV;
But now on Sc how 'tis with me-.
= ltciSss lump Of cay.
" don you unto my grave DO 60,
The EiyruIy UltC" to sec
say t. Won. who rtand aud view,
Prepare 20 follow G r u.