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The New York herald., 1871-02-09
The Inauguration Mt Versailles.

[From the LsDdon Globe Jan 23.I
n few further particulars have at length arrived
al Versailles last Wednesday. on the stroke of
neon The King arrived, preceaed by Court Marshals
IN order 10y the Grown Prince, the Princes
Karl and Adalbert, the Grand Dukes OF Weimar
and Baden and their heirs apparent The Bavaran
Prince Luitpold aud the saxon Prince. the Duke OF
Wurtemberg Prince Leopold OF Hohenzollern,
Prince OF Anhalt Dessau, Cennt Bismarck-who,
tnough promoted TO the rank OF lieutenant geaeral
wore the uniform or colonel OF Lanowehr; his Es-
Selenes NJ &c schlelntz, Generals Moltke,
As the King entered he bowed PROFOUNDLY
To the altar. The choisters Immediately struck
Liturgy were then read. Rsgger delivered conse-
Grafton sermon in which he referred to the bIsery
4l ihe Aohenzolern family, TO the traditions OF
Versailles, DC. The King stood under the portrait
% Louis AlV., o. which was the inscrlgtion, ne
Rot gouoerSe de tui-mea.en This legend was
az patistedGpon py Rugger, and furnished moral
10 the preacher. The hlng the uniform OF the
FIRST Guards, IN which regiment ne first earned field
Tank In 1914 To his rigtt was the Prince ROYAL, a
itue Withdrawn; the rest OF the sovereign princes
occupied places SUI further back. Behind them
were the Ministers OF state. The group looked nle
chapter OF The order OF The Black Eagle, for the
king and many OF the Pussian princes wore the
granc GORDON of that oraer--there was but one
The King wore these orders only which
wore actually gained n the battlefield
George, Russian: tie round stars OF the high Prus-
siaD orders were conspicuous on his breast. The
OF the German Eagle. when the Ltany concluded
the cher began TO. chaunt Nun danket ale
Goitn The King, foiswed by all tue German
princes aovanced 10 the caQs stepped
npon the platform. ana. having turned
round, naddrsssed the assembly; dis Maiesty
.eoncoded by saying command my Chancellor
10 read aloud my proclamation tc the German
people, Count Bismarck tnen read IN calm voice
and with a collected manner the proclamation. The
Grand Duke OF BADEN then advanced and exclamea
iu a loud voice. "Es leiDe Seine Malestat der
IDeaische Kaiser Wilhelm, aoch I" fhe cheer
Was taken up with vld energy the
ssGod save the Qucen.p The Emperor and Grown
Prltse embraced thrice, aud tbe Gernlaa princes
paid homage TO the former as "Deutscher KAISER"
This concluded the ceremony The different per-
sonages then defled. the eulcers passing the Empe.
roy rs twelve PAGES and bowing deeply. In the
evening grand banquet wins given a. the residence
OF the Nnperor: 40 covers were laid All the Ger
man pi,lces were present Nj. Odo hnsseh was
also one d, the guests
Protest of>1hc Poscn Poles AgafASst IncorpOrLs
tien In tbe Empire.
protest OF NE Pose Psles against their Moor.
Dorsttep with tl,G German empire n recsfAed UpVD
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
STREET flsHrs.
A Cn.,ius srrimmase In Fir., Avenue.

A Cnttins Scrimmage In First Avenue.
Last evening nght occurred at the corner OF First
avenue and Twenty-fourth street between John
Salmon, aged eighteen, Of AL East Twenty second
street; James Mullane, aged sixteen, Of 2e4 Third
avenue; Samuel Gordon. OF Twenty-third street and
First avenue; James Mcdonald, OF Twenty-dfth
street, near Second avenue. and Thomas Kenney. Of
Twenty second street and First avenue. During the
fracas Salmon was stabbed twice in the shoulder
by an unknown assailant, ana Mullane was
severely cut about the head by Kenney Mulane
having his wounds dressed was taken to his home
Mcdonald, Kenney and Gordon were arrested and
locked up at the Eighteenth precinct police station
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
RAILROAD METERS IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, o. Feb. s, 1871.
Dispatches received Today from New York state
that such negotiations have been pending between
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad and the
Springfield and Cincinnati Railroad with reference
the lease OF the farmers, have entirely failed.
This, 1t Is thought removes any doubt about the
building of the Dayton short line.
The Cincinnati and Southern Railroad bill was de-
feated In the Kentucky Senate to-day by vote Of
% TO IL. strong disposition Us manfesting itself,
botli here and in Kentucky, to ask for Congress
uiDn oh
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN BRIDGEPORT.

Democratic Convention for the Fourth Congress
sional district OF Connecticut met in Franklin Hall,
Bridgeport, yesterday morning. A large number of
delegates were present, representing Fairfield and
Litchheld counties Hon. William ii. Barnum the
present representative OF the district In Congress,
was renomnated by acclamaton. alter which the
Convention adjourned. Mr.. Barnum is the pro-
pretor OF the extensive iron works at Salisbury,
Conn.,, and has served two terms In Congress- hav-
Ing run successfully against p. L. Barnum in 1867
and Hon. Sidney b. Beardsey In 1862
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
SLIGHTLY FORTUNATE KELLY.

Anna Doran. aged twenty-six, and Ann Kelly,
aged twenty-five, OF AIS East Thirteenth street. were
assaulted at their residence by Dennis Meehan,
during which Anna Doran had four fingers broken
and her hand and head severely cut. Aun Kelly
was slightly cut on the hand. Meehan was arrested.
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Auother Row in Third street.

fight occurred yesterday afternoon in Third
street, near Lewis, between number OF street
rowdies. during which Patrick Murphy, OF No. 1855
Third street, Williamsburg, had portion OF one Of
ms ears bitten of by Patrick Gaughan. He was
taken 10 his home, and Gauahan was locked up in
the Union Market police station.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
NILSSON WELL AsaIE.

CINCINNATI, Feb. s, 1871.
WILSON'S health is restored and she VIII resume
her concerts next week
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ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City of Brussels Br) Kennedy, Liverpool
Dale Exrerienced strong westerly winds througboa; he
passage, pass Feo s. "a miles of Sandy Hook passed steam
sisams1D CITY Of Cork I'D Allen Liysroool Jan H.
gale: Win heavy head during entire
mdse, to James Hand Experienced strong winds the
Whole passage teo passed steamship Catherine Whiting.
ss Steamship San Jaein9 Hazard Savannah Feb with
Ia era with and
g Win aas %ds y e M Jas aand Feb 5 - AN OF barnegs spoke
., Ship v Russell tBr Jewe Mani.s os, with md,e,
The Equator long 80 had strong trades and
hsYs % ia strong ssss
@ @ lat Satsss ' a ssa
lon Is v, passed Ins'eS eiese TO- %
and foreyard across bowsprt and gone Feb
sih 10 anchored al the southwest Spit in thick NJ
G64 havana days. ws .usaa 10 JAS
Ward Co Has been days north of Hatteras with heavy
Bari Evening | Star sr, Cnie ManzanG Il days with
Sailed in company with brig Ross for Boston; had fine
weather to Hateras has days Of that point
ws sF m Ns
point with heavy NV gales.
Brig Reaper tBr, Doane 81 Ann's Bay, Ja 22 days. via
Delaware Brsakwater day with ogwood 70 Wester
passage; Dec % lat 3, lon 81, the outward passage,
passed the wreck Of vessel bottom up has been days
of Hatteras.
sehr simmons of Proy,ncetown, Mcdonald, Port An,
tonic, Ja 3 days, with fruit and passenger, Tarry
Hickman. Had fine weather to Barnegat; has been
days north of that point with heavy NE and NV gales.
Schr Kate Church, Caves Georges Banks, with balbut
Moore Rafer.
schr J Hag, Cover, Rockport, Me- for Newbern. Put
In for a haroor
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND soUTg.
Steamship Wamsutta. Fish, New Bedford for New York
with mdse and uassen gers, to Ferguson Wood.
Steamer Thetis. Providence for New York. with mdse
to d A Mills Co.
Schr Cetacesn, Hamilton, New London for Virginia
schr Geo Pettis, Brooks, New Haven for Virginia.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gsucus Walden. New York for Boston mot pre-
yiousyl
Steamer Doris, Amy, New York for Providence.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters

Steamships China and Idaho, Liverpool Hatteras, Nor
fox, &c, bark tza Barss, Bermuda brig WIN Gordon RIO
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
SHTPPIN NEWS

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. 80. 702 Moon RISES. eve 10 03
Sun sets. ...... 27 High water. morn IL I3
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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BEJOW

ship Flying Foam (Br, Christensen, from Calcutta Oct 3
with mdse to Peabody Willis Co tby pilot boat Webb
No b..
ship Peter Maxwell Br>, Suis from Liverpool Dec 26
with fndse, TO Jas w ElweH d Co
Brig Haabet Anker (Nor Larsen from Hartlepool Nov
tby pilot boat & Webb, No 81
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Protest ofahc Foscn Poles Agahsst IncorpOrLs
tien In tbe Empire.
protest OF NE Pose Psles against their Moor.
DQrafaop with t.G German emDre u reCefAe0s UpvD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in tb
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in Il
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, no
ready, contains splendid Cartoon, representa-
the New Political Game OF Leap Frog" togeth
with the very Latest News Dy Telegraph from
Parts Of the World up to the hour Of publicatio
including Special Dispatches from Rome In ref
ence to the Papacy; Terrible Indian Outrages
Government Transfers In Texas; Execution OF
exFederal Soldier In Virginia and Double Exc,
ton in North Carolina; Zeigenmeyer the Chica
Murderer; JEFF DAVIS and the HERALD; Official
port OF Major General Shaler on the late Riot; +
Particulars of the Explosion at the Washing
Arsenal; Burning OF the French Brig Jeannle in
North River; q Minister'S Brutality to his Daughi
the Bourbon Diadem and the Ku Klux In Kentuc
II also contains the latest news by telegraph n
Washington; Political, Artistic, Literary, Regi
and Sporting Inteligence; Obituary Notices; Am
ments; Chronological; Facetie; Editorial Article
the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agricult'
Budget; Reviews or the Cattle, Horse, Dry &c
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial ana
merclal Intelligence, and accounts or all the I'm
tant and interesting events Of the week.
TERMs:-Snge subscription 81; Three copies
Five copies, SIS; Ten copies, $15 single copies
cents EACH A limited number Of advertise
inserted In the wEggLB HE2AAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
THE RECENT sTABBINa ARRAY.

James Haleck who was stabbed in the abdomen
by, as Is alleged, one Alexander Farrell, while re-
turning from excursion on the East River, as
mentioned in the HERALD Of Wednesday, Is under.
stood to be still in dangerous condition at his
home in Harlem. The accused has been confined IL
the Town Hall at Morrisinia, westchester county
since the evening Of the occurrence, although
the right OF the authorities OF that town TO hold TIT
man is exceedingly doubtful. In justice to th'
members OF u peaceable and orderly society IL ma,
be stated the disgracefu atrray Indicated too
place on the barge Merchant, which had been char
tered for an excursion by the men composing the
l.. Mott Association.
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Large Fire MT rshiuebecIs station.

RulNEBECK STATION, N Y, July rs, 1871.
A fire broke out at one O'Clock this morning, dc.
stroying Adoph Seaman's Marble Works and Hege-
mans Hotel. The losses are as follows: -Adoph
Seaman, $4,000; no insurance Mr. scott, OF Kings
ton loss on building, $2,50o John Hegcman, pro-
prletor OF the hotel, $1,000; insured Jacob Mendel-
son. owner OF the hotel, $4,000; partially Insured.
The fire broke out III the marDeillng room.
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F I r Els
A Woman Burned to Denth Mt Rondous.

A Woman Burned 10 Denth mt ROndouf.
HUDSON, N Y, July 2 1871.
frightful accident occurred yesterday afternoon
on Cement Ilil:. near Kondout. small house,
occupied 10y Mr. Fitzgerald who Is employed in the
cement works took fire while he was absent and
was totally destroyed, consuming his wife In the
flames. Nothing Of the body was let but charred
bones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
Dcstruc,ive fire in Kausas City.

ST. LOUIS July 20, 1871.
Seven stores destroyed by fire on Main street,
Kansas City, Mo-, yesterday. The loss s $4,000;
insurance $4,000 1t Is supposed to have been the
work OF an Incendiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


A DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, ON LEAD
"A ing avenue in Brooklyn, only blocks from Fulton
cars-andsome large high stoop House. in most
perfect order all modern improvements, and water
graded and paved half land handsomely
duraby fenced, lastly laid out with lawn, flowers
splendid and thrifty shade and fruit trees high ground In
the heahies part OF the city, and where property Is caly
lily enhancing In value Will sell very low Tor cash, or In
hange would take onchird balance In city properly
be for property wholly uncncumbered Address EQUI
TABLE, Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
EXCHANGE FOR LAND-PATENT RIGHT OF APPLE
~ Corer and Sicer, four Billiard Tables two Repeating
Guns, hiring 100 balls minute, and DoIsms OF Australia
L,xCHANGE-A STORE PROPERTY IN NEWARK FOR
II good Farm from $1,000 TO $50 000 only principals In
ouire IN store No. New Bowery, from IL too
IL S2O0 equity x700 for House Jersey city, Hoboken
Bergen or Brookyn only principals Inquire In store No.
New Bowery, from II to4
LIOR ExCHANGE-PLOT OF THREE ACRES, WELL
shaded also few low.prced Lots less than one hour
from city by Central Railroad of New Jersey viii exchange
for horses and carriages furniture good merchandise Ad
dress Il. B. H., box 1874 Post Office.
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGED SPLENDID SAW AND
Venecring NH in the city, doing hrs class business
netting $1,000 per This u a chance owner
going South T. HOYT, IS Broadway, New York.
ITO EXCHANGE WELL LOCATED SOUTHERN
Il or Western Lands, a good Farm Of lO acres near
KELLY BROS, 2o6 BrosdvAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HAvELL-PECK.-At East Orange, N. j., on Tues
day, July 25 by the Rev. W. ID. Hedden, Mr.. HENRY
ID. HAvELL, of Bloomfield 10 Miss LAURA |. PECK, Of
East Orange.
MEAD-FINEHOUT.-In Greenpoint, on Tuesday,
July rs, by the Rev. II. q. Putney GEORGE W. MEAD
to FANNIE daughter OF the late William w. Fine.
hout OF GreenpoHlt.
WALTON-TREMBLEY.- In Elizabeth On Thursday,
July 81, at the residence Of the brides parents by
the Rev. Frederick NJ. Gray, OF Greenve. n. j.,
WILLIAM NJ. WALTON, OF Bergen Point, to HATTIE A.
TREMBLEY daughter Of Samuel Il. TremDiey, Esq,
or the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29

Buraing Of n Grain Elevator in Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, July %, 1871.
McMahon's elevator, at Jefferson, WIS.,, was burned
yesterday. together with the adjoining buildings.
The loss Is S25,UUO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
PROPOSALS.

nEPARTMENr OF PUBLIC WORKS, 2S7 BROADWAY
ope with the title Of the work and the name Of the bidder
der N Ss s the %ssr of The The
until Monday August 1871 at II O'Clock M, for the 10
II For paving wnlst, street between Riyington and
ses laying
. For paving Nneesn.h street, between Second
walks at the niersecins streets where required
with Belgian pavement, and laying crosswaks at
the inter seeting streets where required n .,..u p,o
nue. and Hudson River with Belgian pavement and laying
For pavne Thrtythri street between Lexington ave-
and Eas aTsi Win Belgian psvsmsn, ana laying
For paving seyenteh street. between Fourth and Fifth
Ave w ss Ss sn laying
For paving street between Third
at h sdp gs Where ,rsau,r and
&
at the ntersecting streets where required.
pavement and laying granite crosswalks the
For sewer IN SsevsnlesSih street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues. -
r ror sewer Church street, between Canal and pen
IL For avenue D. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
49, For sewer in Fifth avenues between Thry-hfh and
H. For in Fifty sixth between Sixth and
Is For underground drains between Nlnetyfrst and
Nneythd streets, and between Second and Third
fourth
fHr fr ssf anu naSins A0'n
For yenas nSe % fff aaS M
y nes To sfa gutter avenue
TO- For T regulating anc grading sxseventh street. from
a. For curb gutter tagging F,y-st street,
Second and East River.
M of Se Se
any further information desired be obtained applca
"'' ''' '''''' ''''- w WILLIAM M. TWEED,
Commissioner of Public Works.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1871.
IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS
IL Nos 34s and 34s Broadway,
NEW YORK, July 20, ls7l.f
endorsed Proposal tor Dock Piles" with the name OF the
s nr % S y This 5 n1 hs
and spruce P " Of lengths and sizes as foows:
0P Pies - to IS ,uchs. In diameter at butt end S. to SO fee,
Piles l6 end IS 60 feet
long. ,. 81, .,v ,,,. s,,, -. ., ...,..
S es by ss and B. nSn be-
the best quality and the approval OF the supern-
The Department reserves the right to reject or all
For further information apply office of Depart
JOHN r AGNEw.
RIcnARD NJ sy nIiEHSRf, commissioners
WILLIAM WOOD,
j. GRENvILLE KANE, Secretary.
CEwERAGE.-NEw HAVEN, CONN.
proposal. will be at the office of the Board
Angus. H. A. d. 1871 for building sewers in East street
Water street. Laurel, State, Trum6u and Prospect Streets
1900 feet OF main outlet sewer on pile foundation.
goo feet OF feet sewer
$500 feet OF 5 feet sewer
i iSeS feet feet Of Of n lse e.: sew ssT'r
SPECIFICATIONS and blank proposals obtained
On a, the once LICE OF a ne Gy CITY Hail.
0' O'"'' VI ''' CHARLES E. FOWLER, City Surveyor
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Fast side.
A BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALEM HARLEM
n cheap; 10 'front.' three storIes high stoop Inquire
of BEEKMAN BROS grocers, b43 second avenue corner
ThirtIeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
FRENCH ADvERTIS EMENTs.

TINE JEUNE PARISIENNE LONGTEMPs EMPLOYEE
~ CONNIE femme de chambre dams des premieres
families de Paris desire sebabe place ct
ben la cuisine exceenes recommendations. Addresse A.
Y. B., box 227 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT.
- the Matter of Widening Strengthening Broadway
Fiji ynnIh Street. in the
City of New York
The undersigned, Commissioners of Estimate Assess
the above entitled proceeding hereby give notice to
interested the lands
buildings premises to be taken damaged In said
ceedng produce their title deeds, leases other docu-
relating their ownership of interest In any Of
such lands buildings premises to the care of John O.
Jones' OF the Commissioners ut their Office,
No. SO Nassau street, No. "a before saturday,
the August 1871 between the hours OF 10 NJ.
and p. n.
# ;SHE 'SS%ss SSSss
July 90, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29

ITO ExCHANGE-FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
bargain Tor somebody; those Il beautiful Cottages
close 20 depot and 400 city lots Land Rutherurd Park
$50 Greenwich street, New York :"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09
SUMAC!

~ - -NA1-AO
T WILL Buy ANY AMOUNT CT gUMAC THAT
IS PROPERLY GATHERED AND CURED. AND
pAV CASH FOD ~
"A 1 O1A0hA Oh-
Acc0r94rp:F TO Quality. as folloWS-deliY
- I" at nay
S1TNAC--& BARK MILLS, WINCHESTER.
DlREtI ~ NS.-lhe samac shOoIo pe TAKEN
white the sap t->oH III Il lea '-s5I as Seh-
..eral thing, duran Jury august ana September
and not alter II Vas tuihto h'tcn rec ana IN
10 case after II las CeSUa 10 dfy up anu Ce9O-
en- nor alter the least tr9st.
Ihefea per- ies N'ioo "a a.. % tIi n Uu'.
The lie or black sanac, as it Is called, Is as
good as any.
II may be Whte' IN me sun GU ih0st oe cuiya
under cover, ana not allowed 10 9e IHrnt oy
the sun or getNet, Oh ee 10 sven iaise qu.'ntl-
ties as 10 neat ~ cul y ny
rs qo,"L %no m 9o,n o tcht o, So cnrs
but raised up so as 10 let The air get under it;
and by shelving loosely much surface can be %
tanned in d small pace, and the Suuac Will
cure faster All sumac should be gathered at
leas one month before 1t is sufficiently cured to
be brough in for sale. and in bad weather even
a Ionger time ay be required to proper y dry
il: fer not only the lea but the stem tuO, mus
be thoroug iy dry; all the sap must be dreG out
D that it viii snap sh0r off, like a clay pipe
stem or it cannot be received, for it W Ill heat
and spoil ID is must be trictly observed.
However long Sumac may be taken who
| ever dry it may be, it i'll. aw tie dampness
| from the atmosphere IN damp time, anu must
| not be packed until per iectiy dried out again.
We cannot receive Sunac when damp any more
than VIXEN greeu. 1t must be dry.
Sumac should have the same green, bright
color and flesh appearance when cured when
| taken iron the bush, and must not be bleac ed,
nor look dark and dad, nor smell mas,y Is
81 At = nroner time and in good condition ".
broucbt to market as any thing else. II So
or di7 efany Kind. or any ctI, Kind ofIsas
are topnd among it. it wifi not be boughtat.-
nrica at IN and by miyjnr had With good
lrnoiiaIi
rhe Iaaf is what is wanted. but TO facil;ts
tbe Gathering Of it YOU can st,ip Of the blades
that is lake The little tyigs upon which tie
lnaras srow ali # which Viii be- bought whef
nrone,1v cured. accordinr To the above dir,es
;nnS and
nn11,n ,Nn r,1rvr,1- r,rv,, cs,rss
oN II Do4-4Ai' -1ND : " e. 81 OH'
per one hundred pounds Will tie paid for it if
this condition. We prefer sumac strip ed Of
or bladed as ADORE, Tut wih 6ny ihresn' 50
provided, it ha the greater part OF the stem I
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09
20 E T / G A L.
OPPORTUNITY.


She leaned out from the lattice
At the budding of tha morn.
The Gun was on the kill tops,
The dew was on the thorn,
The wilfuiclimbing roses
Above her wore crewn,
And crowned her the queen ct maidens
AS he came riding down.
He checked his horses gailop
And fingered by the way,
Smiling and gazing upon her,
10th to go and 10Th to stay,
For he thought, Since the sw eet TO morrow
Waits on my delays,
Pryfhee why should sorrow
For a flower that blooms always?
Nfsre she Blossoms l surely can & nd h err.
Or ever the season takes flight,
Blusiing and smiling behind her
Lattice. morning and night.
Shall squapder life's early lnlr,
Ere the Dew is on the May{
In reaching my hand for f over ~
That may be plucked any day =,
So he passed. And the sp.snine passed
with him.
And the dew dr,ed up on the thorn,
And the roses dropped all their petals
That bad crowned her the queen at morn
Blu. once when his heart was tried,
And life of its glory shorn,
He turned him again to her lattice,
But she and The roses were gone.