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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,. GAlvEsros, CA E August I, 1873:
Exports coastwse, l,oSa Sales, 60 Stock 9646.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1873
Net reSep 4s Saes gross SCI Exports V e the Gon i
nent l,72o Sales 800; last evening 3D. Stock, 1888
MOBILE, August I, 1873
Exports coastwise ss5. Sales. $50 Stock, 1865 ~
Cotton dull, offerings light middngs, s3fc Net re-
fsG'' s 1'' bales Exports '0AS'v'ss '' sAle' ~ STOCK
ton Hs'G1 Nea reeep ~ bales I to
the Continent $50. sales 100 Stock. 1851
Spirit, of Ss az sSsa A1sass sas al
forstrained Crude tnrpenne steady at 81 tor hard;
Flour steady Wheat steady sales s Of No 1Nhte
spot % and Seller septe@6sr s4s; seller august Il 81
s ssd s N a sS
ssIssss 50 .mSsr ga 81 iaos q % Sd
Corn Corn dSlI ana shade lower high mixed spot
ans eT spo Asi sns as ser sr
44Ac white 5ic grade &c. Oats quiet FOR &c. or
m S1 PSai
% bushels dS Wheat sIra soa do corn and 1000 ops
OswEGo, August 4, 1873
% for steady So ys wh r S or sas us s. S 5 @ ct
white Winter $40 . or double extra: Wheat quiet;
sf%; Ssf $1Hsa ssS '%ss5 (aflsla
bushels Illinois 6a,;sS at s a % No. % hrd IN ear dO at 3
Mleea m unchanged; shorts SIS, sh,pssufs' siei md,
sn sna 1 ~ Se5 9aas s. ne
81 25 to New York. Railroad reightsFlour 10 Pha-
dephia 60c 10 Boston, JDc to New York, 4Jc to Al
bany, SIC. Receipts by lake-Wheat 1900 bushels;
Shipments by canaI9sUO bushels wheat; 4o6O rect OF
lumber.
BUYFALo, August T. 1873
Grain in store--wheat lt95O bushels; corn, III 1905
malt 1850 Lake and rail imports the past forty
eight hoursFlour, Il 800 bbs. wheat, 54s bushels;
corn, 403 563 do oats gl0O do oO DO Canal ship
sS s%snes corn asosS do :, ea
bushels corn 9i,3ys do. oats 7lO7 do. rye. 800 do
Canal frcghts TO New York-Wheat, i0lsc corn stc:
oats, 61ac. Flour dull; Western spring, So 75aS;
Milwaukee No. i spring 81 %; Milwaukee No DO,
81 30; Chicago No. spring, 81 2s white Canada 81 65
81 75 white Michigan 81 81 7 Corn steady sales OF
al &c Oats quiet; sales Of 800 bushels Chicago 10
at SC Rye nominal at 7sc 75c. Barley malt ste ady
sales of prime Winter Western at 81 Is 81 ~, prime
Canada, 81 25 Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO August T. 1873
steady sales OF No. spring at 81 25 No do 81 IN tor
ekcr septembsr a So spring s 81 S o rejected
&c. s2sc Corn active and hlgaer az 57hc Sc for
september; rejected. 35c high mixed canal Soc 4Dc
September rejected aac. 24c. Rye hrm and fair
demand a. o S n NO Yssy arance anS sa
establishes mess held at Sl6 sales at SIS So Lard
dul and unchanged at 7s4c. T1bc.. cash. Bukmeats
advanced and In fair demand; held al Sc for shoulders
and gc. 99sc for short,rib middes Bacon quiet and
unchanged; nothing doing. Whiskey quiet and un-
changed freights In fair demand, but at lower
rates. corn 10 Buffalo 5nc Receips-6 oD bbl, flour,
OoJ bbs lour 5000 bushels wheat 900
do corn and 81 90 do. oats.
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ABBoTT.-On Sunday, August 3, 1873, THOMAS AB-
BoTT, aged 81 years, months and days.
Relatives and friends OF the family, also members
OF Park Lodge No. SIG F. and A. NJ. Engine Com
pany, No. ~, OF this Department. and Engine Com
panies, Nos: 80 and AZ, OF volunteer Department
Tuesday, August 5. at two O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of mis- mother, Ann Abbott, 25S Seventh ave-
PARK LODGE, No. sic, +. AND A. M.-BRETHRES--
You are hereby summoned to meet in your rooms
752 Eighth avenue, this Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock, for the purpose of paying the last tribute
OF respect TO the remains OF our late brother
Thomas Abbott. Members OF sister lodges are
fraternally invited TO attend. BY order.
MARTIN CANTLON, Master.
HoEArIo SANDS, secretary.
1873 WILLIAM HsSRY HAMILTON, only son Of VIII
liam II. and Maria l.. Allen.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ASpERsOS.-On Sunday, August 3, WILLIAM AN
DERsoN, native OF Scotland, In the 6oth year OF
his age.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on We'd
nesday, at eleven O'Clock A. M from his late resi-
dence, 1s4 Kent street, Greenpont
BAIEy.-On sunday, August 3, In Philadelphia,
Pa at his brother Williams residence, EDWARD
BAILEY, aged ~ years.
instant at three O'Clock P. NJ, from his late resi-
dence, q Adelphi street Brooklyn, N. Y.
Quebec (Canada) papers please copy
CoLLiNGBoURNE.-At Roosevelt Hospital, on Sun
day, August 8. JAMES j: CoLLISGBoURNE, aged
about 35 years. formerly OF England.
Funeral this Tuesday, morning, at ten O'Clock.
English papers please copy.
CoOI EpGE.-On seventh dav evening at his
house 2le West Forty-hith street. GEORGE r. Cool
EDGE. in the 5sth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place at his late residence,
on Third day Tuesday morning, at half.past ten.
Interment IN the Friends Ground Flatbush.
CoLLINs.-At Prospect Park House, Catskill, on
Monday, August 4, after brief illness OF thirty
SIX hours, OF congestion Of the brain, MAUDE
youngest daughter OF Clarence Lyman and Maria
Louise Collins and granddaughter OF the late
Horace +. Clark, aged months and q days.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents "a
West Thirty.eighth street, on Wednesday, August
8, at four O'Clock +. NJ The remains will be taken
10 Woodawn for interment at halipast five
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend, without further notice
CoNNELM.-On sunday, August 3, MARGARET
HUME, infant daughter OF james S. and Margaret T..
Connell, aged months and 16 days.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, the 5th
instant at two O'Clock r. NJ, from lao Perrepont
street, Brooklyn.
CRAwFoRD.-In Brooklyn, on Monday. August 4
after severe illness, ANNIE CRAWFORD, the be
loved wife OF John Crawford in the 9th year Of her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family also the
brothers OF the star Of the East Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
No. 2s4, are respectfully invited TO attend thc
funeral, from her late residence, 269 Van Buren
street. on Wednesday afternoon, August 8, at half
past two O'Clock.
DIRsNa.-LINA infant daughter OF Henry and
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
ATTEND tho tuperaL K9m tbe. residence ol asE
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Some interest was manifested in Georgia sevens,
which sold ut 30, but beyond these there were no
transactions at the Board. We hear, however, OF
outside activity in North Caronas, resulting from
pending election which may possibly change
their value or transfer them to a new current Of
usefulness. The prices OF the day were as fol.
ws:-Tennessee, ex coupon, s1h 81; do, new,
81 a s1X; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 As; do
skies, consolidated bonds, 534 53k do. do, de-
ferred scrip, II q IL; Georgia SKIES, 20 7e; do,
eevens 90 a 81; North Carolina, ex coupon, q a
%; do. funding, 1866, IL Is; do. do, 1S6s, 10
IS; do. new, 16 II; do. special tax, IL IA; Mis-
souri, sixes % 9S1a; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph
% 03; Louisiana skies, As 50 do, new AZ 40
Alabama fves 46 a so; do. eights, 70 80; South
Carolina SKIES, 80; do, new, January and July, Is
a 15h; do. do, April and October 20 25; Ar.
kansas sixes funded, So a 49,
THE STOCK MARKET.
The stock market to-day was dull and uninter-
esting. NO leading feature developed itself, and
there was general indsposition to speculate.
Hence prices remained steady, and we can simply
quote the situation without comment. The largest
transactions occurred in Western Union, which
opened at 92x, advanced to 93 but receded subse-
quenty without recovery, the last quotation being
o2L. Pacific Mail was strong at 3sA 3ss. There
arc influences at work which are calculated to
make the price OF this stock uncertain. New York
Central and Hudson partakes of the general
interest which attaches to the Vanderbilt line,
and was steady. with nuctuaton of only about u
per cent. Lake shore ranged from s47s a 954.
Northwest common was divided between 6sX a
esM Union Pacific sold from % to 2sk, with a
rally TO 2sh. Erie was inactive, most Of the busi-
ness being done at 5eI Harlem sold at 1887 a
133; ST. Paul at 5Sx 5ai4; ohio and Mississippi at
4o1s 3s5s a asx; Hannibal and St. Joseph at 3sk
c. G, spdL 9. at SAX . 50 ssIxi Delaware, Laska,
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REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS.

To-day according to advertisement the Knicker-
booker Hotel property located on Fifth avenue, op-
posite the Plaza, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty.
ninth Streets Will be offered lOr sale at the Ex-
change by Mr.. r. V. HarneJt.
Tomorrow, however Colonel James M. Miller
will SELL under direction of Francis M. Scott, rel
cree, five first class three story houses the north
side OF I13th street. between Third and Fourth ave-
nues-Nos. 49, ia, 1885, I2S and 100. The buildings
are l6sx4o and the lots loO.lO feet deep. The ad-
Joining lot the west SIDE 20Xl00.10, 2s5 feet east
OF Fourth avenue, belongs TO this property, which
Will be sold without reserve.
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DESTRUCTION BY FIRE.
Fire Marshal Sheidon's Report for tho
Month of July, 1879.

Month OF July, 1873.
There we're 157 fires during the month, involving
a loss OF $263, 705 on which the insurance was
$50, 450 The causes OF the several fires were as
follows :-Explosion OF Kerosene lamp, s. foul
chimney 15; overheated stove setting fire to shay
ings, l. overheated stove setting fire to wood
work, q transparency taxing fire from gaslght
and lamp, 2: defective iues and chimneys, 4;
overheated range, 1; carelessness OF girl curling
jute, Il leak in gas pfpe, escaped gas ignting, 4;
electric spark from telegraph wire, L; shavings in
fire room taking ire accidentally, l.; fireworks, 40;
car elessness Of occupant with matches, ID; gauze
taking fire from gaslight, Il careessness OF occu-
cant with lamp, 4; incendiary, q careessness
of occupant with candle, 8; carelessness OF
occupant smoking. O.; igniting OF cotton batting,
from unknown causes, / overheated stovepipe,
matches, u grease boiling over and igniting. p;
wax boiling over and igniting, window curtains
taking hre from gaslight =; sparks ron Jorge, 3;
fire 70 iute, ham falling on fire, upsetting tin.
smiths furnace on roof l; heat from bakers
taneous combustion or refuse tow and jute, Il;
goods in show window igniting from gasght, l !;
Se
statement explains ITSELF
y ssy 49, l7s iS sis isS 'Ess;t s%ss$
The loss by the nre in the United states public
stores 49, H. 119 and 12l Greenwich street. on the
evening OF July 80 while large, is much less than
at first reported. IL Is probable that the entire
loss will not exceed one hundred thousand dollars
The fire apparently originated on the fourth noor
and was probably caused by the spon taneous com.
buston OF some material, the nature OF which is at
present unknown. The case is still under investi-
CATION, and no efforts will be spared TO place the
blame Qf any) where IL properly belongs.
Rudolph and Fritz Andree we're arrested on the
31st Of July on suspicion OF having set fire 10 the
premises occupied by them at 2,34e Third avenue,
and were held to bail by Justice McQuade In $1,000
each. Becoming alarmed as the proof OF their
guilt became apparent they disappeared, and 1t Is
supposed they have left the city,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BUTLER -RAYNoR.-At Sayville, L. l., on Sunday,
August 3, by Rev. Mr.. Hoover, Mr.. ROBERT w.
BUTLER, OF Brooklyn, L. l., to Miss ELLA NJ. RAY.
NOR, OF Sayville.
GRIEvE-SMITH.-OnM Monday, July 2s. by the Rev.
DR.. Buchard, JOIN T. GRIEvE to Miss ELIZABETH ID.
SMITH, both Of this city.
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CLOSING PRICEs-S O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Unchanged for Spot and Easier
for Future-Flour Dull-Wheat Lower
Corn Firm-Oats Firmer-GrOceries in
Demand and Firm-Pork Higher-Lard
Easy-Freights Very Firm-Petroleum
Dull and Weak-Naval stores About
stcady-Whiskey Barely Steady.
MONDAY, August 4-6 P. NJ
The markets were generally quiet to-day and
business was light II almost all kinds OF mer-
chandise. Flour was quiet and prices stationary.
Wheat was dull, and being freely offered prices
declined and the market closed dull at the
decline. There we're orders on foreign account,
but they were at low limits and could
not be filed at the present high rates of freight
Corn was firm, but unchanged in value. Oats were
Grmer under a scarcity. Whiskey was firm. Pork
was irmer and higher prices were obtained
though the demand moderate. Lard was
easier. though fair business consummated.
Cotton dull and unchanged for spot" but easier
for future" Groceries firm and the demand
fair Petroleum dull and rather easier. Naval
stores quiet, but about steady whskey
steady, but weak.
CorToN.-The market for spot cotton ruled dull with
quotations or less nominal. Forward delivery met
with moaerats demand at decline n Of % per
ollows:-
Speculation. ............'......... "a
for future delivery basis low mddlng the sales have
been as follows Saturday evening after one O'Clock
200 bales. To-day up to three o'cock.Apgnst at
loo NJ ivlc 4oo at Is S2c 800 at i9.c 100 at is i6c
200 10 &C., 800 at igSl6c together; september 100 al
IS @ S s5 sf AZ Fl 5s% @ st % Is Il % y s 4 : ss rs s ess
@o az lslss November 100 at lSc aS Al Il aisSc
ss;oss *. Ssss
SssE'sssp ssol ts s wsss ssw
were firm at the following figures Havrc, by steam
is o re%e i ls BY Lverpoos SD 'ss% & By
steam; o-iSd 'sd'r ryos by sal asgu Me quote w., or
E;!.;;;; g.. i i I /
Good Goo maans are based on cotton in soe
qualify more than half grade above below the
CoprErThe market for Rio was very frm and the
lower grades marked up &C per lb Other descrip
tons firmly held but quiet From the ontports we
nsan' irom lse c We quote Ro ordinary carsoes s.
Sea @ extreme range 5s si lot. .T$ @
rciS per b. 80 70 days credit; Java govcrnmen bags
2lc nc do grass mats, 21c sse; singapore, 90
Laguayra, lgc 2oc Jamaica, ls,sc l9ysc. ST. Do
mhgo, i5c. al7Ac Porto kcS % isc lglsc Costa Hca
Manila slsc iec; Angostura ls>sc. l9c savanilla
IsIsc l9i,c Curacao, lo1c. 9c.. gold, 60 80 days
FLOUR AND GRArx.-Recepts- Flour, 1889 bbs; wheat
20s7T bushels; corn, 100 7of do corn meal. 800 bbs
and 22s bags oats @ Oo nn paspes n,s rye ou 90 uhs
There rather inquiry for good shipping grades
Of extra state at about M prices s The sales since
isr DEMAND, Wiz saes reported Of;-7s bb al IS a.
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The rates paid for carrying were ., "a and 8 per
cent The receipts from customs were $500, 900.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
It Is estimated that the receipts from internal
revenue Tor the month of August will be about
$sOOO 900. The receipts to-day amount to $500 O0o
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The prices for these remain firm, without much
business There is manifest indisposition to sup
ply the demand unless the highest market prices
are paid, and the latter appear to be too encour-
aging to those who have already invested to
induce sacrifices. The prices OF the day were
rs foows:-United States currency skies,
l14k 114as; do. sixes 1881, registered, 11sh
ilsH do. do, do, coupon, 119k 119Z; do. dve-
twenties. registered, May and November, 11sX
q Ill., do do, 1862, coupon, do, III 1171s;
do do 1854, do, do, 11714 1171s; do. do, 1865,
do do, 1ls2l 1ls14 do. do, 1867 registered, jan
nary and July, 1171s 117A; do. do 1865, coupon,
do, 117I 117ss; do. do. 1867, do, do, 11S1a
l1sX; do. do, 1868, do, do, 11S 1lSl; do. ten
fortes registered, 1l2h 1l2% do. do, coupon,
l15H 115%; do. fves Of 1851, coupon. 1l4is a
l14X.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Notwithstanding the condition Of the rest of the
market, the securities in this department maintain
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FIRE IN GRAND STREET.

fire broke out yesterday morning in the three
story brick building No. AIS Grand street that
caused a damage QI $aQQos
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wanna and western was steady at lo2 1917. The
remainder of the list was quiet aud sJeady:-
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday, August 4-IO A. .M.-Bcfore Call.

5000 N Y s rs, bl,r..
1000 Georgia 7'sn. b c
1000 Brooklyn b's, W
5000 Alb II sus I'd m. 8.
l00O Lake Shore div b
100 Long LOCK BIDS. E.
1000 Cen = gid BIDS. -.
iUOO do.
l2Ju0 Y Pac rs lg b..
5000 I'm Pac lst III b c
2OO0 Alt h I IA lst m.
1000 Alt h TIL ID III, pf
2Dt0 Chic * N " con.
4o0J Chic Il N w lst.
5000 Del, l. 4 West con
1000 +. .FtW Il @ LIST. E.
1000 Nor Il Els 2d.x in
100 Nil d ST L SIS istx
l20W NJ Il ST = rs, gold
1900 G.. T. 4 A, old. -.
2uuO u, n Y 4 h lst be
1000 CT West I'd IN. ..
40 shs Contin'l B'k.b DC
81 u h Ii Canal. -.
400 W est On Tel. &C
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FIN ANC1AL.

IT REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
companies. j. j. HABkfCH CO. III broadway.
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CAPITAL or SJ5oOoo wANTED-IN a NEW AND
n exclusive branch industry. Of which the advertiser
will contribute $4,000 and will also deposit s40W as
guarantee that the business will dividend Of nty
Office.
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LOOT. W Il W RR. ...b c 72a
loo dc. 72h
lou 7, TT W Il G. gtd -. y3H
800 DELL & West RR.. lU2
100 st l. q NJ RR. .... 6gt4
lUU DO. 0............. ~
55 Chic. Bur 4 O.. :. LOG
IS Dub h Sioux City. 60
4U0 Ohio a Miss ...bc 40ls
lO0 dO.......... S3 4U
lUU do. 39ts
loo G, G & &c RR.. b &C 321s
100 do. SO
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6bt fdfapette Aopertwer.

-TERMS-
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
IN udpanoe. For six months, 81 70.
-ADvkRfiStN0-
Per Square, 10 lines o. lese). 81 SO
Every suhsequeat insertion. on.............. %
Auoounoennent Of candidates for Office. SO 90
No credit will be given for Advertising OF Job
work, exccpe BY special agreement.
Caf1s etstio9 mesely the names. business and
place q frvytdeoos, win paper ineluded. Twelve
Do3lars Ves Annum.
All ADVERTISEMENT not marked, will be pub
lished uutil'forbid and charged for accordingly.
- All judicial advertisements must be paid
for o. ths last day u publication. or on the Day
Of sale. No sdveetbmens will be inherited unless
security Il eiveu OF amount Of costs dcposited.
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CLEANL1NEss.-A neat, clean,
freshaired, sweet, cheerful, WELL
arranged house exerts q moral
influence over its inmates, and
makes the members of q family
peaccable and considerate of
each others feelings and hap
piness. The connection is OBJ
vious between the state of mind
thus produced, aud respect for
others, and for those higher
duties and obligations which no
laws can enforce. On the con-
trary. filthy, squalid, noxious
dwelling, in which none of the
decencies of life are observed,
contributes to make the inhabi-
tants selfish, sensual and regard
less of the feelings of others and
the constant indulgence Of such
passions renders them reckless
and brutal saturday Even
ing Post.
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CITY Council of Vermilionville.
Regular Session, Sept. Let 1879.

Regular Session, Sept. Let 1879.
Present: Apg. Mcpuisr, Mayor. and
Couucilmen L. p. RsviIlon, F. c. Latiola;',
VIM. Brandt. II. Landry, sud r. L. Nc.
Bride. Absent Messrs. jos. o. Givouard,
ssd Olivier.
The Council was called to order and
o.. motion It was resolved, That the
demand Of the Public Sahool Board being
Informal tho .ame is herebyssejeasd.
Resolved, That ali persons residing With
in the limits Of The Corporation Of ver'
milionvills bs and are hereby ordered to
.ee that their yards are clesnsed Of a.
trash, and that lime is thrown In their
pviv;es at once, and oil persons neglecting
to comply with the provision Of said rsso ::
luton the Constable is hereby requested
TO have The same done At their eipense.
Received, That Oh trees obstsucs;ng tho
sidewalks OF hindering the drainage Of
ths StssetA within the limits of aaid Cor.
posatioo, must b cut down after ten days
notice TO the owner or agent of The pro-
perty, aaer which delay the Constable u
Authorised to cut and remove the same 1t
the expense Of the owner. h fF
The following account was approved
Trevills Bernard, 1S 90.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
A. NONNIER, Mayor.
H. N. BAILEY, Secretary.
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An illustration of Irish simpli-
city is afforded by the reply of a
candidate for office of teacher.
The examiner was e1deavoring
to elicit the candidates idea Of
the market value of labor with
reference to the demand and sup
ply but, being bafaed, he put q
question in this simple form:
IF there are in your village two
shoemakcrs with just sufficient
employment to enable them to
live tolerably, and no more, what
would follow if q third shoemaker
set up in the same village p
"What would follow, r." echoed
the candidate, why . fight, to
be sure" q
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From the Brandon Republican,
I Cannot Pray for Papa.
BY NRs. viRoIxlA YRAHTz

A sweet child knelt at mothers knee.
Lhplug her evening prayer;
Her long, eoft tresses, goldenly,
Fell fOund her forehead fair.
One plakiah foot peeped slyiy through
The white folds Of her dress;
Aud al her silvery little tones
Were tuned to happiness,
With wee hands clasped, and blue eyes closed
Her face uptufned toward heav'n,
She Thanked The Father Of His care,
And daily blesing given.
Bat vhsa she came unto hat pert
With all the children know,
And sslo 'Oh! 0odi BleD mamma DEAR"
No aafthef could dhe 30.
Unfolding then her little hands,
And opening vide her eyes.
~ cannot pay foe papa now!
sWhak dholl Do p ~ es1eo.
"Oh! let he ps1y fm hin, maoma-
Please te3l me wias b ny!
Yoa knew always prayed Soe him
Beleee b weat away" a'
he @d1encd mother saa.
Whils teass from her iall, aching heart
Fell a the golden bead. .
"Yoaf papa's safe IN heaven now, e .4'
With our dear 0od at rest! .rts. .t..
No, datisaa, - oeeAs ~ yoae pssyess,
+ BE + alfsaay aest." .,-.+. .....
sBst, uanns, I ssse ny ny peeyua, l.
Cnlc8 call bis name; t-. ,
Pleese let - pay ior hin scme hov, =
Ill 1oNt ~ - Sane.
..os! let le ~, I vAA.k Tsse, God,
Nlo alwsss vae . kiaa asd good
10 = when he v11 hese.
~Ohl lst - s>iil ear fathee thaak., .s. g..
Thee kw words let me ~, ..- 80.
A.a kseeny p:ps u ~ ls.yer'' a
he nosher learned tte lessoa sweet, Il
A6a softly MD, :Yoa nay $; 80
And niehtly now st Jesas ieet,
fbey Id for psps pay. '''"
1s not the menory Of that love
A bleasia6 70 her still I
And through her thankfnlne4 she feels
hegigned unto Hi will. .'-.
Oh! II vs could only thank God
For blessing We have had,
How many souls, now dafk With gricf,
wosld li's up aad he glad!
Yes ltom tAb lit*lel ldarling's 1ips,
A icsscu We may learn,
And foe he blestp we've enjoyed
TO God our thanks retafn.
BRANDON, MMS., July 30, 1873.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

H1 The wa.hipgtos Capital say. that
III Massachusetts bsswsrs have ,iebt 70
II bsd. .Altss paying a1l he fsdstsI
tases ppop tbe ppodpct q their enterprise
"a Commo, wealth of Massachusetts, ssisss
so;d peodseas = % illegal article. 20
Il i svsdeat, Odds he Cep;sal, that ths
Ola Bav Rsm State wss ooe su(DoieBtly
eoossltsd 10 regard % what woeld BE- pro.
- revoaue )aws. The Uuited States hes
made mistake. ''' '''-
Bot The brswed liquors which he State
ssisse ass sold q sscsioa - oe>Qo - seised.
Wbetbss the ssisosss ssd sales fsTge them
Of their uulawful character o. MOI 10 q
query. psshaps the articles sss thus nsds
dgiukable, y, under tbs Niue law. stale
6,h found 10 msrkss were found good
enough 70 bs gives 10 de poor.