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pRooRA71xo THE LINCOLN STATUE, PROSPECT
PARK.

For the nrst time since tue rearing OF the grand
sronae statue Of Abraham Lincoln, st the plaza
sntrance % Prospect Park, the formal ceremony
Of decorating Is in unison with the anniversary OF
Moral ceremonies Ia commemorati0n OF the pa
trotc devotion o tie graves Of toe departed sol
diern ard sailors took place yesterday afternoon.
Ths occasion u = memorable one IN this connec-
tioa, aud the 10000 men, women and children Of
Brooklyn VINO we're assembled In the vicinity OF
the speakers stand will long cherish II. CIief En-.
ginser John \. Cuiyer, Of the PARK, had very
tAouk htfay provided a large number or settees
ABOUT . small stand when was erected Tor the
spsaEsrs In 'front.' OF she statue. These seats were
sncircled Dy . line which was guarded ~
lo7 policemen, under toe command OF Superln.
nndsnt Folk, Inspector waddJ and Captain
Campbell sergeant Frost and his detectives
eemmingied In the crowd and guarded tne prop
sru OF the spectators The fountain wAs 10 play
and the waters sparKed brilliantly In the rays or
ns sua. The mounds. with their ulgn foliage and
wrassy carpets, surrounding the plaza furnished a
me point OF observation for thousands, ana toe
vaKeaatsd hines OF tue apparel ana the ever
changing OF position W the ookers-0n lent
Kaleidoscope charm TO tao scene. The statue was
Handsomely festoonsd with white lowers and
gresn spriRs, while the noor OF the base was
srrewn with moss for tAe ecspuon o. the aorai
o0srinRs. The ceremonials were under the super.
sMtoa o. Peat Thsttord, NO q ". v owen 10
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This church, OF which the rev. Father Timothy is
pastor mas been IN existence only seven years.
Inc Passlonist Fathers nave also charge Of the
county Amsnouse and Penitentiary at snake I'M.
AT three O'Clock in the afternoon the Bisnop
proceeded 10 St. BrIdget's church. OF whch the
Rev. Patrick Corrlgan IS pastor, ana thefe al
minstered the sacrament 10 40 persons, hearlJ
all OF whom children. TINS, Though the
Youngest Catholic church IN the city, IS the most
iourlsning Tor It's years. The interior OF ne edl
fee decorated tasteluly ana the walls aud
ceiling handsomely frescoed. Before many years
mucn larger building viii be required Tor tnis
rauiuly growing parl~h.
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they rode 10 the Hin. Colonel Hart led them 10
the Weenawken Cemetery, where noral offerings
In abundance were set upon the graves amid pro-
found silence. The hoDOken Cemetery WAS then
visited, anu, IN addition 70 tile usual ceremonies,
a dis course was delvered ~ Mr.. Mussehie. The
soldiers hnally turned their steps toward Grove
church Cemetery where an eloquen address was
dehye ed by Or. Goble, wlose GRAFTON a. Fortress
Monroe last year viii be remembered. The ar
rangemeuts yesterday were admirable and the
glorious weather simulated the display IL deep
enthusiasm whlcn characterized the ceremonies.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Escort Carver. from New York tor AMER. April
BARK Underwater (sr, from Port Talbot for Monte
video, April =. lat ~ ). Ion 35 W.
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WHALEMEN.

Aister from Capt Moulton OF bark Tamsriane, ofNB,
her at Port william. Stewards Island, NJ. In
February with 800 bbls So and 100 do VIII OIL; oil wo
bound q cruise next day.
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CORDIAL ISTERaNGLn,o OF rEDERAIs AND
coSvEDERATEs ~ sT. LOUIS.

ST. LouIs, May 30, 1875.
To-day the ex-iederals and ex-Coniederates
most cordially and heartily joined IN decorating
the soldiers graves In the National Cemetery at
Jefferson Barracks, Twelve miles below this city.
The attendance was much larger tnan usual,
there being fully 10000 people present Gen
era sherman presided AMI OratIons we're de-
llvered by General JOnu w. Noble, federal, and
Colonel X. ii. Muaser, Confederate. After tue
ceremonies all tae graves IN the cemetery, b0tn
federal and COniedef alike, were sire wn with
nOwers, RariaAds, evergreens, &c.
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YESTERDAYS CEREMONIES.
Decking the Statue Of Lincoln ard The
Grave Of Farragut.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
Parade of the Grand Army Of the Republic
Ceremonies at the Academy Of
Music This Evening.
SECRETARY BRETOW'S SPEECH At LOUISVILLE.

Yesterday, the soth or May, was Decoration Day
proper, though, by common consent and oy legal
provision, to-day Is 10 be more generally observed
for the grateful duty or garlandnQ tue graves OF
these dead heroes whose blood csments for al )
time the Union saved from disruption py the pa
triotic exertions and sacrifices OF whole people
The order OF the observances or this day and even
ing In which noble deeds will be nttingy COM
memorated, may be summarized as follows, the
details having been previously published
The grand procession IL ordered as follows;-
Division lines will be formed at nall past eight
o'olosk A. NJ rne column Wall move a. halfpast
Eme O'Clock A. NJ. precisely. The line OF march
VIII Be through Broadway. state and whitehall
streets to South ferry.
HeadquaItsrs will be esta blisned at The Everett
House ON .Ae morning OF inc parade. Division
narshals ana aida not detailed will report 10 the
Assistant Adjutant General at nali-pasE eight
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
In the evening there VIII be q grand demonGtra-
ION at the Academy OF Music.
Among the pubic memorial exercises yesterday
was the decorating IN tie early morning OF the
tomb OF the intrepid Admiral Farragut al wood
lawn Cemetery; the 1oral GROWING OF Lincoln's
statue at Prospect PARK, Brooklyn with appro-
pirate ceremonies, In which the Ma or and prln-
cipal municipal officers joined; and the planting
OF MOWERS on the graves IN CALVARY, Onion ana
Mount oivet cemeteries by posts Of the Grand
Army OF the Requisite. These are severaliy de-
scriped below.
Besides these public demonstrations thousands
Of private citizens yesterday visited the graves or
toe loved ones the various SUBURBAN cemeteries,
carrying thither flowers and plants with which
they decked the monuments and planted the
green mounds which mark the place OF their
sacred dust. AL the several ferries leading from
the city towards the places OF sepulture were
tnronged, during oil the morning hours, with
these pious pilgrims going laden with the bright
bounties OF the season OF spring. shrines OF the
noble patriots whose death mad been their con-
tribuuon 70 the nations SAFETY.
Early in tie day large company OF Hebrews,
rom tho upper part or the city. crossed the Grand
nreet ferry on their way, in procession OF large
omnibuses, TO their burial ground near East New
YORK. carrying loads OF beautiful plants and
flowers WIKI which TO deck the graves OF their
kindred dead.
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A BsoLUrE DfvOgcE5 OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states; legal everywhere, desertOa TO-. sum
Gent cause publicity required no ohtrge untl al.
vorce granted atyiee fres a. HOUSE, Attorney
l9t BROADWAY
BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
"A ferent states tor numerous pubhcity me
fees in advance. FREDERICK l. KING, Lawyer a0
Broadway. Residence otitcesNo. Eighth street, neat
Third avenue.
n RAID BRANCH OFFICE, BROoKLYN coz.
a. ner OF Fulton avenue and BOerum street
open nom A. NJ. 10 L. N.
On sunday rom tO9 p. r.
DHEUMArisM, NEURALGIA AND DEBILITY Er.
IL toctually cured by DR. PROriS. Cures als0 all
oner lnvcerale diseases complaints an blood hn puris
Tea twsnty years medical praoueo. Unioo W boaa -
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


ward the water deepened TO III ana III fathoms
The approximate position assigned 70 the shoal sound
ings is;-Luz Castle bearing w distant ! ~ miles,
Bearings magnetic. Variation ~ deg - min westerly
in 1874
SAILING DIRECTIONS PORT OF sAvASILLA
Steamers before getting to the eastward Of Morro-
Hermoso must bring the light 10 bear ENE u +. aud
keep that course When the line between the north
and south headands ~ to lO1s athums water mud y
bottom, VIII he iouud and contpuing on the same
the same kind OF bottom, the water VIII
gradually about pa feet to every tenth OF
le When in "a or tathoms bring the hight to bear
T. nearly and anchor in same depth and bottom.
Hard sand bottom the north side ana grave shae
tn south side denote the approach of shoaer water
The south side OF the bay shoud never be neared IN less
than 494 iathoms water Tho sixfathom line Is not .
desirable anchorage.
Sailing beating in must keep within the llmlts
OF the light. bearing by y easterly and Ne by u
easlerly afer MorroHermoso bears ), and anchor as
directed for steamers unless OF hight draugh when they
my stand In 5s iahons, on the centre or steam
snip line OF the channel
West oil and distant more than ~ miles from the
light the head OF the snoa OF Bao Iuleora, with 10
10 ~ ieet OF water on H. while within ships lena IA
there are or athomS
W ~ degs n OF Morro-Hermoso, and distant about
threequarers OF mile. Is rock with about IL feet OF
water on IL surrounded by AMI fathoms.
hearings magnetic Variation. deg IS min easter
~ In 1915
BY order OF the Bureau OF Navigation.
II WYMAN Commodore ) y. photographer.
HyDRocaARnlc ogTicE, WARRINGTON, DC. Nay 10.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Sails. lDestu.Gtion.l

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
JUNE
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The Buffalo Lithia Waters.

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
waters in the Peculiar Diseases of Women: In
affections Of The Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia
and in GOlHy and Rheumatic Affections is
vouched for by some of the best medical
talent of the country. They are for sale by
kidwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott L
Co, 460 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
II. c.; Fickling q Welch. II High street.
Georgetown, ID. c.; and +. S. Leabeater q
Bro, 5S7 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
RFPRmphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS T. GOODE, Proprietor,
1a,i,m&w,6: Buffalo Litbia Springs Va
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CITY ITEMS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Hutchison's Slim
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises
l.
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1HE BEST ASSORTMENT of boys, youths
and chlldren's Overcoats and listers at
NOAH WALKER & Co.'S,
1888 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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READING NOTICES,

THE CROWN TOOTH BRUsEEs.-Rristles
will not fall out or break of while ing. To
secure the genuine see that The Cro,ca Brush
is stamped on handle.
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The Office of 'The Arlington Fire InSur-
ance Company for the District of Column.
bia," has been removed to the Company's
Building, No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite u. s. Treasury. u273
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First-CIass scourins ana pvs;uq


A. Fischer enlarged his ESTABLISHMENT by
removing TO his new building, 9O6 q street, )
doors west of 9Th street, Just few steps
from his former place on 9th street. where he
is ready to do any work in his line in his SUI
rerior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes.
Grape Wells cleaned at very short notice
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without AIKEN apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeiDg speciality. u,T-tr
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A FULL LINE Of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. S. Thcmp-
son, druggist, I03 18th street.
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

OWING 70 the Unprecedented dullless IN conner.
car circles M Nev LTk city, have taen a-ofIY
O. Purchase some RARE BAkGAINs m FORElt. -
snd DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. which W. otter a. n
st M coy atcr en- the uriglnal cost stylish Sasv-
lake and hLlckerbocker Suitiugs. trarrffrti paf1s
IN All qualities, from - ceuts O. : 81 per var,
ram Tess Goods, from . cents o. 3 "a par 80
Black tlIacas and Mohairs, Is cents q : . n.
yard. flack = h. uuclUiug Bonnet. BoII .
6ulnet ana Cote netOte Celebrated fuskos,l : 4 HI,
g ~ per yard; seal Brown Silk. a. Sl.1 psr T.rl
worm %, b.ack Cashmeres, original Fr-uch dfe
very cheap Beaver Cloth for ladies' sac4uas n -,
1hStd prices, AEqr1sC1ggin lYa-d Nid.l Blearfaf
Ootton. ~ cents Elk Faced Velvet. q 50 p.r
yards = inch I'll SILK Velvet, II par ward !.
greatly recncrd price, Turkey Red Table hanask
- oents ana Up button Paris Kids, IN al color.
SlS; most complete line Il Badi..s' apd Gent. y
underwear, OF the very best makes aud styles drct
rem the manufacturers, al wholesale prices: Wol
len blsnEets. from So 70 3 per rar: lied-preafs
~ 70 So Boulevard Skirts, O. an upwari-,
Pilnts' "a cents aud up; Nose from ID ,ant. % :
per, PAIR. We efer the above mentioned GAnfs.
WIN G rlete rtmcnt oi other Fancy aud D.
nestle Dry Goods. A. equally lou prices An rI-ls
ere nrst class, and marked 10 plsiu q gures Cal
ara 6aihlne. bhODbEAD n CO..
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any possibility of an explosion, such as Oc-
Cured at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Stb, 1875. I'LL:
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Today,
oyrrcs OF CzIrr SIGNAL oFFIsr
Il &c AL NEWS.
Amuseme -ef- - rn.ntrh.

=, - Gus, dc., Tonight.
GOthello." "
77,edteT O,.aiqsse.-"I,ost, and a new va
Tiety peri lrmsnce
JCiUdT ~ BuptiSf CtseTch.-Bazaar for benefit
OF Cal'sary mission.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays 8 Per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours. 9 to4. SATURDAYS, 9
to aIG 6 tOS Ht5I4tl5
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On and after December 1st, DR.. White,
ChtTOpOChSt, will occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 1t15
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains
Vascular E1crescenees, Club and Ingrowing
Nails &c,
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II ORIG EARS EXPERIENCE have tested
the virtues of DR.. WtadrS BdLspR Of wa
Cherry, and is now generally Acknowledged
TO be the best remedy extant for pulmonary
and lung diseases; embracing the whole
range from slight cold to a settled cOnsump-
non. Were 1t not for its merits, it would
long since have .'died, and made no sign
90 cents and 81 bottle, large bottles mn ch
the cheaper. an
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DR.. W. 4. SCoTT, President of the College
OF Physicians. Montreal, writes: 81 have re-
commended LjeJi9's Liqld Extract # Be.f
ol3 Tome InlfgoTn,CT as tie best preparation
used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Fever. AgUe &c. 40
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FRAGRANT SoZODoNT hardenS and fnvig-
crates the gums, puriieS and perfumes the
breath, cleanses, beauties and preserves the
teeth from youth to old age Sold by all
Druggists. eo
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THE ONLY SAFETY for persons who have
constitutional tendency tn consumption is
10 resort to Hdte'S Honey Of HoTehOsuli and Tar.
whenever they are attacked by cough, cold.
hoarsepesS, or any other complaint of the
throat or lungs. Sold by all Druggists
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one minute,
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FRECKLES removed by Natures BeautiGer.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures BeautifIer
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HAafII TON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Dent forget the meeting tO-light of the
Hamilton B1ildiDg Association. The sscre-
tary will ISSUE certificates OF stock. and the
remaining shares csD De subscribed without
premium. see advertisement.
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VIZ che HENCE the world toproduee collar
that VII keep clean longer, without WASH
1rg, than the Eimwood.-A1r.
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delphia ar.I H-ifrB..Fa $3.50
IARTtkS. 1oT MARKET ~PR~r.
bN,n sfis t--t Plain Black s'sl|-r. 81. % yarr.
Coat ie l.l hlsrf AiutcA ~. uH~rl F-.. ft. 4l.
nearly fw. uros A. ita EtarN Water. r-...f
worth I 30 yards Dt very hnn on .eF e. ..h---s Ia
-. u 80 SC ~ 0tN ynr01 Df All sha rem sa-H
ion nress Goods, PLAZA Plaid Dress tf..gs as ~
~. -. -. see $500 ars uI yard Sd E- tlarr II
tleecHel Cotton. thr-, ~ yGrls OT ono ElrH a. g
s4ueter n dc 4 ttuW case Cotton, re- ! SAP vsrfs
= Two bArcs ara quarter wide -ass. fnF e rf.-
&c; 20 rair~ q Double hlHrkats. 81. Won 4 4
lt0 ARDS co"t canton FiguUtl. 81 tfH Yards -.,i
n.SLoa..o az VOL Aei lannel Sc. sd ya-fF d
81 AZ AlucB haudk .rcaict-, &C.. . Amen Ma
hlns' &C tAceiifu ltdi.- e king ~ go LAY &
yards O. sNlsu0ij alCo, lsItifUi patterns. fe .4
the very best ard wide tCtt ~ MADE. Tee IN srsl
pieces. ards and ards tha Crsa.Hs. t.rrai-s r,
blfck Nllks, 81 :. q -. 8 u. 2 - =
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CoUGH TONIGHT at Wesley Chapel. 9Th
ara streets. Oa b'anders." Go and rear
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<RTAyT TO TAX PAYERS.
ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES.
Repors of the SUPERINTENDENT.

Full List OF Property I'm the District or
<Olum bla owned by the General aud
Local COyernments-D List Of
Church Property, dc, Exempt from
Taxation
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NoHUN BROTHERS,
novE- TT 1o15 PENHSYLV ANA AVENUE.
MOODY AND SANKEY'S HYMN BOOK,
Just published. Gospel Hymns and Sacred Songs,
by Bliss Sankey.
Hymns alone, and 10 cents; Hymns with Music,
30 cents.
All the Bymn and Tune Books and Sunday School
Music Books, constantly on hand
VIM. BALLANYYNE's,
noy6-u {2s 5TH STRRFf.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
ATm- wILL!ANs, LADIES VIZ FiyB
ZEN ZEN PPR ZOE THbEr EAST SzokM CAS-
Eli "a NV szoc6 or
rEAraafrIRs sss 4 fTom ~ slup. 81
DOvs7-n I1os ss1sss. Ss. = iiis saS p.s.
M JUST RECEIVED @
FEATHER TRIMMINGS, in all coIors.
INITIAL HANDKERCHlEFs fer Ladies, Gentle
FANCY BOXES, FANS ard NOVELTIES for
GEoBGETTR MD GLOVES Of ny own inpcrtl.
tion, IL ?, s and buttons.
MRS. VI J.HUNr,
nov25 tr GA ard Gas street.
MRS. J. II. SPENCER. MILLINERY AND
vi DRESSNAKING ROOMS 81 NNE DU
THolS, 1911 Pa ave Choice :, and eegant sty les ia
tion at remarkably lou prices. noyls-lm-
MRS. SELMA RUPERT,
Ola sTH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
BERLIN zEPHYEs, woRsrED GOODS. sui
CASyAS EMBROIDERTES.
Belrtifgl election, q EYBRornFRsO sLIF;
4 St5i tfH ~ q Ga ~ 2
SIEtfhS, LIGHT SCREENS and Tow re-
BACKS.
Large a=s-rtmrut q Chrdren's Mcrf-o Cloeks,
Mcrstd CAPS, SaogUts. LegEiugs, and Fancr Wool
Hcsc. ucysssr
nSTEICH TIPS, less than half Price; large stock:
~ al fashionable coIcrs, - the chgsrcsr store N
the city. CONNOLLY :,
poyIs-tr Cos Pin -, orr. Pa'ea; Oii-r.
a REFLECTION or TWENTY PER CENT
- a. vi be made OF all REAL and LiiiTsTi0N
LACksi 81 WILLIAM :.
A EEw ARRIVAL or HANDSOME DRESS
n TklA1 lhGs in ihe latest Styles aud Patterns,
81 WILLIAM :.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of LADIES'
4 ard MISSES CLOAKS sDd DRESSES al
moderate prices, st WILLIAMS.
At WILLIAMS Ladies will SID sa1,ples az
N COLORED ERINGES Tor which orders cav he
left TO suit their dresses. nAV5-lIa
y Z E MIL IA
IL selling
LADIES ELEGANT BUTTOyRD BOOTS
OF his own make ~ $3.50.
6lo NINTH STRHT,
octSo-u OppcsIte Patent once.
EMg MISS Il. a. MCCORMICK, @
sO5 Pennsylvania Avenue, up Stairs.I ~
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A eRE.TIsDUcEMEsT To PUgcHssER(
IN superior cAS>IHsGE SUR for ais ri 4
cireTent so Dee, o. sTRAUs', l0ll feEusylran =
srsnEe. nOvfl
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK pavs
I'VE per cent. interest Ca ali deposits made
on or befGSe the Sd OF each mouth Its boag,d
Of directG-s is composed IS follows SAINT
EOrment. Nicholas AekeT, W. IA. CIagett.
James =. Edwards, John u. Goddard. G. r.
Thompson, Jas J.. Barbour, 90. Henry Stras-
burger, and 8. II. Warner.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
III Me- BOOKS.
The international Postage Stamp Album. con-
tanning spaces for every variety II s.Aacs in the
WoTll; Boards, Size; Cloth, g. -.
hOderick II ids IN, by II. James, IL: ?.
Eose ard Roof Tree. 10y g p. LathrOp: : ] 70.
- alnors Painters and Painting, by Ir5. Shedd;
Illustrated: 8
Stndies from Raphael, with Historical and Crit
cal Notes, with he'll type illustration; gl0.
Tascki1s Engraving, from F-esCns bT C1rrezgi0
ard Parmegiano. with heliCtyps illustrations: %
lie Com:e dc Paris history If the War; vol 4;
Pr, SO uiscsIlsries. from Heine: el50
4 large JOB lot Of excellent Bp5ks. IN cloth
binding, many cf which were published AZ So - a
volume, sold at The uniform price of 90 CENTS.
SSEONONS q CHAPMAN,
Agents fer Lawrence's Pare Linen" Papers.
noVzT-tf 9II PCnvgylvania syeuue
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MEDICAL, &c.

"SATIslAOTIofI o. PKR BOTTLI. Don.
fCoioBizatieD buiidine.l Jyl-6ms
DHEsORIPTION FKEE FOB The sPErDY
Il Cure of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and
all disorders brought on by indiscretions or exc
cess. Any Druggist has the ingredients.
Address DANID8ON 90.
sepl3 NV lily Box 1886, New York
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-17
Passengers Coming.

The steamer Orizaba, which leaves
San Fra ncisco Sunday, at 9 o'clock
A. NJ, carries the following passengers
for Santa Monica and San Pedro: /.
Bixby and family, Mrs. Sandon and
two children, F Boupnot and two la
dies, A X Brown, Mr. Torges, J Ed
wards, f Hates, j Fitz Simmons, d
D. Munroe. w Smith, S w Craigh,
S Shoeger, J Harris, DR. Studley and
wife, J J Wilson, B Stitton and fami-
ly, ] E Hall, Mrs Emery, II A Vac
quier, J Swain, J w Windus, DR. Orme,
Miss f Crown, Mr. Dalchey, Miss Dali
chy, Mrs Higgins aud two children,
Mrs L Boothe, C Salazar, H B Hunt,
F Champion, G w merritt, w Dums-
ford, w Harris, A Findley, w L Page
aud family is family, Mrs S F Holla-
day, c NJ Lewis, X Cooper, & ] Balen.
suara, r w Higgln, J H Stewart, Il
Reeves and wife, P McKenny.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-17
SUNDAY READING.
Selected for Sundays HERALD.
WITHIN,-wITHOUT Ut.

oh! there are some whose discomfort, and
selfish hopes and fears,
Would make this world so beautiful, a vale
ofsighs and tears.
They little know that love and truth and
all the virtues fair,
Must inward lie before they're se Ell, or,even
felt elsewhere.
And though Gods beauties on the earth
are strewn on every side.
They still are passed unheeded by, and
dim med by sin and pride,
Ifthosc who bask In wisdom's sm lies would
draw aside the pail,
And let the sun OF knowledge shine upon
the hearts Of all,
Ifthey would on the highway east the seeds
of truth and love,
Soon would the flowers OF beauty bloom as
In Gods house above;
And then instead of this bright world being
vale OF tears,
The rainbow-Hope would span the gulf be-
tween our signs and fears.
Within the lonely hearts ofall the lamp OF
love would burn,
Iffilled with kindly oil, for which we all OF
US do yearn;
And many heart would be made glad, and
on oblivion's tomb,
The flowers of love and kindness would in
in gorgeous beauty bloom.
Then, oh remember, II the heart would see
Gods beauties rare,
The truth anu love must inward lle.before
they're seen elsewhere.