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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Depression in the Stock
Market.
MONEY STILL EASY.
Government Bonds More Ac-
tive and Higher.
WALL STREET,

"WEDNESDAY July 30-6P NJ.
At the opening this morning the market was gen.
orally inclined to advance. and in special way
showed rise in Delaware and Lackawanna shares.
1t had leaked out that the coal prices ut todays auc
ton were to be made BETTER though it required
the support Of certain large holders Of the coal stocks
to make them AS matter of fact prices were
made better by 10 to 20 cents ton; but whether
this improvement was due to legitimate demand or
only to the Vaccinations OF certain stock gamblers
who long OF the stock remains to be proved
As the matter stands there was decided rise in Della
ware and Lackawanna. something of an Improvement
in New Jersey Central and manifest of
all other stocks that Immediately remotely con-
nected with the coal interests There was less doing
the granger shares to-day Prices steady and the
hand to mouth dealings of the retail traders were
large. but there an absence OF the Saratoga
orders, which for little time back have given life
to the MARKET Consequently to-day's business fell
into the hands of the small and professional specua
tors to whom the gain Of an "eighth" is valuable
acquisition and the loss of quarter serious
catastrophe For market which in q great meas
ure took Of itself. that of this morning was
eminenty strong one There was no great dispo-
sition to bull prices and certainly disposition to
bear them, so between these two extremes quota
tions for almost the entire list held. it were,
in state of suspended animation, which
may result. so far the immediate future
Is concerned. in either higher prices or
lower There was brisk business this morn
ing in railroad bonds. Those Of Missouri. Kansas
and Texas notably active and higher. We are
informed that at meeting of parties interested in
this property plan was formed for the reorganiza-
tion of the road, which, if carried out. will be
tremely beneficial to It's interests 10 this supposi
ton todays rise in the bonds is to be accredited In
ha Mipin Roar mi yvnr all hatta arth ha
and Edith which for some time past has been tying
. milestone about the neck Of the market seems to
have got rid of the encumbrance at last and rallied
to-day. So did the rest OF the list in greater
less degree, and the market closed cheerlully
than 1t has done for o week past.
The range of fluctuations in leading shares is
shown in the following table OF prices:
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The closing figures were:-

Money was easy on call loans ut "a to 3 per cent
throughout. loans on governments being made about
per cent lower. Discounts were to per cont
snd time loans ruled at the same figures.
Washington despatch states that tho Treasury
still holds $16,s00O00 tenforty called bonds to
circulation. As the law requires that bonds
held to circulation shall be- interest bearing.
and tho tcn-fories have all ceased to bear interest
they win have to be replaced with other bonds.
In government bonds there was an active demand
for the new fours and prices advanced. The de-
inand was large from the interior banks many Of
whom are buying to replace their tenforties in the
Bank Department at Washing ston. London accounts
state that sharp demand has sprung mp there for
the bonds for German account. The market closed
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In railroad stocks strong tone prevailed during
the afternoon. The Toledo and Wabash securities
made further advance. st. Louis division selling
up to 102 seconds to 90h consolidated convertbics
to s3x. funded seconds to 75. and equipments to 4O
Kansas and Texas consolidated asscntcd TO
75s, and do. seconds to "a. New Jersey Central in
comes advanced from 70 to 79ss. Rome. watcrtown
and Ogdensburg consolidated nrss fell Off from
6sx to 67l., st. Louis and San Francisco, class b.
declined to 46 and do. class G. to 43. c.. @. and
l. c. hrsts rose from 76k to 7s.
In State bonds Louisiana consols declined one per
cont to 81 Missouri skies of 1889 or 1890 sold at
1861 LOG. District of Columbia 365s ut SSi4, and
Tennessee now 1t 34I.
Philadelphia stocks closed at tho following
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business was dun Following arc the rates OF lead,

The following were the rates OF domestic change
ON New York at the aforementioned cities: :-Savan-
nah. selling SIG premium buying 3-l6 premium;
Charleston, buying nominal 1-5, selling "a; New
Orleans. commercial q 3-16 premium bank 4
premium; st. Louis 81 discount; Chicago weak,
lilo discount buying. lilo premium selling. and
Boston, par.
The receipts at Washington from internal reve-
nue. to-day $262.653 7s. and from customs.
$4G6. .3s4 81.
The receipts from internal revenue for the month
of July will amount to more than $4,000, ,OOO and
the receipts from customs will probably run up to
S13.OO0.0O0.
j. Phreiger. Sr., president OF the defunct Broad
way Savings Bank. at St Louis, been arrested on
q charge of embezzlement in connection with the
alleged frauds committed by the officers of that in
stitution. He gave bonds and was released.
Movement of grain at leading points to-day Mil
waukee-Receipts of wheat, 14.70O bushels; ship
ments $500 do; receipts of corn, g. 200 do; ship
ments, none Chicago-Receipts of wheat, 106, ,267
bushels; shipments. 2s419 do; receipts Of corn.
1874. 723 do; shipments, 325 234 do.
The following securities sold at auction to- day
at the prices named:-
80 shares Stuyvesant Safe Deposit Company, So; 3
shares Shoe and Leather Bank 1885, so shares Nassau
Bank, 80; 200 shares Mechanics National Bank,
1873 u; $50 shares Pacihc Bank. 140H 140A; 800
shares National Citizens Bank. 100; rs shares Ma
tional butchers and Drovers Bank. 200; 100 shares
National City Bank 200; 25 shares Leather Manufac-
turers National Bank, 140h; 40 shares Broadway
Bank, 2051a; 66 shares Chatham National Bank, los;
shares Union National Bank, 143; SO shares East
River National Bank. 95; 20 shares Mechanics and
Traders National Bank. 76@; 10 shares Produce
Bank, so; 80 shares Hanover Fire Insurance Com
pany 1865; 35 shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Com
pany 125; Az shares New York Equitable Insurance
Company, 1870; 125 shares Westchester Fire Insur-
ance Company. 105&; $50 shares Westchester Fire
Insurance Company. los; shares New York City
Insurance Company. So; shares New York City In
surance Company, So; 10 shares Merchants Fire In
surance Company. 1905; $4,000 Chicago and Canada
Southern Railroad Company sevens. 551a; 25 shares
Merchants Exchange National Bank, 7214.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange Bertha
and Edith sold largely at 13 and at the third call ad
vanced to .16. Buckeye lower and declined to
A. Findley opened at .54 to so and afterward
sold at Sc 81. Bodie fell off to 12s. California
80 and Plumas to 2.S5. Leadville rose to 200.
There but little change in the other stocks. The
following were the sales-
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At San Francisco mining stocks opened at the fol-
lowing prices = Gould Curry. SO; Savage. 101s;
Chollar, 6; Ophir. 30S Halo & Norcross. Ia;
Crown Point. 41s Yellow Jacket. 141S Belcher, 4;
Imperial. IA; Virginia Consolidated. AZ; Calfor.
mia. Az Best Belcher. 16; Union Consolidated.
27A Alpha. 1915 Sierra Nevada. 321s; Mexican.
21a Silver Hill, 1S Justice 80; Julia. 24r Utah,
15 Alta. Ga Bodie, 13; Bechtel. Ia: Tioga, 3lS;
Independence. 2h; Segregated Belcher. 81; Bulwer.
S1a; Mono. Il Consolidated Pacific 7L; Potosi, AZ;
Exchequer. 51s; Monmouth. lax.
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7e h.. 81 head 7e per h. II head at &c. per lb
IL head at sac. per lb.-weights 50 cwt 6si cwt.
SHEEP AND l.AaBs.-Demand slow. values unchanged
since Monday last sheep ranged from coarse 10 good
sold from &c 3.c per 10 Lambs. FROM to fair with
good Top, sold from 4i4c &C. per h. Kase Pdcock
soid 90 hentneky lambs. 63 lbs 41zc per ID lOl Ken
tncky lambs oo1 lbs 4Sc 10 ~ Jersey lambs. oS
IDS oc per 10 Judd buckingham sold - state sheep
IL IDS stte per H., II State shesp. 81 lbs 4c per
GINA lambs vi lbs. Dc per b.; II Virginia lambs. 90
lbs, 5tsc per b ~ State lambs So los. Sac. per
h. l42 State lambs 81 lbs SIZE per ID. J.. y.
Sadler sold III Ohio sheep rs lbs 50 per cw Ohio
sheep II bs &c b 100 Ohio sheep lbs 81 ~
- 90 per ewt Newton Holmes sold Ill Ohio sheep,
81 lLs aic per lb 81 Ohio sheep 95s lbs &C. per H.
10 Ohio sheep - lbs 44e. h. Kirby Co. sold 80
4c per ib 1856 state lambs. ~ lbs ie per ~ -
shcep 80 lbs, ~ 10 cwt A. State sheep "a los.
iO2 lbs; 1l4e per 10 II State lambs 81 lbs.
sac. per Id. Dillenbeck a Dewey sold iO4 Canada
lambs, 66 lbs 5c per b.; 30 Canada lambs 69is lbs
5ac. per lb.; III State lambs. 66 lbs sac. per
lb il6 mixed Kentucky sheep and lambs rs his lbs
&c. 4sc. per lb Davis iaenbeck sold SO cull Ken
lbs &c. per b. l5 Michigan sheep rs lbs 3ssc per ill.,
IT'S mixed Kentucky sheep and lambs 81 lbs. lbs
45Sc 4gc per H. 10 Kentucky lambs Sc lbs Axe Der
III IL Kentucky lambs. "a lbs, 5ac H. 81 State
lambs 631 lbs o4sc per h. IS State lambs lbs sac
per lb.i 70 State lambs 62 lbs &c. 10. Jefe 90
sold 1866 State lambs 81 lbs osc lb l02 lambs
81 lbs, sac. pcr 10.
tual sales reported at $50 $o head calves
fair Calves buttermk fed. also grass fed sold AZ 2c
2ac per Ib calves. meal fed, 2c 41ac per lb veals
4c 5s1c. per lib. veal sold al &C. per ID.
Hocs.--Therc no live hogs on sale.
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The total sales at the Board were 100 74S shares,
Neutrality-suspicious. aud Lackawana, 81, ,S00 Erie
Railway. 26.120 Northwest. 23.425; do. preferred.
B4O; st. Paul. 17,710; do. preferred. 1,SG5 Lake
Shore 14723; Central of New Jersey. .435; Dela-
ware and Hudson. 4275; st. Louis. Kansas City and
Northern. 1000; do preferred 4.150 Ohio and Mis-
sssppi 32OO Northern Pacific, 1900: do. preferred,
22o7; Western Union 2.255; Michigan Central. 1000;
Chicago. st. Paul and Minnesota. 1860; Pacific Mall
1850; Hannibal aud St. Joseph, 10O do. preferred.
1900; c., c. and 1. c.. 900; Wabash. go; New York
Central, 8.
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Delivered on contract iG6o bales yesterdsy For ~.
isy a :s:e,s%Sst IS sse SO . ihsss 100 Al
Ss''Ss, & 0o s,s~s:S % 5sss 9siS Ss,s?s:' &
s.Du.ry. 80 a. ,oS7e, Total. i4so bales
fs;es AusGs 81
vomber lo.5ec. D57c December io54c lo55c;; Jan
iSsc Market sissd orders viii
Ssss ss ssssd Il eoc rsss. BID
vemDer losse pecsmOcr 10 sss January. io57e Feb.
H"s 1say s:'fh 100 asfi sys
l9g ia :h. short o, ne,'es , second zoo at m " 100 :.
100 Al lisss, i9o shor. notice; srs. a. i sse.
ssS At iis1s. 900 q ii $50 100 i iisas SO :;
!, 500 q 40 200 200 g !; 4os e m !. o
200 800 a. dsc October 800 & at DE- 500 st ios2e
Ss.e;, 100 Ios3s 100 losoe, so iasIs.:
70 SOC SsveTesr 400 @ :, ios7s 500 a. 70 Sc 200 ::
,@s5s 100 :. 10 4" sss $50 a. lasss January 500 =.
IoS7c. February 40 at ioG5c March. 400 at iosec,
i%7ss Tsss 81 GO q bales. Grand ID total $3.50 Bales. s
The averages Of yesterdays Forward deivcries as Of
SasS:. iySss ssR.sas,r iSses: Ss.sssr ISsss.
800 at iisse 100 :. il, zoe; ssp,s%bor :. iis7e,
ss sss @ :. Ss Te.
Ssog sss % ss e =, % 500 !.
November 200 ns ios Dseembcr 500 AZ 10 S2e Jsnu
airy. 40 at 1O5Sc. Total 5000 bales Third esll-Scp
tcnbcr. 500 li.47c.. 2uO at IL ic; October 3oO
loslc November 100 at 1o55c, 40 at i056c January.
1OS7c Total bales Galveston 65 bales; New
Orleans, lo4; Savannah, o.; Charleston, o. Bamere.
81; Boston, 197; Philadelphia, Total bales ass This
day last wcek oe bales This day last year $50 bales
Covvxk-Rio quot, with sales of $50 bags per al
ruled steady at quotatons We ote:ordnary lilsc.
Tor sa % is TO good iSs
lac. nlncty days; Java government bags 22c zc.;
grass mats 24c 2sc singapore foc. lie Ccylcn,
lac ldc. Msraeabo. flhc. l6lsc. bsguayra, ljc
l5c Jamaica. lie l4lsc. ST Domingo ioisc. Ike;
Porto Rico, l5c. 16l,c Costa kica, lac t7c Mexi-
eau. I4c 1870: Angostnra i3c lie savaniila l1e.
. lie. ; Curacos. lie u lie.
Flour GRAS.-Rcceipts-1so7 o75 bbis. -four, 3toBoo
bushels wheat 4OOO do. 1851 do - 5U2 do
2utNS do malt, Suu bbls. aud 40 bags meal
Four-rhe market remains steady under moderate do
from bakers fair inquiry for shipping grades
for the West indies The sales ncnding state. Western
and southern embrace 1900 obs At tho annexed quota
Rye Hour rather quiet, with saos of 800 bbs.
previous rates Corn meal ruled frm sales 10
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Tho London dispatches reported consols steady at
977s 9S for money. and at 9s for the account
United States bonds advanced n for hves to 1855.
New fours sold at 1855 and AIS at 1o9A. Erie
vanccd from 2sh to 2yS preferred from SO to "a ~
consolidated seconds from 7sh to 79A, funded fves
from 1917 TO 7sH. Pennsylvania from IL to 4lA
Reading from 2ois TO 20A. and New Jersey Central
from 54A to 54s. To-day Is ticket day at the Lon
don Stock Exchange and tomorrow will DO fort
nightly settling day. The Bank of England gained
on balance 5000 bullion.
In Urls mAEkst forsign exchange Was steady and
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. OFF; FUTURES
HIGHER-FLOUR STEADY-wHEAr LOWER
CORN DULL-OArs HEAvY-wHIsKEY STEADY
PORK AND LARD QUIET SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE sTEADY-RosIN NoMINAL-COFFEE
EAsY-sUGAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, July 30-6 P. NJ.
Business continued fair in all the leading articles
Of merchandise and the markets generally
steady at about previous figures. On Change the
depression in breadstuffs continued, and wheat
rather easier both for cash and forward delivery.
Corn was dull, but unchanged. Oats were active
and Nc. 1c. dearer Whiskey steady. Pork
quiet. but steady. Lard was about the same.
COTTON on the spot was quiet and quotations were
marked down 1-l6c. Futures opened frmer with the
best sales showing advance Of IL points. fol-
decline of points from the best prices Of tho previous
day The market improved from this point and clos
arm with prices points above the closing prices
terday Spot cotton, in Liverpool advanced l6d with
sales of 700 bales while futures declined fully Lied
but closed frmer with buyers at the decline For
to-day the lowest and highest extremes were -
1.54c 1l70c for August 145c. IL 5Sc. for Septcm-
ber losoc. lo92c. for October lO55c lO59c for No
vember, 1O52c. q lo.57c. for December and Iu57c.
106lc for January The range Of the huctuston
points in August, 3 in September, II in October in
November. In December and In January. The market
the lowest point showed compared with the
prices of yesterday decline Of points in August
points in September, points in October, point in
November, points in December and point In January
The bcst sales showed advance closing prices
of yesterday of IL points in August points in Sep
tember 10 in October in November. in De.
and points in January. The closing
of yesterday and to-day compared give advance
OF point in July. point in August, l point in Sep
ember points In October. points in November point
n Deeemocr point in January and point in February
delivery 1900 bales. The closing prices of to-day
W YesterdaY,a a. follows
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL, July 3o-5 =. VI.
Cotton-Futures hrmer; buyers quotations
rplands low middling clause. July delivery l532d
low middling clause August and
livery, 7l6d. also, I532d. upiands low middling
clause September and October delivery 6sd uplxads
low mddiing clause. October and November delivery,
e32d. also. 5-l6d upands, low middling clause.
and December delivery, 5-32d. uplands log
middiing clause December and January delivery, 332d
LONDON. July 3D-6 r. ~
Refined petroleum. 6sd 6'4d per gallon Lnseed oil,
E27 los per ton.
ANTWERP. July 80. 1879
American lard closed s3f per 100 klos- Petroleum.
17taf for hnc pale American. 49, -
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern steady at 54s; Western
steady at sss Bacon-Cum berland steady at 27s:
clear steady a5s. I'D Hams-Long cut steady 43s
Shoulders steady at 2ls Beeflnda mess, none In
ket; steady Mt s1s prime ness In
kel Lsrd-Wcstcrn steady st Sis. I'D. Tsliow-City
Rosiii-Common. dull at As. hnc. nrmer at 1Is I'd.
CheeseAmerican choice steady al SIS Lard oil dull as
3ss Four-Extra state dull at 2<s. wheatSpriug No.
dull S. No dull at IS. 1Od.; winter Western
Mixed steady at Is 5isd; mixed old steady at IA.
Sad. Cottonsced oil-isllow American steady Iva
Rosin-Common, at London. steady at As Sd. Turpen-
tineSprits London steady ais I'D Wheat receipts
Pacific ports $500 quarters sources 2475e
quarters. Corn-Recepts. $1,000 quarters
FINANCIAL.
LONDON July 3o-4 .3oPN
Consols, 81 1915 for both money and the account
bonds iueps. Illinois Central, e2-
The amount Of bullion into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is fsoOD.
India Council bills we're allotted to-day at LIED pss
rupee decline
PARIS July 80. Is7a
Exchange on London, 25f 2s,sc for cheques
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kOyV Wv. .....
1000 KanPac, Den div,
6s. as. " cOu e.

Gs, Is, " cou c.
5000 do. ..b3
1000 Kan. Pac 6's, j 4
u. '96, W Gu c..bc
1900 d &Hud. r.'9I. be
1000 X, W go con LIST
5000 Cairo 4 Fult LIST
500 st Ike IN, o d
5000 Tol * W I'd, c.
5000 do. ..bc
5000 T 4 W con c, xc
1000 do. :.
1000 Ct W I'd. Z con-.
1OOUO Houst &GtN LIST,
Pur Com rec...
1000 ST l. 4 S F2cl g
3OUO Nor X K lst.c.bc
1900 II &St JoSS,c-bc
10000 q, q n ! G I'd. -.
1000 Erie &Pitts, che
500 N Y, l. 4 d W, n.
I'd. con. ...bc
on staAns RE ha
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-Wheat-rhe market was again lower. with moderate
export demand Future options we're lower and less
active than yesterday though good business In
them At rather easier prces The sales comprise 5UDD
bushels at 81 10 VI Ion Tor No amber; ~ ~ for No.
amber; VI lOts vi IL for No. red 81 1, for DO,
August " II for do September q ~ 81 lts for No
white 81 l1h for No white 81 10 for mixed winter
81 IL for No white August 97c for No spring 81 for
Duluth Use Tor rejected aud ~ ~ 81 % tor No spring
Corn remained dull, but prices without material
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FINANCIAL.

A ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE. PoLi.
~ ces bought, and loans negotiated
JOS. HERzFBLD 176 broadway
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAIL RrER, July 10, 1870.
with moderate business at Lice. cash, for %
cloths the market strong this price bid
holders asking sales Tor the week
oo,0VO pieces ~ Ito, cash.
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rTO PHILADELPHIA
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
bet ,eeu
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Though Trans daily; three depots in
Philadelphia tw0m New-Gork.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after June TO- 1879.
Trains leave NewNOik via DcsbosSes and COrt
andt street Ferries a. follows;
i:3O 7.3O $50, 40 .uitet) ii A. j. 800 L. o. - 100,
$50 10 D. sunday. 4:oO and a. nj D o. t;5V ooO
and 10 p. -, =, .,--,
at Jersey city ai0rdag speedy and direct transfer
ErOOkly travel ,, no 49,
Returning tldins leave Philadelphia, l2Ol 800, 800
1880 g. $50 and / a Iimlted Express 1870 p M 4
6:iO 1880 On sunday l2:Ol 5:ZJ o'00 D. 500
a.. m /, 1850 p 49,. -, ~. 49,,
Ticket OGices-NOs. 52G and 9if Broadway. No Aston
House foot OF DesbrOsscs and Cortland No court
Annex Depot, foot 81 Fulton-st Brook
Iyn; Nos. Ia. ll6 ard lis Hutlsol-st. Hoboken /;
Depot. Jersey CITY. EmigrRnt Ticket onlee No y Bat
iery place. l.. L. FARMER,
FRAN THOMSON, Gcnl Passenger Agt
ri
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NEWPORT LINE

NEWPORT LINE
~ FOR BOSTON.
FIRSTCLAS- FARE 81.
Tickets limited and good only steamer leaving New.
NOGA dag OF SAFE and Train Newport
the next morning a $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OI0 COLONY"
viii leave New ork daily at Sundays excepted from
Pier v r.. loot Of Murray Passengers
leave NeHNork 80 to GO MINUTES
and connect II Newport at o:3C FAST EXPRESS
TRAIN arriving Al Boston $3.50 THIS Il THE ONLY
LINZ running at low fares that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS RESI- Returning connect train leaves
running through Newport two hours steamer
arrives IN NcW-NOrk az o'clock next morning.
Tickets and SaterODm4 DE az the Office OF n
Line. Pier -. y. H., aud on board steamers.
borden q LOWELL, GEO. l.. COMMON.
Agens. General Pass'r. Agent.
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PLEDGE TO TIE DEAD.
by WILLIAM WINTER.

Read at the banquet of the society Of The Army OF
Potomac at Albany, June 10 1881
From the lily of love that unc'oses
In the glow of festival kiss,
On the wintfthat Is heavy with roses
And shrll with the bugles of bliss.
Let il Goat DER the mystical ocean
That breaks on the kingdom of night
Our oath of eternal devotion
~ To the heroes who died for the rght1
They loved, as we love. vet they parted
From all that mans spirit can prize;
Left woman and child broken-hearted,
Staring up TO the pitiiess skies; ,-
Left the tumult of youth, the sweet guerdon
Hope promised to conquer from ale'-
Gave all, for the agOnlZed burden
OF death for the Flag and the state!
Where they roam on the slopes of the mountain
That only by angels is trod,
Where they muse by the crystalline FOUNTAIN
That springs in the garden OF Cod
Are they lost in unspeakahle splendori
DO they never look back and regret =
Ah, the valiant are constant ana tenuel>
And Honor can never forget!
".
Divine in their plying sadness
They grieve for their comrades OF earth;
They will hear us, and start into giadness,
And echo the notes Of our mlrth:
They Will lift their white hands IN a biesslns
We shall know by the tear that n brings
The rapture of friendship cOnfcsSlng
With harps and the waving OF wings!
In that grim and relentless upheaval
Which Desses the world through curse,
Still bringing the good out OF evil
The garland of peace on the hearse! =
They were shattered consumed ana tOrsaken,
Like the shadows that dy from the dawnj
We may never know, why they were TAKEN
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LALL RIVER LINE

Il FIR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
The hes. roHte 70 NEWPORT BOSTON NEWPED.
FORD. FtTCUBU i.G, LOWELL. MATTHIAS VINE
YARD. NANLCCkEE. WHITE MOUNTAINS. MT.
DESERT, PORTLAND. BANJO II, ~. JOHN, y. b.. HAL
FAX. y. aud an principal cities aud inland amt scIEhOre
resorts EugIHc and tie Provinces. The
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE cave New
York daily Sundays nciudedl al $50 p from Pier %
~ r., loot OF Murray-st Leave Brooklyn p JrrS y
CiJy 4: o p. wa Annex. GEAND PROMENADE CON.
CER1s on boad evening by the sple did bands and
orchestra attached 10 these steamers Fl Ii NIGHTS
RESI- No mt rnrliate LANDING between NETWORK aud
FALLIINER. special train leaves steamer wharf, Fan
River az geo a. m tNordas excepted when the steamer viii
touch Newu0r;) arrives Newport $40 a. -Four
trains "a II RIVER 10 BOSTON. First
Boston 600 a. Retumag u-in leaves Boston Is
p. 90. Steamer arrive, NeW.Nork u:30 a III. Tickets,
staterooms, &C. can be obtained in New York
Z5J, 2tl III, sol. 526, ga, 9J7 Broadway,
and at all principal hotels. transfer and ticket
Offices, at the Office OF the line on the pier, ami On
steamers NOs. and Couit- Annex Offices.
Brooklyn Jersey CITY. In Boston at No. Old State
House and q old Colony Depot
GEo. T.. CoNNoR, General Passenger Agent.
BORDEN q LOWELL, Agents. y. Y.