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the distance of 1913 feet inches from the ives;
side Of West street; thence northwardly, parai-
lei to West street, 100 feet, to ten feet alley;
thence eastwardy, and parallel to King street,
% feet; thence southwardy, and parallel 10
West street, 100 feet, to King street; thence
westwardIy, bounding on King street, 22 feet, to
the beginning. The boundaries OF the Wagon
Stand. at present possessed by Gibson, begin
ming at the termination of the line Of the Store
last mentioned, and Mt the distance OF l0l feet
inches from the point where the north line of King
street intersects the west line OF est street, and
running northwardly, parallel to West street.
100 feet; thence. crossing the alley Of ten feet
wtstwardly, parallel to King street, % feets
thence northwardiy, parallel to West street, 24a
feet inches, to Cameron street; thence eass-
wardly, with said street, l23 feet inches, 10
West street; thence southwardy, with Yves.
street. 243 feet inches, to the alley; thence
westwardIy, with the alley, l9 feet; thence, eros
sing the alley of ten feet, southwardly, 100 feets
to King street; thence, with King street, west
wardiy. 80 feet S inches, to the beginning
If the property is not sold by private sale be.
fore the 9th day of December next, it will Their
be offered at auction at O'Clock 10 the afternoon,
on the premises The terms OF sale, and the ne
cessary information relative TO the title, will Dc
given by the subscriber.
nov 29-2a"9t COLIN AULD.
~ The sale of the above described property
postponed till Friday, the Sd Of January next, at the
same place and hour dec 27
~ The above sale is further postponed till
Friday the l7th instant jan 3
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COMMERCIAL.

Price of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Vessels.
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~ Tickets and shares for sale in the virgil
MIA State Lottery, which drew yesterday.
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respectfully solicited by the subscriber to an in
L valuable preparation the merits Of which have
been tested by time, and sustained by undouoted
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MARYLAND State Lottery, Glass No. for 1884,
To be drawn in Baltimore on Tuesday, Jan. IA
rs Number Lottery-l1 Draaen ballots:
prize of $4,000 prize OF 5000
! do of 5000 prizes of 5000
% Canital Prizes of So, 900! 20 do of $500! &C.
Tickets S4 so; halves 2 rs; quarters II l-2
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF ALExAN
DR1A, Sct.-May Term, 1888.
George Jacobs and Sarah his aOife; augustus B. !
Williams and finn l. his wife. COMPLIMENTS {
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: INsrRUCTIONS.-CAnoLINr CouNrx.

MISUNDERSTANDING CoUNrY
I0Me Editors: .Bo,pii,,r GJSe, NJ, m
I'VE had to-day meeting OF the Conmi tee - no held
Instructions 70 our Representative, MIR. Hold 10 vote
against MIR Leigh Senator II asceftaincJ
a' an overwhelming majority the voters of the county
mas signed them They have been placed in the hands OF
committee composed Of four Individuals who are
acquainted with the voters OF the county 10 scrunize
them closely, and erase from them the names If snv
persons not entitled TO voe-then, send copy of them
70 Mt hori and hold the originals subject To the nyes.
"sa.ioh OF any one who may desire examine them
nave no doubt Nc Hord will either obey these in.
slrlicticns resign his seat "
ihe""h gs had given formal notice, that they would
ho" meeting To-day; lie contemplated object believe
WAS 10 counteract Our Instructions will moi undertake
70 say tohy The meeting not held; but viii assure them
a' unless bey speedily give other satisfactory
son ior heir silence TO days will generally be ascribed
10 consciousness OF their weakness"
we are happy 10 understand from the following artice
IN me last Petersburg Constellation, that Wm John.
son. ESQ., Is prepared TO obey Instructions of his
stitnents of Chesterfield: - '''' ''''-
Coi WtLLtAM IL JoHSs0N-"Wo vcre yvronrtv i,e,,o.,
u Appeals as TO Col Js Resignation. said that he viii moi
cd about for sgnaiuros." ~ "
, We copy The above paragraph from the D.nve (vs1
epoer, an Opposition paper The Reporter is not ouy
wrongly inlormed to Col John nation but
aso relative 10 his with regard 10 the
OF ms constituents w have sufficient authority for saw
ing, at The expressed will 81 majority the voters OF
theseIiieid will be respected" has when kno,yn
always hereolors been respected by their present De.
legaIe.'I
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he game, now Is 70 set at nanght The Instructions Of
we People This Is 10 he the effort made ilds winter
me Delegate il 10 be told These been
s2' up 10 an improper they have been extort.
go 1y percussion. or by uck is great light alusod
ed Delegate ssy to Ihi.-
~ IS 'be essential right Of The People. They are nv
snPoycfs; am their agent Gully r. i, tor me 10 say
"'0 Wey are 10 exercise their highland low they
are 70 frame their Power Of Attorney If H, he
we essential right OF the People 10 instruct Il is mart
o. "iaf F'ght 70 be entirely unrammeed by the agept
tue People have right 10 decide in what manner bev
are 10 exercise IT, An 10 set myself up 10 be Their
"aslcf and TO tell them, you hsye alu sed your tiohs
1ppu am not bound by 10 What right i safe sgsiosi
sDussf And u every right Is 10 be cancelled because II
IS aiiegcd 10 10 abused, what right Il safe2 Even d.
psoPs may DO told, you GO govern yourselyss
Sn eseofe We will appoint 10 govern for YOU
'o"e o. you were dfank, fools, when you signed Ills
paper oui uponihc same scg alton, nil il not be aid
some OF you may be drunk, are ools when you vote
~ your 10 the Spring therefore YOU SHOULD
hot have the right "a ecte At all2'' ''''''
ne instructed Delegate will say, 81 John Randolph did
wen ssked on appearing IN Congress whether he mas f
"ss- 20 and ASK my c0nsfffusnfs"
- sacred 70 this principle Of Instruction held In Y,oi
f ha no man will venture TO diaobev H. ,yitboy, r.
sny' tremendous responsibility lie must be preps,ed ~
~, we himself for Mr.. Leigh Let this be done And
- ~ gh consent 10 claim his seat IN the very lace
we reoPe, the Elections S?f0g will exhibit an
'f'en, without any previous exsmpie-and the party
e ,a'es 70 ee' upon such principle will be swept on
''' '""""'hdl CiYfs.
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non w's rudsy tearing from the Unions Has any STATE
re- ueprveu OF any right belonging to herr Has
e government been reformed and dsenhralled from the
thousand difficulties which the Feders-ts had Ihrown
around IT'S course! The several States now move alon ia
En' harmony, each in s orbit around the
FEDERAL sun which gives light and heat, and
TO The system. There is nothing i'm existence which
Nspuohe'n would admit 10 be evil or a grievance
"hch the Executive has remedied as far as N, had
Una ohsr people can say this? OF what other
Adfiiinlsti alton IL be saiJ3
a, The L session Of Congress, Mr. Clay uttered these
"'''S W "c Senaie--chsrgng fault the Execu-
I'VE, what we esteem it, hgt,s merit: Tins POWER
oF INTERNAL IMPRovsmENr LIEs CRUSHED BE-
NkAri THE NEro The system OF protection OF Ame,i
rRvcrioN AT THE LAST SEst ON bu, we are now
.t,y "I ny the Secretary OF the Treasury without
Us". mar a. IS understood 10 be conceded on all hands
mar fdrWJ0r protection merely is 10 be Gnaii aba
a""ea by the ID OF March, 1897 il the progress OF in
no'aon Continue there will scarcely be vestige reinan
"g OF The government s poicu as they exisisJ prior
10 tue 3d OF March, 1929 In A term nI ve,,s I. mo-,
man equal TO that which was reuuir, a 10 establish our
ineres' the government III have been tran. iorned
l'te might have added) om corrupt arsorracy prasp
"s ne power Of the Staes pure Representative de-
moeraey; composed OF States managing their o N indus
nP1Iesf',S ana private business, and leaving their
foreign relations, their post Office coin and laws of bank
10y ',' nAluFail@a'ion TO one common government
such. fellow citizens, is the Administration we ask Won
10 support is ,le policy which our
"uve represents as opposing We have not cha, ged
we are shH Democrats and our nenies are stiff lie
same "ha,ever name they may assume; they still believe
US incapable OF governing ourselves, would do it Tor
Ills enemies tell YOU the President il tytan, desno
''s oVer'lTown your liberties! How insulting is
o" 'Skn'ge 10 heemen! Ii acrords well with the doe
"e NAV we can not govern ourselves His polite DAYS
M "un"efe ms power exists by your breath; he is an
on """ hno must so0ncoase 10 be earIh his onls
praises Of his counryn for the faithful srhsrge ri HE
u"'y. Are we not then ree what controus NJ? Have
"esuo oil Thought, OF speech. action oh the press9
H0es me president dictate 10 who be our Re
e"'"e, VI rs no our free choice? Our votes al the
spring elections have answered and at the coming
will tell again >O''s 'sS"O'
we unanimously recommend 10 yonr choice James
OF Tie county Of Nelsan, an able aud efficient
Noc"'e OF your rights, with the confidence that he will
support ,he old Republiran doctrine Of the Stale and
sh The Administration k all It's efforts to esora The
pure character OF the Republic Whatever YOUR selection
49,, W., "a Heaven VIII n"'Se il blessing
ny IS 'he earnest prayer of your
Fellow Citizens in Convention
''"e copy hon Tie minutes OF the Convention
W. ;, , SAMUEL CARR, President
"M' H. bRocKEN0ROvGH, Secretary.
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NoTrowAy co,;N cT0,1-n0"1c.aTED


Al meeting OF portion OF the friends Of tho Admins
Walton al Nooway Court house. the n dsy OF No.
vemoer' iS34 that being Court day. DIR. Henry c. wors.
hin was called TO the Cbair aud Dr. r. W. HARPER an
pointed Secretary. r. "
The following preamble and resolutions were then offer
ed py Col John ii Knight. aud adopted unanimously by
the meeting: -
whereas appears the satisfaction Of this meeting
tha decided majority of the of the county have
nre4iy signed tie paper Of instructions having Tor its OBJ
Jec 10 instruct our Representative the next General
sssmDiy TO support and vote for llam c. Rivcs Phi.
up 7: bf5our Andrew Stevenson other Admin.
isra'ion candidate for United States Senator yybo NAV
prevent The election Of Benjamin w Leigh Tor that office:
Hes0fped, therefore, That Col. Samuel q Letter rol
John ii. Knight, Col. William Verser Can't lanes r.
bacon, Capt. El~ ard T. JeiTries, Capt Nathan ward
Capt James $ Jeter, Capt. John W. ConnaIv Cant
James ~ jackson, Rev Asa Crenshaw, Rev. James NJ
Jeer, William a. Scott Charles a. Carter Willi.msn,
Dickerson, Peter j. Grigg, iliiam f. jennings Wi,n
Thomas, Thomas r. ward Grief T. Crawlie Io,n A
Robertson, William b. Mile Robert Fitzgerald sr Ro.
per, 'zgerhhJr, Allen Crenshaw John Webster Dan
,ei jackson, George A. CrNwlir John Bland DR. James
Jones, Dr. George Fitzgerald, DR.. Francis j. Mosev be
appointed Commuce, (,ny seven OF whom may sci Ia
examine and scruinixs all .e lists OF Instructions now be.
lore tho meeting. and strike bercifom al such names
shall not appear 10 them TO be duly qualified and cons
tonal voters Of the county On motion Of Col Knig,
the Chairman and Secretary also added 10 the com
mitiee. ~
Resoloed also That the ssid committee sI,, ,or ,i
examination aud scrutiny make out complete conso.
dated lI't OF all such persons arc qualified voters and
ud INC Chairman and secretary this meeting shall in
Presentauve. W. -
Res9lved, also That all Of The original lists Of n.se
tons be deposited with e Commissioner Of the Revenue
OF INC county Tor preservation aud te inspection Of oil
persons requesting ,le same.
He'0fred ndHy That The proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and be
eh tho Petersburg Constellation and Richmond Emqui-
fcr, for publication
II. c woRsnAM, Chairman.
z. HARPER, SecretaYg
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NOTICE TO CoRREsPoN pENrs-The PROCEEDINGS
IRON Aihemare Tor inructng DR.. Cooke vote against
MT Legh me Address 10 the Citizens OF Henrico-snd
the Essay of"No s,an Oh lnstruciions-ore ,navoil
ably postponed till our nrx,
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ne great Solar Eclipse takes lace Sunday the sOh
- ~ savannah, Charleston aud Beaufort, s. L. the
observation will be tot< Me PAne who conducts ,h
hs''onoica' part oil tho American Almanac has
ca TO Charleston 10 make ob,orrsuons OF tho phnuome
non. - 'N~"''"0
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cofFecfion-The Baltimore Republican says that The
ssine Tor The victory Of N York not fred on board
ne Revenue Gutter, but by OF the Citizens OF the
Oh ward OF Baltinn,s, on the STORE.
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kIARRIAGEs-

MARRIAGES.
Manied, Tbursdsy evening Jh October by Tho Rov Da.t
r. GrhosOn, Nj. Zones w Burton to Miss Paf,aa II Vs.
81! si Prsylyania. ~ f"" - ""''"'
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BIGG GR'B

~ Agoiher Grant Schfme
Virginia 5Sissnal swamp Elofgcrv.
No ~ for 18th Novcmbtr
CAPITALS
$4,000, IS 600 5000 80 900 SO COO 80 600
$4,000 50 500 $i4fs- 10 Plies each ofsI 900
goo 81 O--and S6O0-2O Bach Of e5Oa
500 $500 and &250
Tickets $40, halves 80 quarters 81 so
Tickets in the Patdp Real Estate LoileI may be had
usual, 10 every variety, at BfGoER's Office
The drawing Will take place positively tie ooh Of De.
cenbe.
Cspilsl Prize $50 500
Tickets $40.
For sale, as usual in every variety. At the Exchange
and lottery Office Of THOMAS H. BIGGER
Corner opposite lhs Epelc Hotel
November A. ga
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Choierdln Baltimore the Board OF Health re- port 81
deaths Tor the week ending Monday lat of which 20
ere s'u 10 De cholera "Wihin the past week (ssys the
Baltimore Patriot OF Tursay of our most esteemed
cizrns have become its victims; but learn that since
sunday last the number of cases has been
reduced, and the disease has assumed nder type and
yields more readily TO pot ssiouai skill"
IN retesouFg, the Cholera is rapidly disappearing.
In Fhlddefphd-the enquirer" OF Tuesday last re-
Iron The Board Of Health but GO deaths for tho week
ending ON Satur,ay-no case OF Cholera .PhadeIpIia
was never IN the enoymsnt OF better he.llh."
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1902

Leaving for Seward msjpriiy of lS COZ
We repeat therefore, with the utmost confidence Thai
IL The wing gain has been throughout the State in the
proportion, that has been ia the city oil New York Mr.
SEWARD has been elected Governor by more tlan rItfR
TEEN THOUSAND meimit,." There is much virtue In
" But alter ALL IL Is the old story of Sir Josen., B,pks
aud his Holsters The tables urird aud inste All
OF sewarl having 000 majority. Marcy will ret il by
1892
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.daofher .dias y-whea an old offender becomes oh
noxous II Is the custom 10 change his name. The Co
ali,on are about undergoing the netanorphoss BY
Col Webb's Recommendation. they seized upon pcp
lar name Of Wings and hoped wonders under the
magic Of They have been defeated; aud the Bos
ION Cenhnei proposes 10 call them the Constitutional
Pdrfy-ani the N. Y. Commercial calls them the " Con-
sftfiondists But II will not all 10. What shall think
oil the modes,y OF party which supports the most
outrageous breaches OF the Constitution ia the shape Of
inoneyed arsoeracy, aud yet dubs ITSELF the COnstu
fiondf PdyfD7
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No truth ia Cocker Tho Boston Csntnel makes
brakes and geese Of Arithmetic. by force OF figures il
elects Seward, in spite the votes OF the People Thus,
In 1885, there cast in the City OF New York So
voles on which there has been clear Wing gain Of
zzoo Then comes ",he following in propoi on
which any may cypher for his amusement:
35SI7 q 400 $50 900
nus hgures DO not lie. the tue answer Indicates gain
LOT Tue " higs IN the Whole State, OF 233i0
Msrcy's majority in 1882, 973s
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The Raleigh r. gstr has haooed fore i, has 90, out
OF The woods On The 2ih Oc,ober it exclaimed:
We almost asued with Tiiumph anot t,iupnl
has followed on tho heels Of each Other rapiiy tint We
ave scarcely hcen able TO find breathing hour the
Hst low days speak IN voice that
mon has sat IA judgment and The
puone voice now gonouncng the judgment
"hst VIII me Register say 10 the victories OF Gvorgis
Pennsylvsna. New Jrrseysnd last and not least of
~. York; VIII not the Register be isiigucd with arr
victories! Does really think that the public voice
ponouncing an indignant judgment upon the acts of the
Administration, or over the acts of its opponents!
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$500 REWARD.

ESCAPED from Fairfax Jail, on Sunday
Ia night last three Negro Men-GEORGE.
a mulatto 32 years old, about feet high JO-
SHUA, dark mulatto, % years old: about 5
feet 10 or II inches high; has lost a finger from
one of his hands: BILL, or BILLY STEEL,
80 or 50 years old, feet or inches high.
dark complexion, stout made; cook and gar
dener bv profession. Bill was recently pur-
chased from Daniel f. Dulany, of this county.
George, who is good carpenter, cooper, and
rough shoemaker, we purchased from Mr.. John
Dulin, also of this county: George has white
wife living in Alexandria, where we think he
will make some short stay, and then endeavor
to get to some free State, perhaps accompanied
by his wife Joshua was purchased from Col.
VIM. ElZey, of Leesburg, Loudoun county.
The above reward Of 3 hundred dollars for all,
or one hundred dollars will be paid for each or
either of said negroes if taken in any free State
so that we get them again; or twenty dollars
for Bill, and fifty each for George and Joshua,
iftakcn elsewhere. c. p. POOL,
JOHN II. POOL,
oct 7-1aw2m Fdirfa:r Court House. Va.
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embodied ones. Asst Journeys toward eternity,
the flowers of spring wither, the beauty of sum,
mer ladies', the richness of autumn passes away.
It's cfacing fingers almost imperceptibly furrow
the face of beauty and fritter away the stamina
oil the human constitution. Although unseen
In lis flight. yet it never ceases TO carry us for
ward, borne up upon lis Silken wing, till we
plunge into unknown regions. where our fellow
traveller accompanies us, bearing along with
him the history of our Improbable lives lnscrb-
ed in the characters OF living light.
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f.. X KENNEDY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

nR. HOUSTON, successor of the late Dr.
~ JOAN THAYBoLD, Fellow Of the Royal Col
ege of Physicians of Persia tenders his proles
sional services to the citizens Of Alexandria, ID.
c., and the public in general, and Is ready 10 be
dent to the human frame, but more especially in
that vlruiCnt and almost yet uncOnquerable dis.
ease the CANCER, as unquestionable authority
can prove the cure of the most awful case which
ever afflicted one of the human family TO
those afflicted with this dircfu scourgc, with
hundreds Of others, he particularly refers to tie
en-. nt
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'

NTISS MARGARET NJ COLEMAN will,
wi on the lst of September, at her residence
on the east side of Washington street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, open SCHOOL
for the instruction of Young Ladies in the vari-
Gus branches Of an English Education. She
will endeavor to follow out the most improved
systems in teaching which have been adopted
or recommended, aiming to make her pupils
well and practically acquainted with all that
they learn. To inculcate correct moral princi-
PIES leaving to parents the entire direction of
religious views will be her duty and her incli-
nation. The text books used in the School will
be those from the pens of the first scholars, and
found. from experience, best adapted to answer
the great end of acquiring knowledge
Music, French, Spanish, and Italian, Draw
ing and Painting, will be taught by highly com"
petent masters.
It's not thought necessary, in an advertise
ment, to 60 into detailed prospectus of the
course of studies &c. to be pursued.
Reference can be made to VIM. L. Hodgson
and Edgar Snowden, Esqs. for any information
that may be desired.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, in all the English branch
es, $3.50 per annum, bed and bedding furnished
by the pupil; or $50, and every thing provided.
washing included; payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for Day Scholars from 81 to 81 per
quarter, according to their advancement.
Music Sl8 per quar- z
Drawing and Painting 5 do
] Alexandria, August s. ls34-eotf
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SO REWARD.

A STABLE of the subscribers, back of st.
IA PauPs Church, was entered on the night of
the 4th instant, and his COW most cruelty cut
with hatchet-her skull stove in, &c. The
Ratchet which has been found has white oak
rough handle, broken off above the eye As this
may lead to the detection of the villain or vii
lains, it will be shown To any who may wish to
see it at my shop. | will give the above reward
for any information that may lead to the appre-
hension or punishment of the offenders
nov 5-3t THOS. DAVEY
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BALLOON ASCENSION,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. ASH

VNHE continued indspostion ofMr. N. j. ASH,
Il contracted whilst in this District renders
it impossible for him to fulfil his engagement
with the public, in person. Under these clrcum-
stances Mr. HUGH K. PARKER, the gentleman
who recently made a most successful ascension
at Fredericksburg has offered to repeat the eX-
pertinent in this City, for the benefit OF Mr.. Ash,
with a Balloon about double the size of that US
ed on the former occasion.
The ascension should the weather admit Will
take place from the enclosure North OF the IRE
sdent's House, on SATURDAY, the Sth OF No
vembcr. at O'Clock in the afternoon. The pro-
cess ofin1aton will be commenced at an hour
sufficiently early to ensure its completion at the
time named.
Tickets of admission so cents; Children I'M
der ten years of age at half price. These Will be
distributed by the committee formerly appoint
ed. and will also be for sale at the bookstores
and principal hotels in w ashington and George
town. They may likewise be procured at the
gate, on the day of ascension.
The Officers of Police of this city have ten
dered their services freely, to keep order on the
occasion.
The generous sympathy expressed for MIR.
Ash by the citizens of this District, removes all
doubt respecting the success of the present APP
peal, in tangible manifestation of its sincerity.
Washington Nov. 3, 1884
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'.as Is an unseen, a aoiSeless Trdreiter.-lt
he object of any one of our senses. We
raVe The features and the movements ct al
every object that is dear to us, pleasing TO
lucy or gratifying To our feelings. But we
a., uace the movements of time. They
SrIeh IN lmpenetrable darkness. Covered
y>IerleS We cannot nravel. All we
h. ~, -. '2e movements Of time, is from its loss.
%"o'd the threatening heavens-the big
't ul udS rolling EDWARDS, armed for deStruc-
,rn He see the proud waves lifting up their
E.! oam Tar up in ether The thunder rolls
h. s and We tremhe. The vivid lightnings
oSa u glare upon us in forky flames aud We
-ulari.y close our eyes with terror. But
fFoi time Is silent and unseen. 1t steals
INVISIBLE to mortal ken, without sound,
KS DIS The football of tabled sprite or dis