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DOtr MADEIRA, and Champagne Wfncs.-Sonth SIDE
l. Madeira wines, 'Symngton's' brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine trf# lftq
4 Lisbon do
Port wine, pure Juice of the grape
Do owpnced brand.
Holland gin, grapes --
The above goods are all under ousom-h house lock- and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and PRICES
at my office. STANlSLAUS MURAL
April 2-law3w
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CREAT INVENTION baby Jumpcr:-The above
VI useful and elegant assistant the nursery for sale AT
II. GIBBSS Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store, Pennsy-
vana avenue between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Aprl 20--3tf
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IJNANCH GOODS! Fancy Goods EVERY description of
j. and fashionable fancy goods, gloves, and perfume
~ just received and opened at j. III. CHESS Ornamental
Hair Store between Oh and 10Th Streets Pennsylvania
nue.. April 20-3tif
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A RMY REGULATIONs.-The subscribers have now in
"A press revised edition of the Genera Regulations for
the Army the United States printing under direction OF
the War Department, and being the octdt publication
Those who wish to obtain the work can be supplied
abouthc LIST of May The price is dollar per copy and
promptly filed The book be transmitted through the
mail postage not exceeding Is cents per copy to part
OF the country j. ~ ". >. SflDi,IN,
April l9--6f Ninth street, Washington, d. G.
G,. The editors of the Boston Atlas, New York Tribune,
Philadelphia North American, Baltimore American Rich
mond Wing, Louisville Journal, and New Orleans Plea
yme will please publish the above three times each in the
inner FORM and send their accounts to the advertisers for
lnpf
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IRIS. H. HILLS VIII open Spring Millinery Sat-
fl urday April 10, at 10 O'Clock The ladies are invited
TO examine hcf goods at her millinery establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets nine
dately opposite Walter Harper's dry goods store.
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DEN'T.9L SURGERY;

BY @. H. VAN PATTEN, NJ ID.
Permanent Office and residence door to Todds Hal
Store, Browns Hotel
Dec 3l--ly
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EGAI. Bibliogrnphy.-A Thesaurus OF American, Eng
Ia lisl Irish and Scotch Law Books, together with
Continental Treatses, with critical observations their
various editions and authority TO which is pre6xed a
copious list of breviatons-complete In vol by j. Ii.
Marvin. Just published, and lhis day reccyedby
April p F. TAYLOR.
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NGADAM DYVERNOIs. Cap Manufacturer, Iath

Nj ADAM DYVERNOIS. Cap Manufacturer, 18th
Nl street. near Pennsy avenue begs leave inform
that she has reopened her which has
been closed time OF Illness. and
volI1 direct tie attention OF her friends
supply recently received, OF patterns Of ladies riding
capsas well caps of the newest fashion for gentlemen
the moderate prices heretofore Orders for the
thankfully received by
April 2l-3t* MADAM DYVERNOIS.
old CAPITOL-H. v. HILL, respectfully informs resi-
dents and ansients, wishing healthy residence dur
the heat and dust of city, that his house open for
boarders by day, week, month situated Immediate
y the northeast Of the Capitol square Terms
commodating. April 223t*
DARASOLETS.-We have Just received 200 parasoets,
of all qualities and prices, among them few rich dark
green and many other desirable coors TO which invite
the attention of The ladies'. ID. CLAGETT " co.
April l9-3f
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Magnificent Lotteries to be Drawn I'm May, Isf7.
j. w. MAURY q CO., Managers,


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. %, for 1917
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday. May Is, 1871.
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$4,000
$4,000.

$4,000 $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 26, for 1917,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, May %, 1917.
60 number lottery-ll drawn Nos. in each package of
twenty tickets.
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MISS POLK can Accommodate permanent an" iran
Nl sient boarders in that large and double house on
street, door the Exchange Hotel one square rom
Pennsylvania avenue, and near TO Al street
April 1916
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DLACES Lace shawls.-We have Just received 10 blacl
ID lace shaws, assorted prices. -
April 23-3tif d. CLAGETT " co.
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XYT BAKERS American, Homeopathic and Frenc

w. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broma,
Cocoa Shells &c.-To merchants and consumers who
would purchase the products of the cocoa free from
aulteration, nutritious than tea coffee, and in
quality the subscriber recommends the above
articles manufactured by himself His brona and cocoa
PASTE delicate paotabe and sautay drinks for nva-
ids convesccn and others, pronounced by the most
eminent physicians superior any other preparations His
manufactures always SALE in any quantity by the
respectable wholesale grocers in the eastern elites,
and by his agents. Messrs Halves, Gray Co., Boston
James M Bunce Co., Hartford Connecticut; Hussey
Murray, New York Grant 81 Stone, Philadelphia; Thos
Ohio. WALTER BAhsk,
April 2I--2awIm WAS Dorchester, Massachusetts.
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rs number loltery--l3 drawn baIIots |!

rs number loitery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets S2--IIaves Ssl0--Quarters $5-Eights So 80
Certificates of packages Of rs whole tickets $500 90
Do. do 26 half do 1870 90
Do. do. 20 quarter do. IS 90
Do do. 26 eighth do 81 SO
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rJNEA, Tobacco, and Csgars-29s half chests tea com
l. prsing q good assortment of gunpowder, imperial,
young hyson Pouchong and Ooong Pouohong, from low
grade to extra fine.
lS boxes manufactured tobacco, 12s and Us, various
brands and prices some very cheap and good
10000 Havana, Principe and regalia cigars.
Samples my Office and will be offered at lower prices
than ever known before in this city, on liberal credits
May 3-eodlw STAINS MURRAY,
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Public Sale Ground ln and near the City Of
ncfo

DY VIRTUE of the several deeds hereinafter reced will
be sold public auction, in the city of Washington
Wednesday, the 18th of May next Ion o'clock,
the auction of A. Green the following lots the city
nf Washington, q
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IN NINGS ~ CO, 23l Broadway, New York-Pennsyl-
vana avenue 9th street, Washngtonhave Just re-
ceved large assortment of goods, suitable Tor spring ana
summer wear, consisting Of light French and Engnsh
single mied cassimeres Goetha, linen, Nc for pants
Marsee, Valencia and Chaly, for vests and great va
rety fancy goodsall of which will be made to order IN
their usual style Of neaess and elegance at prices 10 sun
the times.
W. T. ]. & Co. have also hand large assortment oil
ready made garments of best quality and most
STYLE together with shirts, cravats undersmr suspenders
gloves hosiery, &c, that gentlemen may IN emergency De
fitted with fashionable suit at moments notice
A I0-Im. TIntrll,I
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FULLER's SODA WATER.

II w. FULLER, corner of Pennsylvania avenue ant
Il 18th street. having had his apparatus newly timed
prevent liability to contamination by copper other i'm
pures, and secured unlimited supply of BosroN lei
for the whole season. is prepared furnish this
ireshing beverage in its highest state of perfection
The greatest variety in the city ofsuPERIoR SIRUPs, all
his manufacture, constantly suppied for the fountain
usual Until April 22-d3tli
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Sections Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land to
occupy n the West or Texas,

Half Sections and Quarter Sections OF vacant Lana TO
occupy tho West OF Texas,
ID ARE CHA nee, GRATIS.-The absence of a number OF
III allows during the year iSiI 320 acres
of the best land families, and 100 TO single men IN
the colony of Castro, whose prosperity IS wen
Castrovile contains 900 inhabitants The village
of Quhi, nine miles from Castrovile, numbers 90 families
The Vandenberg five miles further on the road to Mexico
80 families Similar establishments are successivey IN
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber. -. =. ulr 5.-
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator of the Colony, Casrovne, Texas
March 4-2am6m~ MAT Intel ]
LIEIDsEICK Il CO.'S Cbnmpagne.--Orders viii be re
IL ceived and forwarded to Rheims for the above cee-
braicd Champagne wine to come out next fall
April I-law3w sTANlSLAUS MURRAY.
- FOR RENT large and convenient three-story
Viii brick house, with back building all IN complete
&sx der, with marbe manes, and large double lot, with
garden situated Capitol Hill, adjoining the residence Of
A. Dowson, esq, near the north Capitol gate Inquire OF
j Y. PEPPER,
April 2-3tawtff For the heirs.
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c,UPERIOR MATCHES.-The subscriber has just re-
10 ceved large supply of those inrnitable friction
matches, which decidedly the best in Sold whole
sale and retail ut Stationers' Hall
April 23--d3w w. FISCHER.
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 ApyicE -o THE TEExs.--Mr. Taylor, ol Ongns, says, in his '.Address to the 1'eens'':: --l repeat il distinctly. as my advice ,o every youth, keep ma,rmony in view. Never conceive yourself complete without the other half of yourself. To do wiihou, is an unnat- ural, and thereforce an uawise system. Much Of our character, and most of our comfort and happiness, depend upon it. Many have los,nd this eni when too late, when age and iixed hab.ss have readese.. ;sa.rimony haz- auIous
 Ny Business is with your growing char aetsr. Male aud lemae influence bears upon this point. aud then wiih is ulmos, efficacy may he tried, when your mi,sl shall sancy tt worth your while 10 deserve the apprnbation of sonie one. whose attractions come upon you with peculiar, and ssscreasing energy.-. According to her or hts character will your own be, h a considerable degree
 To grow np without attachment, is hard fy paesihie. When II occur, i includes n loss of the sweeies, sensations. Toiel sueI, attachments be irregular, is to ,debase those sesssasinas io he ruin oi character. ifeariy trained ,o the support of proper feeling and hapomtle conduct great advantage is ssiasG.
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liam N. Bowers. taea.sssr, Fsystssville. Poss q. See.
 WHITK.--J0ha ". Boud. cieFK Jaccb c. hsb. bins, sAeEiGs ---- coroner; JosspA biass hsasa- Fer;-Searey. post ofhee.
 YGEL.-fhemas ". Poand. elesh; Simeon Kirk patrick. shenf: Looney MeDaniei. eoFones; Ed mand Halaes. tEeAsnFers- s--Daavills. post omee.
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x.O0O Y0ls. R0OIks.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

4 first rate FARM, lying on the Military road tA leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place. and one mile beyond Coliegeville. This farm contains two hundred acres land Of the best qualty-6fty acres cleared. ready for cultivation, and about thirty acres enclosed for . woods pasture. Has on it ine new frame bail. ding large and roomy; aargeOrehasd. containing the best fruit in the State; good we and sll the Sta bIes, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately. For further particulars persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col. s. M. Rutherford, who lived on the place last year, and now at Coegevilie
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 ~1' S,ITr SI FIT ! Littl< Roes
 Litiie Rock, Fee. 2s, Is4e al-tf
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.A chILn,e LAUQh.

2 Dye lt--L love tl--the Iangh ot child,
 Now ripping and gentle, now merry and wild; Ringing out on the air with itAianocent g,ssh, Lake the thrill of bsrd at the twilights soft hush Floating ap on the hreezr like the tones of bell Cy fiae music that dwells in the heart of ashell-- ohs the laugh of child, 70 wild and free.
 Is the meFriest sound in the world for me! Etc laugh that Is trembling on Beautys red lip. Like the hum Of bee in a Iily's pure cup,
 May spring tron a heart that is fettered by in--s Seti musle without, but all da,knsss within; Bnt chiidhood's wial muth gushcsup from breast Where an angle mighf fold his white wiags 10 rest As tbe laugh of a child so joyous and free!
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39oIIIeII'ifrp|.
THE HARP uF MEMORY.

 This lonely heart. st least, is free. And here my harp ns3y wake, Uthearl, the song that bieaihes of thee, Remembef'd for thy sake; That tyfs e A,red ih other days May well Fecali the words 6f praise A That eassF'd iss ingaat lsersi
 Nhaa tho1 and hope alike were young, And feeling. as each lay was sung, Rspaid the toil with tears. These chords in lnonfnful silence loEg, stiII sRowT fhy haPIsss Iafss sTtll ahesAory came 10 wake the song Winch stiIi k aesolate When tAou gft N 'si silent all grew dulnb-- No taecy c0nid the spell overcome. Thy loss s'eI life tad cast,
 Bot as the sorrow grew subaassi, Thy Image fll'd the solitude,
 Th9nsn s;il tt mocksd the past 4vls <. Ohs mcfnOry still her ehaant renews, ls But not with forrner tOnf She eannct h0ss. nof would not choose, Forget that.she is lone That, it thnn hear st her iihRte in, Thou dost not answer il again, As still 'twas thine of yorE
 sbe dfeamk that thou art nigh, but sees No nor. as love and fancy please. And looks and sighs the more
 fH Psaseroso.
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OfElcers oar tl.e state asas.

Governor. TasaAs s. DAxw.-Littis Rock. post Oaiee.
 Seeyefagy of Sfafe. DAVID B. GaEKn,--fitile Rock, post ofsce. .4sditor of PsSfic .9cnsants. ELIAs N C0swAY,--iittle Rock. post oihee
 Treasurer. SAMgEL ApAMs.--i iilIc Rock. post efhee- Judges Of fke SHyrssse Court. Thomas Johnson, Chief Justice, CoiIegeviIle, Sa- line county.
 Williamson 5. Oldham. associate Justice, fay- etteSiIle, Washington county. WiIiiam Conway 8, associate Justice, Bates vile, Independence eoansy.
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A0 N<tA&bSAs Ist, d. and d Mondays Feb'y and Alag
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

EAsrERN-rsa ROekroe 10 Napoleon. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. S< Friday, by 7p. n. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday sa. m.
 WEsTERE-to Scotia, Van Burea, Se. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p.m. Leave, Tuesday. and Friday. a. m.
 NoRrnERN--io BateseiHt Due. Monday, and Friday, 2p. m. Leave, Sunday and Wednesday. .. m.
 SouTHgRS--to EPaAhiagton. Due. Sunday, Wednesday. and Friday. 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday, X Saturday, 3
 To Pine Bluf and Cotum5ta. Due. Sunday, and Thursday, SD. ID. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a. m.
 7o HOt Springs. Due, every Wednesday, 6p.m. Leave every Monday, sam. IT Perryeiile, Daarilie, and 75miias0arttls. Due, every other Thursday, 7p.m. Leave, every other Monday, Jam. Letters and packets to ie sent by either of the above mails must be deposited in the Post-ofFice by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. L.. REA2DON P M LITTLE RoeK PosT-oFFLE,
 Dec Sih, iSI6.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

vTShE AUCTION MART" would inform its 1 numerous patrons, friends, and the puhiic gen. eFally, that early in the t wili receive in- voices of Sheffield cutlery, direct importatiohs consisting of fine table knives; pocket and pen do British plate table and tea spoons; pins; snperine razors; pistols and shot guns, &e <e. Also invoi- ees of
 DRY GOODS, comprising every variety. Also FANCY GOODS, consisting of Jeweiry. .Aecordeons, vions, pocket wallets, powder tasks, razor strops, gum elastic snspenders, purses, wood combs, shaving brushes. thermometers, percussion caps. and an endless va- fieiY of other articles, &c. &e.
 --.fLSO-
 5000 Vols. Books. The most extensive collection of NEW BOOKS ever offered at auction in this city; among which Theolog cal. Medical, Classical. Historical, PoeiI- cal and Miscellaneous standard works; family Bi- bies, in great variety; albums, portfolios, blank books, steel pens letter and fools cap paper. &e. The above are we'll worthy of the attention of purchasers, and fo those who wish to complete their libraries The books are all new, and bound in library editions, &e. Sc.
 The above will be received, and sold on consign- meRt, low by ?. R. TAYLOR. Ocfober l9, IS46 -6-6m
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.JAdgts of she Circuit Coarfs.

Judges of the CireEa Courts. Ist Cireuit--Jsshn T. Jones. Helena. Phillips county.
 End c,reuit--w William H. Sutton, COIun,bia, Chi col county.
 srd Cireuit--w William C Scott. BatesviIIe, Inde- pcndenee county.
 4ih Cireuil-sebron C. Sneed. Fayetteville, Washington county.
 5th Circuit--WiiIiam II. Field, Little Rock, Pu- lsski county. 6ik Circuit George Conway, Washington. Hemp stead county.
 7th Cireuit--wiIliam w. Floyd, Clarksviile, Johnson co1nty.
 sth cireut-c Christopher C. Scott, Camden, oua- ehita county.
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From the Saturday Courier.
 BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY THEODORE TUCKERMAN,

II will be expected, perhaps, that we should apologize for passing by some of our older and probably mere distinguished poets, m order to give place to the following mo- tee oi MT. Tuckerman, which we extract from Griswold's Poets and Poetry of Ameri- ca. We do so, however, that we may have the pleasure, also, of introducing l., our readers trnly American Poem, written by thai author, and which, because 1t relates particularly to the fame and character of the "Fa,her of his Country" Is peculiarly ap- propriate to our Niche" for the present week. or Mr. Tuckerman, Griswold says
 He was born in Boston on the 20,h of April, 1913. After preparing for college, the state of his health rendered Il neees sary for him to relinguish his studies and seek mil der climate. ln September, 1883, he sailed from New York for Ilavre, and Ter a. brel solouFn al Paris, proceeded to Italy, where he remained uniIl the ensuing summer In the spring after his return, he gave the results of his observation 10 the public, in ,uode- elmo volume, entitled 1.-The Italian Sketch Book.n This work was received with much favor. and passed io a second edition. The author resumed. and, for time, prosecuted his aeaticmical studies. but again experienc- iug the injurious effects of a sedenlary life aiad continued mental application. he embark ed in OSioher, 1897, for the Mediterranean i; visited Gibraltar and Malta, mae the tour of Sicily, and, after winters residence at Palermo, crossed over to the continent. The winter of iSsS he passed chiefly in Florence. and returned lo the United States in the course Of the ensuing summer. la 1899 appeared from his pen '.Isabel, or Sicily, Pilgrim age.n Under the gui<e of a romance, il embraces many interesting descriptions and reflections incident to a SiciIian tour. For several years he has been contributor to our periodical literature, both in prose and verse. A selection from his writings, con sisting of sketches, essays, and tales, was published in New York, ill the autumn of lS4l, under lhe ihe of 'Ramhles and Reye- ries.n His style is graceful and correct, but not distinguished for vigour, and his thoughts and Illustrations are pleasing and poetieal
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vTNHE subscriber, agent for H. HAberman, will 1 continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street. and keep constant. y on hand full and well assor,ed stock of Csoee- ries. Dry Goods, Boots Shoes. Hardware, Castings, &c. sSc sli of which wli be sold low for cash The highest market prices wiil be paid for country ITO. duce. as beef hides, pcitries. beeswax, se.
 JOHN KRAuSE. Little Rock, Jan. 20. 1887. Is-sm
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Lyon, Fl Dorado, Union county
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Lands for Sac


 Lv.aRK.a.NS.3S AND MISSISSIPPI THE subscriber offers for sale 40,0O0 acres of 1 Land. in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas Say Hampstead, Serier, Clark, Dallas, La- ayeifs Unioa. Sc, in quantities to suit purchasers Also, in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say. the counties of Dssofo, Marshall, Tkaica, Pa- nois, YaiiabasAa, CAociar Tailahatehie, Holmes, Kinds, Rashiagton, Carroll. aad Rasoo. Town ship maps of portion Of these lands have been pro- cared, taken from the original surveys. showing all the water-eoarses. &e.; and the undersigned has been at the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections and furnish 6-ld notes of each qaarter being mi nase description, with diagram Of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms. five pav4- nts, one fifth cash in hand, and residue one, two, ,ree and four years: equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale.
 N. B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighbcFhocd of these lands, can be called upon, who will show them to those desirous Of purchas- ing. Further information can be had by addressing (Posf psid,) Bowers k O., Memphis, Tennessee, or Wm. H. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM. H. BOWERS. .fugsa lstA, lsas. 4s-lm-tf
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Prnsecniinc .Atinrneus.

FTnSFchftNg .7HOTWyS. lst Circuit-N. M. Foster, Helena, Phillips county.
 Bud Circuit-Soioa B. Jones. Pine Biua. Jefer. son county. f srd Cneuii--Silas C. Walker. Ba,essiIle. Inde- pehdence county.
 4th Circuit-A B. Greenwood, Bentonvilie, Ben ton county.
 5th Circnit-George C. Watkins. and Attorney General, Little Rock, Pulaski county.
 9th circuit-Ailen W. Blevins, Washington. Hempstead county.
 7th hi.ircuit-Joseph J. Green, yn Buren, Craw- fard county. sth Circai,-R Lyon. Fl Dorado. Union county.
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GREENOUGH'S WASHINGTON.

The quarry whsnce thy foGm majestic sprung
 Has peopled earth with grace, Heroes and gods, that cider bands have sung.
 A bright and peerless race; But from its sleeping veias ne 'er rose before
 A shape of lollicr name Than his. who Glory's wreath with meekness wore
 The noblest son of Fame. Sheafhed IS the sword that Passion never stain'l; His gaze around is cast. As Il the joys ol Fieedoca. newly -gain'd,
 Before his vision pass',i; AS If nations shout of love and pride
 With music fl'd the air, And his calm soul was liftsd on the tide e Oi deep and gsaie,ul prayer; As if the crysteai mirror of his life
 To fancy sweetiy came, With scenes of patient tcil and noble strife,
 Undimm'd by doub, or shame; As if the iolly purpose oi his soul
 Expression would betrsy-- The high resolve Ambition 10 control,
 Aud thrust her cruwn away. o, 1t was we'll in marble firm and white
 To carve our heros form, Whose asgel guid4ncewas oar strength in fight
 Our star amid the stoFin! Whose matchlcss truth has made his name divine
 And hnman freedom sure, His country great. Lis tomb earths dearest shrine
 While uan and time endure. And t Is vela to place his image there,
 Bsnsath the d1ne he blssf; Lei meaneF spirits who its councils share,
 Revere that silent guest. Let us 20 up with high and sacred love
 To look on bis pure brow, And ss, with soiems q ace, he points above.
 Rensw the patriots vow