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ny j. c. Mcguire. Aactioneer.

nHANCERY SALE.-By virtue Of Of
Of the District OF Columbia for the Of Washington,
Mnhon Roach ct al Gaski Fl al, No. sos
caneey and dated May 30 1885, viii offer for sale public
OF Jas. O. Mcclure. Friday 2ith
day June o'clock the following 10" Of ground in
Washington, viz
square lots 49, ~ 49, 49, and 20, o2s lots 2,
49, in squire go and 0B
H. H. u.s. and I6 in o5t lots l. ,, H. and a. in
square esl lots So 6, TO- and H. In square o- lots
S. To- H. H. 10, and a. In lilo lots and s.
Lie os and in square il' and lot in square aa
third OF the purchase paid in
cash residue instaimenu and twelve
with be secured by approved bonds
On comply within
the the purchaser
All onveyancing the expense Of the purchaser.
WALTER 4. cox Trustee.
June 9-7xwAds JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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THE GREAT soNFLAeRATloN IN CAkAnA--We have
before stated that Te had occurred The Ottawa river,
in Canada, which swept surface OF sixteen miles
Further particulars have been received, from which APP
pears iba, the FIRE very destructive OF properly,
sweeping forests and fences, houses and barns, focks
and herds before il, and il is feared destroying many
lives The Montreal Gazette gives the following par
ticuIars, derived from private letter from well IN
formed source
Upon the leland OF Almuettas, it is believed thsttwo
churches and about thirty buildings have been consumed
upon Calumet island The mills OF + X Basien esq,
and about thirty farm buildings in Pembroke, the esab
lishmen OF Mr.. c. o. Kelley and Other BUILDINGS IN the
township OF Westmesth Beechs grst, saw mills, and
about twenty farm buildings; IN The township oil Rose,
an entire settlement, know the Garden oil Eden, have
been DESTROYED besides Goulds wbarves, and all the
stores and farm buildings the south side Of the river
at Portage du Fort; in Bomley, about ten buildings
were destroyed About geo families, principally ihose of
arricullurisis, have been left houseless.
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Tns.sURr DEPARTMENT, June l, ie53
PROPOSALS will be received
Of August ~ O'Clock,
poet Office Wilmington Delaware, according
autographed drawings printed specifications prepared
der The direction Of this department by Amm D. Young
vng architect thereof and dated February a. 1885,
to be for The whole bony .nd r the drsn, kinds
the work the department resevinr the right rei. the
hereby invited should the interests Of the United states
E,ghy6v. Of the Of the and
furnished according (-d
by the supenend.nil will be proceeds,
acceptance Of the work, hc., by the superintendent
viii be awarded builders mechanics
the Secretary will forfeiture
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee
person.
OF The United States d,sct Judge 81 the district the
resde) that bidder wi when required his
sal h~ ncceed into contrsc and bond with and
sucient securities OF s5ooe for ms faithful perform
Autographed psns working drswings and printed specifications
and examined, information touching
obtained this department.
house gion, Delaware
The department. addressed tn the
Secretary Of the Treasury (endoed Proposals for hone.
Wilmington, Delaware. and viii he opened At O'Clock,
day h,sd the IN the N the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
June 2-2awtAug Secretary 81 the Treasury.
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Ngw YORK, June 1.-The iour market is much easier
daysaes of $3.50 bbls 81 50 81 81 for State and
81 So "a 81 Tor Genesee sales OF 600 bbs southern al
"a s7l S5 I2A Wheat is scaTce-sales OF 17j0 bushels
at III cents for white. Corn is aciive-saes OF
IS 600 bushels GIL for Mixed and % cents for yell
low.
Sales at the stock board OF Canton 81 Erie at S8i
Norwich at 57a Cumberland at SUI Morris at 22i New
Creek at2s.
BALTIMORE, June Flour is dull and inactive TO day
Sales OF 200 bbs Howard 81 So the market clos
ing duh that About $4,000 bushels Of
sold this morning 81 So for white, and So 81
for yellow sales OF mixed al 81 cents No
sales of wheared is quoted 100 los and white
1875 liz quality. Sales of Pennsy rye
IS Whiskey is held at y cents in hLds and 22
a % cents in bbls. .#4e .#0"
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mr. GREEN s. SCOTT, Auc,,one.r..

HANDSOME Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
Ill AUCTOkOn Friday, the ID June, shall sell In
premises, half O'clock, good frame
and lot situated 9Th street. and streets north
Of lot No ~ in subdivision squAre No 500 The LOT
II feet 9Th running back - fee inches tfses
alley The house nearly contains Ave rood
One half balance Twelve months The
purchaser Nv. notes Tor The deferred payments bearing inter
est or day Of sse decd given and dsed q wus taken
GREEN n SCOTT,
Mar 31-NWhF Auctions~rs.
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NEW BOOKS, just received at Taylor 4 Msnry's
IN Comic Sketch Book.
VIA lack The Child and oher sfories by Caroline
Lee en'x-
Kdss sporss Anecdotes Of the habits of American
uneevieg . -. .
Hints p.sseuecsyps Photographic Pictures illustrated
wi engraving. lnns4
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~ ,. y. mc0UInE Aucetenssg.
III KICK hOU6E AND LOT AUCTION ON NEW YORK
svcsus. between oh AGd lin Thss1sy a0ognaon
Jase oeocA viii sell, front Of the psenisss a bo
In square ~ with good bfick house. 0ontng
IL inches New York and
and Running bach hundsed
pleasant saaions Washington residence Tile iadsputa
bic. Sale positive.
Terms third haauee a. s ANA "a mon,b. win,
interest A deed given and a deed ssken
JAS. O. MCGUIRE
May27-d Auctonees.
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Nrw YoxK, May 81 1855
The money msrke, is becoming daily more easy. The
payments from The county continue free, the
OF money aecumuasing Oh depose. Consequence,
the Increase This induces more easy call on
good securities but paper is closely scrunred The
oppression and fall in prices in California is well cacu-
lated TO make lenders cautious OF dealers in that trade and
il has been so complicated that its ramifeatons all
easily detected this account. money does not fall in
value 80 rapidly upon business paper perhaps other
wise might
The specie export large being less this week than
last, and Tor HE month OF May has. compared with the
same month last year. been folowsi
hsesifts and Experts Of spseis for May
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MURDER AT sr..-Under date Of Montsvideo, April S,
we have the following:
"The Reindeer, Wilson, from Valparaiso for this port,
was discovered in an abandoned state Cape Antonio,
by some fishermen who found she had settled down be-
tween two banks she hoaied after part OF Der cargo
had been thrown overheard and she arrived here I'd April
-Four OF her crew. who arrived in open boat at the Va
lado, have been conveyed 10 Boenos Ayres. and have
confessed tina, the master mate second mate steward
and two ffsrs were Murdered by them. and one man
thrown overheard after leaving the ship The cargo will
be discharged Immediately
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nv TELEGRAPH.


Nnw fosk, June The extensive auction sale 81 teas
to-day was largely attended The prices paid exhbi, an
average advance Of fully ~ per cent This Is owing In
great degree the unfavorabe from China IN
reference the progress Of the rebellion there The i'm
preston is that prices win uher advance IL the insuec-
ton continues to progress without cheek has lately been
the case
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~rEAm Engine ard shs fttug for ssl..-The shove ar
tces of the Boyd Hamilton late printer TO Con
gres win be sold together separately for acconn Of whom
concern The engine horse power win sRe
fly wheel no, long in and perfect order For erms sppy 70
]. c. McoUiRk,
Jane 2-d6, |#H Aoctior.er.
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wi lated fromth Frspch.
The Race fof Riches by William Arnot =
Louise Etou or, Thing Seen and Hesrd-A mover ny MIS-
Mary r. Hsrndon, =, -.
History Restoration o Monarchy In France
vol A.
came in Ito Seasons by H. w. Herbert Frank Forester"
illustrated
Knder's Sporting Anecdotes.
The Evening Book; by MR.. Kirkland. #fgf"F
Hints N the DsgueueoUps, with illustrations
Elements Of Mechanism by T. Baker, 9. r.
Wild Jack or The Stolen Child by Caroline Lee iienr
The New Orleans Sketch - with illustrations
June YRANCK TAYLOR.
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ny GREEN a SCOTT. A..ss....r,

L OR SALE VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED Lot on della
WARE AvENrE-on Tuesday evening, n JuNs q
O'Clock, will sell, In front Of premisss vuDoahs
known the south Of lot numbered IN na
inches Delaware
-lsibiy located, being Capitci -
ing advantages for private residence ~ -
third cssh 81 sx~hsa~r
months deed given and deed Tius wip b.
warranted ~
GREEN 4 SCOTT
lime 1-eoAds Ancns..~r.
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ANNAPOLIS, June THE legislature Of Maryland adj,
cuned sine die at ~ o'clock ast night. number of
potani bills reached and Others laid aside
or buried through without much consideration Nearly
all the business Of the session dufng
last two days
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ny ,. q. MCGUIRE. Aucs,osser.

WHREE HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
Seventh Auction On Monday steInoon 30
premises, shall seii lots ~ and as
4ss situated between and NJ and improved by
them nnshed with
stores large glass and convenience
rate business stand
These desirable being situated OF e
eipai business squares Seventh street,
Terms the residue Twelve eighteen,
and months satisfactorily secured bcsTng
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
May 2l-d Aucuonoey
Qy-Owins 10 the rain, tho above sale IL postponed
until Thursday afternoon, June ,, al O'Clock.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
June Id Auctioneer.
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PLANK BOOKsA large 10, o. iede~rs, books INDEXES
mem-sndam. exercise book books oo and DENY
sizes wckmsn's books pocket
with ,ucks, sc. For sale very low prices by
GRAY \ RAt.LANTYNE,
Jwpt2 News Tn street, Odd Fellow HALL
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QuEREo, May 1.-The steamer ST. Pierre exploded he
boilers last night, killing six men, woman, and ont
child. Several Of the passengers also seyere
scaded
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nv y. ~. sTRArToN, A"ct,on..r,

fpsnasvirania arsnus, south side Terth sre,i)
cEvEHTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. =
y on Tuesday O'Clock, the premises shall
.rh OF subdvided Into seventeen desrs
building lots. rsnnr North Capital street, North street
prc. street te0 extending from New Jersey
street, front OF so feet and from o 70
10 feet In depth. go. ..e -. -
il pleasant and healthy and affords favorable %
pounty capitalists persons wishing secure desirable 10
cation for rrsidcnee
Terms made known the sale sunfa-o
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BY e. N. srRATrON. Auetionser,

(Pennsyipania apenae south side l0tA srsst)
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN--on Thunsday.
June 2, al O'Clock the premises shall sell
No. ia No 5ii fronting
I'D and ~ streets west, by "a feet a ally.
At Ave "a half o'clock,
shall sell lot No square s0a fronting a5 feet on AZ
by $50 feet deep, alley between and
N streets south .
Terms One-thd cash, residue payments sir
MONTHS satisfactorily secured Conveyancing
the expense OF the purchaser.
May 3l--3I e5s4
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HON. snd Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NouRsE Co, WASHINGTON, d. O.

THE UNDERSIGNED having connected themselves in business,
whether before Congress, the supreme Court
the 81
eisn MIR and 10 he
Mr. long occupied the position OF chief o
% the Mr. snspy
claims against govern
stanrhuy, having long with the
PAT kWsjpree.
They established correspondents portions
and they believe
for conducting business
u,ude and
Hon. r. H. Giiet late Hoctor Of Unteh
stste. is the legal adviser Of the firm.
Tb-f charges win be moderate and regulated
Of the rendered
MICHAEL NoUReE,
JAMES MOnSe,
CIiAs Y. sTANSbURY.
Solicitor and legal advertiser, R. n. crLLET.
June l-son
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ETvA INSURANCE. COMPANY, ~ utsSa. new vo~H
IN against hvs marine tnsyovvasn lows
Hrssss, PRESIDENT w. ~ HAwnsv, secretary CsyR 4i7o10
= CHAa DE HELDiN0, Agent,
MAY is-9a~n Seventh ST. opposite Odd Fsaows' AsN
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TREASURY DrFhETsEST,
Registers Once, June 1, 1853.
OF the several Issues prior 2ad July 1886
records this office
of the issue OF 22d July, 1876,
record "
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF 2sth January, ls47,
as this office $500 90
sll6o6l "a
paduet lied 10. the hands of accounting off,
% III nnd., ae oor 10 2ad July isis ...... $50
sli5si 81
" BIGGER
June 9-uf LineiJ n'asff'
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ny-yVe requested to Nicholas CaIan n
candidate the Board Common Council and not for
OF Aldermen
Msy29-sod3t. SECOND WARD
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ny- Please announce j. II. Evans a candidate
Second Ward, who will support
ed by MANY HUNDREDS.
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90 The LAdics Fcstival-The Strawberry Festival, now
being CaTus Saloon, for benefit Caths
chapel to be erected the Island will be
nng bursday) and also Friday and Saturday evenings
ON II o'clock, .. .~.'
gentlemen Of Washington vicinity
respectfully invited 10 attend June 2-3t
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lsy-GeorRe w. Stewart II respectfully submitted
for surages ensuing
ported by MANY VOTERS.
May Add
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{uy Ward Alderman.Gcoge T. Mct,ue presented
suitable candidate
them the Board of Aldermen, and will be supported by
June 2-d4ts MANY.
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DARN sale Ale ndrta yirgfnAa with
in miles Of the aqnednet. and four from he Pssdsnts
will
thereof located within haif
Balls Roads hundred There
timbeed land
residue Much Of this farm 10 rch
which might be sdvanaaeonsy
meadow. who he disposed purchass
referred John Ball. Ninth Persysvanis
avenue cv Horato Bal, sdisesnt farm.
May ii-eodu VIM BALL.
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Iay- Collector Taxes-1he friends Captain
Bryant sustain his nomination and his election
above Office May l9-dtottJ une
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90; For Collector Of Tsxes-Robeu j. Roche presented
fellow for election The prompt faithful
discharged duties Office
Of fellow their hearty support
May I9-eodtlstJune tHepublicl -
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lay- Please announce john NJ. Donn a candidate
or Common Council from the Second Ward. VOTERS.
June 2-d4
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Gy-YouDK Mems Christian AssociaaioM.-Rooms Fow-
building 7h street. below Il, the General Once
The library reading day (sunday
ceoted OF and M. The best religious
standard
Britain regularly Citizens strangers
will be cordially welcomed.
by order OF the Associauon.
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la,- he ntaInin Cuttings for City Collector.-Th
friends of this gentleman him cand
date Office city collector the ensuing June cleo
tion
May ed MANY VOTERS.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
From the Amphitheatre, Chestnut street, Phsdelphis,
viii perform In the city OF Washington
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FKrpAY-June ], ., and g.
s.#.4 Admission, 25 cents.
FIRST performance at TX, other days and 7K
Doors open half an hour previous.
J. w. BANCKER, Manager
G. H. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
ii. w. FRANKLIN, Equestrian Director.
f. w. WHITAKER, Riding Master
y. +. STtCkNEY, Director Of Hursss.
w. W. WORREl.I Clown and Jester.
This Company comprises Troupe foreign
and performers, female
gated travelling and the remarkable
dancing horses and learned
The we'll Of establishment
cersay description
pavilion travelling, and brilliantly
illuminated with gas in the evening.
particulars the programmes umina
ted public places the different days.
The above Company will perform Georgetown Saturday,
June 4. May p6-d
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% For AssessorA majority Of the OF the secon
support T. McCey for coming
June tInlel Rep
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6f-rhc Einh Ward Electi0n.-At the instance
ward John c. Fitzpatrick has consented be
alderman approaching municipal election.
May I'D
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nry-Piease announce tho OF Lewis johnson a
Board Of Aldermen for the Second wnId
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
June l--d5ts
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Mayors Office, Washington. May 90 1883
REWARD OF five hundred dollars will bs paid the sppsehen
for such Information lead 10 the apprehension,
guilty
city the reward TO be upon the conviction Of the
person persons npprehended.
June l--3t JOHN w. MAuRY, Mayor
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BOOkS.-Successul Merchant Price 40
Pilgrims Progress. Price IS cents.
Life of Hester Ann Rogers. Price Is cents.
Father Reeves Price 10
Porter Reyivas. Price - t
Watson's Life Of Wesley. Price is CENTS
Life of Caryosso. Price 30
by Harris. Price %
Life OF Price %
Village blacksmith. Price - cents fA
Christian biography IL cents per vol.
For sale by GRAY l. BALLANTYNE,
1 June e nsar Hall.
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Bank OF the Metropolis.


A GENERAL meeting OF The kholders will
banking in this city Monday 4th day
the purpose Of elecng for the then
ensuing. aas@ +
The polls win open O'clock O'Clock, m.
By order of the board: re
May 3l-eodt27J adift4Juy I'D SMITH, Gather
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12
Now york election.

From the returns thus far, the Wings have carr
redboih branches Of the New Yolk Legislaturs;s
thus ensuing the success of the Canal improve
men,, and the election ofa Uulted States SENATOR,
results which must be gratifyihg 10 wings though
out the Union. Weregret, however that the Hards
or National Democrats viii have d minority of the
remainder Of the Legsatures as next to success
OF the Wing ticket we should have been gratiGed
at the success Of the National Democrats. WeEe-
gretit 6rsL for the reason that It reveals the fact
that majority of the Democratic party Of New
York dre e+ amino Buffalo Platform men, and sec
ondIy, because it shows that the President and
Cabinet knew their game when they commenced
playing into the hands Of the stroagest side, thus
exposing the unfortunate and detestable motives
which actuated item in the Custom, House affair
in New York. ss 5si - .t.5s,
We hope that the Wings will use well the pow
er placed in their hands by an enlarged State ac-
ton, and by eleetihg to the Senate man Of en-
larged and unseotional views, and one who will
look 10 the whole Union in his action in the Ma
tionaI Legislature. We could almost wish they
would elect Bronson, Democ at though he be, 50
noble has been his stand for national principles
and the lights of the citizen. wewondsr how the
.tsympathies'' of our neghbor of the Argus are on
this election, for as be had .'none to LestOW" on
the election of the Maryland Legislature, we sup
pose he must be brin full of sympathy by this
time. ~ o E7i7
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From ths Homs Joarlal.
saoond Iove.

l. ~
WY Is Il, dear General, that you POETS itom
tim fmme norial 70 the pre- ent day, aSe lneeas-
ing sini of tirs love- and aSeng nuke olSand
hay no stans to be tow eccn q tho 1nttnile-
~ ore woIthy Of cpmmeil non and song that Is,
when one 8 own VI IL thE object as ehe may be,
aud better than anolhegs Ia The chang TIE pf
some twenty and odd years may have made IN our
desires and affections provided she has changeds
with them so as tosvit new order OF
ments. Laugh away ye faShionables, I'LL YOU
ctaek youf Sides ut these obsoIete hotons but we
don't write torypu tho,sWe laugh back agains and
give you oufpity into the bargain, TOT yolt nus-
tetdeelingg hich rau ever rejoice ~ such Leiu4s
Yenescence, for Your klase hearts dead @ such "
any otherreno Ye raths vs. flowers,
no breath ofinatured tionwilI ever res1soi =
no home atmosphere eyer'occasion % npsI
fruit. e M
Loves young dream foIspoth; very ysih
poetry; yegy euphohious in rhynsS B 0nal
prose would bsvefy apt TO eallsit loves edbg
drunken fit, whose sober WRkinf Is full Give
me the substantial bliss years have been rpens
ngi the senliment, not that has suryiy the pass
sion, but tempered it-not made its gu bnt its
LIVING monuments in features .tha always NE as
with smiles, in eyes that watch overonf well being;
IN the heart VI know to be isochropal in its
beats, with our own. EYhyth IRE OF ftst love
I nd s sas e Bss ~ ss I'VE
purchase in doubt and misgi U Oh 9ital
prize we have made our own, and enjoy With Ger
tainty and setisfactionj 4or as the prologue
utatnat Wnlctll6 70 I0itONS l1llp lt9d0ufl scS
ued and agreeable cident--mxed with ts
pain to enhance itspieasures, and It's fifth lic1
assemblies the characters on the stage tod ne
their destines-- ouIseH the herojt our Wife II re
have been so fortunate in our selection as to have
one many years our Junior, still SO fair thatf we
are not Jealous it is not because attractions and
admirers have left hen, butbecause we may still
play the lover with good grace, and sincere at
tachment and exercise, successfully to retain the
attentions and deROtedness we once employed to
win; andyet, so matEonlys her ohilrden will never
believe size has been. Belle, or once had dozen
at her feet besides papa. just WheIwithaI of the
the divinity and the wife, 10 furnish delightful
material TO memory to reality and to fancy; so
that, il. amp time, your muse is at loss for "a
creation, you have always at hand charming st,b-
stitute, and when you cannot inventyou can de- 4
Scibe. Why my dear sir this is better than AL the
Hodors fed as soon shed; r. smornflg's winged
beams,'' or s.lights thai meier shall shine again.,
Tommy MooIs.s imagination ever furnished to- turn q
the brains without disturbing the hearts, of those
who have reyelled in cloves young Dream but
know nothingof sels5f
.'Tho sober certainty q waking bliss"
ELtENpALE. i si W. B. B.
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From naltinaore.
eoaarsronpEaor o 90 wIHE.ELIna InrELIlaErenA

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WHEELING llTELnlqRNc NICER
/
sos: & 49, l.l' " ~ 81.
iloss laotcs9sls ~ ~
empt, e1lpaq'leay .Ls 8 80
s Z. "a.
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