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rg7 We have on our table. copy of "Minfe's
Mechanical Drawing Book for self Instruction."
frsm the Book Emporium OF Mr.. L. l.. Smith, op.
posite the American Hotel.
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PosTPoNED.-Owing to some MISUNDERSTANDING
in regard to the use of Odd Fellows Hail. the Jenny
Lind Mnst, els did play at that place last even
ing. They will give due notice when the nall is
permanently secured
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NO THE PU BLEC.-GRAND NE ~ fEAK'S
i PRESENT mo HUMBUG.-We wish to
show to the public that tAey rely upon every
thing done at the store of ). P. Mountain & Co.
whether in the way Of making. repairing, or selling
Jewelry, clocks, watches, pertumery aui fancy az
tces at the lowest prices i'll the city, OF making
liberal new years presents, let every body make
trial and come and buy some of those cheap arti-
Giles at our store. Resd the following letter from
the gentleman who received the beautiful watch:
Messrs. 5 p. Mountain d Co., Dear Sirs Accept
my thanks for the handsome present, IN the shape
OF beautiful, fine Gold Watch, receive in accord
ance with the terms OF your advertisement, and
hope that the liberaity extended to the public pre-
vious to the holidays, and the low prices of your
goods will be properly appreciated and handsomely
encouraged by the inhabitants of Richmond and vi
cinity. The fair and impartial manner IN which the
drawinging conducted az understand from
those who were present, and the promptness with
which the articles were given 10 the lucky ones 10
sufficient guarantee that the confidence of the
public was not misplaced. Wishing you all the
success possible in your business, subscribe ny.
self Yours respectfully,
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DIscHAhGEp.-H Robert Fox, arr esiei with papers
out OF date, on yesterday was ordered to procure
new register, and WAS di.ehs,rei.
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Richmond, Jan 4Ih, 1883

g. - LINN
Richmond, Jan 4Ih, 1853 10, Main street
B-Wstches and clocks repaired by one Of the
best workmen in the county, and warranted Jew.
elry made and repaired in the neatest manner and
satisfaction warranted, al the lowest prices Dons
forget the place s. +. MOUNTAiN & CO.
ia 6-3t* PIT Main, between 9th ami 10Th sts
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f1NHE If A ID 4 Sine subscriber having
Il leased the above mentioned House, located on
10Th street, between Main and Cary streets and
fitted it up in elee ant styla-wil open THIS EVE
MING, at 10 o'clock T NJ, with a free Snack to
which he invites his friends and the public gene
rally. He will always keep on hand. the hes, OF
Ales, Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Snscks served
at the shortest notice in the best style.
ia 6-ltr GEORGE FS2BURY
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HKNEIco COUNTY CouRr-Nu .e.sion Of this
court he'd yesterday.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Peyton Randolph, ESQ.,
died suddenly at the residence OF his son, in
Washington, on the 4th inst. He was native
;ro;nio
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The WEATHEE-Fair and pleasant above foul
and disagreeable under foot.
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s AUCTIUN.-trOceri FruIt,
81 &C., THIS MORNING, by
ia6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. CO., Aucts
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r. Information has been received at
Washington ofthe death, at London, OF ora
ham P. Gibson, for many years consul OF the
United States at ST. Petersburg.
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Dun,ss.I OF Nh. MARcoLErA TIE Mica.

DISMISSAL OF Mr.. MARcoLETA TIE MICA
RAGuAH MIEisTER.-Ourr readers are already
aware that this gentleman has been dismissed
by the Secretary of State. The reasons Tor
this dismissal are thus stated in the N. l.
Tribune:
Ii grew out Of Mr.. Marcoleta's course penu'
ing the negotiation of the famous treaty OF me.
damon and settlement, between England me
United States, and Costa Rca. when mr.
Marcoleta utterly opposed, and Nicaragua al
forwards rejected. During this time, II rs al
legged, that finding himself crowded, ana the IN
terests of Nicaragua likely to be sacrihce9 10
England, and Costa Rics, the protege OF Eng
land. he INDUCED in some rather undiplomaiic
language with respect TO Mr.. Webster and the
Administration, and also INDEPENDENTLY
made nubIic inc date of the negotiations
through the journals of This country. For this,
Mr.. Webster demanded his recall. 1t is said
Also that MIR. Everett feels himself aggrieved
by the late publication by MIR. Marcoleta, or
with his consent, of the official note addressed
to the Nicaragua Minister, as well as to all The
other members OF the diplomatic corps here, OF
Mr.. Everett on his accession TO office. 1t was
published to show that this government re-
cognised MIR. NJ. as an Envoy in good stanu-
ing, when it was by no means intended by lis
author to go before the world as an Indorse-
ment Cf Mr.. Ms official character.
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THE RICHMOND WHIG-Mr.J J. I. Patton,
until recently connected with the Lexington
Gazette, has become an associate editor OF the
Wing, i'll This city. He is good writer, and
will prove valuable accession.
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RuSAwAr.-In the paper OF Tuesday we reported
the case of Peter Morgan, slave to Thomas Jeuef
son. of Lunenburg county, who was arrested IN DC
fault of pass, near the Tredegar Iron Works.-
Morgan, who was committed az a runaway, staIed
that another negro named Washington Frick' also
belonging to Mr. Jefferson, came with him from
Lunenburg. Tuesday evening Frick was arrested
without pafs, and after giving several contradic
tory statements OF his line Of travel during the last
few months, yesterday ne was com nitted as q
runaway.
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Auction NOtice.-Atiention Is SOHO
N2 lieu t Our sale, at 10 O'Clock THIS
MORNING, of Bacon, &c.
ia6 A. MOTT & CO. Aucis
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YON'S kATHAIRUN, FOR PIKE.
IL SERVING. RESTORING AID REAIIlEY.

YON'S kATHAIRON, FOR PIKE.
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTlFY-
ING THE lR-The kathairon neutralzes the
effects of Disease, Climate and old age in restor.
ing the human hair and alter q badness of IL
years; cleanses the head from Dandrutf and It's
natural Impurities will cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases of the skin, such Scald Head,
Erysipelas, dc; and Is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies Or Gentemen's use in the
world. 1t exhsles the perfume of the most deli
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil CT col
orng properties, gives the hair that soft roh curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparations.
The use Of the Karhairon is adopted oy the first
Physicians in Europe and America, snd has a sale
and patronage unprecedented In the history Of tee
Materia Msdica. Words alone are supert1uous; q
trlal only can attest its real virtue as rs million
friends will certify
To DC had OF all dealers Throughout: North and
South America, Europe. and the Islands OF the
ocean, in large bottles, for rs cts,
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the Katnairop.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
lsl Broadway New York
Sud Richmond by AIDE q GRAY,
ia 6-6m LAT Main street
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G. WANTED TO kENT.-A house CON
&:a tanning from to 5 rooms and kitchen at.
tacned, within or 10 minutes walk of the Elk
change Hotel. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
ia General Agent and Collector
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Tae Notes of the .'Pe0pIe's
49, Bank - Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT a. BEERS.
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Change Of HOurs.-Increased
D>GA Rate of Speed.-See what Adams d.
Co ara doing for their patrons! The Express now
leaves baltimore at O'Clock P NJ, in charge of ex-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich.
mond at 81 NJ. Goods ordered by this morn
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in BALTIMORE at al early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts Oh England, Ireland ann Scotland for sale
at this Office. ADAMS a. co,
mol l4th street, Richmond Va
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A Likely WOMAN AND TWO Chill
"A DkEN FOR SALE.-Will be sold at the Auc-
ton IL Juse OF b & Hill, on Saturday, the
Sth inst at 10 o'clock, likely negro woman and
TWO children, belonging to tue estate Of Wad-
dell, deceased. +. 7. iSBELL,
ia 6-ta Administrator
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O. FOR SA ,.E OH KENT wood build.
e ing on Cary street, adjoining the factory of
Messrs. Tablet Apply to
ia6-2t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO
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Mrs. srNcLAIR--On Tuesday evening, this LADY
f.he late Mrs Forrest) represented The Lady OF
Lyons" at the Theatre, to toleraby full audience
the weather being unfavorable for turnout Gene
rsly the character was finely executed, while IN
some parts she was deficient IN animation, END N
some scenes did not exhibit high degree on
emotioa as proper representation and effect de-
mandsd A handsome person, moving with ease,
grace and dignity on the stage, her appearance Is
always pleasing to the eye, independently OF any
attractions of acting. On this occasion, she was
well sustained by the excellent company now at
the Theatre
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- FUh RENT.-rne desirable dwelling
Hsa House stu ated on Attn, between Franklin and
Grace streets, con aiming six rooms and good
basement. Possession given immediately For
terms apply to MOTT e. BEVILL.
ia 6-6lf
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MATCH STOLEN.-Stolen from my resi-
w dence, on Monday last, GOLD LEVER
WATCH made in Liverpool, No. 1852. All persons
are forwarned against trading for said watch
will give reward of SO for the recovery of the
watch, on its delivery at this office.
MRS MARY TAYLOR,
IN IA.h Await MAR hfauo,a Rrdoo
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49, Thomas II. Gresham, lUyH Broad
w. street, Is furnishing Newspapers, Maya
zines and Periodicals, cheaper than any else in
the city He is Agent for allthe Foreign and Ameri
can Periodicals and Newspapers.
Books. Annuals, &c, at cost. Don't forget the
old established House. Call 10. las
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I OST-Une Land Warrant iof - scrus,
IL which issued TO Mrs kebeccs Walker.
The fader will DO literally rewarded by leaving
the same with ROBERT KING,
ia 6-2r On Wall street.
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NEW CROP n. d. MOLAsSEs-z50b D!s.
u OF prime quality, in store and tor sale by
ia Go. TINSLEY & BRYANT.
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1 OHT. en- the SIa lostanI, GA Shocgoc HUI, q
Ii Patent Lever silver Watch, with lteei
chain and small gold seal and steel key. The fnder
will confer particular favor Ga the .wneI by say.
ing at ,hs oNee, and VIII be SUITABLY rewarded If
required. sC-l,T
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80 DIR. X. KIDDER TAYLOR has
~. removed his Office and residence to the
house at the corner of 9Th and Main sts, opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no 5-2md*
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* specie WanIed.-We Will pay the
M highest premium for silver coin. Quar-
tiers and small change preferred.
nos C. w PURCELL d. CO
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ANTEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL
y FOR SALE.-I have for sale, secondhand
Stationary Engine, OF Is horse power in good or
der, with Circular Saw Mill attached, which viii
be sold low, if early application is made to Messrs
Burr Ettenger, or to me, at the Mill on Tucka.
hoe Creek near Crouch'S Pits.
ia 6-2w ROBERT T. CROUCH.
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Sud n Richmond by ADiE q GRAY,
ia 6-6m lat Main street.
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NUAL PIT oiL.-s5 iIereea Tor sale oy
II ja6 DAYkNf0kT, ALLEN Co.
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Il DIES MAID FOR HIRE.-We have for hire
first rate seamstTess and ladies maid. She is
very genteel servant and of excellent character
PHILLIP NJ. TABB g. SON,
Office on Governor street..
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NOUfERs Dk.&NtNG n NV bss-
~ Another supply of those extra qualify cooper -
bent Drawing Knives, together with general as
sortnnen. ii Cobpefs Tools OF the finest quality ana
finish, now opening and Tor sale by
c. j. SiNroE g. co,
ja6 Sign Of the Circular saw. n Msn 81
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QASh OF tlhGlNlA.-Ine rr.sidenI ana
ID Directors of the Bank OF Virginia have decisrass
dividend of four and quarter per cent out of ~
profits of the Bank for the last six montbs snhss.
TO the deduction of per cent bonus 10 the $50
which leaves four per cent, or 50 81 per sns.e'
PAYABLE TO the stockholders on the 18th inst
Ia 6-2w SAM'L MARX rashte
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T HAVE FOR SALE, in store and TO arrive,
l. Licorice. mass and stick, of approved brands
Olive Oil, in boxes and baskets
Topaus Beans, 1000 lbs choice
Crushed Sugars 100 barrels
Coffee Sugars, IS barrels "Stuart's"C
Steam Syrup, hhds
Manutac'd Tobacco, 40 boxes Gregory" brand
ia 6-3t DAVID ] BIJRR
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OsT.-0n 29th Dec between 4th and Mar
IL shall sts. and Manchester, an Oval Breast
pin, set " it'll hair The finder will be Literally re
warded by leaving il al tins office. ja6-3ia
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TOBACCO BOX lnAkiNG-rhe sdver.
l. tiser, who has an assistant is DESTROYS to OBJ
tain situation in some Tobacco Factory as Tobac-
CO Box maker. He thoroughly understands the
business. Address A q. Bsnkenship, at Mr.. Pros
ssr,s Grocery. on Union Hill. Ia 6-Its
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

W H. WALLiCU AND NM. II HOPE,
HAVING purchased The Washington city . EVEN
i iva t;rAH,D will "a -umc it, future publication
fIom the present date. While IL shall he spirited,
r7rv and thoroughly informed upon all suhccis of
ruhglc interest. il will he conducted entirely indie
prracui of party considerations, and withGut fear
iavoT Or malice. Its Intended to make il welcome
vIstnr in the family circle and absolutely necessary
10 all ra1Sacting any description Of business in the
District o; Columbia ard it, vicinity, we'll a. TO
those ~ diGtance interested III knowing precisely
whal nav bc going on in Washington or what may
he contemplated by any branch or i'll any department
or bureau of the Government.
Subscribers in Washington, GeOrgrtoyn and Alex
andria viii continue Ia be served with the daily ut
s3 II per annunl payable (six cents) weekly to the
Agent.
To single r-IbScribers by rna, fnr tho daily, the
rrGs VIII he $3.50 per aBnGh. To clubs Of ten SO
each. ....
The WEEKLT STAR" a handsome double sheet,
will he published al .2J per annum. Fractions OF
atnllar may he renittcd by mail in postaa stamps.
Man subscriptions TO either edition 10 be paid III
vsnably III advance.
The postage on all letters and Cnnmuuic atoms ad-
dressed 10 the Editor. Publishers of the EVENING
srLRmu be prepaid.
The citizens OF " aslinston, Georgetown and Alex
sndra will shortly he called ny agents wu will he
authorized 10 take the names and afGrCs. of those
who wish TO be served with, emphdtica!iy, The Wash
lAgfo1 NEWSPAPER of the day.
The EVENING STAR Office iSOn ID street, in the i'm
MEDIATE vicinity OF its Junction with 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel.
Hashineton .J;Iu D 1854,
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T. WHITMAN Il CO.,
T.. BALTIMORE MARYLAND

Having, at a very great expense, erected an E.iah
i>iImcnt for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS. on an
extensive scale, expressly to the wants of the
rrmers and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore res. ,tctfully solicit their patronage.
Wi'h our present facilities, and the experience of
lie past tn years, feel confident OF being able to
supply til" demand for Farm implements. Machinery
ana Tools. We therefore offer our goods with con-
cnce Of their superiority and prices. that can not
;ai to secure to Baltimore this branch of trade
"A evidence OF The superiority of our goods, we
Miish the following list of Premiums showing the
Standing o. orr implements and Machinery, when in
competition Win others and examined by competent
aicu:-
In 1913, l8i9, l55l and 1852, the Maryland State
A.ricultur;,l Society, awarded to F.. WHITMAN &
display OF tie strongest and most useful Farm Imple-
m"nt< aHd Machinery.
In 1854 and 1852 the Mechanics Institute of Ma
iyland awarded tn Z. WHITMAN & Co. heavy GoL d
MEDALS tor the largest and best display of useful I'M
paments. And in addition 10 the above we have re-
rriv.d Special Premiums on Implements, TOO numer-
antion in detail, but in all amounting 10 more
Iln $1,000. which is three times the amount received
hv anv Other exhibitor of Agricultural Implements
A; the abnv,. named Exhibitions, Implements were
exhibited by Ieary every manufacturer in the couri-
trV and tho decision OF those Societies NAV well be
considered the highest authority that can be given
Of the superiority of our Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers,
Planters and Dealers 70 stock, before making
Purchases, determined To sell OH pleasing
eatis, by application, either by mail, or in person.
E. WHITMAN * co,
55LIGIrr STREET,
Wa-u Baltimore, Md.
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suming the revolutionary obligations of
Virginia (which they have done for all
the other States) should assume them nc
Virginia understood them and decreed them.
Otherwise, it is but half assumption, in
volving obvious injustice to the citizens
of Virginia, and a discourteous. not to
say insulting discrimination against her.
We have said thus much on this SUBJ
ject, because the people of our State have
large stake in the late Scrip Act, and
the dignity of the State is involved in It's
execution and we do hope that the just
views of Mr.. Ellis in regard to the sub
Ject will be adopted by the Secretary of
the Interior. -. -
We cannot but in justice add, that claim
ants are much indebted to Mr.. Ellis for
his conclusive vindication of their rights.
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A Genuine Hard Shsll "

Two or three years since, a conspiracv
was formed, in Baliva, by some of his op-
ponents, to assassinate Gen. Belzu, the
president ofthat republic. The day selec.
ted for the crime was the 9th of Septem-
Der, 1850. In the afternoon the Presi-
dent left his palace, accompanied by an
aide e-de-camp, and by Col. Laguana, one
OF the principal members of the Senate,
ana oetook himself to the public walk.
scarcely had he reached it, when four men
asSailed him. He stood upon his defence.
but at that moment bullet struck him
IN the face, and he fell to the ground
The shot had been fired so near that b;S
beard was burnt, and his checks speckled
with grains of powder. A second shot
was fired, but without effect.
When tho assassins saw him stretched
upon the earth, they fired three other
shots at him, but, strange to relate, each
time the weapons flashed in the pan. The
chief of the brigands-a mulatto named
Morales, who was mounted-then tried
to trample him under his horses feet,
but without success. After several efforts
he at last urged his horse close up TO his
victim, and leaning over him, nut a pistol
to his head and fired last shot. !. The
tyrant is dead" he cried, and, spurrino
his horse, he galloped through the streets
to the barracks to excite the garrison to
revolt. Meanwhile Laguana, the Senator.
stood by with folded arms.
As to the President, whose existence.
with two bullets in his head, seemed
almost impossible, he had not even, he
himself assured a recent traveller, lost
consciousness for a moment; and when
Morales and his band left him, he got up
unaided, and reached, bathed in his blood.
a neighboring hut, inhabited by a poor
Indian. The news quickly spread that
the chief Of the State still lived, and the
projected revolution was stifled in its
birth.
The preservation of the presidents life
was little short OF miracle One of the
bullets had glanced off the skull without
doing material damage beyond OCCASION
ing complete loss of hearing with the left
ear; but the other had gone so deep into
the head that it could not be extracted.
1t, however. occasioned him no inconyeni-
ence, and the only scar perceptible on his
face was slight one at the angle of his
nose.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
GOOD TEMPER.

ihere s not a cheaper thing on earth,
Nor yet one half so dear; H
lis worth more than distinguished birth,
VI thousands gained year.
III lends the day new delight;
'!is virtues firiuest shield;
Ana ad''s more beauty to the night
nan all the stars may yield.
III maketh poverty content:
10 sorrow whispers peace;
VI i gifl from heaven sent, rE4
For mOrtals 10 increase. lI .
IL meets you with smile al morn; -. .. s.-
II iu!ls You to rcpose; -..-.... .,..
a flower for poor and peasant born,
An everlasting rose.
A charm to Danish grief away, ..---.
To snatch The brow from care;
Turns tears tO smiles, makes dulIness gay
Spreading giadness everywhere
And yet it's cheap as simmer dew,
Tint gems The iiy's breast;
a lalisman for love, as true -r.Eis
AS ever man possessed. 'rr- tE
As smiles the rainbow through The cloud,
When threat'ning storm begins
As music mid the tempest loud,
That still its sweet way wins
As springs afi arch across the tide, ..-.-
Where waves conflicting ftram, ...
So. comes this scraph 10 our side, --
This angel of Or;r home.
What may this wond'rOus spirit be,
With power dnleard before
Iiiis chartn, this bright divinity. .-...f-.-
Good temppr-nOtiiing n1ore.
Good tembcf-;iiS the chuiccst gift
That wofiiafl lidneWard brings,
And can the poorest pcRsatt mn
To bliss unknown To kings. s.. a