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MUSIC AGAIN

[uyyI Uuc,c} Mother. leave thy dwelling: Indy
Es..,s NINE The Wolf; The old veteran; ;
Ea.iss.j Sweet Lucy Nav: Katy Darling fs,e
Vel; tome Of ICY Youth; iJo they miss me ar nome
Yes. We lhIss ihec; NJ heart a. breakin1- ~.
From rle waves My old Kent'lcky hoIae: Ann ps@
Ocean wave Qqickstcp; CanieroTian,s pn,;ir;iIc,i
nEll.ise SshDfisthe; The Polish rirl's dream NAN
pattHs f$E. t;x-..G. lcisa: pandalia Wats;
v WdnlshI W allsi Rainbow SrhaE:sehe; Pa. idors
n d,Z; Lone star Schott>chr; Plume Polk 81; Lee
n N di Rhine; Make me no gaudy claplct: Chant
Nduonai des Choafes; The Smile; Italy; Variations
on Lilly Dale, Katy Darling Love not The Ginsy,s
Wild chant, Rosa Lee. Sc. Sc AT P'
WIMER'S Stationery, Music.
ais ard Fancy Store, 9th street,
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CORN, OATS, & FLOUR.

OOAH1St VIE W Z LUVh.
Il STORE, AND FOR SALE
aoo To sun purchaser
500 bush. White and Yellow Com, iust received
800 8 Prime Old Oats
2oO bhis Choice Family Flour, Fox. Letter. * 90.
Am Extra Super fresh ground, of best brands
tT bake,si and raE,ily .sp, AT lowest pricU
Also, Constant supply of s6peritH Fa.lilg J l. -
ira super, put up IN Ba-sqiiHricr barlcl ca ri his
PAUL BROWN, Wafer street,
Georgetown. August y
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M A r RE D,

On Thursday. the llth instant, Nv the Rev. H.
Evans Reese, SAMUEL NJ. SNEDEKER to CATH
ERNIE A. POWELL. ali OF Alexandria, Va.
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] The number of visitors at Niagara
Fall Is, at the present time, as it has been
during the season, very large-exceeding
that of any former season.
1.-THE largest amount ever received
for Custom House duties in a single day
was taken at New York on the 9th ult.
viz: $348,0O0.
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CHARLES MAS, Y.
C.MERoNs GENERAL aGrrcy

lind iE'H'dn0' Or'oe, III floor. Todd's RIing PcHn-
SpirGIic dreHuc, H'aShiEsfon d. l.
rLAlMS before Congress- Claim. for Bour,v
~ Land and Pensions. Applications tor !n. i,rsr,,p
on Life and Property. and AN husinrSS Ia I, piny ia
the General Agency which may Ia sI.iil,. led T.,
CameronS care wilt receive pronp; and aiis.:IcI,,
attention.
Mr.C. has gu.,e variety at Fnr Engraving Ennk.
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &c, &c, ill, g., hips,
Agency, and Is prepared tn fill orders 90. sl.or mn
tee and reasonable terms
All the Daily and Weekly Fap,rs are 10 be- hsd 4,
early issued. al the G.IicIaI Agency. Su-,,,-
bers supplied lay carriers. aag u-iy
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NKS!LONDON INKS,

Il Anods office ard -tcr -;,cn writing Ink
ltnoldis Imperial Blue writing Ink
Mori-on'> Supt rior Blue
80 Black
Douglass Magic coping wnLom rl,r vsc
OF press
Also, large size rnameird. Ivory surface and .,l
orrd boards, for print. SiIGN G lds kc
The latest Mi'SlC received regularly ,.yerI NIL
and orders filled promptly. nj
NihER-S Stationery,
Music and Fancy Stor~, 9th street, | .oI,are
All IL north of PcrIsl lyai.ia a,ehue
INeWS.1
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Il on 9Th street near f, has received from New
York, another supply of those Collars.
aug 6-3te0
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u At meeting of some of the French
clergy, with the design of investigating
the cause OF moving tables, rappings, &c.
1t is SAID that the spirit of a nun, very re-
Gently deceased. was made to appear and
reply to numbers of questions. The
archbishop of Paris was present at this
seaaee, at which very great CONSERVATION
was felt-or feigned.
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4 SINGULAR FACr.-It appears that the
Yellow Fever in New Orleans has scarcely
carried off one single Odd Fellow. The
Crescent City says:
at appears by the reports of the vari-
Gus Cemeteries that there have been no
interments at the odd Fellows Rest for
over month, and there has not been
death in the Order during the last month,
from egy disease, until yesterday, when
a member of one 81 the German Lodges
died. There are about $500 members of
the Order in this city. OF this number
probably 800 are on visit to the North.
In the Commercial Lodge there are about
300 members, and for the last six weeks
there has been only one member sick"
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RELIEF FOR New ORLEANs.-lt will be
perceived from our advertising columns
that the Mayor of Washington has called
public meeting for the relief Of the ter
riblc suffering in New Orleans, to take
place il the City Hall tomorrow, at six
p. m.
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70 We are indebted to Hugh Cameron
for copy of Barnum's Illustrated Neus
for the 18th. tits beautifully illustrated.
The Landing Of the Pilgrims is worth
years subscription.
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he Co, world respectfully inform the Ladies
Of Washington an. it, vicinity. that ne Is no..
prepared 70 close out al reGaoed prizes biz ayg-
STOCK OF GOODS, previous 10 makn. ms faii
purchases. Great Inducements viii be- offered 10
all who will favor III with call suu s-po:,t
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MAYORS OFFICE.

q AetfI%nTN AAfg. y, Is33
A meeting o the citizens of Washington i. invited
at the Council Chamber in the City Hail, on SAT
URDAY.. AFTERNOON, the 18th instant, at half
past six o'clock for the purpose of adopting
TO obtain contributions for the relief of the suffering
inhabitants of New Orleans. under the affecting
lal.,,, which is now desolating their city.
aug i2-2t John Ia. M.URY. MAYOR.
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TO THE LADIES

40 LAR.it, ti,,STLENEN.-We have iust he
= eeiped irohi New York a lot OF shlR1s, - 49,
or without collars, RAINING from 81 Nteea ~ c,5hi.
inch, neck measure- The aIake and nj M ib,.s
shIrts are not to be excelled Also Collars TO match
the above articles at New York prices -
NOAH WALKER g. CO
aug S-h Under Browns Hotel
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Interesting from Italy.
SPECTATOR

From papers brought by the Africa,
which. reached New York Yesterday, with
three days later news from Europe, we
giean the following interesting Italian
news:
The Pope's health is reported to be
precarious. He has been suffering for
some time from an attack of asthma and
general debility. He is 81 years of age,
and his death would, without doubt, be
the s.sfel for important movements in
Italy. \ good aeaI afe,-citment prevailed
among the population Of the Komasr.,
and in several assassination was becon-
ing rife. Four murders were reported
within five or six days: two at Taenza,
one at t:.l5l::, and another at Castel b.
lognesc. Alarming rSt@ LSr occurred at
Bologna, Forli, Rimini. and kavenna.
The ostensible cause of these disturban-
ces was the dearness of provisions, but it
was sttonsly suspected that this was a
pretext to cover political movez. The
export of grain had been prohibited from
Ancona
"Accounts from different sources in
Rome confirm the belief that some impor-
tant step is contemplated by the revolu-
tionistS. 1t is said that within a short
tiim.e past twenty or thirty of the noted
ringleaaerS II revolt, together with sup
plies OF arms, haze g4dIea access into the
city and are now secreted therein. tkey
say, too, that the French and pontifical
police are pretty well advised of their
plans, and only wait in hopes of crushing
it when it shall be fully organized. The
Parlament9, Of Fur p, o. the 9th, says
that Ferrara had been placed in state e.
siege. and that proclamation had been
issued, but its puqrport is not quoted" -
The Secretary Of the Republic Of San
Marine had been poignarded. The freneii
papers attribute the crime to political
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lust Received, .

lust Received,
A 4 !. .,F'Ff ESEN'S PAINT, OIL, GLASS.
"a LAMP Stoh,-, 81 III street, opposite Hall
& Brothers Dry Goods Store -
3 tons pure WHITE LEAD
! 60 ZINC PAINT
300 gallons raw LtNSEED OIL
800 90 boiled do.
sff {: i,rr SPERM OIL
200 :. sfH&LEnii4
900 {: LARD Oh:
Also, TaaH.rs', Nea;fqat, and RQ>in OILS
Copai, gaae.l. lapFn, Asnhatnm, iiansan, and Shoe
VARN!sHEs
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double
thickness, including French Plate, oil sizes
Together with complete assortment of PAINTS.
all colors. dry and ground in oil
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES. CANDELABRAS some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly To my
order
BRh SGfS Of all descriptions
hdamahtine '6na Sleii. -. II ia
In fact have everything Es,a;fy keri All :, ...l.,
Oil, and Lamp Store, all Of which wore purchased
entirely for cash. aud will be sold tn SUIT the times
and the emergency OF iiie case.
On all suIns of 81 and over. five per cent will be
deducted Tor cash. Don't mistake the place.
WIIITTLESEY'S. eth street,
Yearly opposite the Avenue House.
jy 29-F&Tim
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pEEBE'S HATS!-The New York Fail
1? Fashion" for Gentlemen's Hats. will be intro
duced this day, simultaneous with it, appearance ia
New York, 1T STEVENS Sales Room.
4ng l3-;,i under Browns Hotel.
Union. Rep. * iutiIi
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ROYS' PATENT LEATHER BELTS. for sale al
- LAaIM0ND'S.
aug |: feo
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THREE NOTES. of 81 .0G0 each. bearing six per
l. cent. interest, and payable twelve months from
date, secured by deed of tnIS real estate worth
for tias ine Amount. III he disposed OF al dis
count 81 SIX ler cefl. address ..t, T.. o." through
the Post Once. ; aug ~ div.
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AsHlRfs made To order ana g'ia.aa,ea IL, al, Of n
~ superior Pattern, at HOPKINS New G6;its
Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
National and Browns Hotel. aug a.,
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fARPET BAGS tor sale at extremely low prices
~ al LAMMOND'S.
ID pO3t
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RARRf'S TRICOPIiEROUS.r received and for
- sale at LAMMONDS.
aI0 10 Colt
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ANOTHER NEW N0rR
UPON WORCEsTER's PIANOS
% n UFrom the New York Evsping ..s po.,
y "a Sof Julv 18th 1891. Tosty

Worcester's Pianos.-A correspopder, zvh,.
does not seem to place implicit faith in whai he .I
in advertisements, asks US If Worcester pisaos a-s
to be relied on. We answer emphaticaly, yesN
sell, poor Piano at any price. and we have the
best authority-our own experience-for savinc
that in sweetness and durability of tome they are
not surpassed.
The subscriber is sole Agent for the sale of Wor.
cester's Instruments in this city, and would ask
the especial attention of those who desire really
superb instruments, that can be relied upon to an
examination Il fWorcesters, of which he has now
sfull assortment on hand. A. MORRIS,
Publisher, Bookseller, and Dealerin Piano Fortes
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By mss r :. NICHOLS

By MRS :. NICHOLS
Have vau heard Ibis touching story;
T.,5 so sadly. Ct that cline
Where tn rose, n crimson glory,
grisa.sus all the summer time
Z tells Us q 8 maidep-
Golden h7i-ed and starry eyed
Ya.r- IL Y -ars, by thought o'arladen,
Wac r angel beauty died.
Cent? Eva, loving Eva,
Slstp.ag by the ebbing wave,
Va G- woe shall never grieye her,
Sa-7Gded in her mossy grave.
,}--, saa sept DER wrong and sorrow,
Or disl tears 50 wisely shed;
Bros &, Eden, cn tae morrow,
Wart.a5 3irgss u'ac her head.
Us1C. cat ana snowy blossom
CrowL her young ami radiant brew
ID her " hite and hesving bosom
L..a LGats are folded now.
G-nae Eva, loving Eva,
S.eep;us by The moaning tide,
y ~er more shall sorrow gFieve her,
EN.y in angel beauty died.
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will have crossed the Atlantic. where, in con.
sequence of its particularly and drectness. il
cannot tail TO attract such attention, that the
Prince will most probably feel it incumbent ON
him 10 take some public notice of tn y uffair.-
Should a fiat denial be the result, the world
may regard Mr. w. as the liar. This he must
have foreseen, and consequently his making
the assertion proves either the trtith, or that
etfroutery never before existed such as Mr.
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"BARNEY, where have you been?"

"To widow Mullony $ ball, and an iligant
time we had of it-four Gghts in fifty minutes,
end knock down with the watchmen that
left but one whole nose in the house, and that
belonged to the tea kettle. Be dad the likes
were never seen since we walked DonnelIy.'
From these remarks it will appear that some
peoples ideas of the ''iliganl' differ some
what from others.
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driveller and a show"

but to the last retained a glimmering of intel
lect that saved him from utter lmbecliity. He
never entirely forgot his friends, or ceased to
enquire after them. He would also either sing
or ask his wife to sing for him some of the
iavorite airs of his former days. Mrs. Moore
SAYS that the day before that on which he died
he warbled music, thus showing that the love
he had so fondly cherished in health and
through life did not desert him either in sick
ness or in the hour of death.
Amid the decay and ruin ofh his splendid fa-
cultes his heart was true TO its friendships and
TO its love of must. His affections survived
his intellectual ability, and, long after he
ceased TO think, he continued TO feel. Music
greatly delighted him when the power to think
was almost exiting uished. The wild and sweet
and plaintive strains to which he had listene
in other days, those strains wrung from the
bleeding heart of his county, continued to
echo through the deserted and desolate hall of
his mind, and 10 impart to his soul portion at
least of that exquisite pleasure with which in
youth he had listened to them. 1t must have
been sad and yet beautiful spectacle to see
the glorious old bard. while sitting in the dark
ness of mental eclipse, suddenly open his dim
eye aud sing the airs with which in MANY a
festive scene he had awakened the tenderesi
sentiments of the heart, and hidden tears 20
flow from the eye OF beauty. Had Moore him.
self seen in his better days any such specta-
Gle, ii would have appealed with irresistible
force TO his sensibilIty, aud he We uld have
wreathed chaplet OF song of undying beauty
about the brow OF the old bard. VINO will do
for Moore what he would have done so exqui.
stely Tor another '-LOuisriAe Journal.
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SMART FELLows.-There is a species of
judicial ignorance that passes for profound
wisdom. When you see a broodng fellow
keep mum in sociable company, not deigning
to venture single observation but sprinkling
in the stream OF conversation now and then
wink and presently nod, or introducing by
way of punctuation doletul hem or suspi.
cious ha, you can bet your life his upper story
is as vacant as kettle drum. He would af-
feet to palm himself off as one of tn Sc mira
culously endowed beings, second Newton
Bacon or FrapkIin. Silence will do more for
a mans reputation in this way than one can
readily imagine, and many "clever fellow"
has won his title by no other earthly means
than those alluded to.
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They must have some rich soil in Oregon
A child of shoemaker, in one o. the more fer
tile counties, hid few weeks since, one OF
his fathers boots in hole dug in the vegeta>
ble garden. The next morning the principal
attraction in the enclosure was a leather tree,
loaded with brogans.
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An old lady, who had numb ared her nine
tieth year, was asked by sprightly miss in
her teens, al what period of life ladies lost all
relish for galiantry. 10 which the ncient
matron, with significant l.ok, replied, SIN
deed, my child, you mast ask some one older
than am"
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n po.n Cc.,nND an OANtlLLE RAIL.
Board OF Directors of this company the tofiovins
was resolved upon in regard to the vexed ouestoSS
OF the location OF the several depots along he line
of the road, viz: 'Ao ''n7
'That the company will establish their deno.. =,
an average distance of about ten mies."
THAT an intermediate station or depot NAV he
established by individuals or communities. nhe ate
to be first agreed to by the Chief Engineer,) but
open to the public at large, whenever the parties
applying fort he same give an undertaking 10 atten5
to the business there, but portion of the expense
OF such depot is to fall ON the company, nor any
responsibility for loss of damage to freight to at
taeh 10 the company, excepting when in the com.
pany's possession. Parties erecting the same may
be compensated for the expense of agency, &C.,
by taxing all freight moderate amount tor storage
&c. All freight to be charged the is charged
by the company at their own depot, Immediately
above Or below them as the case may be-"
By order of the Board of Directors
de 30-2m P. VAN DEIRSEN, Sec'v
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NEW BOOKS.-Politics for American Chris
IN tians: word upon our example a nation.
our labor, trade elections, education and con-
gressional legislation
The Fiscal History of Texas embracing an ac-
count of its revenues, debts and currency from the
commencement of Revolution in 1884 to la5l-52,
with remarks on American Debts, by William NJ
Gouge
Sermons on various Subjects, By Jcel Parker,
ID
Day Dreams, by Martha Allen
Ancient Christianity Exemplfed in the Private,
Domestic, Social and Civil Life of the Primitive
Christians, and in the original Institutions Offices
Ordinances, and rites of the Church, by Lyuan
Coleman
History of the Second War between the United
States of America and Great Britain, declared by
act of Congress, the 18th of June, 1912, and con.
cluded by Peace the 18th Of February, 1915, by
Charles Ingersoll, second series, embracing the
events of 1914 and 1915, 2 vols
The Historical Landmarks and other evidences
of Freemasonry, explained In a series of Practical
Lectures with copious notes, by Rev Oliver,
d D, first American. from the London edition. with
notes by C Moore in 2 vols. For sale by
JAMES B. GLIB,
jazz 50, opposite City Hotel.
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A farmer going to get his grist ground at a
mill borrowed bag of a neighbor. The poor
man was knocked into the water wheel, and
the bag with him. He was drowned, and
when the melancholy news was brought to
his wife, she exclaimed, "aiy gracious what
a fuss there'll be about that bag. ~
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FASHIONS change with the years. A halfcen.
tury since, the most fashionable woman in
London was that female spendthrift who made
the largest display of green peas at Christmas.
Twenty years ago the leader of the fashiona-
tile world was that "gent" who most drove like
a cab man. and talked like h )rse jockey.
The exquis te of this generation differs from
all his predecessor =. and loaks for seasons
immortality not to dogs or phatons, but to the
number of yards Of door mat that he can work
into an Oeercoat.
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G7 00 SI.0O.-ore thousand Likenesses
~ lsOO, have been taken at OSBORNS Da.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction of prices
And we now wish 1t understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81. Remember, this ia the only place
where Sky-Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like
OSBORNS,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags
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FORCE OF ExAMPLE.-A boy once went TO
ragged school and had his face washed and
when he went home his neghbors looked at
him with astonishment. They said: "That
looks like Tom Rogers; and yet it can't be-
for he's so clean. Presently his mother locke
at him; finding his face so clean she fancied
her face dirty, and forthwith washed it. The
father soon came home, and seeing his wife so
clean II ought his face dirty, and soon followed
their example. Father mother, and SOD, all
being cleaB,th mother began to think the room
looked dirty, and down she went on her knees
and scrubbed that clean. There was a female
lodger in the house who, seeing such change
in her neighbors, thought her face and her room
very dirty, and she speedily betook to the
cleansing operation likewise. And very soon
the whole house was, as it were, transformed
and made comfortable, simply by the cleaning
Of one ra gged school boy.
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- Fer sale by HAROLD & MURRAY, Broad
street
The Lofty and Lowly or Good in All and None
all Good, by NJ J Mcintosh, author of Two Lives,
or To Be and 10 Seem 2 vols-psper 50 cents,
cloth 50
The Experience of Life, by Sewel author of
Amy Herbert, &c-psper 50c cloth 75c
The Life and Correspondence of Thos Moore,
publishing in num5ers-25c each
Thackeray's humorous Writngs-50c per vol
Matthew Paris English History, from the year
1895 to 1878, translated from the Latin-London
Edition-1 25
Bacon's Essays and Historical Works London
Edition-Sl
Schouws Earth Plants and Man. and Kobels
Mineral Kingdom, London Edition. 25
Demosthenes' Oiynthiacs, Philipics, &c, trans.
lated from Kennedy, london Edition-Sl
Also, all of Bohn's Editions OF the Classics
New Music received every week ja27
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v skers, Nunns g. Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "Worlds Fair London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent 0uer strings and are
confidently recommended for speetness of tome and
great durability, which quality viii be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P Fl. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
- Ola Pianos taken in part pay
Piano Stools and Music, 0he largest and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings
Violns and Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices P. HI. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
ncS 160 Main street, opposite the Banks
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MOORES I.AST HOIIRS-

There was much that was very touching in
the closing portion of poor Moore's life. We
refer, OF course, to Tom Moore, the greatest
ofthe Irish bards. For some years before his
death, Moore's mind gradually parted with its
glorious light and passed into shadow. he
never, like Swift, became