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CANEIELD. BROTHER &, co.,
1t9 B.i LTIMORE SIRE

CoESsH OF CHARLES STREET, baltimore, Mn,
RE daily addIM" TO their rich and elegant st"ck o
~ GOODS, and invite citizens aud strangers to
call and examine their assortment. consisting in part
oi English GOLD LEVERS OF the h'Si makers,
with Hunting, Magic, aud open cases; tine Swiss
Levers and Icpimcs, and silver watches %, every
yirty and style
Rich Diamonds, Pearls, and other Precious Stones,
sci III the most approved STILES. -.'
Bracelets, Far Rings, Pins. Citat'ani. gold Fob,
Vest, and Guard Chains. Key, Pencils Studs,
Sleeve and Vest Buttons, with every variety oi Jew
elry. -...F
Rich silver Tea and Coffee setS, Pitchers, Gobiets,
Cups, Walters, Baskets Spoons. PIC, Desert, Cake,
and Ice Cream Knives.
Fine plated Tea and Coffee sets. plated Baskets,
Casters, Egg Stands, Epergues, Vegetable Dishes,
plated and albatta. Also alfalfa Forks and Spoons,
together with a great variety of Fancy Goods, such
rich Vases, Gard Baskets, Perfume Bottles, Fans.
Portmonnao>, Jcweiry Gases, Caskrts, aud Work
Boxes. Also, ladies' and gentlemen Writing Desks,
and Dressing Cases.
{eg- Clocks Bronzes, Parton and Dresden Goods,
Ill every variety. All OF which can be had OH the
most reasonable terms. I ...is,a...
jy6-f CANFIELD, BROTHER & co.
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TO THE PLEASURE SEEKING PUBLIC
SO PINEY POINT PAVILION a

VVNHIS agreeable bathing place, aud quiet retreai
IL for those IN se5uch nj health and rational rlras
ure, having been leased BY the undersigned wuh
view To the purchase of IT. ii successful his ,f.ri
To accommodate the pnhiic, VAS opened ior the ssn
son ON "Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied impruNcm have been tr,-,u,
IN made calculated io promote The cumurt vi yl,I
tiers and nothing shall bc omitted lv the Ptnor,eo
and hiS family which afford the least saI,Iactw
10 his guests. Parents aud their children VIII her,
find all the comforts of homc m ample proyis,o,
whilst the dcvucc of fishing NAV come assured ,h,,
every necessary arrangement for h> Accommodate
in the way of fishing boats and tackle. with prr.t
persons to- wait on hun whilst engaged in his ana,
waiting sport has been fully made. In addrrrnqi.
seine viii be daily drawn ior the Accommodation, .s
the place and the amusement az sI>,r-. Whl> ar,
rate hand of music will he m readiness ,ay aud
night, for the amusement and recreation Ol rho>,
who may call IL into service.
Ni>tets from Washington, Georgetown, and Ale,
andria, can reach the Point on Monday. Wc,ln.>
day, and Saturday O: each week bv mcanS Il rhr
steamers Powbatan. OscCola. Fnd tdlHmhia, and
can return on Tuesday, Thursday. Friday, AMI Sun
day OF each week by the samc bn1tS.
The icrhis of hoard az the Point will he - ios A
single day. 81 30 pr day for three day ardlcs h7n
week. $40 per week, and go per mcl.tt. Cha
dren aud servants halt price
49,. WILLIAM 81. DIX.
Formerly Proprietor of the Fountain
. ; iy fl+-,n Inn. Light street. BaliIusrp
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july t-eotf
To Builders, Carpuaters, and Contractors.

To Builders, Carpenters, and Contractors.
HAVING taken great pains To lay III a good ARA
l. l. general assortment of BUILDING HARD
WARE, | am now prepared To offer to those wtnt
ing such goods such inducements Us am convinced
will sIit ! am determined not 10 he undcrsod hS
any house in Washington. All my goods come iii
rect from The manufactures. which enables 20
offer them at New York and Philadelphia prices;
and making the building material my principal iIadt
think can come lille under Others IN this Inc
ofbusincss. I'D
cnumrratr in part Nor. Villa. Nor. Hotel. E.,t.
Nor Sliding Door Locks and l.a,chcS, Nor. Night
LatchcS. Plated Furniture. Horizontal. Upright. Ru
rel, Cottage, Hotel, Western, aud Novelty Rim
Locks and I.a"hcs. RIM I.atchcS. all kinds White
Porcelain Knobs with Porcelain Rose Plate Fun
niturc; Dark Mini, Grey Mini. Naricgated Mini
and NIL kinds OF Rose aud Fancy color E6lolS fl,
Front Parlor Knobs with the patent Silver .llS>
Knobs, article that nerds only 10 be brushed oi
tn clean it, and aways showing fine plate the old
plated knobs, when they cleaned leaves din,
spot Oh the door. Also, Sash FasienngS all the III
iurcnt patterns; Window Blind Fastcminr>. Inside
Shutter fl>Irnug$ Cupboard Catches, Hooks un,I
Eyes, Loose and Fast Joint Butts, Hinges, Pa,lla
nent Hinges, Plant 4 Partners patent Shuttle,
Hinges; Bolts of all kinds, Nails, Screws Hat aud
Coat Hooks. Pnllcvs, Sash Weights. sash Cord. aI.i
Will be sold low. f.. WHEELER,
Sign of the Gun and Paddock,
iy 9lmcO Opposite Browns Hutc.
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Navy Agent. Department.

NflE following instructions having been issued for
L lny guidance in the liquidation of claims for cyra
pay under the acts of August 81 1872 and March g.
1853, none can be paid by this Office unless they
meet to the forms and requirements specified in the
instructions below.
Claims will not be paid immediately upon their
presentation, but will le placed upon the files with
others OF the same description, to be taken up and
acted upon in the order oil the dates oCtcir c,htnti
cotton. Agents and claimants viii he promptly i'll
formed by letter OF the action OF this office.
a. q. ALLEN, Navy Agent.
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Fanqnicr White sulphur spr,ry.

utvIp miles Wcst if District Of Col,rrh'ia.
1NHiS establishment is nnw arPn f,r rnc rccrrrm
Il of vi>iters. The healing qualities Of The 'vaI.r
ar. well established and nv many are REGARDED a.
inferior 10 none IN the state. The buildings arc
upon large scale, tasteiully arranged with spir,
pOricocs, ball rooms and pariorS. extensive paved
walks, and covered ways shaded hy beautiful Trees
4 first rate band OF music has been secured and
most ample supply OF the very hr>i wine. iI;uur,
and stores which the country could afiord. Nulluu
regard price Efficient. ,I',lTtr arctmnrHls!rur
agents VIII en,ca,ur Ia make the time of tic su,
a. agreeable a. possible.
Terms at board follows: 80 fur the season end
ing LIT October; Tor three months, So; Tor Two
moathS, $50; for one month. 50; for two We,
SIS: one week. $40; per dHv. II -: meals am
lodgings, ench % cents. Children unnrr turl1,
year-, and SERVANTS, half lIri'". NJ crfar-,. tor
children Under twU years. ior-es .u,-.ur> -.r d1,
or $40 per month. The very best iDr> ana lqr,pr.
ha, ing been obtained corkagr oi - n"'rc. and IA
proportion for larger quantities. VIII tee charged ~,
all that shall he brought the place IN UgEtI>. buls
PAYABLE weekly.
The Alexandria aud Orange Railroad l. now CON
peted To WarrCuion, and the ears !ray" Alexandra
al eight O'Clock every m'tninC rNccJd sunday. and
get to Warrrriton IN about two and i h"If h"ur,
where Irs-rate llnc 81 stages VIII tahr the plssfI
gers immediately IN IN. Springs. and a halt mir,
over i McAdamiz.-i Rad; returning. iir cars iray
Warrrntun al Z O'Clock, and passengers r,f t,,
Alexandria and Washington IN TIME inr the escii,n.
train to Baltimore. Another tram oi cars lraNr-
Alexandria al p. IN, and gets 10 Bca"ion about
two and halt hours, when fist ral" liuc nt .ia-
coaches VIII take the Passengers about mIleS h.
the Springs. over a good road. Far. y,
either route from Alexandria ~ ihc Springs. -
Travellers who come by GurrnnSIiic VIII hau
equally good coaches io CuipcpCr Court hon a.
which place they leave NJ Z a. IN the cat and 90
To RCal.ton III ~ minutes. where the 'uach'- VIII
take them irIinrdat'iv IN the STWtn->. thu maxim,
two daily lines from Brllcion. and one tom War
reninn tn the Sprn-s Persons NAV breakfast ~ fh.
Springs. dine and spend about four IN Al,Nanth,a
and return To the Springs 10y sn>'f uf the da,
Passengers Ivy the evening train from Richmond go
Ia the Springs by noon the next dav. nv the t,u-
donsvile route, they sleep n rnlptpIrC ouu hul>r
and get to The Springs about ninc neat m"rnin..
good line o coarhc> Will gu from the Springs New
Market three times week, connecting Al Games
Cross Roads with the Winchester line.
TIIDM ~ q. FLINT.
iy92m Superintendent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SyLyESTER,S

SILVER SWAN SODA FOUNTAIN,
.tf- Corner of 9th and Ii streets. fssss,F
MAY now be seen in full play from n. III.
1fl to IL p. m, and as the Ladies come up
in crowds exclaiming, ''Oh, how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing"' its pure bright and
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement with striking cap
tions in stirring capitals, have heralded forth
in grandiloqucnt phrase this modest establish
ment but the public may rest assured tia.
here only in this city can be found the gen.
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain, improved, by which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh Mt every
draught. h g, ....: S. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist.
m 23-eO SIN Corner 9th and III stress
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Varieties.

A LOVE SCENE.-Orerkeard and Phoao-
graphically Reported By Frederick Phme-
phan.-" Phairest of the phair," sighed
The lover, "phancy my pheelings when I
phorsee the phearful consequences of our
phleeing phrom your phather's phamiIy.
Phew phellows could have placed the mu-
sic with as much phortitude as | have;
and as pickle phortune phails to smile
on our loves | phind must phorego the
pleasure of becoming your husband
Phairest Phrancis, pharewell phorever !"
Hold, Phranklin, hold!' screamed
Phannie. g will phollow your phoosteps
phorever."
But Phranklin had gone, and Phannic
phainted.-N. Y. Pick.
UAs criminal was once on his way
to the gallows, proclamation was made
that If any woman would marry him I'M
der the gallows, with the rope around his
neck, he would receive pardon.
81 uiu," cried a cracked voice from
amidst,the crowd. -s..---.-.
gN' The cul prit desired the eager candidate
for matrimony to approach the cart, which
she did !; and then he began to examine
her cOuntenance. 4
% Nose like knife" said he, clips like
walters! Drive on hangman."
u The territory of Utah is more def
Gent in fuel than anything else in the
number of necessaries but coal has been
found in some localities, and the belief is
that it will yet be found in abundance.
At the Desert they have an iron foundry
and are already making hollow ware for
their own use. Saleratus and birthstone
are there in large quantities.
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, as
recorded in the Tabular Views of the
Seven Enumeradons made by the Decen-
NAL Census, 1870 to 1850, inclusive:
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ATTENTION, ALL!

THE undersigned most respectfully calls
i the attention OF the'Citizens of Washing
ton, and others visiting the City,,to the fact
that he has recently procured a set of FOUNTt
from the North, for manufacturing Soda
These Soda Water Founts have decided
advantage over those which arc now used
generally, rs they are not made of copper.
but of a composition that is as pure glass :;
consequently the water cannot become inl-
pregnatcd from the metal -
There are in use now in New York over
three hundred.
The public is respectfully solicited to call
and test the quality of this delicious bevc--
age at,
GEO. NORBECk'S, Penn avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets.
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t:s,:s .i.sss % IS; 80 - g

Baitimoyc "ad Ohio RetirooA, froTs Baiti-
more To IFheciiHc, aRd connecfi~g there
E,th TIE large, Hetc, md SpfendfG Steamers
Of tie CHfOM Line on MG OhiO. aIld the
StagrS to ZoaoSrNc, DC.
TINHIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now thorough
l. Iy completed. by the late finishing OF the Great
Board Tree Tunnel and the road being IN excellent
order. the attention travellers confident
~ directed tn it, superior advantages and low fares.
The scenery upon t,i. road of tie most stipend
oIiS and attractive character.
The Express Mail Tram leaves baltimore daily al
y. M. and directly Though la Wheeling. $3.50
niles III Il or 10 hours including all Stoppasc<
rvIna there al , nr r. n.. next day or, passengers
leaving Baltimore at a. NAV lay over for Iodg
inu in Cumberland. (i.9 miles, and proceed thence
to Wheeling IN the morning.
TO connect with ihc>'4 trans, the cars leave
Washington at a. m. and .. NJ. daily. meeting
the from Baltimore at the Washington juno
ton, DIETER Known the Relay lioHSc,) . mIlc>
from Baltimore.
At Wheeling, the seven unrvailcd steamers ~ the
Union Line, which have Just been completed for
this route, form Il daily connection with The cars.
and convey passengers down the OHIO Cincinnati
aud Louisville. where the Stages for Nashville, SC.
o the -. Louis aud New Orleans packets may be
taken by those gong further IN.
q Passengers for Columbus (or who prefer the laud
I" Crcimnati) and other paris of OHIO. aud the
West may also proceed drcrt from Wheeling IN the
Dino Stage Company : excellent coaches over the
best rari nj the National Road to GAINESVILLE. Sc.
ana thence by railroad.
Passengers for We>ville aud Cleveland by steam
boat and railroad viii also find this most agreeable
mmi". there beng regular and speedy CONNIE Nuil
al Wheeling 10 aud from those places.
:15- Baggage checked through from Washington
TO Wheeling. aud 10 charge OF transfer of paSscn
gers ar baggage
Fare 10y through ticket with the ri.ht 10 liz over
anyw here the rnG'rl from Washington to Wheel
Ing 20 ~; to CiuriuiatI ii IL. to Louisville SID
Tirkct- to bc had "i Mr.. rAESOvS. Agent. al thn
agents oi the Company. wy. PARKER.
yS General Superintendent.
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81 u A rascally theft, by means of chic
reform, was committed in the parish of
ascension, La, a few days ago. A rob-
Der entered the apartment of Mr.. Saint
Armand, while he was sleeping. and APP
piled the ansethetic agent to his nose,
thus plunging him into complete lethargy
The keys were then taken from his pocket,
his armoir opened, and number Ofyalu-
ables distracted, together with $3.50 in
money. "
70 The Montreal Gazette says that
there are two millions of people in the
Canadas- Of this number, 100000 be-
longto the Catholic religion, and LOCO 900
Ito the ProtestantS- nearly eleven
Protestants to nine Catholics. The latter
have gained 100000 i'll thirty years, the
former 100000. ar. 1ZCq
- To PRESERVE MILK.-Put spoonful of
horse radish into pan of milk, and it
will remain sweet several days.
~ There are no hands upon the clock
of eternity; there is no shadow upon it's
dial. The very hours of heaven will be
measured by the sunshine-not by the
shadow
U"What are you about z" inquired
a lunatic Of a cook, who was industriously
engaged in stripping the feathers from a
fowl. dressing chicken" answered
the cock. II should call that undress-
ing" said the crazy man, in reply. The
cock looked reflective. -
- NJ The value of the wheat crop of
1851, in the United States, was S143, OOO,-
600. The value Of the corn crop the
same year was 1891 100000.
TThe " list ofpersons bribcd" at the
last election in Liverpool embraces one
hundred and thirteen names. England
seems to need second reform BILL
n Mr.. John j. Settle, of Culpeper
county, made last year, from the milk of
eight cows Of his own raising, fifteen
s.. hundred pounds of butter. ' 49,.
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J0RD JAMS
FrcICriCN White Nu!nhnr Snr.m-..

'I'iIS long established Watering flac,. havIu- ~,
Il sod into the hand uf the SiI,-luIrr thrv lrrt.
announce To the pubic that They at nnw iu'pi''
Tor me reception and rl,"i,ainn.it "f Visit "
extended panccyrIr "i tho rn,'ial Aritr,- %. 10
waters they deem unnecessary, popular rIHni"n. d.
my back eighty year. having approved TEN.
These SprincS are beautifully -iIuat"d IN F,'irf
ick county, Va. hrr miles from WuIrhp4rcr. az
one mile and hall iTnm StrplI.r- gu. pruor T. -
on the Winchester and Harper I"uv EaIraad ll'
are therefore OF easy access frnm NnrI aud IA,
tiSIirr> lravin. Baltimore. WASHINGTON. 81 an 1f
morning tram arrive III due iimr drii',.
FarilrtrS for the accommodation uf ,-n,.-iS -
more ample than r,rr befnrn. Iar.. new hu'dn-
iiavln. been recently erected.
For me following diseases iii,~r -aitrs rt t"ub'
tn b highlv ffcacious: Dy>p"psIa. l'v"r ,li-'as'~
rruptve affections &c: aud a a dmr,,i. and aif..-
alive they are unSmpa~scd.
X. ". * g. y. JORDAN.
iyStlstScn pr,nrIni"F>.
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For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.

* I'll p The steamer pSCE0LA having
+rv,4frrr - been thoroughly repaired comnenc
cd running regularly 10 the above places on the 9th
instant; leaving Washington every Wednesday and
Saturday At 9oclock. M; returning leave Nor
folk every Monday and Thursday, at I O'Clock, D..
IN. She touches regularly at Piucy Point. Old
Point, Cone River. and tho intermediate landings
the Potomac. for signals to land. and arrives at
Norfolk in time trr the James River baal-, and for
the southern cars.
rgseagc and fare to Norfolk 50 90
Z" - Old Point A 90
sc Piney Point 200
JAMES MITCHELL.
jy 1-dtf Captain.
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ORmARPER,sFERRy,

-st.trs, The splendid Steam Packet, CON
EeSikazN GRESS, Captain VoLNEY PtRsELI,,
having lrern thoroughly rcIrirrd aud
put in complete order. viii commence her regular
trips hctwcen flARPER'S FERRY ard GEORGE-
TOWN. on Monday, Jnly. llth, leaving Rtis's
wharf, Market stree Bridge, west of the Marks
House every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, Al
for the cars going west. Returning, leave Harpers
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday. M
O'Clock, a. m, arriving III Georgetown the same
evening
Way passengers Will he landed al any point on the
Canal, at reasonable raies.
Parties Of pleasure can obtain passage at half
price,
All packages intended for the Congress To be left
at w. H. Rftcr's warehouse, where all information
concerning the boat may he obtained.
Through passage 81
GEORGETOWN, july ;, 1853. il 5-colm'
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M, w. CAMPBELL has Just received, and
w keeps constantly on hand "a full SUI
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS NJ BIS plare
on 7th street. south side of the Canal viz ce
ment. Plaster, Lime, Hair, and Sand whirr
will be sold low for cash or TO punciuai Gus
toners. Also, a large lot of SCAFE0LL
POLES, some Of them ct extra length.
m LIT
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PRoOY-READlNG.-Awful mistakes are
!. sometimes made by the printers, and it
has ever been mystery to us why more
do not occur than really does. A young
man, who assured us on handing in some
s. 60 lines on his mothers birth-day,n that
he possessed the fire and spirit Of Byron,
if he could only put it on paper, was ter
ribly Mortified at finding, on reading the
proof, that the first two lines of his poem,
instead Of informing his beloved parent
49, 6 Time has nof robbed YOU Of a smile "
60 f' Nor tnnmed your cyFS,'
actually read ....
.... Tune has not dobbed your smile,
Nor damned your eyes.'' .I y 'f.'
1t nearly took the starch out Of his By
ron collar. - .@
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say that they reside and employed as aforesaid
t,at they have personal knowledge Of ,,... -.
who signed the foregoing receipts In their ptesece.
ana 'f,at nv 10 ufe iaeIncai who
served OIL boan the u. s. ship : - asa
from 2 - 10 s-1
and who * named i'll the discharge dated
and signed by (which he aft oil IN
their presence to this original receipt that their
knowledge of him was obtained here state fun, ho,r
ohqnodThcthcr from scrrinc NTH hin, on board shin
or other~isc.l And they further depose that they
have no interest in the claim OF the said
for extra pay.
Sworn To and subscribed the day and year above
written. Before me E'Et|
CTo be signed BY the authenticating ofliccr.l
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NEW YORK., RkEMET,
<fETfe AND SOUTH AMrToN UNITED

-f1=r1'.-s STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
The ships vompII>m" his hue ar: the WASHING
TON, Captain L. N. Ftch; HERMANN, Captain
T. Higgins.
These steamers stop AT southampton both yoin.
and returning.
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The New York and Liverpool United
Siaics Mail Steamers.

.f These ships having been buIli by con
-ts.1-rsr tract expressly for Government service
every has been ink"u in their construction.
also in ,icIr engines 10 insure strength ard .Iecd !:
and their accommodation Sior Passengers unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price nf passage from New York Ia Liverpool IN
firdl CABIN, Slt0; i'll second CABIN $50. Exclusive
Use Of extra SIZ" stale ROOMS. 500. From Liverpool
10 New York, $50 and I.N
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for. IT,.
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FORM OF CERTIFICATE FROM A Cs

FORM OF CERTIFICATE FROM A COMMIS
SlpNEDo OR WARRANT OFFICER REQUIRED
FOR AN ENLISTED PERSON ON BOARD A
VESSEL DFTHE UNITED STATES AT THE
DATE OF HIS APPLICATION FOR EXPRA
FAY.
lin this case the oath of identity may b. omtad)
certify that the following receipt i'm duplicate was
signed III my presence by whose per
son l. well known Ia me- and the said
did aiy 10 the original thereof his discharge aS a
from The u. =. ship and know
him I" he the identical person named in said dis
charge; and further certify that the said is
borne at this date Us Il on board of this
vessel.
Dated on board the L. s. ship this day
ri ,lS5
Gro h" signed hy the officer slboining his rank.)
Here should follow the receipt of claimant lis in
form /.
Where ii person "a above has discharge IN DOS
session. the certifying officer will make his certificate
a. Is cfIbcd for officers in iuiu III for such plr
pose. adding thereto the claimants representation as
10 lilS failure 10 have said certificate OF discharge in
his POSSESSION. .....
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DAILY EVENING STAR
For the Evening Star.1
HYMN TO THE CREATOR

IFor the Evening start
HYMN TO THE CREATOR
e hs.i r... BY B. sTILLNAN BALcH.
We woods. We everlasting hills, aH
Rocks, ocean and thy countless tribes
Rivers, lakes, vales, bubbling rilIs-
q, Thou sun that night from,da divi,les- I'D.
We marshes dank, ye forests deep '.'
Mountains, whose tall peaks kiss the skies
We towering pines that bending sweep. -.-
Join IN your great Creators praise.
AT his command, chaotic night
Withdrew, while burst the light of heaven,
Then starry worlds shone gli.tering bright,
r. The Earth uprose and life was given; 'r.'.,
Exhlting nature smiled, wild rang 90
The shout of joy throughout the spheres,
. Heavens cherubim their anthems sang, p.t.
As onward moved the rolling years.
'Ye blazing suns. Ye countless stars,
Ye massive piles of crystal light. -. ..... ..
Roll on, while from your flaming cars .
Clean forth celestial ether bright; .rsi
We own your light, we feel your rays,
Ye lift our souls and bid aspire -
To Him whose ever dazzling blaze .-f..
Shines forth bright CONSUMING. fire.
Though wondrous these, compared with thee,
Eternal light and great first cause, ...,
What is this giittering pagcaniry:
They own thy power, obey thy laws,
In thee exist, by thee create; .s
Who shall resolve thy vast profound
Thou art and shall be glorious, great,
Let the wide Universe resound. .....-. "a.
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The ownGr "i these ships will n; Ii. accountable
for gold, >iiv"r h','i,"n, specie, i"weiry, precious
rtonts, metals. Wr.lcsS bills o latnr are signed
therefor, and the valid ,rcrcolthercIn EXPRESSED.
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