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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE
"A PRICES OF DRY GOODS.

IA PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
Prior to making change in my business on the LIST
Of September, l shall sell of the remainder of my
stock of rich fancy dr. silks, figured and plain
Bareges UTsandies, Muslins and Obes. cOlored and
black Silk Robes, rench ChintZes. Figured Swiss
Muslns, rich Muslin and Cambria Flouncings and
EmbrOlderies; in fact, all ancy Goods will be of
fsred extremely lew ana many al half price, to close
out durl Bg this month.
ALI sales at these low rates must be for Cash.
must again request all parties indebted to Inc to
call and settle thsir bills te the lst of Septic mber
The accounts Of those failing to de- 80 will be placed
IN other hands for settlement.
J. w. Colby,
su l8-2w 523 7th ST., doors north Pa. av.
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BaltImsrs Marksss

BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-Plour Is quiet and Arm
Howard street and Ohio, IS 50aS5 81.
Wheat is steady; red, 81 2OaI IS; white, o. %
al 30. "
Corn is dull and lower; white, 75s7sc.; yellow,
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LIThoGRAPHIEs.-We see, by an advertisement
In another column, that our enterprising fellow.
citizen, Mr.. selmar Siebert, Of Capitol Hill, has
added to his already extensive and well known
establishment, a department for photographic
printing The copper plate engravings and print
oert's are not surpassed by any works of the kind
In this country, and the maps, charts, landscapes
etc, which he executed for the Government, chal :
lenge comparison with any in the world We
nave no doubt that in the branch of lithog ra phic
printing, all who patronize this sstablis me nj
VIII be satisfied with the style and character of
the works We learn that no expense has been
spared 10 procure the best presses and mac nery;
and under the mmed late supervision of the SIX ~
Iul superintendent, Mr.. +. kogge, we anticipate
for this establishment a decided = access
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TRINITr BAY, August 10 To tke Presidsur o,
the UHfted States, Washington, ID. G.: Your
message In reply to that Of the queen was trans.
United to valencia at O'Clock this morning
Its transmission was DELAYED until this time ~,
some cause occurring at Valencia, with which I
am not Vet acquainted
isigned, De skUrr, Chief EIectrSci.s.
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The NATIONAL HorEL.-A recent paragraph
Ia Tue Baltimore Suns Washington correspon-
dence enormously represents that Mr.. S;oddard
the popular Philadelphia, who is now in the
once OF the National is the chief manager OF the
establishment. We take it that il continues under
the Immediate management of its euterprizing
Proprietors, Messrs f. Trnny Il Co, who give its
snalrs their untiring personal supervision, much
to the comfort of its numerous guests Messrs
Stoddard and McMicken-the latter being very
favorably known to the thousands on thonsa nds
VINO have patroniZed the house la the course of
the last decade-are the clerks in its office shar-
ing alike the duties OF that laborious and respon-
sible position which, in a first class hotel re-
qnire for their proper discharge business talents
Of high order indeed
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HARD CRowD.-rhe vicinity of Fifth and
streets has been very much annoyed for months
past by gang Of half grown rowdies who con-
gregate about the nsighborhood at night shout
ing dancing, singing Indecent songs and insult
my ladies ON the sidewalk. There is pump at
The corner Of Fifth and N streets which is a
isvoflte In the neighborhood because of the pIen-
tifui supply OF very cold water, and ladies' fre
quently go with pitchers and glasses to get the
water fresh from TIE pump. Passing to and fro
ladies are frequently lnsulted by these rowdies
The attention of the officers has been called 10 this
spot, but there has been no effort as vet, appar-
eatiy, made so break mp the gang. In fact though
some reside not far from the spot it is seldom that
one is seen there after nightfall, when this gang
las possession. Ii ought to be broken up
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
II Fleri Facias, issued from the Clerks Ofioe of
The Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington. and to me directed, /
shall xpose to public sale, for cash, front of the
rhe Sd OF September next 1853, at y o'clock m the
lo,i3wnS described property, to wit; All def.nd-
ant rlght, title, claim, and interest In ard to Lot
No IN Square No 84l, in the city Of w asbInft ton
ID 4 togethsr with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and LEVIED upon the prop
erty OF VIM. III flaming, and will be sold to satisfy
judicial o. $780, to October term, 1885, in favor Of
John b. Morgan.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au Its for the District OF Columbia
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CasaaltY. kc.

MONTREAL, August l5-rhomas hsnly r,,s
KILLED last night by falling from one Of the POLES
of the Vermont and Boston TeIegr,nh
Two hundred Of the Montreal eRise Corn. l.e
yesterday on an excursion to Portland
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of 2vrlts
~ OF her faclas issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County Of Washing ton, and TO me directed, shall
e1 pose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Sd day OF September. 1885, at IL O'Clock M the tol
loving Described property, to wit All defendants
right, title, claim, Ind interest and to Lots Nos
and T. IN Drury's subdivision of Square No go
In the city of Washington, ID. c.. ether with all
ana sing ular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property Of John III. Drury, and
VIII be sold to satisfy yudciaIs No. 2s5 and zst TO
October term, 1885, in favor of Geo. r.. and sang
stoD. w. SELDEN MarshaI
au l1-dts for the Districtof Columbia
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The BRITISH FLAG was hoisted on CapItol
Hill the day before yesterday, for TIE Hr.t tim.
IL is said, since the last war with England and
this time, side by side with the stars and .,rIne.
Of our own free country. up
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By A. OR ZEN, Auctioneer.

-. a. GkEEN, Anct.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
THEREMAININ6 STOCK OFAGROCERy
.Ss sell a. 9h w ED.
tween h and 9th Streets: at 10 5o efoot street be-
remaining stock Of Family Groceries and Fancy
Sugars cs%Ssss xaS SOL be found
Molassss, Candies, Tobacco, and Cigars
Baskets. B1oon.. TaSs Facss Buttons
9 sa IKE ana and VII selected stock of Crockery
Counter and Shelving, Scales and Weights
Terms Vlns, a,lG1es S Too numerous to mention
dorsed. ''' "e' '"'i'iao'ofh' en-
.ul9 d A. GREEN. Auctr.
TRUSTEE's sALF.-WlIl be sold on THURS
7th street, the Centre Market to the beSe sh
bidder Ior cash one bay horse, one iron gray horse
5srs &, IssG I'D Eibs? z O Gssa g.
D. ~ Il ia-arsa. H. EDMHE p SEASKK: TESsiss.
RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
ap an o,da aSpA 18TH instant, same hour.
by order OF the Trustee.
,o TIE "a. AB2YE SALE y FURTHER POST
'i b b e s sS !! sfsss Trustee.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
RY, VIRTUE or A pEsD OF TRTsT To
- the subscriber, bearing date the slst of Decem-
and sa1 2eyU es5d dShssn hundred and hy
seq and made to secure q certain debt due JuGson
MtchelI, the SUBSCRIBER, at II O'Clock m on SAT
URDAf, September II, at J. C. McGuIre & Co.'s
Auct1on store In Washington City. ID. c., to as-
oomplish the object of said deed will offer for sale
at pubic auction. the country seat called ~ ok ng-
ION, In Washington county, being the residences Of
Joteph Gales. 50. 1t is bounded on the east by
the new ladensburg road. on the west by the land
ing's lands and south by oitI boundary nes vsr,
highly improved, and contains one hundred and
seven acres, (lG7) or thereabout.
Ierms OF sale The purchaser will be required to
pay one fourth OF the chase money hand at the
tnc OF sale, the residue in twelve, and hteen
months from the day Of sale. with interest Thereof
ION SAID DATE, and to give his notes for such de-
1erreo payments, secured by deed Of trust Ga the
premises. "
III the purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms OF sac within ten days after the day of sale
he subscriber reserves the right to resell the land
and premises for cash. after ten days prevo us uO-
tice, at the rIsk ofsuch defauting purchaser.
Joan T MITCHELL, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts,
au 19 eo&ds LUniou.l
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The ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the I'd day Of September
next, same hour.
By order of the Trustee.
an 10 2aw6ds GREEN Apot
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The WEATHER.-Range OF the thermometer
Tor one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,
August IL, and ending this morning.
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. WEDDING CAKKs. very pretty andyesy cbseo a,
me Philad phn Confectionery, corner f2th md =
streets. Ice Cream o. 50 per gallon. jy aim.
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NEW STOCK OF PLAIN ANDFANCYsrA
~ TlONbRl just received at Shepherd's-
Fancy and PLAIN Note and Letter Papers aud Enve-
lopes. Of latest styles,
Faber's POygrade and other Pencils,
Cold Pens, Steel Pens,
Maynard a NOyes' Black. Blue and Red Inks,
Envelopes, assorted. plain and fancy,
Rlank Books, Memorandum, & c.,
School Books.
ChIldren's Toy Books. of every variety,
Also, Prayer Cooks, Psalms. dc.
Don't forget the place TO get your money back.
with 10 per cent-at corner 7th and ID, States Ofce
Building.
iySI w ID sHFppERn
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A. GREEN, Auct'r.

NTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
up5n III hSDAn 18th instant, same hour.
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PHNsIEs.-Those IN want Of Pennies, for change
tor Of the Star Once, N
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An UNCOMMON CASE Mr.. Lewis Devers was
arrested by County Oficer rimms, with a war
rant issued BY Justice Gibefson, in which Mr. ID.
Is charged with having, about a month since,
- rented his house, situated on Fourth street be-
tween nj and y streets, In the city OF Washing
ton, TO common prostitutes, well knowing them
10 DE such at the time he rented the said house
and that they intended to keep bawdy house in
the same, to the great scandal OF the neiyhbor-
hood ana against the peace and government OF
The L nited states Mr.. Devers appeared this
morning, and entered into bond in the sum of
500 for his appearance On Saturday next for
further hearing
Such cases are very uncommon, and few are
acquainted with the fact that the penalty, upon
conviction before the Criminal Court, is fine and
imprisonment, or either, at the discretion OF the
Court.
HOTEL THIEvEs.-This species OF thieves Is not
made up altogether of the I" nice young men"
who are so frequently pointed out " on the lay,
for gold watches, jewrlry, &c for there are some
pretty specimens Of the other ser who are engaged
In the business Of picking up things Of value sx
posed In hotels by the neglect Of guests and thew
are generally more successful THAI their male ar-
Comphcts We make this observation to warn
proPIetors OF hotels aud boarding houses that the
TINE Is approaching for tue retu n Of this mi hfy
species OF the Tobber genius to this loo alty Even
now she one is In town, and will doubtless trv
10 obtain lodgings at some one Of the principal
hotels or boarding houses. As she is we'll knowo
this notice OF her arrival may save some stranger
from loss
CENIRE MARkET. -BusiAess In and around the
market was very lively this morning Quite
a numerous attendance of farmers and gardener,
from the adjoining counties of MARYLAND and yir-
ginia appeared at an early hour. The supply of
provisions was ample In every de partment The
gangways were crowded from the opening OF the
market until late hour by purchasers. The
prices were but little d. ferent from those quoted
In the star OF Saturday last. The changes were
principally In the vegetable department; some
articles have advanced penny, others declined,
according to the Increase and decrease Of the sup
ply and the demand for them. The hay market
was well supplied, prices ranging from 75c. to 81
per cwt.
CALL TO A WASHINGTON CLERGyMAN We
learn that the vestry Of Trinity Church, In Upper
Marlboro, Md, have elected the Rev. Mr.. Ker-
shaw, at present assistant Rector Of trinity
Cnurcn, In washington, to the Rectorship Of
tnelf chnich lis not known whether Mr. krr.
shaw VIII accept the appointment. =
The BRITISH FLAG was hoisted an cani,o,
Hill the day before yesterday, for TIE ar.t Tim.
IL Is said, since the last war with England ana
this time, side by side with the stars and strines
Of our own free country.
a WEDDIss CAKEs. yery pretty andvery cheap At
streets. Ice Cream o. 50 per Eslon. jy ain.
PxssIEs.-Those IN want of Pennies for ohanrs
can Aways OBTAIN them on application Of the coun-
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FINE WINES, iMJ2sHIs3HH,ss B RANDIEs.A AND
The sabscriber has inst reoeived svery oholes
AZ prlvats sale az bis Auction Rooms cheap, and
guaranteed. JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
au7-~w Auofioneera
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IAE WATER PIPEs which were laid, some
twelve or hfeen years ago, from the L. s Capi-
toI TO toe Post once and Treasury Departments,
were laid expressly for the use of those Depart.
ments ana NOT Tor the merchants and hotel keepers
along Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh stree,
n h would srem Is the general Impression NV
inc nsm-fous perforstions, not aut hofized which
have bern made In them for private purposes ali
slohx the route through which they rua. For
some time past 10 has cost the Treasure Dsn.r,
mrHt 1s high az as per dsy for water FOR us.
the'', on account, of the decrease made by the
viduals '"~'
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SEE FIRST PAGE.I

I EATHER-LEATHER-
- FRENCH PATENT CALF SKIN.
Now in the time for shOemakers to buy Ca I.F
SKINS very cheap. Prices range from SO to SIS.
Terms easy. JOHN G SHAEER.
au 1857 NO.5l0 I4th st., below ID street..
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THE ABOVE CONDEMNATION Ia POST
p0nt d, On account of the weather. until MONDAY,
the Sd instant, at the same hour and place.
X. X. CRAWFORD,
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NOTlCE.-I forewarn all persons rom trusting
any one of nv family my account, wi bout a
written order from meas am determ ned NO: to
pay any more detts of the kind, from this date.
CONRAD SCHORGA.
Georgetown, ID. c.. Aug. nth, 1853. aul list.
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

have this day assocated with me, in the Wall
Paper and phOlstery bu sness Mr.. L. J. RoTHRocE.
The business will he eater be conducted under the
style and firm of rankin RoTHRock al the
west Co ner of 9th and SITS
The PATRONAGE which has for so long a period been
extended to my sell earnestly solicit for the new
firm. a p FRANKLIN
Washington, July ., lass. jy Is 7awtv
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISERS

SEE FIRST PAGE.1
THE PUBLIC ARECAUTIONEDA AGAINST
traoing Tor or buying any note notes given by
me to G.. F. Phillips, as have of sets against them
T.. ]. HAMILTON,
Georgetown. August Is, 1853, an 10 n.
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EelfrtfQ Gale.
From the Atlantic Monthly.
LOO LOO.
AFEW SCENES FROM 4 TRUE HISTORY.
I COHtjNued.

C0ntjnued.
"Coward !" muttered Grossman, as he
left the counting house. Mr. Noble did
not hear him; and il he had, it would not
have altered his course. He could see
nothing enviable lu the reputation OF be-
Ing ever ready for brawls, and a dead
shot in duels and he knew that his life
was too important to the friendless Loo
to be thus foolishly risked tor the graft
fcation OF villain. This incident re-
newed his ola feelings OF remorse for the
false position IN which he had placed the
young orphan who trusted him so entire
ly. To his generous nature, the wrong
seemed all the gre.ter because the object
was so UNCONSCIOUS Of it. at Is | who
have subjected her 10 the insolence Of this
vile man." he said within himself. "B4t
[ will repair the wrong. Innocent, con
fding soul that she is, [ viii protect her.
The sanction Of marriage shall shield her
from such afr0nts.'
Alas for poor human nature! He was
sincere in these resolutions, but he was
not quite strong enough to face the pref
udiCes of the society IN which he lived.
Their sneers would have fallen harmless.
They could not have taken from him a
single thing he really valued. But he
had lot learned to understand that the
dreaded power Of public opinion is purely
fabulous, when unsustained by the voice
of conscience. So he fell into the old
snar. OF moral compromise. lie thought
the best he could 40, under tLe circun-
stances, was 10 hasten the poriod of lis
departure for the North, to marry Loo
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TERMS -$L.25 PER ANNUM.


place two days. The jailor, touched by
her beauty aud extreme detection, offered
her better food than had been prescribed
in his orders. She thanked him, but
said she could not eat When he invited
her to occupy, for the night, small room
apart from the herd Of prisoners, she ac-
c2pted the offer with gratitude. But she
could not sleep, and she dared not uu-
dress. In the morning, the jailor, afraid
Of being detected in these acts of indul-
gence, told her, apologetically, that he
was obliged to request her to return to
the common apartment.
Having recovered somewhat from the
stunning effects Of the blow that had
fallen on her, she began to take more no.
tice Of her companions. 4 gang of slaves,
just sold, was in keeping there, till it
suited the traders convenience to take
them to New Orleans; aad the parting
scenes she witnessed that day made an
impression shenever forgot, !" Can it be-,
she said to herself, THAT such things
have been going on around me ali these
years, and I 50 unconscious of them?
What should | now be, if Alfred had not
taken compassion on me, and prevented
my being sent to the New Orleans mar
ket, before [ was ten years old?" She
thought with a shudder Of the auction
scene the day before, and began to be
afraid that her friends could not save her
from that vile mans power.
She was reused from her reveries by
the entrance Of white gentleman, whom
she had never seen before. He came TO
inspect the traders gang of slaves, to see
If any one among them would suit him for
a house-Servant; and before long he agreed
to purchase bright looking mulatto lad.
He stopped before Loo Loo, and said,
." Are you a good seamstress 2"
"Sho's not for SALE" answered the
jailor. "She belongs to Mr.. Groseman,
who put her here for disobedience. The
man smiled as he spoke, and Loo Loo
bIushed crimson.
"IIo, no, rejoined the stranger. "I'm
sorry for that. I should like to buy her,
I if I could"
He sauntered round the room, and
took from bis pocket oranges and candy,
which he distributed among the black
picaninnies tumbling over each other on
the dirty floor Coming round again to
the place where she sat, he put an orange
on her lap, and said, in low tones, "When
they are not looking at you, remove the
peej;" and, touching his finger to his lip,
significantly, he turned away to talk with
the jailor.
As soon as he was gone, she asked per-
mission to go, for few minutes, to the
room she had occupied during the night
There she examined the orange, and
found shat half Of the skin had been re-
moved unbroken, thin paper inserted,
and the peel replaced. On the scrap of
paper was written: "|Yhen Your master
comes, appear to be submissive, and 90
with him. Plead weariness, and gain
time. You will be rescued. Destroy
this, and don't seem more cheerful than
you have been Under this was written,
in Madame Labasse's hand, "Soyez tran
guile, ma chere."
UDaccustomed to act a part, she found
it difficult to appear SO sad as she had
been before the reception of the note.
But she did her best, aud the iailor OBJ
served no change.
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
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BG5" Some of the papers are lecturing
the women on the extravaganza Of dress.
\ lady replies, that she appropriated to
her own use the price Of three glasses of
brandy per day" her husbands usual
"number of horns" and in one month,
had enough to purchase a Gne dress
She thinks if her husband would only
give her the equivalent that he spends
for cigars, she would not want any more
pin money.
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GENTLE ANNIE.
BY STEPHEN C. FOSTER.

Thou wilt come no more. gentle Aunie,
Like flower thy spirit did depart:
Thou art gone, alas ike the many
That have bloomed iG the Summer of nv heart.
Shall We never more behold thee;
Never hear thy winning voice again
When the Spring time comes, gentle Annie,
When the wild flowers are scattered er the
plain
We have roamed and loved mid the bowers,
When thy downy checks were in their bloom
Now | stand alone mid the flowers
Whitc they mingie their perfumes 0 er thy tomb.
shall we never more behold thee;
Never hear thy winning voice again
When tie Spring time comes, gentle Anrie
When the lid dowcr5 are scattered o Ter the
plain?
All the hours grow sad while ponder
Near the silent spot where thou art laid,
And my heart bows down when ! wander
BY the streams and the meadows where we
strayd.
Shall we never more behold thee
Never hear thy winning voice again
When the Spring time comes, gentle Annie,
When the wild flowers are scattered er the
plain
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O. 7. ELLISON,

|4-IiClNG PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
1.retl.ly informs the citizens OF the vii
-'' and vicinity that he will promptly re-
.-l to all calls tor professional services.
.-ee On Main ST., in building formerly oc-
-ael by c. W. Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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HENRY ]. OLMSTED.

/ aOoeESsoR TO JAMES W. sMITH,)
'TS,5R T,5RR n STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
g''|.- NAN ST., nearly opposite the Court
H. y. OondcrsPort, Pa. Tin and Sheet
bs., " 11e made 20 order, il good style, on
"ouce. i0:l
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" ONLY A YEAR"

ONLY a YEAR"
ONE year ago-a ringing voice,
A clear blue eye,
And clustering curIs Of sunny hair,
Too fair to die,
Only year-no voice, no smile.
No glance Of eye,
No clustering curIs of golden hair,
Fair but to die
One year ago-what loves, what schemes
Far into life
What Joyous hopes, what high resolves,
What generous strife
The silent picture on the wall,
The burial stone
Vi al that beauty, life, and joy,
Remain alone
one year-one year-one little year
And so much gone
Aud yet the even How of life
Moves calmly on.
The grave grows green, the flowers bloom fair
Above that head;
No sorrowlng tint of leaf or spray,
Says ne is dead.
No pause or hush Of merry birds
That sing above,
Tells us how coldIy sleeps below
The form we love.
Where hast thou been this year beloved?
What hast thou seen +?
What visions fair, what glorious life,
Where thou hast been2
The vail the vail 50 thin, so strongl
'TwiNt Us and thee
The mystic vail when shall it fail
That We may see?
Not dead, not slee ing. not even gone;
But present sill,
Aud waiting for the coming hour
Of Gods sweet will.
Lord of the living and the dead,
O1I Savior dear;
We lay il silence at thy feet
This sad, sad year!
ANDoyER, July 8, 1883. H.B. S.
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/, r. HARRINGTON.

!. .''LAk Coudersport, Pa, having engag-
~ window in Schoomaler Il Jackson's
!. : VIII carry on the Watch and JeweIry
--'sa there. \ fine assortment of jew
H., !. ,soAStantly on hand. Watches and
q Il. 4. carefully repaired, in the best style,
we shortest notice-al work warranted.
Q.2l