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workhouse gu days. Mary MARITIME col do do
MKs's D1Ess SUITS,
YourHs' DRESS SUITS. '""''
vhilDAns,' DRESS sOI cs;;,a,sr,, sssoo. Suits,
st NOAH Wa5kHH & Co, Marble Hall Clcthinr,
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothlns is now ready for inspection. II
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desirn,
IN Tn na ,so.s Thinning, and workmanship.
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportuUtY |. NO.. s
ofsyed for selecting from the most attractive stock
S Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uu'ou SiiooS' 2S-ly
MAhAVrIIA' M.,.vu,.m MARAvlLLA!
For Destroying DaHdrnf;
Re,i sS5isf SEE sffNf Hessiies.:
Prerent,ns &c Hair from Failins Out;
Sold BY all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the ProPrieto,.; Price 50 cents.
sit will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
moi mo pne aeea ~, or NOUN the loss of hair if they
jes-Sm J. nj. BRADsrRKEr, 2H Broadway, N. Y.
Mexican MUSTANG LINIMENr.
DsTS. wonnera effects conseaue1t POPULARITY
Medisa, ever CURED the same patronaee' was sub
lected TO the same number of severe and different
Ssts, ana met with so lew failures as the Mustang
Llniment. IL has justly been STYLED Panacea for
al external Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Spralns
Bruises. or Eruptons on Man or Beast. tits 80 far
medicine Of surprising virtue, that PLY sicians
compelled to prescribe it. aud from some remark
able cures of Chronic and Distorted Rh,xnnfic
eGses 1t has naturally ATTRACTED much after ton from
afford to be without q bottle of the Mustang 6ini-
msnt In the house. Beeare Of limitations.
parts of the world.
BARNES PARK. Projectors, New York.
Also, Lyox's Celebrated Iasset Poiudsy. -
je H-lm,eow
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SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c-There will
- be sold at public auction, within the JTntad
states TTayy hatd Washipston, d, at y o'clock
Ing named artcles-tbe sale to be subject to ratif
CATION by the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and
DOcks-to wit: S oNO
One high pressure Steam Engine, without boil
ers cylinder is inches diameter and feet stroke
arranged with puppet valves and lever will work
up 10 lW-horse power; has been in use about four
years and IN perfect order IL is well adapted to
slde-w heel t1w boat to a saw mill
6z3 pounds of Hose and Belt Leather in pieces cut
from SIDES IN making hose and be,ting-a GOOD
article for shoenakers' use ~
l05 Sash Doors,
50 w induw SashAs, and
old Cooking Stove.
Terms cash in specie.
The above articles may he examined at the NAVY
rI THIS CITY, AZ any time on or before the day
OF sale, upon application to the comma nds MT tho re.
Oh: VIM Finn,
~ I-eo<W NAVY AGENT
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 1TH
y SHEET NORTH AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY
the 18Th instant, shall sell in front of the premi-
SEES atb O'Clock p. M, Lot No. Is, in c. H. Wiltber-
subdivision OF square AL having front of IS
eet on TN street north, and running back l23 feet
between and II, To q 5-foot aley
The locality of this property ia desirable il being
city. '.o u viz
Terms; One fourth cash balance in 6, r. and IL
hlohths, LOT notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises.
jy Sd A GREEN ano,
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MIR. and Mrs. Sirtt..

NEW YORK, July l2-The Tribune NJ tht.
morning states that Hon. d. n SOL h.. ~.
come reconeiled TO bis wife, and ahst hs now
nNes with her thus estrangiRg many who w.re
bis devoted friends during his late trial.
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| MEssRs. McksEw & MARROW, dealers i'm
wood, coal, &c, say a few words, In our adyer.
Using columns, about kindling, cooking, and
| stove wood, and coal, that housekeepess and
others interested in fuel should not fail to read
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
10 the 18th instant. same hour.
i,s r.. W. RARNARp, Trustee.
Ub WALL. a BARNARD Auctsr.

BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
~ SIDE OF ERITGE STREET, GEoRGErowy-Tbe
subscribers. at the request in writing of the Trta
ufer oil the Georgetown Building Association and
70 pay debt due from A, 2. Waugh in his lifetime
S 20 ssda ASSOCIATION will, in virtue of cerai
July, 1851 sell at public aUction in front of the prem
on the 10Th day OF July next at O'Clock D. m
the Lot OF Ground and three story Brick Honse
thereon situated the south side OF Bridge st eet
west oil and adjoining 70 the house Occr led by John
Mountz, deceased, st the time of his death Tha
Iot fronts ]! feet on Bridge street, and runs sout
OF that Width 90 feet TO 5-feet wide alley opening
into Jefferson street. fAe
Ierms OF sale each, on the payment of which tho
chaser in fee at his expense ' Pui
jon-a.~t. wv: SSHPsSdiUE, Trustees,
By ,xlRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST From
~ f. angh 20 the subscriber, dated the 18th day
oI March In the year 1854. and made to seopre a Ger
tain debt due the firm of T.. Pickreli A Co the snh
FL % VII unite with Messrs Cox and Risque in
.ae sale OF the above described premises. at the time
anu pace and on the terms mentioned in the ah,,,e
advertisement. JOHN MARBTTRy TTnstee'
Je l-2awts BARNARD BUCKEY kncts
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The RESIDENTS on New York avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, complain that the
slop has not been seen In that part Of the CITY
for some weeks. Pass him around. =
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HENRY WICKARDT, HARNESS. MAKER
SADDLEk, and CARRIAGE-TRIMN
MEh. recommends himself To the rublic. Be- ~
Ing new bes inner, he promises to do the best "
70 SATISFY al his customers. Repairs neatly done
Ierms cash. Third street west, near southwest
coIheI OF "a avenue. iy 8 cost
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OPEN AT, SIX IN THE MORNING. $50 p
" avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS. jy o
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneer..
KUSTEE'S SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
WEDNEsDAY AFTERNooNi s ab 51fg. a.
o'clock: 6y virtue Of deed of trust dated Nav 4,
5a 1 NIL HY RECORDED In liber j. A. 8, i56, folio
tbirtntsis dot dsT IN square eight hundred and
egnt and one half inches each ON the east side ~
run street, between and r. streets and runnInr
b,Sk one hundred and FIVE feet one inch. i
Ferms; One fourth cash, to be paid on the day of
sale; and the balance in six and twelve months with
interest. ~ e !" ''H
deed given and deed of trust taken,
All conveyancIng at the pense of the pureha ser
X. w. BARNARD. TIustee
Je ga WALL & BARNARD, Auct'rs
II. TILE nnrrr . .
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IHk PREsBYrkRY OF the District of Columbia
meets in the Western PRESBYTERIAN Church ON the
I'D Of July, at O'Clock I'm the after,oo, 10, ,bo
purpose Of taking measures to regularly instal the
Rev. J. L.. Bartlett, Of South Carolina. as nastor
Of the congregation. - r..'oo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
Reputation Repudiatsd.

1t Was mentioned few days ago, that the
Levy Court Of Ohio County, Va, had refused
by "a tie vote to make levy Tor the payment
Of the interest due and becoming due on GER
tain bonds of the county issued 10 the Hemp
field Railroad Company, although command
ed to 10 81 by perempt"ry mandamns from
the Circuit Court. On Saturday last, howey-
er, the vote was reccnsidered and the levy
ordered, by vote of ii to ID; but as many,
according TO the Wheeling Times. contend
that it requires u ma jorIty Of the whole
court, which is composed ot 81 members, the
case will probably be taken To the Court OF
Appeals,
The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin have ust
made decision which IS right in equity,
whatever it may be in law. The case deci.
ded involves the validity of city, town, and
county bonds 1t would seem that the State
constitution contains Il clause limiting the
State Indebtedness, and it was sought 10 DE
established by the plaintiffs in the case that
city, town, and county bonds were in the
nature of State Indebtedness The case arose
ON All application tor peremptory manila
mus to compel the Common Council Ut Madi-
son to strike from the taXrOl Ut the city some
eight hundred dollars designed To meet the
interest un certain bonds issued Tor the pur-
chase of Il city cemetery. The Supreme
Court held that such bonds are valid, not be-
ing affected by the clause Of the constitution
restricting the Indebtedness Of the State
We are glad To see reputation defeated
wherever IL Is attempted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11

each of whom had the letter in their posses
sion only while reading it, consequently they
could have no chance Of copying it. After
which, on Saturday last. while in Albany.
showed the letter 10 Mr.. Cassidy. the able
editor Of the Albany Argus and Atlas. y
who, after reading it, wished me To leave the
letter with him. 80 that he might show 1t to
Mr.. Dean Richmond, the Chairman of our
State Central Committee To this consen-
ted for the following reasons: In the first
place, You will see IN my previous letter that
stated, that the selecting of the delegates
L. the Charleston Convention would be- done
III Accordance with the wishes Of Messrs.
Richmond. Ludlow, Cagger and Cassidy
each Of whom | was informed, were friendly
t" you. but objected to you on account Of
the reported influence supp ,sed to be exer-
cised over you by Hon. Fernando Wood
In order IL disahuse their minds of this i'm
preston. and Ia secure their influence and
friendship, consented Ia allow the letter Ia
=" out "f nv hands, not knowing Of any
more etfectual way at accomplishing that oh
cot than by showing 10 them the denial ot
these ialsehruIs. then IN your own hand
writing. Mr.. Cassidy expressly promised
me that your letter should not be made public:
and, from has prominent position and exalted
character. | supposed WAS Il sufficient guar
antee that all would he rs WAS desired.
Thi, letter WAS made public. no doubt. with
II view of k6i'ay 90" ~. Of this We shall
and hear more hereafter. The Democ-
racy in this part Of the country believe that
the Giant who was capable Of destroying the
l. .,,l, 81,
prtent and suitable person IL destroy that
monster of all monsters Abolitionism. which
it not destroyed in 1850. will be master of
the field for all time 10 come.
The State Committee has done rs was eI-
pccted. and the whole matter lies with the peo-
pie. who, if aroused | have no fear 50 long
~ the people are right we need not fear the
dishonorable trickSters. Yours, truly,
B. DrNNELLY.
Now. this is all know about the matter
Ii is no fault or imprudence Of mine which
makes the whole public, and thus explain
Ing itself have no comment to make, moth
ing to pallatc, excuse, or Justify. Who
needs defence for trcachery. and for Il gross
outrage upon all the confidence and good
faith known among men in civilized life. |
leave the public to judge. give Mr.. Don
nelly'S plea. and believe, until the contrary
appears. that he is innocent. Whether now
it will recol, we will see. His name was
not given, to create the impression, obvious
". that ! wrote this letter spontaneously to
some member of the New York State Com
mittee. owe it to myself to expose this, rs
you say. worse than forgery"
Respectfully, HENRY a. WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
Enterprise and Energy.

About the middle of last month, violent
tornado swept away from ZOO to 300 feet
Of the splendid railroad bridge OF the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, over the Ten
nessee River at Decatur, Ala.
President Sam Tate, with promptltude
and energy, Immediately set to work to re-
build the fallen structure.
Two hundred and fifty men were sent Ia
the woods to fell and prepare the timber,
mechanics from every accessible point were
summoned to put it together, and in the in.
credbly short time of II days the gap Of
30 feet was filled up and the bridge was
reconstructed in fortnight. Such All in
stance of activity and energy has never been
surpassed in railroad history, and president
Tate and his Superintendent, Ayres and
Ross, have erected an additional monu-
ment to their hitherto well known ability
and skill
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
it will be recullected is an important link of
over 300 miles in the great Southwestern
route from this city to the Mississippi river at
Memphis, and to New Orleans via Holly
Springs embracing some of our principal iir-
GINA rnads-say the Richmond and Danvile,
the South-Sids and the Virginia and Teu-
nessee railroads. -Rich. Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
Tslepraphic DISPATCHES.

BoSroN, Aug. AN adjourned meeting
yesterday ut the Corn Exchange met to do
eide upon the number of -four inspectors he
cessary After considerable discussion 1t
was agreed to have three, To be appointed at
the regular meeting Tomorrow.
The book trade sale went on to-day with
various Philadelphia consignments. Large
lots were sold rapidly, but not ut 81 good
prices as formerly, with the exception 81
standard works. which were FULLY up TO the
standard prices.
New YORK, Aug. 9.-I'he trot this after
noon on the Eclipse Course. between Flora
Temple and Princess, tor u 900 aside, re-
suited in the triumph Of Flora. Flora won
three straight heats. Time-2.234, DID and
2238. In the last heat she beat Princess
about forty yards.
PmLApELruIA, Aug "a small boat
containing six persons was run down hY IA
steamboat opposite Poplar street this after
noon, and four of the six were drowned. The
others were severely injured
SACKyiLLE, August 9.-The steamer Ara
bia arrived mt Halifax this afternoon, at :!
O'clock Her news will probably have to be
expressed and reach here tomorrow morn
ing.
New YoRK, Aug. 9.-Judge Mason, Of the
Supreme Court, has granted the motion tor
the appointment Of a receiver Tor the Erie
Railroad.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 9-The continued rains in
this region induce fears of injury to the grow
ing cotton crop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
A Venerable Bishop.

Some weeks ago the Nashville papers men
toned that the venerable aud Rev. Joshua
Soulc, ID. b., Senior Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was very i'll, and
it was feared would not be able to resume the
active duties Of his office. We learn, how
ever, that the Bishop has recovered his usu-
al health. and is now on visit u his rela-
tive, in Ohio. On Saturday, July Both, he
was at Lebanon, near Cincinnati, and preach
ed funeral sermon on the death Of an old
friend The next day, Sunday, the 3lst
lie again preached, his sermon occupying
one hour and twenty minutes. His subject
was the Prodigal Son. Some fhis illusions
TO his early ministerial life, the deaths Of his
former colleagues, Whatsoat, Mckendree,
George, and others, were very touching
".Sirty years ago" said the Bishop, ION the
5th OF January last. | left my Fathers home
to begin the work of Methodist travelling
preacher and this day, July 3lst. l close the
18th year Of my life" lie spoke with his
usual distinctness aud compass Of voice, suf-
ticient to make himself heard by large con-
gregation.-N. J. Comm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
The Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco Crops.

The Corn to II very great extent IL past re-
suscitation even if it should rain from now
till the lst of September. There is not one
frst-rate, full crop, between fredericksburg
and milford. in Caroline County Various
farmers Of that connty, ~ we'll III others OF
Spotsylyana, assured us "n Monday, that
they feared they would not max enough for
home consumption. Many will not make
une-fourth Of II crop.
The reports Of yields Of Wheat are also
lumentable In many cases cited t. us the
falling off between the estimate and the re-.
ulizatiun was fifty per cent
The Tobacco also is i'll II precarl"ns eondl-
lion. Ii is shorter in Caroline than We have
ever seen it at this season Of the year. We
are not advised IL to the condition ot tins
crop generally in the surrounding counties
but there must be some good, ~ we under
stand that Stafford planter expects to cut
his Tobacco this week, which is earlier We
suppnse than was ever known i'll tins section
of country. Much of it in Caroline looks as
though it had only been ''set out quite re-
Gently, it is so small in size.-Fred Hr'"td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
Death Of a Boy from HydrophobIs

A boy named Murphy, Is ysar' o.
died of hydropbobia On Sunday cSenil-
Orange county, New Jersey. The Pot %
Some time in June he was at woTA
nursery, when strange dog passed tr'.
and he slapped him with his hand. J.
snapped and inserted his teeth ia the 'n'
the right hand. About the same tn.
Their boy in the neighborhood wa hN'
dog, aud his friends thought they na'
something, and had the wound csuteE!-
This lad hearing of it, thought he wou.
nothing about his bite, lest he shout!
~ be burned also. La short time the
healed up, aud nothing more WAS u
about it.
Last "Wednesday he complained 3
mother OF having sore arm and -u1h'
the shoulder. Ii remained 80 uu'
Saturday, when he walked Ia DR.. Pr
office, nearl y TWO miles distant. liz =
toms were such ~ to cause suspIn'
the terrible disease that was work d.
his system. He then confessed ~
been bitten ~ above. ne phh''
some ten OF more, who met Ia -
on Sunday morning-deciicd that o .
could be done to save his life. H. W.
to be up, and walked about and cnD'
freely between the paroxysms, whIcl.
this time, had been light, though VA :,
suffering, until near three O'Clock 90
day afternoon. lie then laid upon %.
and seemed to suffer most inten-'.
sight Of water or any liquid causing I.
ony. although he did not attempt b
any one near him. Congestion oi the
was evidently produced when hl' 'y''.
came filled with the virus. lie
until evening, when death kindly r..
the dreadful agony Of body and min'
1t seems strange that ten doctor
decide that remedies should not BE- W.
the above case. They believe hy1'
is incurable,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
News of the Day.
"75 shop the rery age aud Jody efh the TINES


The Buffalo Commerciah Advertiser speaks
of patent canal navigating propeller when
has left that city for New York, alter sat
i-factory trial. aud says, ut Is expected thiS
invention will prove the most iacIle means
of canal navigation.
The second annual session of the newly
organized National Dental Association Will
be held in Washington, on the last tuesday
of July, 1860.
Mr.. 4. 4. Stewart the merchant prince 81
New York, intends IL build a large Home
for Widows and Indigent Women, and ell
dow il m.,st literally: aud II one million al
dollars are not enough, he Will use Two mil
lions. Mr.. Stewart says 1t Is to the women
he is indebted for his fortune and now IN
return he will use ii Ia benefit them, with
out regard IL sect or creed.
On Saturday afternoon. Nv" men named
Harrison +. Wheeler and George W. Mar
shall. were arrested in Boston for having
circulated forged checks, I" tn" amount OF
nearly $1,000. The parties arrested ale ac-
cused OF having been engaged III buying
goods and paying for them with forged
checks since June Sth The number Of firms
ylctimized by these sharprrs Is very great
If the New York correspondent ot the B"s-
ton Post speaks by the card, the Broad
Church" dogma, or doctrine, or creed-"r
whatever else it may hc--"f the pastor ot
All Souls Church. has produced II feeling
Of CONSIDERATION among the nItirinns w"r-
shipping there. the ultimate result OF which.
it is limited, may be- ~ new hand ut the Bel
lows"
On last Friday, two gentlemen, named
James p. Walton and Frank hickman,
charged with sending and accepting rha-
lenge t. fight duel, were arrested in Hen
rico County. and carried before Squire Shrp-
pnrds, who recognized them 10 appear before
the grand jury to answer the charge
Mr.. John G.. Clark. Of New Haven, has
invented pistol for the protection of houses
against burglars 1t is fixed in moments
time on the top Of door. which, if opened,
will cause the alarm to fall and the pistol To
go off,
The library Of the poet Wordsworth was
sold by auction on the 10Th, 10Th. and Dist
of July. Il contained about three thousand
volumes, and sold generally at high prices
many of the books being presentation CO.
pies and containing the authors autographs.
From letter in the London Times, it is
inferred that Mr.. Rarey's secret for training
horses is not so easy in practice to others rs
to himself, and that horse which is docile
in his hands is not necessarily cured OF his
vices when in the hands of others.
The celebrated "Nauxhall Gardens in
London, were finally closed on the evening
Of July %: weeks special or farewell en-
tertairmcn,, having preceded the closing of
the establishment.
At the Spotsylvania Court, the Horse Ia
mer, Mr.. Lanier, formed large class, and
we presume, his pupils were all duly intIa-
ted into the mysteries of his art.
Peterson's Counterfeit Detector gives
list of rightly new counterfeit bank notes is
sued since the first of July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
RicnMoSp, Va. July 81, 1859.

DEAR SIR:-l hardly know how to decline
your invitation, but must do 81. Please pre-
sent my acknowledgements to the lecture
committee. and say that | am about to start
for our mountains for tour of sixty days.
examining routes and reservoirs for Il canal.
That from that time to the first of December
shall be engaged in preparing materials
for my last message to the Virginia General
Assembly, upon whom must wait constant
" until the first of January next. And
that thereafter | shall be busily occupied
in fixing Il house and home for my family
after four yeayS absence. Besides all this.
extra labors of grievous burthen fall heavily
upon me. So cannot accept the call.
have no time for literary or any other COM
position. am bad shot at the best. and
am not going to BoSton 10 shoot ut game
OH the wing ] would like to bag you, if
could oh if co"id bag BoSton-the whole
nation would be safe then. Yes | always
loved old Boston--she WAS the saloon of the
Tea party. And some of these days. God
willing, will try t" see what is the matter
with her that she don't throw tea overheard
like she used u du-God bless her STILL
Very hastily, but trul y yours,
IlENRY A. WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11

TRANsFoRMED.-A plasterer IN ',' /.
says the Press. secured the love Ola Iaai
parts before he left for Mexico, buy u,
was longer than the la ly's love. 10
pointed chin was the ridicule OF her
companions, and actually CAUSED '"y
ing of the match. Myers volunteer.
at Monterey, and in that ensaS''TW d.
shot, and strange to relate. the o3,
the Informed and often ridictiled tn.-
healing power Of time, however 90
defect Of the wound, and the pi",.'',
back to Cincinnati, and married '"'-
then found, in the returned soldier, ., =.
of beauty. The little urchln' now w. ~,
little jaws around the pIas'sFs ,nj chi.
their happy meals, and mother an" ~, /.
agree that the fathers fortune ""' ~
y Mexican ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11

Several persons have recently been con-
ycted in Vermont, for fraudulent practices
upon the government in the prosecution Of
claims to bounty lands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11

There were about 200 visitors ut the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, on Sat
urday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11

The apple crop i'll New Jersey is every
where progressing finely, and the orchards
are everywhere loaded down with this lus-
cous fruit. and there is every reason now to
hope that the gathering i'll will be Il bountl-
ful ono