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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
LANsBCRGH & BRO,
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
$40 SEVENTH STRBRr,
Three Doors ADORE street.
will commence to of their stock for few avs
at much less than factory prices.
The largest and best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
in the city.
1900 pieces Dark Prints, from IS centsup
1000 pieces Bleached and Brown Cottons.
1900 pieces white and colored Flannels, in every
variety.
1000 pieces dark fall Delaines.
400 pieces Shepherd Plaids, a beautiful arti sic
at 20 cents.
Bleached and brown
LINEN TABLE CLOTH, TOWELS, NAPKINS,
and . general assortment of
HOUsEKEEPING GOODS,
at less than Importation price.
CAsSINETs AND CAssIMEREs.
for men and boys wear, very cheap,
Plain, colOred and paper
CAMBRICs,
best quality, at so cents.
5000 dozen Hosiery of all grades, some very
good.
Ladies' white Hose at IS cents.
Heavy ribbed do at So cents.
j. K 2. Coats Spoos Is cents.
Green Daniels, Stuart's & Clark's Spool Cot
ton in white, black and colored. l21s cents.
Smiths best Needles cents paper.
Best Pins cents a paper.
With great many other bargains too numerou
to mention.
HOOP sKIRTs.
moor SKIRTS.
at half price, to close.
Call Early At the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
LANSBURGH L BRO,
375 Seventh street,
Three Doors above street.
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n. B.-Some envious people swear LANSBURGH
BRO. steal thesr goods, or else they couldn't
sell SO cheap; but that's all mistake. When we
buy land for cash only we know how to lay out
money to advantage. N-sts
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N o T G f go
UNITED STATES r $40 LOAN.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON has now on hand. ready for immediate deliv-
e,y a full supply of these new Bonds. Subscribers
are requested present. their eertifcatss once and
receire theY Bonds
These having money to invest should not lose
Gght Of the fact that BY investing in this Losn
they not emily interest at the hi Ugh rate of
$40 per cent, but secure to themselves the very
Important advantage Of obtaining, at the end of
ehfee years. PER CENT. 500 YEAR BON DIS
Al FAX, which are now worth over 9 per cent
premium, and viii Oh after the war must necsssa-
lny ADVANCE to q much higher rate. au24.tf
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Hpw ICE Sn IoalTHp MARoH Sra, s64.
DWARnTW, q MMsa Presidsnt and Treasurer
ohAhA Vice President and Sscretarv
VIM ~, DIRECTORS -
II ADOLE, THOS J GARDNER.
=. JOHN 4. HIIsvAsss. v. NILES,
at the new open for the receipt of deposits
oe' u"u0t oinmn new building
EDwAkD oLXRK. Secretary.
a. ,,s p ssr;lao GLARE a CO., BANKlRs.
A''he savings BANS No. Ss Louisisna syenus
EXCHANGE, COLI e .Mn s n ena'
ERAL BANKING sUsihRiAsS AND GEN
tvn,. 5nnSuMAhD eta AK,
sVdn =. DLvANS
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DTEn.

On SDth inst, MICHAEL ANDREW TALLY,
aged year, months, and 10 days.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
afternoon at o'clock. The friends of the family
are invited to attend.
On the Goth inst, at O'Clock a. m . after a short
but painful illness, Mrs MARY MCDONALD, in
the 45th year of her age May she rest in peace.
Her funeral will fake place to. morrow at
O'Clock The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend, at the corner of 10th and
streets,
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH ii, BETWEEN
18TH AND 14IH STREETS WEST

18th AND 14TH STREETS WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust from William H.
Clampitt and wife, dated the sd day of Septem-
ter, eighteen hun dred and fifty eight and duly re-
corded in Liber j. A. s., No. l6l. folios 4T 49, and
439 one of the land records for Washington coun-
IT, District of Columbia, will sell at public suc-
ton on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY AFTER.
parcel of land in the city of Washington and Dis
trict of Columbia aforesaid. being part of Lots
numbered one, twenty nine. and thirty y, q SO,
in Square numbered two hundred and fifty, case, }
as said Lots and Square are marked, laid down and
distD guished on the plan of said city; beginning
Tor said part at point on the line Of q street
north, eight feet four inches fee inchesl east
of the southwt st corner of said 10. uu bered one
and running thence east sixteen feet eight inches.
us feet inches.) thence north ninety two feet,
l92 feet thence Stesn feet eight inches Is
feet inches thence south pinety-two feet (g2
feet to the place of beg ming, improved by well
built brick house with all the modern improve
Depts.
This property lies just east of the Demenou
buildings, and opposite the Presbyterian Church.
and s one OF the most desirable residences Of its
Terms Ore-half OF the purchase money in cash;
$500 of which must be paid down at the time OF
SALE the remainder, with interest, in 6months.
deed will be given and deed of trust taken to Sc
cure the deferred payment.
All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser. , -
Should the terms Of sale not be mplied with
to resell at the risk and expenses of the purcha-
ser, after giving week notice in the National
INTEL iseneer, or other newspaper published In
JNO, d. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
an I'D &c. MCGUIRE q co., Ausu.
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r LIGHTNING RODS. LIGHTNING RODS
Il The nnderIsiST%sSd ,H is prepared 70 furnish
and put up LIgHINlEG RODS, with platins-
able terms. D. Also, BELL-HANGING done In the
WORK done in the country ct city prices
Aa9f az q G SCHNEIDER.
au le-Ins ~ 27 Penn. av.. Washington. D. G.
DBFINED 6UGARe.-This day received, 40
HI barrels Lowering CO. 3 Or aahed, Powdered.
"a r4s BENZ. DNALL.
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RYJAs. Q. MCGUIRE Il co., Auctioneers.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EPFEnTs OF
On THURSDAY MORNING. September / at 10
o'clock, st 1914 street psxt to the corner of 10th
street, We shall sell the Furniture md EfTects OF
family declinins hou sekee ping co-aprising~
Mahogany Par or Furniture, finished in Plu sd and
Hair Cloth
Walnut VIVA snots and Fancy Tables
Marble-top Center Table. CornezStand
Rush and Cane seat Chairs
Brusst la end Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloth
Gilt Window Shades, Rugs
Two Extension Dining Tables
Mahogany Walnut and Painted Cottage Furniture
Mattresses. Bolsters, and Pillows
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms cash.
Gu 25-d J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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MARI led.

On the 25th instant, at the Church of the Epipn-
AS, of Baltimore TO Miss REBECCA E. MILLS,
eau ghter of Capt. John Mills, of Washington.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN, D.

Mayor .;. PRE-: Gsorsto,ss D: G Aug 2, 1884,
army and who desire to avoid that services, arein
vited to join in the following self insuring
Every citizen who ia liable to be drafted can de-
pesit the sum of One Hundred Dollars in the Bank
of Commerce. The whole sum so deposited will
Of the depositors, who may be drafted '
hundred depositors, for instance. and only twenty
While the Whole ten thousand dollars a Won be-
distributed In sums of FIVE hundred dollars each 10
could obtain ubstitutes or keep tho money and go
into service. at their own option;
the one h"re given an illustra ion as to make it
more or less benefcial to the drafted parties but
there is this absolute Unity about it: that
thar double that sum, and probability Of his re-
cedence 81 1orte reks pysd
of the viii be but
who are drsftee and get ali the money depos Ted
Should this scheme fail "a favorable result, or
work any particular hardship to one Of the de.
positors, the suhscriber has in view adjunctiye
scheme which will afford the necessary relief With
out any additional costs to the association. For
any further inormatHiGsG N HRSly & 1p1son
GEORaEToWN CORPORATION sTOOK.-
an interest Of six per cent. per annum. payable
SssP sa e. se''5s e
1Y1oWINQ PRnNPTLY ATTNND1D 70. by ths
i Pston 20 To. Company'a bosta, "PStouac."
"Gcv: Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply to ths
oas'.in' on board or John e r p.vInsos
s my - water street. 6eorgetowE.
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AUCTION SALM..
FUTURE DAY0,
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
BEAUTIFUL FARM Or G9uNTRr'ssAr AT

On wsLNEsDAY, the soth inst, we, shall sell,
at clock p. m, on the premises, that beautiful
piece or parcel Of land attached to the former
icence of W. Blunt, Use near Tesnallyto-R,
about one and & half miles from GeoFgetowa, on
the Rockville Turnpike road. This land adioins
the lands Of asssrs Loushboroush and Carter,
and Mira. A J. Lyle.
=. The sale presents rare opportunity to gen
len an wishing q fine country seat. the neighoor!
society being the best, and possessing all
re aasaotages of proximity to town aud ma ket:
me ne view Is beautiful, commanding prospect OF
.,uia we've 10 seventy miles, OF the most pic
aud se , sna sSTaRtie scenery The soil i kind
den. the most Of il having a beautiful southeast
exposure. The land, which contains about TWEEN
S-hse acres; II suseeptible of division into three
or more lots, each Of which contain beautiful
buidng bites, and will be sold in separate lots il
desired, ''
We respectfully invite the attention of p.rsous
wishing to purchase = handsome site for rris ate
residence, and the pubic in general to this sale
4 presents very rare Inducements, and the sale
will be we'll worthy of their attention.
Terms: Une half cssh; balance in six r.onths
for note bearing interest. A deed given and a
deed IF trust taken. Title indisputable.
au 24-d GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A uoT1os SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
e WAa DEPARTMENT, CAyiLIr BuRIAu.

CDsce Of CAts( Qt0f6mdsGt,
VIII, Woshtngt0a, d. O., AxgnI ;, ieo4l
IN De sold at Public Auction, to the highest
oi1uel, at the times and places named 6eiow. viz:
,es nvsaainS, pennsylvania, THURSDAf, August IL,
Altoona, Pennsylvanis. THURSDAY. August Is.
Lebanon. Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. September
Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. Sep.
two Two HUtSDRED (soo) CAVALRY HORSES, se
bsse horses have been condemned a. unat for
the cayairy service Of hesrmy. -.
Tor road and farming purposes. many eood har.
rains may be had; rts
I 1or.ss essS, in Omitted States currency,
JAMES EKIE
1t. Col. and Chief QuartremssteY.
"a s-fse8 Cavalry bureau.
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DYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

PEREMpToaY SALE or LOT CORNER OF
NORTH STREET AND ELEVEHTH STREET
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August slst.
at o'clock the premises, we shall sell Lot No.
J. in Square $50, fronting IS feet OF porth street,
at the corner of llth street east snd running back
- feet
Terms cash.
Cost of eonveya to be paid by tn pu rch assr
au sd j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Dry W. B. LEWIS & Co., Auctioneers.

RY W. B. LEWIS & Co., Auctioneers.
LARGE LOT OF pAMNBRoKER's GOODS AT
THURSDAY, September LIST. at "a o'clock, at
ss Sd silver n
stSumsnts Plated Ware With 1'Y large VARIETY Of
At private sale, a splendid Rosewood 7-octave
PIANO, one of the best in n the 4 city Hw,s :, M
aug [Chron.l Auctioneerrs.
RY JAMES G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
GfsSST az SooNS sh
g. Rs By r ss s t1 sh sfsF
Square No. 276 fronting respectively on 18th, and
ff s1d HSr. sa s1s M es "sSs
with access to public alley ...
the premises % at the time OF Of sale
Terms One. third in cash: the remainder and
II months with interest, secured bva deed OF trust
Cost Of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the
an sd JAS, c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARTERMAsrERs
- STORES.
CaiS QuarssrnW,gsss,s';1x 9ass, Ra;S'"sto. Dsrs:.
Will be ,od a. saS. saeio0 al ASE
Warehouse Ne S. New York avenue, betweea 18th
n sS at on
OF Quartermaster's Stores, condemned as unfit for
us large Ha ssqe lot u stoves and Stove Pipe Boilers.
Chairs, scales, shovels, Grindstones. Hardware,
Brooms Buckets, Pans, Old Copper Brushes, &C..
&C.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores with in FIVE days from the date of sale
Terms cash, In Government funds
Brig. Gen and Chief On srtermaster.
auN-st Depot of Wsshin gton
OFFICE DEPOT COMFY OF SUBSISTENCE,
Will be sold at Public Auction on MONDAY
St pfember 5th, 1864, at IL o'clock a. M at the 9Th
street Wharf, Washington, 2. c., the following
public propert in good condition, viz:
One Thous sand 1900 Beef Hides, sxlted
Fifty. two $50 Beef Hides, dry.
Eleven III Sheep Skins. . 81.
Terms Cash in Government funds ~
-t4s &c GREENE, p.
au 27-6t rF Captain and G. 8. V. 81.
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RY JAS: c. Meg C1RE CO.. Aa'tiOnsers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON North a
STREET, BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH

STREETS WEST.
81 oclocA, on the premises, we shall sell very
desirable Building Lot, on the north side OF H
street north between 10th and 18th streets west,
fronting 80 feet inches and running back los feet.
with the privilege of sve foot alley running into
l8th street.
This bot is finely located, in an unexce ptiouabls
neigh borhood, Tor a private residence. and the
sale should command the attention of persons
seeking fine building sites.
Terms: One half cash; the remand Ok in ak and
trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser.
Am I'D JAS c. McGUIRE & co. Annts
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Ply JAS. G. MCGUIRE i CO., Auctiopeers,

PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX BUILDING LOTS
ON 9TH AND eTlI STREETS, BETWEEN X
AND s STREETS NORTH,
On THU RSDAY AFTERNOON September l. at
O'Clock on the premises, shall sell parts of Lots
Nos. snd IL. in Square No. 4l9, subdivided into
three Lots fronting 20 feet each on 9TH street.
between and streets north, and running back
100 feet, and three Lots of similar size immedi-
atey in the resr and fronting on 9Th street
Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in and
II months, it'll interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
,Conveyances and stamps at the cost Of tie pur-
chaser.
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
I'D No. $40 corner 18th and ID streets north
A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON SIXTH STREET RETXEEN G. ID

LoT ON SIXTH sTREET, BETWEEN G. AND
sTKEETS HQRrH, AT Auction.
M, we shall sell in front OF the premises, part
consisting of TWO ST DRY FRAME HOUSE
containing seven good rCems, also a good alley
back of the lot; Any ons wishing to purchase a
Terms One half cash, balance IN three and sig
ises.
All conveyancing ana revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser,
an % GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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PI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
II No. $40 corner 18th and d streets north


AUCTION sALEOF PART LOT IS. IN SQUARE
$40, ON SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN A AND
STREETS SOUTH, having Is feet front. liz
feet deep to an alley.
On THURSDAY, the LIST OF September next, at
6 clock p, M, We shall sell the above described
property without reserve.
T. rms of sale: One half cash, balance In six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
All conveysncing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
au 26.d GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auets.
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TIE WORK CoMaENCBp.-Theg ronnd n.s
been hroken preparatory to the erection NJ ,Ss
cou,+m plated additional wing Of the Nav n r.e
paItmsnt This Department was formeriy n,
tt stories high, but with the increase Of busi.
ness, II was found necessary to add a nav
story on IL, and now the accommodations are
found 10 be so limited that II is necessary to
erect An additional wing on the south OF the
present structure, which will be two stories
high, and contain six rooms and a hall on each
story.
PAPERHANGIS8s, WINDOW SHADES, 30
Kid well & Henderson, ut 3g7 ID street, near 9. b.
have Just received their fall stock of paper
hsngings, window shades, picture frames, tas.
sells, &c, &c, and they Will sell them cheaply
Those desiring TO refurnish their houses for
the fall season, will do well to call upon them.
A RACE TRACK-SOme OF the residents OF Cd
street east, near virginia avenue, are complain
ing that oBe or two persons use the pavsm ents
in thar locality for the purpose Of trying the
speed OF their pags.
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Ply JAS G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON MARY
LAND Az. BETWEEN Az AND 9Th sTS.
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. LIST, at six
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell part of Lot
No. 492, fronting Is feet on Maryland avenue, bet
AZ and 9th streets running back l45 feet to a wide
public alley, and improved. by a two-story brick
dwelling now occupied a Bakery.
Terms: 81 eco cash. balance in 6 and Il months
premises
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
al 23-dts j. @. MCGUIRE IL CO. Aucts
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

~ r-n,p AM AT AUCTlON.
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 6 o clock D m,
We shall sell in front of the premises Lot 5 in
Square 8S2 2his property fronts 40 feet M inches
on south M street, and is between 9Th and 7,h SITS
east, running back l29feet ii inches to 80 foot
alley.
Terms 0ns half cash; balsrc in six months,
FOR note bearing interest. deed given AID deed
of trust taken.
All eonveyances and revenue stamps at the cost
au A-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND, mostly wood 3.
1 land, about one mile be yond and north of Rock
greek Church. containing about "a acres CHAs.
ID. MATTHEWS, Attorney at Law, corner Brid &c
and Congress streets Georgetown, or corner Sth
street snd Penn. avenue, Washington city.
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EOsLING HOUSE FOR sALE.

FOR sALE.-The subscr Der wishes to sell .
: Farm, containing about $50 acrsss, more or
Less, distant about four III. ies from WaBhin ston.
D. G.. over the upper Hastern Branch bridge.
large body of the land il In good timber and shout
Ratsble. Address J. D., Box 3s4, Wsshing ton.
VAhNyAARnLE RR9SREHTYp AZ Pr PEIvATE sALs
win sell ali or part Of that valuable properly upon
which ne resides, situated on the corner OF 18th
lafayette square. consisting Of several hAndsons
BUILDING LOTS, one Of them improved BY q
substantial O. story BYick House and back hriIi-
ing, with good stablins. The above rropsrtyrriil
be sold low for cash. Enquire Of T. DRURY,
on the premises. 81 HaFigff ~ 3O-lms
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's aa% JoHN BRoUGH.

LOCALITIES AND DISTANCES OF THE
CAMPAIGE.+Tne Wilder1ess, Owest
Of Chancellorville, is, on an air line.
fifty five miles from Richmond. and
it is about the same distance from
Washington. Germania Ford is ex-
actly sixty miles from Ricl mond,
and SO is Orange Court House. BY
a straight line, Harrison's Point, on
theaJames river, is twenty miles from
Richmond, and City Point seventee n.
Hicksford, for which placera strong
column of cavalry is said to- have
left the south side of the James, is
sixty miles south of Richmond, and
the bridge there, which it is expected
will be destroyed, is over the Meher-
rin. Fort Darling is eight miles be
low Richmond.
Spottsylvania Court House, men,
tionedin the dispatches from, the
seat of war in Virginia, is the COUP
ty seat of Spottsylvania county. It,
is village of less than two hundred
resident inhabitants. situated on the
Pc orTa) river. a branch of the
Mattapony. Its twenty or twenty
two miles east of Orange Court
House, about fourteen miles south.
east ofFredericksburgh, and, by the.
course of the roads, sixty-five miles
north rnothwest ofRichmond.
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
.f-ETLk FoRT SMITH, May IS.
Our army having fallen back foh
the line of the Arkansas, the rebels
under Maxey, Cooper end Shelby
have made demonstrations in this
direction, endangering our occupancy
Of the country, while. the Army of
the Frontier has succeeded by forced
marches from Ii tile Rock in reach
ing this point, which is now secure
against all attacks. S helby crossed
the river a few days ag at Dardanel-
les; and is moving Nor tn. General
Steele has sent.a force after him,
and Thayer liss driving him out of
this section. Maxey- is reported
with a division of infantry sixty
miles south. The rebels are en-
deaSoring to cut off our communica-
ton, hut viii not succeed.
Is A feint was made by them on
GlerksviIle yesterd ay, out they were
repnised with severe loss.
,s,Mnrdering and robbing by the
bnshwhackers are fdaily occurrence.
The loss of the army in the, recent
campaign does not exceed three hum
dred. The 1st and I'd Kansas
eolered suffered most 1a1 7f
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coon ADVICE LOVER THE

GOOD ADYICE-"OvER THE
LEFT."-Keep Your Eye on your
NeighborssTake tcare~of sthem.-
Don't let them stirwithout watching.
They may do something wrong if
you do. TO ber syfe, You never
know them to do anything very bad,
but it may he on your account they
have not. Perhaps, if it had not been
forsyoar Kind care they wegld have
disgraced themselves and families a
long time ago. Therefore don't re-
axSany effort to keep them where
they oughtto be; never mind your
own business, that will take care of
itself. There is man passing along
there he is looking over the fence
into his neigbor,s garden-he sus-
picious of him, perhaps lhe eontem,
plates something some Of these dark
nights; there is no knowing what
queer fancies he may have got into
his head If you see any symptoms
of any one passing out of. the path
of rectitude, don't say anything to
the erring individual about it, but
tell every one else tat you can see,
and be particular to see great many.
1t is a good way to circulate such
things, and though it may not beLefit
yourself or any one else particularly,
it will be something equally impor-
tant about some one else. Do keep
something going-silence is dread
full thing, though there was silence
in. the Cours of H cave for the space
of half 40 Aour,--doa' let any such
thing occur on earth; itwould be too
much ike Heaven for the Inhabitants
of THIS mundane sphere. , IE after
all your watchful care you can't see
anything out of the way in any one,
you may] be sare It is not because
they have not done anything bad;
perhaps, in an unguarded moment,
You lost sight of them-throw out
hints they are no better than should
be-that you should not wonder il
people found out what they were
after a while, and that they may not
carry their heads-so high. Keep it
a going, and some one will take the
hint, and begin to help you after
awhile-then there will be music,
and everything wilIwor.l to charm,