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CoTTos.--There has been considerable
movement Of cotton in the city during the
past few days, and from appearances one
would think the market quite active. On
investigation we Gnd that mOst Of the deal
ers in this staple say that the market has
been ''hat" for over week. Up TO yester
day no sales worthy OF note had taken
place. On that day we heard OF one tale
of a middling lot At p cents, and another at
- cents. Most Of the cotton on the move
is being shipped down the river by those
who have had it stored in the city.
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DR.. Charles r. Quintard was yesterday
elected B shop by the Episcopal Convention
nov in session in this city. The Reverend
Doctor Is one Of The ablsst and most poPu-
lar oiyines We have had in our midst, and
l'' promotion viii give great satisfaction to
.4s church, aud wiz be particularly graii'
iy'hg 70 bis large circle Of friends.
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atIpurtarg 4 Commercial.
DAILY USI0S OFFICE,
sashuilla $780, ~

f-A-S3 - SFtSAAbGI o 4Co9s
There was 70 change in our markets yes
terdey. The demand for the staple articles
OF trade continues steady and prices firm.
There Is a fair demand for gold, and bro
kers are paying acc premium. Exchange
on New York is selling at &c. premium.
CoTT0N.-There is considerable enquiry
for cotton, and some sales. Prices range,
according TO quality, from % to 34c. per ID
FroUR.-No change. The market is firm
at Silasls per barrel.
BAooS.-Country is sell at 221za25c. per
ID and in demand.
GaocEBIrs. - Brown sugar, I71la22c. per
b.. coffee, 32a35c. molasSes, Sl.2Oa 40
per gallon.
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ATLANrI. Sent. 2-p. \.

CoTToS-Light Offering stock, demand not
aetive, al from 2sa30 per h., according to
quality and condition.
GoLD-Buying at 40 cents selling at As
cents. Daily transactions in Gold Dust ct
81 O5al 10 per pennyweight.
BULIIoN-Transactiuns in Bullion are ac-
tive, and sales daily take pace at s. cents
per pennyweight in specie, and 81 20 in
currency.
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The undersigned viii open his English
and Classical School in the basement Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Summer
street, on Monday, september 18th.
Thorough instruction end n oderate terms.
aug30-2w ". BRYCE THoEPsos.
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Exports of specie from New York,

The exports Of Specie from this port du-
ring the week ending the lst, have been as
follows:
lCsd Tor the 6aOStt
Total since January 1, 1s6J.............Sl0S 500 los
- C,s17lrrc.1I AfrgrfiecT
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Last Ohanca for RRrrnIns

The sutler Goods at A. & NJ. Landsberg
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re.
0ardleSs Of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, Sardines, notiong
and Hsts. Convince yourself by calling
here.
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Dry Goods Imports AZ New York,

The imports Of Dry Goods for the past
week and since January l, have been as fol-
lows:
For the week 1858 1861 1866
Entd at the port-Sl J66 2iS 81 4GG 1859 So s3s Al
Thrown on market 2,O44AZ So, so 50. 6,5I9
Snse Jan. l.
Ent'd at the port4s 429, sO3 60,652529 a. 3i2,GiI
Thrown market ~, lCs, AZ 62s3s,3 SOC 5VGz9, 54e
Commercial Advertiser.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

PHoTossAPHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, Tor sale, wholesale ano
retail. Remember the place, Gallery of the
Cumberland, % Cedar street, opposite Com.
mrcial Hotel. may27-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

The New Jew "a synagogue, corner Of the
squsro snd Front Street, viii BE- open this
evening al O'Clock, When the 6rst Jewish
sermon VIII be delivered by Rev. Mr.. lab
Lshennr.
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AtsrEsc explosion, at about half past
eleven o'clock A. II. yesterday, startled the
people Of our city, snd put qpia names on
she alert to dirceru the cause. II was 70 n
lsrsriained that it was the blowing up Of
several cars, loododwitb ammunition, form
gg part Of 4 train on the Nashville and
EgrbBs lem railroad, and occurred in the
vicinity OF Gen. Hardine's, some miles
.1u,bwe4. Of Nashville. No one can soy
tsrisiuly what caused the accident; but
1t is beloved It was the result OF
he explosion OF a spherical shell.
Three porsons we're killed and four
vcuuded--sll employees Of tho road, whose
names We srs unable TO give this morning.
The cars containing the ammunition, IN
deed nearly the whole train, were destroy
al, and other dsmsge done. No blame is
sgscned 60 tho officers Of the road for
1his accident.
its reported that there were some 800
ssg OF powder on the train, besides other
ammunition. Tor some time after the gener-
M tAplfsi'A rht4ls Mcto Dutailhb "pItiHiuh
li!. Although at a distance Of six miles
from town tho shoc, was distinctly felt in
The Western suburbs, where the window
ashes we're caused 70 yibrate violently.
The number Of killed aud wounded, stated
l5Ts was furnished rs by an officer Of the
road, and is presumed 10 be correct; though
heard larger number mentioned last
H..hL
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THE AoxoNEE CLUB.-The members are
notified Of an especial adjourned meeting
70 Be held this, Fripay .eveuiBg. September
sth, e e-o'cloek P. n. As business Of i'm
porianee VIII be presented, Il is hoped mono
5vill disragsrd this summons.
a. B. STAIN,
ASH Sec, pro ten.
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If you want to keep cool these hot days go
to 40 College street, and get some Of the most
excellent Ice Cream in the city. If
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silk sacques and Basquos, Velvet and
Cloth CIoaks, Wrappings and shavls Of
every dcrcription for fall.and winter. a.
VIM. W. Berry Co.., 81 College street
Sert--tr
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Ms Fsnny o'Brysn viii open her school
On Monday. the 4th day OF sertombcr. IN The
aspa'l Caursh, near The residence Of Mrs
aa'. 4. poIk. School hours from So an.
b2Ep.m. ssrs.lvs
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new andre
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary snd
Sexual Systems-Sent free, 10 sealed envelopes
Address, Or. J. SKILLiN HOUGHTOG, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. sprlS-ll
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

Just received, per Express, fns lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsOok, muslins, ct phi
Vste sale. GEO. SHIELDS 4 Co.
jlyl-tf q and q College street.
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Cal and examine tho large and varied
stock OF Dry Goods ST Vim. ". Berry j.
cas-, S. CoIlsgostroet. cheywHl bs pIsss.
w 20 '1hioi' ihcm' septs-jf
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PlaBters' Hotel.

On Summer, near Cedar street, is being
opened. Accommodations moderate and
prices high. CAMPBELL i CRAIGNLEs,
augl1-lm Proprietors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

EyU Ayp EAB-As well as diseases Of the
throat, lungs. heart, stomach, liver, blood,
etc., most successfully treatod at the Nash
y.lc 4e.hcal and Surgical Institute. Church
street. few doors below the Post OHce,
3. s. Aborn, n. D., examining physician
ead suTgeon.t sugl0-f,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
Notice 70 Soldiers.

All United States Soldiers who have been
confined in any OF the rebel prisons, at any
time during the war, can obtain psy for
communication Of rations also pensions,
bounty, arrears Of pay and all other Just
claims against the Government, by calling
upon or addressing
ISezRsoLL 4 RoGERs,
40K Cherry St,
Nashville, Tenn.
Address lock box 81. sug3g--tf
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CoLuxBUs, Sent. 2.

CorToN.--Two or three sales of small lots
at I6al9Lc., specie, were effected yesterday.
All the cotton offered st current rates OBJ
tains ready sale, but tho difficulty OF ship
ping is beng felt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.,-super Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

Z. P. Cone has received the New York
Ledger, Boston Pilot, Freeman's Journal,
Sunday Times and Dispatch, also the New
York daiIies Of the eth.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

Another Ambu'Enee Order appears in our
columns thismorning. u issueh su one as
Will correct the abuse complained o.
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sworn before the subscriber, -- Tor the
----of 49, this 49, dsv Of -, A. d.
ls6 and I also certify that the person
above named Is above ths sge Of sixteen
years, 20 the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief ----------
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NOZZLE, August %.
NV ORLEANS. Aug. %

CoTrOS.-The market was frIner to-day.
Sales OF about $50 bales were effected
at an adyRnce Of over lc. on yesterdays
prices. We quote middliDg at 3la3Sc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

ATTENTION lusHxEs Checks on Their.
,'' DanA'ng o., Belisst, Ireland. in sum,
y. - % ilo ioT sals al c. n Ordway's Bro
AZ 8 oiacs, No. - College street II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

II vac J.J' Moab, EGG, whose ann.
meat - Attorney 6enurai for ne M r
eieiai Circuit We tried 10 mention 49,.
day. Jester
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Pcsr OFFICES N TESNEssEE.-Ths follow
ipg Is complete list Of the post Offices
which have been opened in the State up to
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United States MarshaI,s s


The United States,
~
All he Estste sud Property, Money, Stocks nd
Credits q totert Hsthegs
BY Yirtue q ~ rt19aifi1ni e-n1aas % ne d.
rtrt,d from the Crcuit Court q TIE United STATES
ior The n fiddle District o. Tenaessee, and ID pur
susnce Of the decree 81 fsid Court pronounced on
the 4ih day % May, lS65 / si 90 the S0ih dav a
Sept 1881 cUrnenc lug 81 10 oclocs, n, sell a.
public suction, 10 TIE highest hddar Tor cash IN
rand, q ere Court house door u Nashraie, DAVIS
z5s couaty Tennessee, eli the night. utie and IN
tarast g.. ths pcT4od Of hts nstursl e. q Roberi
wsihssrs % ard IN the toio=inE described RAJ -
faie e WI: lwtntF.sE a-rez q land in he town
ii -hahsFiiie, Bedford county, ssic Of Tennessee,
larnr usrt o. lni No % in ne plan q said t-Wa
Aisos5 acres snds IN ne lslh civi dtstst q sad
county. -., ..-, 49,.
q SD couuF
a \ "a tlis ssrse day and dune. in the toEu d
ebslhs Vie lena vii b sold q pUllio auction 81
-. 500 q y. GiAsCpCa,
- ~ Marshal ~ u Tenn
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roon,. .,' nee, photographer. has eomrl;-
80. - 7, = ''a copies Of hi, suns,s MO-.
A1i1 o. e' Old frame h.,., =, 49, 80
,ill', Tom, former. ,. i use IN Green
johnson, Tailor" 4, ,,-.'0a by " A.
- life aud is highly surrr,,iv. IS ha'ar'l
long stride from that little So. " y as a
white House bat TIE feat - 30 The
cult one far Andy. o ai--
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SPECIALLY NOTICES.
Flnnr ana Cheese.

1000 bbls Of No l Flour,
SO boxes Western Reserve Chess,
In store and for sale BY Jno. J. Mccain
No IS Broadway, corner Broad and College
streets. SeptS--ff
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

81 elllasd reosiysd last evening the
s zen Pilot Esd RpRtlIns's own, and The
SsT YsTt Ledger,
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Champ Ferguson.
School for RoIs.

Splendid photographs Of Chsmp Ferguson
for sale at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
sep3-6t
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wssrs indebted 60 V. C. collier for late
neWspapors.
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b. P. Cone lsil Us undcr obligations yes
tsrday, for additional supplies Of the latest
Lewspgpeys.
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Marriage Licenses aud every description
Of law blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed to-ordcr.
Orders fOr Election Tickets promptly
filed on reasonable terms.
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rBy Ts-Eaphl

fBy IeieEraph.l
Ers Y1a., EeptsmhsF r.
stscks s.rosg o. call. closing weaker. Gold
closed d 1f8ss Cot,oa frn g Floor tai6s
tstse-, E4as. Extra siats s9F3 T. x. b. %
wheat le bst,er, spnng ] 198ssi ausor st5s 80.
Chicago spr1g and ailiEuukie club cora. a shade
aunsr; sognd. dali sad 8ecluing; aasoaua. 80.
e.. Oats quiel, aaBs1 Weston PORK duh. ss14
% Gg,S Nee mess closing q So %; fars aru.
2as5fa better, whisky opened dali snd closed
arsaer, . -i815 Petroleum -.
cncDe,Tf. septemheT7 2.
Flour stn ON nd % demsed ioesl ard eos
seed 20 toe hsl.sr Elal.fs. suporaloT 1lgsi sr-
lrss zsss iami 70 aas.o. Pr-no "a red she .s
= - dsualla e 81 Bas neu isdal 4 s. s8l g;
Con- s286s. oats a.. Bye 9o8s1 Bailey ig.s
%. Whazy . E1a asa- PfoEs.eas qulet
oig KISS Fora Z hei8 a. 81 o.. Balk ham sold
siaI. Gruestes grn. FlsE SEED 2 fo82 q. Ia,
SEED s4iTa
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-, "'' ". Berry CO. are now in recent Of
CO y, .-iss'' STICK Of Staple AID Fancy Dry
la ever imported 70 Ns,hyins.
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d. '.y your Internal Revenue Stamps st c.
81 ~ S'a"ay's Brokers' ofsoe, IS College ct.
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'-'avillo Medical aud Surgical Institute,
,'u''h street below Cherry, open from : s..
-. ' ~ p u'' Tor the reception Of patients
-..e''ns from any form Of disease. either
-,1 ' 20 eAfoaie. &. s. Abarn. II. D.. Ex-
u 1hl Surgeon. iv9s-tT
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For Sale st this Office, ore good second
hand Boiler. Wan be sold cheap for cash.
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The ladies' are invited 10 inspost the stock
o. s.lia, Dress Goods. Trimmings and Fancy
5oal5st VIM. ". Berry 4 Co.'S, 81 College
tree. sept7-tf
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Hd. Rolls, Rusk and Buuns every morn
ing at the Nashville steam Bakery, &c
Summer street. near Union. tep5f
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TwFSry-FIyE CgNTs FOR UNIoN AND PLAN
rrEs' B,yE.--The notes Of these iwo Banks
seem 20 he steadily declining, ana as cash
Bank has over q million Of circulation Utill
rui, they will probably decline 10 % cents
N the dollar. Thos 8. Mari, Broker, cor
nsr Of Union FAD College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables MIN
10 give considerable more than lhis rata AZ
present send your money 70 him before
she orders are Gnod. a.
sell your unouuent money, mutilsted
Notes, and G cts. interest Notos--st c. n.
Oriway's Brokers ohoe, sg College street.
II
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lRRIEAL AND DEPARTTRE OF THE TRAINS,

OUR jon OFFIoE.-We IRE executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the nestest style, and 81 the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS oONPAST.l
NAsHyuLE, sept Z, isl5,
T1Po,f sna ..ssr tbs dsfs 70 ccTpss WI b -
osiTsa for Ts1nspoTtEtoa MI lhe - e O.
tehaf VOL RosA, Agszi
asp6-iN
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cnEGARAY INSTITUTE
No. 70 Madison Avenue, New York.

EsEzECE AND ETGLIs9 Boarding. ard ray
School flr sounF Lad IS his lasutulon,
founded 30 NeV-T orE 1914 WI re-opeo 5epteIE,oel
20. under the direction fMne B PkAf 81
augZJ-lIu
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FOR SALE,
AT THE LOWEST RATES,

o 000 GALLONS Of Copper Distilled RE whls-
EsUtTlt ky, from o~e 20 three years old. The
same will be guarant. Cd genuine distilled accord
ing to the old German fash on, and is therefore well
adapted 10 iamily use and for medical purposes Also
thr'e hurdred "a oos Of Peach and oitawba Brandy,
about three Years old. IL =
These Liquors will be sold TO suit purchasers An
any quantity, nom a barrel 10 tbs smallest kes.
PHILIP ZAPP,
ml0daN2m
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Knternai Revenues.

! The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has made about three hundred special rulings
IN reference totaxes The following add.
tionsl ones are furnished by the Brooklyn
Eoele:
The Collector Of Revenue, in authorized Ia
receive all he can get, aud hand as much as
be can afford over TO the Government
A man that has got 10 income can swear
that he has apd if he psys the, taxes ON it,
the law don't insist on hfs taking the mon ey
back. iufNb =
q IL citizen fails to assess himself in any
sutD, the Assessor Is authorized to double th
amount and add one undred per cert. to it.
IL the Assessor thinks citizen has assess
led himself too much, the law requires the
Assessor to say nothing about it, for fear of
hurting the citizens fee lings.
When q man and wife have each separate
Liihcomes and douit live together, and the wife
boards with her aunt, who is widow and has
property OF her own in government securities,
real estate or oil stocks, and the husband ia
not IN the habit OF paying his wifs,s board or
milliners bills, the tax for which he ia liable
will depend upon the smopnt ofbis revenue,
If be has any. His wife's' auut cannot be
held liable for his income tax unless the man
should die and leave his property to her; but
,hou d he die espd leaye no property, than, the
Assessor may remit the aunts income tax,
exeept. on what she actually owns. VI u
Widows are not required 10 pay tax on the
income their husbands might have earned il
they had lived; neither are their second hus.
bands liable therefor = f.r...sr -t. i
A merchant who has made fifty thousand
dollars this year, on indigo, cannot deduct
seventy-five thousand dollars he lost in ls49,
on gun,-eowre aud beeswax. a.l.. !,
A man may deduct the rent Of the house
he lives IN, whether he pays the landlord or
not, H F tgts ...H Hr
That's the landlords business
Ayo1ng man who is entirely dependent on
his aged mother for support is not required to
pay her income tax r..aI .4...
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Picture OF tlie Rea sea.

Hogsrth was once applied to BY a certain
nobleman to paint on his staircase a repre-
sanitation Of the destruction OF Pharaoh host
ia the Red Sea. In attempting to fix upon
the price, Hogsrth became disgusted with tho
miserly conduct of his patron, who was IN.
willing to give more than half the real value
of the picture, At last, out of all patience
he agreed to his terms 10 two or three DAYS
the picture was ready. The noblemau sur
prised at such expedition, Immediately called
70 examine 1t, and found the space painted
all over red ..s U...a
1rzounds," said the purchaser, "what have
you'here ordered scene ofths Red Sea.
The Red Sea you have, said the painter.
But where are he IsrAalitesr
They have all gohs over"
And where are the Egyptians 2
ii iThey are all drowned
The msers confusion could not be equal
ed by the haste with which Le paid HE bill.
The bitter was bitten.
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AGENTS WANTED.
sHlaRIFFs SALE OF LAND WARRANT

Geo, W. Honk 10 III Superior Court Of
- Montgomery county,
DtjRsUANT 10 an order and decreA Of said su eri.
Court At 10 April Term, 1905 In the above ease /
viii sell at tbs door ofthe Court House In Dayton in
said county,
On Saturday the lar day Of fJaly 1895
between and three o'clock, A. NJ. OF said dAv to
the highest b der Land Warrant cert cato No. bQ25i
besrfna date Anrii I'd iei9 and issued 10 the name OF
said defendsnt Daniel 3. Barber.
Terms Of sails cash.
q. II. DAVIDSON.
ehsria of Montgomery co., o, and special Master.
June ID, ttW.
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g4alIp Gmpire,

OF summer winds. your balmy breath,
Is DER me sofly blowing,
hear your voice among tho pines,
And o'erthe waters flowing.
OF summer winds,you bring TO me,
memory ofthe Iorg Ago
ofhaPpy hearts, OF starry eyes,
And murmuring voices, soft and low.
or fair mansion on the bill
With pictured rooms, and wide, cool hail.
"nen through ths sunny summer days,
The sound ofiairy foot.steps fall.
i+b tnnHIEE tlfNf VIZ 'rT-1 f
And green orchard, sloping down,
To the deep woods very edges,
Where climb the woodbine and the rose;
o'erall the towering hedges.
o. OF dear, old woods I'll ne'er forget,
The times when meath thy branches roaming.
I've loudly called TO Echo am g
She answered softly through ths glosmnE.
dim, cool woods no more shall J,
Beneath thy branches low reclining,
Listen to rapturous eoDg Of birds,
Or wreaths of fairest flowers twiuinR,
3 % summer winds, l see youas
a You chase the flying shadows,
hear you wsrbling down the glens
And Ger the long, green meadows.
And then 0 moaning wnds you blo,
MY sad thoughts TO that rolling river. .
To that lone grave, where ieth ono,
Who fond hearts will linger ever.
o summer winds, you give me rest,
.o fou bring me hopes that when I'm dead,
!Sonts one will stand beside INV grAvo
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HAD HIN THERE,-A friend of ours, who
Is clerk IN a New York mercantile estAb,
iishmept, relates a colloquy from which q
LAprighhy youth in the store came out second
best a poor boy came along with his ma
chine, inqoiHbe 1hfr1 are : i'f 3
"Any knives or scissors to grind p
Don't think we have, replied the young
gentleman, iaeetiously but cant you sharpen
wits y sll tfn tsia.l .l1.8t
"Yes II you've got any" was the prompt
retort, leaving the inlsrrogaior rsthSr st a
iOSt 10 produce The article.