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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WILLARDS H0TBJ-SrKrs, onApwrcK 90
lanes Elysn., ". Thomas Re..h. Philsdslghi.i W
4 wheeler, g. shsnsi., PA. Kssnsy, W Lyss2, Q
7. HodEtins, Mr.. AIsrsndrs, Miss johnson, n. T..
2. v. wsollsy. 2. Lsydi, cineinssti, y. 4 Je.
rss. " s,ara, xr. wIliiss. RS1 .sa % ssiis. Va; 4 4
o. smith VILE and son, Aak seoiss, 9. p; ssolss
r., shslbsrry : Il. Mann and wife. Pa; Awsr
EBBITT HoUsE-c. o. WILLARD.
Hon ThO., = = Corn'l N.y York. 2; = sens;. .w..A.
% .ss. yssa wSlSf' Slsss, fas o. Il e.Sps:i q = h
Bua.loi esGIs: r NeS.rtsss New YoIi .. H.yi.y'
rsn, as Psii.asipsiat % join Rosnsoa S.o gs%: TUls
Charles A. Levi; ~ and LADY, LADY, v.. n. 2; Blsehfort
B.l%Srs "a s.S wil,s%:S1 New YI,t S.g
watson, Va. T. J.. D. Fuller, wsshipsiop, D. b.
METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs q snlLLlr.
=, Ls Roy Fitch. Hollis, w..hineton. D. g.; n.
Nay, ssy York "; 7. P.i1ss, y.i CIV AndsI.en,
Craig, Z bisSiosa, T. watson. s; ss. % Ysis; n Il l.
whs,lsI, Az B.Amsr. Boston R.w. Hyde, k.Hyde,
Hbbsrd, Boston; ". ". claik, Covinston, Ky.
NATIONAL H0TEL-H. 9. Benson.
All; J samuel Winston. ohloi :. q. Miller, New
bsaismia Harrison, Ma r. A. Urieop. c.p,r.j
America; J. 7. Zach ariAh, Va. John H. Downos
MINI. Charles =. Huriburt, n j.; ". p. Norton,
No. 8. 7. Lewis, Ala. J. B. Brown, Savannah /; d
T. Scott, Washington, d. O.
sEAT0N H0UsR-JouH II. sxnrxs
Charles P. MskAy, New York; Charles L. Jones,
John Paddock, Phiiadslphia; II. O. Pearson, New
York; W. B. Ham, J. W. stilos and son, Phiiadel.
phia; II. @. Percy and wife, Norfolk, Va O. Y
fadely, Z. 8. Bentley, Va.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owzH.
Gilbush Gordon, ., g. A.. II. o. Phsnty, WIN. Hagg
Pla. r. II. Hall, Thomas Goodwin, s. II. Stafford
New York l.. James, Baltimore; Bdwin Reside
Va =. rhorndike, Boston.
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Aatioual Republican.
aATps or ApyERTIsINo.

One square, one insertion, si; subssqusnt inser.
lions 80 cents. One square, one month, IS. Liberal
Inducements 10 quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers. ... H... ..... ..
Every other day Advertisements, 80 per cent addi.
nonai. Twice week advertisements, 70 per cent
additional s'gs.. a.n
Eight lines constitute sqasrs Less than a sauar,
charged in proportion, al the above rates. tsl,r
Editorial notices, % cents Per line each insertion
Local notices, % cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the hsads Of Waats
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not sxsssdini
four lnss, one insertion, 10 cents three umss, q
cents Any greater number Of lines At proportionst'
rates.
AdHartInamnnts Ahould ha hAndad In hAfors . p. N
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81 20

Umpirs-c. Lusk, Of the Creighton Base Ball
Club
scorers-Messrs. johnson and Harieton.
Fly Catches-Junior Creighton, 81 American,
Q. IBIS.
Yesterday afternoon the American Cricket
Nine and the Olympic Base Ball Club, played Q
match game Of base ball ct Ninth and 5 streets,
the game being quite an animated one. The
score stood as follows at the end Of the ninth
nnipgs:
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

A CASE OF NEGLIGESoE.-Mr. A. b.
Travis. connected with the Niagara Fire Insur.
snee Company, had severe fall on Monday
night while returning from Tenth street east,
where he had been on business. As he was pro.
ceeding along Ninth street, about midway be-
tween o and D streets, he was suddenly prscipi.
tated four feet below the level Of the street. On
regaining his feet he found that the party
having charge Of the grading Of the street had
cut It down to that point and left tho bank
without any barrier or light to warn pedestrians
Of the danger. He was considerably stunned
and Jared by the fall, but no bones were broken.
He succeeded in reaching home without assist.
ance, but Is to-day unable to attend to his busi.
ness, and thinks seriously Of proceeding against
the authorities,
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

~ To ru crrIrrss or loroaoxrowsi Arrange.
nsats have besa 70 have The RrrusLIoAr delivered
prsmptiy and regularly every morning 70 ssb.srib.
err "A sysfy part Of osorsstowu. a., A..
subssrirtions viii BE- received By ia r. Tners
10. lss Bridge strest who 10 oar suthoriIsd agent
for osorsstswn for its delivery, and win collect foi
subscriptions and solicit Advertisements for the Ma.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

SERESADE.-Last night Col. James NJ
Moore, who Is about to leave US for Richmond,
whero ho has been transferred to the quarter
masters department, was the recipient Of q sero,
made from the celebrated Holy Hill band, Of
by the Colonel,
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoNMIrrEE.-
Last night q meeting Of the above committee
was called at their rooms, on F,stroet, but owing
to the rain storm there was no quorum up to 81
O'Clock, and consequently no business vas trans.
acted.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

SIZZLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY. Platz
restaurant keeper, for selling liquor on Sunday
was arrested by Officer AtweIl and fined $50 By
Justice Walter,
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

SELLING LIQUOR TO MNoRs.-OficeI
Skslly, Of the Third ward, arrested Chas. Weiss,
who keeps . restaurant on the south side Of X
street, opposite the Northern Market, charged
with selling liquor to q minor. Justice Morssll
heard the evidence in the case, and fined Weiss
$40. The testimony was direct and to the point.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

Doc LAw.-Patriok 'Downey was arreste d
by Oaieer Clements for . violation Of the do I
law. and nned IS by Just ice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

AMPUTATBD,-A few days since we stated
that q young lad named Charles W. Fsnton, son
Of Daniel V. Fenton, residing on Four.and.a.
half street, Island,) had his foot crushed by
being run over by the cars on Maryland avenue,
he having fallen In sndoaVoring to got on while
the train was in motion. Two Of his toes having
mortified, Dr.. Woodbury. and his brother ampu.
tated them yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

BAsB BALL MATTERs.-The Baltimore
DAILY Commercial Of yesterday says, concerning
the game between the Mutuais Of New York,
and the Pastimss, Of baltimore. FrH
The lonG.talked-of and anxiously. expected
match game Of bose ball between the celebrated
Mutual club. Of New York, and the Pastims. Of
Bsltimore, came on yesterday afternoon on the
nearly three thousand persons and resulted in
favor Of the Pastims. From the fact that the
MutuAls beat the Nationals, OF Washington, D..
O., on Monday, BY score Of 40 10 10, II WAS the
general opinion that they would easily vanquish
the Pastimes, but In this city they were sadly
disappointed, and retired from the field badly
beaten. Tbs following Il the score: ,,,.tr'
a q, ... s'' i. seiesStssIss
Hs.,s,. E.ss,I.. ....,....,....iags .ns
Mr.. o. 8. Glover, Of the Eclectic Base Ball
Club, Of New York, acted ~ umpire, and W. II.
Dugan, Of the Mutual, and Otis Ksilholts, Of the
Pastims, % scorers. Al the close Of the game
the whiting club was conducted to the head
quarters Of the Psstims Club, whore there was
spread most sumptuous and elegant eollation,
In which all heartily Joined, and from the man
nsr In which II ws discussed II may b. safsly
said that the pasfine was mutual, The best Of
order prevailed on the ground, and great credit
10 due 70 the executive COMMITTEES Of the Pas
time for their efforts In this regard. The Mutual
loft for Philadelphia last night, whore they play
the renowned Athletics to-day the final game for
the ohsmpionship Of the United States. The
playing Of the PastIms was beautiful, and was
highly oomplimsntsd by tho Mutual Tho play.
ing Of the Mutual was much admired, and
loudly and frequently applaadsd BY the. spec.
An interesting game Of base ball was played
between the nrst nine Of the Junior Creighton
and the second nine Of tho American, yesterday.
Although the American has the Oldest members,
the little fellows came Of victorious. We ap.
pend the score:
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Morris Burns
was arrested on charge Of committing an assault
and battery upon the person Of William Luckstt
Justice Gull who heard the case, required the
aoeussd to give bail to answer at court
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

PERsoNAL.-Among Americans regis
tered at the office Of Mesa ., Bowlss, B..eyet
Co., "a Rue do Ia PaiI, Par is, on the i4th inst.
was D. A. Wells, Of this cit v.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

TEMPERANoE.-Owing to the rain last
evening, tho meeting announced To be held in
front Of the Patent otioe steps by the Iudepend
ent Temperance Society, was postponed.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

CRUKrY TO AsINALs.-Alexander Budd,
oslo.,ed, was arrested by oaicor Markwood, Of
tho Ehird ward, yesterday for cutting long
and ugly gssh across the breast Of horse, on
tho wagon stand at Ninth and Pennsylyanis
avenue, south side, Budd said he cut the horse
accidentally, while skylarking' He LEFT collat
eral for his appearance this morning Tor hear
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

FIGHrING.-Adam Ltice and John A
Depney, for hghtins In the streets, were vol
fined IS.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

MUsIc.-The band .of the 18th infantry
will Pl.y P. in the Pr''id'gr ground, this evening
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
STOv Il -.

ID REPARE FOR WINTER. GET
II YOUR STOVES IN oRDBR.-cali At BoYD's
and have your Latrobes repaired and ntted up for
cold weather. You that have not Latrobes or hre-
place stoves, call and examine my stock. have the
largest and best assortment In the market.
COOKING STOVES AND RAN0Es-ALL PAT
TERMS
REPAIRS for all sorts and sI,ss Of Stoves. ranges
40, 10.
RiRDwARS. TIswARE, AND FURNISHING
Ss- OLD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR
NEW. ROBERT BOYD,
No. 479 Ninth street,
Aul6.u Between and Z streets
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

REAL EsrArB TRASsFERs.-The follow.
day: Part Of lots $50 and I5l, Beatty 4 Haw'
kins' addition to Georgetown, So, 1876 sub lots
20 and a. square 97, $780, part sub lot l, square
242 west, 20 feet, 81, ,450i sub lot s, square 400
$3,264 lots 24S, 249, Beatty, addition to George
town, 81, ,642. SO.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

DESPERATE xAssAULr.-Atab about halEpast
ton O'Clock last night Officer Fields, Of the Third
ward, arrested . man In the Centre market.
named William Davis, OF Georgetown, charged
with an assault and battery, with intent to kill
q huokstsr named John Boldin. It appears that
the difficulty arose concerning . watermelon,
whom Davis made tho assault with huge but.
cher knife; and had not Boldin defended himself
effeotually, BY the use Of q chair, he might have
Jared badly. Davis was locked up at the Central
guard-house 10 await hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

VERY NEARLY A FIRE.-0ficer Reed, on
Tuesday night, discovered 9 light In tho second.
story Of the house No. 43l Eighth street, be-
tween @ and II. On investigation BY the ofiicor
II was discovered to be blanket and mattress
which had accidentally caught hre. With the
assistance of tho inmates the FIRE was extinguished
before any serious results happened.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
OLYMPIC D, u. O.

Umpire-H. W. Bsrthrong, N. B. B. @.
Scorers-Messrs. Allen and Potts.
CAMS TO Be PLArHD.
To-day, August 29-Nationai vs.. Empire, $3.50
p. N; National grounds.
Friday, August 30-Natioual W. Jefferson,
second mines, $3.50 p. m; White Lot.
Monday, September 2-Nationsl vs. Interior,
first mines, $3.50 p. m; National grounds.
Wednesday, September 4-NationAl ". Union,
Of Lansinsburgh, N. II National grounds.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

Those PRIzEs.-Therai is much enthusi.
ssm manifested among the Students Of the Con.
solidated Business College, corner Of Seventh
and D streets, as the time isrspidly approaching
when tho prizes for improyeaent In penmanshiI
will bo awarded. These prizes arc Moore's Po
etioal Works and the Femal, Poets OF America,
the 6rst to the gentleman nd the latter to the
lady whose penmanship Is deemed most worthy
We expect In few days to aVe tho names Of th'
winners.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

THEFT OF HoRsE.-Mbnday night, near
Bladsnsburg, a horse and wagon containing
some edibles were stolen from the farm Of Mr.. o.
y. Dufey. Mrs. Dutfsy yesterday informed
Lieutenant johnson of the fact, and he followed
the track Of tho horse for some distance, and
found the horse, wagon, and the other articles
with colored man by the name Of James IL.
Hilton. He was arrested and turned over to the
Maryland authorities.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

RISING Sun LODGE No. 8, l. o. G. t.
On Tuesday evening, at the regular meeting Of
this fourishing lodge. most interesting and at
tractive programme for social enjoyment was
presented. Several persons, ladies and gentle
mon, were initiated into the order. Quite q
large number Of persons were present and be.
sides the usual large regular attendance Of mem-
bers, many Good Templars from other lodges
were present. Although instituted on the 28th
of January, 1857, Rising Sun lodge numbers con-
siderably over one hundred and twenty .hve
members, and Is weekly increasing its strength.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

A SwrSDLrNa NEwsBog John Halehey,
one OF tho itinsrant vendors pf the current lit.
erature Of the day, and on Of tho craftiest Of
the craft, has been endeavorhg to put his wits
to an improper use. He hI been accustomed
to buy ticket at the Chpnies Office for five
papers, and BY placing an additional figure be-
fore or after the number, wofld receive the ad
ditional number, thereby t#indling the once.
John was paraded before J4tice Walter, where
Mr.. 8. Robertson appeared akainst him. He re-
oeived o severe reprimAnd aid was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

Run 0vER-Yesterday afternoon lad
named Albert Howard, was accidentally run over
by . street car at the corner Of Seventh street
and Psnnsylvsnia avenue, by which he sustained
severe injury TO ono Of his feet. He was taken
to Waite's drug store, where 1t was ascsrtsined
that the bottom Of his foot was nearly crushed
OF. 0aieer Skslly, Of the Third ward, procured
q hack md took the lad to his home, on Canal
near Congress street, Georgetown. Drs. Pster
and Donohuo, Of that town, were called In, and
amputats tho foot The lad Is about IL years
of age.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

A FALL FROM WIpow.-Yesterda
morning q lad, aged about ,ins years, and son
Of Mr.. John Lincoln, jsSoler, residing on
Seventh street, between D Ind south. while
looking from the second ,storv window, fell upon
the pavement. He was takSn into the house by
some bystanders who witnessed the fall. He was
properly cared for, and 1t was asoertained that
his injuries, although painful, were not Of
dangerous character.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

The NAVY YARD.-Myor Wallach, with
the joint committee appo6t tod In compliance
with Q resolution Of the Couoils on last Monday
night to wait on the Secretly Of the Navy and
uye that the Department dder tho building Of
steam machinery at the Wilmington navy yard
in order to prevent a dithargo Of workmen,
called upon Secretary WolleI about noon yester.
day. The Secretary stated hat he would do oil
In his power 10 prevent n rsluetion Of the force,
and expressed hope that hl would be able soon
to order more work to the y&d. In the mean.
time he would sss what coul DO done in regard
TO repairing vessels.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
M d c c L X.
l76o. 1867.
~OHNJTURY.v
900 A AY.

II
We have adopted The plan Of putting money In
Century Tobacco to Induce to use H. kuow-
Ing that II 10 only Necessary for them 10 give 1t
trial TO become fully satisfied Of Its merits and to
THE BEST FINE CUT MADE.
We will continue 10 offer these inducements until
this fact is fully recognized.
very choicest old and have devoted ever care 10
its nsnufseiurs is free from drugs, and In every
respect
PURE ARTICLE OF CHEWING TOBACCO.
On Mondays We will place In one paper sl0O o.
8. Note On Tussdsys, In two papers, ESQ each. On
Wednesdays, In i've papers, 60 In each. On Thurs
days, In ten papers, elo each. On Fridays In twenty
papers, y, In each, and Saturdays, in hy papers,
q sash, In all cases issuing Gsauias United States
drssnbaehs to the amount Of 600 day.
The hndsrs Of these 0resnbacks--by sending us
thsir names, address, and numbers Of the bils-wiu
be presented with packages Of Tobacco, In pro-
portion to the amount Of money found.
This house has been established for over Hundred
Years, and has always sustained . character for
honesty and fair dealing, which puts 10 Eight all
doubts, II any should exist, "a 10 the genuiueness Of
this enterprise.
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
can be had In large 81 prices
Of A. Miichsu IS Central street, Boston y. Van
sehaiek, 10 South Front street. rhilsdsiphiaj Foy
Earle, 60 South water street, Chicago; Schultz 4
Baglsy, % West Second street, CineinnAi.
Price list sent on application to
Established In 1901 10 Chambers st., NY.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

PASTORAL CALL.-Rev Robert J. Keel
ing. formerly rector Of Trinity church. on Third
street, who resigned his pstoral POSITION last
spring to accept the rectsship Of St. James
church, Chicago, has been ixited by the vestry
Of St. Stephens church, Hsrisburg, to fll the
rsctorship Of that church, tade vacant by the
resignation Of Row D. B. Lscock, who has &C.
eeptsd q call to the Church Z the Epiphany, Of
New York. DR.. Keeling hanesigned his charge
Of one Of the largest and welthiest parishes In
Chicago, and should he accnt the invitation Of
St. Stephens church, II wilbring him nearer tC
host Of friends, who regretted his leaving the
parish of Trinity church. -. = ..
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

TOURNAMENT CLuB.-Areorganization Of
the " "Giesboro' Tournsmen Club was effected
following officers: Presiden, J. +. Young, esq |;
secretary, Theodore MoshsI jr.; treasurer, h.
W. Walker. T. o. Barry, o., was elected as
marshal for the next tournament, which will
take place at the National Fair grounds, south
Of the Eastern Branch, on tuesday, September
IL.
The following gentlemen wsre appointed .
COMMITTEES Of general arrangements, to report at
an adjourned meeting to 10 held at Gissboro
Msssrs. James W. Walsh, Teodore Mosher, IT,,
R. W. Walker, Henry Maybe, jr., and William
Marshall.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
IxppovKNrSrs.-Mr. William d. Hutto

INPRovENESTs.-Mr.V William d. Hutton
contractor, has large forca Of men at work In
constructing the three.foot barrel sewer In Z
street north, between Seoon, street west and II
Dor creek. Ho has had, h,wever. considerable
bad luck; for whom the wortmsn dig down any
whore between New Jerse, avenue and First
street, tho earth, being male ground, caves In,
leaving tho work 10 be donsover again.
The work Of laying Niciolson pavement be
tween New Jersey avenue md Finh street Il
still in progress, and will bscOmplstsd In good
season this fall.
8Mr.- N. @. Reynolds, now building q sewer II
Fifth street west, between Gind NJ streets north
Is still making good headray, considering al
drawbacks by heavy rains, ..
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-."Have you any limbhorn bonnets ?"
inquired very modest miss of a shop

-."Have you any limbhorn bonnets ?"
inquired very modest miss ofa shop
keeper.
"Any what"
"Any lirabhorn bonnets."
"Any-you don't mean leghorn?"
The young lady was brought to by the
proper restoratives.
A gentleman who takes business
view ofmost things, when recently asked
respecting person Of quite poetic tenn
permanent, replied: "Oh he is one OF
those men who have soarings after the in
finite and divings after the unfathomable,
but who never pays cash." There are o
great many of that sort in the world.
"Look out there! What are you
kicking my dog for" 81 am kicking him
because he's full of feas, and 1 don't want
to get them on my good clohesw "Fleas,
the devil? Why, that dog sleeps with
me-" eyes, darn you l know it; and
that's whar he gets them."
"Mr. Jones, have you match ?"
eyes, sir, match for the devil, there
she is mixing up dough-" Jones pointed
to his wife and then s'slid" tor the front
door and down the road, hotly persued
by redheaded lady with oistern-pole.
Poor Jones!
- A widow lady, sitting by cheerful
fire in a meditative mood, shortly after
her husbands desease, sighed out: "Poor
fellow-how he did like a good fire!
hope he has gone where they keep good
fires"
"A young lady in San Antonio thinks
of going to California to get married, for
the reason that she has been told that in
that country the men folks "rock the era
dle." Her heads right
= A boarder at one of the hotels was
observed to shed tears when the cheese
was passed Upon being asked the cause
of his agitation, he replied that "the
cheese was very m0uing sight"
Josh Billings says: "Therc is only
one advantage that l can see in going to
the devil, and that is the road is easy, and
you are sure to get there"
There is q man in Cororado SO thin
that when the Sheriff is after him he
erawls into hisrife and watches his adver-
sary through the touch hole.
= Why are young ladies kissing each
other like an emblem Of Christianity
Because they are doing unto each other
as they would men do unto them.
-.I do not say" remarked Mr.. Brown,
athat Jones is thief, bat I do say that il
his farm joined mine ] would not keep
sheep"
t 1fany one speak in ofthee, consider
whether he has the truth on hts side; and
if so reform thyself, was the wise remark
! of an old philosopher
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Greenville & Columbia Rail ROal.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT UFFIUHi
olumbia, Sept. II, 1865.
On and after Monday, 18th inst, the Passenger
Trains will be run daily, Sundays e1cepted) un-
iii further notice. as follows:
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THE NEW YEAR.
ANONYMOUS.

Old Time has turned another page
OF Eternity and Truth,
He reads with warning voice to age,
And whispers lesson to youth.
A wear has fed Ger heart and head
Since last the yule log burnt,
And we have task to closely ask
What the bosom and brain have learnt.
Oh! let us hope that our sands have run
With wisdom's precious grains;
Oh may we find our hands have done
Some work of glorious pains.
Then welcome and q cheer to the merry
New Year,
While the holly CLEANS above US,
With pardon for the foes who hate,
And prayer for those who love us.
We may have some loved ones pass
To the land of hallowed rest;
We may miss the glow of an honest brow
And the warmth of friendly breast,
But if we nursed them while on earth
With hearts oil true and kind,
Will their spirits blame the sinless mirth
OF the true hearts left behind?
No. no, it were not we'll nor wise
To mourn with endless pain;
There's better world beyond the skies,
Where the good shall meet again.
Then welcome and cheer to the merry
New Year,
While the holly CLEANS above us;
With pardon for the foes who hate,
And O prayer for those who love US.
Have our days rolled on serenely free
From sorrows dim alloy?
Do we still possess the gifts that bless
And fill our souls with joyf
Are the creatures dear, still clinging nearf
Do we hear loved voices come?
Do we gaze on eyes whose glances shed
A halo round our homes?
Oh! if we do, let thanks be poured
10 Him who hath spared and given,
And forget not Ger the festive board
The mercies held from Heaven.
Then welcome and cheer to the merry
New Year,
While the holly CLEANS above us;
With o pardon for the foes who hate,
And prayer for those who love US.