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POLICE REPoRTs,-The Leutenanis of po-
lice reported thirty nine arrests in the District
Yesterday, and the nnes imposed amounted to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

DsATH--Mr. !ss. Springman, one Of the re-.
portoriai corps Of the RepnJlicdn, We regret to
earn this morning. lost his only child by an
attack OF cholera in-fantum, a disease very
prevalent atths time His many frie ads will
synpathize with him in his bereaymen;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
White Shirts, 81 25aS1.5U; A. No. Fine White
Shirt, Sz-5CaSa; Good Gsnze Undershirts, so
cents: Fine Gau2e Tndsrsh irts. 81; Fine Lisle
Thread Undershirts, 81 so Good Cotton Half
Ecse. III, 49, 90, and 25 cents per pair Best
English Half Hose, SO cents per pair At
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49 7th ST.,
between ID and Z, three doors above Odd Eel
lows Hall. f.
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II A L I u

II E L TYI
AUBURN, GOLDEN. FLAXEN AND sILKEN
- CCRLS
prodqced by the use Of Prof DE BREUX, FRI.
SIX IL SHENEUX. One application warranted
10 curl the most straight and stubborn hair Of
either sex into wsyy ringlets, or heavy massiy g
endis nas pesa used By the fashonablss Of Paris
Does no injury 70 the hair Priee b. msil, sealed
and post paid, 81 Descriptive Circulars mailed
lists, No. 2e5 River street, Troy, New York saIa
agents for the United States an s-dkweoi1S' '
I HAVE REoEIyED 4 FINE ASSORTMENT
LEWIS BAAR, 80 Market Epaces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

EFFECTS OF THE EEaT.-A horse attached
TO one OF the cars Of the Seventh street road
gave out Yesterday afternoon from the efTe rs
OF heat and exhaustion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
rREAT SALE OF WATCHES

Every ratron obtains a " atch by this arrange
No Partially shown.
We wish to immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates namFng articles,
are placed in scaled envelopes. Holders are en-
titled to the articles named on their certificates,
Watch worth S75G. worth less. The return
of any of certificates entities you to the article
named thereon. upon payment lrresp rctire OF its
worth. and as article valued less than S iG is
named on any certificate. ii will at once be seen
that this il no lottery. hut stTal ght forward legi
innate transaction. which may be participated in
even by the most fastidious. A single certificate
cents five for 81. eleven for 81. thirty three and
elegant premium So. siXty-siX and more valuable
premium for SIC, hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents or Others wishing en-
plovnent this is opportunity. 1t is icgiti-
mately conducted business. duly authorized by the
Government and open to the most careful scrutiny
10y WRIGHT BROS. & 60.
je3-lm 161 Broadway, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

JUST RECEIVED this morning one hundred
more Of those fine twenty five dollar snIts, at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 eth
street, opposite the Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
LOST AND FOUND

T osT-on the til q July. COL ,NECkLACE,
St and the Catholic Church, q "rgetown AM
RF srn n"f an4 s nigs nc % s
at the house OF Mrs. CLEANELAND ns3-
SIO REV lEl,TL9st: On >atuFday J0IZ @,Il a
largf White sots III forehead; id ios!.- and snort
tail The aboym ward will Ice paid f"r 81 b ia
tor1nari IN will lead TO er recovery lay the He's
Eisaf toward Of the 18th I. : Infantry. Russell
Barracks, VA hitston. l.. jyS3,s
NTRATFn OR STOLEN-Fron of the COM
arga ? rindi ri ' FAh ~, w"F paf liz b i'm
laF white spot in her forehead and Whit" on her
hask rum 4; a les Any person aiT,Pg infra9
rewarded. JnEN ETRKoI&HS.
NJ. ST. FRS street cast;
It Capitol HilI.t
I osT-on the, ST. instant; poo hET BOOK
IL containing about SIS 4 gentleman with om"
bc paid If retulned 10 star office. jy C-3t
I'rTND-A POCKET BOOK, containing small
L sum Of mon,y, which the "wn"r an hav" rs
md paving for a,iyerti-~mont. ~ f-3i
ca REWARD--IoSt, on the ID TTuIv. FIFTY
two s., between7rh Street and AIrtr"roii,an Bank
IL" finder will receive til" above il left at - In Ii
ana avenue. l"&2tF
VAKFN U or ST0LTS, Oh tie night Il the
vile, a GreZ, HORSE, an no.t,p RrcGY running
rcva5 ' Viii c paid by II" 4E' cREr l'i S S;'
iyt-2;* Georgetown, j.. Z.
SlN REW.ARn--Red and Whit. COW, straycd
o. " laSt Th"rSday. from kile.s pasture. mar
horns; and round hoir in one ear:
,y6-2t* Between y and o. , New jcss,, ave.
RRoiTIi'T TO TIE sl=ESl- RIBER. on WIv l.
- light Gay MARE, hind feet white, blaze il.
face: very stif: ten wear, old. The owner is re-
'"sss' 'Hj '5Af H ~ oEsf Howard Stables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

ONK HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars Just
received. CaH and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, AGO It'll street. oppo-
site the Post Office
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

n BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
| would take this occasion to return many thanks
10 old friends and patrons for their iiberality in
toners and strict attention to business to merit
large share Of their future patronage. By largely
herring strictly to the cash system Shall be en-.
allied to offer much better assorted stock at lower
Indies and rnbic III general to of the greatest
novelties oi the age,
THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES.
For bsantE, comfor; and style ii. cannot he sur
PASSED. Call and look at them before purchasing
any others. Call early. II is proper for me to say
on can rely upon finding a good assortment of
mise Hs and and i'is! tbs St lAa fs1s
2s With spd sh .ir n,I HAT nea cars
sizes. Don forget the place.
H. c. WINDSOR,
Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats,
je1-lm 500 It'll St. bet and h sts
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCHES,
FROZEN CUsTARD. &c,
Of all the most Delicate Flavors at
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| We have the pleasure of announcing to our nu-
ncrous friends ana the public in general that we
$50 Penn avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., the
| manufacture Of
ICE CREAMS WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCH. FROZEN CUSTARD, DC.
| Of ali the most delicate hayors. at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| We have made our selection Of the most choice
/. Creams from Orange county, New York, Psnnsy!
guarantee the public that we will the
VERY BEST MATERIAL
| in manufacturing the above mentioned articles,
and with our vast machiney and facilities and the
pioyed in Philadelphia at the business the most
We feel confident that can offer to the public an
article which cannot be surpassed in this country
All We ask is single trial, which will convince the
We mos, respectfully solicit the patronage of
Delivered to all parts of the city free Of charge
HARVEY 4 CO.,
le INV 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue.
eSSbD pks4rhE Gs tS4as2s
repaired, Keupholstered and Yarnished: l2th and
the ssDs highest
PARIs AND NETWORK MILLINERY.
Mrs. A: G. CASTOR has Just returned from New
r.%
Sonnets and Hats for ladies snd children; -
ments; Also, a general assortment Of dneS
French flSMsrs: BSnnet and Hat Frames in great
Particular attention given to all orders.
Rooms, 446 9Th street, near Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. NH l3-am
WAsHINeToN IRoN WORKS.
| CRAY AND NOYEs,
F0Hnders, Naehinisss, and Boilsy Makers.
Corner Of Maine avenue and Sd street.
| MaHuiactprrsrs Of Improved Stationary and Port.
able steam Enelnes Of any required power: Saw and
Grist Mills; also, Of Architectural Iron work.
Gratings kallilgs; Ioreings, Iron and Brass Cast.
| The increased facilities Of our new and extensive
establishment ENABLES US to offer those having
| on the most favorable terms. - WA
Agents for BurnhapaS Improved Jouval Turbine
| Water Wheel. nv 8)-sm
SA.Ap oh :. Prepared ser Pressing Salad.
CROSSE BLACKWELLT vIEEGAR
in handsomely ornamenteS dsnants-.
TURKEY FIGS: the finest IN the market. lsrse
| =. aud With thin skins. .sAs
LAYER RAISINS, very ,a.~.
/ NECTARINES. n. ". BURCHELL se
corner l4th and streets,
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ AND
LfING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street. tcircle, J corner Of NJ street
Washington ID e.

Washington, D. T..
This Institution has been established for the re-
ception of patients who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission
lying in chamber.
The building is situated in the most healthy por-
ton of the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every five minutes
Terms of admission: From S. 10 $40 per week, in
accordance with the required, pay able in ad-
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Surgical attendance.
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. ASHINGTON IRON WORKS.
r ebay AND MOVES,

So. Prepared foE Dressins Salads.
in handsomely ornamenteS deearter,
TURKEY FIGS: the finest IN the market. lsres
.. aud with thin skins. ..As'
LAYER RATSINS, very i..r.
NECTARINES. N. W. BURCHELL 'ss
corner 18th and streets
my Is under Ebkitt House
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THE EVENING STAR.

81 For "auCTIoN SALES" advertisements
ses fourth page of to-dsy's STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

nRY GCODS-DRY GOODS.
BEGAN & WYLIE,
No. 329 Seventh street, between New York
avenue and L street.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves Hoopsk irts, Corsets, and Notions
Ladies can rely upon fair dealing and the rsry
lotrsSt prices.
Our stock is kept full by daily receipts from New
York and Philadelphia. il IL Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

REGISTRATION CLosED IN ALRyANDRIA-
The registration has closed in Alexandria and
The colored majori'ies in the several wards are
as follows: 1st ward l01. I'd ward ~, Sd ward
-. 4th ward 100; total colored majority over
whites. al2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

SENTENCED III sade. one OF the parties en-
Gagged in the robbery Of Blackjack Cos =,
store, as tried before the County Court yes
terday, found guilty. and senten ced to an in, =
pr'sonment in the Peniten iarv for two years.
King will be tried to-day.-Aiex. Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

CONTRACTS Acknowledgement have been
awarded by the Commissioners of the Asyum
20 Mr.. Waite for furni shing mpdlcenes TO thar
institution, 10 g. W. Enmarson for meat at
II = per pound, and To Brown i Sons for coat
ard wood AT s. for white ash, ,2j for red ssh
and 81 for wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

llOIS OWN-For the Fourth of July-new per
ID cushion PISTOL; no danger loud re port quick
y loaded; cheap. \ harmless and amusing toy for
the young patriot doing away with the use of pow
der. Pistol and 100 reports, fifty cents.
KING PLACE.
je2 q Corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
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Nos / T. ;. /. :. Q. 70 H. L. IL. Il. Is. ~ ~ .
"a % -. SS. 81. -. b. 81 ~ - ~ ~ "a 81
a. ~ -. =. ~, to. 10. 81 Is 80. 10, Al - - -
-. 81, s. IS. 81. s.. ~.
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THE SUNDAY SCHooLs.-Seme of the Sunday
= neols CT the city seem 10 De iucrea sing now
beyond all precedent We hear tina. :hr NAVY
Yard Baptist school. under the surperntpnd.
sncr OF Mr.. @ Quick, has increased It's
membership nearly seventy within the pas
few weeks.
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Nos. l. 7. IL. IS l. "a q. a. AZ 50. * "a,
70 81. 50 81 5s IL Is. 6i Is. 6g 20, a. IS IS,
81, s., 81 IS. 80.
NORFOLK.
Nos. ~. Q. l3 Il. is 70 -. % 81, A. A. IS, A.
90 al. So 81 IS, So eu, o3, 81 Is, So 10 Il. - 15,,
Is. *. s.. n, IS. ~ li.lawim
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Nos I. q -. 10 II. Is ., "a 81 33 81 81 % H. 4
A. A. ~. IA, 81. 81 81 So So 20. - IL u.s. IS {,
10, Il. IS, a, 80, - IS, s., 81, IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

A VERY progg 1fh A ssp E6Rssst III
el5-f At 0DEON HALL. Aa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
Origin of "old Dominion"

Few things are so vel! calculated to awaken
in the mind of the proud Virgnian wander
ing ln foreign lands, touching "reminiscences
OF home and kindred, as the simple mention
OF the "Old Dominion" And yet there are
comparatively few who are aware of the term
which has SO long and so generally been ap-
Piled to Virginia. 1t originated thus Du-
ring the PrOtectorate of Cromwell, the colony
OF Virginia refused to acknowledge his an-
thority, aud declared itself independspt.
Shortly after, when Cromwell threatened 10
send feet and array to reduce Vivgiuia TO
subjeetion, the alarmed Virginians sent a
messenger to Charles II, who was then an
exile in Flanders, inviting him to return IN
the ship With the messenger and be king q
Virginia. Charles accepted the invitation,
and was on the eve Of embarkation. when he
was called to the throne Of England. As
soon as he was fairly seated on his throne, in
gratitude for the loyalty of Virginia, he
caused her coat of arms TO be quartefed With
those of England, Ireland. and Scotland, and
as an independent member of the Empire-a
distinct portion of the "Old Dominion -
Hence arose the origin OF the term Copper
coins Of VirgIRia were issued even as late a.
the reign Of George III, which bore on one
side the coat Of. arms of England, Scotland
and Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
From the St. Louis Republican. May 81
A Bogus English NObleman Abandons
Young Bride,

In the proper column Of this paper will bo
found notice Of the marriage Of Miss Eluus.u
2. Jones to Mr.. William s. Anderson. which
occurrence took place last Sunday morning at
st Georges church.
This announcement viii doubtless astonish
many of the friends and acquaintances Of the
bride and groom, and they will doubtless
make use OF the trlte expression, "Truth is
stranger than fiction" So it would appear
in this case; but short and romantic en-.
gagement between the parties eliminated in
sudden aud unexpected facts. The Young
lady Is resident of Carthage, ILL.,, and was
on visit to some friends in this citV. When
she left her friends at home she had not the
most remote idea of changing her name. She
knew of no other name that would become
her half SO well.
Her heart vas free and untrammeIed as
the winds that OOursed over the prairios
around her country home. A look, a touch.
or word, may sound the depts of the soui
Ike PIummet. The sensations of moment
may expand into an eternity bright with bliss
full visions and rich with the frnition of fond
est hopes. In such moment the country
girl who figures in this romance experienced
a life change which cast golden glow over
the horizon of n welded future. The gen
tleman who was SO happy as to meet his ideal
OF beauty at such a time urged his cause with
ierSid eloquence, aud pleaded not in vain
This happened on Saturday evening. On
tue following Sunday morning u small we'd.
ding party entered St. Georges church, and
two hearts were made one by the sacred bonds
OF matrimony. After the marriage knot was
tied, the happy bridegroom told the bride
that he was the son OF an English nobleman,
and possessed his proportion of this worlds
goods in his own right, without references 70
great expectation" of parental inheritance.
This fact he had hitherto studiOusly with
held, and the disclosure proved 4 most q
llghttul chapter of this romance of reality.
Another, and concluding chapter was ID
follow, which was not so pleasant to the COM
temptation Of either of the twain made one,
and contained a most unusual incident 70
such occasions. Indeed. it was the most 4O-
mantle circumstance of this most rUusantio
story. After the usual congratulations were
over. the wedding party retired from tn
church. While % the steps of the sleret
edIhce the bridegroom informed the bride
and the astonished company that business q
Importance called him TO our western frontiC
and that he would be compelled to leave inI\
mediately for Fort Reilly. A carriage was
IN waiting, into which he stepped, and bid
ding his fair bride adieu, soon vanished from
sight. She did not faint, fall, and contribute
to an exciting scene, for he had taken the
PrecautiOn to whisper in her ear that he would
be absent only five weeks, and he advised
her, IN the mean time, to be as happy rs she
could, and make preparations for voyage 10
England on his return
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
Fruit Without Stones.

AT the last meeting of Agricultural Society
in India, the Rev. Mr.. Eirminger commI-
nicated plan by which the stones of fruit
may be reduced or made to disappear, and
the pulp increased in size and favor. At
any time during the cold season select a
branch that is to be used afterward for mar
ching. Split it up carefully somewhat less
than span long. From both halves Of the
branch thus split scoop out clearly all the ptly;
then bring the halves together again, and
keep them baDdaged till they have become
thoroughly united. At the usual time, the
beginning of the rains. march the branch
thus treated upon suitable stock taking for
the place Of union the portion of the branch
just below where the split was made Upon
a branch of the tree thus produced, similar
operation is performed, and so On for success
sive Seasons; the result being that the stone
Of the fruit becomes less and less after each
successive operation. This process has been
applied likewise to the grape vine at Malaga /;
and plants thereby have been produced which
bear the finest fruit without the slightest yes-
tige Of stone within them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
wonderful Escape from the Grave.


AWashingtOn correspondent of the Boston
Transcript tells the following story, which
makes huge drafts upon the readers credu-
lity:
"a gentleman of New Albany. FLOYD coun.
ty, Indiana, Respectable and perfectly cred
sibe man, now clerk in the Pension Bureau.
Washington, was formerly soldier in compa-
ny +, 59th Indiana volunteers. In 1862 he
was stationed at st. Louis While stationed
there he was taken down with small pox. and
apparently died; placed in a coffin and imme
diately entOmbed. As the soldiers tomb was
rather rapidly filed, five other cofins were
soon piled on his. He lay there two and a
halfdays, when he became somewhat con-
scious, aud his first feeling was sufFocating
sensation. His screams alarmed the German
sentinel guarding his tomb, who, frightened,
ran, dropping his gun. which was discharged
The report aroused Mr. NJ. still more to
sense of his condition aud awful location.
lie redOublcd his screams, bringing rush
OF soldiers to the tomb, who soon got him out
and relieved him from his terrible confine.
ment. He is confident he should have suffo-
Gated in fifteen minutes. He says that though
never conscious of his dreadful situation, his
mind was always active and his sensations
unspeakabiy ightful-seeming to float
through scenes of surprising beauty, amid
strains of delicious music, such, to use his
own words, as he has never heard since.
For obvious reasons, he does not wish his
name to be published but your correspondent
will vouch for character"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21

THE END OF THE WoRLD-To thousands
this IS no fiction, no illusion of an oyerbeatea
Imagination. To-day, tomorrow, eve,y dav.
to thousands, the end of the world ia close at
hand And. why should we fear Il? We
walk hers as it were in the crypts of life at
times, from the great cathedral above US. we
can hear the organ and the chanting of the
choir We see the light stream through the
open door, when some friend goes up before
US, and shall We fear to mount the narrow
staircase O. the grave that leads US out Of this
uncertain twilight into the serene mansions
of the life eternal9
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21

a RECEIPT. OF HAPPINEss.-Iti is simple.
when you rise in the morning, forrs resolu-
tIoR to make the day happy one to- a fellow
creature. 1t is easily done. A left-of gar
ment to the man who needs it kind word
to the sorrowful an encouraging expression
to the starving-trifes in themselves as light
as air-will do it, at least for twenty four
hours and, i you are young, depend upon
IT. 1t will tell when you are old and, if you
are old, rest assured it will send YOU down
the stream of time to eternity. Look at the
result You send one person-only one, hap
ply through the day; that is three hundred
and SIXTY i've in the course ofthe year-and
supposiug you live forty years only, after YOU
commence this course, you have made four
teen thousand six hundred human beings
happy at all events for time. Now, worthy
reader, Is this not simple? We do NOT often
indulge in moral dose, but this IS 60 small
pill that one needs no red currant jelly to
disguise its favor, and it requires to be taken
but once day so that We feel warranted in
prescribing it. 1t is Hsozt excellent for dioes.
tIon and producer Of pleasant sIumber.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
Another Beast Butler,

Springfield, illinois, has rival Butler to
the ''Beast' of Massachusetts A subscrip-
tion to relieve the distress of the South has.
been set afoOt in the former place by -soI 4.
charitable citizens, through which Beast 10.
2 has been developed. The Rinois STATE
Register says:
g In their organized exertions to aid this
pressing charity, our kind-hearted citizens
laid out this city into districts, and named1
three or four prominent persons to collect
subscriptions and donations Three of these
almOners of the public mercy presented us
with subscription paper, desiring>aid. Feel
ing shat the object was most holy, we took
the paper, and casually glanced along the list
of subscribers. Among these we saw the
name of wealthy and charitable citizen for
the sum of one hundred dollars; numerous
others of smaller amounts. Blessings on
those benevolent hearts! Near this larger
subscription was the following:
"I will give the amount set opposite nv
name to purchase powder and lead to be used
in the South, provided the same is dispensed
by loyal agent. WIN. BUTLER, s5O.'
ga glance at this was not sufficient one
could scarcely realize the fact. We read
~again; the words were there; comment is
needless"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
POETICAI
IMP1oRAPAo

Up TO the silent Heaven the cry az
81 Bid war and tumult cease
Solemnly with midnight winds It
On earth let there be peace.
Too long have yonder holy moonb
Ger fields of strife below,
Too long have yOndeT starry watel
TO sounds OF waE and woe.
Too long in waiting at Bethesda's ,
The spirits trembling wing.
To heal earth's turbid waters, hspI
Have fingered wearying.
Bid that six thousand years of blood
Suffice life's mighty book,
Unfold one pitying page of peaceful
Where seraph eyes may look.
One snowy leaf. whereon Recordin
With truths own ray may " 3
DeedE sympathetic with the great r
AlIPure. and kind and bright
Oh dove of peace, as one in records
Brood O'er tlle surges breast,
Spread wide thy silver wings and fes
Till all be hushed to Fest.
oh, Printless footsteps, once at mfdr
O'er the stormy seas at will,
Walk on the, ,biIIOwy waves of hulna
Aud bid them, peace be stilt =