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VINO WAsIr.-TAe Boston papsrsof TA1rs-
iday say:-"A an cid geAaensn nom Qeorge-
town. b. O., was abeut % step on the 6Sotratn
TO salem. this morning, at the Eastern depo&,
q very polite young man offered to assist hin.
and did. Upon being seated the old gentleman
found that his gold watch was missing. and
the young man also"
POLLOK MATrRRs.-The whole number OF
the amount OF nnes imposed, SO.
No LL0RNsH-A man named jarrett Shaucks
was yesterday arrested by officer Folkman,
charged with violating q corporation ordinance
fined him S2O.5O.
CoMMITTED-Mary Kelly, we'll known to
the police, was yes terday taken TO the station
nouse every drunk,' a. the police reports say.
She had bearing before the justice, who COM
mttted her to the workhouse.
DISQUALIFICATION Knowles came before
the Justice yesterday evening charged by
Mary N. Smith, with having made threats to
him to give security to keep the peace.
VIOLATION OF THE I.Aw.-Charles H. Wood
and John W. Lawrence, were arrested this
afternoon for selling needles without license,
and were fined S205O each.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Offerings 3 600
bushels Of corn, $50 bushels Of red wheat, 200
bushels of oats, and q small lot OF rye. Sales
400 bushels OF inferior red wheat at 81 .05; 81
bushels OF rye, at 81 20, and 200 bushels of oats
the price not given.
Crimea, Patterson master, from New York and
for Portland. few coal boa.s lie in the har-
Dor, which assumes duh aspect.
DRovER's REsr.-Cattle sold at Drover's
Rest yesterday at from to 7k cents per
pound. gross weight.
THE MARKKT.-Green corn, 20 cents per
dozen; cucamb beers, 30 cents per dozen; whortle-
berries, 10 cents per quart apples. 40 cents per
peck; eggs, 20 to IS cents per dozen; tomatoes,
10 to Is cents; watermelone. IS to so cents;
canteloupes, is to 20 cents; peaches, IS to 80
cents; cabbage, 10 to 90 cents per head; butter,
25 to 30 cents; cocoanute, 10 to Is cents; po.a-
toes, AZ cents per peck: spring chickens, $3.50
to $3.50 per dozen.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-From the Oumber-
land Co. during the week, 2,654 TONS from the
Borden Co.. 1sO75 tons; from Rays Docks, $3.50
tons: ana from the Consolidation Co., |, 3il tons
THE CANAL -Twenty-nine boats have ar
rived since our last report, and twenty-six
to-day along the canal in the way Of unload
ing boats.
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WRIGHT BROS. 4 CO.,
161 Broadway, New York,
OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition of DAVID NJ. SMITH. Of SPRING
field, Vermont praying for the extension of q
Tor an improvement in Spring Clamp for oCiotheS
Lines. for years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place the 25th day of Octo-
her, 1857: ...Hl.5 liz L 81 &
It is ordered that the said petition be hesrd at the
next, at u O'Clock m; and all persons are notified
to sppe:a.E; and show sanss, any they have. Why
Persons opposing the extension are required p
fae in the Patent Once their objections specially
day Of hs.ring; atestimony led BY either g:rty .
mitted in accordance with the rules of the ONCE.
which win be furnished on appliestion. ;. :. -.
timony must be filed in the office tss.sy days befsre
the day Of hsaEing; the arguments any withl4
Ordered, also, that this notice be gHeshed IN TIE
Republican and the IntelligenCer, W eshinefoA.O -.
c., and in the Vermont Record, 6pringneids vt-s
once week for three successive weeks; the hr!t e
said publications 70 Be st lsssf SKY daEs krevio
iy9a,Waw - - : Commissioner Of Paseasa
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DIED..

COBURN.s On the 10th inst, ct ia! M, JOHN
COBuRE, ESQ. IN the list ysar Of his age, and for
HIS friends and members OF the Association Of
Oldest Inhabitants invited to attend his funeral
from the Foundry NJ. T.. Church at p. nj. on Sab
bath AFTERNOON. - - a.t w sfir 3
EVANS. On the evening Of the Sd inst. !, 7 HOS.
FRNTQN EVANS, In the lst year Of his age
His friends and those of the family are Invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence 4th
near Frederick street, Georgetown, on tomorrow
(Sundayl afternoon At o'clock. x.
SCOTT. On the 10th inst, at 6.35 q. M, Mrs.
ELLEN SCOTT in her so year: 81
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral
from her late residence Blagden q alley, between
9tl aud 10th And n and N streets, on Tomorrow,
fSunday , at B ocl0cksp. M. sa#ss e.ifa9tl a
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NATIVE WINE BIrTERs.

Il Els fstsa
an
been used prevent We of all miasmatic and ma
the blood correots the action OF the liver and kid
neys, promotes digestion estabishes regularity In
@ on a9s
Being made OF pstiye wine and the pest Vegetable
invisorator early the morning, and before meals
generally; and, being perfectly free from every.
only with safety at an times, butts confidently re-
commended to persons Of both sexes as gentle
at aTes sins ac s should
be without it,. az it will supply great desideratnm
rem, by whom may be used with perfect impunity
AS the season for malarial and miasmatic disease
HScu prSs as
the sumner and autumn and dis general i,nrElgors
tor the s aou's ana a.
WEI Eo Il p sALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1hs trade : respectful, 'nS;'s st e
jyl1-6m -. 212 Pennsylvania avenue.
NnRY CATAWBA.r7
and s Fl s!
an s.a rs fe nIsiah sy venue
TO ss; ssg:
sss ssss ssss
IL Ladies white or coiored Gnderskirts Balnac.
rals, Aprons, &C., Stamped on Imitation or braid
ing y WV Ar NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies ha wing clothes, for chi.
pattern prnted.in the goods indelible Strips that
can be attached to the bottoms q La1lss skirts,
cost of braid Birds, medallions, Figures, animals
9fa.y pattern stamped Coos e Ps{N sSssRRssd o.
NH T2-tf 1S9 9Th street, opposite Patent Once.
VOW g Z A.N6EORD D.. The fhoroush- bred
sstats q tie isfe OonahefqrsR 3. =. Stock In
nf1&N. CONNIE ncin9 April 81 and ending November
III 1st ts0len Elem farm. about two miles north.
wet OF Georgetown, in the District q Columbia,
At IN for the season, payable at tho tiuns q ~
vice. FOR pedigree and further particulAss 90
hand bills. e - ssSss q. W. TURNER.
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CLosxor THE SCHUHrzuE FEsr.-There waa
an immense crowd Of persons q the closing
order prevailed, ana all seemed 70 ENJOY thsm.
selves. II IL estimased that 1900 persoa. s
were present at sne time last evening, and tho
festivities were kept up until late hour. Al
m tttee dnnissed, there will be number OF
visitors Of the PARK this evening.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy yoar Gents Fur
nishing Goods at FRANCIS, 494 7th street, be.
tween ID and e, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Gray'ss Collars, lSc. box; Gold
smith, Byron and Harotte, loc. box; Imitation
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Gar0tte, 1876.
box. And all other goods cheap IN propor-
ton. 81 t+s r. - t..1t AL ~ u I:
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MARRIEb.

SMITH-WIL6OE. On Thursday, the 9Th inst
at the house of the bride by the Rev. Dr. Holmead
of Grace Chifrch. tHr. JOSEPH N. SMITH, of
New Jersey, to Miss HENRIETTA WILSON, Of
this city.
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cnANuEL NI6E.tTagE9 s5s8 4 -p1sTlx sfstfs4 a :
~ % l,ARPENTERs AND BUILDER, EE
SAC n STRE 1T, kotween 18th aud 18th streets.
CONTRACTOR FOR BUILDINGS, aus I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.

CUMBERLAND VALLEY INsTITUTE,
~ FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
MECHANICSBURG, PA.
REV. O. EGE SON. Fifteenth Scholastic
year Duties resume Sept. Sd. Circulars at this
Office, or Mechanicsburg. aug 7eo6w+
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.
- JOHANNESBURG. Pa,
TWELFTH CoLLEGfATE YEAR.
DUTIES RESUME SEPTEMBER 4TH.
Send for a Circular. aug7-eowT
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CITY ITEMS.

GATHERS NATIVE WINE BITTRRs.-Pass.
irg up Pennsylvania avenue early yesterday
morning we were surprised to see handhiils
posted on the sidewalks, calling attention to
the superior merits of these bitters. This may
he ell very well as far as an advertisement
goes but we are somewhat ,astOnished that
Mr.. Gautier would 60 to this trouble, when
his bjtters have made such wonderful cures.
and are so well known 20 the public, although
so lately introduced to the notice OF the public.
There lie no denying the fact that the efficacy
OF those bttters in all diseases where there is
fever is wonderful.
! On MONDAY, afternoon and evening the
Printers repeat their second annual picnic, at
Seventh street Park, rendered necessary by
the Indictment weather on July 10Th, when so
many OF their numerous friends were prevent
ed from being In attendance. Take partners,
and forward, all. .
JEwELRY.-Bog Wood Hoop sets and But
tons, Jet sets, Jet Chains, Silver plated Spoons
and Forks, received this morning. at Prigg's
One Dollar Jewelry store, No. 4Ss Penn. ave-,
near u street.
IT'S BHAUrY CALLS and glory leads the way
to Hennings One Price Clothing store, corner
7th street and Maryland avenue. s,
NOT VERY EXPENSIVE, but cool and com.
Portable are those $3.50 White Suits for men, at
A. Saks Il Co.. 517 7th street, adjoining Bank.
In SEVERE CASES of lngrowing Nails, Bun.
lOuss NOIuSs cLC.s ctu0T spray, OF hUl8Ollu0s
relieves the patient Of all pain during the
operation, after which the shoe can be worn
with comfort. DIR. White, ChIropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ak and 9Th SITS.
Hours from q, m. to p. NJ. No charge for
consultation. 1850
THE RRTORT COURTHOUSE You're dull
looking set. as Sozodont said to the neglected
teeth. I'VE shall soon Improve under your
auspices" Is the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
don't. 60
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE-Apply at tina
Star Office g. fl4-
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GExUAL DIsEAsEss DERILITY. Ae.-Fsy
e ~ Sb Be f seS ie4
06. Sold by American News Compsny, 19I Ma
On :treet, New York. Sexdfer esves3aT.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball was
played yesterday afternoon bet ween the second
mines OF the Continental and Gymnastic Base
Ball Clubs. The score stood as follows:
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN PRCK.-The funeral
of the late Captain Joseph Peck took place
yesterday afternoon, from his re -idence on E
street, near Tenth, and was attended by a
large number Of relatives and friends. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev
Father Kane, of st. Patrick'ss church, and the
remains were interredin Glenwood Cemetery
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GREAT SALE OF WATCHES

Every Iatron obtains W atcn Dy tnIs aIra Hg
No partially shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
MAGNIFICENT stock Certificates naming articles.
are placed in sealed envelopes. Holders are en-
titled to the articles named on their Certificates,
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be .
Watch worth $50 or one worth less. The return
Of any of certificates entities to the article
worth. and as no article valued less than s 10 ID
named on any certificate. it will at once be seen
innate transaction. which may be participated im
even by the most fastidious. A single certificate
cents, Ave for 81 eleven for So, thirty three and
elegant premium SIS, sixty six and more valuable
Watch for Sl5. To Agents others wishing eua-
ployment this is rare opportunity 1t is isgitt-
inately conducted business duly authorized By tho
Government, and open to the most careful scrut1y.
A'S -. WRIGHT BROS. 60,
ie 2em 16l Broadway, New York,
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JRwRLRY.-Bog Wood Hoop sets and But
tons, Jet sets, Jet Chains, Silver plated Spoons
and Forks, received this morning. at Prigg's
One Dollar Jewelry store, No. 439 Penn. ave-,
near L street.
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PAWNBROKERS.

AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. AK
It CB: FURNISHINGS LOAN OFFlCE,fsS
AIS 18th street, Sd door south of Penn. ave.
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, On
Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds.
Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos, Furniture, Me-
chanical Tools, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Wearing
Apparel of all descriptions. -
. NH 6-Snls b. BURNSTlHB.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were reported to
day at r. NJ. Halls Real Estate Exchange, No.
~, Louisiana avenue, corner of 7th street -
Sub q, square AS $500; sub. G, so uare south
of square AIS, 1910; A, S. square south OF
square AS, 1910, part sub. 10, square s63, feet
6 inches Maryland avenue, soc; lot 2. square
500, s275 part OF tract called Friendship -
l9k acre., s2,J76 lot 3, square i29, $l3, 2533 50.
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IT'S BHAUTY CALLS and glory leads the way
to Hennings One Price Clothing store, corner
7th street and Maryland avenue. ula sr
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NOT VERY EXPENSIVE, but cool and com.
Portable are those $3.50 White Suits for men, at
A. Saks Il CO., 5l7 7th street, adjoining Bank.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-Apply At tina
Star Office ~.
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MAD Doc SHOT.-Sergeant Vernon, Of tn,
10th precinct, yesterday evening shot a mad
dog in the yard of a house occupied by Mr..
Baker, On Az street, between q and H streets,
Island. .Es ... ,
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THE RRTORT COURT8oUs.-a You're a dull
looking set" rs Sozodont said to the neglected
auspices Is the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
don't s-H .a 60
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DEAD.--Mr. John Cobnrn, tor fifty three
years a rerident of his city, died to-day, in
the list year OF his age He was associated
with most Of the prominent citizens OF Wssh-
ington OF the olden time, and wa trusted by
President Monroe as his agent in financ iai
matters. Mr.. Coburn will be remembered more
recently as for some time the le see of the Man
sion House, above Wizards. He was 8 mem
Der OF the ASSOCIATION of Coolest Inhabitants, p
ana they will attend his funeral to morrow.
from the Foundry M E. Church.
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DAMAGED VEGETABLES AND FRUITs.-lt is
now becoming quite common practice for
hucksters and farmers to offer for sale in the
market decayed vegetables and fruits, especial
ly peaches. Now this is greatly ieo pardizing
the health Of the comm unity, many of whom
are willing and ready to purchase partially
deeayed or bruised peaches at a re-
duced price. and check should be put upon
the sc sales. as it is understood there will + ;
by the police and sanitary officers, who have
al thority TO arrest the dealers and take them
before police magistrate who is provided
with a law 10 fine all sellers OF unsound pro-
duce.
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SANITARY REPORT-One dead cow and II
dead dogs were reported and removed by the
officers OF the Sanitary com pany yesterday. A
dilapidated and unsafe building on the corner
of Twertieth and streets was taken down
and removed.
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tax and also capitation or poll tax Tor the
benefit benz Of the schools By the act Of Mayaa,
dollar upon every free white male citizen of
this city, OF the age Of 81 years and upwards.
which shall be due and payable at the
the same time, and shall be collected in
the same manner, tho taxes upon personal
property are collected" The Assessors were
to make return to the Register OF the persons
copy of said return In the hands of the COL
lector, who was TO collect the tax as sooa as it
became due; and in default OF payment within
noc ~ distress and sale Of the goods cS.t
tells, and personal effects OF the person charge
able herewith. The Collector was further
more required 70 keep q separate and distinct
account Of all money received from this school
tax, and to deposit weekly to the credit Of the
school fnnd OF the Corporation. The charter
provides that no person shall be entitled to
vote who shall not have paid all taxes legally
assessed and due on personal property; the act
of May %. 1e4S, just given, levies school tax
ofone dollar upon every white male citizen over
passed In 1919 and 1850, no person can vote
whose name IL not returned by the assessors
as subject 70 the school tax, and who has not
been fully carried out the only persons who
have been required to pay this school tag of
one dollar being those who vote at the annual
elections. white 1t was undoubtedly the inten-
recent &C OF Congress has repeated this poll
tax as connected with the right to vote, but
it can still Be collected vita other taxes. On the
LIST OF Navem6er, feie, ten additional primary
schools were authorized, with teachers whose
salaries were limited 70 $3.50, and ths rent OF
rooms for which. was not 70 exceed an aver
age Of $50. Five assistant teachers in the four
then existing schools were Also authorized at
the same saiary. The Board was required 10
furnieh hooks and stationery TO destitute pu.
pills, and also TO Keeps once in the Oitr HatIs
it wns also provtSeu ssthat . high schoolshafi
b established by shs Board Of Trustees, 70 20
into operation on the LIST or September. or as
soon a. the Corporation shall provide &C !
commodAtiops fox the same" Tha Board has
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH.-Martha Berry
dispatch and procured q search warrant upon
the pre- mises OF Eliza Watson. Ofhcer Orump,
Of the Eighth precinct, took the matter in hand
and executed the search. but up to last ac-
counts the chicken had not been found, and it
Is feared it has been foully dealt with.
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Observation-Disclosures morning, Odicer
Lynch, OF the. seventh PRECINCT. found Q new
born white male infant On the corner of K and
North Capitol streets. The body was in such
a state OF decomposition that IL was not deemed
necessary to hold an inqnest. A permit was
ground. ~ sa.t s p #A*t II r. .s7+
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tce Harper, at the fourth precinct atstioa .
house, this norning. chsHGsd win disorderiv
copa net for which be was dned sa and com.
mltsed to the workheu use for sixty days in de-,
fSuit Of payment. q s1ase.t 80. ~
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DRDIcATIoN.-The Ryland Chapel M E.
Church, corner OF 10th and d streets, Island,
will be dedicated tomorrow. Bishop James
will preach at IL q. m. At p. m. q platform
meeting will be held, when addresses will be
delivered by eminent ministers and others.
At p. m preaching by the Rev. Henry Slicer.
The occasion is one Of great interest, and the
attendance will undoubtedly be large.
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was to- day visited by three representatives Of
the Eighth Precinct. Emanuel Tiebut, fined
80 for disorderly conduct was committed to
the above-named place for thirty days in de-
fault OF payment Margaret Young and Mar
Earet Jones. fined IS each for enticing pro til
tuition, were committed for sixty days each.
1t Is hoped their visit will do them good.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

NOTICE.-Al persons are hereby warned that
my wife, BARBARA PFIEFER, having left
my bed and board Wi thont cause, will not pay any
debts contrac led by her.
JOHN C.. PFIEFER,
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ASSAULT German butcher,
named VIM. Munder, was yesterday arrested
By officer Buchanan, Of the sixth pracinct,
Market. The case came mp before Justice
Thompson, who llnad the accused rs. u 8
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AFFLICTED!
NO MORE!

When by tho uso OF DIR. JorNvILLE's ELIXIR you
eau hc cured permanently. and at trifng cost
The astonishing success which Inns attended this In
valuable medicine for Pbyaical and Nervous Weakness
General Debility and Prosratlon Loss OF Musculnr E.
orgy mpotency, any Of tho consequences youthful
indiscreon. ronders It the most valuable preparation
over discovered.
u will remove ali nervous Affections, dcprcsaion OF
element incapncty TO study buainess loss OF memo
ry confusion. thoughts OF self destruction, ears Of IN
sanity. &C. It will restore tho appetite. the health
OF those who hive destroyed By sensual evil
practices.
Young Men, bc humbngged no moro by "Quank Doc
ois aud ignorant hctiuoncrB, but send without delay
for tho Elixir and be at restored 10 health hap
pIncss. purfec Curo s Guaranteed IN every instance
Prlco 81, or four bottles to ndire ,s 81
Ono bottle is sufficient 70 effect in all ordinary
cases.
ALSO. DR.. JorNvuLE's SPECIFIC PILLS. for the
speedy and permanent cure Of aonorrhaa, dloe Urr
thra Discharges, Gravel Structure nnd all affections ci
Tho k:daeJa aud Bladder Cures effected In from "a
fiSo dnys They prepared from vegetable extracts
that arc harless the syste nnd nnuseatU the
stomach impregnnte tho breath. No change OF diet
III necessary while using tem docs their action In
any manner interfere with business pursuits Prito 81
perboI.
Either Of Tho aforementioned articles will be rent to
any address. closely scaled, and postpaid by mall
express on receipt OF price. Address all orders TO
BERGER. SHUTS CO., Chomists,
March so 1y No. 2B5 River street. Troy N. y
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a LYRIC.
pr ALoERos CHARLES swispun.E.

lf ioro were what tho rose 10,
Aud I wero like tho leaf,
Our lives would grow together
III and or singing weather.
Brown fields or ilowerful cloacs,
0roen pleasure or gray grief
II love woro what tho rose la,
And wore liko tho Leaf.
II woro what the words arc,
And loyo wero Ike Tho tuno,
Will donblc sound and single,
Delight our lips would minRlc,
With kiBses glad n birds sro
That get sweet rain 1t noon;
II Ncre whnt the worlls aro,
And loyo wore like the tune.
II you were life. my darling,
Aud I, your lovc, wore doath,
Wo'd uhino and snow together.
Fro March nAdo swoot tho weather,
With q dafIodil and atArling.
Aud hours OF fruitful breath;
II you woro lifc. my darling,
Aud !. your love, wore death.
If you wcro thrall 70 Borrow,
And l woro pago to JOY,
Wou pIhy lOr uFo9 anu BcaBOQ6,
With loving looks and trcaaona,
And tears OF night nnd morrow,
And laughs Of maid and boy;
II you uero thrall TO Borrow,
And I were page to Joy.
Hyou wero April's lady,
And woro lord in May,
We'd throw with leaves for hours,
And draw for days with flowers,
Till day like night wcrs ahady,
And night wcro bright ukc day;
II you wero hpni's lady,
And woro lord In Mny.
Ifyou wero queen Of pleasure,
And worn king OF pain.
We'd hunt down loye together.
Pluck out his dying.feSthcr.
And toAch his foot measure,
And End hts mouth q rein:
II you ucro queen OF pleasure,
Aud wero king OF pain.