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DRoPUsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June /, 1857.
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received
at this Department until the 1ST DAY OF JULY,
1867, at IL clock N.
Deliveries of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which, with
blank forms for bidding. will be furnished to
bidders.
All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection,
and the delivery of any inferior article will be
deemed suffi Cient cause to annul the contract
Address, DE epartment of State" je 7-tiyI
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FNRAIL- SKIRTS AT 81 APIECE. All styles
L of HOOP SKIRTS made of the best material,
and warranted for six months at CHAS. BAUMS.
Look for sign at corner of 7th street and Louisiana
avenue. my 81 If
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BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. Blue Checked Linen
Suits, Grass and Spanish Linen Busters, Black
Alapaca Sacks, White Marseiiles Vests, all OF
the best materials and the best of workman
ship, just received at A. Strauss Popular
Clothing House, north side Penns ylyania ave-
nue., between 10th and 11th streets.
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FOR SALH AND RENT.

E0R HALE-ThA STOCK FIXTURES aad GOOD
WILL Of . first Glass Grocery Sto:e. Coed ree-
sens siLtn for Ceiling: Apply II tho corner oi 7th
ana s'rees, NAVY Yard. je HSf
EQR REET-At SIS Per month, two, story
FkAMk HOUS y. containing four rooms. Gar
ael al ne O!her of uti street ana New York
ase Cali al house, from to p. m. jeI4Ns
TO LET-HOUSE of fifteen roome, furnished
tor boarding house, with m ,dern improve
furnished. D. T. WELLS 4 co
Jel4-6t corner La. avenue and 6th street.
EOk RENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE con-
j. tanning rooms; S75 Also. one elegantly fur
nished tOt Sc, 10 rooms, all modern i'm pr verents;
$50. Also several more expensive HOUSES
STARR & METCALF,
{Plant's Bulding,)
Je l4t Corner New York av. and 18th st.
cAND RANKS
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BOOTS AND SHOES. -
NEW s. r E.

The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has opened the
Odd Fellows Hall, where he has on hand q general
assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen b, BoyS
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Remember the number, S02 7th street, under
ly X. +. Page 3 store R - 81 -
deli i - ff GEORGE B. WILSON.
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N . 2 A V Z r S.

~ . Z a ' L II ,
Sealed Proposals will be received until M ., the
18TH INSTANT, to do all the repaying which the
undersigned may require to be done Water
street, upon a bed of suitable sand of depth not
less than eight inches, with the privilege of using
such of the stone now in the street that We may
approve of. The proposals to state the price per
square yard and the Workmanship to be Of the best
kind, and be addressed to the subscribers, and de-
lyered to the Clerk of the Corporation of George
town, u. c JOSEPH l.. SIMMS,
BENJAMIN DARBY,
HENRY ADDISON,
Commissioners.
Georgetown. II. C.. June 10, 1861. je ll-5t
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FOR CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences,
&c, consult DIR. White Chiropodist, 42i Penn
avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS. Office hours
from a. m. to p. m, and to p. m.
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Georgetown. u. C., June To- 1861. je ll-5t


Nl
Proposals win be received at this Office until the
18th instant at IL o'clock. for grading and gravel
ing Ninth street west. from street south to Wa
ter street, the earth removed to be deposited in
Water street from Seventh to Ninth streets west
rear of and to back up the wall between these
streets without additional cost to the Corporation.
the gravel to be nine inches in the centre pering
to four inches at the gutter line, to be well rolled
with heavy roller, and to be relieved from all
stone of an improper size.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for graveling.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
JAMES II. BIRCH,
je l0-mwf4t Commissioner Seventh W ard
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In the city. for sale at low figures
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, N. B.
A. G.. HALEY,
Attorney at Law and Convey ANGER,
Iel4-bf' No. Market Space Cup stairs
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-A two-story
FRAME DWELLING. No. e26 o st north,
between North Capitol and list street east with
large rooms and kitchen. dry cellar and stable,
with good water at the door. Lot AZ feet front by
1876 feet deep with alley side and rear, and large
garden OF various kinds of veget tables, with side
yard containing grapes and shrubbery Reason for
selling. the owner wishes to leave the city. Apply
the premises. ie l45t.
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GREAT SALE OF WATCHES

Every patron obtains a Watch by this arrange
No partiality shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
are placed in sealed envelopes. Holders are en-
titled to the articles named their certificates.
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a
Watch worth $50. one worth less The return
of any Of our certificates entities you to the article
named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of its
worth, and as no article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate, it will at once be seen
innate transaction, which may be participated in
even by the most fastidious. A single certificate
will be sent by mail, post paid, upen receipt of Is
cents, i've for Sl eleven for $2, thirty three and
elegant premium or S. sixty six and more valuable
premium for $40, one hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents or others wishing en-
ployment this is rare opportunity. 1t is legti-
nafeIy conducted business, duly authorized by the
Government and open to the most careful SCRUTINY.
WRIGHT BROS 4 60,
lie Slim 161 Broadway, New York
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ID o o X s
BooKsl BOOKS
THE
CHEAPEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD.
3 0 o Il S

CHEAPEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD.
wAyERLY NOyELS-Each number complete
volume in itself-usually sold by book agents at 30
cents per No., only 25 cents; to be complete in Is
Nos. Now is the time to subscribe.
wAVERLY NOvELS-Five volumes bound in
one, printed good paper. 'Waverly," Rob
Roy The Monastery" "Kenelworth,'' and
THE Pirate" all for Sl.5O.
DICKENS WORKS-Iustrated, from 81 80 to
S2.s9. Each volume complete in itself.
THACKARY's WORKS - Beautifully Illus
trated, large print from 81 25 to S.5O per volume.
A Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS just received, to
which the attention of the reading public is re-
spectfully invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book
Store.
FRENCH & RICHARDSON,
my 2l-H 334 Pennsylvania avenue,
NEW BooKs-The Invincibles, an explanation
hsSSS sHa Ssf
Harrison on r 1RaSsR ssR Fiji faFIon
nANTE's PURGATORIO, translated BY Long
~ fellow. Mead's s., American Grape Culture Il;
Ralph Waldo Emerson: The Reign Of Law, BY the he
Rnks Of Argyll The Inyisibles or spiitaslism
IL = WA novel T. IGFaRRI GFRIs5S hsssH HrArIon
4 ACE AND SILK MANTILLAs, BONNETs
sks ysys,s Real and Imitation
bns % ieriumery Human Hair Work, etc etc., viii Viii
be sold at the lowest price possible being of latest
Dresses, Mantillas, and Bonnetsmade to order in
m,4,m sse Psneiyiysnis e;'s T1.s;s. s.sPPssi Pssii.
picnic ExcYhsSqNi nHK2kirs: srD TRAVELLING
just received large assortment of articles se-
sfisa ~ is PER
bREtxs xs6SpFffs1 61TTfP sf9SafE, 4s1l r., HAM
eoEdsn's Preserves Brandy Fruits and Jsiiiss,,
Also, large variety variety Of Plain and Fancy Picnic
We call attention to for Sandwiches. They are
mild 'sHSf5b fas ssgR'abe
very M fraiis and golden color % uaesessd fof
'''n use I'm KING SON, King Place, :.
my l5-tf Corner Vermont ave. and l5is st.
PUSHING TACKLE FISHING TACKLE
...5.s as inst e pa 9st ss selected
' sa4 street, between 10th and llth
ENGLIsH WILLOW BATS,
..
80 SAMUEL +. SAVAGES,
324 street. between 10th and llth
RIRD CAGES BIRD CAGESi
The largest stock q .nqRIR sIRR CAGES il Il. city,
-ap lS-H 1924 street, between 10Th and i1th.
WHoLESALE BoNFETT HOUSE. :.
O. w. THORN, aa =,z5 :.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber Of III
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, u
4e7 eth STREET, near Psnnsyiysnis avenue
Washington, D, G. -
APoatively 10 Goods cold st retail..s- ny u.ecsf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
CHEAP HOUSES FOR SALE.

II NEAR hVtsAo FUN SALE.
New HoUsE, 10 rooms 18Th street near I. ss 500
eh4CSE on llth street. far out, six rooms. new
HOUSE on Sd street, Island six rooms, 81 900,
o Two HOUSES on Dslassre avenue. six rooms
s,als gRiCk &c noTsE sigS. rooms, at Navy
tSS%' GS%" Ssa1 Ss 'sS' ss9
Xsd 9Rt sRd Palms of fort, acres e. one
and one east of the city, very cheap;
3e6st Corner La. ave. and 9th street.
Il public competition one of the most desirahly
located and pleasant properties any where
fifty hshy land on the est
bank Of the Potomac, and about quarter of mile
Re see S the Sa for
Of the aRa IN Rsss
rooms; and capable of accommodating large
fshh t ~, Is from :, the PHb,Se S road
well grown Cherry Trees in profuse bearing. AT a
CIV: step. sne Of the mos, eopous. and beautiful
The land is covered with heavy crops of Rye, Clio
yer, and Grass and is planted with Potatoes. Corn,
hs and in "
the rear of the dwelling is a Pear and Apple Or
no more saubrious spot in this country, nor one
better suited for the residence of o gentleman who
would desire to unite the advantages of city with
the pleasures and healthfulness of a country life.
Enquire at 212 Pennsylvania avenue, between
l4th and 18th sts. my2s-2w'
EOR SALE-A LOT on L street, between 18th
and l4th streets; 30 feet front and 1874 feet deep
paved alley. Apply to G. b. BAKER, Star Off ce.
Ie6-tf I'd.
TO.LET-The desirable BRICK DWELLING,
i No. 1873, on the north side of G. street. between
21st and 22d streets, containing 10 rooms with gas
Apply at 123 Bridge st, Georgetown je 6-3taw3w'
E0R SALE-A comfortable RESIDENCE for a
Il family in the town of Cambridge, Md. The
property is well improved. in excellent condition
and among the mostdesirabe homesteads in the vii
lage. 1t will be sold at low figure. To gentle
man who desires comfortable home for his family
in one Of the most agreeable villages in MARYLAND
where household expenses are not half great in
city. the opportunity is a rare one MIR. Wallach
Editor of the Star who knows the property we'll
will give information concerning it to any inqui-
NV lStf
EOR RENT-Brick STABLE AND CARRIAGE
l. HOUSE. in a central location. Possession
given Immediately For terms. &c, inquire of
W. L, WALL & Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
my 23 Corner 9th street and Penn. avenue.
EOR SALE-A tw~-story BRICK HOUSE near
Il the northeast boundary of the city; rooms and
halls. with large lot Of ground enclosed. Price
5000. Inquire 347 Sd ST. NH 25-tf
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JUST RECEIVED. large lot of Youths and
Boys Linen Suits at A. Strauss Popular Cloth
ing House.
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At do 81 APEcE A. tbs Fest All sss
Look for sign at corner of 7th street and Louisiana
avenue. my 3-tf
WASHINGTON HOMEOPATHIC DisPEN-
mS14 C street, between Eth and 18th streets
We Will widen its scope as far as possible.
From the lst of June next it win be opened TO pa
tients twice instead OF once day; 49,,
who need ed on" f'na nn
\. B.-The poor vaccnated FREE.
VIM Hale and and Dr. c. ". sonnenscmidt. stan
a.. DISPENSARY HOURS.
From . to 3 o'clock p. NJ"
T.. Z Z: 5: 5: VERB, VERB, II. y: B. B.
From 5 5t97 o., 1'9l9ek ! j M N
9. W! " !aN soSNKNscnMIBT, hAhti n 81 NJ. D.
je Sow Il. 5. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
CORN MEAL-Iresh ground CORN MEAL,
y fro" Foundry h.f hsa 5ss II BEkkY. l2ls
s-jelO Inn 50 Water street, Georgetown.
TYYYYYYYYSYESEEEST55Y5E55
TICE.
LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. IL
We take pleasure in Informing our customers and
and Collar Manufactery, a LAUNDRY, with expe-
rienced hands, where we will Laundry Linen Col
OF new Collars: 1t has been great trouble with
our customers in wearing Linen Collars to get them
y
for their accommodation, we have been induced to
make arrangements to suit them in that very par
ticular article of dress
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
32i Pennsylvania avenue, .
my 2S I'm between 9Th and 10th sts.
SALAD CREAM
oRossE WETsfiIss vi SREEesAsRRs Salads
in handsomely ornalnented decanters.
of
aud with thin skint.
LAYER RAISINS, very large
NECTAR1NES. NV. BURCHELL,
corner l4th and streets,
my Is under Ebbitt House
I Attest PARIS FASHIONS OF EAIR
IL DRESSING.
+. ALLI0T,
FRENCH HAIR DRESSER.
324 street between 18th and l4th sts
Mr.. Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser. of the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this
country, has now been established for the last
eight years in ashington and Newport enjoying
the patronage of the diionldtigue and of the
highest society. He has the honor to announce that
he has this season imported the latest fashions of
hair dressing, and also pomades, and everything
that belongs to the dressing fhair at very reasona
Bile prices. la 7-6m*
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+ west. between g street north and Tirsinis
avenue Said Lot Il Is feet front. ~ feet 2 inches
House, containing Eve rooms. Also, two small
Houses on tbs rear of the lot, two rooms
month. Price SiaOO. sss Res.sssias sivss en-
B. p. BROWN SON,
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AnIEEss ThDoF FHAffAalHEKT b .Ts7 as1 ca!1 I1s
to order. Also, Dress and SscQue Making, Bm-
De- IS ara SoWafS as ss:x u 9S S
street. bstysss = esa affd s1ns e, sis7 s5 s1'
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SENT BAoK.-Yesterday, lady named
MRS. Page, who eecaped from the Oolumbia
Hospital, was taken up by offcer Boss and
sent TO the hospital She proved TO be insane,
ana will be sent TO the iunatis asylum.
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SAHrTAHY.-Whsn garbage 10 not promptly
removed, after u is placed IA readiness for the
carts, 1t should be sprinkled withlime.,
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POLICE REPoRrs.-The police reported yes
amounted to $40 IS 17N'I sF-If : -
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MULE THIEF FCAPTuRKD.-Yesterday officer
Pool, OF the I'd precinct arrested a man named
James Aston for the larceny OF q mule from
mr. James Seldsn, in the county, last Decem :
ber Aston was taken to police head mar.
ters, and after being id entitled by Mr.. Selden
as the man who took the mule, confessed
to taking the animal from Mr.. Selden's littIe
son, and trading him for a COW with a man
named Sexton. Justice Tucker sent him to
Jail for court.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO
kILL.--Yesterday, Jno. H. Brooks, alias Cant
was arrested BY yofiic Ger Grown for an assault and
battery with intent TO kill Ann II. CANT. He
was taken before Justice Walter, who sent
him to Jail for court. aisH - ~
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN-Samue Dru.
~, Esq, one of our oldest citizens, and gen.
fiennan who had the esteem and confidence Of
TINS entire community, died at his residence
In the First Ward last niRht, about Ii \ o'clock
First War for thirty years previous to his
death. His health has been bad ever since the
death OF his wife few months ago, and he
bad been una BILE for long time to attend in
his office. His funeral will take place to.
morrow morning. at O'Clock, from his resi-
dence, No. 1873 l street, between 22d and 23d
streets.
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IT FOR SALE
II HE RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON

~ FOR SALE.
Il II RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON
No. 44S7 7th street, with the Good Will and all the
Fixtures for first class business to wit Bar and
Fixtures, Tables, &c, Jenny Lind Table Steamed
Oyster Apparatus. Dinin z room and Kitchen Fur
niture, together with a complete Cookery Range,
Confectionery Stand with Stock, Soda Fountain
Also a Ground Lease for the premises, running to
March LIST 1874, together with brick addition, suit
able for large Restaurant or Ice Cream Hall.
This property is eligby located, being opposite
the Patent Office, and on the principal thorough
fare in the city. The main building is large, sub
stantial brick two and half stories high, and with
but little alteration can be converted into store.
The present business pays well, and has good run
of custom at the bar and table full of boarders and
active man can still increase it
Apply on the premises, address P. O. Box 4e2
Washington. d G.. 10 h-eo2t+
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A MAD Doa.-Yesterday morning, Officer
Dubois, Of the eighth precinct, was called
upon to kill mad dog on the premises OF Mr..
Lypold, on Sd street east, near B street north.
The animal was killed by the ofdcer, and the
carcass properly disposed of.
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FUNRRAL. This morning, the funeral OF the
aate James Rhodes took place from his late
residence, near the Navy Yard, ana 1t was
very largely attended by the many friends Of
the deceased, including . goodly number OF
the Oldest Inhabitants The cortege proceeded
to ST Peters Church, where grand high mass
was celebrated, and the remains were inter.
red In the cemetery adjoining the church. Mr..
Rhodes was volunteer in the war Of 10, and
carried on the business OF butcher, and after
WARDS merchant, near the Navy Yard, fro m
which he retired many years since.
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24O WALL PAPERS. 24O
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WA L L PA p E RS 3, #

Il would respectfully call the attention of the pub
iic and invite an exsmination Of my stock Of For
rivals, consisting of ali the neT Of the ese
Rrsted house ef Delicourt, Paris and others which
The facilities I possess In obtaining goods war
rsnt me - assuring the pnbiis that articles pur-
reasonable In prices these Of any other house in
tho country. = as JOHN ALExANDER,
-l"I5l - 1.t5aI- No. 94O Penn,a ave-
= s!.l4! Between I1th and 18th stree ts
ny ll-eo4w Intel Chron go -
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E4' Connections made at Hamden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Railroad. 0RLAND SMITH,
.,.., Master Of Transportation.
Chlllleothe o., Jan. O. 1866.
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all the blacks. She always said they
were away hunting, and offered to con-
duct them to the place. Upon their
consenting, she, led them into great
hole or cavern in the side of the mount
ain. Having led them a certain dis
lance, she pretended to have forgotten
her yam-stick and turned back to fetch
it. She then set fireto mass of wood,
previously prepared in each side of the
den, and suffocated her victims. The
good Bundjil had compassion on them,
and sent his son, Tarang, to save the
race. He appeared disguised as a
blackfelIow, aud allowed himself to be
led by the bad lubra into the mountain
cave, and when she returned on her
usual pretext, he returned too, without
being observed and put her to death.
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The God of Battles.

The important victory at Culm, SO
beneficial in its consequences, common
report, indeed, historical works, have
attributed to my insight and orders; but
the truth is quite otherwise. My ally,
the Emperor Alexander, and myself,
had taken our stand on the day of bat
tie, on the Castle hill, near Toplitz,
whence we could survey the whole field
of conflict. The balance fuctuated--
indeed, was inclining toward the French
when at midday, atthe very deciding
moment, General V. Kleist appeared on
the heights Of Nallendorf with his corps,
which insured us the victory. His ar
rival was by no means part Of an arran-
ged plan, but fortunate circumstance.
For in reality, General V. Kleist was in
full fight from the unfortunate affair
near Dresden, followed by the French,
and had constrahedly chosen the route
through Bohemia for hisretreat towards
Silesia that it was which brought him
to the right spot, at the right moment,
where help was needed. We knew
nothing OF him, neither did he know
anything of us--nothing was agreed
upon. That he did not make his ap-
pearance earlier, nor later, nor more to
the left, nor more to the right, but at the
eventful hour, in the right place for d.
Gliding the battle, was help and saliva
ton from God. My thankfulness and
joy, were, therefore, most inwardly
pure and / do not feel inclined to have
such sensations disturbed and spoiled,
by having attributed to me that which
Ihad no part into God be the honor
and praise Life Of Frederick William
III, By Aylert. ...
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Icelandic Admonitions.

A venerable Icelandic writer, who
lived at the end Of the twelfth century,
gives the following good advice for self
government :s-"A "Accustom tllyself to
busy and wakeful life, but not SO as to
injure health by over exertion. Keep
aloof from sadness, for sadness is sick
ness of the soul. BE kind and gay,
equable and changeable (that is, of easy
manners, aud not stiff) Avoid evil
speaking, and give your counsel to him
who will accept it. Seek the company
of the best men. Keep thy tongue
carefully; it may honor-it may also
condemn thee. II thou wax angry,
speak little, and that little not vehe-
mently. Men would give gold some
times to buy back passionate word;
and know OF nothing that so destroys
unity as the exchange Of evil language,
especially in the moment of strife; and
there is no noble, no higher power than
that by which man can keep his own
tongue from cursing, slandering, and
other foolish pirate. There are other
things to be avoided, like the fend him
self-the sensual excuses, gaming, wa
gers, and other improprieties and vices.
These are the roots of many worse
evils, and unless great care is taken,
will hand thee over to great shame and
SIM" tpr la
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THR cRow ANp THE cHEEsE


A crow, Is he new BY farm window-sin
A choice piece Of cheese carried on In his bill.
Intent on enjoying bis banquet alone,
And making the treasure more strictly his own,
he aies 70 tree, where the boughs green and
high, ,
Eold out broad screen from the curious eve;
A fox, Notwithstanding. the choice morsel spies,
And plans bis approach to get at the prise.
''FaIIsbIrd, said he, "how admire thy wing,
And thy musical throat-for know thou canst
sing; 90
Only yesterday, passing these elm trees, heard
Aethosght the rich tones Of the nightwarbling
80 softly and sweetly they fell on the ear,
could but Imagine the nightingale near.
Repeat for my pleasure, the rayishing strain;
Tune your voice 70 those notes OF enchantmeut
again" f'$ q q --a = -fD
These speeches, delivered with 1attering skin,
Prevail with the crow to unfasten her bill
Down drops, on tho ground the much coveted
: cheese, Foas 30 ra 3, e
Which the fox, swapping up carries Of at ease;
Observing, though much he admired her strains
No compliment yet could be pass on her brains
How many who fattery speak to their friends,
Extol them, to further their own private ends
Some selfish advantage, alas Is their aim
In all the fair phrases and speeches they frame;
Remember the price words Of aatsery cost
Whom Eve heard the tempter, and Eden was lost !
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ALSO,

Iwant to sell or trade the following property /,
one large six year old mare, one fine saddle and
buggy horse, one cane mill, 2 OK wagons, 9 No. 5
Patent Lever plows, one patent band hay press
in good order, one wind mill 80 head Spanish
Merlno buck sheep, composed of lambs, yearlings
and two years old, guaranteed to be the purest
blood in this region. Bucks In such lots are hard
TO manage. l am anxious to sell them. Failing
to sell them here soOn 1 Iexpect to take them away.
Those therefore wishing to improve their stock
on very liberal terms win please to call soon.
JOHN L. LONG.
P. ST. have one four year old Buck, cost when
lamb $150, that | will take S75 for.
Oct 4. 1866.-tf fta nsrE
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How eften do we sigh for opportu-
mites of doing good, whilst we neglect
the openings Of Providence in little
thingsi DR.. johnson used to say, "He
who waits to do a great deal Of good
at once will never do any" Good Is
done by degrees. However small in
proportion the benefit which follows
individual attempts to do good, great
deal may thus be accomplished by per
severance, even in the midst of dis
couragements and disappointments.