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Steamboat Lines.
JEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS

JoTHSS SafTiSSssGGY,
viii Iyn regularly daring shs winter months bstween
New York gssaiRSs o.a f .aS Ps,sSrss
East River a. he foot Of Roosevelt street, every Sat-
S wharf SSt
r.dsy, a y m ISs frsisn. Or P,Nsssss apply q the
"a S.. ssysF'''n'h ;s s'TTH sfs B;D'% s:sas.
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,AnysnifnHFS.

H = = .#rW gH lei
WAIt's UrsAA HousE-we have the pleasure
II susouasins We fespsAias Of ware opsrs
HOUSE BY the waliaeh and Davenport Combins-
NOS Coapsny, The met tkat two such acton
Il ,. ". wailaek and Z. L. Davsnport are the
naaasssA end tAas thsy both appear On the stsge
can sight gives assnrs nsst thai aefiss Of ents,
, tainments viii be presented ~ this popular
house which our playinespine publis will most
fladiy patfonixe. The initial police on Monday
night VII Be "Still wAtsrs. Run DSsp," with
wsiiach a. Joha Midway and Davenport As
Captain Hswkssisy. II 10 altogether needless
for US TO spsAh Of TIE acting Of these two gentle
men. They Afs TOO. val Known TO need word
Of prsiss hon a.. Without doubt . crowded
houss VIII greet them on MoudAy night.
NArsosAL THsA And Son." and
"foeahontas" did pot Attract a. large an au-
disase - was present on the ptsSseding evening"
but NE performance gave grsatiAtsfAstion. Mr..
BrousAsn's Captain Cpttis was m excellent
iilustrAtion Of the authors ,senssptioa Of that
excsntrie old sAit, AAd the Edith Of Miss Waite.
The Donbsy Of Mr.. Ehstidsa, AID he susan Nip.
Per and rooss Of Mrs.. Barrett sad Mr.. Lamb,
.wsfs cepitSiiy rendered; ~ 't.s p.
y The Aboriginal pisss was agata rsssivcd with
nusa dslisht fo.aiyht "Dsyid coppsras'd"
and t'PosAk onkasn 80 GiIi uIu.i.a
"a Ths sI.ossery Of Isiss~ win b. presented %
Monday nigAt, and Eph Hosn. the celebrated
nsAiepian asiinsAtof, b snyaseA for an Import
ant part n ths piece. II = rsIlEti5I p. -
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protects the poorest and humbisst Of its citizens
as earnestly and faithfully ~ the richest and
most powerful, We should be ~ prompt 10 throw
the shield Of our nationality over ali who have
taken our oaths Of allegiance In our courts a. n
they had been born on our soil fr
I. Senator Icohness, 81 California, said Thsre
can be no dii5srsnes Of opinion on this subject
among the american people, and the rights Of
American citissns shoul1 be protested Abroad.
Al defiant periods, when the power Of this ma
ton was not fit a. II 70 now, the nation went TO
var to protect its citisens 10 their personal
rights. Martin Kosta, though not fully citizen
Of the United States, was demanded from the
Austrian authorities, and surrendered summsr.
lily. While the Government cannot hold harm
less those who 70 abroad With hostile intent, y
cannot permit them TO be molested nor subjected
to restraints and persecutcd becsuse they hare
chosen the protection OF Its nag.
Malone's band furnished the music, which,
with the enthusiasm and frequent applause,
made the meeting happy affair. +. .
THR SKATING PoSp--Yesterday morning the
Washington Skating Pond was covered with
nne sheet OF Ice OF Consistency sufncient to bear
the weight Of one Of the directors, who walked
across the pond. During the day, however, the
effects Of the sun caused II to weaken somewhat.
SALE or MoEEY.-At the twenty. second
monthly meeting Of the First Ward Buiidins
Association, on Tuesday night, about u, 800 were
sold, at an average premiums Of az.
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IssrALLATioN.-The officers OF Mount Vernon
Circle, brotherhood of the Union, will be in,
stalled this evening in Alexandria, Va, by s. W.
John NJ. MCFARLAND, In company with the grand
and subordinate circles OF this District. The
steamer Collyer will be In waiting at Seventh
street wharf at 0 p. m, to convey them thither.
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Rev. JoHE BaAy will preach on Sunday even.
Ing at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. Subject
.Characteristies Of the prevailing wiekedness Of
the age" raj. RI
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CiRctir CopRr-Judge Wyiie-The following
cases occupied the court yesterday
Geo. Mattingly ct a., assigness Of LulIy, W..
Wilson. Do.
Debt for insurance money upon stock Of Lully
I,o NS ~ PsaHn:ylis1is avenue: = e.
usnsS N he q nat propsg
1861, ono Of the partners losing his lie at the
IRE. This plaintin sue for d 30, the whole In
srsnc. ~. q being slissed that .hs whole
amount Of goods destroyed was some 1900. On
the Monday following the assignment the policy
Grinder, and oisshsimsr, creditors II the arm.
The money was .ttsshsd IN the h.nds Of the r..
suit grows out Of the conflicting claims between
h: sSsa r. sos s 81
jected that the foundation Of the suit was an as.
slgnmcnt Of policy Of insurance, ehose en- 40
he q he parties 10 he policy and u hat
the action in IL present form, could not be main
tained By the sssignee.. --.--
.:isS Il ma
promise.
Leave was granted, whereupon the defendants
eisimsd = continuance, and the jury was dis
al Ms s WI Brsay ". Sss F. Gibson Mat,
tingiy-Bradiey, jr. Debt on promissory note
Verdict without defence) for plaintiff III Ss,Tto
feeling his rishts BY suit in chsncery, for Which
purpose The Court ordered stay OF execution Tor
ten days .o,rro,,x.
Michael ODonnelI We. the Corpora ton of wash.
instor,; H. s. Davis. This Is an action on The
S Sss:S to atSs Sssn s
i., avenue and tenth street. on the
Judgment By default
<oS. THURMAN W. SoIpotubou Vi W
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A WoULp-BE MAE.-KAtc Stewart, colored,
was before Justice Harper on Thursday morning,
with being In male apparel and Intoxicated on
the street on Wednesday night about II O'Clock.
The Justice charged Katie Is for her fun, and In
workhouse) rent free.
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murder of Gabriel Thornton, was taken TO John
sons National photograph gallery on Thursday,
~ order o. ;a tenant, TAFT q the Fifth pre-;
placed In the Rogues Gallery, at police head
quarters. He was then taken 10 Jail for court
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u Ab~ Soats oSts WIN ~ sWufhee - sooh rs WV v
--------@-----:-fsa.-----
ressssiy by Dstectiyes MeDsyitt and Bisisy, wa.
s. ~ s.. sSH % e, s.ul TTs
iass. s2si f Kin sp the ss 81 .Sd i ss
sssi.s ss S asss Ne Ssa
new from his posis. Sniis wish blade about Ut
% Sa u S.1 made ds:pslss
thrustat Thomas Kinsley, boy Of about thir.
81 .So Al. nsd IN wh
yoSnss!sf, had ~ sye 70 him, ssa aaiefiy lodged
unuer sne tsos py w me, ne was s'snoins' 'nus
Judge Olin Immediately ordered that MeCaus
az 2; 3. T. Sy
room, asd Mod saieyy was Indicted Tor sttemptinG
% s
sss.sa o XIII him himself /" soars, and before
When he attempted to strike the boy, McCsu.
ley wss seifed almost simultaneously By Onncer
bsss Sss nS%b.I C
are yet pending against this heartless wretch
fourteen separate indictments, and Il y safe to
'os oS aasy a Se.s
quarters, ihfosms US that he heed McCsuley re-
s,s priSr 70 going 70 tina. he would ~
but he thought II an Idle boast
On NswsrAPERs IN THE PErER Force Col
5Ts sfnIs -. "A correspondent Of the Chicago
,osso.:.sa . he SSnsIs:.ioasi llS-srSss %.:S.
i've saw many coples Of FrAnklin's papers
one the Psassrisss1s Gassiis, published IN Phiia-
asiIhlN a fsefgsry, iIsa Vas especially inter
n,yery good LAxFBLAox made and sold by the
a copy Of the Ameriean Weekly Messsnger, Of
pointed and sold By Andrew Bradford, po.tmas-
torfal applications for postmasterships OF to-day
need have AZ latn Of early precedent, and can
not, st,ssihiy, be Sesu.sd Of nsw-fangled no.
shows period down to }soS are unusually COM
e as h' x. u ~
present constitution, and as late q. lslt.l6 de
scribe he shs , capture and burning q Ws.hinstSn
acquisition Of the Force collection, the Congress
si9na, library possessed no soPy q any rsyo
oaIns, In ts Ssss the p,stSs G.n
ffnei Of 1850, Mr.. Force had ~ bound volumes
Of Jnewspapers printed prior 10 1900, besides
to the present time."'
THs CoLoagD WoaKIsoMrs's CONVENTION DO
Last night /. va. ksnsrsig aDdsr.tood shst
take place IN the gsrret Of Woodwsrd's building,
meeting IN the Council cismSss e"f few nights
since. In pursuance ofsaid resolution, = number
Ss SsSs Ss ss nts
Sss former ms nesting foon I HE' eS:ea a..
| wicket cut in panel, and colored Gen-de-armes
DeeDinQ through the hole. who dOmandel ~ Wat
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the Maahnsson civ orps.n .ss ss ssSSst
himself to help to raise one hundred dollars and
as much more as he could. He 10 now raising
recited at the Christmas entertainment Of The
public schools at Carroll Hall whittier,s beauti
full poem, barbara Freitchie, which was received
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RELIxv ron rHn PooR.--A. r. Shepherd, esq,
lodges the receipt Of the following donations .
S w. RS Snsp By III So :lSo EiiSe1
eoieesfSn, 2a7o q. s, kIsf. 10 icsre. baesS;
Quartermaster Generals Once, by z. W. Den
ham, additional, eli DIR. O. +. Mcdonald, from
collections Post Once, elbl.6o,
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A HAPPY PARMA large number OF young
gentlemen and ladies' Of the northern part Of the
city, gave private masquerade party, on
wednesday evening last, at the country residence
Of Mr.. Philip May, on the Seventh street road,
near the nrst toll gate. After spending very
pleasant evening the party returned to their
homes In the wee hours of the morning.
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OF General Grant, q detachment OF troops, con.
eisting OF companies b, q, T, and X, Of the 18th
infantry, under command of Brcyst Lieutcn ant
Colonel Henry L. Maynadicr, major OF the 18th
infantry, left this eity on Wednesday, under or
ders to report to the Commanding general OF the
Second military district, At Charleston. The
Breyet Majors And Captains b. r. Perkins and
n, g q. Egbert, Captain CHARLES s. Tilpler,
First Lieutenants Alexander McdowAn, william
Second Lieutenants George s. Wilson and Eu-
gene Pickett. The first four named were In
command OF the companies In the order as they
are named. -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

Tan large stock Of men and boys ready -nade
clothing Tor winter wear now offered at New
York wholesale prices by Messrs. Stephens d
Co., $40 PennsylvaniA avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
OF purchasers generally, as they offer every va
riety Of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men aud boys In every station In life. Olive
them = calf II you would save money.
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!spESlsr ExrosynE.J.ns:J. Enek was a.
precinct. Justice Harper fined him w.
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DsoapERLY CoSpucT.-Onieer Kearper. nj
the Sixth precinct, arrested Stephen Burns tcol.
ored) yesterday. Justice Clark nped him U.s.
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. LOCAL DEPARTMENT,

RrsoLurnxa on OonpoLnxcn AND Rssr Set,
AT nesting Of the Government Cierks Asso-
q 81 Ss NJ Bentley
u the First Auaitofs Once, and subaitted the
TIT i !: Win 9. sis sofSsS
sorrew thaS We mourn over the d|spensation q
.s ron &. ssSs,s e q % @ s SS
in Tie os. q s. FIRST y shs
alton tesasi 70 the sisssfS and other reiatiSeS q
the dsesessd lie sympathies In their beresve-
ment, and .. q mark Of respect we cause these
tseresS fssnSnitted 70 Ike rsiativss 81 sS Oh,
dece,sed associate and TO the several journals Of
NJ. Beatisy, in oGsSins the resolutions, said
deaf, In sonasetion with these procssdias:, 4 !:
81 sGt ,Ssy SissI
s:s: s.S,.siTs 4, S y ~ s:s
sSaasS Moass B.sh. Psnn. snH o. IN. ind
other places, until his removal to this city In
Mr.. aobls, we learn, wa .. native Of sussex
county, n. j., born March q, ls2s, and died Do
speak Of his iiasss, Or IN Get to note with say
degree q csttsinty the character OF the disease
With which he vas vas affected, :. shroadsd in e
medical prAcfitioner would DO perpissed and
banned to give u . location and . name. Al no
time In life, and especially within the last three
health. Feeble and dsbilitAted 40 he was, he
stroye With sreyt hrmness Of purpose To- cnAt on
turc, weAi led and exh austed lost Its wontcd vi.
tally, that he yielded to the iasxoraole enemy
Of our rAce-death. ....- o.,
our deceased companion. His eQuanimity OF teu N.
per ard gentencss Of disposition were we'll caleb.
that echo the voice Of the cierks more imme.
diateiy associated with him when give utter.
anos 70 the thought that his was k-chafactei
clustered In full fruiton t6s fIsh SSits Of true
philanthropy. To emulate such character and
Ss T. K: G ", x,;: e 1ssS
friend should BE- our highest ain and eoastant
unvavesias purpose q heart. ~
MI, btem Also made some very appropriate
alisstoas to the nns quaiities OF the deoeased
whom no had known socially and intimately fol
many years. -
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Snow OAsEs,---w. W, Barry l. Co. have per-
manentiy established themselves At No. $50 q
rear Of he Mst1opoiitan Hotel, and are iai .ae
Ing daily silver plated, white metal, rosewood,
mAhoGanyj and black walnut show cases, The
parties who have purchased cases from these
gentlemen coincide wfth us in the opinion that
they are equal In work snship and material to
my made out Of the city.
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LINCOLN Co-oPERATryE AND BuupIsa Aaao
cIATIos.=The association met last night In Zion
Hal, on street south, between Third and Four
bers Joined, and about seventy Ave shares taken
The meeting adjourned to meet on Friday eve
ming the l7th Inst. IN the Third Baptist church
there will be several shares sold to the highest
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

IsTxHssrIso LEorUR.s.-nr. Gray 10 giving
At his church, z street Baptist, an Interesting
Bible Pictures OF First Things. These lectures
are drawing crowded houses. Tomorrow night
his subject II, The Flrst Great Work OF Art or
Babeli Nimrod, the PROTECTOR . description Of
the tower Itself the design Of it's construction,
the divine interference; the original language Oh
the racej how confounded, the present ruins Of
Babel Lessons from the whole. =
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SOMEWHAT FRIaHTkNEp.-Ata about II O'Clock
on Thursday night the family Of DR.. A. q. Bor.
land, corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Sixth
stress west were suddenly aroused from thsiT
appeared TO proceed from the lower story, The
Doctor hastehed down stairs, with Light il hand,
parlor, and on close scrutiny discovered q large
black spot on 5he ceiling, immediately over tie
chandelier. hearing the chandelier the iight
gss from the exploded pipe, and the room was
apparently immedistely Allied with sheet Of
possessed by Dr.. Boriand, he quickly descendsd
to the cellar and severed the Connection OF the
gas metre with the pipe, which had the desired
The ladies OF the house were, naturally, very
much frightened, and there was some quick ret
ting out OF bed and securing clothing For
tunately there was nobody hurt" =.
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% E I'd Il; n o s; .vsSns
II 81: g \: .ss
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Gro. ~ DowsMa,--This celebrated caterer Is
now Ieaay 70 furnish everything In the line OF
eluding hotsand cold dishes, plain and ornate;
confectionery In all It's varietiesj flowers; music
and obiiging waters, silverwafe, French China,
glass, no., &c, for large entertainments. His
large experience In furnishing good dinners rec
ommend him to the public. 0rders may be adj
dressed to him at S26 street. =.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge 0ifn.-The court wa
occupied as follows yesterday;
WIN. Marshall, larceny OF twelve dollars fror
John Weaver, and the accused was found guilty
John Wesley, larceny Of harness from M. Cole
man worth eli. Noiie prosequt.
John Williams, petit larceny. Found guilty
and sentenced to Jail for two months.
Lewis Fox, larceny Of divers articles Of cloth
ing belonging to VIM, Payne on the Monda.
before Christmas. Guilty and sent to peniten
tiary for 10 months.
Susan Brockenbury, q little girl, larceny o
80 from Henry Giles; On account q the age
ae6rgc McCswlcy, tagain) on two Indictment
for iardehy, not acted on.
Jane Thomas and Mary King larceny OF DR.!
goods from Yates h Selby-n0Ne pros.
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ILLIsots STATS AssociArios - PaEsxsrA.
rtos.INvoRxATIos goa WEsrEaS srRASoxRs.
,,sDas q ss issdsas 81 s.Ss
100 street The Illinois state Association oc-
eupies comfortable room In this building as a
hle number Of the newspapers Of the State for
general reference. Immediately on the associa.
Sn fss ssos III Upon : F q 9s Be: S
az they arrived and see that all the appointments
o. the place were kept in order. The gentlemen
and wishing to Indicate that feeling with Z.
souveueir Of remembrance, arranged the matter
H.. :1 S,is ss
ne ysry pin she hsd Seen sssn 70 examine and and
fhsp rsnsrs. 81 ne ..s sns
tary, Major II. .. Austin, who made the pre-
,snS and Col Cas.s 5eI n.
Terminated With 4 well executed duet BY Misses
s
Chester, president Of the above association, has
nsas snan liz various IL .no o SSss and %
s oi : Il q: S':i .ss s
to call for sratuitous aton which is cheer,
fully given at any and all timeG
hAspsoMs sTSsE-Ths sPlsndia th!css,'s,t,ory
On the north side OF Pennsyiyania avenue, one
door above Eleventh street, having Just been
completed. Mt. Pulling Is receiying q complete as.
10 Il soG ana wv tss f9 os his
morning noxt The store 10 70 feet deep, with 4
width Of some 10 feet and y fprnished With ele.
running nearly .the depth OF the store on the
west side. Mr.. pilling,s specially Is hosiery and
lsdies and gontlemen's furnishing goods, and
from what we have already seen in store We are
safe In pronouneIng his stock one of the most
complete and varied to be found this side Of New
York. On the site Of the present magnificent
building MI. Pilling conducted the same line OF
business thirty years ago, and his stand Is the
oldest on Pennsy vania avenue, with but one ex-
ception. On Monday Mr.. Pilling will display
his goods, and he invites the ladies' and gentle
men of the Dlairiet IN cali and inancct fhc : mc
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

EQUITY CouRT-Judge Vpis-The following
orders were entered:
ilbs. Gait VS.. Stuart ct al. Order appointing
W. Il. Stuart guardian to defend the interest Of
infant defendant.
900 Truman vs. Iddins. Order for leave to
amend bill.
1853 BaumAn vs.. Jones ct al. Order for notice
OF injunction.
32S. Joslin vs. Joslin. Order extending time
to take testimony 20 days. W. ]. Miller.
Adjourned,
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Nj. @. T. Stockbridge was to complete the de.
Eoltion Of the old penitentiAIy building, foot Of
and u u mooted that General Ramsey, com.
mandant, has addressed General Dyer, chief Of
the Ordinance bureau, In favor Of having the
msnt may Be given to the suffering poor Of the
city. The east wall, near the scafold on which
the conspirators were hung, was taken down,
body OF Booth had been buried was removed,
leaving thesreater portion Of the work yet to DO
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

EXCITING bCENE-ATTkNPTT To NthbhhA ~ ! IN
George Mccawiey, Convicted some time since
whom three Indictments still remain, was
brought up to hear sentence. v,
ley, and asking him some Of the particular. Of
McCawley's crime, addressed McCawley, telling
him that he should sentence him to 1--we years In
OF which re had been already convicted, and
leave the other indictments on the docket to be
tried IT, upon coming out from his i've years,
imprisonment, he should not conduct himself
McCawley, who was standing In front Of the
Judge, behaved deaantly during the Judges sd.
dress to him.
Upon its conclusion one of the officers signed
to him to go back into the prisoners dock: As
he moved along In that direction he suddenly
threw himself across a gentleman, Lieut., John.
sitting at the corner Of f9anse h table and
two and a half Inches long, struck q numerous
blow at the head OF the boy Kinsley, who was
standing near the rail q the clerks desk, cyl
Jury on the child. Quick as thought Mr., Bailifr
Chandler grasped McCawicy and wrenched the
knife from his grasp. Other officials also seized
The court directed that an indictment for the
offence Just committed-assault with intent to
kiil-be sent to the grand jury, and that McCsw.
tSst Ii i IL probable that McSawiey viii spend the
remainder OF his life at the Albany penitentiary.
John Thomas, eolored boy from Alexandria
smith, his employer, to give TO a colored girl
named Lizzie. He plead guilty, and was sen
fenced to jail for two months, the Judge advising
Nicholas FOREMAN, a coiored man, charged
with resisting oficer Lloyd on Christmas day;
also for stealing pantaloons from John Creamer
Ssns nsSs xSt % os
was found guilty and sentt Jail for four months
The Court then adjourned until this morning
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chester comnI,Ininr of the IndI0nItIes heaned
upon him. To show the insolence OF the British
Goyernment. he asserted that a secret order was
issued 10 arrest ali ne rsons coming from America.
Hon. hurt Van Horn, OF Missouri, spoke with
nanny effect
Hon1. &. y. Carey of Ohio, said he did not know
why he had been Invited to speak, but supposed
that II was owing to the fact that they wished all
the univ repIesentative in Consress of The work.
inemen|s party
England. hut was proud TO saw that he was An
American eitiIen. liz was opposed to the Eng
lish aristoerncv and oiigarchy, and sympathised
in their contest with the oligarchy
IT, 49,. p,,an Of C.I,so,nI. ., In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-03

AN AUTUMN IDYI.
Around the dim horizons ring,
White, misty yapors curling cling
The summer roses are all dead,
The gaudy peoples in their bed,
Stand dried up in the autumn sun
The lazy Potomac doth seward rum
Leaving a bare and glstening reach
Ofshininr sands and pebbly beach
Ard while we hustle
To BLoNDHEIM's store
in light and shadow
The rivers flow.
70 bridge the rivuleCs waves across,
Ike spider spins his silken Hossi
so light the breeze it scarce can trace
A Fairy on the Potomac s face,
Where rooted deep beneath the pool
The catfish slumbers nice and cool
A drowsy hum is in the air,
A dreamy angour everywhere.
And while we hustle
To BlOndheim's store
In light and shadow
The rivers flow.
s. BLoNDHENl,
Fashionable Ready-m9de Clothier.
nov 3-T Cor. King and Fairfax sts.