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POLICE iNTELLIGEsCE.

About nve O'Clock yesterday morning q dastardly
attempt was made BY concealed assassin to mur-
der policeman. While on post In Stone street Off.
Ger Jonn II. Scharen fired upon ana shot in one
oil MS legs. fortunately the wound IL not OF se-
rious character. HIS brother officers secured the
prec met, but laled TO discover the ru1an who In
nlct Cd the injury.
John Lord, man OF advanced years, was com.
mitted to the Tombs by Judge Hogan on Friday.
As Lord had no nome or visible means of support.
the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction were
to provide for his wants, but the following night
the homeless and friendless man fell sick and died,
thus saving the authorities further trouUle and ex-
pense, except TO hold an inquest on the body and
then bury 1t In paupers grave Coroner Schirmer
was notified and had the remains sent to the Morgue
Tor inquest.
Mr.. Samuel S. +. Riken Of lis East Thirty. sixth
street, was spending New Years the oity, and
on his way home he met Isabella Kiernan, whom he
accompanied to her house in Lispenard street. He
was about 10 enjoy the seasonabe hosptaLles
awaiting him when he perceived tnat his Overcoat
winch he had just raken Off was handed by Isabella
W man named Leary, who Immediately ran down
stairs with 1t. Riken, thinking there was some mis-
take. threw open the window and shouted '.stop
taei" Onlcer Burns was IN the ncighb0rh0od anu
Lcary was stopped by him with the coat In his pos.
session. Both prisoners were brought before Judge
Hogan yesterday and committed TO answer.
The Nineteenth precinct police report that about
half-past eleven O'Clock last night, william Dough-
ery, barkeeper OF Hesslons liquor store, corner of
Seventy-sixth street and Third avenue was at
tackled BY party OF rougns headed by jeremiah
Lynch The crowd beat him badly, demolished
WINDOWS ana glasses and shot him in the head, IN.
nicung q severe but not dangerous wound. Patrick
Hess0n proprietor OF the place, pointed out to oi
GERS O'Connell and Tuy the man Lynch as the lea
der OF the rioters, hut refused to make complaint.
Oicer O'Connell, VINO mad his pistol IN one of his
hands, accidentally allowed i to be discharged, aud
the ball from 1t entered Hessl0n's head innictlng.
Que report says, fatal wound, another, severe
but not dangerous one.
Charles Fisher, boy about fifteen years OF age,
very intelligent and respectable looking was
brought before Judge Hogan yesterday morning.
charged with robbing his employer. Mr.. John Carl
ton merchant tailor. 800 Broadway. Detective
Field, OF the Fifth pre- cnct had the youth incnarge,
and it appeared tnat this youth had been carrying
on rather extensive system OF robbery; but, for
tunately for him. It has been nipped IN the bud.
This youth stole articles OF dress-such as mems
drawers-wOrth from ssven to twelve dollars,
aud sold them to hackmen, who must have known
they were stolen, at one dollar and q half and fity
cents and seventy-fve cents, according 10 value.
The boy was committed TO answer. snd ne left the
c0urt with the nonchalant manner VI . vayv bar
dened crltnlnal
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lawful director OF said railroad company for the

lawful director Of said railroad company for the
Judgment must therefore be given according to
!nese views Adjudglng that the Fisk set Of direc-
s0Is were not duly elected, and that the Ramsey
were duly elected, and on the legal ana lawful d.
rection OF said corporation, and further adjudging
that the people recover costs In the action against
!ns corporation. the Albany and Susquehannah
tallroad Company, and that the plant be dis
missed as against the defendants, Jonathan H. Her.
TICK aud Walter II. Burns without costs, and tnat
all the suits re entered IN the pieadings be discon-
rnned by the plaintiffs both sides without costs
ana tne receveIsaip OF Pruyn, Courier aud flsk be
The Judgment viii further direct that the thirteen
defendants who are hereby declared to have been
duy elected directors Of SAID corporation headed by
yld GfQesbecK. Daniel T. Chamberlain John W. VIM
cent. David J. Newell, Daniel q. Falls, James N.
BOYD, Samuel Sloan, Samuel g Thompson, Martin
the said thirteen defendants headed by Charles
Courier and Walter s. Church, whose claim to
ton is hereby disallowed. Anu It viii be referred
to the Hon. Samuel L. Selden, OF Rochester TO
pass upon the accounts Of the receiver and upon
report 10 tine court what would be proper cXsra
allowance In the action ana to which OF the defen-
matters Of detail as nay be necessary 20 carry the
Judgment into effect
tors so held to be duly elected be let into immediate
power or said railroad and that the receiver trans
Ter to them all the property and In his hands
moneys IN hts hands all proper allowances for fees,
expenses and other cna rges 10 be adjusted by said
referee.
The Railroad Not Yet Turned Over 20 the
Ramsey Directors-Pr0spcct Of Further
Litigation.
ALBANY, Jan. l, 1870.
The Governor has not yet turned over the Susque-
hanna Railroad to the Ramsey directors. He is
awaiting an Official copy Of the decision from JUS
tice Smith, 1t Ia understood that further legal pro-
ceedings will follow the decision.
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chila (name not given) died suddenly at No. 90
King street. Coroner Flynn has charge OF the case.
Phoenix Jones' colored Individual, died sud.
denly in the rear OF premises No. 70 Laurens street.
Coroner schirmer notified to hold an inquest on
the body.
Tomorrow being the sixth anniversary OF the
death OF the late Archbishop Hughes solemn high
mass OF requiem will be celebrated in St Patrick's
cathedral at ten O'CLOCK A. N. for tue rep0sc VI his
soul.
A child, six months oId, died in . rear room on
the third oor Of premises LAG Cherry street. Coro-
ner Flynn was notified to hold an inquest on the
body. The name OF the child or parents was not
given.
VIM. Byrnes, OF 419 Pearl street, yesterday morn
Ing was cut Of his arms by a knife In the
hands Of Peter Hamlin, q sailor The ARRAY occurred
ut the corner OF Madison and James streets Tie
w0u nu IL slight one.
At two O'Clock yesterday morning two young
men. named leopold in Franklin street. were play.
Ing with pistol when It was accidentally dis
charged the ball entering the abdomen OF one Of
them The wound Is not dangerous.
child OF Ann Smith, living at No. 16L Ham,
ilton street. suffocated early yesterday morning
by becoming buried beneath the bed ,'othes while
the mother was asleep. The infant only i've
months old. Coroner Schirmer was notified.
two O'Clock yesterday morning an alteration
occurred between Morton Wheeler and Martin
Smith, residing at No. 752 Second avenue, when
Smith threw Kettle OF not water Wheeler scald-
Ing him severely about the neck breast. lie was
taken u Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner Flynn held an inquest at Bellevue Hos
pltai on the body OF John Taylor, who died from the
effect OF injuries received by being caught In the
machine machinery at Holbrook's soap factory, West
Twenty fourth street. near Tenth avenue. On the
2zd ut. deceased sustained compo und fracture or
years OF age and native OF England.
Some illadvised practical joker yesterday morn.
ing inserted an advertisement in some of the morn
ing papers, under the heading deaths ~ announc-
Ing the decease at Philadelphia Thursday last OF
Major William A. Thorpe Tue cause OF death was
stated to be paralysis Yesterday Major Thorpe.
with about 250 pounds OF flesh, bone and muscle.
was around making New YEARS. calls among many
OF mis- friends OF the Keystone Club. OF wa ch organi
zatlon he IS an old and peculiarly active memoir.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CLEMENT-PoUND.- Thursday. December %.
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, this CITY,
bv the Rev. I. A. Eaton, Mr.. EDWARD ii. CLEMENT
TO MISS GERTRUDE POUND, daughter OF John Pound,
Esq.
CORwJN-KING.-On Thursday. December % at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents. III Greenport
by the Kew. N. X. Bennett, J. ADDISON CoRwIN to
Miss LILLE KING, daughter Of W. z. King Esq. fall
OF GreenpOrt.
NICK KENNh-RUTHEIr0RD.-On Friday. December
81, by the Rev. Father Keegan, OF Brooklyn N. H.,
JOHN H. MCkESNA OF Providence, X. l., TO Miss
SOPHIA RUTHERFORD, OF brooklyn, N. Y.
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NEW YORK CITY.
GleaninEs i'm Gotham ON
yesterday.
The Weather--Sudden Deaths-ShOoting
Affrays-Attempt to Murder PO-
liceman-A PaItry JOke--Acc.-
dents, Inquests and Mis-
celianeOus Matters.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twenty
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. indicated by the thermometer at HGd-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building Broadway, COR
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Emanuel c. Reigart, OF Lancaster, Pa, who died
last week, aged seventy-four years. irsl nominated
Ihuddeus stevens for Congress.
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average temperature Yesterday 1y.................
Average temperature Tor corresponding daGe
last year. Observation-Disclosures.
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A child OF Ann Smith, living at No. leh Ham,
ton street. was suffocated early yesterday morning
by becoming buried beneath the bed ,othes while
the mother was asleep The infant was only i've
months old. Coroner Schrmer was notified.
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A child, six months OLD, died In . rear room o
the third door Of premises 146 Cherry street. Core
ner Flynn was notified to hold an inquest on IN
body. The name OF the child or parents was M
given.
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VIM. Byrnes. OF 4ls Pearl street. yesterday morn
Ing was cut on one Of his arms by knife In the
hands Of Peter Hamlin. sailor. The ARRAY occurred
at the corner OF Madison and James streets. Tie
WOu nd Is slight one.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02

Tomorrow being the sixth anniversary OF the
death of the late Archbishop Hughes solemn high
mass OF requiem will be celebrated in st. Patrck's
cathedral at ten O'CLOCK A. M for tue reposc VI his
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At two O'Clock yesterday morning two young
men, named Leopold. IN Franklin street. were play
Ing with pistol, when 1t was accidentally dis.
charged the ball entering the abdomen OF one Of
them. The wound Is not dangerous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
Heck. Knox & Kerby,

lResl Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
WILL SELL, BY PUBLIC "a L. 10y
w SATURDAY, tho l4th day OF May, 1870.
at 1890 D. m, in front Of the Mayors ounce; IN
Inc city of Alexandria, Va, that DhSlkAB Bile
LOT OF GROUND, beginning at point on
thr cast side Of Henry street i've 1eol south
Of the corner Of Princess and Honry streets,
whore tho cast limo of Henry street }ntersec!S
said Princess street. and running from said
noint south on Henry street thlrsy'uVe feet !;
thence cast ono hundred and fifteen 1eet ana
cioyon inches to fifteen feet wide alley thence
north on said alley thirty. five feet thence west
ono hundred and fifteen feet and eleven inches
~ Henry stree. and place of beginning. with q
new two.story FRAME DWELLING, IA
Containing eight rooms, erected thereon. .ls1H
Tho house is in good condition and thorough
repair, and in addition to the dwelling has a
frame stable ~. the foot OF tho lot large enough
for four horses carriages, sc. The tito TO this
property is indsputsblo
TERMS-Ono-third cash on tho day Of snIo !;
the residue in three equal instalmcn.s AT e. II
and eighteen months, respectively, from the
day of sale; tho doforrcd payments to he sat-
isiacturily secured. Stamps and conveyance
at tho cost of purchaser. Tho property in the
meantime is offered nj private sale. Apply to
BECK KNOX Il KERRY,
my 3-oo.s 9. King ST., Alexandria. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FO.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-Pursuautt to a decree of the Cir
cult Court for the county Of Fairfax, in The case
OF William H. Goodins, Assignee, against John
Ii. Barnes ct al, pronounced at its Juno term,
1869, the undersigned, Commissioners. wjll!sc!l,
at public auction, at Fairfax Court House, on
tho 9Th DAY OF j UNE. 1870, Court day, that
valuable Mill in Fairfax county, known ~
HOPE ARK MILL located on Piney
branch, miles from Centreville, = miles from
Fairfax station, and 3 from Clifton, on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, to which Is
attached THIRTY ACRES OF LAND. seven
eighths of which srein timber. The mill build
ing is Sc by -. three stories high, oversize!
power with six feet head Of water, :! icc'
wheel, running at prosentlono pair OF burrs;
There is also small but convenient DIV FL
LING HOUSE near the mill, small BAkN a.
and other ont buildings. TO m cntrrpris, He
ing man, acquainted with milling. Inc "h"V"
property may be made very profitable.
TERMS-Ten per cent. OF the purchase mon,
cy to be paid in hand tho residue iii Il, l. A!ld
Is months, with interest from tho day 81 s"i'
tho title OF tho land to be retained and The
nroperty liable t. b. rcSnld upon default III
either nj the deferred instruments. Sold Ia
twnnn u and :, O'clock TItU%. MOORE.
T!lO:', T. Low 4.
Es;rrsv co. may 6-lawts Cons 81 SHr.
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ATEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
STEAMBOATS,.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
Z y,

POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
[ April &c. 1870:
In order to promote public convenience, the
steamers OF this limo will. on to.mor- Il p
row Wednesday, the 9TH instant, sEEs6 y
commence their hourly trips from Alexandra
a. quarter before u. m. last trip from Alex
dria at y. IN; first trip from Washington city
ut e u m; last trip from Washington city at :
l III. By this arrangement safe hourly com.
municutior may be had with Washington, and
connection made with the : clock 81. m. train
for Baltimore.
The steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down the Potomac to Como river
and n-ermeliato landings leaving Alexandria
Tuesday and Friday mornings at "a m.
s. 5. 1IOWlSON,
President Potomac Ferry Co..
SAM J.. GEDN Ely. Gen. Supt. ap 2G.tt
ALEXANDRIA, AND
w GEORG ETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
Tho steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume Ee3 regular sEA
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur-
day next, =! 4 uclcck p. N and returning,
vii lcavr Alcxsndris every Wednesday morn
ing, Il. &! O'clock. For freight apply to
mar l-9m Is. WHEAT Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA-
u BILE REAL ESTATE.-Fursuan: TO p
decree of the Circuit Court of the county o.
Fairfax, rendered in the suit o. Alexander =
Grigsby vs.. Walter S. Whaloy, ASm r, OF ,o-,n ~
Nj. Wialey, dec d., ct al, at its juno lcrin'
1863, the undersigned, CommsssoHtrii1 VIII
SELL at public auction ut Fairiax So .nt h"nr
Court day, tho following described rkofAN-
Lot No. i,-containing 3954 seros, is situated
ncar Centrevillo adjoining the farms Of IHEEn en-
Ifttorbach and others; is we'll wstered ana . nsS
small quantity of timber upon il. Tho TIA
HOUSEi is located at Centrcville and Is .aaa-
large and ommodious one, with al Tao heces-
sary out. buildings, with we'll of go"d wa'or
TEEMS-Ono.tonth Of tho purchase money
to be paid in hand as deposit; tho residue
theroof in G, II and IS months, with lnterGsl
from tho Isy Of salo tho title to tho land TO Dc
retained. and tho land liable to be- resold upon
delault in either Of tho deferred instruments n;
Stamps and convoyancing at the cost OF Inc
purchaser. i III; " q N0HRE
THOS. Il. LOVE.
Esirf.y CO., mayG-1swts CONS. OF Sale.
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Nv Beck. Knox 81 kerby.
Real Estate Agents ard NUcLloncNT-.T
LOTS AT EtCTlOA.


w., ,;-.u,,r0 1acrco If ,h, Circuit, Gear. FIR
ny ,iL,Ho % y V;ra;n:, rrrirr,L -, lis
n't AahuI'" co eHH'.S a. VIZ =. K,.:lh.
MAY iein !oo:, Il, ,hn X o;,h's Lnir. O, a..
comp ls'ns"t, vi r "nnm thcn,icrs;rnr1 Com.
defendants ~ a;r nss.,a VIII ,,rncccI, un
m .riTpn,Y 10 ,i!t Isy cf Wsy. $50. ": -
NJ ~ ,. .'' H." Mayo, office in the
O clocE M, IN sni, ny n,Ih;i' nuctinr,
Guy oi A'cAH' un ~, ~ nn,;,
the ioIlowlng; a LIZ HsIiE 90 4 Iur or
!. An und!Vlusu nAHr ,r,.,.i.
GROt Ni' on Inc Sai' sag .: 'H''''
lkeith,s wharf i'v tee' ~ '"ri' >,'.'I -, g.
Franklin street binding on St;a >,.r,s ", 49,
- 'nchei, anu eXtemGinS ima' Ine '''"y y.;L.
or. cr9s*'nS y, "le' IfhT'E NV 1Gr 81
~ Sr ~ t''uis , ,i 80; :.ral '.r'.o a.,
fNUu ~ .,,J sirn', ., ,Ln r.,ri;, Inc
l""s ''"itn " ,n, ,T h;nin,, m ;ir,, :,
I'll an "i'ey - 'ec' WIFE, osn"rnE -" ,,s
lG' iecl ih'hcS, "''a 'hss'' '' 49, 80. 49,!
Union street ~ ieei 10 an HI!tS ~ '''- W ~
with !ho use Hl hnl1 I1' Hit'i ,r ln1. pF
an H'un',to" lls 49,, r vc,tn street;
CHOU NJ on the |HIt E''' 81 rE'.'., I'.',
between fTihre M! YAK" ,o'rS' ''' a.,
pot Of the o. n. " VI. Is H. ,''"nt't ~: -
south by q llno drawn par"il"i u All" 'l''".i
tuyt from Prince and Dukr streets on tH''
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FNR u S TE ELS S LIZ.


BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated .janu-sg
LIST, 1853, and cxecutoi by Anna Patton, and
duly recorded in libcr l, No. T. folio II, Of the
land records Of Fairfax county, tho undcrsign-
cd, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with WriLton instructions from tho party sccur-
cd, Offer 70: sale, to tho highest bidder for cash.
on the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1870, lhut being
Court day, at twelve o'clock noon, in front of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, tho FARM
on which tho said Patton now rcsid o., lying
near Anandaie. in sad county, and ,.djoining
the Back Lick road on tho east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining tho lands formerly own
cd by Louisa Summers and }. q. AIMS, con-
tanning by said decd 1884, acree, moro or legs
The land has tho reputation Of boing good. with
considerable timber. and a comfortable H7;A
TWO-STORY DWELLING. built ainco HFIa
tho war. Tho above land will DO sold subject
to decd Of trust given TO Louisa Summers for
Sl,HO. Tho title TO this property, with tho
above exception, and this deed is believed To be
good; but selling as Trustee / shah only con-
vey tho title vested in me rs such.
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
Fairfax CO., feb 24-cots
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By Beck, Knox IL kerby.
Rosl Estate Agents and Auctioneers. !
SSIGNE E'S 5 A l. + s.

By authority Of the District Court OF the
United States for tho District Of Virgnia, in
the matter Of John K. Shumato, bankrupt, L
nndria Virginia, on MONDAY, tho ID dav of
May, 1870, y: IL o'clock NJ, in front Of the May
ors office,
A BALANCE OF ONE SHARE, belonging
t, the o.tate of said bankrupt, being onc-slXth
Of ono sixth OF tho estate Of John Rust, late OF
Warren CO., Va, deceased.
The residue of bankrupt's interest in said cs-
tato is sold subject ~ the liens thor o"n
ES-The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, tho "a of May $50, at the samo
place and hour. jon N ;. FoW LEN,
,,v david Assignee.
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OUR NEW DRESS GOODS.
Thelatest styles just received from Now York.
Plain Stuff Jackonet Lawns.
4" Green "
Pink - p"

Thelatest styles just received from New Iorki
Plain Stuff Jackonet Lawns.
- Green
Pink
- CambricS.
Very rich Blue and Buff Ginghams and
Chsmbrss.
Plain Pink, Green, Buff, Brown and Steel.
mixed Linen for Suits-the new Buff; very
pretty; Figured and Dotted Linen. We note
especially the White Linen Lawn Lay ~, ,,,
are in striped and figured, and have been much
in cray, bahia, Blue, Fink and Green. they
arc very beautiful and cheap for suits and
walking dresses.
JAPANESE SILKS-B and 6 reen Check
CANT and beautiful.
We feel that our goods this season embrace u
larger variety than usual, and can ask the pa
tronage Of our friends with the assurance that
we can suit all tastes. K. L. WOOD,
ap 22-tf No. 62 King street.
TRY THE OLD 2 TEkys TONIC BIT
For the following complaints. Perfect astis-
faction in each and every case fully gusran-
teed, or the money cheerfully refunded:
Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and Heartburn.
Weakness Languor and Debility.
Loss of Appetite.
Nervous Headaches
Obstinate Constipation.
Torpid Conditions Of tho Liver
Also q sure preventive Of Aguo and Fever
and all Bilious Diseases They arc pleasant to
the taste, and the most delicate stomach will
find nothing disagreeable in Thorn. Over four
hundred bottles have been sold within the last
month. In quart bottles, at one dollar each.-
For sale by al druggists and country mer-
eAA"''' f''pAfs0 '"' yyA sNNN s. co,
MY 145 King street.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY ..
COMMUNICATED.
THE APPROACH OF AGE.

Coma ara the friends my boyhood knew,
Gone threescore years since childhood s morn;
A lonely stalk stand, where grew
And proudly waved the Summer corn.
Scanning the record of my years,
How blank, how meagre seems tho page;
How small the sum Of good appears ~
Wrought by these hands from youth to ago.
Yet midst the tolls and cares of life,
I've tried to keep cheerful heart.
To curb my fiercer passions strife
And as man to act my part
And repine not at my lot,
81 Glad to have lived in times lik tnese'
When mystic cords of human thought
Bind realm TO realm across the SOFAS.
When progress in material things
Leads upward immsterisl mind
And into nearer prospect brings
The perfect life Of all mankind.
Kindly, as yet, lifs's autumn sun
Giids the green precincts of my homo;
Softly, though fast. 1.-the moments run,
And feeting seasons 90 and como
Yet nearer means the wintry blast,
The chilling wind Of Age that blows.
Through dsrkening skies with clouds oercas',
With binding sleet and drifting SHOWS
10 cleaner on life's wintry lea,
/ hesr thy steps mid rustling leaves
And soon this WltnerSU SLSih WAL w
Close gsrnered with the autumn sheaveS'
And then will He, beneath whose eye
Rsch act of right and wrong appears.
Aueht of untarnished grain descry
Among these husks Of wasted years
Haply these mastering clouds that lower
On the low sky in seeming wrath
Nav vanish, and lite's sunset hour
Shed a calm radiance DER my path.
Then may the clear horizon bring
Those glorious summits to the eye.
Where, Asnked by fields of endless Spring,
The Cities of the Blessed lie.
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TSTA Bills Fl 4 ID l n =
f.. j. M L l. l. f IL :,

Importer and Dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
EARTHEN WARE,
Is now receiving his SPRING SUPPLY Of
goods, bought since the decline in gold.
Being an old established house and having
unusual facilities for purchasing, and all ex.
sonsve acquaintance with the manufacturers OF
Esrthenware and Glassware, both IN TINS cOun-
try and England, he is able to oner unusual in
ducements to country merchants and dealers
generally.
His stock will be found to be very coinpl etc,
embracing all qualities OF earthenware from
common G. G. to best Ironplated China
Glassware in great variety, at low prices.
Window Glass Of al sizes
Stonewarc, Coal Oil Lamps and Chimnies,
Plated and Brittanis Casters, Table Cutlery,
&C.. &c.
give him call, and he is satisfied he can sell
goods as low as any other frst-class house.
NH 11-eo3m [Leeesburg WAshin gton.