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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfoneery,
ID No. 81 =, southeast cOrnerof 9TH and ID streetl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ZEAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON FOUR
TEENfH STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND
l. SIREETs SOUTH.
Il BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated October
g. lllh, ls69 and recorded in Liber L aad 4, No
- Il, folio f23, &c one of the land records Tor
Washington county, ia the District OF Columbia,
Ella 90 II in front u the premises I'll l. kSOAS,
the 3;if day OF February, A. ID lTI, ut a., O'Clock
y al that piece or parcel e ground lying and
beng in the city ot Washington Aforesaid, aud
kpCwr and disiil gnished upon the ground plat or
plan thereof lot Numbered seven a. and part vi
iol numbered eight, 80 pa square numbered one
thousand and sixty six, Il Cc6,i being the same
pieces or parcels OF ground ~hiCh w"i COW eyed to
he sAid parry 81 Tho first part 10y deed bearing date
tie fIUrth DAP ~ December, $50, and executed ny
christian 1hImp=. % and recorded In J. & ), No
49, folio IFS. g. one If the land records fer wash
iust,n county, in the District of Columbia, i'm
q va 81 y small Franc House.
Z Forms OF sale, On half each, balance in SIX
Uvl be. with Purchs note, witt Interest," e. be
cured l. deed Il ITust on the property I'D $50
De- % a. thr-iAl of the BANNER. ALI convey auce
W h HAR1Ll, Trustee
tes eoScs GBEEN WILLIAMS, AGcts.
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H.T.HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHI

H.T.HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
not eesknes arising from ENcesses Habt,s q ia.
SIFILlon hsrly IndisCretiop attended sith tLa 81
loving Symptoms: -- '- "
lncisrosfion 20 " r.f,r i.,.s ~ D.
Loes Of Memory, ptfscnltY :, .S...,h.
weak Nerves, TrenbI,nr eA.Ds
Horror VI Disease, WaksfnIrs~
tunness OF Nisios, Pain in che RsrS
bot Hands, TIu.hi,s az the I'D
ITyness OF the SKIN, Ernrri-,s'., e.. 49,.
Universal Ls--iiude Of P.Iiis no,n,an..,
tho Muscular System,
These symptoms, IL allowed 70 60 on. which ,r,,
M tdictne Invariably removes j coon toiIov-
FATCITf, EPILEPrIO FITS, Sc
N one Of which the patient mar expire. who ca
se.S ihey are not frequently followed By thOse trr
tul Diseases" "
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many sre aware Of the cause OF thesr ,n5a-sa. IN
none viii confess The records a the insane A Sur~
sid TIC melancholy deaths by oousurnpsion bes,
ample Ntness O. the truth q the Ssssrtioo
lie constitution, once Affected by organic veal
neSs REQ hires the AID 81 medicine Strengthen az
n,iget Ate tue sysien. which Il. I. HELMBOLDr
hh1kACT OF BCoHU inv sriabiy aSes. A d..
VIII COW tnee the most scepticaI.
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RH VIM. l.. WALL & co. Auctiooeers,
- New Marble Building,
No 900 and So3 Pennsyly snia avenue
- By virtue ef q deed % trust dated the s,h
e. day Of ianusTy.A d. lSI0. and duly recorded
Ion the 18th dsy 81 January. A. A.. lsT0 10
bIber No &C. folio as &c, u the land racards
Tor Arlington county. in the District ~ Coismhs
snail sell, on the prerni scs, on SATURDAY, Feb
tnsry Ssth, A. ID ISL a. O'Clock D IN. al thai
parcel OF ground living and situate In said city OF
washington, and known pom the public plars ans
pan Oh said CITY As and being OF lot nuLberei
shIee' g. IN square numbered three huRdrsi an
MY, lp,b the same being the eastern two. thi-Fs
part OF said lot. from front to rear ethar win ii
the improvements and appuTteuances thereto b.
longing or ~ anywiss pperi siuins
Terms 81 sale Cash leu per ceCt to be dapes
TIED al the time of sale; the balance on dlfvery of
The deed And II 81 the terms 81 sale be poi com
picd With ishn hve days after the dsy Of Va rho
trustee reserves the right res,i the prapertv at
the risk and cost of the defsulting purch sar ppor
giving one week suOtioe of such resale in some us
paper Al the CITY OF Washington, ID. q All convey
ancins and stamps at the cost ct the purchased
JOHN OGDEN, TRUSTEE
STILSOh & BJSDY, ATTORNEYS
Washington, s1uaIy 3lst, ISL
JS1t inst W. l.. WALL 3 90, Aurts
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RElDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, 30.
" DUETS. RoSSES, ANCHORS and SrARs
Preserved or EBareled Ia Wax. All kinds OF II air
BrstinE done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass snd
Pearl by Mrs FHlS5, late Of Boston, 900 s,h ~ ,
Desr l. E@fer~rc-s--Hrs President GIANT Mrs.
Admiral G0idsoOrOugh. W. w COrcorau i;an
Casey, Ger TOmBkins Gen. Aiken ianIS-iv
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

OfFIoE or THE roroMAc FEKRV con
sEvEsIs sIKEsT wharf.
WARRINGTON, February 10Th. iyt.
On and after noNDAY. 18th F.sru,rJ .steauars q
,h !. line 4. vii make HoURLT TRiPs
sHIhGTOS, a. follows:
frsry hour from Z q. M. from each city.
se.asr skSs5Ef vii MIN r s.SS s'i her trip. .
Core river and ,n.erntd..ie LANDINGS 90 .hs Pee;
s ssisis 2..h Feorusr's' .ow en- aksA-
~ frn.,aent ro.ousc r. n1S q .soS
E GEDSEf. General superintendent fs u rnars
k'oR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas stAsk-
pole Leaves he. -hsrf, foot oi s-ven.h IT,
i 10 ti. DtHiLf rs i.1 5Tsar ;ss
s9s "sSns ss rs,i: r.H =.
+. in '' JAS S sSshs sSs; Ss':,
MEEcHAsTs LINE or srEAMsHIrs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
yonS SfBsos s az v SA LEY. dir9. InS
sF 81 si rSRK, u HLs sss pPs ss ssT
,,s s W S Nasv GE0EGErSws. g follows:
ever, M . .ss s sLfthS3hiSaL2S =.
r, fun Tns;icn, apply 70 B.Pa DEE.
nAs Agent, or1oe >nd wharf foot az High stress.
ORR avenue.
Ieil Il wv. THOMPSON, Prc.,ara,.
NEW kNPKLss LINK VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA VA. VASE.
GkdTos ARD GEO 8GETowS, DO.
kegulsr sailing day From Il North whsrv0.
Phiiste phia, SATURDAY., 81 Hm. R0n
frt.m bS NA'er street. 0eorseEou a. $780,
n EphEeDAf att o m
fretsat received Ut any time.
Apriy to hyde & TYLER, 03 Water strsef,
GeOra. toNb. ID. G.. N. KLD RiDIE ODn AieKsa.
drie Va. WI CLYDE oc-.i4 North whsryes.
Philadelphia. fel ls
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Rf CkEEH q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
n Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

TkJsTExS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
III kkONTING ON STREET SOUTH, BE
TWEEN 3D. AND lTu SITS. WEST, ISLAND.
- by yir'ue OF q decd Of trust dated the 2Ofh
Ia day OF January, A. d. 800, and duly recorded
- IN Liber No 6e2 folio Ss2, one If the land re
cords Tor Washington county, in the District of
OciLInbls, snail sell b. public auc ton, on MON
DAY, the goth day OF February A. d. lo7l, ct u
O'CLOCK M on the premises, all that certain piece
AID parcel OF ground situate and lying 10 the said
city OF sshington, aud being known and described
rs all that piece parcel OF ground known as part
Of Lot hxe 8, IN square lre hundred aud thirty
eiRht t65o IN the city OF Wa hington, D. o., and
contained within the following metes and bounds
tow,t. beginning for the same at the sou theast
corner OF said lot on street, and running thence
west sirteentlyj lest thence north sixty tive 1861
teet theI CO east sixteen 10 feet thence b KY
five ~ feet to the place OF beginning Improved
oy twCstorS Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash; balance ;n six and
twtlc months, and the purchaser to give notes
mt =, secured By deed Of trust the pro perty
.old IL the terms OF sale are not Complied with
Within five days. the Trustee reserves right 10
resell at the cost and risk Of detautine purchaser
go down when the property is cold. Conveyancing
and stamps at cost u purchaser.
A. X. l.. KEESE, Trustee
fea eosds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,

FTIRE DAYS.
III WI. b. WALL co, Aa cnsers,
u New Marble Building. Hce goo aud 9O3,
south corner 9th street aed Pen nsytvnnis syeoue
sALb OF BUUehHtbD FURNITURE tr
Ga fRiDat, ira February, cfsr,lnssc
E7{F ns Al pe s N ala al nc entire
ned in house \ D. lOes seIh rect az rennssl-
Nauis svenue. Censis Ing Of
parlor Suite, M. 7 Tsei~s
EOsewc 4 Piano. boahe & 10.
Three Hly, lnSrsin. AID other Carpets
Oilol tbs n stszn 81 and CroCkerY
slnHt Chamber Suites, BurssGs
h. 0sk sh sboard. Ca ' fny Table
OAK DIN r. Gls--wsrp, lounges
q. CHAIRS. Cooking stove and Fixtures
Wardrobe W ssl-fsnd Reception Ch4irs G.
With numerous other articles In grni G lnsitfar
aud nearly nes. sale without regard to weather
and positive
tell W. WALL a 90 kue.s
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BLOODl BLOODi BlOODr
IL. T. HELMBOLDS
highly CONCENTRATED ooMPouhp
FLULD EXTRACT SARSAPdRU.Ls
Tor Purifying the Blood, removing all Chronic 10,
.ltr,ions Diseases arising from an Impure state
remedy for the cure of Scrofula, ecad H.sd SCI
Rteum, Pains and sweilin3s OF the Rome. IIcsr.
tions OF the Throat and Lses, Biotobes p,nniss y,
the Face Tstter Ery spelss, ana eli soaiy
u the ekin,
AND BBAUTIFYiN0 TIE OOMPLExIoH
NOT FEW
Of the worst disorders that sftict uaaktnd .r,s.
fhom the corruption that sccum1latss il the Blooc
1t cot none e,lusl 10 effect HEL n BOLnR God
POUND E&TkACT OF 6ARsAPARII.La
cesnste and repoS stes the Blood nstlls fbe yiso,
Of h alth into the system, and pursee out the buu,
which make disease. II stimulates the healthy func
cIs Of the body and pee the ers thar srov
and rahkle In the blood Sooh . rsmedy thss eno,
be relied on has long been soukht, anc now the put
lie have one on which they oAn dereus Onr .nsr.
here d0os not admit Of certificates 70 oh o it, ets
bet the trial OF single bottle win ehov % the MOI
that has lie virtues SURPRISING thing they hss.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract,of sersscar1u,
added 10 pint of ~ ater h equal 10 the Lsbou De,
Drink, ind one bottle Ii fully "a uAl 10 = sion a.
the syrup OF easssparils, or the aeoootioa a nee
ely mste.
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0lS GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
- No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and streets

-'o. ctS coutueoSt CORNER t1 onu - etfeets.
CHhNUERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL Estate ON 1 STkEkT. BETWEEN
S!E AND 10TH sTBEETS. IN WASHINGTON
"a By virtue Of certain decrees Of tho Supreme
Iva Court VI the District Of Columbia passed in
La cause therein depending, numbered LIE.
OfptUn Asylum Is plaintiff, and VIM. A. Boss, Job
Angus, and others aIe deferdants, the under
signed, appoisted trustee by said DEGREES, will, Oh
MONDAY the 9th day OF February, A u Io7I.
a. O'Clock r. m In trent OF the premises proceed
t. sell AT public auction, to the highest bidder, all
that valuable improved real estate known and de
sCrihod on the grourd An o. the City of Washing
tained within the following IN stes and bounds Be-
ginning tor the same az point six go feet from tn
nOTtheat corner OF SAID lot, and running thence
west along l street north twenty five (II) feet.
theme due south one hundred and thirty two a -
feet ten and half llO,b inches; thence due east
feet ten and half Ci= inches thence due west
six GO feet thence due north hundred and five
ih5l ieet 10 the place OF beginning.
The ssid property il situated on / street north
bst~ 9th and l0Ih streets west In this city and
is i'm ed by three story brick house, at present
occupied by ths Minister Of the Argentine Oonfeder
alton
Terms OF SALE As prescribed By said docrees. are:
One third cf purC base money cash; balance in two
eIual payments al one and two years respectively,
with interest from day Of sale, secured BY deed
trust On the property A deposit OF 800 viii DO re
CURED 81 the purchaser At the tune OF sale. All con-
veyancine and stamps at cost of purchaser. Ii the
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten days
from the date of the sale, the property will be re
sold az the risk OF the defaulting purchaser.
JOHN G.. WILSON, Trus'ee
felS.l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL
w AT COST To CLOSE BUSINESS
Not being able to give my attention 20 the business
am CON- PEELED to offer NV entire stock of WOOD
aud COAL, at SACRIFICE, until the whole 10
disposed OF Also, Tor sale, the Office, DE pot Good
VIII sc. ~fthe finest Wood aud Coal Establishment
IN the District will deliver coal st the
prices Ior lash ONLY: Per Ton.
LhkENS VALLEY prime articiel .......,., : q 90
Philadelphia BED Ash, or LORBER6Y..... = 90
Nh,I :. a : u y 29
' .... .... ....... "
Apply at the Office No. loo, south side OF Penn
y vauia avenue between lith and 18th streets or at
the depot, cor Mary land avenue sLd 6th Ct island
IA u II W. E BROWN
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LOAN OFFICES.

RURNsTlNES LOAN OFFICE.
- 400 and 4ee 18th VI. 3 doors sl,th Ps AZ,
MAKES liberal advances on Gold and Silver Wstohe..
Diamonds. Jeweiry, Pianos. Furniture Guns Pts
tols, Cutlery, Ladies and Gentlemen W earing Az
perI 81 all descriptions.
~ prITdfs entrance tfooy
Furniture stored and adv ,pces mat fei ~
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DY LATIMKR 4 ULEARY, Auctionesrs,
b tsUccessors to Cooper Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth ST.
INTENSIVE SALE OF COAL AND WOOD AT
AUCTION.
Thu BSbAf. FEBRUARY %, 1871,
AZ 10 O'CLOCK a n

The undorsigned administrators OF James Glea
son, deceased, will offer At public sale, AT street
wharf At tho above date, the large sssor emit OF
Cosl and W God belonging 10 the ate "
TIE Coal will be offered in lots Of FIVE tons and
upwards to suit purchasers, and the Wood in guam
titles Of hve cords and upwaris
The Coal and W God will be sod 10 the ward Ia las
taken away By the purchaser will De delivered
adding The cost of Carriage which will be announces
al thu sale.
The Coal includes all kinds, Lykens Valley Red
ard hite Ash, Chestnut, Cumb erlana, &c, of ali
sizee
Terms: AL amounts Of less than 500 30 be cash:
over 8 it0 and less than s 90. two months on an
proved security; over $50, three mouths, on 40.
proved security. Purchasers will be required to
remove their IuIchnses within ton days.
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TNpFR HEAVY TRIBrTE.

n chronological xecord-Feb. II, LBS A. n.
Hor Dsparimsni, SlonaI Ssrute.. C.S.A.
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10y LATiMER d CLEARY, Auctionsers,
- tSuccessors to Cooper q Latimer,y
Northwest corner Pspnsylvania ave. and 18th stree,
EACELLfHT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
"a I'm II ESDAf MORNING, FeorusrV I4th.
w isl. ~ 10 o clock, at the residence of a lad J
~ declining housekeeping, No l22f L street
tbetween 18th sad 18th streets, snail sell An
excel eht assortment OF Furniture, cOmpris
icg in part
Walnut Rep Parlor sHite
French Plate Pier Glass.
bsir Cloth Furniture,
Marble top and Mahogany Ceuts; T able,
Bedstesds and Bureaus,
WsTdrobes and ashstpnds,
Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsteis,
China end Glass Fare,
Cooking and Heating stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
fe9-dts LAIIMER 4 CLEARN, Aurts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
Consequence of the SNOW, until THURSDAY, the
10th instant, same hour and place.
frIi BATlMEB & CLEARY. Auct'rs
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
kAIkNsINE SALE OF FIRST CLASS STOCK
q FAkSi AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT
On FRIDAY MORNING, tho nth day OF Feb
rusiv. lSIl, commencing at % CLOCK shall set
AZ The store OF Goddard. No 9Os Tth street ives
between and streets north, being the balance 1T
stock OF Dry Goocs. consisting OF every thing usually
Kept in = first Class esta blishmeHt.
Bale TO continue from day to DAY, until the entire
81, OK is disposed Of
Toms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
reIi |kSpI AuctiOnesrs.
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FFTEH THt ABOVE SATF,
~ We shall offer = Horses, Mules. 4 Carts aud
~ Harness complete, Alderney Mich G. W, 1
80 kocka~ay, Harness and Robe, l two-horss
Family Carriage. Il Fairbanks Platform Scale Once
Furniture, Fencing, Lumber. shoyels, &c. &c.
Terms: same a. above. A deposit OF ID per cont.
on all purchases required at time OF SALE
s sas !! SSLEEAas9N' Administrators.
LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
feidads Bepub. and Patriot.
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL 90, Auctisneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 900 cor. Penna ave and 9th at
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The many thousands cured at sss e-tsbIishsnssa
WITHIN the last twenty years, and tho numerous In
Dortsnt surgical operations performed By Or yotD.
ston. witnessed BY the reporters Of the SR- sud mss
other papers, notices OF which have appeared sSn6
and again before the public. besdes his stsudfas .
. 9entiemsn OF character and responsibility. 70 o
sum Gent guarantee % the afflicted.
SkIH DISEASES sPEEDfLY OURED. ooa4-O
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81 PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION given
20 all Y alters entrusted 10 cur care. e. 9-lt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05

WESTERN TICKETS. The following will
show the rates adopted by the Railroad
General Ticket Agents Convention be-
tween some of the principal points: Chi
cago t, Boston 1924, to New York, 500 tn
Philadelphia, 500. to Baltimore. $40. St
Louis to Boston, $50, to New York, S27.
to Philadelphis, $25, to Baltimore, S23
New OrIeans to Boston, $50 so, to New
York. $50, to Philadelphia, $4S, to Balti-
more, $46 Cincinnati to Boston, 1923. to
New York $50, to Philadelphia $18, to
to B fillmore SIG. Cleveland to Boston.
$16.75. to New York $14 rs, to Philadel-
phia $l3 rs, to Baltimore $13. San Fran
cisco to Boston, $142, to New York S14O
to Philadelphia 1913, to Baltimore $137
Columbus, o.. to Boston, $205O, to New
York, $3.50. to Philadelphia $3.50, to
Baltimore $3.50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05

CUBA-Tte pacifcation of Cuba is
complete. According to dispatches from
Havana, telegraphic communication has
been re established between Puerto Princi-
pc and the capital, across the territory
called the Camaguey, which, until lately,
was the seat and last strong hold of the in
surrectiou. 1t is evident that the Spanie h
authorities now reign supreme in the
island, for they could not keep the tele,
graphic line to Puerto Principe for an
hour in working order if the country
were mot ~free from instruction. The
struggle in Cubs, never real warfare as
recognized by civilized nations, had OF
late degenerated into mere murder and
incendiarism on the part of the Cubans,
to be invariably followed by cruel retail
istions on the part of the Spaniards. Now
that the instruction has been subdued
the liberal government of Spain will
probably be disposed to right the just
grievances of Cubi and thus prevent the
reopeAing of a struggle which has desc
lated, for three long year, the Gem of the
Antilles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05

THE FEAST OF THE TABERNACLEs.-
The Hebrew Feast of Tabernacles, which,
following the Fast of Atonement, is, &C.
cording to Scriptural command to con-
tinue for seven days, as observed by the
Reformed sect of the Israelite Church and
eight days by the Rabbinical or Orthodox
Israelites, commenced on Friday evening
last. days of Convocation" is the name
given to the first and last days of the
feast, ard ''Half Holidays" to those inter
veniug. During the week the Syna-
gogues are handsomely decorated, and the
Hosan is reoited. "Simehath Thorah," a
"day of rejoicing of the delivery of the
law" ends the festival, which is based
upon the following passages in Leviticus,
chapter 80:
THE fifteenth day of the seventh month
shall be the feast of tabernacles for seven
days unto the Lord. On the frat day
shall be an holy convocation ye shall do
no mode OF work therein. On the fiji
teenth day of the seventh month, when ye
shall keep feast unto the Lord seven
days ON the first day shall be Sabbath
and on the eighth day shall be Sabbath
Ye shall dwell in booths seven days; all
that are I.raelites born shall dwell in
booths, that your generation may know
that [ made the children of Israel to
dwell in booths when brought them out
of the land of Egypt. l am the Lord
your God"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05

THE ALGERIAN INsURRECTION.-Late
advices have it that the Algerian insur-
rection is creating trouble on the frontier
line of the territory of the Bey OF Tunis
This is not much to be wondered at The
French forces are putting down the in
surrectior, and the insurgents, naturally
enough, are rushing out of the way.
What pity it is that the north of Africa.
which at one time was 50 grand, so power
full and 80 full of wealth, should have for
so many centuries been mere waste !!
Time was when Carthage YVES the rival
of Rome. Time was again when the
Moors made the same regions flourish, and
when they threatened to become the mas
tiers of Europe. 1t is a shame to the civ
ilized Powers of Europe that the southern
shores of the Mediterranean should re-
main a barren waste. What they once
were they must yet become. The mutual
JEALOUSY of the European Powers alone
stand in the way of a result which must
be reached sooner or later.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05
An Evening Rcverie.
BY wM. CULLEN BRYANT.

The summer day is closed, the sun is set.
Well have they done their office, tho-e bright
hours
The latest of whose train goes softly out
In the red west The green blade of the ground
Has risen, and herds have cropped it; the young
twig
Has spread its plated tissues to the sun;
Flowers of the garden and the waste have blown
And withered seeds have fallen upon the soil
From bursting cells, and in their graves await
Their resurrection. Insects from the pools
Have filed the air awhile with humming wings,
That now are still forever painted moths
Have wandered the blue sky, and died again:
The mother bird hath broken from her brood,
Their prison-shells, or showed them from The
nest,
Plumed for their earliest flight. In bright al.
coves,
In woodland cottages with barky walls,
In noisesone cells of the tumultuous town,
Mothers have clasped with Joy the newborn
babe.
Graves by the lonely forest, by the shore
OF rivers and of ocean, by the ways
Of the thronged city, have been hallowed out
And filled, and closed. The day hath parted
friends
That neer before were parted; it hath knit
New friendships; it hath seen the maiden plight
Her faith and trust her peace to him who long
Had wooed, and it hath heard, from lips which
late
Were eloquent of love, the first harsh word
That told the welded one her peace was flown.
Farewell to the sweetest sunshine! One glad day
Is added row to childhood's merry days,
And ore calm day to those of quiet age.
Still the feet hours run on I: and as lean
Amid the thickening darkness, lamps are lit,
By those who watch the dead, and those who
Irvine
Flowers for the bride. The mother from the
eyes
Other sick infant shades the painful light,
And sadly listens to his quick-drawn breath.
Oh thou great Mover of the Universe,
Or Change, or Flight of Time, for ye are one!
That Dearest, silently, this visible scene
Into nights shadows and the streaming rays
Of startling whittier art thou bearing me?
feel the mighty current sweep me on,
Yet know not whittier. Man foretells afar
The courses of the stars the very hour
He knows when they shall darken or grow bright
Yet both the eclipse of sorrow and of death
Come unforewarDed. Who next of those love
Shall pass from life; or sadder yet, shall fall
From virtue? Strife with foes or bitter strife
With friends or shame or general scorn of men
Which who can bear ?-or the fierce rack of pair
Lie they within nay path! Or shall the years
Push me- with soft and inofensive pace,
Into the Silly twilight of my age!
Or DO the portals of another life
Even now, while 1 am g'oryjng in my strength
Impend around me? Oh! beyond the bourne,
In the vast cycle of being which begins
At that dread THRESHOLD with what fairer form,
Shall the great law of change and progress.
cothe
It's workings? Gently-so have good mer
tausht-
Gently, and without grief, the old shall glide
Iuto TIL new the eternat-fl'w of things,
Like Il bright river of the fields of heaven,
shall journey onward IN perpetual peace.