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1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. wIsT, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
TRAINS LEAVE WIZ Wka,iixGTos Ii If; rom p.po. COT.
To- nsa Of slS,h and r. s,sc,, "s fo,lows
emi9r tar to rhssb"rs s'i and saspns @ asT. fro$
r,Spq1s m & ,S c.Ginpa . 81; a. L2gs ~ % and Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnnndalgn, Rochester. Buffalo, Nissara Faih
and 'f o Np!'G o. M daily IN esesp aa, sssSay se's a
RSsce % In & 70 WS,kas 1 s,, for wsn spsr Lpcs
For NV Yors and the Eat. ess. p. m. daily. viii
man Psrior tsrs; ~! a m: daily. exsegi sunday.
f'' sa"Ss ss % Wiz ssspas % nsd d @ + ron m
Washington to Boston
sndsg and 5 and g. Us I,a M asp m dna nSsa saafsI fs
pres. s9 L. q n: =, daily; a. esSept SUNDAY:
For fopes Creek Line. o;5o a. m and to p daily.
For Annapolis, so a. and t-D p. IN. d ,ay s,ccps
Sunday.
ASR fRbREHISESHTGG HE5 %GhS RAIt
TON RAILROAD.
For Alssnnara; !; !, pa 10 II &. Late sH
For the soub, via Richmond is5 a. m. daily, sp p
Train. leave Alefandrin for Washington, G. !. ala
~ BIO 20 u; a MI. go, $ 9. and ! p m.
1tcssts. Information, sleeping and paIior car sccsns
%9s,Ss1 s Sns se ,ocs ,s q The ss.s
northeast corner Of sixth and Pcnnsyi ave
checking of baggage to destination from hotss and
i. r, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager apstai
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SAridNAL GfiSf hiSE RPHbsh eSp shohT nhAS1 G1trr
10 the
NoHTH. WEST. NoHrHwn'r AND souruwn,r
Lave w,sHISerox
go a m, Baltimore and way stations.
60 A. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations.
7siO n M, White sulphur and Valley sprnsp Es-
pres, makes no stops between Washington and Har-
f7.5 a M. st; Louis. Cincinnati chicago and Pus,-
burg express, Iiagerstown. except Sunday.
$40, a. M, Piedmont, strasSury Winchester. Irsseus-
town. Point q Rocks and way Stations
so A. M, New York. Philadelphia, Bo-ton and Bai-
.soS 9. NJ. I,altimor- and: way stations, on sunday
10 a M. Baltimore express.
1910 a. IN, baltimore Tilicott city. Annapolis and
q R:Lto only, stopping al all stations Connscta fos
1sIp p. m. baltimore and way stations
81 p. M. baltimore and Laurel express,
chester and way stations.
M siS As9spS pS6,S SSS ,ps Ss 'sSn
press Passengers for Norfolk taken IN the dsreus
.SIS p m, Chicago and Columbus express winehss-
| ter and HagerstUwn, except sunday.
I'D p. m, baltimore express.
.s:S p M ~ Louis and cincinnati express
5000 p. m. New York Philadelphia and baltimore
Trains marked 'day; other trains daily eKc.p.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGTos June = 1877.
Sealed proposals, addressed To the Secretary OF
the Navy, for furnishing statunery for the Navy
department. and bureaus and offices thereof, In
Washington. during the fiscal year ending June SO,
1873 will be received until Il O'Clock IN OF the 18th
OF June.
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur.
nished by the Department, with the guarantee and
certificate annexed and must embrace all the items
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged in business In
Washington, or who have not a supply depot in
such city will not be considered.
The schedule embraces two General classes: lst,
paper and envelopes; I'd. mifcellaneous articles;
and the contract will be awarded In the whole or
by classes, rs may be considered the more advan.
tageous to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require n
greater or ess quantity Of any article In the sched
ule than that specified, as the wants OF the same
may require
The articles will he called for from time tn time
A. needed. and must be in accordance with the
schedule and satisfactory 10 the head OF the Office
or bureau for which required; must be delivered
without unnecessary delay, and ut the expense OF
the contractor In default Of any Of which require
mcnts the Department reserves the right 70 pur-
chase the articles elsewhere, or To annul the con-
tract In whole or IN part, and will hold the con-
Tractors responsible for any additional expense IL
necessarily incurS thereby
Bills properly approved, accrulng under the con-
tract, will be paid quarterly. -
jci-Miw Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-07-02
FOR COAL.
TREASrRER's OFFICE, J
u, &, SOIpIEEs' HONE d. C.

TREASrRER. OFFTCE)
vs.. SoLbiERs IIuNE, u. C.,
MAR WAsIINGroN II. C., June II 1871.
Sealed proposals. indorscd "proposals for Coal"
will be received by the undersigned until MON
DAY, July 1871, at II o'clock m, for the delivery
at United States Soldicrs Home, ID. c. on or before
the 9pth day OF September, 1877. Of the following
description Of Coal to be Of the very best qualify
thoroughly screened. and TO weigh 2,2to pounds 10
400 tons White Ash Furnace Coal - -
800 tons Red Ash Range Coal ---'
the aggregate required Separate bids for the re.
spectivc descriptions will not be considered. :.
Payment will be made in cash when the whole
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved by
Bonds to the amount Of 81 Ooo with two securities
approved by the undersigned will be required for
the faithful performance q the contract. -
Jcl3WFMd Secretary and Treasurer.
GovERNMESr HosPlTAL FOR THE IN.
wAsnISoros. d. C.. June 10. 1877
Sealed proposals are lnvitci until noon Of
THURSDAY, July ;. 1871, when they will be
opened at the Hospital, in the presence OF such
bidders as chose to attend TO Furnish the Hospital
Of best %p run Of mine b.aSinos or PSan
coal, and two hundred t1o) tons. 2.l4O pounds
each Of anthracite coal one half 'cxy' and one
half nut size. to he delivered in boaS along side
| Of the Hospital wharf or IN cars upon the wharf
| the delivery "a commence In not Tess than seven
% days after the acceptance of any proposal and
TO bc continued at the rate OF not less than four
hundred (iOpj tons week until the whole quantity
advertised for j. dSvs5sd Ths cSal win be re
| grcss approved July I. 1870.
| Payments Of ninety (9O) per cent OF the amount
due for coal received each week will be made. and
| the ten tl0J per cent. withheld will be paid when
the full quantity nf coal engaged to be delivered In
| accordance with this advertisement Is received.
| No offer to furnish coal rs shove will be consld
cred unless the true name IL given in the offer BY
which the coal the bidder proposes 10 furnish q
known in the market. nor unless 1t is made by q
| regular dealer miner; and the successful biddel
must furnish the exact quantity and description o.
coal that he agrees TO furnish
| Offer will bc received from the same person o,
| company to furnish either bituminous or anthra
cite coal alone, or both kia-s Of coal.
Bids will DO considered binding for five day.
aitcr the 9Th Of July and the right Is distinctly re
served to reject all any of the offer made IT, In
the Judgment nf the Superintendent, the public in
| tcrcsts require 1t - e. II. NICHOLS
| ie22-lA Superintendent.
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- Ninth and d streets northwest
TRusTEE.s SALE OF YALuApLE IMPRovEI

PROPERTY AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
by virtue Of decd of trust dated May Il, 1877 and
recorde, IN Ibcr Sl. foo t &C., of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured, will sell at public auction In front OF
The premises on MONDAY the 2nd day OF July, 1871.
a. O'Clock y. m the following described real estate,
situate r. the city q Washington; IN the District Of
dre,l and nynve, Cslj) and being lots l.: q l. ej ~
y, r. ~ ~, ~, IL 81 ~ and a according to the plat oi
said city. Lot " Is Improved by large brick dwell
ing house street north, between sixth and Spv.
ent streets east and the said lots will be sold sepu-
/ rately.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by said decd OF trust:
The amount OF indebtedness thereby secured, viz:
sl2O and interest ffom November IL the rate
ten per cent per nnnun. with the expenses OF sale
cs,sh, and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months for which the notes of the purchaser bearing
interest from the day Of sale at the rate OF six per
cent per annunl, and secured by deed of trust on
the property. will be taken. deposit OF 800 upon
the purchase OF the whole property, n proportion
ale deposit upon the purchase Of any portion OF Il
Will he required at the time OF sale, and II the terms
OF sale are not complied with IN ten days from the
day OF sale the trustee the right to resell
\ the risk and cost of the defnultng purchaser. All
| conrcyhncing ut the purchasers cuyt.
| DAVID GALLUP
| lcll-MNFStS Surviving Trustee.
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d. WILLIAMS, AuctIoncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE SITUATED
on STREET DETwEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NoRTHwFsT.
by virtue Of deed of trust. dated September no.
1875, and recorded October 1876 In Iber sD folio
vs. shall sell on tho 9th day Of July A. d. 1871. at
o'clock p m, In front Of tile premises lot No 10, In
Wllcys subdivision Of square numbered 2l2 with the
unfinished improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale; one half cash. the balance IN six and
twelve months with interest at eight por cent. Sc
cured by decd Of trust; sioo down on day Of sale.
wM. kfIGOtI, Trustee.
D. .s~7s WASH. u. WILLIAMS,
Jc2s!ThSTu&ds Auctioneer
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CHARLnsTowS, Mass.
N. X. S,srSns:
DEAR SIR: This Is to certify that
have used your blood Preparation" In
my fhmily for several years, and think
that for scroflla or cankerous humOrs or
rheumatic affections IL cnnnot be ex-
celled; and, M u blood purifier or spring
medicine. u n the hest Thing have ever
used. and have used almost everything.
can chcerfnliy recommend II TO any
one Ia need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A x. DINSMORE.
No. 10 Russell street.
National Republican., 1877-07-02
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE,

On TUESDAY MORNING, July 8, 1877, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock. will sell at the auction rooms OF
D'nCRnsnn Bros, corner OF Ninth aud streets north
wes', lot OF personal effects.
Terms cash JAMES q. CHAPMAN,
Administrator Of the estate of John H. Motley, de.
iyy
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JesT-W~Sti,
u II. WARNER. Auctioneer,
lJs No. pl8 + street Northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. to8 VIRGINIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST.
On THURSDAY, July 6, 1877, at o D. m.. viii he
offered ut public auction, IN front OF tho premises
parts Of Los and Is in square s fronting 7Oli feet
southeast,
Terms; One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months with Interest nj per
cent per annuni, secured by deed OF trust; si0O de
poslt and all conveyancing ai purchasers cost.
jel5FrutSds ], n, IOIDWEII, Salesman,
National Republican., 1877-07-02
AUCTION SALEs-TO- DAY.


rTHE EXECUTORS SALE OF PROPERTY ON
4 n street between Fourteenth and Fiheepth
street. Se rdysSsd oI
ie2aa :" huctioneer.
A UCTION sAtEoF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
on MONDAY, July 2. at 7iop p. M, and on TUES.
DAY July al ID y. m will sell, at establishment
no l2S PcnnSylvnnla avenue, corner Of Thirteenth
street large collection Of Gold and silver Watches,
Iewelry Guns and Pistols, &c. All goods which have
heen pawned here over four months are included In
this sale. .. IIEIDENHEIMER,
jeeo3t tstnri kuctioneers.
T,RUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
4 BUSINESS PROPERTY.
duly rcccrsd % IL ber % % Ho iR sI o I a one s' o. a ine
land records for Washington county, District of Co
lumba, and az the request of the party secured there
by evil sell nt public auction, In front Of the prem.
ises No. llU1 street northwest,) at o'clock y, IN.
certain piece or parcel Of ground lying and being In the
city OF Washington u. C., and known and described
as part OF original lot numbered two, (l,D In square
numbered three hundred ard twenty lone, t3i being
street bya depth OF scventyhve 75) feet OF said lot;
also the right OF to five {5l foot alley next ad-
Joining, on the east Improved by four a. story brick
building.
Terms Of sale; Ten thousand dollars, Cso.0OJ win
Interest 1T nine tpl per cent per nnnum from May u,
1871 10 the day OF sale and al expenses Of tho sale In
CASH the balance at twentyiour (2) months with In
tcret ht six t6 per cent per secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold deposit Of five hun
drcd dollars tsS1j ut time OF sale. and all conyeynnc
Ing AT cost Of purchHscr.
Jcsd&d> j6HS jj6ISs +. p ohNSlsTTfEb, Trustees
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In9D.tf

Our NEW LAW AYp MISCELLANEOUS CAT,
LAW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
LAW OF EVIDENCE. by wharton.
LAW OF MASTER AND SERvANTS, by Wood.
nj ,ihRcHiBALD.S ChlmINAL PRACTttE AND
UNITED HTATES DIGEST, volume I.
GRATTAN'S REPORTS, volume q.
RUSSELL. on CRfMfS
BLACkFonD's CIRCUIT COURT REPORTS,
volume H.
--LATEST MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS.
CASTLE ST. ANGELO. by VIM. W. Story.
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ERIPrURE CLUB OF VALLEY REST, by author
AFTER {teW Nc az pH%s ssgis; ,ifx, =, s,-.,
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PHYLLIS novel, by Tie Duchess.
A WOMAN HATER, by Charles Reade.
Our stock Of Plain and Fancy stationery Panel and
scrap Hooks Pictures, &C. are arctilnrly attractive,
aud VIII well repay one for inspecting.
W. II. 4 o. H. MORRISON,
I.aw RbOk kSRll Rf4 AM
National Republican., 1877-07-02
RAILROADS.

TINTvHRsAL R. n TICKET oPYIcE
RAILROADT TICKETS to or from an points bought,
exchanged or sold al n reduction Of ONE DOLlsAH
upon any other Once depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. BaRragr checked through.
Apply 10 N. u. wHfTESIDE,
mhllIys ppg Pennsylvania Avenue Shoe store
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LOOK OUT FOR THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL RE
FORT, 1877.
Dividend to members In CASH their premiums
fall due. over siO00D have been returned TO mem
hers during the last thiry-ihree years
begin the new year to Insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture by State
law. solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made TO par
ties having lapsed policies.
\. b. CLARKE. Genera Agent,
Room 81. Cloud Buildng.
Also, Agent for the Dwelling house Fire Insurance
Cnmrany of ROslon. in2i1hNSlN
National Republican., 1877-07-02
--LATEST MIscELLANEoUs PUBLICATIONS.

Our stock Of Plain and Fancy stationery. Panel and
SCfap Books Pictures &c, particularly attractive
aud VIII vol repay one for nspectlng.
National Republican., 1877-07-02

n,RtiSTEES SALE or SMALL FRAME
L HOUSE ON SECOND STREET. BETWEEN
II AND STnEFsTS SOCTHwfST
By virtue of deed OF trust to me, dated November
A.. D. lsI2, and duly recorded IN llber No GO Folio
I, OF the Land records OF the District OF Columbia
viii self ut public auction on FRIDAY, July o. IsT7
At o'clock y M In front Of the premises, Lot No. 3,
Of Plants subdivision Of original lots and In square
No, 800, In the city of Washington. u. q.
TERMS One half cash. balance In six and twelve
mouths with interest; 50 deposit on acceptance oi
bid. Convcyancing at purchnscr's cost.
| RICHARD A. WALKER,
L l,.,,ut.
National Republican., 1877-07-02
AUCTION sAIEs-rUruRs DAYS
HUSciNsoY BROS, Aucuoneer.,
- Ninth and d streets northwest

tAPaE hsp AER GESEESt G2ttHEgToE
AUCTION ,,o,,,,, =, ,,-,- :.
salrarooms of Ninth aud Dsreets and to which
the attention ofbuyeIs Is invited
Jy2-T DUNCANSON DROS, Aucts.
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AGUE AND LIVER PAD

III o l. NJ A n S
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OUR NEW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS CAI3
" ALOGUE.
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w. H. 4 o. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Statloners
Ic8.N No. as Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-07-02
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

My daughter has received great bene-
1T ffom the Use OF NEGETISE, Her
declining health WIS n source OF great
anxiety to all her friends. A FEW bottles
IOf NEGFrlSE restored her health,
strength and appetite.
n. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 10 Sears Building,
boston, Mas
National Republican., 1877-07-02

(Sscond Floor,)
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IT Is A VALUABLE REMEDY.

Mr.. NJ NnS:
DEAR SIN. have taken several bot
ties Of your NEGETiNr;, and am CON
WINGED II Is u valuable remedy for dyTs-
pepsia, kidney complaint and general
debility OF the system.
] can heartily recommend II to all
suffering from the above complaints.
Yours respect filly,
Mrs. MuNROE PARKER,
81 Athens street.
National Republican., 1877-07-02
yEGE.TINE
PREPARED ny

PREPAREDBY
II r. STEVENS, BosToN, Mass.
yEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
je3OSWtf
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. l is EPI LIPS EY,
FALLING SICKNESS
CONSUMPTION
POSITINEIN CTRED

All sufferers from this disease that are an Sious To b.
cnrtL should try lr. KISSSERS CELEBRAfE0
CDNSuMPrINE Powders These Powders are
the only preparation known that will Consumr-
tiOn and all diseases Of the Throat and Lunss-iDdeed
strong Il faith In them and also vnoe yod
that they arr no hunlbug, We will forward to svsry
sufferer, by mail I-st paid. u iree trial box.
We dnnt want your money until you are pcrkcfiy
satisfied Of their curative powers IfyouT life worth
saving, don't delay IN giving these Powders trial =
they will surely cure you.
Price for large box s. sent to any part ofthe United
States or Canada, by mail on receipl Of price.
Address: ASH A Robbins,
my3i.Nn No Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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FOR THE LADIES.

SEwING MACHINES.
New White
New Improved Davis
New Improved Wilson.
Domestic,
Weed,
Howe,
Singer
Home shuttle
Wheeler A Wilson
Remington,
All Kinds for RentSIsso " per month.
MCKE.NSEy'& a TO,
m3am fE Ninth street northwest
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INSURANCE.

V'mIRTY. FOURTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS.
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any OF the departments of the government j:
Provided hosoever, That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be so construed as to permit
liquids, poisons, glass. explosive materials,
obscene matter, or matter appertaining to
lottearies. gift-concerts. or fraudulent
schemes and devices. to pass through the
mails
THE ssTAR" LINE.
The mention of this subject recalls the
fact that the Postofice Department was re-
Gently beset ty an agent Of the so-cslled
Star" line for Transporting the mails. pro-
posing that the mail service by the YaZao
and Taliahatchie river steamers be diseOn-
tiDued, and the overland Star" Transport
tatiOD adopted. AS Mr.. Moneys District
would have been seriously disconnected
by this arrangement, he at once protested
with Mr.. Key, Postm aster General against
It; and thus saved regular mails 20 our
friends In the swamp section Of the 3rd
Congressional District. To the Hon. III. d.
MoHey alone are the people of his District
indebted for the vigilance which headed off
the new project; and when tile Vicksburg
Commercial gives the credit to~Gen. Chal
mers therefor, it detracts from what is
justly due Mr.. Money. The latter received
from Mr. Key his unequivOcal pledge that
the present mail service along the Yazoo
and Tallahatchie rivers should not be
changed (after laying fully before the
Postmaster General the utter impractica-
bility of transporting the mails over land
continued rains) before Gen. Chalmers APP
preached that official on the subject at all.
L believe MIR. Moneys protest and explana-I
ton wese published in TIE CLARION very
early in the month of November. 1t come
within the scope OF Mr.. Moneys
duty to his i'm mediaEe constituents to thus
guard their interests-and their interests on
this occasion, Gas they always have been
and will be-. were jealousy guarded by
their representative. 1t detracts nothing, of
course, from Gen. Chalmers to thus correct
the Commercial, and To remind the citizens
of the 81 District (if, indeed, such reminder
were necessary that their able and efficient
suffers nothing to transpire,
within the purView of his official duties
which might affect their Tighfs, without the
quickest and closest scrutiny, or without
an immediate alarm when neces-
sary to protect them.
Hon. Ii. l.. MuldrOW's maiden speech was
delivered pending the Bill to repeal the re-
sumption Act; and l have no doubt you,
MeSs.s. Editors, in common with all other
Mississippians, have read it with a great
deal of interest. Mr.. Mudrow drew
graphic picture of the sufferings of the
South, of our pecuniary embarrassment,
and OF the special bearing of this bill upon
the interests of the South and West. 1t
seems, indetd d, that all legislation hereto
fore has been enacted with an eve solely 70
the railroad kings and bondholders of the
East, with the South aud West left out as
their special victims. At this moment,
however, we all have abundant reason to re-
joice-and when pen my next letter hope
TO be able to assure that both the Senate
and House are Democratic.
ATHON
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FOR THE CLARION ]
SONG OF THE SOUTH WIND.

Meath the stars and the planets burning
In the skies of the torrid zone,
And the moon her white face turning,
To tn. sun from the weikin gone;
When the cry stalline waves were receiving
The dews of the silent night,
Then the realm Of still air leaving,
began my wayward flight:
Der the cliff where the sea bird scream eth.
DER the the dolphin's golden back;
Ger the bed where leviathan dreameth;
Ger the porpoise's fiery track,
And at my touch so reioices
Old ocean, asleep before,
That uplift their thousand voices
His waves as pass them DER,
I've swept thro' the woods and bowers
OF the islands of the sea,
And rifled the sweets of their flowers
Till faint with the load be:
I've bathed in the mist of the fountains
As they gush from their rocky caves,
And crowned with clouds the mountains
That shadow the clamOrous waves.
In the spray of the pulsing ocean
I've dipped my invisible wings
And the flowers with an unseen motion,
They drink from my secret springs,
And the birds renew their singing,
And the beasts on the dusty plain
Rejoice, for they know I'm bringing,
Like captive in my train,
From afar its way slow winging,
The patterng summer rain.
IRE.
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From the New Haven PallanIum.I
Conductor Herkins' train from New
York Saturday evening was delayed half
an hour by a singular accident. Our
readers may remember our account,
year ago, of the Harlem conductor
whose hat blew out of the baggage car
door, and who reached for it SO eagerly
that he followed it, and was so injured
by the fall as to be laid up for several
months. This same conductor Budlong
was collecting fares Saturday in the tun
mel on the train which leaves the depot
on the Harlem Road at 2:20 p. m. Pass
ing through the last car, he walked on,
thinking he had another car TO visit, and
walked right of the cid of his train. fall
ing of the track. 1t is very dark in the
tunnel, and the rolling smoke made it
impossible to sec that there was not an
other car. The engineer soon discov
cred that Budlong was missing. He
telegraphed back to the depot, and Con-
ductor Herkins1 train was held back, so
that it might not run over Budlongs
body. An engine was at once sent up
through the tunnel to look for il, and It
was found on tho track. Budlong was
unconscious and badly hurt. but it is
said that no bones had been broken.
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This maiden Oh cabin stood
Ine one sweet maiden OK EMN wa
THE hirds aAnA awHetef iNf aHF inea
Her lifted ewes wefe &Ika grace
10 Wo0dmen ~ thae solitude
Az, she was fairs VerF fairs
The rippled rivers Of htf haIr
That ran 90 wondrou1 waves. somehow
Flowed down divided 81 her brow,
And Hooded al her breast 81 snow
Ia rs uncommon fold and Cow.
How beautiful abe vast How wild
How pure IS watcr- plant, this child
This one Wild child OF nature here
Grown tall Ia shadows. And how NEAR
10 God, where no man stood between
Her eyes and scenes no man hath seen.
Stop still, nay friend, aud do not sIir.
Shut close your page and think Of her.
joaquin Miller.