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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North and N sea9Szs:t West
TO take 'sft SzSfS%s 5sS}s a. 20 a
s:s:; ! Es5s sss ss R5sss
riss 81 and way Sia t Relay az s 1.n,., rvn-...
s:iS s:m:-Rons q BOOKS, Piedmont: ssrasburs.
ePS sts0B and
Baltim9rs Express. Parlor car to New York and
SIS a. mist. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and
ysy except so9a. gaI1 car e
''5 g oses S Sa sE' Ann.po
E1pssss ss0ps q. B1.asns
II. u AZ :, ,n-Baltimore' Annapolis Ellioott City
ESD ?: m;.New York. Philadelphia. and Boston
sDaaa md sar W. ssaSn and Way
Express: Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
1:s5 p: m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hssers
POINT Of Rocss and Way Stations only
40 p. m-fBaltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 p. m.-tPHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Bun
day Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$50 p. m.-Point Of Books and Way Stations.
TOO p. m.-tBa!timore and Way Stations.
BIO p. m.-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS Elicoh
Sis pn.@fGH1oAao, COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
RTRda ExPsEss Sleeping car to Chicago
s6 y HHEE H4hk sps
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York. and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia
II 90 p. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
fDaily tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio ! .cket Ofhcee,- Washington Station, and
Co.'S 619 and l435 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders
will be tai for Baggage TO be CHECKED and received
at any point In the city. W. M. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation
L NJ COLE, Generrl Ticket Agent
GEO. KOONTZ General Agent my17-tr
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T1HOMAs DoWLINa, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Aucaoneer.
OATAL CUE sALA
OF A FINE COLLECTION OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
To be sold at my salesrooms. southwest om3s
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, L&ZI
Washington, b. O., MONDAY and TUESDAY@0
EVENING", September 18th and 30th, 1879, com.
mencng at ~ O'clock p m.
sep2S-dt THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON Pas
IN EENGERH

The Steamer ". ". OOROORAN, which has bee,
recently built and Furnished, L L rE-n
BLAx1: Captain, 10 the only boat al,
lowed TO land passengers ut Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
10 mansion and grounds. 6tesner leaves 9Th street
wharf daily Sundays eIcepted) at 10 m, and re
turns about q m J. MoH HOLLINGSWORTH
eupt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L. L
BLAKE steamer W. W Ooroorsn $e1eIy
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nR HARTLLY1 GREAT AND NEYER-FAI-
~ ING remedy for OatarTh and al Throat DIS
eases, HaMktng, Offensive Breath and Pains In the
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sep22-eod&3Gth
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET,

By yi1tu1 Of deed Of trust. dated on the I'D
i;3tn March, 1858, and duly recorded IN iiDer G.i
and Of the District Of Golumbia and at the
.ipnsa win; on WEDNESDAY,, the lst day. of
October, 1879, in front of the premises, at 8
o'clok p. m, offer for sale, at public auction y;
numbered SO, in Old Georgetown aforesaid, (em.
brac,ne. according to a subdivision Of -" Peters
Iquare" Lots No. and part Of Lot No. 81 which Is
contained within the following metes and bounds,
20 WIT BEGINNING at the end Of Is feet the south
line Of Bridge street from the southeast corner Of
# Bridge street east Is feet thence south and par
alel With Hisb street 12O feet to alley; then %
west and parallel with Bridge street as feet and
thence north and with the second line to the
beginning, with the improvements, rights and ap-
pnrtenances to the same belonging.
Terms of SALE: Onethird OF the purchase money
in cash and the balance in equal instruments pay,
months. and to be secured, with interest at six per
centum per annum by 3 deed Of trust on the prem
ihes sold. $500 to be paid at time Of sale. All con-
veyancpg at purchasers cost. If terms Of sale be
not complied with within seven days after day Of
sale resale will be had tafter five days notice
there Of by advertisement at the risk and cost Of
JAMES W. CORCORAN, ,n,,...
se20-d&ds ALBERT E. MATTHEW AfuS'ooo'
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AUCTION SALES.
UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
9th and D streets northwest

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and D streets northwest
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF A GENERAL,
AsEORTMENT OF A0gsEHoLD FgRNL
sfLs. sTi1R AND OTTER 6AkPETs; /
PARIOR BRUSSELS OF e3 YARDS, VERY
FINE; COOKING AND HEATING STOVES;
COTTAGE SETS, BEDsTEADs, BUREAUs,
MAsHSTANpS, MAHOGAN9 qH RS.
HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES; MALNUT
NJ TOP CHAMBER =, SUITES; o An NTEI9 ~
aEOOND-HAND BUGGY AND HARNESS;
CASKS YELLOW WARE; u IRON LIETINd
On TUESDAY MORNING, 30th instant, a
at 10 O'Clock, at our auction rooms. will be w
sold general assortment Of Household
Goods in part as above. ~
1t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
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GALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
y PREMISES, ON STREET SOUTH BIZ
TWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH


By virtue Of DEGREES of the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Special fM
Term for Probate, on the 30th Of October. ,4
Term for Equity, on the Sd Of November, 1877: and
the 10th Of December, 1877. the undersigned will
October. A. D. 1879, at O'Clock p. in front OF the
premises, part of Lot 8, in Square No. 497 begin
southwest corner Of said square; thence north l22
feet inches to 30foot alley; thence east along
street south thence west along SIRE 10 feet to
the beginning, improved by q brick dwelling:
TIE ms of sale: One-third cash (of which deposit
of 300 must be made at time Of sale) the remain
der equal instruments, at and two years from
chaser with interest at per cent. and lien upon
the property Il the terms of sale are not complied
one weeks advertisement at the risk and cost of de.
fault1ng purchaser. Conveyancing at the cost of
'n 6EfkHNGaNsON RRos lncts We s,an56'aoNds
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ TO GO DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR SIT
CHILDB EMS SCHOOL SHOES. IN
OR ANY OTHER KIND. -
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST1N THE WORLD AT
BYRN,S, i4TH ST, Doors BELOW CoRooRAN
ASK FOR SOLAR TIP SHOES.
sep4-tr WILL WEAR SIX MONTHS.
DFAD THIS PRICE Lust.
~ BOOTSAND SHOES FROM FORCED -
SALE IN NEW YORK: CHEAPEST GOODS y&5
EVER sold IN THIS CITY. NO TRASH;I ~
NOSEODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANTED -
Ladits Pebble Goat Button Boot 81 90
Ladies' French Kid Button. I50
Ladies' Hand made Congress Cater. ........... rs
Ladiee Fine Kid Seamless Button. ............ 400
Ladies' Fine Kid or Goat Button. ........... LIS
Ladies' Best French Rid Boot worth 81 SO, for 90
Miase e. Pebble Goat Button Observation-Disclosures. 90
Misses Pebble Goat Lace extra quality. LOO
Misses Extra quality Goat Button ............. LAS
Chtld's Pebble Goat Button to 10............. IS
ChiId's Goat Button, extra quality, LEO
Chilcs Good Button, to 7..................... ~
Gents Calf Congress- worth 81, for. ESQ
Gents Calf Button Boot, worth B4, for. 225
Gents Prime Congress, worth $3, for.......... Its
Gents French Calf Hand stitched Congress -. $50
LOCO pairs of Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes
and Slippers at the same low prices.
GEO MCCARTHY,
aug23 tr NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 6O5 Pa. ace.
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ID b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE, SITUATE ON STREET, BETWEEN
sEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH

WEST,
By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date on IL
the 23d June, A. D. 1878, and duly recorded f%1
in Liber No. III, folio ass. one of the !andAs2
of the party secured, shall offer for sale in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY. October 7th, A. D.
eel Of ground, situate in the city Of Washington
as 'i part Of Lot numbered " seven. in square,
numbered four hundred and nineteen (4l9,
Terms of sale: One third cash; balsnce III six and
twelve months with interest at six per cent per an
mum, secured upon the property sold by deed of
trust $50 deposit at time Of SALE and if the pur-
chaser fails to comply with the terms Of sale within
five day thereafter, the Trustee reserves the right
to ete the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
sep26-eo&ds WILLIAM KILGOUR. Trustee
THOs. 4. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TWOSTORY BRICK DWELLING ON STREET
NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, October LIST, at 5 pm, III
No 14l7 street northwest, Lot lS1l00 feet Iss
sep27-d&ds THOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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CHARLEs W. HANDY. Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, N
SQUARE No. 623

TRUSTEES s4 ea6S 2E H Eo. - AND LOT IN
p VI tue s Ct ,a,i Gesa Of Of IT. ru recorded @
t6e District q 0oin%bis, and BY direction 81 sQ.
the parties secured thereby viii offer for sale st
SaX: the sss$ s1y e ssS,e%S.sss ": ts$s 81
dset INCHES on NeT Jersey ayenue and depth Of
~ OF
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash; balance in equal
4 81
81 81 sSss 54sssiy 81
sepsa.wswads 5 j SA +: o'kE111S Trustees
above e 1HH as
Der 7s7g , n1ss hour and pEse e. HANDY Auc.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucaoneers
TEUsrEEs SALE 90 On VALUABLE REAL
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated February ~
21s 1891 and md dp gs rscorded III in L5er
reccn he ss' SAID
1sa he
ipd q ID
Terms Of sale: One third IN cash, and the balance
IN by
ins 4
W-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the LIT day Of October, A. D. 1872
.ep a d&a. and join JOHNSON Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING. AuCtionser.
k sA1E 9E TAIgARhE BSI IN
s2s zsH 1s1 sSsFR Fs5f
By virtue Of de.a Of trust. dated g, October "a
Iss ss plss ss S Ssi 81 fR
Of 1. s5os
ssh tR g. 81 @ to- 81 81 II
1ss sse es i e.
{2s twenty S24 and part Of lot si1 3, qe2
square z Ne. sx hundred and seventy thrse ts7sS
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money
staiments At III and twelve months respectively. 70
be secured by notes bearing interest RayaDsd nan
esposii Of si6o viii b required On each lot bought
at the time Of sale. The terms Of sale must be com
sn az VS. , s
faulting purchaser after one weeks notice.
.sp,s.oads T Mt6MSzss 9: 9 S9x!, Trustees.
THOs. Z. WAaGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
e Ss1s
By virtue Of 2 deed of trust bearing date -
February Is. 1876. duly recorded among the
land records Of the District Of Columbia M
Lber 80 folio 49, and at the request Of the party
ilont Of the premises. on THURSDAY the Id day
octODsr 1879 At , occHF paa ~ thoss piscss
Isl
erms Of sale: Onefourth cash; balance in one,
two and three years with SIX Per cant interest e.
conveysncing and recording at purcha> ar's cost.
6eposit Of ESQ upon each lot required ct time Of
sale. IL terms OF sale not complied with in ten
day the Trustees reserve the right to resell ct de-
fat hing purchaser's cost.
CgAS: q. CRAaiN. u. Trustees-
JHO6, I. WA0QAWAN, Auck sep20.lQt
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a THE SALE OF BOOKS at DOWLING'S Auc-
"A ton Store on TUEsDAY. % h INST. will be Of
tered for sale some fine NAUTICAL INsTRU-
MENTS. sep292ts
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NOTICE-An the personal effects OF the late
IN Ellen Jones will be sold on Thursday, Oct. ID
at 8 o'c ock pm By order Of the Court. No. 226
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rg-TRE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, september 80, 1879. same hour and
place. By orcer of the Assignee.
1t WALTIR b. WILLIAMS h co., Aucts.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDINd.
d The public Is respectfully informed that the
LYOETT BOOKBtNDERY
ID carried on a. heretofore. The same excellent
Workmen are employed, and the work turned out
VIII be In the suI erior style which has always BEEN
D characteristic Of the establishment
ap81y l0l2 Pennsylvania aVenue, ID floor
GIBSON BROTHERS,
U PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
- Fine Printing Q Specially. jan18-1y
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E-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, the 1st day of October, 1879, on
which day and ct the same hour and place and upon
the same terms Specified in the above advertise
ment the said sale y Ill take place.
FENDALL E. ALEXANDER,
sep12 E3lfh Tr1lsfaa
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WAITER b WILLIAMS b co, Auctioneers

eE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
MONDAY, September 29th. 1878, same hour and
place. By order of the Assignee.
sep262t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
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" NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of COL
lisbon, the Steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons of the year.
On tie outer passage from Queenstown to New
York Bottom. crossing the meridian of SO at 4S
lat, nothing to the north Of 4S.
On the homs ward passage crossing the meridian
Of so at AZ lat. nothing to the north OF A.
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THos Z. WAaaAMAN Real Estate Auotiones

JOHN b. MCKINNEY,
CHAH. H. CRA0IN, IN, ( xKusseee
2H06. I. WA00A1AN, Auct sep2Q.lQt
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DR. MILLER,S NEURALGIA or NERVE ACHE
~ P1ILA The best 70 nedy known. Tholsanda
attest their sncacz: Solo ~ ~ drusgists al SIOIT
iYnnfs ave ap19.Iy
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HLYDE,s NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA, ALExANDRIA, wAsHINaTo1

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 ELL
From Washington-Mondsy, at II am.
From Georgetown-MondAy,a at pm
Ereights received daily until 8 pm. Through
bills OF laden given to Boston and Providence, and
FAN River. Consisnees wishing their goods landed
at Georsstown wharf viii please have them marked
For fuli information apply to j. H. JOHNSON
90, 1902 street northwest. and 12thstreet wharf
Washington. D. O.; g. T. HYDk, SO Water street
General Managers. IL South Wharves, Philade-
Dhia. mSr211V
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NEW YORK-BOTTEBDA
rs e.! esss T 81 LII
DAM" q "MAAS," carrying the q. g. mail to the
Netherlands leaves Jersey City every alternate
Wednesday apd Saturday. Cabin S65.S70; Inter;
Ae't, ~ South William St !. New York, FUNOH EDYE
EGO "a So Wm. ct. Freisht As's; l. y. MOB
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOB STEAM BOILER
OFFIcE OF SUPERVISING ARcHITECT,)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. I
WASHINGTON, d. O.. Sept 23, 1879.
Seled Proposals win be received at this OH %
until II m on the 7TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879, for
furnishing and delivering ready for fixing In place,
one steam Boiler required for this Building, In
accordance with drawings and specifications, copies
o. which. and any additional information, may be
mad on application at this ONCE
JAS. G. HILL,
eepl4<oS Supervising Architect
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

SErp any sAisz - tha rhsp -ho
prof'ssed 81 op~4-s -
TsgsSsll R<no~kr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

forestry, mentions the two systems OF
planting in vogue -furrow and spade.
giving. however. the preference Ia the
latter in any but q very damp spring.
He approves II planting 81 by a feet
apart, though 4 by { feet Is generally
adopted. Mr.. McAfee has found that
the yellow cottonwood placed the first
distance mentioned viii the ground
within one year. IN planting trees the
earth should no be act enough 10 make
mortar, neither should trees be set while
there is water standing in the hole. The
clay that may adhere and dry on where
the roots have been puddled in trans
planting ought 10 be rinsed out before
the trees are set.
Numerous failures in forest tree
planting arise from tie fact that young
trees are not sheltered. A careful for
ester, knowing that the little shoots in
their native condition begin life shelter
ed by parent boughs, initiates nature By
protecting the tender plants with
branches Of trees lightly spread upon
the ground, removing this shelter grad
ually As they become accustomed to the
tptu HI iAttt->OI To- oA4' w [At
Kansas Agricultural College, urges that
trees be planted closely, not only for the
mutual and immediate protection OF the
trees but for economy in culture and for
the purpose of securing available tim
Der and insuring early returns from the
planting. He also advises that farmers
planting timber on their farms set the
trees Judiciously, . G so As to derive ali
possible benefits therefrom; for in
stance, twelve acres srrayed in belts in
many localities is far more desirable
than would be forty acres in a body. IL
is laid down by sylviculturists Is . rule
worthy of observation, that certain trees
bear the shade of other species better
than that Of their own. Therefore q
mixture, AS Of oak and beach, will grow
nearer together than either kind would
alone.
In thinning out plantations of trees
feeble growths are gradually removed,
the Trimmings being repeated until the
forest has gained its maturity. The
number of trees to be left standing de-
ponds upon many and varying circum-
stances. A fixed law will scarcely hold
good in every case, and much is left to
the intelligence OF the planter. a gen.
eral rule given Is that half Of the trees
planted at four feet apart shall be re-
moved before the growth is 20 feet
high; the number not To- exceed 800 10
the acre when 80 feet high, and when
40 feet is attained not more han 800 To
$50 are to remain to the acre. Still an
other rule allows the space between at
of the height. In eight years
lsrch has averaged l6 feet in height;
catalpa, II feet in four years; ash and
walnut growing about rs rapidly as the
York World.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03
Distinction by Cold.

In n letter to the Congressional COM
mit,ee on the subject OF epidemic dis
eases, having special reference 70 yellow
fever, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson states
that the designs for q refrigerating
steamer by Professor John Gamgee, Of
London, England, are far advanced at
the Navy Yard, but it will require at
least three months from the date OF
signing contracts TO construct this life
saving ship and its machinery.
1t is intended that this steamer shall
proceed to New Orleans, as the port
NEST threatened, and there try the eff
feet Of extreme cold in the disinfectiOn
Of ships coming from infected ports.
Mrs. Thompson says:
"The Board of Experts [a~uthorized
by Congress to investigate the yellow
fever epidemic Of 1879 declare that
'ships are especially dangerous and
'remain sources of infection for months
after having been infected with the
~poison;' that '~yellow-fever poison is
not able to withstand the influence of
frost, and when exposed to a freezing
temperature it is rendered innOcuous
and is probably destroyed; > that IF the
apparatus and experiments now pro-
jected for the utilization of extreme cold
for this purpose should be found TO be
of practical application to the disinfec-
ton of the holds and other parts of YES
sells, their success would prove to be
as anitary acquisition of inestimable
"The losses to this country by yellow
fever have been ~variously estimated at
rangingfrom 800, O00, 600 to $780,
0OO, 1000 and it has been computed that
New Orleans alone suffered to the ex-
tent of SIS, 1876 600. Millions have been
spent in ships of war, and l hope the
opportunity we now have of testing na-
great preventive for y, low fever
-cold-may be taken advantage of with
promptitude and ~liberality."
The experiment would seem to be
of trial, and, properly conduct
ed, would be comparatively inexpensive.
In the hands of a practical Yankee an
ordinary u g-boat could be fitted ont
refrigerating apparatus sufiiciekt
TO test the question inside Of q fort
Scientific american.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

d. ON. death a s<coad. IL ~ regard
the .-pp~srsnce q . Temporary star Ne
he ,,corSi Of tAs deashof q planes. these
facts enahls as to eompArs The sagsh 81
human existence with The darssioa 81
planetary life. and n sPrssrx. from
such a conparssoa, tha. csatnv az
small a pars of The career os . Planes NJ
two seconds are a The life q . msn
The PERIOD embracing ths History ct The
humaa race hardly equals ,so miaE;ss
of the vas, sgc tkrouga which The esrtn
wiil endure from The b~ginniag ;o ,
end: and The observed fArts II as,runo-
nv Lead Prof. vsngkzn On believe ,hai a
possible Age II ave hundred bsllioas q
years NAV be attained hy . woTtd.
IL seems musi probable that ~hsa The
earth falls into the sua u will Dc IA Tbs
form Of innamsrable meseor1c frag
m.n,s rather than as on. gigantic No
uor. As the shower IL terrestrial nat
ter rushes through the solar tmos
phsre, the sun will blaze out Into .
glow such IS astronomers hayc witness
ed and wondered n in remote starr.
and the earth will have ps.scd asay,
wiih no more efec; OF the inhabitants
Of those distant orbs whence The light
may Dc viewed than similar sPcciarles
have produced upon Is.
The contemplation % = hnaliIy like
this, howevec far removed. natural y
leads - reflection upon the fA,e Of hu
manity which i, involves. And ID.
thoughts thus induced are scarcely "a,
isfsctory unlcss n can say, with
Casnpbell's Last Man:
Th.- spirit shall! T-tnrn - Hius
Vito gas~it, h~ss-ngy sfssFk.
iS think MT. SUI. 10 shall sfo. dim
Mn-u thou tby~rif at da4k
Not -hal 1--we axsin and shtae.
Ia bliss unk 80 fo beams ut tAiio.
Bv tii'n ~r-csliest g. breath
WIN captive i-i captivity.
" Bo robbed the Grave ut Victory
And took the sting from Death