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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

net receipts, 2ss9i bales; exports 10 Great Britain
2,S02 bales; France, 25s6 bacs the continent Aces
bales. Flour-soutbern dull and weak; common TO
fair extra, "a ooD7 81 good to choice do 81 tOa7 75
Wheat Irregular and unsettled opening 1i0g2c lower,
afterward re covered from the decline, and closed
heavy; ungraded spring, a. 256oi % No. 2Chcago %
al M ungrsdcd red, q 32ai go mixed winter. 81 II
@i ~ ungraded white, 81 3i@i a. No. red, octo-
Der, 81 Fal 49,; November 81 i96@i 5ii Decent
Der, u 5l6@l 6hi. Corn opened l@ltsc lower aud
closed at decline, nearly recoyored ungrnded, $40
l0lac; No 2. SIS; No whit, 5ufSci southern yell
low &c, No. 2, October GSs6lG9tcj November, SOC
7ihC; December, 3st7ic. OnisNiixed higher; white
good demand; yearngs i@2Sc. Coffee quiet Rio,
9Ae1l2l6c Sugar steady and very quiet fair TO good
Molosses steady 20 test Ginning, SIC. Porto RICO 20
DC. Rce unchanged and demand moderate. Wool
firm and very quiet; domestic heece3l@isc; Texas, 10
ayac. Pork shade hrmer aud very quiet; new mess,
$40 80 ~ 80 October and November, SIS coo u 90 Mid
dies dun and dropping; long clear i0ac; short clear
l0Ac. Lard opened lower, aterward recovered, nnd
closed higher and strong Mt ell Vml2 Gls; October,
vi Vjl2Ults; November tii 05Ml2 IN Freights firm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana bond Quo,ations-BnIti,nor ore
ana New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday. together with open
Ing, highest, lowest and closing quotations. are fur
nlshed by the banking.house Of II. d. Cooke, jr., q
Co, 1i29 street, Washington, D. G.;
YoRK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Oct ~, ais p. m.-Busness to-day
was moderate In amount and while the changes from
weakness TO strength were sudden the fluctuations
were limited and the closing prices h6lai above
those Of yesterday, with the exception Of Reading
which Is ~ per cent higher THE dealings through
out were tame and there was disposition TO await
developments on the part OF traders, although the
general feeling Is less feverish than FOR some days
past. The money market has worked easter to-day.
aud In this connection the break In the grain aud pro
vision market Is important, not only in releasing
large amounts ofmOney used in carrying the same but
also In lis effect export trade which has Of
late declined seriously account Of the high prices.
Money ruled ut sac per cent until near the close,
when the rate declined to per cent The liquidation
which has taken place during the past week Is re-
Elected In our loan market In the decreased demand
for money
KEW ynpR srOtK otror ATtnSa
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BANKEns' ExcltANeE,


Threcdny bills..., 1885, SiNty.day bills.... 470,s
WALL STREET GOSSIP
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-There were many brokers
and traders at the Windsor Hotel last night canvass
ing the feeling the situation and while It al
most universally conceded that the market did not
wear a very rosy appearance yesterday afternoon,
the avera impression was that there would proba-
bly, be some improvement and likely rally of few
per cent time to-day. Mr. Gould's most inti-
mate friends say he anticipates better market by
several points almost Immediately, and that he
bought grtat many stocks yesterday
ON this belief, and also advised personal
acquaintance to buy. Sage said IN the afternoon on
much more serious stringency In the money market.
and he Ts S a aa looking for shaFp TS SSon
thought Gould sold some stocks yesterday but he
best posted brokers said there evidence that
Gould n seller, and, while there were no very
Sought 'a' gsat e ae any S @
The large room room traders, 1t -, was alleged lust
the close, but without success was stated this party
had ins mSnInnGn pm n6 eniITsy n u their 0w
while they added that their short interest was large
sold or not G ar vanderbilt held an Interview with GS
press reporter and said last evening there was abso-
mStters W and o"ery resrs thas he
stock market looked very weak 1t sunderstood that
because they did not sell out their stock when 4
was up G9wen Is going 70 L3nd9n Saturday on I'm,
character lie says he VIII hold proxies on 10000
shares OF s'pGa W n a 4h Say VII Homstlte
pany has obtained legal papers enjoinlng the extern
sion of the Union Pacific oregon road through u
canyon In which u " necessary for tile nter to pass.
Chicago dispatch says the break In the grain
| ner has caused Increased activity In cast bound
the roads hurt Gogld's ba sc lines very much; A
| Washington special TO prominent banking firm
here says President arthur has stated thai the Treas
uTy portfolio was TO be given TO one OF three persons
namely: Boutwell,, FOlger Morgan, but
he viii not say which,, probably preferring
that the name Of the appointed be an
will probably be Folger" The specie route from
Europe Is estimated at S0)O,0O0, Dry goods dealers
represent that the consumption Of cotton goods "
more than the production, and the prices OF goods
have advanced l4Cg3Sc. during the past two days
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REAL ESTATE.



day.
Mr.. j. f. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate in the District yesterday
ported 10 him by the Recorder of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on Thirteenth street west, corner Of street north,
part of lot (3i feet by depth running through to
Vermont avenue, square 2tl Richard 4. MOrsell,
trustee 10 the heirs at law OF Charity L. farr nomi-
nal.
on N street north, between Seventeenth and Elgh-
teenth streets west part of lot @ by 10 feet square
1853, William H. Matthews TO John Rodgers S.,750
ON Tenth street west, between IL and streets
north subot2 ~ B feet by o. feet lnches) square 3j
Edgar !. BOorncm To Mary a. Cushing nominal
On Third street west between q and II streets
north part Of lot u (62 feet inches by 1i5 feet O
lnches) square 55l George ID, Caldwell TO Theron H.
Caldwell, nominal.
on Third street west, between Q and streets
north north third part of lot II go feet IL II cics by
li5 e,t6 nchCsl, squas ISL, Theron II. Caldwell 10
William and Arthur A. Birney, nominal.
on Third street east between street north and
Massachusetts avenue part of lot (b9 feet inches
by depth square 49, George A. Fairfield to Marga-
ret NJ. Wnlnrh, sJu9.
The widow and heirs at law Of the lite James G.
&nncdv to Harvey Kennedy for St9 90, all the estate
right tile and interest In and TO the pr perry OF the
late James q. Kennedy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

A large excursion party from Front
Royal passed through here yesterday morning
over the Virginia Midland Railway for the Ma
honal Fair at Washington.
The board ofsupervisors of Alexandria
County met at tho old court. house yesterday,
passed resolutions OF respect to the memory Of the
late President Garfield and adjourned.
Old Dominion Commandery of Knights
Templars will leave here Monday morning next
on the steamer John W. Thompson for Yorktown,
escorted by the Allentown QPnO Cornet Band.
The city council held meeting last
night to consider proposition for an appropria-
tion Of 500 TO secure the attendance of the Alex
andrin Light Infantry at the Yorktown Centennial
celebration.
A public meeting will be held at the
RufIner school building about one mile from this
city. this evening ut eight o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by Messrs. G. A. Mushbach,
CORTLAND II. Smith, and Judge Charles E Stuart.
Captain Reyes, from the lower river,
reported yesterday that the large frame building
owned and occupied by Mr.. Richard Marshall, ut
st. Georges near Pney Point, and used as sum
mer boarding house, was totally destroyed by fire
Tuesday night about twelve o'clock. IL is thought
that Mr.. Marshalrs dwelling was destroyed also.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
The NayesInk IIIghiands.

Senator Mcpherson, of New Jersey,
will, with number Of friends build villas ON the
Highlands OF tho Navesink, one OF the most beau.
siul spots In the world but somewhat hot when
the west winds are coolest. By the way the
stranger who goes to the Highlands has In years
past had his ideas OF the great beauty of the place
destroyed by the supercillousness and niggardli-
ness OF some of the hotel keepers. Ono might sit
Tor half day waiting for an order 10 be flled and
have his bill handed TO him before the dinner was
lerved. Senator Mcpherson should endeavor to
eafnrr, fhin0q
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NEW YoRR, Oct. l2-DIoney loaned between "A, 0
per cent the call and closed at 46j per cent Ex-
change dun at i7s4Cli70 for long and ls2t6DIs3 for
short sight Governments steadyfor extended IS and
AS per cent lower for extended Gs ard q lower for
new Is State bondsdull and nominal. Railroad bonds
fairly firm upon oderate volume Of business. The
stock market weak at the opening, and in the
early dealings prices declined a@lN per cent? Can
ada Southern, Metropolitan Elevated and st. Paul
leading therein. Toward noon the speculation became
strong, Manhattan Elevated seng M va, and the
resi- Of the list sol per cent This was llOwed by
decline of adl per cent, and later by advance OF
y To l9S per cent -. Paul adingthe downward and
Canada Southern the upward movement. During the
afternoon the speculation was du and rather unset.
tied, but IN the main irm, Heading being notably
strong and rising ~ lromthe lowest point touched.
Amer tile second call thee reaction of udl per
cent hut In the final sales tiTmer tone prevailed,
and the market closed at u recovery Of lSMlld per
cent Sales aggregated 3lgiNO shares Including Cam
ada Southern, 5,aN Central Pacific, ls7OG Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1890; Denver and Rio
Grande, 300 Erie, 5loG Kansas and Texas, Gt1o;
Lake Shore 2l.lOG Louisville and Nashville loo;
Michigan Central, 400 Manhattan Eleyated, 200;
Central. $500 New York Central, 2l,90t Northern
Pacific 6,OOG Ohio and Mississippi i7us Reading, Ia
lOD ST Paul 27,i0G ST. Paul and Omaha, $500 Texas
Pacific 2p00; Union Phchc, 1890; Wabash Pacific
Westqrn Union.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM JUSTICES CARTIER,
MACARTHUR, HAGNER ASp JAMHs.-Wllliams VS..
Gnrdlner To go on calendar. Washington Fire Insur-
Mcnamara vs.. Sheckels; decree Benvans w.
Hughes: affirmed, nCtice given OF new trial. AcTain
VS.. Bailey; decree affirming decree below aud dis
missing bill Assgnnlents for dny-talendar num-
beers ~, ~ 80, $50, SIS, %, TX, 80, 100 and iOi
CRIMINAL CouHT-JUsTicH CoN.-Martin J. Casey,
assault and batter with Intent 10 kill; guilty in.
dcted. William Douglass grant larceny; continued
TIL Monday. Assignments fOr today-peter Lewis,
burglary and larceny, and cases len over.
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Alexandria DRAIN Mnrhct.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. i2.-Flour steady aud firm. The
receipts Of wheat only fair, and $50 bushels
offered and sold Mt 81 49, ~ 90 81 a. md 81 80 for Fuz.
u il ~ for mixed, and 81 - for Lancaster. Corn Is
dull aud lower, with scs ofabout 800 bushels ofwhte
ut 55c. No rye or oats reported. Country produce is
scnrce and wanted al qnOtntlOns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

Seems to us we warned our Democratic
brethren three or four months ago that though tho
Republicans might belt hades out OF each other
now and then for amusement, yet when the long
with each other wine the blood out of their eyes,
and go for tho B0urbOns like house ahTe. Look
Ut the returns from Ohio and see II our diagnosis
was not correct The boys always do that. and
don't you forget IT, dearly beloyed.'
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milan on IiIndsinne.

At the meeting of the Land League
In Dublin Tuesday Mr., Dillon said that Mr.
Sladstone's praise Of him at Leeds was based on
Ialse grounds. Mr., Dillon declared that had
he had his way he would not only have stood
between his countTymen ana the land act
but would have thrown out Mr.. Gladstone and the
government Since his release from prison he
had approved Mr. Parnell's entire policy. lie
urged the people, despite the laws, to obey Mr.
Nar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

LONDON, Oct l2-Consols, os lille for money, and
as 1915 for the account United States honds-4.Ss.
li6li; Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage bi
do second mortgage 90A; Erie, 49,; New York Cen
trail ilI Illinois Central, lfi1s; Reading, 81
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DIID.

BARRY.-on Tuesday evening, at GSO o'clock, PAUL
J. BARRY.
The friends OF the family and members of the Plate
Printers Union respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral, on Thursday, at 4p. M, from st. Patrick =
Church, q street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest.
JONES-Oc.ober II. 1851. at l2a D. M, Mrs. ANNA s.
JOINS, wife of Rev. Thomas Jones' and daughter
OF the late Thomas Muslin.
Funeral from L Street Baptist Church on Thurs
day, 18th instant, at D. M, to which the friends Of
the family are invited. ~
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unIIInlore SIocIl Hoard.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMoRR, Oct l2.-Virginia skies. consolidated
sIgl; do second series, az; do. past due coupons
o.; new ten-forlies 5aA bid to-day
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ESTABLISHED 1881
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(steam usedl, al0 Pennsylvania avenue, near TlI .
street west, Washington, u. G. Carriages and ~
ness received on storage and sold "a commission.
Carriages repaired, lei 4
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Nrape[ers' Gb,tioe.
1SS1 an

II
TO THE EE PFfT Efs AE h9g g9TGFruwnsr
spLENbT2BV soaN THScM kFSi ia EQUIP
TRAINS t a yTEEWEEsE MAX q i ,Sg pcro
For p,, nSr Of sixth VIZ And streets as tooys v,
sleeping nPs to PsS s a S cSc i Gf S T
SnHa ~ ga o s IRON HsrsSns % 9S T4
BALrIMoRE AID iPoToNAc. RAILROAD,
with Pa5lor Cur 70 Watkins and lie North, a 500
scn Say sxce ,sppdayj e $50 p ~; Ss,g a
For WiiIsmspoit. Lock Haven and EimIra, atiop
:. a., N. daily, except sunday.
For New York aud the Fast 500 lG5o a m, 200 1000
and ieiSp mon Sunday, roo D. m 1000 and 'olS
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 a. m.
For bTooklyl, New YORK ali through trains conuec.
atIersey CITY with boats OF " brooklyn Annex
anordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For dqnSie tcTrese across New York city ,ooo and
iGis p. M. on Sunday. 200 p. m. $40 1000, ana
Limited Express, esoa m, dally, except SUNDAY
For Bal!lnsoIe Glo, 500, e90 1880 a. M and 20l i2o
g. S' "a ssH 5 ,S loo ON oS Sln 70 nm IN.
For Popes creek Line. O;iO a m and $40 p. daily,
For Annapolis. DO a. m. and tiop. daily, except
ALIEN bRIA AND FREpERrcRsBURG RAIL-
WAY, AM, ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Hieysndria, Soo, 7;2o 90 a M, and lrooa M,
80 SEQ Ss PIP ,s6 800 and n Wy, VA M ON
For Richmond and the SOUTH 100 n. and iilO n IN.
Trains leave Xiesamdrs ior e WnshInson GOO so,
and Iron q M, l2io, ZOO, 500, 200 aud Glop M
and 1900 midnight SUNDAY, at $40 aud 1000 u M"
700and 0l0 p m. -,
Tickets and FORMATION can be procured ut the office.
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pcnnsyl-
vana avenue and Of the station, where orders can be
len or the checking Of baggage to destination nom
hotels and residences.
rn,s,,, a r WooD, General PASSENGER Agent
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
on and after Thursday, september 10, 1851,
TRAINS LEAVE d. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
T;i0 a. m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily;
Direct connection for south and Southwest. DAILY,
except sunday, TO points on g. q y. X, IL. -,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on I:lu n. m, IRAN
from W0shingtt n TO New orleans without cinngr;
1915 u. m.-SOUrHERN EXPRESS, daily, for all
points South via Danvllle, and West VIA Z. IL y.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on lois p. M. train
from Washington 10 Augusta, Ga. without
MARRS SLEEPING COUCH CARS from Washing
ton TO UpnNinr.
Passengers Tor Manassas Division will take 7o A. M
train daily except sunday. For Warrcnton. fio
q. m. train daily. -,
For tickets and information call at Virginia Md
land Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAuGHTEn. Oonornl Wicket Agent lylS.W
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sUB-THEAsuRY BALANCES.
Din .....-. f7ss70lO 90 Currency . Siss9 800 90
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PUBLIC STATIONS

ArngtOn-w. S. Roose's News stand
willNrds-w. - ROOse's News stand
ImpprAl-W, =. ROOse's Newa stand.
MctrOpOlltan-W. s. ROose's News stand.
NatiOnal-ROOSe n Queens News stand,
ST. Jamcs-B. H. Queens News stand
Barker, j. w, Stoves, 4Oi Seventh street southwest
CITY Hall, west wing
Ferguson, II. d. Drug store, Second street and Penn
sYlvanla avenue southeast,
Fcklln, q, H., Drug Sture 1860 1hlry-seCOnd street
llelphenstlne H. X, Drug store, Ebuu House.
Helphensllne r. X, Drug Store, 5lB Seventh street
southwest.
KoSs, y ". Drug Store, GOO Seventh street. corner
boundary,
Rllmal, Win, H., Grocer, cor, Fourth and street,
northwest.
Lewis, 8 T., Drug Store, corner Fourteenth and
streets.
NIurhead Il Co.. Coal ONCE 1882 Fourteenth street.
Moore, Charles T., Drug store, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventeenth street northwest
National Capital Telephone Company 1853 street.
National Republican business once, Pennsylvania
avenue, near Thirteenth street.
NOurse, g. H. and Co., Drug store corner Ninth ana
Prentiss e. A., Drug store, cor, seventh and + sts
scala W. f., Drug store sol East Cnptul street.
Smnis q. a. c. Drug store, corner Fourteenth stree,
and New York avenue northwest.
Smith, 4. H., Coal and Wood Oh New York ayenuS
northwest.
Thompson, W. s., Drug store, Fifteenth street. oppo
site Treasury Budding.
Wansall, John son, stables, Si6 and SF Nineteenth
street.
Winner, Charles A., Printer, corner Thirteenth and
zug n, Coal aud Wood O,7 Rhode Island avenue
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FEET1.

1.-THE wise for health on daily walks depend" aud
thousands of the elite, from far and near, visit
Dr. Whites establishment, l4lB Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wizards Hotel for relief from and RVOd,
ance OF Corns, Bun0ns Diseased Nails. Vascular
ENcrescencca, and other ailments Of the Feet Press
OF business al oue precudes attendance at reaidence
except after y. m, onice fee, 81 per visit.
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE HALLS FOR THE
IN SpENCEnIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
In the handsome e,lilicp known throughout the United
states us Lincoln Hall Building corner Ninth and d
streets.
The new College Halls will he occupied on and
amer October L. issi. Day and evening sessions for
ladies and gcntcplop. Sons and daughters educated
for real life. StudeS received ~ ''rh"" tho year.
valuable pamphlet cont lniha subject TO the call
TO the students on " Elements OF SlcI,
A. Garfield, and u "rrhute to Graduate u.
cetian business College" by General Francis
Walker, superintendent OF the Census, and also full
information concerning the College, will be sent Tree
by mail upon application, or may BIZ obtained at the
College ollcc. HENRY g. SPENCER, Principal,
Mrs SARA a. SPENCER. Nlce-Princlpa sel6tL
THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC.-ESTA 81 1911 ED 1877.
Il 70I Eighth street northwest.
Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, &c. Church organ for
practice. nuJl-tfS '
rVNIIE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
II SCHOOL begins its fourteenth year the l2th of
September, IN Dr. Sunderlands Church, north session
room See circulars at bookstores for the opinions OF
OF our well.known citizens with regard to Its
merits. For Interview with the principal other
auaj-im j. w. HUNT, Principal.
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A SURE BET.
How 90 Get a Iku.hand.

The Devonshire young ladies have a
fancy that on ST. Valentines day they can,
il they wish, make certain OF their future.
IL so disposed they go into the churchyard
at midnight with some hem pseed In their
hand, which, after they have walked round
the ehlMch certain number of times, they
scatter en either SIZE as they return home.
ward, repeating certain charm. IL is
supposed that the true lover will be seen
taking up the hempSeed just sewn, attiFsd
for the ceremony in a wisding-sheet.
Another species OF love-diyiRation once
observed consisted in obtaining five
bay leaves, four d which the anx.
iOus maiden pinned at the four cor
ners Of her pillow, aud a fifth In the
middle. IL she was fortunate enough 10
dream Of her lover 10 was sure s<sn that
he would be married TO her In the course OF
the year. Again, some young people would
boil an egg hard, and, after taking out the
contents, iii the shell with salt, the Charm
consisting in eating the shell and salt on go
Ing 10 bed at night without either speaking
DR. drinking sfter IL. A further method Of
ilyinaiion was practiced In the following
way: The lady wrote her lovers names
Upon small pieces OF paper, aud, rolling
hem up in clay, put them into tub OF
water. The tirst that rose TO the surface
vas 10 be not only her valentine, but, 10 all
probability, her future husband.
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e,id the red rose. Lancaster, raising US heao,
In royai velvet ana golden thresg.
;, There's = feast at the CASTLE far neifnbor mine
laughter and music. aud corn ana vine,
For love OF my lady that Is wed.'
said the white rose. York, 10 her, Courieou
friend, .,,
let The goblets sparkle. the vllces blend;
What should 10 matter 10 you and me,
Who h. We no part In thtir rtYeiry 7 -
let ihe M feast on iii the world haze end.
d But list, sweet sister; heard declare
A brave young baron and aeoonnslr,
That the raIest rose In The garden gro"E
he would bear In VIXEN ibe nlEht had noNn,
To fasten Il into my lady's half"
- Thus Surely then proud aud t0youSl;
No petals purer beneath The SKY,
To rest BY my lady's bushlDg brow;
And bail to the gay young lord, Tor no"
read his choice ere he passes by
oa,bsay thine idle words and vain,
% Thou weaKitnKl Never queen did reign
Among her Vassals but OF my race;
Shame come, If II may, on Thy blancheu ,aes'
When and my chooser give thee disdalh !
Said the yellow bud that grew soft between,
Shaded with delicate eined green,
:. All I why should this anRry strife be borner
A selfish glorV tO.mOrfOw morn
Why should II trouble your sle' sereheT
Nv gentle roses, forget your fray;
In peace dream on Ill the dawn OF day
Fragrant and full you are now and ialr,
But YOU fOOp too soon for my ladJ balr,
And 10. morrow bloom, when rou wilmer a~ay.'
LOUISE IMoGEN GUlNEr.
Boston Transcript.
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ra,lon by fIsng our minds with TIE
fnow,edee OF what they suffered ana
achieved In tie cause OF human liberty, SO
That we. too, % they have done for US, may
no nrenarg6 10 transmit % our posterlty
the fnestImsble boon Of American liberty,
strengthened and adorned by the experience
of the century. IT'S with the desire that
snsv encourage our Virginia youths TO siuoy
and contemplate these early scenes oil tne'r
rouutry>s history, that bring to their con
s,dcration these "reminiscences OF tne past
and I'think especially now Is II apTopriate'
since the minds Of all Of us IN this cen'eh,
nIslvear are more inclined to be interested
In any information about the deeos oil our
ancestors, who lived in" the days wnlcn
tried mems souls" h ~ W.