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MERELY DER THE WAVES | GO

MERRILY DER THE WAVES l GO!
A Song Of the Sea.
COMPOSED BY AUSTIN PHILLIPS
Merrily Ger the waves 60,
Far far away from shore;
No music half so sweet | know,
As the noise Of old ocean S roar.
Merrily, merrily DER the wave
speed on the gales soft wing,
The surges round me madly rave,
And their foam to the skies they fling.
No earthly king can rival me,
Nor half my glory own;
My Kingdom is the mighty sea,
And my gallant ship my throne.
From shore 10 shore, like some Meet bird,
/ ceave the sea and sky;
To my merry men give the word,
And where'er 1 list fly.
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Fancy SrocKs-WALL SrREEr.-Siate of the
Markei-The Board Of Brokers is shaved very thin,
and its condition is nearly transparent Our cur
rent notes arc uncuent and oftener counted than
discounted. Brokers are now breakers aud many
floating capital has been sunk in them. II was pro-
posed at meeting of merchants yesterday, that petit
ton should be presented to the Common Council Tor
changing the first letter in the name OF the street from
w TO an L.
Dealers in hardware say they never found things
hard as now that Tin plates are Hat, lead heavy, iron
dull spades not rumps, and more rakes IN the market
than inquired after brass is, however, IN demand ior
politicians brads also in request, but holders can
no, be got to fork them out Nails won't 60 by push
ing, and have to be driven.
The dry goods merchants say tina: their case is hard,
and complain that people prefer bank rags TO theirs
In p-ints every thing looks black, though many at
tempt to varnish the thing over.
SINNERS of ashes have had add sackcloth to them,
are prospects by no means peariy and prices are
gong to pot.
The timber trade is pinng, and holders have 10 rest
upon their oars s'ave off the pressure
There is no spirit in the trade, and holders OF
vinegar look sour; champagne, however, Is brisk.
Rhubsrb and SIENNA quite drugs, but there 10 q
consumption OF birthstone for matches ; many having
lately been made.
since the disposal OF an article in the fur cap line at
The church door we have heard Of further uansac-
ton
Holders Of indigo look blue. hut those deep read are
not geen enough think that symptom Of the trade
is dying.
Starch is stiffening, and paper is stationary.
In the meal market things howery, bot the mers
say that the high price Of wheat goes against he gram
at which the bakers are also crusty.
The grocers have got along pretty gngery' ou' so''
having tasted spice at times have become PepPey:
There is no life in dead hogs but some animation IN
old cheese. Ii, L..
Bills, Of exchange are wanted !. those which nave "
crossed the Atlantic twice are inquired aiei'-H'
Liisrdru GastHe, Ell.
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POETRY.
From las Louisville Literary Neps Letter.
WOMAN's FAITH.

ne came not; yet she fingered on the spot
Where he had promised many an eve before,
That ere the vines that wreathed around her cot
Had hung their green leaves Ger the lowly door
Ere spring began 10 wear her wild flower wreath,
Or the first violet had perfumed the air.
Ere Natures hand had slrcwn The barren heath
With gems Of lovelness, he would be there.
He came not; yet she waited his return
With all a wonlans love and lrusfulness,
She never thought that love would cease TO burn
Within his heart, thai he could prize her less
Than when they paried-absence had not taught
Her heart forgeifulness, she had not learned
IT'S wCman's lot 10 love--to feed on thought
That bliss, by hours oil misery Is earned!
The grassy heath, the vioets that had flung
Their sweetness ihro' the balmy atmosphere;
The vines that DER the door luxurant hung,
Meath aulumns wand were growing red and scar
And she had marked them, one by one decay,
Until shadow lay upon her brow,
Vel still her love did strengthen day by day,
For yet she deemed he would redeem his VOW.
He came not; all the beauty autumn filings
Ger the broad forest and the verdant plain,
Were borne away upon his yellow wings,
And winter had renewed his iron reign;
Oh. when We love, how often do we ask
II ought there be can break the idol dream1
How slowly do we learn the bitter task,
That those we love are less thun what they seem.
As drops of tabled water in an urn
Sealed from the light rntil by time made dim
Swell slowly, and to foulest poison turn,
Bursting the urn when they have reached the
brm,
Thus love within her bosom had been sealed
Each hour consuming that too trusting heart,
Until at length the ruin was revealed,
The poisoned water-drop had done its part
He came not but another radiant Spring
Came smiling, decked in sunshine and in flowers
They brought her only what such scenes OFT bring,
The burning memories Of happier hours
Yet still she hoped perchance the next fair moon
Might bring him TO her, proud in youthful bloom;
She dreamed not that the slar-like flowers of June
Would bud aud blossom on her early tomb.
There came doubt-the pain Of hope deferred
The bitter agony such doubts must bring
The silent madness which her young heart stirred
That signing for relief-fur deaths cold wing;
Yet as the ivy climbs DER broken shrines,
Hope twined among the ruins of her heart
Hope, that SO of our misery refnes,
YET still preserves his power with sweetest art.
He came not; and with faith unstained and pure
They laid her in her cold and narrow cell,
For grief like hers the world had found no cure
She loved, alas, "not wisely, but too we'll"
And thus II is with woman OFF she builds
An altar Tor her love-a priceless shrine
But lis her OWN love which the altar gilds
And make holy light around il shine.
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