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Special correspondence of the

Special Correspondence of the Enquirer
Mr. Bocock and the Napal Commee-Necessity Of increas
ing The Nary Commercial and other adpaniages- ne
Naries of England, France, Spain, DC.
wAsHiSaToN Dec. 81, 1853
The increase of the Navy and its present condition. have
arrested the attention OF the country and imperatvey de-
uand that of Congress- The prompt action OF the Nave
c,mmI,,ee Of the House of representatives. In
i,p ar appropriation OF three millions of dollars build
,x war steamers credtabe it, and good eyider &c
,ha, 4, fully appreciates its duties. The Chairman Mr. Eo'
cock of Virginia. believed be well qualified for his post
he Ia man of ability and enlarged views and sufficiently
economical tendencies to cEecf all exiravagan and
wosteul expenditures The country will look him and
h,s committee with much interest and, from The present
dences Its expectations will be entirely satisfied.
Navy formerly arm for war purposes But
In The of the Of The world
alIy and struggle nations for which
So power and wealth. Navy absolutely essentially protec
Ion and succes, What with tho revolutionary movements
In China foreteing the unlocking OF that nal!oa
terpree Of world and tho expected progress Of friendly
relations with Japan and The coad.oa OF the Sandwich
American should be protected This only be
done BY Naval f1rce.
"a concerned ia az emphatic The declaration OF Mon
roe 10 1916 been often repeated by successive Admins
aIons And our doctrine OF The status quo OF Cuba es
sentia 10 our domestic institutions IL in which
only the pride and self respect OF The country Is concerned
but one touching it's vital interests But Of what avail
these "deciaratons when we are powe'less 10 enforce
;hem1 What can redeem these threats from contemp, but
Real power TO carry them QUIZ In view OF tho norfyine
fact that Government was lately unable to furnish
steamer carry Minister TO China, there is really
no security either for tho national honor interests
Our Navy Ia dsproportionac ~ the magnitude Of our
commerce il Is The OF foreign policy and
far below tho nayies Of all the respectable of the
xorlI. Our tonnage is four millions exceeding
that England and yet navy Is not oneenth Of hers
France with tonnage Of but little than half mil
Ion has navy large as that Of England and ef
cjeu, In every thing except the natural superiority Of
Euplish sailor And Austria, Holland and Spain have
more and arc farther advanced in naval pro-
aress than we are
Spain decayng and almost eiIete power, and yet she
has now thirty six steamers BY the recommendation
of her preseu, Minister of War, tho Marquis Of hions
Law passed Cortes October 9h converting tho chips
of line and gaes, and other vessels of her Navy into
steamers and In less year, she will have 90 steamers
rn,-- Ma. t,uilIL
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ELAyOk1NG ExThAcTs Of Lemon, Rose, Vanilla
Dec. % r JoHNsToN q lsSoTgER Drueais,s
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FANCY ARTICLES. &c.

fSTE have just received IN additional 'nl pi "
w articles. Among which may he ouhd, rg', MN" ' D.
car Cases the latest and most improved 81, L"T
~ German C,lueuss Soaps 10 great ',riey, ia'! -,
vnry hlrki, and beautifully cir'c suitable oI ~. "A
r. eth Nail and CIni i.Tus''c YER! ldr.e "a
with frcs! lot CT Frcrc PTadc' end FAR Or; j." r.
s. SC = '''h-'''o'' ~
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attention, or Of such acs may serve 10 stimulate our
cnnnIrvmen Onward 10 that moral victory which they are
destined 80 completely achieve over the institutions
this Old World. While doing this shall mol es iorgellu.
which recs IN. spirit of Ivy gone davs. The store. Tor
will ample for my pilgrimage will lead me TO ae II
ID, the and their holy reics-my @ JnlIs nj
Ind by the ruined towers of the Khino-1Ee' h,onoh
raunns-i the deep ehades OF the Black S,zs,
the brau,ies OF Oin Wod-the wild sfa"''u' -
land ami
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ALEXA sDEH ~ ~. c,iy OF Richmond, with the 10
~ hahn 70 S olaeee IN
tenders his ~ Richmond and the counties OF n
Louis" 1r On Governor street, adoiains The Rc"m0Na D.
~. corner Governor and MANI reteen.
GREAT BARGAINS for NE no can R,r IIn nonJ Wa
- io"ao'' wM IRA SMITH, late Sni y, NJ.
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TURNING FLUID AND CAMPHiNE' %"
- MANiiFACTURi..-Consm car! at all tunes s''
TILED ClmIhine al u3i a!so Bu inning Furl iect a;
iactureT. J.. Joh.'''i'' nm
Ilrc n
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(SINGLASs. Tor making Bis"c Mansc. ;s sEeet ans
L of CUoper's Sheet and Shred: also. Russia nv
Sparkling Ceatine just received peI steae0TIER DRUG.
Dec. % p. JOHNSTON q D,.I ooys pref afeI
lpURE GROUND sPIC Es.:LM ,sias Ground Sr'e''
Il nish families and hotels with ue ruicIy urc loVs
can be saved great deal Of trouble Pepper AspIce, GU
of U.s. among which they WIZ ""
=. JoIINsio' li5 Mao i
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euide, and her population 100000 souls within
the walls.
supplied silks aces and other TO he beau
ties Of every court in Europe Wars and expressions
changed destiny She has boTne the horrors Of the
siege assau-and famine Her people suffered under the
Inuuston established ny The bgotry OF Philip H. of Spain
until the cruelty OF tho Duke OF AVa could no longer tie
borne They then fled 10 England and under the protection
OF FL ,beth 10 that country the Elem sh 81
ufac,ure which have for time obtained for the command
Of the wnris commerce. Strange are The Weiss tudes OF
affairs. Religious prosecutions again drove their de-
scendanis forth from their refuge 10 the wild shores Of Anne
ca and there planted the standard of free tho and
action under the banner Of which steadily marching
broader sway than nrceL Rome or modeRa mighty
England have known not with arms and the
of battles but with the peaceful arts and CONNER which
were driven from Flanders find their genial soil upon the
great Western shores.
Time, extent, repeoplcd The almost deserted
streets OF AntweE bn, disasters ogan overlook her The
pfnce of Parma 1885 laid siege 10 the city and after
ou teen months vigilance, and almost daily battles
duced by lamnc Then came the closing OF the ScheIdt
mcrcal run-and il without trade or commerce for
nearly century The mighty genius of Napoleon cornrc
hended natural advantages and marked il the place
that should be his great city OF commerce te expended
five millions of dollars in the construction oil dock yards.
and docks basins The dock yards were destroyed in
cordance with the Of the treaty OF Paris in lSl4 but
the docks or basins still remain monument to his CONNER
cal forecast These docks magnificent structures
ernp space of hal. mile in length by eighth Of mile
In width with sufficient depth Of and width of gate
ways admit the largest and heaviest line of battle ships
There ample room for TWO thousand merchant ships In
these basins In which they 10y in perfect security
The rail road Brussels extends from it's station
side WALLS down these docks and passiug between
them and the bonded warehouses; affords every facility pos
aibs TO the commerce OF the port.
Under the Dutch dominion the commerce Of Antwerp
rapidly increasing the revolution of $780, by which
Belgium separated from the Kingdom Holland, again
ne ruptcd It, Many of its then merchants in order to Still,
avail themselves of trade with the Dutch colonies removed
to Rotterdam aud Amsterdam.
hos however, again dawned upon the city
The beray and enterprise Of The Belgium Government
caused the of railroads through all parts Of Bel
GUM which communicate and with those Of France
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WASHINGTON AEE4lRS-

w,-H.aros Nav 3-'rhe Circuit Cour! 20 day ma, InL
ken of e Court and refused 10 adjourn
HE Criminal Court compelled 10 ramo9e 10 a sinai!
chamber the Board Of Aldermen, and did NOT get uni't
way with the 6 rdner until O'clock
Capt Doubleday recalled. Saw The mining title a.
Laguni!las described sewed in between other
rr4 al o stained; but the stains upon the le
quite different from those on The papers 10 the night
and left he read the title through three times and
that neither the Huas,a1 Cefro Gord0 faHea
II mountains mentioned. lie again cXpa ned io"
error Uc;i.fed a&ing the Southern boundary ct l1Go
nlil.s lhe map consequence oil losing MS SCAT
The error had been corrected which made the distance from
IN village vi Lagunil.s the Southern boundary OF the
county mach less than first stated.
Mr. May proposed 10 go INTO IN examination OF me Hofth'
vi tucreaTo Tor iiIc pm pose oil showing mar Inc
mines visited by Abbot and Sncnm were he mines o! la!s'
in EiI Stale AND !Oriy 10 atty hlee distant ron "a
.uni!ias This oIecrd by the defence; and alter 8
spirited debate The court decided mat they could not 60 mic
n examination sHch distance from LlguinIlas but
sh. icio It2 wncas.a o5 The defence n tsif JIif y
tho mines testify regard The objects aGd dssnees
in the way.
Capt Doubleday tn farther stated that the distance om
t!,r village Of aeuinias 70 The Southern boundary va:
a.Du leagues ni thence 10 he Village of arroyo tt
in .iuere,afu, league thence to The functions Of the
Cuasol aud id.Gco eight miles. These yet;
Abbot and Siocum had Testified were not half way 10 lie
mines The defence, however. denied that these The
rivers. The court then adjourned.
The appointment for postmaster al Buffalo is being recon-
-dcred the President refusing Tor the present 10 sign Ds
commission. THIS il correct, is regarded sho"inss
disposition the part tn. President defer the wish
r.. -! The people VI the lncaty.
Dean Richmond III bulllo AMI d. liIl jr. OF albany
the friends Of Judge cowan for consul 10 Fapa-
ra,o, aud faBdcIpoel as charg. 10 the Hague.
The State Of Mary land has recently paid the cnpors oil
Chaplin charged with abductns saves 81 $780, dislrbun?
the sum among deem persons.
the State Department late this evening, in concave Th
Marcy
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ICnrrcspundence Of the Baltimore Sun.

hASHlSGTUS, MAY y, 1898.
II il probable that George Saunders will appointed
Consul London if he will pledge himself sell Geo
Laws guns nor supply kossuih and MaZzni ammuni
lion for their oiays upon tlr domains of despulism
on The continent. Col Aspnwal has been Consul there fo
th eight years and would have been reach
political fav"rsm but for the explosion of the United
Bank twelve fourteen yeats ago which swept his
accumuatinns Col Aspuwall lost arm in of 1912
and would be ncAcepuonahle had he kept up with pro
sressive spirit oil Tho age.
Enough Ia iansprcd indicate that the two sets
custom hnus, claims, amounting in the aggregate abnu
halt m.l!;, dollars will mol be PAID during this admin
isration i. colltc tors and other officers TIT
will bc required To settle without
gard the large items presented in their accounts under
The heads Of the 2U cent of duties and weghcs
and ncasureIs' fees.
Gen. Cushing the Attorney General has decided that tn,
reg ualons adopted by MIR. Fillmore,
the 81 OF March, for the government OF the Navy,
CONSTITUTIONAL illegal and void and il has been recalled
cancelled accordingly These rules said 10 have beer
formed 10y board. Of which Commodore Morris was pres
dent, and CommoIores Shubrck Smith and Skinner. ant
Commander Dupont, members Their report in a,e
than expected and accepted without the mature de-
liberation which The President and Secretary Of the Navy
would have given it y.
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EXCHANGE BANK or VIRGINIA.

rh tuo,.;n. ia q comnlec list Of The Directors who
were elected by the Stockholders OF this institution al '
meeting in Norfolk Wednesday last for the ensuing ~e'
months The executive appointments have YET 10 90 iu'e
Nn,ro,xWm w Sharp Richard Dickson, Hardy
W II Smith, Charles ilar's
Rlcauosp-Jnhn T. Hobson, - " 'la|eDf"oh' ''d"'
ford, John Jones !. r p,;, ! % f.,,jIl
| -Joscphns Hunt. 80 49,, ,v;.;L ~ .
| Condemnation iouhR. '"'h "'''''' " "
| Williams Jos. G.. Sncad -
ALgxAspnIA Robert Jamcson, james nh stewart
| D,inpcrG.ld -Roht Violet.
| AnDISGpos-Join G. Greenway, Alex Preston 'lh'
| & Preston Nv White.
sIyw W,u Waits, + IiuH u Pirzcr. ID G Sinnk-
Wvsrn,-.J VI Bennett, X r Camden, Lewis Maxwell
| .MInlcr Haily. , ,., a.
by. James VI iipyh -, .,;o .io.
The usual committee Appointed to examine Proxies
! Genrnc LoyaIl ESQ, az proxy for the State.
The Presiden laid before the nthckhoderA Statement OF
, GENERAL condition Of the Institution we learn lhrt the
ur,srn value Of The a,uck H. according 10 u, Sli ~
rrs,luIion was adopted 10 csthblish nm nicc Oh az.
co,n, and lc-pnt ynchburg WIN cnPta 81 S-ooooo
IN nu,au,nce M nm act passed at the laa hchsloh VI inc
Iu,c and that The President aud Directors Of the
Eank b. empowered N and determine The mode In when
The capital the Hnnk shall he raised aVng fceard 70
proy.ioua OF the net with provso mat TWO 'hifhT OF ue
,nc,cascd capital the branch shall DC raised ny pcdrr
Of l,ock ~ The cirizrns Of Lynchbug ana us 'ichily n
The tcnnA which nay be prescribed by 'hc h"afd VI 's
mother hnHk. .xn,, y nh ,v.,, m,
The prc.iden aud Directors Of The parent bahk were a
bo,jzed To- increase The capital oi III: bshcics d. is
Peter aiITu
, ,, =, each Mace az may be raised by NE sale Of
,lork in The next on'a al such place on Inc
To- BE- resrted by the Board The ncanss o a. ~ ,h
not 10 exceed $500 000 al Petersburg 9iooooo I " '
branclc, nhpve named, s5O,UOo cach ., u .., !,
The salary o( the President OF me Mes.oh o'et. 80
] -, s75G and The salary of the President OF The branch
at yncibnrg h.el for the present al soog # me
ralu,u, were adopte.! instfuctihg the boau VI w.
m pt y, ,rcnarc and prescn! memorial To the neS'
nn, aknr nm extension OF The charter Of The TX
change Bank. .d - mo :. =
A al
ccutve number Of stucs!DIdcrs suitable 10 De apPo
nrccoIs in the Bank for the ensuing twelve months;
A. nnnr,lon was made for branch al DanviIe Pllsyi.
wanna county which advocated by WIN d. ltedWaS'
Ean MIR Iiopc n Montgomery spoke 10 favor OF csaosn-
ina hr,nch AZ Black bug in that county ana hf oh'
Of Carolina in behalf Of branch at Port koyai 10 ' MAJ
cnuntv Il ,ch speaker gave interesting STATISTICS VI hc
huanr.- nud resources those localities lhcse appica
inns were i laid On the table until the next general meet
np OF the stockholders. ,.,,.;,,
An entirely new ticket elected at the CIatRsVl'e
branch ia Mecklenburg county John w Young ESQ., be-
inn eccrd in peca OF The President who mad been elected
hv The gnrd to supply l vacancy occasoned by the deall
Of Mr. venable the former Fresia@n!
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nrnAn.r,rll. MEETING IN CHEsTEREIELD

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
Alta meeting 81 the Democratic p1r;y held al Chesterfield
Court lou.c Monday, May me 9l' capt fiIcR Gah-
non was called to The Chair aud VIM a. Cooke dppoine
Sccrtuv The object IL The meeting was explained by tn,
Chairman he for the purpose III nominating candidate
for the county in the ensuing Legislature of Virginia.
al The rccues, oil the meeting, MAJ Alexander Jones late
delegate appeared and his reasons for withdrawing
Aver surnc preliminary debate which Messrs. Cogbil
Peers and Friend participated II finally decided That the
norliua shoud be made In open meeting "herehpon
Mr. Nelson Gregory nominated Col. W0odson Hancock
Mr. a f. Coghil nominated WIN X. Wood, Esq; Mr. Jno
tioUdc ted Edward Anderson Esq Mr. Gresham
minated Edmund H. Fluurn0y.
After The first ballot Mr. Anderson was dropped, and Mr.
Flouruny withdrawn. The contest Then being between
Mcs.rs Hancock aud Wood, Col Hancock received the
nomination. Upon invitation he appeared before the meet.
np and accepted The nomination. in very handsome
nc Calls were then made Mr. Woul WHO appeared and
made siirrin, and gallant speech Mr. VIM Old Candida e
for The Senate made brief but excellent speech Major
Flournuy offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That committee OF vigilance DO appointed in
each election district consisting Of four with power ap
point Il sub committee each district aid
gc Ting the polls.
Wherrup"n, the Chair appointed the following
In District No I-Wm. l.. Cheaham, VIM. +. Wnfree,
Benjamin Hatcher, George w Cole
District M Capt K Watkins, John 5 PEERS Benz. H..
LundIc, Vim. r. Gill.
District No "a. f. Cogbill, Moses NJ Robertson Mel.
son Gregory.
District No M. Ii. Hancock Jas II. Moody, Haley
Cole Edward I Baugh
District NJ Capt. r. y. Thwsatt, Jas H. Cox Black
ChGl lhaln Joseph Gundr, Jas e. Hewlett James b.
Jones, Jas. Clarke, Daniel Fl. FIourn"y.
On motion OF John 5. Peers, the thanks OF the meeting
oil RS, the Chairman and Secretary; and was re.
solved The proceedings he published the Richmond
Enquirer and that The Examiner be requested copy; and
ikrws the South Side Democrat in Petersburg
Whr,uanr, the meeting nd nnrncd.
PATRICK CANNON, Chairman.
tL-;I S.rr
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THE MISSING SHIP.

By EYEs SARGENT. author oil "a Lille on ''s o'''
Wave " &c.
God speed the noble President! n gallant bont 10 'he
As ever entered harbor, or crossed STORMY a.
ike snmc tnsicatic cnsr she floats upon the stfeam'
The good ship moord beside her IKE p'e"y Sa"op' ''
How will her mighty bulwnks the lcapng Surges
How will her iron sinews way ganS wind ana wave
sa,sweII ,bou s,ui civ vessel Yc voyagers, iaiewcli
Securely on deck shall he the tempest SHOCK epe
The stately vessel left u.s. in all her bold array
glorious sight landsnen, she giided down our DAY
Her ugs were waving oyully and from her ribs OF OAK
Farewell to all the city her guns in thunder spoke
Flee ON thy vapory pinons back back to England fee
Where patient watchers by The strand have waited ''ns ''
thes
Where kindred hearts Ting welcome home Thy crew
And fearful eyes gaze constantly across The waters oae
Alas 20 watchers by the strand weeks months have rolled
an, where where ia the President and why this delay
Return pale mournera your home gaze, aud gaze III
vain;
And your hopes like nog have one by one gone
Aud stern despair subducs length the agony doubt
But pti affection lifts The torch by night along the shore,
And fingers by the sur-bea rocks I" marvel 10 depoe
In dreams The falcd ship by the northern blast
About her tempest rven track the white fog gathers last
When 10 above the swathng mist their heads the Iceherg
lift,
In lucent grandeur to The clouds continents adr
One mingled shrek OF goes mp That supendous sgi
Now, helnsmun for hundred lives. oh guide tho hl
alright
Vain prayer she strikes and laundering down III" ava
lanchcs fnl
Crushd whcIm'd stately vessel snks,he cold sea
covers oil
Anon unres,ng Funcy holds dircr scene 10 view;
The burang ship. the fragile ra the pale and dying crew
All me was such their muddening fate upon the bllowy
brine?
Give up, remorsclcss ocean, relic and u sign
No comch from The deep TO tell The tale we dread
No messenger OF veal or returneih from The dead
But Faith looks up tho tears add Sees from earhiy maven
driven,
Those fnircr rculms where storms reac
nOt-in Heaven!
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To The Editors Of The Enquirer,
WAsHINGTnM MAY y


MAJOR Samuel IT, Sawyer, Editor Of the Argus Norfolk
Virginia. this day been appointed Collector Of Customs
nj that port The Democracy OF that district, and of The
State, will hail the with delight. No
rendered able dignilird and efficient service Jour
nuiisl in the Pierce than MAJOR Sawyer; uud
could be selected who will discharge the datics will
satisfaction 10 The mercantile interest and TO The Go
vernment 10 t',Ie who never mot the MAJOR have
only To say thai they have still left 10 them the pleasure
knowing ul r most gallant generous and whole snUC
men " jtln tho walls of the Old Commonwealth.
Ross Bruwn,s last best book. Yusef, crusade IN Tia
East Is uppermost with the reading folks OF the Me
lropuls II SELF like ho' cakes and is cnmpmented in al
circles and by The press the racest and entertain
iue book The East published.
Clark Nllls's studio the Presidents House, is TIE
OF attraction for constant crowd whn gaping
his fence the huge Buiillo Eks and Wild Iuscs
that he has brought from the Great West. |, is his
purpose monumcnalze these types OF car Western from
tiers.
The dow nwn hotels deserted. Those who
places AMI lhusc who have got cn, have migrated to vii
lads Court End Hotel There Is luck in going house
endorsed by the successive residents and their cubncta
ID
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AFTER FROM EUROPE.

New IoRK MAY ll.-Th. steamer Hermann from BE
men, has arrived with dates lie 29th April and 100 pas
sengcIS.
LIVERPOOL APRIL 90 Cotton is IN changed closed Jul
but steady Sales Tor the last three days amount 10 10 W.
bales nj The following prices Fair Orleans g. d.; mdiing
j.; fair Upland, d. d m!d!lng 81 d Flour has ad'aa
ed 81 ; Corn j. Lr..
kossuh not implicated the Rocket business, ou
Acknowledges his design Of raging Austria for tn
rights Of Hungary.
Lord Clarendon slated in the House Of Lords that tn
Government convinced that the nj lit
Turkish Empire necessary hu he did not apprtheh
would cuauD.
Ii believed the Budget wnGii pass the Commons rs
moderate maInrlty.
An attempted nsurrcrtinn Al Eriaourg SwzGrant, hat
been suppressed, after siderable loss OF life.
Chitcsc rebels had he,n captured AT SafS,n. Tie Gov
efnmcnt much alarmed.
The English Commissioners Of the Crystal Palace afr
cgtnn. Ihr United STATES FIi.atc aud steamer
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE

HALisAx. MA: ii-Ihe s,'arner Cambria arrived today
from Liverpool According 10 her ugoiatiOpH Cation VA
unchanged The sales %! tie week, .nng tlr Both aif
~ 900 bales, If which sptcmipyrJ took NV shu
exporters 5000 There better feeling al The Close 81
the actual stock baud only amounted 10 hunot'
and seventy thousand bales showing reduction "f "'''
bales.
l'ealstuIi. steady Consos 1907. ia, n..s had
The Atlantic arrived out the 2Iih AP'' "
iirct the markets 49,: ,,o,a,i,,,
BUYERS III cotton ire waiting Tor iu''' i
are same a. by The Hermann. 80 hiI,io,o
Sales % 40 casks Rice isrnii -'on sn n.nn m
JHayRE Apr 26til-Saies "i tne "e'A -'oo o''o' '"
jj,cinare nine,v Inc. Rice j. -catcs ana hrn -,
The Bullion in the B,nk ." England had decreased NV
900. The Canada reserves D''' "a' pae''o ''''
a vs. lcr-ron stated that Kossuh would be perse
.rha I.wish disabilities bin had been defeated.
iiniy.I & Co. ol Rotterdam and John Atwood OF Lon
I,n had failed for large amounts.
Flour has adj lnced 81, and wheat Id.
block Of Egyptian ganlte, Tor the Washington NOM
meat been brought from Alexandra 10 MarselcS 6y
French SD amer.
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POErICAi..
Eor. The Enquirer
TO MOLLIE.

TO MOLLiE.
No.. ...,,c ugR s,So rAvcRiTE soNo)
Sin, Oh sing that song again
For angels ihrong TO hea'
Its melody outpoured by 'heei-
Fen sersphs linger neat,
To meet
Those soul.entrnnclng ~eis,
Rcpleie
With soft, melodious swells
or music softer than The s0ng
The cushat coos it's mate
Yes Molie, sing thai lay OF love-
Once more befure we part;
IL THRILLS through nil my soul. ana "'''
An echo in my heart
Sing, sing
Again, those Joyou" notes
They bring
An euphoDy which MONS
In measures wilder than the s"o'hs
The lark pours iorih al morn.
y.s sing again those rapttous ao'es
In accents Wild and soil
A. breathngs OF III .tolian lyru;
Thnt in my drenms may oil
Return,
Those clear, ecstat'c trllls,
Which burn
And that sweet voice, which fills
Ny soul with love as pure and deep, 80
Az flows the lucid Rhine.