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, 1866-06-18

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihnne
BRiD01FoHT, June 16-t p. m.
ctRARKp-H. G. LOOMS. Lemout ATtqoippa La-
mont: Prop Morning Star. Ottawa. 1s0 bu wheat. %
tons iuodr1cs; Lamar. LaEa1le PhGnt1, Iockport.
4.2r.o lcet lrmbtr, Is prls salt.
ARaIv1p-Onwtsd, Birds Bridge, 1850 bn corn
Chhs. Cadg. LaSslle, 4ts7p bu corn Wing aud Wing.
ThoFnton 5000 bu oa's D11 Morris. 10 ions coal
Il. G. Loemis, Lemout. 80 yards rubbte stone; Ad.
vance, 1e,uout. IS yards dimension stone; COL Aai1-
ming, Lemont 20 yards rrbbe stone; D. Hess 1e mont
2yasds rubb,o stone II 4rds ulrnenH1ou dtoue; Allie
qnirpa Lemont Is Ea1ds rubbie stone D. c. Norton.
Ltont. 70 yards rubnte stone P. Eor.hrup Summit,
IS yards 1uhple stones Contest. Morrill, 5000 bu corn
Chas. B. Pope, Lasal1e. 5,aoo bu corn; Arabia. l..
Sale. 1900 bu corn; Imperial. 1ockport 1,A2ihrs
nour Gold Eagle. Utica, 500 bu 8. A. Douglas
No. LASal1e. 4s5sbu com; Sunbeam. Lssslle, s,s6o
hu corn Oak Leaf Aux Sable. $500 hu corn Lasla-
than. Norsis, $500 bu cou: Geo. L. Taylor. teuout.
stone; J. q. Preston. Morris, $500 bu co,u, no bu
oats.
RRrDoKPoKr. June 1s-9 p. N.
CLEAaEp-Adrance. Lenont; Col. MAnnne, L.
mont; D. He'll Lemont: .. c. Norton. Lsmout: Det-
pace Lockport; Carnndole. Ottawa; Mont aux. Lock
port; Ericsson. Peorta ssa # lumber, 1l.so lath
North America. Morris. 317ii II lumber 100 ah[n-
sles: Caroline, Morris; Gen Rosecfnns, seneca; o.
fswss Ottars: Sentca. Ottawa; C1sstett Cham 1hon.
e,0oo IAth: Antioch. lsSalie.
AREIvKn-s. A. Douglas No. 1. Mer1ts 30 toos coal.
1.1sQ empty barrels; H. Mcclellan. Seneca, SD ba
, 1866-06-18

BALTNoH1, 1nne Is.
FLor1-F1Em. Rnd high grades scsfcs.
GpAI4-Fh%At hdYhnc1ns; good red - H. Corn
eycted and adv4rc4ur, with aaa, OF white at J1.f53
Liz md ,tlIow at s619sc. osta dull and dropping.
Pk9yMIoat-Mets pork, ass.1a7sl25. Lard. 71c.
Wn1sIxx-Insctret md heayy; ;PenniJlVania. $32sX
r7f
, 1866-06-18

LATER NEW YORK MARK ETS.
Especial Despatch to the CnIcaRo Tribune-1
new YoRx, June Is.
8KKApsIrYJ3.
Flour-The 3dYknee ia nour To-day WIS well sup
ported At the close, bat for all grain the highest prices
Tcre due more to the break IN the caus1 than
s!te In gold. Coru-There wAa Fugh to ret corn 10
MI FREIGHT engtKenents bat 1t the cose soe ouTsl
Kern 6cllet1 ss the prtces they paid.
YRYIoH19.
FrAghtl 10 Liverpool ID by steamer and tn0.
PROVISIONS.
rprk-Cfcxed It $333Q this afternoon with limited
bu4,neeg. Cut MeAte and Bacon generally better.
IA1d-Dun.
LIVE noes.
Live Uogs-{t1 ID for the best.
, 1866-06-18

..... NEW YoRK, June 10.
CorroH-Du1 at sa0t1c for mtddltne.
FLoCR-Mofe Active md t<s.1c htghsr, S7-ss&5-&
Tor cI1fa STATE: &s63a 5000 for extra round hoop
Ohio aId fl0Etf1393 for trade br1nd1 -ct0slnX trM.
WntsKH1-Quttt: Western Rt 42.z6a2.2s; 4l1o 80
brls old 1t &2.4a
GEA1x--Wheat So 4c higher; sales At s2.2oa177 for
Rye decidedly nrner; Western 1t 81 neS LIN the lat
tss ps1ce for Wtseons1n .zey snd ba!sy 5ealt ag!l
sound new ms1ta Western sa4a2x aoana do: gll
for new Western.
PF7RoL1rn- Duu; 2ea2tAe for crude, and 4o94tc
Paov1s1osr-Pork more active and nrmer; ss2.sea
:5 tet nsw ess. closing q txs o. rcg1iarl 80 oo1
81 90 for 0.d Meas, stao2 2s for prfue AlAo,
4,oc0 brian mess. for June. JAY .nd August. sol
'ers' Aad buyera option. 81 3:..as3.3. Beef hams
quiet; $t5a{e. Cut meats nttutf; 11A15c for
shop1dett. and 17fM1s.c foE hams hacoa Amer:
Tor long cut hsms. Ls.d nfm: lsX901e. Butter
more nctye; ena 52c for Wcstefn.
, 1866-06-18
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Packing House & Office Fixtures

On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNG 18th. 1866 at Pack
Ing tIouae lately occupied By Rhodes d Wh7te. 1856
Adams embracing everything used 10 Al ONCE and
packing house. one lasta new ssft. ss se.N desks,
Wlpdows, uash HAND DC, &c. Boilor complete, one
dx1e Nelson's Iron !anE. complete; ono aloo Dor.
seas viz o4 eos ehs sss 45a5d
cak block, one equare do; .shlee, benches. saws,
'ase fSs to9T ss a se oss
barrel kett1es With fuinsc's io1rbsrrei testle.
arEe laEd prtss With dt9m lso9 bricks: Iooa3 feet
erb various Sizes sx large Tsts boxes. brau1s. pull
les, rope and hooks. Sausage machine. EEinds1one:
aiso about 100 tons lake Ice. aud one coupete eht.t
carpenters tools. &C. &C. to be sold without reserve.
SaIc u G. N s1eoce 1t * O'Clock "a.
c2tl 4kbp MORRIS URUkEER, Auctetr.
, 1866-06-18

Tho USYktt va stoady. Win { E00dtf1to dem30d.
The enIts which c1me unaer our notice were II 1ol.
lows = nris bonded. Liapt ss1sx % sn.ts % he
Phlisae}pnia. t3e: = e go btss bonded oc2Ser q
Pniiadelphil, 100 wps the nominal tkurtA
, 1866-06-18

Nrw York Sfock nud Money Mnr1ct.
NKw TaRk. juno Is.
Go1D-Closes 1t 15sX, aNer selling At 16o There
w1a difference Of per cent hetEeen cash and rsGn-
lar gold Anu tho loWest zatss gold whs osneo ~ Wal
H. .,.,. s,u .,d .x,.,,ot po,n..
Erie 5sk aftxr 1el2lnE At 3sH. Tho following were toe
, 1866-06-18

The following Is the Meteorological Record Of
The week ending Saturday. June 10,h, 1866, ~ kept
by ]. q. LAuogulh. DR.. 0ptician. No. lis Rudolph
The direction aud force al the winds are glren 40
pro1imate1y, with the bayonetric altltrdes-f6e
small letters oe1n9 the Initials Of the words 'hgh,'
"bree.e." s:geGue" ;, ,"vee1tsg," 'raiot" "snow,"
, 1866-06-18

The best way to &oothe q cfyiug baby.
IS TO gtve It two or three drops Of boyd'd Balm,
mixed with httle s~ ~eetened Wases. Me'hefs, dy
It. Sold by Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller. wholesale
drngg1sts, Chicago. let's g3J6 2t II I'll
, 1866-06-18

0Es IN2. Nc*s HME NMJ@. -Ha3 E91cnW"
a1ice This Il duo to 1ebbetl's Physiological Hair
Regeneration, WHICH dnd most excellent, actually
restoring gray ha'r 10 " osgasl color, laclss,log
tees The head nom dandrad and is hne dressing,
indeed, think everything one can H1,h for the
hair." 6N1u pH5En, General Agents. Sold
ercfyWhefr.
, 1866-06-18
Law INTELLIGENCE,

Proceedings In the Courts on Saturday
-Suik commenced by Members Of tho
Norwegian Evangelical Church
sEasnss tho Pastur-Divorco-Cale
, 1866-06-18
Every Mother who REGARD. the 1,Jff

Every Mother who Regards the Life
wlNsLOW's s0orH1NG SYRUP. II is an old
ard well tried remedy. 1t relieves the child from
pain, lofens tha gums. reoucea inflammation, cures
wind co1ca regulates The stomach and bowels, and
by giving tett ind henlth to the child. comforts
the mother. Offices. IS Dey ttreet, New York,
,rh ef,E 13,rh HothnrTt. InntDn. Enp1+nn 0a0n
, 1866-06-18
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At10lA1A MAfAax.

KuTHALo, Ju6e H.
FLou1-Ftrm. rrrdercJ upHasd-
GrAM-W hestn1M. No, H1lw1nkee sptfnx t1t:
No. a2,zo. ON Sc OAts-Eo. Cniraxo held ~
38e. Farley quiet. Rye&t for so Chicago
PEtyIs1ox3-FofE ks1-so- Lard sc.
CANAL FE1IaHIt-F1sn to NeW York. Whe4s Hes
Corn lff4 13c. -.-
CAKAL LExrokTs-Wneat t. ese bu cotu, .. Is bo,
Gals, ESQ hu : rye. s7,sie bu.
, 1866-06-18

Go 10 the BeAt-Eo to Bryant d Str1t-
tons Chicago Commercial College to get 4 thor
ouzh, prsctical husiness educahou. or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address ioz circulare,
BRYANT d 6TRlTTod. Chicago. ILL.,
, 1866-06-18

Brick MAchlne-The National Brick
Machine makes, with onlY i,ro-horse power. 10000
splendid pr3cks per day. with well defined edges
and uniform lengths. II the mnehine does not per
form what claim for ii, &c will take IL back and
refund the money. Address ABRAM REQUA,
Gene1al Apenl. al bFoadway< New York.
MbrA1-d95{- 36t-N tfY
, 1866-06-18
B0arDtnuz=14auu1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II; ;ANTED-Corre espondcnce-A
w ..,attssIed widow iadv wfthou. ch',dfrn de-
~, eMnrTsnold With geu1lenAn Of fufAhte aSa
tns.to,s rhf1dr.n. with sIav mAAEsmouy. nonS
!n,isr !.nS hnW none,J.it opJ tndul6f - asd hiss
hn1.r H.L.rsta snI Eansas reAidanta sro taguett
e1tG
, 1866-06-18

Special Caution. Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup has become SO popular that yatf-
Gus parties have pat out articles calling them Mrs
Wln.lcw's- Please take notice that the Mrs. Vans
low Of the Soothing syrup - not connected With
apy Other article }upefesS{
, 1866-06-18

the wiihdtaa u or one valuable eisea stu mauv
improvements are going on In that delightful nor
ZION Of tic c. WHICH now extends to the railroad
4ost,nR to The Union Stock fH1ds The Old Lanr-
soldierss Rome. was purchs ed b. Mr.. IT.. " ". ' J.
Johpton, md being fitted up, makes nice resi-
dtpee or Douglas place, opposite the new house OF
Douglas grave ur. Bnk ougbs hst purchased the
home Of Aaron Uayen, on Ellis avenue. and this
and the Eetldence Of H. Q. Walker. ESQ.,, ase anong
y Il iornst'eu q St aa5ys @ Psdsh M s,i aS
der The pa-:oraIe Of Kev. L. B. IN lie. iale Poss
Chaplain. ha. had a beneficial effect tn sba1lng The
nultanoes ena'ed hy the otcr gardens in the RI
Al nrst. The beer gardens were merely the reeort
Of Ge5mane who took their families opt usnsly, to
ins @ NJ is,c " hsnas n roa oa1 onR
on The sabbath, hss attracted large concon1ae Of
women Of lhr toWn. hAlI1ronn boy. aId girls. aud
I'D he str els tul; Of sice sud crime While tGs
eonxrrEataun Of Mr. 1uttle were worFhtpptng on
Bur day morning, recently, 1aud OF mu.ie waa IN
and thia ~as kept mp all day WITH such Eetuits q no
rood ciuzsn conld Look upon With other feelings
thsn sorrow at The reehux ha.f grown boys rho md
The Church ou1ld'ne aesi.ned by Y. ". Boy,ug-
aSospd ch,esse d Go,hie and hss1ne eI.asc a.
he ont q The toxer. Which T ~ iii HI
mold ebo,t Of three bells, to sake 1hc siumbery OF
ine gooc people along the Like Ehore 10 Hyde Park,
On Sabbath mosut1xs.
This church j. 70 be built Of wood. will cost
about F6 60o0, and be completed BY the lrsi Of Sep
1enber next
~. T, s. Fitch has dted up and erected shout
thirty dwcl!iuE4 In the grove. all Of which hage
tf.ecn occupied hy new ecttIef. eince May I. Other
housea hare been built and kre nearly ail occupied
in tbxt nelgttorhood; TWO Of the moat costly were
built b, HI. nanson and Nj. Huntington for 1hear
Cbsnnocy T. Bowen. Eu., Of Bowen Bros, has
putchA.ed largely between The University and ESau
,xyeune, but whcthcr he intends CHANGING from biz
lfRudsome rcE1deuce on Michigan avenue to the
..hndoa Of Cottage Grove, nc Cannot teit
4 fs,pe and Well.hutlt honse Is belrg cntshed On
Eihs svcnue, BY Mr.. silvcy, who occupies it la
~ Jobn III Idsson has rrw End expduslsc rest-
derrr heio1Y thst or senator TflmnuIl. Mr, Kaod
sn1 Chsries Cieavcr's, on Lake aveAue. On the
T1nos1,pea road, tho Ees,acpce oI II. stone. E.q.
rs1is1 . Iono Place" IL the most a'1Ectye aud
srns,dcuour. he having expended over $ls,00o 10
1eTsfrs and Improvements thtr tprlug Aajoloing Il
tx eTnr rrpHy,eA OF b. 4. Uonner and <. q. Asay.
Esn,.. ma poI far of 'the t1dee" ate the d"el'
i,nSr cj ", b. t1crce and ME- Bailey.
Il OAKLAND htatloD, near ClearrfTille are the
nesf cottecce Of II. uuchet!, Esq, supes1niendAn!
ijitpois Central Railroad. Ed"in Aa1lnt Esq ano
Mr, &. o. Nerbery. n.,.a .,
a new pub,lc school hnildiug te 10 bt etectsc al
orce itist we,l o! The unlffrtty, tnnclentiy l1se
10 srcnmn3pdtte that groa tug part OF me cry.
We hsv~ beard OF several en'e5pfites 70 osneu
fhsf nan OF Chicago. but ~ fhey NJ ~ u tneoo*ss
60, dtltou We Xii not sIeak OF them no".
, 1866-06-18

Boots and Shoes OF every variety aud
style csu be found at 133 CLARK street. where
Me4srs.,M andell & Brown will make It for the IN.
te1est Of their ienda and the public to call. ga93
, 1866-06-18
Lost.

r OST-On Friday evening, IN q
Division ftrret caE, Noffn Cnieaxo. xo!nu so1th.
betWce@ and 10'e!oek, medium axo acco11t hooK.
cents n,na te0dollas hlf1s and one collar bu rMa IN
IL Itsurn 70 taia otace, Of 70 East Rsadoea a0ss
, 1866-06-18

Paper BaugInes and Window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. e. AlGBY, 80 Aan-
hplnh.hf. tSiH
, 1866-06-18
m 4 r. u 4 Is u !.
Rgal Egtats-Uounarp.

leHoptingtou. Lrd.. Jnne l4'h. BY Rev. c, Morton,
C.N. TAYLOR OF htcaxo. md A[ls MATILDA N.
MORTON, OF Huutfnztun.
, 1866-06-18

Tnk Firth wAHp EIEe11oN.-rhe contested
election IN The Filth Ward came up for hear
ing bsfore hon. }. B B7dweu and justices T. B.
Brown and &. DeWcll, Oh SATURDAY aftefnoon in
the County Court Room. After hearing the ev:-
dence Of A. r. Bodmtu, Esq- saty Clerk who test-
hed simply to the of6csbi fefurus from the SECOND
Preeinc', tbs court adjourned to Two o'calck pre-
cisely neat saturday.
, 1866-06-18

FoCR FEx1Ass.-Fuur members OF FenlAn reg
1nent wcre observed on Saturday :ryinx 10 dlspo.e
Of some decsnteE.. &C.. at secondhand stores.
They were alrested and brought before the Police
Court. They acknowledged the charge, and said
they found them In the cars at Toledo. while COM
witnout ownership lne5 astumed ehsfge. They
were dl. cb1fpt1.
, 1866-06-18

: : = II - fa.V04
The drt L. puppoted 10 have been communicated
10 the roof from the smoke stack, which htd be-
come rusty and detective. Fortunately lor the
owners there was but 4 email quantity OF high
ulncf In The building. Their real losses beyond
what DsY be covered BY insurance, are In the nec-
essary delay incident to removing the debria and
placing new works on the ground.
, 1866-06-18

LIVE HDG6-
Live UoEs-$t1, ~ for the beat.
, 1866-06-18
Muslcal.

IGH1ES CELElD IVA 1ED IA
l. TINT Intnlatcd Iron Frame Pianos hare oen
awarded Twenty First PTsnlums. together with the
te.tonILs 'or superiority are om the highest must
eal etlchr.Ite1 Of Eutone and America #. ". Kim
Nnr4h
, 1866-06-18

MECHANICS lHs111u1x-A meeting Of The mcm-
bc,s OF The Mechanics In.tiute wac held on Satur-
dsy evening. III the rooms Of Bryant STATIONS
Hu.snefs college, tho President, Ar. A G. Came
ROE, In the char.
The Pretioent, II Representing The committee ap-
no,p, ed to va1t on the Pre<ident OF the old lu.ti
iu,r With reference Ia obtaining tta charter and
lilfuy, stated that he had conferred with NJ. ".
". Doy1nI tan. whA sAh that the only feasible wav
or pb:hipins the charter xAs BY the new mem hers
ioaping the old institute. Nr. Cameron further
, 1866-06-18

Pruaafnxsa Pntc Cider Vinegar VIII
grocer for no other vinegar. largest works q the
kind In the United States. CHARLES q. L. PRus-
s1Ka, 339 and 3il State erect, chicago.
fei eTl5+13t MwT
, 1866-06-18
From Hon. Ex-Chlef Justice Horn.

CoJeate'4 Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared FROM refined
Vegetable Oils In combination With Glycet1ne. and
the Nursery. Its perfume IL exquisite, and 1:e
washing properties unriralled. For sale by all
druggists. feb12h946 1J-x4W
, 1866-06-18

MI. Van Osdel moved tnat The following be p-c-
tenled as The action OF the architects:
Nc lhe unde.Hlgped architects. believing the
present strike Of The stone cutters injurious To the
building interests Of the city, pledge onrselse. 10
uPe our influence With psopt1rtoss to sustain the
mattef stone cutters in their oppo:it,nn to the
plezent sfrke. md that the ptber architects not
prerent be invited 10 1olu o. IA this po.ittou.
tslgned} J; u. VAN odDE1p
W. ". Bor1EaToN
EDwAHp B0ElIso,
AgHKR CAHrEE,
JoHN r. 1foBER1s.
The meeting, AFTER accepting the action of the
asrh1tels, adjourned stHs die.
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Ehe National Findn6e.

we learn from the Nationui Inteliye,icer,
that November statement of the public debt
gives rGnewed assurance Of the fncL that,
with wise Legislation on the part Of Congress.
tho public ctedit can 6c sustained and ild.
proved, the national Indebtedness gradually
and with certainty, extinguishcd, the bur-
den Of ta&atiolt reduced and productive in
dustry revived aiid extended throughout the
country: The Secretary of the Treasury
has gone just rs faf towards the reduction
of the currency as liG Goitlt 10 under the
Act of Congress Of hist April, restricting
that reduction to 10000, 900 for the first six
months, and 4,000,u00 month thereafter.
Some 100000 or 100000 OF the com.
pound-interest notes have also been rEtired,
and several millions of the gold interest
bearing bonds purchased for gold at & tate
below par. The national currency has bcHrt
increased, meanwhile, up to the limit allow
cd by law--3,0 900, 900.
The large accumulation of currency I'M
the Northern centres of commerce has led
to an increased demand for national securi-
ties At enhanced prices.
All securities OF n stable character, like
railroad shares, have been, and continue to
be, in great demand. They arc on the rise,
and must, necessarily bring higher prices,
while money for regular business purposes
will not bring more than five per cent.
Any stocks in companies that pay dividends
OF eight per cent or ten per cent must ne
cessarily rise much above par.
There never was n country so bcdcvillcd
in her political affairs and so party .ridd n
rs this country is at present, which could
make such u satisfactory financial exhibit.
Tho payment of the national debt, in the
course of very short time, will be an ac-
complished fact
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The Plot al Washington,


Times:
We perceive from The Chronicle that For.
ncy, true to his instincts, Is attempting to
intiame the pubtiemtnd by calling upon the
Loyal LeagHers, as they are termed, to Or
ganizc themselves aud come to Washington.
for the purpose of protecting and vindica-
ting the power Of Congress over the consti-
tutional rights Of tho President which is
nothing moro nor less thnnn revolution
which must be nietlwith decision nh firm
ness. IL Foruey " Co, are dc, ermincd to
persist in the cdurse they have marked out,
it Is the bounden duty Of the friends Of the
President to accept the issue thus present.
cd, and prepare themselves for the strug-
glc'
If the time has arrived when the legisla-
tive department Of the Government is to ab-
sorb the coordinate branches, tho time has
also arrived wheh1t should be resisted ut
the point of the bayonet. Wo are in favor
Of the constitutional rights of every depart
mont Of the Government, which can only be
maintained by caclet acting within the pre-
soribed limits of the Constitution. When
Congress shall tr8ascend these limits for
the purpose of absorbing the powers of the
President, 1t is revolutionary, aud he is
Justified ia calling to his aid tho, country,
which would be responded to from North to
South, East to Wen; and. when this formi-
dablc ARRAY of figating materiel shall pre-
sont themselves inAsindication in Of the Con-
stifutlon, this grand army of Loyal Lesg-
uers." as they styles themselves, whose 10y
atty cthsists in plunleriug the public treas
my, skulking from the army when their
services were needed, and now exciting tho
country to revelation. will never present
themselves in battle array. The war will
he FOR the Consiit,itipn4-not for plundcr /:
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Ordinary advertisements, occupying no {
more than ten lines. Zone square, will be
inserted in THE NEWS, Mt Sl.OO for tho
first itiseftiom and IS cents for each sub
scdueht Insertion.
Larger advertisements, when no contract
is made, will be charged in exact propor-
tion.
For announcing candidate to any Office
of profit, honor OF trust, $1,000.
Marriage, Obituary Notices, &c., will be
charged tic same rs advertisements, when
over ten lines, and must be paid for when
handed in, 6r they will not appear.
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Wonders of the Telegraph.

The nnnihilation of time and space by the
te egraph. now that il reaches nearly half
around the globe, is 80 o.astouuding that men
have 10 reflect to take in its full meaning
Fhc New York Indepsndcnt gives the follow
ing rs an illustration:
''On Monday, JuIy 80, Mr.. Field recciv-
cd message Of congratulation from MIR.
/ Ferdinand do Lesseps, the projcotoro OF the
Sucz Canal. II was dated at Alcxandria, in
Egypt, the snme day, at half. past one y. m, ,
and received in Newfoundland nj half-past
ten q. m. Let us look ut the globe. aud see
over what n space thnt message flew. 1t
came over the land ofthe Pharonhs and the
Ptolcmies--it passed along the shores of
Africa. and under the Mediterranean Ocean,
more than thousand miles to Malta, it
then lcapod to the continent of Europe and
shot across Italy. over the Alps and through,
France, under the English Channel. to Lon.
don. 1t then flashed across England and Ire
land, till from the cliffs OF Vnlentia it struck
straight into the Atlantic, darting down tho
submarine mountain which lies off tho
coast, and over oil the hills and valleys
which lie beneath the watcry plain. resting
not till il touched the shore of the New
World In that mornings flight il had
passed over one fourth OF the earth sur
face and 80 far out-stripped The sun in his
course that il reached its destination three
hours before 1t was sent! to understand
this it must be remembe"ed that the earth
revolves from West TO East. and when it Is
sunrise here IL is between 8 and 0 o'clock in
Alexandria, in Egypt, and when it is SUN
set here, it IL nearly Q O'clock in the even.
ing thcre.--imerican Artizan.
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PSoESrERY.
TWICE READ,

The lamp hnrns with fitful glow,
The sounds die in the streets below,
The ram sweeps on the pane
push my Had aside;
What weight to me have IIelcns woes
Androm0chc's the Trojau's foes,
or God like HcotQr slain I
read it once, long years ago,
But not alone II whisper low.
We hcnt abs orbcd above each page,
The birds sang noisily in their cage,
The vines swaycd in the air.
| mind me well that summer day /!
The sunbcnms crept toward our book
Then stopped as with n puzzled look,
To road the legend there.
Our hearts saug then, though lips were
Dumb,
y song for all the years to come
The bright, glad years | could not see
The shadows waiting there for me,
he Wy airy, haggard years !
III lay You by. old book, tonight:
And trim the lamp, and sew or sing,
Or write II ballad anything
TO stop these burning tears.
In the Ncvaia's lonely shade
Ills grave, by strangers hands, was made
The years to come -~the hidden years
What loves and hopes, and doubts and fears,
They hold in their wide hands
The bubbles sparkle on the streams,
Fit embcms OF the hopes thnt be
The stream run secthng to tho sea,
Over the silver sanus,
And full sailed bonls aloht them ncc,
With priceless freight, but not for me.
The years gohc hy tic hopes that sleep,
Within their tomb, that make me weep
And trembling kncsl to pray
q, silent years Tint wcre so bright
Wan corpscs washed on wild coast.
Each one canes like spectral ghost,
Oown to your graves away.
These lonely thoughts but i'll prepare
Me for he day aud all its care.