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Some savant, who no doubt thought he was
serving useful purpose, has been investigating
the vitality Of rats tail. Having amputated it,
dried it under an exhausted receiver, and again il
an oven for about ten days, he united it to the
freshly cut stump OF another rat aud at the
beholds it the healthy adopted tail of NUMBER two
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ConsIsnces per Northeastern Railroad,
NOycmbcr 22

2sa bales Upland and 20 bales Cotton 255 bbls Ma
val Stores bbls Potatoes, Corn, Mdze sc. To Saw.
yer Mertland. Williams * Co. Screven & Nsuct, W VI
Bird i CO, Thurston Holmes. Mary simpson, Wolf
" c Courtney & Co. p Brady, W Ryan. Roach, z
Davis Mowry Co. Adams. Frost Co. Graeser, Lee.
smith Co, Rodgers Co, NJ Caldwell 4 Son. J Ii
pageett CO. Ravenel Il Co. Kendall x Dockery, CHS
Dim Eros NJ Jacobi, Singleton, Cart. Kopf Jervey
n = pritchett, a QuackeDbush, Tatem, tnckney
3rotbers o Reeder, W Dukes Co. q Ii Walter & Co
Gaillsrd & Minott, Mann, ] Lewis, A Robinson <
60 and Order.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
,rURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2s, 1867.
Translation from Schiller.
BY B o L W E B i.

d " ~ W = -
Into my heart silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes,
And what before as shadow took
The light of summer skies;
The first-born love was in that look
And Venus sprang from out the deep
or those inspired eyes.
Ny life, lika some lone, solemn spot,
spirit passes DER,
Grew instinct with glory not
In Haven or earth before;
Sweet irouble sti red The haunted spot.
And shook the leaves OF every thought
Thy presence wandered o'er.
Ny being yearncd and orept to thine.
AS If in tines OF yore--
Thy soul mad been part OF mine,
Which claimed it back once more
Thy very sell, no longer mine.
But merged in tnat delicious life
Which made US one OF yore.
There bloomsd beside thee storms as fair
There murmured tones as sweet,
But ound thee breathed the enchanted air
Twas life aud death TO meet
And henceiorth thou alone art fair,
And though the stars had sung for JOY,
They whisper only sweet.
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HAY-Is IN good demand, and prces are nrm at sOc
for shipping, and 81 10 a 40 for retail lots.
MoLAssEs-Is quiet, prices however are arm. We
quote Cuba muscovado, As &c. Cuba, clayed. 40 43c
Cuba, centrifugal "a SEC; Porto Rico, 4S 66c; Eng
hsh Island, As 54c.
NAVAL sronEs-Spirits of Turpentine is in good de-
mand and firm. Rosins are duh and UNCHANGED
lar Is frmer. We quote follows: Spirits OF Tur-
pentine free, per gallon, SAX 55nc; Spirits Of Turpen
une bond per gallon, 46 47c; Crude Turpentne In
bb, per $50 tbs 81 81; Roslns common In bbls, per
bp 50 26 s7h ROsins, strained, in bbls, per 6bl.
sS 40 a 6U; kosins, No. q in bbls, . bbl, - 70
Il 90; Rosins. No. l, in bbls. u bbl 81 "a 26; Ro-
sins pale, in bbls bbl 81 so 5o Resins, extra pale,
in bbls, q bbl. s6 Z; Resins, window glass In
bDls p Dbl. 81 2Sas; Tar North County, IN bbl..
z, bbl., S. a %; Tar, Wilmington, in bbls.. per
bbl. So 60a s7h Pitch, city, in bbls, boL, " 10
87H; Pitch, Southern, in bbs., q bDl, 50 87hal
RIoE-Is In moderate demand but prices are heavy.
owing 10 increasing stock Carolina Ia quoted at S@
@ 9Hc. for common to prime.
SuGAR-Raw sugars are moderately active. Prices are
firm. Refined are dull. We quote: Interior to common
refining ll4 Ike; fair to good refining, lA l2
lair good grocery, 12A 12Hc.; prime grocery, l2
13c; Porto Rico. Tx 13Xc.; Melado, 6h SIC; Ha-
vana No. to II, boxes, II l2hc do NO. IL 40 ~
1880; do No. Is to 16 do 12 1870; do No 16 to 20 DO
l3M 16Xc: do No. II in bond do, gold OK oHc;
Mauia, bags, 10A 11Ac
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"A count was taken one day last week of the
number of vehicles of all classes which passed
through Broadway, New York, opposite the Astor
House, between seven o'clock in the morning and
eight O'Clock in the evening The following is the
result:
Total of vehicles down Broadway. ........... 7,491
Grand total of vehicles en- Broadway passing
the Astor House in thirteen hours. Is, ,80l
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The secrets of health are: First, keep warm.
Second, eat regularly and slowly. Third, main
tain regular daily and bodily habits. Fourth, take
skin. Sixth, get plenty of sleep at night.
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THE BENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL

Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennetsvine, s. c., in the eastern portion of the
State. by sTUBBS LITTLE, Proprietors, and offer
superior inducements TO Merchants and all others who
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage Oh
our Charleston friends.
Terns-S3 per annum, invariably in advance. Adyer.
tisemsr inserted at very reasonable rates. July
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TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
hr,.a

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
EN1ESREB-go DEPARTMENT
YALE CO..Lr-e November 1c. 1855.
/ have always recommended the Faber Polygrade
Lead Pencils the only pencils fitted for both ornamen-
tai and mathematical drawing; but after thorough
utactured by the American Lead Pencil Company, New
York, find them superior to any pencil in use even to
the Faber the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil,
being superior pencil for sketching ornamental and
mechanical drawing, and all the ordinary Of lead
pencil.
These penc..s very finely graded and have very
they are ali that can be desired in pencil it gives me
great pleasure be able to Americans that they
n longer be compelled to depend upon Germany or
any other foreign market for pencils.
LOUIS RAIL,
Professor Off DR., ing &C.
ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
Ar AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. N Y"
None genuine without the exact name of the firm
look to it December IS
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Things In Mexico.

PARTICULARS OF THE DELIVERY OF MAxlMIL1ANs
REMAINS TO ADMIRAL TEGETHoFF-MExIcAN POLL
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COMMERCIAL.


The Charleston cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS @
CHARLESTON Friday Evening, November zz' ioo''
Tho depressed and declining condition OF the markets
caused the staple to reoede here about II 1ac' q ID
sales $50 bales, viz 10 at l5H; 9S at l6 20 al lo7S
4s at 15 80 at 15 2S1 at 16; So st l0% ~ AZ lo7s
and 46 on private terms. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Low Middling... ...............''''-.'11
Strict Middling ..loh@-
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, November 21-GoLD-Dul. BroKers ous
ing at l39 and selling at 140.
S1LvER-Buying ut 100 and selling at lSo. ,,
CUTToN.-The market opened with mo9era'e s5I;
this morning. on basis of 10 nc Tor new iorA ,1
good many sales were effected during tne Day hsa
ket closed quiet and unchanged Sales o|o oaes' -
ceipts 835. - u c,aae
bAcoN-Western Shoulders, IA cents; b. B. Sides,
,5m cents C. r. Sides 1s 1s cents c. Sides II cents;
Hams 20 25 cents.
CoRN.-Mixed, 81 20 %: White, 81 20 l 70.
WHEAT-White SS l6 25; red 81 DO u TO-
Montgomery Market
MONTGOMERY. ALA, November IT,
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand september 1st. -o. 000
Received pa week. 'coo o'soo 90 AMI
Received previously. .................... z4'oAA-o'
r.., 28,g67
Total. l......'.-... ..............''.'''''' OK
nippeu p ppreviousIv 1l2, 2,966-15,S1 81
Stock on hand November 17......-..-. l''o00
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF The MOON.
Q. 9Th, lob. I'm. morn Last G. 18TH In sum an
4 I1tb IN 6nu ever Now NJ 26th lib. Aim, even
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IUxsDAX, JHu r. NJ
AsHsS-Receipts Tho market without notice
able variation. Small sales effected = basis Of
50 25 s. 50 for pot and Sll = $ll rs for pearl.
BKEswAx was dull and nominal at 40c for yellow
BRxADsruvrs-Rcceipts 2.O98 bbs. -four. I.6O0 bush.
els $3.50 do and 75o do malt fairly active
mand prevailed for grades OF State Western -FOUR
which improved value &c. l0c per bb The other quail
sale The transactions comprise soo bbs at revised
limited. but prices quite steady. The $50
bbls Rye nour neglected. but prices maintained
The sales include tbls at S. 80 "a Corn meal whs
ipa and nornin nal We nunfe
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The inquiry for wheat extremely limited and prices
The include 100 bushels white Acbi-
gan $ % and 1000 do No. Chicago at Ss 90 Corn
freely prices had declining tendency The sales
l0 bushels ct 81 II for mixed WesterN In store.
q 9, delivered to-day sale. and u 70 Anoat Oats
ruled dull nominal with tendency deoidedy favorable
buyers Tho sales confined to abont lso bushels
$50 for chicago Milwaukee, and 66c sc for
State Rye neglected, but holders nrn In their
views Barley and malt dull Of sale and nominal In
value!
Under AiIost general desire to reAiize the
Cor this staple ruled dull and easier for buyer clos
ing Decline indicated BY tho subjoned quotations
The transactions we're Confined 70 about co bales, We
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may not meet with II, and may escape damage. But
Il is against accidents and extraordinary weather that the
law requires owners 10 protect their passengers and this
provision against accident regret 10 saw that they ap
pear SLOW TO make. Indeed. the tendency of owners
appears TO be to disregard the laws in question much
possible.
wM BRADFORD Supervisory Inspector.
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BOSTON Jan ig--CId ship csm,ia tn-w. " T.,co Tons
;apsg a.s % s'ssas sa a 's.psG s.s e s.s
Morrisou brgs Tito. Eurexs. Juno; aud from the osds
sIs,srr s.eansr Besrse. New York ship June.
BkiciisoEE J.o is-cs steamer cges. Dulshsa M.-
yara NorIeans via ror noys and Key wes. and add;
%.pinssa; ss sssr F.esn. Fender roasmau.S, NIT
con SYori: srs Ann. Lowry Boston; schr voAn sYors
Ir sST f.sssn 5.a sarsr s nsss Mobiles
lss bark Alma tfr. sr.ct1siai RIO ssasiro cid iSs.
man from Bath ". Arthur sssIe.o, clifford from Bossos;
apf ISHSEs Si1s HOLE sArr .cAr. Nellie Potter Bo..
is,SAss .sir: Trsisoa, SS.sa Tor s.i,inors s-~..
is,l aud is.h-So arrivals.
Minne New YORK for Bo.,sa :"
I.i-At noon there were no arrivals. The dee, here -
KEY wEsI Jsn ~. iArs :csr: Foster wick. ccs.s
MOBILE. Jan is-cd ship Protector err. rowu.ssa.
ISsiAir shp Maud tBr, ASsrne.hy nsvsas; bars MAJ.
cNEw 3RLEASs, Jan ls--C,a s,esmship rras snsry
sns Hsrsncs yEssl Sssso' siss :csr Rogers
:,s.m.Ag. Geo Cromwell. Van. syss. Ls.,, .s,..
ss fss ss9 Sd.sc ssSsa ss.. s Tom csds
ss wsss s .s.s. s;y. .:s ssss s" s s
.sSr sss s.s . ;S, s.s ''''
PHILADELPHIA. Jan sl--Cd brig Iss. Will'sms As".
| sAnlis. -.
S.s an. . 1.s. 's Prog; s s s's;s '
xN vRAScIsc0 Jan so-trr brig virginia. RIO Jsnsrc
Cld 2ist snps JcsSs-, Bcyins Nrosk; ro'set"s
sAvxsSxH ian lsArr sssAsscr Leo Dearscrn svoyss
Me lane PONDER Falmouth Sid bark John tlis Melvin.
Liysrpooi brig Bctmore Wort steamer san jscistc.
1n.b-lrr .chrs western star Ns~ York; W Bouas ron
| nell do. :. ~ -. ~
/ 10 oe Iac 0reatsl frsa N0r,esas f8 eostoa.
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Mining stocks were dull but generally nrm AT the
ns, board American Flag closed &c. higher than at the
same time yesterday, selling at 81 90; La Crosse Cold
So setting at 81 45; Consolidated Gregory Gold i5c.,
selling at Si3 80 a 81 Boscobcl Silver l5c., selling at
a. 25 Al the second board Consolidated Gregory Gold
closed CSC higher than ct the first board, selling at
STA 90, Gunnel Gold 9c, selling at 81 %. Corydon
sold al s6 25.
The business transacted nj the subTressury IN this
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q y,
siona urres Of snow, but that Captain Curtis. without
consulting tho barometer concluded that the weather
would DO fair and acted accordingly. The wind, how.
ever increased 70 severe gate and about haipas
ten r NJ, the steamer refusing to mind her helm,
broachcd 10 and thrown on hcr beam ends.
The so nd and csm" 70 anchor near Horizons Point
where she found TO 10 leaking 80 badly that
was necessary TO slip her cables and beach her 70 save
the lives Of the pass myers. have to the conclu
aon that the leak caused the steamer thump
ing while % anchor but that her imbers and planking
driving on her beam ends across the sound aud that
xhen she rghted at anchor the seams and joints which
bad been sprung were brought under water.
" appears from tho evidence Of Mr. Day, prcs-
dent Of tho company In whose service the steamer
was that she was 90 old and weak that ne
He Gays he hesiassd abou, going on board Of her on
account Of the SNOW although be believed her to be safe
in good weather, and that when she broached to he
thought, from hsr age, that ahe could not live hour
IL appears also that, In addition 10 her age the
stsamcr was oi insufficient draft Of water for Sound
navigation. Sh0 did not take hold enough for her
length Of keel and her top hamper and In very rough
weather her rudder was sometimes sufficiently inn
mersed To these fsct and 70 the Captains not being
apprehonstvc Of rough weather and prepared FOR II,
air,butc the loss OF the vessei In such gale, which,
although severe, was not moro than any largo steamer
plying through the Sound should be abIo TO contend
with. The Commeda rel engines worked we'll and held
out and although there appears have been some
subcsdinalon N .ns crew owing 70 drnnkenncss that
Il l. proper tha. should report that the Commodore
quremenis Of the law not having been fulfilled her Ii.
cense been withheld BY the local inspectors this
port
desire also 10 observe that there appears 10 have been
no person on board acquainted with the Of
lIfeboass deficiency In time Of peril 70 pro.
vision against which beg leave 20 ask the attention OF
the department That there were not many lives
lost By tho wreck Of the Commodore s due not in any
manner 10 the strength OF the vessel tho provision
the safety OF bcr passengers She furnishes striking
example OF what may be looked for In the OF many
vesses particularly Ia coasting and inland navigation
which are kept in by their long after they
10 encounter weahss In he hope that hey
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Soals ss 600, 500 1905 s27s .o35 81, ,2es
fas so,s~,as sales wore rssis TO-DAY bv \. Il Lud-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
AckgRNAx-MARTrso.-On Tuesday, January 8, at Dart
Hall, No. 225 Fourth street. by the Rev Dr. Stryker
Captain s. H. AcKERaAs, OF this city, to MSS ADELIA
MARrISo. formerly OF Newburg.
CRohwELL-HoUsEy. On Tuesday, January l. at st.
James church, London by the Rev Henry WAGE,
GEORGE r. CROMWELL, OF this city, to SARAH J. HousEY
OF Brooklyn, New York.
Brooklyn papers please copy
SrRoUD--FIsHfR-0n Monday, January q, at Mott
Haven, by the Rev. Dr. Richey, rector OF ST James
Fordham. EDWARD STROUD to Miss KATE FISHER No
cards.
WAREs-FARNER-0n Sunday, January %, by the
Rev. John Brash, WIkIIAN WARES 10 ELLA FARMER.
WoRRAIl-BuRK. - In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, Janu-
ay at the residence of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. John Chambers WESLEY WoRRALL, OF this city,
70 IDA K, daughter Of James Burk, ESQ.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WoRRALL-AouSr.-On Monday, January 81, at the
residence Of the brides father by tho Rev. G. w. Nor
rill, LAWRENCE WoRRALL TO GEORGIA A., daughter Of
Andrew Mount, Esq, both Of this city.
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The following is list Of the passenger railway CON-
paaes 10 active operation in Philadelphia, the amount
OF capital invested the number Of miles OF track and
the receipts Of each last year compared with those Of
as6s
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SHlPPIN q NEW s.
pOaT or NEW YuRx. JANUARY %. 1857.

ALMANAC YoRK-rHIs
SUN RlSKs. u MOoa IL
sun s1rs W HIGH WATER morn lU ~
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COMMERCIAL.
exports Tor tho Week ondinR Thnrsdny
% NJ Il. may a3.S q

=. zGg, Nsfsst'
Exports Tor tho Week onding Thnrsiny,
:? \ 90 s.. may a3.S @
ir -. ronKIoN.
,LIyRRPOOI.-Pef br bark boarna baRs Cotton
1ssi 6,lss TP. Cotton 77a bp' Bosin 50 paIrali
MATHNzAsSfSr Bi schr Aleft iknpers r Bottles, ~
Vals 40 e.,is WING eases Pofscain, So Sbis
10 bbS sPira TaIpShilnh 100 essca Gsret
BosToNNPSt sfhr 6Isrsn d,ge22o bslcs Upland Cot.
ton. bhes Cotton Waste, fSoS ,bhls spirs Turpon.
Se AZ "a SSs 5is R3s.n Il Sslsa rPsPer I.ss and Rope
s aS 9aa sRs ssa. e saos 1S.
Pine MmboIs lot Gotfont Iron. Rasp, &el.I
PROVIDENCE. q LEPatI aehr ME- aong-12e,oOo foct
NEW i%SSf YoSKSsE Lgass H i; ,od,, 2 9
- Cotton, S2s baiea Upland Cotton, soa bbip Rosla. %
bales Doncscg 20 oeats Knoln Clay, 20k bbls gcgo-
ta5iess AS pseaso9 s9ndrie.. 4. rolls Leather.
hAle Waste i8 ptSP Load q casta Wax. Par steam.
shi9 MHnha'tanI3S a., ssya ! Cotton 1os 5aies Up
bles, 3T empty Barrels. ts cases MdEc. 81 bales
Ysrn.. Per stcainahip hopekn--S6T be1cs Cotton,
$50 bales Yarn .nl Domesties 10 bbs Aosin, "a bbs
xegctnoiss iel P,eaages..... Por sehr Fannie A
191. 900 feet Lumber. ~ u f.s:s.-
NEW YoRK-Per schr John Farland-12o. .o0u feet
Timber md Lumbar.
NEW YORK VIA GEoHaETOWH, C-Per schr d B
PORT RICHMOND. STATEN ISIAND-Per brig Del.
mont LocSo-7200o fee Timber, ii 600 foot Lumber.
PH1LADELpHIA-Por schr w Rumsoy-2S9, 900 feet
Lumbor. Per schr Ada Ames-1b0, 900 foot LuIn.
Ling and Boards r.. a|NIat .,i!'T' =
BALT1MoRE-P.r stea,nship Sos aull-1os balcs Cot
ton 76 bbs NAynl Borce, 800 sacks Salt 129 barrls
Vegetables, 40 Packages bundles Loathor, pack.
WILMINGTON. N o-Por sehr John Leo-70Oo bushels
Corn. at. .'i
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OFFICIAL /,


: OF F1IlETTERS
emElnins in the Postoee at chareaon. for tho weae
ending NAY 2s,, 1sS7, and ordered TO bo prihitts
In The 1aHt EsH agfcsaby 70 sIs following section o
tho now BostoMid tthe Newspaper having thu
larpost circulation in tho City Of Charle,ton; =,
t!HSgiioa g. Ana DO It further Enacted, That lat Of let
tncasd for In anY Postohoo In ahy t!
to&h Of village, whore newspaper shall DO prnled
sh.l hereafter Ie published oneo only in tho neNspri
which, being publBhed weekly oftenor shall have
.rsoa Fish llfnsS Of delivery Of Tho s.d
.rr Pcraons calling for Lotters Advertised should
uts.e that thoy arc "Adyurtised.;' ~: 80, -
Z. $Hs- Once hours from A NJ. 10 P. NJ Oh Sundays
rrom 1880 A. II. TO- Lao p III. ~ !,,.:: IA. SD c. =
STANLEY g. TRoTT. Postmastct
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Tho report OF the Auditor OF Public Accounts
ofvirsinia, complied from the returns Of tho COM
missloners OK revenue; shows an aggregate oI
124;7s2 white mon, and 70 004 colored mon, over
a years Of ago.. Alexandria has 1859 whites, TAG
,oolored Fairfax 1909 whites 1913 eolored Eau,
gaibt 22oS whites, 1905. oolorod Loudouni 297l
whites, r. 658 20 oolored; Prince William 1867
whites, 224 colorcd; aud 'Culpoper 1O72 whites
GIL colored. The proportion oi oolored people ir
somo Of tho southern countles is much greater.
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::llte Aail9 N{geaqs.
iaummer Thupder.
L'vlPUII llT .'1-iuI'
r l1H Tim hrhath Of lho liolnlY air.


Wo know BY tho breath Of tho balmy air,
~ by tho suAJtrg gra,s md The sunshno fAir, ~.
r;tBy the softrain fallib8--as 81 In love- .-.'l
Tho sieeplnq blossoms and tho bulbs Abovo;
BY tho Tint Of thg groom grss on tho forest brown,
BY the fallen tassois Of aspen do1p, 'f
.By,t tho nlsa bud aud tho tuftcd larch, HEyit ny
That wo havo dono with tho wayward March.
Eo know By tho call Of the nostling bird, lf ~
As sho fools her mothor's impulses stirred,
BY tho venturiug forth OF tho lonely bee,
Liko tho Joy0 sent out o'Or tho oldcn sea;
, BY tho crosk of tho frUg In tho willow pond,
by tho turtlo's moan In tho copao beyond,
Dy tho 1uckeniny pulse and tho thrilling Yoin,
Tbath April laughs Into light again. ,,
mt not Tho sunshine tho breeze, tho showers,
,Ths tondcr green or the embryo flowers,
Tho voices OF birds or tho quickoning sense
Appeal with such startling o1oquence
TO tho heart that yearnH tor the summons reign,
Weary aud hcart-sick with winter'a chain,
As that sound which soems through space to slug,
The nrst low thunder Of awakoning spring
oh, marvel not That mon OF old
Doomed Il deep music by God controlled,
And by tho powers that within them strovo;
: Called Il tho wrath Of mystic love.
: For hre stirred with an awe profound
by that mysterious nnd sulen sound,
Nor givo wo fAi h 10 tho bird and bloom
TIL VIC hear tie fat Of winters doom.
So In tho spring Of our life's career.
We bnAk In sunshine-wo drink tho breoLe-
But no source OF fcehng is stirred by theso,
Not till the voice OF the stormy soul
Duells with the sound oi tho hundor's roll
Not TILL the aoodgatss of SORROW break
. In passionnte tcars-does tho soul awake.
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Baitfnorio Market,

BALTIMORE, Mny 20.-CoFYKE-Stock Light and
n,oauy Of Low grsdna rio wo havo only notice sales
OF 100 oass Mo gold Iso bags L.susya phce
nfoH Mo with $500 bags aud Br brig Undno. from DO
.OoTrosAka Tho closing Of our ropor, on Saturday
there wero sacs ef 80 baes Low iddlng st 2l cs 90
bales Middlns Upland at 27c: Todsy tho market was
dull, With ANAL sales basis Of 27c for Middng Ro-
cepts and stock Light and holders quite firm.
ELoun-Remntns unchanged, supply aud demand both
Light and holders steady In tho OF salos viz