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The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

NOTICE.
Supreme Court-OctOber Term, a. ID. 1873
q, Saturday, March 14th, S74-
ORDERED, That at the A pril Term, 1874.
~ OF this Court, the Docket of the First
the 20th day of a pril, and the cases thereon
called until Monday. the 11th day of May
when the Docket of the Third District will
be taken up and the cases thereon called
until Monday, the 25tlI day of May. when
the Docket of the Second District will be
taken up, and the cases thereon called until
Mupday, the 8th day of June, A. d. 1874.
ANrue copy from the minutes.
Attest: JAS. W. MCKEE,
L. :. Clerk.
By THOs. A. McWILLIE, D. c.
March Is, 1874. TmrlS-1m
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

" as Book-Keeper as
w sistant Book-Keeper or salesman in
Dry Goods or Grocery House in this City.
MarI9-4t. Care CIaR ion Office.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNOR RENT.-A House on State Street
II containing Rooms. For Particulars In
quire of
mar19-4 CHRIS HINCKLE.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
FOWjNID.

A VERY FINE SLEEVE BUTTON
IA which the owner can have by paying
for this advertisement and applying at
O'Sullivan's Gunsmith Shop, Capitol Street.
March Is, 1874. fit.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS: /:

Total, IL ,OOOsGifts, all Cash 81 800, 90
The chances of q rift are as one 70 Eve
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

- a--- - President.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

JACKSON. March u, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
MoNDAY, Jan. 5-P. NJ.

Under n combination of the various influences
which have heretofore been set forth from time 10
time in this column the stock speculation started
off at the very commencement OF business WIN d
lump and bound for which the most adroit DUH was
unprepared and for couple OF hours the marKe.
wos ramnant ~ North West reached 6l:, st. Paul
4GI. Pacific Mail 42., Western Union Telegraph "s'
and c. c.. and l. c. the course of which has been
constantly upward since the panic, 29.. NJ 'hese
and neighboring figures an immense business was
transacted during the forenoon the movement ue-
irving inspiration in the aforementioned STOCK
from the report that consolidation Vi
the North Wost ond st. Paul Roads was
on the tapis, a story that finds many believers,
Judging from the quick advance in these shares.
Lake Shore reached So. though the dividend matter
is not vet settled Pacific Mail its friends allege,
is on the eve of an upward turn, founded on the
economical prncles in which the present affairs OF
the Company are managed The old slde-wheeied
steamers, we understand, are rapidly giving place
to the substitution of steamers, and with IN
creased business over the line and reduced expenses
at sea and on shore, the showing OF the Company Is
said to be fatterng. large business was done IN
New-York Central Rock Island, Wabash, and
Union Pacific. the latter stock betraying great
weakness in the afternoon, breaking down from
81. to 3O,, and giving q heavy feeling to
| all the shares on the list. In the less
active shares, Pacific RAILROAD of Missouri sold at
3O,; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred. 10; St. Louis,
X c. and N. Preferred at 80, and Alton and Terre
Haute co. the Preferred advancing to 80, against 80
the last sale OF the investments, Harlem sold at
1l9l0l2O; Panama, 113.@114; Fort Wayne 80; Chr
cago and Alton, lOi, and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1OO099!. We note sales of Canton at ~;
Consolidation Coal 5O205OI, and Quicksilver Pre-
ferred at 49, The general stock market left off firm
at the downward reaction above mentioned. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices of lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEI

NEw-YoRR, Monday. Jan. 8, 1874.
The week opens with quiet market for all
descriptions OF horses. Tie supply oil Doth WORK ana
pleasure horses is comparatively small but fully equal
10 the limited r,auiremeuts OF present trade. The
general features Bulls Head Market remain un-
changed Ia any essential particular.
Aucnn sales OF horses. carriages, sielSns harness.,
and horst equipments Tuesday tie Oh list, AZ 1890
a. m al Mr. Arch. JoGnston's Horse Auction Mart III
Thireenth-st. near University -place.
AT " o'clock the Horse ana Carriage Auction Ma't
of Nil william Van Tasscll in East Thirteenth ST., near
FOurtE-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

In addition TO the juvenile publications OF
shepard A Loe already announced we have received
frcsh collection Of choice works. the value OF winch
will not pass away with the holiday season. The Young
gnoiueer Il tho title Of biographical sketch OF Frank
Russell Firth young man OF rare promise ana hd-
mirahe character Killed by terrible accident
ON Western railroad, Of which he the supcrintend-
emf and chief engineer Although he was but lttle
more than twenty-five no the time Of ms d'aiI s nos'
striking trait was a wisdom beyond DIS years. ana
sense OF duty which n usually the browning virtue OF
mature experience. While devoted 10 Iracucai put-
ants his mental cultur~ was stin primary object and
ne read Shakespeare Marcus Aurcus Emerson, Goethe
CARLYLE Thackcray. aud Tyndall with q keoner zest
for the contrast they presented 10 his daily employ
neuta "I open Emerson often" he writes 10
friend land always feel certain moderation and Dig
nity-serenity-.ivcn 90 me In the reading " The
sphlnx IL favorite symbol Of mlnc-Ndture-who
changes not but faces IA with her problem she
Will utter no secret but permits prying man to sInoy
tho inscrptions on her forehead cheeks, and sides
The narrative IL ore ~ interest, forcibly Has
trattng the dignity and beauty which can be thrown
around even the drudgery life by noble motives ana
high moral wOr'h-Gotng on a Mission anu 6Ood LUCK
are new editions Of two ayorte stories OF The Bcckoh
ing Series" by PAUL GOLDEN, written with great VI
vactv and pont enforcing wholesome lessons Of duty
without dullncss and appealing 20 the youthful heart
and conscience without untimey scvcrityNe'o Songs
far Liule Pcople by MARY r. ANDERSON Is "a collection
~ original poetry for infant minds, which will hnd
warm Mace n the nursery that has OutgrOwn the taste
for Mother GGose.-St0ries Of Gr1Hdfkfcr, by " =
DODGE relate the familiar incidents OF American MS
tory In pleasant STYLE aud are well suited TO excite
the curiosity Of young readers with regard to he events
IN he early annals OF this country They form al
tractve as well az an instructive volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

Money has lent for the most part at per cent on
call the closing rates beng 607, and the range for
prime commercial paper 7Gl0. The loan certificates
are down to S5O0O. decrease of $4,000, and the
legal tender circulation up $2ls,70o, to S3790l 200.
Government bonds have been strong and in full
demand. the market closing on the basis of 1lGa
l1G for 5-2Os of 1861 The following are the street
limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
rTHE BOOK FOR THE DAY.
L EvERY OSE SHOULD HAvR lE
THE PROSTATE STATE-HOW NEGRO GOV
EMINENT RULES IN SOUTH CAROLINA

I,isl, United states Minister TIE Ilague
This work elaborated from OF letters onpualg Vn'ien Tor
Trr TRIBUNE columns b,y attracted universal attention '
M ,uop Of been observer calm a0l thorough critic, and a
graphic writer NJ Pike subjected the ocL n political prob
lens Of sou, Carolina sharper ANALYSIS than they have ever r.
eve before ana he found with mvc
usy style Pncs, ONE DOLLAR For sale at The Tribune
Ofce.
Tribune, New.NDIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
9edfDfrs.

EXPERIENCED TEACHER of Penman-
~ shin Bo,kkeepnr Bnssh defes SITUATION Adde'
TEACHER 22f West 81 Il
n Is-0 A. pesert one -a;e pupil desires
WI instruct ~ the elementary p-Aenes OF u
Tor college. Address II. A. T.. 3ii ~ st 32i-st
TOVERNESS-By a respectable, middle-aged
~ Frenchwnman, COVERINGS ioF Young ehlIfeu IN lIs
ca the best Of Teefene wages mole , ~ e
sen nrtl rteI NJ ODELLS FRANCOAMERCAIN BUREAU lU9
West &ith-.t. corner BIOlhv3y
rINITlON.-An English gentleman OF family
and position graduate Cisscs Mathematics, History anu
moral Science uversy Of Cambridge desires 10 hurbhN-
TtND he RDUCATION OF pupils ~ tue psGy OF private
Tutor Referees ihe highest quarters would he gwen ana eh
rerte Az, 20 Salary $500 per Address j. j. H. H. IL
Jenayn.s' -; james. London England
ysTANEED-A SITUATION as TEACHER of
w DRAWING tui PAINTING large lai,,' minay
bv lazy Thoroughly qIiac Acu ARTIST Brooklyn Branch
1nInHc OEce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

-ls73 4 DepoNts / Loans Specie. Circulation Leg Ten
200 coo Ioo or 790 200 10 100 N Gis 500 400
Eau ooy ~ zoo Us $40 100 "a 61 40 s6, 700
To- "a 90 ss 900 27s a9 600 800 q 220 100000
oS ora e7o eOo os0 l5o "a 200 $4,000
Th az ,ss 800 lss 200 600 45S02lo0
tS ooo 9rl 400 993 99 OO 400 a 100
Eeh * 9I463 g9l 900 n 1872 800 ~ s5Oo
S ~ coz s9s 7O0 2 $40 900 q 100 46 900
- ao0 o6 I00 23l "a, n COL 800 4O70O0
Mar 100 ns 700 $50 ISL a sol 200 39iT300O
Mar l5l9SOo5 7550O
Mar % 275 98S0 II i723 800 26l3CO ~ 04 100
Mar 20 1873 700 27i34S7OO 1617900 265,70O 8l9sc0
Anril IST6s7OO 2T3 53f $500 81 94O5O0
April IL $1,000 10 800 27li,4c 3493SOo
ADril 10 ISL IG73O 27Ol906OO 1910. 400 233OO G9s00
Anril % 19s 92o6oO 26o 3O 100 81 690sO0
Nav 3l96 800 27072 100 1s677$sl0 H64,i0 400jl.7o0
NAV 10 2O2 $40 2746s q 500 $4,000
Nav II 27 s3iiOO 27S07 400 20 6 a $4,000 43i02,O
Nav "a 200 800 30 900 n 800 i27520
Nav 3 20s 1856 800 "a Al 100 a. 400
June 72i4i5sOo 800 25 1884 800 q 100 iJ9oso
lime IA 1Is III a &C. 397 900
lime 21 900 800 500 27s n i670i 200
June % 2sl 400 - 10000
July 232 2s8 400 "a 276 200 10 1853 600
JnIy 70 969o) 288 ~ $40 900
JnIy 10 29 S73 800 1250o
900 80 957 OO
Aug 200 ssyO0 50 1884, 500
Aup 013Tia3IOO 900 n 500 80 00 800
Auo IG 3926ls0OO 100 goa 100 6i0lOo
AuS o. 227 SOL 800 $50 g rs 400 q 400 i553li00
An1 40 300 300 800 2s 200 81 ISL 800 ~ 729 800
Sent ol2 TO 700 2s 4 900 "a 679 900
sent Il 2O7 7 800 28l 536 800 ~ 400 6772O0
sont On 193 p40lm 27S i ~ 100 a. 307 900
Dec sI82O5 800 252335O0 coo ~ 100 1900
nee IA 400 254 ~ 10000
nae on 10, 800 567, 100
Dec a 1876 100 25s O94500 1884 800 256io fBtUs
74Jan 2o5 800 Isl 1885, 400 q, 500 2s60 6elo
TApLE orne Average AMOUNT Of Loans, Specie Crcutd-
ton Deposits. and Legal Tenders in The Banks or hs
Cityof Hec-York Tor he geek ending Saturday, Jan.
3, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

Of popular character The plumber now Issued contains
not less than hundred pictorial embellishments. and
q choice and abundant supply Of story and Of song.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
GleDdinning, Davis g. Amory's closing prices

The London markets were strong and securities
higher, money being easy in the outside market at
81 Der cent the minimum rate at Bank Of England
being A. and this institution gained in bullion on
balance to-day $4,000. Foreign Exchange was
auiet and steady on the basis of Saturdays rates
and neither had any influence on gold which sold
40 to III, in the early dealings. the ruling clique
u this market forcing the shorts to cover thus
occasioning the advance above noted. Subse-
quently the price took a downward turn to Ill, but
later rallied to HI, closing at llls0llll. On gold
loans the rates have been 707 gold per annum,
and 1-32Ol-lCi, and later per cent for carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed S1l59OOO in called
Five-Tweuties disbursing S4j3G00 in coin interest
on the public debt. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was: Gold cleared, SGS,O02,O00;
gold balances ESQ., currency balances, Sl,9l1,
GIL The following were the quotations:
1000 lila II :30...lll2 l:00..."l1l4 2:3O...lllls
i03Oills l2:OO...ll4 l;30..."lll % 3;O0..... lllS
ii:OO..illas l2.30...1lih 2:0O..."llle &lllh
The DAYS business at the United States Treasury
comprised:
C,a receipt, so 575 Ge6 OF Currency paYm s6l47j9 81
Co uaymeus 800 59S 81 Currency balance. 20 3O535l %
GOLD 6iS -O5 - Customs 10000 20
Currency receipts !'oo-' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
Danrina Academies.


DODWORTHs CLASSES Tor ID ANGLING,
"A. No AZ Fifr..ye.. corner la 'nty irtrsL,
Are now open FOR the season
r,, ve.t-wopiays and Thursdays days aud Fridays
wednesdays and Saturdays
Once wreA-sa'nrta, mornings AMI Priav evenings
Gentlemen o. Monday a,j Ilgrsia, evenings
send for a circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

The illustrated Licing World is holiday
edition Of the illustrated Record" Journal OF tins
city devoted mainly 70 selections from the Dos, eur
.As, n,erstss sf 10 dsy and 10 MISCELLANEOUS reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

The latest issue of "Putnams Elementary
Science Series" GO. p Putnam's sons). contains Ete-
nenis Of Animal Physioto0y by JOHN ANGEL OF
the best numbers Of the excellent devoted to the
popular exposition OF physical science. The present
volume exhibits the principles Of human anatomy and
physiology with remarkable clearness of statement and
appropriateness OF illustration Like most OF the pre-
coding volumes 1t may be recommended in the highest
terms 90 general read who wish TO obtain idea OF
the sciences of which they respectively treat well as
TO special students who desire revive the knowledge Of
details which may have passed from their memory.
The Harrdrd University Catalogue for 1894
Charles W Severn is a valuable document ilustra
ton OF the present conditions OF socaed liberal cdu-
cation aud Of the progress Of instruction in the Oldest
seat OF learning in the United States Under the exist
Ing organization, Harvard University comprehends Har
ward College, the Divinity School, the Law school, the
Medical School, the Dental School, the Lawrence sc1en
tihc School, the Bussey Institution. the Observatory,
and the Botanic Garden, besides the School oil MINING
the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology. and the
Museum of Comparative Zoology, which, though con-
nected with the University subject 10 certain pc
cuar provisions The present number OF Undergraduates
Is TOO and Of the Freshman class 2l7. There are ~
Divinity students. l3s Law students aud ~ Scientific
students besides u students In the Episcopal Theoogi
cal School the relations OF which with the University
are not explained. The schedule Of Examination Ia
pcrs for 1873 which given in full aicrdsa more
instructive lesson than be found IN Mason on sell
knowledge and Is well adapted To take the conceit out
Of the best equipped graduate II somewhat curious
fact that among the specimens Of bad English To he cor
rected by the pupils In the department Of rhetoric
professor Adams HID sentences from the writings
OF Swift Colordge, George Eliot Fr1nde. John Henry
Newman Richard Grant White. Bret Harte' ana W. ~
Howes some OF these examples suggest the suspicion
that the Harvard professor wishes for better bread na
can be made Of wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
State bonds were dull and steady at the following

There was q very brisk trade in railroad bonds and
prices were well maintained, while in some cases a
further ad was made The following were the
bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
Gouar,nsrsnlp Norees.

SEvYoRK Jan. 3, 1874.
rNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the the hrm of cOWLEs
Fox dissolved by consent Mr. rlEO Fox will
routnp. the business HENRY b. COWLhS.
THEO. FOA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
And the following for city bank shares:

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns
1873, D'Pss' LGs'' SPs@'' c'''pe''' h'' len
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

The reader digested the sage advice OF this
letter Will ind great amount OF additional nourish-
rnent ia the suggestions OF Dr. Gekie Still IL they
furnish little strong meat" for craving, masculine
sppetes they present the "milh for babee" in
tempting form than Is usual In such preparations OF
literary psDsda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

I ! WV So
Alton q + II
2j....bc. 90
Ait 4 T Haute Pref
l5O....... 80
Morris & Essex
I l5........ S94
81 Louis h | VI
100. ...... 80 y
ny n II Il Hart X z
lOO....b c. 1913
Pacific z Z Of No
l0O.....bc 30L
Atlantic < Pac Pref
200 ....bc. -
Han \ II 10 Pref
200 b chs. 80 e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

Loans and Dis s26l Legal Tenders SAC 49,. 100
Specie .. 2S,3956O0 Deposits. 205 1895, 500
Cir ;ula 81, $4,000.
The transactions at the Clearing house for the
past week compare as follows with those of the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

Mt. PLEASANT INST'TE.-Private Classes
M 4, Bs,s AaLsrsa lasA, sAb iSa6 H. Z AaA An PnA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

The Popular Science Monthly reprints Professor
Tyndalrs Inaugural Discourse beiore the British Asso
caton and Professor Huxleys paper on the question.
Are Animals AWomstons An interesting essay by
Professor Hemhois "TSndsips Relation to Popular
Science" reprinted from -Natupe." sod amoag tho
original articles Tho Fossil Man Of Mcutone." by Fro
fes.or OH. ~Mic~oscop.e Archhscts," by Mrs. Mary
TreatJ The Aquarium" by william L. Simmons jr..
and "The Electric Lght for Steamships" by Professor
Trowbridge, are especially worthy Of stteatioa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

not to be painted In words. know Of many place
where the scenery is more varied and striking; put
there is mandragora quality In the atmosphere mere
that holds you 10 the spot and makes the hai nou, It's
seem like minutes. Except for family dee-wnicn in
elude breakfast, dinner and teal could fancy man
sitting the end of that old wharf very contenteuy
for two three years, provided IL couio DO ai"a''
June. -. .,.o
The neghborng locality Of the Isles Of Shoals Is asp
celebrated by picturesque writer, while MI II N ~
5toddard's poem OF "The Two Anchors" nnds q" appO
PIRATE place between the articles with 80 reSn na'
NJ ha eaa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
9ustrncIlou
For Boys and Young Men-city. =

CULTIVATED CHRISTIAN FAMILY,
"A erpeencei in TEACHING will receive for education With r
son y boys location healthy aud pe'n hour from cry b s
road Reference or A. PARRAND Collegiate Academy ~
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

The Journal of Speculative Philosophy treats
largely OF the principles OF aesthetics III discussion Of
"shakespeare's Tempest" by ID. ]. snider and The
Music OF Color" ny c. f. Seth Smith There are trans
ations from Vera, the Essence Of IDEAS" from
schopenhauer, on The Intellect" aud from Herberts
Rational Psychology" aud -Revise OF Kants Cate
eories" by s. r. Andrews, in which the writer aims 20
eucdae these determinations OF thought which lie at
the basis u philosophy and to point out certain
errors in the classification The "Notes and Discus
ons are devoted several topics Of interest " tue
lovers OF Uansooado1tal speculation.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

~ will In this Institution MONDAY the 9th Of oe9ber
Candidates will be received at the College between 45h
sui 5O,hsts ard Madison and Fouaaves FRIDAY 0t d
02 Of the College classes having conditions 70 fual
viii present themselves SATURDAY. Oc g. As the same hour
T. A. p. BARNARD, LII. d., President.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

A FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
"A HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1885 BrosdraS
between Thirtyogrh hiryifhstsUnost care and ec
gwen preparing boys for college, Tor seno SCHOOLS or
FOR bsness opens Sept 81 Circulars containing all necessary
information AZ West FortyaLh where ne Pnlai nay be
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

Mss HAlNES AZ,
kADEMOSELLE Dg JASON
WILL REOPEN THEIR SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AID
CHILDREN rHCRsDAT SEPT ~ panetu,i attendance Oh
their pups respectfully requested without further
ToeT vail eoolous their experiment Of Kng,e eOnoset'a
With their School No Gramery Park reopen Oct under 10
ehse Of Nine Kegs acd Der daughter With class io' rr.A<
K.Ddersartesos, 10 csolneaos Nov l.
Tey design having Class r BOYS who vii be suSs some et
the Il The Nsderssrea Aad grmn sA s.4at'
writing sdthmetsc and Oh cot, lessons
Applications for tie School aud KHiyart.s and Bo Class 70 ID
made pes.OoAay, or by Letter 10 drsnercy P,rL
n Y. NORMAL CONSERVATORY,
NJ 2S EAST FOURTEEN ST. Union square
supeor iussruasu ir SINGING, PIANO. music HAkAONf f
MODERS LAs0UAGBs IA GERLACh, Dir,eiot
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen
Ii sepL g3 1874 Lnte number Of boarden sceomDotri
for efoaIAr- saars J. IRVING BURNS ea T-a,are' ~
PnaAve oiARL6a DRkMs. d. D. Pre.dso CLsfe5 81 "'
Strangers.
SEABURY SEMINARY, No. 125 West Forty.
~ s>sSsis ksev~r PATk septeaoJ Sr
etshth ssseess rcAS Ao<oash kngsh nd freneh "a
yoaDs als. G sdsa as .spa,Ie school Tor eo,' s .ss
Immediate chafxeof Three department., ssbior
xsdeTsreu Modern ana AAoep, Language Drs"iaf a,s
and Aase taught By prossord Hghsss retHaesA Apply
FkoSS. lss wsst FesU Sssesasa. Ss~I~s
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

Among the poetry Of this number, the vigorous sonnet
by Dg. 4. NJ. Coan Is prominent
on READING DANrE's "HRw LIFE"
or love tue trancing pain was thine Indeed:
In passionate Wild ufusic mOruli igclear
Tl0u pOurest forth the tale of that career
Which the young s0ubIenewed by love doth lead.
Thy words without deep tears we cannot read
Pulses they from some dIyner sphere:
Loves cOnsecration aud its anguish dear
Spring IN thy heart, and still immortal plead
tenderest child of mediayal time
Unfading gows thy little mal1en's robe
or modest crimson, emblem OF the sweet
Perennial passion thrilling in thy rhyme;
Aud still true lovers pilgrim round the globe
To kiss the print OF B3atrice's feet
The following stanzas by +. A. Hard partake OF the
sweetness and extravaganza Of an older tlme.
GREETING.
Go, rose and give my love eood-day;
Bid her arise aud come away;
Bid her with haste appear
Unto her lover here.
Ere the hot lrmament
Rife the dews OF tender morn,
And all ITS freshness, newly born,
In nery day DC Dlent.
Tell her dav broadens al her gates
That nth IN balmy silence waits,
TiptOe with listening ear,
To catch her FOOTBALLS dear;
III all their silent pulses beat
The fushes that adorn
The roseate face OF morn,
Her loyeller face To greet.
Tell her each bird that to the day
Marbles its fattering notes Away
Now sits the leaves among
And holds Its matin-song,
Awaiting her fair face.
All Nature breatnless Ia;
So bid her. with this kiss,
Come stir the world with grace.
Then shalt thou nestle ia her breast
Aud for reward there take thy rest,
Until, when thou art dead,
Thy native perfume fled.
Thou shalt subtler fragrance know
Distilled from Loves sweet pain,
Than earth can e'er attain,
Or chemic skill beEt0w.
hear the lifting Of latch,
And ss bend the sound 10 catch,
hear her rustling dress
Move with soft caress
And 10 ! she comes: move, elOuisl plpe birds
Awake Earth, in beauty clad
Sing, all ye voices ! aud be glad
With eloQueDce more sweet than vprds
What love, what JOY, what kisses sweet
When day begips and lovers meeti
For now my dav's In truth begun
With this vprsing of NY sun;
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

~ AppclEts Tor admission 70 the school Of hpss ir Tie ensa
requested themselves the RitraTs Ohce IN d
school Bungs College goaai between t9tl and 5Oh ia
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