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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,

Wednesday Morning, March II, $50. J
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery & Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ to 2. u.
NJ. H. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after
this date, represent US on the landing when
we are not there in person. Any other party
claiming to represent Us will be an imposter.
as we have no other assistant.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. o. Bulletin
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We take pleasure in directing particular
attention to the card Of Mr.. J. Chopin, prin-
oipal Of the Commercial and Literary College,
corner of Rampant and Orleans streets. At
this school, which is kept during the day and
in the evening, the Latin, English, French
and Spanish languages are taught, as well as
mathematics aud penmanship. Mr.. Chopin
IS cultivated gentleman, and is an expert
9nced. thorough and successful teacher of
youth, as many parents who have entrusted
aim with the charge of their children will
attest He takes especial care Of those who
are placed with him rs boarders, closely SUI
pervising their conduct, and receives them
INTO his immediate family. We cheerfully
recommend Mr.. Choppin's school to our read
ar.
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Arrived.

chooueg VIII" VIM. -. from Tampa VIA Coda
Mey--NyN BASIN
sTEASBOATs.
EaseroIs Ho'gs, from Loyct,s BiutV
Waoon, Ruiz from Lower Coas;
Era,sh johnson, HEM from Coushatt8
ST Mary. Prob-t, from Lower Coast
Ruth, Splant from Washington
WawenOck Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Hy Tete. Aucon from ThibodauX
bertha Burton, from Washington
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Major White from Pearl river
Steamer j tiault from Tangipahoa
schooner Mollie Mas>r from AmIte gysS
schooner Rita, from 1ch.tupcta rivex
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
IhaHs @sht 81" arrivals .. til. Old Basin
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While the President wants to be vindic ated
by the recognition of Kellogg whom he
forcibly thrust into office he would much
prefer to see Pinchback return to his former
course, and leave Bruce as the sole representa-
live Of his race in the Senate. The contradic-
ton which this separation involves does not
trouble him in the least but as Mr. Morton
IS PLAYING for himself and with another pro-
gramme, he is not willing to divide the two
cases.-Ne,c York World.
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Can such things be asks the lourier-,Io,r-
al Is it true that draw-poker is an epitome
Of American life It is very brckety game,
certainly -cute, costly and original. In Ken
tEcky, however, it is no longer played, be-
cause everybody is dead-broke, and this is
IN amusement that requires means. There
ere fifty reasons began stranger who was
once asked to make up a game, why |
should not play draw poker. Name them,
said his interlocutor. "To begin with the
Stranger continued, 81 am little short Of
money =. "Thatll do, cried ths other;
you need 60 10 farther"
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The other day Two Washington negroes en- cred
\ barber shop kept by We known col)red man,
and demanded to be shaved; whereupon they
we're informed that the tonsorIal rites of that
establishment were reserved for white persons
snly. The injured parte went away, promising
hat the episode should result il a case of Gum
DO VS.. SambO.
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HeIow-CcrnlnE Up.

SHY. Golden EUl. Hall from Liverpool Jan II in
ballast, to Norton Bell
Ship Thomdean. Harvey from Liver pool Jan II, in
ballast to Hall VAUGHN
Ship Evan@elinc Bowie from Liverpool Jan Goth, to
ter
Ship l. Gllchlist. Emerson from Liverpool Jan II,
to master
Italian bark Due Fiatelli, Mcssina from palermo
Jan L. 10 master
Barkentine Gair Cole. 10 DAY. from Cabareu. Cuba,
to master
Norwegian bark Albert. Anderson. 81 days from
Havre, to master
Norwegian bark Yarra Yarra Soransen. A days from
Barcelona to master
Swedish baIk Antoinetta, Skantze, - DAYS from
Antwerp. to master
Barkentine Scotland Rogers ~ days from Boston to
master
Schooner Jennie Wood l'izattl. from Euatln. 10 S
Oer
Schooner Olivia II Robinson Graz. days from Ru;.-
tan, to ; OtcIi
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sl-U,2ff ~
the above amoun. nc'u'es ALL CLAIMS against
the Company that matGTed during I-74, at this
agency.
All persons who desire policie. IN strong prompt
PAWN company al 'uld be insured in the ST. Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON DOANF Gen. State gent
ia2i If l-2 Gravier ST., New Orleans La.
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German steamship Frankfort Bulow for Bremen
via Havan.and Southampton
L + Stockmeyer AGO
Steamship Wilmington, Home. for Key West via
Cedar Keys / Roberts
British ship Molteb llo Kelley. for Havre-
Lowell & Bailey
Schooner Geo W Dill, Holden, for Saint Marks and
Tampa BAY Master
Sloop Bonita Me-,ina ~, Apalaehicos-
IL Pohlman
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Che Tribune on the New Hampshire
Election.

New Hampshire always closely contested
state, gives pause at the present election to
ohe gentlemen who supposed that the Repub-
!ican party was destroyed because the Admin
istrahon had become unpopular. Eliminate
Grantism from the contest and the party rises
at once. Democrats who have supposed that
their organization was certain to ride I'M
Interrupted into power on the wave that was
sweeping over Grant, will see in this morn
1ng'S returns reason for the most careful re-
vision Of their calculations, moderation of
their hopes, resolution to put their best foot
foremost, and anxiety to court all possible
allies.
Republicans will see the same, and those
Independent citizens who resolved no
longer to be bound by the ties of blind par
tisanship may perceive iii the situation which
Few Hampshire reveals their oppor unity for
good service to the country. The dispatches
received last night indicate that the greater
part Of the doubtful vote was given to the
Republican ticket. and that the Safe has
therefore gone Republican. Person G..
Cheney, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, is reported elected by small majority
3n the popular vote, and the choice Of
large majority OF Republicans to the Legis-
aature places bis success beyond doubt if the
election devolves upon that body. The re-
suit of the vote for Congressman IS involved
in good deal Of uncertainty, with probabil-
hes in favor Of the election of two Rapubli-
cans, and possibility that the entire dele
CATION is Republican, The Democrats, how
ever, claim the election of one If not tHo Of
their candidates. The vote was generally
heavy and there were considerable Repub-
lean gains
BASE BALL-Ihe Professional Base Ball
association now numbers thirteen clubs the
Centennial, Red Stockings of st. Louis, ST.
Louis, Western OF keokuk, Elm CRY of New
Eaven and Washington clubs having been adj
-litted at the late convention. If all these
live through the season. and all the series are
completed, $50 canes viii have to be played.
The filling Of al the quotas (six games be
tween each two ciubs} will neces,itate 3iS
games, or about two each day during the
playing season. This season calling ''vides'
on pitcher has been abolished, and the rule
cow is "that every third consecutive unfair
ball shall be called ball, and three such
called balls vii. send the striker to his base
The count to commence with the first bal TO
ZACH striker and the first after each hit or
strike or bail called" A ball that passes
The catcher and hits the umpire will not be
lead and bases can be run and players be put
out on such d ball. Should it hit the umpire
before reaching the catcher, then it will be
lead.
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II he did invent press-gag law, this man
Poland called Butler dashed and double
d ed liar, ana the celestial bookkeeper
smiled approvngly as ne M de a note of it.
chicago Times
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We do not believe that the President will
attempt any further interference in the South,
except SO far as he may consider it necessary
. save the interests OF his very troublesome
-elatives and friends. Boston Herald.
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The President lobbied the tax bill through
The Senate. As between whisky and tobacco,
i diScriminates heavily against tobacco. Ii
1he President ever sets his face against whisky
It is not by tax4tion- Cincinnati Enquirer
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E1pers4.
BREMEN, VIA HAVANA AND SDCTlIAMP-
TON-pcr steamship Flanitalt-For Bfrmen, 2ll3
bales cotton - hhds tobacco 2G- bales moss
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR kEYS-Per steamship
Wilmiog on For Key West lt-0 sacks con- 40 SACKS
oats 3O5 Dhls flour y! bids whisky 100 bhls grease 80
hbls rosin 20 bhs fertilizers 70 casks bacon hhds
tallow ~ k2s mdse For Cedar KEYS 10 bills OF
-four bblS whisky - casks bacon 40 sacks com 20
sacks oat@ l0i ph-s m,se
HANEE-Per shin Montebello-3i-9 bales cotton
iJ00 pes st
SAINT MARKS AND TAMPA BAY-For Saint
MaIkS-ll- bills Hour bhls crackers II bbls pork
bbl whisky 100 sacks oats sacks coffee Is sacks cot
ton ser, titrcts meat casks > sacks corn -
pixies ln,i~c For Tampa leD hbs -four - sacks corn
iicGces meat bills whisky 20 s.tchs oats ~ sacks OF
coffee / ~ pkgs mdse
APALACHtCOLA-P Per sloop Bonita-69 bbls of
-four bhlz su- gar bbls oil tieIce shoulders box
sides t.rtr hams sack coffee Dbl salt Il SACKS do
bD- pork 3 sacks pk-s mdse
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ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MASs
CHAC PACKET.
RE0s The staunch worthy pscket steamsl
S0Akk&E Alice,
G. s. ID. Porter, master Lon Kells clerk,
Leaves her Landing, New Basin, Magnolia Brid9s
| every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 P. NJ. for n
points on Amite River and Bayou Manchac.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
LUNCY MARCY, Agents
424 and 426 Deord Ut.
Bills Of lading signed at the Office Of BERAUO
GILBERT % Carnndelat street 80
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A man whose thumb was shot off in the
army can draw Sc per month, while one who
breaks four ribs falling down stairs is asked
by the boys if il hurt him much. Detroit
-Fee PreSS
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Wednesday Morning, March Il. !
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DPElDUSAS.
lIGTLAR PACKET.
LeavcSEN cry WEDNESDAY.
I fJUr. For Washington, Pot Barre.
, ss--,z T. II Simmsport, Churchville and all way
landings on Atchataaya and Mississippi
Rivcrs-lhe steamer
Ruh,
Hn place of steamer TrentOn.)
!" tltttitvaIN master. II. Nolaison clerk,
Will leN" rs above, giving through bill of ladinc to
Bayou dc I'll lies, and connecting at Smsport With
steamer Creole For freight passage apply ON
board, or TO j. NJ. DOWLING
mh3f % Decatur street.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at r. M
=, sT-zss =. For washington, PORT BARR,
tssSs**ssI Simmsport Churohviile and all lard sgs
%'---<&S-1 on this Coast, Atchafaaya River and b.
you CourtahlesE-tho new and Eight dranght pausss-
yer steamer
Bertha,
VIM. Burton, master J. y. Schmidt osrh
will leave ~ above. connecting at Simmsport with
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glaizes, For freight
passage apply on boar or to
ans # RRITTON EPPLER los Common *
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Butler and the President.

saE PowEE or THE ESSEX STATESMAN NOT
WHOLLY BROKEN HIS INFLUENCE IN
MASSACHUSETTS, APPOINTMENTS
STILL OBSERVABLE.
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1t costs ten dol ars 10 hire irst-class
theatrical company II China, for one evening
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UPPER COAST.
THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST
PACKET-AS FAR AS WHITEHALL
SA W-MILL.
a1103ptt The steamer
asausssd1hGa0 Mary Ida,
j. A. Ruiz master, j. L. BOYD clerk,
will leave New Orleans every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 10 A. NJ and will return every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in daylight
For freight passage apply on board to
ia20 FIN w. j. COMAUX 20 Cont street.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST BATON ROUGH
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY, at r. M. and FRIDAY,
at 10 A. NJ.
Commencing FRIDAY October %
NS The passenger steamer
1A~-~H.~1-a- u. l.. Hodge,
Jas. =. McElroy master, = beryeron CLERK.
Returning ev y SUNDAY aud WEDNESUAN
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on beard or to
G1F ~ r. ~ WIZ P<'0E f'ou+l %
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed Of first-claSs Steamboats, In connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
Leaving New Orleans and shrsvs.
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle, Capt. NJ. n. Wood.
G. ii. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. II. J. Brinker.
Texas, Capt. c. w. Stinde.
Giving through bills lading TO all points on the
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Irans-C Continental and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business.
Through Bills Ladlng signed only by
M. w. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
OIL 3m % Magazine, corner Gravier.
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When Noah made the ark fast with cable
Tow, there was i tied il the affairs of men
<aken at the 1ood
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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO, TUXPAN, CAMPEACHY, PRoGRE.
Sc HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line Ia composed Of the Steamship
City of nextco--- Capt. w. 3 Sherwood
City Of Merida --.----.---. Cant. J. w. Reynolds
City OF Havana -..-...Capt S. +. Phillips
AESsE. The steamship
sEG&s$E City Of IInyana,
s. Philips commander
will leave her wharf foot of Caiope street First
District, or SATURDAY, April 3, at ga NJ.
Passage 20 VelA Cruz, $50 cola.
z. ALEXANDRA n SOEa
No 30 Broadway. New York.
For freight o. passage, apply TO
J. Il. WITHERSPOCE Agent
No 80 CgIcr delet street.
The CITY Of Merida will follow A pril II div
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Below HIGH water mark Of i1i
NELSON GOEOM, Ser-t. Sly. Serv, L. : 4
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9tjers4.

Ship Souhrrn Chief Higgins, from Liverpool Jan 81
to Master
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LAFOURCIIE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
! H>Nb - Regular Bn you La fOurc he Pnckee
steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
n H. Dnpuis master, NJ. ii Landry, clerk.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAYS and I'll fRSDAYS
at 5 T. NJ. Returning every WEDNESDAY and
SUNDAY. For freight passage apply on
board to
mh7 3m T. RIVET 30 Cont street.
REGULAR LAFOI ECHE AND COAST PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at S
i. Nj.
r. A. Commencing Thursday, March 4
.ss.s.. sss.sstsSS The Al packet
Era No. 10,
Joe Dalferes master
Tom Clements and f. Dalieres clerks
leaves as above. For freight or passage apply on
board. mbt
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WEEKLY REGULAR GRAND EC0RE PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at i. NJ.
~. For Brownsville. Gra nd Ecorc.
AsGMaAfs5 Mont gotncrv, Mouth Cane River. Alex
Esf---'r1~ tn,iiia, BaIbn and al way landings
Red RVer-Ine Al and first class passenger packet
Seminole.
On pitce OF Fltta)
John G. Mitchell, master, Jas L. Robbins clerk
will leavr positively above throughout The entire
sc:lson Gor freight or passage apply on board
LORD \ M,PEAKE, Agents.
y. E.-Hahes stte connection every trip al Browns
vile win steamer Ida Leon for Bayou Pierre.
mh}tf
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SHIPS.

BAY OF HONDURAS.
RI For Belize. Port Cabayo, 81. Pedro
IrrS, and Hondurs-The fine passenger schoon n
S-E LILY or THE VALLEY Leach, 1nas.e,.
For freight passage apply on board or to
JOE T. MACHECA & co.
F. II Office l29 Old Levee street, 4
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FOR SALE-The new light draught
Is ss.ssr.sstN steamer HOMER, she lies at
y gers. For particulars apply to
BELL y MENGE,
mh2 II and II Delta street
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Uuistde-Naitinu Orders
Below Waiting Orders.

Ship Calcutta TNrcii- from Grcenpeh Jan - to
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schooner Whit" Wing. -. from Tampa via Cedar
hrV=-N.A ISk-iu
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR SlIlsENE-
PORT
leaves every WEDNESDAY, at ! p NJ
, iS, n For shreveport, Coushatta.
- Brownsville, Grand Ecore Alexandria
1--z---c-9 Norman = BaIhin's and all way LANDINGS
on Red kiver-rhe very fast and elegant side heel
ptSs.n niger steamer
Brad~h Johnson.
'Yn" iieinn, master Ed Buk cl.rk
will leave po itvrly above throughout the -rason
For freight or paS>a 70. apply on hodtd orto
LORD a McpEAkE, Agents
mhls ~ Camp street.
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NIcksBURG, Marck 15.-To John ,janney,
New Orleans: Leave at . p, NJ, with one
thousand bales OF cotton and one thousand
sacks. j. NJ. WHITE,
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LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST
~-. For Lee Plant ion md NIL way
49, iandings-1he AL freight steamer
j. r. Frazer
o. Canton. il, Master + u Barry Clerk.
Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDAY at II NJ, 70
turning WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGS. Freight tariff the lowest in the trade Fur
freight engagements apply on board. milo i'm
RE- NEW ORLEANS AND LOW1D
sszsasA COAST PACKET-Steamer
~. Mary,
Fred Probst, MASTER. q
will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at II NJ for Jesuit Bend, la Hache Point
Meche, Lee Plantation, and all way Ian 1ings. Goes
~ he n SATURDAY. dltro
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Old Maids,

A writer on maiden ladies says: 1t
cannot have escaped remark that to
many minds in many cases 1t IS c0nsld-
cred sufficient to condemn cause TO
say that it is promoted by "a lot OF old
maids" Sometimes they are I" "strong--
minded females; ;" at others blues
but if you want to cover them with
ineradieable ridicule, dub them
bevy of old maids" or throw IN the
male friends who assist them IN the
promotion of their philanthropic or
charitable objects, and facetlously term
the whole "a parcel of old women OF
both sexes" and your end is at once ao-
complished. Why this should be 80 we
were never able to understand. Age ID
surely as honorable in woman as ID
man. CeIbacy can be no more worthy
cengure in the one sex than Id the obher.
If it be, indeed the men are IN the worst
predicament for it 80 happens that ID
Great Britain there are q hali-m1lllon
more women than men, so that the ladies
could not all get married If they Would;
Nor are the professed misogynlsts aE al
consistent in the bestowal Of their fidl-
cuIe. Let persevering band Of spinsters
strive to break down the wall OF preJu"
dice which bars their entrance to the
suitable and honorable profession
medicine, for the purpose OF aileVlatlng
the ailments of their own sex, and no
terms Of obloquy are thought too dis
courteous to apply to them. Let MISS
Nightingale 90 out to Scutari to bind
up the wounds and attend to the sick
wants of soldiers brought fresh from the
battle field, and she is heroine. The
woman as nurse may be deifed, at
physician she cannot be tolerated. Let
women strive to enter our universities,
the so.called nurseries of bellies LettTe8
and the arts, and they "unsex them,
selves" yet who think of "old maids
as they read the novels of Miss Austin
or admire the pictures OF Rosa BonheurF
Let them seek to obtain the right TO vote
for widows and spinsters who have the
same qualification and fulfill the same
state duties as men, and politicians are
aghagt. Yet Miss Harriet Martineau's
''Political Economy" has been In its
time a text book, and Miss Burdett
Coutts was made a peeress in her own
right for her efforts to ameliorate the
condition of the poorer classes of the
community.
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LITTLE BROWN HHND.S.


,r,s following poem, written by Mary II. Krout
gssgf9rdsyillr, Ind, ten years ago, when it,
M wss in her thirteeBth year, Is ono of the
AVA bssuHfnl and express i've ever pGnued in the
ms',,l ms, IaY guagc, and shsHld find pace through
Lus ,bs iepgth and bread Of America wherever
XVI dlruity Of labor is rccognzod:
rt,, arrive home the cows from the pasture,
~ through the long, shady lane,
VIVA the anal VII stiles lCud in the wheat field
y atig yellow with rlpening grain.
gtey fpd in the thick waving grasses,
thsre the Fcarlet-ippcd strawberry grows,
s,asg rHil1pr the niriest Buowdr0ps.
ttd the FIRST crimson buds or the roso.
nav i1ss The hay in the meadow,
4gsy rather the eldrr-blOOm white,
a9sfg ma where the dusky grapes purple
fat M s6ft-tintsd October light.
rbsy tEow where tho apples hang ripest,
l1d are sWeCter than itay's HinPs
. qsev kbos where fhe fruit bangs the tbickegf,
0b tbe long, thorny blackberry nnes.
qbsy gaibsr the delicate reaweeds,
Ead buId tiny castles Of aud
Fbfy pick up TIE beautiful sea-sheils--
Kslfr barks i'st have drifted 70 laud.
45sg wave fgo,n ice tai, rocking free tops,
Nfgetse pri0las Earanock rBeat swings,
ia6af1iRktfiine are folded iu finnlber
s9ea li as tll}. "a 6Iiles. 4-z----75-s
rh5sf who tot brsysly nrs strongest;
fJs humble and poor become great; ... ...
t1d fgoYd tboBe broWn-hauded children
g5til efow mighty rulers Of State.
r5a nm Of the author and statesman,
Tia n6bls ard wise Of the land,
Tss gg0rf ana chisel aud pallette,
gball le bald In the little brown hand.