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Brethren of the art of arts

 Sons of those old German spirits,

 From whose skill the world inherits All the joys that lore imparts

 Know ye not, that from your hearts

 Ye should ne'er permit to perish

 Faust and Guttemberg's fame

 Never cease to iondiy cherish

 Schaefier's ancient name

 Yet let not their names alone

 In your memory be enshrined,-

 Cherish ye their glorious mind

 Make their steady souls your own

 Be ye for their virtues known!

 Then above the shacSing fetters

 or the world shall rise your order

 Then the glorious Graft of Letters

 Shall be Freedoms watch and warder! s. THE CoMPosIroR's RULE.-While hy- pocrites profess to be governed by rule, we LIVE by ours.

 9. THE ARMY-It has prored itself a fount of superior figures May its leader, never be battered when aeorking with cdn- non.

 10. THE NAvr.-They have commenced their ,eork well, May ''the end' show tha their work has been we'll jasiifed. II. GEN. TAYLoR-He marked out lint and operrun ihe matter May he continue orerrpmniag. until he sets up "Virtue, Liberty and Independence"

 l2, CAPITAL PuNisHMENr.-rC Capital rork for its supporters May the last soon be found that will advocate il. It must become Ii blank in oul statute books. B. WoMAS.-A page of pearl with dia. naond head and agate foot line. May she b, locked nP in the embrace of kindness, anc her form never battered by man.