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MIsCELLANEOUs

The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vsrtiser and Tribune Of the 18th:
THE hnll Of the old steamer Ocean, for number Of
years plying the Detroit and Cleveland route, has,
We learn, been sold 20 lumber firm Of Port Austin
for the sum Of 81 500. She is 20 be Immediately fitted
up barge for the freighting Of lumber from the
above point to Buffalo BY being tOwed each way In
the same manner as the Suitana.
TIE SCHOONER GUILIElIA was yesterday sold to W
Z. Marriner, Of this city, on private terms. The
Gulelma is three years old the present season, Of 0
bushels capacity and fore-and-aft rigged- She ar
rived up rom Buiao yesterday, and will hereafter
be engaged exclusively in the lumber trade.
THE PEOPLE are suffering great loss on Lake Supe-
rior well as on the Saut river from terrible ravages
Of the res in the woods extending to the settlements
and burning mp the crops, fences and cordWOOd, and
frequently their dwellings. There was large IRE a
short distance from the dock at Detour q the Iron
Port Huron light.
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exception Of the howitzers and one Eng
lish gun, were sent 10 the foundry to be
recast.
The robels having no shells to st riaed
cannon, not a single siege piece had been
captured, and much surprise was express
ed that Mcclellan succeeded in taking
them all of.
The falling back Of the rebel army to-
wards Richmond had caused considerable
Dissatisfaction, as 1t was given out that
Mcclellan would be attacked in Richmond.
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THE REBELS IN NORTHERN MIS-
sOLRL

KEoKUE, Iowa, July IA.
A party Of rebels on Sunday night broke
open several stores in Memphis, Northern
Missouri, driving out the Union men, and
capturing some State troops stationed
there.
Reports BY to-nighfs train are TO the
effect that the rebels are advancing on
Athens. The people Of that place are fee
ing to Canton and Farmington. Troops
leave for Athens tonight.
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WANTED.-A German Protestant Girl want
ed to do general hOusewOrk in small family.
None need apply unless they can come we'll
recommended, and understand how to cook
and do general hOusework. Inquire at 80
SUPERIOR street. julyl1-3s
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ANEw DrxTIFR1cE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teethand heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. S. GOrham's N. G.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State If
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BUFFALO MARKET-July IA.

0uIR-Alarket quiet and unchanged
EAI-hfeFlzot s1uiet and a shade easIer-
sales Of white Indiana and amber Michigan at n5
white winter doat sllSe9l,Ig; loads Of spring
sold on private terms.
CORN-Market dull and heavy Sales at s7Ild3Sc
0ATS-Market firm with good demand. sales
at 3513637c.
Other grains quiet.
WHISK Y-Market better with good demapd.-
Sales 100 bbls at SOC; 100 do BIC; 80 do at 32c
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at l2c on corn,
lac on wheat TO New York.
IIIPORTS-700O bbls -four; III, 900 bush wheat;
ls4, 600 bush corn; "a, 900 bush oats.
EXPORTS-4,OOO bhls -four; Il 600 bus wheat.
l2l, 600 bush corn; 10000 bush rye
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

.-". PHILADELPHIA, July "a.
The steamship Emily, of Nassau, ar
rived here this morning in charge of a
prize crew. The Emily was formerly the
Wm. Sesbrook. She was captured near
Charleston.
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REFR1eERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles Of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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NotTce.
C1rrrtlxp. JulY ll, 1ee2.

CIEvFLAsD, July 10 1907,
The Military Committee Of the Western
Diyition Of cuyahOga county are requested
to meet at the Office of the CuyahOga Steam
Furnace Company on Wednesday, the 10th
inst, at o'clock, P. NJ.
W.B. CASTLE, Chairman.
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PHILADELPHIA lIARKET.-JuIy IA

BY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Marlet firm. Sales of ofsuperfine at s, 90
I5,65.
WHEAT-Market quiet. White l,sl@lI, IS; rcd
81, ,25dl.2T
GORN-Market active. Sales OfyellOw at &c
r COFREE-Market firm at 2ld2lxc
PRDFISIONS-Marke unchanged.
PUR k-Selling at slO,75dll,OO.
WHiSK f-Market advancing, 32d33c, and high
er prices are demand.
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A SAD END.-On Saturday last a young
man twenty-five years Of age, named James
Hamilton, committed suicide in the Oinein-
natl Jail by taking morphine. He had been
confined for theft. The following was found
written on playing card con year ago
had $500 in gold in my pocket. Now,
July 9, 1852, have not got S5 cents. What
ehRnge-and gambling
JAMES HAMILTON
What painful commentary on the fruits
Of gambling.
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TIE Public Square has been permitted to
"run to grass to such an extent thatit needs
moving very much. A close shave with a
sharp soyths would improve the appearance
Of the Park very greatly.
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PERsoEAL.-Mr. J. F. Holloway Of PhiIa-
delphia, has recently taken the position Of
supsrintsndiDg Engineer Of the cuyahoga
Works. The Works are in aourishing con
ditiOn and are turning out q great deal Of
machinery Of various kinds.
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NY. STOCK mARKFT-JuJy II.

[BY TELEGRAPH.l
WONEY-Market active at SOS 2 cent on call;
and an65z q cent prime paper.
STERLING EXCEIAN(1E-Marl 6rmer -
Bankers bills are quoted at l2SfIl2S4i
GOLD-Amertcau gold iirmer with moderate bus
iness at l6A0l6is e. cent premium
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Market lowor.-
United States 6s 81 l0l@l0lHi $40 Treasury Notes
l0356Gl0t
STOCKS-Market lower. Chicago 4 Rock Island
63A; Illinois Central scrip 5754; Michigan Southern
guaranteed 55A 20; New York Central gO16; Hudson
81 Erie 81 Missouri S Gl; Galena Chicago 50; To-
ledo 4 Cleveland A.; Michigan Central 60l4; Harlem
l5i Pacific Mail l0jis; Panama 1907; Tennessee 6s
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EVERETT & WILSON.

Mas. CoRA L. V. HATcH.-This gifted lady
viii speak again at Brainard's Hall Wednes-
day and Friday evenings of this week; also,
next Sunday morning and evening.
Admittance, 10 cents for a single lecture,
or % cents for the course. Tickets to be had
at Brainard's Music Store.
Subjects chosen by the audience. jyl4-lw
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n. Y. BANK sTATEMENT-JuIy "A,
M A r IN e.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ESTERED-JULY H.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans Detroit
Steamer Rescue, Bell, Toronto, light
Propeller Owego, Drake, Dunkirk.
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
Schooner G. Weber, Butterhed, Marquette, 500 tons
iron ore, b. Tuttle.
Schooner Dashing Wave, Eggleston, Kingston, $50
tons iron ore, Sherman 4 Witturbees
Schooner Z. j. SaXton, Hayward, Port Huron, Ban NJ
shingles, 1879 NJ shingles, Harmon & CrOwel
Sc0w Spray, Bedford Detroit 30 cords pail bolts, Ba
field.
scow j. G. Hills, kennedy, Bay City, l44 ,su # lum-
Der, Harmon CroWell.
Scow +. K Kane Fox, Port Huron, ~, AS Il lumber
q N bath, r. & Cobb.
Scow Whittlesey, Chaplin, Bay City lO5 NJ lumber,
Curtis & Th0me
scow Rich, Blinn, St. Clair, 20 cord pail bolts, NJ
lumber, 10 NJ lath, Harvey; Z2OO lbs scrap iron,
soo~ Black Swan, Fields Kelleys Island, 1Iy6 cords
stone, Galkius.
scOw Prince Of Peace Curren Port Clinton, a cords
wood, Masters.
OLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans. Detroit
Steamer Rescue, Bell WallOuburg.
Propeller jefferson, 1lcHenry, Oeleusburgh.
Schooner Onward, Ganson, " l4idsor.
Schooner Wild Rover, Fountain, Chicago.
Schooner T. ]. SaXton, Hayward, Port Huron.
Scow Prince Of Peace, Curran, Port Huron.
VESSELS PAssEa.-The following vessels passed Do.
roit on the llth:
UP-Barks Hans Croeker, Fame, Lady of the Lakes
Potomac, MRssilon, W. Jones, Southampton. Supe-
rior brig W. II. Stevens; schOoners Anna c. Ray
nor, B. r. Lummis, Bonnie Doom, Garibaldi, Hast
ings, Northern Belle Victoria, Hunressi sloop Sui
DowN-PrOpoIler BuhalO; schOOuors Zephyr, Per.
sian.
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WASTED-A situation as book-keeper or
salesman by gentleman who has had large
experience in Wholesale house. Address
C. H, Leader office. Rl2:H
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La. GILBERT, No. 1872 Ontario street, buys
and fills all orders for fruit. Particular at
tentiOn paid to orders from abroad. s96
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The Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pany have removed to their new building,
corner of River and Superior streets.
juIyI4-2w:39T
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THE work of enclosing the ground on Kins-
man street, designed for the use Of the State
Fair, erecting buildings, &C., is progressing
rapidly. The location is q very good one.
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Mould & Hogan have some of these but ci-
gars in the market. Smokers take notice.
Their brands are Of the choicest.
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We have received the Scientific American,
Waverly Magazine, German Leslie and Zei-
tung, and Count De Gasparin's new work,
" America Before Europe"
EVERETT & WusoN.
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HoRsE FOR sALE-CHEAF.-A bay mare,
years old, good for carriage or working
horse. Inquire at Leader Office.
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FoR THE U. S. ARMT.-Teamsters Labor
ers, Blacksmiths, Wagon Makers, and Sad
dlers, are wanted immediately for the army
in the West. See advertisement of Messrs.
VIZ. Carey & Co.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.-

NJ OIlCE III CNJhIhhGtIOhS.-
Y Proposals viii be received at the ONCE Of the
City Civil Engineer until y O'Clock . July 2ist, 1862,
for grading Blair Street
Plans and specifications can Be seen and blank
forms for bids obtained at said Engineers Office after
the 18th inst.
Tho Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reservng the right to accept
iect the same. By order Of the Board.
G. d. BISHOP, .
iulvl1.3gT Cifv Civil Engineer
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OVERS,

TRENCH DYE HOUSE, No. So
Seneca-St., Next door to Mrs. Porter'a Milliner
Stofe,) By FREDERICk CFkIAN.
81 -DYEIEg and CLEANING IN all It's branches. "a
Please call and examine finished goods In the store,
References-Messrs. Rettberg 4 Hausmann, Taylor.
Griswold & Co. and other Merchaota anE7
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RepOr1 of the New World 1Inrket

For tho week ending July 18th, 1862, by John Boyco
& Son, Commission Merchants, 60 Pearl-St.
Butter-Although since our last advces the For
elgn Exchange market has advanced materially Il
has advanced tho price Of Butter and this artic
closed somewhat lower. Western Reserve brought
lie to l6e for good TO choice aud Central Ohio l3c
lic for sound yellow Common sireaked sto.o packed
Western is rather slow sale at lOc to &c. The hot
weather is interfering considerably with the ship
meuts to Europe, and prices arc lower this season
there than for years heretofore, COS being
the last quotations in Liverpool per steamer Europa
and should Exchange decline Butter must 90 down
Cheese-The market for Cheese is quite active
and good sound new is in demand although the
weather Is rather warm for shipment East unless
they are well cured We do not alter our quotation.
Of last week. &c to 7te being the present prices for
cream grass made. Common SKINNED and hay mado
sell at 30 to &C. according to quality The market in
Liverpool IL eighty lower IOs to l5s being the last
quotations per steamer Europa.
EEgs-Are selling slowly to count out at &c to lOc
Egg Oats bring 35o 10 3sc; new barrels 2uc each
LHrd-Has advanced since our last No. I, in
barrels brings Sc 20 SIC; steam rendered in barrels
skc to s2ci kettle rendered. in barrels, SIC to slsc,
aud Is firm and active.
ShOulders-smoked country cured &c 10 SC.
Hams-Smoked country cured &c to SC; Western,
in bags, sell at nc TO SC.
POrk-'rhe market was frmer for Mess Pork with
a speculative demand and n fair business Sales Fri
day were 200 bbls. at 5000 TO sl062E Tor mess; sJ
to ss,62 for prime and sOOto slI,OO for prime mess
Ashes-Pots have advanced, and in good re-
guest at s6,O654; Pearls are quiet at S6,OO.
BeeswuX-Western is in demand at 33c TO SIC.
Beans-Marrows, prime $3.50 to $500; inferior
$40 to $3.50. Mediums, prime s2,7O to $3.50; infe
rior $3.50 to $40.
Seeds-Coyer, Western prime nc to ne do
common 6fc to &c. Timothy, reapad, per bushel,
Sl,75.
BS-Information furnished and business transacted
by II. c. DENTING, Western Agent
Office with Aleott s Horton, Water-st, Cleveland
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THE TAX L1w.-EveFy one should have
copy Of BeAdls's Dime Tax Law, full sup
ply Of which have Just been received at
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IL " LbDooNJ AAB SAANs
Ofice-Oviatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. Reilly.
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NEW ADvERTTsRsIRNTs

John Ellslsr-Academy Of Music.
H. .earretsn-PleasurO Excursion to Lake sups.
rior.
Morgan, Root 4 Oo.-Dry Goods.
Mn. Cora Z. v. Hateh-Locai Notice.
". D. casile-Looal Notice.
}, Cobb a Oo.-rho q. s. Tax Bill.
Everett a WIlson-Local Notice.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEYELAND PRODUCR nIARKRT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, l
TUESDAY, MoRNIEG, July IS, 1854.

The market for grain yesterday was extremely dull,
there being neither receipts or sales Of any
Quence
There were no sales Of Flour reported, and prices
remained without any material change.
In other articles very little was DONE and prices
ranged at about our last quotations.
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REFHIGERATORs.-IWelYe dinerent sizes ana
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
sPHEREoTYPEs.-simpson Is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street, viii
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
BBr DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, serofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
vertisement in another column. Office No. 119,
Senecs street.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line atredueed
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Retrigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
" executed by experienced workmen.
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FTTEL FOR u s COURTS-

EUEL FOR U. S. COURTS
Sealed proposals will be received by ne At the
Office Of the Marshal OF the United States for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at Cleveland, until We'd
nesday, the 10th day 0f July, 1852 at O'Clock p NJ
for the supply Of Fuel for the use Of the Courts Of
and delivered at the United States Building in Ceve
land in such quantities and Al such times may be
required by the Marshal for the year ending July
lst, 1853 Bidders viii be requir5d 70 specify the
prices or rates at which they will furnish the several
articles and their proposals will be accompanied by
samples thereof viz:
Bitgminous Coal per ton Of two thousand pounds
Anthraecite - % d"
Pine kindling wood per load.
Fuel TO be delivered in such part Of the said build
ing the Marshal may direct free Of all charges for
measurement porterago, or otherwise.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids in case the interests Of the Government shall
combinations
EARL BILL, U. S Marshal
Cleveland, July 9.s95
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MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC" BRIGHT BE tn.
Dreams" beautiful Song and Chorus, By II
r. Danks, and sung with great success by Miss Ada
Webb, (of i'Webb Sisters Price s. cents. Also BY
Danks, Bass Song, Home Of my Youth Price > cis
Either Of the above sent 70 any part Of the Uuited
States receipt Of the marked price. Published and
for sale By y. B. BOISE,
No. Euclid-St, Cleveland, D.
- Pianos Small Instruments and Strings of
kinds constantly on hand
80 pianda tsiIsasi and rauairrsi. unT1ls40l
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OPTICAL.
-. soLoMoNsoN.

FEAUIIUAL ND 1lIHlIllI = uI lIlll--II
Eesrs the largest assortment Of the most Improved
kinds Of SPECTACLES. All his Glalsslr gloi.cr
for o. far sighted are ground uller nl pal l-
spection, BY machinery Of rev coEstilctiQls VIII
the greatest care, 50 70 suit the eTes In az eis
eyes and impaFiing strength sor long reading or mo
sewing
he never employs any one In the sale @ ~, Lenses
nor does he ever trouble hlmscft rel hl9 elee
MICROSCOPE, including ChAlG'a AACl llsl.l.I r.
MICROSCOPE COnPASslss, &c, kept on n-l.-
as perfect l5 natural
oFFioE-No. 80 Supsrior-st- under the American
Hotel lunaI
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iuIyIO3
CTATTONERY FOR limited

GTATIONERY FOR UNITED
~ STATES COUR1s.-Sesled proposals viii be re.
eeiVed by al the Office Of the Marshal Of tho Uni
ted States for the Northern District Of Ohio, al
Cleveland, until WEDNESDAY, the 18th daT OF
July, 1862, at TWO O'CLOCK P. M for the supply
Of STATIONERY for the use Of the courts Of the
United States in said District for the year ending
July J. 1853 to be furnished In such quantities and al
such times as may be required for that purpose.
Bidders viii be required 10 specify the prices OF
rates at which they viii furnish the several articles
aud their proposals viii be accom- panied by samples
thereof in the same deemed 20 be necessary
for proper consideration Of their bids The articles
rnquired 70 be furnished are as follows:
letter, postoice wfdppIe ise2n commercial note,
Quire.
ENYELOPES-Largs size, government sslfseal-
ing letter size government self-sealingi per thou
sand.
INK HOLDERS-Glass, solid, hinged cap EACH
INkS-Arnold's writing fluid, in quarts, per dozen
bottles Arnolds copying in pints per bOttle Car
mine, per dozen.
AIISCELLANEOUS-Red tape per gross; sealing
wax, per pound muciage, per dozen bottles Quills
per buLch steel pens (illOt % per gross; pen hold
ers, per gross lead pencils, FsberB best per dozen
gum-elastc bands assorted, Per gross; rubber eras
ers, per dozen
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids in case the interests Of the government shall re-
quire it, account Of excessive prices OF fraudulent
combinations.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REFn1aERAroRs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
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New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-S2, JAG, ,767.O3.
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N0TTCE M G0NTRAGT0RS-

i Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until Y o'clock III. July 2st 1862
for building Sewer in Water street from the souther
ly line Of Front street to Lake Erie, with the
sary Catch Basins, Man Holes and Outlet.
Plans and specifications and blank forms for bids
be obtained at said Engineers Office on and after
the 10th inst.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission of bids reserving the right to accept reject
the same. By order Of the Board.
Q, p. BISHOP,
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d y 8.
suA1iER ARRANGEMENT Ian

Aas-- AL-A4AAA AAahANUEmEAT- I9n1.
On and after Monday, May 5, 1852, Trains uilI rVu
GailY, as follows, Sundays eNcepted,)
6;Oo A. n CHICAGO Ky PRESS-Stous se All station.
on SOuthern Division, except WashinRtOn,an
arrives in Toledo az i0:25 A. n; and Ohicsqo
at Sis p. NJ
5;43 Pm NORTHERN MAII-Stops At ali Stations
on Northern Division, aud arrives at SandIIsl-T
az go P. n
o;50 ?. Il. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-stopsa AZ an STA
tonz On southern Division, except WashinF-
59n and Clay. Arrives In Toledo at I0sa5 ?. y;
Chicago - SIS A. N.
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saaaciry Of a Dog.

A short time ago a dog, well known to
the railway officials from his frequent
travelling with his master, presented him
self at one Of the stations on the Fleetwood
Preston, and Longridge line. After looking
round for some length of time amongst
the passengers and in the carriages. lust
as the train was about to start, he leaped
into one Vt the compartments Of a carriage
and laid himself down under the seat
Arriving at Longridge, he made another
survey Of the passengers, and after wait
ing until the station had been cleared, he
went into the Railway Station HOTEL
and made a tour of inspection over the
adjoining grounds; but being apparently
unsuccessful, trotted back to the train, and
took his old position just as it moved of.
On reaching the station from which he had
first started, he again looked round as be-
fore, and took his departure. 1t seems
that he now proceeded to the General Rail-
way Station at Preston, and after repeat.
ing the looking around performance.
placed himself under one Of the seats on
a train which he had singled out of the
many that are constantly popping in and
out, and N due time arrived in LIVERPOOL
He now visited few places where he had
been before with his master, of whom, as
it afterwards appeared, he was in search.
OF his adventures in Liverpool little is
known; but he remained all night, and
visited Preston again early the next morn
ing. Still not finding his missing master,
he, for the fourth time, "took the train -
this time, however, TO Lancaster and
Carlisle, at which latter place the sagaeity
md faithfulness Of the animal, as well as
the perseverance and tact he displayed in
his search, were rewarded by
finding his master.-RecoIIection of a
Sportsman, By Lord w. Lennon.