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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
Gperial Notices.

Spring, 1850.
ABBATr MOORE.
NO. ss7 BROADWAY.
Are offering retail complete sssortmsss Of rssAs
CLOTHING
MEN AND BOYS
cossnrrsa IN PARf or
Boy, METROPOLITAN Suits made Of French fancy Cesine
Bow, Metropolitan Suits. made Of English fancy Cossino
Boys metropolitan Suits made of Scotch fancy cosss
Bows Metropolitan Suits made Of American fancy Cosae
Boys Seek jacket Suite in gres. variety.
Boys Getaway and Zous7e Suits in great variety.
BOYS Getaway and Brooches Suits in great variety
Boys Getaway and Long Pants Suits in res, vsrissy
Boys GaIibsdi suit. 10 great variety
Also Suits made Of Tweeds Flsnuels, Fancy Linen snA
White Drills and Ducks all carefully selected With rsSae
ence to tie various styles Of garments and trimmed -
made in the best
Bow. Waists. made Of Richardson Co.'S White Linen.
Boys Waists made Of French Printed Cambria
Youths Fancy Scotch English, French. and AnsriosN
Business Sacks, with vests to match.
Boys and Youths fine Spring Ovescks In great vshssy.
Men. Bushes. Fancy Coating and FLANNEL Seeks Pants -
Vests
Men. Mixed Waterproof Fancy Cooling Spring ovsrssehQ
Men, rs. English Mcintosh Tweed Spring ovsrsscks
LINEN BUSTERS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
DRESSING ROBES OF EMPRESS CLOTH, PAINTED
FLANNEL AND CASHMERE.
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. MERINo AND oAuU
together with full assortment Of other
FURNISHING GOODS.
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE PIECE GOODS.
which prepared to mark up to order In The best man
uer and most fashionable style
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COLLISION on THE RIyER.-The Fulton
Ferry boat Clinton in collision with the somer-
set Saturday evening on the Brooklyn side result
ing In the destruction Of the ladies cabin Of the Clinton.
also damaging the steering gear Of tie Somerset. NO
person was injured. Both boats wero Withdrawn FOR
time. The somerset was subsequently repaired and
continued her trips
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the negro In the Southern States with a view 10 the
negros own protection and TO the Of the
10y supremacy OF the Union. He declared himself In
favor Of unrestricted negro suffrage In the Southern
States.
The SPEAKER presented letter from the Secretary OF
the Treasury transmitting statement Of the amount
now In the United States Treasury including all sums
now IN the hands OF Assistant Treasures National
Banks and all other despositores in answer to reso.
luton OF the House Of the 5th instant Laid on tho table
and ordered to DO printed. Adjourned
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POLITICAL.
New.York Town Elections.

CAGUGA.
The new Board of Supervisors stands polltl-
cally tbe same as last year Republicans, 2i Demo
Gratis a. The three Democratic towns are Aurelius,
Conquest and Mcntz.
SENECA.
Seneca has chosen Republican and 8 Demo-
CRITIC Supervisors Covert aud Tyre are Union gains;
their members OF last year
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Fire mt Elnira-Loss 100000.

A
fire broke out about o'clock this morning
&, the building corner Of Main and Water Occur
pied as furniture warehouse Seven buildings were
burned to the ground and several Others badly damaged
Tain.st, Bridge across the Chemung, were also de-
.rnred NV The fire Loss $4,000 insured for s25 OOO
principally in Hartford Companies. the Albany CITY
and North IN OF Oswcgo. The fire was the work
al AN incendiary.
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IAdver,isemcnts.l

$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the "NA-
rIoSAI,' which is claytempering machine, and the
bricks made by it WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES Those
made by the dry pressing machines will all crumble to
pieces on being exposed to frost. ADRIAN REQuA.
General Agent, 10. 100 Broadway. n. Y.
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RUN OVER BY A RAILROAD CAR.-Michael
Conroy residing at No. I47 Plymouth at run over
in watcr.st on Saturday evening, by car Of the DE
Kalb-ave line. and sustained fracture OF the right
arm in consequence II appears he fell on the track
while in state Of intoYcation, and was not seen by
the driver He was conveyed to the City Hospital by
Officers eau and Grant Of the Forty second Precinct
Police
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Movements or Ocean Steamer.
PORTLAND, Ne, March Is. u

PORTLAND, Ne, March TO- Iboo:
Tbe steamship Nova Scotia, Capt. Wyhe,
sailed at Q: 30 this morning for Liverpool -. ola.
Tbs st.amship 81 Andrew Capt Scott. from Glas
oov March l. Via Londonderry arrived here At O'CLOCK
mi evening She reports the 9Th passed the steam
ship Moravisn in lat a3%O long 20 lo on INC 40 ~
ions. S. Ths ST. Andrew will sail for New'fork about
Wednesday.
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LOUISIANA.
The ssuthern Pacific Raiiread-Paying
the I.terest on the State Bsnds-Qaar.
sntine at MsbiIe-Maysr Monroe - BE
InauguPuted.

NEw.ORLEASs. Friday. March l6. 1866.
The Southern Pacific Railroad directors have
concluded contract with French company 20 extend
the road west Of Marshall. Texas. The President has
also concluded arrangements TO complete the conhec-
tons between Shreveport and Marshall in time to ship
the present cotton crop.
NEW. ORLEANS. Saturday. March II. 1896:
The Legislature has taken measures TO provide Tor
the payment OF the accrued interest and that to accrue
on State bonds The value Of the bonds has been
doubtedihere
A quarantine has been established at Mobile on YES
sells from the West Indies 80
The Times positively asserts that Mayor Monroe viii
be insegurated Oh Monday notwithstanding the state
men:s the contrary The military will not interfere
in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

RESISTING AN OPPIcgR.-Oficer Michael
Glegnn Of the Forty thrd Precinct Police in an at
tempt to arrest Anthony aog for dsorieFy conduct
on Saturday night was set upon by several persons.
who bea. hin badly. Officers Grogan sutton and
Smith came TO his relief and arrested James HaggrTty.
one of the ASSISTANTS and also Gallon, who had been
taken from the officer by the crowd The accused
were locked up for a hearing.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

An EXCITING COcK-RIGUT.-At the place
known by the initiated as the New Cockpit" grand
main" commenced early on Saturday afternoon and
continued until late in the evening. At o'clock a
steady stream Of sporting and many who are not
so Designated began to pour through the subterranesr
passages. each presenting his card 10 tho door
keeper accompanied By 50 in lawful currency. by
O'Clock the smphitheater was literally pact ed. and
loud calls heard t. bring In the chickens.
The calls responded to. and several hand.
birds IN fine condition. with double spurs. were
placed In the pit. Almost soon the battle opened
betting commenced some Offering heavily on the gen.
eral result. and Others single birds. During the
progress of the battle there mach excitement and
as fast rs noble cock would receive his death.bow
the victorious bird would raise his clarion Voce as in
exultation As each dead cock was removed from the
pit the oxcitecenf increased and those who had been
betting o. and $40 gradually 10 tho hundreds IL
is said that local celebrity made $500 during the
match. The affair ended amic1hly. Those present
gcd to the better csss Of sports while there
also business men and politicians present.
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Larso Fire in Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Friday. March IL. 1890
A fire here last night destroyed 20 buildings
from First TO Davis-st Loss 500 600 ,o.s
iio'H '' CHICAGO. March IS, 1866
Thirty buildings were destroyed by ire In
Minneapolis MINI, Friday night Loss sioo'UV'
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From Suu Frnuciseo.

san FRANCISCO Saturday March H. 1866.
The Mining Share market il without decided
change. Savage 500; Beloher. t275; Gould Curry.
$1,000; yellow jacket s7UJ; Chollar Potos, $3.50
Ophir $50: Hale Norcross. $1,000; Grown Point.
o.. l7j Imperial. si45.
Legal Tenders 76l.
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TnR Patent SAVE CANE

THR PATENT SAFE GAME.-Iw0 french "a
nadans were induced to leave their hotel In New York
on Saturday by q sharper. who took them to Itch
feld's Woods. where he and q companion relieved
them Of s2l0 by means Of the patent safe game The
names Of the swinded parties are Alexander and Lous
Medgin. They were about engaging passage for Cali
foruia.
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Consolidation OF stage.Line, Express and
Dispatch Companirs.

ATCnKOH. SATURDAY, March L, Is66.
All the stage-line, express and dispatch COM
panes west Of the Missouri River have been conso
dated under the name OF Holidays Overland Mail and
Express Company Fare will he reduced . per cent
from and after April |.
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Cbarter Election in Titusville, Pm.

TrrUsyIILE, Pa. Saturday March II, Too.
The first election under our city charter
pss,ed of yesterday in the most quiet and orderly man.
nner j. N. Angler was elected Mayor. together with
the whole Peoples ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

The Preighs Depot and Elevator Of the
New.York Central Railroad Esiireiy
Destrsyed-Lsss Over ~, 10000
HrRIAIn- Satnrlav. Mnrch

BrFFALO SATURDAY, Mnrch II. TOO.
A fire broke out in the New-iork Central
Railroad freight depot an immense building, at o'clock
this morning caused by Waterman upsetting can Of
kerosene oil near the stove
The flames spread rapidly and communicated to the
splendid elevator belonging 10 the same COMPANY
Both buildings were entirely destroyed
There was large number Of loaded cars IN the depot
and piles Of freight awaiting shipment. All was de-
stroyed.
There was about 10000 bushels OF grain in the ee-
vator little or none Of which was saved. The grain
was insured.
The loss on the elevator. depot and freight cannot
nov be correctly stated but II is estimated at over
q. 10000. ,,,.-,,
This loss will fall on the Company which insures iseli
ia, Commercial ddrerfi,er publishes a list % the
amounts OF property lost by the Central
! Railroad fire this morning, follows;
fTh, two last statements do not appear 70 hsrmonhe-ED
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Rb0sIe usluud.

Appearances indicate that Gen. Burnside will
receive the Union Convention nomination for Governor
out Of 10 delegates already chosen 70 support nm as
a candidate An effort 10 making to render his nomi'
nation unanimous.
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BAGTIM ORE.
Smiling Or the Ste amer Wcrcester-St. Pat.
rick's Day Celebration.
BALTIMORE. March

The steamer Worcester of the Baltimore and
LigerpOol line sailed yesterday with large freight.
st. Patrcks day was observed here with the usual
religious ceremonies The distribution of prizes the
Hibernan Free School took place as usual
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ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRESTED. Officers

ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRESTED. Officers
Wilson and Layton Of the Fortythird Precinct police
arrested on Saturday four men named James Quinn,
W. NJ. Long John Csrmandy and John Taylor on a
charge Of burglary The accused stands charged with
breaking into the cigar store OF Michael T. Coleman.
corner Of Bergen and Court st. the morning OF the
10th inst. aud stealing heTefrom property valued at
goo. A o. bill GA the Housatonic Bank was found IN
the Of one Of the parties which identi'
fed ~ having been stolen from the house OF owen
Kegan. corner Of Slckett and Van Bruni Sta. which
had been entered by burglars on tie 9TH inst. Two
carpcutors bs LEFT by the burglars found In the
cellar where they had dropped them. number OF
article. found by the father Of Quinn who sup
poe ug they were stolen. brought them TO the station
House pair Of gold studs were found 10 the waste
pine of the cell where Quinn is confined. II is supposed
iha, they stolen property. The accused are held
tor examination.
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aclxuYe Of whisky.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Saturday. March IL. 800.
Tho Collector has seized several barrels OF
xbi.ky because of counterfeit brands thereon.
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THs'BURGLAR HIS OWN IsFoRNBg-The open
ing Of each window and door teegrdphs IN your room
and never fails. Applied invisbly and without dam
age. Il. HOLMES. NO. 1875 broad"ay.
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SPRING is the proper tim to take cleansin
and purifying medicines OF wli.h SWANS PANAcR
stands prominent. Sold by oil druggists.
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mutated cancelled and suspended currency leaves the
aggregate circulation e260. e24. 9o3

muated cancelled and suspended currency leaves the
aggregate circulation $3.50 .eo3.
DISBURSEMENTS OF NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The disbursements and transfers of the Treas
ury Department for the week ending the 18th inst
amounted to SIS. 3s65T Is.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS ISSUED.
Certificates of Indebtedness to the amount of
tl5l 900 were issued last week by the Treasury De-
partment.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue on Sat-
urday last were s6l066s &c. The total amount re-.
ceived for the same period from this source was
81. SIS, POT e.
REDEMPTION OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
The Redemption Bureau Of the Treasury De-.
partment Last week redeemed s234 500 in fractional
currency and stamped counterfeit notes to the amount
Of eng so.
SECURITIES HELD By GOVERNMENT.
The total amount of securities now held BY
the Government for deposits In public repositories
is $3.50 $50 800 while the amount actually deposited is
but s2l, $50, 35s S.
CURRENCY TRANSMITTED LAST WEEK.
The shipments of fractional currency last week
by the Treasury Department amounted to s338 OOo OF
which 5000 was forwarded to the SubTreasurer in
New.York.
PoRTNIGHT's DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements Of the Treasury for the two
weeks ending Saturday the 18th inst accom-. Of the
War Navy and Interior Departments were as follows:
War Department. &5.0i3.e37
Navy Department. 22l4,699
Interior Department. l.772.420
g.. -
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OOl. 056
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| Special DisTstch 10 The NJ I. Tribune.
WHITEWATER. Wis., Saturday. March II. 1866.
The bill restoring the Death Penalty was to
day defeated in the House by 50 votes TO a. NJ H. 4
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BURGLARY IN A DRY GOoDs SroRE.-Th'
dry goods store of T. Rogers corner OF Flushing ane
Bgshwick.qves, T.. d.. was entered Saturday nlgh
and robbed OF goods TO the value Of s345.
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Municipal Election In Erie, Pa.

ERIE Pa, Friday. March TO- 1850.
William L. Scott, tho peoples candidate,
was elected Mayor by 4is majority.
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ScHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE No. - Wall-st.
YARD. Nos 2G3 and 265 West Twenty ffth.st.,
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
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UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co

UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.
OF Syracuse. n. Y.
CASH CAPITAL.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARa
Insures against Accidents OF all kinds.
A. A. HowLETr. President. G..F CoasrocK. Vice.
President. Il. f. ANDREWS, Secretary.
+. w. and H. Il. GATES General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
The Hon. REUBEN J.. FEyToS. Governor OF New. York.
TIE Hon. HoRAIIo SEYMOUR. Utica, n. Y.
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Hon. THOMAS G. ALvoRD. Lieut-Gov. Of N. Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFpIcE No. 70 BROADWAY. N. Y.
In the Union Trust Companys Office. until the LIST o.
May next when they will occupy their Office, No. is
wall.st. now occupied by Francis T. Walker Bro
John sherile. agent for Jersey City and Newark
Agents wanted.
FINEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
-Gents, Youths and Chldrens. all quite equal TO Gus
tom work BROKAw BROS.
No. 81 Lafayette place. and No. 81 Fourth.ave-
Opposite Cooper Union.
SCHUyLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE No. Is Wall-st.
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Since the NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs charmed
the town.
Whole .wsrms Of bogus perfume. have gone down
Hudson Republic.
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POSTPONED SALE
STATE OF Lou1sIANA--pAR1sH on N. on !,

i STATE OF L0UISIANA--PARISH OF EAST BA :
ton Rouge-Fifth judicial District Court--Hnrka
z 10 Gilvs. Maurice Legendre- No. 534.
DIX yIRTUEof an alas writ of 4 fz. sissues In
~ the above entitled and number ed suit and
to me directed from the Hen. the tf4th i'll tiiciaI
District Court, have seized and will expose o
public sale in front Of the Court House door OF
said Parish, Jon .sHadgf8H H1iaf7Nf agss'
Saturday, fhe 4th day or August, 1860.
at II o'clock, A. N. of said day, the following de.
scribed property, to.wit;
F g Two certain Lots of Ground, situated Ia chat
part Of the city Of Baton Rouge laid out b. Mi
beauregard, and designated on the plan thereof
a. Lots Nos and 10 In Square No. as, together
with All the buildings and improvements thereon.
seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of iudQ.
ment interest and costs In the above entitled suit.
with appraisement; purchaser to furnish twsIvs
months bond with good security, bearing legal
interest from date, and mortgage retained on The
property sold until full and final payment Of said
GONG ana interest. T. ]. BIRD,
yulylo a- ID a 5sa@V H3i}a9 VI Sheriff.
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PIP BIsMARCK.-Count Bismarck is
reported to have said recently in a
private conversation with a distin-
guished Frenchman
e. Sixteen years ago [ lived quietly
as a country gentleman, when the
will of the King (the late) called me
to Frankfort as Minister to the Diet.
/ had been brought up ia the admi-
ration, | might say veneration, of the
Austrian policy, But it did not
take me long to get thoroughly dis
abused Of my youthful Illusions
about Austria, and | became it's firm
antagonist. | did not know that |
was ever to play part; but at that
time | already conceived the plan
which I now try to carry out, viz: to
free Germany from Austrian pressure
that part of it, at least, which, by
spirit, religion, manners and interest,
is closely allied with the fate of
Prussia. To reach this goal l shall
defy everything, even exile and GAL
lows. L once told the crown prince,
who, by education and tendencies, is
more the man Of parliamentary gov
eminent, What matters if they
hang me, if only that rope ties your
throne more firmly to the fortunes of
pure Germany"
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Sbfriff . Salfs, Nf.


STATE OF L0UISIANA-PARISH OF EAST BA.
ton Reuge--Fifth Judicial District CourrA no.
917-T. B r. HATCH as. A. BRApEoRp.
pY VIRTUE OF m order Of seizure and sale Issued
ID in the above suit and tome directed from the
Honorable Court aforesaid, i will exposeto public
sale in front ofthe Court House door OF said Par
ish, IN the city Of Baton Rouge, ---~-.-----.
SATURDAY.. the 9Th day OF AUGUST
next, A. D., 1856, at II o'clock, A. NJ, of said day,
all the right, title, interest and claim of e. Brad
ford, defendant Ia and to the following described
property, to-wit: ,5
Acertsin LOT OF GROUND, with all the build
ings and impro vemehts thereon, situated in that
part Of tie city q Batoa Rouge laid out By Rich
Lot No. Q, Of Square No. s, measuring sixty feet
'front.' on Fifth street, by one hundred and twenty
ieet IA depth, On Main (formetly Church) street,
II being corner lot, and all French measure be.
ing the same purchased by said Bradford from
W;sD. Mann, by act passed before Samuel skol-
field, Recorder, December 23d, 1856. ,Ff TaTbf
Seized to pay and satisfy the. amount Of iudg.
ment, interest and costs claimed h. rein.
TERMs-cash with the benefit Of arpraisement.
June30 ntgGsE Il sT.J BIRD, Sheriff,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-24

n HE PREACHERs.-The Advocate
OF Peace says the preachers have
not preached the gospel. 1t pro-
ceeds:
"WoCld to God that all ministers
had done SO. But alas ! how few
have? Had they, would christen-
dom have been for fifteen centuries,
one vast aceldama? Would its sur.
face have been to this day SO widely
whitened with human bones? Would
its thousands of war-ships have now
been ready to launch their volleys of
death; its four or five millions of
warriors now be on tiptoe for car
mage and devastation, and its thou
sand millions of dollars wasted every
year for the support of its war sys-
tenn even in peace? One thing is
certain, either the gospel on this
subject has not been preached, or it
has no power to make men beat
their swords into ploughshares, and
their spears into pruning hooks"
Speaking of a modern preacher,
it says:
How applicable to such preacher,
is Voltaire's keen rebuke: aye.
bungling soul physicians to below
for an hour or more against few
flea bites, and not say word about
this horrid distemper which tears us
to pieces"
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The Gazette \ Comet
TIE OLD GAME OF CHESS

- 4 10
"a mate-a mate |" maiden cried,
VT One pleasant summers day, r r .
When, with her lover by her side,
They joined in rival play
In rival play in glorious chess,
The noblest Of all games,
Whoseivory images possess
Such very loyal names.
"a mate q mate ~, she wildly said,
AS with impetuous haste
Her Queen across the board she sped,
And BY his monarch placed.
So confident she seemed TO be.
Such boldness in her mien,
He did not for moment see
His King could take her Queen.
"a mate mateln at last he cried,
Eyes, tits q mate see,
But only such, my darling pride,
As would have from thee 20
He said, and round her lovely form
His manly arm he pressed.
Till she unto his passion warm
.3 An answering love confessed.
"a mate a matei'' young Cupid sang
As through the room he few,
'This may be chess, but yet | guess,
lis nothing very newt
The olden game, whate'er its name.
= Is still the same | see,
When woman sweet and man compete.
There's sure mate to be-"