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LOCAL NOTICES.
Mosletter,s Slomach Bltlers

EhI~lGAlef'b stomach bAIltf9-
Man wants a ToNIe-no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth a new one
Which, after examining the g~azeites with cant,
The age discovers to be not the true one.
u such As these let their couc0ctors vaunt,
Ilsing the BITTERs that have credit due woA-
The worlds graf Tonic, which no skin can better
IInsaR the matchIess BITTERs of HOsTETTER.
Doctors were living long before old Galen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage;
Bat the stomacIies they were bound to fail il;
Success came not until this latter age
Now is the era sick tOlks are made hale in,
and dead dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Aguos remiItsnt-, headachss-re sat head splitter=-
Vanish like smoke before H%OsTETTERs BIrTERs
Herbs, bafEs and roots compose the rare Infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And Eye's mild essence hold them in solution.
The taste is pleasant, the effect is sure.
Ne'er have the Bitters yet proved a delusisni
Try them in time, and health and strength secure
The dragon slayer figures on the label,
And they HEabia, to saw the weak are able.
"
eI.OGO EteNRrd.-Tbe above reward will he
given Co any porsou who can furnish a prescrip-
rion Tor Coughs, Colds. Mhooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
tanks MoIIiauous Cough Ba!sam. This baIsam
viii cure The above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. one bottle is sufficient
for any one TO try. The worst cases Of chrcuiu
cough, asthma, whoop ug cough and primary cases
ofooHsumpticn are cured by Or. strickIand's Mel
hfuOus Cough Balsam. 1t eau be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON e DUEHAN, Agents, Cleveland, o.
mt Rs
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by Cobb, Andrews & Co.

JAMES LOUIS PETIsEEE. A Biographical
Sketch. By William J. Grayson. New
York Harper and Brothers. 1866.
The author and the subject Of this bio
graphical sketch conspire to make this lit
tie volume one of unusual interestto North
ern readers at the present time. Both were
loyal men, at a time and in a place when
and where it cost a man something to be a
patriot. The Ms. from which the sketch
was printed consisted ofscraPs OF old paper
indicating the scarcity Of writing materials
during the siege of Charleston.
This little volume does not claim the i'm
posing title of Biography. The author has
given many interesting facts Of the early
life Of the patriotic lawyer, traced aceu-
rately his professional career, and conveys
a just idea of the character of a man who
stood alone among his fellow-citizcns, the
open and eonsisLo opponent of treason.
Cahh- Andrau- Go. have il Tor sale.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1866.
NEW ADYERTTsEaENTs.

3. l. Observation-Disclosures for Sale.
a. B.-Invrstmeut Wanted.
Leader Ofics-ooId Wstch Lost.
Mckenzie & Parsons-Parisian Yoke Shirts,
294 Euelid-st.-Gir Wanted.
ID Presbyterian Church-RentinZ Of Pews.
Reback's Bitters-Local Notice.
HOztettsr's Stomach BitteTs-Local Nsties.
Stevens 4 Bailey-Ian Wanted.
Forsyth & Hough-Disselution setiee.
o. Cutter & Son-Auctiou-Houss and Furniture
D. G.-SituatiOn Wanted.
J. W. or B. M--situation Wanted.
Forsyth L Westlake-MaTvin Safes.
B. H. stair 4 Co.-Grape Vines and Small Fruits
J. C. Simmons K Co.-Besus, Potatoes, sc.
Bunnells 3 HauehyIter-AIbauy City Insurance
Box 253I-Terrier Dog wanted.
DIS. Ramsay = Funtsr-Boy Wanted.
S. A. Fuller a Co.-RsnOval.
Holden, Clarke q Wilson, Changed Cross
W. P. Fogg-Local Notice.
Isaac Sturtevant a son-Co. partnership.
5. Brainard a son-Pianos.
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The LATE Ma. RArMoSD.-We have al
ready noticed the arrival in this city, on
Saturday morning last, Of Mr.. Henry y.
RAYMOND and his mother, Mrs. Samuel
RAYMOND, who survived her husband at
the terrible catastrophe Of the explosion
and burning Of the steamer W. r. Carter,
at Island No. 9S, Mississippi river, on the
I'd of February. They have ceased to en-
terrain hopes that Mr. Samuel Raymond
did net perish at the time or shortly after
that disaster. Mr.. Raymond was born in
Bethlehem, Connecticut, March 18Th, 1906,
and was nearly sixty-one years OF age. He
came to this city il the spring OF 1886; and
hes been in mercantile business here the
last thirty years. His first partner, was
Mr.. Yadsworth, slso q native of Connect
cut. They occupied at first a small wooden
building on the site Of Rouse's stone block.
They had negotiated for rooms on the
ground floor of the American House, then
in process of construction, but were disap-
pointed in obtaining them. Mr.. Raymond
was afterwards associated in business for
about fifteen years with Mr.. H. W. Clark,
of this city. At the time of his death he
was senior partner in tho arm of Raymond
Lowe x Co. on Water street, and since the
death Of Mr.. Hilliard, the oldest merchant
in Cleveland. lie lived 10 see many OF his
competitors pass away. He was a man OF
perfect probity, aud as widely respected in
business relations as he was honOred as Il
citizen and beloved as a friend.
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weekly Bank Sta1emen1-N.Y.Mareh5.
n. z. stock Market--Mareh5 >.

GoyEESNUST S~rorKs-Steady.
United States o 80 coupons Of 70, Jos; 1910
coupons, 9Ci4i Is, 81 reg, IUiI. e; Treasury 7-a1s,
9s5g.
SroCKs-Steady.
Missouri C, ~; Western Union T-legu pa $50;
New York Genital 81 Erie sI7- Hudson =;
Northwestern preferred 52lf; Reading So; Mich
Izsu Southern 705T Pittsburgh 7t5si Fri Wayne
s9lT Toledo, Wabash q Western SIS Bait more
i Ohio IL.
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For sALE-Fourn ye7sero Lots, one cight-sors
cngrcrH1u; On rn5 TKF sn0fe, DesUIIfIHJ situated; IN
sight 4 tie city, and well alaptcl fuT grapes and
fruit. Price &g00 per acre. Terms of payment TO suit
purchasers. Inquire OF +. NICHULSUN, on the
premises, or address Box 25sl city. fefN2.2gS
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DIED.

1MOND-feb "a, lso5, in the siKty-hrsi
year Of his age, Samuel Raymond. Of TIL civ nv
the obstruction Of the Inflated steamer "W. 4.
Carter" near Island No NiRety-eight in Missis.
sippi River
EELsUN-ln East Cleveland, Sunday. March
ith, Miss Mary Nelson. Aged 50 years.
Funeral from the residence of Ezra Thomas,
this afternoon, at o'clock. Friends Of the fami-
ly are Invited to attend.
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V0 COyTRACyORS.-R,TLW.y LET.

TING.-TheA Allegheny Valley Railroad Com
pany invite Proposals iOr the Graduation. Mason
ry, Bsllastlng and Ties required on fifteen sections
Of Their Road, extending from OIL City southwark,
and on fifteen sections Extending from Nabonin9
Creek D~Urthward, 20 the vicinity Of Brady's Bend
Iron Works. Each section will be about one mile
in length.
Map>, Pro6les, Plans and Specifications Of the
work viii be ready Tor examination at the EuEf-
n'srs ut1ce Oh Pike street. in the cry Of Pirts-
turSh' by the hrst If March LeNt, and proposals
Will be received al the same place up 10 6 O'Clock.
P. N OF THURSDAY, the I'D Of sarch.
The line viii be run out and staked as soon As
practicable, but contractors can at any time on
appHcaiion AT the Engineers Office in Pittsburgh,
obtain all the information necessary to enable them
10 examine and bid for the work understandingIy
Any further Information desired can be had 6y
Gpplcation in person or ~ letter TO the subscri-
oer F. WRIGHT, Chief Engineer.
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Dr.. c. J.. keller, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from II A. NJ. to P. NJ, st the
store OF ]. J. Vogt L Co, 80 South side Of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from l to ? P. NJ. Residence East
Cleveland, at the terminus of the street
railroad opposite the Postoflee.
march I:3IS
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Financial.


The Commercial says:
There Is decidedly more activity in monsy. The
demand for discounts from merchants is more ac-
tive, growing to the activity uf spring business.
The rate on call loans Is Z per cent on ordinary
collateral or Government securities occasional
loans are made ut = per cent.
Foreign exchange i frmer, owing 10 the in
creased scarcity Of produce bills. The loading
drawers quote sixty days sterling tt l0Ss<
Prices Of mining stocks bid Ia RlsIOE: Copper
Falls, %; Franklin, IS; Haucock, 10; Quincy, So.
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PRIZE CONCERT.
UNITED STATES
Number of Tickets tSsusd 500, %,
Price 81 each.


This Is the greatest induosneAt ever offered to
the public. one ticket out Of every four drawing =
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Police CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-William Blake, John Nc
Bowel, and Patrick Kearns, 81 and costs,
each.
yagrancy-Edward MeMann, ordered to
leave town; Martha Carroll, work house
six months.
Observation-Disclosures Gordon and John
Ready, 81 and costs, each.
Indecent Exposure of Presentation
Di man, 81 and costs; Abraham Green
costs.
Assault and Battery-David CLARK, con-
tinued.
Grand Larceny-George Orvis, case con-
tinued till the eth inst. 0rvis is charged
with stealing $500 in gold from the room of
a fellow boarder in a house on Kinsman
street. He was arrested in Titusville, Pa,
and returned to this city by one of our pO-
licemsu.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, carpets, &C.,
~ &C, at reduced prices, at Il. Moor's old stand,
1871 Ontario street. deClI.ap2
$4,000 in . M9N u l5i,-S Ap H. ~ tilS5
and veD-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Pistols, Clothing. DRY Goods, PisnOs. Melndeins, and
ell personal property and articles O~fyalue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tablished ISL. N. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Hetehes, JeSelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
OHco-SOrner OF Water and Superior streets. over
Csyis 4 PieIotto's Oiothiag Store.
NJ \ NM WAGNER
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DOR sALE-FaTm two miles and = half south
Il OF Psinezville, ., On the Chardon road. con-
tanning 81 acres Good soil for Grapes and Fruit.
House, barns, orchard, &c Would exchange for
city proparty in Cleveland. Terms easy aud price
low. Inquire on the premises or address G.. G.
NORRIS paiDeEyiDe- o fah9S.gg9- ut "
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SOMETHING IN TIE PoETIcAL LIEE.-Emer-
son speaks in one of his essays of the feel
ing of mingled surprise and admiration
which possessed him and all the inmates of
a boarding house in which he lodged, in
his college days, on the sudden announce
ment, one morning, that one of their num-
Der had discovered 10 the rest Of the COM
pany a quite remarkable genius for poetry.
Poetry had been written the night before
il that very house,! That old spirit was
still alive. We own hat we were somewhat
stirred by the same influence, yesterday
only the sentiment was thinner,-in discov-
ering that a young gentleman connected
with one of our city banks had developed
a talent for y~ersifcation, We append a
fugitive piece of his entitled
MOTT ADnTN
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BETHEL SERvIoE.-Rev. Mr.. Warner
preached in the Bethel Church on Water
street last evening, to a quite large and at
tentive audience. Rev. J. H. Rylance, Of
St. Paul's Church, will preach in the Same
place tonight. Religious services will be
held there every evening this week.
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IL ESTATE AGENCY,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
CEDAR sT.-Sear Wilson avenue, So acres, 4
acres growing grapes, good brick house.
STONE QARBY-Nith good in
pr9vements, St Berea; very cheap.
CONlLL ST.-Houss and Lot, $1,000.
hINSMAN ST.-HOuse and Lot, $500.
GARDEN ST.-Hou=e ami Lot, 81 800.
PERRY ard Lot, s. $500.
SCPEkIOR ST.-Besijeucs on superfOr-st. vest
Of Erie, $4,000.
CHESTNUT ST.-House and Lot, 1880.
GARDEN ST.-Houae and large Lot, $4,000.
h1NsMAN ST.-LGrEo Brick House and Is acres
Land, with fruit, &C. a very desirable resi-
dence.
OHIO ST.-Two-story House and Lot, s., 500,
SCOFlLLE SH.-H0nse and Lot, So, 600.
LAKE ST.-BFick House and Lot, s., 500.
EAST CLEFELAND-2s acres, well improved, on
State Road.
Also 2I1s acres near Bones Corners with acres
Of grapes
Also ~ acres near Or. Mathevett's.
CUSFEAp ANENUE.-House and Lot, 50, 900.
Also, = large number OF desirable Farms and ont.
lots.
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtKater Building
de621
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PEssoSAL.-Mr. B. F. Peixottc, of the
weI-known firm Of Davis, PeixottO & Co,
having retired from that house, leaves the
city today, to take up his residence and
enter upon a business career in the city Of
New York. This step is sincerely regretted
by a wide circle of friends, who, while they
wish him advancement and all prosperity,
find it hard to sunde- the pleasant relations
which have song subsisted between them.
As a testimonial Of the appreciation of his
character and services, some sixty or
seventy Of Mr. Peixotto's gentleman friends
of the Israelitish sect, gave him a farewell
banquet, two or three nights since, at
Richards, which was the most elegant
affair of the kind of the season.
We wish Mr.. Peixotto every success in
his new field Of operation, and kindred
wishes will follow him, breathed by multi
tudes Of warm personal friends.
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BoOKER's MISsrRELs.-One of the best en-
t~ertainments in the line of negro minstrelsv
ever given here was served to a large audi
ence last night in the Academy Of Music bv
johnny Boxers famous troupe. 1t con-
sists of eighteen members who are truly star
performers. The performance had the
merit Of variety, originality and freshness,
and commence where one might to crit
cize, every feature would come IN for a
favorable notice.
This superior company hold forth again,
tonight, in the same place.
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TONsoRIAL.
HAIR DgESSISG ana WIG MAKING

All the latest and most fashionable styles il
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C, 70 b. worn the
coming winter as row worn ia New York, samples
(which cau be seen at WM. DAY Establish
Eent, 46 Public square.
Just received di IT, from Importers : very
large and spleudlu stock Of Long Hair, tho best !
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress the French Twist, Natural Curls, a good
assortment left, warranted zs represented; Ladias'
on hand; Double Waterfall. Front Frizzes fmuch
worm, French Head Dresses, o. every kind, made
BY advertiser squal to those imported Laddcs'CurIs
and Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injary 10 either.
Ladies' Hair Dressing IN the most becoming and
modern styles.
CSC Private Room for LRdies' Hair Cutting.
ES-Hot and Cold Baths az all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments IN the city.
decl9 WM. DAY, AZ Public Square.
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RAILROAD FROM LOUISVILLE TO CISeIS-
YATI.-The New Albany Ledger says:
The stockholders of the Louisville and
Frankfort Railroad Company have resolved,
by an almost unanimous vote, TO accept the
amendment Of their charter, adopted at the
late session OF the Legislature, authorizing
them to build q branch road to Cincinnati.
A dispatch from Lexington states that the
amendment was also accepted by the Lex
ington and Frankfort Railroad Company
by an overwhelming vote. The road Will
be commenced at once and be vigorously
pushed to Al early completion. IN ceuse-
queuce Of bad health aud the increased
duties which this new extension Will i'm
pose upon him, the President Of the road,
f. D.. Hobbs, Esq, has determined to resign.
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A SGeH FRoN SANDUskY.-The editor of the
sandusky Register bewails the fact that the
corset manufacturers of the East have been
driving a tremendous business in the man
u~faeture and sale OF artificial calves for
fashionable ladies. Hear him:
Patent adjusted calves! Farewell ro-
mance-farewell to shapely ankles, and the
attendant thrill! Street crossings have lost
their value, and society is a cheat. Hail to
the carnival of false hair, false teeth, false
breath, and false calves! z"
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Ia For Evening Edition News
see inside.
pa For Morning Edition News
see outside,
CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and 6uitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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LOk SALE efirable city residence, No. NJ
Il Lake-st, late residence OF Geo. ". Sizrr. For
further particulars inquire Of JNO. Z. GiANNIS,
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GREAT WESTERN EAHwAT.-An order has
been issued BY Thomas ~Swinyard, ESQ.,
Managing Director of the Great Western
Railway. %instructing station masters and
freight agents to render every facility for
the transportation of freight to the United
States, in view of the termination Of the
Reciprocity Treaty on the eth inst. Ship
pers are reminded, however, that owing TO
the great demand for cars the delivery Of
freight in the United States cannot be as
sured to them before the expiration of the
treaty.
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New Books.

AGsys. A Novel. By Mrs ohphsnt
New York: Harper and Brothers. 1850.
Ars. olPhant is fertile and prolific in a
literary sense, and she has given another
proof OF this in the volume which has been
laid upon our table. The large class in
this city, to whom each new novel comes
as a gospel, will make haste to find this
book, as they may, at Cobb, Andrews i
c.
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ment was buying with a view to advance rioes
and revive business, which is row ~stagnAnt 80
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T-ELEGRAPHIs6, BASEIyG, R-AmEoADTSG.
BooE-EEErTSG, SPECIMEN P~ENxANsHIP, ev-
erything essential to success in Business,
taught at the Union Business and Tele-
graphic College. Call and examine their
Rooms.
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RAILWAY EARSISGs-The Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada, including the Montreal
Il Champlain and Buffalo i Lake Huron
Railways, shows the following return Of
traffic for the week ynding February 2lth:
Passengers. S3O,444, express freight, mails
and sundries, S4,75O; freight andlive stock,
1881 total, III,715. Corresponding week,
1865, SI17, 504. Decrease. $6,7Sg.
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&. 3. HALE,
RAKkER

laI superior street, CLEVELAND. ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7.3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received aud COLLECTIOSS made AZ
all points. jau27;Rli
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sEcoND P~REssYTERI,S CHUEcH.-The un-
sold slips ia the Second Presbyterian
Church will he rented for one year, on
Wednesday, March the 9Th, ct two o'clock,
2. N. mch8-2g5
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EOR l. fine residence Oh Prospect street
Il between Perry and Hudson. Plenty Of fruit Of
the finest variety. Lot : rods by p ApplV 20 }. f..
a G. L. No. OH SuueriOr - fT-g44
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGENTS
" Male or Female, Of respec table standing. TO
make from Sz.e9 10 S2-ag per annum sure, al home
or abroad. send > cents and grt sample and fuII
particulars. address J.. r. KENNEDY &. -
and ~ Fifth street, Pittsburg. Pa md2-1q5
WANTED-Arents to sell ana Put w Barton'-
w Patent GoRg House Bells. Agents not limited
TO territory. Men are clearing from SlUO to 500 per
month. e.. 7. MATTESON, General Agent,
GS To SO PER DAN-We want active. eu-r-
W. Getic GENTS everywhere, men or women. TO
whom We oner extraorlinaTy Inducements 70
engage IN q Light, genteei and profitable business.
Sample will be forwarded upon application with
gtamp 70 pay return postage. Address BRADLEY.
CHADWICK 4 CO., 1I6 Broadway, New York.
iELu-nALaaNMIm
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
SKW YORK, March 5.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
There has been a little more animation TODAY At
stock exchange, in consequence Of reported cIioua
movements IN some railroad shares, but the mar
ket closed unsettled.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing quotations at Lao
P. M:
New York Central sly; Erie sFs<; Hudson River
IzZi Reading $50 Michigan southern 70sL:
4 Pittsburgh 765z; Rock Island i1s:
North Western &c; do. preferred 50; Fort WaynegO'
MISCELLANEOUS SHARES.
Western Union Telegraph is quoted at ss1l; Del
GOLD.
sold closed at 1925 at last hours. This sharp
rise was due generally to the belief that Govern
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.


~ Citizens wishing conveyance 20 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lat Superior street, next
door to the WeddeI House.
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Full INFORMATION GIVEN, concerning the
Union Business and TelegraPhie College"
at their office in Rousss' Blosk. Write for
circulars, papers, &C.
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RIVER NAVIGATION O~PEsGSG.-The Detroit
papers prove the preparedness Of the De-
troit river for navigation, by stating that
the steamer Clara arrived up en- Thursday
from Texas Landing, near Amberstburg
where She wintered, the first arrival of the
season, reporting the river clear of ice. On
Friday afternoon the steamer Princess set
out from Detroi, for Maiden, and Will run
regular trips. Last year the first trip Of
the season was made by the Steamer Pearl
on the 9th Of March, just a week later than
the first trip this season.
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ABDlLED DONNsI
Philip Raw and Enoch Arden,
Both were spoons on Annie Lee;
Fhil. did not fulfil her notions,
She preferred to mate with /.
Him she welded, and she bore him
Pretty little children three;
But, becoming short ef "Rhino,"
Enoch went away to sea,
Leaving Mrs. Arden owner
Of well stocked village shop,
Selling butter, soap and t~reacle,
Beeswax, whips and Hllipop.
Ten long years she waited for him,
But he neither came nor wrote.
Therefore, she concluded EnOch
Could nc longer be adoat-
So, when Philip came to ask her
If she would be Mrs. Ray,
She, believing she was widowed,
Could not say her sutton nay.
And a second time was married,
Gave up selling bread and cheese,
And in due time Philip nursed E
Little Ray upon his knees.
But alas! the long-lost Enoch
Turned up unexpectedly.
And was vastly disconnected
BY this act Of bigam-Y.
Yet, rejecting on the subject,
He determined to atone
For his heightened absence troH her
By Just leaving well alone.
Taking to his bed he dwindled
Down TO something like 4 shade,
Settled with his good landlady,
Next the debt Of nature paid.
Then when both the Rays discovered
How poor Enoch's lite had ended,
They came out in handsome style, and
Gave his corpse E fun'ral splendid.
This is all I know about it
fits not sufficient, write
By next mail TO Alfred Tenny-
Son, ?. L., the Isle of Wight.