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ITALIAN 0PERA-LA TRAvIATA.-The
bad weather last night kept at home all but
the most determined and enthusiastic opera
gosrs, and only a sosnty house greeted the
production of Ls Traviata. The opera, one
Of the most popular of Verdis compositions,
was finely rendered. A more perfect imper-
sonstion than that of ViOIetta, by Mile Cor
dier, It would be hard to find. 1t was beau
full, both in acting and singing, and won the
admiration Of all who listened to it. SignOr
Stefani, as Alfredo, sustained his high repu-
tatiOn and added fresh laureIs to his fame.
signOr Amodio is evidently a favOrite
with the Cleveland people. He was in
capital voice last night, and sung
with great spirit and force, being repeatedly
encorsd and called before the curtain. Sig.
Barilli did exosIlently in the role of the
Doctor. The orchestra, on which much Of
the success of ola Travista" depends, was
unusually beautiful, precise and effective.
Tonight, the closing night of the season,
is Mr.. Grsu's benefit. We trust that, in
recognition of the liberality with which Mr..
Grau has brought out, to scanty houses and
at a pecuniary loss, the gems of an exhaus
tive rspertOirs, the Academy will be crowded
tonight. The closing opera is "Massaniel-
10, the dumb girl of POrtici," one of the
most successful of Auber's compositions, and
the only production of this famous German
composer, If We remember rightly, that has
been brought out in Cleveland. Madame
Virginia Whiting, beyond question the finest
soprano who has ever sung IN opera in this
city, appears as EIvirs, Sig. stefsni as Mas
ssniello, and Herr Formes as the fisherman
Pietro. Milo Franchetti, the celebrated
dansesss. appears as FenelIa, and in the third
act, will dance the famous TsrantelIa.
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Roger Nc
Gee, Of Independence, was ye stsrday brought
bsfoTe Judge Bolton on charge of contempt
of court, in taking possession of piece of
land in that township, in defiance Of an in
junction from the Court. The court adjourn
ed until Monday at ten h. NJ, when the case
will be disposed of.
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CANNON & FREEMAN the many
enterprising business houses of our city, we
take pleasure in inviting the attention of our
country friends to that of Messrs. Cannon &
Freeman, wholesale Commission Merchants,
No. rs River street. We have known these
gentlemen, both personally and in business
way, for a long time, and can speak of them
as men of integrity and thorough practical
business qualifications. They have recently
removed their place of business to the above
named locality, where they have secured
ample Accommodations for their increasing
trade. Oar country readers who have goods
to consign should not forget this firm.
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POLICE CoURT-APRm 2IsT.-The usual
number of offenders were summoned to the
bar yesterday morning to answer to the vari-
GUS charges of drunkenness, disturbance, etc,
For the former offense John o'Connor was
fned $5 and costs.
For disturbance, John MiIhauer was fined
81 and costs William Wilke9son, SO and
costs; Patrick Dolan and Patrick Ryan, each
81 and costs and Fannie MiIhausr was dis
charged.
Mary Sheppard, the prOprietrsss sf house
of ill-fame, was fined S35 and costs and Sa-
rsh Brown, Catherine West, Stephen John
son and John Harris, each $40 and costs for
visiting or residing in said house.
A little twelve -year-Old vagrant, William
Brown, was sent to the reform farm.
William Wilson was fined costs for insult
ing an officer.
John Dustermiller was arraignsd before
the Court for suffering his geese to run at
large, but was discharged.
The following cases were continued:
Patrick 0'DOnnell, intoxication; Thomas
Finley, burglary, two charges, $500 bail on
each Ezra Brown, residing in house of ILL
fame, 500 bail; Christopher o'Brien, dis
turbance; Jacob Udech, murder; William
ROmbsch, Matthew Murphy, and Seymour
Weoten, petty larceny.
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TIE ST. CLAIR STREET MURDEK.-The
examination of Jacob Udech for the murder
Of John G. Fsy was yesterday morning sd-
journed, ,on the motion of defend ants counsel,
until the next session of the Police Court,
Monday morning, at eight O'Clock.
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ANOTHER CoEsPIRAroR ARRESTED
Franklin Menat, one Of the Holmss County
cOnspirEtOrs in the rebellion of last summer,
was on Thursday arrested by Deputy Mar
shal Benjamin Bowers, at Harrisburg, Stark
County, and brought to this city yesterday.
He was held to bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at the next term Of court, which
he gave, and was set at liberty. He was in
dicted term before last
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80 1@aaSsAtE
at0oks-Eirm.
United States one year certificates esS Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 4si. Illinois Cen raj l7, Pa
cihc Mail 223, Chicago and Northwestern 56, New
York Contra l34%, Erie ll4 do preferred G7s. Hud-
son l54, Rea1ing 1887, Michigan Central 49, Harlem
lal, Michigan Southern eJf, do guaranteed lS4 HIS
nots Central scrip l28S, NeveaBd and Pittsburgh
ll5, Gsieua and ChicagO l25. Cleveland and Toledo
l55, Chicago and Rock Island ia. Chicago Buriing
ton and incy 40. Toledo anc wabash p, do pre-
ferred So, Alton and TeIre BRute preferred "a.
Stocks gtrOng at las board.
Chic and Mississippi Certificates 55S, Central Coal
20, Erie l39. Harlem 2ll, Michigan central l43
michigan southern 90, Gslsua and Chicago I2s54,
mich'gal Southern Guaranteed l34 IllinOis Cen
tral I30, Cleveland and ittsbni eh l'6A, Toledo
l5i4, Prairie du CHEN Tx, hicago and North
western 555zi PittsbuIghI Fort Wayne and Chicago
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NEW BOOKS.

JOURNAL OF TIE DISCOVERY OF FHH SoURoE OF
THE NILE. By John Hsnning Speke, Captain h.
M. indian Army, &C., New York; Harper
Bros. 1854
This valuable work, now for sale by ]. B.
Cobb & Co., has been issued by Harper L
Brothers. For many years there has been
nothing published concerning Africa which
can equal this work. Concerning the people
in the central portions of Africa comparative
Iy little was known before this revelation
of the customs and habits Of people who
have never felt the influences of civilization,
and who yet remain in aIl their original
simplicity and bArbarism.
The work possesses an unusual interest from
the very fact of its dealing with people
Who are representatives of man in his most
raw and savage condition. To men and
women who have known nothing, experiment
tally, from childhood, but the influences of
civilization, the insight which this work
gives into life SO wholly antagOnistic to their
own, must not only crafty an ardent euriOsi-
ty but prove both profitable and pleasing.
The expedition Of Capt. Spske, an officer
in the British Army, commenced in 1859. He
was sent to ascertain the source Of the Nile,
and study the manners and general charac-
tsristics of the equatorial inhabitants of
Africa. He left London in 1859, and made
Zanzibar, on the eastern borders of Africa,
his point of departure. The book describes
with graphic minuteness the organization of
the expedition, and its progress, from one
bsrbsrous tribe to another. All the Difficult
ties encountered in progress, the laws,
religions, morals, superstitiOns, and customs
Of the tribes with whom he fingered, or
through whose domains he passed, are de-
scribsd with unbroken interest, from the
beginning to the close. The book is pro-
vided with minute map snd numerous IL
lustrations, so that whoever sits down to
read studiously this very profitable and en-
tertaining work, will have views of world,
the existence of which he scarcely imagined.
It would be impossible to do more than in
dictate the general character of the work, as
it contains fully 900 pages but We can COM
mend this book to our readers as one of the
most valuable and Interesting which has been
published for a number of years. Capt.
spsks, during his expedition made number
of discoveries, for Whish the world of science
will be under uncessing obligation.
The book can be found at J. B. Cobb & Co.'S
store.
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q, 2. asONRY mARKEE-ApriI %
fsV EaRAPE.

fsT TUEaRAPE.i
GOid-More active and decidedly firmer. Open
ing at 72f, and closing firm at 74ss.
steriiHE BxchangO-ll0A for gold, and l9lals3
for currency.
gFosSy-Easier, but quite active, at pei cent
efGvernPassE Efn-ks-FiimsF, with an upward
tendency United States SIS OF 1851. coupons, lis
Fivetwentes coupons. Il0alIl eeven- tbtrtie5, Oc
tOber and pril, Illk1ill4.
Receipts At the Custom House to day sl6s oe0,
mostly for duties
Subscriptions to the 20 lean to-day at the First
National Bank were fi62uO
Gold closed firm at 74.
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CITY NEWS.

For anything and everything In the
Grocery line, choice and good, call at q. @.
Humans, Nc. Euclid street. See adver-
tissments on first page.
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SECOND WARD RELIEF SoCIETT.-The So
ciety will meet on Friday, the 22d, at three
o'clock, P. NJ, in tho parlors Of tho Stone
Church. The Visiting and Soliciting Com
mittees are requested to be present.
Those who sre still in ARE srs with their
subscriptions, are urgently requested to send
them in to the Treasury during the meeting,
april p: 1t.
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Spiritual Hall, "a Superior street, up
stairs. B. P. Barnum, the celebrated ex-
FOUNDER of ancient and modern spiritualism,
will lecture at the above hall on Sunday
morning and evening, at hslf-past 10 A. NJ.
and P. NJ. Ten cents will be taken at the
door to dsfrsy expenses. q
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EiOuF-Firm. @si-i 49,
VFheaE-Firm. and advanced 4a45ke saIsz No ,
spring at 81 80, and No 2 at sz,27 ~
=, t,arn-Active. and advanced 2alc Sales no 1 At
o3tI-SQuist. SALES Of No, ct S71Eo.
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nIININe sToCk QUorArIoNs.

NEW YOsK, April p.
Merrimse 4, Hudson Copper rs, Norwich I, Rocky
Borntain Gold 81.
Boston, April 22
st Boston to-day the following were the quota
ona:
Central 20, Copper Falls A., Huron Is5f Ise Roysle
i6H, Rockiand IS, Pewabic 6O5<, Franklin 5ix. Bay
state p, Northy estern l4N Hancock liz, Agate 6.
Fre.oh Creek II.
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Marine INTELLI9ENCE.
PORT on CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EGTERED-....-.-.........Apri 2.
Stmr Morning star. Viger, Detroit.
Prop Olean. DTiscoll, Sandusky.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo. mdz
% %schr a = n Hart, Hiselew. ConneanE
schr hebinsOn. DOnohue Buffalo.
schr Belle City, Fielder, PufslO.
Schr Mary mn Fankin, Burns, Buffalo
schr G AndreWs Jones, Buffalo.
Schr Fl d Root Moore. Port BurWeIl.
SEQ Mona, Brown, kelly's Island, limestone
scow Consue,o, Pelow, Dover Bay, plank.
CLEARED. pril "a
stmr Morning Star, Viger Detroit
Prop Atlantic Pratt, Buffalo, 2SeO bbs -four and sun
Prop ossn, Drisco, Dunkirk 800 bbls -four lOO ObIs
highwf- es
schr L Quinby, Morgan, Wyandotte.
Schr LCcy nchard Henderson. Toledo.
Schr snow Drop StOner, De- -trcit.
Barre Experiment, Boys Saginaw.
scow Oonsue,o. PeioE. Portage River.
sc0W Mona, Brown, Black hivsr.
Sew Phoenix, Buttsrfeld, Lexington
FROM WELLAxD OAEsL.-Ths Detroit Tribune Of
Thursday has the following information from well
land Canal:
The propeller BroOkviIIe passed up yesterday, hAv-
ing left thr Weland Canal at Port Msitand on Sun
day morning. One OF the Northern TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY propelleTs, supposed 70 be the Michigan,
Brcck vile took her departure The ice In that local
ito, for dstancs of 20 80 miles presents too
formidable barrier for vessels to work through, and
nothing short Of strong southwest wind will be OF
any avail towards n moving it.
The propeller Eri4toI Canadian arrived here yea-
terday morning from the Weiisnd Ca1al en- route
70 thiraEo. Her reports relative ths ate the
u ?, are much the as has already been s. ated
Some six or eight ve se had taken their depaTtrre
irou the canal, upward bourd, but it doubtful
whether they wou succeed IN ge't ng through.
Two er thr.e of the fleet, when la-t seen. were
heer acng Pci5t, fest Of IS sal were seen bound
either way
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LOCAL NOTICES.

o. Cutter & Son will sell this day at
O'Clock, an open Buggy, in good order. Also,
at II o'clock, Singer Sewing Machine.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REN CIAE.
MONEY mARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
EnTnnV Evzurru Anil n 1ae

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, April q, 1884. J
GOId-GOld closed in Eew YorS to-day at 174A.
No advces were received by the brokers here after
noon, when gold stood I7sx. At this figure the buy
ing rsts here 10, which would probable be in
creased per cent by the further advance.
silvsr-selling 6see4 per cent. premium buying,
5996O
RiOney-Currency is easy and in good demand at s
per cent.
ExohRnge-Essy, at the following rstes /: Gov
srnment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh Il per cent. discount.
Governments Bands-The market Is irmer in
New York. but we make no change in cur quotations
IT.
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LAKE NAVIGATOR.
For Bay UiFy ana EAST Saginaw.

THE NEW AND FAST SAIL u
fnr schooner BU, KIEGHaM having ,SssAts--
most Of her cargo engaged will clnfinHe 10 rsc-gi
freiRht AZ the dock Of the uuderEigued until Eatur
day noon. No dOekaga charged
" SWAIN, I55 River street.
OleVeisnd. April 2Ist 1864. apl22-l4T
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FOR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix.
tures go to MeGarveys, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr2O:l49.
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| A THENEUM .nl,
"A MUSIC HAIL M
A mOhIPE Ilh fs,...-.-..--Propristo and y Manage'
e. i-Ia Il - " - = z-.,,-. .--stage Menagef
EEhD nh hlh bOLDi .-...-D trectCr OF N usic
Great iSIeerss Of the Columbian TrOnpe Of
MALE AND FEMALE MINsTRELs.
Who will az pear This evening IN choice selection o.
Solos, Duets, Gleee and Chorusses.
WALTER WENTWORTH and Efg MONTEVERpI
in their great trial test Of erobaic coatcrtioys
Iha whOls company Of 30 s ar P, -ormers in song
dsn5s- hurls a e. farce and pan somis Concluding
vita 81 oriRtnal camicaliiy eatitied
THE WAITER AT THE WEDDELL.
Prices Of Admission,
6atquette Eld Dress Circle cents
Reserved Orchestra cent?
oinkie oeaL1 Ia Ls-.''.s., .....5e and Is cents
doors open att, Performance to commence At
MAT lEEE5.-The fourth OF the series for Jadiss
at2 P. N
Admission to maiinee Ladies 25 cts Ohilprsn Iae
Monday evening Eext first appearance OF Miss
, lars bayi Mr.. Nick Foster, Mr.. j huny Boyd and
Mr.. James con. april
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DRAINARD'S HALL. s0as
wednesday EVe., april s7th, -
TIE HOFFMAN's, from HiblO's Concert Saloon,
Br, adTay, EeW York,
GRANS CONCERT,
TOnr. Spring of 1864, Madame CHARLOTTE
VARIAN,

Tho baauti'u' and popular Prima Donna. and Ed
ward Hoffman, the eminent Pianist and Composer
Admission 50 cents Deserved seats without extra
charge Tickets may be obtained and seats secured
Brzinard's Music Store, commences at g A. N. Mon
day morning. Fnli particlau in Programme.
HE, PAkMEhEE, agent
Siadame VsTian, ths chaTmieg Prima Donna -
1t Is with pleasure announce the coming q this
lads % citizens. There is artist who is more
welcome to mpsioal folks than Madame Varian-
her conCsrts last fall have been forgot By
citizens and they will ba eager again TO secure
10 listen once more to those stsrlibg strains which
none bat adam Yaria1 give. Their success in
New fork duriu e tha winter has been immense
Mr., Hoffman hiss alike bsen addi-g new lauIels to
his already veil eart ed fame and We feel sure our
cizsns III not Re backward in tsstifying their de-
light ~ the success Of their fsyOrit,s.
apr2f-l4S
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omM RGHAE,
uLEEELAnp mARKET.

aORNEE9 JEADER oFEIOs,
FEIDAT Ev=sIEs, April p lss4s
Receipts-The following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
mast nina oscIocE ehis morofng
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New York and Cincinnati Dsiliss furnish
ed to subscribers by A. J. Hawks.
spr23 147.
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SATURDAY MORNING. APR. "a, Iss4.
4RAvKLLKR,s REGISTER.
EEv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

O. A. Rssd-U. 8. Io-4O5 5 per cent Loan.
John Ellsler-Acsdemy Of Music.
s. Bsrman-HooP Skirts.
For sale-store.
J, B. Glenn > Oo-Obetse.
For sale-Cottags.
WAnted-Bnsinsfs,
Hiuman- Groceries.
Property owners femonstsnos.
Eeeond Ward-Boeal Notice.
b. Douslas-LOesl Notice.
o. Cutter 4 son-L"cal Notice.
Spiritual HaII-Local Notice
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Glaca Bonnets, one case New Styles, also
New Hats and Ribbons, ct Mrs ShaW's
Rooms. apr22: 157
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sUsTmEss EorIgzs

FLAGS AND BANNERs.r
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CRoWELL B CO.,
en9slsI 1877 suPerior-st., Cleveland, Chic.
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Albums at Wholesale and Retail at Hawks
News Depot, 225 Superior street.
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SECOND NATIGNAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from The Secretary OF the Treas
uTy dafod March D, 64, this Bank will receive sub
scripiions Tor the RATIONAL lO-40 1--WE PKR CENT.
LOAN N coupon bends or registered certificates
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
IN COIN.
This lean besrs GOLD IETEREsr, payable sEEI ANNU-
Al Ii on coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and over
and 100 dollars.
ia subscribing parties may eithsr TO pay the &C.
cTued interest from the HFst OF march to the day OF
subscription IN Coin in Currency adding fifty per
cent premium or receive bonds bearing interest
rom day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
and SUB AGENTS,
tho usua mmission Of eighth Of one per cent.
spril2-l62
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For your reading matter 20 to Hawks
News Depot, 225 Superior street.
apr23. I47.
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FoR SALE very low lot Of good store
fixtures. Enquire at Omnibus Office, No. 147
Superior street. apr15: 147
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FARHsWoRTH's patent Mangler can be
seen in successful operation at the WeddslI
House Laundry. Gail in and see It.
apf2I:l48
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TIE West Side Street Cars will leave
every ten minutes from AtHster Block, foot
Of Superior street. spE20:I4S.
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" N T DI
Fractional Certificates G. G. & @. stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID EOR7
GOLD, SILVER, o. 8. NTsT. COUPONS
AND
Canada Money,
By E. B. HALE, BANKER,
III aUPertor-sfs
4S-Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
~Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
eat Rates. fsbI
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o. S. MUsTERIEe AND DIsBURsIEe OFFICE,
CLEvELAED, OHIO, April p, 1864
By orders received this day from the War
Department, this ofice is now closed. All
claims and accounts in connection with re-
cruiting service will hereafter be presented
to the United States Mastering and Disburs-
ing Officer, Columbus, Ohio.
Fl nnuaTIg
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baskets OF OUR OWN I'M
- PoREATI0H-A large sssortmsnt lust reoeiv-
- a. B g. REfrBERG,
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TeM-FOFty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
T6E FIRST EATIOEAL BANK,


designated a permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
Ten-Forty Governments Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. s. Officers, Psymssters and
Quartermasters. mar30-l52
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DENTIsTRT B. E. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at a low price. dec2R27.
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AUCTION SALES
r ARGE SALE OF HOTEL
IL FURNITURE
ON .-.......by J.: Schwartz
Sue. essor to q. Moore.

AT AUCTION .-.--.-.by J: schwaFIzsnBers,
Sue essor to q. Moore,
~ BE store ISL Ontario street, on Saturday and
monday next z5d and 25th inst, ccmmencfng at 8
oeloek A M each day all the furniture OF the Bur
1ett no1se consisting o. bedsteads, ohsirs, tables
l.elSs' bureaus, carpets all the bedding. sheets
Qau3 DlHnheos P1iioE cases, feather beds holsters
- I.io.s. saftea baif straw and sea grass mat
Ie..es lthe Knives forks, spoons, crooh cry ano
glas9Hares anq Large variety of furniture 70 nnp.
49, % - S--..-l agr2l-ltT
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sEMEaTa.


4 CADEMY OF MUStCI
n RlASSANIELLO
JOHE ELLsLER. ....,....... Manager and Proprietor
ITALIAN OPERA.
Ticket ofles at rrsiBard's Music store.
This SATURDAY, AvEii q Eleventh Opera Night,
Closing Night,
BENEFIT OF Mr.. GRAU,
Aubtrs Master Work,
Es A = kNIE Il. q.
THE DUMB GIRL OF PORTICI,
Die Stumne Won PORTED.
me Virginia Whitrg ........ Evra
NJ me Ficher..... fOns0 Mile Frame ETH, Fennela
Sig Steanfi MassaneiilO. zig Borelia
sig Ximenes ...... LO.enzo. Sig MsRoi ni....SelYa
Herr Kari Fotmes, in his great role as Fisher
iit.u--.--.s..- ftetfO
Conductor and musicaI Director.....Sig bIuzro
NOTIi I'm lie ErEnchetii will cRnes Ia tho third
act tie Celebrated Taran'ella.
Doors open at IL, Opera commences at 9.
ES@ Monday night, opening for the Season
on which OCCASION Miss Maggie Mitchell
will appear.
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asss q PrsEtiss' PEovulss market Re.
pert
The following are the rates charged b. them:
HEml-SRgar-cured premium Haus = D. .....l6
1raeu hoel-a
6houideFa-SuEar-cured i h.....-......... ......l2
Eaoon-Gr Smoked Sides 3 5--............. IA
Lara-Prime leaf, kettle-rended In bbls > b..H
81 Prime Leaf, kettle rendered in kegBH h..i45<C
Perk-Ho. mes , 90
Extra clear 3 90
- No extra charge made for packages or eartags
% railroad depOts or boats All articles warrant
81 strictly PRIME and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly allied. Our slgar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the frst premium ct the
late Uafo Etsso Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTISE,
RIOS ise, l4t and 1ss Ontario-st, OlsTBlsaa
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