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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-20

THE FnE AT SAEDUsKY. - From the
ssndusky Register of Saturday morning We
extract the following particulars as to the
Ere there on Friday afternoon:
Between two and three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, the Townsend House, corner OF
Market and Decatur Streets, was discovered
to be on FIRE in the northeast corner near
the roof. The Ere had already gathered
considerable hesdWay, SO much so that it
bafled all efforts to check or control it. I'm
msdiatsly after the fire was discovered, the
work of cleaning the house of furniture,
goods, etc., was commenced and carried on
| steadily while the fire was progressing, until
most of the contents of the house were re-
moved. The stables occupied by Louis
Horb, Livery Keeper, were very soon in
Volved in the fire, and afterwards it spread
to tho left, along Market street, burning out
the dwellings Of William Robertson, John
HuyIer, William Frink, snG the blacksmith
| shop of Michael Gsguer. The fire finally
| reached north, and destroyed four Of the six
tenement houses belonging to the estate Of
John Weeden, and the stables belonging to
the same property. At one time tho large
foundry and machine shop belonging to
Barney & PringIe, on Fulton street, was in
imminent danger. The furniture and goods
in the houses burned were nearly all taken
oLt before tho fire reached them, but, Of
course, greatly damaged.
As nearly as We can estimate, the total
loss by FIRE will reach about $40, 900. The
principal sufferers are Pitt Cooke Townsend
House) Sc, 900, insured SO 600. R z. Colt,
probably 81 800, insured 81 500. VIM. Rob-
ertson 81, 200, no insurance. John Kugler
81 400, insured $500. VIM. Friuk $500, in
sured. MichadI Gaguer. blacksmith, loss
$3.50, no insurance. Weeden Estate $4,000,
fully insured. Jesse Wilson, Townsend
House saloon, estimates his loss at $500.
Louis Harb lost hay and grain, but saved
horses, carriages, go. We could notI learn
what his loss was, but doubtless several
hundred dollars. A tenement north of the
Townsend House and belonging to thatprOp
erty, was burned, and the occupant, Joseph
Fedde, turned out, saving his goods.
In very short time some fifteen or six
teen families were rendered houseless, and
the goods and furniture scattered, damaged
and some of its lost or destroyed. In the
Weeden buildings alone were living some
ten families.
The cause of the FIRE Is not known.
Nearly all tho boarders in the Townsend
House lest more or less in clothing, etc.
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A WADE MECUM-The most convenient
and indispensable pocket companion for the
soldier or traveller which We have seen, is
Brooke Patent Military and Travelling
Writing, Work and Toilet Case. Within an
oil. cloth covered roll, not longer than a
folded newspaper, and impsnstrsble to rain
or moisture, it contains a tray with ink
stand, envelopes, pens, holder, 60, folio
with two pockets, blotting pad, checker
board, lead pencil, scissors, thimble, buttons,
polisher, white and black thread, silk, yarn,
pins, various sizes of needles, comb, tooth
brush, th-pick, comb, Plastsr-indeed a
perfect trunk-full Of articles, slowed into the
very smallest space, and easily portable any
where. The writing case eau by used on
horseback. The whole arrangement has
been tested in actual campaigns of our on
GERS and soldiers, and meets with their most
cordial endoi sement. No one who i5 ever
called on to travel, whether soldier or civil
ian, should be without one. W. D. Baker
has them.
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NEW YORK bIARKET-Jup. rs



kiguF-State and Western opsued STEADY b1t
cosed aletl With arooping tendency sales Il ~.
loa3,A Tor extra otatei IS 5 20 for eTfra Tor1d
hoop Ohio, and g eaa9,75 for trade brsnds Iacud.
part st sS,25. '
Whisky-Actlvs and iTmsr saiez Al Al .7aI iafor
State, and 81 43aI 80 Tor western - -
WheaL-Dull and 2a3c lower. saIaz - a. 7o.T a
for Ohicago spring; el.S3a 20 for aIlwsrh,s -ilhs
eit92alts6 tor Wiater red Western; g7s2 o5 rr -
ber MichiRsn, the alter an xtrens -
Corr Quiet and ateedy- eales At 81 4sslsste for
a .4isl ~ for N sound DO 80
Oats-Dali and lOaer. Sales Al Gle for Wsstarr
GoGee-Quiet and D. ices nominally uuchaneed
Sugar Quiet st ls1e for Porto kico and lss Tor
Ouhs.
BlolaHssB-Dull.
W0ol-Firm aud in modeFats dsnand.
Petroleum. Quiet ami weak Crude i6ais<c I:
Benned IN bond 65fs6sc; DO fres T8sS0c.
ROrk-Op ned dull, heavy and lower, but ter
wards rallied, and the market el0ced firm. ealss Al
G5 90 for mess t34 50 for Old e26,sOa3 8TA tor
new do closing a. the latter price, so t0s30 30 fer
oiq and new Prime az. 75s5i,z 3 Tor prime mess.
Beef-Firm.
l.ard-Opened firm. but closed 3 shA is lover
Sales &C l6al64c Including extra choice ketIle-ren-
dered az ilc also 60 bbls for July At l65<c.
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Seminary, Wednesday EveninE, June
10Th.
On Wednesday evening last, the annuaI
examinations having bson completed, tie
commencement of the Cleveland FOmaIe
Seminary, now under the charge of Prof. s.
N. Sanford, took place in the Chapel of the
Seminary. We regret that the eztrsoFdins-
~ pressure on our local column has pre-
vented an earlier notice of the commence
ment exercises, beyond the brief one which
appeared in our columns on Thursday morn
ing.
The Chapel has seldom held larger or
finer audience than that which gathered on
Wednesday evening to listen to tho gradus-
ting exercises. The following is lhe even
ing's programme:
Prayer-Rev. Mr.. RyIancs.
Musio-Song-Mis Gustine.
Composition-Mis Mary Hubbard. Sub
jset. "Nsture's Workshop"
Music-Piano Duett-Misses Williams
and Ward:
Composition-Mis Ellen Mum. Subject
"0nWard and Upward"
Music-Soug-Mis5 L. Ward.
Address-John W. McCarty.
Music-Glee Glass.
Diplomas.
Music-Piano Dustt-Misses Eichert and
Benedict.
Music-Glss Glass.
Benediction.
Tho exercises were of the very first order
of literary merit, and would have commanded
enthusiastic applause from more impartial
critics than the parents and friends who
made up the audience of the evening. They
were excellent in thought and in style, and
were road with grace and ease.
The address of the Rev. Mr.. McCsrty, Of
Cincinnati, was a very successful and ele-
CANT effort, and was received with marked
favor by the audience.
tits we'll known to most of our city read
ers that the Seminary is now entirely nder
the charge of PrOf. Sanford, associated with
Mr.. Levi Buttles, who has under his control
the financial management. Prof. Sanford is
we'll and widely known as one of the most
successful of teachers and managers. He is
an able and accomplished gsntloman, and
under his management, with the many i'm
provements which he has introduced and
the excellent features which he has retained,
we expect a continuance and increase Of the
good fortune which has always characterized
the Seminary.
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SUICIDE,
A Young CIsveinudsr Commits Suicide at
NOvi Corners.


We have received letter from @. A..
Spencer, of Novi Corners, informing US that
on Thursday evening last young gentleman
came to his house, and called for 8 bed -
About one hour after his retirement, Mr..
Spencer, hearing an unusual noise, went to
his room, and found him grOaning in the last
death agony, having, as physician who was
called in at once perceived, taken strychnine.
At the time of the writing of the letter, he
was net as yet dead, but was owl
IDENTIFY u. articuIo mortis, and unable
to live another hour. he had not
spoken since being found. He had on kir
person two letters, one directed to "Monf.
La. Hurlbert, Cleveland, Ohio" the other TO
"ssmusl h. Hurlbsrt, Cleveland, Ohio. p
He had upon his person some fifty dollars in
money, and a gold watch, and was we'll
dressed. When he was found he had pho
tograph in his hands. BE was not known to
any person in Novi Corners. We hope that
this article may reach tho eyes of his friends,
and that this youth, who has made such a
rash leap into inhnity, may not be buried
by the hands Of strangers.
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THEArRE.--The spectacle pieces 4" The
Lakes of Killarney" and The Forty
Thieves" are we'll known to Cleveland audi
ences. Considered merely as spectacle
pisoss,-as Huslanses of song, dance, costume,
tabIsau.aud scenios efeOt-thsy are excellent
and we're finely rendered last evening.
Tonight young lady, who snrOuds her
name and personality in mysterious Obscuri-
ty, appears for the first time in Evadne, in
the celebrated drama Of that name. The sf-
4sr-niooo is the excellent farce GA Kiss in
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ExoURsIoE.-The
Armory on Pearl street, West Side, has an
Indebtedness hanging over it, in the shape Of
a mortgage. While tho soldier boys are
away, doing service for the country, it is
deemed a good opportunity to exhibit tho
appreciation Of our citizsns, by removing
this debt. TIE steamer Morning Star is en-
gagged for an Excursion on Saturday next,
the 25fh inst, to Putin Bay. This will be
a 6ne opportunity to have good and do good,
and Captain Viger will make the trip a
pleasant one.
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A BEAUTIFUL PI0rUHE.-We have re-
Gently been shown the beautiful picture Of
"Christ blessing little children, recently en-
gravsd By Perrine, which is justly receiving
the almost universal admiration Of the artists
and other parsous of tasts who have had the
pleasure of seeing it. The work is certainly
one of great merit, and will doubtless grace
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One and rwo-Cent 7ol.ns.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
CLENKLLED. June lS. 1854.

CLENELAhDg Juno 10 AoOa'
EDrroRs LEADER; desire to call attention
to the recent legislation Of Congress on the
subject Of making or passing what are known
as tokens or business cards.
The fifth section of an act Of Congress, ap-
proved April 22d, 1854, is as follows:
SECTION 5. And bo it further enacted,
That if any person or persons shall make,
issue or pass, or csuse to be made, issued OF
passed, any coin, card, tokens, or devices
whatsoever, in metal or its compounds, in
tended to pass or be passed as money, for q
one-cent piece or q tWo-cent piece, such per-
sons shall be deemed guilty Of misdemean-
or, aud shall on conviction thereof be pun
ishsd BY fine not exceeding one thousand
doIIsrs and be imprisoned for term notex-
eeeding Eve years.
All persons who shall violate tho proTis-
sons of tho foregoing section in this District
may expect to be promptly prosecuted and
properly punished. R. +. PAIEE'
United States District Attorney.
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Gr0cerIes-There Il 8 god steaiy demand for
Groceries, and the market has ruled without mate
tsriaI change since our last report. We revise
quotations a. follows;
sUGAR-Porto Rico ITXa2io; Cuba l7a9c; Kew
Orleans lsa2lo; yellow coffee 22l2io; white ooi-
fee 2i1a25o; crushed, powdered and granulated &c
COFFEE-Rio 4sa4Io; Java 52a55c; haracabO -
a5Oc.
sPIJEs-The market for all kinds CT Spices ia sz-
tremey high, and much unsettled as TO render 1t
impoHaibIe to give correct quotations.
sYRUPs-Ths range is e. GOAL 30. according to DUAL.
fly.
MoLGSsEs-Fa:r to choice is quoted at sOeasl'lo.
rrLa-Tha rnnrkat ia vary firm az tho iolloWlng
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NEW CAas.-The Cleveland and Colum-
bus Railroad Company have displayed most
praisewOrthy enterprise in placing on their
road number of new passenger cars, with
raised tops and double ventilators. They
are perfectly new and clean, and give relief
from dust and smoke most ezeellently.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR sALE At THE
POsTO FiF GLE
E. COWLEs, P. N.
CITY NEWS.

DAN RIoE's GREAT sHow,---Dan Rice,
the father Of shoWmen, will be here with
his great shsw about the 18th Of July. The
entertainment offered comprises many new
and valuable features, including featS of
equsstrisnism by Mrs. Dan Rice.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
mONRY mARKRF.
aORNINa LEADER 0FTiOE.

SATURDAY EVEHUa. June Il, ls64.J
GsII-An active demand Tor Gold to-day for ship
ment caused an advance on yesterdays rate Of one
per cent elosing heavy at s6S. The amount ship
ped was o. l7s 4Ti. Dealers here bought 81 % and
sold st s6 premium.
sHVsr-Buying and selling about 10 psr cent. be-
low gold.
mOneT-If there Is any change to nOts In the mon
eY market IL s In the direction Of gr stsr srinEsncY
Wool and Prcduee paper % Offering irsely, which in
addition to Government calls upon the National
Banks is pressing Bankers Tsry closely. The orders
upon New York are being STEADILY responded to, but
the receipts mostly Of the larger denominations,
which are found ineoHvenient for present dsmsrds.
The rate at the National and chartered Banks Is s
per cent but they are accommodating only regular
eustomers rates the street are Irregular and more
or less nominal.
ExchanEs-Ths market Is sbundantly supplied,
and rules heavy. Buying rates to-day we're o.
New York, Z OF; Phlsdelphia and Boston sex.
GOvSrnmsnt BOudE-Quist and steady st the
following rates:
Buying. Selling.
~ > cup 9u1 lUl
l-5g-si April and OctObsr.-....-s...l674 uo
i-sVsl AeDruAty and Augusf---.--lt4H uO
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MORNINGLEADER.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. 1854
~ AnYrp-.sEssENrs.

HER ADgYHSEsENERTs
O. 4. Essa-U. g. I5-40 5oasI.
John ElisIeF--AeSdomY Of Music.
Atheneum MusIo HaIi-A. Montpelier.
Pelton & Breed-For Chi-ago.
Hussey AloBdde-For Lake Superior.
Pleasure MISUNDERSTANDING, June 18th.
L1rinE-Linhet Trial
h. B. Donnelly-Coal Yarn FOR Sale.
Cowles Co.-Csrd- Gases.
Wanted Situation.
Oozlss + Oo.-show-Cases for Sale.
Stolen-Cow.
B. S. Green-Bgents wanted.
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GEBAT BkOAD GAUGE ROUTE |!
Atlantic d ct Western Railway.

Passengers gsing Ia tvard will remember that
this is the only rsuts running trains that leave
Cleveisnd on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, st $40 P. n, arriving at SAILS
marca at 4.4i A. NJ and New York a s:-3 P. M
Sleeping Coaches attached.
81 No Change of Cars.
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UNITED STATES CoURF.-The Grand Jury
presented indictments on Friday sgainstJ Ohm
NJ. Msstiok and William Carver, for corrupt
Iy sndeavOring to influence Thomas L. Cox,
witness, in the discharge of his duty, and
against Asa Freeman for ssssulting and OBJ
struotiug an officer. The Jury was then
discharged from further attendance.
On Saturday Peter lowell, indicted for
passing two United States ones raised to
tens, and a note on Connecticut bank, to
Joseph Archer, of this city, was brought in
and plead not guilty to the indictment.
The case of Abraham Katzsnstsin, indicted
for illegally purchasing soldiers uniforms,
was takOn up and postponed until Monday,
counsel for defendant giving notice Of mo-
tiOns to quash certain portions Of the indict-
ment.
The case of Henry S. Brown, for passing
counterfeit postal currency, is set for trial
to- day.
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AFIEHTIoH Is called TO an advertise
msnt on our first page headed Goal Farm
for Sale" The property is we'll worth the
notice Of parties wishing to invest In realss-
tafa
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On sums Of less than Sio9, hve Per cent Is suuel 10
above prices.
Plastsr-In fair demand At 30 PSF son iOr i.nu'
=, - =. b.r-sl for ssDoatist," and sz,25 per bar
raj for common ealsinsd.
aI.,nd Ps-tsr-steady At folloEinE quotations
1---snt -, k Assoc Stock XXX, sio'oo 70 az
a. Kenustt $500; Pale Dream eil,oOi Porter I'll
1TaIt-steady at q so per bushsL
Hops-7ia2so for Ohio; =sas5o for New fork
STATE. =
Idus-Akron and Osveso water line In soo0
request At 500.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

BT Instructions from the Secretary OF the Trsas.
ury dated March 2 "a this Bank will receive sub
scr1pticns for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE rER CKNT.
LOAN, In coupon bonds Registered certificates re-
deemed after Ten and payable forty years from GATE
in CON-
rms loan bears GOLD IFTEREsT, payable sEHI-AEEU-
ALLY on coupon and registered bonds OF $500 and
and ANNUALLY On bonds OF tho denomination OF 90
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either TO pay the &C.
orued interest from the first OF March 70 the day Of
subscription In Coin IN Currency adding nifty per
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also viii allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the ususi commission Of enc eighth Of per cent
aprilz-I62.
Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
colors, opened this morning st Mrs. Shaw's
rooms. june17:I57
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Christian it is swostly embIsmatie of one Of
the lOvsIisst characteristics of our Savior.
In another column will be noticed call
for agents for this beautiful engraving.
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MARINE iETElLIaENCE,

POhF OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED.---------June l8.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
5imr Ella BuFraWs. Burrows, hoLd an
sr0p WinslOW, Smith. Buffalo
Prop City OF New York, ChadTicE, Ogdfn3bnrRh
Prop Atlantic. trait, buffaiO
Prop SusQuehanaa, Brown, 6sndugkF
Schr Oisy, Coch ane OyJsnsblrgh $50 tons iron ora
Sch kliI auda Garlock, Buffalo
Schr COmely, Powers. hudtlO
Schr OOL suelO bearBs Kingston, l00 tons iron ore
Schr Arabian, Blyltnn, st CEfherues
ScoW Hill, t6cker, saginaw, l51 Al feet iumber
Scow Granville connolly, hOndeau
OLEARED..-.--...-.....June ls.
stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop arctic. u'lius, BuffAi0, coo bushels wheat,
5f9 bbls -four
Prop Wnslos smith Chicago
Prop Uiiy OF New YORK, Chadwick, Chicago
Prop Pacific, hsiIoy, Bufi4lO, 800 bushels wheat
Prop TiORa, Waterbury, Dunkirks i,4-6 bbls flour
Prop susquthanua. urOVn. BuhHo
Brig ity OF TOTontO kpeDnFr Toronto 4jl tons coal
Brig sultan, W. bsier. BunsO
Sehr Wauderer, oiteT Buffs'o, e30 bushels Whest
Schr Bapid, Pease, Pre5cGtt
Schr ID Mclnnis, halmer. Toronto, s62 tlns ccai
Schr Fair Wind, Titus, Pt stanley
schr \ Robinson, DonRhue, uhicag0. 100 tons coal
Schr lronsidea, WsdsWoItn, MarQuefte
Schr Gienavou. spence. Hamilton, IS tons coal
SoOW O Hi Becker, PIT Huron
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ny. HONEE mARKEEJuneIs.

IET TuHs1Agu.I
FEsnsy- STEADY at 6a7 per Mt
SGsFiiEg EKohauRo-Dull at 2l4Ka2l5 10 cur
rency for first ciass bills.
GSoid-Quiet and without decided chance clcsin 2
a little fTmsr. Opening at 95 advancing to s6ss
and closing quiet at g6}6H96&.
Total ports OF specie to-day tI,l79 "a.
efOVarnmenI Htoukl-FiTmsr. United Sfatas
Sizes OF ISL, coupons, il3Si Fivs-twentiss, coa-
pOns, l05A aiOsA.
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THE PARISH DIVORCE CASE SETTLED
Tho Parish Divorce case has been drag
ging its slow length along in the Common
Pleas Courts for the past thirteen or four
teen years, under various shapes. Tho Court
has finally pronounced decision in the case
Of Mary Parish va. Daniel Parish, as fol-
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Marr Parish vs.. Daniel Parise.

The Court find that the complainant is q
resident Of said county as alleged in said
petition, that the parties were married as in
the petition set forth, and that the defendant
has been guilty Of extreme cruelty and gross
neglect Of duty toward said plaintiff, as in
her petition alleged, and that the divorce
granted to the defendant, obtained in Brown
county, Ohio, as alledged in said answer,
was procured by the fraud al said defendant
snd does not therefore bar the complainant
Of her right to alimony herein. It is there
fsre adjudged and decreed that the said de-
fendant do pay to the said plaintiff for her
reasonable alimony in the premises Of the
sum of one Thousand Eve hundred dollars,
to be paid within ten days from the rising
Of the Court, and in default thereof execu-
ton may issue to collect the same as on
,-I5e AEgRIoF pU7IQIuB. ~ -
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FESTIVAL. A strawberry festival
for the benefit Of tho Rev. William Il.
Bruestsr, will be held at the Cleveland In
stitute. Tuesday evening, June 2lst.
juneI7:156.
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RmnssaEaTs.

A OADEMY OF MUSIOi .sga
n BASR-sF.' sE1F TO ASsIra H0Us''
JOHN ELLSL LEE...-..-..... Manager and Proprietor
JAMES DiGkSi -,.-.l5ta3e ithiakef-
,ls Bu5Uh .-...-ss--. II ie.s.tLet-
RI9Fs oF ADuIssi0s- Boxes and Parquette, so ctsi
Family Oireie, "a eta Gallery, ) cts, single
ssats Ia Private BOxe5, y cts. Entirs Box u
e5 and IS. Bssts secured during the day, ~ ets>
Debut EIgAt Of T0uBg Lady,
Who will make h.r ms: srpsaTanee on any stage
this evening, in the celebrated tragaay Of
EV A . N E.
This lady hsl never acted OF attempted 10 act be-
fore Thi8 viii positively be her hfsL Appearance
any stage sbo has bCsn studying and preparing
herself TOR this 6vut. undfr the care o. one Of taa
m ost cagab.e Dramatic Elocuti0usta and stage lt-
rectors in the East- She u furthermore lady OK
standing in tha bet circles Of society, whose
love ana respect for fhe Hsrio0c PrOiession has in
duced her 10 make this veaturs ard she felpestfai-
" and oheerfnlF soli It's the indulgsnt verdict q
Olsvslsnd sucienoe.
MONDAY Evening, june 10Th, viii b presented
for the rss time Ia many years Richard Shisrs greas
play in I've aors, Untitled
EVABNF, or the Ssarue-
Evadno ......-......-..... The IourR lady
To o0nciu1e with a hIcS y THE pAKh-
So TuegeaT Bsu5ft o. rs jas plJhsoh-
he Ticket of-Lesye Man" Wtii shortly De Fro- I
ducad.
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BUFFALO aIARKET-Juus IS


FIoEr-Quiet and uncharR ed.
Wheat-Duli and nominal buyers and ssIlsra
apart.
UOru-HeId ct q % to arrive, without bids.
OaIs-s3as3ac for Western
Wkllky-O Opened active, With large safs closing
firm, but quiet, at si,4fal45.
RreiEbtH-4 anal IRE ightg &c lower. Wheat lSc,
corn l6c, oats l0c 10 New York.
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z. B. HALE, Banker,


III BaPsFfsr-ets
0. 8. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, u 8
a agCOUPOEs and CANADA MONEY
Bourat and soId-at bsstratss
Deposits Received
And Collections made at ell accessible
points.
~Uneurrent Funds converted ct Low
est Rates.
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION

Report Of the DsIegates--TheIr LabOrs
In the Hospital and In the Field--LabOrs
among the WOunded---IncIdents--
Derfsucea.