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NEw YORK MARKKT-May "A



PIour-state and Western a shade frmer- e7,25a
7s5 or extra state e7.55a77D for extra Jund hoop
Ohio; q 75sS,5O for trade brands, market closing
firm.
for Western
WheaT-Decidedly more active. and Base higher.
l57al 65 for hicagO spring 81 SO for Racine dc;
e 60al IS for Milwaukee club; 81 Sal u foR e0mmSn
y inter red Western.
ORfS-DuIi 1t ssasss for Western.
l5o6ee-B ull and UNCHANGED.
5uEar-Si eady. Clarified New Orleans 20H; Mus
cOvadO l6<aI7c; Havana l65Sc.
itlolaHaea-Dull.
Woof- Quiet and firm.
PeIrOIeum-EiIm. Crude ssa3gc. Refined free
e7H69c; do in boOd 6l{a62c.
POrk-ActiYe aud frmer. a27,75 for mess; 81, ,25
fer Old $50 fOasO Z5iOr new do chiefly at SEQ;
s23 75a25 sOOOr old and new prims s2sOoas7 IS for
prime mess.
Beef-Quist at 81 5OaI3 90 for country mes; $500
100 for country prime ai6,00al9,O0 for repacked
mess. SIS, ,50a20 Is for extra mess
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet st s26,O0a2S,00-
Beef Hams-Quiet and nOminally unchanged.
Cut meats-Quiet at Il1ai2c ,or shoulders, ~
also for hams
Hacnn sfdes-Dull and nominal.
Lard-null At I3Aal45fc, including small lot OF
very choice gettls-rendered at l4hc, extreme ig
ure; also 1890 bbs Tor June snd July sellers option
at I45Fc
R1rGer-Firmer 2sa3so for Ohie and ssal2e for
state, Tor fair TO chOics yellow in hrkins
fgheeae-l2al7hc.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETHG.-There
will be public meeting, in behalf Of the
cause of temperance, at Chapin's Hall, this
"wednesday evening at hslf-psst seven
o'clock. Hon. S. D. Hastings, State
Treasurer Of Wisconsin, will preside, and
Hon. James Black, of Pennsylvania, Rolla
A. Law, Esq, Of Illinois, J. Q. DefWile, Esq /,
of Iowa, and John r. Williams, Of Ohio,
will address the meeting. The National
Lodge Of Good Templars, now in session in
this city, will be in attendance.
msy25:I53
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TRE PHoPELLER NnE.-This l-fated
steamer, which was Sc shattered st Williams
& Co.'S wharf in Detroit by the terrible e1-
pIosion of Saturday morning, came out new
in 1852, but underwent extensive repairs in
1861. She was owned by the Msssrs. Evans,
Of Buffalo, who few years since purchased
her from Capt. Frank Perew. As regards
her boiler there doubtless was but few better
on the lakes. The Nile was connected with
Evans line of steamers between Buffalo and
Chicago, and the only boat of the line We
believe which called regularly on the east
shore Of Lake Michigan at NOrthPOrt, in
Grand Traverse. Capt. Hunt, her Captain,
is considered one of the most prominent
masters on the lakes.
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SEE THE CoHoUERING HERo.-Splendid
large new steel plate portraits Of General
Grant. CanvRssing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. maYl4:lbl.
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NoTIoE-A meeting Of the members Of
the First Ward Equalization Association will
be held at the Engine House on Champlain
street, on Monday evening next, at O'Clock.
The question Of a distribution Of the funds
of the Association will GENE before the meet
ing. All members are expected to be pres
ent. D. Il. KEYS,
may21:151 Secretary.
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EO DhAEAhD NDLHD ia 10 MEN,
Important Letter from the State Provost
Marshal General.
The following letter from Colonel Parrot,
the State Provost Marshal General, to Cap
tain Nash, will be read with interest. 1t de-
cides the status Of all drafted men who hive
substitutes in the hundred days service:
OFFICE A. A. PRoVosT MARSHAL GEEERAL,
OHIo, COLUMBUS, o., May %, "a.
CIRoULAk LETTER:
CAPTAIN: By decision of the Solicitor of
the War Department, persons having substi-
tutes in the Ohio National Guards for one
hundred days service, who have been draft
ed, will not be credited with the period Of
service of their substitutes.
Provost Marshals will see that drafted
men who have furnished substitutes for the
one hundred days service, comply with the
provisions of the law governing drafted
men, before the expiration of the service of
their substitutes. By order Of Colonel J. II.
Potter.
L.V. BIERCR.
CAPT. F. A. NASH, Major and A. A. G.
Provost Marshal 18th District Ohio.
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TIE Second Ward Draft Association viii
meet this evening, May 23d, at Court Room
No. 1, at half past seven O'Clock. Every
member is requested to be present. By or
der of the Finance Committee.
may23:I52 ia. SANFORD, Sec'y.
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TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK having re-
ceived instructions from lhe Secretary of the
Treasury, authorizing the redemption Of the
Coupons Of the Eve per cent. Legal Tender
Notes, due JUNE. LIST, will redeem the same on
and after that date. may24l5S.
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CITY NEWS.

EXAMINATION OF DRAFTED Men. -
The examination Of drafted men was con-
tinued briskly by the Board of Enrolment,
At the Provost Msrshal's Once yesterday.
The following table exhibits the result of
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P1AHos.-G. A. Barlow is opening q new
stock Of the Knabe Pianos, which for vol
ume and purity Of tone and durability, are
superior to any offered for sale in this city.
ON --I seA fbAm at No. g. Euclid street. =
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGsrvey's, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. aprzO:l4S
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BUFFALO MARKET--IIay "A.


Fiour-Unchanged. sales yesterday OF double ex-
tra Ohio and Indiana at s7,l5to So
eSEraf-sut little inquiry parties apart Sales
Yesterday OF white MichiSan Al 81 7Oi to-day 10
IiWaukee club st sl,40; NO chicago spring az sl'-
"a the market closing dull ,
Corn-NCt active No old mixed 1tzSi NO
new beid AZ 81 "a, and No vt 81 "a closing dull
fbnfn-LoWer; offered at nc
VhiakV-Ho demand held at q, -
fIanai FreiRhEa-FiFm a. l69ac for wheat l41c
f,F corn, and &C for oats 10 New Ork
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TENTH WARD.-An persons liable to this
present draft are requested to be present at
the Kentucky Street School House this
Wednesday evening at IL o'clock.
may Is: 1872. 7. j. BUREIx, Chr'm.
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FIFTH WARD, NorIOE There will be
meeting of the members of the Fifth Ward
Equalization Association at the Baptist
Chapel, this Monday evening, the 2Sd inst.
It is important that every member should
be present, as the question as to the distri-
button of the funds will come before the
meeting. All the drafted members are re-
quested to bring the notice served on them
by the enrolling ofieer. By order Of the
Executive Committee.
B. P. BOWER,
dIta Secretary.
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Go to the great Bankrupt Bale for your
Boots and Shoes, for style beauty and dura-
bility, they can be had at less than Man
ufaeturers price. los Superior street.
mRy25: l52
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E CHEAPER THAN CoTToH SHIRTIEe.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
Of 1. P. Sherwood's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. msyzS
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NY. sEOOK nIAKkKF-mn, II.

ztOeks-Firm.
FfTe-tEenties, coupons. lO64, seven thirties III,
One year certificates 9S4, Pacific Mail "a, New 1ork
Central l3i&, fudson li9, Erie l631 Reading 1903
Harlem 25i, Michig tral l464 Michigan SOUTH
ern lCO d. guaranteed I43H, Illinois Central scrip
1927, Cleveland and Pittsburgh ll6A, Galeoa and
Chicago l37, Cleveland and Toledo $50, chicago and
Rock Island ll74, Chicago, Burlington and Qnlncy
l2y rittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago llT6, Chi
cago snd Northwestern 64A
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GOOD rEmPLARs.


Tenth Annual Session Of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of Good TemPinrS---fro-
ceediHgs Of the First Day
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF 9Ood
Templars commenced its tenth annual seS-
sion at Chspin's Hall, yesterday morning,
At ten O'Clock. A Isrge number of delegates,
representing nearly all the loyal States, were
in attendance. The following is 6 list Of
them:
Hon. Samuel D. Hastings, of Wisconsin,
John Evans, of Michigan, R. W. G. c.
L. Ellen Wright, Of Pennsylvania, r. W..
RolIa A. Law, Of Illinois, R. ". G. s.
J.W. FERGUSON, of Canada, R. W. g. 7.
E. C. Lowe, of Maine, R. ". NJ.
D. R. tPershing, Of Indiana, r. W. d. ID.
Rev. J. NJ. PEBBLES, Of Michigan, X. W;
Chaplain.
Canada-J. W. Ferguson, Simeon Nor
riI, John MoWhinnie.
Msine-R. G. Lowe.
Massachusetts, e. L. Mitchell.
Pennsylvania-Hon james Black, J. New
ton Pesroe.
Vermont. Barny Robinson.
Iudiana-Rev. J. NJ. Hutchinson.
Iowa-Mrs. J. W. Cattell, Mrs. Fordyo'
Worth, J. Q DetwiIer.
Ohio. A. Spencer, ]. r. Williams.
Michigan-Geo. L. Hitchcock, John Rus
sell.
IIlinOis-Msliss Emery, Miss L. 8. oOWd
cry, ]. ". Nichols.
Missouri-John Campbell.
Minnesota-Wm. Wilson.
Wisconsin-H. d. Giles, E. L. Thomson
Rev c. L. Thayer.
California;. II. Bishop.
The morning was occupied with the OK
animation of credentials, and the report o
officers. The report of the R. W. G. 7. CON
tanned valuable suggestions in reference
advancing the order, sustaining the tempe
rance press, and an sble defence Of tn
organization from the attacks Of those VII
objst to secret societies. The report {
the B. N. g. S. exhibited encouraging Pre-
gress in nearly every State, and the additiO
of two Grand Temples in Vermont an
Prince Edwards Island, with one in PrOsPet
in Delaware.
The following figures show the numerici
strength of our order;
Number ofmembers IN good standiug..--....6I,2 2
Number initiated the last tyear.........-.......2,S 3
Present number Of pes........-........-.. 3
Number Of temples instituted during the
The r. g. N. Treasurer reported as the
balance in the Treasury ..-.............Sl,s6 ,s64
The afternoon session was devoted to Il
consideration of uniform system for j
veniIe Temperance associations, in come
tien with Temples, and a resolution VI
fually adopted recommending the fOrmatit
of such societies wherever practicable.
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DEHTIsFRY.-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at q low price.
dec2R27
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THE new way those Gem Pictures are
made at Parker's Rooms, No. 9, Public
Square, is rich, and they are hard to beat.
may24;152
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OsWRGO DIARKkT--NiaY "A.

LBI TELEsRAPH-l
Fiour-In good demand at sT.z5a7i50 for numDer
] sprfug, E7,75 Tor red winter.
RbeaT-Firm but quiet; parties apart.
Corn-Scarcs and quiet
OaIs-Firm, but quiet.
ETeiTbts-ioWer. Carriers offer to take wheat At
IOc to New York.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Prof. Alf. Howard, American Ole Bull
violinist will visit Titusvills, Pa, and
Jamestown, N. z, soon.
mav35.Ib2
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TUESDAY KvENTEe, May 24th.
The President of the Council, Thomas
Jones, Jr., in the chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Danglsr, Goldriok and Huntington.
Minutes of the last meeting read and aP-
proved.
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CLRTELAND mARKKv.

mOESiHG LEADER OgFIOEs
TUESDAY EVEETEs, Nay "a ls64.
ESecelpts-Tne following are the receipts Of grain
by rail during the 4s hours ending at halipast one
osrTork Fo.dovs
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PETITIONS.

OFT. D. Masters, Bridge Tender, asking
increase of wages. HsrbOrs and Wharves.
OF John OuthWaite for vscating part of
Kinsman street. By order of City In
speotors.
Gf G. Bradburn and others, asking the
Council to consider the Claim of O. P. Dabney
Filed.
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AoADEnY OF MuBIo--HANLEf.-lti is with
a feeling Of glad relief that We turn from the
sensation pieces to which We have been 80
lsvishly treated since the opening Of the
theatrical season, to the classic drams--irom
plays that depend for their effect on cheai-
cal lights and the banging Of muskets' to
tragedies in which legitimate acting-taste'
intellect, and power, cOmbined,-ca alone
win success. The transition was marked
one-from CudjO's Cave to HANLET'-and II
was IS refreshing IS it was marked. Hamlet
was spIendidIy rendered last evening. MI
Adams has the natural advantages of hand
some person and most admirable voice.
which his genius and culture have taught
him how TO use. Mr.. Adams thoroughly
oomprshsnds the wonderful character Of the
msIsnch Lie Prince Of Dsnmark-and that is
more than can be said Of half Of the actors
who attempt to render it. His rendition OF
IL was mssterIy-marked with culture, pow
or and scholarly appreciation Of the text
throughout. We have no space for comment
in detail, but only express the hope that Mr.
Adams may repeat Hamlet again, to fuilsi
house than that of last night. Mr.. McCol'
lem spoke tbs part of the Ghost with grsa'
eject and power. Mr.. ElIsIer's POlOniui
was most excsllent, as are all his renditions
The rest of the company did well, and wOul'
have done better had there been less cutting
less interpolation, and strictsr fidelity to tn
original text.
Tonight, Orchard the Third " an
q" Family Jars" are announced.
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MARINE lHTElLIGENcE.
PORr OF ULKVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED..-....---..May5 y.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
stmr OleVe and, Hallerand, Marquette.
Prop UuyahOga Evers, Budal0.
Prop MENDOZA, WEIGH. Buffalo.
Brig Baltimore, Brothers, Kingston, 30 tons iron
ore.
Bark l. lansing Psrsons Chicago, Is 264 bush corn.
Schr utary Collins. Dixon, Buffaio
sohrJ W sarseanr. Hearns, Teiedo 500 bushels
whest.
scow Lime Rock. Fargher Port Hope, 30 M feet lum-
her, so Nj lafh II N shingles
Scow Consuelo, PelOw, Calhoun Greek.
OiIRA May -.
Stmr City OF Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit.
Stmr Amity. Strineer, Chatham
Prop JuyahoRa Evers, Milwaukee.
Prop Mendoza, Welch, Chicago.
Prep Neptune Gibson, Chicago.
coal
Prop Pacific. Kelley, p qIalo, 1850 bbls tour.
Schr a Buckingh IN, Young, Marqustte.
chr Petrol, Peltief- Port bope.
Schr May COllios, Dix D, Chicago, $50 tons coal
Schr Odd Fellow, Murray, Montreal
Schr L . COman, Brown Port Huron
ScOW Granville, OOBn 'lly, kOndeau.
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REVENUE STAMPS

FoR sALR At THE
CLEVELAN POsTO FICE
Z. CowLES, P. M.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland
Designated Depository and Fiseal
Agent Of the United States.
National 30 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

Rr iustructions from the Secretary OF the TreHs-
urv datod March 2 '6l, this Bank will receive sue
sr-intfons for the NATIONAL lO4O 1--WE Phh ol-nE.
ToST IN COUPON bonds registered oertncete3 = -
deemed after ten and payable forty years rom oate
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEhl-4
r1T on coupon and registered bonds OF e5 and over
a4d ANNUALLY on bonds OF the denoulihANioh VI -
IN subscrjbinR parties may eithsr to pay the sc.
r1d interest from the irst OF March % the day O.
s1bscriution in Coin or in Currency adding ntty Pc
cent premium or receive bonds bearing Interest
ron DAY Of subscription Also viii allow 70
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS',
AND SUB AGEHT5,
the usual commission Of one eighth Of one per cent
anriI3-l62
Tar Ladies viii please look into Mrs.
shaw's Millinery Rooms, 2so Superior street
may19:I57
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CRURsDAY, MAY 26TH. 1854.
Plated Fare, Watches, JeNeiFy, &c.

o. Gutter 4 Son will sell on Thursday, May 2s b. az
their Auction RoOm, sank street, commencing It 10
o'clock A. M, stock OF Piated ware. Watches,
Cold Silver Watches Bracelets, Sets Of Jeaelrys
epecfac es, Watch and Clock MaferiA Sin fact
ger erai assOr msnt being the stock ef frm retir-
ing business Il is all Of the best anality. and
wss purchased for the retail trade. IeEoerls Ped
ders sod al who wish to purchase will do we'll 90 at
nd this ale, It 70 be sOd without any reserve
whatever Terms cash az time Of sale may1i-laz
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ANEW PIoK- EIoKINGGRoUED.-Our city
pent readers will be delighted to learn that
the East Cleveland Railroad Company have
leased a handsome piece of woods in East
Cleveland, on the line of their road, and in
tend cleaning of underbrush, erecting fe"
buildings, and putting it in the best of order
for pick-nicking parties. 1t will be thrown
open to all, except on Sundays, free of charge
If a party desire to use it, and will notify
the company day or two beforehand, cars
will be furnished for them, and they will be
taken the round trip for ten cents apiece.
The bit Of forest leased by the company
lies near the jackson House, adjacent to
and juste of NJ. NJ. spangIer's grounds
We visited it yesterday, and found it q most
attractive spot, already fit for the reception
of merry parties. A little labor will make 1t
a most desirable place for pieknickers.
By the way, in this merriest and haPpiest
month of the whole round year, We know Of
no cheaper and yet higher pleasure thar
may be got by jumping aboard one of the
handsome cars of this company and riding on
along their beautiful line till you can see
msa doWs an forests and waving grain, car
smell flowers and new movn hay, and car
breathe the free air of heaven. If you only
20 out and return at Onoe you will be bette
and happier for your ride.
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n. Y. CATTLE MARKBT-RIay d.

TBH TELLuhAFHI
The current prices for the week at sl the markets
are a. follows.
Beef Cuttle-Per cwt., first quality, els,OOdl9,-
on: ordinary TO good, per cWt sl6 5OEol7,5O COM
mon. 81, ,OOdl6, 70. inferior, ei3,506pl500.
Cows and CRives-first quality i55,O0a65,0Oi j.
ordinary, s45,O0s5OOOi common, go O0a4500; inle-
rinr, s35,O0a40,l0
Veal CaIses-First quality. 2 b, 95zal0c; ordi-
nary, S7kasc common, 75zasc inferior, 6SaI3-
sheep and Lambs-EXtu y head, 8ll ,00slsl3,0O (;
prime, sS,5Onl0O0; ordinary q, ,58GS,50; common
s6,5 s67 50; interior l5,5OEps,O0-
swine Corn fed 2 pound, sSgsAe; still-ted
65<U3hc.
OF al the high prices Of Beef Cattle reported
in th's market, those current this week are the
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts Of all stock at ali the yaras iOr
the week were follows:
reeves -
goWa..-.-..-
veal calTes..-...--.-.. .--.----'- -
Sheep and lambs ---'---------- -.
su7fn sll3
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Of Board of City Improvements, on the Pc
tition of q. Rice and others, against paving
Prospect street. Filed.
of Committee on Fire and Water, in refer
enos to the purchase of bell, &C., Of Engine
company No. 10. Filed.
of the City Attorney, in relation to what
rights the city has in the old Canal on the
West sido of the river. Filed.
Of Committee on Harbor and Whsryes, in
relation to tugs depositing dirt in the lake.
Filled.
OF the City Attorney, on the claim of
Francis MARROW, for damages sustained on
Franklin street, in favor Of the claim. Board
of City Improvements.
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Ten-FOFty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOsITUBY.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAHD,
designated permanent DePoSitoyy Of the Govern.
ment, Is prepared to receive Subscriptions 70 the
Ten-FOFty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. s. Ohioes, Paymaster and
QuartermAsters. mAr30-l52.
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AMUksnEMTs.
A OADEMY OF MUSICI II
IA BAEK-ST., NEXT TO ANsIER HOUSE,. 80

A OADEMY OF MUSICI ,Nfl
IA BAEK-sT., NEXT TO ASenR HOUsE. s
JOHN ELLSLER.......-..... Manager and Proprietor
4AmEs I
Prices OF AD.TssioS Boxes and Parquette SO Cs
Sam n Privse Boxss IS ets Entire Box, Ii
% and IS. Seats secured during the day, % cts.
The manager has the honor to announce limited
engagement with the Young tragedian,
MT. EDWIN ADAMS.
bse career throughout the entire Union is eonsld-
cred BY the universal Dramatic World to be the
greatest series Of triumphs record ince the early
career Of the (nov) eminent trsgedisn, EDWIN
WEDNESDAY, EVEsING, May 25th, 1884, will. be
presented shasspsare's Great Eise-Aet uasedy
RIG HAR D III.
Richard EDWIN ADAMS
Queen Elizabeth. .........-.-....Mrs EfHe El.sler
To conclude With
FAMILY JARS.
In active preparation, the new pay called
THE II = EKETIO.
THE D'HEART.
A THENEUm sa.,s
MUSIC RAR.s1 w.
Superior st., opposite Bank st.
A. MONTH ELL ER, R,...-.....ProPrietor and nAn lgeI
l. =. RlLE1 stage stAnaEsI
g GUS PErE MaltIe oe bellet
JUSTIN JUOhH... -...s..Dltecsor VI N u7le
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing that
he has enlarged the stage in order 70 give effect 70
sriss Of Equestrian and Spectacular Dramas which
will shortly be produced ia addition to which there
will be New Drop Curtain.
First appearaooe Of the popular Ethiopian Comedian
and baDiOist DICK PLATT rom tie Americ q
Theater, Broadway, New York.
First night OF the beautiful Ballet OF POCAsO.
First appearance Of Father Peters and his Original
OLD FOLKS
First nigh o. the laughaole Pantomime Of the Cob.
ler's ftolie supported By the entire company Of
l 90 talented artists.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dress Oircle...,.....2s cts.
| deserved Orchestra Stalls .....-50 cts.
- The next family matinee will take place Sat
urday, the 18th inst.
The grand Equestrian Spectacular Drama OF
MAzBPPA,
Is in active preparat and will shortly be produced
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p, y, mONEX mARAER-Hlay "a.

Monsy-Easy at per cent.
Sterling ENohauEo-Acttve and nrmer. zOla
2Oi5S tor Currency
tIoId-Active and higher. Opening Mt Is X, I'D =
vanoing to 1885, declining TO 1si4 and closing firm at
ls5hal55A.
f3oVsramozE srooks-A little hrmer. United
States SIS OF 1851, coupons, IisH; five s-twenties,
coupons. U6HalJT; seven-thirties, October and
Aprfl. HI
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iHOTOE SAMPLES -0B
HOeha, Java 4 BIO FORees.
Also, every grade Of white and Brown Sugar
The lowest market prices. -,
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MORNING LEADEE 9EElGE, .E q !,

MORNING LEADER OFEIOE,
TUESDAY EvENuG, May "a, 1884
GaoId-Gold advanced in New York to-day, closing
firm at ls55sslsSN. The only cause apparent to US
for this advance probably heavy demand for
shipment, tomorrow being steamer day. The buy
ing rate here to-day uniformly 80 per cent pre-
mium.
silVsr-Buying about 10 Per cent. below geld.
MOney-Thers is very little demand on the street
at present for money and the market is easy at tie
regular rates, sez& per cent. Large drafts have
been made by the Government within a day or two
upon the National Eanks, but the effect, though
temporarily tightening up those institutions some
what, is not perceptible upon the general market
EXohango-Easy and quiet at unchanged rates.
GOVornmenE B8nds-stoadT, but rather dull
at the following rates;
Buying. Selling
O-Eu D OOu p0lh
T-30's, April and October.............ll0 ll1H
7-3Ps, February and August......-.ll0 iiSA