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B. B. WOODBURY., Chairman.
JoHS N. sTuLL, Secretary. -yLr

BuRqLArY AT sAxDUsKY.-A telegram from
sandusky, received on Saturday morning
by Sheriff Lewis, announces that on Friday
night the efice of the County Treasurer of
Erie county, in sandusky, was entered, the
safe broken open and the money distracted.
The amount of the loss was not stated
Several other burglaries were committed
in that city on the same evening.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
q. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.

On and after Monday, May 10th, 1894, Passenger
Trains will run as follows, Sundays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
g:A A. M.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping a
WHlOughby, Painesvilie, Geneva, Ashtabuhs,
5'iss.it and tir1ir1 only and arrive at Erie at
l:l3 p H. Dunkirk 500 p IA, Butialo :0i T. ~
$50 p. M.-ClNClNNATI ENPKESS-Stopping an
Palnesville, Ashtabula and Girtrd only and ar
riyes az Erle6 q p n, DunkiTk n P n, Buff
$50 P. M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stopping al all stations and arrive at Erie at
2IOP P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Painesyllie, Ashtabula and Girard only, aud
arrives at Erie at lz:l2 A. NJ. Dunkirk 2;45
A NJ, Buffalo i=2O A. N
LEAVE ERIE
I=25 A M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoupinq
AT Girard, Ashtabula and Painesville only and
arrive at Cleveland at 800 A.. ~
500 A; III. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
IkAlH-stopping al all stations and arrive at
Cleveland at ~ 10 A. N.
SD A M--TOLEDO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at all
stations except oWHnvllla, SaybrO0k, UniOnvilie,
Ferry, Mentor and WiCkline, and arrives Al
Cleveland at 30 p. Al.
2:40 p. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR at
GiTard, Conneaut, Ashtabula, and Painesville
only, and arrives in Cleveland at b - P. N.
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cinein-
natl, indianapolis St Louis, &C; and all through
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkrk with the
trains OF the New York kre iiailrOad, aud at Buff
lal with those Of the New York Central x BuiialO x
New York City Railroads tor New York Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls Sc., and at Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia a Erie Railroad.
20 Day Express, East and West, connects at
Gir4rd with Trains on Ere 3 Pittsburgh Railroad
Cleveland. May 10th, Is64
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BUslNEss VIEW or CLEVELAND, l661-j.-
We are pleased to notice that our friend
Mr.. f. N. Bowes, (son of the late Gen. J,
r. Bowes, Z. S. A. is now sojourning in
Cleveland, and will call upon mer-
chants and business men generally in our
city, with the view of introducing to them
a new method Of making their business
known. The style has been adodted In st.
Louis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati And Chicago. Mr.. B. pro
poses to prepare business charts which
will be hung at the Depots, Hotels, Manu-
factories &C.. in this city and also at differ
ent towns on the several railroads center
ing here. The card or chart will contain
fine portrait of Union General, which
will attract attention. Those of our busi-
ness men who desire to have their places
of business well impressed upon the pub
lie mind should avail themselves Of the
opportunity thus offered them by Mr. B.
The charts when printed will be display
ed in the most public places to the extent
of one thousand copies. Each advertise
er will have as much space allotted as
he may desire. -I
The painting will be in fine colors, as all
will acknowledge who see his samples.
Give him 'card."
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Held FOR TRIAL.-Three Of the five men
arrested in Erie, by Depu9y sheriffs Nc
kinstry and Whitney, for horse stealing,
have been. bound over foE TRIAL in the Court
Of Commen Pleas Of GeaAZa county in the
sum of-Sf, 900 each, and, in default Of bail,
have been sent to Jail. The other two
turned states evidence.
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CITY NEWS.
Union District convention,


To the U,Eoa Foters Of tEc EightecnH Con-
grcssjoaal District:
Pursuant to resolution of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teenth Congressional District, consisting of
the counties Of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places of holding elections, oD Saturday,
August 10th, to elect delegates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 18th, at Brainerd's Hall, for the
purpose Of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each coun-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will he entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction Of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
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DIED.

In East Cleveland, on the 9Th inst. Of Dropsy,
CHARL ES 7. INGERSoLL, aged I6 Years
Drowned, in the Cuyahoga River near Brook
lyn Centre, Saturday, August 9Th, whilst in hath
" - ~ A4'sAila - -
aged II years, . months and days.
Funeral services will be held at his fathers resi-
denoe, Brooklyn Ceutre, on Monday, the sth inst,
at half-Past 10 M. Friends of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend.
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The Anniversaries al oberIin.
0BER1IS COLLEGE, Aug. 3

OBERL4N COLLEGE, Aug. 8.
ED1ToRs LrADER Under the most favora-
bic auspices the commencement season has
fairly opened-that is, the first of the chain
Of public exercises, the preparation fora-.l
attendance upon which gives rise to the
greater part of the hustle and excitement
which annually pervade our usually quiet
village, has taken place. The expecta-
ton has been that the season is to be a
very dull one, owing to the smallness of
the classes and the diversion consequent
upon the war, which grows every yearmore
serious. Yet if We are to judge from this
afternoons exercises, themerit of the pub
lie ANNIVERSARIES is not to be m the least di-
minished.
The general opinion seems to be that
neither the " -Elioian" itself nor its sister
society, the "Ladies' Literary" has ever
heretofore succeeded in presenting 50 at
tractive and meritorious an entertainment
to the public.
The first mentioned Of these sorie-
ties-the q Elioian'' held its seventh
anniversary on Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
Sd. The following is the order of exer-
eises. o..
The Fishorman's Wife, @
Anna D. Hotehkfss, whiteford, Mich.
Louisa L. Buchanan, Genesec, Mich
Sophie NJ Hail. oberlin
Shavings.
Our Opportunities,
Without and Within.
a. II. Chapman, Kingsville
Rose F. Matthews, Sutton. England.
Latent Forces.
Emma A. Warren, Russia.
MUSIC
BESEDICTIoS.
Rather the most general interest was ex-
cited by the sixth piece ofthe programme,
which, to the delight of the public, proved
to be an excellent coIloquy, the joint COM
position, we are told, of Iwo members Of the
society.
It opened with a soliIoquy from Liberty
personifed, lamonting her sad condition
and hopeless prospects. Then enter sue
eessively Implications fthe Physical Force
of the nation, offering million of soldiers,
ofits Wealth, laying at the feet of Liberty
immense treasures, fits Home Benevolenoe,
providing for the wants Of its soldiers, of
Justice, promising the protection of Heaven.
To these enter representatives of the Cop
perhead and African elements the opin-
ions of the one are received with scorn, the
entreaties of the other with assurances Of
future welfare. Finally white-robed mes
singer announces the change in the heart
Of the nation, and prophesies a speedy ter
mination of present trials. And the whole
terminates with fine sacred chant, per
formed by the singers of the occasion.
We can hardly speak too highly of the
literary merit of this colloquy, and its
rendering by Misses Willet, wilder, Hotch-
kiss, Hull, Jarvis, Chambers, Patterson and
Deane was equally good.
The other exercises of thealIernoon werc
pnexcePtionable, but We have space only to
refer to the so called "shavings, - eollcc-
tion of miscellaneous tit-bits, very efIec-
lively read by Miss N. F. strieBy.
Good music was furnished by an able
company of singers and players, under the
direction Of Mr.. G. W. Steele. D.F.
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BUFFALO lLARKET--Aug.G c.
BY TELEGRAPH.T


FlOur-Du1 and demand moderate.
WheRt-Dull. Sales No Chicago spring 50 90
az O5. Other grades neglected.
COrn-Market dull No . at 81 3GJZGI 81
Oats-DuiI; Soc asked; S31laS3c offered.
WhisiKy-Duu and nominal. Sales at 81 72l7
/ 73
Canal FreightS-DuIl. To New York
Wheat 2lc; Corn 1SGlS1[; Oats l2c
Lake ImPOrIs-flOur ?, 500 wheat l5G, ,579;
corn l5G599-
Canal EXPOrts-Flour 2, 400; wheat 81, ,2say
corn 7,OG0i oats 5S SO
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a Boy DRowEED.-OD Saturday last a
lad, aged twelve years, was drowned in the
Cuyaboga River near Brooklyn Centre.
His name was Marvin L. Jones, and he was
a son Of Carlos Jones, of Brooklyn Centre.
Ills funeral services will take place to-day.
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CHICAGO MAREET..-Aua. 9

lBT TELEGRAPH
FlOuF-Actiye
Wheat-Firm at s. Oo for No L 81 aO9l 81
for NO2.
COrn-Flrm at 81 "a for No 2
OafS-Firm at 7Gc
Ml@hNines-Hlghera at 81 o.,
Professionalism.
FreiEhts-steady
RecPiDts-2SOO bbls flour; 3S, 900 bush wheat;
G., ,UtO bush Corn; 43, ,OOO bush oats. s
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
as3S4
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
New I.Oau-Seven ana Three-Tenfhs
Treasury NOGes-

This Bank Is prepared and win receive subscrip-
tiOus for the NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, paya-
bic three years from Au ust Is a. bearing inter-
est at the of seven and three-teniis per cent
per annum, with semt-Snnual coupons attached,
pay able in lawful money.
Interest will be allowed to August 18th on depos-
its prior to that date. If made subsequent, inter
est will be computed and charged to time Of pay
ment
Notes will be issued for $50, sIOO, $500, 900 or
s., 900, and made payable TO order in blank, as
subscribers may direct.
These Notes will be convertible at~Jhe option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds redeemable after five (5) and paya-
bic twenty years from August 18th, 1861. jy30 I62
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} 4rippiug Gumpositiua.

T ALOR'S SHEEP AID LAMB
A DRIPPING oOMPOSITION.--C
Scab, Ticks and Lice on Sheep OF cattle,adds
over q pound Of wool 20 the fleece, improves
its quality, aud adds to the general health
Of the sheep, without danger Of taking cold.
For Particular, apply to
LALOR BROTHERS,
t--IFlfsI. Utica, N. Y.
JIM Walsh, Ill Ontario-st., Cleveland,
Ohio, or IL W. MURRAY, Hartford TruIn-
bull Co., o., wholesale Agent, to whom AL
applications for sab-agenoies IN the State Of
Ohio must be made.
lunes-i62
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leutistry.
Entail NOTICE

n RGALLIwEbL and DANIELS. Dentists. return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have
ceiYed the past twelve ycars and hope for a cOntnu
ance. We also beg 70 inform tins who are IN need
of ARTIFIJIAL TEETH and othrI work In
professoH, that prices viii b. governed hy the
value Of GOLD on and after the first day o! Scptem-
her next have to pay FOld OF its equivalent in
Grteubacks. for all tine material use Conse-
O1Isntir we arr com nslsd to advance our prices
Full Set, Upper or Lower. from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until the specified time.
ALEX. b. HALLIWELIl, N. D..
J. Il. DANIELS.
Dental Rooms, cor. Ontario st. and Pub Squara-
JulV 20 lsf4 Jv82- ls3
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UEOhGLl lMUNkOE 2 Co.,
au3-l62W&s 1877 William ST., N. Y.

A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC will be
held at the Cleveland Medical College,
eorhor of Erie and st. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Aug. 3:l65.
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY mORNING. AUGUsTs.
NEW AnYERTIsEMENTE.

Brai6ards Hall-Italian Opera Troupe
Academy of Mnsic--Holmau Opera Troupe.
Cleveland worsted Co.-White FLANNEL, ele
Garretson, Howe & Co.-For Lake Superior
Pelton q Breed-For Chicago Milwaukee.
Peltou & Breed-For Ogdensburgh.
Jay OdelI-Announcement. .
Many Noters-AuHOuncemenl
First Ward-LOcal Notice.
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Jew YoRK sToCK MARKET.

LBY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YoRK, Aug. 6, 1854.
Government StOcks-Shade lower. United
States Is 81 coupons 1861; 5-2Os coupons l0s1<9
l0sH.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward win remember that
this + the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
saturdays excepted, at g;l0 ?. a.. arriving at Sal
lmancs Al 4;44 A. NJ, and New York at s:2S P. NJ.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
Ea No Change Of Cars
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ITS ABSOLUTE SECURITY.

Nearly all active credits are now based
on Government securities. Bankssof issue
and savings banks hold them in large guam
tities-in many cases, more than the entire
amount of their capitals-and they hold
them as the very best and strongest invest
ment they could possibly make. II it we're
possible to contemplate the financial failure
Of the Government, no bank would be any
better or safer. Savings banks that allow
their depOsitors but five per cent, can only
pay interesto or principal in greenbaeks or
notes OF State banks. Banks of issue and
discount cannot ask or get anything better
than Government paper in payment Of Gus
toners notes, and they prefer it to all 9TH
er, for they are compelled to redeem their
own notes in that paper as the circulating
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English Fancy Biscuits, Banbury Cakes,
Ice Cream daily at S. W. Garrett's, late
Mould, Hogan 4 Co. auI-I62
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\. z. MoNEY 1IARKEr.-.Aur. q.

MOney-Easy.
Sterling Electromagnetic at I0q
GOld-lrregular and unsettled, opening at 2503{,
advancing to 2Jl5, declining to z59 adv ancing to
2uOJs, and closing quieI at 2Bl1z
Total exports Of specie to-day, sol 600.
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FOR ONE TEAR RECRUITS

The Trustees Of New London Township, In HUI
ron county, Ohio, will pay Local Bounty Of One
Hundred Dollars to all Recruits to be credited to
said Township, TO fill its quota under the last call
Of the President for 100000 men. This Bounty VIII
be paid (uness the quota is led) until the 5th
Jay Of September next. In addition 70 which, the
citizens OF said Township are expected to make up
6 Bounty Of Fifty Dollars.
r. c. POWERS,
D. II. BARRITT,
GEORGE BISSELL,
Trustees.
New London, July 10th, 1864. jy2s-les
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SfhuuIs.
FEMALE SEMINARY

O,LEVELND FEMALE SEMINARY
~ ). N SANFORD, A. NJ, PRiSCIPAL,7
Assisted by CORPS on Twelve RIRsT-cLAs5 TEACH-
EIs.ln respect 70 location, grounds, buildings FUR
nitu apparatus, cabinet aud facilities Tor instruc-
ton, believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed by any Female Seminary in
the West. But it Is proposed TO make its appoint
ments even better than they have heretofore BEEN
Important improvements are in progress, among
which We would especially mentiOn the introduction
Of Colds Steam Heating apparatus, with radiators
IN the public and private rooms. A new school,
rOomi I'VE new recilatiOn-ra several music
rooms, a large, hne, h,cture-rOom, amply supplied
with Philosophical Chemical aud Astronomical -
paratus with suitable provisions for the arrazss-
ment and Of me samei chapel and an adnlila-
bic gymnasium als1 being provided. No pains
nor expense will BE- spared to make the advantages
in all the departments Of instruction AL that can Be
desired. The next term will begin Thursday,
dfsss ts I'LL 81 or Ainlsslon, al
I. B6TTLEs, Financial Manager,
JYB-l6s Cleveland. Ohio
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Ar THE AxGIER.-Mr. Chas Fendt, the
genial and popular manager of Madame
Whiting-Lorini's operate Concert Com
pany, arrived in Cleveland on Saturday
evening, and IS stopping at the Angler.
Madame Zavistowski was also at the An
gier on Saturday,
The Holman Opera Troupe arrived yes
terday morning. They are at the Angler.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES.


FIRST WARD ATTESTIoS.-FIRsT WARD
EQU,LIzATIoS Every member
is requested to attend the meeting of this
Association, 10 be held Wednesday evening,
August TO. The draft under all former
calls seems To be concluded; il is, therefore.
proposed to divide the funds (pro rata) to
the 'draftedIhen. -I
Citizens OF the ward generally, are re-
quested to be present, as matters Of impor-
tance will be presented in relation TO filing
the quota of the ward under the presen;
call $500. aug S:l63.
PACING MATcH.-For one thousand dol
lars between two of the fastest Horses IN
the State Jno. c. Heenan, r. c., owned
in Cleveland ; NJ. G., G. g., owned in
Pittsburg. The above race is to be made
August 9th, on County Fair Ground track,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Kmsnan street ears will run on 10
minutes time from the Park to the grounds.
Come one, come all, and see the best race
of the seaon. aug 1853.
MUSRo's TEN CENT NOVELS are now, by
universal consent, put at the head of all
their competitors. 1t was the conyiction
of the publishers from the start that merit
would assertitself in spite of all opposition,
and consequently their books are all of
standard literary excellence, and written
by the most popular authors. That such
books should be popular is only matter of
course. Let every one choose for himself
from the following list:
No l, The Hunters; No 2, The Trapper's
Retreat; No 3, The Patriot Highwayman;
No 4, The Hunted UniOnist; No 5, The
Track of Fire No 6, Tho Man Eaters; No
Z, Charlotte Temple; No s, The Death Face
No Q, The Indian Slayer; No 10. The Tiger
Of the Ocean; No. IL, The Hunters Trf-
umph No IL, The Ocean ROvers; No I3,
The Tory 0utwitted No IA, Zeke Sternum,
the Lion-hearted Scout; EoI5, The scourge
of the Seas No l6, The Captive Maiden:
No II, Long-legged Joe; No IS, The Wild
Scout of the Mountains No 10, The Forest
Lodge. Ready on Saturday-No 20, Rol-
licking Rangers No 81, Rattlesnake Dick,
or The Flower of the Wigwam.
Tor sale by all News Agents and Book
sellers, and sent postpaid on receipt of
price-ten cents. Liberal terms to Agents.
GEORGE MUNROE & CO.,
au3-l62w&s 1877 William St., N. Y.
The regular monthly meeting of the St.
George Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of T emperance Hall, Burgess
Block, Superior street, Tuesday the 9th
day Of August, at half past seven, p. N. A
full attendance is earnestly requested, as a
motion is pending for amending the Con-
stitution. JAMES HILSBY Rec. Sec.
Aug: 9th: IG2
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FREsH SALMON, MAUKEREL.
I Halibut, Sea Bass, Lobstsrs, Clans and Oys-
ters, and all kinds Of Canned Fruit, Smells and
Grabs, received every week, at ELWOODiS, No. 100
Apd l02 Bank Strests jy27-l6S
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@ Oil SILVER WARE-NEW
Nsupply lust received ct OQWLEs',
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Aru @oaas.
IT o SIZE X r.

OSIER Y
E.I. BALDWIN & CO.
Have for the past given their special attsn-
tion to this Department, and having secured the
services Of competent Hosiery Man, we feel CONT
dent that can offer greater Inducements than
any house In the city. Our stock at present com
prises nearly every style Of Hose made or worn by
LADIES, MISSES; CHILDREN,
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
We have also just opened complete line Of
Ladies' Vests and Pants,
In Merino and Summer Aefino;
Gents Wrappers and Drawers,
n SILK, MOrinO, Summer MerinO and Gauze.
Also, full line Of sizes for Misses and Boys
tyl9 T. 1. BALDWIN & co.
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F.R.MFERs. G. T. Agent. m ' Z m "a 01g ma
CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO r.
SPRING ARRANaEMENr.

1904. SPRING ARRANGEAIENT. s6
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1854, Psssenge
Trains Will leave Cleveland as follows Sundays
cepted:
Grafton, Oberlin, NOrwRlk, MonrOevie, Belle
we, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore, and arrive
At Toledo &c 0:U6 A. n. and Chicago at 20 Pm
80 p. NV ESTERN AlAlL--SIOps at all station
on SOuthern Division, and arrives at Toledo al
6:jO p NJ; Chicago at 8 20 A. n.
BOP M.-NOHTHEkN MATL.-Stops at AT sta
ti0ns on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky At 7:lO p N.
100 P. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops at Grafton,
NOrwalk, MonrOeyille, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives a. Toledo at Il rs p n; and Chicago at
S:46 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MOnrOeVille with the San
dusky, Mansfield i Newark 4. X. at Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. L.; at Fremont
with the Fremont & Indiana Il. X. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and
Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, FOIt Wayne, LoganspOrt Lafayette, Cairs,
Alton, 81 Louis, and all points West, Northwest and
SouthWelt.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 6-e1 A. r., 2i45 p. n, and 8 81 y. From
SendusAy at s; rs A. n. l.. ID. RUCKER, Sup't.
Cleveland. May 10. 1874
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OPERATIC CoECERT.-Who, among the mu-
| steal ry,rte~rs OF this city, does not remem-
Der the brilliant success last spring of our
fair country woman, the celebrated p7-i1la
donna soprano, Madame Virginia Whiting
Lorini,-ber triumphant aeJat in that un-
rivalled opera, " Ernani her magnifi-
cent rendition ofNorma-her appearance as
Donna Anna in Don Giovanni-and her
final triumph,in Masaniello? Those whodo
rembmber her-and they comprise all who
have heard her-will be delighted to know
that we are soon to hear erunmatehed voice
again. Mr.. Fendt, formerly Mr. Graus, very
successful and able agent, announces that
on Wednesday evening next, he will give
grand concert of operate music, with the
aid Of Madame Virginia Whiting, the un-
rivalled prima doaHa soprano, together with
our iavorite tenor Stefani, the successful
and careful baritone, Amodio, and the well
known pianist Herr Justin Juch. The con-
cert will consist of selections from the best
operas of Mozart, Meyerbeer, Verdi, Doni-
zetti, Bellini, &c, including the famous
duet from Ernani, in which Madame Viii
ting had such a success here, end some
English songs by Madame Whiting. LetaI
attend. The sale of tickets commences
to-day at Brainard's Music Store The
eoucert will take place at Brdinard's Hall