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LoOAL NOTIOEs.

, s,.o,, A-m1s.tes--is press Of
-, ,-,-.a,,tr,,,,,, a., oonds,r.'ian Of The
'-' i, ., bs,r sae between
- ,,o ro,,o1, Of ie sorth, all
-, ,,.or. d should have
ca. go ri.or IN ave,tra or yield=.
:, ~, .+,Is On al b our towns-
Inis' y .l0 80, 80 rrcs.cnlir ,he Hoop Shit
ul1n 80 - - a., vow sabl shmeut, No.
rs Superior street under the mea''au NJ u'''
WboIass Ie Dealers would do veto CAL An1se''
an9T 1n5
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ATTENTION, CITIZENS OF THE DIFFERENT
WAEps 1t is deemed necessary by the
Committee of Arrangements that the escort
to the remains of the late President, from
the Public Square TO the cars, on the night
of the 2Sth inst, should be lighted. They
therefore request that ali persons having
torches, (such as were common in pro-
cessions four years ago. deliver them
at the south east corner room of the base
ment of the Court House, at three o'clock
this afternoon, april 27th.)
It is also requested, that at least, twenty
citizens from each ward, report themselves
al that hour and place to be enrolled as
torch bearers, aAd TO receive instructions.
David Price, Esq, has beeen selected to
take charge of these arrangements, aud it
is hoped he may be aided il every possible
way. GENERAL COMMITTEE.
April 9th.
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AMUsE ENTs.
OADRMY OF MUSIC.

PRICES OF ADMISSION. -.
Tr.,. Circle md Parouetts SO cents; Secured -eea
10 Dres. Circle 70 cents Family Circle ~ os9'1'
Gallery Is cents; Private Bozos, - ano W
single seats IN Private Boxes. u
SSfs GoIored persons will, und no eircumstans
oss he ermi ted to occupy seAts IN any othsr pot-
tio3 me house. save the Gallery. Admission Hoe'
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises al s.
MISS OLIVE LOGAN IN TWO GtEAT PlEOhss
Thursday evening, april 9th, vii be presented
THE STRANGER
Mrs Haller isH bosah
no conclude with the celebrated Comedy call-d
TIE HUHEY-MOOH; Oh, How TO kULE WIZ
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The LAC LA BELLE.-This fine steamer
has just been repAinted and repaired. She
is the gsyest-lOOking craft in the river.
She leaves for the Lake Superior region to-
night, having the honor Of being the first
boat of the season,
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Tbo EIorrors Of DyHDepsia

And the dismal train of disorders to which II leads
are averted BY the use of HoSrErrERs BIIiEhs
as preventive. or cured with astonishing cslsrity
by Its direct and genial operation upon the stom-
ach, the liver, and ths n rvous systen.
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ATTENTION, GUAKD OF HoEOR.-The
Guard will meet at Court Room No. 3,
County Court House, at 51z o'clock Friday
morning.
As $50 they will march to the south side
of the Pablo Square, where cars will be in
readiness to convey them to the Euclid
Street Station.
Those absent when the ranks are formed,
will not march in the procession, but will
report to an Aid who will be on duty at the
Court Room, and who will designate the
section in which they will serve and
the hour when their duties will commence
A prompt attendance is earnestly re-
questsd.
By order of the Committee.
FAYETTE BsowS, Chairman.
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TO make your Horse look " H. shed on his
old coat, loosen his skin improve his appetite and
feel young, give m some of Norris Arabian Con-
ditlou Powders Sold By ell Druggists at 20 cents
per package. Principal office, lC7 Bank street.
ep62lS dAW
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Attention, Co. = 2sth 4eg't, o. n. g.
You ale hereby ordered to appear at he Armo'y
this ev. ming N slook, in full unif I'm, for drill
and business. By order.
ap q 2o5 JB. PARSONS, 1st ssrg't.
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JACOB COHEN,
L. BUDWGG,
a SCaWAB,
Committee.

JAoK LELAND AT RALEIGH.-A c0rrespon-
dent of the New York Tribune, writing
from Raleigh, n. C., upon the day OF It's
occupation by Augur's troops, pays the fol-
lowing compliment to she band led BY Jack
Leland:
The military bands this evening are SER
enading the different headquarters OF the
army. While I write, the excellent band
of Gen. Jack easement is perfJrming IN
front of Gen. Scbofeld's headquarters. !
seldom make inVidious compsrisors among
these army bands, but, it Is only stating
the general estimate Of this oLe, when say
that its performances are scarcely iDtsflor
10 that of the great Dodworth's. The leader
is the famous Jack Leland from Cleveland
Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Special Meeting Of 81. Georges 50.
eieIy will be held at MesHs. E. stAiE 4 Co.'S
store. No. 2l5 Superior street, this Thursday eE
snlDg, at X O'Clock. All the m'ubers are re-
qussttd to attend.
ap2L2o5 H PARSONS. President.
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apq7-It Firs, Lieutenant cOmmand,n

Attention, Cos. r aud G, goth o. e. g..
You are hereby Io'ihed to appear ct your AImory
on Thursdar evening, April 18th in full uniform
1t is expected that svery man will be present.
BY order Uomma7dants. aPd-90
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New York stock Narket-ApriI 20.

New York stock Narket-ApriI 26.
[BY TBLEsRAPH.l
s4avarIiSrlesit sfOeBs-M " active aud hrm-
ar n s. sizes Of 1881 coupons 81 10 Five
tyeuty coupons IOs1%; do Ten-fori7 coupons ".
as10ehs-Market strong Missouri six-s ~
Ohio Nj sissippi certificates %; rorthWsstefa
q q H1d.on II2IL: Rs-ding 1895; Fort Wayne
100: Michigan Central 11'1z; Michigan Southern
u; Illinois central Sorip ll614i Cleveland sna
PiGis.burgh 1871; N. W. Si1s; Rock Island So24i
Prsirie ou Chen a.
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NEW TORK M4BKEE-ATru as.


OOfaen-Bors active and decidedly higher. Sales
AZ b6,a57c for middling; closing st SIC
FlOur-Heavy and &c lower on common grades
and q shass htmer for letter kinds ana more Ao-
tive. 90
for common to good shipping 5rands eKtrs rouno
hoop Ohio; IS So@9 60 Tor trade brands Market
eiS5I1s qflS. 1-s..sdv Western 81 1s@ss Il
,Uyt,e,.tHR.tt er A rmer. Sales wtnier red Wess
-, ~ Z. slMI IS eho ce amber Miehissn u a.
RTe: hade hrmer. Hs'tsvn - OZ9l U5'
FarIPy-And Barley Malt, o2ist;e =, "a e.. -
g'Oru-shAd@ frme ca % - p = w new
vsbita western: 81 40 for cd mixed western
1lass-Nomiual at s5Gs c.
GOnee-fHm - NJ.
SS,a-sr Active aud higher Ceoa aAa Ausoo
vado is@l31<o; Havana1 Gl9zae - L. An
RsoIasses-Quiet. SuoA anu Aia5cO'a3 y ~
PsIroIeuIn- Quiet and nominal.
Dork-Firmtr; mere active Sales at SIS $3.50
90 s0 for new mess, closing ct Sc 25 esshs
s26 6p0 Is so for 1851 do essh and regular way,
eiosipS at s26 so cash SIS OOas5 p for prime ard
s26 5Od9T 20 for prime mess Ais1 1900 bbls new
me s for May ard June. sellers option, at SO %.
Beef-More active st 129l6c for plain mess 10
| q2Oc for extra mest ,
HeeT HaEns-MOrs active. Sales 1900 bbls at
| s2I 5O@25 20.
CIit Mesfs-Flrm st 1411S91 SO fer shoulders5
Ssat,5sn-Ouiet at lE5s9Ie5<c for Cumberland
cut: I61Lc for 'Ong ribbed; iTe IOr shO<t-noOso-
| E.a-Sl-Fum at 16glS1fc -.
| Rueter-In demand Rt l5@25e for OH"' s9S'
~ cheese In moeerats request at l69s5o.
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'rLives there = man with soul so dead,


That DR. d. H. seelye's Catarrh Eemedy is the ne
pla, ull,4 Of alI NJ, dlcinas aways ede0ting per-
msnent cure, as thousands upot tsoHsands are con-
.,antiy ,,.1tl' tss,,fv,ng, M ap24-Bs
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ST. Georges Society extend q co aial IN va
tatiou to EnglishmsH a1d Canadians senelsi'5' "
unite with the socit t. in procession. FlAos o'
meeting, Ohspin's HalI, At O'Clock A. n rr'uS''
sn27 ao5 H. Parsons, President.
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PHYSICIAN AND bUkGEUN.
zee 81 Pea.I street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ice Hours, from TO 81 A NJ, from to and
7sP.M. aPzo-AI-
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PATENT oFFIcE AcENcY.
TTNTTED STATES. AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
No, Is6 Bank Street., Cleveland, Ohio'
We are prepsred to trNnsAct business OF every
dSso.tptIon relsting TO Inventions, Drawings, "a,
~ P.tsnt Lave. BURRIDaE 4 CO.,
ms Authorized Attorneys foF REtsR2s
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DYEINc
CYRIAX,

FREDERICK CYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works ant,
Cleaning establishment,
BeIVIdeFe Farm, East cleveland, and
90 Seneca Street.
OFFIoE-IO4 Senecg ST., Cleveland, O.
mean to make this the BEsT DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no efort to give Est-
isfsctiOa.
call tie especial attention Of Gentlemen to Shs
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
or Cleaning or Rs-dTeing Of mSds.up Garments.
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Attention, Veterans -AlI veterans Sl'h-
ing to participate in the funeral pros ssion o'
Prssid Mt Liueo'n, tomorrow, (Fridsy) are re-
quesled to attend q meeting to be bel ct the loom
over 7. Jones Sons Marble Works conner Pros
peot and Middle streets, t1is CFhursdAyl evening"
at seven o'clock. By order.
JAMES K. O'REILLY,
.a,27 Late Capt sth Ohio Vet. Vols.
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NorIoE.-The members of the Equal
Rights League of the State of Ohio are no.
tilted TO meet at Metropolitan Hall, supe-
rior street, at Eve o'clock Friday morning,
April 20, with white and black Grape on the
left arm, TO be assigned their place in the
funeral procession of our beloved and de-
parted President. A prompt and early at
tendance is requested.
By order of the President.
Jos. h. SAMSON, Secretary.
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Plaea I'm great Variety at h'w's'
r.,r-.- Tt.g,. "a 10 Hawk, 225 sePerior st.
" -..I,ssIs sgd retail at Hawks. splE7;2O9
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TINE CARD FoR FUNERAL TRAIS.-Mr. H.
Nottingham, the Superintendent of the
C eveland and Erie railroad, has iszued the
following timo card for the special train,
Friday, conveying the remains of Abra-
ham Lincoln and escort:
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"OuR YOUNG FoLKs."-We have received
rom Cobb, Andrews q Co., and A. j..
Hawks, copies of the May number of this
new popular magazine for the young. 1t
il charaCteristically spirited, and the ar
ticles, in prose and verse, of several of the
most en- ugaging authors in the country, are
found in its pages. Mrs. Stowe still talks
of "Our Dogs" in a most agreeable manner )
Gail Hamilton is as sparkling as ever +;
Trowbridge gives poem, "The Wonderful
Sack while Edmund Kirk, Captain Mayne
Reid, Carleton, and the author Of "Ten
Acres Enough" still afford delight with
combinations of their charming serials.
This number is well illustrated, and is tull
of good things.
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S. S. BARRIE & CO.-Ths glassware card
of S. S. Barrie & Co. appears il our paper
this morning, and those dealing in glass
ware, lamps and oils would DO well to read
the same, and call and examine their goods,
at ll6 Bank street.
Mr. Barrie was formerly with US, but left
the publishing business six years ago to
engage in a trade allowing q moreextended
business. By thorough and judicious ad-
VertisiDg, he built up large custom, and
the firm now dispose Of their goods TO the
largest and closest buyers in eleven differ
ent States and in Canada. Their sales the
past year amounted to ten thousand and
eighty-one cases, or about seven hundred
wagon loads. Their goods are either made
to order in very large quantities or pur-
chased in closiug-oct lots, SO that they can
seB ct lets than manufacturers wholesale
prices and yet make profit. Their ship
ping hesdqusrtors are in Cleveland, Bos-
ton and Pittsburgh, whichever will save
the customer most in freights.
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TIE REHA1Ss OF TIE PEEsIDEST WILL BE
SHOWN HERE.-Afser all the Iumors to the
contrary, it viii be joyful intelligence to
thousands who will come here to morrow,
the certainty of the privilege of looking
upon the face of Abraham Lincoln. Msjor
General Dix ielegraphs the Mayor of Buff
falo that the remains will lie in state all
day in that city, today. In our report of
the meeting of the Committee of Arrange
ments. last night, may be seen telegram,
sent to Colonel stager of this city, from
Brigadier- General McCsI,um, one of tho
escort, which announces in positive terms
that the bJdy will lie in state here to-
morrow. There are thousands who would
travel almost any distance to see even the
coffin which encloses the remains of the
Nations Martyr, but there are tons of
gSiSQsands who would traverse double Il e
G.Sssnce 10 gaze upon the stone-features of
the illustrious dead.
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MAYoR's PRooLANATIoE.-In another
place in our local columns, we publish this
morning the Mayors Proclamation with
reference to the conduct of affairs to-
morrow. We sincerely trust that our citi-
zens, each and ell, and al who come here,
will read this document, and ponder spd
act upon its suggestions.
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NorIcE TO CARRIAeEs.-Gbe carriages em-
ployed for the purpose of escOrting the
guests accompanying the Presidents re-
mains, are requested to assemble on suPe-
rior street, west of the Square, at half-psst
FIVE o'clock on Friday morning, to receive
their badges. It is expected that they viii
be promptly on hand.
By order of the Cotlmittee,
n. PuRDY, Chairman.
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Special Meeting Of the Board Of
Trade.-Thers will he Especial Aeeting o. TIE
Board Of Trade, at theh Rooms, in OViatt5 E1-
change, this (Thur,dayl lsheraosn, at tVo O'CLOCK
to make final arraugemRis foE joining in the pro-
csssion on Friday next All the membsrs' old and
new, are earnestly qssted to be PRESENT. full
meeting is expected.
PBILo O8ANBERLIE, President.
&c. SAGE, secTetsTJ. Sp<''@o0
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CITY NEWS.

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs. shaw's. apps
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Good TsmDIars, seetinE.-MiunehAhs
Tempe No. %, I. o. G. =, viii leo1 'sis week 0n
Taursday evening, Aprl 2lth' instead ot Friday
their ,egular night of meeting.
.ng5.so4 HENRY =. OHUBB. W. o. T.
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NATI NAL MeURNING SYMBOLS, such as
FLAGS, Rosettes, &c, finished with Grape,
can be- obtained at the City Recruiting Of
fee Building on the PUBLIC SQUARE, where
a supply will be kept uutil the Presidents
remains have passed through Cleveland.
apl2I:204
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Trinity CHUBcH FLIR.-We have neglect
ed, through the pressure of other matter,
to speak of the fair, which has been in pro-
gress in the Gray's ArmOry, Lymsn's
Block, for two or three days and nights
past. We understand that the benevolent
ladies who have had this enterprise in
hand, have been literally patrOnized by
our citizens, and that they are very much
encouraged and greatly helped in carryin 6
on the missionary work which they have
undertaken. The fair has passed off very
pleasantly and prOftsbly. 1t closed last
night.
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Attention Co. a, 29th HeE't, Ok. -
In compliance with Regime tai Order y i you
are hereby ord red to APP .sr at the AnOry at
O'Clock Friday morning, faIly armed snsluipped
With white gloves, 10 do escort dufyP our ia'e
Pr, sident.
Members Wishing new uniforms, sud maze
Immediate application to the Cap-aii By order.
ap27.2O5 J.B. PARsONgist serg't.
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CARPEETER's GREAT PAISTISe. This fine
painting may be seen at ChaPin's Hall, day
and night, for few days more. Many Of
our citizens have already seen it many
have not. We advise all to avail them
selves of the rare opportunity of seeing q
frst-clsss work of art, which is brought to
their very doOr5. We presume that hun
dreds and thousands of people who come
here tomorrow to look upon the face of our
dead President, will find time and have the
disposition to turn aside few moments,
to see this truly national painting.
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aEW ADvERrIsEmEN {

Academy Of Music-NIss olive Logan.
f. s. Barrie & Co.-Giss'ware.
K-ndell Co.-Dress Goods.
Rob't Hanna q Co.-For Lake Superior.
Bank Notice.
Cobb, Andrews Co -Lif Of shsrmal.
Cha2in's Hsl-Pr, sident Ii coin and CAbinst.
John G. Jeur isgs-Bri.k for sale.
Wantsd-Bosrd.
Fcotehntn take Notice-Local Notice.
The Sherman Armistics-- '' g"
Attention Co. F.
Attention 90. A. "
Masonic Notice
FlRgs-
Board Of Tr5 ds MsetiBg- "
Attention Vetsrsns- d"
Meeting st Gto gs's foobt5'
Attention 60. A
Attention Co. H
Attention Cos. and G.
Attention Co. q
St. Georgr's sOciety-
Good TegplRrs-
Hawks
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masonic NOtice.-The mesers OF Ci'y
Lodges Of r. and a. MasoIs, are reissted 10 meet
at Iris Hail. on Friday, at six OrloaA. NJ to par
tioiYate tbs reception OF tie lAtRresid nt' re-
mains A'IMssons will sppssr nh orsps on the
left arm. 1t is expeet-d that ais''rt Of Knight
TeuplArs will be in ATTENDANCE.
Masons from abroad are rssFtiuly invited u
atteni.
By order OF the Commii tee. sp-1 NOo
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CHICAGO MARKET--APrtI 2Ss
[BT FELEsRAPH.l

FIOur-Fi'm- ., as1/z,
e, 55I[ for No, /; 81 lI@I Il for No 2
CoTn-Ouiet. sales az 7l1zc for Noli 647se ioe
rejected. ,,<1. s,t,. ~ assL6,
4i5
HlRhUtmes--Firm snd advanced &C.
PrOvfsiOns-Firm- -, - Al
Poris-AdTanosd 6Oo9Si 900. sales me'7 ~
ssz 6a5o9 M. pTins mess at $40 509Z7 90.
Freig hts Oc on corn TO Buffalo ,,ooo -,
ReccjDfs-FIour, 700 bbls; wheat, llVOO Du5
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Ton CompOsitors wanted. apply ct the
LEADER Job Room.
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F,Y. Money Market-APriI 2S.
lsX TELEGRAPH.l
dOuey-Easy at 4@s . C.. .,,.,o.-l
Sterling EXehRnge-Quiet at lO'349lOs/s
Gold Firmer. opening at l62, declining to l5c14'
and closing st 1874.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
rrr-,,.,-s-,,, rpvurva ADril a. 1865.

WEDNESDAY, EyEsIss, April q, 1865.
Reeeipts-Tbe receipts Of Grain BY raj during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day we're a.
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ITCH, VIBRATIONS ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hours--slso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and oil EtuPtions Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded free BY mail. For sale by all Drug
VIsts. srRoxs ARMsTRoEs, Cleveland, Agents
=, 11o.bsr, Obto mh14:F dbW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

FIaEsI EIags!l FIasI!!-of every de-
scriptl0n, at G S. Newe7m tlO.'s Steam Printing
House, IA Seneca street. Alfo, hQURSIaS
BADGES, with Likeness of CO. late P.e'idint LIN
coin. Dealers Supplied at rssonabls terms.az1'zOo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

AoADEMY OF MUsIo.-Shakspeare's fine
tragedy, "Romeo and Juliet" was pre-
sented last night in very creditable man
uer, every thing considered. Miss Iogan's
conception of "Juliet" was 50 just, and her
personation 30 full of sweetness and truth,
that she carried the sympsthies of the su-
dience with her from first 10 last.
Mr.. Evans Romeo" wss in his best
vein, and in the last act he finished that
character with powerful and mastery
strokes.
Mr.. EIlsler's PersonatiOn "Friar Lau-
renee" was capital of course, as is every
thing which that sterling actor undertakes
Mr.. Lee appeared to advantage as " Mer'
cutio," and the leading characters were
well sustained by their subordinates.
The entertainment closed with the laugh
able farce, " "Nipped in the Bud" in which
Mr.. James Lewis appeared in all his glory
Tonight Miss Logan will appear in tn
two plays, "The Stranger" and TIT
Honey Noon" A capital bill, with a goOC
cast.
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10. a., F.-Ihs various dses and Encamp-
,usnts of the / 0. o. +. Of tbs ei'y, have deter'
mined /, mite with their fsr O-citizens in Psyirg
f,-sraI bonors TO the late PSsidsnt of the United
states. abraham Lincoln; I'D as the remains Of
o7r late beloved Prssidentsre expected TO arrive
bero ON the mornir z friday, the 2sth inst,
,t,.r.t,ra a I memhers the order here aud else
,vbsrs are reuues,e' to nite with on that OccA-
siou L,dges on side ths eity intending 70 JON
=, ,to ,,ocsesion sresduested to report to Bel
-, sa,r,on- AZ lIII5 periot street &c early as
rr,,--.5,,, ,oon 1liyiduAl members not with
their Lodges, will uts with any Lodge they may
80. M.rnbsrs she order will Sppear in full
ali. ,,,,b era on tbs left arm, and assemble
- tbsIr Todg,.rcis, It So O'Clock Friday morn
iug ~ m,
N ~ - - ~ - MsRsHALL Cltv'd " 13,
= " ~ n XII, Eris Lo1gs No 2I-
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GEoRGE WILEY, Secretary.

A SUGeEsTIoK.-FDIToEs LEADER Allow
me through your paper to offer a sugges-
tiOn to the Committee of Arrangements
with regard to the ceremonies to be held in
this city Friday next 10 anticipation of
the immense crowd on that day, would it
not be fair TO give the children of our pub
lie schools an opportunity of witnessing our
deceased and highly esteemed President?
This will be utterly impossible unless a
particular hour be set apart for the schools.
The effect thus produced on the youthful
mind (by glance at the victim of diabol-
ical tresson) would be slasting and patriotic.
Yours truly,
A SENIOR CITIZEN.
The suggestion offered above is sltogeth-
er impracticsble. However polite and
obliging citizens may be, individually,
crowds are governed wholly by instincts
and personal whims and motives, and no
one who has much experience of macs
meetings will believe for q moment that
the vast assembIags that will throng our
city tomorrow, will defer TO any one or
any class. They come to see what may be
seen, and they will not give way to scholars
or any other bodies. We will say in addi-
tion, that this suggestion was made at one
ofths meetings of the Committee of Ar
rsngemsnts, and there disposed Of on the
ground of its utter impraeticability.