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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
Cleveland Wholesale Market.

firmly EvESING, NOT. IT; 1865.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
,steaml and Rail from this port to New York and
pa.4on
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INSURANCE.
EfSa'
EKPR INSURANCE COMPANY
TotE OFFICE, CLEVELAND. OHIO.


Ho4E OFFICE, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
1.ptTAI. 920O,o90.
THE Officers, Directors and Stoekhold-
/ ss of the above hrzsed eorPofss 5o 49,
M ne public generally, to ths eonsideraneno
tbis new feature in the system OfLM I9saIaees
We speak Of the Homeopathic practice HS
: t.arinE upon the assurance olives
II beias perfectly evident. and capable o. PROT
th~. nns,ons of this system Of medicine than among
tbose who, Bacon like, deeming every PTog5sssg
Yep ~ ~ .yytem Of pratiee, this Company, Al
,housb taking assurances on al sound hyes, ~
preETums Of ali those who, in their Prsdies, iaSSr
he svstsn Of Homeopathy with the ini
edre Thai this system cannot be, immeda.slys
1-scisisS nv me whole community; yet the great
truths contained in the statistics upon = ,S@a
nSnst MAKE these truths self-evident, together
with tie large and Increasing element Of our by
Ia sId1 ~ syseesss in England, witness the General
Providvnt Lie Assuranes Company Of Lo2a 20
Of what might otherwise, IN this country, pe -
ed an experiment., Lad US to present WITH een1T1
and assurance this Co mpsny 70 al .s -
the ~ : sI.,Us mn. In SO who, having seen the
light, are following in tie ~
! tai Hahnemann. we are prepared to
.~u the once Of the SCI y assurance, in,
Doiieies Upou all the usual plAASS JoWment, one
Guiding Life. '
payment, OF term.
H. NJ. CHAPLIN, President.
WIN. HEWITT, Vice President
S. s. C0E, Secretary.
J.P. DAKE, Aetdary.
n n BECKWITH, Medical Examiner
| PAINE & WADE Attorneys. .
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
II NJ CHsprs. s. L. MATHEn, DAN P sElIs'
DIRECTIONS. ErA
II NJ Chapip. Mayor Of Cleveland; Nm-
int. Superintendent Union Line Express comPsy
4 T. Mather, Cleveland Iron Mfnne C4mR -
D. T. Eelis, Vice President Comm re'1. nosns.
Rank: ]. T. Dake, President DoVer ~ 49,
and Wine Company; R. Il. Paine, PANE
Ittoraevs. Cleveland; S. B. Beckwith, 81
q co Commission Mereh's, cleveland
som WIN. Bingham & Co., wholesale M
Merehants, Cleveland: Gee. sPrAgue, Geo opr-k
800 wholesale GroceTs, Cleveland; "a
~ards. Edwards, Townsend & Co, n1eles-
Gr1cers- Cleveland; A. s. Sanford, Press. fIenSn 81
river and North Shore Mining Cos, Clereisn9,
W q, FISHER. H. Garretson 4 Co, hhoEsee
| Grooer,, cleveland; W d. Mcbride, Ansssy
McBride. Oil Dealers, Cleveland II q Ciefe1HEo-
Cleveland. Brown Go, Iron Merchants SIets
fand. LANES Barnett, @. WorthingtOns Whoiesee
HariTare Merchant, Cleveland.
n, B.-Agents wanted
III standardization may be addressed to
AlSo s. S. COE, Secretary.
-wnwrm mTnU IN H-
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Gold closed steady at l47.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Government stocks firm, especially for 1905,
which are in good demand for Investment. First
series rise rs, second series "A and third series e.
MONEY.
The money market is easy, call loans are making
at I per cent.
GOLD CERTIFICATES.
The amount of gold certificates issued to-day at
the sub-TTeasury was sG43,9OO.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
The Petroleum stock market was higher and eX-
cited to-day on Pithols Greek, but lower on the
balance of list.
The following are the quotations:
Bradley Is; Central 160; Excelsior 60; Fee Sim
pie 2G; Empire City IS Buchanan 62; First Ma
tional 90; Pithole IL; United States 2i2O; Manhat-
tan IS.
PETROLEUM.
The petroleum market rules very steady to-day.
Sales Of 500 bbls crude, sellers option for De-
cember delivery at 3gc; also 10000 bbls on the spot
at the same rate. Refined oil is quiet at &c in
bond.
DRY GOODS.
The following are quotations of Dry Goods Ex-
change to-day:
The market is dull and inactive.
Brown Sheetings-Standards 32E; Pacific L 30;
Porter b &c.
BIeached shirtings-Wamsutta IS; Merrimack
D 27.
Delaines-Pacifc 81.
Ticks-Amoskeag A 80; D D 42%.
Spool Cotton-COats 100.
Stripes-York 10.
Denin-Amoskesg IS; Haymaker so.
Corset Jeans-Laconia 40 Naumkeas IS.
Brown Drills-Standards $40.
Canton Flannels-Hamilton 30.
kentucky Jeans-Richmond 67L.
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TAILOR, GR1swoLD Il Co. s Day GOODS HOUSE.
in another column is an advertisement
from the well known dry goods house of
Taylor, Gris@old L Co., setting forth the
fact that they have reduced the prices of
their stock of foreign and domestic dry
goods, full 20 to so per cent. below last
months figures. An examination of their
stock satisfies us that it is eminently desira-
bic, comprising the latest styles of foreign
dress goods, silks, sHatls and cloaks, with
n complete and heavy stock of domestics,
fannels, and housekeeping goods. Their
shelves are crowded with new and choice
goods of every description, which, with the
extraordinary inducements they are offer
ing, should insure a call from every eco
nomieal buyer before purchasing elsewhere.
The reputation that Messrs. Taylor, Girls
void & Co., lave made in the course of a
long and prosperous mercantile career is
On ehSiable enc, and the busy scene one
can witness daily in their sales rooms Is
sufficient evidence that close attention to
TIE Wants of the public combined with fair
and liberal dealing always ensures success.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
R K BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

special Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YORK, November Il.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The stock market o0nfinues dull. The cliques
are operating. The market Is almost entirely in
the'hands Of the brokers, and only few outside Of
ferings being made.
At the morning Board the operations were small,
thousl. --i+ir q 1ff5rrr aUTTvrrJ m Northeastern and
Michigan Southern. The market remained dull
during the entire day.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing prices at 1870
P. NJ:
New York Central 9GHG9GI; Erie 91%991%;
Hudson lOs@lOs12; Reading Ii41sl14A; Michigan
Southern 7JMG7jI; Cleveland & Pittsburg 9&<
@925s; Rock Island lOT4@lOs.
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Legal InteIJfrenee.

CuuRr OF eo2Hos PbEAs-Ctv1L BhAEcH.
-Ths ease Of Wm:P Stanley 5s.the C.C.&C,
the c. & g., and the Little Miama Railroads
still hangs Are before judge Bolton. The
arguments were being made yesterday after
noon.
In the case of MARX Richardson rs. Levi
Bergert, fer the collection of rent, tried be-
fore Judge Foote, the jury returned a YER
dict for plaintiff, Of 500 96.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
MoneN Market-Nov. ]

MONEY-Steady at I y cent.
SrEELtSe-FiEmer at 1OSs461O9,
GOLD-Duil ard lOTe-, obeuihg At IA, declining
I4G4, ana closing at 147.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
5DATLY LEAD
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1885,
%TRAVELER's REtsrKn.
DEPARTURES.

rs Citizens wishing conveyance to either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lat Superior street, next
door TO the Weddell House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
RussELt,s FoREsr CITY HOUSE.

NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
I Parker, Garrettsvillsc- Ramsey, Peoria Ill
W Fl Dewey, Conneaut D Lowry, Madison
NJ Taylor, Akron TButterworth, Headv'le
P D~unerworth S Crawford. SpringheldPa
J S Berry, Greenwich II Fish, New London
J S Barre, Ripley o G Brown, Youngstown
J Adams, Youngstown c McFadden, do
o B Satin, Warren ] + Griffin, Boston
C Z Baker, Boston J Haskins al,
W LowRry NJ Barnett
Mrs Graham, Buffalo L NJ Arandal, Ashland
Mrs Fender, Philadelphia C H William, Wstertown
TCrocker L Atterton, Toledo
D J Hoag, Mich W H Seboring 4 ,Pithole
g Packard, Bell Plain WI Tuttle, Kent 0
" W Harlan. Chicago J Akeron
A D R~osenkranz, Wallace A landorn, Buffalo
G D Shaffer, Buffalo P White, Aurora Ill
y H W Brown, Pa Miss Alfred
G Howarth | 4 child Whittier, Maine
A Davis, Buffalo r SHder, Buffalo
S Martin, do D Farnsworth
7 NJ Gilmartin, n Y J CInsty, Pithole
Evening star., 1865-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
CORPORATION AFFAIRS.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, March 2O-Boa,d
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Noyes, Lloyd,
McCathran, Plant, Utermehfe, Pepper, Nor
gan, Rapley, TuEton and Barr.
In the absence Of the President. the. Vice
President, Mr.. Turton, called the Board TO or
der.
Communications were presented from the
Mayor, transmitting the application OF Messrs.
Rowland and Earle asking the extension Of
to the Mission Home for Freedmen, on 18th
street. between r and s streets; also, transmit.
ting resolutions Of the Board Of Public School
Trustees, requesting the passage OF an act for
the consolidation OF the Offices Of Treasurer
and Secretary of said Board and for the repair
OF the school houses and the furniture and
fences appertaining TO the same, on 10Th street,
south OF Maryland avenue; also, announcing
the approval OF An act to construct branch
sewer from the entrance to the public alley on
the south front OF square No. SIC, from the nat
ural water course ON the opposite side of
street; all Of which were appropriately re.
ferred.
Mr.. Garfield offered a resolution providing
that any bill introduced under the act Of Con-
gress passed Feb 25, 1865, for the Improvement
Of streets must be accompanied by petition
signed by reasonable number of the bona fde
residents on the street or streets where such
next meeting Of the board.
Mr.. LLOYD, from the daance committee, re.
ported the bill for the relief Of the Bank OF the
board disagree TO the amendment Of the Com.
mon Council Report accepted.
Mr.. Lloyd reported from the same committee
bill appropriating $50 for the relief OF VIM.
compensation Of the Corporation Attorney to
81 600 per annum; passed. Also, q joint reso-
luton authorizing the Corporation to subscribe
$500 600 to the capital stock Of the Metropolitan
Railroad Company for the construction OF q
railroad from the Point Of Rocks to Washing
ton, subject to the ratification Of the legal vo-
ters OF the Corporation at the next regular
election; passed. Also, resolution requesting
the Mayor to inform the board concerning the
condition OF the finances Of the Corporation
passed. -
The committee on finance were DISCHARGED
from the consideration Of the petition OF Ernest
Weber, and the bills to repeal the acts Of the
City Councils passed January 9th, 1862, and
March 14th, 1863.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
SHERIDAN,

His Arrival at the w hite House-Ne Diff
Guilty in Crossing the Pamunkey.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10.-An arrival
from the White House at a late hour last even
ing reports the arrival of General Sheridans
cavalry force on the north bank of the Pamun-
key, few miles from White House, at noon
on Saturday. The bridge across the river,
which has been partially destroyed by the reb-
els, has been repaired by a portion of General
House some days since in anticipation Of the
appearance of General Sheridan at that point;
so that his forces will have no difficulty in
crossing the river, which it was supposed
would be effected by twelve O'Clock last night.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

ALBANY, March 20.--Owing to detentions ON
the New York Central Railroad, in conse-
quence OF the inundation, no stock trains have
arrived since Thursday, and the total supply
on sale for the week only reached one thou.
sand, leaving some fifteen hundred still to
come. and can scarcely arrive In time for the
weeks New York market. Because of the
small supply holders have advanced prices
one half cent per pound, and four or five hun.
There is nothing doing in sheep or hogs. The
market is heavy, and there arefno buyers.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

Rebel Pirate Off the Har Dor of Nassau.
NEW YORK, March 20-Private ir diligence
from Nassau reports that a rebel pira.e, name
understood to be the Confederate States, was
lying off the harbor on the 14th instant, having
been refused admission by the authorities.
She was 500 tons burden, bark rigged, has two
furnaces and two propellers
Evening star., 1865-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Rennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's.
0ROVIR'S GRAND GERMAN OPERA.


The Director ha. the honor to announce that he
which places at his disposal next week Theater
which he has been sndeav orins for the past three
months to secure for season of Grand Opera, and
as it can only be had for the week commencing
MONDAY, the 9TH inst. he is compelled to cur
'"'' 'ne FIVE MORE MORE q oPERAs s1s s,I ONLY
THIS lTuesday) EVENING. March 2l,
Most positively the only presentation this season
OF Dol''''su'i Ia srfas n%aE aGEEs1si 1BsiANoHr.
NJ. Thee. Habelmann ........ George Browne
The role in which he created SO great q sensation
in the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Acad-
mics. Mr.. Habemann will sing the celebrated
ROBIN ADAIR.n
Mad. Johanna Rotter as--....---....-..---.Ann
First time in Washington.
NJ. Joseph Hermanns as....---........---.G Gaveston
Assumed to give the cast an UNPARALLELED strength
ienny nSsr;ts M.d Nile Pauline Canissa
Dickson. ....-----.............M M. Isidore Lehman
Mclrton. NJ. Anton Graft
~Presented entire. A lively and brilliant
Opera, WHICH has received greater nu m Der of
representations in the French capital than any
other opera extent. Each successive season It
sation. In this opera Theodore Habelmann Sc.
cured his first lyric recognition in America, II
has only been presented in Grand Opera in America
by this pany.
the Box Oace of the Theater, from 0 O clock q. m
to o'clock p. M, at the following
REDUCED PRICES.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR to Parquet and Dress
Parquet and Dress Circle, Seats Secured d---sl5 20
Orchestra do. 80
Evening star., 1865-03-21

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PANTECHNOPTOMO
WAR ILLUS TIONS!
Splendid views Of the most prominent events of
THE WAR FOR THE UNION,
Illustrated by thousands of life.like
MOVING EIGURES.
SIRGEs,
BOMBARDMENTs. &c, DC.
Magnificent view of Charleston Harbor, and the
B0MBARDM1NT OF FORT SUMTER.
Beautiful view of Harper's Ferry, with General
Sheridsn's army leaving for the Valley of Vir-
ginia. Camp Scene in Old Virginia. Grand Re-
view of the
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
CON TRABAND ON A RAID
GRAND BATTLE SCENE,
With an accurate view Of the lines in front Of
Petersburg.
THE BATTLE YIELD AT NIGHT.
Introducing the most wonderful piece oS me-
chansm, the
DYING OFFICER BsD HIS FAITHFUL srEFD,
Commencing
TUESDAY NIGHT, March q,
and every nj ght during the week.
Admission 50 cts.; children Is cts. m2l-5t
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Ninth street, fronting on PennsylySpfs Ayenna
Evening star., 1865-03-21

TThe population Of Paris this year is
1,667 e31 souls, exclusive Of garrison Of % 400
men. g..
pItaly's cotton crop is valued at sla,ooo,-
600. --t.ess t4l..fJ 9
sgCharleston is now reported very quise
and dull
0Sharp's rifle.works, at Hartford. smn,ov
500 workInen, and the machinery is fept run.
ming night and day. Twenty-Five hundred
rihes ana car1ines are manufactured every
~An army correspondent has derived from
Conieaerates omcial resources the startling
iact that sixty.four thousand Union soldiers
aied IN southern prisons during the last two
The smallpox is so prevalent in New
orleans that people are cautioned against rid
Ing In the horse cars.
Ir Among the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 the
Army Of the Potomac ts heavy artillery reg.
tment, numbering 1900 men, 1000 OF whom re-
ceived $1,000 each as bounty for one years ser.
vice. It is known at the front a. 'sthe million
dellar regiment"
Evening star., 1865-03-21

GROWERS NEW THEAfER.
IMPORTANT EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
IN PREPARATION,
THE GREAT ORIGINAL PLAY.
now creating . profound sensation in Europe,
entitled the
WORKINGMEN OF PARIS.
1t will be produced with
NEW SCENERY. PROPERTIES. &C.,
Costing over 5000.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
BANKERS.
7.3O NAT65ooNNAA A16oN. 7.30

Mr.. JAY COOKE. of our nrn, having resumed
The General Agency for Government Loans. We
are prepared to furnish promptly 70 agents and
purShasers
U.s.7-30 TRlAsURY MOTIFS
Yhese notes are issued, under Date Of August ID,
1854. in dsnomonations OF
$50, 800, $500, 81 600 and IS 900,
They bea,ing interest at 1910 per cent. per An
num, and have coupons sstached, payable in law
ful money, on February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal win be paid in lawful
money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option Of
the helder. the notes may then be exchanged, at
Par. for
U.sFIvB TWENTY BONDS.
redeexaabIe at the pleasure of the Government at
any time after Eve years. and payable twenty years
ON August lst. 1857 with interest at
Blk PER CENT IN ooIN.
paysbIe semi annually, These bonds are at pres.
ant worth in the market about NINE PER C1NT
,yemium from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest, and there Is left net
nremium upsn the bonds of Blk PER CENT.
With . prospect Of . much greater value at the
ssse Of the n aturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the sey-
srsl issues Of
FIVE PER CENT. TREASURY NOTES,
suovins accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates OF Inde btedness and Government
Ronds of all Issues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application In
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7.3O NOTES.
In order to prevent the mutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary of the Treasury has given notice
hat the notes are not unless al the In
natured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE co.,
fab I-du Bankers.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
"~G I'D news for lovers of 7N
Nv SUPERIOR eYsTEks. w

HARVEY'S Boats are arriving daily, which win
enable him to resume
SIZZLING AT THE OLD PRICES PER GALLON
r. N. HARVEY takes the pleasure Of informing
his friends of Washington and Georgetown that
bis aest Of Oyster Boats are in active motion and
oYSTERe ever introduced into this market. and
which he Is prepared to deliver in any part Of the
Families, he has placed an sdditionai Wsxon for
their special accommodat
He will alss keep on hand GOOD yar;ety Of Bos-
ton. Norfolk and Potomac FISH.
:, Also; snReiier article Of PICKLED and
supsSior SosToS i6s. wRieh may be- e1 h.a II my
quantity. at bis Oyster Depot. 2s1 o street, be-
tween 10th and llth streets, from the hours Of
m. to IL p. M. mar h-2ws
Evening star., 1865-03-21
I'S METALLIC WlATHlR STRIPS
AND WINDOW BANDS

Totally exclude Cold. Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust
from the creviees Of Doors, Windows and Sky
iishts-stoD the rafting of sasAss without inter.
fering with the free use Of the same. They save
years For circulars. with prices, references, &C.,
address JOHN A. PAINE & co., Agents. OnRses
No. 63s 7th street west. and No. 342 D stree
north. feb 81ms
Evening star., 1865-03-21
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRH
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis avenus

The Great Standard, and Endless Routine of
Novelties, Grand change OF Company Entire
Stars ''
First week of Mons Martini Chiriski. the great.
est Slack wire Performer, Juggler, and VentriIo-
quist in the World The Celebrated Jeddo Miaco
BB1othets; tss Daring Gymnasts Acrobsts and
Ethiopian Comedian; Harry c. Stone, the Oeie
brated Banjoist and Guitarist.
Immense success OF Mile Marzetti, and Mons
Antonio, the best Dancers in America Hughey
Doueherty the most EcSe nitric Ethiopian Come
Song and Dance Man. Harry 8. Raynor. the Pop.
nlar Comedian. Barry Carter. the well known
vocalisms. Mile Helene. the Popular Daaseuse
Reappearance of Mile Maori Arnold, in her
y. Tho Great Ballet Troupe composed of wsIvs
Beautiful Young Ladies, appear this week in a
ID lie MarZetti will appear.
Ladies' Matinee Every Saturday Afternoon,
Evening star., 1865-03-21

A Nm U N C ID N e IN T,
THAYER & NOYES'
GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS.
Comprising Q brilliant array of
CELEBRATED RIDERS AND ACROBATS,
Together with an unequalled stud of
HIGHLY TRAINED HORSES
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
MA MOTH ME- AGE ERIE
From 539 and 81 Broadway, New York.
A magnificent collection of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
from every quarter of t he globe, including
NUMEROUS RARE VARIETIES
Vi 'A NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED.
WILL OPEN IN WASHINGTON.
ON SIXTH BTRlET, SOUTH OF PENNsYL.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. MARCH o.
BOTH COMPANIES
exhibiting in one enormous tent, for
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
nation. see future advertisements. m cost
Evening star., 1865-03-21
FORD's NEW rHEArER.

FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, above PENNSYLVANIA Ayenne
Engagement for Six Nights only with the dist;n-
suished American Actor.
MR. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
who will appear on
TUESDAY EVENING, March q,
in his original impersonstion Of
THE JIBBENAINOSAY,
The Avenger. Nick of the Woodr,
Blesdy Natho and Reginald Ashburne,
NICK OF THE WOODS;
Or. The Jibbenainosay.
SNppoi fed BY
Miss Alice Gray as as.........-...-..~...Te .Telie Doe
Mr. John MCCULLOUGH as Roaring Ralph.
Mr.. 81. B. Phillips as .--..-.-. Colonel Bruce
And the Entire Company.
WEDNESDAY,
Will be produced Dramatic Romance of power.
full in terest, entitled
AMBITION
Or. The Throne, the Scaffo1d, and the Tomb
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The very interest
ing drama of "The Cricket ON the Hearth ,
was rendered in capital style at the Acade
my of Music, last evening, to a large and
apparently highly pleased audience. We
have rarely witnessed a play in which all
the leading characters were so carefully,
and we may say, correctly rendered and in
terpreted. The " Caleb Plummer of Mr..
Couldoek was touehingly natural, while the
" Dot " of Miss Couldock was one of the
most '-'thnll representations we have ever
seen. Of Mr.. Nagle, Mrs. EnsIer ana Miss
Hewitt tits sufficient to say that they fully
sustained the parts assigned to them.
Tonight the Couldoeks close their en-
gagement, Miss Couldock receiving a benefit.
Many Of our citizens having failed to wit
ness the tragedy of "Othello" on Friday
evening last, and the great desire of large
number to witness il again under the same
auspices, has induced Mr.. Couldoek to pre-
sent it this evening, with the same cast as
before, viz Mr.. Nagle as OthellQ, Mr.. CouI-
dock as IagO, Mrs. Ellsler as Desdemona,
and Miss Couldaek as Emilia. The Iago of
Mr. Eonldoek is a mastery piece of acting,
and its peculiar attraction lies in the fact
that it introduces us to that school which
had its best representatives in Edmund
Kean and the elder Booth. The ethello of
Mr.. Nagle is also a rare piece of acting. in
respects unsurpassed. Our citizens
viii probably never have a more favorable
opportunity than will be presented this
evening for witnessing a thorough rendition
this grand play.
The performance will conclude with a
new farce entitled Regular Fix" never be-
presented in this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

This consists of a hall which has egress
to an open veranda, occupying the space
between the towers in front, which are en-
AelOsed by an iron railing, and supported by
brackets Of the same material On each side