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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
THunspAr EyEr1ve. Oct. s 1ssz

THURSDAY Evening Oct S, 1866.
There is nothing very new to report in To-
cal money matters. The demand for money
continues good, but the policy of the banks
in restricting their discount line to custom
ers is effective in keeping balances well up,
and at present the market works easier. The
disposition of Bankers at present is to keep
their means well in hand, the future of
financial matters being somewhat indefinite,
and opinions generally f~avoring a close mo-
ney Market,
Exchange is in comfortable supply and
fair demand. Rates remain steady at par
buying and 9@4 premium selling.
The excitement in stocks in New York
continues unabated, and promises to carry
prices of all railway securities to much
higher figures than now prevail. The move
ment is of course purely speculative, and
is engineered by a formidable " bull =" inter
est for the purpose of dispOsing of their ae-
emulation of stocks at the best advantage
they can obtain, in anticipation of a close
money market through the funding opera
tons of the Treasury. The common impress
sion that railway stocks have been too low
in view of the large earnings of the roads.
gives strength to the movement, while the
present abundance of money at cheap rates
renders bull operations practicable. The
movement, however, is one of those spas
modie freaks which are liable to react at
any moment, and Surface Indications are
extremely unreliable. lary-e
The continued active customs demand for
specie, and the prospect of large shipments,
give a very firm tone to the Gold market,
and the premium tends upward. There is
also an some speculative movement. The
price closed this afternoon at I46k.
The Eastern produce markets continue to
advance, and rule very firm. In this mar
ket there is a strong feeling on all commodi-
ties, and in the aggregate business improves.
The demand, however, is still confined al
most exclusively to the interior trade. There
Is nothing essentially new to note IN flour
and Grain, prices ruling about as yesterday,
with increased frmness. There is a fair
demand for Flour and a good inquiry for
choice milling grades Wheat, with consid-
cradle sales ON private terms. Other grains
without marked movement
Provisions are very firm. Pork closed
sl.OO better. Produce is firm and better
Butter is in active demand, and choice quail
tiles are &c better. Cheese is more active at
an advance. Eggs are in good demand,
scarce and wanted at 22@23c for fresh.
Highwines are steady, but rather quiet
Petroleum is firm and steadier, with rather
more inquiry to-day.
In other articles there is no change, prices
steady and firm.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock this
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View York Mnrket-Oet.h

AsiIEs-Quiet.
C~oTToy-Actiye- Prices havSagain advanced l.
per III Sales al 4S6jOc for middling.
~FL0UR-lO@l5c better. Sales at s7.g50s.2i
for superhne state; S5,35@s,5 so for extra state; So
GEO Tor choice statei SS,O00S,2 81 for s~uperfnt
western; SS,45@S,90 for common to medium OK.
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; s9,5na
lzszo tor trade brands, market closing firm. Will
no sellers at inside quotations. Canadian nour Il
d15c better.
RYE F~IOUR--Firm. a -
Corn MEAL-Firmer.
WmsEI-Rathe easier. Sales Of wesy a
WHEAT-2@)e better. Sales at > 79a1 =. c.
Shi 7s@2 sn5mgi y, 75@l,1G for SsIfiwaHEea club
fa3 new Sf mi r% rt anioet Aii~aukee; S2,35@2,37L
~ and arm.
q Ill ~ 1SssS loTer and more active. Sales al
SitioSIS ior canada western.
hAELk6 aLNLT.-Quiet.
cb.%rs -deSs active, hut prices without decided
me- s4les at for unsound, dc for sound
OArs-Rather more active. Sales at 4aa5s. fa,
unSound' 60@65c for sound.
C~OFFEE-Dnl. -..
SUGAR-Firm.
MOLAssAs-DuII.
HoPs-ln moderate re0uasr
IAIkoLEUA-Qqie and firm Sales at 3ad39I<c
~ eIIGti e"9Cd1zc for refined in bond; s2Gs3c for
PoRz-Excitel and higher. Sales NJ s95 950
S2sa2 tor new mess, closing at SIS, s7L for easS:
SyD'DuIoI prime; S3O,l5G3l, 12H for prime mess.
bEkF-firm. Sales at S9,j0@12.5O for plain
mes; 1850 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Dnll.
ovT h~lEATs-Firm. Sales at IGL0l7kc for
BACON-Dull.
LAED-Dull. Sales 21@291Sc
b~SaIER-Steady- Sales at 2s@4se for Ohio; 439
C~HEEsE-Steady. Sales at Bale
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ANNaUNcENENTs,-T Tie following
speakers are lo
r. ohAOhSON ~
onlon men of the county during the pres
ent Gubernatorial campaign:
MASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & EVENINGS
Bedford, Friday, October 6th-Charles
W. Palmer, ]. c. Grannis and J, n.
Jones.
Dover, Thursday, Oct. 5th-M. S. Cas-
tie and DR.. B. Cyriax.
EVENING MEETINGS.
Brooklyn, October 6th-A. T. Brins-
made, E. Hessenmueller, I. Buckingham.
Olmsted, October 6th-L. Prentiss, NJ
f. Gallup.
Newburgh, October 7th-M. S. Castle,
c. B. LOCKWOOD, J. C. Grannis.
Royalton, October 7th-R. B. Dennis,
". H. Price, D. a. Dangler.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LrsDrR.l

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 500 P. NJ.
The market is exceedingly firm for all descrip.
tons. Buyers are anxious to invest, but holders
are inclined to wait. There were no receipts Of
Crude by river to-day, but a number of lots arc on
the way. Sales 800 bbls on the wharf at SIC, pack
ages included 1900 bbls in lots at 29c and SOc.
PACKAGES returned or exchanged; poo bbls at 35c,
packages included 400 bbIs lighter, without pack
ages at 2s1zc, Sales at Oil City at $1,000, DC. for
barrels. ffft
REFINED held firmly. Philadelphia dispatches an
nounce a further advance, caused by the European
demand, with sales of bonded at &c. Our market
is firm, Sales 1000 bbls bonded, October and No
vember delivery, at 56c free on board; 1000 bbls
for October at SIC. Small sales free at 75c,
Other descriptions unchanged,
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LECTURES ESGAGRD.-We have already
announced that Bishop Simpson and Ralph
Waldo Emerson have been engaged to lee
ture before the Cleveland Library Associa-
ton the coming season. Mr.. Peixotto, the
Corresponding Secretary of the Association,
informs US that he has as good as engaged
lectures from Bishop Cook, of Rhode Island,
James E. Murdoch and John B. Cough.
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Nav CLOTHING Decentralization is called
to the advertisement, in another column, of
the New One Price Clothing House" just
opened near the Post Office. The proprietor,
Mr.. George E. Fairehild, has had large. ex-
perienee in the selling of Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods in the Eastern cities, and is
prepared with a large stock of fine goods to
add himself to the list of our reliable Cleve-
land merchants. s.tttt
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REGULAR FL

To conclude for the arst time in this city, with
the new Farce called
REGULAR FIX.
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Sixth WARD RALLY.-There will be a
grand Union rally of the Sixth Ward on
Saturday evening, at the Wigwam on Gar
den street. NJ. S. Castle and other distin-
guished speakers will address the meeting.
Turn out Union men, for one grand rally
before the election. Remember the Wig
wan is removed to the old Engine House
Lot on Garden street, near Hudson street.
By order of the Executive Committee.
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PARIS BRo0ADES,
PLAIN AND EAHCY DR0GUET
Al,o. ETENING DRESS SILKS.

aDXIa
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DYEINc..
FREDERICK CYRIIY.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Fstablishment, Belvidere Farm, East Cleveland,
and 90 Seneca street
OrT1cE-IO4 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
mean TO make this the BEST D1E-H0USE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort TO give salts
I cali the especial attention of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
of CIeanining or Re-dying Of made-up Garments.
mh27
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PLANTS,
SOMETHING YFT

LADIES and GENTLEssFx.
T aI5en Tins to g t aftI, INTERCHANGEABLE qs
lean people, as an article Of CONNER a. u, N ny
qGmestie use, and is likely to supersede be most
use: Directions for cultivation ami g. ~ = ~
b. be. fh TIME Ss1 e, with R5sht the delivery Of the plants. The
Der TAI November. The shipping ~ nion 5sPr In
mshess on the 18th of September, at The following
new vine plants bults very sne, 81 "a
a7lz
- " Ss72
90 " q 50 -6 81
IOO % "a - %
New EyeT-bearing strawberry, Il strong plants.
Contains :" * oGSSnIs, Sent nee by mail for $50,
pc ana single Tulips, 20 csoeus, 4 Marc
Japan Lilies, 4 Iris, 10 Ranuilen. 10 A. u
Please send your orders eariv 10 ssus, 4
time. ..emonen.
Agents wanted in every secuTe plants in
NEMAN, Dayton
box 81. town. Address A. BOR-
" -Jntgomery comfy, O. Letter
san922GHdsW
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HELD To BAL-Depaty U. S. Marshal
OConnor brought down 10 this city yester-
day from Toledo, a man named John Ruby,
who had been examined before Commission
er Osborn, and held to bail in the sum of
$500. He viii be tried in the United States
Court.
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n. Z. stoek MaTEe1-0ct

GOVERNMENT SFu re- - r %
lOTaT do S'S6S 81 registered 1O7Z; do coupons
new issna 10 ex-Hoycmber coupons IO51I: do
sTocKs@Y 1905 ID series 9S1%.
81. hSrk Central 0715; Erie 9Z1b: do prcFerred
uE2' 1ddson lll4; Reading III; Michigan Central
- Cleveland & Pittsburgh s2I5; Michigan
SSgoherh 81 Illinois Central I3z Chicngo i
W W. Island 1895 Prairie du Chen $50; Fort
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Chicago Market-Oct.5 ..

F~LOUR-Firm.
WHEAr-Dull at Sl4lLaL4GL for No 81
81, 261zdf, - for No. f'a ." y" ! an"
V~SsNIe1iet and declined 1@I1zc. Sales at $50
59c for No l, and 574@57% for No y
OATs-Firm, Sales at &c.
FREIGsrs-Active and advanced 1111Z M
l3c; Corn l21Se to Buffalo. '@iIf'' VIVA
PR0vIsIONs-Firm.
HIGHwLNEs-Insctive.
RECEIPFs-FlOur G, 5dObbls. WIZ
$4,000 hu; oats u, go hu. al 'U'oV'bnS corn
corn 2lS, 900 bu. us wheat $500 bu;
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Toledo 1Iarket-Oet-

WhEAf-Old No ? better new steady. Sales
OF old white Michigan at S2.3s new 81 ~ al am.
1eI AllShlgan AZ S2,l21z new al 1 ,S2; old No Ired
ORE-Steady. SSLs at Ggc-
OArs-Unchanged. Sales at 4Oc-
RYE-3c lower. Sales at zoe.
to OsWegO lie.
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MmToSIAS TARLEAUx-This wonderful
work Of art is winning golden opin-
ions from our public, if we may judi
the large crowd of lad;- -ee IRON
who flock nioL les and gentlemen
hnr- snrly to Brainard's Hail. A full
-se was in attendance last evening, and
aH We're enthusiastic in praise Of the series
o. paintings. Another exhibition Will he
given this evening. ia
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A SNALL DRAFF.-The Merchant Nation
al Bank had a Government draft presented
at its counter for $780, GOO, which was
promptly honored, in I've and ten dollar
greenbaeks, filing a large mail bag of about
five bushels capacity. That hank j, some
pumpkin we should judge,
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ToksoRIAL.
TRIUMPH or ART,
TRIUMPH Of ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
WM. DAY, 46 PUBLIC SQUARE,
has ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK

SEE THE ILLUSION EIG-It 6ts to a charm
CURLs-FRENCH NATURAL RINGLFFS-
Just received tdirectla large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please cali. examine and 80 far
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDSA Iarqe and WILL
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY ROWS FTcF-
ME BOWS and FRENCH HEAD-DRFSSfS mod
by the advertiser equal 20 those imported.
rs Ladies' own Braids made into any of the
above Heal Presses without injury to switch.
Ladies Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cntting
done in the latest and most Prevailing styles.
HAIR DAING-Partieular attention Maid 10
this branch Of the business. The best of Dive used.
HOT AND COLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the CITY. iy 7
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UNION MEETING N EAST CLEVELAND
Judge Tilden and other able speakers will
address the citizens of East Cleveland at the
Corners" this evening, the 9th inst. Let
there be a good turn out.
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DiarrhGa and Dysenfery.-we have ex-
amined a great lumber of letters from some of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and COving-
ton, etc, speaking in the highest terms of DR..
stricklandis Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure OF
diarrhea dysentery. The letters art too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Covington, says he was
pronounced incurable by the best doctors in Cincin-
natl, and one bottle of DIR. Strickland's Anti-Chol-
era Mixture effected a permanent cure after suffer
ing for months with the worst form of diarrhoea and
dysentery. For sale by Druggists.
BENTON q DURHAM, Agents, Cleveland, O.
myers
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GOldstoady


UNl UUUDss
Cotton fabrics do0ot respond to the rise in raw
material, and less activity in them. Goods arc
now generally selling higher than when cotton was
goods offering freely.
RECEIPTs.
The following was to-day the business at the
once OF the Assistant Treasurer: Total receipts.
u o9g 10 IL payments, Ss,7 4l ,642 O2; balance,
s6sall 10 IS. The receipts include for customs
sozb0OJ, and on account Of loan sos. 000.
PETROLEUM.
Pithole $50; Webster go; McCIintock 675: En-
pire city %; knickerboeker lO5 oil Creek IIs; Ne
kinstry 325i United States 30.55; Buchanan Farm
SO; Germania 30; Rynd Farm %; United Petroleum
tarmslJ, Tack 30: Excelsinr 90: Manhattan Il.
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DETAINED FOR New WHEELs.-The steam
er Ironsides did not leave for Lake Superior
Wednesday evening, on account Of being
furnished with new wheels. She will leave
this evening at eight o'clock. a5
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The NEXT STAR AT THE AoADEMY.-Miss
Sally st. Clair Will commence an engage
ment at the Academy of Music next Mon
day night. The C~ouldocks conclude theirs
this evening.
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Bradburn. Williams a EOS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

~" ~ I" :. III
ENTERED.-A.Oc Oct IS.
Simr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit
Prop Chicago, WEIGH, Buffalo
Bark Twilight, Vance. BufaIo
Sehr Tanner, McFmddeD. BUnsi, 7.
sehr Gem, Stewart, Buffalo
Schr Fontanelle, Hearns, Buffalo
sehr InteTnational, Mcclure, Buffalo
Sehr } MeGill, Kerr, BnnaIo
Schr Union, Kirby, TyrconRel
seoW A Hoyes, Searls, Detroit
CLEARED...Oet A.
6tIhr Morning Star, Wiger, Detroit
6rop chicago, WEIGH, Milwaukee
5ark Noqthern Light, sheaIly, Bay CITY
Schr hing Sisters, Martin, Chicago
Schr Correspondent, Jeffrey, Chicago
Schr Gen Scott, Cassidy, Saginaw
Schr Swallow, Elsey, Chicago
Seow Herzynia, Relso, Wyaudott
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MICHIGAN Cows.-The steamer Morning
Star brought to this city yesterday, from
Detroit, a large number of cows, which will
be scattered over the dairy portion of the
Reserve.
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NEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD,

n ERS Of the SAMMY Farm Oil Company will
bs held at the Once Of the Company, on Mon
dav, October sd, 1865. One object Of the meeting
IL to decide whether Directors shall spend the
money on hand, or sell the lease and divide what
IS left. +, JUDSON,
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AUXILIARY CoNunTTEE.-This Committee
and the pastors and reetors of the city
churches will meet in the parlors of the
Stone Church at four o'clock this afternoon.
A full attendance is desired.
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To AeSHauLD Department attention IS IN
Uited, as are offer about t10sIve AuDsdTed
Wool ShGlgks, Paisley Scotch and american,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere and
nlHlH others. For sale by the package or
at retail E. BALDWIN & co.
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ISDTcTNESTs.-The Grand Jury yesterday
returned true bills of indictment against
John and Jacob Hall, of Logan county, for
distilling without license.
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of Music-0theIlo.
d. Appleton-Agents wanted.
Go rent.
WE Corning-Fifty dollars reward.
Benton & Dunham-L0cal Notice.
Benton & Dunham-Local Notice.
Sozodont-Local Notice.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ourterly Report-seeond National Bank.
Hover a Higbee-Cloths.
VIM H Potts-Local Notice.
Buhrer's Bitters-LocaI Notice.
Winter Fruit-Local Notice.
MeadyiIle-Horse Fair.
George f. Fairchild.
DR.. Observation-Disclosures page.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Learning by study must be won
Twas meier entailed from sire to son.
Learn now that DR.. D. H. seelye's LIQUID CA.
TARRH REMEDY will permanently cure the dis
ease even in its worst form. oct2Rs
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call IOans.
SIERLlSG ExcHANGE-Firm at 10oH61O1E.
GOLD-MOro active and fr1ner. opcninr NJ 14c1[
advancing 10 4TH, and closing at i4GI
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CITY NEWS

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER job
Room.
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MiIwankee Mnrke1-0r11

FLOUR-Firm
OATs-SteadY.
REcEIPTs-flouT 4,500 bbls., wheat 10 100 I'm
smPNENTs-FlOur 8, 900 bbls: wheat pm hn
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REMARKS OF BISHOP Rape.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN You have had
an opportunity TO see our Charity Hos
pital. We trust you nave been pleased
but we hope that you have taken more pleas,
ure in anticipating the comfort which will
be received here by the suffering poor. This
- not my work. Although my mind and
heart have been long oppressed with the
conviction of the need of such home for
the destitute although this has disturbed
me in sleep and occupied my waking hours,
| did not know how 10 bring forth the idea
l had conceived. l went to Doctor Weber,
and he assisted me. We hit on a plan,
which | presented to the City Council. They
favored it, and their moral influence gave
me courage, and / began the work. / ran
from door to door, from store to store, plan
in hand, and I saw greenbacks fall into nv
hands like leaves in autumn. These l con
veTted into stone and brick. 1t was your
work, gentlemen, not mine. This hospital
Is a monument of your generosity, and I
thank you. Now that this enterprise has
eliminated in the actual establishment of a
Home for the sick in destitute circumstances,
l feel I could die, to-day happy.
If have failed to return thanks TO the
ladies for their share of influence and aid in
promoting the enterprise, I ask par
don. For three years you have lone noble
work for the soldiers. When peace came, /
knocked at your doors, and received noble
charities. You have furnished beds and
bedding for the sick. This institution is an
honor TO the city, but it is owing to you.
Materialsihaveibeen so have high, have
contracted a big debt, but it is not my fault;
it is yours, since you pushed me ahead. But
will say no more OF this. l beg Gov. Tod
to tell you something better. daughter and
cheers.)
AT this the band favored the company
with a lively piece of music, after which
Gov. Tod spoke as follows:
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. ., 1865.
FfeiShts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
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Rose d Pfea1Iss' Provision Marke

Rose d PfenIiss, PrOyIsioD Narkat
Report.
Inc following are the rates charged BY Us;
hAMs-Sugar-cured premium hams n b.. %
CANvAsSED HANS =. -tss - N
DRIED BREF-8 n nj
9hoULDERS-Sugar-eured ~ lb-....... 10
smoked Sides u b.-.------...... p
LARD-Prlme Le1fkettle-rnd'd in bbIs o rtres 40
Prime L'afkettle-rndi in kegs Il n. 2Ok
~ mess 9 81
EAtta 'siear q ..-.......-.-.... 40 90
80 No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. An articles ars
Warranted strictly prime, and equal to auythinai in
the state. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. l42, IA and lag Ontario street
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of the foIowinr 1.-THE court disposed
United cases yesterday:
tere States Us. Leonard Hill, for eoun-
citing United States currency. Convict
ed, but not sentenced.
United States Court Is. John Kirke, fol
passing United States notes raised from 81
to $40; convicted and sentenced to 1OGdays
imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
The cast. of the United States c0urt-ps.
VIM Richards aud EdWardR Brandon for
smuggling, was not disposed Of
JAMES LEWIS HEARD FRONAThe dramatic
critic o. the New York Tribune cuts up in very
sIashing style the drama of fIOOlah, which
was ecentlyspresented at the Olympic thea
ter, and delth s%everely.with nearly every
actor who appeared in the cast. We state
this by way ofprefaceto the notice given OF
the performance of our James Lewis, which,
taken in the connection, is very compliment
tary: ss4-
Mr.. Lewis, TOO, who played the part of
Peter Pugnashus, and bore upon his Shout
ders the entire weight ofthe drama, was sew
eral times applauded, and surely his perse-
verence deserved the reward,
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corSTY SUNDAY School OoxrESr1oxLTb,
Annual Convention of the Cuyahogqai couun.
ty SundaysSchOol Union, will be held at tbe
Second Presbyterian Church on Tuesday,
october 18th, commencing at half-past ten
O'Clock A NJ, and continuing through the
day.
me friends from the townships will be
welcomed and entertained by frisnds-in
NE CITY between the morning and after
mon services. rt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC


John A. Ensler. Manager B H. eafy-~Iresspr
- sn~-Dres Circle and Par
onatto " Peserred Seats to Dress Circle, IS
cents; Family circle, g cents; Gallery, . cents;
Privata 49, Is and s.; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, LOO. rs
Seiara narsops WI, under no circumstances, be
Da~n,;ttos = ocrnpy seats in any other portion of
~ ho,sS ave be Gallery. Admission % cents.
last NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
mp AND MISS COULDOCK,
A,d Rsnssf of MISS ~COULDOCK,
In eempuanoe with numerous requests, Shake
sneare's grand Tragedy Of
OTHELLO
VIII Be- repeated. Mr.. Couldock Will appear in his
great rendition Of IAGO, in which he is acinowl-
edged without an equal.
FRIDAY EVENING, october 6, 1865, will be
presented
OTHELLO or. the loo of Venice.
MISS
Mrs. Efie Ellsler
Mr.. Joseph f. Magic
To conclude for the arst time in this city, with
the new Farce called
REGULAR FIX.