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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
OLEvELAND AND PITTsBURGE

l365, WIhTEb AhAAbdLWNnI, ba
On aud A-tsF No JdaY, Deo, 18th, tS64 Trains loAS
Cleveland as oilcSa 5ailY, tbundsys eIoeptedl:
500 A M.-MAiIr-ATriVes ct Pittsburgh 400 P. =,
Harrisburgn 2:5g A. H., Baltimore ID1 A, ~
washingtos l1-55 4 H., Philadelphia 6:5a A. -
New York 90 a. n, " Nheeling 90 P. 4. Oou .
meets al Hudson with q. z q. R.R. for AkrtE
aud Millsrsburgh.
In P NJ Tx yRES5-Arrives Al Pit5burgh 9:l5 p
y. HarrisDurgh T:50 A.. n. Baltimore IL ~ ?,
n Washiugt0 80 ?. ~, Philadephia 2:40 P
n, HeE York z;ljP. n, Wheelns $50 A. \,
9;I5 p M.-ACCOMMODATION- Hudson ant
Intermediate Stations, CuYahUgA Falls, Akron
aud Millersburgh, connecting at Orrvtlle viii
PEW o. ~. for Canton, Massiilon, ZOOS
ter and msusheld.
UAr1run throusn rom Pittsburgh 70 HSH ScKl
fViA AZ entOHnA vita Jut change oi cars.
~ Fare - low By any other HI.
~ Through Tickets can BE- prceurec As tos Onloi
Ticket once, Wsddell HoERo, 81 tha DepOts or W,
9uoIId-Btrsss Bsaiics- . y
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ssYIas AND RAIR woRA.

Esf AZ 142G 41alA WOhhs
GEs y Us EEH ESFABLISHMEIR,
.- FE8 LARGEST N THI sTATR
~ Gln 3sklEg 6su LAplES HstE nRFSHFe
g PUBLIC eeUAEE.
Es4u5sossFsT Of s1 k,rds OF WIGS, lRcludlut
scr szistrased
3sEU SION WIG.
-aaB % resembles nature Is 20 defy the elossR
serqliuy A very large and beautiful stook Of
LOSs HAIh, (b-1ught BY tho proprietor from
Earcps, for SHITGHES sud BRAIDS-ths Ansr
ssSc-.slsat eysr seer II this oity.
aEGi51' Front Pieces and E1lf.WiEa,
z svsry stTls With sll improvements.
szrs Or OUBLs, mser frun French Eatursl
urrioa AaiF tgUAr1Htesd.l
sBGsEE DOUBLE and TRIFLH BOWE,
EkFERFALLs, &C.,
asos - he advertiser, equal 70 thOss impOrtsa.
EsA5iss' Brsid5 madt into any kind Of Hssd-Dr
er E3oW wlthOat Injury 90 Switch
LADIES' uAIR DRESsIBa IN tbs most prevail
p 5 5Ed fsshiouabls styles.
EaF All Worh warranted - rePrsssntsd. -.
-ffF r.-f "nT-n psTE7S -t ~ hor-- s~sfb
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nOENEGTIOHsi

IVLENTTIUNIT
eheibY-SanduHtF, mansdsld Newark hasiroa1.
ManGBsld, ut. Vernon, Newark ksne1Tlb
10.
OrsstlIns-Pistsburgh Fort WsYnS Ohicago hAI
road, Forest Uppsr San5uRky, DeiPhos, Lima
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago. 30 West 40
Esst for Msnsdald Wooster, Massillon. ho.
oFAfton and BeIiofontsile Railroad Line, or Marion
BeIlsfontsine, sidney, Union, munclel lnoiac
apels TeTre Haute, VinSennes ENAnESilk
Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, &o-
Delsware-Iith Springfield Branch for Springfield
Oolumhua-Little Miami Oolumbusi and 4eAh
RailruGd, for GoniA, Dayton, Indianapolis
Tsrra Haute, 81 Louis, Morrow, Loysand. ant
Olnoinuatl aud with the Ohio and dissgl!pJ
Railroad a. Cincinnati for Louisvtle Evans
vile, Cairo Sc. Louis, I'D all POINTS on Sd
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-C0ntrplO Ohio Ra3rO-d Tor Newark. Sanss
VILE, Wheeling, &o-; OCiuIubus, FfquA N
diana Railroad Tor Piqua, Urbana, &c.
NB-gOT 'riokstH 20 all points ard Information lR7l
ct the Passenger Station, ard st Union Ticket Oucs
lfI Supsrfor street. y ). FLINT
fn.n.l.rh ~ 20 annsrllt anhanf.
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rJHOICB BLACK TEAS--OuLONG,
Jsouehong and Japan Teas Of very dne quAIIty,
3 sale bJ CHURCHILL BROTHER,
sAaS Ias OntAriefsS
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photographs of Sresident Lincoln,
taken four DAYS bsfoTe h 5 DEATH For sale BY
Serth & sohwerdt. 2O5 Superior street. m. 5.208
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Card.-EDITOEs LEaDts. Allow me, through
your ooumos, to return my thanks TO the 20; IT,
mental Fire InsuIaucz CImpany, d. 7. BTayton'
Agent, for th, ,ir Tromtnets in paying the amount
Of my policy. 1 wou rot ommond all who wish to
Insure in a god Company, 10 tske Poioy-in the
Continental. [my6:2O6 BEHRT Nc inNE,
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PERsoxAL.-Hou. J. NJ. Ashley, of Toledo,
and Lieut.. Col. D. NJ. Il. Day, of the 2Sd
Army Corps, were in the city yesterday,
stopping at the " eddell House.
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AMUsEM MENTs.
A nAnFMY OF HIsIlI.

A CADEMY OF hJs1es
PRIOEs OF ADHESION.
Dress Circle and Parquetts 30 oentsi Secured eese
50 Dress Circle, rs oonts; Family 9roes so oentas
Gallery. IS osnts; Private Boxes IS and -
SngIe sssts IN Private Bcxes, 81
80 Colored persons Will, und no eirouustsn-
ces b. Termi ted occupy seats in any other por@
ton Of fbe house, the Gallery Admission zoo-
Doors open ct 7. Curtain rises Is 8.
First Night Of the beautiful piece rallied EUS-
TAOaE, play full Of Interest, Pow rfnl Inoi-
dents Com, dy snd Ira sedy, sDsilss and Tears.
SATURDAY EvESIEe. May str, will b. presentsd
EUSTAC Ei
TIE MAS OF THE MOUATvIH.
To coueluIs with the side-splitting, bustons
bursting fstce called the
GHOSTi
~ Monday, first appearance Of Harkee Locke
and Mrs. ~ d Leighton.
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FOr Lake SuperlOr.-ften eneW, elegant snd
stauuoh ps sssenger steamer PeWabic. Geo Mckay
Master, will leave Cur do,k for 0ntonsgon ar d IN
termediAte roits, Monday, Msy Sth, at p M
For freight or passag-, apply to G4RRRTsON 4
co agents, No Biv street, Cleveland, ohio.
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WANTED.-A boy to carry tho LEADER on
the West Side. Apply at Counting Room.
Mov a
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rockefeller d Andrews Removed
We have removed our office from that Of the late
firm Of Clara q Rockefeller, 10 No. 4, s-1ton's
Rock. Metvi street. my429
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DIED.

MILLER-ln HuekIey. May 4ih, lsej Laura
A dsughter of 4. b. ami 81. Mil er, aged - years
Rochester, New Y.rk, and Terre Hpus-, lndians,
papers plesse copy
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Pr. H. j. BerrieH, recently having COM
psts his three years Cf service as Surgeon Of the
18th Regiment, q. l., will hereafter ee ass cat
ed with Dr. Brooks in this practice Of Medicine
and surgery. my22O9
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FIRE AT ursday night of lsst
week, between the hours Of ten and eleven
o'clock, FIRE broke out in an extensive
machine shop and fJundry ofshsrP, Davis
and Bors sail, near the railroad station, snd
consumed the entire establishment and
contents, excepting the brick walls The
FIRE caught from the core oven, owing to
some defect. Among the articles burntWas
an extensive and valuable collection OF pat
terms. The loss amounts to about $50 goo,
and there was no insurance on the building
aud contents.
At meeting of the Stockholders of tho
CLKvELAxD INsUEAAcE COMPANY, held May
lst, at the office Of the Company, the fol-
lowing persons were unanimously elected
Directors for the ensuipY ar:
H.B. Payne, T. F. Iandy,
C. W. Coe, D. 3. Sexton,
S. D. Mcmillan, Lsverett Alcott.
Henry F. CLARK.
At subsequent meeting of the Directors,
II. B. Payne wss elected President, and S.
D. Mcmillan Wee President.
ma6:2O7 S. Cox, Ssc'y.
|
CLEVELAND CuRsED.-It seems that our fair
city has given great ofTense to a certain
Texan, Renuy by name. The Galveston
Tri- Weekly Nelcs, of the goth, publishes an
account of the adventures of this man
through the Northern States. He got dis
gusted in this "abolition hole" and told
his tale of woe and breathed out his harm
less tbreateniDgs and slaughter in this
wise
At Cleveland we stopped 10 get supper
! but had not more than taken our seats a
the table of the principa motel, when two
buck negroes deliberately seated them
selves opposite. This was too much for oul
Southern raising and we left the table II
great disgust aud got a meai at the re7taur-
ant, but still saw negroes at the tables
Cleveland is a perfect abolition hole and
ought to be swept from the face of the
earth.
TIE HurcH1SsoN's CoScERT-We are al
most ashamed TO own how small, shame
fully small was the house which gre,tei
these sweet singers last night. We do no
know what has come over the spirit of The
dreams of our public. Surely no place o
amusement in the city hes been decently
attended the last ten days or two weeks. .
But the Hutchinson's, nothing dauute'
by the thin audience, sang with great sPiri
aud effect the HoDgs of Victory and Free
dom. The few ladies and gentlemen, VIII
t0erc present, heartily enjoyed the concert
and testified their appreciation and deligh
By frequent and prolonged applause.
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PASTURAGR...1S65.

T B. DEWITT & CO. OPEN TODAY
y sthe most elegant Black silk Nantes ever Offer.
ed in this market, together with = full linS OF
Clio saeques, Basques snd Fitted Coats.
j. H. DxWIrT CO.,
Ap2s I and II Public Spare,
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~ nAVIcATIoN.

n z. co. sgaSns
N FOR CHICAGO. fSsl,
BUCKEYE, SPEs, EE, Master,
will leave ON SATURDAY, May 6th, at 10 A. M.
For iIeight or pssssRs sppiytO
PELTO :, FRENCH CO.
y X. McDoEE PASSENGER Agent. my6
AZ Z CO-FoR OGDERs- Es.
i .Bus0 AVID intsrmsd ate Ports. -
4h- saEulCh screw steamer 49,
utCdtGAs, ". RnLLp, Muster,
vii Lease on Fc.dty, May 9TH, at A. NJ.
Fer Tgig al or passage apDly 70
PBLrON, French CO.,
Foo; Of Su geTior 1t.
\. K. FonOLF, Passenger Agent. wyS
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MnEATON'S
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours-sIsO cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers. Chilbla'ns, aud sIl EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price 50 cents. By sending 90 cents 70
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded 80 by mail. FOR sale ~ all Drug
gis,s. sraose & AsusTaOss, Oleyel1nd, Agenss
n, u,rtbsrn Ohio. mhl4:F dAE
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CITY NEWS!

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs. shaw's. sP26
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8. s. BARR1s, Secretary.
isPcor worm thou art infected
This v;.l-ation shows"

But BY the use Of Dr. D H. seelye's Liquid Cstsrrh
Remedy, you can be restored to health, whish is
"rnere precious than gold, yea, than hns golj."
myths
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nhs Nav York Hsrala s.Hs:

The New York Herald s'ys:
There has never been enterprise insug1Tated
in his city which has been morn generally patron
lied or gieen more general satisfaction, than thas
of the PresentstiOn Entertsinm- nt given by the
New YORK Manufaetu ing Jew. isIs Assoe1aaon.
The New York Tribune says;
The bsst artisies procurabe in the city, are en-
Rased for the entertainments and 1t SO ms TO bS
h dete minatton OF tbs directors 70 leave nothing
uudo e to please aud SATISFY their patrons here
is D delay no anxiety on the part oft purohas-
ers 10 know Whist they viii receive. The prest nt is
given uheu the ticKeJ Is puIehaseds ana they go
away with ticket or 8 fist class entertainments
wotth lhe price paid for the tCkst, and pre7enE
worth at least much at retail prices, and per-
hsp5 great deal n ore.
The New York Times Gays:
The extreme lIferality aud fA'rnfss with which
Mr. Eiias ths Actua- Of ths Manufacturing Jew
eIers' Association has eoniucted everything re-
Istitg to these entertainments, have mads them
more poT ular than any thing Of Ihs Aind ever CIV
en- IN New YOik and the saIe Of Tickets has ben
very large. L ke all OF Mr. El'a' promises, every
expectation held out in stO TO these entertain-
a entr has b. en- more than realiz d.
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TICKETS ORE DOLLAR.
No. 1874 Superior Street,
(AMERIcAs HOUSE BUILD Ks.l
EEREADt~

BEREADI 70 READl Sc READ sd
This most Liberal, the most Fair, the most Ofigi-
nal the . o,t Popular, the most cegsfui Enitr-
prise ever inaugu ated, and endorsed BY the PRESS
and PUsLIO Of New York, Buffalo, Pittsoara n
and al the largest cities, East and ntss.
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Fruit AOuses
KINSMAN STREET,
CLEVELAND, O9IO.
Cur Fruits Of all kinds will hereafter be fodn
for sale at Eey = Dsyinney's, 81 ontaTi1 strest,
and O. Chanolers, III Ontario street. at prices.
myl:A6 NYCE, sHlkk w.
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Ten CompositOrs wanted. Apply at the
LEApER job Room.
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IsO POrter'S Cure Of PAIN
Use Portsr's 'ure OF Pam.
Tse Portsr's Core OF Paiu.
Use Port RS Cure # Pain.
USe POrter's curs Of Pain.
rnv2 Uss POrts's Cure of Pam. 2lsdl
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A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

TSkes Eject KonaOy, March 2oth, 1865.
Two Through Express TTains lDailyl boTHeer
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
''DAI E1rBEss, leaves Cleveland tSundayo except
sd) at ESQ - arrives It Mesavllle ~ 300 ?. ..
(Dilnerl SSlsInanea At 5:65 P. r., Isl cping Cam
and New HOrk 81 i:i0 r. =.
"NIgHr E1russs," leaves Cleveland (SaturdayI
exoepted,l 81 sl5 P. -, .sleopins Cars sttaohoa,
arrives at merd7llo At I:2O A. H, Salamanca II
$50 A. NJ, aud Nov York at 1850 ?. H.
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For SaIe-Three Houses and Lots on
the north side of St. Clair street. near North Perry
street to be sOld at Admin traitors Sale, on the
4th day of May, at O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises
Idber.l time given. L. PRENTI
.nq5,SO6 Administrator.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

READINGS IN NORwALK.--We learn that
we were in error yesterday morning in an
nouucing that Mr.. Evelyn Evans would
give reading in Oberlin on Tuesday even
ing next. Mr.. Evans will appear on that
evening in Norwalk. We congratulate eur
readers in that town that they are to have
the opportunity of listening 70 an eloeu-
ZIONIST of such merit and culture as MI
Evans, A rich treat is in store for them'
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s. a. noYnton. 81. D..

PHYSIOIAN AND sUhGNUH.
ONCE, 80 Peal street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Office Hours, from 10 Va A. NJ, from to and
7toeP.M. sp25-2l2
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second Maru brhIt.-OoblilLu'OsL ~ SeS-
ond Word As oc stioD," are hereby notified that
dividend CT "A per cent. has been declared, from
surpus remaining after filing he entire quo a,
and that the seme can bs obtained fr'im J. V. Pain
ter. Treasurer No I45 sups ior street. between the
hours Of "A. M. and P NJ. Members will please
pr, sent tn ir certificates.
BY order Finsnoe COMMITTEES.
2. ROSE, President.
ss p.KR1s. Secretary. my4:20s
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FINANCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /

MURhINH LEADEH UFEIUhl Z
FsIoAT EvEEIsa, May lSsb-J
The newl Of fnsntisl matters 10 New York to-
day indicate very stea'y market fer Gold and
Stocks G Id op ned at 1881, advanced to 14i,
and at ths sft, rnOon Board closet at II %. The
prices n THE market were 40 10 l4I busi g, and
l4s to las ling. Silver buying at l3S to 1'6, and
selling at Ss to l4o.
The local m ney market Is generally quiet, and
the supply OF carr ncy com ort Ably easy Exchange
continue, TO rewhat c'Ose shd steady ct par buy
ing and 1seA premium fel-ing
The sales o. Seven t irt'ts by the sescnd National
B nk to-dsy we're o the amount OF Su5,4OO. The
sales by ,hs Commercial National for Il past fOuI
days amounts to $4,000.
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cOM M ERcIAL.

MORNING LBADER OFFIOE,
FEIOAY EvEgEG, May 8, 1850.
ReeeIPfs-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were -
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RAILnoAOs.

CLEVELAND, OOLOMBU5 , GIN.
OOIHEATI AILROAD,
Issl-6, WINTER ARRANGEMENT ls5aS
IIt TraIn-s:O6 A. M.-OIHOIHEATI 8APB
stopping at erGfton, Wellington. New LoB
don, Shelby, Orestllds, Gallon, Giload, Oar
dingfou, Ashley, Delaware, Davis Oantrs AZ
Washington -
at al stations, and STRIVES in Columbus - ~
PM. Cincinnati i:50 A. y.
"a TrainB-l 10 90 ?. .M.-HIGHT GAPRE5S-StopgEi
At graftou. Wellington, New Londo2, shelly
Orestiina, Gallon. Gilead, OardinEtOD and Dsl,
AWAra, -
Trains Laws UoIun5u ~ And 10 70 An. ESQ
arriIa e Cleveland 9 % A. H.. and $50 ?. ,
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Ojeye and evening stock Exchange,

FRIDAY Ev.NING, Msy :, 1855.
There wa no business transacted at the ct OK
Exehaug, this evening. An adjournm mt was
made 10 to m, ROW Saturday. evening.
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made 10 TO m rrGW (Saiuruayl evening"
n, Y. Honey Market-May 8.
iBT TELsGRAPH.
MONEY ContiDuss easy ct 5@6 . ct.
Sterling xchanHe-Dul a. lO9H9lcsZ
for first clA bills
GOId-MOrt a tive sad hrmeT, opening at 1891,
advancing to la, and closing 81 1875.
New York stock FsTket-May B.
IBY TzLsaRAFa.l
GiOVernmeut StOcEs-Easier. o. s. Ten
f,rty upons, 957s; FiVe-twsnty coupons l0b14;
do new issus, iOiLs. Five twentes, regst'd, lO41s
~Es,etls-S Steady. OK isin lO5 orthUss :
ern 3,54 do preferred t914i "evland Pittsburgh
75S Michigan 5, uthern $50 Cum erlaud 81
Oui;ss-lver ~; N. =. Cen raj 3 e; Eri- 7S5z Rn.d
ing loo; Miehig,n entIsl II 4, Fort Wayne ss1a
o. Nj si-sippi Ger iticAtut Missouri sizes 9.
Copper stOeks-May 3.
[BY TFLEGRAPa.
Pri,e,Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to d'y:,
Central 521S; Cop er Falls q; ban ock s11f
Isls Ro, ale bid; Minnesota 2g34; Ro' kland, y
Franklin Al.
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T@leg
Golden Circle.

New York. July ls.-Geo. ". Buckley,
President Golden Circle, has issued an
executive general order dated Fort War.
rem. He suspends the labor of the several
departments Of the Golden Circle till July
l, 1870. when the congress of the order
Will assemble at Washington with open
doors, and afterwards proceed to lay the
corner stone of the Saxon University. AL
members IN the military department ar.
released from allegiance to the order, and
from obligations of secrcsy pertaining to
the same. The President makes lengthy
v'ndication of the order, giving its origin,
rise, progress and destiny.
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GEO. S. BRYAN, Esc-Ameng those who
have returned. we were glad 10 greet yes
terday George S. Bryan. Esq, one of our
ablest and most eloquent lawyers. who
made the last public Union speech in this
city just previous to the opening of the
war. Mr.. B. has followed the fortunes of
the State, but always consistently opposed
secesslon.-Charleston Courier, lSM.
The Emperor Maximillan has Just
assigned himself salary of $4,000, 600
per ear, from the Mexican treasury.
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More Elective Franchise.

WASHINGTON. July l4.-Mr Bowden,
Attorney general of Virginia, under Pier
pont, has submitted his opinion regarding
qualifications Of exercising elective fran
chise at the approaching election, and says
all adult white citizens residing si. months
In the county, who have not held office
under. the rebel Government. and who are
not excluded by President Johnson's am.
nesty procl lamation of May 30. may vote
on taking the oath Of all, lance.
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Great Fire in New York.

RICHMOND, July l4-l0 p. m.-Washine-
ton papers of to-day bring accounts of a
most disastrous contlagra:ion. which oc
Cured in New York, Yesterday forenoon,
abou, 10 o'clock:
The fire commenced in Barnum's Mu
scum building, corner of Broadway and
Park Row, ano diagonally opposite the
Astor House. 1t is supposed TO have been
caused by the explosion of some pyrot ech-
MICS. which had been prepared for use in
some dramatic performances in the thea
trical department of the building The
flames spread with great rapiditv to every
portion of the house, producing terror and
CONSERVATION among the Inmates. and
completely paralyzing all efforts to cneck
the raging element
The Museum building was very tall
some four stories in heght-and serious
npprehensions were entertained from the
first that all the valuable buildings in the
entire block would be DESTROYED.
The Heraid newspaper buildings on the
Northwest coraer of Fulton and Nassau
streets, of great height and very valuable,
were completely destroyed. along with the
greater portion of its types. presses, &c
Inc buildings on Ann street were occu-
pied chiefly as printing Offices in the, upper
portions, and many publishers and printers
We're thrown out of employment.
The total loss is estimated ut from
$3.50, 600 to $4,000, ,OOCl
The Herald buildings were erected some
httaen or sixteen Years ago. at cons,i-ra bic
expense. They We're complete in all
respects for the prosecution Of the gigantic
business for which they were originally
designed.
Barnum's losses are very heavy and we'll
nigh irrepnrahle. lie had recently cncoun-
tered great" expense in preparing for the
gorgeous spectacular pantomlmes of The
Green Monster. or the White Knight and
Giant Warrior" All the new and splendid
scenery, costumes etc. were DESTROYED.
The two living white whales, captured and
brought to New York from the coast of
Labrador. and exhibited in mammoth
glass tank. were burnt A living alligator
twenty feet long, his vast collection of
tish, birds flowers, etc. We're also burnt.
HIS mary wax figures. living otters, seals,
menagerie of living animals. monster
python and a thousand other curiositles
were all swallowed up by the devourng
element. The fat woman. Ca mountain of
1leshl was saved with great difficulty; d
few articles Of minor Importance We're
saved
One account represents that the fire
was occaslored by some experiments in
chemicals, which were beng made by
Prof. Cosperess. the great philosopher and
magician, who was announced tor a grand
exhibition at III O'Clock
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

The arrest of Gen. Lee, the Petersburg
(Fa.) Ne'cs states, was ordered bySecre.
tary Stanton. Gen. Ord, in command at
Richmond, offered his resignation rather
than execute the order. Gen. Grant then
interfered, and the order of the arrest was
recalled.
Speaking of the confession of Mrs. Sur
ratt, Rev. Mr.. Walters says. NOT revealing
the confessional, that as Cod lives. Mrs
Surratt was Innocent Of the murder Of
fres'dent l.-co.n, or Of any interest in the
coasr'racy 70 ruricr bum
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
Change Of Schedule on the Will
mington and Manchester Railroad.
SUMTER, July l(

SUMTER, July 10, 1865.
nN and after July 10, trains will run
~ tri-weekly over this road as follows:
Leave Kingsvillc every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday, at 4 As a. m, for Pee
Dee and all stations on the Cheraw and
Darlington and North eastern Ha!srcad-
passengers reaching Charl eston same night.
Returning-Arrive at Kincsville every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at s42
above. HENRY M. DRANE,
Iu'y II II General Sor"rT t-n3en;