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sle2 DHRtssA,B. ~ HUGHES 8iinU
oAN BE FOUND AT HIsr Nnn .
HaTdO bCR gs5 10 aSIAa UUV,C
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,

LIZ &f8A ERMN ,E@hs@ AsfA ~
WHERE he can DO consulted privately, and with
w the utmost conIdence by the afflicted, at all
DR.. II. addresses those who suffering under the
aflict0n Of private disease, whether Arising from,
impure connection or the terrible vice of
Devotng his entire time that par ticnlar branch Of
the medical profession, he feels we -ranted in GUAR.
ANTEKING CURE IN ALL CAeEC whether of long
standing or recently contracteo entirely removing
the dregs q disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANEN1 a CUrRE.f fif4gH sig3 Z y
BE would call the attention OF tho afflicted to the
tact a his long standing and well earned
furnishing snfcient Assnranee of his skill AID suc-
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JOHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell.
SETH WILMARTH, Boston. ~ ~
WILLIAM A. PUTNEY,
OfRoss. Foster Co., Chicago, Ill.
ALPHKus GAY, Manchester, N. n. y %
JOHN c. YOUNG, Manchester, N II.
JOHN FnDrRHrN, 80 81 Court street Boston.
u. q. A. sAReEnT. Manchester,
puA NJ PRour. Manchester. n. Il.
SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester. N. II. fiis
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Porfiand alld asosfOn Line.
THE STEAMERS

Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal,
.5.A1p WIN. until further notice, rupllas
k follows:
e4$1aG4e Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday and
Friday at O'Clock P, M, and India Wharf Boston,
eyery hQndgy, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thnrday and
Friday, at O'clock p. III.
Fare in Cabin. .1I!3gsslltL ..&I......... $500.
Freight taken as usual
Tho Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 In valne, and that per-
OF one passenger for every $500 additional value az
Fab IT, 1893 diff L. BILLINGS. Agent
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NO,ice.

VyHE Bethel steam Mil Co. are prcnsred to fun :
Il nish Spruce dimentiops of an sizes Also,i
Boards, Shingles. athes. and Piekets at short no.
tice. Orders sonciteo sflh ll nr5alW hs.t fginiW
Once Commercial Street. rear the head of Hob.
sons wharf. JARRZTRUE Ire as,r IN
Portland, April rs, 1866, n ap26dSm10
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Steam, to and Prom the Old Country,

Era The gwell-known favorite ClYde,buiit
&AkaAG Iron steamers Of the ANCHOR LINE of
HtBERflA I. ''"CALkDosIA - BRITAIN
fortnightly between New York and Glasgow saT
Those steamers were built speciallyior the ATTAIN
tic trads divided into water and air.tight com.
partmerts, andafe fitted up in every respect t. I'M
the safety, comfort and convenience of passen
gers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each
ship. tTheprovssions will be properly cooked, and
served in unlimited quantities.
W H r RatSsof Passage. r EF
T0and from EjUerpoOl, GIGsgosc, DhbhH, Bebfast,
Londonderry, &c: 4 4 Al ~ = IL
Cabins, S65 and $50; intermediate, 35; storage,
SIS; payable in gold or Its equivalent4
Those who wish TO sand for their Ifisnds can buy
tickets at these ratet trc m the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD co,
jan9d4m faaai 1os y Bowling Green. New York
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" ACHT NETfLE. 90 tons built Of white oak,cop-
sails and Trying. BAllasted with TO tons iron
For further particasra inquire Of III
LIB ..5soS - WILLARD, IS tasfenee house,
sPSsdu India ST. : p
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YORK a. .CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
GUMMRR ARRANGEMsxT.

1szHzNu On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1856,
TRAINS will leave as foilows. until fun.
Leave Saco River for Portland. as 5.45 and $40
400 and 620P.M.
The 80 z. NJ. train out and the f6.45 A. M train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached. \. 1890. I, ~ y-4,e-4.
Stages connect at 'Gdfhaan for west Gorhasn,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell Hiram, >Brownfeld; Fryeburg
Porter freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. ii.
Z Al Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonney Ea.
gle, South Emtngton, Lfmington, Limerick, New.
Geld, Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee
AZ Saccafappaa for South Windhan, Windham
HLLana North Windham, daily. gAkh = Il Z
DAN.CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland, April 8, 1856, laos1 ssuC dtf
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MISCELLANY.
Mrs, Partineetol's View Of Temperance.


.Iatemueraaes, says Mrs. Darlington, SOL
emnIv. Win 4 ,lch emotionin her toney Ike an
after dinner speechs at the ai@e bringing her
hand can,sining fhesnuffsbe hadjust brought
from the box, down upon her knee, while
Lion, With a Violent sneeze, walked away 10
another part OF the room. ~" IntsmPerance is
4 monster with a good many heads, and creeps
into the bosom OF families Ike any commander
or an alligator, and destroys is happiness and
peace forever. But, thank heaveni new
Erie has dawned upon che world, and soon
the hydFant-headed monster will be over
turned. Isn't it, Strange that men will put
enemiesinto their mouths 20 steal away their
headsYRat'D Don't you regard taking snuT ~ .
yicey@ we asked, innocently. ~ y r. r.. sne
replied, with the same old argument, IT'S 30
small q one that u rovidenee won't take no mo-
tice of it. and besides my oil factories would
miss it so.'' All, kind old heart, ~ was the
drunkards' argument AZ 1As'~
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

which they need not pay I / 1t is known what is
drawn, and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Gases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to he fact OF is being the Or
The business continues to be conducted in fair and
honorable maunerS and y large and greatly incress-
ngtrade d proof that our Sattbns apprecate this
method of OBTAINING rich and eleg ant GOODS.
During the past Year this stociatiOn has sent a
large number of valua lie prizes to all parts of the
fullvaue of their money article cur list is
worth less than One Dollar, retail, and there are NO
fI rastsss deana Mithsus NAY depend al hsyips
prompt felurns, and the Articl dawn viii he In:
diately cent to any address by return mail
press
prizes + ON he eureka ASSOCIATION, and have kindly
alowe i the use of their Fam S.
AndssW ~, Wilson Cust. s, aouso PhIadelphis
1911 Broadway, New York, oil Painting, value 800
F Jones' sets, el !sr go FL nsa. MelO-
CT. Gold Watch. value SIPS j. F. Shaw. 224 East
oath St NewY ork Piano, value, $3.50. Mrs. Cras
J. nevis. Elmira, n. r., Piano. value, 90; Miss
ring value $500; Mrs. X. Peuno, er, City Hotel,
Nashville, Tenn, Melodeon, value, 1925; Oscar M.
Allen Co. B. 142d regt Ind. vols. Nashville, Tenn
Watch, value, $685. Rowland s. Patterson Co D.
10th Iowa Wet Yos oil Painting value, 500 ;'Mrs
Abby5 PstsSns sRsio gf5es&t ALL Msss Ael0dsP val
Y /, God Watch. valne, sl50; Mrs james ely, lS7
Wooster sire cor. Bleeker, New York, OIL Paint
ing. value, 800; Mrs j C. Coles. Grand Rapids,
clair, No. 4 Main street. Utica, N. r, Framed En-.
craving, value, 1926; Hon. Luther Dethmoid, Wash
| ington, D. c., Oil Painting value 800.
the above LIST, BUT many persons object to our 20
doing, we therefore publish names without per-
mission.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun
| try acknowledging the receipt of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our office.
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CAUTION 70 THE PUBLIC

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use should
ienes istbssnds Of sASa,s2,y ~" sdsesssS psys
cian, whooe preparatory Gtnnes fits him all the
duties no must fulfill ye ecouRtry is flooded with
poor nostfuTns and cure:alis pnrporiinR to be the
best IN the world which are not only useless but al
ways injuricus The unfortunats should be PARTIo,
IN selecting bis physician, al IL Is lamentahle
patients are mad miserable with ned con
by maltreatment from inexpefienced physicians IN
general practice for IL is point generally Conceded
by the best syphllographers, study and man.
agement OF these complaints should engross TIA
suec6ssfdf ia their treatment and cure The mex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither op,
pOrtunty nor time to make himself ACQUAINTED with
treatment, ia n,osf cases MAKING an indisorimiuste
use that antiq rated and dangerous weapon, Msrs
curry. N ess,s- IA s,,if f1gl7sfa .fiai
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Alta recent election 10 Australia the natur-
allied Chinamen voted for the first time. Be-
ing thoroughly free from political opinions or
pssindices, ahirtysthree Of them were engaged
IN one dllss,5i~t by one OF tho candidates at IS.
question which might be pus. an 49, ~
polling booth. One OF the, first 1 dur = sne
asked was, "Have you voted before at this
election 2" Answer A~yes,p and forthwith
the booth. \ 49, 2 A- 'T11 =
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John Bull converting with an Indian ask
ed nina he knew the sun never sets on the
Queens dominions. 0siJzlA
No. said the Indian. 5.G shs1aal "a }
do you know the reason why ?" asked
John. Isoh an29s- ~ +, 80, gteots I.i
l.sBscause God is afraid to. trust an English
man 10 the dark" was the dusky savage's
reply. q bsis ns.il.nos s.... e. ~ rs .s
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HAVE CON ,' FInrNfsn

All who have committed an excess Of any Kind
whether 1t be the solitary vice of youta or the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SSzRK.YOR An OTE nv sRxsoN.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
ProstratiQu that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait or the cQnsumnlstion that ssHre to fol-
Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty
Gour,Iawfor, Itftirss.
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LuSuT6S ABdIHBG MARINE I'M INLAND -N8Vl
CATION Risks.
iii o. Y'iEafgoQe0 shf 80 a2aTstGB shJ II ~
The whole profits Of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and for which
Gcrtifcates are issned, 6edriSg inteFest until re-
deemed.
The Dividends in the Years 1884 and were 40
per cent each.
The Frofts To- aaE Years auountto 1shsO9
sum of Sl9, 69l ,020
Cash. sp ~ srs's -' '''A ss''fa y 1as6s $50
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Row NAVY THOUS.4NDs icxN TIE sTYFy RI
THIS B r UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE.
Young men troubled with emissious In sheen a
complaint generally the result of q bad habit In
YOUTH treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. - 4s1s I "a ~ ~
Hardy DAY passes out we are consulted by one
whom are as weak and emaciatea a hough they
had the consumption, and by their frenua supposed
70 nave 1t. All such cases yield to the proper and
only correct % urse of treatment and In short time
are madst esoice In perfect health.
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The ;coHpsnS has zssstsg 6u,srA 6levss Million
Dollars, VIZ
United States and State of New-York1
Stock City Bank and other Stocks @4974 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,1S7, $50
Premium Hcts and Bills eceiyabIe,m eW dafnx
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages. and hd9zB2 si1s
other securities, 3,140,6S0
United States Gold Coin, go ..,,rk .-e.- Hls890
Cash IA Bank, a5miU NMk Hhttg ~ zS3430
.rrI0 anr NJ --
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Sd 100000.

Distri6ufi0n 10 made in the fol Owing manner
Certificate naming each arti5le and its VALUE
arep aesd in SEALED RNyELoPEs, Which are well
mixed. Or of these envet6i es, containing tn GER
tifcate order tor tome article, will tie delivered
at ur office sent by mail to any address, without
regard to choice receipt # rs cents.
On receiving The certificate the purchaser will see
what Article it drdos, and its rslue, and can then
send o NE DOLLAR and receive The Articls named,
can choose GNN other one Article on our list 81
the8 value@ehnM - h il ~ es@
&B-Purchs sers Of our SEALED ENVELOPES, may,
in this manner, obtain Article Worth from ne
10 Riys Hundred DOLfGFs
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Ntf ~ SAiit fiet attA % sair1 lslt--I.l ff
,sG sbnia VIC lCss "a ;,a.a-8 ua.isy 81
.N.s .hr1 -ioo4ssgil d sidal.7s
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?" \ IS MIDDLE AGED MEN. s'A s'

There are many men at the age of thirty who ara
troubled with too frequent evacuations from the
bladder, often accompanied BY slight smarting OF
manner the patient cannot account for On exapljn.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or
albumen will appear. or the color will be Of n thin
miikish hue again changing to dark and turbid
appearances. There AFRO manyJmen1 who die Of thif
dithoplty ignorant the cause. which Is the "
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAKNESS. /.
can warrant perfect cure i'm such cases. anun
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the DR.,
can az 60 writing in plain manner description
Of their dsease,8 and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immediately 1 1HgHI
All eoEesRqndehoe strictly confidential and viii
be returned III desired.
No.s. Temple St., fcorner of Middle Portland.
~ Send Staap for circular r 4 N = = --
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ssd fl-eM Directors, sflt aIIn 1nl
s'2 FRANK CONVERSE, 1y Il aii Ea.n
Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer 1s1 Pearlst Boston.
5yieB. y. BRowE, sid ia 5gs14I OF ffqal u,
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
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H- A chance to obtain any of the above
articles for One Dollar, by purchasing a.Seal-
ed Envelope for rs cts.
FIVE Scaled Envelopes will be sent for al; Eleven
for 81; Thirty for So Sixty-ive for $40; One Hun
dred for sl6.h sLGGAA z aAaia 81 s
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
fresh assortment of Certificates for the articles
enumerated above are fairly mixed their proper
ton toe lst and 18th days of each month that
prize.
Our patrons are desired to send U1ited States
money when IL is convenient. Long le tiers are
necessary. Letters should be addressed to Box,
5706 Post Office, for greater safety.
Orders fo1Ssaled Enve slopes must ineverY case be
accompanied by the Cash, with he name Of person
sending, and Towo, County and State plainly writ
ten Letters should be addressed to the Managers,
as follows.
Goodwin Hunt e. Co., 'oa
Box 57O6 Post Office, New York.
April 20-d1m*
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Springs \ Y.
!" II Harris Root NY.
/" CELittle Clintonville..
!. Ell Convey hasonyille "
8 VIM cluett &son Troy"
~ CIB Ford New York. VI
"W Robertson Newark N j
4" H @ Henries AlapolIs Nd
z" l TGoodnow Tbpeka Kas
:" A webster U SArmy
2obt White Georg,townDC
9 Brown Washington /"
leo AilBassett ''fUd iih
Dr. s ingalls, US surgeon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23
FINANCIAL 6 COMMKRCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

"WEDNESDAY, FEB. q, 1865.
The Money market continues easy, and under he
prevailing quiet currency has been inereasing in
the hands Of Bankers, the supply at protens being
fully equal to any immediate or expected eontin-
geney, while at the same time the Government is a
heavy debter to the older Nutional institutfons.
From present appearances, therefore, our Banks
will be in splendid condition to net all the require
ments Of the Te-Opening Of trade in the spring, in
the way Of afordiog the most liberal aid to all To-
climate operations of the busi1e,s community.
Eastern Exchange is in raihsr better demand, and
rates continue steady at 7s9H of buying and par
solling.
Businos was generally suspended In New York
TO day, and consequently we have been able to OBJ
tain Anly the street rates for Cold as furnished TO
Bankers he:e. This morning the feeling ssemsd to
have been firmer ialss having been made at 2O2<<,
but it sabsequtnty gave way, end the price fell 70
zoos, rkllying later to 2Ol. A dispatch to the
Sock Exchange this evening reported the latest
prics at 1s95s. We have no quotations of Cove n
ment Bonds or Railway sharss.
The subscriptions 10 the 7-3O Popular Loan in
this market 'tlnuo very active and ths G. 2ver n
ment is largely behind in the supply Of the Bonds,
the Second National Bank being some $500. @. 0 IN
odvSnse. The slles at this Bank TO day were
sI69. $50. 1t also paid government draf for
s4cO, ,OOO and ring the early part Of the week te-
tween five and six hundred thousond. msking
total OF Yearly ono million dollars within three
days The iity with which the 7.sO Lean IS
being taken up is most encouraging s'ga of the
oonhdsncs Of the people in the National credit and
should have wholesome inhueroe in Ltirripg Con-
grsss sup to sense Of its duty in lhspinz su h
MEASURES in tehslf OF the public finances as may
be most practicable and Necessary for the future
good.
The appointment Of Mr.. McCul!oeh, at pressn
Comptroller Of the Currency, to. succeed Mr.. Fes-
sender, will be received 10 financial and buniness
circles everywhere as most proper selection. His
long experience banker, and the able manner
in which be has conducted the duties of his present.
position, justify every confidence that he will
prove worthy successor to Messrs- Chase and
Fessenden.
OF the Cincinnati Money Market the Commercial
of to-day says A moderate improvement in the
supply Of Money is noticeable with less ravenous
demand for Loans. The falling of in the calls is
most marked among speculators who have had no
encouragement TO take new ventures though there
Is also less Of regglar mercantile Paper making.
than there was short TINS sgO There is, how
ever, notwithstanding this tendency toward an
easing up, not much if any reduction in the rates5
of interest nor in the reserves Of lenders Money,
on select customers names, being regarded IS
worth lO9l2 per cent? and an Others I5aIs per
cent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23
Railway IuteIIirenos.

ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-An election was
held on Wednesday last, in steubenyille
for Directors of the steubsnviIle and Indi-
ana Railroad, TO serve for the ensuing year,
which resulted in the choice of the follow
ing gentlemen: Thomas L. Jewett, Colonel
James Collier, VIM. Kilgore, James Turn
bull, James Parks, Benjamin P. Drennen
AID Joseph Means, of steubenville; Chaunz
cy Dewey, Cadiz Robert H. Nugent, Tus-
cawaras county; George ". Adams, Mus
kingum county Joseph K johnson, Cos
hOctOn county Samuel T. Candy, PhiIa-
delphia Ashbel Green, New York. Alta
meeting Of the Board Mr.. Jewett was re-
elected President, and Mr.. Justin G. Morris.
Treasurer of the Company.
RAILROAD EARSTEes.-The Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Company more
than doubled their traffic last month, as
compared with January, 1854, both on
freight and passengers. The total of all
businessiwas In January, 1865, 1854 ,259
in January, 1864, s2sO, O,s75. Increase, sos.
Se4. - 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23
The 2Oth AnnunI Report Of Tho New

The 2Oth annual Report of the New
York Life Insurance Company win be found in an
other sOlamn. The Trustees have declared dvi-
dend of 80 per cent on all policies of IL months
standing, have added over a million dollars 10 its
assets, have directed the paymsnt in cash on the
first Monday of March, 1865, Of all outstanding
dividends up to 1865 total amount sS5s 90, and
have set spaFt $685. sOsoO to pay the entire dlvi-
deRds up to 1865, thus paying to epOicy holders
ss94s 90 out of the business Of 1854 Daring the
year 9O6 new policies were Issued, averaging, ex
elusive Of Sundays, nearly eighteen policies per
diem insuring an amount Of Sls,I47,55s Its cash
premiums exceed those of any her company in
the United States with but one exception. The
policy holders are the only stosk holders in this
Company, and share In It's entire profits from year
to year. If any other Life Company can show IS
good record please show Us the figures. feb22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

ENGLISH OPERA.-MARITANA.-W Wallace's
sparkling and brilliant Opera "Msritsna''
was produced last evening by the English
opera Company in magnificent style. The
Opera is itself one of the finest of recent
English compositions. Its plot is intricate
and romantic, and its music full of beauti-
ful gems, 1t was produced last night in q
style fully worthy Of it. Ar. Castles as
sumption of the role of Don Caesar de Bszan
was master piece, whether regarded from
musical or dramatic stand point. The
careless gallantry, the dashing insou-
Glance, the gay humor of the reek-
less Count, were preserved with life
like fidelity by Mr.. Castle. Nor has this dis
tinguished tenor achieved a more decided
7Vccess in any character which he has as
yet taken than last evening in rendering
the music Of his part. His singing wa
throughout so faultless that it is hard to Sc
lect any one of his successes as greater
than another. Mr.. Campbell was beyond
criticism in the role of Don Jese, and was
several times loudly encored. Mr.. Seguin
won decided success as Charles Second.
In the role of Mariana Miss Fanny Stock
ton attempted too much, in view of her re-
cent illness, and though upon this ground,
the audience could readily extend to that
accomplished artistic every leniency, there
coEld not be other than a feeling of disap-
pointment and regret that she was compel,
ed to undertake responsibility for which
she was far from being in a condition 10
fulfill. In grace, beauty and dramatic effect,
the character lacked nothing in the person
alton of Miss s., but she was utterly unable
to do justice to the music, and her voice
failed her just at those points where the
interest of the auditors was most profound,
and where the finest execution was neces-
sary to proper effect. We have ever most
gladly accorded to this lady her full need |
Of praise as a vocalist, and certainly con-
slider her entitled to foremost place
in her profession; we therefore think
it would be gross injustice to her
to speak otherwise than as we have of her
performance last evening. Miss George
Fowler. as Lazarillo, acted and sang most
commercially, and we take pleasure in
bearing testimony to the entirely satisfac-
tory manner in which she did her part.
"Maritana will be repeated this eve
aing, and as it is one of the most attractive
Ind pleasing operas presented, should COM
nand large audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

ANOTHER CHANGE OF PROvOsT MARsHALs -
By order of State Provost Marshal Geperal
Wilcox, received yesterday, Capt. William
D, Riddle, acting Provost Marshal Of
this district, has baen relieved. Captain
Riddle will return to Johnson's Island,
where ne was stationed previous to his ap-
peintment as Provost Marshal. he will be
succeeded by Captain Seth NJ. Barber, for
merly of the And Ohio, GarheId's old regi-
ment, who lost leg at Yicksburg, and now
belongs to the 18th Regiment Veteran Re-
serves. Captain Barber has of late been on
duty in the office Of the State Provost Mar
shal at Columbus, and has acquired consid-
cradle experience in matters connected with
the draft and the conduct ofa Provost Mar.
shal's Office. He is admirably fitted for the
position. We wish him success in the dis
Charge of his duties, which, difficult at all
times, have been rendered in this case
peculiarly delicate and embarrassing by the
recent confusion in the affairs ef this en-
rolment district. We believe, though we
have no official authority for SO stating.
that no change will be made in the quotas
of the district under the new administra-
tion.
It's of course understood that Captain
BARRIERS appointment is only temporary,
and that ne will hold his Office only until
the Reinstatement of Captain Nash or his
and the sppointmentof of a successor.
Captain Riddle has made many friends
during his stay in the city by his urbanity
of manner and faithful discharge of duty, |
and his departure will be widely regretted