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ARrEuUs AMoEe THE MoENoNs.-Notwith-
standing the extreme inclemeDcy Of the
weather last night, q large house was pres
ent to enjoy ArIemus Wards second and
last lecture and exhibition in this city.
The fact that large audiencs wouldgather
on such stormy night is perhaps, one of
the best evidences Of the bold the great
Snowman has upon the risihiities, we will
not say, the affections" of Me people
30 much has been said." this Mormon
performance, as it has goend =, West and
South, that the public arelag...liar with the
exhibition by reputation. All we can say
is, that what the people and press generally
have said concerning it, Is nothing more
than what will bear saying. It is an
unique Constitution" and will not fail Of
applauders. Ff q Z
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ARTEIUs WARD IN WARREN AND MKADvILLE.
We take pleasure in announcing TO our
readers in those enterPrising places, that
Artemus Ward will lecture in Warren to-
night, and in Meadvills to- morrow eYon-
ing. We need say no more, for Artemus
can speak for himself most efReckually.
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PIcEIO.-We understand that tho ladies'
of the Sanitary Commission resident here
and others, joined in giving the soldiers in
the Hospital on the Heights, picnic yes
tsrdsy. We regret the exceeding inelem-
ency and dismalne as of the weather, which
must have dampened very considerably the
ardor Of the occasion.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

TIE NASH COUET MARTIIL.-W.H Il. Upson,
EIq., counsel for Capt. Nash, made his plea
to the court-msrtial on Tuesday. Judge
Advocate Bond viii reply this morning,
and conclude this case, which has been oe-
cupying the court several weeks. TheprO-
ceedings and fndings will be published.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

THE GPT EETERTAINlIKEF.-The first Of .
series Of three concerts undsE The auspices
of the New York Manufset'i Jewellers
Associations will be given his evening in
Brsinard'S Hall. There q . more than
enough ticket holders, who have already
received half tho pleasure and profit of
their tickets, to insure full house. Mean
time, the yellow cards 20 OFF With amazing
rapidly. at No. 134 Superior street, and the
shelves, which RiSrst groaned under their
weight Of costly gift t-Grticles, give sign of
depletion,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

To THE HosPITAL.--A number of conva-
iescents and wounded men, discharged
now from service and on their way home,
are passing through here daily. Soldiers
enfeebled BY travel are sent from the
Home to the Hospital every day. There
are between two and three hundred pa
tients there now.
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AMUsEMENTs.
! OADEMY OF HUsIU.
Z ,oIC,s n 1pnlssIOF.

- PRIOEs OF ADMISSION. -.
pr.u. CHrole and Psrquette SO cents; seeursd So.
~ Drs-s Oircis, rs cents. Family Oifole % osnt'i
e.IIsry. IS oants; Private Boxess 30 hpd "
Single seats IN Private Boxes, u.
So Oolored persons VIII under DO eile1iil. @
g. s permi ted 70 occupy seats IN any oth~r PoI-
tioa OF the house, save the Gallery Admission ~
Doors open at T. Curtaiu rises al B.
Last EIgbt bu. Two OF the Great Comedy stars
Hrs. W. H. LeightOn 4 Yankee Locke
Immepss suos sss Of the New Moral Drama
Tbis CTHURSDAY) evening, My Ill., VIII %
presante I'd for The sscnnd and last time
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM-
AIi,ut.hla Leighton
Sample swite an SEQ Lo0A0
Ta conclude W tn the gFani Farcstahed
THE WlHDWtLL-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TOommIssion allowed to SubsoriberB.l
u4-Ii q. Boads Of 1881, 5-2O's, lO-4Os, Treasury
Mates and aIl other Governments Securities pur-
ohns..i and for sale on the most favorabi terms.
Cold, silver, Coupons and Canada money boug1s
and soid AZ best rates, Deposts received aud Col
Ieofions made st ali sccessib points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue stamPa
for SALE
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The continued dsclins in gOld aud the sympathy
shown at leading commercial points, has material
Iy unsettled mercantile matters at this point, and
] created considerable gulf bstgetn the views Of
buyers aad sellers in grain aud general produce
Pfoyisions alone msint aiming any degree Of ateadi
ness, though Tuling quiet The market opened
this morning with some inquiry for No. wheat,
| Corn and Oats. and transactions were effected At
decline bot alter the NeE York report nothing
was dore, No. I red wheat being offered at Sl,b3,
concession of 10 from yesterday. Tho market
closed dull heavy and nomiasl for grain, and with
very little irmRess for anything upon the list.
further decline in The price of Alcohol is noted.
FreIghIs-The following Ars the rates st pres
ent asked by Lake Cst-am) and Rail:
LAKE AND RAm,-To New York.-First elaas 1:
| SI,25; Second class: Sl,O0; Third claas: sec; ;
Fourth GLASS; ego. Flour, 81 IS; Wool, Sl,s6-
To Bost 'n.-First class: Sl,s5i Second OIAss:
/ 81 10; Third elas: SOC; Fourth class 671ze.-
Flour sl.s5.
FIOur-Du aud dropping. Sale 100 bbls Xxx
red at 81, so.
yVheat-Market CLOSED heavy and nominAl.-
ssIss this niprnisg OF 300 bu and cars No. red
from store at 49, and 2oOO bu do do At sl,s4. Oa
Change No. red offered At sl.6s, without buyers.
COrn-DulI and lower. Sale cars shsllsd from
store at 7sc ..#.
Oais-Lower, closing dnIl and weak. Sale
cars from store, this morning. At 65e. offered on
Change at 4se, without bI. erE.
Rye-EOminsl st Sl,OO. f.
Barley-IuActiVe.
POrk-Quist and steady at S2s,OO9soOO for
Oity-pAcked mess. ..4a. 3d..
Lard-Unobaugod at 2Oe2lo for eItJ-rendsrod
in tierots and kegs. -.
Smoked Mea1s--In fair request and steady.
sugar-eured hams 2so for oauvassed and 22c for
Uneanvassed shoulders lTci dried beef lse for can
yAs.ed and Isc for uneAnVsssed.
Rulter-Quiet and shade lower. New W. r
selling st 2sasCe
Eggs-ouie, at 22c. ,......
Cbeese-Eew Cheese HtsadT at a range Of 121<
@lso, according to quality. Old is scarce and
quoted at 2292sc.
HIEhwInes-DnI and heavy Held al s2Os
@9lO. -i- ~ -e
AIeohOI-Barzst quiet and lower. Held At
S4,I2a4, ,I6 nr % per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
81 2oa2.2s. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,96.
PefroIeuIn-The market Is quiet, but inner.
Bold as7s975e for rehnsd.
ssesis-ouiet Timothy held at S4.5O95,Oo.-
Glover held at $500. ..
Potatoes Sale car psaoh-bloSs in bblH At
7uc, pay for bbls.
Dried ApPIes--s.eady at ses1zc, ana pay for
| paekases- --a-a
! Dried Peaehes-Unpeeied selling In . small
way at 36a32e no peeled in market.
| Lake FIsh-Steady, Quoted At the following
prices white7sh, halt bbls Ss,eO@s, 10; Trout
half bbis, 81 7,75i Pokersl, half bbls Ss.OOas,25i
HsrrIng $500 psr half bbl, shsd 500; Oatash
s7,oo.
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ST. PHILIP's. By the Author Of ''Rutlsdge," "
''The Sutherlands," etc. New York I;
Carleton. 1855.
The novels Of this gifted writer have won
4 high reputation, and nothing further than
the bare announcement of another work by
the same author is necessary to insure Tor
it that attentive perussI which Its merits
demand. This story is pronounced by those
best able to judge, superior in nearly every
respect 10 the previous stories by which the
author has won her fame.
For sale by D. Lincoln, ct the AetrOPol-
itan Gift Book Store.
Mary BaANDEGEE. An Autobiography. Ed
tied by Cuyler Pine. New York; Garlic
ton. 1865.
This volume will sttrsct great attention
by reason of the clam which the author,
young lady, makes to the creation Of tn
popular character, "Miss Flora McFlim
soy" who had ''nothing to wear" Tn,
gods shall settls their own qusrrsls. VI
shall simply advise those who are curiou
in tho matter, to examine this book, and ss
whether this new sspirsnt is reality or
pretender. The present volume is yer.
readable, belonging to the "JAne Ayre'
school of literature.
For sale by D. Lincoln.
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APPoIETNKET.-Under the act passed at
the last sessionof the Legislature, Governor
Brough has appointed Professor J. Lang
Cassells, of this city, Adjuster OF Hydrome-
ters for the use of inspectors of spurious
liquors.
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Rose &.Pre'aslss' a-rovHS'on sHnrEsa y
BUFFALO MAEIkET--May 10.
Tar 4ErBsRAPH.I

FIOur-In fRlr usInAnu.
HVbeat-IiuiI and droOI ing. Salss No. 0hicH.
90 spring at 81 ST. winter red Tslsdo 81 90 MIX
J SGiea9o. and offered IS 81 22 without takers
rorU-DuI Mixed s5c; white 9Oc; yeiloa 9Oo
0afs-DuIl at 4nc; S5c bid
BarIey-Frmsr-
WbisGy-bominAl. Sales at - %. - =.
canal Freighfs-Dnli and DR. opibg. 10 New
W that Isc corn In1s, oats &c. he
lake Imports FIOar 22,s76, wheat 7S.l23
oorn s4 $50 ,o, -. .oz
E,s.r.aE RXpOEts-Flour 4s4 bblss wheat y,
275 bu, corn So, 20, oats n4,t
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- BY fELEokAPh.i ....
COftoH-Opeued heavy snd 5a6o lower Sales
at 52@sSo for mlddrg
Raossr--Dnli and 25AS0o lower.
Sales at So 6096 IS for extra state o. o"stl %
extra round HOOP Ohio; 81 soSs so Tor tfao'
brAbda. 4z....
Market closing heavy with no buyers at out'i-e
WhisI1y-Heavy and shade easier. Sales At
q O902 10 for western.
Fheat-Dull and s0l0c lower
saIes at 81 40 for choice spring' 81 OK for gOoa
winter led ~ slern, -.-
RSrIeT-And Barley malt dull and nomIaAl.
COFn-Dun am nominally 59sc lower. sales AZ
81 so for Jersey yellow. e. f..
Prices f wards Island; 00g5l for jersey aud
Western.
CoHee-Quies
fSurar p quiet and lower. Sales at l2al5 for
Porto Rico and Il sAl0ss for Cnba MuBooVadO
MOIasses-nuh.
wool Quiet.
PeGroIeIsnl- Dull. Sales at s7@s71zl for
crude; 5sa54o for refined In bond, and 7aalte for
POrk-Heavy and lower.
Sales at-S25 rs bdS27 ST. TOR new mess olosiBg At
SIS rs cash; S24 UO9x4 10 for lS6s-4 do, cash Snd
regular way, closing st "a cash; S2s OO9Ya IS for
prime and s2l O"9t2 GO Tor prime mess Als
$50 bbls nea mess for Msy and Jams, seller :
option, at S2i 50.
BeeE-Qp let AT l2@Ia for pIsin mess and leg
| &c for eXtTa mess.
Beef HaIns-Firn. Pales at S22 Bna96 %
Cut Meats Dull. sAles at 14l 9l514e.
! Shoulders 1eZ Hnd hams 1she,
RaeOm-Oul and nominal
I.Ard-DuIl, heavy and lower. Sales at I "a
ls1Se; $50 bbl for May at sellers option at 1713
Butter-Quist and unchanged.
Uheese-Dull at 69Zsc-
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FOR LIvERPOoL.-The bark "Thermutis, u
of Cunningham, Shaw and Company's Liv-
eFPoOl Line, has just left Detroit for Liver
pool with cargo of cedar and copper from
the Bruce mines.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

TIE WELTHER.-It began raining yester-
day forenoon, and continued most drearily
and persistently until nightfall. A drivel-
ling mist annoyed street walkers after dark.
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PISTURAGE...IS65,

nIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL -
u opsn his Paatures for the season
On Honday, Nay LIST. Prices, for
Cows, rs cents; Tor Horses, 81, 30 per-H
Vssk, payable every Monday IN advance. Al ami
mails feosived to be In every respect 1t their own
er's risk. Apply to A. and o. FuhrmAn, Herds
man, At the entrance gates, near Woolaon'G Foun.
dry. or at Ehsir house on the Heights.
sPSS2o s, 8, sToAJ.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.

Academy Of Musio-MTs Leighton Yank. Locke
L9ribg-Hunted to Death.
Morris L. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
Joseph singer-TO Boiler-mAkers.
". 4. Bond-spOrting Boat.
OOWles- Hoop Ear Rings.
Shaw 4 ClaTk-Agents Wanted.
stolen-Black Mare.
J. ROse-Dog Lost.
J. Turley-PotAtoos for Sale.
Otis 7. GArey-AgsntB Wsntsd.
Morris L. .Gallup-AdministratOr' sals.
Boy Wanted-LOcal Notice.
Raymond, Lowe Co.-Loosl Notice.
Dr.. stricLland's TOnic-LOeal Nc tioS.
@ G. AIlsB-I Ocal Notice
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OIL Discovery IN ELYEIA.-The Elyrians
are having a little oil excitement just now,
and the people of Sheffield, seven miles
farther north, are standing in breathiess
suspense while well is being sunk, which
gives otkens of ultimate success and value.
In the former place very good article of
Illuminating oil has been discovered on the
surface of the ground in a low field, but
whether it wss poured there bysome sharp
or, or exuded from the earth, it is impos :
sible now to stste. The owner Of the land,
Mr.. B. B. Chapman, is confident that the
oil is bona .fde product of mother earth,
and is naturally elated with his prospects.
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AUCTION SALES.
T7HURsDAY, MAY lITH, 1866:
Good EOusehOld furniture, Sc:

6Opu H0uSbhOIQ FuFnIJuFo, &c.
AT AUCTIoH.......,,...-.-..BY o. CUTTER 4 sOH
At House No. SL2 Superior street.
o. CUTTER s0E will sell on Thursday. Nav
1lth, at HOuss DO. 312 Superior street, cofameps.
ing ct 10 O'Clock NJ, the furniture in said house
consisting In part Of BureIus, Bedsteads Table.
Chains, Wssh and Light-g,nndS, Oarpsis, Nat.
trasses, Toilet sets, Locking GisBSos, Crookss '.
Glassware, KniVs and Ferris Casters, Table nsd
Teaspoons, Plated Folks, Kitehen Utenslls, O.
House open ct 0 clock on morning Of sale.
TsrRs-Oash, bankable fnnds at tims Of sale.
my9: 308 .a.
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PERsoNAL.-COlonel ]. A. Dewey, I11th
o. S. c l., arrived in this city yesterday,
from Nashville. .EH
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ToNSoRIAL.

KKyIGs AND aAIR WOEh.
WI, D F'e HRW ESFABblsEHEsG,
TIE LAR0Eaf IN THE STATE
nk VIA sAkiaG as3 LADIES' HtiS DBESsias
: G6 PUBIIJ SQUARE.
kAnulAUsHrsr OF ali kiEes q Rlss, iasiaslzt
ghs esls5rrssd
VLLuS Sion Wig
t,lsR 80 resembles uAtllrs - 70 defy She Closed
scrutiny. A vory lHceS and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, (b-UU2bt by tbs proprietor frosa
Euroos for SWITCHES ana BBAIDS-tbs anesi
sasortIasnt ever soeH Ia tliis oity.
bsdies' Front Pieces aHa hali- Wigs,
In svssy styls, With all improvements.
SETS OF oURLs, nAds ifOn lTslch sAtuEa
OuFlsd Hair tguArEntssa.l
HuoEHR DOUBLE and TRIPBE BOWh
WATERFALLS, ke,,
ands by the advertiser, equal TO shOss imported.
Ladies' Braids made into any kind Of Hsad-DFssl
or Bow without injury TO Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING In tls moSt pravSi
HrAnd fzshSonAbls styles.
bDrAH work warranted ~ represented
uOF s-d 0NT.D pATHs rt ~ ho"-s asnsp
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DRUGS g. MEDICINES.

DKUGs AND AEDIOINES-THA
attsntion Of PhysloIans and AlI peEIOnI vtfh.
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PERsoNAL.-We learn from the 0berlin
Ne,os, that Prof. H. E. Peck, recently sp-
pointed Consul General to Hayti,will leave
this week for his new mission, sccompan-
led by his family, with the exception of
three children. He preached an impress
sivs and eloquent farewell sermon before
the Second Congregational Church in
oberlin, last Sunday.
A few evenings since the Senior College
Class and Fourth Year Ladies formed =
surprise party and proceeded 70 his house,
where Mr.. W. H. Morgan, in behalf of the
company presented the Professor an ele-
CANT silver pitcher, in grtceful manner.
An appropriate and touching response was
made. The affair passed of in the pleas
ATTEST possible manner.
We heartily wish the Professor and his
family hEPPy voyage, a pleasant resi-
dence abroad, and safe return in due
time.
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Ta conclude " With the gtan1 HarostAhed
TIE WlHDWtLB.
st.t- - Mra W II Leighton
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Cry COUNCIL STANDING CoNNITTEEs.-The
following standing committees were an
nounced by the President of the Council st
the last meeting of that body, and should
have been published yesterday morning in
connection with the report of the proceed
ings of the same, but were mislaid. These
committees are 70 serve during the ensuing
year:
Jisdiciary-Rsynolds,B Bower, Crawford.
FinGHce-Roberts, Reynolds, Calkins.
SchoOLs-Dsngler, Pettingill, BuhFer.
CLdimS-Tbormsn, Willard, Roberts.
HarbOrs and RharUeS-Presley, Calkins,
Pelton.
Markets-Willsrd, Henderson, Rogers.
Parks and Public GrouHds-Huntington,
Townsend, Truscott.
Public Buildings -Sturges, Rogers, Towns
end.
Streets-Rogers, Russell, eWeideman.
Ordinances Huntington, Pet
tinRill.
Gds-Calkins, Weideman, Bower.
In nfrmGry-MArtin, Sturges, RandersOn.
Water RorkS-Buhrer, TTuscOtt, Hunt-
ingtou.
House Of Befnge-Russell, ThOrman, Roy
nolds.
Fire and Water-TownsendS BuhrerJ
Sturgss.
Carriages, Cabs and Drgys-We Weidsmsn,
Roberts, ThormAn.
RdiIroGds-PettingilI,D Dangler, Martin.
POiice-Crswford, Pelton, Dangler.
Printin0-Pelt0n, Martin, Russell.
Health and leanliHess-Randerson,P Pres
ley, Willard.
SeUerage and DrGins-Bower, Crawford,
Presley.
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WAxTED.-An Errand Boy, at the LEADER
Office. Apply at the Counting Boom.
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NOtIee.-I. Is said most woader;ul cores OF
Syphilis, or SO called private disease, in all its
stages, are being sHeetsd by DR.. DeHArt, At No.
l3p Jefferson avenue, Detroit, Mich. & me new
plan Of treatment has been adop ed by which he is
enabled to iulIy free the syStem Of this dAthy In.
lection Old, lingering cases. from all pats Of the
country, are applying to him. Postofhoe address,
DrnHfr e25. Detroit, Mich. my9:2l0
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Iwiu organize q Gentlsmen's Singing Glass On
this (Thur4day) evening at the Sons Of Temperance
Hall, No. Is4 Superior street. All geliIsmen
wishing to study Glsss and OhoIusea for male
voices, or practice in reading music, are invited to
become members.
1t.oos q "a ALLEN
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CLEVELAND DAILY LEADER.-The enter
prising proprietors of this able paper have
recently enlarged it BY adding three inches
to its length, equal TO three columns addi-
tiopsl reading matter. We are pleased to
learn that the circulation of the LEADER is
now larger than ever before.-Fremont
,JoKT7dl. rW
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A TRUE STORY.
prp.osrrO 70 ran sroK.
There Eelt in the swAmps PALE Billions mechanics:
His muscles we're strengthlesa, his blood it was

DKDcATEO 20 TIE SICK. -as --ssls
There Eslt in the swamps PALE Billions mechanic:
His muscles we're HtrengthIeSa his blood it was
chill; eT
And the wife Of his bosom believed, 10 her panic,
The husband she uOruhiPPed was hopelessly III.
Seeking ally for help, ia her Wifely devotion,
All vAinIy she tried Pill and powder and potIsn--
TIL at last, when prey to griers widest emotion
fHOsTEEfERis BITTERs she heard from
frIend. ta fG1 i1-a- htA- ,
shs purchased the cordial hAlfhoping. half aarin
A prayer on her lip and tear in her eye;
And taking his hand, with words kindly and chssr-
ing,
BssOueht him the tonic for her sake 70 try. q.
As be drank, = new life through his system seemed
stealing. e-4 t-l s.-i.t.
Each following draught did it, mission Of healing,
UntIl strong in health, and most gratsful In fssl
ing, .--.---..-.-
He told tbs ''trus story hare tvined into song.
It's also proper to state that the Bitters are sold
exolusiVsIy in gIAsI, and never under any circum-
stances By the gallon orthebarrel. ImpOstsrs and
ini .ators are sbroad, and the only safeguard the
public have against the IN "a to- see that the Bittsrs
they tuy have the engraved label and note fhAnd
Of Hessrs. HoststtsF smith, and our proprietary
stamp ever lhs CORK 0tths bottle, pysisssdAW
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M Nsu York Hsrnld avs:

The New York Herald says;
Thsre has never been an enterprise inAuguTated
In his city, which has been more generally patron
izad or given general Satisfaction, than thas
Of the Presentation zntsrta, nIasnt eiEsn by tho
Nov York MARnfa0tu ing Jewellery Association.
The HeV Ork fribune says:
The best artistes proeur,bl in the ETY., are en-
gagged TOR these sentertanments and il - ms % be
ths fminaton Of the direciors leave nothing
und0se to plsase and satisfy their patrons. There
ia delay, anxiety on tie part oftas puTehas-
sra to know Whist they viii receive. The present is
given heu the tieket is puTehaaed, And they go
away with = tokst or tisst class enisrtainmehts
worth the pries paid for tue tsket, and a presents
worth at least mnah At retail prieos, and psF-
hAps great deal wore.
The New York Times says:
The extTene liher,slity and fairness with which
Mr. Kiias ths Aetua oi tke Manufacturing Jew
elers' Association, has conducted erything
latieg 20 these entertainments, have mads theG
more popular thhn any thing OF the Rind ever Civ
en- In New YOTk, and the safe Of Tickets has b. en-
very large. L ke all OF Mt Bl'as' Promises, every
expectation held out in relation 20 thete entertain-
ments, has been more thaa realized.
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cleveland EVenIng STOCK Exchange.

OiCNo'Ahu 1NunAH5 DOWN 8ANAoA6Ds
WEDNESDAY EvtETSG, May 10. 1855.
AZ the meeting of the Stock Exchange this eve
ming, three Trustees appointed to take charge
of the pr perty Of the insttution and audit and
settle It's accounts resolution to adjourn sub
jeet 70 the call OF the trustees, By thres days
tioe in the city papers. was adopted, aud the Ez-
change adjourned.
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MARRIED.

ARMOUR-sCOTf.-At Ohagrin Falls. on the I'd
inst, by Prof. Hayden, Miss Jane Armonr to Lieut..
6eorgs Scott, Of the 10th India lnfaatTy.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IO4 BIeaeIIed COttOns just resolved at
Raymond. Lowe Cos. I3O 4 1872 Water st.mi1:2os
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DIsTRIOF or CUYAHOGA. I
CLEvELAED, May lst, 1850.

JLlVELAhD, Nay IEIl 800. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN sealed proposals, accompanied hy ? Oper su r
nntess according % toms 70 befutnshsd appliea
tion at this ONCE, will be ved thereAt. until y
o'clock neridiaB the first Tuesday in une next,
for the aapply OF the Ma ina Hospital, at this city
with the articles Of provisions medicine, Ac-s
msrEtsd in sAid forms The quantities stared are
estimates with rrferFncs 10 the usual lumber Of
patients In the Hospital, but the United States
ssrVe the right 10 take less Of the articles,
according - they may be aGtusily required
II the art cles deliver ed st the Hos al are rot,
In the judgment OF the physician, OF the best quail
ity and Ad, pied TO the Hospital hewi be at libtr
ty TO ri Ct she same, pnr chase other articles
their stead and TO charge the contractor with Gny
EXCISE in cost OV,r the contract prices
The Unit, States reserve the right to aeeept the
propOsal for the whole any portion Of the arti-
cles specIdsd. Juhh o. GRANhlS,
myE2l7 ltaw Collector.
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MARINE NEWS.
I.1lHT az OLEYELANI,-

PORT OF CLEVELAkD.
EHTERED. AZ 10 t
stmr City or Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Araxes, Williams, BuGa
Prop Buckeye, SpeHc r, Ogden sburgh
Prop Prairie state, Knapp, OgdsnsbaTgh
5chr Josephine. McBride, Stanley
scow Et ca Theresa, ArehOuser, BurwslI, n m
lumber -.
ecoE Mona. Carraa, Kelley's Island
CLEARED. 10.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Iron City, Sweet, OntonagoR
Prop Buckeye. spe' Ger, Chiesgo
Schr NarTaRanseit, TrOttsr, Chicago 400 tons coal
Sehr EVeline Bates, Foster. Marqnetto
chr Lures FmmA, Gates, Burw-ii
Schr 8 G Andrews, Jones' Bnfia o. 4Ol tons coal
Seow Mona CArran, Keliey's Island