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0lnthes WrinaErs.
OIOTHEs WRINGERS.

I have the Agency Of two Of the best Clothes
win ge-a ever invented, viz: Putnam's Excel
sior. and tue ''Iitte Giant. !" both Of which are
simple and durable. One Of the ad-
ysnfaEss Of the Littlo Giant" conIists in its being
adeptsd for square box or any fizsd tub, and
took the frst premtum at the last Ohio Ststs Fair
By actual trial. Do rot buy any Wringe: until you
call and ex, mine what / have.
GEO. D. BECK, 80 Superior It.,
f-AS Opposite POstOtH0S,
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WPHILOsOPHY on NARRIAGF

Ens Pf0piietors Of the New York lIuseum OF Anat-
Omy hAFe determined, regardless Of expense, 70 IS
sue ir'e ior the benent OF suffering humanity, and
sup2reaaon I quackery) four Of their most inter-
esing and instructive Lectures on Marr sge and iss
disfualihcatons, herFozs and Fhs sical Debility
Premstere decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
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Manly PoEeri ths great Soaal xvii, and those
Maia7tsl Whiih result from youthful fJllies, ex-
eessss OF maturity and igRorancs Of PhySiOlsgy
and laws Of nature.
these Invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands, ond will be
toT oTWerded fres. Teceips Of fur stamps, BY ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Huseum OF Anst-
ony ene Medicine, Gle Broadway, RsW Yolk.
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It is estimated that the number of com
psnies il double the number of producing
wells. The interest on the aggregate
capital is nearly twenty-five millions of
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b9 OLD EYES MADE NEW
pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
or msdicene-seHt BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. B. FOoTE, NJ D.,
feblERSd&W 1l30 Broadway, New York.
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New York q Harlem RaIlrOads
NOFIOR TO TRAYFLERs.


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sxceptsd.)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 0;16 A.
n; from Albany st Hudson River Depot ct Os;SO A.
n, arriving at New York 1t $3.50 ?. n.
AFTERNOON IMPRESS, leaving Troy At 300
?. n; from Albany st Ss15 P. T., arriving st New
York at es2O P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Butfslo connsetI
with the $50 At Albany for New York By the Ear
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rAngemenis have bean made 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of ths 3.
z and Harlem Railroad %. ct different hour1 from
Albany and Troy. r. q
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers win be Teketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York by the Central
3. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiEer Railroad Co. and og
this Go. viii be received BY either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company will be delivered
In New York without change OF checks.
Nov. 3D. 1884. =. A CHAPLIN, Sup't.
FORD H. eREEs. Advertising Agent.
A. B. KNoKERBocKEz, Agent, Albany. noa2BS
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NLKVRLAND AND TOL DO z. Z
~ WINTER ARRAEeEmET. lss4-s;

lss4-5, WINTER ARRAHGEEHE1, lssI-S;
On and AfteF Monday, Oct. slst, 1854, PasseuEsF
Trains win leave Cleveland - ioIlOWI SUNDAYS sx,
eeptsd. p
s:i9 A. M.-GHI6AGO ExPRESs.-ssops at Bsrsa,
Grafton, 0bsrlin, WAkeman, HorWAlk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, OlYde, Fremont and Elmor0,
and arrives At Toledo At i3:i5 ?. H., OhioAgo at
u.10P. y, and Detroit $50 ?. u.
3il0 P. G.-HESTERH MAIL.-Stops st all Stations
on Southern Division, and arrives st Toledo IS
1s25 25P.N.i ChiCago at 20 A. 4. and Detroie IS
l0.z0P. \.
la9 P. M-NORTHERH MAIL.-Stops at Al Ssaa
tons on Northern DtEiEion, and arrives Et Sans
dnHkY az Tsi0 p. II.
IG.N ?. M.-RIaHT EXPBEss. .-stops As Grafton .
HorWslk, Mon-oeville, Ulyde and Fremont, and
arrives - Toledo as 2.35 A. HI OhicAgo At % ~
P.E. and Detroit st 500 A. \.
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OonneotionB are made ct monrosvfIls with The sans
dulky, Mansfield Newark =. =. Ct Clyde with the
sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati 3. Z. Is Frsmont
with the Fremont Indiana 3. B.; snd At Toledo
Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit,
Jackson foIt Wayne, Logangrort, Lafayette, Cairo,
Southwest,
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West st 9s9 A. H., 2;s5 ?. and $50 ?. =. EroE
sa3dusky Ct s;l5 Az L. D BUokER. su5's.
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MGdtfaI.
MERIOAN LEG-

A MERIOAN LEG ~
AThis is the best Artificial Leg ~
| !. j. !. !. !. ! I : |. !. !. ! !. ]
ever Patented. for Durability,
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov
srnment has adopted this Leg into 1
The Army and Navy. This is
Recommendation to the Limb, as
Government gives to the Soldier
none but the best.
Send for Pamphlet.
Dr. AMERICAN LEG CO., 4
AtWater Bulldog
fe b3:20l OleVelaFS
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nR. LUDLuJFlE- aPEOIFIOI
the military news.
Sterling Exchange is duh.
Money easy at per cent.
n Petroleum Stocks are mora quiet an
STEADY.
In shorter sly LJ.I0lle dI5ooV-
cred The cure ia permanent and strengthens the /
diseased paris.
Price 81 per box, sent free by mail on receipt Of
the money.
LORD 4 SMITH, Wholesale Agents, 23 Lake
street, Chicsgo. Sre0NG 3 ARMSTRONG,
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland.
AHERN 3 ROBINSON,
deo31:RS:d3tvk Sole Proprietorss Cincinnati.
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GentIemen's furnishing Goods
PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years. ct Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to rs and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than I'll now try to pen;
Goats, OTercoats, ANTS, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make an surely the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
OrRyats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hata,
half Hose and Hsndkerchiefs, Wrappers and Draw.
erB,
Made out ofeiIk, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And many more things that are uEefnl and nice,
Which for these times well sell at very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrOw may ere mar their fea-
Ths present for them which viii give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household q blessing and treasure,
Is SgWING MACHINE one Of s1NGER's, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew,
It is simple, it is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun
TRen all who want Presents 70 UNION HALL HE,
Wen We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and prized most Of all
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL.
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.,KUFUAL INSURANCE OOKPAGE.
FIRE AND MARINE.

dAFlTAL AND lAEbEIs, 8l0O,0D
10 Scrip Dividends. Profits divided In CASE
among Stock and Policy Holdsrs- .-..
Takes Marine Hazards Of all kinds, Fire Risks,
BuiIdings Merchandise, Furniture, VesBolU IN Port
md ths better class Of Rlsks generally.
Wm. Hart, B. Pelton, AmAsa Etons,
2. Chsmberlin, L. D. Hudson, Hon. J. P. RobiH7a
q. Garretson, Al. Breed, o. II. OViAts,
8. W. Pelton, VIM. Wellhouse. ii.
0FFIOE-oViattis Exchange, foot Of Superior
stTeet, Cleveland, Ohio.
Losses Adinstod and promptly paid.
{ VIZ. TART, President.
Z. D. HUpsoE, Secretary. oHI7 :lsdsW
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Formerly Of New York City, VIII pay one hundred
dollars for the proof thst he ever fails to cure the
aboVe-named diseases. He win pay the same sum for
5tatss treats the same diseases with equal Success.
After many years Of laborous study and experience
Dr. Gibson e hAppy in being able to annO1Bce 70 the
unfortunate, that be has Perfected Tneen Of treat
ment for
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OgKH
Of the above and also al contagious diseases OF the
Reproductive Organs, with all bad eneots hflalng
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATI0N.
BE has succeeded in curing cases In this city, some
whom had expended hundreds Of doilar1 M1fa self
styled physicians, who profess 70 treSt al private
Dr.. Gibson does not boast that he Is q member Of
come College In London or Paris, a. perhaps some
others DO FOR the purpose OF ensnarng the innooen5
and who hold out great ns7er 70 be real
lied. But what DR.. e. might boast OF 8 this, that
he Is able to give entire satisfaction to those who
confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
which Challenges any Physician Of London OF Paris,
or any patent medicine, to equal ior the radical cure
OF seninal MeaADee1 snq ~ qlaeSse3 q 9eEange1I
msnts, both mental and PHYSICAL arising from Hoxual
DF. Gibson Also claims for his new treatment the
following ADVANTAGES over all Ithers yet discovered
and rs the agents used are 10 no respect disagree
abe he uses reios Of Ghe dark ages such as Mer-
restrictions in diet OF busi1ess Is required thirdly
his treatment Is positive and certain in Gil cases he
5tsi In the United States and demonstrate the i'm.
snne superiority Of his new treatment over any 9TH
er nov known 70 the world, In point OF PrOmptness,
permAnency mildness, SAFETY and conTenience 70 tha
PSGtsnt.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past five years performed many
cures Of diseases which hsd for years resisted all
other modes of treatment. References can be given
to iudiyidGs Is of the first Tespectabity in Cleveland
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to
skill and integrity in all professional transactions.
Dyspepsia, RheumatiBm, Scrofula, all Diseases Of
tn Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior SUCCESS.
10 Medicines sent to any part Of the country on
Dr. Gibson1s New York on Physiology for sale at
bis office.
DR.. GLIB Oh,
PROFESSOR OF ELECFRoPATHY AND MEDICINES.
Ohce-ll9 Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
up 'iTs, FpOsite the CITY Hotel. .
ES-Ofice hours from to Z and from TO o'clock
Daily Sundays excepted lanl1
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5000
An persons purchasing $40 90 worth of sOOds
Will bs entitled TO draw one Of the above Gifts;
$40 90 worth, two eifts, and 80 on.
OUR STOCK contains Full Assortment Of all
kinds Of Dry Goods, and will be sold as low as at
any Dry Goods House In Ohio.
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BhelbY-sandugky, Mansheld Newark Rauroad, 60
Mansheid, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zansVf1al
Crstline- FitsburEh, Fort WAYNE . Chicago Ran.
read, Iorest Upper Sandusky, Delpho5, Lima,
Eort MAYne, Laporte, chicago, &C., West And
East for Manzned, Wooster, Naasillou. 80.
Grafton and Belisiontaine Railroad Line !or Marion,
Beileiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncia Indian.
apolis, Terre Haut5, Vfnoennss, AsinNEilla,
Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Loui5, &c. RS-.
DeleWar6-With Springfield Branch Tor SpfinR1old
Oolumous-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and XeaiA
Railroad, for Aenias Dayton, IndianApollsl
Terre Hsute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LoVeland, snd
OInoinnati and with the Ohio and MississiDE
Railroad ct Cincinnati for Louisville, EYAnSs
vile, Cairo IS. Loui1i nd al points on ths
Oolumbus-Oentral Ohio BaVr0~d Tor Newark, EAnss,
vile, Mhesling, &o.; Columbus, Piqua Inl
diana Railroad for Piqus, Urbana, &c.
by-Eor hokstg TO all points and information apely
ct the Passenger Station and At Union Ticket Oaosi
llT SupsZfor Efrest. II 8. FLINT,
Cleveland. Oct. 81. 1884. SuDsTintsSdanR.
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TNTs TIE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:

LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND Paid.
Particular attention given to the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L. d. HUDSON,
- Agent and Adjuster.
Capt. G. A. GARDNEB, Harine Inspector. fe1s:R3
1854. BUOKExs 1851,
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gMENags. ll-lo o-sol
A Observation-Disclosures
~ RAILWAY
Fan md NlntsF AFFan ement.

Fail and Winter AFFan ement.
Takes Effect Monday, November 2stk, 1854.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
'DAI ExPREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except.
ed at $50 A. n, arrives at MeadvilIs at goo p h
Dinner) Salamanca ct 6:66 P. n, (Sl ,epIRg CASH
and New York at 1:10P. n.
tNIGHT ExPBEss," leaves Cleveland (SsturdAYa
exosPted,l ct 9:l5 ?. n, sleeping Cars attached
arrives st Meadville at LEO A. N, SalanAnca At
$50 A. n, and New York Ut 1880 P. 4.
ruwc-.vry 1r
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9HsnrauGR.
D. HUDSON,

General Fire, Marine and Life Insur.
anee AGENT
ONCE, Oustt's Exchange, foot Superior Street,
b. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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ISAAC L. IsAACs UNION HALL,
Bole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
Ing Machines, Etorr's Automaron Pressman,
and 6trong's Patent Army Bed-Truu6
.. .a- "a Corner Superior and Uuiou-stu.
So Look out fos the Glants.9G dec2I
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The petroleum fever has spread to Rus
siR. A great extent of country is said to
have been found full of wells of rock oil.
A French company, with the Duke de la
RochejaYellin st its head, are granted GER
tain privileges in working these nmines" of
u,aa1fh
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FINANCIAL Z COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL,
NoRNIEe LEADEB OFFICE,
MouwnH R.k Te TGGg

MoSDAIs Feb. Is, 1855. !
The Nancy market Il without notable shasge
from Saturday still sontInuing very quiet the de-
mAnd for currency from borrowers being Hight, es.
Peeially those whom the Banks are willing to favor.
The supply Of ca rsney is EeOd, and the market
may be quoted easy. hsanouut being ct present
diverted to the T-So Popular Loan by the Banks is
st least double that Of any previous psriOd. X
change iS in moderate request and this supply Il
clOSe-rAtsS continuing steady at 1S91< OF buying
and par selling.
Gold, probably f ON a EAst Of oonhrnation Of
the reported fall Of BranehTils, rallied BomsWhss
to-day from the decline established on Saturday,
and ruled hrmsr. ThS closing r1le 8 the o'clock
Board was 2O57s, and Al eAllaglSs Evening *
change sO71
Government Bonds ara 6rmsr and psttcr, under
the continued activity for the Eurdfasn market
and general invsstmsnt. Capitalists are said to
bs diVsrting the greater portisa q their spare
funds to this chEnnsl. Ths dSciSiSn of Mr.. Tes.
ssndsn, endorsed By Congress, to sEns no more
gTeenbacks and to rely On currency loans, must
steadily appreciate thu value Of she gsld-beariVg
bonds already taken, and the certainty that the
Government will be able ultimately, and It may ts
within sho TIM, to restore its authority places
these gold bonds above ell o'her kinds OF stock for
permanent Investment. In the NeW York market
there are now many moe bRsers than sellers at
present rates, and the proJpSct Is that much
larger premium musI Jet bsrssehed on all the
G0Vernmsnt gOld-intsrtst bonds.
The Railway GhaFe list opened firm IN Kew York
this morning, and closed - snAT advance upon
Saturday, with an uPWsrd tendency In sympathy
With Cod.
Tha .nbscrIptionF In tbs 7-2O PopuIsr Liam ara
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The market to-day opens with little better H.
quiry for Flour, and . mod'rat0 request for Corn,
but In everything else the dRnsus Of the past week
is stu noticeable. In prices there Is no change
from Saturdays Sgu-ss, though perhaps less hrm.
ness. Holders, however, very little disposed to
sOnssds, particularly iB grain. We quote as fol-
lSEs;
FFeIghts-stsady At the following ratsIi ALE
RAn-TO New York, Flour q 90; Wool 81 "a
Dresed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 81 10; Wool
o. a; Dressed Hog q 20.
FIOuF-Ina Hltle bsttsr inquiry, ohisAy fyr
common grades. Sales Ct 1Ts bBls TX whit, at
$40 so so bbls IL EfeiOr do at sic 20; IS bbl5 fair
TX red ct 80 rs; 25 bblS extra r,d at 50 IS.
Wheat-DulI and heavy. Sales to-day Of one
car No. red on track At 81 ss.
COFn-IR modsTats demand. Sales three cars
new Shslisd from store st 81 is.
0ats-Quist. Sale car from store at 600.
Rye-InastiVS. Quilted from store at 81 50.
BarIey-Hothing doing and mArkst nominally
unchanged at 81 5o9I 20, according to quality.
Dressed HOEs-Ihs demand is confined to
butchers at range Of lsI9l4O for average let's Of
200 he.
POrk-Ru'ss very quiet at Sss 90 for mess and
$50 0 for clear.
Mess BeeE-Quist at SIS % fer oiiy-paoksd.
Lard-IA good steady demand. oity-ma!e un-
ehAnsgd at 24O In kegs and 2So In tisracs.
Smoked Meats-Ths demand Is ehithy con-
hnsd t1 Hams. We continue TO quote at 24o for
Bugar-oursd Hans zoe for Shoulders 1se for Dried
Beef
ButteF-- euieI aaa nOmIusIa at sse4Oc for West
era Reserve.
Eggs-IR moderate request from the trade at 80
9S2o, chiefly shs inside figure.
Oheese-Stsady, With moderate demand at 10
02lo for coed to prime Westsru Reserve.
HighWtnes-Dull. Holders quote at 50 239
2 Is.
AIcOhOE-Hsld ct 81 5os4 50 for % pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 lOga 46.
PsfFOIeum-o oaIst At Ss9sos for Esansd.
seeds-Dun At Of SIS OO@lS 80 for Clover,
and IS 1895 90 for Timothy.
BeRns-stsady ct "a Oo92 IS for nsw medium
white; old DO e. 80.
Dried Apples-Are ruling dull and weak.
Dealers quots at 1oH9l1o, chiefly the inside hguTs
Dried Peaehes-Ths demsnd is good and the
market hrn at to942e fer peeled, and SO@s2c for
unpsslsd.
saIt-sssady. Coarse q 20 Ground Solar Ss 90;
Zine s5.
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HAUL OF PRoBABLE DEsERTERs.-The police
yesterday afternoon arrested three men, L.
D. Simpson, VIM. Atkinson and James
Kshoe, on the charge of assault and bat
terry. They hired double-slsigh at the
livery stable of Davis & Co., on Saturday
morning, and started for the country.
When fairly outside they ran into the
sleigh of Mr.. Ripple, doing il some da-
mage. Mr.. R, and a companion or two de-
manded satisfaction on the spot, and it is
not the first time that people have asked
and received stone, for the rufisns imme-
diately began TO deal vigorous blows upon
the devoted heads and faces of the COM
psny whose means of transit they had
damaged. The roughs then started on, but
as their own sleigh had suffered from the
collision they could not escape the pursuit
of their new-msde enemies, and to gain
time they hit on the expsdient Of blocking
up the way, by seizing the sleigh contain
ing a woman and boy, which they met,
and eapsizing it in the road. This accom-
plished they pushed on until, meeting q
wagon, they whisked it about in the road, /,
and left it to check their purSuerS, the last
state of that vehicle being worse than the
first.
Enough to say, they escaped and by cir
cuitous route brought up on the West Side,
that evening, when they sent the team
over TO the stable by boy, telling him TO
say to Mr.. Davis, that they would be
around on Monday to pay the bill. The
sleigh was badly broken, the shoe being of
one runner and the other broken in two.
The parties were arrested about three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and searched,
when money to the amount of $24I.sO was
found on their persons, together with dirks
and several other articles of use to rufhsns.
Considerable of their money was coin.
They stated they had fOrme erly been in the
navy, and some months since in Canada.
There are csrtain evidences that they are
deserters.
They were lodged in the City Prison to
await the investi cation of their case.
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AsHTLBULA AHB JLNEsTOwN RAILRoAD.-
The citizens Of our neighboring tsWns of
AIhtabula and Jefferson are eongratulating
themselves on the AAttering prospect of
soon becoming connected by railroad. The
road in question commences at jamestown,
PennsylVania. q point on the Erie and
Pittshurg railroad few miles north of
West Gresnville, and terminates at Ashta-
buls harbor. A lArge number of hands are
already at work near Ashtsbula, and an ef-
fort will be made to complete the work and
put on trains in about year. 1t is to be a
branch Of the Cleveland and Erie road, and
will open up 10 that company one Of the
finest coal egions in Western Pennsylvania,
and to this end alone it cannot fail of being
profitable investment, and in addition it
will be Of iucaleulable benefit to quite 3
largs section of Eastern Ohio, which has
hitherto seriously felt the want of railroad
facilities for getting of its surplus products.
We are informed that Mr.. Ward, of Detroit,
invested large sum of money, several
months ago, in coal lands near the Eastern
terminus Of this road, and the company at
the head Of this enterprise also control, in
the same region, extensive coal fields. It
is, On the whole, one Of the meet promis-
ing projects of the day, and we trust that
the hopes Of our ndghbOrs in patriotic old
Ashtsbuls will be- realized as soon as they
now expect.
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EHeEfHE 0PERA.-THH BezIKIkN 6nL.-
Notwithstanding the large audience which
crested GOttsChalk Last evening, an equal
~ large snd fAshionablo audience were in
attendance on the opening night of the
English Opera. The enthusiasm with
which che different ertistes were crested
showed that the people Of this city apprs-
ciated the company to avery high degree.
We haVs not space to speak in detail of the
various personAtiOns in the BOhemial Girl,
which is TO be repeated again tonight.
The plaudits bestowed on the leading
characters evidenced the ardent sdmira-
ton with which they were received.
Some people msy have the silly notion
that opera must be Italian in order to be
fashionable. They would prefer the IN
meaning sounds Of 8 foreigner to the grace
full besuties and hsrmonies of the English
tongue. For all all such Bqueamish notions
we have no sympathy. The English Opera
is American. and ought therefore to be
more fashionable than any other. We be-
Ieve, however, that our Cleveland lovers
Of music are afflicted with no such notions.
They have already sVinced their high ap-
preciatiOn of the present company. Those
who desire TO seeu.e seats fer tonight
must be active, as there will be large de-
msnd.
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ANxIEERsART OF TEF DAILY UNION PRLYKR
NKEnEs.-ThS seventh anniversary of the
"Daily Union Prayer Meeting" was OBJ
served en- Friday morning, February Sd, at
the usual place Of meeting, in the base
ment Of the First Baptist Church. The at
tendance was very small, ss is often the
case in these latter days.
This meeting was established ct & time
Of great religious interest in our commune
ty, and has been sustained through all
these years Of declensiOn and discourage
mont BY those who could not consent to its
diScontinuGnee, although the number Of
those who met from day to day was small.
They remembered the "dGys Of old }" and
their cry has been, "causs me to hear thy
loving kindness in the morning"
They believed that 1t was q good thing
to give thanks unto the Lord" and to
"show forth his loving kindness in the
morning." IS we'll as "his faithfulness
Oysry night"
They have consequently perssVered, In
spite of all disOoursgsments, and they now
earnestly and stEectionAtely invite all who
believe in the duty and efficacy of prayer,
to unite in sustaining the meeting another
year.
It was stated at the anniversary that not
one clergyman Of all who were interested
in this meeting ct its first institution, now
remains in the pulpit in which he then
ministered, and only two of the whole num-
Der remain in the city, and of theEs only
one has charge Of Q congregation. Every
one who is at all acquainted with CIeEe-
land, win readily call to mind the venOr-
able patriarch Of the First Presbyterian
Church, - one Of those referred to. His
interest in the Morning Prayer Meeting is
undiminished.
Two other venerable men "still bring