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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
Letter GESm OberIin.
osuErru, O.. Feb. "a

i ----~ OBHRLHH, O.S Feb. 1S, 1855.
D1AR LEADaR-our young friends in obsr-
In efectualiy relieved the mOnotOny of va
cation week on Friday evening, with re-.
ditiOn of GOldsnith's comedy, "she Scoops
to Conquer"
1t was presented, nominaIly, .. a read
ing though frequent rehearsA)' had made
1t 30 familiar to those tai ms psyt as to
enable them to reeite j with 7srv little
prompting. As il WIS presented before a
select audience socA BY amateurs, it would
be inyidious 70 name the defects Of any,
while it vii. be impossible to mention the
merits o. all.
Tbs exercises were held in the &C. s. L.
A." Room, one end of which had been
tastefully arranged for the evening by
means Of flags, suspended as curtains.
The part Of Mrs. Hardeassle, as present
ed by Mis- Fanny Hudson, was complete.
Misa Kinney, in her TsLs of Miss Hardcas-
tie, WAS charming. Miss Henderson also
succeeded admirably as Miss Neville. j.
F. Hudson, as Mr.. Hardeastle, successfully
and successfully represented the. bAnterinR
good nature, the sstonishment, the indig-
| nation, and final reconciliation Of the old
man. Of the remaining parts, that Of Has
tings by Mr., Fisher, and that Of Sir Charles
AarloW by Ar, Lincoln, were well render
cd, as was also that of Young NARROW by
Mr.. Barber. But the cap sheat of all was
Mr.. Fackler's ''Tony Lumpkin, the rendi-
tion of which could hardly have besn sur
passed by the best comedians upon the
stage.
Music bya qusrtette, and 4 beautiful du-
ct, sung by Misses PhebO and Garlic
Haynes, gave entertainment between the
acts. That the whole Hss q success, the
audience repeatedly established by laughter
and spplsuSe.
When another of q similar character oc-
ours,
"AGy We be there to Iss.'
Il n a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

REBUILDnO TH1 NKWBuRGz IBoE Mills
The enterprising firm Of Msssrs. Stone,
Chisholm 4 Jones have commenced erect
ing new building in place of the sstsb-
lishment recently destroyed by FIRE. The
new mills will be 200 feet wide BY 500 long,
and twice the height Of the former ones.
Most of the materials for the frame and en-
closing are already on the ground. and up
wards of sixty labOrsrs are engaged on the
work.
The blast furnace was not much injured
but is in constant use. The extensive spike
department of the mills escaped with but
little loss. The works will be in success
full operation very soon, with increased ca
pacity and improved machinery. The ma
jsrity of the old operatives will remain
idle but short period.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

Private Anairs-ImPOrtant to Many.
-DH. DHHART can be consulted daily from to IL
A. n and from 2 to P. M. at the prug Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 1lS Superior street, Cleve-
land, until March 7th.
People (male or fensle,) suffering from diseases
they do not wish everybody to know Of, will find It
prsntGble to consult Dr. DsHArt.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
or other diseases peculiar to their SEX consult
DR.. DeHArt at hls residence, No. 1O4 Erie strsO'
near Medical College, from hSlfpast tOhalf D .st
eight o'clock every sTsning, Sundays sI' ,.ptAd-
until the date above named. This arr .pp. mem
"--l - - my ct well, WhC
lost health.
.rt's extensive eIps
i's""'' fehT:I92
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

LATE PATKErs-ThrOugh the authorised
Office of Burridge & Co.: I.NelsOn, Rockford,
H., Grain Binder; White, HOskins L Co.,
Cleveland, Water Wheel; L. c. Tanney,
oimsted, Cheese Press E. F. olds, Hudson,
Mich, Fruit Ladder; R. N. Allen, CIevs-
land, reissue Railroad Car Axls-box; ]. H.
Snyder, Killbuck, ILL.,, Harvester Frame
J. C, Mutt 4 Brother, Jefferson, Saving Ms-
chine; L. Munson, ssybroOk, Truss; T. E.
Gordon, Kingsville, Crutch; ThOs. Larter,
Cleveland, Soda Fount A. NaramOre,
Utica, Mich, Hay Rack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

Il. F. swEETsER, Eso.-When Mr.. d. F.
sweetser resigned the superintsndcy of
the A. 4 G. ". Railway, he was requested
by the Board Of Directors to visit Europe
for the purpose of inspecting the different
railway systems of the Continent, and re-
port to the Board such features as in his
Judgment it would be advantageous to in
troduce into the system in this country. He
purposes soon to leave for Europe on tour
of Railroad examination and study, in be-
half of the A. 4 G. ". Railway, and will in
due time report the result of his obSerYa-
tiOna. It will be highly interesting and
valuable document to Gll railroad men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
HEw YORK HARKET-Feb. IL.

" LkLL9hAfhsl
COttOn-Le,s AetiTe but without decided chang
at S5c for middiing.
RIOur-stAtS and Western opened firm sni
closed dull.
sales a SO 6OQlO rs fo- extra State; SII 25a
IL As common to good shipping brandS extra round
hoop Ohio; Sll 5OOi2 GO for trade brands. At thu
close there es sellers Of extra State at SO g.
Included in sales are 500 bbs extra State for FIRST
half Of April At SO so.
WhiaRY-Rsthsr more active. Sales at 81 "a
az % for EeIteTn-nssrly al at the latter price.
Wheat-hesyy and lower. Sales a. 81 Il az IL
foT No. Chicago sp ina 81 % for choice No. do;
50 l6 for Mila aukee elab; 81 20 for common winter
COFn-DOll. Gales at 81 ss for old mixed
western.
Oass-BAthsr more steady. Ra'es at 81 10Y
for WlBtern.
PetrOIeum-DuTl. Crude SIC; refined in bond
66@07c; do free s69S7o.
POrk-Fiimsr end rather more doing. Salsa
at S35 750s6 76 Er nav mes; S3S s71Sg3I s756
for 1854 do, cash and regular Way-elosnE az
SSl IS tgular; $50 90 for prime and SS4 rs fsr
prime mess. Also, 5000 bbls new mess f.r Fsbru-
ary, March and April, mostly buyers option, st
$50 250sI %.
Beef-Firm at about previous prices.
Dressed HOgs-Searcs and frm At IKE
175<e fer western.
LArd-E::rmsr and more active st l91S 92f1<e-
latter to arrive.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

GrAETs.--Those who were at the A. 4 G.
W. R. R. Depot, Saturday morning, had
quite sensation in the way Of seeing Ri-
ants. A man and his wife passed through
here, who were up high in the cGbits. he
vas nearly seven feet in height, and every
va J in proportion SO that he weighed
nearly five hundred pounds. He was very
my. His wife seemed about six feet tall,
and appeared no more fragile than her
spouse, Such lilies of the valley one sell
dom seas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

oEDAiNED.-Rev. James h. Muse, Pastor
OF the Mount lions Congregational Church,
graduate of oberlin College, was ordained
yesterday afternoon in Plymouth Church,
Prospect street. Rev. DR.. Wolcott preach
ed the ordination sermon.
Mr.. Muse is scolored gentleman of excel
Lett character and fsir abilities, and has
given, as we understand, general satisfae-
tion TO the people here who have been under
his charge during the last two or three
months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

The market for Government Gold Bonds during
the week has been very nearly as active as the
week previous, and 3 steady advance has been
realized on the per eents-ihe market eloEing
firm but rather more quiet. The causes for this
gratifying demand for the Government securities
We alluded to at length last week. 1t is one Of
the striking evidences Of the popular belief in
the ultimate triumph OF the Government and the
future prosperity OF the country on . scale never
yet dreamed Of.
The Railway list has luotuated considerably dur
ing the week, but easy money market and =
disposition on the part ;Of holders to maintain
priess has kept the market well sustained and the
entire list closes st an advance upon last weeks
figures. There has bsen no very marked activity
in the market, however, either speculative or for
permanent Investment.
The demand for the 7-SO Popular Loan in this
market during the week has been very active, and
the total subscriptions do not fall far short Of one
million dollars. They have been chiefly taken by
the First and Second National Banks, the new or
ganizstiOns not having got thoroughly at work in
this respect though they preparing to do well
the best. The subscriptions to-day were about
$4,000,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

SECOND ANNUAL BLLL.-The second Annual
Ball Of the International Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers will take place in
Chapin's Hall next Wednesday evening,
February 22d. Lslsnd's band will furnish
music, and Garrett will serve up one of his
capital supperS. twill be very brilliant
affair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

MLseUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL.
Among the many attractions of the present
week no one thing presents more attractive
iSs.tureS than the Grand Prize Masquerade
and Fancy DresI Party, to be given in Cha
pins Hall Tomorrow (TueSday) evening.
Two prizes will be given for the best comic
characters, and two for the finest fancy
dresses. Meth er time nor expense will be
spared to make t his one of the most inter-
esting occasions sf the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

OIL Factory FOR sale.-Ths subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio stree t.,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact Snd conveniently arranged. Ca
Paeity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos.
session given ifrequired. B. PKLTON
Cleveland, Feb. "A, 1885, febI5:r2Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

ESCAPED JAH.-GeOrge HOpwOod, who has
been committed for trial at the 0. s. Court
here, on charge of larceny, has been impris-
oned in the Elyria jail, from which he was
t0 have been transfer red to this city. But
he escaped last Thur sday night. His wife
had been making hirn visit, and while the
jailOr was letting hsr out, her beloved slip
ped by and made goo d his flight.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

First Ward-Meeting this Evening
The EnrcIlnsnt and Recruiting Committee will
report, and We shall expect to know whether our
work, once done, mrst nse:s be done over again.
Let every man attend.
wM. MELHINCT, President.
Z. CHEsTEH, sec'y. Gss2o;lSt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

We desire to call attention t, the advertise
ment ol George D. Beck, Offering for sale the lsaEs
Ofthat splendid lot on the corner Of Superior and
Bond streets the lease runs twenty five years with
privilege Of fpurchaSe at the end Of ave ysars at
low price or 1t can be purchased at the present
time for eaIh. For purposes of business, or MOS
residences 1t cannot be sxceIled. fsblTlsI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

VESSEL PuRcEAAH,-The Toledo Blade says
that Captain R. Dunnigan, of that city, has
purchased the schooner Wings Of the Morn
ing of Mr.. Winslow, Of this city. The
Wings Of the Morning is q vessel of about
$50 tons measurement. She has received
thorough repairs since she went into winter
quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

PAssINo THROUGH -Onehundred and ffIy
eolored soldiers, uni formed but not armed
passed through her Q, Saturday, from Ell
mira, n. Y, leaving for the West over the
Toledo road.
Two hundred recruits came in, Saturday
over the Columbus road, and the sami
number over the Toledo road, and went OF
East.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

HudsOn's UnriVNied Tooth Paste Is
unsurPssssd in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con
EiIta In the certainty with which it heals all ten
dsrnesS Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is One Ofits strongest recommendation. Sold By
all druggEts. Jsn9O:Is9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

Infringement Oase.-John h. Ralsley, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit In the United
States Court ct Cleveland, Ohio, sgaiRst ". Z.
Bond, of Cleveland, for infringing on his patent
Step adder Of January, Tth, 1862.
febl6:l9I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

DEATHS N HosPITAL.-The following
Northern Ohio soldiers have, within the
last week, died in hospital at Washington
A. AVerhold, l, 1s3d.
Robert c. List, K, 1881.
Charles Raj, H, 1OSd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

BURLEY TO HE TR1D PORT CLINToN.-The
Detroit Tribune says that instructions have
been received by the United States District
Attorney for the District of Michigan, from
Secretary Seward and Attorney General
Speed, to remand Burley, the Lake Erie
pirate recently given up for trial by the
Canadian government, to the authorities Of
this State. We understand that the reason
assigned for this is that the prisoner can
only be tried for robbery, and that on this
charge he must be indicted by the Grand
Jury and tried by the Court lof Common
Pleas of Ottawa county, in this State, with
in whose Jurisdiction, if at all, the crime Of
robbery was committed. The prisoner will
therefore be tried at Port Clinton, the
county seat of Ottawa county. Sylvester
Larned, Esq, of Detroit, has been engaged
for the defense, and it is probable that Mr..
N. G. Cameron, of Toronto, will act as assO-
ciate counsel. The prosecuting attorney of
Ottawa county will thus have heavy metal
arrsyed against him. The case will not
probably, however, come to trial for some
months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

ExTIcISe soLD1ERs TO DEsERT.-By refer
enee to our legal record it will be seen thst
John MOrrissey and Eliza Keith have been
indicted and committed for trial before the
o. 8. Court, on the charge of enticing and
aiding a soldier to desert.
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Notice.-Ths Ladies attached to tho sbilc

EOtice.-Ths Ladies' attached to tho Shiloh
BaptiIt Church, (colOred.l will hold Festival for
the benefit Of their church, on Tuesday Evening
next, February 2oth, at Metropolitan Han, at ~
O'Clock. The exercises will consist Of speaking and
singing. The Rev. Joseph Nichols will introduce
the exercise 6f prayer and few remarks sui:able
10 the occasion. Come one, come ALL to help US to
build the house Of tho Lord. Admittance twenty
i've cents. Tickets at the door. fsbIs:IsI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

BEISe IT BACK. = The gentleman who
rented an opera glass, at the Academy Of
Music, on Friday evening last, and forgot
to return it, is hereby reminded that his
name is known and will be made public if
the glass is not returned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

Baltimore VenanEO Oil Company
Dividend HO. 2.-The President snd Directors
OF the AbOVs-named company have declared
monthly dividend for the month Of Jaaulry Of two
per cent. on their capital stock, payable on and
Af.sr the 18th inst.
Cleveland stoekh al5ers will receive theii divide
at the Banking House OF Wasson, Everett! & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

HOPs-Firm. New York State 4c950c, accord.
Ing to quality.
Water Ltme-Tirm at q IS for OsWsgo an
Akron; Ss 90 isr RosedaIe Osmsnt.
P1asteE.-'reOWelI's'' land plaster Sl2 90 Per
Son.
MaIt-FIrm. Barley Malt quoted ct % 90 per
bushsl.
Ale ana Porte r--Msrkst Etsady. We quota
- fOilOWs: Present Use xx Ale SO; Stock Xxx
u10S12i KsnnStt E1s; PaIs Cream 81; Porter
III. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

Henry Olin.-Informstion wanted Of a man
named Henry olin, late of Canada. He was last
heard from about the middle of January ult. Any
information regarding him may bs addressed to W.
q. Mitchell, care OF J. h. Mitchell, American
House. fsbls:l9O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

CHAPLAIN F. T. BRowN.-Rev. F. 7. Brown,
formerly chaplain of the 7th o. v. l.,
preached yesterday morning and evening
in the Westminster Church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

AT THE WEDDELL. - Brigadier- General
Morrow, U. s. A., and J. B. Chadwick, Of
the New York Tribune, were at the Weddell
Yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

Beautiful Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home Of the person once afflicted with that terrible
dilease, CAtarrh. now cured by the u:e Of DR.. D.
q. see'ys's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, how should it
be2 feb2,:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

RECRUITS ExAXHED.-seventy recruits
were examined by Examining Surgeon
BeardIley, at the Provost Msrshals Office,
lest Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

FOR SALE-l2 Acres of Land, House,
y Barn ami abunssnes OF Fruit. Ths Grapes v1i
pay the interest the invsstnsut-in Eass CleTe-
land, on the Eneld Road, six miles from he Poblic
Saua.e. Also two aud quarter scrss in East CeVe-
land, the Sireey Railroai; il has good Variev
Of Truit- Inquire Of J. HAUDLEY, on the premisss
orei Q. J. KELLER. No. South Side Public SQUARE
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wholesale Iron and KaiI Market.

On Iron Except shee) dsred In LOIS Of 20 toLs,
125S cents per 100 Ds. Is deducted.
On Nails, ordered In lots Of I0O kegs or more, l2
cents per ktg IL deducted.
Terms ossh in New York Ex hange ct par, or
funds psr In Cleveland. A discount OF per cent.
Is made II remitted on Tsosipt Of invoice.
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Cleveland Evening Stock Exchange.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, 1885.
Tbs transactions in the general Stock list at the
Board this evening were on q rather improved
scale, Whil0 in Gold there was less inquiry, ths
speculative demand having been prstiy well TaJ j.
piled on the two previous evenings. The sales w re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
E.7. HONEY MARKEr-Feb. IS.

MOney-EasI er; large supply at SOS Po.
Sterling Exchange = Nominal at l0S9
IOs<.
Coda shade firmer, but dull; opening at 2O4,
advancing to 2055f and closing at 20l1<.
The steamer City Of LondoU, for Liverpool, to-
day carried out S5O, 900 in specie.
Government RtoekB-Firm.
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HORACE WATERS
GREAF NUsICAL ESTLBLIsHNKNT.

NO. ASI Broadway, NJ 70
HIGHTY New Pianos, Melodeohs, HArmoniuma.
AIexsndre and Cabinet Organs, ct Wholssals and
Retail. Prices low. sEC0HD-HAHD PIANOS ct
great bargains, prices from $50 70 500. New
Octave Pianos, S26O and tS75 with Carved Legs
and Mouldlnp, $500 and upwards, helOdeons SsS
70 $3.50.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

OF CLEVELAND.
Fiscal Agent snd Designated DepOsita'
n Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan 0
Z $40 TREASURY NOTES.
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers
Will keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 B0RDS.
UNITED STATES BONDS Of 1881.
UNITED STATES 7-30 TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates
cOlE. c0IR COUPONS,
0. S. 0UARTERMAsIER'S VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SEcUBTTIES OF ALL KINDS.
Inov3:R91
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F0R SAL E-A Twenty-Five years
4 Lease, vi h privilege Of purchase at tbs end Of
hve years, st lev pric, from first Of AlFil next 64S
feet front Of that choice lot ths corner Of
pers0r and Bod stree 9, running through G. Rock
well Btrsst 200 feet II not sold Withia tnres or four
weeks the loeksel frlnt will be oT lease for q term
of years. For particulars 4 sale and conditions OF
leass, spply to GEO. D. 4oK, go Superior street
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NUMERICAL.

4UHhIh9 LHADEh OfEIOly
SATURDAY EVHSMs, yeb. Is, Isc5. Z
Reeeipts-Ths receipts Of Grain By rail duriul,
the tWsuty-our hOurs ending at one o'clock tO-AlJ
we're 9s follow;
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DIED.

On Friday evening, ebruary II, WILLIS L.,
sldSSt son Of LORI and Ellen B. Prsntlls, aged "a
yearI and months.
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"breast high amid the corn,
anad hv tha goidan Fghf Of v.org,


ClaSped by the golden Hight Of morn"
or some other scenes from the old jewish
story, the programme saith not. "Court-
ship under Difficulties" is also on the list,
with others as attractive in their nature as
those already referred to.
So much for to-night's entertainment
OF the performances of the succeeding
evenings we are not yet informed, but will
Gs soon as possible make public the pro-
grsmme.
The moderate charge for admittance will
place these entertainments within the
reach of every one, and render the entire
series . grand success. The house tonight
bids fair to be n large one, and those who
do not take advantage of the reserved seats
will do well to go early.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

I H-IEWITT & co. ARE TODAY
reel wing all sorts Of Goods for Obristmas
'feSSntsI Tor Men, Women and Chi ldren.
III, J. H. DsRTTys 4 co.,
tAHa II Public sqlaEs.
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GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE

NRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE
NJ AND
FANCY DRESS PARTY,
To Be held at CHAPlN'S HALL on WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY RVE, Bsb. 2lst, 1865.
Ths following Prizes will be given:
lst Prize, Best Comic Character, Gent, Silver Goblet
ID &" Lady, Gold Ring.
I'd Fancy Drets, Gent, silver Cup.
4th " " Lacy, Cold Ring.
cOMMITTKE or ARRANGEMENTS.
7. B. HeWeomb, F. s. Warner, ". r. Ferris,
W. ". Ellsworth, J. Ufban, D. Ager.
EL0OR MANAGERs.
L.eIntyre, Geo Urban, 7. B. Neaeomb.
Tickets 10 Floor. 81. 90; Gallery, 50 cents.
The Managers will spare neither time nor sx-
pense to make this the bsst party Of the season.
Ladies and gentlemen viii bsTequis ed 70 unmask
bs.ore entering the Hall.
Orders for Carriages may be Iefs with 5. ". Gar
rett, or any Of the Committee. fsbl5:l9l
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Il b. LII, Banker,
AND
U' s' "OIS GNNEET LOAN AGENT,

D- DlVIIPIIVVE ItC6IV9u 70 INC
S-IV , ER CENT. AND 1910" NATIONAL
LOAN.
- lCommlSslon Ailewe to subscriberS,l
~. o. s. Bonds Of 1881, 6.2Js, IO.IO's I treasury
SN and all other Government nscuftties puf.
&C. d and for sails on the most favorable terms
- I'D, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bonght
s| sola ae best rates Deposits received and COL
y y -tions mrds ct all accss.ibls points Uneurrent
, ands CONVEX. ed at lowest rates. Revenue stamps
~ seie. oe4