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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

JoHN S. WALLACE, merchant of Chicago, was
arrested recently for using revenue stamps two
or three times over on his warehouse receipts
His manner of doing it was to put stamp on
receipt, and after it had been passed tear it off
and use it again on another receipt. Numbers
of receipts were found in his desk with the stamps
off, and the stamps in an envelope. In this way
he confessed to having saved about S35, which
will probably cost him about S35, 900 the penalty
Tor each offence being $1,000, with the addition
of imprisonment. Wallace offered 5000 to the
officer who arrested him if he would let him off.
Gov. WISE TO GES. GRANr.-Gov. Wise. in his
recent letter to Gen. Grant, said about emanci-
patton &c unfeignedly rejoice at the fact and
am reconciled to many of the worst calamities
of the war, because am now convinced that the
special providence of God, unavoida-
BILE by the nations at either extreme to tear loose
from us black idol from which could never
have been separated by any other means than
those of fire and blood sword and sacrifice"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14
NO CURE, NO PAY

as- Consultation by letter or otherwise r"ii
rection of letters. see below
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

GRANT AND SHERMAN IN DANGER.-On the
morning of the 9th Of September an apparently
concerted plot to kill off Generals Grant and
Sherman was put in execution two Western
railroads. The Generals travelling on diff
ferent trains. Switches were Intentionally turn
ed, and the cars containing the ilustrious SOL
ders were thrown from the track. Fortunately
both escaDed without injury
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

Be and call at MAGNOLIA Building. Main street.
Wcaveryille. 23.tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

T. yoLLMER. f. STIERLEN.
RIETORS.
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FINANCIAL 1 COMMKRCIAL.
MOxpAY EvEx1Hs, Oct. 2, 1865.


Bankers report very little change IN The money
market to-day from the condition IS reported on
Saturday. The dsthsnd for money, generally, is
good, but the market iDproTss slowly in supply
though 1t cannot be yet called easy. haaksrs are
expecting very close market during she fAii' aho
as far possible are ckrtaing their diletunt line
to the narrowest pr, ctiesble limit.
Exchange continues in liberal demand put tns
Banks are better supplied and the market WORKS
easier. Rates are unchanged and hrm At pAF puy-
ing and 1s9Z premium ielliBg.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued PEopo'
sails for loan Of 900 In $50 Per cent golu
bonds, the particulars Of which will be found ID
our telegraph columns. The Secretary invites tne
conversion Of certificates Of indebtednesH' com
pound Interest notes, and one and two year IEea-
sury notes, upon which accrued interest VIII De al
lowed to dates specified. TIE loan viii date TON
November l. 1t Is not prot able this loan viii in
terfere with the money markets, Is it Will absorb
very little of the currency of the country.
Gold CONTINUES stesdS and arm. Thepfice closed
this afternoon at l4'1s
As an Indication Of the large business done In re-
hnins Petroleum in this city, are informed thas
one Of cur banks to day paid checks from lour re-
ners in favor of the Revenue Collector TO the ag-
create amount OF 500, ,OcO, the tax for September
Local mercantile circles are firm, but In tue way
of business there is no essential improvement
fair t.sde demand Tor Flour Is maintained, and We
note an advance to day on city made Xxx red
There is very little doing in grain. moderate
inquiry Is shown for upper grades Whesti lower
qualities dull and hssvy. Corn and Oats without
movement. Bari y in good request.
Provisions are in light stock and firm. Produce
firm, with good demand fyr Butter at advancing
prices.
HighwfneI ore STEADY. Petroleum frn and in
| good demand.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point BY Railroad, Lake and osnai Of lead
ing articles during the fOrty-eight hours ending
| AZ seven o'oook this morning:
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SAD AcoDEkT.-A boy about thirteen
years of age, son of Mrs. Daniel Eckert, a
widow lady living on Kinsman street, fell
from chestnut tree in the woods near
HaltnOrth'S Beer Gardens, yesterday after
noon, and sustained very severe Injuries.
A party of four sportsmen Of this city were
shooting al target in the same woods, when
a boy ran up to them and said boy he'd
fallen from a high tree. They Immediately
went to the relief of the lad, finding him
in what they Thought dying state. Pro-
curing board they bore him toward the
street railroad. Arriving at the locked
gate of high picket fence, they sent
messenger to the saloon of The beer gardens
to procure the key. "Dutch Chris" the
man in attendance, refused to give them
exit from the park, and they were obliged
to lift the suffering boy over two very high
fences and take a circuitous route to reach
the cars. They finally got him aboard a
car, and soon laid him down in his home.
A surgeon was called, who gave il as his
opinion that the spine was not hurt, as was
feared, but that the skull was probably
fractured. The face was cut in several
plaees, and the body sustained number of
bruises.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Police CeUsT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
ISDfnnkehn9AELMinnie Jago, Alfred L
5sgo, Frank Lewis, Andy Farrell, George
Bowen, Allen Ryon, David Howe, Henry
HOdle, William Grover, VIM. Nsgle, Mi
chael Hodge, each 81 and costs; George
stalman, So and costs Ellen Alright,
costs; Bridget Mnrphy, sent to House Of
Correction 12O days.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wheeler, John
seanlan, Peter Dorne, John P. Dorne, Mi
uhael Canby5 James Cunningham, each 81
and costs; L. F. Weed, Jacob Helpipger,
Charles Lsred, Michael Banchamicker,
each So and costs Anton Craig, sent to
House of Correction 30 days.
Vagraucy-GsOrge Lyons, given "a hours
to leave town; Cathsrine Drummie, House
of Correction for 12O days.
Lewd Behavior-M 0'Conuor, 50 and
costs.
Assault and Battery-Patrick English and
William Holland, 50 and costs; Peter an
kins, So and costs,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"LeArning by stuiy mus. Le wen;
Twas ne'er tntailed from sire to son.
Learn now that DR.. D. Il. SseI5e's LIQUID a.
TARRH REMEDY will permanently cure th4 dis-
ease even In its worst form. ool2R3
A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffJring to know that we bave an efectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HAzarde, Of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Oslo,
takes gr at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used small quantity OF
DR.. strckIAnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected por-
manet cure. This seems to b. the case With all
who make use of this splendid propagation. It is
Manufactured at No 6 East Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton Durham. Cleveland, y. myers
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BUILDING couu1rTnE.


J. G. Graham, A. @. Hsrt, r. T. Humiston,
c. jennings, 3. Potion.
Mr.. Hawks, of tho Second Presbyterian
Church, was introduced. He was not igno-
rant of the character Of the present enter
prise, ner of the difficulties under which
the congregation had struggled, till the
present suspicious moment. In view Of
the pat;encs and energy they had exerted,
no could rot but extend his hearty con-
gratulstions. No society is properly con-
stiLuted till they have house in which to
worship-one that they can call their own
one that has no debts upon it. He had
faith in this enterprise, and doubted not
that it would go up from corner stone, to
the crowning touch of all, with shouts of
praise to Him, who had furthered the work.
He felt a peculiar pleasure in extending
his congratulations upon this occasion, for
hewa born COngregationalist. He was
nuftured in the forms of the Congregational
Church, and he loved Congregationalists.
He would just as coon forget the mother
who bore him, as to forget the church in
which he was nurtured, and which he still
loved. Different denominations don't sepe-
rate US in heart, but simply in the forms of
government and worship; and he was
there, as the representative Of sister
church to extend to the new church her
cordial congratulations. In all her future
struggles they would be one.
Mr.. Wolcott was next presented. The
occasion that brought them together was
one of special interest. His heart would
have prompted him to attend, even if he
had received no invitation. The work of
building this has been deVolVed upon them
by God, and he would sustain them in it.
After the DOxology-in the singing of
which all jOined-the exercises were closed
with the Benediction, invoked by the Rev,
Mr.. Peck. The new Church is situated on
University Heights, ct the corner of Park
street and jennings avenue. The walls
will be erected in the course of four or FIVE
weeks, and the society will be able to use
the basement during the coming winter.
The ediice will be completed in the spring
Its estimated cost is $1,000 We under
stand that subscriptions have been made in
the most liberal spirit, and that nearly
every subscriber has agreed 10 double his
subscription if necessary. Subscriptions
range from s25 TO S. eco.
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UNITED STATES CoUET.-Two cases were
disposed of yesterday in this court, viz:
United States rs. Levi TiltOn, for buying
and smuggling goods. Convicted.
United States Us. Henry Rsinhimer, for
smuggling goods. Convicted.
Neither of these parties have received
sentence.
The Grand Jury was not in session yes
terday, having adjourned over, on satur-
day, to Tuesday (tO-dsy]. They will meet
this morning.
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INKFFKcIUAI BURoLART.--The residence
of james Holden, No. 145 Greenwood street,
was entered bya burglar early yesterday
morning. Mrs. II. aWoke and discovered
the scOundrel searching the drawers of
bureau standing at the head of the bed.
She aroused her husband, who immediate
lYgave chase, but the burglar escaped
down two fights of stairs and through an
open window in the cellar. He Wassp0t,
ted, and the police are on the track Of the
fellow. - -
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New YoRK TRooPs.-Fhe 11th New York
Cavalry, S57 all told, under command Of
Mejor 6. W. Smith, arrived here at nine
o'clock yesterday morning, from Cairo via
Indianapolis. They we're fed at the Sol
diers' Home, ard at ten O'Clock took the
Lake Shore train, bound for Albany, N. Y,
where they will be paid Off snd disbanded.
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TRIAL TRIP or TIE hWM. PITT FKssEN-
DEN."-This magnificent new revenue cut
ter will clear for Detroit this morning, on
the trial trip which has been ordered by
the government. A government inspector
will be on board, and small psrsy of invit-
ed guests. The trip will be under the
supervision of Captain Gilbert Knapp and
Engineer NJ. H, Plunkett, of the revenue
service. Tho trial will no doubt result as
fsvOrably and satisfactorily as that of the
cutter John Sherman last week,
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ToNSoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 46 Public Square,
RAS IL IHE LkIEsI lEVERTIONS ID WIG HOEK.

sEE TIE ILLUSION WI9-It fits TO a charm.
OURL5-FRENOH EATUBAL RlNGLEF5-
Jus Teosi7ed direc) large quantity of thit beau
tifal hair. Ladies' please call, examine snd see for
youTHelves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDS-A large and we'll
peieotUi stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, 3GfTERFLY BOWS, 81.
GENE BOWS and FRENCH HEAD-DRESSES,
made by the edFOrtiser equal to those imported,
So Asdles' own Btsids made into Rny of the
shove Hssd- Dresses without injury 20 switch.
ssndio5' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hsir Cutting
done in The lstost and most prevailing styles.
HAIR DYEIHG Particular attention paid 10
this branch OF tho business. The best Of Dye used.
HOT AID GOLD BATHS alEays ready. The
hast hathinR annrtn ents In the CITY. lE7
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l45 Superior Street,
Cleveland whoIesaIe suArke..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
MONDAY Rvnu1no, Oct. 3, lsoE.

MONDAY EvHz1Ho, Oct. 3, 1855.
FreIghts-The following are tho rates 81 Lake
Cstoam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New Yotk.-First class 81, IA; Second class:
sic; Third class Oic; Forth class; 45o. Flour,
900. Wool SI,l2.
To Boston.-First class: S1,29, Second class /:
sic; Third class: 100; Fourth class: 600. Flouri
SI,OO. ToolSI,22.
FIOur-Fifmer and In fair trade demsnd City
brazds Xxx red s1l,OOsIi.s0; DO TX white 81, %
@l2.OO. Country brands Xxx red 50, ,25a {, rs; X%
white SlO,5O@I1,25 Sales 80 bbIs Xxx white choice
country, at 81, 90; so bbs good Xxx red, country,
at 50 SIX.
Wheat-There is a moderate inquiry f choice
mi ling grades, but nothing doing in lower quali-
ties. Gales 10 day were 1 car extra whlts Michi.
gan fiom store at 81 25i cars No do do at 81 81
COrm-Dull No mixed held at 6,@61e from
store.
Oass-Qu'et, but hrmer. Held at 4S944o from
store.
RYe-InEc Give and nominal.
BarIey-Bsoeipts LIBERAL and demand good
Sale, 800 bu Canada at SI25 5000 bu do on private
terms
POrk-Fhm. Sales 20 bbIs city mess ct Sss, 90
AaNEO--GNhtSo huu II N Acl0 o. ouO lOE Clky-
rendered in bbs and tisrces; 3O1zc for do in kegs
smoked Meats-FlIm. salss 20eO 10 plain
hsms, canyassed, at Csc 500 bs dried beef at 9so;
bacon Zoe E
Butter-In SC i've demand and firm. Sales 80
kegs Western Beserve at S69s7o.
Eggs-Fresh lots are in ligtt supply and want.
ed. Small sales at 22c.
Oheese-DuIl, but firm
Al Lnu
AIeOhOl-steady and firm. Held at s4.5A9
4,59 for 80 Per cent. Cologne Spirits, e8 per
cent, s469. Nentral Proof Spirits g. 520s,47.
ROtrOIeuEn-Yery firm and tending upward
Held ct rs ssCc-holds1s generally demanding the
outside prize.
Dried AppIes-steady and firm at 110l2c and
pay for packages.
OIls-SteAdy at the following prices
dspbon.... 6spbSdr... s8Oo Elephant 60
Lsrd-.........s2 0092 80 Sperm, W. s....-.-.. GO
Bank .............. AZ strsits ''''''''.''.'' 10
Nestsioot,.-.-....--.. %
POtatOes-SaIs car Peach blovs ct 6oc.
OnlOns-sales 800 bu st 500.
Lake Ffsh-Markst quiet and prices lower.
No. Whiteish, . half Dbl, $3.50; No. 2 do, 3
half Dbl, $500; Piekerel 8 half Dbl $3.50; Trout
% half bbl $500; Herring o half Dbl s4,Oo@45O.
Hav-Firm and in good demand. We quote at
s11 OoaI4 90 for new loose; S1sOO92O 90 for baled
Beatsr pressed.
seeds-Timotby quiet Snd nominal ct Ss7s0
4oo. FIsxseei held at LOO.
saIt-Tirm at s2.65 for Fine; Sa,eO for Ooarso.
AEe and ROrter-Msrkst steady. We qaoss
Is follows Present Use Xx Ale 80; stook XXX |
S14,Oo; Ksnnstt sls,Ooi Pale Dream al; PorsSI
El4. He'll and auREtsE barrels In proportion.
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REWOONGBRGATIOk'L CHURCH
Laying of the Corner stone.

The ceremony of laying the corner-s stone
of Congregational Church on the Heights.
was performed yesterday afternoon in the
presence of large congregation OF ladies
and gentlemen.
The exercises were opened with readings
from the Scriptures by the Rev. Messrs.
Brewster and Day, and the delivery of
fervent prayer By the Rov. Mr.. Mcknight.
Rev. Mr.. Brewster, the Pastor, made s
few remarks on the history of the Church
Society. 1t was organised November 18Th,
1859, with congregation numbering thir
ty. five members; eleven Congregationalists,
ten Methodist Episeopalians, four Prssby-
terians, four Wesleyan Methodists, and six
uniting on profession of faith. The
speaker stated thai although this coDgre-
cation had been made up of different
branches, accustomed to worship according
10 different forms, he had never found il
necessary TO change the style of his preach
ing. This he said to the honor of religion
aud Congregstionalism. The fact demon
monsirates the folly of attempting to main
tain feeble Congregational Church, and a
feeble Methodist Church, and feeble Pres
byterian Church. They could coalesce and
unite, whom the Methodist class leader
makes as good Congregationalist Deacon
as though broughtup according to the forms
of that church; and the same would be
true with the other denominations
The Society had increased, notwithstand-
ing the war, until congregation five hun
dred strong could now be gathered, were
the edifce completed. aal.-r.
The Society Of sixty members has two
Sabbath Schools numbering an aggregate
of four hundred scholars, Their meetings
have hitherto been held in Humiston's In
stitute. They felt it time to construct a
place Of holding divine service. Although
not strong, they were confident that they
ohould succeed.
AT the conclusion of his remarks, Mr..
Brewster presented O leaden box, which
was to be placed under the corner stone, in
a receptacle cut for it. Mr.. Humiston was
called upon to announce the contents of the
box, which he did. They were as follows
1. Holy Bblo.
2. Church Manual and names of the
| officers and Members of the Church and
Society.
8. Constitution of the United States.
4 Declaration of Independence.
5. Washington's Farewell Address.
6. Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
Z. History of the American Flag.
s New York Independent.
9. Cleveland papers-German and Eng
lish papers.
10. Circular and Catalogue of the Cleye-
| land Industrial School.
IL. Family and Christian Almanac.
13. United States Scrip.
IA United States Coin.
Is. United States Postal and Revenue
| Stamps.
l6. American Missionary.
The corner stone was then formerly laid.
Upon its face was neatly engraved the fol-
loving inscription
Congregational Church, erected A. D. 1865.
| W. H. Brewster, Pastor T. n. Black burn,
| Architect.
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To BE RKPAIRED-The scow Highland
Chief, which cspsized off this port on Sat-
urdsy morning, was being pumped out yes
terdsy, preparatory 10 undergoing general
repairs. The spars are out of her, and she
is badly rRcked. Most of her rigging was
last
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ARRESTED ON sUsPICIoE.-The house of
Mr.. Einstein, On Pittsburgh street, was en-
tered Sunday night or yesterday morning,
by some one, who stole some money, jew
elry and watch. Two men have been ar
rested on suspicion, and locked up for ex-
animation.
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DIED.

MUNBoE-In New York city, Sept 2aI, Capt
James Aunroe, formerly Of this place, eyed 6c
years.
ELWBLL-On Sunday morning Get. lst,
Georgie only child OF J, J, and n. A, we'll, az,
years
The friends are invited to sttend the funeral on
Wednesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at TO 1s9 Erie st.
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NEW RoADwAY.-Tho proposed roadway
from the bank at the stair-terminus of Wa
ter street, down TO the south side entrance
to the new Union depot, is being laid out
for construction.
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PARRoTT GUKs-Two 80 pound rifed Par
rotts lie on the wharf in front of the Erie
Railway freight Office of II. johnson & Co,
We were informed that they are for one Of
the new revenue cutters just completed
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

SICK AT THE HONE There are six or
seven sick soldiers at the Homo just now.
Only one is in q serious condition, and he
will no doubt recover. Most of the patients
are conVslescents sent from hospitals East.
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CONVERTED TO NEw Uses The old brick
structure just west of the Union depot is to
be converted into a car out-bUilding of the
new depot. Two arch-weys have already
been cut in its eastern end, through which
tracks will be laid.
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nEW ADvRRTIsEssENqn.


Academy Of Huslc-Csr ouche.
Dupee, Peck ssyl.s-s;oek Brokers
G. A. iktr- Horses at Auction.
S. Cabot-Machine Shop
Joseph TiothschiId-nissis.irpi Lsnds.
Wanted-Room and Board
F. G. H.-Eouse Wanted
Il Hickex St Bosrder Wanted
H. G.-8ouse Vented
VIM Keisel-Notice
Wsnted-Nurss
WEnte5-To Rent
Patrick Henry--Biioklayer Wanted
Lost--Ten D.IlaTs
TrottiDg Match Local Hoii,s.
Robert HsunA & Ce--F5r Lake Sup r.or.
Mrs. Shaw New Hats.
ALiltonisn Tablesux-FsTadise Lost.
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BRowEHLL STREET SCHOOL HOUsE.-Con-
trary to expectation and announcement,
the above school house will not be opened
to-day. Due announcement of the event
will be made before it takes place.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF OaEVELAND.


ENTERED...., Sept 30 Oct. 2.
Stmr City Of CleVelsnd, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Come {, Gaylord, Buffalo
Prop Winslow, Anderson Buffalo
Prop Paci C. Kelley. Buff.lO
Prop Northern Light, Much, OntOnsgOn
Prop Csniste,, Bls6 kmsn, Dunkrk
Prop Gene see Chief, Ola k, AIpena
Bark IN rmutis, GFie, LiysTpOOI
Bark Northern Light, shelly, Osen Sound
schr Smith, Wright, Pors Huron
Schr W ssrgen +, He n, Detroit
Schr fes Bird, Mallory, Bay City
sehF W Il Willfrd, sher rood, Lexington
sshr Paragon, Sinol ir, Boy City
schr Ho,ta stsr, OsswelI, Sand Beach
SehF Petrol, Peliier, Port Hcp1
Soow EerzyRis Kelso, sagi aw
ecoH Lime Rock, Fsrgher, Port Hope
CLEARED.--.Sspt g0-o;t 2
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Pop Win low, AndsTs cago
Prop Can sieo, BlassmRn, Toledo .--.
Prop Comst, GaJ lord, Green Bay
Pop Arctic, trosby, BufslO
Prop Oleaa, Waterbury, DunkiTk
Prop Genessee Chief CLARK, Detroit
sehr A Lincoln, EIlery. Sand Eesch
Echr PI este Ladd, Tcleto
Barge Ontario Ha kttt, Detroit
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Copper stOcks-OetOber 3.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston 10 day:
Central 40; Copper Falls 221s Franklin 371z !;
ancock 1879; Huron AZ; Isle Kol al 10; Quincy
4; Minnesota III ROoklSnd SO; Superior n.
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TEE STEAMER MErEOR.-We are informed
that the Meteor has gone into "Einter
quarters" and her crew has been dis
charged,
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Anothe very fine
audience graced the Academy of Music
last evening to witness the first represen-
tatiOn in this cisy,o Corporal CarEouche."
The play embraced in its production nearly
the entire strength of the company, the
chief character, that of the Corporal, being
of course in the hands of Mr.. Couldock.
Without undertaking tod etail the plot or
character of the play, we may remark in
general swey. that to our mind it is one of
the least interesting and entertaining of the
modern school of dramatic literature. A
few clever situations there are, but the play
in its entirety is weak and fimsy in con-
struction, improbable in most of the events
developed, and dull in execution. The part
Of Corporal Cartouche is totally inadequate
to the ability of Mr.. Couldock, and his best
efforts cannot bring it up to the standard
expected of him. In the second act he is
stricken dumb, and appears in pantomime
until near the close-a condition in which
his peculiar and extraordinary powers are
of no avail, and for-which the best panto-
mimic display would be but poor compen-
satiOn. The rendition of the play, with the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Starr has co1atantly, at his News Depot
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are received in advance of
the mail.
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CHARITY HosFITAL.-The Cleveland Char
ity Hospital will be formally opened on
Thursday evening of this week.
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WAElrD.-TTo ladies as copyists. Must
write good Plcin hand. Apply immedi-
Etely at LEA r-a Counting Room.