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Let no man fail to vote !

NrSTH WARD-We need not appeal in
vain to the Union voters ofthe Ninth Ward
They are handwriting, determined, earnest
men. We warn them, however, that ifthey
win to-day they have got to poll all their
votes. A full vote is a Union victory.
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Union men, to the polls to-day !

SIXTH is not easy to find a better
or more popular candidate than John Hun
tington, the Union nominee for Trustee.
We want you to give two hundred majority
for him and for the city ticket.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02

The CRY CoUScIL.-The following is a
classified list of the members of the City
Council exhibiting those whose term ex-
pires this spring, and those who hold over
another year. The names of Republicans
are printed in roman; of Democrats in
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Barley has improved materially.

PORK.
fork mas infatuated rapidly and has been fairly
active. The stock Of mess is Iaryar rbsn ~ 80
cipated, amounting to LEO barrels against 5.65s
last month, and u, seO at the same time last wear.
COFFEE.
The last steamer brought news of heavy ship
mehts Of eohee from Brazil and prices are eonse-
COTTON.
Cotton has been unsettled and prices have fine
tuated- The demand has been sRtireIv from shin
pers; The market closes quiet at 4O%GI2c for
middling. ~ IVA
WHISKY
Whisky has been active and firm at g.. 26l72 d.
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Let no man fail to vote !

EIGHTH WGRD.-The Union men of the
Eighth say they are going to carry it and
they are q set of men who generally per-
form whatever they undertake. They have
a big job on their hands, but they mean to
do it. Dwight Palmer is The next Council
man from the Eighth.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
Let nc man fail to vote

FOURTH WARD.-G Gibraltar of Republican
ism, we look to you for three hundred Re-
publican majority to-day Your candidates
are the best Of good men, and deserve your
warmest support. If every Union man
votes, you can come up to our figures.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
from William nj. Price, ESQ.

A Gard from william II. Price, Esq.
TO the Editor Of the Cleveland LEADER:
The communication signed third Ward
relative to my humble services as a mem
Der of the Board of Education, and pub
lished in your morning edition of Saturday,
bestows upon me more praise than I am
conscious of deserving, and may, perhaps,
be regarded as censuring, by implication,
other persons.
The misconception in regard to the true
state of the School Fund, mentioned by the
writer of the article alluded to, was one
which, in my judgment was almost IN
avoidable and grew out Of the defective
system of bookkeeping used in the City
Auditors Office previous TO the decease of
the late Mr.. Cartlett. 1t was only by going
behind the books, and instituting a careful
examination of the pay ordinances of the
Council, that the errors could be discovered;
and when discovered, it did not appear that
any part of the school fund had been mis-
appropriated, but simply that, in conse-
quence of Nj. Bartlett's method of keeping
the books, the proper amount did not ap-
pear to the credit of the school fund. In
all the investigations referred TO, not the
slightest intimation Of fraud could be dis
covered.
For one, I may be permitted to say that
the pleasure arising from the happy results
of the joint labors of Thomas Jones, Jr., D.
P. Eells, and myself, in this whole matter,
has been to me ample reward for whatever
of time and labor it cost. The impression
that the school fund has been in debt for a
time "whereOf the memory of man run-
meth not to the contrary" has been ex-
ploded, and that is sufficient.
Respectfully,
March 81, 1866. WV. H. PRICE.
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b s7esse for No. | h0n .t0rsl .as ! ear On traeL

at s7assc for No. from store; sale 1 car on track
at 36e. &A41A aaAt=
Rye-Inactivs and nominal.
Barley-Quiet. Sales 500 bu No. l Canada st
sl,Il.f tHtfHHV4ftE HEssflfl
POrk-Market quiet and steady. No. I City
Mess held at s2s, so No. 2 Mess S25,5Oi Clear
5000. -L
Lard-steady. City-rendered in tierees 1sc; do
in kegs 19c. -Country-rendsred 16917c.
Hams-steady. Sales City sugar-cured at 2lc.
Country-eured held at 2ac.
ShOuIders-City-eured steady at 14O; ooun-
try-cured 13@I4c.
BaeOn-Held at Isc for clear ; lsc for sugar
cured.
Mess BeefQuiet and steady at $500
Extra Meas $1,000.
Dried BeeE-Steady at 23c.
Butter-Choice qualities scarce. firm and in
good demand. Prime Western Reserve roll 45c
common to good do 41@4Sc.
Cheesc-The demand is light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at ls@22o for good 80 choice
Western Reserve and New York.
Eggs-In good demand and steady at 2Ic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady at s2,24@2,25.-
There is very little demand.
AIeOhOl-steady. Held at Si,4s9A5s for IS
per cest. Cologne Spirits, 80 per cent, s4,63. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits S2,3992,4.
PetrOIeum-The market continues dull, and
prices are nominal at 5lG5sc for Refined free
Large orders would probably be filed readily at
these figures.
OIIs-we quote es follows:
Linseed-----.sl 4aS- Whale, W. B.--..s1 IS
Oar6on----. 6lg52 c Elephant, W. B. l 75
5s5d---sl sogI e Sperm. W s-~-- 2 50
NestsfOot--.-- al 65
Dried Apples-In fair demand at l3KaI4c,
and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2Oa25c; quarters, Iso.
P~OtatOes-In good demand and firm. Sales
cars PeachbIows at sl,OO; I car do at sl,05.
Beans-steady at $, 5O@2, 90 for fair to prime
White.
s~eeds-Clover is in active demand and higher /;
Timothy quiet and steady. Clover held at $500
SIS; Timothy 50, 5Ogs,75.
FeatIlers-Prime live geese 7O675c.
TalIOW-steady at lO@1O11c for city and coun-
try-rendered.
Lake Fish-ouiet and steady. No. 1 White
fish $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do 800; Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout sT,OOG7,5O; Herring 1925.
Saaf-Firm at s2,55 for Fine; sZ,sO for coarse
0nondaga; SOS for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock sI3, OO9l4,O 90; Ken
nett $3.50; Pale Cream S1l, 90; Porte ST., COG
400.
HOp-Firm. Held at q range OF sOys65c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
Mals-Barley Malt steady at 81, a3Sl,So q bu,
the outside price for prime No. L Canada.
Water Limc-Market hrm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego.
PIaster-PowelPs land plaster firm at SIz,O 90
. GOD at Mill .Calcined $500 q bbl.
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LOST.
FOR RENT,

A LEASEHOLD, for sI-2 years, Of = snug
n comfortable House and Lot, on Lake ST., near
Water 1t. Possession given April LIST. Also, for
Rent, q gsnteel and valuable residence on Prospect
street, west Of Erie Apply to 5. FOLJAMBE cor.
Superior and seneca streets marE
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Let no man fail to vote ;

SEVENTH WARD.-E. L. Willard, the popu-
lar and faithful Union Trustee from the old
Seventh, is a nominee for reelection. Let
the voters Of the Seventh stand by him.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
Let no man fail to vote!

USIoSIsrs OF THF Firm WARD.-Come TO
the polls, to-day, every man of you, and
help to redeem your Ward from Copper
head control. Work heartily, thoroughly,
enthusiastically! Let every vote be polled.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
Let NO man fail to vote

SECOND WLRD.-Your candidates deserve
and should receive your warmest exertions
in your success. Do not stay away because
your vote is not needed. Let every man
vote to-day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
PROF. & MAD. MACALLISTER

ARE
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02

New Books at Cobb, Andrews 4
Co.'S: The st0 y Of Kenneth" BIZ
BayaFd Taylor; "CherFy and Violet"
a story Of the treat Plague, by the
author of /" Mary POWelI''; "St. Mar
TINS SUMNER" by Anne A. N. RTeRs-
ter; "Life OF St0neWall Jackson" by
John Esten Cooke Geological
Sketches" By Prof. AgaSsiZ. m3O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
Let no man fail to vote!

Returned soldiers suffering from chronic
diarrhea, or whose nervous systems have
become impaired, will find relief by the use
of Hasheesh Candy. For sale by Strong and
Armstrong, and druggists generally.
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RETURN OF THE
DRAMATIC COMPANY
After their three months visit to Columbus !

OPENING NIGHT.
TWO GRAND PIECRsI
In which ALL THE C'MPANY will appear, with
SONGS, DANCES, dc., &c.
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OPENING OF THE DRAMATIC sEAsoS-Man-
ager Ellsler's dramatic troupe viii return
to-day from Columbus, after an absence Of
three months duration. and ~inaugurate,
this evening, in the Academy of Music, the
theatrical season for the spring and summer
months. Two pieces will be presented,
namely: my Poll and my partner Joe "
and "Duderketty's Picnic" in which all
the company will appear, with songs,
dances, &c, &c. 1t may be seen, on refer
ence to the programme published in our
amusement column, that the full force of
the old company is retained. Each member
of the troupe will receive a hearty welcome
tonight.
Mrs. F.. W. Lander, formerly Miss Jean
W. Davenport, has been engaged for four
nights this week, and will make her ap-
pearance tomorrow evening. She was
once E favorite in this city, and the older
lovers of the stage will recall the nights she
made memorable by her inimitable acting.
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Gold closed at IFS.
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AFFAIR DAYS WORK.-We are informed by
Hon. R. C. Parsons, Collector of Internal
Revenue in this District, that the revenue
collected at his Office on Saturday last, was
SI5I,OOO.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02

EXERCISES AT GRACE CHURcH.-The Right
Reverend Bishop G. 7. Bedell administered
the Holy Communion yesterday morning in
Grace Church, it being Easter Sunday. Rev,
Avian b. Wsshburne, of Hyde Park,
Massachusetts,, who has quiet recently ac-
eepted a call to Grace Church, assumed the
position of Rector of the same, yesterday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02

FIRST WARD.-Your Union nominees are
excellent men and deserve enthusiastic sup
port. Come out en- masss and vote for
them
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
Let no man fail to vote

ELEvESTH WARD.-The Eleventh Ward is
a citadel of Democracy, but earnest work
may redeem it Union men of the Eleventh,
you have good esndidatss-stand by them
as they deserve.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
a full vote is a Union victOryI

ICE.-The warm weather of Saturday
caused the ice in the lake off this city for
the most part to disappear by three o'clock
that afternoon. The blockade was removed
from our harbor. a strip of ice was, how
ever, visible far as the eye could reach,
which would prevent the passage of a craft
to black River. A few more such days as
Saturday and Sunday will insure the imme-
date opening of navigation in these waters.
WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEeE.-The junior
exhibition in this institution will occur
Wednesday, April 4th. The exercises will
occupy the day, commencing at half past
ten A. NJ. There will be a concert in the
evening. The occasion furnishes a good
opportunity for the friends of education to
become better acquainted with the college.
A cordial welcome will be given to all who
find it in their power to attend.
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To YoTERs.-It is the duty of every Union
voter in this city to be about the polls to-
day. The right of franchise imposes a
grave responsibility on every man who
claims it. 1t is a duty to exercise it on all
legitimate occasions, and the penalty suf-
fered by all good men who neglect to do so,
is, hat they must live under the govern
ment of inferior, if not positively bad, men.
1t is a vulgar consideration which leads a
man to suppress his ballot because the oc-
casion seems trivial and the issue unimpor-
tant. The thing to be decided to-day is not
simply whether this or that man shall be
Trustee, Commissioner, Assessor, or Con-
stable. The election will serve as q meter
to estimate the force of public opinion and
measure the political and moral conviction
of the people. Despise not the day of small
things. If the franchise is worth a rye
straw, let every Union man throw his bal
lot to-day.
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DOAT FOR SAL E-Cspt. Joseph Greenhslgh
ID oilers Tor sale the hull OF tbs tug " hlsgsfa-.
ID Is in good condition sad can be res lily converted
into q canal boat, or a craft for use By fishing narties
of the harbOr- Apply for particulars to
MILLER At Tisdale'g dry dock mar2a.gn2
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1856.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Wolcott's Annihilstor-Locsl Notice.
q. T. Brinsmsde-Strsy Cow.
u C4ldozo-Remoyal.
Robison-Engine for Sale.
Z. 1. Baldwin & Co.-Linens.
No. Edward st.-House and Lot for Sale.
Il. NJ. Chaplin, Mayor-Proclamation.
Hasheesh Candy-Local Notice.
Prof and Mad. Macanister.
3as Euclid Avenue-Girl Wanted.
IS Prospect Street Girl Wanted.
Cannon & Freemsn-Removal.
J G. Simmons & Co.-LOcai Eotice.
Jas. P. Gardner-House for Sale.
Robaek's Bitters-Local Notice.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-Loeal Notice.
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TESrH wARD.-Let our friends in the
Tenth Ward bestir themselves. We look
for one hundred Union majority from them.
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n. Y. Money Msrkes-Mareh =,

MoNEE-Easy at BAG per cfnt. en- call loans.
STERLING ExcHAEGE-DuH and Nominal N
1O6%9IO7.
GoLD-Without decided ehansa ,ors,;,1. 1917 <:
declining to liz and Closing az i2s<.
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Hr For Evening Edition News
see inside.
HT For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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TIE BANKERS OF TIE WORLD.-"The Mer-
chants'and Bankers Almanac for 1866" one
volume, Published at the Bankers Maya
zine Office, New York, contains lists of 1920
National Banks, with the names of Presi-
dent and Cashier and N. Y. Correspondent
of each,) 400 State Banks; 100 Private
Bankers in the United States; Banks and
Bankers in London, Liverpool, Dublin,
Edinburg, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham,
&c; 600 Bankers in Eur pc, Asia, Africa,
Australia, the West Indies, South America,
New Zealand, Mexico, Canada, &c; Alpha
betical lists of 2OOO Cashiers in the United
States; list of 300 Savings Banks in New
England and New York with the deposits
of each; Bank Statistics of the United
States; list of Standard Works for Bankers;
prices of Iron, Copper, Coal, monthly at New
York for 40 years; daily price of Gold for
four years, ls62-IS65; and six engravings,
viz: l. The New York Stock Exchange,
tereeted 1868; 2. The Paris Stock Exchange
QsOS-1s26); 8. The Bank of England; 4.
Banking Houses, Wall Street 5. New In
surance Buildings, Broadway, New York;
6. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York. Price Two Dollars.
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Union men, look out for fraudulent votes
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seymour's Magic Hair enewer astonishes
the world. Try it. For sale at Strong 4
Armstrong;. Mch3I-SIO-Im&w.
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March 81, 1866.

"SPoSTAEEoUs CoNBUsrIoS."- was the
opinion of Chief Fire Engineer Hill $50 we
understood HIM that the origin of the re-
cent fire in this city, by which the pail fac
tory of Messrs. Hervey, Bousield L Co. was
destroyed, could be explained only on the
theory of Spontaneous combustion" The
Lowell Mass Courier suggests hat some
of the cases of fire from spontaneous COM
bustion are, perhaps, due to electricity de-
veloped by machinery, and goes on to OBJ
serve that it is a general truth that friction
developes electricity, and most wOrkmen
know that a machine belt at high speed, by
It's friction with the air, is highly electrified.
It has for years been a common experiment
to light gas burners By holding one hand to
a fast-going belt and the ether to the open
burner.
This matter was euriously demonstrated,
says the Courier, in the Appleton Mills, of
that city, on Wednesday. A strong smell
of fire being noticed, the premises were
carefully searched, and a small quantity of
cotton lint inside a belt casing was found to
be on fire. The lint lay upon a beam which
was within four inches of a belt some fifteen
inches wide and moving some two hundred
and twenty revolutions a minute.
In the beam was an iron bolt, the head of
which was toward the belt. From the belt
to the bolt was passing a stream Of electric
sparks, which had set the cotton lint on fire.
After attending to this case, Mr.. Motley, the
agent, opened the casing of a similar belt
in another mill. The beam in this case
was fourteen inches from the belt, but the
stream of electric sparks was at once seen
jumping across the beam, although it had
not set fire to anything.
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f.. 3. HALE,

HI Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852. =
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and INCUR
rent money. COUPONS eashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rl1
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Rose a PrentIss' Provision Mark

nS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anytbingin
tine State Orders promptly hiled.
ROSE &
Nos. 1d2. IA and I4g Ontario street
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WEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels for
the last FOrty-eight Hours.
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STOCKS.
The Stock market was heavy this Afternoon and
lower prices were made.
PETROLEUM AND MINING BOARD
Petroleum and mining stocks were quiet. BIN
nehOff l2B0; Buchanan As; Oil Creek 100: Benton
$50; GunneIl 500; New York IS; Smith & Parmlee
100.
DRY GOODS.
The following report is made of jobbers' prices
at the Dry Goods Exchange:
QUOTATIONS..
Brown sheetiug-Amoskeag &c; do. B PIC; Bed
ford Ice.
Bleacbed Sh~irtings-Bates 40; Bartlett 81; Bay
Mills 30; Canal 10; Columbia A p
Prints-Hamilton 19c; S~pragues 19c; DunneII lie:
Arnold Ice.
Deiaines-HamiltoR 2214c; Pdcifc 22L5.
Ginghams-Iancaster 25c; Glasgow 2s55.
Cambrlcs-WashingtOn l9c; Portland I3-
Brown Drtls-PeppeYell Z5Ci Winthrop gle.
Canton Flannels-Naumkeag sc; Nashua q.
Hoop SRirt'-Bradley3 6; Duplex 2OX5O S7% to
los; Empress trail I25.
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i BaFtIeff SeWi1g Nac5Tne. &
MISCELLANEOUS.

GRAPE VINEs AND SMALL FRUITS.
7B 000 GRAPE VINES LEADING
lO,UUV varieties. Per 1000.
10,0oo LaWtOn Blackberry vines--..--..--S25 90
1000 Doolittle Improved Black Cap Rasp-
. %
1900 Russelrs PROLIFIC Strawberry plants, 80
loo Cherry Currant (per 1O0l 10 90
1000 Usage Orange plants .-.--.--.-.---. Is 90
Also Kittatinary 4 Wilson's Early Blackberry,
Philadelphia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry,
Agrieulturist and LUCINDA or 200 Strawberry
plants, for sale at corresponding low rates. Send
for Wholesale or Retail Price List.
Address T. NICHOLSON or B. H. STAIR & co.
m2o3o6 No. us 0ntario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
NAV FUHSITUkE, Mrrors, UarPeIs, 6c-,
! &C. st reduced prices. at II. Moor's old stand,
161 Ontario street decl4.3a2
86n nnn MONEY ADVANCED
VOOaOOO In sums 20 suit-at the old stand
and Wen-known LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watchss, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jevelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, sHd
~ personal property ed Articles ~ofYalue, on the most
sAtsfactoY terms; Business strictly private. Es-
tAhlished ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredesmed
Wstches, JeWe1J, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
Omce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
DAVIS 4 Pisxottoa Clothing Store.
ocI7 J-C Aw. WAGNER.
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Plttsbargh PetrOIeum aarket.
[speoIal 70 0svsIand Dally LsApra.l

PTrrssURGH, March $500 P. Il.
The unfavorsble weather to-day checked opera
lions. Crude holders are firm at l4@l4Hc. Ths
supply is limited, and many dealers have sold
ahead. Receipts to-day by river, 2,1o0 bbls re-
ceipts by river and rail for the week, 81, 600 bbls +;
receipts since January l, POI, 900 bbIs increase
over same time last year, 3 1900 bbls Sales Of
Crude past week, $1,000 bbls sales of Refined
$500 bbls. Refined unchanged no transactions
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AMUsEMENTs.
ROP. & MAD MACALLISTRR
OF MUSIC.

John A. Elsier N Manager r.. h. Geary =. rreaursr.
PRIcEs OF ADMIssION.-Dress Circle and Par
luette, so cents Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, IS
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, Is cents;
Boxes, S1,O0.
Doors open at 700. Curtain rises at 7s45.
ColOred persons will, under no circumstances, be
the house, save the Gallery. Admission rs cents.
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NEW STILES OF BUCKLES JUST
~ O0WrEP

DEED WHFATI SEED WHEAT
- In lots to suit-a yer choice Amber Minne8o-
to Spring Wheat 1t Union Elevator q
marI3 GARDNER, BURT o
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wholesale Markc1 Roy,ev

NV York, March 81.
The Post has the following review of the Whole
sale market:
A better tone has characterized the Wolesal E
market Tor most articles. The leading staples hav e
huctuated somewhat. We hear of some failures OF
parties who have contracted for future delivery.
mere Is more general activity in business though
prices nave not improved materially, with the ex-
active.
OATS.
At the close of the week there was a movement
IN oats for the London market, and the stock is
much reduced.
CORN.
Corn has improved and is fairly active. The
stock is reduced 70 I35, 600 bushels.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
UR MrDNIeHr MAKKEr REPoKr:

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEw YORK, March 81.
MONEY.
An effort was made this afternoon to create a
stringency in money by the leading Bear operators
but It was not successful.
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REGISTER.
L

RS- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
81 the Omnibus Oaioe, 1T Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.