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Match for the State Championship
between John FraWIey, of Cleveland
the Present Champion, and Charles
Davis, of Cincinnati, FraWIey Vie
torious.
The billiard match between John Frawley
of this city, the present State champion,
and Charles Davis, of Cincinnati, for the
Championship of the State, the golden cue,
and a purse Of $500, came off last night at
the Academy of Music. The game was 1000
points, caroms, played on an American four
pocket table of Phelan and Collender's
make, with 2sth balls. The parquette of
the Academy was cleared for the occasion,
and a platform erected on which q table
was placed. The house was crowded at an
early hour, with a large and interested
crowd, among whom was q large party from
Cincinnati, and several distinguished bill
liardists from other points. Very little bet
ting was LONE in public.
Mr.. B. w. Beatty, of ~sandusky,
was announced as umpire for Davis,
and Mr.. Charles Perkins, of Rochester, as
umpire for Frawley. Mr.. Harry ohoate, of
Cincinnati, was announced as referee.
Charles Bluim acted as game-keeper.
The following is the score of the match
DAVIS. FRAwLKr. DAVIS. FRAwLEY.
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OUT FOR ~GREENBACks.
CHEESE MAKERS CONVENTION.
Two Hundred Dairymen in Council.
Proceedings of the First Day.
BY K. o. WILLARD, ESQ.

a".L #-.|
The second annual meeting of the Ohio
State Cheese Manufacturers Association
met in Chase's Hall, Lyman's Block, at
eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon, and was
called to order by the President, Mr.. B.
Armstrong, of H~untsburgh, Geauga county.
The following officers of the Association, be-
side the President, were present: IA
Vice President-W. ]. Eldridge, Portage
county.
Corresponding Secretary Bartlett,
Fowler's Mills, Geauga county.
Recording Secretary-S R. Bartlett, ditto.
Treasurer-A D. Hal, Geauga county.
There were also in attendance about two
hundred gentlemen, representing the dairy
interest of the State. A number of gentle
men from other States were present.
After a fewintrOductery remarks by the
President he introduced Hon. George Will
liams, Pre- sident of the New York State
Cheese Manufacturers Association. He en-
tertained the members of the Association a
few moments, speaking to the subject of
cheese manufacture. He was of the opinion
that cheese manufacturers could not retain
a position in the business of the country
without association, and enlarged on the
benefits to be derived from associated effort
One Of the results of the New York Asso-
citation had been to give to American cheese
q prominence in the markets of the world;
and he believed that, through the efforts of
these cheese association, American cheese
had assumed a prominence in the English
market equal to their own, and that Ohio
cheese already possessed an enviable repu-
tation abroad.
Several committees were then appointed
as follows:
On Order of Business-Messrs. L. Bart
lett Geauga CO., H. N. Carter, Lake CO., F
Stanhope, Geauga. -
On Finance-A. Bartlett, Gee
Horr, Lorain, s. A. Andrew aga ). o.
On MembeTshiP-A. hi IA f9 G NJ
J. Eldridge, P~ortagc NJ rL1I, oeaqga' W.
q W II pact0fy seports-J. M. CIerE. Torsin
Nv Lett aeauga, D. B. Allen, Erie CO.,
The convention then adjourned till two
O'Clock.
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The patriotic oitisens Of Medina county
are determined that the names of those of
her sons who fell in defense of their coun.
try, as well as of those who have died of
wounds and disease incident to camp life
and rebel prisons, shall not be forgotten.
With this view a committee composed o
the leading citizens of zach township j. tha
county was appointed, several -aCnihs AGO
to select a design and erect a suitable mon.
ument to the memory Of the fallen braves.
We reproduced sometime since from the
Medina Gazette, areport of a meeting Of the
following Directors and officers of the Me.
dina County Soldiers' Monument Associa-
ton, held on the 24th of October last. to ex-
anime drawings which were to be submitted
BY Messrs. 7, Jones 4 Sons and others Of
this city and elsewhere:
President-Cornelius WEIGH.
Vice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h. A. Mills.
s. W. Strong, VIM. L. Terrill, Rev. A. &.
Hurd, John B. Chase, Captain W. F. Pierce,
Lieutenant George Gefries, DR.. o. J.. How
ard, J. q Bots, John Oldham, Hiram Hay
5ecretafy-N. ID. bostWlek.
Treasurer-A. r. Whiteside.
Directors-colonel 81. g. Blake, s. +.
Woodward. ESQ., 7. W. Painter, Garrett
Splitter, Gaylord Thompson.
Mr.. Jones presented the design of a mon.
ument twenty-eight feet in height. ut an
estimated cost of $4,000.
The meeting then adjourned for . short
space, to give the eommittessample time for
the examination of the drawings On the
gathering of the Directors, they rave an
unanimous vote for the adoption of the de-
sign offered ~ the Arm of Thomas Jones 4
Sons and steps were immediately taken to
raise the necessary fund, 81, 0OOjfor the pur-
pose OF prosecuting the work with yigor.
The Vice Presidents Of the several town.
ships were instructed to call meetings in
their several townships, giving the Board of
notice of the sams, and the Direc-
tors were instructed to send q competent
person or persons to represent the interests
of the Association and exhibit the design of
said monument, dc. Moreover, a commit
tee was appointed to furnish speakers with
copies of the design, and the Vice Presi-
dents with subscription books requisite for
"a ~ - EHm IL - - = - n 4
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After considerable discussion it was

After considerable discussion it was
adopted.
Mr.. c. W. Horn, of Lorain county, offered
the following resolution on the next regular
topic on the programme:
: Resolved, Thatth advantages of the as.
soeiated system of dairying, or the Factory
system, merits general adoption. Asl e.
This provoked a long debate, in the course
of which the following abstract of factory
reports, showing the number ofcows milked,
the gallons Ofmilk obtained and pounds Of
cheese mauufactured,aysrag prices N received
per pound, &c, &C.: L.i n7as
2 sOs" ABSTRACT OF FACTORY RRPoRFs. o.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

An Immense EmfgratiOn.-Ah lmmsn.,
emigration will pour down into the Southern STATE,
with the restoration Of peace. Thousands Of
Southern refugees, from all the towns and cities Of
the North, will return home: thousands of North.
ern soldiers will move In the same direction. and
settle, in the closest bonds Of union, among their
Southern brethren; and, in obedisnee to the laws
ofdsmahd snd supply, thousands Of Northern
farmers, mechanics, and laborers, will swell the
mighty volume for the repeoping and rebufIdin-
the waste places Of the sunny South In ~
t~ieipation Of this grand diversiog Of the ti.s Al
emigration, and the Increasing demands nnoD
them, the proprietOrs II HosTETTER's cEIF.
RATED STOMACH BITTERs are putting up
additional thousands of boxes Of their uaiversalIv
popular tonic and Alternative.
We have the testimony Of soldiers, sailor. tray.
elers, traPpers, miners, emigrautz, refugees. farm
es and planters, North and South, "a cloud Of
Witnesses, that as = safe and reliable remedial
agent, and as a protection against all the COM
plants incident to exposure, privations, changes
Of elimate, diet, water, and habits Of life, HOS
BITTERs, used as directed, are worth
their weight in gold, North or sOuth.-Fcomnu-
nieated.1
1t is also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass, and never under any cir
euustsnces by the gallon or the barrel. Impos-
tors and imitatOrs are abroad, and the only safe
guard the public has against them is to see that
the Bitters they buy have the engraved Label and
note Of hand Of Messrs. Hostetter L Smith. and
our proprietary stamp over the cork OF the bottle.
Jan92
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CAUTION.
LOOK OUT FOR GREENBACKs.

Hon. GEORGE THOMPSON To-sIsHT.-one
of the most interesting lectures of the course
viii be delivered tonight in Brainard's
Hall, by Hon. George Thompson, the famous
English agitator and orator. His subject,
"Relorms and Reformers in England" will
prove a fruitful theme, and we confidently
expect that this eloquent man will sway the
audience as no lecturer of the conrss has
availed to do. Every seat will be taken at
an early hour, we predict.
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CAUTION.
LOOK OUT FOR ~GREENBAOKs.

TINS OPERA AGAIN To-NIeHT.-The opers
of "The Doctor of Alcantars," which wal
rendered with such fns' effect on Tuesday
evening by sn@amateur company, will be
repeated tonight in the Academy of Music.
The signal success achieved by the COM
pany on the night of its first presentation is
a sure indicator Of the highly popular and
enthusiastic manner in which IL will be re-
ceived, this evening, by the multitudes Of
those of our people who really enjoy the
opera and desire to encourage home talent
and the cultivation Of art in our own midst
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The game was throughout one Of remark
able changes, and tickle Fortune varied
greatly in her favors; but the close was,
we venture say, one of the most extraordin-
airy in the history of billiards. Davis had
made 99s, and was within two points of win
ming the game, while Frawley had only
700 points. The balls were widely spread
over the table, but Frawley managed to get
them together, and by the greatest exhibi-
ton of skill and nerve, succeeded in making
POI points and winning the game. The play
shown in making this extraordinary run
the balls being in the middle of the table,
and several bad breaks occurring-was only
equalled by the nerve which enabled Fraw-
ley at this stage of the game to achieve SO
wonderful a success.
The greatest enthusiasm was shown
throughout the run, and at its close the en-
thusiasm of the crowd was irrepressible.
The average points per innings made by
each player was III. D
The only runs over 100 points were:
Frawley 29l; Davis ls5.
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CAUTION.
LOOK OUT FOR GREENBACKS.

Bunxs' CURLING crus.-The one hundred
and seventh anniversary Of the birthday of
Robert Burns will be celebrated with con-
cert, address and ball, this evening, in Gar
retts Hall. VIM. 8. Kerruish, Esq, will
pronounce an Grafton on the bard, and Mrs.
LII Deming, the charming ballad singer,
will favor those in attendance with many a
delightful song. The occasion will be a
very interesting one.
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Chicago Markef-Tan- %

FLoUR-Firm.
W~HEAT-Aetfve. Sales az II o4L for
and SS1@s4c for No 2. 49,
COBS-Quist. Sales at 4Sc.
HIGHwIEEs-Quiet. -
PRoSIsIoSs-Dull. Standard brands Of meas
pork at s26 50, with only small saIes; Ordinary
mess pork sold At S25, 90.
BEEF HANs-In moderate request at s3s apa
$50 SoS'VS
SWIFT PIeKLED~ HAMs-Wtthout material
change. "a l4EEE ~
GREEN HAMs-Heavy. Meats steady. Sales of
hams at 15@l6c; shoulders, packed, 9Lc. II -
IARD-Steady. Sales at lie
p Hoss-Active, and declined iOaIBc.
10, s75S. SaO''OS
REcEIPTs-Flour 2,40o bbls; wheat 1900 bu;
dressed hogs 3,31n.
sHIPHEN1s-FlOur 2, 900 bbls.; wheat / 100 bu.
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Remedy for the PIIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an ehsctus
sure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. ].
HazArde, Of le4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf.
isrins With piles, that he used q mail quantity Of
Dr.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a Der.
nanent cure. This seems to be the case with all
Who make use Of this splendid preparation. It h
AZ No. 9 East Fourth street, ci5cia5
natl, Ohio, and Soldby an Druggists.
Benton 4 DznhGn, Cleveland, o. mve.Rs
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Special to Cleveland Daily LEAD.a.l

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 24-ssOO ?. n.
The oil market Is fat. Buyers Of Crude are
whiting the opening OF navigation to Oil City. Tia
weather is mild. with rain, and the river is rising.
Crude stocks are limited. Sales 100 bbls heavy At
Csc. including packages; 200 bbIs at zoe, without
packages.
Refined Is not wanted. No offers for bonded
Sales 100 bblS free at e4e-s decline. Dealers ara
anxiOusIy awaiting the next foreign arrival.
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pELIErOxrAINE RAILWAY COMPANY,

~ISDIAEAPoLIs, Jan. 2, 1896.
nIVIDEND.-A Dividend of three per
IL cent, free from Government tax, has BEEN
declared from the Earnings Of this Company for the
last six months, payable on the first day Of Febru-
airy next, at the o &c Of the Company at Indian
apOlis. The transfer books will be closed from the
2Oth to the Slst inst., both days inclusive.
| ian25e264 L. ING Secretary
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CAUTION.
LOOK OUT FOR GREENBAOKS.

CLEVELAND MEDICAL CoLLEeE FEsTIvAL.-
We find it impossible to publish in this is
sue a report Of a brilliant social festival
which was participated in by the Professors
and students of the Cleveland Medical Col
lege, Tuesday evening. 1t will appear in
this evenings edition. 90
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COMMERCE OF GREENLAND.
Exports and Imports for the Year 1855

The following statement of the business
of this port was sent US yesterday by the
Collector of Customs, at this point, John C.
Grannis, Esq to whom and to whose
worthy Deputy, H. N. johnson, ESQ, we
return our thanks for this courtesy:
EXPORTS soAsrwIsE FROM THB PORT OF CLEVELAND
FoR THE YEAR 1865.
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n. =. stook MarEet-yan o

GOVERNMENT SrOcKs-Duil.
United states sizes, $40 coupons Of 1869, IOs;
esZ. ''/s' - ~
i SroeKs-Duil. -
OHIO and Mississippi certificates 20; New
leading 9s4; Michigan Southern B 80, 90; Illinois
Central l19i Pittsburgh 79H; Northwestern BOZ;
90 Preferred 500 Rock Island IS; Fort Wayne
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CAUTION, -
LOOK OUT FOR GREENBAOKs.
SOLDIERS

Medina County VIII Commemorate
the Deeds and Honor the Memory Of
Her Sons Who Have Fallen In De.
Tense of their COuntry-A Monument
to be Ereeted-Design Of T. Jones q
Sons AdOpted-DescripdoR Of the
Same.
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Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YORK, January "a.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT mARKET REPORT,


Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, January "a.
RAIIEAI STOCKS.
This morning railway speculation was tame both
In the open Board and Stock Exchange, and lower
prices were made throughout the list. The rise
yesterday was engineered on reports that the COM
mittee on Ways and Means had taken action on
the finance bill. The Bull movement is not very
strong, and 4 Is extremely difficult to bring in
outside buyefs. Bears have control Of the market
most OF the time, Inc market at the one o'clock
session was heavy and lower, especially on Rock
Island and common. There was in
creased pressure TO sell, particularly on these two
stocks, and the dizziness continued until the close.
e~oVERSMEEFs.
The prevailing weakness Of railroad stocks has q
depressing effect upon governments. Lower quo
tstions are also expected at London and Frankfort
by the next steamer in consequence Of the strin-
geney Of the foreign money market. The rold
bonds are H94 lower, and there is less demand
for 7-9Os.
STATE BONDS.
state bonds were firm, but there was very little
MTsoEILAsRoUs SHARES.
The miscellaneous list is steady Except on steam
ship shares.
MONEY.
Money without change
GOLD.
Gold s hrmer in consequence Of anticipated for.
eign news and an active demand from customs.
Closed at lse5S.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
There was a general improvement in petroleum
shares to-day andin some cases the recovery was
quite sharp from the lowest point Of yesterday af-
ternoon. There was an active business transacted
especially in Bennehof Run, United States and
Pithole Creek.
QUOTATIONS.
The sales to-day were at thefollowing rates:
Liberty TO- Allegheny 450; Shade River Sl5; Ben
nehoh Run 1885 AeClintOek ITS; Bradley 40 /;
buchanan Farm 81; Fist National 40; Mount
Vernon IS Oil Creekl6O; Palmer 40 Pithole
Greek 1850; United States 1900.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum "a dull and lower. SEQ bbls crude sold
at slH. Reauedin bond Is quoted at 54@55e.
DRz GooDs.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Blown sheetings-Atlantic A. 81.
Bleaehed Shirtings-FOrestdals 81; Blackstone
50; Canoe q.
~Prints-cOchero as&; Pacific "a; Lancaster %;
Dunnel %.
Dslsias7l;IsRIltoR wOOlen Co. 20; Hamilton
6inghams-Lancaster 80; 1--ssar5 "a
Brown ~Drills-Pepperill 81.
Hoop snrts-Meyers XXI, IL inch tapes, 20 to
40 hoops, AS@TS; 3 inch tapes, ~ to 40 hoops,
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JURY STILL oUT.-The jury in the case of
Morgan vs~spangler have not yet come to
at-onement, and there is no telling when
they will be ready to report.
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I OF FAcTonY RRPoRTs.

The convention then adjourned till seven
o'clock inthe evening, when it met to listen
to an address by K. A. Willard, Agricultural
editor of the Utica IN. " Herald. We nave
a very full report of this address. but it ia
absolutely impossible for US to give it place
this morning, on account of the unusual
crowd Of matter in our columns. We shall
endeavcr to lay it before our readers to-mOr-
row morning, in connect on with the r
port of the second and last days pre-
ceedings of the convention. 1t will meet at
ten o'clock this morning, and be in session,
probably, all day.
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REEINERE PROPERrY boz SALE
In h Borough OfFrankIIn, VenangO
County Pa

In the Borough OfFFankIE1, VenAngO
-- County, Pa.
INHIS property Comprises about two
acres OF ground With eco lsst Watsr front, and
the best Landing in the Borough. One
large frame building, ons cFlinder still, 6Obba.;
one d~Istillate vat, lad lined loobSls.; one agitl-
tor, lead bottom. 20 bbls.i two setting watts, lead
lined, each 40 bbis, one crude n tank, 70 bib;
one water vat, 10 bblsi and one Stationary tea
horse engine and boiler. There are also On the
property twOOh wells. with. two eomplets ssts Of
tubing, and ons Croker air u; one well at 690l
feet has pumps . large am b o. oil, alth0nah
now yielding only one or = barrla Psr dags It's
other az $50 feet, could, Il fsbedtVed, - mads
largely productive By deeper dEnIag. The Re-
hnery is in excellent order, and nssd8 only some
additional tankage and storAgs 10 make e COM
plst- in all its parts. There b besides 9 VARSITY
OF material, such a. acid, paint, 40, which wiz
be included in the sale. fhe Whol9 viii Be sold
cheap for cash, or one half mag rshain on mort
gage, If required. Address
WN. BROUGH.
P. o. Box 1887, New York Ctty.
Or call on z. BROUGH. franklin, Ps-
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New Yark MarLea-Ian. "a.

~COTTOE-Without nAteri Il change Sales at 4e@
Soc for middliI z.
FLOUR-wiihOut decided change with only a
moderate demand.
Sales at 81, 6O@7,s5 for extra state; sss5@s,5o
extra round hoop. ohioi Ss,so91o,25 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet.
WHIsKT-Quiet.
Sales at S2,2 n for western and rehlled.
WHEAT-DUH and comm n grades declining.
Sales at Sl,3 for mixed spring; 1915 for prime
amber Milwaukee.
RTE-Quist.
BARLEY-DulI.
BARLEI MkLT-Dul and nominal.
CoRN-Dul and lover.
saiesa at sl9sSc for unaound; skas7e for sound
mixed western In store aud delivered. and ga
eSe ier new yensT sOuthsrn, and es0 tOE prime
white southern.
oArs-More active and Il bettst.
@5Ge for sound. -
PR~TRoLEUN-nUn ga lousr
psae~a a. Jkeaossi SIZc; H956e for refined N bond.
ontion- a. for sl the month ofAarSa, sellers
Heavy and lower.
IS at s2S,s7H929,5O for new mess, closing
&. s29,S7X, regular; S2s,5092s,62K for old do,
closing at $3.50 regular; 81, so for prime,
/ @23,OO for prime mess. Also $50 bbls new mesa
Tor February and March, sellers option, at $751;;
BsFFGouist. Sales at sls,sOa7o,OO for new
plain mess, and s2l,o0924,Oo for new extra mess.
BEET HANs-Quiet: SAILS at so, sO94l,O 90.
CvT MKATs-Quiet. Sales 81 u913e for
shoulders; l6%9l6o for hams.
DRESSED Hoss-Heavy. Sales at 12Z@1E1C
for western, chiefly at l2Szc, and 1SH@l5Ho foI
city.
IARD-Quist and lower. Sales at l6@lsc. Alro
FEEIsHTs-rO LiVerpool; Quiet and without de-
.fded change.
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NEW ENGLAND HoUsE.


RIDDLE-RoBINsoN-In Rsvarn. an N.
bri5aiss o. January 22d, at the residence OF the
Tribbsy NJ Geo. Robin son, Rsq by Rev. J.
Robinsan NJ n W Bitdls and Mss Emma H.
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New YoRK PAPERs-We are under FREE
quent obligations to Starr rNew York pa.
pers in advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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DAILY LEADER

pE For Evening Edition News
see inside.
IA For Morning Edition News
see outside. r
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Rose q PrentIss' Provision MArke

Rose 4 PrentIss' Provision Markea
Report
The following are the rates charged by u.s.
HAMs-SugHr-eursd prsntam hams p d.. 2s
OkEYAssED HANS ADJ
DRIED BEzF-9
SHoULDKRs-Sugar-cured 3 B.------ 16
BAcoE-Or Smoked Sides D D,-.--.-- 20
: Leafkettle-rnd'di in bbls or tres 18
Prime Leafkettle-rnd'di in kegs Q n. 10
PoEK-Eo. 1 ness (uew)9 bbl..---....---S2s 90
I" Extra clear = l.-.-------.--..-. 81 90
HBEo extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filled.
Oh. ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Nos. I42. ia and IA6 Ontario street.
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CITY NEWS

"DocToE OF ALcANTARA."-The Librettoa
of this Opera can be obtained at s. Brain
ard & Co.'s, 2OS Superior street.. jan25:2sS
Fine Piano Fortes at Halls II Monument
Park.
THAxKs.-We desire TO express our thanks
to Col. j. H. Goldman for a copy of his an
nnal report as Auditor of State.
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Monev DTarketLaD. "a

money Mafket@aas "a
hoSsT-ksther more aetive at 5 per cent, call
leans
STERLING ExoHASsE-Rathsr more steady at
10sX@10sX.
G0ID-firmsr, opening at 13sM, advancing to
1875, declining to 1904, and closing at ls9%.
Exports 0 specie to-day $685., es4.
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She sleeps, but the soft breath
No longer stirs her golden hair;
The stealthy hand Of Death
Has stolen thither unaware. -
Ihe loy+iyedffes -
Is still as beauti'u andfaiTs
brf N urnfully we miss Jay
The gentle habitGnt that soIozrnsd thare.
With stealthy Face he crept
- To the guest-chsmber where It lay
That a. gel thing-and slept,
Aud whispered it to come AWAY;
He broke the fairy luts --
That light W tn laughter usei &c play, 80
And LETT all dull and mute La
The silver st. aims that tinkled forth 40 cav
Then with his finger cold $500 tl,
HeshuE the glancing windows to;
with fringe Of dropping gold
He d'rkened the small panes Of blue,
Sheer from, the marble floor III
he swept the flowers of crimson hus.
lie closed he ivory door,
And DER the porch the rosy curtains drew .
The angelguest Is gone. lll s-Hr .i
Upon the spoilers dark wing borne;
The road she journeys on
Welds evermore without return.
To ruin and decay A-E
The lairy palace now must turn,
For the suns early ray 1ls1
Upon its walls and windows shall nat nlsv
NOR light its golden roof tomorrow morn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-25

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