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Anusen1ents.
MELODEON HALL
On Friday, Saturday and Monday Ev'gs,
December 18th, 18th, and 2Ist,
And on Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 18th.
VOCALISTS, HARPISTS Il BELL RINGERS.
Two Bell Tables-two full sets of Bells.
FlTst appeaIanCe OF
Both Companies Playing in the same Piece
AND USING TWO HUNDRED BELLS.

CARD OF THE MANAGEMENT in presenting these
Ene ainments the public The management deem 1t ad-
visabe inform the citizens Cleveland Of the pleasant
aud novel circumstances under which they given The
Peak Family of VOcaSts HaTplsts and Lancashire Bell
Ringers the close OF their annual tour Tor 1851 as
matter Of experiment organized two dlStluct companies
the companies receiving each N part the members OF
old troupe and engaged talent sufficient tir Two
rS-ass companies and each took their respective tour
oe going Havana making Of the West Indies and
h other the ward, making successful tour Of the
British Provinces After nearly years separation under
foreign government. they have returned to their native
land for social Reunion Rochester N Y, appoint
the place for again uniting which place they gave
Their first CO cert Nov 18Th In presenting this
hined array OF talent 10 the citizens Of Cleveland the
Management feels assured and justified IN saying that IN
point of artistic merit novelty and variety the Entertain
be by this Troupe have never been suTa sed
equaed in thiS0r other IT, The Troupe now num-
Der SIXTEEN ACTIVE MEMBERS
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PEr1r1oNs.-We understand that petitions
will soon be in circulation, addressed to Con-
gress, asking that the plan of Lake observations
proposed by Lieut.. Maury. be adopted by the
oyernment.-ToledO Blade.
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Something of a Pile.
The executors of the late Ebenezer Francis,
of Boston, fonnd tbe following

1t will be reco!lected that during the panic OF
a year ago, statement was made that one IN
dividual had S2,O0O000 on deposit in the Bos-
ton Banks This statement doubtless referred
to Mr. Francis. He appears to have ''let 1t
lay," until his death. Can this exhibit be par
aIleled! We think not
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PERsoNAL.-We learn that President FINNEY
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to be absent until Spring.
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THE LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS
Comprise the following artists:
Nj VIM. PEAK. Sr.
Mrs. WAI PEAK.
Miss FANNY A. PEAK,
Master EDDY PEAK,
LIZETTE NJ. PEAK.
MI. L MFSTEYERt
J. L CREIGHTON.
Manager, WM PEAK;
Musical Director, F. PEAK;
Business Agent. C c. CHASE.
The evenings entertainments viii embrace and or
isina mus c. upon full Of Bells, Che only two
comp imported to this cOuntryC Vocal and
instrumental Selections from the Oneras OF Norma II
TrOvatOre Tampa Fra DiavlO. &c; Harp Solo and Duos
for Harps; Violin and Violin Solos; Instrumental
Qusrtette, Ballads by the Juveniles. Master Eddie and
lIZette Music upon the staff of Silver Bells by Miss Fan
ME; Vocal from The Opera, with ch0rresses by
the troupe, mpanled by full an efficient Or
tr with Vocal Selections and Character
istIc Pieces of Il high order and interesting nature
" For par leu programme fOr the evening
C Price Of Tickets Will be % cents to all plrts Of the
house No half price for children IN the evening Alter
noon. adults . cents children 10 CENTS
To prevent confusion at the door, ticket ofhces have
beeu established Bainlrd Cos and at DOdges Muse
Store Sale Of tickets to Commence at 10 O'Clock on Friday
morning. NoticSets sold after the house IS comfortably
filed.
TAKE NOTICE.-The afternoon entertainment will be
for the accommodation Of Schools and Frme and tor The
benefit Of Master Eddie and La Petite LiZette.
CSS7 Conc IT 10 commence at ~ O'Clock.
e Concert at Ohio City on Tuesday. Dec u decl4
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WANTED-AN improved FARM,
w of 100 or rs acres viii pay half cash and the bal
auce in coed Land A. R. SMITH CO, Agents,
decl5 Rouses Block
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w situated IN good neighDorhOod Rent MT exceed
$40 per aHnum. Address o. LONEJOH,P. O.
Gecl52tdy
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APPLETON, TRACY & co..
wALTHAM. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUeg' Watches.

H'HESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made by the and OF and original maehln ~ eL-
pTessiy designed TO Low PRICE, ElN h
SUBSTANTIAL, RELIABLE TlME-kEEPER- The
construction, aud are FrOnounced BY
the highest authorities To FAUL1LESS IN PRINCE
PIE AND QUALIFY, and have been proved by the most
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Watches manufactured entire iron crude Materials ia
single establishment by ected and uniform
manuiactoy beiag organized upon the system
that has beei adopted In the production the unequae
American firearms, which enables produce move
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the same quality and We guarantee the perfect
for ten years Of every Watch manufactured by
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND
the American Watches being he Only ones made BY ma
chlnery, upon uniform system throughput Nealy al
handmode Watches defective, and are continually get
ing out OF order. In many ptS OF the county Is IN
possible to ind good Itch repaieTs and Watch repairing
Is always uncertain and expensive The introduction Of
American Watches dspnses Of this difficulty, and COUNTY
MERCHANTS, well. Watch-dealers. can keep watches
part OF their misce stock and thus supply their
customers with STAPLE which may be used as any
other article, without mystery or humbug Sold by the
trade generally, and bY
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Wayland' s sermons TO the Churches,
My Mother or Maternal Influence,
Jackets illustrations Of Scripture
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Taylor's California. lustrated-The Street Preacher
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NAVAL EFFICIENCY.


Orders have been received 1t the Boston yard 70 pro
pare for With al despatch the brig Dolphin She 10
designed probably 10 reinforce the home Squadrou The
Dolphin . brgantne Of some 200 tons, built twenty
years ago. 1t this station She carries four guns Her
last the coast o Africa In appearance Tho
Dolphin anything but formidable; she certainly MOI
adapted TO purposes Of Intimidation Within the past few
years such changes and improvements have been made
naval architecture that the Dolphin betssr
purpose than show behind the age are and
how essential 10 that should DO immediately pro-
vded with small vessels possessing useful qualities.
ne Dolphin may have been credit 10 navy twenty
J ears ago-she certainly s r Ot now.
N . former communication on the Home Squadron
Should perhaps have alluded TO the steamer Despasch,
II present employed somewhere our c0ast TINS
steamer was purchased for the Arctic expedition, but
found Afterwards 70 be totally unit for the purpose
she well known, no description Of her will bo required
She bar made two or three passages the coast With
but Indifferent success She hAs speed cannot DO ef
1ciently armed and beneath contempt man of war.
II not by such purchases that our naval efficiency
be promoted.
In the present emergency would bs reA. source Of
satisfaction had stationed at pJnts Of our
coast small steamers really At for service capable Of
beng efficiently armed and possessing degree Of
speed Many such vessels could be maintained Ak the
expense Of single fYigase The present occasion ID
teal advantage from money expended upon navy
Our large vessels are by no means superfuoas-we
need them, too Their efficiency, however, will be much
increased by the addition Of the smaller craft and their
vessels asd TOW boats essential 70 every squadron
Wis TO the Navy Yard, and lcok ut the beautiful
Wabash, will convince every tha. have much 4,
be proud Of ana have both In the past aud at present
should not blind TO deficiencies and defects Of
terai and Organization. T.
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by law y eight thousand nre hundred uea-so sn III
force Mat >sey barely fur sh reiS ~ our fes :
scssssrse s.eut q foreign IS !oss; s.d when We Nvy
vans : ship or ships 70 despssoh y . cert "a
point tAey arc absoluAy wKhout ths mea
ef Dong ss Nov, ma ] ask WY IL n saat
Ne sutSo.s,ss - washas:Ns. .snsev Of Ooox'sss
Of al parties ne rcss % the eesntry NE pe,pie
seaeEally do not lsok things honestly N he fscs {las
herald soes) and here The stale Of NJ cAses We
either 700 poor Or TOO s ~ 70 Afford larger navy
ard therefore we WIN let y rss 80 IN me old way
that H. allow ships 10 be boardeA I'll parts Of The
world, citizens abroad be nsuked and eur somuar-
ea interests be very loosely and impsvfeoly projected
Fey ali this, which tree, and viii try and make 20
minds 10 Busnh 70 NJ but DO nos ucks me
Of The people with the aes that adequate proteesou
- be gwen 70 American interests abroad BY any Cd
nnntration We have not yet reached that happy tune
when our hsg shall be hviOable panO lily pr0s
esr chseus however far they may wander from hsme"
quote hom memory sf NJ. Pieroe's inaugural address
Nor, STR that protection Aely TO be secured by high
sounding phases. Guns and mon alone eau give H. aud
IN my humble opinion, Congress would 20 be Surt
twenty small steamers and increase the number o. men
IN the navy 70 fifteen thousand, they would make bold
stride towards giving adequate protection our great asd
growing commerce. and tale step that would redop
rational reputation PS
PmiApsuPBiA, Nay Is, 1853.
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INADEQUACY OF OUR NAvY-TwENTY
SMALL STEAMERS WANTED.
no Tim EDITOR OF TIN HERALD.

have read with great salisfaccn In your paper Of The
ls,h inst an article The "fnorease Of steam Navy
Our Foreign RsasHous also In The HERALD Of the 1Tth
ms. your editorials The subject Of The "oussgss
our Merchant Ships BY British Men Of var" The papers
Of this city, and SUPPOSE elsewhere, are sccmins wss
the same subject and various correspondents nom Wash
nsson say that orders have been issued Gov The nesse
Of our Gulf squadron" and that our guns wiz be put
between the British cruisers and our merchantmen"
Now about this wish 10 say fe- words that may be
unpsatsbe, but WILL think, be wholesome dose Let
not the country believe that these orders ior the IN
cresse of our Home Squadron 70 anything even
ten gun brg) Il ouly meant IN the Plcswicsisn
sense but stl will now. has done before, serve
" gull the public until the ment has passed away.
ms facts Of the case are Deseow navy q nov United
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THr LATE ARTIST ron FoasnY IN Bosros-
Foprrpantp PREPARATIONS TO DuRArp rHH PuslIc--rne
additional deveIopements In regard 70 samuel npney Jr,
the young Ensshman, who was arrested II the Brom.
Geld House this city, on Monday afternoon, for forge
~ show that he making preparations 70 dcsud the
public on an extensive scale Az hp In the hotel
we're found number OF notes and bills OF exchange with
The names prominent persons In the and
seed trade this city asd New York STATE appended
thers4o Some Of ,hess documents evidently drawn
up for practise the signatures while others were pre-
pared and skill that indicsted intention 10
ausmpt their esne. Among the forged signatures are
those Of n " Burr, n Broad street, " thirty day
sc4e FOR sses 10 another puported 70 he signed by Parker,
run; Q bill Of exchange signed BY I. @. Maxwell
l1syobsvs Ontario county New York, and endorsed BY
pnrsons 90, flushing drsfs upon Glynn o., London;
bill 81 exchange, James Gree Co; notes purporng 70
be agred by n N. Watson, nursery man Plymouth; ""
johnson, Joseph Breck Co., nc. The total amount
accused nj Easshman Of shout twenty Tires years
Of age He states that his father "a scsdsmsn a. New
castle spcn' Tyne. -Boson Traveller, Ma, is,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
YoSDoN MONEY! NAaxwr

Io' .o.A'
Ino London money m.se' vas generally unoAAnsod'
The bullion the Bank Of England had decreased ESQ 900
Con soils closed 90 Friday II s7x or. for money and
n,, ~, 90 49, -, W. "''
"" TOT ''''''' LOspos, May s-apx
oopsols s7x s'x for money, and 81 1915 .s 1915
'0' ''''0n'-'"s ssaos
:, ar sHrne SrU.ners rspo'. sSsns I'VE ,sss,
Svsns nyes loosasl sa ss' say ana nves tooodsl
ssn.s ~. scn roo tu,sns. can,.s i,. 90 a.
count d,so bonds. "a '~ ''' '' - VI"
nss,rp Hell Co report United States SKIES 1897
honds1 Ia Ksptucfy sixee ,s5s,7a OF ga. ono sixes
}s7s a6 . e9 reppersee srss fooods} az "a y,spis
sizes 1885, % So Boston four haifs, 20; Illinois
Central sewers freeapds) 1870 70 a. duo seveps 81
81; ditto sizes, 60 81 Michigan Cennsi eight 1850.
AZ 90; AUTO shares SO co. New Yort Central Railroad
az 81 otto seycps % ps dfto SKIES 81 q 49, Eris
Rarosd stock, TO- ditto sevens, nrst mortgage IS
,ei ~ OF in scy 90 ranams nroso eo.os
Ises " ~, anso isoo' "a"; fennsyivAnm oenrI
The L~ouap 7s1es OF the sh INST reports the following
ousirers o. NE Gay precsoing;-hTtet weak ninets
81 Penny ivapis Central sizes second mortgage, sek
LIVERPOOL corros hsRkKr.
The Brosers' Circular ssys ne cotton market 70
manned ouoyant, a. me departure OF me North
sn, sno ILL., az qosnues"ere "a
,s,o,s c.,ysss na, nv ,hs ps1.,. on ~ Ia w.
M ..las :, ,ha 49, e. 40 n, ,oo 49, r. -S,yys
N 400 h.e~ ~ey~ on ,ueru.s,oo ara koo ,ov .vr.,x
m go 80 y,,s.. -. eon 80, ~ 80, 80 49,
80 az sn,.o,, go coo a. v.~s ~ 49, $500 800
h,os M =. m. foa-,ns sn,h,r,.ss n,.,a. '''s
Fair "'es" ~ ~ oP''" az
s,ssar. '''''''''''''''" ~ 5a,s ~
s,och In rovt s,o 400 s.ic, ~ ~h,h 400 GOO sre ANA
,,esn ''" '' " ~ -'" "
R,ehsys.op snenre a IN nav ,h., cox,op b.. . a.
cmirs AMI ,Ss sv.ncs an The vcck IA psr,,ai
iy ,c.e '' - w
Lvrsrootp May sap. w.
W.
me estimated sales 70 day are 900 bales
Irvuppoor nan psrurys UARxEr
Ncssrs Richardson. spence % repor, nour With
dccln,ns tendency ouosssons being pareIy mAnsaned
~ the following rste-Wessru oAnA AZ zs "a !
Pbiladelpha and hAlumore, "a z@ % on,o wa ne
norm, rs zSe 90 VIA Nev oriesns, LOS zss Wness
very onii-prioee easier, ou' quosnons uncnsnscu. =,
LvkRrvoi, way e-If =.
hessrs. kcnardson, spence q 70. iepo,s nosr sui
Wheat also dull Corn nsm-shb neid ~ SOS and ye
on as. Provisions stsAdy.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
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THE CASE OF THE BRIG EoLUs.

Capt Matthew's, Of the brig Eous 81 Bristol, who len
Cardenas on the I'd inst, reports that Boston brig AZ
rived n Cardenas the before he sailed the oers OF
which reported that their passage from Havana they
bad been boarded BY boat from the British steamer
Styr, and shamefuy insuted by The officials, who
rectng their movements. rheee officials not only be-
haved In the same insulting manner reported for
occasion but actually drew pistols and cutlasses
means Of enforcing their orders II remains 10 be seen
how long This British steamer win be allowed 70 pursue
this course Of ocnduct but 70 our mind The very best
method OF teaching ts officers and superors good man
would be 10 give her brpsdae from some Ameri-
vessel capable Of sinking ~ IN half an hour This
pracnoe Of allowing Brsh and Spanish vessels 70 Insult
our flag and then settle the matter With an Apology
gcns 70 be great borc and had bs4Asr be sbandoned
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ARRIVAL OF The fUl TON AND NIAGARA.
~N~~~0N~NN~o>SNo~~~-
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~>~~~~0~~~|N~~~o>oN>~~~o
COLIN CAMPBELL A PEER.
@~SNo~NN~eN>~No~NrDoNNoo~
DisapprovA Of the Land COnRscations in
Dude.
>NNo1>0e-N1~NN~~O~o~No.
ADVANCE I'm COTTON.
Hs~oNoN~>>NN0~NONNN--|y-0-
COnsols, 81 3-4 81 10,

me Uphed States mail steamship Fulton, Captain Vol
tor, from HAUe and Southampton arrived q this port
early yesterday morning The FuNos en :outhamuaos
On the 9Th instant and her advoes have consequently
BEEN anticipated BY he North American and Austria
Anspg sho passengers BY the Fulton arc j. N B,na-
parte NJ Berry, bearer Of despAache rom the American
Legation n Paris 70 The United STATS sovernoens and
Louis Na,ylasd bearer Of desp hes from tho French
soveypneDs to the Fresch Oossu' general
The steamship Niagara, Capt wOsman, LEFT Liverpool
M3PM OF the 9Th inst spd arrived 1t Halifax as II
o'clock on the morning OF Wednesday the 10Th inst
Tho Niagara reports OF ruskar, 9th iDst st A. N,
passed the steamship Africa, from New York for Liver
pool lotb, at 81, long II, exchanged signals with the
Brsb ship Caudius Cviltus hound east; 18Th, as 49,
long Is, passed bark Elen bound wess l7th, lat ~,
long. 81 passed Hamburg bazk showing Gag num-
Der 100.
The political news brought BY the Niagara Dos Of much
importance, but possesses some points Of interest
me French governnent seriously thinking Of import
Ing 900 negroes into Algeria 70 give impetus " pro
ductop there.
me London Times Of 9th inst contains the following in
ts city article -
Proposals are about 70 bs issued for the laying down OF
called the European and American Submarine Telegraph
Company, whh . capital OF 81 ,o00C COO, In go sh~scs
Plymouth Is 10 be the point OF departure from tho English
coast, whence 10 10 proceed uia Cape Fmisterre, Las
bon the Azores, 10 Boston in the United aas or 70
the island Of Bermuda and thence 70 OApe Hateras IN
North Csyolina The total ergth would thus be nearly
1000 nautical miles Toe promoters state they have
osved certain with exclusive privileges from
France, Span, and Portugal Is also suggested that
Of the would consist the fact that the
line could he continued from Lbon TO Gibraltar 30 - TO
with the Indian communication By OF the
Mediterranean. No drectors names have yet been put
forward
The screw steamship City Of Washington from New
York on the 24,h April arrived 1T Liverpool q p. ~
Of the 9th May.
The steamship Indian from Portland the Oath
April, arrived 1t Liverpool as p NJ. Of the It'll May.