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By J. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Auct,oneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
THEsSaY MUKNSiN N PvsIIS Ars,soSL0p
a the residence OF Capt Chss. Stesdmsn. d. & ~.
or urnssrs and Household nf E :s oo M,
Suite OF superior Walnut Carved PsrIor FURNITURE,
hnished IN Maroon Plush, and consIstlng or
ARE Sofa3 two Tsts Tetss. four Arm Chairs
OVAL ne Gsosrs end sS .ih9s,
Lace Curtains, Cornice and Fixtures,
css. fsa GsF d2ts
walnut What sots, Fancy Chairs and Tables,
Exceilent B,ussels and Three ply Carpets, kugs,
sussels stair CarPsts, Mating, OIL Cloth,
Superior Walnut Marble TOP Sidebosrd, Etssere,
Morocco covered and other spring seat Iyoupees
WALNUT spring seat doing Chairs. run Chaifs,
Richly decorated French China Dinner and Coffee
Fine Cut.n Engraved Glass wsrs. Tsbl. Cutlery.
EisE ss Rohsmian GLASS Centre Piece. Vase. Cob
rassS G Ss% sSss. ed :s
Superior, Wslnut Marble top Dressing bureaus,
ems, With larse swing Glasses, -
walnut aod Mahogany, French and Jenny Lind
Hsnd.ome Walnut and Mahogany wardrobes, -,
hdarble,top Washstandsa Commades,
Easy Chairs, LOUNGES, Toilet Sets,
Fine cnried Hat ' Msttres ss Comforts,
CounterIenes, hne Wool Blankets, -
Painted Cottage Sets, Iron Bsdstesds, a
WindcW SSsdss, Cornics and curts,ns. -
Together With general assortment of Kitchen
Tern; 4 sss snds, ss:a .ss.
Snte. 81 y nnf - asy ior endorsed
no s j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auot..
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By WALL Z BARNARD, Aaqtioneer..

- ~ WALb g DANNAND, AucuoneeT1.
t Ii;a Il SALdE..By virtue q deed Of die;
ehstteIs eontaiDed in house No. 47l, ikh street,
RssyS9Hen aad Penn. avenue / viii sell on WE'D
sca tae aid goods and chsttels, com prising- -
texceIIens fiano, Sofas and Pafior ChaIrs. = -
wnhCksny fables, Lounges, Mirrors, Carpets,
Snlc,oths, Hatreck, French and other Bedstrads.
Msshgandss WArdrobae, Bureaus, and Chairs,
bed, Bedding Curtains and Stoves,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Terms cash. WIN. CAMMACK, BailifE.
no SD WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ByA GREEN An.t,o,..,

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
sIkkkIs WEST. CONTAINING $500 SQUARE FFEr N
AucTIoNGOn WEDNESDAY.t the 9Th insta Mt,
Lots No and 6, in Square No. $50, HAVING a 'front.'
o. leet each running back ls5 feet TO 50 feet al.
: Terms: 0ne' ~ ~ io osh sqna,re ieet
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
4 aeea even ana deed Of trust taken. Title in
no ct A GREEN A..
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COYER's sULTANAsAucE.
On SSsH . ps: e s...! WI s

vented ny the renowned
IRON the Crimea, and since
his decease il manufactur
Cd by CRoseH 4 BLAcT-
WILL. London, from the
origlne recipe. The man.
ufacturers simply ssk for 10
o trIas, convinced that 10
must add to the Already
large consumption, and
that u vii prove itself nm
esualled, either 90 . stimu-
liant to the appetite or IN
aid 20 digestion.
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The vIsysr cLofHrxe EsrABLIsHxRxrixW WASH
ssvns shs, Of cIctsSs mad. g order nS e e
TIER retail trade. Furnishing Goods Of every kind
svenne, National Hotel 6uiidinS. oo Il. IN
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cuRE OF DIszAsxD Liver.

u ms; WiNsLow, an experienced nurse and female
lnyslc,an. mas Seofhtss Syrup for Childen Tssfi-
tas, yhch realty facilitates tbs process Of tocths
y solsenInx the gnms, reducins in infsmmotion-
vii eiiay AL pain. and IL sure to rexulate the
bowels Depend rpon i, mothers, it will give rect
70 yQur.elves and relief and health to your infants
another column. = 4 -, = = a. ILL., -
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aH0RaHr0WI ADVKRTIsETTs.
NJ The ANNUAL. MEETING Of n. Youn.
sgNDAY v Ss n:d SsT.
s.sss Lhs of every member
other basiness ef the utmost Importance Is 10 e
no s-st :. z. ~. 7. A. CARROLL. Rec. Sec. 2
essc ssfHkkE.A PAR Of FsirDsnh,. p..snt COAL
f.ss 81 n nj 81 w. sss !Is win g s
l'HE u,.,,.s|lRsA!1E 10 oPE, a,II .
Old Bss ssss as sr: sss.
e dNisEsy lp' ana Up Fs sHSG;
G0opS;: to yhioh he invites their attention.
he hopes 70 merit 8 continasnce OF the pssronsSs
n''e'oiofe 70 hoershy bestowed on fin .,,1,
nos St 81 Bridge s.rsss. G g. mrMs;
+ ABRADOR HERRINs.-Asm small ooaslsnment
ssdsa 3. :ssaosss 'Foi ". ass ssVsI. 1os
Boston, and for sale By -1--a. = s
ne2a ss.nd ler HMA !ssr. r. ssol BRO;
FOR BosTON...The splendid nsv clipper
Eieisrscs, a.: ssIivsd, and i nov dlssS.1s IL
ns:.Iy slI her hsishi i snsssed. she VIII have s
oc 8-iw 80 and 101 Water St Georg etovn
I,s- BARGAINS! PARGAINsy
sss. ss.issg Of bress ne o ns. Ssk cssti2ns
ISL; h aos sssts': wort. :.
= e g g s!Iss . ssrss ;s 81
- :..; Mise. n.li sss S s'iss s
cossees The latest style and best quality 1t Sc.
Boanst Ri6bon;s. Flu.ed. colorsd and Black y.Ive.
kibbons. sxceodIngly low, =. =
for R1glsls, st Sl-Si, worth 90,
leather, Ct q Is, worth sa
fOfether with largo assortment Of CLOAK Tas-
s:ls, Gaantiets, Kid Gloves. Nubias and iii Kinds
q o. W0r.ted Goods, With good manJ more s'tIeles
y0u.seli before pqrchasfng elsewhere, &C the new
esfablishsd place Tor bargains, ct s. -
GUTMAN'S Baltimore Branch Store, -
oc 8-lW III Bridge street.
TOWN CLOCK FOR SAl.E.-The clock for
i merry N use IN the steeple Of christ Church -
Georgetown, d. c., 10 for sale. It can DO see mi
on application e the Maycs's once, ct any ri
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WHOLESALE SSS 1aTzE r llB NsSklor DrALs;I

Brtdss sfysss. Gesvxsfovs. D. o.
Cxi ;sssk SXSSsSssss se: Cd ~: SsSs
a4 q yoyn 9anu!astaIe. ---k
ny stock Of PATENT LEATHER
sWOhA ssaso assorted and vel worthy Of attsn-
e,ss los Il COARSE SHOES ana BOOTS
!sssssbs Tor ssrvsnh) also On hsnd end eonstsntly
ZSo.nsFy nssshaaa. and other. n xsas are
inMsea g ceii q &odrsss ~ 6 No ~ Bridge 81,
paiLADEtPalA RHAUgHT ALE.--The an
oo5stG eea peectfully inform tkofr Q 4 custom
- 30 tf5oeo9 ~ gonerai tbas they have nado ak
Mssoey. colg,s. = csdss e gsppiy 5nsm III
AL s. Sssa icr shs ~ borne fsSafs
sss s & i ed 81 e J 5sS:
: g; 81: u! s!' 8 81! :ssss
s1SsIPge :l 81 e Us 8 "a sa',sli Eovr
I;;': =. Y 8 !: s g
osn-sf s. ell 49,. 9 s1ssNs;
= - - 49, a. 49,
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,,, ~ VAIL IL 8 BARNARD, AuctlonesT..

TNRUsTEE'S sALE.-By virtue of q deed of
4 trust, dated 22d Decemsar, 1858, and recorded
IN Lber AS, No. feios AS lag, Ia and ils one
OF the land records of Washington county, ID. C.,
VIII self q pubic auction, to the highest bidder,
on the d December, on the prem SEES, ut O'Clock
IN the afternoon, Lot No. "a, IN Square No. l6 in
thereon. - 80 . 80 $3.50.
Terms: One third of the purchase money cash |;
and the residue In aud II months bcarinT iiterest
TO be secured on the premises, = - -
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with within
be on i've days public notice, at the cost OF
w. REDIN, TRUSTEE.
-. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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Warren uaxs.-Cosnelius Thomas. profa.,.
ifyi 1nc and costs, e3.5e. Jno. w. Foy, drunk,
ss673. Thos. johnson, disorderly and concealed
weapons, Soils. Kitty Campbell, col ,disorderiy:
nEe and coses g. Is Michael Collins theft; ruled
% days. Ten dodgers were Accommodated.
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COMPLIMENTARY oNcKRr.-A number Of prom
inentcftizens Of Washington have rendered i com
plimentary concert to Mrs. Cecilia Young 70 axe
place at philharmonic Hall at an early dsv. sew
eral Of the most distinguished musicafamsteurs of
the country have promised their assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-03

Dl. BEAIE's PAxopzscox q ths VA 4, y.ay.r
continues . - The great ehjsct q afssoe1loc 10,
day ne public ehools q o. Fissf DiSlrici Vii
unt y. 80 49, @ ne second Diseriet q 20
noon and evening this wssk, s9SedinS a.
cha3cc foe families - 80 e.
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cExrRK MARxsr<-The nsrket place was vel
occupied this lnorniag, the vehicles asd animal
tendance q country add city deslen The sup
~ Vas ample and % excelIenf Quality. and bss
uie yaria1ion Of psice ffom the last ouoeafion Il
tne c1r large number q harseis of ffuit ans
sanding about The narisf. md fhe E.-s,cfis.
IN them appeared - - a. the wholesale eharae
ter Conntsy pork and bsuf bexin . iscresse {,
quantity e tne als-hsuse, and sellin9 rcsliIy {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-03

THs Social CLuB had ine time at the Assem.
bly, Rooms last night, and kept IL up 10 the small
hours to the music Of Withers' band.
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WILL NIoH 4 FrKE.--Yesterday, inst before
dark, camphene lamp, in the hands Of some one
store Of Mcssfs Clagett & May, burst, scattering
the burning fuid In all directions BY lucky
chance no serious damage was done to person o.
property The warning, nevertheless, Is preg-
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u fnsssa srn ssAap n pamsxD q IN
LAsIDsf sfBAH PRBss n ps8 s0uIu on BAI1I-
noR., rfs nDGI10n 70 % LARGE 40 70 HDQgux n
TO N PVT TO PRRss AT An RAnxT HovR; Apvx1-
frsRMKxrs, fEKREBoRB, SHOULD N sxHT n ~
TwHvR e,cEocx, -; o1uBnwIsB rRxT HAY uo7
AppxAR VEIL THB HEx1 DAT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

On THE RoAp.-Ofall the beautiful and charm-
ing moonlight evenings since lovers walked and
talked, were there ever sny more delightful than
that Of Thursday evening last. The almost
full moon, shining nom cioudless sky spread
over the earth food Of light as pure as tie
snow blanket il iell upon, aud the conjunction Of
the two made the time $50 splendid" for sleighng
that its Influence could not bs resisted Every dis
cription OF vehicle on runners, whether sled.
"pung," cutter orslegh, drawn by as great a va.
risty Of motive power, done up in similltude of a
horse. were brought into nquisition and urged
over the roads, by sober minded family men. well
to do" men, rich men, fast men, slow men, and
verdant men, men about lown, and gay old boys.
All tried the road and the sleighlng.
Aud so reader, II you are young man, yol
went sleghng, and with "the very best creature in
tho world" AZ TTaddles would say you did more
genuine love making and counting during that ride
than you would have done in month in the
glare Of gas light in her parlor. 'T4Oye In cot
tsge' is clear out of sight compared TO love in u
cutter, and Ii you went on that ride, with that
embodiment Of lovelness iu criuoiine. Just fol
the fun Of the thing" aud determined not 10
commit yourself, you probably woke in the morn
ing TO a remembrance Of divers aud sandry prom
ises aud pledges you could not help making, th'
fulAlment of which involves growing interest ii
the price Of -four and the nature Of Pice'a willow
wagons.
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PRnAIwAsnINnrnN

W4ufuNoroN. Dec. Q.
Only proof copy Of the Presidents Message
has yet been priated and that ID 10 his own
possession.
Il Is said the Democrats Senators we're In con
Terence this afternoon 20 arrange the standing
Committees. Tney will be nearly the same az those
Of the last session, and viii have to be voted on
by the Senate.
Hickman will agaiu endeavor 20 morrow to press
the adoption OF the plurality rule, TO effect the
election OF Speaker There Stems 70 he no
prospect Of present Of adopting II, ~ the oppo-
nents o Sherman win vigorously oppose It's intro
ductOn.
The Committee Of Patents has appointed
Prof Jison, Of Columbia College ia this District,
Librarian Of the Patent Once vice Turner de-
ceased HII ID .Iii I.a
Some damage was douo 70 Browns Hotel to-
night, owing TO defective flre hhe. AT one time
tue entire building was considered in imminent
danger, aud there vas an exclteing time among
Members and other guests, 2 large part Of whom
had baggage removed, but It was afterwards re-
turned to their quarters
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

A BUFFALo ON CLEvRLAND.-The Local of
the Buffalo Express has paid visit to Cleveland
Sightseeing He visited the Water Works En-
gines and thus speaks Of them;
We candidly confess ourselves taken abaek by
the sight of these engines, and acknowledge de-
gree of surprise and admira ion greater than we
can lRirly express Cleveland may well be proud
OF them, for the country certainly boasts Of very
few as magnificent pieces of ponderons and pow
erful machinery. For magnitude, elegance OF de-
sign, nicely OF workmanship,and beauty OF motion,
we have never seeU anything that approached
them. These engines were constructed, we be-
lieye, at the "Alare Works" In New Y Ork, and
are probably among the most costly, ponderOus,
aud elaborately finished that were ever built in
the United States.
lie then pitchesintO the mud and want Of street
crossings in Cleveland savagely, for which we can
hardly blame him
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
wAsHrNoroN, Dec o

NA" W AsfuNuToNt Dec v.
In the Senate yesterday Ssnator Trumbull
made lengthy speech, chiefly in defense ofthe
Republicans ia the course Of which he said that
he contended that The declaration Of Mr Sew
ard was nothing more than the views expressed
by Washington and the Southern men in 1898.
Mr.. Trumbull also quoted the language Of JEFF.
lerson, there is nothing more certainly written
in the Book Of Fate than that races should be
free. Il would be seen, then, that tho idea was
not new. Il had its origin in Virginia years
ago, and the idea fVreshadowed by Jefferson, al
though not part Of the creed Of the Republ
can party, he trusted that il might hereafter be
come its creed, that is the deportation of the
free negro population from the country. lie
trusted that the Republican party would make
it a part Of their cIeed to procure a region Of
country, not far distant. 10 which the negro
population could be taken. He feared the con-
sequences of JeiferSon's prophecy II this was
not done. In favor of this movement, he quo.
ted from speech Of Henry Clay advocated
colonization, in conclusion.
MIR. Trumbu said, il seems 10 inc impractis
cable to transport this great population to Afri
ca Let us obtain country nearer home and
TO show the sympathy ofthe North Cor the Soutl
know | may say for the people represent
We will contribute liberal means to relieve this
country Of this free negro population and of al
the slaves that shall be voluntarily emancipa
ted, by planting them in some contiguous cour
try to this. hope that will be the policy D
the Republican party. / hope we may joii
bands with the South aud instead of reproach
ing each otber-istead Of saying anything tC
creating misunderstanding in the dlheren
sections Of the Union, we NAV come togethe
as our fathers stood together, shoulder to shou
Der, to establish our Independence. That W,
come together aide by side as Brothers, adopt
ing policy which shall eventually rid us D
this institution OF slavery, the only one tha
threatens our permanent prosperity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

A GALLANT DECISION OF THe PosTMAsTRR
GENERAL husband, who had been separated
from his wife, demanded that his village poet
master should deliver her ettOrs to HIM, and
threatened suit at law If his demand was not
complied with, The wife, on the other hand,
forbade the delivery Of her letters to tho Lus-
band In these circumstances, the postmaster
appealed to Mr.. Holt for instructions. That
gentleman pronounces the claim advanced by
the husband too preposterous to be seriously
refuted--indeed, he ssys il is abhorreDt 70 law,
as it is TO the christian civilization Of the age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

Whioh VA agftedto
Result--whole nuphti q vote6 e2i. necss.
sary 70 q ohoits-.ls5 easiman 40; Booock
So 0ilmcf 70; dcaitsfinf 70
hieknan Onendk ntlafon fof a3tpiiha
The PlbAlily ghls VI icti 4 1asarel btt d bt-
der AZ this time.
Winslow moved on adjournment til Monday
which was negatiyed by - mai ft
A motion was made 70 adjourn GIL tomorrow
and defeated uetu 4-tgrfft lt
Hickman again attempted 70 offer his resolu-
tion.
Al 20 minutes past four the House adjourn
cd UiaN 1851 lW tU#hlT q q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

PLuMsiSo.--For all descriptions Of plumbing
work aud water hxtures, there is no better place
in the city than that Of b, p Bower. successor so
]. B. Barnes 4 Co., Atwater Block. Mr.. Bower Is
prepared with choice aud We'll selected stock,
eood Worhmen aud plenty Of them TO promptly
and puuctually execute all orders, large or small
NC numerous samples Of bis work which have
bosn done throughout the city for many ofour cltl-
aens are their own advertisment. tIit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

WINCHgLL LAST Mont Was there ever such
another droll genius as Winchelll Last night be
fairly outdid his previous efforts, and kept the
large audience In most capital humor well as in
constant astOnishment at his rapid changes and
powers OF ventrlloquism. Let him come when he
will. Wnchell will always meet with hosts Of
friends. He gives another entertainment night
at lhe Academy Of Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

NEw BooKs.--Hawks& Brother have Dickens
last story "A ia 10 OF Two Cities" for sale. The
host OF readers who think Dickens the greatest Of
living novellsts will make note Of this arrival OF
the last work of their favorite author. While II
has not the thrilling interest and power of David
Copperleld, (how few novels havel) 1t still
shows tle great writer TO be fresh aud vigorous
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

WARD DELEoATIoNs.-At a meeting Of the
Ninth Ward last evening, DR., Benjamin Sheldon,
Chairman, the following were unanimously chosen
delegates to the County Convention, which meets
this morning Porter, W. sabin, R. b. Den.
mis-, w, b. Castle, s. W. Nelson, W. Bowler.
FIFTH WARD--D. Baldwin, R. Fry, VIM. B.
Rtzner, NJ. A. Earle, l. j Lewis, VIM Lowrie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OalV harmless and reliable Dye kh0pR
fne Original and Osst the wOrldt
All others mere imatinna aud shouid po Gvuidba
=, Ou wish to escape tiduale p.
GRAY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed uHtantly to
beautiful and Black witheui the least
tEJury 20 Hair or Ska.
FIETEEE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Wardsd VIM A. Baohsier since 1893, and over ee0O0
applications havs besn made the Hair Of his patrons Vi
his famous Dyes
VIM A. AATcHELoR's HAIR DYE pToduces color
ass TO be !sslnsnssA from aatsrs Is WARRANTED
iame in the least However long tmGy DO continued
and the Ill effect OF Bad Dyes remelieJ; the Hair uvsor
Ated for lifu by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied l.u private foOmsJ st the Wig
Factory, No. 253 broadway, N Y
Sold III all cities aud the United States by Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods nealsss.
r- The genuine has tha nd address upon a
plate engraving on four sides OF each Box. of
WM. 4; BACHELOR,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

TowHoN II MAY OoSoERN-The person who
took cane which did net belong to him, away
from tho ballroom at the masquerade, will bO re-
warded by leaving it at this ofice. The cane is
valuable, not for its intrinsic worth, but for is his
tory and tho associations connected with It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

fourth LECTURE AT PLYMoUTH CHURcH.---
The next lecture in the course on "The Signs of
the Times" will be delivered by the Pastor, j. C.
White, on Sunday evening next. As the interest
is greatly Increasing it will be advisable to go In
good season to secure seats. The services will
commence precisely at O'Clock each evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

BUsT OF Hon. d. o. MoRroN.-The sculptor at
the marble works of Messrs Myers, Uhl & Co.
yesterday returned from Toledo, bringing with him
photographs aud measurements Of the head Of the
Hon, d. o. Morton, from which life-sae bust viii
shortly be executed From the reputation Of the
workman 1t will doubtless be fine thing, and
worthy the interest Of The frends OF the de-
ceased
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

@g- NsurAlsis, Fits, 81. vitu's Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous ProsiratiOn, are cured BY DR.. tlS'on's
new elsetrIeal treatment without difheulty II
never fails, and may Justly bS regarded As sps-
siao. 0alos No. III Ontarls street, few doors
frenl the Pdblio Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

gTl LsAyeNwoRTH, Dec. 0.
Eotire Republican State ticket undoubtedly
elected by over 1000 maj
Every county yet heard from exceptin Ieav.
enworth, gives a Republican majority,
Halderman, Dem. for Congress, ahead Of Tbs
ticket thus far.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

RRcRIvINo STOLEN PRorERrY--A man nam
ed William Young, was last night arrested by offs
Ger McIlrath, on warrant, charged with receiv
ing lot of boOtf, shoes, &c., which we're stolen
from Albert HuCk last spring. lie lived on Canal
Rreet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

NRw Booxs-THE QuEEN OF HEARTs. By VIII
KIE COLLINS author Ol 1.-The Dead Secret" +"
'After Dark" &c. &c New York; Harper aud
Brothers, 1859. I.
The previous works OF this author have been
"great successes" He is vigorous and talented
author, and the plot of his story isexcitng enough
for even the habiLual novel readers. This book is
no exception and whoever takes ii up of awinters
evening win be apt TO let "the clock toll the hour
for retiring" unheeded. 1t Is handsomely printed
and bound
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

LR- For a well becoming ahd beautiful Kat or
Cap We recommend Ruhani'a excellent assort
ments OF Fall stylee, at ITS Superior street He,
a. a practical Furrier Is now engaged In Inanuiae-
turing Capes Muls, Far Gloves, etc. etc. for the
FAil and Winter trade.
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J B. Cobb h Co. Books aud Stationery.
Taylor. Griswold Co.--New Goods
Fogg, Ellsworth h Co. Plated Ware
8 Bsrrie-Coal Oil
Mystic Coat oil.-20s Superior st.
CoWles b Co.. -Jewslry and Silver Ware.
J. Downis-vsluabls Papers and Money Found.
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County CoNVENTloN The Republican Couh-
iy Convention 10 dissuss the subject of a ch nge
in the ratio Of reptesention from the wards and
townships will meet this morning at half past ten
O'Clock,
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~ Whenever we open the Leader We are al.
wars sure OF opening genuine republican paper,
and we are never disappointed II you desire
republican paper that is republican all over. sub
scribe for the Leader --Cddis SenttHst
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Birds VS.. HiDEs.-In notice yesterday NOR
ming, the types made US say that VIM. Bates had
stolen lot ofJirds from GlsSor 4 Co. I. should
have head hides
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Coos ABvIeul-3s saving your money and
make it go great way. by buying your lIata and
Caps for yourself and children, at l. Benedict
large aud choice assortment Of goods in their line
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SIS CINcINNATI Dec 8
The staameF Rochester struak a snag two
mills AbNve Madison yesterday, sinking almost
immediately sixty passengers on board, all
saved. Boat and cargo valued at about S25. 900,
almost total loss