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tel Hoods. Worstei Mantillas and CATERS, Shirts,
Shirt Collars Drawers. Buck Gloves, &c. Said
foods will he sold low, 10 close out. Call and see
ior Yourself. oct 70
TREMENDOUS RUSH AT FREyCHS Book
L Box and P,ci"lirai D.poi!'
Look out for the Harper's Ferry Insurrection
Thrilling Scenes Frank Leslies Illustrated
newspaper for this week contains full illustrations
u the terrible deeds of violence recently enacted
al Hsrpers Ferry. Everybody and their Chill
dfea should have copy. For sale Is above.
OCT -
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
LADIES, that | will open on THURSDAY
sor.iny. n, 27h. large stock Of WINTER
BONNETS, Of all kinds Also. FEATHERS,
FLOWERS. RIBBONS. R0UCHES, DC, all Of
shch will sell very low. for cash.
Oct ?6-eoS,s +. T. BERRY, 100 King st.
pHALoN'S HAIR IMMIGRATION prevents
l Badness. AMI restores the Hair that has fall
len out. or become thin, and etsctually removes
aeby j. A. MILBURN,
Oc':6 Druggist
ErRS! FuRS" FrRSm.-Just received from
l New York. by steamer Mount Vernon, choice
assortment Of LADIES FURS. such rs Sable,
AmS Martin Fitch, 6c All will be sold low for
"'n. The Ladies will please call and examine
or2t J. +. EVANS.
NEW RAlSlNS.-loO boxes new RAlSlNS,
~ received this day por steamship Mount Yer
a'o' 'tom New York, for sale by
o'so /. A. BREwIs.
[ LoAHS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot Of
y those handsome CnOTH CLOAKS. just re-
%'ed Al I"ct POI BRYAN / ADAMS.
WhiTE FISH in barrels and half barrels, re-
ca Is GaRRKT UULsT.
\ AkGS ROUGH AND READY TOBACCO,
o'a"~e article, received this day, and for sale by
"''a J. II. DOUGLASS.
N,PER E.-Whitlock' Super
~p?l WHEAT 4 BRO
WoODS HAIR RESTORATIVE and Mrs.
Allen Zylobalsumum, just received at
{. {. BERRY'S. - King street.
VI RECEIVED another supply OF Shetland
""oI and Zephyr Worsteds, of all colors, ut
:" c. G. BERRY's. - King-s..
m .as boxes English Dairy Cheese
,sl: y boxes New Jersey Cheese, just received,
.-4'0' sale by [oct22l KNOX / BRO.
tAAS MoLASSES.-l5 bbls. just landed,
aud for sale by
VIA WM. Ii. FOwLE L SON.
hoAES GROUND PEPPER; 10 do. Mus
A., a'a' do pure Ginger, received and for
oct lsl q. HULST.
w siSH.-5o luin,als COP FISH, in store,
I, ' y, Tor sale By NJ. ELDRIDGE L CO..
Union Wharf
llllln Tons soft blue Windsor PLASTER,
ss,, a"r saleby KNOX 4 BRO.
'VAi0 RICO MOLASSES.--lO hhds. OF prime
-, "a saa''y, just received and for sale by
WM. ii. F0wLE 4 SON.
SoSEs Eastern Cutting CHEESE; Is do.
by aasish Dairy Cheese, received and for sale
loci Isl G. HULST, l47 King-st
IN ~, anu old superior Sugar Cured HAMS,
o., received. in store and for sale by
rn. JOHN A. DIXON.
i a., =, Hs.-sOo lbs. new Feathers, for sale by
~. WHRAT BRO.
III ,s,a ,Au'-3V bbls new No. l Herring, for
" oct II WHEAT l. BRO.
hsssS-75 boxes Eastern Chss,s. far al.
l0ct u WARRINGTON / 90.
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JUBP PRINTING
Neatly sxssussd. with dispatch, at this 0Ges.
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NEW CARPET STORE.

Washington. oct %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

, vi RECEIVED another supply OF Shetland
""oI and Zephyr Worstels, of all colors, ut
Vel ~ c. Z. BERRY'S, ~ KinY-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

THEATRE. The excellent company now
performing at the theatre is all that could be
wished for by The mosr astideous, and will
doubtless prove even more attractive than
the one which proceeded it. Miss Thompson
is too well known to need any praise AT this
time, and - visit TO the theatre is sufficient
to convince any of the high diamatical mer-
its of those engaged. Tonight will be pre-
scntcd the comedy OF the Serious Family,
and farce entitled Sketches in India
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WHITE FISH in barrels and half barrels, re-
W csved and Tor sale BY
UI is n.Dp rT UyJJ or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
ROBERT H0DGKIN.
THOMAS ID. HOUGkIN

=. ;. We have brought the Patent Right for tho
City and County Of Alexandria, Of Machine for
saving cllocs and all kinds Of circular work, and
are prepared TO saw felloes in the best manner;
also. 10 ,cll shoprights. Call and see for your
selves iaug 2-d3m X. L. ID. IL.
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IN oVAES GROUND PEPPER; 10 do. Mus
!, a'a; do. pure Ginger, received and for
oct l9 q. HULST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

"AAs MoLASSES.-l5 bbls. just landed,
! .rd tOE sale by
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NoopS VAR RESTORATIVE and Mrs.
Allen, Zylobalsrmum, just received at
~ = Z. Z. BERRY'S. y King. street
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Washington I. Harper, dec d., and Trustee.
y. i. All persons having claims sgainst The late
". l. Harper viii please present them 10 the snb
-,riber properly authenticated, and all persons
indebted t" sid W. I. Harper, will please make
Immediate pay ment. JESSE OWlNHs,
oct 2I-eots Administrator.
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BrRxrp 10 DEATu.-An old negro woman
named Mrlyina Mitchell, living near the
Court House. Was burned ia death on Thurs
,iay night last She had 80; out OF bcd %
warm her cct ana failing asleep. her clothes
cauch. fire and she wa burned Ia death.
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1 DMINlSTkATOR'S AND TRl STEE SALE.
n Will w. Soi II the late residence Of Wash
:USron /. Harper III Alexandria County, ~ I,tes-
tan. AorcIIhc siL. 1899 all Of the personal pro-
perry OF which SAID W. I. Harper, died possessed.
consisting oi Horses. Cows, Farming Utensils,
not SEilOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Paints. and lot If Glszier's Diamonds.
Terms a credit Of nine months will be given
all sums Of so and over the purchaser TO ;ve
bond. with security, bearing interest from date
For all sums less than $40, the cash will be required.
IE,SE OWL Almnistrafn Ill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
ARRIVAL or THE TDINBuno.

NEW 1ohhi OeC - F.
The Elnburg arrived this evening with Liver
pool advioes OF be 23d
II Is reported that afraugementsare being made
for mails direct Tor New York from Queenstown
DR.. Barry, Catholic Bishop Of saYanah died ra.
Gently at Paris,
Gen, Garlbaldl IN bis proclamation announcing
his retirement from the army OF Central Italy com
plains Of undefhand machinalioOs against himself
aud says he will resume his services the mOmen,
Victor Emmanuel calls 20 arms. He recommends
The Italians 10 rally around the King of Sardinia
The Spanish movement against Morocco Ii pro
gressing slowly
The treaty raIiGcatOns bAve been exchanged at
Zurich.
Nothing formal Is known with regard to the Eu.
ropean Congress but the 18th Of December ls spo
KEN OF as the time liked for tho meeting
Liverpool 23d --Breadsuh, exhibit declining
tendency
Provisions dull.
FRANoE-Napoleon had consented TO Buon.
compagnie becoming the regent Of Central Italy.
Tue London Herald Paris correspondent says
that Il Is denied la well Informed quarters that the
French papers are 10 be restrained IN their ex-
pre.sIOns Of hostility against England.
The Bordeaux Journal mas been seized fOF pub
fishing letter falsely attributed to the King OF
SARDINIA.
The crmer Die Dmmanehe has received
warning for an article written by the Count De
| HausHoBville. Tr. .Tfss
Of the government to limit the Intended reform bill
10 mere extension Of franchise aud that the ques.
ton OF disfranchisement aud mode Of taking votes
are either to be deferred or made separate meas
| utes
The ship Duke ofWelllngton, from Liverpool to
Bombay was burned Ut sea Nov. 10TH of Cape
! Fiuisterree, All hands took TO the boats and
were picked up after 4s hours exposure.
ITAIY,-It Is stated that King Victor Enman
uel had refused 10 Withdraw the nomination Of
Buoncompagnio The French government has
now yielded aud be Ia 90 be regent Of MOdena, Par
ma ami Bologna, and also Of Tuscany Il the au'
thOrltlea theie will receive him,
| A regiment Of the BoloRnese Brigade had TAX
on the oath to Victor Emmanuel and Is TO wear
| the unfoTm Of the PiodmonteBe army. "
N. DO sambFois has been sppointed Bardinian
Ambassador TO Paris.
A manifestation was attempted ut Bologna on
| the announcement OF GaFibaldVs resignation, aud
small numbers Of persons were arrested when the
rest Immediately dispersed. I/ WIfTF
The niemorandnm Of the Tuscan Government
tails the European Powers that II the Cosgress or
ders The restoration Of the Grand Duke, they will
Of defeat, aud do the best 70 repe oros by force
Liverpool Markets Sugar hrmi Coffee queIi
/ II ce steady
London Markets % Wheat dull and buyers de-
nsnd reduction
Sugar firm with partial advance
Pig iron ontho Clyde closed firm at o2s ID
MOOl-Sales have been animated aud firm.
London Money Market 23.-AmeIicsa Securities
are improved
nllaois Central quoted Al 44a42 discount.
Conaus quoted 06a % i.2
LATRsr-LOndon 24th.-Laier from india BY
tbe overland mail has been received, bat i isno'
spsiS continues ehprtsrng Eaglilh steamers iOl
the AOcrocoo Wo.
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BY TELEGRAPH. (.
Reported hy the Union TELEGRAPH,
oFFtoR, WARfNo's BLOCK, CORNER OF hANK AND
aT. cLAfn BTREETa.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINoroN' Dec. z.
aH.nnW

CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsmNoToN' Dec. 2.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Kellogg rose with privilege qaes-
ton and oaueed 10 be read an article from
the N. x. Tribune.
Mr.. Kellogg wished TO show the false posi-
ton Mr. Greedy holds TO the Republican party.
When his, Kelloggs constituents complain Of
him then IL would be tune for the gentleman of
New York 10 complain IL tho Republicans
have any regard for their own dignity they will
rebuke those who by trekery prepare papers
for others 10 sigp. When the struggle 10 Illinois
commenced Mr.. Greeley and others met ia the
parlor Of Senator Douglas and planned to sell
Illinois and Missouri, too.
Kellogg knew II and could prove II. lie new.
or loved traitor The idea was TO make Mr..
Douglas Senator; 10 reject him, aud il was
done Mr. Douglast in the meastime was de-
claring that he was a Democrat. When the
battle had been fought, Mr.. Greeley did say
that Mr. Douglas was a Free Seller Good
enough tor him lie Ky he had no knowledge
or recollection that he signed the recommends
lion of the Helper. He never saw it
| There was not man in his district who would
trample on the Constitutional rights Of the
South. The North is becoming lessand lees
Democratic ant the time would soon come when
the great majority of the people would be Re
publican.
Mr.. McClerman replied that If fuch con
sulatiOn occurred, how came his colleague Kel
logg TO know IL
II the consultation was private, he, as an in
dividual, would have scorned to reveal wha
WAS said II was strange that such charge
should now be ma e, after il way known tina
MIR. Greeley had endeavored to defeat Dougai
re election employing unecrupulouS means AM
money toefiect that and was raised in New
York
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FROM ST. LOUIs.

pTs LOUIS DcOs &,
Dispatches from San Francisco the lIth, via.
Gilroy says; The Bulletin this evening contains
the following editorial remarks! We learn from u
reabie source that General Scott upon recent ar
rival in the vicinity OF itish Columbia dispatched
o letter to the authorities of Van COuver Island
announcing his arrival and indicating his read-
ness to confer with the British authorities with Q
view to q peaceful solution Of San Juan difficulty
At last accounts Col Lay, bearer Of Scotl's let
ter, had not returned therefore nothing Is known
OF the spirit In which the Generals communica
ton was received.
Should Gov. Douglass act in a spirit Of frank
nets and moderation, thero is reason TO believe
that arrangements will be made for the entire
withdrawal of Harney's force and a resto. alton to
the same condition of affairs at San Juan exist.
cd previous to his occupation,
II is not at all probable however, that Scott will
assent TO even an implied apology for Harney's
net, or arrange for joint occupation of the Island
II he withdIRws the troops at all It will bo done
disincty as concession to Bridsh sensibility with
clear understanding that such withdrawal is not
TO be considered rs implying doubt Of American
title to the disputed territory, but that ts sole OBJ
ject is to restore matters TO such position that
England may, with honor TO herself, resume active
negotiations for the settlement Of tho boundary
question by treaty.
| Fair businoss doing tosdNy. Nine hundred ca
ses lard per steamers Anglo Saxon and Golden
Fleece, sold at lsc June butter Soc Crushed
| buRAr,
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~ Go to II. D. Kendall 4 Co., 247 Superior
street, for elegant Hoods It'd


FRBsHRT-A MGLL-DAM AND Four BRIDGE 8
SWEPT AwAY.-oa Tuesday evening the increase
of water in the stream known as Walworth's Ron
was so great that the mi-dam at Sheldon's mill
gave way, and the water rushed down with terrific
force, carrying off the mill and an ice )use--
These being broken up and swept along by the
force Of the current, struck the ColumLus street
bridge at the slaughter house of II. NJ. Ol apin &
Co, carrying It away. Next 1t tore ~ The
fences and yards OF Russelrs slaughter house ear
rying away SONS forty or iifty hogs. 1t next took
the bridge leading to the Heights from the Still
man House, and then the other two bridges lead
lag to the Heights from Seneca street. The tor
rent then poured its weight Of water, hogs and
tImbers against the slaughter yards Of Sholl &
Billiard, carrying the fences into the river, TO
gether lot Of bones, horns, hoofs, &c. The dam
age here will amount to S4OO to $500 Tn,
bridges will be rebuilt shortly. Three of then
should be entirely rebuilt, and not repaired The,
ere too old 10 be safe,
Yesterday morning the biz ga water took fat scow
upon which were some seventy Eve tons OF coal
and which was tied up near or at the Mahoning r
| r, docks, aud swept it away from its faatenngs
II sailed safely down tue river until 1t reached III,
mouth Of the harbor. where the heavy sea dashsl
it against the Government pier, and speedil,
broke it to pieces, ali the coal, Of course, beiuI
lost.
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All others mere limitations and should be avoided
Gu wish to sscape rideue.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
Injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Warded to VIA A Bachelor 1883, and 1000
applications been made the Hair Of his pAtranB
his famous Dyes.
WM a, BArCBELoR's HAIR DYE produces u color
not to be Distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not to Uure tho eait however long be continued
and the III eject Of Bad Dyes renejed the Hair invigor
sted for life by this splendid Dye
Made, sold applied private tina " u
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Sold In all oies and Of the United States, by Drug
giuis aud Fancy Goods penless.
rP The genuine has the name and address upOa ntse
llRts engraving On foGr sides Of each Box OF
WAI. A. BATCHELOn,
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AN ADMIRABLE LECTURE DR. Bellows leo.
ture last night was one OF the best ever delivered
ia Cleveland, and one that could not fail TO make
good impression upon every one present. I'm.
fortunately the extremely cold weather prevented
the attendance of full house, but those who we're
therewere abundanty repaid for their el ertions in
reaching the Hall
We cannot attempt 10 report the lecture or 70
give an abstract Of IT, II was 30 full OF earnest
noble thoughts so abounding 10 sound common
sense, advice and counsel and so radiant with elo-
quent utteranee OF euOblng ideas, that It would
be impossible to do justice to Il. A few OF III,
leading thoughts are noticed, however Dc. Bel
lows is perfect orator. with rich clear voice AMI
appropriate tones aud gestures.
The general subject Of the lecture was "Diree
ton" the importance Of having q mark. First
Of having mark, and second, Of having the mark
We should always fix for ourselves mark, ant
work. struggle, or die, II need be, in pursuance o
| that mark anG aim, A stesdy, unfinebpR, uudy-
Ing determination TO be sOmsihtHg, will sursl,
triumph, while weak. vacathg course will q
surely fail Of success Young men shouldlay the
account with ten years Of patienL hard working
endurance aud hKed determination 10 accomplish
an aim, and when one step Is attained, lOOI
higher.
The best place to try ones fortunes and one'
powers Is where success Ia hard aud uncertain aud
the wise young man will choose to live where sue
cess Is haEd to glt but valuable when gotten, =
Gather your strength into one channel and thsr
cODane It. II rich, no matter; have an Object
Not Que man in Ten thousand can safely trust him
self with the disposal Of bis time and talents.
Bot we must cut short our notice. A bupdrs
ideas and expressions Of great value to all VIII,
would heed them we're noted at the time bat mus
be len on Suffice tito say that the lecture was on
which held the asrictest attention aud intereat ,
the audience and was unquallhsdly aud unreser,
edly good and great.
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FRoM PnILApRLPnIA.



PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.
During the day saihles have been Cred bv the
friends Of the Union in this city Flags have
been displayed from public buildings ana the
shipping, aud the demonstration closed this even
Ing With grand Union Mass Meeting Of citizens,
irrespective Of party, at Jayne's Hail. the object
being 10 re-sfirm allegiance TO the Union aud Con
slltutiou, and condemn au fapntlcism Hon Jas
r. lngersol presided.
A series Of resolutions were adopted expressing
an earnest sympathy with their fellow citiz ms Of
Virginia, and disavowing any right or wish to in
terfere With the domestic institutions Of sister
States reprObating In the strongest terms oil at
empts TO excite servile insnrrection or 10 arOuse
those who are lawfully held In servitude TO Vio
euco and bloodshed approving Of the recent ad.
minisira,ion Of justice 10 Virginia; and finally as
surfing their brethreu OF the South that there
exists among the people Of Pennsylvania deter
mined spiritto assent and maintain the Constitu
ton and the right Of States under H. aud asking In
re,urr conadenee aud patriotic sympathy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

PLuNBiNo,--For all descriptions of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of b. P. Bower, successor 70
b Barnes & Co., Atwater Block Mr Dover is
prepared with choice aud well selected stock,
good workmen aud plenty OF them TO promptly
and pupotually execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples OF his work which have
been doue throughout the city for many Of our eti-
gems are their own advertisement rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

SsALsD UP-The high sea OF Tuesday night
broke over the first and second decks of the light
house at the end of the Government Pier, and the
cold being great, the whole structure was before
morning eneased in ice Yesterday morning when
the light- house keeper went TO extngush his
light, he could not get the trap door open 1t was
hermetricay sealed up, and all his efforts to gel
into his OWL official field were fruitless. The liphi
accordingly burned all day. How long it will
run itself" we are not advised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

DONATION Wharf.-The donation visit thfs eve
ming TO the Rev. Mr., Caughey at the NJ Z. Church,
on ScovDle avenue, we trust will be well attended
The congregation are principally Of the working
class, and Of course feel the pressure of the times
Any favors conferred will be most worthy be.
slowed and upon very intelligent and excellent
Pastor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

1s5- Neuralgla, Fits, St. vitua Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint general local debility,
nervous prOstrAtion, are cured BY DR.. GibsOn'S
new electrical treatment without difficulty It
never fails, and may justly be regarded as sps-
ofc. 0floo No. III Ontario street, few dOSrs
from the Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

DoNATIoN.-The friends Of the Rev'd Mr..
Caughey, pastor of the NJ. r, Church on scOyille
avenue, will make him Donation Visit at the
church on Thursday evening, Dee. 9Th. Az that
feel an interest in the prosperity Of the church are
invited 20 attend. dee3td
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

PERSON NAL.-Among the guests at the Angler
House yesterday and day before were Rev II W.
Bellows, N. T.; F.. N. Gilbert, Utica; II. p Gro
zier, N. " H. E Barnard, Syracuse; A. C. Brow
nell, Brooklyn. N XII Judge sianberry, George
Pendleton, Cincinnati; H. H. Hunter, Lancaster
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the real Eusllsh three threaded goods Al II D
Kendall & Go g. ltd
THe NoRrBrRN HousE MUapER The exami.
nation Of Charles Martin was renewed yesterday
morning Aftsr one or two minor witnesses Jerry
Dooly, q private watchman for Foot and King
lumber dealers In the neIgbborhood Of the North.
era House, testified TO having heard a great dis.
turbance at that house on Friday evening, and
shortly Afterwards met Martin, bareheaded, COM
ing from that direction He said he had been
badly treated Martin went back for his cap. 81
on next meeting witness, had Gle In his hand
which be said be had given Matheson four inches
Of. Witness looked at the ile, aud then gave II
back TO Martin. Witness had denied to the Of.
GERS on Saturday morning that he had seen Martin,
bat explains that fact by saying that he did not
like to be mixed up in the matter and be yesterday
was reluctant to appear 90 the other hand, "a
seems very singular that no hing should have been
heard Of this testimony until yesterday morning
Dooly. at different times, told officers Sample San.
ford aud Bramley on the night of the murder, that
he had not seen Martn after he had difficulty
with Mrs McGinnis, In the early part OF the
evening,
No evidence was offered by the defence afteI
this disclosure, and Martin was bound over to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury on next Monday.
~ q. D. Kendall Co hive very large
stock Of Goutlameps shAwls, Travelling Rugs and
Blankets. ltd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

FuRsi FURsl FuRsl--Fuller & Co are now in
receipt of large and splendid lot of Ladies and
Gentlemen's Furs, making their assortment large
and complete, containing some of the finest goods
ever offered in this market. They must be sold
within the next thirty day. A rare chance fol
bargains. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited tc
call at 1873 and l35 Water st 1ecb St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

FoR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--Cal at Green's for
one Of his gems OF Art viz Plain or Colored Photo
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited In this
vicinity. FoRRsr CITY GALLERY,
novl7:263 243 Superior Street.
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CONCERT To,EIeHT.-Among those who will
take part in the Concert at the Academy of Music
are Miss M. l., segur, Miss p BimIer, Mr. F.
Abel MIR. Il. Maun and Mr., J. p Eldridge -
The Cleveland Gessangverein and the Hecker
Baud will also render their assistance The Con.
cert will be very hue one as glance at the
programme in another column win show. Should
the evening be fine one the house viii be crowds
ed, as 1t should be in any case, not only from the
attractions of the Concert ITSELF but for the bene
ht of the Company. Go early and secure seats