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ARRIVAL CT THE NORTH BRITAIN
PORTLAND, Ne, Dec. 80
The steamer North Britain, Capt Boland, from
Liverpool on Che l4th, and from Queenstown on
the l7th, arrived here at o'clock this.mOruing.
on The 18th ~ o "A, NJ she ceased the steamship
bohemian from Portland bound for Liverpool
The advicos via Queenstown are one day later
than those BY the Afago at Now York.
pY TELreKAPH TO QUEENsrowN.
LONDON, Thursday evening, l5-The Great
Eastern Steamship Co have made OF Mr.. McKen-
zie a loan OF f50.O0O at l-2 per cent.
Advices from Hong Kong by the Overland neil
70 the 10Th ult.
Tea was unchanged. At Foo choo the coars-
est kinds Of Congou were somewhat cheaper. AZ
Shanghaio green and black were lower.
Rentes closed on Wednesday at 70f loo, being
q decline Of l-9 per cent. since Tuesday.
DUBLIN, Wednesday.--Mr. Sidney Smith, z
NJ. General OF Canada, and Sir Cusaek Roley have
gone to the Continent TO negotiate arrangements
W ith the Belgian Prussau, Austrian aud Bavarisn
Governments, for the transportation Of mails to
the United States, by the Canadian line Of steam
ers, aud via Queenstown, in the same manner a.
adopted by the French Government.
A Hungarian journal has received q warning
for violent articles against the Government d
Austria.
Calcutta dates to Nov 10th
Sir II, Grant bad accepted the command Of tho
China expedition. aud strong force Of sikhs will
be sent there. The war Is not popular with the
Iodian officials
The markets were dul--freight stationary.
Paris, Thursday Prince Metternich presented
his credentials yesterday aud was cordially receiv-
ed He also paid the first State visit TO the Am
bassadors Of Englsnd Russia and Spain. Their
imperial Majesties also received the Prince Orange
Count Dovadis aud Count Pavi The Portuguese
Ambassadors to London aud Paris would represent
Portugal IN tho Congress.
Prince Jerome Las again been attacked will
inflammation of the lunqB
The 5th Corps d'Armee, now in Italy, is order
cd to Hungary, at the disposal Of the Arch Duke
] Albert.
| holy war has been proclaimed at Morocco
which will bring thousand Moors to the seapor
towns to defend their property.
| The marriage Of Garihaldi was authoritatively
| contradictod.
LIvEppooL. Thursday. BreAdstuifs lower.
| Produce generally unchanged.
LONDON, Thursday.-Sugar unchanged: cofet
steady; tea steady, at previous sales; rice shad
better; saltpetre firm; talow htm.
Closing prices iorconsols 95s9952, ex. dividend
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FRosI nRowNsyrLLn.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 80
The Brownsville dates by the Arzonia are to
the Gath inst.
TAreo hundred U. s. troops aud rangers march.
ed up the Rio Grande on the l4th and met a por
ton Of Cortcnas' band. After cannouado from
both sides the Americans charged and fell into an
ambuscadc, thus allowing the Mexioans TO save
their artillery.
force above Brownsville.
The Americans went TO meet him and after q
severe fight defeated him.
Col. Rangers and Lockridge's party from New
Orleans bad arrived previously.
The Americans were pursuing Cortenas, who
was retreating rapidly
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-" The genuine has the and address upon
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EGGHTH LEcTURE ON THE SIoNs OF THE rIARs.
The next Lecture in course, commencing with
the period of the Reformation" one Of very deep
interest and full Of instruction, will be delivered
by the Rev. J. c. White, at Plymouth Church to-
morrow evening. The services commence pre-
cisely at o'clock.
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Fatal AccIDENT,-A workman7in the G. c. &
@. car shop in this city received an injury by fal
yesterday morning which resulted in his death last
evening. The deceased. MIR. VIM Humphries,
was walking across timber 10 an open frame.
work in the pattern room. and caught hold Of
loose sosntling to steady himslf, the stick swung
suddenly around, throwing him of bis balance,
when he was precipitated distance of ls feet,
striking head downwards upon pile Of oak lum-
ber fracturng his skull, from the effects OF which
he died at 8 o'clock last evening. The accident
occurred at o A. NJ. He was entirely unconscious
from the time Of his fall till his death.
Medical attendance was Immediately secured,
aud every e1eition was made by Mr. Smith, the
Superintendent to relieve the sufferer, possible un
der the circumstances. Humphiies was general
hyorito in the shop, and much esteemed. He
leaves wife an five children. On examination
both were found to be broken. the skull badly
fractured, together with severe internal injuries.
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EitoM TROY.

TRoY, N. Y, Dec. 80.
About one third Of tho roof and walls Of the
Union Railroad depot at its northern end, fell at
o'clock this morning, burying the officers Of tho
Central and Saratoga Railroad. The cause Of the
accident was the contraction Of the iron chords
of the arch from the intensely cold weather, which
made the west wall give way Nobody was hurt
Trains run as usual to-day. The loss will amount
to about $iS 900.
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I. Sale.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
l1 Marble Block.
For Sale or Exchange


PROSPECT ST. House and lot west Of Erie stree viii
the oity-sOO0.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE---in large and aourisi-
ing village rtiTuad 6J mi les SAT- OF this city
oi and vita Efoa variety ol choice iruit; exchange
kr ci property farm IN tiis ata'e or west.
DETROIT ST -HouEe and barn End four lots to exchange
tarm An this state or wesi.
TAVERN sTAND--n q lhrJving village and thor
DOING good busineae 70 each 60 iuT hlocA ni
goods OF Other nropeIiy
SAW MiLL--ph .S acres Of land oa the chasfn RIVER,
81 i nom Lhggrn faiis valuable uatef pow q ana
permanent stone datl with tnsl dwelling. exchange
To- ciiy proprny-SlU0
STEAM SAW MILL AND WATER GRI MILL--2O
and Ia good order Win dwelling ba and IS sof,t laud
to e1ohspge ior good 'arn within D. uilts oi lh's
eitY-SoO9.
WESTERN LANDs-soms very 1cod IN Iidlana, Illinois,
Iowa aud AiinsouritU exchange iur oiJ properly OF
good farm,
S6l0 WELL SECURED by bond and mortgage with somo
money " exchange or cay moporD or BIO ~ aefer nour
s. ACREs-s miles from the ohy on good road with a
los house a. good orchard and ~ tim
ber-to exchange LOT ely property
ORANGE srREET-HouA and lot. to exchange ,or a
fsfuL
JOut, ~ iom railroad sitt o-eompletsly isno'
aesu acres llmbtT balance praifei lUl acres cuign-
ia han- ssOJ 70 sue e property, balance ca 10 yoars
time,
AN ExcRLLERT STEAM sAW-MILL In the city Of
0 s WA a s Il. sss xJ s' If SSsu Ss q oas sS S
old-maehiueiy manufactured ~ CuyAhogu urnaee-el-
ohange or "a pfopery.
100 ACRES TIMBER LGND-on line of Cleveland and
Tolsdl Raiiroad-v,ll e'olangv fOr cly piepsry well
ROUSE d JENNINGS,
d,eiO Marble Ble0k.
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s5e1-A Union Meeting of all the Clutches is
proposed at the Congregational Church to-day
at aud 10 o'clock in the morning and at
2 in the afternoon. Tho object is Christian Con-
ference, Fasting and Prayer With reference to the
closing Of the year.
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LAST CHANoR.-Those who have not seeu the
Panorama Oh exhibition at the Meodeon, and lis
tened 10 the graphic description Of Capt Williams,
should avail themselves Of the last opportunity
this afternoon an evening, The Panorama will
be exhibited this afternoon for the benefit of the
chidren--admission 10 cents ladies Is cents
Doors open az O'Clock.
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rnnM WAAnINGrnN.

WAaHlNoTON, Dec 80.
The difficulty between Grow, OF Penn, and Branch,
Of NJ O., Is stu pending. There Is good to be-
levs that the latter has sent the forera direct ehA
lenge. Both were In the House to-day.
The Republicans generally voted agains adjonIning
over t Tuesday,
number OF members will avail themselves OF the
brief recess, TO visit their homes
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FROM pnILADnLPuIA.

T IHILAUELFHIAf IJVIs NV'
The Philadelphia Committee Of Bondholders
and Board of directors Of tho Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, after very harmo-.
nious session, have agreed upon w. u. Ogden, OF
Chicago, IA Receiver of the Road
A. p Edgertou, the Receiver appointed by the
Ohio Courts, has resigned.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Prtting Establishment Of the LFADRR Office,
the latest Improved und mpd s,eam Presses, in tho
best style short notice, aud at reasonable rates Par
tioular atieuon paid to Blank Work Rvery descrp i'm
OF Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledges, Journa
Sales Books, Receiving Books sc &c.
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UREA, N. Y, Dec. 80.
Senator sesardpaused through this city at noon
to-day, on his way to Auburn, An immense crowd
of people met him Mt thS Depot. Bells we're rung
and a salute Of lO0gnns were hred by the Utica
Citizen Corps. There was great enthusiasm
among tho On ovid.
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PROM LEAvENwORTH.

LKAvKawORTH, Doc 80.
Tho Pikss Peak Express with seven days later
from 5sifruon, has arrived bringing $40 coo la DUST
Miners Russella aud Grgorys dlggings had resisted
tho collection Of levied for support OF Provisional
Government which orcatedu temporary excitement
Tho amount OF dust reported from the gold regions
since May, Is estimated at from one aud half 10 two
millions Of dollars.
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NoTIcE TO sUBsoRBERs.-0ur subscribers to the
Tri-weekly will receive our daily of Monday in
place Of the usual Tri weekly Of Tuesday, as we
issue no paper on Tuesday. Printers must have a
chance to celebrate New Years as well as the rest
of US.
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ghS old YsaE aud lhs New,

Hr rrrsyasN
Rine ont wiid bells, To tho Wild ~,
The nyinT cloud. tho fiosty light
Ilit yuni q AyinQin tlie nirhtf
Ring Out, Niid boiia, and ivthiIp dle.
Ring o,dtho DID, ring IN the NV,
Ring, happy bells, acfuan the stow
The year D. going, pt hun foi
Ring GOT The fdse, nns iu The rue
Ring out the grief that fsps the mind,
For thUso that here We pou no moip
King out the ieud Of rich aud poor
hing IN redress TO an mankind.
Ring out a slowly dying cause,
And ancient forms Of par .tfifc
King Ia the nobler modes VI hie,
With swseter mauncu, pmor laws.
Ring out tho want, the care, the ain,
fhe faithlsia coldneHs Of the times;
Ring out, ring out my mourniul rhymes,
Bat rlng tbs fuller minstrel in,
Ring out false pride In place and blood,
rhe civic siander aud the spite
king IN the lore Of tfuth and right
Ring ia the oOmmon love Of good.
Ring out old shapes Of foul disease,
Ring out the narrowing lust Of goldi
Rug out the thousand wais OF old,
Rlng In the thousand years of peace.
Ring IN the valiant man and fee,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand
Ring Gus the darkness OF the land,
Ring ia the Christ that h 10 be.
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SIDEwALKs.-HaYe we not an ordinance requi
ring occupants of lots to clear tho walks fronting
their premises win not our Efficient City Mar.
shal see it enforced aud obligo many gentlemen
and lady PEDESTRIANS
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no~ Neuralgia, Fits, st. Vitu's Dance, Paraly
sis spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous prOs,ratiOu, cured by DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty. It
never fails. and may justly be regarded as spo-
chc. 0Hice No. ~ Ontario street, q few doors
from tho Public Square.
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LEcTuRR By BAYARD TAYLOR This celebrated
traveller and popular lecturer will deliver lecture
before the Library Association on Wednesday
evening, January 4th, at the Academy Of Music
or course everybody win feel anxious to go, aud
the house will be crowded.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Dec, 80.
A despatch from Thos 4 ID. p. Sellers, of
Liverpool, to Howland Il Rockingham announ
ces the loss Of the ship Plutarch, from this
port to Antwerp, of Antwerp, on the l4th OF
December. Grew saved
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Globe Lan erns-s. s. Barrie.
Treasurer N0uee-r p. Handy.
Administrators NotIceAMsthow Baker
sherihTs sao-D. l.. wighimsn.
Odd Fellows notice--A. O. Getchell.
Cleveland Library Association --Acsme y Of Music
Bargains 10 Furs-B Butts.
Postponomsnt-SaxOa b Gayiu.
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70 That magnificent piece of music Hayden's
Imperial Mass, will be performed at the Catholic
Cathedral tomorrow at 10 o'clock A NJ, Mr.
Byerly, organst. 1t will be worth the while oi
lovers OF music TO attend.
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GaIs~ See advertisement of b. Butts in second
page. lie offers great bargains in Furs. New
Years is at hand and Ladies' are by no means
weary Of receiving presents.
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FROM onICAsO.

CHIoAoO, Dec, 80.
The steamer Martha Putnam, from Cincins
natl for st. Louis, was burned at Carlo last
night. Boat and cargo a total loss. Boat
insured for 10000. Books and papers all
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HOLIDAY Presents. advise those persons
wishing to get handsome and useful present to
call on L. Benedict 4 Son, and look at their splen'
did assortment of Ladies' and Children's Furs,
which they are selling at such low prices that all
can afford TO purchase them.
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CHASog OF PRoPR1EToRs AT THE ANeIRR.-
Mr. silas Merchant has disposed of the proprietor
Hhip.of this popular hotel to Mr., Il. NJ. n Taylor,
well known 10 the patrons Of the house as being
abundanty qualified to sustain its high reputation,
We wish Mr.. Taylor success.
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9ay@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. s. Matson's and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots At Weddel and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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5,sS- BCnhofr, the Dover murderer, in company
with II other ooDyicts, left this city for Columbus
on Thursday, under charge of Sheriff Wightman.
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ComuTTED.-Mr. and Mrs. Kelley stand com
mitted for trial before the Court of Common Pleas
for the murder Of Mrs. OMAHA.
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X. D. HUTCHINGS General Agent
l65 CrHmbers st., New York,
Sold Ia Cleveland at Win. Fisk's and Gnlnrd Ham
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l-S'- For the best qualities of Segars Tobacco
end Snuff, 60 to d G. Dietz III Superior ST.
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ETT Hawks & Bro mail papers to any part Of tie
United States at Publishers prices 1t
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~ Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho-
mmcpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the Weddel
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t6S- Pocket Diaries for ls6O--a lne assortment
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PIRE


CHicIoo, Dec. So
A hre yesterday morning at LAsAlle, ILL.,, de-
slToyed the cigar store Of Jas. Thatcher, on First
street and eight adjoining buildings. Loss $780,
900. Insurance not known.
70" BY subscribing with Hawke Il Bro, for n
Y. Daily papers you save so cents postage It.
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For HOLIDAY PREsENTs--Call at Green's for
one of his gems ofArt,viz Plain or Colored Photo
graphs equal to the best ever exhibited in this vi
cinity. FOREST CRY GALLERY,
novl7.263 243 Superior Street.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TRAVELEii,s liReIsTKR


r Citizens wishing ec-synnce 70 either Of the above
rfans Boats vii called for the
Omnhs Liue by leaving their address, a the Omnibus OF
See 81 snperihr street door neEtto Wodaell House
Nov ll. 1850
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rsY-see advertisement of DR.. saniord's Liver
lvigoratoT.
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rV- Yon will always Gnd nice assortment Of
Stationery at Hawks a Bros, It.
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
ootl Cor, Superior and Seneca SITS.
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR,
T'RIESENIAR,

pROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
~ Patent from ENGLAND and set ured ~ tho Srnt
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IMPERIAL. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, vienna
No, l-lnyRluublO iur Relaxatlon, Sporhaorh9a, aud
Physical E1hausi ion aud ie q tonic,
No 2-CompaieY eTHdichtos all OF thosa dGease
that have been hheio treated BY the naustou aud
ciuus use Of cupaiva and cuheh6.
No 3 Has enliTey yupplRuted the Injurious Of
cufy thereby insuring 70 The sufferer soodv relief dspe
log ali the npnTtrf aud iug the Of d. hsenso.
ThIEsEalAHs Nos ], 2Hhd o. nr prelarcd ~ ihe ioIm
OF inzcngn. devoid OF taste SMELL and he carried
10 the Wliaooat pocket SOLD IN rtN CAsrs aud divided
into sRPAnArR nosEN, ua nhuistiI Naipreu ihle
RouH, RimTd A., Price, 81 each, four
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NrttT
For sale by GAVLORD HAMAlONp.
and WILLIAM flsKE.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-31
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
j u V e N IL e S I!
FOR 1850.
Captain Mayns Reid. Books for Children

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-31
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TREASURE OF BEAUTY
BOOK OF RAPHAEL'S MADONNAs 1!

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hound IN Turaey morocco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-31

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