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HoUaE.

Mr.. Bennett delegate from Colorado, in-
trodueed a resolution, which was adopted,
i~nstructing the COMMITTEES Of Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency Of es-
tablishing 3 branch mint at Denver.
On Motion Of Mr.. Saw, the Committee on
Military Affairs was instructed to inquire in
to the eKpedieney of instrueting the Pay
master General of the army to authorize the
Paymsster and Assistant Paymaster to
credit and pay all commissioned officers and
volunteers their pay and allowances from
the date Of their acceptance, and taking the
oath Of allegiance.
Mr.. Stevens, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reported q bill a~ppropriating
$1,000, 900 70 complete the defsncesof Wash
lngton, The bill was passed.
The House then passed tbs Senate bill pro-
viding Tor the transmitting of certificates Of
nay Of volunteers to their families and
friends, the State to appoint three persons to
visit the several departments Of the army TO
recsive the money.
The provisions Of theformer Law, allowing
liens to suffers on the pay Of soldiers, Is re-
pealed, and all regulations on the subject are
a~brsgated, beyond the rules and articles Of
war.
The Houss also passed the Senate bill aa-
thorfzing the appointment Of general eonrt
martisls IN time OF war.
Mr.. Julian offered a resolution that The
| Committee on Judiciary be instructed to re-
mort q bill 90 amending the fugitive slave
law of 1850 as to forbid the recapture OF re-
turn of any fugitive from labor without sat
isfactory proof that the claimant Of such
fuQitives is loyal to the Government
Mr.. Holman inquired whether bis colleague
would not consent to make the resolution
merely one Of inquiry.
Mr.. Julian replied that be preferred the
present form Of his resolution.
Mr.. Holman moved to lay the resolution
upon the table. Notion lost yeas 80, nays
rs.
Mr.. Wiektife Of Kentucky, intellectually
appealed to Mr., Julian to so amend bis reso-
lutioa as 70 con6ne It's operation to eiu!sns
Of States Whish have, or may seeede. Inc
resolution passed. Yeas 70, nays 80.
M. Arnold Introduced . resolution and
wa edcptsd, thanking Col Muligan and bis
commend for their heroic defence Of licking
ion. and authorizing the 23d Illinois -egi.
ment to bear on their cOlOrs The name q
aLexsaZtoBS"
During tie eanvsssal Of the resolution the
HOUSE adjourned IN NondAy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

CHE1sTHLs Is CONEa.-AU the youngsters
in town look upon Mould 4 Hogan's estab-
lishment Is q realization of that Fsiry-land
whore the most delicate and tempting NOR.
ssls lie around in prOfusiOn; and we'll may
they for st. Nicholas, like 3 knowing old
fellow as he Is, mas bis eye upOu Sundry
wonders in the candy line in the form efsll
the animsls that inhabit the earth and the
waters under the earth; not to speak Of va
rious others devices and blandishmentl
such IS fruits, and cigars, and Christians
cakes end dainty fruit confectionery that are
more suited to children OF q larger growth.
Look in at Mould Z HOgan's:
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TELEGRAPHIC
THE WAR FEVER ABATRGl
No War Anticipated with
England.
1.-THE DISPATCHES OF ENGLISH
MINISTRY
The Affair Can be Settled By
Diplomacy
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH
Negro Instruction in Mig
siSsippi
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY
MOVEMENT FROM PORT ROYAL
RETREAT OF 1,5OO REBELS!
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE
SECRETARY CAMER0E'S Re-
IM0VAL REQUESTEDi
RETREAT OF 1,5OO REBELS
LEGISLATURE
SECRETARY CAMER0ES Re-
H0VAL REQUESTEDi
Last Nights Report


WAsHEg1oH, DEl 90.
Special 10 Post:
The dispatches Of the British Ministry are
reported to be more sensible and moderate
than represented by the English press
Nothing peremptory or imperative will Be
addressed to our Government and nothing,
in short which cannot be settled By diplo-
macy. The general feeling here is favor
able to peace, to Cancellation, and 10 the ref
erence Of all disputed questions to an inter
national commission, but no one is in favor
Of relinquishing q particle of our rights.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Annapolis this
morning, and Immediately commenced his
preparations for the departure Of the expe-
dition to the South.
A grand reVisW Of ten regiments Of the
command took place to-day. The men are
in excellent condition, and eager for the
start. -Four ofthe vessels belonging % the
expedition, arrived at Annapolis last night
making a totslo Of twelve which are in rtad[
ness tor departure.
Special to the World;
The recent dispatches concerning the Ma.
son and Slidell difficulty, will be Of q dizni-
fec but most coneiliatOry nature. They
viii satisfy the English Cabinet that no in
suit was intended. There is not the slightest
doubt but that the affair win be speedily,
honorably and smieably arranged
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
FROM CINCINNATI.

C~IEcIEHATI, Dec. 20.
The Commercials Frankfort dispatch says
there is nothing new from Somerset Tonight
To-day two Union men and one secession
ist write from 9~WingsFille saying il is re-
ported and generally believed that Marshall
and Williams have 1900 troops between.
West Liberty snd Pikstcn, with scouts ex-
tended near % OWingsFile. The gentleman
receiving these letters fears it is true, though
not generally believed at Frankfort.
The Kentucky Legislature (HOuse) adopt
ed b. the usual party vote, a resolution that
Kentucky should assume payment Of her por-
ton Of the direct tax imposed By Congress.
The Senate adopted the House resolutions
on Federal relations, amended. The Prssi-
dents action regarding Fremonts proelama-
ton approved Of The resolution requesting
the President to dispense with SeCretarT
Cameron, passed BY a uRAnimOus vote.
The Conservative Of this city has adVi-
ces from Mound City Of the 10Th, stating 3
portion Of the Sd Regiment under the con-
command of Maj. Williams, mnde a dash in
10 Missouri on the 18th inst. and burned the
villages Of Papinsville and Butler, the latter
the county seat Of Bates county, and return
ed with 9 large number of refugees stock,
Sc. They had two men killed at Butlsr-
These times have for a long time been the
resort Of guerilla bands Of rebets. Price was
A. OsceOla at ths time, and that he designed
to attack Sedalia.
Two companies Of the 4th cavalry, rsgu-
lars, arrived at Fort LesvenWorth on the
18th, tFenty-days nom Fort Wise.
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FROM NEW YORK.

INV YoRK, Dec. %.
-Four hundred Of our men, on tho 18th,
crossed to the mainland towards the Charles
ton and Savannah railroad. They had an
encounter with q rebel force Of 1900, who
refreshed after firing q voIley without effect.
A special 70 the Tribune, rom Port Royal
l4th inst gives q rnmor Of Lhe defeat Of
Rollins and the sinking Of his ship, By the
steamer Massachusetts,.
Unusual depression is reported throughout
the South. New Orleans IS particularly des-
PoRding.
A great negro Instruction is reported IL
Mississippi, and an immense smOunto OF prop
srty has been destroyed, $4,000 on the
Quitman estate alone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

LOsr.-On Thursday evening somewhere
between the American House and Public
Square, on Long street, a buggy whip,
cushion and halter. Also, a brass collar,
traces, &c. Any person finding the above
or sny part of them, viii be literally re-
wsrded by leaving the same at the LEADFE
job Office. G. s. NEwCoNB.
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THR mERRImAC.

y" ANL1NDNNTH IL ~ =.
The Bulletin says that its informsnt must
be mistaken about the Nerrimac slipping OF
the stocks. Another informant says that
the Merrimse was in the dry dock and that
her upper works were cut down 90 IS bring
her water line on almost 8 level with the
water that she was covered with heavy
timber and sheathed iron. It IS probable
that In taking her out the dry dock her
weight was so great she Wonldnot host and
that she sunk and can never be raised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
THE CITY.

Court OG Cenmon Please, Dec. 9Osh.
BRFoRI A PULL BEEoH.
Paine vs.. Paine. AIimOny allowed
$7oo to be paid the 1st Of January, 1852
and 500 one month thereafter.
GOrham ct. al. vs. BraytOn ct al. DOoreS
entered.
Ravens VI. schrinck. Notion for new
trial Overruled. Judgement on verdict.
Merchants Saving, Loan and Trust Com
psuy Ts. STANDARD ct a.. Judgement for
defendant
Holloway Va. Canheld ct al, on trial.
A decision in the Minckley case viii be
given this morning.
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New publications.

sTREAEs OF LIGHT; or Fifty-two facts from
the Bible for the Fifty-tWo Sundays of the
year. By the author Of More about
Jesus" "Peep of Day." &C., &c. Harper
Bros.
The title of this book indicates its char
acter. 1t is designed as a book for children,
and narrstes some of the more familiar
stories of the Bible in a simple and pleas
ing narrative style. 1t will be an excellent
holiday present being handsomely bound
and illustrated.
For sale by Cobb & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
MORNING. LEADER.
NV ADVRRTTERmENT1

J.B. Oobb s Co.-Holidty B .oks.
o. Cuttor 4 Bon-Auoiioa sale.
Rsstbsrg 4 Haulnann-Pooket outlerg.
CAPT n. Riehardaon-Rs Recruits Wanted.
George Il. Wymsa-Mastsr's Ralo.
George H.. WymsR-Mas,sF'a Sale.
II. Frunoh-French's Hotsl.
L. Benedict 3 son-To the Ladies.
TX O A.-Lecturo.
7 ". Msriia-Holidsy Presents.
Kseean 4 Gould-LoeEl Notice.
Baker-Toy RooEs-Loeal Noties.
George Sprasuo-ksnAl Notoa.
KeoEhn 4 aould-LoeA Estios.
Mould 4 HoGsn-Locsi Nolles.
5.B. Cobb 4 oo.-Locel Nedeos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

THE 0PERL--A large, intelligent and ap-
precistiFe sudience welcomed the Opera at
the Academy Of Music last evening, and the
performances was worthy Of such an audi
snee. We have not tbs space to take up the
programme piece BY piece, and discuss the
merits Of the performers separately, and
must therefore ask our readers to accept the
assurance that q more finished and artistic
entertainment it has never been our good
fortune 70 witness in Cleveland. This eve
ming an 5Ea<esptOnable bill Is Ohered, con.
Sisting o the comic opera q Don Pasquale,'
snd the oslsbrated " Misssrsrs" from Il Tro-
vstors. 80 abrasive 8 programme cannot
fail to I'LL every part Of the house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

GErs.-Attsntion is called to the adver-
tisement of T. ". Martin, who holds forth
at III Superior street, with a fine stock Of
bOOka and jewelry. The jewelry part is
only incidental, as Nj. Martin has a habit
of giving it AWAY TO those who buy his books,
which is q very convenient way o~fdisPosing
of gold and silver watches, silver sets, gold
| chains. etc, etc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

FuRs FOR THE HOLLIDAEs.-Messrs. E.
Stair 4 Co., 245 Superior street, have receiv-
ed a splendid stock Of Furs for the Holidays
which they are selling fully 20 per cent. be-
low last years prices. Messrs. Stair & Co.
are noted for keeping the best FurH in the
market. All who wish the best Furs at the
lowest prizes, should call and see their stock,
decIT-s6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

TEE 2STE REGIHEE1-Ths 29th regiment,
now at Jefferson, Ashtsbula county, has re-
osived orders 70 leays for Camp Chase ss
soon IS they can get ready. They will
march next weak. Col Buckley wiz prob
ably Be placed in command Of Camp Chase
and take in charge ths secession prisoners
who are brought 10 that retreat,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

~ The price Of the MoRElRa LELnHR 10
aSWs agents il One Dollar and Fifty Cent?
Per hundred, and no deviation uadsF any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHGDEsj 70 NswE
Dealers il ons-fourth Ofa cent par copy.
We would prefer hat parties ramittine
postage Stamps should send n one and hros
can't instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

Ds. REEDELL.-To the very numerous Por-
ton of the community who suffer from
corns and buniOns, we confidently recon-
mend q visit to DR.. Kendall, ChirOPodist, at
his office (above this:) We can state from
experience that cOrns are extracted BY
means of chemical solvent, without the
the slightest sensation Of pain, by this gem
tlamar-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

By. J. HTATF sMTH-This gentleman,
well known to many ~Clevslendsrs, will de-
liver q lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association, on Tuesday evening,
Dec. Path. The subject, "70 and 81, or the
First azd Second War of Independence" is
n which ahoEds an opportunity for most
excellent and instructive discourse, sndMr.
Smith will undoubtedly handle # in q style
which wiz BE- pleasing to his audience.
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80 YnRK.

NV YORK, Dec. 20.
Geo. ". Jones Of Iowa, ex-minister to
Bogoto, vas arrested BY order Of Secretary
Seward, and sent to Fort Lafayette.
Only $4,000 in specie was sent oat Ia
the Africa.
There is said to be active preparations for
large shipments in the next Jew days in case
events warrant them.
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OONeRRssIONAI.
SENATE.

H.
SENATE
Mr.. TTumbuH presented a petition asking
for the removal Of Jesse D. Bright from the
Senate.
Mr.. Wilson ~presenteds petition for the es-
~Ablishment of q system to exchange prison
era. Also a report from the Military Commit
tee and sjoint resolution expressing recog.
milton of the gaIlantry of Gen. Lyon and
the soldiers under his command at Spring.
Geld.
Mr.. Pomsroy made q few remarks In eulo-
gy on the character of Gen. Lyon with q
sketch of the battle Of Springfield, where
the warrior Of this war ended his gallant
and well spent life, as a tribute to his gal
lantry and bravery, and the soldiers.
Messrs. Nixon and Foster also spoke Of
the true worth, gallantry and devotion to the
country which characterized Gen. Lyon.
The resolution passed.
Mr.. Sumner reported from corimittee on
foreign relations the House bill for the relief
of the owners Of the British ship P~erthshire.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Trumbnl reported back from the Com
mittee on Judiciary the bill to abolish the
Supreme Court and asked to be dismissed
from further consideration Of the subject
WhereupOu the committee was discharged.
Mr.. S~aulsbury's resolution calling on the
Secretary Of War for q copy of the prOcla-
nation by General Phelps and BY what au-
thority It Wss made, wa taken up.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to amend the res0lu-
ton 90 as to include the prOclamations Of al
Generals.
M. Wilson thought there was no necessity
Of sending for the proclamation. Generals
were appointed to use the sword aud not the
pen. If they could not use the sword better
than the pen they should be mustered out Of
the service. The best thing to do was to
make the statute that no Generals be allow
ed to make proclRmaGions.
Mr.. Salisbury wanted Q disavoWal from
the Administration that no authority had
been given for such a proclamation.
Mr.. Rice said if subordinate officers had
not carried out the wishes of the President,
it was his duty to correct the wrong. He
moved to lay the resolution on the table,
Motion agreed to.
After executive session, adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

TIE WEES sIsTERs.-In the unusual
abundance Of concerts and exhibitions the
entertainments 10 be given by the Webb
Sisters during the holidays is MOTTO be lost
sight Of. Cle7elanders will welcome them
again with full houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

GouID's BAKING PoEpEE.-Keegan 4
Gould, Druggists, cOrner Of Euclid and Erie
streets, are manufao turing a Baking Powder
that is said by those who have used it to be
Just the thing needed in every family: Call
and get you a package.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

TEE LECTURE.-The Lecture Of Prot. Up-
son last evening, 'eFhs Child Like Spirit"
was a fne effort, and was appreciated
highly By those Pre'snt. The subject Was
one to which no brief abstract would do
justice, and we shall therefore attempt no
report.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
sOuTHRRN NERs.

IOU9FLLLL Do u.
Gea. Johnssn's Brigade made rec0nnnis-
IND in force to-day six miles south Of Green
river without finding any trace Ofths enc
ny.
No Official account OF the MumfordsVile
fight has yet beeu received at headquarters
nor anything from Gen. SehoePE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

OAIRo, Dec 20.
Scouts from Kentucky report large contra
band carried on with the rebels rom Illinois
via Cave in Rock, On the Ohio river, also
that rihed cannon had been placed on tie
Tennessee river for the purpose Of sinking
the gunboat C~onsstogs, which makes oeca-
siOnal trips up the river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

AsHTABULL IN EHE FIELD.-sOmetime
$50 the County Military COMMITTEES appoint.
ed 3 committee composed Of one from each
tswnship in the county, to report the num-
Der Of men now in service. The Secretary
has reports from twenty-six townships as
| anIlnua.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

C-HARLoTrsrowE, P. E. L, Dec. 10.
Via Picton, n. s., Dec 20.
The submarine cable across the Straits Of
Northumberland, connecting Prince Ed
wards Island with the Newfoundland Pele-
graph Is again broken and It is believed can
not be repaired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

ORkEToRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" il
the very best for family use.
ofaos Gnd Yard foot Of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
LADIES FURs.

We have received within the last few days
8 large assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
Furs, expressly for Holiday Gifts.
Our prices ere unusually low and remark
able satisfactory.
L. BENEDIcT & 5oN,
Dec. IL; 1858 301 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

C1aARs, &c.-Keegan & Gould, at the Eu-
cid street Drug Store, have a fine assortment
of the best brands Of cigars which &C
counts for the unusual number Of persons 10
be seen in this establishment every night
Altar 0upper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
RRAYELKRP RRarsTER.

CldIens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Hoats, will be called Cor by the
Coaoha Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address Ct the Omnibus Ohce, tEf Superior
gtreat. next door 70 the Weddel Honsa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

- ]. B. HAll's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price rs cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov s-R IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

NOTIoE TO OUR by ". G. Mills, author of
Life's ForeshadOwings. One Of the Har-
per's "select Novels" paper covers.
For sale by Cobb & Co.
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mf1aEAkF RRdM mIssonEI.
sEDaII1. s.. ao

SEDALIG, Dec. 20.
Col RalmePs brigade arrived here issR
night and Gen POPS is expscted today All
the information dom the west and north IS D
ne enect that no Efforts have been spsrsf %
give Price an ample supply Of clothing ks
ne winter. All or nearly ell, Of this kas
fallen or will fall into our bands. -Nesgl7
200 heaTlyladen wagons are slrsadE fa a.
possession, together with Rlarge quantity Of
ammunition, arm4 q thousand horses, tsnls %
camp equiPpage, &c, and between 1900
and 1000 recruits have been taken pr1soaers.r
As3or Hubbard, Of The LIST Missouri ca7aIrF. -
has captured over sixty rebel recruits within 1
ne past few days, killed several Others, ana
taken q considerable number Of tents, ssvsfalua e
wagons 3 quantity Of baggage and anna 80
and burned q mill which had been supplying 81
tho rebels for ONE time past Al1oQsthsF
the rebellion has reoeiYed 8 isEEibls shock Ii
this section Of the country within the pest
week. alsa
Its tho1ghtby many that Prios viii ordss 4
the Oage 70 assist bis Generals Stein and -
Slack, who are now in the river conuties
with 1000 on 5000 men to escort recruits
and supplies 70 their main camp Ct Osceola g
II he does he will be compelled tc stand qshs
eFal engagement, In which event Tiers & no
question whatever but that be viii be badly
defeated and bis army entirely scattered. 1
sEDAL1, No Dec. 20.
harly yesterday morning our scouts
brought % Information that tie larze rebel
train and Reimbursement that We had msreh.
ed s0mh to intercept had divided. and the
larger portion are marching south toward
HaYsfly, intending to camp at night nesr
Milford. Gen. Pope brought the main body
Of bis army In position few miles south Of
Weverly, and sent 3 scouting forco under
Col. JET 0. Davis, through Flew miles south
Of Warrensburg and Knob Knoster, to cone
on the left and rear Of the enemy; at the same
time ordering MerrilPs cavalry 10 march
from Warrensburg and come from the right.
Gel Davis pushed rapidly forward and cane
up to the enemy in the afternoon, drove III
his piekeE, carried q strongly defended
bridge bya vigorous assault and drove the
enemy into the timber, who, finding himself
surrounded, he surrendered. Thirteen hun.
dred men, including two Colonslz one
Lieut. Colonel, one Msior and seventeen
were taken prisoners, and sixty
heavily laden with supplies and
and a large number Of horsesand
mules fell into our hands. Our loss was
killed AID fourteen wounded that Of
the enemy is considerably greater.
This Is the best planned and executed ac-
ton Of tne war and reflects great credit On
The General commanding, and the officers
md men whose faithfully and promptly car
out his plans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

Tn WEBs ss4EHs.-Thsss talented ar
tistss, with Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, and the
rest Of the company, arrived IS the Angler
yesterday. They commence . short season
ct tie Academy Of Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21
mn mH m4
PA O s..

From this Gel brated mandatory Of VIM. Knabe 4
30 Baltimore These Pianos have the full 1 OF
frame, oversttung bass, aud all the latest improve
ments and for volume and tvenness OF tone, cas- =
Perior to auy other manufacture, and will be sold at
he lowest prices.
All intending to get a Piano, should not fail 10 see
these Instruments Leiore purchasing elsewhere.
HB-Bvery Piano Is fully warranted for FIVE
years, and the privilege OF exchange given ct any
time within six months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-21

LAVA TIP Gas BuEsERs-of Az improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, By
W. P, Foeo,