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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17
JONI M ER CiAL.
Report Of the New YOrk mar ..er

HGrurl OF the view ork mal &EE
EOr the week ending dec. 18th, 1867 BY John Boyce
4 Son, Commission Merchants, Ss Pearl-st.
Burter-We have nothing new to report in the
price Of Butter. The receipts Of Western are very
light and prices firm. We quote prime roll 20 to
PC; fair to good do. IS to 2Oc; Western Reserve
tubs late made 20 to PC Firkins do Is to 2lc yell
low shipping losWestern Reserve are in good demand
at IS to zoe and light color do, Ito lsc Sound yel
low Central Ohio brings Il to c and common do. IS
to lsc Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin, late made
and in good packages, bring l9 to 2lc, and common
to good do. l5to Isc.
Cheese-The market is inactive from scarcity Of
Ohio, but prices are firm. Fancy large dairies bring
O5 lie; good to prime do e2 to lOc; ordinary do
sto 9kc English dairy is saleable at ~ to l2]kc.
Lard-Remains at about our last quotations.
We quote No. ] in bbls. e]4c; Steam rendered,
in bbls, sk to sic; and Kettle rendered. in bbls.
90 to lOc and lOkc for kegs.
Beef Hams.-Western new per Dbl. sl2,5O to
sl6OO.
Hams-SmOked country y-eured to &c. Western
in bags, % to lie.
PorIL-Is higher for mess. We quote mess sI4,OO
to sI4,25 primeis,62k to sll75i prime mess 1920
to 5000 for old andnew.
Dressed HOgs-Market Is lower. Western
Heavy Corn fed SO to &c; light do. SIS to SIC
Ashes-Pots are in demand at $3.50. Pearls at
SIS per 100 Lbs.
Beans-There Is but little change in the market.
holders are firm however. We quote MarrOws,
strictly prime, s275 to s2S5 Inferior do s2,25 to
$3.50; Mediums, strictly prime, s2,55 10 s2,65i
Inferior do. s2,25 to s2,4Oi Kidneys, strictly
prime IS to s2s5; Inferior do 81 20 to $3.50; Mix
ed parcels PRIME $40 to s255 Inferior, do at $500
to s225. Quotations for Beans include packages.
Eggs-Are higher. We quote Western by ex-
press q to &c; do ordinary Il to 2lc lined Eggs,
loss of, II to I9c Egg oats per bush5Oc; new bbs.
2Oc.
Beeswnx-Western yellow ss to 4Oc.
s-ClOver-chOice Western brings lO5z to lO4
the latter extreme figure common do 10 to lOj4c.
Timothy sells at g, to s2S76 Rough fax 50, TO
$3.50
TalIOw-Western quiet at iO4 to lOISc.
WhislIy-Sales at 80 to 39c.
Dried AppIes-Choice Western at 5jk to5Sc,
aS-Information furnished and business transacted
by II. O. DEMING, Western Agent.
Office with Alcott Horton, Water-st., Cleveland
nhfo
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FROlI TEE SEAT or war.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF POTOMAC, I
FALMOUTH December l6-1:45 Pm.
During last night the army of the Po-
tomae evacuated their position on the Op-
posite side Of the river The movement
was perilous one but it was conducted
in safety. The Artillery was the first to
cross the river. The last of the Infantry
brought up the rear shortly after daylight.
The enemy never discovered the movement
until it was too late to do US any damage.
As soon as the last man got safely across
the river, the pontoon bridges were re-
moved, thus cutting off all communication
between the two shores. Our wounded are
all safe and on this side. There was a
heavy wind all last night accompanied
with considerable rain, which assisted us
in our move and prevented the rebels
from learning our intentions.
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TIE STEAM FIRE ENGINE QUESTION
Considerable discussion was had in Council
last evening and several resolutions adopted,
with regard to matters pertaining to the Fire
Department. Phoenix Engine Company No.
4 notified the Council that they were ready
to deliver their engine and hose carriage to
the city as Der Contract and demanded thatthe
city fulfill its portion Of the contract by
buying said engine and carriage. There
upon the Council resoinded the resolution
passed November Ilth, instructing the Fire
and Water Committee to purchase the engine
and carriage Of No. 4. It was urged that
the city did not need them, now that We are
likely to have two additional steam FIRE en-
.Vines, berides the title Of the Company to
the engine was not considered to be beyond
question.
1Aresolution was offered BY Mr.. Palmer
ana adopted, disbanding Phoenix Fire En-
eius Company, as connected with the Fire
Department Of the city of Cleveland; also di-
Eeeting the City Marshal to take possession
Of Phoenix Engine HOuse and remove all
property in it not belonging to the city; also
instrueting the Committee on Fire and Water
to equip and man the new steamer. twill
be seen too, by the report, that the Commit
tee on Fire and Water are authorized to
purchase two new steam Ere engines of the
Seneca Fails Company, similar to the one Ws
now have. They will cost g 500 each.
The Committee authorized to examine
whether the new steamer had been damaged
BY hremsn or others, reported that itbAd not.
Itseems to Us that this mattel Of substi-
tuting steam FIRE engines for hand machines
might have been got along with without
eauling 50 much hard feeling as sP-
psar5 to exist on the part Of the FIRE com
pauies. The latter have done good Ssrvie'
heretofore in saving property and are deserv-
inE Of consideration certainly. Phoenix En-
CINE Company placed their house in charge
ofMarahaI Gallagher last night, Immediately
after the Council adjourned,
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NEW YORK lIARKET.-Decemb 16.
LEY TELEaRAPHl


CottOn-Market quiet small sales at 659661zo for
middng uplands.
FlOur-Market more active and shade frmer,
closing firm.
Sales at s57595 so supeTne state; s. Od5 Is extra
staiei s5155,OO superhne western; s6,20d6,5O CON-
mon 70 medium extra western; 81, ,7O66,75 common 10
good shipping brands extra round hOOped Ohio.
hisl{y-Market without material change. Sales
Of $50 bbls at 3S56Gsgc
Whent-Market shade hrmer and rather more
doing.
sales Of Chicago spring at >, ,26al, ,29; Milwaukee
club at lr2JG ,3i winter red western 81 seal AZ
amber Iowa at 81 ,34@l 81; white Michigan Sl56
winter red state 81 I,4409sI As.
COrn-Market more active and r shade frmer.-
for damaged and heated.
OaIs-Market quiet, with small sales at 676l7Oc.
COGee-Market dull and heavy. Rio 2g3
sugar-Market quiet. Sales 800 hhds Muscovado
at e4c for fair refnirg e.
mOlnsses-New Orleans in moderate demand at
30d4Oc.
POrk-Market dull and prices UNCHANGED.
Becf-Market shade lower.
dressed HOEs-Market little irmer Sales at
54lG57sc for western.
BncOn Sides-MarketQ quiet. Sales Of 365 boxes
at nc for Cumberland cut, and 9d91sc for western
Lnrd-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales $50 bbls
al y54dgt5c. Sales small lots choice at l0C.
Butter-Unchanged.
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New YORK, Dec. 16.
A Washington correspondent of the
Commercial Advertiser dated the 18th
instant, says if our armies are crowned
with victory before Fredericksburg, it will
ensure the appointment Of Judge Holt as
successor Of Mr.. Smith, Secretary of the
Interior. Should any mishaps occur, it
may lead to a reconstruction Of the Cabi-
net, and the recall of General Mcclellan
to command.
Already we have many speculations and
rumors on the subject, but like everything
else, the war news is to decide it. Mean
while almost every one is excited and fe-
yerish and impatient.
The bark Reindeer, from Fort Thomas
Nov Both, reports that she passed the frig-
ate San Jaeinto off that port, and that it
was reported at St. Keitts on the 29th that
the Alabama returned to Martinique on the
26th, and was loading coal from British
neutral bark in that hsrbor.
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sOlOmOnsOn's Improved SpectacIes.
In. sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIOIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of
the trade. From his long residence In this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say 70 his old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could be put forth 70
under his inspection, to suit the eyes, IN all ca
curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation Of the
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMONSOR'S estab-
shment the most reliable 70 get the best articles
in that line that can be obtained mas become es-
tablished fact and attosed by his patrons whose ad
vice Il is GO TO BOLOMONSON'S make no mis-
tAke) 100 Superior-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind OF SPEOTACLEs
adanted TO yUuE sight
EE Mr. S0lonOns0n would here In 'orm the public
that he employs any in the sale Of his Len
ses and those who desire pair pf his sprtacleR can
--Iy--s-ssfTI uy C1iffng Ms EstablshMent.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
as perfect natural.
OTTIcE-No. IsO superior-st., under the American
Hotel Apr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

This delightful article for preserving and beau
tfying the human harris again put up by the
original proprietor, and is now made with the
same care, skill and attention, which first ere
ated its immense and unprecedented sales Of
over one million bottles annually tits still sold
at 25 cents in large bottles. Two million bottles
can be easily sold in a year when it is again
known that the Kathairon is not only the most
delightful hair dressing in the world, but that it
eleanses the scalp Of seurf and dandruf gives the
hair lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and pre-
vents it from turning gray. These are eonsid-
erations worth knowing. The Kathairon has
been tested for over twelve years, and is war
rauted as described. ANY lady who values a
beautiful head of hair will use the Kathairon. It
is finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. It is
sold by al respectable dealers throughout the
world. D. 5. BARNES CO.,
Observation-Disclosures New York.
Indiana and Kentucky Money Wanted.
C. A. Read Co., pay the highest premium
for the Bank Of the States Of Indiana, Kentucky and
Canada Money, at s5 Superior street.
dec3425.
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ACADEMY OF EUsIC.-The second pro
duetiOn Of the exciting drama, "PeeP o.
Day" drew a capital house last night and
passed of better than on the previous even
ing, as it is natural it should, the actors i'm
proving in their parts. tits long since play
has created 60 decided sensation in Cleve-
land as the above has done. Old and young
are talking about and every body is anxious
to see it. It possesses that fascinating ming
ling Of pathetic sentiment and roaring fun
which is SO much relished by theatsr- gOers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway are already estab-
Ished favorites here and they deserve to be.
s'Peep o. Day viii be repeated tonight.
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Ofseeretary Of Water Works, for Nov. 1852.
Total receipts, S435 81 total expenses, $500
25 expenses over receipts, 1924 A.
RESOLUTIONS
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DEATH OF DR.. LEONARD HANEA.-We re-
eret to be called upon to announce the
death Of DR.. Leonard Hanna, which occurred
at his residence on Prospect street, on Mon
day last, at 8 O'Clock A. X. Dr.. Hanna for
merly resided in New Lisbon, ColumbiAna
county, where he had an extensive practice
As a physician. In 1852 he came to this city
and engaged in the commission business,
since which time the firm of Hanna, Garrett
son & Co. has been widely known, being
heavily engaged in the Lake Superior trade
and commission business. During last year
the old firm was dissolved, DR.. Hanna con-
tinuing in that Of Robert Hanna & Co. He
had very vide circle of aequaintances, and
was universally respected. Notice of the
death, and time of the funeral, will be found
elsewhere.
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CArRo. Dec. 16.
FROlI CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.
The Sacramento taxpayers made an
application to the local court for an in
junction restraining the Treasurer from
paying the January interest on the city
bonds. They expect to show that one
half of the city debt or about eight hun
dred thousand dollars, are illegally issued,
on the pretext to avoid liability.
There are but few bonds held here, and
it is doubtful if bond-holder's interests
are represented in court with much zeal.
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CoURT OF ColnloE PLEAs.-BERoRE
JUDeE CoFF1iIBERRE.-The case Of Parish vs..
Parish, alluded to in yesterday afternoons
edition, (ses fourth page was submitted to
the Court yesterday afternoon, and the de-
cisiOn will be given in the first week Of the
February term coming.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. Is.
The Nashville cars arrived on time. All
quiet along the road.
There is nothing new from the south oS
Nashville, except slight and unimport-
antIskirmish yesterday at Munsonville.
The hospital opposite Mumfordsville
was burned to-day. The soldiers were all
safely removed.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
TUESDAY EVENING, December l6, 1852.
WheRI-Markets steady with sales car on track at
sl,l3, and 5000 bush from store at sl,I5.
COrn-Has advanced. Sales cars at SIC.
Onis-Saleof car at 45c.
Highwines-Market unchanged and selling at
ss1zg37e.
Butter-sale Of 1900 lbs good Western Reserve at
lsc.
seeds-salo Of 100 bush clover at $500, and $50
bush timothy at $500.
Eggs-Sale of bbls at I6xc.
HOgs-steady at $3.50 for weight averaging 200
lbs.
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ORPHAE's BAzAAR.--We trust particular
attention will be paid to the call of the man
ayers on behalf of the Bazaar. Such beau
tiful pageant as was presented last winter,
needs only to be repeated to insure success.
Asan enthusiastic beginning is all impOr-
tant to this Iaudable effort of the friends Of
the orphans, let the meeting on Wednesday
lack neither numbers nor enthusiasm.
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ANOTHER IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF On.
"A dispatch received in this city yesterday,
from Pittsburg, makes brief mention Of
great destruction Of oil on the Allegheny
river, by freshet, which occurred on Mon
day last It is estimated that 10000 barrels
of oil in barrel and bulk, were destroyed.
The loss must be at least 100000. The oil
was owned by different parties throughout
the country. We did not learn whether any
of it was owned here or not. A great num-
Der Of boats laden with oil we're swept down
the river and sEampsd, their cargOes being
lost. Such wholesale destruction Of oil must
have some influence on the market, we
should think
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"THE END OF AEoETNA."-Did'nt the
Ohio State Journal Of the 10th inst. forget to
give the end of "AnOnyma?" They gave
the beginning Of an article with the above
title but terminated it very abruptly when
interest in it began to be excited. Come
now, where's the end of AnOnyma2
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Steamer Burned by Guerrilla8,
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\ Y. MONEY nIARKRT-December 1s

lBl IELEGHAPH.l
MOney-Msrket continues easy at per cent for
loans cali.
sterling ExchanEe-Market irmer and quiet
at lifgli5 for merchants and l45zdl46 for bankers
bills.
GOld-Market unsettled and firner opening at
S2a4, advancing to 334, and closing steady AT 34R
323s per cent. premium.
Government STOcks-Market without decided
change. United States 6's, 1851 coupons lnl; 7-sO
Treasury Notes lO3%NlU3M. United States SIS, "a
coupons, 92i5; United States 6s, year certificates
92H
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TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, 1852.
All the members present except Messrs.
Rogers, Stevens and Wenhouse.
President Masters in the Chair.
The minutes of last meeting we're read
and approved.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
From George B. Ely, Treasurer Of the
Cleveland, Painesville 4 Ashtabula Railroad
Company, notifying the Council that a semi
annual dividend Of Eve per cent. on the cap
ital stock Of the Company was declared at a
meeting Of the Board of Directors, also an
extra dividend of three per cent, both Of
which are clear Of the Government tax, and
payable to the shareholders respectively at
the Office Of the Treasurer, on and after jan
uary I'd, 1868. Referred to Sinking Fund
Committee.
Of Committee from Phoenix Fire Engine
Company No. notifying the Council that
their engine and hose carriage is ready to
deliver to the city according to contract, and
that said engine company is ready to fulfill
sll the conditions for the purchase and sale
Of said property, heretofore made, and de-
mand that the city shall fulfill its part Of
the contract. They tender to the city said
engine and hose cart. Committee on Fire
and Water.
PETITIONS.
OfC.J. Keeler and others, asking that the
paving Of the sidewalk in front Of their pro-
perty, on Erie street, be deferred until the
ground is settled in the spring. Board Of
City Improvements.
Of. II. Waddle and others, residents Of
the 5th and 7th Wards, asking the enforce
ment Of the ordinance in regard to weighing
coal, in their portion of the city. Market
committee.
REPORTS.
OF Board Of City Improvements, stating
that the total cost of stone crossings whom
laid is from 20 IL cents to p IL cents per
foot. The amount of stone required TO con-
struet the crossing, contemplated up to No
vember 9Th, is $50 feet. Filed.
Of committee on Harbors and wharves, that
las per resolution Of COuneil) they have noti
fed the Harbor Master to see that no two
vessels are laid up along side of each other
above the Light House street bridge. The
object is that the bridges may not be en-
dangered by the breaking loose Of vessels by
spring freshets The committee approve of
the resolution. Filed.
The Special Committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Van Tassel and Roberts, appointed
by the Council to investigate and report what
damage, if any, the steam fire engine had re-
ceived, reported that after a careful exam
nation they were of the opinion that the en-
CINE had received no damage from any person
10 or out Of the Fire Department. Filed.
Of Edwin Hart, Chief Engineer, report Of
the quarter ending Dec. 9th, 1862;
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OTF1oE CoLLEcroR OF IxTERNAL REvESUE,
1ezu nraSurcr. CrFvFIsNp Dec. l6. 1862

In order that the community may be fully
supplied at all times with the different classes
of Revenue Stamps, I have made an ar
rangemsnt with E. COwies, Esq Postmaster
of the city, to transfer to him all the Stamps
that I have on hand, and all that have or
dered from the Department. Hereafter no
Stamps will be sold at this Office, and the
public win be fully supplied on application
at the Stamp Window Of the Postofice.
dec17tf R.C. PARSONS, Collector.
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= LEcTURE.-There was q good house at
Reverend Mr.. Pitkin's lecture on " Yeddo +"
last evening, notwithstanding the weather.
The lecture was very interesting, which is all
We have space to say of it this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

THE Skaters Manuel, complete guide
to the art Of skating, with rules for plain and
fancy skating, hints to beginners, &c. Also,
q new novel BY Mrs. Henry Wood, entitled
Judge Haliburton's troubles; also, Ledger,
True Flag, American Union, &c, just receiv-
ed BY Wilson & Widdieombe.
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HoLIDAYs HoLIDAYs The time is

HOLIDAYS HoLIDAYs The time is ap-
preaching when our kind friends will expect
!" to be remembered" and we would suggest
that there can be no more appropriate gift
for mother, ioite or sister, than a nice set of
Fine FHrs, or if that want is supplied, Fur
Hoods, Fur GloUes, or Fur MittsHs.
Nothing will be more acceptable to Faith
er, Husband or Brother than a Fur Cap, Fur
Mifler, or Fur GIoUes. These articles in all
varieties, may be found at Fuler's, 2l5 Su-
perior st., MARBLE block with many other
articles which are suitable for Holiday Gifts,
and their prices are the Iolrsst iH the market.
decl6:420
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET.---Docembor IS.

Stocks Market quite active and higher. Chicago
ann Rock Island 50z Pittsburgh, Fl. ayne and
Chicago 81; Toledo and Cleveland 69l{ Gaiena and
Chicago sly cleveland and Pittsburg 45o Illinois
Central scrip 7o5A Michigan Southern, guaranteed
Company III; Cum cerland Coal Company l216 Mis-
souri, 6's 81; Pittsburgh, Fit. Wayne and Chicago
I'd, g2zi.
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NV ADVRRTIsRmKNTs.

John Ellsler-Aeadenay o. husio.
Z. O0Elss-AdTerfissd Letters.
J. Ball-UmbTella Manu- aeturing Company.
s. 8. stoni --Clevs'and Skating Park.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt a CO-Feathsrs,
D. A. Da1glsE-cavalry Horses Wanted.
r. Il. Maban-PheniK No. 4-Loeal Notice
h. wilkins -Burgy Wanted-Loeai Noties.
7. ElEoOa-Oyzters, &c-LOeal Notice
wilson 4 Widdicombe- -Pspers-LOeal Notice.
BIker-Fspsrs-Local Notice.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


ms urred up E1JIre5- r1uTr Dressing Ev'Os.,
over his Barber Shop, No. ls2 Detroit street,
West side. He is now prepared to make switch
es, curls, &c, at the lowest rates. Curling and
braiding done in the best style. Give him call.
dae16-492
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OYSTERS IT. Elwood, on Bank street,
receives daily, fresh supplies Of Shrewsbury,
Princess Bay and Count Oysters, also CLANS,
&c, dee17:2W
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FURs.-T S. Paddock, the enterprising
halter and fur dealer, has just returned from
New York with large and exceedingly val
liable addition to his stock of winter furs to
which be desires to direct the attention of
purchasers. No lady should purchase her
furs without first visiting Paddock's. He
has caps, muffs, fur eloaks, fur skating caps
for gentlemen and ladies, fur gloves, and in
short, everything in the fur line. His as
sortment is so large and varied that every one
can be suited. He has fresh arrival Of fur
goods every few days, and is selling an i'm
mense quantity. decl6:3t
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WAETED.-A situation as kitchen girl,
by a respectable GeT.a-n PlUtestaHt mOniea-
Apply at IS Prospect street. deelI;u
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In consequence Of the recent advance in
the price of Newspapers, the subscribers are
compelled to charge the following rates here
after: All the illustrated papers, Wilkes,
Waverly, Literary Companion, Independent,
Observer and Scientific American, TEN CENTS.
Pilot, New York Weekly, Home Journal,
Scottish American, Banner, Herald of Prog
ress, Clipper, Police Gazette, New York
Weekly Times, Tribune, Herald and World,
SIX CENTS. Cleveland Dailies, Four CENTS
all others FIVE CENTS.
WILSON & WIDDIooMBE, W, D. BAKER, 7.
B. STAIR, T. D. QUINLAE, II. J. 0LMsTEAD Il
Bros, W. A. ISGHAN, West Side), HUTTON
& BUELL., West Side.) dec16:4I9
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MoEAs Relief Remember the
annual supper and ball of the above So
ciety, at National Hall, tomorrow Thurs
day. evening. There will be a pleasant
tine
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BUGGY WANTED.-A new one morse bug
gy will be traded for at fair rates. Call at
205 Ontario street. d. WILKINS
dae17dI9
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FROlI RALTINIORF.

BALTIMORE, Dec. l6.
It is reported by the Old Point boat that
the English steamer Cadmus reported hav-
ing seen large fleet entering Cape Fear
river.