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Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WAsHIN NGTON, Nov. 10.
Nothing has as yet been received, either
at the Navy Department or from passen-
gers arriving from Norfolk to-day, con-
frming the reported capture of 1900 reb-
els at Plymouth, N. c., by General Foster.
1t is aseertained that the assignment Of
General Burnside to the command Of the
army of the Potomac is without Limitation.
Hence, the reports that any other General
will take the position recently held by Nc
Clellan, are not well founded This, at
least, is The present state Of affairs.
There is nothing in the latest foreign in
telligence to lead to any apprehension Of
trouble between the United States and for
eign powers in connection with American
affairs, unless it be from the persistent
course of English merchants and specula-
tors.
All statements alleging dissatisfaction
in the army in consequence of a change in
the command of the Army of the Potomac
are pronounced by those who have the best
means of knowing to be without fOunda-
tiOn,
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COMMERCIAL.
Report Of tho Now York nIarket

1AOESES oA tnS new YORK Market
For the week ending Nov. sth, Iss2, By John Boyce
q Son, Commission Merchants, 6 Peari-st
Butter-The demand for Western Butter still re.
mains good at about previous quotations. and with
very small stock and light arrivals we see no reason
/ to anticipate 4 decline. We quote choice Western
Reserve tubs late made 20 10 PC; ri. .s d. Ig to
2oc.- Yellow shipping lots Western Reserve are in
good demand at Is to I9c, and light color do Il to
lsc Sound Yellow Central Ohio sells readily at ITO
Isc, and common do a. IS to l6l5c. Michigan, Wis
oonsin and Indiana, late made and in good packages,
bring 70 to 7Oc; ordinary do. 10 to l71sc.
Cheese-The arrivals from Ohio still continue in
very small scale and prices remain firm with rather
more enquiry to meet the holiday market in Liver
pool Fancy Ohio brings 10 to l01fo and gooi to
prime 95S TO l0o; ordinary 81 to &c. English dairy
arc in good demand at lO}5 10 IKE.
LaPd-Quiel and slightly lower. No. ! IN bbls.
at g to Ioc Steam rendered, in bbls, IO to lO5sc;
Kettle rendered in bbls l0jS to loci and IO lie
in kegs.
EgEs-westsrn we'll known marks bring ls to 2Oc;
common do. Il to lSo. Egg cats bring 30 to s5c new
bbls. zoe
shouIders-Smoked country-cured to Sc.
Hams-Smoked country .cured 9 to &C. Western
in bsss, ~ toIIo.
POrlI-Dull and heavy. Mess sl2,7j; Prime sIl,75
to sll,s75Ei Prime $3.50; Clear Western sls7J
to sI4,OO.
Dressed HOEs---Hsavy Corn led 10 s}s light
do 81 to &C.
Ashes-POts are in good demand at g sI25f. Pearls
at $500
Beans-Market firm. MarroEs, strictly prime,
$40 to $3.50 Inferior do. sI75 to s2eO; Mediums
strictly prime, s. 10 to s2Zs Kidneys $3.50 to $3.50;
Mired parcels, prime, to $3.50; Inferior, do, at
sl,2j to sl,75
Beeswax-westarni in demand at IS to 4Oo.
Seeds-Clover is in rather better demand at IO'I
to lOec for Western prime and 81 IO]lc for ord-
nary. Timothy, reaPed, brings 500 to s2,2l rer
busheli and rough Flax seed s2,25 to $500.
TallOw-Rather lover. Western brings l04 to
Ill5c.
Whisky-slightly better. Sales at 81 to S7JEc.
Dried Apple5-Western new at ~ to SIC.
RS-Information furnished and business transacted
by II. c. DEMING, Western Agent.
ONCE with Alcott Horton, water-St., Cleveland
Ohio
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov.
CALIFORNTA NRWs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
Compared with the two last steamer days
money is easy. There has been over two
and aquarter a millions of gold coined at
the mint within the last month, more than
supplying the amount of coin exported.
Interest continues two per cent. Eastern
currency exchange, 18922c. discount
gold, 23Q5@Gc. premium. Commission
bills, 23@240. discount.
The San Francisco merchants have
pledged themselves not to receive or pay
out legal tender notes except at the ruling
discount, but adhere to the gold currency
at standard values. It is their intention
to have the pledge signed throughout the
State, and to refuse credit to all who de-
cline.
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~ DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS FOE FEMALES
Inlallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distinctions, from Whatever Cause, and

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IniRllible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all DISTINCTIONS, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infallible in Removing BtSpPGge5 and Irregularity
OF the Menses. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used BY the doctors for many years, both
in France and America, with unparalleled success in
every case and It is urged By many thousand ladies
who have used them TO make the Rls public for the
alevinton OF those suffering trom any Irregularities
whatever, well TO prevent Increase Of flily
where health Will not permit Il. Females peculiarly
situRted those BuppOsing themselves 80,
toned against using these Pills while in that cond-
on the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above Rdmonition, although their mldness would
srevent any mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &C
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale aud retail In Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, (tVholesse Druggists, l2J Supsrior-St.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, 1879 Sup9riqr- -St.i \. W.
SACkRlDER, 223 SUpCriOr-St; c. w. CLARK, ll9
Superior-St., and CHURCHILL & BRO, corner o.
lntario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 to either OF the above
agents through the 'Cevelsnd Post ufica, cGn have
the Pills sont any part Of the country city Conf
N B. Look out for counterieiis. Buy ne Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every boz is gned d. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe; therefore
as you value your lives and heGlth TO say nothing OF
being humbuged ont Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature of 5. d. Howe every box
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being cOunterfciteG. Tho ingredients composing the
above Pills made kLoR 70 every agent, and they
viii tell you they Ba+e and viii perform all claimed
tor them. y HOW Il. Sole Proprietor,
-uarPT R~ NeW Work
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HorsE FURSIsHIEa ARfICIrs.-At the old es.
tsbiishrnsnt CIV. P. Fogg, corner OF Superior
ant Seneca streets, can be found splostcomplete
sssortnent Of goodsin the shove line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crookery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trsys, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Rerigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream FrsezeTs, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Ouilery ivory sud common. Knifs Baskets and
Trays, and a great variety oF Eouss Furnishing
Articles, Usefal as well as ornamental
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
" e1eeuted by experienced workman.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

- Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
EleotroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep.
sla' Rheumatism, scrofala, Neuralg gia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Hoart, Lungs, liver and Urinary Or
sans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city sfter other physicians hsd failed. See sd.
Vertisement in smother eolumn. once Nc. 1is,
5enecs street
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Mrs. c. 8. Williams respectfully announces to
tho ladies' of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose of Of
tering her unrivalled Ladies' Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to ut slI forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to eaH and ez-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
successful. aug12:Hs
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THE WRECk or FHE M0SAHCH.-We mado an item
Saturday with regard to the probable loss OF the
schooner Monarch, at the mouth Of SandusEy Bay.
We learn b. Sandusky paper OF yesterday morning
that the worst fears with regard to that vessel are
realized. The wreck Of the Monarch was discovered
Saturday, lying in shoa water outside OF the bar,
near the cove 10 tho south Of Marble head light She
is thought to be but little injured. There were five
persons on board: Captain Henry Magic and -
Fitzpatrick Of Sandusky, two OEels, who belong 10
Canada, bat work on Put-in-Bay during the sum
mer, and were on their return home, and Mr.
Thompson, from Cincinnati, who, We learn, had been
spending seme time on the Islands for his health.
Nothing has been heard from any Of them. They are
undoubtedly all lost. 1t appears that one Of them
had tied himself into the rigging but had slipped out
leaving some Of his clothing still there. Search
made on Saturday and Sunday, but nothing more was
discovered, so far as we can learn, than we have
mentioned
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ANEW HALL.-An association, Of which
W.-E-Ambush is Secretary and Treasurer,
have leased the new hall over sherwOod's
Dry Goods Store, No. 246 Superior street, for
a term Of ten years, for the purpose of letting
it to such entertainments as may desire it.
The Hall is eommodious, besides being we'll
ventilated and lighted. tits well calculated
for public speaking or concerts, besides being
IN excellent dancing hall 1t will be inaug-
urated tonight by an entertainment to which
the public are invited. Tickets admitting
gent. and ladies, fifty cents. Supper extra.
Freemsn's waltz and quadriIle band are en-
gaged. The committee of arrangements are
J, W. Stanley, NJ. Milligan, W. T. Boyd,
Abel staFkey, W. E. Ambush.
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DAILY.
To city subscribers, I21s cents per week, or &C.
peryear.
By mail, 5000 per year, OF 80 cents per month.
Clubs Of five OF upward, to one Postofiee, $500.
TRI-WEEKLY.
To city subscribers, 81 cents per week, or ss25
peryear.
By mall 50 per year, or % cents per month.
Clubs Of five OF rupward, to one postofiee, $3.50
Per year The getter up Of club often or up
wards is entitled to an extra copy for his trou-
ble
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PROTEsTs.-We have received several
Communications from indignant mothers,
with regard TO the recent edict, prOelama-
ton, bulletin OF prOnunciamentO, issued by
manager Ellslor, Of the Academy of Music,
excluding children in arms. We intend to
publish them very soon.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

ALE.-The yearly revenue derived by the
Government on the manufacture and sale of
the single article Of ale must be immense.
For instance, ]. NJ. Hughes, the popular
brewer Of this city, viii pay an annual TAX of
$4,000 on the ale he sells, basing the ealcuIa-
ton on the sales OF last year, and there Is no
falling of in his business NOW, notwithstand-
ing the incrsase in the prices.
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THROWN 0UT.-In consequence Of the
liberal issue Of city orders, and the circula-
ton Of shinplasters of various kinds, Man
nger EIlsler Of the theater announces that he
will not receive postage stamps in the future
at the tieket office.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.
aURNING LEADEE uFFIUl
- MONDAY EVrETrg kovar1 har N 1862

MORNING LEADEE OFFICE,
MONDAY EYEEIEs, November 10. 1862 :
RECEIPTs-7,4sO bush wheat; l car corn and
I,2o0 bushels barley.
WHEAT-Market inactive but firm. No sales
are reported to-day 5000 bush rcd sold late satur-
day afternoon at 81, ,n1s free on board,
DRIED DAPPLES-sales Il bbl5 at 41zc
EGGS-Sales at l4c.
HIDES-Dry salted are quoted at I2ci dry trimmed
at ItGl6c; green at &c and pelts at 81 ,25a1 90
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Bound FOR MAcKRAc.-The schooner J.
c. Roder, owned by Mr.. Daniel Baker, Of
this city, was towed to Detroit on Saturday,
By the Morning Star. She had on board
three thousand kegs of powder, destined Cor
Lake Superior, which she was to discharge
at Detroit. She will then sail for Maekiaac
for cargo of fish.
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TIE NEW TU0 HEcTOR.-The new tug
q Hector, bnilt by Peck & Masters for the
Northwestern Insurance Company, has just
been completed, and will probably sail for
Oswego, where she is to be stationed, to-day
or tomorrow. She is designed for the wreck
ing business. She is of large size, a hand
some model, and has a powerful engine,
which was built by the Cuyahoga Works.
The engine is powerful enough for large
propeller. It is 261z inch cylinder and 80
inch stroke. It is a direct-aeting, high
pressure engine with adjustable cutoff. The
Heotor's hull is painted green, striped with
yellow. The upper works are painted light
er green than the hull. She is commanded
by Captain John Munson, an old and expe-
risnced sailor. S. N. Plat, Of osWego, is
the engineer. The tug is made as strong as
wood and iron could make her, and she is B
credit to her builders. She made trial trip
last sFsnipg which vas every way successful.
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ACCIDENT TO A PROPELLER CAPTAIN.-A
Detroit paper Of Friday last notices q severe
accident which befel Captain Douglas Of the
propeller Buffalo, at Sarnia last week. He
accidentally fell into the hold, broke several
of his ribs and recsived other injuries, which
may prove fatal. His home Is in Buffalo.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

Doctor Wadhams, the celebrated Corn Extract
or, is again at his old quarters at the City Hotel
on Seneca street, where all orders in his line
business will be promptly attended to. All those
afflicted with eorns on the feet will do well to
have them removed before cold weather comes
on, which he viii do without pain or soreness, IS
We can testify. The best Of fcity references given.
nnvE.A1a
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OBsTRUCTIEG CRossIEGs.-If the street
cars, which stop at the head Of Bank street,
awaiting the closing of the theater, wouldn't
stop squarely on the crossings Of Superior
street, they would Oblige numbers Of people.
In muddy walking it isn't pleasant to leave
the crossing and mako the ciFcuit of street
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CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LIEH.-The
Steamers of the cleveland and Detroit line
viii continue to run until about the 10Th of
December. The business of this line-freight
business in particulur-THs never 90 good as
now. They have all the freight they can car
~, yet so well is the business in that depart
ment managed that there are no delays in
sending freight forward, in accordance with
all agreements.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

ONE OF THE SIGNS OF THE TIIEs.-That
sple endid new show case sign which has just
been put ont by Tage & Co., Shirt makers, at
tracts much attention. tits only fair indi-
cation Of the success and prosperity which
attends this well known house.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

TIE 0LEAN.-The propeller Olean, Capt.
Rowland, which broke her shaft the
Osher day, has been repaired and will aail for
Toledo tonight. Her repairs amounted to
about thousand dollars. When the Olean
ceases running for the season she will be
taken to Buffalo to be thoroughly overhauled,
under the supervision of Capt. Rowland.
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SAILORS FoR THE MIssIssIPPI.-Lasi
evenings Lake Shore train brought one hun
dred and ninety-tEO sailors, in charge OF
four officers, on their way from New York to
Cairo, to join the Mississippi fOtlla. They
were 6ue looking and extremely jolly set Of
ta-v
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FRnM RnsrnN.

BOsTOY, Nov. 10.
The steamers Saxon, Mississippi and
Merrimac, sailed for Beaufort, North Caro-
lima, to-day, under convoy Of the United
States gunboat Huron. The steamers took
out three Massachusetts, regiments.
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MORNINGLEADER.
~ ApYERTIsFlTFNTs

John Ellsler-Aoedemy Of Music
G, Murray Gold Bracelet Lost.
S. Mann-Cloths, Cassimeres and YesHngs.
Astson Co-SeWins Machines.
s. HanE-Blask sati1stts.
Daniel B. Tilden-ProBats Sotics.
P. oOry-Horse and Wagon Picked Up.
s. Mann-Under-Garments.
B. T. Psirotto-JooaI Notice.
S. Mann-Blue Cloths aud Doeskins.
ST. Andrews sooiety-Business Notice.
Singing schoOl-LocaI Notice.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


The St. Andrew Society will hold their regu-
lar quarterly meeting this Tuesday evening, in
]. c. 6rannis Office, No. Rouse Block, st half
past seven o'clock seotehmen are invited to
attend. Perordsr efths President. RoEll;4lS
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Rnp CAIrrnnN1s

NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.
Charles Leland Of the Metropolitan Ho-
tel, sails for California Tuesday, in con-
neetion with Lewis Leland, in opening the
Occidental Hotel in San Francisco.
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get fine
likeness 10 call upon lin. A visit to his gal
lery, No. 25S Superior street, viii richly repsy
both citizen snd stranger. R27H
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We VIII pay the highest premium fo7 Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and Ooto-
Der Coupon Interest Of any house in the city.
G. A. READ & CO.,
sept Zl425 Bankers, 95 Superior 81.
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ABOUT BILLIARDs.-The Buffalo Courier
Of yesterday contains the following:
We understand that after the billiard
match Thursday night, General ]. W. Fitch,
of Cleveland, offered to match Seereiter and
Foley against aoy two men in America, in q
four handed game, caroms, l,5 0 points up,
for 81, 900 side. Also, General Fitch offer
ed to make tn ee matches, same game as be-
fore, SssTeiter against Phelan, Foley against
Kavanagh, and Fox against Deery, for 81 900
each.
% Neil Bryant, Of New York, offered to
back KaEanagh at the same game for 50 600,
against any man in the country, match to he
played in New York eity."
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

DREDaSG.-Ad dredge was at work yes
terday, clearing away a sand-bar which has
existed in the harbOr, opposite the foot of
Front street.
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DETROIT, Nov. TO-
Returns from the upper peninsula, place
the election Of Jno. F. Dregg, Republi-
can, to Congress from the 9th District, be-
vond doubt
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ARREST ToFAFoRGER.-Somed OF A detectives in
this city arrested, on Saturday, man calling
himself Charles VIM, who is believed to be
deeply interested in the business Of forging,
although be alleges that he has simply been
made the dupe Of a more designing knaVe.
He came here on Thursday last, in company
with another man calling himself Edward
Minturn, and both put up at the johnson
House. On the following day they hired a
store on River street, for the purpose, as they
said, of specuIating in produce. They came
to the Leader Job Office and had some busi-
ness cards printed. The same day they de-
posted for collection, certified checks en- the
Continental bank of New York, one with W.
W. Wright, another with Il. B. Wick & Co.,
and another with C. A. Read & Co., each for
S4, 500, taking reoeiPts therefor.
On Saturday VIM made unsuccessful at
tempts at the Bank Of Commerce and at the
Commercial Bank, to get certified check on
the Continental Bankof New York for s., 500,
cashed. In the mean time, C. A. Read &
Co., becoming suspicious that all was not
right with their new customers, telegraphed
to New York and found that the parties were
not known at the Continental Bank. An Of
feer was Immediately notified, who followed
Winn into the Merchants Bank, watching
his movements. The officers of the Bank
were instructed to aecede to his requests, and
when he (Winn) presented $500 check,
purpOrting to be drawn by "A. Babeoek &
Co." on the Continental Bank to the orderof
" Edward Minturn, Esq" the check was re-
eeived and certificate Of deposit for the
amount given. Winn was afterwards fol-
lowed to the Rainbow saloon, on Water street.
and arrested. He is in Jail. Minturn has
probably fed.
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THEATER.-Ths Richings drew a crowd
edhouse lastnight in the play Of +" Extremes" I"
To Perpetrate a pun, which we candidly
acknowledge ought-tO entitle US to sixty days
on bread and water, the play was extremely
successful. ItabOunds in hits upon the pop
ular foibles of the times, political and other
wise, which serve to amuse the audi
enee greatly. THERE'S sufficient mingling Of
wit and sentiment in this play to please all.
1t will be repeated tonight.
THE City Council meets this evening at
the usual hour.
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REVENUE sTANPs.-E1press, telegraph,
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the POstoficc. nov6:RI2
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HARTFORD, Ct, Oct. 10.
Belden's gin distiIlery in this county,
was destroyed By fire this morning. Loss
about $4,000. No insurance.
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, IS
Champlsin street. ..
FaAEK Il. & FEAEK GSWALBRIDGE.
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