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NY. MONEY MARKRT-NOvember 26.

III ILLIaHAFHsI
MOney-Market easier at per cent. call
loans.
Sterling Exchange-Marketd dull and dropping.
The quotations are l4l@li2 for merchants and l43g
l43S for bankers bills.
GoId-Market opened firm at 29k and closed
steady at 29bsQ2956 per cent premium.
Government Srn0EG-Market little easier
United ates 6's Of 1857 1os 49lOsX 7-Ss Treasury
Notes lO4uIU4A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

ExoHANeED.-John McCauley, Quarter
master Sergeant Of Bartlett's Battery, Colo
mel Barnett's Ohio Artillery, was captured
nine miles from Nashville, September l4th.
he was released September goth, and has
been in Camp Lew Wallace. He came here
yesterday, and learning that be has been ex-
changed, will leave for Nashville to re-jOiu
his regiment this morning. BE is we'll
known here
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

NASHVILLE, NOV. 70.
Sixty psroled rebel officers and soldiers
took the oath of allegiance to-day Volun-
tarily, also rebel citizens. Fifty paroled
federal officers and soldiers who had sur
rendered in eowardly manner to the reb-
els at different times, were marched
through the streets dressed in night caps
and sent To Camp Chase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

ST. Andrews Festival. Our Scotch
citizens, Who keep alive the memory Of St.
Andrew by uniting together in social way
on St. Andrews day, have cOmplsted their
arrangements for making this year no exeep-
ton to the rule. The St. Andrews sOeiety
viii give their annual festival on Monday
evening next at the American Hotel. Al
though Scotch people enjoy these festivals
greatly, reviving as they do the fond memo
riss Of bonnie Scotland yet it il not necessa-
" to be Scotch or descendants Of Scotch to
derive enjoyment from attending these fssti-
vals, for they are alEnys delightful, and none
who participate in them but remember them
with pleasure. A splendid supper will be
spread BY BrOekssy there viii be ths usual
ecAIts and speeches, and then merry dance
and good time generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

THUNDER AND LIoHTEIEG.-AdamT Thun-
der was drafted in Franklin township, Pa,
and Theodore Lightning has been drafted in
the third ward Of Kenosha. With the assist
anee of Thunder and Lightning we certainly
ought to be able to conquer the rebels.
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CHICAGO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs
Inv Turununpu

FIOur-MaTket5 cents lower.
Wheat : Market k9lc lower Sales at ss99lc for
No. and 77Gl79c for No 2.
COrn-Market l1ke lower. Sales at 3l9sl1ze.
Receipts-4l00 bbls four 1900 bush wheat;
u ,OuD bush corn.
ShiPments-l2O-O Bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat:
$1,000 bush corn.
Freights-Dull.
EXchange-Market unchanged.
GHOld-2sG23k
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HOTEL CHAEeE.-We are informed that
COlonelJ. P. Ross of the WeddeI will as
sumo the prOprietOrship of the Angler House,
on Monday next. he viii keep open the
Weddep, as usual, until January 1st, 1853,
when it will be closed forthe winter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

"THE Way TO Do IT."-To whiten and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, Clark's
Gaylord's, Sackrider's, or any good druggist
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalled Tooth Paste, and you will
meet with complete success. Try it. Nov. 1.
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To THE PUBLIo.-The undersigned begs
leave to inform the public that he is now pre-
pared to furnish meals and luneheons, inelud-
ing the choicest meats, and different variety
of game, the market affords and would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally.
W. R. MOULD,
NIL Corner Euclid St and Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

CoRREoTIoE.-We are requested to state
that the young lady upon Academy Lane,
the fracture Of whose limb We have reported,
did not break it in "romp" as was stated,
but accidentally tripped upon a cane which
was lying upsn the hOOr, as she entered
the door.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

THAEKsGIv1Ee LUSCH.-" Gen. Mike :"
at his L" Place on Bank street, will serve up
a Thanksgiving lunch this morning at ten
O'Clock, consisting of roast turkey and roast
fowl, with the ct ceteras, besides several
other ceteras that never were ct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

MILWAUKEE, NOV. 70.
Gen. Pope leaves for Washington to-
morrow.
a telegraph from Madison announces
the death Of Hon. Luther Hanohett, mem
Der of Congress, of brain fever.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THANKseIvMa SERMoS.-Rev. G. H.
Vibberts win preach to-day at half past ten
o'clock q Thanksgiving sermon at Sons Of
Temperance Hall, opposite the Postofies.
All are invited.
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GRAPEsl GRAPES We have just re-
eeived from Kelley's and Put-in-Bay Island
1000 boxes selected Cstawba and Isabella
Grapes, and offer them in lots to suit purehas-
ers at the lowest market price.
SANBoRE K IEGERsOLL,
No. A south side Public Square.
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 70.
The official vote gives Blair 1853 majority
over Knox for Congress. It is stated that
Knox will contest.
The radical emancipation Legislative
ticket is elected by an average majority of
1900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

FURs, FURs, FURs.-A new lot of fine
Mink Furs just received. Also q supply of
Fancy Robes, Buffalo Robes, &C., eompris-
ing the latest stock in market. Call and see
them, at FULLER's, 230 MARBLE BLOCK.
uoVII AIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE schOonsrs Fortune and Contest are both dis
charging coal al WyandOtte The former after IN
loading will be ;owed to this port and laid up. The
latter takes cargo Buffalo where she lays up for
the winter. Detroit Tribune.
The schooner Carlton which cleared from this port
the fore part Of last week for Yates Is ashore up the
lake, but at what point did not learn. 1t IS pro-
bable she is laden with gTain.-LOswego Times.
TOTAL WRECR.-The schooner Helen Mar, which
went ashore on the 18th inst, twenty miles below
Niagara, has since become a total wreck. She was
owned BY John Proctor, Of Hamilton, and was la
in the North Western Of OswegO and the Provincial
OF TOronto.-tToronto Leader
A NEw FEATURE IN LAKE. NAVIGATION learn
that the owners Of the schoOners Gold Hunter, A. G.
MOrey, Titan and Thomas kingsford, have chartered
the tug Pinderville these vessels now in this
port, from Port COlbOrne to Chicago at 500 apiece
Their cargoes will consist Of salt.
TIE steamer Michigan, of the Buffalo and Green
Bay lin has made her last trip TOR the season. and is
dscharng her freight prep ,ratOry to laying up
During four months Of the she has piled be-
tween Green Bay and CollingwOod, since which she
has been running between the former port and Bul-
fao. Her entire seasons operations have terminated
tree from any accidents or disasters WhateYsr.-D
trOit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

Dr.. BETTELET gives particular attention
to the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the lungs, Homeopathiedl-
ly. Office with DR.. Beckwith, near the Post
office. Residence 233 Perry street. nov22:427
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.
The Court of Inquiry in the case of
General Mcdowell re-assembled to-day,
when he having been called upon read
paper submitting plan Of investigation.
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3ooKKEEp1No, taught at Commercial Col

legs day and evening.
Writing taught at Commercial College day
and evening.
Commercial La,s taught at the Commercial
College day and evening.
Commercial Arithmetic taught at CONNER
cial College day and evening.
TeLegraph;ag taught at Commercial Col
lege day and evening.
novI3:4I7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

HARPKR's Ferry SoLDIERs.-The last
train bringing ParOled soldiers from Chicago,
East, left Chicago yesterday afternoon, and
viii reach hore, probably, this afternoon. A
pretty expensive little affair was that at Har-
per's Ferry, where these men were taken
prisoners The business alone Of taking
several thousand paroled men from Harper's
Ferry to Chicago and then back to Washing
ton, must have cost heap of money, more
probably than the writer of this ever had to-
gether at any one time, in all his life.
All things considered, that Ferry has been
an expensive ferry to Uncle samuel-ferry
expensive indeed. We have thought some
times that it would have been money in I'm
Gle Sans pocket, had he, when Mr.. Harper
first talked of starting ferry there, given
him half dollar to rsIinquisb the project.
The importance Of securing Harper's Fer
~ became obvious at an early period of this
war, it being first seen by John Brown
Since that time, our side and the rebels have
taken turns in seeing tho importance Of Sc
curing that ferry, and have alternately Sc
cured it. We would take it, driving out the
rebels, and after q little the rebels would
cone back and drive US out. The country
would be assured one day that the federals
held undisPuted possession, and the next we
would hear that the rebels had been back,
burned the town, torn down the bridge, and
played the deuce generally. It has been the
"little joker "Of the war,-nOW we have it,
now we don't.
The country is pretty we'll satisfied that we
may lay the expense and disgrace attending
the last federal reverse at Hsrper's Ferry, to
base treaehery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

PARTNER WAETED-Ina a manufacturing
business, an active man with $1,000 or $1,000
capital, can make a good investment Adj
dress postofiee box 272S. nov27:4I6
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BUFFALO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20
TBY TEIEauApu1

ElOur-Market rules quiet and steady.
Wheat-Market quiet with nothing being ship
ped through. The only sales reported were 1900 bu
No Chicago spring at &c, and 7,OOO bush do Ol
private terms.
COrn-Market in fair demand with sales Of 81
bush at 49c for Chicago and Toledo.
OaIs-Market steady at SIC.
Barley-Market quiet.
Rye-Market quiet aud no sales
WhislIy-Market quiet at sc.
lmpOrts-lT,0O0 bBls -four; $1,000 bush wheat
5000 bush corn.
Exports-27OO bbls -four. $1,000 bush wheat
ls6O00 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

GoTTscHALK.-It viii be seen by referring
to our advertisement columns, that this eele-
bratsd pianist viii be here next week, giving
two entertainmsnts-Tuesda and Wednes-
day svenings-at Brainard's Hall. Miss
Caroline Patti, the primR donna from the
Aeadamy Of Music, New York, who created
quite sensation in former visit to this
city, will also appear. The Boston Herald
speaks Of the late concerts in that city, as
follows.
"Mr. Gottschalk's concerts have been the
principal sensation Of the past week. The
distinguished pianist has held forth on two
evenings and one afternoon at Chickering'S
Hall, and on two evenings at the Mslodeon,
and on every occasion 70 adarge audience
The latter hall was procured for his last two
concerts on account Of the increasing attend
anee at Chickering'S. To say that Mr. Colts
ehalk's performances have been admired and
rapturously applauded, conveys but feeble
idea Of the intense enthusiasm he has created
in musical and fashionable circles. BE came
to Boston under peculiar circumstances, and
made bis first appearance before as critical
an assembly, doubtless, as it had ever been
his fortune to face. A prejudice had existed
in some qusrters against him, and many there
were who went to hear him solely for the pur
pose offnding fault If there was single loop
hole upon which to hang doubt, but they
we're not prepared for such an exhibition Of
talent and skill IS awaited them, and if criti-
cism Ess not disarmed by his wonderful per
formances, the osViling and fault-fnding
which had been so prevalent before, were
completely done away with. The audience,
critical and doubling at first, soon warmed mp
into genuine enthusiasm, and their demon
strations Of applause were almostunbounded.
At his subsequent concerts his success was
even greater than at first. The objections
raised by the elassiealists were also
found to be groundless, for his selections en-
braced not only his brilliant compositions,
but also works BY the most celebrated mas
ters, which were rendered beth arisneally
and understandingly.
HIRPFR's. Godeyis Atlantic and Peter-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

TH6NKsGIvIEe.-This is thanksgiving
day-but why announce that? Don't every
body knowit2 Hasn't every body been max
ing Preparations for it for week past
Have not parents looked forward to it with
pleasure because it will unite their children
in the annual gathering around the family
board, and have not children had it in joyful
anticipation for weeks? Has not the family
man been paying eager visits to the market
for q day OF two past to provide for the
Thanksgiving dinnsr-evsn the turkeys know
that thanksgiving has come. No, no, there
need no newspaper come from the press to tell
that. Yet as it is customary to make a
newspaper announcement Of the arrival Of an
anniversary which is in every ones mind, We
viii not affect a singularity BY emitting it
Thanksgiving, please consider yourself an
nounced.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

MORE FURs FOR LADIEs.-A few more Of
those choice sable Capes and half eapes, just
received and for sale lol0 at
L. BENEDICT & Sons,
novI2:424 POI Superi, street.
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POsToFFIoE NoTIcE-To-day being
Thaaksgiying, the Postoaies win bs open
from A. Hsto II Az.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

AEoTHER supply of Madame DemoresFS
Mirror Of Fashion, Godey's Lady's Book,
German Leslie, Vanity Fair, DC, has been
received by Wilson 4 WiddicOmbe, 359 supe-
rior street.
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Cloth Department

In this Department will be found fun stock Of
BrOadclothsi assim' res and YOstngs, and in iact
everything Of the kind for Gentlemens Wears Also,
full siOck Of Beaver Cloths, Pushes Chinehilss,
Fricot and all kinds Of Cloaking for Ladies'.
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AGENTS WANTED.-A few good, active
business men can find. employment to sell
patent rights, BY calling at 205 Ontario.
novI9:5td<W:415 KIDNEY & WILKINS.
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OsWRGO MARKET-November2 2
lBT TELKGRAPH.l

FlOur-Market steady.
Wheat-Marketq quiet. Chicago spring No. held
at 81 ,06GSl,O7.
Corn-MaTket UNCHANGED.
Canal FreiGhts-Market steady. Flour 6Oc,
wheat Ice, corn i5c TO New York.
Lake ImPOrts-2,5s3 bbls -four; 800 bush
wheati 500 bush corn 600 bush barley 300
bush rye 100 bush peas.
ExpOrts-ll60 bbls flour; 46 900 bush wheat; u 600
bush corn 1900 bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

PRoF. SANDS, the great European travel
er and Prestidigitateur, is expected in town
soon. nov25:2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

WANTED situation as book-keeper, or
assistant boOk-keeper, by young man who
can give the best Of references. Address box
AZ, 0borlin, o. nov26
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The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable manufaetOry OF Plated Ware in this
country. have sold their goods for over ten
years. and will warrant every article to be of the
best quality Of double plate.
Look out your Christmas presents in time.
nov 26 WP. Fooo.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov %.
Railroad connection between Louisville
and Nashville is now complete. A train
left here yesterday morning and arrived
at Nashville the same evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

LADIES, TAKE NoTICE.-One case more
of Pattern Hats opened to- day at Mrs, ShaW's
rooms, the latest styles in the city.
nov2G:320
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NIL Cnrnsr EucIid st. {

J. B. Halls Arniea Glyeerine cures
ehapped Face, Lips and Hands. Only
25 cents, at Halls, No. II, Public Square.
novl5:4I5
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HoT CAKEs.-Keegsn, corner of Euclid
and Erie streets, has Stewards Syrup and
Baltimore Oysters constantly on hand.
noy27.2t
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BANGOR, MAINE,

BANooR, Me. Nov. 26.
People on the coast are greatly excited,
it being represented that q steamer an
sWering to the description of the Alabama,
appeared in Frenchman's bay, and steered
toward Sullivan's. They know no vessel
likely to be there at this time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

DIARIES FOR 1854 large assortment
of cheap diaries for the coming year, for sale
at Bakers, opposite the PostOfiee.
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S. FoLJANBE, at his pension Office, No. 6,
AtWater Building, has received the allotment
roll and money from Company K, 4Ist Regi-
ment Ohio Volunteers. The following per-
sons are entitled to the several amounts
named, to wit:
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BEEN AND DoEE IT.-The most inTeter-
ate bachelors succOmb at length to the artil-
lery Of female charms. Some resist longer
than others, but there are few indeed who do
nOt yield at last. Such we're our reflections
when we heard that our friend Mr.. Elijah
Sanford was united in the bonds of wedlOek.
He went away from home last week mel
ancholly bachelor and came back on Tues
day with q blushing wife on his arm-the
happiest man alive. We learn that they
were greeted with a serenade on the evening
of their arrival. We wish them much joy.
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Madame DelIOFesps IS Running Stitch
Sewing Machine.

Agents wanted to canvass this City and County
for this New, Useful and Simple Sewing Machine
Ladies will find this an excellent opportunity to
make money. Call and see the Machine in op-
Grafton. MATSON 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
novIs:415 222 Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio.
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HOslery and GIOEe Department.

Particular attention Is given to this branch Of the
trade, in which ia a full assoFtmsnt.
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MILWAUKEE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2G
FHT TELEGRAPH

FlOuF-Market declining.
WheRt-Market lower and in fair demand.
Receipts-ls0O bbls -four; 44,0OO bush wheat
8hipments-6O0 bbls -four; 1900 bush wEea'
RrefuhtR-NOminal
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M A R [ N E
PORF % oLEYELANp-


ANTERED-NOvEaBER 26.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Propeller Young America, Tyler, Ogdensburgh.
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk
Propeller Kentucky, Noble, Buffalo
Scow Black Rover, Woodruff, Kelly's Island.
CLEARED
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Propeller Kentucky, Noble Toledo.
Propeller Young America, Tyler, Detroit
ScOW Falcon, Brown, Windsor.
LAYING UP.-The revenue cutter Floyd, stationed
at Detroit, being stripped yesterday preparatory
to laying up.
The propeller Portsmouth arrived from Dunkirk
yesterday morning Captain Bend says the lake was
rather bumpy."
THE following vessels passed Detroit November
2ith
UP--Propellers MayhOwer Niagara brig Mechanic;
bark Nsomii sehOoners Fortune, ]. W. Brown, Con-
test, Eveline
Do N-sieamer Planet; schooners Northern Belle,
CUrsiCuu.
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Lace Goods.

a FULL AssoRTMEST ALWAYS ON HAND
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In this Department viii be found shestinss, shirt
ings, Strips. Linens, Towels. Dogliss, Napkins
Housekeeping Goods. Flannels, and
BALMORAL skirts FUR THE MILLION.
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HARPER's, GOdey's, Atlantic, and Peter
sons Magazines for December, ct Bakers
opposite the POstoRee.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

6. STEIN, No. 80 Public Square, upstairs, Man
ufacturer Of Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, made to any
pattern ordered. nov25:4l5
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, |
TrnrrrGunv r,vrrrrn-n Eovarn har ps 1890

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
WEDNESDAY EvEENG, November 26, 1852.
iWhent-sales three cars red at sI,l7i one boat
load red and white at 81 and 81 20 respectively and
1000 bush rcd from store at sl,ls.
BarIey-Sale 200 bush at sl,2
saIt-Deelined. Fine is selling at ss,OOand coarse
at ss.O5.
POuIrry-sales to-day ofehickens at 5]sc, and tur-
keys at 7}zc.
seeds-Clover is in request at s5,5O9s5,75, and
Timothy atsl,75.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

THE MISsTRELs. There was another
crowded house at Frank Rivers Minstrsis
last evening. There was quite change Of
programme from THAI Of previous evenings
and several entirely new things we're intro
dueed. Master Billy Beeson sang the ballad
ssLet me kiss him for his Mother" with
pathos and sweetness and was warmly
chesred. The ballad q Home of my Youth Z"
was well sung by Geo. Douglass. The comic
portion Of the entertainment was unusually
funny. Mudge's empire jig, Harry Pell's
stump speech, stOrro's comic song and dance,
<'Fightfor Uncle Abe, and the comic acts
brought laughter and applause. The double
clog dance by stOrre and Nudge and the en-
pire jig by the latter we're excellent.
This afternoon there will be grand matinee
for ladies and children, commencing at 3
o'clock. Admission to children Is eents.-
Performances also this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

Livery Stable.
New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables. s.
Ohamplsin street.
illAR4Rl2
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WATERPROOF BooT SoLEs.-The Scien-
tife American says if hot tar is applied to
boot sOles, It, viii make them waterproof.
Let it be IS hot as the leather will bear with
out injury, applying it with a swab and dry
ing it in BY fire. The operation may be re-
peated two or three times during the winter,
if necessary. It makes the surface Of the
leather quite hard, SO that it wears longer, as
well as keeps out the water. Oil or grease
softens the sole, and does not do much in
keeping the water out. It is good plan to
provide boots for winter during summer, and
prepare the sOles by tarFing, as they will then
become, before they are wanted to wear, al
most as firm as horn, and will wear twice as
long as those unprePared.