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ARRRsT OF D. W LEFT, Eso-A short
tine since, David W. Lsst, Esq, of Wells
burg, was arrested at BsrnssEills, Belmont
sOuaty, Ohio, By the Provost Marshal of that
eeunty,upon q charge of Obstructing (by
counsel and savios) ne enrOIlmsntundsr the
eOnscEiptiOn act. He was taken to oincin-
natl in the custody of Government ofiicsIs,
and was admitted to bail In the sum Of $500.
He will have hearing this week, before U.
8. Commissioner Halliday of that city.
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PROM BERMUpA.

NEW fOAK, Nov. J.
Bermuda sdViees report the French
steamer Charles Martell, from NsH Yark
October 2Sd, with sn assorted oargo val
ued ct 500, 900, fouBdered At sea. Her
crew we're rescued By the ship ST. GeoTgs
Of New Bedford, and landed At Bernuds.
The rebel blockade running steamers
Dee, A DeVsnee, CeTeo and Powerful had
sailed for some Southern port, also the
steemer st. Petersburg. .--
The Gibralter from Wilmington, arrived
at st. Georges with full cargo Of oOstOa
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The Ls.se. nt LooEout pIountain.


We append below partial list of the losses
of Northern Ohio regiments in the late bat
ties near Chattanooga. The list is carefully
made up from the latest and fullest reports
brought by the Cincinnati papers.
SEVENTH OHIO,
Klled-COlOnel Creighton, and Lieutenant
Wounded-W. F. Bartlett.
TwEsTY.sEcoND OHIO.
Wounded-Edward Burwel.
TYENTT-FoURTH OHIO.
Wounded, L. C. Hines, Company D; James
Conner, Company E James Sullivan, Com
pany B Lieutenant Johnson.
TwESTY-THTH OHIO.
Wounded-H. Barr.
THRTT-sEvEETH OHIO.
Wounded-Captain H. Smith, company G,
Lieutenant H. Y. Vatteler, company A Lieu
tenant ManuIsn, company G Lieutenant Jacob
Merry, company K Lieutenant Lewis Williams,
company II Adiutant Nieberryi Corporal Kan
dan, company D Jacob GsbhaTdt, company A 5
GustaTe Haupt, company A Z. buseher. com
pany 1; Chris Welsels company D: VIM. Lud-
wig company c Jacob Miller, company D. Z.
SCHROEDER. company C; George Batter, company
1; Charles Reynolds, company l. ID. SRut-
maeher, company C; John Raines, company B.
FoRTT-TmsT OHIO.
Killed-Captain W. W. Mum, company Il !;
Sergeant Williams, Chss. CoWsn, Henry Belkin,
EdwErd Wagner, NJ. i. Latham, A VsrneY,
John Clark,-X. J. Moore, Henry p. Morrs, Z.
" Woundsd-cOlonel Wiley, (.lightly,) Lieuten-
ant Il. 8. Dirlum, Slightly, also reported seri-
ously,l Lieutenant McCabe, Company E Or
| derly Sergeant William, Lieutenant Fred. Nc
| EaY, Cyrus Weller, Mislim Price. company B /;
b. Z. Davidson, company B; Corporal A. Emer-
| son, company D; II 7. Colley, company Gi W.
/ Garnett, company 6; Wm. Dimes, company b.,
! se1ously; Jacob Deal, company /, bsck and
| side Luther Mitchell, company B; @. Chehs,
company B Philip Lines, company B; Samuel
| Plummer, company c; James h. Grant, COM
/ many b +; Charles Gunsal1 company b Cyrus
| Reeder, A. Camp, company c. seriously; iona.
| NJ, Welden, James Cariin, company o. Benz
E. Needham, company D, right hand, also re-
/ ported killed; J. W. Nor, company B right
i shoulder; James Shanklin, company c. lelt
hand, also reported killed Jacob Shankiin,
company @, right knee, also reported killed ;
HARRISON Gear, company X, right Knee; Henry
p Norris, company Q, right arm {; Richard Ros-
| sitter. Company E, right hip, also reported kill
| ed Charles Howell, company /, night legi Hen
y Beldin, conT any B, head Henry BsIkin. 1
| Wagoner, company @, left thigh; NJ. S. Lsthan
| fperhsps NJ l. Latham company B, right arm
| A. Vanety. company 9, bowels Jonathan Clark
! oornpsnT ], let leg Samuel Plummer, company
| g. bowels; Franklin Hsyersloek, company Ci
| ! HsrkYeiter, company c. 8. Grsybill, company
! q, Thomas OolwaY, company FL Wm. Leech
Aionzo Cops, company g; VIM. eArrit' company
g. meEtauy.
FonI4.sEeoEp OSLO.
Wounded james SHELTON.
FIFTT.PITTH OHIO.
Wounded Lieutenant Z. Bromley, Compa
ny G.; Frank II. Sparks, company o
| oNE-HuNDRED-ASD-TFENTT OHIO
Wounded-Lisutenant W. r. Waldo, Company
H; Lieutenant Mc9nniss, Company | Lieu
tenant Stephens, Company Q corporal Jam e
Anden, Company g J. 4; Frost company y
abdomen.
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n. Y. MONEY MARKRT-Dec. l.
rRY FVIEqRApHJ

HIOney-Market active and firm at 2 cent
SterlinG EXchanEe-Market quiet at l62dl62&
for irst-class bills.
GoId-Narksifrmer. Opening at lsdecllning to
AZ, and closing steady al As
tioverBWenG SGookB-MArket steady.
United States Skies Of 1881 coupons. .......lO9
United states One Year Oertihcates-.......... 9sA
SevenThi ~ Treasury Notes
state St0chB-
MFa1ourf
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MORNING GLEADER
IFRNFEp1Y aioRlINe. pEo. >. 1sea.
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

"a Eesd Co.. BAnkers-GOld, Silver and Oou
pons Bought and Sold. and Money Loaned.
John LIsler-A Academy Of Music.
RI. Rald~in Oo-Etsings.
Thatcher, GardLer. Burt & Co-Olover Seed.
E.I. BsldVin Co-eugle Trim nings.
Howsri Abioci ltiOn-speciAl Notice.
Ell Baldwin Co-MAntiIla Velvet.
Brayton 4 stooS Eell-ReEl Estats Agents.
I. I. Baldwin Co-HandterohisiB.
u Prospect-st-OveEeosi Lost
II. BaIduin Co-Psris CIoaks.
llT supsrior-st- for sale.
I. L Baldwin a Co-BA'morals.
10 Water Takers-Local Notice.
Sixth Ward Meeting-Loesl Notice.
War Mes;inF-Local Eotiee
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LATER FROM The POTOMAC ARMY,
HEADQUARTERS AMY OF THE PoToMAc, !
On Toco

NOfempeE 0O, lcoo.
The armies Of Meade and Lee are d.
vided By Mine Run Valley, crossing the
fredericksburg and Orange Plank-road
about twelve miles from the latter place.
The enemy are strongly entrenehed and
exhibit determination to make desper-
ate resistance. Some cannonading has ia
ken place this morning, which was feebly
responded to by the enemy's batteries.
Their line Of works is near VerdiersVille
in commanding position, but they will
probably be attacked to-day.
Nothing Of . decisive character has
transpired up to the present time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

Having had over twenty years experience IN the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
pecally the Throat and Longs, will give perfect sat.
sfaction to all who may apply for relief Having had
q successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat
named places.
All medicines prescribed and not operating s9tis,
factory the money shall Be refunded for all such med
icines returned Price Of Medicine for one month
from 90 20 to S3,0O
nS-rhe Doctor can be consulted thelsst two week.
Of every mouth at his residence, No. 81 GardenSt.,
Cleveland, U. Post Ofics Address-FON III.
fsbza R1S-lt ltamdSw g. 5. OLARk. u ..
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IIl superlor.Si., CIsVelanas Q.
E. B. HALE, BAHKza.
LOCAL EOTIOKA

wAR MEETING will be held st the Cor.
nsrs, East Cleveland, on Friday evening
next, to raise volunteers and save the town
ship from a draft. Mr.. Barlow, ESq., and
others will address the meeting.
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osREaO mARkET-Dse. l

IBY TELEGRAPH.l
FiSur-Market steadT-
Whsat-B oderAre milling demand. Milwaukee
Club 81 ,2l1l 81; Winter he'd Indiana q, 80.
O3Oru-Quiet.
OaIs-MArket quiet.
BarIey-Dui.
UIher grains quiet.
Canal EFeiRhta-A boat cleared this morning
for New York at l5e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

CHANGE OF THE.-A new time table
vent into effect on the Toledo road on Mon
day, by which the train arrives at s:25 in
Itssd Of s:s5 as formerly.
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FROlf WAsHINGrON.

WARRINGTON, December ].
The various rumors as to the new frao.
tionsl currency sre without fonndaHoE.
The currency is duly issued, and PFepSra-
tiOns are nearly completed to issue Il In
such quantities as may be Tequired.n-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

TEE EUCLID STREET Cans were only run.
ming As lar IS Seneca street, on Superior,
yesterday. The snoE on the track nscesss-
riIy interfersd somewhat with the case and
comfort Of passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

sEERIFF LEEIs returned from Colum-
bus ysstsIday morning, having disposed of
his party at the Psnitentiary. Mono of its
members are lodged 10 John Morgan's cell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

PERsoEAL.-J. h Klippsrt sf the State
Board Of Agriculture, Madame Varian and
K1. Hoffman, were in town yesterday and
and at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

TIE CogRTs.-The case Of Ensign Os.
Williams was on trial yesterday afternoon in
courtroom No. 2. Nothing new has trans
pirsd in either of the other coarts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

Tales Of the Wayside Inn, By LongfOllOW.
War Time and Other Poems, b. Whittier.
At Odds, Frank Warrington, The Dead
Shot, Breakfast in Bed, by SalR Peculiar,
Roundabout Papers, By Thaeksray 5ound-
ings frem the Atlantic, By Holmes, saa
several othsrs. -
For Sale at BAkEkSJ
259 Superior Street. HofmAn,s Block,
nov27. Near Pest ohso.
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sixth WARD MEETING THIS EvEHHa ss
the WigEam. Our Ward must, If possible,
be saved from the disgrace Of ? draft. Lst
every good citizen attend.
deo2:lts WN. B. FOGG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

All the latest and best publications Of
the day can be found at BAKER'S,
259 Superior street, and 105 Public Square,
near the Post once. ~ dSe2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

MIS-. y, Nllllamsons
The above committees are enPovsred to
fIl vacancies or to increase their numbers at
discretion. They have, also, the duty Of aP-
pointing sIl Iub-cOmmittses and Of deciding
what portion Of the proceeds Of the enter
tsinment shall be given to each of the be-
nsvOlsnt objects in whose behalf the BaEaaE
is to be conducted.
The Advisory and Executive Committees
Of the Bazaar are requested to meet at 3
o'clock, P n, on Friday next, December 4,
in the Stone Church PaFlOrE,
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NV YORK ELECTION.

nav ASAAi Oees 4
The election to-day has passed of quiet
ly. The following is the vote for Mayor ::
BOOls, Regular Demoorst 22s8I; Blunt,
Regular Union, 19 ,460; Gunther, Inds-
pendent Democrat 29,0S5. Gunther is
elected. ....-.--
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H&S0LuTl0N.

nISSOLUTION.-THE OoPART-
J NERsHIP heretofore existing under the firm and
style srS Z. I. LYON q &TURRILL, was by mutual con-
sent dissolved. on ih0 first day Of November, 1858.
The business will be settled By b. 7. LYON, At the
B. 7. Lyon,
&. TURBILL.
Cleveland, November I, Is6s.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
Theundersigned will oCntinrs the businass a. here
torors, st the old apd established place, hsTgin-St
Cleveland, hio. X. I. Lyon.
Cleveland Nov. I, 1858. novt-l8
NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF BRAD
In BURN, FISHER %, Terminated By mutual
consent the 3lst ult Mhldo A. Fs1er retires and
John Crehore. Of st LOUIS. succeeds. All accounts
will be settled and all payments must be mace to
Bradburn. Williams Co., at the old stand, who Will
continue The businsss as heretofore.
nov5-I27 BKADBURN, FISHER B 90
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RaIsIns-Have declined. II. &. are selling at
$50 aud larger at s4,75 per box
Receipts-s1O, bush wheat, coo bush oats, and
200 bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

TIE BAEAAR.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of the Soldiers Aid Society, held
yesterday afternoon, Tuesday, December y
committee of ladies, representing the Or
phan Asylum Board and the different Ward
Relief Associations of the city, offered pro-
position to unite the interests of these insti-
tutions, with that of the Aid Society, in gen
sraI Fair or Basaar, to be opened sometime
in January next.
This proposal was cordially accepted by
the Aid Society and the following Advisory
and Executive Committees appointed:
ADvIsoRI ooNHTFTEE.
Messrs. Joseph Perkins, T. P. Handy.
sdllman Witt, William Brigham.
In view Of the great efficiency and inval-
uabIe experience Of last years Executive
Committee its members were unanimously
70 appointed, with additions to meet the in
crease of labor which the coming sfsrt will
require.
EIEcUfTVE COMMITTEE.
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SIX jos PRIRTERs WAETED.-Six 6rst-
olsss Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LRApER lob ofiee.
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LAST NIoHT's CeEoERT.-An excellent
audience, as well In quality as In size, gath
cred last night at BrAInIrd's Hall to greet
the "nornIDg stars Of cong" and Of music.
And right royalty we're they entertained.
BrignoIi, though not in bis best voice, was
still the same silFer-voicsd tenor whose
S.rsins have 50 frequently charmed Us.
MiIis ,T7ordisr, too, has rapidly risen in pub
He favor, anu s.he iS now placed side BY side
with Adsline Patti in he popular sstimstiOn.
The young violinist, Patti, lsrrlsyed repeat
ed proofs of his wonderful and srt' snU skill
And GOttschalk-ths imperial and unequal
led Gottsehalk-what shall We say Of him
From the tips of his fingers he scattered
lightly and profussIy the richest flowers and
most precious gems. Brilliant and difficult
combinations, crashing and thunderous
chords mingled with riPpIes of laughing mel
oay, intricate and soaring fantasies, winding
spirzls of harmony flowed readily from his
master hand. Almost every piece performed
received an encore.
The whole of Lucia di LammsrmoOr vas
given most beautifully and received rePest-
Cd plaadits.
This evening is the last opportunity of
hearing this grand musical combination, and
no one should fail to avail himself Of It. An
0xcslIsnt programme Is offered.
Mile cOrdier will sing the famous Shadow
Song In DisnOrah. The last act Of DOniaet-
It's great opera, " La Favorita " will be per-
formed, with Mile cOrdisr as LsOnOrs, and
Sig. BhgnOii As Fernando. eOttSchslk and
Pcs will also introduce some Of their most
sanirs4 pieces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

DILEIEs, in every variety, and Alma
macs for 1854, for sale At BAKER's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

SIXTH WARD, ATTENTION IA meeting
Of loyal men is to be held on Wednesday
evening, Dscsmber ID, at the WigEam, to
organize and complete measures for Obtaining
the quota Of Eolantsers FOR the Ward. Be
on hand promptly at T.30 ?. \.
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TORosTo, G. w., Deal.
Four or i've Of MOrgans fslloW-PrisOn-
ers are reported to have arrived here to-
night by the Western train. -5w
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LADIES, look at the beautiful styles Of
Winter BOnnets just opened at Mrs. ShaW's
rooms. noVI7:13l
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Notice to Warsr-takers

NATEh WOhks fffiCSy
Cleveland, December ], 1858. !
Water takers will please take notice that
the water rents ara now due, and are required
to be psid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
fdee2:1SI1 GEo. W. efRTT. sec'y;
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Reese q PrentiEH' PrOviHfon Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged BY them:
Hams-Sugar-cured premium Hams, y b.....-...lle
Dried Beef-S 10
ahOuiders-Sugar-cured 2
Baoou-Or Smoked Sides y
Tard-Prinne leaf kettle-rend'e cd in bbs y n.,.,l2c
I" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs B b-.i2-e
Porz-NO. mess p 90
Extra clear y 90
nS- No extra charge made for packages or cartAge
70 railroad depOts or boat8. Ali articles warrant
Cd strictly prime and equal TO anything In the State
Orders promptly flied. Our sugsr-cured Hams and
iSte Ohio state Fair ROSE & PREATISS,
Nos. Il2, IA and I46 OntAriO-st., Cleveland.
IulY4:R2s
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PREPARE ION UoLD WBAThBR. = FIG
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding BsndsEss
ParlOr Coal Hods, Nursery Fsnders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shoyels, ooal Tonga
Blower Stands, for ssls By w. p Fesai
Corner of Supsrlor aHd Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, MssTlIlohs
Briar Hill, LaokaWana, and other YaEitieS q
C..I - -a-a nog9
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APPOINTMENT.

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
IN YEAR OF ls6s.-DR. CLARK, German Be-
ormed Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will con-
ult patients for all chronic diseases Of every charac
or, FREs CHARGE at the following times sad pla..
es during the present year:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

WATER PRooF BooTs.-We would par.
tieularly call your attention 70 the immonuo
stock Of Water Proof Boots just reserved,
and will be offered to-day, st ths Crest
Bankrupt Sale Without doubt, this iE the
finest lot Of custom made bOots ever offered
for sale in this city, and At prices which defy
competition. This stock in every respect is
complete, and to all who may want good
pair Of Boots or shoes, we would say, go l1-
msdlately to the Great Bankrupt Sale, l0S
Superior street, near Water street. ldsol.I3I
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CHICAGO MARKRT-Dee. {.

IBYFILHaRAPH.l
Plpur-BaTket dull.
WheaI-Quiet. Sales at l,l06l.ll.
Corn-Market active, lc better. sales at 95,GSl.
0af8-Market closed dull.
HoEs-Market active, 55sG55Sc for choice; ~
65e for medium to good.
Dressed H0Rs-Dull. Sales at 696b4c.
ImpoFIs-3 90 bbls -four, q, 5,OOO hush wheat
isfGB bush corn bush oats, bush barley.
ExpOrTs-- bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat
25 COO bush corn, oats, - bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

HoHR ManufAet1re-Psrson's Inimita-
BILE OAmphoralsd Dsnstriss. HoPt7S- RI
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sPFeIAI DlSPATeREs.
FROM WASHINaT0N.

FROM WASHINGTON.
THE SITUATION In VIRGINIA.
Affairs in Eastern Tennessee.
Frem Gen. Banks Expedition.
The SpeakerShIp In Congress.
THE STATUE OF FREEDOM.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
THE SITUATION In GEORGIA.
The $50 loan Exhausted.
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CHOICE HOLIDAY. 1GIRRs.

BAKER, at his Store, 959 Superior Street,
HoRman's Hlook, near the Post Once, has
-
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co MMER GAL,
CLRV1L1ND m1RKER.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
sATuRDAT ETENISa. Deesmbsr 1 lsss-J
Steady and quiet at ss,OO9s,25 for red
wheat double extra and 81 ,OOa7 rs for white do.
WhsnE-sales car on track at o. ~; car de-
livsrod at 24 5000 bush from store at sIz3 and
car cholcs white on track at sly55.
COrn-Held at sl,lO from store. Esw in the ear
sells At si5ls5O.
OaIs-ssles car on track at Tsc and I,5OO bush
from store at 74o.
BarIey-very dull and prices nominal.
Rye-Selling ct sI.l5.
HoEs-steady at 5,Ooss, ,25 for light and heavy
weights.
Oheese-Sa,es $500 lbs Western Reserve at l3Fc
ButteF-sssadyat 229zI for choice Western Re
serve.
FeaIhers-sell at 50955c.
suEars-Rsfnsd sugars are higher. We quote as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

MONEY LOANED.-O. A. READ
iNl 4 Co, Ba1kers. negotiate Loans on good En-
a5rSd Eotssi slsos OF HOtss Secured By MoTtgAge
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EOR SAFE VERY OHEAP-
UANTED-A RESPONSIBLE

MONEY TO LOAN-AT WAC
lNI nsris Loan Once oorner Of Water and Supe-
HcT-stI See our advertisement IN smother column.
hHo-a variety O. unredeemsd Watches, JewelTy,
TNGINE FOR SALE.-A SECOND
III hand Engine for sale. eight hone power. VIII
3 sold cheap Tor oash. Apply 81 the Leader Ohco-
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Ress & Prentius' Provision Market Re-
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NEW EDVEETlSEaaENTs.

-"TOs 66LT.e 1'TO REHT- LOST
uW6Efs, > q POUND, ,'a B0AROlEG QUE
gIEIH and ether short n0ticoas aof e1oeedine
i7l711 r-rr1 ir1srtsd twice IN this column foF
~ es-r1- tiTeS riIneS IS oslta, fouF tines
H8 e~nrri for al over loUB LlHE1t and not exs
caRdinE EIdHT ETEuss double eDofs rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

ANOvERCOAT LEFT BY MIs-
~ TAKE sd cloth cui out fNr another taksn in
st-sd from Beck EtOie No. IS Prosp S., on the
sStb nj desz-lz7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

Baeksamnm Boards,
Chess Men, Pocket BOOss,
Diaries for 1854 Oil Paintings Bng aV-
ings, SO, Sc.
T Give him call before Pursk asiDg
elsewhere. 3noFH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

A CHoICH COLLEcFIOE %
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND BoeKs,
By the best authors,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

E OfUPTER FOR SALE.-0NE OF
BON and shafts. Enquire at the Ticket ON .. no.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

"ANTkD-BY A YOUEGe MAN,
w who las had several years eIpsrieE1s 9 stu
afou ag BookE eeper fau give the best ofreerencfg
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-11

STRING CLoAKs.-lvens K Co., at the fashion
ceived their spring stock of cloaks, and a most
beautiful stock it j. They have every variety
and the lady who cannot suit herself out Of tue
assortment there collected must be hard to please
indeed. The fashionable world has not set its
seal on style of cloak but what lvens Il Co.
have brought TO OUr city. and the material oil
which they are made is all Of the very best quail
ity Dealers in the one article, they are able To
devote their entire time and capital to collect the
most approved goods. and purchasing from first
hands and in large lots they are enabled to sell
lower than houses that make clOaks and mantles
n mere incident or accident in their trade.
indianapolis is now commercial city, aad the
business is dividing, as the laws of trade will
always force il to do. The consumer is benefited
thereby. for obvious reasons. lvens 4 Go. were
the first to make cloaks aud dress silks their spe
ciality, and as yet they are the only house in that
line here Country merchants will find 1t great
to their advantage to call at this house when max
ing their purchases. for they undoubtedly save
freight and expenses by buying here.
To the ladies would say, examine the sprins
styles. You will find light cloth sacques. Span
ish wrappers, Mexican cloaks, plain cloth crcu
lars, water proof sacques. black sacques. anC
shawletts of all sizes and qualities. The chill
dren's department is full, and the assortment
complete The stock Of black silks j. the larges
ever brought to this market. Remember lven
& Co. Fashionable Cloak House, old postoffict
building South Meridian street.