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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24
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LAY 9zLEgRAPH.i
COtt0n-Hsrket without change Sales at so for
FIoar-UDSned quiet and SC lower but closed bet
sales at s6sSa5,7s for Extra State; t7,5OG77O for
extra round heoped Ohio s7,7S9s,s0 scr trade
brands. Closing firm
WhislEJ-Opsned excited and 6rmer but olOss9
quiet.
sales At 9s9s7e last evening with Tumors Of salfs
al QSc.
Wheat-Msrket heavy and to &c lower.
Sales au sl,ifUl,19 for Chicago spring, with IN
inaids price for inferior; l46El, 20 for MilWauke
Club o. 6fdl, - TOR Amber MflEaukes, ei.5411lys5
for winter red Nestern 9l 4 80 for old do e. 20
4l.6l for Amber Michigan.
C0rn-M srket heavy and declining.
SALES ct sI.2sal,19 for shipping mixed Westarn n
store, chiefly At 81 ~; si 20 adoar-
OaIs-Markst quiet and nrmer. salss at saesso
for Western.
WooI-Earkst firm. Sales at Tsgsse for dsmss-
COnee-Quist.
PeIroleHm-Firn. Sales crude af go refined
In bond 45 do or January
Pork-M srket more Rctive and hrmsr. -
Sales at sl5,25dls,25 for old mes 82l 00422 %
for new do slS5o9l4oJ for new primsi sl7,ooSls,Oo
prime mess-
Be6f-Firm-
Prime Mess Beef-Steady,
Cut Rleafa-Quiets
Bacon sides-Fair request. ealss st l3c foE
for Cum borland cut.
Dressed Hogs Market shads hrmsr. sAIsS
T5SEzsHc for estern.
Lard-stsady. sales at l29lso.
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FOR TIE HoLIDAYs.-We are grstihed
to inform our numerous readers that our old
friends E. E. Larnden 4 Co., (Who have
taken at the two last State Fairs the Silver
Medal and the highest Diploma for superior
work. are still at their old place over Ken
dali & Co.'S dry goods store, where they man
ufsoture every description Of dressing gowns
for gentlemen, superior to any other house
In this city also gents shirts, &c warranted
to At perfectly.
n. B. Ladies and ehiIdrsns dresses Of eve
~ description and in every style, made at
the shortest notice. Give them 3 call.
deo22:l3I.
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A GREAT VARIETY Of Holiday Gifts, st
Jones', l48 Superior street. deel2;lSI


SUICIDE IN EAST CLEVELAND. christopher
Brennan, a poor laboring man living in East
Cleveland, committed suicide at his house on
Tuesday morning last. Tho night before, he
had come home intoxicated, and had endeav-
ored to kill his wife, who, however, escaped
by running into a closet and fastening the
door. On rising the next morning he order
cd his child to bring him his gun snd ammu-
milton, and, loading the gun with two
large bullets, fastened string to the trig-
ger and connected it with the back Of a chair
and pointing the muzsle of the gun toward
himself, gave it jerk, which exploded it,
killing him Instantly. The two balls entsred
within an inch of each other, near the pit Of
the stomach, and passed entirely through
his body, one also passing through the bed
room door. The dsesased's body in the
nsighborhoOd of the wound was badly burned
from the near proximity of the guns ruszls
When he called for tho gun the children be-
came alarmed and ran to inform their mother,
but before they could reach her the shot was
fred. We understand that Brennan has fre-
ausntly, while under the Influence Of liquor,
threatened to shoot himself. The deceased
was between ffty and sixty years Of age. he
leaves wife and eight ehildren-thc young
est nuIsigg infant-the oldest, daughter,
sixteen years of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

ITALIAN 0PERA.-EFery musical amateur
IN our city will be greatly interested and de-
LIGHTED in the announcement thstwe are pos
itiveIy to have a season of genuine italian
Opera In Cleveland. Mr.. Grau, the famous
inpr,sario, of the Italian Opera in New York,
and we'll known as one of the most active
and enterprising managers In America, has
leased the Academy of Music from Mr..
EIIsler for one week, and announces that he
will give US six nights of grand Italian
Opera, commencing On the 18th of January,
with powerful chorus, his Grand Orchestra
from the New York Academy Of Music, and
all his great artisfes. His magnificent
troupe numbers sixty-h performers, COM
prising no less than three prinia donaGs, two
tenors, two contraItos and two bassos. The
names Of the leRdsng artists are Madame
Vera Lorini, the celebrated tr0gsdieHas;
Mile. Castri, the youthful and popular can
tatries Mile. Moreusi, the distinguished
eontralto; signor stsphani, the renowned
tenor ro5ustO; s. ;. Mongiardini, tenor de gratiOi
MoreIIi, the famous baritone and Reni and
Barelli, we'll known as bsssos. Signor MuziC
will act as musical director and conductor.
The costumes, miss en- scene, &C., will be
presented as fully and Splendidly as in New
York. The operas will be "Lucrezia Bor-
gia," Ls Somnambuls," all TroVatore,
"Un Ballo In Maschera," :" Don Giovanni,
and " Martha" which, as slI who know any
thing about the subject will see at glance
comprise the very gems and masterpieces o.
operatic art. They will be given entire
with all the original music. No opera will
be repeated. The scale CT prices will be
Parqustts and Dress Circle, s1,OO; Galleries
so cents. No extra charge for reserved
ssaty
Mr.. Grau's visit here is merely an expert
msnt. he has never visited Cleveland viii
his troupe before. We are csnfdant that th'
experiment will be successful one. As
auredly Cleveland has enough reansmcn
and taste to appreciate and patrOniEs the le
gitimats Italian opsrs, whore it Is SO splen
didIy presented as it viii be now. Let US, fo
our own credit and pleasure, give Mr.. Graz
houses which will form an inducement 20
him to visit Cleveland again.
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TRAVRLLER's REGISTER.
NEW ADVERTIsKmENTs.

o. Read o., BAnkers-eold. Silver and oOu'
cons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Ellsler-Aoadenyo Of MuEic.
Geo. H. Russell-C. @. G. Misunderstanding.
COvles Co-Fins Cutlery.
Sanford& Co-Pisno and MelOdeon Ware Rooms.
COwles Co-CRrd Baskets.
o. L. A.-Eightb Lecture.
CJwlss CO-Ladies' Watches.
I. P. sherwood-Coods Marked Down.
Cowlss Co Garnet JevelTy.
l. P shsrwOod-CiOakH, CiOaks.
Donation Visit-LOeal Notice.
Colored II z. ChuFch-LcoAl Notice.
Northern Ohio Sanitary FAir-Loosl NOtlos.
Tenth Ward-Local Eotiee.
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ORDINANCES.

PREPARING FoR FHE DRkFF-DETEcTIoE
OF FRAUD.-At The meeting Of the Ward
Recruiting Committees, at the Office Of J. C.
Grannis, Esq. yesterday afternoon, q vigil
lance COMMITTEES was appointed, consisting
Of three from each Ward, to detect frauds Of
Recruiting Officers and Runners, towards vol
untssrs, and to look after AMI protect tho
city's interest in the Recruiting basiness.-
This Committee will meet at Mr.. Grannis
Office to day, at three o'clock, to perfect ar
ranRements
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PROBATE CoURT.-The Probate Court
was engaged Tuesday and yesterday morn
ing in hearing an appropriation case, the
City of Cleveland rs. James E. Church stG9.
C. Grannis and A. T. Brinsmade appeared
for the city; S. J. Andrews, S. W. Adams
and K. Bolton for defendants.
The land to be appropriated is situated
on the corner of Brownell and Summit
streets, upon which the city design erecting
a large and fine school house, as the building
now used for that purpose on BrOwnell
street is too small and is regarded as unsafe.
There are at present two houses on the land
and the total amount assessed By the jury as
compensation to the owners of the land and
houses was s9,626, which is considered a
reasonable SUN.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
COMMER GAL.
CLEVELAND 1IAKKET.
moENIEG LEADzR cFviOs,

MOENING LEADER CFFfCH,
WEDNEsnkH EvRNI1as Deosmbar p, l5fl :
RlOHr-Aarkst steady and quiet at 500 for Tsd
double extra and s7.O0s7,z5 for while do.
WhsnI-salss , esrs choice on track ti,27i 2osrs
from store a. same ean while af sl,i5 aad dc st
sl,sG
Corn-Firm sad EsFT quiet at slsso9l.25-
Oats-Q Quiet at 72s7ss on track.
Bariey-Dull and nominal At E.n
Hyo-Hsld firmly e. sIs9.
HIshwInes-ssles 80 bbls at 80, AMI 70 bbis 70
arrive At same.
HeEs-narkst steady At T5ssezee for hsST1
weights.
POrk-sals' 50 bb'slasi seasons packing. just Ia
sDected at sl!.oo.
Butter Steady At 22a2io.
Chsese-LIsht sales at l35fo.
EEE1-In demand at a..
Clover Seed-Sales 100 bush at s5,T5
Dried ApDlss-saIes 400 bush At &c.
PouIsry-sslss chickens at 5ze7Soi turksFs $
/ s9lOo; ducks at &C : geese 4lceaeh.
Game-salss qualIs at 81 p per dozen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

INDUsTRIAL SCHOOL AT CHRIsFHAs.--We
have reosiTed two legs Of fine mutton three
tongues and one round Of excellent beef.
They were unsolicited and unexpected, but
strange to say the gentleman who sent them
Is guilty of such acts of kindness, and he may
rest assured that the children will perform
the remainder Of the programme to their
hearts content. J. LanghOrn, Esq, may
sleep happy after such performances. We
thank him. R.W.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

DEArH.-Dr. George T. Myers, senior
Editor of the MsnsfsId Herald, died on We'd
nesdsy afternoon, December 18th, at his res
idencO In Mansfsld. He was born in Penn
syIvanis and, removing to Ohio in 1859, be-
came Editor of the Herald. He was thirty
sig years old at the time of his death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

A GREAF CURIosIrT.-The Wild man
from the island Of CsyIon. This wonderful
being has the Intelligent head Of a man, the
body of q seal and the legs Of frog, posses
ing great intelligence, hns education, and
pleasant to converse with his visitors
He has no arms, thighs or knee joints, and
yet he performs very difficult feats with bis
toes, such as writing, threading needle snd
playing on various musical Instruments. He
is regarded By the medical faculty and all
scientific men as the greatest euriOrity the
world ever produced. Surely he Is the
greatest curiosity of the Ninstbenth Gen.
tury.
In connection with this wonderful euriOsi-
ty are the japanese twins, lately from Barn
um's Museum, the mammoth serpent, Z
large collection Of monkeys, also, stsreo-
Ecoplo views of the rebellion.
Heads Of families should take their chill
dFsn TO this exhibition ss II is both moral
and instructive.
To be seen fer short time at the corner Of
Ontario street and the public Square.
Doors open from s o'clock, A. n. to 9 P. n.
Price Of admission Is cents. dee22;1Sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

NORTHERN 0HIo SANITARY FAIR.-An
adjourned meeting to take measures for the
Northern Ohio Fair, to be opened in this city
on the 22d of February, will Be held on
Saturday afternoon, December 26th, at half
past two O'Clock, in the Stone Church Psr-
Iors. All who ere willing to assist In this
enterprise, arc cordially inYided to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

WIRE CT ERROR GRANTED IN THE CALK-
ms CAsE.-In the case Of tho State Us. NAL
comb D Oslkins, recently convicted ofgrAnd
larceny in Lorain County, the Supreme
Court has granted Writ Of Error, and stayed
the execution Of the sentence. Application
for the writ was made on Monday last, By A.
L. Tinker, ESQ, of PainesVills, counsel for
defense. The opinion is prevalent among
many that CaIkins is innocent, and Mr.
Tinker, who is lawyer Of no ordinary abil-
ity, hopes to be able to set him at liberty.
The case viii bo finally heard before the
Supreme Court at Columbus, the frat week
in January next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

THEA7ER.-A good house greeted Miss
DAILY and Mr.. Ward last night. " ireland
and America " was successful, and the farce,
Il The Fool Of the Family" took immensely.
Tonight We have The Daughter Of the
Regiment" "our Sal" and "The Irish
Tntnr %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

HoLIDAYa-We have on hand French
Imported Fancy Slippers for gents wear
Fancy Boots for little boysj Fancy CATERS
for little girls; Skating Boots for ladies, and
q host Of fne Balmorals, all suitable for
Holiday presents. Also Youth's and Misses
Rubber Boots. SMITH, DoDD 4 Co.
dee22.I92
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ACcIDEHT TO A RAILROAD EEGLEEER.-
Mr.. Thomas Brannan, engineer of the loco
motive "Lucas," on the Northern Division
Of the Toledo Road, broke both Of his legs,
last Monday, while Jumping from his engine,
near Townsend.
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AppRoPR1Ar1oH ron soIDIERs' FANIIIl

APPROPRIATION FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
AT meeting of the Directors ofthe clevs-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany, held December 22d, $4,000 was ap-
propristed to be distributed within the coun-
ties through which the road runs, during the
year 1854, for the benefit of the needy fam
lilies Of soldiers who are or have been ormaJ
be in the Q. S. Service. This splendid sx-
ample should be followed By other corpora
tons.
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MORE RECRUITS CoHIsa.-The Toledo
Commercial says that full company has
bssn enlisted under Captain John s. Manor,
and he is ordered to report at Cleveland on
Saturday next, to mnster his men Into the
aarvina
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

A GooD ExAMPLE.-The North Chicago
Railway Company, taking into confederation
the limited salaries Of the lady school teach
ers, have generously granted them free pass
es on their roads The other city railways
will doubtless adopt similar course.
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LADIES PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Mrs.
Shaw wishes to inform the ladies that she
has reduced the prices on her stock Of NIL
linery for the benefit Of all, through the Hol-
idsys. She has large stock and best style
in the city. dec22:1S0
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HOLIDAY PREsEsTs HOLIDAY PREsEsTsi
Tho most magnificent stock Of holiday
presents ever offered to the public at
MoTT 4 HAIGHT's,
No, 1S6 Bank street, opp. WsddelI House.
dec22:I3O
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LOYAL NOTICES.

TENTH WARD EoTIoE.-Thsre Wil Be 8
meeting held at the Kentucky Street School
House every Monday, Wednesday, aud Sat-
urdsy nights, Tor tho purpose Of taking the
best means Of clearing our Ward from the
draft. As there are but few days left let
every one be on hand. Now or never.
dee24.lts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

CrTIzEEs OF THE FoURTH WARD, RALLY
TWICE AGAIS There will be q meeting Of
the citizens Of the Fourth Ward on Wednss-
dly evening, and another on Saturday eve
ming, Of this week, st the Engine House on
Huntington street, to finish up the work Of
clearing our good old Ward from the drsfl.
Olsrk's Brass Band will be In attendance. a
full attendance Of all who are enrolled, either
in the Arst or second class, is particularly de-
sired. By order Of Business Committee.
dac20:1E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

DIED IN HosPIrAL.-David Seller, COM
pany K, and William ". Lewis, company g.
1884 Ohio, died in Hospital No. 8, Knoxville,
Tennessee, during the week ending DOcem-
har Ibth
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sFARP sHooTRRs.-TWenty men wanted
for Captain Bsfbsr's company Of Sharp
Shooters. The highest bounties will be paid.
Apply to LIEUT.. ". L. STE ARMS,
Recruiting 0Hieer,
124 Superior street,
deo2I:ISO Cleveland, Ohio.
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dsc34-13O

NoTIoE.-Ths ladies attached 10 the Col
ored Methodist Episcopal Church, on Ohio
street, will hold fair for the benefit Of the
Chapel, commencing on the tWsnty-fourth,
and will hold the following evenings tWen
ty. fifth, twenty eighth and tFenth-ninth -
Admittanee. 10 cent?. eee24-l3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

TIE CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS completed
it's business this morning and adjourned for
the term. The next term commences on the
9th Of February next.
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HUDSON BAY SABLE, Royal Ermine,
American Sable, and every variety Of Ladies'
Furs on hand for Christmas, at extremely
low prices, to close out our stock.
dec2s E. STAIR b Co.
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CLEVELAND ORPHAN ASYLUM. - The
Christmas Festival for the little ones at the
Orphan Asylum viii be postponed untn Sat-
urday at 7P.N.
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WooD.-The market is at present well
stocked with wood. Three hundred loads were
offered for sale yesterday. Wood is cheaper
now than at this time last year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

MARSHAL FRAzEE left last night for Co
Iumbus in charge Of four boys fer the Reform
School.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

NORTHERN ONO SANITARY FAIR.-An
adjourned meeting to take measures for the
great Northern Ohio Fair, to be opened In
this city on the 22d Of February, 1854, win
be held Saturday afternoon at half past two
o'clock, In the Stone Church parlOrs. All
-, are willing to assist in this enterprise
4 ydially invited to attend dse24:1S0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

THE LADIES BAZAAR Of Columbus yield
ed seven thousand dollars, all of which is to
be applied to the use of soldiers families.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

THS NIL be donation visit for Rev.
ThOmA =, on Tuesday evening, Dsesm-
Der 29th, 70 be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Sl1lsh In AshtsbuIa, Ohio.
W. J. BEXHAV,
dsc34-I9O Trustee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

GEORGE SANFORD will be taken to the
psnitsntiary to day. Officer Whitney leaves
on the morning train, in charge Of him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

REorExED.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Erie street, has been closed
some time for repairs. 1t is now handsomely
and completely redtted aud frescosd, and viii
be rs-Opsned for public worship next Sun
day, the 9th, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Rev. DR.. Kingsley, of Cincinnati, the
editor of the Western Christian Advocate,
will preach.
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CALL at E. Stair 5 Co.'s and examine
their fine assortment Of Ladies' Furs1 and
compare prices. dee2S
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AT THE AEGIKR.-Grau, the imlprsssdrio,
and DR.. james E. Tbaysr, of Thaysr &
Noyes' Circus are at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

TaE finest lot of Furs ever seen il this
city, now on exhibition at
dec23 E. srAIR & Co.'s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

FANCY ROBES, Railroad Blankets, Glover,
scarfs, Canes, 30, for Christmas presents,
for sale at [d2Sl E. STAIR & Co. s.
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Notice to wnrsr-tnker..


Cleveland, December /, 1858.
Water-takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be paid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
[dsc2:ISIl GEo. W. GIRTT. Sec'y;
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PERseEs wishing Exemption papers pre-
pared will do well to call upon W, G. Mo-
Farland, Office 124 Superior street, first
block below the American House, Cleveland
Ohio. dee28;131
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FINANCIAL.

NY. MONKY AIARKRF-Dso. 93.
ny TaIhGzAPH.I
MOney-In brisk demand st = cent.
Sales at I6661l65S.
Gold-yPened, at s2Sgs2H and closed quiSf q
steady st 52953H.
Governments 8fsSlL1-AArkef quiet and ar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

SKATISG.-The Skating Park was open
for the first time yesterday afternoon and
evening. The skaters report merry time.
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Rose q PrsuIIss' Provlsu0a mHrKss Re,

Eoso q Preniiss' RFovl1ISh markse He-
sort.
The following are the rates charged BY them.
HRms-Sagar-oursd premium HAMS , h....-..-lltf0
Dried HBef-H s-lle
ShOuiderh h-oug -cllfe1 o.a-s...
Lard-Prims leaf, ksttls-rendsd IN bbs p b-.--.l15
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs . b..i21e
Pork-Ho. mess D %
Extra clear y bbl-. ~
- Nc extra charge made for packages or cartag9
10 railroad depots boata All articles warrant
ed strictly PRIME and equal 70 anything in the Stats
CrderJ promptly flied. Our sugar-Cured Hams and
kettle-rendsred Lard took the first premium at the
lste Ohio state Fair. BOSE PBEhIHst
Nos. i42, IA snd l46 Ontario-st-. UlsTeland.
ialy4.R25
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.-one Of the largest and
handsomest stocks Of LADIES FINE FURs are
now offered by L. Benedict 4 Sons. Furs
will be found lower than they are usually
sold. Our readers viii do well to call and
see them. [deo12:ISO
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For speciaI and Telegraph
NeWs-see First Page.
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the sum hereby appropriated to be rRid quarter
IL at the end Of each and every qusrtar, for the
period Of one year from this date. Adopted.
B y Mr. Rogers, WHEEEAs, There are many iam-
lies 10 this city suffering in poverty and desti-
tuition, who cannot be relieved nom any tund
provided, and It Is believed that If these facts
were known to our citizens that suitable relief
would he promptly furnished therefore,
Resolved, That there be Committee appoint
ed from this Council, who shall be authorized TO
open suitable room Tor one week appoint
suitable Committees for tbs several Wards, for
the reception and distribution Of such articles as
may be contributed. Tabled.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the resolution hereto
fore ad pted, 70 wit on the LIST day Of Dscember,
instant, appropriating the sum Of 500, TO be
used for room rent for the 18th Regiment, o v
NJ, be and the same is hereby rescinded--
Adopted.
provsments be requested to notify the MahOn-
ing Railroad company to oil up the street where
the same Is settled alongside the new bridge on
Main street. Aoop;ed.
By Mr.. Vantassel, That the Finance Commit
tee be instructed TO give the note Of the city for
81, 500 to Companies 3, and G, 18th Regiment,
o. v NJ, on the securty offered II their COM
municstion, and assignment Of the lssse Of the
land. Adopted.
By Mr. Huntington, That the 5000 assumed
by the City Council at their last meeting for the
payment Of the untaxsble frontage Of Ontario
street, was intended as the whole amount this
Council would assume. Adopted
By Mr.. Payne, That the FiaRnee Commltte Is
hereby instructed to 6 feet policy OF insurance
on tke armories built by Companies and g o.
the 29th Regiment, o. Y. NJ, for fuoh al
amount as in their judgment may be for the bes
| interests OF the city alta rate to exceed one pei
cent. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade of West Alley, between
/ West and Centre street.
| levy and assess special tax npon Sensci
| street, between st. Clair street and Lake Erie
| Passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

RF DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases OF DysPeP-
sla, Rheumatism. scroiua, Neuralgia and all
nsrTous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
Gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
eter other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment In another column. Office No. 49, Seneca