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NV YoRK rIARKET-Nsr. sO.

dHN TEIBahAPH.l
Ocftou-2 to &c better. but somewhat irregular.
SaIes al 7sas0c for MiddliDR Uplands.
FlOEr-MArket 5e9lOc better with very moderate
business 10 common grades.
sales q, 30 tor Extra State; 81 ,4537 Is for
extra round hsOped Ohio 90, ,6Id19 80 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet, scarcely 90 firm
Whiaky-Market more active aud frmer. Sales
st 74a175c for Western closing with hoidere asking
T5c for State, and 76o for Western.
Nheat-Aarket opened ls12c better, with fair
business. but closed dull buyers generally refusing
% nay the advance.
for Milwaukee Club; ei ,490i,4 for winter red
WestTn; 81, ,44Gl,45 for Amber Milwaukee.
Corn-Market lc02o better, and du !. Sales at
81 Is for shipping mixed Western in store; q 20 for
unsound.
OaIs-Market active ana lc better, with fair bu-
siness. SsIesst s9Gs0 for Western and State.
Wool Marker quiet and firm.
Petr0leum-Quiet, refined in demand. Sales at
4 4kf4lc.
Pork-More active and & shade frmar.
Sales Rt Sl6,59el6,62< for old mess slsoOt1S, ,l2S
for neT do, chiefly SlS,tO
Reef-Quiet and steady
Bacon sides Quiet and nominally unchanged.
Sales At III for City Long Cut Hams, large size.
Lard-Dull and unchanged.
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FOHRIGN NEWS.

st. JOINS, Nov. so.
The steamer Scotia from LiVerpool the
2lst via Queenstown 22d, passed Gaze
Race ct noon to-day. The was boarded
By the news yacht and the following sum
mary Of her news obtained:
The steamer Great Eastern has been ad-
vertised for sale a. auction on the 4lh Of
January, BY order Of the mortgages.
English Journals are quiet on AmsEiesR
affairs. The Tines says AmsrIca has
rapidly settled into its normal stats Of
var and an early pesee looks hopeless.
Arguments in the Alexandria case are
sdil progressing. The Attorney General
concluded his argument in favor Of new
trial on the 10Th, with wsrm euIozium
upon the business In American courts.
calling them an honor to jurisprudeacs In
that country. lL
Successful experiments with great
Armstrong gun, throwing shot and shell
weighing i've hundred and fifty pounds
had BEEN made.
Cotton dull and declined Id, and for
some descriptions 1d@l5d, closing quiet
and unchanged. Orleans, fsir and noni-
nall middling, 275d; Mobile fair aud
nominal; middling 27fd; Uplsnds, fair
and nominal middling, 27d.
Breadstufs firm; -four steady; wheat
firm, iS498t. for winter red; cern firm,
2S5(929d for mixed
Provisions tending downward; beef
steady pork easier; bacon active st q de-
cline Of Is: sugar buoyRnt and advanced
6d@ls. -- -.
LoSDox-Bresistufs firm.
Sugar active; coffee dull; ies steady;
rice quieti provisions generally quiss
and steady lard easier.
American securities nominal No sales.
Consols for money 923692s.
The bullion in the Bank Of England
has decreased e4l 900.
The English Parliament stands pro-
rogued 70 the 18th Of January.
The E0glish answer to Napoleon on he
proposed Congress question has been de-
liTereG. Il does not announce unouSlihed
acceptance but seeks for information agto
the precise points proposed for diseussi6n,
snd further communications between tbs
two governments may be expected.
The Papal Government asssnts, and the
Prussisn reply was expected on che 2lst
Of November. Il Is believed the prinoi5sl
replies will all seek for information q to
the programme. ar1f
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times asserts belief thst the proposed
meeting Of Congress looses ground daily.
The Tines continues, editorially, to show
the abortiVeness OF the scheme. arrE
1t is reported the Spanish government
supports the csndidsiion Of MsximiIlan TO
the Mexican crown. af 90
A bill has been submitted 10 the French
Council for supplementary credits 10 the
amount Of $1,000 0OOE to meet the Msxi-
can expedition expenses. Il
The Moniteur and other French Jour
nails are treating, under Instructions, the
Polish affair in milder tones. The Moni-
teur now only publishes the Russian Gov
ernment version Of events.
Paris Bourse frmer ct 6k40c. The
Bank Of France continues to loose fpesis.
There has been crest IRE in Portugal.
The Municipal Chamber and numerous
buildings were destroyed and several lives
lost
Sweden is making preparations FOR war.
Accounts from Japan are unfsTorsble.
Sastuma and other princes are preparing
for Wsr. 4sIb
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III superiOr.SG., Cleveland,
LOCAL EOTIOEs,

PREPARE FOB BUsIEEss.-Don't go
through life with a miserable hand writing,
when you can so easily obtain good one at
the Commercial College, which is open day
aud night for your especial benefit. The
monthly writing class for December begins
this Tuesday evening at seven o'clock.
At no other place are such facilities af-
forded for the requirement of sound Bust
ness Education, embracing BOok-ks ping,
PenmsnshiP and Telegraphing as at this in
stitution, where each department is under
the management Of able and accomplished
teacher.
WILDER and Spencer will give the true
"Speuoerisn," while one of our most accom-
pIished and promising telegraph men will
put you through By lightning.
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Ny. DRY GOODS sIAHKET--Nov. IS.

from the y. IBdepsndent
There has been some cOmmotiOn in the market
owing to the rising premium on gold, and the in
creased demand for its export Prices Of all cotton
fabrics have again Adva- ced, and feVerishness Of
feeliug exists which with u limited supply Of goods
points to still highsr prices. A revival OF demand
for printed goods Is Observable much of it for spec
ulation, but obbers have been large bu ers Sheet.
ings and shIrtings in light stock. Prices very
firm Denims are in rather better supply but are
strongly held Printing cloths ars looking Up. The
demand for imme1iate consumption Is but sight,
but in The general eXp0rtA ion Of much higher
OF prOdu~tion, aud few goods, bath jnbbers and
spectators ere buyicg considerably. In wOOlens
the Is q moderate activity. ielaiBes sell we'll, but
stocks are very low. Heavy goods for winter cloth
ing AYERS, dOeskns, coakin s, etc are in request
at fally maintained prices. Fancy casstmeres have
been sold freely as ~ leave 10 stock Desirable
styles very scarce. All new goods are taken up
on arrival. Novelties are eagerly taken
In forziRn goods there is no longer heavy busi-
ness The rates of foreign exchange are 50 excessive
as TO enhance prices very considerably. Desirable
goods coming forward are much wanted, but the ris
in gold Is checking at last the disposition 10 import
British goods Of andzrd styles well held for an
other season. French merinOCs are in modest ie-
quest iull prices, and deans sell rapidly siks,
especially blacks are very hrIn, vita steady in
qhity. Bonnet ribbons are active Tor good styles
Linen goods are very active, at considerable ad-
onCrings are very light; and mostly undesirable
goods.
The impOrtations now very moderate, but are
not stored, going imm diAtey on the murket Pros
poets for the spring trade rather Oudy, in view
Of the rising markets OF gOd and raw material. 1hs
not rise but whether the demand will keep pace with
the rise in prices Is uncertain.
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Statement Of tbs BusiHeIS Of the
Cleveland POstOflce, from July
lst, 1851, TO october
1st, 1858.
AN EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE.

We give below statement Of the busi-
ness Of the Cleveland POstofice for the last
two years and three months, from which g
very correct idea can be obtained Of the
great increase Of business and population
in this city, during that time.
Fourteen years ago when the late Post
master Haskell entered upon the duties CT
his Office, he was able to run it with the
aid of three clerks. Now Postmaster
COWles has upon his pay roll tbirty-thre
clerks and three letter carriers. Beside
this force there are employed one local
nail agent whose duty is to attend to the
proper transfer Of the mail from one train
to another at the depot, and two mail car
riers who take the mail to and from the
cars with the help Of three horses and two
wagons.
NUNBEE OF ORIGINAL LETTERS nAILED AT THIs
oFFECE Ann hHouET NJ PoeFaGE nv SAINT
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COMMERC CIAL,
OLRVKLAND ,nIARKKF.


MORNING LEADER oFF1OB,
MosDAY EvEzIHe, November 90 1858, !
BISur-stsAdy and quiet. Sales 80 bbls Of white
wheat double extra 81 q, 20 BED wheat -four sells
ct ssooe6s rs for double extra Bye -four is bsd At
Ss 90.
whsas-Msrtst entirely stAgnaut. not a sale
reported.
Corn-Sa,es car Of ears at Sc On track. Old
shellei Is held at Sl,IO from store.
OaIs-S4ls / car from store at 10.
HIghwInes-salss small lots at 7Oc, at which fig
u:e the nsrkls Is firm
seeds-HeE Clover is held at s6,7597,o0. Small
saIes of Timothy arc reported t2,75.
BufIer-In moderate local demand at NOR for
good to choice Western Reserve.
Cheese-stesdy at l2S@l3c.
RgSs-Firm at 100.
HOGs-Firm at s5,OO@6 Is for light and heavy.
TaIlOw-Llght sales country rendered ct lOHc.
POuItry-sales turkeys at s5So.
saIt-Fins is steady at S2,2O and coarse at S2,25.
Cider-Ssles IS bbls.st t4,I2.
Grsen AppIes-sales 50 bbls ct rs.
Receipts-l,OOO bush wheat, $50 bush osts,
and 2I5 bush barley.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, November 30.
There has been no fighting in Northern
Georgis for the past two days. Oar forces
hold the country as fer as RinggOld and
Cleveland. The enemy is below Tunnel
Hill. The camPsign is probably ended.
No news fro Burnside athesdq1arters.
The siege Of Knoxville is DO doubt raised
ere now, and the rebels in East Tennessee
can only escape by 8 miracle or mirsou-
lous fighting. The fruits Of the victory
are 5000 prisoners, 48 guns, 1000 stand
Of small arms, and large quantity Of
stores. Our total casualties viii not ex-
eeed 900.
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'IyQE8 0LEYllAND BREWERY.


auound and reliable article Of which car always Be
fss64 on hrud durinT ne v8TJnest EalthsT in Sum-
nGI. Orders addresEed 70 r. D. sZ'ONks 1geuts
N y rsoaive -rnnlni Eitentlnl. ele2-n.e
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K On INTEREST.-O. A. READ &
O@EO %, Bankers, 95 supsrior-et,, pay the
highest rates Of premium for November Coupons and
tnterest on . Ronds noNz
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FROm RAITIlIORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.
The American says We have opened
correspondence with Commissioner 0uld,
which may lead to the estAblishneRt Of
some systematic arrangement for the care
and sus.eDancs Of cur unfortunate Pris-
oners at Richmond, until such time s.
change may be effected with the COnfed-
crates. There Is neither g sufieieney Of
food at Richmond for the people or the
prisoners, s .. ..
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

--.1--7-- saT-Fo aTO REHT." aLOsT"
aWi i1S.7ss = = FOUND - % BOABDlEG "QUE-
0Fl7.s nd other short n0tiooss Eot excoedina
1orT -rrTEs inserted twice in this column ior
1S eemro. akres Zines IS cenfls four ciuea
81 G9rra fcr all over -FOUR EIEHGt and not eEs
oqofinE nI4BF LIsIss double above rates
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FROM YKW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.
A British brig, from Jacquel, reports
that on the 18th inst, in Crooked Island
Passage, she saw 3 rebel propeller, bark
rugged, chasing an armed, sids-wheel
steamer. The latter was seven miles
ahead and had an eagle on her wheel
house.
The steamer Americs, from Hilton Head
the 25th inst, via SlonO Inlet the after
noon Of the 26th, has arrived with Gov
ernmenk dispatches.
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News PAPFR BoxEs.-subseribers will
s.sSuy obligs The boys who carry the papers
b. procuring POst-ofies boxes Tho bust
,.ss 7ortien Of our Community, who take the
a,sadsr. +. III please remember tbst the snow
sbIOeke8 up syery outside srsVies, 50 that
e Is impossible to shOye papers uadsr d0oTs'
30. Cut beIss in your doors and attseA a
box for TIE reception Of your lsttsfs and SSOP
letters, IL you wish to have them promptly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

ATTENTION COMPANY Cl-All members
of Company c, 29th Regiment, are notified
to appear at the armory, on Tuesday, De-
oember Ist, 1858, in full uniform, ovsreoat
and white gloves, at one o'clock in the aftor-
noon, for muster, inspection, and regimen
tai muster. No excuse will be received and
fines viii be imposed in all cases.
By order, E. B. THOMAS,
deel:l27 lst Sergeant.
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ATTENTION COMPANY H.-You are here
By notified to appear at the ArmOry on Tues
day next, December 1st, at o'clock, ?. NJ.
precisely, in full uniform with white gloves
for regimsntaI muster. Fines will be i'm
posed on all Rbssntess.
By order of the eoumsndant.
novSo:l27 ]. M. GATES, 1st Sergeant.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY D, 29th Regi-
ment, o. Y. NJ. Cleveland, November 30
In pursuance of RegimentaI Order No. 8 you
are hereby notified to appear at the Armory
on Tuesday, December l, at o'clock, P. NJ. /,
In full uniform, with overeOsts, for company
muster and battalion drill.
By order Of J. T. WISEMAN, Capt.
A. W. DAVIS, 0. s. deo2:l27
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TER AND HIS CLERKS.
Increase ESQ per cent.


In response to call by the managers of
the Orphan AeyIum, large number of ladies
and gentlemen met in the ParlOrs Of the
Stone Church yesterday afternoon, to coz
slider the best means of promoting the inter-
ests Of the Asylum and the families Of the
soldiers of tks city. 7. P. Handy, Esq,
gss called to the chair, snd Rev. S. B. Page
made Secretary. Joseph Perkins, Esq,
slated the object Of the mssting, ana added
that since his coming into the room 1t had
been proposed 70 unite their interests with
that Of the Soldiers Aid Society, in general
Fair OF Bazaar, should such an arrangement
be mutually satisfsstory.
WhersupOn g committee OF three ladies
was appointed to consult and report On the
subject. They recommended that such .
union be proposed to the Soldiers Aid So
easty ct their meeting to be held in the same
place this afternoon.
Their report was adopted BY unanimous
vote, and a committee, representing the
Board of the Asylum and the different Wards
of the city, were appointed to attend the
meeting at 81 o'clock, ?. X, and assist in
making such arrangements as may bs
thought desirable for the contamination OF
the union, should it receive favor.
The committee consists Of the following
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CHICAGO MARKET-Nov.ss3O.
fBH

PiOuF-market dull.
Whsal- Qu ct, zslSo bet or. Sales at many
Cora Market active, 4n5c better sales vt % gO.
OaIs-Market closed bu yant sAles at 65g6
HoEs-MArket active, S5sfa5e for gnOd choice
dressed are In active demand at 6c6Sec.
IapoEIs 500 bbs Hour, l7,IU hush wheat,
q, ,ftHi bush corn bush Oais, - bush barley.
ExpOFia-s,5lo bbls flour, zy,tUO bush wheat,
25 COZ bush corn, oats, - bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

Mas. F. BURRIrT, N. D., homeopathic
late Of New Orleans, respectfully sOlicits
patronage Of ladies a. her residence. No. %
Sheriff street, four doors north Of Euclid
whore Mrs. B. may be consulted from eight
70 tan O'clock A. \. and from six TO eight
O'Clock ?. 4. POstOlace address; Box s7s.
noF28-lSo -. ---.- q =
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THE Arson CAsE.-The case Of BeDismin
ssndels, charged with setting IRE to his
store in the City Buildings, has besR POST
poned to December Ilth. BE has been com
nittsd to jail IN default of bail. The con-
fsnts ef the store were injured for $500.
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NY. BANK sTATEAIENT-Nov. 80
IsETFLEaRAPHI
OswEGO mARKET-Nov. 80.
IBY TELEGRAPH-l

FIOuF-Market steady.
Whear-@ odeTare milling demand. Milwaukee
Club g. % Winter He'd Indiana q, ,4O9bl.42.
DOrn-Quiet.
OaIs-haTket quiet.
BarIey-Dul.
Uther grains quiet.
Canal FreIEhts-Nu engagements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

FIRE ALARx.-The fire alarm last night,
about eight o'clock, was false one, and
brought all the steamers out in & WildgoOse
chase after The ERE. The uptown engines
came down and looked around in search Of
soassgr,ion but found nORs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

FEEEDXKS's AID CoEEIssIoS.-We are
requested tc stats that al persons who have
not get been called on for their contributions
fer the eontrabRnds will be visited to-day
aad 70 morroN Il the weather permits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

APPO1NTxEHr.-B F. Grabfll, formerly
ofeOmpany c, 9Th Ohio regiment, has been
appointed Adjutant Of the 5th Q. S. cOIored
troops. Tbs selection Is an excellent one.
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TRAYRLLER's REGISTER.
NEW APVERTIsEmKNTs.

CA BAd q o., Banksrs-GOId, Silver and Cor
Dons Bcueht and sold. snd Money L0snsd.
John Ellrler- Academy Of MUSIC,
H HDore-geal Es,sts OF Auction
o.LA-rlird Lecture Of ths CoHrss.
- I. Bsnseict 4 sous Ladios' Turs.
:. Il. Leland Conc RI
20 superioF-sf- Just Beesivsd
~ AkG RsltbesR-woTk Stands.
va Wfli1ms-For EeBt.
AttsntlGn o.. O-LoeAl RO,iss
EoldIer Aid Soeieiy-LOoal Notice.
Attention Oe A-Local Eotioe.
Water Proof Boots-LocAl No'ies.
Attsato on O. Al ocsl- 20 Ice
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Ieereese, g per cent.
AMOUNT Os POSTAGE on IErrEss RECEIVED FOR
Increase, 125 per cent


The falling of In the number Of regis
tered letters during the last qusrter is Ow-
ing 90 increasing the register fee from I've
to twenty cents, under the new law.
AMOUNT OF POSTAGE COLLECTED on HEwsPAPERs'
PAMPHLETs AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEEs.
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THS WEATHER.-The snow here fell to
the depth Of about eight inches, andi sOms
cases the sIeighing was respectable, though
the roads have been too rough for the best
slipping. A few adventurous parties Wsre'
however, out, sad the jingle Of the bells ans
nounees the advent Of winter.
Along the Lake shore, east Of Cleveland,
the snow was very heavy, and trains were
much delayed. The Erie Accommodation
was three hours late this morning. There
was no snow on the o. : o. road south Of
Shelby. Between cleveland and Toledo
there was sbeut the same Is here.
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\. Y. MONEY MARKET-NOv. 50.
wv WI EeRAPHI

Woney-Nsrkst Is without any Important change
with good business.
sterling RxchanEe-Msrkst dull and nominal,
at lsz for hrst-class bills.
G9ld-B Rrket unsettled and firmer. Opening at
quiet at 47z
Government StOcks-MErket firm with fair
business
seven-Thi ty Treasury Notes ............... .lO6z
STATE stocks
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CAIRo, Nov. so.
A number Of persons have been srrest-
ed st Memphis as having participated in
the recent frauds or the Revenue Depart
ment. They have been imprisoned and
their property seized. Sixty thousand
dollars in grssnbaeks has been tsken from
one Of the smugglsrs. .-e'rat
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 18th Inst,
says: Cotton, dull. sales Of $50 bales st
65972o. -
Tne Memphis and Charleston Railroad
is in fine running order to Corinth.
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TaE GoTTsoHALK-BRIGEoLI, Troupe AT
MANSFIELD This fine company Of musical
" stars of the first magnitude " will conclude
their engagement here on Wednesday even
ing and will give concert in Mansfield on
Thursday night. The simple announcement
will be enough to secure them a full house.
The people of Mansfield know what good
music is and will not be backward in apPrs-
ciating It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

WEsTEIEsrER CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-The
Is1iss Of Westminster Church, Rev. ID. A.
Hedge pastor, will hold their Animal Festi-
cal on Wednesday, December 9Th, during
the day and evening, at Chass's Hall. Every
effort has been made By the ladies to make
this q model festival, and we trust It viii be
wsIIPstrOnissd BY the good people Of our city,
A sunptuOus dinner viii be served from
twelve to three o'clock for gentlemen. The
PEosssds 90 for the support of the church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

- sEx jon PRINTERS WANTED.-Six first.
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LEADER job Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

Tan ConoERT LAST NIaHr-It was splen-
did. eOttsehslk, cOrdisr, BrignOli, Patti,
Bshrsns-all--aOquitte themselves finely.
Rarely, II ever, have our citizens enjoyed 5
finer musical treat.
Space and time are beth lacking us to
speak IN detail Of the music presented last
nieht. Anmpst bssr in mind that this evsn-
ing We have the Arst and last acts Of Lucia
a Lsmnsrmoor, performed in fan costume.
N'ns cordisr appears as Lucia and Sig. Brig
noB IS Edea-do. Te nights entsrtainmsnt
ufH, perhaps, be the easst Of The series, and
su Sheald attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

LADIES, look at the beautiful styles Of
81 Winter Bonnsts just opened 81 Mrs. shav's
foons. novl7:1sI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

The regular Monthly Meeting of the
Soldiers Aid Society will be held in the par
Ior of the Stone Church this Tuesday, after
noon at three O'Clock.
dseI:I27 soLDIERs' Am SOCIETY,".
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ATTENTION, SD REGIMENT CUEAHooA
County o. MI hereby notify the members
of the Sd Regiment that they will elect one
Colonel Oh Monday, December l4th between
the hours of ind g O'Clock, P. n. The 9th
Ward at the Wigwam on SeoVille street, and
the 7th Ward at the Engine House Of No L.
By order Of NJ. LUCAS,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
CHARLES KOEsTE, Adj't. [nOvsO.12s ]
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loENT b pRAHER ANp EoK lie eoLLEcIED.
Inerease. 95 Ger cent.
ToTAL AMOUNT OF COMMISSIONS CHARGED on TIE
POSTAGE or MArTER PAss1ao THROUGH THIs OFFICE.


AASACe9Si ~ PSA WIZ"
AEoUET OF Surplus COMMISSION AND rHoIuMEET
PAID BACH TO TIE eovERSAEST GFTEB PAYING
ALI EIPEssEs, ISe-UDINa sALAEIEs OF PosT1iAs-
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M A r IN E.

PORT OF oLEVELAND-Nov.mSsr 80.
,HSTERED.
Tug wInslow. Hodges, saginsw.
Barge Experiment, BOyce, Pigeon River.
Schr L. Buttles, -, BurnelL
Schr Middlesex, Davis, Kingston
Schr Jennie and Annie, Hunt Marquette.
Schr John Rire, Riee, Burwell.
Echr Ellen White, Cassidy, Bay City.
Sehr w. Il Willard, Green, Lexington.
Schr Massilon, Lloyd, Buffalo
echr n. P Gordell, Mekeys, Forreston-
SOow g X Kane, Cobb. keller 3 Isl5no.
Soow QrandVllle, Connolly, Rondoau,
sloop Ocean, Ballard, Detroit
Prop Akron, Smith, Oedensburgh.
scoW K Kane. Cobb. Black Klyer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
Increase, los per cent.
Anousr OF STAMPS Axs ENVELOPES SOLD.
Inerease, DO per eent.

The heavy sales Of stamps during the
September and December quarters of 1862
was caused by the use Of stamps for cur
rency purposes, during that period.