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, 1864-02-21

Win lne pt1soueft+ Inc ledat1l clothlnE were de-
posted with him by fuEloushed soldiers who will
call for them upon their return from the country
CT course AIR. Mackin was dismissed, and no
charge was maintained against him. -
AMusEa1ENTs.
TnE TuKArar.-Miss Maggie Mitchell, the
present star, continues to draw full houses every
evening. She appears this (Mcndny) evcusng, In
her faroEite play OF Little Barefoot which viii
probably run through tho entire Eeek.
The MCezuM.-Severa1 hundred peraons throns-
ed this popular and interesting place Of, amusc-
ment On Saturday, and among them large NUM-
ber OF school children. Old Neptune, We under
stand. leaves to-day, Ter his more congcnla1 ele.
ment-salt watez. Col. Wood IL preparing TO eur
prise The public with new wonders.
TEE Cmcus.-Robtnson g. Howe arc patronIxed
nberasly, as they richly deserve to be. Their COM
paDy EMBRACES several champions aud stars in their
various Departments, and the public show their pp-
prccintiou Of merit in that direction.
THE GREAT RxnEL11ox.-ThiH beautiful allc-
cory. was exhibited twice on Saturday, making
Ave exhibitions In all, each OF which were very
literally patronTzed+ The Saturday afternoon OK
hihittou brought out the little ones By scores and
hundreds. The whole affair has been we'll NJ an
aged, and the several parts well sustained, hence
the structures upon the performance Of certain
prominent. actors, were uucalIed for. Tho Els
worth Zouayes deserve great credit for the inter
est they hare added to this exhibition, and the
perfection with which they passed through tho
difficult military eyolutons, peculiar to their drill.
The presentation Of this allegory closed with tho
Saturday evening performance.
M11lTAR1 BAlL--The Illinois Mtlftia Regi-
ments Will celebrate the anniversary OF Washing
TOMS Birthday, BY grand Military Ball, at Tur-
nes's Hall, On North Clark street, On Monday
evening. Ample arrangements havo been made,
and good time IL anticipated.
ACADEMY or MusIc.-Thc rush to Httncas the
1nmitable exhibitions at this p1acc is as marked
as at the opening. As has been the wise and uni
restaly adopted custom among wc1l regulated
families for long period anterior to the debut Of
minstzelEy in this city, the management rescryc
the best for the last In the neat Ethiopian farce
entitled, The Happy Man, or the Treaty with
Japan." In which appears many Mughable and
mirth-provoklng Incidents, and Last, but by no
mcaua least, tho beautiful Japaneee landscape aud
marine view, by Voegtlln, from whose hands
have come many dne specimens Of scenic art, Mt'
DinEeas, the efficient and gentlemnn,y manager,
takes Il benefit on Friday evening next, the mere
announcement OF which Is sufficient to fiji the
houee. An attractive bill Is offered,
EXHIBITION or PANr1KGs.-Beebee' Gallesy Of
Paintings are still open for exhibition at 107 Lake
street. for the benefit Of the Soldiers Homo Those
who "aamire The beautiful - should not fall 10
sec them.
TIE sKAr1ya PAEKs-Wcre not deee1ted by any
means On Saturday evening, and some Of them
werc In full blast, with music, cerntrals, &c, We
dare not promise them ice oil the coming week.
, 1864-02-21

Eu1arG1nE tho Yntos Phn1anx.-This
noble regiment. has permission from the constt-
tuted authorities, to enlarge its .phylactories.
Major Mum, formerly Of the Phalanx, and who
tetTed with dlatinction in several Of the hard
places through which the regiment has passed, is
empowered to raise a bsta1llon OF si1 additional
companies to be attached to tho phaIanx, To IA
cs1itate this object, he In authorized prum.sc
captaincy to any person who will raise forty men
for either OF the said companies, and can pass the
requisite examination; ; . first lIcutcuancy to any
one who, under the SANG circumstances, can raise
thirty men, and second lieutenancy to any one
who: can raieo twenty-hFe meu.. Several gentle
men ambitions Of distinction IN the ranks OF the
Phalanx, havc already taken hold OF this work,
and are laboriug ut 1t with every prospect Of
success.
Lieut.. Col. o. L. Mann, Of the Phalanx, Ia an
nounced fora war meeting at Rockville, Kankakee
county, On Tuesday evening next, and at Ranks
kec On Wednesday evening.
, 1864-02-21

Shirt .CoGnxs.-Ne hare seen new article
In paper collars, the manufacture Of which is Jnst
commenced In Chicago by s. P. Hathaway, s Co.
They are certain to command IN extensive sale,
helng far superior to the ordinary collar In neat
mesa ,and cheapness They will speedily be
brought before the public. ).
, 1864-02-21

! SIXTH W1sooss1N.--The SIXTH Wisconsin
regiment. Numbering ECU .ncu, nze expected
:. to- ar1ive By the Milwaukee Railroad. at
noon to-day, talonday.) Contributions Of p1oris.
lens for their entertainment wI be gladly recelv-
ed from to II O'Clock, at the Soldiers Rest,
where they viii dine. -
, 1864-02-21

Splendid Presentation s.yord.-Eov
that the friends Of Waiting veteran officers will
hare an opportunity to present them with tessimo-
nlals for their ra1or and bravery exhibited on the
field, We viii hint to those interested that the
magntaeent sword. belt, sash, etc., presented to
the Northwestern Fair Is still the property OF the
SANITARY Commission. and may be purchased at
reasonable price. This is one Of the finest swords
on sale In the city, and the Sanitary commsz.,on
wish to dispose oft. It may be seen at the Jew.
elry stoto of. II. Hoes, 1T Lake street.
, 1864-02-21

w A N TED-Expericnced hands
y 41rinpng md making soune. Apply soep
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, 1864-02-21

LETTER L1sr-Gn tie third page will be
Iound the letter list and la.gc quantity Of Inter-
esting rewe literary. and mlf cellaneous reading. =
, 1864-02-21

" "ANTED-A Nurse Girl. Call
~ At No. 8 Eighteenth street, brick house. nsar
, 1864-02-21

FOR SA LE.-Great Bargains.
- so0n acres OF Land, on the line Of the Lognns.
1ort and Peosta Railroad. IN Livingston county III.
Tneec lands high and rolling and within hires
miles OF Railroad ksatloIs Chatswortl and Forrest
vile. h7d i've miles {fom good Coal Mine, and will
BE- gola cheap o. itn cas6 ba!snee r. nys sevea
MnnnfactoI5 at Chatswotth IN successful operation
No better lands IN the State: Adj dress Or apply to
.. +. TEAFspNE, lis Randolph street Chicago, Or
to y STILlWELL. ESQ, Cnatswo1th, Illinois.
, 1864-02-21

w A n TIE D-By a practical and
dtat{eEs5y @ engine. Adacesa !" L C." Box $40. :.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

READ TIE LIsT.-The following are few
of the many fortunate patrons of the
Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 14O Supe-
rior street, during the past week;
]. E. Weller, 0berlin, opera glass.
Mrs. R. Pelton, Cleveland, breakfast
castor.
Ja1aes Lowry, Elgin, Ill, silver watch.
Lizzie B. Miller, Cleveland, breakfast
castor.
Mrs. James Babcock, Lake county, Ohio,
silver ice pitcher.
John R. Brooks, Ashtabula, card basket.
Mrs. Ellen Hamlin, Cleveland, bronze
clock.
Miss Celia Edwards, Crawford county, Pa,
silver fruit dish.
Mrs. Sherman, Cleveland, bronze clock.
". R. Jackson, Coldwater, Mich, spoon
holder.
PA. Bishop, Elyria, bronze clock.
Mrs. W Parker, Geauga county, silver
syrup cup.
Alvin Morton, Spring Grove, Pa, silver
cake basket.
A.P. DOnalds, Randolph, Portage county,
rotary castor.
Miss Addie C. Wilmarth, Cleveland, ruby
lined berry dish.
Master VIM. Walters, Springfield, en-
craving of Evangeline.
Mrs. J. c. Starkweather, Cleveland, silver
butter dish.
These are only few of the many fortu-
nate purchasers at the Metropolitan. Many
other valuable gifts were distributed, which
we cannot enUmerate.
Buy all your Books, Albums, Bibles and
Prayers at the Metropolitan and get a gift.
The best assortment of Gift Books and
Annuals for the holidays in the Northwest.
dec5180dkw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

BY special notics from the General Freight
Agent Of the Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati,
and the Cleveland 4 Teledo Railroads, We learn
that on and after Tussssy, December 9Th. osrs
loaded with grain in bulk, viii be sent to some one
ofths Elsvasors for storage. imms dAtely on arri-
val This movement viii do away with all sales
on track for the fu ure
The market tsis morring was very dull for grain,
and no sales were reported. At the Board this af
tsrnoon there was more enq7iry for Wheat, but At
deoi1e Of &c, for No. red, sn the last reported
sales, although low cars of ehoics No. on track
sold ct the last quotations. which latter would not
be fair index Of the market. @
Corn Is perfectly fat, Aad new shelIed was offered
at heavy decline. Old shelledis dull and nominal.
There Is nothing doing IN other grains.
There was q Iargs advance in Coarse Salt to-day;
lns remains unchanged.
FKeS eSgJsts-Ths following arc the rates now
asked: All BGu-To NewYork, Floar 81 90; Wool
50 II; Dressed Hogs 81 25 To Boston, Flour 81 10;
Wool SO 81; Dressed Hogs 81 IS.
EIOur-Nsrkst steady. Sales 50 bbls Indiana
Xxx white a, sll co.
Wheat-Tbe market was shade more active
but lower this afternoon, and the following sales
were reported; 40 ba No. red in two lots, free
On board at 81 90; cars ohoieo No. red on track
at 81 s5, the latter being very extreme ngurs; 1
COrn-Markst duiI and lat. Holders Of old
shslled ssking 81 So but heard Of no sales.
New shelled on track was Ohsrsd ss 81 o5. without
sales
Oats-EoIhing doing; the lat sales were At
nc, which would be an Outsid3 price to-day.
Rye-NO sales.
L-Va (
81 70 for good 70 prime.
Reef CstfIe-Paeksrs continue to purchase st
range Of 395e' ... ...
nresse HOgs-Ths prices paid by packers
rlngo at 111fgIze, bat the market is heavy and
dropping.
Pork-ssoady at sss 90 for heavy ms,s, $50 %
for light do. l
Lard-Steady and unchanged; city rendered In
tIerees 2So, in kegs z4o.
Smoked Meafs-Ihe stock continues Hight
and prices unchanged Hams 24@25s for sugar
cured; Shoulders Isg2Oc; Bacon 20; Dried Besfl5o.
Butter-Markst firm but not active. Western
Reserve held at 4s@45o; Central 4O.s42o; choice
roll suitable 4 ? table 4594so.
Cheese-Rathsr quiet, but prices rule steady
and unchanged at 169lso for large shipping lots;
ls@2oo for small lots selected.
EgEs-Hsld at s79sso for fresh.
EIghEines- Better. Sales 70 b6ls At 81 ssi
60 bbls at 81 90, the market closing firm
AIechOl-Vsry hrm at % s2gs 81 for IS per
csni; 50 o5 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeuha-Market firm and demand good
at $4,000 Refined.
saIt-Coarse has advanced tOc per barrel. The
quotations now stand: C,srss So 90; Ground Solar
s. 25; Fine unchanged at 95.
Malt Steady domsnd at 81 COper buIhsl.
HOPs-ohio held at 2o92loi New York State
at 25@S5o.
Ale and POFasr-harkst steady. We quote
Is follows: Present Use XIX Ale $40; Stock XXX
Si13S1a; Ksnnstt s1G; Pals Dream sili Porter
III half and quarter barrels In proportions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
WEW NoREk sIARKET.-Dee. 5.

81 FKLsgRARH.
COttOn-Dun and heavy. Sales at 81 2s for
FIOur-Stats and Western dull and drosping
Sales 50 0g9 50 for extra State; 90 b099 IS
superhns western; $40 O09l0 20 for common TO
medium extra western SO 959n 10 Tor eommon
70 good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
SlI l5Ql2 90 for trade brands. Market closing
heavy Included in sales 1000 bbls extra State,
for last half Of Jan0ery, at $40 40 and 1000 bbl1
ditto for the middle Of January to the middle Of
VFhtslxy-ActiTs ana rfmsr.- =-s.- sa-aasa-a a.
for State and 81 939I s5 for wottern. Closing at
outside figures. 90
SRheat-Duil and rather heavy. Sales at 50 ls
az Is for Chicago sprng-inside price for No. 2
81 2592 &c for Milwaukee club; s2 - for winter
rcd western. -
Rys-Quiet; IS western in ahOat.
Barley-Dull.
COrn.Dun and nomsnaI Mixed western held
ct 81 949I 95, with buyers at 81 9O91 81. Sales
at So Os for white southern.
Dafs-Deeidedly more active and hrmer. Sales
at 81 0i@l O31S for western Ah0at and In store.
kSOpH-3O 600.
WOOE-SteAdy
sHgar-Firm at q4@6o for Porto Rico and Is
t92O54c for Muscovad0.
mOIasses-Dun.
PefrOIeum-CuIet. Crude 4715s4sc; Refined
In bond 6s@6Sc; Renned free $50.
POrk-Opened decidedly hrmer but closed
heavy. Ssls st S32 50 for 1862 and '63 msss;
s'8 Z5@34 IS for 1868 and 64 do, cash and regu-
lar NHys closing Win no buyers az sJt W COZ -
QySlz 81 for prme, and $50 W for prime mess
Also 1000 bbls Row Of 1884 and '65 for Deem
Der, January and February, al bGyers and sellers
option, at SST 0193s so, and 15O bbls 1865 and "a
mess for December, at buyers option, at ssS 759
S34 %
Beef-stoady, moderate demand.
Bacon SIdes-steady.
Lard-WithOut material change; 211462sHc.
Butter-In moderate demand; 35g4sc for
western
cheese ouiel and unchanged; l4@221zo for
common to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

TIE SALE OF FURNITURE At TER Angler
HousB-Will be resumed on Wednesday
and Thursday, Dec 7th and sth, cOmmen-
cling at 10 O'Clock each day. The best
furniture will thus be sold, consisting of
oval gilt frame mirror marble top and
plain dressing bureaus; marble top table
and wash stands; sofas tete-a-tetes ma
hogany and cottage bed steads arm and
cane seat chairs; window curtains; best
quality of hair mattresses, palm mattres-
ses, pillows, counterpaines and blankets !;
IS pa-lor bed room hall and stair carpets !;
psrlor and Office stoves; gas fixtures /;
crockery; glass ware; kitchen utensils, &c.
On Thursday, at II o'clock, precisely, g
splendid rosewood piano in nice order.
Dec6:lSO,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06


ATTEMPT TO BREAK JA1L.-An attempt to
break jail was made by one or more in
mates on Sunday afternoon. We did not
learn the names of the parties, but got the
impression from the officials account of the
matter that they were Messrs. o'Eeal,
Gardner and Phestt, of the Happy Family
OF Burglars. They had hsd such good luck
breaking into houses, they thought they
would try hand at breaking out. Not
having the small pox they could not
"break out" in that way, (sse Mr.. James
Lewis in his great character in the "French
spy,") and so, adapting means to ends,
" adjusting efforts to Obstacles" they got
their divine female friends to smuggle in
to them instruments of various kinds,
punches, drills, &C., &C., and availing
themselves of privilege they have in the
jail, Of leaving the cells to recreste in the
halls, they mounted to an upper cell just
beneath the roof, occupied by woman
partially insane.
Now, as we understood, there is a hatch
way or sky-light opening upon the roof
near this cell. This had recently been
fastened with rods, bolts and nuts, and
cemented with stone cement, so that it was
thought perfectly safe. This party of
forlorn hope made for this hatchway, and
had succeeded in forcing the rods with
implements, and had dug out full one half
the cement, when they were discovered.
A quantity Of shsvings were also in their
possession, but it is not rightly known
what use they intended to put them to. It
was their design, undoubtedly, to escape
on Sunday night, but, happily, they were
detected IN their ek- burglar iOus intentions
and acts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

"To WaoX II MAY CoNoERE."-If any of
our readers, ladies or gentlemen wish stsr
fne furnishing goods, they may be found
at L A. KspPnerS, 4tPsrk Building. La
dies that may desire to make their hus-
bands, brothers, sons, or friends q nice
Christmas present VIII find = great many
things to please them at KePpner's. Gen
tlemsn can also And something for the Ia
dies at the same place. Mr.. Ksppners
stock Of goods is very ehOioly selected and
one Of the finest ever brought to this city
he employs none but the best materials
ana the most skiliful workmsn. Give him
2 eel, and sss for yeursAIYss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

POLloE ECoURr.-Judge Hessenmueller dis
posed of the following cases yesterday
morning;
Disturbance-David Flanagan, fined 81
and cost William Ford, continued to Dec.
7th.
Keeping House Of III Fsme-Harriet
Jones, fined S35 and costs James Williams
6ned $40 and costs.
Visiting the sSme-susan Brown and
two others, fined, each, $40 and costs.
Drunkenness-Mary Moore, James Crane
Il. Ray, John Wyatt and Jos. Falker, each
find 81 and costs.
vagraney James dismissed.
Housebreaking in the Night Season, and
Committing Personal violenee-AnthOny
Galley, case continued to the 7th.
Assault and Battery-JOhn Griffin, case
continued to the 7th.
Petit Lareeny-Major Wade, fined the
costs.
Grand Larceny-sarsh Condall, case con-
tinued to the 7th. Bail $500.
stabbing with Intent to Wound-Jssse
Taylor, continued to the 7th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

AooItoA SALE'Itne subscriber WlI sell
E,cIid Station. on the road 1eadino IN az
Lake, on Tuesday, December 9Th, 1854, The
following property;
1sO sheep, (5s of them fat colts, dou-
BILE carriage, l single carriage, / double
wagon, acres sowed corn, 2 span Of hor-
ses, 5 cows, 3 two year olds, 2 spring wag-
ons, single wagon, Is acres corn fodder,
so tons good timothy hay, 1 buggy har-
ness, double harness, s cultivators, l
pillow, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Terms of sale: All sums over so, six
months time, with approved security.
GEo. GILBERT.
G. MoLLEE, Auctr. Dee.5:lS0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
PETR LEUM
4" Hickory Farm OIL Company"


oOosOoD
100000 SHARES OF IS EACH
Shares fall paid without further assessment.
Prosidsnt-CHRIsTOPHE TYLEB.i
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uperiussndsnt-LEWI5 P. BROWN.
TRUSTEES
OuRIsToPHER TTLER, OF OhrissopharTyIer, ,EsTTork.
THOMAS A. COnHTEs, Of II 5maa A Cummins, "a
FEAso1s B. CooLT, late Of Cody, FArEell Co, "a
Gso. n. GsoVEl. late Of Groves, Nortrup, Taylor 4
Co., New York.
JONI V. CLARKE, la.s Of Datsr, Clarke Co., ny
IHARLEs v. FAILS, Of Fails, Williams o.,
ISAAC d. RUSSELL, Of Russell Irwin, Mfg. Co, q
JosEFH LARocaUs, Of BoEdoin, Larocquss Bar
low, New York
CUsTTs G. HUssET of O. C. HuSsey Co., Pittsburg,
JEPTHA d. WADE. Y. Press Western Union TeIs-
graph c. Cleveland, Ohio.
SAHuEL l.. MArHER, Seoy Cleveland Iron Mining
Co., Cleveland, Ohio
JoHS :. HEWsEEsT, John g. HeVberry, Detroit,
Nah.
r TwISa BROOKS, Pres't Farmers' Bank, salsz, o
ThiI Company IL organized under the laws of qs
State OF New york, for the purpose Of dsTelopinR =
tract Of upwards Of two hundred and ninsty.ssSen
acres Of land, owned by h N is Jss sPls, located
In Fe1ango ooanty, PennsylEsniA, on the WsstsTiy.
bank Of the Allsghany River, and smbracinx bOth
banks Of Hickory Greek" - q +.
An ample working capital has been provided for
BY the Company, and tbs dsEelopmsat Of the prop
erty win Be prosecuted with the greatest vigor,
limited number Of sha @e5 Of the Capital Btock--
can nov Be Obtained at par On application - sA1s Z
UEL U. MATHEk, At the once Of the CleyrlAna
Iron mining Company, Clsvelsad. Ohio. whsre-
maps ETC., etc. be seen, and any farther infOr-
nation daAirsd can be obtained, nO8l:ITa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

AELAETIo AND GREAT WEsTERE DEroT.-
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Company, with the energy characteristics of
all their actions, have already commenced
the erection Of new passenger Depot,
upon the exact site of the former one, and
Of very nearly the same size and arrange
msnt. It is to be, like the former, of wood.
The frame Of the building is already up
and the roof covered though not shingled.
1t will be completed in a few weeks, and
We will then give some description Of its
construction and arrangement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

T. M4RsARET DExzIL's HISTORY. Annotat-
ed by her H usbsud. A Novel. Kew York;
Harper and Brother g. 1884
This is a very readable novel, not too lsng
to tire one, and not too short to cut of
with a violent, malicious clip the breath
of the readers interest.
Lovers of fiction will find the above a
very fair and agreeable novel.
J. B. Cobb 4 Co. have it for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

PAvIEs.-We are glad to chronicle the
fact that the work Of Playing a stone flag
ging in front of the old City Buildings, ,"
on the south side Of Superior street was
commenced yesterday and viii be pushed
forward with energy. In a few days the
miserable brick pavement which has so
long disgraced Superior street win have
passed to place among the things that
were, and the whole street will enjoy de-
cent pavements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

NAvIeATIOE CLOsINs.-The expiration Of
the, term of marine insurance, sr,
the lOwness of freights, and the lateness OF
the season are operating with SO much E
feet on navigation that vessels lay mp
now nearly as fast as person can wink.
The schooner Andes, of Detroit, has just
stripped, and the scOws HerEynia, of Cleve-
land, and the Michigan Flower, of Detroit,
have just gone into winter quarters. The
latter of these is still ashore here, close to
West pier. She was being stripped yester-
day, and all her effects removed, prepare
tory to her going into the dry dock.
The former, on her late trip from Toledo
to this city, loaded with wheat, went
ashore at the West Sisters Island She
got of by throwing overheard about 800
bushels of wheat. The other half of her
load q 800 bushels of whest) was uninjur-
ed. The vessel did not sustain much dam
age from running ashore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY. DEOEMBER 8.
NEW ADvERT1sEnIKE1s.

Academy Of Music-East Lynne.
los Superior st.-BanSrupt Sale Of Boots.
BrsinArd's HAll-GottschaIk.
BSckus 4 Nobls-Lsgal Notice.
BrAinard'I HsIl-DupreE Green's MinstreIs.
D. Clsyeland-Building Lot for Sale.
BRekus, Williams d COOL Refinery for Sale
J. B. Glenn Co.-OranberrIes.
Misunderstanding.
Il. q. DeHart-Botioe.
For Sale-Pony.
Particular Board Wanted.
G.-Rooms and Board Wanted.
For sale-Grover 4 Baker Sewing Mschines.
Found-Asmorandum Book.
Lost-Pocket Book.
X. Y. Estimation Wanted.
Embroidery and stitehing-Locsl Notice.
Cleveland Literary Olub-LoeaI Notice.
sale OF Furniture at the Angier-Local Notice.
soldiers' Aid sOeisty-Local Notice
Dog Lost-LocaI Notice.
Good skatiDg-Loeal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The first evening of
{" Mis- Kate Denim Ryan's" engagement
was successful one, a very fair sudience
being in attendance. The pieces of the
evening, deborah, or The Curse" and
"The Mountain Outlaw" were rendered
with spirit and force.
Tonight the sensational drama Of East
Lynne" is announced, with Miss Denim
Ryan as Isabel and Madam Vine. "Ths
Irish EnigrsnJ" is on the bills for the
afterpieoe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

TTPOGRArmoAL.-A very slight typo
graphical error-the mere omission of
Point-in our illegal Intelligence" yes
terday morning, made very essential diff
ference In the sense. The verdict in the
case of Bell vs. Van Auken was printed as
$475, when it should have been given as
S475-a difference of precisely s47O25.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

FIVE DOLLARS REwAED.-Strayedo or stolen,
November 9th, from the premises of the
the owner, (oouth side of Euclid street, be-
tween Hudson street and Cese- Avenue IN
English Cosch Dog, about ten months old,
color white, with black spots. The above
reward will be paid on the return of the dog
to the Western Union Telegraph Office, cor
ner of Bank and St Clair streets, and no
questions asked. dec6;I70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

CORRECTION, morning we an
nounced that the Rev. John s. C. Abbott
would lecture at Brainards Hall on Thurs
day evening next, We learn that the lee
ture will come of on Wednesday evening,
instead Of Thursday, as announced, as
Gottschalk gives concert in the same
hall on Thursday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

ATTENTION, COMPANY H, I5OTH REeIXEzT
o. N. G.-You are hereby notified that the
meeting for next Monday evening, the 9th
instant, is postponed one month.
By order commandant,
dec6-Is0 I'M. GATES, 1st ssr't.