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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
CLEVELAND LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.
LECTURE sEAs0N-WNTER 1s6I-65.

The Lecture Committee take pleasure In Rnnounc-
cling the following Hamed gentlemen ~ Lecturers
for the Annual Course ls64-5:
De. J. G. H0LLAND-Dsc. l.
Subject: ''Oo5t and Compensation"
REV. JOHN s. C. ABBOTT-Dce. s.
subisci: eur War and Gen. Grant"
FITZ HUGH LUDLOW, Eso.-Dse. Is.
Subject: "Good Living"
Rev. JAMES EELS, D. DION. IL.
Subject: 1.-THE Half Moon and the May Flower.
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso.-Jan.1s.
A New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIRKE, ,"-Taa. =.
Subject: "Jef. Davis at Home"
Hon, DAN'L S, DICKIFsON-Fe5 -.
suhidct "Mau In His Relations to Society and
Government"
REV. J. C. FLETCHER-Fsb. =.
Subject: "2,O10 Miles up the AmaEOn."
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-March H.
Subject Not yet announced.
Single Tickets 70 the Course %
Tickets admitting Gehtlsnsu aud Lady. 60
" two Ladtes 90
Tickets to a sing'e Lecture eta
Reserved eats Is Gems Extra.
eBTickets for sale at the Libg ary Rooms Brain
ards Masio Store, a. the Book Stores, Conmersial
Bank, and at the City Bank.
T. 3. PERKINS, 49,.
J N. BLACKBURN, So.n
no1l L. =. MELLEN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

oBERLIS CoLLEGE.-We have received
the Annual Catalogue of this excellent and
Aourishing institution for the College year
of 1s64-e6, and are glad to note that it is
still in fourishing condition and but lit
tie affected by the war, which has proven
30 harmful to institutions of learning else
where. The catalogue exhibits total of
sOl students during the last college year,
of whom 400 were gentleman and 4S2 Ia
dies. 13 have been connected with the
Theological Department, I22 with the
College Department, and IS with the Sci
entifc course. IT'S young ladies are
connected with the Ladies' Department.,
27s young gentleman have been members
of tho Preparatory Department, and 297
ladies of the Ladies Preparatory. syoung
ladies are engaged in preparing for college,
and II are now lbraviDg the rigors Of q
college course
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

The mail on this train will now make
connection with all the side mail routes on
time, and things will 60 on just as form
erly.ss
The mail for stations on the main line Of
the Atlantic & Great Western, between
Clarksville and Rayenna, will be sent on
the $50 A. n. Express to Olarksville, where
it will arrive at about P. N, and connect
there with the Mail train going west, thus
delivering Cleveland nail matter between
the above points in the afternoon of the
dav that they leave Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

RESTORATION OF TIL MORNING MArS on
THE MAHoNINs RoED.--superinteDdent
sweetaer, of the Atlantic and Great West
ern railroad, hes, altered the time table
On the Mshoning Division of the road, by
increasing the speed of the way freight
train, No. IS, which leaves this city at $3.50
4. n. and arrives at youngstown at l:sO
P. Y. Return will leave Youngstown
at I:45 and arrive in this city at 10 P. n.
To this train will be attached Passenger
coach and mail ear.
The time table Of this train will be as
E.llnus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

JAMES E. MURDOCH AoAIS.-Ths vast
audience-the largest that we sver remem-
Der to have greeted a lecturer in this city
which welcomed James z. Murdeek'S ap-
pearance q few evenings since was most
Aattering testimonialtO his ability and fame.
All that audience, and many who were
prevented, byvariOus reasons, froW joining
it, will be gratifed to learn that Mr.. Muir
dock will give another reading, under the
auspices and for the benefit Of the Library
Association, on Tuesday evening next, Nov.
2gth, at Bramsrd's Hall. He will on that
occasion present an entirely new pro-
gramme We need urge no one to be pres
ent, as the hall will be filed at all events.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

La RUE's GREAT WAz sHow-LAsT DAT.-'-
This is the last day Of this novel and pop
ular exhibition in this city. There will be
an afternoon exhibition to-day, at three
o'clock, for the accommodation Of ladies
and children, to which the children will
he admitted for ten cents each. The last
entertainment will be given tonight. Mr..
La Rue will appear on each occasion in
several OF his laughable impersonations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday morning:
Assault and Battery-Adam S epher, dis
charged; William Kautz, nOlled.
Petit Larceny-John straus, fined S2b
and costs and sent to jail 20 days. DOmi.
mink Burke, discharged; Michael Brown,
fined So and costs.
Drunk-James Monks, fined the costs.
Disturbance-Ann Crafty, fued the costs.
Grand Larceny Peter McNally, nolled /;
John and Oliver Hays, fined $50 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

THAxKseIvNe.-The peculiar American
anniversary, Thanksg sgiving, received an
appropriate celebration on Thursday last,
in this city-a sober, serious, yet cheerful
and hearty remembrance. Most of our
places of business were closed, end their
employees devoted the day to pleasure.
The houses of worship were all well at
tended and excellent sermons, BETTING the
day and the time, were delivered by the
various pastors. Of private and individual
celebrations of the day we shall not speak.
There were very many, among the readers
of the LEADER, and each one who partici-
pated in them will need no mnemonie to
remember his share therein.
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zzu xonsE asAaKEF---KOv. 2o

TBT EELEsRAFH.l
GOftOn-Duil and decidedly lower. Sales a.
81 so for micdllng uplands
FlOur-5tate and Western are dull and lOe
lower. -. -, =,
bOor Ohio; Sil 25817 % for trade brands. Market
closing heavy and dropping.
VgIIisL y-Active ana 6rmer At II 70 etats
and 81 1881 70 western
Wheat-Duil and dropping. Sales amber Mich
ave uist and hrm. Sails at 81 80 for West
srn.
Cor--s@4' betisr. Mixed western 81 ssS
:, oais@lo saS- B better. western 81 OO91 Of ahOss
and in store
IEOO1-inaetiys.
S1gaT- Active; lsgls5ze for huscOvadO.
MOlasseA--Dul.
PetroIeum-Crnde very scarce and steady at
Es s46I5o; refined IN Lond quiet 81 s71z@esc,
PorIk-aeaTy and loser. Sales a. S5I %
aSs o. for mess; SIS 5o9SSs 90 for new DO eaS6 81
and regular way closing at SSs 70 cash; S5I W
ft3T IS for prime aod 6 7 I5a33S rs for prime mess
Also 5aO bbis prime for Isoembsr, buyers op-
ton 6 8 IS 100 bbls meas, same terms and
de livery, S55 Co.
Uefss-Steady ct about previous price
Beef EHaMIs-Firm at SIS OOGzs %.
Cut AEeat..--Are steady. Sales a. lISlSc Tor
Sh ulaersi ls9s2lc for Aana.
RaeOn STdeR-Bsttsr demand Shortcut
middles, &c, fancy price, on Wednesday eveaing
IOoJ boxes Tor January aud February At 1919 for
Cumberland cut Is5<c ;or long-ribbsd, and lss for
I.arti-Hsavy as 2lgl92s11o.
Butter-S4Gs sjo tor wostarn; 44Ga5G f state
Cheese-Unohanged; l692475e.
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ARRESTED FOR DssERTIoS.-The Provost
Marshal's force, on Thanksgiving day, ar
rested Henry Thomas, charged with deser-
ton from Minnesota regiment. He has
been in the city year or two, and was
drafted in October, but was exempted fol
hemorrhags of the lungs.
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VIOLATING awning 0RDIEANcE.-Thirty-
one cases of violating the awning ordinance
we're were disposed of at the Police Court
yesterday morning. The costs were fined IN
each case, and the defendants required to
pay 81 per day for each day hereafter that
ths awnings are up. They were all resi-
dent on Ontario street.
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LOCAL NnTTOFs

CLEvELAED UNIvERsAL1sT sooIEFI.-This
society will have regular religious exer-
cises every Sabbath at 10K o'clock A. M,
at Sons Of Temperance Hall. Rev. Dr..
Webster will deliver discourse next Sab
bath (November 27th, } relative to Sergeant
Vim. B. Atwell, who fell near Ruff's Mills,
Georgis, July 4th, while making a charge
upon the enemy's bresstworks.
noV26:I78
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ST. AEDREEs SOCIETY FEsTIVAL.-In our
notice of the approaching festival oi
st. Andrews Society, on Thursday morn
ing, an error es to time and place was in
allowed 70 remain uncorrected-
Nc should have announced that the fes-
tival will take place in Chapin's Hall, on
Wednesday evening, December S0th.
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Nrvg Y0gH sFUsaA aGARKRT.

EEW YoBE, Nov. % 1864.
gsoyeruIaent StOeks-Aetive and 6rner.
limited States skies '81 coupons I1Z; do $40 cou-
pons lC5SS 5-20s registered 1856 Trtasury 7-sOss -
10 40 coupons 97ZS Troa5ury 7-SOs lls1a; one year
stOcIss-Heayy B Island lO11< Chicago, Bur
lpgton & Quincy -; Michigan Southern 4 North
an Indiana 90; Cl5yeland Pittaburg lJ6i
Nortbwestern preferred 70; Toledo -; IT Wayne
10G7S; MtIsauEeek PIaire duChisn :; Alton Ter
re Eiauts -: Eric s35A; New York Central -;
Hudson 1ls19i Reading $50; Michigan Uentaal I'D;
Northwestern Al; Cumberland ~; Missouri 80
coz; Ohio Mississippi certificates $50; Mari
rosa So.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

Ma. EVANS READINGS Tho reading Civ
On by Mr.. Evelyn Evans last evening at
the High School, on the West Side, for the
benefit of soldiers families, was one of the
greatest successes thai we remember to
have witnessed. The hall was filed with
one Of the best audiences, in every senss
Of the word, that the West Side can turn
out, and his prOgramms, which we subjoin,
was received throughout with the most
marked demonstrations of applause.
l. Our Defenders, 8. Queen Nab,
2. The Ruined Cot Z. The Sleeping SEN
tags, tinsl,
9. The Seven Ages, s. Little Jim,
4. The Ohio Soldier, 9. shsridan's Ride,
4. The Irish Picket, 10. 9oots at Holly
Inn.
All the pieces ebo7e named were received
With marked and fattering app ause. The
srst was honOred with an enthusiastic en-
core, and Mr.. Evans rendition of 'sheri-
dams Rider was pronounced by many fully
equal, if not superior, to MurdOck's. At
at the close Of. the readings, a vote Of
thanks was proposed and uanimously car
ried. to which Mr.. Evans responded in a
handsome little speech.
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LEADER
sAUTRDAY. NOVEMBEB a8
KEw ADvERTEsKEEEBTs,

Academy Of Mu.io-Eiok Of the Woods.
Geo. D. Beok-Patent Stove Dsmpsr.
HalliwsIl Dauitls-Arti6cial T. eth.
Cowles s-Needles.
Chas. Espich-BirdA.
Library AssooiNtion-Lecture.
AIsthsr 4 Wilson-SI5O month.
Io4t-Fur Collar.
2O5 Superior stroet-for Rent.
go Kissmap strsst-For Sale.
Burg II s Adams-Lost.
Wauted-G1l to work on Pants.
Meeting in BrOoklyn-Looal Notice.
Universalist society-Locsl Notice.
Board Wanted-Locsl Notice.
G mollea-L- cal Notice
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 25sh inst by the Rev NJ. A.
Hoge, Mr. WIN. II. ECKMAN and Miss LIZZIE
MINNER, both Of Cleveland.
In this city, on Thanksgiving Day, Path inst,
at the resid Of the brides father, by Rev. s. B.
Page, Mr.. GEO. BEDFORD and Miss NETTIE
0ARLIIE, both Of Cleveland.
In New York City, at the Rectory Of Ohrist'S
Church, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. F. o. Ever.
Mr. JUSTIN b. W ELLE6 of New York City, to
Miss SARAH E., eldest daughter Of I. Pisrcs,
Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

Iprxrr1rD.-The body of the man who
died suddenly on Monday was identified
bv friends of the deceased, at Howland's,
on Thanksgiving day, and was removed
Mr.. Rowland had forgotten the name. He
resided on Hope street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

IvDrcrED.-Judge Birchard, Of Warren
the Copperhead who shot at Union man
and hit brother CopPerhead, few weeks
ago, was indicted day or two since by
the Grand Jury of Trumbull county foi
carving concealed weapons in violation Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

COMPANY Els socIAsLEs.-Company E,
2sth o. V. NJ, whose series Of sociables
last winter were go universally popular,
propose to have second series this winter.
The first will be held at Chapin's Hall, on
Tuesday..evening next, Nov. 2sth. Ample
arrangements have been made to secure q
complete success and all who attend will,
doubtless, enjoy pleasant time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

Attention is directed to an advertisement
in want" column of 'EFor Rent" apply
to Wheeler and Wilson'r sewing machine
rooms. The house is pleasantly located on
Prospect street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

NEw LIssox RAILwAT-The work on this
this road has been commenced ct New
Lisbon, at which place wOrkmen, horses
and tools have been collected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

@. MoLLEE will sell at auction this (Sat-
urdsy) morning, lot of mahogany chairs,
carpets and stoves (parlor and eooking)
with pipe, and one splendid mirror.
Now .26:l78
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CITY NEWS.

The ladies' say that themost choice styles
Of Bonnets this season sre at Mrs. sbaW's
nnE2A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

Board wanted by gentleman aud wife
in private family with no other bosrders.
Address PERCY,
Nov96.IT9 LEADER Office
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BUFAFLo aLARAEt--aOv. IS

lBT TEhE1EA1E-l
FIOur-Unchanged
F6eat-No 2 Milwaukee and Chiosgo spring
81 y5; No do 81 %; amber winter 81 20; white
GOTn-Duli 81 inactive. Old held at 81 So
new 81 20
Data-Held at feo.
Whisky-Firmsr with better req1eati u IN
Canal FEefRnts-Oats to New York l2e.
lake TuIDOrfa-FlOur 3, ,4T4 bbls ; wheat
n 3a4: corn.If ssS; oats 81, Isl; barley 2O,771-
rs.rlaf ExDOrts-FloUF Z,luOi wheat rs, 9ss;
corn a $40, oats 4s, ,S6S; rye l7,7l9.
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TEAvELER's EEGIsTEB.

So Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains Boats, viii b. called foL by COACHES
u steTsRs' Omnibus Line By leaving their sddrcss
st the Omnibus Once, lat SupssioT street, rex.
door 70 TIE We5dell Bouss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

HoXE AGAIS.-Dr. Halliwell begs to in
form his many patrons and friends, that he
has returned from New York, and can be
seen at his Office as usual, on business.
HALLIWELL 4 DANIELS,
nnv12.Ila Dantists-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

We have received another assortment of
Ladies' Faacy FErs, making our stock
complete again in all its branches. The
very low prices we have been selling Furs
at had depleted our stock, but we are en-
abled again to fill all orders at Wholesale
or Retail, at our usually low prices.
E. STAIR & Co.,
245 Superior, sign of the Bear.
noyI9:I7S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

ISLAND GRAPES FOR SALE.-Two hundred
boxes of chOic Kelly Island grapes for sale,
at low figures, at 1873 Ontario street.
J. B. GLENEN & co.
1ov0ATTQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

PRoxo7Iox.-MsjOr G. R. Giddings, of the
14th Regulars, son of the late Joshua r.
Giddings, has been promoted to Lieutenant
Colonel of the 18th Regulars.
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nov24-I78

OIL CoNPANY.-The undersigned has
very desirable property in the Oil Regions,
which he purposes putting into company
at actual cost. The production insures
doubling the capital yearly. A few shares
will be disposed OF for working capital, and
details viii be given by application to
II. c. DENINe,
I39 and 141 Water street,
noV19;I79 Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

NoTIoB.-A meeting will be held at the
Wade House Armory on Monday, the 2sth
inst, at ?. n, to provide for soldiers fam
lies in Brooklyn. A full attendance is de-
sired.
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am Iilsl MONEY ADVANCED
ElIAI.tIAltl In rums b Euit-at the Old stand

&UUsUGU in Ezms 10 suit-at tie old stand
ard Weil-knoEn WAGHER's LOAN OFElOk, on
O. suritiss Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Wstohes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Je6olTy. Guns
pigtols, iliOthing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MslOdeonBI
aud ali srsonAi property and articles OF value, on
she most satisfsotoFy terms Business strictly pri-
Vste Establlshed ls5l. 4. IA variety o. IN
Fsdss1Ded Wstehss, 3sselrg, auhss &C., foi isle Is
ksrRains.
3iSps'-UeFnsr a FassT and suparior EsTestEi
eVsr Dsssr sai Fsisntto'H Clothing Store.
osses J. a. " WAGNER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

C5OR SALR HOUSE AND LOT ON
4 Forest street HoHae large and conamodiousi Lot
plfsat b. "a with an abunasnoo Of hns shrubDerys
sFd GOOD frut chsioe grspas and good barn. Terms
sssy Inquire OF D. ". GAGE, Esq, l65 superioE st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
novIs;I79

BABY TENDER.-The great baby tender is
for sale at E. Q. Jones', No. LAG Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov I9,ISI
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"AEOrHER RAID"

in Ranger--IThe Citizens
Alarmed and lArmIng-..The Scare
subsfded---A Joke on EeWeOmb and
his MtnstreIs.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK.

OF CLEN ELANDs
Fiscal agent and Desigated DepOsitaTy
Of the United STATES.
Authorized Subscription for the New Losn Of
Z s-Io TREAS URY NOTES,
On which Will allow liberal commission to dealers.
WIZ keep on hand for sAie
UNITED STATES 6-9O BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS,
UNITED STA TIES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES go TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
Us oUARTER1IASTER'S VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICA TES OF INDEBTEDNESS, a1a
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
[noS:RU
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FOR SALE.-THE SUB ORIBER
I Offers 70 ssl about q sores Of and, unsurpassed
for prOductlvansEs about o. mile from tue terni
nus Of the. East Cieyelan1 Etrett Beliroad on ire
ter, and cheap puudings. - ,.-.,v- ,,r.,
roll .iAldkW JAS, ElChAhDS-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

E. C. Jones, LAG Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line,
nOyb:I7Q
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EIEW sLvRR WARE-JUsT Re
~ -.,-.S - 0OWLEs',
~ Esdiall F5aua.-
ST7PUTTE LTME-FOR PRESERV-
fSSE1ra t,taer sweet all lhs year round For sale
sl-9s OUUROBILL BR0THEB,
nS"oi1 1.6 Ontario street
COLTD sILVER WARE---NkW
GsaPplT lasi rsaolEa4 u h'S'
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COMMERCIAL.
HvRsIaa LEADLB OFFIUE,
uf.--.- rr1-urr,sa Nov l5 fsHa

Fhs receipts oi slsiu BY rail FOR the p hour1
snding a. half rast o'olocs t0-dsJ srs e fol-
lowe:
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(CommiE8i1n allowed % Sub8crlDer3.)
ES-U. g. Bouds Of 1881, 5-2O's. lO-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities Dur-
chOsed aud for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and souId at best rAtrs. Deposits received and
Collections made et all accessible points. Incur
rsut funds converted ct lowest. Revenue Stamps
o. sale. oc4
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Ross- 1ttsfs sIae- Ganif.
1876. Winter Arrangements 1895.
FoR TEE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING 9B sAILs,
AT THE
n N n u n @ N u U ID L L, I.
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFICE K

OoKsuo1Es MONDAY. ocTosER 3isF, i5sS.
~ Msiis will be ypened and ready for delivery
oua hour after arrival OF trains.
- All Malls close one hour before departure Of
kr.ina.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

4 AND FOR SALE-SIXTI ACRES
IAof Land in lots ron taree % eight acre. or IN
larger quantities. EaiG Land Is bounced a. follows:
o., tie north by St Clair road, the west by wilson
avenue and on the south by Superior street exten-
rion and : known "a the Sterling Farm Ihs above
,serfea land is Just out Of the city uits Enquire
o. ~. M. SFAhGLEH, OF Miss II. i. bIEkLlh6, %
ruclid street nuZ:le5
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a.Y. HGEssz IdAss2ET-.HOV. 20
IBT TEEsaRArH.l
FEoneY-Easier with large supply at col y Ct
Sterling ENeizRnse-Dula at iO9H for gold.
GsOId-Unsa attled aod oWer. opening at z4s7a,
adysDoinR 10 242, declining to 2l6z, advancing
22O1i, ana closing at 2l91292ssZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

DARECHANCEF FOR AACHINIStS.
III BEHHAkD DEMMING, li4 Superior street Of
81 four lathes fnur V sgs polishing machine aud ell
necessary tools for repairing small machinery Also
snafting beliing, g all Ia perfect runnlng order
~ no slel78
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nov26:I79

ALFRED KELLOGG,
LEVI FIsH, Trustees.
JAMES SEARS.
nov26:I79
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I1PEF T77T5 g1T -Tl0NT4TNTNG

DARN FOB SALE-CONIA1NlN lNG
L thirty acres Of first rate land under god cultiya-
tton situatsd Ia the tuwn hip Of NeWburg i've miles
rom Cleveland. There over young fTuit trees,
scle grapes aud small fruls, good ba-n, nrs-ca3s
and fiTther particulars apFiT 10 GkO. d, BkCks 20
Superior street. oczlf
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OVAL FRAMEs-AlI sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at E. C. Jones', 146 Superior street.
pov5.I79
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GTRAYED-TAKEN UP ONE COW,
- about 10 years DID, dark red with some white on
the back and belly, aud two warts on the hing teEt
m the rsar Eide LEWIS .. HIRRIhG GT0N,
po2i:IT Bockport.
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Atturueus-at- Eau.

CTEWART, RIDDLE & co,
LATE STEWART 4 STEVENS,
Attorneys and COunseIlOFs at LsE,
No. All PENRsYLYANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Will attend to business IN the Supreme Court
Court, Court Of Claims, the Circuit and District
Courts, before the several Departments, the
LAND, PENSION, PATENT, AND INDIAN BUREAUS,
AND IN CONGRESS.
JOS. p. sTEEART, A. G. RIDDLE, o. A. sFEvEss.
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T1OR SALE "A GOOD BAY HORSE
5ogi.lTs JE5. C. JENNINGS. Atwaser Building.
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wv the Quartermnsters Department, Nashville,
Tenn 500 Laborers and Wood Chorrers, wages e4S
per month and rutiOasi 600 Ienmsters wages ~ PEI
month and ration5. To men capable o. taxing charge
81 Train as WAGON Master, that viii report with y
Isauistsrs 80 TO G15 per month Will be paid None
ned Apply Mt able-bCdisd meD, willing 70 e1gage ior
~ months Transportation aurnl5hed. Apply TO u.
sBERWOlD, A. q. NJ. Agent, Commercial House,
Cleveland, Ono. Vii leave Cleveland every Tuesday
and Friday. sepSe;ha