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: AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
OF Land in lots from three to eight acres. or in
-gRer quantities.. said Land is bounded as fooEs:
Or the north BY St Clair road the west by Wilson's
aVs1ue and on the south By Superior street exten-
sion, and Il known tho Sterling Farm, The above
described land is Just out of the city limits. Enqure
q n. N. SPAhGLER, or Miss II. < STERLING, 81
Euclid street. no2:i53
OAK PLANK FOR SALE:-76,0O0
Nffaat Oak Plank for sale by
goa FHAfCH CHEGARDBER. BURTh 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

TIE EAILKGHASIASs.-Let it b. remomber-
ed by all lovers of sweet sounds, that the
Aueghanians, tho sweetest singers and the
best troupe Of Swiss Bell Ringers that
travel, will appear at Brainarj's Hall to-
morrow night, They will have full
house, .Ea ,-f-
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New ATTRACTION FOR TIE HoILDAYs.-L.
Benedict and Sons have large assortment
of ladies' and children's furs suitable fer
Christmas and New Year gifts, which they
are selling below the market, as they wish
to close out their stock soon. --s-------.
der3.IS2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

PROFELERs ExPEcTED.- The propeller
Wisconsin was expected to arrive Lere
yesterday from ogdensburgh. The pro-
peller -owego, left the canal Wednesday,
bound for this port, and was also looked
for yesterday. These will, no doubt, be.
the very last craft to arrive here this
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, aud for this
reason persons afflicted with Catarrh or
Cold in the Head should buy DR.. D. H. Sec
lye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Retail price
two dollars per bottle. A bottle will last
one month. used three times day. This
medicine contains no injurious drugs. It
is sure to cure if directions are followed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Oysters OYSTERS IL. a. Gilbert, 1872
Ontario street, has the exclusive agency
for celebrated brand of baltimore Oys-
ters" not to be excelled by any in town.
Country dealers supplied at lowest rates.
All orders promptly attended to.
LA. GILBBRT, 1872 Ontario st.
dec16.I93
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CHICAGO mARKET---Dee. 10.
ley TELKaBAPHsl

TFHs,f-Ouiet. Sales at 81 1871 7615 for No /.
Corr-Quiet at q gO91 % fcr new.
SlPfs-Duu and declined ~. bsles ~ tf7so
G6s1Sc.
SsoTIx-Nesg advanced 81 co. Sales dt $50 OOS
$40 o., Prime mess advanced. .,E
pressed HOgr-Advanted 26': sales a. SAOi
H0rs-Advsnced. Sales at 81 bO9l4 90
EhlsIsv-Firm and advanced 1o. Sales at
81 s415Gl S5.
ReceiDts-l, 100 bbls -four; 1900 bush Wheasi
q, coo bush Corn; 5000 oats hogs lS.VyO.
SbfDTrcnts-9t0 bbls hourj - bus FheaT,
corn {, 1000 oats $500.
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@arernmtnt Advertisements.
EER VOIUETEER 4RNY CORPS!
HKADa'Rs PROVOST MARsHLL's OFFICE, I

hEADo r. fRoFOsE MARsHAL's OFFICEI
CLEvELAAD, Dec 5, 1864.
HNHE WAR DEPARTMENT HAS
i authorized the organization OF the First Corps,
under Major General Hancock, to be composed Of
Gble-bodtec Uhte men 0hO hare serUcd fsO gears aud
been h0HOrabg discharged This Corps is to consist
Of not LEES than twenty th usand Infantry enlisted
for not leas than one year, and is being organ
Corps will be furnished Transports to Washing
ton, viii be credited to the District in which they
or their families are domiciled, and they will Be
paid SPECIAL BOUNTY Of Three Hundred Dol
lars from the SUbstitute Fund, upon being mustered
snto service.
Each recruit who preserves his arms TO the end
Of his term, may retain them as his own, upon be-
ing honorably discharged.
The undersiened is now ready to reesiTe and for
ward recruits for this new Corps.
FREDK A NASH,
Captain and Provost Marzhal, 18th Dist, Ohio.
dece:ls2
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ANOTHER UNION PRIsoNER.-Stephen P.
Wing, Co. A, l24th, o. v. l., Union pris-
oner recently exchanged at Savannah, ar
rived at the Home Wednesday night, and
left for his home the next morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

A CARD.-The friends of John F. ZarIey.
Co. A, 124th o. V. L, are requested to cali
at the Aid Society, No. 95, Bank street,
where letter has lately been received in
answer to inquiries made by their desire.
decI5;ISI@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

T. G. sHoLEs--Cal on 7. C. shoIes, 2S4
Superior street, and examine his excellent
stock of Boots and Shoes. His ready-made
stock is perhaps the largest in the city, and
his custom work gives universal satisfac-
tiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

One HUNDRED DOLLAR MELoDEoS FoA
FIFTY CENTs.--A splendid melodeon will
be disposed of by rattle at the Catho ic Or
phan Fair, on Saturday night Tickets
fifty cents, now for sale at the Fair.
dec.I5:lSI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

C. Mollen will sell at auction this even
ing, and continue every day and evening,
commencing at TO o'clock A. n, and Z
o'clock P. NJ, ono thousand dollars worth
Of ready made clothing. c. MoLLEx.
decI6.Igf
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ToGsi ..."".... $3.50 oOO
,tths Board of Trade this af ernoon there VI
moth ing deue in the way OF sales, but BresdStuns
rnIed irmsr. with no disposition 90 the part ei
sellers t 0 force sales.
pr,,,zigus are very firm, and the tendency Is
+ovard. an sdvsncs, though the TRANSACTIONS Sis
limited to the home trade.
7ivbvipes srv slittle excited and an aaNsh09 Vi
half cent Der "a Uon estab shsd this ioreaooh.
The market closed very Brm with strong uP"eiu
tendency. - ...., INV
FreBrhts-The following are the rates nov
.srad. ALI. Ba1L--To NewYor K, Flour 81 fu' MoCl
q II: Dressed Hogs 81 %. To Boston, Flour - o.
Wool 50 "a; Dressed Hogs 81 S5.
FTOur-Firm and steady. sails lOO ODi' A
white st Su 25. --,,-..,,
yzyI,est-Narlzet 6rm. No sales. Holders ask
ing s2 oaa2 Os for No. cred from store.
GornESo sales. Old shslled offered At d 70
for No and 81 20 for No. 2, from store
s,ats-Firm and nominal at sso from store
TsarIev-ouit t. Sale ear from store Of
81 621z. .,D,.u ~.
Ter and packers are nov OffIiDg iS9l41ao Tor me
5ium 70 heavy. The cold weather will have ten
dspcy 10 bring moro toward.
PorIz-Market very dIm at $40 % ior NO.
and s5s co for No. 2.
Esulfer-Home demand gt'ed Ct 4A94o' i'r "eE
tern R, serve; lO@4so for Otnh'sl
Cheese-Demand fair and 5000 busines oeini
at lea1sc for good lots; 1992Oc Tor choice 90.
Fegs-Good demand and irmsr ~ Sos4OO
Ii,sAt saIsz tl,iz raraHean at inHido Asu-@-
EFfxhYiues-some eIcited aud half
cent better. slI-s 40 bills at 81 sO3S; mark
| closing frm
AIeOhoE-Very firm and better. Held NJ %
aS ss for % per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits - II
PesrOIeuIli-Firm with q steady demand Al
Iisht stosk a. sec for Refined
Dried AppIes-Tendency upward; good q
mand and firm ct Il &c, with pay for packages.
POuItry-Iurkeys selling at l59l6' per 4
Chickens l21zc.
Maat-FIrm. Barley Mali zuctsd at 81 co pc
bushel.
HOps-OhlO held at 2O9as; New York stai
at 25936c.
Ale and Porter-Market steady. We qgoi
; es 1oIIoyys Present Use Xxx Ale $40; Stock Xxx
su@si9; Konnstt SIG PAlo Cream ul; POrt'
SlI. Ealf and quarter barrels in proportions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

If you wish to purchase handsome
dress pattern for Christmas present, you
can buy it cheaper at Taylor, GriswOld &
Co.'S, than you can elsewhere. 1t
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LOCAL NOTIUEs.

Rev. G.. 9. Footo would tender his thanks
to his many friends for the pleasant and
benevolent donation visit made TO him on
the evening of November 30th.
decI6:lSl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

EXPLOSION AT THE DEPoT.-The steam
dome of the engine Richland blew of yes
terdsy afternoon about half. Iast two
o'clock. This is an old, condemned engine,
owned by the Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland Road, and used very rarely to
switch off few cars as occasion may re-
quire. 1t was standing jast outside the Union
depot yesterday, when the explosion occur
red. The dome, which will probably weigh
TIN co or four hundred pounds, shot up
thrnukh the telegraph wires. seYering- one
of them, flying about two hundred feetinto
the air. 1t fell upon the pier about three
rods from the engine, smashing ragged
hole, about three feet in diameter, through
the platform of three-inch oak plank,
breaking sleepers and all.
The steam-guage few whizzing into the
air, and "1it' at the door of the Soldiers
Home.
The report of the exp 'osion was terrific,
but no serious damage was done any one
The extempOrized engineer and fireman
received many cuts on the hands and face
from flying bits OF glass, Whlch the con-
cussion of the air had shivered. The
engine was drawn into the shop, hard by,
to undergo repairs.
The explosion was not, probably, the re-
suit of any carelessnesB, as we were assured
there was but moderate head of steam on
The engine is an old one, and condemned,
and no doubt gave out for reasOn some
what like that which was given to explain
the collapse of tho "Wonderful one-hoss
shsvU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Q1k0 A hON4H.-AGE6TS WANTED,
y LOU Male and Female, to sell Wilson's New SIS
. ELASTIC LQJk " Stitch FANNY Sewing Machine.
We viii pay the above ages and all expenses, or
rive large commission. For particulars enclose a
stamp and address MATHER a WILSON, No. 5 Ly-
mans Block Public funre. Cleveland, 0. no25.lS2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

SUPPLEMENTARY DBAFT.-The fourth sup
Elementary draft will take place this morn
ing, beginning at ten o'clock. There are
deficiencies in Brooklyn and in the Sd, 5th,
9Th, 10th, and 11th Wards.
ThetOtal deficiency is 81. Adding one
hundred per cent, there will be "a drafted
TO- day.
Below we give table of the deficiencies
in the delinquent township and various
Wards:
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IatIies' WRIehes.

& fine assortment of Ladies' Watches,
engine turned, engraved, enameled, and
studded with diamonds, of various kinds
and styles, Just received for the holiday
trade, at NJ. BURTs1
decI5:Is2 LAG Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Taylor, GrisHOld & Co. have beautiful
Scotch plaid dress goods suitable for Christ
mas presents. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

SOUTHERN REFUGEES AT THE HoNE.-six
refugees, brothers by the name of Jones,
from Southeastern Virginia, arrived at the
Home, ria Pittsburgh road, last Tuesday
night. They lived about seventy miles
from Richmond. Two Of the number had
been eonscripted into the rebel army, and
had served some time when they were
granted leave of absence to go home, giving
out that they would provide their own
clothing at home. The six brothers, the
Youngest but fourteen, leaving behind
them an invalid brother, and their parents,
who are too old to be mo;ested even by
conscripting officers. started for our forces at
Petersburgh, travelling by night, through
woods and swamps, and succeeded in sVoid-
ing rebel officials and soldiers until very
near our lines, when they were fred uron
by bushwhackers. One of them was
wounded in the back, and two were cap
tured, but they managed to escape soon,
and they all met within the Union lines.
Thence they were transported here ViG
Fortress Monroe and Washington.
They are Intelligent young men, one
having been school master II
Virginia, and two of them
clerks. They are here, stopping at the
Home, in quest of work. They seem an il
telligent, worthy set of young men, and
we trust they may soon find employment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Black skirts, all qualities and widths, can
be bought for twenty per cent. less than
their present value at Taylor, GrisWold i
Co.'S 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

AoKNoEIEDexENrs.-W are again in
debted to Starr for Eastern papers. Starr
always has the latest papers, East ard
West.
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CITY NEWS.

New flowers and ribbons opened this
morning at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
dccI4:18I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Scotch Wood Fancy Goods, Gentlemen'S
TraY cling Cases, Presentation Boxes, New
and Elegant Styles of Bohemian Toilet
Sets, at STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
deoIb-IS2
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MARRIED.

In this cIfy, on the 18th irst 4 at the residence
OF the brides father, Dr.. o. 4. Blair 1s5 Ere st
~ Rev. S. B. Page, Mr FRANK A. CJM5TOCK
and Miss EETTIE BLAIR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

OHIO PoNoLOercAL sooIErY.-The annual
meeting of this Society, which met at
Painesville lest Tuesday evening, and
closed last night, is reported a success.
There was good show of fapples, in great
part from Northern Ohio, and Messrs. Ell
wranger aud-BgrTyJ Of Rochester, New
York, exhibited choice selection of win
ter pears.
All sections of our State were represented
in the Convention, which was quite largely
attended.
The citizens of Painesville gave the
members Ofthe Society reception last
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

FRENCH BONNET FRAMEs-AnOther case
Just received at Mrs. ShaW's Millinery
Rooms. dec14
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GytiGaI.
I.H. snL0MoNsoN,

Practical and Scientific Optician keeps the larget
assortment Of Optical Instruments In the city. be
ing an old establishment and having been extenSl
lively patronsed, he has the confidence thAth
present stock will warrant the continuance OF pu
lie vors All his spectaoles OF the best quality
Of crystal glasses ground under his own inspeotioL
in ali cases curing weakness, dizziness, and impart3
ing strength for long reading and hne sewing. Arr
tidcisI eyes inserted without pain.
OFFICE-130 SupsriOr-st., frat door from the en-
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming 70 be Mr.. Solo.
monzon or his agent. july2l
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w.x moEax r1ARKET-.Dec. 10

pTouey-steady at GO y cent. :. ,oos>
StSEIis.o. FxchRHge-Fair request at lOSas
q fSS1ss,I|I7Tesular and unsettled Opening ct
93siZ advancing 80 2S71z, declining to zo47ss ana
closing ct 2345-s
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gust- 0ttiee Gime- saBIe.
1875. Winter Arrangements 1876.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF HALLS,
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOE

ooNEasoIEa EOHpAX, OCTOBER SisF, 1874.
~ Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
~ An Mails olose ono hour before departures o
train,
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BABY TEEDKR.-The great BABY tender is
for sale at E. C. jones', No. l46 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov Tg.T8I --- .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.--The following
transfers have besn entered on the records
Of the County during the past week:
81. Haines TO Ann Hughes, 50 feet front
on Hanover street, by ISZ IesT ueeP. UOH-
sideration: 81 100.
B. W. Miller to John Parkin, rs feet
front on Columbus street, Cleveland Centric
by 90 feet deep to Winter, vacant lot. Con-
sideration /; 81 400.
John M. WOolsey to Allen Tibbits. "A
acres of land in Orange. Consideration
sI,1s2.
VIM. Cowley to E. F. Collins, 1O1z acres
of land in Warrensville. Consideration:
s3, 500.
William Shepard to A. DOuhst, 40 feet
front on Miami Alley, by "a feet deep.
Consideration $64O.
Anton siedle to Isaac Dehond, Is acres Of
land in East Cleveland. Consideration (:
81, ,O25.
S. J. Smith to J. E. Blaisdell, 1o5 feet
front on Ruggles street, Newburgh Village,
by 12O feet deep. Consideration: $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Taylor, GriswOld & Co. have full as
scrtpent pf Empress cloths, amongst them
some handsome SHADES ii Eslnett and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

DEATH OF Mrs. DR. A. P. KHow1rox.-
Mrs. Dr.. A. P. Knowlton, formerly Miss
Augusta Snow, died at North RoyaltOn on
Wednesday. Her disease was eonsump-
ton from prolonged diphtheria. Before
her marriage she was a very successful and
highly esteemed teacher in one of the de-
partmentsOf the High School in this city.
Apeaceful death crowned her Christian
life.
Tho funeral will take place in the Disci-
pie Church at North ROyaltOn, tomorrow,
attsn O'Clock A. N.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAFD.
Fiscal agent End Designated DepOsita-
~ Of the limited STATES

IIsC5i BS6lI EHu UbaIgnHItu DtpOsIIa'
~ OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
Z 3-I0 TREASURY NOTES,
On which VIII allow liberal commission 70 dealeEs.
Will keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES.
Viii nurchase at highest market rates
OOIN,
COIN COUPONS,
u S QUARTERALASTER'S VOUCHERS
OERTIFICA TIES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
Tno3sRST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

A LCOHOL-FOR SALE an THE
~ lowest market rates BY
CHURCHILL & PROTHER,
dele Druggists, 126 Ontario st.
EIAMILYg DYE COLORS-A FULL
IL assortment Of these oolOrs. Every family can
Dye their own goods at very small cost. The coI-
ora are bright and durable, and effect q great saw
iug by mailing old garments look 81 good as neW.--
Prices 95 and is cents per package. Fer sale by
OHUROHILl BR0THEB,
DOrATUES-oN RAILROAD TRAC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

Rose Il Frerttss' PROVISION ma-Est Re-
port.
The following src the rates charged By ~;
Hsms-sugar-ours premium hams y b.,....s3
Dried BeeE-
OEsicIer8-Sugar-cure y o..........,......-l5 Q
RHcon-Or Smoked Sides q b............. ...'-.-.1
IRTdl-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls or trcs-z3
Prime loaf kst.le-Tndr'd in kegs D D..za 9
POFIE-No mess b W
Extra clear % 9bbl.....-..................
Rag- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. AL articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal TO anything N
the State. Orders promptly filed. - NJ
ROSE & PREHTIS9s
julyl-R Nos. I42, IA and l4s Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

ACCIDENT AT DETROIT STREET TUNNEL
About four O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon
man by the name of Martin Daily, as we
were informed, was buried beneath heavy
landslide from hill near the Detroit
street Tunnel. Laborers are Engaged in
hauling gravel from portion of the hill
few rods distant from the tunnel, to fill
in and grade the bridge which spans the
cut. The hill at the point where this man
was working, is about fifty feet high and
quite steep, as cuts usually are. While ex-
cavating gravel for the teamsters mass Of
earth suddenly slid down and buried him.
His felloW-workmen dug him out as quick
as possible, and surgeon was sent for,
when it was found that Mr.. Daily was very
seriously, if not fatally, injured. We
could not learn where the man lives, but
give the facts as they were told US by sew
eral persons, some of whom were witnesses.
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A MISTAKE Corrected.
10. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
I,ouTsvtIIF. Dec, l. 1864.

AOUlbNlLLhy O0Ss - Aoo1a
The following paragraph has been wide
" circulated through the West and North
west by persons unfriendly 10 the Sanitary
Commission, as q synopsis of a report Of
les business in the Western Department Tor
the three years past. As the state
montB it includes are, grossly untrue, and
could not, if believed, fail to affect unfa-
vorabIy the minds of those who have
hitherto been the friends and patrons of
the Sanitary Commission, have thought
it desirable to publish true statement of
the business of the Sanitary Commission in
the Western Department for three years.
ending July Ist, 1864, with request that
it may be as widely circulated as the false
has been.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

mThe Western Department of the sani-
tarv Commission have made report OF
their doings from September Let; 1861, to
January Let 1864. They had collected
s32I ,O65 42. OF this only S93,592 SO had
been appropriated to the purchase OF sup
plies, and the rest was appropriated 70 de-
fray the expenses of distribution In snort
IL cost over two hundred Thousand dollars
ta get little over ninety thousand worth
to the soldiers, notwithstanding the gov
ernment did much of the transportation
gratis, 4 large amount is paid in salaries
10 agents. The Eastern Department have
made no report"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

WANTED-S125 A MONTH"; Agents
w everywhere to introduce SHAW CLARKs SIX
JEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
low price machine in the country which il LICENSED
1y Grover Baker, Wneeier 4 W llBoD, Howe, Singer
AGO., and Bachslder slary aud expenses, or lsrge
commissions allowed. AL other machines now old
for less than forty dollars each nSFRIEGEmENTs,
and she seller and user LIABLE illustrated circulars
Mnine. dl5:IStdAW
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TIE TRUE.

The United States Sanitary Commission
had expended July 1st, 1854, through the
hands of its HEP5tern Secretary, N Cash,
s32I, ,O65 a, and had distributed at the same
date. in the armies of the West, hospital
stores valued at 81, ,7gO,S11 OIL. Of the cash
expenditure $3.50, 924 42 had been expend-
ed in the supply departments OF this
S93, ,522 Sc had been expended for the e. p9r- ar
chase of supplies the balance, S91 ,SSl 80
constituted the expense account OF the sup
pIy department, and had paid for the DIS.
tribution of stores valued as ao11 "a a
O. J0Tr VI UUTu5 dDOuJ VnIeo P0- -
upon that valuation. So that all eontri6s-
| tions made by the Western States to the
Sanitary Commission to July 1st, 1864, had
been distributed at cost OF three per cent
upon their value; ard that three per cent,
| it may be said, had all been paid by eontri-
buttons from California and the Eastern
States.
With these facts before them, can our
friends in the West and Northwest COM
plain that their business has not been done
for them cheaply enough?
J. s. NEwBEKRY,
Co WasNan II \ San Com
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COMMERCIAL.
CrEsEE.AED MARKET.

hUhNIhH LbADAh UFfIUht
THURSDAY EVKEIHs, Dec. Is, 1888.
The rsoslpts of Gfain By rail for the u hours
ending At half past OEs o'clock to-day are q lOi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

cT0 A MONTHl-I WANT AGENTS
OtO everywhere. st SO mouth, exzensss raid
70 sell FiFrEES AETICIEs, the best ever offered Ful
tOrd, Maine. de5:iSid&T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.--A
IDIOT Of land containing nearly three acres, 10
sQuace orms the finest avenue in mis- city, VAL be
cold at q great bargain.
There are on the premises a great variety Of orna
mental trees and shrubbery, and tho situation very
desirable Tor Renteel residence.
0ne-th I'd cash, balance in l. = and years.
note TO the subscriber, 55 Prospect street, will
nee with attention.
de6:is5 D. CLEVELAND. Agent.