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a GooD TEAcHER REsIGSED.-E. P. Hunt,
Esq, for five years President of the Rock
well Street. School, has resigned his posi-
ton, to become partner IN mercantile
house in this city. By this resignation
we lose one of our best and most popular
teachers. He will be succeeded by Mr.. A.
E. Bigelow, formerly teacher in the Com :
mercial College of this city.
A large number of our citizens were in
attendance upon the closing exercises of
his school, last Friday afternoon. The
pupils; in expression of their afectionate
and grateful regard, presented Mr.. Hunt
with beautiful Photograph Album, worth
nearly forty dollars, and containing the
cartes of many of them.
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RUBBER MoULDISe.-Rubber Moulding
excludes cold, air, snow, rain, coal SCOT,
dust, and prevents the rsttling of windows,
allowing them to be opened at ell times
Neat and ornamental, and can be applied
to all kinds Of windows and doors, saving
from 40 to so per cent. Of fuel in one winter.
The following have had it put on their
residences, to whom we take the liberty of
referring: NJ. C. Younglo7e, 1s5 Euclid st.;
7. P. Handy, 1s1 do; 2. NJ. Kelley, l69 do;
H. A. Hurlbut, $50 do; F. J. Prentiss, IS
do; R. R. Root, 500 feet, 297 Prospect ST.;
O. Hawkins, s35 do; E. Stair, 241 do; W..
Edwards, 289 do; G. o. Baslington, 81 do;
C. Curtis, Sl9 do; G. B. Murphy, l4I St.
CLAIR ST.; F. A. Sterling, 1873 do; ]. F. Ry-
der, 46 Chestnut ST.; c. 81. Howe, $50 Erie
st.; B. F. Peixotto, 81 Euclid St; Mrs. NJ.
L. Crowen, ]. Seaman, 65 Seneca st.
We will call at Business places and at
Residences for orders, or orders will re-
ceive prompt attention if left at the Bur
nett House, Ontario street, corner of Pros
pect street. GALLUP d MUM,
dec 23:lSS
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FIRE.-At seven o'clock last evening 2
FIRE broke out in the oil refinery of Major
Smith, in Brooklyn township. The.stesmi-
ere wero promptly on hand, snd worked
well, preventing the spread of the hamea.
One small building and large amount pf
crude oil ware consumed. We are unable
to learn the exact amount Of Mr., Smiths
loss. The Insurance on the building will
cover his entire damages.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFFIOF,
THuRspAY EVENING, Dec. @. JsGl

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1864.
CurIeEoy Is somewhat easisr to-day, In eonse-
quenoe of an activedemand for Exchange to close
up tho years balances, pay dividends, &C. and a
resulting tightuesI in Exchange Is Of cOurSs re-
ported. The case In currency, however, Is not SO
great ss to allow margin for an extension of ao-
commodAtIons beyond regulsr customers and favor
its paper, to which regular Banks conine their
business at present. There is no change in the
rates Of Exchange, which we quote At y OF buying
and par selling.
Gold realized considerable advance to day over
yesterdays rates, opening this morning at 224 ad.
vsnopg to 226, and star ling at O'Clock at 22i55.
The Bull interest in the Gold Room, which really
controls it, Is doubtless employing every expe6ient
By heavy purchases aud otherwise, to resist the
rational and expected effect upon the pEice by this
recent military successes, and having taken ad-
vantage Of ths decline on Monday and Tuesday to
get the market in their own hands ara reaGing ths
iIuits in the present appreciation which thsy are
able to force.
There is a Arm feeling reported In the Gold
bearing Government Stocks, but no decided change.
Dealers here quote FiVe-twsnt.es, coupons, at los
buying and IIO selling 6's Of 1881, coupons, lis
buying ana III selling. The orItrs for Seven
thiTtIes Ccurrsney) at the seeoad National Bank
to-day amounted to about $4,000.
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Evans GIFT sHow.-This show is draw
ing crowds nightly to Brainard's Hall. The
magician and iIlusiOnist, Nazzsni, IS an
excellent performer, and the number zsLd
value Of the gifts distributed nightly sle
really surprising. f, Vets, q sensiip
s-Net, received a watch, and JoAs ]. As
= -'-nge, on Wednesday night. Last
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NEW YORK sTOUK MARKKT.

HEw YoRx, Dec. 2s, 1854.
Government StOeks-Quist and without
decided change. United States sizes Of 1881,
coupons, II61S; DO registered -; do $50 cou-
pons 1855; do T-sO Treasury notes 100 do lo-4O
coupons =; ope-year certificates e635.
EfnPHs-Are lower. Missouri skies -;
Mariposa l65<; Erie s25z; Hudson 1l411zi Reading
-; Michigan Central -; Michigan Southern
4 Northern Indiana Tx; Illinois Central scrip
1861; Cleveland 4 Plttsbg 951{; Chicago North
western a.; 90 preierd Tl5S; PittsburE, TT. Wayne
Chicago 1857; Cleveland & Toledo =; Rock
Island los; Quicksilver 80; Delaware, LackA-
wana & Western -; New York Central ll41SS;;
Pacific Mail $40; Ohio Mississippi certificates 80.
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DYSPEPsIA CURE
cures sick headache, sick
ness Of the stomach, and
PAIEs or coLICin the bow.
els.
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OLD SANTA CLAUS has arrived at Mott &
Haight's with his usual sleigh losd of ele-
CANT searfs, neck ties, muflers, pocket
handkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders, dress
ing robes and toilet articles. Also an extra
car full of fine four-ply linen collars and
perfect fitting shirts. Ladies looking for
Christmas gifts, will please the gentlemen
sure, by calling at Mott & Haight's, 1876
Bank atreat. dec17:I93
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
swestens the stomach, pu
rides the breath, and in
stantly stops sourness,
acidisy and rising Of food.
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QUARTERNAsTER OF VoLUETEERs.-Mr.
HALEY Skinner, formerly of this City, and
widely known as patentee of SINNERS cal
endar clock, has been appointed Quarter
master ofvolunteers. Mr.. 8. is now with
Sherman's army.
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CHICAGO MARkET.-Dec. 20.

FIOuT-Dull.
COrn-Quist.
OatR-firm.
PoGS-PTims mess quiet at s:s &C; mess act
I've at SST T5635 co.
Anms-Firm ht 17c.
Iard--Firm at 22c.
HORs-Quist ct u9llMc.
1Tessed Hogs-Firn and advanced % cts.
Sales 81 ga OO9i4 70.
WhisEY-Quist At 50 0e77ss.
ReeefDfs-isOO bbla dopFi Is 600 bush wheat
Il, 900 bush Corn; $1,000 OATS hogs -.
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CoLLsIoN.-A couple Of cars on the Kins-
man Street Railroad collided yesterday
morning, at switch just above Huron
street. One car was badly smashed, and
the othet considerably damaged.
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MORE UNION PRIsoNERs.-The Pittsburgh
train due here Wednesday merning did
not arrive until Eve o'clock that afternoon,
owing to the fact that some freight cars
were off the track somewhere on the river
division of the road. 1t brought to the
Soldiers Home squad of sixteen Union
prisoners, recently exchanged, who were
en- route from Annapolis to their homes in
the West. Most of them were men from
Michigan regiments. a few, however, hail
ing from the western part of this State.
Yesterday mornings train brought in an
other squad of the prisoners, who, after
dining at the Home, took the afternoon
train for the West.
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BURGLARY IN POBTAeE COUEFT. - The
house ofHomer Hillyer, ststion agent Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road at At
water was entered on the 22nds INST, and q
package containing $3.50 was stolen there
from.
In Windham number of premises have
been entered recently, and small amounts
ofmOney, &C., stolen.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Aladdin was pre-
ssnted, for the tenth time, last evening, toe
large and delighted audience. There seems
hfSstPY9 I9 bs Ii t5Wt ns t. tAH his tRE28FR dHhiaR 0Gk
This evening Mrs. Ellsler takes benefit.
She has been before the Cleveland public
for long time, and has never failed of
success in any character which she assumes
Her many friends will thrOng the Academy
tonight, and she will be sure of a rousing
benefit.
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FUNERAL OF MR. RoBNsOS.-The fune-
raj of Stephen Robinson, Esq.
who was killed in the railroad
disaster at Hudson, on Friday last,
took place at Akron, where he lived, on
Sunday last. 1t was conducted by the Ma
sonic Fraternity, ,iof which he was prom:-
nent member. The funeral discourse was
preached by the Rev. f. A. johnson, who
was assisted by the Rev. j. E. 0hapin.
Mr.. Robinson was ffty-eight years of age,
and was a highly-esteemed and valuable
citizen of Akron, where he had resided for
over quarter Of century.
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NorIoK-The Omnibus Line will charge
fifty cents for each passenger to, and from,
and between the Railroad Depots, Hotels
and Steamboat Landings.
The city ordinance, just passed, pre-
scribes this limit to be charged, but the un-
dersigned, in order to accommodate his old
friends and customers in this city, and
those who have pstronized the line for so
many years, who live in the surrounding
towns and frequent the city so often, will
issue tickets st twenty-five cents each, in
any quantity that may beIdesired.
Tickets viii be Issued at the Office, No.
I47 Superior street, and will be redeemed
in currency if returned.
dee22:F Il. s. STEVENS.
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sUiCIb1. = Mrs. A. Eldridge, residing on
Clinton street, Wost Side, hanged herself
Wednesday night She is believed to have
been insane. She leaves husband and
several children.
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LEADER.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 30.
8av7 ApVEarIsElIENTs

Academy OF Music-AladdIn.
W. p. FssseRdeR-ProposalsE for Revenue Cutters
F. 1. Baldwin Co. Closks.
Taylor, Gr'sEo!d & Co.-Wooien Blankets.
d. ". Gage Masters eale.
L. V. Dallou-New Years Patty.
Backus. Williams Co.-9n Rein ~ for Sale.
Lost-Mus'c Fox
Liverpool Oil Cox cal Notice.
Great BelI Oil Co-Local Notice
7. g. sholes-LocAi Notice
Firs5 W0rd-Local ECtice.
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FALLoss sTERIoPTIcAE.-Those of our
readers who attended the exhibition of this
wonderful and beautiful work of art last
winter, will learn with pleasure that it
will again be on exhibition here, opening
at Brainard,s $ Hall on the 18th of January.
It will be greeted by largo and interest
ed audience.
Before coming here it will be exhibited
in Erie, opening at Farrar Hall, in that
city, on the 4ih Of January. We can COM
mend it to the citizens of Erie as at once
the most instructive and popular entertain
ment of the age.
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TIE GIN OF THE To1LET, the world says. is
Sozodont. Il renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to the breath fragrant odor,
extinguishing the i'll humors which usual
" how from a bad and neglected set Of
teeth, sozodont is so convenient, and pro-
duees 8 sensation at once 50 delightful,
ut 4 makes It pleasure to use it.
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Nut AND BoLr FACToRY.-Rich as Cleve-
land is in iron manufactures of various
kinds, nothing of the nut and bolt order
has been established here until Messrs.
Sherman, Damon & Co., broke ground IN
the latter part of last September. They
are eastern gentlemen, Mr.. Sherman hav-
ing been long connected with the iron bus
mess in Boston, and they bring experience
to the opening and development of this
new enterprise. They have put up large
and substantial building on the corner OF
Main and Elm streets, West Side, near the
Wooden Ware factory. The structure is
nearly completed. The bulk of the ma-
chinery has already been brought on from
the East, and is now being rapidly got into
position and running order, and the firm
purpose, or at least hope, to go into active
operation by the first of February, and
have it in their power to begin filling the
orders already pouring in upon them, in
the early spring.
They viii make nuts, bolts and washers,
and, as they use kegs in vast amounts, .hey
may also put up en- adjunct shop for the
manufacture of their own kegs.
There is no other establishment Of this
kind nearer than youngstown, Mahoning
county, and, as The iron interests of this
city must inevitably rival those of Pitts
burgh, it is impossible that this initial un-
dertaking of Messrs. Sherman, Damont d
Co. should fail through and come to
naught. From thirty to fifty men will be
mployed at frst, and the corps of labOrers
will increase as the business widens.
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CLEVELAND LITERARY CLUB.-The Cleve-
land Literary Club had one of their pleas
ant re- unions on last evening at the Sons OF
Temperance Hall, Superior street.
Under the personal direction Of their
very efficient President, Mr.. Rylance. the
club is getting into good working order,
and as the members are becoming better
acquainted with each other, they are pro-
ducing some pleasant essays and discus
sions. A proposition to admit the public
to their meetings, at some future time, was
discussed By the club, and we have no
doubt that many persons VIII gladly avail
themselves of the privilege.
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ARREST THE
ARREST THE
M U r 3 e r e r 81
Ten Thousand Dollars Reward I!

ETbe above reward will be paid for thede-
lection and conviction of the murderer or
murderers of Mr.. JoHE MOFATE, who was
killed by some person or persons, on the
night of December goth, 1854, in Oil City,
Pennsylvania. N. L. BAGG,
dec29:Is4 Burgess of Oil City.
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DYSPEPSIA CUBE
is q purely vegetable pre-
paration, contains no opi.
ates, no poison, nothing
hurtful, but acts prompt
ly, surely and immedi'
atsly.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures fatulencY, weak
ness and general debility
1t makes tho weary smbi-
tiOus, the feeble strong,
the debilitatei healthy-
for it enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, which is the parent
Of be body.
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INNS
nOnla

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite--giTes
vigOr and strength to the
whole system.
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Christmas and New Years Gifts.
One OF Grover Bakers admirable
SEWING MAC HIN S,

Wouid bs q very welcome oieaslnS-
'TwOuId make the New Tear hsPpisr by light
eDiug Its isbo-s-
Tou can haYo ehoies Of fsiitoLss-sither the L0UK-
STITCH or the GROVER BAKER STITCH.
Variety Of prices.
Rooms III Superior Street.
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Mona RELIEF FEsT1vGL.-Owing TO the
extreme lateness of the hour at which the
anniversary exercises of the Mona Society
closed last night, we are unable to give
= occo-,pt of them but viii defer it till
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DYSPEPsIA CURE
allows you to eat q hear
ty meal without fear Of
distress afterWard, for it
will stop it as soon a. il
IL swallowed
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NEW HEADING The Crawford Journal,
published at Meadville, comes to as with
d new and handsome heading.
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UI1FEFaI s CURT
cures distress after cat
lug, in5tantaneously.
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RELIEF TO TIE WoUSDED AT HUDsoN.-The
Ravenna Democrat says that on Friday
last, as soon as information was received
of the sad accident on the Cleveland i
Pittsburg Railroad, four Rayenna surgeons
-Drs. A. Belding, J. wsggoner, c. s. Lton-
ard and A. ". Alcorn-took special train
from Ravenna for the scene Of disaster,
with philanthropic prOnptitude. Their
services were of immense value to the un-
fortunate victims of the wrecked train.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LIVERPOOL OIL CoxPAET.-Parties having
subscription books for stock of this compa-
nv, will please forward to the Secretary
statement OF the amount taken by them
before the Slst instant, as the list is near
" full, and prompt observance of this
request will prevent exceeding in sales the
amount of stock unsold.
H. C. DEMIEe, Secretary.
daa90.12A
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COE7s

DYSPEPSIA CUBE
cures indigestion and con.
stipation in every case,
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FIEAEoIAL.-H. H. Abbott, Esq, has been
elected President of the First National
Bank at Cory.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the best remedy in the
world for dyspepsia, in
digestion, sick headache,
heartburn, fever and
49, a-aza===7=a---z -s---.1.
and, in fact, all diHeasss
or pains in the stomach
or bowels.
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dec3O184

GREAT BELT On CoNPAEY.-The stock
holders of this company will hold their an
nual meeting, for the election of officers, at
their office, IS Superior street (second floor }
on Monday, January I'd, 1885, at O'Clock,
VI. g. DODGE, Secretary.
dsa90.J93
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NoTIcE TO WATER TAEERs.-The water
will be turned off from all wster takers who
neglect to pay their water rent before jan
uary 1st, 1865. By order of the Trustees.
GEw. ". GIRTY,
dec24:is3 Secretary.
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OJUdH BALSAM
cures the most violent
attacks Of Group in either
old or young.
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Sold by Druggisas eve Sold BY Druggists eve
rywhere. Price o N E lryEhere.
DOLLAR per bottle.
c. C. CLARK CO., Propristols,
New Haven, Conn.
DEMAs BARNES co.,
No 2l PARK row.
7. C. WELLS CO.,
No. lis Fl anklia street.
q. B. HEIBOLD,
No. 800 Broadway, Gea'l Agts.
Rstailed BY all Druggists in the city and country.
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DYSPEPSIA CERE
cures Dyspepsia positive.
Il.
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= - - AA2 AZ
Il elieves consumPtiVe
cough az soon as il Is
taken.
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CggHh BALSAM
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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NEW YEARs.-The following Banks and
Bankers will close their places Of business
on Monday next, January I'd. All paper
falling due on that day must be paid on
Saturday, the 3lst:
]. C. Buell., Assistant Cashier, Second
National Bank.
A. s. Gorham, Assistant Cashier, Com
mereial Branch Bank,
Henry Wicks & Co.
". L, Cutter, Cashier Merchants Bank
of Cleveland.
Farmer i Painter.
C. 4. Read & Co.
Wason, Everett & Co.
A. K. Spencer, Assistant Cashier First
National Bank.
John F. Whitelaw, Cashier City Bank.
E. 3. Hale.
Wright & Brother. dee2s:ls4
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-For information
where q Sewing Machine team can be found.
Said team consisted of one pair of black
horses, with silver mounted harness, and a
covered wagon with body painted dark
green and running yellow-the words
'Wheeler i Wilson's Sewing Machines
on each side, and own. Sumner & Co.,
Pitsburg, Pa" on the end. The team was
last seen few miles from Connesutville,
Pa, about Nov. 26th to 9th. One half Of
the above amount viii be paid to any
or wagon. Address
WEST & COMLy,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Or WV. SUMNER 4 Co.,
dec2s:I83 Pittsburg, Pa.
LIVERPOOL On CoNPAE7.-The stockhold.
ers of this Company will bold their snnua,
election of officers at their Office, No. 81
Superior street, on Monday, January I'd
1865, at IOAM. H. G. DENING,
dan02.19A Sacretorv
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COUGH BALSAM
i5 the largest bottle In
the world for the price
therefore not only the
best. but the cheapest
msdioins extant.
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GOES

NOU9a 9AL5hlA
cures Influenza, asthma,
ana all bronchial a6ec-
tiona.
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R6n nn1 HONEY ADVANCED

WUVsVNfV % sllls . seit-at no cd stand
and Eeli-knOWn WAGNEE5 LOAN OFFICE, On
Securities OF every Kind, Viz: Gold ana Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, 5sWElry, Guns,
plstols, Oiothins, Dry Goods, Pianos, M0Iodeoss,
and 81 rsrsonEl property and articles Of value.
hs most Satisfactory term. Business strictly pri-
rats. Established IS5l- 4. B.-A variety 5I IN
Fsleasned Watches 1eEslTy GUns. -, ioF 5als st
bArEsinE.
Omoe,-cnFuSs " YEtor and Superior gtre4!s,
eFsr p2yiE Ard feiz5sto'E Clothing SsoFs.
octzt J. O. y, WAGEER.
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AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
s0f Land in lots frOm three TO eight acres or il
-fgor quantities.. Ssid Land is bounded as follows
On the north by ST. Clair road the west by Wilson's
aysnue, and on the south by Superior street exten
Hon. and IS known as the Sterling Farm. The above
described land is Just out Of the city limits. Enquire
o. u. "a. SPAAGLkE, or Miss HI. Il. STERLING, 81
Ercid street nog.ttz
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
.. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior 81.
subseriptious received to the
NJ 3-lO PER CENT. AND 10-40" NATIONAL

LOAN.
IOommission allowed to subseribers.l
HEU. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2o's. 10-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur.
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sod at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections mado ct all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
fJr sale. oo4
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IUUau bALSAM
cures sore threat and
sor-nes5 OF the chest and
ilungs.
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CUlGd bALSAM
cures hosrseness and lick.
ling in the threat.
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CITY NEWS

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays at Mrs, shaw's
Rooms. dec2l.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORHIEe LEADER oFFIUE,
Tvrurua nnr 90 1874

AAUhsDAA A'AAANsi DeO. 70 loo7-J
Zee ipts-The recsipts Of Grain By rail during
the twenty yfOur hours enIing q. on, o'clock to-day,
were as follovs-
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