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COMMERCIAL.


aoRHIHe LEADER OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVuIss, Dec. %, 1854.
Rec; ;iPfs-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the twenty-fOur hours eniiug at on o'clock to-day
were as folloWs:
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cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial a6ec-
tions.
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REnNnR

Hsttersly has fine assortment Of ladies'
and gentlemen's skates, at 102 Superior
street. Call and see them. dec2S:1s4
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COEs

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distrssa after cat
ing, instantsneously.
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DYSPEPSIA CERE
cures Dyspepsia positive
ly.
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U, s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior 81.
o.A-.na-aa--- --rns--rl u

az $40 PER CENT. AND 1910 national
LOAN.
ICommssion allowed to Subscribers.
sEU. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2Os. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes and all other Government Securities puF-
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 made at sll accessible points. Unour-
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
fJr sale oc4
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COUCH BALSAM
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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ULEV VELAND PO5T-O FIUK
OozHKHOTEG HOEDAT. OCTOBER 3isT, 1864.
s5- Mails will be opened snd ready Tor deliver
one hour after arrival Ct trains.
~ All Mails close one hour fsfors departure
trains
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 20 eith-l o. the
stove Trains Boats will be called for BY OOschss
Of StsyenE Omnibus Line, by leaving thsiT address
st tho Omnibus ONCE, II; Superior str o., nHTi
door 10 tina Wedden Houss
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Sold by Druggists eve Sold bv DruzVists eve
rywhere. Price N Fl Nv shore.
DOLLAR per bottle.
c. C CLARK 4 CO., PrOplisto-s,
Now Haven, Conn
rEMAs BARNES & CO.,
No. q Park row.
F. G. WELLS CO.,
No. I15 franklin street
h. B. HEMBOLD,
No. 5s4 Broadway, GonT Agts.
Rstailed BY al Druggists in the city and country.
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GOES
0HnH nNTE

JUUGH BALSAM
cures hoarsenessaud tick
lirg in the threat.
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A GENTS WANTFD rop TYr N1psv

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE nurse
"A AND SPY, the most interesting and exciting
book ever published, embracing III Adven tures Of
Mcm niG the Union Army as Nursat Scout and Spy.
Gig.lg 3 most vivid inner picture n tho War. Re-
tCIntd and disabled officers and ~ 4teTs in want Of
OhJable employment, viii hnd il peculiarly adapted
to tEeir condition. JONES BROS. 8 CO.. 500 On, ST.
nat street, philad .lphia, Pa. dsi7 :ls51&E
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II ~ II : = 2" "
ties OF
nnEHE


9IUu uH DAIoAlL
are sold annually, and
the people all pronounce
it the best cough prepar-
q ion theY ever used.
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AND FOR RALR-SIXTY ACRES

AMI EO.R 81l1E.-SlAIl AOhEc
iof Land IN lots foni three to eight acres, OF Ia
srger quantitiss said Land is bounded as follows
On the north by 81 Clair road the west by Wilson's
svsuue, and the south By Superior street eXten-
sion, and is known as the Sterling Farm. The above
described land Is just out Of the city limits Enquire
Of III. NJ SPAEGLER, or Miss Z. 4. STERLING, az
Euclid street. no2:Is3
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For THE HOLIDAYs.-The beautiful en-
craving, "Christ Blessing Little Children. 3"
A supply just received at room No. a.,
American Building. dec2I:I82
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ny. mOuKx MAKKET.-Dec.

MOuey-Aetive and firm at 3 cent.
Sterling EKchanEe-Dull at lO95s910g5s
for gold.
6iOId-Excited and frmer. Opening at 2lT, ad-
vancing to 2I7sz, declining to 2l67A advancing to
22f1z, and closing at 221
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CHICAGO MARKET.-Dec. rs.
IBY TELEeRAPH.J

bn IAhhahAFHsf
FIOur-Dun.
Wheaf-Quiet.
COrn-Dull.
HiEhWtnes-Dula at 81 OT92 0s.
HOgs-DuIl ct Il@l2o.
Dressed HOEs-AetiVe and advanced 90 cts.
Sales at SI4 0094 80.
Professionalism.
POrk-Prims mess S35 Oo935 80; mess quiet
at s37 90.
Lard-DuH at 21@211lc.
ReeeiptB-300O bbls nouri q, 900 bush wheat;
IS. 90 bush Corn; $1,000 oats; hogs -.
Rose q Prentiss' Provision Market Re
Tho following are the rates charged by US:
Hams-sugar-oursd premium hams 2 D......2s c
Dried BeeE-
ShOuldeFs-Sugar-ourod 3 3D.-.................lS c
BacOn-0r Smoked Sides . 3b................es-21 c
LaFtl-Prime leaf ksttle-rnd'd in bbls or trcs24 c
Primo leaf kstfls-rndrd in kegs . DPS
FOrBk-ho mess D ebi...................-...SS9 90
Extra clear D Bbbl...........s............... Al 90
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to rAilroad depols or boats. All articles arc
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything In
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE PREHTISS.
del6B Nos l17, l44 end lls Ontario street
DOR SALE
IL Received Ez ''sArAnac," direct from Liverpool:
% Bbls. Bottled Ale and Porter.
IL Cases fine OLD CruBtsd Port Wine.
IL very fine Sherry Wine.
aeo22iss;sshP Warehouse, River street.
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STOMACH OR BOWELS.
GOES

We warrant both of them, in every instance. II
.,- airs.ti.-,n nra rnIInued
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

fiscal agent snd Designated DepOslta-
n OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan OF
$40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
Will keep on hand Tor saie
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS,
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES 7.3O TREASURY NOTES.
viii purchase at highest market rates.
COIN
COIN COUPONS,
u S QUARTEREfASTER'S VOOOHERS,
CERTIFLCATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
[no3:RsT
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TIE COMING DRAFT. A meeting of the
Second Ward Draft Association will be
held ct the Union Club Rooms, Perkins
Block, on Friday evening, at precisely
half-past seven o'clock. Information will
be furnished which will be to the advan-
tsge Of every enrolled man in the Second
,ast ofsSo know Those interested who see
lesis notice will please take some pains to
notify others in the Ward, so that all may
have an opportunity to see what is being
done. By order of the Association.
dee29:Is3 S. 8. BARRIE, Sec.
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. 8. Gorham, Assistant Cashier, Com
mercial Branch Bank,
Henry Wicks & Co.
W. L. Cutter, Cashier Merchants Bank
of Cleveland.
Farmer & Painter.
C. A. Read & Co.
Wason, Everett & Co.
A. K. Spencer, Assistant Cashier First
National Bank.
John F. Whitelaw, Cashier City Bank.
Z. B. Hale.
Wright i Brother, dec2s:184
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-For information
where Sewing Machine team can be found.
Said team consisted of one pair of black
horses, with silver-mounted harness, and q
covered wagon with body painted dark
green and running gear yellow-the words
"Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines"
on each side, and "Wm. Sumner & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa" on the end. The team was
last seen a few miles from Conneautville,
Pa, about Nov. 25th to 27th. 0ne-h half of
tho above amount will be paid to any
person giving information of either horses
or wagon. Address
WEST & Comfy,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Or WV. SUMNER & Co.,
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Rasl-QetlIff NIaf. 6abIe.

1915, Winter Arrangement t86i-E.
FOR THE
A4RIVAL AED CLOSING ~ HALLS.
At THn
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DLEVELAND PRACTISING sNsla
OAs NJ B LY.-Ths Grand FANCY S1S
DRESS and MASQUERADE BALL Of the ~. ls
Season will he held at CHAPIR'S HALL, -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2Sth. The Mana.
gers viii be happy TO m9et their many friends on
that occasion.
Orders for Carriages may be Left at s. W. Gar.
rett's, or with any Of the Managers or Committee.
Ball Room Tickets, admitting Gent and Ladi,s,
81 90 sPeetators' 1ieksta-Gonts so cents, Ladies'
MANAG7Rs-W. F. Ture~, T. Guy, H. aAnowAy,
J. Koaghin, O. NJ. Stodard. NJ. MoArdle,
FLOOR MAEAGER-. W. HendTickson.
CoMmlTTEE-O. " He driokso5, ". h. Eeazhin,
T. q. May, W. IT, ner, Z. Bruce, J. Dunn, VI.
Rsgg, J. soanls1,ow Mcbride, E. ToWner. ldsl4:1ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
FOR IRREGULARITIES

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
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No family can afford to
be Nit5Ont
GOES
COUGH BALSAM
in { e house ready for
immediate use-
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tITANTRD-s125 A MONTH Apent

W WANIED-SlZ A MONThi Agents
w everywhere to introduce SHAW CLARK's Six
TEEN DOLLAR EANIJT cEW1EG MACHINE, the ONLY
low price machine in tho country which LICENSED
~ Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
commissions allowed. ALL other machines now sold
Tor less than Iorty dollars each are BFRDGEMEsTs.
and tne seller and ssrLIABLE. Illustrated circulars
sent FREE. Address SHAW CLARK, BiddefOrd,
Maine. de5sls4dkW
e10 a MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
QtO everywhere, st go mouth, expenses raid,
70 sell FIFTEEN AETLCIEs, the best ever offered Full
particulars FREz. Addre-s OTIS I. CAREY, Bidde-
tord, Maine. de5:isfdkw
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COUGH BALSA1I
is warranted to give sat
isfaction or the money
refunded
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Great raid on Cleveland of Canada stripe
and plaid paper-collars. Thirty thousand
Just received at Mott & Haighps, 136 Bank
street dec22:I83
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COE s
[ COUGH BALSAAI
costa but
FORTY CENTS.
The bottle holds moro
than any other at the
same price.
I The medicine itself
garrAnted sup eior 10 AL
lotheT8-
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Sold by Druggisas eve
rywhere. Price ON F
DOLLAR per bottle.
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FOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN
u Dan obtain board at ths Southwest corner ef St.
Clair and Erie streets. dec2i ;is2
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Sold by Druggists eve
~ = hcre.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM THE

~ barn or Mrs. II J sprsguo, in East Cleveland,
on thu night OF December 20th, 1854 sOrTel Pony.
about u hands high; one white hind FOOT has a
dark spot on riRst hips very heavy mane. Twenty
five doars viii be paid for the delivery Of slid Pony
at the Sheriff efire in this city.
l.. II. LEWIS CO.,
dec23.IgJ sheriff s Police,
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hwith tan marks on the legs and small tan spot
over each eyes answers to the mana of ''Msc." the
finder viii be literally reward by leEVi1g word Of
subscriber. lde2l :ls2l J6O. HOLLAND.
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dec2l:IeS
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Ladies' Watches.
A 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. BURTs',
decI5: IS2 146 Superior street.
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AUE SALE-ON KINSMAN STREET
II "a large, handsome Gothic Colt &c House and
% acres o. Land, with great variety of fruit and
3 IA uUDCry. JNO. G.. JENNlNGS,
tfeli4 ssg2 Real Estate Agent AtVFater Building.
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The GEN OF THE TOILET, the world says,i
sozodont. It renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to the breath fragrant odor,
extinguishing the i'll humors which usual
ly flow from a bad and neglected set of
teeth, Sozodont is so convenient, and pro-
duces a sensation at once so delightful,
that it makes it pleasure to use it.
Sold by all druggists. dee26:190-3t
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WANTED To RENT-A ROOM OR
w suit Of rooms suitable for sleeping apartments
furnished OF unfurnished, near the POst-0iice. Ad-
dress c. r. G., 65 River It. de20:ls2
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RON Cisveiand Thero arc e over rs young fruit trees
some grapes aud small fruits good barn, fiTst-class
building for graHary, small house, &C. For terms
snd further particulars apply 10 GEO. d. BECK, Z0
Superior street oc2If
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COR sALE-A DRUG STORE, WITH

u O0 OAAA--1A LIN - " OLO-FAAl W - ~
4 stock furniture and fixtures. Also, Peddlng
Wagon IN good order, with hoTsas, harness, stock
and route. Enquire Of Messrs. STILSOh, LEEh-
PRICE, no. I55 Water street, address Box =, Ca
nal Fulton, stark county, D. decZ2;is9
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1.-TWO LEFT-TWO NEW GROVER
l. and Baker Sewing Machines for sale chsa2. Ap-
ply at ths Leader Counting Room. dec2:lS3
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
IlieS.


BoLGsR --0n Sunday, November 27, OF dir iare con-
tracied at Pert Royal, JoHS oiGEr, sgOd % years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70 at
the funeral this TUESDAY afternoon, .o O'Clock
without further notice
BucKlsY--On fridsy, Novembe, Is, after . uoger.
Ing illness, LAyisn J. BucEIsr. sged IS years.
she was our mother.
She suffered, no hum,u fopgne can tell.
We trust the Saviour, In M is mercy,
Has taken her with him 70 dwell.
PoHAS On sunday, November 2s, At haH pact seven
O'Clock A NJ. Rev ASpRrw BJnAs pastor OF - hary's
Iemsen streets, ooklyn +. ~, Sgcd 81 years,
s friends and the reverend oitrry the fyookvn ard
neghborng doceses are invited N attend the tuneFa,
wbch wall taKs place from the church, 90 Wednesday
morning al hslf past ten o'clock.
CxYTNG On Monday, November %, Ffssop isSr,
younge daughter OF George and Anne Canning, aged
wear, II months and IL days.
londonderry Greland) and Lvcrp ol tFngand) papers
CossroH-on Sunday, November az, OF scarlet fever,
~ the residence OF her parents 13s West ihtyfourth
Lydia s. Comstock, aged years months snd Is days
1bs remains will be taken 10 Mtptross, Pa
DHviS.-On Monday morning. November rs, At half
pest ave O'Clock, after short and Illness PErKs
bvvrs, aged years. months and daye
The relatives aud friends OF the family are resrect u
invited sttend the funersl from his residence 40
Seventh avenue, this tuesday afternoon at two ociocK
Dccis-on Monday, November rs, after lingering
The friends OF the family, and also OF her brothers,
John, Joseph and Philip A.. are invited 70 attend The
funeral Wednesday afternoon ~ hair past O'Clock,
from the residence Of her brother Frsne zoe Ess. y
third street.
Do~aAHurrl.-In In this city, On Monday, November 2s,
EpMurp DoSEARUnMA, ssed O years
Funeral from bis fathers res,depco ~ Third svenue.
on Wednesday Afternoon, ~ one oc sk Friends II the
family riease attend without further notiea
Broosyu and NsweIk papers please cory.
FRHARr-Vn SUNDAY, November ~. JOIN Fsssxs
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fcrerce upon the subject, and the result arrived
. thai the whole Of the Applications were
refused; but arrangements have been made whereby
the public NAV be- assured oS knowing what really
occurs and that wha takes place al the last moment
that IN Of the sceus Of that
place within the prison upon the occasion Of ths sxeCu
tion OF Hooker la 1845, the Homo Secretary issued
order directing heucforward stranger should be
admitted within any prison the morning of an execu
too and although this order s 10 general strictly en-
forced The snsrns felt that the present occasion,
having regard 20 the character o the crme and the
uaordnsry interest that has been created by p the
puoho MIND they ought not o. undertake the respons
biuy OF mfnonicaiine the details of any statement
made by tho culprit with reference 70 the crime
such statement should be made by him. but that tho
proper course and the likely 20 be
10 the public, that this should be done by s0me
properly accredited representative Of tho press.
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Evening Stock Exchange.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~ QrrleN.

FsLrs-srIcHopr-On Wednesday, November %, at
the residence ~ the BRIDES father, by the Rev Or.
Lowell, JoHs X FETrn n New Brunswicg, NJ j., 10 Mrs.
II. T. SrLoHosS. OF Harlem, ~ Y.
GEERY-DrLANo.-ln Brooklyn, r. D., on Sunday
evening, November II, by the Rev. Mr.. HsrtraufI,
JosrrH GERRY Jr., to ssasH ELiztBkH nKLANo.
GREyy- -RIcHsRDs.-6n Wednesday, November 20. at
81 Luke's church, Darieu, Conn, by the Few LOUIS
French. FRANK GRErN TO MARY f., daughter OF Andrew
Richards, all Of paren Conn.
SMiTH-CoSrERs Tarrytown, on "wednesday,
November 90 b. the Rev. Edmund Gilbert rpw A.
SIXTH. ESQ., 10 FALxnA locKHasr, daughter Of tho late
Charles N. Conyers, Esq., y Bermuda
wArTs--CHlFyiS On wednesday, November IS, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Ever, DAVID WAITS, Of keo,ucky, TO lsA.
BsLLr g. daughter OF Levi Chapman, OF this city.
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
Franz Muller.
PREPARATIONS FOR mrs rxEcUrtoS-rHREK SELL
ACCUSED NuEDaKERs. .

ACCUSED AUEDsRBRs.
rfron the london Times Nov. IL
Yesterday preparations being made 10 front OF
the Old Rsey by the erection OF barriers Tor the execn
iion Of Franz Muller under sentence Of death ~ Sew
gate which 10 oc carried into eject Monday
log. The shcrlfs Mr Alderman nasu snd Hr. klderm
Beslcy are 10 nave an interview with the convict this
moruing The interview ~ for no express begt. IL
simply mark Of Consideration Which ibe sbetas are
accustomed 10 show towards convict OF the eve OF
e1esyllop.
Three PERSONS m least h,ve written letters from drer.
eat parts of the country within tue last lev days. each
them ssrcvera,ng ths, be- and not Muller, committed
the murder and Affecting deplore that an innocent
man should suffer the crime Of another one oi tie
dates his letter from Manchester simply, without
Civ any further clue TO his esdece, ard a ends TO
Il what At arst sghi sppears TO be renature bai
which utterly dehes all attempts 70 decpher IT,
piDgy " II executed ine two others ore of wntin
addressed h. letter TO the soeor General wrote nnosr
ror7me de pune each bsvog cautious regard Tor hts
swn neck, aud Withheld giving any address.
From the Londop Post, Nov l21
The prisoner appears 70 be desrous to mprss. upop
every about him the Idea thar lac persists assert
Dg bis innocence but II is worthy of remsrs tai he
has upsu sry occasion distinctly asserted thu, he
Innocent and the tenor of his remarks 70 ire
effect that the evidence did not establish he quit Yes
terday morning M Under Sheriff Do Jersey paid him
formal visit and he eminded him that the time was
fast approscbing when he would be removed from this
world by the sentence Of the law ana be oahor,ed him
Iimnary, 20 make all the sonemsnt he could In this
world to his fellow men BY speaking the truth, and o.
crime OF which be bad been convicted. Muller
exhibited some emotion st the observations Of Mr..
De Jersey, but made no reply and, as bas been be.
fsre stated the impression entertained BY every Of
the officials with whom he bss come in contact and who
have watched him closely. 10 thht nn knowledge OF
what IL going Of doors, and the great sxetions
that are being made 10 procure rsspe, s5ne prevents
him from making Confession and that the fesng
will probably prevent him from doing 90 unl he Is as
were, on the very brink OF eternity,
In consequences the exsordiuary number or spulca
tons that nave been behalf " the members not
only of me metropolitan but Of tbe provpcsl press
permnsn 20 be present at the execution, aod which
we're 10 extent that WAS absolutely impossible 70
.ttN and khortu Ick and
Mr.. Alderman and Shefin BesIey, aud their depu-
ties, hessrs. psyidsop Apd Ds Jersey. hcA a Con.
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
CIEAREn

CIFAREn
Ship Hornet, Hardin san Francisco-sus,on ca.
ship NEPTUNE tHsmburg). eolundt, Antwerp-Funch
Bark Wavelet (Br), Osborn, Observation-Disclosures
Bark Ton-ka tsr,. supaberr. Havaua-J ward Co.
BarA Grmth tBr), Drun.m mond, Matsnzas-J Ward
BARK John Carver Creever; cisnfuegoswal'h Carver
Brig Isabella tBr) Hanaeld, fara-H Corning Son a
Brig s,wanses s, R.ow1 % so,'cr.srer ON Housh.en
Sshr s..ain @ss, @ M,r,s Curasc.p psro,t
sefr telegraph shaw. uallrar-n R pswoG
schr Alice A Pandel, Cranmcr, Port Reysl.
scnr % 9lsnsoed Inv saye, Ba,,iTno,ec psrson
Schr Hattie Coombs, Drinkwater Newarh-W Brown 4
schr B Smith. Nickerson. New BedfOrd-Ferguson a
steamer r " Bruno. Foster. Baltimore
steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimere
ARRIVED
Swedish steam frgais vansds Capt Melander Plymouth
Steamship Atlantic ~ transport, Gray. Port Royal via
%noI. caaSs, LnTy ~ ssq Fort
MSSsIs oSp Sa' oS.on wS ds,
sssr sss,gsi sss gsTs'I s ss
sa,9s and Hfsa n SssS ,osnas
ns and main .SD.a ySra seos nn,r w..,Dyon q hour,
~S ma.. sps s'SsSsa ga' mand
snip Albert Galsun Dei.no Liverpool y davs win
II dsvs calm during the ra.,,re and with q
sSS rsrs aS y s.u
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