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m YORK mARKEr.-Dee. Ia.

II ElLlaAAfAsl
Gotton-Frmer anil rather more doing Sales
ct 81 81 s3 for middling.
FIOuF-Stats and Western without decided
change ana rdther m re doing.
Sales at SO 2Ggla IS for extra State; s1I IS Q
II 40 for common to good shipping brands extra
Msrket closing qHiet. Included in sales srs sO0l
bbls extra ststS within the range.
WhiBky-Rathsr hrmer. sa,es at 81 9291 90
for Western.
WheAt-ouist and steady. Sales No. 2 Ohics-
20 spring at 81 SGa9 325<.
Bye-Dull and nominal.
Barley-Quiet and heavy.
COrR-Heavy. Mixed western 81 s29l s21S.
delivered.
Oats-OPsned steady ard closed heavy at q Os
for western.
CO6ee-Firm but quiet.
EuEar-steady. MuscaTado 1s1<a2cc,
BIOlAaSes-Duu.
PeGrOIeum-Firn. Cruds t5a5sc; Refined
in bond quoted at 75976e, ard Rehned ree 95
g91O
POrk-Opensd firmer with fair demand. but
s'Ossd heavy Sales at 1sT 90 for 1925 mess;
$50 z593) o. for1S634 do, cash and regular way,
closing at $50 go half cash; S44 20 for new mess;
S3S 0O936 % for prime, aud $50 O0GS8 30 for prime
mess. Also 800 6bls new mess for January and
the last half Of February az sellers and buyer's
option, at $40 0OaS4S OO 1900 bbIs 1864 mes,
for auuary, at buyers option, ct $40 00940 50
and lool b Z prime meas, came delivery, at sellers
BeeE-oaite heavy. Sales $50 bb's at about
previous prices
SS7 5O9sS 90. S@iz' -
Beef Hams-Go dsna- d; &c.
Ont MeatB-Steady. Sales at IG1< g1s3<c for
shoulders, and IS95lS for hams
Bacon Stdes-FRir demand and firm Sales
at 2o7<e for Cumberland cot; 2l9209<o for long
cat, lOng-ribbed, and long clear, and very choice
long clear for January, February and March deliv-
cry, at 2I5zo.
L.ard-stoIdy. Sales st s192Is1<; ths latter
price for very shoio9 city.
Butter-Quist and steady at Ss9JOo for west
sFn, ard 45o for State.
cheese Unehanged at IV@24C Tor common to
prime.
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 18th.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
the Chair.
All the members of the Council present
except Messrs. Bower, Crapser, Dangler,
Gardner, Keating, Martin and Rogers.
Reading minutes of the preceding even
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
orc. L. Russell and Inany other citizens
Of this city praying for the re-appointment,
for another season, OF John Demars as
ferryman in the district in which he has
long served as ferryman. Filed.
REPORTS.
Of the Gas Inspector for November
Filed.
OF Board of City Improvements, recon-
mending conformity with the remonstrance
of residents and property. holders on East
River street against widening said street.
Adopted and fled.
OF the Committee on Police, recommend
ing the lease of Old City Prison 10 S. Stein,
according to his proposition, he giving sat
isfactory security for the rent. Filed.
RENoEsTRASoEs.
Of many property holders and residents
on Detroit street, West Side, against grad
ing and improving said street as ordered
in an ordinance recently passed, alleging
as reasons the expense Of such improve
ments and the non-necessity of the con-
templated work. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the City Commits
sioner be authorized to discharge laborers
and teams not absolutely necessary for
cleaning the streets. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Mayor and
the Committee on Parks and Public
Grounds be authorized TO advertise for bids
for leasing the old city prison. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To amend an ordinance to establish the
grade of Erie street. Passed.
To amend an ordinance entitled an ordi-
nance to regulate cabs, omnibusses and car
riages. Passed.
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YEssEL DEsKRTED.-The Toledo Blade
says A scOw, laden with slaves was des-
erted on Monday, between Turtle Islam d
Light and West Sister Island. She was
bound to Toledo, but the cold storm came
on preventing the working of the craft into
the Bay. The Captain and one man took
the small boat, after they had been nearly
two days without food, and started for the
shore.
They succeeded in reaching the ice east
Of the Lighthouse, and thsn by dint OF
crawling upon their hands and knees
dragging the boat, with occasionally haul
ing and padding in the boat they r reached
the shore below Cedar POints a nd soon
succeeded in finding the shanty of
Frenchman, who kindly provided for their
wants, and from thence the Captain re.
ported the condition Of his vessel,
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RETURN OF THE HoLIDAYs-A FEW FACTS
WORTH KEowING.-That S. A. Fuller & Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
Of better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason Why2 Be-
cause their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, and are especially
adapted to the wants of this community.
That their new style of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have q great sale.
That their ermine and sable sets are
very beautiful as we'll as cheap.
That they have few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes far superior to
anything ever exhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock of hats,
caps, furs, robes, gloves, &c, are in keep
ing with the demands of the public. For
further inior nation inquire as No. 216 Su-
perior street, Marble Block. dees;Is3
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EOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
Il a Lice twO-story Cottsse House with every
convenience, and thTe acres Of land.
ERIE STOOD, new HOHse, rooms, and lot.
UEivERsITY HE1GHTs--aOod House and lot.
SlS0O.
VACANT LoT-on Courtlard st. $50.
BRIDGE ST.-Good House, SrOoms, and lot; 5000.
YAUA IT LOT-l2lx2J2 fi. on soovlll ayenag.
ST. OLAIR bT.-HeRr Wilson av.; 20 l3 AoTe1.
EAST D. tEYEJAED-GOsd House, rooms, and
nearly an &C g Of land. Sl6O0.
PROSPECT 6T.-East OF Erie, two story brick
House, with marble NANTES, slate ROOT, &C.
Lot xl40. Recently occupied b. Coz. v.BrOugh.
EUCLID ST.-GOod two story brick House, marble
msntlss, hot aud cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE sT.-Near Euclid, tSo'ssOry frame House,
and lot 33x8S it. $4,000.
sOOYILL AYENUE-Briok HOUSE, two stories,
and lot 40xl9S It. 5000.
LAKE ST.-Eioo two-stOTy cottage House and lot
60x99 It $500.
GARDEN ST-Hear hudson, one-and A-half story
House, and lot 64xs2. $3.50.
CEDAR sr.-TWo story frame House and Lot SIX
1SS. $4,000.
COLUMBUS sT.-ThistIe Bouso for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS sT.-aOod frame Hou,e. Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY ST.-House and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY ST.-Hous3 and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I.2 Acres in Rockport; S65 per acre, "a down.
80 Acres in Independence, house, barn ana choice
6S Acres in Parma, on State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, eOTn
honse, &c. $500.
QRISf MILL-PermaDent WRtsr-pOweT, house and
barn, 60 acres ofla1d, fruit, 90. $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Rssl Estate and Insurance Agent,
de13 AtVater Bulldog.
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The receipts Ct Grain BY r'il con inus very light
and the demand is A'so Iig.t. The present lt,ck
Of Wheat in store in this market is very small for
this season Of the year. with, confined with the
light receipts, stimulates prices.
At the Board this efs moon ne trsnsastiOus Of
any account trAnHpired, aud sbOut the Tams rates
ruled As were obtained yesterday.
We notice an advance ofS2 90 Per barrel on No,
! mess Pork, and 1s per pound on Lsrd. O,hsr ar
tieles Of Provi ions are steady and achanged,
FreIEhsS-Ths following are the rases now
asked: All RAIL-TO EsWYork, Flour 81 90; Wool
g III Dressed Hogs 81 %. To Boston, Flour 81 TO-
Wool 81 "a; Dressed Hogs 81 IS.
RlOur-Ihe demand is oonGned exclusively to
the Vautt OF the home trade, and the market Is
moderately firm at unchanged rates 50 5oQlO so
for Xxx red; SO 5O01 so for Xxx white
WheRf-Market dull. The oaIy sale reported
to-day was ears No. red free on beard At q 90.
No. red and While We both enquirsd after, but
We heard Of no "a %.
COFn-Ihs bfJhest TTi-e cfferei ior old shelled
from store was 81 IS, but no salcs were effected;
car new shsllsd sold at 81 90 frsm store.
Oats-F1rm and in god demand. No receipts
to-dsy. sa'es 1850 bu from store at SOC.
Bye-sa!s lhSt eyeaia. car from store at 81 a.
Berley-Witbout movement. Eed az range
ofSl 5O9I s6 for sOOi to prize.
Dressed HOgs--Tt vas exp etsd that The
present. favorable woAttsr would have increased
the receipts, bat no improvement saa be noti ed.
Packers onvr l29l4o for medium to heavy.
POrk-AdVsneed 81 60 per bbI New he'd at
$40 60 for No. mess; SIS 90 for No ? do Marktt
hrm.,a
Lard-Firm AMI ic better. CT y rendered IN
tieF-es 24c, IN kegs 25c.
Batter-ouiss and unctsugsd saIos bills
roll at 80.
Cheese-1hs mArhst ia very we'll supplied and
prices are unchang at I6@2oo for ths range.
EGgs-Steady. Gales at 3so.
HighWines-W Weaker. Nc sslts reported. -
Fed at 81 ss91 90.
AlesbOE-Firm at 8 s2ss s4 for % per cent;
81 0592 10 for Neutral PrOef Spirits.
Petroleum Market firm at sOc hr ReAaed,
with good request.
MAlt-FHm. Barley Malt quoted st % Co per
bushel.
HOPs-ohio held at go9sloi New York State
ht 2aas5s.
Ale and POFter-hsrkss steady. We quote
As follows: Present Ubs TX Ale So Stock XIX
Sl1Su2i Ksnnett S14 Pale Cream SII; Porter
III. half and quarter barrels in proportions.
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SURVEY OF Bo1s BLANC GND.-The De-
trOit Tribune says Mr.. O. Bartley, of Wind
sOr, has been instructed by the Canadian
Governments to make a survey of Bois Blanc
Island, opposite Amherstburg, at themOuth
of Detroit river, probably with view Of
constructing defenses there, in accordance
with recent report on the matter Of from
tier defenses. The position, commanding
as it does the navigation of the river in that
vicinity, is an admirable one.
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The ALLZGHASIASs Every one will be
glad to hear that this band of vOcalists
and Swiss Bell Ringers will appear al
Brainsrd's Hall next Saturday evening. A
more popular troupe never travelled, for
their music is of that kind which naturally
touches the heart The Independent speaks
thus of this Company:
The Alleghanians gave q most entertain
ing musical performance at Hope Chapel
last evening, to a numerous audience
Nearly every piece on the programme was
encored- The songs were selected with
discriminating taste, and sung with that
artistic harmony for which this troupe is
renowned. The bell performances were as
tonishingly well given. These excellent
sOirees we hope to sac receive the liberal
patronage their merit entities them 10.
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THEODORE TnTOS, Ese.-We presume our
readers, at least those who were anxious to
hear Mr.. Tilton, have learned by this time
that Mr.. T. did not arrive here in time to
lecture lastnight, did not in fact lecture,
and SO We tell you no news. He arrived in
Buffalo too late yesterday morning for the
first train, and therefore could not reach
this city till nearly ten O'Clock in the eve
ming. He sent the following telegram,
which explains itself;
lefs New York Saturday, and except
Sunday, have travelled by Express, mean
ing to reach c eVeland day ahead of time.
But the snow holds me by Habeas Corpus.
Love and money have offered for a special
locomotive, sll in vain. cannot reach
Cleveland till ten tonight. propose three
cheers for Abraham Lincoln.
"THEODORE TILToN."
We are requested to ask those who may
have already purchased tickets TO hold
them, as arrangements will be made for a
Lecture from Mr.. Tilton on some future
evening, which will be duly announced.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
EAstorn Through arETVoa at Tiso A. NJ 2l6 ?. NJ,
Eastern Wsy arrives at I020 A. n.
Western Through arrives as $50 A. H. $40 2. N.
do Way arrives ct 2;55 P. n.
5sndusky Way arrives at eil5 A. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $50 A. n, sto p D.
do Way arrives At $50 p. NJ
Pittsburgh Through arrives at e:56 A. b.
WBy arrives at lO:lO 2. Ms
MahOning Way arrives at lO:z5 A. n.
Meadyills arrives at lO:25 A. n.
Medina Way arrives at zoo P. n.
ROckport, &c., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays ct Il IL.
WsrrnugyiIIs srriTos daily ct IO.IB AN.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "a. n
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HAgFERS THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and PainesTilis, Geneva, AshtsbEs
lA and Conneant, closes ct $50 A. II.
EAsTKgE FHaoUaH, for New York only, closes 81
FAsrEEH THROUGH, for Erie, BuHslo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes st 500
Pm
EAsTEsE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes OF 2s0 P. n.
WEsTEzS Through, for Toledo. Detrsit. Ohicagf;
and Milwaukee closes ct 7:lo A. NJ, aeaVes $40
uext morning.
Dubuqus, Sc. Joseph and Cairo closes at 800 P. n.
WKgTERN WAY, for all points between OlsEela1d
and Toledo, closes at l:45 P. n.
SAEDUsKY WAT, for Sandusky and all iDterme-
diate points, closes At $3.50 P. n.
OnsOEsATI WAY, for all points betWssn Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 7.O5 A. n.
OnonNATI THROUGH, for OolEmous' Daysoai
Newark and Cincinnati, closes Is 100 A. n.
OIEUESArTI THR0UaH, for oolumbuss OinolnnsFs
Louisville, st. Louis Indianapon1s AAnegi1le5 and
Whesing, closes at 900 P. n.
PITrsBURaH THRoUaa, for Pittsburgh and Wash-
Ington, closes ct 12sto P. n.
PIprsBURGH WAT, for sll points between Ol0Fs-
land WollsviIle, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil
adslphiA, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 100
A. II.
MlHosINs WAT, for all points between OlsTelHnd
and Youngstown, closes ct 2:45 p. Il.
MEADvTLLE, closes at 9:51 A. II.
HzDTSA WAY, closes 81 T:S0 A. n.
RooKPoRT, &o., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, st12M.
WAEREEsVIILE, closes daily, 1880 A. Il.
EAST 0LzvELAND and Euclids closes daily, at
Pm.
NAL and Drop Letters are required b. law 70 b
prepaid
GiiOlty Circulars are required 70 sPrO-PAid Eish
9 tWo-osnt stamp.
once open from T:SO a. N. 70 T;soP. n. On
Sunday from A. II. 20 1000 A. n.
Z. OOwLEs. P. n.
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2mnsemems.
OApEEY OF MUSIC.

Last s.7s. su. One Of the Engns,nsnt Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

SCIENTIFIC ANERIoAN.-We have received
from its Publishers copy of the prospec-
tus Of the above standard scientific journal,
for the coming year. The inventor, me
chanic, manufacturer and farmer will find
in future, as they have ever found in the
past, that the Scientific American is the
best and most faithful chronicIer of the
Of Art, Science and Industry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

a PEPORT OF DEBATES, &o.-We have re-
ceived, from J. B. Cobb and Company, q
Report of the Debates and Proceedings in
the Secret Sessions of the Conference Con-
'enuon Tor proposing Amendments to tht
Constitution of the United States, by L. E.
Chittenden, one of the delegates.
This is an elaborate work, digested from
voluminous notes of the proceedings of the
Conference held in Washington in Febru-
ary, 1861, made by one Of the delegates to
that body. It is a work of general interest
now, and will prove more and more useful
as events ripen.
he who wishes to inform himself well,
can not afford to do without this excellent
book of reference.
For sale by J. B. Cobb and Company.
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!. anstuo.
..ss1. s,s CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
kOJEg, AEfEznIG and PRnssIHs.-HsyinS inst -,
- turned from the East, prepared by The aid of
- experienced hands, 70 do any work IN this line A.
e4 e u let and beaver hats, In the beat possible
ls.-Anst aaa most Aanlona1le % te.
- .T-5sr TREDK 0YRIAX
- - r7s French Steam Dye Housa
.sf1 49, Ma<1s l02 and 104 Seneca street,
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STEAMER No. 1.-The boys belonging to
the company of Steamer No. propose to
give social party at their Engine House,
corner of Bank and Frankfort streets, on
Tuesday evening, December Goth. These
boys are noble set of fellows. and their
sOciable will doubtless be very pleasant
affair.
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AUCTION SALE OF FURs PosTPoEED.-The
large Fale of women's and children rich
fur5. sleigh robes, &c, to have been sold at
auction the 18th instant, by o. Cutter &
Son, at their auction room, No. 134 Bank
street, has been unavoidablY postponed un-
til Wednesday the I4th inStant, when the
sale will positively take place. Sale com
mences at 10 O'Clock 4. N. See advertise
ment. decIS:lSI
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HW EoRK sTOCK aARKgE:.

NEW YORE, Deo 13, 1854
Government StOeks-Active and hrmoP
United States skies Of 1881, coupons, -; do $40
coupons l09; do TS0 Treasury notes 1215; do 1910
coupens 1925 do I0-40s registered - one-year
certificates o75S.
6tOcks-Iregular. Pittsburg, IT Wayne Chi
oago lO5i Toledo Wahs preferred -; Hudson
-; Cleveland PIttsburg liz; Chicago & North
western =; do prsfsrid 761l; Residing 1854; Mich
igsn Central 134i Michigan Southern a North
ern Indiana 7S14; Illinois Central scrip 100; Erie
943z; New York Central =; Mariposa SS1<; Ohio
and MiFsissppi certificates 351z; QuicSEiiTer s41<
Rock Island I071S; Alton Tsrro Haute -; Cum
berland -; Canton =; Missouri Skies G31<;
Quincy lis; Milwaukee Prairie du Ohien 81
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FIRK At NEwA1K.-We learn from Conduc-
tor Putnam, of the S. II, d n. R. R., that
the Steubenville Engine House, at Newark,
took FIRE about three o'clock Sunday after
noon, and vas entirely consumed, together
with Eve locomotives, ond freight car, and
blacksmith shCp. One other locomotive
was badly damaged. Improperly destroy
Cincinnati Railroad GomPsny.-Saedtlsk
Register.
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Ho FOR BARGAINS IN Doors AND Shoes
Go to the great Bankrupt Sale, los Superior
street, near Water street, if you want to
buy Boots and Shoes at about half the reg
ular price. They have the best assortment
Of custom trade work to be found in the
city, which must be sold for the benefit Of
creditors. We advise all to goimmediately
aud secure the great bargains which they
offer. Don't forget the place, 108 Superior
street, few doors from Water street.
decI3:IeI
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MoNA's RELIEF FEsTIvAL.-The Annual
Festival of the Mona's Relief Society will
take place in Chspin's Hall to-right.
Supper will be served up by 8. W. Gar
rett, and Leland's Band will discourse
music on the occasion.
The Festival will, no doubt, be success,
and all who attend will have IN enjoyable
time.
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GentIernen's FURNISHING GOOD,

Mort & HAIGHr's Gents Furnishing EN-
porium has Just received another large re-
enforcement of cotton, Merino, lambs
wool and silk drawers, shirts and half hose,
extra superfne scarlet Lambs wool shirts
and drawers. Also, handkerchief, t es,
Alexander's kid gloves, &c, &c. 1876 Bank
street, Dec.9:I8I
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ADMITTED TO TBE BAR.-Thomas J. Car
ran wss admitted 70 the Bar by the su-
promo Court ct Columbus, on Saturday
last.
Mr.. Carran studied law in the Office of
Backus and Noble. He has seen service
is Captain in the army, and is young
man of ability and excellence of character,
and he will adorn his profession.
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CHICAGO MAEKET-Dcc. Ia.

F1Our-Quist.
Whoat-atsady. saIsSAt 81 T51s for No.I
COFm-Quist.
Oats-Quiet; advanced l92o. Sales At ts1<e
669c.
PrOViafons-Firm.
P0rk-Prime moss active and adyansed 81 CO.
Sales at s35 5O035 %; mess advanced 81 0O; sales
at $50 60@ee 90.
Dressed HOgs-Ad1autea 5O,. Sales at
S1G 259l5 90.
HOgs-Firm at S1l 60@l2 90
WhfakY-FiTm end sdvanced 101&c. Sales
at 81 81.
Reeeipts-I,O 900 bbls -four; Is, 900 bush wheat;
COO bush Corn; 20, 600 oats; hogs 10 900.
8hfpmeDfs-s,0c ,0c0 bbIs hourj - bus wheat,
corn 5000; cats $40.
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Cor his DIPLoEL.-J.A A. Blake Of Yer
mont, graduated at the Ohio State and
Union Law College on Saturday, and was
recommended for admission TO practice in
the supreme and District Court of Ohio
State.
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ACADEMY OF MVsIc.--The drama of the
"sOrceress" was presented last night be-
fore far house, with decided success. The
afterpiece, the Irish drama called "Handy
Andy" was favOrably received.
Tonight they give the famous Cricket
of-Leave Man"
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CoRHEcrtox.-We stated, yesterday, that
the Catholic Orphans Fair would begin
on Tuesday. It opens at two o'clock P. ",
on Thursday of this week, and will con-
tinue every afternoon and evening until
Saturday, inclusive.
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Holiday Pre.enfs.

Nothing can be better than a choice from
our srlendid assortment of fancy Scarfs,
Neck ties, Gloves, or half dozen o our
Perfect-ftting Shirts, with some Of our
Four-ply Collars to match.
Mort & HAIGHT,
1876 Bank street, opposite Weddell House.
decO:I81.
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"WEDNESDAY, DEC. l4TH, 1864.
w Large Sale Of Rich FHFs,

w Large Sale Of Rich FHrs,
AT AUCTION. By o. CUTTER / SIN
o. Cutter son will sci on Wednf sday, Dec. 14th,
ct their Auction Room, No. 1S4 Bank street, com
mencing 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ. large stock of Laciss
snd ChildIen's Fancy Furs Sleigh RObCG, &o., oop-
sisting IN part of American Fable. Biver Mink,
Rtssisu Squirrel, German FitCh, French Ssblss.
Capes, Cuffs and Muffs, Gents Fur Collars Cares
and Gloves, Sleigh Robes Of various kinds. The
whole to be sold without any reserve whatever
The attention OF the Ladies is particularly re-
quesied to this sale Now Is the time TO obtain
great bargains in really coed FuTs- The Eurs will
be ready for examination previous 70 the sale.
Terms cash at time Of sale. deSl5
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBKR IL.
EKW ApVERTIEEMKKTs.

Academy OF MusIc-Mlss Kate Denim Mr.. Ryan
B. J. Baldwin OO.-For the Holidays,
L. ". Ford-Master's sale.
J. MAndlebaum-A tachment Notice.
s. II. Carpenter B Co.-HOrss Lost.
P. L. Rush-Horse Broke Away.
PIaetifing sembly-MAsqueTads
S. B. GribbIe-New York Independent.
Wanted-situation.
Co. E-LooAl NotIce.
MS. shaw-Lccal Notice.
Flowers and RIbbons-Local Notice,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

FALSE DElIoL0Ys--The friends of those
who are troubled with bad breath, and
through ver-squesmishncss dislike TO re-
fer 20 it, commit positive and cruel mis-
take, especially if they gro aware of the
merite and great efficacy of the Fragrant
sozodont. This is the true and only rem
edy for the difficulty there is no valid ex-
cuse for bad breath now.
Sold By sll druggists, dec12 1oe.St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

TIE BEST Is TIE CHEAPEST, and for this
reason persons afflicted with Cetarrh or
Cold in tho Head should buy DR.. D. Il. SEQ
lye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Retail price
two dollars per bottle. A bottle will last
one month, used three timeu day. This
medicine contains no injurious drugs. It
IS sure to cure if directions are followed.
decJ2R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

Snow ETERTwHERE.-A heavy fall of snow
is announced at every point, South, West,
and East. This fact no doubt, accounts for
the failure of the Eastern papers to reach
Us yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

Mott and Haight have just opened an
other extensive assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, for tho Fall and Winter
Trade, at 1876 Bank street, opposite the
Weddell. Dec9;IsI.