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TIE PR0PELLER GEORGIAN.
Men At COIIIngwOOd, Cam
ada---Gun Carriage, Canister. Grape
SlEOt, de-, FOuRa I'm their PosaessiOn.


The Toronto Globe, Of December 5th,.
gives the following account of men and
things connected with the mysterious pro-
peller Georgian, which we reprint below,
as the subject is of local al well as general
interest:
Some time in the early portion of last
week number of men arrived at Colling-
wood by the Northern Railway, and took
up their quarters at the Railway hotel
They remained there for day or two, du-
ring which time they acted in a manner
go peculiar as to excite the suspicious of
the authorities. They gave no satisfac-
tory account of why or for what purpose
they were there, and, not being engaged
in any open business, considerable excite
ment and curiosity was oees6ioned as to
who or what they were. The propeller
Georgian, of which SO much has already
been said, was expected to arrive at Col
lingwood, and the only conclusion that
could be arrived az was that these men
were waiting for the purpose of joining her.
They had in their possession very little
freight or baggage, and this consisted Of
one or two boxes which they seemed to
protect and watch with more care and in
terest than if they contained articles Of q
BILL PIC duu proper uheuT6s 4HebS DOASS
were kept in the bed rooms Of some of the
party, and were never without some one or
two of the men near them-during meal
times some of the party invariably remain
ed in the rooms with the boxes, and kept
close watch that none of the servants
around the house or other persons could
have an opportunity of examining them.
These circumstances being communicated
to the authorities, it was decided to make
an inquiry into the case. Accord
ingly on Wednesday last the custom house
officials at Collingwood seized the boxes,
and on examination they were found TO
contain gun-carriage, with canister, grape
shot, &c, for 18-pounder guns. These were
at once taken possession Of by the auThoTi-
ties and are still in their hands.
The party of men shortly after left the
l,I0Se, aud uP 10 Saturday had not rotS1rn-
ed, and no information of their wherea-
bouts had been received The Georgian Is
hourly expected at Collingwood, and the
suspicion is, the former circumstances
connected with the vessel being taken into
consideration, that these men were awaiting
her, and that the articles were for her use.
Up to late hour on Saturday night the
Georgian had not arrived. We believe il
is the intention of the authorities to search
her and watch the movements Of her crew
closely as soon as she arrive.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY. DECEMRER no.
HEW ADVERTIsEREEKTs.

Academy Of Husic-NIIEs Kate Denim & Mr.. Byal
J. B Cebb & CO.-ghriStmsI Presents.
o. Cutter q son-Auction Sale.
Churchill Bro.-Aleohol.
Beadle Goa Strange Story.
Morgan, Root Co.-@iIlinery.
J. B. Cobb & Co The Patriot Boy.
Churchill B Bro.-Fresh Hops.
W. D. Baker-Godey's Lsdys Book.
%. E-SodabIe.
Lost-Fur Glove.
Churchill 6 Bro.--Dye Colors.
st. Geors e's Society-LooAI Notice.
Revenue Stanps-Local Notice.
Society cf Spirituslists-LocalN Notice.
Liverpool OH Co.-Local Eo'ioe.
FTesdmens' Aid kociety-Locsl Notice
7. G. EhoIes-Locsl Notice.
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EKw YORK zGARKET-Dee. 0



COttOn-Firmer with more business. salts
at 81 3l91 81 for middling uplAnds.
FIOur-Stats and Western more active and
sales $40 2NaIO 80 for extra State; s1l 2E@
IL 40 for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; Sl1 +59l2 90 for trade brands
Market closing firm. No sellers ut inside quota
tlons. largo portion Of the sales were extra
WbiaIsy-scars IL so Il m Sales at 81 929
97 forwestern, and 81 81 for retail lots Of state
VThaaE-l@2o better. Sales at s2 81 for
amber MiIwaukea; 50 425< for winter red western;
So 55 for amber Michigan.
RYe-Quist and unchanged.
BarIey-Dul'. =.
d9i 90; new yellow J ersey 81 409l 20.
Oats-actiTe and 1@2o better. Sales at 81 OT@
l 0s for western,
WOOI-Tirm and quiet
suEaF-Firm. Musoavado l992O5e; and by
auction 100 hhds Porto Rico at Il 92sc.
MOIassas-Firm. Sales by auction Of 200 bblE
New Orleans at S4c9Sl Il.
PefrOAeum-Firm. Crude 5l9o2ei kenrea N
| bond 72@73c; Re6ned free 9Oc
POFk-Loss active and closed quiet and heavy
Sales at SO 20 for 1923 messi S37 15gSS p tor
| 1854 do, cash and regular way, closing at S57
S715 regular; S34 5O335 70 for old and new prime
| and 338 5OQ39 90 for new prime mess. Also
| 1000 bbIs prime mess for January, sellers option
/ S39 90; 5000 bblB 1861 mess, for December, al
sellers and buyers option, at S3s 5O939 90; 50C
bbs new messfor January and February az SAINT
| option, at so 00@40 90.
BeeERathor heavy at about previous prices.
| Prime Mess BeeE-Quiet and sady.
| Beef Hams-Steady at &c.
Cut Heat--Modorate request st 1914 S1se fol
'hould rs, including old ct l59l57zc; and lS92l'
| for hams:
BACON sides-Firm. City short clear 22]4c
aud 100 boxes long clear, for last half Of December
and 100 boxes do, for last half OF January, boti
/ at &c.
L.aRGI-Yery firm with fair demand, at elG24
Also $50 egs choice city at267zc, aud $50 bbs TO
| all January and until February 10, at sellers op
tion, at 2l3@G241Sc
RutteE-Fair business and hrm; $3.50 70
western aud $4,000 for State; the latter prict 70
| very choice.
mon to prime.
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The ALIEeHAN1Axs.-Thi fayorits troupe
of singers will appear at Brainard's Hall,
on Saturday evening, December 18th. They
will have an overfowing house.
They have lately returned from four
years tour round the world, giving twenty
two concerts at Honolulu, Sandwich Is
lands, with great success. The New York
MusieaI Reviet0 copies the following from q
native paper, in the Hawaiian language:
FA AALLEeANIAxI.-0la ka Poe Mele kani
Bele-I ka poaono, horo ~ hama lakon ma
ka hale-kula Ali, 7oea hiki al ma keiki
liilii me ma kamah- kula pau hele q Q
lobe ia lakon, 6 ns piha ks hale na keizi,
ns kamslii kuls anne ns mskuahine lakon
no hoi kokai.
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LIVERPOOL OIL CoxPAxY.-This Company
is being formed by our business men, and
offers special Inducements 70. profitable
and safe investment. The property of this
association consists ofnine traets Of carefully
selected oil lands, containing four hundred
and twenty-one acres of the best in tho oil
regions. Subscriptions received and infor-
nation can be obtained at the Offices of
C. A. Read Co., 95 Superior street, L. A.
Pierce, River street, and 8, g. Cox, Sex
toms Block.
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COMMERCIAL
CLKVEIlaHD MARKEr.
NORNINe LEADER OFFICE, !
FRIpAY EvrErga. Dec. 9. 1884.

FRIDAK EYEETEs, Dec. 9, 1s54.
The weather continues cold and dissgreeable, and
the mari cts generally are without much activity.
There is ouly I'ght demand for Wheat from mill
lsrs, bat heller eVincs conIidersDle frmess, and
disposed to conoeds asy thing to effect EaIea.
The demand for Corn is very small, and there is
but little use in sending new Corn to this market,
either sheled or on the cob, as there is enquiry
for f. and It only be disposed Of at the loss o.
heavy per cent what it would bring, If kept ur-
til It is in dltion TO go into store. Gsta arc
6rm but transactions are light.
Fretghts-The following are the rates now
asked: ALL RAII-TO NewYOrk, Flour 81 60; Wool
So II; Dressed Hogs 81 25. To Boston, Flour 81 10;
Wool So "a; Dressed Hogs 81 35.
FIOur-Market moderately f I'm with fair de.
mand for the retail trade at home and for the inte
riOr at 50 5O9SO 60 for Xxx rsdi $40 5O@T 80 for
Xxx white.
Wheat-The demand is light, and the sales re-
ported sIe hardly enough TO establish prices
About a fair quotation for No. red f. ON store
would be 81 Oe@2 rs. No. 2 do do 81 9s92 co.
COrn-DulI and inactive. Old sheIlei IN store
held aBsI 50. Sale car ears at 90c on track.
Rye-Dun and nominal at 81 4o9si 40 from
store.
BarIey-Nominsl.
Beef CattIe-A God demand continues az un-
changed rates s@5c fer ordinrTy to extra, live
weight.
Dressed ROss-Eirm and IN good request at
i2@Is11So for Light to heavy corn-fed.
Pork, uIst but Arm and III changed at ass 90
for heavy aud Ese O6 for lightmsss.
Lard-Firm and steady at 2sGRic for tierces
and kegs, for city rendered.
Butter Quiet at 4S945e for Western Reserve;
3s9I2o for Cent si 45S4To for good to chSice roll
Cheess-No nev feature to note The MARKET
remains quiet and steady a. 1sg2)c for the range
of ordinary to choice.
ERSs-Sa,ss made to-day at 3T9Ssc.
HiEhWjnez-Have ruled very firm to-dsy al
9Oc.
AIcOhOI-Firm at 50 s2ss 81 for as per cont
80 05N2 10 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
: zPetrOIeuna-Marketf firm and demand good al
9Oc Er Refined,
SaIt-stsady at the following quotations.
Cosrse 50 10; Ground Solar SO 25i Fine at = 95.
Piastar.-'PoweITs'' land plaster so per ton
Dried AppIes-AetiTe and firm. Sales 19i
bbla at lie, and ESQ for packages.
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RUHoREp ACo1DExr on THE c. & E. R. r.
There was painful rumor on the streets
yesterday, of an accident on the Cleveland
and Erie railroad, which had resulted in
loss of life. But on enquiry at the Office
Of the Superintendent of the road, it turned
out that freight train had been disabled
in some manner, and had blocked up the
road, preventing the passage of other trains.
The accident happened at Eighteen-Mils
Creek station, eighteen miles this side of
Buffalo, we were informed.
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New Books.

THE PATRIOT BoT, or the Life and Career of Major
General 0rnsby NJ. Mitchell. By Rev. P. c.
Headley. New York. William Il. Appleton.
1854.
This book is not one Of that series of boy
biographies SO scathingly and so justly as
sailed by Gail Hamilton in q recent number
of the Atlantic Monthly. It's author,
Headley, is well-known as an able and
practiced writer, and its hero, the noble
Mitchell, is one whose memory should be
kept warm in every American heart. The
book is a detailed and accurate history of
the dead hero, and should be put into tho
hands of every American youth. We have
no soldier or statesman whose life and OK
ample in all respects can be more safely
commended for imitation to the American
YOUTH. than that patriot SO faithfully de-
lineated here.
The book is handsomely gotten up by
VIM. H. Appleton and is sold by j. B. Cobb
& Co.
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FUNERAL OF LEONARD CASE, Eso.-A largo
number of our most prominent citizens
were present, yesterday, at the residence
of the late Leonard Case, Esq, to attend
the funeral services, which were conducted
by the Rev. W. q. Goodrich. The CIeve-
land Bar attended in body. The follow
ing gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: Judge
S. J. Andrews, John A. Foote, Esq, S.
Williamson, Esq, 7. NJ. Kelley, Esq, Philo
scoville, Esq, s. starkweather, Esq, T. P.
Handy, Esq, and George Mygatt, Esq.
At twelve o'clock, noon, the procession
moved to the old cemetery, where the body
was buried by the side of the members of
HL-ar--,,i1- who hava cona baFore
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IEDELIBLE PEEoL.-The inconvenience Of
marking with ink is entirely superseded
by the invention of Clark's improved In
delible Pencil, which is used like the ordi-
nary lead pencil. Those who wish to put
their name upon any article of linen or
cotton clothing, will find this pencil just
the article they need.
One pencil will mark one thousand arti-
cIes. The price is only thirty-fve cents.
For sale By 8. a. johnson, one-armed
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RUNAWAY DEBTOR TO A CLEVELAND FIRH
ARREsTED.-The Buffalo Courier says a run
away debtor, named Jefers, from Matamo-
ras, Michigan, was arrested in that city in
the act of selling a quantity of boots and
shoes at price for which no honest man
could sell them. at one place he offered
about $500 worth of goods for $40. His
principal debtors are Mellan, Crawford
& Co., of this city.
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Court OF CoNNoN PLEAs.-CIvIJ BRANoH
BEFORE JUDGE CoRF1EEERRE.-Thec court met
yesterday in Courtroom No. l, read the
Journal, and then adjourned to attend the
funeral Of the late Leonard Case, Esq. It
met again in the afternoon TO hear 3 mo-
ton to dissolve an injunction in the case
of Aaron Bloch Us. Latimer ct al.
Nothing was done yesterday in the Grim
inRI Branch.
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The appointment of Mr.. Chase 10 the
Chief Justiceship Of the United States
seems to give IS general satisfaction as do
the operations Of the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. 140 Superior street, where
every book or album sold is accompanied
by gift, and where can be found q superb
or assortment of holiday books.
dec8:IS0
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TRY IT OSoE.-The proprietors DR.. D. H.
Seelye's Liquid Cstarrh Remedy have un-
bounded confidence in the merits of that
Medicine, as they guarantee to return the
amount paid, where tho directions have
been followed for one month without bGne-
fetal results. Surely they could do no
more. nov7:RS
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NEW YORK STOCK dARRET.

NEW YoRE. Dec. 3. lS5E.
Government StOeIxs-Quiet and without
decided change. United States sixes Of 1881, eou-
pans, Il6; do 90 coupons 1855; do 7s0 Treasury
notes I2O; DO 1910 coupons - do 10-4Os regis
tered =; one-year certificates -.
StOcks-Duil. Pittsburg, Fort Wayne 4 Chi
cAgo 1857; Toledo 3 Wsba preferred =; Hudson
II61z; C1eTelsnd & Pittsburg III Chicago North
western 43; % prefsr'd 7O5<; Reading 1856 Mich
igan Central 1291zi Michigan Southern B North
ern Indiana 725<; Illinois Oentral scrip -; Erie
945<; New York Central -; Mariposa -; Ohio
and Mississippi certificates 353S Quicksilver So;
Rock Island 1885; Alton & Terre HAu,e -; Cum
berland -; Canton -; Missouri Skies 631f
huincey lis; Toledo 1101a
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Nothing can be better than choice from
our srlendid assortment of fancy Scarfs,
Neck ties, Gloves, or a half dozen o our
Perfect fitting Shirts, with some of our
Four-ply Collars to match.
MOTT & HAIGHT,
1856 Bank street, opposite Weddell House.
decO:ISl.
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ROBBINS THE NILES MURDERER.-The Ma
honing County Registergi a good account
of the trial of Francis 0. Robbins for the
murder of James Ward OF Niles, which was
recently held in the Court of Common Pleas
in Tfumbull county.
William 0. Forrist and Reuben Hitch
cock, Esqs, appeared in behalf of the State,
assisted by Prosecuting Attorney E. Il.
Ensign and F. E. Hutchins, Esq, while E.
B. Taylor and George NJ. Tuttle, Esqrs., as
sisted by S. C. Jones and NJ. sutlif, Euqrs.,
appeared for defendant.
A verdict of "Guilty of murder in the
second degree" was returned.
Defendants counsel gave notice of mo-
ton for new trial, which has not yet been
heard, and until this is disposed of Rob
bins will not be sentenced.
Lydia Stephenson, indicted with Frank
Robbins, for the murder of James Ward,
came into Court on last Monday, and plead
guilty of manslaughter, and by agreement
is to be sentenced to the penitentiary for
ten years, the full extent of the law.
Casualties IN THE 125TH o. V. I've
have already given the names of those
wounded, killed and missing in the 125th
Ohio regiment, but as we were unable then
to state the nature of the wound, we pub
lish them again, supplying what was then
omitted. They were wounded in the bat
tie at Franklin, Tenn, on the 3Oth ult.:
sergt James Murdoch, B. killed.
st Lieut. David BlystOm, A, left lung.
I'd Lieut. Darius Payne, Z, left cheek.
Albert Callshsm, 4, head, severe.
Corp VIM Hutton, A, abdomen.
Jas Ramsey A, breast.
howard BacOur c. right thigh.
Jas Corcoran, c, head, severe,
David Keck, D, LETT leg.
James Beggs, D, flesh.
Hiel Danley, E, thumb.
James NJ Wellemire, +, arm.
Corp Thos Ham, G, arm.
sergt Chas Miller, H, arm and thigh.
Corp James W Han, 1, left breast.
Sergt Edward Hatfield, I, slight
Andrew Couch, 1, left side.
Isaac Gibson, I, eye, severe.
Daniel Richardson, I, arm.
Whitfield Andre, K, arm.
VIM Willing, X, right shoulder.
Hiel Higgins, C, missing.
Geo Perkins, c, missing.
Joseph Bryant, G, missing.
Calvin Young, G, missing.
Corp Alph Large, 81, missing,
Harrison Lee, l, missing.
john Young, I, missing.
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REVENUE STANPs.-All kinds of Revenue
Stamps for sale at the Cleveland Post
Office, in any quantity. E. CoWLES,
decl0;ls2 Postmaster.
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GenfIemen's F1rnishfng Goods.

MoTT & HAIGHT's Gents Furnishing Em-
porium has Just received another large re-
enforcement of cotton, Merino, lambs'
wool and silk drawers, shirts and half hose,
extra superfne scarlet lambs s'lwoOl shirts
and drawers. Also, hsndkerchiefs, les,
Alexander's kid gloves, &C., &c. 1876 Bank
street. Dec.9:I8l
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TIE HERALD OF TRUTH. - We have re-
ceived the Herald Of Truth, for December.
It contains the usual variety of matter,
and is published by Ed. W. T. Horner, at
Buffalo, New York.
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ACADEMY or MUsIO.-0wing to the keen,
cutting air and the rival attractions at
Brainard's Hall, there was not very large
house out to SEQ the rendition of the start
ling drama of the "Hillside" and that en-
titled "Felon's Dream" But nobwith-
standing this feet those plays were we'll
presented, and gave general satisfaction.
A good Saturday nights bill is present
ed for this evening, viz. the drama called
"Lucretia Borgia; or The PoisOner," with
Miss Denim in the leading character, to
conclude with arepetition oflast nights sf-
terpiece "The Felon's Dream, or. Jack
Shepard in France"
The stars appear in variety of charac-
ters in this last performance.
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DUPREz AND GREEN'S MINsTRELs. - The
first entertainment of series of three was
given last night, in Brainard's Hall. A
full house greeted the re-appearanee of
this favorite troupe, and manifested their
pleasure in repeated and uproarious bursts
of laughter, cheers and applause. Negro
melodies and manners will never grow out
of taste; there is something in the songs
SO tender and deep, and in the dialogues
and general action and carriage of the
ebony parties something SO Outlandish and
ridiculous, yet good-naturcd, that a good
troupe Will always meet with very decided
success.
OF all the troupes of negro minstrels We
have seen and heard, Duprez and Green's
is by all odds tho best. The corps of per-
formers is large, and the entertainments
are 80 varied and we'll selected, that there
is sure to be something, aye, many things,
in the performance to suit the special fancy
of every one.
This troupe give two moro entertain
ments, one tonight and the last on Mon
day night. We advise all lovers of fun to
20 and see the minstrels.
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TIE CHERRY VALLEY On PPoPERTY.-T. 81.
ABB, ,writingIfromIoil Creek, thus expatiatss
on the Cherry Valley oil property:
The Company are making preparations
for thoroughly developing their territory
with the least possible delay. An engine
of sufficient capacity is now on the way
from New York, and work is to be com
menced on the 1eth of the present month.
What have before said in reference to-un-
developed or partially developed lands is
applicable to this. One well may not sue
ceed, but that should not discourage the ad-
Yenturers, a second, or at most third at
tempt has, in the majority of instances,
amply repaid the outlay and yielded a
handsome profit whilst, should a good well
be struck within mile Of the Company's
property, the value of all the land IN the
neighborhood st once appreciates at an as
tonishing rate. Experienced Crock opera
tors, with whom conversed on the sub
ject, and who I knew had no interest in the
matter, assured me that the Cherry Valley
property was, in their estimation, a good
thing, and promised well. A number of
leading business men of this city have
taken an interest in it and are pushing it
forward. And here it is in place to an
swer question, asked sometimes on the
Creek as to the subscription of the stock.
The par value is $40 per share, but the
present subscription price is So, without
being subject to assessment. Tho rate will
soon be higher.
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MONTHLY MEETIEG.-The regular monthly
meeting of the St. Georges Benevolent So
ciety will be held at the Sons of Temper
ance Hall, Burgess Block, Superior street,
on Tuesday, 18th of December, at Z Z P. n.
dec10I9I SAN'L KELSEY. REQ. Sec.
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OIL.-MARsHALL BAsKw1LL d Co., Refners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
cating'and Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. LA Superior street, and look at
hand. noy28:I9O
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Good skating at Skating Hall, corner
Superior street and Public Square (Rouse's
Block, Hall of the Law College, every af-
ternoop also Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. No charge for admis-
sion. All c6n learn to skate with safety,
ease and comfort. Skates for hire.
dcc8:IS0
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Embr oidery and stitching done to order
in the best style and at reasonable charges,
at the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Rooms, No. III Superior street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SocIET4 oY sPRITUAL1srs.-Mrs. Alcinda
Wilhelm, N. D., will lecture Sunday, at
1015 o'clock A. NJ, and at ~ Pm. In the
evening ten cents will be taken at the door.
decIO:Is0
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Ell. MOEzX MAlSRzT---Dec. Q.

AzOBsy-More active st q cent. FOR call
loans; chiefly at latter rats.
Sterling ExehhnEe-Steadya az l091491095s
for gold.
GOId-Without decided change. Opening at
24215, declining to 24O, and closing at 24OSs.
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E. C. Jones, I46 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line,
noy5;I7e
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OVAL FRANEs-An sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished 70 order,
at E. C. Jones, 14S Superior street.
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Mott and Haight have just opened an
other extensive assortment of Gents Fur
nishiRg Goods, for the Fall and Winter
Trade, at 1876 Bank street, opposite the
Weddell. Dec9;18I.
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAP.-For q
new Grover snd Baker Sewing Machine,
cheap, call at the LEADER Counting Room.
Dec9:lSI
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LYcEUN EsTABL1sHED.-We must congrat-
ulate the people of Canton on the success
ful organization of Lyceum in that city.
It is in the hands of the leading citizens of
the place, and therefore gives promise of
living good wholesome life during the
winter. The regular exercises will con-
sist of oris NAL essays and discussions,
which win sometimes give way to lectures.
We could wish the Cantonites nothing
better than the advantage they have
secured by the organization of this Lyceum.
Long may it wavel