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ReIisious notice.

The first week in January being widely
observed throughout Cbristendom as a
"weok of prayer" Union religious services
will be held as follows: TUESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY SD, in the First Presbyterian
Church, Public Square; sermon by Rev,
Bishop Kingsley. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 4TH, in the Plymouth COngrega-
tional Church, Prospect street; Sermon by
Rev. Dr. Goodrich. THURSDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 5rH, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, st. Clair street; Sermon by Rev.
DR.. WolcOtt.
The meetings will commence at seven
O'Clock, three fourtha of an hour TO be
spent in conference and prayer, and tho
preaching to commence at a quarter before
eight.
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LEADER.
sATUaDAY DECEMBER sI.sss
sKyg ADvsRTIsEsEEsTs


Academy OF NIusio-Aladdin.
Ahsra & Rottnson-LudIam' speeide.
Thcs. J. Carran-AdministFa ,or's Fotice.
John Seaman and VIM. T. smith-Hoties.
,. B. Glenn a Co.-Chestnuts and Apes.
Lost-oloak Caps.
Jcwstt GoodmaR-shipping Book Lost.
Rsli .ious Eotioe-Lo-al Notice.
Sixth Ward Self Protection Club-L-cai Eoii1e
Ghs Bazaar-Local Notice.
To Enrolled Men Of 4tb WRrd-Lo:al Notice.
Society OF spiritualists-LocalN Noliss.
2sl Iperior st.-LosAl Notice.
Lyons Periodical Daops-LOosl Notice.
Taylor, C, iswoIi Z Io.-Locsl Notice.
Grand iubiiee-Local Notice.
Misses Opera Cspes-Local Noti-e.
Goes C5ugh Baisam Local Notice.
T, 6. shoes-Local Notice.
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ARREST THE
~ U r D ( r { r S!
Ten Thousand Dollars Reward
ARREST THE

q The above reward will bo paid for the de-
lection and conviction of the murderer or
murderers of Mr.. JoHN McFATE, who was
killed by some person or persons, on the
night Of December 2Oth, 1864, in Oil City,
Pennsylvania. M. L. BAGG,
dee23Is4 Burgess of Oil City
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The January term
of the United States Court. commences on
Tuesday next, January 3D. The Grand
Jury will be impannelled and sworn, and
the Judge will deliver his charge on Tues
day. On Wednesday the trial OF civil
causes will commence. The following is
the assignment Of cases on tho civil docket
We shall publish the assignment on the
criminal docket tomorrow.
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PERsoSAL We arc glad 20 welcome back
to Cleveland our old friend George Hoyt,
of the Cincinnati Times, formerly of tho
Pzafa Dca7er. who. is in town for the holt
DAYS. George is m good health end sPirits,
and apparently rejoieed attho opportunity
Of again meeting his many friends ia tho
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

The particular attention ofour readers is
called to the large stock of Furs, on sale at
s. BenedictE & Sons fashionable establish
ment. They keep the best and most fash
ionable Furs in the market; at low prices,
and those wishing Furs would 10 well TO
cell on them. dee24.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

FOR IRREGULARITIES.
These Drops are scientifically compounded hu.
I'd preparation, sad better than any Pills powders
or nOstrums; being liquid, their astIon is direct
and positive, rendering them reliable. speedy
and certain specific for the cure af all obstructiops
and supp'elslons Of nature.
Their popularity is indicated ty the fact that
over 100 200 bottles ere aanuaIy sold and consumed
By the ladies Of the United tstes and every one Of
them speak IN the stroDgss, fpra,o Of their
great merits.
They are speedily taking the place Of every other
female remedy, and are considered BY dealers, eon-
sumers, physicians, and all who know aushs Of
them, as the uuress, safest and most infallbls pre-
psration in the world, for the cure Of al female
complaints, the removal of al Osstfuotions Of ma.
ture, and the promotion Of health, strength azd
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may be
used and explaining reasons Why and when they
should not be uaod without producing results con
trary to the eourss Of natures eho1en Iazu VIII be
found carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature Of DR.. JOHE L. LYON, without which
none are gsnuine. They are prepared at the labor
atOry of JOHN L. LYON, n. D., 70. s5
street, New Haven, Conn, Who can b cons
eithsr personally or By mail tInelosHg at'np) c.
csruiug all private diseases and snals weaknesses.
G. G. CLARK CO.,
General Agents for the Uaitsd States canadas.
For sale IN New YORK b
DEMAs BARNES CO.,
No. 81 PARK row.
F. c. WELLS CO.,
No. us franklin str
H.B. HBMBoLD,
Ho.59l Broadway.
CHAS. n. CRffTENTOE,
10. IS Sixth avenue.
And all DruEgsts and Apothsesrics IN the city and
country. a
LORD sHITH,
Western Agents, Chicago, Y
dsel9: Rs:2tAwDy yBrissat.TriWy:Wye
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cnoAao nARRET-.Dee. %.

lHT rELneRAFH.l
Ssaf-Firm; advanced 2gae. Sales at 81 Y
al AZ for No. I.
COrH-Quiet.
4 oafs-Firmi advanced 1915. sales o. eso.
7-OvfsiOns-Firm-
rE-Prims mess $50 Co@4O 90; mess sss %
30. Clear Pork $40 90.
sms-Green Ice; green shoulders 14e.
rdi-Firm at 22c.
sRs-Firmer ct l05S6l23zo,
essed Hogs Quiet and advanced 25 cts
at sl4 50GI5 90, dfvsding On 200 n.
TssSlgF-FiTm and advanced 10 Gales AZ
s2 10
90 bush Corn; as Goo cats hogs 800.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures datulency, weak
ness and general debility
II makes this weary ambi.
tiouB, the feeble strong,
the debilitatsd healthy
for It enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, " whieh is the parent
OF he body.
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SINKING ATER-FIPEs.-Laborers are
busily engaged sinking water-pipes in
Michigan street about three and half feet
deeper, in preparation for the paving of
that street
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REvESUR CUTTERS on TIE LLKEs.-We de-
sire TO call attention to an advertisement
from thesssecretary of the Treasury, which
appears in this mornings paper, for propo.
sals for the building Of three or four Revc-
nue steam cutters (side wheel) for tho up
per Lakes, and one or more for Lake Onta-
rio. Our ship builders win do well, both fol
themselves and for Cleveland, to offer pre-
pOsals for the building Of these vessels.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you 20 est a hear
y meal without fear Of
distress aftsrWsrd, for II
will stop It as soon Gs II
i5swalioWed
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nvanansTA crn1

DYSPEPsIA CURE
cures sick headaehs, sick
ness OF tbs stomach, and
PASS or coLIoin the bow
els.
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sS1o1pE,-The Salem Repa5Ziean says that
on Fuesday afternoon of last week, Thomas
Pin.khsm, Jr, hung himself in an up
stairs room, at the residence Of his father,
on East Main Street Since tho death Of
his wife, few months ago, no has given
evidence Of rental arrangement, He was
a very exemplary young man. and Min
ister ia the Society ofFriends- He resided
.rs.--,,,4 q and was in Salem
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CITY NEWS

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays at Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. dec2l.
EoTIcE TO WATER TAKERs.-The water
will be turned or from all water takers who
negloctto pay their water rent before jan
uary 1st. 1868. by order of the Trustees.
CIV. W. GIRTY,
dec2i:Ie2 Secretary.
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GREAT BELT On CoMPAEY.-The stock
holders of this company will hold their an
nual meeting, for the election of officers, at
their office, 95 Superior street (second floor J
on Monday, January I'd, 1865, at O'Clock,
". S. DODGE, Secretary.
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NoTIcE.-The Omnibus Line will charge
fifty cents for each passenger TO, and from,
and between ths Railroad Depots, Hotels
and Steamboat Landings.
The city ordinance, just passed, pre-
soribes this limit to be charged, but the IN
dersigned, in order to accommodate his old
friends and customers in this city, and
those who have patronized the line for so
many years, who live in the surrounding
towns and frequent the city so often, will
issue tickets at twenty. five cents each, in
auy quantity that may begdesired.
Tickets will bo issued at the Office, No,
I47 Superior street, and will be redeemed
In currency if returned.
dec22:F II. s. STEVENS.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sEsstsns the stomach, pu-
rides the breath, and In
stantly steps sourness,
aoidity and rising Of food,
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E.V- H0EET REAREkE7F--Deo. 80
l.r r.rnannrur

Ne1ey-Active and quite firm ct 2 cent
Sterling ExehanKe-Ql liet at 1095 Sfor god.
aOlu-aelFe anu hImof. Opening a. ~ da-
olining to 22T1z advancing 10 22sH and closing 81
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cnnta

DYSPEPSIA OURE
Is . purely vegetable pre-
parAtiOn, contains no Opl-
ates, no poison. nothing
hurtfui, but acts prompt
ly, surely and immsdl-
atsly,
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Nav YEARS DAY.-We observe that near
ly all our banks and business houses havo
agreed to suspend business on Monday next,
and celebrate New Years day, which falls
on Sunday, on that day. Tho good old
fashioned custom of New Years calls Will
be VerY largely observed. We trust that
the holiday may bo an universal ono, Nc
paper will be issued from this Office on
MOHaay Afternoon or Tuesday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

PERSONAL General E. A. Paine is stop
ping in the city, the guest of J. F. Card,
ESQ.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
Ia the best remedy In thi
world for dyspepsia, IN
digestion, sick headache.
heartburn, fever and
ague, nausea At stomach
or pains in the stomach
or bowels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

THAEKs.-We are under obligations to
Baker for New Torll papers, the Eastern
neil having failed
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To rHE EunoLLED MEN OF rae FoUaTH WARD


To THE ENRoLLED MEN OF THE FOURTH WARD:
The Committee appointed by you to col
lect an amount of money by subscription,
sufficient in their judgment to fill the quota
of the ward, under the present call, have
resolved to close the books this Saturday
evening, if by that time the subscriptions
are not increased equal to that already re-
ceived. That the Committee have failed to
receive a response 20 their calls that their
efforts deserve, is fully demonstrated by
the fact, that of about six hundred names
on the enrolment, less than one hundred
appear on their subscription books. Ifthe
ward escapes q draft it must be by the
united efforts of all. None must think the
ward will escape without their eo.opera-
tion.
Remember, if the recruiting fund fails
to meet tho expectations of tho Committee
tonight, the Committee will Immediately
form protective club of the funds in their
hands, and oil who have failed to subscribe
to that fund will be debarred from mem
bership in the club.
Subscription books are open during the
day at R. j, Fulier's store, 2I5 Superior
street, and at the Engine House during the
evening r. J. FULLER,
q. 8 HOBBS,
A. I. BRIssMADE,
L. SMITHSIGHT,
j f THAYER,
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aEWElra.
.OLD AND sILVEKU


I4s SUPERIOR STREET, has just received =
splendid lot Of
Gold and Silver watches, Silver Hafo Z
and Fine JeWelrys
OF every description. His stock e ~ u =
oouSht st & z1eh las 1EuTs tha1 slssEeers n ~
dsT Watch and Ooss pAEsr, i's suPsrids'''
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FoLJcE CoURT.-The following small
docket was disposed ofyestordas morning
Yagrancy-Cs-cline Myers and Charles
Hayden, sent to the Work House, the
former for sixty and the latter for ten
days.
Burglary-KilIiam johnson and Patrick
noNanuo. cases continued to the 4sh Of
Jauuary-
Petit Larceny--Jacob Belheir, fined the
COSTS.
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nnLLa


DYSPEPSIA CUBE
creates an Rppetite-giEes
vigOr and strength to the
whole system.
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Sold BY Druggisas eve Sold BY Druggists eve
rywhere- Price o Z TyEhare.
DOLLAR per bottle.
c. CLARK & CO., ProprietOss,
New Haven, Conn
DEMAs BARNES q CO.,
No. 2l Park row
&c. WELLS & CO.,
No. lis franklin street.
BIB. HEMBoLD,
No. 594 Broadway, GeoTA Asts.
RetsiIed by al Druggists in the city and country.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Infants hand made sacks, hoods, leggins
and mittens, in great variety, at Meares'
Bazaar, 26l Superior street.
dec3I:I63
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FRsvFIER's BFaTsTFR

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of tha
hboTe Trains Bosts, viii be called for b. Coaches
5f stcvsns Omnibus Limo, By leaving their address
ct tho 0mnib1B Once, l37 Superior stree. ReTi
7oer - tss- TyBddeTI H0155.
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NOR sGT-F--R ORIG SPOEE WITH
R6jl n00 MONEY ADVANCkD-

RQVsVVO ia sums to sutt-at the oidatand
sud EaIl-knOEu WAGHER'9 loan OFFtOE, On
sscurliis1 Ct 5yory Kind, viz. Gold sud Silver
HEtchss, Diamonds, Silver Ware, 5ewelry, eunss
pist0ls Clothing, Dry Goods, Pisn05 Meiodoonsl
md 81 arsonai property and srtieies Of Yelne, en-
s most satisfactory tofnls. Business strictly pr-
7ats. Established 1881. NJ B.-h ysgtety Oi up-
rsdsenss @st5hss ssSsirY. 9ang -. Ss zz-4 Al
taFFaia1.
-0f5os s-aaTasr G. NaEar aad GupofioE ssSscsss
sFsr Davis sad 2sizc-ias Oiot1ihg stors
-o5tEs ,. O. ". WAGHEB.
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THE SIXTH WARD sFLF-PRoTEcTIoy CLUE
will be prepared to issue certificates of
membership this, Saturday. evening, at
the Wigwam. W. P. FoeG, Pres.
GEO. A. KoBIE, Sec'y. dee5l:lSS
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LETTER FROM hun n . ASAALDA-NN
LAKE HARgoR APPRoPRIATIoEs.-The Pains
yillo Telegraph publishes the following
letter from Hon. R. P. spalding:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1864.
He. Gray, Esq. Dear sir-The Tele-
orqpk of the 22d inst has the following
commentary upon an alleged appropria-
ton bill pending in the House of Repre-
sentatives, which seems to suggest doubt
as to the impartiality of the Representative
from the 18th District:
cleveland fifty thousand dollars Fair
port, the best harbor on Lake Erie, not one
cent. Ifthese appropriations are made for
the protection of our Lake Commerce, it
seems to US strange indeed that Eairport
should be entirely ignored in making these
appropriations"
The bill that gives rise TO all this COM
motion, was simply introduced into the
House by Mr.. Brown, an opposition mem :
| ber from Milwaukee, upon his own re-
| sponsibility. IL has, at no time, received
| the snuction of tho Committee on Com
| merce, Ito which it was referred.
Let tho people Of Lake county rest as
| sured that their interests will not he over
looked, however much | may desire to
witness tho increased prosperity Of the
beautiful city in which it is my happiness
to reside.
If an appropriation 10 made for Cleve-
land, there win be an appropriation for
Fairport also.
lam very respectfully, your friend,
l. ?. SPALDTyG.
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BS OLRVBLAND BRKWKRY

IVES CLEVELAND BREWERY
CAEAT-8T.. CLEVELAND, q.
Consistently On hand--for City sud Export 0ss,
II, TTT, Pale, Amber snd Cream AS,
Porter EEd Brown st8at.
eeTtisalar attention Is called to ny stock o.
FRE5EET USE AND OBEAA ALE5,
sb5pnd sad reliable srticle Of which always b
fou71 cn hand during the WaTmest weather IN sum
nsr. Orders addressed to II. D. 5ToEE, AE'9,
viii receive prompt attention. sug5-R2s
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JAIL DEIvERY.-The Stark County Re-
publican gives long account of the escape
a Ia John Morgan, Colonel Straight & Co.,
from the Canton Jail on Monday last, by
Charles Hay, horse thief, John Root, sheep
ditto, and George Delevan, burglar from
wayne county. They got cut as John
Morgan & Co. got out of the Ohio Peniten-
tiery, and Colonel Straight and comrades
escaped from Libby prison, / e., by tun-
neling. The prisoners were confined on
the ground floor. Removing a block OF
Aoor-stone, about two feet square, they dug
their way through the loose underflling to
the wall, which was made of small-sized
stonqs, and at one point not cemented. The
only instrument they used was an iron
bar about foot long, broken from one ofthe
bead.steads. This was the magic wand
that amote asundsr and dug through al
difficulties, and brought them liberty. Tht
skedaddlers have not been heard from.
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EgW YORK sF0CA EIARKEl.
~ Ynnr- M 90 Issa

N'-' ~
overnmenf StOoks-Firmsr and moro &C.
United States sizes Of 1881, coupons, 1i65s
ZOOS, coupons, los; do l0-40's, coupons, 101s<<
iOeka-Lowsr. Tennessee skies 80 56; Ohio 4
issippi certificates 3E54i Quicksilver l0ls<i
posa j9S<; New York Central l1s1z; Erie s45fi
son ll65z; Beading ll5i Michigan Central 4lei
ehigan sontherua HorthernIndiana 7o5si ILLINOIS
-trsi soripl2515; Cleveland Pitts6g s9i Saie- =,
Northwestern 3s51; do prefor'd OK hoek rs, Isl
- i93; Quincy lI71z; Pittsburg, y; WAyns@ "hi-
lg Og4l; Terrs Haute 40; Gold zzs1-'
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OF TuE
STOMACH OR BOWELS.


We warrant both of them, IN every instance, If
our directions are followed
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SOCIETY OF SPIEITUALIsTs.-Selden J. Fin
ney speaks at the Hall, No. 184 Superior
street, Sunday morning and evening, at the
usual hours. dsc3l:tsS-
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
FRIDAT EFzsIEs, Dec. 80, 1854.
Rec lfpfs-Tho receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the twenty -four h0urr sing at O'Clock to-day
rzara aa foIlnra.
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skates.

Skates.
Hattersly has a fine assortment Of ladies'
and gentlemen's skates, ct 1O2 Superior
street. Call and SEQ them. dec23:I84
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GRAED JUBILEE.-The Presidents Procla-
nation of Freedom Will be celebrated on
Monday evening, January I'd, at the Metro.
politar Hall. Interesting speakers will be
present. All lovers of freedom are invited
to attend. &. N. RICHARDSON,
Chairman Of Committee.
!. E. BANKHBAD, Sec'y. dec31:l44
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LIVERPOOL On. CoNPANY,-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 3lst instant, as the list is near
ly full, and a prompt observance Of this
request will prevent exceeding in sales the
amount of stock unsold-
H. C. DEWSG, Secretary.
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MARRIED..

In Mantua, December 2stb, by Rev. s. Lee, N.
Z. H0LBRo0K, NJ. D., Of New York, to Miss
LUCY O. Les, Of Msntus- No cards
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures indigestion and con
stipation IN every case.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

New styles of ladies' hand made hood
at the Bazaar, 261 Superior street.
dec3l:lS3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

DIspEPsIA CURE
cures distress aft1r eat
ing, instantaneously.
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sHIP-BUILDIEG IN CLEvELAED.-We find in
the Detroit Tribune, list Of vessels Of all
classes brought into commission during the
present year, from which we compile the
following list of those built in this city.
The total number constructed on the
Lakes this year is IS, a less number by %
than last year:
Propeller Dean Richmond, burden, LOO
tons, built by Quaylo and Martin, for N. G.
and Il. J. Winslow.
Tug Metemora, burden 800 tons, built for
Coe and Haokett.
Propeller Arctic, burden GIG tons, built
by Peck and Masters, for New York Cen
tral Railroad Company.
Propeller Pacific. burden 616 tons, built by
Peck and Masters, for New York Central
Railroad Company.
Tug Satellite, burden 900 tons, built by
Quayle and Martin, for H. N. Strong, De-
troit.
Propeller Lac In Belle, burden $50 tons,
built by !. L0ntinior, for R, Hanna and
Co.
Bark Thermeutis, burden 42O tons, built
for Cunningham, Shaw and Co., Liverpool,
Propeller st. Louis, burden, 7S6 tons,
built by Peck and Masters, for Western
Transportation Company
Propeller IrOnsides, burden 93T tons,
built BY Quayle and Marlin, for Captain
Ed Turner
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NEw TEARs.-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 31st:
J. C. Buell., Assistant Cashier, Second
National Bank.
A. s. 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. X. Spencer, Assistant Cashier First
National Bank.
John F. Whitelaw, Cashier City Bank,
E. B. Hale.
Wright & Brother, dec2s:184
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-For information
where a Sewing Machine team car be found.
Said team consisted of one pE!r Of black
horses, with silver mounted harness, and q
covered wagon with body painted dark
green aud r1nning-gear yellow-the words
"Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines"
on zach side, and own. Sumner & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa, }" on the end. The team was
last seen few miles from Conneautville,
Pa, about Nov. 25th to 9th. One-half OF
the above amount will be paid to any
person giving information Of either horses
or wagon. address
WEST & CoMLY,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Or WM. SUMNER & Co.,
dec28.I83 Pittsburg, Pa.
L1vERPooL On COMPASE.-The stockhold-
ers of this Company will hold their annual
election of officers at their office, No. 81
Superior street, on Monday, January I'd.
| 1865, at 10 An. II. G. DENISG,
dec2s:194 Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

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