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NTANTED-$l2 A MONTH"; Agents
w everywhere tn introduce SHAW CLARK's SIX
TEES DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MAcHINE, the ONLY
lsw prce machine in tho country which Is LICENSED
~ t;roVer Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
aJO., and Bachsider. Salary ana expenses or laIge
or igss than forty d0llars each are nFRIHGEnEETs,
auI toe seller and user LIABE Illustrated olrcQlsrs
sSaine de5 .lS4dkW
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-There was no public
exhibition at the Academy last night.
But tonight there is to be exceeding great
glory there, and all for the Pittance of fifty
cents. The Iong-nnnourcsd spectacle of
aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp" will
flame out upon the bewildered eyes of all
spectators. This has long been in prepa-
ration, and the scenery is of such elabora-
alton and perfection as to make the specta-
Gle gorgeous and splendid in the ex-
treme.
II viii be prefaced by comedy or farce,
ia which Mr.. James Lewis will figure pre-
eminent. This evenings entertainment
promises to be the rarest and most beau
tiful of the season. The old Academy
will doubtless be crowded and crsmmed.
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POLICE COURT.-The following docket was
before Judge Hessenmueiler yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness-Andrew J. Cossick, John
". Green, John Redmond, James Clements
Andrew McEarams, Godfried Dietz and
Wells Leonard, fined 81 and costs, each
Rebecca Taylor, $40 and costs; Philip
Blasirs, $40 and costs, or, if not paid, ten
days in Jail.
vagraney-Edward Campbell and Charles
Il. Monroe, sent to the Infrmary thirty
days, each.
Keeping House Of Ill Fame-Julia Camp,
bell, fined SO and costs.
IskVisiting the ssme-Chsrles Il. Monroe
fined SO and costs.
Assault and Battery-Abner Doolittlt
and Charles Doolittle, fined $3.50 and costs
each Peter flanagan, s25 and costs
David Murphy, $40 and costs James Ga.
han, continued to 2lst.
Maiming-Thomas Clifford, continued to
21st, bail $500.
Burglary-Wm. johnson and Patrick
McManus, continued to 21st.
Petit Lsrceny-Edward Smith, County
Jail twenty days.
Several unimPortant cases were con-
tinued,
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BREEET.-Lieutenant Frank ". Perry.
I4sh Infantry, o. s. A, and formerly a
CleVslsDder, has been breYeted twice for
gallant service in theheldj BreVet Captain,
for meritoEiouS conduct IN the battles of the
Wilderness; BreVet Major, for gallant and
efficient service in the battle of the 18th Of
August, 1864, on the Weldon Railroad.
Nsjor Perry is son Of Captain John
Perry, an officer in the Mexican war, and
hes proved himself to be true chip of the
old block.
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LIVERPOOL On CoNPANE.-Yesterday 8
hne engine and fixtures were forwarded
from this city, to Liverpool, to be immedi-
stely set in motion in the development Of
this eOmpany's property. This, in addition
to the one already being erected on the
property will, from present indications,
soon place this company in position to pay
good dividends TO it's stockholders.
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SOCIAL PARTY.-The many friends of the
company of Fire Engine No l, will not
forget that they give a social party at their
Engine House on Frankfort street tonight.
Not forgetting the appointment, they will
not fail to attend. It will be jOviaI, hila-
rious and spirited time. That company
know how to do up such things. Tickets
are only one dollar.
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FIRE No. AKD 2.-Firs was discovered
about one o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the roof of Ives Brewery. The smoke
and water damaged the malt in an upper
room considerably. Building slightly in
jured. About five O'Clock fire broke out
again IN the frame work over the dry kiln
of the same establishment, but was soon
extinguished, with triAing loss.
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ALL ABOUT PErRoLEUM.-We have reoeiv-
ed from Messrs. C. Pfrshing and Co., pub
fishers, "a Liberty street, New York, the
first number of new magazine, entitled
"All About Petroleum" 1t is weekly
journal, handsomely gotten up, and con-
tains q vast amount of interesting
and instructive information, origina,
and selected, scientific and practical
on the subject of petroleum. Oil men will
find it indispenss BILE.
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The following compose portion II the leading talent
IN SNOW BROTHERS, (Wiham aud B5Bjamin'
The LEV AM N BROTHERS, Cthree /, number
/ the renowned Gyms Is, ACrObat5 and EQulnbrsts
lizzie SOMEkBH, tins 6Ieat COutraltO Vocalist
EFFIE CARLTON, the Aooomplis cd s-gstrsss
VIII Introduce great varsity OF Duets ballads
OJmic and seai mentti SONGS &C.
IL TX SANDS, the ReUC wnsd Clog Dancer, in the
Wonderful log Dance; also his remarkable anus
ing spseislity, Wild IRISH JIG.
MISS JESSIE kOBI NsON, the ExQuisitsH Dan.
seuse, in ner Graceful and Elegant Poises and AN-
ing Acts.
ME-. SIMON SLOAN, the Great Yankee Comedian,
and DelineatOL o. Eccentric Characters
MR.. HARRY BBYANT, the " WOaderful Ventrilo-
Quist tnimitable lmitatitOr and Comic PantOmimist
TIE tLORENTINE TROUP 4, (eight in uuIuberi
as the Eremli9 Marabouis, or the Wild SOm4ds Of
the Dessert, most exciting exhibition Of Grace,
THE AUfoMAT0N SLACK ROPE VAULTER
aAd MARY Of rhe Nineteenth Century.
PER 0RAiISG DOGS and MONKEYS. whcso
wonderful peF FINANCES exceed in interest aud no el-
y anything Of TIE kind ever seen N America.
a opeu nd Tea . o. ST. Dogs with sily r mounted
harness and tragplEgH, draWlug an klegant Nina
u OhaT1 &, VIII be Driven through the prin III al
STREETS en- the dsys Of Exhibition,
30 A Roaring Farce will b given 81 each eIhibi-
ton. Also Comic aud Trick PantOmime, written
eEHfvssi Tor this establishment produced with Ele-
gGnt Scenery. reautIful C0stum,s, SUPERB Appoint
hents Tricks, Transformations, &C., presented in 8
style retoiore uneQuaIled except BY the tarfamed
RBvel lrOupe,
Tickets 20 cents. Reserved Seass 90 cents Ticket
Doors open at7 O'Clock.
dsl6:ls2 RUFUS SOMERBY Manager.
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L1THoGRAPH1xe IN CoLoRs.-The firm of
L. Prang Co., I59 Washington street,
Boston, has acquired most enViable fame
for the exquisite beauty of the "album
pictures " "IithogrsE he'd in cOlOrs, of autumn
leaves, sea moses, butterflies, birds, &C.,
&c, which they have issued within the
past year or two. They are now out for the
holidays with q new budget of holiday
novelties. They have published that pop
ular poem, 4" A Visit from St. Nicholas"
in a very attractive and beautiful form for
juveniles, which will make the eyes Of the
little ones dance with delight. It contains
twelve pea illustrations, bright as life, and
mado to extend, so that all can be seen
at once. They are for sale at all
the book stores and news depots. Then
here, too, is new and beautiful version Of
the old legend of Z" Red Riding Hood" in
geniOusly got up in the form of a doll, but
which opens into pretty little book
Prang & Co. also are all the time publish
ing new album pictures, full of beauty,
which can be found at all the bookstores.
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NEW ATTRACTION FOR TIE HoLIDGYs.-L
Benedict and Sons have a large assortment
Of ladies' and children's furs suitable fol
Christmas and New Year gifts, which they
are selling below themarket, as they wish
to close out their stock soon.
dec3:I83.
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decI9:I9O st

ONE TRIAL is said to convince the most
sSeptical person that the Liquid Catarrh
Remedy of DR., D, Il. seelye is a certain
curative Of that lingering and life destroy
ing disesse-Cstarrh. Obtain circular of
the druggist, showing symptoms, whereby
the presence of Catarrh in the system may
be detected. decIQ-RS
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KILLED IN BATTLE.-Lieutenant S. B.
Payne, of the l24th o. V. L, cousin of Col.
0. d. Payne, of this city, who will be re-
membered as recruiting agent, about a
year ago, in this place, was killed while
gsllantly leading his men in an assault in
a Iete battle near Nashville.
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DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY DECEMBER 20
NEW ADVEsTIsKszExTs

Academy Of Music-Aladdln.
Library Assoeiatlon-Lecture.
Fer sEle-ROseE Ood Piano.
o. Gutter & Son-Auct,on Sale.
Capt. ChRs. MoCl1ge--Flour Ran4d.
For the Holidays-A Beautiful Engraving.
C. B. G.-Wanted to Rent.
Iughan q BTAgg-Eight Local Notices.
O. o. Rogers-LOcal Notice.
Sozodoat-Locsl Notice.
Church Fsir-LocaI Notice.
DR.. seelye's oatarfh Remedy-LOeal Notice.
T. G. Gholes-Loosl Notice.
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CeXB1sLTIoS sHOw.-somerby's show
opens up tonight in Brainard's Hall.
Such r miscellany of performances and
feats, human, canine and simian, it will be
afterwards said was never before served up
to the astonished, amused and instructed
syes Of our citizens. By all means 90.
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DIED.

In Akron, Sunday, Dec. 11ih, Miss ELLA S
BlESOE, aged 1e years, only child OF Major L. V
Biercs, Asst. Adiutant-GeneTal O. S. Volunteers.
A few days before her death, she put rspresen-
tstive recruit into the ierVioe-thus though dead,
through her representative, she is still aiding her
country in its struggle for human rights and free
dom. Let the young ladies' Of ClsT,l laad do like
wise, and thus enrol III r names among t. saTiors
Of the country.
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RETURN OF THE HOLIDAYs.-A Few FACTS
WORTH KEowING.-That S. A. Fuller Il Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
of better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason why? 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 great sale.
That their ermine and sable sets are
very beautiful as we'll as cheap.
That they have a 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. Fol
further infor nation inquire a. No. 2l6 Su-
perior street, Marble Block. decs:18S
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No LADT's TOILET COMPLETE unless there
be the fragrant Sozodont; unto the breath
sweet odors it imparts, the gums q ruddy
reduess soon assume, the teeth quick ala
baster tint, and seem ss pearls set in a coral
vase.
Bold by all druggists. decI9:I9O st
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On LANDS FOR sALE-A tract of sixty
four acres in fee simple on Sugar Cree-,
Pennsylvania, one mile above CoopeTs-
town. Has well upon it which was sunk
in 1851, upon contract, to the depth Of SOC
feet, which now has q fine show of oil.
The territory directly opposite this tract
is in the hands of New York Compa ?
whose contract binds them to have three
engines upon the ground and begin opera
tions upon the first of January. This ter
ritory is but three miles distant from Oil
Creek. No part of the whole Oil Regions
Except Oil Creek and its immediate tribu-
taries) is now in such active demand as
Sugar Creek.
For particulars address S. D. P, Nc
Henry House, Meadville. decl9
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PREsTIpzaITATEUR1sN.-P ". J. Nc
Alister will appear ct Brsinsrd's Hall
Rext Friday night, and perform miracles
and do all sorts of impossible things. Go
and see him do it.
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NV YORK sTOUsx aFARKEg,

AsN AOhA1 Dec ~ Aco8
Government StOeks-Are active and firm.
United States skies of 1881, coupoas, III; dc
80 coupons 10914; DO 7-SO Treasury notes 12lj
do 1O-4O coupons lO214i do 10-4Os registered -
rs aS5IHser sserEHisatss e g
eago 1015s. Toledo WabA b preferred =; Hudson
115; Cleveland Pittsburg 1895 Chicago North
western Al; co prefer,d 7Sh; Reading ll41S; Mich
igAn Centre Us; Michigan Southern North.
ern Indisns 7l1; Illinois Central scrip 1855 Erie
s05s; New York Centrai IL ; MAripOsa 351S; Ono
aud Mississippi certificates S415; Quicksilver 9355
Rock Island 1O55z; Alton 4 Terre iTaute -;
Quincy -; Milwaukee 4 Prairi- du Chen So
Tennessee Skies -; Michigan Eouthern guaranteed
-; Toledo -; Pacific Mali -.
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CHURCH FAIR.-The ladies of Mount Zion
Congregational Church will hold fair at
Chase's Hall, on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, December 2Ist.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Church.
The public are respectfully invited to st.
tend, Admittance Is cents,
nanqn.TQO
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LOCAL NOTICES

Apublic meeting will soon be called to
make the necessary arrangements to erect
suitable monument 10 the deceased
members of Co. B, 9th Regiment, (Hiber-
nian Guards), previous to which time the
public are cautioned against giving money
to any one for that purpose.
dec29:lSS c. C. Rogers.
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H6inGs
AERTVAL OF NAILS AT pEF0Tg
Eastern Tbrolgh ArrFss at 7:sO A. Ms 2l5 P. n
K,.tsrn Way arrives =. 1O.9O An.
western Through arrives At $50 a, b., $40 P. n
40 Way arrives at 2:5o P. Il.
Eandusky Way arrives ct silb A. -.
OIEciurStl Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, 500 p d.
"A Way arrives at 500 P. n.
P,ts1bunah through arrives at 9:55 A, n.
Way HEEiYss at lo;le Z. 5'
Mshoaing Way arrives g lO;to A. Ne
k.eedViIIe arrives At 1923 4.
Nedlna Way arrives ct 200 P: d.
Boskport, 10, arrives Tuesdays, ThuE5asyI and
6aturdaYs at II II.
sv.r~sn1yiiIs arrives daily at le:I5 A. ID.
lsrst Osyelsnd and Euclid arrives daily A. n
HoUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HAsrERE TER0U6E for Erie, Buffalo, Boston New
YOEk, Hartford, as Pains5yilfe Geneva AHntAOe-
EAsrERH EHHeUoH, for New YORK enlyI closes 81
E1srIEz THRoUsE, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
B5rhsa, EeW York and Hartford closes st 500
E1s-,rs WAE, for ali points botveon OlsvslEpe
nrA Eris, close at 2,60 P. 4.
s!EsTHRK THBousS, TO- Toledo, DetTsit. ChiosEt
and Milvsukse closes at 7:lo A. NJ, aeayes $40
WrsTTns TaRouaH, for Toledo, Detroit, OnioSgo,
Dubuque St. Joseph and Cairo closes g S;VO I; n
MzsTEzs WAY, for all PoinEs between plsYelsrc
and Toledo, CLOSES ct 1s45 P: n:
SAEDUSKY WAY, for Sandusky and ali interme
dIAks points, closes At $3.50 P. N.
OlHuIKEATI WAY, for all points between Oi5SelsH6
and cincinnati, closes at 7;05 A. M.
OHUuHATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton.
HSWnrk and Cincinnati, closes ht 7:05 A. n.
fiIEOrEEATTI THhoUGH, fer Columbus, Cincinnati
IoaIsViIIe St. Louis Indianapolis, Eapsgyile, sDc
Wheslfns CLOSES at 800 P. n
PrrrsEUaaR THRoUCB for Pittsburgh and Wasb-
Envt5n, ciosss 1t 1880 P. n.
PTFTEsURsH WAY, for all points between OleVs-
and WellsEfIle, apd Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, PHI.
adslphIa, Baltimore and Washington, closes ct 40
An.
sIAzoEIza WAY, for all points bstEesB Cleveland
and YOUNGSTOWN, closes ct 9:45 P. n.
MsADTILLE, closes at $50 A. II.
NEDIHA WAT, closes at 7:S0 A. n.
R9sEPoET, 80, CLOSES on Tuesdays, Thutldsys
and Saturdays, Gt12N.
WARaEsBVII1H, closes daily, 1850 A. N.
HksF OEsFEzAED and Euclid, olosss daily St !
Pa.
KaA End Drop Lottsrs are required By Law to b
pFs-paid.
ed CITY Circulars sra required 10 be spre-pAid v1,h
atWo-osnt stamp
ofSes open from T:so A. Il. to T.S0 2. Il. Or
Sunday fran 9 A. N. 70 1000 A. N.
T. C9WLEs, P. h.
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NoTIcE.-A public meeting will be held
tonight in the eolored Methodist Church
on Ohio Street, to transact very important
business. Come one Come ALI
By order Of Committe,
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ELEGANT PREsExFATIoN.-Copies of the
works of Washington Irving, Bayard Tay-
lor, Timothy Titcomb, Edgar A. Poe, J..
Fenlmore Cooper and others, at Ingham 4
Bragg's,
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Concert on the West Side,

WEDNESDAY EYENG, DEC. 81,
At PROF. THOMES CHURCH, Detroit street.
Fine Programme with
Excellent Singing,
Together with the hrst-class Organ Of the Church
cannot but axe pleasing entertainment.
decl5.I8Z
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BoOTs AND SHoEs.-Those who wish to
buy boots and shoes will do well to call on
7. G. shOles, No. 2s4 Superior street, as he
has the largest and best stock in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20

Photograph Albums, Turkey Morocco,
panslled sides, rich Cameo mOuntings, and
other styles, from SI,25 to s75 each, at In
CHAM & Brsgg's.
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The TRIUMPH OIL CoNPAEY.-We have
seen the prospectus Of this company, and
can truly say that they have spared no
expense in exhibiting the basis upon which
they propose to transact their business, and
intelligent men have only to judge for
themselves of the ex ent of the advantages
offered. With a capital stock of 100000,
they reserve working capital of $50, 900.
Aside from this large working fund, which
will be devoted to the vigorous development
of their immense tracts of land, they have
'aOl0 daily product of oil sufficient to pay a
dividend of over too per cent per month.
Thus, without awaiting future develop
ments, the company are now enabled to
pay handsome profits, which will be large
ly increased, as wells, already begun, are
completed and others sunk.
There are about seven hundred acres Of
land, between four and five hundred Of
WEIGH are in fee simple. These lands are
located in the most productive oil sections
surrounded by good paying wells. See ad
vertisements for particulars of locality.
Books for subscription to the stock are
now open at the Office of G. A. Read, where
a limited number of shares are for sale a
two dollars per share.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS IL. a. Gilbert, 132
Ontario street, has the exclusive agency
for celebrated brand of Baltimore Oys-
ters" not to be excelled by any in town.
Country dealers supplied at lowest rates,
All orders promptly attended to.
L, A. GILBERT, 1872 Ontario St..
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OLD SANTA CLAUS has arrived at Mott 4
Haight's with his usual sleigh load 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 street. dec17:I83
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Rollo's Tour in Europe" spectacle
series, pop gun Stories, and Other libraries
Tor children at Ingham a Bragg's.
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GU1ifal.

Practical and Scientific 0ptioian, keeps the largsy
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. BE
ing an old establishment, and having been sXtens
Ively patronised, he has the confidence thstif
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu !
io favors All his spectacss are Of the best quslt
- II II - = 49, -
n al cases curing weakness, dizziness, and inpart
ing strength for long reading and ine sowing kTI
Hhoial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIOE-13O Superlor-st., hrst door from sas -
trance TO the American Hotel.
- Beware Of travellers clEiTaizg 70 be dr- solO-
uonB0n OF his sSsDg. iulyf4
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Methodist Hymn Books, The Church
Psalmist, The Psalmist, Prayer Books and
Bibles at Ingham & Bragg's.
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NLEVELAND PRACTTsING

OLEVELAND PRACTISING sAsIs
VA \ N D LY.-The Granl FANCY go
DRESS aud &AEQUEB ADE BALL OF the SSsssis
Season will le held st CgAPIA'5 HALL, "a
WEDNESDAY EVkHIG9, Dec 2Sth. The Mana.
gers viii be happy to meet their many friends on
that occasion.
Orders for Carriages may be lefs at g. W. Gar
retts, or with any Of ths Managers or Committee
Ball EOom Tickets, admitting Gent and Ladi g
Sl 90. Spectators Tickets-Gonis 90 cents, Ladies
IS cents.
MAEAGyRs-W. T. Tures, 7. Guy, II. GALLOWAY.
J. heaghiD, o. M. StCdard NJ. Mo4rdle
FLOOR MAsAGER-S. W Heudrfckson.
CohAITEE-O. y. He .drickROD, " H Esaqhin
=. ID. May, ". Tow6er, 3, Bruce, J. Dunn, W.
Rseg, J. scahlau W. Mcbride, T. Tawner. ldoI3:Iss
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Fine editions of all the standard poets
and prose writers, and books of selections
from each, at IDgham Bragg's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20

Religious and Devotional books in fine
bindings. Also elegantly bound Hymn
books and Bibles, at Ingham Bragg's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20

Christmas Trees furnished with Primers,
Juvenile Books, and a great variety of
Christmas presents at Ingham i Braggs.
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The Waveriy Novels, Dickens Novels,
Cooper's Novels, Irving's Works. at Ingham
& Bragg's.
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CITY NEWS.

New flowers and ribbons opened this
morning at Mrs. shaw's Rooms
dccI4:I8I.
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Boston Copper stoek RIarket.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-day.
Central SO; Copper Falls 295z; Quincy %; Huron
4li Frankliu 5215; Hancock :; Isls Royale 8;
minnesots 70; PeWsbic -; French Ireek *;
Rockland 10. -
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FRENCH BONNET FRAMEs-Another case
just received at Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Rooms. dec14
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sosv a EsrsntIss' s-rsvIsIon gssrlsss r

T Il. DEWITT & co. ARE TODAY
~ receiving all sorts Of Goods for Chrintmas
Presents, for Men, Women and children.
J. u DEWITF a CO.,
deolT and II Public square.
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E.T. EIOkEY MAKAEE.-.Deo.I Is
iBI TEEGEArH.l
MOney-6aT y cent
Sterling EXehRmge-Quiet at 1885 9l09 X
ior 60 d.
GOId-Ezcited and decidedly lower. Opening
st az 22l, declining to 2I0, advancing to 2l3s, ana
closing at 2l755.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20

AFTER THE DRAFT.-The men drafted last
week were ordered to report at the Provost
Ma shal's Office, yesterday. They did not
appear with much promptitude, but num-
Der showed themselves, and were examin-
ed. Brooklyn, thank heavenl is at last
Gear, having been in the gall long
while, and the Eleventh Ward lacked but
one last night of having her quota filed,
and no doubt she will get out of the woods,
as there were two more drafted men from
that ward to report. Brooklyn and Ward
No. IL, all hail