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THEoDons TnToN's LEoruRs.-Our adver-
tising columns have for several days an
nouneed that Mr.. Tilton, the EditOr-in-
Chief of the New York Independent, will
lecture at Brainard's Hall tomorrow
Tuesday, evening, for the benefit Of the
North Western Freedman's Aid Commits
sion.
As a writer Mr.. Tilton hes few equals in
point of gracsfulnoss and vigor. His paper
on the genius of Mrs. Browning, on her
deceass, all will remember, and his bril-
liant, signalFefutatiOn of Wendell Phillip,
through the columns Of his psper, in the
late campaign, will also be remembered
both efforts illustrating well the quality OF
the man. As lecturer he has already
although he is but young man-met
with remarkable success. Ho is magne' :
ic speaker, and his fame going before him,
he will certainly draw an immense audi
ence.
There are no reserved seats.
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LAID Ur.-The propeller Tioga returned
yesterday from Dunairk, and will now, We
understand, lay up for the winter. The
propeller Dean Richmond, Of Cleveland,
arrived yesterday noon, and viii immedi-
ately 20 into winter quarters. The pro
peller olean has also tied up. The schooner
E. P. Ryerse, of Port Ryerse, has concluded
not to 20 out again, but remsin here this
season. The steamer Morning Star has
laid up in Detroit. Navigation is virtually
closed.
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MAX RoBsED.-The police arrested one
Pat. Moran on Saturday night, for rOboing
Charles Bradish of sixty dollars, at sa-
loon on West River street. Brsdish went
into the saloon, called for drink, and
offered a one dollar bill in payment.
While the bar keeper was making change
Mr.. Braoish held his pocket book in his
hand. Moran was standing near him, and
seeing a good chance. snatched the wallet
and ran off. The police were put on his
trail, and he was found in house on Nam
street, West Side. The pocket book was
recovered, but Moran had disposed Of ell
~ -.,,,,- fs6aN errant tan dollars,
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DUPEEE AND GREEN'S MIssHRELs.-Thls
excellent troupe gave the second of thus
far very successful series Of entertainments
at Brainard's Hall, on Saturday night. The
Hall was full to overlooking below, and
nearly full above. Tho audience werekept
in continual roar of laughter, occasiOned
By the thick-fying jests, inimitsble hoe
down dancing, and supremely rich bur
leSques.
We thought the jests were fiat, but they
were redeemed by the good dancing, the
stage comioalities, and the excellent sing
ing and instrumental performances.
We confess we like the kind of music
served up by trOupes who initiate those
classes the farthest removed from conven-
tiOualism and afectation = classes that
stand now down in the scale, if you will,
butt near to Nature. We never hear opera
tic music, or look on the French, high
f.lutin agonies Of the current, fashionable
and much-vaunted piAniSts, without haV-
ing forced into our mind Z rich criticism
or fling in which Mrs. Browning INDUCES
in Gs Aurora Leigh:
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F1aE on TIE WEST sIDE-About eleven
o'clock Saturday morning a fire was dis
covered in the carpenter shop attached to
the Coffin and Furniture establishment OF
the Leopold Brothers, on Lorain street,
West Side. 1t is supposed the fire caught
from a stove in said shop. Attached to this
shop was--a barn, containing a quantity ol
hay and lumber and all the tools of six
workmen, which were entirely consumed.
A horse was in the stable at the time, and
was barely rescued, so rapidly did the
flames spread. The furniture wareroom
was considerably damaged, and the dwell
ing OF Mr.. J. Leopold, which stood hard
by the shop, was nearly destroyed.
The prompt arrival Of the steamers pre-
vented the FIRE from extending to othei
buildings in the neighborhood.
The buildings were insured in the Liver
pool Company for $500.
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RETURN OF THE HOLIDAYs.-A Few FACTS
WopTE KSow1Se.-.That 8. A. Fuller K Co,
are selling fancy furs Of every description
Of he tier make sad 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. 3,
That their new style Of fur-trlmmeo
bonnets are bound to have great sale
That their ermine and sable sets are
verv beautiful as well as cheap:
That they have a fow. whiSe tox and
black bear sleigh robesj far superior to
ANYTHING ever exhibited IN TINS city:
Lastly, that their whole stock 3I o.; ,taa.s mats
caps, furs, robes, gloves, &c, are IN Keep
f,sther infor nation inquire at No. 2l6 Su-
,er nerior street, Marble Block. decs'lsS
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sxowi sxowI Snow Winter is fairl,

sEowi sxow Snow Winter is fairly
with Us, and his white messengers Of the
snow have been busy heraldiDE his ap-
proach. They remind every body that in
order to meet the stormy and unpleasant
weather which is close at hand. the feet
must be warmly and comfortable clothed.
The place to get your boots and shoes is at
the establishment of 7. G. shOlss, No. 2S4
Superior street.
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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-
ternoonj also Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. No charge for admis-
sion. All cAn learn to skate with safety,
case and comfort. Skates for hire.
dec8:I60
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0ps ~ An Malls close one hour before departure Of
trsins.
ARBIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives at 7;sO A. H. 2;l5 P. n,
and o.2g P. n.
Fsstsrn way arrives st lO2O An.
Western through arrives at g:so A. H. $40 p NJ
do Way arrives at &bb j. N
saudusky Wsy srrives at e.1b A. NJ,
0inoInnsti through arrives at $50 A. NJ, sto p n,
do Way arrives at $50 P. NJ
Pittsburgh Through arrives 81 9;eo a. NJ
" Way arrives At l0ilO 2. n
MahonIns Way arrives at lO;!5 = NJ
McadTille srriYes ct 10.26 A. M
Medina Wsy arrives at 400 ?, n. - -.
RocFDort TO-, srrives Tuesday, TnnTaoAys hno
yr.rTon9yiIle srriTes daily at 1O.15 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. n
HOUB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HlsTERE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston neN
York, Hartford and Painesvilie, Geneva, AAntaDu'
la end Conueant, olosea At $50 a. N
EAsTERE THOUGH, for HeE York only, closes 81
FisTTRE THnoUaH, for Eric, BuffAlo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes At 500
FIsrxss WAY, for al points between Cleveland
WEsTEsT THnouGH for Toledo Dstroit. OhicAgei
and Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 A. M, eeaTes s;lO
next morning. -
WEsTEBE THBoUaH for Toledo, DetroitI oniSsSe'
Dubudue St. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 9:OO r. u:
WEsTEzN WAY, for all points between CleVeiEno
and Toledo, closes at I:s5 P. n.
SARDUsKT WAY, for sandusky and AL inserme
] diate points, closes at $3.50 P. III.
OfECrsEATI WAY, for all points between OiSsetAno
and Cincinnati, closes ct 7.O5 A. II.
OIEUngsATI THROUaH, for OolumbusI Dayton
Eewark and Cincinnati, closes ct 100 A. m:
| OrEo1asArII THRoUGH, for Columbus, CineinnAtl
LouisyiIle ST. Louis, Indianapolis, 2anesTtle, and
| Wheeling, closes at 200 P. n.
| PFrrssUBGH THROUGH, FOR PittsburBf ana " Asn'
| lngton, closes at l2:t0 P. Ii.
| PTgrsBURsH WAY, for AL points between ClsTe-
land. WaIIsVllle end Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, PM.
adelphia Baltimore and Warrington closes ~ IV'
/ MAHoEuSa WAY, for all points bssHeen Cleveland
| and youngstown, closes st 2:4b r n
| MEANWHILE, closes at s:51 A. NJ.
| MEDIEA WAT, closes ct 7:SO A. n.
| RoeKPoRT, 30, closes on Tuesdays, thursday
i and Saturdays, ct IL u.
| WAsRTssTrILE. closes daily, 1880 A. II.
| East CLHvr1AED and Euclid, closes dAuy, at
Pm.
Mail and Drop Lsttsn are required By law to b
al City Circulars are required to bsPrePaid with
;TSSJ once opsn from 7:so A. n. 70 I:soP. n. Oh
2 OOwLEs. P. n.
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RE-ENGAGEMEET OF
Miss Kate Denim aUd Hr. Sam ByaB,
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MONTHLY MEIrINa.-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 u P. N.
declOISI SAN'L Kelsey, Rec. Sec.
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eTO.A MONTH IL WANT AGENTS
3tV eysrywhere, st SO q month, exsenses Iaid,
20 sell F1F1EEN AATIcLEs the best ever offered uu
tord f5ri-le- :. de5 5:isld4E
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Coon NEWS FOR THE CHERRY VALLEY Co..
News was received on Saturday Of the
striking of an eighty-barrel we'll on the H.
MeClintock Farm, Oil Creek, but short
distance from the Cherry Valley property.
It is owned by New York company. The
Cherry Valley Company begin operations
on the I9th of this month, and hold out
good inducements to all who desire to en-
gage in oil operations.
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TIE BEST IS TIE CHEAPEST, and for this
reason persons sflicted with -Catarrh or
Cold in the Head should buy Dr.. D. II. See
Ives Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Retail price
two dollars per bottle. bottle Will lest
one month, used three times day. TINS
medicine contains no Injurious drugs. It
is sure to cure if directions are followed.
decl2R3
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HAT w1rH no HAD IN 1T.-WaIking slOrg
the wharf yesterday, we saw hat, good
tarpaulin, moving up the river on cake
Of ice, like an adventurous Polar cub. Was
its owner at the bottom Of the riYerf We
saw a man reach after it from ysWl sus-
pended from the stern of his schooner, but
the moving ice put the hat out of the reach
of his oar. "Psssing away Passing
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oBIo PoNoLoeIOAB sooIETY.-The Ohio Po-
mological Society hold will their annual ses-
sion in Painesville on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday ofthis week. On Wednesday
evening the citizens will tender reception
to the Society at the Cowlss Housa.
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FALSE DELIo4cY.-The friends of those
who are troubled with bad breath, and
through oYer-squeamiIhness, disliIe to re-
fer TO it, commit positive and cruel mis-
take, especially if they are aware of the
merits 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 all druggists. decl2slBO.St
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PRouoT1oN OF A CLEVELAND BoT.-CharleI
N. Wiley Cunningham, once High School
boy of this city, and late of the S7th United
States Colored Infantry, was recently pro-
NOTED, says the Boston journal, to Cap
tsincy in the 117th United States Colored
Troops. He entered the service private
in a Boston regiment, and hes received this
commission as a reward for fidelity to his
duties as soldier. He is young man Of
sterling merit, and popular, efficient
officer.
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There are no reserved seats.

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-A good house was
present at the Academy of Music on Sat-
urday night, and the bill of the evening
''Lucretia Borgia and "Jack Shepard in
France" were rendered very creditably.
To night the drama of The Hillside
viii be reproduced, with "The Taking OF
the Florida" as an efter-piece.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LECTURE NorIcE.-Mrs. Alcinda wilhelm,
N. D., of Philadelphia, will lecture at the
Hall, 1874 Superior street, on Monday even
ing, December 18th.
Subject-Woman her Sphere and de-
mands in the Country's Crisis. A collec-
wives and widows Of our soldiers.
Dec.l2:Is1
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Conrt or common Pleas.

CIVIL BRAsoH-BEFoRE JUDoE COFFIN
little was done in the Courts
on Saturday, and that little was confined to
the Civil Branch. The continued case Of
Aaron Block Us. Latimer ct al, was con-
cluded. The Court was called to hear q
motion to dissolve preliminary injunction
which Block had obtained, who moved,
also, for the appointment of 8 Receiver and
for sn attachment for violation Of said
injunction.
Judge Cofinberry decided the iniurction
dissolved, refused to appoint Receiver, OF
to attach, and pronounced the injunction
wrongfully obtained against the defend
ants.
AT. slads and G. ". Lynde, Esqs,' were
the attorneys for plaintiffs, and Wiley and
Cary and J. c. Grannis for defendants.
Court adjourned to meet at nine O'Clock
4. " on Tuesday.
AT. Brinsmade wss re-apPointed Com
missioner for third term.
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No11oE.-Ths Union Sunday School
concert will be held this (MOnday) even
ing, in the Second Presbyterian Church, ct
seven o'clock. Bishop Kingsley, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will address
the meeting,
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MorT & HAIeBr's Cents Furnishing En-.
porium has just received another large re-
enforcement of cotton, Merino, lambs
wool and silk drawers, shirts and halEhose,
extra superfne scarlet lambs wool shirts
and drawers. Also, handkerchief, t es,
Alexander's kid gloves, &C., &c. lS6 Bank
street. Dsc.9.161
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Holiday Presents.

Nothing can be better than a choice from
o,1r srIendid assortment of fancy Scarfs,
Neck ties, Gloves, or half dozen 0 + our
Perfect-fttinR Shirts, with come Of our
Four-ply Collars TO match.
Mort & HAIsH7,
lso Bank street, opposite Weddell House.
dec0:1sl.
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DosAr1ox.-The friends Of the Rev. W.
Fl. seeley will pay him donation visit
next Wednesday evening, Dec. I4th, 1864,
at the Bridge Street n. E. Church. All
friends Of the cause are cordially invited to
.ttand. decI2-lSI
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TITANFED-SI25 A MONTH"; Agel

NMANTED-$l25 a UUNIdI AGENT
w everywhere to introduce SHAW CLaEK's sIx.
sEEN -DOLLER f1lrTJT eKsnG MACHINE, ihe OhLI
kJF rice mschfus in tho country which IL LioEhsED
W Grover Baker, Vince er a W llsOnY H0Wet S1n5eE
TO- and Bach alder. Sslary and expsnses, or large
.1nnrissio1a allowed. AL other machines COW 1oLa
isr lall fha1 lorfy dollars esch are IhFEIhGkA141h
ard tha8eiler and LIABLE. Illustrated olrcuLaEs
1snt KEEE. Address SHAW = CLARK, Biddeioro,
slainc. de1:Ls.lzn-
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CURIOUS INyEETIOE.-LIeHTSIEG TURNED
LANrLIeH1ER Whoever chooses to step in,
as he passes the China, glass and gas fix
lures emporium Of W. P. Fogg, at the cor
ner Of Seneca and Superior streets, can en-
joy the sight of one of the most unique and
vet characteristic inventions Of the age-a
bit of mechanism by which the "lurid
lightning =" is made to do the work of the
chambermaid and light the parlor-a con-
trivance, in short, for lighting gas By elsa-
tricity alone. It is the result of years OF
experiment and labor devoted to it by its
inventor, Mr.. Cornelius, Of the celebrated
Philadelphia firm of gas. fixture manufae-
turers. Us arrangement is very simple
consisting merely Of little electrical bat
tsry-a knob of glass closely fitting silk
lined cup, attached to the chandelier gas
fixture, with which connects copper
wire, terminating ct the gss-jet in
bit of platinum. When you desire
to light the gas, you turn on the gas, and
give the knob twist in its silken CUP,
generating a spark of electricity which
aiss along the wire and passes of at the
end, into the gas, lighting it at once. The
apparatus is probably too expensive ever to
come into common use, and will prove one
of those entertaining and beautiful toys
which science sometimes bestows on US.
It is, however, q characteristic invention
of theags which has harneSsed steam tC
its carriages and sends the lightning like
Puck to put girdle round the earth in
forty minutes And though as at present
applied it may seem impracticable, it sug-
gests an invention of which some future
generation will reap the bensfts,-when {
single operator sitting by his battery may
extinguish and relume at pleasure, and il
s,twinkling, the gas jets Of theatre, or car
light up by one motion of his hand thu
/ myriad lamps that illuminate the streets C
= vast city.
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CEDAR PoIxr BATrERT.-The sandusky
Register ssys the battery at Cedar Point is
in position, and that the Stars and Stripes
were displayed on the works last Friday.
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Mott and Haight have just opened an
other extensive assortment of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, for the Fall and Winter
Trade, at 1876 Bank street, opposite the
WeddelI. Dec9;1sI.
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OVAL FRGxEs-Al sizes and patterns.
MouIdiugs ard frames furnished to order,
at E. C. Jones, 14S Superior street.
nnub.1TQ
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On.-MARsHALL BAsKwlLL B Co., ReRners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
eating and Bensine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia superior. street, and look at
ur samples. A supply constantly on
hand. nov29:1s0
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CouErERFEITs There is a new counter
felt Of tens altered from ones on the Bank
Of Port Byron, New York, and also coun-
terfeit two's on one of the Oswego banks.
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TEE ALLEGRAEIkNs.-This celebrated
band Of sweet tsiDgers, having lately return
ell from tour Of the old world, will appear
at Brainsrd's Hall, next Saturday evening,
December 18th.
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sEyrse MACHINE FOR SALE CHFAP.-For 4
new Grover and Baker Sewing Machine,
cheap, call at the LEADER Counting Room.
Deeq:lSl
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E. c. Jones, I45 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line,
nOy5.l7q
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ORAINARD'S HALL

ORAIRARD'S HALL
LECTURE
viii be delivered ct rsinard's Hall, on TUESDAY
EVENING, December 18th, By
THEODORE TILrONs Esq,
Editor Of tho "Tndspendeut."
sUBJEOT-"The State Of the Country"
Admission 80 Cts. No Reserved Seats.
Ii.ksts may be had ct Brriusrd's Music storS
and the Book store Of J. B. Cobb %.
T. procee is OF the Lecture are 20 be devoted 70
the Northwestern Frtedmea's AID Commission.
Doors open ct 81 o'clock. Lecture 20 Commences
At 8. deco.l6l
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REVENUE SrAHPs-All kinds of Revenue
Stamps for sale at the Cleveland Post
Office, in any quantity. E. CoWLES.
deeI0:l82 Postmaster.
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J.ox N TTE FoEEcAsTLE; ; CT Incidents In tAE
EsrIy Life Of HaRser AArtinsAle. By the Au-
thor Of 'eTalss OF the ooeau," 40. 1850.
This book gives a plain account OF the
cruises, rambles and adventures Of the
writer, during eight years of his early life,
between the years of 1909 and 1917 It Is
not sensational in character, as many sea-
story books are, but aims to give correct
picture Of life at sea, characters OF Sailors
and the temptations, &C., to which they are
exposed. A capital book.
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BABY TENDER.-The great baby tender is
for sale at E. Q. Jones', No. l46 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland Ohio
nov. lQ.lsI.
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SPECIAL IxoexE TAx.-The collector Of
Internal Revenue, is now ready to receive
the Special Income Tax. decS:lsO:ltW
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By the way this style OF oOncerting was
taken of capitally Dy this troupe, satuF-
DAY evening, and we hope THAT burlesque
will be repeated tonight. This isPositivs-
" the last night of the minstrels. Go early
and secure 4 seat.
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WATERS
GREAT MUSICAL ESTABLISHMEHE,
=. HaI R-oahuaw n Y.

No. A9A nENAAH1Ss - -
EIGHTY New Pisnos, Meiodsons, Harmoniu - y;
aIerandre and Cabinet Organs. at VII ls5ale 30
Rstail. Pri0ss low. sECOND-HAND PIAhVs .
greet bargains, prices frem $50 70 S5o- 81. ~. :
0eteve Pianos S260 and S575 With Oe5t.e O - ~
and Mouidings, $50 and uPNaro1- AaS-'o-- -
~ " largo stock ofs8EET MUSIC. HnsI0 BoeAs
and ~ kinds OF MUTCAL ISsThU akatS ana
Muaio AerohA2slse q ,s %; e - = ~ 80
OF Music, q litle coiied, at - seh's Ps' P'sa'
4. 7.Iq4dkW
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CHICAGO MARKET.-Dee. 10.

lBE TnsoRAPH-I
FlOur-Tun.
Wheat-Quiet st 81 757ls1 70 for No. l.
Oats-Firm and advanced sssc. Sales At zee
foF No. ]; 64d645<e for No.
PoTE1P1ine @s.s e,insd eos, at 81, SOC
35 o.; mess S3T %.
Dressed HOSs-AotiVe Rt Sl4 oo9l4 Is.
ITOgs-S1n 75 al2 IS for ordiusry TO choice
Whtsky-Nothlng doing.
ReeeiDfs-l.2JO bbls hOar; so bush Wheati
2,20O bush Corn; 1900 oats; hogs 1900
Bhipments-l,T( ,T(O bbls houri - bus Wheat
corn 800; oats AZ, coo.
Rose q PrenfIssP RrOV1s1On market Be'
port.
The following are the rates charged by uss
Hams-Sugar-oure premium hams . D.-...-s5 9
Dried RaeE-tp Q
ShOuIders-Sugar-eursd 3 D.-.-................l6 o
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides 3 b..-.-....-.---...-...1l
Iaarll-Prime leaf kstte-rnd'd in bblB or tros-29
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs D-.A
PoFH-No. mess 9 9bbl.......--...-......--.sSSS %
Extra clear % bbl....--...-..----.....-.-.-----s
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
sge to railroad depots or boatS. An articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal 70 anything IN
the State. Orders promptly hlled.
BOSE 3 PREETI89.
iuivS-R Kos. 149. Ia and 19s Ontario atrsa1.
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LEADER.
mONDAY, DECEHBER IL.
new ADvERT1sEnzEzEs.

Academy Of MuIio-BdISs Kate Denim Mr.. Ryan
L. ". Ford-MsIter'G Sale.
Reeve NooulIOugh-Ensino and Boiler for sale.
Leoturs-Loosl Hoiios.
DonAti 5n-LoosI Notice.
Eodont-LoeAl Notice.
seeIye's Catarrh Remedy-Looal Notice
7. e. shOles-Loeal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-12

LIrE N THE WooDs. A Boys Narrative Of the Ad:
ventures Of 4 Settlers Family in Canada: Edited
BY Johu c. Gsikis, with Ihuitratlons 1900
This book treats spiritedly Of all the ami
mails and sights and what-nOt which boys
run wild after in the woods. Boys
will fnd this one of the most entertaining
books of the season. In reading it, city
oan.ias can sit at home, miles away from
the woods, and chase and hunt all day
long, birds, foxes, coons, bears, deer, etc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-12

FALsE ALARx Tho alarm Of Ere which
was given yesterday afternoon, proved to
be false,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-12

Eysxress vtrE rHE BIBLE AND SCIENCE. By J. B.
SswAll. 1st5
This little volume consists Of i've famil-
iar lectures given by pastor to his people,
which treat of the Antiquity Of Man, the
Mosaic Record of Creation in the light Of
Geology, the Noachian Delugo historical
verify, the monuments of Egypt and their
testimony to truth, and Bishop Colenso,
and his assault upon the Pentateuch.