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READ TIE LIsT.-Ths following are few
Of the many fortunate patrons Of the
Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. l4O Enpe-
rior street, during the past week;
J. E. Weller, Oberlin, opera glass.
Mrs. B. Pelton, Cleveland, breakfast
castor.
James Lowry, Elgin, H., silver watch.
Lizzie B. Miller, Cleveland, breakfast
castor.
Mrs. James BabOOOk, Lake county, Ohio,
silver ice pitcher.
John 2. Brooks, Ashtabula, card basket.
Mrs. Ellen Hamlin, Cleveland, bronze
clock. s-..t
Miss Celia Edwards, Crawford county, Ps.,
silver fruit dish.
Mrs. Sherman, Cleveland, bronze clOOk.
". R. Jackson, COldwater, Mich, spoon
holder.
PA. Bishop, EIyria, bronze clock.
Mrs. W. Parker, Geauga county, silver
Alvin Morton, Spring Grove, Pa, silver
cake basket.
A.P. Donalds, Randolph, Portage county,
rotary castor.
Miss Addie C. Wilmarth, Cleveland, ruby
lined berry dish.
Master VIM. Walters, Springfield, en-
craving of Evangeline.
Mrs.J. c. starkweather, Cleveland, silver
butter dish.
These are only few of the many fortu-
nate purchasers at the Metropolitan. Many
other valuable gifts were distributed, which
we cannot enumerate.
Buy all your Books, Albums, Bibles and
Prayers at the Metropolitan and get gift.
The best assortment Of Gift Books and
Annuals for the holidays in the NOrthEast.
dec5:1s0d6w
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TRT IT ONCR.-The prOPrietors Dr.. D. h.
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy have IN
bounded confidence in the merits Of that
Medicine, as they guarantee to return the
amount paid, where the directions have
been followed for one month without bene-
fetal results. Surely they could do no
more. uoYI:h3
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/ "TEE WAE AND GENERAL GRAxT. such
is the title of the lecture by the Rev. ]. 8.
G. Abbott, before the Cleveland Library
Association, at Brainard's Hall, this eve
ming. Interesting in ITSELF it promises q
rich fnnd of interest and information in the
hands Of the celebrated biographer of Ma
poleon and historian of the French Revo-
luton. We can promise all who attend
Mr.. Abbott's lecture tonight rich treat.
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AATTEBs lar RHB PReVOsT MGRsHlL's Or.
EIcE.-AbOut twenty drafted men rel ported
today, Of vAOm ak OF seven were held tc
service, and the rest were exempted for
various caSses. Some hfty men are yet "a
report. '
The next draft will probably be for about
fifty men.
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AM BRokrs.-A Mr.. sidoway was run
over by street ear on Ontario street, near
the Public Square, on Monday, and had
his arm broken, and received severe
bruises about the head.
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LECTURE EofIcE.:zMrB. Aleinda Wilhelm,
NJ. D, of fPhiladelphia, will lecture at the
Hall, 1s4 Superior street, on Thursday
evening Dec. sth.
SubjeGt-Woman, her sphere and de-
mands in this country, crisis. Admission
% cents.
Proceeds in favor of the wives aud wild
Ows of our soldiers.
Dec7;l60.
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AdR1 dRR Efh1Ri5 Ii H6R 6h ssR5SfHs Sis Sixth
professional visit in Cleveland. He can be
ao-.ss,ltal -. So~Fas sss, disskarsss f-o-~ 49,
ear, eatarrh and all the various diseases Of
the ear and throat, at Russell's Forest City
House until Saturday, December 10Th.
dee7.JRO
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Ball OF TIE WEST sIDE.-A grand ball
will be given at the Pearl Street Armony,
on Friday night, for the benefit of the Sol
diers' Family Relief Fund, It promises to
be q grand affair.
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PERsoEAL.-DI. Lighthill has arrived
and can be consulted at RuSsell's Forest
City House during this week, on Deafness,
Catarrh, and all the various diseases of tbs
Ear and Throat.
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oH,-llARsHALIsB BAsKwlLL & Co., Rehners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
eating,and Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
our samples. 4 supply constantly on
hand. .----., .. nov2s:1s0
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FIVE DOLLARS sREWARD.-StrayedO or stolen.
November 27th, from the premises Of the
the owner, (south side of Euclid street, be-
tween Hudson street and Case Avenue an
English Coach Dog, about ten months old d,
color white, with black spots. The above
reward Will be paid on the return of the dog
to the Western Union Telegraph Office, cor
ner of Bank and st. Clair streets, and no
questions asked. dec6:IT0
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ARCTIC kESEAReHEs AND LIFE AMONG THE EsoUT-
GAU1 Being the Narration of an Expedition ia
Search Of Sir John Franklin in the years l9 coz
e2. By Charles Francis Hall. New York :
Harper Brothers. 1860.
Another elaborate work on the exhaust
less topic, Arctic Regions, Researches and
Life, is laid upon onr table. Two years OF
labor have been spent in its composition.
The author says prefaratOrily that he is
unused tol literary ls,bors, but for all that
he has given us a volume which, if it has
not SO fascinating a style as DR.. Kane's
books, is as pithy, in structive and enter
tanning.
1t is book Of595 pt,ges, with an appen-
dix, charts, &C., and is profusely illustrated
with over one hundrc I'd wood-cuts drawn
from photographs and sketches, under the
constant supervision cf Mr.. Hall.
This volume ~'-----. - i----r-1-,svr uU-
count ever published of the manners and
customs of the EsquiI navx, and the habits
Of Arctic animals. such as tha,walrus. hear
fox, &c. Captain Hall is the first traveller
or explorer who has Ii we'd for a consider
able time among the Esquimau1, learned
their language with horoughness, adopted
their manners, shared their methods oflife,
and his account of tn ese people is for this
reason in the highe st degree novel and
curions.
We predict for this capital work an ex-
tensive sale.
J. B. Cobb and Company have it.
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MOST RENARKABLE in its effects, and most
useful in its application, the fragrant Soso-
don't has become the most popular Denti-
frice in existence. 'TiS used and praised
by everybody.
Sold by all druggists. dssS;IsO.St
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Respectfully submitted,
j. seaRoRpER, Police elerk.

3. C. Jones, l4s Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and al ether goods in his line,
noV5:I79
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COtOxEL CrIRK.-Anethsz friend has gone.
The young soldier has fought mis- last fight,
and his soul winged it's way to eternity
smid the clash of contending armies and
the grandeur Of battle. F NF
MsrWin CLARK has fallen in the spring.
time Of life, when bright and hopeful
future lured him on to the happy anticipa-
tions Of = young soldiers dreams. Loving
honor and county better than life, he fell
while nObly fighting for the holy princi.
pies Of Liberty and the existence Of a
Nation. Brave and gallant, with an ardent
love for his profession, led on by an hensss
and lazdabls ambition, he had every prna-
pest of beeominRi & brilliant Ornarasnt 70
cnr city and State. he was q trua and
Rsnerela f-ieEd-- generous almoSt to a
fault. e.s s
Even his falling iiahed 70 viftusiI uids.''
Colonel Clark, whether in ths tentad
field or in the walks Of civil life, Rss he
loved and esteemed BY all who knew him.
lis loss is universally regretted, and al
NJ <yts are BorroWing with his bereaved
= - : IN their trying afhiction but Il 4
= couI9 70 bis friends to know that he
seleeteo SAth most behttiug 50 gallant 4
=. Eell-fought 6eld, p.
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TRMPEsAHcE HALL.-The public meeting
of Forest City Temple has been been post
poned until Wednesday evening, the I4th
instant. nOTT;le0
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Oval FRANEs-An siEes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished 70 order,
at E. C. Jones', I46 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-
ternoon; also Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. No charge for admis-
sion. All can learn to skate with safety,
ease and comfort. Skates for hire.
dec8:l80
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OaWEGO mABKET-Dee. 8.
TBT TEIEa1APH.I
new YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FlOur-ERchanged aud good fnpPly,
Wheat-DHll; 81 80 for win CT red lndiaoa.
COrn--and O:her grains quiet.
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CRY sKxToN's RKPoRF.-We give below
the City Sections Financial Report, and
also the Report Of Interments; 80 q 8
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LADIES, ATTKSTIoN.-Four Grover and
Baker Sewing Machines new for sale
cheap. Apply at LKADER Counting Room.
Dec9;l5O.
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NORTHERN OSLO SOLDIERS WoUNpEp IN THE
BATTLE OF FRANKLx.-We compile from the
CinRinnati CoplaSreiaI the following list Of
soldiers belonging to Northern Ohio regi-
ments who were wounded at Franklin,
Tennessee, November SOth, 1864:
Lieutenant David BIyston, 18th, lung.
Lieut. " Durbin, b, ls3d, both thighs.
Lieut. G Hemphill, A, lS3d, thigh. #a.
Dan!'i Richardson, I, l25th, srm.
Adam Smith, K, 1880, hand. -.F
J A BOozle, c. l04th, right metscarpai
Andrew Galley, @, 10Th, head. az
Corp W Hangahan, +, 10th.
WallstOn, I, lu4th; LEFT leg. e-
3 Klamsr, D, 1880, right arm.
+ KeiEer, D. 1884, left arm.
s Butcher, q, 1Olth, Ian elbow.
Bates, b, loOth, feet.
sargt q Belts, n. 10th, hand. "T.
Eergt William BalmSF, A 49th, riEht lea.
George Dunlap. Il 1880, right leg. ~
james Thompson, 3, IsSd, arn.
John B Wsltner, I, l0fth, arm.
Corp Adam zosllsr, Z, ls3d. hip. L q e l =
John n Porter, A, 10th, hand,
Briggs, 4, 1854, side.
yensI cocI'n, 9, l2slh, scalp, ,7s -.-r
Alex II Clinton, G, 1st Art. -
J ellison, !, l25th, chOek.-s ~ 81 - - 3
J0ha Lambert. =, IS3d, ariD.rs =
Wm Il Lease, a, 1875, leg. -
John Murphy, G, 1St Art, head.
Francis Morris, 2, 1sSd, hAhd. Es
Ord sergt Charles Miller, =, l25tA, thigh. r. ...-
Samuel sohleITstt, e loith, hand
John Baker, G, 10Th, head.
ssrgt Major h B Eleston, lo4ths allow
EnsS, Z, 1881, writ.
M Hatfield, g, 1881, shoulder.
Corp Jos KaDagg,A A. l04th, arm.
Stephen Lewis, c, l04th, cheek.
D W Miller, F, 1880, neck.
Joseph Myers, B, 1881. side. trr --,--
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Rose = PrentisH' E,rOvlslOn market Re.

Rose = PFenttss E,rOvlslOn market Re.
port.
The following are the rates charged BY rs:
Hauns-SusAE-cured premium hams . D......Fa C
DRIED BeeE-S Q
AhOalders-Sugar-cure % b.................,.ls D
B8coR-0r Smoked Hidss 3 B..........--.-......2l a
EaFd-Pnme leaf ksttlo-rnd'd in bbls or ircs23
Prime Leaf fkottls-rndr'd In kegs Q D..24 c
P1rk-Ho mess 3 90
Extra clear u Hbbl-,...-.......-.......
- 10 extra charge made foT packages OF cart
ago TO railroad depos o. boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prims, and equal 10 anything n
tbs Stats. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE B PREHTI5S.
Iuly&-B Hos. 1l2. IfI and ll6 Ontario street.
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- pKAINAKDS HAEIE SWA
GOtts, halG's Positive Farewell.

GOttS hals's Positive Farewell.
sIGNOR MUzTO has The honor to inform tie
citizens Of Cleveland and yIcioity that he has snes
ceede1 in making arrans oments Aith the Eprid-
renowned Pianist and & eat Composer,
4. II GOFTSCRALK,
To give series Of Grand Concerts IN tie principal
cities Of tbs United States prior 70 his dspaTsurs
for HavAna aud Mexico.
Mr.. Gotts-halk's Farewell Concert IN Cleveland
viii take place en- THURSDAY EVEN INa, Dso. S.
SisnOr muzio takes gr at pleasure In annouBcl1g
that he has secured tbs services Ofths toiloFtag
MUSICAL artists 70 assist Mr.. GOttschalk:
MISS LUCY eIaONS,
This eminent C.nlatiire, (Pupn of hiIl whose un-
precedented during 3 series or C0aceris In
New York, has been cheerfuliy acknowledge bE
the press and enth usisstio public.
SI5NOR MORELLI. the Oslt brsted Baritoas.
HERR nGaLER, the Famous Tioilnist.
SIgHOR MUEIO, Musical Director and OOndurtOrs
Admission 20 Parqustte and Drsss Circle, s %.
Tickets 20 Family Circle Is cents No extra charge
for eryed seats. Ticket Oaies open, Conmsnclug
on Tue. day, Dec. G'h at A. n, a. Brainards MH-
sic St0rS Orders from the coua atFt enclosing the
amount for tha number 0f seats requtod d. VII b
promptly Rt'eLdsd 20 by BrAinAr6 & Co. n
Doors oren at "a COEoert to comm snce ct
ocI OK. ds5.leQ 4
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN
Il duly qualified Executor Of the last will aud
testament Of Betsy Jenss, late OF Cuyahogs county
deceased. WELLS PORTEB, Esq.
Cleveland, Nov. as, 1884. no2lIsi
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
Frrenhv Gvu-rruo nor a 1874

M roesipts OF Grain By rail for The 2i he1Fs
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day Are a fol-
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960 fQT1 MoNBY l15VlNOE6-

9OOsOUU IN sums to sqis--at ths old -
snd Esl=kneWn WAaEla's LOAN oEFze1. %
Matohea, Diamones, 6ilssr VAR, To,zl1frF. ebnr.
pistols, uothing Dry Goods, P.6SaS Mcioieo1s.
% saa Az gsrsonAl property sAd 49, of vaius, q
vate. Egtablished 1e5l. 81 T.-I T,Fic51 - ~.
kses.IsS kses1sa a'HsE 'slI, Cans ~, az sais e
-OISs-eesnr- Z NessF ana BzDaFioF TtTss'l,
soet9 49, J. @. kW. WAGHMR.
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TEE AuTUTS HOLIDAYS or COUNTRY PARsov.
BY The Country ParsOn." Boston: Ticknor
Fields. 1865
Another book from the Country Parson
This IS the seventh volume he has sent
out-sinee when ? and when will the ink
dry for aye on the nibs of that facile pen ?
Nay, rather, how long shall they be wet
with ink which never fails to character,
with the pleasantest thoughts and faneiss,
pages untouched since Lambs hand grew
cold
Tho writings of this genial author are
so well known, that no new Esssy Of his
needs herald other than its own charm
ing tone. The. papers in this volume bear
the familiar characteristics of his style of
feeling, thought and expression.
The best Essays in this holiday book are:
Thoughts of Misplaced Men, Concerning
Needless Fears, and Human Beings. In
the latter he treats us to some very pleqsa at
irony and retort.
We must quarrel with him little, not
on his style or anything else, except the
praise he gives, in one Essay, to Arch
bishop Whateley's Annotations on Bacon's
Essays. ToPraise this great mans writings
in general is most excellent well but to
praise his Annolations which go lame, diff
fuse and aimless, in contrast with Essays
80 Pithy, heavy with thought but graceful
Is morning in expression, inimitable and
admirable as Bacon's are, is not only not
well, in our humble opinion, but is alto
gsthsr not the thing.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.
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TOR SALE-HoUsK AND LOT on
ko8et bg 1i, With an EbundEnce q ina ahruhbsFT,
and good tus, cheloe frepes, and good barn. Terms
sNT. kaauiEe q .. ". GAGE. Esl.s ies Superior o
EEs-E1
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PINANCIAL REPORT,
MARRIED.

In HilIsd ,ls, Mich, Dec. 9th, BY RsV. Mr.. Call
han, Al the residence Of Col. O. DlekeTsou, JAS.
Il. FOOTE, Of this city, and Miss DETIE n.
WEIGH, Of the former pl9se. No cards.
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BrrORE JUDGE FOOrE.-The case Of sqt:
against the Sheriff, was on trial in this
Court yesterday, William Abbey and R. a.
Davidson, Esqrs., appearing for the plain
tiff, and Judge s. J. Andrews for defendant.
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OLHTER sFoRIEs OF MANI NATIONS. Rendered In
Rhyme. By John G, FAKE. Boston TigknOr
End Fields. 1856.
OF all the gift books of the season which
We have seer, ssthis little volume of poems
frOmthe tickling quill of SAKE is the most
elegant. the publishers have lavished
their excellent taste on the book, and it is
necessarily very beautiful. ofa deep rich
wine color, and gilt edged, is the binding,
and SAKE is within the covers, if, indeed, it
can be supposed that such wit as his can be
confined within bounds of any kind at all.
The publication ofsuch volume just be-
fore the holidays is very timely and happy;
for persons of taste will not hesitate now
in considering whrlt book to purchase us
Christmas or New Years gift for
swesheart, wife, husband, or friend for
here is this volnn le of saxe's and J.B. Cobb
L Co. hsve it for sale.
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FOR sALE.-THE SUB CRIBER
Il oners to1tL akout n acres Of Lend. unsurraseed
yor prodnctyensss, about OF mile fro. ths termi-
nus Of the East Cleveland street bsar0ad, On the
Crawford Road. A cholce VaJ,ssT offruit; good wa
nai7 :isdEW JAS. RIOHARDs
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4 AND -ELiR REIlE-STXT AIiRE6

AND FOR R-SAEE.-SIXTY AURES
1of La1d Il lots from three to eight acres. or in
lRrFar Quanttisa. Said Land is bounded a. foloVs
Or the north b 81 Clair road on ths west by WILSON,
eEenue and On the south b. 5apsrieF street exten-
deseribed land 3 just out olshe city limits Enquire
g y a bRAhGLElts OF Mas h. y. STERLING, 81
Aaeod strest, uo2:ls
Farm FOR CONTAINING
thirty acres o. mt rate land under govd cuItfgs-
lcn, situated ID the t0Wnship Of NoVburV lTe rnes
Srom Slsyeand There over SO young fruit iness
building for grauarY. small - - fFor ts-7-s
and further Particular 1-.lv = - IN RFiOE 5-o
EuDerior Hrreof ~
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AN NANTEO-S12 A MONTHi Agents
- eYerywhere to introduce SHAW CLARK's SIX.
1bkN D0LLAI FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the OILY
iow FTce machine in thu country ich 4 LICENSED
o tfrcser Baker, Mneeaer Wilson, Howe, Singer
oo.s and bahhslder Salary and expenses, or large
commissions allowed. AL other machines COW Toid
i9r ets than forty dollsrE esch are ISFRIHGEsEETs
ana the seller and lllustrnted circulars
cent TEEE. Address SHAW CLARK, Bl5deford
4alne deG:lS4dfy
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WANTED TO PURCHASE good
w One-hOre Lumber Wsgon- without springs.-
Anyone having such article for sale will md rur-
chaser by sailing at W. P. FOGGB, ocrnef Superior
and Seneca streets. dtS.ieJ
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city Council.
TuEsDAr E3RSISo, Dec. ~.

TUESDAY ETENISoJ Dec. oth'
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent Of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
the Chair. s,s ss
All the members of the Council present
except Messrs. Rogers, Russell, Upton and
Willard.
Reading minutes of the preceding even
ing dispensed with.
REPORTS,
OF the City Sexton for November, 1854.
Filed.
Of the Secretary of Water Works for No.
vember. Filed.
OF weigher of Hay for the East Side, for
November. Filed.
or Board Of City improvements respect
ing q resolution to put stone walk across
Euclid street, on the West side of Hudson
street. Filed.
OF Special Committee on the petition OF
the citizens OF Cleveland, praying for the
repeal of the Ordinance requiring the re-
moval of the awnings on Ontario and Pitts
burgh streets; which recommend that said
Ordinance be SO amended as to allow wooden
awnings on iron frames, similar 70 the one
on the premises Of W. P. southworth, on
| Ontario street. Fled.
s PROPOSITIONS.
Of Horace Kelley to donate land to the
city. Filed,
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ELOWERS.-WE HAVE A GOOD
de5:lso Corner Kinzmsn and PerrJ Sts.
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WANTED-A CoNFEOTIONER AT
W No. IS Pub 1e Square, south sile.
dsliIs9 e. VI. GRANFk
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r GOST-THURsDAY FORENOON, A
Apair Sold speotaoies. The hnder vii Be liberal py
rewarded by leAvirg them At 9. A. READ 90. 9,
s5 Superior street, a.-I I de5:lsD
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Report OF the Proceedings of the Pc
lice Court for the month Of NOveIn-
ber, 1854.
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ADUILDING LOT FOR SALE.-A
2 DIot Of land. containing nearly three Aores 10 a
iorm, on the fnest svenue in his city, viii be
sold st q great bargain.
There sre on the preDsss 6 great Vlrioty of orua-
sGtal trees and shrpb5e and the situation very
= lrable lo- genteel residence.
& 7e,pe-th I'd cash, balaDeein ]. 2 and years.
sApote to she subscriber, 80 Prospect street will
dsss -'-'A D. CLEVELAND. Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

WAsameFoH, Sept. l2.-OaPtain NJ. L.
Isson, of the o. s. steamer Santiago de
Cuba, under date Of Sept. 8, informs the
Navy Department that on Saturday, while
on his way to Hampton Roads, he diseoV-
cred, chased and captured q blockade run
ner. She proved to be the English steamer
Advance, late Lord Clyde; from Whining
ton, N. @. She WAS An iron side wheel
steamer two years old, very fast, and had
on board some 40 bales of cotton and
some turpentine. Her full cargo cannot
be known until it is taken out in Boston.
Rear Admiral Lee in q despatch dated
Beaufort, Sept. Z, says:
The EIzie ran out of Wilmington on the
4th instant, and WAS captured the next day
by the Keystone State and Quaker City
The Ezie was seen and fred upon when
she ran out by the Nephon and Britanni,
and was chased by the Santiago DeCuba
until lost in darkness. At 10 30 next day
she was seen and captured without papers
or flag.
A shell from the Quaker City exploded in
the fore hold of the Elzie aud destroyed
about $50 bales of cotton, part Of the cargo
was thrown over board in the chase, and
there are now about $50 bales on board
The prize will be sent TO Boston.
The ElEie is new and of light draft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13


NEWYoRK, Sept. l2.-The steamer South
American from Liverpool on the Slst ult.,
has arrived.
The Times says if the account of the ram
Teuuessee's doing is true, it is one Of the
most gallant actions of the American war.
The accounts of the loss of both sides
makes the action still more extraordinary.
The confederate loan was 7SG79.
London, Sept. sO-COnsols heavy at sss
$3.50.
The Conference sitting is adjourned prob
ably because tho Danish Pleuipotentiaries
are awaiting the necessary documents.
Up to the present time the conference has
been occupied solely with territorial ques-
tions.
The difficulties bntweeu Turkey and
Montenegro are settled.
The American steamer ]. 7, Wright.
was lost in the China sea. No date given,
London, Tuesday, Aug. 3O.-The English
funds opened quiet, but at the close there
was a fall of I per cent The main cause
consisted in a conjecture that Mr.. Glad
stone will prevent the March exchequer
bills from being paid in for revenue next
month, either to raise their rate of interest
from three to four per cent, or to fund q
portion of them or make an exchange from
stock to exchange bills on behalf of the
Savings Banks.