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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

HGRPrR FOR JAxUARY-We have received
from W. D. Baker, J. B. Cobb and Co.,
and A. j. Hawks, copies of Hsrpers Maga-
zine for January.
This is 2 very rich number, IS one may
judge from the following table of contents: /:
A Tour through Arizona, By J. R. Browne;
Heroic Deeds Of Heroic Men, second pa
per from the pen Of Rev. J. s. C. Abbott !;
After the Storm: Scenes in the War Of
1872; 0, Don't Become Nun, Ny Dear !;
Toms Education; Ths Life Of Flowers
Sheridan Battle Of Winchester Eors and
i Tho Sunbeam; jamie Thomson's Low
ers; Armadalo, by Wilkio Colliua An
American War Correspondent in England );
Dicken story of Our Mutual Friend, with
the usual monthly record Of events, litera-
~ notices, Editors Easy Chair and .DIaw-
er, and the fashions or january. --
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8sRj advertisements

CUBSTITUTE WANTED.-I WANT
~ substitute; Will pay the cash. Gail at Wm.
Heisleys Office 22z SUPERIOR street.
dFcl5lgI NJ EEFF
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ENPLOYMEET WkETED.-Six Unisn refu-
gees, from North Caroline, desire employ
ment in any honest busineso. They are
brothers, Of good education and com petent
to do portsr's work, or to keep accounts.
They have been engaged in business as
sslesmen. They are entirely destitute, and
it will be re1l charity to employ them.
Their papers show them to be worthy Of
aid.
Also, employment wanted by g young
man, also refugee, who is by trade shoe
maker.
Also, place as porter or watehmau by
q discharged soldier.
All the above are now lodging at tire
Soldiers Home, where they may be seen
until employed. Or word may be left a
the rooms osthe Soldiers Aid Society, 8;
Bank street. DeGl5;l3l.
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RErUss OF TIE HOLIDAY

RETUsH OF THE HOLIDGYs.-A Few FACTS
WORTH KNOwING.-That S. A. Fuller & Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
Of better make and atlower prices than any
house in the State. Reason whyP Be-
cause their goods are manufactured under
thoir own supervision, and are especially
adapted to the wants OF this community.
That their new styie of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have great sale.
That their ermine end sable sets era
very beautiful as well as cheap.
That they have a few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes; far superior 10
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 he public. For
further intor nation inquire a! No. 2l6 su-
Perior street, Marble Block. decs;Iss
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Cnarltz Eto.p,,al .rOairnl cn,,e.-n.

Ny DEtRLEADrE: To you, foremost in the
van Of the grand army Of reformers, ad-
dress this, my fourth letter on the Cleveland
CRarityHogpitay Medical College. Reform in
medical practice, through the instrumen-
tality of reform in medical teaching, is the
genial subject to which I would call your
enlightened attention.
There hss, as you ere aware, sprung into
life and light, at your very doors, e Medical
School whose young existence in days
scarcely equals that in years Of the flourish
ing city it is destined TO bless and adorn.
But the rapidity of its growth is no less
wonderful than the prosperity of its prom
ising career. And TO me, who have been
watchful observer, its astonishing success
seems due solely to the able, earnest, meth
odic teaching Of its scientific, erudite, and
practical Faculty, addressed to the rare in
dustry, attention and application c. its sew
enty zeslous. intelligent and devoted stu
dents.
But what its system of instruction is, car
be briefly learned from the lucid inaugural
lecture delivered by one of its many &C
complished Professors, DR.. butcher, which
has been published in pamphlet form.
a FoRETGS 0BsERvER.
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FOR SALE.-Fifty yards Secondhand
l Hemp Mating: also 25 feet mstehsd partit on
sven eeT high mOuldlnFs at the tcp with two doors
Marble Block. dccI5.Isl
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Is TRANs1Tr.-AbOut si<ty-hve men be.
longing to the 10th United States Regulars
passed through here yesterday en- route for
Nashville, Tennessee. They came from
Fort Ontario, oswego, New York. One Of
the men was distinguished ever the rect by
having The privilege of wearing a heavy
ball and chain. He attempted to desert.
and thus Won his distinction. -Four or five
others started wearing like ornaments, but
succeeded in AlIng them or in the cars.
They left last night ever thee. C. & C.
rosd.
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APPROPRIATE GIFTs.-On the purchasing
Of Christmas gifts the extensive and well
assorted stock of L. Il. Solomonson, opti-
cian, consisting of stereOscopes and stereo
sc2Pic views, opera glasses in great variety,
microscopes, TELESCOPES, compassesses, &e.,
viii be found very appropriate to select
from. His stock of spectaclcs is the largest
aud best in the city,-spectacles fthe best
construction, whose lenses are ground on the
most approved principle, and mounted on
gold, silver, shell and steel. For those
who need the aid of glasses no holiday gift
could be more acceptable or more priced
than pair of solOmcnson's celebrated
specLacles.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY. DECEz5BER 10.
NRW AnyEREEsEsEEETs

Academy Of Nusio-aIise Kate Denim & NJ. Rya
J.E.&HT Eowsr-At.Iaciiyns f5r Ho idsyi
". P. F. sgg-F-r tie BoIds!s
Pdslo1 & son-Nigh, Blooming Je-eus.
Wsss side-ConcHt.
CTittonden For TIE Holidays
Kendall & Co.-Dr.ss 50 Goods
Jas. Ross b Co.-Mssts
Jsmes Gamb,s-Petition for ParIcn.
S. Msnn-C othins at Cost.
Covles-Faney Goods.
L, 4. WileoI-Beal Rstste Agency.
II. Eef-Substituts Wanted.
Geo. L. Ingsrs Ill Stray Gov.
II. Il. Newlon--For Sale.
Lost-Pho;ogrSphs.
Taylor, GrI rI-wold Co. Local Notice.
A. J. Hswks-Locai Eotl.s.
Literary ClUb-I ocal Eotic5.
Strong 3 Armssrong--Lorai Eolioe.
A Ca'd-Loesl Notice.
Employ msnt Wsntsd-Lo,al Notice.
Empress Clott s-Locsl Notice.
Liverpool Gil Co.-Losai Soiiee.
Kew York Inispendont--Locs; Ectsce.
Diaries fer I565--LocEl Notice.
N. Burt-Io-aI Notice.
The RszSar--LOosI Eo,ico.
CsTd Receiver, &e.--Loesl Not,ce.
Skating HaIl-Locai Eoace.
Drsfs Goods --LcctI o;ice.
Moerschaum Fip,r-LocaI So,ics,
T G. ShOles--5 ocu Notice.
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THE CLEVELAND LITERARY AND eoCIAL
CLUB.-HaYing engaged the hall Of the
Sons Of Temperance at ls4 Superior street
for it's permanent use, viii meet there, this,
Thursday evening, at half past seven
O'Clock. The advantages, which this asso-
citation offers to the young men of our city,
of which all can avail themselves, are
such as DhOuld secure full and entire
membership. ec.I5:1SI.
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rRnsT HAsHINarnn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il.
Riehmcrd papers Of Monday have been
received. They report Sherman to be
moving in close proximity 10 Savannah,
Beauregsrd commands the defenees of the
city, assisted By HGrdee, Smith, and proba-
bly, Taylor.
The rebel papers say that 4 battle
may be progressing to-day, and express
themselves confident of success.
Bragg was at Augusta st last accounts.
Passengers by tho mail boat to-day, re-
port that hesvy firing was heard in the d.
rsctien Of Dutch Gap, yesterday morning.
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TIE BEsT Is TIE CHEAPEST, and for this
reagon persons eflicted with Catarrh or
Cold in the Head should buy DR.. D. II. Sec
lye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Retail price
two dollars per bottle. A bottle will last
one month, used three times day. This
medicine contains no Injurious drugs. It
is sure to cure if directions are followed.
decI2R3
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT pEPoTi
Eastern Through ARRIVES Al 7:so A. NJ 2l6 P. H
Fsrtsrn y;sy ofriTss AZ I02sA.M.
Western Through arrives st 9.20 A. T., so P. u.
do Way arrives at 2:56 P. d.
5AndusEy Way arrives at 9il5 A. N
Cincinnati Through srrivss st $50 A. H. $40 ?. H
do Way arrives at $50 P. d.
PiItsburgh Through arEiEes & as A. 4.
Way arrives At 1910 P =.
Mahonlng Way arrives At lo:t5 A. h
MeadViIls arrives At lO.ko A. n.
Medina Way arrives ~ 400 ?: u.
ROokpOrt, 10, arrives Tuesdays, Thz1SdAgl saA
Saturdays ct Il II.
WsfrspSyIIIe arrives daily at le.l5 An.
Esst usveland and Euclid arrives daily =. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE NAILS
HASExss TH9oUes for Eris, Buealo. nss;oRs Sc
York, Hartford, and PaineIvtlie, aeuSEA5 AshtAera
Il ana CoEnsa1t, closes At $50 A. 4.
E4srEas THROUsH, for AsS York Only, Gloss -
RS P. Al.
Boston, New York and Hartford, oioso1 - &oS
F4srssx WAY, for al points between UssaaaA
and Erie, closes st ESQ P. NJ
WEsTERs THa0rsH, for Toledo, DstFsisy Uhioolrl
and Milwaukee closes st I:l0 A. Il, aesSss s;lo
WEs1EsE TaEouaH, for Toledo, Detroit, GhIeAgo
Dubuqus, g. Joseph and Cairo closes at BOO =. n
WEsTEks WLE, for all points between CisTelAsa
and Toledo, closes ct l:45 P. n.
ssSpUsKY WAY, for sandusky and all intsEns-
diate points, closes At 5;5O T. n
CTECIEHATI WAY, for all points bstWeeu OlSEaAna
and Cincinnati, eiCsss ct T.05 A. u.
CrEJIssATI fHRoUGE, for COlumbu1, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, Gloss at 7so5 A. d.
OIRmNEATTI TRBOUgH, for Columbus, uincl12aal
Louisville st. Louis, indianapolis, KsnsgFilo, and
Whseling, closes ct 300 P. II.
PIrFssURaH THROUsH, for PltssburEh and Wash-
lngton closes at 12tO P. d.
PrSTsEURcH WAY, for AL pcint5 between Olf
land, Wsllsvilis, and Pittsburgh, Harr15arg,
adslphia, Bsltinaors and WashiRgtons elosas
A. n.
MAHcEIzs WAY, for AL points between Os'
and Youngstown. CLOSES st 2:45 p y.
MEABvILLE, closes at 9:51 A. AZ.
MHDIsA WAY, CLOSES as 7:s0 A. n.
RooEPORT, So. closes on Tuesdays, EAI
and Saturdays, At IAN.
WARzkSsTIELH, closes daily, 1880 A. u.
East OLnFHLkSD and Eueiids oles8 al
.P.M.
Mall and Drop Esttsu ars required b lsT
prepaid.
. tWo-esnt stamp.
Omos open from T:S0 A. u. % I:So
suadAy IRON 4. n. TO 1000 A. 4.
&. G0WLE8.
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Cheese-Demand fair EEd coed bUsines ding
At ld9Isc for g5oi LOTS l9g2oe for choice do
Small lots Ots elected Hamburgh TO the retail trade
commands 3 shade higher figures.
EgEs-StOldy and unchanged with Hight EslsS
ct 3Sc.
HighWInes-Firm. sAlsBlslt evening 80 BblI
at 81 80.
AIcOhOI-Firm at 8 says 81 for % Per SSai;
81 O542 10 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeuEn-Aarkst firm aud stsldy and Dc.
mAnd ActlVe st Doc fr Refined,
Dried AppIes-FIrm and unchanged Sales
% bbls at lilo, with sT1zc for packages.
Green APples--st-ady. Sales rs bb:s at
81 T5.
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HO FOR BARGAINS IN Doors AND SHoEs-
Go to the great Bankrupt Sale, 1O8 Superior
street, near Water street, if you want TO
Duy Boots and Shoes at about half the reg
ulsr price. They have the best assortment
Of custom trade work % be found in the
city, which must be sold for the benefit of
creditors. We advise all to 60 immediately
and secure the great bargains which they
offer. Don't forget the place, 1O8 Superior
street, few doors from Water street.
deeI3:lSl
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FALSE DELICACY.-The friends of those
who are troubled with bad breath, end
through over-squeamishness dislike 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 she true and only rem
edy for the difficulty; there is no valid ex-
cuse for bad breath now.
Sold by all druggists. dsoI2 Ieo.3t
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Police CouzT.-Judge Hossenmusller dis
posed of the following docket yesterday
morning;
Assault and Battsry-Jehn Williams and
Daniel Day, fined IS and costs; Vim. Hef-
fren and Charles Eckhart, fined the costs.
Grand Larceny-Pst Moran, case con-
tinued to 18TH bail $500.
Petit Lsrceny-Archibald Crozier, fined
s55 and costs John straus, $50 and costs /;
George Hulse, $40 and ten days in jail.
Drunk-Arthur Ncsolan, Charles Evans.
fined 81 and costs ; John Calhoun, 50 and
costs.
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gentIemeD,s Fur,Isl,,,o. s,oo,,.

MoTT 4 HAIGHT's Cents Furnishing En- g..
porium has just received another large re-
enforcement of cotton, Merino, lambs
wool and silk drawers, shirts and half-hOse.
extra supertine scarlet lambs, wool shirts
and drawers. Also, handkerchief, es.
Alexander's kid gloves, &c, &c. 1876 Bank
street. Dec.9:IsI
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WRECK OF The BRIG ]. s. HARvEY-CAP-
TAIN LosT, BUT Crew sLyED.-Tho brig J, s..
Harvey went ashore on Lake Ontario on
Friday, eleven miles from Oswego. The
master perished, but the crew elung to the
rigging till taken off in a life-boat. The
brig was laden with grain from the upper
lakes, and was bound for Maitland, on .he
St. Lawrence.
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The attention Of capitalists and oil men
is being attracted to the shows of oil in
Liverpool, Medina County, in this State,
and geologists who have visited the .tsrri-
tory, pronounce the indications exceeding
those of any portion of Oil Creek. The pro-
perty is all under lease, and company is
formed in this city, from our best business
men for its immediate development.
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The ALIEGHAHIAEs.-There is no need of
reminding our readers that this favorite
band ofyoealists and Swiss Bell Ringers
viii appear at Brainard's Hall next satur-
day evening for there seems to'bo general
impatience that they do not come sooner,
and give more than one entertainment.
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NEW oRIr,nn

CAIRO. Dec. I3.
The steamers Saltana and Ben stiekney
have arrived.
New Orleans papetE Of the sth contain
no news.
r There was very little inquiry for Cotton
and prices we're feeble.
In Sugar and Holasses there we're no sales
% rseeiP's. 81
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NEw YoRK IsDEPEXDEsT.-Thi popular
Journal comes out with the new year in a
new dress, ESLARgzD and IMPROVED. Sub-
scribe for it. J. d. GRIBBLE, Agent. AZ
Cheshire street. Communications through
the Postofiee promptly responded 10.
dccl6
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4 hne assortment of Ladies' Watches,
engine turned, engraved, ensmeled, aRd
studded with diamonds, of various kinds
and styles, just received for the holiday
trade, at NJ. BURTs',
decl5:1s2 l46 Superior street.
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RESTORATION or Mr.. MHoT.-Charles
Minot, Esq has resigned the position Of
General Superintendent of the Erie Rail-
road, which he has filed with distinguished
ability for several years past. His resigra-
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Holiday Presents.

Nothing can be better than o choice from
our srlendid assortment of fancy Scarfs,
Neck ties, Gloves, or half dozen our
Perfect-ftting Shirts, with some of our
Four-ply Collars to match.
Morn ( HAIGHT,
196 Bank street, opposite Weddell House.
dec0:lsI.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

" 16s Superior street, Cleveland Ohio
The Undersigned receives On sale improved and
unimproved City Property, Farms. Garden, Mine.
ri, Coal, Petroleum and Western Lands, negOtia.es
Loans, Securities and stocks, Leases, TenemeAts
an Lands, collects Rents and other legal demauds
counsels and pro.ecntss Real Estate and other
Claims He offers for zale
SI,5O0.
l2S Liberty St., Glove e'and-House and lot GGxi35
feet, for $500.
70 Jersey street-House and lot 82x2'5
2IO Franklin streat-House and lol 42xl4O
Corner Clinton Park ana Lake strest-lk story
cottage and lot 50xy0.
Isl Pittsburg street-TTO-story brick house with
baseTa nj gas and water, and bri, barn
Farm OF lot acres, half mile east Of Euclid creek;
house large two-story, with hOrse-barn aud
three grain and cattle barns.
| Suburban residence the Street Railroad, So
scres, brick twO-ttory house, everything nics,
with Fruit, shruhhery, &c, for sale or exChana
for = country store, good uficturing :
| inter, sts,
| 80 acres Of Prairie Land in Kossnth county, Iowa
| for sale or oxohsags.
Yarn OF $50 acres, 100 acres heavily timbsrsd and
| ~ acres meadow, watered with springs and
| never falling str am running through ii,
middle OF the farm, in Hampshire county, 8I
| District, West Virginia, six mtes from Rom,
| neyi tbs county seat for sale or exchange FOL
L farm. An inducement is offered
| Farm In Jefferson, Ashtabula county two mllei
from the Court House; 2O acres, 100 acres in,
! proved; good orchard, spring water, plenty q
| TIMBER, and good sugar richard; hrst rat,
! grazing farm; soil clay and gravel. VIII sci
/ the who or 50 acres, including buildings.
Land Dealers abroad aye requested TO address lft
Superior street, enclosing, with their or5s,s an.
| sale lists, stamp.
deol5 Ia WILCOX.
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A CARD.-The friends Of John F. Farley,
90. A, I24th 0. V. l., are requested 10 call
at the Aid Society, No. %, Bank street,
where letter has lately been received in
answer to inquiries made by their desire.
decI5Isls
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gmEsr. ALRAys RAynFRs

MONTREAL, Dec. "a.
The ST. Adams raiders left the city almost
Immediately after being discharged. The
authorities are taking steps TO Te-arrest
them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

The place to subscribe for your Papers
Magazines, Gc.1 for the ensuing year, is
A. J. HAWKS, 225Superior street.
decI5;ISI
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PAT Moran IL TIE GAIL Pat Moran,
who snatched the pocket book from the
hand Of 3 man while paying for drink in
g saloon on River street few nights ago,
was indicted for Grand Larceny at the
Police Court this mornfng. Tho case was
then continued 70 Friday-bal$3Qe.
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ACADEMY or MUsIC-The play Of " Ticket
Of-LeSYe Man," was well put upon the
stage last night, sni favorably received By
the house.
Tonight they will present the play of
the Lady of Lyons" to conclude with
the " Irish Tutor"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

Mott and Haight have just opened an
other extensive assortment of Gents' Fur
nishing Goods, for the Fall and Winter
Trade, at 1856 Bank street, opposite the
Weddell. Dec9;ISI.
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Enr ChrEnrr,nn

Scotch Wood Fancy Goods, Gentlemen's s
Travelling Cases, Pres entation Boxes, New
and Elegant Styles Of Bohemian Toilet
SeEts, st STRONG Il ARMSTRONG.
dec15 lS3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

Card receivers, jswel boxes, glove boxes,
vases, toilet sets, cigar stands, dressing
cases. work boxes, writing desks, in great
variety at the Bazaar, 26l Superior strees
decI5.lSl
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sKLTIEG.-Lsdles and children may learn
and enjoy skating at Skating Hall, corner
OF Superior street and Public Square, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday After
moons and evenings. Gentlemen and boys
not admitted evenings unless accompanied
by ladies. Skates 70 hire. No charge for
admission. dee15I6I
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REV MOETFOR.

NEw York, Dec. IA.
The monitor Dictator ssiIs to day for
Hampton Roads.
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CITY NEWS.

New flowers and ribbons opened this
morning at Mrs. ShaT's Rooms.
decl4:lSi.
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4 large assortment of Diaries for 1855. at
4. J. HIVES, 225 Superior street.
darIE.1a1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

a splendid assortment of fancy goods for
holiday presents al the Bazaar, 26l Superb
or street. dec15:lSl
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Fine Meerschaum Pipes, AIoerschaum
Cigar Holders, Cigar Cases, Briar Pipes and
everything in the line, at HAwKs' 225 supe-
rior street. decI5.I6T
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CATHOLIC 0RPHAE FHR.-This Fair coz
tinues, afternoon and evening, every day
this week. An agreeable opportunity is
now offered those interested in the welfare
of the orphsns, to contribute TO tho fand
which supports this helpless class.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

Taylor, Griawold i Co. have The most
beautiful variety of Scotch Plaid Dress
Goods for Holiday trade in Cleveland.
IacI5
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ar JOHSsOA'8 IstAND.

Escape of RObeI PrIsOners-TWeuIy-
four of them rush upon the Guard
Guard fire, Killing one man and
WOundinE RHOiher-AlI Be-eaPtured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

BABY TEEDER.-The great baDy tender is
for sale at E. G. Jones', No. 146 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
noy.I9:I8I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-15

Taylor, Griswold ( Co. are selling Drv
Goods ct less prices than any other house in
the trade. decI5
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INDICTMENT CHASGED.-The case of George
Hulsc, who was charged with burglary,
eIme up in the Police Court yesterday, and
the indictment was changed to petit lar
ceny, and Hulse was fined $50 and costs.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND aaARKI,T,
MORNING LEADER OFFlJE.

The receipts OF Grain BY rail Tor the "a hoarl
sadins $; hsf past ons o'clock today ara a. fsl.
oHa.
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EIE YORK, Dec. II, 1854.
Government 5tOekB--Less active and
scarcely 50 Erm. United States skies Of 1881, eo1-
ponE, =; do 6-2O coupons l0S5z; do T-sO Treasury
notes lI9; do lO-40 couPrnB 1Ol; do 10-40s regis
tered 1OI51; one-year certificates -.
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eago 1857 Toledo 3 Wabs h preferred :; Hudson
ll75z; Cievslsnd B PIttsbE 1121zi Chicago North
western 435zz; 20 preserd 765 Reading 1877; Micb-
lzan Central $50; Michigan Southern \ North.
ern Indiana 145; Illinois Oeutral scrip Isl; Iris
9i3<; New YORK Centrtl 100 MariposA -; Ohio
aud Mississippi certificates SO; Quicksilver -;
Rock Island Il 9; Alton i Terre Hauss =; Cum
berland 5O1z; Canton 363f; Missouri Skies 639<i
Quincy =; Milwaukee & Prairie du ohen 6a7<i
Tennessee stxts &c