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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARA 4 NJ ENT!s

~, The splendid new going steam:
ZE3SB Ms.sresi, VII antii further no
- tics run a. follows
raass Wsansd ES, 7hS SSa ana AZ dsS.
O'Clock p. 81, and Central Wharf, Boston, svSry
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdsy and m
fsrs-In Cabin, sI.os. On Deck, SI.oo.
n d. Each boat L fnrnished with large number
Of State Rooms, Tor tho accommodation Of ladies
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will DO made. and that the inconyeniencs or afn
wing In Boston ut late hours OF the night VIII b
avoided.
The boats arrive In season Tor pssssugsn 70 take
the earliest trains out Of the city.
Tho Company arc not responsible Tor haggags 70
a. unless notice 10 given and paid FOR at the rate os
ono passenger for every $500 additional value.
~ Freight taken ~ usual;
Portland. Nov, 90. 1863. 4iu
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flh.trsct or PLAINTIFF. WrIn

abstract OF Plaintiffs Wrlt)
Assumpsit upon IN account annexed to the
writ In said action, amounting to the sum OF
S237,45 Also count for money had and re-
ceived for the sum OF $4,000. Said writ Is In
plea Of the case, Is dated December %, 1862.
and IL returnable to the January term Of said
Court. A. D. 1868. Addamnum $4,000.
A true cory OF order of court, with abstract
Of the writ.
IS Attest q. IL. LORD. Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK, u.-supreme judicial Court, Januar,
Term, A. d. 1854.

YORK, m.-Supreme judicial Court, January
Term, A. d. 1854.
George W. Trip Jr. ~. Peter Broom.
AND now on suggestion to the court that
| "A the defendant at the time Of the service OF
the writ, was not an inhabitant of this State,
and had no tenant, agent or attorney within
the same; that his goods or estate have been
attached In this action, and that he has had no
notice Of said suit and attachment
Hu Ordered, That notice Of the tendency
Of this suit be given to the said defendant, BY
serving him In hand with an attested copy OF
this order, together with an abstract Of the
PLAINTIFF writ not less than fourteen days Tor by
publishing the same three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal, q newspaper printed Mt
Biddeford, In said County Of York, the last pub.
LEGATION thereof to DO not less than thirty days)
before the next term of said court. to be hold
en- ut Alfred, In and for said county, on the
fourth Tuesday OF May, A. d. 1864, that said
defendant may then and there appear and an-
swer to said suit, II no shall see cause.
Attest: G. b. LORD, Clerk.
fAbstract Of Plaintiffs Writ]
Assumpsit upon an account annexed to the
writ In said action, for services and labor In
making and binding Congress boots, amount
| ing TO S30 90. Also, count for money had
and received for the sum OF $4,000.
Said writ Is In plea OF the case. Is dated July
| @. 1883, and 10 returnable to the September
term of said Court, A. d. 1853.
Addamnum 800.
A true copy Of order Of court. with abstract
is Attest: c. D. LORD, Clerk.
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STATE or MAINE.

York, IS.
At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and hold at
Saco, within and for said County OF YORK, on
the first Tuesday or January In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four,
JTPON the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the ".
y belSnt give notice 10 the said Clara Adams, the
Respondent TO appear before the Justice Of said
Supreme judicial Court to be held ut Alfred within
and for said County OF York. ON the fourth Tues
day OF May next, by serving her In hand with On
fourteen days Cor by publishing the same three
weeks successfully In the Union aud Journal, q
newspaper printed at Biddeford. In said County Of
York. the last publication thereof TO DO thirty da 81
at least before the sitting Of said Court $hat she
may then and there In our said Court show cause.
II any she have why the prayer Of said libel should
not be granted.
Attest, o. B. LORD, Clerk.
A true copy OF the Libel aud order OF Court
is Attest, CD, LORD, Clerk.
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~ Cents 10 Save IS Dollars.

HEGEMAN's CONCENTRATED BsNziNE re.
moves Paint, Grease spots, &C, instantly, ana
only Is cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
Chappcd Hands and Face, Sore Lips, Chill
blains, sc.
Ueromsn & Co.'s CAIPll0R ICE, with Glycer.
inc. cures Chapped Hands, &C.. Immediately. and
will keep the skin son and smooth In the coolest
weather. Sold by Druggists Price - cents. sent
by mail for N cents. HEGEMAN w.,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
A Delightful Cordial and Valuable Tonic.
IIcgeman & Co.'s Cordial EiiIr Of caissayd Bark,
ssny the active and we'll known properties OF
the Peruvian Dark In n most agreeable forn. IL
will be found valuable Tonic In all eases but par
tjcularly as n preventive 10 Fever aud Fever and
Ague. It's q pleasant and paiatabie cordial, anu
vs. much superior To the common whiskey anu run
bittcrs 80 much In use. Sold by Druggists.
IE6EMAN 4 CO.,
3mli Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, ss.-Suprcme Judicial Court, January
Term, A. ID. 1854.
George w Wiggin %. Stephen l. .ab6o1 ct a..
4 ND now on suggestion to the conrt that
n James E. Abbott, one Of the defendants
an inhabitant Of this State, and had NO tenant,
agent or attorney within the same; that his
goods or estate have been attached In this ac-
ton, and that he has had no notice Ut said suit
and attachment:
mis- Ordered, That notice Of the tendency Of
this suit DO given to the said James abbott, by
serving him In hand with an attested copy OF this
order, together with an abstract OF the plant
IFS writ, not less than fourteen days, Tor oy
publishing the same three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal, newspaper printed a.
publication thereof to be not less than thirty
days) before the next term Of said court, to DO
holden ut Alfred, in and for said county,
on the fourth Tuesday Of May, A. d. 1854, that
said James E Abbott may then and there APP
pear and answer to said suit, II no shall see
cause.
Attest: c. B. LORD, Clerk.
tAb,tract Of Plaintiffs writl
Assumpsit upon promissory note dated the
sixth day Of February, AID. 1887, for tho sum
phen I. Abbott aud James E. Abbott, by tho
name Of ]. Z. Abbott, payable to the said
George W. wiggin or his order, on demand
with interest. Also, money counts for 1886.
Said writ Is dated January %, 1868, and 10
rcturnable to tho May term Of said Court, A.
ID. 1853.
Addamnum $4,000.
A true copy Of order Of court, with abstract
of the writ.
3wl3 Attest: G. B. LORD, Clerk.
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GEORGE Q. YEATON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

SOUTH BERWICK, NE-
VIII Give special attsntion 70 securing Psssieas,
ssusf,ss, Be.k Psy and Pri.s Ms.s ior SOLDIER %
seamen. their children, mothere widows, o. orpeen
perscu or by letter, TO aEO. C.YEAION,
~ TO- Berwick, Ne.
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Sawyer's Cheap Cash Store,
No. 4, Calef Block, SatO.
F. A. DAY.
April I, 1864 81

To the Honorable Justices OF tho Supreme Judicial
Court. next to be holden at Saco, within aud
for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday ol
January, A ID. 1861,
CLEMENT J. ADAMS, husband OF Clara Adams.
" Of NewGeld, respectfully u els and gives this
honorable court to be informed that ho In wfnl-
IL married to the said Clara Adams ut Chicago, In
March, A. d. 1858 that your libelant, since their
intermarriagc has always behaved himself rs q
faithful, chaste and afectionate husband towards
the said Clara Adams and that the said Clara Ad-
ans and your libelant cohabited together as hus-
band and wife ut said Newfsld alter their inter-
marriage, but that the said Clara Adams, wholly
regardless of her marriage covenant and duty, on
divers days and times since the said internarriage,
"a wit, on the 25th day cf January, A. D. 1862, has
committed the crime Of adultery with one James
T. Carlton, of Philadelphia, Pa, and with divers
other lcwd men whose names are to your libelant
unknown that your libelant has always provided
a good and suitable homo for the said Clara Ad.
ans, together with good and sufficient board Tor
her, the said Clara Adams that the said Clara
Adams on the twentieth day or January, A. ID.
1862, without any good reason, but wrongiully len
tho home OF your libelant, and deserted your II.
belant, and has ever since her said desertion 70.
sused and still refuses to return as In duty bound
to live with her lawful husband, your libelant !
that divorce ffom the bonds OF matrimony oo-
tween your libelant and the said Clara Adams, his
wife, would be conducive 10 domestic harmony and
consistent with the peace and morality or society.
Wherefore your libelant prays right and justice,
and that tho bonds Of matriinony may be dissolved
between him and his said wife. As In duty bound
will ever pray. CLEMENT y. ADAMS
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Likely Boys.

nw0 very intelligent, likely boys, OF about .
j dosen years OF age, would like TO obtain situ-
alton with some good farmer, or other suitable por
Auril l. i064 n
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BOYS AND MEMS WEAR

Gcrnan Cloths and Doeskins, ca Fancy Coatings.
Harris Goods. Fancy Cassiinercs, embracing all Of
the best manufactures, all Of which will be sold as
lop az the iopsst.
NIB. My stock Is new and fresh, never having
been soaked In salt water.
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you wish TO buy pure
Usadslteratsd Drugs and Medicines,
Genuine Patent medicines, Choice Perfamery,
Soaps, and Fancy Goods Of all kinds, call at
DIR. SMITHS Drug store,
Liberty Street.
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Farm for Sale.

r. NJ. . = "A r 7 N q,
succEssoR TO I. r. Q. psARiSo,
srfLL CONTINUES 70
Keen the Largest and Best Asssrt.ess
os Gamma Robes and Plates that can DO found 10
W., cnnnty. which will DO sold cheaper than 81
any other place. Al:c Agent 70, Crane: hss.lii:
ihnr. notice' AZ the old stand, bearing Building
Chestnut street. Residence, South street. nssl
the CITY Building. iou
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPoT,


ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEFOTi
Eastern Through srrIvss at T:so a. H., 2l5 P. NJ
aud 9.25 p. n.
Eastern Way arrives st 1o.2O 4. N.
Western Through arrives at 9:2o A, H., $40 P. N
do Way arrives at 2:55 P NJ.
ssDdusky Way arrives at 9:l5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Through erriFos ct 920 A. NJ, 2:oo p n
do way arrives at 800 P. m.
Pittsburgh Through arrives Of 9.55 A. M --
Wsy arrives at 1910 P. b.
MAhonins Way arrives ct lO.g6 A. Hs
MoRdTille arrives at 1O:25 A NJ
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. n.
BOokport, 6o., arrives Tuesdays, Thursd.yI and
Saturdays at 12 N.
WarTensTiHe arFfTos daily at lob A. d.
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily A. Il.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAETKRs THROUaH for Eric, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and PainesEilfs Geneva, AzhtabS-
Ia and Connssnt, closes ct $50 A. Il.
as P. Ii.
EAsrERz THEoUsH, for Erie, BunAIo, AIbaay,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes Is 500
Pm.
EAsrEzs WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes at 2:50 P. n.
WEsTERE THROUsH, for Toledo, DetrsIk, Ohicarc:
and Milwaukee closes at 7:lO A. H., Qeayos $40
next morning.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 800 P. D..
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1s45 P. n.
SAEDUsKT WAY, for Sandusky and all fnterme.
date points, closes At $3.50 P. NJ
0E0DEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 7.05 A. d.
OHCISHArI THROUGH, for Oolumousf gaytons
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES At 7;05 A. n.
OHCTsEATrI THBOUsH, for OoiumDnsI Oinoinnesl
Louisville, St. Louis Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes ct 900 P. H
PTTTsBURqH THBOUGB, for Pittsburgh and WISH,
Inston, closes at I2tO P. n.
PT7FsBUReH WAY, for all points between OleEe.
land WeIsVille, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adslPhia, Baltimore and Washington, closes st TOO
A. n.
MAHosIEG WAY, for sll points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes As $40 P. n.
MEADvILLE, closes at 9:51 A. N.
MEDIEA WAY, CLOSES at 7:30 A. d.
ROOKPORT, &C., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
End Saturdays, at I'm.
WARRzssT1ILs, closes daily, 1O:SO Al
EAST OLaTsLAID and Euolid, closes daily, at
P.M.
Mall snd Drop Lsttsrs sEs required b. Law TO b
prepaid.
All City Circulars sro required TO be prepaid Wiih
3 sgo-oont stamp.
once open from T:sO A. II. 70 1850 P. Il. On
Sunday fron A. n 70 1000 A. II.
Z. 0oWLRs. P. II.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
II for Gentlemen and Ladies'. Light. pleasant and
profitable. For circular address, with staml, B. s.
GREEN Room :, American Building, Cleveland, o.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ELMORE.-EDITORs
LEADER: Holdings & Co.'s Elevator at Ell
more, on the Cleveland & Toledo road,
burned down on Wednesday night. Fire
was discovered near the bottom of the ele-
waiting boxes about the middle of the
building, at half-past eleven o'clock.
Building and contents were a total loss.
The FIRE spread 20 rapidly that nothing
could be saved. Loss $4,000; insurance,
81, 900.
1t is generally believed 10 have been the
work of an incendiary, as there is no fire
kept in that part of the building.
.a--s H, VS..
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THE THEFT AT WELLIEGToE.-The Lorain
County Negs, or rather its Wellington
Local says that the statements we made
in Monday mornings issue, with REGARD =.
49, -v.-se- or .. .. BeEts, who had been
thievipg from Baldwin, Laundon and Co.,
were misrepresentation. But he goes on
to give his version of the affair, and the
difference discoverable in the statements
is this, that Belts stole $lOO moro than we
credited him with. .
A decision has been made in this case.
o. s. Belts has entered bail for appearance
at Court, in the sum of 5000
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REBEL DEsERTER.-General Robert E.
Lee has lost another man by desertion.
The lost has been fOund-nOt by Lee. He
turned up at the Soldiers Home in this
city a day or two since. He is a young
man, anatiEe of Virginia, rebel conscript.
He couldn't see the Confederate service at
al. So he left it after having been among
Lees myrmidons about three weeks. He
reports that many, very many of the sol
diers would desert were it not far the ter
rible penalties laid on a deserter's head if
he happens to be captured.
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NER KOaK sEARKET.--Dec. 10.
LIZ TELaasAPE.l


SJotfOrE-Firm. Sales at 81 80 for middling
FIOur-stste and Western shade frmer with
fair at $40 aoalO 10 for extra State; slI 259
Sales ~ammon to good shipping brands extra
IL 40 for Hbio; SiI 459l2 10 for trade branda.
round hoop eady
Market closing 'er and more active. Sales az
Whisky-Firn,
81 95 for Western. a. SAleH. No. 9 Chicago
sp-ing at 81 so winter II Nichig,n 81 6s-
sinutty do 81 35, and amber
BsrIey-i@2c better. Sales a. '' ''esA W iOf
State. Nlxea vest
ero in store, 81 90aJ 9O%.
Oafs-Dun sales at 81 90 for western.
sSlsg-tg ssSSelSsPI0uiet -tgil T and irm. MuscAvadO 2'7s
SsMIS SsMIoVassss-Duli. Sour Porto Rico Sc.
PefrOIeunl-Steady but quiet Crude LIc.
Resned In bond at 76g77c. ard kenned nee 40
@97c -,.,. -, octirs ds-
raud sales at ~ OOg4l 10 for 1861, cash anu
Tea-1Iar way, closing at Sil IS; $40 tOg45 % ioT
new mess; S37 OO@37 75 for prime, aud $40 uoC9
a. 10 for prime mess Also COCO bbls 1868 mess,
Tor Decen7bar and January, at SAL O00S42 90; 5OtO
hills new mess for January to February oIh, a.
sac OOa48 25; and 1900 bbls prime mess Tor Janu-
| ary at buyers option, at sal CO. , 20
a{aaF-Steadv. Sales at SlS 609zN oV loI No"
! Mat, mess. C'2I OOa2S 90 for new extra mess
Beef Hams-M,r re active and tirmer. Sales
at z792Sc. ,e4>o.,sal, t,r
| shoulders; 1Sa2ls for hams r..
| BaeOn SitIes-Fair cemand- sales A. lee %
DRY saIted shoulders, after January and FeeruSsyi
! Is1d cpt. and &c for Iong-ribbed, TO arrive
| S.ar(E-EiTmer aud more doing. salts a. ZIG
| 243Ic: The latter price for choice cry.
| Sft,1ffer-Fir1aly held and moderate business
| 60 ~ 3sa6Oo for western, and 4696Oo Tor stale
I1-yIeeseSQuiet and firm at l6924c for common
F, TO prime.
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EMPLoYNExT WASTED.-Six Unisn refu-
gees, from North Carolins, desire employ
ment in any honest business. They are
brothers, of good education and competent
to do porter's work, or to keep accounts.
They have been engaged in business as
sale5men. They are entirely destitute, and
it will be real charity to employ them,
Their papers show them to be worthy Of
aid.
Also, employment wanted by young
man, also a refugee, who is by trade shoe
maker.
Also, place as porter or watchman by
discharged soldier.
All the above are now lodging at the
Soldiers Home, where they may be seen
until employed. Or word may be left al
the rooms Of tho Soldiers Aid Society, 90
Bank street. DecI9jIoI.
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d D n EW hEhEIAI
Sec. West. Dep, U. 5. San. Com.

CLEVELAND SKATING PARK The Skating
Park will be re-opened for the season to-
morrow. The ice is already solid and sufi-
GENTLY "gIary" for an,-at any rate for
those who are not adopts in this beautiful
art, and whose heads are not fully insured.
The Park will be under the same manage
ment as formerly. The signals showing
theiee in good condition will be the same
as last winter, flag by day and red light
by night, displayed from the flag staff.
Tickets can be purchased at the Office on the
grounds, or at the office of S. S. Stone, over
the Merchants Bank.
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alNr atartrtisemtats.
The Great Belt OIL Company,
of West Virginia.
oRGAnzED USDEE the LAWS OF oHIl.
CAPITAL $1,000 900. Shares $40 Each.

OFFICERS:
H. B. PAYNE................. ~ President.
J. @. BUELG...... ....,.............---.IreAsurer.
W. & DODGE...-.............. Secretary.
J. L. FRENCH. ... .supeIiu endent.
The Lands of the Company, consisting af sIN
FABMS, and lyirg in the heart Of the "6reat Oil
Belt 81 in tee coUn'ies OF Wood, Ritohie, Writ a.
Pleasant, in West Virginia, were selected by a
Committee after INST careful and thorough eN-
animation of the country, and are believed TO be
the mist Yaluable-OH locations in that entire re-
gion. The policy Of the Company is to develop eat
location by sinking wells in the shortest possible
time Already boring by steam has been com
mcnced oa two of the farms, aud on the oth5r5
work will bs prosecuted as soon as the necessary
engines aud tools re procured To increase tic
u5rkiHy capital alimited smount of stock il being
sold at IS per share. Pamphlets, With the Maps
and any desired information, can be obtained on
enquiry at the ofice, No 90 ga storyl Superior
street, or Of ]. @. BUELL, Treasurer, Cleveland,
Nbio deI6;lS3
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on PROSPECTS, IN CLEvELAND.-The oil re-
gion in our vicinity is receiving the atten-
ton of the most experienced oil men of
Pennsylvania and the capitalists of New
York and other large cities. The point
which centers the greatest interest seems
to be Liverpool township, and vicinity, in
Medina county. Tho universal opinion
seems to be that no oil district yet discover
ed, not even excepting the famous Oil Greek
of our sister State, gives better prospects of
producing oil in large quantities than do
the lands in this locality. Already active,
earnest operations have been commenced
by the Liverpool Oil Company formed in
our city, and by others from this and other
localities.
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RETURN OF TIE HOLIDAYs.-A Few FACTS
WORTH KNowIKG.-That S. A. Fuller 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
yery beautiful as we'll as cheap.
That they have 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 tho demands of the public. For
fnStber information inquire at No. ZIG su-
| -,a.;o~ straat MaIhIa- -Isls.als--dAa2alR2-
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LEADER.
FTRDAY. DECEMRER Ie.
- bVEIsEI5EAzN zNETs.

Academy Of Music-Miss Kate Denim & Mr.. Ryan
The Great Belt Oil Company.
Morris Price-Cosl.
Geo. A. BarlOW-Pianos.
Oowles-Holidsy Presents.
VIM Herrih-AttaohHe ent Notice.
J. P. Bi.h5p-Estate offs. W. Adams.
CGPB. R.-Iime Table.
BrainarTs Hsll-The National Combination.
W. H.-BoAId Wanted.
Z. COttreIl-Beans Wanted.
Taylor, Gri-wOld a Co. Local Notice.
Rev @. G. Foote-Loosl Notice.
Oyste s-Local Notice.
Empress Cloths-Local Notice.
@. Mollen-Local Notice.
Orphsns' Fsir-LOcsI Notice.
Black silks-Local Notice.
Coal at Retail-Loosl Notice.
T. G. Sholes-Local Notice.
Dress Goods--Loctl Notice.
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DRY GOODS!

eur Dress Goods DePs rtment oomprisss all the
Novelties of the season, fast 1s they aye intro
dueed into the KasteFa Markets.
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ACADEMY OF MusIC.-The play sLady of
Lyons" was we'll presented at the Acad c.
my last night, as was also the mrish
Tutor" The evening was & favorable one
for theatre-going, and fair audience was
present.
Tonight will be presented 'Uncle Toms
Cabin -
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EEw xORK srI'CN HARRIET: f.,

INV SOBA, DEC. 10, 1oo1'
Government stOcks-Ac.' i've lns and sIe7l. Snele
rmer United States skies of 1881, coup 3us,
do $40 coupons IO914; do 7sO Treasu ,.osJ -.
40 1910 cCupcns 1925; do 1O-4Os regisl .ss -
10 F-2Ts registered IU9; one-year certincat, y ni
Stoeks-Heavy. Pitisburg, Fort Wayne -, e.
cago l05Jk Toledo Wsba b preferred :; HudA -
lI73(; Cleveland Pittsl urZ lO9; Chicago North
ig,y, Central lzg: Michigan Southern b North
ern Indians 71s[ Illinois central scrip 1905 Erie
"a; New York Central 1875; hsriPosa =; Ohio
and Mississippi certificates =; 9uicksiiTer s574i
ROCK TsIand itsL; Alton TerTe Hau'e 5'75; Cum
berIand -; Canton -; Missouri skies 6439i
Quincy -; Milwaukee Prairi- du Chien o494;
Tennessee Skies -; Michigan SoI .hern guarantee
lac; Toledo ll2; Pacific Mali 5l1. -..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

TIE LONE sTAR.-The scow Consuello, of
Cleveland, is the only vessel in cur port
that has not barred herself for the winter.
She still keeps her sails and rigging out to
the weather as if doubling whether to lay
up here, or make another trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

sKATING.-LadIes 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 to hire. No charge for
admission. deeI5:ISI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16

RETAIL CoAL.-MoTris & Price have now
on hand and are prepared to deliver on the
shortest notice the best qualities of Chip
pewa and Mineral Ridge coal. Those who
are desirous of supplying themselves with
either Of the above qualities of coal, would
do we'll BY leaving their orders at their
Office, No. Johnson's Marine Block, foot
of River street. decI6:I82,