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A RUMOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.
The Evening Telegraph has the following
special from Washington
The Government has received informa
tiOn that General Sherman has captured
Millen, on the Georgia Central Railroad on
the 2eth ult. His army was concentrated,
and it is thought has moved to Savannah
before this.
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LoOK1xo owARD sUNsET.-From Sources Old
and New, Original aud Selected By L. Maria
Child. Boston Ticknor and Fields. 1864.
This book, considered merely as a work
of art from the hands of its publishers, is
a marvel of taste and beauty. Any other
body than this beautiful one would i'll Oefit
the more beautiful soul it incarnaLes. The
aim of the book is seen in these predatory
words of the authoress: "When I was my
self near the fairy-land of childhood, l
used my pen for the benefit of children !;
and now that I am travelling down the
hill I was then ascending, would fnin give
some word of consolation and cheer to my
companions on the way"
Such being the aim of the volume, its
spirit throughout is in keeping, and that
cheerfulness, serenity, or spirit of humani-
ty, which is the peculiar mark of wisdom,
characterizes the hook. Selections are
made from Cicero, Zscbokke, INLAND,
Richter, Tennyson, Dickens, Bryant,
Wordsworth, Burns, Hood, and scores of
oIher writer's, and livers, and enjoyers of
Nature and life.
The tone OF the Dook IS not Tor moment
"sentimental," "a calamity which might
easily befsll, in cases of many authors and
compilers. A mind well cultured and a ripe
heart brought together this cheerful COM
pany of kindred spirits, in this more than
Century Club, before which each in turn
delights the others and all the world with
the utterance, in prose- or verse, of their own
experience and joy of life.
This finest gift-vOlume of the season is
for ssle by Ingham & Bragg.
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AUCTION SALE.-Ths subscriber will sell
at public sale, on his farm, n mile north OF
Euclid Station, on the road leading 20 the
Lake, on Tuesday, December 9Th, 1884, the
following property:
lsO sheep, (5s of them fat,) colts, dou-
BILE carriage, 1 single carriage, double
wagon, acres sowed corn, span Of hor-
ses, 8 cows, , two year old, spring wag-
Ons, single wagon, 25 scres corn fodder,
so tons good timothy hay, l buggy har-
ness, double harness, cultivRtors, l
plow, and many other articles loo numer-
Gus TO mention.
Terms of sale: All sums over $40, six
months time, with approved security.
GEO. GILBERT.
c.. MOLLEE, Aucer. Dec.5:ISO
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TnE QUEEN OF The COUNTY. A Novel. LOring.
Publisher. 1861.
This book, elegantly endued in hand
some type, clear paper, and neat binding
BY Mr.. Loring, will have a W de circulation,
and will be perused with interest, though
not by the most critical or cultivated read
ers. It Is better book than its predecessor,
Margaret AID her Bridesmaids," by the
same author. Its plot possesses interest,
and there is q certain power and beauty in
some of its descriptions which reveal un-
deniable literary ability. But theauthoress
will mover climb the heights of fame as a
novelist. and neither Of her books will meet
with any but the most ephemeral success.
The volume is for sale by J. B. Cobb and
Company.
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VESSEL LOST The Canadian schooner
Mountsineer is ashore on the north side
Georgian Bay, total loss. Crew saved.
TIE 0OTAvIA.-Mr. Kennard's new steG IA
yacht OcteEia had reached Halifax, Nova
Scotia, on the 22d of November, having
made very successful trip to that point.
MARINE INSURANCE -AIl Marine Insurance,
so far as relates to the hulls of vessels, on
the western lakes, expired at noon on We'd
nesday, November SOth. a
HEARD FRoN.-The Detroit Tribune says
the schooner Melissa, supposed to have
been lost, with ali hezds, ias been heard
from. A letter from Owen Sound conveys
the intelligence that he was driven ashore
on the Msnitoulin Island, but that the crew
were saved. There is probabilitysof her
being got off with slight damage.
TH6 SoHooNER HUBBARD ABAEDoEED.-
This vessel, we learn, has for the time be-
ing been abandoned, owing 10 her ways
having given way from beneath her and
submerged in the sand. It is not at all
probable she will be removed from her
present abiding place this fall.
DAMAGED BIZ C0LLIsION.-The schooner W.
W. Arnold, arrived at Detroit, Wednesday
night her bowsprit carried away, and other
wise slightly damaged. The accident took
place on Lake Huron, and while the tug
was engaged in picking up her tow.
TO OwEEYs OF VEssELs.-0wners of YES
sells will remember that law was passed al
Che last session of Congress requiring all
American vessels to be remeasured, in con-
formity with the act, on or before the first
Of January next, ard the tonnage to be
carved or otherwise permanently marked
on the main beam of the vessel. The pen
atty for Noncompliance with the require
ments of the law is a forfeiture of all
claim TO the protection of the United
States. The new measurement will greatly
increase the aggregate of American tonnage
and place it far ahead of any other nation
in the world. Many vessels will register
nearly One-third more than they do al
present, and their acknowledged tonnage,
as with English vessels, will approximate
nearer their carrying capacity. The law
is an important one to shipowners, and
will command their immediate consider.
alton.
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y. Z. EOEEY zAKKkE.-Dee 3
Iuv rEr.razAyFtr

MOnsy-Easy at 697 3 ct. There "a q large
supply 0fcspitAI seeking inveStDent.
sterling EXclsanEe-DOl st 1091<9lCsx
for gold
6OEd-Lsss active and lower. Opening at 2303<,
declining to 22sS. advancing to See<, and closing
at 2E85<
. Total experts ofspesis to-dsy, 81, ,OOs,OoO.
Government SIOcks-AetiVs and q shade
hrmer.
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BUFFALO mAxIkEr-D.e. 3

lbA fALhesAFHl
FlOur-Dup and unchanged.
Wheaf-Amb,r Michigan 81 20; Chicago sp'ng
--ts0u.s- so-sihssses - ooI Eo- 2 Chicago sPrirg
81 95.
COrn-Dul and dropping.
Oafs-Nominsl at T9e-
Rye-H IS
WhiskY-S1 916I 81.
Lake improvisation 49l5 bbls; wheat
6,4ls; corn q, 1885, oats 1924; barley l 6j6.
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DIsoHAReED. = Lieutenant Charles ].
Marsh, 5th Ohio Battery, has been dishon-
orably dischaged the service for drunken
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PERsoxAL.-P. H. Watson, Esq, Assist
ant Secretary of War, spent the Sabbath in
town, guest at the Weddell House.
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MoNA's RELIEF SoOIETY.-There will be-
meeting Of Mona's Relief Society, at their
Hall, on next Tuesday evening, December
6, 1854.
All the members are requested to be pres
ent, as business of importance will be
transacted THONAs QUAYLE,
Dec5:ls0. President.
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Oval FRANEs-All sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at E. C. Jones', 146 Superior street.
nov5.I7Q
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Persons desirous of procuring Substitutes
will do well by calling Immediately at
No. lO4 Water street, Napoleon House.
Deco: so. J. F. O'BRIEE
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BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE.-The great case of
Bell u.s. Van Auken, which has been pend
ing in our civil courts for FIVE years, was
submitted to the court on Saturday morn
ing. It is, as Judge Foote remarked, a
very small case on paper and still smaller
in the evidence. Judgment was given for
plaintiff with damages to the amount of
S475.
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AusaraBrs.
1862. RUOKEFE t83?
MUTUAL INSURANCE GOHPAHT.
FIRE AND MARINE.

CAPITAL AND ASSETS, E9OO,res
30 Scrip Dividsnds PROFITS divided In OAEH
among Stock and Policy Holders
Takes Marine Hazards Of all kinda Fire Riskr,
Buildings, Merchandise Furniture Vessels in Port,
and the better class Of Risks generally.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Hart, r. Pelton, AmAaa Stone,
?. OhAmbsrlin, L. D. Hudson, Hon. J. P. Robison
q. Garretson, A. J. Breed, O. N. Oviatt,
2. ". Pslton, Wm. WelIhouss-
0FFIOE-0viatt's Exchange, foot 81 Euperfos
strest,i Cleveland, Ohio.
Losses Adinstod and promptly paid.
VIZ. HART, President.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY Il, 15OTH REGIMENT
o. N. G.-You are hereby notified that the
meeting for next Monday evening, the 5th
instant, is postponed one month.
By order cOmmandant,
dec5-I8O J. M. GATES, Ist Sar't.
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MKADvILLr ITRMs-We find the following
items in last waak's Meadvillo Repalhii0~'- r
Efforts are making for the establishment
of a daily mail route from this place to
Linesville. The people along the route
are greatly incopvenienced by the present
arrangement, and it is earnestly to be
hoped that the Postal Department will
promptly favor the restoration of daily
mail facilities
On Tuesday last Mr. Jacob Keborts, of
Vernon township, while chopping down a
tree, was struck by falling limb, and al
most instantly killed. Mr.. Keborts was
an estimsble citizen, and his sudden death
cast gloom over the neighborhood. he
was about so years of age, and leaves
a wife and several children T. mourn his
loss.
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MosT RENARKABLE in its effects, and most
useful in its application. the fragrant sozo-
don't has become the most popular Denti-
frice in existence. 'Tis used and praised
by everybody.
Sold by all druggists. dec6:19O.st
Mrs. ". L. Deane will receive a few more
pupils for instruction on he Piano Forte at
her residence, No. % Sheriff street.
nOy2S:3t
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SHIP BUmDRG.-The stagnation in the
business of ship building in this city is
quite remarkable We can learn of but one
contract that has been made. Thus far
only one craft is engaged to be built, and
that is tug, and the firm of ship build
ers who have chanced on that small-sized
piece of luck owe the good fortune to the
fact that tug, the Winslow, was wrecked
here while ago, and her works are SO little
damaged as to justify their use in another
hull, which is aecordi ngly engaged to be
made.
Two main reasons of this stagnatiOn are
stated the enormous expense of building,
high price of materials, labor, &c, and
the lowness of freights.
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PERsoxAL.-GeneraI Q. A. Gilmore was in
the city on Saturday, the guest of Dudley
Baldwin. Esq He left on the half past four,
P. n. train for his former home in Lorain
county, where he spent the Sabbath.
The General leaves soon on tour of in
specting Western and Southern forti6ca-
tions, and will report to General Candy, at
New Orleans.
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Rose q Prentis4' Provis.Oa market R

Rose q Prentiss' PrOV1slOa Market Re
port.
The following are the ratss charged by us;
Hams-SugAr-ou premium hams 9 b..-..-a4
Dried BeeEB b................... ..............-o
ShOulderB-SugAr-cured D l.........-.......-s..l5
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides 3 b............-........9l
LarL-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bblE or 2J1<c
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs D B--2i1se
PoRk-Ho. mess D 50
Extra clear 2 .........-.....---
- No extra charge made for packages cart
age 70 railroad depots or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the State. Orders promptly filed
BOSE 4 PREHTIBS.
IulJ4-R Nos. l42, IA and l46 ontario street.
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TAHOO BITTRR5-SAID TO BE
w good thing. For sale e LIS Ontario st.
oel& CHURCHILL 3 BE0THER.
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$25 REwARD.-Stray ed or stolen, from in
front of the Second Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday evening, q gOod-siEed, dark
gray horse, aoout twelve years old, with
the buggy to which he was attached. The
buggy is of the square box pattern, with
blue panels, and is in good condition. A
reward Of S25 will be paid for the recovery
of the property.
dec5 s. C. BRooKs.
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LAID UP.-The following craft laid up
during the latter part of last week:
Propeilers-Portsmouth, Dunkirk, Gale
ma, Cleveland, Wabash, Dunkirk.
Brigs-North West, Chicago.
SchoOners-Herald, T. Baker, King Sis
terS, Cleveland.
Ssol0s-Gl awhile, Cleveland.
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JUsT REOEIv vED.-AnoJner Iine lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinus, at E. C. Jones', l46
Superior street. noVs:l7s
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legal InteIIigenoe.

CoURF OF COMMON PLEAs.-BEEoRE JUDsE
BcLToS.-In the esse of Keyser Us. Reyser,
tried before Judge Bolton, in Courtroom
No. l, few days since, Judgment was
given on Saturday. The petition was dis
missed.
In the case of Heinton Us. Gleason, judg-
ment was given for plaintiff.
In the case of Norman B. Meacham ct al.
rs. E. H. Lewis. verdict was given for
plaintiff, with damages to the amount of
s66S.
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DEsERfER ARRESTED. The Buffalo Com
nterciaL Advertiser, of the 1st inst, says that
detective Hammersmith last night arrested
George Young, a German, at his house on
Michigan street, as deserter. He enlisted
in the l27th Ohio Regiment in Cleveland,
some two years since, under an assumed
name. He served about year, when he
deserted and went to Buffalo with his fam
lily, where he has since worked at his trade
as shoemaker. When taken before the
Provost Marshal he acknowledged the
charge, and was sent to jail. He will be
sent TO the front.
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EJUAL, NOTICES.

READ TIE LIsF.-The following are few
of the many fortunate patrons of the
Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 14O supe-
rior street, during the past week;
J. E. Weller, Oberlin, opera glass.
Mrs. r. Pelton, Cleveland, breakfast
castor.
James Lowry, EIgin, Ill, silver watch.
Lizzie B. Miller, Cleveland, breakfast
castor
Mrs. James Babcock, Lake county, Ohio,
silver ice pitcher.
John R. Brooks, Ashtsbula, card basket.
Mrs. Ellen Hamlin, Cleveland, bronze
clock.
Miss Celia Edwards, Crawford county, Pa,
silver fruit dish.
Mrs. Sherman, Cleveland, bronze clock.
". R. Jackson. CoIdRater. Mich spoon
holder.
"A, Bishop, Eiyria, bronze cloOk.
Mrs W. Parker, Geauga county, silver
syrup cup.
Alvin EI,slOn, Spring Grove, Pa, silver
cake basket.
A.P. Donaldo, Randolph, Portage county,
rotary castor.
Miss Addie c. Wflmarth, Cleveland, ruby
lined berry dish.
Master VIM. Walters, Springfield, en-
craving of Evaugeline.
Mrs. J. G. Stsrkweather, 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 aud
Prayers at the Metropolitan and get gift.
The best assortment of Gift Books and
Annuals for the holidays in the Northwest.
dec5:I8OdEw
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OswEGO mAKkET--Dec. 3

iBT FELBGRAPH.l
FIOuF-G0Od temand and steady, and stock
light; $40 90 for No. I spring. $40 759Sll % for
red wthter: slt t09Il 10 for white; 81 @l2 so
for double extra
Wheat-Dull. Amber Michigan 50 40; No.
Milwaukee Clab 81 Is
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAED.

FIsCal gent md Designated DPpOSiIl-
n OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
3-IO TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 6-gO BONDS
UNITED lSTdT.R5 1910 B7RP4
UNITED STA TES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES 7.3O TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
COIN
COIN COUPONS,
U. S QUARTERALAsTER'S VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
Ino3 RSf
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CITY NEWS.

Choice Styles and low prices at Mrs.
Shaw's rooms. dec5
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TESTING TIE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH BY
PITTSBURGH DELEGATToNs.-T The threefold
delegation from the Pittsburgh Firemen' 3
Association, Common Council and city
press arrived in this city on Saturday
! morning, and established themselves atthe
WeddeIl House.
The names of the geRfemen composing
the delegation are as "a 1ws:
From the Firemen's s Association.-Tho
as Resse, Chief Engineer: W. C. MCCARTHY,
President of the Association; Z. W. Gull
gan and Joseph A. Butler, Assistant Engi-
neers.
From the Council.-J. Il. Hare, Jackson
Copples, Samuel G. Bunker, Frederick
Myers, William Montgomery, Daniel
Thompson, John D. Foster, George ".
Leonard, James Wick and Samuel Shirley.
From the Press.-G. NJ. Irwin, Gazette;
John C. Harper, COmmsrcial; C. E. Locke,
Dispatch.
The system of Fire Alarm lately intro
cuced here was tested Saturday forenoon
for the benefit of the delegation. The diff
ferent steamers on the east side of the riv.
er were called separately to the different
stations of the steamers, and made the
following time: No l reached the engine
house Of No. 5 in IN minutes from the time
the alarm was given; No. came to the
same engine house in 616 minutes; No.
went to No. As house in minutes; and
No. 2 reached the house of No. in min
utes.
The trial was perfectly satisfactory to
the delegation, who expressed themselves
decidedly in favor of its adoption by the
city of Pittsburgh.
The delegation returned to Pittsburgh
Saturday afternoon.
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Boston Copper stock Market
NEW YoEK, Dec. 8.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-day
Central so; CepDer Falls 2754; Quincy 95; Hur5u.
AK; Tranklin Ss7<i HAncOck ~; Isls ROyals %;
Minnesota 50; Pswabio 5si French reek g
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
O. 4. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,


Subscriptions received 70 the
az $40 PER CENT. AND lO-40n NATIONAL
LOANS.
(OOmmission ali lowed TO SubsCribers.l
saS-U. 3. Bonds Of 1881, b-20's. I0-40s, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pdr.
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
: Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and 4Ould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. Incur
rent funds converted At lowest. Revenue stamPs
sale. eo4
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TIE FUNERAL OF COLONEL LAwREEcE. =
The funeral OF Colonel Lawrence took
place, as announced in the morning papers
of Saturday, at his late residence, No. 14O
Lake street, at two o'clock Saturday after
n, on. The funeral exercises were conduct
ed by the Rev. J. N. Hoyt, of the First
Baptist Church, and were very largely at
tended by the friends of the deceased. In
accordance, we believe, with the expressed
wish of Mrs. Lawrence, the rites were
marked with an entire absence of military
ceremony The flag on the Square, how
ever, hOated athalt-mast during the funeral
ceremony.
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TRAvELER,s REGISTER,

- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains Boats will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ct the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House. ..-.
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MB. SAM RYAN.

girst night Of the celebrated play Of DEBORAH,
taken from the German. and Is the original Drama
from which Is taken Mlss Bateman's eslsbrAied
pay OF LEAH.
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MONDAY EVENING, Dec Ath, will be presented
DE ,ORAHi Or, THS CURsz.
Deborah, Miss Kate Denim
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MARINE INSURANCE -All Marine Insurance,
so far as relates to the hulls of vessels, on
the western lakes, expired at noon on We'd
nesdav, November Both.
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COMMERCIAL.
uLENaa.Anp alAI.aEr.

INCOMING LEADEB OEFIOR,
--r sATURDAT EYEEna, Dec. 3, 1850.
The fecslpts o. Grain BY EAn for the "A hours
sndins 81 half ps.. one o,ooak today are .. foI.
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To conclude vith the bslutiful Farce OF
TIE MOUNTAIS OUTLAW.
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9S0 0lII MONEY ADVANCED
HOO,UOU IN sums to Euit-at the old stand
sad WeIl-known WAGHEK's LOAN OFFICE. Oh
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Eatohos, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWslry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, AeiOdeons,
and all ,,srsonAl property and articles Of vslus on
he most satisfactory termn BuEinsss strictly pri-
rate. Established 1851. n. B.--A variety Of I'M
redeemed Watches, JevslFy, Guns, &C. for sale ~
Bargains.
Oiloe-cotuer o. Water Bnd Superior slTBSts
ITsr DsVis and Psizotto's Oiothing Store.
ost2R J. a. && WAGEEB.
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AmnsemEats
OADBMY OF MUSIC.

A CADBMY OF MUSIC.
JOHH ELLSLER, JR,...... ..-..........u uAH.sHa
RIOHARp n. GEA Treasurer.
Engsgsment for q few nights only Of the celebrated
Artistic,
MISS KATE DENIM,
And the popular Comedian,
MR.. SAM Ryan.
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Pearl, q 7afb.......lO1Sc White Ontario....I1 c
Pure, Z" .............l1 Silver GlOss...111z9l2 C
Corn, &" ..-.-129l4
SOaDs-darkst steady and unchanged at the
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OAREOHANCEFOR NAOHINISTS

Ia for Gentlemen and Ladies'. Light. pleasant and
nrohtahls For circular address, with STAN ., b. s..
GREEN, Room 4, American Building, cleveland, o..
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DE ORAH; Or, THS CURsz.
Deborah, Kate Denim
To conclude Vith the beautiful Farce OF
a THE MOUNTAIS OUTLAW
In preparation, the Gorgeous Spectacle, Aladdin.
PRICES OF ADHESION.
Drass Circle and Parqustts 80 cents; Secured Ss4s
10 Dress OiTcle, 70 cents; Family Circle 80 osntE
Gallery, 26 oents; Private Boxes 3, and doI.
lars; Entire Private Box, single seats 81
Door open at 6.45; Curtain rises At T:s0 O'Clock
CLEVELAND LIBRARY Mr..
~ ASSOCIATION. Hsak
Regular Course Of Lectures 1S64-5.
The Fourth Lecture OF the Course will be Seliv-
cred on WEDNE SDAT EVENING, Dec Tth. by
REV. JOHN s. C.. ABBOTT.
Subject "Our War and Gen. Grapt"
Admission 30 cts Reserved Seats 25 cts. extra.
Doors open at o'clock Lecture TO e0mmsnes
at O'Clock. E. \. PERKINS,
I'M. BLACKBURN. Lee Leo
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-05

VESSEL LOsT.-The Canadian schooDe e
Mountsineer is ashore on the north side
Georgian Bay, total loss. Crew saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-05

DARN FOR SALE-C0NTAINI
thirty acres of first land under goVd cultys-
ton situatsd in the hip Of NeEburg i've miles
from Cleveland. There over 800 young fruit trees,
some grapes aud small fruits, good barn, hrst-class
and lrther particulars apply to GEO. ID. BECK Z7C
superior street. oc2lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-05

ID DAREOHANCE FOR MAOHlNISTS.
IL BERNARD DEMMIAG, IA Superior street of.
Z for sale his ms5hlu5 sh and tools, consisting
necessary tools fOr repairing small machinery. Also
dating betting, sc all in perfect running order.
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