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A Fine Cigar

Is great luxury especially when a mans just
been to dinner, or after your days work is done
so soothing, particularly if bought with your
last two bits. Isn't it though
Come and see US, anyhow If you don I
want to trade sit down and read the papers, =
aEwE TAKE THEM ALL!-Ga
and chew your Tobacco, just as though it was
paid for. Somebody might treat"
BENNETT l. BLANCHALD
Weaverville August 5, 1864. 3O.td.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-08-06

PrcroRIALs.-We are again under obligations
70 Mr.. Oberdeener for generous supply of East
srn pictorisls
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-08-06

ArTILA was the 81 Scourge of God ,, to the
nauons around him. JEFF. Davis is the knout
of the devil to his own people-Old Pixts
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Note Lost.

A LII PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
n receiving promissory Note made and siga-
ed by Charles Shoppe, and in favor of the IN
dersigned, as said Note has been lost
OLIVER STEWART.
Douglas City, Aug. ?, 1853. ao.sv.
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Marriages:
3irths
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION

TN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION PASSED
| by the Union Central Committee of Trinity
on the 2Sth day of July. 1864, Union County
Convention will be held in Weavervlle on
Saturday, the 2Ofh day OF .Gnsmsf,
next, for the purpose of choosing six delegates
to the Union State Convention to be held in Sac
ramento the 30th day of August and six
delegates to attend the Third Congressional Dis
trict Convention.
"All citizens who are in favor of vigorous
prosecution Of the war to the nal success of the
Federal Government, who indorse the platform
of the Union National Convention, and who will
pledge themselves to support the National, State
and Congressional nominees of the Union party.
WILDE entitled to vote for such delegates"
The Committee recommend that primary meet
ings be held in each precinct in the county on
the evening of
Saturday, .lsSxst 18Th,
to elect delegates to the County Convention, in
he fo11
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geu' Adrertiseluents.
CHALLENGE SALOON.
Old Sidney Hill Corner.

RE YOU DRY? JUST STEP IN AT THE
~ Challenge" We have the best Liquors
that can be purchased in San Francisco, and the
most accommodating Bar-keeps to dispense them.
Or, if you don't indulge in liquids, perhaps you
do SMOKE-most people do
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-08-06

Who CLAIMS THEM.--The following prizes
credited to the numbers set opposite, are still
uncalled for at the Office of GREENWOOD Co.
The watch is an excellent one, and the owner
should have it.
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fine Gold Watch.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-08-06
THOMAS & WILSON
UNITED STATES EXCISE TAI
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES, comprising
i the License and Income Tax, the tax on car
riages, billiard tables, &C., assessed under the
Excise Laws of the United States, having been
returned to the Collector of Internal Revenue
for the Fifth District of the State of California,
by the U. S. Assessor of said District, notice is
hereby given that said Taxes are now due and
payable, and that the undersigned, Deputy Col
lector of the 9th Division, District and State
aforesaid, comprising the county of Trinity, will
attend at the
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If not called for before the goth day of August
the aforesaid articles will be sold at auction 70
the benefit of the Sanitary Fund
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EXPRESS AND BANKING OFFICE

of GREENWOOD Il Co., Weavervlle, in said Divis-
ion and District, between the hours of 10 o elk,
a. m. and 4 p. m, to receive and receipt for the
Taxes due as aforesaid.
All persons who shall neglect or refuse to pay
the Taxes assessed upon and due from them as
before mentioned, within ten days from the date
of this notice, are liable to and will be required
to pay ten per cent. additional upon the amount
of Taxes due, except the Tax on Incomes, on
which five per cent. additional will be required
to be paid. Dated at Weaveryille this 9th day
of August, 1864.
Oh. P. NORCROSS,
Deputy Collector, 9th Division, 9Th District,
30.lw. California;
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DISTRICT Court meets next Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

On LANDS FOR SALE-A tract of sixty
four acres in fee simple on Sugar Creek,
Pennsylvania, one mile above Coopers-
town. Has well upon it which was sunk
in 1881, upon contract, to the depth of ss6
feet, which now has a fine show of oil.
The territory directly opposite this tract
is in the hands of New York Company
whose contract binds them to have three
engines upon the ground and begin opera
tions upon the first of January. This ter
ritory is but three miles distant from Oil
Creek. No part of the whole Oil Regions
Except Oil Greek and its immediate tribu-
tsries) is now in such active demand as
Sugar Creek.
For particulars address S, D. P, Nc
Henry House, Meadvile. decIg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

.
AcADENT or MusIC.-A full house greeted
Mr.. gineoe Lee last Saturday night on the
occasion of his benefit. The bill was not
more attractive than the performance was
excellent. 1.-THE Carpenter of Rouen &"
was admirably rendered, Mr.. Lee winning
new honors, and the amateur of this city,
Mr.. H. ". Aarcellus. making his debut
in the character of " Duke de Saubigne'' -
in style which was full of promise and
assurance Of ultimate success. Mr.. Mar
cellus has good voice, and, although the
stage seemed somewhat new to him, ss was
natural, he made a favorable impression.
After the rendition of the play the pre-
sentstiOn Of az elegant gold-headed cane
was made to Mr.. Lee. On it were inscribed
these words: ".simcOe Lee, from his
friends, Cleveland, December 18th, 1854.
Mr.. 4 ghayer presented the cane in a
neat little speech, to which Mr.. Lee re-
sPonded very appropriately.
There will be no exhibition at the Acad-
smy tonight. Thespeotacle play of AIad-
din is in active preparation, and will be
presented, We understand, tomorrow
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

FIRH AT RAvENNA-About one o'clock last
Thursday morning FIRE broke out in Hide
hoF's grocery, and the flames swiftly
communicated themselves to large threa
story frame building owned by Benjamin
Norris, Esq. One side and the roof of the
building were enveloPed in flames before
the engine was brought to bear upon it.
The FIRE was soon arrested, but not until a
large portion of the building was destroyed.
The lower door and cellar were used for
storing produce; the second floor was oc-
eupied as a dwelling by the proprietor,
While the third floor was a manufsctory of
nelodeons. Aeither the building nor con-
tents were insured.
The grocery and stock were insured in
the sum of $500, It is not known how the
fire originated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

TIE EALLE0EAEIANs.-This fine troupe Of
Yocalists and Swiss Bell Ringers gave q
very pleasant entertainment at Brainard's
Hall last Saturday evening, before fair
aud very apprecistive audience. The
quartette singing was without exception
fne, and several solos, especially those
rendered by Mr.. Galloway, were sneorsd.
His comical songs and presentations were
decided successes. The chant, "Where
shall the Soul find rest" was given in
most excellent taste and with fine effect.
Miss Jenner's Scotch ballad of Aud Robin
Gray was very svestly sung.
Owing to failure in securing Hall in
Detroit, the AHeghanians will give another
concert tonight, at Brainard's Hall with
an entire change of programme. ofcourse
they will have full house.
sOXERsT's CoNBISATIoE sHow.-our pub
lie are to have for two nights the privilege
of seeing tbs largest miscellany of per-
formances that has turned up yet. Those
who are not easily amused are especially
encouraged to sttend this show, as Mr..
somerby has something prepared to suit
the daintiest taste and every taste. It
will exhibit Tuesday and Wednesday
nights of this week at Brsinard's Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

Loss OF TIE STEAMER GKoRsH MoFFATr.-
Last Saturda, night the Canadian steamer
George Moffat encountered a dreadful storm
on Lake Ontario. AT about one O'Clock on
Sunday morning, when opposite Bowmans-
vile, her smoke-stsck was blown off aud
whistle pipe broken, in0consequence Of
which her engine could not be worked,
leaving her at the mercy of the waves.
Shortly afterwards, when about two miles
west, near Raby Head, she went ashore,
and is now apparently fast between two
rocks with her stern towards the Shore
There were on board the steamer eighteen
men and one woman, all of whom got
safely ashore R1s1faZo G11,s-seT-. tTlE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

RETURN OF TIE HOL1DIvs.-A Few FAOTs
WoRTH KNowIEG.-That s. A. Fuller 4 Co,
are selling fancy furs of every description
Of Be tier make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason whyf Be-
cause their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, and are especially
sdapted 10 the wants of this community.
That their new style of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have great sale.
That their ermine end sable sets are
very beautiful as well SIS 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 the demands of the public. For
further information inquire AZ No. 2I6 Su-
periOr street, Marble Block. decS:Iss
- aubuUrI1ilIss sIEv r1~-~-,s---J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
TRIUMPH OIL COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH, Pl.
Capital Stock, $500, 900
Working Capital, $4,000
10000 Shares. So Each.

The pr sperty OF this Company comp ises tracts
Of Oil Lands, amounting in the aggregate 10 nearly
Ssgen HuEdred AcTeI, between four and Eve hun
drsd Of which is in Fee Sinple and at this time il
more than sufficient to paw . monthly dividend {
TiCo pe Gent. is Capital every tract EN-
brsoed in this Schedule contiguous to large pro-
ducing interests, and the gr ater portion free Of
"RoysIty," it i confidently and reasonably eT-
pectsd that with working fur d Of Fifty Thousand
Dollars for the future development Of their prop ry
the dividends the Company will shortly be large
ly increased. AS SAFE, Paying HIUestneNt whether
permanent for speculation merely, It is believed
the Inducements offered by this Company are seo-
ond to none. Particular attention Is asked to the
quantity, quality and location OF the lands of this
Company, more fully described in prospectus Is
seed BY the Company, fully describing tue proper.
tv, which can be obtained at the Banking once
Of G. A. RUAD co , 81 Superior street, who are
authorize TO receive subscriptions for limited
amount Of Stock. deI9:IS5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

ESooH ABpES. By Alfred Tsnnyson, D O. L.. Poet
Laureate Boston: Ticknor Fields. 1865.
1t tis too late to attempt any criticism
of Tennyson, for he has already passed into
universal recognition, like Shakespeare and
Goethe, and is loved and honored by the
best wit in the world. There is no poet
living who will for an instant stand COM
Parison with the Laureate in point Of subtle
reach and exquisite refnem snt Of fancy,
depth of thought, melody and perfect ex-
preston. What deep problem of the age
has he ROtshot shafts of light through and
through and he has shown himself the
peer of broad humanity By entertaining
every thought and question which hsvs
haunted the mind alike of scholar and
man.
The publishers have issued an elegant
Christmas edition of this last poem of Ten
nyson's, which sboundS With illustrations.
It is Prefaced with fine portrait Of the
Laureate, and q view of his beautiful home,
which is of itself poem realized in the
eoarser materials Of art and nature.
A volume of this edition costs but two
dollars, while single copies of other works
gotten up in the same style costs three.
Ingham and Bragg have it for sale.
The river il now presumed to be or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

PERSONAL. - Anna E. Dickinson arrived
in this city on Saturday, and is stopping at
the Weddell House.
Would it not be supremely excellent
thing for the Cleveland Library Associs-
tion, or some other association, to engage
her for lecture or address, to be delivered
Immediately, or as soon as is convenient
for the eloquent lecturer7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

SUDDEN Mr.. Charles Walton,
late engineer Of the steamer Fountain, died
suddenly OF Thursday afternoon, while
sitting in chair in Cross Saloon, corner
of Water and st. Clair streets. DR.. Strong
pronounced his aiIment to be heart disease
and congestive chills. Mr.. Walton wal
highly respected by ali who knew him.
He was buried with Masonic rites.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

OLD SANTA CLAUS has arrived at Mott /
Haight's with his usual sleigh load of ele =
CANT scarfs, neck ties. mufilers, pock ct
hand ndkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders, drees-
ing robes and toilet arEiclesi Also an extra
car full of fine four-ply linen collars and
perfect fitting shirts, Ladies looking fo!
Christmas gifts, will please the gentlemen
sure, by calling at Mott & Haight's, ISS
Bank street. decl7:I8s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
DEsrRuor1rr FnI.-rhn pittsh

Chronicle of the 17th inst, says:
The depot of the Pittsburgh, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad Company, at New
ark, Ohio, caught FIRE last Sunday night,
and was burned down. There were in the
house at the time some five or six locomo-
tives, which we're, Of course, badly dam
aged. We did not learn how the FIRE was
communicated, butitis supposed by sparks
Of locomotives or chimneys in the house or
vicinity. The loss, particularly at this
season of the yesr, will be severe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

PARTY BY FIRE ENGINE No. la social
party will be given tomorrow evening al
their Engine House, on Frankfort street, by
the members of Steam Fire Engine No.
It cannot fail being gay and festive occa-
sion, and all the friends of that company
will be warmly welcomed. The tickets are
only one dollar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
GecI8:1ss

TzE ,BEsT IS THE CHEAPBsT, and for this
reason persons afflicted with Catarrh or
Cold in the Head should buy DR.. D. H. See
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.
dec12R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

RETAIL CoGL.-Morris 7 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
IRE desirous of supplying themselves with
either of the above qualities of coal, would
do well BY leaving their orders at their
Office, No. 5 Johnson's Marine Block, foot
of River street. decI6:I82,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

NEw ATTRACTION FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-L
Benedict and Sons have large assortment
of ladies' and children's furs suitable fol
Christmas and New Year gifts, which they
are selling below the market, as they wish
to close out their stock soon.
dec3:I83.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

The following compose portion Of the leading IA
IN SNOW BROTHERS, IWi liam and Bsnjanainj
The LEV AM N BROTHERS, cthree /, pumb,rl
lne renowned Gymna It's ACrobats and EQuiifbristg
LIZZIE sOMEkBY, tha GieIt Contrslt0 YOSAIist,
EFFIE CARLTON, the Aecomplls ed saRvsreaq
viii Introduce great VARSITY Of Dueti6 BALLAD
V)Inlc and sen mental Songs &e.
rbAyh sANDos The RenC Wned Clog Dancer, In the
ing % :ciAltty, WILD IRIsH JIa.
MISS JESSIE kOBI NSON, the EzQuiIffs D.r
segse IN ner Graceful and Elegant PoiSes and hara-
AR, SIMON SLOAN, the Great Yankee tJon,d,.n
apd DellneetoL o. Eeeentric CkAracteTS.
mh hAhh4 bb1AAT, the Fo,derfuI VentFflo
q1lstt inmltabls lmitatator and Comic PSnto1t,it
IhE tLOkEhTINE TROUPE, (sight In numbSri
as the hremlin MarabOuts or the ,yid Non, - ~
S1. -. a most exciting exhibition Of aracs
TIE AU DONATION SLACK ROPE VAULTER
a SnDo,, q o. ths hipeteenth CenEuJ,
PAk sORM46G DOGS AND MONKEYS. wbose
= u eXCesd in interest aud No VsI
" any ming OF the kind ever ssen IN America
a oPiouild Tea o. 81 = Dogs with silver mouptad
N S'oes5 ~ ana trapPings, drawing Elegant Nina
stIests on the days Of Exhibition. F-'
- hoariDg haroe viii DO given attach sxhibt-
tlOh- Also Comic aud Trick Pantonotrns ,rIffan
expressly Tor this establishment produced wien Eia
So So. oeSl5Iy RsAuIlIul Costumes Superb AppoInt-
IeIt5l 1rleks, Transformations, &C. presented "a q
80 Di,LetoOfe uoeqaeiied except By Lhs lar ansa
Tickets % oants- Reserved Seass 60 csnta Ticket
Once open IN the Forenoon from l0E to u o'clock.
Doors open at o'clock.
dsl6;ls2 RUFUs sOMERBI. Manager.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

OYSTERS OYSTERS IL. A. Gilbert, Is2
Ontario street, has the exclusive agency
for celebrated brand of Baltimore Oys-
ters' not to be excelled by any in town.
Country dealers supplied at lowest rates.
All orders promptly attended to.
L A. GILsERT, 1S2 Ontario St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
GptteaI
LII. soLoMoNsoN.

Practical and Scientific Optican, keeps the Iares,a
Assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old establishment, and having been eItensi
lively patronised, he has the confidence that a
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pa
lie favor. All his spectsoies Of the best quality
Of crystal glsssss ground under bis own inspeotoL
in all cases curing weakness dizziness, and impart
ing strength for long reading and hns sewing. Ar
tihoial eyes inserted without pain.
. 0FFI0E-lSO suparior-st., arst doe rTcn tns sn1
franco 10 the American Hotel
~ Beware Of traveller claiming 90 bs Br. scIo.
monson or bis Agent. iHIYel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

ARRTvALs.-Tho propellers Wisconsin
and Owego, the former from ngdensburgh
the latter from Buffalo, arrived at this
port on Saturday last. They are probably
the last craft of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

HeNoEABLT DIscHARsED. - Captain d. D,
Taylor, Tooth o. VI. and Second. Lieu
tenant Frank P. Stewart, 29th o. V. L,
have been recently hOnorably discharged
from the service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

FOURTH WARD RELIEF COuIrrTEE.-A
meeting of the Fourth Ward Ic -. .'om
mittee, will be held at the rcsidence of 5.
J. Miller, 139 Prospect street, this Monday
evening, at seven o'clock.
decl0:1S2 C. s. HoBas, Sec'v.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
ARRIVAL OF MAIns AT DEPOT


ARRIVAL OF MAIDS AT DEPOFi
Eastern Through SrrTves st 7:so A. NJ, 2l5 P. NJ,
and e.25 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives at 1923 A. II.
Western Through arrives at 9:Z0 b. d. $40 P. N
do Way arrives 81 2:65 p. n.
Eaudusky Way arrives At siib A. n.
fgrcluEat Through arrives st $50 A. n $40 P. n.
do Way arrives ct 6:6O p. NJ
Fittsburgh Through arrives at e:65 A. n.
Way Arrives at lni0 P. ~
RIShoning Way arrives at 10:g6 A. n.
IesdTi1s arrives OF 1925 A. n.
SsookpOrt, 10, arrives Tuesdays, ThuBdEyS and
Saturdays Of u n.
EgErrsnsVille arrives daily st l0.l5 A. n.
last Cleveland and EHclid strives daily A. d.
HOUR OF CLOSING The MAILS.
EAs.nRE THROUGH for Erie B1Halo, Boston. EsE
Fork, Hartford, aud PainesEilIs, GsasVa, AShtabu.
, and Oonneant, closes ct $50 A. u.
EAsTEzE TBE0Usz, for New York ouly, closes st
4 TaslEez ! ~ TEHsUss, To- Eris, BuhAO, Albany,
Eestoa. Haz TerE sHd ssrtloEd, closes Ct 500
EAsFsRE WAY, for ali points bsiweoa Cleveland
Z nd Erie, closes st E50 P d.
WEsTEas THBoUGH, for Tolodo, Dstrslt, OhieESr
snd Milwaukee closes ct T:l0 A. H., QeaTes $40
EeHt morning.
WrgfEKE THRoUqH soF Toledo Detroit, Ohiesgo
Itubuque, &c. Joseph and Cairo ooses at 900 P. n.
WEsEERH WAY, Tor sn points between OleYslHnd
md Toledo, closes At 1;45 P. n.
sAEDUEKY WAI, for Ssndusky and al interms-
diase points, closes At $50 P. n.
OIEdnEATI WAY, for all points bStWssn Cleveland
Snd Cincinnati, CLOSES at T:O5 a. n.
OTEOIEEATI THROUGH, for Columbia Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati closes ct Ts05 A. NJ.
OIs0uEkT14 THEoUsH, foE Columbus, Cincinnati,
Zouf-Yils, So. L0uis indianapolis, Zanss7ille and
Whselinz, closes At 600 P NJ
PF7TsSURsH TEBoUs1, fgT PIttsBGrsh Sas Essh-
iESssa, oio.ss st Ii;50 P. II.
FvvrssUseH WKT, for I'll points between OIsVO-
sand, Wslsytlls, and PittsburFh Harrisburg, Phil.
H6slPhia, Baltimore tnd Washington, olcses at 100
4. n.
EAH0EHa Wat, Coz ell points between Cleveland
md Youngstown, olcssl at 2.45 p. n.
MEADYILLE, closes st s:51 A. n.
MEDINA WAY, closes Ct T:3O 4. n.
Ro0KPoRT, &c, CLOSES ca fuesdaya Thursdays
And Saturdays, st12N.
WARREEsVTELE, closes daily, lO:S0A.h.
EAaF 0LsYEIAED and Euclid clos5z daily At 8
S.sM.
Hen snd Drop LcttoEs ara required By Isw 70 b
All ofy OrouiGrs are rsqRireato x prepaid With
y tgo-osat stamp.
omrs open from T:sO a. n. % f:sO P. N. On
Euo5Ey ifos Q 4. n. 10 1000 A. NJ.
Z. G5WLEs, P n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

PREsTIDIeITATEURIsN.-Professor ". J.
McAlisteF will open his budget of illusions,
wonders, etc., in Brainard's Hall, on Friday
evening next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

OLEVELAND PRACTISING .eaTs
NAe s n B L LY.-The Grand FANCY
DRESS and MAsQU aRADE BALI, OF the = -
eeason will he held at OHAPIH's HAIL. -.
WEDNESDAY EFENIEG, Dec 2sth. The Mana.
sers viii be happy to meet their many friends or
that occasion.
Oroers Tor Carriages may be left ct g. W. Gar.
ratt :, or with aHy Of the Msnagsrl o. Oommittea
ball koom Tickets, admitting Gent and LadisS,
VI %. Spectators 1iokets-Ggnts so csnts Lad{ei
S5 cents. -1f - ~-'
MANAsRRs-W. T. Turef, 7. GuE. Il. GALLOWAY.
= heaghin, O.Ms 6todafd N. MoardIs. =
FLOOR mAEAeER-S. ". Hen6riekBon
OoMHi THO. ~. He drickson, W. 81. Keashin.
=. d. May, v. ToWner, B, Bruce, ]. Dunn, W.
kesg, :. Soanlap, w. noBrids, Il. ToWner ldsIl:IsS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
CITY NEWS.

New flowers and ribbons opened this
at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
doo14:IsI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

No. 234 SUPERIOR STREET.. G. sholes
keeps at the above stand the largest and
best stock of boots and shoes in Cleveland.