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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

DR.. JoHx W. HuGHEs.-This unfortunate
man, the murderer of Miss Tamzen Psrsous,
of Bedford, will probably be sentenced on
Wednesday of this week. He says he ex-
pected the verdict rendered by the Jury,
and is content Herewith. Some eight or
ten days ago he solicited Rev. J.. A. Thome
to act as spiritual adviser, an Office which
the Reverend gentleman accepts.
q After the prisoner had been escorted TO- Jail,
on hearing the verdict rendered, he told the
Sheriff that the finding of the jury was Just,
and that having made his peace with God,
he should die content Had It been proper
he would-liked to have thanked all parties
for the kindness shown him. Rev. J. Mon
tIern held a season OF prayer with him i'm
mediately after he was conducted to his
cell. The prisoner entered into the exercise
with deep contritien1Ais iron nature giving
way and he weeping like a stricken child.
The Doctor is not kept in close confhe
nent during the day, bit Msjsr Robinson
ga bsr,' appointed his = Pecial guard, att
oading him by day and sic ePing in his cell
t sight. ma, b..d,rl
excited in the minds of the
!ss5 SDe = s-ttsisdnnee the prnfo undest,Pity
lot that the people consider hrR snnlties1
IL is adfudeed worthy Of death 2y all out
:. ;ntaIIiasrcs. gentlemanly department
ils iTeu have wrought up the
~vmpathies of the uublie' "heIhsr nl
entence (which mu It be thar q qsatnp
hall becommuted to life long ,mPriSonH
oFort 10 that end be made, remains tP
70 seen.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25


CofRr " COMMON PbEAs~Au the clVH
cases having been disposed OF, the available
"eSfe6jofthA court will be brodghttobeM nPt
on the large. number Of criminal cahses YET
TemaihnffuS On the docket? The businessOf
She term will. probably be concluded thl1
week. Saturday was a Busy day! If the
aes4ef.O legal news will refsTI to the THIRD
mare of this issue, he will sea hat"heYoc
Judge eofsnGerTy wrought in the. ranksO 4
the Iiauor, sellers of this city. 'as1l 81
he afso disposed Of the fGii6wing divorce
co.s. Frabcis E. McGarry u.s. Thomas u
isfersoa !g91cu4rIy 4@.%4F 1el
cree granted. Joseph s. Graphis' ESQ at
totneyfor plaintiff. 5fhEa )sEI .is9J
The following parties, indicted for Renit
tentfafy oRsnsesy verb oaErajgneds before
Judge Bolton, in courtroom No; l:.9il
sts,e Is. James Smith, 6prrfnelfds HigsIhE
sotto,u, and William Dickson; burglary
plea not guilty.
! State rs. James MITCHELL alias James
Clark; grand larceny; plea not guilty.
State Us. Robert S. williamson John
~Linkinfelter and George Bond; grand lar
ceny ; plea not guilty. ~G5AIL
State rs. Elizabeth Williamson -al'a I1onn
4 Williamson; receiving stolen proper'Sj
plea not guilty. @ ,.a,
/, State u.s.. Abraham osterkout; burglary
and larceny ; plea not guilty.
@Judge. Foote, in room No. 2, disposed Oh
this divorce case: Catherine Dressing rs.
Carl Dressing. Adultery. Decrso grantee
with $500 alimony.
Julia Gallagher, indicted for stabbin 9 WIN
intent to kill, having been arraigned ana
plead not guilty. was allowed to changehCF
plea to guilty Oh a charge of simple assault
and battery. She paid a fine Of $50 and
costs, and went her way rejoicing.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

TIE BEST JOKE OF THE SEAsoS.-It is well
known that the Grand Jury have been
forging thunder bolts, the last ten DAYS. %
be let loose on the liquor sellers of this city.
The bolt fell on Saturday, as is noticed else.
where. But-Cohsistency! thou art a Jewel.
The Grand Jury came in Saturday morning,
all save n member, nameless here forever
more. An attachment was issued to secure
the attendance il" court of this loiterer.
About half an hour after the set time, un-
certain steps are heard on the stairs, as Of
one plodding up with difficulty, and inla
state ofgrsatl encouragement" .FHA ian.
1tor opens the doOr, when he is addressed
by Mr.. Grand Juryman, wah, = GAcan u
tell (hic) me wheR@ic) the Grand .Jutj
TbOar (bictiSR'SJ - n s:'ci-I test i
-aThe cRhrtainifa II rla ,,s.. no.. ii .
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

The following dispatches we're received at the
Exehahge to-day ifS, -uTf r
BaltimoreAThere is no change in prices and
goods are held firm. %. -r.-
Philadelphia-The holders Of cotton goods are
very firm, but the market is less active. WOOlens
stsadv = ++r |.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

In flour there has been a variable aud active de-
mand and prices have slightly declined. We quote
extra State at SS,25@S,JO and shipping Ohio at
SS,5Ogg,OO.
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! AoADEHYoF MUsIC.-Miss Lottaconcluded'
her very successful two weeks engagement
at the Academy on Saturday evening, havr
ing placed herself in the front rank Of
cIeveland's favorites, and paved the way
for such a welcome, whenever she may
hereafter visit our city, as is accordedto but
few in the walks of the drama. We can
add nothing in the way Of praise to what
we have said from day to day concerning
the merits of this young lady-a mere child
in years. She has a bright future in store,
and we sincerely hope nothing may occur
to prevent the full fruition Of her efOrtt In
her profession. .
MI. John Ellsler having entered into an.
engagement with Mr.. J. E. McDOnough,
comedian, and Miss Kuhn, c~omedienne and
vocalist, these artists viii appearrthis evea4
ing in the Irish drama of "Miles Ma
lcoriean." afternoon a pa2 nee
viii be given by Mr.. Ellsler's cOppap,
presenting WEGls TONS Qaeia2
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
[speoial to CIorsIapd Daily LE.pre.l

PITsssJRGH, Dec. $500 p. n.
The Oil market is inactive. Holders ask an adj
vance, but buyers are not disposed to operate at
present. Sales Of Crnde are 200 bbIs at 20o, pack
ages returned, and SIC, packages included. There
is netting doing in Refined. Sales 500 bBls bond
ed, March delivery, at SIC free on cars. Sales $50
bbls Benzole, bonded, at 1sc. Navigation to Oil
City is suspended.
The total receipts Of Crude by river and rail for
the season amount to 92I, 100 bbIs.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

FrRE.-The alarm of fire was sounded at
$40 Saturday afternoon. The steamers ar
rived promptly at the scene, and found that
fire had broken out in the one-and-a-half
story frame dive ling house, No. 1 Rose
alley. 1t resulted from the careless use of
matches. The house was damaged but
sIiphtIv.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

C~aRaxER,s INQUEsT.-Coroner Prentice
held al -fnauest yesterday forenoon, at the
establishment of undertaken Howiahd' on
the BODY Of the man who wasrtn over neat
Columbus station BY q train on the C. {; q
c. road, last Friday afternoon, the remains
of whom were brought to this city on SAT
urda%. The inquest revealed nothing as to
the indentity of the man. lie is evidently
Alderman, and the shoes he had orbetoken
that he recently came over. They are The!
Old Country manufacture, heavy and the
soIes full of stout nails. He had on one or
two articles Of soldiers ,apparek His com
~piexion is light. Thelskin was not broken
or the muscles bruised. The engine struck
him in the back, breaking his spine and
causing instant death. The c~oFOuers jury
brought in a verdict of death by accident.
No blame is attached to the engineer. Sig
nal was given the man, but when it was
seen that he paid no attention to the same,
it was too late to stop the train. The man
was probably deaf. The remains will be
buried to-day by the C. C. & G. Railroad
Company, unless friends should identity
and claim the same, No papers or effects
were found on the body, by means Of which
his identity mightlbe discovered.
3HKIsTNAs NINA lL---%r-We CHANGED
to 90 into the meat market of Mr.. sGeu-
man, No. 1877 Ontario street, Saturday even
ing, and most ertainly did notfail to admire
his Christmas display of meats and the tru-
" admirable provision he has made for the
supply of the wants of the public, Most
assuredly, no shop on Ontario. street can
| compete with Mr.. stedman's in point of the
abundance of articles, the quality of meats
and that general air of elegance and stump
tuousness which a man who knows how TO
keep shop, never fails to throw over his
s"warese1 And yet thereis no tricksrY berei
to give a fine appearance. Mr.. stedmanhs4
no need to exc out the attractions q hH1
shop With display of evergreen and r~ossttes.
The meats speak for themselves, and show
f1ur-keH4sel#ss+witho the aid Of cheap,
| eauds.- EZit -s
We have never seen such magnificent
beef as thai pending from his hooks and
fepanepa+itGiEes one the conviction that
Mr. sfedman had been slaughtering all the
cattle on a Thousand hills, plus the bulls of
4 Bashanl And then he-can't be beat in
mutton, pork and poultry of all kinds. The
sight made our mouth water SO, we dared
not stay long for fear or ruinOus cOnse-
quencesI Il
People who seek for Christmas dinner,
meats "as is" meats, should go to stedman's
shop. They can find there just what they
want. .f
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

There will be a Christmas festival at the
Cleveland Orphan Asylum on the afternoon
of Tuesday, the 26th inst. Friends of the
Asylum who desire. to attend and to add tc
the enjoyment Of the orphans by their gifts
will bercordialIy welcome.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

lbat. meats.-on Iron, Except sheetl ordered in
lots sf2O tons, 121e per hundred pounds. s.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
l21zc per ktg.
JeTws-NOte or acceptance at sixty days, with
counl of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
ecipt of invoice. Payments to be inside in New
York exchange, Uhited States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty doIlars.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.,

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy ana Permanent Cure Of all Disease.
arising from Sexual Exeesses, or l-
Eco YOUTHFUL IEDISCRETIoNS,-
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
DresWs, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
NO CHANGE or DIET Is NECESSARY.
AndJthey can be. used without detection. Eacl
box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar. II yOl
GAun0t get them of your. Druggist, they will b
sent by mail, securely sealed, post paid, with fuT'
Instructions, that, insure a cure, on receipt OF the
money I; snd a ptmphlet Of 100 pages on the errors
Of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free;
ten ce1ta required tor pOatage- Address Dr.. j..
BRYAN, Consulting physician, 40, Broadway n
Y, P. o. Box 5079., Dealers can be supplied by
Dehaas, Barnes & Co, Wholesale Agents, NY.
-FoEsae by G+W.JhARH, Druggist, lis supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4r6cwkLtd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

yCOuETKsFEITHR CoLBURE.TBaFney Coli
burn, arrested by the police late. last, week
and handed over tolthe United Stftes Mari
shalifrpassing a leOunterfeitl f9foaollaf
Treasury note will beexamed thisrRoFRng
before Commissioner White Fhe ezstninat
ton was eO11menced on Fziday, but deferi
red, aS1nformation from ElyrfSTas deemed
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NEW ENGLANDHorsE.
DIED.

. HILLIARD-Of Consumption, fon Saturday
evening, December 23d, William h billiard. Aged
q years and 8 L months
Funeral Tuesday afternoon nj, 2 O'Clock from the
residences Of bis brother, Newton II. billiard, Sc.
Euclid street! Friends Areinvited to attend.
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Miss FidgettO-night at Brainard's Hall.

PERsoSAL.-General E. B. Tyler; formerly
Colonel of the eth o. V. L, was in the city
on Saturday. He is on his wedding tour,
having recently married a Baltimore lady.
We understand that he will make his home
hepceforth in that CITY.
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Compound interest notes are steady at 1O13
@IO6 buying and 1O23@1OS selling, for the

~ToGlOuS iSsu0s.
The total receipts of internal revenue from
the LIST of July last up to last evening were
$40, OOO,O 600. This sum will be increased to
100000 by the LIST of January, making,
at this rate, a grand total of S375, 5000, 900 per
rnnum.
During his recent visit to New York, Sec
rotary McCulloch is stated to have assured
those who spoke with him upon financial
matters that while he fully adhered to the
policy recommended in his animal report,
he designed tS Dc nothing that WOULD inter
fere with the smooth working of financial
affairs. He is also reported to have stated
that he will not be likely to place a loan,
upon the market during the remaindeg Of
the fiscal year, He, looks forward to q pro
Ff6hged easy money market, and higher
prices for p~ational securities. The Treasury,
E~lDepartmeht Bind very satisfactory coRdi-i
ton, as regards, cash on 6ald and the i'm
neutrality-suspicious. demands on it, >
LOCAL commercial circles Continue very
diff and the Proximity 61frthee Holidays and
the annual settling day serves Is ffh Sqs
the apathy ana &aghati6an.A We Heard of
no important transactions to-day in any de-,
ppaastheha iBresadstGifs' ai are 1n6fnninaIfy M.
changed. In Proyisio6s We h h6tto a deacfihe'
Of So, 90 psr'bbl n 'Pofk, &c pei b on Hams,
and 1c per ID on. Lard. Produce IS stieaadyy
and unchanged 'Hfghi#Effhheest are duh 1.-THE
decline noted yesterday. Petroleum IS I'M
changed, but very qdiet." 800 4
The Board of Trade adjourned over to
Tuesday; and business generally viii be
suspened during Monday.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
twenty-four hours ending at I o'clock this
morning, were as follows '1-A
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

P11Hos, ME1opEoss ND CABINET ORGANS.
1t viii be seen BY te=days paper that Nj.
George Han, of the Great Western-PisnO
Rooms, 1sfo4tariO street, offers liberal in
duce0ents 10 purchasefs of pianos: &c-1 A
visit to his rooms hn~aysubserve your interest
as he is a reliable dealer and always keeps
q large assortment
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

The WEBB srsrERs.-The kuOwn-tqffame
webb sisters will give an e~ntertainnfent in
Byainard's Hall tonight We arsnOt aP-
priAedFbat the pr6gramme1s, bit the ex-
hibitiop wiz doubtless Be a pleasant one.
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sew

,sar For Evening Edition News
) see inside. -JI csC
BEE5 For Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Inc annual p Ieettng of the Protestant
F49eme tqr4EAend sss stHsagetsiw win Be6eld IN
tuesday, Deef AHbet eth, in the paarrI6tAs Of
First p .~fesbyte1an 'Ckuhtchi, lat tbree
p. M.n".891iuuW' I(T > T5V'G sf5f1
% at51hi Li2IiAi.e.L ga sa-f ia3n {
IA "a hne- assortment Of meerschaaufm piues
ane.d gar holders, suitable, # for, cbiristnhs
gssslsnts' az A J. Hawks, 22s Superior
~ +seSB&1ZI.c Il. NJ s1cs..uxlr.- !
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CITY NEWS

N@P34E-Me shalt not issue our usual
evening edition this afternoon, nor will there
be apapert tomorrow morning.
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0eyeIaiidIro1 and nan NafFst

sATtRbIr, December g 1855.
Cleveland -Brqyn A Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers il Iron and Nails, Nos. @ and
81 Merwin street, report prices Unchanged, steady
and arm. The demand is less active, bhhs for the,
season is quite, LIBERAL and stocks are kept low
We quote: a4i af
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> cleveland wholesale Market.

l., - sAIphDAY EyEHINGy Dec, q, 1865.
FIOUr-vefy quiet prices unchanged. CITY
brands heldat- So OgIO,75 for Xxx red s11.5O
@li,75 for Xxx white. Country Brands Xxx red
S9,Oe@l0,OO; doxx white slO, 259Ily25. l111
Wheat-Dull, heavy and. nominal. We hoap
of no sales, and omit quotations.. .,
COrn-Quiet and without decided change. Sale
1 car new shelled from store at 57e. l
Oats-Nothing' doing. Held nominally at Ie@
42c from store. (,
Rye-Dun abdominal. q
BRrIey-Neglected and nominal. '
Dressed HOgs-In fair receipt, but the de-
mand from packers is still very limited. Prices are
steady at a range of l0@llc for fair to choice beayy.
Sales to-day Of 20, averaging 275 lbs, at lie.
PPrk-Declined, 200. City Mess now heIdlat
$500; Clear $500. 49,
tard-lo l9goE; He'd at a 4ae faF qi~tyrrsaaaciieA
in tierces, 2oc for do in kegs. - i
Hams-LoVer SugSr-cgred held at 23c. o.
,ShonldeTrsT7rHIssld qtI5c for city7cqreds g
Mess Bee3Steady at SIS, 90 f1re cit y-paeke
" Dried ~BeeE4helfat &c Tor ttylcdfei. I
ButterLIn 4faRf trsieGd snrana at 3ms3n for
good toGhoice igaB tissi roll aaddub.si OF
~Cheesc-QHiet and steady. Z Gesd. TO choice
Western Reserve and New York I6@2lc. "
Eggs-Hed ut 35@36c for fresh. Demand mod
POuIfry-In active demshdat f7sfse for Tur-
keys, I5dI6c for Chickens. az sbrh 600
HIghWines-DuH. Hold 1T g, 2od221. n
AIeobOEsteady, Held at $g4o@4,45 for %
psr UsEts Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, s 81. Men,
trail Proof Spirits s2,s5@2,4.
PetrOIeum-Free quiet and steady at 74a75c
OIIs-steady at the following prices:
inseed-....--. 539- Whale, W. B...-.s2 90
CArbOn--....-... 749 Toe Elephant, W. b 2 %
Lard---.-..--.S2 O0G2 80 Sperm, w. ST.. 90
Bank.---.--~. 81 40 Stralts----~-- 1 As
NeatsfOOt--.--9l So =
Dried AppIes-Quiet at I1@I2c for old, I4a
14ISc for new.
Green AppIeszQuietsapd steady. Good 10,
choice fruit held at s, OO95,O 90. .
POtatOes-Peachblows steady and in fair de-
mand at S0@s5c in car lots 81.
Beans-Held at S1,75@2,O0 for good to prime
white. 81
-Hay-Boose- selling at . range of IS, 90;
Beaten pressed at sO,OO922.UO. Market quiet. q
Clover Seed-In moderate demand at 81, rs.
Hickory Nuts-In fair demand at 1850
200 per bushel.
Lake Fish-whitefsh scarce and firm at
$500 per half Dbl; Pickerel S7.b0; Trout $500
al, so; Harrins 1910.
TaIIOW-city-re rendered held at I5c; country
rendered l3o.
F~eathers-In demand at sl,OOsI,1 10 for live
geese.
SaIt-Firm at 1885 for Fine 81, 60 for coars.
onondaga S2,55 for Saginaw.
AEc and POFter-steady. We quote: Pres
ont Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock xxx $500; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream s11,OO; Porter So, co.
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOPs-Firm. Held at a range of 10000 for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-st0ady. Barley Malt selling at 81, GO =
busheI.
water Ldmc-MarAet firm at s., 90 for Akron
and Oswego. - JttIc ls9snI
P1nster-PowelI'S land plaster 500 . ton:
Caloined $500 3 Dbl.
GrindsfOnes-Steady at the following prices
Berea, small size, per TOM. .......-fI6 OOM2O 90
Berea, large size, for machine shopsSz-- Is on
Black River, large, $500. II On
Independence, large, " --.-. IS %
4AAo 40 90
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Some fine imported cigars forthe holt
days can be found at Hawks 225 Superior
street. - HaIGEgrCO
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"To wnoAIr # tf1Y CoxcERx.@T6 all our
readers we wish ga merry Christmas" and
many a return of the merry time. ~
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

uosE.-Lady readers need not BLUSH, Tor
we are only going to remark that 500 feet.
of new hose have just been received byShe!
Fire Department Of this city, and that 20
feet more are on the way from C~incinnativ
This supply is procured toiobviate thediff-'
culties and mischief arising ffOfa having all
the available hose frozen up ia4EirtSx Had
there been a reserve hose last WintR<~fveh'
Brewery need not have been eSasumed "a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

THE MOST fashionable Patterns are to be
found at the Pattern Bazaar, of Mrs. Pats
and Miss Virgins, room No. Z Lyman's
Block, third story.
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local NOTICES.


ohan..--u+r M,
t~"r~n. .-~-~ tnt.v,oss ny
- - TIa
- r. hsalthi Init we misuse them and thav .
-. w. ,rbiact Thorn to exposrre we overtasL
them. we overload the stomach. we nepI.ct tbe
bowels. We plunge ont of rooms hotter than Tho
tropics into an, atmosphere below tr,ezipg noin,
and in various other ways triae with, onr baoIth
But these frames of ours are wonderful ma
chimes, and we can. by the use of the PROPER
MEANS, so INYIGoRATE and
tbam a 6 to render them almost nroof aoainst a.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
BRTTAN,s LEE PILLS. a..

OhAE DLONDfr -
Remove Headache, Dizziness, -Giddiness, DroW5i
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
o BoWels, r.... .-r..
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debllitated. and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH
Try themi They only cost % cents, and if yol
cannot get theme Of your Druggis1, send the none,
to Dr.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, az Broad
way, P. o. Box 5g79, aud they VIII be sent by re
turn NAL post paid. Dealers supplied by Demss
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, ug; Supe.
riOr street. GlsVslaud-T rol-su seuf ri. waL6kd
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/AAfSss- T0-DIY-MsneseErsA an
.h6upees amst16esae<be AcademE Of Mu-
sic this sftfrhSehyJwynOlsl TONES Ctbin7
viii be b~resented. We doubt not "a large
crowd wtfbe In ~attendafcs-
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Mining StockLDec. q.

The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls 26L5, Franklin 3914; Hancock ~,
Isle Royal 14%; Minnesota q; QUINCY 5JT,
Bay State 117z,
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! cHArsrMAs FEsrIYAL.-A Christmas festi-
val will be given at the Orphan Asylum to-
morrow. .afternoap. Sucn frivudS Uf. thia
charitable institution as would like to be
present and contribute to the festival are
cordially invited SO'attend.
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$4,000 Rcward.-The above

CTUART'S BEST SYRUP-Very light
- color, NEST delicious flavor, and considered by
many superior to Maple Syrup. For sale by
deco CHVRcRIL4 \ BRQEHEs,