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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Academy Of Mnsie-Hankee Locke.
Young Mss-Situation Wanted-LoceI Notice
las 0ntario-st.-Fo S9ie-House and Lot.
James Brokenshire-Front Room 10 Rent.
Loring-The Gayworthys.
C. W. Crowell & C~o.-Sewing Machines.
Clark & Barker-Salesman Wanted.
d. B.-Iiooms Wanted
20 Rockwell-st House aud Lot for Sale.
J. II. Dewitt & Co.-Sacks, ClOaks, sc.
VIM. V. Tousiey-House and Lot for Sale.
lbs Prospect-st-GirI Wanted.
w. n. j W. +. Porter-Agents Wanted.
n. Page-Peddiers Wanted.
o. Cutter & Son-Local Notice.
SozOdOnt-Local Notice.
Morrison ~Foster-HoOp Iron.
Dos Pittsburgh st.-Girl Wanted.
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OYSTER BAY.-No. 10 Bank g%street, two
doors south of the Academy of Music, is the
best place in Cleveland to get shell oysters.
Wines, liquors and cigars at the bar. The
restaurant is supplied with everything eat
able. Free lunch every morning at 10
o'clock. st C. RANDALL, Prop'r.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

Z LAD UP.-The bark Levi Rawson, of Buff
ialo, and the schooners Vim. Shupe of Milan,
Eliza Logan, of Buffalo, and S. H. Kimball,
Of Cleveland, stripped of their gear yester-
day, and will immediately go into winter
quarters.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29
CITY NEWS

RFsIGyArIox.-Mr. B. P. Bower, Trustee
of the Fifth Ward, sent in his resignation
to the City Council lat night. Having
changed his residence to Newburgh, the
resi- snation was accepted by that body.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

after piece tonight is eminently diverting.
1t is entitled "The Basement Belle"
CLEVELAND BUSINESS COLLEGE.-The Cleve-
land Business and TeIegraphic College
stands unriyalled as an educator in its field
of labor. 1t has beyond question more
graduates occupying frst-class positions
than all the commercial schools in the
State combined, excepting, possibly, Gin
einnati. There is scarcely a city of the
Union that has mot It's representatives. tt
is established upon basis involving anex
penditure that no other school Of the State
can support, while at the same time each
students expense, though small, purchases
for him a greater business education than is
procured at any cost in any school outside
the chain. The Practical Department is a
prodigy of itself. A neat currency in cir
eulation, merchandise bought and sold,
goods shipped and received, insurance
policies taken out, bills, drafts, notes, re-
eeipts and orders issued and received, de-
posits made and checks drawn, invoices,
accounts-sales, accounts-currents, bills of
lading, and bills Of goods rendered.
this impresses US with the fact that practice
without a practical department, represen-
tatives Of money and goods, or even tran
sactions, is as the shadow to the obiect-a
grim practice Cleveland being a city of
commercial Importance, affords superior in
ducements to young gentlemen educating
for, and DESTROYS of, positions. Country
towns will do for writing schools, but only
commercial cities sustain Business Colleges.
For information address E. r. FELTON,.
Principal.
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Money Mapket-NOv. 2s.
Milwaukee Market-NOv. rs.

MONEY-steady at 7 2 cent.
SrEELISG-Qniet at 1096lDaaS.
GOLD-More active and hrm-r, opening at Il7L,
TO I4SL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

LITERARY AND SOCIAL cLUB.-The Literary
and Social Club of which Rev. J.. II. Ry-
lance is President, will meet at half past
seven o'clock this evening in the parlors Of
St. Pauls Chapel. The question for debate
is: "Ought Dramatic Representations to be
Patronized by the Public ?" %
In this connection we would correct a
wrong impression that has got abroad
This Club is not sectarian in character.
Rev. Mr.. Rylance attends the meetings
simply in an individual capacity. The
meetings are held in the parlors of that
church chapel because it is the only avail
able place. All are invited to attend.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

HIyrs OF SSow-The sky was full of
signs Ct snow yesterday. The air had the
snow chill, ami the clouds bore the leaden
hue indicative of as approaching snow
souqU
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

STEAM TUG BGRNED.-The tug Pilot TOOK
fire at the lock at Algonac a few days since,
and was completely destroyed. During the
progress of the flames, she listed oyer in the
channel and her boiler rolled out. She
was of the small class was owned by Capt.
Dana, and insured.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

AcAPEMY OF MUsIc.-A good house wit
messed, last evening, the second representa-
ton of "Ten Nights III a Bar Room" The
piece was well put upon the stage, and did
not fail to call forth the warmest applause
of the audience. twill be presented again
tonight, and, We doubt not, with general
favor.
The after piece last evening, "The Swiss
Cottage" was SO well presented, and en-
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Osvepo Market-Noy. rs

FLoUR-Steady. Sales al ss,s5G9,OO for No. I
spring; Sl0,2 p @lo,50 for red winter; Su, 254
H. 80 for white; Sl2, 25@12.5O for XIX.
WHEAT-Duil. Sales Of No I Milwaukee club at
l,SO, and small lots OF white Canada at s., }2N
2.43.
CoRS-In demand for shipment. No. I IRdiaaa
SIMs2c.
Barley and other grains aViet,
CANAL FREGGHTs-Engagemcnts made this
morning at tSo On aour and lc on wheat to New
York.
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RuRaIo sIarEet-Nor. Is.

FLOUR-Unchangei.
WHEAT-In light milling reqUest. Milwaukee
spring per sample at sl,4OGl,5J NJ. 1 At Sl,6i.
CORN-7jg17c.
BARLEY-S100@i ,OS-
RYE-Sales at 124soc-
PEAs-SI,GO-
PoHK-S3l, 90.
WHISKY-Sales at S2,3l.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Wh heat to Rochester 5LM5e.
IMPORTs-S,7 O2 bbls -four; SU,sJ1 bush wheat;
Is, 904 bu corn l3,4i7 bu oats; 1913 bu barley.
CANAL EXPORTs-Z,622 bhls -four; 3S, $50 bush
wheat; 7,5l2 bu corn; 10, 80 bu oats.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

STEAMER HURoN.-The Toledo Blade says
Capt. d. Gale has recovered the hull of his
steamer Huron, sunk in Saginaw river,
He intends to repair the hull and again put
his vessel in commission.
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OPTICIANS

"Eour community VIII NOT be deceived to deal
with those who make FALSE PRETENsIONS.
The only way to sars ggiT eye s9bs IS by prOyi-
dug yourselves with q pair Of go0dspeciaeles which
can only be obtained at the old established and we'll
known Optical Institute Of Mr.. SOLOMONSON'S,
$50 Superior street, under the American.
80 Beware of travellers claiming to be Mr., Solo
mons0n or his Agent, ool2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

SCOw SUNSHINE RAIsED.-The tug Prinde-
vile, which vent to the relief of this vessel
a day or two since, with steam pumps, re-
turned to Detroit Monday forenoon with that
craft in tow, which has. been placed in Cap
tain Jones dry-dock for repairs.
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Marine News.

LAID UP-The revenue cutter s.. p, Chase
has laid up in the harbor at Ogdensburgh.
BRIG ANDEs.-The brig Andes, recently
water logged at Green Bay, has keeH toYed
into Chicago and repaired.
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PORK HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
MENTo Of A. M0REHOUSE q SON, at Pre-
mont. Ohio, is offered for sale, together with tools
snd fixtures, all in compiete order. The building
Il situated near the c. A 7. L. r., on the sandus-
Nv river. in a desirable location. There are two
smoke houses conveniently located meas the Pack
snscnlation. For terms, &c, apply personally or
"a letter o CHARLES H. kREBs, Agent,
fremont. Ohio, or to MOREHOUSE,
AGO, Commission Merchants, lfz West water
street, Milwaukee, Wis 19ys.zle
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE IN
II Newburgh Township, good soul more thah
eranarR "a fruit house. The land Is IN FAR order,
Pos~EFnssNa first OF April next Apply At 20
sRd& sE0. D, BECK. noYSKS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

SHERNAN's MARCH THROUGH THE SoUTH.
With Sketches and Incidents of the Cam
paign. By Capt. David P. COnyngham.
New York: Sheldon & Co. 1865.
1t is certain that, as Sherman's story Will
never lack for t%ellers, it will never go beg
ging for readers. If the story of the Retreat
Of the Ten Thousand should not only hold
its place, but even gather lustre as the cen
turtles have rolled away, how must it fare
with the tale of a Victorious March like that
of Sherman's through the South.
We nave here another account of that
series of wonderful exploits, given by a war
correspondent of the New York Herald, who
accompanied the army, and was eye wit
ness CT what he describes. The book should,
therefore, have the merit of fidelity to fact
and truth. That is what readers want
fidelity. They can well dispense with
iorid writing and rhetoric. The march is
its w poem and song.
For sale by Ingham and Bragg.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. p, 1865.
FreiEhfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29

DEATH OF A LAKE CAPTAIN.-CaPtain Jo-
seph Goliath, a lake master for the past
fourteen years, and late of the schooner
Peoria, died in Chicago q few days since.
Captain Goliath was widely known as an
honest, true hearted sailor, and had hosts of
friends.
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New Rocks.

THE GGrwoRrHrs. A Novel. Boston ; Lo-
ing, Publisher, 1865.
American ladies and gentlemen travelling
in England, are amazed and delighted to
find this american Novel;" The Gag-
loOrthys, welcomed with such warmth and
enthusiasm by the cultivated and infuen-
tial in all parts of the kingdom. They are
wild over it, and no American book since
'Uncle Tom" is SO universally known, read
and talked about.
The London journals, without exception,
have given it a cordial welcome and recon :
mendation to popular favor, devoting to 1t
more space han is their custom, even with
their favored authors.
The sixth American edition is for sale by
Olmsted brothers, Cobb, Andrews 4 Co., and
by all other booksellers. Price two dollars
in cloth.
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Railroad Intelligence.

RAILROAD MEETIxG.-The Detroit Tribune
says that several of the prominent citizens
Of that city have taken iniatory steps to as
certain the views of the people in reference
to the Importance of railroad communication
with the northern portion of the State, and
were to have held a meeting for an express
sion of sentiment, on Monday night last.
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braced so many strong popular points, that
the representation ~eonvulsed the house. The
after piece tonight is eminently diverting.
1t is entitled "The Basement Belle"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29
RUssELL's FOREST CITY HOUSE.

J Andrew, Boston : Palmer. Philadelphia
Z U + Macy, city J Crawford, seville, q
y AAaIcIRtDsh, Iich a j Root. Medina
Q W Brown 4 |, Toledo 5 Knapp, Dover
kerns, Cincinnati II 5 Scott, Russell
j IL CrOman, Batavia w Jordan, Medina
CT Wheeler, Derca J Z Buckwalter. Medina
c L Johnson, Canada III Potter & fam, city
" L WhittOn. Buffalo G keluey, Canada
\ Chapman 4 wi, Hun'tnJ b Case * VT, Toledo
Miss French do 5 Griggs, Detroit
j + Dewey, Norwalk Grimes, Kcut
II Rose ia Carter, Marion
J X Johnson 81 ,~Columb'sS Williams tyyf. Mansfield
y Il Foster, Clyde T Burrows VT do
! II Meyer, Elnore DR. Babcopk, MEDINA
HAgnrr, L Liverpool j ii Taylor, Aurora
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INTERNAL REVENUE MANUAL.

We have just publi.heds MANUAL OF THE lNThkNA A.
REVENUE. prepared by CHARLES N EhkRsoS' ESQ., 'ho
Assessor OF the Tenth Massschusets District 80
This work unlike any which has preceded ", whl IN
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20 afford 10 those officers practical wade and to the
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Real Gstate for Sale.
INVALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
TUX SALE
4 ON THE HUDSON RIVER,
100 MILLS FROM THE CITY OF NETWORK,
IN THE VILLAGE or SAUGERTlES.

This valuable property h known as tie ssu.erie, Lead
aud Pain: Work, ard il IN the village OF sauger'ies
on he iuison Eyer 10 nile. from Atwiofk CITY sni con
sii large Stone mill 2l5xio aud tree stones hsh ''u'
WOO Zen buildings. formerly used ss c'rodhs "ol'S''
l59IG feet two l9,l3 feet end 4sxo feet Stone "''
house. 5OrJ2 bris carpenters shop tS2' fre'i QUE '''"
hui dug 2t15 feet erd comnodions stone d"ehs 'o',
with GOOD garden stacLrd The lii ha' she s''1"se'
nverfnng wasrpower, driving an o'ef'ho "Hes o. A"'
REQUIRED SIC TIE whole property embraces e'ou' SIX
Of ground Tue mill 4, equally well sdipted Tor COTTON
en-. paper, almost sny other description u
The ptorery il very egbly located having day Aeee'
M fIud,on River ai,road and steamboat direct from
ao"s'''''' "PP' WIN r. RAYNOR. No. piue.t.
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". n. PARKHURsT. Ca1i. md I. s
OY,ics CulvF CoanIssAgY ~ SCBssT NCSl
DIPARTxESr o. NOlru tAG0LiSA

DIPARTxENr o. NOAru tAgoLiSA. 7
hsLEIGH. -. L. >, pt. ., ~
SEALED PROPOSALS an CsIplica,e) will 10
y received ~ this oare unN lO O'clock Os SAftR.
DAY ne yHh inst Tor roe purchase Of ~ o lsbOJlVS
and 4 as g.lon- RECuRlED WHISKY now n s,oss .
Nswh,ru sud 80 gallons RECIitiLD WHISKY, nos n
store Moschesd ~.
Bids will received for the hoe any part tnp rss
q m harr-il Of each o.. the above lots
The nj sht TO reject all bids l. ryrd
Samples be By spplyget Capt W = Phn,s
C. : st Negoefu Cent, g. " Chlnd er. C. $, a. Ner-
he.d city Successful bidders will BE- tired 10 remove no
Whisky before the 10th " October. Tim- cash. on 20
livery. a. Government funds. :,
Pr0posls viii have copy OF this eAgerement sttsehsa
and will De- Endorsed the envelope. ffopo. ~ the pf
chase OF Whisky J. w. BAKkloEh,
Captain and c. =. U. s A., CLoi {. ;. Dep- Q! y. T.
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Proposals.
NAVY DErAnrsEsr. BUREAU o, Pxo,uuoss I
ND NLUfHIhU II, I50o. J
NRESH BEEF AND NEGETABLES-

ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-
l. SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposal. for Fra
Beef and e,etsbe viii be received at this Bureau urtil
O'Clock D. n the 18th day Of September inst for the sup
FRESH VEGETABLES, G the Now-logk Navy ard ana
siion required The Beef aud Vegetable. must be %
good quality and the best the market aord and earh sriic;
Be oii,red for by pound The beef be In eqsa
proportions. fore and hind quarters.
Bonds with approved security VIII he required In hall
the of the CONTRACT ard twenty per cent IN
addition VII be withheld rou the smoun Of each payment
be made collateral security for the due Performance Of ts
contract when will account, be paid until it folly
complied with.
Every Offer made he accompanied bye written mar
rnty Signed by esponibe persons that tbs bid
der bidders will II his their bid be accepted enter nto
within hv- days with good and sufficient saes
tea. to furnish III. articles proposed
No rroposs viii b. dered unless panied By such
guaranty and by satisfactory evidence that the bijer
regular dealer in The articles proposed aud Las the 70
Qurod by law.
The Department the RICH. 20 reject any poposa
not considered advantageous to the GovernlrroL
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A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
"A IN THE UNITED STATES TO CANVASS foh
THE SCOUT AND RANGER,

BY Corporal PIxx OF tho 9Th Ohio Cavalry.
Coma ming ss tuu-face Illustrations -
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sale on receipt OF 81 80. J. K. HAWLEf GO;
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Sues ljaien! Eamrs.

team be tiled trimmed ana lighted without removing The
SHADE or CHIMNEY. -. - - - -.
GREAT SAVING OF GLASS AS WELL AS OH!
WE INV TIE the ATTENTION Of the TRADE GfNsk'
ALLY to large assortment Of CHANDELIERS ani HAsS-
ING LAMPS. BRACKET AMI TABLE LAMrS also Wy
PATE NJ ATTACHING NJ. which consists of an lMPkOSEg
SHADE CHIMNEY and BURNER, conveniently eomoi"@e
and made applicable any Table Lamps and han
Tiers aready in thus giving them the advantages o.
lighting hlng Ac wihout ,,n.oria9 ne sbfdc or etmse
IL can also be attached al kinds of GAS FIXTURES
place OF the common burier.
: DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS with ilas,raton. gricrS
&C. to all applicants. Lamps shipped tRElGhI tAIps
receipt OF the from places where they are NOT of
LIBERAL TERMS TO DEALEh<o.
JULIUS IVES & Co. No. 10 Beekman st.. NeW'f"s-
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Brig Gen ,ud Chief Of Rail ia and River Ts.a.porsiIan


suBsIsrEscx OFFICE q. :. Army No. ~ sccrH-sr.,l
AL isogg, Nd. sep -ubcr ~ los.
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, viii ia
- received Office uutii l. noo fklDAf Septep
be- 81 let5, tor purchase O! about ONE IHOyNANB
SEVEN HUNDRED AND Firfi HEAD W f.siMs
BEEF CkTfLE ia lots o. ten snd upward.
These Cattle al 20 prime c0nd 0u having been o, Hrd
severa D.. md daily WITH hiy ud corn, sd asc fuJ
equal sny offered n masrt. 80 rry ca oprOfDnty ~
the purchase o. extra tne beef il So DON found
Proposals ,te the number l. ploposedto rlrclsS
and the price per pound gross.
The we th.d by the State Weigher delivery,
and TIE ts rendered 0y HIM, TO BE- tie sanl4iasJ
wiich all bis - be srtted
# sale cash la Govern fIuds deposit o. ny
5Jl per De- abe u0,cs Ou 81 .cctQ ucc CO Do
the balance TO o. paid when tnr Cat,lr gre delivered
Successful ters &c be allowed zen days IL en- 20 enors
their stock. 49,.
IN. Cattle BE- e,sml. "a AZ any time from ar Gte Of -1
adver i-sintnI I'll september D. om 10 r. t p ui csFf
the United State Cate Corral adjoining the OoseinmsAI
day : ali On the Franklin road near lilir. $500
The uut-rgfe I'd the ltt0 yect any Or az OiS
fh.y Ar dr-i-d ee0ns 70 tir niei STACK
The lots Wi BE- arranged numerically tom Nos TO I,I'
and srls vii he made 10 - order unless T-1'
trusr ot may be d--ssted n tn bid In no case VA 40
.kir Mug Of nrt be- uo allowed.
Proposals mus. he upou ark for. furnished 70 III, obos
re vii receive ,eauon uness tie sais Do sc"
paid.
Beet at, . scale, and addressed Co -hr uule ei.'ed
By ogGerof bEsytt Bus..6en. tdO.lAN WILSON,
- C. =, H. 3 4.
W. II. PARKHURSr, Cspt. md G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
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