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New Advertisements. PIANO WANTED. Wanted to Kent, from 6 to 12 month, a food Pi.no. Address, with term and wlicre it niay eeon, boa Cleveland Putc trice, tanf LUST. On Sunday even in fc, in gong insmaa at reet car ihroush th Pmk to Church, a green Cflim'-re l-srf.

The riod- in ue ntal.il rewarded b) leaving it at fc Superior street I70K SALK Two new Double Wa-L on. Enquire 53 Cberuela-u of BltltJOS A BALU. BOARD TWO PERSONS CAN BK accommodated with board and rooms at Nt. it, Chialiiro ii nut. jaiwlH FOB SALK A.

LIGHT OPEN BUU-GY, B'-arlr now; lo, a single Uarucns aii wnti-ttkin JKob. oquiioit Lake stn-l. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A House if of fir or woTftn ner th1 KTrrt enra. Address N. A.

ltraal r' Lum i'ubhc frjUavro. AnTED IMMEDIATELY, at So. 4fv Public Sqwure, two pood jrirlfi, fully competent do diiiiag nxm aa-i tLailr work, who ohh bring good VXTAXTED IMMEDIATELY -FOK I tbf Quartermaster's Dtartmnt, INssnvi iet i. ud Wood Chopir. ae-.

4 i-r inontti and r-tio'is. Apply M. Agtnt. ConinKTciai iloTJ, C4uTlaii1. OhUt.

tea Cleveland 1 awlaj n- HAKNESS SHOP AND TORE For SALE. HARN'B SHOP, HTOCK and FIX- TUUtS ruU -Ai-t. in ui'Piun, aomc a s-toa vui nm. Aliaa Btro Wf-11 lotntttd fur Ln nntm af liout. hilltt ia L'ininanv.

or of aubrhber on the prom tea. rfABlKd BAILKV, n'OUB OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN obtain Board at No. Pituhurg ainet. 01 Art BUSHELS CURED CHEST- VUTStn stor anj for sale by J. B.OLKNN a CO.

133 Oman btreet. CTOLEN or broke loose from the sub- rOscribw In Streotaboro. small Mnht bay marc, tn Tear old. wiih two whif? itt. the left loro foot and the right hind foot, a white pot on the noie, a lew white hairs on the forbea 1, with sa leiemarka.

Whoever will return 'paid animal or give inlorma- tiou where sho can bo loo ad, will Iks ni-crahy re wardod. jalub rAbi; au-witiooro, Dec. :3, ISM. L'OK tiAJuK A DRUG bTOiii-WITU stock, fumtttirt and fixture. AIbo, a Peddling Hgun, ux good order, naruvs.

siocK, and rouie. Knquiret'f Messrs. L(JN. LtKK A j.o. 1S5 Wateratreet, or address Box i Oa- nai oiion, fatart county, U.

Fait SAUt HOUSii AND LOT ON forest Gtrefrt. Boose larire and oommodions Lot 1 t'tutit by with an abanaanue ot tine thratbry, a id Ood fni and barn. Terms L'ARM TOR AL 1 CON TAIN IN thirty acroa of first-rate land under Rood cultira-U-n, situatd ii. tho town iup Newburi; live xq ilea rein CM'eUuid. Thorn arowor Hjyouun fruit troos, noma irapee and small fruita, rood barn, lim-claiw unildsne t.r crariarv.

small honk1. Ac. For torm ttodlurtherparucalan aptytoU0. I. BKCK.27U oapoilor street.

ocii fZii i'UUi HOKBy ADVANCED Olf.Ul'U tn enmsto suit at the old stand and wtU-kncwn WAONKH8 LOAH 01TF10K, on tjetoritioa of eory kind. Ttz: tfold and Bliver Watcut, Diamonds. Silver Ware, Jewolry, Onus, pliUtla. iry Goods, Pianos, Mblodeooa, and ail property ana articles 01 vaice, on the Boat At, tin factory terma. Boainesa strict.

pri vate. stabltbed Ibftl. M. B. A varkty of nn-redoemed Watchca, Jwby, tiana, Ac, tar asde at kar (rams.

Ofiloe vuer Water and 6n parlor itraata. Ofr and rtuwi uiouung otore. "ooUtf J. O. A W.

WAQSEB. AND FOR SALK SIXTY ACRES ot Land tn lota from three to eisht acres, or in iinartiLtaii. LadiI ia bounded as fallows: ihi tiie north by tit. Clair road, on the west by ileon winn and on the aonth bv tsonerior struct exten sion, and is known as the 8trliii Farm. The above described land ismst oat of the city limits.

Ennlre of M. M. bPAGLi.Ji, or Alias H.S. bl'ULlNG, 62 snciM street. AGENTS WANTED tor thb Nubsb AN If SPY, tho most interesting and exciting book ever published, embracing th) Adven tares of a iu oil ia the Union Army as Kuroe, scoat and tipy.

a most vivid inner Dicture tne War. K- ri't3anl disabled offlcen and aolkera in want of pro titaute employment, win nuu upocuuarty aaaptoa to Uit'ir couumou. tioitaa exwa. w.t kjU' mi rat utreet, riuua rphia, p. rioji $70 7A A MONTH 1 I WANT AGENTH everywhere, at 70 a month, exnensea eald.

to nail FirrxES Asttcles. the boat over one rod. nil particnlars rjixx. Addreca OTIS T. GAKKV, Bidde- ora.

jnaine. A MONTHI Agents 1 everrwhere to introdnoe 8hiw a CLiaaa 8ix- TT.EJl 1H)LLAJI A MILT bEWlMO the ONLY tow price machine in tu oonntry which it LicxNttED i-y Grover a Baker, Wneoler Wilson, iiowe, binder A 00., and Bacuslder. balary mai axpenitee, or large vDbiiiiisaionsaiiowea. Atxott.ur macmn now soiu torues than forty dollars eacb are nTE emkmts, and tne se ller and Qscr liablk. llictratod circnlara D- W.

CAGE. licensed War Claim Agent. And Attorney Law, Collects Bcmntlea, Pcnsi jus, Back Pay. Prize Uocey ano otner ar uiatms. Personal attention ia given to the prosecnt'on Of (Jlaims tn the Departments at Waanington.

Ail persona harkix GUI ma shonld apply In person, or by letter, at once, and they will receive promyt attention. 1GS 8n parlor aeveland, O.JI (BnvtvnmtttUl, AJeiBTANT QUABTERXASTEB'S OFFICE, Olxtilavd. Jan. 3d, ON AND AFTER THIS 11 date, Horses onerfd lorsa tothe Uuittdntfttes will be inspected at the GoTtrnment Corral on the xieignta. tioora for Inspection will be as follows From 10 to 12 o'clock a.

44 W. r. M. BASIL L. Bl'ANGLEB, Capt.

and A. Q. Itf Proposals for Kevenue fcteam Cotters on tbe Lakes. TBEA6UBT DKPAUTMF.NT, Deoember z4tb, PROPOSALS "WILL BE RECEIVED at this Department nntll 12 M. Monday, the ictb day of January next, for the construct! of three or tocr Bevenoe Bteam Cutters (slde-wheeij tor the upper liakea, and one or more fur Lake Spedflcatlonf In detail will be fornlehtd bidders on application in person, or by letter to this impertinent, or to the Collectors of the Customs at Boston, Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and the Coll oc tore at the principal Lake ports.

The proposals should be sealed and addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, and endorsed on the envelope, "Proposals for Building Revenue bteam Cotter." W. P. FR38ENDKN. Secretary of the Treasury. COAL.

PUKE CHIPPEWA AND MINEKAL nxxTwa oomi lor aaie at retail Dy morris (i1c Ko. 5, Jokmaeaiw Hm-ine Block, TV OF BITCB 8TBF.IT. li i JON 18, gtfjr bohisai and B.UU Itoaier tn Teln, Coloisbiui nd fttppewa COALS. illo, oi O. a P.

E. U. Pier. Also, Offloe and Yard at Enclld atreet B. B.

OroaalnK. Ooalofaa Qaalfty for BTT.AM, GAB, ETOVLS Offloe or Bonae Tj. Alao, AaU'HBAOITIS OOS-i. ta Urge or anmll arantltiea. Orders napitfaiiyaoUoltt and promptly attend, ad to.

Ool lor jnlthiac kapt eonatantly on hand, task Tarma. cam. QOAL AT HETAIJU Willow Eaak, (MaaeUion) Tallmadce, Tunnel, Nat ftod Slack txA alao, Lehigh and Laakawana Coal, large and nuall ag, at our Yard, foot of West Blier street. BhODBS, OABD ATER'3 CHEBBY FiCTOBAL Ayer't Puis, Ayer's Baraapari'la, cod Ayer's Oare gesntne preparatlona, for aaie c. CHEBCHIIiL BBOTBBB, Jan5 Drnggtita, IM Ontario aCTeet.

LADIES' HEMSTITCH-KD HAND-KEHCHIXF8 Embroidered and Plain. TAYLOB, GBlWOU dtfa 217 Superior atnet. AliCOHOI FOB SALS AT THK kwt market rt by CHUBOHTLL FBOTHtB, dalO DroEjdata, UO Ontario It. FANCY ClGAB-STAJsDS, BOOK-Backs, Brackets, for the Holidays, at clS COWXKS'S, 1ST WaddaU Hono. rilHB FtNKST ASSOBTMENT OF Ios Pitckera, eobleta and Trays la the city, at aoa COWLC8', 1ST Waddail Boom.

SUPERIOR Cliyiland, O. (Entrance through Hawks' Store.) JOSIFH IBILISD, Architect, Assocfat Member of tha Amiican Inntitata of Arcaitttcta, and fonnerlj pnpil of E. O. Hat6e.il, Aai. I tii Arch'ts.

New Tork City. riect-taity anoonttfa that baa opened an cflic above, where be mar be ronanlted on and after Monday, January iift, VaOS. HftTint had a large experience of avretal yn. in Scw York eity, he olirrs to the public bii protV39ir.11... aervict-s In the practice of MeUrn Aict.ltcture as an Art.

The Public, particularly thoae a bent to bnild, aie invited to call and inspect original deigns; O-'inmiinicationsbyniait promptly atteudi-d to. jantitina TRAVELER'S REGISTER. OlPAltTPRlftV, r. m. a Atlantic t) -5J tt ir.

A. AG. MabonlBK Branch. 3:15 Laiko oMro, kitle.n... Conneaai A Srie Aoooninjodatloa.

PHtsbnrgh Whtlint ti.t'j 1 80 Cleveland A Fittabnrg, 3:15 ferft 9.45 Hh-ii; Toletlo- 8-Iw Becdusey 4 DCroU feieJ AKRIVAL, Atlantic A GrtAt Wtera :13 A. A.G. Brsncn Lak Miortju Cleveland A K-ria 2 15 0:25 FltteboHfefr WEtelu.jt aA lO-lft 01inmr.tri Toledo 2D v4Xl 91s Datioit MTOUlKens ulrtblnK ottnreyaore to tith-r it abovo Trains or Hoate, will be ati for by ol eutvoua' Omnibus Line, by leaving their addrts at tbe Omnibus Ofiioe, liT upwiiur beat oour to tub vauirfi rtoueti. SECOND NATIONAL BANK, OF CI.EVEI.A9iD. Fiscal Agent ind Designattd Ihposlta ry of the United States.

a ntfaonsefl Bnbcri)tlon agenta for tho New Lnan oi 7 3-10 TBKASUKY NOTES Oo which will allow a liberal ocmmlaalon to U.I-.r. Will kep on hand for aal. VSTTFD fTA TFS 5-40 BONf'S, UXITF.I) (STATKK 10-0 BOS VS. VSITED htATF.3 BONUS OF IhSl. VKITED STATES 7-30 TBEASCBr KOTFg.

Will pnrrhaw at higboat market rlx. OOIN, COIN V. B. QUARTEUM ASTER'S VOOOBFRS, CEBT1FI0ATE8 OF IN DEETEns Krtx. GO VEBNMENT SECVBITies OF ALL KINDS.

DAILY LEADER NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Acadomy of MugtcAladdta. Box 2535 Plan Wantrd. Dalliuoll Daniels DlHolnti. n.

O. H. Littla Otst r. Brlgga HaU Fot Gale. D.

t. Magrndrr Proposals for lea. lfo Snporior it. Lost. Fat Bogs Local Notice.

Donation Vi.lt-Local Notice Fonrth Ward-Local First Ward Draft Am i-Local Hotter Monthly Dividend Local Notice. So'diera1 Aid Society Local Notice. CITY NEWS. Tho particular attention of our readen ia called to the large Block of Furs, on sale at S. Bonedicti Sons' fashionable establish- kment.

They keep tho boat and most fash ionable Furs in the market, at low prices, and thosewishiDg Furs would do well to dec24. The Special Ikcomi! Tax should bo paid bj January 10th, 1865, to avoid tho ten per centum penalty thoreon, and costs, as provided by law. Bicbaud C. Passoxs, Collector. Slight Chakok or Tihe.

There has been 9t "anvmrvi'liia trai imi comes in now a few momenta before tho departure of the afternoon train on that road, instead of after, as formerly. Eecscitiso Tho announcement of an other draft has lent an impotus both to re eruiting and exemptions, and tho Board of Enrolment are crowded with work. A largo number of enlistmonts wero made at the Provost Marshal's office yesterday, but the work must be done much more rapidly it tho district escapes the draft. Kechuitiso. Mr.

George E. Saneer Las just returned from Columbus, havinc re ceived commission in the 1 9Jth 0. V. which is to be raised under the President's last call for men. Lieutenant Sanger has opened a recruitint office at 191 Superior street.

Ho will make an excellent oflicer and will, we hope, be suc cessful in recruiting. DrVIBF.SD OP THE CLEVELAND AKD Bel PALO Petroleum Coiipaev. Wo call tho of our readers to a local notice from the Cleveland and Buffalo Petroleum Company, announcing to their stockholders that they have declared a dividend of on per' cent, on the capital stock ($180, 000) of their company, for tho month ending January 15th. We are happy to be able to chronicle this most expressive indication of the reliability of this excellent compa ny. I Nolled.

It will be seen, by i- our report of tho Police -v i rt docket, that the cases of Eugene confederates, wh- ago, charged ere aTreUA a hearing "itb bnr8larT' cm8 nP for the Police Court yesterday jing, and were nolled. They were nov examined at all. As soon as called in the Judge gave them leave to depart, without asking a question. The case of Marsh Viets, charged with resisting an officer, was also nolled. Sxow and Slop.

The sun rose almost cloudlessly yesterday morning, and continued shining most of the forenoon, making, with tbe aid of a mild wind, the frozen ground and ice relent. The River and Park had offered rare privileges for skating, but the ice was soon ruined, and the streets grew sloppy. About three o'clock in the afternoon it began snowing again, and he must be clairvoyant or omniscient who can tell what tho weather will be this morning. Joke on the Income- Tax List. A man in this city seeing his name down, or hearing that it was down, in the income tax list which we have been publishing, thought that it was a list of advertised letters, and believing that a lettor was in this Post Office for him, containing the sum of money set opposite his name, ho went in good faith to the office and call-d for said advertised letter.

What a wonderfully clear mind that man has PnoTOGRAPirv. Wo loarn that A. C. North, a ion of the well-known photographer. W.

C. North, of this city, has established himself the photographic business in Toledo, in connection with Mr. Oswald, formerly of this city. We wish him success. He is the son of one of the best photographic artists in the West, and wo most cordially recommend him to the patronage of the people of Toledo.

He will be sure to jive satisfaction. ROBERT DURANT, THE BURGLAR. ROBERT DURANT, THE BURGLAR. His Arrest and Escape---He Is Shot, But Gets Away. Detective McKinstry gives the particu- lars of an adventure he and ex-Sheriff Lewis recently had with a desperate bur glar, which, in the hands of Sylvanus Cobb, would find a place in the Ledger.

The account concerns xine Robert Durant, the leader of a clique of burglars who car ried on an exteneivo business in their lino lost summer, in this city and tho neigh- boring towns. This Durant was housed a term in tho Slate's Prison of Michigan for indulging iu the diversion of killing a police officer. Although he is a young man, not twenty- five years of age, he has run a career of crime in ork State, and he has two orovners oi iiko twuujf nu uiuisgii, nf whom tha Dftroit iail could not avail to I About a fortn.ght ago dotecUve Mekins- try learned that tea mother of Durant lived in Buffalo, and going there ho was informed that the sons had recently taken her to Monroeville in this State. Mr." McKinstry, accompanied by Mr. Lewis, went to Monroovillo Inst week, and concealed themselves near the newly bought Durant premises, to watch the op- erations oi tho propriotorB.

Early in the mnmitiff sfu. ihAip an'ivnl TtoVtArt Durnnt i crossed over irom hiB houso to the depot near by Lewis and McKinstry set out, and the former went up to Durant, and drew on him a warant of arrest. UUi luik aa mi aa ivl ibii iuu nuu uuvuu.u, and exprefisci a wish to go to a store in the neighborhood. The detectives sgrecd to this, and they walked, one by his side and the other clo-e behind him. Just as they reached the store, Durant bounded away from them, whereupon McKinstry fired twice, the second shot wounding Durant in the leg and causing him to stumble, but picking himself up again he fled to tho woods, followed by his brother, James Durant, whom bis shout had aroused and set skedaddling, hatless and for tho forest.

The officers pnreued, but could not overtake them. Another brother, younger, mounted a fleet horse taken from their stable, and pressed swiftly after his brother fugitives. Two citizensrolunteered to go in pursuit, and set out on two fleet horses, but the ro- sun oi tneir cnaso is not mown. Tho detectives describe Robert Durant as follows: Ho is about twenty three years old, six feet in height, light complexion, eyes light blue, moustache dyed black, artificial up- teeth, and of about two hundred pounds weight, A reward of one hundrod dollars is offered bycx-Shoriff Lewis and detective McKin- stry, for the lodgement of said Robert Du- rant in any jail. Academy of Mcaic, Despite the storm last night, and the sloppy walks, the Academy crowded by ladies and gentleman, parents and their saucer-eyed children, who were bound to see the sight before it should bo too lato.

Wo wero gratified to see so full a bouse, as it was tho benefit of Mr. Charles Hartt, tho scenic artist of the exhibition. The spectacle was heralded by the rich old comedy called at the Swan," in which Mr. Lewis, as "Jacob Earwig," and Mrs. Bradshaw, as "Miss Moonshine," wore more "killing" even than usual.

Mr. Locke, as Raspberry Jam "Peter Pippin," was superlatively It proved one of best hits of the season. Then, after an interval of music and preparation, the curtain rose and revealed the Oriental Prosporo in his cave of wonders. Tho audience were rapt from beginning to end of the gorgeous spectacle and wont away wondering at the ingenuity of the human hand that could contrive so brilliant a body fr such fantastic dreams and imaginations. This is positively the farewell week of A-laddin, and every one will be sorry, afterwards who does not avail himsolf and herself of the opportunity of seeing this won -derfal spectacle.

Attf.mpttoBbeak Jail Timely Discovery of Opebatioss. It is but a short time since wo gave an acconnt of an attempt made by threo convicted burglars to break jail, and but just now the old jail has boon put to another test. Wit is stronger than wood or stone or iron, if it has half a chance, so had it not been for the suspicio wnich Sheriff Xicola has had ever si' jce his ad ministration began, suspic- that some one was trying to bre strict watch he bask' have boen a iren' i -i IRll-rlAllvnrv hnrA Inaf Sunday or yjl 1 states that on Sunday he found ip the cell of one of the Eintleys files. saws and chissels, and from the pre- TIC'isly discovered fact that these burglars c'dld leave their cells, he knew they must navo a key secreted somewhere, lie com pelled the one on whom his suspicions fell to give up this key, when he found it would open any cell in the prison. It is impossible to tell where this "devil's masterpiece," as Mr.

Greeley calls the key, was concealed. The burglars bad boen working every night for some time in tho hall outside their cells, and it was dicovered that the iron bars which protect the windows of the jail on the outside, had beon more or less filed. The jail is so constructed that a man can stop from the upper tier of cells across the narrow space, or hall, to the windows, which can be easily lowered. The design was of the burglars to saw off tho bars, and slip down them to the ground. Fortunately, Sheriff Nicola discovered them in the nick of time, and frustrated their plans.

A Cbkstnct Dealer's Honesty. A laughable scene was lately served np, gratis, to spectators at the Union Depot. Among other chestnut and apple venders there, there is an elderly, half blind Irishman, who plies his trade with cheerfulness and honesty. One of his lata exhibitions of tbe quality which is held in the proverb to be the best policy, was quito amusing. All tho chestnut dealers chargo five cents per glass of theso nuts, and our hero insists on taking no more than tho current price.

On the occaBin referred to a young man came up to him, and taking two glasses of chestnuts handed tho vendor some scrip, and quickly withdrew. "The old man looked scrutiniaingly at the money with his sole eye, and the many bystanders thought that the young man had cheated him. The dealor called and shouted to the young man, who hurried through the crowds and soemed, in bis persistent deatness, to be a moan scamp. The old man left his baskets and ran shouting for his customer, and finally making him hear, lead him back to the baskets, and paid him a dime scrip. The young man had given twodime instead of two half-dime scrips.

Tbe crowd raised a wholesome shout of surprise and laughter, st tbe unexpected upshot' 0f tbe affair. Oil News. We cull from tho Meadville Republican the following items of oil intelligence It is reported that a good oil well hat been struck above Titusville, near the Hol-1 ifliiv bridges. Responsible parties have purohued 3,000 acres of land on Coldwell Creek, the west branch of Oil Creek, and are about to e-ganize and test the territory. i i .1 v-m trobo in Westmoreland county.

Tbe "show" is said to indicate a fifty barrel well, but by what process of mathematics they arrived at this estimate is not stated. The story about tho "Crow well" in Fayette county if, according to late advices, somewhat exaggerated. It is alleged that there was a great flow of gas but no oil not an unusual circumstance at points remote from genuine Oildom. A eontleman experienced in the oil bus iness and who has important interests in fa be9t tenil0 on 0il Creek, writes us a lettoraoout tne oil lanus on Bugar He save I have taken considerable pains to ex- amine the bugar Creek region, especially through Troy and vicinity, and also the district along Muddy Creek in the neighborhood of Little Cooley, and find they can boast of all the surface indications to be found on Oil Creek, and are at tracting a eood deal of attention. The lands are being bought up from those who will sell, but some ol tne land owners pre for to tost their lands themselves, and i nran.rt.iOTin arA mnktntr tn nut drrfon tat wojis." Our correspondent is so fully convinced of the value of theso landB, that ho has made liberal investments in the Little Cooloy neighborhood, and is preparing to putdown wolls early in the season.

From his high character ind good judgment in oil matters, we are led to expect import- antresults. 1 Master Dudley Walleb. In spite of the snow last night a very large and apprecia tive audience was present at Brainard's Hall yesterday evening, drawn thither by the announcement that Master Dudley Waller, the wonderful boy -elocutionist would give one of his most interesting en tertainments at that time and place. Mas ter Waller delighted and astonished his audience by the wonderful precocity, not only of memory but of intellectual and rhetorical power, which he displayed. Some of his recitations will compare favor ably with those of our moil gifted and most popular readers.

Wo hope that all our readers will embrace the last opportunity of hearing him, which occurs this evening at Brainard's Hall. A Supebior Paper Collab. Paper collars hav0 becom9 universal. Everybody wears 'them. Heretofore tho great complaint brought against them has beon that when te craTat or tie is placed under the' collar has prosonted a rough and nneven sur-per to tna neck.

The groat desideratum has been a collar which would avoid this inconvenience. Messrs, Tainter Jackson have succeeded in this, and offer a most excellent collar to the pnblic, which avoids I this difficulty, and for which they have taken a patent. M. Halle Jc are the sole agentB for this collar wo advise ourr eaders to call and examine it before purchasing elsewhere. Police Court.

Judge Hossenmuellor look action on the following docket yestorday morning: Drunkenness Patrick Moran, Mary McGue, Daniel Brown and Frederick Clark, fin Jod $1 and costs, each Alexander and costs. Disturbance Antone Diehlman, David Hoban, Levi Weldlcr and Herman Rich-wine, fined $3 and costs, each Cornelius Menahan and Richard Sloan, nolled. Keeping Dieordorly House John Blair, AiSKult and Battery Pic-hard Sloan, John Brannan and Patrick Menahan, $10 and costs, each W. G. Thompson and Ann Thompson, cases continued to January 13th, bail $50, each; Michael Killrain, the costs.

Burglary Mary continued to January 11th, bail $300; John H. Far-roll, James LeeGodlieb Kabarand Eugene Viets, all nolled. Resisting Officer Marsh Viets, nolled. Grand Larceny Lewis French and Lewi'j Pendleton, bound over to Court of ComrJon Pleas, in bail of $500, each. Burial op Lieutenant-Colonel 'Clire.

The remains of tho late Ijieutonr.nt.Colonel Clark arrived in this 'city 'lat Saturday, attended by Mr. pj Mrs. U. W. Clark, uncle and aur 0f the de-erased, and were buried fr-jm tneir residence on Euclid stree jQjfay afternoon.

As we have before stated Colonel Clark fell in the battle of Franklin, and it being impossible to bring off his corpse, it wss interred, and passed within the lines of the advancing enemy. When the defeat of Hood in front of Nashville was known, Mr. and Mia. Clark went South and recovered the body. The Colonel was bearing onward into tha fight the colors which had been dropped with tho life of their former bearor, and Bhouling to his men to follow him, when ball struck him in the head.

Those who have looked upon the remains report them life-like in appearance even now. The form and features have the attitude and expression of a quiet sleeper. United States Court. This court recommences its session to-day, and it is expected that the Grand Jury will present several indictments. Tbe criminal docket commencod to-morrow.

Tho fol- iatheassisnmentoi cases: ted State. Joaeph FiUpatrick, Wed- ft'ed Holdeo Blaokjncr, Thnra- Asa Freeman, Friday, Jan- lCT'lJni1t'cdh'8tatfi r- W.Tows, Monday, 1383i3n SlMcSr-. Almond T. Rife, Tneaday, 1361-Uovt States Iraae Clark, Wednesday, Jannar-- 18th. 1240 tJnito States r.

Charles McKee, Thursday, 1392 Jnit7d tAt'cs ra. Philip Zneible, Friday, Jan-nary 20th. 1349 United St itca William Ewingj Monday, 1321 United States t. Bamhart Stuckey, Tuesday, January ii4th. 1359 United StaUs rj.

Charles Dudgaen, Tuesday, January 24th. 13S5 United States t. It. G. Williams, Tneaday, Jaanary 24th.

1394 United elates m. Sarah Little, Wednesday, January 25th. 1397 United States w. liorru Bosonthal Thureday, January 26th. I'l82 United Statu.

r. Elizabeth Darn, Friday, January 27th. Meadville Items. We find the folio iterafi in the last Mondville Republican We are informed that Mr, Wm. of Hayfield, and Mr.

Iavid McGin of M7 1 warkn Want Taw wuuw- tvuv ou noL.Bion uavn aincv to purchase cattle, wero robbed of over wv in tua-gii. A Mr. Wilaon, while on hiB way to yisit friends in this place this week, had hif pocket picked at West Greenville station. He lost about odd hundred dollars. The act waa committed jast as htjwas getting on the cars.

The County Commissioners met on Monday and made tbe following excellent np pointmonts for the present year: Attornoy, Harvey Henderson, Clerk, Thomas S. Minniss, Zaq Mercantile Appraiser, A. J. Hunter, of Mead; for County Poor House, Dr. D.

Bostp'nysi. eian for Jail, Dr. J. C. Cotton; Superintendent of County Poor House, William Scowden, jr; Janitor for Court Hoase.Henrv McCoy.

PaOUOTIOSS IX jtf ORTHERH OHIO REGIMENTS. Tha following recent promotions in North ern Ohio regiments are announced 23D I57AKTBT. Lieu ten ant-Colonel James M. Comley to Colonel etc B. Hays, promoted to Brigadier-General.

25th ietaktey. Captain E. C. Cnlp to Major; First-Lieu tenant John 0. Archibald to Captain; Second Lieutenrnt Austin Haughton to First-Lieutonant.

29th ixfaktby, First Lieutenants Silas Elliott and Lyman Mc Adams to Captains; Sergeants Wm Waight and Rollin Jones to Captains Sergeants Aimer Paine, Ulysses Hoxter. Joshua Hile, Addison Andrews, Stephen Kissinger, Tnaddeus ioyi, Rush Griswold, Mandeback, David Thomas and Folger to First Lieuten ants. 104TH INFANTRY. First Lieutenants Knapp, Edward Tracov and Daniel Stearns, to Captains Second Lieutenants Samuel Cope, James Taggart, Reed and Henry Vick, to rirst 2d cavalbt. Soreeants Wm Robinson.

Joseph A Mc- Elroy and Lorenzo Bosworth, to Second Lieutenants. Impoetant PaiFr Circular, Provost Marshal Nash yesterday received the fol lowing circular in rolation to tha assignment of quotas, from the office of tho State Provost Marshal: Head Quarters A. A. Paov. M'l Gen'l for Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, Jan.

7. 1805, Circular Letter No. 2. I. The quota under the call of Dec.

19th, 1664, will not be assigned to sub-districts. A. new apportionment, embracing all cred its up to decern ber 31st 1864 will be made as soon as the proper data are received at tne oihco ot tna i rovost Marsnal Cronerai II. Tho monthly report of corrections of enrollment will hereafter be forwarded to the Provost Marshal General, through thisoffice. The report must be mailed promptly at tho end ot ea-n month.

By command of Col. Potter A. P. M. G'l for Ohio w.

wuonwoara. r. h. aatu- A. READ BANKERS.

OS 6UFKUIOU GLKVKLAND, OHIO, dealers in GOLD, SILVKB. COUPONS, KICHAXCK, CANADA AND UtiCURRENT MONET. Bay and sell all descriptions of GOVERNMENT BONDS. TT 3-10 Notes oonrerted Into Blxea of 1881. BnbaorlDtlona received for 7-80 and 10-40 Bond.

We par hiffheflt premium for all preminm rnaUs. Cncnrrent money takon at lowoat rate of disootmt. mW We also bny and aell on Commission all kind of Stocks and tfonda at the M. X. block Jtxcnange.

All orders Dy mall or express proiuitiy niiea. fterenne btauipe for Bale. aepilS IiOOAI. NOT1USS. First Ward Draft Aasoolat Ion- Special Meetings Every Xveniiig; tills weell.

The Ward has been districted and commit tees appointed tooanrass for funds, as follows 1st All South of Division street Wm Helhinch and Peter Gorh-ao. 2d Superior street to Public Sqnaro Sher man, A Adams. Sd Division and Vineyard streets Oeo Euclid street to Erie Geo Friioll. 4th Sheriff street Stoadman. Sth Seneca, Champlain and Michigan streete Sturtevant.

7th Oak and Hickory alley Glen. 8th Ontario and Kinsman to Bolivnr--Q Myers, IV Kellogg and Mai Ankley. Sth Prospecct to Eric Pitkin, George Roso and Barner. Erie to Croi-a and Euclid Place EB Per kins and Samuel Bowe. 11th Huron street Abbey.

Abram Weinor, Benton, Mr. Kngorsolt. 15th High and Middle Robert Becgs and John Kelley. Wolf, Edward Wackern ian and Titos Quayle. 14th Eagle to Miami Al.ram Welnur, Holt, SA Jcwett.

15th Canal Btreet Halter Aldtrkh. 16th-Ohio street to Pittsburgh, and alleys both sides Henry K' Jer, Clark, John Getwns. 17th KiDrm.n and Pittsburgh, from Eaglo Cross J-rant Magorey, John MjcGarrey, J7S Bow era. Hill and Ohio, from Kinmnan Canal Wm Cotteroll and Fetor Clark. 19th Howe street Fred kitohead.

The committees will next report at the Engine House this evening. Lot there he a rousing meeting. TThat ie needed is work and money. and the Ward will be ont of tho draft. Let us bo prompt to meet the issuo.

Certificates of membership may bo obtained from James IK Lee, Tresurer, at the office of Carlton and Lee. If yon do not sec the Committee, call on him E. CHESTER, ll m. MELHINCH, Secretary. President Jan Fat Hoith.

Proffessor John Beck has a lot nice etock hogs, 'at tho Stock Yards, above the At lantic and Great Western Railroad Yard. Thole in want of hogs to feed had better call on tbe Prof fessor The friends of BeT. K.8.Gillet will make him pastoral visit inthe lecture room of the fit. Clair street Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Wood and St. Clair streets, on Wedneaday evening, 11th inst.

Fosuth Ward. Those enrolled men who have asjt yet subscribed to the recruiting, fun notified that they can do so by calling at the office of B. J. Fuller, 210 Superior street, or at the En glue House on Friday evening. Subscribers will pleaso call and pay their sub scriptions at once as above.

The last grand rally will be made at the Engine House on Tuesday evening. All are expected to present. R.T. FULLKB, C.S.H0BB9, J. THATEB, LOUIS SMITENIGHNT, A.

T. BRIMSMADB, janlO-165 Keciid Monthly Meeting; of the Cleve-Isuul BnflialO) Petrolenm The Directors of the above Company hav. this day declared a diridemd of ont per" eint oa th. capital stock (5180,000) out of the earnings of the Company for the month ending on th. 15th due and payable oa and after that date, at th.

office of the Company, 77 and 79 Merwin street, Cleveland, Ohio. 5 Th Transfer Books will be closed from the 12th to the 1Mb Inst. CKO. W. GABDNEB, January 9, 1805.

The regular monthly meeting of tho Soldiers' Aid Society will he held this afternoon, January loth, at three o'clock, in tho rooms of the Eoriety No. 95 Bank street. SOLDIERS' AID New and tTBtried Medicines shonld not always receive tho entire confidence of the people, but when a remedy has been practically tested for ten years, in the general practice of a thorough phy. eician, as has Dr. D.

H. Seeyle's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, and never failed, persons afflicted with Catarrh ehould immediately tt st its merit. Ainrrirnn Belles America Ls justly proud ol her beautiful ladies, but how many soar their beauty, and lose their health and youth, become prematurely old in appearance, by neglecting take proper care of their teeth. There can be excuse for this, aa Bozodont," pronounced by all worthy between thesweetest lips, caa now be had in all civilized countries. Bold by Drnggtsts asdrerfumers.

Donation VisitThere will be a donation rfstatBevJ. B. Aliens, in Brooklyn Centre, on Wednesday afternoon and evening, January 11th, 1SG5. All are Invited to alt.j.d. Wot store will be closed at 6 o'clock, r.

tu, except Saturday's, until Jtrril 1st. i 8. A. FCLLSB ft CP- Card. Hussey ft McBride desire to inform their friends and correspondents that they purpose eon tning their attention exclusively tha Oil business, retiring from the Prodaoe, Commission and Forwarding in favor of Malone, Petitt whom they recommend to their favorable consideration, trusting that the patronage with which they have been favored for the past fifteen years, will be ex tended to their successors.

HUSSEY McBBIDE. In reference to the above, tho undersigned re spectfully inform the numerous friends and corres-poupents of Hussey 4 McBride, that they have en tered into co-partnership under tha name and style of Malone, Pettlt ft and will continue the Commission and Forwarding business in the tame premises, No. 127 and 129 River street, and hope by a strict attention to business, to secure a continuance of tha favors extended to their predecessors. P. MAL0ITE, W.

B. PETTIT, 1 W.G. K9LLMYI.B. Kead tne Ust. The following are a few of the fortunate'purchasers of hooka and.

Albums at the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 149 Superior street Elliot, Brooklyn, 0, rotary caste Daniel Young, Indianapolis, Ind, silver watch; Miss Jen nie Day, Lansing, Mich, silver spoon holder; Ru-dor, Columbus, rotary castor; MiB Martin, Cov ington, Ky, opera glass: Warner, Youngstown, rotary castor. Miss Holmes, Buffalo, revol ving butterdish; Mr Southerland, Springfield, Illlinois, silver cake basket; GS Williams, Chicago, Illinois, breakfast castor; Master Harry Griffith, Henry county, gold lined goblet Hiram Smith, Penfield, Ohio, silvor cake basket Mrs. T. Moore F.rio, silvor ice pitcher; Miss Stevens, Cleve land, rnby lined fruit dish; George Allen, Roches ter, sllrorsyiup crip; I.

T. Ware, Dayton, silver butterdish; Miss Alice Doolittlo, itlyria, elegant silver goblet; Mrs. M. C. Jones, Dnbaqne, Iowa, gold lined Mr.

Bruce, Cleveland, silver spoon holder B. W. Hall, Windsor, Canada West, breakfast castor; Miss Hewitt, Stark county, 0 bronze cloek B. T. Murray, Ashland, ice pitcher Watson, Case county, Indiana, engraTing, Dream of Independence." The abavo are but a small portion of the fortu nate patrons of the Metropolitan, fence our last list.

Don't forget to buy yoar at the Metropoli tan. 2.A splendid assortment of Photographic Albums constantlycn hand. Call and examine before you puichaso All books sold at publisher's and gift worth from 60 cents to $100,00 with rsh. JanMHSdiw The undcrsicned have this day formed a copartnership under tne stylo oi j. u.

Simmons lor tho purpose of conducting Produce Commission business at tne old lo cation of Simmons, 60 Merwin Btroet. It. SIH1I0NS, H. C. Demino.

Cleveland, Jan. 2, 1865, Fiest Waed Eecruitino Association. This Association has taken the character of a "Mutual Protection Association." It has adopted the same rules for its govern- mont as governed the similar association in Beptcmoer last, xne time lor joining has been limited to January 12th. A meet ing of tho Association will be held at the Eneino Houso on Thursday evening, and each evening thereafter until the 12th of January. x.very man wno wisnes protec tion from tho dralt Bbould do present.

Wm. Melhinch, 1'resident. E. Chester, Secretary. E.

B. 11 uaiiker, AND P. 8. GOYKBSHjiJiT L0AS AGIST, 111 Naperior Ms. Subscriptions received to the 3-10 per Cent, and 10-40 National Loan.

(Commission allowed to Subscribers. A assru. 8. Bonds of 1881. S-20'a.

10-40'B. Treasury and all other Government Hecnrttio. pur chased and for sale on the met favorable terms. Gold. Silver, Coupons and Canada ttoney bought and sold at beet rates.

Deposits received and Collections made at all accessible points. TJnour- rent funos converted at lowest. Koveau. etamps ir aaie, Oct Notice. I have this day admitted into partnership with me, Jerome and ilenry A.

Bnerwin. GEORGE SrKAuU E. Cleveland, Jan. 2d, 1855. to to of TMVE nUNDKJED DOLIiABS fcE- 1 1 WARD In obedience to tho following resolu tion, ftvaopiea ai tne meeting 01 the t-ity UaaDcii uitToi uieveuaa, ax weir meounir vutn, leo-i, tiz; I WflEBfAfl, Michael Mob an, tha tapixwod nanr- 1 derer of Edward Gibbom, Jr.

in thU cits, on tha nignt of the 6th of November last, la atill at larRe, the reward offered by tbe Mayor. I in po nuance of resolution of tho Oonncil. for his apprehension and, Whereas, it la one, ti not the I very nigbcst oi oar duties, to protect tbe IWea oar anl brine to Justice the perpe trator of auoh acta of violence and bloodshed. tnereiore, HesohwL That the Mayor bs authorized and re- I nested to increase the reward now offen for the i an est and aafe lodgment in Jail of the said Michael Aiunn to iva uckdbco doliabs. I hereby otfer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars (this cfTer Bapesedictr any previous oiler bv me made) for the apprehension and safe lodgment too Jrt.l of this county of the above nmed Michael Meiian- ThofollowlDS Is the of aald Moliao He la about live (6) feet six () inches hieb, atoop- ahonMered, dark complexion, brown hair, haztl ey4, cnrl In the loft corner of his mouth when is between 21 and 2 years of age, and had when Ust seen, a black coat, pray pants and talis mouatacnA.

Ofa-O. 1J. bh.NTvU, Dec. 27th, 18ei. Mayer, a are be ORAUBUBN, "WILLIAMS 4 CO, WHOLESALE CROCERS, 6 and CO Blver, and 31 and 23 If eadow tsireeta, Are now receiving from New Tork and Hew Or leans a large ana cnoios supply ol roHVira.

Nnarara. Teas. Bio. N. Orleans, t.

Hyaon. Java, Sfnacavado, O. Hyson, Mocha, Urusneu, Japan, nummatrer Orannlated, Imperial, siaricabo, rowaerea, uoioug, Coffee, a 0, Ttohr.ty. TOBACCO AND SEGARS, In great variety. 8R0UND COFFEES, PEPPEa AND BriCEfl, M0LA8SES asd BYRUPS Whloh they offer to the trade at very low rates.

Cleveland manufactured articles at tfanufacia-ran' prices. )anai-E BBADBDOH. WILLIAMS a OO. a Sail Mdortffient of GKOCERIES OtU. alusyt be lunnd at HOW ER POPE VS.

m.i TEA8 OF TBS FINEST QUALITY Seleeted with great care; StTGAftS; ol every grade, COKPKii SPICES, EXTBACT3, AndSTory variety of goods pertaining tot HI branch of business, sold by them at prices thatil bear a favorable comparison with any other rella ble house in the city. my 18 QEOHGE SPRAGUE CV, WHOLESALE GBoCEBS, AMD COMMISSION MSBCHiNTrJ, ALSO DZALXtS 111 CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS, P0SK, HAMS, LABD, PLKBTEB, SALT, AKBON (N. WATER LIME, NAILS, WHITE LEAD, FLOUB, WHITS LIME, PLAAjiTEB, ic, HQS. 22 IND 24 RIERWIN STREET, esoaos brsAuua, 1 janoacaaoNaoE, J- CI.ITILAND, OHIO. hrnbv sirrav.iis.) Jan2-lP3 to WOOLEN BLANKETS.

A FEW pair of very choice Woolen Blankets will be sold very cheap. de30 TATLOB. SBISWOLI) ft CO. TV TlJN IN ANNUAL XvJ-Meetlng of the Stockholders of the Misoowa-bih Mining Company, for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other business, will be held at the office of the Com-pany, (Noa. 127 and 11:9) Blver street, Cleveland.

Ohio, on Wednesday, tha 1st day of February, at 10 o'clock a. a. By order. B. F.

BUBOHPIKLD, Jan. 2, 1855. 163 Sec'y and Tress. mfTE CLEVELAND FREEDMEiS'S I Aid Commission Booms are located at No. 99 Bank street.

They will be opea during business boors for the reception of stores for the suffering Freedmen. D. W. GAGE, Secretary. FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL. M0ESIK3 LEA DEB MoaroAT, Jan. 9th, last, The money market continues vary close, with a good, active demand for currency. Accommodations are restricted to regular mstomers, and even these in somo instances ara necessarily curtailed. Outsiders Cud no ccantensnc.

Exchange is aot very astive, but firmer. Bankers sow quote at off buying selling at parg premium. The Gold market opdned, In Hew York this morning, a shad, firmer than at the close Batnrday, but tha pries could not bo malntaiced and subsequently deolined. Bates were reported as follows: At 10 o'clock, 22; IS, 22G. Tho closing rats this evening was 22c3227.

Government Gold Stocks conlinus firm, and an a shade better to-day in New York. Xealers hen quote as follows: Five-twenties, coupons, 108 buying and 110 selling; 's of 1831, coupons, 110 buying snd 111 selling. Tha demaad for th. Seven-thirty Loan continues good. Subscriptions at the 8econi National Bank to-day wen for PrivaU Bankers are also doing a liberal buiioesa with then bonus.

N. Y. MONEY 9. MAnev Sim Jf .1 7 Vii. StprlluK Etcuanice Quiet at luV.aiWH for geld.

Wolu Quiet aid without declcel change. Opening at 226, decliinnjt to 22 advancing to :7, and cl3tiug at izoiszzi. COMMERCIAL. siOr.NINQ LlAIiiB OniGI, I Uonoat rtvaatse, Jan. 9th, Itlos.

KeeipiH The receipts of Grain by rail during the forty -eight hours ending at ons o'clock to-day wero aa felloes: rVheal Cora Oats By. Barley hue. bus. baa. bus.

boa. 0. O.tO.R tl 1003 1100 0. A 1'. B.

26 0 1CU0 600 C. A P. E. U. Cecal Total StiW lOCO 800 12C0 The weel's market opics flat, heavy and spirit leea the mct Inquisitive efforts of reporters fail- Lag todevelcpea sir gls transaction on the River during the day, and no sVe of anything being recorded at the Board cf Tiala this afternoon.

Prlcra, kowever, remain at about Saturday's ffg- nrr on nil art'clfc Wheat, perhaps, luting a little weaker, though entiiely aominal and almost wholly without Inquiry. We quote as follows fL-lahta-Steadyatth. following rates; ALt Bah To Kew Tork, Flour 1 00; Wool tl 24; Dreeed Hosa fl 30. To Boston, Flour 12 10; Wool 12 11; Dressed Hogs II 40. Floor In fir home and Interior demand and firm at til 60310 25 for fair to choice XX red; 110 60311 25 for do XX white.

heat Dull and heavy. Mo sales to-day, and market cntlroly nominal. t'OVM-Qiltt et Jl 3131 40 for old shelled from store. Wata Hull, but firm, at 81(3)85c from store. Rye Etoady at (1 5).

Barley juiet and steady at SI 803I TO No. 1, and SI 6031 SS ior No. 2. Drs-ssed llojfH Iu gocd luppiyand steady IHI JI69 from packet a. Pork Firm.

Clear CO No. 1 Mess H0 jLard Active and firm at Sic in tieros and in arcs. Batter-Quiet at 13i3Hc for Western Beserve; H.jiilo ir Central. fbeets- Quiet, but firm. Good to prime West ern Biserve lS.l20c.

Eesrs Dull and nominal at 37i3S8j. Hiictawlacs) Teiy dull, but holders ara firm at 2 21 AUcohol Steady at 4 u4 45 for 98 per cent, Neutral Proof Spirits 12 3o3 40. PetTOlenns Market firm and unchanged 93(396c for Befined. Sel Clover (14 60 per bu Timothy 8 00. Beana Steady at 82 0033 2S for new medium white; old do 82 50.

Stied Applesv The demand is good and market very firm at 13e, pay for packages. Dried Pewhesi In good demand and scarce. Sales at 3032c for unpeeled, and 4f for pcelsd. Feather Nice live Feathers ara at 85c. sinlt steady.

Coarse 13 60; Ground Solar fl fin. 95. NEW YORK 9. of ia on Cotton Irregular, un-et lied asd about lower, bales at si 101 is for middling, flonr-Stat, and Western Quite firm. Sales at 810 31 for extra 81.

te; til 11 30 for oommon to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; tU 3ogl2 OO for trade brands. Market closing qeiet. hisky Quitt and steady. Pales western 12 Va li nearly all at th 9 Utter prioe. tieibt Quiet and prlcea without d- cidld change.

Pales Eto. 2 Ch'cago spring at S2 9). Kyr Quiet. Barley Quiet. Sales 1000 bus.

torn-Quiet and firm at Si tn.jjl 93 for mixed western. Oatie Bxclecd and X3o lower. Sales SI 06 41 CS for western. 4'oll'ee-Quiet and nominal. Silxar Heavy.

Porto Bico 21c. olau. Very dull. F.trolenm-Quet at 61(4'2c for Crude; T3T4 ior uennea in oona, aiu sto lor xlenned irta, Wool Qniet. Park Opened exrited and firmer but closed heavy, rales at 813 0 for new meas; S41 (42 ou lor meas, cash and regular cloeln" at $12 l'i, cash; S35 CO for and H'l m-fl-lo EO for prime mees.

Also, SUUOtbls sew mess, fur Jaouary and February, at buyer's option, at 13 744 76; bbla 1863-4. mM Janua-y, at seller's and buyer's option, at $42 313 and l'h prime mes, deliverable the lit to the 25th of February, buyer's option, w. Beef Tins with mcderste demand at 120 0Td 23 00 for prim, mess; and til 24 60 for extra meee. Beef llama Qoitt at 60327 00. (nt Heat Unchanged at shoulders 19e21c bams.

BaeMin Siuea Good demand. Sale. 1250 boxes at for Cumberland cut; 220 for and short ribbed; 30o for long clear. Hoots Bather firmer. Bales lGyn4lvc for weeteru.

lard Unchanged at 20i(a24Mc, and fmall lots at 24Jo. Batter Without deciJid change, falei at 4hc for western; SfibOo for atata. Cbeeae Unchas ged. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. NEW YORK, Jan.

9, 1865. Governraont Stockia Activa and firmer. United States sixes of 1S81, coo pons. 111; registered do 6-20's, coupons, 10, do 10-40 coupons, 7-30 Treasury note. One-year Htoclta Strong.

Tennessee sixes 90 Ohio A Mississippi certilicatea ioicksilror Si; MeJposa 15; New York Central 118; Krte 8a; Rndaoit 110; Beading lleH; Mich Central lls; Michigan Southern a North Indiana 75; Illlauu Central 12a; Cleveland a Pitubrg Chicago A Northwestern 30; do prafer'd 71; Bock Island Qninoy Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne Chicago lO)5-'; Krie trefemd 98; Tc-ledo 109W; Canton Milwaukee A Pralri. da Chiea 45. Weekly Bank Statement. NEW YORK, Jan.

9, 1865. Loans. Decrease 1 1,100,284 43.CC3 799,684 increase Circulation Increas. Deposits 1 crease NEW YORK, Jan. 9, 1865.

CHICAGO MARKET---Jan. 9. Flonr Ball. Wheat Quiet and declined gio. Bales tl 6841 6P.

Corn Quiet at tl 831 35 for reected. Onta Firm at Whisky Dull at 12 09. ProvtHiona Quiet. Pork Mess t3s 00; prima mess volet. Hotrs-Qoiet ae Itrt-Nsed HOsra Steady at 14iJ14o.

ry al(ed llama '6c. Lard Bull at 22c for prima; 24 for No. 1. Ke'COipl Flour l''rJO; wheat 26OJ0; cora oats blMf; hogs 80UO. Rose Prentiss' Provision Market Report.

The following are the rates charged by as Rams Bugar-cured preminm hams a-JS I'riexl Bsf m. ti 18 Gboaldra Snrar-cured ....18 BrMWn Or Smoked Side. Lard Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bblaor Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs fl Pork No. 1 mess Xxtra clear 41 asr No extra oharge maile for packages or cart, ar. to railroad depot or boats.

All articles warranted sttieily and equal to anything th. Stat. Orders promptly filled. BOS1 A PBBSTIB8. deld-B No.

14S, 144 and 14s Ontario street. jas. nm ALL KINDS OF MEATS Vresh and Salted, Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef, Smoked Ten Ae. Pickled Trip, and J'ia's Feet, half or whota barrets, or leas qnaatrry. No.

9 Prospect St, dMifciu civreiatid, onio. A CADSMY 07 XTJSZO. ntsTLXB, UOfiAiD B. 61ABI Traasmrst. Bium or ms.

oiis. histt, Bonle Artist of this Establishment. LAlsT iilQilb OV ALADLIN. TUK3DAT IV(DTHa. Jannarv 10.

will be Dro wn ted the Grand Oriental fairy SpMtacLo, from th. Arabian aignta, cuim ALADDIN! Or, Tne Woaderrnl Ijuap. ALADDIN Mrs. ITYXS. ELLSLtB Kaarao, (th.

Saaab Klleler Abeuxaaar Jlr. Bvelya Xvans Kew Bosaes, Gorgeous Splendid Marehw, uomlo llanoaa, unorwata, wnga, IUumtnatlons, Tableaux, Ac, Ac. A HOST OP ACXILLAkLKd, Th Spectacle will be precedwl by a tare. ror partteoiars ae. uauy programHes.

PEIHT3 OF ASMlSSIOaV- Dreas OrroVs and Farqaett. 60 ants; BeeMiwd Seat. to Ureas otmse, 75 oents, raaaiiy uirue ou oenw Gailerr, iA cents; Privat Boxes 6 and doi lars; Batir PrivaU Box, slngl. seats, tl. Lioors opaa at uartaia rise, i ju CLEVELAND LIBBABY yu association.

Begalar Coarse of lectures Th. Sixth Lecture of tb. Conn, will be deliv ered at BBAINABD'S HALL, on TQUB8D.T ay ainiau, jaanary l'-tn, oy RET. JAilES EELLS, D. D.

OT BB00KLTH. StrsJior: "Half Moon and the Mayflower." Admission 30 eta Keeervod Seats 26 Ota. axtra. Doors open at 6 0 clock. Lecture to commence at 8 o'clock.

PKBS.1MB, Chairman Lecture conuaittee. CO. 29th O. V. TAKE ty3t great pleasure in announcing that the4" Third of the 8eccrd Serieeor (ioclableswIllS.

Jf-h. held oa TBCBSDAT EVEilhO. Jan. 12th, at OHAPIN'S HALL. The frleads of the Company ara respectfully invited to attend.

Coaimii or AaaAHUiMisTS Capt. J. O. Parsons, John M. Rickey, W.

Wadsworth, Geo. H. Hopper, wm. r. aciinde, x.

a. newconin, d. Hall, Geo. W. Tuft.) Dan'l Ager, Wm.

F. Seotten. In annoamcfneT th. abov.w. assure a strict obeer-vanc ia making tt a select and pleasant season.

Orders for Carriages may be left at Garrett's, or with asy member of the Committee. TIOsLKTd sit vw. jano-ioo rjTHK INFANT OBATOBI MASTER DUDLEY WALLER, U.1LI uum uuaxo yjuu, WILL GIVE TWO BRAINARD'S HALL, (1M Monday fc Tuesday KVs, Jan. 9 10. ADMISSION Parquet te and Dress Clrcl.

60 Gallery 26 Keasrved SeaU 26 eta. axtra. TicBeta lor satia at to. nau irom inir.s. in day.

of Beading. for at oa. 25c at 25 the held 86; lets at at 76 way for 60 from at for long at S6 do BARGAINS! E. I. BALDWIN Sc CO.

WILL OFFER TUESDAY, JAN. 3d, 1885 HoopklrtS Superior quality of Ladies' Skirts. 20 Hoop Skeietons SO cts 26 Hoop Skeletons. tl 00 90 Hoop 1 SO llem'd Hdk'fs A beautiful quality Hem- stltched H.ndktrchlcfs at Thro, ehilllngsl Wool Shawls The 12 Dollar "Wool Long So aw Is at NIs. Dollars! Balmoral EOte 500 pain Ladies' Bal moral Hosa, sold by many hoase at On.

Dollar, w. off.r at Your Shillings 1 Blankets Superfine Wool Blankets at Nin. Dollars! Worth Twelve Dollars. Seal Thread Ed gin 2t Elegant Thread Bdglnga, costing from ti 60 to t4 SO to Import, at tl 00 and tl 60 per Taid I Wrappers and Drawers Heavy Grey Wool Uarm.au at Tan ahillisgs. xtra Heavy Grey Bibbed at Twelve Shillings I i Water-Proorcioals ErtmSize, Extra Length, Ixtra Quality tT 60! Black BeaTer CloaSa $10 00, $12 00, $15 00 1 Th best for th money ever off; red In this city.

ONE PKICE ONLY. E. I. Baldwin Co. JanfclSS 11 at 00 00 ha For Christmas Gifts.

WIDB BELTINGS, ALL SHADES. WIDE BELT BUCKLE3, all Kinds. LADIES' BALMORAL BKIBTS, MISSES' BALMORAL SKIRTS. PEUBE AND JET DBESS BTJTTOHS, Bound and Square, SILK AND BROOH ECAKFS, AU Sixes. POIHT LACE COLLARS AND SETS-POINT LACE BED THR'D EDGES.

ALEH CINNES EDGES Jt COLLARS. HEMSTITCHED HD'KFS, Very Chaap. THE BEST HOOP SKIST "TS THB 0OUNT1T7 Bomethlng and easaot foaad ia sjay thr 11 gum in tn. city. The above, with a full aasoitoMat of NEW DKESS GOODS Are jast opened at I.

P. SHERWOOD'S, 213 214 Superior It. eUclS lSl i FIXE ASSOBTatENX OF 1SBLE Cutlery, at C0WLI3', JanS '137 Weddell Hosa..