Cleveland Daily Leader from Cleveland, Ohio • Page 4

8j atem.Mfeittt T7MPLOYENT. 175 A MOUTH -UArente wanted t- ell Sowing Maehimw, We will sire a commission on All Machii.s sold or employ Afiwti who will work for the waffe. aud all nixiiMinia. Addlcea D. B.

HA UAGION Aletroit, mi, nowtui 500 CVJUND IN THK ACADEMY OP Mnaio, ft Pocket Book conjntna: irnnoy. The cvnnr can racetre ttt urns M. HURT'S, 14 Pane- nor savw. BAKRKL3 WINTER APPLET WANTED Pnt Oo in nw hrrv.t h-tiri ickd and pre-aw-d in barrels flour barret A wmu. vLiB.fi ft i- J.

LOST BETWEEN EUCLID PLACE nd ForMtC'tr a Fur Glove. The flnrfer win oe rewarded VT leaviDg the wmtt at Ampri- LET BRICK HOUSE, 9 Rooms, sc. Ohio itm, nr Jen. 13. JKO.G.

JENNINGS. Atwator Budding. LXB KENT A NEAT COTTAGE H-mae, with eix rooma. No, Ml I "edar str-et, near Hudson, ttuquireol W. P.

SOiiG. cottier Sup -rior oooeca aireeie- If OR SALE HOCSE AND LOT 240 Kin manat'Mt. Np- hoaic co-'taiiiinjfS rojnit, xid ciW( hard ani sol. water. For term t-rwinire WANTED A GIRL TOXEARN TO work cn pants at Isaac 4.

leasee' Union flail. nn no. up etaira. L)t-twen the twj Gianta. "WATER-St iirfer ruce.

Kntraccv on Cnin OST BETWEEV 125 and the t)epot our h.JF.nr Book. Thefl'W will be nil ably rewarded by leaviue at Hot. BUKUEBT A AlAMiJ A MONTH. Aqkwts Wanted. Mule and ronxU ti avll Arilamn ftl ELASTHJ LU ih.

Stitch Fami Sowing JUc will rT the aboe agea and all exfktiftrs. or giv wmrnii-ioD. F.r particulun encloeo a tamp a addr MATHJlB A WIL-ON, Ho. Ly-uan Block, Public ir, Clerelaud. O.

no26 ON KVH ESO AY, NEAR J- the Euclid itreal Sution, a Lrtb Fnr liar Blink. Theancer will be urvraiiy rBwardto laff toe aame at tnc ouice. 171 BEN A CONVENIENT JL. Brick Hotue. enntaibinat nine (9i ixotdp.

ni'aji- antlr calxl on Prcapect itxet. Qw tbrxmboat tb Donate, water atd ol.tern in the kitcbn, aud aatr in two of ihn hrvm rHra. A anri reapanilble tenant rmjQ.red. Te'm rbAon'b. rctioD ffivfo immediatfly.

Apply a htM-ler and Wliarou't Sewing Machine H.uwm, Superior WANTED A GOOD ACTIVE BOY between the ae of 12 and to do gonerul office or. Bnch a rpycan nna a prnianii uiuai oh wy t.fJv1n ltnoitdiateiT at -3 aoneca si. J10K.ED UP A MEMORANDUM i'joK, in whi wae fonnd a 8oldHr' riwhane, I at n'-nnunu. which wn-r can hare by caliiup pi f.ie Lt-ader Counting Boom, aud paying for thii it'jltiaement, uun vv wile. jncatioii ANTED BOARD with Unfurnished i Booms, Kant of Erie street, for rentlen an and Private family preferred.

Addrna, Btatiiig I lott and term. P. Clevoiani. noltiiVi irANTED BY A SINGLE GEN- ff TLUMAN, board In a priTate family, whare the oomfortri ot a borne can le louod. Acniiea.

u. ma- No. 140 Superior -treet. ARGE HAWSER FOR SALE AT L-1 Public Auction on Account of Whom tt May iXp0EnH.Will bsold, at thecjfflca of ilob lianna Cio ntycr timet, ciye.an:, unto, ai in ciih A.m., Tharsday, Dumber 1st. 1961.

a u-iticb mil- la Hawser, tptntrlr new aud about UUU foet toi-g Xerma each on day of aale. EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER Ja-J for Q(entlfmen and Ladies. Liebt, plHtaaut and Srontaole. For circular addrms, wim itam t. a.

KivfiN, Boom 4, American iiuiidiug, ejUveland, O. RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS. -ft-v BEBNA Kit L'KMMINIi, 144 bnperiorttreet of- lm tbr aale hii iin tfh Band took. cnuHiiliuz ot tone lathes. Joar oinnhiai machiDe.

and alt Beoet9ary tools for repairing small machitit-ry. A io abarcuuy, beltiGg, Ac all in certeet rnn'tm ordr. rntinnas well eswuiunea and luf aiioarrery aprir- bic. POB SALE. THE UB CRIBER i- oAVn tOfteb abont 72 acres of and, soimpwed tor product! venea.

abont at a mil? 1mm thb tnuj-Bus of the- ast Hevelanu ttrwt liiuJroi. on tre Orawtord Koad. A cuo.oo ymrteir oi iruii ifooa wa ter. And cneap bouauism. JAS.

BICHABlS. AND FOR SALE. SIXTY ACRES Jiof itaod in liU from three to eight acres, or ic baid iar.d is Donnded as roiiows: On the north by et. Clair roau. on tnewedt by aTanne.

and on tbe south by Ewprr atiet exten- aion. and is known as the Sty-rliLst Farm. The abnv-dosenbed land is jont out of tbt city limits. Kumirt-cf M. It.

2 Xociid strssc CpARM FOR SALE CONTAINING J- thirty acres of first-rate 'and under good cnltiTa-Ckm. fltnated in the towuhip of Nevttmrg five miles (rom Cleveland. There are oyer 3uu yonng irnit trtr, some grapes and small fruits, fcood baru, buudi ag fjr graaary, amali noose, Ac. terms aud f'KXher parttctuars apply to OMJ. li.

apanor street. ocjit eCA ii Ail MONEY ADVANCED fyU.UVU in nmato enlt at the old utani. aad weU-knowa WAG.SfB'8 LOAN OCFIOS, ovrfttea of erery kind. Tic: Ool(t-and liT.r atchoa, riamonda, SilTsr Ware, jewlry, vsna, plateU, Nothing, Xry Qoodi, Plonoa, and all eraonal property and artiolee of ml up, ob lb. Baost aatlafactory terma.

Boalneei strictly prf-vata. Beaablialied 1861. M. B. A Tari.ty of Watohea, Jewelry, Unaa, fcr aale a.

karcaina. 0 En OTTir a. prater and Bap-nor atieata. car Daila aad fttxtMc Oiotklng Slots. to etW tXB SALE HOUSE AND LOT OK Forest street.

House large and commodioua Lot IXfciat iiv jh. with an abDTtiiiuici, or uue aod good fruit, choice frapee, and a good burn. Torms I aasy tnauiroot U. kV. JaGS.

loo Supi ricr I I JiUSINEEStf C. C. BRUCE PRESTOfc, dvertunent Arjay A Navy Claim Aseins, C-neit iCHTeuuni! Oklir. KO. i LlMAM hlOCK.

ioar the Oourt lluosr 1 WMalalnartia, It. IJ.O. o2J HTKNTCElfTQ tt, Ufp. Q. M.

Oeul's Don'. jriTBLISB TBI AkMT StKALO. AHD OOLLJtCI PENSIONS, BOUNTY BACK fAV, rile Honey, Discharged and Pay, and all other ar Claims. We pay particular attention to claims in which stile' Attomeyshavel AIUClJ, or whiot on diacharged for Wocaos Ho i'liD Bi-nLi ou obtain the 100 Bounty dne tb-m lit-atlDlATaXT, by applying to as penon or by One' of our firm being at ALL T1M.K8 la v.at. rton, T.

the advantagos er to our dicu. aan bat be manifest to all. reeslow. Jto enarge antu wa hafe acoompilKi- faat we aadettaae. I at is low, fice Tr-ayiw-M I the D.

W. CACEafc aUCXJSin WAS CLAIM A SIM, Asad Attorney at Law, Oellaeis Bocmties, Pensions, Back Pay, Prise Monty and other War Claims. saar'Peraonal attention is given to th- prcaecettc-n el Claims la the Departments at Washington, avar- AU Mreone havlnir Claims ahould apply in parson, or by letter, at cnce; and they will recake rosnp; ettaaoo. 1. W.

6Afc, eaia.Bw 1e O. COMPANs. il KITl'AL ISSURaNCK SFIRE AND MARIWg. CAPITAL AHD AB61T8, Bo Borip tHTldeads. ProflU dl Tided la CAEC among Stock and Policy Roidera.

Takes Marina Haaards of all kinds, ire Baildinfoi, Merehaadlae, Fuminire, Vessels iq Port, aa4 tbe better olaae of Risks frenerally. DIBKCiOtd. Waft. Hart, Pel ton. Amaaa Stone, OhamberUo- L.

D. Bodeon.Hoo. J. P. Bobtscz E.

eeireteoa, A. J. Breed, O. M. GriaU, W.

W. Pelton, Wm. Welluonsa. OVFIOK Oviatt'a fxohange, foot of Tinper? treat, Glevetaad, Ohio. riiia.

Adjusted promptlv paid. WM. HA BX. PreiKiett. D.

O. Buxtaoa, Saoretary. PHOTOGBAVHK'! AUB0K3, AT Few York prteo. B. E.

DOCOLA8 A 00., )Ta BoDerinr-t. ARTTFTB af ATI8IAL8 WTHDSOB'S AKI Dewtoa't and OoepH's Oil and Water Oolora, at il. B. DOUGLAS OO'a, ITU Superior-el. OVAL AKDSQOASEOfLT BOSFWOOD rBAMB B.

B. DuUOLAS A OO'g, 179 Superiort. PTTOTOOBAPB OOrlSH CBLKBKATXI-Pair-tings and at B. B. DOflOI A DO'S, 17t Snperior-rt.

OABTXS VISJTB" CKLIBBATrr aiaa aad Women, and Palmer'a Marbles, at K. B. DOUGLAS A OO'S, 17S Snperlort. I BVOEAVUiGB OF DI9TTHQCT8RKD MX8 B. DO0OLA8 A OO'U, rw ili SaparlecH.

of and iron and was (3 of the was wife ry, best the JVB? CLXV2IiAJti BSS'WIBT Constantly oa hand for City and Kiuart 11 III, Pale, Amber and Cream Ale, Porter and Brown Stoat. Pellicular attention is ceiled to my (took of PBaSBST TJ AND OEIAM AIM, and reliable article of which can always be roand on hand daring the warmest weather tn sum. laer. Orders addreteed to F. 1.

STOKE, Air't-anil receive prompt attention. eugo-Kd) TRAVELER'S REGISTER. DBPABTCBK8, a. m. p.

m. r. 810 9:16 S-it 3:26 10: 2:40 10: X) AtUutic Western W.t MahouinBraucU. tAtj on- -re, 'ifTeianu and Erl. 0 A Krie Aooorumod-ktion Pitmbnrjch ft uaeiiufr 1 iimbuf -taadoiriy A an tie A rtt Western i.

A O. Mahoning Branch I.ke ShoiCleveland Krie 7:0 onutvt Jria Aooommoditlon.lfhgO Pltui-rnJl Wbeeltn; 66 i a 4. m. wlll llJUI ndnekr Detroit 5-f) wCltltons wishlUaT conrcvancM tn elrhar nl tin. atiore Trains or Boats will be called for by Oeachns urn mens uine, ny ifnving tneir ftdareM 9 10 10 8:60 IS.40 2 53 SECOND NATIONAL BANK Fiscal Agent and Deslgated Deposltarj ui iae iniiea biaies.

A a thorired Sabecrlptlon A enU for the New Lon of 7 3-10 TBEA3UBY NOTES, On which will allow a liberal oommlaeion to dealera. Will keep on hand for aale UKTTKD STATES BONDS. r.VfTiD KTATES 10-40 BONDS, VKITEb TA TE8 BONDS OF UNITED STATES 7-30 TREASURY BOTES. Will parchaae at hlghoat market ratee. COIN, COIN C0UPOS P.

8 QCABTEBMABTF.BB VOUCnFBS, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and UOVEUSMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS. I nna- Ml A TT A RPP A-i liXX Hi 111. HFAtfAV, KOVJIBEB 29. TRAVELER'S REGISTER. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Academy of MuJc Watting for the Verdict. Oafit. Cb.ir.et MoClnre Floor Waatcd. B. Herri (ton A Oo.

'Employment. Fonnd Pocket Book. J. B. Olern A Co.

Appina Wanted. Loat for Glore. Bankrupt Fala toI Ktlc. J. P.

Rosa Loo ft 1 Notice. CITY NEWS. The lauies av that the most choice styles oi BiuneH iniB season are at Airs. Shaw a. D0T21 EEPiiEiFo Coal Pub.

New spiles were being driven down yesterdaj at the end of coal pier. That is an improvement which has been needed for some time. SKwmo Machines We call attention of persons wishing employment, to theadver usemeni oi u. a. nerrinton our aay paper.

Comfabt E's Sociabls. Don't foreet the first ot these very pleasant parties.at Cb pin a Hall this evening. Every arrange ment has been made to secure a pleasant time, and a large na-nber will be present. PlfiD Guilty James Lyons, who was tried a short time since for adultry, and found gui ty, was tried again for a like offense yesterday at the Police Court. He p'ead guilty to the charge and was fined tne coots.

St. Ahdsivs Festival. The nineteenth annual festival of St. Andrews Society takes place to-morrow evening at Chapin's Hall. The mere mention of the fact will secure a fall attendance, for Et.

Andrews festivals always among the pleasantest and most enjoyable of the anniversaries. 4 their art, and are meeting with deserved T. G. Sholis Co. This enterprising firm of boot and shoe dealers, is, we are glad to observe, doing an immense business.

They have the use of Plumer's Patent Last, the greatest invention of the age, in access. Deedoiko. The sand, accumulated the mouth of the Cuyahoga river ib being dredged out. It is highly important that this work be done now sb the season at hand when rough seas will make the passage of vessels over the bar at that point dangerous. SrRciAL Local Xotica.

Astronomical savants aanouoce that the occultation of Mars will take place to-morrow. It is high time for this rabid, hot-headed fel under whose spoil this country has been for four years, to "occult," or do something else equally to the purpose The Thud Sdppleiikktatt Draft. The next supplementary draft will probably come off next week. The clerks in the of of the Provost Marshal are now busy preparing their monthly report. Mean time an occasional drafted man reports, and people are in no hurry for the draft even if it shouldn't cimo off till June.

of lie Statu qoo. The schooner Starlight, which butted against tbe pier whon entering this port on Saturday night, lies in tbe same position, abreast Johnson's Marine Bicck, as when she sank. Her bows are thoroughly crushed in. She has doubtless made her last trip this season. Her load lumber has not yet been removed.

BiscaaECTiKa. A squad of men, with oleyating appliances, were yesterday raising the remains of the wrecked tug and gunboat Winilow, which went to piecus two months a between the depot coal piers. All of the machinery and work of the craft will be resurrected secured. at Police Oocbt. An uninteresting docket yesterday disposed of by Judge He-senmueiler Vagrancy Kosa Stewart and Margaret Burns, sent to the Workhouse for thirty days.

Carrying Oncealed Weapons James Meyers, fined $5 and costs. Adultery James Lyons, fined the costs. Drunkenness Timothy Deasy, Ge Atkins and Bernard Farrell, fined $1 and costs; Mary Sullivan and John Hays, fiud and costs Patrick McGee, fined the costs; Mary Ann Kelly, sent to the House Correction for iuurteen days. the it to of on ing that Tarn. We noticed yesterday that a trunk had been found at foot of Seneca Street bridge, Sunday morning, Ac, Ac.

We learn since that it cut from the backrof the carriago in which the owner of it rode from the Atlantic A Great Western Bailroad depot on Saturday night. The trunk belonged to the of Mr. Strong, of the firm of Strong A Armstrong, and contained clothing, jewel Ac, to tbe value of $700 or $800, all the ol which was taken by the daring villains. We trust the poliee will soon nab scoundrels and put them ia the way of getting tieir deserts. of ist, It will OIL IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY.

"Broke out in a New Spot!" "Indications" In East Cleveland. Locating Oil Lands in Independence. EXCITEMENT AT ROCKY RIVER. Real Estate "Looking Up." The Speculators on the Qut Vive. Within the last month, and more espe- ially within a week or two, the attent on of speculators in petroleum in all parts of the country have been turned, with singu lar and extraordinary unanimity various portions of Cuyahoga county, as affording excellent "indications" for oil.

The oil excitement which has been agitating the country has overflowed its fountain head, the Venango county and French Creek region in Western Pennsyl vania, and is now spreading over all parts of the West. Lands In that locality have boen driven up to fabulous and romantic prices; and speculators, reasoning justly mat tnere is no reason wny oil-wens snomo oe connnea to mat particular reg.on, nave i v. I "1m lul" men, in New York and Pittsburgh, as wcil ss in this city, have been turned of late to the "indications" offered in certain locali ties in this county, and, by a most remark able coincidence, tbe oil excitement has broken out simultaneously in at least three ifferent townships in this county at near ly the same time Bast Cleveland, Bock- port, and Independence In East Cleveland, the best prospect for oil appears to be along tbe creek which empties into the lake near the residence of James Fitoh, Esq. The "indications" are stated to be mainly in the geological form ation of the rocks in the bank and valley of the creek precisely the same commin gled shale and sandstone as that of the oil- regions in Pennsylvania. On the farm of B.

C. Smith, near the ro running from the village of East Cleveland to Col lamer, a gas spring been found, which burns with great force and regularity when lighted, and would supply half Cleveland witfc gas. Tbe spring also emits, as we are informed, a very distinct and powerful smell of crude petroleum. The surface of the water near is also quite dily, and the most experienced oil-hunters think they have a sure thing here. A company has been formed in this city which has quietly leased abut two hundred and fifty acres of land up and down the creek from this point, and which proposes to sink a well at onoe at this spot, and probably to bore for oil in other places near.

They are now procuring the neces sary engine and machinery, and will com mence work immediately, We hear also of indications near Moll- rath's tavern ia the township of Bast Cleve land, and learn that eager oil-hunters are now prospecting up every ravine in search of indications. In Bockport the excitement is also great and on the increase. Similar indications, geological, gaseous, and olfactory, are found that township, and especially on the Mastick farm, at the point where the Lo rain Street plank road crosses Booky Biver, some three or four miles from its mouth, and about ten from this city. Here arc found gas springs, oily smell, shale rock, Ac, Ae. Great excitement it prevalent in that quarter, two rival companies, formed in this city, being in the field with offers.

One company offers to lease all the land in that section, paying oneveighth of the yield in oil to the owners. Another offers one-eighth of the yield of oil for a lease of one-half the several farms. But the owners are sturdily waiting for better offers. Meantime the fever runs higher and high er, and prospectors are swarming along the Rocky Biver. Sunday was a day of peculiar excitement, the best offer for the lend yet made having been tendered on that day.

An agent for a company at Oil Creek has been at work hunting up indications theru nd has returned to Oil Creek to report. Many private individuals are also busily engaged in hunting for oil Vi also hear that most excellent indica tions fur oil have been found in the deep ravine of Tinker's Creek, near its junction with the Cuyahoga river, in the township of Independence and Bedford. We learn that a very prominent and successful busi ness man of Pittsburgh, of large experience in the oil business, has been in these town ships during the past three or four weeks locating and leasing a largo amount of oil land, which he intends to operate immcdi- tely beard yesterday, also, of the opera tions of an agent for a firm in New York city, largely engaged in the oil business, who has been busily at work during the last three weeks in leasing lands along the valleys and ravit.es of streams in thiB section, under pretence of wishing te use them to pasture sheep. Tbe transparency this pretext is easily seen In Parma they have also been struck with the oil-fever. A well has beu sunk about one hundred feet.

The unlucky diggers have struek not oil, but a rock, which, unlike that which Moses struck, won't even yield water, much less oil 1 We seem pre-doomed to an immense oil exoitement. The lucky owners oi larms where there are "indications," will doubtless lease them to speculators, high figures, who will sell them to other speculators at higher figures, and so it will Should the whole thing prove a fail ure, like that in Mecca, and in dozens of other places which had the oil-fever iu 1880, the bubble will burst, and somebody will lose most fearfully. Should it be sue cessful, it will be, to quote President Lin coin's classicism, a big thing, not only for towns named, but for Cleveland. But behooves our citizens to bear steadily in on to A to to-day, is tor ers, is jury ness the mind the strong probality that it will not I acter prove successful, and to resist all tendency undue and excessive excitement. New Countebfeit.

A Five, on the Bank Owego, has lately been put in circula by the counterfeiters. The bill ia well calculated to deceive, it being a good imi tation of the genuine. Look out for Fives the Bank of Owego. Vignette female seated with an eagle on her lap, and hold an oiive branch on the right end a female seated by an eagle, with a portrait Washington around his neck. The en graving is good.

pany oil nia of office and S. Mtjbdock To bioht. The great elocution- jamea Murdock, appears before a Cleveland audience for the second time this winter, at Brainard's Hall this evening. given is needless to descant upon his surpassing I excellences, for the unprecedently large I critical audienoe of a fortnight ago I ly have already formed and diffused a most I tained, enthusiastic opinion of the merits of the I past unrivalled elocut-onist. His programme I off be an entirely new one.

Of course was Brairaari'tHftUwiUbvorowdod. make EXPOSE OF A KNAVISH FIRM. "Albert B. Clark Co." Play Sharp and of a swiveling Firm. Several weeks since a firm by the name of "Albert B.

Clark Co." rented the warehouse No. ISC Biver street, and adver tised to do a general Forwarding and Cora-mission business, paying special attention to the purchase of goods, produce Ac, on orders. The advertisement to do Forwarding and Commission business but a feint to cover up the fact that most of tbeir operations concerned the deal ing in dry goods of the most eostly kinds, as velvets, silks, rich dress goods, Ac, Ac 'The firm was composed of two men, one of whom staid in the store to re- oeivo the article which the other should buy. "Mr. Clark" was a fine looking man, ihjch he wiBhed to eend off Immediately fe? Hfl w(md the ietor I tilk.

alwavs succeed in makinr the im of gentlemanly bearing and good business manners, sell-possessed, adroit, oily and I pl.u.iblein short either an honest man, one wonld Bay on dealing with him, or a coueummaw, precious anave. at would enter a Du3me3s nouie, seek I the proprietor, and. holding a letter in his u-j uo, niu. au oraer tor a particular qui oi gooas, I pression ot Disown honosty, and so succeed in purchasing the goods, which he would have sent, with the bill, to his estab- lieb-raent, where, it was promised, tho bill would be paid on presentation. When the goods were delivered Mr.

Clark" would accidentally be away from No. 136 Biver street, but the other member of the firm, (whose name we have not the pleasure of knowing,) wjo was dressed in blue over alls anr1 seemed tho Caliban of the establishment, would say that Mr Clark was oat, but would be in soon, suggesting that the goods and bill be left, and stating that Mr. Clark, as soon as he should return, would send over the money and settle tbe account. Nine cases out of ten the goods were left. In this style quite a large number of business houses in this city were gulled, and the scamps swindled them out of $4000 or $5000.

But on Wednesday night last, Deputy Sheriff Whitney, who had his sus picions, looked down that way, and attach ed $300 worth of goods which this ''firm' had purchased on order from Strong A Armstrong, and returned them to the latter firm. On investigation Mr. Whitney learned that very large purchases had been made on order, on Friday previous, and had been delivered to "Clark A and he also found that both goeds and "Com pany had melted away like a morning mist, and were nowhere to be found, Officers are on the scent of these knaves, and it is hoped they will soon be arrested. Legal Intelligence. Court or Com Hon Plcab.

Cbimikal Bbaxch. BsroEt Jodob CorrisBiEET. This Court was not in session yesterday morn ing. It came in in the afternoon, and heard the reading of a petition for divorce I in the case of Lydia Barber vs. Abner Bar- ber, charging grots neglect and adultery.

M. B. Keith, appeared as counsel for plaintiff, Joseph Adams, Esq for defend ant. The hearing of evidence in the case was deferred until to-dav. In the case of Joseph Lay' vs.

Lucina Lay, which had a partial hearing on Saturday, further evidence was introduced yes terday and the deeree of divorce granted Saturday was set aside. The case was then continued until the next term of the I Court. Tho civil caee of Kipp vs. Herrig, a tuit recover the value of services rendered plaintiff in painting a house, was next taken up, Wm. Heisley, appearing for plaintiff and Colonel J.

W. Heitley for de fendant. The case is still pending. Civil Bbahch. Bbpobb Jcbob Boltoi.

The jury in the case of Wilson, Crittenden Co. vs. 8. W. Crittenden, came in yester day and reported that they were unable to agree.

They were discharged, and the case continued until the next term of court. The case of Loveday vs. Earl, a petition vacate a judgment, was tried to the court Messrs. Wyman and Hamilton ap pearing for plaintiff, and Mr. KerruiBh for defendant.

The petition was granted The case of Keyser tt al. vs. Keyser, a suit to recover possession of a piece of land, now on trial in this court room, Backus Noble appearing for plaiutiff, and Messrs. Hovey and Andrews for defendant. It went to the jury yesterday I Civil Bbanch.

Btroas Judoi roort. The arguments of counsel in the case of Al exander Howard O. Cutter, Administra of the estate of Nelson Monroe, and oth occupied tne attention 01 tnis iur yesterday. evening, alter an abiu curge i.om juuge Foote. ThiB case has excited much interest.

It brought to recover tho value of a promissory note to the amount of $3,600. The de fense claim that the note is a forgery, and there is no such person as Aloxander Howard, the plaintiff. The verdict of the will be awaited witn unusual mterasv. in the -e oi Thb Hakd-ib-Habd Oil Cohtaiiy. The advantage and profit arising from a well- organized company, with a full-paid oash I capital, in the prosecution of a mining I enterprise, is too apparent to every busi- I read It will who ty.

man to need demonstration. Such a company, more periectly combining an advantages of such an organisation han any other with which we are ac quainted, i'b nowjoing formed in this city under the title ol tifn "Hand in Hand Oil desired capital has bTaaV secured by sub scriptions from our best and most active business men. Their names lend a char- and tone to tne organitation, and insuro that it wiU b8 we1 managed and uompany, ana nas met witn tne most i hearty co-operation from our business men. I ject Thursday lastver one-fourth of the I to successful. When completely organized, tho com will proceed to purchase and work lands in tbe oil districts of Pennsylva or elsewhere, under the management a Board of Directors to be chosen by the company.

Subscriptions will the be received at the I of George Worthington A by I nrd Colonel James Barnett, Acting Secretary Treasurer pro and at the office of I cny. S. C.e, Sexton's Block, until tbe required capital one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in thirty thousand shares of five dollars each is subscribed for. seven False Report. The rumor which was as mere rumor in onr lost issue of a collision on tbe Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad near Hudson, turns out to be total-and false.

The Saturday night train was de- and did not roach the city till half Plead with one o'clock, three freight cars being 1 0f the track at Franklin Btation. But there I years no collision at all. and we are triad to the correction. the CITY UNION CLUB. Constitution of the Cleveland City Constitution of the Cleveland City Union for A Permanent Organization.

Citt rio Ctua Boo hb, No. 6 i Pcm' Block, Nov. J8, 1814. At a meeting of the City Central Union Club, on Saturday evening last, a new club was organized and the following Preamble and Constitution adopted PREAMBLE. tainingthe Government, and promoting the public welfare, by giving effect to the true principles of Republican Government, and with a view to the greaterefBciency in their organization, uo adopt lor their direction ui, louowing The Union men of the City of Cleveland, -j7-g- unio, aeairous 01 sus- CONSTITUTION.

Asticli 1. The name of this association snau ti aM845 and uccessors are ea aDa the last Saturday in Au rust. leoo. and on tha ui ft.inr.la. nF Tbe Cleveland Citv Union Club.

AlTICLI 2. The officers of thia Aaani.t inn shall be a President, who shall by virtue of ouice do one 01 tne Uommit- VJ'? tary, a Treasurer, and an Execntive Com lu.vo lour, oeaiaes tne Jf resident, all ol iw--a oy a majority 01 tne Zr "1U.D ballot iin is ihl ri i raa rm snau kIaswajw a l. tnira aay of December, 1884, and shall hold tneir omces until tne last Saturday in Au gust, 1885, and on the last Saturday of An. gust annually each year thereafter nfficara shall be elected by this club, who shall hold tneir omces until tne next annual meeting, and until their successors are elected. In case of a vacacy or of an emission to elect at the time fixed for holding- the annual election, then thelecticn may be held at ujr euustqueni meeting tnerearter called by the President or by a majority of the Executive Committee, onon Dubliahino- no- tice thereof for at least five days in some of laTlrrnshall be the duty of the President to preside at all the meetings of the Club, to preserve order therein, and to call, at his discretion meetings of the same, V'ce-r-residents, in the order of the number of their wards, shall act as President in the absence of that of- ncer.

The offices of Secretary and Treasurer may be hold by the same Derson. The treasurer shall make a reDort of his re ceipts and disbursements at each annual meeting and as often as the club shall call on him to do so. The Executive Committee shall exercia a general managemeutand control over the anaira ot tne club, attend to its financial anairs, provide rooms, and shall perform for the club all the duties usually devolv ing on an Executive Committee, and shsll make report of their doings at each annual meeting, ana as otten as tbe club shall call on them to do bo. Abticli 4. This Conatitntinn mn ha amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members ol the olub rjresent.

at anv nnnn al meeting, or by a vote of two thirds of me members ot the club Dresent at anv meeting caiiea oy tne President, or majority of the Executive Committee, of which a notice shall have been previously published for five days in at least one of the daily papers of the city, stating that a I preserving and perpetuating the ln 'or earoinal prmci- proposition will be offered to amend the lonBtituticn. Abticli 4. This Club mav at anv time hereafter adopt By-Laws to retrulate and I govern it, and may at anytime amend the same at any meeting thereof of which a notice nas oeea published for five days previous, in at least one of the city papers. ABT1CLB 6. Anv TJrSOn who ia in of supporting the Government of the United pies of and acting with the Union orrani- sation may become a member of this Olub UDen signing this Preamble and Constitution.

The rooms of the Club are in Perkins Block, near the Court House, and will be open every evening from tM to 10 o'clook, The room is well fitted up and supplied .1 wim mo principal uaiiy papers puoasneu. All Union men are cordially invited to la eome members of the Club, and are wcl- to 018 privileges of the reading- room. The Constitution of the Club will be ready for signers on Monday evening and every evening thereafter. On behalf of the Club, AMOS TOWNSEND President pro A. T.

Bkixsmasb, Sec'y pro tem. Meeting of the Equal Rights League. CLEVELAND, Nov, 22, 1864. Editors Leader Pursuant to notioe, the League hold a meeting on Tuesday, November 22d, at Metropolitan Hall, that was largely at tended. The President, John Malvin, announced the objeet of the meeting, which was to raise the amount pledged by our delegates to the Colored National Conven tion, held at Syracuse, New York, October 4th.

Mr. J. M. Laneston. President of our National Bureau, being oa his way to meet the Board at Philadelphia, delivered an able address on the occasion.

He gave a tail account of the proceedings of the Convention and its desiens, which general satisfaction, ax was indicated by a ucartj response 01 2S to tne Bureau fund, makinsr good the Died re ol aeiegates lor tne city or Uleveland. On motion, the said amount was given to Mr. uangston to oe deposited. in consiaeration 01 certain persons. through the press, slandering Mr.

Langston regard to the manner in which he con ducted himself at the convention, J. E. Sampson presented the following resolution Hcsohed, That this meeting express its approval of the course of Mr. Laogston at Colored National invention bv a vote i tue nouse. Whereupon a vote of approval was unan in ut JAMES H.

GREGORY To tbb Young Mb op Clevei ano. It is proposed to form a aociety, to meet one evening in each week, for intellectual and moral improvement, by means of select ings, original essays, lectures and debates. is to be hoped that such meetings afford opportunities for a healthy creation aa well as improvement, to those have leisure hours which they are debarred from spending in congenial socie Others, however, more favorably cir- at or enmstanced, are invited to give the pro- countenance, the intention being not limit its benefits to young men. A meeting will be held on Wednesday evening, at half past seven o'clock, in the parlors of St. Paul's Chapel, to consider matter.

All person! friendly to the general purpose are invited. "7 J. H. RYLANCE. Fob the Pebitebtiabt On Friday last sentence was passed on the following persons, as recorded below, by Judge Coffin-bery.

Caroline Fuerst. Grand larceny. Plead and was sentenced to three years -tad lbor Penitentiary. rredenck 8. Sloan.

Burglary and lar- Plead guilty and was sentenced to year in the Penitentiary. William Johnson. Grand larceny. Plead gunty. Penitentiary three years.

Caroline Miller. Grand larceny. Plead guilty. Penitentiary two years. Joanna Fitimartin.

Grand larceny. guilty. Penitentiary one year. Eliza Thompson (colored). Stabbing intent to wound.

Plead guilty. Pen itentiary three years. We have already recorded the sentence at to the on John Cratty to the Penitentiary for three at for grand larceny. This batch of I convicts leave for Colnmhn. 1'oat-olbce escort oj Deputy Sheriff Whitney.

'rtn-iTS Thi WzaTiRX Musical Woslb. The te-. cember number of this valuable and high- ty entertaining journal has made its ap- ana closes tne nrsi volume, jse- xides a large amount of interesting reading ni'itter, the present number contains two charming pieces of music, "Fairy-Bower Polka Masurka and Slumber Polka." which are alone worth the subscription price for a year. We are glad to see the success that this paper ia meeting with. Itsuppliesa want that has lonr been felt in the West, as it is the only periodical of the kind oublished between New York and columns to choice literature of an enter Chicago.

One year ago the first number was issued as an experiment, without a single subscriber, but the names soon began to pour in, until it now numbers over 4,000 subscribers, and is constantly increasing in favor. The new volume, which commences with the next issue, will be greatly improved and enlarged double the amount of music and reading matter will be given and several new features introduced. While the Musical World makes music its specialty it also devotes a portion of its taining character. The low price charged for subscription ($1.00 per annum) brings paper within the reach of all. Send to the publishers, Messrs.

S. Brainard A Co. for a specimen copy, and our word for it, ii you nave any music in your scul, you will subscribe immediately. RiaraaiOTiomsTa. The Columbus Statesman of yesterday morning says that a systematic exhuming of the dead bodies of refcel prisoners buried at Camp Chase has bce.l eoifir on for some time naat.

in nriW to supply a Medical College in thie city I w'ln subjects for dissection. An aient of the College, it is said, has been in Columbus through the aid of Buch penons a ne could enlist into tbe service. Among others. Dr. Fiowers of Columbus ia charged wi.h being a principal actor in the affair.

The Doctor was arretted on Friday night by the military authorities, and taken to CampCh.se, and released on giving for his appearance on a future day. BcrrtB to thb Hon. J. M. Ashlxt.

We are pleased to a-knowledge the receipt of au invitation to be present at a supper to be given this evening to the Hon. J. M. Ashley, of Toledo, at the Oliver House, in that city, in honor of his recent re-election. We have no doubt that the affair will bo a most pleasant and successful one.

issue, Acadcxv or Mcsio. A tremendous house witnessed with unbounded pleasure the admirable rendition of the famed drama entitled Waiting for tbe Verdict." The press of matter forces us to omit, this morning, the notice of this play and its performance, which we had prepared. We will notice it at lencth in our next This fine play will be repeated to-night. Let every lover of good things go to the Academy this evening. MARRIED.

In tbis ei'y, at Grace mrth, Bt. isk. assisted bv Ker. A. Hcul.

Mr A' BKHT OVIATT to alias daughter of J. Wanffor, all of thie city. LOCAL jfOTIOAS Ac. Ac. vet remain The sale of furniture at the Aneier House will be resumed on Wednesday, November 0th also, on Friday, December 2d.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock tach day. A large variety of the beat Furniture, Blank ets, Counterpanes, Pillows, Sheets, Carpets, P-Ros. Still Thet Comb. Thousands of men, wo men and children are daily flockina to the Greet Bankrupt Sale, 108 Superior Street, to examine the piles of Bots, Shoes and Gaite's, which they are sellinz so amazing 1 aeap as to distance all Competi tors, ana leave to mem tne well earned reputation of the cheapest house in the city. They will open, to-dny.

twentv-one caes of Ladies, Gents and Childrens Brats and Shoes, which lor stvle. elegance and durability cannot be surpassed. This above all others is the place to buy any thing in the line of Boots and Shoes, and we advise our friends to give them a call. JiOT. A FaASBAirr Bbbatb aud PiabltTbkth are easily ttaiced, and those who fail to avail themselves of the means should not com plain when accused of gross neglect.

The Soiodost will speedily eradicate the cause of a foul breath, beautifying and preserv ing tne teem to tne oldest age. bold oy an aruggiste. Oil. Marshall Bask will A Re liners and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubricating and Benzine Oils. We invite dealers in the above articles to call at our Oilice, No.

114 Superior street, and look at our samples. A eupply constantly on hand. Mrs. W. L.

Seane wiil receive a few more pupils for instruction on Piano Forte at iier residence, No. 28 fihetiff street. Board wanted by a trer.tlcman and wife a private fnmily with iio other boarders. Address Pebcv, Lbadeb othee Island Gbapbs fob Salb. Two hundred boxes of choic Kolly Island grapes for sale, low figures, at 133 Ontario street.

J. B. GLENit A CO. nov24-l 78 Babt Tendeb. The great baby tender is for sale at E.

U. Jones', No. 14( Superior street, A-nencan Buiiamg, Cleveland, Ohio nov.l9:181. E. G.

Jones, 146 Superior street, has greatly reduced the prices on Lookine Glauses and all othor goods in his line. A We have received another assortment of Ladies Fancy Furs, making our stock complete again in all its branches. The very low prices we have been selling Fuis had depleted our stock, but we are en abled again to fill all orders at Wholesale Retail, at our usually low prices. i. Staik A Co0 245 Superior, bign of the Bear.

B. 1IALK, Banker, U. 8. GOTKK.VMEXT tOAJf AGE.T, ill staperlor M. snbecripttca rewired to the 3-10 FSB CSNT.

AHD 10-40" NaTIONAI Loans. iraaital ai-owed to Suutcrtbera.) BTU. 8. Bonds of 1881. S-yVs.

10.40-s. Treaanr. Notna, and all pther Government rieenritlea nor. and for aale on the moot raToreMe ttom, pitrtr. coupons and Canada Money bmtciii sonld at best rates.

Deooaita reciTed and made at all accessible points. Uncnr-rent funds converted at lowost. Revenue Stamps ort tl Ql corn Oval FeahbtI All sizes and patterns. Mouldings and frames furnished to order. E.

C. Jones', 146 Superior street. novs 17V Just Received Another fine lot of those cheap Shaker Blinas, at E. C. Jones', 146 Superior street.

Notice. Citizens are urgently reouested send into the rooms of tne Soldiers' Aid Society, 85 Bank street, all the empty barrels and kegstha-t they have, which wiil be suitable for packing vegetables to send to army. We have large donations of potatoes, Ac, which we are unable to forwnrd account of the great scarcity and high prices of barrels and kegs. nov7.178 Soloibbs' Aid Socibtt. gan (10 lie Wa onenerl nrr I'nto :1 .1 the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the of Chippawa coal.

Orders through the promptly attended to. s-e-Mt Lbhubl Carwroan 4 gon. Pork the COMMERCIAL. CLEVELAND MARKET. I do at $1 (6 I ate) Firm and MOttMt.0 LIADBB OrMOft.

1 Mom dat Bvutnia, Hot. St, 184. Hi receipts ol Qrnin try mil IbsM konra tutttcg tuttf r-u o'clock to-day ara as fcj. lew Wheat Oora Oats Bye Barley has. bus.

bus. baa. boa. 0. 0.

0. B. tf. 7t-0 1060 1050 70(i 0. 4 T.

B. 8800 1760 14V-J 0. 4kP. B. Total 98U0 200 2460 TOO Tberewss a Uttle firmer feellugcn the Bfyar this morning in Floor aud Grain, bat nothing wm don in the way or aalas.

On Changa tola aftamoon, altar the lecrption of the Butsra the market rnled excited and somwhat unsettled- Tte transactions were a little better than for sobs days ast. No. 3 red Wheat on track was freely offered at f2 04, bat the highest flgnre obtained was fa 0J. Corn and Uau wars wit boat change, bat Arm. High wines art excited, nnsattlrd and decidedly higher Holders are not disposed to set a prlca at which they will Wa bear of 1 ti being offered and refnat-d.

Tbe following are tk Mica and for to day Vrf-tefttftAdTaifed. The following ara th ra-es now asked All Bail To Vbw York, Hour $1 ff; Wool f2 17: Dressed Ho.f $1 25. To Bos ton, Floor TO; Wool i S5; Crested Hogs fl 36, l'lur Hold re are Arm at the following rates: Donblo Kxtra red S3 6030 6u; do Whit 910 til 60. Wheat Excited and unsettled. Saleioflear No.

8 White on track at $2 SK'; 3 ears No. 8 Bed oa at $2 ft, and 8 can do do at 8J 03. ora Firm, tales 1 cr pure White on triok at fl 5 i cars free on board at fl 68. nd cart I Beef 16c unchanged. Sale cere oa track at too.

Kyf Or.it at fl 50 froaa atora. Rarlew Nominal. Beef Cattle firm and unchanged at Si36e Hva weight OrraacJ Uog9 Ia goad demand from pack rs at US'Silc Pork Firm at S39 00340 00 for Deary auae. and S3T 0C4d 00 lor light do. Sales 30 bolt mesa at 3 '0.

Lard Sale of 2000 tbj In Heroes at S4o. Tallow Held at l31ds for city rendered. Green trimmed, at slangbtar houee, 100. Kmohext Meat Oitj angar cored Hams quo ted at qXc, ahonldsra locate; Baooa auo; Dried Battel Mai ket firm wltb fair demand Chofoe Boll Western Beserre 48346c; Central SB 42c. bales IS kega Illinois at Uc Cheese A steady trengh not actite demand and Arm at 1618c for common to fair, and 18, 30 foi p'ime.

Esrera In go.d demand, fresh packed selling at 3ijl0c. IHlCbwinesCxcited a ad decidedly higher. We quota them nominal. A loo hoi firm. Held at 13 42 1 44 for per earn; Eentral Proof Bpirit tl 86.

fctrolea.tr He at 87g90c for Banned. OriHl Apple Market active and arm at 10 8i0Xc Greeal Appiea Iu good shipping demand at ti fioi3 00, according to quality. 0(6 bble at 16 00 bo. Halt Firm and steady. Vina held at $3 Ocarse and Ground Solar 3 00.

CLEVELAND MARKET. NEW YORK MARKET---Nov. 28 Cotton Duil. heary and decUninz. Bales at $1 28 for niludling nplande.

Hilar-tat and Western f10c better. Sales 9 9oi10 10 for extra State; 111 10U SO tor common to aooa anivping Dranae extra round her? Oblo: all 3lal2 00 for trade brands. Market dosing aery Tuit. Included ln sale, are lb 4) bbls extra state for the last half of January, at 910 SO, IIIMKT Active, excited and oecledtlly Higher. Sal.s at tl (a I tor state, anl al 831 for western Wheat Sc better and very qniet.

Bales of 0nicag soring at ti -r; Ho. 1 Milwaukee 22 good winter red western 2 Rye Very firm. Western $1 76. barler-Firmer at al SO f. state.

torn 1 (Size tier, celea at tl 0791 MS tyr mixed weetrrn stre and annr; as eoiorwtat. ern aud southern ve low 03 for white weatera Oate lc bet er with fair business at II 0u)l uS tor we ter anoat and in store, Cottee-r-ia. Ptaarier Cub ala.9.; Lo. Molaaaea ulet. slew urleana 11 to.

Petroleutn Uuiet and firm at 7r4ie for iruae; aV4 vc lor nennea Don cilOteiM lur xle- nnea tree Wool Steady. Purat I etlde ly lower and very Irregular, but e'ostr-g r.tbr m-re Arm. at B35 00 for meaa f6 Goir.16 25 for new do cash and regular way. cloaing at tSo CO oash; (34 Cb for prima an 00 prime meat. AlaolOOO bbls prime meaa for February, sellers' option, at $47 tO; 44) tbis new mesi, same terms and delivery, at ISs on, aad t.U bbl.

do lor Leeember, option, at fie 00. Beef Quiet but firm at IT bw12 19 for eountry 814 Onifil Ml for repacked mess; 1 UOa 24 UO for extra meaa. flare Beef In mod -rata de mand India Ueas 4S 0. Beef Uaine In moderate request at S28 0C Cat Mewt-i Unchanged at T51c for Shoulder; -8(410 for Hama Baron Kidesi steady. Sbort-ribbfd, on the spot, I9c; do tor January and sVbruary, at iy40.

Ijird-Quitt aad without material change; at)4j Butter Unchanged with fair lemand at 34Q fc lot Uhl 44g oc lor state Stt-aoj at 154ic. N. Y. MARY MARKET---Nov. 28.

Money -Tasy at 6V37 ot. Nierllng KaetiaAitfe voret at for gold. SWold KxciieJ an-i trmer. Opening at XZJ, ad vancing to 3s, dMrliniiig to 2r7, ana closing at 83. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28. 1864. SroverrimeDt Ntoefca Active and firmer. United chares sixaa 'el ronpona U'-iW; do cou pons 11-7; 10 40coopoas 90)4; on tear oartlfloates erlorka Urm.

Missouri Ohio A Missis- aiiipi rtl-catee 31; Qu easilver PmIMc 3i6: New Vora Ontra; laiV4, Srie KS, Hudaoa 11; Beaaiar 1S; Michigan bonthern Northern In diana ol; lllinoie utral icrip lz7; Cleveland l-itubu'2 U'T; umcago nortnaestern a prefrnd 77. Cbieair-A Bock Island 'OS1; Pills, burg. Pt ssjmS Chicago 10. 44; Alton A Terra Haute OA, la Bank Statement. NEW YORK, Nov, 28.

1864. Loans 191,678,080 Increase 2 80,240,11 lieereaae iso.ata ircnialin 1 'ecreaae Dpoaita lnoreaee. ftt.S'S 61,4. 11.248 for CHICAGO MARKET---Nov. 28.

Flonr Dull. heat sum aad 7ril8o. 8al-w at 73 for No. 2. Corn Do I tents Kiina and adraaoed Vale.

Bales at IS for No 1. Whisky Firm and aivatced 10a. Sales 11 85. aro visions) Dull. Pora-Prime mees 12 00(333 60 lrcased Iloa-e clmed aoa7fc.

Sales at dlvldin, on 2UO lbs lloita- 1'nll; deciiued 60c. Sales at lUfSlOVjC nrrt-iput i.tw dois oour; naea wheat; buan corn; va.uuu oata. Shipinenlrt 1,100 bbls Hour; ba wheat, oals 15,1.00. tee rers' BUFFALO MARKET---Nov. 28 Dull unchaogt- Wllfal-lmll.

Sales No. 1 Milwaukee at tt CO; amber Michigan -ld at MM 27; white Michi 12 42 45, No i Chicago spring Si 96. forts Us-1 an-i inaitivo. Oh! Qiiet at 7aa'uc. Rye tl s.

Whisky AdTanced 10; I td)l 80. Cadm r-reisrhtit No engaa-emente. Ijtke Imports lonr bbls wheat corn oats 26.HOV. 4'Anai exports Flonr wheat A OAs OSWEGO MARKET---Nov. 28.

Flonr ArtlTettltlO Onraie 25 for So 1 ss'na-. So for red vluter; til iyll 60 tor whits, aad Kstz ow ror oouoio extr- Wheat Qiiet. No. 2 Milwaukee dob t2 06. I'ther Uralns quiet and nominL I'anal Fif Ijchta Higher, 'lonr 0c, wheat to new tork.

breach bear ote sj Rose Prentiss' Provision Market Report. port. following are the rates charged by as Hama tugar-eured premium hams fj 4 Irriel Beel-aj) hnwlrlTH rt. ia Bates-llr Smokpd Sidea il Prime leaf kettie-rnd'd in bbls or ircs.ilo rrune Mai aettie-rnor a ln kegs 1 o-j No. 1 meaa 11 bbl Axtra clear bbl atgT No extra charge made for packages or eart-ee to railroad depots or boats.

All art idee an warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in Melt. Ordera promptly Oiled. UGH. A pwrtm julyt-B Moa. 142, 144 aad 14s Ontario street.

SALT All rior Btilla. prkwa. roe 4CADJSMY or XUtilO. HIT (TLLSLBB, BJOHABD H. waU.tt AIAM.

engagement of tbe World -Beauw aed Tragedlaoa M'KEAN BUCHANAN. AXB MISS TUNISIA BT( finEIT PIECE THBEB is sTOTHINO LIX III IUKDAT BVXSINO, Nov. IW4, will ke presented the aew aad or-giaal Deaaostio Drama, three acta, of Intense lnterrel, aeneetlOBal character, and startling incideala, a'tee ia London 100 nights, aad rereotlr prod need at Boston eiewYfk, Phlladel.hla, Bail! -lore, Ao eniiti.d WA1TI5S FOB THK VERDICT! Or, Tbe Dark Deed la the Wwexla fonaded oa the treat 1 aint'ng of that name, arw oa exhibition la London. Jonathan McK'aa Bach Martha Roeeblede Mist Virginia Bnchaaaa 10 other piece will be glvea thie PB1UBS OP Dress Circle and Parqoatte 50 eenta; aecared Beau to Dress Oiroie, 76 oenUr; Family (HrcK 00 oeatat Gallery, 2A cents; Prtmie Boxe ,3, and 8 J. lCottre Private Box, siojrie seats, al.

Soon opea at tela; Onrtala riaas at 7:30 o'clock. aOLEVKLAND LIBRARY, ASSOCIATION. sseuuK cocks tm. TL Second Lectors viil bo pi! at BBAIXAbD'S HALL, Taesday Hovemtx-r M9itt. Br JAMES E.

MURDOCH, Esq. Retodliift svnd RocitAtioots from Dickens, te. Ad entt iy prog rum. 1 he Tbtrd Lecture will to tirm on Tbonr'ay Teninf-, Dee. lit, by J.

O. UuLLaNL'. it abject: "Co, eod Cora peitf oft." AdotMin 30 ct Reeerred Fests 25 eH. eztnt, Doort opea mt Lctare to conwrct 8 o'clock. i.

Chtdrmftii Lecture Cobi. 'Si ST. ANDREWS frOClBTT WILL BOt TRSia Klneteenik Annual Fetll-t'? AT OHAPIH 8 HAM W- "vlSSr, 29th O. V. TAKE icing that lh-' ro.

Vgreat leaser. i am or me reoond of Socteulea wlllXi Jt beheldonTTIGnftAV KVEMTXj-i i A at CHA PI N't) BaLL. The friends of the Compaay are reapectally bs-vlted to attend. OT A M. Rickey, i1- W- P.

Scbttei Wm. MoBrlds, Oeo. Young, H. Oansoa. J.

h. Ball. 8. Mclntire. Ia anaoanoirg the above we aaaure a strict obesr.

varoe id making It a select and preaaent eeaaon. Ordera for Carriages may be left at or with any member oi the Committee. iiiaaia at Oil. 1 liVJtii UflAlA AHD BILVaS BISG51 from ti.fio to tU.OO. Birum.

hn. at 10 oentt, to aa elaborately engraved LocAM Bins' Inlaid with rolo, at We have the exernaiTe aal. i- -i. foods manafactared bv A. I R-v i solid gold and silver, and ae th.y are made tprr.

far rsn .1 iwMU Mtcaii aan examine. Weoleaate aad Betall la any quantity. H. 6 TOT, Clock Watchmaker, 14. eaoeiicr-t I S3 aa Si I t- 1 WILLIAM PFOCC, IMP0BTHB OC China and EartlieAiirare, And Coaler is, TABLJS UUTLERT.

LOOKISG-GLA3-EK3, PLATiD WARS, COAL OIL LAMPS lUO TOIMT WAB, HOUSE fURMISHIHB JlnTlCLES. COAL OIL CHUfDEIIEKS, With 4, and 6 Bghta, suitable for OHUROHRS, HAILS, and PRIVATS HOUg-g VHrVa.Va iava isutju cireeti, CI flhlo. liLSK JOS Wholesale and BotoO Dealer ra tPip VpIji, Colnmhuoa and fjalppcwaj mc? Also, OOoe and TarA at Baclld street B. R. Oroasing.

Coal of an Ixcellont Quality lor 8TBAM. OAA. flkl-PK rprn-c-w-: Oflcaor Honao Dee. Alao, ANTHBAC1TB OOATr Largo or email qnantitlea. wen respectroiiy solicited and promptly attend-I to.

Coal for smithing kept constantly oa hand, aaa. Term, fteafc. JNtiLIsa DAIRY OA A BOXCS from the Celebrated e.WU PUTNAM FARM. Also a good supply of ohedoe Western Bexerve lhe9 and Batter, aale at lowest market ratee, by BBAl'BCBN, W1LLIAM8AQQ. JJRADBURf), WILLLAJiLa 4 U), WHOLESALE axed Biver, Knit 21 sum! 33 MnSMlow Are now receiving from New York and New Op.

a large aad ohglto supply oi OXToeta, Sutra, ra, Wo, K. Orleans, Java, Mrtecasada, Mocha, CrsalK. Suruioitra, (ariaaiated, Haricabo, Powdered. Coflee, A C. Tiohrahy.

TOBACCO AND 82GAES, in groat vat let y. GROUND COFFEES, PEPPfiS AHO bi-ioiu, MUJ.Asi3 ad sYRursj Which they offer to tbs tra at vary low rales. Oleroland maunAuriarvd artlalaa at Vaamaet. prices. Jan22-B8 BBASBCON.

WfLLIAMS fX. Tsww. 1. O. Hyson, Japan, ImperuiA.

oolong. QBOOJaAillaa. fall Aawrtaaent ot GI.0CERIE& always be foand al HOWER iniara riareet 13- TXA3 0J7 TH yiNEST QUAXJTlf ovuicuNi wnn great care; TjGAitd, of every rade, BiTRACTS. every vark ty ef goods pertain jig to of bnaiaa. sold by tbera at prkre 'P.

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