Cleveland Daily Leader from Cleveland, Ohio • Page 4

LOST A GESXEMAITS Fra Gloth letbftnd.) Tbe flnor wiQ receive one dI ar if fee will Iwtc it tf-is oioe. nt to fill the potiUuo. Addr.M L. Leiej ae. LOST BETUBNIKG FROAI THE Umoert lest ereniar, between Braiiinvrd'e HU ad career Kne nd -cwcf it.reets, by of Superior street, the Perk, Knelt 1 end Kriestreets, parl, eiivor ted OPKEA-GLAhS, in Tut tinder will rece-vealiberal reward by the sprue at Utaoffio.

lfili WAKJSfKD IN -A SMALL family, Aa Ene'teh or German girl who Is a gncd ok, i 1 be paid, la Ji waist vag-a, Afply at So. El Superior street." ASTBD-A (SITUATION AS B.mnmia in st sre miWnery store pre-Jwisl. cn aasuhl ia the milliner and dns-Jii il required. Addree K. T.

ife Libffr 7 M'wUbldo, OUBSTITUTS SUB- ObTITUTK wanted Tor one or tbre yers. Cflsh Vi4. Aeply office of BElsXEY, Ko. 222 Su-peror street. BOABD CAN BB HAD AT THE corner of Erie and gt.

Clair streets, door facing lb Uoilega. Ao Day Bjard, AH TED TO KENT A SMALL, hntlM within rn iri iiih1 avalV nt the Pot-r Hoe. Address UulJCOLS TJ.R." rare rwoce. uantbd immediately. a OABPSNTEB.

Steady employment For terms apply 1 10 Seneca s.roet. CITY liOX FOB SALB ON THE West Side. A well Joeited lot, 50 feet -rout i'F 2.3 feet deep, en the -north iid of Ifetroit atreet, or aaie. to K. 4.

KEYS, fieaTKs'att Boose's Blcefc, Poblicfiqaare. WANTED A SMART BOY ABOUT IS at MAT-iUS a 22 entertor street. 7 SITUATION WANTED BY A LAD ol 15Tftn who will make himself sreneraHr about a vtore or office. Addrets T. O.

cm Atcadcr office. igo MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE Bernard IVmmin U4 flriperim" ntreft, off-re tor aaie hia Macbi- Sh itnd Toole, ooasieting of Soar Lathe, four Vic, PoHahin Machine, and alt lwoeeeary tools for rjnirii, small machinery, btiaitiitf beltinje, c.4 ai! in portcl ruunliij oritor. Tins barlDfM is well eetfibliBhad, and always has more orders than mencanUrnd to. de7 OIL BEFTNEBY FOR SALE A fMl eflsrr. sitnate on (Wnai street, cornet lhir.

with Tanks, flxturrs, in complete mnnins; order. Caper.itF!barreOm''( rlr. EviuireoB the Bremiaes of iACKL'S, WILLIAMS CO. a dt I E. FSOK AND' AFTER tnu dtte, tbe am notilirrd that i will not MTUirrlphUnrmv ton c.

P. lulitirts contra -Umz. aad they are the lor warned agaissi harboriog him UwreUnd, Ohio, Deo. 5th. dtfiutO DONY A 611-YEAR OLD PONY.

A werfectlr spend and in good condition, cn boat by calling at lU xi su dtbiisi tJUILDING LOT FOR SALE. A JUlot of land, contftiniti(f tearly thrpe Rcres, io a aqaare torm, on innaee. Yeiiue wiuu nere urepB pre irises a frfat Tjritr of orna mental trues and snrabi-ery, ana ine situuiun verj Osslrable tor ceatael reeiduoe. nth rd halir.r in 1 2 and 3 rears. A note to the aabsuriber, Piospoct street, will viMtwitti auoi.i.ca.

3- OLEVCLA-ND. Ageat. C7A A KONTHI I WANT AGENTS eren wherc. at tTO a rooath, excuses r'd. to sell FirriEX the beet erer cffcrMi.

Koll yartlcnltrsrasx. Adore.s Oi-ti x. uAKtT, Balae-tordaALaioe. ANTED $125 AHONTHl AgenU I crerrwhere to introduce Bhaw Clark Six-w runLT aewiko- Machine, the onlt low price machiee in th country wnich ii LictbEit hy Ororer Baker. Wne'er a son, Howu, fciuer a.o ttachslder.

b'lary and xnits, or lrjre eommitniooi allowed. Ai.i.otbr msctunes uow oia aoi uiui TortT 11j- ech are injbijiqeiiekts. and the eeller and usrLLAULa. lilmt rateO circultin sent riuJU Aduru SUaW 4 CLABK, Biddt-iord, TnMPLOYlfENT. $75 A -ali Agents wanted to sell Se win? Machines, We will spT a commission on ail Hachiat-s sold, or etnpioy Affeota who will work for Ui abore wanea and all expenses paio.

aouxvosx'. a. naftaijuivi' Ixjtnxt, ilich. $1 A MONTH. Agents "Wanted.

lv" Slale and frIl WiUon's Nw S18 JtLASTl(; LOUK." sutcixFami Stvrins: Mac iin. will pay the abcTe i aus and ail expens-e. or Ftvealargu communion. For particulars enclose a ataap and addruw HATEKB WiLtON, Ko. 5 Ly-wian's Block, Public ure, Ckvcland, U.

PMPLOYM.ENT FOR THE WINTER JLJ tor OectluDen and Ladies. Lirht, pleasant and roll table. For circular witn iurai, u. o. fcHKfcN, Room 4, American Bailding, LK vWuDd, o.

coil SALE THE SUB.CR1BER oAerfftoseh about iSnrrte of and, nnsniTMsed Btu the ast (Jlevelaua ttreet Kilroad. on 4rawlord Koad. A choice rariety of fruit i good wa- JA8. KICH4UD3. CAUD OB riALE.

SIXTY AUIi.ES ol Land In lota from ttaree to acros, or ia lumpnnKntitiia fid lATid im bounded followi: (ii tae nortli ly St. Ctoir road, on ttxo wen by iUon'a aTtsuuu, auatra tbe aoata Lyapwnoi eutt eilu-noa. and i kuoa the 8tirliux ii'ariD. Xho above deecriDod laad i jujt out of the city luntu. iCaiiuire Ol M.

m. bPAtrlitt, oi MiMli.S. CitBLINli, 22 AQCUa afreet. IP ABM. FOB 6ALK CONTAINING tilirtyacrea of ftrat-rate land under good eultira-twn, situated ia the tovo'bip of bewbarg five njUee troB Olevelaad.

There are over 300 young fruit froee, Mcae grar at: 1 small fruits, good bars, first-class fcnildiiif Ijr sraoarv. small noaee. Ac. For turms sod iurttaer particulars atpU to QUO. B.

BJCCK, 270 eatcrtor street. ocilt i Kl AlA KONET ADVANC1 etrJmJJJ in sues to suit at the old stand stsd veU-kaowm WAOJSKa'8 LOA.N OVF10K. on tSFCWttias '( tmrj kind, via: Gold and Watohea, IHasaoada, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Gvds, Vietoi. Clotbittg, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and ail psvflonal property and articles of value, od atast satlsiactory terma. uosineas stnotiy pri-Tata.

SaUbiisaed 1861. K. B. A. variety of on.

redeemed Watoaaa, swalry, Gnu, lor Bale .1 terrains. Office iisi av Vater and Soperlor itnata, iw varai ana retxolto motntnxntore. J. O. W.

COB SALE HODSK AND IX)T ON Forest street. Hosse larce and commodious Lot IXrteot by 2a, with an abnndance of finfl shrubbery. smMI aood fruit, ohoice arapes atd a good 0m. Tormi atf. 166 Huporinrst.

DUBLNKBSS HOTICEH. D. W. CACE hIGSKSO WiR CLAIM Awl Atavmer art Iatt, CoQant Bocnties, Pensions, Bank Pay, Prise Mnnoj and other War Glalms. "Personal attor.tlon is (riven to the proseoTJtlon tf Olatmi in the jrepartBsects at vvaahmfrton.

SdT" A-Q persocs harliiv Claims nhonld apply In fanraa, or iy letter, at cdoo, and they will reoeivs vracnpc ateuwen. I. W. SACK, ctll-BB Gleveland. O.

ACTUAL IISUBAKCI C0XFAXT. IFIRE AMP MARINE. OaVFIXii ABO ASSETS, Ho Boris Drven4s. ProBts diridod la CASH among ttook and Policy Hoi tiers. Takes Marine Eaaards of all kinds.

Tire Bilks, Buildings, Merehaudise, Fnrnlture, Vessels in Port, aad tbe setter oiasa or kiies genarauj. DISBCTOBS. Via. Hart. B.

Pel ton. Amass "tone. P. ChaatfcerlJa, L. D.

J. P. Bobboa xi. uarretaon, a. Dreea, v.

m. wiatt, I. W. Polton. W'm.

Wellhonaa. Ornos-Ovtett'i Kzohanga, toot of Bnperior lUuut, uierenna, uaw. Loam Adinsted and promptly WX. EAST, Preddsni. B.

O. Hnnsm, SsercUry. ABUJia ouss-EYsayBODy ia hsbis; cored of tills distreesiii clseaas by tas Or. BsTlcIOua'i Pile Eead vrhat ttaaas say who kava used It: Mr. Obarlot W.

Issilra, of LoniaTille, and Mr. J- Uaaartia. of Cincinnati. Onto, were both cured after mi one pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Bemedy.

Tiiey say they had tried everything, but could obtain no nUefj but one pot of Strickland's Pile Beat ecy 9oted a perfoct cure, after auCerint: for yean wl'Ji ae wont kind of Piles. They roKBUnend sr. ery one trat suaennf kj a. IWd bv an Drncrlats at KOoants per not. Mam footvai at So.

Atat Courts stmt, Clsetsnati, Ohio. Pile Eeiuefiy. rri --aaa ijJ, JYZS CLBV ALAND SSIWZBT ULZVUUOJial, SJ OouUatljr on band Cor CSty and Xxnart Use, IX, III, Amber sad Cream Ale, Porter and Browx Stout. FarUoular attention is called to at stock of rRxsKHT van ahd obiam aus, a sound and reliable artlole of tahich eaa always be ronna on nana during the wannest weather in summer. Orders addressed to F.

Ia, 6T04E, Aaft, will reoelve prompt attention. aago-ka TRAVELER'S REGISTER. DKPABTUBIS, A. nr. is.

r. is. AtlantM AGreat Wotem A. A 9 Mahoning Branoo. take saore, Cleveland and ao MO Connoaut A Srie AooommodaUon.

8:60 Fittsbuiwh A Wheellnjr g-00 1:0 olambos k-M 10:00 iz0 10:00 sandnaky lrauott Li3 50 ABBITAU, AtlanUe ft Great Western. T-J3 A. A.G. Mahoninfr Brnch.J0:2S :16 Lake Shoia, Cleveland ft Krie. 7:80 2:15 fcSS Conneanairle PlttsbunabA WneellnE 9:56 10:10 i i 8 09 iU 1:10 Toledo Vy f.lt Uetrolt 6:00 ayoitisens wishing convevanoa to either of the above Trains or Boats, will be ealled for by Ooeehee of Stevene1 Omnibna Lin, by leaving their address at the Omnibus Offioe, 147 Superior street, next aoor to too weaaeu uonse.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK, 1KM OF IXEV UA! d. risetl Asentind Designated Deposita ry oi me tnuea btates. Authorised Subscription Agents for the New Loan of 7 3-10 TEEASUBY NOTES, On which will allow a liberal ooausissioB to dealers. Will keep on hand for VKITBTt STATES B-f BONDS, VSITF.P tTA TED 10-40 BOSDB, SITED STATES BONDS OP 1881. KITED STATES 7-SO TUEASCUY NOTES.

Will purchase at highest market rates. COTS. c-orir errTVje, V. 8 QUARTERMASTER'S VOUCHERS, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, awl GOVERNMENT SEOVSITIE8 OF ALL KINDS. DAILY LEADER, SATl'BOAT, DECEKBKB ,10.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Academy of Music Miss Kate Denin ft Mr. Byai Cebb ft Co. Christmas O. Cutter A Son Anction sale.

Churchill ft Dro. Alcohol. Beadle ft Co. A Stranze Story. Mcrgao, Riot ft Co.

tfilliaery. J. B. Cobb A Co The Patriot Boy. Churchill ft Bro.

Trash Bops. W. V. Baker Godej's Lady's Bock. Co.

Soaable. Lcst Fur Glove, Cbifrcblll ft Bro. Bye Colors. St. Georse's Society Local Notice.

Beveuue Stamps Local Botice. Society if Spir.tualltts Local Koike. Liverpool Oil Co. Local Ko'-ice. Fxeedmens' Aid Society Local otfce T.

G. Sholes Local Notice. CITY NEWS. Choice Style8 and low prices at Mrs, Shaw's rooms. deci Special Incoiib Tax.

The collector of Internal Revenue, is now ready to receive the Special Income Tax. MONEY ORDERS, On the principal cities of the Union, for sale at uieveiaua rost-umce, paiox. For $10 and under, 19 cents. For $10 and not exceeding $20, IS cents, For $20 and not exceeding $30, 20 cents, Dec.5:t Cowls3, F. If, Embroidery and stitching done to order in the best style and at reasonable charges, at the Graver i Baker Sewing Machine Rooms, No.

171 Superior street. This Heeald or Teutb. We have received the Scrald of Truth, for December. It contains the usual variety of matter, and is published by Eld. TV.

T. Horner, at Buffalo, New York. Rdvawat Debtos to a Cleveland Firm Abbbsted. The Buffalo Courier says a runaway debtor, named Jeffers, from Matamo-ras, Michigan, was arrested in that city in the act of selling a quantity of boots and shoes at a price for which no honest man could sell them. At one place he offered about $200 worth of goods for $40.

His principal debtors are Crawford of this city. Liverpool Oil Company. This Company is being formed by our business men, and ofi'ere special inducements for a profitable and safe investment. The property of this association consistsof nine trants of carefully selected oil lands, containing four hnndrod and twenty-one acres of the bast in tho oil regions. Subscriptions receired and Information can be obtained at the offices of C.

A. Read 95 Superior Btreot, L. A. Pierce, River street, and 8. Cx, Box-ton's Block.

Cocbt or CouMOit Fleas. Civil Bkaxcb ssroES Judge The court met yesterday in Court-room No. 1, read the journal, and then adjourned to attond the funeral of the late Leonard Case, Esq. It met again in the afternoon to hear motion to dissolve an injunction in the esse of Aaron Bloch vs. Latimer ct at.

Nothing was doneyestorday in tho Criminal Branch. RcMOitcs Accident ox the C. A E. R. There was a painful rumor on tho streets yesterday, of an accident on the Cleveland and Erie railroad, which had resulted in los of life.

But on enquiry at the office of the Superintendent of the road, it turned out that a freight train had been disabled in some manner, and had blocked np the road, preventing the passage of other trains. The accident happened at Eighteen-Mile Creek station, eighteen miles this side of Buffalo, we wera informed. The Allbohaioahs. This favorite troupe of singers will appear at Brainard's Hall, on Saturday evening, December 17th. They will have an overflowing house.

They have lately returned from a four year's tour round the world, giving twenty-two concerts at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, with great success. The New York Mutical Etticw copies the following from a native paper, in the Hawaiian language Fa Allegaxiaxi. Ola ka Foe Mele a kani Bele I ka poaono, horo 24 nana lakon ma ka hale-kulaAlli, I "ea a hiki ai i na koiki liilii a me na ksmah. rala a pan hele a lobe ia lakon, a na piha ka hale i na keiii, na kamalii kula a me na makuahine a lakon no hoi kokai. Ixdilidli Fexoil.

The inconvenience of marking with ink is entirely superceded by the invention of Clark's improved In-dolible Pencil, which is nsed like the ordinary lead pencil. Those who wish to put heir name npon any article of linen or cotton elothing, will find this pencil just the article they seed. One pencil will mark one thousand articles. The price is only thirty-five cents. For sale by S.

H. Johnson, a one-armed THE PROPELLER GEORGIAN. Suspicions Men at Collingwood, Canada Suspicions Men at Collingwood, Canada---Gun Carriage, Canister, Grapeshot, Found in their Possession. Th Toronto Globc.ot December 5th, gives the following account of men and things connected with the mysterious propeller Georgian, which we re-print below, as the subject is of local ai well as general interest Some time in the early portion of last week a number of men arrived at Colling-wood by the Northern Railway, and took up their quarters at the Railway hotel. They remained there for a day or two, daring which time they acted in a manner so peculiur as to excite the suspicions of the anthoritiea.

They eave no satisfac tory account of why or for what purpose they were there, not engaged in any open business, considerable excitement and curiosity was occasioned as to who or what they were. T'ie propeller Georgian, of which so much has already been said, was expected to arrive at Col-lingwood, and the only conclusion that could be arrived ai was that these men were waiting for the purpose of joining her. They had in their puusesiion verv little freight or baggage, and this constated of one or two boxes wnic they seemed, to protect and watch with more care and in terest tnan if they contained articles ol a simple and proper nature. These boxes were kept in the bed rooms or some ol tne party, and were never without some one or two of the men near them during mel times some of the party invariably remain ed in the rooms with the boxes, and kept close watch that none of the servants around the house or other persons could have an opportunity of examining them. These circumstances being communicated to the authorities, it was decided to make an inquiry into the case.

Accord ingly on Wednesday last the custom house officials at Collingwood seized the boxes, and on examination they were found to contain a gun-sarriage, with canister, grape shot, for Impounder guns. These were at once taken possession ol by tne auuion ties and are still in their hands. The party of men shortly after left the flM.o, aui to Crtnrd.y had not ratarn. ed, and no information of their whereabouts had been receive.d The Georgian is hourly expected at Collingwood, and the suspicion is, the former circumstances connected with the vessol being taken into consideration, that these men were awaiting her, and that the articles were lor her use. lip to a late hour on Saturday night the Georgian had not arrived.

We believe it is the intention of the authorities to search her and watch the movements of her crew closely as soon as she arrive THE ADJOURNED BAR MEETING. Resolutions of the Cuyahogn County Bar in Reference to the Death of Leonard Case, Esq. The committee, Messrs. Starkweather Backus, Siddon, Kelley and Bishop, ap pointed at the Bar Meeting on Thursday, to report resolutions expressing the sentiment of the Cuyahoga County Bsr in re' ference to tho death of Leonard Case, reported yesterday morning, through their Chairman, Hon. S.

Starkweather, to the adjourned meeting as follows The Hon. Leonard Case, a distinguished citizen of this city and or tnis Mate, Dorn on the 29th of July, 17S6, for many years sn active member of this Bar, died on the 7th of December, 1S64, at his residence in this city at an advanced age. The Court and members of the Bar, deaire to have recorded in a permanent form, the testimony of their love and veneration for his character and the expression of their sorrow for the loss of one who has so long befriended them, by his courtesy and kindness, and who has so often aided them by his wise counsels and correct judgment, and who in his practice at the bar, and in all the relations of life was an example worthy of tbe imitation of all. For nearly half a century he has been identified with tbe growth and prosperity of Cleveland, and his fostering influence has beon displayed in the beauty of its streets and avenues, and especially in those ornaments, whicA have given to it the appellation of the "Forest City." As a prominent and leading member of theOhio Legislature in its early legislationf his influence was felt in the enactment of impcrtant laws as in originating schemes for internal improvement, which has made Ohio, in population and resources, already the third State in the Union, and especially has the State been much indebted to him, for a system of taxation which has, at all times, sustained its credit, with so much honor, at home and abroad. To no other man is due a greater debt of gratitude from the inhabitants of the Western Reserve.

For many years he stood as the agent and friend between the original proprietors of the soil, and the immigrants who settled upon them, faithful to the former, he was kind and lenient to the latter. From his position he was made more familiar with titles than any one else his knowledge and assistance were ever proffered to the innocent holder, and sternly refused to the unjust disturber. Although afficted all his life with incessant bodily pain, he performed with untiring industry his daily labors. He was distinguished in all his transactions for the greatest exactness, and the most scrupulous integrity. But the kind neighbor, the good friend, the wise counsoller, the honest man is gone.

Bv the wise and ignorant, by the rich and'the poor, his loss will be alike deplored in the wide circle of those who knew him. For a lasting testimony of bis virtues end of the esteem and veneration with which we shall cherish his memory be it Resolved, That the Court of Common Pleas be requested to enter a record of the proceedings of this meeting, and that copy thereof bo sent te tho surving son of the deceased, with the expressionof our warm-eat sympathy. Resolved, That the members of this Bar will attend, in a body, tho funeral of this deceased brother, this day at eleven o'clock. The Cb-eret Valiet Oil ProrERTr. T.

H. A.B.,writingfromOil Creek, thus expatiates on the Cherry Valley oil property The Company are making preparations for thoroughly developing their territory with the least possible delay. An engine of sufficient capacity is now on the way from New York, and work is to be commenced on the 19th of the presont month. What I have before said in reference to-undeveloped or partially developed lands is apilicable to this. One well may not succeed, but that should not discourage the adventurers, a second, or at most a third attempt has, in the majority of instances, amply repaid the outlay and yielded a handsome profit whilst, should a good well be struck within a mile of the Company's property, the value of all the land the neighborhood at once appreciates at an astonishing rate.

Experienced Croek operators, with whom I conversed on the subject, and who I knew had no interest in tho matter, assured me that the Cherry Valley property was, in their estimation, a good thing, and promised well. A number of leading business men of this city have taken an interest in it and are pushing it forward. And here it is in place to answer a question, askod sometimes on the Creek as to the subscription of (he stock. The par value is $10 per share, but the present subscription price is $3, without being subject to assessment. Tho rato will soon be higher.

Fukebal or Leosaed Case, Esq. A largo number of our most prominent citizens were yesterday, at the residence of the late Leonard Case, to attend the funeral services, which were conducted by the Rev. V. H. Goodrich.

The Cleveland Bar attended in a body. The following gentlemen acted as pall-bearers Judge S. J. Andrews, John A. Foote, S.

Williamson, T. M. Kelley, Philo Scovi'lc, S. Starkweather, T. P.

Handy, and Georgo Mygatt, At twelve o'clock, noon, the procession moved to the old cemetery, where the body was buried by tbe side of the members of nhn hflvs pnnA before. FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH IN PITTSBURGH. BUESsT. The Cleveland of Fire to be Introduced into Pittsburgh. bnr-li.

The Pittsburgh Chronicle, speaking cf the Fire Alarm System, and the visit of the Committee from that city to our own, says The Committee appointed to visit Cleve land for the purpose of examining into the working of the Fire Alarm Telegraph thre, arrived home on Saturday night, highly pleased with their trip. They speak in the highest terms of the simplicity and effectiveness of Mr. Hill's invention, and as it can be introduced for a little over $3,000 we have no doubt whatever of its being put up. The battery which works the telegraph is composed of one hundred cups, and the instruments and alarm apparatus are encased in boxes about two teet long end one 1006 wiae. The alarm bell io similar to those nsed in clocks, and is operated by pressing, thus uniting the currents of electricity, and causing the hammer to strike upon the bell according to tho desire of.the operator.

E. W. Colgan, Superintendent of the Union Telegraph line, by invitation, thoroughly examined the construction and manner of working the instruments, and expressed himBelf as perfectly satisfied ot its reliability, while for simplicity of operation it was perfect. From tbiB the Com mittee visited Engine House, 3, where they were afforded an opportunity of witnessing the practical operation of the system The alarm was given for No. 1 to "come to No.

3, a distance of about a mile, and in two minutes and a half from the time the alarm was made, they were on the ground. o. 5, located on Phelps street, nearly two miles distant, was next called, and reached the rround in seven minntns. fCn. 2.

In. cated on Champlsin street, distant about a mno, was tnen called, and arrived two minutes, in all instances wagons were used instead of the steamers, owing to the fact that the streets were covered with mud to the depth of several incbaa, but they wore sufficient to show the reli ability of the alarm. The Committee were very handsomely treated during tbeir stay, sod returnod homo -tvcll pleased with their Visit. Neighborhood Items. STARK COUNTY.

CoxnnzKCB Max. The Stark County democrat says Some weeks since, an individual profes sing to be taking orders for an Eastern wnoiesaie nou3e. entered Gibbs Mil ler's store, in this town and wished ti ob tain an order. While engaged in conver sation, he saw a picture of Father Abra ham, and expressed hia fear that he should not get home to vote for the Rail splitter and offered to sell his horse and buggy half price so that his return home might oo ncccieratea. sir.

Joan UiODS imme diately b'juirht the horse Tor $55, and Mr, Young, of Pike Township, took the buggy for $45 just $100. and cheap enoueh. And dear enough too, for on Tuesday of last week, tne real owuer ol tbe property, man near Wellsville, Ohio, appeared and reclaimed the property. Tho horse and buggy had been hired by the thief who stole mem. This same "confidence man" is reported to have got a heavy order for shoes from Robert Wilson, of Mapleton, and to have some two nundred dollars advance.

Probably others have been "taken in" in the same manner. Lvcicm Established. We must congrat ulate the people of Canton on the success ful organization of a Lyceum in that city. It is in the hands of the leading citizens the place, and therefore gives promise living a good wholesome life during winter. Tne regular exercises will con, sist of ori6inal essays and discussions, which will sometimes give way to Ieotures, We could wish the Cantonites nothing better than the advantage thoy have secured by the organization of this Lyceum.

Long may it wave 1 COLUMBIANA COUNTY. KWAi.vs or A Skelf.to.v Fovxo. The Salem Republican ssys The remains of a skeleton were found few weeks ago near Bonsall's Mill, Columbiana County, which had the appearance ot caving lain tnere lor a long time, On Thursdany last, Henry Scholley told us of a man who mysteriously disappeared about twenty years ago. His name he hsd forgotten, but tne person witn whom hid last been seen was Husbover. Tbe missing man resided Bomewhere in the vi cinity of Mt.

Union, and was known have considerable money in his possession. He was seen with Husbover somewhere between Salem and Schooley's Mill, about dusk in tne evening, alter wnicn no was never heard of. lie had a wife and fami ly at Mt. Union. Considerable excitement was raised tho time, it being generally believed that newas murdered, iuq woods for milos around were searched for his body, as well as Scooley's dam.

This Husbover, to make tne matter worse, was a man ol very character, having but a few friends and monoy. borne time alter tne supposed murder be had plenty of it. He alao slept every night closely guarded by his dog gun, having the former always tied to wrist by a string, to keep him close to bedside. From the appearance of bones, their burial would seem to date back to about the time mentioned. TRUMBULL COUNTY.

Ronsisa tite Nit.es Murderer. The Ma. honing County Register gives a good account of the trial of Francis 0. Robbins for murdor of James Ward at Niles, which recently held in the Court of Common Picas in Trumbull county. William O.

Forrist and Reuben Hitch cock, appeared in behalf of the State, assisted by Prosecuting Attorney E. Ensign and F. E. Hutchins, while B. Taylor and George M.

Tuttle, lusted by S. C. Jones and M. SutlifT, Esqrs, appeared for defendant. A verdict of "Guilty of murder in eeond degreo" was returned.

Defendant's counsel gave notice of a motion for a new trial, which has not yet been heard, and until this is disposed of Rob-bins will not be sentonced. Lydia Stephenson, indicted with Frank Robbins, for the murder of James Ward, came into Court on last Monday, and plead guilty of manslaughter, and by agreement is to be sentenced to the penitentiary ton years, the full extent of the law. Casualties ix the 125th .0. V. 1.

have already given the names of those wounded, killed and missing in the 125th Ohio regiment, but as we were unable to state the nature of the wound, we publish them again, supplying what was then omitted. They were wounded in the battle at Franklin, on the 30th Serpt James Murdock, killed, let Lient David Blystom, left lung. 2d Lieut Darius Payne, E.left cheek. Albert Caliehim, head, severe. Curp Win Uutton, abdomen.

-Jas Ramsey, breast. Howard Bacour, right thigh. Jas Corcoran, head, severe. David Keck, left leg. James Beggs, flesh.

Hiel Dauky, thumb. James MWellemire, arm. Corp Tho. Hanu, arm. Bergt Chas Miller, arm and thigh.

Corp James Hau, left breast. SerKC Edward Hatfield, slight. Andrew Couch, 1, l'ft side. Isaac Gibson, 1, eye, severe. Daniel hicbardson, arm.

Whitfield Andre, arm. Wm Willing, right shoulder. Bk-1 Higgins, missing. Go? Perkins, missing. Joseph Hryant, misiing.

Calvin Toung, missing. Corp Alph Large, missing. Ilarrison Lee, 1, missing. John Yonng, 1, missing. Revenue Stamps.

All kinds of Revenue Stamps for sale at the Cleveland PoBt Office, in any quantity. E. COWLES. Postmaster. AMsAXTxicr akd a Precious Kxavi.

in Commissioner Eirkpatrick has been distributing counsel and retribution with great vigor in a recent ease, which he detailed to us yesterday. The facts in the case are these i A very poor and very ignorant Ger man living In Brooklyn, by the name of John Eitateiner, was drafted in the late draft, who, being greatly exercised by his ill-fortune, and casting about for snccor, got most woefully humbugged and "uck-ed," by one Joseph a. Brewn, a saloonkeeper on the corner of Seneca and' Frank fort streets. The German wanted to get an exemption from service, and this Brown told him that, on consideration of one hun dred dollars paid to kim, he would use his influence with tie Board, and procure the exemption. Overjoyed with this prospect, the poor ignorant man bestirred himself to get the money, and at length succeeded in raising it, whereupon he deposited it in the hands of said Brown, fifty dollars being in money and the other half in two notes.

Of course Brown kept as far away from the Board of Examiners as possible. After the lapse of several even the poor dupe mistrusted something, and presented himself before the Board, was ex amined, and exempted on the ground of pnysical disability, being a puny, sickly man, and having a wrUt which, once broken, was not properly set and has never been serviceable since. He then stated the case of Brown's villany, whereupon that knave was summoned, who twisted himself up in a not of lies, in the unravelling of wmeh, by sharp cross-questioning, it camo out that he had received the fifty dollars and the two notes. The money and notes were at length secured, and returned to their rightful owner on Thursday night. Commissioner then went and after giving Kitstoiner a little wholesome, pungont advice, dealt out thunderbolt or two of indignation and ven geance on the head of Commissioner Eirkpatrick suspects that much of such kind of knavery is going on covertly, indeed he is now tracing up two three similar cases, and he is in.dead earnest in his efforts against all scoundrels who are imposing on the ignorance of men that are drafted.

New Books. for of of the a he to at bad no his his tho the was H. as the for Wo Tht Patriot Boy, or the Life and Career of Major uenerai urnsoy m. mitcnell. Bv hit.

p. Headlty. Jiew York. William it. Appleton.

xooa. This book is not one of that series of boy biographes so scathingly and so ustly assailed by Gail Hamilton in a recentnumbcr of the Atlantic Monthly. Its author. Headley, is well-known as an able and practiced writer, and its hero, the ncble Mitchell, is one whose memory should be kept warm in every American heart. The book is a detailed and accurate history the dead hero, and should be put into the hands of every American youth.

We have no soldier or statesman whose life and exam plo in ail respects oau be more safely commended for imitation to the American youth than that patriot so faithfully delineated here. The book ia handsomely gotten up by Wm. H. Appleton and is sold by J. B.

Cobb Co. AcAOEiiT or Music. Owing to the keen, cutting air and tho rival attractions at Brainard's Hall, there was not a very large house out to seo the rendition of the startling drama of the "Hillside" and that entitled "Felon's Dream." But notwithstanding this fact tho3o plays were well and gave gcnoral satisfaction. A good Saturday night's bill is presented for this evening, viz. tho drama called "Lucretia Borgia; or The Poisoner," with Miss Denin in the leading character, to conclude with arepetition of last night's afterpiece "The Felon's Dream, or.

Jack Shepard in France." The stars appear in a variety of characters in this last performance. Dupbez and Greek's Minstrels. The first entertainment of a aerios of three was given last night, in Brainard's Hall. A full house greeted the re-appearance of this favorite troupo, and manifested their pleasure in repeated and uproarious bursts of laughter, cheers and ipplause. Negro melodies and manners will never grow out of taste; there is something in the songs so tender and deep, and in tho dialogues and general action and carriage of tho ebony parties something so outlandish and ridiculous, yet good-natured, that a good troupe will always me6t with very decided success.

Of all the troupes of nogro minslrols wo have seen and heard, Duprez and Green's is by all odds tho best. The corpB of performers is largo, and the entertainments are so varied and well sokctcd, that there is sure to be soinothing, eye, many things, in the performance to suit the special fancy of every one. This troupo give two more entertain ments, one to-night and the last on Mon day might. Wo adviao all lovors of fun to go and see the Police Court. The following docket was disposed of yesterday morning Vagrancy Edward Smith, nolledi Ellon Mahoney, sent to the workhouse thirty days.

Drunkenness Henry Shiolds, fined $1 and costs William Williams, fined $5 and costs John Eeenan, fined $1 and costs. Burglary George Hulse, continued to December 11. Bail $500. Lewd Behavior Charles Warrington, fined $20 and sent thirty days to jail. Assault and Battery Hiram Lewis, fined the costs; Ezra Shephard, fined $20 and costs.

House Breaking and Personal Violence Anthony Caley, fined $5 and costs. FBEBDUEx'a Aid Societt, The regular monthly meeting of this society will be held to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, at the Methodist Church, Ohio street. Rev. Mr. Night, of the Wos- lyan Church, will address the meeting.

DIED. In this city on the 7th D'Cenibar, of lieart Disease, Mrs. ELIZABETH Ml't'iA'lKO YD. ia the 01th year of her age. A.

a IAD. W.WOODWOBTH. r. C. A.

READ BANKERS. ea sursEios clivduasb, ohio, SEALSm- IS GOLD, B1LTEB. CeUPONS, EICH1XCS, CASADA AH3 UNCURREHT MONEY. Bny and sett all descriptions of GOVERNMENT BONDS. mtri 3-10 Kotea converted into Sixes of if Si.

Subscriptions received for 7-30 and 10-40 Bonds. We pay highest premium for all premium funds. TJncurreut money taken at lowest rate of discount. ST We also buy and sell on Commission all kinds of Stocks ai'4 Bonds at the N. T.

Stock Exchange. All orders by mall or express promptly filled. Kevcnne Stamps for sale. sep23 TEE FINEST ASSORTMENT OP Ice Pitchers, Goblets and Trays in the city, at sun OOWLKS', 137 Weddell House. q'tjphite limb Foa paisaititv.

ITMNO Older swoet all th year round. For tyoolt CHTJB0HILL A BBOTHEB, la OBtarle street, LOCAL NOTICES. Society op Spiritualists. Mrs. Alcinda Wiihelm, M.

will lecture Sunday, at 10 i o'clock a. and at 7 r. m. In the evening tan cents will be taken at tbe door. a Monthly Mestibo.

The regular monthly meeting of the St. George's Benevolent So ciety will be held at the Sons of Temper ance Hall, Burgess Block, buperior street, on Tuesday, 13th of December, at 1i r. u. Biu'L Urlsby, ttee. Bee.

Gentlemen's Furnlsniug Goods. Mott A Haigbt's Gent's Furnishing Em porium has just received another large re- enforcement of cotton. Merino, lambs' wool and silk drawers, shirts and half-hose, extra superfine scarlet Iambs'twool shirts and drawers. Also, handkerchiefs, tea, Alexander's kid gloves, Sec, 138 Bank street. Dec.9:181 Gents' Goods.

Mott and Haieht have just opened an other extensive assortment of Gents' Fur nishing Goods, for the Fall and Winter Trade, at 13S Bank street, opposite the Weddell. Sewino Machine toe Sale Cheap For a new tirover and Baker Sewing Machine, cbeap, call at the Leader Counting Room. Holiday Presents. Nothing can be better than a choice from our srlendid assortment of fancy Scarfs, Neck-ties, Gloves, or a half doaen our Perfect-fitting Shirts, with some of our Four-ply Collars to match. mott MAIOHT, 13G Bank street, opposite Weddell House.

Retubsofthb Holidays A Few Facts Worth Knowing. That 8. A. Fuller A Co, are selling fancy furs of every description of better make andatlowor prices than any house in the State. Reason why Because their goods are manufactured under their own supervision, and are especially to th wftnls thia Mmmnniiv.

That their new style of fur-trimmed bonnets are bound to have a great sale. That their ermine and Bible sets are verv beautiful as well as cheap. Tnat they have a few white fox and black bear sleigh robes far superior to anything ever exhibited in this city. Lastly, that their whole stock of hats, caps, furs, roDes, gloves, Ac, are in keeping with the demands of the public. For further information inquire at No.

216 Su perior street, Marble Block. The appointment of Mr. Chase to the Chief Justiceship of the United States seems to give as general satisfaction as do the operations of the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 140 Superior street, where every book or album sold is accompanied by a gut, and wnere can do iound a superi, or assortment of holiday books. Ji'ST Received.

Anotner fine lot of those cbeap Shaker Blinds, at E. C. Jones', 119 buperior street. Tar It Onos. The proprietors Dr.

D. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy have un bounded confidence in the merits of that Medicine, as they guarantee to return the amount paid, where the directiona have been followed for one month without bsu ficial results. Sureiy they could do more. Good skating at Skating Hall, corner Superior street and Public Square (Rouse Block, Hall of the Law College) every af ternoon also Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. No charge for admis sion.

All ct.n learn to skate with safety ease and comlort. bKates lor nire. Oval Frames All sizes and patterns, Mouldings and frames furnished to order, at JS. C. Jones lio superior street.

E. C. Jones, 148 Superior street, has groatly reduced the prices on Looking uiasaea ana oil utuer gooaa ia ma line, Oil. Marshall Base will A Refiners and nolesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri cating'and Benzine Oils. We invite deal crs in the above articles to call at our Office, No.

Ill Superior street, and look ur samples, a supply constantly hand. Eaby Tenors. The great baoy tender for sale at E. C. Jones', No.

146 Superior street, American JJuilding, Cleveland, Uhio nov.i:iai. B. HALE, Hanker, AND U. S. L01I AGENT, 111 Saprlor 84.

Gnbiorfptiona received to th "7 3-10 Pita aitd 10-40" NatiohjlL Lcans. (Commission Allowed to Bnbsorlborv.) fi-TU. S. Bonds of 1881, 5-208. KMO'i, TrftMm-y note, aim ail ptber uoverament oecnrlRM por ciiosved and for sale on the moft favorable tenua.

Gold, Ni.wr, Coupon and Canada Money bought and aould at beat ratos. Deportta reoelved Oullectlons made at all aocenlble point. 0 near-rent fandfl oonTertod at lowest. Eeyenae Btaxnpa or me. oc JAS.

BOSS SBALBBS IM ALL KINDS OF MEATS freah and Salted, BeTPTtiR FaasrVfTr, ifiim Smoked Tongues, 4e, lOiueu JTipo, ana rig eet, caiior wnoit bftrrela, or lees quantity, J.o. 9 Prospect Street, Cleveland, Ohio. LEGAlTXzANKS r'3 SALS AT TUB LEADER COUNTNG-ROOM. The following Blanks art ceastaatll kept Band at tea 'Leader Couallng-Room: Land Mortgagee, Warranty Deeds, Leases, Land Agreements, Constable's Blanks, Ceptiona for Depositions, Notaries' or Justices' Certificates, Transcripts of Marriage Kecord, Election Blanks, United States Commissioner'! Warrant and Affidavits. ALL KINDS OF BUHKI Printed to Order Is Best Style AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.

AT TH1 Leader Job Ofncj, B. COTVLK3 ft CO. WATER CURE, FOB INVALID WOMEN. Tt TABL1SHMKNT at Oolambus. Ohio for tbe exclusive treatment of Invalid Women.

The means used coc -ist of a mild and careful use of watrr.wltn the Movement or Motorpathio Cure adminl'tered by the pbjuician tn person. All forms of disease are treated, and with universal sncoesa. Addreeii W. ttUJ-fAHU, H. Columbus.

Ohio. COMMERCIAL. CLEVELAND MARKET. XOIUUKG LXADXB OFTICS, 1 SYniina, Deo. 9, 18d4.

Ihe waather continual cold and disagreeable, and the markets generally are without much activity. There only a l'ght demand lor Wheat from miU len, bat hallen evince coaiideraDle and are not diepoaed to eomxda at; thing to effect tale. The dimand for Corn ii very small, and there if but little nee In leading new Corn to UilJ market, either -helled or on the cob, aa tnere ia no enquiry jr it, and it can only be dUpoied of at the 1cm a heavy per cent on what it would bring, if kept ur- til it is In a coed it ion to go into it ore. if if oro firm bst transect ion are light. Frelfcbtev-Tba following are the ratee now asked: All Rail To Kew York, Flour 91 GO; Wool 92 17; Dreeied Hogs 91 26.

To Boston, rionr $1 TO; Wool 91 84; Dreeaed Hogi 91 35. Floor Market moderately firm with a fair de mand for the retail trade at home and for the Inte rior at 99 60gi10 P0 for XX red; 910 oOgll 60 for XX white. Wheat-The demand light, and the sake re ported aie hardly enough to establish prices. About a fair quotation for No. 1 red f.om store would be 0: fS.

No. 2 do do $1 982 (0, Corn Doll aod inactfra. Old shelle-1 la it ere held af 91 Sale 1 car ears at 90c on track. Bye Dull and nominal at 91 51 45 from store. Barley No mi nl.

Beef Cattle A ood demand continues at nn Changed rates: for ordinrry to extra, lire weight. IsretweJ Hogt Firm and In good rcqnast at 12l3o for light to heary corn-fod. Porta bnt firm and hi changed at 8 00 for hary and Jti 00 for light mrsa. Ijurd Firm and steady at fnr tiercoa and kegs, for city rendered. Battler- Quiet at 43f15c for Western Rnwrre; 38042c for Cent al; for good to cue ice roll.

Cneeee No now feature to note. The niark.t remains quiet and steady at ltig.2 )o for the range of ordinary to choice. gK sa.es aiade to-day at 37Jdc. HifllWlnet iiare very firm to -day at Alcoholrim at 9S for 98 per cant; 93 0ofl2 10 for Neutral Proof tipirite. Petiroleniu Market firm and demand good at 90o fr fitnntd.

rtalt fiteady at the fulluwirg quotations: Caerse 93 10; Ground Solar 93 25; Vine at 95. "PowoU's" land plaster 910 per ton. Dried ApICrV-Actire and firm. Sales ll2 bbls at lie. and 25o for packages.

NEW YORK MARKET-Dec. 9 at on Cotton Firmer with more business. Sals at 3irai 32 for middiinz uolands. friour state ana western more active ma firm. Bale i10 30 for extra Btate; 911 '9 11 40 for common to good hipping brands extra round hoop Ohio: 4Vcr2 ih for trade mania.

Market ctosne firm. sailors a msiae quoia- tlors. A Urge portion of the sales wore extra Btato. mt Whisky-Scare It so rei i 1 C2 frrwe-tAra. and SI 94 for retail lots ofstate.

WtaMt lia-io bettfr. NL at lor amber Milwaukee; 92 4aj for winter ltd western; SB 66 for amber AViictiiun. JKye ymu and nncnangcu. nasitfiei rni tlArm floavr Mixed weetfrn nominal at 51 90 S4l ui- r.w vm'Iaw JerseT al tliftll 0t-actiT aud 11ac better. at 5107(3 1 OS (br western, WOsj-lVirm and oniet Sag-ar Firm.

MuseaTa-lo 19'X; and by auction UK) hhds Porto Rico at ac. MolaMe-aFirui. by auction of 200 bbls Sew Orleans at 84c-dt3l 2l. PefroifliiMi Firm. Jrnde 5153c; Befixed in bond HeBoMi free auc Pork Less active and mut and hrTT Pales at Stt for ISU2-3 mess; 7.V38 2 for 1893-4 do.

eash aod resuiar way. closing at h7 regular; 50330 75 fur old and nw prime and 338 00 for new prime mci. Also 10W bbls prime mesa for January, seller's option, S39 00: 30UO bbls ldii- mm, for December, ai seller's and buyer's option, at $-3 00; 6W bbls new measfor Jncary and February, at ame option, at 3' fw- Ber Rthor nevT at alnut previous prices, Prime Blewi Ilef Quiet and ealy. Rf IlftiiiM -fctadv at 7c- Vnt MMt- Mod.Tt.te requrst etlo5ift19c for rhould rs, including old at lotoc; anu iiizi fnr liami; Bacon Bidets Firm. City short clnr lio: and 10J boxes Iodc clear, for last half of tecembr, and 103 bvxes do.

for last half of January, both at Z2c. T-nrd Verv firm with fair demand, at -t32 Also 250 kecs choice c'tv atit8Kp. aui1 7S0 (ot ail January and until February .5, at seller option, at Batter Fair bchine-s and firm; 38(350 for WiiBtern aod 45Gtc for State; the Utter prtct for verv cnoice. Hodorate request at 13 3 -4c for com mon to prime. N.

Y. MONEY MARKET---Dec. 9 Wooer Mora active at cent, fur call lann; i-liti-fiv nt latlpr (vtorliuK ExeauHjce-Steadv 1093icn for gold. Sold Without deciilrd ehangn. Opening 242, declining to S4U, and closing at NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9, 1864. Qevsranml St4etes Quiet and withont decided ohansr. Cnlted States slxeeof 1SX1. con- pins, lis; do 6-20 coupons do 7-t0 Treesnrv note.

IM; oo iu- eonp.ns 1 ao liz-si. regis' terpd oneyear certificates Stocks DniL Pittsburg. Fort Wavne A Chi. eajralOoW; TolKloA Wal'a preferred Hndson llo; Cleveland A Pittsburg 111; Chicago A North WMtern 41; io prafer'd 70; Beading J3rt; Mich. Iran Central Michigan Sontnern A North.

era Indiana Ti'ii Illinois Oentral scrip Krie UH: New York Ontrai Mariposa Oh and Mississippi oertillcatos 3S: Quicksilver 88; Kock Island KWK Alton Haute Cum berland Canton Missouri Sixes 118; Toledo NEW YORK, Dec. 9, 1864. CHICAGO MARKET---Dec. 9. Finn.

full. Wheat Quiet; advanced lc. Ealrs at I 71 1 7014 ror no. 1. Corn Dull; advanced lc.

Sales at for now. Oats Firm and advanced lo. Bales at gv.0. Provisions Firm. Pork Prime mesa steady at 00: new mess S37 00; old do Sto 5 Dressed JlojfS-314 iJ14 CO; dividing 00 ax.

Hogs Active and advanced 20c. Bales at 10 00 Wtal.kv ri-m. Se es at SI 80. Keeeipts bbls doer, 11.000 bush wheat; 1,000 bush Corn; 17,000 oats; hogs 22.000. Shipment bbls Sour; 7C0 tics wheat, corn oats Jli.lAW.

Bos At Prentiss provision narjfeet Ke port. ea The following are the rates charred by as lTains Suxmroured premium hams tt) -S lrled Beef ...18 Snoo Jde-s Bugar-euredf! ......18 Bacon-Or Smoked Side. 'H lb Lard Prime leaf kottle-rud'd in bbls or tres.23 Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs 21 Pork No. 1 moat 138 00 Extra clear bbl.w aflsT No extra charge made for packagne or cart age to railroad depot, or boats. All articles are warranted strictly prime, and equal to any thing ia the BtaM.

orders promptly mied. BOHsl A PBINTTga. Wo. 144 end 14 Onrn tr- 1 1 1 1 ij3 111 ai 1 ISIVQTM fl 1 WILLIAM P. FOCC.

IMPOSTEB CT CHisa aad Eartnemrare, And Dealer in TABLE CTJTLBKT, LOOKUTGLAfi. B23, PLATBD WABB, COAL OIL LAMPS 0 TOILIT WABB HOUSE FJajllSHlK3 COAL OIL CnANDEIIEHS. With V. nl1 nltebMfcr OHTJBCinS, HALLfi, and P3IVATS H0TJSI3, Corner isuperwr a na Beneca totfeets, Mavsl I itt'o NEW 6LVSS oelved at WABS Jubt BJ A CAD KMT OF MTJ5IC. BH ELLSLER.

J. sicaAao a. GSAsir, TJUBXESCOTJB ATTRalriOWf Tali 8 AT CB DAT BiGal with two ai-Asa. MISS KATE DENIN, ABD MR. SAM RYAN.

two of tbe most attractive Draa ias aos apoo the str.g 8 4TTRDAT ZYKXINO, Dee. will bo ie- ted tae rraaa taiiuiDf urame at LUCRETIA BORGIA, or the Lnc'etfa alias Kate veals. Tn anne lids with tbe new Draata. pi .74 bv a other star, bat Miss Kate Tenia aad Mr. tans Bj- an, the LON 8 JACSHWPAsi aica.

In which Mias Kate Deaia arpaar la Thna Ofcaractora, and Mr. Bam Rjan 'a 1'hrae. Ia preparation, the Gorgeous Speeteds, AlaaJio- PBicnes or admissioh. Drs Circle and Parqnette AO eeate; Sesarea BeaisV 10 uress uircie, io eenu; Family urate, ou eenuvt 85 cents; Private Boxes A end doJ-are; Entire Private Box, single seats, II. Doors open at Certain rises at 7 JO "IO.

29th O. V. TAKE 1 nliimn tn anMAnncln. that Sccund of te Second Seri'SoreoclahleawillJ' el HAPIN HALL. Tbe treads of the Company are respestfullj invited to attend.

Coa stlTia ASSAK-JXHSNTS v. rav eons W. Wadsworth, Wm. McBnde, li. Mela-lirr.

T. Newcomb, Can'l Agar, Ceo. loulg. John M. Ricsev, Wm.

F. Scotten. In annoonc the abeveae as ore est riot obsu Vance in making it a se'ect and plesiant season. Orders for may oe i.u at uarraii with ai mer of the iwmmntea. TICKETS SI OW.

KAIXAJlD'fl HAU A LiSUTUBK Will be delivered at Brainard's Hall, sa 1VHDKT EVENING, December 13th, by THr.llllOBE lLTOJf, Editor of the ''Independent." SUBJECT "The Stale of the Country." Admission 39 Cts. Ho Reserved Beats. Tickets bit be had at Bnlaard'e Music Store and the Bookstore of J. B. Cobb A Co.

Tt procee Js of the Lecture are to be devoted to the Korthwestern Frredmea's Aid Commiesios. Doors open at 6S o'clock. Lecture to commence at 8. FIONA'S RELIEF FESTIVAL. mHS AKNUAL, FESTIVAL OF NA'9 BE LI FT SOCIETT will be Md a.

Ch.pm a Hftll, on n.xt Wednesday Utc. l.tb, 1864. b. w. uairett wiu get np tne supper, aad L.l -nd's Band furnish music for the oeca ioo.

Ticket, may be had at GABBETT 8 and at the. door. Tbepubllo are cordially invited to attend. 111UJIA3 QLAl-K, Fxesident. Cotnpctltlon and Imlta.org Outdone BY YHE OIUAMTIC AJTO YASOXTS DUPBEZ it GREEN'S BAN BRAINARD'S HALL.

POSITIVELY THREE SIGHTS 02TL f. Friday, HntnrdaT and Monday, Bev. Otis, lUIti and llilU, Introducing Entirely New and Attractive Program men each night. Eleventh Annual Tour of tbe Great Seasatto Corps of Sthiopiaa Artista, the leading model Troupe of the World. The largeet and most ooi-olete organisaiicn in exiitenc, the retnlt of eleven years' eiperleeoe, patronised by the fiwhlon aad of the entire Continent.

Doers op-n at of 7 to commence at of o'clock. Admission Orehevtra chaliscOs. CHAS. H. Manager.

Sam. Posn, 1 C. Blocum, deftl81 YV. U. BAKfcsK, BOOKSELLER, Stationer and Xews-Dealer, 239 SURERIOE And Monument Sa.ore, East Side.

Has os hand eomplete sots of APPLETlhVS XEW AMESIGAX AND ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIAS, THS W0BES OT IRVING, COOPER, 1 PRESCOTT, DICKENS, BULWER, ADDISON, GOLDSMITH. FIELDING, POE, LAMB, HUNT, HAZLITT, HALLAM, DE STAEL. POPE, HOOD. SxC. IN CHOICE AND ELESAFT BIDDINGS.

Also the Poetical Work, of BTBON, MOOBaT, SCuTT HOOD, LONOFSLLOW, TI5SJIS0N, wniTTIEB, BBOWN1N9. LOWKLL, JAN IN. OSLOW, and others, In Cloth, Tellam and Aa. tlque Bindings. A Splendid Stock of JUVENILE BOOKS, In Sot.

and single Volumes. Alao, a larg. variety Children's Toy Books, Same, Paper Bolls, dt, Ac PHOTOCRAPH ALBUMS; Portfolios, crap-Boo ka, Kose-wood Writing Desks, Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Knives, Purses, Portmonaiea, Pfno. aa 'Pnlrot 'O vww, Books, Combs, Brushes, Tooth Picks, Checker Boards, Cheea, Dice, Dominoes, Cards, Card Cases, LADIES' TRAVELING BAGS, DI ABIES FOB 1S65. Ssr Call and examine stock at debits 2H WnneH-'r N-ee.

gTSWABT, BIDDLE 4 CO, LAYS SYBWAST A STB TO. Attornejs nd Counsellor at law, XO. 411 PKirKSYLVAHIA ATXKTJ, WASHING TOlf, D. C. Will attend to business is the Supreme Court, Court.

Court of Claims, the Circuit aad District Courts, before the several Departments, the LAND, PENSION, PATENT, AND INDIA! BUREAUSJ AIlU Aft vuausaas. JOS. B. STEW AST, A. O.

BUWLB, rnv. oeURS rjOBACE WATEI-T isnai tsTTfln VWaTIH K1T Al -It Alt rirmiionjiji, So. 4sl Broadway, K. r. I wirhtv New Plane Melodeons, Harmoniums.

Alexandre and Cabinet Organs, at Wh ilanle aad Prion low. S-OOtfD-HAflD PIANOS at great bargains, price, from $50 to JS0O. Now Octave Plane, $60 and S17S with Carvid tegs and Mouldings, lJ0 and npaards. UekHleoas fo i unrrt wnsYn. mtisio BOOKS and all klnda of -OJ-UOAI.

INSTsOMENTS aad itinvic Mercbaldiaeottf-loiceatrol-s. 10.000 laeets of Mr.slc, a Hi tie coiled, at 1 cents per page. fML PJjANi- FOB SALS. 76,000 KJletl Oel Plenk for by Plenk for by.