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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
FROnT NEW YOIsk.
NEw YonK, Sept. 26

NEW lohk, pepl' ~
Last evening detectives Young and Elder
arrested a youth named VIM. II. Little, on the
charge Of embeEzliug, The facts are as fol-
lows
On the 10th inst. the banking house Of
Winslow, Lanier & Co. No. So Wall street,
missed $4,000 The clerk-Little was suspect
ed, who stated that he had lost a package
containing the amount. Some days previous
broker had found package Of checks &C.,
belonging to the house, which he returned to
the firm, stating thst he had picked It up in
the street, Little stating that he had lost IL
from his pocket lie had arranged the matter
IL Is supposed TO further his designs to effect
q deeper game.
This cashier accordinly placed him under
surveillance Of the officers, who employed ex-
traordin8ry diligence 10 trace his movements.
They did not find that he kept house up town
hut visited dsTeputable houses and expended
money freely for wine and other expensive
Injuries. Several days passed by, when f.
y elly he was observed TO enter hotel on the
~ ,ihsrn side Of Houston street. in company
~i,h Californian. The officers followed
'bsm end arrested Little as he was dallyinO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

RNLRoAD AooIDENT-EEGINEER KILLED
The Express train on the River Division of the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, leaving Pitts
burgh at 1850 p. NJ, Saturday, struck land slide
about two aud a half miles from Industry. The
entire train left the track, aud the engine, baggage
car, mail Ger and passenger car, went over the
bank. The engineer, Hiram S. Anderson, was
buried beneath the fallen train and instantly
killed II was found when he was dug out from
the ruins on sundey morning, that bis ribs were
broken and spike driven through his skull. He
lived in Manchester, was about 40 years Of age,
had been about three years on the road and was
one Of tho best engineers on the road. He leaves
wifo and two children.
The fireman was somewhat hurt but not serious,
ly. None Of the passengers were hurt, The en-
gno and cars were smashed considerably.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NGToN, Sept. 26.
The disagreement between Mr.. Cass and
Baron Stoeckel is not as serious as at first
pretended. II grew mainly out Of alleged at
tempts on the part of the local authorities in
the Northern Pacific TO restrain American
traders and whalers within the limits pre-
scribed by Nicholas First, previous to the an
nexation Of California. The present govern
ment Of Russia, it is confidently trusted, will
offer no impediment to free trade on the part
Of American vessels with the growing popu-
lation on the banks of the Amor river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
LAKE, smoRE nAmnoAp.

Hot WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, VIC
have often heard people complain in most dole
ful manner Of the heat, aud yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettng their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those to call on B. p.
Bowers, (acccessor to J. B. Barnes, Plumber,) At,
water Building, who has a large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C., and engage him to
put tup ccOhug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
pIukE,sPEAK GOLn.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
The Denver City correspondent of the Re-
publican gives a statement Of the receipts and
shipments Of gold, in various forms, by pro-
minent business firms of Denver and Aurarla
which aggregates ns follows: Receipts S73,-
000 shipments, $4,000. Valuation of gold
at the rate of seventeen dollars per ounce,
which is much below its real value. The
amount of gold brought to the States by pri-
vate individuals is not included in the state
ment
Gregory left Denver on the 18th, for Geor-
gia with about $4,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
WESTERN NEWS.

LEAyENwoRrH, sept, 70.
Hon. F, p. Stanton delivered an address on
Saturday night advocating the adoption Of
the Wyandotte Constitution, and advising the
people to vote on that instrument on the 4th
of October. The indications favor its rati6-
cation.
question Of exempting from execution, one
hundred and sixty acres of land for home
stead to actual settlers, and that II be sub
mitted with the Constitution.
The Republicans have called Il Convention
TO be held at Topeka, on the 10Th Of October
to nominate State Officers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

on THE FREE List One Sunday ia Western
village when the plate was being passed Ia church
o gentleman said TO the collaboration 0ni I'm a
dead head-l'ye got passl"-R Y Clipper
This reminds US Of a similar affair that came OIL
In ibis city Three sporting men entered
meeting house aud remained until the plate was
handed around, when one Of tue party plaoep
dollar 10 IL ,,, 4,
III aee that, and go a dollar better" said the
second, at the samo time handing his contribution
o Two dollar bill.
| II pass, . exclaimed the tbird.-CH ="
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

BRANDRETH's TlLLs HAVD no AUIION HAVE
ON IMPURITIES Young people cannot but mdlle-nged
and old poopls can apprecia the medicine which, being
used in sicues only upon the Of tho disease
Around every organ r cted there tha medicine pene-
traos removing impuri, preventing all settling Of the
humors ulcers, swelings tumors. In Heart Alice
tiuns in Epilepsy Peursy, in Sore Throats and ahec-
of the Respiratory organs geueroly in Eyspepse
thdso wonderful pills give immediate rel eff and perseye-
yerenoe will he sure to MaHGiss which have been
pronounced human skill have been cured by their
use And is This SO wonderful Behold the reason =
BBANDRETHs PILLS purify the blood; they have power
eXcep impure humors, aud these being removed the
disease removed Millions deriving health from the
use of this innocent d'ne, which never weokens but
always strengthens hsN 10y taking out of the body these
matters VIII hsld, as tt weTp. the life mtncl le IN
custody Hnd secondly, by impartiug life giving property
10 the blood
sod at No. % Canal St. BrundToth's Ruildng AMI by
A s. diner No 22l Superior street. Cleyelund and by
medicines dSW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

Boy KILLED,--Yesterday morning, a boy
named John Bobery, was killed by fall from u
tree. He in company with four other boys start
cd from their homes in Brooklyn, north Of the
railway, and about two and q half miles from the
city, to como to the Industrial School, where they
attend regularly. They stopped about mile
from home to pick some hickory nuts, and John
ny getting upon rotten limb, fell distance of 20
feet to the ground, crushing his skull. He lived
about 20 minutes but never spoke. lie was eight
years old, and a fine boy, loved by his gchoolmates
and teachers, and his death carries gloom into the
school,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

in the parlor The Californian know nothing
Of the matter previous 10 the arrest.
Little was taken 10 the police headquarters,
and on being searched ninety dollars were
found in one Of his boots. The detectives
followed up their clue and scrutinized the
prisoner with success. Sixteen hundred dol
lars more was found by them this morning.
LlLllo was oommiLLed for arnminnLinn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

BoARD OF EDUoATIoN.-Tho regular meeting of
the Board was held last night, The following
mmbers wero present Mess.s Rhodes, Stanley,
Pratt, Vaughn, Payne, Fogg, Maynard, Reese and
Bradburn
The petition Of Miss Graft for permission TO be
absent from school one day each week; also from
Miss Cozzens and Miss Dayaya for like permission,
we're granted.
Several bills for sundry repairs, &C., were re
ceived and appropriately disposed Of
Adjourned for QUE week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
IMP0KTANT TO FEMALES,



he combination of Ingredients ia these Pills is the re-
nit Of lobg and extensive practice They are mild in
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Mensuatons removing all distractions, wheath-
from cold Otherwise headache pain in the sids pal
ptaton Of tho heart whites all nervous affections hyster
cs fatigue pain In the back and limbs SC, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature,
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the of in the treatment Of
these rregu aud distractions which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed 70 PREMATURE GRAVE No femue can enjoy good
health unless she Is regular m whenever obstruction
fakes place tho general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eTec'ua remed, ever known for all com
plants peculiar 70 Fegais To all clauses they nyal
liable, aiucng Dih certdatg periodical regularity Ihet
kuown to thousands who have used them different
periods throughout the country having the sanction of the
mos eminent physicians IN AHlcrtcd.
Erncf directions stating 0hn and t1len they should not
be used with each 0Xne Price one Dollar each bOr
faiaiHg 40 PiHs.
valnnble pamphlet tu he had fee Of the Agents Pill,
sent 5y m1 promptly by enclosing price the Genera
Agent. Sold By druggists generally
II. II, tU fCHlNGS, General Agent,
No lG5 Chambers 81, New York,
Sold In Cleveland by WI. FISKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND. apr5d& w6m2n
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THE GREAT CRTCKET MATCH.

MONTREAL, Sept 25
The first innings of the Canadians at the
Cricket match, played yesterday, were 50.
The all England men then commenced, but
did not finish their play. The play will be
resumed on Mon lay and be finished en- Tues
day. The all England players are sanguine
of success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

ATTEMPTED sUlcIDn-- Yesterday morning Mr.
Phillip Kunz, who has saloon at No 235, St
Clair street, attempted to drown himself in the
Lake. Quite crowd Of men and boys were at
tracted to be bank, near which he was wading,
seeking for place "doep enough to drown in."-
He was finally persuaded to go home without end
Ing his existence beneath the waves of Lake Erie.
Mr.. Kunz attempted to hang himself in an out
house about year ago, and was cut down just in
time to be restored to life He has property and
it is difficult to assign adequate reason for his de-
sire to "shuille Of this mortal coil"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
q MuMAN FaAlLrY, or PnYsIoLoaIcAL I'D

~ "llUMAN FRMLrY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES" should be read by everybody 1t treats
seluActsd diseases md the results Of early NAL practice
that frequently lead to unhappy marriages. her
relief und d vention, with copious Instructions the
sure method Of dispolng the nisgriRgs tot frequently
take hold Of those about to enter into the marriage state
The work is beGuy illustrated with colr5d engray ngs,
and is fraught with wholesome advice and exl OdatiOns
Sold by DR.. BARROW I57 Prince street, New york.
Price 25 cents, Sent free.
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, and VIM .FISKE,
Drnggis1s Cleve and reps
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Last Nights Report.


New YoRK, Sept 26.
The annual Regatta of the New York Yacht
Club took place to-day--the yachts came in
in tho following order Schooners, Zinga,
Gipsey, FOyorite; sloops: Mallory and Man
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
FROM BOSTON.

BOsToN, Sept 26
Religious services were held this forenoon
on the ship Annie Buckman, the occasion
being the departure Of Rev j. p. Harwell and
wife and Miss. Sarah Mason, who 60 out as
Missionaries under the eauspices Of the Baptist
Missionary Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

PoIIoE CoURT.-Chustian CGyler, for keep
ing a disorderly house, fnod $40 and costs.
Timothy Connolly, William Clemen, Margaret
Sullivan, Henry Hutchinson, and James Hender-
son, fined S each for drunkenness.
Milliam Murray, for assault and battery, fined
$40 and costs and 10 days in JAIL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

Coon ADvIoE.-Be saving of your money ard
cake it go great way. by buying your Hats and
C.Nps for yourself and children, at l. Benedict "
So us, 2ol Superior st., who have received very
lars and choice assortment goods, in their line,
of th latest styles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

CLEVELAND Musical UNION Association
The members will please take notice that the
meetiags of the Association will commence on
Friday, October 9TH. A full attendance is request
ed, owing to business Of importance to bo trans
acted
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T--------=--7s-=s----77 7s4-----Hs-----a-4---aHs
CIkHCIk ET MATNIa.

MONTREAL, Sept. 2G, ! p. NJ.
The play in the great Cricket Match re-
commenced at ll-3G a. M, Messrs. Parr and
Caesar wereat the wickets, Grundy, Hayward,
Misden and CaGyn are out, and four wickets
have fallen for sixty runs. The weather is
beautiful, and there is great excitement The
match resulted in favor Of the English.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

Contributions TO THE WASHINGTON MoNu.
AENr.-ln accordance with the suggestion that
the Postmasters throughout the country provide
boxes for contributions to the Washington Monu.
ment Fund, receptacle has been placed in our
Post offce for the deposit of such aid 1t is oca-
ted at the registered letter aperture in the centre
OF the yestbnle. The lettering above announces
the box to be for "Conlributlons to the Washing
ton Monument" and a convenient opening is made
where quarters, dimes, pennies, or paper moGey
can be slipped into the box It is good idea, aud
VIC presume the box will rapidly fill up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2G.
An accident occurred ON the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad Saturday night, - miles
below this city. Cause broken rail. One
car oyorturned-the rest thrown offthe track.
20 persons injured-only one killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

"LooR on THIS PlcrURE, AND ON ThAT''-Ih's
was tho language of Hamlet to his loyal mamma
according to W. Shakespeare, esq Il is now suP>
posed that this remark was made while they were
on a visit to s. Crobaugh's Art Em .porium' oppo'
site the Post Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

New York, Sept, 20.
McAlpine, alias Marmaduke Reeves, the
woman swindler was to-day sentenced to the
Penitentlary for five years.
A letter from China to the Evening Post
asserts that the English fleet attempted TO ns-
cend the wrong mouth of the river, while the
Chinese Deputies were waiting nt the right
place. The writer also says that the CONNER
cial men at Shanhai all deprecntc the hnsty
and ill-advised proceedings of the English,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

PLEAsANT.-The sun, which for a week had been
wasting his rays behind the clouds, yesterday
came out on exhibition and made himself visible
to the naked eye. A pleasant breeze prevailed
through the day and the mud rapidly dried up un>
der the combined influences of th csc two causes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

ISPoRrAHT TO snPpERs,--U. S. Express Co.'S
Fast Freight Line Great Western Deepatch, is
bringing freight from New Yoik and b aston to
Cleveland at the lowest Railroad rates, via Now
York-9O, G7, 42, 80; Boston-9s, 70, AZ, 81.
sep2SIw d. Il. BARNEY, Ag't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend = Ruaini's excellent assort.
ments of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as 10 practical Furrer is now engaged in manufac-
turing Capes, Mufs, Fur Gloves etc, etc., for tho
Fall and Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

~ Mrs. Shaw 70 inerly at Shaw & Co.'s may
hereafter be found at the new Millinery Rooms 236
Superior street, Northrop & spanglers Block
Her many lady patrons will be glad to learn that
she will continueto make Cleveland her home and
attend to their orders as heretofore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

t77 Attention is called to the advertisement of
Mr. Cardo2o, Merchant Tailor at go Prospect
street Mr. c, has Just built new brick on tLis
beautiful thoroughfare in which he designs 10 carry
on his business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
En.sIaa sleam BalAIng Esla6II.lmeaI,
% Hicks ST., near Engins House No 10,
Cleveland, West sideA
HNIIM RnCSTAN STEAM BATH is


universally known a over Europe, where II Is estsb'
listed In an the argir cities aud even IN many - the
snaller towns, ard Is goHcrnlv approved BY All med.
ical nuthortps hs net only sniO, quick thriqnt and
highly agree remedy against great number OF the most
irouhnf0na disoass uut also promoter OF health pre-
server nf stret ill., tud most powerful slrenahehef o.
n nervous ys that no particular rocomneudallln o.
II rs called for As purifying aud nygonllhE assent itH
thp Fn ts hh rs HckuuNlugtd 10 20 SURPASSED pY Ne
nlher n1ats whnirv g. Hut lht Singular computation OF
strnu votrr rcon uhd oNtfclae eflihlr Ia thesc es
nf itshmons Affects The whole body ii tufh powerful
NAV ns 10 toy eradCa tonsos which obs tnatey
resist IA trf rpirdios hhoumHtlsin SAT- hheanl, Rug
Wu ing's Et Fever sorts Dppsy, and all ether dis
rlsirr num oppressed prmofrid action Of the akin
rs r,irniv ouiad without exhibiting Internal medicine
DrnFes uf nir-ppssagef, 0uiorfh, coughing; and
m tpc forms Nunsumu muiOn al not udy uctd 100 tat,
nre removed without difficulty
p6inrgrinsnt of he LNhr and Spleen, DyspepsY Pioa
Neuuliuiap, scfufuous Sw elhng FaIayuc hyeteica
AdeoOus 0Oui, aud Eumolm1s lpleptc titf pcainese,
Bul great number OF OthaF ailments are cgetkfuly
trrd OF ihr ohcinsy Of Steam bhthing p AL teso az
ae un there the Rtnpcst proof on rucord Nothing 10
claimed h. hut Whn can uctuhY no osnci ana what
every ono mas experience IA himself.
JUST Try m
Cold aud Warm Waier halhs, ~ we'll a. shower Bath
arc c.n isetei with ihis establishment, and San ~
TfeRETs!-A sirgle Siosm hath ea cqpts
A ood ~ warm water ~
Hours Of admission, for L.,
gnnird ava ~ tlp tT7r
lernoops 81 "
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CnURCnILPS MYPOPHOSPHIFES.
The Great vital ReEenoraEOr,
'EHsE EHIsS ESllH ARa!

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TMESEMAR, Nos \ land 3. ulo prepared IN the 10. n,
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there saving OF 50 To he had, whoesh and rBtail,
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tho RI nj A X Go part nt the wurlu, accutoy
packed aud addressed according to the instructions Of tAa
writer
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Lud WILLIAM FlSKE
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

EV- The October No. OF the Atlantic Monthly
has been received by Cobb q Co., and Hawks Il
Bro. The table of contents is fully equal to any
Of the previous numbers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

rV L Stair & Go, have received the Fail FASH
ions for Gentlemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat TO
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co., and get fitted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

From LAKE SUPERIOR The Northern Light,
Capt. Spalding, arrived from Lake Superior at 4
o'clock yesterday morning She brought down
sli tons of iron and 80 passengers. The news is
not Of importance. She leaves for the upper Lake
country this evening.
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Books s. Stationery.
j. B. COBB & CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnerS,
No. lss Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
SCHOOL BOOKS At WHOLESALE!l


NHE FOLLOWING SCHOOL
nOOks s,e kept 70 lsIgs sugpy snd sis sold by gs
me Of the itulpg Kind. ard shows but asmiil pant Of
the variety which We keep
McGafeys Readers, Old Series,
McGuaey's Readers, Now Series,
IliatOS Readers
Loyelrs Readers,
Townos Reade
Webs Readers.
shrgsants Readers,
Wsbstets Elementary SpsllinI Book
McG1fTys Spelling Book,
RAYS SERIES or ARlTHETICs.
STODDARDS SERIES OF ARlrHMETiCs,
Rays Higher Arithmetic,
Thompson's Arthmeiics,
Mitrhos Series Of Biographies,
C5mlrs Series Of Geographes.
Moeteith's Series Of Biographies,
Cotton PITCHES Series Of 0eoguphies.
warren's Common School Geography,
Wareu's physcla Geography,
Whites Local Geosrphy
Punoo's Primary Grammar
Pinneo's Aualy &c Grammar,
Green's Grdmmars,
Browns Gummar,
Brow IS Grbmmsr VI Gmnusrs
ClaIk's English Grammar
Wells Grammar,
Weli's Gramm1r
Bullion's Gummsr,
Fowletis Grammar,
MITCHELLS OUTLINE MAPS,
PELToN's OUTLINE MAPS.
Camps Geography,
Rays Agebrai
Rnbinson's Algebra,
Dlyies' Algebra,
Bourt on's Algebra.
Loomis' Algebra,
l.ogoudru's Geometry,
Ollcndoins German Grammar.
Adler's Gemaa Reader,
Adlers German Dictionary, l7mi.
Allor's German Dictionary, syo.
Woodbury. German Grammar
Ollondorlfs French Grammar
Fuqntlle's French Grammar,
SpiOu Surrenne's French Dictionaries.
Collou's French Reader,
Anthons Classical Series,
Andrews Sioddurl's Latin Giummsr new cd,
Andrews Lalil Render,
Buttons Latin Series
Authou's Latin d D.CtOnHry,
Andrews Latin Dictionary,
Arnold's Latin Prose,
Aruold's Latin Series Of Looks,
Ldlle & SCOTS Greek Lexicon,
Crosb, eek Grsmin " aud Lessons,
Buttons Greek Series,
Wells Philosophy,
Oim,ted's Philosophy,
Qlackoaho,' Philosophy (uew)
pWkrrs PHI Osophy,
Comsock's Philosophy,
Porter's Chemistry,
SiuimHn's Chemistry,
Stockhardts Chemistry
VOLS Chemistry,
Cutters PhysiO.ogy q wArks)
lleoker's Physiology now
Cfittendon's Book -koepiug
ID MS BJOk-keepin;,
Fulton Easlman's Book Keeping,
Jone. Buok-keos lug,
Webster's Primary d tiona y,
Websters Common School Diolionery
webstor's High School dictionary.
wehsioi's Counting House Dictionary,
wEBSTERS UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY, n
ell'ion,
Spencer5 Writing Books.
IaysOn, Duuton & Scribner's Writing Books,
Markham's History Of England,
LAID 8 School III i,tories,
Lossins's U History,
Quackenbos' Course of Composition,
QuacI ouhos lst Lesson ia Composition
Sarroant's Standard Speaker,
Putnlm's Elucmiln,
HJws' ElUruttuuists (new)
The New York Speaker,
KLd's ocu'iun,
PaikeT's Aids TO Composition,
SCHOOL STATIC ERY
Whiting Books with copies aud without
Cjmdustion Books,
| School HegisteIs,
| Sketch Books
4 q llors g Pers q doa ia 4 bo4)
Gi iot's School Pens q doz. iu box
Gtlolt's no Pous Il doz in abpr)
holars Record.