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LADD, WEBSTER Co.'s
TIE T-ST!T TON
S e w " C II q c e IVES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
No. ISi BALTIMORE STREET,
s2I-f Between Calvert and South streets

No ISL Baltimore STREET,
s24-u Between Calvert and South streets.
PARKER BRoTHERs LONDON CLUB SAUCE this
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng others From the
richness and delicacy of favor it has attained popu
arity almost as great this country in Europe For
sale by all hrstclass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN Il YOE, Importers
o'i-u SO West Baltimor street
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FIaR WATCHES
William Dixons London, and jules Jurgensen's Copep
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Rreguets NiCKEL, WATCH
CLARk'S BALTIMORE WATCH rs, the best TiIpe-Kean
erS Tor sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK corner Of Calver
ana alter Streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewery Gold
Ohains Silly and Plated Ware Lecoultres Swiss Razos
ana strops Gold Silver and Spectacles to suit
ages New goods in store. Purchasers will pleasecs
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
oai'i"ofe auI6-t
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HITTING COTTON, Domestic and German,
~ Of 3, and threads, superior article for sale bv
49,, 4. MANN,
n2i,tf 40 Baltimore st, between Gay and Frederick
NTLOV Els OF Cloth, Merino, Cotton and Wool
VI Also, HalfHese OF Merino Cotton and Wool
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NEWSPAPER SECESSION.
The Richmond Wing has been compelled to yield
its strong Union sentiments before the gradual en-
croachments of secession. Robert Ridgway, a
staunch Union man and able editor, has with
orawn from its control.
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H1I-II ~ baItmore 50, between Gay and Frederick
M ERlNO, WOOLLEN, COTTON AND GAUzE
I'VE SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads Gents and Chill
dren. Also, Woct and Cotton Hose Of all kinds Also
"!9Ves, hlttS ana sleeves. Z. MANN,
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Inrn1nre.

Il ENRY W. JENKINS,
- PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. I6 LIGHT ST,
Has hand large stock of and is constantly anusctu-
ring, every description Of CABINET WARE of the best
terias and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS holsters and PILLOW OF Hair Feathers, IRON
BEDSTEADS suitable for Hotels, servants &c iaE-tT
IN NEW NITURE
fasSN WAREROOMS.
The undersigned would call the attention OF his friends
and the public to his WarerC oms, and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he hal
so long enjoy ed at the OF dStand: . - ~
TH0S. McGLANNAN,
No. 40i West Baltimore street.
~ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE mh22 u
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SIC K IL f DAG Fl f,
CURE
VOUS ACHE,
CURE
a LII KINDS OF HEADA C. II f.
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

BY the Of these Pll5 the periodic attacks OF Nervous
or Sick Headache may be prevented and il taken at the
commencement of attrck immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Hs4dachs
70 which females subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding COStiusnsS5
For Literary Men, tStients. Delicate Females, and all
ersons Of SedentaTy habits, they valuable Lara
tire improving the appetite giving tone and igOT to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result of long ;nvestiga-
many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the system o.
from deraDged state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their compost n, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making change Of diet, and ;he absence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders easy administer them chill
drcR.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS!
The genuiae have five signatures of Henry c. Spaaingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines
ox will be sent By mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Al orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDTNG,
As Cedar Street, Kew York.
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HK IL. LEHEBI ON IN co.
BUCHAEAN'S WHARF
90Esss, It,, for &ale ann 8tnt.

Eas:;Af FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Ev-
E5iisI change Place, occupied at present Inv Ns I'll
sS Foster Co. Possession given Ist nr ss,,i 3S
LIL2-II HENRY RIEMAN 4 Sons
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St0tks, Gtbangs, TT.

Stutks, Gxegange, tt.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1872
5a Va Rar5 Do bonds d g. ao 55s'
H TsRtsf By ss sAnh Gn n1Rss Ss5
NOMMERCIAL PAPER NEGOTIATED by
~ SAM. HARRIS IA RtI q SONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS
~ STOCK C0aMLSSLoM BUSINESS,
sash p T FO s ffg A R2HGG AfP S2R F26
THE NEW YORK BOARD and esgsa nRt frqn it are re-
mhl.lm a Second street.
EIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, singleand
dGgs q 9aRa aPS S s scae
LETT for negotiation AAkt ssed Ladw sTss
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX-
mhl-lm Al Second street
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
~ sums to suit by MARTIN IS LEWIS,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by THO; !. CARSON,
fe26-tf 20i Baltimore street
FXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
- PHIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND PETEERSB sI and
fe26-tf 2o4 Baltimore street
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
$4,000
Oif es6-tf n aol Ba fIInleSes st2eet
BROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR SALE F0 0S on s The
principal cities OF Germany, on London Paris and Amster
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
~ for sale nv Gnl6-tfI THO ! CARSON.
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
n ~ AID y APPROVED coLLATERATFS 5d by CARSON
EOLD PURCHASED, and for sale constantly,
fe26-ff 2Oi Baltimore street.
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland 6 per cent
I've Inscribed loan for sale by s,,rr u,pprs :.
fe9-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7,tf 1876 Baltimore street.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
y For sale by KNOX co,
BIZ & OF SAI1H No d S1sa Ss s51
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Oand sold by JSo. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO.;
MISSOURI 6's FOR SALE BY
Nl JNo. S. CUTTINGS 1Co,
2 o. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
-. JNo. 5. CUTTINGS 1 Coz
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
y. >.
sStf 20 South ST.
| ESIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| IL by SAMUEL HARRIS, .Jr.,
| jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
| MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
| lT1 JNO S. CUTTINGS Co,
sSf % South st.
| NOMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
Owanted by JNO s. CUTTINGS L CO.
sStf go South st.
| BALTIMORE CITY s PER CENTS. OF 1890
EHand 1875 for sale by ISRAEL COHEN,
| STIFF No. 5North street.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| IN wanted by Knox & CO.,
ap2s-d Exchange Place.
baltimore 6 PER CT LOAN FOR SALE
Dby sAML. HARRIS, Jr,
| jul7-f Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
| IN BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
julTf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| ~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
| Basement EheSappake
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STERLING EXCHANGE

ROSS CAMPBELL 4 Co,
p HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
BILLS o LO n DON,
mhIg-tt In to suit purchasers.
yET GILM0R, JR.,
W. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECOND STREET,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets.
Makes advances on Stocks and other Coaterals.
Negotiates Time Paper and Stock Loans. plG-u
9 HARRIS, JR.,
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities of this
md other markets commission seII-tf
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AmnselNfnts,
NEW ASSEMBLY Roj MS.
SIXTEEN PERFORMERSt-UN EQUALED AND
INCOMPATIBLE

SLKTEEN PERFORMERS!-UN EQUALED AND
INCOMPATIBLE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March llth.
~ thange of Programme Nightly. Double Troupe HnG
DUPREZ & GREEN'S ORIGINAL
NEW ORLEANS AND METROFGl lrAN BtELESQUE
OPERA TRBUPt,
viii give SIX GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS at the
above Hall, introducing each evening entirely So
lection of Acts selected from the OF Ethiopian Min
trclsy.
GRAND sERENADE each evening in from: 0 the Hail,
previous opening the doors. by New rle and
Metropolitan froupes BRASS BAND, led by Mr. PRATT
Doors open at 7Concert to commence at quarter Of
O'Clock recsely. -
GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
90 O'Clock
Front Seats reserved for ladies and GENT men &C
companying them.
AIM SSiON 25 CENTS C Il DCPREH,
mis- ST. Manager and Business Agent.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
THIS RSDAYl EVENING, March II.
First time of the Play, entitled
TIE ASSASSIN OF TIE ROCK.
Michel Peire Won Franc. s. W. Glenn
An abso brg, int resting and highly comic drama.
CHE1P RICES
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
must he withdrawn this week.
Saturday, benefit of Mr. Scallan.
THE FORTY THIEVES
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RIO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTlLIzER-eqqel to- uano and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being auvial deposit composed Of animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles St
half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter OF
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
servoir. Apply at SO South street.
Price so cents per cart load. je22-tf
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6gutgttgn

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lTlYOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The course of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction
efficient Faculty of able and Experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is the
command of the Institution. Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts
yaages of the Christian family vited examine the
School.
OF admission and further information address,
Rev, GEO. LEWIS STA LEY, Principal Mount Washington
Baltimore CO. MarylaQd inlTtf
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AM
fOt Sale.
G0Hsiante a0titts.

Neither the Captain nor the
" Consiguees Of the Bremen bark ANNA from Bre-
men will be responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew of said bark fel5 3w
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PA,2
January Is, 1861. 5
II. C. SPALDITG.
SIR: You will please send boxes your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS.
P.S-Ihare used boz Of your Piils, and find lien,
GcceNant.
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I DEKUVIAN GUANO.
| H. PERUVIAN GUANO of direct importation, for sal
in quantities to suit Also ELIDE, ICHAB0E, A
| MEXICAN and other varieties.
i p MALCOM Il co,
| ia9-tf Bowy's wharf
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3aakErs anS 8rokers.

3aGkers an1 8rGkers.
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS 49,, :
II ,,,pu,v = u E9UGHT AND SOLD
No 4 SECOND STREET,
South STREET
s sFES2T5A AN6 B BSS1S II 1 fhFEk
GRANTS DISCOUNTS ON APPRQyED SECURITIES,
BBGY BUYS AND s s2Is NV C YdkE E2GHaNgE
BUYS AND SELLS FIRSTCLASs GROUND RENTS
BanEing business s.'''' :, :, - iaI5.tf
T EONARD J. TORMEY,
- CONNIE R9 G47EzzftlSrAPER,
BAITIMoRE, ND.
coIPH APEfl Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
LOANS. Especial attention given to the Negotation
of Loans on first class Securities lal5.t
7 r. McGINN & CO.,
e. Sro&S d { 4 N5R4 FhI s4k Rh2}EERs'
Buy and sell on commission exclusively SIoGkS'
BONDS, &c., in this and her markets jai,6m
CILDERSLEYE L WHITRIDGE
" BILL AND STOCK BROKERS x EBS@,, s-,r,r
Z AWRAs0N & SMITH,
o. No p % sog Ta STREET TREE and exscrta orders
for Stocks in this and other markets !ulS Il
Mooney BUSINESS.
w MARTIN LEWIS,
First IN house Us From from South sIiA stree,
NEGOTIATION Of i' aGRG GlISlThii % inc
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS p9, sr 91 ,,
- MAKES ARyANGEs o. CSL.ItASfSER1Is. '
9EPER$ F9R $TSc IS N ii the RaEfsts
BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES je6tf
TNO. S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
'"-''>'''E Sf6CE I AND BILL BROKERS,
8v and sej1op Commission Stock md Securities in this
Purchase and sell Ground Rents 49, -.
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes end ether
Negotiale Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections on all accessible points IN the United
Receive deposits in Banksble snd gneurrep Funds ana
transact the business Of Private Banking in all Of its depart
SAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS,
- BANKERS, STOCK EXCHA A ,,,,,,,,,,s,
No. 1856 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT on all accessible points in the United States and
IIoPRy an4 % yor snd gRRENT BANK
NOTES At lev rats Tar PAPER and STOCK LOANS and
buy and sell Fl on commission sToSks SECURITIES in
THIS RE a?a GFsT FPFks in Barkabs or Upcurept Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department nh4-ly
7 H. LUG 5KdGT ,xorv mn
- STo'A' MINI AHb HEAT Heal ESTATE BROKER,
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
P. Gibson, Cashier Bank Of Baltimore, Baltimore:
c. /. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
J. N. Buck Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas J. Carson, Banker Baltimore.
Thomas D. Johnston, Baltimore,
J. G. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Prick 4 Ball, Baltimore
r. Mcke Cashier Union Bank of Maryland, Baltimore
B. a. Vickers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore.
Johnston, Bro. Il Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Josiah Lee Il Co, Bankers, Baltimore
Hugh Jenkins Il Co, Baltimore.
Young Il Carson, Baltimore.
VIM. Pinkney Brooke, Washington, d. G. myl5tf
ISRAEL COHEN,
Z STOCK, BILL AND NOTEBROKER,
No. 6 NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities of this and
other markets; negotiates Notes, Loans, &c rnyAH
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BELLE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. 10, 1861.
HENRY c SPhLpING, Esq.
Please find ncosed twenty five cents for which send
another box of Cephalc Pills. Ihey truly the
best Pills Ihdre ever tried
Direct A. SLOWER p ".
Belle traOn, Wyandot Co., o.
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OTIS FOR LEASE

EOR RENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor
of the Franklin Building for rent recently fitted M at
much expense, with gas, watr, &c Also, an adjoining
Room Apply at 80 SOUTH GAY ST. nl9 If
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DGAD BoDT FouED.-About daylight this
morning the attendants at the Camp Wade
hospital discovered in barn in the Hos
pltsl lot the dead body Of man. InfOr-
mstion was at once given to the Coroner
and guard placed over the body. About
II o'clock tho Coroner appeared, and at his
suggestion the body was allowed to remain
in the barn until an inquest should be
held which was to commence at half-past
one o'clock.
The only facts We could ascertain we're,
that during yesterday afternoon The man
was seen about Orange street and the lots
adjacent 10 the Hospital lot in g drunken
state, and was ssinESS worried By the boys
in tbe neighbOrhOOd. About eight o'clock
in the evening, some boys who we're RAM
bling about the vacant lots in the locality,
discovered him lying in a fence corner, and
going to him, found that he was dead.
They made known the fact to policeman,
who, reDairing to the spot, and satisfying
himselfOf the truth Of their story, request
ed them to remain with the body until ne
should get tho Coroner. He returned
about eleven at night without the CorO;
nsr, and With the assistance of the boys
conveyed the body on board to the barn,
where it was found this morning. No ez-
animation has been made Of the body, and
tbs only mark visible is a slight scratch
over the right eye, apparently barely scrap
ing ne flesh. The body is dressed in gray
clothes, which are well worn, heavy cow
hide boots, also much worn, aud white
shirt with Marssilles bosom. lie has dark
brown hair and chin Whiskers The cheeks
having been recently shaved. No one in
the neighborhood, SO far as yet learned,
hsd ever seen him before yesterday. The
boys who saw him in the afternoon say he
was Irish, though his appearance does moi
Indicate it.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs; The Grand Division
of the Sons of Temperance of the State of
Ohio closed its annual session at Xenia, on
Thursday evening, Oct Slst The Session
was we'll attended, and Notwithstanding
some two thousand members Of the Order
in Ohio have enlisted in the army, the re-
ports from the Subordinate Divisions iu
this jurisdiction show that the Order is
aOurishing and doing great good. During
the session, over sixty officers and soldiers
Of the 74th Regiuenb encnmped at Camp
Lowe, we're initiated into the Order, be-
sides number of the citizens, The Off
GERS elected for the ensuing year we're:
Rev. W. B. Disbro Of Elyria, G. W. P.
VS.. Burns, Of Mansfield, G. W. A.
H.. Horton, of Cincinnati, G,s,
Dr.. B. Thompson, Of Columbus, G. t.
B. Kraser, of Massillon, q. c.
AB,F. Ormsby, of Cleveland, G. S.
The Committee on The State of the Coun-
try reported the following resolutions,
which we're adopted unanimously.
Resolred, That our Order, composed as it
is Of persons belonging to all political
parties, is united in love Of country, and
in sustaining the Nationsl Government in
its struggles for existence, under sll cir
cumstances and az whatever cost.
ResOlUed, That no necessary expenditure
OF treasure or blood can be too great which
results in preserving our Ship Of State,
freighted as it is with glories of the past,
the blessings of the present and the hopes
of the future.
RssolUsd, That our Division Rooms and
the ranks OF the volunteers demonstrates
that Sons OF Temperance are ready, not
only to fight agaiDst the tyranny Of habit,
but against rebels and traitors 10 our be-
nefcent government. ...
ResolDed, That in this National struggle
is involved all the interests and hopes of
man, morally, socially, politically and re-
ligiOusly, in the present and in the future.
To give up our government is TO surrender
al that we have been laboring for and
hoping to accomplish as philanthropio
institution.
Reso!Ued That in this struggle our broth
ers and fellow citizens will be exposed to
peculiar trials and temptations, in the
camp and in the field, and that we will
neglect no proper means TO protect snd save
them from the ScoUrge ofintemperance, and
to this end we would urge On subordinate
Divisions 10 circulate among the volunteers
temperance tracts and wherever practica-
bic initiate them into the order without
charge. Sow.
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AIilitary Works.

We have received from the publisher
D Van NOstrand, 192 Broadway, New
fork-thrOugh Ingbam & Bragg, Who have
them for sale, tho following military
works, just issued;
YIeLE's HAND Book FoR Active SERVICE.
By Egbert L. Viele, late o. S. A Cap
e. lain Engineers, Tn Reg, N. G.
No more valuable book than this could
be offered our volunteer sOldiery at this
time. It supplies want that has lope
been evideat-a work giving not only ii
detail the duties Of soldier, but at The
same time furnishing simple and practical
ies5ons for his self-goVerr ment in camp and
garrison, or on the march, that he may be
enabled 10 husband his physical resources,
3 aad be at all times prepared for any duty.
By no means the least important part Of
u aresl
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this volume, and which should OF itself
recommend the book 70 svsrt solder, are
instructions for the most propef, and at
the same time economical and expeditions
mode Of preparing rations. The work Is IN
oil respects highly practical, and will be
found Of incalculsble worth to our vOiun-
teers.
HAND .BooK or ARrnLmY, BY Capt. Io'
seph Roberts, 4lh Regiment Artillery,
U.s.A. aa"e
This work should be in The possession Of
every artilleryist and particularly non
commissioned officers and priva,es of Ar.
tillery, for whose instruction it is chiefly
Intended. Il is compiled from the very
best sources, and has been substituted as
textbook in the regular service, through
the reeommepdation Of a committee Of
Army officers appointed to examine it, in
place Of g Burns Questions and Answers
on Artillery, work that has long been in
use. .... .--
STANDING ORDERS or THE SEVENTH REGI-
MESr, NATIONAL GUARD. A. Duryee,
Colonel.
This little volume will be found useful to
regimental officers, as showing the regula-
tons adopted for the government Of the
Seventh Regiment Of New York, through
which they have attained their present pO
sitiOn, unquestionhbly first among cur Oiti
zen soldieFy.
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The Book and Stationery House Of Iugham
and Bragg
This house is already extensively known
Throughout the State, and, indeed, all over
the Western States, not only as publishers
Of many Of the most valuable textbooks in
use in our common schools and colleges
intending among others, Worcester's Quar-
to and smaller Diodonaries-but for their
successful efforts in supplying the oommu-
nifty witt religious and Sabbath School
books. That their efforts in this line have
baen appreciated, is shown from the fact
of their having been appointed the DEPOSIT
teries for the publications of the Cleveland
Bible Society, the Western Reserve Book
aud Tract Society, the Methodist Book Con-
aesra, and of nearly all the Religious and
sabbsth School Publication Societies in the
country. The little Sabbath school Singing
books known as the "Echor-aChimes'
"BslT7-and "Anniversary Hymn Book
are published BY this. house, of which they
have sold many thousands, and the sales
are increasing daily.
The "GOlden Wreath" Nightingale"
and aBell," for day schools, are also of
their publications, and are full Of the
choicest pieces. OF the "Golden Wreath"
alone they have cold over six thousand
copies.
Their connection with Eastern book pub
fishers, enable Messrs. Iugham & Bragg 10
buy and sell on The most favorable terms,
thus making it an object for country mer-
lohaats, teachers, and dealers generally, to
obtain their supplies Of books and station.
cry of them rather than buy East. Their
shelves are ever filed to replelion with all
the standard School and College Text
Books, and miscellaneous works in every
department. Of literature, comprising valu-
able works on History, Philosophy, Chem
istry, Law, Medicine, Natural History,
Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, Geology, Theology,
Agriculture, Mathematics, Intellectual
Philosophy, and kindred sciences.
In addition 70 their immense stock Of
books, Messrs. Ingham & Bragg always
have On hOnd in great variety, which they
sell in quantities to suit the purchaser,
everything in the line of blank books and
stationery. Paper and envelopes of every
color, size and grade, at Wholesale or retail,
and ct prices that nsOer fail to give salts
faction. Of Outline Maps, which are 60
extensively used in our schools, and which
are considered such valuable aids TO the
study of Geography, this house have intro
duced 500 sets into the schools in Northern
0hio.
By honorable dealing and commendsble
perseverance, Messrs Ingham & Bragg
have made for themselves a name among
the trade, and have built up business
which viii not only result in profit to them, |
but is an honor to cur city. We are glad
Of their well earned success, for we believe |
the presence Of such houses helps, more
than anything else, to give an impetus to
trade and brings buyers to our city, who.
but for their enterprise, EOuld never have
thought Of coming, and thus adds TO our
wealth and prosperity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-04
THE CITY

DeArH OF Ma. PoWERa-COl. Henry G.
Powers died at his residence in Toledo last
evening, ct 6l o'clock. His remaios will
be taken to Akron on Monday next for
burial The funeral will take place at the
Episcopal Church in Akron at II o'clock
A. NJ. Of that day. The friends Of the
family are invited TO attend.