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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

{ To tie ShGl0l Department attention Is ~
vited, as ice offer about tVslre hundred
Wool ShaluIs. Paisley Scotch aud american.
Real Paisley and French Cashmere and
many Others. For sale by the package or
at retail Z. l. BALDWIN S CO.
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The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. SOih. and for
the previous week. as reported to the Board Of
Trade, were as follows:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Elegant Drcc1 Hats opening at Mrs.
aia1'7 Millinery Rooms, 236 Superior
7t~aeE
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The DEPOT SCULPTURBs.-We announced
several days ago the fact thas tho Union
Depot, now being built here will be orna-
mented with ten or dozen heads, symbolic
and copies. One of these csputs has been
already chiselled, on the keystone at the
southwest corner of the building. 1t is
very fine looking head, and If It be that of
an Indian, as was given out, it must stand
for the head of an Indian Of tradition, or at
least of one who had found his place in
poetry. The outline is too noble, and the
features carry n expression altogether too
exalted to compdft with what our eyes have
seen and our ears heard of the miserable Flat
Heads, Big Feet. Sioux and Cboctaw devils
of our time. The head is as noble as that
of Gall or Humboldt, and nothing but the
school-boy style of wearing the hair over
the brow and eyes, shows that the subject
is not civilized, even up to the ideas of E
barber shop.
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E. 1. BALDWIN 8 co.

d. l. BALDWIN q W.
VII open on MondGs, September 18Th,
complete Stoekof
ENBROIDERIES AND LACES,
HoreEhes in Linen and Poini Gaze, Linsn
and Hale4eisane, Linen CGm6ric and Ldien
Embroidered, Lace Edgings, Lace Hand.
kerehiefs, Cambria Trimmings, Real
French Bands, erqssisise patterns, Black
GHiPOre aid Thread 1EinunnlgS.
H
Our Roc5eH Department i0M be eonB-
Plete on Monday, September 1871, after
i0hjch zoe shall offer an enormous stock Of
0LO7HP, CASSLAERES, BEA YERS,
...e LADIES CLOAKLEGS,
WOOs BLANKBTS.
RHIIE AND COLOREO FLANNELS,
FANCY FLANNELS.
These goods may be obtained IN The job.
btng Department and also at retail
a Z. l. BALDWIN L 90.
ONE THO ESAED DOZEN FALL AND
WINTER HOSIERY
10i1J be on sale MoRdey, September IsLb,
iRel1tdjag all qualities To Wool and MeFiHo.
ALSO tvO hundred dozen Boys and Misses
HOSS'
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CITY NEWS.

Feed Boy Tsnted ct Tho LEADER JOB
Room.
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Ts-,.-osvero and Akron hsld At

water Lfme-osusgo and Akron held at |
Sz,Ss
PIasaer.-rPousruH land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oalclned $500 . bbI.
Hops=Eirn. Hs- Eork state se5Oos ass0Es,
ing 90 quality Ohio 359Soc.
RIaIt-steady. Barley MAlg held at q, Cd Per
bushel,
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that could be expected. Miss COuldOck was
very good in her impersonstion, and de.
served the applause she reeeaved. The
play is announced for repetition this
evening. y
THB Cay IS STILL THEY CoXEj AND NO STORES
CAN BE HAD, AND NO DWELLINGS, CAN BIZ RENTED.
The demand for stores and dwellings
continues unabated, and our real estate
holders are still pursuing shoFt-sighted
policy in not building upon their unoccu-
pied land. It is burning shame that
nothing is done in the way of erecting ad-
ditioual business blocks and houses. To
illustrate how great the demand is for stores
and houses, we will give few examples.
A gentleman from the east came here
with the intention Of opening large whole
sale house. Had $50, 600 lying on deposit
in banks for three months, visiting tOs,,oe-
cure store. Not being able to find one, he
left and went to New York.
We know ofa firm who came to this city
with the expectation of going into business
with capitol of $40. 600. Could not obtain
a store and they reluctantly left.
A gentlemen from Boston came here for
the purpose of opening q lerge wholesale
store. Not getting a store, Was obliged to
go elsewhere.
A gentleman came to this city and went
into business, expecting to rent dwelling
Failed t0get house, and is obliged to live
in Wellington, and come TO the city on the
cars and attend to his business.
The above are only few samples Of Wha
the city is losing for want of stores ant
houses. AT the lowest estimate Cleveland
is losing an increase of population equsl t.
5000 per snnum for want of tenement fa
cilities. There is no doubt if cur real estatI
holders and capitalists would invest mil
lion year in business blocks and dwelling
houses, our city would increase in popula'
tion at the rate of 5000 to 10, 600 per annum
We sgain most respectfully call the stten
tion of our land holders to the necessity 0
moving in the matter.
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Sew wi neArlnS 5UaWberryl Z strong pIanfs,
fres by mail, 90 cents Gent Tree by mail Itr $50,
c5ntoins Is pOuhle AMI Single Hyacinths % Lou.
bic and eingle Tulips, 80 Orooas, 4 Esrc'ssus,
Japan Lilies, 4 Iris. 10 Ealuilens 10 AaencRen.
Pleas send ycuE orders early, 60 eesnfe p5antai
in time. 49,
Agents wanted in ev'ry town. Address a. BOR.
HHMAN Dayton, Montgomery COUNTY, o. Let
tar box 81. sep2S26odAw
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, ooT0BFRs 1856.
ERAVELR@'s RECTgTRII,

Ezs Oltissns HishiE convey snot 10 eitseF Of tbs
Aboya Trains Boats giH b called ior By Coaob5s
CT Stevens Omnibus Lins. b. lesTing tbslE sddress
et TIE Omnibus OG0s, III SapsEior strsst. IsX
door 50 tho Teddal House.
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=. 4. money marKet-Octeber ?

b. Z. Money maFKet-Oeteber
IBY TELEeRAPH.1
HOney-Mcre active st 6s6 o cent. for cal
loans.
sterling Exchange--steady st IO9H9
1917.
SloId-withqus decided change, opening at
lil1s, advancing to l441z and closing ct l4I1S.
Sew York stock HRrket-OeIO0eF p
lBI TRLKeBAFH.l
Government stOeks-1sa1@ over.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Nsw YOKK ma aRH rs october q.
IsI FsIssaAPu.I
COttOssy-Actifs and higher fsles at 4o1aS4 c
for middIiag
FIOur-bAIfc betteI: -
sales at s. l6sJa 70 fer extra state; IS s7A9 ~
for common TO good shipping hra7os extra roepa
hoop ohio; 50 St9Is % for trsse Brands me- - -
o'osirg -ather quiet Iueludsd " the ssrs gre
400 bbls eKIra state, part Tor Inc last ran VI
WbisAy-s.eady Gales western at 50 %
WheaI-Ia2c better for zpring, and 29Sc osh'
'es sses .T at ii sqal II for chicago spring 81 sS
al 10 for Milwaukee club; 81 7lgl " fo1 amber
silWSqkee; 81 Is for choice %
Rye-Firm. Western 81 t2,
Barley-puiet and finn
Barley Halt-Q0iet.
COrn-lc better. =.
naked wsstsr6; say for high mixed in Etoro
1aas--lo better,
sales st a a54o fOG unsound and 63a6ic for sound.
sugar -sciife. Cuba MuscavadO at Iss14o;
Havana st l315sls1s.
m0lRsses Dull.
WOOl-DH1
Ashes
her
sales ct 39s4t fo7 c hde, s2S65e for rennea
in / ond and s2as4c for d. free
Pork, pentd m bnt closed quiet Bal
Il ssl 4 $50 l21S for nav msss, co ing 50 elz
each S23 T5s20 S11a for ime' 10 O-aSo etzs
for D line mess. Totsi- OK old and rs October
LIST, 1870, o., ,4S0 Dds sa1 uats ias nohsh o7sV'
bb 2; came date n year H. z95 bbls
BeeE-Firm. 9klds i5,it0l Lbs at 50 5Oal2 %
fr plain mess; 6l2 5OsI5 SO for ezra mess. Total
stock old and new OetobeT lss, 1865, 49,5tO pack
ages; same data last N nth b5,os5 packages same
date |. ct year Is, ,393 packages.
Beef Hams-Duli.
Gsif HeaIs-Firmer at 16IzsI714 for shout ers;
%sZ3 for kens.
lyaeOu-Dnll.
Lard-Dull a1d low 7. Sales at 26l3OH-lstter
prize an extreme
BuGfer-oaIet sed steady as 30l43' for 0hi1i
40 81 for state. HH.
iIhaeaa -EirmeT AZ l3aIIc
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
COMETHING NEW-Lsdies and Cen

COMETHING NEW.-Lsdies and Gen.
y tleu en- - We ipvlte your attention to the
IiNNEU5 MYAcr VINE PLAEr This Vine
il attracdng the attention Of the American peopla
az az article OF commerce as well E for dOmttt.c
use, atd ls likely soon te EupeTss6e ;hO mot kinds
oi grape wine or drugged limitations nov in uss.
the wine, vith delivery f the plants. The best
time for planting is in tbs fall, September til No.
vsmber. The shipping Of p,ents co nmehte5 on
the l5ta Of September ct tho following low rates.
IA
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Also. MOURNING DRESS sIIKs.

Checks. Stripes, Plaids, BTOeGde, DToguet,
GTOs 8 bfTiqHe, FOuLard, India and others.
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Also, EVENING DRESS SILKS

EsIegant Fancy Styles; Plain eot0rs ~
Assortment, Moizs, Rose, SeGylet- Hhttei
LaUsndsr, MaETe, PINK, Lemon, LNGgsFtG,
Pucs, Green, Gray Siluer, DTG6s, StFsF
Greys, BayGders and Cheae White.
Also, BLACK CRYSTAL ANNUREy
Black 6ros dc AfriYue, Black Gros Gram,
Black TafatG and Ripped Black Cotette
FTaHeGis, Black GFOs dc RbiHSs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

B0He - ssFszttss' a-RcSSai011 aaFsee -
e1zs-
Ths lsIlogi1S sFs The EAsSs charges ~ ~
Rdanss-Snsaf-eupsd premium hsms 8 S...,,. y6
Cnnvassed Hams y fD.a..
DF16l bSeA-N
erS-Suga cared 3 R.s....sssa,-a.s.ss. Is
BacOn-oT Smoked Sidea s H..-.,..,..-.a..-s.-.s. q
LaFIt-Prims iesf kettle gnd'd In bbis OF iyos.
PriDo ioaf Rssiis-rR5T's 80 kegs = a.. 3O5<
scEk-Ho. mess 90
gxtra clear 3 Tbbl....-,,..-....-..,s.-,-.. 40 90
81 Ne extra charge made f9s packages OF eA-is
ags 10 rsilsosd dePots or boa.a. An RrtiC es ar
warranted stTisslS Prtns end squsl 50 s1y sfins b
tbs Stats. ozisgS promptly aiiea.
BOSE 3 PaHErt q,
dAIhB Ho1. - - ard fsr 0nfaFin 6 rest,
Brsdburn, Williams a Co.'S Quota.
ai0Bs.
White Fish-Balf bbls Nc 1...................S7 80
ErCut q. {" " ....,....-.. ...... 6 90
Herring " {" q ............s,.-...
Pickerel-Out Of market
August o. 1876 aua30Rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Stripped, Plaid, chens Bdyad,re, DrogKsA
BrOcade, DrOqHst, seed, ChGalga6le.
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exception of one or two characters, was all
that could be expected. Miss CouldOck was
very good in her impersOnstion, and de.
served the applause she reeeived. The
play is announced for repetition this
o,orir0
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

SrEEPLE MANIA-The f7ot-psssenger on
Superior street, when he faces East, may
see, far over the tree tops, d church steeple
rising up grandly. Thia shaft is going up
over st. Peters Church. The building of
the over-toppiDg steeple on the Stone
Church has created kind Of divine or at
least pious furor in town, which contains
just enough alloy of worldly element to
identity it as piece oftempofai ambition.
Thus this steeple will raise its head just
ten feet above the Stone Church steeple
Well, let the churches draw as nigh heaven
as may be Let not the skeptic twit us of
disastrous Babel! The languages of the
human family could not on pinch be made
more diversified than at present. SteePles,
climb, and as old Horace would say, dare to
touch the stars with your exalted head
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
OHIOAaO MARgzEE-s0etOber 2.
IBE TalsoranhI

10y AbiskIdRu-t b.
FIOuF-Fim and 1Oalso better.
WheRf-Acsiv9 and Isi1Ic lower. Sales Rt
81 4O15t 4O54 for No l. sndHo 2.
COru-AetiVe Sales 6I153 I'D.
Oa1s-FiTm ct S25c.
PrOVisiODs--Prm.
EHigAWimes-Int ctive.
Freights-Dun. Wheat l215c, corn 95zc to
Buffalo.
POrk--Nes, S3f 0las5 co. prime mess S27 90.
Reeeipts-FiOur, 10000 bDls; wheat, los Of
b. corn l41 90 oats 20 O01
ShIpments-23,6O COZ bbls -four, III, 600 bu corn,
az Op0 cate
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OsWEGO 8RRHEF- October ?
iET FzLsGEAFE.i
FIOur-Aciivs and scarce.
Bales red winter at $40 O.; shite sli o.; double
ira Sl2 co
Wheat-Eirn with far milling demand: No:
Chieaso spring 50 arrive 81 sc.
OOrn-QliN
0ats-Scarcs
Barley--Duli but fam
Cana Frefgnis steady. Flour 49 5cc,
wheat l3o; llLo, barley II, rye l2c; oats Sc,
to New York: sHt a..
70 Albany, rye 1O1ZosO.ts &c. To Phi sdelPhis,
barley 1so
Lake TmpOrts--l2OO bbls -four $4,000 bu
wheat, 6s 900, corn, "a 90 raIley. 47t0Iys
Oaslnl Exports 56S aouT; y, 90. bu wheat,
l5,C0O corn, JOS COO barley. z 0lTye
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fBT FnLssaAFH.l s-
FIOur-Stesdy, in g cd demand.
V1heaf -MiiWSue.e Nc. l new 81 60; mixed,
old and new 81 5s41 6e; No Chicsgo spring 81 40
sOru--kc2 2 warm Zoe
Oats-E. % iasI
BREley-Quiet.
Eye-None here.
WhIsky-He;d ct 81 23s2 II.
POrk-Ssles st S35 %.
EaFd-Ssles st 301.
Canal ErefEhts-To New York Wheat
I7o, corn l5o, oats o. q.
Lake Imports For "A hours-Flour 1851
bbis wheat 146 $50 bu. corn 81 1871 bsTl ,248
CaunI BxpOrts-Flou 2tOO bbls, gneat bS,-
5G6, bu, corn ~, ,t90, 2e,751, barIty l7,AtO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

TOLEDO MAEE Er-.-O ctOber J.
IBy Telegraph
FIOur-Stesdy, in good dsna"d
WheRt-YeTy firm new &c better. Sales old
No red Wabash at s. o.; cid smbsr Michigan
g. 10; nrw do 81 7es1 s5'
Corn Steady. sales stS6s6Tc for No..
Oats-1o better.
FreIghts-Firmer sBd adTsnCng-llc on
wheat to OsWego, &c to B9halO
Receipts FOR the past week: 42,S76 bushels
wheat; 81, ss6 earn; 2lg oats; I,se0 rye. 5000
barley
ShipnBeuts-37,b ,b35 bbls 6our 81 773 bu wheat,
6gsI6 corn. 400 tass 1000 RE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
NETTING Oh BOLTRRS.

A AeefIng Is Called and Hele-s5 ~, y
jar Ruling of the Chairman : ne
Ma9es sympathy with tue Ca"se %
the Boilers the Condition OF Par'icI-
patton In the "Bass" NEE
Bigger m meetiDg is Held on nc Au-
fo1rnment of the "mass' Meeting.
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Also, BLACK DBESS sATINS
Win, Dress ,SqfiDs-

. Il
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03


ANNOUNCEMENTS Tho following speakers
are announced to address the Union men of
the county during tho present Gubernatorial
campaign:
MASS KEETISes-LFTEREoOE AND EVENINGS.
Berea, Thursday, October 5.h.-A. T.
sIade, Charles W. Palmer and jason Can
field.
Bedford, Friday, October 6th.-Chsrles
". Palmer, ]. C. Grannis and J. H. Jones.
Dover, Thursday, Oct. 5Ih-M. S. Castle
and DR.. B. Cyriax.
EVENING MEETINGS.
Warrensville, October 9rd.-Dr. J. P. Rob
inson, ". s. KerrtiGh.
independence, October 4th.-M. 8. Castle,
A. Theme.
RockpOrt, October 5sh.-J. C. Grannis
DanI Stephan.
Brooklyn, October oth.--A T. Brinsmade,
E. Hessenmueller, l. Buckingham.
0lmsted, October 6th.-L. Prentiss, NJ. E
Gallup,
Newburgh, October 7th.-M. s. Castle, C.
B. Lockwood, J. c. Grannis.
Royalton, October 7th.-B. B. Dennis, W.
H. Price, D. A. Dangler.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03


APPOINTMENT OF AN AUXILIARY COMMIT
TEE.-A meeting was held yesterday morn
ing in the parlors of the Stone Church, and
committee auxiliary to the American
Christian Commission was organized. 1t
consists of fifteen members, comprising the
Pastors and Rectors of our chdrcEes and
several prominent gentlemen of the city,
the Chairman of which is Joseph Perkins,
Esq. We not able to ascertain with
pOsitiVeness the names Of the gentlemen Of
the committee, nor do we know the specific
objects FOR whIcu 1t was organized. 1t is
designed to cooperate in general way
with the Christian Commission. We under
stand that the committee d sign holding
meeting tomorrow, when the province Of
the organisation will be well defined.
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FIVE DOLLARS \ YEAR
PREMIUMS In (i0LU,

AS an additional induccment to subscribe
early, We s!r,ll distribute among our subscri-
hers large list Of valuable Premiums, RELY.
ing upon an extraordinary h.g- subscriptions
list to compensate us for Car libcrality -
These Premiums will consist of valuable
Souvenirs of the Golden Wealth Of the i'acf.
iic States, and viii he as follows
U-To any person sending us One Hundred
Paying Subscriptions, we will send them, i'm
mediotcly, a Twenty and Fen Dollar Gold
Piece, California Coinage and IN extra copy
of the PACIFIC MONTHLY for q year, free
05@To any person sending us Fifty Paying
Subscribers, we will send, inne1i1felu a
Zen Dollar and a Five Dollar Gold Piece,
and an extra copy Of tho PACIFIC MONTHLY
for a year, free.
CO 10 any person sending lis Twenty. five
Paying Subscribers, we will send, i0,p,eLjnic-
~, Five Dollar and Two and-haH Dollar
Gold Piece, and an extra copy Of the Pseiric
MONTHLY for ycas, free.
~ro any person sending lis Ten Paying
Subscribers, we VIII send, immediately, a
Three Dollar Gold Piece, and an extra COPY
Of the PAcIFIo MONTHLY for year, free.
U-To any person sending us Five Paving
Subscriptions, we will send an extra COPY Of
the PACIFIC MONTHLY for a year, free.
UWe are, also, having made n large
quantity Of Valuable PRESENTS and KEEP.
SAkES for single subscribers, who send
direct to the Office.
The Presents and Souvenirs consist Of
Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear-Rings, Finger
Rings. Sleeve Buttons, ETC.; and Gcntlencn,s
Breast Pins, Finger-Rings. Sleeve Buttons.
Studs, Settings for Cane Heads, etc, made
from California and Nevada Gold and Silver
bearing Quartz and Ore Crystsiized Quartz
Jewelry. commonly known as California
Diamond -
bearing Quartz and Ore from which these
Souvenirs are made, is from the celebrated
GOULD CURRY and Ophir Mines of Nevada,
and will be valuable as Mement,s, as we'll AS
beautiful in Appearance and besign.-
EVERY REGULAR SUBSCRIBER, as
above, to tho PAcIFIc Monthly, will be en-
titled to one of these articles for every SUBJ
scription standing opposite their names On
our books. .Sss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-03-25
NEW GROCERY STORE, .
Corner of Main and Church Streets.
VIM. p. MORGAN

Jas opened a stock of choice Groceries
IL of every description, embracing Pro-
lessor Horsford's Patent Sef.Rsing Family
Flour, new article and general favorite
with al who try it 1; Bacon, Lard, Dried
Beet, Beef Tongues, MackereI; Herring,
Goldfish, Cheese, Molasses, Syrnp, Salt,
Spices, Coffee Essences, Dried Fruit, Can
nod Peaches, Potatoes. Onions, Coal Oil.
Candles, Soaps, Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars, &c,
together with every article in his line.
1yAlso, the best lot of LIQUORS in
Elkton. The public are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Elkton, April 80, 1864.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-03-25
MERCANTILE.
BROWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE,

Whilst trying Coffee of all the various brands,
Remember BRowNING's EXCELsIoR"-att the head
1t stands.
True, / i not like others that are "soLD EVERY.
WHERE"
little stretch, all do know, gosd goods will easily
bear,
(But stretch like this" sold everywhere lis apt 10
tear)
Now, can safely say, without any hesitation.
There's none like "gROW NING'S EXCELSIOR" in
this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have found Coffee from any store
Possessing the same ingredients rs Browninss Excel
siur."
Nor is there any one or out of the Coffee trade
sior's " made.
I'm told it's made from barley, rye, wheat, BEANS and
peas; ~
Name a thousand other thngs-but the RIGHT ONE il
you please.
But with the C"feemen will not hold contention
For the many, many things they saytoo numerous to
mention.
Whilst they're engaged in running round from store to
To learn the current wholesale price of Brow nngs
Excelsior
Some who know my Coffee gives perfect satisfaction
reaction.
The case--'tis with few no doubt twill be more
To name their Coffee after mine, (BBoWNING's EX.
CELSIOR.'
Some theirs the only brand that will stand ready
test
Now, try little Of them all-aee which You like the best
Three years hav" p-,ssed away since first sold store;
Never have in your paper advertised before;
Nor would now or ever consent to publish more,
If like some used by everybody" sold everywhere,
trade like this do not wish the orders could not
fill;
The factory all Jerseys land would take-leave not
foot to TILL
Ny trade is not so very large still think have NV
share;
But, reader, You may rest assured, it's NOT "soLD
EVERY WHERE"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-03-25
TO THE LADIES
ELKTON & VICINITY.
NEW MILLINERY l. TRIMMING
STORE IN ELKTON.

MISS MARY A. JONES having taken the
A'A New Store House lately occupied by Mrs.
Leffmahn. offers to her friends and the Public
at large, a newly selected Stock of
Bonnets, Trimmings, and
MILLINERY Goods
generally. Her personal attention will be civ.
en- to all orders in her line, and she promises
that her styles and assortment of Goods shall
not be inferior to any ever offered to the Public.
Her Stock will be continually increased by no.
velties in Ribbons, Trimmings, Embroiders, &c;
and styles not on her shelves will be ordered to
suit her customers Hoping to receive share
Of the Public patronage size respectfully solicits
an examination OF her stock.
Embroidering, Plain and Fancy Sewing exc
cuted to order by competent needlewomen
feb 10, '64-tf. MARY A. JONES.
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H.7RDWARE, SC.
HARDWARE STORE.-The

HARDWARE STORE.-The following
comprise in part the assortment of Hardware thai
am Offering at less than city prices Locks of all
descriptions; Butt and Strap Hinges all sizes Shutter
Blind Fastenines; Door Bells and H,pgings; Hand,
Tenant and Compass Saws; Fore, Jack and Smooth
Planes Spirit Levels. Squares and Compasses: Brace
and Bits, best make; Firmer and Mortse Chsels
Augers; Drawing Knives; Hammers and Hatchets
Mill and Hand Saw Files all sizes. The above having
been purchased previous to the recent rise prices
enable to sell them at less than they can be bought
in the city. Il, W. ST ApI,ES
April 30, 1864.
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FASHION Plates,

Having made special arrangements with
Nine. DEMonEsT, 473 Broadway, New York,
tor contributions to our Fashion Department,
we call the attention OF the Ladies' to the
same. and commend Our Monthly to- their
notice, as containing mere Information in
regard TO Dress and the Toilet, than any
other Magazine published.
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q... TO FARMERS
DAIRYMEN COUNTRY
M ERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ELOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed.
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan.
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, Xsc.,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
2. E. MARINE,
N. E. Coner of Frederick Il Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, ND.