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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-20
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RAILROADS. AND CANALS D!fyeHee N


saturday Eycning Marcn Is 1851
RAILROADS. AND CANALS Difference in
Prices Of Fraghts, The Cleveland PLAIN
Dealer OF a late date says:
six cars from the liule Miami Rail
Road came through from Cincinnati to
day ,''with l0OIons Of merchandise forthis
city -mosily sugar an3 mnlasses. Pr,c
es for freight, zoe for mhIasses, and 2jc
for sugar. Ii hter freight l0c.
From the above figures aud some others
in our possession we ate enabled To make
a comparative estimate Of The cost of
transportation upon Railroads and Canals.
The charge upon Groceries from Ports
mouth to Lancaster is about 2S cents per
hundred;from Cincinnati To Cleveland by
railroad, more than twice the distance, il
will be seer that the cost of traIspnrta
ton upon lighter freight, between tie
two cities. is 40 cents; from Portsmouth,
to Lancaster, less than halt the distance
it is 371 cents. AT the most reasonable
estimate, the difference thus exhibited is
fifty per cent. in favor nf Railroads.
We understand that The Charge upon
the Western Railroad running into Bos
ton, of transportation Of Flour for one
hundred miles, is fifteen cents per barrel
At present. the Flour dealer pays about
ST. 3 cents per barrel to New York,mak
ing a difference Of about one hall. In
barrel OF Flour, there are about 5 busheli
of wheat, Now all persons know lha
the item OF transportation has considera
BILE to do with the price Of the article
and this difference If say 65 cents upor
Flour. will make a difference Of % cent
per buslel upon wheat. This appear
large, and yet the figures bear us ont il
the comparison. But in truth. we have
no need Of flashing for more than me Mirc
ofthis increase in the price Of Wheat, t.
convince every intelligent farmer tina
this crop alone will more than balance
all the tax he is called upon To pay for the
construction Of the proposed road.
At present, our Wheat. Flour aud Corr
and in fact many other kinds Of produce
have to be transported by Conalto CIeve
land. then by the Lake To BuCrlo, the.
either by Railroad or Canal to Albon
and finally down tho Hudson to reach til
New York market. With our propose,
road. there will be nearly a direct line G
transportation To Baltimore and PbiIadel
phia and ere long to New York mud Bo'
ton, thus giving US the advantage Of III,
shortest route 10 four Of the great mar
kets OF our country.
So much for the Eastern markets
Many articles raised by our farmers seeI
q market Westward. Here we will hav,
the advantage Of the Cincinnati marke
Tor many kinds OF produce aud eventual
of St. Louis and New Orleans. To a
this, the tarmer must add the increase
Dur home population, and If he but eN
amines the question carefully aud col
rectly. he cannot long hesitate as to tn
course which his interest aud duty ca
upon him to pursue
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-20
GBEAT C"VG1 s q ID

EVILS truly valuable lumedy loral diseases Of the
4 Lungs and Throat, has become the chcir reliance
Of the blcted as IT Is the lnostcyriam cure Known for
dial agent in the most hopeless cases OF Consumption
III is also, IN diminished doses. one of the mildost and
most agreeable family medicines for common coughs
and colds. Rend below the opinion Of men who are
known to the world, and the world respect their
opinions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-20
LEGISLATIVE

: & 3. Senators mud representatives sha,l have
resided in their respective counties. or districts.
Que year next preceding their election, unless they
shall hive hocn absent IN the public business Of
the United State or tins State
$50, 4. No person holding office under the
authority Of the United States, or amy lucrative of.
lice under the authority Of this State, shall be eli.
sihle Ia, or have u senl in, the General Assembly;
hnl this provision shall not extend to township of.
tcers Justices Of the peace, nntnrio public, or Of,
Ulcers ol HE militia,
Sue D. N" person hereafter convicted of nm
rmh'zHleihent otihe public funds shall hold any
once III ms state, nor shall any person, hnldng
pubic money Tor disbursement or otherwise
nave II seat IN the General Assembly uotil he shall
n'Ne accounted Tor and paid such money iuto the
treasury
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
NEW ORLEANS Markets.


The receipts OF Western Pronuce have continued large
during the whole week. and the natural effect has been to
unete the Market and produce further decline in prices
Cotton. however has laery been in active request, and
slight decline which took place early in the week has been
entirely recovered Sugar and Moasses have declined the
latter tery considerably Tobacco has been quite dull while
the rates for Flour nd Grain have been well sustained
Yesterday morning published the NIagaras adviees to
the 9Th ult from Liverpool and about the middle Of
week may look for week Intelligence by the Cunsd
OF the 9Th.
ColoD-The Cotton market, which closed. according TO
our last weekly review with buoyancy and frmness Fri
day. the 9Th inst reapsed into quiet state the fol
loving day. and the sales reached barely 700 bales al easier
prices Oa Monday morning, also Affairs wore langpid
appearance and in the morning sales were made al
ID &c off but the publication sfhe favorable advces by the
Pacific shortly at gave fresh the market
and the sales day proved to be 2OO bales prices fully
recovering the previous decline. Throughout Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday the improvement well
aned and the ed Of the three days reached fully
u 500 bales Yesterday had the pleasure Of laying before
our readers tbs Niagaa's accounts fully confirming those
by The Pacific, and reporting TIM weeks sales at Liverpool
80 100 bales of which II 900 speculator, and only
OI TO Xporters This intelligence well calculated to
trsnV hen our market and Notwithstanding the
weather. the sales 90 baes at full prices, making for
the week 80 500 baes taken for Europe and Eastern
norris Prices are steady at quotations below The
rsceipts at this port the LIST OF September AZ
bsle, against Zs9 SO the date last year, and
Mi the Ini'ed States ports there increase, com
pared with last year. of 81 OH bales.
Etw NATURALIZATION.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
Genuine Msssesns Warehouse,
No. 40 1 Charter st. New Orleane.

1 WRIGHT b CO. blyIng resolved siand unrivalod In
every department OF he business have agreed with The
prope,os and Agen Of all the genuine popular Pasens
Medicines throughout United States, Keep them
anty supplied with fresh anu ample asoument OF rates
below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
assortment which be found in this othes
uty BavinE had many yean experience in the purchase
AID OF Patent Incidence, they have acquired facilities
cond thl. particular s mos, liberal
s1ceedngy low, that the purchaser tail to realize
handsome centass his either a Wh"ssIt
assortment of ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises par OF then assortment. and
be furnished denleFs In from twenty u
twenty-five cheaper Than manuactpTer fegpla
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Jansio during the week. making the dsot Imports since me
1T Of September 1i3 OsS bags The sock in first hands
last evening was about 10 900 ba1A 4
Candles We have notiqed {sv Nlss Of Dtar Ca.dss
during the weed at ls0lso Is. including. on Wednes
day 100 boxes Thursday 2S, at the inside raie. We
quote Sperm at l0So 80. with dull market.
Hay-The for this art ole have further aaVancsc
with sales Of rome 2CO bales during the week. including %
bales Western Al GIG Co. and6Oo Eastern at Oh ' ton.
Lime-We noticed q cargo Of Thomaston SOLO In INC
early part of the week 900 bb further decline from
second hands the u 100> 20 Dbl Tor
Lead-We hear of further transactions In TINS arcs
The last sale was at % rs y lO0bs for Lower Mines
Hcmp-We hear of sales, all the arrivals being iof
shipment.
Talow-We have heard of 500 bbs Western sold sincs
our last on private be at less than ozc'
and 40 bbs at &c.
Naval stOres-We have noticed sales oil ~ Dds 'o'"a
Spirits Turpentne 45c v gallon. and 400 bbs hon al
81 500$i 80 v gallon.
Lead Oii-The have declined, and we nave houcso
l4O bbs sold at 65i67oc y gallon.
Neutrality-suspicious. ing the large ma nne a,fVa the
heavy receipts Of Cotton and Of Western nave
stoned advance and several enEasemsnu were mare 'o
Liverpool at Is 32d for Cotton l5l1c for Have and NC
to Trieste and Genoa On Thusdsy however, nothing wa
done foreign eigh but yesterday one snip was taken
for Lverp oil led Cotton. and another Tor Havs
x cent, decline
Exchanges-During this week the demand for Ssrlni
Bills has been quite limited and the transactions consequently
light We quote
Sterling ~
Francs '.o.hn'sso'As7s
New York sxty.day Bs ,.212I v CT DISC
Sight Checks NewYork para n y ci disc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

NEW GOODS-P. "
~ Chartree street, has Just
field Sc0ll. Union and Emp
packets from New York, Bost
Of Fashionable and Seasonabl
DRY GOODS, heretofore u
and recherche style, which h
AND RET ALL to his NUM-
prices. The stock consists in
Super Brocht- ANTIQUE Silks I;
COlored Armure Silks !;
striped Taleta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole I;
Black BFocade kaeOnnee
Extra rich and embr'o do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
chameleon Poult de Sole !;
Small plaid high col0red do. .
for misses;
Marcellines and FlOrences, oil
every shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and c0l0red watered
PUult de Sole
Colored Silk Velvets
Rich Chene Satin striped ant
pain Cashmere d. Ecosse |;
French and English Merinos
| Mousseilnes de Lame ant
Alpacas, solid colon, o
every variety of shade /;
Plain, striped and plaid Pop
Inns
Superior black and colo plail
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment OF whit
and CORD embr'd and plai
/ Grape Shawls, some extr
/ rich /;
MerinO, Cashmere and heav
rich Silk Shawls;
~ P. w. w. would
factors and planters to his sto
very complete and the article
care ami Judgment, the resul
ocular line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Hungary.-lt is hot an uncommon thing for a
second rate French dandy to carry little Brosse
moustaches about him, and coolly to arrange those
martial appendages in the street, or at the cafe ;
but was good deal surprised to see the exquisies
of Presburg drawing we'll proporlioned hair
brushes from their pockets, and performing those
operations usually confined in England 10 the
dressing room, in the presence of party Of ladies',
and within the sacred precincts of the drawing.
room. But these were trifes compared with the
solecsms committed at the dlnner.table. One OF
the guests occupied little spare time between the
courses in scraping his nails with a table knife,
talking, at the same time, 10 the lady next to him
while his visa us was deliberately picking his
teeth with silver fork [Paeet's Hungary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. Is, 1851.

Lunar Phenonsna.-Last evening, between the
hours of seven and eight, the moon exhibited an
extraordinary appearance, being encrcled BY pms
matte crown Of uncommon brilliancy lhis oeau'
tiful halo varied at times from five to ten degrees
in diameter, and consisted of huge disc OF amber
colored light, surrounded by concentric rings o.
rainbow hnes, almost equal in splendor and distinct
ness to those caused by the sun. The brightness
of the lunar orb which formed the central point o.
this meteoric splendor, was not in the least dim
med BY the sheet of vapor which like magic
lantern wrought all this dazzling phantasmagorla
1t was one of natures "dissoving views,". ex
panding and contracting its wheels OF coloIed light
red green golden, blue rose color and violet, vary
ing from tint to tint, and from intense brancy t'
delicate softness, with the passage Of the gauzJ
cloud across the face of the moon. boston Cou
rier, Sd instant.
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Cittssn,' Bank of Louisiana Francis d. Gott.
No. 1903.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
L LEANs-By virtue of writ Of seizure and sale. di,
reced By the honorable hs Fifth District Gour Of NswOr
leans In the entitled cause, to L. Lewis: ex She
,i and by said Sheriff to me gansieIred will proceed
change s. Lsui, street. bstWs ChaIes and Royal ats
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second
Municipality of this city, in the sQueFe bounded by N
Graver. Peiddo st. Peter and st. Paul Streets desig-
surs civil engineer The n day Of Apnl last and de-
lie in this e. fo references said lois Of ground having in
No forming the Of Gaver and st. Peter streets
measuring Is feet inches and line front Grayer street.
by l0 feet depth between parallel lees, Los Nos and
measuTng each Is feet 6inches and lines front Grave
street, W depth Of ITO feet between parallel lines and lot
No Ia measuring ~ feet inches and lines front ST.
Peter street. BY l feet 10 inches and lines depth between
mana lei nes-togeher with al the rights and pnvl
eres heeunto belonging in wise appertanlng TO-
ne her also with the buildings thereoa consisting Of two
| sheds and office.
a-EIGHTY ONESHANss of 800 each in the Capita
Stock of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, attached to he
above described of ground and be secured BY mort
gage on the in the following proportion e wit p
shares on lot No. @ 20 shares lot Nos. and g. and
shsres lot No. IA said shares forming together the sum
! o., 100.
| Ts,ms cash ON the spot JAMES p. FRERET,
| di9 % jana Ii Sherlh OF the parsh OF orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

,. WOODLIEF. No. l3
received per steamshiu Win.
he City, and by the sailing
on and Havre, an asseTtment
) FANCY AND STAPLE
in extent, variety
, now offers WHOLESALE
,fous patrons at very educed
,art OF the following, VIZ:
r ich plaid Raw Silks;.
English, French and Ameri-
can Calic0es
A complete assortment OF
Eng'n, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Halt hosei
GLOVES AND MtTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash.
mere, Silk, Fii0sslli md Fl.
let, OF every Description.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant asueTtm't
OF Valenciennes, English,
French and German Laces,
and do. EmbrOidefies;
Su Derior 6.l2 and l24 Linen
Sheetings
|Damask Table Linens and
Napkins, new and splendid
| styles;
"A Irlsh and German Linen
and Lawns /;
I Linen Cambria Hdtis, plain
Embroidered and col0sed Dor
/. dered Curtain Stuff, embr'C
Lace and M uslin, Silk ant
n Wooden Damask, etc.
; PLANTATION GOODS.
! Heavy kerseys, Lowels. Lin
q seys, Jeans, Denims, Stripe
al and COttonades:
lSuper French Bed Blankets
y Heavy Grainer Plantation do
very superior.
. ,pecially call tbs attention q
* of goods for tileir use. 1t
. have been selected with gres
of long expeiisnce in thet pa
80 u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Anecdote of the Revolution VIM. Williams,
a delegate in Congress from Connecticut, after
having signed the Declaration Of Independence,
said to one of his companions: If we are de-
feaed in our struggle for independence, this day s
work will be bad work for me. have held com
mission in the rebel army; | have written for the
rebel newspapers / am the son in-law of rebel
Governor, and now have affixed my name to this
rebel Declaration. My sins are, therefore, too
great to be pardoned by our royal master; ! then
must he hanged" The other gentleman answered
=" believe that my case is not so desperate, for
have had no connection with the army; nor can
it be proved that heretofore have written or done
any thing obnoxious to the mother country The
immediate and prompt reply was: "Then, sir,
you deserve to be hanged %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
C,Ocke,-y, CHINA, Glassware,

OTOChV5 IS CHINA, OVs5
ETC. ETC.
WHOLESA AN ID RET IL.
p. n. FELL T. co.
No. "a Common street, Camp, have on hand n
~ a complete stock Of goods OF the latest pat
W. terms and shapes. which they are offering at ~
unusual low prices. The following aFeD y
some of the leading articles TOR
HOUSE FURNISHING:
Dining se.s-White Opaque ard FRENCH cs,S Shinaii
Tea Sets-GOld Band DECORATED and Whre ChiDa.
Decorated Cham Der Sets, Vases, Coffee Cups, etc.
Cut and Pressed Glass, Tumber, Wines, etc.
Hall Lamps-Paper and Cut Lamp Shades.
Silver Plated Cas,os, Candestck' FORKS spoons. etc.
Britannia Castors, Candlesicks. etc.
Block Tin Coffee higgins. Urns, etc.
Bloch. Tin Dish Heaten 49,
JnUsnned Waters, al sizes and qualities.
AT WHOLESALE-A general assortment! for country
trade Of common and fine CT0cksy and Gias Ware, kniyei
and Forks Spoons Walters, Candlesticks Lamps iGks
Shades etc. etc. all OF which will be offered AZ low a. they
as sold in the United States, and packed IN the safest man
ner for transportation. mn oma0sp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
DR.. IL. GRAMS
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.

THIS ingenious InstTulnent, II
l. the cut. supports the whole Body,
and 10 of great value to persons suffer.
ing with Pains or Weakness in the
Back, Chest OF Side, giving imme-
diate relief. and finally rendering the
weak and dejssted. strong and vigorous.
The consumptive, or those predispossd
to consumption, may be greatly bene.
fitted, and have Life prolonged by the
USE OF this B r A U E.
~ CALL and examine the BRACE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Mote tie municipality 10 ths following
table by min the Nos somtnsnes stens koso ssa run
ny Ma b.os Fisbos, Landing. in.hs Third tm the fIs
rid ,l,b,i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
IL. BrO1CGr r. Co.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,

IL. BrO1Ce~ n Go.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
IT. CAMP STREET. III
China, Glass and Earthen
. "''f bis slTsa, MA w WARE;
Iron, Tin and Wooden ware. knives and Forks,
Japamnsry, Lamps, Cooking Stovss, etc. nsy
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-CROP OF 1851
n, b TIN Ss
States, a full and complete assortment Of GARDrNA&
County and commission MERCHANTS gardeners. planters and
Ohs" can be supplied on ths %os s iea .sr%. s.
nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 80 Phi
gu.rrean Miniature Portraits taken al short notice and Of
sys s s
other firm the city The proprietor tenders his thanks or
AND and RI IN hs lem
TSs ss he hopes I him JAP ;Hs's
Succession Of Humphrey Finch, decd. Nos 1856
EIRST DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
2s 1851 70 directed by the honorable The Fifth Distr
pooetd 20 public cue "Rsf he Of
xohange, 81 LOUIS street. between Charres and Roya
s. S Tq sEG6 T.
asfe oa he sssns"f
dig q jana 10 Sheriff OF he parish of ORLEANS.
Edsoard A. Tyler vs. His Creditors. :. No 1858
| THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
l. LEANS-By virtue Of and in tbedience order
SAFE rence,sd Dece Der 1851 e me directed by the homo
entitled MATER will proceed to sell public suction in tn
Ro unda of The CITY Excnange, ST. Lo9s street, bswse
at IL oc Of the creditor. Of nso!ven
| A NEGRO MAN slave for life. named SY LvESTE Err
And on the same day. the OF half O'Clock
n susn9y o.
The whole surrendered by said nsovsbt hi. credito
Term, cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
dl3 ~ Jan2 ID Sheriff OF the parish cf dreams.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13
Groceries for Families.

100 CANlSTERS Burts Water Crackers;
lOO 80 canisters rackneli Biscuit;
100 psck 4ges Buckwhsat:
10 chests and small package extra fine o0long Gun
powd, n Imperial and Young Hyson Teas;
50 boxes Jenny Lind English Dairy Cheess;
rs very fine Pine Apple -
80 mats old Java Coffee;
$50 40 and lib boxes starch, Newly
so small packages No. MackeFei;
Is kits Salmon;
"a dozen assorted English Sauces and ketehups;
IL kegs choi Dairy Butter;
b bbls. Pecans, new crop; .
SyInp and Moasses;
10 cases Fruits in JUICE;
30 - Boston ant Phiadelphis Preserves.
The above with many other choice articles, are landing
FAMILIES supplied promptly and goods sent home free Of
change IDS l0tsl w. z. RAYMOND, IL CampN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Estate of George Gris,oold, deceased No 1856
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
- ORLEANS-By virtue of an order of ale rendered
December 10. $751; to dresed by the honorable the
Second OF NewOdeans in the above sntited
matter will proceed sell publi auction, on FRIDAY.
January 1884, at half O'Clock the premises,
corner of Triton Wsk and Apo 10 street.
The FIXTURES etc., of a coffee house, small guam
ty OF Beds and Bedding. and the Lease of the coffee house
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
di3 10 n ian2 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans
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4 D. w. & F. BELDEN,
No, Chartres street.

No. Chartres street.
E.s ver Ha,s Angola Hats.
Moleskip Hats. Fash. and b. b. Brush Hats.
,.auimsrs Hats Black and Drab Plain Hats
Silk Hats Drab B aver Hats.
All color Wool Mex Bats. Opera Hats.
White and Black Soft French Hats.
Drab and Blue Soft French Hats.
Black and White Brush Mex Hats
Black and White Plant rs Brush Hats.
Hnck Rmwu Dab and Green Fur Mex. Hats.
Boys silk and Angola Hats.
BOYS Fur and Wool Hats.
Boys Fine Brush and Cashmere Hats.
Black and Pearl Wool Negro Hats.
Glazed California and Sou Wes'ers.
Men, and Boys Cloth Caps. Otter Seal and Musk Caps
Plush - Hair Seal
E. Army Silk and Cotton Glazed -
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS
The above comprises the largest stock oil goods
in our line to be found in the Southern county, and being
direct from our mandatory New York. we can offer IN
ducemens to purchasers both in quality and price, which
they will ascertain BY giving US a call.
Al Imsp d. w. Il r. BELDEN, Chartres st.
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s. Z. GRUMAN 4 CO.,
- IS MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER ekAvIkR,
AANUFA CTURERS AND imp OFFERS
OF every description OF
Fashionable Hats.
MOLEsKIN HATS, SOFT FRENCH HATS.
HEAVIER MEXICAN :.
sJIK . HUNGARIAN
CASHMERE :. BEAVER
ANGOLA B. h. RUSSIA =.
WOOL and GLAZED HATS.
Al.o-Of Meu,u boys' Youths' and Chidren's CATS.
PLUSH. OTTER, VELVET.
ARMY, SEAL, CLOin,
NAVY, HAIR, GLAAED.
Being heavy manufacturers and direct importer, our goods
ara got p expressly tor the South and Southwest and
are confident that can offer
Greater Inducements
Roth in style and quality, had at most othe1
houses.
~ The unsettsd business Of BRLpEN & Co. will be
closed by Us. 3. u. GkoMa ~ Co''
ri &c 81 MAGAZINE Ct.
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G. Yale, Jr., n Co.,
81 MAGAZINE sTRREr,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS, Etc.;
aRTi1iC,AL FLOWERS, EApRolDERIRs,
RIBBONS, H.oHks.
FkATHERs. run0kss H..
TRIMMINGS, noNNSts' G.tg.
large and complete assortment OF every thins IN helr
line Of he latest Styles received to which they respect
uv invite the ltenlion of the wholesale trade generally
-' G, YALE, JR., b CO. a Magazine street,
.12 lv3p between Common and Gfavief streets.