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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
MON T. u MARK EFT.

WEDSE,pAY, Sept. 22--6P. M.
There is nothing new in the stock market day prices
Throughout pretty well sustained and the demand
continues active Nicaragua Transit Is steadily working
upward and the parties purchasing have the power
10 carry to almost any point they please Cumberland
Coal is firmly held and while the books remain closed
the Cd srations viii probably be limited Reading Rail-
road has moved up steadily, and at last touched par
That s dangerous point for such stock and only
% sustsined at such o height with great diGicuty
.rhere are numerous buyers at present prices who must
calculate upon further rise for profit. Erie Railroad
or,ea of little to-day with moderate sales There Is
zoo much new stock Of this company coming upon the
market to permit an improvement and the new supply
likely 10 continus Harlem ceDtinues about the same
Tn. too parties engaged In operating with ths
60 are prettv well matched. and the contest
a carried on wh great deal Of spirit. we
do not anticpst. any important result either WY
Long Island hsns and Just about Is likely to 90 oae
gay ss the other b Gar As Vic actual V'a~s y 'n'
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The exports In 1861 were as follows, in value PRO
ducts Of the mine, f2l6ss Of the sea, s62 Of the
forests Sis s7s Of animals and their products, f221
s7s; vegetable food fe4l 597 other agricultural pro-
ducts fs5O7 manufactures f137s1 and other articles
f37,e7l-total, 2,s246 $50. To which may be added
655 tons q shipping built for sale at Quebec at flo
per ton, f4l6 550-nakng grand total Of f3,24l lSo
This export trade thus divided Port Of Montreal
f52sso7 Quebec, 500 COZ; Gaspe, fs5 4s4 New Car
Isle f2o025 Amherst 1896; inland ports, f1,o57 S54
The following the quantities Of spirits manufac-
tured in Canada from 1s47 to 1851 both inclusive viz
-is47 2134621; 1s4s 1913, 5as 1S49 21e7 ooS; 1850
2O68112 1851. 2269141. In that period the manufac
ture increased in Upper Canada from 14ss3s5 gallons
TO 1 and decreased In Lower Canada from 6a5 380
gallons to 1924 gallons.
The net revenue from customs for Eve years was as
follows viz LIN 1877 f3S2447 1915 GSol43l 1870
sl273s; 1850, G5sl 1872; 1851, f7022o7
The annexed statement exhibits the amount OF tolls re-
ce,ed on all the New York State canals in each Of the
following years
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HAaai0scHs Awss LaNcksvra RAmloAD,f 81
Total recetpn nu1 ~ suroes ysar ending sne
Totsiszpsnses fsf epsfAstng resa d. o6,sio q
T, t@Fg2g sal D toa4seil si38. ---
N~ osfGn $l0l,9S u
The capital stosk u The company \ 1850 shares o.
the par vatD q. ~ per sAArss making tho capital
SS39S0, and ths bonded indsbtelAss S60,o6l S.
Tho grade of ths road, between Harrisburg and Ports
mouth has been reduced $3.50 to ls fest to tho
mile, correspondins sith the grade on the Columbia
branch The suros Of the whole road has been raised
from 10 to IA inches that In future little or no expense
win be required for drainage Gan important item in
pairs or to free the road from tho obstruction Of
drifts during tho winter In the early part Of the
summer the Board entered into further contract for
grading the road on Harrisburg to the intersection Of
the Coumbia branch, Of sufficient width for second
track which via be laid down a. the business Of
the road requires It, The number Of passengers carried
thu main line during the year S0ls6 and over
the branch road 2sS7 making the total for the year
both roads, loe6s9 which an increase Of $4,000
over tho previous year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

DEATH FROM CABDoEIc AcID Gas IN A WE'LL -
As Owen and John Gsyan, cousns, were blasting
Cor III Holcomb, Esq, on Lords Hin to day, Owen
(sfter blast) went down into the well, but imme
diately called out for them to draw him up, and
when near the top he fell out Of the bucket. John
then got into The bucket to 20 down after Owen and
when part Of the way down, he fell from the buck ct
but his pants caught in the hook and he was drawn
up. Ahcr considerable time Owen was got out dead.
John yet lies seDseiess but will probably recover
Owen lesves wife and five children 20 mourn HE
sad fate Bo was sworthy, industrious maa Hort
T5G Times, agjg ~
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NV YorK srATE CANALs-AMorVr ~ ToLLs
Jt,i,f IL Seyge lrbey

According his the deficiency is weekly increasing
instead Of oraishing, ss we expected.
The official report OF the Harrisburg, PoItsmou'h,
Moun,joy and Lancaster Rsrosd Company for the year
ending August 2ist 1852 gives very satisfactory OK
bibt Of operations doring thai praoi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
MATRIMONIAL.


A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE OF FIN
personal appearance wishes TO form Matrimonial
ton with lady possessing sufficient anuence insure him
liberal competency through m from S. 900 TO a.
per he not particular as to age appearance so
Any lady wishing to enjoy the fcitics Of the
the above terms will please adore ss
postpaid Z. D., lower Post office.
MATRIMONIAL.-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN M
w middle age liberal education, and unit rnshod rspu
taon in tho enjoyment Of good health with an inooms
suoiont Tor hrs gentecl whose A.,
whose father was General in the war And
the advertiser himself having represented his tvr
ABROAD IN an ohcia capacity and Whose personal
anoo presumed TO no his figure heinz tail
and well proporoncd lie poscssoe
ton Is fond Of children and domestic and ~.
upon several mu6cal Instruments ana IN conaenua,ce
his being absent much abroad the circle OF hs
anoe is limited and he wishes without tedoua for
mny Of oourtshp TO connect hmeolf MARRIAGE win
amabc aud accomplished young lady widow o agree
able appearance aeetonate disposition fond OF doeso
happiness and who income equal to his own
and would be willing to devote herself his as e will G
faith IL IL hoped will be responded TO by no nersa
oept those who will treat IL accordingly Tho mosS r;a
principles OF honor and secrecy will DO observed and red
adhered to by the advertiser and
" desired and the most referenres -
character will be given and rcqurod and should any Iaay
desire to withhold her name she coud sca Ue ~
vertscr and have interview with him. abe can spnosn
meeting vt such time and place would be rncst
Ncnient TO herself Address X. WASN'T NOTION "a -.
Seek, union o. chatham square Post ohce-NSw YorS
September ~. 1870 ~" AS'As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
uVTEI,s AND WATERING PLACES.

INLoRIDA BOUSE.--THfS WE'LL KNOWN HOTEL,
situated in st. Augustine Florida the favorite resort
for invads during the winter Is for rent with or
without the furnitsre. Apply At the office o.
CENTER CO., No. % Old slip,
GRAMERoY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
srsetsna Broadway New York is now upen ~ se
public. II contain hundred and atty rooms,
In tho most elegant style with every possible
~ will be kept tho American and European rlsns
bned; and the pvopretors deternipe cd
s"'as 20 s''' '-"'s ''''" y ''' DONALD = co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

| pLASTER. 2 62Xa 2 67H
Legh'n, Nos, lib 5ka- IL
Trieste, S.P.F.- 21sa- 8
RiCE.lOOlbs. AIS . 53lk
| SALT
Turks Island. = 2ka--
Liverpool, sack 3. al 32L
SEEDS
Flax, Am.ro'gh,
per bus. -. IS q $50
Timothy, tree. 10 AZ =
Clover, lib. - 8 a. 81
, SOAP
American, br'n- ga 7
CASTLE, Id. 9Ia- QL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

stssk y esaesrnsl, priess ruas IA snssgA ~
gesdsals ct current rates but tAe cosnsr we'll
nanaged anA carried lAr enough, advsnce consder
ably beyond what has already been realised WI probably
taks place 1t may b. well enough for those Wis can
sen this took ct profit to do and keep qziet for
tine II may 60 higher but proat In hand Is afssr all
the bss Mining stocks not active to-day There
appears to be anxiety among holders to sell new
zinc stock made its appearance in the market few days
Since and sold at I'VE per cent It 10 called tho New
York Zinc Company Montgomery Mining Company was
firm at yesterdays prices, and stock Offering. st.
Lawrence Lead Company il improving, both in actual
and market value.
At the first board Harlem advanced Per cent; Mica.
ragua, -; North American Trust, a. Hudson River
Railroad declined 4 per cent Florence and Keyport X;
Reading Railroad ~ Long Island, u; Cumberland
Coal u. At thu second board the sales Of Nicaragua
Transt were large at Improvement Of TX per cent on
prices current at the first board Edgsworth advanced
per cent There has been active demand in Boston
some days past for Edgeworth but holders are not dis.
posed to SELL Tho companys finances are said to be in
first rate condition. Harlem went up y per cent;
Dauphn, Il. The market closed active and buoyant and
tooks very much though it would not be difficult to
get up quite an excitement.
The receipts the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day, amounted to $l6S,2O2; payments
$S5668 11-baance, ST. $50 54
The demand for foreign exchange this morning for re-
mtance by the Europa active without variation In
quotations The steamer takes out 1878 16S in specie
The Hudson River Railroad Company have negotiated
slosn for 81 100000 bearing per cent annual
terest in bonds Of 81 900 each redeemable in fifteen
years with the privilege Of convertibty into stock In
ten years from the LIST of May, 1856 The is nego
tinted condtionay that the present stockholders do not
choose to take 1t at 90 per cent Books of subscription
are open, and wiz remain till the 9th inst
The earnings of the Albany and Schenectady Railroad
Company for the month Of August and the week
in September in each Of the past two years fol-
lows-
ALBANY ASp SCHENECTADY RAILROAD.
Reed from passengers aud freight Aug 1852 264 90
DC. do. do. do. 1851. A,264 IL
increase in favor Of August, 1852 ...... $1,000 SO
Received from passengers from LIST to 9TH Sept
Received from passengers from list to It'll Sept,
1851 ......................... 43sr 70
Increase in favor Of 1852. ......... S945 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
V0H1x1CIAL AFFAIRS;
PRICES CUR1Hrrr.

CORRECTED WEDNESDAY, Ssrrrxssl 42xp, vea rurINrw
YoRn HraAtD. -
NEW YORK MARKET. "a
Duties payae IN ecsh Goods stored TO Be sod at pvbc
dafien at the end The IN all 20 b. 22l0
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IIa aa
MUsLCAL.

A SPLENDID NEW SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD
~ p.nofortc made OF the best material and workman
slip of oyooiont and touch warranted 70 stana in
~ q I'M be sold cheap, for cash, as the aubsorber
T. a tn leave for California. Persons about puroh asng
,tsna Viii and IL TO their advantage TO call Inquire at
M Ancdford street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

U,oIIAN PIANoToRTEs,--T. COLBERT Il CO.'S
~ celebrated PiaDofortes, with and without the Aoan
be who is the sole agent in this city for tho salo
~ those 1.-THE reputation Of which
wcrd wide Ia prepared to offer them at prices which,
10 those wishing 10 purchase cannot fail to
Possessing fsotos for obtaining Pianos II
eduaed by those Of other house tho city he does
hesitate 10 say that he present inducements TO
bsyers not to be found elsewhere lie has constantly
hand extensive assortment Of hand Pianos. at
Bargains oh. he earessy asserts will defy competition
Cilberte elegant Boudor Cottage Pianos. for small
also, Mciodeons. OF Princes and Carherts make
Grand hioiian aud other Pianos to let.
HORACE WATERS.
2cS Byoadycy cospey ot Autbool s.eeSt. W sssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

DR. JOHN WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGEON.
- respectfully informs his numerous friends and the
lie that he continues practising successfully the ddcrcna
diseases incidental to that noble animal the horse
new IRE proof with for
sick horses at tho sign Of the Golden Horse lS Christie
Bone and Blood SPAWN, Curb and be per-
feotly cured by operation Fstua and Pole Evil
perfectly cured without breaking the skin This discovery
has been recently made BY DIR. Williams DR. Williams.
@ is w @ iIienos lor ene,r kmo patronase
from eight hundred to thousand horses per bcgs
continuance OF their favors. Dr. williams experiences
for examining horses for soundness avors neither party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

A STRICTLY PRIVATE ENGLISH FAMILY. HAVING
IA two spare rooms would accommodate two single gen.
temen with breakfast and desired separately
The house modern and pleasantly situated in Houstoa
street. Broadway For address, apply at tho druggists
corner Of Howard street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

LADY HAVING LARGE HOUSE AT NEW R0-
"A sheiie, fve minutes walk from the depot asl "A
hours ride from the city wishes 10 got two Families
board for the winto society being tho chief sbect
Terms will b moderate. Address n. A. Pavilion. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

DoARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT NOS. 81 AND q EAST
ID street. with suitable for married
single persons The houses have the modern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
ID three single gentlemen be accommodated with
pleasant rooms aud full partial board at 40 Hudson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

TRUCK HORSE FOR SALE.-A POWERFUL RAY
horse has been used for truck and hosting purposes.
Stands about eighteen hands bzh sound aud Kind Win
be sold cheap, on application to W. J. STEWART
r. .na yt.o.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR
ID two three single gentlemen be accommodated
with pleasant and board with hot cold and shower
baths applying immediately H Market street, corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

III ORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A GRAY
Horse az years old warranted sound and kind every
respect, ana one two-scat witch
shit from back to front seat it is light aud handsomeiy
built Can be seen at Cleayer Mason's Livery Stable
Mercer street, between Prince aud Spring streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
By the National Line.
lEGRAFHED FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TINE STEAMER ASIA

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ASIA.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.
The Steamer Asia arrived to-day.
FRANCE.
The Senate met on the 4th. Ten members vot-
ed that the people should be consulted in regard
to the Empire. Mr.. Fould, Minister of State, de-
ciared that the Government did not oppose the
proposition; which was then referred TO special
committee whose report would be presented on the
9Th. g"
1t is stated in Paris as certain that the Senate
will declare the Imperial crown hereditary in the
person of Louis Napoleon and his descendants; in
the event of his not having male heirs, then in the
person of his adopted son; and should the latter
die childless, afterwards in the person of exking
Jerome and his family.
Victor Hugo and others, are out in circular
warning their bIethrennot to vote for the Empire.
~ 1880 - SPAIN. a,4t.s7 -s.-.,.
The Catulina sailed from Barcelona on the 25th,
having 500 soldiers 10 reinforce the garrison in
Cuba.
The king of 5weden is dangerously i'll, which
renders it necessary TO appoint an interior regency
for Sweden and Norway.
Gen. Concha had declined TO attend the We'll
liugton funeral. The Spanish army will be repre-
scented by the Duke Of ASSina.
Nine of Edward Muuay's fellow prisoners were
shot at Ancona OH the 25th inst.
.,.. sa ENGLAND.
Ships are reported by Telegraph at Deal flom
Australia. No later dates.
The Leader has pithy reply TO the comments of
the Times on the Presidential election in the Uni
ted States. 81 ~
The Steamship franklin had not been telegraph
ed at the hour of sailing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20

PHrLADELrnrA, Nov. 10.
The mail arrived through from New Orleans to-
day.
The N. Orleans papers contain the particulars of
the Mexican outbreak at MatnmoraS. Condemns
on assuming the Goyernorship of Tamaulapas, es-
tablished an armed military police, against which
the august Amicuto, of Matnmoras, protested
Gen. CanaleS, it is understood, ATTEMPTED to up
hold Cardenas, but was hlSSed and hooted out Of
the room. He then presented himself at the
Town Hall, surrounded by military guard, an
informed the members that they were all under ar
lest and would be sent to Victoria. Canales then
substituted, for the deposed members, the willing
tools of Cardenas. The National Guards OIL learn
ing these facts crossed over the river to the Ameri-
can side, almost enlnaSse, and after procuring arms
aud ammunition, re-croSsed to the Mexican side,
ani took up their line of march for Victoria, with
the intention of driving Cardenas out.
Gems. Avalos and Canales pursued them, and a
pitched battle enSucd in which the National Guard
were victorious, driving Ayalos and Canales of
the field, and retaining possession of the field and
artillery.
The letters containing this news were written
IN great haste but there appears to be no doubt Of
the defeat of Gen. Avalos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20


ga Local INcIDExri;'' though by an esteemed
fnend. is several feet too long for our columns.
We have as Incorporating a dislike to long
newspaper illusions on triaes, as we have to long
faces a ballroom.
"Cut it shost-cutit short'-that is your ia
vorte pointer nobody will read it. No writer,
whatever may be the prestige of his rame, or the
magnitude Of his subject, can for any number of
consecutive days enlist the attention of the readers
of daily newspaper, in long articles. 1t IS tax
upon their time and patience which their active,
take.a glanoe-catch the idea-and go-ahead hab-
its will not toletate II this is true in regard to
mOmeptous subjects, it is still more true in regard
to small ones. The Rest successful newspaper
writer. is at best but an accomplished paragraph
ist-nOta an essayist, and if he would
"ShOot folly as it aies," t
he should be sure of his aim, quick the trigger
and use no more amuRition than is necessary to
carry the shot, else he will H'burst his boiler" and
fall foundering amid a cloud of smoke
"BreVityis the soul Of witt is a saying almost
too trite to be pointed but there never was ruer
sentiment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
LArER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
The Steamer Isabel arrived here and left at 8
O'Clock last evening. She reports that the Cres-
cent City as seen on the 18th inst. near the en-
trance Of the harDor at Havana, and also that a
Spanish steamer was seen bearing towards her,
with the supposed intention OF Informing her that
size might enter without further trouble, consd-
cradle uneaSineSs was fet at Havana in conse-
quenceof her non arrival when due, and it had
een thought thpt she had been ordered not touch
theze. The Captain General, it was said, would
moi interfere any further with her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
Short Greek lands for Sale

TWISTING 10 dispose OF my Real Estate, offer at pril
w until the lst day Of November next my r
in ofOhio situate the waters Of Short Creek
containing about hundred and sixty TisPro
erty desrably located both sides OF the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and fiFe from West Liberty
Tho farm Is Ia the highest state Of Improvement having
TRe amount ofneW plank eneng ana 1diciOuSy laid on
In fields IaTRg and grazing purposes There are on
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ODpe sta
bling corn cribs &C. ThsEe also four good tenGIts
Houses. There is eommOdlous new barn. one hundred
particular ofthe farm, ineludins ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep
will sell these lands in Wh0e in part to suit tho
wishes OF those desiring 70 purchase Terms will be lib.
GTai. ta
The rapidly id VanclnE improvement ofthe city Wheel.
Ing the facilities Afforded by the various rail road eSnee
about be completed with the West and the Sea
board the excellent market Afforded in Wheeling FOR
the marketable productions OF the country render this arnl
highly desirable persons wishing probably, and
has seldom that finer inducements have been htd
out to purchasers. l. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1899.
E5-washngton Reporter and Examiner, ana welsburs
Herald copy. -sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
GUANo QUESTION SETTLED.

WAsHlNGToNI NOV. IS,
The Republic of this morning says that the Lo-
hos Island difficulty has been satisfactorily settled
bythe American government unreservedly acknow-
hedging the sovereignty of Peru over the islands
Peru has in return stipulated 10 supply American
vessels, chartered for guano, on highly adyanta-
geous terms. This latter stipulation was volunta-
" on the part OF the Peruvian government-the
Administration having, in the first place, uncon-
ditionally acknowledged the sovereignty of Peru.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
FROM PITTSBURGH.

River, 4 feet-weather cool and damp.
Another murder was committed here at 8 o'clock.
Tbs morning four men went into tavern and got
into an alteration with the lanlord, whom they
dragged outside of the house. Aman named Ben
jarnin Fox went to the landlords assistance, when
he vas asailed and beaten so Horribly that he died
of bis wounds. Two of them, named Cupples
and Hull, were arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20

MARIETTA AID WHEELNo.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says Captain KennedNhas just completed
areconnCisance of a line for extending the Rail
way from Marietta to Wheeling, thence TO con-
meet, by the Hempfeld line with Philadelphia.
He prOnounees the route good, with easy grades,
and no curves. 1t Is expected the road will be
run from MaHetta to Wheeling in 90 minutes!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
New Fall Goods!


THIS morning Will commence opening Eau stock
i Goods, Gmeng which may be found the following;
DRESS SILKS
BLACK & Sola Pouit De Sole Fancy COIored GIace.
Madame De Rossi Broeades Tor AL wear,
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks in
Gro dc Antique urely nav teSigns-
French AIuslin DeLaines Plain and Figured.
Mourning Silk and Wool Mousln Dc LANES.
French CAintzes, very beautfnE
Bomba1inep, Lnpins make, extra.
Our assortment Fan shaWs + unequaea ser elegance
and variety, consisting OF
ErIninc fur Shawls, al eolors.
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors.a
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere Shawls.
Bay State and French Paid shaWls,
TRIMMINGS, EMBRoIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Flouzeing in Swiss and yaconet Muslns
Jaeonet and Swiss E6gingS and lnsertings.
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming buttons, in new designs. --7
FTlnses and Laces in every width sera.r-'l "a
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons. .-s
Narrow 's do for Trimming.
septs y o.sw. HEIsKBIL Geo