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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14
Free mid the scented fields I"

To the private enterprise of st. Anthony and
the county of Hennepin belongs the credit-we
should say honor and gory-of constructing
the first bridge that has ever carried living be.
ing across the Great River of the North Ameri-
can Continent Three years ago when the
Legislature Of Minnesota held its session at the
lower end Of Third ST., st. Paul, the town of
st. Anthony, was represented by William l..
Larned in the Council, and by DR.. J. H. MUIR
ply and s. w. Farnham in the House. The
charter for the construction of this, now COM
pleted, magnificent suspension bridge was intro.
duced and passed atlthat session, at the sugges.
ton and through the active exertions of those
six members, backed by the influence of one
who has ever been leader in all enterprises
of Improvement in Minnesota, Franklin Steele,
Esq.
The project was ridculed and burlesqued at
the time, by certain members.
But no matter! The charter was granted, and
the bridge is built 1t is structure that, mechan.
ically considered has no superior in the world,
and is destined 20 stand as monument to Min.
nesota enterprise until the foundations of the e.
ternal rocks beneath which its fastenngs are
planted, are upheaved by the final commissions at
the close of all earthly things.
Jan. 23d, was set as the day of celebrating the
contamination OF this great enterprise. The
Legislature adjourned to attend the ovation, and
the several daily papers of st. Paul compliment
ed the day by suspending their usual pubica-
tons. At an early hour all the private and IL
very winter vehicles of ST. Paul were abroad in
the streets of our city; and by noon more than
200 of our citizens, including some forty or ff-
ty of our public spirited ladies, were on their
way to the scene offestivity, altho the thermom-
eter was ranging the whole while below zero.
st. Paul Mnnesotian.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

eY~ We learn from the Detroit Inquirer
of the 9Th inst, that a livery stable in that city
the property of John B. Long, was recently con.
sumed by fire; and that 80 out of 40 horses
then in the stable, persisted in the flames A
large number of carriages were also burned
Books and safe preserved. Insurance very
small
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

New OCEAN STEAMERs-Two Of Wander
bilt's steamers, the Magnolia and Ariel, intend
ed to run between New YORK and Liverpool-if
he gets the mail contract from Congress-are
nearly ready for sea. They are said to be su.
pcrior specimens Of American naval architect
ure, and cost between 100000 and 100000.
The Ariel is Of 1900 tons burthen, she has
three decks, and is braced throughout diagonal
".
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14
February 5.

The bill creating Board of Claims having
passed. rumor has already designated the Judges
to be appointed M. Dallas, of Penn, John
F. H. Claiborne, of La, and Robert ]. Walker,
of Miss. Mr.. Westbrook, of N. York. is to be
the U. States Attorney; Mr.. Olds, of Ohio, is to
be the Clerk, and VIM. Parker, of Alabama, "a
nephew of the Hon. W. r. Cobb Assistant
Clerk.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14
CINCINNATI, Feb. %

The election for Uuited States Senator came
up in the Indiana Legislature to-day. The Sen.
ate elected Isaac Backford the House amend
ed by inserting the name of the Hon. Joseph G..
Marshall, and the Senate refusing to concur in
this, great excitement was created. There is lit
tie hope of a compromise being made.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

~ We are indebted to Messrs. HUNTING
TON, LEE g. Co., of Detroit, for copies of the
Michigan Commercial Register, for 1855" con-
tanning much useful information, particularly TO
business men.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

~ We are indebted to the Hon. LEWIS
CAss for his speech in the U. S. Senate, Feb
90, on "Thc Declaration Of the British and
French Governments, that they had come to an
understanding upon all questions of policy thro'
out the GLOBE
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

r4y- The Michigan Farmer is again upon
ricultural information. Every farmer should be-
come subscriber, and practice the many useful
hints found therein
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

The Rochester Advertiser is informed by aper-
son who has examined into the matter, that the
late cold weather has destroyed the peach buds
for the present year; in the nurseries, and out
of them too, large portion Of the trees are de.
stroyed.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

CLERK OF THE wEATHER.-We publish below
a prediction of Mr. Ryan as to the weather OF
the coming season. This gentleman has the.
DRY which he says he has tested by the expert.
ence of 80 years, and which he desires to make
known to the proper authorities, for the benefit
of the national government
Detroit, March /, '55.
Editor Advertiser:
SIR.-Our spring will be backward we shall
have cold w. N. w. winds. Vegetation will be
late. 1t would he well not to cultivate gardens
too early, as seeds will perish. Snow squalls
will come from the west this month. The pres
ent snow will 60 off moderately
VIM w RYAN
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14
TRENTON. Feb. 81

A letter from considerable number of the
members of our Legislature has been addressed
to Geo. Law, of N. Y, urging upon him the ac-
ceptance of the Presidency as the know-nothng
candidate
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

DETROIT City ELEcTIoN.-Mr. HENRY LED
YARD has been elected Mayor of Detroit, by a
majority of 772; other city officers, Democrat
ic, by much larger majorilies. Four out of the
eight Aldermen are Democratic.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14

MILWAUKEE ELECTION democratic tick
ct for city officers, in Milwaukee, was elected on
Tuesday last by majorities ranging from 500 to
nearly 1900.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14
February "a,

TeDruHry, "a.
The proffered offer of mediation has been ten
dered the U. States by Great Britain in the set
Element of American difficulties with Spain
AS this offer came by the Baltic, it has probably
the sanction of the new Cabinet. The document
passed through the British Embassy here, and
was yesterday presented to the Secretary of
State.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

General Cass and the President had q lengthy
interview yesterday morning upon the subject
of the Generals late speech in the Senate which
has caused great excitement throughout the city.
Some of his friends in the Senate and in the
House are finding fault with the Gen. for thus
long delaying his speech, which 1t is alleged will
have the effect, Notwithstanding the few days
left Congress, to call up debate to the dlsad-
vantage of bills that public interest required
should have immediate attention. Shortly after
the Presidents departure, Secretary Marcy call
ed upon Senator Cass and the two were closet
ed until late hour Of the evening. There are
various rumors in circulation as to the meaning
of this unusual attention bestowed upon the
General BY the Prehdent and his Secretary so
Immediately after the delivery Of his speech, but
nothing can be definitely known for day or two
Ito come. One thing, however, is certain, that
in connection with the threats Of Lord Claren-
don, Mr.. Marcy is preparing to Mr.. Buchanan a
letter requesting to know the true object in
view by the British Government for centering
SO large naval force in the American waters,
and for explanation regarding English and
French interference with our affairs in South
America and in the Pacific This letter is to an
tcipate resolution about to be presented to
the House calling for information upon the lat
ter subject. The resolution will be replied to
by sending copy of the Presidents letter to
Mr. Buchanan. Be not surprised to learn, ut
the last moment, Congress voting to the Presi-
dent $lO,O0O,000 and upward subject to his de-
mand The question is now before the Com
mittee of Foreign Relations in the House, with
every prospect of unanimous conclusion
Marcy warmly advocates the necessity for such
an appropriation, and Senators Cass, Douglas,
and Mason stand ready to lend it their aid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17

a511 -
| On motion, referred to the Special Committee on
the Reorganization Of She Fire Department
The following report and resolution we're ia
Ken up ard adopted
Yeas Meesra Bailey, Culbertson, Durell,
Denegre, sDupre, Prague, Price, Pride and
Tompkins-9: n 4
The Committee On Arlesian Well beg leave TO report
n avor Of paying the following bill, and offer the fol-
lowing resolution: CHAS. PRIDE.
EDW, Il. DURELL.
s. HOWELL.
Resolved That The Comptroller warrant on the Trea-
sury for the sum Or three hundred and sixty dollars in
favor of b. Crow for labor performed the Artesian
well up TO 0ctobet 20hs 1855 s H.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, WAS called mp:
resolution nay sundy persons for services rem
dered The Commercial Convention.
A motion to concur in the foregoing resolu-
ton was lost as follows e. ~
Ksas---Msssrs Durell, Price and PRIDE.
Ways Messrs. Bailey. Cnlbsrtson, Denegre,
Dnpre, Prague and Tompkins-6.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Denegre Of
fered the following resolution, which was read
twice and adopted, and, on motion, was sent TO
the Assistant Beard to be concurrcd in: ' y
Yeas Messrs Bailey, Culbertson, Denegre,
Dupre, Durell, Prague, Price, Pride and Tomp-
kins--9. g
BE yeso1osd That tho Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized and directed 10 cause 10 DO made 10 the
Court-rooms OF the First and Second District Courts
such repairs as may be necessary under the direction
Of the Committees of Streets and Landings Of the Two
Boards.
On motion of Mr. Prague, the Committee on
Claims was instructed to report on the bill of
Mr.. William Pheian OF the next sitting Of the
Board
On motion, the Board adjourned.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Seo'y.
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OFFICIAL LIST.

STATE OF LoUIsTANA--cITY OF NEW oRLEANs.
Second Justices Court for the Parish Of Orleans
The following named delinquent taxpayers for
taxes on real estate and slaves due the city Of New
appear before The Zion. C. " Jonie Second Justice of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans within fifteen days
from .he date of the first publication Of this citation in
-mand Of The city of New Orleans for the amount
placed opposite their respective names, together with
in!eres, and commission thereon as allowed by law.
witness my hand, al the city OF New orleans, This
G. ". JoNTE, Second Justice
,of The Peace for The parish of Orleans.
s.- ssg 45l.s- B .1
Bl.nchard, Mrs NJ Esss 20
casenave, P AZ 90 charbonhe, q asol
D..s,, j and . ! l p Mrs. Emil. q g
Bryan Is 90 Desdunes, Mrs 81 10
Enstisi Geo 10 90 Endere, Mrs t4s 10
rsfn.nass,5. nso
Gustfne,. DR. IS Garoner, Mrs 24sl
Hawkins, G. no 70 Haber, N eoo
lear, Jean, fine % oS
Kennedy, Mr.. cha. a 4s ! Kennedy, widow !, SO
L ~
Lathrop, &C IS 20 Las,er, Thos w 81 SO
Lacloie, Celeste II rs
hi
J and Monteih, 132 II
II Palfrey 1225
Nolan, Mathew % a =
a r
Rice Jacob 20 25 Roselius, C 4G "A
Rawle, Mrs Il A u IS Roselius, c, agent s67
m T.
Tompkins, Daniel 81
@7d W ~ ta Fsf4
Williams, G G l45 Hs
CIV. JONTE, Second Justice
of the Peace fof the parish of Orleans.
New Orleans, October 81, 1866 se ~ lno1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17
r AID! READ!!
Billiard Table Mandatory.

fHSHE undersigned informs property -holders
and The public thai he HIS added 70 his Mandatory of Billiard
tables new planning ortng and saving machine by
which he enabled laying
aoors arpsnter's wok turning options
posts building frame the eouat and all
carpenters and framer's line. =
having Walnut Mahoga-
workn ordered, $500 "
The undersigned ayals hiselfo this opportunity those
orsons who feel apprehension machine
shat he has taken explosion
patent which
o. the quantity the boiler, forget
waning In lie boiler. =z-95+IE 49, - - -
The above addou having his establishment for the
of fnciatg TIE mauafactus
reminds his heretofore and
second hand Billiard Tables and article in his
T.54 g. ANTUGNINi, Nos. IL Ia Cont street.
v
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CHAs. PRIDE,
w. D. DENEGRE.
j. J.LUGENBUHL,

motion to concur in the following resolu-
ton, as amended in the foregoing report, was
lost as follows, =
Yeas-Mesars Denegre and Pride--2.
!says-Mesars. Bailey, Culbertson, Prague,
Pride and Tompkius--5 =
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner 10
mak t WOODEN hanqneue on Bacchus street. between
Apo,lo ana 81 Dennis and 10 place TIRES lamps in said
me following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was rejected, as recommended In
the foregoing report: = =,
"A resolution insfacting the Street Commissioner 10
s,rsss M VT Cleaning and draining the
On motion, the petition Of residents of the
First District opposed to the erection Of a stenm
engine on the property Of George Puryis, was
taken from the Police Committee to be acted
upon.
a motion to re-comnit the same to the Police
Committee was carried by the following votes
penegre, Dupre, Prague. Price and Tomp-
kins-S. -. - go -
.Nay--Mr. Pride-I.
ar Denegre. On behalf of the Fire Committee,
onered the following report, which was taken
up section BY section: n
REPORT OF THE FIRE COMMITTEE.
1he Flfe Committee beg leave 10 report that they re-
Golmsha concurrence in the resolution passed BY The
Board OF Assistant Aldermen, on the i7ih July iss5
requesting me surveyor to examine and report as to
ae repairs 10 be made the different engine
houses of this city. e'.' sAs.''s
Also recommend concurrence in the resolution
in the board OF Assistant Aldermen on Inc an
of October, 1885, repeating ordinance No 9s4s, and
reiastating this appropriation in favor Of Louisiana
Hose Company from the 18th of June, 1856
w. o. DENEGRE,
CHAS. PRIDE
The first section OF tho foregoing report was
adopted. and the following resolution Of the As
sistant Board concurred III, as recommended by
the committee:
resolution requiring the Surveyor 10 examine and
the necessary repairs to be made 10 the diff
ieren engine houses and report the cost of the
The resolution Of the Assistant Board men
TONED in the second section Of the foregoing re-
port, repeating ordinance No. 2245, and REIN
stating the appropria- tion in favor of Louisiana
Hose Company, from 18th Of June, 1856" was,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


{ VV III :
! a. Pa1ENT UNDUL.4TORYi CORN AND =
FIGURING MILL MANUFAGTORYH
City Of Jefferson. Suburb, Of New orlaans f "t 4
yVARER0OM AND DEPOT 80 NATCIfEx STREET.,
NEW OkLEANs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17

NM HERE are made Mills of tile various
sues anu capacity adapted TO Steam Water IlorsH
hundred to I've dollars
rom thIee to sixty BUSHELS 10 The au arrofdng
III bu the power applied and the velocity given.
THESE Mill Of Southern
and the beat their IN
mai extensive sale, and the large ipppoydn
Ane proprietor also Bors on tho most
boiling
superior and family Hour. Planters
better suited by purchasing ths by
% e their Northern traps for grinding. -
aoe WI SHOW the prices Of the various sized MILE
put accordance with printed hslfu
u inch Burr price 400. Capacity bash 10 The bouy
wida ~ w. '"a"''' h"no . 'uehss
ysii. aasacly rom TO hnsi 10 the hour.
81. tnlnpte. Tincbea wide.
A. Bli
~ H. 81 az tor NRtoveT
p,ce nom 10 10 BE- FEELS The h0sr.
~ Inch Burr price 1900 Capacity III hsets
aour yescy from 400 voGtns. Band ,uIbrSssejdr
II TO 40 hushbte thoTJl
n;ash t p o 70 sgu rey0Itona Bud IL iBrhel
v.os Psios tSop IaFsr from 10 totheh
eev 70 ssv revolutions nnnte Baud inches
va Nhuo CapHcity
ny from $50 10
ready fT h we eAn et1ry complete n
accompany ing tho Mill All oiGtn la
;,Irnns ~ M % " te address Of Wills P Coleman, Nav
T, prompt attention and
a. above filF
=, "tHi'io r sVt@haiAd Pstenieasud Proprietor.
nv s,t ~ 9 a win astar TO the sails Of
r la2sd&wiol5bs s w. " NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17

E NORTH CULLOM, Attorney at Law,
AAs will attend all Professional S. Landry and
asoyss has may be entrusted 10 ha oes i, oPEtoU
eAS La. 5@84ga
REynassoxa-Chas Waterman, hariw,rs uerebanic n oil
Ve Aaq Taos y Miller merchant Chss B englrtoas
i YETI. H.ya = Il
STEAM BATTERY AND GLARIFlER FOR
~ SALEOne Copper Battery sig fesin diameter
haiffeot With two q inch pi earide
four feet and deep will
Of AZ vavss ALSO
Battery appf3ysd
Of for making hogshsads
90 ibsfaltsfms. -.lllg=--5-.f '-'.s4
myl4H &4 s. H, GILMAN. 81 Nateb.ssts d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17
1s1HE HALLADAY WIND-MILL.-Many O

THNHE HALLIDAY WIND-MILL.-Many of
Il the Scientific able experienced Mechanics ri,
the united States have examined this Machine
Of the moit beautiful knd useful
date. 7.
By simple DEVICE she gale severity
set for gentle and
". shen ths tempest raging e i.s height little presented g
gradually their original poaon Something this
changing The position Of the sass what long
sought for 10
The speed e Wind Wheel not increased by powerful
storm o. = as ay under TIE control Of regulator
no care Or weeka together
sally used rs motive power we'll Known to bethe oa self
either proarat in hopeless
kind Of gearing attached besdes
and anxiety si.sndsn This din nifty now
entirely oosated and s obsecn possibly urgeds
the nonstancy Of the wind a that
outlay the Wilma Engine
tend fuel TO feed II with The Mil
any time orng to DO moved by the wind from
compass i wall all taks that durn
the intervals Of the Winds blowing; If the MILF
pumpa and reservoir the
qhed certainty
FOR stAlon a1d Sugar and Cotton
ftsanee both for pumping grinding
olnnmened fountains. small Mill, moderate wind
w 1000 sslone OF water and
hour. For further information orders, addte.a
.. H. GILMAN, 81 Natonez street, Ne OTospp,
o9i diswdwiy Sole Agent for ths Soutnsrn Slater,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17

aHyOBACCO-Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
the Mexican and Texas Markets Aso TOBACCO for Psnta
on and beH and CIGAR constantly hand
f Ay TURNER REgsEAw as Camp s.rsu.. up stairs. 4.
w. q. FLUER. UNDERTAKEN IN
I'll Tchoupitouas street, New Orleans.
EOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
readiness. Collins lined with at short
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17

II of the Old Estnhiishea gISys,s. s'
House ARB0UiN biARETT
co., Tor the sale the superior ssr3--SfklytIE4 p
BRANDlES, si.o SOLE I'M. 5sZa 3RRffi{sEI ~
tUHT.R celebrated
PouLTNEY BRANDY, isaou PIN. }kfr / n
prepared sNtt tftt4tE
ehaf, to be shfpped diree "a Esa tFt yf
point In the Upioa nt tbs AZ ~ I9t V ssts II
loves, s,s market prices toi Cog ss sa so ~
AZ Samples be seep A. S4Sshs5
seoaee s:seoi~s, IS q ms sVtsst tase ia,
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OFFICIAL LIST.
STATE OF OUISIANA.
Parrish OF ORLEANS CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans.

pAR1sH OF ORLEANS CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans.
The following named delinquent taxpayers for
On on ne Of M and ASA are %
cited to appear before the Honorable the Sixth District
Court OF New Orleans, within fifteen days from the
ca journal of said city to answer TO the demand of
The said city of New Orleans for the amounts placed
opposite their respective names, together withnerest
and commissions as thereon allowed by law.
Witness The Hon j. =. Cotton, Judge of our said
Court, this 26ih of October 1855. .3
Assl..s John s5s 81 Adams slss 50
RR isnysas aTs Is 8 sssBas'1oAn 81 so
s ssa%;s:: y e Rss 6 !,
DsnenHoarg, R "a 50 Dursl, E H 100 OF
Finch, Michael I's ;. ]. rit.''a'lsl., y SIS IS
Germs German Lodge g y Grass, wmJl Sc IS
M 4
HsSs'as 50 !, N.Y. zs,ss's Y q q
N. o. Canal and NEW Orleans Pla. y
Navigation Co. 80 3ol ming Company, 1872 IS
aN#t P
Perseverance, IPooley, Nicol eco f2ss 90
Lodge No 4, 164 50lPooley, Jno G 7S5 as
Polar Star lodge, l15 Sol Presbyterian Pub t
Perfect Union licalion Board OF
Lodge, 235 DOL Trustees of 49d 90
r. s@s.a#.4* 96
Rawls, Mrs Jas Ill Is Rodriguez, Benz 2,O7s "
Stackhouse, W&H 100 55iSantos, Taoy Il
Santos, Bernard 202 d5l DorOcourt SIS 70
Sampson A 102 67ISmith, Charles sc 20
Shute, .Theo sd 00lSeichsnaydre A l04 GA
Stewart James SO 9slShumway, Sam'l
Semblet, Miss 81 05l A Mrs Wilson, Sc rs
81 Paul, Henry, % 00Isouthmayd F X s5 as
w gHE Z"
Willy, E Valcour 96 35IWolf, Jno 1855 81
Walker A w I,347 5lIWasson, d. 9s so
JOHN Il. HOLLAND CLERK.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, Oct 90, 1856. To27
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they offer supply pIagzsta and Dealers Pfopror lowest
Wholesale pricel. g = LEVI HS5
ar General Depot and speal Agency ISL chartrs.es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17
.ANIEL EDWARDS, (Successor to Twr.

BILL EDWARDS Nos 20, 90 and 80 New Leves and
Fulton Mspufseqger
T Work ready to Contract for hs
making of Steam Trains Clarifying and Evaporstne pans Ftero
Juice Boxes and everything appsrsnng hs Susahouss.
general assortment Of Steam GAnge Steam Whses, Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves etc.. conhtantly on hand.
He would cali the attention 6s sea
in snccessul ths
Camp, Msssrs s. Harrison, e. j. Forsts Doneo5 Gs
good Lawrence Il. Stackhouss, A. Thomson Co. u e.
Foraa ofth c 10 whom he respectfully psriic
mqaf Inf
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK.


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WHITE LEAD PATENT pRfHR AM n ", rAlNIs,
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sask article hat depend %
sae Ma i mAs Sassn Y nv WEES s, Win
Manufacturer and Importers % zre and colofs
houses bclwo1k N'' p'''N's s aas Y
THE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
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and Shutters Trues and Lnteis Once and DsI
he ss.is Ss
Ss Is and sae Sessions Ss
INDIA RUBBER GOODS. which will ~ IA
Sticky Climate largest and bsa. aonsn.
sisi csso. ",
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Sas ssss M asss R sss's
sIssn.
v, s sss 70 IL psS
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cJnTuINe OF ALL pEscp rpTIoNs
Geas Gosk eaas Amy aaa navy Goods Reehng and Pea
CLOTHS.
apsaIs Printed and Plain Piano Forta and TaSo Covers HoD
= AIR WORK.
H AT ~ s' a rSw' Cushions tooA Bnoys
SURGICAL, AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES. .M,
Shields Nursing Bother, Tsshng Ringr. Gna Tubing
Climate L e 4. e - .NE. p NJ. WILSON, president
On ON mr. a = AZ r, a NV =
hAoh STABLE AND FANNY DRY GUODS
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