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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-08-08

Now, his nine NOISY children had out
-A1~--AhA1Aw sooHa7 and narrow stair
ways, as their mother thought. Certain
y any stranger would have wondered where
beneath that roof SO many faxen heads
found room to be slowed away nightly.
The days of the old house were number.
ed. On the very morning of which I have
spoken, the father commenced the work of
destruction, by removing an old chest Of
drawers, little used, tina! had formerly been
his grandmother's into a niche of the sbop'
near by. Bureaus, closets, and chairs fol-
lowed, as day after day went by, with all
such lesser articles as could be spared from
daily use. The old house was searched from
garnet to cellar, by at least a dozen pair Of
prying eyes, as it had never been searched
since the day Of its house. warming a hun
dred years before. SO many discoveries as
were made! So many lost and forgotten
treasures and triAes as revealed themselves
IN hooks and dark corners! So manv old
letters and iockets, with 'trumpery' Of all
kinds, as Laura's mamma called il. did T.r-
ra hoard away in her trunk for bor own
private investigation!
The days of the old house were fr;sboa
as well as numbered. The last one came
In the morning, the beds, trundle-bed and
cradle, were carried into tie already crowded
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-08
.)9S

The following interesting facts connected
with the progress of Mormonism, are taken
from an official statement published in the
Dtseret City News at Salt Lake City. Ac-
cording TO this statement, the church has
about ninety five missionaries III Europe,
aud an equal number in Asia, Africa and
The Pacific Isles, besides large number of
elders in various fields of labor, and con
siderable number scattered throughout the
United States and British America. OF
newspapers and periodicals they have, Of the
former, one in Salt Lake City, issuing 1000
copies weekly one in Liverpool, issuing
$4,000 weekly; one in Swansea South Wales,
one in Copenhagen in the Danish language :;
one in Australia one III India, and one in
Switzerland, in the French language.
The Book of Mormon has been translated
and published in the Welsh, German, Dan
ish, Fr2n h and Italian languages, and has
made considerable progress ils Sweden and
Norway, Notwithstanding the effort of the
governmental authorities to stop it, This
latter cause has operated more successfully
against it in France, Germany, and Italy
but in Switzerland and Denmark, the prog
ress has b:en much greater. The statement
claims that there are 100000 members of the
church scattered over the world. From Den
mark alone 1000 converts have emigrated to
the Salt Lake.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-08

q 4
Jonathan Nicely vs.. Joseph Noel, John Noel Jr.
JOHN NOEL, Jr.. viii take notice that ,Jona-
y than Nicely has fled in the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county petition against You and
John Noel, setting forth that lie is the owner of the
south half of the west half of the south quar-
ter Of sec. 6. 7. 6, r. II, in Wood county by pur-
chase under an execution issued from said court
against } Ohm Noel; that you claim ownership of the
same lard, bat are in fact the trustee Of Ohm Noel
ard that YOU have conveyed the same premises to
hiln, which CONVEYANCE was not placed record
but has been DESTROYED or concealed, for the pur-
pose of defrauding the creditors of said John Noel
and especially the plaintiff, Neely. You will take
notice that, unless youappear and answer or demur
to said petition by the second Saturday of January
A. D. 1856 at the term Of court next thereafter said
petition will. be taken as confessed and judgment
rendered accordingly. MURRAY & Donor.
Oct 90 1855 -2$wG$3,27 AttysofPtT
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NTOIICE.--All persons interested will take no
~ tce that William Clark and Elias Brannan
have fled in the court Of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio. their petition proprietors of the
town plat of the town of Nlitonylle in said Wood
county, asking the court TO yacate said town plat
and that said petition will he for hearing at the
spring term, 4. d. 1856, of said court.
MURRAY 4 DODGE, Att'ys.
Nov. g. 1855--25w9S2G3
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Ebenezer Graham, admir- of Jarvis Spatford, dec d.,
rs. Marshall ". Spatford et ai
A DMINISTRATORS SALE.--By virtue of an
"A alias order OF sale to me directed and delivered
from the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, December 22d,
1875, betweea the hours of T. o'clock NJ. and .
o'clock =. NJ of said day in-lot number g. and the
west half of in-lot number 776; also, out-lots IS
and 2lG, in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio.
f. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY & DopGE, Attys Admir-.
Nov. 10, lSJj.--2Gw5Sl .SS
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Perrysburg Prices Carrcnt.

Wheat, $IG5Wl.7O; Flour, $S.5OM9.OU Rye,
75M80; Corn, 35M40; Oats, 25G31; Potatoes, 81
Gt5O Butter, 1920; Eggs, 1O@12; Apples, dried,
$125@1.j0; Peaches dried, S l.000r125; Beans,
i 25M1.5O; Feathers, 31Gt44; Fresh Pork, cas-:
Beef 330t4; Tallow, l0m12; Lard, SM10; Wool,
25M3O; Hay, $SU0W10.00; Wood, $1.2j@150; :;
Salt S2.OOu2 90; Onions, 37a5O.
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MURRAY s. DODGE, Attys. EXrs.
Nov. 10, 1~j5.--2Gw5S2.2
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CLOTHING HOUSE.

NJ III. CALAARD respectfully informs the
IN. merchants and citizens generally Of Perrv>-
burg and its vicinity that he continues the Clothing
business, with increased facilities and greatly en-
larged stock Of beautiful styles and patterns suita
bic for the season, at his store room on Louisiana
Avenue. east side, between Front and Second sts
where he will at all times during business hours
be ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING, in
the latest and best style. All orders given will be
accomplished with promptness and economy.
y. B.--Cuttng done for the Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. NOV
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-08

INJUNCTION DIssoLvED.-One year since,
an in jucton was granted by one of the
Wheeling courts, at the instance Of the au
thorities Of that city, against the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company, to prevent their
tapping the CsntFal ONO EaiToad MIRO at Ben
wooa ionr ies ',S stbe be on neeI An An
fore the Appeal Court of Virginia, which
few days since dissolved the Injunction is
sued by the Court below, and granted the
The right Of the Company to connect as above.
BY this connection Cincinnati is reached
three quarters of an hour earlier than by
going through Wheeling.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-08

COMMERCE OF GALENA.-The Galena AL
vertiser, in speaking Of the importance Of
speedily erecting a Marine Hospital in that
city. makes the following statement respect
ing the extent Of its commercial relations:
" Our commerce has increased to such an
extent within u few years, that Galena is
now the third port. in point Of tonnage and
shipping on the Mississippi River. New
Orleans and st. Louis being the only ports
in advance of GAlena, at the present time.
We learn that there are twenty-five steam
boats now owned and enrolled here, and
about one thousand seamen haling from Ga
lena. The whole number Of boats in the Ga
lena trade during the past season is about
forty, and within that time there have been
one thousand arrivals of boats and barges
at this port"
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,TARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORkS.---EDwARp LLoYr, on
Nl Monroe-st., Toledo, manufactures and deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS.
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs. MaI-
!les, and all other articles usually called for in his
line. He has on hand large and well selected is
sortment Of Italian and American Marble MoIn-
mentS Tomb Stones. &c. which he will finish in
the best style. with promptness and despatch, ard
western states
All persons wishing to pay the last marx cf re
spect TO herdeparted friends, will please give lin
call. Toledo. May 26 lSj5.--2N
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An ELECTRIC GuN.-Mr. d. c. Mitchell,
of the Dumfries militia, has invented an ell
ectric cannon. 1t is fired without touch
hole by means of electricity. The conduct
ing and non conducting wires are introduced
into the cannon during its manufacture, and
cut off close to the surface, SO that, in the
event of the gun falling into the hands of an
enemy, they would fail to discover, at least
for sometime, how the cannon was dischar
god Having no touch-hole, it cannot, of
course, b. spiked and it is said that it will
last four times longer than the present ordi-
nary cannon.
Gov. Shannon in his late speech as PreSi-
ident of the Pro-SIayery convention in Kan
Sas. said the free state movement was trea-
son, that resistance to the acts of the late
mock Legislature was treason, that the gov
'rnment at Washington were determined to
support the late legislature, and that at the
next Presidential election there will be bat
TWO parties in the field, the Unionists I"
and The 6 Black Republicans" Wonder if
anybody yet doubts where Gov. Shannon
stands on The Slavery question ..
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Noe longs Estate.

>
: 'ENHE snbscrberh has enappointed and qualified
h administrator on the estate of Noel Long
deceased, late Of Webster township, W ood county
Ohio. MICHAEL MYERS.
Nov.G. lS55.--2Gw3*
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John EosbuIgh,s Estate.

:
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber las
" been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of John Noshur2h, deceased, late cf
Wood county Ohio. Dated at Perryshurg this
Noyember 20th 4. u. 1S55--2GW3*
.a -. HARMON NOSDUEGE.
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William Ewing aud Adaline Hunter. executors of
4. Haynes, decd rs. ID. Whitney et 0i.
TXECUTORS' SAIE.--By virtue of an alias
L. order of sale to me directed and delivered from
the court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio
will offer for sale ut the door of the court house
in Perrysburg, on Saturday, December 22d, 1850,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock
of said day the north half of the west half Of
the north west quarter Of section number twenty
two l22) in township six, () range ten lol east, in
Wood county Ohio. containing 40 acres more or
less. Terms of sale, cash
WILLIAM EWING,
ADALINE HUNTER,
MINKAY s. DNnME. AttNs EXrs.
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JOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for al dis
eases of the Liver. Scrotulous and Bilious COM
plants, Indigestion. Dyspepsia Cutanoous EruI-
tions, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, Coughs. Headache,
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth. Rheumatic and
Bronchial Affections, and General Debility. II acts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying the tiOcG,
giving tone and elasticity to the system. therely
inspiring energy and power to throw off those IN
mcrous diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles, at 81 each.
2tf PECK & HAMILTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

Died, on beard the Northern Light March II, of
aged 10 years.
The Northern Light brough. two hundred and sixty
two passengers, and ss2, 322 freight.
We are indebted to Wells, Fargo h Co, to the San
Francisco depot of J. W. Sullivan, and the
press of j. Hawes Co, for files OF California papers
In Central America Cbamorro stili succeeds. He hs
taken all the towns occupied by the revoutonists
ceptng Leon.
The war would probably close.
The revolu .ionary leaders quarrellIng among
themselves and their deserving rapidly
At San Juan, the people anxiousiy looking for
Col Kinney and his party
The Northera Light left in the harbor OF San Juan
March IL, II. NJ. b. steamer Devastation.
The U. s. steamer Fulton. Capt Mitchell left for ia
mnies the 18th nst. All well on board.
On the 10th the Senatorial Convention adi i1urnsd
die by vote Of 90 to Al Those voting in the mi
nority principally the friends OF Dr Gwip and the
majority mprssd wings and various faction, Of the
democracy
The anniversary Of the birthday Of Washing ton wa.
celebrated in san Francisco by general turn out of
the rir~ Department and by appropriate ceremonies in
the Metropolitan theatre.
The native Caornisps have held several meetings in
San Francisco for the purpose oil taking steps 10 emi
crate TO sonora
The Mariposa Gold Mining Company, q London con.
csrn has been s,d by the sheriff
In the OF Rodmau Backus, indicted for th.
der Of Frederck Odmhn the jury rendered verd:t Of
guilty Of mansaughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20
THE MONETARY EXCITEMENT


The First Day OF the Panic Ia San Francisco.
ON the 18th Of February the aeamship Oregon arriy
ed at Fan Francisco bringing intelligence of the failure
of the 81. Louis house OF Page, Bacon Co, The san
Francisco Herald says
The news spread with astoniEhng rapidity In every
quarter Of the city snd Immense crowd gathered
front of the bInk each individual struggling 10 be
first at the counter Il life and death depended upon
the lusa gain OF a mon ents time. MessT7 Haght 4
Chambers Ajdre sod the crowd stating that there
sufficient funds in bank To redeem dollar OF their
paper if the assembage would only maintain or Ter and
mahe for the egreas of those who had
their dsposits. every temsni wpuh be satisfied.
large police force, heat 81 by Marshal Mckenzie,
promptly the spot, ami succeeded to some de
gree In enforcing tho Observance Of order For
time the pressure n the sd great that persons
after receiving their 1ney obliged To make their
sgress by walking upon the heads and shoulders Of those
Ia tfs rear Cn the street the scene even moro
exciting Persons INSTANTLY arriving breathleas
with haste and camorous atnlttance at the doors
guarded by the police The chmor inside produced the
impression the minds that there danger
OF suspension and this impression taken Advantage
a by parties outside who in Instances obtained
certificate, from panic stricken holders nt enormous
discounts.
One diyduai bos,t.d that his prodt- for hour
had amounted 10 81 800 A number of disorierly per
srrestal by III. police. prs'entet for
payment hcttious cheek, but, not with standing the
surrounding excitement II mme tately detected by
the clerk to whom it presented. Toward noon the
excite msnt Hubssed, AM matters assumed different
aspect confidence restored by the Appearance
of immense plies Of coin from which seemed
enhaustlesz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



ALRAsY. March 10, 1905.
sEy sAftsgs RAMS,
Mr.. sPESCIE reported the condition os the saving.
Banks in Kings and New York and all reported
TO be sound except the Bnckerbocker
Mr. RICHARDS presented ths minority report adverse u
the bill fT the relief OF the claimants against the
Of tb. State Prison, Sings
Bills were noticed 10 amend the c.nsis act % amend
the charter OF The Brooklyn insur eoSsny !or the
Bills passed TO amesd the General Insurance
Law; 10 prevent prize lights among game animals
ny FINAL ApJOrRNMET
Nr. HrrcHcocK laid on the table . resolution for The
final adiou rnmen, % the f@gislaturs the llth u
April
ants RrPoErp.
To extend the time for IN" completion n The BlHt1
and New York CITY Railroad.
Sundry Clinton Prison bills
To authorize banking associations u sst agents or
certain purposes.
Relative u stealing AMI forging railroad ticket.
To consolidate The stock AMI bonis of the northern
RAILROAD Company, and 10 incorp'fsfs the o~nsrs
thereof
bill was introduced 20 amsnA ths Csn,us acs. -
the number u mar-hals 20 b. appointed The blN
talsn up In committee ana debated Until the boar TO-
the special orosr on the Church teaafe b.
Assembly
AtnANY March ~ IESs.
Mr. JrNNmsoS gave noii ~ oil - abolish a. +
cince Of Commissioner Of Streets anA LAmps 10 SsS
YORK
Mr. tyAxs introduced bill 70 am.nl the act 70 s.'ab
lsh Courts Of civil ami Criminai Jur-dlc'ol Iu
Brooklyn
Mr. iasPoRr offered a resolution that NE Bans ION
ntee report the bill making The BANK supsrioiea sat
elective aid % the table.
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Events of Ffidny the IBd-Run on tho Bank
Ing IIouSE-Faiiures, sc.

IFIom the Fan Francisco Herald, Feb. -
II excitement created ia this city yestsrjay by the
announcement that OF the prime psl hanks had
suspended Mt, exceeds any ythn2s the Mod ever
before vitn.ssed MONTGOMERY street va. cro ~ded all
Jay vita asxous faces, ami the general inquiry vas
how much have you lost f The public mind has for
the last few days been In state of fev.rish excitement
The announcement Saturday Last that the IT. Louis
bfsneh u the hous. Of Page Bacon 90 had -uspsnisd
Sss a. pectsd a. II aui.en, and hal tae eject
Of creating general mistrust 10 banking houses
The general rush that house succesisi BY 1uet
The following days Which eventually compelled
IL 70 close A. soon as tie fict bscafHa knoEnr qlei
run "a. male on Adams A Co on thursday dnnns
sbich 1900. ooo, a. Il app-afs from sat-m'nt pab
lsbsd tss~Lere, ssre drawn Irom he vault whs The
esTosits amounted 70 only $1,000, Apprehsndiug
cohtnuAscs ~ the panic and entertaining doubt a. n
uer ability 70 brsa.t ID" storm the aO1rs % the bsns
ny hoas. .sre rloaei yest.r1ay ana ~ following al
pouncseni posted in oonsIaeuou. pAcs, checked Re
haste ~ thoss rho bAd hurrlsi rom al parts ~ The
,y a orcsr thai ibsy m,ht u The hr., . trA- their
tepssi's shea he bsns va orsnsd
BaNxixa Hol.t % AntMs NO.
80 FR.erlseo, f~b. -, lsjs.
To Wf Ftauc.-in conssiusues ~ eireumstaae~s -.
ut'y h.yoBd Cur C9aifpi, ~ o1mpelsa . a. ta'o
Liquidation fog tLe equal protect ~ ai iepo tots
4 s'aiemsnt al b. a4sf- patIe =. .sou a possbis
Hsv,sg r.ssive.l 90 ths course VI. A. Cohen
srT0lnl.a r.ssvsr aaa rsys tgl. ior ,hs athul a..
charge 4 -. trust rspossd a b.m he $40 = onr
nllioa ~ eogar. ~ surstss .sfs Di.sri Z ionss,
! 4. Palmer. q Coo, sa3 4. Bosnian Later u the
Ssy, judgHsnts ~srs ooafssssA q tLs fosr.h bstrei
Court by ADAMS - n n 20 a to folo~.nr nAssi
pstftns ~ ~. 'ois-laE stmt
tsli1 1Fasg, IT,, Adaas - ...s..se t1.1o
John tolxBoas .s..ts.s.s... 500
a % hcasrfsou '. .s........s.s. i2,N'J
~ y. BescL .ss.. s.,.. .... 100
" Rssa tan.. ............. ......... 100
Nm HAN am~. ......... ... .lt 90
" q N1yst eaa~ r,..s. s........ .i0 80
q q Gal4asr '. sauls. .... ... ..# 20
1slsi ar1ah' ~ laifmsass coates - 49, ~
Auashmsa -s,s isstss cot o. tsr T-ssth H,ftfe
Coaft sstsf.sy 80 49, suf ~ 'ht 'sasng nsrs1 psf
zee aae laf tht f8tswine .ams
G.o = rots tsF A9arss C3 .,..... ........ = Az
thkFist estiasbef v fam~. sHSr
1s y faTchs# ". ssrs. .s... 49,. ~
Total sIaoupt % sitarbusat. ts..- IT 81 -
rfDsata tsJosNr huaf st".at - baastsx hpat-
RItaE 80 ~ tH,~ n 4snay sIuasth aR n rexut 4
tlr ssHll.n gt the sftabtihs3' bsi 5yflt5f 4s1al-
ff##N r. fErtrfs nff fa saa sfsF-<sa tas ~ - a
aasA 50 pUH. th.a
HsWNf.. HvrsT VI A8tHF -
#Ks ba8n.sE y leo .8. I#b..
~ 4A.rfs.-ts4. 80 #Et gsr'aftsf Ai4ga g. .
O. .tsrbA - vfu of - ss~Es.9s Y bsgmsr. ~
81 .wss - ~ y .--''@ y rs5 eg,Ais.,
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FAILURE OF PAGE, BACON 4 co.
Closing Of Adams & Co., and
Wells, Fargo e. Co.
PANIC In THE EXTERIOR.
FALLING OFF IN The SHIPMENT or SPECIE. {.
The Kern River Mines
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
7 n & M A r x E T S,
&C., &C., sc.

The stesmshp Northern Light, Capt. Tinlteraosh
arrived from San Juan yesterday morning, bringing
dates from San Francisco to the Goth Of February.
This II the shortest passage made between san
Francisco and New York, the time occupied being but
one hour over twenty days.
The news was brought down the Pacific side by tire
steamer Uncle sam, which detained from the 24th
her regular day of sailing to the 2sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20
FLAMING CARDS.

DLAYfsC CARDS FARO PLAYISG CARDs-yERY
j Ola 80 cell ssasonaA vita s the varsus othsr dsAl
siis. ~ cstton ssrds Hads ~ SAN HART co
10, sse trade and club homsss At Their s9
Bsrcisy street. opposite a. Astsf uouss
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ARRIVAL or THE NORTHERN LlGh,.I.

1"HU15 VUICh FTSsdSt.
~-a~~,r-~-a~- e.sy-><~y-~-~--
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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M A. CLUNE WILL OPEN A HANDSOME AsSORT
at 30 Ca nal street. = '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

AIOURNING MILLINERY-C. I. BARTHOLOMEW
ln will open ON Thursday March - Paris mourning mil
nery comprising the extensive asort
ment ever exhibited. C. !. BARTHOLOMEW. new Mourn.
ing store 5l broadway between the ST. Nicholas and Me
Gopolitsn Hotels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

DAR1S MILLINERY MADAME AUPOIx BEGS To
inform the ladies that she will open Paris spring mil
linery Of her Importation Thursday ed instant
No. Walker street, and respectfully solicits call
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CPRiNG AND SUMNER MANriLLAs
- The suhscriber will open, on
TIIIfHsnAY MARCH %

for city retail trade his mportaons and manufactures tor
=he pres embracing large and desirable as
sortment OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

DARIS MILLINERY--NRS. CARTER BEGS RESPECT
l. fully to inform or numerous patrons and ladies visit
this city that Thursday I'D inst will be ready TO
spection splendid assortment Of Paris silk point lac
and straw millinery, and earnestly soics impartia
Omrsrson as the styles for elegance and chtapness vii
opare favorabiy with any other establishment in New
York Csrters Paris millinery and lace manu- lctory 81
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel An expert
snced wanted accustomed to broadway trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

MRS. DAVIDSON, l3l CANAL STREET, CORNER
W Lasht will open Paris spring millinery Thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

MADAME KILLER WILL OPEN HER PARIS MIL.
sl inery Thursday, March nd Mt esq Broadway
ner Of Amty street Apartments suitable for
architect, ac., to let apply as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

S,PRINC FAsHIONs-BY THE PACIFIC, A sPLEN
80 stock Of Partisan embroidered manttilas tamas
chpeas together with eudess variety Of real Gupur
sud Cbany lace mantillas and almas received an
will lie exhibited Thursday the I'D inst by w b. MAO
kENZIE, T Canal street Hdandreth Building