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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-18
Office S, & 9, Railroad Company,

UIONVILLE,,, MARCH 26, 1855
NTEssRS. MONTGOMERY & sHIVERS have
vi made arrangements with the Spartanburg
ard Union Railroad Company to transport freight
between Columbia S. G, and Sheton's, the
present terminus Of the Spartanburg and Union
Railroad Their charges will be one dollar per
hundred pounds would recommend them as
safe and reliable carriers.
Freights can be consigned to them at the de-
pots in Columbia and at Shelton's, S. i .. L. K.
THOS. B. JETER
April IS. Is. President S. & T. z. r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-18

That musky summer noon,
As the zephyFs sang their Angelas
Mid the dimpled cheeks of june
as the sunlight drifted DER thy brow,
It's golden wave of grace,
Bright blending with the miracles
0fthat angelic face.
Adorably Madonna-ike
By this communion rail,
Thy raptured face, though rich with youth,
Was splrit-ike and pale.
And, oh, those luminous blue eyes,
Those Meccas of despair,
They-they were glorious Eden-isles
Lost in a lake Of prayer.
Saint Leonie, saw thee fit
Gazelle-Eke, to the street,
And pure, melodious angels led
Thy dainty tinkling feet;
Ny rebel thoughts were petre[wipged
= Attendant upon thee,
Chasing thy loved and lissom shape,
= As Arabs Of the sea.
Long did love thee, belle, Creole,
As Gebirs lore the sun,
Andin the temple of my soul,
Thou was the Eidolon.
Long did love thee, belle Creole,
Where Corsair billows rise,
And where the silver planets soar
In unfamiliar skies.
Dark Corcovado, d / not,
With heart and mind afame,
Carve onthy broad, monarchal brow;
Her wildly Horshipped name
Watching the homeward ships scud by
Z Before the nimble breeze,
Till memory With them swept away
Beyond the tropic seas? -..
=Years-years had died, and once again
saw the spires of home,
And armed will an undying hope
I stood beneath this domei
But not within the pillsred aisle
Nor by the sacred sign,
Gould my beWi!dered eyes behold
The lovefness Of thine. .
The sad November days had come,
d And eagerly fed, -.
To find thee where the maidens deck
The kingdoms of the dead.*
Tfound thee-yeS, I found thee, love-
Beneath the willow tree,
, With marble cross and immertelle,
And one word-Leenie. >
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-18
EidOlGn.
BY JAMES r. RANBALL.

All, sweet,eyed Christ! thine image smiles
In its Cathedral cell,
Shrined in the Heaven. enamored arms
Of her who never fell;
And if my phantom eyes implore
~ 4 mere beniguant dream,
lis nepenthe would crave
For memorial dream.
Dear Leonie, here didst thou kneel,
That musky summer noon,
As the zephyrs sang their Angelas
Mid the dimpled cheeks of june
as the sunlight drifted DER thy brow,
Its golden wave of grace,
Bright blending with the miracles
0fthat angelic face.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-18

TTERY variety Of seasonable and most fash
T. ionable Cloths and Silk Cloaks and hantit"
las constantly on hand J. r. READ i CO.
Jan q Il 269 Bins-st., Charleston, S. e.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26


HrscAffSIhe Traazivania Dict has been
prorogu@ md deputies II iHmoned 10 appear at the
Diet Of Pssth. The question Of Union between
Transyivania and Hungary was left open.
Cape Of Good Hope mails to the 18th 81 Deem
Der had been received. The War between Or
gauge free State men and Basutens continued in a
desultory manner
The British mail steamer. Lane was lost near
Cape Reef.
LoSDoS.-The money market funds were dull
but consuls pretty steady.
GREAT BRIrA1S.-Mr. D'Israeii. leader Of the
Opposition in the House Of Commons, issued the
customary notice to his party requesting their at
tention in the House on February 9th.
A number of Fenians. armed with revolvers and
other weapons landed at Sligo On the 10th, inst.
and were Immediately arrested. Great alarnfp pre-
vailed nj Sligo The police at Dublin, on same
day, seized large quantity of powder and per-
cussion caps, and arrested the persons connected
with their manufacture.
Ereeman's Journal says Stephens is still believed
to be in Ireland.
prince. at her residence near London
| Satterthwaite's Circular of the 10th inst, says
the advance in the Bank rate of discount to per
cent, caused some depression in American seeuri-
ties, which was somewhat increased by the ex-
tracrdinary article in the Tiimcs ON American
credit. but the effect was momentary. and to-day
the quotations have improved.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Franklin Female Institute.

rf,HE SPRING TERN Of this we'll; known
l Institation will commence on Monday the ssth
iest under the superintendAnce Of A. n. Gun
bingham. d. D.. assisted By Miss Martha ]. Clou.-
ton. IN the Literary Depzrtment. ard Miss sarah
Jonr<, Teacher Of Music. s0ther ccsnpesent anc
,sn@;s~ of he school nay rsrufze- Prom the
lonx experiences ard veil cstxbiished characteI %
IL Tssehsn. Il i cenfdentiy believed that thls
1nstisuticn oGsre facilities sr Z thcronxn a4o
isnd. board can Be had N the. VT Familie. on
rsassashie terms. The rsfss 81 Tuition ps5 sss-
sian Of Five Monthx. range fr9pl ~ g - 40
4io. Tfsnch SIS; Drawing SIS; Printing On on
eolcr -. ssnN
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Pro,, tho Journal of commerce.l

From the Journal Of Commerce.
The market opened without any spirit. and
there was a prevalent disposition among specnla-
tors and outside holders to effect sales even nt
reduction in price. In this way a few standard
eot;ons were sold at decline of two or three cents
from previous quotations. Some OF the leading
jobbers, having an eye probably TO future pur-
chases, were not unwilling to aid the downward
movement and they turned out few bales ut low
prices to accelerate the decline Someholder who
had bought on speculation, and n few regular
dealers. whose credits were coming to point,
were also induced to sell, and For 8 day or two
prices ware quite unsettled. II was found, how
ever that thess conoessiops after they reached a
certain point, Grew cut as nanny buyers as sellers.
and there has been recovery OF courage. and q
partial recovery in rates, so that we notice much
moro stasdinass towards the close of the week.
The higher quotations arc still nominal. and goods
could only be crowded at decline.
Aud of foreign goods aaA
The importations in the various productions
since the first Of the month have been large. The
market j. not yet fairly opened: and prices are I'M
settled. Thera has been n moderate demand for
fine cloths and cassimeres and also for particular
descriptions of linen goods Silks lawns and dress
fabrics generally. are In limited request Prints
and hleached cottons move slowly.
Dry goods entered for consumption at this port
for the week ending Jan. IS:
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70 the Menscry ef Mrs. Caroline Eiiz"
Baldwin.

.coNNrNIc1TED.l Fst eEtfE
Ir Il Sue 10 the memory Of the sain ted dead. NO
less than % 5ns ~ ,bsir last earthly with
the attending circumstances, should be made and
preserved. They serve. as acon-lights TO the
wayward traveller On tne stormy ana uncertain an:
h.,-.,, sf reoose and safety.
The subject Of this hries and imperfect notice,
Asr, ~. roilNE ELfzA BALDWIN, wife Of the ID -
s.nasi 10 Bsiavin. hreathed her last at the hey.
dence of her husband. ~ this county, on y ID
night the leth inst, a. nsna o'clock. shei ,""'
all should die. Of delicate ana ira,l physical or
~anigation for years she the child Of suffering
md afiiction. With nervous develops ent SIN,
sularly alive 10 the impress of morbid agents
neuraiEia-toTturins ne1 a S never fail
attacks For whatever Of weakness or seeming
sSaiscrction she may have exhibited in her mo-
rlenss Of excrnessting pain and suffering, the
most ample justification and apology win be found
In that universal law % our nature which reeoiis
from danger and seeks relief from bodily suffer
ing Her last attack. though rioieat aad severe
anti late IN fe evening II the 10th day FRIDAY, }
When the deep and hurried convulsiye heavinss
&c the chest the sinking, trenul0us pulse, and
| summons had been issRed-thai the silver cord
was being sevcred--that the frail, earthly sasket
should surrender the precious and Immortal jewel.
Of WHICH for th'rty-six years 1t had been the re-
When advised by her devoted husband. chose
nnceasinF and sleepless vigilance was cqnailsd
1 n.
| seemed 10th 20 believe h-summoned her physi-
! clan 10 the bedside Doctor, am sinking?" Il
| fear you are. madam: be not alarmed, though
you arc not afraid 70 diel are your" She an
i sserea No In a few minutes Afterwards she
\ nssxcd she physician. w IN soen Be Ia Heaven
bcinr answered nfsrsaatively. scene then follows
that beggsrs VII description. Her children, SIX IN
/ humber, With her venerable father Charles W.
Mssfspan, ESQ, her sisters aud ctherrelafions and
frisels sronpcd around Der dying couch. to catch
The las saeents irvm lRs ngesenty a. Be nesled u
death. Altar admQsifhing and counseliEg hsl
children IA be sooa saa obedient ehildreI, ans
siyips assnragce a. bar readipess and WILLINGNESS
70 dis. 10 each and all Of ths SURROUNDING erous
| Of sympathiring friends she extended her trena
bling band. and gave the iAst farewell salptatioa
| In q few inoments afterwards With features tran
| auil aud composed and With n conns cnonee radi
ant with the hope u . hliss7nl isnmarfaiity. 81
resigned Der spirit into the hands Of God wh'
/ gave II. h. ~
The remains. ON Sunday morning. were remove.
10 the residences At her father. and sfler dsepl
IMPRESSIVE funeral discourse, BY the Rev. p'
Meferrin. 20 n iafEe audience 81 sympnfhis;n
friends and weeping relatives. they wcrs consixne
/ 70 The famils burying-rround. II. IS. u.
Nhstes Greek, Jan. - i2l
=
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

WE have another disturbances to recoft;
In that notable part Of our city known as
smoky Row: Some five or six sol iers be-
longing 70 the Sixteenth Regulars, were
found last night disturbing the peace by a
frequent discharge Of firearms. Policeman
Kinny, summonsing couple OF friends 10
his aid, undertook to quie ihe aistureance.
resulted in fight. in which several shots
were exchanged, one Of the policeman's
friends, Mr.. Crostwaith, receiving wound
in the arm, and the other, Mr., Jessy Perry,
receiving several blows upon his head. The
extent Of the injury to the soldiers IS not
positively known, but it is believed that
one or two of them we're wounded. DIS
turbances on the part of the regulars
have become so frequent as to render il nee
essary, in our Judgment, for the city author-
tiles to invite the special attention of the
Commandment of the Post to the subject.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
R.mnrking upon the Cincinnati Markets, the

Remaining upon the Cincinnati Markets, the
Gasette of the ed says:
There has been no marked Improvement in
commercial matters although little healthier
tone seems to pera ade branches Of the trade.
There continues 10 be good demand for the
higher grades of four, and the remark will also
apuiy 10 superfine. Some COMPLAINT i made that
four made from new wheat becomes SOUR. even in
the winter weather, and grave anRrehensions are
entertained that whom warm weather approaches
none made from new wheat vii keep sweet. This
will account IN some measure for the advance in
tho price of old wheat, while the inferior grades
of new are neglected. The receipts Of corn arc
much lighter, while the shipments are heavy, and
priees are frmer Oats are in good request at full
prices. Rye has improved in demand and price.
barley is still dull and neglected. Cotton has de-
cliusd 10 4el<c for middling. but holders are frm
a. this rate Cornwall 4 Ieraga report the New
York market as follows: - -
We have TO report for the week firm and ac-
tive market with improved prices. The wonder
full faith of holders and operators 10 cotton re-
ouires only the smallest encouragement to cause
an advance in price. while no amount of discour-
agcmsut hns the effect to more than temporarily
deprcss the market. The receipts continue full
the stock is large, tho spinning demand light
The gold market Is unsettled and lower. but on
the faith and hope Of more favorable adyices by
nert Liverpool steemer. our market has advanced
f;Ily 81 per pound with heavy sales for the weck
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

A Good More.--At the last meeting of the
Board of Aldermen, President Cheatham
offered resolution, which was adopted, au-
thorizing the appointment Of committee to
investigate the character Of certain places
of amusement which have a reputation not
like that of c.esar's wife, We trust the OBJ
lect Of the resolution will be carried out to
the fullest extent sHti
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
DEPARTURE,


Palssfir, Louisville
Gca. huntsville.
The Roles,ins bad good passenger and freight
list
The bully Tyrone Is advertised in this mornings
issue 10 leave for Cairo this evening at oclock.
The Harmon Bros. have espesia, charge of this
fne steamer and our word for It. they viii treat
all like whiteheads II they choose to go aboard.
The old veteran, Wash. Weaver. Is at the desk,
and viii take pleasure in entering your name or
or signing bills Of lsdin&
We clip the following river ITEM IRON the
Louisville CevSer Of yesterday;
The river was slowly rising last evening. with
fun eight feet water in the canal In the evening.
by the mark. During the previous twenty four
hours il had bcen about stationary. The weasher
hss been lowering for forty eight hours, with
almost continual rain yesterday. the rain 1T tint
very heavy II was q cold rsln, but not Geld
enough for snow. the weather being above tAc
frce1ine point.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Sudden Deafh.--Mr. A. Pentecost, Cum
berland River Pilot, and son of our old
friend j. G. Pentecost was apparently IN
good health yesterday morning about II
O'clock. While sitting by the stove in the
Livery Stable Of Jonas Kleiser, fell from
the chair; and, apon examination, was found
TO be dead
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
Cincinnati Market

~ -
ctxcIssAU Jim, 25.-FLouR-Steady. at full
rates
wHEAr-Dull; $500 for No. old red. .
CoRS--Ffrmer and prices higher: shelied adj
vanced to 55c, and ear to IS. h0f
OATs-Quiet at 33sSic for No. j.
z RYR-Duli at 75c for MOL.
HoGs-Duli at sii. 25al1.55, closing dull at for
mer rates for good heavy averages. Receipts,
3. bead, t - -
PRoyisIoss.=Mess pork dull at 2s1za2s. Green
meats steady, and in fair demand at 9a9H for
shoulders, i2IIal25z for sides. and l6al61 for
hams. Bulk meats are In fair demand at l2s12,4
for shoulders HALF for ribbed sides. and 16a171
for clear sides. There is good demand for clear
bacon sides at at 1711. but there are none on the
market. We quote sugar cured hams at 2ia25.
LAgp-In demand at III for prime city; ekegs
sold at g.
GaocERIEs-Unohsnged and quiet
Corrox-Duli and prices lower. closing ut iic for
middling. a
wHIsKY-Steady at 3 for free.
Gold 1897. t.3f1ft
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Observation-Disclosures is made TO the adj
~ersisement Of the Tennessee and Cumber-
land Oil and Mining Company in this days
paper. We understand that this Company
is doing large business in leasing oil lands
in this State. &t III
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

The specuiations and calculations respecting re-
ceipts and prices are interesting, and by no means
discouraging to holders of Cotton. We make the
following extracts: sa.s.tt
We have one or two facts upon which TO found
calculations. One Is the general barrenness OF
proved capacity of the people, almost everywhere.
10 consume textile fabrics. . : In relation
10 the probabilities of demand, and the consum-
ing power Of the world, there Is nothing TO cause
apprehension; almost everything on that side Of
the queston affords good ground Tor hopeininess-
stocks Of goods are comparatively light. The en-,
Nv corlresponJins increase Of the supply or by
contracting its boundary by high prices.
Unfortunately the ideas Of sudden peace and the
large quantity of Cotton said to be in the SOUTH
orn States obtained unwonted notoriety last year.
and curtailed the planting in countries IN wnicn
the growth had been stimulated during the war.
snf n out
said to be full onc.third less than last year. In
the East Indies the Bombay p Gsins sas a rst
only ceased sending Us any. but has taken large
proportion of the Bengal crop. The only known
place of increase Of growth 7 Brazi fro,I Mnen
c1ftss OF last year.
GRocERIEs.-Thc market on yesterday was
rather quiet, with no heavy transactions to note.
Stocks on the market fully equal to the demand.
FLoUR-The demand continues good with liber-
al sales, eonfped chiefly to the best grades-com-
mon on lower grades being somewhat neglected.
We quote suporiins ut Ss.25a9.00; Family, 950a
ll.OO; Extra.or fancy brands, Il, 5oala.l2r5o.
CosFEE.-The market continues to be quite
active, with liberal transactions. We quote com
mon 20 fair, 3Oa3lc; fair TO good 3las1 70; prime
to choice. S2lllas311c.
SuGAR.-The demand has been little more
antive, with heavy sales at 16al7c for Cuba
I7alslzc for Porto Rico; 19a20c for Demarara
Standard Hard. 2lt.a22t5c; Coffee A. 2la2l1ze
B. 2alza2lc /: yellow. l7aies.
CASDLEs-Sales in this line have been quite
light to-day. with, limited transactions to the
local trade. at q for Il and Is OF; Star ga
&c for full weights.
TALLow-i7tzaise,
NAILs.-The market continues steady, with
light sales at-s1S for iOd, 25c added for each
smaller size.
LIoUoKs-The market romans steady. with fair
sales. We quote Common Whisky. $2.Soa2-5O ;
Robertson County. $2.15as.5o: Bourbon. ss.ooa
400.
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T. o @ Al N f w :

FIizsT PAGE--A Northern Leticr-wriier's
views OF the Status of Southern Society-The
Friends Of Freedrnen-Thc Brownlow Fac
tion--Addre.s Of the Spiritualists TO the
WorId-The Radicals in Congress--Auda-
cions Robbery, DC, &c.
FOURTH PAcE.-Rebel Ingenuity at john
sons Island Specimen Of the Sensational
Stories Of Harper's notwithstanding
MisceiIaney, &c
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

ATTENTION is directed to the advertise
ment Of w. T. Berry e Co.of valuable law
and other books. f -
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

At a regular meeting of the Common
Council held las, night a message was re-
ociyed from Mayor Brown, notifying the
Council Of steps taken by the people of the
Ninth Ward, 10 secure their Incorporation,
also OF the resignation % DIR: j.. y. Lindsey
as n ,aember OF the Board Of Education,
Other papcrs accompanying the Mayors
message were received and took the usual
course.
The members FROM the Ninth Ward,
Messrs. Adam Harsh and Malon Jones APP
pesred and were invited to take their seats,
which they did with cordial greeting from
- President Cotton.
The Alderman's bill providing for Police
force in the Ninth Ward passed three read
ings. :.
Reports heretofore published Of commit
tees and offices were received.
IN CONVENTION.
The Board OF Aidermeu and the Council
met In convention 10 elect policemen for the
Ninth Ward. Before proceeding, however,
81 was proposed TO ill the vacancy in the
BOARD OF Education, oocasioned by. the rcsig-
nation OF Dr. Lindsey. Mr.. Joseph l..
Weakley was elected.
DEPUTY MARSHAL.
Messrs. VIM. Maskie, w. Cover, W. IA.
Ar,hrose Thos. Hudson and John Norfoid
,rere nominated. On the first and second
ballots there was no election. Mr. w. II.
Ambrose reeaived twelve votes on the third
ballot and was elected.
THIRD LIEUTENANT NIGHT POLICE
For shls Office, Messrs. w II. Haslam, w
NJ. Mallory, VIVA. Gowes, - Bold, anc
Wash. Cooper were nominated. MT lfaslan
was elected on second ballot 7
r. a.. t.-kt D,.ffna ..t.a,s.s
n sr,,u lie Ninth Ward, are James Long
John Sneider, Charles Thomas John Cav
sn5er w. NJ. Mallory and 5. PettyJ
The several elected Policemen then cam
f,rurard and took the oath of Office
(. The Convention then ad journce and tn
Council proceeded 70 business.
r There wereAfwo or three petitions askin
- the privilege 20 build frame houses, whicl
The bin 10 elsei Cay weigher was take
i'm and passed on lis SECOND and third read
ingS.
The bill TO compel Hackmen and ell oths
licensed yehielss % be nunbered coBsfict
nuslv. passed ON Us last reading
The bonds Of several officers were recsiEc
and ordered TO be filed.
A resolution 20 inquire into the eharaei'
a certain houses of entertainment In IN
CAV. was passed, and Messrs. Lellyette III
lev and Yarbrough were appointed to inve
tieate said places Of amusement
A bin authorizing the Mayor TO employ
Secretary was passed on its third and Ia
AbilI prohibiting the storage Of Petrolsa
In large quantities in any store without Y
permission Of the Mayor and the fire oo'
,nisiee. WAS passed on its second reading 81
was referred 20 the Fire Committee.
A. ~. ..,,r..i :. h;ll 40 mt the Wof
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

toffEk. SUGAR. TRAs. ese.--ws desire ezRe-
~ elaily 70 gall affection % oar stock 81 co4s<.
tsEn5, ffask Alse, White Fish. Picked Hsrrins-
et-lm- RoBl EHEs ! 90.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

HlGH prices, we believe, is the order Of
the day in every town and city of the South.
The Memphis Argus says: Everybody, now
adsys, complains Of everybody else's extor-
ton. The travelling community complain
of the hotels; the resident population CON-
plain of both hotels and boarding houses
the hotel-keepers, boarding house-keepers,
and the heads of families, generally, COM
plain Of the property holders, the mar
ket farmers, the dairymen, and, in fact,
Of everybody else from whom they purchase
their supplies. To listen to these com
plants, one would be bound to conclude,
that s.the whole world, in these parts had
resolved itself into Unircrsal Mutual Err
tortioa Society. 80 80. Z
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RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland Is still rising. There Is SIX
teen or seventeen feet on the shoals.
n ARRIVALS.
None.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

The Pioneer Express has our thanks for
late Southern papers.
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deci2-n.

f.oSE JACK lil A large lot Of This SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosrgR BReyRRRs.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

A yrSK LOT Of PURE SPICES, suited for Chris
mas times. feT sele at IS
~ FesrEE BRorHKRs.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS o'BRYAN's
SCHOOL. on NORTH VINE STREET. WILL
SIVtsIt jan6-lm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

PLAIs and Decorative Wall Papers al
jan26-2w w. FREEMAN a Co.'S
No. 2s Public Square, Cor. Deaderick ST.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

cAlL al Bensons Musie Store 81 Union street. II
rou want cheap Album. Writing Desk. Port
Folio. or anything in the shape Of Christmas
,,ssent. a We are selling at cost TO close out.
dee 2s--dtf.