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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-14

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Alo. srsai variety of sssvss. tssigus< o.
burning either wood % coal
ssove rires and every othss srsieis In 10
line, made 10 orscr 81 the shorses, notice.
m 70 TITUS q. RICE
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

AnEcporR o. rxs LArr Bsx,Au,s Rvssx,,..
The wosthy editor Of the Colombian 0ensinsi
vac slwsys model Of enie.pviss ana ,odvs,,v.
ror years after Tho publication ~ skst papey ke
not only acted - the sole editor and repo,,s,.
but also worked considerably o. csse. IL s1itus
type, and performed soodly shars Of The pssss
work. u v related q him, that once hs,ine
psb'ishsd g article which Wa considered pef.
sonsl. and higAly decisive, b. . cssCaio ;nd'vid.
usl Of high eeodi0e in ~ coumuuity. The IS.
erieved pessoa vielsed ~ urfortunaie eeiolss.
armed VIII sTcoWSkta, cad fol- lelsruiael 10
give him Z sOuad thsvsdiag. Aceosding 70 he
custom Of .hs time. he We ssrsyed 10 white
kesse!msse email clothes. white si!k ssockiurs
and white vsss- NJ. Russell was q he time
ous'ly enesgsd. 9th bic coat % and sh;,e
c'eeses rolled Up. IN handliua the prUss balls for
distributing lnk-eollers we're MOI kuevo in
those dsys-anA bib assonishmens my Be- eas;Iv
imagined when he AVA veil. deesesd eentlemss
enter the once abruptly, il tcOegiee .psoiou.
and Ain . bov q him eth eoWskin.
The printer fsonted bic sosaeoniss, and ye,y
naturally made . pass q hin vi.h bic prscs
balls. which took elsee.. one on HE snowy vest
the other on bic LEFT cheek and forehead. 40.
other blow eth the covskiu--sne other ,hrus,
with the bslIs-whieh 0sved sdmieabjv ven
the purpose Of both sword and shield, IA . Iev
m'nuses the advocate Of Lynch laW, Oho, wheo
he entered the once, looked = neat Ana ,r;,rr
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

The Whigs hsvs indeed bssa ls~s lin,
Leaning wisoom. W. are lol6s however. ths
sspss issss 10 The beet o(iu'osss ssd ~ psssums
they hsvs adopted Il % their INSTRUCTION. Bul
u 10 only whom policy, NJ ~ exisssNcs % . par
y ssquires n, that they profit ty hot lessons -
They opposed the scQuisltiOa q Louisisss, bu,
IN vsio-tiey have been ios nsss Hhssn yssss
endeavorng 10 establish U. b. Bank, bus Ia
vain. Ys. they had lhs folly 10 opposs tho %.
QUESTION Of Texas, and meet the came reward
TOT their labors. They have now. however. ''ss
wire mcn" dropped THE alses Influenced in
every instance 81 the ono consideration Of )ssv
chs Yecpki They would MOI now abandon On.
nsxativD, were il not ,hss policy nquises them
to do 90. They hsve not bsen Influenced BY
any sense Of patriotism or 1Fegasd fcr the bind.
ing force Of national Obligation. No: they have
bean Influenced solely By party considerations.
We have m douot that % seos % The next
Congress shslI institute revenue iSEi6 upon the
ruins Of the present oppressive .systee, the
Whigs will sbandon their protective doctrine
20 they have done other leading
measures, until, BY como accidental blsst, they
are perchsnce, blown into power when, - in
1910. they will revive the whole Progeny. and
attempt 10 fasten II on the country.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
hon. JACOB THOMPSON.

The triumphant elec'ios Of Mr.. Thompson. !,
cause Of sincere rejoicing with oil men who
are IN favor Of holding the representatives Il the
people TO the strict service Of their COZ stuente
10 almost every county he has led the d. mo-
|cfstic ticket. he now rc,vsus {, Congtese,
eesriog with HIM the strongest possible evi.
dence from he 1asti,sents, tina, he has served
them faithfully end 10 the : satisfaction. Under
al! me circumstances. We hei this asa triumph
winch should be gratifying to 80 Of I'll p4riie-,
IN tnis and the other sssses. NJ. THoxPsoN
wss aseailed with esest vrulenee during The
campaign, but be presented the facts in lis Do
fence to the people. and they have awarded an
emphatic verdict in his favor. He had taken
n'en stsnd IN opposition to the spee1vs,ors il
Indian claims, end he received bic "a ard ia the
approving voice Of wa,chful constituency. a
Trend has related to 10 an inciden. connected
With the late elections, which displsys with
what satisfaction the true friends Of tie .poo,
Indian" viewed his course in Congress. CRrsx
WOOD LEfioxE, half breed, lately member Of
the Mississippl Senate. took an active par, IN
Mr. Thompson's behalf He is Z thoroush 90
ing wing. but 90 the day Of the election q The
polls, he mounted the stump. and called upon
his friends to stand by Mr.. .iHoxr ON, the real
friend efMe lndisn. tlHissi..ippion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

sans sseth ehsllsssd with s0,sshs. A. n.
nMhee egese more vigorously than Ss(ese. SIM,
lng n'e head directly downward sn6 IL MI,
9p wneo wemas shIsk,ng sss, "Ohi 6roeks,
cs@, sels me with yos," spsus9 Q, his hssi !.
o. ewer ~ hs'. end easlh. hin BY The wool
.nne'ng nim Up .sll standing" .0osh, Nis.
~ ~ erea Sstn "sf 20 um poor nigges's Asr."
U.oe give eno'hsr pull q the rope. bu. the I'd.
s s''r go ws'ent wsssoo much, the bct esvs wsy,
I"s uown case Sam, he bullet head taking he
tyee .Goshi 10 down sgiur" cried he he.
w''oercd Sam. gathering himself UP. II i, h,sss
s &c Lord! bat ] wee nearly dsr, seed do e.,e!"
a a"e 'ssesr wiped bic overhowing proboscis, took
San by the nape Of the neck, led him 10 The
edge o. the crowd, and giving him Kick VA IA
posserio's," ssid, "Lesve! you cussed bsboon.
you gre 20 DID Ugly I Asosd they soosld NJ Ii
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
"FREE TRADE"

What 10 "free trade!" What are We 10 On
d"rssand BY the term! A = principle Of ths
Democratic party. il implies the entire exemP.
tion Of trade from all commercial ree.nciio"s
onlySao far a. 10 required By the constitutional
necessities Of the general government. L. 9th
~ worde, that trade should be- free and unressric.
~ pller producing . euficien' quantity ctrrve.
nue. for N economical administration of the
government. duties being laid u the lowest poe
able rate TO produce the required amount. This
= "free trade Democratic .:ffee trode"-and
10 this sense the Democrats are the tree trade
party, aud 10 none other. They have revei
advocated that sort Of "free trade" which the
Whigs are 10 the habit Of a,,ribu,ing to them
* [Lynchburg Republican.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
A0x1Y A0v1aTlS1A
i. r. FORD.

EhosessTo1 Anu TvpL'sn.n
VDaMs THE ADvaarisss viii bs Issued rev.
ssssly every Saturday, q ~ 80, In advance
- svesy instance. No subscTi ption will BE- 70.
sisssd for lev period than six months.
eRs pollen per square, item lines OF less1 fos
The asst insertion, and kfty cents for each
continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofhcs--ten for State
and Ave 70. County--invarisbly In advance.
Pie CASH will be required for all Job work
when delivered this rule will be strictly oh
sssvsd.
letter. Addressed to THE oihoe on business, must
- addressed tn the Publishsr(p ost paid)or they
might n0t b. attended 70.
erThs cash Will bs sequired TOT Advertise.
ments % soon ~ published.
oSvPolitical sddrs'ses will b charged ~ i'd.
vs!tissments, for which the cash IL advance
Will b required.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
FOREIGN NE VS. by THE GREAT
WESTERN.

The steamer Great Western brings no for.
eign newe Of importance, cave eight deeline
in cotton. and corresponding rise 10 the price
Of grain and bseadslufYs. This intelligence 10 Of
great political interest. Great Britsin nov
wants our breadeiufis, and immediately prices
have gone up. Say. yc advocates Of . tariff il
Bri len manufactures were 10 demand here
wau'd not the price Of cotton 60 sp' The truth
10, they Gre in demand, but our pascally tariff
excludes them. Il forces usto pay from 30 "a
$50 per cent. to our pet manufacturers Of Mas.
sachuscits On the other northern states. The
policy Of Sir r. PEnL 10 reducing the British o.
riR upon bsesdsiuffs, il now benc6s.ing our
grain growers, whilst our own policy 10 GRINDING
The hitherto great exporting interest Of the
county TO the duet. EAississipDi1n.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
CURIOUS MANUFACTURE.

In Babbage's interesting work on Machinery
and Manufactures. We 6nd the following accoun,
vi Z singular mandatory. in which insects were
the operatives:
"a most extraordinary species OF manufac
ture, which 10 eight degree connected with
copying, has been conrived BY an officer Of
engineers, residing n Munich. Il consists Of
ace and veiIs, with open patterns in them. made
entirely By caterpillars. The following u the
mode Of proceeding ad,pted. Having made I
paste Of the leaves VI the plant. IN which the
species q pillar be emp oys ioeds be spreads
i ,hinly over stone, or other aas Substance Of
the required s.ze. He then, with Z camel hair
pencil dipped IN olive uiL draws the pattern he
wishes tue insects to leave open. The stone is
then placed in % inclined positions, aud con.
siderable numbes Of the catespillars ore plsced
q the bottom. A peculiar species 10 chosen.
which .pius strong wei; and the animals com.
mence q the bottom, eating and spinnln6 their
way Up 10 the top. carefully avoiding Every psrs
touched By the oil. but jevouring every other
ps,t Of tie paste. The extreme tghiness Of
ihese wells. combiued with some slsene b, u tru
y eurpsiaae. due Of them. msaeuring twenty
six-apd hall inches BY seventeen inches. weigh
ed ouly Isl Rrsins. degree Of lighsneee which
vill sppesr mora s.fongl1joy coa,saes With pshes
lsAyics. Oas square yard Of The subssst0e d
which these soiIs are made, weighe four grains
- 80 third, whilst % sqssss ysfd q dix gauss
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
AN UNEASY PREDiCAMENT.

AN UNEASY PkEUlCAMENT.
We were the Witnesses Of . ludicrous incident
which occurred IN this city . few days since. for
relation which We crave the indulgence Of the
gentlemen directly misunderstanding il too
good joke 10 be lost.
While sitting at our desk and laboring assidu.
ously with pen. scissors aud paste. TO mike out
IA readable paper for our pstrt 10, we were sud
denly enlightened from our proprieiy" BY the
hasty entrance Of . gentleman. e xcls,ming, "For
Gods sake, help me to see what's the matter?
I've got someN dreadful thing-scospion Or tar.
so.uIe-in the leg ofmy pantaioons! Quick
qmck--heIp me!'' ~
We instantly rose from our chair, halt.frigh.
tened ourselves. Our friend ha1 broken in 90
suddenly and unexpectedly upoAus. and vas 60
wonderfully agissted, that we knew not whether
he was indeed in his senses or not We looked
1t him'wiih sort Of suspicion mixed with dread.
and hardly knew whether 10 speak with, OF
seize and con6ne him for amadmsn. The lat.
ter we came near attempting There be stood
suvering, and pale. with one hand tightly grasp.
ed upon part ofhis pantaloons just in tho hol
low Of the knee.
"Wha,'s the matter!" At last We asked.
"rhe matser!" he exclaimed, s.oh, help me-!
I've got something here, which jus, ran up my
leg! Some internal scorpion or lizard, expect!
Oh, cant let 60; must hold Il. All, these!"
he shri, ksd,ti felt il move just then! Oh, these
pants without stsape! IN never wear another
psis open .. the bottom = lang - ] live. All!
feel il sgsin!"
.Feel what" we inquired, standing q the
came time a respectable distance iron the
gentleman; for we had just been reading our
Corpus Christi correspondents letter shout
snakes, lizards and tssaniulse, aud began 10 i'm.
sgine some deadly inseet or reptile IN The leg Of
our friend's unmeutiopables." - they are come
times called.
ii don't know what il TO-" answered the gen.
teman; "heip me 10 zee what Il 10. vac just
passing that pile Of old rubbish there. in front Of
Your Office, o. d felt il dart up my leg A. quick
% lightning, and il stopped just herr. where |
have my hsnd;' and he clenched he f.. still
more tightly. lfishsd been the neck Of IN an,
aconda We believe be would have squeezed il
to j.lly. ). -.
BIZ ,his time two or three Of the newsboy had
cone 10; the c erks and the packing boys, hear.
ing The query, stopped WORKING, and ed,t'rs and
oil hands stood around the ,u6:rer with ltoks 0t
mingled sympathy and alarn'.
sbring char, ti,x," said We, "aad Iet the
Ren,leman be seated"
sOh, I cant sn!" said The gen,Iemap; Il can's
bend my knee-if do il will bite u teaeg ne;
lno, can't eit!" ,..ss.s.s.
:.Csttainly you csa eli" said We, .'ksep yoes
ek etrsight or. snd veil Gee what Il y ysn'ss
lsA"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
DOMESTIC PIETY.

i II there be one curse moro bitter than anoth
Ter - man. il 70 10 b. the 0dspsing Of an ifseliei
| oao Aome; Of . home where tho voice Of paise
and psayer ascend not to God, and where the
Ties Of h1msn Affection areanot purified and Gle.
yaaed ~ ~ ee6aing iuhpenfe sof fafiRicus feel.
ing; Of hone U which II the cares or sorrow
Of this lils shall bring religion 10 the heart in
after days that heart cannot turn wi bout bit.
teFness Of feeling. without anguish and vexation
ofspiri'. n there Be curse 70 any country
where the truihs Of religion are know, the deep
est and bliterest curse which can be inf .cted on
il, 10 multitude Of homes like that which n
have supposed. Such homes send forth their
sons unchecked in evil thoughts, unhallowed in
their habits, and untaUght in love to God; the
name AID cross Of Jesus Christ stamped per.
haps upon their forehead. but not written in
their hearts; aud they send them forth q. prey
upoa the land, and 70 become its curse and ito
destruction. but on the other hand, there 10 !
blessing TO the religious homes which no tongue
can speak, no language can describe! The home
where in early years the heart 10 trained 70 u
love Of God, and TO take pleasure in HE worship
and service interwe1ses with the existence Of
man, holy affections which die not with the cir.
cumstances that gave them birth. which last
long. even though they may for season Be for.
gotten and neglected. and which exercises 1t
least some check upon the evil Of the human
desrt, and often, nay commonly recall it to hear
again the voice OF God, and TO turn 10 the paths
Of b, ] ness and peace. How great. how uoepssk.
able 10 the happiness Of land where homes like
shis are common.-Res. n. J. Rose.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

A Coon WlYs Bliss ruo.-Povess, the
scup'os. writing 10 . friend Of whs. some people
call the folly Of marrying without the means to
support family. expresses frankly h.s ewn fears
when he found himself 10 this very position; but,
he adds viii characteristic csndor. ITO toll ynu
the truth. however, the Jsm;ly .od the poverty
have done mora to support me. than have to
support them. They have compelled me to
make exert,ons that ! hardly thought myself
capable Of; and often, when on the eve Of dee
pairing. they have forced me, like coeAsd 10
corner, to 6ght like . hero, not for myself, but
my vile and little ones. have nov % mach
wosk 10 do AZ can execute, unless can God
some more assistance 10 the marble, aud have =
prospect Of further commseious.''
The truth ~ expressed abnve BY the gifted
sculptor 10 like siuilar ,enssk We heard made
not long since BY gentleman from Boston, who
tried mas.unony in the same way, and found
afterwards that the le+ee change in his pocke
which he had before squsndeved in "fooliah No.
sions"-young mems whims-as he called them
was enough u support . prudent wife. who, b
. we'll REQUESTED economy had proved fortune
in herself and had saved sung SON 10 none,
for her once carless husband "A wife to direc
. man towards proper ambition and TO gen
seei economy" he said. "was like timely cue
cor At sea. to save him from destruction on
perilous voyage"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
Pennsylvania AND THE TARIFF.

PENNSYLVANIA AND THE TARIFF.
A meeting. composed, j. is s.id. Of Wing
and Democrats, wss held 1t Pittsburgh Penn
eylvsnis, few days since. and some proceed
inge enacted against the reduction Of the pres
ent tariff. The wings have se;xsd hold Of thu
with great avidity, and are giving to it an i'm
portancs 10 which Il u nor entitled. To SCI
Wage opposing any alteration Of The present
tariff . not - oil surprising, and that this meet.
ing We gotten up and composed almost II not
entirely Of Wings, We have no doubt. Il was
gotten up too for the purpose Of destroying the
f's~> q shA fecent brilliant Democratic victory
IN that STATE. Hence they charged il to have
been Democratic movement. That few u
RI Democrats we're present 10 not improbable,
but that i was IN expression Of the Democratic
sentiment - too absurd 10 admit OF momens's
consideration. II the Democratic party OF
Pennsylvania be friendly TO the present tsrh,
why did Il not express iseelf 60 at the polls q
the Receut election! That surely was the mos,
appropriate mode Of making themselves known
Yet we see IN overwhelming Democratic ma.
jorisy in the S,atei But, aay the Whies, the
people were oil "ignoran" before tAs election
and knew not what they were doing such
were case, there must be mode Of ir,parling
knaw!sdge peculiar 10 Pennsylvania, that the
scales q ignorones should have fallen from The
.dear peoples" eyes in the shUrs space Of three
or four days! But the idea u ridiculous.
The truth il % We have stated 1.-THE
Pittsburgh meeting is Whig move. gotten up
under their recent overwhelming defeat, and
designed 10 conceal the real cause Of their over.
throw. Defeated II the ballot box. they have
rcsorsed TO petty meeting, giving them the eanc.
tion Of the Democratic party. But the people
know how 10 appreciate euch tricks.
lLynchburg Republican.
s~AANN~ANs
uThe leading Bri;ish journals continue 10
abuse most violently M. Polk and the admin.
istraiion. We would rather this wss the caee
than otherwise, for We regard il the hest evi.
dcnce that could be- furnished Of the wisdom
and fidelity OF The President. Whenever the
British and Wing press cease ,olwar against the
the administrator and the Democratic party,
We shall begin 70 distruss them ou'sslves.-lo.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

well, 10, me give n me movs hard sqsrs.;
I'll csvsh u 10 dsslh," end No, end again 10 pus
.hs force Of On iroa vIos upon the thing. 1fis
he'd he'd ssy ITO By THE time. the lsst effort
must hsvs killed. Il. He then cau,iossiy seated
h'mself holding out bio ls0 % s,,f end straight
~ poker. a sharp knife Was procured; the
Panss we're Gu, open carefully, msking hole
large enough 10 admit hand, the gentleman
pss on ,h'ct glove end slowly inserted HE
hsod. but 10 discovered nothing We we're oil
looking on 10 almoss bsesthless silence 10 see
the monslFous thing-wha'sves il might be;
each ready 10 sesmpsr out Of hsrm's way should
Il DO alive; when suddenly tho gentlcmss be
came, II possible, more sgiated thse ever. aBy
heaveus!" he 'exclsimed, sssi's inside my drawers.
lie alive tool issi III Quickl--gve me the
knife sUain!" Another ipc,sion was made. In
ven! Tho eensleman's gIoted hand once more,
and e! ou' csme-his v0s's seeking!
How the stocking ever got there Ne ere ~.
able 'osay: bot there il celisinly was; spd such
. laugh % followed, Ne haven't hoard fos many
. day. Our friend. ve know hes told The jpke
himself, and must pardon u FOR doing 20 -
Though THE 10 oil about siocking. ne sssufe
Dur readers il 10 no "yarn"-N. o. Piesyuns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
WARRINGTON HALL.
mAnKlT STREET, srrunrvvlLLr, OH,

MARKET STREET, sTEUBENVtLLE, OHIO,
JOHN IR ONS, Proprietor.
Mis- establishment has been insen hy The un~
i dersened. WHO respectfully hcgs leave To-
inlorfn his friends aud the public generally ih,l 10
has been reftlei aud furnished IN y Style moi SIR.
passed 10y any house ia s place. and al lcnsi ,qua
10 opy ~ The Wfst
Washington Hall IA locaicd in Inc business pau
Of The town. on Market Street. nearly Opposite The
Coun House md public huildmeS. AID within
few steps Of ihe Marker. The situation is The nrej
elevated Of any rntlc house IN hp CIV cDmmis q.
ding view Of lie River for several uiles abuy q
and below.
An OMNIBUS and Servants will NJ Ill hmt<
he IN cudln's - 10 convey passengers and their bog
goge 10 aud from The Steamboat landings
Every accomm odaiiou which The puhlir have q
right - expec may now be had al The lIall on
terms reasonable ~ offered by any ulher ppod
house IN Sleubeuvil'o. As The proprietor will spare
no paus or expense Ia render genersl satisfaction
his, with his long experience IN the business, will
make II The inieres, Of lhOso y be- rome his ooy
10 gire him q oaH' JNO IRONS
dee tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
JOHN X BOTsRORD,

NO 20, WATER ST. WHEELING.
LAS Just received from the East a very
u u large snI general ss>orimeni OF L. auoRs,
SsoARs, TOBACCO, GRocERIEs, &C, among which
are
half pipes seigDetl s. Dupeey's 4Ih proof
Brandy;
or cask old Hennessey do;
half pipe Holland Gin, favoriie brand;
! or cask Port Wine, superior quality;
l ar do Madeira do, do do;
8 COZ MuScat Wines;
do Clsret do first quality;
DO Cherry CognaC, superior quality;
do Lemon Syrup;
do West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regatta SegarS;
1000 Imperial Cszadorcs do;
$4,000 Principe do, LIST, ID sBd 81 qualities;
A large quanuty Of half Spanish and Com,
mon do;
20 gross Goish's Matches;
TOBACCO. a large and general assortment
Oi the most iayofiis brands;
Mrs Millef'S fine cot Tobacco;
SOAP: Every description and quality. manu-.
faclured ny + Hyde & Sous, Baltimore
20 drums FigS;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Togeihef with general assortment Of Gro.
ceries all OF The very best qualuy, which vii
be sold as low as they can be had west Of in,
mountains. feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
INTENTIONAL GREAT EXCITEMENT
A. HEY MANS
- u E,
NO. l63 MAIN STREET.

WEST s,pr. CORNER MArKrr AIRY
HuE has AID !. tee.,yin, so lars. !, ou,n,;,, -
Dry G,..js ,ba, h, has ma, room T., Nor,
Them ovov Tb,ee room. mr., already G,li and .,
place ,o on, the balance; Won Will he reGue So,
Ina, NV s,,,k mus, h. yerv e,,,a.ixe aud co,,.,s
in mar, n. l.il.ws.
CLOTHS pciccs French. ENGLISH. B,Iyu,
and w,., of E,,i,,J Wi ID, .J cloihs a,,,n.
,b,cb : 80, ,nol;,, az -, ,,,,,o,s 80. e., ,',
dollar ncS ,,i VIZ e,cellcn, on,r;,,. ~ NJ
Dr,5 bo,L Tor /o,y d,Jlars /, an, ,,,,e,,, nod ,,
cloth. =, he sam. r,,c ac,.opI;u, \, o,,I;,v
CASSIAiERI.S-I,, opJ s,,e,,hd .ss,,,u.,
81 plain black. French and English Ca..,mc,..
Ais, larce ass..r,mep, Of barred md ARMED of VA
th,us aud hc.uutnl patterns FIN. black WOO
dyed CASHMERE Snr one dollar per yard
SATTINErTS-One hundred peices of plain
fs d. diamond aud fancy Sauneiis OF al color. and
aniicrns which will be sold cheaper Than was eve,
offered "a this marker cav lr.n IL cents UNIV arJ.
a lso n large qnaliiy OF striped. barred aud plain
keninckv Jeaus at aini,s' any price.
VESrINGS-A large and Leauiiful assortment
Of Fancy vesi:nas of qualities md styles such ms
hns never be eu offered IN tins city before ,hct f,r
chea pn, s.or quality.
Th,r,y thousand ua,ds Calico The finest anil bcs
Very good styles nmd patterns al fast toIors f.. &
Gents per yd The finest and richest patterns ,he,
has ever been offered M tie West Tor 1871 cents per
yard
DOAifSTICS-A very lnrge quantity NJ Brown
and Beached NIusl,ns. Brown Muslin l yard aud
inches WIDE Ios 81 cent- per yd Also bes, quail.
" al Bed Ticking A wide ior 1914 cents per vi
FLANNELS a. LINSEYS nj lower prices ihnn
we have ever sold them. Of all co'ofs and styles
barred aud s'riped; ais, large auantiiv OF cherk
of all Descriptions and qua ircs.
IRISH LINENS. the finest and best ai the lsw
est prices
FOR LADIES' DRESSES 4 large and
splendid assortment al French nnd allan Goods;
CAsuMtRRs al al leasi an hundred lit rent M etus
25 per cent che per than can he found el.cw here
~ This city. excellent quality and fine patterns Tor
81 cts per y,l; spIcndd aricc OF shaded Cashmere