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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

GREAr MASUTAcTuRiSo EsTABLIsnwESr-Ther is now
in full operation at ST. Petersburgh perhaps the most extra.
ordinary as well as gigantic manufacturing establishment
which can be found in the history of the world, sncion,
or modern. Mosss. Eastwiok and Harrison, the famous
locomotive engine and boiler makers Of Philadelphia, ha ".
ing succeeded In obtaining the great contracts for the con-
siruction OF the locomotive requirements for tho system Of
railroads about to be carried out In Russia, have located
themselves thete-built q mandatory Of immense extent,
Ia which $500 men arc constantly employed. and In tho
conducting Of which there are some curious features. To
keepgoodo order among such a ngrogauon-oxcccdi ling the
population Of q good sized town, aud consisting Of English,
American, Scotch, Irish, German, and Russi1n-a com.
psny Of soldiers is kept on duty at the works, and a perfect
police force, whose duties are confined TO the establishment.
Refractory men Of every nation arc discharged for inegu.
lr oosduot, excepting Russians. and these are, for all
The slight Offences, Immediately tied up 90 the tranRles,
soundly logged, and sent again TO their work. LII but. jus.
tee TO Mossfs. Eastwick and Harrison 10 say that they have
strongly ppealed against this treatment. but without effect.
The plan Of paying this enormous multitude Is ingenious;
on boing engaged. the mans name is. we believe, not even
asked, but ho is presented with a medal, numbered; In the
playhouse arc $500 wooden boxes, and. on presenting
himself on Saturday night for his pay, tho clerk hands him
hs money. takes his medal ss q receipt, which Is dropped
In the Dor Of is number, and gives him smother medal as
9 pledge Of engagement for tho following week.
Mining Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

g The Enquirer, referring TO the large expectation Of
Indian corn, asks. I" was tina, vast staple of our country ev.
er exported in any quantity until the opening Of the Bn-
fish ports to its consumption" No nor were those ports
ever opened until the potato rOt. in Ireland compelled the
British Ministry to procure from some quarter cheap food
to prevent the starvation Of the Irish paupers. The failure
Of the potato crop, indeed, and not a conversion to the prin.
ciples Of free trade, was the svowed pretext Of the British
Ministry for the repeal Of the corn laws-and, but Tor thai
failure last year, and again this, the expectation OF that staple
would have been very uncomfortable, in despite Of the OPEN
ing Of the British ports. This fact is shown by the strong
aversion Of the Irish people to bread made Of corn meal
an aversion so strong tha, most Of them cannot be Undue
ed 10 partake of it until long continued hunger leaves them
no choice between Indian corn and death.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

Tue Polk WoRM.-A cotton worm, of most formidable
appearance. was into our office some DAYS ago. on
the stalk which it was destroying. II was found in a field
IN this immediate vicinity, where, we arc informed, there
are "a lew more Of the same sort left" II measures full
i've inches has about the diameter Of a mans thumb, and
weighs an ounce and a quarter. IL is furnished with four
pairs Of large feet. and one pair quite small; has several horns
ON II. head and a great msny prckles on its body, the CO.
lor OF which 70 green. The lad who brought it 10 us, say.
II cuts up a boil Of cotton as quick as a cat could a SPUR.
rel. We have named tin honor OF the present adminisra-
ton, and the curious may see 1t in our office.
MOnfgomsTV JsurnaL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

" IL our friends Of the Standard suppose that ice are
sin favor OF whistlinR Mr.. Clay down the wind" they ore
mistaken. Shouldhe be tho candidate OF tho Wing party
Tor the Presidency in ls4s. no one will more realously
support him than we shall. And if we have any doub, Of
the e~xpedieney OF his nomination again for that high Office.
that douethas reference to his own tranquility rather than
to the influence IL may exert upon the result OF the cleo
ton. We have expressed the opinion that Mr.. Clay will
not permit his name to be used again as q candidate: and
we sui mink that he will not. But, while we arc not
quite prepared to pledge ourselves to vote "for his executor
unless, indeed, that executor should be such q man as
John J. Crtendea, or some other distinguished whis-
We shall 60 1t with 4 rush for 'Hary of the West"
should he sgain enter for the plate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

~ The Standard misunderstaDds our reason for deeli-
ming to join in the grand melee in which thit paper. the
Enquirer and the Times are 50 briskly engaged. Neither
"the insignifcance Of the individual involved" nor 1.-The
pitfulness Of the crime charged" induces We TO prefer the
position Of a spectator to that Of a combarant. When a
friend has Frustrated his antagonists, it would bo unseemly
to strike at them, however feeble our blows, in that posi-
ton, even though they may still cut and thrust OF him
with their broken and pOintess weapons. Mr.. Clay's vim
dicauon is perfectly triumphant. Why should zoe essay 10
add q perfnme 10 the yinlet7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

METHOD IN MADNESS.-A man named z. Roster,
was arrested in New York a few days ago, charged with
stealing a large number OF watches. His council set up the
plea oiinsanity. On an examination OF his premises il was
discovered that three cushioned arm chairs had been made
so as to hide stolen property. Three old French law books
were also found lied round with 4 string. disappeared that
a hole had been neatly made in Ihs inside OF these, by cut
ting the leaves, and in these cavities were found the stolen
jewelry. TINS looks like methodical madness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
HRtSTIr

The Hidden Powcr.-Every penon IL conscious
that he possoses something Of . subtle and extr.ordipar nntu,,
wnlenh has an inportan, influence upoa his physical con iiuon. his
afens.h. And eeosnl hsshh. Modern seenti6e Investigation ha,
pro'se .ns hsessn power to BE- the agent called osivanisn: and
aeeQssnt eiseoveues have shown a ia BE- no l<n important AID
n ~ e"evAuon OF disease. Is dsncienf action IN onou the rol,
sanseo mAay ~rtous and snibh eonpainta- Thee are general.
y : NE nervous eharae,sr. OF those sppsrtainins 70 a d,anxemen,
u inc nervous system hts therefore, especially for thu. eau Of
disease that Chnssies calvanie Rings and Msrpstic Ptud ND
adapted The great simplicity Of this invention commend. Ito The
susnuon OF the Invalid, tosether with The psneet couveni-nes and
ring and huid In their practices.
nrher particulars zee advertisement In srosh>r mari of th.
pspsr. kspianatory pamphlets may BE- had miiA By application to
NE Agents. Tor this city, Messs. DUvAL 4 PURCELL. pursists
W. eR
w sands SarsaParilla.-A modern medical
writer, IN speaking OF scronaa, Tumor and Cancer. ..y,-sB,
earrm In administering remedies 10 reduce the dis~.e q do !,
reduce ne psuent-nis ~ Important 10 sustain the se.r,.I ,,,,,,,n
asto light the local compliant" In Sands sar-aparina Ar, COM.
onsdtn means % eneeuns the double purpose required. Itbr.er.
and invisorates The sufferer and neutrilres the virus In nj. blood
nmuiuneousy' For every btow Il ianiets upon the di.-a- A !.
suh = drop OF restorative balm into the ensebied 0nm, n i.,h,.
union 'pfopernes ~hiehhas In q great measure contrib tied 10 place
IL 4 The head Of all aauseptc preparation.
~ rrepsred and sold, wholesale and retail, and for crpotauon
oy h.b.k SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, Granite BuiIdipss
NO "a broadway. corner OF Chambers street, New Yorh. ,oId also
BY DUAL 4 PURCELL, Agents, Main urret, Richmond. ys -
fnee' VI per bottle or sI bottles for 5 dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

rrhe New Orleans Piesyune announces the death. at
Baton Rouge. in August last. Of Madame Msjoeehi. wife
OF M. Mejoechi, both Of whom were witnesses in the ia
mous trial Of Queen Caroline of England. about twenty
ycars since. NJ. Msjoeehi had been attached to the Queens
~noushold. while in Italy. and became famous for replying.
almost uniformly, "aoa mi rseords." to all the searching
questions addressed to him. lie could remember nothing
that would eliminate his Royal mistress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

RoTAL PREoocTT.- A very Triton among the minnows,
a whale among the cells is the first born Of the English So.
veregn. The Queen and Prince Albert recently made an
excursion TO Guernsey. in the Victoria and Albert yacht.
being the hrstume this island has been been visited By any
English sovereign since the days OF King John. 1t : said
that the Prince OF Wales, while the Queen and Prince Al
bert were on shore caught a large eel, but being unable TO
haul II on board the yacht. had to shout for assistance 10
one OF the crew, and on the Circumstance being told her
Majesty and Price AIber; on their return, orders were given
for 1t being dressed Tor dinner. This Is the FIRST piscatory
achievement Of his Royal Highness!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

a Pa1stRvID ATrLE-Tho New York Republican il
responsible for a story 20 this effect Some wotkmen who
were repairing Spring Forge Dam, lately, discovered, some
eight feet below the top surface, embedded IN q tough blue
clay, which hsd been puddled in just behind the crib Or
lumber psrt that had been oompacily filled with stone, q
VsHdsspsr APPLE, the skin Of which was black, but when
cut open, II wss sound a. an apple of this years growth
Seversl gentlemen present tasted the spplo and found Il 10
be fresh snd pslstsble. Iii . supposed that this spple wss
dropped 10 the place where the workman found 10, while the
dsm wss r%epsirng shout twenty yesr ago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

New AND VALUABLE DIsoovERY-Catch a rat in a wire
trap. keep him until night. Then procure a preparation Of
phosphorus IN oil. Apply II oil over the rat. except his
head and turn him loose into his hole. Such scampeing
and getting out Of the house az occurs, a. his phosphores-
cent majesty pursues his alarmed friends who he is anxious
70 oyerske' afford certainly a security against the return Of
the depreciation for q long season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

Big AppIe.-The editor Of the N. Y. Commercia
Advertiser had presented to him, a few days ago, a golden
pippin, which measured fifteen inches and a hall in circum.
Terence and weighed twenty-five ounces. II grew in n.
Carolina. and the tree from which II was taken had on il a
hundred apples In all, some twenty-five or thirty Of them a.
large, or nearly 50, as the one described above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

If we exported like quantities to England erery iresk,
We should admit that the English market would be very
important to the agriculturalisi. The fact, however, is
otherwise. Yet, even if that were the case, it could be
very easily shown that in the home market ten or twenty
times rs much is consumed as is exported abroad. How
many bushels OF wheat, for example, and of Indian corn,
and Of the other articles referred to, were conveyed TO the
city Of New York, and consumed there, or in the interior,
during the week ending on the 18th Of September If
the amount could be ascertained, ii would be shown that
the quantity exported to England was scarcely Z drop in
the bucket.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
North Carolina.

The last Raleigh Register states that official returns hav,
been received from all the counties in that State, save Cam
den, Of the election OF Governor. The result, with the e1
ception Of Camden, is as follows
For WIN. A. GRAHAM (Whig) 42.6I2
For JAS. 1. SHEPARD (Loco) as 343
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

The Rev. Mir. Jameson, who was for ten years a Mis-.
sionay in Thibet. preached in DR.. Swif's Church, Ale.
ghany, lstely. Mr.. J. states that the art OF printing has
been Pracused IN Thibei for 5000 year.. They can only
prnt 5000 copies a day, however, from each form-so tbat
II they were ahead Of US In type, we are far ahead Of them
in press work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

Nom BLANcK The excessive heat in Switzerland
has caused the snow TO melt from the tops Of the Noun
tans. The summit OF Mont Blanc is now a bare rock, a
sight not seen for many years. Some of the rivers have
swollen in consequence and oyerfowed their banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

u We are g%ratifed to see that the publication Of that
excellent and valuable paper, the New Orleans TrOpic,
which was recently suspended, has been resumed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

II is said tina, the result Of certain experiments at Ports.
mouth (Eng) has been to show that a cannon ball will GO
clear through an iron vessel, and that orders have been
gwen by the Admiralty TO suspend the building of all
such vessels for the navy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

NV Work By DcSESs.-Bradbury * Evans, of Lon.
don, advertise a new work, in monthly parts, 10 be COM
pleted in twenty numbers. edited by BOZ" and illustrated
by "Phz." 1t is to be called "Dealings with the firm OF
Dombsy & Sons" and the first number appears at the
opening OF October.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
NOTICES

Auction snIc Of Dnmnged Book..
~ Tue auestio, Of book-n 90 and others ere % au. s,.a 10 oas
sis this Cssia d,yl No ming Ct 10 oeoek. Of COZ se,ioo Of fcnoo.
and niscstLAsrocs RcoHs d.m,xsd on Ina voyss. nom Me- Yosh.
some valuable and popular WORKS are Issiuid In the col,eihon.
@N 1NLoEs 4 BROTHER, Aueta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
MISS 7. T. HUGHES re.necffnllu infnrm.

E|"T|N'TNTT TTTVTTTH
1'1 The public that her seminary, for the instruction 81 younk
ladies viii be opened on the first MONDAY IN October. on 9Th street
neary opposite Mr. George Taylor. and neu door 10 Mr. Canns.
tons hlihe branches which constitute a soHd education, with ne
addition Of muse, viii be taught In The School Particular attention.
" BE- paid 70 the manners and habits Of tb. pupils committed 10
the care of hss Hughes Her long experience in The bus ness Of
Efng Instruction 70 youth, renders any reference unneeesau.
TEhhs-i SIRE rirs for a session often moths. so. Junior can,
s2S fuel ~. stationery, 81 70. Payment quarterly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

The New ohetns Board Of Health. under date NJ the
iotn INST announces. after careful inquiry end due invest.
gauon' that not . ease Of fellow fever existed in the city q,
that time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
The Home Market.

The n. Y. Evening Pos, states, that for the week end
ing the 18th September, the following articles were export
ed to Great Britain and this statement is paraded before
tho country for the purpose Of showing the superiority OF
the foreign over the domestic market:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

WHITE JAMAICA GINGER.-5O0 lbs white
Jamaica Ginger, very low. 1000 ne Sal Eratur; 1000 he
SOP Cab soda- received and for sale BY
$50 oRuBBs q APpERsoE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
DIED,

sr 1. Ds.ls1 r, :. .ss,.. :, Z ss :. D,.,.t =. ..S :is -. u.
49, Sssss Lf many yssr. as died win this bi-.-.d a.
. few hun before her drals. wes,sss ssca.pss ~, oa,sns 80
INC .n. = vS"ssay r.lssss 10 tho vi Of The Lord
~.rlx es, Ia 80 ,aoas = - = !. esnar.. I. ns ,oselesons
viour ais dstaaes ssd ,h., 49, ri ,S. - lanss my s.
ssnssr to lead me though the dak valley and .AsSow < ss.,h -
sh" has len behind . husband aud sven children TO mosn her Toe.
snsm nereeee''sdt to- meet her In Heaven. ASS ~neirAsssr. she wss
!. NJ : : VIC, .s vas sa'lnal and afse,ioa.,s aud as a mother.
OF Goa .s.n .-s.s !. 800 sssp oa. aesa s.in'se one until the trump
clothed in lmmo,,,i sso,, = ~ |. n,no. nsn may you ns:
. seat at ood. rsh, hama 70. eve, A"a
Tn, lowell, u.. -.,,,. -
Tbe nssnsss or m. =. .1
An lost TO me II. wee, psrfam..
Since nos a., dead. -" .u..
Tn ~ y ,s \, .~% mon I'm nigh.
10 waeh Out mutual hearts were We'd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

OFFICE, Basement Rooms Eagle
~ Hotel, 1874 STeet.-For this day Saturday. drawing
received at 7 O'Clock. Prizes: ! $4,000, 1000, 5000, 2OOO,
l6Ol, 20 OF 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 OF 300, SC. rs Nos. 10
drawn. Tickets -. Sales close at 81.
The Dollar Lottery for this Evening. Prize,: $4,000,
1900, $50, 5l9, 4O6, $50. 4 of2O0, &c. rs Nos. ~ drawn.
Sales close tonight at 8 o'clock. Drawing comes to hand
Monday Morning.
N. b. The drawing Of the Grand Scheme 1890 900
Capital IL received Tomorrow. Sales close Tonight nt s.
For particulars. refer to ndyertiasment i'm nnnihnr cnlnmn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26
VIEW BOoKsi NEW HoOKsit

HARPER'S ILLUMINATED SHAKs.
FL PEARE. Nos. 1O5. 6-Pncs Is cents.
Martin, The Founding or, Memoirs ofa vast de- Chambts-
b. Eugene Soc, author oftbe Wandering Jew" k1i No. 2-PHes
o cent.
teal and Explanatory. and q Nstrcsl iadeH BY Charles Asubon,
L. 10. I voiumr, i2mo, sheep.
Father Darcy = Romance. ny The suuor Of "Emehe Wynd.
ham," Two Od Mems Tales" Ec. Price Is cents
Por sale al the Bookstore Of
4. % npfuKRn A MOpRTq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

% EoR NEW YORK. The superb pack.
ct sehr MARIETTA BURR, Capt samT Dearbourn
now loading will sail with Dispatch. For freight, or passage, ap
ply TO Capt. on board, at Ludam's wharf, or to
- GO HENRY prsupp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

MANhGERS' OFFICE.-D. PAINE g. Co.-For this
W afternoon, sales close at 4 o'clock :-SIl, 900, 1000.
5000, 1000, 1901, 20 Of 1000, 10 Of 500, &c. IS Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Grand Scheme for this Evoning-sales close a, 8 o,e,k.
$4,000. $1,000. 1900, 5000, 5000. 1884. 100 Of 1000.
20 Of $50, &c. 10 Nos, - drawn. Tickets $40. Also.
tho Dollar Lottery, $4,000, 1900, $50, &c. IS Nos, IL
drawn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

SULPH. QUININE-I5O OF Sulphaie Quipine
OF superior quality, for sale by
90 &c GRIrRRa n appppsoS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-26

SMALTS-Blue, black, green, red and brow
~ smaits. for sac by
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20
OTsCE,

VHNHE Subscriber Nouid respectfully inform the
n Public that he has tie following New Jeru.
salem Church Works on deposit. which he will
loan TO any who are Interested or who may wish
IA inform themselves on the subject.
WRITINGS OF swUuExBoHG.
Heavenly Arcanu, lot and , VOLUMES.
APocnioyPso Revealed, volumes.
True Christian Religion.
Treatise on Heaven and Hell.
CcnjJsll Love.
Treatise on Divine Love aud Wisdom.
Angelic N,dom Of the Divine Loves Wisdom.
Worsh p aud love of God.
Four Leading Doctrines.
Intercourse between the Snul and Body.
summary exposition Of the Prophets * Psalms.
Doctrine Of Charity.
a"ei ENposition Of the Doctrines of The New
Church
Treatise ON the Last Judgment, and on the White
Horse, &c.
COLLATERAL w1uEs.
Plena'y Inspiration oi the Sacred Scriptures As.
serted,
De Charms Sermons.
Life Of SNeIenborg.
Philosophy Ola Divine Rc,,4tion.
Norees,cr's Sermons.
Cljssods Letter.
The Sabbath
Growth Of The Mind.
Joh Abbott.
Seal on Lips, &c; Rctina. | vol; Mirror of Truth,
vol; 30 Nos. New Jerusalem Magazine
SwejcnborI Library, thirty numbers, and a.
bout scvcn'y.liye tracts and pamphlets on various
subjects. j. Il. STONE. IS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

Insult 10 Cor. F0rd.-The ANU. Nor.
mon iadieS, (!) through committee Of
ten OF their sex, on last Saturday waited
upon Gov. Ford at the Temple. in Nau.
VOC, Tor the purpose Of personally insult.
ing him, but his Excclcncy refused to
see them; they left package for hlm,
however, containing a petiicOGi.
The volunteers aud their officers, un-
der Gov. Ford, held a meeting expressive
OF their contempt Cor the cowarlly rufians
who had thus persuaded their wives and
daughters to disgrace their sex By most
vulgar and unladyIike proceeding. The
whole affair was but in Keeping with their
former actions, and we are not surprised
that the yIoators of law. and the rlunder-
ers of the Mormons. should prostitute
their females by making them thus forget
themselves. The female trophy was ear
rled OutsIde-dni 10 Tie winir0M Of
he ciiy-were three negroes, hired for
the service, burned it, as a shameful evi.
dence Of Anti Mormon insult RccsNe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20
nlninmoros Price. Current.

Mr.. EDIroR-l have just returned from
the wars, and suppose the good peo-
pie of Illinois would like to hear some
thing about The doings down South. |
will at some future time give you an &c,
count OF the proceedings Of the 18th regi-
ment Illinois Volunteers will now on.
ly furnish You lis, Of our Suffers pri.
ccs, by way of showing you the beaulics
OF being private in volunteer regiment.
The Suffers of the regular service ate re.
sTicIed in their prices. Volunteer Sul,
lers go 1t loose. The following is list
OF prices Of the principal. articles used by
soldiers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20
ID r Y G O o ID 6

Mems Ue0r.
French, English and Amer-bue black brown mix GALL c anu ~
cloths at Pns pilot and beaver cloths qualities black French I'm
sn ana american cameros; variety e homemade all wool
sanet "ees and jeans coo sey wooey rne.
and pilot over coats Cashmere and wote SILK and
% t 14s' ana super fig satin do great of wo'I
~ " " "oo"" Shirts woo'e" and cotton half hose and suspende,
LadieS' near.
black " cotton and silk be plaid striped and change.
90 black me p" and g eshmeres and de LANES, pattern
magnificent cashmere, de l nns
rchc ana Scotch gnam and black and cold silks ctusn of new and
Styles the largest and best Of prints Ottawa from Sets 10
bits per yad blue and furniture d super printed cashmere
anu o' an" printed de ne do ada embroidered plaid
an" woed d. OF new aud beautiful styles printed
scars embroidered de.s hd' and complete vars and neck
S velvet ribbons hat and ca color widths and sly
variety Of plain and ~Ilei plaid woocn cloabpgs.
- ChiIdren's Uear.
"ecah anu roman worsted boots; Windsor
ana ea wooden hoods; white as cold l mun m,ro.
' nppe's ana b'nes a"d variety prints sjnghms .
also,
Gents k buck be berlin and chm lined gloves Ai silk cot
n cashmere and Ibc gloves and black and cold silk, wor.d ~
ana nall hn&ed do; wstis caps purse silk rn and %
orR 'Ho white Fdsmg and inserting
bo"R "o"k and SWISS moms and Irish linens all qualities and cot
ION d"a'N table and piano table and
da"ask napkins silk, cotton and bingham andl dAr
-, TT nm ingS.
Gilt silver silk moa, velvet, aud lasting coat vest pann and
JcNe buttons; pearl shirt do at all prices,
checks white scarlet yellow and dome, nrn, bleace canton do
and des makers trimmings. ~
Grocfries.
he Ism r"nn receipt from New Orleans, ST Louis
groceries of the best quality; consisting and w
N ana Ne" Orleans do moasses rice Rio and Java coffee
% ] nte n"ung Cloves c'n"anon indigo smoking and chewing
Gu" tobacco cvensh OF different qualities clay pipes mustard
black teas; pals, boon, " ~
Hordwarc.
lie has the largest best assorted, chepes in Ottawa
'1so cROCKERY; cars; Doors & SEOES; PERFUuERr: and
all articles usually kept any tot mention.
lie invites his friends public examine This extensive stock Of
goods, which will be sold prices competitor His motto is n Wb
Srp Jc1 Mn sO Shilling, saa profs anal oh renr
s confident OF securing The public favor increasing patronage
ottawa oc"hers I8i6-i5 T.. l." BOUGHrON