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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-10
New Stock Exchanee,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YoaK, SATURDAY AFrERroor, Oore
Ihe Increased hrmne" In the arkst for breadstuRs
noticed yesterday, maintained TO-DAY. with s,ybt
Improvement In prices in some cases; sales Of new Ca
nesee with other new brands made at about ohc
higher while all kinds closed with an upward tendency
Good paro"s Of whoaS scarce and vsnted for
miing sales OF some lots Southern were reported with
parcel OF damaged noted below Sales Of corn were
made at az advance on Yesterdays prices Rye was
somewhat hrmer while oats dull Provisions vera
inactive without change in prices In groceries, fair
amount Of transactions made without material VA
ration In quotations.
A'HE,-snall sales Of pets we're making at - eql,,
and Of PEARLS st ~ ~
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday Oct. 0-6 p, M,

There decided Improvement to-day in the stock
market nearly every fancy in the list having advanced
The improvement ranges from half to two and quar-
ter per cent with sales to considerable extent At
the first board Long Island went up per cent Canton,
II Farmers Loan, ~ Illinois, Pennsylvania SIS,
Il Harlem TX; Norwich and Worcester, AZ Morris
Canal, l1 Reading, > and Reading Bonds ~. 1t Is
about difficult to account satisfactorily for this advance
as it to account for the great and rapid decline
realized during the past week. Whether the improve
ment will be permanent not depends very much upon
the characterof further advices from the seat of
and from Europe. The chances decidedly in favor
of favorable accounts than those last received
we do not see how they can be
At the second board there q further improvement
will be by the quotations.
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges,
for specie and uncurrent money in tks market rule
annexed -
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The Great Storm

ttrom the Baltimore Sun, Oct. ~
Tho moderate rains that have prevailed for several
days past Thursdsy night increased TO perfect tor
rent which sweed the water in Jones' Falls higher than
II has been since 1896 Many Of the lower Dor.
lions Of the city inundated The Of
Holiday and Saratoga streets flooded TO the depth
three four feet completely blocking up the way
and cutting OIL approach to the central police oce eI
At Whytss dstillsry considerable damage was done;
OF the large watts OF fermenting werts
lowed and the spirit drowned in the mighty water
The trese work placed under the temporary bridge,
for the accommodation OF the railroad the Falls,
at Monument street was broken and partly carried
away.
TIE corner of Messrs. A. & W. Denmead's iron foun-
dry which had been exposed by the excavation for the
tail race OF their mill, undermined, and the
northern wall considerably injured portion Of the
brick archng the race, nom which the wooden
centres had been removed way under the action OF
the water.
ment and Madison streets, somewhat sprung but
probably will Withstand the pressure Of the bank.
In various parts Of the city cellars were nsd subject
ing the owners much loss and ineonvsnence Along
Centre Market Space the water into the nrst
floors Of Of the buildings and such the case
uations in East Pratt street and ct numerous places
In East Baltimore, the cellars and Easements Of the
houses were flooded on account Of the srs.t sccumu
lation Of water In the streets Individual losses
perhaps small, but the aggregate viii make consid-
cradle amount he water rose In Harrison street, b,
tween Gay and fsyee sreete 80 - to msss the street
impossible on foot.
The lightning vas very vivid, and the thunder loud
and startling but have not heard Of any dsrsse be-
ing done by the electric fluid
The quantity of rain which fell thought equal &c
that at ths time Of TIE great flood some yars ago ana
great in the city II the stone bridges had not been re-
moved and their places supplied BY bridges OF "os''
Al the Lsnyis factory the water into tho cotton
house, doing considerable damage a PORTION % .,s
wood pile was carried on by the hood IN .ndsavoIns 70
save which MIR. sanpben was washed iu'o Tue f''"''
and norrov Wv esssped drowning ,-,,,
we took trip up the lis in the morning VAN f
cars and found that more or les 'sd
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Legislative Proceedings.
ALsary, Oct. ., Isa7.

ALBANY, Oct y, 1871.
SENATE.
No quorum in attendance
ASSEMBLY
Mr. SMALL gave notice of bill to make harbor mas
of the port Of New York elective people Of that
city.
Mr. DEvELN brought In bill to authorize the city Of
New York to raise $4,000 by taxation and fund the
rame which adopted The House went into debate
motion to raise committee to investigate frauds
on emigrants.
The debate on the bill to abolish capital punishment,
was renewed but not concluded
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TELEGRAPHIC.

ALBANY, Oct 9th, p NJ.
Flour-The market for good new, including fresh
ground Genesee, Oswego, &C.. was hrm and sales of
5000 barrels made at SIS SIX 93 lot of dam
aged sold at S. So There sales Of wheat while
rye and oats stood about the BarleySaes ofsbou
10 600 bushels made at 67h cts 10 cts for two
rowed Con-The market was firm, while sales were
light. Whiskey firm Receipts by canal during
the preceding twenty four hours follows Flour
freights.
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BosroN, October 9th--P. M.

Bosros, October 9th-P. NJ.
Flour-sales of to 5000 barrels made, chiefly
new brands, Genesee, Western and Southern
at So 25 Sc SIX. Wheat-No sales were reported
Corn-saeso 900 bushels made including sound
mixed at ~ cts and Of good yellow a. rs cts Oats
sales OF 1000 bushels were made ut 66 cents Rye was
steady and Whiskey firm. Cotton-transactions were
light at the late decline Freights exhibited no change
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TO THE
i a = y 3 = M o M = N = !,
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Q, ls47.
Grand Resui Of the Election The Storm Stoppass Of
the Mails-Thsdtrtedis-Th The Markets, &c.
The full returns of our election have been re-
ceivsd and the result is just predicted yesterday
Thomas the democratic candidate Is elected Governor
by a majority OF full 1000. The wings have elected
four Of the six members Of Congress and retain ma
jority Of 10 in the House of Delegates in the Sc
nate. Although the election Of the Governor In great
victory to the democrats especially the once seeking
portion of them the wings certainly have the most
valuable portion Of the triumph
enclose you extracts from the papers relative to the
great food In this section Of the country Thursday
night The mail due from the West at o'clock last
night has not arrived yet and the probability that Il
will not get through in days the bridges on the
road said to be all swept away The travel to
Washington Is also suspended both by railroad and
turnpike and some days must espse before the road will
be In travelling order All the bridges the road have
been swept on and to last night the water remained
high that nothing could be done towards
temporary structures. There about four hun
drsd detained in this city anxious proceed
SOUTH and learn that about three hundred will leave
this evening the steamer Columbia by way Of the
Potomac ttskes twenty four hours to reach Washing
ton by this route
The weather this morning cool and bright and It In
The Front Theaere is still doing good business
Murdoch closes his engagement tonight.
THE ard -four sold yesterday to
the extent Of about 500 bbs at s. Tk.
Sales OF stocks 1t Baltimore
TGSlooO Maryland 6s SAY 1000 DO IS; El75 Maryland
Sterling YS 49, 30 shs Western Bank Sk 20 Baltimore and
Ohio RR, as1l; 100 susquehanna RR, ~.
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Died..

On Saturday morning, the 9th inst, A. d. PATERSON
Esq editor Of the Anglo .dmeriean in his 6lst year
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, without further notice Monday
18th inst. at4 o'clock p NJ from his late residence
Hudson st st Johns Park.
On Friday the 9Th inst, between and o'clock, P
NJ, after short illness GEORGE HINcBLyFE in his 45th
year, a native Of 5addieworth, Yorkshire, England
His funeral will take place at o'clock this Sunday
afternoon from bis late residence, No AL Beecker
His friends, and those of the family both in New York
and Brooklyn respectfully invited to attend without
further invitation.
On Saturday morning, 9th inst after short but So
we're illness, In the 9th year Of his age JAMES CLINE
native Of the parish of Killinvoy, county Roscommon
Ireland.
His funeral will take place from the City Hospital this
Sunday afternoon, at 81 o'clock His friends are
most respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday the 9th inst GEORGE Irwin In the 10th
year OF his age, after lingering illness.
HIS funeral will take place at his late residence In
His friends requested to attend without further
notice
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LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
Departure of Troops from the Brasos.
Proclamation Of UREA.
MExICANS FLYING TO ARMS.

PHILADELrHIA, Oct. Q, Isf7.
There has been an arrival at New Orleans from Vera
Cruz bringing dates to the ut and Brszos to 2sd
The Mstsmoras Flag says, that Gen. Crshins's bri
gads, encamped at Pao Alto were In good health and
would soon embark for Vera Cruz
I Lanes entire brigade had sailed fer Vera Cruz
Part Of Hsyss regiment, under Chsvalie was to re-
main with Gen. Wool.
Col Buffers battalion Of dragons had left Monte
rey.
north wind blowing the weather is cool producing
some sickness.
Urea has issued proclamation, announcing the ter
minaton of peace negotiations and that the Mexcans
on the sh gave severe lessons to the hateful invaders by
royalty rspusns their assaults and driving them to their
positions
The Flag says that the last rumor Is that the Ms1i-
cans inspired by the Of scots repulse at the Ca
Itsl flying throughout the country, deter
mined to be in at the determination
Three thousand reported already there and at VIC
toria.
The of the killed and wounded Of Lsllys
mand are published in the Pieayune. Total los.
The Yellow Fever.
NEw ORLEASs, Oct. , ls47
There only Eve deaths by yellow fever the I'd
instant, showing quite decrease.
ALBANY, Oct 9, ls47
The .itias suggests Q meeting of the democracy
of the State to opinion of the proceedings Of
the recent called democratic State Convention to
consult to the uture action of the democracy &C.,
The call to be signed by those delegates to the State
Convention friendly to the object. The weather is
clear and cold.
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LIVERPOOL CLAsnFIcArIoN.

FIsH-There arrivals Of dry cod mackerel,
the former at 50 A 50 so. There no sales of
mackerel No s were worth about SO 25 though sales
steady At 81; and No. as arm At IS aS were
HEMP The cargo OF Manila brought >out by the
Thomas Perkins noticed Yesterday consisted Of 1868
bales and l9 picus 1000 Of which sold to arrive
at 1910 per ID and the remainder sold since arri
val at 1870, which was afterwards held higher.
HiDEs-The market was rather dropping, owing to the
large arrivals and the expectation Of several fresh
cargoes The arrivals, however would not affect the
prices materially it not from the fact that the
tanners poorly prepared to enlarge their opera
ons for the want OF bark AS 1t the stock OF hides
which had gone out was large and much would have
to remain unworked in the hands unless indf
fsrently tanned which 1t much apprehended would
bethe case from desire to do too much business.
L "a market was quiet at recent quotations
LEATHER-Sales were steady, and the advance of the
last public sale was well sustained Some complaints
being made by the Dealers account Of poor tan
the spring stock Of hides which Just being
returned-ths leather not sufficiently filed with
consult their future interests lat them the
best of stock, they do less There Is pron
on small stock, well manufactured than large
badly done
MoLAssEs--sales of 100 hhds Muscovado we're made
Mt 29c.
NAVAL SronEs- Sales o, 500 bbls raw turpentiue
were made at So so per 2ss lbs There no sales
reported in other kinds, which remained about the
same.
OILs-Linseed- of $500 gallons American city
pressed made at 62c cash. and 5000 do English
ut 1000 do on private terms and 1900 do sold
change in crude whale or SPERM manufactured winter
sperm unbleached and bleachcd continued firm at 100
1850.
PPovrsroSs-Mess pork was offered at sl4 a7h; but
We heard Of no sales except in small way higher
dgure prime stood at about $40 rs. Beef-No sales
we're reported Lard-We have only to notice sales If
100 bbls at 1919 Cheese-Saes Of $500 boxes Ohio were
made ut 654c There change in this State diaries
Butter continued steady ut previous rates.
RIcE-No sales were reported while quotations re-
manned about the same.
sUGAR-saes Of about 400 boxes Havana yellow or
hrou Ida af 10
at on &C. and 100 do do at 6 a 61Sc
TALLow-Sales OF 5000 5000 lbs made at log
TOBACCO We submit the usual statement exhibiting
the prices sales receipts and stock hand for the
ending this afternoon
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Always hea ~ but never Rough.-Knox, las
Fulton street, uo building The having supp,d
ne n'.t us Oh ms regular Gust with his nimsble Fall
@ now p,ep TO supply the public la with the
having manufacturing fac lities TO meet the
ceAse OF me fall trade gentlemen may he Of being
serve" promptly and 70 Their sstsfacton. bv KNOX, o7st
inc Oheapest aud Best place In the city to
ZOOS and shoes patent leather Congress boots
AZ jones, NJ, Ann street. the Museum; you
ers as good boots so sold in he cv Tor 81 quite
asg certaniy he also sells first boots So 5,whh
are ID nj So double soled proof boots 81
ao 30 Jones has the system Of doing bu light
penses an small profits H also has style Of French
a'ent elastic rubber viii exeels anything have
sono purchased of Jones, Ann streetare warranted
give entire Satisfaction. o92
Daily Herald In Boston.-Persons Wishing
ths Herald LEFT AZ tsir Houses Stores Immediately the
arrival OF the New York l. the morning. by the New
Haven line ia the evening be regularly supplied
ssns week. by leaving their names az the agents Office
No State street. REDDING CO
pa e0det
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$40, a o.,awoen e,ev.nn,.-op.r. Concert by


BIVONI HEINZ Monday evennr-1o ore vent con .;o
the door the earnestly fs
tickets raihcr al the Music stores
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In the early part Of this week. one Of the bhoys ar
rived here from New York with young girl, not more
than fourteen fifteen years Of age, whom he had In
duced to desert her parents, Of respectable family
Her parsmour Is but few years her senior She car
ried OF with her the Of $56 IL Is supposed - the
girl and the money both missed together BY the
mother Information received here Of the facts Of
the BY relative Of the family and the fugitivss
traced to rather disrsputahle part OF the CITY,
and his arrest followed Both denied having taken the
money, and none found upon them the gay Lotha-
rio however stated his companion had paid the passage
New York several days since and the hero In the AFFAIR
Is still detained In prison. awaiting further evidence
n requisition from the authorities Of New York As
there not suent proof to convict him In the possss-
he will be discharged from custody in few days. II
further light Ia thrown upon the AFFAIR.
A poor old woman, named Mcguire, killed yester-
day on the Reading railroad, Richmond, by the
cars running over her. She engaged In picking up
small bits Of coal from the track
We have connection with Baltimore by telegraph
to-day the gale Of wind last night having proba-
bly, blown down some Of the posts The Southern mail
did not reach here this evening having failed to arrive
at Baltimore last evening" In consequence Of the railroad
bridge the Washington railroad having been swept
away by the flood
Sales Of Stocks at PhiIadciphia.
FIRST BoAnp, Oct $4,000 State s. Isl 5000 do 73x
Bank Tx 80 do 5. $500 Loan ss oax; 1900 lie,
ArTER SALEsAoo sehuylki Navigation s's, Co. 7eX 200
Gr,d Bank i 50 Pennington Copper Co 2k; $4,000 u g.
srcosp BoARpsa5 Girard Bank l2; 10 F.mington Cop
per Co 10; $1,000 County es, TO lol IL Gard Tus 23x
AyTER sALE.-eoo Reading RAILROAD sosoec do Bond. Y
1890 State SIS NJ 5000 do 7 Stocks are buoysn
State So st7, aud closed M ajump ofa per Ct
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o8um
N ISIS JosEPHINE BRANsON-Thi, talented young
on which there will be isIi oreSs.s The most
aa ssay o %
pears br no dssty IN dsp9ng OF them among the most
L A. , :.
only :s. 4; .Selss:s q i i who have
.%ss what s'ils til.
names Of ihs following peI;on,, well known
as'
S'isF john sy!ssa S:s' A1 a:
Henry GrpaeIi. Lspepsrd Stewart fqrdy. Moas;Ia
s G e s aSss.o La FARCE John g. Il J.
...s Aa, Nrn.s:, K
ss az viii &c peilSI%sd the admired opera ss,Ss BoHE.
k NAS Nj ssv 4, M
s:Sas E @ A NJ II nishas.
r syss hi 5s
cents: Orchs.frs and Private Boxes. IS cents.
THa AMLHi ~ Art UNION !, removed move, to theu
e ' .ssy sa sanssd for .
binon Admission fee p.,n,,.., .oA
The members s rem'ndea that III. important ,. tbe, sub
scrtIonsb be paid A. ,rly as act cable OF ~ s,rc
HE QuDOH COLLECTloN-Ths a.'t ssnes q t9'
magnificent COLLECTION consisting Of ,hre gshns Ss:
ss om h s 1s bsa
. al.s siSsa e y" ss
Of Design Admission % cents; Season Tickets 20 cent?
" B-Will close on the 2it inst So JVt.- ~
NH.EsIC! MUSIC MIR B A, RUSSELL viii continue
lvl his Class fgI Ladies AID Gentlemen - ts saay ana
Mondsy evening Oct II, TN o'clock 1erms-ron Lahies
81 50; Geutlem-n. s1 IN sdsaneo og1ns m
vnnn WANTED --One Thousand Agents ase wanted TO
lOOO ocrte IN different counties Tor the sale oi new
Patent that will into universal use and - NEEDED
bv eyerv man. I'D child for general the bssnesS
$500 Der all Those desirous Of making
money invited 70 call; letters p2s,psid vii esv' auen
t1hnLro oLLEn,
81 sct.m z7a Grsenw,ch street
~ ALLIG>ANI's MESSENGER, LONDON AND PA
" RIs Observation-Disclosures, for these cslebrs,ed
ssped, fn Mes,s Gssnsni For the Messenger. daily,
printed English the PRICE ~ % francs Tor thee months For
the Ob,sf,e weekly 5srss gsI month raysbe ~ sd.nce
% tim LlVlNGsTON, WILLIS co. 10 Wslist
r. CLARKE. FAsIiiONABLE TAILOR, iis WI.
N lam Stsrrr, crrosi,e the Wellington Stores 80,
rrns The c9'y .ps ,spg soos , T 70 .. lin
ssair in eoncquenst 81 d,Ior hlg iu.ee Ny goed. "
Jed 20 business. While shl euttinf uni,srIy sc
credit AINhess indues sIe presented 70 hs public
reasons for pstronisine my e'abishmsn ry o."
sssortme at of ready made clothing % on-Ic
CTAhTLlNG DlsCLosUREsi-THE GAZETrE OF
- THE UNION IL publishing Development OF most thr'l
,is1sd TiIE oNiV pxUGH TER by Ch,es Burdet,. Esq.
Good agents wanted as shove st III Nassau st. os i2'rc
vV,HEN FIVE DOLLAR SUITS consist of cloth coat
coats, with rich Innings ~ 90 $40 esch business coats 81 TO
81 80 81 Cash psd Tor gtnts clothing, Clesn
ing dying repairing and atssg n Nassau snd Best
nm rs. 4 tushsmsn wanted csstsr
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The Yellow Fever.

NEw ORLEAss, Oct. ,, ls47
There only Eve deaths by yellow fever the I'D
instant, showing quite decrease.
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aFyssSsgScz :, MUsICAL = sTRYC rI0N-C Z, CAS-,
FE Vlsdies and gentlemen TO his pleasing method
S,sx Soi teaching Piano Forte. Singing and Violin,
time PUPILS who would have the tuition Of careful and
door east f Broadway Terms quite moderate Refer.
ences. g. Timm. Esq, G. Lodsr. $50. OF 7tsrc
seyzss.s,s,-z. Pl ANO FORTES.-JAMEs PRISON, ss
E1stS Walker street has on, hand and ia daiy
III tfoish.g Piano Forte. of every descr,p,l n,
Ix Sfrom his very superior horizontal grands down
TO plain Ga ocs~. combining ill
the day, with hes suggested by his experience
IN the business 81 his instruments ufacured for the
city trade and spared render them
ais 70fsrr
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kentucky and Yirginta-A good many orders wsre
expected by the Hbernia for the English and German
markets. Such, however, not the case. OF the 70
reign orders only expect those Of the French
vernment Prices kept up but the stock being rather
large buyers were not inclined to pay the ruling
IL Is not sufficiently understood that the consumers Of
Kentucky and Virginia tobacco in Great Britain and
Germany are decreasing especially for that description
most used BY them for smoking tobacco. While the
other hand the consumers of all kinds suitable for &C.
gar manufacturers, are son the increase. Owing to
unfavorable reports from Europe the large stock here
and in Philadelphia, with inactivity in New Orleans
the market was depressed while prices had experienced
no decline, but should this state Of affairs be continued
for length of time present quotations cannot be
saued
WHALEBoNE-No change.
WHrsKEY-Ssles Of 100 bbs Of Ohio were made at 3Oc:
drudge was held at 29X q SOC.
FRErcHTs-There rather more Offering while
rates remained about the same To Liverpool -four
stood at Is 6d grain at Cd In bags and cotton at 10
To London 32s asked for heavy goods % Sd and
% cd for flour To the Continent cotton taken at
q go.
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vJ,HEN FIVE DOLLtR SUITS consist of cloth coat,
j pants and fancy also, closks aud over
coats with rich Innings ~ 20 $40 each; business coats 10
81 vors 80 81 Cssh psd Tor genu clothing Clean
ing dying repairing and asrisg n Nassau and Bees
am rs. A eushsImsn wanted cst'fc
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RcLARkE. rAsnInNAsi.E. TAILOR. us wrL

CTAtTIivG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAZETTE OF
- THE UNION Is Publishing d.ysor.mea, O. mos, 'hn
titled THE ONLY DAUGHrER.bg Charles Burdett. ESQ.
Good agents wanted shove, ~ Ill Nassau 81. Oh INsrc
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~ TIC FESTIVAL-On Monday, Oct. II, Grand OPERATE
Concert
HENRI HERR and CAMILLO sIvORI have much plea.
announcing that they have ssfuy completed
take place
MONDAY, Oct. lith at the TABERNACLE.
The Gems from Mozart famous Opera Don Giovanni in
Italian, will be performed this session. by the following
powerful cast -
ars Escot (her LIST appearance in N. Y).. .Zerna
Mons Duofuen' e. Don Giovanni
Mons. Hecht Leporello
Accompanied by Grand Orchestra under the direction
Of Sgnor Hnpeti
1h E,,h -, ] @ IumG
chestra
LA MODE.
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II ENRY II. LEEDS, Aucuoneer.-OIL PAINTINGS
- ~ Leeds Co will sell at aucnon on Tnesday. Oct
beautiful collection Of Oil belonging the gallery
Of Gsgardi Piazza Sta. Ma Noyella, Florence; among
them are originals by Cherrado della Matte Gnido, Cues
Olardano Rosa da Tiva Pandalfo.
Ihe PAINTINGS ready for exhibition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-12-24
MEXICO TAKEN!
AND
APerfect Avalanche of Goods at
,3QQaA10NQ3a

"He mat buys some goods bays trash, but
hey rho deai a, Bouytton'S Cheap One
Price Store fail Of geitmyLargoins,"
LIS present stock surpns>e. all ard every
stock Of Gnods ever e> hlblted IN Orrpua.
aud they were purchased laje can aud vii b.
s"ld from 10 ~ % per cent. lower than any stock
III town.
Particulars next week, bnt 10 secure rich md
desirable styles Of goods, delay not N early call.
ARreesbly to the custom oi my very WORTHY
" Brethren IF he Ifod,," | also return heart.
felt thanks 10 the public for The many kndnesses
have received at their hands.
Ottawa, Oct, Is. lSi7.