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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Prayer by Rev. NJ. d. Hoes.
On motion of Mr.. PRICE, ordered that special
Committee OF five be appointed to report a bill
providing for the protection of oysters in the Rap
paliannock River against tue depreciation of for.
eign vessels. and that Messrs. Rice, Taaferro.
Downing, Y erby, aud Mapp, constitute the com
mttee.
BY Mr.. WHEELER-That the Committee of
Courts of Justice enquire into the expediency of
prescribing the powers Of police officers in the
town of Portsmouth.
By Mr.. BENNETT That special committee
be appointed TO enquire what progress has been
made in the publication of the Register of De
bates OF the Virginia Convention whether the
contract with Robert Fl. Galaher for tho publ
cation OF said debates, has been complied with,
and not, what remedies are proper to be taken
in the premises; and that snid committee report
the amount of money which has been received by
said Gallaher for printing the debates and pro
ceedings of the Conven ton, distinguishing be-
tween the supplements and the register.
bill providing for the removal of free negroes
aud mulattoes from the Commonwealth, was ia
ken up motion of Mr. BRowr, and on his mo-
tion was postponed, and made the joint order of
the day for the Oath inst
bill to amend the fifth section of an act to
incorporate the Merchants aud Farmers Bank
of Clarksburg, was taken up. on motion OF Mr..
MOORE of Harrison, read third time and
passed.
bill prescribing the time for the delivery Of
fee bills and concerning the collection thereof
and bill allowing the appointment of deputies of
constabes we'll as Of Sherfs and Serceants
were read each third time and passed
bill authorizing the Exchange Bank of Vr-
gina to increase the Capital of the Bank at Rich
mond, was passed.
On motion the House then ad ourned.
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In the city of Brooklyn, N w. the sth instant Mrs
EL1zABETH MANLY, for many years a resident of this
city, III the sist year OF her age
He will beantify the meek with salvation"
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PUBLIC Indns;iia. .MeetinE.


Public Ind:;s;';a: .neeiinF.
Springfield Jan 7,h 1883
After the adjournment of he Convention which
lasted three DAYS, it was deemed propr.r To hold
general ,nuss p.seiirg. to discuss the merit. OF
ftks great aa- .tnn now atltat!ng the public
nind # tLlr :, .t- and O.h,r 5 ate. in tn. Cn.ur
And va. ~ called in the senate chamber M,,.rs
Turner, lumsuen, Paine Balance. DENIM, Muir
ray. and bryan, ,ch aIdre,s.d the meeting 10 a
uul, simple ami fe srnal elu,ida lon ol the SUI.
jrcL \ u,urc INTERESTING aud IRRITABLE mertiny
has net been held on any sui jet IN this city Tor
long sui..
Mr. Tuner. speech wa an abe adyocary Of
he necessity ior scIools to educate those who are
he supporter, of the race- oilrr- ,chuui- bad
heir sphere "f acton, ~ thS vducatlun Oi lawyers,
phy sIcans, clergy men aud generals we need
scnOu!s to train men fur the !uuu~ttlal dni pro
ducuSs pursuits "f lf.-EainlsTs and Mechanics
viii a,wIj be seeded, bot lawyer ali doctors.
Warriors and preachers, may ~ tine be di-penstd d
wth--lf the world becomes better aud th. nsl-
ituumn dawn ~ noon day sp!tndor an the ear h,
But food snd coihlng, agriculture aud manuia .
tur.Fs Will be needed ~ the highest perfection Ui
arts. 80 long a. The world .tsnl. Hence the
demand tor the application of scenrc and lean
ny to agricultural aud neci au'al arts.
Mr. Lumsitn Gus. aimed he views abpve indi.
Gated, ~ reference lO lis experience, NE present.
i"ck oi mtc'anic"i oyoRs, and the LABOR I" br
""ded through to gst any rationa! IDEAS on Tie
practical pursuits Ui HE.
Mr' Pane conhlS,d the ldea OF necessity r
-pec" educatina IN industrial lie, by Illustration
. ot the course al education al Wet Point Military
'oI""l, Which was received with the hishesi sals'
i"clIon.
Nj. Ba!.aince fully concurred IN the movement
aud illustrated by difficulties ~ having building
done by mechanics e-Fs'l''Iy the CONSTRUCTION "i
/ smoky chimney ONIup - want Bt ii
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Wednesday morning, o'clock Jan.sh.
| 1he convention met pursuant tn adjournment
The President IN the char The proceedings Vi
,hr la,t evening were read aud approved
| The committee IN whom was gwen the subject
Of article. All and 5h repor,rd a. follows:
! l. That, the terms Of office # the directors
" the League shall cunlinu. until others nrr cho.
zen al aregGlstly called meeting of the League
aud until thn,e chose .hall enter upon the duass
uf their Office
?. That. meetings of tn, Ledqus may be called
at any time BY majority oi the Board VI Dree.
tors
3, That, the principal Director 'hall be er'
otlicln treasury, and shall report annually To the
associate directors all his receipts, expenditure.
and dolng-. Signed h. l.. Bullock, Chairman.
Ihs Nhok subject of sth anI y,h articles was
referred To- the committee On bushes, and NJ.
Engagements alade for public meetings, lectures
Ic at Senate Chamhrr
On motion the following resolution was adopt
cd
Htsoi,,d 1ha, the President appoint aeon.
mlDtec oI three TO prepare and present memorial
io the Legislature of III. state, PRAYING thar the
University Funds uf this stat. may remsln H.
they are until the majority of the people sh,ll
nd dcslre to appropriate ihcm to Other
Lss..
The following gentlemen wn~ appointed 'aiu
comnitlec Mes-r-. H. l.. BullOck, l.. ", Wu.,vu
and James MeBirnsy,
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Monday, Jar isls, 1859.

Oa motion. Joint sumnitse OF . on the part n
he senate, auI . 10 ll. part uf the house, was
appointed u wAlI or tie Governor end Lieutenant
Governor elect, sHd sscsrisls al Nhst hour II
would be their pIenars to ,ass spoa them Inc
oath Of ,fcs
4 large uu.hU G Maine Law aud Other ps,i.
tom,
Mr. Ru:S'" in.tsluesd ill hat PRISE,
~ ~. attorney 10 slrxIsd lur s.sh county, Rs.
Iv,t-d
Mr. O.gool introd.s.is bill ~ rto'ii, Sr he
cvllsctta ufa 'rtsln parton of tho Is'.nar, mud
n rn.his the Collector VI hsldAN cusnty 10 est
We with tue sac
The bill to sIbli,bsl ,'s 10Th Jad,,nl Ci,.
csl (ps,r,al sui tu ss The t'ms Uf hUldln. sorTls
lE tie saus, -. pMNcd.
lhs bilsucs ufths nornins'. proceedings ros-
ssss To spcclsl ln,olS,
Ia the AhsrnnIn, st2 O'Clock The scna,s re-
p,lr,d to IT., House of Representatives TO Wit.
ns" til. Inauguration On their return, Ii.
Governor MrMurirv, Ofsr shms touching remarks,
,uussl,rsd the chsir to the l.. Governor slcci,
vhI un tas.ns It, delivered tAs lv.iONin: al.
dr.s:
Gsai',,n'n n-on entering upon tia disehnigc II
the dutes dcrOlrbg upon me 10y virtue oi NV ~.
lice eau give ,uu but one assurance lwill ,n-
dsl,1t to perform the honorable nnl tspouslbls
tax ur rpre.in, over Nrur deliberations iWrM'
iaNy, aud with an eye 10 the despatch Of bust
urs.
II, legislative sxp,nence 10 limited, having
been but once member II tie General Assem-.
bly. many ,r,rs asn. ~ that can hardly hlusr
myself that shall be- able to supply the place ot
nv worthy ptclscc..or, Whose rrvmp,no,s, judg
nent AMI decision has gwen high d,gtec of
satisfaction. am sure cannot, unless sm as
sisted aud supported by honorable senator, many
u whom possess An accurate knowledge Of pat
nmrn,try rules, Aul an extensive experience in
lhelr application.
aM nn' aware tha, questions will be agiiaisd
at thu, session nyoh,ng he di-cu.sin II impor'
nnt aud exciting ltniplrs II e 'neial OF a
party nature Measures tending to encourage
iale.ou.'y in,ciud improvements Low gcifx ou,
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r AIYs o RIM G..

ESIAh. o5IalA 5ll 5ys
"OU ID respectfully inform the culcns OF
w Ouawt, aud the surrounding country, thn |
he ha'enlnrtel his store, and just received large
assortment OF
Br0a iciDMs, Cdssimeres, Ersitugs,
Aat rcaiy.mndr Clothing, Of all descriptions,
AMI of the latest stylr,, which he intends To sell
cheap Tor cash, and those wishing 10 purchase, will
DO well to call and examine before purchasing else.
where.
TAILORING ~ CUTTING
Done on the Shortcs, notice, and IN tn. cheap
-, terms. All garments warranted to tit. The
store is opposite the old City Hotel, on Madison
street, next door to the Marble shop,
Ottawa, Oct. Q. WV, CoNNELLy
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Jan 9th, 8 O'Clock P NJ
Met At 8 o'clock p II. in Senate Chamber and
adjournment TIL next morning 20 enable the
members to be present at tie called meeting, held
in the Representatives Hail. for the purpose Of
oiganriu. tie State Agricultural Society"
Jan. CO O'Clock, N
Net pursuant to adjournment 10 State House
nnd CLOSED the business OF tle Convention
Adopted resolutions Of THINKS for the use Of She
Court Roam aud Senate Chamber, aud 10 furn,a
city pape with copy Of the proceedings Of this
conventnn for publication. After which the con.
yention adjourned sine dc.
BRONSON MURRAY, Py:silsnt
JOaS ". GRAY, .Sfcrtfsry
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o. A usbpRN. J T. SKINNER.
q. 4. Osborn's Giuar Grlcon

Mcs>is. OSBORN a SKINNER
1 tttIlpNEERS, are prepared to receive any
- knd oi Property Tor pubic or private sale such
hs Merchandise OF all kinds, Horses, Catte, Ac
which they will sell 10 the best advantage
IN CORSig HWsHt, lot ut ready made Clothing
whCl viii he put up at their sales room lor The in
sprcuon OF the pubic All bu-inrss entrusted to
their care IN the above line VII! meet with prompt
attention. AuU 1-if
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G ~ VA " @S

Cafriage and Wagon Mandatory,
& GAY would inform his friends and custo
90 lnri' ''at hr hns removed o hi- new shcpai
Oh" -Oulhwrsi corurr 0f the public squnr, ylrrr he
Nacoatnuc he manufacturing oiraIriag,s. hnppi.s
ma wlgonsln the latest and most approved STYLES
BENG practical workman. he ra;t,r- h,p.rnfihni
rc eau Ju!d Hs good work as can be- produced m In,
market Ipork mad. to orderand Warranted to give
rhlIt Satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice
Cash pnlh lnrsrasoned lumlcr CIV
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VOL. XlII.-NO.2 IS.
R-~r-:.r1-..sH-

MAsBLElzED Is"N--Ths application to metals
and other substances ola newly invented marble
imitation having all tae beauty and variety Of
surface which marble Itself exhibits, psom-ss 10
become al important branch o. the a!,cAsnic ats
hantels, tah't-tops, columns, &c, are initiated
Win such txacluess - to render the d difference
impercsptibl. to the unpraci.ed eye. Estimates
are now making for The construction Of marble.
iron house fronts The fn.s. varieties of marble.
such as Egyptian Sicuua. bro, atcil,. agate.
Pyrenesc, DC, ars initiated With equal facility,
and the process will Ultimately lie applied, rs
indiaruttsr aGi gutta perch, has been % great
variety OF purposes. Curiosity led uG Jay or
t~1 aso, irto the extensive iGaHuftc'ery Of the
marble iron works IN Ch,rry street, VII ch -
largely engaged in this bu..e.a Though bu' re
Gently organ.zcd their olders eZccra the ability
OF the works. SIXTY ri-n are at present nploy.
ed, and an enlargement is 10 - made shortly,
which will increase the nnmlsr TO about 900. A..
trniion Is now chiefly gwen to The manufacture
OF marUle msDt-ls 1t Ia vers rec,r ly that the
manufacture Of table aud bu.su tops, ,olumns
for dividing parl"rs sia.uary. and Ike articles :,
has been ai.einpteo. Ne noticed n S-nns table
top, atou, five aud hK!f6 10y three feet fer III.
nre '.-sGisr Princess, running between this city
ana Hsv Jt7sry, which IL an exquisite piece of
~ui LmanShip. The mail bls thus initiated i. ,us
eepiibr of the highest polish, ano In,iug almost
{" transparency, and sesming To exhibit the
crystalline and Selnuus structure Of the real stone
Ii Is almost valuable for it, imperl~habe quail.
ties, leitg oi linty larGnr,s caLlr of long
resisting The acIl"n OF the weather. nEd wTh.
standing degree 81 heat that would prove de
structi,e To marble. 10 secure the letter qutlt,
vas the result If long experiment bv Mir, Dem.
ing. ia. superintendent of the bling depart
nlent Of the work. Who hr.r introduced this ,is
c"'sry to the pDbhc drmon-'rs,ing il. utility aud
value The ma bleizrd rr II has ,ufftirIit duc,lli
t. tn expand or contract il The came leg,.e -
H.. non base II. cot IL much less than Mat uI
the Gr.t qualities # marble.
The marufwturing process j. kept .erre
though il uay b. generally dssciibsd a, follow.
The iron s.tvihg a. base Is E'.t coated with a
peculiar nln.rsl substance Til. combines viii
the mYrbing material. um,h is next applied
forming n body to receive the v-inInx and crys
tails. Ihe,s are produced IN close imitation o
nature, and the dgslr.i -tyl. Of imitation is de
trrnned by the will OF the artist The 60 ors At,
+ then brough' out by the seton Of heat in
/ furnace. After the iron has cooled the surface il
rubbed. The latter prncs-. j. Repeated SIX tine.
when the tinaI polish l. given. Elegant uaniel
/ thus made are beng introduced into many fr.t
cls,s houses The usual cost j. SIS 10 Si5-
{ ChUle. Croshy E.q, sseeisary VI .br company
-JOmndi u C0'0G'rcs
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The rapid decline oiths Indian power IN the
state, from rnugra'ion aud other cSu.s. - r,.n
~ 'h' i'ri Ihst a.! ths once powrfml "Ss Na.
l"n>, lrs- than four Ih"u.,nd now lnser sruGud
he council h'r- at their fathers Whine ia thsr
places have rl,'n W some hfscn handItL hOu
and pale faces
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Mi,s WHEELER

nEGS leave to announce to the ladies' Of OF.
- wand vicinity, ,ha, she hns opened u
u Mlllners Shop, directly over IN" Farmers'
Store' where she wihc nj all times happy to wait
mon those who may favor her with their custom
RES Making willasobc carried on--she has secu.
red the seryces ola competent hand who will take
chargc OF thatbranch, Ladies, we assure YOU tha,
work en,tuitedto ourcnre, shall hr executed with
nratness-Inhe lntcsts,yle OH the mos,rea.
'oiSbs terms. Nov. 6 H. 3n
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LOOKING GLASS

WI VIIf ItU IN TUlt IUUI n 7 TNi
AZ prices 10 Geiy ccmpchuun. They have taCiI.
ur, Tor manufacturing Superior to any ihis sId, .
CsICasU aud are dr.,In1jtd 10 pat .htlT puCe
IL thc LoLeV .Ndrk.
IN nddtion 10 what th~v manufacture thfmscvr,
they a,r Jcc,ivmga good assortment ol mruuir
from the most fashionable hou.esiu Chicago. whlci
thry vii. sell at Chicago prices. adding 'uu'porin-
ton Ihry would call particular attention ~ tl.c
iac, thli thry ale making li.tr own
BedsteSds.
which enables tNrm to furnish cheaper and ler
ter article than can be got elsewhere aud they
viii make any size and pattern that may hc calico
for, or an, olhrrarlce IN the cabinet upholstery
line on short notice.
Furniture Delivered and set Up
m any par, oi lhr town and It does not give sa-
t.lacuuu the money viii be refunded They ol,
keep on hand Sash and Glass OF all kinds They
hope ~ .trct attention TO business TO receive d.
b-,aI shllr vi patronage
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M NJ EG vu - .

Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the trsi Insertion aud - cent, loreuch subsequent
insertion. A liberal discount made 10 those who
advertise by the year.
Gy- No paper discontinued until all auearagc,
ore paid, unless al the option Of the Publishers.
G1- Communications To insure attention, must
always be free of postage and accompanied with
lhr Author name
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line, on short notice.
Furniture Delivered and ssltp
Undertaking..

They VII p1y particular attention TO this hus.
ur.-. G. 'tlu- ut all sizes cou,taGtly ON haud
flshs M-.aiIc Burial cases furnished 1t called tor
Person, leaving ihrir orders with them viii be re-
Ilryrdlrom further trouble, as they attend funerals
with q hrarsr aud furnish carriages It twnntcd
NayG2 1852 ly RUGG II WATSON.
N,T FmHiiufe l!'dre loom, lst dOGr North Of
NL.s y NLnLLiA Lllr NMcc In NnLLe Al. NiLnMn d
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Dress Making.

\ "0, '" r l. mas added 10 Der Millinery hu.
vi s'n"ss that oi Dress Making. nall its blgncl.
e. having employed competent person to man.
's- that Department.
Ay"'m"g the Wv IO,l Nouel
luur II lsJg-II
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The several paper IN Bo.tuu, contain rotr,
# the late .ud Amrnrrd Amu, L,wr.nce, who's
-udicn death rvcUurd sGrrhf'crn minute, lline..
Mr, Lawrence ~a, Gilsr Distinguished TT h.,
hncrNiuN, and hi. rharrs sud Tor ILlr,y Iiur
Nrats, hss been l-adlug valued ani respected
member at the m.rcaUtlle cuUn, atty H.,
buun'lrH were very uUaIvruu., smuug the many,
~a- Williams College vLtch .msnlu'pn has
dltT.rrnt per, d.. been sI.eprnt, rn,siug tho
a.gtsal. sum GA 600 lsrps contribution,
"s- aleu- librrLly bs.,o~sd m he find for the
erection ~ the Banker Hill Monument 1h.
urndrmy al Grolon, Mos. has slro hrrn hhcrIlly
aided by hn Nj Lawrence va. o. y.,rs s,J
al the tine Of HE death
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Tl Builders.
House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopon Ca.
nal street, IA Ottawa, next to Hos-ucks Store
near the Side Gut where he will he ready To re-.
my be thaI desired tinn3-in / Il ,Ennna
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Jan. 9Th, 8 o'clock, P. ".

The convention then adjourned to meet in
State House al 6 o clock p. "
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New Heat Market,

ERENlAIl Dmtormshis friends and the
~ public thnthc has just orcneda Meat Market al
n' new building On The corner north oi the Couft
House square IN Ottawa ,wherrhe willie happy T..
supply all his friends aud the public with the chuccs
c everything IN the meat linc Vegetables OF al
kinds ALEC kept on hand.
No .HIrket on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab.
hnlh. srnI gSiNl
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Nrs. PEAIssON'S
Millinery Establishment

> removed To her rel leucr ON Columbus stree,
"nrI' shr "I'l be happy To wall upon those Who
""S '''ut h'E Win 'htI custom. aug 2lu
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1HE LArg ACCIDENT oN THt Bo.ruS AND MANE
R.ILR 'AD--lhs Manchester Daily Muror, ui
Jan. Il Ia, c'n,alns = letter form Rev Mi tuiier,
4 Lawrence, Who was a passenger ia the ear,
from which We quote the fuilnwmg;
W. incidents, umoug the many terrible onss
are e-peclaliy present TO my memory Ou the
bank sat u motMcs, (M,. stokes. uf tia, c,,y,j
cluspus her liulc boy uf some 3 ur 4 NeaIS II
a-c; he n.G h,rn rr>ru-d non the ruin Which
had srepn the rock with .plmtcr,d hasmr.,s
hni ! er own p-son wa considerably buried ly
the hl.. hut sir Wus shed Ius tear. If suuIiuir
over her rescued Chlld, and juirng III Ia, sirtN
unulndlm # her o~r pam. Bot u ,tw steps
from der, ! sa~ The most aup,ing srruc ui ALL
There was another mother, Msu.s nsun' pdssr.
hey uni HN Description She could rh-d ~ .ars,
but o'rrshrlusl with gti-f uttered such niI,c,
mg ~olds as ! never csu io,yrt. II was Mr-
Pierce, .hs lady of'he President, elect uad meat
her IN hat rain ui ,h,rivh ~oud and iron. lay u
more terrible rum, her only sou ouc minute hc
fnrc 81 beautiful SO full oi Iii. aud hope She
Was supported BY her husband and Prof. Packard
Several Of The papers have footed up the list
II casualties on III. Western river. during the
past year. The list 10 fnsndable, and presents
d.Estcts enough, certainly, for one wear Tie
number oi lives lost snDurl. to h'ut jour hut
ired The list embraces 10 s,csmousts,i balgcs
s3 coal bosts, S2 salt buat., aud four uthur fiat
boats. ltapposrs that IS boats, Ner, lost by be
ing snaggrd, lG hy explosions, ! Nctc burnt, and
the others los by collision aud other misha;. -
The greater uumb,r ot the flubost- ~rlr te.
stroyed 10y the breaking up ot the ice la,t wluler
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE II bt-i week u man hy
the name Of Lang ION Couulicd sul,dc IN New
York hy eating lis throat lie bad become
demngrd 10y htQurnt cunmuunss with ur
all justly says
Il i, the melancholy death nfone of Tia, drlud
II chs, Of N iirldlas who have allowed their
min Is 20 be- lc away Ir IN the path II cpmuun
tenae by Ilo mpI,ta q, OF th,s! allh hunOugs,
oialsln' spiritual rappcis.
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Business CARDS.
q. A. ORN.
. BE Cigar Saloon

OTTAWA, ILL.
Ia FEfS constantly ON hand at Wholesale and
IN HctaR. Cigars OF a good quality, such as Re.
gaiIas, CaAadora, Lanormn, Ynra and Cuba, Prn.
cpe', t"griher. with variety Of lump Tobacco
rom Richmond, Virginia, Also good article OF
hn' cut chewing ana smoking Tobacco, together
Mih All assortment ol ane Candy Nuts Figs
Ralslns. &c, Sc. Auu Iii
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Meat Mark et.

i,&s~. Berbez G Duplain
10y HAVE opened a Meat Market on
N''r the south side oi Canal street Lrar
Sanger N Armours block, Ottawa, where the,
VIII constantly keep for sale the CHOICES1
MEiI.S,ai the lowest prices. Oct 9.
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bn,k.rh,, it is said forge and 1,,i every
Jay lG, we think people ,pcak hon itally Of
them.
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FURNITURE

HNIlIi-uhscri' er. beg ,ra>c
To lulom the CigI7rts ci
Z OtnwH ,ud vicinity hat
they have on hand and aIr re
crtymr the bcst assortment O
furniture Hui
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-22

1uE WuArr riintsr-'ihr Boston Pot learn.
that The uunltt ol 'hlp' aud bars. .s,Led N
he whale h,hrry. belonging To- the Uui,ed state.
wa., on the lst of January, 1885 5gg; DR. - 81.
'chountt- ~ aggregate tonnage gOG.S6. The
past wear there la. been nm additun oi 81 ,hp,
and bark. rnl 3 bu:', 10 the Nhalm. business.
aud u dmuu,lun " Q .chrouur.. and an increase
IN the aggregate tonnage Il la2ts toms OF these
so, 'hpN aud bnk- , hris. and ,ch,oncr. ton.
mage loi,005, ATE owned IN Boston aud ~ VI the
former, tonnage '65i?. IN tanhayen.
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An old topper bet Ihat hs eoull when b,udfI'i.
ed, tell each Of several tnis Of liquors. When
brandy, whisky, yin, aud ether drinks v,re pre-
'enisd to him, he pronuuncsi correctly WAT they
were, Al length a. cl pure water va,
gwen linn h. tasted 1t rsu.sd, tssls AIN, aud
ag ain considered, sud shook hs head Al is,l
'aid h" "G'nlenvn. give itUp. lam not u,sd
to that sort VI lqucr'