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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19

~ 1osai s5aM ocCuPton1 g l}s"4 assEs2 sHe2 a044,
BY the above statement II will be perceived
that the working mems interest hss not q angie
representative; and yet il is frequently ssssrssd
BY EnRiishmen that the House Of Gonmons % 4
democratic body. correspondent 70 eur Ezsnss 81
Representativessaud, like the latter, composst6k
representatives q all classes Of the people.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19

The present British House Of Commons 10 ces.
stituted as follows; a.s. ,etr s6 h,sv brfte
The relations Of British Peers possss iOy
The relations of Irish Peers ,l'' 81 ,i''2 TO
Country gentlemen, $50 sGt esj Ys6s
Men Of letters and science, }.ssi ira ,a ;sts no
The army and navy, 4 h,s,.,,,r. - ss,,..,. % /,
The commercial and moneyed intsfsst ], ivs
Lswyers '"#%fa a4 f3A.Ha aa si@ iO7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19

CoHxEcr1cuT ErEcTroE.-Thc full returns OF
the election in Connecticut show the following
result for Governor:
Ingham, (Dem.) v 2S'2lo
Dutton, (Whig) ..... .. lS'oa'
Hooker, IF. s. ... 2,572
Chapman, (Temp) lo'57o
Last year, Seymour Dem.) received so,sl4-
2,5ss more votes than Ingham received this year
--all others ae,606--s,o7s less than this year.
II 10 evident that the temperance question, and
not the Nebraska bill as has been claimed, is the
cause Of Ingham's defeat The Senate stands,
II ofall sorts to Democrats. House, from l26
to la2, of all sorts, to S5 10 100 Democrats.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19

or At the municipal election 10 Portland. Me-.
Neal Daw, the author Of the Maine Law. and the
Tsmpsranss candidate for Msyor sfthst city. IVES
asissssa b sigisy-four vusss.; ~ s45.assA
Hsssrn ~, asz e5 FaEs xttlsgst ao1a " Ete1. b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
COMMENCEMENT EEEK AT MIDISON
UNIVERSITY.
u The v. Y Tribune.

COrrespondence u me " 4 lrbune
HAMILTON. Tuesday, Aug. II, lojI.
Hamilton is one of the prettiest villages which the
Empire State boast of. The hospitality OF ITS
people is known by hundreds of grateful recipients
yearly It's park reflects great credit on the early
settlers and adds everything to its beauty; It's wide
plank walks extending in every direction, and reach
ing TO University Ill., are Injuries enjoyed and APP
preciated by every pedestrian. The University the
people regard their own, and they have right So
10 do for years since by their subscriptions aud their
unring efforts they preyentt It's removal On Sunday
evening the exercises of the week opened with ad
dress before the Society for Inquiry by the Rev. VIM.
Dean, returned missionary from China, in v hch the
character customs and future prospects OF the Chi
Dese were ably treated to the evident satisfaction OF
the large audience in attendance
During Monday forenoon the examination of the
Theological classes took place. the young men acqult
ting themselves in very credable and orthodox man
ner The Education and University Boards assembled
respectively al and T. NJ, but their proceedings
not public understand that the financial condition
Of the University is sufficiently prosperous. Gu Mon
day evening We had an Grafton before the Literary so
ceties, BY J. c. Lord u. d., of Buffalo, and poem
BY Augustine II. Dugane, Esq, of New-fOrk, IN the
chapel of the University The subject adopted by Dr.
Lord was The Romance of History fOrcibly Illus
tratng and exhibiting thorough knowledge of history
and historians both ancient aud modern. He dwelt
largely on the different epochs which have marked the
worlds history from the creation to the present time
Altogether it was-uneXpectedly to most OF those pres
ebt-a remarkably well composed Grafton. The poem
received as il deserved the admiration of every one
the subject-"The Dignity OF LabOr'-belng one sell
dom treated OF by popular orators or poets. Mr.
nugane exhibited much originality Of thought and his
efforts ~ secure to the sons of toll the respect which is
Justly due them proved eminently successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

DEsIETCTWE FIRE N GUiLDEELAsD-t 70 rEES II "
DRIED CORDS WoOD DEsTEOYED.-A destructive IRE
raging al last night in the town Of tiuderand Al
bspv COUNTY consuming some fifteen hundred cords Of
pine wood For the purpose Of clearing some new land
quantity Of brusbvoOd set on IRE on the farm be-
longing 70 tx-Sherf Bai;erlGn The FIRE was closely
waehed until yesterday. when Il was supposed that no
harm cosld from IT, but still burning The yio.
lent gale which sprang Up about yesterday reknded
tie burug COTS whieh set IRE 200 cords OF
wood belonging 70 Mr. Elias Deme.t on the adjoining
farm Mr. Wendell b. nder. In short time II was al
~ IL h blaze and extended to some 100 cords belong
ing nessrs Peacock & Bancroft. which vas piled on
IL fern adjoining belonging 70 Mr.. Vedder. The pro-
cress 4 the flames rapid and tie heat - intense
that al efforts 10 check s progress were ulYang Our
informant left AZ early hour this morning when The nre
was si.l burning The pIrs Of wood occupied about
twenty ecles Of land and when o e tbs entire plot OF
ground covered with Goals q fire from thfe - i1ur
i,,s IT. hight IL awful art alarming sehi The
los D. .lur $4,000 t1 $50. Pr D-- % nsnrel lD-
- eco ard L vs. reported fna- Noe. P-aa" s. 30
eIcf; Vere Let insured. Albany EYs. jo1rnl. 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
RECENT FIRE $.

BuRSISc OF IKE CoTroS FacroRY AT LEBANON,
TEssThe Lebanon Herald of the 3D. in its notice OF the
FIRE at that place Sunday gives some additional par
ticulars
"The loss sustained by the community cannot be easily
estimated. Our citizens entirely dependent upon
the mills connected with the estsblshsen for nearly all
the meal and -four they consumed Nor will the citizens
Of Lebanon and Wilson County suffer alone. The cit
zens Of the surrounding counties were dependent Ia a
great measure especially in dry weather upon the
mills nearly ali their grinding The oss sustained by
the company Is between $50 900 and s720Oo. As this
borne by great many stockhSders the loss to
each will not be very great. Judge K l.. Csrahers
Of this place was the largest stakeholder, his stock
amounting to sll 600; Gov Jones the next bis stock be-
ing $4,000 Morgan Co. the third largest, their stock
being about 60 Ooo There good many other stock
holders, whose stock in the Establishment ranged from
$500 to $1,000. There about POO operatives in the
factory the most Of whom entirely dependent upon
their labor for livelihood. Many widows and orphans
are eft without homes and the necesssries Of life The
citizens Of Lebanon however, with that generous phan
thropy that has characterized them went 10 work
and raised about $780, which has been distributed among
them. The Mssons and Odd Fellows, too, with Their
Characteristic beality subscribed 500 each making In
all about $500. 4, nv
The dwelling Of John Fisher near Bradford {. w., wa
consumed by fire on the It'll
FIRE AT WIycHssrER, kT.-On Sunday night hre
49, on, IN ,be livery stable Of Messrs. Martin Curry
In Winchester Nv. The flames spread rapidly consuming
he rev Methodist church, blacksnh shop and paint
- E;ve horses belonging t. Robinson e. EIdreds
- and menagerie burned b. death three OF them
rsble performing bOrses Loss eel. mated at from o. 600
20 COO Robinson Eldreds loss will exceed 90 900.
The FIRE supposed havebeenth the work Of ncendary
IcE HousE BURNT.-0n Tuesday, q large ice house,
belonging Mr. Josiah Coolidge at Fresh Pond,
COO and Insured sI at the Cambridge Mutual
Office 100 tuns Of ice, valued at about $500, were
melied-the property Of Messs. Russell, Harrington *
Co No insurance.
large barn the old Bavington farm the Wbeat
SheGf Tavern, tie Buseton pike Bucks County "a,
burnt the 9Th INST, together with oil the crop.
Ttere wss no insurance. The fire Is ssAsss' !" oe iHs
work Of an inesndiAry. e.
AZ Providence r. T. on the 18th, two 6~c71gs Two
Insurance s2,OgO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

make. him 80 hsbtually vrathfu with everything Prot
esant that the voice s smGsingy suitable to the theme.
he chiefly selects He one OF the few smart agents Of
the Priests and hs psrverse o-sory which hrts noboy
bat himself and the Roman Catholic interests V Away
relief from the average duress OF the house
40 WIT ~ THE HOUSE.
We have frequently hearc i asked ~reileE ,hef- =
much wit IN the Hous and have never knc any var
alton in the reply Very seldom. indeed. - a Sooa
thing said within these walls. let the House OF Con
mons Ddugent audience where likes the speaker
but i here elsewhere the most senie anecdce exc
oraby told will be endured from fsvoTie, while an IN
known man viii receive groan II return for an epsra
The last deliberately conceived neat thing within our
recollection said by the late Mr. shell, VINO, ecmp
mening noble lord who active in the cause OF
Christian civilization. said that he had made Humaay
one - Shafsbuy- Characferi-cs. One est deiig aus
The House very much; nSeed, il never fails and mus
have been beard good many thousand times. II Il
when Speaker coniuses the name OF the me noer -
whom he refers with thar Of the place for which inst gem
,ensn sits. Accidentally saeh things are by iesSn,
LIT a senator speak OF the noble lord the member ir
Palmerson, the honorable baronet the member for
Wordsworth and the House goes on into roar IL Is
safe point Ike Mr. Hsrica.es anecdots 9f Old Grouse
in the eun-rocrl: Your worship 70; tel tha, story
if We not 20 laugh; cant help laughing at That
we have laughed al il these twenty year,. Among the
smaller recreaous Of the House is the raag terrible
CIV when member 20 parliamentary manners acct
dentslly walks between the Speaker and the member
Speaking This uBpardonable violation Of etiquette
brings from al sides the most indignant exc4mstpas.
The puzzled look Of the criminal he sits down that
what hGrs cone is part OF the sport and we almost
Tear that ty Pub >llg nc
The House Of ore Of is innocent diversions.
Tie Ed,aJargl Rsrier for July is chiefly occupied with
political papers. An article on Teato'alism TO use
tie photography OF the Rerer-dscusses the temperance
question with cautious leaning toward the pin 'pes Of
tie Maine Liquor Law Til, is extraordinary progress Tor
Scotch Reviewer, with whom the love Of good liquor
is usually second nature. The paper on " European
Emigration to tie United States embodios many waltz
able statistical details drawn chiefly from American
new edition Of Tie GLORY IF CHRIS, b. GARDiSER
SPRING, Is issued by ". ". Dodd
Comes' Postee Philosophy, translated by HARRIET
MARrISr,U will be published early in September by c.
Blanchard No - Nassaust., in vo svo large type
and satin paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, JULY.

The American edition of the Quarterly Is issued by
Scott 4 Co.. containing several articles OF more than
usual Interest Among other subjects discussed IN ts
number. are Milmans Latin Christianity, The Drama,
omen Elizabeth and her favorites and the House Of
Commons The last named article furnishes description
n tho interior of the House with sketches OF some OF the
most celebrated speakers. We copy few OF The most
striking passages;
LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Rrti,is now late and the Leader Of the Commons
,cirg tonud aud satisfying hsnstn thai nobody else
80 -. sreA whom tue house wants 10 heag, toucaes ms
80 Io.t JOHN r.. ~, say lie sPease-. IAere = .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
Mr.. COBpEN.

Mr. Golden has a down look and manner "hicn y
neither masculine nor polished lie hammers az az Win
narrow nigru- action Of the forearm and hls arsu-
mens pGItake OF ibe same small bus connnuols cnAra
ter iii az he close you ind thai despite yolr dislike ~
being jolted onward in such fashion h La- prov h
case nom bis premises
Mr. Lucas. TIE CATHOLIC.
TIE ultra. ron-aue champion, M. Llcls ha- 1-ss-
ersesble vinegar voice tu. he taste fer -1lefsuuou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

4 new edition Of Tie Glory Of Chris, b. GARDINER
SPRING Is issued by ". W. Dodd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18


Jv0ENDs AND RECORDS, CHIEFLY HISTORICAL BY
CHARLEs q. TAYLIR. limo W Sli stAnio'd s"ofdH .
Mr. Tsvler is an unpreiending, but highly popular rei
cous writer of the English Church His works, which
are vouminous have mostly been reprinted In this coun
trv and have been received with general favor by the pub
lie The volume now issued consists of collection OF
NOUS legends which the author has dressed up In an al
actve shape blending the facts of history with the charms
OF aginaton.
LECTURES or TIE PROGRESS OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
limo. Do s6S A S. Barnes a Co.
collection Of dscourses delivered before the Society OF
Arts Manufactures and Commerce, occasion of 'ae Ex
hbi,ion in the London Crystal Palace. They embrace
great variety of topics which treated, almost without
execution with marked ability. The Lecturers are among
the mos; scientific men OF England, including Whewei,
Dc Ia Beche Owen, Lyon PlayfaI and several others
Tur AMERICAN COTTAGE BUILDER By JOIN BULLOCK
emo pp $50. StIingeT Townsend.
series Of designs plans, and specifications, ase here
nresened for homes for the people, including edhees
from dollar cottage to awenty ave thousand
dollar pslace The volume is filed with valuable arch-
octra information and instructive suggestions in regard
TO the increase OF household economy, comfort and eie
gance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

Comtes' Pos,t.ce Philosophy translated by HARRIET
MARrISYaU Will be published early in September by c.
Blanchard No - Nassau.st. in vol, large type
and satin paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

We publish below extract from letter Of an emil
grant crossing the Plains directed gentleman in this
city:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
NEW YORK ADvERTIsEnENTs.
~ w. n hp"SALDs 'D'sSTisrsG HorsE iO2 NASSAU ST. r. r.
"LANk foeT,4ak n3Sks, 81 PAPEE, STATIONERY,
RICH d LOJTTRET.


G1 William street, (y,,c y,,E SuvN
kIEst VIII consult their Interest. examining sur %,
tsns's stock, which offer LOWEST PossiRI
account Book Factory ots made to p,,,-rn. p,v,a
hard suitable for JrsSe ,.e ,,Es scst
9SzM S %S sSE1E 's'f; sf'f.if; faa5s e. the
IlssUE DRAWING. WHITING, CoLoRRD, 1e. ''' rArhAs'
eStip. &c assortment Enveopss Card. Ints oLi Per n
Dinrie. for 1851 Tim Work rool,, rara or N. H.
Tor the Counting House. ~ ' ""'A'
LOB rr,rn1ing of cheap Cards, Heads. Labels Cheeks.
t . p .seS.":. ana be. aepd
81 The Tcads, Connty Merchant. and D.aL,. .,,D,iy q,
io'o prizes, ia quantities % BEIER.S PIe' "'
S ORDERS ny MAIL, executed with promptne..
RIcii fOuTREL
iG5-Sn-tNl Importing ana NJHIkictlriag so,sons,,.
GNhtDkltT q JOiiNsO,, N .TOHY ST NEW y0Br-
COT OF French and English Staple Toilet, Fancy
Constantly on hand, LUBNs PERPUMERY Ac all article. ,
Fine Prrfumsryi Gaudeiet johnson "a John s,,o., ~
so1 depot In the United State, BGAsT CHAR
Drawing Paper and Lthogra aphe Materials G,pde,, Jh
- John street. New York Agent. for LAMERciER Of pa
Religious Fngravng, Gaudee Johnson g John Stree.
New York Depot Of JULES BAssET paris. Rsisios En-
French Patented Medieines Gaudet johnson a. John 8,
York Depot of g. BLoNDS Agert the following French
odoa,ine and Elixir Peieter Eau De TOT, Rer,r, cb.ui,
fidaton LAbarrAque's Yuid P.coral Past. Val
ts ferrusinous Pills Capsules De Mohes m
ohlde and LoEenge Dr. Beloc. Charcoal wIer Harr.si
Tannate Of onnine Dr. CeItAns Ether Dop, geInans, p.
ei Ses ietae Of Iron Capsules Raqnin Iabeonye Ds
syrup J. j. Ptionne's Iodine OIL Benzne and
,sD ber Almond Essence (for
ipspasue Paper bttter P Forios Cells ld Sail. Ib,Sn.,
"psl "tp,sS2lin Se Naie' q '"e') ROB LAPFEc1EUR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

COCO shares FTs 1,O6lTsO eco ster
(2 Gorins being equal to t5D
The twelfth dividend will addition
horins p consequently share may abou, ass 500
si6,IO0 sterling ~
This distribution established 1Isa best,
est and safest investment There 40 shares which
$3.50 vi" receive the above large dividends every
w be distinctly marked In the official list copy which
forwarded to each shareholder.
sHIRTs.
One whole share, eO share s5 onequarter share
fi 10.
shares:
,Ss sSaae' S5 CAS- 20 I" sssge'Gr 30 c,o
2OA do. do do
shares and propHctuscs be Of
are now specially appointed for the sale of
toen countries and have given security sufficient fulfil
engagement toward the shareholders.
kmitanees can be made in American bank notes t5 equal
TO ~ sterling bank notes, bills Europe.
The amoGnts will be paid through an eslabnshrd bank
IA. SCFwARZSCIILD SONS,
BANKERS and Appointed Government Inspectors
frankforto the.NAn.
Apply, without delay TO Messrs AsCHWARZSCHGLD SONS
BANKERS the Main; those preier
eir letters and rcmittances to Metrs gCHwARLsCiLD
Co. No 20 Lombard St. London where banking business will
be transacted, having houses in every In Europe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
nR JOHNSTON.
II BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL.
Where may b- obtained the mo-f .p~edy Rrr.dx e.
SEIRET DLSKdSES'

~ BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL,
s SSRI sst11ss '1s 6ISsy ne ssssy Remedy
ne o. ss sn :,
those Peculiar Disorder, arising Isr er
der: Marriage Impossible both BODY and
YOUNG MEN,
hab, which .ssey an una. aa
and Srn % .So Ss y1Ins Of The most
ming Senate. with he oquehee -aisd to
Of physical ueainess should immediately
ru OFFICE NO sSTfm S5 TITESsFeS SH9Sxn1ox s1r.r,
PARTICULAR observing ,Ee NAME and SGMbHR or sau u.
'0nE "4hn1SgSa tR5E 5 45 Ss 4Ro Me S4fsE 81 MADE
% very eI,:n,ss Gs1s :" his srs
he Ia the 'nly proper Phy,iei,G a,, :, agP!y to.
Maber of the College Surgeons: London graduate from
part o lie sesn mt IN shsed hs and % @
sSS S, ra, and eGeed
nsns 10 ,se car, and head when
ba,hns attended Of mind we're
e'''' immediately .c.,,,,n n,.
, h is m and nprnien votary Of pleasure finds he
that sense Of shame, discovery him
alone b.irend him. delaying m o mi.
diseased no.s m such a;
seh deafness, nodes on the shin bones 5ioeh
pdy li at last the palate ~ ,br o,b N s a
tl death rp nsre 80 III s,nn oee'
by sending him to ha, bosrne yrom m m %
eerej and from ss erssnIH nts pre-
horriI dseas. @ 70 , .s victim OF this
mi, eadfai eoupl owing the unsEfanes. Of rnean,
The constitution, unfortunate s TO an uu
~ AaeesI"n. s one ,s%s Of ihs iiadssa, 81 is a.'tF'
And diseases the existence Of which is generally p.re.ptb. NV
Barrsnness Of ,he br s G the system
TaLe Particular N.,,.c
Who have Injured tems.Iyes sy .,, T.,
paRion m SS habit Ggsny learned from evil com
when asleep not cured render. maraTr @
darnc OF III, paTcn;. ne nope o. his country and The
Of Nature ndugng in certain secret habit such
MARRIAGE
reg c, that sound mind nd bosx ,,.,h. o -
asss
The manehoy reaeesiOn a me hsptnIs s, ss
Constitutions al DehiIty
Dr. Addresses young have injured themselves
These are some Of the sad and melancholy produced By
p haots oi youth vs Weakness OF the Back Limbs
rams IN the Head Dnness OF Sight Loss
o. the Hart py'pepsia Nervous rritaby
o. 'e Functions General Debility Symptoms Of
The fearful Effects on the mind 70 h. s.s, ,
Memory Confusion o jeaS Dsnrr.xn 80 9 os
dings Aversion to society sef Dis,rus; Love o ,s &
persons Of ali asss ea rh. the
Of declining health Losing their viror beomnr wy n
cough :as @ d fsS sss.sPs5 The
Who have % = o. Youths been made
Of those .rTise sish No hsaIh ,rSm The devAs'aOns
NESS ''A '''' A'io " "hAA'
By this Remedy weakne.. of the organ, are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
WpINFopD q ponTElt Cabinet Makers, ". Y Como

VRINFORD d POTTER, Cabinet Makers, ". y Corner
HO franklin and Thirteenth Streets have
full and complete Of the
their manufacture and other TO which they would call
tention Of persons In need.
Their and thorough acquaintance with Cabinet Making
Furnishing Buslns affords them which
possessed in superior degree BY in Richmond Their
workmen experienced their
and most approved and all the essentials complete
shent they stand unryaed They confidently challenge
parison Of their South
that those who quest Furniture,
advantaReOf comparison their with
Hahments In Richmond or other cltics.
New Of trade
up between Rehmqnd and the INTERIOR hitherto
unknown TO Rchmond being within reach
would take occasion In advance those
nuaned with the advantages 10 trade which Richmond
least In the Furnishing line, better bargains
a where thpn BINPORD a PORTyR,g
neg tb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
,,,,. WohLn,, FAIR PREMIUMS
d III unN

"-I, "Nf- HEDALS have just been
- AWARDED 10 The very elegant and fuperfJr Gz3-BxEU
PIANO YORTEs EY&fbH
Exhibited by the Subscribers AT the C,v.r, ID, VI
LACK In making the above they woulS
opportunity 20 return their thanks their "a, friend. r
h extensive and liberal Patronage extended to them
ASSURE hen at no pains shall he par sustain the
srhs reputation already alned the
IA aeaand Tor their Instruments, they large
70 elr manufacturing facilities they trust will .nasi-
them In future TO promptly every demand Buy.r. fom
ahroad, whether dealers others 4 ey,ynn. 90
sP'ehdtd asso iinent bef re purchasing elsewhere.
GROSEsTEES TRCSLow SO Broadwav nv
- adjoining st. Siehtlas IioteD
their Pianos 1--WE years ce,sion. ,e;-.iSrn III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT.

mon W. rDosLDs ADVERTISING lO2 ST. . T.
vSEMOvAL AND DCIIANGE-IHkESSE AND AT.
ps. ,.Rf,. JRAoTlrE SIo0k,,MoRRls L. HALLowELL co
entrances No Ia Market and No. 81 Fourth street are
opening Tor the Spring trade assortment OF
SILK AND FANCY GOODS
That for extent and variety will supa offered
mat Market Entering into their which q
. ONE OF TIE LARGEST IN AMERtCA
-t business OF an unusual and In
largely to IT, especially with buy FOR
have UNlfoRM PRlcks they will he compelled sell at much
given. ~ - $1,000 "''
Under ther Cash md short Credit system the
2 -. large prohts, does not exist and selling
PSRf SMALL ADVANCE on THE FOREIGN COST
upon the following terms: - 80 - o~'' "'''
UAs BUYERS will receive ptr cent N tb.
money be paid In funds days from the date Of bin
day II I. received. " ~ 1850 VI '"s
be given u desired. % " '' "''
where money remed maturity discount n.
the rate OF TWELVE PER CENT. per be allowed
rhey ASK from merchants visiting the
an examination OF their stock b,ing
convinced that for their large that
are absolutely essential to these who give
". L. H>Lis0wELL, Wv LITTLE
JAMES TRAQUAlR, r w SWEENEY
J. l.. HkLLOwELL, T. r. IIIJTCuiSsoN
Ia1n -0p,G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

NJuriCE-ayng sold my interest In the concern o
~ hAOEh WINSTON 10 JOS p. WINSTON, auiho
ri1ed 10 use the Of the
the be paid him. and ali debts due by T must be
presented 10 him for collection. A. n MACE
Richmond November 9Th, 1853.
A. will be seen BY Mr. wINsToS5 advertisement annexed he
continue the
the old stand Of MACE WINSTON and eordjalIv ,sro
him the patronage Of the old customers the houte
no24 NJ m Stcv