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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT

lie another part If our column, We have copied an
interesting article under this head from the Rich
mond Enquirer, which W Il be read with attention.
The spirited movemsn'sby the citizens OF Rehmo nd
and LYuchbuts upon the subject Of the New River
Kali Road arc highly eommendsble 10 that portion OF
The sonmcn wealth, and will be attended with the adj
vantage OF bringing that subec, fairly before the pub
lick.
The 6rs bu,nsr' OF the principal Engineer (Col.
CrezsD IL seems, will be TO examine the survey, now
making by Mr. Shaw, OF the Winchester and Psrkers-
burg turnpike, when he will proceed to superntepd in
person survey Of the route for the New River Rail-
way This step towards the CONNIE OF this i'm.
por'ant line OF Improvement, will be received with
much interest by the people of Virginia. Ii will con-
s,ius important and productive link 10 the gres,
scheme OF internal improve men,, which we do no,
despair OF seeing the Common sl,h shortly adopt
hOsnacuy considered, II may, al first view, be dee
&c partial and local in the benefits that will flow from
~ but when regarded ss channel which shall con
duct 10 The meropoo Of he Sae the rich and feriiiz-
ing trade OF East Tennessee, as we'll as that of the
extensive territory within tho state, through which IL
will pass, and in addition tbiS, that IL will be suscep
ble Of connection with the contemplated rail road
from stanton to tie Potomac, by means Of lateral,
way all objections growing out Of sectional or local feel
tngs mus, sutside.
ApPlsu ing we d, the spirited acts which This sub.
jet has elsiIed among the citizens Of the metropolis
we earnestly hope that the workers in good cause
WIN extend their views 10 other and less impor-
the state.
Richmond cen and ought vigorously TO contest the
prize OF commerce with Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New Fok, by atTsc ing 10 bersel, by means Of we'll
constructed lines OF communication, the exbau,tle g
stores OF western productions.
Ihis scheme is her eLimercal nor too vas. 10 be
readily accomplished II is less 90 than msny Of the
woiks which have been undertaken by our SITTER states
without foreign aid, with their resoufcss conduct
cd TO brilliant consluaon.
40 extension Of The Potomac and saunIon road
weswsrd 10 tie OHIO rivera Isil.road from Richmond
70 saun''n and one uniting at some eonvsnent point
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Steam Carriage on Common Roads.

- ctedm CurTt0ge on Common Roads.
IL apPsars by the following article which wo copy
from the London Tiues, tba cam Carriages on Com
mon Roads are in successful operation In England
There can be no doubt, over well constructed Turn
pike, that steam instead Of horse power would be oil
nhLie advantage to the people OF this country and we
teei eonhdent that some one OF our very en,erprziug
sage Propretors will make for ts early
introduction into the u States The pioneer in such an
undertaking would certainly make fortune ait would
De impossible for any ohes individual to compete with
him on well travelled route with the usual IN ans Of
conveyance by horse power. The Immense reduction
In the fare would Of iself set all competition at
nance and the increa,e of travel produced a, ne.
ce"ary consequence, wouh mere than make no for
'h' great difference in the price between old snd
rates.
From fhe London Times.
some OF The advantages TO the public from tho use
OF steam on the turnpike roads already, tegp to show
themselves Previous TO the starting OF The Goa h
between Gloucester aud Chel :enham, the fare wa.
each erson-now the public taken by all the coach
o. al Is per head. On Tuesday morning the scan,-
coach took SO passengers from Chelenhan to Goue.s
ter in 80 minutes.
II the p'oprie,crs OF the common coaches can now
an'rd 10 run Tor one shilling instead OF Jour- the formsr
raes' u 10 pretty commentary upon their eou,ciep.
se', when tbs public in their power But il /,
Prooabio they are now running without prof., and
must in short time retire and yield to the sup.riory
oil steam q oucostsr Is ten miles from Cnei,enh.n
anu as The steau cars travel il in Fifty inu,es the
60 az the rate OF twelve mie, an hour which should
thlnk ought TO be fast enough over a common read TO
sa'i.iy the mo,t snxious. TBolt Car
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Sixteen members w,re yet to be returned for Egg.
land and fl for l. Gland In Norlhamp nshre a con.
test was snll going on Lords Ahorps and Mil on
were the leading candidates.
The Morning Herald of the 18th; says 1--WE I'm.
dersand .hai about 20 900 htltks have been ecen-
~ shipped for Holland and Austria. They are enier-
ed by permission of the Customs, as wrought IRON the
barrels h.bg packed in case, and the locks in ano-
her. The Birmingham gun makers are taking a
very fool advantage OF the great demand for arms
ntead oil saving tomethng for rainy lay, thew re.
tu'e to work more than four days in a week"
"a good deal Of apprehe nson exi1,s Gays the same
er, 'as TO the fate ef Poland We understand that
he Russians are marching down upon the frontiers
10 immense numbers. Is Ssrmatia again TO fall Gun
wrp without crine"' That she may fall is possible
-ba, she will no, fall unwspt. We do no., however
despair oil Poland. She has une quvocay declared for
md ependencs; and have great faith in the
-"fof nation 10 be ffee il is sufficient shat she Wills
it,"
The Stocks Market was a good deal agiiated on the
ihh by unloundsd Tumours respecting The health Of
tue hinR, and reports OF can extensive
Iceland" IL the Age is TO he believed, however, the
Story OF Ireland MT very wide Of the truth That pa
per Ct the l7h, says
cit 10 fact as notorious the sun at noon day,
hat all he stern and south W stern Iisrc,s of the
sister ntdombave been open for the las,
two mon hs-all law has been viola,ed-pubic secu-
ry, ADD personal safety alike outraged-property OF
every description laid waste and desIoyed-the auho-
rites laughed 10 seorn, and openly derded de6sd, re.
listed, aye and dsfeaied-he military aud the police
have been put TO death like dogs in the hghwsyrc-
belion has stalked uncontrolled through the land"
Pipers from Van D.emah's Land to the 20 h of No
vember, had been received in London. very seiious
among the blacks was raging and prepare
lions for their ex'errii nation, il they do not submit
were making by the Governor.
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Audersoo; n. Graham. Claibosrns; D.. Ramsey, Koox,
N o. Iho"ss Brown. Rosn,; De- MeGhee, B;ouu,;
Col Msixssf McMinr; Mi Joseph Galloway, Mon.
roe; CT Hart, Campbell; VIM. S,nnb, E.q RLsa
And in conformity with the fourth resolution tho fol.
chsir -
GENERAL COMMITTEES AT KNOXVILLE.
d.. RAMSEY,
~ ID. ARMSTRONG;,
DE-. JAMES KING.
On motion OF DR. J q. NJ. Ramsey,
hesotced Thst The thank. Of this meeting be present
ed'o Cot Cruger and II. allen E,q. for their lucid
aoie ana eloquent, expSs:ion II The cessy and sd
vsnsees OF south, oule and that they be request
ed 70 FURNISH se.es oil their address for publication
Htso,red nat his mee'iag cen,idsrs the co opua.
uoh OF b> consu us states ess.nia to the success
he co>emplaed improv ,ment and ovid e,fu IL
rec-est the executive Of the State OF Tonne 10
och mt assures In relation to will AIKEN abroad
| corresponding sprit.
o. inoion ol w. Reese, Esq,
RtsotUed, Ths, Dr. J. G NJ. Ramsey be reon,,ted n
procure from the Department OF War, copy Of the re-
port Of the survs aud examination here ofo,o made
'he country between the Savannah AMI Tennessee ri
Vers. -
The meelicg was then adjourned.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Chairman.
| VIM. SWAN, SecTetQrU.
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(From tho Cherokee PhoniI.l

ScUBpERs May rs 1881.
sIh:-Aher the receipt OF tho enclosed letter, ten
days will be allowed you, to of the unset
tied limits Of the State. IL found resdir within H.,
aer the expiration OF that time you will be subject TO
arrest and to such punishment tho Law shall
10 the case OF illegal residence, &c.
Your obj Serve,
j. w. SANFORD
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ton was sdopted tendssog the use Of ths Church end
Session House 10 The General Assembly. The Church
large aud eommodious aud lhs S.s.on House ~ III.
GENTLY Tor tho less numerous branch OF the L.gia
ture; and are, therefore, well adapted tho sitting OF
Ina, body; that ample provisions will be msde for
uT The Raleigh Register s.aes sh., ,ts Ore wa,
generally believed srise from the sarslessness OF
man employed TO assis, ir soldering the Zuc roof
,derabiy gni,ed-a spark from h.h m gh, have isl.
len smong., rome combus:ibis matter between the
| rcoi and ceiling.
THE CAPITOL OF NORTH CAROLINA DE-
SrROYEO BY FIRE!
PErERsBURo juno 2t.-Ws h,vs he en- favored b,
eur Post Master, MIR Shsre with tho following Eatrsc
Of letter received by him yes'erdAy mcrniI T. from
which II appears that hc State -uss OF North Caro-
lima at Raleigh has hren reduced 10 ashe; and every
thing contained within the WALL. the records con
sumed with IL, This is q severe misfortune to eur Sis
ter State and IL ths 10 be lame nted by The Amer
can public gsnera ally. the Capitol OF Nsrh Carolina
at the time OF the accident soneined OF The mos
splendid specimens Of art in the United Ststes-ths
STATUE or WARRINGTON NY CANovA-which, a.
fell in the Of RUNE, and as it's celebrated
is now no more, Is perhaps forever lost 10 the World
RALEIGH. 2lt June, 1881.
DEAR SIR Our once beautiful Capitol, the pride
Of North Carolioa, Is in ruins-This morning about
o'clock, II was discovered to DO on fire, and 10 yer,
'ew mnu' es, the whole roof was i'm hames-S, rapit
was the flames, that all Efforts to the statue oil
Washington proved unavailing We succeeded in saw.
ing the records and part Of the furniture. The hre
IL supposed 70 nave been accidentally communicates
by the persons employed in soldering the nc, which
had been just put en-"
! Eriract Of another iefter-dafed
| RALEIGH, jane 2lt, 1891
" We too have 10 suffer under the dispsusatons oil
Divine Providence, with our sister town Fayetteville
This ming our Ciiz'ns were alarmed by tho cry o.
fire, which proceeded from our Capitol, ard 10 atou
two bous, that splendid building, tho pride Of
and boast Ct our Sae, In ruins-The frs is sup
posed 10 havs been communicated by the negligence
OF the Msshanie who was engaged in making rome
repa'rs on the root OF tho building. The Statue o
Happily for us, The wind set in favorable dire elton
and tho copfi'gra,ou confined to the Capitol al
intel
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ton oil several cantons have risen In arms 10 deman,
reforms -Berne the strong hold of the Sws,Aristocrac,
mas pee" entered oy i2oOO armed peasants, who have
deposed The Government. zurich and Arau ar. also
surrounded by the people in arms What men demand
WIN arms In their hands, must Of COURSE be granted
par"cIrriy IN country where there is standing ar
NY ms revolution, under the very of Prince
Meuernich, must be bitter draught. In case OF war
WIN France, the Berne Arisocracy will no longer have
.ne power to betray their country by connivng at he
violation oil its neutrality by Austria tChron.
~ From tie Messenger des Chaabres, Dec
PARIS, December 3.-Thcre is at this moment great
agitation in Switzerland According the Nouveiiess
Pdudois and the Avisote Cantons and Glaris and Tes
sin have risen in mass and have taken arms Manner.
Gus popular assemblages have met at Zurich lister,
and Weinteden to demand reforms. The old Swiss stan
dard red, green and Yellow is hoisted at many places
pie to liberty. F''
According private letter from Geneva of 26b NJ
vember $4,000 armed peasants have entered Berne and
dePosed the Government Zurich aud Arau are sur.
rounded by the people in arms.
Revolutionary Spirit in iSioitserlani:.
PRIVATE Correspondence from I,us anne of Novo nher
IS At Zurich the Inhabitants of the borders of IN.
Lake nave repaired 10 body to the chief city 10 watch
st.ution of 1914. AZ Arau 400 armed men ., ~.
twenty eight insurgsnt districts entered the ci,v on III
zo.a, and Invested the Town House. The Tree of Lii
eay mas oeen planted in most OF the parishes, and the
people demand the Constitution Of 1898 with reform
The people hearing that the Gov, rnmen, of Arau had
Applied to Berne Tor ASST lance, hastsued their ,g
. a. ucerne IL IS expected that revolution will be
accomplished without resistance. The petitioners ds
MANI an equal representation for all parts of the Can
Ton, and the Government convinced Of the
OF yielding to tbs wishes Of the people.
Bsrne troops ready to march against the peons
VI hrau. TX said however, that the people of EN-.
men'hai nave resolved to enforce their petitions.
wnsen have long been neglected. in powerful body
AZ So'eure the agitation is at its height. The people
OF 'hs Castor do not forget the revolution Of lSl4 aud
are resolved to be Tree, whatever may be the coat,
mere Is dread OF insurrec,ion. The Oil
garcns are all in alarm. The energetic petitions of thu
people cannot be without effect The armed interior.
enee Of bsrne would sssuredy provoke an cton
switzerland has never displayed such desire to form
q iree and enlightened government. In Savoy, also
mere agitation Several Piedmontese ssntineis have
been murdered. ''
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THE I.ADI9NrS

nv
We are informed by he Augusta Chron;c,. n ,h
Let instant, that The * ,r.ss ,,o,, r. n " '''e
1eorgla TO the sheriff of Hall county, atnved At l..
u"snnaiion about an hour previous ;o In. cxscrIio
wiz OF error had BEEN fed in the Suoer,or c.,
ana we believe some process hal been served ON a.
1ner H. VINO had de iocmis'd however probably After
obtaining regal advic@ TO reepe.t IL and he +, al an
wo IL co sequenly have b. en- hing !. il ,bs 49,.
oau not been sent Tn. CErunire d.,is ina, r..
"o' Geen any oispos iln whatever 10 pardon the Ind.
a"' 0oWe uie receipt oil the summor.-'h,t Even
the Indians did object be Justice of the
ou' 10 me jurisdiction under viii, was passed. ana
as proof OF this, the day Of execution severaI IT,
as a''enhen Tor tie pufpose OF tskinq him into the
nauon, and trying and eAecung hun urder he Indin
@ - ~, nc sho"'n happen to be pad ned Ctherwss
SET al liberty The Cbroucls accounts for tie an
the supposon that ''' Wy
period when he Iodi;@ Cody, others arrived in
,o.m Ibb .n,y would OF coue consult Vd VIII, IN
Rb"" hs one OF hslr party 70 Chief Justice Marshall ia
a. 6r@ S u 'sS' Se5' by rail instead Of ben u,u
course was doubtless adopted only one ssbe II
Of s S % sueh pspe, ere served thai necessary revrn
ne made n De present instance incorrect The SreesusS @
hand Mt To- ' Goseao S M who
me chronicle sl.o furnishes with another seen
IN the drama Of Indian Relations:
M 90 Monday sd the 27th n, Ross, the pre,ide,, Of
went into the Executive M,edr,yI. ana
~" we vsIht some process from the Supreme Cou in
a Of the 1rdeoO Of Gser.ia v odisn bu,
Ing abruptly into the Nice and retiring qut ky wtSo.
him. TrdsT W. y [f,p some rIoee'. quite abruptly OF
d'9 Gov rnnsn-rhi make pen,I oGenes nnr;hh, "a.
Jn years confinement 10 The Penitsnsy rei,e any s1tbo,
"hsL,Yef under the sanction Of that royenn,n ~ "orV
ihs 10 very unpleasant aud enhartassino s,s,a
thisgs-We sincer ly wish il could be termins,ad b.
the Voluttiry emigration Of the Indans such ma.
sure - desirable, account of The State NJ Gsnr,
on account the United States and on account of In,
Indiaas themselves We shall wait the progress nj
vents with no little sDliciIude Ia In mean i'm. az
i.howng paragraph from tie Na.hvills r. pnbIicsn -
zoe 20 W. o1-rs another hope Of a copchs'orv adj
jusmeBt Of tn difficulty: w au
l',n from highly respectable ,osree f,t TIRE. Of N
onkee Chiefs or Head Men, hsye gone 10 The Cv of VIZ
tn 10 confer with The on fae ga iset If ,b.; gu
'eh suu'un ~ they shall be unable effect noe Js.fb
we UNDERLINED, that the5 authorized saw 10 m
se"fn,i that The Cbsftkces
h'Vins Tor its object their beyonh
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THURSDAY. January 6


message was received from the Senat. s,,,;,u
mat they had passed bill concerning Samuel KS
cads administrator, with certain amendments. which
were agreed to WHICH
ELECTION OF TREASURER
On motion OF MIR. Miller of Powha,an the uou.o
proceeded, according to joint order to the election Of y
treasurer oil this Commonwealth for one wear
Mr. Miller Of Powhatsn nominated IaUson p.co,
he present Treasurer, who he believed had given a,
'scMon to every individual in the Commonwealth
no other person being nominated, Mr. Miller was an
Pyn'eu 70 announce the subject to the Senate Crop
wuch message was received stating that ,bev IA
LA 10 ADDITION TO the nomination of the House Tb
.o vas called, and 1O5 votes given for Mr. B,,foo,
ons",;" az SSonIuuncaed to the Senate by COMMITTEES
T Ia, Of hessrs Miller Of Powhatan IeItyich
paws, seymour, Jones, Clay Leland and A.ra'
~ message was received from the Senate sat;n o., -,
~ voIes mao oeen given in that body for Mr. Rto",
making the joint vote 1856. wi "'' Durioot'
ELECTION OF AUDITop
On motion Of Mr.. Wcher the Hone .,,
me election OF an Auditor Of Accounts T 20
Heath being nominated by MIR. witcber coOs.n os r.
ton was had with the Senate, and the ClerL auI ca
roh-l2O votes were given for MIR. Heath vb'I .le
communicated to The Senate by committee ,ghint 20.
turned with message from that BODY Stain, ~, %
votes had been given for Mr.. HealhEmaking ,b ii 90
vote 146. "e JOINT
ELECTION or SECOND AUDITOR
On motion Of Mr.. Rves OF Prince George Inc uo,,,o
proceeded TO th" election z a Second Audor--Mr,
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customer Of yours from the establishment your h
one whose heurt sick death' OF pn,
onea you as special avo publish your paper as soon
possible, the address of Mr. w. H. Williams cr, ~ s
York, before the young mems Bible Society Of t
ieod Politicians possibly, may pleased thai r sbd ~
up rs much OF your paper TO address sueh
would agree 20 o,1l an possess f very large majority Of Won
etn o rot thank you sincerely foy giving
uon uoa' ~ Woud DC such as would enjoy In SalLn
geSn pastures and folds fragrant with flowers ssS
e .enposts OF stormy ocean. This address Won 10;
X AN no oi Extracts from tho last year published BY m
, pD'e society. and although PERSONS familiar via
Ef'Iacts might hardly expect find them any thing
interesting TO those who occupied chiefly with a.
i s o. 'ao present life viii TO affirm that no esd
anu Iehecuug man either Wi or c0et religion will
on ~ tho praise Of az excellent composition and more
over OF ono that treats Of subjects in the highest degree
Jog even to men who look not tho breadth Of
beyond tho present state Of their existence person or
addresses you az utter stranger 20 tho Author the ave
TONED eloquent and foobe appeal and has no Other ooso
lhan common ono N requesting TO publish Tie homes e
mado since he becaf0e m.,,, ne ne
Or We would cheerf,Ito dill. - ~ oO poChtbbh'
10 fn"ncauon OF tho Address, wo were not loyail
@ e DsDates OF tho Legislature, the Proceedings or Cor
~, s we deuge Of Foreign News 10 speak Of ne ems,
y, we ddy original communications, sc. We Vyi
NV y, ns request Ne the mean time We Ia
w Of such treat 'Ffuy !" Pa'st
V ms h'ys long sod strong Hspy our frisrd Bsrekia
es hom The "Pyaehqi Man, We bavs No roo ,r !, 49,
otnnS-bui shall icy before tssders on To ,d,y IN poh
a fha fsfr4
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NorE.-We have been obliged to confine ,be c,osn,,
DEBATES on The CulpePer Election to very brief sketches
OF the several speeches. o''es
rRRATA-Ihe idea expressed By Mr. Gibson ro
ave 10 lo'er'es, was the reverse OF that reported in
our hrst page Our Reporter heard him but ndislinc,y
from ,he place in which he stood. At the 9th line
rom me bottom oil the speech, " He knew pothino
in relation TO them" Sc read He Lnew, III ot"iue
.a'oh 70 me Evidence Of them In the 9th line from
he Douc'n, Tor not noticed in time' read-tbe oh
Jechons were not properly specified WV w
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fEsrERDAY-A Message was received from IN.
Senate 'nior ming that they had passed bill nhori
ing me erection of dam on Plgg River-to inrorno.
rS.e me Norfolk Aqu@duct Compa y-au ino
which were agreed to. ~ "e"'s'
Bryce presented he petition of individuals resid
Ing on James River-rela,ive TO Groceries
90 motion Of MIR GiImsr Iss oo~;s -, :,
o, the G!vernoT, relative to Military Bounty Lands
me ehgrossed oI's-c1ucern'ng bonds o, snneal
wr'sot error and supersedeas- concerning WIN d vic
ana Eumuhd McGHni and ettaNii.hing sepataIe 81
| aud passed. ' WI " ''he
On motion OF Mr. Lucas the eDsros.ed bill author
izing two separate elections in the county of ;eg.
" as taken up and read third time
vt Un the passage of The bill debate occurred in
Wien hessrs Lucas, Leigh, Wilson and Gallaher
TOOK part, after which, the bill passed "''
Iheremainder of the day spent in DISCUSSING ,he
iePorl Oh the Committee of Courts of Justice on the
me eXPedlency OF changing the tenure of Office ~
TlerkF OF Courts, in which Messrs Gholson, Knoy
l.engn, Morris Maxwell and Gilmer participated. No
qae II was taken when, on motion of Mr. Williams
oil Harrison, the House adjourned " '"'i'
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~ We havr long strong Hspiy 4, oil, f,rd u,..L
We ob he 'Pyaeisai Mani We have NO room Tor ,s
"nnS but ss icy before rssders on To ,Jsy IN po.,hi
X gutter rh'eh Ngs. " =" ~
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DIR. W. JUDKlNS'
Patent Specific Ointment.
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
UILLIA4M ST.4BLER, .Agent, .4lerapse

TENHE above Ointment Is recommended to the ,u,r-
as safe and certain remedy for those obsn,.
diseases. some of which have SO long bsfel The .s5
of medical science: VIZ sS'I
LIST White sweiIings Of every description;
81 Sore legs and ulcers of long standing:
Sd Schirrus or glandulai tuners, par,cul,rIy Ill.,.
hardened tumors in women's breasts which of ,Us
terminate in ulce,ated cancers; SONNY
4th Felons; or what some people know BY ,hep,n,
Of catarrhs, of every description "'"e
Ssh Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
6'h Sprains aud bruises Of every description, O. :,
Whatever part situate; "
5th letters of all kinds. " this cor,n,s;,. H..
ticnt in applying the ointment, nrs, Keen ,,c p.
opi Of water; f'
Sl!. CnIhlains crp srts affected BY fros'.
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NiNes

vFSHE Subscriber has on hand collection Of wines,
l. Consisting of
Champaign, First quslty, $40 per doz. or $50 per
bottle,
DO. l IS per bottle, or sI4 per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White IS per gal. or
per bottle.
Juice Of Grape, So per dozen, orS7I cts per bottle
London Particular Nadeira, 80 per dog. 81 cts per
bottle
Old Port &C. or 6)cts per bottle. Madeira. IS doz'5o
cts. per bottle
French Madeira, 81 per gal. 40 cts per bottle.
Sweet Malaga dol per gal. aerdock OF 1871. 70
per doz. so cts per bottle.
Vindegreve S. per doz. so cts per bottle.
Claret, 50 so per dog IS per bottle.
Cordials of all kinds, Rose water, 81 so per gal
Mint water 81 so per gal. White wine vinegar
Claret and cider vinegar. suitable for picking.
.flso on Hand
A supply Of Brown Stout, London Porter. Ale and
Beer, first quality, suitable Cor families or seaar'ng
Captains delivered in any part of the town Farmers
can be supplied at the shortest notice, by Calling az
the subscribers, on Royal Street, between King and
Prince Streets. :,
rs. Families and Others can be supplied with
Corks Of all sizes. &c.
Also Diving aad Securing as heretofore.
m.p18 P.J SALVETAT.