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&c Rough and Ready, Line.

THE subscriber Is now running his omnibus Rough
! and Ready" to and from the Alexandria steamboat and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue for the low fare Of TWELVE
HALF GENTS and hopes the patronage Of the
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf
the arrival the boats and will down passengers any
point they may desire, or Pennsylvania, between
fulers Hotel and the Captc and will leave the southwest
corner Of the and 9th street. Composite Coemans
ei2 and l0l.2, M and 1912, 21.2 and Ala, M, to
convey passengers 10 the boat ]. w. ELLIOTT.
NBPassengers for the Mail can take the Omnibus
at sl2, m, and will be called for at Coiemsns and
Browns oct l2-dly'
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

TIME usual place OF attraction Tor ENGHA VINO AM
IL COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re-
moved to 4 18th street, first door from Pa. avs,
where the subscriber would be glad to have Members Of
Congress- VISITORS residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the best manner and at the shortest nofce
Numerous specimens to be at his office, and the best
reference given II required
l3--3aw2In' JOHN CULbUM.
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, sc.

General Agcncy nt Wnshin8ton,U.C 2.
"a Paddle Justice Of the Peace &c respectfully informs N
Y the Volunteers and the United States Regulars, and In
M the representatives OF the deceased Soldiers that he M
prepared undertake the settlement Of their Chains with
the Departments Washington He will procure Bounty,
due Widows and Orphans Of the deceased Soldiers
Arrearages of pay for services rendered. Mileage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government
that may confded to his management will be speedily
attended to.
His terms are moderate
He can consulted at any time between the hours Of
O'Clock, and o'clock, p M at his ofce on Fifeenh
street, opposite the Treasury Department.
oct S-2md dec6
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WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

-CJTHtT " 7cHlIsyzpdItH HU1HHs u1u SIfW S1Fecz,
RAND s. WILLIAMS, PrOprietOrs.
THIS Establishment has been fitted up and furnished
without regard TO EXPENSE in order to excel any thing
Of the kind conducted In Washington The proprie.
determined to keep up their establishment In the
style OF the unsurpassed in any respect
With respects to friends and the public at large invit
ing their patronage, have only 10 say in conclusion
call. (Inell.l oct 3Of
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NEW N ESTABLISHMENT.
M. GAssAwAY n G. SPENCE,
HAVING. associated themselves together under tho
GASsAWAY & SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESs, in ali Its various branches, would
therefore most respectfully inform the citizens Of this me:
tropos that they have laid In superior stock Of French
and American CALF SKINS with the very bet quality o.
Spanish and English BEND SOLE LEATHER, with
general assortment Of other materials which man
sacture into genemena dress and other BOOTS In the
yery latest French and American styles Also materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT Being
satisfied that their experience in the practical opera
tons Of their business give them decided advantage
over most II not ALL who engaged IN TINS business
In this city they hesitate therefore to invite compe-
titon-(we mean no offence to the trade.l
We have on hand general assortment o. genue'
mems dress BOOTS prices varying from s5to 81 Also,
ladies' misses chdrens and boys together with all de-
scriptions q BoOTS SHOES in short every thing that
is Kent In well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all Of which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing terms
Members OF Congress- Heads Of Departments citizens
and who prefer and elegance combined arc
'h h' " s''e 10 10 GAsSAWAY & SPENCE,
North side Pa avenue, between LIZ and bh street,
oct 2S--dGanl'
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WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGEN.
WI CER.-Tha nnner La about be ENLARGED 70 exacI

WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGEN-
w CER.-Ths paper Ia about TO be enlarged TO exactly
twice It's present size will then consist Of eight folio pa
ges instead Of four, and heretofore.
This enlargement will begin with the first number issued
after the end Of the month OF June.
The subscription to the paper per year will be- after the
first day Of July ensuing three dollars per ann,lm being
in advance as will be perceived, less by onehalf than the
increase Of publication caused by the enlargement
For the long sessions Congress averaging eight monh
the price will be dolars for the short sessions dol
lar per copy -.
will be made to any who shall order and pay for
time Eve copies Of the weekly paper; and like reduction
OF 81 per cent Tor one fourth Of the full charge) any
who will order and pay for at any one time ten or more
copies. m
wared to any unless paid for In nor sent any
longer than the time for which II Is so paid for
THE DAILY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
will continue TO be published usual at Ten Dollars per
year with this addition TO Its value TO subscribers, that
double sheet eght pages present size instead Of FOUR
will be thrown whenever the press Of public Document
Proceedings and Debaiesin Congress- Of Advertisement
shall require II.
THE TIRICEA.wEEK NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
will also continue be published heretofore with this
addition also 10 Its value that double sheet will be thrown
Off probably often week during the session OF
Congress- and other times occasionally whenever the
press Of matter shall stated In regard the Daily paper
Justify the publishers In mourning that additional expense
oct l9---f flfte tt-f1t.
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-. ..s ~. ,S ch,c. :.
"a WINES. LTQ UORs, &c., II
M7-f4 m have been selected with the great
0-c18fH est care, and are Tor sale on accom-
modailnS terms any o asns ,oi w w 's.
g US Will Dc promptly a Menoed 10, ~"
~ sS'''' ' 'i-I''' y - RI SIMMS & SON
Pa avenue, opposite jackson Hail. Washington
-,--,~--~-~----~
tst IN BorTLEs.
MADEIRA WINES.
Ns,oion, Gordon, Murdoch e. Co.
Baal : $50" ' London Particular
George and a,aa.,I Robert Blackburn g. Co.
rr.y n1L.L ~ n.
S,..,. IA $500 - ,,neysor ala M,osev
Be-. Grape Juice
SuEppv IVJNES
.'t1. 49,. : !, 1855
Pale Sherry extra superior, Pomar's
brown 90 Il, :, 10 S,
amnnando S''1'' wy s'f''N'
i 'e'" ,,,,,,e,,, an. >,ou
49,. w n.!l. &c $1,000 ,,Ina
-. atn,,r a Servlle pauilinc a 81 Julien
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Concentrated Extract Of Lemon

T,oR Fiavoring sauces. elles custards DC For sale
h ~ CHARLES STOTT, Druggist,
doc Off corner of TN street and "a. avenue.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING
WIN. +. JENNINGS 4 Co.,

23l Broadipay Neio York, and Pa. apeni.s, near 9Th
NJ street, Washington,
NTOW offers the eitlzens OF Washington, members OF
Congress- and strangers the largest supply of fashion
able Ready-Msdc Clothing Tor Gsntlemens wear
offered in this ciyconsstng Of: Dress and Frock
Coa Body Sacks and Overcoats Of every variety French
and English Pants Silk Satin Merlno and other Vests
which they win sell at the lowest New York prices Orders
will be received and measures taken and New York
for any style Of Garment that may be desired which wb
executed with prompness despatch In their usual style
Of elegance which they fatsr themselves cannot be sur
passed by any establishment In the country.
W. T. * Co., have always on hand supply Of Shirts,
Undershirts Hosiery Cloves Suspenders Socks Cravais
and every variety Of dress articles for gentemens wear
dec Aim ~ tTA4Sti y e.tti ff
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Goshen Cheese.

ECEvED by the schooner 46 boxes Of superior
II Goshen Cheese, and for sale by s,,,,,, So,
nov loft SiMMS * Sun
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Vanilla Beans.

A Prime article Of VANILLA BEANS on hand, ant
n for sale CHARLES STOTT, Druggist,
dec OFF corner Of 7th street and Pa. avenue.
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THE TIMES

rs a newspaper, edited by Duff Green. u will be,
as far as practicable, full, fair, and candid record
Of passing events but its chief present purpose Is to
counteract the Abolition movement by unmasking
the designs motives, and end of political abolition
to demonstrate that its principles hostile to the
rights property interests prosperity, and liberty Of
the North to the rights and property Of the South;
to unite the wise and good Of all parties in every
ton, in common effort to strengthen and perpetu-
ate the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
ton city, and sent to subscribers through the mail,
for $3.50 per ann.
For copies 1000
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
four and a-half street. ~
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OF all descriptions, the highest grades
9$ grown in China, -t5. go
m- TAKE NOTICE I--Thc Canton Ten
Company are the exclusive vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called HOWQUA'S MIXTURE" Theyintro
duced II in America in lS0and every other person
house protesting TO sell the same at a-much less at
lower deceive the unwary as the public themselves
" Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package lin addition to Its containing W eigh
and and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air. that their quality and power will remain
inimpaired In any climate
h CHARLES A. Comfy, Agent,
nov b--dIy.t At TRMPLEMAN's Book store.
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Diving Establishment,

c,oIJTI side avenue, (he first
~ East az Coleman % Hotel,) where SILK HERLNO, ana
ali Kinds OF STEA w BONNETS are dyed in the neat
es A Ms. kinds Of WEARING APPAREL eleansed,
coiored repaired in the best style and at prices
oct IDLY W.
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IndaIIihIe INK.

TNpEIIBIE INK, without preparation, at % cts per
i For sale BY CHARLES SIOlT,
dec l.T Druggist and Apothecary.
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Brooke, Shillington q Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
EF All persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times is established are requested to act agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested to
publish this prospectus and forward their papers In
exchange. nov left
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lent article; have 1t used, and highly
mend h.-N american, April 10.
Wears Backing Is Of the most superb and salts
factory articles Of the day, imparts brlance and po
fish beyo description. We have tried H. $50 and do
likewise "-!Spirifef the Times, April 2,
BY reference to another column, advertisement will
be found for excellent article Of Backing, in Liquid
form, for Boots DC. has been highly recommended by
many who have tried it, II not only gives, with very little
trouble, beautiful JET polish but retains i much longer
than any other is sold by the agent Of the manufacture
prove the fact.-Phh Ledger, April 70.
Welnrs Backing Is Of the most shining articles In
the market.-Spirit Of the Times, April2
Patent Blacking--Mr J. Wellar, No 90 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking which produces
beautiful jet polish and does not nure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement in another column.U 81 Gazette, May |.
Wens Patent Japan Backing about the best article
Of the kind we have seem The polish which imparts to
the understandings OF Is brilliant and lasting:
have tried il, and L boots 10 say all this in lis behalf
H.& tErening Bulletin, juno 4.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar to the above, from private individuals and from
other papers, but the above extracts sufficient to
vince any person that the manufacturer has exagget
ed; but that upon fair trial the Backing will be found
represented, erceHenf in every respect
WELLAR Manufacturer No, 90 Chestnut street, Phi.
CHARLES sToTT, corner Penn Avenue and 7th street.
Agent for Washington, D. c. oct tapril l.
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Extract Of Vanilla.

r,uRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA,
for avorng Ice creams, elles, pies, pnddings cakes
- Far saie ~ CHARLES STOTT,
Ndec Ietf Druggist and Apothecary.
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
JVeiers Patent Japan Backing is the name Of excel
lent article; have 1t used, and highly
mend nv american, april 10.
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MlscellaneOua.


On tho 4th of August Henry Runyon OF Hilsboro, N.
j., bitten by rabid dog, and died Of hydrophobia
on Wednesday, the 22d ut.
Jacob Krebs died at Orwigsburg, schuylkn co Pa,
Sunday aged &c. He was several times commissioned
as justice Of the pescehe represented the district in
Congress- and several terms In the Senate and House
Representatives of his State.
The closing exercises OF the first academic year of
ngton College, N j., held during the past week.
The members Of the highest form admitted the
junior class Of the collegiate department by Bishop
Doane, president Of the College. The examinations
Bishop Doane and Others.
Dr. Lyman, Jr of Ohio, has been appointed professor
OF Greek In thu East Tennessee University at Knox
The post-ofice at Middetown, Ct, was broken into
Tuesday night, and robbed Of letters and money
amount of about $50 The letters taken to the
bank OF the river, and there opened. Two men have
been arrested on suspicion.
It's said that the postmaster Of Dahoue has been sys-
tematicaly robbng the Canada mail for time past
The robber getting alarmed at the inquiries made
the States but overaken and arrested
Bangor, and brought back to st. John for trial-Mon-
Mr.. Beach, Of Worcester Mass who was supposed ia
have had his pocket picked Of $1,000 in tbs oars last
week has found his money. He left it in the Albany
ears
Business Ia very lively at Pittsburgh Pa
nine vessels passed the Weland canal the
10Th 70 the 2st Sept inclusive Of which 40 to and
The vicksburg Sentinel thinks that there is no con-
vncng evidence that there has been single Of yell
iowieVer In That city during the present season
Col Benton has advertised his farm Ia Woodford couu
ty, ky for sale-to effect which, he will remain there
Tor q Few weeks.
man named James Andrews who professes to be
from Ohio was tried In Berryvile Va Monday last
before an examining court tor encing slaves away from
their The evidence against him Ia said 20 be ~
pretty positive character and he remanded to the
Clarke county jail to await his trial before the
Court, which will not be in session until March next
At Cincinnati, on the 27th ult. VIM Kew Bord az
eminent lawyer OF that city, and formerly member of
Congress from Chilicothe District was standing on the
forecastle Of the steamer Robert Norris when derrick
fell upon him. Both Of his legs were broken and his
head and body much injured and IL was feared that he
would not recover. '""' ''
Albert Tirrell lately made an attempt TO escape
from the Massachusetts State prison Feignng sick
ness ne was sent to the hospital from whence he endea.
vored to gain his liberty by digging passage ont Tia
was detected, and remandsd to his cell
General Flores formerly President Of the Republic Of
the Equator Is in Washington city.
DR. Dan Foote, indicted for the murder of his wis,
mas ossn convicted OF manslaughter In the first degree
st the Chenango county Oyer and Termner.
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EXPLOSION AT THE POWDER MiLLs.-After " .
had gone TO press, Uweuty minutes past seven. \
one OF the dry houses belonging 10 the powder mills Of
Mir r. Hauboid at Moringville Charts Corner.i two
miles south OF the White Pains aroad depot exploded
with terrible concusson We are happy TO learn that
no person was materially injured The coucussop from
explosion was strongly et at this place The houses
AIy trsmbed frsm their foundations aud the windows
ratified - rom the hhock OF an earthquake Those who
that presented splendid spectacle There was but
little air strring 90 that large column of shot
up In the heavens several hundred feet the trail Of
tremendous fire rocket, which spread or and rolled
back ~ the report Of the explosion them whom
All was enveloped In large cloud OF black smoke This
IL the second explosion at these mills within Q few
nonths.-Whus Plans Journal, Sept 30.
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City Intelligence.


TIT WEArHER-we have seldom .ria,a ....
agreeable Sunday than yesterday ana mosy ~ =. ~;
jersey Staten lssnS OF t hoboksn wamsbursh
treats In our immediate vicinity and .rt yS.o ~
crowded with citizens. '~'o'os WIZ
HE CHINESE AT CHURCH The crew OF ths Ch;rs..
Junk attended divine worship yestsrds, >, ~ Mt
nsrs' Methodist Episcopal church Cherry oornsr Of
on the occasion The church crowded to sxes TSs
Ceestals were assigned very prominent place in front
Of the pulpit during divine service and their
throughout extremely dignfed This is . new srs
In the history Of the church
COMMON CoUNcIL.-Both Boards hold forth in thar
respective chambers, this evening.
CovR7 OF GENERAL sEssIoSs.-This Court opens this
morning for the October term, during which quite |.
number Of cases Of interest expected to be tried
CRY PIIsos REruass-The keeper Of the City Prison
soners under his charge awaiting trial. via: Tor murder
2; assault with intent to kill q bigsmy 1; burglary o:
forgery and embea1smsnt Il forgery Il grsnd larceny,
/; bastsrdy l. Total, 35
FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner Walters was called yestsr-
aSy 70 noid an inquest at the City Hospital the body
years who came to his death under the following cir
cumsances-On Friday last the deceased was at work
brig laden with mahogany, when block to which the
rope used in hosting the mahogany from the vessel
ana Of which the rope osught the
ana was so severely injured by the fall on the pier that
he ded yesterday. Verdict accordingly.
20 hho nee Dnowssa.-The Coroner was called
70 hoid an inquest also on the body Of John Wiaghsr
naive OF New York, aged 20 years, who was hand on
~ ~ Inc soSp Jonn Jay and on sndsavoring to return
~ p no Vessel then lying at the slip at the foot
Of fke street about week ago. he accidentally fell in
W inc water ana was drowned. Verdict accordingly
inquest yesterday In 3sh street. the Eishth
upon the body OF boy named WIN. A. Conan, aged six
VINO ded OF congestion OF the brain produced BY
gn which had been carelessly left table In
the room ~ his mother who represented to be very
incorporate woman He fingered until yesterday morn
ing wnen ne died The jury rendered verdict In o.
cordance with the foregoing facts
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
ORCUL.ATION-FORTY TaOUsAxD.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Fries cents per sopy-Si
a per snnum-payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every seturday-Prics ~ cents
ser copy-&3 l2x per annum--payable IN advance
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Eyery Steam Packet day
s. & exclusive Of payable in sdy.nss sue,efp
mani rue Yiveune Paris r. L. 5nonds 10 Cornhill and
John Miller, the bookseller, London
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Pubished the
LIST Of January Of each yearsngle copies sixpence each
EN- .. a. rs usual N.Y.; Sss;his
manner The Proprietor win not be responsible for sror
may occur in them. .
PRINTING Of all kinds szscutsd beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters or communications BY mail sddrssssd the
proprietor Of the must be post paid the pose
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Police lntelllUence.

On ne Snesk.-soms sneaking thief entered tho
dwelling house 357< Grand street. on SATURDAY stsr
noon stealing thererom silk dress and one gngham
oress valued ut $40, and escaped without detection
.aresf 81 Convict Officer DAWN, Of the l4th ward
arrested on Saturday night Geo N Howard aliasTow-
heAd, an escaped convict from Blackwslls Island He
was before Justice Tmpson who sent him back
70 ms OLD quarters in order to finish his Of service
Win chain and ball attached to leg, a punish.
ent awarded All runaway COW cts upon their return
stealing Braceief- officer ,ker, Of the 9th ward,
arrested yesterday man called samuel Thompson ON
susPcon OF stealing gold bracelet, valued At S. be-
longing to Jane Taylor Justice Drinker locked hin up
for examination.
Fe.t Larceny.-Offcer Armstrong, OF the Sd ward,
srrosteo yesterday, called John Mulholland hay-
ing MS possession two planes, worth about So for
xnicn an owner wanted. Locked up for examination
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Law Intellkxemce.

CouRr CALEsDAR-THis DAY. Superior Court-Both
Branches-Nos 3, Z 8, H. IL, Ia, a. l5 Is,
H. TO- 90 The other calendars published yesterday
Two branches Of the Circuit Court will open this dsv
for the trial joined prior to rst Of July
last under the old Judiciary and the other for new
issues.
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bFrom the New Orleans Picayune. Sept. %
The splendid steamship New Orleans Capt. Aud, Is
to leave this port this evening at O'Clock Tampico
and Vera Cruz. The New Orleans will take down q
portion of Capt Stapps company Of Illinois mounted
men and their horses and the remainder Of Capt Law
lerss company OF cavalry Msor Piolet, paymasteB N
the United States Army, will also 60 down in the New
Orleans, In charge OF 100000 for the paymsstei de-
partment at Vera Cruz
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.S5% , C,AHRLIsLE & RIPPARD'5 EMIGRATION
MfXS OFFICE, in connection with GEO KlP.
49, PARD SON. 1884 Waterloo Road, Liverpool;
Persons wishing TO send for their friends in the old
country can secure of the following line
Of packets sailing from Liverpool the 9Th Of month,
VIII
CONSTITUTION, 200 tons, Capt. John Bruon.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1900 tons, Capt. 7. Wood
hose.
LlyEnPo0Ls $50 tons, Cant. John Fldridge
HOTTlNOUEK 1000 TONS Fapt. Ira Bursley.
Geo. ppad Son are the only agents Liverpool for the
above line Of packets, addition which they despatch
first cla,s ship every week.
Persons sending money their friends in large and small
amounts, be accommodated drafts on the Belfast
Banking Company and their branchcs in Ireland
also the principal banks in England Scotland Wales
Apply to CARLISLE " RIPPARD,
nu2l s0tsm So South street, Of Wall,
AtS6- FOR LIVERPOOL-I New Line-Keeu ar
kxH Packet Of 2lst Of October-Ths superior
k3}Akssailing packet ship CONSTITUTION, 1900 tons
Captain John Brfton will sail above her regular dav.
For freight having splendid large and comfortable
and cabin apply to the captain board pier No
q "e'''''' 0' WoobHfGGL MINTURN. 81 South st.
Price ofpassage 500. -
The packet ship HOTTINGUER 100 TONS Capt. Bursley
will the Constitution and sail her regular day. Dist
Of November. 80
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100 BARRELS PURE SPIRITS
1OO 100 do Superior ALCOHOL.
WHITE BRANDY.
An excellent article Of Native Grapes for Preserves Cor
dals, &c, at a much lower price than the imported
For sale by JOHN D'HOMERGUE
2os Front street. between Beekman and Fulton SIS.
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i .EQPOLD L MAURICE HELBRONNER Tmporten
Oh French Feathers. Flowers and Materials No, I'D Viii
.ml .Test nesT Fulton street. New York Once Paris
ans sues Oh Care. aalo Ntsnc