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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-29
Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
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FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at Gas and II m. and 4.30 p
Leave Fitchburg g. Is am. and 1890 and 5.45 p.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
cesteT GrOton junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
At WOrcesterhe 6.45 train connects with Nor and
Wor. St BIT train from New York; Morning. and Midday
train of the Bos. and Wor Prov and Wor Nor and Wor,
and W. r. r. connect with the IL AM and 430 PM trains
from Worcester.
At Groton JGHct0ntrans arrive simultaneously at SIS
A. M II 30 and p M from Worcester, Nashua, Boston,
Fchburg Lowell, West Townsend and depart simutane-
Ously for the above named places at 10 am IL 30 pm.
N N0shUa-Trans arriving from Worcester at A M.
and Las p. NJ connect with upward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Rail Roads Those leaving Nashua 730 and
ll3O A. NJ connect with downward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Railroads
" This road forms the cheapest and expeditions
channel of communication for Freight Passengers
tween New York CITY, the southern and southwestern pOr
tons of New England Qncluding the line of the Western
Road, and Lowell Lawrence, and PortladNashua Man.
chester Concord and all places in the vicinity of the Con-
cord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Passump
sic r. Roads, and VT Central r. Road upward from White
River Junction-Also to all places the line of the Fitch
burg Vt and Mass, Cheshire, Sull and VT Central r.
Road fromWndsor and Passumpsc RR. fromWhite River
Junction.
IrFare from Nashua to New York, 81 and So from
Nashua Providence so; from Lowell TO Providence 3 10;
from Lowell to New York. 81 and SO; from Worcester to
Bratieboro' S295. J. w. STOWELL,
Worcester, May 20, 1850 dwtf Supt.
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Choice Fowls for Sale

BY II. Il. COFFIN, Newton Corner.
CHlNA-(Fobes' importation)-A large and quiet Fowl
~ legs lhcky feathercdcan be kept safely in pen -four
feet high. The favorito recd in the late exhibition
GUELDERLANDS-A handsome Black Fowl medium
size--sedom want TO set--cggs very large &h t.H
BLACK POLAND-White Top, called everlasting hyc
DORKINGs, COCHIN CHINA, &c. &c.
EGGS of tho various breeds for Matching, furnishe
Orders received at No 5 CoSGREss STREET, BOSTON.
Liberty to return and money refunded to any who are moi
satisfied. Fam om Jan y
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9. j. EMERSON, Whipmaker,

AS REMOVED his Shop to Rooms in the building next
north of Flag Hail. opposite the Central Hotel where
e will be happy 70 wait upon his friends diff April
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40 CaVriage NEaTiers.

O OsHFFERSC NKHKtES.
I B. BONNELL, at his stand on CENTRAL STREET, is
prepared to make to order CARRIAGE BODIES OF all
descriptions He has variety of Nelo and Elegant Pat
of Chase, Rockawy, Carryall, Buggy BODIES &C.
Please call and examine.
On hand and for sale number Of Chase Bodies
Central Street, near Main,
March l3. diff Forester
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
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SUMMER 1RRANGEMENT-4tt april /, 1850
THROUGH TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 40 am. and 4. 10 pm.
Leave Providence at 80 a m. and 4 pm.

Leave Worcester at 10 am. and 4. 10 pm
Leave Providence at 7.30 a m. and pm.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger attached, leaves
Worcester for Uxbridge where it connects with Special
Train for Providence at ll.30
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAIN
leaves Providence at l30 and Uxbrdge at Is D. m.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Melville with
coaches for laersvile and Nasonve Uxbridge with
coaches for Milford and MendOn; At Whtns with coaches
or East Douglas and Whitsvle Farnums with coaches
or Grafton Centre, ~ e. Village and Upton Worcester
with trains of Western r. Road and Norwich and W. RR
md Wore. and Nashua r. r.
Passengers by the 100 trains from Providence arrive
New Y DIRK, via New Haven, the same evening.
At Waterford with trains OF Norfolk County Railroad for
nd from Boston, Dedham, &C. as.
The l39 train connects at Providence with trains for
lOston, Taunton, Fall River, etc. tf#.
The train connects at Providence with the Boston and
Y Steamboat train for New York
No I'd class tickets sold for Uxbrdge Special train
Il 80 train from Worcester.
Through Trains do not stop at Hamlet.
ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK, Snpt.
March %. 1850. dwtf
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Carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
MR7 . fI'HE subscriber, grateful for past fayors
%5S4Yl84E would respectfully inform the public
9*9SfSL hat he still continues the above business
w It the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET,
MAN, where he hspes to merit an increased contnu
ance of patronage. DEXTER RICE.
Worcester Dec 81. diff
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.gt Home, .Eg0iss.

Oyster and Fruit Saloon Reopened.
Front ST.. ! door from Main.
NHE subscribers have, in consequence of improvements
the spot they formerly occupied, removed their
VICTUALING ESTABLISHMENT TO the stand on Front
Street. door from Main they will be happy
their friends, and to furnish them usual the best
accommodations the market affords.
NEW YORK OYSTERS constantly on hand, and fur
nished in any quantity to order.
FRUIT of All kinds, NUTS and CONFECTIONERY of
the best quality will always be found their establishment.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received they
respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends and the
public. SPUR & LEWIS.
Worcester Nav TO- d3m
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To Farmers-Ground Plaster.

. I11O1 OUAANt TUE W.T. :
HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT importa
III tion of PLASTER aud having superior facilities"
for grinding The at one of The best WATER PRlVE-
LEGES in this vicinity, prepared TO fur ish
il fresh and fine ground, in bulk barrels, and in ny
quantity desired A. q w. II HARRIS
Aug Is dwtf
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I.EONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

Boston and Worcester Express.
=z,s yTlHE subscriber contnueI to run THE EX-
kssa&-S 1 PRESS between Boston and worcester, for
sl the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles, Bank
- Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and nego-
atng notes drafts bills and purchasing and selling mer-
.handize, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and no risk is assumed by the Boston and or
ester r all Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa
en-, Newburyport Tannton Fall River, and New Bedford;
lso to Portland and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICEs.-HARNDEN & CO.'S Office, Court Street,
BOSTON; ]. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main Street.
Feb p diff 5. 5. LEONARD.
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guaranty that they speak the sentiment. Of the

guaranty that they speak the sentiments Of the
democratic party in our county.
A County Corresponding Committee was also
appointed in connection with Township Com.
mittees, whose duty il will be 10 aid in the thor.
|Ough and efectual organization Of the party.
The names Of the gentlemen selected on these
committees are published with the proceedings
Of the meeting. The committee on resolution.
was also authorized and requested to prepare and
publish. ali address to the democrats Of the coun.
s., which will be placed before our readers SC
soon Is we shall receive it.
1t is proper that the party should be up and
doing something towards preparation for the COM
ing elections A slow and time-.erving course
will be productive Of no good. All efforts to
|disorganize and distract the party should be
promptly rebuked, and every attempt to preserve
its principles and its time honOred usuages should
be encouraged by every one who is not an open
and ayowed foe Of TIE democratic party.
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CoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

The JANUARY aud February humber o.
this magazine has been received. Msny
encomiums have been passed upon ihi'
variety the newspaper press Of the country,
snd from its appearance, both as regards or.
iginsi reading matter and artistic skill, dis
played in numerous elegant engravings. we
presume that they are richly meri,ed. Esel
number contains betv cen 60 and 20 page.
Of matter; and instead of republishing srti.
cies drawn from English periodicals. tie
work appears in q gsrb which is destiuc.
lively American ..-. -
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Ma. CLAy's Mr.. Clay has in.
resolutions in the Senate on the sub.
iect Of slavery. He takes ground against inter.
ference by Congress with this subject in the Ter.
~riiOries, against interference in the District Of
Columbia, and against the abolition Of the slave
trade between the slaveholding States Of The
Union. A writer in the Missouri Republican
says that the resolutions yield all that Mr. Cal.
|houn and the South ask upon the question. Mr.
|Clay's influence, with the concurrence Of Mr.
Calhoun and his friends, may be sufficient 10 carry
out this measure Of peace. Those who have
long charged Calhoun with designs upon the
Union, will be rather COMPOUNDED. Won't they
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Resolved: That the right Of instruction 10 . sacred
right, and when the will Of the peopls b ex.
pressed through their properly constituted
authorities, Il IS the duty Of the Represents-
tive to conform his action thereto. !
Rssolved: That q strict adherence 10 party nomi-
matt. rs, rrfecting the viii Of the people,
through regularly constituted conventions is q
time-honored principle Of the Democratic par
ty.
The following resolution was offered BY s. F.
Murray, and carrird.
RESOLVED: That If any vacancy should occur in
either of the township committees, or in the
county corresponding committee, then that q
majority Of those serving al the time, onssaid
committee JhaIl have the power to Gil said va.
cancy. -''' -
Upon motion ofDr Welborn the committee on
resolutions, was requested to draft and publish
their earliest convenience, an address to the
democratic party Of the county. f!:u ass
Mr.. Alexander miller offered the following res
olulion which was adopted. :, f.5,a-..'45'
Resolved: That DR.. John c. Welborn 10 our first
choice for Congress, anil we recommend TO
our delegates to urge his nomination before
the district convention. ,-.z
A resolution was then adopted, requesting the
Democratic Banner to publish the proceedings Of
the meeting, whsreupOn the meeting adjourned.
ADAM MASE, Chair.
JOnE B. HENDERSON, Sect'y.
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The Meeting at bowling Green.

II will be seen from ih. proceeding, in ano,h-
.y column, that some action was taken on Mon:
day last towards organizing the Democratic party
for the approaching contest. The day was ex-
tremely cold, and the meeting was consequently
small. Delegates were appointed 10 the District
Convention 10 be held at ST. Charles, or some
other eeniraI point in The District, this Spring,
for the nOninatiOn Of a candidate to COngress.---
The name Of Dr.. WELsOns. Of our county, was
recommended to the favor Of the Convention
Dr.. Welborn is gentleman too well known in
osr county and indeed throughout the whole Dis.
tricsJ TO require sny enccmium at our hands,
There ere uther gentlemen who doubtless would
receive the. almost unanimous support Of the
parry in thi' county. but Dr.. Welborn has been
long knewn lby our citizens, and is universally
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IHcunEizteHt wirr The Constitution OF The
UHited6 tsiess end the rights Of American
e~isizensunder Il. As slavery had an dctu-
al existence 10 thhss Territories at the time
Of the transfer, such part Of it az may not
be Inconsistent with the principles just sta
ted woald be continued under our Govern
Aent. +x.F aa5a
A Law Of Mexico, which would be recog-
nized and continued in California after the
treaty, would not be continued because it
was the command Of the lsw-making power
Of Mexico, which gave It original obligatory
force, but because It had beer practiceG SO
as to bscsme. en- existing custom, and MI.
vsts righls had grown up nnde., and were
dependent upon it, The Jaw Of necessity,
snd the rule Of justice would continue such.
and no other,
But even if slavery had been perfectly
and totally abolished by Mexico, still, since
the transfer to the United States, no law
could be continued in f6rce, except such as
were not incompatible with the rights Of
u citizens. An6i tshe Congress Of the
United States ha11p power to exclude
slavery nom the Territories, because thr
exclusion would be inconsistent with the
rights Of American citizens, then, = former
exclusion of slavery made by Mexico. being
equally Inconsistent with those rights,
would cease and become imperative the
moment the treaty was ratified. An i'm
poftaat question, therefore, arises-wheth-
er Congress has the right to make such ex-
~ciusion, or, in other words, 70 pass the
"Wilmot Proviso."
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. government; bait feel ths pieaelnN Re.
Election, that, as w lived longer "a lear.
mere. In the shove remarks I have ex-
pressed my own sentiments, frsed frcn BE
.'Prejudices Of party, . d~rejoicsds that Be
time Is sPproaching when through me eseffa
Of The friends to our gloiioss Unioa, he
promises OF psace and the perpstaity ofsss
established Institutions will hseozhs ssstjsa
.aeF III; Eisq ioe II
s.a7 ra5,s-, % A. HARD 3
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I-our paper is delayed in making. ITS up.
pearance this week on account of the sick.
ness Of one of the, publishers. In conse'
qusnce We sre unable to insert much orr.
ginal, matter. Some communications are
crowdsdo out which shall yet appear. We
shall be able to get u next paper out on
Wednesday; After which, without unprov.
idsntisl causes it shall be regular in its ap.
pesrance on Monday.
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8. 0. Minor, DAGUERREAN, has taken rooms
at the Bsirds Hotel, and is now prepared to
accommodate all Who teel anxious to secure
Just and correct pictures Of their beauty
snd deiormitirs. Mr.. Minor is 8 good art
list, and row is the time for the California
boys To procure the best memento to be left
with friends and s~weethearts.
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The MoHTEsauIoSs.--The Grand Jury have
found two separate bills, for murder in the first
degree, against each of the above named individ.
uals, for killing young Jones and BarnuIn, at the
City Hotel in St. Louis. They will be arraign-
ed upon these indictments at the coming term u
Criminal Court.
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PAcIrIc RAiLRoAD.--Great excitement seems
to prevail in St. Louis onthe subject Of the Rail.
way from that point towards the Pasifc. Ar
act Of Incorporation was passed for this purpose
by the Legislature and corpOraiors appointed.
At a meeting recently held large subscriptions
were made. @
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Pacific RAILwAY.-The requisite q.
mount Of stock has been taken in ills enter.
prise. st St. Louis to give effrctto the char.
ter. The directors will Of course order 3
survey Of the route.
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CHoLERA.-The New Orleans Picsyunr
Of the 29th ult., says that the cholera had
broken out in Washington Parish of St.
Landry. Nine persons had died of the dis
ease, in the village, in the. course of a few
days.
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A railroad is about to be built from Gown
ineton, opposite Cincinnati, to Lexington.
The citizens Of Covington subscribed
$780, 600 dollars towards the work.
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TELEGRlPHIG DESPiFGHE.
New YoEx,F Feb. 4.

The boiler in Tsyior's machine shop
situated in Hague street near Pearl, r.
on Saturday; one hundred lives ioss
~ 10 supposed; fifteen bodies have sirs adY
.been found,
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CosoRrss.-The House Of Representative.
was finally organized, by the adoption Of a reso
luton postponing the election Of Door-Keepe'
and Postmaster of TIE House until March 9Th.
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MAIL FAVE uREs.-Our exchanges, from ever
portion Of the State, are making loud complaints
about the failure Of mails. It can't be much
worse anywhere than here.
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CALIFORNIA GoLD.-Since the first Of January,
ls4s, ST, 100000 of California gold have been
received at the mint in Philadelphia. Half that
amount, perhaps, has been received at New
ORLEANS. ,..-
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NEw Yoax, Feb. s. 8 ,. ".

Further accounts If the Afe Drsodfal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up TO noon to.
day, % dead bodies aud 81 wounded have
been taken from the ruins; the wofkDen
are still digging. 1t is impossible 10 aseef.
tain the cause of the expulsion, The coRjec.
lures are various. Many perishtfd By kre.
BY cold, yesterday being che eeidess
day oftLe season, the tlaxSnSnstefstaRe4sf
10 degrees below zero.s, :
The building MAS situated on . stree. sc.
teen feet wide. Many Of Abe unfoEsunats
persons could be heard impioring assistance,
beggingto be saved from the Ere
which had attached their limbs, fastened
'mmovable as they were; others praying
that the streams Of water mightbe stopped;
were rapidly becoming parslized BY
the severity Of the cold. '"I
Scenes between Hague street and the Sta.
ton House are narrowing in the extreme.
Women, in mohrnfnl anxiety IS to the fate
Iofthose most dear to them, crowded eviry
avenue, aud heart ending were their cries
of distress, when a blacks ned corpse was
found to be all that remains ola husband
or father.
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BENTON AND THE pRoyIso.

"Juvenal." the Washington correspon.
dent Of the New York Express, write, e.
follows, under date Of january 18th.
II is stated to me upon authority which ]
cannot doubt that Col. Benton will vote q.
gsinst the Wilmot Proviso. He takes the
ground that the "Proviso" is constitution.
al, but not expedient, and he votes against
II upon different grounds than those which
his State oppnses it. 1t is ~shrewdIy rus
pected that Col. Bentnn's course not hav~
ing been sustained to the extent he ~calcula-
ted upon. We is disposed Ito use q coarse
expression 10 Grail ont ga hole purposely
left to meet the cont ngency.
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MEANING OF THE WoaD "CoNsoL,"-
This word, 30 often used in London fnan.
cial operations, says the New York Com.
mercial Advertiser, is only an sbreviation
ofthe word "consulidated." At various
times the British Government hes borrowed
divers sums Of money, payable at different
Gstes sad bearing different rates of interest.
Occasional the stocks issued as evidences
Of these ~vsrious debts have been taken up,
called In, and . new stock issued in their
stese, payable at one fixed time and besr-
ing one fixed rate of interest. Such a stock
10 called q consolidated stock or . "eonsol;''
and, to distinguish il from others, the rate
Of interest it bears is generally mentioned;
we read o six per cent. consols, three
per cent. consols, &C., Sc
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The explosion in Tsyfoi's msehine shop
and printing press manufaciury took place
esrly this morning. The snglae vss in the
cellar ST. John Barr & Co, hat msnufse.
occupied the first foor-ihs second
and third floors by Taylor. iishsd sig hes
Wy power presses and other heavy work; q
the the fourth story q book bindeSy. aud
were altogether about $50 persons
employed in the bujlding-N 10 supposed
not less than 100 were killed. iInstsn~
t~aneously with the explosion. the whole
building was raised six feet. from its foun.
and fell down with . terrible crash.
Thirty dead bodies have been ssken from
the ruins up TO noon 60 or 10 bodies ere
still buried. Voices are still heard amsnR
the ruins, end cries the most distressing
and heartrehding. The bodies were man.
gled most horribly, aud it is almost utterly
impossible to recogoise them, large crowd
assembled aud woi kmen are engaged in Dig
cling out the bodies. yariona opinions are
expressed US to Ae cause-th tie general i'm.
preston seems to be that the boilers were
imperfect; one man rescued from The iuins
raid il was On old steamboat boiler that had
been patched up. The proprietor states
that it was Q new boiler. end that the e..
was owing to the frost last night.
A great number have been drownded, %
foods Of water have been poured int6 the
building since 8 o'clock this morning. Had
the explosion occurred. an hour later, the
loss Of life would have been much greater.
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MURDER AT PEoRlA.-P Peoria Jan. a.
On Wednesday evening two men, one
named Casey, and the other James Baker,
got into a difficulty at the Monterey Coffee
House-where both displayed pistols. Ba-
ker stepped outside Of the house end fred
through the sash door, breaking . pane Of
glass. The ball passed through the heart
Of Casey, killing him almost instantly
Baker has aed.-(St. Louis Rsveille, 9Th.
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70 The population of Washington Cityis
estimated st37, 932; and the Number ofdwsL,
lings at $500. s.isa sss
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" YANKEE Sullivan, the celebrated pugi.
list at New York, is about to leave for Cal.
ifornia. and is taken farwsll dinners.
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Law DAY. Lna 20
JUSTICE MAEsEI wip hold his nexi Lac
Day In this city on Saturday, the 9th, ef March. ~
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MO. o, OPPOSITE eEsIAE MAnxEE.--Ne hsse ses
IN variety very oaa and ehsaVs aHa hqsass
which the atieauea o. ,hs ps sssi r-rsu~ay ssis'a
Fine old Pine, ..uen tsaas, ssass q .n. ,-ss,sa ~
isio, ON draashi and baitea
docks of several celehraiea bIaAdles, inalaAlas
J. AZ. MrIen DARK and pale
,lssysfs,pps'' VINEYARD props 90 q
pipe superior old Gcdara,n vintage u isa ven 1rs aaa
The brandies ssssa esns rssd 10
quality and are warranted 20 se psri.sny psss.
ssaeiis, SaSosoa and asss SSa.s.s ' s.sa, .' -"
Very .sgs suDs.,s, % a. s sai,.s . asa ls.
Scotch mat whiskcy
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin
DO jamaica spirits
DO 81, Croix
Brown stout, "Barriay'sn
Scotch ale, " Doves fsikrks
1ss.ss iss.ss cns%ss. ra.:. esy Sys'a y n'@.a r"
II A Mumms siIery
Geisler's "own brandn
Geisler's anchor
Shield brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pnts.
Regents golden sherry favor o-
nounced most superior wine
Do Do sas brown s'Sis' ss Dan Ii ,'S%sss 6osss
4 Old south side Madeira
Fine Fine Sicily do
sweet Malaga wine
oia oss ror, VINE, VII aReseu,sn n
Chateau Margeaux Ciaret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do 4.#..a
White wine vinegar
Dec s-seoif