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BARRON AND DECATUR.

In consequence of the surrender Of the Ches-
apeake, Barron was suspended from the navy
for term of years, and, going abroad to earn
his bread, was in Denmark when the war of
1872 broke out. He did not return for some
time, owing, as he said, to various insuperable
difficulties. After the war, Decatur asserted
publicly that cowardice was the true cause OF
Barron's delay. The popularity of Decatur,
coupled with the affair of the Chesapeake, lent
this assertion forces and Barron, feeling his pro-
fessional character at stake, challenged Deca-
tur, in compliance with the absurd code of the
day. In that ill-omened duel Decatur fell. The
result of the meeting increased the opprobrium
against Barron. The death of the popular idol
by his hand was regarded as little short of muir
der all sorts of misrepresentation were put
into circulation; and the unfortunate survivor
found himself in a less enyiable position than
even before. 1t is said that Decatur, before he
died, regretted his harshness towards Barron.
1t is certain that the sentiment of intelligent
naval men, who had made themselves familiar
with the controversy, has settled down into the
conviction that Barron, from the very first,
"was as much sinned against as SHINING"
We say this, not to reopen the wounds OF
angry debate, but to correct popular misap-
prehension that appears to exist. 81
We believe that poverty was principal cause
VI Ills lHdDlllty W TetuTH 10 tnc Culteu DlatcS
earlier than he did He seems to have made
every effort; short of almost impossibilities, to
get back to this country and participate in the
war. Without being hero like Decatur, he
was, we think, a man of courage, and his great
adversary misunderstood and misrepresented
him, when the charge of cowardice was made.
The justification of Decatur consists, perhaps,
in the fact that it was difficult for man Of his
headlong, impulsive daring, to comprehend
others who were colder in their temperament
and slower to act.-PhH. Bulletin.
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A CuRIosITY.-While Gov. Brown was in
Key West, he was presented by Hon. A. Patter-
son with miniature bust of Gen. Washington,
found ten years ago, in the neighborhood of
Mr.. Patterson's premises, imbedded in the lime
stone which forms the island. The bust is of
marble, and is evidently the work of master.
The expression is said to be identical with that
of the famous statue of Washington at Rich
mond, allowed to be the best likeness in exist
ence. The little bust is in q state of perfect
preservation; all the delicate chiselling in the
paits Of q ruffled shirt remaining as sharp and
well defined as ever, and the marble without
discoloration. Across the shoulders is inscribed
the word Washington"--a spelling which
seems to indicate an Italian origin. In the
same spot two English guineas were found
the dates and inscription Of which we did not
learn. All we're probably deposited by some
freebooter Of the olden time. - Tallahassee Sen
tnpeL ApriL Is.
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MASCULINE MALIGNITIEs.-They are from the
Albany Dmchmdn, who, we suppose, is a bache-
lor, and the author of many rejected ad-
dresses"
"There is a hotel in Springfield that only
charges half price for lovers, and yet the pro-
prietor says he makes more money out of this
class of boarders than any other people about
| the house. Let youth, says he, sit up with a
yellow spencer and blue eyes on Sunday night,
and he will feel so heavily that he wont get down
to pork aud beans again till the latter part OF
| the week"
| "'Tis distance lends enchantment to the
| view" This is true, not only of landscapes,
but of such beauties as have oyertaken thirty
and passed it.
"a young lady lately appeared in male attire
at ST. Louis. Her disguise was so perfect, n
friend of ours writes us, that if she had had n
little more modesty she might have passed as
man."
But here is his last
"The attempt to light the Mammoth Cave
with the Aurora Borealis has been abandoned
red-headed girls being deemed cheaper"
Cheaper Red-haired or black-haired, they
are the dearest Of earthly products, and more
heavenly than the northern lights and all the
consultations; and if they cannot light the
Mammoth Cave, they yet shed a pure and hap
by light wherever civilized humanity abides.
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FREEMAN, HODGES & Co.,

Also, inventors and manufacturers of Waterproof
Backing for Oco that will reduce the cost fifty per
cent, and will soon be in market. "a
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POLITICAL.


nEhOCKATIC REPUBLlCAN GENERAL COMMIT
tseAta meeting Of the Dsmosr.tis Republican usae-
M S held a. T TAT Han on Thursday
Resolved That the Democratic Republican electors Of the
and the ss.ss Of e.
assemble on Tuesday % Of September next the pur
state IS% Assembly
Syracuse, on Wednesday the 10Th Of september 1851
That the election Be- BY ballot and the delegates their
Yrspg more than one ward and in those districts selected
district convention Of five delegates to DO chosen from
That the polls Be held At the following plaoss:-
Hists st Ward atDenns Muens no Green wich street.
lee. "a ward, as Ward Committee shall direct.
g.. {MWard; as Ward Committee shall direct.
tSsh Ward 9Th Ward Hosel
49,. .ssh ward. the E@sien, s. West Broadway.
60 's ash Ward. ie9 Madison street;
-. 9TH Ward. fssse R Smiths % Perry street:
e. 10Th Ward, 10th Ward Hoel Broome and Forsyth
TO- Ward. Hopes corner Fourth avenue and iss.h st.
Ward George Psyis cor Eisssa a; Sy and 18th st.
H. 4th wsld 18th Ward Head Quarters corner OF Grand
Is. 18Th ware :. Ward Committee shall direct.
IA 10th Ward. 18th street. near Eighth avenus.
* Ward Lpdwith COZ Eighth avenue ana a s,s, st.
l: 18th Ward, as directed By Ward COMMITTEES.
sss o except in ins be az
p M An closed At p " and in # such change
ns rss dss the day.
Thai three Of Election for each ward Be- ;p
ps chosen sns a. es sn%
Of such three days before such election the
spectors shall be appointed by the ward delegates to this
THAT the Twentieth Ward at the time and place of such
sn i've isst ss s sSs 70 :
Committee and also ect Ward Committee to consist of
snS ns and that WIN ,h CARR.
tsrs Of election in said Twentieth Ward BY order.
JOHN JOHN = R0ss aSael. Jn., secretaries.
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CELEGRAPH.

MORSES AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.-NEW YORK
Nl Albany and Buffalo Company Ofhee, 10 Wall street,
sarsThe extensive work Of rebuilding this line, which
has been progress dun the last four Ave months ha
ing been brought to propretors have plea
their public generality
the fact that the New York. Albany and Brao Telegraph
line in perfect order for and has capacity fo
doing that be The addition Of
third wire and tie recent of new posts
such increased facilities business and
exemptions failures and Interruptions that the COM
fdnty looks for the continued and inc ecased
tronage the public full that 10 SHALL
By active we'll directed of tho appliances within its
aided by the increased experience of the operators
be arded by the voice Of the public the dis
tnoton of being sdered the peoples telegraph Busi
smited by this line 10 half but
interon icaton with every otse direct and constants
thereby saving much tme and avoiding Liabilities 20 erors
This line is in constant oonnecon with all the great lines
extending from buffalo through Canada and the west Also
by recent arrangement with line new route has
been formed via Cleveland, Ciocinnati Louisville No. 10
New Orleans and Louis ~hoh IL Is believed. will DO
most prompt and reliable connection with those Ie
with these lines well as with others con
Meeting from Montreal Oswego and the 0cnesee VAL
ley of such nature as TO ensure the most ds-
patch of business. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, Supert.
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SPORTING,

EDITOR NEW YORK HERALD -sIR-I NOTICE IN
IL paper Of yesterday without date
purporting to be challenge to ma from VIM. Hastings
(alias Dublin Tricks to hight him for $500 beg leave here
to for the satisfaction the public and in justice to
myself that have within the last three DAYS personally
the of lie Witnesses given said Has
tngs opportunity his punc boasngs worthy OF
notice and that he ivocay refused to make them
good Under these circumstances think the public aud
friends will feel with that IL is useless to attempts
JOHNNY WALKER.
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REWARDS.

NOTICE.-WBEREAS SOME PERSON OR PERSONS
IN have stolen of the plaster ornaments designed
and modelled expressly for for cornces thereby
caution al using ament OF mne OF any
kind without my knowledge consent as they will be
dealt with according to law. JAMES LIVESEf,
Plain ard ornamental plastcrer Court street, two doors
south Of Degraw street, Brooklyn.
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THE TURF.


fasssss Here's in the W 0rld.-Th.rsdsy. August %.
nne stake $3.50 Mile Heats, BEST Ola -
Jas D. neMsnn m ss enters rn hsr:: Peg Of aaSsen;
enters eh Dan Miller ssrasoxs issae Wood
run enters rn m Lady Beyns Of Yorf The prsprie
present such an attraction III. above 20
PAGERS whose have neyer bssn sur
that reeAp uAtion dsemed IT, me pasnes
in fine dition, and they ON 80
sion excel their previous time The in 6ne
and no pains or expense will be spared the proprietor x
rendering this meeting TO be long Sy All h
witness it. The will leave Ferry Hrookivn
the the .n"Is ar:
Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTrING-THURsDAY
mile heat to harness Mr. j. Ludlow enters b. g. Geo. Bun
NAM . "''af0h JOIN T. ssEpIKER, Proprietor.
Stages are in readiness, as usual At the ferries
TTNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING "A PURSE OF $50.
" mile heats beat three in FIVE to for horses that
Sept Entries eOse Friday evening by 10 clock 40
w. badden's Chatham square. Three more to make =
held two to start to make race.
CENTREvILLE COURSE. L. 1.-THE FOLLOWING
trotpg running and pacing purses are offered BY the
proprietor of the above course to come on Monday
tember 1s6l. No. irottng Purse 80 mile hests, in
Pnrse s .Sr me hess under SADDLE that never
purse. No. Running Purse $o0 mile heats car
ting Purse $50 mile heats In harness. free for all horses
that ever purse $50 No D. Pacing Purse ~
mile heats horses that won purse over
ming Sept. L. by 10 o'clock, Vim. Msiden's hotel ls8
Chatham street N Y Ten cent Of trance money 70
be paid at the time Of entering Entries DO made anY
JOEL CONKLIN, Propristor.
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ANTHOLOGY sc.


A sTRoLooY-DR; g. W. RoBAcK. FROM SWEDEN.
"A lately from Philadelphia his services the
Of New YORK; He able 20 foretel
future events. Fee-Ladies 30 cents; gentlemen ST.
t,ities cscuated-Lades, S. gentlemen, S. once No.
White street. New York. where letters paid receive
immediate attention For particulars, daily papers.
Astrological Almanacs can be procured At the sras
ExTRA PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY ofvEs THAT
II MRS koeder, 6S3 Broadway, formerly OF ~ Wooster
sweet New York the only person that Informs
uon Of all through life ire past pr~scns an
events have consulted her Tier proesscns with the
planets stars and scence-true and correct New York
herald.
To knov by signs 70 Judge the turn Of fate.
IL ireater than 10 hii the seats Of state;
The ruling stars above, by secret laws,
Determine fortune in her second cause
Ihess are q book wherein we all may reed.
And all should know vho would in life sueceed,
what corresp nding signs In display
His future actions points his devious way.
Thus in the heavens his future fate 10 learn,
The present past. and future 10 discern
Correct his steps-mprove the hours Of life,
And shunning error live devoid Of strife. a.. -.
Ihote Who have consulted Mrs. H. Hoeder kn1w we trntn
OF her unsurpassed k In the above science Her
spread hrouehout the United States 9Th the most
adeice In the public she visited ~ persons
highet 10 their entire saacuor IN tetsfo
hsalth veath marriage, love affairs Journey
assent frenas sickness and death Beware o. nyos'srss
and rmsn Nsg Der rssidsnss e's pFSAdv'hsfH Aftss
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CIVILIZATIONS.

A NEW NovEL-Now READY-RALPH RUTUBR-
n ford, Nautical Tsle, BY Sir Admiral Fisher. author
"'ae f''i''' S'' II. Ioso : pRornER, ~ Ann street,
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EIO T. ELS.

DowELToN HOUSE NEwBURG.-AN IMPRESSION
having sroad that all Of the family In this
establishment are engaged for the month Of September the
suhrbrs 10 that the houfe has
ing the summer and s still quite full but in few days
will he suites OF family dsensaged This month
~ mber Ia admitted by all TO be the peaanet
in whole season. Families wishing 20 take
lew will be charged In that month At reduced
Commut cson several times daily steam boat and rail-
road, at low fare. BLAKE NEED.
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q 4 QOO WANTED ON A CHArrEL MORTGAGE
,cOO Of the horses and esrrisses Of hrst clsss
bioadvsy with the good will Of the business paying
ctuble the amount Ter annum Inquire Of
A. r. a C. BROWNE, 1875 Broadway.
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CLOTuLaR.
1871 FALL oLorHINa.-wE WOULD aEsr.cT:

y EMOvAL.-JOsEYH LEE, DRAPER AND TAILOR
~ III Fulton street. removed TO No. III warren stress
few doors from Broadway.
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8OMEsTEADs,
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


A ROOM OR CELLAR WANTED, IN TIE NEIoHBoR-
IA hood OF Division street. Fact Broadway Bayard For
9TH, Doysr street. at moderate rent Pesse address
=. ". Herald once.
HOUSE wANTEp-BY A GOOD TENANT TILL, IsT
May or longer. three story house. above Bieeeker
street. exceed 500 Address satns
rent situation, size Of house, Ne. H. Fleming No. 4Neu
street.
OrricE wANTED-oR PART OF ONE, CONVENT.
" emily loes ted In the Of the Custom House
Address, stating terms &c, o. ". w, Herald once.
II DON vAN3ED-IN The NEIGH soRBooD OF nj.
~ vision street Forsyth street. East Broadway Baysrd
street Ples.e ascressJ. II. c., Herald once.
VUAkTED-TNA GENTEEL PART os SOUTH BROOK
Ign, convenieut three story House. ave
minutes vail Of the ferry Rent from tWD 10 $500 One
partly furnished would he preferred Also cheerful apart
ment where mall select school Of Misses may be kept
ADDRESS =. g., ~ Harrison street, Brooklyn.
WANTED IN BROOKLYN THH ADVERTISER
w wishes " rent atwo three story house One With
an extra los or two Of ground preerd Location must
ofhee. stating particulars, rent &c.
VVANTED-A FART OF HOUSE. WHICH MUST BIZ
situated Third ward family consisting q three;
children; references yiven and required Inquire st l62
Greenwich street. under Pacific Ho tel exchange once.
WANTED TO HrRE-A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM.
without board in respectable neishborhood, where
family in New orb or Brooklyn 1.-THE iss.er preferably
Rent raid In advance Address John own Herald Once
WAr7ED-BY A PHYSICIAN, AN OFFICE -o>F
w or two rooms on the frst floor. LocstSu between
Eighth snd Twentieth streets Fourth and sixth
pues Address, poet Paid. A. j. Perry. swan street
WANTEp-By A PHYSICIAN, TWO ROOMS PUs
w nished or frrnehed cf Viii ~ his
'fee Pese sddress O p ohhss Of this paper
WANTEn-TILL THE FIRST OF NAY NEXT. A
w small neatly furnished two story house. or part
furnished house Adore" j. H. Hobart "a Franklin street.
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w at TAPscorr n CO. So SOUTH STREET
w supply drafts fer any amount. paytle throughout
Brit and rtane. They also sole agentsfr the
k,d star Live, the swallow Tail Line the Dramatic Line
Line q Liverpool packets and the I,as of Londan
packets pasge BY any Of which shrs can Ne engaged
reasonable terms.
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SOCIETY ME ETINGS, &c.

NOTICE TO ALL THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED
~ either directly directly in Tobacco An adjourned
meeting Of Union for the protection Of the
planters Dealers and anua-turers of tobacco will be
held on Thursday the 2th instant at7k o'clock p NJ at
THOMAS HoYT. Chairman.
JAMES FERGUSON. Secretary,
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A ucTIoN NOTICE -THos. Bell, AUCTloNEER-
"a n "a =
Kitchen bar IaS
y: ::s::s ss'ssSs' esiss
out the S 70 ssS
P.snT q: usua variety Of good articles n he
s Buss chss;s scsp Han: Flour PisssIn s Scales.
'''A'' Taos. BELL. AuotionssS'"
uCTIoN NoTIcE.-IMPoRTeRs SALE OF sEIo-
nsts gransy end Chm b rraay Auss.s 10Th a; e
iis unss state. ssvsInmsns store: in bond b
s'ns''' @'W WX CARTER xucton.sr, 81 Dey street
A rRIAN b MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
third street. ~ order Of the Supreme oou,s@Adrisa
sS:, Y L. s ssssS. E.ss
with the three story sd attic brown there
rs s.tsry from the seventh No.
water. Ca. Lot IS in sidh
WIN MCCORMICK. AUcTIoNEER, STORE IS SPRUCE
eeei a. Is an elegant carriass seoi
& sssn used sSI SALE po,
stored on reasonable terms.
n d. NASH, AUCTIONEER.-BY HARMON NASH
- store $40 Broad wy This day. august ss h9Fs-
s at 10 Large and of pAP sr
Glasses Sofas mahogany and ether Tables. washstands
BsSsssds rs,sne. asSs and Dsddios Carpets; o'l0h
RY r. C. KE1P.-OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAv-
~ inss This day Thursday at 10 o'clock at IS Mas
ton so old Ensrayings and modern Oil Paintings and 50
Line Ensravngs being large collection of fine original
and modern oil all admirably framed are Pc
cuarly worthy Of the attention
c asiDg pleasing pictures for
EngIsh Line Engravngs handsomely framed Of the most
costly and popular subjects and particularly
tce. Also. about thirty Oil Paintings worthy aten
ton of dealers. Catalogues morning Of sale.
EURNITURE; BRoNZEwARE MATTRESSES &C. AT
IL nucton on Thorsdsy.-H. E. willard Auconeer, will
sell at J. Hoopers Sales Room No. 800 Broadway near
Reade street. Thursday at 10Y O'clock general assor
ment of rosewood mahogany and blaokwalnut Furniture
Also Bronaeware setees Chairs Hall Stands Clocks 80
Catalogues at sale room.
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TINS BROOKLYN FIRE Insurance. COMPANY
Chartered In 1924; 0fces, a Fulton street. Brooklyn,
sMerchspts Exchange Wall street. New York-hsyo their
capital las also handsome surpus invested In the most
securities and continue 70 insure buildings
shsndse furniture and other psor property vesseh In
"""" WILLIAM ELLswoRTH. Pre- idsnA
Arrn IN q. srvvpss. Secretary
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1NO FAFkERs OR LANDHULDERs ~ WnNI ~ "
acres partly ceard and in cultivation sS good House,
Outhpidre ard Orchsrd TO be sold cheap may hear u
cash customer ny ADDRESSING with price and partcuisrs
= T. T.. Herald ofice.
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sHsURANCEs.

TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
~ n wall sreet-Policies indisputable. except the
xroupd fraudThs company makes every con-
nected with life risks as tavorahs terms similar
lustitutiou FREDERICK SHELDON. President
JOHN A. STEWART, Actusry,
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SnELLEY,a LAnlEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" door this side Ihuroa last out ifyt
sy In Anthony srcet IL the ont place IN the city OF N
lrtk where snch continuation Of edible Injuries can ~
urnhed Mr. steleys ti ~ Are rcturss forth Lfdet
ana Gentlemen served IN cecil private arsytntput
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a USICAL..

INSTRUCTION On THE PIANoFO RTE A GENTLE
i familiar with the English and German languages
would be happy obtain scholars Terms S2
quarter he would also lik" to obtain board in family,
where he could give lessons for it, Address Broad
way Post Once
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N n AaCaAL.

q E0 A0O TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT, IN SUNS
DOV,OOV Of $500, $500, $500, $40 co. i'm
io,ed property in this city, Also sums 70 su, Applicants
lism.tpr Ase for ss Houses and Lot. in all parts q
this city Brooklyn or Willismsburs Alec Fums Ia all
rsrs Of the Country. Apply 10 A SERGEANT, Is Wall
Al sect.
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RESTAURANTS.

CHELLEys rs REwARKAsLE FoR OK T.IL, xrttI
~ gatawny and Green turtle soups Little Neck ella ms;
and he cellar Of the curi sties of vintage but
he does sell, will he keep the Lisnot Champagne
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INSTRUCTION.

nay AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ No, I9 West Twenty fourth street, east Of Eight
Avenue-Ms Steers school will Monday, Sept
let Pupils In addition to the usual English branches
study the French AVID German languages music and draw
Ing. with the ssistanoe Of an phed teacher fo
pupils would be received ~ boarder Circulars at her
silence.
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WANrED-A Boy, TO MAKE gInsELr USEFUL IN
we'll Recommended. Call at 20o Hudson street.
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A MURDERER AT LARGE
"A There's murderer in town,
Moving living creatures down;
Day and night his victims fall
In the oh amber, parlor hall,
In the cellar, dark and drcsr,
In the green house, stand ding near,
Ever do his victims drop,
kser had death vas. crop
Bedbugs, reaches, rats ar mice,
Ants and vesetable lice;
Piles OF vsrmn, by his pills,
Are destroyed In barns and mills,
While the insect race are spread.
BY his powder. stiff and dead.
LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills for sale at the rrinci
ral depot t2s Broadway.
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LlQUORb.


WoLrEs scHNAPrs GIN. IN JUGs.-Io,Uo JUGS
w ofWoes schnspps Gin such as imported In the fa-
The Subscriber bess leave % call the attention Of the
ade to this superior tin In jugs imported expressly for
family tile beet ported Each
his bsme branded in full For sale by
UDvLPhO WOLFE. q Beaver street.
New YORK. August 9th, 1851.
o. HAND. IN u. =. BoN DrD CiLLsRs-
800 half quarter, and IN pipes Of seguette Joel
Wolfe. felleyoiser. sud French Brandy Co. brandy
$50 ditto Otard, Durey Co. Nintsges ISIS, ~, a. a
80, and 80.
29 pipes Of Wolfe's Swan Gin.
Uo d.. do. Hercules Cologne do.
Leo taslets champagne.
Madeira sherry Port and Burgundy Wine in PIPES and
oua rte
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" OODCOCK, TERRAPIN, SOFT CRABS, AMOUR
cite dAssesn, Mayonsise Of Lobster, Bashaw q DO
with three tails salaa ~ volatile tse de foe grae Frogs
juvenile Pigeons petite pois and sir hundred and sixty
other deses prepared at short notice ~ shelley VIC
introduced the amous Mulisatswny SOUP 70 the Unieeo
states ~ America