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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE.

10, IL,
THE STEAMER PERRY, Capt. WOOIsey,
= n WILL run between Providence and New
port connecting twice each way each day
with trains of PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
ROAD, as follows
Leave Newport at 5 A. NJ. and las P. M.
Leave Providence at 8 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Or on the arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston
u Passengers may procure through tickets Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York; of Western Railroad, Albany; Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
New York and Newport, via. New Haven, Hart
ford, Springfield and Worcester, SIS so
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester, so
Worcester and Newport, l so
n Passengers may leave New York by 8 A. NJ train
p VI train, sleep at Worcester, and arrive Newport
next Moons may leave Albany in the morning and ar.
rive in Newport same evening; may sleep Worcester
and arrive at Newport next noon leave Saratoga the
forenoon dine at Albany sleep Springfield and arrive
Newport evening of next day; leave Spr gfed SIS
A. NJ. dine in Providence, and arrive in Newport same
evening.
They may leave Newport in the morning dine in Spring
field and arrive in New York at p. M.,-Albany P.
NJ; or at Saratoga at 90 ?. NJ Those going North can
dine in Fitchburg Nashua, and srrive Keene Bel
lows Falls, via The Cheshire Railroad, Concord or
White River junction via the Concord and Northern Rail-
roads the same evening" leave Newport las P. NJ
sleep in Worcester Springfield and arrive the above
mentioned pieces early the next day.
Passengers from Worcester will take the 645 A. NJ.
T. NJ trains 10 avoid delay, take the IL A NJ. train and
dine in Providence.
An examination of GodthwaiteA Railroad Map will
clearly show the eligibility Of this those travelling
from New York, Western Northern, Central portions
of New England to Newport.
Passengers and baggage conveyed free of charge between
Boat and Railroad stat on in Providence.
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK,
jel6 diff sap't of P. & W. Railroad.
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Messeng gers Notice.

Worcester Sc. June Is, 1851
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF SIMON REED of Hubbard
ston in said county, Shoemaker nsoven debtor, and
the OF any debts the delivery of any property
belonging said nsOlyent debtor him for his use and
the transfer of any property by him. forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovenL debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency. at the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, the l4th
day of July next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof OF debts and to choose assignee OF
his Estate J. DAY, ID. s.
Je l. d3twlt Messenger.
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Messengers Notice.

Forester SIS June 16, 1851.
ON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
i for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of WILLIAM A. MOVES of
Worcester, in said County, late partner of John s. Kim
ball. late OF said Worcester, deceased under the firm of
Noyes Kimbal insolvent debtor and the payment of
any debts, or the delivery of properly belonging
said nsolvent debtor him for his USE the transfer
of any property by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debt
will be held at Court Of Insolvency, the oe of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 18th
day OF July next at TO O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
Of debts, and to choose assignee assgnees Of his
Estate. J. DAY, u. s.
Jel7 d3twlt Messenger
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, So. June 16, 1851
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
i for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOHN ID. ANDREWS, of
Worcester, in said county, Daguerrean Artist an nsoven
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery of
property belonging said nsovent debtor to him or for
his USE and the transfer any property by him. for
hidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency. at the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 9Th
day OF July next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for
the proof of debts and choose assignee assignees
Of his Estate j. DAY, ID. s.,
leIT-d3twlt Messenger.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

COTTON MACHINERY AT AUCTION
MILL be sold at Auction, at the RIDGWAY MILL,
w recently occupied by Clark Goudng in Mllbury, on
FRIDAY, JUNE Goth, at II O'Clock, A M, the following
Machinery:
One Lapper, willower. 10 le-inch Cards, Writers
Drawing Frame Tmnon Speeders, 26 Tubes Throstle
Frames, Mules, 1872 Spindles Spooler, ! Wrper,
Dresser, 49 30nch Looms, Canes Bobbns Spoos Reeds
Harnesses &c. Conditions Cash.
Per order of the Mortgages.
MllbUrY, June IA, 1851 jel6 d5t*
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In Basement Of Nos. 1 & 2 Piper's Block.

Next Door South U. S. Hotel.
FENHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
i Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
the improvements of the day. and with conveneneez
the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus is of the and con-
sruction; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House, and they will he ready at all hours TO
furnish parties individuals with refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
md the public.
my2l-dws3m SPURR & LEWIS
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ASSIGNEES SALE AT AUCTION.

NV ILL SOLD, STORE OF Q. > ELLIS, Mann
w street. Worcester, Mass, FRIDAY, Jun, goth,
IL o'clock, A. the
Fancy Stock of Goods
In said Store, consisting of TOYS, COMBS, BRUSHES
BASKETS, with many other Goods usually kept in a
Fancy Store. Terms made known the time of sale.
The Stock can be examined any time previous sale
jel6d5t III. II. DAYTON, Assignee.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. June 16, 1851.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolven
cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE T. S. CURTIS
of Worcester in said County, of the late firm George
t. Curtis & CO., insolvent debtor, the payment
of any debts or the delivery of any property belonging
said nsovent debtor him for his use, and
fer of any property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsovent debt
or will be held Of Insolvency. the office of
said Commissioner Worcester in said County, the 22d
day of July next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the
proof of debts and to choose assignee assgnees OF
his Estate, J. DAY, d..
Jel7 d3twlt Messenger
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For Sale.

n.y. FARM, containing SO acres of Land in good
H9S condition. with about 1000 Peach and Apple Trees,
"=7 with well nearly finished. This Farm joins the
City Farm, and pleasantly oaated the Boston road
81 miles from Worcester. This is chance gentle
men who wish Summer residence this Farm
mands splendid view OF Qunsgamond Pond. For furh
or CORNELIUS SHEA, gardener at VIM 7. MerrifeId's,
Harvard street, Worcester. jele-dwlm
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Houss OF EXPERIMENTATION UnTsp sTArxs.
Clxik's Once, Ami II in

HCusa egArKs
CIsIks once, hpni II, iN
IN uu.u..cs Of The I'm section Congress u he ~
August os2 enued, Au act issALas end making sppos
objects have been usually iuesasa ~
bills without sathory OF law and da u.
incidental o. he departments
and 0r other purposes said lh
follows f
ssc H. .sad be ia farther enacted That ali st4iosssy
nature, fol the OF the Two houses Of Coss
ob printing oI every name and nature
Of government, and Tor tAs
and Offices those departments u Washnsson including
sionery bnks wrapping papet .nd twsas saa ess ussA
performed w contract, W
bidder oows Tbe Secretary VI the Senate, ths Cieik
deputy Post once .siab'hmenL aud al
lecors establishment the Postmaster
secretary the Treasury shall respectively desyass
shall respectively advertise once week Tor
week. Ia principal published in the po
articles be furnished, oI such printing DONE
furnishing such articles the whole Of
Icie such printing, uie Whole
specified job thereof be done al such place, specifying
the amount, quantity and description
Kind arcles 10 be furnished and as near s may BE- me
printing 10 be done and all sucn proposals
specified IN such Tor
sae they shall opened by under the direction
ofeer making sucb ads IN the presence OF ~ least
aud the Offering furnish amy class VI such
specified portion oD VI rad work.
Ing satisfactory security Tor The performance uefeo under
Tor doing the and IN case The lowest
shall fail 10 enter into contract and give such security with
reasonable time be hxea such advertisement then the
given lowest bidder, who sha %
such Aud IN failure suns,
the aees perform The work BY The person emit ring
contract hn be liable for the forfeiture spet
hquidated damages be sned for
the United states, court ha.n: Jurisdiction heTeo
Sealed will be received this Office until 10
.oday the twenty SIKH day ofaay next tat which time
proposals viii be opened for furnishing The articles Of slpoh
hereinafter specified. House kepresenlauy
during Thirty Second Congrsseach article 70 be approvd
| the Clerk, VIZ
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DRoPosALs FOR CARRYING THE MAILS or THE UNITED
ing route Wi ss ,essisss " tho coa.s Once Of ss Pos. Once
IN me ely q wa,hsSn unt ~ M q the st May
herein ~ sp &c dssIas' y NO ' 'H
BY Savannah, Ga and Key West, FLORIDA,
10 Havana lsand u uba, 90 mics twice noah,
Leave Cssilss,oa on nc Is, and stn Of zach months
fsass Mau.a: on lie s,n and a q each month";
PROPOSAL. = sasI = Augustine Key Ssa,ns,
Miami ana Key vseeA. lsi.ls, one o .uo are lossd
New Orleans, viii also be Considered.
Proposals frequent will be considered
with sufficient enaos The decision 70 be made
same il Or not convertible ship
Of Mae ISIS those proposals being acceptable repec)
win s s ns a a. us s ss pr s
ocer demand made r he purpose Of ee,g
part pay thereof the time Of delivery 70
be ss y @ % &. aps"sa ~s % Win an
N od.aseemen' to be appointed BY The President OF e o"
the may stipulation agent
Department mails, he omit y al
in favor Of bid equal ia "ie resp CT oyer bid mol containing
by his BY before The LIST day Of July next The ept ae
stsd when ine up ~" pe,,ed and no, more Than
the the mp when the trip i not run and no sufficient ehe.
the and that
planned II due l,ne for falling from,
post oes a. @ p,' landing the NAL belonging eio or S
injured lost destroyed conveying place thar
ssSss convey %a any
p contract, and for arriving the time set a,o for
Or furnishing ,s %sn ?" transmitting -"
the for repeated aues for violating the post ONCE
discharge a required BY men, assigning
the eo"uae, without, The consent Of s POSTMASTER General or for
The General alter the contract and alter the sched
BY additional required for the
a, ,s such
the contract on timely notice = be prefers y 20 hs change me
allowing nlo,' pay the amoun, dispensed with
s The ss P ns
ny offers, should be distinctly saedn the proposals.
bd he change from uderiisement contemplated
w bidder
COR We may bel there
FUN there state The residence or Iesdense hereby propose 70
often rs Tie proposals
schedule contained ID such following
Dated [signsdI'
Iss = me norm o. a wnun a 9i
bidder the third and fourth with the beginning and
who mus, be shown BY e written certificate Of
@pey and aba 70 good guarantee
certified, should accompany each bids
ns s s a n e ss by hs
t",sa u %S p @ ii a J n
good and sufficient suses to perform the service
$ Dated [sigredI''
Form Of certificate.
quahted above and their property
that they sufficient and able make good reir
dated. tSlenedl'
the First Assistant Postmaster
words small mails" written the
should despatched be received
which will be the last day
| ceiving proposals under this advertisement
the bids VIII be determined
by 18th day OF May
The with the trip the first day
bidder himself abie
TO
specify his proposals. The
with the ending about the Both
June, 1855.
n X HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr oyrIcK DEPARTMENT, February 3 1851.
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navy suPPLIxs--lssl.,ss.
NAVY DKrAKThkkTl
Bureau Of Proyisloas and Ciotllisg, April

Bureau Of Provision. and Ciolaisy April ~, lesl.
cEPARATE PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed Proposals io
Navy supplies. unn
Monday Inc s.A day Of May neat ,I a..aAs aud de-
shall be for ever, ,ssn thousand pounds
ehuAss.s ssoaslyu New York; Goapos vnga quaint
@ 5 % ~ s q
ands eisr Of Tho said daIE The 'eA year end
foul whAsy s., coffee, ass butter m0...ss
e. he S
s q s and al sps noa a. S Ss ~ al ny
~ . @ aqa sosea ns hoops ana
head and in good shipping order iee OF all charge 70 he United
the biscuit shan Be made wAoy from saperne Hour Of
aaesse q tAe yea, 1880 q ieo aud sa be fully equal
,he nayyyard shall properly ba~ed thoroughly kndred
w pesea sa as,ea . Z, shas s W.. Tinted ,s s
seaed o. ia - and whshes Or spirit casks, barrels
the wlkey hal, be made wholly from grain Of which least
proof according United states custom house standard II
shan DC & n good s an es os sas ss w
b. eoopeed with four good and IRON hoops aud The
whole shall be put in good shipping order nee Oh ." charge 70 e
I'M sinai + ne be-. a ss.s si and be delivered in
The tea ha be good quality Young equal The samples
l'he coffee shall be equal the beat Cuba coffee.
best quality and, when required
shall be delivered strong barrels A lining ho0ps At
each head AT the option Of the bureau !, !,
fluids, and be delivered 10 SEASONED "e oak nAns u about
he moassss equal quality New Orleans
and be delivered good strong barrels u ~hs rs Aea
| condition..
The shall good shall be delivered
barrels the heads well secured
The vinegar quality cider vinegar AMI be
good strong, well white oak barrels
be thoroughly and placed the best shipping
| condition.
pickles not exceeding fifteen gallons
each Kegs white wiie ASH and ai
be delivered strong quality cider the
option vegetable only be paid tor the to
be he anne whether in vinegar
snail be
good stung substantial and oped al each end
apples shall be approved qualify and shan be dev
wske barrels half barrels at the option Of the bu
|
soap manufactured from cocoanut oil and be Of the
white saltwater SOAP, ana be delivered
about pounds to Dc hooPd
at end price be uniform all the stations.
All the sdescbed articles embracing casks barrels ha
barrels. fDs shall be subject 10 such Inspection
Direct and be IN all respects perfectly
Department 10 be at the place OF delivery
biscuit, may however, inspected the place Of manufacture
hui will in subject final inspection The place
delivery, before signed therefor.
prices OF all the egang articles to be same throughout tie
year. and bidders may more articles,
the barrels, Kegs boxes,
marked their contents ana The
name An OF hour Bread butter, and pickles,
the wien manufactured OF
put up aIked them. -. Z,
The this advertisement are those selected
ensuing and haue reference 10 such as hare
The quantity OF these articles will be required be
precisely stated They will probably be about
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General Agency and Law O0oe at Washington.
DE sELDINC wYf.TE.

Todds Budinr Pennsylvania nerf door Sea o.
Brorn'' Hotel, WasAinsion, ID. C.
rHAs DE aELDISG ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for The purpose OF prosecuting claims b-sr.
before board
appointed for the adjustment OF poiatiops OF other
foreign prepared % their
all business be inr-ted
charge They obtaining bounty
duties. under contacts treaec or
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &C.
Andr,w wylie, IT, will attend business with which
either omef the hm he nued In any OF the court- OF
the District Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cha de seidng being United States commissioner, notary
public deeds all the states 81 Union
taking Of testimony, scbno~iedg
deeds, duties which appean his once
Charges will be moderate aud regulated by the amount claimed
and the extent OF services required
Communications (post paid viii receive immediate attention
s--diy
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A ~ a. k,""so.ps.sese.y s,.ss.d win Tssr''sH
vol., Law sheep, svo, PIP t,t77 Retail g,ise ssow
~ and 81 Ann street. Nsv i@
opirsou oftAs Prefs"er.
There ar. few work, 10 The profession s.c
law within The limit, that are more desa'~
public paucnssv. ,.,, ,,,,r,c, xr sal
rwyosK, Sep, ss, 1850.
concur with MI Justice Nelson opinion Of the a~S
toned work. 49,, morn
Nrw yoru, Sept %, isso.
The omaIaou Of rsliab. citation. from The rsss
powerful auxiliary TO the law student, sivns him The s
reference ard viii extensively aid The student the
and '''e man OF business ROBERT J. Wake
have frequently examined i,s citations, and have bees
rau6ed with their .courncyi and hsv. been IS m..I \,
precision and c,sarne-s with which h.nnounes 20
s,-anes from IL myself ,ba, feel an rous PROGRESSES
learn Il, merits and like me- esloy is sdvsn,ssrs rnuUSn
Nav yosr crrr, Oct Ie, 1880
Il inpsr,s advantages Of accurate and weta
o'e-sook while IL saves to tbs profession av"t oe"
DAVID PAUL. BROWN, rhH''r
Mr. Kinne has collected with great diligence and aI -.
very ably subee,, those questions p,%
references tn. authorities copious as 70 give"
'-''' y '"' JUDGE PETERS, rhi'ds'-
Ihsve examined Kinns. Compendium with !. %.I
avocahoos Would aso W, u"
mrahy adapted 10 the purpose for which u VS. w,s =
sgneA-to fAcisste the tshors Of counsel IN the pr
Argument from examination !" IN
titles. ran say with condolences that they are ue'''"
'''1''''' JUDGE cRIDLEy Uhe,, Nes 70.
II calculated 10 b. ereacr help 10 the sndsnt han ~
book Of ia sise crtsni, viii 6nd lis upon sS'p
''''' : ''''''''' ''''' W. l.. HURST, rhu'1sT
The plan, ard utility snd accuracy 81 these wors ,r.w
unqualified spprohs,isn Of III. most distinguishes
tinted Sin.cs the late Justice sory Chcf
Vermont, I,ornhiswrv NJ New Jersey, D nsk1 o' '""
Of washington city Weston Of M'in' se JouS rsow
Nov "a ,a ~ and 5, Ann"'
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shall b liable cr The sins spec
Ned IA such bond iiQuidaed damages
The will The lowest and best bidder Tor
the three cissse
careful purpose Of aseertnins
pracucal results, be the
department ~
The right reject any bid where
apparent ARTICLES Is bid Tor low
without proper regard The OF
purpose affecting the bids under the
estimate contained IN the Advertisements
NJ X HALL
Postmaster Gcnsral.
Ap 9-lawM
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John NJ. McCALLA, late second Andn"r .. .m ~
nry osr- nj. services in the Of claims on w.
mont, bsbre Consress, the departments, N tne
military and agency business generally -
IAtsss sddrs..eA ~ hin M h.sspess sbcrd " post ps'
Ace IL at the corner Of 9Th and Louisiana svenss-
wAsnHsTcr CITr, Apsil2e-d
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COMMON HALL OF IN. town of Petersburg. virxini~.
May 1850 Tho following resolution day adopted by
the Halls
"Rora That Of the proposals for
100000 Of the bonds of The @ Petersburg endorsed by
the Stats Virginia. $4,000 payable in 1870 and 1915
sadA
proposals Of $500,
addressed chamberlain of May,
II O'Clock which time they win shc hfe.,
bidder viii he entitled thereto The FOR the viii be
18th May 18th June, 18th Jay,
which
to themselves the right reject offer made.n
Notice hereby that proposals for
will be received by the chamberlain
the above resolution, until the l lay May 10 O'Clock
IN. CORI.tNC.
May 2-dtl 4ttMaynert Mayor
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THE AMERICAN Lave Stock Insurance Company
Il
Capital, SO 600. Stockholders individually liable.
For the insurance ~ horses mule prize bulls sheep snd cnfte
combined fire.
DENTS and disease nso stock driven markets
South Losses paid doath
DrecorJoseph O. Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Eberwne,
merchant Captain Isaac Mass merchants George D. Hay,
Hon. Thomas Bishop builder; John Wise and
bank Director Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank directors Hon.
Nipccnnes Smith.
nrmer hsut director, and auditor NJ Kpos county.
Joseph President H. shur.n Whitney, Secretary
VIM aucb ssd president vnc.nnes branch
Bank Of indiana
NELSON, agent, Pennsylvania avenue, lath and
18th streets, Washington City.
sept as-dly
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FsssuAHr 1851.
IN tn. petition OF Moses Rayey Of safbuy Ma.sachu.es
praying the extension Of granted him
Juy mchil for
years from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
o. 9Th day OF July, ls5i-
ordered petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, "a O'Clock all persons
ought not 10 be granted
Person. opposing required
twenty before day Al testimony h-d
said bearing he taken and
with the rules Of the once, which will be furnished
o n application.
Ordered Also published Republic
g~pcer Union Washington city, d. Daily Rec Boston,
Ms-shuse Journal Providence, Rhode Island. Tribune, New
Hartford,
THos. EwRANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors papers win pleas. copy, and send
bills 10 the Patent Once with containing this no,er
Feb 23-ias3w
uIssOLUTIuN Coo tershtp.-The
II ing Dyer day, by mutual
II
Of the late Robert w Dyer deceased to which Immediate attention
. respectfully requested EDWARD g, DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
wA.aiseror, September %, 1870.
nz Copsrtner.hIp Ncstce.The undersigned
under and firm Of Mcclure
vii
They respectfully solicit continuance patronage
slowed upon The late h and pledge themselves to discharge %
fully every trust conhded 10 them,
Mcclure nsk. advances.
EDWARD G. DYER
j. q. MCGUIRE.
w.-mraros, September ~, 1850,
Sept. 27--du
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and cheap "5ndet has is,ca Of the
pienh hi. stock q fresh importaiou
ucon Of on.s q n. ec wine. and liquors ever imported
by He would refer foiows,
Dun Gordon Cos shees aoinr delicate pale, very
sy he snou Also rare old delicate Amonsda in casks 6
gallons, ay selected m Some cr,rn hmoniisdo
,oies up Esropc, which he challenges equal 10
the peculiarly adapted
convae.oen they strengthen without stimulating and have
the sc'd 81 other wines.
er-, the oporo, and imported
all Ports and red wine. palmed of as such.
the gson wholesale by the cssk Among them Ia
dci,esie whit. Port and Msmssy Port.
Person. suffering with chronic Affection Of the bowels be
ade,ra sorts. dry roh side
and West Indies screa Ac hc Ao draugh and In bottles
Al by casks
sparkling wine. subscriber,
the Meet champagne splendid sparkling Nosells,
ported by him. other wines snd are sod prices
low of the inferior the market which
put upon buyers first cass.
re s @ ss'pass wines ~ Saop. s .na ".s
generally Subscriber holds hm-n Re Judge, and
do.en TO tn. nr., e,... or ,r.mser Of Medoe.
OF burgundy he stock and
inst he can present 70 then from MS v"" " goods e's Of Bur
ssa,era. and ssr..c AWAY. ON hand in botl..
HI. Of Rhine wines, OF
Nes-s Dsinhnd Jordan, OF Coben1 extensive and number
choices, Of The sieioeera which grown
Of Cosnao other brandie he ba. now I'm.
stock enhrscns old 1900 Of otad Dupuy
and celebrated C,sver eighth essk.
hhds and "Dnboochs y 1874 in hhds which will
be .oldiow.
A.o Irish Scotch ard Mouons,h,la vh.sey J,m.isa sr
preserving brandy, snd all
Of the shove. cold by r.,. % IN quantity desired
An good. day. reach Philadelphia freight
graph '''''''' =
Cheap Wine Store 70 w.iua' street. Philadelphia