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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-30
N(lI'iCE'

The subscribers announce to the citizens If
New Orleans, TINT Mr.. fKSRy PARs6ss. No 96
Camp street, is agent for the sale Of their
pfASo FoaTEs, with and without Colcman's
f.olian Attachment, and Ives TuSAnLk KEtps,
and the only person authorized TO USE their
naaes as snch agent In every instance Pianos
taken from this store are guaranteed BY the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-30
NUNS 4 CLARK

-ul UFfAI1Hdy Wa TNfNI
enc kERING'S PIANO FOR1ES.
The public viii please take moi &c tina, Mr..
HgsRy PArsoss, 90 Csap street is my only
agent Ior Tie cale of m, Piano Ferries in Lou
isiana, and thu, instruments taken nj this depot
may be considered fully guaranteed from the
factory.
Orders maj be left for any kind Of instru.
mcuts, aud no advance required until the article
is received and approved.
J. CHICkEKING.
7iA Washington street, Boston.
He also has on hand large supply OF select
music Of the latest style.
May ~, 1881. Entity
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Cl A 10 v


Tnr STATE or TEXAS.
County Of Harrison.
To eny iarfm officer Of sem county
GREETING
NOu IRE hrrrby commanded to summon
/ Abel n. W,hcr~poon, by causing this
citation to be- published four successive weeks
in the Texas Republican, a newspaper pub
Ilshcd in the town Of Marshall, Texas, TO be
and personally appear before me ut my office in
the town Of Marshall on Saturday the fourth
day Of October. A. u. 1851, a, 10 o'clock A. NJ,
To answer the complaint of On,snie~ Evans,
George q. Gregg aud Nobar, Key, merchants
trading under the iirm name, und style Of
Evans, Gregg 4 KEY, in plea of debt for the
SUN of ninety and 90 100 dollars principal due
by two notes. and an account. briefly IA fol-
lows: one note for 80 and 800 dollars, dated
Il, January 1880 the other for 81 $500
dollars, dated LIST January 1851, both drawn by
said defendant in invor Of SAID plaintiffs, due
one day after the dates thereof, respectively;
The account fof 20 ih-i"0 dollars. charged IN
The year, 1851, by said plaintiffs, against said
defendant.
Herein fail not, and make due return Of this
writ ns the law directs.
Given under NV hand, this the 25,h day Of
August A. d. 1881.
T. q. PIERCE
Justice Of ne Psae. in and for sad eonrte
issued 25,h August. 1881.
Y. G. Prrrcr.
Received In Office, August %, 1891. and
handed To the Editor u the Texas Repuo'scAn
same day fer publication.
~ H. Prn-y, Sheriff
Wy J. u. Cani-, Deputy.
Aucu.t 40. 1881, -in :,
U,GT. RoGERs's iissrven and tar also
- W,star'- balsom 81 wild cherry. for sale by
EVANS. SANDERS, n 60.
nCNsr. MOFfATTs lfc pills and phoenix
- bitters, for sale BY
Sass, Rnu0.
ENOh aals, lsrgs 10. OF Miil*rs Ss"'c"
! snuff, BY
EVANS. SANDERS, 4 co.
August 80. 1881. y
Teacher Wanted.
TT~HE rnderaiynrd. Trustees Of Eagle odge
u Academy, ii Bethany, Pamela rcoay' Tex
=, an asthcnfed 10 procure the services Of
GIS6pai 1tsekev, 10 take charge ct sa'd AcAa'
saay. n pay will n liberal.
THOMAS. \. DAVENPORT,
! y. 4. T s.usx,E,
8. y HENDRICKS,
4 1,sAsss yo.e . ,sei wN
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.<a<yrA ttI SHoNSUtury y -
uated on tks Nesge Nd ~
the Spbits sQusls " ~ IOWA
ot Msfssaii, having lately 1ndssgee(9 thor
oush repair. Is nov ready Sos iiis - lsacdA
ton OF lrss number " hde~es, II e11h and
we'll constructed stalls. Atts<hsd ~ = IL.
s1 ss s .Se s sss s' -. ~. !.
tlsei- satisfaction.
Careful and attentive oasless VIII q ~ sInss
be in Attendance The sspbis viii eispys -
well supplied with psoycnder Of ths - i sAs..
y, and the public may be sssusrd, I'LL - srios
viii he spared ~ giving individual ard sasval
satisfaction. Terms WI nl~xys ~ ~ bodss.
ate MS the prices Of supplies vii a1il
The stah!s viii lr under tk imn61Ats ~
rsrn;eaaaugr Of LII. Charles Z. 1ara0s
Waos- experiences in tbs business $500 -
u pleIss IL! who taAy tssot hip wiiA 41n,l
yane7. 1851 ou
N d flos>es ard burvTv kcea a fa1S
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Carriage AnN4xuADsn. nassng.
r1,iiE undersigned, thank M IL fltfisn@Gf
i ard cas,oS.vr. Ter thsis liberal lansgss
woild inform them that Nv siiil eassjse1sa ~
nbove business at his large framed shepa.~hsl1
he is prepared 10 do work in lis ains ~ gar4
ms low .. lew % Cent?. Apd h : superior
manner from hl- long practical expesss1xc and
thorough knowledge Of every hFaneA n Inc
business. Work VIII * den4 N -, .ors
responsible m~,:. and Al! work A<se alN1 .hcp
vii b, Narrated 70 stasid. and Of The 49, -
t.riaIs TIE county affords. s.ss4 4
Shop north east Of The tutlss sqsss "a
opposite q. T. Aliens gan's,ih chop
i. WASHINGTON.
Jun. 2lsi isJ' ~ ~. a.
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE Esecusy. Board ef Managers appoint.
i ed BY marshall Lodge No, ~, announce to
the public that the ath session Of the Institute
will commence on the 9TH of Angus, under the
charge of the Faculty Of Teaches, 10 MI.
R-v. THO, y WiLsos, President
Mira. NINA ". 5osrory, Wee Principal.
Miss ELIZA Nvpros, Primary Department
Miss ARAnGLLA jsssrrr JuSn, Music Piano
Dra,rtng and Fancy Wort
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CAfNE6TOCkx, Wsip~rs Csna1ias. ~
9 Psy,e's to.ie vssmsfaxr. fpe ~ BY
EVANS SANDERS, = 60.
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-26
WHOLE NUMBER $40.

tor il? Was MT Massachusetts, man!
Did not know Massachusetts sentiments
and preiudiccs? But what Of that! an
an American! (Great applause) ! was
made whole man by God, aud mean 70
mike myself half one. Tremendous
oltbursts ofapplause.) felt had duty
to perform t. my country--to my own rep
ia,on: for Uttered myself that ser
vice ofiortv years has given me some cnar.
aeler. thought il was my duty and dia
lot care what WIS 10 give way. ieei u
to be my duty to come QUITO 60 for my
country, and my whole country, and to. ex-s
ert any power had to keep that country
together. (Great appause.) ! cared Tor
nothing, was afraid Of nothing; bat meant
10 do m@ duty. Duty performed makes
man happy--dnty neglected makes man
unhappy, rs well as those around him, and,
therefore, gentlemen, in the face OF all cur
camstances aud danger, was ready TO 50
forth and TO do that which thought my
countey--your coantry--demanded Of mes
and, ge,llemen, allow me to say here TO.
day, that If the fate Of John Rogers had
been presented to me--if had seen tho
stake, il had heard the thorns cracking
BY the blessing of Almighty God, | would
have gone on and discharged the duty
which thought my country called upon
me TO perform would have become
martyr to save my country.
And now, gentlemen, farewell! Live
aud be happy, live like patriots, live like
Americans, live in the enjoyment OF the
inastimable blessings which your fathers
prepared for you, and if anything that !
nay do hereafter should be inconsistent IN
the slightest degree with The opinions and
principles which have addressedt TO you
then discard me for ever from your recol-
lection.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-26

zle, when she had qucnched her thirst, syou
wiU hare a good time TO read now, tor
shall go right to Sleep
With her eyes brimful Of tears, the moth
er bent over her child and kissed her again
and again. And Lizzie, feeling lha, she
was quito forgiven, and not dreaming that
she had been more sinned against than
SHINING, threw her arms around her pa
rents neck, and gave back kiss for kiss,
then nesting on the warm pillow Of her
little brother, she closed her weary eyes
and in few minutes WINS sound asleep.
For long while the mother knelt beside
the low couch, and when she rose and sat
down again by the stand she left the novel
where she had dropped il, but took from
her basket an unfinished doll, and with rap
id fingers piled her needle.
It was long ere she placed her head upon
her pillow. When she did, the doll, com
pleted aud neatly dressed, lay by the side
Of Lizzie; the novel, half-read, upon the
Lehigh in the stove, a handful Of light
ashes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-26
From the Nc,r York Tribune.
The Rich Man.
BY J. W. WHITFIELD,


The Rich Man thinks his gold his own,
n And all his gold can bring;
The Rich Man thinks, when thus he thinks
4 A very foolish thing.
He builds palace, beautiful;
The graceful columns rise,
And while he thinks them all his own,
They glad thousand eyes.
lie spreads his floral garden round
The roses bud and bloom;
But with himself we all enjoy
Their beauty and perfume.
His noble chargers paw and prance-
The Rich Mans heart is proud;
lie sees them with one pair of eyes,
But thousands have the crowd.
His parlor walls are loaded down
With gems Of art-Io please
Himself, he thinks-to please, in truth,
The poorest man that sees.
The stately hall, the cultur'd grove
The park with peLbled way
The leaping fount that sweetly sings.
For these he has 10 pay:
And pay that other eyes may gaze
And feast wlihou, care;
The Joy is ours-.he task his own
To please them and prepare.
BROOKLYN, April, 1851.
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A TRICK AS Is 4 TRICK.

Tie Brooklyn Freeman gives descrip-
ton of financial operation, which cam6
off at Stewards Marble Palace the other
day, which may safely be set down as dis.
tancing all competition. A lady, dressed
in superb style, went into the magnificent
denot of finery. and enqnired for shaw
After examining several Of the finest, the
lady pitched on one that pleased her fancy,
and engured the price. The answer was
S400. Upon contemplating the rich pat
terms again, admirng The soft fine tissue,
aud nduiging in the sweet charms that
such an objec, is calculated to inspire, the
lady determined TO purchase, and drew
from purse of ample size, and respectable
appearance an NJ. on the Chemical Bsnk.
Now the Chemical Bank being in the imme-
date vicinity oftbe palace just across Broad
wav-and thousand dollar bill being rare
ii offered even at The Marble palace-the
lady was desired TO wait a moment, per-
haps to continue the pleasing diversion Of
footed and trusty messenger was despatch
ed 10 the B NIX. The answer was satisfac-
tory, the bill was pronounced good by the
best possible authnrity-ihe shawl was
wrapped up, the six hundred dollnrs il
change given, and rohed into the respecta-
be looking purse, and the lady slowly
pyomenaded towards the door. Here she
stops and pauses, aud returned to the coun-
ter where the Cashmeres are sold--she
tells the clerk she has changed her mind;
she prefers not to take the shawl, without
consultation with her husband; there is 4
possibility that that excellent person might
think her triile extravagant ia makinr
such purchase. The six hundred dollars
are returned with the shawl, and tho M
returned in its resting place in the purse.
The lady again stops; the Cashmere still
remains folded up on the counter-a pause
ensues-then smile Of good nature plays
on the handsome features of madame --she
says, archly addressing the clerk-"you
will think me tickle. (oh gammon) but
must take the shawl" The thousand dol
lar bill on the Chemical Bank is again pro-
duced; the change given; the shawl taken
by the lady towards her csrrisge, and eve-
rything is settled in satisfactory manner.
Bat on making up the cash accounts that
evening at the Palace, after shutting up
the show windows and letting down the
iron sides, there was found thousn nd dol
lar counterfeit note on the Chemical Bank.
Then did the elegant and courtly clerk Of
The shawls understand something else be-
sides Cashmere had been sold at his coun-
ter on that day, and that he had been VIC
tmized by regular suffer.
[B.falo Erpress.
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[B.falo Express.

A Kiss IL THE DARK.--Late on Sunday
evening, after the family Of Mr. Fitch, on
broadway, had retired to rest, d fellow
named Richard Smith, having by some
means got into the house, entered the sleep.
ing apartment of young lady, and rifled
the drawers Of a bureau Of its contents. con
ssting OF some thirty dollars in money. /.
gold chain, and other articles Of iewelrv.-
Thus far the transaction was exceedingly
commonplace; but not content with his ac-
QUESTION OF valuables, the impudent rascal
could not think OF parting with their fair
owner withou, leaving with her some token
of his nocturnal visit. So stepping up to
the bed, where she lay, enfolled in the arms
Of Morpheus, he imprinted on her ruby lips
oue parting kiss. Whether it was the re-
port that must necessarily have followed
one of the right sort, or something else that
awaked her, we did not learn, but erc tho
sentimental scamp could beat retreat,
the fair hand Of the damsel ives found
gripping the skirt ofhis coat, lille her voice
called loudly for help. The house was soon
aroused and Mr.. Smith arrested and con.
signed 10 the eslaboose, 10 regret at leisure
his untimely effort to do the agreeable.
81. Louis Intelligcnccr.
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Stake ticket, sir, for the benefit Of the
Widow and Orphan Furd Of The Spike
Society?"
swell, y5a.assi--don't care so much,
though Tor iifdlfni,ans, bst Tgo IL strong
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-10
THE UNION.


Whls Oak ROOF Knees, (ty tao kass) tov Sab CAseks
myth body ng Of four iee TO be
tbee from angle the hros 70 side ten inches.
length body inches length OF three SIX
inches inches from the angie The
TO side nine inches
length body length u three feet be
feet three inches oa e angle 10 e throat TO side ognt
inches. .s-.... M. .# ...#T .....-
The got angle u ninety
degrees The be clear Of saIrwoos. @ E ".a
WAis Oak Butt, tty the pses)
buu cuts, each IA feet IN length
do do 10 do
do do
twenty the small
removed
dry them. f,.EHE EE 1H u 1t
200 each Icing inches They
be qusrteTed be clear Of the piih
Hand spikes and butt by the piece a. a t II
ash logs lin the rouDd) each be 6een feet long and 10
inches diameter, by the log.
CLASS No. 2-Ysiow Pine 10y the cubic toot)
OOO cubic feet leaf dns southern yellow pine plan
stocks Of the best quality They must a feet IN
twelve inches and not than as Of ihr butt
Gle of
is beams xse long sided 5k inhes moulded l4x inches
IS do 50 feel long sided ik inches moulded " inches
is do "a feet long, sided IAN inches, moulded u inches
The above beams 10 have curve Of inches In "a feet
The whole be the best long leaf fine grain southern pine
inch Of wood viii be allowed the
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a. q q. A. ARMOUR,
DR-aPERs IND TAILORs,
No. 800 broadway, corner Of Duane street,

Above fts Trrsns Houss ks~ York,
ID EsPECTFUIIY offriends pskic
II goods. u the
pv~pavcd make the beet
style moderate cloths
Rh, slks
of Paris smbroideries.
There thee skfa artists employed in this
and wsscoas Each de-
psrtuenf complete itself Army Uniforms
sccurscy despatch, ana approved
Strangers metropolis
everything 10 their ts and perfect a-ay. insured
n b. fpsrIrm aTsThese elegant that
admired Castle Garsr
premium the American Institute Al, tbsiriatc fair
Feb l5-dtm h.. ..#5s.
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aener~I Agency and Law Once At Washington,
DE aEIDfNC wYLfE,

" DE sELDfNc wYLfR,
No BuiLAtnfs rsrf dsor ~sa Of
81. Bros~s Hotel, wssAfsete~, b. C.
rUAs DE sEI.DING ANDREW WYI.IE, IT, having formed
partnership clsims before
Congress- before board OF
mi.sons appointed Of posuon other
claims nEnns, retGn government prepared give Their
faithful all intrusted
charge n
duties, arising treaties,
buying and selling claims,
rents, sc. 5.f"Ii H-3 r.,.t a sFs#s
Andrew Wyr Jr., viii stend business with which
District, the Supreme Couu Of the United States.
aednT, being Un-d stsses
public Of deeds for all the States Of Un'on
prompt taking actnowiedE
other duties which apperan 10 his once
Charges viii modese and regulated BY claimed
nd he erten o services required.
post paid will receive immediate attention.
s-pts-dly
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WILLIAM HoRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
La~casisr, Grant oou~ty, Wiscorfr,

tLATr yAuouIsR COUNTY, vA.)
rIII ~ Grant, Dane and
w ,,,s frral MAason. wi
the collection
chase sale ri lands, and
,or 4, sd.n .nAho,devs part Of the Staie, rwE.
R~rs 10 W. e. Foo'e, u e. Senator Hon Jsmo- Mason,
ip&Ns Horner, Wsreaton,
Mss attorneys tsw, New yosk Professor Homer,
DsvS Iapslsy esq.,, snA Meow g. W. We,sh Phsdsiphs
M,sr III d,orks; John kssson, Louis,
nSSAo0h 900 81 91N#w fsrtr Gf.f trf Ap l0-swly
l'HURCH CARPETyNG.-Jus' received an additional supply
v esrperAe matching thai IN Trinity church.
supplied from the bale
fully rforrd tina, they opportunity Of furnishing their
N nnifor with that OF the church
bales Cocoa selton door mats
3 ~ bst csyp~ssnf t"IH#
20 ~ doH
A~ss s-ue~sl Of csrpenss,
~alsataAs linens. which will be
Nav s-A.oif cLAoETT DbpsoN.
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"a niece. white OAK IA long II inches wide, inches
70 per.s white OAK long 10 inches ~iae inches
s,''e
u %s .Sies ""'' '"N' a,sss
Il p thics' 1850
y pieces oak long wide 10 inches
thick, J,Oo
white oak IA feet long ls inches wde inches
thick, r 2,o1
.... 100
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20 s.aSa. j sSod eIas. alss.I
Der, 1854 e..E...
7 a. Fo,t Byady. suuA Ss. Aaris, mis.san
IS barrels Of pork
IS bushels Of new white held beans
sIo pounds of good hard soap a
ssss. e g.: sssa s s,ssa s s ss.ss'
hal. % .i e. L.. sss siss by The
ssrsser, iesa 4. .a. .e& a0 s# E.... 1A"sT
at E.st Independence, Bosio" harDor, M.ss4eA-.sa.
aso barrel. Of fe.h .upernne nou
"a S ssass. q ssos s Sss . ssis beans
% bushels Of good clean dry hns salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Fort Tlumbuii, Ns~ London Cs"ssois4s
AS barrels Of fresh superhae aour
IS bushels q new white held beans
= bushels Of good clean dry hDe salt
20 gallons Of good cider vinegar
At Fort .adom' Newport, Rhode hia"d
1865 bushels of white field beans
pSund: Of Of s sesa S saIS ;sp
~ bushels of good clean dry fine salt
600 gallons Of good cider vinegar
at FSr Con'tisution, Portsmouth, Ntw Hamsssns
rs barre. Of ks.h .upsrans nour
55 bushels Of new white field beans
SIG pounds Of good hard soap III
Q bushels q good clean dry fine sci,
40 KAllOpa Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Prebls, Pertisrd, Mains.
ias barrel, Of nssh supsrane nour
IS g DS. .as. q new Will. . field beans cans
y e go: :sss e essn sss sa s:.si;'
10 gallons Of good cider vinegar NJ,
Al Etxt suuiysn East.ort Maias
or 80. - -. . ~ ~ T70.7s
~ barrels o. PORK VI. -. a1s
= barfem Oh iresn supern a, I nouI
90 % bushels o new s WINE ne.o Ds@s
go POUNDS o. sood nard soap
20 pounds OF COCO marc uiow canaes
~ bushels OF yood cream dfy nno SAY
1U gaitous Vi Soou ciusf vAhsVsa-
NorrA bidders are requested TO extend amount o M
bids for each article, and exhibit n
no bid viii be sctod on unIess il embraces aca fesua
post. ,-3s-at,v. 5rs4 ..s. ,.. .,f 49,.
The periods and quantities OF each delivery At those
they are NOT sPsctsd VIII be ist June LIST
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Of the Las
A BY A.. .peabe,caIy arranged win reference
svols, Law Sheep, svo, 20. Att Retail gicsa g.
~ and 81 Ann street, New fsf
opiniors Of IA. Prof,ssio~.
There arc works profession ~
sound within the limits, that dssss
oHIEY JUSTICE xELsou
Nrw Yosr Sept Is, 1850.
concur Nelson in his opinion Of III. .bo~
toned work. ~a
CHANCELLOR wALwofT
Tn. accumulation reliable citation. from the ~
oflesa treats. and reports, both American and ferei m's
reenc. and win MD X. d.e ,s a..
ROBERT J. wALKn
Ihsve hequ.nuy examined citations. and have beer ~
ar.,6.d with their accuracy and have been much
sance from myself hst feel anxioa. profession ~
learn ' "'''' ana IKE ne enjoy :" 'dv'nnEs r.r rosyn
Nsw Ycrx Crrr, Oct 1s, 1850.
npar. all the advantage. an accurate well .,,
labor w ""
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhisdsT''
Mr. Knne has collected with ses, diligence and secuv
very ably advanced III. subjects which ose question.
''' JUDGE as's:' PETERS, rA'.d.''''
lhaye examined Knne', Law Compendium with >, mss1
mWacy adapted 70 the purpose for which IL was ~
facilitate II. lshors Of counsel in 'be prep@
canses for Trial and argument From examination "a
TUES csn say with confidence that they are res'e"
JUDGE GRrDLKy, Uucs, New fa,
calculased greater help he student mss
hoct Of se .'se ernns, and viii find it, way apo" eve"
III sI'~" = = = ''''" W. L. HURST, rsas1sv.
The plan, and utility, and Of ths.e work. M"
Tr,,.a Ss.s !. Ss se 1n.cs Story Csrf %
Vermont, Horneiow.r Of New Jersey, Insse'"
~. - fqbiahed by ..sa rIB.li . "a As.~'~
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I KNOX WALK Err will practice law In the eaprsna
Court Of the United States prosecution
c,srs syss-t tbs eov.raeNt AdAr.s wssh,nstnc, ~ O.
Mar th-tf a#u' s.#..
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.snidsr.sr Wine store 10 slnus street, PAnaAsapA
scysa gss Fl sS.s.s a:
sss :s % I'd Z. Ss', now T.
BY him He would refer invoices follows, Wit w
and
sy s s.,on A'e Old, delicate AmSnuado in "a. aI
n eoue' put W IN Europe which he challenges" eqSd
The MsnianiIa and Amonnado .henies peculiarly sAa
to ~ they senshe~ without stimulating ~ ~
Ps,wines pncfpay specially selected Tor hi. sales -
msr' from te s'oek Of "Bsmessr," at opoo, and nps
Tn; y q. are % and delete and h:y: been s
an paln-d ssoh. 4 - s- HOES
~ :: :, and sSs s.s
a. ns., Whit a,.I rou md md; mslm.sy Port
Madeira wines Of various sorts dry and ch south side
and WeA ladies' serea &C., &c, &C, on daushi and ss
Aso the sparkling wines of the subscriber IL /. well hno~,
ported n y s% sls 70 s' %
~ low ~ most Of the inferior wines now t< MARKET wA
Ne eh.mpasr wine. Of various brand. and a.s
vine. generally ne sascrscr hold. hm.s,f to ). uds
s the hne stock here, frsE' the very lowest price, BY ~
OF Bsrruady wines he has arrs seck and can assure
t. be car present % them from his vaults good. bottle
=: I'D n.,;s .way On Inland hand in bottle.
Ms..r. bernhard Jordan Of cobIenz are elsnsvs $50
Sui Hocks and Mo.ele, from the cheapest sors ~
chesc:s v'nases Of the "ssinbere" which the
this Rhine. .z#- -
In the arcle Of Cognac and other bapdes he hss nsv
stock embracing old ofl6O0 of Otard DsF
celebrated Cisvier sf 1891 In eighth caks, ssd im
hhds and "Duhosche 1874, hhds, cons'an~sni v
be- sold low. .a.. III Il. III. ,.H !. 81. =. -
Also, Irish Scotch and MonongaheIa whskey Jamaica
preserving wines and liquor, iacudns
above sold by retail quantity deart
A constant assorted stock ofHsvana cigars.
goods delivered within days reach Of PhaAelpA NJ
paid. Orders will be promptly sxecutd IL sent ~ mais
graph.
Cheap Wins s,ors, 70 walnut 'uess thi'.sslpss
Nov iS--0 '..l i" III #"#
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-10

ORNATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman. who
receved good education, and resided Psrs
obtan companion young
scrs n srne private family rcsp~ctrh,ity Ia i 4't
References personal family
given to parties The highest responsibility either in THE
IN Erp'a~A, ,t3l1i-A ID b*.i tlsi.b Ntti# ~
ADDE'S. A,.r v.pe. pos, once, o-w-so New ysrl.
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