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ITO CARRIAGE MAKERS and DEAL

mo CARRIAGE MAKERS and DEAL
Il Frs and THE PUBLIC. -Everetts Carriage Coup
ling patented Dec IT, 1850 BY the use of this important
Improvement in the construction Of Carriages the running
part is greatly the vehicle be TUNED IN
about third the space required for the present con-
struction and the of getting in and out OF
the Carnage entirely obviaed 1t applicable to all
Carriages built with perches the construction simple,
and Carriages already in use may be altered at small
cost The undersigned using the Coupling in their
Factories and regard the invention important Having
been constituted sole Agents for the City and County Of
York authorized grant rights TO other Car
rage Makers and vendors to make and sell the improve
lnept In this County. New York, Oct. 60 1851
ISAAC FORD, No. ZIG Elzabeth-st.
JOHN C. PARKER, 3d-av, SD st.
LAWRENCE BLOWER, Sd ay. 57th-st.
o2q 2taw3wsW&S
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FACTORY wANTED-Fcur or " i \, !,
stories high, and veil hshs 81: PAX sat csasI-s..
iesr, en;pe such building or Wing " by
up would find . satsf3c-oV 'o' MO iw
No. 2 800, N. Y. Post ONCE.
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CROSSE g. BLACKWELL,S PICK.

/LES, SAUCES, MUSTARD, sc. &c-Just received
ard row landing large aLd fun assortment of ,ese &c
bysed Pickles sc. per ship American Eagle which ars Of
fered 20 the trade and others lowest Prices Also Eng
lsh Cheese, VIZ Sutton and Berkley for sale b.
Mi lw A. BININGER CO, No. III Bfoai,ray
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EOR SALE.-Yonkers Lets, beautifully
u situated the nver = short distance above the De-
pot commanding the nnes water view. and
for scensry convenience and health. the
or =. BALDWIN. Yonktrs ~ l. W. STARR No. ISL
Willisa-st, New-York on lms
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Alaehinerp, &f.

TNO MACHINISTS.-The following lot
II of Machinsts' Tools for sale
One large Slide Lathe 10 feet long, swings IL inches.
One improved Pattern Makers Lathe.
Two Drilling Machines.
One improved Bolt Cutting Machine.
One 10, extra quality Vices.
one lot Tapes. ReaIners and Mandrills
Together with lot Of Shafng Pulleys. &c, with sun
dry other articles belonging TO the machine business. all Of
which will be sold cheap for cash. -
The subscriber has also Planning Machine that VIII
plane seven feet with extra wide bed which he will
change for smaller one. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
n2i lm4 Empire Iron Works, East 23th st.
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YARNS for SALE or EXCHANGE.
\ "A large number different OF this State,
Newlsfsey and the Western States containing from TO
see Also, Houses and Lots this city, Brooklyn,
Whliamseurgh and poughkeepse- Buyers be suited
with desirable country residences the city.
Thoss having property dispose Of do short
notice BY applying 1T Nc. ass Broadway.
nSo i've WATKINS EINE
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4onses n)ante0.

DART Of a HOUSE.-wanted to hire
Pwler and hetfoofr, with Base@srt fasni,lSd ~
ae' TOO far az town References exesaaect 40, n
No. - John ~.
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WYNN. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention of his customers and the public gene
rally to his well selected stock of Cloths Casslmers Vest
ipgs. and Fall and Winter Goods, at his CASH
TAILORING ESTABI.ISHMENT, als Broadway,
where he is prepared to make up GENTLEMENs and
BOYS CLOTHING, in the most fashionable style.
He also keeps a well.seected assortment Of GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also general assortment Of everything found In q
GENTLEMsEs FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
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I IGNUM VITE.-For sale in lots, as
- wanted quantity of Lignum Yite-sma sizes, and
yery handsome j. MORTIMER HALL,
nj 2awW&Fu No 80 South-sf
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'VNO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

FENO PLANk kUAD COIN hAC lOhS
Il Proposals viii be received by the Monmouth Couu
" Plank Road Co till the LIST day OF March next for build
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from keyport to
Feet DID, Monmouth Co, ~ j., distance of lSl miles
the work TO be commenced early In the Spring and
peted by the LIST day of October next with the exception
three miles of said road, for which separate proposals Will
be TIL the list day of November neIt the work
be commenced immediately after the contract taken and
be completed by the LIST day of January next Address
JOHN HERBERT, Marlboro, N. j., DANIEL. STILL
WELL, Middleown Point, N j., or the subscriber Key
port, N. J. ALFRED WALLING, Secretary.
% 3ms
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7 CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w HOUSE and Ship Furnishing .warerooms, No.
353 Grand-st New York where Will be found compets
assortment OF the following articles Feathers hair moss
aud husk also beds mattresses pslliasses and cushions
also, bedsteads Of every description, VIZ patent scfe"
iron JOINT lock Joint cottage and trundle COTS
&C. also splendid variety Of paper hanging borders We
hr. c. would call particular attention TO s new style Of
hair and spring mattresses n Bold beds and mat
srssses reaovated.and made equal TO new, by
". CRAwBUCK, No 35s Grand St, second
ne In door east of Essex 81.
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NEW and IMPORTANT INVENTION

lN-IRON and STEEL CARRIAGES.-The SUPERIOR
" Of this over the old style of wooden vehicles at
apparent Its adaptation to adj chimes and seasons ITS meet
and elegent appearance durability and cheapness
all qualities that must great and speedy revolution
IN this branch Of n echansm. JOSEPH HAGUE,
No. Gold-st sole agent for the city.
Application for patent rights to this carriage
must be made above; can manufacturers be too
urgent Obtain them for without doubt this the greatest
inyegtion OF the n2l Inn
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-
II tween NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-Y0rk Office corner Of
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, rear Of the Exchange.
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
to NewYork having Offices at New York. jersey City,
Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton Trenton, Phiadel-
pha. wilmington, Havre de Grace, Baltimore and WASH
ington City and connecting with all the Great Morse
Lines East, est North and South. This Company hav
Ing lately made repairs of the lire greatly
creased It's facilities and more thoroughly systematized s
business in the TRANSMISSION and mode Of delivery of
sages prepared TO receive transmit and deliver
any number of required for the accommodation Of
the public with an accuracy, promptness and hdehsy
hitherto uneQualled The elegraphing business Of the
public L. therefore, respectfully solicited at the oee
IN iyMWF VIM d. SWAIN President
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Glotbing.

IL at Gen. Tsyor's Head Quarters, No 70 Fuison,st,
corner Of God.-P. L. ROGERS, Commissary General OF
the above we'll known establishment desires to acqualnf
his patrons and the public that he prepared to otter
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made of superior materials and by experienced workmen)
at wholesale and retail cheaper and more varied In
sye than be found any other house m this CITY
Tie entire establishment is under the supervision of Dir
J. SOUDER who will specially attend to the custom de-
tronize him Remember, 7S Fultsn st., corner God-sn
Taylors Head Quarters. NIL Inn
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SPANISH LANGUAGE. &C. COR
SRIN'S Evening Glasses for Gentlemen, will close this
week Private lessons also given. Apply ut No ~ ON ST.
near ID ay n26 lws
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THE BEST, most Economical, and

n Durable FILTER ever made. =
FESSENDENS IMPROVED SECTIONAL FILTER.
This Improvement has recently bean made and has sncs
been adopted by Of the most scientific men. and pro-
oaly this market
II can be easily thoroughly cleansed IN every part and
always kept perfect order without the least expense or
trouble For se wholesale and retail at the principal de-
pot. No 3l2 Broadway, NswYork, and by the Plumbers
generally throughouthe City q b. HASKELL, Stsuon-
Michigan and Illinois, No. 3l2 Broadway, N, Y. nj 8tS&wh
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Rcd Estate for Sale.

rip TOWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II ~,sb,ng 20 settle 10 the same neigheornood mar
,.rchsss oa PROSPECT HILL Yorkvie " iots VI 1855
Ibs whole Of this beautiful property now offered 70
pessns wishing TO build residences quantities 70 sun
..I on reasonable terms Maps may be seen
y, ~ can,tax room Of J. T. FARISH, No. rs Broad-st
a. ths .ffcs OF 8 KErCHUM, No. Tryon Row, or at
hs resisuce corner q 4s-av and 93rd st. on the prem
NJ f0''s"~''' nj I'm
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RFSIDENCE.-For Sale,

avev desirable and CcmmOtious Country Residence
ana Farm of as acres near Ehzabshtown, n J. Posses
son Immediate. Terms mederats and accommodating.
Apply 10 n. S SCHI EsiNGER, No. e5 Beaver st.; to
A. RAIN, at EhzabethPor' " 20 A. 4. NAAR, ad-
joining the farm. would ~ rented t. good tenant
o. 2u AIwkEs
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FORTES.-PeEsoas 1oout Pur.
eAssns Ptsros viii and 90 thssT adv AHs - 81 a.
z Glenn Co.'S Nanufsctory lst vi s,ss,Scz
wsy) general utmsnt OF manoss g snu - - s
" approved pa2s! Dealers supgsd ca lsoe,n ssIsas
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NOR SALE-A irst-rate grain and grass
II FARM in Virginia, "a miles from Alexandra and
% from containing $50 acres Of excellent clay
SOIL fronting the postrosd TO Breptsvlc the
County towu--churchss and schools IN the vicinity For
farther particulars apply TO WIN DAY No IA Lbery-st
All letters postpaid will meet with Immediate attention
6X
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DATENT RESIN OIL and LAMP

STORE, No. i4e Broadway. This is the safest cheap
est and best Oh for light use witAou. grease
smoke ans atordns clear steady ana brilliant light Its
peculiar chemical combination readers Il free from expO-
sye qualities and can De used IN Common Lamp, with al
tsiasion o! the tube at cost 81 onlysxpence nls2w
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IVAN FLOWER MAKING taught by

w Lady on Mntums method which can be gensr-
ally acquired four lessons neither mods expensive
monuments are necessary. Specimens be at
DUNCAN & BROTHERS Bookstore, No Isl Fulton st.
where cards may he had. at No. % Waker-s ms a.
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Expresses, &t.
Schools.

THE FRENC H and 4 \ | S II
i BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL OF Messrs. RICH
ARD & MOUTON No 685 Broadway, will. for the
ensuing session, be augmented by additional apartments
so as to admit boarding and day scholars The
number OF boarding scholars is limited to &C. n2o ST.
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EOR SALE.-A splendid FARM, of 80
II acres, all first rate Land, the Hudson River, in
Columbia County. and directly opposite Catskiu. Tue
view unsurpassed. Good OTsaaIa House, Barn, aud
out hcuses, short quartz. Of mile from the Railroad
depot at Oak HILL VII stua ed either for farmer or for
acountry seat Could be DIVIDED in two or three sites
Apply &C. L. n, LUDLOW,
....nsW NJ Ib191 No. IL Wall-st.
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HIGH.BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

situated the Wesoheser side ef the Harlem RIVER
between McCombs DAN Bridge and the High Bridge.
Any acquainted with the suburbs u this city, VIII
perceive wing the High Bridge Lots, that they
great advantages for residences AL other iooa
ties about the cy and that they cheaper than
other property we'll a,ed Tho hill for the 9Th
Railroad been sieoed ~ the Mayor the road will he
commenced forthwith. and speedily finished please in
Of road be but 1--WE cents. The scenery presented
from almost every part Of this property exceedingly n
teresng cinbr acns meet eauul land and water
This property Also has vide front the Hayiem River
thereby acding every facility for boating and fishing Ecr
maps aud other Information, apply to
na5f ID r. WINDON No. III Cedar. st, cor Nassau.
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NOR SALE-Two valuable Lots on Both
tsn Coitsxe House and two Stables House rents for
$751; Stables $40 ALSO, property ID av nth
st. Lot Is by l00-coniains two story brick House
front and three story brck Shop ON rear Price SaOs
Also ether cheap properly the upper part Of the city
Apply TO y. KINSHiMEk, No 3l9 4th av., from to
and Aiter o'clock ms lms
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yN0 LOTS for SALE. at East Brook

~ xORHIsANIA- Several unequaled Sites fer build
ing suburban Residences Upper Morrsania and ar
nount are now offered for sale at very low prices and easy
terms Ass several smaller PIOsef leO feet square, lying
beautiful and level tree of rock swamp This property
IL Offered At 100 per lower than any corresponding
nropertv can be bought 10 the vicinity Apply 70 Oh-
GAN CO. StatOners No. Z3i Pearl-st.. or WN Jar
Wis Upper Morissnia. MO lV'
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At PRIVATE SALE, 6 valuable

LNOR SALE "A convenient three-stOry
il br,ck DWELLING HOUSE situated in Gouverneur-
It, in the With Wardw rent for $3.50 Inquire on the
premises, No. 81 GouvcrReur st. n23 lws
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I,JRsT PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.
LInn0NALnA RROTHER having en-

lfR isrged their Naaufacery and "sretoo1s n9n 'as
l.-ss sss5rsnI II Rosewood Pianos, from 81 % 4hs
s~tayss a the loves. manufacturing prices All sHs
snts wa-satss in every respect fer two years az
sns year gIatis. MCDONALD BAOlaAH' 90 90
nare UoustOH-st
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DiaHo-fortes.

EORFSALE-A very superior seven
octave Piano ChrcAering maker shout months
m use To be seen ~ No 81 Broadway nzs lie
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0utIerp, 6arbmare. Sc.

EDGE TOOLS, HARDWARE, &c.'
FIEor Coopers Carpenters, Mllrishts, CSaen na S .
l..St.r be Coopers' Truss Hoops and Rive.s sn f
1so1e.s assortment Of Tools for mechsaios W. @'
ttss,iSSer.' Hardware. for sale by
CHARLES g. LITTLE, Noe % and - a4''a'
szS m3FN&W
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THE UNION.
fsv tAs Inss,j for Bio Checks.

HAise OAK Root Knees, icy tAs knee for Bio cAsks
Length OF body length Of -four ieet 10 be
three ftom the thoai 10 side inches
length BODY inches three
inches 10 be iaehes The 70 The
TO side inches
49, length of body I'VE tree eer to be
eet three inches from the angle 10 The throat to side eight
inches.
The above angle Of
degrees. The throais 10 be elesI Of wood
Waite OAK Butts, (ty tAs pises,l
butt cuts each IA feet in length
do do 10 do
do
The twenty be sx diameter the small
end, be delivered by the contractor
before The dry gets them.
200 handpkes inches They
be quaTtersd, TO clear the pin.
Hand spikes and bun by the piece
ash logs round each TO be 6een feet long and Is
inches diameter, by the log
Class No. g. YsAop Pine BY the cubic joof)
10000 cubic southern yellow plank
stocks OF the quality They As length
be under IS The small end he less
than twelve inches aud less than four s Of the bu
clear
Is beams, 50 feet long, sided 5s nehes moulded inches
10 do 81 feet long sided i5s inches, moulded i inches
is do 80 feet long, sid AK inches, moulded IL inches
10 do "a feet long sided IAN inches, moulded ~ inches
go beams-say 299i cubic feet, per cubic foot
The above beams have Of inches "a feet
The whole to be the best fine southern
than inch Of wood viii be allowed the
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AGENCY. Washirgt~n.The undersigned, late Of the In
spection once Department offers hs serv
generally those ~ the southwestern
particularly with the that bic removal from once
he has Tor
capacity, and odet and
once Of both parties with their hearty
sustain him therein.
Of nature NJ The OF
despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
july A-du late Of Post once Department.
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General Agency and Law once at Washington,
DE sELDfNG wYLIE,

Todd, Bnnss, Psnn'yvaua ars~.s, reat dsor ~sa
Brorrs Hotel, Warrington, ID. c.
rHAs DE SLIDING ANDREW WYLfE IT,, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting nm' beiere
before board OF com
appointed for the adjustment OF 'posons or o,he
business be nuusted 10
their oh.oye They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
return duties claim. arising under uss'es,
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &C.
Andrfw wyIie IT, any law business with which
himself nm n,u.tsd In Of the courts Of
Supreme Court Of the United States
sedug being United States commissioner notary
public all the OF Union
prompt attention the taking OF testimony scknowiedg
me duties which u his once.
Charges will he moderns and regulated by the claimed
and services required
paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept 6-dIy
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATToR NEY AT LAW,
Larcaaer, Grant eou~fv, Wtsco~si~,

(tArs o vAuourrs courrv, VA,
MILL OF Grant Dane, and lows countless and
the federal supreme Madison lie will give
prompt and particular the collection Of claims the
ands and the payment OF taxes for
non resident andho.dep any part OF the State,
Refer. w. Foote, " r. senate Hon James NJ Mason
n SENATE, Ipman Homer esq., WAcnop, Va; Messrs Kpor
Mason, attorneys at law, New York Professor Homer
David laps,sy esd Me~-rs r. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Missouri Ap 1Q-1awly
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a. Il q. A. ARNOUJ,
DIAPERS IND TAfLORs,
No lNa prosdvay corpVr of Duane street.

Abops TIE Irrins Houss, ke,c York,
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention offcnds and the public
their assortmen, Of spring goods Of the newest patterns
prepared the best and
moderate Fresh ciobs,
and Of latest imporahons elegant light kr
for patterns Of Paris embroideries
sklful artists employed this
and cut wsscoas zach de
p.rnent complete itself Army and uniforms made to
the approved
Strangers metropolis will mud nj this establish
their and perfect III always insured
N h. whtsTeoArsThese elegant wairtcoais that
admired Castle Garden have been awarded the
premium the American Institute at their late fair
l5-dim
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cUPERIOR Dsguerr~osypes i-Ftrat Premium III. n.
y WHITEHURsF neld Of operations
ground any In country His galleries
between and 9Th
oo7 Baltimore Bamore Broadway and Leonard
York, No. ~ Main Richmond, Sycamore
Psesbug Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
bur Virginia
extraordinary Improvement insuring faithful and highly finished
uk n a few seconds.
The rotary ground invented by H. whehu gives
airy and living appearances To the picture. ..#.
thirty
annually and hsv. given dissatisfaction This
fastcripG the Of his
calls the attention Of The public generally his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers stoe where free
eIhi OF pictures will be given.
competition In daGueeotypes the
Fair 81 the Maryland Institute he awarded the hs
media by the judges. .H." .tH .#EI ..esi
Lenescs ofeve description copied, and
stt~n 10. Nov 2a-dy
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young Epeiish gentleman. Who has
received good educaon and resided In Paris, 10
6htan the
private family of responsibility. HEE- M
References family be
ter parties highest responsibility either in 'hs country
in England, #G .
Mar e-dUf
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body OF the Law,
By ALPHABETICALLY .ansed reference 10
latest aid most approved authorities
svo'', Law sheep, svo, pp. +,l77 Retail price 80
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Ornsens Of fks Profession. '
Their, .r. few work. in the profession contain sach sy
JUSTICE NELSON.
opinion mem
toned work. - ! Il - = $3.50
Nuw yorx, Sept %, 1850.
The m..ton Of r,ae,. citations. from Who'll.
powerful au.sr o d. law student gvns him the cs ofn
ROBERT J. WALKER,
snhsd with their accuracy and have been much pss:sd
Of Indeed have ree.ived ). much
.ssance from nyss that feel anIou, profession should
learn its merits and, Ike "s,e enjoy Its advantage
Nr~yosx CRY, Oct Is, 1850.
,npar. al advantage. accua,. and ~.mr.nsss
labor. !" nc p'e'''" "'"'''.'o u '"' 49,
DAVID PAUL BROWN Philadelphia.
Mr. Kline has collected diligence accuracy The
case. decided on the point, presented s his questions and h
copious A. 10 sivc 10 any poe
JUDGE PETERS, Phil.A.,panL
ih.v. Compendium with =. n,.eh
t,on .aasSed
facilitate the labor Of counsel il 4. preparation :. ,ss
o . and argument. From several
Iudrmen, and ability 49, . 49, I. .---I- T,.y.
JUDGE eRIDLEy, utc., New York
% . @., as s.a
W. L. HURST. phsl.d.lpaa
Tn. plsn and utility and accuracy received
Inc .sac.d % e ne .s a:nsss S, Ss
ons,cws q New Jersey. Tucker Of vin' o'''
Nov N-u 20 ana 81 srss.
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cheap "Snder" aey-in consequence VI
pens his stock q fresh and he 10. no. i. ..d
offering Of the best wines and liquors imported
by him. He would invoices follows viz
Duff Gordon Co.'S sher~s, embracing delicate pale Mve
By .s saon Ao are DID, dee.se Amon.do in ea
gallons specially selected FIR Some extra Anonnsls
oles put up IN Europe which he challenges equal any
The Amonul.do peculiarly adapted
strengthen stimulating, and hsw
aot the acid of many other wines
from he * a. opo M and =
proved by his because manifest superiority
all Ports and red pan,ed on such. III
the gallon Wholesale BY the cak Among them
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels
careful in choice
Madeira Of various dry and nch, south side old East
and West indies sereia Ac Ac Sc dusht and in boies
As sparkling subscriber known
the Hoe, champagne and the splendid sparkling Mosse In
a. low m". Of the interior Wines now in he m.Ire. which s
put buyerr as first class .4.t.
very prices. cIaIe
generally the subscriber hold. himself be judge, and ls
sne the finest stock here, from the
DOZEN 10 The nrst cas. ., pr,m'sr or.', Of medoc.
that he them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
gundy France affords.
san,erns Bass Away, on hand N bottles. @ ..
His selection Of Rhine and Mosele from the cellars Of
Msss Deinhad Jordan, OF Coblenr eItenve
Still Hooks and Mosee from the cheapest the
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