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uNION WHIo RANGER CLUB.

UNION WING RANGER CLUB.
n The having pursuant adjournment. the committee
proposed following gentlemen officers who were unanimously
elected:
President. PAULIN BLAEQuE.
/. (yULEs PORTE, t
Vice Presidents. ~. q. NIXON,
&c. DEFERIRT
SecretaYy john Il. WILSON.
Treasurer ......... NUMA H. LAROsE.
MARSHALS-First Municipality.
GEO. w. FLEMINa.
LOUIS SRRR,
WILLIAM ANDRY.
Seeond Municipaiity.
G. w. LYTLK,
III. WILLIAM SPRlGGs,
ALEXANDER MACCAULY.
Third Munieip atty.
ISAAC DEPAs.
CHARLES h. FAGOT,
e. STAKs.
motion the President requested to call meeting Of the
Club for sach evening Of the week .ts ts.-
PAULIN BLANQUE, Pre,ident
John F. WILSON, Secretary. o29
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I, Grand Frwst Mluminassd Procession.
~ SATURDAY EVENING. Nevsmbsri. ass
rNDEPENDENT FnERETCLUB No i,
y = sRcoND wARD. SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
n Ths members Of the Club win their headquarters
the Hore sution (0asxelIb Ball Room,) SATURDAY
EVENING November l. o'clock punctuhly, All friends Of
JaeA p Free are respectfully Join last dlnoa-
s,raion upos ibis occasion. Come frisnds Of justice
~ order. se l H. n SUMMERS, PIesidsa
W. W. MotsAslTy. sec...a,y. .o2s !
UNION ER Err EFT CLUB.
= hsweskly meeting Of this Club will held FRIDAY
EVENING hapat7 o'clock he Club corner o. Car
roll and Poydras Athos favorable The election OF 1sms
P. fferet respectfully invited 70 attend. l%Qi
vios Presidents. 4. b pos s1nas.
Es s... ....... ss y HAun.
Asss:se, So; - WilIAss.
ol5H Marshal. .......T. MURPHY.
MARIoNY CLUB, ATTENTION!
yIFrH WARD, SECOND MuNICIPALlrY.
~ You will meet the Club room, Commsrca Queen, Oh
FRIDAY EVENING" October 81 at O'Clock, to join the Process
aion BY order Of the President.
90 st NJ =. hhiAD' Ssel'uy.
| INDEPENDENT FRERET CLUB No. 81
| sIxrH WARD, SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
n This Club held lis meeting Capt F. G. wasuer corner
Of Philippe and streets Tnesdsy evening, the 18th inst
/ Tho following resoutions were adopted; f ~
| On motion Of Mr.. Lewis. it was
esolrsd That Mr. g. Roder act As Grand Marshal ana
| H. t,ormaa as Assistant Marsba Of this Club.
On motion Of DR., Lockwood, 1t was
Resolved this meeting adjourn until FRIDAY EVENING
the grand Procession FOR Saturday evening next
Mr. Ps,ton and Dr. Lockwood will address the MEETING
W. W. SMITH, President
| w. II. GoRMAN, Secretary. o@
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgasss

Mh4H AT WHOLESALE. ttl
- ~. Now landing from sup Norfolk and in store
general a..oI,men, Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRO0ANs,
AhATs, CAPS, Etc. Plantations supplied with crime
husset ool Mexican and Saw Hats market
prces,b by
jyiS 2pdkW FROST 4 co. 10 haxnxins IT. Z
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/ AID OlL.l0 bbls No. !, in store, for sale bv
- OF STONE WALW0RTh. u Tohoupi,ouls, I,
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CrNUuts CruUxts.

u large sssortnsnt Of superior Black aney Silk and
Satin CRAVATS OF the approved styles and OF very ecent
ahd aIect importation IRON Paris, just opened BY
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Steamboats, Passing.

VIoKsBuRs, October ~.
The following steamboats, have passed this place
during the last twenty-four hours, bound to and
from New Orleans:
The Sarah, bound down, at 8 this morning
The Griffin Yeatman, bound up, at l;30 thi.
morning
The Concorda, bound up, at ll:3O this morning
The Montgomery, bound up, at 10 noon to-day
The Empire, bound up, at $50 this afternoon.
We had a fine rain last night-weather to-day
very pleasant.
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per cent. per annum, and finally the face of
the bonds !
The note holders are amply secured. They are
the most special, because the almost involuntary
creditors Of Bank No Free Bank can get back
the State bonds deposited, until it present its full
amount of circulated notes--which can never
exceed the sum total of the bonds-for cancella-
| ton. The bonds are held to redeem the notes
and human ingenuity cannot devise more solid
protection. Depositors voluntary creditors OF
bank To-day they may deposit $1,000, to-mor-
row $4,000 No human ingenuity can regulate
or protect credits voluntarily given-not forced,
in any way, directly or indirecty-and deposltors
are and must be- therefore, left to abide the conse
quences of their own free will. But the note.
holder receives the protection which the nature Of
his position so fully allows, and so imperlously
demands. Within ten days after the failure OF a
bank to pay specie, his BILL small or large, would
be put into liquidation. Has the note-hohder, car
he have, any such protection under any other
system than that OF Free Banking, as we have
sketched it?
The reader-the voter-she interested citizen
may carefully examine the plain, unelaborate
truth we have placed before him; and we ask Of
his candid and deliberate judgment assent to thes,
propositions
l. Free Banking can have no vitality, woulc
offer none but a local, ward or district circu
lation, would degenerate into shnplasterism, with
out chartered existence, legal title, legal off
GERS and clearly bonded rights and duties. Sucl
Free Banking cannot exist under our Constitution
.. Free Banking, under the provisions We hav
skstchsd, Tor others not dissimilar) Offers to tn
mass Of the people who always constitute th'
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INDEPENDENT FRERET CLUB No.

sEc0sD WARD. SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
GV The regular weekly meeting Of shis Cub will take
place every TUESDAY EVENING. al haiGp O'Clock,
ia G. Gatzss Ball Room. opposite the orss station The
friends and the member Of the Frsrst Club in the city are
respectfully invited to attend
II. NJ. SUMMERS. Presldsp,
wv. 1Gl llgsnSs, }sss.t.,i.. SD
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C<lbi1lgE Furniture

Al 'he va auction Mari, IT Camp street.
q Al unusually line OF
found al this extensive ebshmsn improved by
nom the Nofth and West Buyers will find great
prices as he unersned positive
| 10 h1derssA ssfry house the
OILS Imp WA. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer 81 Camp At.
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TnoAAs WILSON, Secretary.
The republic., 1851-12-15
A AMUSEM ENTS.
GRAND c0SCERT.

MADAME BlSCACCIANTI has the honor tc
lF1 announce that she will give GRAND VO-
CAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, (anc
positively the only one in Washingon,) at CA
RUslS SALOON, Wednesday evening, De-
cember II on which occasion she will be assisted
by the full strength Of her troupe
PERFORMERS:
Madame BiscAccGAsTf, the American PriInA
Donna, from Her Majesty Theatre, London, and all
the principal theatres in Italy and from the Italian
Opera Houses in New York, Boston, and Philadel-
phia.
II. APPY, the celebrated Belgian Violinis, who
lately created much sensation at his Grand Con
certs in New York and Boston.
\. BIscACcIAHTI, Violoncellist.
hlr KLEY, the distinguished Pianist, lately from
Germany.
The Programme will include the gems of the
m' st popular Italian, German, and English COM
posers.
Director and Conductor. ......... MIR. KLEY.
Tickets one dollaT--to be had at the Music Stores
and Hotels on this morning, where the programme
also may be obtained Doors open at O'Clock.
Concert TO commence at O'Clock.
Dec 5-dtd
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situation, her happiness, her content Observe
her q ade and or man factories adding daily 10
her gene al credit, 70 her private enjOymcnis,
and 10 hcf pubic resources; her name and but-
ernment sing above the nations Of Europe, with
q simple but commanding dignity, which wins al
the respect, the confidence, and the affections
of the world. And is America degraded by this
conduct, aud by this condition Has Washington
debased himself by his temper and moderation
Has he sunk hlS character, and made himself con
tempublc in the eyes Of the high spirited states
men Of Europe? viii the noble lord attempt to
affirm this or will be abandon his instance and his
argument?
''The conduct Of the French. in sending such
missionary as Genet to America, 10 brought up by
him as the strongest proof of the enmity of the
French TO the peace and existing governments Of
all nations and of the necessity of all nations unit
ing against them; and the behavior Of Genet him
self ID stated as outrage too gross for human pa
tencc TO submit toi and yet the selfish American
Senate conhding in the good sense OF their fellow
citizens, conscious OF having betrayed their
trust and looking only TO the interests Of the peo
pie they represented, found no cause for war or
quarrel in the novelty madness Of French prin-
ciples, and mean Washington felt personal
sentiment at insults which did not provoke because
they did not degrade him
Such has been the event Of two nations view
ing the same circumstances In different temper
and with different sensations.
'Both had been equally insulted by this new
presumptuous Republic; in the bosoms of both at
tenpts have been equally made 10 spread the doc
esed in the preservation Of the principles of civil
order and regular governments, yet, owing TO diff
ferent counscls that directed these two nnons, the
Americans at this moment the unchanged,
undcgraded, and uneInbarrassed spectators OF the
savage bTOiis Of Europe; whilst we engaged in
Struggle we have been this day distinctly told
by our ministers. not for glory prosperity,
but for our actual eTisftnce as q nation
The republic., 1851-12-15
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,
City of Washington,


TNDER the direction of AARON HAIGHT
u PALMER, of New York, Counsellor OF the
Supreme Court of the United Statel, sor the follow
ing objects:
!. Conducting professional business in the Su-
preme Court Of the United States; especial attention
will be given to cases OF California Land Titles
coming up on appeal.
The prose cution and recovery of all claims, in
law or equity, against the United States, before
Congress or the Executive Departments, or against
Foreign Governments before Boards of Commits
sioners.
g. The settlement of accounts with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, Post Office, and Interior
Departments, and obtaining the remission of Fines.
Penalties and Forieitures, for alleged violations of
the Revenue, Post Office, or other laws
A. Securing Letters Patent for inventions from
the United States or from Foreign Governments,
and procuring Land Warrants and Pensions
under the various Pension Laws of the United
States.
5. Collections generally, embracing Debts, Le-
gacies, and Inheriances, in the United States and
Foreign Countries.
6. Investment of Funds in the United States and
State Stocks and Loans, and on Bond and Mort.
gage of Freehold Estate.
Translatious from the leading European lam
guages executed with fidelity and despatch.
All communications addressed, postpaid, to the
undersigned, will receive prompt and faithful at
tention. He is solely authorized To settle the
Agency Business and concerns Of the late firm Of
Palmer & Snethcn. Office on south side of Penn
sylvania avenue, near the Treasury Department.
AARON II, PALMER,
Dec 2-dlw-wtf Al Wizards Hotel.
The republic., 1851-12-15

NOTICE,-The general estimation long en-,
In ioyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-.
mises of LUBIN, having led to a variety of worth
less limitations and connterfcits, notwithstanding Q
the signature affixed to each label accompan yin z
the genuine article, NJ. FELIX PROT, proprietor
Of the Establishment LUBlN, has the honor of in.
forming his friends and the public that he has now
substituted for his former labels one of q wholly
different description. and that he has caused 10 be
manufactured for his envelopes description OF
paper presenting, in form of watermark, the seal
Of his house.
In order, therefore, to avoid deception. he 70.
specifically begs them to pay special attention 10 the
label appended to such articles Us bear the name
oil he house, and TO entrus the execution Of their
orders only to dealers Of respectablty, or address
them dircetly 20 his premises, No. 90 Rue Ste
Anne, PARIS
opening to day in extracts -IIelitropc, Gera-
MUM, Musk, Winter Blossom, New Inown Ray
Jockey Club Mousscline, Amber. &c. &c &c,
with all the other choice articles of the same house
PARKER'S
Fancy Pcrfumery and Comb Store. under the Ma
tiopd Hotel. Nov S-lawS
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MAR RIED,

On Thursday, the lth instant. by the Rev A.
DfDRELL, Mr.. BENJAMIN YERMILLlON TO Mise
MARY A. L. HORSEMAN.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr.. DAVID
AULD to Miss MARY f. KlDWELL.
On the same evening, by the same, Captain
GEO. PADGETT TO Mics MARY f. FRENCH, all
of Alexandria.
On the llth instant, by the Rev. Mr. HoDoEs,
MIR. SAMUEL L. ARNOLD to Miss SARAH ANN
CHAMPION, all of this city.
On Thursday evening Ilth instant, by tho Rev
N. P. TnLtSeHURsT, Passed Mdshipman LEON
ARD PAULDING, U. s. Navy, to Miss HELEN,
daughter Of the late JOHN Ii. OFrLEY, of George
town.
In Baltimore, on Thursday, lth instant, by the
Rev. DAVID KERR, Rector of Rock Creek Parish
ID. c., ALBERT TROUP EMORY, esq of Queen
Anne's county, to Miss SALLY r. WINDER, of
Baltimore, Maryland
AZ Norwich, Connecticut, on the Sth instant, by
the Rev. WM. f. MoRGAN, WILLIAM Pc VIII
LlAhS, Of New York, TO JULIA WOODBRIDGE,
second daughter Of CHARLES JAS. LANMAN, esq.
of Norwich.
The republic., 1851-12-15
THE REPUBLIC.
LOCAL MATTERs


CaIAisAL coraT.--The case Of Roster G .tson, to
which We reirrfed in our las. TcpJd a. pg un-
der investigation when the court adIouiucI on Fri
day, was concluded on Saturday. lie was found
guilty Of the barge Of assauItipg John Bohlayer,
and fined $40; and aiTo Of rioiing for which he
ordered To pay fine Of 81
The case of samuel Stettinius, implicated in the
forgery Of military land warrant, was taken up.
A number Of wiinesses were examined in reference
TO the ssue, tranefer, &c, Of the warrant as to a
particular person by the name Of Henry Howard
who sgned witness 10 the transfer Of the patent
&c, and who had eynded investigation and in re-
gard TO Mr.. S.'s having, with much elaboration,
arranged his business here gone TO California, and
Of bis voluntary return.
The counsel for the defence without argument,
Ohe testimony having been concluded,) prayed
The to instruct the jury, under the oflim.
itation. that even finding forgery perpetrated, in
the absence Of proof that complaint made
from the date Of the forgery. 18th April ls49. to
the time OF arrest. sth April 1851, they render a
verdict Of acquittal.
The Court remarked that no testimony had been
Adduccd 20 show that the accused had fled from
justce lie had gone TO California between the
alleged periods Of the preparation Of the forgery
and of the accusation and arrest upon his return;
the idea Of aeeing from justice. Therefore, in
view Of the testimony and the law, the Court 90 in
structed the jury, and verdict Of acquittal was
promptly rendered. Fendall, United States dis-
trct attorney, prosecuting; Joseph II. Bradley and
q. l. Giberson, for defence.
The court thereupon adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-As already announced, !,
this place of amusement will be opened this even
ing. The justly celebrated drama of the "Hunch-
back" with fine cas Of characters, will be enact
ed. Mr.. Marshall. the gennemanly y"snd energetic
lessee, has secured excellent compsny; in refer
ence to one of them New York paper lin which
city she received many hattering testimonials Of
respec) thus speaks
"Miss Kate Horn.--We stopped at the Broadway
the other evening to sec our Kate in Wares bur
league of 'Woman's Rights.' The piece we'll
gotten up. and the spirited acting Of this clever
and beautiful lady kept US prisoner until the con-
ciusion. We learn that on Monday Marshall opens
the Washington theatre, where Kate plays during
sx nights, at the expiration Of which time we hope
to sec her again at the Broadway, where she is too
great a tayofite to DC spared."
MADAME BIscACCIANTI 1t will be seen on re-
ference to our advertising columns that Madame
Biscaccanti will give concert of vocal music at
Carusi's Saloon "Wednesday evening, instead Of
Tuesday, as heretofore announced-the postpone
ment having been made in consequence OF the teIn-
porary indsposiion of Madame b. As this lady
has very high reputation musical artistic, we
anticipate that she will be greeted by full audi
tory
The republic., 1851-12-15
NEVER AND AGUE Cured for so cents


NEVER AND AGUE Cured for 80 cents
IL Or j. S. ROSES FEVER AND AGUE
ToNlC.-The Ague being the most common form
Of disease, and indeed the iorerunner OF most, il
not all, other Diseases demands for its radical cure
a remedy which has been well tested, possessing
full power to eradicate disease and strengthen the
constitution. This mixture, having never failed
in single case, ia pronounced by thousands to be
that remedy.
From Ohio, Virginia, Illinois. Alabama, and
many other States, have certificates in letter
form, declaring it's great superiority over quinne
and all other remedies tried.
This compound is truly the poor mAn's friend
aad the rich mans security. The clergy, the bar,
and the press, have already re.schoed the above
statements.
few doses Of this wonderful Tonic is always
sufficient to convince the most skeptcal.
The infant and the aged may use il alike, regu-
lating the doses per directions.
In practice OF twenty years have never known
the above mixture 10 fail. J. s, ROSE. d.
For sale at BUTTS Drug Store,
Dec l5-3t Corner Penn. ay. and 18th st.
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UNDER-GARsIENTs.
LrTTELL's LIVING AGE-No. so7-1es cts

LITTAbL'S LIVING AGE-No. 3o7-Ie5 cts.
coNTENTs.
/. John Owen-NorM British Revietp.
2. Prussia and Austria-Brifish Quarterly Re
Uieiu.
8. Colton's Deck and Port-Spectator.
4, Maurice Tiernay, Chap. XVIII, to l,-Duolin
University Naga@iIs
5. Wardrop on Diseases of The Heart-Spectator
8. The late Duchess D'Angouleme-lMorning
Chronicle
PoETRY: Song OF the North Wind; Kossuih's
Voyage to America; The City Spring.
SHORT ARTICLES; Improved Omnibuses; Improve
ment in Spy Glasses; Tea Drinker; Miniature of
Burke; Aristocratic Influence; Navigation of the
Rhine.
WAsHINGfoE, December 81, 1915.
fall the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me TO be the most
useful. Ii contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the current literature of the English language but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension
includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion of the present age.
J. Q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc year by
f. LITTELL x co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLLINGTON,
Corner of Penn. avenue and A. street.
Dec Is -dtw&wlw
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wORPHINGTOa C. sNlEuEN

& CONTINUES to practice law in the Supreme
~ Court 10 attend 10 cases before Congress, TO
prosecute claims and settle accounts against The
Departments and Boards of Commissioners, to
procure patents at home and abroad 10 obtaiu
pensions and bounty lands, TO collect debts. divi-
dends, legacies, and inhcritanCes in any part Of
the United States and IN foreign countries 10 make
investments Of iunds in loans> and stocks and on
bond ana mortgage, and to gotiate the purchase
and sale of loans, iands, and patent rights in any
State OF the Union. Particular attention paid to
California land title coming up 10 the United
States Supreme Court on appeal
Communications, prepaid, addressed to ''W G.
SNETHEN, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill. Washing
ton, ID C." will meet with prompt attention,
Oct 3O--dlY--w
The republic., 1851-12-15
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
nRY CQQnGI DRX CNAnSI

McLAlN s. HARRY would most respectfully
lYl inform their customers, and The public gene
rally, that they have purchased the entire stock OF
Mssara. Stevens s. Co. at consi adorable eacrifce
below coat, and will commence Oh Monday next to
run off this large and well selected stock, without
regard to price. Most OF the goods arc new
and desirable. They must be sold at some price,
in order to make room for more. We earnestly
invite an early call, as great bargains may be ex-
peCted at the cheap cash store of
McLAIN & HARRY,
Three doors from Sth street, store recently occG-
pied by Stevens Co.
Dec l5-3t
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nANCING ACApEUY.-FIRST COURSE
~ Mr.. +. II. Liable has the honor TO announce
to the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that his first of dancing lessons
for the will commence ON Thursday, No
vember g. at his George and Thomas
Parkers grocery store, south side of Pennsy yivana
avenue, between 9th and 7th stseets, opposite
Browns new hotel
Days of ftuition-Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat.
Urdays.
md taught, Oct eft
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sheridan Knowles's beautiful Play of
THE HUNCHBACK,
And the yerv laugbabIe Earco IF

YOUR LIES IN DANGER
have been selected for the occasion, and will en-
brace powerful caat.
Box office open from &c a N. to 4 p. IN. Doors
open at half pasi eix.-performance will commence
at a quarter past seven O'clock.
An'efhcient police will be in constant attendance
to preserve srict order
For further particulars see bills Of the day.
Prices OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, & S6; Dress
Circle and Parquet, so cents; Reserved seats in
the same. IS cents; Family Circle, % cents; Cal
lery and Third Tier, 25 cents; Orchestra Seats 10
cents
Dec l3-d
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XXTILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant allor,
Wv Lame & fuckers building, Pennsyi-
vania avenue, between Four-and-a-lIaif
and Sixth streets respectfully calls the attentions
OF Members Of Congress, strangers, and the public
generally, TO his large and well selected stock OF
Cloths, Cas5imeres, and VestinSs, ali of which he
is prepared TO execute in his usual elegant style
shall have in the course OF two weeks some more Of
nose hne' Flch' and superior over garments which
and comfort; and, being determined to do business
on the each principle, my motto ia small profits aud
quick returns.
N B. All kinds of military garments made in
the beet manner, according to the ato regulations
Wanted, two or three good Coat hands, none bll.
the best workmen need apply.
Nov 20 3tnWlIn
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DIED.

On Friday morning, after a few days illness,
JOHN A. DONOHO0, esq, in the 55th year OF his
age, leaving large family to mourn his loss.
In Georgetown, on tho 10Th instant at the late
residence of HEsRY II. CHAPMAN, Miss MAR
GARET DAVIDSON, formerly Of Annapolis,
Maryland, in her 77th year.
On the 18th instant, in this city, Miss ANN
MARIA DOUGHTY, daughter Of Col WILLIAM
DoUGHTy, Of Georgetown, aged so years
The republic., 1851-12-15

NJlNE STORE. JOHN II. BUTHMANN
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
a. and 9th streets, has received an invoice Cf red
and white French Wines, viz:
Chateau Margaux, Chateau Mouon, Leoville,
StPierre, St Julien, in quarts and pints, Margaux
Mcdoc.
Chateau Coutet Haut Barsac, Chateau Sautcrne,
Haut Sauterne.
Also, an invoice of superior London Brown.
stout, in pints.
My Olive brand Champagne having arrived at
New York in the ship Vnucluse from Havre, ! now
expect daily to receive 1t, together with choice
assortment of Wines, Brandies Cigars, sc
Nov Is