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A Man or BusIsEss.-At the Greene

4 MAN or BUsINEss.-At the Greene
County New York, Agricultural FAIR address
was made by Col Zadoc Pratt, from which We take
the following passage
And now | Will show you the advantage those
dreary hemiOcks have been 10 the farmers Of our
mountain towns Since first engaged IN farming II
has been my lot TO employ over fifteen thousand
wears Of other mems labor army Of thirty thou
sand men have ! employed, and have paid those
men. for their labor alone, over two million five
hundred thousand dollars. have cleared over ten
thousand acres Of land, used over two hundred
thousand cords Of hemlOck bark, and paid
over half million Of dollars for u. sed and worn
out five hundred horses. and one thousand yoke Of
oxen. Used two hundred thousand bushels of oats
one hundred twenty thousand tuns Of nay thirty
thousand barrels OF beef and pork and nearly one
hundred thousand barrels OF -four and potatoes with
out number or measure. have tanned one million
Two hundred and fifty sides OF leather nv usualdls
bursemeDt over five thousand dollars Der day and
| have used IN my business here over ten mil
lions. Every laborer received his money, yea every
man his penny. IN peace and 70 the credit OF this
community be It said that never had side of leather
stolen and never chosen defendant In law on
account Of my business transactions during my resi-
dence among you. The great object Of nv living IS
10 be useful. Live with your neighbor and not on
bin. Allow me, gentlemen and ladies, to conclude
oy congratuLatlng you upon the nch blessings OF
health, power and prosperity. which surrounds you
ana may succeeding generations do as much as you
nave done toward national wealth and industry,
which are the safeguards TO our independence"
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The Late Freshe, on the Juniata.

HARRISBURG, saturday, July ~.
The accounts from the Junata are by no means as
disastrous as We were at rSt led 10 anticipate. The
railroad has escaped without great INJURY beyond the
destruction of two or three bridges, which will
speedily be rebuilt, and trade and travel over the
entire road to Hodaysburg, II is expected, will be
resumed by Tuesday or "Wednesday next. The Ca
nal has suffered more and IN some places the entire
embankment is said to have been swept away. The
Canal Commissioners are now on the line, and VIII
use every effort to place II IN navigable order with
The least possible delay. Ten days or two weeks, It
is thought, will complete the repairs
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Late from Para-Case OF Drowning. NC.

nVNIVN, hUlIuAF, JUIy IT.
The bng Elizabeth FELTON,. has arrived At Salem
with dates from Para 20 tie aith ull She repor,s
that fever had abaed there. but smallpox was rae,
ing 10 a considerable extent At Maracaioo the fever
had committed sad rayagcs-upward OF zoo persons
having died Of II within months. Al the last ac
counts II had subsidized on the coast but MAS extend
ing back into he country
George Cobb. respectable mechanic OF Roxhurx
drowned himself yesterday morning IN hogsAead ~
water IN his cellar. lie leaves wife and child
The clipper Racer LETT NoNbuypoTt for New York
on SATURDAY. afternoon m tow of the steamer Samn-
son. She IS owned by David Ogden and Others. Of
New-York.
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Fire i'm syracuse.

SYRACUSE. Monday July 81
At O'Clock tins morning block of wooden build
ings on West-st.. adjoining the Freight Depot OF the
syracuse and Rochester Railroad, were DESTROYED
by fire with most of their contents
Messrs Horton & Turner lost S5Oo-iusured for
$500 Mr. vandervoort, grocer, lost 81 ,200-lnsnred
for $i.0O. Evans & raylor's Meat Market, goods
mostly saved MIR DunlapS shoe shop loss $50
The buildings were owned by the Syracuse Co and
were of little value.
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By Telegraph to The New-Ysrk Tribune.
Items from Washington.


Messrs vandercor.l Mowry and Sheldon. Of The
Mexican Boundary Commission. owing 10 diffF.ufv
Nth Commissioner Bartlett, have resigned and ars
returning home.
The Mexican Government invite proposals un,,
the goth September for the construction OF ra,!ross
from Vera Cruz to Mexico, thence 10 the Pacife-lS
years TO be allowed for De completion Of the work
The irisl Of John Day Tor the murder Of has wife
commenced this morning IN the Criminal Court
MesSrs Bradley & Morgan are retained for defense
The Infsifgencer states that information mas been
received OF Intention 20 revive the Cuban Expe-
dltlon IN the course Of 4 few months.
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Loss of tho Bark Niagara, of Boston.

NEw-BEpYORD Monday, July a,
The ship Milo. Soule, arrived here yesterday nom
the North Pacific with 1850 bbls. of whale ana sol
bbls OF sperm OIL. She aSo brought Captain wnghs
and the crew OF persons late OF the bark Niagara
of and for Boston from Valparaiso.
The Niagara encountered rough weather when
twelve DAYS out-losi her rudaer and Was IN sink
ing condition. when the cath May IN lat. So 81
:, lon. So IL W, the Milo hove IN sight, and the
crew abandoned the wreck The Niagara vas laden
with copper, ore and wool
The following are the assurances on the Nlagara's
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e 1t is expected that increased tacill-
ties Of travel between New-Orleans and Corpus
Christi will soon be established, under the manage
meDt Of Col. Kinney.
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The Breaks in the Wabash Canal.

ALBANY, Monday, July 81.
A letter from Fort Wayne, dated 10th inst states
that the breaks IN the Wabash Canal would all be
repaired by the Goth INST.
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Markets .NEw-ORLEANs, July 10
From NeW-OrlenuS.

CorroN has been rather active to-day The sales
reach 2,40O bales. Mddling remains at Sc.
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A PuzzLE-THe Trousers Ouestion.-A

A PuzzLE-The Trousers Question.-A
correspondent othe Braeboro' Eagle tells that nc
has an English edition OF the Bible-published many
years before King James oditon--in which 1t Is
stated OF Adam and Eve that " they sewed fg-eaves
together and made themselves breecheS,' instead Of
aprons, as later TRANSACTIONS. Now are
told, afterward. that God made them "coatS OF
skn" have the original PAIR IN coats ant breecheS.
Quory-Was the man IN romans clothes, or the
woman IN mans clothes
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and amer 9h the Penn
III vacated and the New Jer
occupied
AS usual al and 8, daily except ON Sunday
but tXo trains run al D, a. and D, y; M
undersigned desires TO call attention 10
the rules Of company the reception and delivery OF
IA rehandise. 8, -, -, 4. =, =. -
s Shippers reminded that in all cases bill with iu dee
tons should accompany the goods, -. a.. a -.
of both parties, ana unless eohpa
the goods be received -. !. !.
which II is rsceved as me
cannot hold thing len In lis house during ue
night
reception and delivery Of merchandise are nom o
a ull a, -. -, ua,.
r.gulaions but he compelled call attention TO Them
frequent violation which has caused much and serious
~ T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Ant
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webster. p,s.,on.ry.-r..ss rsa.ssas.o 90.


unabridged, IN volume quaIto, OF
I,s52 pages containing found
English dictionary compiled this abrdx
this yet definitions models Of condenss
ton and parity Hon. W. u Calhoun Revised by Professor
q. A. Goodrich, OF Yale College
We believe we of service the
the State upon The unabridged
Dictionary the English Language, by Noah Webster The word
puposey employed because such Work
wanted any lowest useshose OF mere ortips
orthoepy be and comprehensive
When of the and precise powers OF word
abndgulen
definition but he demands 10 know
body is history emoogy, and all IT'S on
meaning Then only he employ IL WIN conn
effect mighty for the expression oil intel
eci passion.
In department Of lexicon, its definitions Tor which,
Websters stands unrtsaed Their eopiousness
inquirer and their nice analysis and aeu-
M
terspesed science, which convenient often
Explained prompes without the trouble OF reference
the shelves Of the library Newak Daily AdsenSer March 20
1851, 4
"a dictionary book which scholar wants TO have
abridged being OF the matter which he
values "-Chronotype.
For sale in Washington, for the publishers, by - IL
Also all the various abridgments Of the June IA
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General Agency and Law Once al Washington
pF sEIDING WYIIE

UonoHAI Agency anu -" UHHSe ~ W ~AHIHkt"'.'
DE sEI4DING WYLIE,
No Toads Buaxs, Pea.yuGnta apenae, dsor Wss "
BROOM. Hotel, WasAinsto., d. O.
rHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr having fonned
of claims before
Congress- executive departments before board OF com
appointed Tor the adjustment OF poa1ons other
claims against foreign prepared their
full and faithful all business inuued 10
heir charge They will obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties claims under treaties or
buying selling estate, collecting private claims,
rents, sc. . !.
Andrew Wyie jr will attend TO law business with which
either be intfued, of
the District Supreme Court Of the United States.
Chas seldng being United States commissioner,
public deeds for all the States Unon
will give prompt attention TO The taxing OF testimony aeknowed
en of deeds which appertain
Charges viii by claimed,
and re ext of services required
(pos paid Will receive immediate attention
Septe-dly
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
iSan FrGnciscO, California.


ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR LAW,
San FrGnciseo, California.
REFERENCES: Hon. s. W. Inge M c. AlabaIna John s. Taylor
esq., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, Co., New Or
Henry s. Clark Tsrboro North Carolina
Gwin NJ CT California; Benz X. True, esq, New York
city Heal.y Boston, Massachusetts, A. H. Hatch,
Portsmouth, W Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and CALIFORNIA; NiiiIi0llaire
thousand dollars Capital 81
obtained by influential
conformity with the revised statutes OF New York free FROM
sonal liability future al the OF oOO cash. and
certificates Of shares issued 70 ten per cent annually
prospect doubling the WHOLE in safe operations in
and mining the United States under The direction and
troll OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General and Chief Agent the Company,
No. II Wall street, New York
Caonans responsible parties throughout the Union
United States, app
be employed diff
points, and vessels be made
available ade the nails and freight to and
m Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas
a business doing with Caior
the Pacific Sc and long as the supply OF gold
goods manufactures VIII aonish The
liberal and calculations therefor And Is 70 meet this
profit thereby being omed
e. The firm and style of u HOLDEN q CO., .
Mercantile Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
Feb Eff
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"A bushels Of oodci ca bne salt
oneh on he l., June, 1850 BY sep,e-
AZ Fort Brady saan sss Marie, AeAsm.
IS s barrel: 81 S t,s.n .spsraas aoar
IS bushels OF white field beans
"a bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
one half The LIST OF June, 1852 by Of
ember, 1861
AT Fo,t Independence Boston AartOr, Massachusetts
10 barrels Of pork
$50 barrels Of fresh superhne flour
40 bushels OF white field beans
1859 pounds OF good hard
Csc pounds Of good hard 'allow candles
44o gallons OF good cider vinegar
AZ Fort T,tnabui, New London, Connecticut
IS S barrels q q i Essh .apsrans aour
IS bushels Of new " field beans
- bounds pound. Of Of good hard s aow candies
bushels : good clean dry ane salt
go gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AT Fort .adan's Ne@pO1t Rhode Island
l65 bushels Of new white field beans
1893 pounds Of good h Sara soap .,,o..
AZ bushels of good clean dry fine sait
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar
AT Fort Consultation, Portsmouth,, New Homp'A're
| 50 bushels Of new white field beans
IS pounds pound. GOOD Ssd lSfS
| IA bushels Of good dry fine salt
| $40 gallons of good cider vinegar.
| AT Fort Pretle, Portland Mains.
1876 $ S barrels Of Of i n%h superlne -four
55 bushels Of new white field beans
ss pounds Of good GOOD hard nad apw candle.
q bushels q clean dry hne salt
DO gallons OF good cider vinegar
az Ford sulliuan, Eastporf, Maine
So barrels OF pork
Ia5 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
So bushels OF new white field beans
y good ssa s s s sss s
90 gallons of good cider vinegar
thu of
bids for each article and exhibit e total each nd ana
December, Is5a LIST March, 1883
each hundred pounds excluding The
@ es PORK aia be- ss e sh a and
then carefully packed with The same article pieces not exceeding
packing has bssn completed the IRA must fur
sailed and The pork 70 be ann heart
strong Of size for anspor
Salt only by quarts
hhs ls candles have wsAs The provisions for
aa ass H ss, week Ap
failure in these particulars win be
and the department will be authorized purchase TO supply
viii inspected the time and place Of delivery
and all be paid by until they deposited at
designated by the of the depart
Commissay privilege Of increasing
The 2, Of h n any Or a as n
increasing reducing each delivery
evidence Of their ability together with the names
responsibility be certified by the district
Attorney well known TO the government other
" their proposals will not be acted
fdranee cannot Be made and evidence 81 Inspection
required this before Tequon ota
tie payment, which will be effected in
pubc be TO the points OF delivery
OF the the
option Treasury Department.
office viii be accepted paid under any crcum-
sealed envelope, and marked
Proposals furnishing army subsistence
GEO. GIBSON, c. G. 6.
fherp
unless authorized 10 do By the Commssa Gene
raj Of Subsistence. Aug 3-lawt5sep
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nERTH AnIBoY sEMlNARY.-Thisi n..i,u

pERTH AnIBOY stonINARY.-Ths institution, aiiording a
thorough training college or business together with
twenty sishih IN session. on Wsdnssday May T.
The bcdng large and commodons, and its internal arrange
promote of the pupils and
age habits of neatness and system -.,, .
Pleasant retirement access proverbia heathanes the
and bathing valuable philosophical
calls bathing room and gymnasium provided
health aud physical training some the minor advantages this
The Principal possessing advantage.
all that enlightened Christian paen, could
Terms SIS per session Of tuition
books for English studies
fyom tae Faculty efhe College Of Yc,o Jersey.
Having opportunity Of showing the talents literary and
character Woodbridge while he student in this
college were wei taught with pleasure him
teacher in and fidelity IN syns m and
and guardians may hHys ~, sSn stsas.O,
s2ES Vie r and r 0s e.
CoLLEos NEW JrRssY, April ], 1881.
REFERENCE
Joseph Henry III. d., Smithsonian institute, ID. G.
Rev. James W Alexander, d. D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev David Magic, D. b., Elzabcthtovn, New Jersey
For circulars containing further particulars with additional tes
'"0"'A'' anu 'ee'so'''' apply V s. G. WOODBRIDGE,
Ap 3o-dlw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
RALTInoRE Female ool,sgs II a.,'So nsopo-
affords facility for the acquisition OF thorough and ac-
study and recitation rooms every
boarding day scholars.
FACULTY INSTRUCTION.
N. c. Brooks A. M, professor Of ancient languages
Rev. u. u. Nadal, A. NJ, biblical literature
Rev. b. II. Waugh, A. NJ mathematics and natural science.
Il. H. Pratt, NJ D., assistant in do do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lettrcs.
I" }. Rochester, assistant In English
/" Ge0rgana A. IIulss, French language.
/" Ellen c. Gobrecht instrumental music.
a. NJ. A. Porter, assistant do
{" Elizabeth =. sliccr painting
Mr.. A. j. Cleveland, vocal music.
TERMS Boarding session, On weeks 50
In TO 10 90
uCataogues, with necessary information, to be had on
'p hpaa~sawaw NC. BROOKS, Principal.
ne QUINCEY,s Literary q vols. I2mo.,
~ being 6 OF the uniform edition Of hts works
Motherwell's Posihumous Poems, vol.
The Launnh-a by James Russell Lowell
Jos Ruckmnster, and Of his SON. REV. Jos
stevens Buckminster by Eliza Buckmnster Lee. vol.
Morars with nccount OF the pro
employed the public works IT. Boston hafboi W Lieut.
VIM. II. Wright u. 8, Engineers.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sent is Booksclor 9th street.
pEEBE,s New York IIats.-sTRyENs halter has, usual,
ID establishment OF Beebe Co.. New York city, Of
fall model for 1851
ssiesroom at Atben1um opposite Adephi Theatre,
Sept t4-3uf
MADAME DEIARUE would rcspec fully invite the
wi ladies handsome assortment OF fall ubands,
Also ladies' and dress flow
and thread lsces lace behes and
collars, dounonE, pserting and edRng
velvet bands; s coorcd for wells gloves
Spanish and other fans peramey POWDER soaps NC
Madame would call attention to her last seasons nbanos
which she dispose Mt reduced prices
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Sept l3-eo3t
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WILLIAM HORNER,
TORNEY AT LAW,
J,1aeasfsr. Gr1uf coi.,tfU. EFiyc0usty.

(LATR FAuQuIEE COUNTY, vAO
MILL attend the OF Grant, Dane and Iowa countless and
w the federal supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt collection of claims, the
redemption of lands and the payment OF taxes for
non Iandhoders any part Of the state
Refers Hon. H. s. Fooe u g. senatei Hon. James NJ Mason,
Horne esq, Warrenton Mess Knox
Mason law, New York Professor w r. Homer,
Lapsey, esq, Messrs i. W. Welsh, Philadelphia;
Crockett John A. AT law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Ap l9-lawly
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS md T-dILORS,
No 9a9 Nrnaaxvav earner of nuaue street

A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND 1AILORS
No 363 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
above tie I1riag House, New York.
RESPECTFULLY the public 10
IL goods the
which prepared make the
cloths
latest light silks
for vests patterns of Paris embroidees
kfu artists employed in this estabhmentone
and Each de
pamen complete itself Army navy made TO
and DESPATCH aud approved
Strangers who this metropolis will find establish
everything TO their taste, and perfect III always insured
N. Ars.-These elegant wnislcoas thai
were Castle Garden awarded the
premium by the American Institute their late fair
Feb l5-dlm
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)

WASHINGTON OFFICE, rEsssYLvASIA AvEsuE,
OF National Hotel No
THE established by in the united
states, and consequently the odest-he pioneer ne
Philadelphia, and New York and
ayre
Grace Princeton, New brunswick, New
ark and Jersey CtyIhe the
having lately undergone extensive repairs and
number OF which
may be accommodation OF the pubc with
fidelity hitherto unequaed This line
Morse west morrill, and
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand miles 10 either OF
which will be delivered desired The man
line lately thoroughly systemazed It's b
and mode OF delivery OF messages Its
ar coma, no m win yos 10 none
by this every one nv
reliable for tele
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
nth house east of Naona
Baltimore, Exchange, South Gay streets Philadelphia,
Quincy Granite buldngj New York, No.
WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
4--thnds
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Young Ladies' Institute,
I.ate Mrs. ID. H. I,urs) of 9th and streets.
TIME subscriber will assume the charge Mon
day April viii his and personal
usual branches OF thorough
English French mathematical education will be taught
The Institute viii be based upon the
fornuiares OF Protestant Episcopal Church
experience the principal teacher encou
patronage the pubc and for correspond
For boarding pupils, S75 per quarter
day 90 s. TO $l6 "
Payable always advance
Lat Itaian Spanish and German, extra.
Reference permitted Rev z. NJ. Butler D. D., Rev J. W.
French Ftzbugh Washington city; Rev. James May
d. d. Alexandria Rev. Potter d. d. and the clergy
generally Philadelphia and Rt Rev Alfred Lee d. d. Of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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ypn EATIsE ON the Marine Boiler. a, ~
States BY h. II bsroi engineer vol Puaa,,e
Marine Engine CONSTRUCTION and clSssneau alton by ~1 o
chief engineer Of hes Msjsssys doekyad Deyonpog A
don, 1881. 'u II
The Indie 2ad DynsIno.aeer, with Their practice,
engine BY Main 4 Brownj second cam
London, 1850. ~str
The -snsne and Its Application; by the Arsa. y
London, lasu. F. e. 5t ssi I III
Woodcrof Steam Navigation l vol London Is4s
Porwine a steam engine vol, London. leaS
Tempelon the Locomotive Englnei BY Lieut. Ca
Navy vol. London ui Ia
Locomotive Engines the modes of their eonsrurto
their component parts, their employment yea.
London. 1919. 'i ! III
Des Bateaux yapeur par de JouiIoy ngenieur dc
Paris. eil n
Taile des Machines yapeur 2vols, and atlas Of Ol,
1919. f"s t1
Dctionaire de Marine Voiles ct a Vapeuri 2 yoL n
Hobiyn's Manual OF the stean.enene vol London
Russell on the Steam engine; vol. London.
Russell on Steam and Steam Navigation | vol Ina.
The High pressure steam engine by Aiban and poas
London M
Craddoek,s Chemistry Of the Steam engine vol La
Hugo Reid ON the Steam engine, It's Construction and a
vol London.
The Steam Navy of Great Britain Horse uow, =,
Engines by Gustaisson, engineer Royal Navy. Ass|
The engine in It's Application Marine Purpose,
aisson and many Others English and Amecap) NO, ers
here. fRANCk TAYnI
gent
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Wine store 76 Walnut street. Iphis
HE unrivaicd for obtaining all wines LIQUORS se good
sales made by him 70 eonsumersbsen Obliged largely tore
eH"n If Offering liquors imported
by him He would refer TO some invoices as follows VIZ
low prices RAJ very dausi
By e @ for sssnn sms
totes in Europe, which he chaiense equal to any
The Mannana Amonnsdo peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without sumulans and have
Pon wines principally specially selected
mers the Of Burmeser oporto and imported d.
These fruiy delicate, and have been highly
| ali ports and red wi esp an.ed such.
they in bottles and on draust by
gallon wholesale by the cask Among them some rare,
delicate white Port and Maimsey Port
suffering with chronic affection OF The bowels cannot be
careful IN heir choice OF Port
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and eh SCUM SIDE old asi
As 10 die sparkling subscriber
ported by him. superior other @tnesS are sold prices
put upon buyers fret class.
lie has also champagne wines Of brands and qualities a,
generally subscriber holds himself 10 be judge and be
ss The ns, a oss FROM The rs o sss sso price, BY the single
he has large stock and assure consumers
that them from his vaults as goods eo'ue OF Bur
gundy France affords.
saa,crns Barsac always on hand in bottles
% ochs and Mosale from The Cheapest sorts 10 the very
OF the "senbee, which The best growth Of
In The article. Of Cornac bandes,
1900 Of Oard Dupuy Co..
Cavc Of 1921 eighth casks and 1912
bids and Dubouche 1874 in hhds consignment which viii
Also IRISH Scotch and Mononrabea whsey Jamaica spirits.
sold by retail to quantity desired
goods delivered within days reach OF Philadelphia, freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail ses
graph. ,.cop sv,nrp,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia,