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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

=, Ot5-A duel, it is said, will take place 6e-
tween Mai. Polk and Gen. Cullom' after the
session Of Congfcss Is closed. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

The WAY To BEGIS--The duty of Organ
ization is one of the most neglected, and y eft
one Of the most important, in a political
campaign. Take the following form, get
your whig neighbors to sign it, and appoint
a time for meeting to elect officers, and
you will have beginning ofan organization
which can be made of great value. Let it
be done in every Election District, and
there will be an increased Wing Vote:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

e1y-The Mormons are as fashionable as
any-body. The Deseret News contains adj
yeftiseuients of milliners,s s1ust from New
work. with the latest Paris fashions, esc. -
Rrieham Young has married his twenty
fourth Wife
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

RAILROADS. IN MIssoURT-The principal,
if not the only business of the extra session
of the Legislature of Missouri, about to as
semble, will be to take such measures as will
secure to the Pacific and the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroads the use of the, lands
donated by the Federal Government, at the
present session, to assist in the building of
those roads.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

Total ssl95i,7 ,76l s455545 sa912o 81 sS2446,4Is6 81
During the same eperiod, there were depos-
tied at all the mints, the sum Of S32,64o,5 \
in gold, against Sso,Os6,9OOa for the same
time last year. 8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

A STARTLING PREDIcAMENT.-On Satur-
day one of our citizens was on a visit to
Canada, and about the time the storm Of
that evening was coming n,started in car
riage TO return to the American side. When
about midway of the suspension bridge"
the storm struck them with appalling fury
The wind blew a perfect tornado, while the
air was densely filed with hail and rain,
and so potent was the wind that the bridge
swayed laterally to and fro, ten or a dozen
feet,making one giddy with itsvibrations. So
appalling was the commotion that the hors-t
es stopped and finally fell upon their sides
on the bridge, while the driver in the extrem-
ity of his terror, seemed incapable Of making
the least effort to move from the perilous
spot The inmates ofthe carriage could
with difficulty kaep their seats, and for a
short time expected nothing else but to be-;
precipitated into the surgiDg waters below.
A situation like this is too appalling for ds-
scription and we must leave il to the imagin-
alton to picture what the sensations Of those
in the carriage were during this trghtfvl
commotion of the warning elementss Koch.
Ain
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

IRELAND.-A letter from the county Of
Galway would give some hopes that the fa-
tai potato blight Is hating somewhat in its
progress. ~,
eut tale, and gives very gloomy account Of
the spread Of the blight in that country,
counterbalenced, however; by acheeringrc-
port of the state ofthe cereal crops.
: A correspondent Of the Freeman's Jour
nal, writing from BalIymahons gives dis
heartening account, CLEANED in the progress
Of journey through the counties of Long
ford and Westmcath.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

Hon. RuFUs CHoATE.-The Boston Atlas
denies the assertion made by Mr.. Winslow,
at meeting Of the friends of of Mr.. Web
ster in that city on Tuesday evening, to the
effect that the Hon. Rufus Choate had said
that "he would not go for Scott, but would
vote for Webster" Itsys Mr.. Choate will
support Gen. Scott.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

Z Mint. God. Silver Copper Total.
Phila s21g77S24 sS4154b S39 l22 81 S28,364, ,49l g.
MO. 35S5000 l0S,0O0 3,643DOe OI
NC. 2i7,299 2f7y999 q
Ga. 92i 629 1a 291s675 o.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
FROM HHayana,

New YORK, .3,-Empire City, from
Havana on the 29th, arrived with 20 passcn-
gers. Freights have improved. Passengers
by the Empire City say that the authorities
Of Havana have seized the press Voice Of The
People and arrested the publishers. Other
arrests occur daily. Cholera and small
pox have abated. Yellow fever raging.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

C-Thc Journal of Commerce says the
Collins line of steamships has thus far made
fifty voyages, or crossed the Ocean one hun
dred times. They have averaged about 80
passengers a trip, making in all 5000, among
whom no loss of life or injury to person has
occurred
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

TIE ORLEANS FAMILY have resigned, it is
said, the hope of ever returning to France,
with the exception of the Duchess of Or
leans. The Prince de Joinville is exceed
ingy depressed; his hearing is affected, and
he suffers from disease of the liver. The
Duke d'Aumale spends his time in literary
work
The daily union., 1852-11-25
THE UNONs NOVEMBER 25 1882

ANN White vss Wiilisx4 ~. Pvyssx.vIa. the Circuit
Court for Montgomery c~oxty . Court Of hquisy
THE kss bali, about tns ioul
VI September 1886 sold certain tract ot
land ying Montgomery county devised her BY
James whte The o doss5 and deed
executed delivered by defendant
said defend
his several NUMBER sf the
said Of six hundred dollars, eight ef which said have be-
hundred and dollars aud
my with interest e the zlsi Novess 1896
And the said defendant in further Of the said
delivered complainant bearing
deed, be Of
thereof; which, the
painant advised SUFFICIENT in law
u the said land, III st.A =, =. 4. 4e.t5f
bill, therefore, prays said paper a
deeeed and such
land be sold the OF he said notes which ays
fallen that the said defendant be
sufficient OF The said premises
said complainant day be given by the eon 10
the purchase that
publication the said defendant
resides the State Of Maryland in parts unknown II IL
this 9Th OF August 1882 adudsed and ordered thai
causing Of this order 10 be inserted IN
published Washington, IN the District OF Co
lambda month before the 18th day Of October
said absent defendas OF the object and sub
this b and him this court person
solicitor before e first Monday Of March next 10
premises and show he has, why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy test;
JAS. q. HKsIRs, Clerk. Iar##r @Ga
Sep A-law4w ttJ1
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STEWART vickens and Mary vickens, his wife.
Dennard Meekins, William Meekns, Emily Meekins
Susan smhIn the circuit for Dorchester county sitting
court OF equity State Of Maryland July 1852 August H.
The object OF this Of
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county.
The bill states that certain John Meekns OF said
life
and thirty leaving widow Ezsbeth Meekns Mary Meekns,
Thomas Meekins Dennaa Meekns, and Susan Smith, that
said John Meekns seized called
Marsby Poin lying and being Meekns Neck and Tar Bay
said containing thirty ve and
devised his widow, during
life that said Elizabeth departed this life
eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekins has inemarried the ah Nicken;
this
children, William Meekins Emily Meekin his heirs
snid William Meekins Emily Meekin
under the that the said
the OF Maryland reside
will benefit
shall be sold
Of purpose OF division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
sdjudged ordered and deereed the order OF
Dorchester county, the complainant by causing
this published
Washington OF before the
fifteenth day SEPTEMBER giving notice the said absent defendant
fvng and her heirs dead Of the object and substance Of this
hill this
ctor. before fourth Tuesday OF January
premiyes and show II she they have, why
ARA SPENCE.
sAxurL u. In Cosrrs, Solicitor for Complainant.
Tme copy-Tesis
Aug li--1au3w p. J. HENRY, CLERK.
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psorosAIs fss s4sryias n. sa.,,. o. s'.s United
States the LEI day Of January ea 10 the ou day oJune
Inclusive In Illinois win be received THE Contract once q
Post Once until The 9Th
day Of December 1884, decided BY day foowns)
the and in the and time herein speeined, siz
1870 Manchester Whiteha Carol
Ton, Kane, Jerseyyins, Deih and Godfrey, 10 Alton
and back daily, exeeps Sunday, four horse coaches
three OF The weekly trps 10 embrace Lynnyile, Win
chester Glasgow, and Bieese, instead OF Manchester
and Whitehall.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except sunday, at H. a.
Arrive al Alton days by 2, a m,i
Leave Alton daily except sunday, at 4, y. m;
Arrive al Jacksonville days by S a. m.
The mail be carried preference and is
their exclusion fequed BY size Of the mails Deduction Will
be made aud imposed foi
those not performed agreeab The Postmaster Gen
eral anui the failures violating
post oee laws He alter the contract schedule provided
allows additional Of Increased
expedition No allowed should distance
than advertised The should be endorsed Mail
for 42o Illinois, and addressed The Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
For further the conditions bidding notes
attached the advertisement for proposals carrying the
malls certain In Illinois, sc.
fia 3 ID. HUBBARD,
.#4 ..# Postmaster General.
PosT orFIor DEPARTMENT, Oct q, 1852.
Oct 2J-w4t
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NOTICEThe Of army appointed under
IN x section o the making appropriations for the of
the army approved August 81 1851 which in the following
terms and figures, to wit: t.@a} sE.aar ~
SIC and bs further enacted That for the and equip
ment mounted rhemen finding their horses and
the volunteers under the Captain John c.
California, during the eighteen hundred and
the file the War
for the subssence supplies consumed by said volunteers said
hundred dollars
popated OF the otherwise
War authorized
three and dineested officers
and Congress all such claims be
advanced subsistence supplies kinds
furnished whilst
in public erice and for the OF said beard Of officers
the oftwe thousand dollars s hereby Appropriated
being Washington, c.. notifies persons
United
kinds the
serving under the command Captain John c. Fre
California during the eighteen hundred and forty
present Office Penn
nth
All documents the board in the English
must Eng translation the
The National Repabie Washington
Boston Courier Boston, Mass the New York New
York cy The PENNSYLVANIA Isqurs in Phlsdephia Pa the Re-
pubiican St Lon Mo-; the Bulletin, New Orleans,
and the Evening Pcaune in San Cal requested
insert this notice twice week for four weeks aud send their
with copy ofheir paper the sioe o,hs board
WAsHIxeTps ID. T., August Ia, 1854.
Sept l5-2aw4w
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber, having
IL determined change IN his affairs, offers for sale his
county, Virginia, situated Immediately the
Little River nrhpk, road leading from Alexandria Wscbester,
four the former place. and Wash
ngton city, District ef Columbia The Improvements consist Of
story brick with Eve
Kitchen necessary buiIdingr aiso brick
wagon stand bscksmhs shop which furnish annually between
hundred hy leads Of
hafof in woods the balance cleared and In rapidly
condition. The stock SC, will be sold with the
For further particulars
quire Ratclf, esq, Washington city, ID. c., Dr.
Isaac wips,er Alexandria, Virginia.
Aug ln-lsw5t EDWIN q. FITZHUGH.
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EN ;ssss .ssHeg ,g4

A NEW Routr to Pittsburg. VIA the baltimore.
n qushanna, and Pennsylvania TO Pufsts
30 hoprsAn will
with the United States mail from Washington Baltimore
connecting with the fast line MJdlefown
nvne at Harrisburg nj u, y. m, 10 dinner. .Es
The train leaves Harrisburg for the 2, arriving
Holdayphurr Al th point the
taking either the Johnsowp
direct from HolIdaysbursto Pirsbnrg. a'
Tickets points viii
York. Wnghvic Columbia, Marietta, Middeown, Harrisburg
New Psu
ingdon, Hoilidaysb aud Pitisburg.
This train also III. Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shprensbug Chambersbug and
other points this road.
For accommodation from
the of
the morning receive the which
carried free of charge TO Calvert station.
ROBERT sTEwART,
Oct l--dn .#1a #.H.... Ticket Agent
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l'OLDwsfer Cure.-The ydropsthc Encyclopedias
" tenn Of hydropathy and hygiene, in eight parts.
j. Outlines OF Anatomy-ilusatad.
y. Physiology OF the Human Body
3 Hyg,enc Agencies and the Preservation OF Health.
T. Dieencs and Hydropathic Cookery
s. Theory and Practice OF Water Treatment.
Special Pathology, aud Hydro including
tur Causes symptoms aud Treatment OF a known Diseases
y Application to Surgical Diseases.
y Application OF HydroPathy Midwifery Nursery.
Designed aguse families Students book for
physicians by n. J. Trail, NJ. n
for sale by GRAY BhLLANTyNE,
Seventh strret
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
#s4# No. 56 Wall street. N. Y.
. BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
e @. ROBERTS 4 CO..
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE X CO.,
26 Rue Not7e Dame des VICTORIES,
Mg.a. Paris aa
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
ships will accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE ewey precious metals unless bills Of
adng signed the thereof expressed
Sept 5-dly as.as e#a ara# FL II. 5.a#4 "a
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Land for Sale In Eastern virginia.


E undersigned being by from attending
Of him, concluded 10 Oner IL for
This farm about miles Williamsburg,
James City county In Williamsburg located hourshing
female which considered be
excelsnce by in the William and Mary College
also In this Institution under the supervision OF the
assistant bishop the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Virginia and
where distinguished have been educated including JEFF
Individuals Of
eating children offered therefore, indacemen
this vicinity. Moreover limos Of steamers between New
York, Baltimore &c and Rchmond will shortly touch regularly at
wharf within niles from this farm and thai accsunt
converted ne lucrative market garden II consists Of
woodland arabic land valuable meadows contains fine
spngs mill and there abundance of mar The
whole tract amounts TO ISL
miles this farm, the Norfolk Beacoh'
few days since sanusman who The proprietor Of az estate
York offered for 40 Of land and refused
The intention Of the who wished 10 make the purchase
establish vegetable sarden,n &c. tatiit -
aTHR LOWER VIRaIMA.--We take from
Norfolk Argus the following statistics, Ac Tho steamship
Roanoke New York. carried
Noolk So barrels Of cherries and 2s barrels Of The
Baltimore boats, for past, averaged each 200
II IL estimated than half million of
win be realized the by the shipment Of early
vegetables fran this por' ID Richmond Enquirer,
Persons wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawi5t JOHN M. GAIT, M. d.
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Establishment of three additional Land
Districts An tins state Of Iowa. EslaE ets
of Congress approved Augusta 1854 emit
sd An act 10 create three additional land districts n hs State
hereby known, land onics
aCHARITON pSTRICT,"in said State is fixed az the
of fOHARlTON, that for ihe .NoRTHERN DSTRICTn nj
FORT DES MONIES, aM56OURf RIVER DIS
TRCT the Of the sites which have been
designated BY the President of the United States-
Given under hand the city of Washington this second day
of September, A. D. 1852. taerM
BY order Of the Presidenti
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
3-lauGw
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y. r, MILLER
Of yirginin.
YERBY & MILLER,

@, w, YKRsY, T. p, MILLEp
Of Washington City. ofVirginin
VERIFY & MILLER,
avenue Washington, d. CT
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
goods maitngs olcloths table
and bed Spreads Blankets sheetiags and houseur
nishing dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given orders.
Dec 27-lyif
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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free not
ceeding In 10 cubic feet
steeage furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the ratons as the
Freight will be taken Chages 20 foot and om
Panama Francisco Si0J The transit OF
the isthmus expense Of the passengers. rssI
will perceived that the through mail line
advantage in the quality Of the employed and
always ready
both ends OF the line accidents. -.fA
For further information apply the ONCE OF the 81 and
55 choice Of berhs apply tbs companys
No III West street, Of Warren street, New York.
The daily union., 1852-11-25

TUE Great omnfs.ion Christian Church
u,ed and charged TO the Gospel the World by the
Rev. John Harris ID. n.
The Great Of Lords Mnist by
the Rev. John Harris. 4.##.- #.4#t
Religious Progress;
ian Charsctr by the Rev. William ". Williams.
Sacred Rheorc Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry Ripley To which added Hints Ertemporsneous
Preaching; by Henry Ware, u. u.
The Christians Daily Treasury, by Eheneyer Temple.
Lectures on the Lords Prayer by William r. Williams,
For sale GRAY h BALLANTyNE,s
Religious Book Depository,
Nov. III Seventh street
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University OF Nashville.
Medical Depaytmsaf,

UnIVefsity NushvffIes
Medical Department. It
THE Of this department will
first Monday OF November next, and
tiDue Till the first Of the ensuing March.
Paul Y. Eve M d., Principles and Practice OF Surgery
John NJ Watson d. Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
ana Children. #.# #atas @t. yssefE .#|.l
A. H. Buchanan D., Surgical Pathological Anatomy and
Physieiogy.
W.K Bowling, M. d., Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
c. X. Winston ~ d., Maera Medca and Medical JurisPru-
dence.
Robert M Porter M. d., General Special Anatomy.
J. Beren Lindsey, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William T. Briggs M. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
The anatomical viii be opened for students the first
Monday of October N
The students will have the State Hospital EE
will be given profess
commencing also the first Monday of October.
Fee Of each SIS macuIation ticket $5 dlssecng
ticket, $l0 graduation fee, @a5. l Y G# 8H. r
Good board can city 81 SO per
Further information may be obtained BY addressing the
Dean. j FL LINDSlsEY, NJ. d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn, } June, 1852.
Sep S-lawtlstNov
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chieh Is done IN ooaoAss.
TUE Calvert daily IL, p. and
regularly with the fas line the Pennvana rn
daylight and
through Ppburs hours from time OF depart
fast Ohio and Pennyaa, Pittsbug and Cleveland
Cleveland Columbus, and railroads, and by Il
through from baltimore Ciocinnau In
forfy-four hours running time.
The mail line leaves the place daily, al sS m By
t. ne reach Hodaysburg the day Of dc
and lie until 5 the day when hsy oom
their the mountain aad In Psbnrg that
evening, from Balu
with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural and repose.
These OF liberal patronage
travelling public be surpassed by
those oi any other between the East and West
NOTICE
Ptsburg Maon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati NY
only Of OF the Bal
susqehanna Railroad Company Calvert staton Ba
more, and at the following rates;
To Cincinnati "
TO hsssion ~ W
10 fniseae '''s.'',,'''''.. '....' s'.'t..'t''. ~
Traveller. mind this original hr ough line
and accommodations cannot he eseei-d
hI.FRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oTucg BaLrtxoRr susausH.sxs R.uroIp Co,
Baltimore, August 20, ls5o. ..#...
husM-d2wI
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e.

A 49, sssRs AaA
GwEEr and White Sulphur springs.-Keduced
ble and expeditions White Sulphur
Springs: t Is#.
From Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low a
ryland, Capt. G. T.. MITCHELL #&
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and Danvie
load.
Fare from Baltimore to White sulphur. SIS
Baltimore to Sweet Springs IA
/" Washington TO White Sulphur .................. Is
" Washington TO Sweet Springs IA
" Richmond White Sulphur. .................,.. 10
/" Richmond TO Sweet Springs ...............
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
O'Clock, connecting Creek with which
Richmond al p. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily Except sunday arrive Lynch
burg at l0x Leave Lynchbug at 6h 10 Buiord
~ Mountain House p M, and Sweet Springs BY
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and While
Sulphur by l2h p Returning White Sulphur n
Sweet Springs TX Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
Lynchburg day by night ynchbug aud
Fare from Richmond White Sulphur. Sl0
Richmond 10 Sweet Springs ....................
Passengers obectuR travel the night take
Buiord and without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets be had on board the steamboats, the Potomac and
from Capt O. 4. Mitchell tho Maryland Office
of the Kchmond and Danyile railroad, Richmond
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2a Superintendent
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Indefinite Postponement OF Land sales In Iowa.
NOTICE hereby public
held Fairfield, Iowa City and Dubugue in tho State Of
proclamation bearing date the 29h July umo
inHy postponed In OF tho act of Congress
An 10
approved 1884, by which all
proclamation have detached from the above old districts
will be reprociaaed the earliest day
Bile the Offices shall have been duly organized
nv the Presidents MIiLARp FILLMORE
JoHs WILSON
Ac,ng Commissioner Of The General Land Once.
Aug Ig-1awfw
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no OWNERS Of L~nsts la TcrssA gentleman virginia
who good surveyor and lawyer desires Teras
and would like
of lands In that country, with bring them into
market.
lie family and small capital and IL desrous
agriculture He give the most satisfactory testimonials
and responsibility, and his general acquaintance
enable him ntrcl considerable
Any oesas lands who would be inclined avail himself
be pacedin correspondence
advertiser andget suitable responses addressing, ps
WIN, GoULDfN,
oeneral agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Marla-u
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

(pAILx usr.)
rNHE packet bell Fashion
commencing from this date between Georetown and Harps
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving apers Ferry
nert morning At 10 time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Harpers Ferry M arriving George
town morning s O'Clock.
Ompbuses win be readiness the arrival OF
Georgetown, 10 convey them Ia Washington.
0U-Fare through iscsding board, sl so.
Ns-du
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CNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. "a yy.tu.
~ street, below Fourth Philadelphia Wines LIQUORS az al a
direct importation from the pgoducers Nj
cheaper Than other and furnished members IN
and shers at Washington city, shortest
by Adams's Express" s'F"'
Shenes, Sparkling Champagne, aa
Mndelras, Moet
Ports, ClicQuot,
Red wine, Dnet,
Tenerife, Perrucbot
Lisbon, Hedsick
Muscat and others
Fronignan, Sparkling Moseile,
Malaga, Hockheim,
Ciarets Of all SORTS, Rudesheim,
eauierne, Z m Marc0brunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia
# s. Brapdies Of all sorts,
dark pale casks, dejohn boiiles eho
and very and old. +"
Irish whskey Monpngahea, Bourbon Jamaica ,.
brandy blackberry wild cherry u
ale, London porter and stout, In bbs of and dozen.
Hapana Cigars,
Of direct impertaon reliable quality on hand
wholesale by the quarter box. -
The only establishment where all wnes ar.,I directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels Country Trade,
supped wholesale dembp
dozen pac kage Of assorted .Hf VIII
ordes by 0ielegrapb giving limit plee Guaranteed
be satisfactorily hiied or the goods mken back.
familiar personal acquaintance with all the
ducRg countries Of Europe, and
there enable offer good articles cheap Call al
f4t Iraf JACOB sNIDER JR,s,
Feb 70 dly
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ITAMILTOv's wORKs-ffe In Earnest isno a. cents
III The Mount of Olives. ismo Dcents
Harp the Wiiews lemo 30 cents
Thankfulness lsfno ~
Life OF Hall 32mo Gilt, 70
Happy Home-SIiustracd. cents
Life Of Lady Colquhoun-with porirsit. 75 cent?
" Dr Hamilton is well of The
nnnan, writers Of The day His Life In Earnest. the
hses buee blast, and this hessfn
he Tow, sweet wall OF
master This volume
saying ms we utter the highest that could
For sale by GRAY BAI.LASTyNF
NOV ~ Seventh