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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-25


The Richmond Wing calls the public attention
to the precious confession by the Richmond Enqui-
rer that there Is safety IN nominal Democratic
nsayorities IN Congress-" These majorities, it is
further confessed require the constant dread if not
the frequent application, of the Veto porer to keep
them in their own ranks In the case of the
f" Harbor and River Bill of the late session." it
seems, the Democrats of the State-Rights School
found themselves deserted by "those their former
bounty fed, whom, in its wrath, The Enquirer de-
nounces as a finching or specializing minority"
seduced from the Democratic fold by selfish sec
tional feelings But this confession is too nstruc-
tive whole for us to allow any part of it to be
kept back from our readers. Here is the entire
extract, therefore, find it quoted in the Wing
FROM THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Now is the time give proper direction to the
timents of voters They will plant themselves
firmly by platform if presses and writing and
talking friends viii speak out loudly in true Democratic
appeals The history of the last session of Congress
teaches Enthusiastically that there is safety in
minal Democratic majorties in Congress. Unresaiaed
By the Ueo, have found that calling themselves
Democrats, and elected by Democrats, leave upon
nearly every addressed to their selfish Sec
onal feelings and upon oil measures involving heavy
expenditures of money The majority of our party in
Congress have generally proven true to platform and
principles but have generally been defeated by
finching specializing minority of them cooperating
with solid body of Wings Look at the votes upon the
Harbor BILL and upon the details of almost every heavy
appropriation bill, and you find this to be true Thu,
poud have been the If had had true Democrat
tie Presidential chair if the exercise Of the veto power
had been apprehended for the people have always
sustained it. and will continue sustain it when welded
check the exravagances and usurpations of Federal
legislation Wavering Democrats will be slow to make
issue upon it at the polls
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Weregre to learn that young lady residing in Fayote
county Ky the Scott line was shot through the head
by her brother night last The circumstances
as related TO us are briefly follows Miss Fry engaged
to be married to young by the Of Johnson in
position TO the wishes OF her friends Ii supposed that
johnson would attempt to away with her and on the
night IN question: alarm being given her brother taking
his gum went out to investigate the matter The young lady,
supposng her lover there nterered and effort to
prevent his shooting the gun off, and the charge Of sug
passed through her head which foaruly mangled we
do not youch for the details Of this sad affair but the fact OF
the shooting be relied upon johnson and the brother
OF the young lady in Sunday mornng-tho lat
ter Tor the purpose Of having coffin made Tor bis sister
1Georgaopn Herald, Sept. l6
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IMPORTANT ARREsrs.--We hear that nine persons were
yesterday arrested in Rensselaer, county, charged with
participation in the attnck the house Of Hiram Shaw
Of Berlin and in former outrages in that vicinity The
arrests were made in the towns Of Berlin and Nassau
the information Of Mr. Shaw, Who it is sad identifies
the prisoners, who now in Jail at Troy. As other
arrests were contemplated, the affair was kept still
fIJ0nD 4klGs
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commenced on the LIST of March, 1882, and ended
the SOth Of September following, making seven
months. He received for salary, &c. during that
period, sl5,37S.S1.
Hon. WILSON SHANNON, of Ohio, was Minister
to Mexico. His salary commenced on the 9th of
April, 1914, and ended the 9th of May. 1915,
making one year and one month He received for
salary, &c, as above, $2l, 418.54
Hon. DAVID Ton, of Ohio, was Minister to Bra
I'll. His salary commenced the list of May, 1S47,
and ended the l4th of September, 1851, making
four years, four months, and fourteen days. He
received for salary, contingencies, exchange, &C.,
$56,34633
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lest, for want Of acquaintance with what has been
done under law, and usage, and indulgence without
stint, by Democratic Administrations toward Off
GERS Of high grade in their time, we have thought
it tit to lay before them, objects Of comparison,
the allowances made TO Of the distinguished
OF their own party when in public employ to as
General in command, to the Others as Ministers
sent abroad for the good of their country. We might
have selected a greater number of such statements
from authentic sources. We content ourselves with
those which are subjoined, which assuredly we
should not have brought to the light at this time
Of the day, but upon the principle of meeting fire
with fire.
In submitting these statements to our readers,
we utterly disclam any intention to reflect upon
the memory of any gentleman whose name is intro
duced in them We have no such intention. Our
only object is to place, within reach of those who
not familiar with such matters information by which
they may be enabled to satisfy themselves how
mean action it is to attempt to bear down great
and honorable man by species Of argument by
which, retorted upon their own party in the same
spirit, every eminent name in the annals of the De-
mocracy might be covered with opprobrium.
One word more in reference to the statements
which we are about to place before the reader. We
submit to every right-minded man of the party OPP
posed to us, whether for ten times ten times the
amount of dollars paid to the brave and patriotic
JACKSON he would consent to tear out of our his
tory the page that records the glorious battle of
New Orleans, or whether he would, for ten times
the amount paid to the illustrious SCoTT, be willing
to expunge from history the battles of Lundy's
Lane, or Chippewa, or Niagara, or Vera Cruz or
Cerro Gordo, or Cherubusco, or any Of those bril-
liant achievements which have shed unfadng glory
on his country, and given undying fame to the
name of SCOTT.
ALLOWANCES made to Major General ANDREW
JACKSON, as charged By him and settled at the
Treasury, from time TO time.
COPIED from publication made in 1925 taken from
tho Aeon n+el
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10

CONVERSATIONS TO FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
Hon JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Roanoke, was Minis
ter to Russia. His salary commenced on the 9th
of June, 1880, and ended the 18th of July, 1881,
making the service one year, one month, and nine
days, both days inclusive. He was paid for salary,
contingencies, and exchange, s2l,205.71,
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pennsyivanis, sue
ceeded Mr.. Randolph in that mission. His salary
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CANINE SAeAcrY"I travelling says M. Blaze Gin
diligence At the place where changed horses
goodookng poodle dog which to the coach door and
sat upon his two hind legs with the air Of begging for
something" Give him souv said the postilon me,
and you win what he viii do with IT. threw TO him
the coin no picked it the and back
piece OF bread which be The dog Ind belonged to
poor blind lately dead he had master and begged
aims on his own Account
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In Dauphin county Virginia, probably the smallest
specimens Of humanity in existence: two brothers, per-
feet in every respect the elder three years DID, IL inches
in height, and weighing only pounds; the younger G
months DID, weighing only pounds The parents are
very large persons the father weighing 204 pounds and
the mother 96 hounds
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young man named Murphy arrested in Kensing-
ton on the l4th, charged with being the principal
murder at Coopers Point IN J committed about three
years since Murphy fed Immediately after the murder
and has been at large ever since although reward
$500 offered for his His accompice in the
crime was convicted and sentenced years impr
sonment.
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WASHING CLorHEs.-We learn from the Baltimore Times
that an extensive laundry is established in that city, and
that by the aid Of thorough and powerful steam appa-
ratus several thousand pieces be washed 10 one day
We shall be glad to be assured Of its success for wash
ing hard work and pays too poorly for the welfare
Of those who work at it. The first effects Of the
mode may appear adverse; but the permanent re-
suits Of such improvements always beneficial TO all
parties Telegraph
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SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL horse, with grocery wagon
attached, ran away in Chatham street and up Henry
street N New York on Tuesday morning, dashing out
the brans Of Miss ELLEN HAYNES OF No "a Henry
street. and njurng dangerously two or three persons
whose names are not given. The deceased was fifteen
years Of age, She was walking the sidewalk when
She was killed
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Lieut. MAURY reports that the planet discovered by Mr.
HIND at Regents Park London the 22d Of August has
been observed here by Mr.. FERGUSON.
The places given below. This is the nineteenth
asterod and the fourth which has been discovered dur
ing the present year. 1t resembles star Of the $50
magnitude
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kossuTH.--The Cincinnati /" Republican" denies that
kossUrH is inactive in London, and says Kossuth,
apparently, may be Giving quiet life but we are in
possession Of data upon which led 70 the concu
sion that this great is actively engaged in perfect
ing plan for the revolution of hungary and Italy Time
passes away and we have much to see. Kossuth viii
not live quiet life.'p
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Confirmation has been received from California Of the
decision by the Land Commissioners and Of the United
States Court in favor of the famous Cervantes claim
which settles large number of the most valuable Next
grants in that State An appeal has been taken
the Supreme Court Of the United States BY the Govern
ment
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II Ow PRICED SCHOOL BOOKS Of all the kinds
IL used in the District Copy Books, States, Pens, Ink
and Paper Of every variety and at very low prices
TAYLOR a MAURY'S
aug Bookstore, Pa avenue, near 9th street.
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Board or Ed ucaeaon.


DEc TO- The minutes Of the last meeting we're reed
and approved.
On motion Of Mr. MunrHY, the order OF business was
euspended and the act Of the union the school ay
tens ef the city taken from the table and adopted
with memorial to the Legislature
Resolved, That tie memorial and draft Of act, -
adopted By this Board. be engrosssd sigued by the
President and clerk AND BY the ofcers OF Public
School Society and to this President Of the
Senate and speaker OF the House OF Assembly Of this
State Adopted
RrysRRkp-A communication from the school oaicers
Of Twessta ward relative the PURCHASE VI an sdai
ticnsl lo for q site In said ward
An application from the school officers OF Ninth ward
for an sppropsten Of 1854 IS TO pay for alterations ct
ward school Ne 10.
An application from fohool officers Of Twelfth w.rd
for appropriation to fl MP ward school No 81 sith
books &c.
Resolved That special committee be appointed 70 re-
vst the ny lave and report the this board pre-.
pesaory for new aDd corrected manual leaving the
courtesy Of appointing the of this (Mf
Carter,) upon such committee
The PkrYpfNT appointed Messrs Garter, Smith
u uaIt wsterbury and Carey such commistse
Mr. MuRrHy, from The Finance COMMITTEES presented
report In favor Of purchasing additional lot for the
scLoei site Thirty seventh street Twentieth ward
and making an app separation therefor. Adopted.
Adjourned to "Wednesday next.
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Maviue Affairs.

TINS CALoRic SmP EaIcssoN vessel Ia nov being
ooppeTed In the dry deck Brooklyn navy gard per-
mission for the Of It having been requested owing
the attempt filling TO get her upon the sectional dock
foot Pike street through the present. low stats Of
Ger In The river This affords Hne opportunity FOR tho
eious "a examine the beautiful model Of this cxtrscr
nary verfsl
AsOrusn DsrAsruRs ros AusrRALIA- The ship Giarse,
Captsip Taylor az Dugsne line eft port Wcdossdy
for Australia, with ssvfny four pssseDgers We
formed That the carried the largest u sho that
hss lf this port fo that The OF her pas.
srrcrs VII be found 10 another column.
Cam CArrAIr CHuRcHIL The passengers ~ tho
N esmsbip Promstbeus (Which arrived on wsdneeds,
ssht from san Juan hesd meeting nj the 18th
M vhch resolutions vefo psstcd expyese,ve ofthriv
uAR appreciation 81 Captain Charsbll'= abilities
yardsrs and hs nsifrrr, ksn6pesr and attention -
has euesrs Az an additional, complainant, the CARA
euAurrs Of isrgr number OF lazy passengers
.veurlAqaed 20 unite with the gentemee hayrr eu
s,se,sl manner the bepehs Of the captaiu's
Md AxtAatlen.
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sMW PUBLICATIONS..

DEAPopys AMERICAN CaRoNICLF--A FTEsT
os8s weekly Journal. sixteen page toho sixtyfour
columns; will ~ published IN New York January Al q
tnnus l2H cents number; Oh Griey H. Peabody
sdtor II viii he devoted 70 the dsv
and entertainments OF life vlng grsphio sketches 81 life
oountry sports Il the hd records 90 the
drama music the sne arts and literature ~ hone s1d
shrsat ~ Will contain original American etorifs sketches
Of eccenrc American character with Yankstma an sux
d'esprtt su0sonbers oeived Al Ones, In
Boob eaiiers ard agsrts all be
plsd by stxrgex Tswnssad. AID D91tSs 5satssz.ss
ouhloAsss prieeA
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SAFES.
nEFIAkCE So ALEXANDER SArRs.-C. J. QAYLRu.T
u patent. ROBERT NJ PATRlCK. 80 John asrsaA r

nEFIAkCE So LAnANDEk SAT Es.-C. J. GAYLgEu
- patent ROBERT NJ PATkiCK. 90 John ssrsse =
the cole manufacturer the United States the sbovS
original and cnly relisbe sasmande both regards -
curty sganst IRE and burlars Every sold 81 ths
esAb hment under tho rsonal super
ntenderee Of Mr. GaJsr whose experiences Of twsntv-
stx safe maker together with the severe
tess which safes Of hi. ufsoturs have
Withhold In this and other cities warrant the subsorhce
IN recommending them superior TO in They ass
the only safes which Mr. r. patent invsns-
trsble defiance lock s be applied. large ,amkeP
o. these shs are alrsady in bAnhs brokers' sr-
ewelsre and ctbers and fom The perfect
which they afford against the sforts IL the skl
burssr either by means 81 snnpowdsr false keys pshs
durability mbined are rapidly Increasing IN public ss
10 any lock In the world Safes OF ALI Sizes suitable for
mercbants bankers jewellers record oees
&c. Ere and thief proof bank vault doors plate chests for
rate families &c. on hsnd for sale and made ordsr
N PATRICK. =
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TVS NOT TRUE THAT JOSEPH n. RIELt, OR HIS
father, Denry l., or vet his srssGtsshsr, Henry.
(of olrfcr @crv charge any Admisdon money
to thoe who weh 70 see the monster w exhibdcn
the star Motel Lst ensrd strst The beef HAMS peu
30 tasethsr with ths ed ell he served
trew yssrs) To the Ger visnds unoeoked .
cell should ~ pAts R-tsl ~ We stss HOTEL usssnasd
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will be that the bond soocuat Is increased be-
yond is limit OF four millions Of dolsrs This however
II merely q temporary increase Tho bonds due and
payable tho frat proxmo together with these whsh will
be converted that day viii reduce ths issue to some
thing below tho four millions
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
At Chambers, before y Single Judge.

Clerk, John D. Hoyt Esq.
The number of motions, summonses, So. argued and
determined from January l. 1852 to Dec 80, 1852 IL
1323 This does not ncuoe the many proceedings under
the ipsolvens laws the orders aud examinations
under supplementary proc eaings which would fully
equal IL mot exceed the other motione neither does It
include the naturaizatioBs the decisions upon ths
dertakinss filed security for different Objects which
have amounted to 1855.
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MARINE COURT.

Judaes-Hon. Jas. Lynch aud Hon. Ed r. CowlesA
The number Of issued hom this Court for the
locZ, amount oOk
Number Of Judgments delivered. 897
Marine cases entered ncludsd in the above) ., 146
These latter principally sctons for assault
and battery the high All other actions In this
court civil suits contracts. including actions 70
ssamsns wages and for trespssses personal and
pfopesty injury person. except assault and bstery
this court having jursdc ion in and battery
except such aie committed on the high seas.
The JUDGES elect Hons Florence Mccarthy, Alfred A.
Phillips and A. A. Thompson do not como into odos unH
the "a of Nay, 1853.
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pIANoroRrEs FOR sALE-Ar NO. 800 BROAD
xgsv@UCWyons

kSUWMOOWbUMs
VNgTRUCrI0N.-AN ENGLISH LADY, RECENTLY
arrived from ondcn with the his sSstm mails from
tho nobility whose educstop SIZE hiss completed wishes to
be employed % daily coosonal iasruotress Ber 40
lureerts English teacher Of the highest order
SIZE also undertakes 20 give instruction In usio and draw
Ing Address By letter. post paid 70 T. l. Union square
Poet Ofhos
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE PRIVATE
"A eobs in boob hopping arithmetic writing, and the
German language Please apply ~ ~ Reward street,
Breaswty, second foor
ERENcH AND SPANISH EVENING CLAssEs-PRr-
yats lefsonf. No. go broadway Prot ksuton will
open nsrt Monday evening" from to 10 o'clock,
french aud spnrish oouses His sysfom 10 the most
pettious IL obvstes all ths difficulties with which the
student usually obliged 20 contend and renders him
very soon able to converse easily.
CPANIsB LAN0UA0E--A. BE r. BAEZ WILL I'M
- part private insiru IN his native language afsw
lsdes gentlemen ~ his office, or In any past OF the oy
and viii mako trsnsAtions vita oorrosness aud
prictJ: Addrssor apply NJ. SS Brosdwsy room No III,
ssocnd floor.
yVVUITIoN GERMAN, CoyvEKsASr WITH TUE
English language who has been educated 90 teach the
CLASHES sdern also the rudi
u mnsie, would like TO obtain board Ia private family,
vhsrc his instruction. cnula No received rsmppcraon
sood reference given. Address Post Once box sg5
vIyEACBeRs wANTHD--A PERSON WHO rs WELL
qualified 70 give instruction In she Frenoa language u
wanted III The Norfolk Female institutes also sessher a
drawn and painting lady competcns 70 isksruot In
both bs preferred rosohers desrcus OF
she stns sion, v please sddresJ either OF ths principals
a.v. a. =. Smith. Rev. L.. L. smith Norfolk Va
TIRE PULPIT. THE SENATE. THE BAR, AND rus
stage. Eioeutson and alto tsitlon tsngrt the
approved principles by Professor LAwRENCE, 2lg
Fallen street BrooklYn
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Judges--Hon Daniel r. Ingraham First Judgc,) Hon.
Charles p. Daily and Hon Lewis B. Woodruff.
Clerk Samuel Brown Esq.
Deputy Clerk Brown. Esq
General term for arguments held by all the judges,
March July and November, number Of causes
BueO anu O0O100Q.. w
General term, for appeals from inferior courts and
orders chambers. beld by two judges, causes
submitted and decided the fourth Monday Of
each month"; (exoept July and september) 15S
TEAMS.
Issues Of fact held by Judge each MONTH with the
exception Of Mar CHI July aud November.
Whole number OF cases tried settled, dismissed and
referred s2b
Causes remaining general calendar not disposed
of
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DANCIsG ACADE HlI4O.

CRARINos PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY. AT q
Bond strestCissses for ladies and youne "a
81 and ~ O'clock afternoon; for gentlemen ~ And
ecleck evening Mr. will the seeonS susrs>s
Monday, January Sd, Tuesday 9TH Wsdne sdsv -
Ladies ard Eentemsa eas receive lessons dav.
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SUPERIOR CoURT--CLERK's OFFICE.
Assistant Office Clerk Jesse Oakley. Esq.
The pumbsr Of judgments entered, to the present
date smouRts to 27S6 for the year 1852.
NATURALIZATION
The following the numbers Of persons who have DE-
csred their intentions Of becoming citizens during the
year.
Great Britain and Ireland
Germany and other parts of the world $50
Totals $50
sowing illness of the Naturalization Clerk in the
Co unity Clerks ONCE, unable to give the number
who declared their Intentions in 1.-THE Court Of Common
Pleas.
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SUPERIOR GENERAL TERN.

Judge Emmst was elected to all the vacancy created
Y the death u Judge Lewis HI landlord
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BY construction, purchase OF road S100e 00e
NO q expenditures since
puschass. -. ........... soT7 IE
Cash in hands OF J. W. Brooks, su-
pctiste pdsnt and engineee...... 160,458
Cash In hands Of u. Tracy Howe,
local trvssursr .....,. ........ 1o9 001
New Albany ana Salon Rauroa6Co. 48S oI0
Cash on hand 10 6S7
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DhtAnce On n1.u- NOV ov, AoSA......s. SSLoISo OA
appears BY this that the runniag expenditures have
amounted 70 only about thirty per osst Of the gross
ings This ia unusually ema-less believe than on
any road In the country
The capital bonds cost Of construction, as, ~ the
company, the LIST Of December 1854 annexed
NIcnreAN CxNTnAL RAILRoAD-CssT, CAPITAL Arp Dxsr,
To eapit.i stock. sloossos
Bond account viz - Blk per sent la
sterling bonds not convertible. $500 N3 AZ
Seven per bonds not
vertbls ....................... @ go 90
Eight ".... 80 -
Right convertible 24tI,OOC %
- sAo0v, 100
soeount ..,...................... aasosl
Incspas account balance OF this account 33s73s
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COMPREHENSIVE sorTons


MoTIcE.-THE co PARrNEasHiP HERErovoss
existing between tho sussoribers under the avm Z
sent THO sfsrs Of the late viii be sst.isd a. ~
kipp and Brown who duly authorized sess aaS
continue the same. SOLOMON RlPp
ABRAHAM DR0WH.
j. Al HAArtNE
- DANIkL kAkTINk
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NVANTED-A sILRNT partner. WITH CAPITAL
w Of cght nine Thousand dollars. 10 sssss
hed sbout ten Years whioh hss heretofore wn een
rus 10 net thirty thirty rhe most "a
oNcsTiOnahle br ainese rGiereHces
stoy Thcser ferr heussrd dollars 70 ., rai eva and
the balance In good negotiable paPsr 40 ma 80
1onths Nrequircd. The business Va ,srsh n
aud tho interest Of only psrber 20 be epsesd ~
y B.-No inev mhrarcea Cemw atoms oaaafao.f.I
Address with real rAme. box No III Brosdwa, Pess nfs
gO0n TO sS00.-A PARTNER WANTED WIN
y @tV the above amount IA dining and oysssr sal -.
m-.t active will 70 devote SIS -hole ,ttensiS~
sset sppsvtSsstv b cdsgsa. Call a Ne, II DsvSxp
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r ONDON DOCK BRANDY, PALE AND DARK. PROM
ave 10 twenty DID, Jamaica Ru Of the most ~
ether Hoisnds Gin sshy approved ~ th: most sns:.s
Cordial Gin mot to be obtained else in the UaissA
Stately ane and very old wnisksy frem the most dls
Mrfuiskod dstillers In Scotland For SALE In bet11o
and denijohns and In quantities. 70 suit with innss-
date delivery free OF ehag In any Of Ne Yse
BRIDGE, 86 and ~ Fultsn street. ft'