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FLouR.-- rhs arket is prime. We quote
d. 62a4,75. do 20 fan:y al 4,75a4 81 and extra
Gtnesee at IS .2a5 rs per Dbl, cash.
GRmS.-The Ifices of Corn remain with
a. change. Wcquotc yellow at 65a66c, and
..hi;e at 60a6lo cash Northern Oats at the
depot sell regdily at 4ac. Rye, 3ccash
SEFD.--Noihius doing in Linseed. Grass
Seeds a,s in good .mand, and sales of North
cta and Southern Cloverat 10 | 2ailc. per ID.
Red Top ;5a40c rer bushel, cash.
Nerds Grass 9,62a3,oo. April 10.
EAiLRoAD s-rocK.-
Rutland, 30a3o l-2
VI. Central, 2Ol-4.
Passumpsic 59a59 | 4.
Rutland Bonds rs 80.
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SlNl NUNS
OAK HALL.
81. 81. 81 & 80 ANN STREET. BOSTON
LIGHT

FNUM THE SHIRT WORLD
Comprising series of articles on the con
diiion Of Spirits, aud the developement Of mind
in the rudimenta and second spheres; being
written wholly by the control Of spirits, e.
Hammond, medium. at Rochester. n, Y, sec.
ond edition, POS pages. l2mo. Price 60 cts.
Forsa lebylBGLA MARSH. No. IS CornhilL
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nlarrir0,
Dir0,

In Philadelphia, on the 2d inst. Of con =
sumption, EZEKIEL DoDGE Walton, of
Lexington, Kentucky, youngest son of Gen.
E. p. Wilton of Montpelier, in the 25lh
year Of his age.
In Bristol, N. H., March 25ih. Rev. DAN
TEL 0. morton, aged 63 years.
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An Earnest Call

Notice is hereby given to all who are in
debted TO us, that we intend TO have settle
ment with all such Immediately. II those who
owe us will walk up and pay what they owe,
we shall be able TO obey the Divine injunction,
owe no man." We must have our pay--ai
any rate we want a settlement.
II: LANGWORTHY & CO.
Mfddsebury, FEB. 9, 1852. az
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ENTISTRY.

--.e = es'---
II w. COE, Dentist, is psrmantnily located
l.. in Vergennes, where he has been enra-
ged in the successful practice of his profcs. sion
- the last seven years. and may alwars D..
toLnd at his Office ready to attend to am call
in his profession, from The Extracting of su
gle tooth to the inserting OF an entire suction
sett with artificial gums. Those needing
DENTAL OPERATIONS.
are invited to favor him with a call. All work
will be done moderatepyice' of the best mater,
ials, and warranted TO gee satisfaction
reference can be made to AIRY of the pro-
fcssional or business men Of Vcrgcnnes and vi
cinity.
March %. 1852. 4stc
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Notice.

We the undersigne on mature reflection think
ihepublic good does not require more than two
Groceries il the village Of MIdllebury one at
the Depot, for the accommodation OF travellers
nd the other in the centre Of the village near the
Bridge We therefore have licensed Locus
SHAW, 10 keep yictuallirg shop at his present
dwelling house, at the north end Of the Bridge,
for the yenr ensuing.
We would respectfully request all those enga.
ged in the grocery business, without license, to
change their business by the 10Th Of April next.
CALVIN HILL,
noRAcE CRANE. Seieet
E.B. DOUGLASS. "en'
NJ id hbury, March, 20. 1852. as:
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
District Of Addison. SIS, iha, q, a Probate
Court held nj Middlcbury in and for the Dis
trct Of Addison On The S0th day Of March,
D. lsj!:
Ozias Sevmorr adminisirntrrofthc estate Of
REBECCA MUNGER,
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HALSTED'S
Water Cure and Motorpathic Institute
ROCHESTER,, n. Y.

WE HAVE MAMMOTH EsrABLTsHNTr, too large to
" give particular description of, therefore We
vii mention only few items, that strangers may have
some idea of our accommodations. We have - bath.
ing ~ large rooms with wardrobes aud bath
ingrjoms attached; large sitting saloon where all
congregntc at pleasure; large exercising hall fur
gymnastcs and callshcnics; trottng rnilrond bowl
ing alley; and many other sources of amusement.
One hundred aud one bathing convenience ascend
ing, descending, and flexible douches are al on the
latest and most approved Hans. Now To O.
department
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lae Of Bristol, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims ana demands exhibited in Off
set thereto and siz months from he le:h day
OF March, 1852, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the husinesso cur
said appointment az the dwelling house Of
Calvin Eastman, jr., in Bristol, on Thursday,
The goth day OF April and on Thursday Me 9Th
day Of September next, from . o'clock, A. NJ.
until o'clock. +. NJ. on each Of said days.
JESSE JOHNSON. C...
LUKE W. PARMELY, Oo"'''
Dated al Bris oil, this Gath day Of March
1852. 493w
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Caps /! Cans |!

Just received and for sale by
II. LANGWORTHY & co.
March 81, 1922.
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HARVEY MUNslLL, Judge.
true copy ol Record
50;3w. II. MUNS1LL. Judge.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
w L. the subscribers, being appoin'ed by the
W Probate Court Tor the District of New
Haven, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine.
and adjust all claims ard demands Of all rer-
800. bo ottafp of
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OF the democratic party in certain southern States
amongst others in Mississippi As an od-iAshioned deu
who has never joined the southemTlghls party
though believing the time there was no necessity
for the Union movementi concur with you In desiring
the re soraton Of harmony in our ranks
You will allow mo 10 ssy. howeyer-and do 80 Ia no
oaptous spirt-that the OF your paper does moi
In my Judgment correspond with the desire you express
When the Union democrats Of Mississippi met in conyen-
on by 80 delegates representing nominaly 10 Counties
but ia point only they pledged themselves to go into
the Baltimore Convention pom conditions unknown party
usage The proceedings OF that convention were Pomp
inserted la the Union When the democratic party OF Mis-
ssspp under call that extended democrat
without reference his views the Compromise, met In
convention by nearly 400 delegates representing ID coun-
ties they resiimed platform OF 1913. and agreed 70
the national democracy and cooperate with them on
that basis The proceedings oil the sh OF January con-
vention have never been published noticed In tho
Unon-a least have noticed them, and there are but
few persons who read your paper more carefully than
myself
Are TO conclude therefore, that your sympashes
are with the 900 Union democrats who aided the entire
wing party in elecng Governor Foote rather than with
the 2s 900 democrats who voted for Colonel Davis, and
who ready, unless be declared upon them, TO
support the nominees of the Baltimore Convenion3 IL
you have the conclusion that the democracy can
carry State Mississippi without the aid Of that sec
ton Of the party which supported Colonel Davis you
terrain opinion which your spondent does not hold
In common with you
FAIR PLAY.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH Q. 1854.


SEEArE-The President laid before the Senate re-
port from the Navy Department, with statement OF the
various contracts made by government for the consruc-
ton of dry docks and basins.
A bill authorizing the settlement OF the accounts oil
officers and others who charged with the collection
and distribution Of moneys in California, previous TO the
admission OF that State into the Union was taken up
and. after debate, was passed
Numerous petitions were presented from New York
and other places urging that additional aid be given tc
Collins's line OF steamships.
The private calendar taken up, and several bills
were disposed of after which, the Senate adjourned
until Monday next.
HOUSE OF REpREsEErArIvEs-The session OF the
House was spent in Committee OF the Whole on the
state Of the Union. wherein speeches were delivered
by Meesrs Campbell OF Ohio, Chaslain and Odds; anc
Mr. Davis Of Massachusetts having obtained the floor
the committee rose and the House adjourned The sub
ect nominaly under consideration was the homestead
bill of Mr. Johnson of Tennessee The speeches delv
cred were upon general politics principally.
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The news BY the America, which arrived al Halifax
Yesterday 10 three days later than by former arrivals
The int diligence from England 10 politically Important
inasnuch as one Of those quiet revolutions peculiar 10
that government has been effected The ministry nnex'
peel edy found itself defeated on the militia bill beng u
a minority OF eleven. and lhereupon egned Lord Pail
merson triumphant and Lord John Russell aud his
cabinet oyerthrown
Il Is said in the House that the Queen will not appoint
Pameston bat that the Earl OF Derby Will at once &C
Lord Palmerston said that the country in sua-
ton liable TO and The peace armament was not sui
hcent 10 meet the emergency.
In The north OF Ireland formidable combination ex.
lists the payment OF rents. aud such is the state OF
alarm among the landlords that several had given up all
Ii is stated that Presbyterian enantry in some loca
ties Offering passive resistance TO the collection
OF rents
has been issued but does not give general satisfaction
II is feared by government that Gen. Cayaignac will
be elected to represent several districts
MAY Attn substitutes as the only anniversary worthy oil
commemoratlng the birth Of Napoleon.
The Gazette de Francs states that The President is about
TO form bod guard from the ''Garde Mobile,
The health of the Queen of Spain completely re-
stored Public thanks for her safety had been celebra-
ted in Madrid and all Roman Catholic capitals OF Europe
The Gazette contains royal orders, directing that the
poniard with which Merlno committed his cnme and
Inc pistols and balls found in his house, be broken ~
pieces and his manuscripts, not OF private nature, be
burned in the presence OF the Judge The body oil the
regicide has been burned
The Americans celebration OF the establishment OF the
republic off Rome, notwithstanding the efforts Of
the authorities to suppress II.
The upper chamber OF the legislature at Berlin had al
frmed motion of Kee, removing the trial OF political
offences from the jurisdiction OF jures.
| The MARKETs.-Cotton had advanced j, Corn was
dull. and -four unchanged since last adyices.
| The English stock market active at improved
rates The Bank of Engands rates OF discount were
per cent Private banks discounted at a., CoGsols
closed at 9TH GA for money and account The bullion
I in the bank had increased to f1S,5o6l67.
The condition of the English market had favorably al
eced American stocks and United States and State secu
rites in active demand.
The stock of bullion in the Bank OF England shows
an increase of f3l4 524 compared with last year.
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FAIR PLAY.
From the Fredericksburg (va.) Herald
A nYcIilOrious Claim

We have the report of the Naval Committee on the
claim of Mr. David Myerle, who asks for indemnity for
losses sustained by him in introducing the process oil
water .rolling hemp in the United States The effort was
made under the supervision and the express desire oil
the Secretary OF the Navy Mr.. Pauldipg Mr.; M left q
lucrative pursuit engage in this, and Mr.. Pauldlng him
self bears very strong testimony to the disnteresedness
and elevated views OF Mr. NJ In referring TO the pro-
cess in letter to Mr. NJ, the former Secretary OF the
Navy, Mr.. Paulding, says
You thought the thing practicable but stated many OBJ
jectlons and declined the undertaking until offered such
encoura ge your objections, Yon sought
no contract the proposal came from me; and have
always believed that OF your leading motives was that
by which | myself overwhelmingly, wish TO con
Ter benefit your country. You succeeded, and were
ruined.
change of administration had occurred, and left the
departmenl before could redeem the engagement had
entered into with you, and which, said before, induced
you, ia measure, TO enter Oh this laborous and
hazardous undertaking.
Though the object hHd In view has been pletely
attained through your energy and sacrifices,
and The country is thoroughly supplied with wner-
roed hemp of domestic production, cannot but regret
II been by the sacrifice Of your own properly,
aggravated by repeated dappointmens in seeking some
liic reconpense for your aDor losses and morifica-
ton"
Surely claim like this should be allowed, and al
once II bears the impress Of truth and honesty its
face.
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Miss JULIA BENEFITS BEREFIT-The most attractive and
pguante piece OF acting which we have at the Ma
oua" this season was the character of the Countess
given by Miss Bennett in the comedy OF the Ladies' Bat
de-" The piece isefs admirably conceived and executed
by the author; and put the stage, and performed
throughout in highly cfeditablc styleMr. Jordan's De
Grenon merng special commentator. We have FREE
quen,y heard the style Of Miss Bennett compared to that
Mrs Nesb in respect OF its finish and delieacyj and
in the performance of this spirited and difficult character
we feel sure that Miss Bennett cannot have been surpassed
even by that acknowledged mistress OF the British comic
Tonight have the comedy OF "As You Like It,, with
Miss Bennett Rosslinda character which she repeats
on the OF her benefit and last appearance in con
sequence OF the applause with which it received
Thursday evening Ia addition this, Miss Bennett alsc
appears the aeTpiece Of the " Loan OF Lover in the
part Of Gertrude, which she has made peculiarly her
The aie fciary fully deserves, and will doubtless
tract aud CRAFTY, numerous audience.
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mr.. Speaker Boyd.

Our readers will find in another column of this days
Union biographical sketch OF this distinguished man.
Ii is taken from the Richmond Enquirer, which says very
Justly that sis rich in historical illusions points moral
for the rising generation, and, by presenting noble
ample TO the honest Masses must aid in melting virtu
GUS and honorable emulation in the path of duty 1t sets
forth the beauty and success OF fearless and unwaver
ing devo ton TO the great principles OF the democratic
party and appeals loudly for union energy and enthus-
asm at this deeply interesting crisis OF affairs"
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nv A. GREEN, Aucuoneer

THIRTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND, WITHIN ONE AND A
i HALF MILE OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCrION.--O
Tuesday, 9th inst shall SELL at O'clock eIeelenl
containing thirty Of which are In wood, and
twenty in clover
The land fronts the Washington and Bsi
turnpike Immediately opposite the Spring Tavern
ming railroad and half mile from The Capitol
building spring of excellent
believed that the turnpike will be made free during the
prese O
Terms one third cash balance in g. a. and is months the
giving bearing nom day OF sale deco
md a deed OF taken Tide indispuablc.
- $50 10 A. GREEN,
March I'D Aucuoneer.
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DIED.

residence sister, Exeter, Maine OF consumption,
path OF February, Hon. SAMUEL GARLAND, aged IS
years.
Lee, New Hampshire graduate OF Dartmouth
College, lawyer profession, had been member
branches OF the legislature Of that State president OF the
Judge probate and The delicate
his health compelling him TO seek mder climate he
subsequently for clerk in Treasury Department,
which place he relnquised in October 1880 And In all
maintained character for ability and sterling integrity that
hish In the his friends public.
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NEw-sTyLE BEREGE DE LAINEs.-we have jus,
~ opened bcfege dc LANES OF hs block
printing superior quality and coorng
We have slso Just opened
beautiful OF dot Swiss musns, check musns
plain Swiss musns. Irish linens beaehed and brown table linens
and assortment OF inenc amhrc handkerchies, &c.
We viii
hsndkcche which respectfully request ladies call and
and, shall the days,
very tlo ordinary attention
w, M, SINISTER n CO,
March 2-6tf 7th street, the
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IEALys Gr~ss webster Pscsu~e. HesIy's sse picture
III ~ Webster replying syne the Senate In o comprising
also fn sized pora OF many senator's and other disrehed
who will eyhibtnn, ssuf
day, the 2fst
(suassy Mondays ercspsed econo ~
s which has been kindly granted Mr. B-s'y for 'he purpose ~
The 6osrd of Common Council. A ~
Asbn cents; tickets 50 oents.Iio b. ostsn.a n
the door. Feb o0--d3tk aod3~
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DURE Peruvian Guano Having been appointed agents
eunno In the District Of Columb we
orders for quantities to be delivered from me
Dealers and clubs win be Supplied upon the most vor
aha
1.H#|. r. PICKRELL CO.,
FsbW-if3tsw9w Water street, osorgetovn
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by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer,

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND
l. ON NEW JERSEY AyENuE-By virtue Of deed Of uusi
Lber W. b. No las, foos 49, Ar
f OF Warrington county, d. G..
the subscriber will sell public aucton Monday, ts
eth Of March, o'clock threcsto brick house, In
742 with about 62K feet ground attached 10 the same The
property sputabe the location
premises before proceeding
10 sell. THOs ChNBERf, Trustee.
Feb sd J. G. MCGUIRE Auctoneer.
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j.. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
FURNITURE OF FAMILY DECLINING HOUsEKEEP-
IN8on Saturday morning March 10 O'Clock, in front
the shall sell the furniture of family declnin.
housekeeping, consisting or
Sofa, rocker, aud parlor chairs
Centre nd card tables, divans
Dining and breakfast tables
French high and low post bedstcads
Beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Wardrobes, Wristbands, toilet sets
Crockery and glassware, stoves, &c,
Also, lot OF ready made clothing
Several record Ink
Two cases quilts, &c. J. Q. MCGUIRE
MarS-d Auctioneer.
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B.itinsorc .rd Washington Rsifrcad-Chsnge OF
Hours. ta fl
nv and after Monday, March the passenger trains win
" follows
Leave Baltimore ut ~ and ., a. M. and ~, y, m
Leave Washington At and p n l2i, M, and a. p.
hyst and from Baltimore from
Waaln Rton will usinsstopping only for
On anndays second and fourth from
4. H. PARSONS,
Fsbei-du Agent
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o-Un.r,.n ChurehRey. orvino Dewey. pastor OF ,hI.
church, preach every Sabbath morning
o, Method,.t Epscop.I church south. ON s,h .tr,
,quae Of the Patent oceservces may expected
church Sabbath II O'Clock, and X
D. 10. Mar
7-J.ck.on Democratic AssooistIon-A special meeting
q an: Association wiz be held :, Democratic Hs% s'e The
i Mar WV" '''''' " ''' j. D. HOOVER, President
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. y. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. W. NJ FLEMING, sus.
BENEFIT OF MISS JULIA BENNETT
oSs.rvRp.r EvsmSo, March 8, issa,
WIN be presented shskspeare's comedy, In Ave acts Of
AS you LIKE IT.
Rossind Bennett
To conclude with the deal farce Of
THE LOAN OF LOVER
Geruds Bennett
Is circle and psrqusts 50 cents reserved
third der, 50 cents eoiored gallery, Is cents.
March Q
CARUsI's SALOON
I" We're with you again, kind friends"
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
JuDsos, JoHr. AND Asa,
v s AsR MosoaI
Saloon, TurspAr Evsslse, March 9, 1854
programme q ,Se new prodacdons
public saa Commanded large and &c sadsncs. m New
York and other large cities Of the Union
Tickets so each To be had the principal hotels and mu
stores the evening Of the concert
Doors open at O'Clock coacer, g. M"e
ODD FELLOWS week Of Perhsms Seven Mile
Mirror, thousand miles the Lakes, tho Mia
CARS, 81 Lawrence, and sazuensy dvers. ..-
This great from drawings tsksn
Interesting objects and LOCALITIES 200
villages budnss, 900 amsos., ships, and
Hand book TO the mirror lay cents.
Every evening" except Sunday.
Doorf open at 6i--muor movesh y 70 O'CLOCK
Ambulance IS cents. Children half pnce
Day exhibitions every afternoon, at hsfpaht O'Clock
Feb 2q-du
ny A. GREEN, Auetionscr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Saturday shall sell In front OF
10 O'clock large lot OF new and secondhand funi
turs.
Crockery, looking glasses, glass war;, &c.
second hand piano fortes, book cases, secretary
1900 cigars, some hpe
- doson smoking tobacco.
r.,s ''' many ''''' "''N''' ''''N A. opEEN,
Mar cit hnc,oneer.
NAOMI or, Tho Lust Days Of Jerusalem" by Mrs.. ,.
warnings Of the Holy Week by the Rev. w. Adams, M A.
Nine Sermons the Lords Prayer by Frederick Maurice,
Verse. FOR Holy Seasons edited by Walter Hook, n
Thcophus Ameroanus Instruction for The Young Student
con church, and the American branch OF H.
rIusesn Lectures by Richard French, NJ A.
Family Prayers by the late William Wiberforce, ESQ.
short Family Prayers by Jonathan NJ wainwright D ID
pictenseth Questions the Thirynne Articles snd Crssds
Bick.rsteith Lords Supper.
The Sayings Doiuss Great Forty Days by George Mo
berry ., Z, ,....,.
bishop posns's Protest. Appsa', and Reply ,,y r.,
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ny- second Presbyterian Church. New York ave-
18th street.-The Rev j. r. Eckard win, with Divine
mission Moravan missions Sunday, ~ O'Clock
p. m. Mar
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THE World Here aud There, or Notes OF Travellers.
from Dickens. Hog.ssod Word, Price Is cent?
Lay. Of The sco,ih Cavaliers and other Poems. BY william
Aytoan. editor OF Blackwood's Magazine.
London Detective Police.
| Mar FRANCK TAYLOR
IoHN II. BUTHnAsN, P.nnsyly.n,. avenue, south
side between AZ and Cd. streets has received BY schooner
50 baskets Most'. veusnsy Champagne
3 90 90 R /; q. sua Z Coy, s''''n'y 90
' md sI n. asS1S. e Sess'
LoTas AND oAssIMEREsJa., received large an, ,ss
s% nsS 81 ss' au " ''
H%s s"s osss e, oy so and brown do
Do Do s ssss s sss s s"s siss 90 90
Together with Of newsyle ca
and i, s sas %s " @ a. .ns md
particularly invite citizens and stranger, 70 give inc call be
ss. foi auufseianr viii enable ms furnish the mos. .a
ss.s ds oSw 0er cent cheaper ''n any
ON . %n o Tas ss sssn ays To
| March 3-3 Iron Building.
RT UNION, at Taylor & mnury's--oue hundred nom
Der bach ss sn % n o o.
ss,s n,d fss I ss ~ ns" Of
SUPERIOR nr"nd's, r. s srr wins.' CIGARS Sc.
Guard, Dupny, Co.'s pale and dark, vintage le4o
Jean Louis, very superior, 1911 N
James Hspnessy 81 Css pale and London dock
PineL Cssulon, 4 Co.'s pale and dark, and
segues together with other fine brands- in wood and
bottles,
WINES
Champagne Of tho following brands
Cabinet, Tour impntaion)
Munms vsrransy, Imported by J, O. 4 y Boxer
| Hsdsck n Co., Imported by Rensuh Francos)
| Roucha yerzanay, (our importstioD,) and
n n. Schneider H.nksil, h Co., Stein
Superior old pale sherry, Yrsue, vintage s in wood and
:
Ord Mades bottles, and other nns
old Madeiras
Clare Sicily Lisbon, burgundy and other
variety.
Holland livery hna1
Old Scotch and Irish whistsy, in wood and in bottles
Superior old whiskey
Fine old Jsmstcs
Fslkuk and Tenasnt's Scotch nla
Rysss and Barclay Perkins brown and East India
pale ale, Ac. = =4t r.af H.-r5
BEN rnnkn, Victoria Neptune, cgnr,
very choice brands rcgulsr Havana and London srss
And nne Of chewing tobsoco for
sale by thst t4Ht
GEO h THosJ PARKER 4 co,
March 4--3faw6wif Opposite Browns Hotel.