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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11
TIE: UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
A,,;f1r orI Tr1ISt Gnnno,


Home Oacs S Ecorner Third aud Chestnut Sfs hi;sats
OFFICE: No. 90 Main street. wheeinsY,
THIS is quite the only Company in the United Staa,
proposes to pay its dividends in cash 10 its mnta
This company do not deal in scrip dividends payable VI.
convenient but Enkc every cent OF profits available un
members, il preferred, in cash on demand --z5-7
CAPITAL and premiums liable for loss, is over Ssia
and constantly increasing $50 atsA sngnIi3
Premium payments can be made with reference Is S
convenience OF parties opening policies with the eorsa
Policies will be issued for the benefit of married Es
and Children from the Claims of the repesentaat
her husband, or any This creditors. yglIstbA
U1-rhc original amount oil policies WA: be rcdpcedtr
time TO suit the pleasure OF insured parties.
DsPolicics OF two more years standing will Be Is
chased upon Surrender.
The Iiberaty of the travelling license Is peculiar to Il
company permission being granted TO cross the Atldt
any season Of the year, i'll first class steamers a
packets. free ofcXtra charge. Ne ~, 1s 10
The first object OF the plan presented Is to make
provision TO meet the first motive to insure, and
consideration should be paramount TO all others, VIA
PROMPT payment OF losses they occur; after whtki
make such additions OF profits TO the policy as the ps
81 vc gains OF the company will justify pay such g
its membc RS in cash on demand.
STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, Prrsili
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice President. 55l-
Charles q. Inlay, Secretary anu Treasurer ;si--
Actuary, Plimy Fisk.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul u. Goddard, NJ. d.. William Pepper, VI
s Alexander c. Hart, NJ. d.
octs 10 a. SAD
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G5For Local. River, Teegraphic and Commercial
liernce, see Third Page.
-For Poetry. Choice Literary Selections and Variety.
First Page.
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Independent Peoples Candidate for Congress
w. T. WILEY. of Monongalia.

~Presidential and Congressional
Election on the I'd day of Novem-
Der, 1852.
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Boston, has brought suit against the Boston and
Worcester Railroad Company for 81, 600 damages
alleged to have been sustained by collision of the
cars with his cart, by which his leg was broken and
his horse killed.
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Odd Fellows, lInsons, Iec cd Hen, Sons q
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,


And other Society Regalia,, :,
Banners, Seals and Jenels, manut aettired and 50
by Gibbs q Smith, No. 70 Baltimore Sired
Baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
81 1taa% REGALIA,
Odd Fe!lors'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge aid =
canrnlent ,,
(. Past Grand and other Officers. p',n''
s2, -. 1st, ID, Sd, 18th and 9th Degree PaatiF
tT} galas. FL 90. -.5. .f}E NJ.
,s.f ll,i' Pichly embroidered Eneampusn f1@
Rcgalias.
Mdsouic-knghts Templar, Royal Arch, and Aassse.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, DC. ~,
Sons of IcnPcrunee-Satonal, Grand and Suboiu-
observation-disclosures and Members. I'm,
Red Men-Sachems, Past Officers and richly enisrose'
ID Degree Working and Parade Resalia.
trat taIHai5 ~ T. JEWELS g1s -.
OF the various ORDERS. OF Silver Gilt or Plated NC
including knights Tempar, with Diiks)
,r.,,.,..., - BANNERS.
Banners OF every size, style and cost, adapted
Tious Orders and Societies, manufactured TO oraeIi
signs for Banners, when required, furnished n Is
pense showing tho style OF the same when nnsp.u. e.
= ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CARS. ~
Comprising the ars assortment 10 be lond
LODGES, fENCAMPMENTS,, DIVISIONS at'
gIDpEy N-r{ TRIBES; % eenq a la
Wishing to fit up their Halls, or supply
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners, DC, can
on having their orders satisfactorily fed sWfTH
GIBBS q sai st,rs
Regalia and Banner Manufacturers, 70 baltimore s''
90 G. 7. FRY, Agent for y heens. Ya.F @
=
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1.-THE Treasury OF Huntington county, Ia, was
entered on the night of The 10th the iron safe taken
out and bursted open with powder, from which
some So, 600 was taken.
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CENTRAL WHO COMMITTEE OF
OHIO COUNTY.
A. p. WOODS, Chairman.
Gen. Ca..,. Opinion ofscott.

Gen Cass said:-{6eliere GEN. honorable
end patriotic citi-en aud irien his and
hs ateds Of the 6righte pages of his eourys his
tory; and not breath Of calumny from shall
ithe single leaf of the laurel that cncirces his brow
His ,rea fairly and irH NOT be 10 Prer it
from ssns yairy norm have enjoyed ms personal fend
day by any eaumny to prove myself unworthy oft.
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Illinois BANks.-The following list comprises
all the banks that have thus far organized under
the general banking law, and obtained notes Of
circulation from the Auditor: % 49, ts )
Marine Bank of Chicago, in Chicago.
Clark's Exchange Bank, in Springfield.
City Bank, in Chicago. 5slS safiis
Stock Security Bank, in Danville. @
Rock Island Bank, in Rock Island.
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TfThe tract ofland ceded to the United States
by the Sioux is about 800 miles long and 140 broad
ortwice as large as all New England. 1t is the
most fertile portion o. land in the world.
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BarTIsH IRoS TRADE-In 1850, this amounted
only 10 10000 tons; in 1850, it was $685. tons
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SEEKING AND OprAlNiNG JusrlcE.-A singular in
stance Of the imperfection of all human institu-
tons, and particularly Of the very uncertainty of
the law, was brought 10 the notice of the Grand
Jury of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Philadel
pla. on Friday last: 1I
A poor servant girl had been unable to pay. her
board nj place where she had been lodging,
while out OF situation, and the landlady not on
ly turned her away, but detained her clothes for
the sum due. The girl applied to an Alderman for
process to obtain her clothes, and he issued war
rant, charging the andlady with larceny The
defendant gave bail for her appearance to answer
the charge at court, and the girl was committed to
Jail witness, not being able to give security for
her attendance at court to testify. Having lost her
property by misfortune, she lost her liberty by
asking for justice. She remained in jail till the
meeting of the Court, when on presenting herself
to the Grand jury, and stating the above facts, that
body very benevolently raised subscription of sew
eral dollars for her, and released her from custody
and sent her oil to redeem er clothes, insructing
her to report TO them the result of her application
to her landlady. The Alderman, TO whom she APP
piled for justice, must have peculiar notions of
That article, and strange views of the nature of
crimes. t1ata fa 3s5sis
1JTThe Japan expedition will sail on the 10th OF
November and will consist of three steamers-the
Mississippi, Princeton and Allegheny.
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NEW ADVERTISE EN !,
Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale or q. n
e IbnrFncrHhiD. ~ ~

THE Undersigned ofIcrs for sale or ycopartne,a 4.
BLAST FURNACE. located four mics from The ill., y
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. aud near Fairmout d,
Co., Va. together with abundance OF Iron IN
stone, Coal and Timber, close to the furnace TL
signed wishes either TO sell, or extend his opcrao,
to any one having Rolling Mil or Foundry In W.
who will join in with thus establishment, and hsSS
Steam Engine, he win offer the most liberal term
ing all machinery or stock at u air valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be seep,,
Office OF the Wheeling Intelligcncer. IN
oct11-tf -,lTs= gNss- JOHN e. wILLJ,u,
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Z A QUESTION FOR EVERY MAN IN THE STATE
Which is best for Virginia, Wing success and three
millions of dollars down( under Benefits blDwitll
fair prospect ofthe States receiving her full share
of the land found-amounting TO five houndred
and eighty-three millions; or Locofoco success,
with the total loss of the land money-the contin-
uance Of heavy bebt and oppressive taxes and the
delay, for years, perhaps forever, the completion
of our Public Works? issaf '.5la fsHrEt
To our judgment, if all the Locofoco abstrac-
tions that ever were concocted by crazy dreamers
were put into bag, three millions of dollars
swer the question for himself.-Rich Wrig.
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MORE NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
nPENE ED this morning, -z-4-
" Rich French ChintZes,- ~ Ts,l5rg,,v
SILK and Wool Plaid for children
BrOcadc Silks, WIG
q - French worked collars, W. .aH-l
Plain MOuslin dc LANES, all Wool, +. $50, a
Mouslin 10 Bcsc, desirable colors, =.
Madona Skirts,
Square and long Shawls, --.--
French nerinos, >-l3..s5-- <! - gztlstI4.E
Extra fine Thibct cloths. T. ,5s 5-s-al y-,.l,.
= = =. Iii j 8 ~ o. wv. HElSk ELL wv
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G l. 0 II n N G. S ORE.

~ CORNER MONROE AND WAITER SHEETS. -
A. M. ADAMS
TT AS Just returned from the East, with uutuayh7
stock oil Goods manufactured into clothing BY Tie %
worknen and will be sold at the lowest possible PIE
wholesale or retail s-- -
All ask is fair investigation, without prejudice or a
and defy fair competition in Coats Pants, and va:
anything in the cl0thing line. - - - -
Come and try me, one and all, Jew and Gentle.
oct6-tf "a q i
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To Phvsicians.

~ I Q, fuySICIdHS.
DRoPosALS will be received by the undersigned Y
i Monday evening, lie III, inst. for furnishing tht in
sary medicines and attending upon such Of the poor Is ~
be under the charge of any of the oveiseers OF the @
Districts No o. 6, d s. and also the paupers in
House, from the above day until the 3ls day Of VIZ
next. by order OF the Boarl OF Oversees
- G EO. w. SIGHTS. CT
The above districts comprise the city Of Whehf
South Wheeling. Fulton. and the Clinton Iron WofS
oct5-6td frFt 81 y-.E ey
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3 Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMP ANY,
OF RICHMOND, VA,

No. u a L L i n Il SlUU,UUU.
(which WAS ALL, rAIp IN MORE THAN 12 YEARS 81,
Nil VIII fake Risks on all descriptions Of Prop.
eriy in danger of loss, either on y
Lind or Wafer.
THIS is of the Oldest Established Companies h,
United States having been in existence over 81 Yan
nga Home company, whose business is based upon
already paid in, cannot do better than by p,
zing this institution, which is OF virginia growth ia
Icntagc.
This company has always met its losses pronpu, s.,
has never had lawsuit during the whole time OF Il, ~
encc. Since its establishment 1t has paid losses IA =
S1,GOO,OOOn sisl
All that we ask il, that our fellow citizens wiliup.
gate and examine The claims TO pubic confidence VICE.
institution has many others being that II Is Is NJ
bic advantageous and prompt institution az snr ~
has all agency in city. We would refer all who All
crestcd in the matter OF Insurance, 10 all the eadn.
mond; and to Henry X List and John Thompson d.
city. s-- DORSEY q ARTHUR
Agents for the above Co, in Wheeling and vicilh,
'- ''' 't-'-' DIRECTORS. =
Joseph Allen, VIM Burs, John Endcrs. Hugh VT,
John n Gordon, II l. Kent, Chas w Purcell, WmPlrsa
A X Parker, Jno Thompson, J K Wadsworth, W HClS
tiap II w Quarlcs, Geo T Booker, VIM Bell, Jno G,fs
- - p a: PLEASANTS, Presidtn
THos NJ ALrRiEsp, Secretary. :
OFFICE: No 90 Main street. 9s
- Buck Skin Gloves.
100 PAIRS very superior Oil Tanned buck skinGs,-
lUU warranted no. TO rip and the best In Wheeling 3
received by Coct9) o w HElSKELL d "a
MUSICAL CLOCK FROM GERMAN
BEAUTIFUL Musical Clock is to be seen 4, y.
n Rodericks Congress Hall, over Dorsey's lottery
flee, Main street. ltis for sale. 80 ostts
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Gcu. scott in Mexico.

There are few American Patriots, whatever be
their party predictions, whose hearts will not
swell within their boSoms in the perusal of the sub
Joined article. For ourselves, we are free to con-
Tess that there is more than passage of it which
moved our feelings in more than one way.-Nat.
Inteligencer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

Road Iron he had seen lying at the X. X. Depot IN
our city, to be laid down over the richest mines OF
Iron ore and Coal in the world, and in the midst
of the ruins of delapidated Iron Works, Furnaces,
FORCES and Rolling Mills, in Virginia and Mary
land, the erection of which cost millions, under the
Wing Protective policy, and had dlfused millions
of money among our honest and industrious farm
ers and laborers had enhanced the wages of labor
and the value of our land and its predictions
Now, he asked, why are all these fires extinguish-
ed, this American labor thrown out, and their rich
resources of native wealth and independence des-
troyed! 1t was the effect of the Tariff Of '46, and
who is benefited by it, The British, and nobody
else. Mr.. S. then went on to demonstrate, most
clearly that the three or four millions of dollars
worth of British Iron laid down on our road, was
nothing but so much British agricultural produce
converted by British labor into Iron, and sent here
for sale, while our own farmers were without mar
kets and without money. He showed that Iron was
made of ore and coal, worth nothing unused, that
its whole value was made up of the Labor of man
and beast. What supported mani Bread and
meat. What supported the brute labor. Hay and
grain Thus British Iron made up of British
bread and meat, and grass and grain, sent here for
sale in the form of iron; and our California gold
sent by millions to pay for it. He then went on to
apply the same remarks to cloth, and almost every
thing imported from abroad. al, |
As to currency, he said, these millions might as
well have been thrown into the ocean-they were
gone forever, butt paid for American Iron, they
would have gone from the manufacturer TO the far
mer, and from the farmer to the mechanic. The
money was kept in constant activity, filling up all
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

1.-THE following excellent description OF General
Scors into the city of Mexico, is from the
pen of an witness, Mr.. Warland, now the Edi-
Tor of the Lowell Journal, who served in the Mex
lean campaign. 1t appeared in that paper OH the
anniversary of the day.
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The immense throng of spectators, the brilliant
assemblage of beauty, the spontaneous outburst of
popular feeling with the reception of the old and
lonored veteran has called forth, has never been
cquallcd in city. If the same feeling exists
elsewhere which is manifested in Kentucky, the
majority OF Winfield Scott will exceed those which
were given to Gen. Harrison in $40. He is receiv-
ing from his counrymen The appropriate rewards Of
the lsrlous services, which, during the last forty
years, lie has been rendering them. 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

MOST A Panic FROM THE SINKING OF
Ptooa The albany E,ening JHnndi OF the 9Th instant
gives account IL great excitement which occurred
the oecstion or the exaulpaton Of the pupils OF the
normal school in that city Thursday last IL appears
that while Of the sssys being read the floor
rank shout inch with a crash, which produced very
coneiderab commotou. Men women, and children
eushed towards the door, which fortunately OBJ
sructsd by sons ntemer who lad their wits about
them, and order restored II the GRO wd had
rushed down the stairs the bannistrs OF sufficient
srsngth 70 have orosd protection The commoton
caused by the giving way o. OF the sizht
bracss between the floor aud the Ling and by any
defect IN the principal supports
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NEW BY TIA X AILS
Cur Philadelphia Correspondence.


Cf,nsne ofGe RiUsr-.4 IT. tpis Yaiuatk Q.osts Rock.
E6.ct Of The Europes kers.
PHfIapELrHIs, Feb 7, 1852
The breaking mp Of the ice below the city Is tho
theme ~ universal eongratula.ion among all classes
especially az the steamer Ksnuebec and the other steam
Tugs were net harmed BY IT, One ve,se has reached The
city, and in i'se than rtyeght hours unless wedgsd
In again ct the Hore Shoe there will b. feet Of hun
dred square rugged vessels here ready discharge their
cargoes.
colored woman, in the western part Of the city be-
the mother Of three children boy girls
piece Of quartz rock from California weighing 1853
ounces has been assayed at the mint and yielded
gold TO the amount Of sl73 3D. being at the rate Of
so 20 per The ro.k very strong Indications
~ being valuable on the surface.
The Europas pews, published this morning las i'm
parted a frmness 70 the market and holders have
advanced their notes to for standard brands but
there IN demaud for export nearly all the vessels
in port being loaded and awaiting their chance TO the
frst opportunity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

AvoTHrn RsuRosp ACCIDENT Mr. Alfred Canasls o
Brsr chy,le Sussex Co. farmer and drover bad bota
q tis legs horribly mangled hat amputation
cessaTy, by the yesterday morning st the Jersey
City Depot He down in the Morris freight train,
ard after leaving the passenger in the depot by
mtske 20 the northery side az the depot, where the
New Brunswick train stops ltead Of the southery side
where the Morris freight goes Ia lock after his freight
lie was stnd'nS on the step Of freight car looking in
the door and whie there til. Nsw Brunswick freight
train pushed in and he cnught between tina cur
az the platform - eiouk .sdtertise, Fec I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

PARDoNs GRANTED BY Gov. HEsoN, or PENN
srLvsss.-Gov. Johnson the lac executive ~ Penn
ylvaa granted 81 pardols during the last IL days Of
his adm ,nietration
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A r. PRlDE& CO. IS GREAT CALIFORNIA GA pRxss
"a 20 Ctiternia-Fregnt, 80 per pound Through
In ,ssrS. Of peois messengers By steamer Emprs CITY,
on 9Th instant and splendid steamer Sierra
vads on Thursday I2th Instant PsskAses PARCELS and
important Dispatches safely and speedily aeytyeA Apsy
~ bry pyeAa street, psaI wall gtysst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

CONVICTED OF MAHsLAUGrrER La Buffalo, on
the 9Th inst, Merlin We shuhn convicted Of u,aa-
rauehtsr In the fourth degree in the killing Of Luc
wentworth in an aray Of Goans Saloon in that city in
November lAet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

ConsrITG Down EAST Tho lalies and gentIs-
men II South Bo,ton, wen those ii Nantucket IRE
Every pleasant evening amusing them slves by costing
o., call Il IN this part Of the country, aiding
hin y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

VI hlENTINE3.--D0 YOU INPEsD BUYING A VA.
lertnef II yoA call aud examine tho ehoica e,ock of
. lhc American Valentine C0mpsnv,' 81 Nassau s,resa
san s.lains 1Aeit variety isgndouhsely inc moSs o.
cert 10 huHdYed dollars each The fres vss
carefully ro ~ 70 tLat they may r. ssnt without s;ury
IT, thy pArt - iht country style Of LithOreaphic
ocnee ~ enc Dollar aud fifty onts per rcoss mo trade
wen - teail rurehneers. invited 70 oAl rroan
Valentine Ionpapy." y. YRRRs8 NJ BEILEW
Agents. "a Nassau street, N. Y.
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new Principle In Hnir-Cutung y-CIsan

HAIR Brushes Fourteen Of the best Artists
America Tbe most magnificent Hair dressing estahtish
nsnt In the World Features Till now unheard Of! Nov
1ssur unsurpassed In the world are always on the spot
3hore clean Hair Brushe for AL By the bAseetfull
che thoueand The Saloon splendid the ante
sf regal residence. Tho attendance for Hair cutting
element the moment be es,es She doors The style Of Cut
Dressing thc Hair eq.s anything before
81 IN New York In fact phslon's Crystal Palace lT
Broadway corner OF Deystreeh are clustered
fsrta noveitcr and than
ssshsred within the -four walls Of any sonseI. establish
mont the fsoe Of tho earth 30 AL who IT, Hair
Bying.-Phsion's Bsfo Hair Dye, ~ color she hair
Wbiskers the moment II applied without injury 70 abe
hair skin. IL DO washed stey without disturb
NJ the oolor and hao cdor Bis applied SOLD at
Yknlcns Wig and Toueee mnrufscsarv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

Wigs and Tompcs2s--Eatchelor's Rev
STYLE OF he most perfect imitation Of
nature yst invented. Those wanting superior article
should call al BA@CHELoRS ceebrs Ted Wig Factory No.
Ws street, whore be found the lArgest and sest
noBxzneot in tbe city. Copy the address,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

BrO0ks, the Cord best Of
yos< Of Caters the Bestsst os
esovershoe The INCEST Of slippers th prse. Of prsss
be bad ~ the lowest possible prices ~ A. Broohs
ofulon street. Mr. Brooke makes gear for al
for In all ranks lie His
ssntaips goods 30 suit known Nobody
md occnomy can fail OF beco ming M Broohss hrm and
oa1s1hsd CuDsomer.
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MTQufpmE.

u EkNDlES, WINES, sc, Ian DfGC-CH .NPAGNE
- aud Rochelle BraDa!as in quarter and strth unaa
Norcears. Eurfun1Y and Ghawragus Vines " bta Vine
Ynersr Gardilcs, Green Peas Mushrooms and rruNe Ia
feaottcd oan!steg,, ior bale hy
J A0HLUN lo4 Front ssrce..
u 0NDON PORTER kND BROWN STOUT, EAST M
- cia Prc Ale, Schtch Alea Dublin Porter, nc, Ee,
warranted renure hcn4ss Olive Soap, 40 nittcd BY III
y 10 be tho ot useful sud economical article
family No. uHDERalhBS celebrated Brandy Store ~
Bsoo nae direct, corner Croaby street.
TTEnERuILL'S (IATE DhLLlkoF Esq Celebrated
- Nrsndy Store, the corner VI Broome and Crosby
rces st manans thn reputation Of selling the ohossb
Brandioa. Vince. Whskoys &C. &c. OF every grade,
store in tho city.
M d. PETERS 90, ARE orYEPING oREATrxHP-
~ - seons W lovers o. choice old Wines, Brsndes 30;
IN act eryshny thas Ia desire bio In abe way Of cham
pagnes vince brsndqs porter alec brown stout eordai
gsaps mt'ers. Sc Re- may be found ST their 9j0
an htook above irving HOUSE. EOonsie-
"en 'ono vi smoking good sessrs are invited 10 call