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nEpTJRJIC FIRE INSURANCE co

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~ -Ipsurance BuildinsA corner OF Wal ard "iii,am
a. Offices Nos 10 q nd II. ground hoor
This Com pany having thsir Capital OF pad
ssh and securely invested prepared TO insure Asan
loss and Damage by ire on tavorsbis terms
Tn srt.r OF this Company provides that after paying
TO the sockhode at the rate Of per cent Per an
num- fourhs Of the remaining profits arc 70 De divides
among the assured In scrip, besrins interest," when scp
10 ba redeemabe IN cash whenever the nusted poh
and capital shsll amount TO 81 900.
TRUSTEES:
Samuel s Rowland Robert Mintun.
Stephen Whitney, keussn liners
Daniel B. Fearing, Edward =. Censsss
William II. Russell, josiah Oskes,
Augustus G. Downing, Joseph S4nMd. Us
Gazswsy B. Lamar, James M wsterowys
William II Aspnwall, george IuinA
William Butler Duncan SeoIse 1; Aiee,
Charles H. Russell psvd o. hrnneaL
Isaac Townsend, yohn :; A.oI 49, u
John stephens rrcoonSx =, DsAs
ysMes Dsoisj Druke Smith,
Ma nm ". Hsmilsos. rredsnsL @ Poster.
r~neins Dusr Pelsg Hail.
49, az vsTd IT. Robort g. Hone
ROBERT g. HONE, rresldsnt.
DUNCAN F. CURRY, Secretary.
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IN. H. LkGGETTS CLASSICAL,
pilno-Tories.

"A flANO-FORTE Of superior tone
N and hnish latest style of case by one Of the
oest makers IN ,s city, and wasnsu for years savsn
octave In peri ct order, quite II will be sold y.ry
low, IS the is leave the city IL can bs ses5
for few Gays No % Hudsonst from TN Al O'clock
A. ~, aud from till Q PM -'
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CECRET OF BEAUTY-HOW to b.

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can instruct any person how 70 be handsome.
teach how 10 make brown skin fair and clear.
teach how TO remove tan. pinpies and freckles.
teach how change the sslow face into Of beauty
teach how 10 make wlinkled skin smooth.
teach how TO make brown teeth a. white a. pearls
teach how to make offensive breath perfectly sweet.
teach how TO make bard brown hands soft and white
teach how 10 make diseased gum hard and sound
teach how 10 make the hair gro luxuriantly.
can hasten the growth of vhskers, moastashoA Gs.
teach how 20 have bright and sparkling eyes.
teach how to preserve the eye5isI.t for life.
teach how to restore impaired eyesght
teach how to change gay hair TO ts original color
teach how to change The color OF the hair a. desired
! teach how to make the hair soft rich and glossy.
teach how TO make the lips and cheeks red
teach how TO remove supeTfuous hair
know the above are all perfectly harmless.
know they are all very cheap and pleasant
know every person will like them on trial.
give directions to make and use these compcunds
know they are better than any advertised cosmetics.
ask ONLFONE DOLLAR for all this Information.
receive ne letters unless postpaid
address or send TO LAVASSE, French Chemist Nc
Iof Nassan-st, corner Ann NewYork He viii send the
work by mail otherwise
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4 IFE INSURANCE.-NationaI LON
Il Fund Life Assurance Society of London; General
Agents Office No. Gran st., Jersey Ciyrhe above
Company continues 10 e,c n'uanc,s the lives OF per-
esd in the United States and California sud
other special hazards fair rates Of premium For eu
blank forms, &c. apply as above 10
J. LEANDER STARR General AGENT
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DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.
Marbinerp, &r.

CINGER'S SEWING MACH me
~ There is no longer experiment in using these invs
nAbe abor-aybg machines which execute all knd otsesra
Ing beauty and durability They adapted
any kind ~ sewing and Used by ladies' on their best
custom work The "a demand for these machh-s aud
the universal satisfaction they have given s small praise
for their which needs only 10 be known be sp
precated The principal Office for the sale Of these
chimes No S5S Broadway where they be in
operation where the proprietor will be happy demon
strste their utility TO any who will call.
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+ United SCHOOL for BOYS. No.

In Green-st-Mr CHAMBERLAIN invites the
sftenop of parents who desire School for so all boys
tire y upS the care aud instruction at the Principal
ENGLISH GRaMMAR-Those who desire Evening
instruction in Grammar avail themselves Of thorough
coufse OF lessons adaot,d 10 their indiv iual wants
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OOTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

~ FOR SALR-At NJ chsnicsvie, Saratoga Co, by the
American Linen Thread Company, follows: Cards
Spinning Frames peeders, aules Spoong Frame I'D
Spindles Warpeis, Presses 90 Looms Cans, boobiDs
Reeds Harness. Shuttes &c SC All ofwhish at prices ~
Ger cent leo than the oIigna cost
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RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR

N WARD who will bring the best recommendations de-
sim TO obtain occupation Teacher In New-York rs
pectfuy Offers his services nemen wishing to secure
instruction for their He is permitted TO refer
to Rev samuel Osgood No. 90 West lths Mr. w sAlien,
No So Wrg i5h--t Rev. j F. w Ware, Cambricgsport
Mass PIesiden. Sparks, Rev. DR. Wake, and Prof C. G.
(s.,l
p almer n huue Ruilolpgs NeW-loTk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about pur-
chasing Piano will find 1t greatly to their advantage
10 call at N. }. HAINES cos Mandatory and Ware
rco. lfthst and 3dsv where splendid aort-
ulent Of Rosewood Pianos from to II octayes are CON
snny on hand and warranted In every respect The above
will be sole low for ash approved paper Old eiGn taken
in exchange Dealers Teachers and Professors supplied
liberal terms n THAMES Z CO, 3d-sv, co., lith-st.
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NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO

FORTTS-Ws hsvs now hsnd large Assortment
~ ne ana Pianos for sale and 10 hire Pisnos
nom SO TO $500 For hire from 81 Ia $40 per month No
j69 Broadway, New.YoTk. SAFtOhD ohoihhh'
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ITO STEAM-ENGINE BUILDERS,

=
n OWNERS and ENGINFERS-The subscriber hav.
ina taken the Agency Of AShCROFTS PRESSURE
GAUGES would recommend their adoption to later
esed They have but lafey been Introduced in this
Try bnt have b. applied OF fst-cl4sJ River
and Ocean Steamers and several Railroads in all Of
which, from their simplicity, accuracy aud non-ebty 70
deraneemert they have gwen the utmost satisfaction
CIIAS. " COPELAND, Consulting engineer.
No 81 Broadway.
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chasing Pianos will End il their advantage TO call at
Glenn Co g Mandatory No 1874 Fulton ST., (ye,t Of
Broadway general assortment Of mahogany aud rose
wood Pianos constantly hand which will be sold low tor
cash or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
r. GLENN & CO, No. 1871 Fulton.s..
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MIR. JOHN MAC MULLEN will open

N II. JUN MsC HU LIN WI uPoII
Day School for Boys Monday Sept 9th At No $40
Bovery ons block TO Broadway and FIVE doors above
Bondst His ISIS quatel will necessa lily keep
his ichoo very small Having resided more hso 20 years
In Europe and having stud and taught for Ia
the CITY NewYork he feels himself qualified TO do JUS
tce 10 these who may be PLACED his hands Besides SPELL
ing riting ard An h, tic there will be taught
without charge, Greek Latin French, Spanish Ger
man, ltallao, Drawins Music and Gymnasc.. Circulars
at Lockw ooda No Al and Cr0wens No. 500 Broadway
Play Ground for b IS. Terms Sl5 year. Address j.
MAC MULLEN. No. 2l5 CHI isie-st.
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
DROOkLYN HIGHS SEMINARY.
CIVIL ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

" Directed b. VICTOR BEAUMONT, C. = Graduate
OF the School or Ars aud Manufactures OF PansA
Of Lectures and Lessons will bs the lat OF Sep
tebeT For ticulas and references apply at the
School, no $50 H01sOn-st Wooster.
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5 CLASSI-


.vt notice their patrons and the public that rher
AIDING and Dav cboO for Young Ladies w BE- reOpened
on Mobday Sept 10 at tie and commodions location
No 2l Clinton place 8th ST between tbs 9TH aud 6hays
They will there be prepared 10 conduct the eogca Ion OF
Young Ladies in thorough snd sasfacory Cir
cuars containing fu a9s thai se'''os'
a @s..@.
loTe of = II Fletcher No. l4l kassau.st.
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DIANO- FORTES.-I'he finest asort-
ent CT Piano-Fortes IA the city may be found at the
Ipecious warerooms Of A. 2. 3. CURTIS & CO. No AZ
Sroanway consisting Of George Hewss celebrated Ame
ian Patent Action Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'s popular 40
tan Piano. GilbeTts and others Boudoir Asc variety OF
new and second hand Pianos for sas or to let No. III
Broadway.
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DlS TRUE. FARMERS. that GIL

TlS TRUE, FARMERS, that GIL
IL BERT's ENcsl.ioT Wrought Iron THkASHER ale
CLEANER will thrash snd clean MT for market with
Ordinary tam homes half to bushel OF grain pc.
minute IL is portable oLvenielt. and does s worn
thoroughly. lever railway power furnished II des ed
Price ell complete with power SIS $3.50 according
we Address post paid, JOSEPH q GILBERT,
No 2i6 PeaI-st. N. Y.
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ENGLISH MACHiNERY.-Cotton

L. Wool Flax and AZ Machinery, manufactured BY
Far Curtis Co Manchester, imported to ordeI Pay
lsed ssepts II the ITnitsd States. JAS COCKER CO
No 81 Joan at. New.York
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T,ARM and W-MlLL for SALE

II Situated about miles from uorristown, New Jersey
- ell stocked with Fruit, with good Dwelling Houses
to Bsrns Ouihouses &C. &c The Farm contains about 20
Of excellent land under good state OF cultivation Fo
particulars inquire of W dlTEHEAD BROTHER
Dfugg,sfs No 1872 Greanwich-st
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YVHE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of CO.
FVHE BOARDING. and D4YSCAOOL

u LUMBIA COLLEGE, I'm M0IrAy.st,) CHARLES
ANTI ON, LII d Rector viii open for the reception OF
pupils. after the summer vsoAi n MONDAY, Sept.6
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THOR SALE BARGAIN-l6O acres

At Land in HARDIN Go. Ohio, within mile Of tbs
and Ssndussy r. and three mlles Of the couo.
- ss.t-all good able land we'll timbered Wi he s1d
lar S6OO 10 close ooncorn-worh ~ 600. Apply at The
Real Estate Ofse, No. II Wsuenst corner Broadway.
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NTISS BALLOW'S BOARDING and

MISS DWiGHTS SCHOOL of De
I'VE SIGN No $50 Broadway, where the best Instruction
he given in the OF Drawing apd Painting 8, 90
term Payments advanced
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

- - Prof f. Johnson. Rector. The three Depart
nens the Junior the Upper English and the Classical
open simultaneously Monday, Sept s. Pupils
ceyed al the OF years and upward and prepared
for the counting house for admission any College
Crowen's BOOKSTORE in Broad way and Raynor IN
Bowery. GEO. S PARKER Principal.
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POWDER.-B. r. BABBITT

10 the original inventor of the Chemical Yeast Powder
which prepared aud sold By him al Nos SO and 40 Wash
ingtcn-st, New YORK; In tin Those who purchase
should that they get that with the above
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MISS RIPLEY will reopen her School
I'VE ION hONDAY 9th Sept at, No II East Sst-st, be-
twe en- 4th sud LeAipgton.s vs
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LvARM for SALE.-At New Rochelle,

III one mile from the Railroad Depot. Containing 81
in high state ofcutyson acres OF woodland On
che premises is large house barn, carnage house poultry
Aouse. and sheds all built the season. with variety Of
good fruit For further particulars inquire n OF No So
Bowery, Of WIN. DlSBROW.
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NEPOT Of CORNELIUS'S SOLAR
NREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
ELUID, OILandCAMPHENELANPS .

l. Grsndoes, Vases, Hall Lamps Crock-ry Gias, wsre
&c China Tea sets Tea Tra,s China Malta MUGS aud
Cups sanrer for presents ard many ohe useful ard.
ces s ceiling cheaper q an any other IN the cy Al
Z; BALDNlNS, no. 81 boweTy. dosu above TIE
Theetsr '~ -
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CHEAP PATENT ROOFING-Done
CARDS and CARD SHEETS.-Ths

subscriber has had mn, years practical experience
In the enufacfure OF Enameed and Coiored Cards snf In
puslres. himself intends tn keeo isnd
.onpet- ss.o r1ent " Enaeed and Coored Cards aud
Card sheets zx2s inches which he will offer 20 cash bay
ers AZ prices exceedingly low All Cards Of his manufacture
will be warranted TO pint well any szs and qua " OF
Gard be cut st few minutes notice Call AID spe-
cimens anc prices az No. Reare-st w. ROBY,
No. Resde-st, corner Of Centre st.
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FOR HARPER-s FERRY.

TUE packet boats Bell Fashion win run the ensuin,
Ferry. fS''" ''' ''''PO'' :
Leaving Georgetown daily p M arriving AT Haper. Ferry
NEXT morning at 10 time for the Tor Cumberland and
Winchester - ~ -
Me'unins leaving naPet's Ferry at M arriving Gesse-
town next morning O'Clock.
Omnbuses win he tho arrival of passenrers IN
Gcofgetowp, 10 convey them to Washington.
Mar B--dn
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 walnut
~ street. below FOURTH ephaWines, liquors
tries, OF direct importation from the producers
and Others Washington city, paid
by Adams's Express"
shenes, Sparkling Champagne,
Msderas, Moet, ezra
Ports, Cicauo
Red wine, Dipet,
Tcnethe, Perruchoi,
Lisbon, H.idsick,
Muscst and many.ohen.
Malaga, Hockbem,
Ciarets OF all sorts, Rudcsbeim.
sauterne, Marcobrunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock n PhlsdeiphIa.
Brandies Of all SORTS,
dark and casks demiiohn bottles with somc obcap
and very md old. -
Irish and Scotch whtey Monongaheln Bourbon Jamaica spirits
preserving brandy blackberry and wild
ale London porter and stout, in bbls. OF and DOZEN
IIarona Cigars,
Of direct importation OF reliable quality
Wholesale OF by the quarter Dor.
The only establishment where all wines, &C. ar.r directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels Country Trode,
and consumers supplied, wholesale and
dozen, package OF assorted
Orders by post telegraph, giving price,
be satisfactorily hiled, OF the goods taken back
familiar personal principal pro-
ducing countries OF Europe and
here, enable me 10 offer good articles
JACOB SNYDER, IRIS,
;, Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut St, Philadelphia.
Feb 12-dly
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pennsylvania avenue between 7 and 9Th streets Washington,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers In foreign domestic
w ans ancy dry goods carpets matng table
ana piano covers bed Spreads blankets sheeng
su,c prompt, personal attention given orders.
Dec 2I-IYil
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The Arkansas. They were well mounted. however. and
only OF the Indians could overake them He rode
to within abont thirty feet and was sho, by the mall
rider Finding they could keep out OF danger, they tar
Ted long enough observe closely how the Indians
dressed -Four OF them had Mexican clothes One OF
these killed the others naked. They all had
long hair, and were armed with bows and arrows.
There 4 400 persons present at the railroad
venop al Chapel Hill, Washington county on the 81
inst Delegates. from Austin, Lagrange, and Basirop
We're present, and resolutions were adopted expressing
the willingness OF the citizens OF Washington eounty TO
cooperate with Houston, Austin, and Lagrange IN for
wardng the speedy completion Of road passing through
that region
DR.. Napheygi publishes card in the Layaea Commer
cia in which be states for the information OF his SLAM
derers, he has been residing there fortnight in the en-
joyment OF excellent health.
The Galveston Civilian gives the following statement
OF the profits Of stock raising in Texas;
In 1912, gentleman in Bnzoda county, who does not
like his in print but for whose entire credible
will vouch halt league OF land worth not over
81 900 head OF neat cattle Since that ime he has
supported his family and improved farm worth four or
five thousand dollars from the sale OF the produce OF the
herd which now, besides the number sold increased
10 900 head this number he has just sold 1000 AT four
dollars EACH SIG 600 in ALL He estimates that the
Der previously sold brought $4,000 The 5000 remaining
worth 2 600. Readers abroad must understand that
cattle have food in this country save what furnished
by natu raj pastures"
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Com MERClAI.
Fro.. our Commercial osrrs.ponasns.
Nrw YorK, July 20. 1852

NKw YoRK, July 20. 1852
Hiss iltle singular that whenever there is tory gov.
abroad posed up territorial claims al the
expense Of America interests, the same Secretary OF
should be ia here TO negotiate the matter Ten
years ago tory government wanted half OF Maine and
Mr. Webster gave them great deal than belonged
Them bat they out OF pow err leaving tbe prov
nces canorous in relation the fisheries The govern
Of Sir Robert Peel in IN 1917, and pursued that
liberal policy of which has made free trade In
Enganda 'hxed fact =; and now, when the proteconsis
again power they dare not counter TO the policy
which has Justified It's soundness. but they confirm
the home policy Of their predecessors Not So however In
relation TO colonies In Si5 the government had
relax all its restrictions against American
vessels employed in the fisheries, and Lord Stanly
notified Viscount Falkland that effect That person,
ia behalf Nova Scotia, demonstrated so strongly that
the home government replied that the treaties should
be adhered TO- with the exception OF the bay OF Fundy,
which had been then open 10 american e,tsens. The
treaty restrictions thus fell into dsuse, and the
tua Interests OF the colonies and the American fish
cries have promoted by increased intercourse The
COVE OF Prince Edwards islands pettoned the
nome Cover make the fisheries entirely free, that
they might have the benef fit of American presence and
trade Under this enlightened policy. the whole British
nation prospered and extended intercourse, increased
industry and improved finances have been generally
the result OF that policy that the new govern
ment dare counterfeit IL at home They have, how
ever come forward and by attempting revive the doubt
full OF old treaty, caused the capture oil
an American vessel precisely in those waters which Lord
Siany declared open American citizens. This is con-
duet which be justified and those great interests
in England which have grown up in peace and free trade
will not support minister who wanton'y leopards
all for so pul object. His removal, and return to
policy OF his predecessor in operation for ten years. I'LL
settle the So far IRON the fishing having largely
increased the expense OF the colonies, it has never
the magnitude oil 1879 The following table shows
| the tonnage employed in it;
| la IN Liog
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, MICH cow,
III Tuesday, the 9th Instant shall sell AT the
West opposite the Centre Market
~ O'Clock, al M, good assortment OF fuDitnre viz;
sofa, bureaus, and sideboards
dining, card and other tables
Mantel and other looking glasses and clocks
Wsrdrobes washstands, and toilet sets
China, glass; and cockey whichts one hne white
granite dinner $50 pieces
lsfeaher beds, bedding, and bedsteads
Andirons shovel and tongs, and Tenders
and other chairs, refrigerator, Sc
hearth window curtains and blinds
a large lot Of Autographs engfsvngs, and prints
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites
Other articles which deem unnecessary 10 emu
Also, excellent mich COW, fresh, winch gives good
supply OF rich milk.
Of $50, cash $50, credit Of sixty and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
No postponemen on account % weather A. GREEN,
July I'D AucuOneer
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GREAT BARGAINS.

s ] %
We are selling handsome bereges at Ism and IS cents
Dotted Swiss muslns, from a5 eentsup
Common book muslin suitable for covering glasses, cents
Handsome India siiss at so cents
loo Sn p Ses asasd lsWh pf from lss cents up
Handsome g'nghams all prices
pieces piece. i sass sy e1ft and eous
10 do handsome table linens
50 do Russia diaper, all widths
10 pieces white and brown linen drills, for boys
% pieces brown figured linens. for covering furniture
Is pieces handsome black lawns n at ias cents
80 embroidered muslin curtains very low figure
eases white e. 'hns cot.ons, from o. cents up
We have len few worked inian robes, which viii
Win stock Of seasOnabIs goods, which win Offer
much below former prices IN order to reduce our stock prepare
Ray STATE LONG sHAwLs.
We would here that ladies going the springs, Tin
will nnd good assortment Of heavy Bay State long shaw' which
July s-dQw w. NJ. SINISTER co,
SsDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. Walnut
street below Fourth liquor. Of all
cheaper than other and furnished 10 members Of Con
and Others Washington city on shortest notcesht pais
Madeus, Moct extra
Ports, Clicquot,.
Tenerife, Perruehot,
Lisbon, HeidEok,
Muscai, and many Others.
Frontgnan, Sparkling Moseie,
Malaga, Hockhem,
Clares Of all sorts, Rudesheim,
Rauterne, Marcobrunn,
Bugundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
BrandieS of oil sorts,
dark and casks, demijohn, bottles cheap,
and and old.
Irish and scotch whskey Mononguhela Bourbon Jamaica spirits
brandy blackberry wild cherry bande Scotch
ae London porter and stout, In bbls. Of and dozen.
HGpana Cigar,
n direct importation Of the reliable quality, always on hand
wholesale by the quarter boz.
the only all wines, &C, directly
from the original package In which imported.
Hotels Country TTads,
supplied retail the demohn
dozen, package Of assorted
Orders by telegraph, giving limit In price, guaranteed 10
be satisfactorily dlied OF the goods taken back
familiar with all the principal wine
ducing Europe,
enable articles cheap Call and examine
JACOB SNYDER, IRIS.
Cheap Wine Store, No. &c Wauut ST., Philadelphia.
i9-dly