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,.cr.,s eompeusaton owners piers In the city Of
Nav YORK new rece!vs The sloop fecumseh, Of Rhode
Isl,pd 10 tons register and carries 700 barrels dis
charged her cargo pier No IL, r, and paid o2k
privilege Of osonaging similar cargo on u the pers
IL Rhode Island aha paid the regular wharf tax OF two
cen,a per bsree Sl4 for the cargo The ship vicks
burg of New York. 468 tons register and carries 7s0
bales Of cotton discharged her whole cargo pier No.
4, N In two and half Gays, using horse power for
the purpose To this cotton . horse and cart
required TO come the pier four hundred tines
four large or ave small bales consu tutn load
For this entire Of the pier she paid three days
wharfage, ~ 81 62h per day. or VI S In all being the
legal rate In Baltimore ste would be REQUIRED to pay
about $50; In Boston $685. In Charleston Mobile, and
barge Anthracite Of Phadelphia, forty nine tens dis
charged her cargo Of seventy tons Of coal pier
No North river In ten hours by horse power For the
whole OF this pier she paid one days wharfage nifty
cents being the legal rate In Boston she would have TO
pay twenty five cents per ton, SIT Is In all for the
Master received this captain Of this barge for his
and bepeht this legal fec OF 81 for simply direct
ing him TO take his barge into her berth. The owners
Of steamboat pea ard towboAM new rent large mum Der
OF piers the city OF New York for their exclusive use
for which they nearly twice much as these piers
legal rates Of wharfage only enacted All vessels pay
wharfage ortiDg to their registered tonnage az the
Custom House. which from some erroneous syseu uAed
in the ement, does no. give their true ourtnen
Most vessels will carry from third to one-hAh moro
tons OF either measurement or heavy goods than thsy
register the Custom House. The law now Ia being de-
sned that they should ply according to their actual
burthen but found impracticAsle to carry 1t out
The following table referred to above embraces the
entire expenditures, &o:-
APPROPRIATIONS, ExpENDITuREs, AND REcnPrs OF CRY
CONFINEMENT, IRON JAM TO Dso 81, 1858.
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Sohs Oh Inc sonuAot 20 sPecne ~ not 70 admit OF dis
Very respectfully, your osedient servant,
IHoS 5. JES5UP, QaartermAster General
Col, THos SWORDS Quartsrmaster, New York.
QCAHTER MASTER IS 0FFlcE,
NEW YORK, NV. 8, 1853
GFFAL-Your letter OF the 9th inst in relation 10 ths
amount Of stores to be taken out in the steamship San
Franctc for the OF the crew, reserved until
this morning, since when addressed nots on the sob.
jet to Mr. Aspr wall and have the honor to enclose
acopy OF which com pstely rsfutss the
At NJ. Aspinwan's request have lot the contract
stand without signature unt should hear from you Is
He iKforns that he has written 70 You on the set
would thank you to st me know ysur decision soon
Very respectfully your most obedent servant
(Signed,) THoAAS SWORDS. Qaartsrrnsstsr
Major General Thos s. Jsssup, oaarssrnasser General
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoHPAyY,l
NEW YoRK, Nov. s, 1863. !
Col. THos SwonDs Q. 9. Q n
ss-l have this mon ent received your etsr Of this
date.
The rumoYs are utterly false Tbs San Francisco win
take ony sufficient to last the use OF the ships
complement until she eha reach San Francisco Her
supply OF coal win be regulated OF
voyage 10 Rio where che GOALS arst and Eext at vApA
rsiso ard win be ss limited leaving each port pru
dence win allow. As she takes freight bu. that be-
lone to the government her decks cannot be cumbsr
regret that the authority for the story which has
reschsd Washington hao not been given By the oaarer
master General although pleased OF the opportunity
Afforded OF contra iic,ins the false nooe.
Very respectfully, yonr ooedisBt servant,
so,S WIN .1u a N !. III r !,
Qusrtermaster, will state that taken; meaa
wagons belonging to the public.
At this point 81 the edmony the court Adjourned %
meet again on the ensuing cay.
rhs total export Of is from Boston for ths month u
wsnt % Tie East ladies' l,2eo - New 0eans and IA
haaanee y mAu Quantities y nsteW Rx&
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lBr sArpT Hoon PRINTING TEIlsApHl
THE HIeHANps. Feb 6-Sundsvu.
Parker Vein propeller south Of the Highlands bound In
One bark and three brss OF the Hixhlaads bound nuo
ANNALS,
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NsW MADE LAWS WIT OF WASHINGTON MARKET
Under ths head the Comptroller says - All tbs en-
oresohmtnts on the hsrbor not made BY individuals
buIhhtsd has been eonstoesee on the North river, In
front OF washpgtcr karset extending from pier 20 to
49, making Ninety lots. This lsnd entirely outside
Of West street which NJ that point Ia the exterior ns OF
the feet granted TO the Corporation BY the charter OF
l7eo The bed OF the river belongs the people OF the
State Of New York, and before hs land Is sold or any
erectors MADE thereon, 1t 70 advisable TO have the
title settled.
TIE Comptroller speaks also Of enoroachmsnts on real
estate and ocntsnds that the action OF the Common
gal, n such would bs encrosohmsnt the Battery
grounds.
loving 10 the great length Of the document ~ omit
veadss
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ynssrsstsd om the necessity q attending day after day
pn the Finance Committee or the Board. and, in many
costing them than the tax This assessment
rolls being confirmed by the Board OF Supervisors are
turned TO the Finance the tar against
mach individual Is entered and the aggregate OF the who
RAcertaned delivered him. The Finance Department
s not furnished with account Of the remssions OF
until tho yearly statement OF the receiver claims orea
for them II Is respectfully suggested that All resi-
aution for the remission OF taxes DO sent TO the
trollsr whose duty it should DO TO keep An .s.t
count Of Them make an ,s entry ,.,S o. IL to the
Receiver 70 have the entry each o! the rolls Ins
win furnish check the cre claimed oy .Se similar
nv ths BOARD OF Supervisors in regard to their
remissions, is also desirable A statement snnexea
shows the names OF all persons relieved nc TAI 10
there are SIS c.se5 the aggregate amount
as S47 ass S. The following recApitulation shows the
wear In which the levied and re- nited the
ysustions real and personal and the total amount OF
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TeIeeraphie Marine Reports.

sohr Gel estterIey. New Fork.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb i-Ar ship Baron do ca.iIns.
from
Arr FEB s. chips Eeda,or, New York; Geo Gro,ue ana
Norman. boson; banks Krone, and Trout New York;
kedar, and undine, Boston; brig Judge Bisney, do.
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jersey City Intelligcnc'

HupeoS COUNTY CouRT-Tn CIR suit Court Is yst ocsu.
ried With the trial OF the suit entitled "Lovejoy w.
BALDWIN, with the probability Of Its continuance during
this week.
TIE SrrNcf JAMn MARIN I'm the Court Of Oyer and
Termner yesterday James Narin tried for MURDER and
convicted Of granddaughter last wssk sentenced
Judge Hanes to imprisonment for term Of years.
In the New Jersey State prison.
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BR BARK Krvov, from 81 John, NIB. for Londonderry
was totally Lost Brar Ia th uis vessel and cargo
insured in New York.
BARK IrcA, Cock, for Bsltiuefs, was stranded
the Caribbean Bsa shs getting ready
suaas vsA snd went y pecea II sx hours
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The Ellsworth (Ke Herald states that Belfast Bay ct
Belfast and Sssrsport frog that the
Ocean could not touch there In going up to Frankfort
the 4th inst.
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Herald Alnrt.c Corrcaoou,ss,


rnILApELPHiA. Fob 4 Pa-An sohrs Monterrey
Somcrs, and Virginia Harris, Charleston.
CID sohr Jacob Raymond, Brown, Nantucket
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Brig Gazee Brszer reported ~ Curacao Jan for Boz
ton arrived ~ Havana 2ih.
Ship Wales About two old, 100 tons built NJ Bath
Boston house $S 0J She cid
Phiiaeelphia I'd inst for Liverpool, HaGar, master.
New clipper ship Black Warrior 1886 IONS built ~ New.
osets Me- recently purchased In NYork by MesGs VIM
Wilson Sons, BAl.im pre- for $4,000 net s0Co mis-
printed recently.
MISSING vEssKIs-Brig Hinokley, Of Blushill, \ q
Parker after from Boston Ooh tor jacksonville and
WAS spoke 10 the gale Of 0ot 49,
Of 81 Johns River the brig Crawford Of hacha which
wrecked In that ge but the Hnckley has since
been h,Ad ron anS e.. los en prs 9 she was oss
sured In Boston Tor 5000.
schr wssn 10 stated 70 have bcsn ST Chatham llth
nlt ready 10 sail fer FairhAven and since bean
heard Capt Stevens, of Castne said be Aster
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uARIrInE IHTELLIGEHCl.
Movements OF Ocean Steamer.
Fort Of New York, February 6, 1853,


CLEARED.
SNIP S Sr sM r samp:on. BsHmud
Ship John Lucy (Bi', Brewer. Liverpool, williams 1
chip Shannon, Thompson, Liverpool Everett. Brown.
ss hsass New oIssn. Nielsen
Bark ssurses, Rioe Porto Rico, TO- \ freeman I
MAJ SA W. ws ss T.;ss CH:. Peck Church.
Bark E1.t, Grunloy, Savannah urges Chairman Co.
B BIs 4snS
Brig H0llAnder Brown Lesi1 rn Reshnssls schwartz
Bris 6ei,a Do 1ns. 'i s.1snasi Van Brun. s.sSt
schs u SIMPSON, Rogers, 81 Pierre Mart, r Buck
schr Miranda wedmore, Barbados. R J 4 Goodwin.
ssr & hos sfSos
schr Plymouth Rock. Hawkins. New Orleans Vim Nelson
sohr Hawkins, Griffin. Charleston, NCrssdy, Mott
sohr Geo Smith, Nichols asorss,swn. SO. Dounsr
s ssIr o osnsia. Hama, FiIlsasiRhs, H,kss
Sssnsr Jsslsos Parish Bsnor Parker Vein S
ARRIVED.
Steamship Black Warrior, Bullock, Mobile. via Havana
Teb with mdss Aad pasenKsrs 70 LiVinsson Crosheron
Bark Br,.iro Campbell Vera orus q days with hides
BIZ Panssss Ksssl tsr Doe, bermuda, Il days in bal
last 70 Davsnpara SID In % WIFI brig Sea ou for
schr Lane tof Thsmssson) Hsrsm Turhs Islands and
was % u. Hoof ana blown o. " hssy, NV sais
and away for Newport The badly fsostben
sehr John Aner Berry Mobile Is days. sish cotton 70
Lane WesA
s s:si E Hss;' Hfs;s ss.'i'1' ,s'
eohr Brothers -, Virginia for New Haven.
echr William 1hona A. Davis Yrs ins, days.
s ssr 4IimS, s es. ss ss
.Schr A q Small, Peadergras,, Salem, IA days
BELOW.
Bark Jaupsr Benne. from Charleston, with cotton and
rice 20 Durham 4 Dimon.
Brig Julia & Arey, Stone from ST Anus Bay, Ja.
Also, one bark and three briggs unknown.
mn
Steamship Georsis Aspinwall ships Antelope, Londoa
81 ~ Holmes New Orleans.
Wind during the day NNW.
lBY eArpT Hooz PRINTIss TELnsApHl
THE HIGHLANDS. Feb 6-Sundsvn.
Parker Vein propeller south Of The Highlands bound In
One and three bEss OF the Hxhlaa d. bsuud inuo
sisnals.
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The total export of il from Boston for the month q,
January, was 7,lla tons OF this amount 1,l3s toAs
went % ths East Iadiea A2eo - New 0sans and IA
bAaanse p mall SsasuHea = yagtsW Px&
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. !, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the follow
Ing described stocks of the United States, that this
department is prepared to purchase at any time be-
tweea the date hereof and the first of June next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate
to millions dollars, in the manner and the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within
the amount stated, preference will be given in
the order of time in which the said stocks may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be Transmitted to this department.
upon the receipt whereof, price will be paid com.
pounded of the following particulars:
LIST. The par value Or amount specified in each
certificate.
I'd. A premium on the stock Of the loan author
lied by the act of July, 1885, redeemable November
thorized by the act of 1912, redeemabe 3lst Deem
Of the loans authorized by the acts of lS4 and 1885,
1857, and the latter on the Both June 1862 of TWEEN
ty-one per cent; and the stock of the loan au.
horized by the act of 1850, and redeemable on the
21st of December 1854, Commonly cslled the Texan
indemnify ten per cent.
Sd. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST Of Jany, 1884, to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) of one days interest In
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts OF
the Treasurer Of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, a.
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
may 20--atlstJuly Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Touch NOT THE FLOWERS.

80 do not pluck tAe fo,rers, fhss are sacred TO IL
deG6."
Touch not the flowers, the cherished flowers,
The fesial gift OF summer hours;
They're holy things; they bloom tn shed
a gIsddenng radiance around the dead;
'Thsir glowing cups and sweet perfume
Dissolve tbs shadows of the tomb;
Twas no vain iOye-the love that gave
Their vernal freshness to the grave.
How vain the costly pile to rear
Der those who scorned such trappings here;
Swift Time. with strong, O'emastering power,
ProstTates high tomb and lowly flower;
But summers bIeezeS shall renew
The rose'S bloom, the violet's hue;
Not so the carved and fretted stone
II springs no more; it's glory 3 gone.
Touch not the flowers; o, can there be,
Childhood, holier type Of thee.
A filter image of thy doom
Than the wild flowret's transient bloom
Let the pure sculpture CLEAN for nm
Before whose breath the world grew dibh,
But spare 10 purity the shrine
Upspringing by hand dIvlne'
Toucb mt the flowers; the fervent prayer,
Poured on The erring slumbenne there,
ON incense piniOns shall ailse
With biissful chasteniAgs to the skies.
God speaks IN every glorious hue,
Bright words OF promise upon you;
DER all his healing love he sheds;
Touch not the flowers. They are the dead's.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

A CHEAP PROCESS OF MAKING BRANDY
Lovers Of 1" good brandy" will be pleased
10 learn the process by which some of ii
Is manufactured, as retailed by DRUG
store clerk, In a letter to Philadelphia
Bazaar:
Among our customers, were many OF
the pedlars who sell patent medicines,
&c, throughout the States. One day,
one of that industrious fraternity, having
purchased his regular stock of Bateman 5
drops, Godfrey S cordial, ct I'd on,ne genus,
appeared still to want something, but
seemed to find some difficulty in ap.
preaching the subject. At last he took
me mysteriously one side, and asked me
if We had anything that would make
whisky look like brandy. Ofcourse we
had took the bottle of tincture of red
saunders with which pine wood is STAIN
ed, TO look like mahogany and putting
few drops into glass Of alcohol,
shook il up, and showed to him fine
champagne brandy in color. / then added
some saunders, and made rich cognac
ior MN. lie said that was first rate:
ana again hesitated little, inquired il
we had anything that would make whis-
~ taste like brandy. This was little
difficult; but was not to be deferred bv
that, and adding little oil Of juniper to
the previous mixture, made a horrible
stuff which did not taste like whisky
lie tasted it, pronounced all first rate
and purchased enough Of tincture of red
saunders and oil of juniper to make bran
dy of any quantity of whisky.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, june Is, 1854


f,,ty Beaith-Caual bank settied-State Ca
det-Raifroad-Ne1c CAapet-Redempf,on
of City Notes, DC
The Board of Health commenced their spring
campaign some time since most vigorously, but
of late so much zeal has not characterized
their operations. The streets are cleaned by
contract, but 1 may be permitted to hope that
the care of the city health is not disposed of
in like manner. The city thus far has been
remarkably healthy, and that such an agreea-
BILE state of things may be continued, trust
lime will be freely distributed in such spots as
need it, and each citizen lend his aid to the
authorities, by seeing that every thing about
his premises likely to engender sickness be
abated.
The bank of the Alexandra canal. at -Four
mile run, has settled again. The water is
drawn of, and navigation suspended for q few
days Laborers are busy on the work and il
is expected to be ready for use tomorrow.
The district comprising the counties of Lou
den, Fairfax and Alexandria, is entitled to
State cadet in the Virginia Military Institute
this session. The visitors who have the power
of selection, meet at the Institution upon the
I'D inst, and until that date applications will
be received by the Superintendent, +. IL.
Smith, Lexington.
see by the Richmond Enq2egrer, that 1t
is said that the work on the Alexandria and
Washington railroad will soon be commenced
Who says so?
The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, of
Fairfax County, have recently erected q new
chapel upon Mr.. W. Spencer's land, near
woodlawn The new edi6ce is designated
Mount Vernon Chapel" and will be dedi-
Gated on Sundayf the 25:h inst. Rev. George
Carter, P E, with the Rev. Messrs Coulling
Duncan, and Lewis, are to assist at the ser
vices ON the occasion.
The Gazette says: 1.-THE amount of Corpora
ton notes of the denomination Of one's and
two's, redeemed by the Corporation Treasurer
to this date, is upwards of $4,000, and the
amount of fve's issued exceeds $40, OOO''
The City Councils met again last Tuesday
evening-the attendance was small, and the
business contains nothing worthy of special
note. AMI
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OF EICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 20, 1854.
The time limited by the notice of this department
Of the LIST January last for the purchase Of stocks OF
the United States is hereby extended to the LIST July
next. But it is to b. observed in regard to certif
Gates which may be received at it after the LIST June
that in addition TO tie usual asignment the holder
must distinctly assign the interest the same
which will then have been made up at the treasury
or transmit the coupons, as the case may be. In
default of this latter assignment transmission
the premium and one days interest Qess interest
FROM the time of redemption to the LIST july only
will be paid.
To afford opportunity to distant holders to avail
themselves Of this notice, the department will
slider stock mailed prior to the st July entitled tC
its benefit, upon the usual evidence of being &c
mailed. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
~ A Lamp to the Path; or the Bible in the
Heart 80
The Home and the Market place, by Rev. W. K
Twaede. ID. D-63 cts
The Woodcutter of Lebanon and the Exiles of Lu.
SO cents paw
Mabsl Grant, Highland Story, by R. H. Ballan.
tyne-50c.
Charles Roussel; or, Industry and Honesty, by ]
-4Oc. ~oA WIG Suo"
me Plurality Of Worlds, with an introduction. by
Edward Hitchcock. D D--50c. ~
NEW WORK, by HENRY RODGERS
ne'ence OF the Eclipse OF Faith; by its author
which Is included in the same volume, with Ssws
han chapter on the moral perfection of Christ
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE.
o., TN street, next to Odd Fellows Hall
'"S -H-o (SentineD a,..ra -.
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BALfMoRE CORREsPONDENcx.
BALTIMORE, June 14-10P.

BALTIMORE, June 14-10P.M
The business of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for the month of May, report Of which
has just been made, speaks most favorably for
that great work. The total receipts amount to
$4oS,O75 81, exceeding by about $50, 900 the
income of the previous month, and nearly one
half more than the receipts Of the correspond
ing month of last year This may be consid-
cred but the beginning of a magnificent END
When the Central Ohio road shall have been
completed, and connection is made with that
great chain of Improvement, penetrating the
immense resources Of the mighty West it is
fair to presume that the business must largely
increase. The Parkersburg road will also
still further increase trade and travel With
these two enterprises complete, it would not
surprise me in a year after to find the receipts
of the road double what they are now. Much
Of this favorable result has been brought
about by the admirable management of Mr.
William G.. Harrison, the present President
He is q gentleman thoroughly yersed in bust
mesa man of sound practical experience and
Judgment, and just suited for the important DO
siion. Confidence is gradually strengthening
in this great work. The stock to-day advanced
under the favorable report and 1 doubt not
1t will 60 up farther. There is no doubt that
the company will soon be able to declare a
dividend.
Improvement and go-a-headatiyeness seem
TO be the order of the day. In accordance
with this spirit, observe that our energetic
citizens, Messrs. John Murphy & Co, are fit
ting up and enlarging their book, stationery,
and publishing establishment, on Baltimore
street, in style of decided elegance. 1t is
now one amongst the finest concerns Of its
kind in the country. They are doing a very
large business, and deserve success.
Not far above Is the handsome and well
supplied literary establishment of Mr. William
Taylor He has opened beautiful store at
the corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
where all the newspapers Including the STAR
can be had Mr.. Taylor is the original in this
business so far as Baltimore is concerned.
Fifteen years ago, beginning in small way,
his broad Scotch voice might be heard crying
out the popular newspapers of the day. He
has met prosperity at every step. His brother
in the Sun building also ranks high in the
same business
Mrs. Young, our favorite Baltimore vocal
list, has returned from her southern tour, hay-
ing met with great success. She purposes Wis
iting Cape May, and probably New York.
during the coming season, TO give concerts. |
have no doubt but that success will crown her
efforts
Business is quiet The steamers news has
slightly improved brcadstuffs, but there is no
material advance in the prices RoDERIck
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TUE KNOW sOMErH1NGs-1f van v;s, - ,,o

VIE KNOW SPONTANEOUSLY you wish to know
something to your int rest, just call at Browns
1 1a, DhI GOODS. Embroidered Curtain Musins,
PA Gus; Dotted Muslin, 16 cts; Swiss Muslin, 10
Gus; Lace and silk Mantles cheap, Parasols, Bon
pitts, Dress Goods some black Silk Berege only
to cts- and Thousand other articles from auction.
ALSO, . good stock Of Shoes, Caters, &C. The pass
word to admit you in is cheap goods. All can join
this association. Come and try. 81" -.''
-.t BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
may 24d Corner fifth and sts.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
SNIDER'S WINES
At PHILADE LPHIA.

John v. SNIDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
81 former old established ITaie Stare Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. rs Walnut street four doors be-
low Fourth street, where consumers will be supplied
with WINES and LIQEORS on the most accommc-
dating terms.
portation OF FOREIGN VINES, Office No. IS Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines,
&c, from various houses in Europe in quantities of
single do zen and upwards and also eolicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
lvered by Express FREE of freight. je Sly