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CARRIAGE SHOP!
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
EULFORD & BRO. having commenced
Il the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop on jackson street door the>
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture S*@E
Bugges Carriages Rockaways and Sukes in and every
stye also repairing done Persons wanting anything in their
line would do well give them call All work guaranteed
give satisfaction New vehicles always hand for SALE
dec1On FULFORD & BROTHER Jackson street.
H. FLEM MING,
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLAS-
l. TERER, has just received and will constantly keep
his Ware House Church street full stock of Thom
aston, Western and Sugar Lime Sharp Sand, Cement
Hair Plaster Of Paris &C, which he will sell low
they can be procured from New Orleans June IL.
c All orders left at the store Of Messrs. Van Lew
Bello will meet with immediate attention.
Horse ShOeing.
ENULFORD & BRO, are now prepared
Il have Horses Shod by an experienced Horse shoer
March r1vl
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e. j. HART g. Co.,
Number -, 7chopitoulas Street, New- Ofzed'l
BraMdies, Wines, Liquors,


Brandies, Wines, Liquors.,
GROCERIES, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
THE Subscribers have now in store,
L and daily receiving per Packet Steamers and
Ships, very extensive stock
FRENCH BRANDlES-
500 PACKAGES, half quarter and eighth PIPES, among
which :-Pne Casilon & Co.; Seignette; j. Augustin,
1882 Lecoq Champagne, 1876 Alfred Morton; Hennes-
sey; PeIevoisin; J. Fl. GODDARD, etc.
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISKY.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WHISKY-100 barrels Old Monongahea Rye; 30 barrels
Superior Virginia Rye 100 barrels Western Reserve l0o
barrels Rectified.
RUM-5O barrels Louisiana. GIN-50 barrels New York
BITTERS1O barrels Superior Wine 10 barrels schedam
WINES
800 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT; Burgundy Port or. !;
Crown Port; Golden Sherry Crown Sherry; Rose Ma
deira; Lisbon Madeira Sweet and Dry Malaga, &c
CHANPAGNE-100 baskets Fine Brands quarts and Pnts
CLARET-1000 boxes, among which some very choice.
HAUT SAUTERNE-250 boxes.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY-15O boxes.
HOLLAND GIN-Jamaca Rum; Sherry Port, etc. 500
boya
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Machine shop i'm HOuma.

WIN. H. H. RIDER, returns -
w thanks to his customers for past favors and NE
solicits continuance Of patronage He win hereafter W
devote exclusive attention to his shop and will keep the
same constantly open for the accommodation Of such
require BLACKSMITH WORK in any an its branches or
Machinery repaired or constructed. tFeb.4-ul
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Hat Mandatory.

A RTSBOURG g. Co. Hatters from
"a Paris take this method to inform the public q
that they have just established Hat Mandatory at -
No. 12 St. Philip street. next door below A. B. Ragan's
Grocery store; where they make hats TO order on
measure or repair old within "a hours notice. Straw
Hats beached and altered to the newest Style cleaning OF
grey Hats men, children and generally whatever kind Of
work belongs to the Hatters trade.
BY their exactiude and attention. they expect to give full
satisfaction for any kind oforders entrusted them mh4y
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II New Levee and I3 Tchoupouas seets Nc" orIeans'
AVE on hand and keep constantly
Il L for sale full assortment of
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H. FILE MIN G.,
Horse ShOeing

Il to have Horses Shod by experienced Horse Shoe
March, 25th 1854. l1y]
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OR A NGE PECCO,
FL O W ERY do.
G U NPO W d E X,
c HUI A N,
TON X A Y,
TW AN SEY.
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Confectionery Store.
4 WE[SSENTHANNE corner OF
~ Main and st. Louis streets, Thbodaux wholes lie
and retail dealer in Preserved Fruits Annisets Fancy Cor
das syrups Contectonares, Green Frnits, Holiday Gfs
ditto for Christening, Deserts given either in the city
country Wedding parties supplied with every article il
on the most reasonable terms. Patronage solicited.
January 2i-5-1y.
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GALE OF United States land In the

GALE OF United States land in the
~ town Of Rome, in the State Of New York.-Will
be sold at public auction on the premises, in the
town or village CT Rome, On the 18th day of Novem
Der next, all those several lots and parts Of lots
which were purchased by the United States from
Dominick Lynch by deeds bearing 9 ate lat March,
1914 18th Octoher 1915, and 4th July, 1876 lets
numbered s. o. 3D. IA, and To- in block ., with the
westerly half parts of lots and II and the easterly
half parts Of lots aud L. IN the block 6, to
gsther with lots 4, s. and 6, in block I; the whole
being known and hitherto USED as the site of the
United States arsenal at Rome.
The lots and halves of lots above mentioned d.
bsred 3, A. s. II, ID, IA. Is, and 10, frontir
northery altogether two hundred and sixty four
feet on Dominck street, and running back three
hundred and tweni ythree feet more less, the
eastern boundary, and four hundr ed and forty-fye
feet, more or less the western boundary, to the
Inland Lock Navigation Company's Canal, will be
sold with the buildings thereon, In one parcel; and
lots 5, and g. in block 7, fronting southerly alto
gether one hundred and ninety-6igit lee: on said
street and running beck two hundred feet, more or
less, with the buildings thsraon. another parcel
The sale will be for cash. and deeds for the proper.
ty viii ma ie by the Secretary Of Wa, under the
Of Congress of 3D. of March, 1919, and 2sth of April
1928, conveying to tho purchaser and TO his heirs
end assigns forever &l the right title, sud interest
Of the United States in the se.ms.
There will be sold, also, 81 the same time and
place. . large quantity OF stores which it Is not
deemed advisable to rsnovs to another arsenal,
among which arc ten iIoE oaGnCD, with gun car
risges and many Of the implements for their use,
heavy gins and tackles, horse and hand carts, fire
engine, sleighs, stoves, isdders, quantity OF lu.
Der, bricks, &c, quaint Of 6ints, O. extensive
assortment Of tools, sorie Zariig uonBls, articles
u furniture, and q large quantity OF scraplron,
(wrougnt snt cast steal. bra<, sc,
H1hEE s. CRAIG,
oct l3-Gti CJolonsl of Or,inance
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All OF the papers designated in class to be made
of the oest materials, and finished in the best man
ner. free from Adultsration, white blue color az
may be required and t. be of the regular standard
sizes of their respective kin The right reserved
OF ordering greater or less quantity of each and
every kind contracted far, at such times and in
such quantities as the public service may require
Zach class will be considered separately, and be
subject to separate contract; but bidders may Of
fer for more OF the classes in the propo
sal and the privilege is reserved Of requiring bid.
der who may have more than one ella IS assigned
him to take all such classes, or forfeit his right to
any class.
samples (not less than one quire) of each Kind Of
paper Did fer and tt one sample for each kind must
accompany each bid !; and in class 4, be numbered
to correspond with the number of the paper pro
posed for in that schedule, aud in the first three
classes to be properly designated On the sample, or
it will net bs considered And all proposals and
samples must be transmitted to this Office free of
postage or other expense.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, aud must specify the price per
pound and the consequent price per ream, (and but
price for each) every kind of paper contained
in the class proposed for.
All the paper in the several classes must be de- y
cred at such place or places be desgna in
Washington city, in good order, free of all and every
extra charge or expense, and subject to the inspec
tion count, weight, and measurement of the Super.
intendent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals viii be furn shed at
this office to persons applying for them; and none
will be taken into consideration unless substan a-
ly agreeing Herewith.
Bonds, with approved securities, will be required
and the supplying of inferior article in any of
the classes, or failure to supply the quantity re-
CURED at any time, will be considered olasion Of
the contract.
, Each bidder is required to furnish with his pro
posals satisfactory evidence of his ability execute
it, and any proposal unaccompsnisd with such evil
doace will be rejected. ~
Ths proposals will be opened In the mann er re-
quired by law ION the FIRST Tuesday after the first
Monday IN December next (5th) at 10 o'clock am
at the Office Of rhe superintendent.
Proposals will be addressed to the Superin-
tsndsnt Of the Public Printing, Capitol of the United
states, Washington" and endorsed proposals for
supplying Paper" -,.
A. G. SEAMAE,
superintendent Of the Public Printing.
vt 2aHG&pei
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HE RUSSIAN DRFENCEs IN THE CRINEA-
ine Russian forces in the Crimea are nut
down by the Paris Moniteur at "a. 900 men
including infantry, cavalry, artillery and Cos
SACKS. me number Of guns at Sevastapol il
.Zz, Fort Constantine on the north side of the
mar Dor, lU4, and Fort ST. Nicholas, on the
south side, 1872. There are nine other forts
anu batteries There were were at the same
time in harbor: Two three deckers ons af %
and one Of l20 guns; three two deckers Of "a
guns each; three frigates, two corvettes. three
brlgs, two war steamers and two ships of the
line not lifted. The number of ships has since
been increased. This is force enough to give
allies considerable amount of fighting before
victory perches upon their banners
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WASEINGTON INFIRMARY,
Situated on E street, north of the City Hal
r-t-- ..-.-s Wnsb,uGtOn

Situated on E street, north of the City Hall,
o-f'. Washington. peg
TNHE extensive additions to the buildings of this
i institution completed and constantly open
for the reception and care Of the sick.
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained 10 hospitals secured for the inmates
The institution is visited daily Tor otener if neces
eary) by Physician and Surgeon FROM the Faculty
OF the National Medical College
Dr.. B. L HBLLEN, resident physician, Is always ID
the building; also several resident students and eli
Necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed By the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invau
able since their Introduction into the institution.
Physicians IN the city and also in tn country and
nsighboriBg cities having patients who need hosp
tails advantages invited to seud them to the In
Urinary.
The charge for board is from So to SO per week,
according TO the accommodations required, payable
in advance.
Persons will apply for admission to DR.. HELEN,
resident physician, at the Inf1msry.
All Communications in regard to the Institution
must DO to my address.
. GRAFTON TYLER, III. D.,
Georgetown, D. c.,
Curator of the Washington Infrmary.
oct 91m
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Proposals for FurntshtnH Paper lor
the Public Printing

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRrNsTrG, ! !
Washington, September 80, 1884, /
TN pursuance of the ACT to provide for executing
i the public printing" &c, approved August 26,
1882 sealed proposals will be received at this Office
IN the Capito, until the first Monday f4th day. of
December next, at IL O'Clock m, for furnishing the
paper that may be required for the public printing
for the year commencing on the LIST day OF Decenl.
Der, 1854, and ending on tho LIST day of December,
The subjoined list specifies, as nearly as can Be
acertained, the quantity, and the quality and de-
scription, Of each kind of paper that Will be re-
quired.
GLASS ]. /
$4,000 reams fine printing paper encalendered, to
measure "a by 38 inches, and to weigh forty
Eve pounds to the ream OF 4S0 sheets.
CLASS z s} - !
1000 resuas fine printing paper, calendered, to
measure "a by IS inches and to weigh fifty
six pounds to the raam Of $50 sheets. !
CLASS g.. ~.
800 reams superfne hard-sized and ca!endered
printing paper, to measure "a by 81 inches,
end to weigh fotty-eight pounds to the ream
OF $50 sheets.
The 6re of the paper of each of the above classes
to be of linen and cotton, free from all aduteration
with mineral other substances, of fair white
ness, and put up in Quires Of twenty four sheets
each, ana in bun Les of two reams each, each rean
to contain 40 perfect sheets. Uniformity IN color,
thickness and weight will be required; and no bun
die varying over or under five per cent. from the
standard weight will be received, and the gross
weight will in all cases be required. Mixing OF
rous thicknesses in the bundle to make up the
weight will be considered a yiolstion Of the con-
tract. II -, -. ... ....-
sauples indicating the quality. &c, Of the paper
required In the foregoing three classes can be OBJ
taiDed at the Office of the Superintendent will be
furnished by mail to persons intending to bid.
Contracts will be entered into for supplying the
quantities required in the first, second, and third
at
quire; but the privilege is reserved of ordering q
greater quantity on either class, should greater
quantity be required, at such times and in such
quantities as may be deemed necessary.
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A GARD TO HOUSEKEEpERS

TNHE subscriber begs leave to call public atten.
i ton to his assortment of House Furnishing
Gosls which is rendered con plete in every de.
pertinent. He has recently received, in addition to
his former stock, cheap and beautiful variety Of
Out ard Pressed Glass Ware -.-----.s...
Plain white, gold band, and richly decorated French
SuperioryTable Cutlery, Silver plated Goods
Lamps and Girandoles, Block Tin Goods -.
Jspanned Ware, Bronze and Iron Goods -.
Fire Sets, Gas Fixtures, Baskets and Brushes
Britannia Ware, Iron Stone China ~ !
Mantel and Table Ornaments, Fancy Article
Altogether forming the largest collection and best
assortment Of general House Furnishing Goods that
to sell as cheap as can be bought in this any OF
the Eastern cities. An examination Of articles and
prices is earnestly solicited {. g.. 'T
c. W. BOTHER, Iron Hall,
BIB Pennsylvania avenue and $40 street.
ost 2l-eod6t &c. ST.
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NOTICE..
nn~-x.x-
WARRINGTON Sentrm her % n

WASHINGTON, September g. 1864.
lONGREss, during its last session, having made
~ 40 appropriation for the purchase of the best
Rifles for the Of the United States
army, provided that the Secretary Of War, sftee
lsir practical test thereof, shall deem the purchase
ADVISABLE and proper" inventors and manufactur
ers are hereby notified that Specimens of such arms
viii be received at this Office till the FIRST day OF
December next for preliminary exatninsricnE; and
II found to offer reasonable expectation of being
usefui, purchase will be made Of sufficient num-
Der (say Twenty-Five of each Of thu 50 afforaing such
OK pectaton) to be placed In the hands of the sci
ders for trial in the held The result Of this pfso
ncal test will aid the Secretary I'M making de,
cition ~ mn? :" HENRY X CRAtG,
S6p SU-Zawow ' Colonel Of Ordnance.
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner OF 14h street aid Nesc York auenue.
THIS Institution will be opened for the next year
/ on the first Monday in September, 1854. The
number OF pupil Is limited. The school will con.
sist OF three classes, Junior, Middle and Senior. Ev
cry desirable facility is offered Ap ,licatons should
be made Immediately. Preference given to those
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstores ~
TUE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will OPEN at
the same time. Circulars as above.
- z. RICHARDS, ~
jy S1-dSm MRS. NJ. A. RICHARDS,
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EVENING, STAR,
CASH VS.. HEART.
the moonlight was shining,

At eve when the moonlight was shining,
And the south wind in whispers arose,
A youth, by the Ashley reclining, -F-sITBL eiT
Thus poured forth his ash colOrcd woes:
81 sing and sigh for the maiden
Who dweiis in the depths Of yon grove, 80.
Not the lily, its whteness arrayedin,ls< =. -afea
So beautiful seems to my love"
And the maiden, she drank in the ditty,
With keen ear and a tremulous heart; 90
But there dwelt an old man IN the city, r. IL i.-
And he in her musings had part;
She answered loves song by another
To the very same air-but less sweet -a.e;-
And some signs which she could not quite smother
Found their way to the youth in the street.
rAh mel confess you are dearest,
But then, you can buy nothing dear; 80
Your voice Is the sweetest and clcarest, .
And doat on your whiskers and hair.
But then, the old man in the city
Has bonds, and bank notes, and d store
OF treasures both costly and pretty,
And he promises gold with galore. 49,, a-4
s'With you, procure love by marriage,
But love is poor feeding alone; al -t-7. 2 o..
With him have horses and carriage,
With you, but crust and bone.
He leaves me no time TO consider
Still pressing with TONGUE: and " it'll Den 90.
But il ever he leaves me a widow,
With his treasures-coIne sing to me then ~.
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GEORGgToVr vEwAtr sgwTEapy

GEORGET0WN yEGALg SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, D. c.
MRS. a: H. Ciark, pnlHarArS.
TUE duties Of this Seminary will be resumed on
l. FRIDAY, Sept. mber lsr.
The course OF studies actually pursued in this In
Sttutiou embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem
mary in the Union.
The location CT the seminary is remarkable for it's
salubrlty. The buildings ake large, the rooms capa.
cious, and the grounds for recreation very am
pie. 700
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months, payable on the LIST september and LIST OF
February This charge includes boarding, tuition
To English and Mathematics room rent, fuel lights
and Washing Music, FDnch, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra. =,
Day scholars from s. to SO per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference ia made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. ?. de Ia Roche, W. G. Ridgsly Esq, w Hunter
ESD, W; 8 u. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert P. Dodg., Esq, and Dr.. o. M. Mnthicum,
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. II. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron @: Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Ooyls,
Washington, D. O.
jy l+t Intel Uniou)
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DWELL'S az@zs'zsz-.xe--
COMPOUND FLUID. EXTRACT OF
BEECH DROP;

- u
Or Cancer Root. !
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAM
GER. ULCERATED SORE THROAT, ,
/ WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI. ,
l1z IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL 'ssro'- !
| DISEASES lRISLNG, FROM THE IMPURH P
- : OF TIE BLOOD. (" =.
Prepared ny j. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George.
town, Do - .taSi q . -s.ss.e.s 81. =
The estinnsts thst Is now accorded this prepare
tion By the medical profession and BY others com
pe.ent to Judge Of its rnerits may be seen in the
fact that IL hos bseu prescribed by many Of our
most eminent Physicians In this country, and has
sttractd the attention of celebrated profession of
the Fdiub burg College, Scotland, by whom It has
been successfully used in career Of an aggravated
character. 81
The propriete, her been forced to make more ex.
tensve srsangem ent7 to meet the rapidly increasing
demand for BEECH DROP
vIsCLNNEs, INDIANA, Oct. 3, 1854.
]. L. Kidwel-Dsar Sir Some three months ago,
through tn agency OF Col Smith Miller, our repre-.
santation IN Congress Il had purchased OF you, for
tina use my fathsI in Scotland, one dozen Bottles
OF Bee b Drop Cancer Preparation. 1 have let.
ter from my brother, stating that the physician de.
sires You 10 forward another dozen bottles. He
thinks under its the disease is arrested. may
sid that my father has tried every physician of dis
tisceel in Scotland and England, including Profes
of id oburg and Colleges, without relief The
6i 'ea of three years standing, began in the
rtgsil cGe6R, WHICH Is PARTIALLY CONSULTED he was
sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely
left him.
This case VIII give your preparation popularity
in Britain which other medicine has. Direct to
Willism Dick, Esq, Collydean, by Leslie Scotland,
in care OF Messrs. Penfoed, Clay Co, Druggists,
N. York, who will forward it.
O- ' - ~.''- JAMES DICK.
NJ. Flint is of great influence In his county,
and will with pleasure communicate with any one
in reference to his case.
CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
p. July 18th, 1854.
Dear Sir-With great pleasure inform that your
preparation of Beech Drop lss accomplished for me
what thought beyond the reach OF human agency,
For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
Scrofua Of Cancerous form. 60 extensive was the
ulcers and so horrible my appearance that my case
became notorious with all the Faculty in this and
the adjoining counties-in fact had obtained the
best medical aid in our state, without any sbats
ment of the disease Through friend procured
half dozen bottles of your Beech Drep, after using
so perfect was the cure, that hundreds visited
My desire is 70 benefit MY fellow man with that
purpose beg s afflicted with Scrofu!c in any form
to use it.
Enclosed you will find an order from some friends
| for the preparation. Very truly,
| JNO. G. FLINT.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines in
l Washington, Alex sndria, and Baltimore.
Il Id-d2rs 3
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Is WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
Change Of Prices betaoeA WdstfngsoA q BdLsaert
.,.. ~ u g. = 50 '-

MOVICE,-0ps and after Monday, 0ctober ID,
IN the fare between Washington and Baltimore
will be one dollar and SIXTY cents A commu ston
Of ten cents will be allowed to all who procure tick
cts before entering the cars An ~ EDITION of ten
cents will also be made to all way statians unless
tickets are purchased at the Office. ., -...
Round trip tickets. for three days, viii be issued
on the d. 3D. 4th, and 9th instant at g. 30 all who
may wfh to visit the Agricultural Fair and Mary
land Institute.
Leave Washington for Baltimore ct and 81 8.
m and and p. m.
On sundays at 6 q m and m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington daily, except
On Sundays at % m and 8 M
By ordsr: T. H. PARSONS, Agent
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e. B. HALL, M. ID.
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Of Fn .aaelphia, Pa, graduate in Allopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had extensive ex-
perience in the rious departments of the profes
sion, offers his services to the citizens Of Washington
and vicinity. 80
Office No 49, Thirteenth street, between and
h streets Office hours until =. M; from 3 to 4 p.
m; and to q m.
References: Vim. A. Gardner, NJ. D., Dean Of the
homeopathic College Pa, and the profession gen.
orally. sep 30-3m
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SNIDER'a WINES

Z II II ~ ~ IL Ii II n
John v. SWIDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
u former old established Vine Store of JACOB
SNYDER, IT., No. 70 Walnut street, four doors BE-
low Fourth street where Consumers will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most aecommc-
dating terms.
uortation Of FOREICN W1NES Once No. re Wsi
nut street, Phiisdelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&C., from various houses in Europe, in quantities Of
single doIen and upwards; and also solicitation his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will he do
lversd by Express free Of fa1h. je Sly