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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-01

Like the ravens on the tree-tops
Like the crows upon the hemlocks.
''kawl' they said, 'what lies you tell usl
Do not think that we believe thcm"
Only Hiawatha laughed not,
But he bravely spake and answered
To their jeering and their jestng:
''True is all Iagoo tells us;
have seen 1t in vision,
Seen the great canoe with pinions,
Seen the people with white faces,
Seen the coming Of this bearded
People Of the wooden vessel
From the regions Of the morning,
From the shining land Of Wabun.
"Gitche Manito (S) the Mighty,
The Great Spirit, the Creator,
Sends them hither on his errand,
Sends them to us with his message.
Whereso'er they move, before them
Swarms the singing hy, the Ahmo,
Swarms the bee, the honey-maker;
Whereso'er they tread, beneath them
Springs flower unknown among us,
Springs the White mans Foot in blossom.
"Let us welcome, then, the strangers,
Hail them as our friends and brothers,
And the hearts right hand Of friendship
Give them when they come to sec us.
Gitche Manito, the Mighty,
Said this to me in my vision.
81 beheld, too, in that vision
All the secrets Of the future,
OF the distant days that shall be.
behed the westward marches
or the unknown crowded nations.
All the land was full of people,
Restless, struggling, toiling, striving,
Speaking many tongues, yet feeling
But one heartbeat in their bosoms.
In the woodlands rang their axes,
Smoked their towns In all the valleys, .
Over all the lakes and rivers
Rushed their great canoe Of thunder.
"Then darker, drearier vision
Passed before me, vague aud cold-like,
! beheld our nations scattered,
All forgetfnl Of my counsels,
Weakened, warning with each other;
Saw the remnants Of our people
Sweeping westward, wild and woful,
Like the cioud-rack Of tempest,
Like the rithered ledres Of autunn."
~ Winter. (2) A wrapper t3l Spring.
Fast wind. 10y Spring. (e) The Claytonia V
yinica. a. Raw--nol (s) The Great Spirit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-01

beside the unanifnOns conseniiun, there was
host Of outside operators, each Of whom claimed
the merit Of having governed the vote Of some
delegate. Never was such multitude seen
claiming the merit and demanding the reward
for having done what had been done before they
heard Of il.
The nomination was a surprise and matscl
TO the country. No voice in favor Of il had
been heard no visible sign in the political
horizon had announced il. Two small symp-
ioms--smal in themselves and equivocal in
their import, and vhich would never have been
remembered except FOR the event-doubtfully
fnreshadoSed il. One was a paragraph in
Naslwills newspaper, alphabetically suggesting
that Mr.. Polk should be taken up IL Mr.. Van
Buren should be abandoned; the other, the
ominons circumstance that the Tennessee state
nominating convention made recommendation
(Mr. Polk for The second office, and none for
the first and Tennessee being considered
Van Burcn state, this commission was signii-
caant, seeming to lesTe open the door for his
election, and far the admission Of some other
person. And 50 the delegates from that state
seemed to understand i. voting steadily against
him until he was withdrawn.
The osiensiblc objection 10 the last against
Mr.. Van Buren was his opposition TO immedi-
ate annexation. The shallowness Of that OBJ
lection was Immediately shown in the unani-
nous nomination Of his bosom friend, Mr.. 81.
las Wright, identical with him in all that re-
lated 10 the Texas negotiation, for Vice-Presi-
dent. He was nominated upon the proposition
Of Mr.. Robert ]. Walker--a handspring in all
the movements against Mr.. Van Burcn, vl.ose
most interchangeable opponent sympa,hized with
the Texas scrip and land speculation. Mr.
Wright Instantly declined the nomination; and
MIR. George NJ. Dallas Of Pennsylvania was
taken In his place.
The Calhoun New York Convention expired
in the conception. Il never met. The Tyler
Baltimore Convention was carried the length
Of an actual meeting, and went through the
forms Of nomination without the distraction
Of a rival candidate. 1t met the same day and
place with the Democratic convention, as IL to
ofTicaie with il, and to be ready to offer pis
aler, but TO no purpose. 1t made its own nom
ination received an elaborate letter OF thanks
and acceptance from Mr.. Tyler, who took il
quite seriously and two months Afterwards
joined the Democracy for Polk and Dallas
against Clay and Frelinghuyscn-his old Whig
friends. lie had co-operaied in all the schemes
against Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the hope Of being
taken up in his place ; and there was an intcr-
est, calling itself Democratic, whce was will
ing to oblge him. But all the sound heart Of
the Democracy recoied from the idea Of touch
ing man who, after having been raised high
by the Democracy had zone over 10 the Whirs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-01

An Irlshman, describing the trading powers
Of genuine Yankee, said "Bedad, ifhe was
cast away on a desola.e island, he'd get up the
next mornin' and 60 rornd sslin' maps 90 the
inhabitanls."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-01
MISCELLANY.
THOMAS IL. RENToN,s

Secret. History Of the Intrigue TO Defeat tie
Nomination Of Martin Van Buren for the
Presidency in 1874
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-01
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jon wORK executed in good style at fair prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
Il Com rnicRted. ]
Tivoli Circle. --L.-t.-

i d 4 y u a
We perceive from the proceedings Of the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen, that the resolution making the
removal Of the Railroad from Tiyoi Circle condition
upon which the Carroiton Railroad Company shall be
permitted to run horse in Jackson street. was laid
aside on motion of member and substitute adouted
appointing committee Of three members to confer with
the Railroad Company the subject This question
regarding the removal of the Railroad from Tyo Circle
has been before the Council within the last two or
three years and although resolutions authorizing its
removal nave been more than favorably reported
upon they nave always been defeated and the matter
laid over through the management Of certain partes
acting In behalf of the Railroad Company 1t ID high
time That the opposition to the road shnnIa
The Taxpayers in that portion Of the city whose
property greatly deprecated in value by the continu
ance OF the road IL Its preset kcsty getting tired
OF this procrastinaon There H. indeed no good reason
LOT any delay Ia s removal, beyond small matter OF
doare ana Ger with corporation that never vet
exhoited to our knowledge any disposition to act in
liberal spirit either towards the city individuals By
the purchase Of small piece of ground which, according
g az official plat for time past possession of the
Gouncs need not necessarily exceed more than thirty
eet on each line, the road be taken through the
square now chiefly owned and occupied by the Railroad
company and Tivol Circle be freed from the
nuisance with which il is disfigured. AS NE have
before said We weary Of the delay in the removal Of
thls road, and particularly disgnsted with the course
wh'ch ne been pursued in regard to the whole business
Inc matter should not have been referred to specia
COMMITTEE at the last session of the Board of Assistant
nor should any person have been appointed
tnat committee who is interested either as or
director In the Railroad Company, however good his
stsnang az citizen may be- 1t is proposed we learn
10 remove the road from the Circle into the street,
10 which We heartily opposed as we are to
having IL remain where il is in fact the which
snch measure would inict on some Of the adjacent
receive cur sanction ---t.5e = ~ i
f7a TAX-PAYERs SECOND VAIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
AUCTION SALES.
Proclamation.

MAYoRkLTy OF NEW oRLEANsl
Cry HAIL, December /, 1855.
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS
The Fire Department Of this city having this day dabanded
handed over the fire ngueR and aParaua to the undersigned
Mae have csusd those engss and apparatus under the direction
of Jamea H. Win gaed Department. be paced
| al the following places wis #H0a. o.Y. .mm
FIRST DISTRICT.
One engine carrage truck
stationed at Hook and Ladder Company No eOd street.
ergne and hose carriage be ssoDed the stables Of Du-
hots Nirh, st. Oh arles street.
One engine Snd hose carriage at Engine Horse No.6
ons engine and hos carriage Robin Police Station.
One engine and hose carriage At Engine House No 40
One engine and hose carriage Mr. Stewards New Basn
charge Of Capt. James Stockton 80 volunteers. f
One engine aud hose carriage the Charity Hospital. 0
SECOND DISTRICT. #
One engine and hose carriage the house Bssre street.
D. Harrison and 40 volunteers.
one engine, hook ladder
ugiue house of Hook snd Ladder Company L. Basin
under comnisnd n Lieut.. Fremau,. M vi
one engine aad hose carriage Engine House No. s. on
Road. IN
One engine andho cirrag syan Roossna tables corner
ben and ST. Louis s,reeta. 81
One eng and one bose earrisge Parish Pri.ou. IA
THIRD DISTRICT. TN
One engine hook aud ladder truck carriage
saonhcuse Grsaneu ElyEsa Streets under
charge Of the police.
One engine and hose carriage at Eurine Hoas No. "a
FOURTH DISTRICT.
oae engine ladder carriage at satsu Eops
Eoah District under the Of the police Of sad dsir
oae aud hose carriage at the Engine oule No. 49,
There being organized Fire Department exiting ca
all good citizens Of emergency Io with
the public authorities giving their aid and assistance
canine Themselves rnder the suprndeuee the Chief Fire
toned places IL case Of alarm,
L. LEWIS havnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING

.. ORLEANS IHHArER. Bellini's grand opera Of
4Norms5 with Lsget Planterre as Norma. g
dAlETf IHFATER. Used Up John Dobbs,'
and Log Hut Lfsn
ST. CHARLES THEArER. - Macbeth p and
Robert Macairss @
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE. Songs, dances
and burlesques by the Campbell Minstrels.
pANNUcHI's MUsEUM.--Wax statuary and cos
moramas, at 10Y ST. Charles street.
FRANKLIN r, MusEuM.--statuary, reptiles, etc.,
at los st. Charles street
SMITHS AMERICAN ClRcus-smith's Ameri.
San circus oPens at the Of Poydras and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
Ns@ 0rIesns ggpaep gSGartrt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, 20 CAMP SIRE

| CRESCENT OFFICE No. 20 CAMP STREET, /
1 Friday Evening, Dec. II, 1856, J
| The European letters by the steamer America cams
through to-day though the contents were not exactly
unison With the weather. yet coming as thew did on the
morning Of real wet and rainy day there was nc DISPOSE
evnced to to any extent particularly as the
subsequent advices received by the Baltic are
OF depressing nature There but little doing in the
Paper and Money market; those useful members of
finance the brokers' found it rather too Indictment to
make any great exerons in the cause of money and
there was not much required carry the payments
the day through we have change note only that the
asI important operation made outside in paper within
Bank time was effected at the rate Of per cent per
annum, being $4,000, having 60 and 90 DAYS to run
The Exchange market to-day was firm particularly for
Northern funds Some of the Banks had good inouiry.
and met It freely at Z per Ct dis Good or first class
BANKERS drafts at 90 days were taken at per ct dis
On the street the operations not to the extent
some days of the week Good produce bills were offered
with rather more freedom and such transactions ma
made were at IL to "a discount Foreign exchange was
quiet under the Battles advioes We quote clear bills at
7A j. s9 and So. Bills with shipping documents at
to IA Francs have given way, and very good bills can
% mad az o5o to 2S We quote from outside to inside
5.Slt4 to 52Ss5.
The receipts Of Specie this week consist Of 500
Vera Cruz by the Texas; from Galveston, S2s5e-tota
for the week $6S9l and since the first of September
1850 Sl555aS Mexican dollars have found ready pur.
chasers at 1885, to lo39k n
The operations in Stock We have noted from, dsy to
day. and in addition have the sale Of so shares
Citizens Bank at 49,, and Sc shares at 18TH Our usual
weekly quotations will be found below p
We have regular adTices from New York TODAY The
Post of the 7th says The demand for money is active
and rates for its firm previous high ratesmostv
10 to u for the discount of prime and good paper Tb
banks do not discount to the full amount Of the ann;cs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
.MARRIEn.

On The 18Th inst by the Rsv. Henderson wS c. CROW
ECO Of AakpsA and Miss CLARA, soungsst dauy Of Dr. W.
B. Lintasy, Of this city.
aeovs announcement Of increased happiness
earth we're such specimens Of the trisl FEAST offer
hearty prayers for the biss Of The happy shoud
shoots from the grated oek hose to inherit
same goOd vi We acknowledge May happnes very
eFs'e'ts In lis nature, aud lasting in its duration
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 45o492 81
There s also added to the estimates statement Of the
several appropriations which may be carried to the
plus fund, amounting to ssl2,279 80.
Accompanying the estimates there are undry papers
furnished by the several departments containing expa
nations in regard to them
great deal Of miscellaneous information Of interest
may be Cleaned from this unpretendng volume of es
mates and were about writing history the workings
of the of this country we should infpsv
prefer for text and reference books the constitution and
the annual estimates ofapproprstions than
De Toequevile, De solme the Federasu or Bancrofts
History Figures don't ie-but there seems to be an in
herent proclvty towards alsehood in letters which can
only be detected and set right by the police Of figures
we are indebted TO Hon. Geo. Eustis NJ c. from this
district for copy Of TIE Estimates of Appropriations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For WHITE AND ARKANSAS RIVERS. The light
draught steamer O. Hays Brsndenburg master leaves for
landings on the White and Arkansas rivers at Eve this
evening Freight wiz be taken for Napoleon and all the
bends, also for Arkansas river Lewis Snspp Co., No.
u Front street, are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

GRocEaIEs -Messrs. j r. Carter s Co, cor
ner q oomncn and Tchonptoulas streets have always
nv ~ nsnu large ana we'll assorted stock Of groceries
Their advertisements In another column catalogue a.
unusual hne assortment, embracing liquors. tsas mack
~ salmon preserves butter cheese etc in all the va
as we'll as all other articles necessary to make
stock The interest Of dealers end
woua % aavancsd BY giving attention to the advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For CINCINNATI The fine passenger boat
Hungarian, Collier, master, leaves for Cincinnati at
O'Clock this evening. Those going up river will find the
Hungarian safe and comfortable beat well Offered and
we'll regulated John E. Hyde S Co.. Cd Poydras street,
are her agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For VicksBuRa. The splendid and speedy
Saturday packet s, T. Trabne Capt WHITE takes her
departure for Vicksburg and way landings at the regular
honr this evening. Those who are travelling in that
aeston can secure pleasant and quick trip BY apply
ing on board or to T B. Smith, sgent No Il New Lsree
street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

LIME, TAR, PiToH, ETc.--We invite attention
to the advertisements of A. orwilbur q Go No 90 fra
yier street which will be found in another co,nmn Tbey
are prepared tournsh to purchasers lime plaster
tar pitch and rosn, etc. favorable terms and at low
prices. seesths Advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

hIcE, CoFFEE, SUGAR AND SuSDRIRs. A. Titus.
NO. 70 od leyee street. between Toulouse and st. oui,
streets has In store and for sale large quantity of
lima rice Rio coffee, crushed sugar Goldfish etc House
keepers should give him CALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For fIcksBURG. The fast mail packet,
Matches Capt feathers, will leave this afternoon, at
O'Clock Tor Vieksburg and all intermediate landings For
eent or passage, apply on board, to Carroll Prtch
ard a Co., NO. ss oarondelet street, Union Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

ron ALABAMA RIVER. The fine, light-draught
steamer Arkansas, Capt. Harris leaves the New Basin
TINS evening at O'clock for wetumpka and all landings
on the Alabama river. John E. Hyde Co, No. &C Poy-
dras street. are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For CISoNNATI,-Th fine, regular steamer
Queen Of the West Capt Wade shores out for eineip.
nst and way stations at o'clock this evening. Appli-
eAon 'of esnt or passage can be made board or
John E. Hyde 8 Co., No, &c Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
There have been received for d

BUSINESS. here have been received for the
days ending last evening thousand four
hundred aad thryssyen bales cotton tclerabiy fair
weeks receipts sA
Business was greatly Interrupted yesterday by the rain
which fell necessarily during the forenoon and drizzed
away in the afternoon. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For YAzoo RIvER,-The regular steamer va.
zoo selie, Capt RiVes, leaves st this evening, for
mouth Cold Water Lsaore and other landings on the Va
200 and Tsllanaehee rivers, Lewis snapp Co., No 81
Front street, are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For MEMPHIS. = The stauneh and speedy
steamer lugomar, Capt McDonogh leaves at O'Clock
this evening for Memphis Princeton andI all landings in
the bends IL b. Smith, No. IL New Levee street is the
agent John T. Hyde Co.. No. 66 Poydras street. are
also agents for the lngomar and forward freight By her
for Nashville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
Commercial Intelligence.


Per Americaj LiyERpoor Nov 90 1sss
throughout the past week there only be en- an in
active demand for Cotton whilst holders have pressed
safes especially OF the crop imports these being
chls OF the better descriptions for which the enquiry
at present. IS limited The qualities above niddlipe have
oeciineo TO "a and the lower sorts I'd per H. No
particular cause can be assigned for this depression
cept the general duness that has prevailed
upon Tightening money market and increased inactivity
AZ Manchester The reported accession Of Sweden ana
Denmark to the Western Alliance has impaired more
hopeful tone to-day but it has extended to the pro-
duce markets. - ~
The business in Cotton for the week is estimated Mt
$4,000 bales Of which spectators have taken 600 and
porters 5uo0 To-day the sales called 5000 bales of
winch l00o are for export speculation The official
quotations to-day are
Fair Orleans, ......,. 63Sd middlino 5n
Fair Mooies... Cd middling. ...,.... 5ES
Fair Uplands.. ...... 5%d niddling , 81
Ordinary to good ordinary "a Inferior to 3D.
BaieE Bales.
Total Stock Of Cotton in this port GOO Amer m 900
DO same time last year 500 600 100000
A-4poht AYE lAe Weeh... 700 g. l4dO0
The Corn market has been very quiet and in the ab-
sence OIL demand prices have given way ID per 10 los in
Wheat Cd psr Dbl In Flour and 81 per quarter in Indian
Corn quote White Wheat at I2s Sd to 12s 10d Ras
I'D to lis Sd per 70 lbs Western Canal Four 4s h
96s Philadelphia and Baltimore AS to 46s Ohio s 10
los Cd Canada ABS to AS Cd Sour Ills Cd to 3s per hi
White Indian Corn 54s; Mixed 400 Cd and yellow, 47s
per quarter. "
Nothing doing in Turpentns. Of Rosin, $50 bbs have
been soldat Is lid to IS ID per cwt.
Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY s. CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For YAzoo RIyER.-The fine steamer John
strsdsr Brown master will leave for all landings on the
Yazoo River, this evening at O'Clock Lewis suspp
Co., 81 Front street, are her agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

Inc members Of Fire Company No. s are
requested to meet at the house Of aIssissipp rire
psay No. &c Tshonpisousa strset, this eysp;pr n i
o'clock All the members will please take notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

For sHREyEroar 1.-The line steamer Swan.
Captain Kethsn leaves this afternoon, at o'clock for
Shreveport and all intermediate landings For freight or
passage apply board to Lewis snspp Co., No 81
Fronf STRAIT Wv - y u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

FoR 81. LouIs, The fine regular passsnge,
steamer Paul Andersen Boughes master leaves for St
Louis and intermediate landings ct O'Clock this eve
ming, John 81 hyde CO., No. GO Peydras street, ar,
her agents. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

FoR TENEEssEE RIVER. The good and safe,
steamer Eastport g. ". Harrison master leaves at the
regular hour this evening for the Tennessee river direct
FOG freight Or passage apply board to Lewis snspp
Co., 81 Front Btreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

5se FOR CINCINNATI - The regular passenger
steamer Delta James Ford master leaves for Cincinnati,
ana intermediates landings, ct o'clock this eyeu;pg
John =. Hyde Co., No. 90 Poydsas street. AZ h.,
agents. ssF ~ - uei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

~ a meeting Of the American Party of
tbs District comprised within aa streets will be held at
me corner Of sarOnne and Peddo sre WEDNESDAY, Dec
1854, o'clock Pm.
E An members the Party are rsqass.d :. attend. dlsqp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

PoR CNcRSATI. ~ The regular passenger
steamer Mediator Wilkinson, master leaves this evening
for Cincinnati and way stations. John H. Byde Co.,
Nc 90 Poydras street, are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

FOB PIrTsBuRG - The dne, regular, passenger
steamer Iowa. Moore master leaves for the head waters
~ the Ohio this evening Of ececk For freight or pas
sss, sppy on board, or % John u. Hyde Co. No. GO
Poydras street -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

FoR CINCINNATI. The regular packet steamer
indiana Barber master pn,s out for Cincinnati and ali
intsrnedate landings, at the usual hour this evening
john y, hyde = Cos No. 60 Poydras street, are the
agents. f 81 j. - : e1''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

Removed
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE sorzY CHAMPAGNE ia quarts and
p1n' On hand which equal the
thia AIkat
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING md STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
INDIES:
AzERAc Of the vintage l1ss sos srd other brands
WHIsK
Of all descriptOus-scotch, iisb. Eye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in pnta and quarts
49,. Aihp....
On hand uual best WINES and IIorTnBs
In the market which will he sold terms as other
house in the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. SPIT No17po..fs.