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FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. !, 1856.
COTTON. Factors asking higher prices yesterday,
on the strength Caals adyccS but buyers did not gen
orally respond sales which aaouncd to abont 0Oo
bales did not Indicate any marked advance though the rates
the middlng and lower grades full to require
Slight amendment Of our last figures. We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior a. Mid%I mjn ni ,$$Sll
fS% M iit@ 5&s@ii .i5Gi3i
TOBACCO . We noticed q sale of % hhds Clarksyie Of
which Ii I.ugS loc aud 10 Selections at Ice u ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
,o.. CotOn-M!es Tobaceo--h d d.
f Hesay Dn han nas Ss i. i2 ''- Gl4
: yesterday '''''''' - 35Aso4 - 1914
95I.66 iO,9a3
Exported incs'...'.. ls5 IS IS "39
ye"''Fd"y''',''''' 9.so- rosa, = 1891
2M9Si ISL
SUGAR AND MoLASSES The s"les of Sugar comprised
80 hhds i'll lots ut 9c Fair and 10 Clarified at l@li}c
OF Molasses bbs New Crop sold at 5c, and 100 half
bbls Old SugarhouSc at SIC d. gallon.
FLOUR. The demand fair, with snlos Of 1900 bbls, in
GLIDING 500 superhne Mt Sc S3 400 St onis at ST. 100
at the sane 100 Fancy at 81 l21s, 800 ENtIa at 81 3aGg$ 80
and l64 Fine At SC rs d hhl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn confined TO few lots oil
Prime 702&c and SIS sacks on "Wednesday ut oe
. bushc OF Wheat 200 sacks Prime Red sold, in two
ar three lois nj 81 6 "A bhol Small of Oats sell
ing at 6s65c for ST. Louis OF Brnn $50 sacks were
taken at 81 l215dSl Is r 100 h.
PROVISIONS. Pork retailing at SCI 81, and Isl
bbls sold to arrive 2 II Bacon 10 casks inferior
Sides and 40 Prime nj about Sac d hlh
only sale of Lard that noticed 30 ;ierceS ut lie Il III
Prime
HAY.Abou 800 bales Western taken at so. Gener
ally held at $50 = ton.
ROPE. 100 coils Fancy Machnc'nlade were disposed oil
in lots at ll}5c q ID.
GuNNY BAGS We noticed sales Of 500 bundles, to ar
rive at llc Wednesday 70 bales Heavy Mt l21ac.
COFFEE Transactions confined to 200 bags Poor a
a34c and 100 Il, lD34c 4 h.
WHISKY 336p3ic y gallon for round lots of Rec
tilted.
FREIGHTs....A bark taken for Genoa S-I6c 10
Cotton, and one for Boston at 9i6c.
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Shipping SntelIlgrnte.
FRIDAY, November, T, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Morning Glory, Hobbs, for Liverpool
Jones Mackiudcr &co,
Ship Excelsior Mitchell, for Bo n, Jones MHckinder Sco
Brig WIN Miller Roberts, for Havana S dc Wiser Gco
Brig q Brown Long for Philadelphia, j II Bass
ScIr Glotildn, Russell! for lrh2us 81. Iago,
SoutlmHyi & Harrison
Schr Telegraph, Baker, for Mobile, Gil Newton ScO
Sclr Snnhron, Perry, for Pensacola, Pooley Ncal Nco
Schr Watwortl, Iapkn, for Pensacola, Jon Hurley Aco
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F Fss'ss T Wsa from fFS" Sai9S
] ii Lucas, Silver, from St. Louis
opsioasns Hnckley, from Washington :Is,t .n,r,r
1 F FoNsS i kicha1is so" ysksb"rE
Capitol, IRE from Fishers Landing.
c u Jr. Lanone from Bayou Sara; ,,
Frank Lyon, White. from Mlliken's Bend.
P P Do MasF IrG% n rom Stamp, Landing
Gsorns Hush1 fEsn t Se raSSesowed down and
to sen on the ist us banks Mary tenty Washi1g'on
B3sh % and md sr an Er" fasos s
Morrison and brig Gov Anderson.
BELOw-CoMING UP.
Brig George Albert % days from RoGkl"na to ,r9evS
lime Creevy 4 Farwell.
EXPORTS.
rJyERpOOI-Ship Morning Gory--323 bales and IS half
bales cotton Il lad oil, l6s bbs and 126 ties lard
BosToN-ship Exceor-lls5 bn!es cotton 1898 Gb aonr
All resin, half do whisky AZ hides rs bales do Chs "
eases mdsc, 2iOO slaves.
HATAvA-Brg VIM Miller4iS lerccs, 10 bbis' ~ Kegs
lard, g. bbls tallow, Is ties hams.
MISUNDERSTANDING Erown--lOI2 oaes e2oh 4, en
wool U3 bdls hides AZ tons scrap IRON packages '
BRAZos ST JAGO-Schr Clotilda25O bbls -four 40 10 tar
400 soap, no do wine hid suEar 40 AZ
whisky l5 sacks coffee casks rice - crates s'
potatoes, $50 packages mdse.
MOBILE-Schg Telegrap,-13o bhls coal
PENsACoLA-schr so,,ron7 10 bills pork, half do beet
bales hay, % sacks corn 2casks bacon
pENSACOI.A-schr Waltwortl-ln ballast
IMPORTS.
I1sHON-ship Mary and Marha--Salt to order.
NAIAGA-Shp Ellen pMsons-S5No boxes raiSins, 345D
hull, do do 3u ar 500 do lemons 250 Trails eaons, lV1
,uias mats 20 cases citrons 4 Cochran X Hall.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bar Ellen MorrSon-l5OO bags toitee
order
KEY wEsT--l'rig Coy ,nlersonl5o tons conl 70 order
taken from bark Joseph Hale from Philadelphia for this port
wrecked on the Florida Reefs.
MOBILE-Steamrr Caornn-lSl bales cotton, AIS coils
rope K Geldes-sunlrics to order
MOBITE-Schr Henry Inourll5 bbls turpentinc, 5 DO
rosin to j Blissey.
MOBILE-Schr Virginia John-5D000 feet lumber to s
Phillips
BAYOU la BATIIEY-Schr Josephinc-70,0O0 feet lumber
wood, etc.
COYINGTON-Sclr Bloon,-35O0O feet lumber to Merritt 4
Mcdonnell
Pearl. RIvER-Gen WasIngon--S5,000 feet lunber to "
w Care eco.
Pearl. RIyER-Sc1,r Elizabeth Ann45 cords wood to or
der.
PEARL RlVER-Schr Fnls,er-2 900 feet lumber oo|ey.
Meal &co.
BILONI-Schr LcRuler300D feet lumber to Pooley Nj
cal eco.
BI1OXI-Sclr Emblem 80 cords wood to ordcr.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Schr Aliance-50O bbls sand to order
BAYOU I4ACOMBE-Schr Fontninheau-50o bbls sand 10
order.
PASS MANCHAC-Schr North Star7O cords wood to order
BAY ST LOuTS-Srl Belle Creolei0 cords wood To order.
Bll.ONI-Schr Hrondclle-45 cords wood to master.
BAY ST lOuIS--Sclr Souhron-i0 cords wood master.
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
fin IN n haas I Room 9 odd Fellows Hail.
c@P and 4, , STREETS New 2 M Shaw of Union Lodge
No. ;1H ss l Eaw Mn1te r chS OF ch hsmR'
Shields Of Union Lodge No e. W. Grand Secre,ry Henry
E No u and Il &C. 5s s'G R VI
srai ess Of is Gharles WIn Of
Gtesef e NJ H. w. Grand Marshall t. N Morrison
sHs 5"H GS%coT vi 6 W Il y3
es DistrieI Deputy Grand Mass Mlpa1sh Of Covenant
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b p' 80 ~ s Z & Ea I st. @@dry ogs
i 1 Of tHfrS os IS 80 G;9,i n S No s s. yoofa
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No. Il District No IA George Dcrmeyer Of Magnolia Lodge
No. 81 G it, t. N"Hso A ossTST' o o
All the Grand Master Granl sscrsnry
fe yoxs %' s fT"'s" to the office Of the Gran" Secretary
9 T"n"1. ~ 1o.s.S'
LOIlSlANA LpnNE No. meets every FRIDAY eyem IN, IN
ICON ~ o c it Sc,nr nr"n EIis Par S
MATHS u y" ,,io '' Tnr '''''S oct
'eyft IT. VcTmy NV o,.s ororv rbur<a,x o,..r
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r9rm No odd Fei9ws Hall l." s. 4tler N i +; F.
secret"ry;F X l'"ro't' Treasurer.
in Jefferson Hail. Fourth District NJ NJ Wooten y e.; J. +
Miller V C.; D. i"rule, Secretary e. palles Fer Secre-
''rs A. NJ n roo,s
IN ranI NJ odd FiIow aI c Fpke y ~ e CMn
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ORLEANS IonGE No II meets Svery Tuesday eTen4E in
Y. O. j. H. Tenny Secretary; Nd Hoey Treasurer.
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room No ., Oad Fellows liai' hii'ehS - 'aiofh ~ -
David Moore g.; H. : leEny kec9raihS stcrearS uco'
! H. Shot"e feF. Hctte''VS' a. He0o'' itehs"'FF'
room No. Odd Fellows Hail. N. Todd n C.; Thomas F.
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DELTA i.pDdE NO. 70 meets every M"flliF evening IN
room No oda 4i'oWs Inl e. nplnS' n ~ - w
Dongaii '. "'' l. W. ho'cN' secretary! A'i1ei hoie'
lie"su.el' -,, :, , w.,
TEMPlAR lOp,E No 10 meets every Friday evening IN
room No Odd Fcllnws Hall A. W: Hunter; N e.; EneaS
Secretary; Il. A. Patterson, Treasurer
COVENANT LODGE No. II Tuesday evening".
4 HrnIY: y e.: NJ h. Lnane Secreury H. Mils,r,i.h
Tra,smr.TT - '' " ~ - -
Dor 20 Crap rnDcE VI 10 ,,sots a,.,rv Wednesday,
I II Wngnrr \ & II Dr.rrnys Y g. II! IeSSomones sec.
reary a. A. Gently Per Secrei"y' IT, ho"ouS' treasurer
Odd Fellows Hall. W. lynd N G.; j. Gar
nowski v CIV Written Secretary W H. Rice, Per Sccre
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CIVIL ESf;IN# t&GSt. AND $UH&S EY ING,
~ THE undersigned having nrHcd tnltrlr"rh' for tn" lr
tho lire 81 civil Engineering
entrusted 70 them, within the State
nf ot,iira htriu bad considerable cEperirurH lH
hl,o wuid respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from tl,,. Interested therein. j. q. nREI' \.
W s. MITCHELL
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Two SUGAR PARTNERSHIPS SuBSNRIBERS
prepared receive orders for PilhAnEhPHlA 81.
GAR htI TIES Of the Tennessee Pattern. and NJ much less
mice MGGUTtIION, HOWELL. i co.,
MI IS 'Nmp street. N"u nrt"rne
SEWING ,IACHINE~-> superior SEWING Machine.
= j., 'iur Jrlrr az ,u.u q r, R~H IKE q tyd -
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TOBACCO. We noticed sale Of % hhdS GAINESVILLE,
which IL !4ugS Zoe, and 10 Selections at Ice u b.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
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Head, Rowland & Co.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
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PAINT BRUSHES.
A Large Lot for sale by
"a +. ROBINSON.


FERE!!
RI CHEAP DAN should lose $4,000 by Gre it would be
= neighbors to the
RESCUE
When by the unprovoked malicious advice of stagger
ing Bob Cheap Dan robbed of 81 $780, the people wink
at it.
w II Y i?
Because old Falstaff is rch and ike Casars wife, above
SUSPECT on.
When by the and intrigues of the pretty Bow known
as the Ladies Pet Dan induced TO lend $3.50 without
teres for few days, and when Dan asked for it,
if he got before he did, him know it, it helps 70
make Dams Cash account
Short.!.
When Cheap Dan gets his reputation up for selling cheap
Clothing correspondincy low, you say
Hi's All Right.
When you asked Dan for credit remembering that he
paid cash down for his goods Dan said he you
goods and all of his goods arc sold on credit and stand
in notes and accounts, past due from to months.
Pay Jp.
When Dan says pay DON'T mad him for
Pay Up.
or unless you dc he will be obliged ur shop and
Ere Obliged to Pay
The exorbitant prices of those who purchase goods
wholesale stores on long credits and another thing they
can only buy at the stores where their credit Isl
quently cannot, like
Cheap Dan,
uy "e anu where hey Please ana OF course take none
but the
Best Bargains.
Yes unless you pay up Dan close his shop you
must pay from two to three shlings dollar for
the same articles at other stores.
Ask Ven
right for Dan to stick you until you get for h
Don't put him off,
Esuf Pay Kim
Fit takes the hair of. On the
First Of September
mnet have money shut up shop. Pay part not ALL
PAY Some, Anyhow!
can't go in business unless you do pay me. Four
hundred different accounts have got SETTLE ami do
put me of any longer.
can't and won't trust any clothing to nybody.
DANIEL KNAPP.
p s. wish it to be understood that never bought any
goods on credit since rst purchase and that the
son who trades with me- and pays cash, will give the
same per ceniage which by paying cash which is
least from 10 to 80 per cent. d. X.
August 21, 1S56-I0 3n
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coCNTY cLRRK,s OFFICE,

UOtNif, aug ., J
NOTICE is hereby given that the following parcels Of
Az Land sold the l1th day of April A. d. 1884 for
the Taxes OF 1853 and the time OF redemption will expire
the 18th day of April A. d. 1851 and unless previously
redeemed, they will be conveyed to the purchasers
REUBEN III. DEMING,
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In probate.-Keno.hn Co,n,v 60,

In the Matter OF the last win and testament Of Francis wer
ner, deceased:
ON reading and Hing an instrument. in writing puruor
~ ing be the last will and testament Of Francis Werner
late Of Wheatand In said county deceased and also the
cempanyng petition of Henry Richter Of place aore
said representing among other things that the said Fran
els Werner lately died Wheatand aforesaid that said
is the last wi II and testament Of
and that he the petitioner is the identical Henry Richter
named and appointed in aud by the said last win Tesla
ment executor thereof and praying that day he appoint
ing for hearing the proofs Of said last will and
II is ordered that the proofs OF said be heard
fore the Judge Of this Court Saturday. the 9th day of
December, d. 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Office of
said Judge In the City aud county of Kenosha And it
Their ordered that public notice thereof given per-
sons Interested 10y publishing copy Of this order for three
weeks successfully prior TO said day of hearing in the
nosha Tribune Telegraph weekly newspaper printed
Kenosha City aforesaid.
JON B. JIIsUN, County Judge.
Dated, Nov. 18th, 1866 9w25
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M A r LIE FA G TOR Y.
GEORGE ACKLEY.

GEORGE ACKLEX,
A 9NOUNCES TO the peopleof Kenosha City and
N =. 4l,yA ] Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs of JOSEPH l. EHLE, and has added
largely tss ,.e Stock with both
ksasimn and American Marble,
OFFS is very best quality and is prepared to furnish
ssier all work in the marble line.
seing an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN he feels
.onfidencc in warranting his
MoHHmeats, Tomb Stones Tomb Tables, 15liesks
Pant Stones
And all other work wanted, for finish and stvle. TO
rival all competition
Plain Raised, or Ornamental H'ork, of 0nv ckarac.
ter desired done style to gre entire sofisfoc-
ton He respectfully so!icits the patronage Of the
Public.
ESSS Shop on Pearl street, south side west of Main
across from the Post Office
KEEosHA. June lSj5--hlvS.
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Invented in 1866.

Warranted Superior 10 all others or no
Pay!
And THEY WILL STAND THE TEST
Pronounced by tie Medical Faculty to be the
best Csthartic Medicine yet discovered.
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

Her rec OF mon sac street and boHRg
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
teeth The mouth is the cato of life neglect It
mott Ifnegleeted and not kept in good repair, YOU
can't have good health and what is more ulsightly
than a mass of decaJed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that / am repari sg
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting in new ones
natural az life, if not more So al prices which will
come within the means Of ALL / am plain liver.
with light expenses. This gives me good health and
clear conscience. while it enables me to work Cheap
You will meet with many pretty face, that had beer,
entirely despoilet of its charms and which would
have remained So but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers arc in the habit Of
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaplv.
have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country, and have all The adj
vantage Of knowledge of the latest improvements
OF the art, in regard TO which keep myself fully
posted The poor well as the rich should enioy
the benefits Of THIS art and it is all nonsense il NOT
criminal 10 put this kind of work at such exorbitant
pr,ces to confnc its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities Of youth.
Chdren's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, &c,
| ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha, August g 3D.
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SALT! SALT!!

EHRESH arrival per Barque John r. tiger, for
h sale at the Eiddle Warehouse, by
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AWHILE There's LIFE THERE'S uopE.n
DR.. VIM. r. HAYDEN'S
Celebrated Improved Vegetable Purgative
IT,

Universally acknowledged by all who have used them to be
decidedly the best remedy ever yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such
Drepsy Liver Complaint Janndce, Loss of Appetite Ind
gest0n, Heartburn Sick Headache, Eruptye Diseases
General debility, Irregularities Suppressions Nervous
ness, DrGwsness, ainness; Foul Stomach, and all the
Diseases arising from morbid blood Stomach
As preventive cure for the Fever and Ague these
Pills stand at the head Of all other Medicines.
Ifyol have not used them, be advised Immediate
~ and you will find that they truly all what they are
be- far superior any and all others
Their virtues consist in the welknown fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS C0STIvR.
They Alternative, Restorative. ind
Tonic,
Purifying the Bood,tea great fluid Of liie-and giving
strength and tone to the whole system No family should
be single day without them, their timely use will pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
j. ID. PUTNAM Co.. Proprietors
Lowell, Mass.
ROBINSON, Wholesale and Retail Agent for Kenosha
1y4Sl +. SCAMMON Co, General Agents, Chicago
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Taxee---l856.


OFFICE % CRY TREASURER
kcnOsha---Sept, LIST. lS56.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Rolls for the City,
~ Harbor and Rail Road upon axable
property within the corporate limits Of the city Renoshs
for 1866 have been delivered to FOR collections
and payments thereon may be made my office 81 the
City Hall daily, during business hours
Personal property taxes remaining unpaid the last
day OF December next, will be collected by distress and
sale, directed by law.
ABRAHAM RANSOM
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REMOVED.

DIR. l.. WHlTMORF., has removed ms
Office in the new block the City Bank, where he
fully prepared to execute any work in ID ENTISTRY
IN the most approved STYLE he has procured the art of
sorting teeth the style, called Dr j. Aliens Continuous
Gum Work. of which specimens be at his Rooms
also, Gold Silver Pate Work, from tooth to set =
teeth plugged with gold and warranted for life Teeth ex
traeted regulated cleaned and treated for all diseases
teeth.
Dr. Wtmore has been engaged in the DENTS business
fifteen and fro his long experience he great
pleasure in warranting all operations in the mouth
done well can be done in this any other country
would state that he is travelling Dentist and will be
hand at all times to make his good Ills charge
will be rs low any other experienced Dentist
~ 0nics hours, from eight until four.
DIR, L. WlIITM0RE.
heaeSfa lyI6.n33fl
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VarRiSheS. VarniShes. :.
ON M a m FL O Cd

Jas Pubitshe6, Gratis, the T5Centfeth thousand
Few words on the rational Treatment without Medicine
OF spermatorrhea Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis.
SONS, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impotency and mpe-
diments to Marriage generally BY b. DE LANEY, NJ d.
The important act that the many alarming complaints,
originating IN the Tprudence and solitude youth, may be
easily removed MEpIcsE is in small tract clearly
demonstrated; and the entirely and highly successful
treatment as adopted by the Author fully explained, by
means OF which every is enabled per-
fecy and at the least possible cost, thereby adyoding all
the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent 10 any address, gratis post free in a sealed en-.
yo.ope, by RENTING, post paid postage stamps Dr.
b. DE LANEY II Lispenard Street. New York City r6m2Os
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w A G O NJ M A KING!

w ~ ~ ~ IN lW ~ ~ ] IN ~
LooEk
At the Work i'm TRAIN g. WGLDER's
Shop before you purchase else,rherei
FHNHE Undersigned, both of whom are Practical
IL Workmen, and under whose immediate super
vision all their work is done feeling confident their
work second made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask of Faers and others wishing purchase
purchases elsewhere.
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right for
this State, of
Hub5ards Impaired Patent Coach Spring, and
Short Turning Coach Gearing,
Are prepared Manufacture Order Carriages Superb
or and Dnraey WIN MN 1g snesi rn
% spare no a n se a e
and ask but fair share Of the patronage of the public
Heao.ld, October 9th, 1856
Buggy and shop Rights.
Together with exclusive Rights Of Territory be had
application TO either member OF the frm at their Shop in
the North Ward Chicago St. doors north of Grand St.
Bridge tnl1f.l II. ~ w.
THOMAS PRlCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER Is
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whisixey,
! London Porter, Scotch Aie Cigars, &c.
Brnndies.-O tard, Dupuy j. Co., T. Cheron's
Chanpaigae, &. AdmyTauid, 4. Lonabat j. g.
r. Marital, RasteaR Charraycr, l.. Marion.
J. j. Dapay, Damien
sins-CologRe, DUk8ypers, key, Thistle
AsUms-JdmaicG, 81 Cr0ir.
whisIseys-Od Momon gah4la
wines-Burgandy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure Juice, Sherry d. q. Gordon, Othe
Champagne Heidsick and Hcadsick &. Co.. d. LoHe-
| maad, DO Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Grape,
Ckaret in casks, Claret IN cases, White ia casks,
White an cases, Muscot, Musc0t IN cases. Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitters,
| Aicohoi, Pure Spirit.
" Pricture's Double Rectfcd Whskey, in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis. dis.nl6v16