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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
TwrITy-E,vE DOILARS REWARD.

ID ASAWAY from he subscriber, on frloay, ,ne 9Trh WI
IL November :. n gro boy by the name OF PHILLIP.
Sad boy is aJsu II OF age hve feet three or tour
inches nigh rather ttic set, about the color OF ginger
este full face and 9, eyes, has habit OF ro.nng a.,
rcb times: is little inclined bwaSger and drag his
Zee; sheu walking He is carpenter BY trade was born
raised in Rchi lond. Virginia. and WILL perbaps uy W
FAKE his way 70 thu place.
will give the abo reward for his apprehension ano
delivery 10 me- Or cr his confinement in any jail 10 hat
i,o -, hin, Z. COLBERT.
ns. .,t New-Bern, n. c.
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JOHN &, GEORGE GIBSON,
hOCSE Bull )ERS AND CARPENTERS,

I'm ,yr tIcHMoNp, VA,
fHAVlNG extcns vely fitted up their establishment
% a,,;h the latest improved machinery, prepared
kipd At short notice and on reasonable terms all
Doo, portable I'm shed Carpenters work, such as
~, DC. 'Huo" flames' Casings' ou' ana in'ide nm
s.;a,, Blinds and Doors, of all varieties.
Cor, handrails, orches. Verandahs, Balconies
I'd pattern, '0u'oing' and Brackets OF all Ize'
pWS.al.d;nss Of all ,criptions ..t
rt.S US Chn;r.board, Ceiling. boards, &c, &c.
deliver their factory at the e,s..ed nriees
4 P'eIuii; solicited. Jan 2S-cH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
EVERY DEM0CRAr TO HIS POST {!

The following from the Flag Of the Union although
calculated for Georgia. is adapted to every State in
the confederaey
Democrats friends of the Union and the rights OF
the South, our few last words to you will soon be
spoken The press in Georgia has done its duty no.
bly,, fearlessly and we trust effectively. The argu'
msnt is exhausted Stand by your arms! Our duty as
sentinels on the watchtower s discharged. Yours
lust begins From this day TO the setting of the sun
on the 4th day of November, ,oork-work unceasing
". On the altar of that Constitution your fathers
made and transmitted unimpaired to you and your
children consecrate your heart and its best energies
With the vote of Georgia for Buchanan all may be
well. Without it, the light Of the Union and the
Constitution may be eItuguished in blood. Stnks'
then, one mighty blow for the Constitution as II ''
God and your native land"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
TwrITy noILARs REWARD.

VNHE above reward will be paid for the sPPr
and delivery 10 me- in some jail in the stare, DO
Ia. ger him again OF my slave LlNSEi purchs,eed
'asey In Richmond hast winter OF Mr. Ciendenlh. he
20 raised in Abemarle, and has wife III the county o
uckineham He is doubtless lurking about Richmond or
IA gone to Albemarc Buckingham, or may probably
.suyiug TO lind his way to q free State.
.s s 1--WE fee, eleven inches or six feet tall straight
Muscular and we'll formed and about 40 years OF age
JAMES H. cox
a,-: Ia-c,f w1SrERpocY p. O., Chesterfield Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
yAIUARLE FARM IN HENRICO,

SIX MILES WEsT OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
ITyHE subscribers authorized to sell the Farm on
as above adjoining the lands of Mr. b. W. Green and
others, and between the Deep Run Turnpike and the
Chopped Road The tract contains 37o acres OF
which about ITS acres cieared-thc remaining 200
acres are heavily set in wood Of original growth. The
buildings consist of comfortable dwelling and the usual
utbuiidngs. The land lies well and produces hney-
1'here is q hne orchard on the place. ...
For terms and further particulars, apply to
oct l7-c2awlm GODDIH APPERSON, Aucts
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PULASKI LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, privately, tract of land contain
tanning 1000 acres, situated in Pulaski county w. on
the South side of New River q miles from Ecwbern. the
county seat of Pua.ki and miles from Newbcrn Depot
on the Va and Tennessee Railroad Said land well wa
sprin-s There 10 about 200 Of cleared land 100
acres of which 10 No. bottom land. will take pleasure
in showing the land those who may wish 10 purchase
and will answer promptly all communications per letter
D. NJ. CLOID,
Newbern, Pulaski CO., Va.
Reference: B. F. WysoR Eewbern, Va.
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NOTICE..

NOTlCE.
Uygr Tw.n,v.Sccond Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders of the James River and kanawha Company,
vii be held at the office Of the Company in this city on
Monday the 9th October next
Power of Attorney, appointing proxy 70 represent
nek is regarded sufficiently authenticated os In
hand aud sea of the Stakeholder aud attested oy
oae or more Witnesses
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents: That we the suoscn
s. being Stockholders in the James River ana haha"
b. Company do hereby constitute and appoint ----
o.. true and lawful Attorney and Proxy to represent
Of us in all general meetings OF the
d Company held within six months from and after the
date hereof when personally present or repre-
sen,ed by some other Proxy; with full power and autho
ty at such General Meetings. give such vote or voes
snd 10 do such other hcts as each OF us couo give
sonaly present. and do hereby rauty and conurni
whatever vote votes acts our said Attorney may
'~iuy give or do for US, in pursuance OF the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seas, this - day Of --,
o'- thousand eight hundred and ttty-six.
--, [SEAL.
Tes,e -, tSEAL
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THE CHILnWEN OF DAyTDN n.y1C

)ERsONS who ave enquircd, through the neusna.
pers OF this St te for the children OF David ia
w. who was Bac smith by trade, and who. when last
ield from lived in Augusta Georgia, and concerning n
Slune left to them Wales) hereby informed tha,
~er for and represent the children Of eaid David Da
~ and any informr ion they may desire give in The
ser will be thank uly received and it may be of inter
J ~ TO the informant
/ Address Wd. J. WILCHER, Warrcnton, Ga
b.. am the o,iy that represents the children OF
Hll copy Liis Sept 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

HOW TO SECURE A SOUTHERN TRIUMPH.
From the Democratic victories in Pennsylvania
and Indians the Wig argues that it i'd the duty of
the South to support Fillmore.
Now the great object Of the people Of the South is
to defeat Fremont and the Black Republican party.
If that result is to be accomplished by the popular
vote, obviously and undeniably it can be so accom-
pshed only by the election of Buchanan for the re-
suit in Pennsylvania and Indiana proves that Mr.
Buchanan possesses sufficient strength in the North
to divide its vote with Fremont while the same re.
suit shows that Fillmore s utterly destitute Of par
ty in that quarter. In these circumstances the vote
OF the South will insure the election Of Buchanan
but if given to Fillmore, at best it could only throw
the election into the House.
BY the concession of the Wing, the defeat of Black
Republicanism in Pennsylvania and Indiana makos
the election of Fremont "a moral impossibilty."-
Suppose, then, the Wings of the South should sup
port Fillmore, and 80 Illustrate the popular choice: s
safe for the South to throw the election into the
House In the present House Of Representatives the
Black Republican party have absolute control of fE-
teen States They are stronger than any other party,
and the election of Banks shows that they can beat
both the other parties in combination. We repent the
inqury-is it safe for the South 10 devove the eec.
ton of President upon the present House of Repre-
sentatves7 On the contrary, it is the manifest duty
of all patriots to unite in securing the defeat of the
Black Republican candidate in the popular election
thing perfectly practicable, if the South will only
support Buchanan. The one hundred and twenty
Electoral votes of the South. with the Electoral votes
Of Pennsylvania and Indiana, will secure the defeat
Of Fremont and the election of Buchanan. Will any
true friend of the South permit mere prejudices Of
party to make him insensbe 10 those obvious obgs.
tions of prudence and patriosml
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
THE RICHMOND DEMOCRACY AGAIN IN
COIINCII.

COUNCIL.
Tuesday evening the Democracy Of Richmond as
sembed at the Africsn Church in imposing numbers,
TO hear An address from E1 Gov. Smith. The Gov
eruors speech showed that he has los. nothing OF bis
power popular orator Temperate in spirit, con.
elusive in argument, and peculiarly happy in his H.
lustratons, he addressed himself with irresistible ef.
feet to the Judgment and better feelings of his audi
In the progress Of bis speech he touched upon
Botts with singing sarcasm, to the infinite sasfac-
ton Of those who pleased with the correction Of
misstatement and the exposure of an imposter. Gov.
Smith concluded amid the cheers of the Democracy.
In response to an enthusiastio CALL Mr.. Irving of
Lynchburg addressed the meeting in his peculiarly
forcible aud fslicous style.-Ths Democracy Of
Richmond are ready for action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
TPN noII1RS PFWND.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD
IAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th 9i sep
~ teuber, a negro man named NELSON Said negro
nbou i've feet or eight inches highs his age ~ or
- years; Is heavy SET whsken which are r,thel
thin he Of dark copper color; clothing not recoilect
ed He was bought in Richmond come weeks since, and
suppose !. making his way back The above reward
~ DO paid for the apprehension and commitment q sd
negro TO jail 90 that can get him again. Post once,
hosungtord, Charlotte Co., Va . - .-,
HENRY Z. RDAOEDS,
OctlScU Pol SAH'L HANNAH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

ENROSs.TIES.-The undersigned wishes to contract
l.ng inches facs and inches thick third to be de-
hvered BY la February 1851 At Norfolk and the remain,
lug thirds At the Norfolk and petersburg hIosa
hye miles above Norfolk 90
Parties wishing TO pfoposs the whole number any
part thereof had better do sttne once OF 'he
undersigncd r. ""
Oet 1-rs- : =. =! go Norfolk Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

NEW YORK. Ocr x2.-Flour 10 frm and un-
ohsnaed. Wheat 10 advapcing; sales OF red at 81 oo
to 81 S. white ~ 50 to 81 II. Corn is higher sale
Of mixed at 68 cts. Stocks are frm Virginia . W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

BALTIMORE, Der. 22-FIour ia dull and un
changed. Corn is to two cents lower ana unset
tlod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
GREENWOOD, A VALUABLE FARM IN HAN.

CREENwOOD, A VALUABLE FARM IN HAN
OVER, ON THE OLD STAGE ROAD ZEN MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR SALE
vIyHE subscrbers authorized to sell the farm on
which Mr. james +. Huffman now resides, located
,bove containing Sol acres of which about onehaif are
Cleared and now in good heart. The building: on the
nsce are nearly new and now good repair and are am
pie for a large family There large garden aaacneo'
II 10 an admirable location for physicisn none now re-
siding nearer than or miles. ..
Get, Sa0cIm G0DDlN & APPERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

Alad, IA years old, son Of Major T. Amber, OF
Msrfhsm station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
n OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land containing ABOUT
TOO acrcs living in the county OF rhtsylrana; ih'ne
d;s,elv un the Inc Of the Richmond apd Dsn'ie Ksi
Road and wit in four miles OF two pePots;; han.n m
provemcuts consist of now two story a%ons "oo3
with Eve rooms and passage, each rooul nh,s are
are nlsr, Tho out.buildinss mostly new anu ~
sufficient for the purposes OF the tlsntstion nc % m
in tine state Of Improvement III" larger po ~ ord
liable land having been covered, part seeded " " @
vras, aud a part To Timothy, is well adapted So, @ r.,
wheat oats and tobacco, lies in secuoh S .a,.rsS
bacco region in the state wen sl fruit. se out within
the last three wears The situation cominhnu " Nv. @ ~
of the car. in passing and capable OF ogs pH
the most beautiful, on the huc VI ~
Psp,ona a vnS to purchase invited inspect the
premises or correspond WIN the suoSa'o' ~ "0S'e
Whisoes Post once nA"''> WIN. RIsoN.
Sept l0-cu ---
N0NROE SPRINGS fOR SALE.
OFFER for .als the MONROE SPRINGS to. III
u sether witn all sppurtensnces' consisting oi an
a,nn1e aupply Of Beds Bedding, Household sno .
Kitchen Furrture; also, crockery, Cutlery etc Ine
Springs are situated In the Northeastern part OF
county Aa in mile Of the Mobile ana S
tract belonging 10 the Springs contains 5ao acres OF NO
creek land The growth is hickory white oas req OAK
holly psnl,n and 1s1 osher
dcrruwth in ating rich soil About l20 acres OF the
above lands high Of cultivation, and VIII pro-
dnco 1000 To pounds of cotton to the acre. The build
inss are in So condition with large and commod0us
Hotel and Tier residence for family; also Ien,pin
Alley billiard Room and Table batn tro, Ss
ho,r Also two roomy Stables together with Corn Cros
Negro Houses etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting 20
make this one of the desirable watering places IN
Sm,h "a The water stands in high repute In the
State Testimonials of the fact can be produced II re-
qured. ,, To, doro,.
will sell the place on the following terms Zen oola,
ne. acre-one fourth cash. the balance In three annual
payments with notes and approved security or amort
gage Of the place.
auy person wishing engage In business OF the kno
would 10 well examine these Springs as the business
could lie commenced wbSut any outlay, save ior groce
ries there ample fSpply OF things o
bote, busncas Auy pumbrt Of sheep be had al $l
Seef at 10 ccnts turkeys cents chickens at 'ai
c,nts eggs at 10 cent? per Soxen, huttnr Ut 10 cen
For further pseticulars apply to e. Haynes Esq ia
zc,te office Csbsba, Alsbas myself at the SPr'ngs
June e-6m kNTLlEu, lfus.oe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
AMERICANS RALLY!
SHALL RULE AMERICA!

AMERICANS RALLY!
AMERICANS SHALL RULE AMERICA!
Meetings Of all the friends OF
FILLMORE AND DONELSON,
Or FREE SPEECH, FREE LABOR, FREE Soil, FREE
BIBLES,
and Ame,ieaas Ruling their Opn Country,
will be held a. follows At Kelloggsville, Wednes-
d.y evening, the 9th inst at O'Clock; at Moravia,
Thursdsy evening" the 9th inst, clock at Locke
Friday evening. the 10th inst, at O'Clock; at Sum.
mer Hill, Saturday evening, the llth inst.' at
o'clock. ...-.--.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

Rev. John Hendren, for many years pastor OF Union
Church, Augusta county, Va, died on Sunday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
FILLMORE AS A FREE-SOILER.

The Wig makes much ado over a single instance
of alteration in some distant city of the North
Why, as to these free.soil pacards they much
in vogue with the Fillmore party, that they never
arrest attention. Besides the free-soilism Of the
Fillmore party in the North is attested by so many
more important facts that we have not thought it
worth while to adducs plaoards and hand.blls in
proof of their guilt. Since, however the Wig
chooses to rely upon this sort OF testimony in its &C.
cusation against the Democracy, it may not be anss
10 show our neighbor that We ara not without such
weapons Those are the words of hand bill which
In In our posseSsiop:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
Nm. F. RITCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
NOTICE.

Sep, 23-c4w WIN. P. MUSFORD, Sec
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TEXAS AND MEXIGo.

VIII saii on MONDAY January s.
s4.fT=H, FOR AFANA-FR NGO-AIERICAN
= Y .stIs Steamship Comlnny.-The steamship Fran
~ sT cois Arnsso. Capt Gilbert Pierre, viii sail for
Inc i.4j'e p1r: as AhoTt. For passage, apply
clpS- a* ED. nUPASSEUR x CO.. 93 Customlorsc st.
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.r E'
New YORK, Dec. 27-The European mail steam
ship Europa arrived in New York this afternoon,
bringing no later but fuller political adyices than the
Canada. Ell
Liverpool Market. 4 H&
Money market unchanged as far as bankers rates
are concerned. The bullion in the Bank d England
has increased f75 600 ConsoIs closed for money and
account at 934 to 93T. & ,.5l
Cotton Market
Sales Of the week 81 900 bales of which were taken
on speculation $500 bales. Sales for export 500
bales. Sales Of Friday 5000 bales, OF which j 600
were taken for export and speculation. Orleans
sgd; 4fiddling l5-l6d. The general tone Of tile
cotton market is firm. FL
-s Manchester Markets.
The Manchester markets are active, with a free
tone for cotton. "a
Breadstufs are quoted dull, with declining ten
dency. Wheat is firm.
Political Hewz.
1t is rumored that France is Inadiating between
Persia and England e
The English troops have arrived in the Persian
Gulf.
The increase monthly Of the amount Of bullion in
the Bank Of France is s5 100000 francs.
War has been declared by England at Calcutta
against Persia. ~:
Recruits for Walker.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec 29.--The steamship Tennessee
from New York with recruits for Walker, was obliged
to put into Norfolk in a disabled condition.
| NEW IoRK, Dec. 29.-The james Adger has beer
despatched from this city to take the place of tht
Tennessee and carry on her passengers and recruits
| for Walker.
| New York Markets. EF
NEW York, Dec. 29-Cotton is buoyant; Barine
Brothers Co., in their circular quote Middling Or
leans at 1896: Upands, 13c.
/ Flour has adeclining tendency; sales were mad
today at Sc 20 to So 40. Southern, 81 to 81 %
Wheat is steady at 81 IS; Red 81 5S. Corn is dul
at zoe. for white; yellow, tic.
Rosin closed firm and active. Freights general
kfrnler. IA. t.4. a. 'sse.
River Intelligence
ST. Louis. Dec. 21-The weather is moderate here
with very heavy rains, The ice has almost disap
peared. There is four feet and half water at Carc
Nothing new from theupper rivers. :A'
| SHY, Rebecca.
| BALIzE, S. ". Pass, P. M-The ship Rebeeca
| Capt. Doughty, from Trapani has arrived.
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Later from Texas.

By the arrival last night Of the steamship ATLANTIC,
Capt. Smith, we have received Galveston papers Of
the 23d. From Che News we extract the following
paragraphs:
The Atlantic, on her last trip from New Orleans,
experienced q very severe norther, when within
thirty Of Galveston bar It came on very
suddenly and continued with unabated fury all nicllt
during which Capt. Smith displayed great irmness
and q thorough seamanship. Ss7
The commerce Of our city has seldom ever looked
more Honrlshlng than at present. The 5Wharemasser
Of our port informs US that there are now tyentvt1y,
square rugged vessels here, besides coasters and
schooners and numerous other vessels of a smaller
class. He says every birth at our wtaryesis filed
and that some of the vessels have to lay in the chan
mel for the want of room.
public meeting had been held in Galveston to
propose measures for obtaining State aid for the n-
proyement Of navigation to that port. Among the
business transacted, the following resolution was
passed $=2
Reso2ued That the county commissioners Of Gal
weston county be requested to subscribe $500 for
the. improvement Of Galveston Bay to be expended
in the west thereof $2,500 for the Improvement
of ST. Louis Bay and s. 500 for Trinity river to be
expended on the bar at the mouth of said river.
The Enquirer of Cherokee, Rusk. county, says the
cotton crop Of that county is now fully or nearly all
gathered, and that the estimated yield is about one
thousand pounds to the acre, and that the crop is
snort OF Inc average lnaslnuch as less ground than
usual was planted.
negro girl recently attempted 10 poison family
in Brazoria county by pouring strychnine in the tea
She used so much, however, that it was detected 1T
once by the taste i;,s.,
The 1ndiallola Bulletin, OF the Esd, says
The northers are coming thick and heavy and
great coats and coaks are in demand. The bay is
consequently lowhe north winds driving the waters
out. .
The business prospect Of our town is good Our
streets are thronged with wagons rand carry
ing away goods and merchandise.
Every steamship that arrives at our wharf nri:l-s
full treiShtsmore than double that of last year
which is IN evidence Of the Increasing trade of West
ern Texas large number of sail vessels from for
eign ports have arrived the present season. and dis
with the staples Of our growing State. EmgEants il
large numbers are pouring in upon us and ere many
years will have elapsed the western portion OF OF.
State will be populated with industrious and thriving
farmers \
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From Niear,a gua.

The following appears in the New York SFnsof the
26th Whether entirely correct or not, nterest
ing. The letter was written By american lady in
Nicaragua, and was conveyed to tie sun BY the per
son towhom it was directed. Here It'll
VIM c4kEGsf 4l ss Ts a. s2s @ ss s Z
u s: raa or
s s' ssa ss n.y. aSsS 81 f sa ssssa @ %
IN s e aa s1 ass 4 no. aaaz IL
HE you'd lake valuable bag
Srslsss E5 " '.s-'s1
" af s Is s5 sss ssa s4 III T's I'll r.
coming the1t but Cen Walker said
shfs s ses1s & I Rsa s 2.asaf e
ley a r. sysF gas sen e seg
and destroying iranasa ef ihe
Sa You'd zos
determined Xiii every sads sfte
III n1 aaa1 IN s VA sf M 'o
Poo m R Iass 5s wpasd e ] W e e s s a
hands Of the enemy, thongs he every
eops ats 6 tfsated m s or sisd Easaad
but IL the nleanes II the world IN THAI ~
The Iadys description Of Gen. aIker strikingy
accurate He is invariably gentle and calm, humane
and kind, but as immoyable az the rock Of Gibraltar
when he once makes up determination. Nothing can
daunt, furry, or agitate hi. At least 50 say these
who have witnessed his bearing iii imnainentr peri
Ious straits, and such is his character. j,
No'wonder the lady was ind ggrsart at the condEc5
Of our government. But her Indignation ard scorn
will be greater when she learns that the SAME govern
n,ent has actually contemplated the enforcement Of
measures that would prevent assistance Of any kind
whatever from reaching Americans ID Nicaragua,
thus wantony exposing them to torture ana death OF
the most fearful descrip that adding nate
ridIty and yFirkedty ta st1ch pJ,i1oa1ras
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ESoots, Shoes ussa Esl'0gaaas.
II A Y s, G "A p IS, etc..
Hg'i,acs GsatJ liquors,

Ar
I7........,.... .IsOf AL STREET. .............. II
:. supply Of CREME lie BnUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
aud pins cosary hand which equal to the best hs
COMES this market.
..AlSo..
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING ana STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
e BI2 a " ID DIES.
SAFER &C oae Vintage Of 1875, 1873 and 1906 ether
bgaud6.
w HIS X x:
OF all 2riptionsStotch, Irish RE and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, il p;IIs and quarts.
Also.
Gu hand; NY usual assortment of the best WINES ard IL
QUOES rie market, which will 6e sold reasonable
terms any ctttr house in the 2ity.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
traet.