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TNRUSTEE'S SALE UNDER DECREE-Ry
direction of decree of the Circuit Court of this
District passed IN cause, No. ll7s on the equity
docket, wherein Pairo Nourse are cOmpainants
and ) Chew and Others are defendants, viii sell,
without reserve, to the highest bidder nj au tionnn
FRIDAY, the 26th day Of June instant at o'clock
IN he afternoon, at the auction store of Jas c. Nc
CURE Lots No. TO- ii, H. 49, L. Is and To- in SQUARE
No. Ia, In the city of Washington.
Terms: third of the purchase money cash,
10 months, secured by the purchasers bonds, bear
ing interest from the day or sale.
III the terms are not complied with within three
days from the day of SALE the property will he resod
live days pnllc notice. at the risk and cost of the
dG i.ns P g;Hedhaser kEfpIMs, Trustee
HI IMMEDIATELY. AFTER SELLING
the above viii offer all the adjoining square No
las. subdlvlded into y Lots Of Is feet front by 100
feet deep, each lot extending to ten feet alley as
per plat, which may be had at our store.
Terms; One-fourth cash, and the balance in one
two. and three years. Deeds and perfect title given
and notes, with deed oftrust the premises tax en-
at the cost OF purchasers or per cent oil for cash,
and no charge for cOnveyanang.
je 24-d '-a . d. j. c. MEG CIRE, Auc.ioneer
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BIsHOP BTRSE ANDH His SUccEssoR.-we learn
that the bull confirming the late nomination OF
the estimable and revered Father Byrne, of this
city, to be the Roman Catholic Bishop of Pitts
burg, has reached Washington, and that Bishop
Il. Is consequently preparing soon to sever his
connection with his attached congregation Of
81. Matthew'S.
Father Charles White, of Baltimore, now the
editor Of the Catholic Magazine. is to succeed
Bishop ID. a. the pastor Of ST Matthews lie is
Il Clergyman OF high character and literary at
tIlnments, second 10 those OF no other i'm the
country. His selection will doubtless prove a
fortunate one for the interest Of the Church and
has congregation also. -
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Fires.

BosToS, June 81 the buIldino No ~. a.,
SaaG kstone street. occupied by w. +. p. Brooks.
t n,e dealer, John Morgan, liquor dealer, and
The E.. was nearly destroyed by fire last night
BRISTOL, r. l., June 24-The R,i.,o, o.L,,,,
MoI.s, owned by Messrs. Devoe, Dimon a Co :.
w. ;n,nraS aeessroyed by fire this morning. IL
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CITY LOTS.-By vir.
4 tue of deed OF trust bearing date the 5 At day
Of October 1854, and recorded IN Liber A, s., No.
80 iollo ass, ct. seq, the subscriber viii sell at
public sale, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of June, 1857,
at s O'Clock p. M, on the premises, the following
described Lots in Washington city, ID. G.; VIZ:
property fronts ON Penn. avenue, between 18th and
l4th streets east.
- Also, Lots Nos. and in square south Of square
No. 1919. This property fronts on Penn avenue be-
tween 9TH street east and public space.
Inc above lots are IN the immediate neig hborhood
Investment.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance in g. r.
and is months, for notes interest," secured by deed
OF trust on the premises SO purchased.
The trustee reserves the right TO resell, if the
terms are not complied with, In five DAYS 1T the cost
of the defaulting purchaser. -
]. T. STEVENS, Trustee.
June l5-dts A GREEN lucfioosar
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AUCTION SALES
TO-DAY To-MoRRoW MORNING.


BY WALL. 4 BARNARD. Auct,on.a-.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT At pYpr,o
SaLE En- On FRIDAY, 18th inst. at O'clock ,.
M, we WIN sell IN front Of the premises, Lot No
NJ street north, between 18th and Isib strssss
story Frame Dwelling. se WIN a'No
Title perfect. Sale positive.
Terms: One third cash. the residue in tbrs. anal
payments at g. u and 10 months from d.x &c equaI
bearing interest, and satisfactorily secured u s"e
je 23-dts WALL 4 BARNARN Annt.
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Court OF CLAIMs.-Present, Judges Blackford
and Scarburgh.
John 8: Hollingshead, Esq, of Washington
was appointed Commissioner to the Court
Adjourned till Tuesday next 10 O'Clock a m
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III facias sofia lien law issued from the Geek S
office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum-
bIa for the Cnunty Of Washing ton, and TO me ti-
rected shall expose 20 public sale for cash. in front
Of the Court house door of said county, on FRI
DAY, the nth day of July, 1851 at IL O'clock, the
following property to wit:
defendant right tide. claim, and interest IN and
to the three twO-stOry and attic Frame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No %,
IN square No. lG In the City of Washington, d. c..
fronting ~ feet on north street, seized and levied
upon as the property of John $. James, and will be
sold to satisfy Judicials No. 243 to March term 1897;
Francis Wheatley rs. John ). James
j. ID. HOOVER,
je24-d Marshal for the Dist. of Col
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS. NE
1 lodeons, Muslc. Musical Instruments, and Mg-
al $780,. - = John r. ELI.IS'S-
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A CARD.-For the first time we take this method
bills due LIST July. ~ W 'e'
All our bills are now ready for delivery, and those
buted. HARPER 4 MiTrHtugTrTTi i'ii-
lie 24-eo6t SAiILL'
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IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN
~ price from Sl8 to Sl25. just received ~-r.=esa
from Baltimore. They are very good.
Also, Is beautiful new PA NOS in storei ~
recently received from Boston.
Highest price given for old Pianos in xchange for
new.
Remember our number is SOC. near 10th street be-
tween 9th ard 10th. JOHN F. ELLIS
ip
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UNITED STATES POLICE REPORTS Bsfor.
JEHies Donna Jew, named Henry Meley, was
arrested yesterday, by Officers KembIe King,
Watson and Piggott, for stealing fancy goods, the
property OF brother Jew named NJ Cohn who
sells BY the wholesale. They both resided in 4
part Of the Jewish Synagogue. Coin having
from time to time missed his goods had search
warrants issued for several places. and upon
searching the premises occupied by Meley thew
came 10 a trunk which was locked With con-
siderable reluctance the key was produced, and
goods were found to the amount Of $50 yhic h
COhn identified a. his property Meley was com
United to JAIL and subsequently, gave security for
court. -
DEAD.-Mr. John Smith, formerly Of MARYLAND.
third class cIerk'( al 600 per annumJ in the Post
Once Department, died this morning at his resi- =
dence in this city He had been an employee Of
the Department for the last IS years and WAS uni
yeTsalIy esteemed and respected by his fellow
clerks. His health had been very feeble for a
long time. Yesterday he was at his desk and
was preparing to take a short trip for relaxation
with more than cheerful spirits over his better
health Of late, than usual. Such is life!
ATTENPr AT BuRGLARY-On Monday nigh
last an attempt was made to enter Clark's Gro
Gerry store, at the corner of NJ and AZ streets
Island But il was frustrated by the iwakeful-
ness OF cOlored woman on the premises, who
heafd the noise and gave the alarm. The burg
Lais had succeeded in cutting hole three inches
square thToug h a shutter, and yonlld doubtless
soon have Effected entrance but for ssBeckv,s'i
prompt action.
METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENON -Amonp the
funny caPers Practised by the weather clerk npon
Mo her Earth last week, was that of delnoino the
Arsenal Grounds one afternoon with ,o,ren, .,
ram Ifom almost a cloudless sky The oronpds
, were ABSOLUTELY Hooded with wateS for a short
Tine while no rain fell either riyerward or in The
Qireetton OF the city.
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CAPITOL GARDEN REsTAURANT

The attention OF the citizens is called to the q AR
pDf EN = % CE K rs at the above place every
Thu KSDA1 EVENlN @ mt o'clock by the new
Washington City Brass Band, led bv Prof. WitheTs
The best LAGER BEER WINE. Of the finest
quality, and REFRESHMENTS of all kinds al
ways ready. JOS. GERHARDT,
ie 25-eo2w' Mary land ay enue near ri ar
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NO MORE DISAPPOINTMENT Having en-
plOyed additional catchers, can now fill all or
ders for SOFT CRABS, delivered in any part of
the city few hours out of water.
..E.. SAM'L. II. DRURY,
294 Pa. ave., I'd door east of l4th st.
lie 25-3t+ 'atss)
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A CARD.-Special attention is called to the Trus-
"A tees sale on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
18th, at O'Clock, on the premises offOurteen DWELL
lng-Houses and several lots situated on Third
street west, between and l. streets south, UslandD
This property will be divided TO suit purchasers,
afordlng an excellent opportunity for investment.
.-.. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Je 25-d AuctloDeer
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VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEATF
SALE NEAR w ASHINGTUN.-Th sub
scrlbers vii sell the valuable farm which he
one hundred and ten acres one half cleared and the
remainder well wooded. The improvements consist
wIthaIl the necessary out-nouses, including an ice
house filled with ice.
If desired, he will divide it into lots of from fifteen
to twenty acres.
There are several sites for building commanding
beautiful views Of inland scenery, with several
never failing springs of the purest water.
- The property lies about two miles from the Navy
Yard bride and being prOverially healthy presents
peculiar advantages to those who intend 70 build and
desire To possess healthy retreat near the city.
For particulars apply to Mr.. II. NJ. HANSON, No.
SIP Seventh street, Mr.. JAMES Il. Thompson, No.
- Pennsy lvana avenue, or To the subscriber the
premises. ANTHONY ADDISON,
may S-eOtf
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GREAT BARGAINS.
~ . DRY GOODS.
Selling of at cost to close business. Our whole
stock Is going at cost. Call early.
!. NOXON& SON.
SCI Pa. ave-, south side, near 18th street
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Cr0 UNDER BROWNS HOTEL.
NV Just opening splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer READY-MADEC I.OTHING
and Gents FURNISHING GOODS of the finest
style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion No.
So Browns Hotel, next to private entrance.
may 80 Unte K Statesl
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EISH-FISH-FISH.
l. l0D barrels prime No. l Eastern HERRINGS
In store and for sale by A@n~
GETTY L WILLIAMS,
No. 5northwest corner of High and Water
lie l2-eO2X street Genrpatnu,n
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You've MES's LITERARY AssoCIArIoS-we
take pleasure in noticing the organization of asso-
Citations Of young men for the purpose Of mutual
improvement Such an association was formed
last night, at Central Academy, under the title Of
the edward Everett Debating Society,"
With some OF its OriginatoTs we are well &C.
quainted, and know them to be young men Of in
tegrity and fine natural abilities We shall watch
the career of the new Society with much interest
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Win II Powell, President.
Charles hammond. Vice President
James o. Clephane, Secretary
John e.. Cornell, Treasurer
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IL THE NAVY YARD.-The ssPlymouth', was
lowed out into the stream Yesterday, from her
mornings at the Navy Yard, by the steam tug
Guy and started on her experimental trip.
At the same time the "Fultonn was towed ont
by the Wide Awake, and her pilot managed.
when at the spot the Minnesota was run aground
10 steer also wide Of the mark, and the ''Fulton''
was run plump on the mud Shs was hauled off
finally without much delay or damage. She goes
down to Aqua Creek to try her new boilers and
machinery; and If found to he all right she will,
after returning TO Washington TO take on board
her officers and crew, proceed to Norfolk to await
orders from the department. she is TO be in the
command Of Capt. John } Alma
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
By A, GREEN. Auctioneer,

pUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
Il executed to me, and recorded i'm Liber J. A. =.
No. ~ foli0s 49, 47 49, and 4S9, one of the Land
records OF washington e3u4ty. in the District of
June; at six o'clock p m, in front Of the premises
oier for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
following piece or parcel Of property to wit part of
Lot No. Sin Square No. 49, of said city, beginning
for the same at the southwest of said lot and
running thence north along the line of Eleventh
street west Is feet, thence % feet thence north
two feet, thence east III feet inches to the rear of
said lot thence south along the line of the said
lot . feet to the southeast of the said lot
thence west along the south line of said lot 80 feet
inches to the point of beginning"
Terms. cash. Property TO be resOld at the risk
and expense of the purchaser unless terms are com
Piled with IN three days from day of sale.
EDWARD Z. CARRINGTON,
Trustee.
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DEA FOWL AND OSTRICH FEATHER
y Fly Brushes Wire Dish Covers. Double Ice
Ptchers Reirlgerat9rs, Travelling Baskets selling
jeis' &. FRANCIS, 40, 7th street.
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
w about the largest in this city at thus rs kNp
time, and having been purchased before the kHl
rise in Leather, can be sold at about is to a. nv
per cent. less than goods purchased at this ~
time. Call and examine for yourselves, at
s. y. HOOVER'S,
JeI Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9Th and 10th s.s ,
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WINDOW GLASS.-3OO boxes 10 by Is French
w Window Glass, will be sold at one dollar and
seventy hive per box for cash, lots of II IoNes.
Also, full supply of large size French Glass LIST,
I'd, and Sd qualities, by lass for hot-houses by
10, by II, 9 by Il, and 10 by IL cheap.
X. IL. MILLER, son L CO.
Alexandria Va. 10
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DOR SALE.-A neat and convenient Dwell
Il LING HOUSE, containing five pleasant rooms,
situated OIL Vermont avenue. near the corner of n
street north. IL will be for sale If early applica
ton is made to the subscriber the premises or at
his place of business 35 street, between 18th and
18th streets.
je l5-eO6t (States) J. l.. MARI.
FOR SALE.-A very desirable RESIDENCE
being Lot fronting 81 feet 10 inches. by ll6 feet
deep, TO alley Is feet wide. sua ed on the west
side of 9th street west, between l. and M north and
improved by a comfortable Frame Dwelling, with
back building, wood house, a pump of excellent
water, and ornamented with variety OF flowers and
shrubbery. Terms accommodating. Apply at No.
SIP I'D stOry) eth street.
jea POLLARD WEBB
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

DFoS6 sT WILL F and riatfGREs sr9 S2a
ton business. This is an opportunity seldom to BE
met with as the owner intends leaving the business
oes ADDRESS fharma0su'lst s1s so P1s'
FOR SALE.-I win sell LOT No.2 in square
NO; SIS, fronting g. feet on Indlana avenue and
% sis S s5s
8: 81
EoR RENT-Ths. desirable RESIDENCE on
its Furnace, Wafer and as,with every modern i'm
Possession gwen immediatey.. Apply to 6. ID.
HANSON, c9Inss of 10th and Penn. avenue. over
Washington City Saving Bank. je 26-eo3t'
REST 1 ERAME Ho ss
above the Park Hotel. There !. one acre ofsround
ne sse sn s and gSoa "
DOR RENT-Three very desirable ROOMS,
L either single or the suite. Furnished or unfurn-
ished By immediate application at 40 18th street.
Also, wanted to hire smart ao.ive Girl. je % ST.
DOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE. contain
ing IL rooms, comfortably furnished, in delight
ervations, and commanding an extensive view of the
CITY, the river, and Georgetown 1t has gas through
rent viii Se moderate Inquire at ~ street. secs
ond door from 18th street. je A-tf
EOR 1.-TWO FURNISHED BED
L ROOMS, IN a small private family NO.4 Wal
ker's Row, on 9th street, between and g. q.
je 23-5t"
ROOMS FOR RENT.-MlSS MORLEY,
II having taken the house recently occupied by
fs of2si and kTSNG
KdhodS doSetheT or separately furnished Or nntur
Breakfast and Tea to such as wish to dine at hotels
or Gautier's. The rooms are large and airy and
very pleasant for summer residences. Apply at z76
Penn. avenue. .s lie 22-lm
TOR SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres, in
Il Montgomery county Md, te N mixes from Wash
ington, on the COlesvile road, improved with good
Brick Dwelling, log barn and stable. fine orchard
OF choice fruit. part IS set with clover and the
whole well fenced. bargain may be obtained if
early applied for, or would change for city proper
ty. III. N.HANSDALE, Agent,
No. $50 NJ street, or through the City Post Office.
je 2-lm = =.
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY-SEATFO FOR
v SALE NEAR WASHINGTUN.-The sub
scrlbers will sell the valuable farm on which he now
rasihas In A.. Nirtri ~ &c ~ IL nnhia -, -.
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SLIDING. This is the term used by consta-
bles to denote that parties who have given bail
for trial are running away. 1t is reported about
town that sundry persons who are under security
Tor their appearance at court for offences connect
ed with the recent riots, are d slidingn The re-
sponsibiity Of securities will probably be tested
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HUMPHRIEs & JUNNIMAN,

l. On Fourth street east, between T. and +,
CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted up their place, which will he open daily
tovisitors, and every Monday afternoon for those
who wish to engage in the English Quadres or
German Waltzes: will find an opportunity to do so
there. Weber's Band has been engaged for the sea-
son, and nh he in attendance.
They have on hand and constantly making the
purest Larger TO be obtained IN the CITY. je II SIN
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1CE CREAM, ICE CREAM, ICE CREAM
The very best ICE CREAM and WATER
ICES at s $50 per gallon, at JOSEPH SCHEF-6
FAID'S new Confectionery, No. $50 9Th street,
between 6 and Ii streets, from Butchers Con Y
fectionery of Baltimore, late foreman at Weav- -
er's, opposite Browns Hotel. '' u
PARTIES, w eddmgs, Excursions, &c., furnished
with Confectionery at the shortest notice.
Je 2i-4tS r.-F . q .
FRENCH BoOKS.-Rousseau; Les Confes-
i sions, vols. Illustrated, Is cents. 4 !.
Rousseau La Nouvelle Heloise, 2 vols, illustrated;
70 cents. =.
Votsirs; lie Steele de Lonis XIV, vol, illustra-
tod 81 cents. =
Votaire; Dietionnaire Philosophiquc, S vols, illus
-. trated Sits. - -.
voltare; La Henriade. vol, illustrated, 81 cents.
Nine de Sevigne; Lettres, VOL; IS cents.
Louis Res land; Jerome Pafurot; 80 cents,
Scribe; Comedies Vandevies; 50 cents
Dumas Fills Antonlne 81 cents. o ~,
Balzac lie Cousin Pons 81 cents. 30
je % Iii FRANCK TAYLOR. a
EANS-Cheaper than any place in the city, at :,
l. ielS rsi MCLAUGHLIN CO.
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ANOTHER RURAL CEMETERY.-The Catholic
clergy of this city have purchased in the neigh
borhood of forty acres of land f;om Mr.. Fenwick
for a cemetery for the use Of the Catholic con-
gregations of Washington The site is beautiful
one, being immediately opposite the Spging Tav-
ern on the old Baltimore turnpike Its sweet
view
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MACHINE SEWING.
All kinds of sewing executed at short notice

MRs. TYSSOWSK1'S SEWING ROOMS.
NO. AZ Ssrerth. betWsen u and Fl streets.
a me assortment Of ladies' ready made LINEN
kept constantly ON hand " " no IN -
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PIcKPoCKBTs ABoUT.-Last MI hit, gentleman
from Louisa county, Va, named s. ]. Bagby ar
rived by the cars in this city, and while passing
from the depot to the Exchange Hotel in a hack,
discovered that his money belt, which he had in
his pocket, had been stolen from him. 1t con
tanned $3.50 in gold, except note Of the Drovers
Bank of New York, of ten dollars value The
police were immediate set to work but have not
yet obtained clue to the thief or thieves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27

DISTRESSING AcctDENT, AND MosT SINGULAR
Cause OF DEArH-One day last week, son OF
Col Jos j. Winter who resides in the neigh
borhOod of Clarksburg, returned from Kansas,
after All absence of some three years, His APP
pearnnce had so changed that even his father
did not recognise him when he entered the pa
ternal mansion. After the son had made himself
known, the father stepped to the door of an ad
joining room, and calling to his two daughters,
informed them that gentleman desired to see
them. Upon entering the room, the young Ia
dies did not ut first recognize their brother; but
almost instantly, the eldest, Cecelia recognized
him and sank instantly to the floor, dead, Be
ing somewhat delicate, the joyous surprise o
thus unexpectedly meeting her long absent
brother, to whom she was dearly attached, was
tOOmuch, and her gentle spirit took its flight te
realms where her sudden happiness willendure
forever.
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spEEcn oF ELDER KIMBALL.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 25.-Ihe 'Repub!ican PUBLISH
es a discourse delivered by Hcber c. Kinbal
which strong grounds were taken against tho
government 4 determination is expressed tc
resist r. the troops to the last extremity The wo
men and children are called upon tn arm them
selves, and the people generally exhorted to lay
up grain. and otherwise prepare for the cor
hict. During the discourse, Kimball says they
will have Brigham Young for Governor so long
as he lives Young made speech equally bold
in tile declarations ofhostility against the United
States
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HIGHLY INFORMANT no
u EGTGFEFKs, 1EQUOIe MERCHANTS
AND WEHOLEA1 "a h GSESOCRRR.

JIt, FFIUIIII-N E4INNIFlIt = 9-I-g
ELAVoElNGS TO pROnCCE AT A MOMENTS HoTICR
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great mproT in
this branch Of business. The Hvorngs nut In
ages OF = III =" gallons, and requires but the addition
Of Pure Spirit either LIST 9Th proof and Liquors such as
anil St CrOX Rum AOnon4 ahrIa 0urDon Irish and
ScOte WhsEev, Apple Peach, Cherry and Raspberry Bran
y, Port ARtleira Wines will be Instantly produced. 1t
requires skill, but addition of good spirit, 81
gallons to each gallon of tile respective FlarOrinE.
The best COSIHc Oil, yellow and white, WAffanted
genuine, low any other Importer in the L. s.
Essences of every Liquor ENtract of COsnacI H. ef
which produces 2Uu gallons OF CVEnac.
Raw whSkey may Icy DIR. Fs age and body preparation
be made smooth with Int triting expense.
The price Of FiavnrYs are extremely moderate, ami at
reCtions IN full supplied by -.
DIR. LEWIS FEGClITWANGER,
Chemist md imIOrttr Drugs, ksssmig oils. md Net
ais, DIyuetrfOtKTe md IHCLocrII,hio thCRicdkS,
No. lab maiden I.IInc. New York.
n H. Sole Agent for GoLeS celebrated Cordial ltteTs
and Gin. ap2s-Emh&E