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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

SPkCiAL NOTlCk.-ThOse who have
- been using "SEMPLE'6 INfALLIBLE BA-
KING row DERs" a. we'll a. those desiring to use
them in the upper portion Of the city, will IND
supply always at the Drug Store OF Means Meade
Baker, corner 10th and Main streets
JNO w. GARLICK,
ie6-Iw Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
CSTOCK ALE.-.1J whole and s half bbIs
- Stock Ale, landing per steamer jamestown, for
sale BY WM ffiEh,
Owing to the high price Of Malt all the Brewers
having advanced their for Stock Ale therefore
l shall ON and after this date advance 50 cents per
bbL on my celebrated brands Stock Ale.
je8 WIN. ID. TYLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

Ihs members Of the ARMORY BAND, respect
fully announce that on r. a b ~
~* 96UAoDAY AFfERNOON,
they VIII vrsstics their best AIRS, on tbs. 6esuafu
and spasious arouads Of the Cottass ct ASHLAND
The hour Of dspsrture for the train. viii b 4
O'Clock I. H.. from Rishmond. and returning, VII
leave Ashland at 9 O'Clock p. d
~ FARE. for the Round Trip, 81. Children
under 10 yssrs Of are. half price. je O-N
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Balance remaining with the Company. s22s,057 0,
S5H,n57 ca

The business of this Company will compare favor
the United States.
From the LIST day Of August, 1855, in fifteen months,
up to the LIST day of November, 1856, the premiums
ana interest received amounted to the large sum of
Tour hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
collars and sixty eight cents, with the payment of
losses and OK penses of one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twe nty eight dol
lars and sixty one cents.
With these evidences of success and good man
aeefnent, the Directors feel justified In soliciting
snare OF public patronage believing that the security
offered Is ample, and that all fair claims will be adj
tiles.
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by FIRE on
OWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions Of BUILDINGS and their contents
or all kinds OF MERCHANDISE, transported by
VKssEIs, STEAMBoATs, CANAL BoArs, RAILROADS.,
anu the usual cOnyeyances to from any portion of
=, EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the huus of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
Inc rates OF premium will be as low as other COM
panles, and IN fixing them every Improvement in
sideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
Once, northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
l7th street, Washington City, ID. e.
Insurance may also be sfeefsd at the Home OGce
n0rthUsst corner WalHst and Sec ond streets,
Philadelphia,
And in other principal cities of the United States
by authorized officers of the Company. apps
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS, HOTEL " Pulizzi, DC; Win
FeIS,u so G Dr. Eemolne and lady, Mo; Jas
va; Massey, Ala; J III Coates NY: Vim IT
Conkllng, do Graham, Va; r j AlexandaT
NY ny % l. Ely and lady; o; w X Lany; A Sea,
Wilson, do; T. Clarkson, Pa; F. w Poor and
lady, Ga Miss POu, do; w It WASHINGTON
and lady. do Nicholson and family Nj: Gil
no mo, N, A ma Pa; w Corbin. Va; Bow
Iongh, DO w G Whetine do; = X Danzepyer.
Register; Elliott, Ill; w CondeII. do;
BERNARD, Va: X Wallace. do: l. f. Hicks
,on, Va; Tartwater, Tenn; w n Walker
Ala n Montgomery, Pa; Mrs p Nontgomerv
S S Miss Clayton, do Miss Montgomery, do:
Dr L Ghiselin, USA ''H'''
WILLARDS, HOTEL-C p Dixon. NY. !
ShS, r Gardiner, NY; Mcclure
DO; " Bishop, NJ; d y Batissi, Nv; r w bite.
Dunbar, Va; X II I.afertv, NC: 5 w BrooL. W..
w Van Boklen. USA: Col Bingham pas NJ
Thompson, Md; Hon J l. Seward. Ga; Davi..
A Inness, La; T Lyons, XIV; W LYONS Do; id RS'
der, Nd; Milton. ly, Pa; G Handy Trnn. Me-.
Handy, do w Baily son, Va; W ii Edwalds
s@rvt, do. g w ID ,ooks, ly, do f. III Rohs,,. 'J Ci
Mrs Morris, o; 1t Parker, USA; II DenniSoO'
Md; MeaIs, do; Mr. Wing, Va; NewcoTnh
Pa; X Stottergen, Ny; r Turner, do; ID MurIay
do may
KlRKwOOD HOUsE.-C w Copeland Nv.
Or ii Wheelwright, USN; A Preston La; "
Tyler and lady, Md; X Lewis, do; SjE Thomr-
son, do; L Picking, Ill; Pendlcton, Va; ;
Morrison. do; Whitfield, KIT; Herman. do; J
Brown, do; III Beck. Va; J Jones' Del; ] ii
StmpSon, Nd; w c West, USN; Babare-, Va;
Stevens, Nh.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-G ID Harper, NJ
harper, Pa; + Roby, Md b Wilson, Fla; r
haIln2, NJ; w Evans, Ky; IT w Brook Kan
sas; Il Nokes, ID C.; III b Atwood n Y:B w =
Kawiing and lady. f. 1. Rawling. Philad: Major
rem; do ~ wa"
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A WHALE SHIP STRUCK BIT a WATER SPoUr.-
capt Tinker, OF the whale ship Montezuma at
New Bedford. reports follows:
son the 3Oth OF April last, in latitude % 30 s..
Longitude IS w. was struck suddenly by water
spout, which carried away foremost one foot be-
low the upper deck, fore topmast, fore topgallant
mast, and royal mast. The sails and Tipgino
were saved. but the spars were so badly broken
as to be useless. The ship was driven under so
violently by the head, that. for few minutes il
was thought she would 90 down jury-mast
was afterward rugged in place of the foremost.
and the ship was enabled to sail home without
further detention. The clipper-ship Blue Jacket
OF London, from w est Indies for Calcutta, which
was In company at the time, under easy sail felt
no effect from this singular phenomenon
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.

Gal. Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. May 30, 1851.
the 9Th day of July for furnishing ali the stamp
ed envelopes this Department may require for pc
No. j. or note siis, ~ by ~ inches, of white a.
No 2; or letter size. az by 81 INCHES. of buff or
No; s. or official size, So BY sA inches, buff or
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw
soaI1 BOXES Tor packing parcels of envelopes of 100
70 eaeh and for wooden cases for packing parcels
The envelopes to be made in the hest manner, of
paper OF approved quality, manufactured specially
for the purpose, and such water marks the Post,
for sealing s least inches on The point, bsndsd in
garoes Of Is packed without charge for packing and
titles as may be required to FIJI the orders Of post
An agent of the Department will furnish the .d-
box by the manufacturer without charge
envelopes ecuted in tie best .y Ha and sne
they are to be provided renewed, and kept in order
Bidders are requested to furnish samples of paper
with their bids, of the quality they intend use in
furnish. >' r''ro'0 W
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
and the saceney Of the bidder W be Q, Samdessd
ter General to himself the right to annnI it
whenever he shall discover that the same, or any
purpose OF specua ton and he will i'm no case sane
ton transfer of the contract to any party who shall
be, In his opinion. less able and Qualified thar the
origna bidder or contractor. The right is also re-
served to annu the contract for a'Iaure to perform
faithfully any of it's stipulations.
=, The number Of envelopes issued to postmasters in
the quarter ending March 81 1857, is stated below:
~ @1: ssa MOI stamped Scents.
s 5sS i" !: q 70
The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamp
ed Envelopes" and addressed Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office Departments
je 1-dtjy6 Postmaster General,
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SHAREs.-These large voracious. cartilaginous
monsters Of the deep are becoming quite COM
mon in Norfolk harbor
W The cigar manufacturers are to meet in
agrand convention at Philadelphia on the LIST of
Sniy 70 tax over business generally, and have a
IL There are two Mormon Churches in Che
mung county, New York, each of which has
about thirty members. They are presided ever
oy an elder, who claims TO have been ordained
by God, through Brigham Young
=, " Frank Noe, boy twelve years old In
80 oIIea ans was severely punished for some Of
fence on Wednesday last He afterwards mo-
cured rope, went TO the stable and was subse-
9nently found there dead suspended from one Of
the beams VIZ "
LokiDA INDIAN Wharf.-The Tampa PENN
sular states that Col. LOomis now in command
mas received instructions from the War Depart
inent 10 prosecute the Seminole war vigorouslv
i esehe paper says ten companies of mounted
volunteers will be required on the expiration of
the enllstments Of those now in the deid
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DREssED AND p.-Acco-dino IN tho
statement OF New York correspondent of the Sa-
vannah Republican, there is quite "a difference in
the appearance OF the ladies' when ca disha6iIle
and when enrobed in full dress This CORE.
sPondent was on board the Alabama some two or
three weeks ago, at the time of the accident to
her machinery. Ii was a little startling at first
as no one knew what was the matter and SO ali
rushed out OF their state-rooms for the deck The
ladies, (It was early in the mOrning) who had
retired the evening before, of robust appearance
In their undress looked very slender The only
hoped skirt TO be seen was that of lady who
oostructed the companion way while she put il
on, determined that if she had to 90 overheard
she would test its qualities life preserver
Other ladies looked very hollow hested in their
dressing gowns, compared with their full dress
appearance.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.-JOHN Ii.
- SHOOT, No, JIG Bridge street, George.own, b..
c. c. has received from New York and Philsde phia,
prompt customers large and general assortment of
2T hrLE ana FANCY GooDs-conprising in part as
New style SIX Robes and fancy Silk,
Biaek Chailies, I.ustrss and Nous Delaines
E Ehch printed Isll wool Nous Dslaines
Rich 6ss ana BARGE Desnes in great variety
ot.Sns coiors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plain French Brilliants and Percales
bnc s eooTs , SraSess and SPrns-style Poplins
Best French printed Jaconets and Brilliants
White BrilIants, from l216 to STA cents
pest makes new styles Glnghams
petages, Chambrays and plain Lustres
En9Hsh Prints OF new styles, IN great variety, at
Rich Chintz colors best French Orsandies
Plain swiss, Nsn.aok and and .J aoensst Muslin.
P!ad and ripped MusIns
S STna figured and r,ch Brooade Swiss Muslins
faid and striped JacOnet, Nansook and Swiss
I White ;Iaretons, Illusions and Wash Nets
Ir i Linens lof the best makes very cheap
SInen Sambrlc, Linen and Bishop Lawns
super English Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies'
New York. Bates, Atwood and other good make,
White Gambrica (of, Jonas's celebrated maks)
Marseilles for Basques and Bonnet CARD
Shirt Bosoms and Shirt Collars.
French worked MS asiin GolIsis and Sat.
Swiss CambrIc Collars and Sets
swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
Honlton and Maltese Lace Collars
SWISS Cambria and Dmity Bands
Embroidered Linen CambrIc Hdkfs
Aso- new styles Lace and Silk Mantillss
Stella and White Grape Snawls
ram and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
s.SSei-spring, Neapoltan, and other Skeleton
SPIng assortment OF Bajou's Kid Gloves
Ianeta SILK, black lace and Lisle thread do
'o ob,p9 Hosiery OF every kind for ladies' and
"snts best English Half hose ribbed and plain
10 ihse thread and fancy cotton do
$500 sUou assortment If Silk Cravats and Ties
CusPenuers, SIR and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
New style Parasol. S"iits anu Drawers
=. Also, IensIemen and Boys wear of every descrip
Goods. Aou'euinishihs Dry
Domestic Goods for servants wear of the beavisst
Purchasers may rely upon getting Desirable rood.
at low prices. '"'o' sooas
apS-t JOHN H. SMOOT
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ARMY AFTAIRs.-A correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch writing from Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas Territory, May 18th, says:
Il write on Sunday, and on Yesterday Colonel
Johnston started for the plains with two squad
rons Of the first cavalry and three companies Of
infantry, there going to survey the southern
boundary of Kansas. They expect to remain about
six months on the plains. Weare going from here
to Fort Riley, and get more men; from There TO
Fort Rid geley. and get men there and from there
10 the Rocky Mountains along the line of the
Arkansas river Then we ex pect to visit Brigham
\ Dung, the great Mormon; but we expect 10 use
no marsh measures, except in case of too much in
science, and then be may look out for himself and
all other Mormons besides, as we will have enougb
OF men TO sweep all the Mormons out of JTtab
we are gong from here with four companies of
cavalry, two companies of infantry, and when ar
the above named forts, from the first we get two
squadrons Of dragons and four pieces of arillery
ana al the other we get three s9uadrons of dra,
goons and two other companies When the com
panies are full each one has eighty four private.
eight non-commissianed officers. four lieiitenants
&c, ninety-tive men in all 4; the whole force is
about one thousand two hundred men ; but there
Is no use for them, could 90 all through Kan
sas without meeting with an accident
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A POCKET KNIFE SWALLOWED Nv. CHr1n
In the family OF Mr.. John HILL of Skowhegan
some wee Ks since, two bladed knife was MISSING
ana no one could imagine its Whereabouts The
members OF the family being in their usual health
no one was suspected OF having l." eaten a Jack
knife" Last week a little child little more
than year old, passed the veritable knife from
us bowels, minus the bone handle. which had
neen olgested What Is most singular, the child
retained its general health, and without any ap-
parent Inconvenience, passed this knife through
al It's intestinal passages with rivets bare and
projecting. We have seen the knife and can AZ.
sure our readers that we have the best vouchers
Tor the "jack knife y.'-Skophegaa Tsle-
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fEakrrL PosfrIoS-On Thursday last the
assistant light house heeper at Cockspnr was in
q sail boat anchored at Tybee beach The WIND
ebb tide, he soon drifted down towards the Ses
and when last seen. about O'Clock in the after.
noon, he appeared 10 be drifting ont in spite Of
MS Efforts to reach the land. John Boston. col
Hopes are entertained that the man will be picked
up There were no provisions or water on board
The boaf.-SGrGHHah Nsrcs, 18th
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To ALL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT.
JOHN TOBIAS.

x.hs. - p .bif CT, 0PTICAMxz&
suffer with defective sight, caused by sge. s,ct
ness, and particularly from Essse:
rs carefully ground by himself to a true sphericai
accuracy, a9d brilliant transparency, suited prsciss
SoncsvitS convexty Of the eye VERY nsa.re sns
are the Al! effects caused 10 the precious organ Il
not being precisely suited by the use Of an 0yfcr.c
Ter; and the practice of many years enables AN 10
glasses that are absolutely required will be fausa-
" I XIII Prss ,a,2 and satisfaction.
encouragement lready obtained and further soies.
NE patronage OF those who have not yet svalled
Persons that cannot conveniently cali, by sspdin-
the glasses an use, and state how many inches hey
piled with suoh rs will Improve their sisSt " sup
lnnumerable Testimonials to be seen and refersu-
ease and comfort fforl his glasses. Inc t'eA'es'
Circulars TO be had gratis, at his Office No. SO
up STAIRS. '
NORFOLK, September 7. lsss.
well, and seem to have improved nv sghf more tSs1
Lift. w. TAZEwELL..
have tried pair of spectaoles obtained from NJ
and corresponding with his ption of the f.sss
''''10 A''H a. q 'K'i'ni HENRY H2EiNsiEr9' A. WISE.
Having been induced by friend to visit the ss,as-
his glasses, was furnished by SRR With n s paif
suxhty ooioreo blue, which have afforded me more
Osna very good va. hsue T T
ing ah reading at night frequently TO very late
ai, out Win the and Of these glasses can study
have eyss aaS that TOO without the pain
JOHN WILSON,
Dec n , LATE Commissioner Gen' Land Office.
J have used Mr.. Tobias. spectacles for three or
iouI onths and take great pleasure in saying that
ssasfsd theme Win G iRsS e.Sf BsfrsR HGoA
iuI optican and as have eyes of Remarkable pecu-
~ was gratIhed to hnd that Mr.. Tobias seem
@ % them by inspection and some sllsst
% eient, and he has made me pair of Specth-
og Tf tns ~ SUITS me admiralty. A. p. BUTLER.
Mr.. j. Tobias. Dear Sir: am happy 10 ssx ttst
the Spectscles which obtained from You last 'x,eeS
are entirely satisfactory. Prom an Inequality IN the
great diihcniy IN getting glasses OF the proper focal
dstance IL affords pleasure 10 state thst by The
aud OF your optometer, this difficulty has heen bsppi
obvated, SO that the glasses You fnrnished meire
aecdedty the best adapted to my eyes Of any have
very respectfully yours. r, b. DRANE,
Rector oil st. James's Parish.
p, DIrhRTxxsr or INTERIOR, May 8, 1855
Eyes, nave peen compelled TO use glasses for sevs-
~ yesrs. ! havearied different opticians without
month"; siass sfs Replestiy lifted to my eyes. -Four
R9 me hs, waiee have found to serve perfectly.
recommend Mr.. Tobias to ali having occasion 10 use
opeoian. HENRY E. BALDWIN, N
Asst Sec'y to sign Land Warrants.
rPP;S; OPERA GLASSES of great vsriety, TEL
kEEfkOGPIE ss saa sMICR0scoPEs; wATcH.MtA.
line 7: :, q very low prices oOnsiantl, on nasd,
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EVENING STAR.
FOR THE LADIES,

Old Major Drumdrizzle declared on his life
(And he swore in q week he would show ~
Each man in this country - ruled BY his wife
So adroItIy, the blockheads don't know Il.
He established 8 plan, by which he would try
70 prove IL. So, moving his legs,
He NJ red out q coach in the twirl of an eye,
And clsp1ed in q hogshead-of eggs.
The driver was ordered house not to pass,
But admIttance q moment TO beg:
II man ruled his wife, to give him Q horse.
IL the woman commanded, an egg.
Two days scarce elapsed. the eggs are most zone
He stopped at q worldful Of houses;)
At last was reduced TO one, only one
So much for the covering spouses.
He addressed young man, 'do you comma nd here,,,
Yes, sir !" in an audible voice.
My master has made you present Monsieur-
trotter, so now take your choice"
Ths man was delighted, and chose fine r,,p
Then asked him to pass there the night:
But before Mr.. COachman knew what To xay
Maam entered and stuck for a rhits
C1ed Masf,r =" Ny dear. tits Indifferent to me;
~, Iake me Ehtle II you wish II, beg"
The coachman replied, % You'll have neither I sas
But be pleased to accept my last egg"
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THE GREATEST
L M DICAL DTSCO VERY
OF THE AGE.

of our pasture Temedy that cure:
EVERY KIND OF HuMoR,
from
The ,corss SerofSla dozen to a eonanon Pin1pls.
he has tried II IN over eleven hundre cases, and
never failed ext ept in two cases. both Thunder HUI
NOR: He has now In has possession over oue hundred
9ertincates OF Its value, al within twenty miles Of
TIVE bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of
Pimples on the Face.
Two bottles are warranted to cure he worst
Canker in the Mouth and Stomach.
worst kind of Erysipelas.
One or two bottles warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottles are warranted TO cure Running of the
Ears and Bl0tches among the Hair.
our 10 SIX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle will cure Sosly Erupson. of the Skin.
nW1 or tnfes bottles are warranted to cure the
Two or three bottle. are warranted to cure tle
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
FIVE to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
A benefit is always ex perienoed from the FIRST bot
Ie, anu perfect cure is warranted when the above
Nothing looks SO improbable to those who have in
that a common weed growing on the pastures. and
along old stone walls, should cure every huor the
hes are no h HNb Ru%:
nor mas ABOUT II sultng some cases, butnot you're.
peuuIeu over tf.OuSHn0 bottles of he
Of Boston. know the effects of it in every case.
1t has already done some of the greatest cures ever
done in Massachusetts. gave Il to children wear
wormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
haby, restored to perfect state Of health by one
To those who are subject to a sick headache, one
pOttle VIII Always cure II. 1t gives great relief in
catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken il had
been S2stLve for years and have been regulated BY
but where there is any arrangement of the functions
OF nature, 1t will cause very singular feelings, but
from four days to a week. There is never bad re-
sur from 1t; on the contrary, when that feeling is
that ever man listened to.
In my own practice always kept il strictly for hu
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
found IN u that never suspected.
Several cases of spieptic fts-a disease which was
always considered lncurable, have been cured low
lew bottles. o, what mercy If IL will prove sfec-
tual IN all cases OF that awful aady-there but
lev who have seen more Of i Than have.
people cured by it, For the various diseases of The
Liver Sick Headache. pyspepsis, Asu1ma. Fever
and particularly in Diseases OF the Kidneys 90, the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
mo change of diet ever necessary-eat the bes, you
can get and enough oft.
Direetions for Use.-Adults one table spoonful
per day-chdfen over ten years dessert spoonful
no directions can be applicable to all constitutions
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day.
DoN ntfpbAf KENNsEpY
NO. io warren Street. RozbGry, MasSaehSsetts.
Agents for Washington.-Chas. Stott & Co. 2.
Sl IN kIdwsll tswrencs B; Gardner, BURY
Boswe hl pan MrIs PHrmfr scSTnIz
5; Cissell, o M Lentham. J. l.. Kidwell.
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mo. 532.l
NOTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF THE
l LAND OFFICE FROM FAYETrE TO BooSyIIIE

\ II.
~ LASD OFFICE FROM FAYErTE TO BooNvJILE
ISTHE STATE OF MISSOURI
~ In accordance with the provisions of the act of
congress entitled An net authorizing changes IN
the location OF and Offices" approved March s. 1883
u is hereby deciare aud made known that the offic
Ior the saIe OF public lands at FAYETTE, in the
State OF missouri will be removed to. the town of
BOONHIli;E, Ia sand State, at as early a PERIOD
urther notic as to the precise time of removal
Fay tte Land Office " ~
Glyen under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
this 18th day OF MAY, A. ID. 3a57
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Ofice.
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RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT-Th nm
II dersgned takes this method of nforrninr LAM,
Dealer, that he has fitted up q RECTIFYiNG "a
LAbLiSHmENr IN this city, and 10 now prepared
custom, He has on hand large stock of Brandies.
Sln, w INES, And Old Whiskeys, which he can sell
thsr in Baltimore or Philadelphia " Va
y; b. The subscrber has also on hand large lot
OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
PETER PAGAN,
ian l<6m~ No. IS Louisiana ave. near idt6 st