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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
County Treasurer's Office.

UhUFIbbts W IVt'F F1"F7
Notice ishereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the lst day OI November 1856,
and the 5ih OF February So inclusive. that the
same will be paid presentation at this Office, and
after this date said Warrants will cease to bear in.
terest. WM. LATTlMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

THANKs.-We are again constrained to Of
fer our thanks to Charley Brangan for copies
of San Francisco dailies and the Sacramento
Union. He is indeed very attentive to-.
ward us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
Private Boarding.

Can be had at the house northwest corner nownor
ana Montgomery streets, with rooms ii desired, furn
shrd to sut gentlemen with their wives, or single
gentlemen (as the case may be) Apply 10
MIS-. BERRY,
ian ON the PREMISES.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

JERRY SuLLILAN AGAIN.-An enormous
bundle of papers again attests the kindness
and liberality of this newspaper monarch
We renew our obligations to him, and hope
his shadow may never be less
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

MoRE IoE.-We were again cooled off
yesterday by huge block of ice from the
frozen regions of Messrs. Dickey & Car
rington.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Peaches. Pcach.s!. peacnes!!!

Families and dealers in iriii can iind Il constant
supIly of Tie celebrated Peuches grown on the ranch
Of Mr.. e. II Ecach, Mar, syie, received every day
fresh from The nursery. at The
ia PIONEER VAPiErY STORE,
Mixers street, 5 doors from Montg .nery. Orovjlle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

Fifteenth Judicial District Convention.
Delegates 10 the Fifteenth judicial District Con-
ven,on will meet at The Court House to day. (slon-
day. July 2Oth.) ats p. NJ. P. FREER.
Chm Central Gem, Butte Co.
J. c. LEWIS,
Chm Cen raj Com. Pluuhs Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
Arrived.

JIM PHELAN, tire nonporeIl fighting man has ar
rived in town. Wonder if h" will 'sel to" The
folks want 10 see what he is made Of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
June %
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY,S


Grand Medical and Surgical Institute.
SACRAMENTO street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa-
cifec Mail steamship CompaDy's Once, San Fran.
CISCO California, established in 1854, the perma-
nenl OF all Private and Chrome Diseases and the
suppression Of uaekery.
Attending ana Resident Physician, ~. CZAP-
KAY, NJ d.. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician to the . tn Regiment OF hon.
veds, Chief SWgeon to the Military lilo. pital OF
Peslh, Hungary, and late Lecturer on Diseases OF
Women and Children"
Communicates strictly confidential.
Consultations, BY letter otherwise. free.
Address l.. }. CZAPkAY. MD.
i'27-3o San Fraacisco. California,
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
Baltimore NTarkets.-From the Daily SUI

of Monday last, we quote as follows:
ToBAcco.-Maryland Tobacco continues III
very active demand and is sold as fast as inspect
ed. The common varieties of Maryland have
still further advanced in price, and the inquiry is
still very brisk at the advance. Ohio has also
been IN good demand, and We had reported sales
of $50 bbIs. at full rates. Kentucky Tobacco is
also IN fair request. We still quote the range of
prices as follows, viz Maryland sound coal-
mon So 5OaS7 .25 good common TO middling.
S7.5OaSs.37 good 10 fine, So. 12asl3.0 BaYs
Tobacco-Tip, S7.s7ass.37; seconds do, slaa
$l3 /; superior, SIT .5OaS25. 30 yellow, S25.5Oa
S32.50. as TO quality. We quote Ohio % fol-
lows Inferior to good common brown, SSas. 50 !;
mddng to good reds, s9al0; good to fine reds
and spanged, S10asI2;good 10 fue yellow, sl5a
$50; fine red segar wrappers l2aSl5. We quote
kentucky Tobacco at llaSl2.50 for Lugs; LA
SI7 for medium Leaf and lSaS20 for Fine The
inspections for the week were 13l hhds. Marv
land, and Of other kinds 342 hhds-tOtal I 1913
hhds. g.
GRAIN AND SEEDs.-Wheai-A fair inquiry
to-day but receipts are very light. Abou: 100
bushels offered on change to-day, and sales of
fair TO good white al l.46aSl SO, prime do. nj
Sl.55 and choice white 81 so. Sales of COOL 20
prime red at l.35as1.39 per buShei. Corn a
good demand, and the prices of yellow ruled high
e.. About 5000 bushels offered on change to-
day, and sales of good TO prime white Il 6la63
cents, and good TO prime yellow Corn at 64H66
cents per bGsheI Rve-Nene Offered on change
to-day. We quote Maryland nominally At 7aa
| 80 cents, and Pennsylvania Rye at sOa55 cents
per bushel. Oats-About 500 bushels offered
on change to-day, and sales Of Virginia at 42a
"A cents, Maryland at 45s47 cents, and Pennsyl-
vania Oats at 4Sa50 cents per bushel. Seed-
Market dull. Sales to-day of % bushels prime
Clovcrseed at So rs per bnshel. We quote sui
Timothy seed at 350as3 rs per bushel. 20 V
- 49,, h,sR nrNF and
for GyIano during the past week. but we have no
change to note in the quotations. Sales of Pera-
Wan GGano are making from store at So per ton
fer the best quality African is selling AZ S35 per
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
NOTICE TOCREDITORS.

NOTICE ~ hereby given Tia, The,
AV subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of ST. Nary'~ county. in
Maryland. letters OF administration on u g
personal estate of GEORGE BEAL.
late OF said county, deceased. Ali per-
sons having claims against the said de-.
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the.
same with :he proper vouchers thereof,
to The subscriber on or before the 2O,h
OF Oct, 1857, otherwise thew may be-
excluded by law trom all benefit of the
said estate. Given urder my hand this
9th day of April 1857.
GEO. w. PEMBROKE.
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
Desperate Characters.-Ry 0nnounc

ment in another column, it will be seen that Gov.
Lyon has rotated DR.. Charles T. J. Cunning
ham, who was coroner in the city of Baltimore,
on, Of Office. The Doctor was passenger on
the Steamer Columbia on her downward trip
from Washington last week, and distinguished
himself ny insulting every body he encountered
on Board. His performances was concluded by
firing a pistol at very worthy and Feaceable
citizen Of our county, who was also n passenger.
the bail passing within a few inches nf his head.
4 companion Of the Observation-Disclosures by
his pistol at another passenger,
also of this county. but the cop did not explode,
and thus possibly the life Of The party aimed at
WAS saved. These coword!y assaults were en-
tirely without provocation, there being no &C
nucintance ard no conversation between the par
tres and our St. AIary's county friends.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
Congressional Cand:dates.-Erery eouu


ty in the district has presented, We helieye, .
candidate for the Congressional nominations, and
some apprehension Is entertained that d;scord
may resu, from this conaic, Of opposing aspirT'
lions. We cannot say that we partake of this
apprehension. We believe that each county in
the district win cheerful!y surrender its prefer
ence when the Convention has spoken, and GU
into the contest with rs much earnesmess as il
its choice was the choice of the marty. This we
believe; but we can speak confidently for Saint
Mary's. She will probably 60 into that Con-
yention with strong preference for one of her
own citizens, but she wal! come out Of il with no
other preference than the preference Of the Com
ve1tien, ard "a; least 500 majority will be the
result O; her vote in November next for the nom
inee, whoever he may he.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

On Saturday. the 4.h inst. Mary D., infan,
daughter of Geo. H. and Mary S. Morgan.
On the morning Of the LIST instant. after a
long and painful illness. in the 33d year OF her
age ELIZABETH GRAVES. wife OF VIM Graves
OF ST. Mary 'scounIy. and daughter of Thomas
and Elizabeth Howell, of Washington. She
was a dutifuldaughter. a kind sister, an affiec-
tionate wife, and fond mother.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
Federal Appointments for st. Mary.

County.-Wiliam II. Brown has been reap
poin,ed by President Buchanan to the Collector
ship of the port of LleweIiynsburg Leonard
TOWN. and james R. Thompson to that of Town
Greek.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
April 9th. 1S5T--4w.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
" subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF, St. Narv's county,. in
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of James 4. Leigh.
late OF said county deceased. All per-
sons having claims against The said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers thereof
to the subscriber on or before the Goth
OF Oct. 1887, otherwise they NAV
De excluded by law from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under INV hand
this 9th day Of April. 1857.
THOS. T. DRURY.
Administrator.
April 9th, 1S57-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

AppOintment.-At meeting Of the Coui'
missioner.' Court on Tuesday t,sr, Fraucis AZ
Goddard, Esq, was appointed Collector Of the
State and County tax for the district Of Chapac0.
John c. Combs was, also, appointed Collector
for the Leonard Town district ut the same time.
The other Collectors are the same as last year.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
e. A RID.
Tn. ROBERT NEALE

h. hOBEKT NEALE having taken
n INTO partnership DR.. Henry Bn.coe. will
con'nue tne practice Of Medicine, Surgery.
ana Midwifery. and begs leave to tender h;s
most grateful acknowledgements to those who
maze honosed HIM with their confidence.
cit the patronage Of all who have $500 81
hohoIed me former with their confidence. and
al DINERS VINO may regard them as worthy OF
taeiT uust. Dr: Nealecan be always found az
Robs~t Grey's Hotel, Chap,ico ySsn ~. a., ,a'
essionally engaged. '" ''o' P'S-
May 9th. iS65--ef.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS

AIUHoAE-h OF WILLS
THE friends OF 10: SPALDiNC; re.,e.,-
,.hY recommend him % the voters Of Sam,
p'~.y eoa1,y as candidate for the Office of
neg's'eF OF Walls al the ensuing election.
FOR SUPERVISOR ~
HENRY l.. GODDARD Is recommend
% 70 The voters ci the Factory ,Iis,r,r, ,s 80
that district. v sH< "'ad IN
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
j 4 OK

JACKS
FERDINAND AND FIRED DOUGLAS.
TERDINAND will stand at Leonard
u Town and FRhD EOUGLAS at
Indian Town. near Chapiico, the present
season Terms $40 payable nv SS, it
paid nv the 1t nf Jmlv, and $50 in-r-
rancr-inSnranc iolle tied IT :hr mare IS
parted with
&c. S.KEY.
April 10Th l257--te<.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

MDY virtue Of two writs of VenditIoni
-@D Exponas, issued out of the Circuit
Court for ST. Mary's county at the suit
of Cornelius Combs also, BY virtue of
one writ OF Fieri FscIas, issued out of the
Circrir Court for st Mary's county at the
suit of Cornelius Combs, against the goods
and chatties, lands aud tenemenis, of
John Frazier. and to me directed, have
seized and taken 10 execution all the
right, title, interest, property, claim and
demand at law md in equity, Of The said
John Frazier, in aud to the following pro-
perry 10 wit: One tract or parcel Of land
called
"HALF ALLOWANCE,
Or by whatever name it may be called,
containing SO acres. more or less. Also,
one 10: and improvements, commonly
called .. --.a
THE STEAM MILL PROPERTY"
or by Whatever name il may be, called.
And ! hereby give notice that on
Thursday. the 7ih day of May next, at
St. InIgoe's Store, in ST Inigoe's dis
trict, between The hours OF 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock, p. NJ, ! will expose
10 public sale, The above-deseribed pro-
perry. go seized and taken in execution
10 the highest bidder for cash.
II. P. GLADSTONE, Sheriff.
Ap. 16. 1s57-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
porter.s Shirt of the Times.-we ow


an apology to the courteous proprietors OF this
super-exceI'ent sporting journsl for not "cknowl-
cdginy sooner the recent of fine colored engrav-
ing Of the celebrated trotting mare, Flora Tenn
nile. presented us, IN common with their subscri-
bers at the expiration of the first volume on the
18th February last Il is the intention of the
- - -. custom, so that the
addition TO the
- - Z I.sES o. 3Stefianing and interest
rg reading matter, will receive in the course OF
the wear some two or three choice and accerta-
bic engravings The esprit is enthusiastically
\ ean,tal raper. Not to speak Gifts undoubtod
excellence. elitoriully and otherwise, the contrl-
buttons ofits admirable correspondent, "Omega, V
are alone worth the subscription price; and no
one, with the slightest dash of humor in his COM
position, can rise from the perusal Of ''John
Beall's Accident" 'John Browns Speculation ="
or the "Lively Village" withoutfuly concidlns
with us in this opinion. (Who is ''omesa"D
So long as i, is marked by its present tone and
conducted with ITS present ability, whether as
exchange or subscriber, we may be counted in
among the llfe-readers Of "Por;er's Spirit. Send
on So TO "Porter's Spirit of the Times" No.
GAG and 34S broadway, New York, and be sure
to lei half the money go for the back numbers Of
the first volume.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHiP.
YEVHE Co-parinership heretofore EXIT
Il ing between Richard s. Peake &
Daniel +. Morgan has this day been dis-
solved by mutual consent. a ii persons
indebtt d TO The firm will make payment
TO d. T. Morgan, 81 Clemeni'> Bay, who
is authorized 10 settle the books.
X. ). Pc AXE,
ID. T. MORGAN.
April Sd. 1887.
April 10th, 1874.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
NOT ICE.

WNHE Subscriber offers his services IN
- the public in the caraci'v "f Arch
itect end Builder. and will. at shor' no-
iice, prepare plans. drawings. Spe"ifra-
tons and esiimates Of COS, 81 bniidirgs.
materials. &C.. sc. IF wood. stone or
brick. CHARGES moderate.
VINCENT rANATTFp.
Leonard Town.
Az. t6-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

Thanks.-Pafrick Kararah, Esq. at the
Steamer Columbia. sends Us regularly nudge;
Of the latest papers, for whIcI--lTanks We
haze thanked and praised Patrick so often that
We have completely exhausted our stock of CRATE
fll expressions and pretty compliments. When
We fall heir to fresh invoice, we shall make it q
point to let Patrick have the first pick. o. Il
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
NEW GOODS.

PALDING s. DCRANT are now
~ opening their Spring supply If new
goods. Full particulars will he crven
hereafter. Ap. rs. 1877.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
NOTICE

NOTICE
"A IL persons indebted to the Snbsc'i- 4
"A her m open accounts ~ notes. are
'eque<t~d 70 settle without dclay.xas. TO
further indulgence Rill he given.
DANIEL r.. MORGAN.
Head OF ST. CIement's Bav.
Ap. 1fs-4t
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

p eAcUeint0t lOT several GAYS,
Be most horrible outrage winch
ted upon tie person Of a young
place on the evening OF the 4lh
w hlle the ianniy OF Daniel Knight,
Esq, highly respectable citizen OF Salem,
We're absent frOm home al temperance
meeting, a large, athletic negro, named Peter
Cloud, knowing that the young lady had
been left alone. went TO the residence of Mr..
Knight, under the prciease o! borrowing a
candle. Receiving tie canGie. the negro told
the yonng lady that h+ was a fortune teller,
snd II she would extend her hand he would
unvel the future 70 her. The Young lady
was alarmed a; his manner, and cried for hep
but before She obtained assistance the Send
Oyerroweyed the young woman and cOnsum.
mated his hellish desires. The popuace
were much incersed. and summary punish
ment was contemplated, bui the authorities
prevented the interference. and the negro Is
now in jail at Salem TIE lady was So
shocked and injured that it is feared she will
moi survive. She is about sixteen years of age
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Ere,iia,g Post says that there are some
funny TeIDTts about the answer OF Chief
Justice fancy to The application of the
.NaIiOuGi hltetigencer for copy Ofhis opin-
Ion IN the bred Scott case. One OF them
is that the Chief Justice. in order apparently
10 administer a slap at the conduct Of his
associates. Curtis and Mclean. IN publishing
their Opinions in advance OF filing rneni.
replied somewhat as follows t
Chief Justice Taney returns his compli
men,s to the editors OF the National lntelll-
gencer. and. IN reply to their request. begs 10
Intern them that he does moi Nepare oPin-
ions for the use Of juvenile debating societies,
or of political newspapers. He would add.
that when his opinion IL hled. II will be pub
lished by the reporter OF the Supreme Court,
who alole has the right Of publishing its de-
cisions.
NEGRO SuFFaAGE.-Both branches of the
Legislature OF New York have passed law
giving 10 negroes. without any property
qualification as heretofore, the right OF Suf-
fraoe in all elections. What the people oil
the North will get nj next, il Is hard to divine
They have expressed in the pulpit, on the
husiirgs. at theihar and through the press
their bitter hostility to the late decision Of the
Supreme Court IN the Died Scou case, and
tbs act of the legislature of New York nray
be construed into conIenpttor that decision
Such people deserve the bitter contempt O
the sworid. -
BopY FoUKD.-The body of SAMUEL
WooD. who was drowned in the neighbor.
hood OF Nottingham Ferry. on the second oil
January last. was found few days ago by
some boys, while fishing. about a mile above
where he was supposed TO have been drown
ed. TIE body was in excellent preservation.
Some of the humane citizens of Nottingham
had his body removed 10 the village, where
anInq0est was held over IL by THOMAS M
ID BApEw. Esq. acting coroner. II was then
d¢iy Planter .adcocGte.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

The friends Of WM. u GODDARD pro-
sen, him 10 the voters of st. News county
rs a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff al the
ensuing election.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
THE BEACON.
LEONARD Town. MD.

MORNING. APRIL ls, las.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

MINISTER TO CHrxA-Tt is stated, that
VIZ. B. REED, Esq, of Philadelphia has
been rendered the mission to Shna. Mr..
Reed was Wing. but mas supported the
Democratic party since the Organization oil
the Know Nothing order. he Is an able and
talented lawyer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16
FOR SHERlET.

April 18th la57--te<.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-04-16

April 18th, 1s5T---ts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
sHERIFF's sALrs.
ss-shsria.s sales ass ON se-sna Pass-4s

-sr..sM,. a.s.. -. =. s~.N,,,s p.~eA~ /
= -.-,.--..
u Tes osjsses. VI POLAND 8 CO~ac IS Ill
TMnr DsfE1eeCouHr} sOWLE WAkp =. - es1ss.
sSs sof Hs~ Ovsssus 10 30 - -. !aS5$S.
4. of New Orleans. co.-Mss ~
~ w M H Iiei:s n se.seTca II ~
y " 80 - - y n ~ III n pSt 80
e.. y,,.~., f.u.v..1 u1cs~t trs,s. n ~ - &c.
2 = ~ NJ Ssfesne 49, = 'sEs- III 6sST Al
n y VTSTTIE ~ srsvsls vavrlfS n II 81 fhSda1
X n
s, q Sissas ~ Il a ssess ~ nssis 81 III srecssS
y tiss 49, ss.stor VI ~ y. iii ~ n
III 49, dsvS n t6i< ~ fbS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
- CELEBRATED stS
GERMAN TIERS,

~ CELEBRATED .t'
GERM BITT ERS,
Prepared by De. @. NJ JACKSON. PHIIApELPHrA, PA.
Will eHectually Cure x .
Liver Compliant Dyspsgsis Jaanece Chronis % or Nervous
arising from 3 disordered Liver or Stomach.
con,n.on Inward Plies FnIlpe Or Blood to the Head
Acy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funessor Weight in The Stomach Som Eruc,aons, Sink
the Head Hurried and difcult Breathing Futtens at the
Heart Cho king sufoca,ing sensations when in lying
p5 IT, Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Preparation
@ the Skin sns Eyss psP in the Side B. sa
Flesh Constant Imagnipgs of Ey and Depression
proprietor calling the attention the public ths
preparation with feeling Of the confidence
it's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which Is
tbs and unred article but that stood the
ssn se b. ns an similar
The testimony In its given by the prominent
d
shed annually by the PROPRIETOR and TO be had gratis Of
remedy really deserving the great celebrity obtained
PRINCIPAL Office and Manufacory No. AIS ARCH street. Phil
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. BY
d3o 1yAW 2l and ISL Charres street
NEysELLL., Ns 1 COTTON scREWs-sIxAIN "A AND \, NINE N.
Of solid metal supply store and for sa,e at the usual
PISS sss smaw SAMUEL Z G5lhass = sls1issr street.
STRAUSS IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
. MILLsA full supply Of q 2s and 20 inch double
and single seaed and 10 in qE GT sss At the nsu
go sm&w 10 Grsvier street.
w s. CHANDLER,
DENTIST,
sgOFFICE and RESIDENCE,
176 Cnrontlelet street,
dag 1ykw of Lafayette
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31


ncipent seated affections Of the Throat Lungs Of
only taken in time hs. these diseases can b
L. Is accustomed 10 deal frankly with his patients
need apply who afraid learn their true condition and
p'sse's easss a1'son Il ssGyss rratuou
RIO THE PUBLIC-oF ALL THE CITIES OF THE
Union, New Orleans is the only which has thus far
% and merit Ths
an
ating patrons Of the musical art,
sss Ssss
talent have the difficulty and Of
'Se Orleans haSs BEEN engaged
upo e
The 5 G oan asateT
Of public for the best musical talent that could be
Since tie Of the present. season continued
condition monetary annhilate
prospects Of the opera New Orleans with largest
NJ e 10
sion which him the heaviest pecunay losses
calls for sympathy and the aid of all the friends Of the
feeling aeepy Interested in the matter and
tsfs ns'Sea 1sco%endas Orleans
sna hs Of VIZ
The Of The opera beyond al doubt at the same time
/; j FoEs,sii, Shss. N waterman. chas. esnois,
4 ai S'sssssser, s T ss,. Sxssase:; \: s'sSsl; '
Hhas Eh oassssu sSsa JOHN JOHN Lewis
h SsRfs %;sss X H. Il s5s.ss Rsss WI R,I Hssasn
4 5,Gss: Hssss dh aFa 2%9ss4 Rsasss N Hs.ss ss,s.
Jas. R.Jennngs ~ sf d29 If
OEEILn5sAIllN's TIIBATER GRAND 7 ToMBoLA- n,5.
ae Of the s n s IF I esR % s
theater:
i Lots Lets s.issa 4 oRsa fssssss Tiff Tier
is Lots s,eond Tier alls.
IS Lots without fixed seais.
All the entrances above designated will be the Of the
o. Ths ,Ss1
gs 0 snS n # on The days cate n IN the
cepiion Of hereditary such extraordinary
S s"ss y fsn ssps aT o ten entrances.
1892 o Of on to Grand Festival Concert by the
Onsi,s iso MINES, s,.E1s 3 ss,s. s,e5 o,, r,rn,,,.
$50 catessardines in OIL Of 100 hf boxes each;
eo eo - pr;. ,, loo ar =
l5So cases Rsd Wine, different brands;
sss Sss sale BY j. vloscA y, 5,n, .,,..,
CoRDIAiaa5ssacoEpIALsn AZ ss,ts,1 sdF'I,. s., ,,,v
l5o Eases escorted Cordias
80 T., Maraschino;
100 boxes MuscAt Wine.
For sale by J. VIOSGA, Jr,,
d2S .s-l-z-..,-. % Cont street,
NT THISNY-2D0 bbls. Royle's Rose, for sale by
" JOSEPH Lands Il CO.,
d2S .-L. 35 Tchonpitoulas street.
bCOHO-lOO bbl- Boyle's 90 per cent proof for sale
IA by JOSEPH Lands CO.,
DIS 33 Tchoupitouas street.
RRANDK-2IOq quarter eighth Cognac,
- Tor sale b JOSEPH LANDS q CO.,
DIS 35 TchoupitouHs street
WHlSkY-250 bbls. and half bbls. old Monongahela
w sale by JOSEPH Lands Il CO.,
d2S 23 rchnupitonlaE street,
- JOSEPH lands r. CO.,
d2S as Fchouptouas street.
IlFTTIGR-20 irkin superior Goshen landing Medi-
IL ator for SIDE by s. WOLFE,
DIS corner of Graver and New Levee streets
CHEESE-50 boxes English Dairy, landing Mediator,
" for sale by y. WOLFF
dS corner Of Gravier and New I.evee Streets
MTHISKY-l0O bbs old Bourbon. and sale by
w S. WOLFE
d2S csrner of Grayier and New Levee streets
RuM-2o pn'rheons JaimaGa in store, for sale e by
o2s corner of Gravier and New Levee streets.