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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08
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PIsaLADELPI "A, Mondeg, Sept. :, 1870.
Tie Corore-s Jury rendered tha following VeraS'
n this cai e at a late hocs last nisit'
"Th.t sait. John Il. Edwards aad. VIM. Donnsty
cane To- the:r death 1ya collision with the expsass
train 81, tho Camden and AtlaSt.c Railroad leaving
Cooper poist, City Of Camden, at a. O'Clock on
the az erroon Of tha 18th of September, AID '.eght
train Ieay;os Atlantic City at oclCck, bali an hour
Later thsa time prescribed 81 the regulations Of the
road for ,tartng from that Pace. Colsion took place
On >aid road about half a nile below White Horse
Ss tor. 10 Gambia County, and the cause 0. collision
ia ira .ei by tho evidence ssore the jury to DC IN the
negl at ard Disregard Of duty by Robert a. Tatte,
cor egctor Of the above named freight train and that
G, sree T. Brooks eDs!sser of same traio is likewise
c ss.Urable and further, that the Company through
iAer agent VIM. Marshall is highly ceusaIebe tor no.
beirg particular in enforcing time rales Oh SAID
pcad
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Tie Auditing Committee add that they spprove
the esn ate reduced by them and submit the
10 tie Supervisors. The report was on motion referred
to the Comp'ittee on Annual Taxes.
BHs far Fr'tRdirg T0x B2ois
AID. WILSON offered a resolution that the Controller
BE- directed 10 pay tie Clerks for extending the Tax in
Il Tx Books OF tie several Wards for the year 1851
AZ II g rate e two nts per line.
AID. TUCKER opposed this as too high rate. One
till--ttat Of Alfred Cooper-had just been presented
nj TIE rate Of a cent aud a half line. Yhe latter
rat, Ee thought liberal. II was what paid last
year auG Mr.. Cooper, an honest man. did not wish
f. claim aTy more. lie AID. Tucker had n 4oze n
tIf licants f the wrngup Of his book and he eOuld
ctt tfouaud to do the work for cent line.
He could not understand this move. unless that
tc give some Of the Supervisors - per cent each on
,he hills rendered for The work.
Ald. McSrEpON said that he was not afraid to own
that he directly interested in the bill tor writing up
the tex book which would come III from his w lr1i.
The city paid the Supervisors no sallry and "a the
wo,k e. done under their direction ard supervision
hc thought ihey were justified in getting some pay in
tbs way.
AID. TyCKfR said he was estorishcd at such an od-
nisitu from AID McSpedOn-that, rs Supervisor, he
was wiling iudr city 10 take money from the Urea sgry
which he could not obtain directly. He was sorry that
such an exhibition should be made for the palh sum
Of 80 ard eIie ded that it had avery dishonest ook
A'd McSPED9s was Indignant at AID It's remarks.
!,s would give Aid. Tucker TO understand that he
would not suffer such language about him. He would
maintain ard i3bt for his rights.
Eld. TUCKER proceeded to speak o.. the subject to
some extent ana was followed by AID BIrNr, who
also opposed the measure. The resolution was n1ay
adopted.
Als.r the reference of some papers, the Board ad
iouusd t. Monday next at 4 p. III.
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Of the pate undsr this vfne'e ;, o large tgl'* )
At the fLd Of 6eue n"i quits ~ large a. the
o,b,r Az the riot upper corner Is ship under sat
n circle. Over Tie circle Is the word Three. and
u,d,r tie rce is tie feuIe >, with the word Three
,c,os.t figure. Tie words State of New Jersey"
ore scross the tcp Of tie bill The name Of John
Gdi h. President, L. too much like scOPy-pl4te egGa
ture. The genuine is much coarser aud heavier
These bills ere dated sept. l. 1857. The words ma.
son CAM. Bank eye like those On the genuine bll.
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7ERRfBLE PEOT ALONG BALTIMORE
iiEf Mn .SElfRAL MIN SHOT.

T,sr The Paiiiea,l 81.

Il
On Saturday night. between II and O'Clock. q 4.
| y-,.ftIy 81 .ie Irred ELglst Hoass, On Liberty
effect gr, TIC seecS Of nt-l sSnguiutry COLAct tc
tween the NIX 'rxls ard adhercn's of hat company
and The Morpt y,yron Heck and LADDER and was5
| rgtcn Hsse Com vsnits. Ii appears that O. tie
iCu,s Asltd ihs / eli e the Cn.ted loudly rang,
nd tie siroke ld;cs ing fire in the pegnbolhood.
,he ehcye ,rniues tni 9wi.h their apparatus sud
in'ts, direction wbe the apparatus OF the n'sed ran
in er"'h'r attended - e ~ members.
The VI sshinetos Hoss had projected sP Howard
street Ter ID Camden 81 tet, when, ts they aP-
proacL'd opposite house al b'e the co'ntr Known
os lie t'i'Cd Glib, and KEEP. by swoman named
tiynp heen 10 twerty shots ere fired at the rse<
by amber Of yersons eo,ceasd il the cab, and from
ihs toi Of tie National iict0 Saloon and Other places
FU intmer' the disclae;s Of guns end pistols were
,u.lous and beng directed at the eel, resulted ~
th- wpundrg of the ,OCwisg members, sonne oi neW
seriously Amanusi Be ringer, ball throu 20 the tn@h
JOIN T. iIensick shot with tr'o balls In oe otch and
wCs-d. In the leg: bis WOUNDS are sev, rei IhnP
Crst, wounded in tie leg and n oh with o'h--not
join :. Plant ehot through the eat or hessy pan OF
tie ,st leg; Srfers were very slightly won 0aea ~
small shot ard several ounce bal>1rrek m tie ~S0u
work Jftte reel
Messwtae the Noun, vernon Pcok ssd !. staer
truck had descend VI bt ty street 10 its stese Noa
with Howsrc street, and engaged in r dspsEs'e xet
with another patty station, ,pon the suneIs 10 ns
al pisoh we're hdiscriniI asly fired, asd tells tie
was shct (. be head With BAL and it - supposed ia
tally lie lives In Ca.ps neIs alley, and is attended
BY DE- Bull who removed the bal Yesterday iSvs
Buns wour I'D in The ~. Joseph GifsNt, sho' IN
lie neck and ear,
These amost sinultapcous ana bloody naGcontres
Gre t creates, Consideration !, the neeaA oroood
xrl ze dyirs bah frequently sttissg IN th- y ndows
of the houses noded 10 alarm of the IN mates.
while the te, ME wells Of the COMPLAINTS shCcA a the
q .he. y xe still IN ibieht.
Frnlly the be ngercnt companies were srpm -a,cd
aud mt TO their quarters ana quiet vas res'or d 70
The TrishboIhood. 4 number Of arrests werp = 'nds
,lnti ", the melee. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08
T,MNAxY KAIr.-The Cooper COMMITTEES met yes.
terdsy eycniI. Z, and, after An ntelmhab!e number %
.wbsreases, recitirg tina history Of the Tammany
tr,u',le. nag ed the following resolutions:

R,.,r,,d Tat tbs Comi:sse bsyDg been ',en upon
n bsf. a. tie representative Of The hole Dsmocrs
,a,,v and having aiding such Pfe~inencr
"a 49, r,,ns 10 reconcile those wie nnieaOnSby COM
20 ";,jsion viii N To- hal skTcs to abandoa
49,. J, on the hgh yrosnd Of reod - gsTy ssai.
which charge, either ol insuH'cesy "a ""Nsi~'h'
pcs IDLY b. made. . , g. ,,v and an.
no continued tkerui6lycs As ssper9t, o'lsoh a. -
ns,osyse party cany claim bold az tsfs up ar
iion - tLe Demoorac State Convssor NE rely ae
c % &c upon the eisdcm and yascs Of Inst boo. 20 ~
~ 'ttr according tie Teluirensnv Of ieespL
,s,ir 81 GOOD faith aid the beb mt crest. OF 'n'
IaTy -, -. -, "A s,o,, the sevesl Die
,,irt. having raised al yosis of III. ocatlc
edne De e:otc IN pusUalce Il bs cay s list the fo-
state Conn iitec tis Commune b,feoS y am boxed rep
loirE .ti,"ns - Denoc.icT Il this city to tho Den'ea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

Omar WHEAT CFoP.-71e 81 Peal A"S ESQ., e., %
says, on sixty of land in the epor o"1
Mrnesota there saised tins Sc ~, -, inv m.bels
yS e 81 at1e '' he ss.n /. Of s finest and qeaysst
queity. actually Shrg fosf o. hye TIC erSe
10 he bushe st.sp he s'sLdifa ", i. ~ =; III, r, r.
y T1 A sE wss toosshy atsd, Waters e'
Las 70 tNtet w IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

GfEAr FAIR At sr. Louisville second aanua
fsir Of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanics
Association will be held in that city, commencing sept
%, ari continuing elk days. The Association nus
spared neither pains expense 10 their prepa,aiD'
f tbs foir >Oo,o0O having already been lad QUIZ
ard preseut indications lead Us to an'i''pfe "'''
brilliant and successful exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

Tsx CRoPs ~ KANSAS are looking up after our late
aims. People who were g.nsing TO think that Men
"a, vas giy country have o,w concluded that eau
,sp Ltre People Just frcls the East ara easily ah,
ercd. AID we have beMd many Of them say ths' me
.han always have poor srUps ard d.y weather ,s
DroulLs occur eycIyvtsre, and CID sesi9eL. AMI
fots which .cok very uDprola';ipg ipI ~ ~ hi
scc will giye .asoiuIn yicd. SOD G 70 sn I'D in
Pota,cof aye C..onips and setGig aaS ne. Sot..o.
souLe sIIvais starting u, W ,nsrshie yid
cmd Az ne '1Tas sSd csas gaay s TN an
AvSIGae, lDAH'sS''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

Thomas II. HoLr If Kentucky, 1t S currently re-
ported. has beer pitched on by Pr sident Buchanan
for Con,;. so.er Of Patents vice Charles Mason, re-
lied. Mr.. Hol, made good political speech SO ae
,s.,. AGO and a fair canvass FOX Congress aga as,
Uru,I rev Msr.Lsu in the late Election. He . 3
LAWYER, sId has EvoG fu.sheg souiS'
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

new ballet called "Acalista" was last night played
before crowded audience. Sgnorina Rolla performed
che principal part which gave occasion for the intro
duction Of number of entirely original dances, which
were in several instances encored. She was assisted
by the ballet company, all of whom were well re-
god
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pOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSpAr, Sept. Cosntg GIcrFs BN;--A bill of
r~xrenses attending his office, keepr ., minutes OF
IA T'rcxrR moyed stould lay or ''.le table.
Ala. MoCosSFLI, m rove ina, / e. paid. ,r.
..n1csiy r Gaze Of ib!; biO, when Ia q .im was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

L.: sccou panied viii e. ..Fitlvit, be sCr. to Com
Iniiiee for eIarifstioD.
Aid McSPrDos sid it was ucnecessary for bill
from The County Clerk or sry other city office
who had taken tie cath Of Office, to swear to hr
bil-, ard urged that the claim be o-dt~ed psid
Al6. TrcErR conteLded that such bills should al
70 Ccniuit'ee; If not, what use had thelDsard fol
tltu rfsntirg C"nmitieesl
Tie bill was titaliy audit sad allowed
7hc Estimate ri PoiicC E. s.7scs-The " Auditing
C.mnilt.e, organized under Sire 4;th sectssu OF tho
Metropolitan Police Act, reported 10 this Bocrd that
hfy ted meeting ct the utics of the Poli,c Com
ui,solers On the Revised Estn ate when the f,I,ow
ICY men here present. james Steers, Presi4eut
e The Supervisors az New-York; David Lindsay
prcsdsbt Of the Supervisors of Kiu-e County; sam
u, Barton, Richmond County; A. G. PTngp Contr,l
le, of Sew YoIk; ard Vim. b. Lewis, Controller Of
Brooklyp.
The estfaate of The Commissioners of he amounts
Necessary for the support OF the Metrop Sitan Police
force for the ensuing yeay were considered. The
euT,s considered requisite are As follows:
G-rsral expenses fuel Isn't, pay q Coramissio--v
Treasurer G n,sai supt and cors.nsencies. - 40
The bssi- of distribution Of the general c1pense,
~ frr upon the valuation Ut the taxable rrcprty
in the several counties within tire Metropolitan p;;
trc. as annexed, in tie year 1850. viz:
s.xvo,, s sArs "a q, Amt ;, 9 =, To- <;
hinrs CO l0l 80 G53 4O3il
RicLnohd co......",............ sGTs5?i IS 81
Totsl............:.......... s36,l55Vo
Comfy Il Ner.Yoik fer the purpose ol .ftsy-
ina the expenses of Police within said Co,n.
iy i...... +ssO1O %.
Portion Il gel era xpenses........."... 2Jf7S %
............:.....:.......,. S8ss5f 60
Pay Of cfser. sss 900 90
Potion OF general expcu'es......,...."... 4O6s u
r,,,, e9loec, =,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATER PROOF
CEMENT Rl0FING,

TTNHF undersigned prepared to introduce into 10
TennPss w. =. CHILDS CO.'S PATENT ELIAS
TIC FIR. AND WATER-PRODg CEMENT ROOFING, and
ask attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
ptne, aad the public TO its superiority other
Roohnr.
ARC HITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Rlg, IL is better ana che tper than any
thing The tteral forms hard and smooth
climate IL II impsrVoUs N waer, elast c, and flexible.
II and wi the changes Of the
phere, and will neither crack ro and, to
it, fufahii y, there Is 0 qleston.
Il practically imprsh 4be anc will perfec fully resis
ordinary external exposure 20 fire. As is ab1udanty
proved, ant will warrant l. W 'ter-prOof We will en-
gage put Roofing on over ordinary good heathng
old shin es tar 'nd gravel tin copper iron roofs
1t making no difference how steep or hAt they may be
for dollars per hundred square feet being far
cheaper than any Root Of the old style, and it
will i've better satisfaction.
will also be found be the best ming nvente 10
mend d esky TIA, an gravel roof, around
chimneY scute dOrnar Windows and CATERS where the
tin is through This Cement can be put to last
long One, and form perfect adh eson to OBJ
ject which Il applied Tin Roots be nted
(an9 warranted 10 le kD az liars and fifty cents
per hundred square feet which cheaper and mu bet
ter than paint This koong will be Ound TO be the best
theng fr large Roofs where they exposed TO
hr Mills, Saw Nj Is, Factories, ilrOad
Cars, BRIDGES pts station Houses Decks,
posure from fire. ths Roof is perfect, without joint
in IT, presrn chance for fire 10 communicate, and any
lighl sub tsnOe will burn out without igniting
- Insurance Ohcss at Cincinnati, and other places
where Child Co.'S lent has been used insure Bud
ings with Roofs red With this Cement, at the
rates as Tor those covtre with iron, Copper Tin
~ The Gene Il all be furnished 70 those al distance
with d-ec IONS for using
Es- Urders the undergued, through the Post
ofhce, vii be promptly atte lded 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08
NEW AND IMPORTANT
Triesemar No. 1. 2. and 3.

! or MhDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
! per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, ard 3.
Thus protecting the public again INIT ,TIoSs-whch ar,
liable the severes penalties courts oflaw award.
DR.H.A.B BARROW. Member ofthe Imperial College O.
IL Vienna, ant Royal College Of Surgeons, London may
personally consule at his resd 157 Prince
ew 10 ks vest Of Broadwavl New YORK. from II in the
morning Til and from till in the evening, Sunday,
excepted,) unless by special appointment.
TRIEsFMAR No l, IS the Remedy for RELATION,
SPERMATORRHRA and all the distressing consequences
arising cary abuse indiscrini excess long
residence n bot cnates i has invgoraed restored
% peri CT health thousands Of the del tated who
n he enjoyment of all the Func ions Of Manhood; and
whatever may he the CAUSEl., every DISQUALIFICA-
TION for MARRIAGE is efectuaIy subdued by this Won
derful uiscoyeryl
TRIESEMAR No II; completely and entirely eradicates
an OF GOnor hel, both in its mild and aggravated
forms elects, strict r. LIMITATION Of the Aad Ter,
the Urine Pains Of the Lons and Kidneys, and
those disorders where Copava and Cub, bs have long
thou andot the ruin Of the health OF
portion Of he populfron.
TRIEsEMAR, No HIS the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis ami ary symptoms 1t also constitutes
certain scuryey, Scrnfua and all impurities from
the vital stream aoge her to eradicate the virus Of
disc ae and fsng Remedy for that class Of dis
orders which unfortunately the English ply can treats
with Mercury the inevitable destruction Of the patients
constitu Ton, and ch all the Sarsapara in the world
TR!EsEMAR No l. and 3, are prepared in the form Of
lozenge devoid Of taste smell and can be carried in the
waiscOat pocket Ndin tin case, and divided into
dOses admIns Ted by Vslpeau, La I'm IN, Koux Ri
cord &C. &c. Price each, in for 80
which So; and in vi whereby there is saving
OF 80.
special arranV Vemens Nvng been made with the
Exprerses the nine doa Ncas Of r esemar and the arg
er :, frwaried by Or Bar ow, carriage nd
diately receiving t3nce, OF the world
securely packed and adre we'd according the instructions
writer thu securing the public genuine European
preparations, ani reCtuaA projecting Them from spur
Gus perncious INIT tions. e three dollar
usual, hut not free 81 ufctrriage.
To had alsa from Dr. Barr w. that beautifully ustrat-
ed and ,pu ar work. "HUMAN FRATLTY, or PHYSIOLO-
GICAL RESEARCHES" Il de srbes in a clear and lucid
manner and effects OF diseases above
ated with instructions for their Ter treatment and
Price 25 cents Sent free 10 any address.
Address DR. BARROW, 157 Prree Street, (few blocks
west Of Broadway New York. nov5-lydv.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

l Because it is the ouly Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
, II is very simple and is Gever liable to get
out Of order.
Itnakesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
IL sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired.
6 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided:
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change of spools, to all
varieties If work.
The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, aud common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
Thousand FIVE hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, SO that il is free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
ii The stitches made 10y this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine
The price Of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from $75 10 $50: an additional
charge of so only is made or each machine
over New YORK prices at office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of importation, &c, to Nash
vile. Z. Il. BROCKWAY. Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices Of these Machines range from
TO $3.50. Ma ch 25-tf
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
ITO BE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
3,3O5 prizes amountingto 600
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Quarters S2.5C

3.3O5 prizes amountingto Instrumentation OO(
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves SIS; Quarters S25
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 10000, corresponding with thost
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of
encirced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The rst 967 Prizes similarly printed and encircled
The wheels are then revolved and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and at the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The Number end Prize
drawn ont opened and exhibited to the audience and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until ali the prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers those
drawing the first - Prizes will be entedto the As Approx
imation Prizes For example: if Ticket No. 125' draws
th $50 600 prize, those tickets numbered 1124S 1929
2Sl lI252 will each be enti led to S225 II Ticket No
$50 draws the $40 600 PRICE those tickets numbered 54
$40, $751; 552 viii each be entitled $500, and so on sc
cording to the above scheme
The 5000 Prizes Of 8 20 will be determined by the
ast figure Of the Number that draws the Prize
For example, If the Number drawing the 900 Prize
With No. then all the Tickets where the number ends in
will be entitled to 500 the Number ends with No 2,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled to $2O, and so to 0.
Certificates Packages will be sold the following rates.
which is the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
"A a, ~ nan ...'.'.'.'.' ~
a. ~ Quarter ............' ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money to address for the tick ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall
purchasers have tickets ending any 6gure they
designate
Thelst Of drawn numbers prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers win please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is lrswn, and yablen
full without deduction.
All Prizes 900 and under paidimmedis tely afte
the drawingoher prizes the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
&. SWAN co Atlanta Ga,
s. SWAN CO., Montgomery Ala,
or, z. STEAISTIEN, Agent,
Box No. 3. Nashville p o.
e list OF the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each entitled will
be published after drawing, in the following papers,
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register harestOn Standard
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Integencer York Weekly
Day Book, Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dis
patch. NAV 26-tt
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C,
Is w. GERRY,
203 Canal ST, and 719 Broadway, N. Y.

(ESta bliShed 1SO4.)
IMPORTERS AND DEAL9RS ~ FIRST QUALITI
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Offer to Il e TRADE HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who choice in their taste, and desire
genuine articles large variety of
TEAS-GREEN AND BLACK, S0UCHaNG, POUCHONG,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OOLONG, IMPERIAL HYSON,
GUNPoWDER, YOUNG HYsoN, &C., in che. is andhali
chests, &C.
COFFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high AIDES, in original packages, demi'
Johns, ma gnums and hotties.
BARTON ard GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES Moet Il th handons Cabinet Impl Verzenay
Do Heidseck G Munm's, do do do
LQU0RS-Brands RUNS, Whisky, Gin Arrack, A6sinthe,
Kirsch &c, &C. in original yackages, also, Curacao,
Mlroschno, Anisette, NOyeau Bitters, &c
MALT LIQUORS London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
iish ALES.
CIGARS--A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES -ENGLISi II and FRENCH.
SAUCES For Fish, Currie, Game, &c.
C4EESE-STIi TON, CTIEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA
PRINCE ALBERT P RMESAN, GRUYERE. SAPSAGO,
Dutch and AMERICAN
sUGARS-L LOAF CRUSHED, PULvERIZED, St. CRoIX,
&C, IN bblS aud half barrels.
HAMS WESrPHALIA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE. SPERM, and WHALE
e4y- Our Liquors warranted unadulterated, and
of our Importation. feb6-tiV
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Painting Establishment.

DUILDERs Honseholders 4c requested to take DO
ID ce that the undersgHed having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the Of competent
w0rknen, ID nov prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line Of his vocation n al is various brsnches
In he department Of HOUSE PAISTiNG the subscriber
4 prepared 20 execute sh the greatest pFnptaess al
contracts however large which ay be tsadered n stye
and upon which eannot tAi 70 give satsfscsan.
He - also prepared 10 execate AL manner Of siGS AND
ORNAMENTAL PAIN rtSd, 6RAlNtNG AND MA RHLING
having In that department seesFsd the services u The
expert and expeneneed Artisss.
The Subscriber request having ucrk Ia hs
hns 10 give him cali before making nna Arrangements.
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No. @ unon "a, between Cherry aud sanmsg.