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TRIAL OF TIE CAPTAIN or THE SLAYER ECHO

The Of the captain of the SLAYER Echo taken
up at Boston Saturday the 25th instant Lieut. J.
Bradford of the United States brig Dolphin estihed that
after long chase the 2Sth August no boarded tho
Echo the coast of Cuba and found six eight persons
board. He could not say that the prisoner one.
He asked who the captain when person resembling
the prisoner replied, 81 suppose am The hold OF tho
vessel full Of negroes sent the white persons
board Of the Dolphin and proceeded 10 Charleston where
We delivered 500 negroes to the United States authorities
On being examined the witness stated that II
dark when he went board the brig, but thinks the
prisoner was the first he spoke with. He said he
supposed he the captain but afterwards he denied it,
He very much excited about our raising the English
aag and told him should suspect his being the cap
tain from the interest he appeared to take He replied.
mot at ALL" We found various chests on board the
Echo from the coast of Africa.
Lieutenant Carpenter on being put upon the stand,
testified positively that the prisoner the bar the
man who conyersed with Lieutenant Bradford The piis-
sent board the Dolphin the trunks sent
with him. One afterwards returned not being his
property, but belonging to the Echo M
Doctor Brown, Of the Dolphin the next witness.
He testified that Captain Townsend, of the prisoners
sent board the Dolphin, requested by Captain Maj
fit to see about the surrender of the vessel.
Captain Townsend the collector who said the
Judge away, and he thought the United States
shall would refuse TO take the prisoner without warrant
He afterwards did refuse The Dolphin sailed for Key
West but the captain finding orders for Boston, left for
that port.
Several other witnesses examined, each of whom
identified the prisoner the brought from the Echo
The captains clerk testified that he saw the word
Echo painted the stern of the captured vessel but
underneath thin coat of paint he discovered the words
.Putnan, of New Orleans.
Upon the conclusion of the above testimony the case
was, notion adjourned until Tuesday, 2Stl-tha
question of jurisdiction being held in allegiance.
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The amount OF taxable property in st. Louis Is esti-
mated at S2 100 449 The total taxes real estate are
S6i5,361 ~ and personal property, sil0,7s9 2T--
making total OF $756,l50 90 There nine hundred
and twenty nine slaves in that city.
Another serious burning fluid accident took place at
Concord New Hampshire, the 23d. A little son Of
Mr. Edward Barrett was removing fluid lamp from the
centre table when it exploded and covered him with tho
burning 6nid Hc burnt in the most shocking man
ner and but faint hopes entertained Of his recovery
Another extensive scheme OF forgery Of land warrants
has been discovered in Rochester and the parties have
been arrested. The guilty party s an old man named
Samuel q. Albro, who resided at Whtestown, Oneida
county, for many years and at the time OF the last
was attached to a company from that place, Y v. q
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS
NTOTICE TO TRAVELLERS-NEW ARRANGE
~ uEST WITH " IMPROVED sfTEDII FROM WASH.

ATOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
~ MEsT WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCIEDUI FROM WASH
NGTON DIRECT ALL PARTS or THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA POTOMAC Steamers RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD daily limos from Washington the South
their behs foot Of 9th street.
Passengers by the morning boat obana fine
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours down tho
beautiful passing full view OF Mount Vernon By the
evening they good supper and Of four hours
comfortable bers and arrive In Richmond tmo
with all the for the South and Southwest
great mail conveyed this being Al
miles and 100 ~ loss ralroadng than by any other route
making certain connexions to
FREDERICKSBURG RcMoSp, PEsusnuRo VIRGINIA WELDON
WIINsGros N. CT CHARLESTON s. CT AUGUSTA GA MONTGOMERY
MoBH, Ala NEw oNRASs SOUTHERN
A&.
Also Richmond with the Danyie southside Virginia,
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvilc, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis,
lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta, .
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
through tickets further the route inquire
ofco Pennsylvania avenue
Of Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9th street
GEO. T.. MATTISLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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TTNO LET OR LEASE.--That frst-class boarding
situated the Of Louisiana avenue and s
So long and mvorab occupancy Miss anney The
unequae and the house commodous and well arranged
with large dining room and is
supplied repairs required for its complete
will be Possession given tho LIST day OF October Ap
ply side between 10th and 1lh streets
Towcs No 400 street. betwoen sh and 9th streets
tho premises. E,.
The furniture desired might BIO obtained with the house. p
piled for promptly. 49, ox, e
Also, that SPACIOUS HOUSE AND STORE on
tho Pennsy avenue 9th and 10th streets
Mr. John Mcey The store Is large fronug
and running through street Us CONT
guilty desirable stand Pos
session the lst day Of December.
A lso, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing two
parlors dining and 1ye Chambers pleasantly located in
very position viii not be rented for shorter period Than
year Apply No. 36 street. north side between 10th and lin
streets. ". gatgs
3l--d2w q. [lntel1
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EDUCATION.
4 LExANDRn HIGH scHooL-Tbis institutio,

A LEXANDRIA HIGH SCH00L.-This institution
IN Is select boarding school for young and youth in tho city
Alexandria, Virginia The number OF students continues as in
former years. limited receive tho minute
attention Of the prncpal being his desire 10 combine as far as
practicable the social and moral advantages Of family with the
classification and discipline OF a school,
The principal brings his assistance In the pursuit OF bis poos
the experience twenty years. during which time
he engaged young almost
every section OF the Union
Students themselves at this school for entering any
college the life Especial attention
study philosophy chemistry ard the nahe
macs weas 70 book keeping and the ordinary English
Mneogy geology the application OF chemistry 10 tho arts
taught Of systematically arranged cabinets and
made a part OF regular civil engineering.
philosophy chemls
try astronomy annually delivered in Of all tho
students.
important improvements, both at the school and
dwelling been made such tho erection OF asro
the enlargement OF the laboratory addition
recitation rooms, &c
easy insert OF many well known gentle
residing the United who either have
patrons tho school, but the subscriber deems
this
Circulars win be forwarded application
Sept 26--1md6sw CALEB s. HuLOWE1I-
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The grape crop in the Ohio valley the present year will
not exceed oneffth Of average yield about forty
gallons per Mdew and rot, occasioned by tho un
favorable weather In May and June. have caused the
failure of the vintage In parts Of Tennessee, Georgia.
and North and South Carolina good crops Of grapes have
been gathered the present year
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District Court or the United states for the Dis
trict Of Columbia.

Of America Ibelan Fifteen Boxes Of Medoc
and Ten Baskets OF Champagne Wine, respondents
de II remembered that Philip Barton Key, esq,
United Attorney for the District OF Columbia hath
libel u the District court Of the said District alleging that
November the 1857 fifteen boxes Of Me-
and baskets OF Champagne vino We're imported into the
witt Into Georgetown port In the District Of Co
lunbia schooner called the A. " Bedel
H. Ryder master that the said neen boxes OF
baskets Champagne wine were not described or
manifest ans OF the the said vessel or
required law by which tho same has become
forfeited seized by the collector OF the port
Georgetown All having right title or interest or
and baskets
wine be- the In
Washington tho nrst Monday in Decem
Der perform all such judicial acts
by law required 70 be done In the premises
Test JOHN "A. SMlllf,
Son I6-I4texSun Clerk.
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RATES on ADvERnsING.

make Rquarei longer advertisements
proportion payable
twice viii be charged 87 each
Advertisements week The daily so
per square Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates.
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woman who has tried the yeast made of peach
leaves recommended In the papers says it is the best
thing in the world-to introduce physician into the
family The hydrocyanc acid fonnd 80 abundantly in
the kernel Of the peach evidently has its counterpart in
the leaf and the result Of the atters nse Is maady Of
the most painful description. 81
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l. COLLNGlATE DEPARTMENT., UIs MILITARY CoL-
LEGE.
r BERRIEN LINDSLEY, M. d.. d. D., Chancel-
81 the University and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology
Col b. r. JOHNSON Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor OF Engineering aS #
JAMES HAMILTON, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, and Astronomy.
STEWART Nj Professor Languages and
Literature.
FL TYsSENs, A. N, Professor Of French and Drawing
G. BACKIE M, D., Professor Of Botany and Natural His
tory.
Rev W. HoYTE A. NJ, d. Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical Literature. G
O. X. WINSTON VI, D., Surgeon.
The first the the goth OF
September, and the second term 18th of February. @
Tuition boarding. washing fuel servants attendance and
sOO per atricuaon fee s. Students
qured furnish their rooms, which be done moderate
charge, by rent purchase Engineering French, Spanish Ger
drawing book keeping and fencing each $40 term Of
twenty weeks.
In the collegiate the ancient reputation OF the Uni
rsty for scientific classical scholarship viii be maintained and
the time every facility hoee who desire
partial Besides college there also
preparatory class Students years age will
be admitted @t
BY tho aid military discipline effective goyernment established
and health physical cunre good order aud Industrious habits
promoted.
For catalogues, additional information apply any member Of
the faculty
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
HrEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON Virginia. Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
through Tickets can the great Southwestern Rail
road ONCE pnunyan and Sxthstree Washing
ION on bod OF the Ferry Boat George Page the Once Of
the Orange and Alexandria iailrosd at Alexandria
To Richmond Danvie Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
pv Direct Route Railway Memphis
Ardng greater Expedition Comfort and being 200
shorter by any other route.
Tho Page leaves the foot OF Seventh
at8X O'Clock where passengers
Rmopd carotesye siaunton, White sulphur Springs
stock at for Richmond and all points Southwest
nakng sure and connexions 10 Memphis
3aggagc wagons the avenue
O'Clock, n. mq and 7, p. H.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1871 Washington.
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FT,HE FRENCH LANGUAGE.--The facilities af
forded at the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge Of tho French
equaed by other institution the
city French teachers will Increased tho coming
which viii tho 9th Of September and OF the
will pursued taught through the medium OF the
French than heretofore large majority the pupils speak
the with ucncy The advantages afforded by the soroes
enable who his tolerably good reading know
tho language speak fuent in the OF the winter
Circulars and catalogues be obtained at all the book and music
the institute, 1872 Gasby's Row.
HIRAM CoRS0N, Principal.
t NINE CAROLINE ROIIIN COFsSON,
Aug 81 Vice Principal
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--T The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE VIII as follows;
Leave Alexandria at A. TO- ~ O'clock MI A. and O'Clock,
Leave Washington at o. IL O'clock m; 49, and O'Clock,
The THOMAS CoYER whom the route will opposite
hours. 13 cents.
Whaeys connecting with the Page and Coyer viii
leave the Capitol 18th
the same time the boats leave Alexandria.
June s--eod--u RICHARD WAILACTI President
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II. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

L =. = i y ID, .
soN 1S5Soo seventh annual Of lectures this In
suon win conmence Monday the % Of November and
continue TIL the nrst OF the ensuing March,
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, n. ID Professor Of Anatomy.
BElEN INDSI,Sy, d. Professor Of Chemistry and Phnr
.s
wNsToN, D. Professor Of Maea Medica Medical Ju-
risprudcnce
H. BUCHANAN D., Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and Phys
iology. esS
JOHN WATSON D Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children. st.a s
PAUL EVE D. Professor Principles Practice
gerry
BOWLING IT. d. Protector Institutes and Practice Of Med.
icnc. n tt '.3s
WILLIAM BRIGGS, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and Dcmonsraor
or Anatomy.
The anatomical will be opened for stndo the
day In October, (tbe 5th.)
preliminary lectures free all Students viii be given
o W. PROFESSORS commencing also the first Monday Of October
tsnneee State Hospital under the direction OF tho faculty Is
open 70 the class free Of charge.
lue has been established In with the University
n which operations performed prescribed
tnred upon in the presence o the class
amount q fees for lectures sl05 Nntricuaon fee (pai
onyD W Practical Anatomy, $40 Graduation foo, 825
Good boarding can DO for 50 further
Information or Catalogue apply
W X. BOWLING, VI ID.
Aashyiie, Tenn, Aug. 4, 1858 Dean OF the Faculty.
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LvRoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS

TaROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
n oF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD FALL. ARRANGEMENTS.
daily Sunday from wash
lngton for the West, as follows
it Mail 745, M, Sunday excepted
allowing for breakfast the Relay House, Washing
ton Junction. before proceeding West.
Cincinnati aud ST. Louis Express Conuexon leaves Wash
ngton reaching Cincinnati at s. day, and
connecting directly train for Louisville Cairo and the
for ST. Louis Kansas &c Time from Washington 70
Cincinnati hours, st. Louis only Al hours.
Sd Cncinna indianapolis, Cairo Louis Chicago, and
Nohwestcrn Express leaves daily fxcep Saturday aud snny
p connecting Washington junction Baltimore, leaving
49, To view the grand scenery Of tho
daylight take the b35 and 745, M 445
from Washington.
For Parcrsbnrg the Northwestern Virginia road
$50 trau For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
Through baggage all quarters cvory
other possible facility, viii be found upon this route
Way passengers the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road win leave Washington follows
points between Washington Jancion and Piedmont take the
5.35 T.45, a. traiis
For between Piedmont Wheeling tho IS,
r NJ To with the Frederick train take Tho 3d.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS:
Leave Washington and 745, and $50
445, p. /. On Sunday at 80, }. only.
Baltimore at 430 and 80, and 30 and $50,
Sunday at 4.30, a. m. only,
75 AS trains only will stop at stations and for An
napols Connexions.
Tho 745 800 p M the chief efcouncc,ing for
West, and tho so 7s5 and 33o trains for the East
further Information inquire at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ohcc Washington THOs. ii. PARSONS, Agent.
Aug 10
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THE LARGEST Smrs.rWe annex the tonnage and dimcn-
sions of the five largest vessels which have been built in
this country SO that they can be compared
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special Notice TO subscribers.

Payment for subscriptions be made invariably in advance an
tbo alrays bo discontinued the Gr0d
aibsoribed uuas
tier subscriptions v exIire.
mad The Subscribers and not
OF ia Of the = y e 4
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ENATENSI0N OF THE "NEW BOOK ST0RE.',--
- FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully Informs his friends mud the
uohc that extensive alterations improvements
on he store arc now completed In addition arge
stock o. hs stationery American and European
hc mas established hne art gallery the Of tho
Nn~e DC found the latest novelties and all
oa public reading rom tho leading European journals
Ing regularly received.
fnp having correspondents OF the European cities
prepared 70 execute foreign terms
rom long experience England America confident the
satisfactory execution Of all orders care.
FRANKLIN PfIIP
Bookseller aud Stationer,
Augs-H 932 Penn nv between OH and lo,h sIee,s
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MISS BROOKES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
vA Boarding Day School, Seven Buildings No 1873 Pennsyl
avenue Washington O. Tho duties OF this establishments
viii be Monday September 49, 1858 Circulars to be OBJ
tained OF the Principal aud at the bookstores Hs &
July 3tawtr1ucsThurs&Sat
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ORGAN BUILDER.--The subscriber will build,
tune repair short notice. and on the most reason
ablo terms Second organs hand call Is invited.
. #EF @ a.E ]. r. BARBER,
Sep l1--2ws No 4S9 Tenth street.
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SST. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 40s, 18th street, be-
- and streets, Washington D. G. Dr. L. j. Draper prn
cpal
School will tho frat Monday in September next For
inquire or the Principal the school room after
the of September Of Rev L. @ s. wadron st. Matthew
Church Aug. ~
MFRS. KINGSFORD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lNl LADIES No 4I5 street Washington C-Ihe exercises
will e resumed October l. 1858 Circulars, including
terms &C. will be furnished application TO the above ad
Dress July l3--3awtoctl
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Feet long.

Apropos Of dimensions, the following figures show
the sizes of the great public halls of Great Britain
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University Of Nashville.

l. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT., OR MILITARY COL
LEGE.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
~ All tho Medical Text Books used in tho Colleges Of Washington
students the lowest prices by
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller and Srioncr,
Sen 2s 332 Penn. nv bot 9th and 10th streets
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VNTANTED.--A number of good stone-cutters are
wv wanted Conowngo Bridge Hartford ooun
ty, Maryland, to whom liberal wages will be paid - ,
Aug 2S--d1m Hhiis BlAChs.
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KEY WEST CoRREspoNpENCE,

KEY WEST, May 10, 1858.
The United States Marshal took possession Of the
material and stores Of an unknown ship, lost of
Hilebnr lnletin March, and brought to this port in
two wrcckng vessels on the 2eth inst and sold them
by suction the same day for the sum Of 81 1877 So.
The ship was no doubt the Admiral saultzeman, Of
ROTTERDAM, Capt. Won Eyck, from Havana for Hol'
land and lost March 10th. The captain aud crew
were rescued oy the steamer Daniel Webster, March
zAtll' and taken 70 Havana.
The ship Suffolk, Capt Field, from Boston, on the
zoin ut sne was sent OUT 70 take the cargo OF the
ship Richmond, AZ tins port In distress, bound to
Boston, put unable 70 continue her voyage on account
q INJURIES received WINE ashore on the Bahama
i'ahAs W Mas'n ias'' Inc SUFFOLK VIII DC detained
mere un'ii 'he zV'n'
Inc Dark y. / oaaner, NICHOLS chartered at
havana % 'aAe 70 Boston tne wet cotton saved from
'ne sup hochahu' sailed ior inat port on the 18TH
wild soo pa'es
ing ionow'hs are inc arrivals ana departures ior
inc ioi'nisn''
Arrived Apru zo'n--bng Geo. Harris, French,
rhaaeipn'a
apr, zo'n-1r,s Massna nli, Dunneils' PENSACOLA
Apr, 4o'n--snp suno'h, REID Boston.
Ape'' zs'n SCHOONER raymond, Latham, New
YORK.
April oven-o-s. schooner fiorlda Lieut.. Wesscott,
Havana
April 3Dth-SchO0ner Elizabeth English English
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THEOLOGICAL CoNvENrIoS.--In accordance with
resolution passed at the last meeting Of the South
Baptist Biennial Convention, held in louisville.
Southern Baptist Theological Convention was held at
Greenyille, S. G., week before last. A number Of
delegates were present, representing nearly all the
Southern States. It was resolved TO establish a
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Greenye,
the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars having been
secured and pledged for that parpose from the Pal
metio State. The other hundred thousand dollars
Is 70 be raised by other southern States aud the Rev
A. N. Poadexier, OF Virginia, was appointed TO ac-
comphsh the object
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
G OINS' APE u NJ
Office, No. II Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepara
ton to the public remedy Of great value for variety Of
very troublesome aud dangerous Diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend in all Cutneons Diseases Of the
Skim for Badness DandI u In the Hair Dorgarson OF the
Digestive Organs, Chi ard Fever Bilious Chseres and In
ermitten Fever Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully i. the attention OF the public
the following certificates from persons living IN this city:
New Orleans, January 20 1853.
N. B. Gons-Dear Sir On my return from Apinwa in July
last had attack Of Cbagres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without effect Induced Try
your "Kaperapeum Fover and Ague Tonic happy
say that although months since took
dose, have been troubled with chill since aud have
every believe that medicine has had effect Of
rely removing the disease from my system therefore
affords pleasure recommend valuable medi.
cine. Respectfully yoars,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans, La
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Lea y Esersiss'
ESTERSHJRE AUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propeo Of Eating Houses
Caterers Clubs Hessroos AID Private Families com
raended to trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce. This condment by It's merits has high
rank pleasant palatable and wholesome Sauce appi-
cable TO soup ash BIO, ana cold eat etc. etc. IL
tensively used In all quarters Of the Eisbs
The imitaiions both sides Of the AtsntIe
speak loudly Of it's mer fact received the only
Medal awarded to foreign New Exhibition
the estimation in which by hose selected With
special reference their ability Judge Of qusy
lar articles Of table And being the popular
the Market unprncpied parties offering for sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling o. LIZA PERRINsv
only Propretors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock alwsysin store. Asoorders received for direct ship
ment from England fr
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.