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- M. KRAUSER,
NJ Wholesale RETAIL
DEALER IN ANTHRACITE COAL,
From the very best mines in Pennsylvania.
YARD-North street, opposite N. c. r. r. Depot.
0PFIcE-31h South street.
RS-2 240 lbs. to the ton given in all s22tf
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IN k1NDLING WOOD
am preparing my wharf, by steam power,
SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD which |
will sell and deliver free of charge TEN PER CENT
less than any dealer in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
- Park and Fayette streets.
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ARMS fOH KEN 1.-Two Farms Tor
n Rent; Farm No. l. 223 the water. raises
the earliest vegetables of farm in the State there
about 100 acres cleared y miles OF shore Farm No .
55b acres, good improvements large Barn and Stable
with very large Peach Orchard in full bearing
in great abundance with all kinds fruit this farm also
runs to the water and has shore of miles, there
IS good fishing shore This land good there
25OO bushels OF lime put upon it and there is now up
wards OF 800 loads of stable manure delivered and now
in the yard The stock will be rented the farm to
good and responsible tenants the will be reasonable
! Apply immediately to Il. W. RASIN.
oc22-u No 81 Fayette Str
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ST. CATHARINE'S.

IT w.
:, ~.
Cdsodd Hat7snq Ftdces-ihe Coose h1cueme@-f "*"
Rejcscing-A Vir0in Mothcr-Queer Case of Alb
r;,;t.rs a, ~ (,abnr,ass Dc
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Your omnipfesen' correspondents na'o soauy is'o'ou
your readers with much interesting Information In relA
,,o a., mi, ,acs ,ub,cb ia destined t assume hizh posi-
- - 80 -. 1000 =, ,,o cour,,v
non s"ss INC ne@.n '~'o'ins i'so' =" '1o NO-A.
No greater evidence OF the value ana ncreasng popularity
NJ thu ,neysl water of this pa sc IA needed than is afford
-. -.-..,,,, a. .,.,, ,or An. cr,. NJ
% " u'e ho"oe' no" ie'oi"s :" NAoN' wv '0 ~
many OF the "ilIs which flesh rs heir to-
The srpest ana m st roomy house in the place is now
:. -, . :, -. -. =.
run ano, unaei ne VI s Piese" ss7oe'
true travellers nome .,
me heves' eIcmcns no.r n % a1 as1 h,, 'o.e
siaPn cAo'e IN I aS hu 80 =! puoI pa
cAmssoo noo.y. hns pss III ~ T'sa $50 s"'1a
csnnon were oscnsfkSu snd oei" sns .nIou w ue
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Ano ~ ~ oosook osPlsy " ..ew%G Wa oy VI
ge1efs reocns, anu mS,e ouse.seu ssa 1on
Gays Usually Me. ruone x:momenS ocSuf 20 souom
nefe tnat snynmg 0.oa'sd 70 ssouse ne Pa.i,ossM,
punne spr" or .. me caLsns o. Sn ms
quies piaco oxSs - Wou1ct .os euo III yeIrou VI
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rss. Icasc:i hacs, and al oahsr parts q the ss iss
% seaecs onS pay tAsr neaL That bill Of abomAa-
uoGs ms and viii be repealed u the ensuing session
I nne y every part Of The STATE among democrats
strong aed feeling favor os fellow
citizen Daniel Dickinsoo, Tor tho Presidency iSes
NO ono hougnt OF for that successful for thsk
high post but that firm and incorruptble patriot Dckia
son. In the democratic ranks he has ever sosd faithful
among the faithleD- He has stood drm aud true 70 hs
party and 70 bis country when othe have faitered o.
fallen. The noble old Roman 10 where he has always
boentrue 70 his party TO the State to the UuIoa ana
oil their cherished and valued Institutions The ps2rots
and lovers Of union sad the Constitution, every
where North and South, East aud West, have n
unshaken confidence tn the man and his principles
He can carry, In the canvass, the whole South NJ
Middle, Western and many Of the Northern sssss.
h. and he Alone must be the standard bearer Of the do
mouracy In 1850 Depend upon this is the aetllsd con
viction of the democracy Of the Empire State.
AS your readers aware the interest and enthusiasm
excited BY the OF the successful laying Of the Allan
tic telegraph universal throughout the entire we
No enterprise Of tho practical application OF science 70
noble object either ancient or modern can DO compared
With this and In IL conception, and through oil s phases
Of progress, Il is emphAticaly American. We
now say In truth universa education, "stesm power
and the teesraph triune lever, American ALL destined
10 revouscoize the world God speed ts contamination
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OUR SUMMER RESORTS.
THE CATsKILLS.

OUR PRATrsvILLx CORRESPONDENCE
PRarrsymIx, August "a, 1858.
Hoe 10 CT to Prat.sriue-7he Scenery the Roae-7he
Place for tie People-CAeap Comfort, dc.
At i've O'Clock alternate days, ct the foot OF Frank
LIN street. the steamboat CAtsk starts FOR CAskl on 'e
Hudson river, direct, arriving about daylight the nsn
day. The recommendations this boat exceedingly
comfortable cheap You then take the Stage ana pass
through thirty miles Of some Of the most lovely
sceus~y that God has blessed this world with aud arrive
NJ this place about O'Clock n am thus particular
In explaining this route because there are 60 many sem
slble families Of moderate means who love tho country
for the country and care the display Of fash
ioosse watering places, capable Of enjoying the fine
mountain and valley views that haunt This region.
The very best plain, wholesome board be obtained
here very reasonable and daily draughG OF mountain air
giving YOU sesy appetite for tho very fresh vegetables
and mountain lamb thrown In grataiousiy Do not
be frightened The Ateness OF the season. for you love
the peculiar beauty Of American autumn scenery those
with coors bright for the brush pen TO depict and
mus, be by the eye only 70 DO fully appreciated
Although the village has lost much OF its material i'm
porsapoe s retains arcusu, al interest that ap-
pears be growing into consequence The farmers here
and west Of this place growing hops quite extensively
but they tell thst the crop will be quite poor compared
with other seasons.
We have the most beautiful drives and walks in almost
any direction from this place. with horse and wagon he
quite cheap About and half miles from here 10 the
lovely Of Schohare creek part Of which forms natu
shower Da n descending OF nuor Vi eobo
bst ia perfectly delicious the distance from the vii
axe forms q fine morning evening walk through IN
sensey green Nnd luxurisDt meadows passing rich corn
and fields the hills and valley bAthed In that
dreamy quiet light peculiar TO the Blue Ridge Mountains
Of which these form q part Tho scenery Immediately
around these falls resembles that Of Trenton, j. only
more Wild and weird like. We hava some two or three
other falls the village, with woodcock and part
ridge shooting In the monntaips.
The pusation of the season here will In about
q week. The farmers viii then employ hop pickers and
hundreds girls from the surrounding country will then
be busy the fields collecting this staple crop Of the
oouutry ending like old fashioned huskng, by
dancing and frolicking.
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OUR PRATrsvILLx CORRESPONDENCE.
PRArrsyuLx, August "a, 1856
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own way. The interview was not the most cour.
teous IN the world Brigham asked Lieut.. Grover II
lie was the Provost Marshal. - am was the
tpy.
The following dialogue then ensued:--
PHoruEr--I believe you are the who claims
20 have she'd the first Mormon blood In the Mormon
war;
Lieutenant GRovsR-I do not know. sir, 20
what report you refer, otherwise | would answer
Won more distinciy but you refer 10 report that
has been circulated in Salt Lake City. and which
was originated, ~ understand, by Mr.. Furgason,
have merely to say that that report was false On
tirely
the newspapers from the East.
Lieutenant GROWER have not seen that re.
mort. Mr.. Grover then gave Brigham true account
OF the skirmsh referred TO- and also OF the report
that Furgsson had made Of IL at a public dinner
table in Salt Lake City,
PRoruEr-This n Gen. Ferguson.
Lieut.. GRovER-very well, that report was false,
and Mr. Furgason knew II when be made It, never
run away from any of the Mormon scouts, and will
say on the part OF the officers generally that no Off
Ger of the AMY ever run from any OF the Mormon
scouts and any one who says they did, intimstes
the like declapes what Is false.
Mr. FrRG AsoS retracted what he had said, and en-
deayored 20 explain II awey saying he made the re.
marks under the provocation OF an insult from other
lieut.. CRovxR-Thst is nothing TO me; they are
responsible for the insults they give.
The PRorHyr seid no blood had been shed n al.
renee that | believed I had wounded q man, but
being on foot we were not able TO pursue the
Morrncns, who were on horseback, and therefore
could not ascertain positively; but afterwards my
belief was corroborated by the statement Of some OF
your own people.
PaorHrr-it is mistake; there was no man
wounded.
Lieutenant GaovER-H II was matter OF
sufficient Importance believe could get affidavts
that man was wounded on that occasion In the
right leg.
The business upon which the officers called upon
Brigham did not 90 on very smoothly Young said
the fence around the field was all up aud perfect
when the army went there
Captain Macy replied: "No, II was not; there
were gaps in IL when first went there to look for
camping ground through which | could drive a
team
BnrenAx--well, have not been out there my.
self but was told the fence was perfect. The grass
at least wss excellent.
Can't. MARcy-h was not, or II that was good
rrass don't know what good grass Is. II was 80
poor that we bad 10 take the animals out " the field
and drive them away towards the foot Of the noun
tain 10 get grazing.
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For All Parts of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


'TTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
L berland, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except sunday at
Washington Juncton) will stations aud arrive Mt Cum
berIand at 4 O'Clock, ~.
3D. daily (cxccpt Sunday
and reaches Wheeling by connecting at Ben
Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis louis
vc Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st Louis, Cairo, and inter-
mediate points
TRAIN daily M connecting with
places The distance Cincinnati and other central and south
miles shorter than other
The time TO these places Is also unoquallcd.
baggage through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
+.
Passengers transferred nj all
TICKETS will be sold all the the West
the possible the ticket Office Camden station and at
Washington city.
Baltimore Washington ne road
bv DAYLIGHT lying
Oakland They the
train which Cumberland at So and reaches Wheeling
Mt 2, pr
Passengers Washington ample meals Wash
| Junction
only by through
an be obtained In Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
accommodation CAB will all stations east OF
Cumberland beyond Piedmont
Easwardly mail Wheeling at 75 and accom-
mediation Cumberland at TO- reaching Baltimore at s4s
FREDERICK TRAIN at except Snnday) stopping
stations leaves Frederick at o. arriving at Baltimore
al 12.30
EIIICOTTs TRAIN Camden Station o,
D. Hicott's Mills at 80 and 7 80,
W. 3 woODsDE
Jan l7-dtf Master OF Transportation.
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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO-
PELLER SLOOP-OF-WAR.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
December 10, 1857.
- Machinery Propeller soop p will
cvcd this department until o'clock the 10th January 1857 for
and placing on board screw propeller shpo war building in the
United States navy yard Boston:
The offers must be for specific for putting the whole in
operation include patent any arrangement
pee and be by guarantee required by
The the establishment which the work to be executed
design arrangement the machinery
the greatest number Of keeping in view simplicity Of con-
uctn readiness OF for adjustment when in operation aud
Of the department obtain the speed with the
coal which the pscs available for that purpose viii admit
The boilers be Of with telescope smoke pipe which must be
propeller with the for hosting to be Of composition tho
machinery FOR n Aog n @ % nss n a and %
whole Of the approved kinds The coal bunkes shaft
fresh which than 800 gallons per
day all the tools and duplicate pieces necessary and satisfactory for
sition, a d be furnished.
carpenter except boring
for the shaft adapt the vessel for the the
machinery boilers appcndage win provided expense
Department will facilities
may have hosting llsavy machinery
For the accommodation Of the entire machinery and the
will be allowed body space
the berth deck commencing twenty feet aba the
expected carry days. scaiug daily consump
ton Of which the bidder will state in his and the weight
of machinery water boilers shaft propeller and appcndage
with the tools aud work. must not exceed 800 TONS Of
forward will be about o. and the distance between the
load water line The top under the propeller will be III
rers who desire to bid can obtain copy of
tho section the vessel making application the
drawings having position gravity
ry boilers Sc marked on them giving also the capacity of the
aud cupboard delivering valves for above the line
propeller other principal points comparisons
readily be made There viii also be the weight
engine boilers water ppcndage TOOLS spare work
in Of 2 240 pounds,
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CHARLES 8. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Dubuque, Iowa


WE PUBLISH TO-DAY Partons Life Of Aaron
wv Times Burr, Parton VOL,
pages octave illustrated by cngavngs wood
Price 81 rs.
Parton Life Of Burr in respect original and peculiar
work absorbing interest," and peculiar claims the
tcntion Of Americans
The author claims that this volume tho story of Aaron Burrs
ovenh life told for the derived
from the "reminiscences OF his surviving friends
ions, and acquaintance.
peculiar
material Of the interesting fascinating biographies
While incidental TO the subject the
tho democratic the United fully
The volume printed and illustrated
portraits Of Burr and h daughter Thsoocs wood
cravings
ALSO READY TO DAY
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Being volumes Maon's library Standard Tales
Harriet and Sophia Lees Canterbury Tales price ~ u.s. forming
first three volumes.
In active PREPARATION and to bc issued week before Christmas the
FOR 1858 o the New Yearly Record
1858, 32mo CLOTH price rs cents
MASON BROTHERS,
Dec 1e-3dS3tw 1os aud ITO Duane street, Now York.
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1878 by Randolph and Coos Gardiner CITY,
IS miles aud back, week.
Leave Orfbrd Monday al Y
Arrive at Gardiner CITY Wednesday by SIP
Gardiner CITY Thursday at 2 am
a Oxford Saturday by 3p
Proposals run passing Coos Bay coquele
end Umpqua Cry, about tho distance adver-
tisoai, invited
2T14 Port Oxford Randolph and Empire City, winohes
and back, a week.
Bidders schedule and distance.
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Containing incororaed The contracts 10 the ersent
the department may deem proper
allowed TO each intermediate ONCE when not
otherwise specified for asserting the mails
Railroad steamboat companies required take the mail
post Offices the and
their and and from all Offices not than eighty
performances all the side scrvicchat for offices eighty
rods from station or landin:
omissions satisfactorily explained three times tho Of the
depending sufficiently excused
the for the trip subject to forfeiture Deduction
fed in repeated deinqlene the
Ss sns p maui may e s " inc 'e anu
For leaving behind throwing of the mills portion of
running conveying intelligence in advance of the mall
Fines viii be imposed unless delinquency promptly and
satisfactorily explained by certificates pomascrs the adnvs
nescng 70 take the mail from deliver into post oacc for SUI
rng lowing either the unsutabcness the place or manner
robbed
sng after demand the mail frequently the
rastor concerned in running COACH steamboat
may repeated
dsobcyng department. refusing discharge
o Of 4. TO GO for se
express aforesaid for Transporting persons packages convey
The Postmaster General may order increase Of service on
route BY allowing therefor pro rata increase on inc contract pay
particularly make them conform connexions with railroads with
also order of Speed allowing within the restrictions
e law rata increase Of pay for the additional stock or carriers
hany The however the increase speed
cussh the contract by giving prompt notice 10 the department that
General may also urtai discontinue the service in whole
rata decrease Of allowing months extra
public interests do require the he desires
pcrsede by different grade Of transportation
Payments will be made for the by collections
drafts postmasers otherwise after the expiration OF zach
ter-say in February May August, and November
noneascd will be allowed should they greater aver
nop asmsuss on ss. and also in tsreuce to The weight
sanasa n n s sy aos s
be incurred No CHIN for additional based on such grounds can
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u"u NJ ooH y oDoe ta' nc ss4u'e VIII 'e aooVo kua
viS, anu sho"e 'e " DO hen" P'oPe'v anu "" " a~' sooN
"9 suaien''o.
ps'eo ,.,,>
tDsnoul
10 hefea oas SHOULD not % supnhiou Dor shoo oS n0o
Suo'".su oe
fch od must d. suarahuen py Two resihsoe parsons
eia oahoi o.. admitted me pa ana oe
"gre pahn "'ii .he iuh name " canh person
Inc department reserves he right 70 reject any DID which may
DC deemed exuaVasn' anu aso the p /" anhs anu
bidders, -, :, 49,, :. - -. i
10 Inc ou snoua oe eaea i s
ieriiofy oi las uio oaso may PSI aoureeo
Assistant postmaster General contract once and sent oy md ho
oy OF an agent anu Poa'p'ers WI" nov encose PfoPsaS (o
euors o any hh") III quarterly returns
~ Inc contracts are 10 DC tohe department
hy st VI 1905, put must DC
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would call the OF Grandin esq
tho
the United Court OF Claims Colonel
oughly departments
Washington aud the Of the United States
lNe,o York Daily Nls
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Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York.
Trinity Building, Ill B,oadway
TINE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
DOLLARS entirely cash. of which three mil
mortgage
the city State OF New York valued
lions Of dollars.
profits, already amounting million hundred
dollars, the property Of the policy holders
TERMS
application and pamphlets giving Information sup
piled applying the Office or Of the companys
FREDK S. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary
MNTURN POST NJ D., Medical Examiner
May 26--ly-
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Raser by Monticsio Wash Rock
ix Highland Nswsacum, Grand Mound and suffer Greek
10 Steacoom City, ITO miles and back, a week
Leave Rainier Wednesday ut Q
Arrive at Stciacoom City next Friday by IN;
Leave Stoiacoom CITY Saturday at 8
Arrive at Rainier next Monday by pm.
Bids to Seattle So miles further considered
1871 Prom Cascades owascopum IS miles
and back weeks.
Leave Napcouxer ovcry other Wednesday at 10 M
Arrive at wascopum next Friday by IL m;
Leave Wascopum every other Monday at
Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday by m.
Bids for frequent trips will be
1872 From Cowtz Boise Fort Prairie Is miles
week
Leave Cowhiz Thursday at I'm;
Arrive at Boise Fort Prairie by 2pm;
Leave Boise Fort Prairie Friday at ga m;
Arrive at Cowntz by
l2753 From Oak Point by Boise Fort Prairie Mound 90
miles and back, once Ia two weeks.
Leave Oak Point every other Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Grand Mound by pm;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday at Dam;
Arrive at Oak Point next day by IN.
l275f From Olympia Eatons and YelD Prairie Mont
gomery, 40 miles and back, weeks.
Leave olympia every other Monday at 7 am;
Arrive at Fort Montgomery by pm;
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday at 7
Arrive at Olympia by pm.
1919 From Olympia BRIDGEPORT 0yssrye Cbenook aud Pacific
City, Astoria Oregon, In back Che
nook, and week the residue
Bidders schedule of arrivals depart
Proposals TO the entire route week invited
1876 Olympia Oakland week
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and depart
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EUGENIo LAT1ILA ARCHITECT MS b. A, &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas, cot
tagcs, farm buildings Office, Gohcu Chappaqua
Wcstchester county New York.
l7--df
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

sat n The nsai 10 b. carried and all o particulars refer
after
iarsan frst,aetions at,ached 10 tAe adsrtisssent
Dated (ssnsd)
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GUARANTEE

The undersigned, residing at -- State undertake
that the foregoing bid carrying mail
accepted prior
August, 1885, required obligation
tract 10 perform tho proposed with good and Sufficient
sureties.
This understanding distinctly allegations
by gaarontors the Congress
July z, 1880 ~ ~
- (sagned by gusrantors)
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
wheeler n Wilson.


MANuFAcrURMe ooMAsYs IMPROVED sEwNG MAcnsn,
Fapsslies Aon.faefur~,
yI,HESE machines combine all the improvements
that have been invented Their extensive and increasing sale
oeiyed prpe,rs warmly They
have sufficiently them thoroughly and have
Among they others
st Beauty simplicity construction consequent
from rangcmeDt and need OF repairs
20. unexampisd case and rapidly Of operation
remarkable Of their stitching aud their apphcs
Principal ONCE sis Broadway agencies
May 2e-iys
Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
A N immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con
IA stanty on hand also fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or CARPETINGs
oelots matns materials aOo sur'ains, gilt
corniccs window shades, hc., &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
2ss, 257, 2s9 street,
May 2o--ly and ~ and 40 cathatne street
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms 22 "a, No. I6 Wall street. NeO Fork.
Aug lb-tft
Cyrus w. Field 81 Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No IL Clig kres, Neo York.
INVITE the attention OF dealers ana consumers 10
their large printing writing wrapping and all other
kinds paper sale the lowest market prices
May 2o--1yf
Ben. Il f. A. WhitiOCk * Co.,
10 Beekman Street, of Nassau opposite the Astor
House,
pRopREToRs OF PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CRE,iANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
oard Dupuy, Co. Hennessey fns Cas-
lon the highest reputation and sole
pretors the bande the native proof and flavor Of
Cognac viz
Vineyard Chateau Bernard,
Ilqueur dos champs dor,
Superior vineyard veux Cognsc.
Also
Exclusive importers OF the F..
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps,
And several sherry MADEIRA Port &C., &C.
Alas, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CRESlANT
BMSE A. W Co. the exclusive OF this wine and
are receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
NAV not have given under their that
superior decscy favor and quality wine
present imported -sta
Benz NJ. Whtlock,
Eiw'd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. Haverstick, BEN 4 Z. A. WHITlOCk ".
Oliver w. Dodge .#fH
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26--1y~