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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SPIRIT OF THE MORNIltG PRESS.

The Constitution, treating at length upon
the Public Printing, sitter showing what the
expenditures in this department were two or
three years since, expresses the opinion that
the last Congress and their committees have
not only bestowed upon the subject all the at
tention which its importance demands. but
have inaugurated such reforms as experience
have shown to be necessary and practicable
1t says that to the President of the United
States is justly due the credit of having accom-
pIished, through the agency of his appointed
officer. the substantial reforms alluded to.
The Constitution also descants upon the
power and influence of journalism in the pres
ent European crisis, rs well as in the affairs
generally of the nineteenth century.
The LtciIiStHccr publishes a cOmmunica-
ton in relation to the history and real signif-
cation Of the Virginia Resolutions of 9S, "
and expresses the hope that the earnest invoca-
ton which il addresses to the protested dis
ciples of the Virginia fathers will not pass
UNDECIDED.
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II By the arrival Of the steamship Europa at
Halifax we have European advices to the It'll inst
The Geographic dispatch is brief and unsatisfac-
tory. and the news not Of special importance. The
Austrans ind twice underworld TO retake Palestra.
from which they had been driven by the Sardin-
ians under the immediate command Of the King
but without success. The struggle is said to have
been very Sanguinary and at one time the position
Of the Sardinians was very critical Garibaldi
had been driven into the mountains by the Aus
rianS, but is reported to have subsequently re-
turned. retaken Narese and reentered Como An
other despatch states that the Austrians were in
full retreat towards the Ticino. Some caution
however, is necessary in receiving the deSpatc
coming from French and Sandman sources
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AMUSEMEITs.

w ERN Frs RIETIES
w 52I CENTRE NsRKET,
GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
On FRIDAY EVENING. June IL, 1889.
On which OcCa>IOn
MR.. JAMES LITTLE
Will make his hrst appearance years before
a W ashIngton audience in his original Character Of
r. PluTlDnS nun Ia an na comedetta written
10y himself. entitled
THE LONE STAR:oR
The ADVENTURES OF County CONSTABLE
In reh rsa IL German farce, taken from lIfe in
which the author will take the comic part
Look out for further notice.
je '5-ai' CHARLES WERNER.
q X \ ID ON e R r..
The Choir If the Assemhly's Church IFRINK
GLENRoY, Esq. Leader Will give a CONCERT
OF VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL MI Sic
assisted by their friends, on
TUESDAY EVENING, June 18th,
IN the Church, corner of Massachusetts avenue and
5th street. ~
An ATTRACTIVE feature Of this Conc ert in addition
To carefully selected programme, will be the intro
ductlmn 81 several pi .ces for Harp, Fiuta y iano
ard NIollnceilo. Prof. De CpneIl. \ pupil Of the
celebrated BocSls, will perform on the Harm and I
Cnosnian Adams wall preside at the Pianofnrte
The proceeds viii be applied To the purchase Of
The rev Organ. now handling in New York Ey the
Thousand dollars. w"
Tickets = cents, To- he had at the Music Stores
an al the members Of the Choir
Concert will commence at 3 O'Clock
je Is 22,27&23
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H. Ex-senator Jones, our newly-appointed
Minister To- New Granada. arrived at Carthagena
on Sunday, the I'D ultimo. per L : steam frgate
Roanoke Accompanied by the L. :. Consul at
that place. the young Mr.. Jones. Secretary of Lee
cation. called on the Governor. by whom he was
politely received and assured that the necessary
orders would be given for extending to the Minis
ter of the United States every facility on his Jour
nCy to BOuOta
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ly-The revolution in Chilli has been ended
after bloody battle, fought between Gen. wi
dauri with 1850 government troops, and 3.GOn
TevOlutiOnists under Gallo, near COquimbo. vi
dauTi triumPhed. taking 600 prisoners and ali the
guns Of the enemy Over 1000 men were slain
The government soldiers had taken possession of
Caldera. The revolutionary party las been beaten
IN the south also
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SWAMI LASDs.-Thc President Of the United
States, on the 18th instant, had submitted to
him for signature by the Acting Commissioner
of the General Land Office, patent. No. 1, of
swamp and overfowed lands in the Iowa (now
the Des Moines) district, enuring to the State
of Iowa under the act of September q, 1850,
containing 236ll.49 acres.
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IL II will be remembered that Donnelly. exc
cuted in New Jersey for murder, made speech
from the Sallows, charging Mr. Smith, proprietor
cf the Sea View House at Neversink, with com-
hitting the deed. This speech was published in
the Times paper of New York city, for doing
which MIR. Smith sued the editors for libel. A
Jury has rendered verdict in favor of the plain
tiff. giving him 6 cents damages.
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The FOURTH oF JULY.-The military of Ports
mouth Va, are to have procession and dinner
the It'll. Lieut.. Fauth will he the reader, Capt.
Wrsna the orator, and Surgeon Covert will read
poem
The odd Fellows Of Martinsburg, Va. 1.-TWO
lodges have arranged for proper celebration of
the 18th. There will I've procession, Grafton, &c.
J.. II. Stuart. IF this city. is to he the orator
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IL A descendant of Gen. Howard an English
nObleman, and heir to property amounting to
S5OOOC is said to be in the House of Refuge, Cir
Cinnati. Measures are being taken for his release
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IMPOR TANT Office.

II VI u ~ Il " Il i BE
LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA. AND
THEIR RESPECTIVE vICINiTIEs!
Pefmit me 70 inform you that on and after Mon
M. Sday, the 7pth Of June, will Offer N.Y.
zNk0 FANCY GOODS *
1T rst cost, and continue To sell until July 5ist.
Coutemp atlng extensive improvements IN NY store
IN August. and NV stock being heavy, am ANXIOUS
To turn every dollars worth az goods Ints cash &c
Fancy Goods. and the very liberal share Of pairo-
mage extended 10 me since my emoNs To- my new
store-336 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th
>treetH- encourage me tn greater eNertIOns TO
please. atteT IN, self that my r. st cost prices will
afford greater inducements than ever before offered
this city: and order to salty yourselves that
mean what say, most respectfully solicit an early
is full and complete IN every department, ard com
plses some OF the very best goods Of the following
classes:
Dress Trimming, every STYLE.
kibbons, French Artificial Flowers,
tmbroIderlss, Rcal and Imitation l.aces,
ACE MantIllas and Points
Swiss and Cambria Edcings and IuseTtlngS
Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts,
Iarletons, Illusions, Dress Buttons,
Perlumery, AMI Notions of every kind, such as are
used by ladies' at al seasons,
Lace and Muslin Collars. every style
Wide Black Lace, figured and plain,
Plain and Figured Black Mantle Nets
X. c. STEVENS.
N. B-Straw Goods, such as Bounets, Flats,
cost; and place Dress Trimming in the same cate
CORY.
All goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash pre-
feTrsd. tjel5y X. c. STEVENS
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The WEATHER The following report Of the
weather for this morning is efrom the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about Z O'Clock:
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Garry able surgeons.
Price of Passage either ,ray the Sarnt
let CABIN $50 and sue I'd Cabin $50 and Ser
Sd CABIN "a ii1iifsd aHUlbeTl SIS
CERTIFICATES issued for passage from Europe to
America.
SPECIE dc lIvered in London and Paris.
ID. TORRANCE.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
n. B.-ThIs line Of Steamships is NOT liable to
INTERRUPTION IN consequence Of the European War
je l5-tJuiyI3 - -
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NJ TRAVELLING Trunks.
w T. Offer the largest, hest and cheapest assert
ment of all the various sly les and qIaIities-~
Of SS14
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, O1fO
LADIES DIR ESS TRUNKS,
PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES,
VAblCES, Ga RPET BAGS, SATCHELS Sc
To- be found In this city, Travellers ant purchasers
shOu d not fail To visit Ou' establishment before
purchasing, as they can find every tlcle the, NAV
want at the lowest prices.
Old Trunks repaired and exchaug red for new ones
Trunks marked and delivered In any part of the
city AID Georgetown.
WALL. STEPHENS & co,
Je Is 322 Pa. avenue. betw. 9th and 10th sts
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II Colcred children now admitted TO the
public schools of the Second Ward Of New York
CITY
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FIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
IL or
Waugh Chapel Sunday School.

This school takes pleasure In announcing 20 their
friends and patrons that they will
give thelr Annual Excursion 90 EsJS3ts--k
WEDNESDAY une I'D. down the tzzSE.szs
river To- Fort W ashIngtou.
The boat Thomas Coliyer having heen cbsrterod
for the purpose Will leave her half foot of 7tb a
atIa,and Bisgden's wharf. Navy Yard, az 8 O'Clock
a. m.
The Music will be Vocal and Instrumental
As ON former occasions, pleasant time IS antIc-
Ipated. '
Tickets 20 cents; Children IS cents-to no had At
Shepherd's bookstore. corner 9TH snd ID streets.
Boat. wv
ie u ~ THE COMMITTEES.
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A GOOD TINE FOR THE MILLION.
HO' FOR ARLINGTON SPRINGS.
THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE sEAso>
/"
;;s:&1Er

The First Grand PIo Mic fthe NARAGANsEr
y sivsn Al tss :cSs sI rspnsI p ace 800
Of resort on FRIDAY, June lTth.
popular Band has heen engaged for the occs
Sion. and the managers pledge Themselves 10 sn,-.
no pans to render II time cf pleasure and emo,
mont tn those vho NAV accompan, them
The proceeds are ts be devoted exclus,vel, % =,
benevolent purpose.
Coaches viii lrANe the usual PLACE IN Wash,nr.
tOR and connect with the packet bpAt Flung Ciopd
which vii make tag 10 the Springs every hour.
starting from the Market -house Bridge
Tickets can he had At Buffers. 18th street: Simn
son House, 10th street and Pa. avenue: and Ber
ters, Washington city; and 81 the following aces
N GeorEetown: SothorOn's Drug Store, corner al
Bridge and Potomac streets; VIM. Haze's, Brali
street; A. GIles's, Beall street: Barnard'S Dr1y
Store, corner Bridge and High streets: VI. Kupel's
MARKET Space; A. Rodier, White House Hot I and
NJ CoNs CoTnucopia. corner If Market Space and
Canal, where parties VIII find n pleasant storrInr
place whli0 waiting for the Boat
The Boats start at O'Clock n m.
IL A meeting Of the Club will be held NJ Che
usual p,ce on "Wednesday evening. tho 18th inst
10 cnmpiete arrangements. By order Of the
Je4 GRAND SACHEM.
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TIE DUBUQE." CHARLTON" AND
LII III R IN RbHERw LAND DISTRICTS. IN

NJ
TURKEY RIVER" LAND DiSTRiCTS. IL
THE STATE OF IOWA.
Notice ls hereby given that, in pursuance If law
AID In view of the fact that the unsold land in each
1l tho above land districts Is reduced below one
hundred Thousand acres. the Secretary Of the Int
nor has directed the discontinuance Of said dis
tricts the Offices for which situated At CHAIR
1oN, iUBUpUE, and Usage, and that the vacai {
nus therein he made subject to sale and entry st
FORT DIS MONIES. in said State.
Lands remaining unsold aud unapp-opriated by
law and subject TO entry at the Offices now dIscOn-
tnued, VIII cease tn be subject to entry at said Of
nc from the date at the receipt of notice that
effect by the respective registers and receivers
thereof, and the land officers at Fort DES MoINEs
will gave public notice ofthe dau which they will
he prepared To applications for entries for
any such lands at their office
4 persons entitled to PATENTS at either Of the
Offices At Dr. BUQCE, CHARLTON, or Usage arc re-
guested tO call for the before the 5St day ot
Ju'y next. after that date. they will be trans
united TO the General Land Once, Washington, for
delivery.
=, Given under my hand, At the city Of Washing ton
this litn day of June, A. d. 1859.
JOS. :. WILSON
Acting Commissioner General Land Office.
Je l5-w6w
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w WAREHAM NAILS
w !. Are selling the b st cut Nails To be had. II
j. Oh ,aPer by FITS cents keg to get good article
We have also on hand Spikes, Fence Nails Hors
N,Ils, Wrought Nails. Hinge Nails. with a lar.e
It eek of Builders Hardware, al! of which we are
selling at Northern prices We invite special a.
tentlon To our establishment, feeling assured that
we can make It Ia the interest of Builders 10 get
trir Hardware of us.
GRIFFITH d SHIELDS.
les 339 Pa. avenue oppos t. Browns
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR sPRIN,

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
N5rh CthBERLANh County,, PA.
pleasantly located near the base If the 4
Blue MopntaI n four miles from Carlisle 3GA4
Pa, VIII be open Tor visitors on the goth of IL
June. The waters Of these Springs are hirIIy M,
pregnated with minerals, and for drink ing and bath
lug are not surpasse by any sulphur Springs In the
surrounded by 1870 feet of balconies. The scenery
Is OF the grandest kind and the accommodate ans
are unexceptionable. Good fare, pleasant drives.
hne music. billiards., bowling saloon. and other
games. and all the amusemsnts usually found at
Watering Places can be enjoyed here Visitors
leaving Philadelphia or Baltimore in the morning
mail. r. '"' D"''
AZ For further information address
OWEN, CLENDENIN d CO.
CARLISLE Spring, Pa.
, RltytHs.s-yohn c. De Costa, Esq, William A.
phia; Alex. Kirkland, Esq, r. $ Hoilins. Bait
Washington, u. G. lie kiln
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uCu1sloxS, Go.

A FTERNooN AM, SS9oNLIeHTEXcuR.
The Choir Of the Ninth trest Methodist P,o,..,
ant Church will have sn Excursion t
down the Potomac on THURSDAY. EeSSA
June 18th, on the steamer Thomas oc11xx2fAs
ConyeT. leaving Georgetown at2 o'cloot. To-, :,
7th strect, Washington. at IS MINUTES 10 So'cIn,S
aud touch AZ Alexandra going and rrturnsnr 'Ns'
Ch"ice Vocal Music will add 20 the ente,,,,r
ment. 'iH'lh
Krtreshmeuts furnished at eity proes
No children taken IN csc accotnpan1ad n, 49,.
dams. " tset-
1lckets ~ cents; children IS cents-to lie had NJ
lanes :. Tophsm, i99 7th street; p. J. steer. ass
9TH street; ano ~ the Boat. Ell. D.
r., at ga o'clock. 49, "Oo'"
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WANTS.

WANTEn-A good COOK, at No. II I,t,troc,.
w GeorgetOwn. az.
ED1A STU ALTON Ms nurse aud cham
has no oinecilon 10 travel with a family, She 90
on,k sa.Slactors Recommendations. Please cal 4,
SOP D street between l2th and 18th streets a. =, :,
M SNIED-An industrious, int ligent and strl.t-
w y HiOrai BOY 10 learn the drug and a pothecs
~ business; None need apply uI less allie 10 Fur
hlsh rename 'stlmony concerning the auai I6ra
toms required. Address Z" ID. uggIst," in the hand
SiIt,ng col the applicant, Box No. 4. Star Ofice.
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I0ASTERER'S HAIR,
Il In quantities 70 suit.
lust received and for sale by
ID. MCQUEEN & CO,
Ja ID -enH Estates Intel.) nth St, near Canal.
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The FRIGATE CONGRESS- This vessel " hich
is now preparing at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard for sea, is to act as the g-ship of the
Brazil squadron. The following is a list of her
officers:
Flag Officer, Joshua X. Sands: Ieutenants !
+ Armstrong, ID. Men. Fairfax, : p. QuacLe en-.
bush, J. B. smith, A. Pendergrass, G III. Cush-
man; Purser l.. d. SlanIm; Chaplain, John Blake;
Acting Master, Geo. A. Bigelow; Capt Marines
X. Tansill; I'd Lieut. do, T. ;. Wilson; Midship.
men, g. c Wiise, A. II. Mahan, Fl. B. Claiborne
III. Ccnas T. :. Spencer; BoatsWain, Chas. John.
ston; Gunner, John Webber; Carpenter, c Jor.
dam Sdilmaker, r. c. Herbert.
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ZINE JEWEI.RY AND SILVER WAREOP
L the latest sty los and Of every description, for
sale 1T reduced prices at ii. SEMKEN'S
Je i5 Iewelry Store. 33O Pa. avenue
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LOST AND FOUND

Nh hht;N ARD;-Lost, small black and vhf,e
PC DOG, with long hair. CURED tan anc,-.
rII hose. Answers Z" the tame of Bnr i --ss'
90 folln. H. alsove reward v Ill !sa pait ~
u .elt WITH T.. Jordan, War Office, New YorG Az
~ BE- o. 81
pSILon this TUESDAY morning. on n sirprt
nnIth, between ~ and the RlaarnsI,IrI T,,J
bt d. containing the nnunras C,y a 3ncs Tic
hnicT VIII rsc"Ivc the thanks of the owner and
sG,tSh reward 10y leaving At 1t No 446 2th st,rrt
TAKEN UP-A GRAY MARE hII,d a, 80
'lxht eve. Tor trs spa sSlng ON INV prsm- -
IseS., The owner rs requested to come for IN
ward, prove property, pay charges and take6IA
Je ISL GEORGE BENYER
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HOUSE AGENCY AND T\TEIITCENCr
H OFFICE FOR SERVANTS plnetI,i IN
most SollcIts the patrorage Of the su
!les 0i w ashIng ton and vicinity wanting servants
10 can To has Office, where the best of help with COED
reference can be obtained. SeveTal so.,d C.p,.s
NdII'N. All persons wanting employ should "a
aud register their names q iD<ARU
rue. - ~ .at,
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LIGHT HoUsEs.-Important demonstrations
and rcnOVatiOns of lighthouses at Cape Anne,
on the coast of Massachusetts,, and at Osw'g,
Chicago: and VerInillion, on the Northern
Lakes, have been ordered by the Light house
Board.
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$40 ri
At COST, At COST,
$4,000 WORTH OF
ID h q 90 ID -

HI take this mode of informing the public that
from this day forward shall sell my entire stock
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
At COST FOR CASH
My object in so doing is to reduce nv present
stock to make room for Fall Goods
III No. $40 18th street thres doors balou, the
Northern Market. " '
le l5-2w F. MADDOX.
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PLATED WAR

Plated WARE.
n Entire new assortment of PLATED TE
SETS. ICE PITCHERS CAR ID and CAKE BIAS
KETS. BUTTER DISHES, SUGAR BOWLS,
e.. etc, Just received at II. SENKEN'S
Ie u level. Store. $40 Pa. avenue.
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fHHE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SO
Il CIETH OF GEORGETOWN,
y. C., respectfully announce thai E.sSsls-N
ANNUAL PIC MIC
Will be given 81

. ~ %, ININ SFHINbN.
The charitable object of our SucIrtN being uut
veTSally knuwn. the Committee deem ~ unneresSa =
20 remark further than that this festival vii IA,
merit the popularity which las ever ATTENDED tie
Pc Mics Of our Society. and that. as on former oc
casI''ns no eNertlonS VIII hc spared that usy 20,
tc erlance the c"ufert and pleasure of our numer
Gus Iends upon the occasion.
OhnihuSes viii leave the corner of 9TH Street wa
Ia avenue, and proceed "a the Spring VIA .th -
thr"ughoH. the day. for the accommodation oC ,ur
Washing ton friends; aud Bets will isava tho
Aquecuct, GeorgCtawn, hourly. proceeding direr,
To the Spring. Passage the h0ats wal he lrae 4
persons having tickets.
6eutlemeu's tickets ~ cents: Ladies' tickets
cents-to be procured urnn the h,,ats and ~ tie
gates on u" day: and before that time At the NuSt
stores of John r. Ellis aud W. g.. Metzero't. ard
the Drug store Of Kidwel a i.awrenre, in Mash
lnglon; and AZ Dr. j. l.. kldwelfs, Georgetown, OF
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%THE UNION ACADEMY EXHIBITION.
IL The students of this well known institution
" II give their Annual Exhibition Of Select and
Original OratIons 1T the Smith sOnian institution
WEDN ESDAY EVENING, June 18th, beg inning
at clock p H., precisely. The public Is vited
to attend.
Ie IL Ct u, RICHARDS PRINCIPAL
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IL SILK AND LACE MANTII.LAS.
The subscriber will offer very great Inducements
now {" the ladies' who have not supplied themselves
with an article IN tins line, having Just received
other new assortment, much cheaper than those
heretofore presented IN this market.
10 A. l.. NEWTON, J2l 7th It.
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OF MAI.TA.-Meet THIS (Wednes-
H day. EVENING, at the encampment, Tenn
perance Hall, at O'Clock, for initiation.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. ID. PRATT & co,
-, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES STREETS
The propetors respectfully invite Merchants as are
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods on
credit to call and examine system the reab
~ of our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands Of merchants in the differ
ent cities East and have for years been subscribers
We can assure all who will call whether they sell goods To-
ne cities or country towns, ample satisfaction the rea
putty Of our information, and the great benefit derived
IoW Ilt agency ny those VINO subscribe. mr6-f
rShA G. Z NJ NJ q u
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t58A JOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
EEAEI IMPORTER AND DEALERS
Aef@A FOREIGN AND
en- CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, 1
AE@Ei j. B. CLARION 4 co, AGENTS
zz5EEEs1 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS

tE5Aj J. B. CHARR0N CO, AGENTS
IN FRA nee,
Have Just received for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES, vintage of 1911. Charron Pere ct fills Brand:
Emile Belmont Co.. Cognac Brandies, various vintages
BodeauX Claret Wines from low to finest grades; Burgun
dy Wines, from medium to very best grades produced in
france superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities. = - VI f'A1e
The above will be sold in United States Bonded are
house or duty paid. '
Also on consignment, 10 bbs very old prime Monon
gahela Rye Whskeys; 10 bbs very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whiskys to which invite the attention
in want of pure liquors Office No l34 LOMBARD STREET
Hanover. nn5tf