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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
PLUMBER.

Tho shrek for FSKEpoN, but mean PIrsDEn'
Such are the terms in which The Albany Argus
refers TO THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. They seem
to demand attention
From period which antedates our recollection
from time preceding BY quarter of a century
the establishment of THE TRIBUNE-The Albany
Argus has been persistent and successful seeker
for public patronage, since it chooses the term)
"Plunder." 1t has derived very much of its sub
sstence, it, vitality its power its profits from this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
1857.
The Journal of Commerce overaows with mirth
Tho IDEA Of the People of the Rural Districts OF

The Journal Of Commeree overfiows with mrth
AZ the idea of the People Of the Rural Districts OF
our State being agtated or indignant in yiew OF tho
recent seizure of the entire control of the Regstra
ton of the Legal Voters Of our City by the Demo
cratic wire.workers what is the Negotiation
&" in New WORK to the People of st. Lawrence
" or Geneseel" asks the logic Of The Journal. We
answer:
The People of the State of New-YOrk, through
their last Legislature, enacted fair and just Regis
tration of Legal Voters in every Election DISTRICT
NJ the State. The Democratic wire-workers ip our
CITY have done their best to crcumvent and sub
vert that enactment.
Tho People of the State enacted that the Regis
tration in this City should be effected BY fair, i'm.
partial Boards, in the formation OF which cash
party should have an equal voice. The Demo
cratic managers Of our City have subyerted
this enactment The Republicans Of our
CITY have not been allowed to select single
member Of one of these Registering Boards
II is said that es Of the 600 Registrars are Repub-
licsps, but every one Of them was selected ~ the
Democratic half of the Board Of Supervisors, Civ
ing our side no voice in the matter.
The People of the State are deeply interested in
this business because every Illegal vote cast here
nulli6es legal vote cast in the interior. Ten
thousand Illegal votes cast here may swamp the
voice Of fair msority Of the legal voters of the
entire State. There is no. man living and voting
in any County Of the State TO whom the fsirne" Of
the Registry in this City is not Of vital conse-
quence Wherefore, we urge the people Of the
Rural Districts to mark well the course Of the
Democratic managers in our City, and stamp il
with reprobation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

The case of Mr. Stephen Brewer Of Cortland
vile, n Y, suspended from fellowshipin the Pres
byterian Church of that village, for having listened
on the Sabbath to lectures by Ralph Waldo Euer-
son, Geo. VIM Curtis, &c, which recently came
up on appeal before the Synod at Homer, has been
decided against him by vote of % to IL. 1t may
or may not be carried up to the General Assembly;
but there seems little reason to presume that, if
further appealed, it will be reversed. We thank
our good friend who has sent us a graphic report
of the late trial; but prefer not to publish it
We do not ass line to judge what acts are aud what
are not consistent with membership in the Presby-
terrain Church That is question purely ecclesias-
teal, and one which the Church must decide for it
self. We have already printed enough to give our
readers pretty good perception Of the facts,
which is as far as We can go consistently with our
rule of non-interyention in theological controyer-
eia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

In tais stasemeot. We have made no account
whatever Of Indis, Gina, Arstrshs, P1yrsas.
&c. IS taking this road il their wsy to ant fen
either shore Of tho Atlantic. We do not doas.
THAI they ~o0id make ,ou,e use OF il ~ hrst. ssd
more sSd more annually thereafter; but this 10 ast
8 resource to be relied o. We coun. on 40 trans.
portstion Of aught but passengers aud gold froa
CshforLi. es.tssrd though We are .urr la,; much
grain would Cow thetcs iOto the piGeers ADD set
Elements of tie Crest Basia. especially the rich
niues rewy discovered in Carson Valley. We
know that California would coon begi, 10 seed
Vines, Fruits, SC, eastward, aod that hes Wool.
Hides, &c, would soon follow in their path. We
can h.ve no doubt that Railroad from tue Me.
sour 10 tie Pacific would esru Seventeen M,ihsas
Of Dollars the year after its completion. and sast
liz income would Increase theBceforth at the rate
of at least One Million per snnum for ton or hf
teen years.
We propose to indicate the mOrsl social. polia-
cal, and military uses and benefits Of uch'a rosf
in smother article, and then consider where and
how it is t. be built.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
TON

Ii confidence can be plsced in the lates: Paris
advces. the arrangements in relation to the trans
fer of LOmbardy to Sardinia are nearly complete
Three treaties, il is said abOtt to be signed at
Zurich in relation TO this subject, one between
Austria and France, second between France and
Sardinia, and third between the three Powers.
The conferees at Zurich appear to have confined
themselves solely to this question. AL the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

THE REGISTRATION OF LEGAL VOTERS
throughout our State takes place To-Day, and We
repeat our exhOrta.on to every reader to take
that not only his own name but thst Of every other
legal voter without distinction of party, is duly re-
corded We should rejoice to hear to night that
the name Of every legal voter in tue State waS reg
istered with none Others ard, if all do their duty
the result will not vary far from that If any names
Of legal voters shall be left of through official over
sight and their own neglect, we prefer that they
should be those Of Republicans rather than Demo-
Gratis But let US ali endeaEor to make the lists as
perfect as possible.
In the rural districts general attendance on the
Registration cannot be necessary Let half a
dozen good men Of each party be present az each
poll and let these all aid the Inspectors in making
full and fair list and they will prove sufficient.
come such, whether through removal, naturaliza-
tion or otherwise should that bis name is duly
registered, or be sure that some one else will see
for him. Those who voted last Fall and who have
not since changed their residence, will I've pre-
sume) be generally registered without trouble or
attention on their part
But in this City, where many districts have
been so cut and carved that last Falls polllists
can answer little or no purpose, and where par
tisan control of the Registering Boards has been
clutched through treachery and bad faith, it is fit
that EACHvOTER SHOULD PERSONALLY SEE THAT
HIS NAME Is DULY REGISTERED. This need not,
should not have been; but the is as it is and
we must make the best of it, We entreat every
legal voter, therefore, to see first that his own
name is registered, and then that the names of all
others whom he knows to be legal voters be regis
tered also. Look to this TO-DAY, and you will
have no trouble at the revision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
BRAHpRETH's PILLS.
lARkARAlIiIA.

OAssApA1fLLA.
One tvesty-d cent box Of Ba1prsTTs PITS = ~
pare ssspsrs issa snJ a AZ ess o
ss.psrua Whoever Ia us ssssp.iuA let them substitute
B,.,p,x1p, PrILs and take sight Ths efc. oil
BE- found superior bottled article boz Of tee LSt Al
p,roy rus warranted equs to two do,r bottles Of ssrssS
NH. Try ooe Of tsese P ~bose ms.u iasrsdiens stL1
Of ssnsp.a fsk. Pill third day. vho Ss nov
u.is s.r,sp.a any other tonic D~d.es Drop ~ these
for Thirty days and thee P' in hs pace SeTs'' fo thai
linn. Tn. o. vi be fifty eents ane the wOrh thossad dol
~. Prtcip.l Office. No 2ei Canals. s,w-Yo'b.
I.VE AND DEATH or SENATOR BRODERICK.
BY GtosGs WILKES
See WILKES 5rfRIT OF 1HE TrsEs
LIZ AID DEaTa % DAVID c. BkoDEETcE-
BY GEoRGs Wilkes
Bee WILKES SPIRIT TsE TfaES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

most extraordinary telsgrspbic bulletin startled
the whole country yeste rdsy-ODe importing that
an Instruction had just broken out at Harper's
Ferry, Virgina and that 1t was the cork Of negroes
and AJoIitionists That some sort of distur-
bance ba. taken place in that locality is manifest;
for it seems that the teegraphic wires are broken
at that point and the running Of the trains on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad interrupted; but, as
negroes are not abundant in that part Of Virginia
while no AbolitOnists were ever known to peep in
that quarter, We believe the nature of the affair
must be grossly Inexperienced Possibly, con-
siderable body of runaway slaves from Virginia have
been stopped when attempting to cross the Potomac
near Harper's Ferry, and this may have brought on
fight in which the fugtives obtained temporary
advantage; whereupon they cut the wires and
stopped the trains to insure themselves a start
on their course toward the North Star. II any
such psrty has made stand at that point they
will of course be crushed out at once; as a large
force went down by train from Baltimore yesterday
afternoon, while President Buchanan and Gov.
Wise are both preparing to hur their thunders at
the rebels We suspect, however, that the nature
Of the trouble is inexperienced and its importance
at the same time exaggerated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

American population Of tie Pacific slope woul
have beer little less than 1--WE Millisns-sss Calf
,orpia. I,5OO, 900; Oregon. 100000; washicgton.
100 COO. S.oor, and Mexic Al California, 100. 600
Now, 4, TO tie Gold crop Of California:
The Custom House returns OF San Francisco
show the following shipments Of gold from that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and al who
have Wares Inveuons Lands anything else To eel must ID
they expect hDd purohsss and re believe there
no Other Adversins medium good Tss Wildly fisuSs
has larger circulation Any other nevpapsv the world
circulating largely among Farmsn MerchAn hAnacuren
Asshanica kc- fhoe o. pr line each Insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

MINNESOTA &LkCTlON.

We have the st. Paul journals to the ETH inst.
Adding to these our advices by telegraph, and wo
compare the County returns (seldom quite perfectly
with those of the only previous election for State
Officers IA fnliows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
at the same time exaggerated.

The mails for Europe by the steamship Canals
from Boston, will close to-day in this city, at l.
and 4 p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
NewSlork Dailu Gribuars
Ts Advertisers.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

l. Fifty thousand passengers from the
Missouri 10 California and thirty
thousand the other way, half hrst-
elsss at 500 aud the residue
second. class a. SO each: Total
passage-m0ney ~, COZ OO0
. II. FIFTY Millions OF Gold brought
from California, now paying II
per cent. freight and insurance, If
charged ] Per cent. for convey
ance over the railroad would pay 500 GOO
III. Freight on merchandise sent over
land 10 California, ssy 10000
600 worth, paying az least So
100000 freight, Of which the
Pacific Road could not receive
lees than...-........... 500, 900
". Convey snce Of troops with freight
on Arms, Munitions, and Pro-
visions forwarded to the vsri0us
military posts between the Mis-
souri and California. ...... $500, 900
'. Conveyance Of Daily Mail each
way IN ten days between tAe
Missouri and California, at least zoo, 900
VI. Freight and passage for the Nor.
VII, Do. for the Kansas and Rocky
Mountain Gold Region. - 5000 900
Total yearly earnings Of the Road Sl7 900, 900
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-05-07

DAYEZ VOS TAXFS.-Lc role DIES taxes d'Istat
a. pour aimee 1858, OF Ia liste des licences pour
1879, ayant etc deposes entire mes mains, ie rece-
vrai lie montant des dites taxes ct Licences, a partir
du IA mars 1859. Pour la plus grande eornnioditd
des contrlouables, je sesai present. EN- personne, GU
representa- par un d6pnte dilment aatorisa par moi,
aux endroits %siiivants, ct aux joars ci-dessous indi-
qies, entire 10 leuTes du matin ct 3 heures de i'apras
Hiitii dams lie but de %receyoir des contrlbttables lie
montant de leurs taxes. ainsi que les licences; ct Il
respiration de &c temps je ferai lancer des erdfes de
saise contre tout d6lingnant.
A mon Bureau. aux Opelousas, depuis lie IA mars
1859, jnsqu'an Is d'avrii 1859.
Chez Michel Emonet, sur lie Bayou Teche, lundi lie
is ayril 1853; ct Theodore Richard, a ArnaudyiIIe.
lie meme jour.
Chez Auguste Vaux au Grand Cotes ssy nardi, lie
IS ayril 1853,
Chez Leon Thibodeaux, a la Coulse Croche, mer.
credi, lie 20 avril 1859.
Chez HypoIite Guidry, a la Pointe Mouton, ieudi,
le I'll ayril 1883.
Chez Hayes & Carnes, Bias plaauemine, yendredi
Chez Joseph +. Daigle, Haut P~Iaquemine, samedi
lie % avril 1859.
Chez Placide Leblanc, a Ia Pointe Lyons. mardi,
10 2f ayril 1853.
Chez Prosper Baronet, a PAnse Mermento, mer.
credi, lie II avril 1853.
Chez Antoine Cart, a la Pointe aux Lonps, ieudi
lie % ayril 1859.
Chez |. D.. yerret, Bots Mallet, vendredi, lie 20
avril 1853.
Chez David Courville, FaqnetaIque. samedi, lie 30
avril 1859.
Chez Napoleon Andrepont, Plaisance. lundi. lie 2
mai 1859.
Chez Dorsin Laieur, Chataignier, mardi, lie 8 mai
Chez Theodule Fontenot a son cafe, a Ia Vile
Plate, lie 4 mai 1859.
Chez Grimm, a son magasin, au Bayou Chieot,
jeudi le 5 mai 1853.
Chez Juseph Landrenaux. Il la Prairie Mamou 10
6 mai 1859.
Chez Philippe stagg, a son magasin, vieille Gran.
de Prairie, lc I mai 1859.
1853. -"
Chez Thas Mccrory, Bayou Beuf, marai, lie 10
Chez Jonathan L. Morris, Bayou Rouge, mercredi
le Ii mai 1859.
a Ia vieiile maison d'Ecole, waxia. ieudi, lie u
mai 1859. -
An cafe de John Reed, a Washington, veudredi,
Chez B. j. sage, sur rAtchafalaya, samsdi, lie IA
opelousas, IL mars 1859.
l.. Y. CHACHERE.
Collector des Taxes d'Etat.
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souSslGNE iaforme respectt,easement lie;
- eltoyens des opelonsas ct de la paroisse
en- general, quill Went de receyoir son sIS. 1aE4c
gan. assortment de marchaudises de prir- -
temps ct d'tte, quill ofre a vendre aux priy
de Ia Nouyelle-0rleans
Robes Barhges de fantastic 4 SO rs ct antessns
br1ilantine. Mousseline, ct Jacouat A Is cents !,
yarde ct audessus. s"s I'd
Rsses A Doubles Jnnes.
faa.st'sss hol5e Ct en- conlear, 1 aunes a Ia piastre
Cotton eeiu ct blanc 10 aunes 4 la plastic.
Gants a v cts Ia paire ct audessi.s.
Coils brod6s A 81 ct audossus.
Gorsets de toas genres a 81 ct audessus.
Moactoirs 4 S cts ct audassus.
wv. sefYiettes en- II avec une nappe pour So rs.
paraliu,es ct parasols en- sole 4 81 ct aadesss,s.
bas 81 chaussnns a 10 sous la paire ct a,lflessn,s
ca, Merinos ct Fiji. "'s' ~ tAtpat
uliets de dsssous, habits. pantalons, c',emises do
s1s. et adtes
ealeeons, crayattes, chapeaux, souliers do ,,,.
genres a W cts ct aildessus.
Seiierie dc tons genres, Selles. Harnajs Golfers 81
oelies angiaises a 50 Ell andess,is.
0 avril 1859. c r,,y
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L. u.


~ INT DE LIuIAtu
Ton. Opelousas, Loiiisi4F
Yes D. s,ss dc .Safiate Crois ont .nedS- e pre-
yenir le public, 4u'eiles re-oagrlTousttAhs IL pe|Ve
vile dies Opelousas lie ~ d'ottqlFe 1891, ieut baisoa
d'fducatiutl pour les ieuGes p~arsonnes de 1t pafoiSse
o. des pAroisses xtviruunautes. lie loeA. gu elles
9Is sa' Dc gd ,ns sse enyiTalffnent ct prs snt tout
i la ioisr ~oiupiage lie plas' dtiiGieRX Specl "
plas rant, par les confs spacien istinees aua
resrd.tions tcs e}Gves, les batimt RpclaHihent
adant@ a ule naisou d'edueetien es fabieilienV
auanentas ct enforcement RENTS q nsNl' aces ID.
fp tousles points de la paroi54e, la !iteSfthiiea e
IEglise, oHre t%is les avantages eHter1etis que ie'
parents peuyeatF dasifer pour ieurs e!iiahta.
~ LiustructiOn v sera soljGc, Gtendne, Tafiee, suftoht
Me ct p~ratitue. lie cours d'ttade eribtassefa tootes
branches enseigntes dams les m%eilleufes miiseAs
;|ducation d'Am&riguc gu d,Enlope Lecture or
graplle. Grammaire, Composition, Ruesofl4ihe'
sutton, Appliances aux iangucs ~Ffansalse. ct An
e, don; i%tade maSasssa ID, de n n ,Sns ) a. ,, ar h., oi ct t a
G@egr XXI t1 H9ssire same t ]profane, Ancienns ct
Sodsrne, Hydrologic. AZ lmetinae, Tenae DIES
liyres, Clements d'Algabre 1 de Gtomstfle, f.hyisa-
que, Astroaomie, Historic 4 9arei.e, ! ll9sn'I t, ae.
sin. MasiqGe Instrumental ct sale. I eetillefe
braI,fhe sera e~nseiente par ui Htiste Il tue alta
AZ "A Ia maison. On nppdrte. Ia Plus sfande at
Ssntion pour lie maintien de u sfe ct lappiieatioh
tl&ttde, conditions esseAtlei'eR pun ~ plV5iS9 d1
ieves. .". .4.
On ne lnettra pas r,oips de SON n lenr former les,
hit, lie GEAR, le raracterc, 4 ienr iairs contractor :
;onne herre illabitlde de iofdre, ae leeohonlie DC
Ia R!opr@t6. de Ia banne tenue, gu a les iastfaifet on
~veilera avec IL pius grand SON san leif ihofdtlte'
Ell deneareront ]toojoeFs dams !eneelaIe &c !, +
maison ct sons les yeG,X et Ia snryeliianse n]s.ufele
de Ieurs m.itre,-e9 Giles ne reeeEront d auttes WIS.,
ties que cclles de leafs parents ,a1l pplttoit les Toil
an p%aFlDic lie jehdi apfes les classes aa hiat'H' et IL
diInanci,e aptas Ia grand nesse.
L'tdleation Physique receSr7i a'issl tol'e at'ef,
zion 4nelie f9tia ne na e&er 9 s 'r ,inas u ;',g III
Ieur tera ptendre chaqiie Jour, des ffefe4.o5s Jau''
eielac7 qua entfGc2uitFont ies r'isss ft"etsi v ~,
tribneront p~qissenlnent a developer ies iIFCes Gu
corps, Ell e%slassant asrtahienent esprit 81 . net ian
taht y meme de feprthdfe ! rt'iae aVef l'iaso ~ ec'i
ct dc profit IA touffhiirt seIa same = a"oa.H"ss :
les coins les PAis aiiegtueu6 " les t'6s ''ss8hseiss
serGht %nedisuts a0x maia.iea' J.
La religion est ~ Ease d tlue S3S.fNe e0ittati3lt -
maisnn pfoiesse la re!ig'ah tathotlda.e 'catetolS Us
jeitnes persoities, qa' en- pfofesseftieht aee aalse,
serent tegaes a 10 seaie condition DE Y Sohi7ffheF
aux eXefcleea pnblics dc "a cointnatailet
PoH1 METRE les parents q meme d enTeyef ieaFs
eiltantF p iehhes an CoqVen1.--ahe en!aa' peas
ptei' lage dc sePt a hdit ais e meme ~
t9t, ! tehir piQs igigteIops' ct aeh iS9
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FIAT DE La LoUIsIANE.-cour de

~ District, Paroisse st. Landry....No No. 87l5....
Successicn de Joseph Laaeur. decides.
JEAN BIS. LAFLguR, de la Paroisse st. Landry,
administrator de la succession de feu Joseph
Lafiear. decfae, reinforcement de la sasdite parois.
&c, ayant prtsente un tsbIeau de classification ct
distribution des fonds de ladite succession, accom-
Pagne dune petition deinandant rhomolegatio1 di-
celai; Fl attendn. gull a etc fait droit a Ia de-
Iliande de ladite petition par ordre de la Gour, en-
date du % avril 1858.
En consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir Il de.
duire an CRETE de Ia Cour susdite, dams les trente
Jcurs AM saivront Ia date du present avis, les raisons
81 at1canes lis ont, pour lesqnelies ledit tabieau ne
serait pas approuve ct homologue.
Bureau dH GFefief, 80 ayril 1859.
LIS. LASTRAPES. Grefier.
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GIRTIS d. co

Ii. CURTIS @& GO.
~ R0CERIGS EFT MARCHANHISES DIVERSFs
N Epiciers en- general ct marchands de Wit
queprs Cigarese t Tahic, Washington, La.
Cfient 4 vendre i des prix moder6s les article
qui ~suivcnt: -
TARAC--50 e%aisses, de tontc qualits, par r..
liv., SIS, los Twist.
Pocket Lump ETC.. des qualities les plus ordi
naires juslu'aux meilleures ct des pix les plu
eleves.
C~IGARES-des meilleures marques de la Hapan,
Cuba SIS, etc., etc.
TABAC EN- PoUDRE, P1PEs-de tout genre
Pipe Heads de tonte qualite, "Yellow Bank e
tabac Il fuIner de Goodwin.
MELASSE EFT SUCRE--"Crushed' en- pondre e
en- pains.
FRUITs-Raisins secs, MR ct Layers en- ] ct
de bottles,
Groseilles, Figues.
PruneaGx, Citron. etc.
Noix, Pacanes du Texas,
Amandes, Noix du Brezil, etc
JAMBoN-"Sugar Cured, meillenres marques
ct ordinaires.
BTUF--Mess ct prime en- barils ct denli barils
Viapde de boanf boucannG, ct Sugar cufea.n
G~RAlSSE--e en- barils ct b~ariilets, g.
FARINE EFT Sell 7-.
Coruiehnns, Conftures, kttchnps, etc
EPICES-Poiyre, Clous de Girntie,
"Allspiee." Case, Museade. Macis
GARTES A JOUER--De toute qualite.
H~UILES-Haile de graisse,
de Sperne, de Baleine.
de CRANES de cotton ct
huile dOliye, quarts ct pints.
SAVON-Colgate, Winchester,
savon de i'Onest, etc.
de,vie. bonahons de verre ct de liege, fruits a leau.
devie, ~assortis,
observation-disclosures d~iverses,
Auisette, de toute quaIit6,
Brandy de Ccrises ct CHERRY Bounce,
LIQUEUHS de toute ~qualite,
Curacao. Marasphiun Panern,irS
Wolfe's S~cheilam SDhnapps aromatique
& E Brandy de meme,
Champagne Cidre. Scotch
et India Ale en- b%outeilles ct demi bouteilles, London
Porter, Ell b~outeilles ct demi 5outeilles, Porter ct
Ale en- b%outeiiles ct denli lonteilles, American.
THE-lmperial EN- demi caisses de fouse aualite
en- canisteres dune ct de denx livres,
P0UDRE Il fusil en- de,ni caisses de toute aBaIi.6
Young Tyson. en- defni caisses. qualities a~ssorties.
FAUX DE,VIE-QiaIit6s diverses,
AMERES--H ostetter anieres storpachianes celia.
ores, Royal Winsor quarts ct pints, Leidards morn
ing cali bitters.
WHISKY-Vieux Bourbon, Monongahela. Recti.
ne VieaX Rum de la Jamaique, Geaieyre d'Hollan-
de ct American.
WINS EN- BOUTEILLEs.
Vim rouge ct blanc,
santerne, Barsac, Champagne en- paniers a~ssorti,
CAFE RIO,
CHANDELLEs-Star, Adamantine, blanc de ba.
lelte, blanc de baleine chiniiaue.
BEURRE-Goshen frais, nous en- receyons cons
tamment par les bateaux.
de r0uest, nous en- recevons constant
ment par les bateaux.
suCRE--Sicre rafne de Lcrring, crushed, en-
poudre. ~pnlverise gros ct en- pains.
Observation-Disclosures Nos j ct 3 en- barils, dsmj
o,arlls, quart dc barils ct en- kits; Roe Harenes en-
DEM ct quart de barils, morue ct larengs boucan6s
en- caisses.
Rlz irais de Ia Caroline
sUCltE CANDl-Sucre csndi assorti en- caisses
de Is Ell so livres.
HoMARD EFT SAUMoN frais en- boites dune ct
de denx livres.
CLOuS de Boston de toute l~ongueur.
sARplNES LHUfLE en- ] ct | de bottles.
POUDRE Eft pLOAB.
Ayec IN assortment co,nplct de toutes especcs de
groceries, d vendre par r, CURTIS + C0
opeiousas, : ayrl 1883. Washington.