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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

LEAF YEAR-Any year diyisable by with
out remainder, is leap year, which comes
every fourth year. Thus isoo is leap year.
The solar, or true year, is 365 days, hours,
AZ minutes and ~ 7-16 seconds. For conye-
nienee we drop these hours minutes and se-
conds in our ordinary reckoning. and call the
civil year 365 days. Hence We lose nearly a
day in this reckoning every fourth year-we
actually lose in four years four times 5 hours
4s minutes and IS seconds, which is not quite
a day. But for round numbers again, We call
IL day, and therefore add a day to every
fourth year, naming it the 29tll OF February
VI course by thus adding n whole day, we add
little too much, nearly l2 minutes a year.
That In lDO years would amount to say 1i2e
minutes. aud, of course, if this discrepancy
also were not provided for, in the course Of
centuries it would vitiats the calendar. There
fore. once every hundred years a leap year is
Skipped tor three cOnsecu live cen turies; on the
fourth century ii is retained because the bal
ance is little the other way again. Thus for
three centuries we have an excess of $3.50 min
utes, leaving a discrepancy of 6uU min utes.
This. then, is partially corrected by coutinu-
ing the leap year as usual on the fourth centu-
ry. putting US within about iSU minutes, or
eight ho"rs, of being right at the end Of every
fourth century-near enough right for all prac.
ticaI purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

WoNEN's WAGES IN CALlgoazIA.-Worlr 10
paid iI this State by the job or BY the day.
without reference to the sex OF The party that
in the country, carpenter gets NO more. A
lady teacher gets the same wages that kentlc-
man would, teaching the same class. Ifmales
have ever pred0minated among the teachers II
was mostly of the masculine gender. Hut II
does not predominate now, whatever il might
once have done. OF the IS teachers recently
appointed by the Board of Education to take
charge OF the city schools, IL were males and
62 females
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: t. sempl-'s infaIIihie Baking Powder.

f. Sempic's infallihIc Baking Powder
Ai persons fond OF iik h.. sweet, and wholesome
Loaf Bread, Biscai.s. Batter and Buckwieat
Cakes. may purchase this Powder with confidence.
The mate lials are perfectly harmless. and more
g,eassnt than Soda. Sal,rrsfns. &c. No fear oi
soar bread The use oi II Will make the liz hte It,
sweetest bread in the shortest possible time save
time labor and expense: and never dsappoints.
II the accompanying simple directions are OBJ
s'tged. Besides, itis manufactured In Virt mia.
tBd IS NJ invention of Yankeedom. JOHN w.
GAR iCh. manufacturer and sole proprietor.
Rirhmond, Va. We know him. and have trIed it
and recommend it as the best we ever tried Get
i and mnd the directions For sale by Druggists
snG Grecers generally, wholesale and retail.-kev.
pr. kosser. Ed. Christian Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Lost Gni.-Yesterday morning a mulatto
girl, abomt eleven years old, who gives her
name as Elena, and says she WAS owned by
Ir. Nelson: OF gloucester county, was handed
girl says che was purchceed aud brought here
by a Mr.. Jones, who deposited her In . negro
Jail for safe-keeping. On Tuesday lass thc
Jail keeper turned her out Of prison, and tell
mission to go out to play with other Children
thon in the street. She does not know the
Christian name Of Mr.. Jones, nor can she tell
where the Jail is from which she was released.
Officer Seal made inquiry yesterday morning
at most of the negro depots, but could had NO
one that knew ANYTHING Of the lost child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

A"COxNoN SENSE" DsCislOA--0om trul.
BILE ha wing recently occurred among the k1p.
litiouists connected with the rugiltve Alawo
Aid Society, at 6yracuse, N. r., suit vNo
brought, In which the plaintiff wss nos.
suited on the ground Of beinx epeaoe1 ~ a
illegal business, the judge stating ID his ~.
cision that. as the CONSTITUTIONS requires tno
rendition Of fuaitjve slaves any sOeieey Wu1oh
proposes to aid tngitives In sseaP1pe, aaa,thoo
violating the law, Is an illegal aseoeiot1uuv--
The case Is 10 be carried TO the Supreme Coast
Of New York. si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Mr.. BA1Boun, Of Oalpspes, said he shoaia
vote for ths bill. He did rot rsxard the matter
ns proposition to connect the DaDytfle and
Virginia and Tennessee Roads, but to extend
ths former TO Henry Court. House, with view
to connection with tho North Carolina Road.
Incidental remarks on the bill were submitted
by Messrs MARTIN, C0LLIER and DAVIS, and
the vote being taken on the bill 1t was passed
ayes -. noes a.. sf s
The bill appropriates for the object named
the sum Of &35O,CtO.
The Virginia and North Carolina Rairoad.-
Tne bill Incorporating company, with q
capital stock Of 8, 500, ono to construct q road
from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, At
come pointih Bedford county, through Frank
I'm and Henry counties, to tho North Caroltna
line, was taken up A. the order of the day
Inc bill asked no money from the State, and
was passed BY handsome majority
James Rirer and KanasrhG Compoay.-The
bill amending the charter Of this company,
was amended and laid over till Tomorrow. 81
a resolution was adopted prescribing how
certain assets OF e. NJ. Underwood, late sheriff
OF Cabell county, should be applied
The following bills, on their passage, will
be considered by the House Tomorrow, viz
Authorizing q subscription by the State to
extend the Richmond and Danville Railroad !;
incorporating the Virginia and North Caro-
lima Railroad Company.
On motion of Mr.. COLLIER, the House ad.
tourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

"A SENSATION SToRY 0PolLsn- Daytoa
(Ohfol Enquirer says In ieeard q thA p6pees
that Adah Isaacs Menkip u the wiz Of Geo..
Sayers: 1st. Mrs.-not' Miss- Menkin w.
not recently, or ever, elected Captain Of q mill.
tary company in Dayton. I'd. She In tho Wtlo
Of Mr.. Alexander Menkin, who stays ssDg.
unlawful, she could not Very we'll Be- the vl(6
Of HeenaD, and, therefore, the stu1 aboss ~
ling anxious to accompany Heeuan 70 Eaa-
Heenan's celebrity In her profession, 10 al
mOOnshine. ,esY Gas ~ 9fssl7F1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

ExUfrING SCHNE.-While the Davies county
(IndIana) Common Pleas Court was In sesaio,
at Washington, ON Friday, Judge Clements
presidtae, ssalwart stranger stepped mp In
ward him, remarked. snow, old eentlsrnsn.
I've got you !" Judge Clements instantly
called upon the bystanders 70 seixs him, which
was insta1tly doaes vilh great dtaaenlty, and
the pistol taken from hin, req Qutrtug the uaitsd
sxeFsson ef half 3 doaDu ulen - Vrsst ~ Va.
pom from NJ hand. It wus sobseu neatly -.
ceftained th4t The man was iuaana, No 8 q
Citizen of Martin county. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Trespassing.-JOhnC Collins, At an early h0u4
yesterday morning, was foupd 10 Do tresraeatnR
on the premises of e. b. Hill, and taken to H.
lock up. When taken before tho Mayor, he WnA
required to give bail for his better conduct. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

In Search efa Home.-James Danials, . slson.
ger In 4 strange land, fell into ths AandD - -
watchmen last Wednesday night whlDeeNt IN
and wandering about the etfpets. Yestr81Ay
the Mayor discovered that he wan In search of
a home. and therefore ordered his commtssal
TO the black brig. ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

A Nsse jail ID mneh naeded, N persons
charged with crime are 70 be kept in custody;
Tor the old one has becUrne 40 dtlapfdated asd
unsnfet that it will probah1y tuWoee doWn
with ils own weight In . short tine. The pre-
sent jail, II II were eeeuJe IS entircly unit Tor
q prison. because of IL eonx trnetion and ioca.
tion, and because Of the 1ngt th@t 1t u damp
and unhealthy: Persons coanned In Il are
not sent there fef punishment, and ougAt not
TO be locked up In damp cells at night. Nor
ought those sent there for mere breaches Of the
peace to Be forced 20 sssoci0te with thieves and
murderers. In one COMMON yaTdy ~ at prssent.
But II these objections could bc remedied, and
the present buildtng made com Portable and
healthy-whch 10 fmpOssiblo-it II can never b
rendered secure, and for that reason ought ~
be rebuilt. Only few nishts since, several
nOOrirg, and were prepared to take leave, but
the vigilance Of Jaiier Hall and his assistant
prevented their escape. Trey had made all
nrrar yements to get into the main yard, and
once there would probai ~ have killed the
jattor and guard, unless the outer doors had
been thrown open to them. How they cut
through the door Is an unsOlyed mystery, but
il would he no difficult matte r for outside con.
federates TO fnrnish them with saws and files,
at any hour OF the day, without the jailor's
knowing it.
The erection Of nsw and substanti tial prison
will cost S5O,OOO and the people will have to
pay for 1t by taxes; but we are sure that they
wonld rather see double the amount ex xpended
to sec ire the criminals Of various grades who
I'll. its cells, than t. know that the city was
Liable, any night, to hA ing that band Of des-
peradoes turHed loose q pom II, % plunder. fire
and murder, at pleasure. az -''-
The Council committee have reported a
plan for prison house, the general arrange.
ments Of which seem to be very good, and have
sugges ted q site for its location. As the city
owns ground where the Jail now stands, the
cost may be reduced BY erecting IL there, aRd
moving the residence Of the 0verseer Of the
city hands to some other point. Any site,
however, is better than none, SO that u good
prison is erected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

'pS 'pssenms,sn Dyspepsia. Diarrhos. Debility. De-
eltr@ IN Health Er,slpelas. Disease of Eyes. Fe-
r.is Complaints, Hip Disease, KIdns, Disease,
mor. Tarash. Vertigo. Womb Disease, Nerves,
Neuralgia. Paral,s:s. Palpitston of Heart. Scrofu
IA. Spinal Disease, &c, with numerous other Dis
eases testified tn by oar own cifzeGs
And many others, whe testify to being CURED.
alter years OF suffering, by HAMPT0N'S TING
Tlek.
FEMALES AND CEILDREN-This TING,
TURE will I've found gTea. medicine for all theiT
csrgscs.
81 Call aud ret Pamphlets and see cures.
"a by PURCELL. LADD CO., Richmond
b, Or. COOKE, Frede ickshurg: by all the Drug
es:s IN Petersharg: b, MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles
s5. fe 7--d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

AN ELOPED COUPLR.-Mrs. Gurney. tbo
wealthy EDglieh lady, who ied with her Sfoo0
from England, has, il ~ said, arrived IN p1yjD.
Much curiosity is manilested Whenever 40
appears abroad; but what 10 ths most yemoshe
able 10 the utter iudiGenence maAafesseA -,
ward her companion. The lady 70 short eaa
rather stout, with IN extrey.ety juyeuits entt
and manner. The partner Of her flight II -
and bears not half such good face upon -
matter as his victim, for he looks dOWs, ouA
ventures not to raise his eyes - he walks
along sa 1913 - f7e y g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Senled.-John Gloss was arrested and cAeod
last Wednesday night for assaulting and beat.
ing his neighbors wife. Yesterday m0fnTnR
the parties made friends and the Warrant Wao
dismissed. ga ls4sEss sx ga8s 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

The Rod on Mosss.--A negro fellow named
Moses, appeared before the Mayor yesterday.
and was s0undly flogged, for violently asoauI5s
ing and beating John, slave. es5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

The Alarm If Fire. last night was caused ~
the bnrning Of chimney on Mayo strsct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Our COMMERcIALR RELATIONS WITH FnAUCD.
Minister Faulkner has. In accordance with ~
views announced In President Buchanann ll1pe
annual message, been Instructed TO propooe -
the French government the renewal Of In dio.
eliminating duties both In tonnaGe ard % as.
ticles, the growth, produce or mas ulActuBo of
oue country, when arriving In yesssIs bsIooG-
ing to the other, which restrIctionS ee1toaoIy
affect American commerce. The Object = .
obtain such principles Of reetpeuaasy ~ stbio
government has secured with other nstaa0G.
France being the only exception.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

TOILET COABs.-There u q nrm 10 Troy. n.
T., who make cards for Fuhhing 9oWm hesuso.
and . smailer size for cCmbine ~ haty - -.
cards are 1sand 70 b The beef thipes 0ay ~
smoothing the wool Of slaves, aud ttPY qyo
shipped TO the South In largo Q1Aatttl0e -
that purpose. The arm b now 0ll1oE - oes
der Tor 20OU 10 70 70 New 0rIeaoe. Thy -
ornameased with pict0stat laoel, Wpsooznt.
ing two darhles. zach With Q card n III ~ -
hand, preparing for the totlot. So sss4 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Rchb.yy.-On Wednesday night last the -.
meat Of xH. WIN. ChnroAhs sSooo1
OF JederRon and Grace strseeDs ~ - -
entered aud robbed VI ahout % In m0Aeyse . ~
white servant. No cfha has been discoveries
to lead to the detection Of the rubhef - ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

Sasfcrds star Ttoape continue to hold losth
at Metropolitan Hall, and 70 please fle19
audiences BY their 3ne voealisO aAd aDusone
burleeques. Sanford has always Aeon . 1peA1
favorits here, aud will continue 70 b - lone
as he can keep together the clever set Of uoeo.
clans that now compose his hand. s~E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

TAR n ANTS
EFFERvEsoENT
e L Il Y e II AP RE Mt
This valuable popular Medicine prepared in conformity
we analysis Of the waters Of the celebrated Settler Spring,
universally received the most faV ,-able recon
mendasions Of the Medical profession and
discerning Public, IS the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
USE and being entitled special preference many
Mineral Spring waters, seidtz Powders and other similar ard
ees both from its compacness and greater efficacy It may Re
used with the best effect in all
BtziOus and Fre Diseases Sick RsGdgcis Loss Of Agps
'H' 1"df'ss''0 and az sI6r Sc0"aff'' peculiarly
SPRING AVID SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted the wants Of Travellers Sea and
Habits InTalids, and ConTaiescents: Captains Of
Vessels and Planters viii fnd it valuable ad
WITH those who have used it, it has high favor and is deemed
dispensabe
IN o4s ard RbeUspisH-It gives the satisfaction
laying all nhammatory symptoms and in efctuay
rs success IN cases of 6rav Ludi0estioR Heartburn and
cidity of the &OGch and tie distressing sicknsss
success under Is hesithfui influence
afords the gre0sst TSlie to those afflicted soiM sub
to the PHGently acting the bowels neutrali.ing all
irritating ecretiOns, and thereby all nhammaOry
de=cies.
n Iact tits fnralua6sin al cases to1ers Gentle Aperss
PuT0dti0eis required
in the form Of powder, carefully put in bottles
keep climate and merely requires poured upon
produce Adelightful efervescent beverage
Taken in the mprnng nteres with the avocaons
Of the day. acting gently the SYSTEM restoring tie digestive
powers. exciting healthy and vigorous Of the stomach and
creating elasticity OF mind and ow Of spirits which give rest
to every enjoyment It also enables the invalid enjoy
luxu-ies with npuny, from which he must otherwise be de.
barred and without which life is rksome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional AID other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity for series Of strongly guarantee its
efficacy and valuable character and commend to the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT 4 CO., Druggists,
unel5-dly No. 2.S Greenwich ST. cor. Warren. N Y.
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JOHN YORK a CO

TTkVR removed their Book Bindery snd
Blank Boob Msnutscto-y the Baptist Publishing Houss
nex house below Douglass Co., north Market sire No. 50
"a door from the Squareand will be GLAD 70 all their old
csto invite that want work in line. We
prepard Blank Books in the best and any
yen pattern Particular attention will be paid the Binding
a Periodicals. and old Books Our prices low the
lowest The style Of work be az the Bndry Store
Union Street. Books lsft sither place will receive immed
Attention. SIR febIl-nRdn
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CRnssS-.rTEs WANTED.

gHNaK Nashville and North Western Railroad Company Sis
i to contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-Tiee. 9fssl
oag iaches Thick. well heWn, 10 face AZ place
les than inches u Bar timber e sound deliver
Cd At the grade line Of TIE road In Nashville.
The contractors want 10 contract for $4,000 white
Post Oak Ties, Of the size sbogs to Sc delivered
on Of the road in pills. from section Il to section -
enough on each section 10 supply the
Persona wishing bid VIII direct to the President and Doc
Nashville, Tenn. nlyA-a
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Sit Lux ct Lux Fuit
COAL OIL l. A Nj p s.

VNyE have received another supply OF Cosl Oil Lsmns
VI among which handsome patterns or par
ors all fitted with the Collins burner which the prove
men an mmeasrrsbly superior any other Lamp now De-
fore The public for soness snd sesneof flame, freedom o
smoke simplicity in construction, beauty AID elegance in nnish
cleanliness and economy One Lamp will give the lighter four
candles and does not cost much The Oil we have i'm
ported TO burn in these lamps clear beautiful article free
from any offensive oror leaves grease spot when split upon
carpet clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN a. Co,
Wholesale and retail Druggists No. 10 Public Square,
UarlS-u Nashville, Tenn
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THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY!
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oTrIcr NAszvILLk 4 CHAT tSooeA k41LRo4D Co.

~ order Of The BOad Of Directors calls made the
Stock Of The Compsby subscribed Tor building Branch
Bridgeport 20 jasper 70 me treasurer Of ms
On oIlsr on each share te I November, 1859,
doa an each Share the ls days Ct DeceRbers 9 Janua
~ Februar arcL APRIL May June, July, Anenst Septem-
5er, October, and November, LOO.
made 70 jackson Pryor, ~ Jasper the
Treasurer At his ofieei Aoshgtlle
meeting these calls Is requested q the szbscT
~ on to construction Of the road depends exclusively
On The means provided specifically for that purpose.
Ost5-f W A dLhAfBo, fFeasurer-
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yVfE subscriber oilers seventy acres ofIsnd o. ,As
Middle FaLkfn Turnpike, four niles from NashT ID
onire Ehch - resides and tie lands % Cart la
Jones ne equal % the beat, With abunoncs 81 sxsl
snf never falling water, In ths beautiful baidine
n as and The ndlt az ne fnsst
h-nsri-a anriif NATHANIEL RAxTHp.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
n A rfhhs. PranriefOP.

gIEHIs Hotel spacious hck brlang jnst
Theproprietor Incurred heavy expeEse IN astus ~
andfurnshing rsoas, make hen neat ane enoftnle
The house oyen for the reception % oor vo9 md
nj ne proprietor can afford ample aerommoaons
for $50 persons An omnibus. win good and sale team WI %
hedepot passengers 2 ne hois Sna oast . ne
deDot arSa The proprietor U make arslcass
s--iS DANIEL A. rIBD3 Prouriatnr
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III AVING determined 10 carry ny Negroes 70 he i1s3A
SqE,h, Wili sell shout 4 d rec or -Four 1919
Hundred Acres OF Land being part Of
ne tract upon which I reside. situated w.
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
NASHVILLE, n Of the best neighborhoods IN VIII
iAnson county. Sell equal to any IN Re State for pereE
lars. apply the premises, 70 A. v Li1as -
Nashville P A.p EkM1NA
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yTyHE Broadway Nnis IN ssort tina viii b prepared
grind Whent Corn for ol. Rlrnerl 10 nrshorhood
are requestsd to call AID snaine the nrsan Esuent.
iulyi4-a DDDESKEXs Aseni.-
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MORRIs q sTRATTON,

MORRIS q STRATTON,
Dealers i'm Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSl
VETE receipt IG &c assorted stosk
Wv GrOeeries Liquors. &C., to which we invite the attsntiO
$50 66lI n z and Baltimore Crashed sugar grade.
50 do do do Powdered do do;
ZOE do DO La. Loaf, do DO
s500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
iOO do Do Mo I.ssSs5s do
So0 bels choice Reboisd Aoasses
&, g I s =. Louis syrup; -
TIN PLATE
900 boxes ]. G. fOxI4Tin
100 do 10xl4 do, very cheap for cash
$50 boxes star Candles
zoe do summer do
300 do St. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 DO Starch;
loo boxes Boston Ground Pepper,
- 50 do do do Spice;
10 10 superior osfb Soda, s'psp.r,
s0o e@sks do do;
casks Dutch Asdder;
100 bags Pepper;
20 tierees Rice;
10 dozen Painted Bucketa
Us do WaIhboards;
80 nestB Tubs;
! 100 dozen 3roomB;
$50 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. brand3
| 500 kegs pure White Lead;
| 30 bills do Linseed Oil;
| IS kegs Shot, all sizes;
| 30 do Bar Lead;
/ so cases Masons Blackinz:g
| 5000 hays nne Liverpool 5sit,
| 1000 hbls KanaEha DO;
1 $40 boxes Glassware.
| LIQUORS.
| SEQ barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisk,
| 800 DO Raw Ohio do:
300 do old Country 90.
$50 do Smith old Reserve do,
! 100 do Old Bourbon do,
| so do do Rye do:
Ito do Monongahels do
| 30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine,
90 do N. Gin;
spipeB Holland Gin
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien OIrct WineJ
| 40 baskets Champagne, exrai
| I5c1 cases Brandy;
| 800 packages Domestic BrandyI
| 200 barrels Cider VINEGAR;
| W tn Eany other articles for the Grocery trzds.
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