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/ Now Of fat girls there are several varieties.
| There is your baby girl, a delightful little
dumping Of a child, every one OF whose dim
| pies is mine Of delight. and every one OF the
creases in whose rosy lips inspires you with
an irresietsbls propensity to tickle It, These
are The little baby children that Rubens paint
ed 90 gloriously. He made their little puffsd-
out cheeks celes.lally rogeste be curled their
/ hsEen locks like unto the young tendrils Of the
vine; be tipped their little heels and elbows
I With reh carnations; be took away their sex
and made them epicens; and when he had
added little wings Of green and golden plumage
TO their shoulders, they were no longer baby
children, but angels, Minis istering In the spofhe-
oaes Of kings and emperors, who I sincerely
/ trust, have reached the destination which the
courtly pencil Of Peter Paul ascribed TO their
/ dead msjestiss. Then there is your fat school
girl, with long fair ringlets. profuse as Louis
Quatorze Perruque, with fixed blue eyes that
remind you uuplesEdRtiy Of the Pantheon Ba-
zaar and Madame Montsnsri's wax WORK
shops, and with dull, listlsss fxiiv Of de-
meanor that makes one always wish to find
out whereabouts the string Il, 10 order TO pull
it, and csuas the eyes to move and the great
don 10 squeak papa and "mama0
Ys. a3othsr variety OF the fat school girl is
there in the romp, or "tom boy,n who has
cheeks az ruddy and az hard Ss R;bstons
pipplns Wuo Is couflnuaiF ETdLlng Lle skin or
her arms, and tearing The trimming of the
ends Of Der trousers; who, IL she lives in the
country, is IN the habit o. catching young
colts and riding them without saddle or bride
round paddocks; who is always getting i1to
domestic troubls through her transactions with
big black dog fond of the water and Of chlv-
ying cats; who is always laughing, has a tre-
Dendous appetite, and once fought with boy
and came Of victorious. The decline Of the
old fashioned system sf education, and the
rise Of Beminaries and collegiate Institutions,
where young ladies' attend Lectures on fhe Odic
force and ihe Therapeutic Cosmogony Of An
eient Art, has made 'he tom boy fat girl an
exceedingly rare specimen Of fsnininity; but
shais still occasionally to be met with-nota-
/ bly, in Wsstmorelsnd boarding schools, and In
/ farm houses % the Weat
/ l lament the progressive extinction OF the
merry tat 4iri. she usually grew up 10 Be z
( loilY, comfortable matron With tribe Of sunny
eeiidren. all as great romps as she bad been.
( Her pteklfd wainuts were perfection She was
one or those women who always give YOU
sometbing 70 eat when you call on them, and
( II you are neither huDgersd nor aibirst, insist
I on your carrying away pot Of preserves or a
slice or bridecake With you. Il was in the
golden age, and Englsnd was merry England
indeed, when those fat mstroBs who had beep
fat girls, hourithed. They used to entertain
you 80 "meat teas''-bcunteous repasfs. Uhere
there were sausages and pressed beef, soused
maekeTel and pOts sfo-cakes.
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"Hsvs yoa beard about poor Mrs. G
flUhaac nnaffss


L was ever 50. She had been cut down II
the very pride Of her beauty, like some qneenlJ
flower. L was agfHlly sudden L threw
gloon, For while, even over merry, sickly
feE'ive-loviDg Hong Kong. Il broke Der hue
bandis life and hope Il blow. He never wa
seen TO smile sfter her loss; be shrunk swsJ
from his old fieBds; be left TIE rifes, exchsng
ing into a regiment that was serving IN Uppsl
India, snd died Of fever IN the Tersl. Pooi
Goodiei have taken some liberties With tbs
names Of those concerned, but there are net z
few living who viii be able to recognize, undei
this mask, too trus tale,
Now. to clear up the seeming mystery OF the
Black Spot. There is a hy which, for the mis-
chief l. does, is known and feared throughout
the east, and which is usually called the bsal
fy, or Jupiter hy. It's bite is generally fatal
to cattle Il is Identified with the baslzsbnh
Of scripture, The type By which tbe arch enemy
was depicted. The fatal tsetse-hy OF central
Africa, which DR.. Livingstone hss described
Toe hasl fly Of Syria, and the bal-tae OF China,
are akin In appearance and effects, while the
names, even, are singuisTly Identical This
hy is seldom very hurtful 10 the human race
except when il has lately been feeding on car
Tion, and thus communicates the morbid virus
Of deeounosed animal matter 70 the veins q
a living being. This occasionally hs ppens even
IN Europe, and IN the case Of the common
house ~ and the ''buzz," or gTeenish earrion
hy- But this is rare, indeed, and only three or
four cases OF death ensuing from such bites
are reccrdsd within the isst ak or seven years
on the continent Of Europe. n the ssst, with
a sun peculiarly adapted 20 the Fastening OF
diseases, the deaths from this insidiouslv sd-
% nlsteTcd poiscn are more frequent, and the
poison isgeif is more virulsnt aud raDid.
fsIt Wss IN his manner that poor Mrs. c.
net her death. The black spot, unnoted bv all
eFes save her own, and neglected By btrsslf.
was the mark of incipisnt noFrisestlon. he
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THE MEMORY OF WASHINGTON IN
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
On The twentT-serond Of February, Cover
nor Pickens, Of South Carolina, (who was re-
Gently Minister to Russia made a short ad
dress to a military company in Charlsst~-.1A
the course Of which be made tn followlng
hlDPy sliusion to the univeFE-' respect Tor
General y slasagton:
REMEMBER while in a distant court Of Eu-
rope, and at The most despotic Of all govern
ments, that on a memorable occasion visited
the magnificent gardens that surrounded Peter
hot. near S. Petersburg. The gardens and
yrounds were dedicated to the enjoyment and
peaceful pursuits OF the greatest and most bril-
liant OF courts. On a remote island OF these
magnificent grounds that had been set aside for
the private enjoyment and private walks Of the
| Emperor and Empress, 'res was pointed out
/ 10 me in that garden, cultivated bv particular
/ and devoted hands, surrounded bv wire wicket
work, and flowers Aourishiug all around g.
I There stood on cae branch Of the tree a large
brass plate, and on one side Of that plate, in
4 German, and on the other in Sclayonic. was
written: This tree was planted in 1888, by
/ Nicholas, from an acorn that grew near the
tomb Of the great Washingfon.o - This was
/ the inscription upon that tree, placed there bv
one Of the most absolute rulers that ever
swsyeG tie sceptrs Of empire. And vet in bis
/ private, secluded gardens, be paid this deep
and heartfelt tribute to the memory Of the
greatest and purest man the world ever saw.
He did not take an acorn from near the tomb
Of The great Elizabeth: nor did be take it
from the garden Of the Tuileries, grown in the
time Il Louis XIV nor did be take it from the
tomb Of the great Napoleon nor did be take
Il from the garden ef the Cessrs, near Rome /:
but be took an acorn from the tomb Of pure
and mighty man, in the wilds OF America, who
bad planted the seeds OF a government, conse-
Grated to the freedom and independence Of ns-
tions, whose very principle was directly at war
with the principles OF its own government I;
and yet, 20 great we're the virtues and integrity
Of Washington that even this mighty monarch,
10 private and secret, paid to him bis heartfelt
and deep tribute. The tree was watered and
cultivated WITH more care than any Of the trees
In that garden. Il was hourishing and grees,
snd trust it will continue to flourish green
and fresh until It's branches shall overspread
the civilized world.
! have also seen the Cossack Of the Don and
the Volga have seen The Laneers Of Russis,
and have seen the Tartar and the Arab in
the wilds Of the interior, and yet, notWith-
standing their BeRi-barbsriaH life, even they
converse OF the migh'y Washington in their
tents at night. There is no portion of The
world that has not heard Of bis name, and
love and admire his great and manly truthful
ness and virtue
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DY virtue o. . trust deed executed to me By h. W.
ID shelton and wife, which is record in the Regis
sf's once ot Shelby c3nnty, viii, SATURDAY, Nay
nh ISL u front Of the County Clerks once corner
Court and Third streets, Memphis praeeod 10 cell for
cash 70 the highest bidder the following described real
the lIth surveyors district IL shelby sOunty, and
bounded a. follows: Beginning al a atske at john
" HarTison's, n. W corner, and runnsg west
81 chairs and - Links 70 small hckliy stump vita
hifko-y and sweet Eum ponters thence south 81 deg
east p ehAius aud S5 links stake In the west eese
ot the Memphis aud Raleigh plankrosd. then north
37h deg east chains and 30 links to another point u
said pankrosd, and then chains ana s. Euis 70
se oeEnnlnE oontalnin 81 seres Sale 10 take piaes
Al 70 o'cl ck John p TREzEVANT
April STU, 1851 Inpq-sds1 Trusfss
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GEN. RoBERT LEE.-We have slTesdy an.
nOuneed that Cen Robert Lee, late Of the Z.
8 army, has been appointed By the governor
ommandeT-in-ehitf Of the army Of Virginia.
Gen. Lee is a son Of PLight Horse Harry, .
OF immortal revolutionary fans, and is
known as ore Of the most accomplished off,
GERS ef the United States service. L was I,ss
who engineered be victorious march Of ths
American army from Vera Cruz 10 ibe city Of
Mexico. He is a son tn-law Of the lac Gee,
Washington cusius,
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HEEP CONSTANTLY on hand all sizes OF FISK 8
N CRANES CASES. Also, WOOD COFFIES, o.
every description
Country Undsrsksrs furnished win Cssksts and Cass
At reasonable Discount. de22-1y
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IN The most eIeRapt and superb manner fer the sooens
modatios and semfort of al Nhe may desire hs prsfss
siousi services; sRd from persosa asquaintaRee
with fhis Esnfean and fnoEiedge ef his skii In te
science Of Deatistry, can assure numerooi
friends and ac1uAintancrs generally that he is ever
way worthy 81 their oonhdence.
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TIE WHITE BAsH.-Tbe Virginia eenvsn-
~ has adopted an ordnance establishing
Wnat is called g the white bssis,0 that is. an
equality Of taxation and representation The
ordinance is to be submitted to the people for
ratification or rejection. The EzaBinsy saws:
On the fourth Thursdayof May the people OF
Virginia viii really have something to vote on.
There is The ordiranes Of secesson, the Union
Of the South, wiits basis, and what perhaps i
tie most important Of an, whether We shall be
ruled IN the next sia.e legislature and Con
federaie Congress BY lhe submissionlsts Of the
Virginia convention.
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Lmhrotrnos af an SIzas.

Frsin 50 cent? to $40 We wish a call frcm an. D.
Industry and Gftent0n business and having nsne b
afst class operEtsrs intend making work equh
% any IN fhs csuntry. Gene and and try Pie
tures OF Children taken iBStantaneouEy. Respectfully
TEARogT, HozSTRR q 90.
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Erre reuuffa clra11franie
l,ut clever nan could bsre done these
Ind pleased such opposite interests,
fIfng-Ldng t-as clever nan. II matters
- he was a dic'ionsrT. Il You want
- gesns' information. fhs Old eoupradoT
all you more about China thsn you could
4 SON al the biue books ever printed At
tfssionui rxpenss. To person, Chiug- Lung
a - sut and Iegial, hurley old Chinsmsn
frcred slippers, silk robe, and a tremen-
atr-tsl 0f cgrsfuliy tied hair, With the
sake f7esr nails that dsBnte native gen
s nsre be wss, presiding over the
a Seeding tbs Chinese waters. When
sntered tAs iea-roou on one ocez-
tbriF Z the evening, the old eomprGdoT
q as b looked kesulv az the bsautifal
% hdy. Sle passed hV him. rrpress-
nabredly q smile az bis outlandish
hgTrs He STARED after her with
rlesless, or curiosity, and thea gave
srd vrha isd.nf to his svocations.
e -srs uslioed this; but Ching was
and a oue asked What BE- meant,
lea { aaything. It wzs an hour OF
Prs FTs- C. left the ballroom
his ame she entered ghe sunBer-room
hefpartnsr's Rrm. While the latter
T-oine rstres1 s1nfE', The old Chins-
near ioosed sharply al the fair
and thea drew back with nut
~, IN bic native tongue. Ms. c.
nim- Two m.nuiss after. CHING
60 ir close confsbulsiion with tbs
IleesI tensi5s, experienced
IS oesa tlrss Tesrs in Hong
"a seIgtd OF ne aedicsl staa in
ard euo vas Tessrde5 81 me
-oasl - e9riiy on ibs island-aTe,
<.ls ,s-saia-sprseons ln nlsnty, sBd
-. - n ~. 1s iorea', Dr. Rogers was
'ss3 a. Ching took hin ~ ~. - -
'eat and whispered a.. --.-- 80 =. =
Ssn'' eyes rsn3ea ssros. tie ban
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ReassOUNE.
Trusfep,s GaIe

Dr. virtue of deed trust executed to as the "a
~ day Of January, 1855, by J. ". Rogers (sinee as
sued b other parties but not pa and rec rdsd in the
Registers dfoe OF Shelby county, TENNESSEE book xxi
pages Ss 800 and 3IO to which reo.Td reference =
aeres9 made for fuller description, I will proceed %
se y ne hithest bidder for cash tbs premises At
10 -.eio.k A. NJ, on SATURDAY TIE BLEvkHTH DAY
of NAY NEXT, certain Lots Of Land the north side
Of me Ilgeonro0t road contsining absut nlns acres
about one mile aud haf from the city Of Memphis
The title Is unds ubted but convey onv "a trustee
Redemption waived. WM. S. PICKETT Trustee
By order Of J. ". ROGARs,
9. W. O. STOUT.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GlLLERY

N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets.
UE Mp EIs, TEENEss e.
I'VE have now opened up our new and elegant rsors
w for the receptien Of visitors. Our rooms are
handsomely fnishet, vita large skTiRht, ABRAMS "a
exclusively for making all kinds Of Pictures Our Pho
i3Eraphs will be oolored In ell ~ the celebrated artist
VIZ. COOPER, the most reasonable terms, and o.
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c.rrrpr..rr NArr.-A Montgonsry s0r

CsNyEpERArE NAvI.-A Montgomery cor
respondent of the Charleston Mercury, says
understand that negotiations are now
pending, which, when concluded, will give Us
some vessels which can soon be made into
msn-of-war. Before many weeks longer the
Confederate States will havs a nucleus OF a
navy which will grow, Of course, as the Wsnss
sf the times demand. The applications for
letters Of narque are very numerous, and are
granted every day. Prigsteering viii soon
become a profitable business 10 those who wish
70 engage in it. The last letters were given
to Bostsn man, who, finding the tines hard
in TIT. way Of peaceful trade, is about 10 At out
bis schooner and try bis fortune a. eorsair-
~ A letter from Annapolis to the Balti-
more Clipper says;
TIE members Of the Seventh New York;
regiment say, that while lying of the hareor
they experienced great hsrdships and priFa-
ton. An they ate Tor forty-four hours was
small slice Of raw pork, about haik enough for
a breskfast The Massachusetts troops had
no provisions OF water FOR the sane time one
Of the Ia ter was seen chewing and sucking
rib from the side Of pork which bad been pre-
viously thrown IN q corner. Tbeir tnirst tof
water was intense, and several OF them drank
the salt water from tie Chesapeake bay, when
increased their thirst to such 80 extent that
they drank too freely, aRd are BOW lying in the
hospital, insane fron the Effects
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sewing machIne Rooms.

ArTnnged for the Of Ladies' being ne
second foor. We have cur different styles sf Ssahg
Machines always hard We take great pleasure IN
showing eur WILCOX MACHINE, knowieg, from fair
rif hy thase vac bought theu that they the
family mach ne. one great feature IN them is, the
needle cannot be set wrong They the mast simple
and least eou upcated Machine in By calling and
sseing them gou can be satisfied Of their vaiue.
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UNION STREET DEPOT =. :.
BFPSCGS'3s Product
BOILING, RIGGS & co

- ALaAAA+
LTAVz haad and for sale large lots o. ives Pre-
H duce aad Groceries. c1aHlsti1z 81.
1000 BAGS Irish Potatoes 80 tris- Csnsnfs
1o0 SACKS Oui0usi 100 boxes Cssss8i
500 SACKS Corn;
30 5rls Flgur verioHs brEndli
10 rsaIs wrapping Pspsrf
200 doEeu Bucksls;
l5o nests Tubs, pslnfrd sud eedrf
go brs Whistyi $50 bris. Lsns3
Ibo pieces Power Loon BagEinE5
100 coils Rous;
100 szczs Fl8urs 80 1szes stsrehf
100 boxes Oysters, fresh, pisElsd and syiEsai
$50 Ees So p,
lo1 5eEez I1la e. al guzliilssi
81 1alsd Cotton Yarns;
2o0 E-ga WhlIe Lead;
% car1ons Indigo;
20 orls- Dlneslic wines and Lislsra5
casks Imported 8raHdyf
Win a great variety % 81 u g1sda, 5rasiaE Pie
Fruits, HlEiarcs Shaking, Hat=ses GrsEnd Singer
Pepper CIussrlou Stoves Mace, AlsDac-. PlcElass Ia
BE Salt IN papers. Cotton Cordaze ChEpaElea, Vel
bulEets Bottled Liquors, Wax Csnd " vzrouE ssiora,
etc, stc.
Persons wishing . suppiy themselves via choles
Groceries, wcuid Do FsI y ea and szazne thia alsk
uaI4
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the DOCtor's ofhee uri7
Common Law Court.
". R. Irwin, Executor, etc,
Eon-residsnt attachmen
flor debt-Ss0o. n.


ffor debs-ssoo. "a
Daniel ". Wrizht
A the February term, 1851 Of the Law side Of the
n common Law and chanoery Of the city Of Ms-
phs Il appeared shat defendant q nsn-resident 81
the State Of Tennessee, It therefore ordered thai
publication and stay be made required by ", and
that Defendant appear a. before the second Monday
June next 1851, and plead, demur to rain-
tdB deciarHtiun or Judgment By default viii be taken
against him--[4 weeks. $500
MARCUS J. WRIGHT Clerk.
By A. J, WHEELER. Deputy Clerk.
Brown \ Frazer, attoruevg for piatntiN u~l-4u
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In Chancer at Memphis.
CTATE eF TENNESSEE. .-ProceediuEs had IL the
- Clerks ulJe, ChaRcery side OF the Common Law and
the i4th, 1861.
X <. Bastvek and Il. C. Pierce late hrn Of sastvicE
&Hfree, Comp sinaEts
vs..
The Adsms Express Company, Def-ndant
It appearing frsm adsvit aled IN this cause tia. the
defendant The Adam, Express Company, Is ron-resi-
dent Of ths state q Tennes ee ordered that Il d.
enter its appearance herein BET re sr within the erst
three days Of The next term sa court Be ned en the
second Monday IN Nay next 1851 and plead anrwer or
deuur 70 eomDlainAss' bl or toe same VII be taken
for confessed 70 It and set for hearing e paIie and
that COPY Of this order Be published once week for
four successive weeks ID the Mfuphis HpaeaI A
oopy-estsst 5eE c tsNaKR-
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f,HARI.RRTON mnIRE

TMHE9IATELT opposite depst Of the MenFhls and
/ oharieston RAllroad. Passengers % ths n 4 O. r.
b. for the AbsveHouEe, will retain their cheeks and
their baFsags will be conveyed free sf charge. The
above house is heW and but reeeuty opcned Fare.
81 80 daT. JOHN D. ARNoUR
nnIq ama p-r--f.tss.
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DIRECTORS.
Wm- n. Mcfarland; President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwi-k, hrm OF Warwick & BarksdaIe;
VIM o. Crrnshawl firm OF Crenrhaw s. Co.;
wellington Goddn IN Of Goddin 4 Apperssn;
7. ". AcCance, arm Of Buaiop, Aoncure & Ca;
g. A. BArksdale, hr1a sf WarEick 4 Bsrksdsle;
Jsnes Grant, Toeacco Manufacturer;
l. D Crenskav, 4 m Of Haxal, Creushaw Coz
gohH L Bacon. firm Of Bacon q Baskervii
R. B HExail, arm Of Hsxa J. Crenshaw & Co.,;
John Carrie, Jr., Ship Owner;
Wm- B. Warwick, nrm OF Warwick & Barkgdale;
Jas. Aires Jones, Attorney-at-Lsw;
G. @. Bnett Builder;
,. g Buflc, Asrieulturist and Manufacturer;
". AeGruder, arm Of s MeGruder Sons;
v. ". erump, AttoTney-at-Law;
Jas Dunlop, frm Of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
BOILING ". HAxALL. President
o. F. BREsEE, Secretary.
offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE CON-
PAHY % the property holders Of Memphis and solicit
portion Of their business All losses will be prenpty
paid IN cash at this agency Those who wish encour-
age utt institutions In preference TO Northern
will please give me a call.
J. T. WEST Agent
sp7-ly sTo 20 Front row
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MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We sfeT q number Of select and highly improved
Farms in Snelby county varying distance from Mem
phis from 70 tweary miles All of these lands
sesi-ably situated, and hney adapted fer Gsrienng
and Farming purposes.
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100000
4 CARD TO The PUBLIC.
GOs4kg COsgE!

HATE bseH engaged In the uaal trade for ne psst
twelve years have boated coal % this uartsL s5r
The retail city and steau5oat trade ar have learned
from experience the necessity Of having 7haausr ua
Memphis thaH has heretofore been furnished q her p
pie The necessities Of ths rich and poor alike rauurs
tha change proposed, while do pTeteud ta
guise the faet that intend 70 sor1s money IL IL
cot the lcss true that 4 shall publie bsuefaslor
now have on hand large supply Of Green river ooai
which have always furnished 81 price far belos that
which must Be Fad Pttshurg coal The pieces are
not Cow 80 arz TIE ooei blocks received from Ptts-
burg but these gro larger tas mine il Bsnetrated
and with each shipment 20 ne by spring the iun2s wE
be Gs large as the largest taken from the Plts6urE Ets
Green river coal costs less than hat tro he head
waters Of The Ohio, and therefore sell l low and not
because il noI 50 valuable for all purposes. have
deemed Il useless 70 obtain anr publish certificates IS 70
it. properties from those who il here Trg it. az1
bank checks are III certificates want have Euu7-
ever larger stock than before Of PiusburE eoai
which goes a ct market prices would state more
over that thos2 who but from pay money sn old
citizen Of Aemphis- All that make gues into circus-
tion here takc nothing from ths city hich oar ere
aioz did not intend Should away he did aot have
mphis on a coal bed. Ksep your money at hone and
sfaud By your people, which you can accomplish ~
suyng coal a. tie Blue Once, JsBsrson Or a ne
foot q Poplar street
uo1-6m THOMAS JHMV9
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IN STORE IND FOR SALE
100 baskets Chas. Fare Chanpagns, direct
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Heidsic Co.;
80 baskets Golden SPRAY;
% rases Widow Clequst
% cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and stir Cstavha
500 cases Cisrst, different brands;
200 cases Sauterns;
100 cases SaTdines, and Z;
~ hf. pipes Cognae Brandys
20 Or.
50 eighth
100 casks London Porter, qts. and PTS; ii
% casks Scotch Ale, In stone isrs, diTss ~
4'n A''''''s. Also, ~,
Sugar, Coffee hoIassss, Bacos. ~
Flour, ETC.. etc.,
mrs low FOR GAs7