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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Ctcurolons.

EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY ISLAND
IL Heath Comfort. and Pleasure oar- leave Fulton and
CatheriD- Ferries. brooklyn, every ~ minutes
30 to the SEA SlDE.-Tbe cars of the
~ Con-y Island and Brooklyn X X Company are how
min, re Fulton and Catherine Ferries Va Church
Lane feenh,d Orsye-end, AID Coney Island Til, Is the
beet route sneep.h-ad Boy Pnyse Parties and Asooa
on and Pic nic Parties accommodated application at the
Office.
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hIarkcts-CiRxFULLY REPORTED FOR THs \. Y. TRIsrsx
TUKspal, Aug. %. 1902.
ASHES steady and Pots in moderst request AZ
So 81 idD 80 MI but Pearls are dull and nominal at
CofrEE-lhe market fo AL kinds Is n'm but there y no
ncIease OF business aud have only TO oee sies oi
hay, ST Domingo al 81 he cash WIN. Scott Sons veeAy
circular reuuk Ssss Of Rio during the past sek having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Profits Of the quarter III per cent
Controller Haws invites proposals for loan Of
$3.50, 600 Croton Water stock till September 30 1862.
This viii be redeemed November |, 1883, aud will
bear y cent interest, payable quarterly.
A further dispatch from the steamship Hbernian
announces saes Of Illinois Central shares at London
on the 18th inst, a, jO i9i discount, Erie at 2oa
29I, and United States 5s at 6G9GS. The bullion in
the Bank of England had decreased during the week
Gl7S000
TIE quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley left
at tide-water, during the Sd week in August, in the
years 1861 and 1862, was as follows:
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90 Ubom II man Concern.

CACTORY for SALE.-A large Brick building
T. "a oad ,xi,b fine Engine OF Co horse power. stu
:, a tt", Hr,oklyn within 900 fret of tie A'lah'io
Docs Ma building osloo feet on tr't 100 So pa " mean
10 co. an r.,e Appy to r. H. Kellogg lJJ fearr't ~. J.
NLAIMS for Pensions, Bounty, BACK as' I'm
Ia, listed % w. VIII be prompy attended to. Call or send
ioi ccua for references and lnstruciio.s Nh i.,e
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Nmnssmenls
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

WONDERFUL COMBINATION or NOVELTIES
THE WORLD NE'ER saw THE LIKE
GEN. TOM THUMB G. COM. MUTT,
GEN. TOM THUMB G. COM. MUTT,
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 81 200.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR $1,000.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR $1,000.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
The original
GEN. TOM. THUMB.
- GEN. TOM. THUMB,
GEN. TOM. THUMB,
and the
100000 COMMODORE MUTT,
$4,000 COMMODORE MUTT,
$4,000 COMMODORE MUTT,
in ell their curious exciting ughsble and marvellous per-
iormances and costumes, including
OVER TWENIY DlFFFREHr CIIARAcrERs
~, OVER TWENTY DIFFERENT CHARACTERS!
PRIZE Of oNE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
They have now performed two weeks to crowded houses
the judges beiny governed by the applause Of the audi
enee proposed to divide the thousand dollar bs.sn these
agreed to continue th. great trial Of merit aud skill
ONE WEEK LONGER.
ONE WEEK LONgEK.
They win be seen at all hours, EVERY DAY and EVEN
ING all will give special performance Morning Afternoon,
and Evening at II. 3 aud 4 o'clock
They WA also be iIsnlduy about the Museum.
GEN tom. THUMBS MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS.
JEWELS. &c, from QUEEN VICTORIA and the prime psi
Crowned Heads OF Europe will he 1hibited
The MINIATURE CARRIAGES Of the Thumb and The
Mutt with four Of the smallest Ponies in the world and Elm
Cosclnen and Fooieu livery the Museum u. II
aud , O'Clock g.
BEAI TfUL CoLoRED TROPICAL FISH.
BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH.
The GRAND AQUARiA IL swauning with COR
GEoUsLY BEAUTIFUL FISH from the tropical
Mhenee they have been brought at OF > 00
Thef ilclule FIFTY BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH, MAG
NiFICtHr fOUH-ElED ChtRUBs the most exqls-
iiciy beautiful hsh ever behe.d; COW FISH; suRGEOH
FiSu PORCUPlNE FISH; SPANISH LADY FISH, ana
other rare and splendid specimens. al of brilliant co!of
A SPLENDID FARCE COMPANY.
consisting of Mrs J. J. PRIOR Miss JENNIE WALTERS.
Mn J. h. NAGLE NJ W. NJ HOLLAND Obi. hr.t sp
pegrauce at the Museum) and Me.sT. HANILAND Riley
ANDERSON. &c, &c. l. also engaged. snt give. EVERY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, aud Nv ERI ENENISU At Il
the
LAUGHABLE FARCE, TEMPTATION
Yet with al his and Million oil other from all
part. ofihe world, the price Of ,imission rem,ius
Only % CTS CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS. Is CTS.
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Real Getaie for Sale.

EOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
IL The property Of the undenigned comprising FRAME
HOUSE IS feel square with addition the Kitchen
GOOD cellar four the first floor. six the second
and three finished the attic and half acres OF
ground ci,teFns neyeriain ing well OF excellent water
ard poultry hou.e The property Is al IN hrsie
Order and only about hve minutes walk from the railroad
depot For further particulars apply at the Office Of the HHz
sd Powder Company, No. 80 W at or On the premises.
d. Is. DENSLOW.
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NOR SALF-TFN ACRES of LAND in the

EOR SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
Il town Of Rye. v Y, about half mile from Pot
chester Depot and % miles from the city overlooking the
village and commanding spendi view Of Long sand sound
snd surrounding country For country Ie'ideNee i'
whole exchanged productive city property For further
psrticu apply PECK BUSH, Portche-eri OF fECh
BROTHERS. No 81 Cbainbersst., New-iofk-
NOR SALE at FORDHAM-A neat and con-
i venieut COTTAGE. with i've lots Of GkOUND vel
with choice ui, IN full bearing eight minutes wax
from depot on Harlem Kaioso For further psrticn a' and
Term. andy TO H. N. MITCHELL No. 297 Broadway.
TARM to EXCHANGE-FOr a GROCERY
u $40 in trade any other respectable bushes io q
YARN worth about 5000 Address the owner, LIBERTY
Tribune. Office No notice OF agents
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Jnsuranee Companies.

NLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" Oa,ce No 81 WaH,t. -Yok-Cash capital $50 OVO.
with large surplus. ,,.,,,,,c
U,,h Lain, Noah s. Hunt
Fiilu CHAM Tovnsend, Ihona. smui'
Cha, H. swords, y IL hahsou'
- p.,,old Geo. a. Townsend,
~ ro,nn,nn Don Aonlo CushInsn,
n l,.n,y U,ish, u J. Smith
Insann / ar.nce Sylvester l.. II. Ward,
Inn.,do : Suatez Ave T.. Laing.
eJs. RIorson Robert Bruce,
a. X Eno. !onn SEQ" p"yu
Ssr"n. Vyiusfs Henry ;. Leysdrh,
b. T. Stroll. ia"Isbc,. iehIufe'
Goo. G-vwod. jr, ] ION, J0hn >, " sni IL.
JAs D. Ans w.. Secretary.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w a W JACksOS................L- isee and Manager
The brilliant and gsssc welcome accorded TO Tie sea
tragic artist 49,, =. ..,,,,.
bv fashionable Intellectual and crow led audience has IN
daced the MAuAsenen announce the avonie pay Of
THE HUNCliBAth
for repetition THIS lW ednesda, ~ ENlNo Aug ~
1O-MOEKON,
MISS BATEHAN will ~ ain appear ia her great ,
NJ ". " " after
Mr.. EDWIN ALBANIA. - ~.4SN
Doors yen 4 commences al a.
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Boar0 ano nooms.

A GENTLEMAN desires BOARD for himself
IA and wife in private family town Address s., Box
no. 1857 PosOice
A GENTLEMAN and bis wife, living in FIRST
IA class house will LET with BOARD beautiful PAR
LOR and BEDROOM the second floor also, Room ard
Bedroom on the third Call No. 2i l8h-si Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

TU BUILDEkS.-Seaed proposals WI De re.
4 ceived until IL o'clock NJ, the lSth day OF Aagi-'
l1I Tor enlaIgng the Northwest Executive buidhg IVA
Department Plans and spec catiODs can be eIaliso hou
the va o. thn month between the hours Of IA tho
m al the room q John Potts. esq Chie O'ek OF ne
War Department Bidders win state the time by whsb me
propose to put the building under roof again. and the time
wlenthey wil complete ths whole WORK.
In awarding The contract time be considered AZ we a.
money TIE bids will .. Objected 20 the Secretary Of Wa,
end indoned Fro1o.a,' Jor Enia'ging ne va, once"
The ugh. reserved TO any bid which Tor any
cause shall no. DO deemed ol the iuterss VI the CeveIL
IneDt 10 accept.
Wa Department, August 20 1904
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N-IXON's CREMORNE GARDEN.

~ Fifth night oftLe rev Comic Pantomme entitled
THE GOLDEN EGG
Invented hy and produced under the immediate direction o.
~ LEHMAN. with scenery, tricl- trau-fp aon.,
AID original music composed by THOMA, BAkhR
Every ,cted with the establishments VIII appear
Ga the cas;
GRAND PAS SEH L....hy....COsrA TLELEUR
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The continued Severe II Of SESOllTA ttBAS rem
der. impossible for her appear for the pres Mt, Doe
notice will 10 given II her sp-aranee Reap
Of the Great London Come NJ DESiEk
= nh night 81 the Comic Folks, Tnh BEAR by Thomas
FRESH ATTRACTIONS ~ THE EQUESTRIAN
SCHOOL ~ n host OF Gymna.s ard Acrobals.
MATINEE
THIS fWeincslsyb AFTERNOON
THE GOLDN 200,
PRONFNADE MUSIC,
AND EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES
Children ~ cents.
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GorriQn advertisements.
TINO CONSUMERS Of RICHARDSON'S IRISH
LINENS. DAMAsKS. DIAPERS, CAMBRIA
UANDKERCHIEFS. &C.

The unsettled state Of the markets for time past
this side OF the Atlantic attributable corresponding inu
eces in the Uued The enhanced value given 20
good. through lifOble cifcun
stance. have afforded interruptions dealers another highly
tempting opportunity TO COUNIthFE OJh "pOpS
and knowing tina, qusnies Of worhes fAbric
urpar,d in m alton style AID seled with the nam.
sa.es W. lee. called upyn again e. CAUTION the CON
SMEK against the purchase Of linen fs'fc offered ~
Rchardsous make not having the iuIl Signature o. 0si
firm, viz: -. a.,.,
" RICHARDSON. SONS OWDEN.
To those who preference TO our Manufacture we
offer guarantees quality souHdn-ss OF bleach
aud goods have always borne aud whe We
determined protect interest this side BY prose
cpfinr ne rously any IN gcfneu, 81 ghts trust
American euds will putting down nuisance, In
mich thew as coniuues and anuiscturers are nutu
a. interested.
f. Ine. ike the present when the cost OF importation 20
much augmented II behOove the consumes TO zee hat they
g-, value or their money AID this they Likely TO OBJ
-, by dealing exclusively cia-. houses, who
alsrys supplied with our goods. Respectfully.
X. RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN,
Month, 18th, 1862. Belfast, Ireland
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Decresse...206 inc. .2H6l Dec. .57Jll2 Dec. HOB
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles LETT at
tde-wner from the commencement of navigation TO
the I'D August, inclusive, during the years 1861 and
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FROM EUROPE.
Additional per the lIibcrnian-Ifigaly In
teresfiug Letter OF EGri Russell.

FATHER PoISr, Tuesday, Aug 26. lsSS
By the steamship IIibernian, which passed this
Point this morning. we have received the following
highly interesting letter written by Earl Russell, 70
reply TO Il dispatch from Mr.. Seward:
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Chances TOR Business 1lcn.

VTTOJJLD LIKE to EXCHANGE n TAN-
w ERN STAND aud FARM of go Farming
Utensils STOCK and Grain the Ground os STOLk OF
Joneau Co Wis. OF ALEXANDER OSl RANDER, No
'23g Broadway (entrance, No Parkpiace), New-No'k
$hH Enn CASH and ACTIVE PARTNER
R%sCOO WANTED in . MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS. in full operation with bona tide property to
represent full and facilities % net 80 per
mouth Association ponsOe Address SECURITY
Tribune Office.
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nOc00inq CGr0s, &t.

Ar VIM. EVERDELL. SONS-WEDDlNti
"A CARDS-These celebrated Engraved CAfo' SOU oH''
At NO iO4 Euton-st., n. Y. Estabhshed 1879.
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Burning fluib, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct the manufacturers and wells an
very loves; market rliss by StiIEFtELiN bRUIHEh
4 20 No. I7U ami I11 William -. New ORR
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financial.
OPrIcn op sEcrnl,Y FIRn IHsnnAScx O.

VFfI'H Ut INNWKANCK Il
No. 81 FINEST, NEW. YORK, Aug. IL, 1852 !
h1VlDEND.-Th DIRECTORS have this day
~ declared CASH DIVIDEND or FIVE 90 PER
GENT payable to Stockholders on demand and SCRIP
DIVIDEND OF THIRTY (,D) PER CENT, the
EARNED PARTICIPATING PREMIUMS" Of the past
year (said Earned Paoip,i Premiums amounting
: lo30O0) also an INTEREsTDiVIDtND OF SIN t6) PER
CENT on outstanding SCRIP. The SCRIP CERTIFICATE
wiz be ready for delivery ard after the 18TH DAY Or
OCTOBER NEXT. By order of the Boad,
RICHARD l.. HAYDOCK, Secretary.
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professional Notices.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
inv Once on tho obsoure diseases OF
, .lyc yiscera Rupture, Piles. Nareocclr, aud 'tn,
radicaly cured without the Knife OF hsAtdre ohco NUTS
from s. h. g. / to !, an to evenings
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Since JAM i.......s. 85s1 40 sSJ9Jl'Jl $o'0i'''!
The exchanges at the Bank clearinghouse this
morning were s23 ,Osl 1903 so, and the balance ST.,
327, 500 81.
The third week 6 earnings OF August, on the West
ern roads, thus far reported except tue Galena and
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IS62, was as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-18

MI. EQnlunu IOtCer, Tue cIlalIila1 VI VIC
Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on the
subject of the cotton supply The nation, he
says, wants cotton Four millions depend upon
it's supply for the necessaries Of life and mil
lions more will suffer who hitherto depended
upon the circulation Of probably &c, 900, 900
annually now being taken out Of circulation
The revenue will suffer materially; the taxation
must be increased, where it can be borne, to
meet the expenditure.
The President has decided to break up the
hospitals in New York, Philadelphia and other
cities, and to establish, in lieu thereof, hospi
tails within the limits Of the several military
departments For the army of the Potomac,
hospitals will be erected at Point Lookout,
Craney Island aud Camp Hamilton, near For
tress Monroe.
On the Goth ult., considerable excitement
was occasioned and quite crowd gathered,
from the announcement that two soldiers OF
the Thirty first Massachusetts, regiment would
be drummed out of service at New Orleans
Their offence was INSTRUMENTATION. The event
was witnessed by thousands.
\ cargo of coffee arrived at Quebec few
DAYS since direct from Rio de Janeiro. The
Montreal Leader, alluding to the matter, says:
S'Such incidents are, especially at the present
moment, very interesting, as marking the gen
eral but sure progress of Canada from Deepen
dence on the market of the Z. S., for its sup
NV of foreign commodities.
In his appeal to the Border State Represen-
tatives, in favor Of the adoption Of his plan
for Emancipation, President Lincoln said -
<EGen Hunter is an honest man. He was, and
T hope still is, my friend. valued him none
the less for his agreeing with me in the general
wish that all men everywhere could be freed.
He proclaimed allmen free within certain States,
and repudiated the proclamation. LIE ex-
pected more good aud less harm from the mea-
sure than could believe would follow. Yet,
in repudating it, [ gave dissatisfaction, if not
offence, to many whose support the country can
not afford to lose And this is not the end OF
it. The pressure in this direction is still upon
me and is increasing.
The international Chess Congress now sitting
IN London is engaged in the grand tournaments.
Of these, one is for prize of el00 with i've
others of smaller amount; and the second, a
handicap tournament, is for a first prize OF
eco, and five others of inferior value Much
interest was attracted by the contest between
Herr Anderson and Mr.. Paulsen.
We have some details by mail Of the recent
Confederate incursion at Murlreesboro', Tenn.
The attack was a complete surprise to the Fed
eral troops, who seem to have neglected all pre-
cautions The two Brigadier Generals taken
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Lie ~ L " oflu says,-N have reco;,., h
from Washington sworn statement bv ~
ward Of a government hospital in Wash;nots~
setting forth gross frauds perpetrated by IN
contractors supplying fuel for the estahral
ment.
At the recent war meeting IN Hartford Conn
the name of Ex-Gov Seymour was placed j.
the list of vice presidents He has written
letter, stating that his name was used witbon.
his consent
A squadron Of Ohio cavalry, numbering two
hundred men, acting as body guard to Gen
Shields having seen the toughest service IN
the winter campaign among the mountains
upon hard fare, and been in several engage.
ments, have had the remarkable fortune to
lose but single man, and he was taken prison.
er.
The Washington correspondent Of the n. Y,
Herald says:-''R Reliable advices received from
Richmond state that the Confederate troops
are in great numbers, with abundant artillery
and full Of confidence.
Professor Anderson, in New York, has had
his magical apparatus attached, on the suit Of
ten Of his ballets girls, to whom he owes $500,
and who have made affidavit that he is insol-
vent and unable to pay them
A letter from the 3. S. Army on the James
vessel that leaves our wharves but takes away
upon every trip, all along from a dozen to
fifty Of the rank and file officers, and to such
an extent has this prevailed it is no exaggera-
ton to say that seven out of every ten Of the
above rank of officers are absent from our ar
my Some of these, perhaps third, are
really sick, but others get leave Of absence by
pretended sickness. Sickness in their family
at home and every excuse imaginable is urged;
any, no matter what, so long as it accompllshes
the desired end-gets the applicant away from
the army Some there are who are properly
provided with just and lawful passes, and who
are sent North upon some legitimate busl1ess'
But to thousen 40 are denominated 'skuIkers'
numbering at least two thirds Of the WHOLE do
we desire to call particular attention, and you
to ''ventilate' the fact, SO that when should
ei-strapped' gentlemen are parading the streets
of the cities and towns in the North and Nes'
should they not be provided with proper
credentials, they may be treated accordingly
The Northern papers publish correspOl'
dence in which Secretary Seward wrote 70
Hon Chas Cook that he has sent Hon. A. D.
Diyen to n. York, to assist in raising tr00ps'
and Mr.. Diyen writes to Mr.. Cook, don't say
that we must resort to drafting We have nO'
the time to draft We must end this wal Su W.
or fight the world. We can end 1t now W.
can't foht the world SUCCESSFULLY; you Kno"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-18

! The accounts from the French lnanu1actur-
ing districts continue very untavorable, and
the Bank of France is asked to come forward
and aid the manufacturers by discounting their
! paper.
| Mr.. George Francis Train seems doomed to
| be continually in hot water He has narrowly
| escaped second Indictment by an English
Jury, and this time for more serious offence
than the former being for no less than man
slaughter A drunken drayman having tal-
len from his cart in the vicinity of Mr.. Train S
tramvay, his prosecutors light to make him
responsible for the death that ensued, and he
was virtually brought as a criminal before the
coroner's jury. 1t is understood that the ma
iority of the jury were disposed to find YER
dict against him, which Mr.. Train escaped by
publicly avowing that he had never had any
thing to do with the tramway, having sold his
patent to an English company.
Gen. Keyes, in his official report Of the battle
Of Fair Oaks, says:-:'I should be glad if the
name Of every individual who kept his place in
the long struggle could be known. All those
deserve praise and reward. On the other
hand, the men who left the ranks and the
field, and especially the officers who went away
without orders, should be known aud held up
to scorn. In some of the retreating groups
[ discovered officers; and, sometimes, the OK !
GERS were furthest in the rear Such officers
should be discharged and disgraced and brave
men advanced to their places.
The St. Paul Press states that at or near
Cold Spring, MIMI, eighteen miles from st.
Cloud, on the afternoon Of the lst inst, Sc
we're storm passed over that region, during
which German farmer, his wife and a yoke
Of oxen were struck by lightning and all killed.
They were blowing corn, the man holding the
pillow and the woman driving and leading the
oxen by rope.
British steamer Ladona, twenty-five days
from Hull England, bound to Beaufort, n. g.,
with a general cargo Of merchandise, arrived
at Bermuda, 29th ult She is furnished with
United States Consuls license under Presi-
| dent Lincoln proclamation, to enter that port.
She called for Goals
| The Senate hava confirmed about thirty
brigadier generals including Gen. Blenker, and
also brigadier generals A. D. McCook, VIM.
Nelson and Thomas L. Crittenden as Major
Generals
Among other combinations as brigadier gen.
eral made by the Senate yesterday, we find the
name of COL Turchin.
Jupiter and Saturn, the two planets that
have lately been SO near together, are now rap
idly separating, and they will not again be near
each other until the lapse of twenty years.
For some months past an ice making ma
chine has been in operation in Westminster,
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NEW PHILADELPHIA EsTABLlSHhANA'
r TT r 9 Fl

o. II [ Il 5 II r1c
DEALER IN ALL KINDS or FOREIGN AND Do uo
WINES, LIQUORS AND C1GA8'
NO. "a KING STREET,
1.-TWO Doors below Fairfax street. Tables,
DRJVATE FAMILIES, Restaurants, l liaTnen
i &c, supplied on the best terms. en assort
are invited to call and examine his chocgg a. and
ment. Orders will be promptly atten ~ 81 N
goods delivered free of charge. J'10