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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

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n FRESH OYSTERS.
OYeTBRS KEPT OontAntly ON hand at Mo-
CRACKINi6 OYSTER HOUSE. Mo- -
l76 Twenty-third street. @11
market. At the shortest notice.
no l8-lRH
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ByW.L. WALL & CO., AIationeers.
SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM

DIRKMPTO1Y SALE OF A VALUABLE 1ARM,
1 MILL. AID WAfEs PRIVILEGE IN PaInsl
WEbSlsDAY, the 18th Of Hoysmber, 1855, q n
O'Clock NJ, We viii sell. on the premises. that
iarscd. the residenoe OF the lets n. saushurY,
and about two miles from the Old Fields, and ad-
ford. Albert Berry, and e. Beail, and containing
two hundred and twenty acres Of rich dark loan,
pro,ements consist Of . nearly new and eomforts:
ble Frame Dwelling house. Nj MIN With a. good sa
Houses, Quarters. and all necessary ont buildings
Terms One fourth cash, $500 Of which must be
Bearing interest, and secured by deed OF trust On
'ns nog WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.. .Auets.
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Later from General Burnside,
FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Nov. 2O-The City OF Balti-
more, from Liverpool on the l1th instant, has
passed this point
The steamship Anglia, which was to sail
from Galway on the 10th, struck rock in Gal.
way bay, while entering from Liverpool She
got on, apparently uninjured, but still remains
at Galway.
1t is reported that the British Admiral or.
dered the kearsage from q ueenstown because
1t was believed that the men shipping ostensi-
bly, as stokers were designed for more active
services. She sailed on the 5th, and during
such bad weather it was inferred that her de-
parture was insisted upon.
Lord Palmerston, in speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet, deplored the American war.
He said England would have interfered, but
for the belief that it would have been in vain.
She, therefore, would yield neither to bland
strictly neutral.
Regarding Poland, he said England had
done her duty by demonstrating; but, although
these remonstrances failed, he hoped Russia
would cease to pursue an offensive course.
Lord Palmerston's reception was significant
ly enth uslastic.
MI. viliers, the prominent supporter of the
Government, has been speaking in defence of
the Federal Government.
Paris kilograms say that Matamoras is not
blockaded, but contraband Of war Is not al
The Emperors proposal for q European
congress has attracted universal attention.
Fifteen Powers are invited. No Official advics
have yet been received, but 1t is supposed
greater number will acquiesce in the scheme
The English Cabinet is holding a meeting to
conSider an answer.
The Times sees no objection to England join
ing the Congress.
The Emperors letter is short; it mentions no
question.
Gen. Banks Expedition to Texas a Success
capture OF Several important Points.
NEW YORK, Nov. The steamer Morning
Star, from New Orleans on the 1ith, via Ha-
yana on the 10th, has arrived
The expedition sent by water from New Or
leans, accompanied by Gen. Banks, has been
great success. Brazos Island, Brownsville
and Point Isabel, Texas, were captured, and
are now in our possession. The enemy threw
away their guns and fled to San Antonio
The casualties either side are not men.
toned, and no details Of the operations have
been received.
The reports OF heavy fighting in Western
Louisiana are untrue. There mas been slight
skirmishing, but nothing decisive. Our forces
we're still in the vicinity Of Vermillion, and
everything quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

DIslAs1s OF IN NIlyous, enMrHAL, URiuAaY
AND SEXUAL 6YsfIMs.-NeW and roliSble- freat-
ment-in Reports of the Howayd Associa5ien--sent
IN sealed letter envelopes, free fehArso. address
RhiladelphiA. Pa. "a S9-Ssn
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LATE NEWS FROM rHE SOUTH

LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Delivery Of Supplies fer the Unisa Priss..
lharIeSten-The Bonn bardnent Of sun.
tcY-More ri. ing Upon the Cisy-Arrival
of Bisck sde Runners.
FoRrRKss MONROE, Nov. 9a-The steamer
Col. Irving reports thar he has successfully
transit rr6d our Government rations, and also
thr provisions furnished from the " Baltimore
Relief Fund" to Commissioner Ould.
lhe Richmond Examiner of the 18th was the
OILY aler received by this arrival. Itcontalns
ii :oii, wing int. lligence from Charleston:
''BARLEs TON. Nov. .IE-1 wo monitors which
~are engaged in the bcmbardment were not
ser this morning Reports from Moultrissay
iE al the leading monitor in the fight had her
smoke and urret perforated.
A report from Sumter states that four moni-
tors took positions to-day near Cummings
Pcipf. 1t is believed that they carried heavy
weights sus pended at q certain depth below
for vessels of a certain draft.
The comhardmeDt of Sumter last night was
atcut as usual. There is slow firing this
morning -
The enemy had fred twenty-five shots from
Grefg on the city, doing no material damage.
Il is reported that one gun burs ted on the fast
There has been slow irinr on sumter AL,
day. The present indications are that the enc.
my intend more extensive operations. No
monitors are in action to-day. They have re-
tired.
YANKEE PRIsoHRRa.
The Richmond Examiner says:
s.Seyen hun dred more ankee pris oners were
sent to baaville yesterday One hundred and
fifteen Yankee pris oGers were received at Libby
prison frt m Charleston on Monday night last
Among them were the sailors and marines cap
tnIed in the last night assault on Sumter's bat
tered wal's'
ARRIVAL os BLOCKADE RUNNERS AT WHINING.
TON.
"The blockade running steamers Dundee
F1crs, Banshee, Syrian, Alice, Advance, An
tenia, HaTsa, BPauregar Dispatch and Scotia
have arrived at Wilmington. The Ella and
Anna is reported TO have been burnt
THE REBEL RAM MISSOURI FArLusE
"The great ram Missouri built at Shreys-
port, is a failure. She cost the government
half q million dollars"
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u o1F1oK OF CHisr QuARrERMAsfER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., October q, 1867
On the First and Third WEDN1eDAiS, 4th and
18th Of November. viii be sold, ct Public Auction,
at the Cavalry Depot, at 9iesbOro Point, near this
'''' CAVALRY HORsEs,
condemned - un6t for public eervice.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock .. m.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Lieutenant and Chief Quartermastsr.
ocSD-td Cavalry Bureau.
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nol7 J,C MCGUIRE 4 90 Auc&s


6y VIM. l.. WALL d CO., Auctioneers
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF BUILDING LOTS -Ry
district Of Columbia, passed on the 2sd day Of
!snusEy A. 1852, in Ohancery Cause No 1885,
morgan, Trustee, appointed in said decree, viii
tba the
S2 epss sse :s, It q
Real Estate situated in said city" On'"s 's''"'iS
Lots g. 9, 10, II, Il. ls, 4 is, and Is, in Square No.
And Lot No 9. in Square 6z2.
The terms viii be: One third cash halsrcs In
sI, twelve. and eighteen months, bearing interest
endorsed to the Of the trustee
non eeasas WI WALL % ( q Co.. scss Hacss:
uE6sfEls ~ Il afH saIs oF ISPRoVED TEioRfss RsAL 1s
i TATE IN WAsHISaros oIrY.-On TUESDAY
the premises, by virtue Of q deed Of trust. Ss.rins
date the 18th day of October, 1889 aud recorded
In Libs. No s, foli0s go S ct % sec IL o. the
Of Coumba, We viii sell, 1t Pubic Auction, to the
hishe bidder, all that part OF Lot numbered six
IT, ea S onng
running back ITO feet to 80 feet alley, with the
Terms: One third of the pureha,e money to be
paid at the time Of sale ), and the remainder In
equal payments OF si1 anc IT.. twelve months from
to be seeured by deed Of trust on the property,
and IL the terms are not fully complied with In fve
property ct the risk and expense Of the defauitns
purchaser. at one weeks notice in the Evening
All eonveyaneins and Revenue Stamps At the
' " SR1sHsHHs IAsInpDL1roN,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
nolo-eod&ds 30. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
A seIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER'5 OHFICI.l
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are composed Of
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Croix Rum.
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UnSucc essful Attack by Rebel Rams on
the Fleet at Mobile.

NEW YORK, Nov. ga letter from our
blockading squadron off Mobile reports that
the rebel rams recently attached the neet, bat
after receiving three shots from tn Coioi ado
and two from the Genessee, ran oacA uuaeF
the puns of Fort Logan.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
PRESS DIsPArUHEs.]
IMPORTANT FROM EAST TENKessEE.

Fsnr Days Fighting Between Long gstreet's
and BuFNside's Forces-Reseeat Of the
Union Army 10 Knoxville-A Great Bat.
tie Expected. z.
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TtuBteeB Fn6nl1 bQII0I0g Aes0elkNOn.
of0-eod&ds 10. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
A seIsTANr QUARTERMAsTHR'5 O1FICl,)
"A Corner Of G and Twesty second strets, )
49, y Tss,hipTtnSSP, tor p p 2 koy 10 10, ia5s.'
On WIDNE6DAY, Nov Is will be sold Riye
etaHions, the properly Of the United States.
eale to take place at Reillyh Corral, near the
Observatory. at 10 O'Clock q. N.
O. II. TOMPKINS,
NO II. I'd CAPTAIN and 4. Q. H., g. 8. A.
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NRw YolK STYLES,

NRW YORK STYLES, vs.
asMsIe17sas C1oshiss .-Nsse aad EhsAiesablsg
The knglish eaek and waking Ooats excsii IN
tseeaat. Grade and nnish anything ever offered in
tAis etty. WALL. SfHPHSHa q "a
322 Pc. avenue, bet 9th And I0th ia
ee1u tIntell. and Repuh, 4 -
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Hear OF NSuonA ana metropolitan Hotels.
To night the thrilling drama
THE HIGHWAYMAN'S LAST CRTMB!
THE HIGHWAYMAN'S LAST ORIMli
BY THE GREAT DRAMATIC COMPANY
In his great Mus. }CHILDlRs,l and Wonderful
The Irish JKATHLEEN O'NEIL.t The Irish
Cure. }KATHLA1N O'NEIL.i Cure.
In SONGS, }ERNEsT'Nl DsFAIBER, ! In Dances.
In Dances ERNESr'N1 DKFAIBER,{ In Songs
NEW PICTUREsoUl BALLET,
Arranged by fouchs.
Beautiful TIL ! OriRinaI
Music }PAInTERT fLLUsIoN.i Eaects.
Iatroducing all the Ladies Of the Company.
TEE GREAT CoRPs OF lfRIOPIAS COMEDIANS
TIE GREAT CoRPs OF EfHIoPIAM OoMDDIANs
EAGAN, EDWARDS. CLARKE,
MURRAY, WILLIAMS, DO.
4lo B. RDlSON
In New Comic Songs and Characters.
Doors open ut 7; performance ut quarter before
q O'Clock Admission Is and so cents
POPULAR FAMILY MATIN1R
NO is st SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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Rero:ted Advance Of Genera Meade-fhe
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-1t is reported that
caneral Meade's army have advanced, and
that he occupies Madison court House, and
that the rebels are retreating.
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EOR RKNT-Two neatly furnished PARLORs.
l. one Of which Is used as bed Ioonn; within five
mlnu tes, walk of the State and Treasury Dspart
ments. Inquire st 42O Fourteenth street, bet.
suu L. n0l
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N G. BAKER. AUCTIONEER.
Onice 23 Maiden lane.

The property Of family leaving the city,
legAnt residence No As West Sixteenth ST.. between
Filth and sixth ayenuea
On this day, Wednesday. Feb. IL.
sale commencing ~ II O'Clock.
NJ Rooms-HDhewood Suites, covered with French
Centre Tables, Etagercs, marble tops: Bookcase,
ures Cabinets Chess and Gard Tables, Easy Chairs,
= Mirrors, Clock, Lace Curtains. Chandeliers, OIL
evrcs and Dresden China Vases, antique Reception
A0NIrTCENr ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
order fog the present owner by city mAkers--C an
rosewood Stool Coyer, Music Books, Hatstand. Stair
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes,
K Beds, Blankets. Spring Mattresses Engravings.
noom-OAk Buffet, Extension Table, Arm Chairs, eIe-
/ Of Crystal and Ruby Glass Ware, China Dinner and
.. Table Cutlery, solid Silverwsre and Table Linen.
Hsement and Kitchen Furniture. Parties wishing TO
his sale will take the Fifth Sixth and
Il the Aston ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
at Sixteenth street. 3 few doors from the house.
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ON NoTICE,-PEREMPTO SALE OF
iLE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
n ROSEWOOD AND PARLOR SUITS,


6cent CENTRE TABLES, COSTLY BRONZES,
BI6QUE FIGURES. &C.. &C.,
u the entire superb Furniture and Works Of Art
In the residence lb2 West Twent first street,
avenue. commencing in Dining Room, at II O'Clock
FUTILE. AuctIoneer. win SELL tomorrow Thurs
O'Clock, the contents Of tie above house, rain or
hich eHor extraordinary Inducements to house,
~ tho house II beautifully Furnished throughout,
In perfect order, consisting Of three superb Parior
lilly carved rosewood Eta-eres, magnificent rose
retary and Bookcase. cost $3.50: Lady's French Es-
tatuaTy marble top; Centre and Pier Tables French
q Mirrors. Dsmssk and Lace Curtains, rich Win
des. Bronze Clocks, Turkish Lounges, with Arm
match; rosewood Work Tables, magnificent Man
., with . fine collection Of OIL Paintings, richly
.BRONZE6 AND BISQUE FIGURES,
Rich IL superb Bronze Of Christopher Columbus,
Tell and Gessler, the Troubadours; two elegant
representing Vanity, the Feast Of Love, the Sea-
nus at the Bath, &C.. with elegant ParAn and Lava
ats.
Cut and Engraved Glassware, full rich French
worry and Silver Cutlery Silver Ware, &C. with oak
furniture; superb rosewood Bedsteads,, Spring and
Ieszes, Beds and Bedding, Oh amber Suits. French
hgs Cottage and Spring Seat Chairs, Rockers Sofas,
tseads, Brussels and Ingram Carpets. No postpone
Honsckeepers win End this sale worthy Of special
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|JCTI0N NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTT0NEER.-
Auction sale of second hand Household Furniture.
DOUGHTY Will sell, Wednesday, Feh. III, AZ I0,S
ck ~ crocn ~ Nassau street. by order OF the sherln,
neral assortment ~ Furniture removed from Conneci
consisting ~ mahogany Paror Suit Ingram Carpets,
tire Table, ensmelled Chamber suit Rug mahogany Bed.
a. Hair Mattresses Paiilsssc. Feather Beds Blankets,
-. sheets iAoie Lluen, Crcckcry, Dinner and Tel
90 q general assortment ~ ros~wood r,ahooany ana
nut Parlor Chamber and Dining Room, FornitnTr
ESQ. ~ virtue 81 an execution, Brussels Carpets
fap sets al Harness 'f''
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cTIoN SALE OF WRECKED STEAMER GALE
donna

TICE-The British steamship Caledonia, built ia 1852
o at Cape Cod, near Provincetown Mass having been
we'd and condemned notice 10 hereby given that said
ner together with her Engines, Boilers, Manhinery
40 Of Goa and all her Tackle, Apparel, Furniture
remaining and In her as she lies, VIII lie sold, on
mt OF whom II al public auction. Thurs
the 10Th INST, Mt o'clock T. ~ zttbs Pilgrim Houss
ovipcetown Terms cash. Purchaser 10 take her sh.
lies sub iect TO custom house duties and char@ts.
V steamer is stranded the beach about ihrcc miles
Pruvinceiown Ample time IL given intending pur
visit the wreck the morning o. the 18th inst,
return to Provinoetown before the sale comrnenc"s
ers can reach Provincctown BY rail rom Boston 70
nouth aud thence By stage aso from Boston by packet
o, and this day, Immediately after the sale as
e will be sold a, public auction sandry Boats Spsrs
~ and Materials from said steamer For tur her PAT
apply 10 The undersigned.
JAMES CRAIG Master
FRANCIS MCDONALD A CO., Agents
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ZION sALE-0F ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
,yvrr ppussrrS aHn iNcRArN CARPETS

III CUT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
.AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, ac.
lock the elegant and costly Household Furniture Ct
10 residence Of A. w. Harrison, ESQ, lls West
street Clinton place), between Fifth and SIXTH
q, consisting Of solid rosewood Parlor Suits com.
Te,e. q Tetcs Sofas. Arm Chairs, Reception Chair,
,dallion Chairs covered In rich French bro
Window Curtains. Mantel Ornaments, Vases Velvet
Lrussels Carpets, . magnificent collection OF
sgs. rosewood Centr. and Side Tables,
Etagercs, Turkish Chairs and Lounges, Re.
Chairs. covered In medallion reps; twenty one
rome Clock, solid rosewood Suits, two Tete a.Tctes,
A Chair, one Reception and four Parlor Chairs, 90
maroon SIR plush: Corner and Bookstsnds rose
md maho gany Bedateads, Bureaus, Washstands Sofa
Lounges, Rocker. Clocks, Chairs, Mirrors, Paint
syles, Curtains Spring and Hair Mattresses, beds,
rs, Pillows Blankets, Quilts. solid oak Dining Table,
Room Chairs. Buffet black walnut Suit covered Ia
Silver Ware, rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery,
Spoons, French China Tea and Dinner Sets, ruby
bite Cut Glass wsre Cut.Glass and engraved Carss.
tiers, Goblets, Champsrnes, Wines, Clareis, Finger
, &C. The sale will commence In the dining room.
"A magnificent rosewood Pianoforte will be sold Mt
clock precisely.
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|. BLEECKER. AuCTIoNEER.

Executors sale OF ID Fanshaw's Estate. A. J.
ECKER, SON a co. will sell ut auction on Thursday !.
larry ~ at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange sales
Fanshaw. deceased, 70 Lots OF ground In the city OF
u DIRK, situate as follows, viz
ih avenue-Five Lots Fifth avenue corner Of Ninety
Rtreet, three Of them Park lois
~ first strectonc Lot Forty first street. between
bon and Fourth avenues.
'htieth Slight Lots Eixhelh st. cor. Second Az.
betty rst and ninety nd sTretsForty Lots Nine
N and Ninety second sts between Second and Third
street-Sir Lots on 1Otth street. Filth avenue.
sh street-Eight Lots on l05h street Fifth
sire-tSix Lots on 1Obth street, Fifth avenue
strretOne Lot on losth street Fourth avenue.
title IL undoubted and the sale will be absolute strty
snt remain mortgage 1--WE r seven wears. Maps
a.tlon room No. ~ Pine street.
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CROCK ov JEwRLRr AND WATCHES yoR saLB
- and aore 70 frntThe ssrk In Trade Go~d
he I'D established business carried Iag Orssnwbh
street which Ia rsinaui.bsd sor Of W h-ah.
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IN n0Q WATCHES wAsTgD-BY HENRY NJ
IU.UUU GsN VI novsry, peaf Broems .r.s., siYss
me beet IN Mes fofs for Geld ard silver WAfhes
Damonas Jswsry, 0nns AL Pstca 1nd Silver wars, 81
H. 90 ,lAnd. IN fcwen
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IN NorIcE,-PERExPToRY SALE TO cLosA

AN ESTATE.
iNIrICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
ENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
bly, CARVED ROSEWOOD pIANOFORTE,
SILVER PLATE. Ac-, a. - .n.s.
A costly Furniture, Paintings, statusry and Works
ewoOd Drawing Room Suits, elegant seven octave
3. Mirrors. Velvet Carpets, &C., contained In the
calls the special attention Of the public % this sale
the largest and richest sssornnent Of Household
offered ~ auction this season. The furniture was
or the present owner, and Is In good order. Tho
be peremptorfiy and absolutely sold without re-
n DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
\ carved ROSEWOOD ktageres, marble tops and
late doors and backs; lady's Work Table, inlaid
al suits Of Drawing Room Furniture, elegant Iete-
fas, TIVE Arm. two Reception and eight Oval Back
arved rosewood frames, and covered In three
tin brocade Of the most expensive description; two
Curtains, French Plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
gilt frames; superb Sevres and Dresden China
,hly decorated; Psrian marble Statuettes OF the
Artistic Bronzes, representing Night and Morning,
o. ebony Card Table, Velvet Carpets. Rugs Turk
Chairs. Bronze Clock, runs one month; Oil Paint
eoussesu, lnman, Huntington. Cole. Legrand and
IiFiCENT sBvEN OCTAVE PIANoroRTE,
and case, four round corners. finished all round,
pearl and solid pearl keys cost 500; Music Rack,
Stool, covered In brocade embroidered Cloth
poks and Music HalArosewood Ha stand, Oilcloth,
Bedsteads, STYLE Louis xiv, Bureaus and Com
match; Wardrebes, Dressing and Toilet Tables,
Stands, Books stands, Couch, Arm Chairs, Curtains,
:ornices. Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding. deco.
., Tea Sets, Silver Ware. Ivory Table Cutlery. oak
bile, oak Dining Arm Chairs, &C.
ponement Carmen In attendance 70 CART pack or
. for purchasers.
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-. DIAMOND BROKER,
5inBrosawsy. wsshes and Jewsry bought AfrsBoe. On
Dlan onds and watches
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WINES AND Liquors.

WINES AND Liquors.
L,oR sALE-BorRBos wHfsREY.-lD BARRELS
IT Old bourbln Wh~ksy. viii be- sold w
smaii anaues an opportunity seldom offered Apply
AZ = Nassau street, room No
4 EEDs GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF q RuDxag
Il Cestratsd PhiAd@ph Ae for sAie r. Unrrsa hAif
tarrsls snd aouies by IN j HOW BILL assnf Il "a III
rrIsa sFsnus narnsr ~ ~ NsTk rlars