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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
LAWS or 1HE UNIFIED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
oEElclAl,
rpubllc-No. lSO.l

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ut the Second Session Of the Forty
B ..... .....- E1rst Congress.
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Approved July Il. 1870.

IPublc-NO, HI,J
AN ACT 10 establish q port OF delivery at KanSa'
City. Missouri,
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~IssISsMENTs LEVIED.
.~"00EHR COLI AND

siysr Mining Company.-Nodce. Il hereby
~ thst nj 4 meeting Of the Board OF Trus-
Tea q sad Company, held on the twen,yrse u
s1o sSisrs per mare was levied upon each and
NAN sharo N the capital stock Of said Com.
nsny. pays0ie Immediately In gold coin 70 tne
secfefsry. 81 the once Of the Company, COLO
~ orssr Of the Board or Trustees.
q. II. FLAGG, Secretary.
Gold Hin. JUN III, 1870. Ht-lm
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ne n eaacir l Jv Tie SNaIe and Hons. q RtPrestHt'
aiireI Of lhs Uaied&a " America ~ Cos0re'
nssemblsd, rt ~ TD.Tl1
have given, or shall hereafter give, the consent Of
such State 10 the purchase by tia United States q
any n uonal cemetery mentioned n The Act enH'
e~tcrIes," approved February twenty-second,. eight.
cen hundred aud sixtyseven, the Jurisdiction and
power or legislation Of the United States over such
The same as is granted by lection eight, article one,
nj the Constitution Of the United States and oil
The provisions OF sid act OF February twentySec'
ond, eighteen hundred and sixty seven. shah be sp-
plicabie to the same.
Sec. 2. And be Il further enacted. That Il shall be
the duty OF tho Secretary Of War to cause copies o.
this present act to Be sent 10 the .Governqu or ~
such States wherein any OF such national eemetertes
may he situated, to the end that the Legislatures Of
such States may give the consent herein mentioned,
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Approved Juiy II, 1870.

GPubkc-N .n1l
AN ACT 20 ,i s%sn aes :ae 81 Il 1 sessncss. - ~
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Approved July u. 1870.

n (Public-No. i6al..Ezn,
An .AUT to amend existing laws relating 70 internal
revenue,
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1public-No, 81

AN ACT making appropriations u supply dsncien'
Giles In the appropriations for the aeryics o. the
Government Tor tile tiBcsl year ending June thiny,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other pur'
Doses, #
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tPubnc-No.. l75.)
Approved July u, 1870.

AN ACT 10 declare forfeited to the United stAteI
certain land grants 10 the State OF Louisiana u
Ali In cnnntructinnR q railroad therein.
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r, Il enacted by The Sntate asd House Of Rsprssest-
eiisss 81 lie 0aiisd States q Aaeiod Ia CosSrss
dasmblsd, ga-
That there shall not Be assessed or collected, under
or BY virtue OF section four OF an act approved
March thirty-one, eighteen hundred and hxtyetght,
from Internal tax, and for other purposes" any In
terua tar upon porf.pacters. Ard<endererh or
those engaged IN smoking hams, curing meats, or
others known a. In the provision trade, a manufac
tuners within the meaning OF the said section; and u
any such tax shall have been assessed. but not col
lected, the same Is hereby remitted.
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Ear diary OF suryeyof ysnstL Of iSaIhani two
- enc. one thoS1Snd 6ye hundred dollars.
yss.saisy q nryeyoe ssnstai q Montana nye
hundred and ninsteeu aohars and t~wentyShree
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ne 10 saaeie Ell Jy the Senate AVID Hon., d. Rtpresest.
aiireI Of the Uaiftd& ata " America ~ Cox0re'
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rR1rMHH o, ANIMAL MAGNETISM
I}0N VIRGINIA CITY. ah o.

Gold Hin August 18Th, 1870: aale:id
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. To nav for PRINTING md bindinE the Laws and Jour.
mails Of thr last session Of the legislative assetnbg, OF
Dsfota Territory, and for Incidental expcnses Of the
once o[ths ecStAv q ssld Tenit0rys ave thou.
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GROWN POINT GOLD AND

Otace-No. $50 Montgomery street, San Fran
Asco. Cslifonia. AuS-td
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-22
Points of Excellence in an Ayrshire
Cow

Points of Excellence in an Ayrshire
Would you know how to Judge Of a good Ayrshire
cow
Attend to the lesson you'll hear from me now
Her head should be short aud her muzlle good
size
Her nose should be hne between mulzle and eyes;
Her eyes full and lively; forehead ample and
wide;
Horns wide, looking up. and curved inwards he
sides;
Her neck should be II fine, tapering wedge,
And free from loose skin the undermost edge;
should be fine where tbs joined with the seat of
the brain
Long and straight upper line, without hollow or
shoulder-b blades should be thin where they meet at
the top;
Let her brisket be light, nor resemble drop;
Her fore-part reoede like the lash of whip,
And strongly resemble the bow of ship;
Her back short and strnight, with the spine well
defined,
joined;
Her ribs short and arched like the ribs of barge;
Body deep at the TANKS and milk full and
large
Pelvis long, broad and straight, and in some mea-
sure fat;
Hook bones wide apart, and not bearing much
fat;
Her tail long and fine, and joined square with her
back;
Milk vessel capacious, and forward extending,
The hinder part broad and to body fast pending;
The sole of her udder should just form plane
And all the four teats equal thickness attain,
Their length not exceeding two inches or three;
They should hang to the earth perpendicularly;
Their distance apart, when theyer viewed from
behind,
Win include about half OF the udder, you'll find;
And when viewed from the side, they will have
at each end
Her legs should be short, and the bones fine and
clean,
The points of the latter being quite firm and keen;
Skin soft and elastic as the cushions of air,
And covered all Ger with short wooley hair
The colors preferred are confined two few
Either brown and white chequercd, or all brown
will do;
The weight Of the animal, leaving the STALL
Should be about five hundred, sinking ofial.
tScotch Paper.
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AND GENERAL CUSTOM WORK,
In which department we are ready to serve the
public. and offer for sale among our stock
FANCY WHITE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR,
CHOICE
- No. l SPRING
GRAHAM
BUCKwHEAT
RYE
d" CRACKED WHEAT
d" CORN MEAL.
PROvRNDER,
STATE 4 WESTERN CORN
STATE OATS, RYE & BUCKwHEAT
MIDDLINGS & BRAN.
CANADA PEAS, SEEDS, sc.
We are also grinding and have for sale
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER,
DAIRY + TABLE SALT,
Turks Island Salt, Cement. Lime
Caloined Plaster. &c.
We shall spare no effort to merit your patron.
age, and propose to bs governed In prices by mar.
ket values. We ask you to examine our stock
and prices, and We invite your attention particn-
| larly to our stock OF Flour.
,,.,, TckSoR : GOODRICH.
Middlebury, September 20. 1869. 70
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Middlebury, Septem'
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm for safe. The
homestead continuing 1870 aeresi also 30 acre,
some 80 rods south Of she house IN the road-sit-
uatSd one mile west OF Bristol Village, ON the
north and south road. All outbuildngs necessary
in good repair. good story and bali house
with an L. we'll arranged for two fauiles Well
watered aud plenty Of wood, with a nice young
orchard. One OF the best grain farms In the
county; well adapted for dairy In good state Of
cultivation, with good fences Three miles from
Cheese Factory. For further particulars call
and see 39;tf DORUS 8. PARMELEE
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Claremont Manufacturing Co.

Also, II you wish for any books bound, such as
larpers, Godeys Peterson's, The Atlantic, and
other Magazines, Reviews ana Pamphlets, or
Old Books rebound. or Blank Book made TO or
der or ii you wish Catalogues, Town Reports
Receipts, Drafts Notes l.Heads, Posters State
ment Heads or any thing else PRINTED, the
facilities of the Company for doing it such that
you can have it done not only better but quicker
than any where else.
p e r 8 ONS
not so fortunate as to reside in Claremont, can
send their orders by mail and receive many kinds
of Goods, which have been enumerated, in the
same way Try them on dollars worth of note
paper or envelones, or a pack Of wedding cards,
and see how YOU like their work and prices. They
are also the Publishers Of Walton's Vermont Reg
lister, The Vermont Directory. formerly Atwa-
ter > and new New Hampshire Register, each
accompanied by good Township Map Of the
State. and they are extensive dealers IN DIARIES.
tor which they solicit early orders for ls70-their
price list being now ready to he mailed 10 any
dealer requesting the same.
The proper address is
THE CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Claremont, n. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-22

FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR 1869
JUST REOEIv ED
VIM. ABE,
Having just returned from New York, offers for
sale at Low Prices the large,t and best assort-
ment of
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS
ever broughtinto this Country.
HATS AND CAPs-LATEST STYLES,
RIBBONS, PLUMES,
FREN FL o WERS,
BLOND LACES, &c.
have also large lot OF
DRESS & CLOAK TRIMMINGS
BULLION FRINoEs aud HEADINGS 10 match, DREss
BUTTONS, Silk and Jet Real CLvsKr
LACEs, VELVET RIBBONS &c.
have this day received TWENTY-FIVE dozen
X / ID q l. O V + 5
in black and colors u fine assortment Of Saeking
and ready made Sacks; Winter Gloves; a large
line Linen Collars and Cuffs also Embroidery
Sets, and real Thread Lace Collars Linen Collars,
henlmed stitched, plain and lace frenee Corsets,
Braiding Patterns, &C., &c.
A large line Bergman Zephyr Worsteds, Wors-
ted Patterns, Slipper Patterns Ottoman Patterns,
Oubulou thttcIho anu ia tue w utsteu
line.
Ladies, call and see the largest
assortment in town.
Fancy Hoods, nubias, Breakfast Shawls, Wooden
Shawls double aud single, Arab Shawls &c.. &c,
would not forget to msntion. Just received. =
new and desirable lot OF Ladies' Back Combs,
Dressing Combs, Coarse and y ne Combs, Hair
Brushes, ranging In price from 5octs to e. 90.
also have a large quantity OF Wooden Yarns which
with to close out, and will sell the SWINE cheap
for cash. | keep constantly ON hand real Hail
Switches aud Mohair Switches to N stch all shades
OF hair, Hair Braids Puffs, Platts and Curls, and
in Periumery and Hair Oils We have every thing
Bay Rum Florida Water, Cologne, Pomades,
Halls Hair Remover and Martha Washington &c
Ladies. don't forget that Shades IL the place to
get real Hair Switches to match all shade VI hair
Hair Braids. Puff, PlAtts aud Curls, Soaps Per
fumery.
/ hope the ladies' will not forget that keep con.
stantly on hand FANCY HEAD DRkssEs Cars
DREss Cars. All the above articles ! Offer
cheap for cash, and thanking the public for past
iavors, solicit continuance OF the same.
WA. SLADE.
Middlebury, Septem' 'sss. ~
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TESTIMONIALS

OF eminent Professors aud Organists, We give the
following extracts
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-22
agricultural department.
CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN.

We furnish the following from the
Practical Farmer
1t contains some points not touched in
the article published last week, and to-
gather with that, are interesting to all,
to breeders, as well as those desiring
information of Jersey Cattle.
DIR. Twaddel's Report of Jersey
Cows.
In the summer of 1865, DIR TwADDEI,
one of the very earliest breeders of Jer-
sey cows in this section, visited the
Channel Islands, and selected some COWS
to bring over; but the rinderpest then
prevailing on the other side, their impor-
tation here was prohibited. Soon after
his return, an interesting report of his
visit was read before the Philadelphia
Society for Promoting Agriculture, of
which the following is an abstract. AS
there is more interest at this time than ever
in the Jersey breed Of cows, several i'm
portations into Philadelphia having been
recently made-and as we have frequent
ly been asked for this report, its publ
cation now will be welcome to many of
our readers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-22

STRAWBERRIES AND OUNCES
OF PRIME QUALITY,
at vALLETTES.
Nov. LIST.
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DRESS MAKING.

rhe undersigned having rented rooms in Sever
ances New Block, is now prepared to do all kinds
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GOLD MEDAL,

ior the Best Cabinet Organ also the First Prize
at the Kansas State Fair, and at the New Jersey
State Fair in 1867.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-22

For these instruments We have always received
the First Prize, wherever exhibited in competis
ton. At the great contest, American Institute
Fair, lS65-the only time in which all the arge
makers were brought together, We received the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-22

The Pedals conceive to DO unaproachable in
their beautiful, smooth, quality VIM King.
IL is "A grand good instrument, and it does hon
or To the Builder - II. q. Folger, Troy, n. Y.
They are among the finest instruments manu-
featured in this country or abroad W. Haw-
ey, fon dulac, Wis.
am particularly pleased with the arrangement
OF the different registers w. II. Bradbury
No other instrument so nearly approaches the
organ. = The Chorister, New York.
This instrument has a clear superiority over
anything vet introduced among US. lndepen-
dent New York
The tunes and action excellent. Rev.
Mr. l.eavitt, Hudson. n. \.
The more We it, the better We like It'll
b. Hague, Hudson, n. Y.
The Two-Rank organ iiarmonium is really u
GEM W. Kinnicutt, Boston. Mass.
Wehave iound,them excellent in all points con-
sttuiing a good instrument.-lJ. &. Cook. T. j..
Cook.
1t looks aud sounds splendidly. is. g. Saxton,
Troy.
The most perfect toned meodeon | ever saw.
Il Guy +. North.
They TALL back ON such substantial merits as
superiority of Workmanship, beauty OF tone, and
reasonableness of price and We must say that in
all these respects they well worthy OF praise.
Il Musical Pioneer. August, 1855.
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The Decimal system.

We have received circular setting forth
the merits Of the decimal system Of weights
and measures. We were once inclined to
advocate the adoption of this system, but
have outgrown the inclination. The dcci'
nal system is very good in theory. 1t is
admirable in an arithmetic, aud cxpeditcs
the labors of school-boys in a remarkable
degree. But when put into practice, or at
tempted to be. it fails. The natural divi-
sion of yard of cloth is suggested by fold
ing it up--tirst, halves; then, quarters,
then, eighths and so Oh. Surprising our
money to be made upon the decimal system,
the prices of goods will be just as easily
asccrtaned if the goods are sold by the
quarter, half, &C., as if they were sold by
the tenth.
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" Not for joe"
The faithful messenger who

Walked Priam at the dead Of night
And told him half his Troy was burneIn
related no such story of sadness and WRONG
as that told to the colored voters las
Saturday night in their several Ward meet
ings.
After five years of work for the Radica
party, the colored people are reminded
that the offices are for the faithful few who
have always been fed at the public crib.
Well, If the voters can stand it, the office.
holders can. The colored people are ex.
cellent voters. They vote admirably. They
vote uncommonly we'll. They vote for car
pet-baggers and scalawags regularly once
year, and then retire to their humble
homes to be called out at the proper time
the next year to perform the same task.
But Tomorrow, they say, the story will
be different one. The coIored voters will
vote for their Conservative friends.
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Northern Men-Proscription.


The State Journal, not for effect here but
for its influence elsewhere, keeps up a
clamor about the impossibility Of northern
men living here. We have heard story OF
one man looking over the shoulders of an
other who was writing letter, whereupon
the latter wrote {: i would say more, but
a scoundrel is looking over my shoulder"
And the former Immediately exclaimed,
"You are liar" We say to the State
Journal that the fact Of its existence here
the fact that it daily denounces the people
Of Richmond and brings such charges
against them rs the one we are speaking
offs evidence enough that there il no
danger to be feared by any man in Rich
mond. 1t will not do to send the Journal
to congressman filled with assertions that our
people will not allow any northern man to
speak "favorably Of the Republican party,
cor Ofthe administration of General GRANT,
cor TO declare his devotion to the American
"tiag and love for the Union of his fathers,'
and expect congressman to credit the asser-
tions when the paper which makes them
lives and flourishes in the very city thus
denounced. We have northern men on our
ticket. We would much rather vote for a
good northern man than for a worthless
Nirgnian. Indeed, we expect to vote for
northern men tomorrow, and to vote
against such Virginians as CuAHooN, MILLS,
and others of their kind. We know no
North, no South, no East, no West, no
America, no Europe, in this election. We
60 for the best man, wherever born, allow
ing each candidate, come from what coun-
try he may, to say of his own birthplace
I" Therc Is u land of every land the pride.
beloved OF Heaven DER all the world beside. -
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puhIic Schools.

The Committee of Schools and Colleges
Of the House Of Delegates yesterday re-
ported a bill for the establishment Of public
free schools. The bill is the same which
was drawn by the Superintendent of Public
Instruction, with some immaterial changes.
1t was hbored on for six days by the COM
mittee, and unanimously adopted. 1t is to
be hoped that the Senate committee will
take up the subject with vigor, and that the
system will be ready for operation before
the time for the opening Of the autumn
schools.
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masFEATIIERs.

H DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
We have recently added to our stock of DRESS
GOODS many styles just out, really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late m.
rivals of SILK GRENADINES, In beautiful pat
terms and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known in this market. Our stock of '-t.if
g, RICH SILKS (black and fancy, .a:
JAPANESE SILKS, P0PLINS, .t
POPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES; HERNANIS, ="
LENOS, MOZAMBIQUES, ......
49, LAWNS, G1NGHAMS,
PERCALES, CHAMBREYS,
-ALPACAS, &C.,.
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual inducements.
....- z -. ~. BURREsS, WILLIAMS eco,
my12 I'LL Main street.
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s'p1 NovrUH.
, aAY M 1870.

HcayyfakYivals9 4snew anU eieRank uoODo AVi
thesummef &radssaE.-- i.
some from the New York auctions and sorn'
not some bought for CASH and some not na
ri, sold mt LaysyESTFIgURES. 81 ~
Just opened, and others expected by daily es
press assd
More COIoRED GREN ADINEs only % q dress
BLACK Iron 'GENAOINES, every price DC
poP Pin IS and mezamBfQUfs, 10, Is, 50, q, .
and s1c.;
BLACKMoEIAIRssAI PACAss BoMBAzINEs
TAMISE, CHALLIEs;
ENGLISH GRAPES and other MOURNING
GOODS-speciaIty;
Superb BLACK GRoi GRAIN and TAFFETA
SILKS, very low; -,.,,..t1
PLAIN and CHECKED FRENCH SILKS ant
JAPANEsE 81 LKs,/ kyft
JAPANESE POPLINS,, ,,.. i
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, etc, etc.;
Entirely new style PRINTS ataiI prices, 10, Y,
IS and 2oc.;
CORSETs, LACE COLLARS, LINEN col
LARS, and CUFFS;rf4cl
JOUVIN's and SEAMLESS KID GLOVES
warranted Makes;
HOSIERY, LADIES' IINDERSHIRTs, GENT7s
UNDERSTANDS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.
CASSIMERES-a splendid lihe' for gents ant
boys; -t45.., To-:
LLAMA LACE POINTS small and large;
LLAMA SACQUES, both In black and white ;
iGRENADINE and BAREGE, SHAWLS, etc.
NEW GOODS every day
my1s SIT. R. PRICE co.
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nrr~ WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-

NE WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TON OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and attractive stock Of DRY GOODS oil
every description. In order to supply the de-
mands If our immense retail trade we arc COM
PEELED t. buy in very large quantities, and consc-
uuently can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit.
Our stock is rcplcnishcd by tri-weekly arrivals
of fresh goods, is kept at all times full and COM
pctc is always fully adequate to the wants OF tho
trade The quality of our goods is superior, ane
our prices as low Us similar goods can be bought
anywhere. .-+ ...
We invite an examination by ali In want OF
FlRST-CLASS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. BURRESS, WILLIAMS CO.,
myl2 -#.'.-sE 1ll7 Main street.
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Independence

Let the colored voters remember the
words Of FRED. DoUGLAss-thc greatest
man of their race in the world-that if they
have any manliness or independence they
will vote the Conservative ticket if they de.
sire to do so.
Be not deceived, colored men. Be not
intimidated. They that are for you are
able to protect you against the machina-
tions, and combinations, and COMPUTATIONS,
and malignant efforts Of the tools offthe
Radical faction.
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The Free Schools.

Mr.. ELLISON has always been friend to
public schools. He would support no man
for State Superintendent of Schools who
was not thoroughly in favor of the system.
He was determined that free schools should
have fair trial In Virginia if his personal
influence or the influence Of his paper could
effect that object. His record is a clear one
on the public school question. Every man
who desires good public schools should
vote for the Conservative nominees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

ne NY WINES AND LIQUORS are
nearly all to hand now, and am enabled TO offer
one of the largest and finest assortments ever i'm.
ported into this city. Having sent large orders
was enabled 10 buy at the lowest figures, and will
sell at small advance. / would call particular
attention TO the folowing-viz., 4
25 hogsheads CLARET, from the house of Jules
Hue Il Co., Bordeaux;
$50 cases CLARET, from the cheap table wines
to the choicest brands known In Europe; /
hogsheads and IS cases HAUT SAUTERNE;
10 cases BURGUNDY, CHAMBERTIN, RO-
& Nance, etc, etc.; '11Hrt.s IL ( [.
10 hogsheads and 100 cases HOOK, from hefirst
houses In Germany; =" ~
/ 100 cases CHAMPAGNE, from the houses OF
a, Bouche, Fills 6 Co., Moot Chandon, Held.
sleek, and L. Rodercr; ~ ~. ?, q
half-pires and rs quarter casks BRANDY, d.
rect from Cognac-yintages, 1857 down to
ls4O; +.
ST. CRo1x and JAMAICA RUM, HOLLAND
GIN, ETC., ETC.; 2 =. 2"'' "
PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA:
IS tierces Settlers and 10 cases VICHY Wa
TER, direct from the Springs In Germany
aud France. .@r ,-.'.
.....s ALSO, l-.s.a
A large lot Of very superior WH1SREY-Buin-
gardner, Nectar, Cabinet, etc. ,,....... ssr
HAVANA CIGARS, direct importation.
-,@"7G OSCAR CRANE,
No. exchange Block, Fourteenth street,
my lo-eust --nta. s'Hs hichmond' va