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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
From the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.l

or the remote and varied surprises OF journalism
Zanzibar Is the latest Students of geography OF
course, had heard something OF Zanzibar. The
name has had more less frequent
place in commercial statistics and marine
records, but that the average newspaper
reader should experience vital, present
interest in Zanzibar appeared, the day before yes
terday, as vague an improbability as could be sug-
gested. Yet to-day Zanzibar is printed by mil
lions OF types, Zanzibar" is on millions OF lips
throughout the civilized world The Eagle OF last
evening enabled the local public to review its
rusty geographical information, and gave some
account OF Zanzibar. Two recent events give
significance and value to the historical facts
about Zanzibar. First, it is the coming ont place
OF DR.. Livingstone. During several years past the
celebrated African explorer has been frequently
reported "safe," and as often declared to be in
imminent peril. At time he has been
rum0red dead and eaten by ''the natives;" at an
other time, elected King OF a savage and naked
nation; at another married by dusky Princess;
at another, hiding in mysterious wilderness
from bloodthirsty foes at another, slowly perish
ing OF hunger and thirst In an mpene-
trable desert. These several stories might
have been regarded conclusive OF the
adventurous missionary's fate, had each not
been succeeded with infexbe regularity, by
comfortable assurance was varied as the mar.
rative of disaster. Sometimes the scientist.
evangelist was 'slowly moving along the coast.r
Sometimes he was pushing on to final dis
covery he hoped to accomplish before turn.
ing his steps homeward Sometimes he was
detained by difficulties soon to be over.
come. Sometimes he was "alive and well and in
no haste TO return.n Much as mankind honored
Livingstone mankind began to weary of this mo.
notonous thing. If he really dead he could not
be mourned forever. II he were alive and pre-.
ferred Africa toe England wide margin
for difference Of taste might be accorded
him, but the popular sympathy would
be limited. SO Livingstone gradually faded
from memory. During his protracted absence
new generation was growing up in scepti-
cism OF Livingstone. Young people as they
matured to the age Of thoughtfulncss inclined
to regard him as q myth, and some Of the
holder began to deny that such a person ever
existed. "Historic doubts Of Livingstone" multi
piled. 1t is quite probable that the eminent ex-
plorer would soon have been placed In the list OF
purely ideal characters, representing thought or
a principle rather than an individual But sud-
denly this drift OF opinion Is checked ana pop
ular belief in the premises Is wholly changed IN
less kilograms are altogether deceptive Or mis-
taken there IL DR.. Livingstone, he IL alive
and he il safe. The latest statement Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NAY A. 1s72-TRlPLE SHEET

no more than 5000 copies Of The city journal in addition
as o1 he Manual Mani Of the comm9n Council or Of
be with amy pictures aa 0 Of any y0t desc
ton, except map Of tic city and ali con;
shall be published daily Sundays and legal holidays ex
to ali pc saa he ia Fl s
Or In he city mat apply for IL The said
IS faps advances Nothing s BE- s
expressly authorized in this charter, The Mayor shall
and publication a s q the G City e ns
sh na sea and an SALARY Of @ HE
and the Clerk Of the Board q Aldermen the abstracts
PROMPTLY published DSi the CITY yo journal " si
AMY or aa n9e 81 & to be published by
Cd in The city Journal and publication therein
M tSe such number Of
saiiyy tz-on IN. 49,, a,~ % ,., T.. 49,
Say saS !" Of As :ha ns
expire and on the fifteenth day OF July in said year the
the city Of S SS YORK shall expire COMMITS
Commissioner Public Parks the Of PUB S
20 the
soncrs Of Docks the superintendent Of Foce the Police
Surgeons the Superintendent of Buildings the Commits
directed be supplied by this Of
a go @ the Of na e &
spectve terms deliver to their respective all
the property OF every kind and the books and papers
their use and possession respectively belonging TO the
Corporation used in the service thereof
SEC 4sAl acts and parts OF acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this act hereby repealed but this repeal
shall not be deemed to extend to provision OF
statute defining prescribing the bribery
fraud or any other offence, any misconduct in Office
but the provisions OF this act in respect thereto
hereby declared TO be in addition to any provisions Of law
existing
SIC 49Each and every OF the provisions OF this act
lang To the charter election first to be held and the
election Of officers first to be chosen under this act shall
take effect immediately All other provisions OF this act
shall take effect on the first day of July, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
THE BONARD WILL CASE,

Yesterday was fixed by Surrogate Hutchings for
the final argument Of counsel In the Bonard will
case. Quite forensic conflict was expected over
this last struggle Of the lawyers for the deceaseds
money Judge Porter arrived in Court shortly be-
fore the appointed hour, ready for the fray Cou-
dert Brothers and several trusty retainers APP
peared fully equipped ard anxious for
victorious contest on behalf OF the nnumerable I'M
known French heirs. John G.. Boyd was also on
hand for the legal tournament, fully determineu 70
sustain the last will drawn by himself, or dle IN
the attempt. Niles and Bagley appeared IN defence
OF their client, Jones. But all were doomed 20 as
M Hutchings having had pressing Official business
at Albany Bergh was not there; Hope deferred,
t"r TT Camnbell has got tired OF the will bust
ness and was also absent. The case was, OF
course Indefinitely adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
From the Evening Exprcss.l
DIR. LIVINGSTON

The Tribune handsomely and Justly compliments
the HERALD for its great enterprise and success,
through one Of its correspondents, in the pursuit
OF DR.. Livingstone. The zeal of an American
journal compares most favorably to the
languor OF the British government and the
indifference OF the British press. Indeed more
than governments, States or Ministers, the press OF
this country takes the lead in every great work OF
discovery, invention, science and art. When de-
voted TO the record or diffusion OF knowledge 1t
Is more than books forums or pulpits It
speaks to millions daily, where others at
best speak to but the few All that Is
needed to make its power almost supreme on
earth is the love of truth for the sake of the truth
respect for honest differences of opinion in Church.
State and parties. fidelity to principle the con-
domination OF all that is vcna in politics, corrupt
ing in social life and sOrdid In gain The daily press
has become by the aid of telegraphs what Burke de-
cared 1t to be in his time, "the history OF the world
for one day;' but is more indeed Just now for It is
day by day the history OF the wOrld-not merely
for the days past, but of the day existing and even
through the uses OF electricity, from the opposite
side OF the globe, the history OF the day to come
Among the recent enterprises none Is more marked
than this one OF correspondent of the HERALD
the interior OF Africa in pursuit Of one
so long lost and so eagerly looked for DR.. Living
stone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
A NEW FISHERY DIFFICULTY.
New Jersey Fishermen Pursued and Cap
tured by n Tugboat Crew the Della
ware-G0vcrnOr Parker Called Upon
Grant EvcfferNnnt

New Jersey Fishermen Pursued and Cap
tured by n Tugboat Crew ON the Della
ware-G0vcrnor Parker Called Upon
Great Excitement.
Pennsgrove is in Salem county, New Jersey, and
nearly opposite wilmington, Del, which State
has law that all persons fishing In the Delaware
River shall pay license of $40 a year.
Delaware State lays claim to the
river the ground that the State named after the
river has the greatest right to it. In Pennsgrove
and vicinity there are hundreds Of fishermen, for
the river ut that place is about two and half miles
in width.
On Thursday morning the fishermen from Penns-
grove were out pursuing their usual avocation,
when a steam tug, from Wilmington, bore down
upon the boats and demanded a surrender. The
fishermen did the best they could to escape, and
chased within 900 yards of the Jersey coast
where the tug was run aground and the boats and
men captured.
The prizes were taken to Wilmington, where tho
fishermen were ordered to pay s25 80 each $40 for
the license and SIS so for the cost OF the tug. Some
of them paid, and others, not able to do SO, were
detained.
Yesterday morning deputaton waited on Gov
crnor Parker, In Trenton, and stated the case.
They desired to know II Delaware State has right
to levy toll citizens of New Jersey. They stated
that fishing had been stopped, for the men were
afraid go out fearful of having to pay the pen
atty like their brethren on Thursday.
part of salem county is described as intense There
were scores who were ready to meet force with
force and proposed to arm the boats, go out fishing
as usual and fight all who came to capture them.
Better cOunsels, however, prevailed, and deputa-
ton was appointed to wait upon Governor Parker
for his opinion and prompt action.
Many OF the fishermen are described as poor men,
unable to pay the tax, and the deputation alleged
that If New Jersey did not grant protection to her
the fishing trade Of Salem county would suffer
greatly.
The dcputaton were almost afraid that the
peace would be broken before they returned,
so exaspcratcd are the fishermen about what they
consider interference with their rights.
The Jersey fishermen are said to have been fish,
ing in the Jersey channel, the Jersey side, when
they were chased and captured.
1t was matter of so much moment that Cover
nor Parker and Attorney General Gilchrist were to
hold consultation on the subject last night, and
send decision down to the fishermen so that they
might know the law from the best authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

three story frame building, No. 1888 Atlantic
avenue, was destroyed by fire last evening,
between seven and eight O'Clock. The building,
which was owned by Patrick Riley, caught fire rom
the explosion OF a kerosene oil lamp in the grocery
store OF Mrs. Gum, on the first noor OF the house.
and whose loss on stock $1,000; insured in the
National Insurance Company OF Brooklyn. The
loss on building was 81, 500 insured. Bernard Gray
and John German who occupied apartments the
second floor, lose $500 each; $3.50 loss was sus-
tanned by a widow who lodged on the third floor.
An adjoining structure owned by =. Reilly, was
damaged to the extent of $500. The first noor was
occupied by Patrick Dowd IA liquor saloon. The
Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
BELLIaERENT STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
TROY, N. Y. NAV 2.

TROY, N. T., May 8, 1872.
The Citizens and the New York and Troy Steam.
boat companies both claim the same dock In this
CITY, The Citizens company have twice attempted
each instance The people OF the city exhibit much
feeling, mainly on behalf Of the Citizens company.
and the Common Council have directed the CITY AT.
and Troy COMPANY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
FLORIDA.
The Senate Organized rs a High Court OF
impeachment to Try Governor Reed.


TALLAHASSEE, May 3, 1872.
In the Assembly yesterday Mr. Ofmond offered
the following
Resolved, That the Assembly proceed at twelve
O'Clock with the prosecution of the trial Of Harrison
Reed, and that the managers and counsel on the
part OF the Assembly take such proceedings to Sc
cure the immediate attendance OF State witnesses
as are necessary and proper TO DO in the premises
The High Court OF Impeachment was organized.
aorad fndoe rmmnns IN" conmsi e
Governor Reed, moved that the respondent be dis
charged, claiming that the action OF the Senate in
adjourning last session after refusing to continue
the case was, in law, acquttal. The counsel for
the Board asked for time to reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
JOSEPHINE M'CARTY,

UTICA, N. T., May 3, 1872.
In the McCarty murder the prosecution
rested to-day. l.. H. Babcock opened for the de-
fence speaking from two o'clock until the adjourn
ment lat six O'Clock. The excites but little at
toni In hare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

Office under the county government, except when he
laturs and IN such case he shall draw salary such
SIC HSo street avenue or public place in the city Of
New York which has been once paved and the expense
by shall hereafter he paved at their expense
unless such paving be petoned by majority of the
majority Of M To the line s1 proposed q
passed for any requirement which has no. been pettoned
for BY majority Of the owners Of The adjoining property
into award q contracts made Is hereby declared
SIC S-Aii printing for said city including the print
Ing OF the city journal shall be executed and MI
ne y s &c pfs a% nd Se s Ss
o. any three Of them after an advertisement
city having ihs largest cltsasoa therein, east
10 be d s sne DE be
partmen which hall .e forth with accuracy the nun.
De. in
me ssd o. o. N nna s hs depart O
which contract Is TO be given and the bids shall be
blanks Or Of each article Of adnery INCLUDING Under
s nssa S r or %pg pDsr
specified and for each ADDITIONAL number as may be re-
rule ana sars sors ior Per n %.
Tor any one descfipton Of printing, or any article
@ % S Ss insn s
10 time shall be withheld by the Comptroller until the com
lf aas
i o me ri which a as 1 Of
them then said Commissioners or head of department
declare said contract 10 be annulcd and the twenty
cent reserved TO be forfeited TO the city and shall
Immediately give notice for other bids for such printing
y ss S n against s
city for printing stationery unless upon evidence Of
contract made as provided in this section Separate
tracts may be made as aforesaid Mt any time for engrav
ing, lihographing, woodcuts, maps or other picture
work. as the same may be requircd but nothing
contained shall be construed 10 require a separate con
tract for each engraving lithograph, woodcut or map
unless the officers aforesaid shall deem the advisable
anu for the Interest Of the city.
,,sEc ,sSo Than copies Of any message ofthe
Mayor report OF any head 81 department, and no
more Than V copies oi any report OF committee o the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

From the Hudson IN. W STAR May 81
special despatch published In the New YORK
HERALD Of to-day reports ''that Livingstone tho
African explorer, is safe with Stanley, the chief OF
the HERALD Corps of Search, at Zanzibar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

How MTCH IL 1T SAFE TO DRINK?-The Lon
don Spectator says; or the fact which we recently
quoted from the Practitioner, that about two
glasses of sherry day is the full amount which
the system can absorb beneficially, the public is
ignorant ever il was, for a statement of
that kind in scientific journal is forgotten i'm
fortnight, while on the equally important sub
ject, the equivalents OF those two glasses, the
lay public Is hOpelessly at sea. Nobody knows
anything about the proportion of alcohol in Ii
quors. Ask any man without special knowledge
how much beer, port, brandy, or claret is equal
to two measured GLASSES" of sherry, and he
will reply vaguely that beer and claret are
quite safe, that port is heady. and that brandy
should always be qualified BY saltwater.
Qualifying strichnine would strike him "a
absurd, but he would think the two ounces of
neat brandy much stronger than the same
quantity in a bottle OF saltwater. We remem-
Der one day hearing man OF the old school
declare himself no drinker because he never
took anything but bottle of raisn wine after
dinner, the notion in his mind being that "home-
made stuff like that" could not possibly be in
furious. IL he had been told that he drunk two
bottles OF sherry or best part of pint of proof
spirit, he might have been induced to moderate
his dose. AS to women, We firmly believe the
majority of them think a wine weak in proper
ton to its sweetness. and while they believe any
evil of brandy or sherry, see none in cool claret
or ''fllipping" champagne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

john G SAKE is responsible for the following
paraphrase from Martial:
Your nose and your eyes your father gave, you
saw,
Your mouth your grandsire, and your mother
meek
Your fine expression; tell me now, / pray,
Where, in the name of heaven, you got your
cheek2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

~A bachelor sea captain, who was remark
ing one day that he wanted good chief officer,
was promptly informed by a young lady that she
had no objections 10 be his first mate. He took
the hint-and the lady.
~"I'm sorry," observed the clergyman, in a
sympathizing tone. "Mrs. Burt has a heavy
burden to bear" Eyes, she does; that's so, ~
acquiesced the old farmer. "She's laid there
fiat on her back this seven year. Seems some
times as eff should git altogether wore out. 1
do wish she'd git well-or suthin."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09
TTHITED STATES MARsHALy SALE.

virtue Of writ Of feri facias, issued out OF the
Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
sale Tor cssh in front Of the Court House door Of
said District, on TUESDAY the 18Th day Of Feb
houses, nunesrs 1915, 1915 and 1910. dtl sd on the
south SIDE q street between lssh and nth streets
west, on lot No In square No. 10 a the city Of
Westminster, y; O., seized and levied uDon as the
property Of william =. elaldins, and VIII bs sold
70 satisfy execution No. 6, In favor or Charles III
Cragin guardian. AK. SHARP,
febS-dts q. b. Marshal b e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09
3ll NINTH STREET.


WAsHnor99ss1 F 7 sI IsEIETI1EAAHY.
DISEASES Of tie BYE trsesed sratuitossly, b.
Geons, pR. BELLA 9. BA81OWo. DR RObIRf
kk1E4BuRA' o0ss'lfans Surgeon. 0ID10H PAL
IN TIE sUPRn11 S9TRT OF THE DISTRICT
1A l0tA day AZ Jsssl1v, 1871.
James Lawn. cOmplsinant,(
Thomas Rssis, dsssoaap. No. ''0s''1a. D''' H.
dered that the dsfendAns cause his 70 be
entered ssrsin On @ before The nrst rule aay &C.
cause VIII b proceeded With a. In case q 6ofNnIt
True COPY. Teot III. J. 4BI0S, Clerk,
D the Ooart. lysali-AWsvl 4 3YLIB.
THIS Is no avn NorIOI. ~ n. .,n.,-,,.,
has eetcinsd from shs eupesme Court q he Dis
e g 9. $500 sss.ss i.
ceased: All persons having eleims essinst tbs aid
oeeee.ea arc hereey weKnea 70 exhibit the same,
with ehe youchers thereof, 70 the subscrSer On or
before The nh day q taanaTy next; they nay
othervlee ~ law BE- excluded from Ali 6e0eaf a
TIE aid sstats: Given under my hand this Oth dsy
janis m.st' ALFRED Il. (Ais K markl 0BDf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
Rf esEgs . wiLbiAss, Auct,oneer..
~ No. lOOl nnrfhusaf rln-,,.. N. - -. N

Rr esEgn .o, WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.,
NO. iooi northwest corner loh aud d rs.
ExxTI1ENsIvE sALr or HousEBoLp FUR
Hin PkEs FEN; PLATE .k IIEs mISRnRs
IRE, sEs BsbGlSS, oR RS3si ,' srov IVES
"A ON sA n R1hY. the I0th dsy Of February,
aaa, 81 10 Ssi.sa m m ". shall sell in front
/" ment Of Household Goods beionsing TO psrpi.e
declining housekeeping, viz:
Parlor SUITE, usho lstered in Rep and Bsircloih
Blaes Walnut Msrble-top sideGcsr .. tmsde b. one
slast walnut marble TOP cham5ar .ets'
Feather Bsd. sn P TSs s ana
w p,ih,u Extension Tables AMI Dining Chairs.
Painted Bure.us " ssSs ana. and Bsist.ads
OoOslhs, farlor' Chamber and other Stoves, &c :,
Also at I2 O'Clock
pwo barrels CT pure Old Rye whisky
One Mexican Robe.
1t = 'nD GREEN Or :iiSi WILLIAMS. Auc..
RYw; L. WALL 4 co q, Auctroneer-,
~ Orisinal III rse and Carriage Bazaar,
NO Ss Louisiana ave-, bet 9Th and 10th streets
PE ESHsK HuNSF 3EI3, wEsIERNvIgerNIA
S6;I9P BTGGlts. 'kkxFPss Esss 'w w4e mp
60 saTbRbiSSSS FORMING. February
@N10th, ls72, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we
as HEAD ss1t Q OF sg Hd fssssr AND MULES,
n rty SIX head Just arrived from nnsylyana and
West virginia We call special attention of con-
tractors to the above stock. as they are large
heavy Work Horses; most of them are full Is
- hands high, and weigh over DO lbs
One Bay Stallion.
Also,
One fine Dapped Gray Mare l5s< han IA hi zh wear,
old; warranted sound and kind in harness. very
stylish, and q good traveller '
One pair Clipped Horses; well matched; kind and
gentle in harness
One Bay Clipped Mare years old: ISL hands high;
warranted sound aud nd in harness; promises
We call al
Driving Stock. '
A number Of Hor-es and Mules of which a full
description will be given at sale
Bnggies, wagons hmbulances, Carts, Harness,
Buffalo Robes, Lap Blankets, &c
Guarantee on stock warranted sound will ex pire
at p. m day of sale.
Guarantee on stock warranted 20 work will expire
at 2 D m. day OF sale
r. gulsr sale days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays without regard to weather.
1t WM. l.. WALL Il CO.. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctlopeers aud Re al Est ate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn syenuA and llth street,
Star Office Buildings
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Q srREEr, BE-
IwEES EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS,
II O1fRIDAY AFTERNOON, February @,
E" ~ O'CLOCK, we will sell In front of the pYam-
Aisee part Of Lot 2 in square s96. This property
IL improved by two to. Frame Dwelling Ia wing
front OF over 20 feet on street, between 5th and
9Th streets, and running back the same width to
Rhode Island avenue.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and II months
with interest from day of sale secured by dsed OF
trust. Sl00 down a. time OF SALE eyancing and
stamps AT cost OF purchss<r.
f6dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09
Uf GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
u Northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets,
TRUSTEES sALEO VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkTY ATAUCTION, ON NEW JERSEY

PROPERTY At kGCTfnN, On NEW JERsEY
AVENUE, SOUTH OF TIE CAPITOL.
- By virtue of . deed OF trust dated January
10. 9th, ISL, recorded in Liber 6S3, foil. 2j OF
1.-The land records Of Washington county d. o.,
and By direction Of the holder Of the note secured
premises, on MONDAY, February 18th, isY2 at Z
o'clock ,. m all that piece or parc.l Of ground,
nal lot T. in Square 69i, improved by q three st0ry
and basement Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: 5000 cash. balance in and IL months,
with interest at ten per cent secured by notes and
deed of trust on the property. 500 when the prop
erty IL sfxuck of. Stamps and convey ancne at pur-
ckaser's cost, If the terms are not complied with
within fye days from the day Of sale the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
"a I. b pukh9IRi { Trustees.
febl GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
METzGER 4 BYLEs,
at SEVENTH STREET,
ARE OFF ERING FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Havana Oranges,
LONDON Layer Raisins, in whole, half, and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New Figs,
French Prunes. IN glass tin and boxes,
Gordon Dlworth's yelies,
Murders Preserves, Morton's Pie Fruits,
Almonds. shelled, paper and soft shell,
Peoans, Filberts, and NJ APPLE Walnuts,
Pure Apple Cider, not boiledJ
Prime New York Apples. Apple Butter,
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Edam, and Factory
New York Buckwheat. Cranberries,
Colleen Dripe Syrup, n: q. Molasses,
Finest Quality G1npowder, Imperial, and English
Mochs, Old Government Java, Ceylon and RIO Oof-
No. No. Mac Ma slsls, in barrels and kits,
Jamaica Rum; pure.) Scotch Whisky.
Otsrd, Dupuy Co. Brandies.
Catherwood "0ld Reserve" Whisky,
"Old NECTAR" Whisky,
Pale Sherry Wine, lyery fne,l
Prime Butter, put mp expressly for families, In small
packages. jfD-tr