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New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
EXPLANATIONS IN ORDER NOW.


II seems to- to us that the New York papers l,ery
~ so1hI9bed On authority" the sensational s,ory
wcn VIII ~ hdy Of Mr. Stewart had been found and Sss
Within reach OF the police but t%r some Ss esSsDa Of tho
Gu 10. tne ewes ON the offenders, whom Tor sono
eo%aiV mysterious reason, they dId not ares sr on
~ n,;hiic an eX planation OF their misleading ueSS
@ .o Tbe story was sufficiently absurd To refute 's
Sod il not been given in the most positive tsrS os
nTofessedy on undOubted authority Int ,po Inn and
than Give notice in the papers Of their dlseoVelS
,rap IN the credulty OF public eager ol ave
~ n certain currency. The papers that eIsuso the
nr,c,nnlly owe it to their readers 10 eAPoS'
" anfhor5ty on which 10 WIS made
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1873.
TIE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoETIGN.-Hill tribes have deprived 500 Afghan
soldicrs of their arms and clothing 1== One
emicra1t was killed and eight were wounded by n
railroad collision near Hamilton, Canada, yesterday
morning. --- Seamen are on strike IN Sydney,
New Soath Wales. -- King HumbcTt has received
a great popular welcome on his return to Rome.
-- The Margins of LOrne and the Princess Louise
have landed informally from the Sarmatan; the
public landing and reception viii rake place to-day
misunderstanding Sherman had an interview
with several Baltimore bankers on Resumption.-
The President viii speak of outrages in South in
we're terms in his mesSage,-Architect Hill Of the
Treasury says lie is anxious for speedy
trial on the Chicago Indictment 60 The
Arctic steamer Eothen has been heard from.
60 The Light-House Board and Third
Auditors reports are published. = statue
of Humboldt was unvei ed at St. LOUIS. -
Railroad freight rates from Chicago eastward are to
be advanced.
CITY AND SUBURBAE.-All old clews in the Stewart
grave robbery case have been abandoned and no
new developments were reported yesterday. 60
Interviews are given with a leading refner
and with Professor Edward SCherer on the
alleged authorizations in sugar. 60 There were
large audiences at the Murphy temperance meet
Ings. - The strange case of Miss Fanchcr, of
Brooklyn, was commented on by physicians
and Others. == Mrs. Mary a. La Bau is engaged
to be married. - Gold 1OOls, 1OOls, 1OOls.
Gold valne of the lega-tender dollar at the close
99sIo cents. Gold value of the legal-tender silver
dollar 412l2 grains S5.47 cents Stocks dull, but
irregularly strong and closing buOyant ior the chief
spectators.
TIE WEATHER.-TRBUNE local observations in
dicate clear or partly cloudy weather. Themome
tor yesterday. 49, $50. 47o
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
rur p,uJpozER BLUsrERs SOME MORE.

Prom TNt IhdTIt5T0H We 0'''' - I W. ;.;.ons
South Carolina can take care OF her cltlzehs'
colnrrd False swearingw will not avail 10 con,
yet respectaSe citizens in the United states Court G I ~
they WHO perure themselves WIZ taho ,tbr su9 There
te Supdreds OF criminals in south Carolina who are a
inSyed TO 20 free in conformity Win Lne Th and
rSar NoTthern trends have not rcsp3hdeH, US, us tSs
shond 10 our good intentions, anu ~ ,,, r"Snes IN
s ~ MT few score Of big ana ntuc i,, W
nv civil processes" II the coDellaolTn pHd The
be- indeed failure The Radicns more to lose
%nn oTv other class by the arrests tOF
fences IN this state The pleasant veth s St And unless
NJ Weves compel his officers 70 be taH anu
tba DANCE will soon begin.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
WITH OR WITHOUT.

TTOIT1Ihe ..ofnn-
Tho more the Florida elphers are con.1c
-, "a enc more Troublesome TO the ReformatofY "a of
racy they seem be- Tue fraud @ cry rs1sS Is shroa
OnIy hs volye Tlden to such extent dnat h,de
nrScd i'm effect by those who haye been Irena his
himself He Will not do So however ne srppnge dongs
Of his wicked nephew. But If he is surroanaeS eould de-
yate life by very foolish and reckless NEIL den-and
tSat would hardly help on q programme OF anpsared
and Reform" The peculiar nepotism tnst n ~ hls ad
minisration Clearly the Democratic parry co S 70 pom
on well with him. Tue question that tseS tbey throw
der is What they DO without nun S,r S chances "
him overheard without throwing away 'ne'r
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
syo,a me CisrsfGnd Herald Hep.)

TIE tribune is doing the country ser,
vice by having the South Carolina election investigated
us 30 ,'t a. Nr y l. White There Is scarcely any
9base of southern life that Mr.. White has not bten
called TO LOOK into durinc the past ten years. ana hs et
.n bsva always shown a candOr and freedom
from partisan that have won for him INC respect Ol
ali nartc. At outset OF his inquiries In HOuh ,IIu
I'M he mc,ts with the plaiuest evidence th.t ths
rnpf Democr tic campagu was from BEGINNING 70 tnu
- 81 fcrre and fraud. The prominent RepuDhean
Inaders i'm every county where the Repunucau pl.R IVY
Lowed disposition To revive us 0rsanIatl1n % anu
contasf were driven away by threats OF Nloehct
oT their meetings dispersed by red-shirteu fIh"c"o
raids
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
OFFICIAL VIEWS on DETAILS OF REsUMr

In his reply to the committee from the
Baltimore Clearing House, Secretary Sherman
did much to remove the uncertainty which
has existed as to the methods of resumption.
His statements are therefore of very great
Importance to all bankers and business men.
That his language might not be misrep-
resented, the precaution was taken to
obtain for publication shorthand copy of
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

One Of the sunday journals undertakes to explain
IN Yesterday issue why all the morning papers OF
this city except TuE TRIBUNE united In giving in
detail the false story of the finding Of Stewards
body and the arrest of the robbers, by showing that
there exists at Police Headquarters, the chief source
of criminal news in this city, ring OF reporters
Th, il described in detail, but without giving any
names II might have been further stated with
insiicc that TuE TRIBUNE is the only newspaper
winch maintains mt Police Headquarters an Inde-
peudcnt stat of reporters, who are forbidden to rely
unou tLc assistance or information Of the news col
lcc-ors of other journals. The HToh has an Office
9dinIniug that of The TRIBUNE, which is separate
from tina; Jointly occupied by the reporters OF the
other papers, but The H0GH reporters exchange
news with "the riup." In this way when single
rcportcr of this combination Is mlSntormed all ms
fellows fail into the trap. and So the journals they
serve are mlslcd. This is an economical way of col
lectiug news, very popular with indolcnt reporters.
bnt as the Stewart case glarngly shows, and as
scores of minor eases have illustrated in the past 1t
IS not The most trustworthy method. That of The
TRIBUNE costs more money, but makes fewer
bluudCrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
GRANT NOT \ CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR.

II is tplpOr0Dhtd from Now 1OIk IIIiI Il IT,
mort has becn received in that city from Washington
that General Grant VIII be brought forward ny ms
triends as candidate Senator from this state lAe
story Is so prepOSterOus tO be almost absurd NhebeI
II was mt forth as part OF scheme to XIII tttherai
Grapf as Presidential candidate, or TO scare General
Orrsby and the other candidates on the Senat' ial
t,lck II Will equally fail OF Its object Wen Det l1,
- mat The oIy bile office that General Grant VIII
ver hold again Will Oe the Presidency OF the United
states. but We wUuldlt bet even that deusye col. tag
L a. mi over gain hold thar. 80 far the sehttOiat
matter in tins state is concerned 1t Is prety larry ss-
I'D mat It Will pretty much consist or contest DC
tween Oslesby aud Logan.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
WHY rIIIs pRFIrDICEl

From The Dubuque Times lEep'l, ,,,.,, -
If there is nybOdy or anything thar lliden
bocs with furious and 0itcr resentment II is TIE NEW
Work TRIBUNE The devils supposed htte prejudice 10
holy water must be very mld sentiment IN c0mpaIson
th that entertained By the old for this persistent
onrna tha seems determined not TO give him any rest
all
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

that they are sending the prosecutors
along the same road. Only five United States
Commissioners in the State have been active
in getting testimony, and two of them are
already in Jail, on charges which do lit
tie credit to the ingenuity of the chiy-
alric bulldozers. One is charge OF
taking a fifty-doilar bribe three years ago;
the other, that the Commissioner In question
failed, during two days, to keep open ms
Office as Probate Judge-the explanation being
he had been ordered by a crowd OF Demo-
cratic lynchers to leave the place, and had
simply left it in order to set the machinery
of justice in motion against his assallantS !!
Probably no American but member or the
heightened and uneducated South Carolina
chivalry would think for a moment that these
things can be done with impunity Ill an
age of newspapers.
In South Carolina the man who stufls 2,JOO
tissue-paper votes into balot-boX, or drives
a United States supervisor away from the
polls with a revolver, is not m0lestcd; the
man who dares to make an affidavit
charge of perjury. The United States rev
Cnue OHlCer WHO attempts 10 40 Ills u"'S
in almost any part of the South gets shot for
his pains the thief who shoots him is neither
indicted nor arrested. The man who reck-
lessly tells the truth in South Carolina
lies in Jail; the man who deliberately mur-
ders nited States official is at large. This
is the epitomc of Southern justice. Commits
siOner Raum has been collecting few statis-
tics upon this branch ofthc subject of immunity,
which he finds to be very One-sided indeed.
In the last two years twenty-five or thirty
revenue officers have been murdered or
wounded in the performance of their duties,
and there have been no arrests or indictments
for these crimes save III one instance, and
this occurred in Republican District
in Tennessee. But the Commissioners
patience being exhausted by the last ex-
plot of the whiskey buldozers in be-
sicging his officers at night ana
ordering them out of the county, he has
telegraphed to South Carolina that there Will
be no more immunity if he can help it.
The policy of cOncilIahOn-in whIskcy-iS
failure. And now we shall doubtless hear the
Democratic press denouncing this order as an
attempt to renew sectional strife and revive
forgotten bitterness.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-LOan exhibition.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =, ,,o,,..y
GIBBONs ART GALLERY-Painting y OIIlsl. ~-;,.h,
GuMOKE's GARDEN-Baruums SNOW Ddy anu -''SN''
KUgTZ's GAIIERY-S: Art Sale.
NEW- ORR AoUARIUM-Day ana Evening.
ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAI-l2 NJ. TO 10 T. NJ Fdl'
RTEINwAY HALI-Matin6e .: Wihclmi. -.
MTsFt'N OF NATrRN HIsroRY-West Side Property
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
amnsemsnts ano @setlmgs 60 Might.

acApgNY OF MUsIC-Optra 81 Purftani" ,.s
RooIUs THEATRR-Marie Gordon rs "That LASS
OTOwries." -,
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-BOOth as |" Ming ,l Lear. In
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-Mr. and Mrs "llIni"'oH "
"Yulie or Kjndes Liebe"
UEIOS SQUARE THEATRE--Mother and Son'
WNIACKs THEATRE-" Our Club.'
SAs FRANCIsCO MINSTREIs' OPERA HOUSE
PARK THEATRE" Comedy OF ErrOrs'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

If the new Governor General of Canada
really supposed he was coming to sta
ton where his official rank would ter
inmate the annOyanceS which the rigid eti-
quette OF ST. James's imposed upon a Marquis
who had had the misfortune to marry a Pin
cess, he will soon have an opportunity to
learn his mistake. Our Halifax dispatches, de-
scribing In picturesque fashion, the expectancy
of the sober Canadians, show that they have
been eagerly awaiting the Princess, and that
the Governor General is in his familiar second
place. The Sarmatian has arrived, and the
reception, with Imperial ceremonies of the
day.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

In plunging England into war with Afghan
istan, Lord Beaconsfield has Outwittcd his less
resOIute colleagues who were disposed
to raise constitutional questions and
make incOnvenent inquiries regarding
the cost of the conflict, and the source
from which it is to be betrayed. HOStilitics
having begun these objections will have less
weight. and 1t will probably be left to the
Liberal opposition to raise them when Parlia-
ment assemblies next month. In India, the
war-party have likewise secured the lead by
the speedy attack on the Ameers forces. If the
troops 90 INTO Winter quarters, the state Of
war which the army desired will still exist.
Another reminder of the ease with which
persons of sound mind may be legally in
carcerated in lunatic asylum is furnished by
the case now reported from Flushing. This
certainly bears the appearance of maneuvre
by interested persons to deprive a sane
woman of the control of her property,
and it was successful, although all the
precautions prescribed by the law in such pro-
ceedings seem to have been observed It's
success was largely due. in the opinion of the
asylum authorities, to the fact that the unfOr-
tunate woman had been placed under the in
fuence of drugs at the time of her examination,
and they pronounce it the most fragrant instance
of a careless award of certificate of insanity
that has come under their observation since
the asylum was established. 1t is certainly
time that some more effective method of
scrutinizing candidates for the lunatic asylum
was provided, il not some remedy for out
RACES such as this seems 10 have been.
Our Washington dispatches disclose another
feature in the extraordinary story of post
election frauds and outrages in South Caro-
lima. 1t was already known that the ballot
box suffers were putting witnesses to the
frauds ont of the WAY now we Learn
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Enslness Noilres.

Mr.. ROCKwOOD, photographer, has returned
from Europe gives personal attention to the posing Of
silters daily II UnOn-square.
THE BEST OLIVE OR SALAD OIL
imported bottled by CAsWELL, HAZARD Co. drug
gIss Fifth Avenue Hotel Building and 9th ave. cor o9LSt
No. lS2 Thamcsst Newport X. l.
DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 80 per annum.
SFMI-WEFKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, S3 peran.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, - per annilm.
Terms cash in advance.
Neu-}lork Daily Gribaore,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1879.
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AIlzE3at>oria 0xxGGtt&G
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 8. 1878.

TIE CID. FAsH!oNyD WAY OF PAYING roR A
FARM -Capt Gee. W. Ps,tigrew. who SOLO MS
splendid estate nesr Fancy Hill 10 Mr. Brown
= day Or two sgo received check Tor S9opJ-
psyment in full fer the real and personal prep
erty-s7tOO fc. tho lsad, and $1,000 for 'eepeF.
sonslty. This brings 10 memory tho good Gle.
days" in Virgins.
The sssunton VindicatoF relates slmiAs : &C. o.,
currepcein that county 1t says that Mr. sam
uel Koiner, cf Rocking cham. who IS an old'issh,
toned and prominent farmer OF that county, had
daughter recently married aud Determined 10
buy n iarn FOR her in augusta. lis sot IN ms
family carriage snd drove through the county
to God farm tina: he liked aud ut last, oeins
GOOD Judge Of land. selected thst CT Mr., Solomon
ZrAl" 1e.r Fishers7l!e The price being 5sd
tee old gentleman immsdisteiy hsultd out 10, =
W0 in currency to psy for 1t. The seller oo]ecl-
Cd 70 receiving tn End se,l5sd ss'
the money b. ing deposited in q Stsunton DAM !;
SO Mr. Kciner had to drive up here to deposit II
- proceeding which be seemed to regard as u
very usel-s -nd empty caramnny atisr c:oans
up HE sac - Lexington GG3.tte
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Ma oh BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUI-
~ LBS FOR TIE COMING SEASON Al
EENGR's, Ess. oS AaNGs s.EssEET.
. just received q full assortment Of School and
College Text Books ard every requisite for 3
com plete school outfit,
Headquarters for the Public School Books at
the prices established By the SLGta BGuri Of Ea-
ucation.
q ye-y handsome assortment of re~ and
choice styles = hPGTkkIES just received
New tyles Of Wedding Note Papsr and En-
velopes
Irish Linen aad Antique Parchment Nc.e
Paper aud Enveo2es to match. The finest
goods in the market.
A hundred thousand Envelopes, Job lot. ia:.
received; the cheapest eyer Offered ia this
market.
Letter, Hole sud Cap Paper, folded and fat,
al grades, weight spd prices.
Blank BOOKS. Il large assortment, from the
l+-gest Ledgsrs and Journals to the smallest
ID snoranduin.
Handsomely engraved Checks, II, visa snd
Drafts. in books from SO 10 1000 each.
photograph and Autograph Albums, II, ,w and
beautiful styles.
Prayer Books and Uynnsis, in sets, ne,. and
very handsome styles.
Teachers Bibles. tho best edition every ub-
Nah.
AL the articles alluded to in this advert: O.
meat have been bought for Cash, snd will | %
sold correspondingly low.
sep,4 GRO. E. FRENCH,
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klEGAH1 NOTICES..

VIRGIN tA-At Rules held in the Cicrks
y Office Of the Circuit Court Of tho city OF
Alexandra, On the 9TH day OF November. 1878.
Madison Carpun,er W 1hu Singer Manufactur
ing Company and another. In chancery and
sta ment.
Memo. The object Of this suit s to recover Of
ths defendant The Singer Manufacturing Con-
pany, the sum of City one dollars, aid 10 attach
and subject to the pay OF the sans the estate
or debts due said defendant, in this city.
The defendant. The Singer Manufacturing
Company, not having entered its appear.
arce and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it ap-
pearing by affidavit that it IS not resident OF
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due pubbcs-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect lis interest in this suit; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, = newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessiye weeks and posted ut the front door of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
NORTON MAkYE CLERK.
F. L. Smith, p. q. nov l4-w4w
VIRGlNIA-In the Clerks Office Of the Cot
porsion Court Of the city OF AleAsGdcis.
On the 29:h day of October ISIS.
t. j Thunss and Ella Ihomss his wife, cou.
plaiuants vs. Haunsh Burko, James s. Por-
ter End Ann Virginia Porter, his wife, Ar
thur J. Dixon, Fannie Dixon, Thomas r.
Selectman and Virginia f. SsIectrau, his wife
Jsne a. Burke, Emma Burko Howard Burke
j. Oscar Golfer, Francis NJ Cctfer snd u r,
Grayson and Ann Rebecs Grsy.on hia u;s,
defendants 'o'
In chaucery.
Memo: The object of this suit is - obisin O
decree for the partition Cor sale anr divisicn IF
the proceeds amongst tho parties ni,tled 1herein
If Partition be found impracssc, ,hla) or q iot Of
ground at the northwest iu,er .eetion Of Wilkes
and Washington streets. fir citing rs f. inch
on w -shlngton s,ress and extending back with
the wid1h OF tho ssans, Ds feel inches ihe SINE
De 6el1 g lot es ground. Of which The ls1e Siss
outhe oieo lslzed, On undivided half of which
vas altss Wal as conveyed TO tho late George .,
oi i; 81 she eeV'.fees Of said Burke
ne Goiebdsnts, j. Oscar Golfer and Francis
IL. CoHer, not having entered their upcesrance
ana gwen security according to the act OF Assem-
ply ana the rules Of this Court, and it appear
II thhg oy atldavit that they are not residents OF
tnisotatei ordered that said defendants appear
~! nere WITHIN one month after due publication OF
oraef ana do Whist is necessary to protec: ter
ihtelest Ia Inns suit; and that copy of this or
aeI Do forthwith inserted in the Alexandria G3a.
zette, newspaper published in the CITY of Al
eAanarla, once week for four successive weeks
Aao posted at the front door Of the Court Kosss
OF this city. A copy-test:
u,.., MOk1ON MARYE, Clerk.
= ''"''' "Ao uusnpscn' p. g, oct 31-w4w !
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WIETEE ARRANGEMENT.

WIETEE ARRANGEMENT.
Beginning Oct. 4, 1875.
The MAIL Tn AIN will lssve Wasl4gt,"
ST 8 o. = m and Alexandria q. o. 1. n. ts!y,
excop. Sunday; pass I!cesbE7g, going %e:''
wsrd, o. II - s. m, anG arrive e. Bound nii.
It Y m. Leave Bound Hi al 1880 ?. M. pass
L.eesbuzg, going eastward. .: IL pn' sa1 81
rire ~ Alsxsldfia 81 S:l5 =. e., AnG q
Washington $50 p. II. ..
Ths ACCOM- HOD ALTON TRAIN vi.
lesys Washing ten ct 4 20 p. ru., ana ~ oXeElH"
ct 4 Is D. Il. daily, except Sunday, sld sr:i'e
st L.eesburs at & 40 p. III, Leave LeesouTi ~
6 @ q. IL. ed asiiva 81 alexandra II 10 H.
and Wa:hiu stoa al s 80 9. II.
a9s~ Passengers from 2! ssh!1g!oE T!H ELS
the Washington and Ohio cars L: !ae Hs!1im9!a
IL Potomac Railroad station at9 II IA. "nG ~
Din, and 20 through ":1Gcot Change OF ca; ?;
TIE g. 05 c.n. :ra;u from alexandria AND l2''1
i, IT,. train froia o"nd Hi eoGnoc. IL toaaa
Hal with Harris Daily Line Q! Coaches
for snickers7iiIe: Bsrryyille snd Winchester;
sieo with Reamer' 6 Line Of Coaches, which leave
Ileesburg daily for Aide snd sliddleburS..
Both trains. westward make close connecllohs'
at piennu, with Sissor.'s ;oa ct Stages ter Far
fsx Court doaae. 49,
sJoxunsue:saaGu tickets, 3 ats. per a'sie
Aauu:si .taz= s7ss7 SSG.
Z. Il. IAVENEK,
&C. At; General Tickle. Aga%:.
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Fer upwards Of thirty gears Mrs. Mirso7,'s
Soothing Syrup has been used Tor children. 1t
ccrTec;s aoitity Of tbs stomach. relieves VINO
cello, regulates the heHcta, Cures dySeotery a1d
i,isrr1 C. whether arising from teethicg or other
c.u.s An oit aud sell tried remedy. 20 c"o's
o bottle. -22"u
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L ah{M ELS
NAM u ELS
L. VIENNA 2ESI;A i L;ANG.
~, IS ,>r--l, Isn-o al eIr

L. VTEENA REST EANG:,
30 is Mo:ih Royal street.
lf7 friends sad tire public @ene.ally are ~.
formed thas bsve REMOVED TO Ill n L n
RESTAUEANT, 10 IL norsh RoJsl St, ~. Eh o.;
/ will keep 3. fine assortment Of i;lQVokS,
GTN, FRENCH BRANUIES, BONAh 4 Il
BlTTEHS snd VINES OF my own imports"
tior: also LAGER EEEE and fire C!HA rs
This establishment hes been roceotly fitted uD
Tor tho accomm stipn OF lsdies sud gentlemen
for private euppe.s, &c, and the parlors and
dining rooms ara elegantly furnished: Ihe
LUNCH CUUNTER contains choice dellcacles.
0SSGERSs snec;s]:v. l. RAGMEL,
NV 97-1m No. Is North Royal street
EORGE STEUBENAGEhS
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
No. SO North Royal at.
Impor.er Of Freuch Brandy
Hollsnd Gin. Irish and Scotch WIlstey
st, Croix and Jamaica Run,
Rhine Sherry. Port Madeira
and Clsret Wines,
Kuemmel t}itters, SC, &c
NORFOLK OYSTERS received three times
o week. nov 10y
E>OR THE WINTER