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FOE: SALE.
500 BUSHELS of Corn; 500 do o at; ;, By
Third street, the Post Office.
Has determined to clear his Store OF Dry Goods
trely, nnd deal in Groceries only.
He is therefore, ready to sell his Dry Goods etc, al
unprccedently low prices with siew to clean sweep
For bargains, inquire of SANFORD.
81. Paul, Feb. 5, l6s2 42-it.
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(ASH FOH HEDESSs
VIHE highest market price viii be paid in CaSh fer
IL Green and Dry Hydes, Also Deerskins.
A. X. COLLINS n co.
n. B. We have removed our Leather Store and
Harness Shop to thu building, opposite Rice and
Hsney's Store. say
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Grey and white lat and scar
let sironding
ioia ribbon ard wOrsteti
binding
Scalpine and cartoIch KNIT
Pistols, reroiyers and BDwii
Knives
California and Buena Vista
Knives
Pocket and Congress Knives
Powder TASKS d gan worms
Cod-lmes, sturgeon d CLING
twin.
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References.
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

| On Third Street, t,co doors beiop Wa6ashow.
yHHHE subscribers having received large additions to
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at small
advance On Eastern prccs- We shah always keep on
| hand large stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOlNERS' TOOLS,
Bench andmouding Planes, Socket 4 trimer chisels,
Hand, panel and rip saws, Geuges, rules. d squares
Compass tenor e. webb do Gnages and Devils,
AIDES, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Ausers braces and bits, Wood&iron bench s,
Chalk lines, spoos, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks, !atches and bolts, Honse bells ard carriages
Butts and screws, all Sizes Hooks s. staples psdiecks
Bell pulls and door knockers, Hat and coat hooks
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Shoyels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles
Rakes, scythcs and snaths, Garden rekcs hoes etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
! MIL and cross saws, Nails, brads and spikes,
Axe sand axe heivcs, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel, allsIZes, Mnttocks aud wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, al sizes
Ok log and trace chains, Iron rycts and kettle ears,
Anyils and hammers, Well wheels. jack SCI WIS
Cow, sheep and bells, Grs'sstoEes, friction rollers
Wrought nails stecly aEds, Uooas ana hingcs wasieF
Circular all sizes, Bake ovens, skille,s, etc
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
iIamcs, pad trees etc, Brass and sv'd ornaments
Roller buckles harness 40, Brass naiis Toseftes,
Brass pad hooks AID terrcts, Suars ahd nuleen Lits
Jap'd do 10 do Swise,s AID pad screws,
Brass and silvd mart rings, Thread, avis varnsh etc
japd rein and breast Snaps, Brass AID iron sirTu etc
HOCSEHEEHING HhRNNV ARE,LOOh-
ING GLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, c<C., &C.
TabeSdesscrt knivcs& forks, Sad irons ard stands,
Plated forks q butter knives, Boilers ard saucepans,
90 table and tea spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
BIiitan,a and iron DO do Dust pans, sptteoGs,
Basting spooEs and ladies, Brass ifsn iapd cnnd'ks
Cake turner's, waffle irsHs, Walters snuff
Spring balances, chop'g Knives, Curtain pms, bands
Looking glissas all sizes, IaRbeuis and lard lamps
Solar Lamps, do Go Brass&iron shov 'lsse tongs,
Side and hanging, do, Britannia ware,
Tea bells Selves etc, Gridirons and kettles,
Wood saws and ch0p'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes, etc.
RaZors, scissors and shears, Combs purses, etc,
Powder horns, hasks ETC., S?ectacles, etc,
Bullet mouids, gun tubes.
lSLEIGH BELLS! sLEIC III BELLS:!'
Martngale straps, 80 bells Double body straps,
do do 25 do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells, all sizcs1
ar AS we are determined sell low for Cash onfy,
facilities for obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
viii able offer induce 1cIts to purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr., & co.
ST. Paul, Oct. g, 1851. 24-em.
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.
gNNiIS establishment nov well s.Hcked with every
a variety of Liquors, Cigars Oysters, 90" VIII be
kept constantly open for customers, by the new I'm Of
T. HARDY. r-
Nov. :, 1851. s-Soy J. w. BABcOCK.
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- CARPET WEAVING.

fsss CARPET WEAVING.
vvNHE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner Of Fifth and Min
IL nesoa Streets st. Paul, is prepared weave rag
Carpets, equal in appearance to iEsrain Carpets as
very low price, Any Of old garments NAV be rsed
up economically in this way than in any Other;
and there is scarcely family that may not in sllor,
Time, enough in this way for handsome and dnrs-
Bile carpet EDWARD NJ WALTERS. {
January ], lo52. 37y
p 3 Carpets hand for sole; ind all sorts Of RAGS
bought or exchaEg ed tor Carpets. go
WRAPPING PAPER =
ar ALL sizes used BY Druggists, Grocers, &C., for
" sale cheap by CU1fliS,
-fi af Sest door 70 Farringcns.
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BOARDING HOUSE

6NHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
u House in the west end OF the celebrated Fremont
House Bench street, where he will make Cash Lodi
gers and Boa. crs comfortable he possibly can
$500 pcr week. Nov 1851 32y
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NOTICE.


nURING my absence, until about the FIRST Of April,
II the business of my Insurance Agency for the Ena
Company, will be transacted by T.. Babcock, ESQ., at
the office Of the Register of Deeds on Third street, ST.
Panl. -t II. Il. NELSON.
ST Eani. IannarY %. 1852. --L..L 4o-ft
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CHEAPER THAN EVER

CHEAPER THAN EVER..
UNHE subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
4 citizens Of ST. Paul. ard 'the mankind" that
he has received and is selling stock of goods
that be found in 'these 6egns" certain, and will
continue to sell cheaper, and at less profits, than any
this Territory, either at Wholesale retail for and
nothing shorter 1t consists III Part of the following
DKY.GOODS:
large and superior assortment of Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods, such Prints Aipacas Ginghams, De
LANES Thbet Cashmercs, French Merinoes, etc. Also
good assortment OF shaws, veis hoods, scar gloves
Hosiery, Mantas Laces, Edgings Bonnet and Can Rb.
bons, flowers, pins needles and cosbs Of great variety
Also, good stock of
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
consisting OF overcoats, dress and rock coats pants
vests Jackets under and oyershrts and flannel
drawers, country made socks, etc. Also extensive
stock of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
OF every variety and price, together with good
men OF Gents Moroccus, Calf Kip and Congress Boots,
Ca Kip Gum tlasiic and Patent Leather shoes, Boys
Youths, Chdren's and Misses shoes aud boots great
abundance Also, good assortment of
.'" HATS AND CAPS.
consisting Of Fur Cloth, and plush caps for men, and
Cloth ard glazed for boys; silk and Bucna Vista
Hats, DC. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSW ARE AND GLASSWARE.
Hardware and Cutlery Drugs and Medicines Groceries
and Provisions, etc, etc; sl Of which, land the half
not been mcnoned) will be sold extremely low for cash.
going out Of the trade in the spring Please
examine stock before making your purchases, and
YOU will be well paid for your trouble, deter
mined wage Of determination against high prices
Store Third street, between Roberts and Jackson
II. n. SPENCER.
G. To-.
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NOTICES hereby given, that application has been
~ made by Seth NJ. Sawyer, 70 the Probate Court OF
Washington cclnt Minnesota Territory. for letters OF
administration the OF John M Sawyer, deceas
ed late of said county, and that said application viii be
heard and decided my Office in Saltwater in sid
county, on Monday, the 18th day Of February next.
s HARVEY WILSON,
Judge of Probate, Washington county.
Lam, Or
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DO do SECOND do
do do THIRD do
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HAY BOOKS, Jonrnsls, Ledsers, Rfearsls, and svss]
~ size Of memorandum Books, ior sale by
W. b. COMBS.
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ExpRFSS NOTICE
MIR. BURBANK viii leave ST. Paul for Ga'ena
WI Messenger, every other Monday, commencing the
26th inst.
The Company have made arrangements with Messrs
Corwith of Gaena, By which persons wishing to remit
money to England, Ireland Germany, can be accom-
modated
BURBANK, FAWCETTE & co.
St Pail, Feb, ), 1852. 42-tf
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ST. PAUL,

ST. PAUI,
Door, Sash. and Blind Mandatory,
Corner Of Fourth and ST. Peter Streets.)
Nj, WISE CO.,
UNvER grateful for the liberal patronage here ofore
kL extended to them, beg leave to inform the builders
of 81. Paul Gd the of mankind in general that they
always on hand and are preparepared 10 make
amount of Doors, Window Sash, Blinds and Frames
ORDER short notice in the most durable manner, and
at the most reasonable prices for cash Give MS call
December 25, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
36y JONAS GlSE.
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a we IOtSf', bthch street,
IA Saint Paul. arc prepared TO receive BOARDERS at
$500 per week, or day -boarders without lodging
$3.50. They also keep Bar, supplied with prime Ii
and cigars; and will be ready all times day and
night, TO provide gentlemen Indies with any refresh
uents they may want, that then in markei such
pigs feet, oysters, sarincs, trpe, venison buffalo
tongues. catfish, alaode, elk steaks trout snipe
and woodcOch partridge, prairie grouse, and whatever
they can find at the tine being IN cur market.
Jure .6, 1851. l0-Iy
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
fHyHE undersigned, having been appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the comfy OF Washington, Terrific
~ of MINNESOTA commissioners to receive examine and
adjust all claims and dem ands against the of Hem
ry Mackey late OF Washington county, deceased, here
by give notice that they will attend the business Of
their appointment the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
in Saltwater the last Mondays of the months of Feb
and Pii All persons having claims against
said estate requested to present the same, at the
times above mentioned, properly authenticated.
Itfe JNO. s. PROCTOR,
WIN. W. EOLCOMBE. g
saltwater, Jan. 16, 1o52. 4e4t
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iisrsissarg papers please copy.
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On Third Street, ttco doors beloW Wa6asAoy.
HHiiE Subscribers having received large additions
their former stock and assortment, prepared to
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at q small
adv.nce on Eastern priccs We shah always keep on
hand large stock Of
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SLEIGH BEILS:!'

Double body straps,
Single do DO
cd, Loose bells, all sizcs.l
4 to sell low for Cash only.
GODS ia the Eastern market.
cencEts to purchasers that
!. McCLOUD, Jr., & co.
2i-em.
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ROUSE TRIMMINGS.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.

Hamcs pad trees, etc, Brass and s.lvd ornaments
Roller buckles, harness DO, Brass nails, roseftes,
Brass pad hooks AID terrcts, Suars ahd nuleen bits,
Jap'd do 10 do Swi,e,s AID pad screws,
Brass and sv'd rings, Thread avis, varnish, etc
pd rein and brcss sgaps, Brass AID iron arFl,s etc
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cENrI.EMEN's WEARING APPAREL

Scarlet and white blankets
Fish.hooks and lines
Gilt buttons, coarse and fine
combs
l-2 axes and hand axes
Chinese yermil'n
Xerw ochre, chrome yel'w
and green in papers
Iron spoons and ladies
Bridles, martingales and
surcingles
spike gimlets
Rat and beaver traps
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ST. PAUL TEMPER ANCE HOUSE.

My name is MOFFET. Ny Boaring House is on
AVE- Jackson Street, at the lower end of Saint Paul To
find il, keep straight up from the steamboat landing
TO the sign OF Triangle The north end Of the bridge
My house is large and ior prompt payment every week
intend furnish good fare the lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul, May %, 1851. Sly.
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s.GOING III ALONE."
HIRED. HARDY, is now sole proprietor of the Amer
"a lean Saloon; and being no longer in company, is
therefore the less anxious company; being
prepared at all times, to treat them with the best he
has in his shop'
St. Paul, January g. lS52-40tf
A. L. LARPENTEUR
selling off his extensive stock of goods of all de-
4 scriptiaBs, at #4tel
COST. f fa
Those who bargains, for cash, may have theIa
the purchase Of all sorts Of goods. Conc aid
conc all.
January, 49, 1852 SO
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HOUSEKEEPING HhRpyvARE,LOOK
ING GLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS. &C., &C.
SLEIGH BELLS.

Martingale straps, 80 bells,
do do 25 do,
Neck do rough and pulishc
ar AS we are determined
onr facilities for obtaining g,
vii! er able us TO offer iadut
cannot be found elsewhere.
st. Paul, Oct. 9, 1851.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
prBL1sHED WEEKLY AND sEMI-wBEKL1 BIZ
WILL A M w. H o l. D E N
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

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vance or within the first month, Two dollars and
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Irs if not paid within six months from the time OF
.gnscbing.
n in advance, within the first month; -Four
" and fifty cents, if payment be delayed six months;
Five dollars, if not paid within six months from the
80. ot subscribing.
:, ne aoove rules will be inhexbly adhered to.
,y.trlsaMESTs not exceeding fourteen lines viii
,,etfaI one time for dollar, and twenty-five
,. for .ach subsequent insertion; those OF greater
' >, ,rooortiun. Court orders and JudidicaI Ad-
,n,nt. will he charged 25 per cent higher than the
., rates. \ reasonable reduction will be made to
WV ,s, tlvertlse by the year. Advertisements inser-
in the Sc nj Weekly Standard, will also appear in
y. Weekly Paper free of charge.
S ',srrters. and Others who may wish to send money
h Editor can do so all times, by Mail and at his
t Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
,,ers to the Editor must come free of postage.
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NEW GOODS I! NEW GOODS !


THE Subscribers are now receiving from the Nor
stiiern Cities their FALL AN WINTER STOCK OF
GOODS. Their stock large and varied, and has beer
purchased by the Firm in person. on such terms
will enable them to give their customers and the pup
lie generally the most advantageous bargains All they
ask examination of their stock, feeling sure tha
irprces will commend themselves fair and Just
both to the buyer and seller.
The subscribers tender their customers their most
hearty thanks for the and liberal patronage hereto
fore Bestowed upon them; and they only ptomlse
that for the future. as in the pas they viii devote all
their energies to and accommodate their custom
and friends. zsa.z4srs-
Their stock. in part, is as follows: aey
Rich silk Craveili Robe, Fine heavy brocade SIlks'
French gro DeA Fuke. PlaInwhte and wdtereo DO.
Black gro DeRhne do, Bl'k Fig and watered do
Solid Cold gro De Nap Do. Silver grey Silks,
Thibet Printed high cold De'Lains,
Ombe Printed and nigh col d Muslins,
Bayadere Printed, Satin Cashmeres.
Paris Printed Rob DeLains, (New Style,)
Muslin DeBege, Bayadere graduated Robe DeLalns,
E gllsh and a nercan Printed O-LaIns, New style,
Small fg'd and high cold DeLans, for Children,
Glace Poplins, Victoria Tartan and Lima Cloths,
Paris gala Plaids. Bl'k and Cold Velvets,
Coaks and Mantillas, New Styles,
French and English Meriuos, Brocade lpacas,
Coburg and Thibet Cloths, Swiss and Cambria Trim.
Valencnes, Edgings, and Insertngs,
Cambria Flouncngs and Muslin Bands, 81
Infants Emb'd French Caps, Bodies and Robes,
Flounced Nadona Skirts,
Fl lench Emb'd Collars, Chemizettes, and Sleeves,
White and Black Lace Wells, .t--.s.s
5-& ~-t- w. H. & .-,7,. UCKER.
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
SELBY & MURRAY

One Door Above, P. F. PEsoUp's Drug Store
No I2. Fayetteville Street.
RE now receiving. and opening their Fall anc
IN Winter Stock of choice Goods, which is large
we'll selected, bought entirely for Cash. and viii be
sold at prices which will not fai to suit the purchaser
The Stock consists in part of the 70 flowing =
Super Black Gro de Rhine Silks, Coi'd do,
French Printed DeLaines and Cashmeres,
French and German Merinoes, B lack Bolnbazine.
do Aiapaccas French w Worked Collars,
Gents and Ladies Kid Gloves,
Bonnets and Taeia Ribbons,
Silk Leghorn and other kinds of Bonnets,
$50 Pieces English and American Prints,
Jaconet, Swiss. Null and Cross Barred Muslins,
Silk and Co On Hosiery. '- .
great variety OF Shawls,
Cloth and Cassimeres and Vestings.
And general assortment of Goods Tor NJ ems wear
September, 1852. o.
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QuimtOn UtIey's Too:h-Ache Drops.
FOR THE CURE OF THE TOOrHACHE

QUlMtOl UtIey'S EOOSn-Achc DfOps.
FOR THE CURE OF THE TOOrHACHE
One of the Greatest Discoveries Of the 18Th Century
TNROM the numerous applications have had for the
a above preparation, for the last few months tn uni
form which has attended its its salutay Ell
ects power relief in the severest
of Toothache, have been induced TO offer it to
those who may be afflicted with the Utmost confi'ien
lin its virtue and the full belief that it will subdue and
give entire relief TO the severes toothache without the
slightest injury the tooth. have got (and get
numerous testimonials of ITS efcacy-some from Iis
ngushed gentlemen, and all from reliable persons
in the State, publication of which deem I'M
necessary at this time, of these Drops when tried
III aching tooth will be worth to the manufactu
and the patient, than all the certificates from great
tha could be procured
The preparation is known only to myself Every
phal carefully put up by hands in the City of
Ra eh and labelled with directions for and may be
found at IRA BECKWITH,S Store. Fayetteville ST.
few doors North of the Yarbrough House, and opposite
Lawrences Hotel where it will be constantly kept for
either the wholesale retail. Also for sale by
the re:a Jones' Drug Store Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va and al Andrew Belts Store, Wake County,
N. C. Retail price so cts per Bottle-beral deduction
made when TAX en- by the quantity
To all who have the toothache try it, and then
will need no putting
All orders from distance promptly attended to by
Mr. Beckwith myself.
QUINTON UTLEY. 4
Raleigh, September z, 1852 ~ S6-ly
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
7. R. FENTRESS,
MER CHANT TAILOR,
No. IL. ia Y EEI,EIENIII ]. H St.
r AL EIGH H. n, G.,

RAJ EIG H, N. @.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that he has removed his place of business to his old
stand lately rebuilt, Fayetteville Street, where he
is prepared for the Fail and w nter trade, with
largely increased stock OF Goods His Goods of the
latest mpoItatons, and purchased by himself in
CLOTHS, super black French Of most approved make
and finish, of all prices H.
Fancy brown, olive, green blue mulberry and other
colored cloths.
Black CAsIMERES of the most celebrated manufac-
ture and at various prices
Fancy French, English, Scotch. and American Cash
meres.
Fancy VEsTINGs, a large assortment Of silk Cash.
meres. .-.a.
Fancy silk velvet, plush and satin vestings.
= Black satin vestings, superior article.
White figured and fancy tinseed satin vestings,
lected expressly for da occasions and also parties
The above Goods viii be made up the best and most
fashlonab esyie, and al garments made by the subscri
Der are warranted In every respect 10 ht --e.
Also, general assortment of fancy articles, such
cravats stocks, gloves, handkeTchies silk and merine
undershirs and drawers and patent halt hose dress
shirts and collars and other articles usually found
in Similar establishments
Also, on hand splendid assortment of EA DY-MADE
CLOTHING, embracing every variety of coats, pants
and vests made in the most fashionable style and
ranted in every respect.
The subscrberis determined to offer as good bargains
similar establishment South of the Potomac. Call
upon him, examine his stock, and then be your own
Judge.
The his sincere thanks his friends
and customers for their liberal patronage during the IL
years he has been in business.
The subscriber would inform his customers that he has
in his employment MIR BOURBON SMITH whose quail
hcatons as cutter cannot be surpassed
The Paris and "A Amercan fashions of 1929 for Fail
and Winter, just received.
Gy- The subscriber wishes employ two good Jour-
neymen and he also wishes aph,e ntice boy. The
- :, r. R. FENTREss.
: October l6, 1855. 97-6t.
ESf The City papers will please copy four times
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rHNO NJ E He G HA n T S--IMPORTANT AND
1 TRUE. The fact, that merchants can supply their
in their home markets, and thus the trouble
and expense of northern trip, be ing fully established
their popular Ready Made Clothing, have manufactured
unusually large stock, which, thy may safely say,
has never been surpassed if it has been equae6 in the
southern market.
Encouraged by the very liberal patronage hitherto re-
ceved and with largely increased are de-
ter1nined to keep pace with the onward spirit of the
age, and to every honorable effort to deserve
share of the public distribution Merchants visit
ing Petersburg, whether dealing in Clothing not
invited to viEit our Wholesale Rooms, now stocked
with every variety of Clothing, Of O,cn manufac
tre, the most modern styles, and at e,o York prices
A. S. SHAFER s. CO.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Sycamore, three doors from Bank street,
Petersburg, Va.
September L. 1852 S4-tf.