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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
4 gARDVAHkE.- nre now in receipt of our
y y Enll aloak Of IIARDMARE. CuTLERY. GUNS

ARDWA We nre now in receipt of our
d u Fall stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY, comprising the most conn en-
pfcic and c1t1soc assortment exhibited ~ ~
in THIS MARKET We have on hand: =
500 dozen Axes, Va and Ky patterns
5000 " Pen and Pocket Knives in endless variety
$500 d" kn YES and forks. ofa prices and quality
1900 " Knob, stock, cupboard. and other locks
1000 " Butts, Parliament, and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws, assorted sizes
1000 dozen fiat bnstd mill, pit and y cut files
800 " Spades mud sboyes
100 " mnnurc and Hay forks
$50 selves bud siilels
4J0 single and do1be bnrrc Guns md Rifles ranging
in prce from 81 80 TO SIS each
100 dozen md woncns saddle trees, stirrup
irons bride bits, harness aud idle buckles, rings, &c,
in great variety Iron uxes, all sixes elliptic springs,
hub and sund bands hog skins bride Filings and sad
dlery Hardware generally. Blacksmith tools of every
description. Planes, chisels, nngers aud carpenters
tools, large assortment For Farmers and Plantation
nse have full assortment Of articles, such Bram
bic Scythcs grub hoea drugs, garden forks, pick
axcs &c, all of which offered for snle nj low prices
All purchasers particularly merchants, visiting this
market buy goods respectfully invited TO call and
cxamrc assortment before purchasing going
further North, feel assured goods and prices
will compare favorably with any establishment in the
Northern cities. SMITH ~ ROBERTS,
sept lO-d2m If "a Main Strect Riehmond Va.
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HUTCHINSON COLEEGE.-Tbe Fall
- sion of this ancient aud byoritc institution will
commence Wedpcsdoy the 18th of September
pGncanliy in attendance is,cloired nike by the inter-
csas of thc stsdcnts and of the Cocge.
Boord in good families mny be had prices ranging
rom 25 10 - 90 per week. (Students prolerring
board themselves reduce This expense low ga
cents per week) The nnnun chnrges, including tut
ton board and all incidentns for roon.rent washing
fuel md lights vary between s. 800 aud $4,000.
Carlisle, Sent s. Is &. COLLINS. President
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/ ECORKCE.--50 cases snnerior Stick Licoiice
/ 4 tnarrive for sale by MCDANIEL & HURT.U
Sept gifts
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Ereigists up and Down the On,
EXCHANGES.

Corporation Bonds Sl00--par.
Citizen Savings Bank Stock par slOO-$i2I
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THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
fsK CHOLERA noRBUs. DYsESrERY, DIARRHGA, &c. &c
"PESIGUAGOMlk,'

INDIAN COMPOUND AsTRINGENT AND TONIC ,
THNIE materials OF this medicine entirely vegetable
j indigenous to Minnesota, and we'll known to the In
dians By whom they have been used from time mmemo-
rial, with inSariabe success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
icne 10 the public a certain, safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus, Darrh6a, Dysentery, and all dis
of the bowels IL affords almost instantaneous
lief in grpipgs cramps, and ordinarily effects
n complete cure i'll six or eight hours.
To BOameD Raftmen and Lumberrnen, and all per-
sons travelling on the river this medicine is invaluable.
Onr citizens going below, during the summer months
should not fail TO provide themselves with il.
The "PeStgndSDHit" must OF derive its repl-
tation from the testimonials Of those 10 have made
trial Oft.
~ Please read carefully The annex ed certificates.
Prepared by l.. +. Ely, st. Paul,
And for sale at the Bookstore Of LIZ DIC N ROIRER,
and 1T W III. Forces Minnesota Store, ST. Paul AL
at the Minnesota Bookstore, ST Anthony; al Rus
Sells, sank Rapids; at JARVIS ST Paul and Churchill
Il Nelson's, saltwater.
az ~ ice Fury Cents per BotUe. 20
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VAyHOIESAIE Grocer. Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant. and General Steamboat Agent.
No. ~ Ievcc, Gilens, H. The attention Of buyers
called TO my stock OF Groceries, Provisions. etc,
Having received b. late arrivals from New York Ros-
ton, New Orleans and Louis, which III addition 10 my
former stock, renders assortment complete shall
continue additional shipn ents from time 10
time, during nav cation, thereby epab iGg have
fresh and l stock hrougL out the season. and be able
at AL times To ill orders the lowest mari rates.
The Receiving AID Forwarding Business. Shall IN eve
Instance have person al attention, by which, des-
patch and viii be guaranteed. and The expense OF
Storage and Drayage nIECh possible voiied.
feel assured that my facilities and long experience
the Commission and FuTN arding busin enable
warrant enre satisac Iion to any that may favor
win their patronage
Liberal Cash advances VIII be made Produce and
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
tcuar attention viii he paid tho purchase Of all
Ces not IN my line
~ Agent for ii Gaena and II! Louis and Galens and
St. PAU PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
II. Z. M'CLOSkEY.
al Anil tx ~
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CERTIFICATES.

have used the "Pesguag omik repeatedly In my fam
hy, and recommend il Us the safest well most
eifcacious medicine in III arrangements of the bowels
Rave ever known. Ii has, 10 my knowledge saved
several valuable lives in obstinate OF Cholera
Mortus, D. scniery, etc. G.. W. BORUP.
81 Paul May %, 1852.
This may ceruiy that have used the Vegetable ON
po0nd Asringeu prepared by Mr.. +. f. Ely, my fam
liz, and have found be the best b, far OF any thing
OF the Kind have used In instance doses
cured an obstinate case ol Cholera Morhus Not
gle individual shosld be without this valuable medicine,
particularly. country where the DiaTrh,ea and
mer complaints are prevalent.
CHARLES H. CAKES.
Having used this preparation IN my family, most
chez raiy Join MI OaAes in the above certificate OF its
virtues ALEX. RAMSEY.
81. Paul, May 2i, 1852
take pleasure in being able to state that have
used in my family, Mr. Ey's COMPOUND Astringent
especially last summer IN case OF summer complaint
infant ot mine some months old aud cheer
fully recommend It's use To the public.
st. PAM, MAY 24 1882. VIM HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian Compound Astringent and Ton
ic, myself and in my family, and found it effective
ptciay of children teething, and consider
active and safe remedy for all bowel complaints.
ST, Paul, Aug. !. 1851. A. II. FRENCH
have used the Indian Compound Astrngent and Ton
ic, prepared b, Mr. T. f. Ely, and and found immediate
relief; and ceerull, recommend il IA speedy and
for diseases Of the bowels.
st. faui, May -, 1852 ii. +. MASTERSON
| certify that have used the Indian Tonic called
''Pesigus2om,k," aud recommend the excel
asrngen pleasant in its taste, and certain in its
cure. j. J. NOAH.
st. Paul. Aug. 1851
IL All orders for the above medicine should be ai-
DRESSED TO E. f Ely, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
june g. 1852. 7-6m
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S52. SPRING TRADE.
l2SZ.


SPIBNDID stock OF rich Fancy and = pie Goods
~ The y. Y. store opposite The American Having
ceiyed by late arrivals large assortment of ENGLISH
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS. comprising
complete Rssori ment the newest and he8utifu
articles for the Sprua and trade; all of which
ready for exhibition and sale ana Viii be offer
ed at hf lowest market rTiCCs, at wholesale and retail
In Ills extensive assortment. may be almost every
article nSnay iorni n the bcs, Dry Coed. establish
meats and also many and splendid ylcs OF goods
10 elsewhere; they having been selected
and expressly for this market. Pirch asers
reminded. that ~ addition to our RICH STOCK Of
STAPLE aud Fancy Goods all times keep Ia &c
variety Of Carpetings and Floor Cloths nj all the
and vari0us styles; alSo complete of la
dies misses ard chdrens' shoes. We would respect
fully invite friends agd purchasers of DR., Gvoas.
early examination OF entire stock. assuring them
that eNertOn VIII be made render the business
calls o! our friends 5oth agreeable and profitable
ID. II. HOLMES.
Cacna, Aprl 81, 1s52 I'm
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail,

IN Roberts Street, saint Pau, next door 10 the
~ Worlds Fair. The sUbsc ribers. believing inst
Goods be sold IN Saint Paul wholesale, cheap
they be sold any place above ST. LOUIS have
opened a large stock OF
GROCERIES,,
Of the best descriptions for family which they will
sci. for cash very small profit. b, retail aud by
wholesale. sucl viii all retail deal
III Minnesota % buy goods their store. Among
the leading articles which shall offer, will be, DE
sides every other hind Of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not,) the following
Flour, of various brands; Sugar and Molasses, all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Sat, Salt Fish Oys-
tcr> s;ariines, etc. Butter, Cheese Lard and Oh.
llQCORS-s'Ich rs Brandy, Wine, Gin, Nhskey
ChaEipagnc
fRONisIONS-consisting of Pork, Hams, Bacon.
Dried Fruit,
Patent Buckets Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches,
Caudos, soap, Brushes, Brooms and great variety OF
other goods. RLI Il FARMER.
-. Paul October 9, 1851. 25-ti
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ENGINES, Rollers & MILL WORK.
]. T. DOWDALL & CO.,
WashinpfOn FOundvv St Louis. Mo.

HAVING one Of the largest and best furnished es-
adjustments In the West, VT would call the aten-
tiou Of all persons Interested, OF mill work,
the fact that we have the largest assortment Of Pat
in the city. We employ the best Of worknen and
the best ot iron in the manufacture of work. and
having been constantly increasing business for if
years, Halter ourselves that have given gen.
era satisfaction. Engines of all sizes fitted up Iron
Frames, ready to run
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all kinds
ings and wrought iron work OF all kinds and from the
best patterns now in USE for saw and grist mills
Saw dust Burners, Carding Machines, Pckers, etc.
hillwriehts can have work made suit their draw
ngs Terms, reasonable and particular attention paid
having the work ready and shipped BY the time agreed
upon.
We refer to Martin Mower Esq, Arcola Mills to
Mr.. +. X. Delano, Saltwater; who are using work Of
Our manufacture for further Information.
May u, 1882, Gift
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UNITED STATES MAIL LIN

Cor sisiinr Of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. -. SsITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. VI. w. LoDw!cK.
DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BLAkELY.
Leaving Ga,en4,
The Nominee. Capt q. smith, Mondays at IL clock.
Tho d.. FrsnAlin, Capt. r. biAely, "Wednesday 5, at
y o'clock.
Tie Ben Campbell. Capt. II. W. Lodwick, Fridays,
IL o'clock
The above Boats viii regularly during the ensuing
Having tIe Nal Contract, their panctalty
long enable passengers to visit the Falls of saint Al
thOny.
spced und accumulation these Boat. are unsur-
pas d. aad every attention viii be paid Passengers
Freight. IheN will leave punctnaily the hoar
namtd.-Ihc No nu.ee wiil make the trip not to
be Sundays.
Goods shipped he Agents -. Louis f;alena to
70 by this line viii 5e gyyacd free al charge.
Gaena being thr terminus OF the great ihoronghiares
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee uearly
all the travel trou the Eastward destined the Upper
Mississippi, takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also, nearly all lac steamboats, The Southern trade
from -. louis nal other ports below, into this
port for reshiiineLt tor ioinis above.
AGLNTS
n r. Sass 81. Louis Nelson Gilbert IL Co.
u Ii. CaliibelI, ~ Co, Nelson's Landing
Gniena.C. Il. Rcd. Like rern.
C. Il. West, Dnbiquc, l.. Hertxcl, Poirt Douglass
). NJ. Laagwofthy, do, Churchill h Ne.son,
A. Mc1iregur, Saltwater
Mct;regor's I2od.ng J. w. BabcocS, ST. Paul.
r. " Brishoi>, r.ia rhion.S. II. Sarseant, SO.
F. ID. CoHlrs. Lansing. Russei Il Riee, 81. Anthony
ClatpLeiI & Smith, Jas. Peck 4 Co., Chicago.
La Crosse.
ST Paul, Maroa II, 1852. i,-tf
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

vNUIE undersigned VIII inform the of -; Taul
and its vicinity, that he opening Lumber \ rd,
near the Shin Gle Factory jackson Seventh streets,
aud PIE pared to ill orders for all knds of Lumber
the shortest office. Those wishing IGmber Of any de
s1ripti0n, lails shingles. would DO well 10 call
1rTerms easy, one half mp and the balance ON the
delivery Of The Lumber.
J. " BASS,
Agent FOR The 81. Authony Mil Co.
81. Paul, july 81. 1851. f5-tf
FENHE subscribers wish inform the citizens Of Min
u nesota, that Thea have located themselves peTman
eBjy in Minnesota, and prepared 10 buy, improve,
aG sell farms and property also To take contracts
for hnldieg ard making other imProvel sn,s- They
have valuable farm FOR sale about midway be
tween St Paul and Pant Itouglass.) containing 800
sores - of which acres Will wbcred the balance
smooth prairie OF the be-; quality about 90 acres under
Improvement. frame house, and good spring OF
ter. For further particulars, enquire Of
W. &. EDUC, 81 Panl,
Or TO the subscribers OF The premises,
J. CS w. w. ELLISON.
April O. 1852 5l-tf
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TERRITORY OF IlNNESOTA, !
Comfy of Washington. ! -
HeS virtue execution issued on4 az and under the
p seal OF ia, District Court the count, Wash
Bgton in the frs judicial district If said TERRITORY
and to me dire cie', upon Judgment rendered by sad
court ON the IA "a day 0i June A. ID. i-52, acton
wboTtn Chris. Al SchFade is plaintiff and JoMH All j.
defendant IN isor Oi said plaintiff aud The said
defendant, nae on this si,tc,hh day of Jane. A. u
1852, LEVIED upCn the following described premises viz
Beginning The side Main street on the south
lire of what onmoniy called The "NaiE PROPERTY" in
the town or Niag' az 5t!!W9tet, thence northwally
along the east llEe OF SAID Main 40 feet
thence eaSters ie parallel So IA the siii south line
Of the said ni properly, 10 the abe thence southcr-
~ along tht nht shore 20 tie sosth ie at the said
"Va proper S. thence westerly alon- the sad Inc "a
the place "i - nHiae. being The south go feet of
lot number Ia (Cj bUCk number twenty eight f2-j
IN the Town ar village Of ~watcr WIN the building
saeT,on situated survey ed and paItd by Harvey Vii
soi ESQ. s pp"as Of record IN the Office Of the Reg
lister O Deeds q" aSLnstoi rCuuI,, in the Territory
Vi Minnesota with all the appurtenanc.s thereto belong
lns; winch property shaii SELL pGbic aueiinn
highest bidder tor cash, Friday tie thireeut day Of
August A. y. 1872 al 10 O'Clock the forenoon of that
day st the office ii The REGISTER OF Deeds ~ saltwater
IN sail count of Washington satisfy said execution
WIN. E. PENNY,
Sheriff Of " ashingtaa coenty. VI. T.
Dated n saltwater the 10Th day of June A. d. 1852
l0-fw
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uiTNEY'S
DAGt Err R FAN GALL cry.
~ EOTIyTI RTrYI. DINC

~ GOTHIC BCILDLNG,
Corner Of Tnird 0nd CeJrr Streets, 81. Paul.
HNiiS + tabllshmen' was built BY the proprietor
Il pTess ior taxing
DAGt ElREOTTPE.S.
And is furi hcd with the best Instruments Apparatus
and themi ais AND extensive assortment Of stock
The AERAH CEMENT o. LiGHr Is NEW, and believed to
e. PRio 10 any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures M Pnns viii be spared give Satisfaction
those VII" ayo The proprietor with their patron.
ase PairtI e. Engraving aud DaqlerrcotVros copied
the best rSrrcular attention paid to taking
GkeLesses OF ,iCk ar deceased ,efsoHs.
Instruction gwen IA the
Sioch and Z pparaiuS sale
The public re respectfully iuvit,I "a can and examine
specimens. J. L. WHITNEY,
hoycnsI or ISL
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NEW STORE.
The st. Paul Hat, Cap and GentlemenS'
Furnishing Store

YINHE subscriber respectfully offers to the gentlemen
j OF st. Paul his new stock of goods, and viii en-
desyor Keen ful assortment of articles for gentle
mems and Weal; such as,
six hats, SHIRTS, shaving brushes,
beaver do collars, hair do
childrens DO drawers, tooth do
kossuh do hosiery, combs
Magyar do crayats, hair oils,
seats, coat INKS, cologne,
A full assortment of gloves Key rings, straw hats,
hdhHs, soaps etc Oil cloths cloth caps. suspenders,
buttons and ailols' trimmings. Ladies sewing birds d
useful article. Trunks, yalses, carpet bags. umoreiias,
etc. etc. X u w AIhbk
n,a2V--5-tf Cor Third II vs. abashaw
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III. NENVHALL.. & CO..

II. = IL w X 4 III a Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS in DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEMI-
GALS. PAINTS, OILS, NARNisHEs end DYE-sTuFFs,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTrY GLASSWARE, PEA
FUMERy, FINE scars, FINE HAIR, 1oorIi
PAINT andN HITEw ,sHBRI SHE'S FIELD
GARDEN and FLOW SEEDS. SIR
INSTRUMENTS, SPlCEs,
SNuFFs. PATENT MEDi-
CISEs; Pure WINES, etc, for MEpICINAL PURPOSES.
FANCY ARTICLES sUPR lsEs, LETTER and Cap Pa
PER, GoLD and Steel. PENS and STATIONERY,
Coin and TIN FoII, and a great variety
OF other article.
This is the Oldest Drug establishment north of the Ii-
nois We have done business in This city
lc21. Ply siCiaDs and Merchants always find this
House. FRESH and UNADULTERATED Medicines, and of
the FIRST Atty. Purchasers invited TO examine
stock, il is larger any other the Northwest
and we believe prices will connuc be satisfactory
any who may trade with us.
Galcna, November, lsJI 3-29-lv
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NOTICE

10 tie pCssen gers Of the y. B. Coz. Ramsey.
end the trareiitag public generally.
AN and after "Wednesday the l2th inst, u com oTta-
~ II :. Mai Coach viii leave Sank Rapids for
Eofi pley every "Wednesday morning n. Z o'clnck,
e tine the boat Sank Rapids every
saturd y. Should there De Passengers for the For
points The arrival 81 The boat FRIDAY
serno AS 4 Stage viii leave Saturday morning 1t
o'cloc returning ia tine To meet the boat We'd
nesia, iornngs Passengers will he coiveyei TO the
house W. T. COrl.ti, the Steamboat landing,
Shere u ey can H. accommodated.
J. w. CORBETr.
Saul. apids Ma :, 1852. ST
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CHEAP CASH STOR IIOLESA LIE
AND RETAIL.

GROC CERES. PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CARS ttNTHtNG, PAINTS,
OILS GLASS, II RNITJRE, BOOKS
AND Stationery.
VENllE SUBSCRIBER BY iale arrivals IS now in
cePt and opening in his store on =. Anthony
Street. near tle american House. large and
complete assortment of the abov.-aaneJ Goods, which
viii positively be SOLD at lower price, for cash than
before offered IN this place. His stock select
Cd with great aud purchased in the Eastern and
southern markets for Cash, that safely
his irends aud the pubic generally that it will be 20
lhr interests To cal before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock Whch consists IN part follows
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HNENIJHOHNS--l5O /, 2 3, aud gals. reed per
1y Excelsior, and for sale by HF MocLOSKEh.
NXYHIsKEY-IOO bbIs Old Rye reed and for sale by
" F NcCLOSkEY.
6NOFFEI;-35O bags RIO Coffee reed per Golden Era
X AMI for sale by II M'CLOSkEI.
yEvOBACCO-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
I MCLOSkEA.
T,ICS5o0 drums received and Cor sale bv
J. ap1 HI MCLOSkEY.
HpICF-a5 tierces reed per Golden Era, for sale ty
H. ap1 II T MCLOShEY.
StALERATFS-25 bxs Boston Saleratus, received and
- for sale by HF MCLOSkEY.
20 CASKS Brown Stout London Porter, & Scotch
SIVD Ale, reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
APT II T M'CLOSnEY.
nTACKEREL.-75 bbls No. ,2& Mackerel rec'd
ap7 HF MCLOSkEY
vE,EA-l5o IT chests G Imp and IL Tea received
ap7 ii MCLOsKEY.
ISIRRA MISS casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era, and for sale by ii MCLOSkEf.
VIERRINGS-225 bxs Scotch Herrings rec'd per Col
Il den Era, and for sale ny ii + MCLOSkEY.
DAIsINS-25Ob xs NJ Rasius, ec'd and for sale by
N app HF M'CLOSKEY.
VNTINE-l50 casks Claret aud White Vine reed
w and for sale by ii + NCioSkEY.
DACON-5O casks Hams AMI Shoulders, reed per
ID Bow Accord, for sale by II + M'CLOSKEY.
NHOiASsES--i0o bbs reed ard for sale by
1NA APT MCLOSKEY.
I<ANDLES--l50 bys Scar Candles, reed per Wiscon-
y sin aud for sale by h + NCLOSKEK.
T'AR-5o bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin and for sale by
app IA + MCLOSkEY.
ARD--50 hbIs Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
Il for sale by III / MCLOSKEY.
H1RANUY--9O casks Brandy reed per Golden Fra,
k1 ana for sale by III F MCLOSKEl.
~ BONES Pint and Quart FIssks, reed and for
e1V sale by ii MCLOSkEN.
|1lDER vISEcAR-Reeeivea aud for sale by
u II L MCLOSkEY.
G.UNNIE.-lo.0o0 Gmny Sacks, reed per Bon 40
" cord, and for sale by II + MCiOShEf.
FNRIED BEEF-IO 900 bs Dried Beef reed per Bon
~ Accerd and for sale by II MCLoSkEN.
nRANGES-jo bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
" IF M'CLOSkEY.
LNLOUR--Jo bbls Extra Superine Family, reed pei
II Excelsior and ior sale by ii = McCLosKEY.
- KEGS prime Leaf Lard, reed per Excelsior sud
Z - for sale by II McCLOSnEN.
HANS AND SHOULDERS-2o casks reed per Tx
n celsor and for sale by III McCLoskEl.
MESS POKK--aOO bbIs on hand and for sale by
vi McCLOSKEY.
SoAP-25o bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
~ sale by IF MtCLoSKEF.
GtANDLES--l50 bxs Mould reed and for sale by
- ii McCLOShEY.
GREEN APPLEs-lOo bal' in store and for sale BY
GUGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime N. q. Sugar reed per
~ Wyoming and for sale by ii McCLOSkEf.
(NiGARS-lO,ooO La Union RcgaIia Cigars; 10000 Ma
~ poleon do do; 10000 Washington do do; 10000
BoOmers do do; 5000 Tres Maria DO do, 5000 Union do
do; 5000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Amena do DO;
1000 La Nacional do de; 5000 Principe assorted do
ceved per Wyoming aud for sale by
mh26 HF McCLosKEY.
(NHEESE--l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese, reed
~ per Highland Mary, and for safe by
ap3 + McCLOSKEy.
(<LAss-3Oo bxs assortedsEes Windox Glass, reed
u per Excelsior for sale by II F McCLOSKEY.
NAILs--3s5 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior, and Cur
~ sale by mh29 ii McCLOSkEY.
II ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale by
IL ap21--4-2 If HF hi'CIOSKEY.
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REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS.
AAD lAIERAEnlAIL HORIS.

sfgN The and splendid passen-
4k~ 81 ger Sfeamer golden ERA"
Y JIIrAM BER9IE. Commanders
so. :...:1,vz-sA--xr has commenced her regular
= ~sE<-..>A-A>1EsS-~sSv sehly trips between Gatua
=, Louis leaving Guirna every Monday eycuin. at o
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