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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

John KEESE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
Of the extensive sale Of belonging to the atc
John Clark the celt rated eonnoeur and collector form
ing extensive and valuable collection original painting
by the most celebrated old matters the and
select collection exhibited in the United States To be
sold by Lyman Co., at their auction rooms, 37 and 80
broadway OF White sweet Thursday, November
4th and the following days Sale 70 day at
II o'clock A. ". Catalogues ready at tho sales
and the paintings arranged for exhibition in
dams iyap llpry
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY MAN AND HIS
w wife-the coachman, who perfectly under
stands his busnes in the and OF horses
careful driver the woman good plain cook and rt
class washer and would do homework
small family who have got children, and would go
separate required both will make themselves generally
useful Good city reference. No objection to go in the
country Please address j. c. H., at NJ B3lger 37S Pearl
a third floor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w Young women one as cook washer and ironer; the
other chambemad and TO assist in washing and ironing
20 assist in taking Of children. Call at l3 East
Twenty fifth street. between Second and Third
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WANTEr-BY STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN,
w situation coachmaD, groom. inside servant.
Can be highly recommended Address T.. o. Herald office.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TO-
at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom, 80 Chambers
street. without reserve by order of insurance officers
large Of damaged furniture consisting of
dozen chairs six dozen tables, washstands rockers
chairs, card tables &e also large quantity Of South
American cured horse hair also paror. chamber and
dining consisting Of suits in rocaele and
hair cloth sofas chairs bedstds mattresses chairs ward
robes hastands oval mirrors cutlery and plated table
Catalogues morning of sale.
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WAJCH.HAEER wANTED.-TO co 70 THE crv-
srtI yeit ~ his State LOod yeLs.syI, 49,
ss h sct A. salesman alss Aygly Nth refs'snsss
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yNANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
an american tituation aschambermaid in respect
alIe family Is Protestant, and give good city
ence Please call at ID sixth street. third Roor font
where s-e can be for two da; 8.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHHAN, BY
w steady single who understands bis business and
produce the best of city references Apply y.
Trsinor, 3s Broadway corner White street Can be
from 10 TO " AN, for three days.
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WANTED-BY MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG
" woman atuatisn as ohamberma'd and nurse or
cbnmberaid and waiter The best Of city roferenc
Iahity and high integrity Can be two days.
NO lo4 East Nineteenth street. between Sixth Seventh
avenues.
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vNANTLD--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation IS chambermad; is capable OF doing up
ladies' fine things 10 willing to take old
The best Of reference given Can seen Tor
daye, at y 3 East Four ,eenth street.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NoTICE.-JOHN r. VAN
IL ANTWERP will sell this day, at o'clock, al No.
Cedar street 800 lots assorted hardware &e mostly new
cards. assorted planes stock guns.
saws, table cutlery, fancy goods, &c. Catalogues
ready,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-15
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
PIE SIGUAGOMIk,''

'INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC
vUNlE materials o! this medicine entirely vegetable
Il Indigenous to Minnesota, and wei known the In
dais By whom they have been Used from time immeIno
RIAL with inyariaile success.
The Proprietor Can confidently recommend this med
icine TO the public certain safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus, DiarrhGa, Dysenery, and all dis
eases of tue bowels 1t affords almost inst
lief in ofgrpings cramps and ordinarily effects
Il complete cure in six eight houys.
To Boatmcn, Raitmen and Lumbernen, and a per-
travelling the river, this medicine invaluable
Our ctizcus going below, during the summer months
should not fail To provide themselves with il.
The NPesigUGgonlitp must Of course derive its repu-
taton froIn the testimonials Of those who have made
trial oft.
u Please read caroislly the annexed certificates.
Prepared by l.. +. Ely, St. Paul,
And for sale at the Bookstore Of LIE DUO ROIiRER,
and at W. H. FORBES Minnesota Store ST. Paul. Al
so. at the Minnesota Bookstore, 81. ADthony Rus
sells Sank Rapids; at Jarvis ST. Paul and al Churchill
X Nelson's saltwater.
IT pi ice ffftu Cents pc, Bottle. II
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SPRING TRADE.


1852. SPRING TRADE. 1852.
SFLENDiD Stock Of rich Fancy and Staple {; DDS n
- the n \. store, opposite the American. Having re-
ctiYed by late arrivals large assortment of ENt ISL,
fhENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS comprsIg
complete assortment of the newest and most beat1i
articles Tor the Spring ana Sunmer trade; al at wic
are now ready for exhibition and sale md Wi. he offer
Cd az the lowest market prices, wholesale ana rca
IN TINS extensive assortment, be almost every
article usually found in the best Dry Goods establish
nlents, and also man, and splendid 50 les goods
not to be found elsewhere; they having been selected
with care and expressly for this marie iurca>er>
are reminded that in addition 10 RICH ~Toth oi
staple and Fancy Goods at all tiucs kccI large
variety of CaTpetrgs and Floor Cloths az all the new
and various styles; also complete assortment Of Ia
DIES misses and chdIens' shoes. W. would resr,.i-
iuiS invite our friends and purchasers ci ny Goods ~
an early examination Of entire stock. assuring Ee
that every eNertion viii be made render the business
calls OF cGr friends both asrecatl, aud profitable
Il. II. HOLMES
GaIena, April p, 1852 >2ri
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II. +. M'CLGSEEE.

NHOLESALE Grocer. Forwarding and Comms-
w sion Merchant and General Steamboat Agent.
NO 81 Levee, Gaena, I'll. The attention of BUYERS
called TO my stock of Groceries, Provisions etc.
Having received by late arrivals from New YORK BIOS
toi New Orleans and 81. Louis, which IN addition
former stock, renders assortment complete. shan
continue To receive addi oGa shipments
time during navigation, therCSy enabling have
fresh ana full stock Throughout Il be able
at all times, TO I'LL orders the lowest market
The Receiving and Forwarding Bushes. shall IN
~ instance have my personal attention by which je>
patch and care VIII be guaranteed, and the expense az
Storage and DrayaCc as much as possible avoided
ce assured that facilities ard long experience IN
The Commission and Forwarding business enable ~
warrant entire satisfaction 10 any hat may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances " II be made ca Produce end
Merchandise shipped 10 fer sale thu, market Par
tcniar attention will he paid the purchase Of ali sT
cles not ii nv line.
uyAgent for Gaiena an,, =. Louis anj GalCra and
st. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEtN ERS.
IL. T. M'CI 0ShEi.
Galena, April !, 1852. III
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CERTIFICATES.


have used the "Pos iguagomik repeatedly in my fam
ily and can recommend it as the safest well
eicacous medicine in all arrangements Of the bowels
have ever known II has, to my knowledge saved
several valuable lives in most obstinate of Cholera
Mor5us, Dysentery, etc. {. w. BORUP,
81. Paul, May %, lS52
This may certify that have used The Vegetable Com
pound Astrngent prepared by Mr. f. F. ETY. in M, fam
y and have found to be The best by far OF any thing
OF the kind have used In inst ance. TWO doses
cured an obstinate OF Cholera Morbus. Not a sin
gle individual should be without this valuable medicine
particularly III country where the Darrhea and sum
mer complaints are prevalent
CHARLES ii. OAKEs.
Having used tins preparation in my family, most
checrfuily join Mr.. Cakes in the above certificate Of its
virtues ALEX. RAMSEY.
81. Paul, May 81, 1862.
| take pleasure in being able to stute that have
used in my family, Mr.. Eiy's Compound Astrngent
and Tonic in of Diarrhea with much success and
especially last summer IN case OF summer complaint
IN an infant OF mine some nine months old, and cheer
fully recommend its use to the public.
ST. Paul, May "a, 1882. WM. HENRY FORBES
have used the Indian Compound Asringent and Ton
ic, myself, and in family and found il effective
pecally in of children teehng and consider il an
active and safe remedy for all bowel complaints.
-. Paul, Aug. i, 1851. 4. II. FRENCH.
have used the Indian Compound Astringent and Ton
&c, prepared by Mr. h. f. Ely and and found immediate
relief; and Cheerully recommend Il as speedy and
for diseases OF the bowels
81. Paul, May "A, 1852. H. 4. MASTERSON.
certify that have used the Indian Tonic called
PCsiguagOmi and recommend the same rs an eScel-
lent astringcni, pleasant i'll its taste certain in its
cure. ! l. NOAH
81 Paul, Aug 1851
dressed to f. F. Ely, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
june 3, is52. 7em
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OCERIE.S.
At Wholesale and Retail.

N Roberts Street, Saint Paul. next door to the
~ Worlds Fair. The subscribers, believing that
Goods can be sold IN SAINT Paul, wholesale, cheap
tles can be sold AT any place above 81. Louis have
opened Il large STOCK OF
GROCERIES,,
OF the best descriptions for family use. which they will
sell for cash at very small profit by ret,u and by
Wholesale, at prices such Will all retail deal
ers III Minnesota 10 Ia, goods their Among
the leading articles which shall offer viii he (be-
sides every other kind Of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not the following
Flour, of various brands Sugar and Molasscs. all
kinds; Coffee, Tea. Tobacco and Salt; salt Fish, Oys-
tiers, Sardines, etc.. Butter, Cheese, LAID and Oh
LlOUORS-such as Brandy, Wine, Gin Whiskey,
Champagne
PRoNiSiONS-consistng Of Pork Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets Glass, Nails, Tutty, Shot, Matches,
Candles, Soap, Brushes, Brooms great variety OF
other goods. REN " FARMER.
-. Paul, October 9, 1851. 25-tf
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ENGINES, BOILERS & MILL WORK.
J. T. DOWDALL Il CO.,
Washington Foundry, st. Louis, Mo.

"AVING one Of the largest and best furnished es
II adjustments in the West would call the atten
ton OF all persons interested, in OF mill work.
the fact that we have the largest Of Pat
in the city, We employ the best Of workmen and
the best of iron in the manufacture Of work. and
having been constantly increasing business for If
teen years ster ourselves that have given gen.
eral satisfaction. Engines Of all sizes fitted up Iron
Frames, ready To run
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work of all kinds, cast
ings and wrought iron Of all kinds and from the
best patterns now in use for and grst mills.
Saw dust Burners, Cardng Machines, Pickers, etc.
MiilwTghts 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, 1872, 6-tf
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA
FENiE subscriber is OF hour from the above mills
u and will have constant supply Oh hand Of super
lne and extra supeTie which viii be sold at mill prices
freight added.
The superior quality Of this Flour is known TO all who
have tried il, and il Cny requires trial here TO make il
a favOrite family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul. Nav 22 1851
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VIM. r. MARSHALL.
At THE
SLlG o IRON ORE.

Is now receiving the fullest stock Of IRON NAILS
STEEL &C, offered i'll tins market. The quail
y Of Sligo Iron Well Known by all smiths TO be IN
surpassed. The following prices were established with
the opening Of the Sligo Iron Store and have never been
departed from Tyrone. Sligo.
Flat bar round and square, large size, Acts I-2cts
:. do do do small size, Sc GA 81
Hoop. oval, h'f oval, etc. =, TO
NAIlslcd to Sod 81 so, 81 s5. 4d S. Sd s. per Key
CUT SPIKES, 81 -
ANVILS, per b., lat I6cts
Wagon Boxes, per ID, 4cts
bellows, superior qutltv, per inch, SIS"
Grindstones, small size, per inch, ga
Log Chains, large size, &"
The above prices will be found lower than those of anv
ether establishment in the Territory ard are the Old
Regular Prices of the Sligo Iron Store.
BREAKING FLOWS
I agent for Evans n Adams and will Keen on hand
sufficient STOCK of their well Known Flows AT the man
ntacturers' prices, - yer inch.
WIN. Il. MARSHALL
mae.-6if Al the Sligo Iron Store
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HARDWARE. HARDVVARE!

\ UOkING GJASSEs, Table kniV as and FORKS, Watt
a ers, Brushes, Baskets, wooden and hollow ware,
1inwaIe, Lamps, etc. Guns Rifles, Fishing Tackle,
and sporting apparatus Of all Kinds, together with gun
mountings percussion caps, etc Fancy goods together
with large assortment of goods which would require
all tue columns of the Pioneer to specify Dong bust
ness on the CASH system, and having purchased our
goods verN low in the Eastern markets, invite an
examination oil our stock, knowing offer induce
ments To buyers that cannot be found elsewhere
market. J. McCLOUD, JR. ~ co.
iul0. S-6m
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.GAEENA STORE,
BY
W. II. Stiilman Il Co.

ANJoUID respectfully inform the citizens OF Saint
w Paul and vicinity that they have opened IN The
lover town fresh and We, selected stock oi Groceries,
Which are supplied eyery week from talena and st.
LOUIS ana which they pledge themselves sell for
as low be bought north Of Galtna. Those desr-
ous OF hnying at retail, viii find ii their advantage TO
call ana examine their prices.
CONSTANT. ON hand-Butter Cheese Pork, Fish, SUI
Ear> Teas, Co!lee> and all articles found this iae
u 4 genuine article Of Family Flour constantly on
hand. w H. ) d Co
Saint Paul, AUG. 2a, 1851. 10
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vHWE Subscribers wish rf2rr1 The citizens G! MIN
nesota, that they have located themselves pernan
entity IN Minnesota, and are prepared to hHf. improve
ana sell farms and town property also 70 TEX tcrr>
Tor buIdiag and making other imiroN emegt~- ih'N
now have valuable farm for sale (a5out midway he
tween 1t. Paul and Point Douea>s.> containing go
acres 20 of which well trhcrea the ha.eaca
smooth prairie, of the best quality, aboU; 20 acres t
one frame house ard good spring o MA
ter. For further particulars. trq.bTc III
". G.. LeDUC, ST Pant
Or TO the subscribers on the promises,
j. t.. ". ". ELLISON
April g. 1852 5IU
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ICE.

Nm the days Of Dives, ice evidently not in use. or
that gentleman would have called for it, instead of
for drop of cold water; for not only will il cool tb
parched tongue Of the invalid, but it will give life ana
animation 10 all. Iced alone fl for drnkin,
Then, how can you Keep Your butter Your cucuDbers
your milk and cream, and your fresh meat cool wbnnt
ces Aou can have IT, every morning delivered to Won
warranted sweet and fresh, al very small adv ance on
the actual cost OF manufacturing, Of
MAJ U-u) CHARLES SYMoNS
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II. NEWHALL, & CO..

III. NEWHALL, CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in DRUGs, MEpIcIvFs Curxr-
GALS, PAINTS, OILs, VARNIsBEs and Dys-srrFrs
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY GLAsssTARE, Pm
TuMERY, FINE Scars, FINE HAIR TOoTH
PAINT andWHITEW ssHBRUsHEs FIEIp
GARDEN and FLowER SEEDS. sur
GIcAL INSTR HENTs SPICES,
SNUFFs, P.TENT MEnl-
ciNEs, PURE WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL prPPosrs
FANCY ARTICLES. sUP'R INKS LETTER and 6 AZ "a,
PER. GOLD and STEEL PENS and STATIONERY
Coin and TIN FoiL, and a great variety
of other articles.
This is the Oldest Drug establishment north OF the Hi
nois river. We have done business in this c., sine
1897. Physicians and Merchants always end al III.
House, FRESH and UYADULTERArEp Medicines, and OF
the FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited TO examine
our stock, as II is larger tn ANY other HE Invest
and We believe prices VIII continue be acory
to any who may trade with us.
Calena. NOYenher. IL &
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL. & co.
SLIGO IRON STORE.

NE feel thht an apology is due the Public and the
W PRINTER for not having advertised more The
uu'h Is our large Winter stock well aiapted to
te market, that our customers gave time TO write
worth while. ~
we wish TO say to the Public that arc about ont
oil Sur1si our neighbOrs Rey d Farmer however have
GOOD assortment We have the other leading articles
o. FAMILY groceries yetand other things cases or
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at s25.
Jew Dds Mess Beef, do Vinegar, IA cts per gal
ohi hois Moasses, at 40 cts Tobacco at 90 c,s oc
lee at III ctsi IRON and STEEL, vISES mot those of
ihieniperance and extravaganza but Wkinsons solid
hoN) fionshs at So Any articles have, VIII be sold
III small advance on cost until the opening Of navica-
non, When we shall he on hand with ist VIA. is want
ed in the Grocery and I,en line
81 Paul, March H. i652 s-,1
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Steel pens and backing
Currycombs and brushes
shoe, cloth ard hair brushes
Knives and forks
Carving, butcher and long
buffalo Knives
Fur, otter and cloth caps
y fine and large assortment
of silk hats
Hunts and Collins axes
Sardines, Holsters, CLANS a
1Lir 1 lDs
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REEEH ENEE =

i. Chouteau. Jr. q Co.. New York,
I.oTinz, Sterling & Co, Pi;tsbutgh.
James Peck q Co, Chicago,
Bridge d Lewis, Detroit.
Kay, Keith Il Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 Nalee -. Louis,
James Carter d Co., Gaicna,
Stilnan & Rood,
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NEW STORE.
The st. Paul Hat, Cap and Gentleme MS
Furnishing Store.

yHNtiE subscriber fully offers the gentlemen
u of ST. Paul his STOCK of goods and viii en-
deaYor TO Keep full assortment oil articles gentle
mems use and wears such as,
sik hats, shirts, shaving brushes,
beaver do collars, hair do
Ciiildrens' do drawers, tooth do
kossuth do hosiery combs
Magyar do Cravats, hair oils,
scars, coat INKS. cologne.
A full assortment of gloves, Key rings, straw hats.
hdhs, soaps. etc. Oil cloths, cloth caps, suspenders
buttons and taiors trimmings. Ladies sewing birds
useful article TRUNKS valses, carpet bags umbrellas,
etc. etc. R. o. WALKER
ma29-5-tf Cor Third 4, Wabashaw -sts
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NOTICE
To the passengers ~ The s. b. Coz RamSey

To The passengers Of The S. b. Coz. Ramsey.
and the tyareftiag pubic generally.
an and after "Wednesday the 18th inst, comfort a.
" bic U. s. Mail Coach wl leave Sauk Rapids for
Fort Ripley, every Wednesday morning ut o'clock,
returning in time 10 the boat Slnk Rapids
Saturday. should there be passengers for the Fort
intermediate points the arrival of the boat Friday
Afternoons stage will leave Saturday morning al,
O'Clock, returning ln time TO the on We'd
nesday mornings Passengers will be conveyed the
house OF w. F. corbett, the steamboat landing,
where they can te accomm odatcd.
J. W. CORBETT.
Sauk Rapids MAJ :, 1889. 5-tf
nar
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nEMIJHOHNS-I5O i, ., 3, and 5 gals, reed per
e. Excelsior and for sale by II McCLOSkEY.
WHsKEl-lOO ODis Old Rye, reed and for sale by
w III McCLOSKEY.
T<OFFEE-35o bags Rio Coffee reed per Golden Era
- and for sale by HF MCLOSKEY.
'eOBACCo-i25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
a. + NJ CIOSkEN.
l. app F N'CLOSKEY.
HD lCE-25 terces, reed per Golden Era for sale BY
IA app + MCLOSKEY.
& ALERAFUS-25 bxs Boston SaleratrIs received and
- for sale by HF MCIOSKEY.
%G CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter & Scotch,
~ ~ Ale, reed per Golden Era, and for sale BY
app HF MCLOSkEY.
NVACKEREI,-75 bbls No. rs $ Iackerel reed
1'A per Golden Era and for sale by
app HF MCI.OSKEY.
VENEA-l5e BIZ chests C 7 Imp and Ii Tea received
sp7 MCLOsKEY.
GtuRRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era, and Tor sale by i M'CLOSkEY.
HzERR!NCs-225 bxs Scotch Herrngs reed per Col
n l. den Era, and for sale by ii F M'CLOSKEY.
EgAIsiNS-e5O bxs Nj Raisins reed and for sale by
~ APT HF MCLOSkEY.
~INE-l5o casks Claret and White Wine, reed
w and for sale b. HF MCLOSKEY.
EDACON-5o casks Hams and Shoulders, reed per
~ Bon Accord, for sale by MCLOSkEY.
NIOLASSES-l0O bbls reed and for sale by
A'A app HI M'CLOSKEY.
EANDLEs-l5o bxs Star Candies, reed per Wisccn-
~ sin and for sale by II M'CLOSKEY
TAR-50 btls Tar reed per Wisconsin and for sale by
app Ii f MCLOSKEY.
n ARD-50 bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin and
~ Tor sale by III MCLOSKEY.
HpRANDY-90 casks Brandy reed per Golden Fra
NJ and for sale by ii T MCLOSkEY.
~ BOXES Pint and Quart Flasks. reed and for
oV sale by II MCLOSkEY.
<NIDER VINEGAR-Re,eiveda and for sale bv
~ ii + M'CLOSkEY.
(tUNNIE;-lO,coo Gunuy Sacks. reed per Bon Ac
~ cord, and Tor sale by Ii F MCLOSkEY.
nRlED BEEF-lO,0 900 lbs Dried Beef reed ner RI,
~ Accord aud for sale by Ii MCLOShEY.
6ARANGEs-5O bSs Oranges, received and for sale by
" III MCLOSkEY.
&1NOuR-50 bhIs Extra Superfne Family, reed per
H Excelsior, aud FOR sale by HI McCLOSKEY
KEGS prime Leaf Lard reed per Excelsior and
- Ior saie oy McCLOSKEY.
ANS AND SHOULDERS-20 casks reed per Ex-
u celsicr and for sale by HF McCI OSKEY
MESS PoKk-aoO bbls on hand and for saIeby
40 McCLOSkEI.
GOAP--25O bxs Yellow reed per Excelsior ard for
~ SAFE o! HF McCLOSKEY.
EtANDLES--l50 bxs Mould, reed and for sale by
~ + MoCLOSKEY.
(SREEN APPLEs-loO bbls in store and for sale Nv
-" II + McCLOSKEY.
SuGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime n. O. Sugar reed per
~ Wyoming and for sale by HF MoCL OSKEY
a tIGARS-lo,oOO ia Union Regalia Cigars: lo.oooNa
- poeoh 90 40; 10000 Washington do do; 10. 900
boomcrs 40 do 5000 Tres Maria do do; 600 Mon do
do 3ooo Ia Luna do do; 10000 La Almeipa do do;
1000 La Naciona do dc; 5000 Principe assorted do; re-
ceived per Wyoming and for sale by
nh26 HF McCLOsXEY.
NHEESE-i25 bys Western Reserve Cheese reed
- per Highland Mary, and for sale by
ap' McCLOSKEY.
4 Assoc bNs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
~ per Excelsior, for sale by IL F McCIOSkFV
NNLs-375 kegs assd reed per Excelsior. and f.,
sa'c ny hhZ9 + McCLOSKEY
ARD OILS bbs Lard Oil reed and for sale nv
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