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THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

DY authority legislature Maryland,
January of 1852 entitled An
porate Metropolitan Railroad Company and conformity
thereof office hereby by the undersigned
that books for receiving the capital
stock Metropolitan Railroad Company will
Monday day of June and be from said 9th
10Th of June inclusive from the 10
O'Clock a. m, hour O'Clock, the
direction OF the following, viz
AT The Washington,
Metropolis the banking house of Messr Corcoran and Riggs
washington, in the District of Columbia under the drsc
ion the commissioners residing in said c and the several
cashiers of said banks.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown
Bank Commerce. Georgetown, District CO.
the
oil Georgetown and cashiers of said banks
In of Rockville Montgomery county, Maryland
Samuel c. Vie the direction of the
residing in said county, and the said Samuel c. Neis,
In Frederick Frederick county, Maryland the Far
Mechanics Bank of Frederick county, Frederick
County and Branch Bank of the Farmers Bank OF Mary
county, and the several cashiers of said banks.
Boonsboro' Washington Maryland, the
store of Burkhar. under the direction Mr. Elias
Davis one of commissioners and Mr.- Burkhart of said
---l
town Hagersiown, Washington county, Maryland the
the Washington Savings instu
direction of the commissioners residing In said own
Haseo vBRnk and the secretary OF said Saw
institution --L.--
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Upited States Boundary Commission,
- srr WAsulxsfox CITY, March IS 1852
IN consequence Of The i1 appropriation for continuing the
boundary line betweSh ~ United States and the
u Me1ieo the ness Of seoaony t9e re spseany
Noa parsons employee aaA cenmjssiop not Appoint
q s PRESIDENT Of tho United ssass he Secrsav 9f the In
ROBERT B. CAMPBELL,
Mar 81 Commissioner,
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Washington May 81, 1883.
such necessary objects have been usually in the gen
M or Of and ane
the government and for other approved the 18th August
unI O'clock, day of June fdni.has
IF sns BE en- By far
from the LIST day OF July next but is to be by persons
greater quantity of article than specified according to its
Each criticize the best quality, delivered without
delay when ordered
SCHEDULE No. /.
Ipr;hns paper; handmade, of linen, laid.
so fooscap satin, plain finish, be- when trimmed
laK by Is inches, and weigh not less than Is lbs. per
% do note paper similar finish, per ream
SCHEDULE No. 2
Enrelope paper, smooth.
{ O. medium, ysl|sw buff If per 1ssn
i % g s sssss s a.s, WIZ. &c., g
so do brown wrapping superroyal, do
SCHEDULE Nc. g.
100 cards metallic pens, per dozen cards
25 gross metallic pens per gross Pey sHch
ss 5.: ~ Y:ss pencils. Monroe. p.s, ..
dozen 90 sss sss esss es' s p dozen
:: g !: !? g g
) do silk taste narrow, do
d eraser., Rodgers SONS, ivory handle, per dozen
Iets s1sSs'E sSsa i sSss %
100 8: ). seal, red, Pc; Too
500 for department seal. per 900
pounds sasa Ses extra supene scarlet per D.
s do twine gll-nes, GO
10 DO do coarse. for packing, do
ss contained schedule Should article required
according quality Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished
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May 25-wl3w

10.
BY the President of the United States.
IN pursuance law MILLARD FILLMORE, President of the
United States of America do hereby declare and make known
the of WISCONSIN, periods hereinafter designated
At land Office WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday,
the second day of May the disposal of the public lands sit
ships, viz
the fourth principal esridtan
M and ,Gwn,p sy on certain
Fractional township fifty on the main shore Lake SUPERIOR of
range ou and aov and 6v
on the shore Of Lake Superior, of range seven.
Township and fractional township dy the shore of
Fractional townships forty hhy shore of Lake
ships and ory-eigh and fractional township forty
nine, on the shore Of Lake Superior, of range ten
thirty fractional township the shore of Lake
Townships thirty, Thirty one thirtytwo hyhree and thirty
FOUR and fractional township forty nne on Lake SUPERIOR of
Townships thirty, hiryone, two tirty'hree and thirty
Townships thr:yone, hirytwo, thirty three, and hour,
townships hrytwo, hyaree and hiryfour,
q May ,he disposal of the public lands
North of fourth principal me1don
Townships eighteen, and nineteen of
townships and two of range range SIX
Townships wentyon twenty-five, twentythree and twenty
townships twenty oae tYenty-two twenty and twenty
Townships twenty one, twenty-five wentythee, twenty fou
and twenty five, of range ten. r. = =.
Townships twenty four and twenty-five, range eleven
land office STEVENS POINT commencing Monday
the May for the disposal of the public lands stu
atcd within the limits OF the aforementioned townships, to wit
the base line and east Of the fourth principal medan.
Township tyenty- FIVE, of range four.
thirty. hirty-ons and thirty -tWo of range fYe
Township twenty five, OF range six.
Sections eighteen, nineteen thirty, and thyone in township
twenty five, of range seven. -
Townships twenty five and twenty six, of range
Township twenty-five, of range eleven
At the land MEgASlIA, commencing Monday the
day of May next fol- he disposal Of the public lands
North Of the base line and Of the fourth principal eridan.
Townships twenty-five twenty three range
snds by law for the use Of schools msy and
other puosss together y hose and sverfowed lands
made unfit thereby for cultivation any which shall be by
the State authorities before the days appointed for the cdmmence
Of the public sales respectively under the act entitled An
and States reclaim the
lands, within their limits anprovcd Sentember iS5O
ufH be excluded from tbs sccs.
The offering Of the will be
appointed and will in the order IN which they
sys f'asss IT. no
lands ybe admitted until selhs easis,oh
hand at the city OfWnshngon; THIS ffAt day oil
p0n thousand s4' f9ass s1a a
BY the President:
~ JOHN Wilson,
oB Commissioner the Generul Land oMce. !,
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS s. |
Every entitled the right OF OF the
lands within the ownsps and fractional owp:hs above
receiver the land oicc and make there
for practicable seeing M notice, As day
appointed for the of the public q lands
bacng The tract ciamed, otherwise such win b iS.sa
Commissioners Of the csaArai Lsaa oasee'
No. 49,
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day sssL Of jans h. hins a! the ..io.sysha
executing required BY the Navy Depart
&he IT a6 1alR
1850 aAd ending 30h June, 1854
All the articles be Of the best
quality delivered without delay ordered and the aatc
ton OF he head Of the 0ce Tor which required
ee required each bidder fos stationery furnish with his
proposal sample Of each article bid for.
To insure uniformity be
nlsned 70 aese dpessa 70 bid bid considered which
does not conform to the
every article il not bid for and which more than one price is
named for any article.
Bonds in suaeies aoua with approved surs
TOT the fahf Of the contract will be
contracting The Of sursies
that win be ven also satisfactory temonias to iu6 the cos
tract must acconpany the bd oherse, be considee4
The itself the right ordering greater or
efs quann OF each and every article contracted public
service may require. = =
Should article be required the contract il
be furnished
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Notice OF the Establishment Of Two Land Districts
In the State OF California.


In the State OF California.
by Congress approved
March 3D. 1882 entitled An provide for the
the public lands ia California, the granting OF rights
therein and for other he Pfessn of e Cnled States
authzsd at such time lines his judgment tie public
peraliy-y in the
ber asd special leeain of Congress subject divide the
CALIFORNIA into distinct
DISTRICTS shah dstane be ema
the Upper and LoH1r The Upper Middle and
Loer portions tho state and whereas, f
APPEAR th. the psbc interest Fsura h least
Land 1isfri lets shall be established in that St1e
Now, FRANKLIN PgERcR, President of the Uasd
States America, DO hereby declare &d make known
Of the
California shat, be divided Land dricts
public to the parallel Of the thirty
norh alds sad than the land Office for
shall be established at at Bsstc%, and thai the
10 yer djtriet Los A IA gb Ef- KS
Gives hand the city of Wass tais sss
Of March, A. ID. le5A hlfl-.a .s.fs,
By the President: ialg.~..
- FRANKLIN PIERCE
Z Anxa E a g.. H . .
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Postponemcnt the Public Land In WiscQnsln.
NOTICE hereby givensa public Of lands cdsesd ~
proclamation Of the President Of United States dated The
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Marble Extensi Unlted States Capit0I.-F0 own
ere of Marble Quarries. teH

CAPITOL EXTENSION OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., May 4, 1853.
IN or. TO collect Information American ornamental
marbles interior decoration Of the extension OF
Washington, all owning veins
ouarries of marble within United States which worked
capable being worked invited 10 send specimens o this
office.
specimens should be in blocks of cubica form SIX inches
square each rt
The should each specimen exact
locality county, and nearest post Office name or owner
cubic delivery at the
boat railway stopping place. size OF blocks that can De
with general description of the nclns e decuon
thickness and dip beds veins into which Inc rock Is a;dea
specimens should much from the dimensions ABOVE
they up of the paper giving the
required enclosed the box and another
by mail The be distinctly marked Win me name Oh Tie
sender well As directed to this ONCE
The should be by the Ordinary chaneis VI cum
reasonable freight VIII be paa upon he
delivery this office. Is.
Editors country generally which circulate where marble
known exist may confer dement's upon uei'
by giving this advertisement editorial notice.
receiving cory s IRON 'hs once are
requested TO insert in the weekly M lnlst ohu o"u c"o
NDP' " ~ PAp''' wan ~ NJ. C. MEIG3,
Captain Of Engineers in charge Oh EXTENSION ~ o.
May l7-law3mwp
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NTOTlCE.- HEREBY give I-xS e~~Swn k.,
N applying ttc Genets lssa oey ri cssea Sass
tAs al had
45o dated Naveaeet ~, sasx n HEAR
Daring ensign the visla,s State a~Ae r~%~S~y
J0st wArA h&s A~e I~s
duplicate therH sssac1 Rot ae&x{ w~srA
Points, decreases. ~ =
- s-. EltFA a. ruaNVa,
Kxscaass AMI sols Ssvsess &C ID, rassa&, SAsessA,
Ap@-lxw4M ~ s'ys.7S go ny
TllE lAas 4N~r e~sM Many Sa~l~ ~ d. Yr~sss Vs1sA
L MeaaNfN ~ Nh &~tAv~s ~ ANsuW rAetlA = 4
ASAAtA NA~tt TSes M CAvsa, nuw As 0s<MA~ ~ q MN
4eANM & e~~xs> 80 W kFN
YA~- AAsN. ~~&e the sNew The les~M sc~se l~Aasa
AMI Vi We las~ ses sAv Preach u j. ], kvA ~
Ms& sSaseS WI "s'ss ssSsss S<ssssssSSSa
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STATIONERY.
Writing Paper, Of hwen stock.

4.
Writing Paper Of hwen
3eams folio post satin nsb faint lined and
trimmed weighing IL pounds per ream per reaa,
DO heavy blue laid despatch cap, hand
weighing l6 pounds per per rean
l5 do laid hand made fo0scap ruled blue or white weigh
10 do Owen focap, blue or While ruled,
.egmng ~ pounds per ream, OF Of any other manu-
10 do first Glass; hand quao post OF laid blue or
40 do Palmer extra superane blue or white laid
or wovr, Congress 4to post, ruled weighing 81
% do Crane superdae, thick white letter D.
90 :, per, ruled weighing 81 pounds per ream per rean
~ DO best yellow o. buff envelope paper, royal fiat weigh
ing "a POUNDS per fcam per ream
do hest French 4to post ruled a sse,a do
do note paper gilt edged
20 do copying or tissue paper Alto post
10 do copying OF paper, foolscap do
100 yards tracing clo,R per square yard r.
100 sheets best prepared parchment inches per sheet
co qures patent boinns paper, medium per aure
$50 sheets drawing Wha.man's Turkey Mills
dunn to antiquarian, per sheet ~ ~
5000 200 cream,la laid envelopes letter size per1oso
500 do do card size, per 500
1000 patent cIohned envelopes, eX by nches
$50 patent coh-ned envelopes 81 by 81 inches,
go patent eothlned envelopes 5K by 3X inches
5000 best buff envelopes government pattern, do
600 best heavy white envelopes hand made ofcal
gross pens boxes ue denarment to have
liberty Of selecting from ali the different kinas
loe cards az psny's pens assorted card
do photographic 1a
"a gold large size, with silver holders best manufacture,
20 quarts Pnces bottles per quart
10 do Maynard Noyes's black ink, in bottles do
3S do best London copying ink Arnoid's OF rerry do
s do blue ink .qs.
dozen bottles Perrine Guyot, superfne
mine, per bottle
900 900 sv; ss sss sua Iii Clarified
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JOHN w. MAURY,
VIM. w. CORCORAN,
WIN. w. Sc ATOM,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDIN AND w. RISQUE,
OF the District Of Columbia,
CHARLES L. TKAIL,
JACOB M. kUNKEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
: ROBERT r. DADE,
WIN. LiNGhN GATHER,
FRANCIS G.. CHOPPER,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEISEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrloN cLAIMANTl

NOTICE TO FNE-EMFTFQN CIAIMANTHa Is &
Every entitled the right OF presumption Of the
within the and fractional
required establish Substitution Of tho ree
and receiver Of the proper land occ and make payment ec
practicable e seeing M notice. and bsora The day
appointed for the o public sails Of lands
brucng the trac claimed, otherwise such ca viii be forfeited
90 eh ~ JOHN sWlLAuN,
- Commissioner Of the General I.ana OAscc.
Feb 4--laWl3W fsa fft8a s|f SIS f'3Nf q siss
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. ,a
person entitled right OF peenphon to OF the
townships of townships above enumerated
required establish and
proper Office and make payment therefor
practicable this notice. and before the day
of the public sale OF the land
= JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
May 19-Iawl3w
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

May l2-law4w (Intelligencer
, 1853-12-24
MANSION HOUSE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

A IL persons Sre her by cautioned ogainst
N cutting timber on the following described
tract Of land, situated on the claim Of Edmund
Sylvester, - commencing at the South west cor
ner, and running north 80 rods, thence cast 90
rods, thence south 81 rods thence west along the
south line Of said claim to the place ofbeginning,
contsiling 30 acres. As am abont to lsuve The
rerritry for the States. wish il uuderstoo oil that
will enforce The Law against any persons offend.
ing in tho premises, through my a.rn,
olympia. pct a. - u l.. IL. CALkI\S.
, 1853-12-24

The Spokane plain, for some fifty miles
south Of the Spokane river, is fine farm
ing country, and so is a portion OF the
Yakima river country, all on the route ol
the road through the Snoqualme Pass.
On the shores of Puget Sound we have
the most in xhaustiblr supply of coal, Pu-
get Sound is nearer to China than any other
of cur Pacific ports. 1t is also nearer the
Mississippi river, the great chain of lakes
AMI the Nodhern roads.
cannot doubt, fellow-citiz,ns, that n
road from the States TO Puget Sound will be
built, and that speedily. The unrivalled
advantages of our route, lis shorlncss, lis
connection with the Great Lakes and the
treming region on their southern and their
northern shores, its salubrious climate, its
abundant timber in all the mouuiaing ranges,
its two great rivers, the Missouri anl the
Columbia, bringing supplies and shortening
the time Of construction, and this splendid
Sound looking upon Asia, and made by ma
lure to become the emporium Of vast
trade, are. considerations which cannot be
disregardrd either BY the Government or
tho people in making Out the National iron
highways.
, 1853-12-24
Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- the Quarternasier's office at Fort Steiacoom =,
w. T., for the supply of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER,
(hetwecn this time and the first day Of January,
1854, J to be delivered at high water mark at
Penn's Cove, at such point as the commanding
officer may direct Tie ubovc is to be such lum.
Der as called for by bills given by the commanding
officer Of Fort Steilacoom, which will be such as
is used for ordinary building purposes and to be
at least one-(ourih cedar and the remainder FL,
and To be delivered, iy thousand feet of il, il
the person contracting choose, the whole of it, by
the LIT day Of April 1854, and should the whole
not re delivered at this time the remaining one
hundred thousand by the LIST OF June, 1854. The
contract will he given TO the lowest responsible
bidder hut all bids are liable 10 be rejected if they
are considered too high.
w. A. SLAUGHTER
ID It, 4th. .lnf., A A.Q.M.
Fort Steilacoom W.T., Nov. IS, 1873. IL
, 1853-12-24
NOTICE.

THE atcnlinn Of the citizens Of this country is
specially directed 10 the following act Of
Congress" approved MTth Sd. lf0j
"SGc. ~. And BE- it further enacted,
That any person VIII, shall procure. or entice, a
soldier in the service Of the United States to desert
or who shall conceal such soldier knowing bin to
have deserted, or who shall purchase from such
soldier his arms. or his unif,rm clothing, or any
part thereof, and every oflcer Of ship or vessel
who shall enter on board such ship or vessel as
me Of his crew, knowing him to have deserted
or Otherwise carry away such soldier, or shall re-
fuse to deliver him up to the orders of his COM
manding officer shall upon legal conviction. be
lined al the discretion Of tho court in any sum
not exceeding Three hundred dollars. or be i'm
pri'nned for any term not exceeding one year"
All offenders against this act Of Congress will
bo prosecuted TO the utmost IgoT Of the law.
A reward Of Thirty dollars will be paid to any
person or persons who shall apprehend and deliver
any descrter from the United States army, at any
military station belonging to the United States,
By order of Major e. II. LARNARD.
W. A. SLAUGHTER,
2nd Lieut. 4ih Infantry,
Post Adjulant
Fort steilaeOom, W. T. Nov. II, 1853. 2moII
, 1853-12-24
SteiIacoom Ship Yard
BOLTON g. WILSON,

SHIP CARPENTERS AND CHANDLERSs
sTEILAcooM, PUGET SOUND.
VESSELS Of all classes built risged
and fitted for sea. sails, pparr, rig jssIA
ging, netting, chandIery, &c, supplied toSAAE
order. Caulking aud oil other rpairs made ia
the most satisfactory manner. ship earpeniers
will be dispatched TO any part Of the Sound when
ever required. The patronage Of P'rSous wish
ng to build. owners, con-gnees and matters Of
icssrl4. i. respectfully solried.i
S,,ilarronl, Aug. &, 1876. smis
, 1853-12-24
THE. PUGET MILL CO.,
At Port Gamble, Hoods Canal, W. T.,
AND SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,


A RE now erecting, at Port Gamble, steam
IA gang and single saw mill, and will soon bs
prepared to manufacture lumber OF every descrip-
tion, including Planed and grooved boards, to
order; will contract for dimension framing TIM
Der Of any kind.
Their boilers and machinery have Just arrived
from Boston direct, in their schooner L. P. Foster.
the first Of line Of packets to run betS cen Port
Gamble and San Francisco, via Port Townsend,
which will include the fast sailing schoOnen
Kaluna, ]. b. Drown, CynOsure, and Julius
Pfingle. Their clipper brig Boston will run
10 the Sandwich Islands.
For freight, passage or other business, apply 10
J. P. KELLER, Agent Port Gamble,
or A. J. POPE, California Street Wharf,
San Francisco, CalfcTnis.
Sept. II, 1853. 2f
, 1853-12-24

EDlroR ''PIoNrIR 1.-The friends of
DR. JOHN NJ. IIADEN are authorized
to announce that he will be a candidate for
Delegate to Congress, subject to the deci,
sion Of the Democratic Convention, (con.
Quoted on fair and honorable principles,
which is 10 assemble at Cowlitz Landing on
The I'd day of January next. This notice
you will make public, and ohlige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1853-12-24
Puget Sound Shipping Report.
7-=s -=a
PORT OF STEII.AcooM.

PORT OF STEIlACoOM.
SAILED.
Dec. 19.-Ship "Rowena. Thomas, San Fran.
cisco.
Dec. i0.-Brig "Gcorge Emery" Diggs, s. F.
Dee. 2O.-Sloop Sarah Stone, Slater, Pou
Townsend.
ARRIVED.
Dee. el.-EsTk Ariana, Anchors, San Fran.
, 1853-12-24
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE "PIoNEER" BY
J. & Z. L. WILLIAMS.
Olympia, Dec. q, 1859.


Olympia, Dec. 81, 1853.
Notwithstanding the continuance Of favorable
weather, the business of the last week has been
light. occasi med in part by the paucity of stocks
noted in ouI last report, which in the continued
absence Of further arrivals has at length becoms a
matter of considerable inconvenience.
We are advised Of extensive shipments now in
expectation, the safe arrival of which will Olay all
uneasiness which may be occasioned by the antc-
ipaied scarcity OF goods in our market, and we
think the advertising columns of the "Pioneor"
will not long be deficient in presenting their &C
customcd variety and abundance.
The demand for lumber and hcwed timber for
expectation continues satisfactory, and it is sub
ject of regret that tho evigencics of the season
should have checked the present production Of
Of lumber by some Of our mills.
Beef, fresh pr ID. Halls Sugar bro prlb. "a
Mutton" 25a3o :" white crush" go
Pork, fresh & salt sOa25 Coffee, per ID. IS
Mess Pork, pr Dbl. S37 Tea, 75as7B
Clear $i2 Beans, Chile, per Id. az
Bacon, pr lb 22a?5 white omer." I2s
Shoulders, " p Dried Apples, I6
Salm'n, l23 " Peaches 10
Goldfish, /" l2i Soap. per H.. al24
MOckercl, pei hf Dbl $40 Starch, s74
Butter, A." IS Candles, mould, none
ard, 30 " Adaman none
Cheese, 25aSO "spcrm, none
Flour, per IoOlbs SO Tobacco, pei lb. 5Oa75
dom. 0OO Salcrutus, Isl
Corn Meal. hf bbl IS Pepper. 81!
Salt, fine, per ID. Molasses, per gal so
4 coarse S Syrup, 75AS75
Potatoes, per bush. so Vinegar, q IS
Onions, 4" 4 90 Brandy, - 2ja3 50
Beets, 400 Whisky, none
Eggs. per doz ] 90 Gin, 2jO
Talow. per ID. is Port Wine, So
I.insced oil, pr gal. 90 Blankets. per pr Tag 90
sperm oil, - . 50 Shect'g, "a pr yd Halls
Turpeniine; /" 500 billings, per yd Hale
White Lead, none Hickory shifts, 90
Nails, per keg, 1900 Axes, rs
Win. Glass, per bI z % Hewing axes, 5 90
Sawed lumber, 6r, s25 per NJ; cedar, $40 per NJ
Shingles, sinSS per NJ; Piles, to cents per
foot square timber l2al4 cents per foa; Sash,
25a%s cents per light. Hay, S23as3O per tom
Oats, 50 IS per hushel.
, 1853-12-24
Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, &C.


PAINTS, OILS, &C.
M nOZ. Sands Sarsoparilla; GWs6
cO o. do s p. Townsend's do W.
IS do Old DR.. Jacob do do SSSa
9O 10 Jayne's Expectorart,
70 do " Alternative,
4o do MoFat's Phenix Biuers :,
81 do Life Pills,
- do Osgood's India Cholagogue,
80 do Thompson's eye wNter
- do Nerve an bono I.nimpnt,
~ do Fahnestock's Vermiluge;
30 do British oil,
% 10 Harlem do
az do Godfrcy's Cordial,
az do lialeman's Drops,
~ do Ayers cEery Pectoral,
80 boxes Davis Pain Killer,
400 gross bottle corks,
% cases SarsapSrila syrup,
- de Lemon d.,
rs do Raspberry do
500 lbs Herbs, assorted,
100 oz' Quinine,
20 do Strychnine
~ lbs lodide OF Potoasss,
800 do salpeire,
$40 do Alum.
go do DalSam copaiyia,
rs do Sprts Ni,rc Dulc,
100 do Aqua Ammon eoncent;
500 do Cream Of Tartar;
$50 do Tartaric Acid;
$40 do Bi.carh. .Soda;
500 do Decswax,
200 do Refined CamPhOr,
400 do Copperas,
500 do Glauber salts,
90 gals, cold pressed Castor oil,
boxes CASTLE soap,
3 bbls lampblack,
bbl Race ginger,
so lbs Cnssia, in mats,
800 do Hops,
100 do Rod Rhei Ind,
800 do Jal soda,
1900 do Epson salts,
200 do Sponge,
rs do carb Ammonia.
so doz sweet'o Tin haskrts)
80 lbs Indigo Bengal.
so do Opium (ncw crop)
30 do Pruss Potash,
. bbls Sassafias bark,
200 lbs Emery ass'd sizes,
l25 ozs Flores BenZoin,
100 lbs essential Oils.
Is bbls Dyewood
Paints a. Oils,
1900 lbs Putty,
50 gals coril Vdrni.h.
rs do Japm do
400 do spts TurprnInc.
200 do Linseel oil.
1000 lbs White Lead,
800 DO Red do
900 do Lithnrgc,
800 DO VeniIian Red,
400 10 Spanish Brown,
200 DO light Glue, Bronze Leaf,
Faint Brushes, etc. etc. for sale Of wholesale and
einil, by STORY, REDINGrON & co.
-Dcnnison's Building Front, cor. Stark ris.-
Sept. ,. 1873. MS. Portland, o. r.