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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-10
N T. w YORK STORE!
4. II. CHNSI,kj

\NHOtESALE and Relai Dealer in Fanc. ard
STAPLE Dry Goods; Ladies', Nisscs' and Infants
Boots and shoes, Bushin, and Carpet Ovcrshuts; all
Kinds "f Gentiemens Ready Made Clothing, shirts.
Drawers and Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Cali AID
Mp Boots, Men ) and Boys Heavy Brosans Trunks
Nalses un! Carpet Bags; Gents Fine Hiit Beaver and
kossuih Hats. Gents uLG Boys Silh lush aud six
Cans.
J. The Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO call and
examine this new and fresh stock bought expressly for
the Minnesota market, at the New York Sore before
purchasing elsewhere. A. T. EUANUIJN
Jan G. iS53-3o--C
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ENGINES, BOILERS X MILL WORK,
J. T. DOWDALL & co,
" aShlnCton Foundry, st. Ioujs. No.

HhNiNI one Of he largest ard hes; luini>t'G a
tanIsinlents in tie West, would cal Tie atIc.
uo" vi al persons interested. want OF mil Wura,
70 me iaCt t'a; we have the largest assortment cl Pa
ems III tHe cty VIZ employ the hest wnrkmtl. ard
c cst Oh IRON IN the Manufacture of vork aad
ha ing been Constantly ncres, orr busiues, fl iii
'e' wears, We hateT ourselves t6at have gwen gen
eTn satisfaction Engines Of all sizes ised up Icon
Frames ready 10 run
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all kind.
ihss anu wrought iron work Of Al! kinds and from Tie
oest patterns now in use, for and isl i:ls
, SAW dust Burners, Carding Machines, l,Aers, etc
miiiwrehts can have work made suit thtir urs'v-
hes Terms, reasonable sud particular attention PAID
upon.
refer to Martin Mower Esq, Arco'a Mills. or t.
Nj +. IL Delano, saltwater; who are using wotk y
our manufacture, for further information.
MAY p, lS52 f-ff
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

LNNOItS UINTEI HOPhINN
All Just upen,d 1hiri-st near JAG On street
u 4 general assortment of family goods aud family
SroctIcs also crochery mails and "A yAret, of other
goods such CalicOts shirtng~ and shcetiugs, linen
"oocn, and cotton goods U ali boots aud
shoes OF All sizes and Iae and Women bows
ana girls; also, various qualities OF sugar, coffee, Tea
sacraias, aud all sorts Of spices; ready made clothing
htooEs nuts, mol8sses, vinegar, pork, mackerel COZ
fish clothes pins, tobacco Of ali qualities; aud butter
hard, q. ster>, Hour crackers, drcd fruit also window
glass and putty, ropes bed cords powder shot cans
bacon, soap, c;tndlesiI tact every thug w intend To
sell AT vtf> small profit, tor qUCA pay. Call aud cA-
annie for yourselves and try lis.
DANIEL HOPKINS
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Minnesota Territory:

WAsHINGroN CoCNTY,S
Probate Court.
application Of Joseph II. Sawyer, for letters Of
" Administration on the estate of Deborah SaWy cr
deceased late OF saltwater IN the County Washing
ton. in the Territory OF Minnesota: Ordered, that
Saturday, the fifth day Of February. A. D., 1883 be
fixed for The hearing OF sand application, At the Office Of
the Judge of said rebate Conrt: and that copy Of
th. order be published thre. weeIs prey
90 that time il the 'Mirnesoia Pioueeg."
HARVEY WILSON, Judge of Probate,
Saltwater. Jan. IL. 1853. tl,-3t
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
EYtopt

He would again repeat that nor the slightest hesifa
tioil IN recommending tins stove standing in the est
matiCh OF coml etent Judges, wou, vaI or The mos,
distant approach to rlvalsIP; and nould most
iy challenge the entire trade TO the trial Remember if
does hot suit, just bring 1t back and youc money will
be ready for You.
nave also On nand a large assortment Of pReMrrY
COX AND PARLoR STOVES, reduced prices; riuwr,e
Wholesale and reiaii job work done the scr;e,t no
tice and on the most reasonable terms for cash For sale
by J. H. BYEIS
sep.2S-o3-v C,rer u ch.r,. 81 'r,';'I
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,CLOTHiNG FOE TIKI MtLIsoN:

L.
AAlNNE@ COOLEY, at the Cash Furnishing Store
on Roberts street ST. Paul. iyIAg iust returned
oh The Eastern markets. arc now ready show the
citizens OF st aul, and al VINO may favor them with
call the largest and most varied stock OF Fall and III
ter Goods III ,her line, ever brought this market and
which you are re>rCt TAIL, invited Ia cali and e>auuc.
I's sinck consists i'll part al the following arlices
Cloths Cassimeres, Nestmes, Ready made Clothing
snd Ccnticnens' Furnishing Goods. Merino Wooden,
orstcd, Cloth and llalhcl wrappers and drawers
Hosiery, Of All @ihGs. qualities aud prices; Gloves and
NI'tens in endless VARIETY, such Buck Worsied Eer-
liz, MegiHo Cashmere, oolen, &C. Also very beau
uiul assortment OF white and cOoied hid and SILK
cloves The newest patterns OF Collars, HandA erchies
scars, TIES Cravats stocks &C.
SH IRTS.
Fine Linen Bosous. of The latest French and English
fashions Flannel, Calico Check aud Hickory sAills, in
great quantities. Duck and DTill Overalls.
KEA DE-MADE, CLUTHkNG.
Cheaper than ever; but mention, call
and see FOR ourselves.
BOY - A II HIL DRENS' CLOTHING
We have very fine assortment made up IN the neat
est manner, and ut very low prices. Buckshin Ntems
and Gloves, Fur ana pnying Gloves Ratber and Oil
cloth Clothing, Garrett aud Travelling Bags.
In the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT., may be found all
the styles Of Cloths Cassimeres. DoesKin NestiRgs
and Trimmings TO match. and say. that
WE can give you good ard fashionable work be
had west oi New York, aud arral.ted sut, or no
sal
lP Dnn forget the place, Roberts street next door
To W. II. >;tiiInlan's store.
WINNIE * COOLEY
st. Paul, IAN 6, 1853 4-35-tf
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Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, Provis.
ions. Ac.,
Al
lEl. LION STARE.

III winter stock Of every article usually Kept In
~ oar Iron Store, is Large and Complete, to which
We invite the attention of the public IL embraces BAR
ana SHEET IRoN, CAST SLEIGH SHoEs, STEEL, NAILS,
ANvns, BELLOWS, VICES, CHAINS, tiLUE, sc. Also
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TO sol CEfiRN AND " ESTER x Y.tIOE-
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS

HALL trade Ic52 Bouhs and Stationery m {Vho'.-
Il sale higgins * kellogg. Publishers, Book, ri,ers
stationcrs aLd Manufacturers Of every variety Of Blink
boohs John street, corner Gold. New urk ia ri,, a
Gail from merchants and booksellers Namine HE c,,
and qualities Of their very large stooh of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMOIR iNDuN AND rAss rocRs
Embracing every variety needed school aud ,,>.c,l
books OF every hnd used III schools and academies: H.
brary and miscellaneous books for public instjt;tious
schools, Families ana sunday schools; bibles urnyer and
HYMN books, great variety and Sizes prices and STYLES
OF binding.
Stationery OF every variety of foreign ard domestic
manufacture all of which the pledge themselves 10 SIM
Ply As low rs any other house ia The trade
n E-Fooiscap, letter paper and sutes at mill prices
New York. July !. II ,r
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Enshions

MRS NJ. l.. s1oAkES, 81. Anihony-s 81 Paul. has
WI just RETURNED rom the Ciiy Of New York with
stosk Of Millinery VINE. very much sui eriOr any
goods IN her department o trade. offered in the
Territory. To her Garai STOCK she has added Gloves,
Mtts Needles Pins, Tapes, and many other arIi-
eies She has also taken great pans obtain the lash
Ions, OF this, and the seasons; all OF which she
VIII be happy TO SHOW 10 such call oct. -2.-ti.
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THE NEW AND USRiN <JpOsk
SEONE. Gil AR HER u k

IHNiE subscriber would respectfully inform the publr
thai he has after great difficulty and EXPENSE pro
cure" idISe STOCK OF The above new and elegant Cook
stoves 1his stove combines m its construct and ar
ragenen al TIE modern Improvements of the aye IN
greater perfection than any other ever IN market
ne l. aware pulling cYrfk thing the order of The
daNi but there of that in this instance Tn,
stove Is all all It's friends claim for H. an that Is su,i
ahd only tai II Is Infinitely superior stove now
eN'ah Purchasers are distinctly and ci.iy inform
ca tha u III ITS operations utility aud durability i, does
not meet iher entire and unqualified appreciation their
none! VIII be refunded To Them UPON a retlrn Of III,
stove. Ever. article of furniture is of The best auIy
III oTkmanship and OF the latest i'm provonaents
All VINO are de>r"s OF procuring OF the best cook
stoves ever offered for sale in th> market ANY Where
else, are respectfully invited call and examine tis
stove for themselves, before chasing elsewhere: il
hey d" NOT theH WI" most sssGredlN he sorry Tor it,
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IL. f.. M'CLOSkET.

III
~JHOLESALE Grocer Forwarips and Commit
~, SION merchant, and General Steamboat Agent.
NO, ~ Levee Gslena. Ill. The attention of BUYERS E
S'iiti l" my stock Of Groceries, Provisions etc etc
haVlns received by late arrivals from New YORK Ros
tui NEW VT cans and St Louis, which in addition 10 my
.'ei s'"'h renders my assortment complete. shall
'ht',e 10 receive additional shipments from time Ia
n1e' d"s navigation, thereby enabling NE To have a
esh ana ui STOCK throu hou the season and TO he ,h,s
a' an times to ll orders nj the lowest marke, rates
me Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in e,.
- iHStahSe nave my personal attention. by which d,s
ana care VIII be guaranteed, and the ex peuse of
storage ana Drayage as much as possible avoided
,eI assured tlat my facilities and long experience In
'he COMMISSION and Forwarding business enable me g.,
with their patronage ~ NC
Liberal Casi advances will be made on Produce and
.uet,haiu'se shipped TO me for sale this market pr
euaF at'chtion viii be paid to the purchase @: All
ces not in my line " ' az"
G. nse Gu i"l Gaens and ~ Ious ard Gaena and
st. Paul PACkET LINE OF STEAMERS ' my
Ga.ena April l, 1852. =.
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j. T., FIJIERTOy

"A i MS old stand, which is known TO great many
IA friends especially those who have pntronized him
20 long, Aeeps different stock OF Goods from mix
lure which he formerly kept. lie keeps Dry
Goods alone, mclufing prime selection of Ready
Made Cothns ana the largest ard best of Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where, including Ladies'
shoes He hats also variety OF Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets. which AZ he always has done he sells
st prices to suit his friends
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ALEX. REY.
WhOlcSale and RefaiI cro.a

Has Just reed by the first boat, Nominee a lara.
and well selec ted asso rtinent of f;roce~; Org
80 CONSISTING "i sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pork Flour
Iafd, bacon, Hams, Shoulders Dried Fruits I,hes..
tlee' Cahdies, Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willoy
ware and VIII receive fresh supplies bv every toa, A.
rect rom ~ Louis, all the season Those yyi,bins 70
purchase WI lind IL to their 10 cal and
inc before purchasing elsewhere ' '''' 'N'ii
ST. Paul. April 20, AIEx prx
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of REY X FARMER heretofore existing
l. is this day dissolved by mutual coIsenl. All de-
manGs neither by note, sccount or Otherwise ewing
to the SAID nrn are lett with Alexander Rey, settle
ment ALIEN. RtY.
JOHN Nj. FARMER
pt raui, S1haa'! lc, ieoo. iiU-3t
The business will be continued by the undersigned
ALEX kEY.
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GROCERIES.
WuOl.EA ALE A. u RErAII

GRO( Elk E+.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
b. WAIT CO., Third street. ST.. Paul have
1Lle YET on hand full assortment Of ileir. recently,
large aud we'll selected stock oil Groceries and Pruv.-
IONS which they offer the public, Wholesale retail
At the lowest market price. Their stock consists in
part, as follows:
s. bbis. \. q, Clarified, Crush'd and Powd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbls. Moasses,
do Golden syrup,
IS do Kenda,rs Crackers
20 90 Pilot Bread,
IS 60 Flour,
II sacks Dried Apples,
do DO Peaches,
II bbs Mess PORK,
DO Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel Goldfish Salt Soap, Candles
Starch, Saieraius, Powder, shot, Wooden Ware, 9c.
iaH20--l0
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GROCERIES SAND PROyySJONs.

Which We offer nj onr usually low prices We shall
be happy to see our old customers well
who with the { ASH. We intend hencefurw ara to
do business only Oh the Cash System.
MARSHALL & co.
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. - - - -'-- -
TO DEBTOR

IL persons indebted The subscriber previous 10
IA the first Of september last, either by note orbook
account, requt sed TO call and settle or the same
VIII be put in the hands Of proper for col
lection. Pay up aud Our motto is cash IN
or no saie as the creoii r. stem has run out.
w. II. STILLMAN.
ST. Paul, Oct. %. # MN copv1
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REFERENCES.
r. Chonteau, Jr & Co, New York.
iorinz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh
James Peck & Co, Chicago,
Bridge + Lewis, Detroit,
Kay, Keith s. Co, Cincinnati,
Ghou'eau e. Valee. ST. Louis,
James Carter 4 CO., Galena,
Stiliman g. Rood.
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Great Inducements--SeIi Hing off at Cost,
w. w. II 4 y II =.
zone door North q! the Lake Honey

r..
II He subscriber having received his Atoch OF Goods
scitaDit lot The witt trade, IespectiuN announces
that he is on hand ready aud wiling To show them to
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices, AmoIe
ms stock may be found beautiful assortment OF plain
ana inquired M0useiin de LANES, Csshueres ard Alpa-
cas- French Merihos, L. onesc Cloth six ami ofst-
"a iopiinsi fisuied Dress sIiks; sllh Bonhets and
sewing SILKS Dress Trimmings aud Ribbons III great
variety; English and American Prints ard Gjurhap,s
anu lihsey lads; all WOOL underslts and Drawers
l,OOO pairs Boots ard shoes best.y les and very low
-ALSU-
Groceries--tllo cheapest town Brown and Bleach
Sheetines and Shittirgs and Linen 10 MA he them ND
and Linen IA aDdAerchieis. -
Best assortment OF Tea anywhere aboHt the Gggings
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than tie cheapest
MS motto is, "Vuick sales and small profis''--for
Cash. 36--eul " " ~ NE-
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CASH FOR HIDES.

NlE highest market price will b. paid in Cash for
IL Green and Dry H. des also Deerskius.
l.. A. COLLINS & CO
n. Is. We have removed our Leather Store and
harness Shep to tia new building opposite Rice and
fnney'S store. 3gy
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

VSNlS unrivaled cure for coughs. colds, hoarsness
n bronchitis, whoopin g-cough, Group asthma and
consumption, now too well known require any certif
cafes, y constantly kept for sale Hchcox d Axt!-
aud jarvis IN ST. Paul; and by dealers medicine
Wbtir Y
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CHEAP CASH STOKE.eW LIE
AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS a. oTF'NG PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, RNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
YUN1E SUBSCRIBER by laie arrivals Is in
u ceipt and opening in his new Store on 81 Anthony
Street, the american House," large and most
complete assortment of the above-Ramed Goods which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place. His stock select
ed with great care and purchased the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely assure
his irieUds and the public generally than il viii be 10
their Interests TO cs before purchasing clscwe here and
examine hs sleek whch consists IN part as follows:
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and FofWarding House.
JOSEPH MooRir6E FRANcIs mc'FALL.

ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission and FOficarding House
JOSEPH MooRireE. FRANCIS mo,ru1
MOGRiDEE Il Mr'FAUL.
U-ate Twiche'l & Mogridee)
C.TaeT Of Co9rnycse! and I'iae <tyedv
6FoN SltN NLNFS and Commissions viii meet with
- prompt aud personal at,,uiion anu liberal CASH
sDvsNcLs Vii be given on CoLsisumentS, or BIS OF
l.aaii TX HAND.
The Forwarding and Receiving of Merchandise and
lowest ra'es OF Freight VII. always be procured and
inc expense Of Storage and Draysge much Il, pos
sible avoided.
Orders FOR PURCHASING filled a, the .hortes, no.
tice aAd lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Churle>s, Blow & Co, g. -,
Chottau n Vale, ~ Lou!s'
Ho,n. Ming d Co,
II II i; isss%'1s q Brother Louisville
Ellis d Morton,
SiraGer 4 German,
Hosea s. Frazer, Cincinnati
Springer d Whiicman,
l.. q. Goodman A. Co.
}. w. Butler & Brother,
ID. LeeCn Il Co, Pittsburr'
VIM. Holmes Il Co.
Morgan, j. NJ. Back d. Morgan,)
Shields u Miller, r,r,,.
L. l.. Yarna fAhlld"e49His
b. Il. Coniegys,
, ss1',sa as' G :. co.. Cole. Baltimore.
$; :s ), S "s S:;:. }s*~ York.
A. G.. Farvel & Co, }u
Howard, son Il Co, '''"'
T {. Twic.ell d CO., New Orleans.
We hive an open Policy 81 Insurance, which will
cover all shipments to cur address, when advised by
letter per mail, or when endorsed on bills Of aGinr
before or at the time of shipment.
MOGRiDGE a. McFAuL.
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flour FOP SAFE

FLOUR FOR SALE.
CONSTANTLY on hand at Frank Smith Co,
u Clay ton, Iowa, (ahout IL miles beD,r Prairie du
Chen and an excellent andng) which guarantee as
gooe any liz the mark etj quantities t. sit purchs
sers ll-26 bm THOMPSON DAVIS
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
A ND DRAFTS on all parts of the United States "a,
"A the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit by
May !, 1851. cHAs. w. BORUP e1v
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VIRGINIA TORACCO 4CEN1Y.

ID AND FL wASHfNGToN AVENUE, ST. Lot is. MO.
81 40 PACKAGES Virginia Nam featured To-
- eIVV bacco, IN store and TO arrive and for sale
by the udeTsisned comprising the following brands
Jesse nare'> ID. iunps; Jesse liare's ) I.uuips:
w II. Hsres 10 Lum,s; W. HI. lIaGe's ) } Lumb-
james Thomas, jr's. Disdem Twist;
co DO do Flain ID;
FL Dorado, Natural Leai;)
do 81" Virgin Cold Leaf, l-2 lbs;
do Plain 90 de
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury, lbs. and l-2 lbs;
do Gem OF thc Old Dominion, lbs,
Jas. Stevens ID; Seth ilasey's AAAA &AAA;
Geo. Metcal, h., and IL G,
Willis McErys, MAINS, etc etc. together with M as
sortneHt OF Missouri Manufactured Tobacco lie would
beg j. ave 10 call The attention of buyer his present
well assorted stOch of Tobacco; is all direct from the
manufacturers, and Offered her prices and on liberal
terIGs. THOMAS MULLEN.
lyI lift
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snad, teses

In addition to the above their assortment OF grapes
ounces ccrraIts, eOoseherres. dahiias chry sahom
nns, geraniuIs, Cactus, hss raspberry AID strawberry
are very large and prIccs low al any establish
ment Of tie Mind, East
Orders received an promptly stienped to by
GEO " FARRlNGTON, agent
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GREAT RARGAINS!
DIME, TON OF PRICES
ALEX. REV

Late Rey y FHrmer,)
ApElNG about 10 u;.ht some enlargement III ms
ND store, and wishing go below shortly To purchase
large stock Of Groceries to be brought up by the frs
boat, he offers sell his entire STOCK IL great reduce
ton Of price for Cash.
Rhine Sugar sold all winter 10 ID per dollar y h.
belcher's Clarified 20 do do 10
Rio Coffee do do
Belcher's Syrup do 60 e per gallon 1Oc
Smot ed Hams do IS C per pound liC
Do Shoulders do ii do l2c
Lard do 10 per dollar H.
And all his other Groceries and Provisions in pro-
portion.
For the expressed above all persons in
dthtcd TO will please TO and settle their
c"unts M the course OF tie present month.
Fei3 ALEX REY
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TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louisville Cement viii keep large >ui,pN
on hand, and VIII be sold at d small advance from Man.
UitctlreC> Prices. IL +. MCCLOShEN
(.altna. March %.
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FISHING TACKLE!.

A SUPERIOR lot just opened; grass and .ul lin.
assoteui CORK noats limerick hooks gimp hrt;Hc;
bait, hsh 'rear' etc flC LIE DUc & R2HREIs.
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The following articles comprise part OF nv stoc,
Mtrilh'ac pTiats, Embroidered dresses,
Cocheco do Irish linens
Union do Can Nets
S!iagues DO I.aces and cdgings.
IN Ai.'h> =" SoEs prints, Embroidered collars,
Blue and Orange DO Dress buttons
Hickory STYLES. Artificial T. overs
Heavy brown shetiins, Band boxes
shIrliTs, Ladies iaI = honnets
me II or,nco braid -
- heachcd in' sin, - Fancy bonnets,
- ana IS Bonei 1T ans.
n n!ae arihnss' Cap and SIN ribons,
O'ls cehi1s, IarasGls,
tas C-,''-- Imb-eil3s
! Cable twists --iir,n t,tl. ,ovs,s
Ham l'on ticking, Union
AIhcsLtag WoIs.oi %
Apron checks, JaanaId ,ljsuer
, Crash afd diapers, Ladies ui<eu hose
prown , Hmsn' white aid back hose
Kentucky jeans, MIXED ,.e
PLAIN aud fancy Tweeds, Mems llaif Lose
incy cisSilncres, SlS nocke, Ldtt.s
Satinett>, Tu,ke, rel
Lancaster Ginslams, Linen camb'c
Scotch ,adjes Md glo,rs
n n,sn &c q. io a;me. ,ie thread gloves
lam baIagcS, Misses A"
Portsmouth, lawns, Mems
r &c, - Isle thread gloves,
VI ana h9ured silks, " hid gloves,
Co!orel craIes, Silk clavuts.
ntape Uses summer shawls,
White Illusion, Linen thread
Cocred " Cotton
Check cambrics, Spool thread
SWISS and book uuslin, Needles, pirs.
i!iSl.of i"Nbs, Percussion caps,
Poplins, Brands susn,nde,s
Tapes, steel pens peaI huttons
Ihimbes, razors, Agate
Razor strops Coat and ve., buttons
Iioohs ana eyes, Pencils,
Violin strings, Cold n,ns
", ~ ''h o""s' Tea and table spoons,
'i"'lis, Table cutlery.
Ivory combs, Pocket knives
n'" scissors and shears,
SMe Toys,&
TEAS.
, nouns ilsVH' Gun powder,
imperial, BLACK,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems sip boots Wcmeus, mnroc.o tiss
:. ms ms Jenny lind,
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W V. kp bootees, Children's shoes
v.sses Boys brogans,
w oihtns enamelcc " Mems
,x'r - CATERS,
Womens morocco bootces pumps
- buskns
uses PAIN ieRi hats, White shirts,
npA> Flannel "
Mems eghorn
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