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The British Ministry.

All the press is teeming with comments upon
the defeat of Lord PAIMERsroS for the Offices
of War Minister and Colonial Secretary, to
both of which he aspired-thc latter as der
mere resone. That the present English Cabi-
net is par excellence the most aristocratic of
its kind ever known, there is no manner of
doubt. The following comprises the entire Of
fetal members, excluding of course, under
Secretaries, junior Lords of the Treasury, Ad-
mira!ity, Law officers, Commissioners of Woods
and Forests, and the East Indian Board:
Premier-Earl Of Aberdeen.
Lord Chancell"r-Lord CRANwoRrH.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer-Mr. GLADSTONE.
Home Sec, etary-l ord PALMFRsToN.
Fo:eis" Sec.etary-Ea,i OF CLARENDON.
Colonial Secretar-ySir GEORGE GREY.
Minister Cf Wharf.-The Duke Of NEWCASTLE.
Fist Lord Of the AdmiraIiIy-Sir JAMES Ora
HAM.
President Of the Council-Lord JOHN RUSSELL.
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lancascr-Earl Of
GRANVILLE.
Lord Privy Seal-Thc Duke Of ARGYLE.
SECRETARY of War-Mr. SIDNEY IIrRBERr.
President Of the Board of Control-Sir CHARLES
WooD.
First Commissioner Of Public Works-Sir WILL
LIAM MOLESWORTH.
The able London correspondent of the New
York Sunday Times says that " LORD JOIN
RUSSELL is to have the Office of President of
the Council, with nothing to do and $4,000 a
year for doing it. That Parliament tur ed a
very deaf ear to the suggestions, open and CO.
v, IT. that he should be allowed fat salary for
officiating as ministerial leader of the House of
Ccmmons-thc duties of which unsalaried Of
Fl c he executes with the same boldncss which
has made him attempt Oratory with natural
stutter, write plays, dash into history, and edit
the diaries and correspondence ofpocts.'
The Office of President of the Council was
formerly held by Earl GRANVILLE, who is said
to be displaced, notwithstanding fine talents
and qualifications, because of mesaHiance.-
The Earl married the widow of Sir F. ACTON,
who was the daughter of the Duke of Dalbcrg,
French nobleman, and Catholic The
Cali ism might be forgiven, the Catholcity
never.
The friends of Lord PALMERsToN say that
the Premier. ABERDEEN, is jealous of him to a
degree. This may be the truth, for during the
wars, in India, Africa, and on the Peninslar,
PNMERsToN was the actual and active War
Minister, though holding on by the Office OF
Secretary of War. SO the Home Office con-
tinucs under his guardianship, while the more
important ministership of War is held by the
Duke of Newcastle, poor as "a rat, and said to
be pre-emnently incompetent.
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ESg~ Don't get inside the rear" said Mrs
Darlington, as Isaac showed disposition on
artillery election day to break by the constrain-
ing constabulary force, and had actually made
up face at the back of one of those func-
tionaries who had just passed him. " Don t
get inside the rear. dear, for we can see the
corpse just as well here, and all their revolu-
tiOns."
Are you aware" said old Roger, who stood
by her side, shat there is not one of the orig
inal members OF that company left in p and
he looked in her face just as grave as the
Granary burying ground.
"YOu don't say so !" said she, astonishcd at
the information, knowing that the company
was only Il mere infant, in its two hundred and
seventeenth year.
He assured her it was fact, with a ire
mendous wink at all cx-aldcrman who stood
Ecar.
"Well," continued she, with half pause at
the well, as if she were drinking in something,
lit is serious thing to amuse upon the past
but what upon earth are they doing now =
she asked, as the old officers proceeded to de-
liver up their commissions, and the new ones
proceeded to take theirs. She was informed
OF the fact.
SWELL" said she, II don't sec what they
want 10 make Such iuss about rcsS:ing Tor,
for guess everybody else will be resigned
about it. But what handsome mer. they are,
and what pretty testers they make. / dare
say they are speaking on Bunker Hill, and
them things that sogeis are always thinking
about. You'd better deaf body and done
with it," cried she, as the cannon gave an hon
orary peal. Summoning Ike, who had just
SHE'D his cap into the area fog an excuse to
run, after it, she walked away. fully impressed
with the subIimity of the scene.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July l.
The Union officially announces the following
combinations by the Senate:
Gen. Butler, of KY, Governor of Nebras-
ka ; Thos. b. Cummings, of Iowa, Secretary ;
Mr.. Ferguson, of Michigan, Chief Justice; r.
Harding, of Ga. and j. Bradley, of Ind, AS
soci:.te Jul ges f. E;lstabrook, of Wis, Dis
trict Attorney; Mark j. Jarare, of Ark, Mar
shall
ii. Reader, Of Pa, Governor of Kansas; D.
Woodson, Of Va, Secretary Madison Brown,
of Miss Chief Justice; r.. Eiman, Of Ala,
and j. w. johnson, of Ohio, Associate JUS
tees \. j. ISaacS, Of La, District Attorney
j. Is. ID MADISON. of ILL.,, Marshal.
SENATE.-Mr. Sumner presented a petition
for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law.
IIorSE.-A bill for the construction of a line
of telegraph to the Pacific was taken up and
debated, amended, and on motion postponed
until Monday next.
The U. 5. slo .p of war PreJlc sailed from
Norfolk on the 10Th, on a practice trip. She
had 40 midshipmcn on board. She will visit
England and France, and return in Stpttm.
Der.
Ex-Prcsidcnt c. Vale, of Mexico, arrived
here this mornig.
The official statement of the Treasurer or
the Goth was s., 900 in the u. 5. Treasury
subject to draft.
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"THE WORLDS FAIR"

Corner Of THIRD and Rke,ts Street 81. Paul.
vIIE proprietor Of the work> Fair having just returned
from the East with large AMI extensive assortment
81 new and desirable Spring and mmer good, invites
the of his to call and Iii,
He can find only few of the many ar
tirlr, which be found in his
IoNNES-Slk satin go>>amer lace belgrade blonde lace
pedal and ,amonl Italian English and Dun,tabe &c
L.CES-imerck thread, linen NincenneS Houiton Ger
man. cotton and pointed: ribbons of every variety.
MrsIINs AND WROUGHT GOOps--Iacc capes cheInsettes
under and mantIllas.
Sa,wIs--Figured and Fancy BrocaIe, Barage and
Silk Cashmere Tibbet aud French Print Grape Shawls
and S:arfS.
PARAsoIs-Figured Lace Six Brncade, Imperial Wa
tered and Foularl. 1lan and Figured 5 tin
TIS>UEs, SILKS, SATINS AND DRESS GooDS-Ilan figured
and all wool BarageS and l}arege DeIaiins, Muslin bes
American French and English Jaconct and Cambria
French English and American Prints,
MILLINERY GooDs-{}ooTs S1ts AND G. ,JrERs-Pl,in and
fancy, Tipped. Fox, Patterned and Bronzed Children :,
Youths and MISS, in great variety. Mems Cali and hip,
oxford and Union Ties, Slipper, ami Carpet Shoes.
PIECE GOoD,-Tailors Trimmings ami Gents Furnishing
Goos. Mems and Boys Clothing ready made, and made
to order on the shortest notice.
5 H. Fur. Panama, Leghorn, and a variety of other
HAS. Caps &c.
OIL Cloth Drugget and Tapestry, Wool Cotton and
Hemp, Floor and S,air Carpets
A general OF House Furnishing Goods in
Guiding Paper Hangngs, Muslin, Linen Lace and trans
parent Window shades and Curtains wi full of Cord
Ta>>els and Rollers pertaining to- Gilt Cornicc>, S.ar
Rods. Yankee Notions Boots and Shoes etc. ect.
Goods delivered in town boat cara re free
WORLD $ FAIR SORE.
Corner Third ant Rte.ts Streets, 81. I'um
WANTED
n WO PRACTICAL SURVEYORS
i HENRY McKENTY
y eE-t.N1t Deal + in Reel E-tstc
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
OFFICE, dating since the FIRST May, 1853 reques
ted present them Counting Room FORTHWITH.
ESs- See next page, under Commercial head,
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Paul
and Galcna Markets, &c.
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Bag" About six o'clock on Friday evening
last, young man by the name of JOHN FLE
MING, a deck hand on the Var Eagle, while in
bathing from the little island opposite the lower
leyee, got beyond his depth and was drowned
His body has not been recovered.
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EY~ LEWIS CAsS, Jr., Charge at Rome, has
led to the altar Miss LupLAM, Of New York
city. After long residence in Italy, not
withstanding the enticing charms of the fair
Italians, the preference has been given to one
of our own countrywomcn, who had strayed off
TO foreign climes.
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DIED.

A. saltwater lnay July ID, at the residence Of Doc
tor Z. G. Pug,lcy, MI LEMUlL p REYNOLDS, of Sidney
NJ tiIe aged 81 wears.
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The MOrmOnS.

B. G. FERRIS, Esq, late Secretary of the
Territory of Utah has published a book upon
the History, Government, Customs and Pros
poets of the Latter Day Saints. The book is
said to be ably written, and from some of the
extracts we have scen it gives information at
tainabe from no other source. We append,
for perusal, an extract, exposing practices on
ly equallcd by those of ancient Sodom and Co.
mOrrah:
TIE HAREMS OF THE PRIESTHOOD.
The high-prIc-t digntaries of the Church arc ex-
ceednsly >k'iful in procuring young girls for wives.
They i,cnlcate the idea that elderly members, who
have been tried and found faithful, insiru-
mrnts of salvation than the young, who may ap"s,a
tie; and marriage to one who remains steadiast
to the end is essential escape from the fate OF be-
ing angels. seat many young women are fool
ed into this buLblng and >te,hng dion Of pros
ti,uon. Elder " iIio d Woodruff, one of the twelve
apostles. has regular :. stem Of chang Ing his harcm
lie takes in ONE or more young girls, and so mani
ages, after he tires of them, that they glad to ask
tor Il divorce, after which he beats the bush for re-
cuts. He took fresh one, about fn,n teen Yeas
old, in March, 1853, and will prolab, get rid Of her
in the cUu,-c Of th. ensuing Summer. Thee ma
nc; uvcr> are practced or less by the whole
gang the girls discarded by b.corne sealed to
oIhes, and so travel the entire rounds; and when
they accomplish the whole circuit, aud ready To
stat anew, they have Il p'oiomd, realizing Of
female uode>ty, to say nothing Of vi its adj
juncts.
THE NORTON WIFE.
A uit, in Utah, Cannot live out half her DAYS. In
families, where polysamy has not been introduced,
she suffers agony Of apprehension the >uject
which can scarcely he perceived much more de cr-
bd There Is a sad, complaining, suffering look !,
obvious to he most ordinary observer, which tells
III. story, if there no other e> idence on the
subject. In mos, Cases it is producing premature old
aye, and some have already sunk into an early grave
under an imoie,abie weight Of ailc,ion. The man,
from the moment he makes up his mind to bring one
or more conrub,nes into his family, b-cnn,eS always
neglected., and in cases. abusive to his wife,
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The New Hampshire Legislature has elected Mr.
vIEY, Of the New Hampshire Repnrter, State
over BUrTERFIELD of the Patrit.
WE, recently arrived in Philadelphia,
committed suicide in that city, on
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p1" The Galeno, Capt. BLAKE1H, arrived
here from Galcna yesterday.
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HhRLIS " MAtNIEIN ER isTISS :. EDGEitTON
MACKCBIN Il EDGERTON,
BiNhERS, E.ffTftNGE -i.ND REAL ES7.!TE

OFTTE-No I, WIN>I.,w lioUSE. Sr. PhrI. MINNESoTN.
WILL buy ami sell T. <clangc-Ij> good business
w paper At current racS--l.cccivc HcIo>eS-BuN and
SCI" Zeal T. tate t"mm>Sion--Mahc Collect ,mS--iake
charge of Peal tate of re iontS lakes, and do
all other business pertaining To their profession.
REFERENCES
Willis A. German, Governor Minr.-ota Alexander r
TX -t"V ern"r; Ogden Jones Co. Chicago; Cherries
rvin. lei. Bank. Delhi y. V: WaSworth ShcIon
n. V; II. \. Tucker Co. Ev. Bank, Chicago Harrison
Fay. Boston.
f- Notes Of the Merchants Bank, of Niccn receive i
deposit ana for Coli and Exchange cur:en rates.
jane - 1874. ly-iunc 1f
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SAINT PAUL:

TTIEDIILT PIONEER, published erery ueet day
ming at the Oce, Bench STREET Saint IaH Misnesotd and
FURNISHED to Mail Subscribers for SiE Dollars Year Ad
ronce CITY Subscribers Fifteen Cents Week, payable to
the Carrier.
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at II. sds,e offte
SEM 10 Nal Subscribers al M fIIo,ring rates Single Cy
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Dollars; 7tccIce Cuiss T.ire DIlnrS ike dirdnt'Ge
he CtpJ ro'es horyrcr TIE subscription pricc mast pad IN
rlriatiy ia Idco,,'.
To CJ!PRESI'ONDENTS.--.i ynOns communications
,ct reeir attention. Az articles protesting to state fas
mast he accompanied By The Amt"rs name. MT for l'rd-
tom bt as guarantee IF The truth Of the statements made.
Voluntary mnience con'dihHy important nelrS, or
statistics Of The coiition aat goth f ocns and settlements
hrous bout he .Northpe.t, is solicited
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LOUISVILLE, July !.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts, Baptist minister, died
yesterday.
The cholera is still prevailing to some ex-
tent at Independence. Also, along the Mis-
sisSippi and Ohio shores.
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les 81, .,,5E.5La..s.ai : .e.9p.-
Ia 4=SS tts*.. -sf.sE .s.sk.z.,.G
GREAT CENTRAL AND L. S. MAIL

TINO SAINT PAUL. the Atlantic Cities and interme late
/ points via first class steamers of the nne-ota
Packet Company. Michigan Central Railroad. Great
Western (C,,naia) Railroad or the C"mlanv> splendid
line of S Lake Erie connecting with the New
York Central New York and ie, and other important
horoushfares in the United States: This route i perfect
its connections. and is unequae in safety, comfort
dispatch and economy.
Cincinnati a ,>cngers tcketed the New Albany
and Salem Railroad cachiny their destination hours
sooner than b. other route.
Tickets sold to Detroit Buffalo Pittsburgh Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia New York, Boston Niagara
Fails &c, &c., much reduced and by the best
routes. I. VI. NEICALF. Agent,
No. Wn>low House,
Saint Paul, July 1, 1854. jy Adm
int Pa mn
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LAND FOR SALE.

No ACRtS OF land between st. raul AMI st. An
i = ~ tlionv, with Improvements. Ill unlmproNc t
lani between St Paul and Saltwater. -lo 50 acres
land miles from ST. Paula desirable tract ant
will be sold low. EUW.iRD Il. My,
18th and Il IbcrtS StS.
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NOTICE.

'INiiE un'crsi mel has Opened ofc" the al
Fourth and Roberts streets for the practice vi his
profession of Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
All business entrusted to him will be attended to.
promptly AMI faithfully
KFTEEfNcIs.-Geo Hall. New York Charles W.
Rock we'll IL" Henry Hall Boston john 4. EnC.w, II.
Norwich Conn. william B. Bristol New Haven, Conn.
May Hathaway, Toh1in Ohio; Hough & Fay. Fort
Wayne. Ind Joseph A. Wright, ln'iianal polls. Ind.
S Paul. Julv = ISj !tf f. IVA n L. My.
BUSINESS LOTS 10 RENT.
fTNliE undersigned viii for of portion
Il of the ground adjoining his office lrrtS street.
EiW.iR.j Il. My.
July 7-itf 4th and .bcrtS streets.
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Foreign and Miscellaneous News.
NEW YORK. July |

New YORK, July l.
The following intelligence was received by
telegraph from London and Liverpool on the
informing of the Europa's departure.
The Times, in Il leading article Oh the mill
tarv movements in the principalitieS of Wal
llchia and Pennsylvania, says there is reason
TO believe that the Emperor of Austria de-
clare;l that it was not in his power to main
tain his forces where they were, but that they
must enter Moldava if the questions were not
settled without delay. Scarcity Of food among
the Austrian troops is said to be the cause.
The report Of Il great victory in Macedonia
was unfounaed
The Russians have made another unsucccss-
fl! attack upon Sillistria.
The Turkish Admiral had seized upon the
bullion in the Finland Bank.
The treaty with Mexico was ratified yester
day, and Sec'y Guthric handed over check
for 100000, which is to be paid out of the
Sub Treasury on Monday.
Robert Dale Owen, Lewis Cass, Jr., NJ. Dan
iels, Henry r. Jackson, Francis Schroeder, Hen
~ Bcttingcr, Augustus Belmont, j. j. Sick
les, J. L. O'Sullivan, John w. Dana, James
y. Pcdcr, Philo White. Charles Fames and
James 5. Green, have heen confirmed as min
lstcrS rcSiucnI oI tnc CHllcu ottteS, III inc
countries in which they arc now Charge d AZ
flares.
The report Of the treaty between England
and France for the protection of Cuba is de-
MED.
A powder magazine exploded at Aurora on
Monday. One killed and several wounded.
Mcssrs. r. & q. Schuyler Il Co., heavy OPP
orators in railroad stocks failed to-day. LA
bilities estimated at 100000.
The Union sailed at noon for Southampton
and IEavre, with SO passengers and S4l4,236
in specie.
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st. 3)auI auu'ts.
* T. 4 d. n B 90 II 5 d.
SAN,E!S NEW SERIES.

IIANE ven them? They admiral bile books
Ali the teaches who have examined used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes Of the
school room.
They fact the carefully considered results of the
most ample experience in teaching, and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way TO tie wants and power
of the learner.
Here IL the onset ilnll arguments long drawn
ont" TO that the picture ol cat is not cat
that the picture ot hore is not horse that 'thc
picture of is not COW" and otlcr information
elnally valuable and appropriate, in school book for
chill
On the contrary the chilli is assumed 80 have common
sense. and need instructions in what is useful and suit
ed to his He is therefore puzzled the
with long words ami abstract definitions AMI wcarie out
with reading. orat:emnting to read what is without ben
eft hecaue above his capacity, and without interest be
cause insuirra'y dali
In Sanders New Reading Books ever step in the po
till the last is plainly PREF ratory the next
The pupil is Plea any AMI prolahly conducted through
lessons cOn>i sting of two. three Svi!,l.
in regular succession. all containing FIJI of
cIt mora: AMI instructive. yet hi.l. entertaining and
besides arranged while merely t.acn. him to read
to nbue his mind with the most Wholesome thought and
deIcIorc and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers. examine them. and ju.-c for yourselves.
The teachers Throughout the Territory have a
the above books for cyauiua;ion. by calling W. 5
Combs, TIE American House, who is the only author.
izci agent fer Minnesota.
June 2'--dv
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
W. S,Ml Sun. James l-.wtler and John r. bradford
- have this day catered in Iartucr,lip the
style and firm of j. W. : MI son co. for the purpose
and Commission Business. Lower Leyec 81. Paul MINI.
June % lS34 june Aft.
CHARLES y. MAcNUEIS. ER, EpiIRToN.
MACKCBIN & EDCERTON.
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NEW ORLEANS, July !.
The thermometer stands 100 in the shade
already eight cases Of sun strokes have Oc
Cured
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TO RENT.

VERY desirable office roon-.l>O rooms suitable eC
n a small iamily-also 4 convenient shop room
Apply to ErW;Rb r. MAY
july 7dtf 4th and ko5crt> .tS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

nERSONS having real estate TO sell low cash in
/ hand are invited to leave de >cripon of the
with the unIer>i gned. EDW x. M-N.
july 7-itf Corner four, Ii and X bcrt> ST..
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WANTED
m WO PRACTICAL SURVEYORS.
i HENRY McKENTY
j e-I-t.N1t Deal + in Real E-tat
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TO LAWYERS.
L VERY fine assortment Of lawyers Stationery just
\ received by express from New York among which
be found
The Lawyers Common place Book. A superior article
Legal Cap Lnnyfold I.iwyer> 8 ais. N"aral Waters
and in every article of superior quality used by the
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
W. 3 COMBS,
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DpnfnaM's Column.
NEW ARRIVA GOODS

lust ARRIVED, another Large and fashionable s "ck
81 Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Coed.
sesc;ed by myself in New York and Philadelphia Cali
aItl get some Of the great bargains at
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il ST RECEIVED.
T.. HAMILTON X co.

(NA1I. and see extensive Of " i-n Fans
~ at e. HAMILTON X co.
/ Iinr 3o'ltf No. 3 Win. low House
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GRICULTURAL MACHINERY.-The sub
"A scrber has hand the largest stock OF FARMING
pcments found in the State embracing horse powers
which have takeu the first premiums at the late Fal ne
in Baltimore and this CITY wheat Threshers, wneat
seed Sow Planters Germ shelters OF every k
shell from 1900 bushels per day, whlcn are SOFA oN
and warranted fully equal to any 10 be found IN inc h
cutters hand and horse power homny llll s
mills capable grinding bushels Of good meal per hour
Com Cob CrushGr Vegetable Cutters Fan mills some Oh
which have taken "a premiums with several medals ao
cates of their pre-einence all others; aroWs Vi
every size and shape Cullivators for and two ho
es with and reversible steei teen
Cotton and Tobacco CuvaOrs, Plows of all patterns lor
one two and four horses, large and deSlrao m M
be found in house north or S0"t'
20 tons Pillow Castings suit okes OK BOWS 1he
irons Bow pins while Trees, Trase Chains OX ana LOG
Chains, Axes Grub hoes wedges Drag ana GuR'EH.1r
Teeth spades sovels, Forks. (sOne worth so eacl uro
Tools hoes Garden Plows and Curaors nam Pumps,
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines, fost-hOle Augcrs pun
Rings Balls Butter Churns with every oheT aesirape
Implement for The Farm be found III any Agricultural
House north with many other desirable GOODS
viz Bar Iron all for the farm, blacksmith snip
wright carriage makers, &c. &c; bellows anvlis, wees
stocks and dies hand and sedge hammers blast Pe cart
boxes carriage axes and springs, coudros and otner mol
lew castings eriudstoncs framed and not framed, with fric
ton rollers same &c, with large lot OF superior green
and black teas CIGARS white and colnrcd carpet warp hemp
tHine for sturgeon nets, wrought and cut nails ship and
boat spikes with great many other goods which cannot
be enumerated advertisement. All in want Inv
ted call and supply themselves on the best terms
Norfolk, Va, Dec. L. 1888. 10