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BEDSTEAD MANDATORY,
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS,


OFFICE, No ..HOLLAND PLACE,
Sd Anthony Street, So. Paul, NJ. T.
XUHERE he can lie consulted by persons with discas
w ed LUNGS or LIVER. Also for all chronic dis
Office hours from clock, A. M, to p. u
lie also keeps prepared for sale the following Remedies
Posts Lung Restorative.
A sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds. sc.
Oriental Tooth Wash.
Warranted to cleanse and purify the Teeth and destroy
all cause Of decay
Posts Tonic Mixture.
Posts Anti-DysPeptic Syrup.
Posts Pain Exterminator,
Fur the rheumatism and all local Pains.
Cholera Antidote,
For the Cholera and all Bowel complaints All per
sons suffering by change Of water exposure will find
the above a most valuable remedy.
Remedies aso prepared at short notice for all prevail
Ing diseases.
Nov. 10, 1854
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Gs~ Hon. VIM. II. Seward, in the course of
his argument in the Mccormick Reaper case,
recently decided in Albany, says the farmer
now plunges boldly with his reaper into field
of a thousand acres and gathers the harvest
within period almost as short as that in which
he formerly stood, with cradle in hand, study
ing the phases Of the moon for auspices of the
weather! There was no resisting such solid,
logical reasoning as that, and the jury return
ed verdict of 81 $50 in favor of his client.
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They Have Arrived!

GNHE extensive and well selected stock of goods which
L. have been opening the past ten days the
Of J. f. Fullerton, Third street, are ready for
the inspection of the citizens ST. Paul and Minnesota.
The stock consstsof English. French, German and Amer
lean Dry Goods Really Made Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Millinery Goods, etc.
The above articles have been purchased with much
and pains spared to render this the best
well the most general selection of the kind in this city
and hatter myself that offer in uccmen,s
all who may favor with call. Will try merit
reputation for the bargains offer not for the amount
Of gas use in my circulars
In short, respectfully solicit call from those wishing
to buy, and there shall be nothing left uIone
store pleasant and agreeable House TO trade and
thereby prove myself worthy of share Of public
ton. Ny customers will always be politely treated, and
goods shown with pleasure al all times.
J. Z. FULLERTON.
st. Paul, May &c, 1924. DIFF
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly dou-
Bile the quantity Of reading matter
in that Of the Fifty cents or Dol
lar Publications. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret iniirmities
and disorders Of youth and matu-
rity, resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers; observations on marriage,
its duties and disqualiflcations, Il
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the tax duplicate Of
IN Ramsey county, for the year 1884, has been
in my hands with the proper warrant attaehcd requiring
me to collect the same Owners Of real estate per-
sonsl property (outside Of the city OF ST. Pau there
fore take notice that all taxes assessed against them
mnst be paid Immediately. have authorized George
Hezlep to collect the same the duplicate with the war
rant is in his han Is and will be found his office op
posite the American Hotel in st. Paul.
Promptness Of payment will save time, trouble and
costs. A. n. FRIDLEY,
Sheriff OF Ramsey County.
Sherif's Once, st. Paul, Oct. Is, 1854. oct2stf.
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@ralsrits ano provisions.
N. E. TYSON & CO.,
Robert street, befceen Third and Fourth Sfreefs, St.
Paul, MnnesOfG Territory.
FOR THE MERCHANTS OF THE
UPPER UNTRY!

Great Inducements TO Trade in The City Of 81. Paul!
AN UNDERWRITING ONE PRICE CASH SYSTEM.
TuNHE Subscribers have just received their stock Of
Il Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &C., &C., which
they offer 10 their friends and the public tOc. Their
goods been carefully selected, and their facilities in
purchasing will allow them to sell, for cash at least ten
per cent. less than other house In st. Paul. 4er-
chants from the Upper Country who have been In the
habit of going below to purchase their supplies are re-
specially invited give call, they will time
and trouble purchasing their goods from NJ E. Tyson
& CO-expense and risk Of travelling, loss Of time,
pensivc transportation, detention Of goods by low water,
and long absence from their homes and families, good
why their purchases should be made In home
market.
respectfully suggest these facts to the Upper Coun
try Merchants, believing 1t for their interest to make
their purchases from U.S. guaranteeing to them goods
cheaper and well selected be- obtained above st.
Louis.
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Carpets! Carpets Carpets !

ME subscriber most respectfully begs leave TO in
Il form the citizens Of st. Paul and vicinity that
has this day opened extensive and
Of House Furnishing Goods in the Empire Block, St.
Anthony street, the American House, where
offer for sale all goods usually kept in this kind
at much less prices than the quality Of goods have
ever been sold In this market. Persons wishing
Common Carpets, window Shades or Curtains GILT Cor
nices, Paper Hangings, Oil Cloths Mats, &c, &C., will
md they can now be accommodated in ST. Paul. avoiding
the necessity OF sending to st. Louis or Chicago and
goods will be sold as low In st. Louis.
ALSO, AGENT for the ROCHESTER, SCALE WORKS
and CovERT's FIRE KING SAFES, q good assortment
Of which Is hand.
o. KING, No. Empire Block.
St, Paul, August %. 1854.
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CULVER & FONSECA.
No. 9, wINSLOw HOUSE.

No. 3, WINSLOW HOUSE.
WE are now in the receipt Of our Full Stock Of
w WINTER GOODS, which we will sell at the pery
Ioresf cash price, Thankful friends for their
liberal patronage heretofore would respectfully so
licit continuance Of the same, feeling confident Civ
ing satisfaction, both In quality and prices. Our stock
consists in part as follows:
Bleached L Bro. Sheetincs worsted Plaids
do do Shirtings: W oolen ShawIs
Tickings, 81, A. and 1yd: do goods for children
Check and Stripe Shirtings :Chemiscttes
Bleach'd & Brown Canton: Sleeves
F.annels collars
White, Red & Vel. Fan'IDress Trimmings
Salisbury and Opera, do. Ribbons and Laces
Aerrmack & Fancy Prints Cotton and Lin Table Dam.
Muslin de Lain, A II wool do: ask,
Together with q general assortment of Readv Made
Clothing Furnishing Goods, Hats Cavs. Boots Shoe.
&c., Re.
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HORACE PENFIELD,
LATE OF UTICA. NEW YORK.

LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
LAS established IN st Paul, on Fourth,
l. between st Peters and Market street, = u IN
extensive Carriage Mandatory,
where he expects and 10 determined to ~
Keep up the reputation Of the work which S
has heretofore been turned out Of his sn1sa1R
Enlistment at his old locations He will employ none but
the best of workmen nothing but the best timber
and IRON allow trimming, painting, finishing about
his establishment that will stand the
rigid scrutinzers in taste and all work
about the establishment, and sell at prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions of repairing and jobbing done to order
upon Kind Of work 10 the carriage, wagon veh-
Gle line Sleighs ses, and all articles for WINTER will
be manufactured and on hand In season
In Short all customers cannot fail to be suited by call
Ing at the Mandatory
July 6, 1854 d&wtf
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WAKEFIELD & BROWN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
IA Homes ST., opposite the WATSON House, Skakopee,
Scott county, NJ. T., will give prompt attention to the
business Of their profession in this and adjoining
ties. Claims bought and sold. Information furnished
with reference to titles free Of charge.
J. D. WAKEFIELD. l.. M. BROWN.
Nov, 27, 1854, (w1y)
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Sale Stable.

TIME undersigned begs leave to inform
IL the public generally that he has ~k83HE
leased the stable Third street formerly 9dzAI W.
occupied by w Vincent. W
Having put the stable in thorough rc-EAx5HzGl,
pair Is now ready for the reception those who NAV
favor me with their patronage.
The srictest attention will given to all dissertations
of stock left in my charge; also my unlimited know
Of the market affords my friends strangers and the pu-
lie generally, opportunity rarely with for making
sales.
Horses k:pt by the month, week, day al
goody snare OF the public patronage is respect
Iully solicited. 4. A. BlSSELL.
Saint Paul, March IS, 1854. 27tf
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE!!

MOREOVER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
W notwithstanding the cry about READY MADE
CLOTHING! but you will find that the BOSTON CLO-
THING STORE under the Minnesotian Office, is the
place where you purchase Clothing Gents Fur
uishing goods, OF description wholesale or
at the lowest cash prices. have lust received by the
War Eagle, our Fall and Winter Goods. Give us a CALL
one and all-at the Boston Clothing Store under the
Hinnesoian Office. G. G.. GRISWOID
Sept. 27th, 1854. dir
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July 10, 1854.
CASHIER, HINCKLEY & CO,

CASHIER, HINCKLEY & co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Provisions, Family Groceries and all kinds of
Country Produce,
On 81 street at the old stand Of J. M. Farmer.
"AvING lately opened a stock at this well
Il known stand, they would respectful invite the at
enton of the citizens of St. Paul and the adjoining
try to Their stock Of
Groceries and Provisions,
Among which may be found the bes Equality Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Clarified, and crushed Oysters, and Sardnes;
CARS; Dried Apples and PAches;
Young Tyson, Imperial Prunes. Rasins, Figs and
souchons, Black Teas; Currants;
n o and sugar House Mo- Olive OIL;
lasses, Golden syrup; Mustard;
Goldfish, Herring, Mack'I; Vinegar;
Nos 2 and 3, an axcel- Starch;
lent article; Mould, star, and sperm
Rice; Candles,
Spices, of all kinds and va Cocoa,
rcties; Rio and Java Coffee;
and in fact every variety Of Family Supplies which
may be called for.
~ Remember Farmers Old Stand next door below
the Worlds Fair, Third street;
Dec 10, lS53-13tf
A QUANTITY Of first rate Buckwheat, and Corn
IA Meal, for sale by
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FORWARDING an0 Commission.
). w. BASS. THEODoR BoRUP. 8. =. cHAMPLfN.
BASS, BORUP & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
81 Paul .MinneA0fd.


"E would respectfully inform the public that We
have made extensive arrangements, with increas-
ed facilities for continuing the Storage, Forwarding and
Commission Business In this place. Censignmens and
any other business inrusted to will always
ceive prompt, personal and strict attention.
Liberal Cash Advances will be made on Produce IA
Merchandise in hand, and conssners will always be as
sured obtaining the highest prices and quickest returns
afforded by Market Orders for purchasing filled at
shortest notice and lowest market prices.
The Forwarding and Receiving Business will have In
instance, the most particular attention dispatch
and guaraned the lowest rates OF freight always
Obtained and the expense Of storage and much
possible avoided.
Feeling assured from long residence the country,
experience and method Of ransactng business to-
gether with liberal rate Of charges will insure the
public custom and approval. BASS, BORUP & co.
REFERENCES
Chouteau, Jr, 4 Co, New York, Livingston Fargo,
Buffalo, J w Banning, Cincinnati, Dole, Rumsey &
Co, Chicago, Rigs lowering, st L.uis George Smith,
Chicago, Choueau, Jr Co, St Louis, James Carter
Co.. Galena, Choutcau Vale, st. Louis, II Campbell,
+ Co, Gaena, Buford Brothers, Rock Island, II Nc
Closkey, Gaena, II Sibley, Mendoza, Franklin Steele,
Fort Smelling, Borup Cakes, st Paul.
April I, 1854 tf29
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PRIVITE MEDICAL TREATISE.
ON THE
Physiological View of Marriage.

NJ. B. LA CROIX, Nj. ID. Albany, N. Y,
$50 Pages and 80 Fine Plain and Colored Autographs
and Plates.
~ Price only Twenty Five Cents.-H
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THE TRUE AND GENUINE WOODS HAIR RES.
TORATIyR, for sale at DR. Kinney's Drug Store, No
8, Winslow House.
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ST. PAUL GYMNASIUM.
EMPIRE BLOCK.
VuNHE Manager of the SAINT PAUL GYMNASIUM
Il takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of st. Paul
and Its vicinity that he has opened his in the EN-
PRE- BLOCK for the reception OF gentlemen wishing
indulge In TIE health restoring exercise afforded by
nasc sports. To all those suffering from fully
developed muscular structure gymnastc exercises
peculiarly adapted to restore vigorous and healthy tone
TO the physical SYSTEM Exercise, together WITH pure
air and cold water juiicously used, in the pre-
scribed in his establishment, fail In making the
most weakly strong aud robust.
Mr.. Manchester has been at considerable expense In
fitting for the purpose above named, hopes
to receive share Of public patronage In his line OF bust
ness. s. p. MANCHESTER. Manager.
st. Paul, Nov. %, 1854. tt
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SALTWATER AND TAYLOR'S FALLS.

SALTWATER AND TAYLOR'S FALLS.
WILL LEAVE
Saltwater Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
A. Ne, and return on alternate days.
SHAKOPEE.
coach for Shakopee will leave st. Paul on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock, P. NJ, and
return'on alternate days.
Passengers will be called at the Principal no.
tells. s. POWERS, PrODriefor.
Aug. %, 1884. ICHy papers COW
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The ENTERTAINMENT AT THE BALDWIN SCHOOL
EDIFIcE.-A congregation of intelligence, worth
and beauty such as no city of its age and size,
save st. Paul, can bring together, assembled
at the Baldwin School Building on Thanksgiv.
ing evening, to do justice to the call of the la
dies of the First Prcsby Church. The
spacious rooms were thronged, almost to dis
comfort; and in regard to the arrangements,
1T is unnecessary to speak, knowing as all our
local readers do in whose charge they were.--
TWAS one ofthe very best of the many good
occasions OF the kind We have ever attended.
We understand the receipts were about 1925.
CARRYING THE MAIL INTO EVERY NV,
HorsE.-The mail coach team, out O: St Pan,
yesterday morning, met with some kind of n
mishap after it crossed the river, and n RIM.
away was the consequence. The'horses took
occasion to run their own heads against, and
the end of the pole through the side Of Mr.
Bells house, over in Dakota, by which overt
acta bureau standing against the assaulted
wall was shattered and its contents scattered
over the room. The inmates of the topse a,
first thought their domci had b.on y;s;,oa
with stroke of lightning, and the summer.
like temperature of the weather would seem
to give cause for such suspicion.
-IS- Thanksgiving day was not SO general.
iy observed in St Paul as we have known it
heretofore, although the greater part of the
population abstained from their usual avoco-
cation, and paid due deferance to the occa-
sion.
G9- The ball at the Contra, uouso
Thanksgiving night was quite well attended,
those present speak well of the attentions n, "a
them ny the gentlemen who now have char,o
OF that old favorite public house,
~ An exchange, describing a countcrfe;,
oenk Dill, says the vignette is cattle and HOGS
win church in the disfanee, A verv oood
illustration ofthis worlds doings.
iooSG AxERTcA.-A distinguished LAWYER IN
court street. in Boston, missed his K. N offico
Dos' the day after election. In the conrse If
the day news was received that the vouno
biackstone had been elected a member of the
Legislature. and had remained at home n 70
ceive the congratulations of bis politica,
friends.
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GRE I INDUCE NJ EN- Tt

Seeking Bargains.
L. LARPENTEUR wishes it to be generally I'M
As derstoOd, that notwithstanding the WAR IN EU
ROPE may raise the price Of
DRY G obs
In Of the markets Of the world 1t not had that
eerned. lie is receiving direct East ne
of the finest and largest stocks of DRY GOODS.
brought to this market, which he is prepared sell
at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers Having
taken great in the selection Of his Stock the public
can rely finding every thing in his line the best
quality. The ladies will find in the following list COM
psing but small portion Of Stock variety Of arti-
es for their use, such as
SUMNER ONNETS;
Silks, satins, and Dress vevet, large and beautiful
sOrtment goods of the latest styles and
superior quality De Lanes Of style; shawlS Gloves
CaicOes, oil plain, and figured Hosiery cotton woocn
&c; Curtain Damask, different colorS and qualities.
Carpcting, and Oil-cloths,
Carpet rugs ETC., large and beautiful assortment Sc
will be sold at small advance ON eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcslinss.,
Summer hats and caps, latest boots Shoes for
and boys ladies and misses boots and shoes, large
and varied assortment
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
very low persons wishing ready made cOting will do
well to call and examine stock before purchasing.
We will continue TO receive additions present
stock by arrival from below, and boast
pete assortment for the trade any establish
ment above st. Louis.
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DAVID hartley.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Liquors, Vines, Cordials, Imported Havana Cioars
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco, Preserved Fruits,
Pickles, Oysters, Sardines, HOLSTERS, CLANS,
Glassware, &C., &c.
NO. 81 MAIN STREET, NEAR THE STEAMBOAT
LANDING,
HAS in store and to arrive, the following. which he
IL offers for sale at the lowest prices. The Stock was
selected by himself in NewYork, Philadelphia
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LIQUORS, WINES AND coRDIALs,
kinds: Otard, Dupuy Co.'s; Pinet, CastiIlon & Co.'S
United PropretOrs Hennessey Co.'s; A. Seignctte.
pipes Holland Gin,-the casks pure Port Wine, for
celebrated sSwan'' brand medical purposed
do. Jamaica Spirits, 10 casks Madeira Wine
bbls. Old Peach Brandy 2 casks Sherry Wine
do N. 4. Rum 20 baskets Heitisick Cham.
80 do. New-York Brandy payne Wine
10 do. do. Gin 20 casks Burgundy Port
pipe 81. Croix KUN bbls. Lemon Syrup
20 bbls. Bourbon and Mo- so boxes Candy
nongahela Whiskey 100 do. rcctined Whiskcy
HAVANA CIGARS.
$4,000 imported Havana Cigars, the largest cheap
kst.
70 boxes Virginia Tobacco, superior article
70 do. Missouri Tobacco,
20 do. Smoking Tobacco.
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, ETC.
200 cans preserved peaches,
200 do. b do do
100 do. ON do strawberries
500 do. Baltimore Cove Oysters
% bxs assorted pickles, 80 cans CLANS
" DO. tomato Catsup 10 bxs pepper sauce
20 cans Holsters, 25 gross PLAYING Cards
Decanters, Tumblers, Obits, Pint Flasks, etc. large
assortmen direct from the mandatory Pittsburgh
Salena, Sept, 1854. ~
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,

MARVIN has just received direct from the man.
lAs ufacturer, his Fall and Winter supply Of
Boots and Shoes.
Ills peculiar advantages owing TO his practical acquan
with the business, enables him to the pub
lie very superior lcle and while he wi sell at as
low prices his motto still remains, g The best
Goods are the Cheapest"
Leather and Findings at the lowest Galena prices.
am still manufacturing all kinds Of Gentlenien's and
Ladies' Boots and Shoes in the latest and Styles
short notice.
Orders from q distance promptly attended to.
Third Street, near Roberts, 81. Paul.
Oct, Ii, 1854.
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n part Of the following articles:
100 bx table salt
l 20 bx cheese
d do 100 bis soda, butter & water
crackers
% do pilot bread
p do 200 drums figs
40 bx pickles
400 bags dairy salt
oap 100 bbls mess pork
ldles 800 do Jasper flour
ga 10 hhds canbassed hams
10 plain
8 do shoulders O..
8 clear sides
Is bbls leaf lard
100 kgs do
50 lbs nutmegs
100 bx yeast powder
kerel 80 dz buckets
20 nests tubs
lmon 30 dz wash boards
RS 20 bx clothes pins
30 coils cordage
80 bx starch
100 bx windsor Glass
1sin 10 bbls almonds & filberts
20 cases backing
200 N "D percussIon caps"
SO thous water proof do
90 bbls corn meal
lento 300 cases matches
SO bx pint TASKS
20 bx quart do
200 bags assorted shot
10 bbls smoking tobacco
ne 20 bx chocolate
SO bx tin foil tobacco
lper SO bx asserted candy
100 demijOhns, assorted
10 dz shoe brushes
5 10 scrubbing brushes
AND LIQUORS.
nolia IN Rum
10 casks Madeira wine
5 " Sherry
so box Claret wine
~ DA DTdlIuy CucTTlcS
10 Lemon Syrup
SO baskets IIeidsick wine
asks 20 bx peppermint
70 bx StOughton bitters
10 casks Malaga wine
20 bills cherry brandy
2 " Irish whiskey
y 2 6 Scotch do
RS we would respectfully solicit q
tronaSe, as we will endeavor to
mplete SO that they can at all times
yer they may want in our line.
received and promptly
will be sent to any part Of the city
N. E. TYSON < co.
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J. c. BURBANK. c. T.. WHITNEY.
]. c. BURBANK g. CO.,

MISSION MERCHANTS,
ROGERS, and Dealers in Grain and Provisions
Wha,f Boat, St. Paul. Minnesota.
SHIPPERS and Consignees will find 10 their interest
- to do business with the expense Of abof and
drayage Is saved.
REfERENCES.-Gov W German, Henry N Rice, W
Marshall & Co, Alex Wllkin, st. Paul; II Campbell
and Co, George Campbell, LOrain Co, Harris
and Co, Gaena; Otis West, Sass, st. Louis.
70 Mark packages care Of d. 4 Co., Upper Landing,
st. Paul, MT.
April % 1854 tf32
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The Lamplighter,
ME latest and best American (which is excjtin
II great sensation East, just received and Ms
BY Z. HOWITZ Co.,
At LeDuc's Old Bookstore.
G!HEEsR-i ton Of W r., nrst quality. for sale by
~ PRESLEY.
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ihSb StoNh NoiioiSts ia Ps
&c hhds sugar
100 bbls A * Is clarified
so crushed & powdered dc
50 bbls. 5 II molasses
IS n . do
rs hf bbls & kgs syrup do
SO sacks Rio coffee
$50 keg, assorted nails
100 bxs palm & rosin soap
200 do mould h star candle,
so hf ch Imp & Y II Tea
100 bxs do
100 bxs black tea
800 bush dried apples
100 1" peaches
$50 bx chewing tobacco
100 NJ Rcgalia cigars
10 bbls saleratus
IS bbls No l., 2&3 mackere
20 bX herring
100 kits mackerel & salmon
10 bx Baltimore Oysters
Is Cas- Sardincs
8 tierces rice
40 bbls cider vinegar
10 do tar, pitch and rOsin
so bx raisins
100 " mustard
25 &c gro pepper
10" ginger
20 bags pepper & pimentC
100 lbs cloves
20 bx pepper sauce
so &c I ID Pipes
so dOZ BrOOms
10 bales wrapping Irvine
90 bx smok tobacco
10 reams wrapping paper
Is bx tomato catsup
10 " walnut ="
81 dz manila bedcords
25 dZ hemp :"
10 bbls lard oil
WINES Al
200 bbls Peake's Magnolii
Whiskey
so bbls Bourbon
10 Monongohela do
25 n Y Brandy
10 bbls Baltimore Gin
do Holland gin
90 quarters and 8 casks
Brandy
10 casks port wine
s do ale and porter
8 do peach brandy
8 do old mon whiskey
To our retail customers "
continuance Of their patron
keep our assortment compl,
be supplied with whatever
Any orders will be thank
attended to, and goods will
free Of charge.
July 10. 1854.