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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-07
BOOKS! BOOKS!.
The Pioneer Bookstore of st. Paul.
r.. H0~VTZ &, IN

RESPECTFULLY public, they have pu
IL chased from W. &. LEDUC, ESQ., his old
Bookstore Immediately opposite the POstOce
greatly added to the stock Miscellaneous and
Works. presenting assortment larger and
than can be found in ST. Paul
Louis;
That they have complete assortment
Ndft0ndry and additions every
boat;
That they design to maintain the weknown reputation of
this smen for keeping the largest, best cheapest
stock of VAL Paper;
That they agents for Hnpes celebrated Monthly aga
-ne where subscribers rely receiving earliest
possible moments;
That they the authorized wholesale
pers rdiudb Miscellaneous and standard Works, they
will furnish at the Publishers prices in Ner FORKS
That they Will continue to keep and sell A. S.
Series Of School Books, which by
perntenen Public Schools Minnesota, and universally
used throughout the Territory
That they keep always hand Sfodddrd & Co.'S Pianos
the best In tone and nish selected with
ted 10 give satisfaction;
That they will continue TO supply Prince Co.'s elodeons
at the Manufacturers Prices;
That they sole agents in the territory mills for
the sale OF Printing Papers
And that generally they will keep their limo
business. and reputation Of this
Pioneer Bookstore OF Minnesota.
Come and try u>;-terms /. variabiy cash.
CORNER OF THIRD AND WABASH STREETS. Opposite
POST-OFFIGE.
l.tl
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J. W. BASS. THEODOR BoRUP. 6, r. HAMPIIN.
BASS, BORUP Il CO.,
Storage. Forwarding and Commits siou Merchants.
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE CHICAGO RI OK ISLAND RAILROAD
Leree, opposite Steamboat Landing, ST. Paul Ninnesotc
REFERENCES:
p Choueau, Jr Co., n York. Livingston Fargo, Buffalo,
d. J. W. BANNING Cncinnat Dole Rumsey Coz Chicago,
Riggs 4 lowering, ST. Louis, Geo. Smith,
P Chouteau, Jr. & Co.. James Carter & Co., Gaena,
Chouteau & Vale, B. ". Campbell & Co.,
Buford Brothers, Rock Island, | II. F. McCloskey,
Z. T. Sawyer Co., Franklin Steele Fort Smelling.
II. II. Sihey. Mendoza, Borup l. Oakes, st. Paul.
Liberal Advances made Consignmens-Nark
Scare b., h. Il Co., st. Paul, ". To- myI5;ly
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NEW ROOFS TORE!

n HAMILTON Co.'S No. ;, Wnslow House. receive
VI ing and opening the largest assortment of
Books Stationery, W all Paper ever before
brought west of Chicago, which they very
lowest possible cash prices.
We would call attention to stock WALL PAPER
comprising rolls which low
rates. Those wanting Wall Paper, would at our
assortment.
Our stock STATIONERY can't side of Chi
WRITING PAPER of all grades. PENS, INK, RUBBER,
INKSTANDS, RULERS, BLoTTING AND DRAWING PAPER
all descriptions and articles usually
tionery establishment.
GOLD PENS. We have a large stock of J. G. Bms Gold
warranted, which public Eastern
prices. Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, article.
Idgers, Journals Day books Pass books
of all STYLES, In sets SINGLE
have a good Miscellaneous Books, and great
variety Chilcns Books. which fail to please.
Cheap publications. We have in store
and received by Express they
from the press. We New
by which all the works forwarded to
printed.
Of School Rocks have all of A. s. BARNES Co.'s pub
LEGATIONS. which in
town. give rs CALI &. A. HAMILTON CO.,
June 29-tt. 10. Ham
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Cy1 The clcrgymen in whose congregations
were many of those whose lives were lost on
board the i'll fated Arctic, says the New York
Express. visited number of the bereaved fam
lilies Wednesday and Thursday. 1t is impossible
to realize the agony experienced in many of these
late happy households, especially where hopes
were high Of speedy family reunion among
friends long separated. Some of the city clergy.
men have spoken of their duty, connected with
this calamity, as the most painful they have ever
had to perform.
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sanders New Series.
IL Il A ID / n &. 200 s.!

HAVE YOU SEEN THEN?
VTNHEY admirable Teachers who have
amined and warmly their singular fitness
for the purposes of the school room.
IheS are III act the carefully considered results
ample experience in teaching, and accordingly adj
mraby in every the powers learner.
here III the onset no '' arguments long drawn
prove tEat picture of cat is not cat
or herse Is not horse' that ssthe picture
cow, and other information equally appropriate
in a school book a child.
ON the contrary the child is assumed to have
anu TO need instructions in what his
He is therefore puzzled with long words
and abstract definitions, g. or at
tempting to read what without above
pacity, and without interest, because nsueraby dun.
In Sanders New Reading Books. till
the very last Is plainly preparatory pupil
pleasantly and protaby conducted through consisting
OF one two three, yllabes; all
containing matter full of interest, moral Instructive vet
highly entertaining and besides while merely
teaching him read Undue most whole
some and develope and strengthen his
Teachers examine them, and judge yourselves.
The Teachers throughout the Territory have sett of the
above Books for examination by calling s. Combs near
the American House, agent for Min
nesota.
June 6-a1y.
~ Daily Democrat copy,
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LANsING.-Thc business of this place is better
than ever before and ss., most days, prcsent
a scene of hustle and trade equal to that of many
a large place. Every steamboat that comes up the
river, lands number of passengers here, and
largelots of freight. There is a constant stream
of loaded wagons, passing our Office, to and fro,
containing the produce of the farmers west of us,
or going the other way with the families and eff
fects Of newly arrived immigrants.
Our merchants all doing fine business,
and several new have lately come into this
place. The farmers have this season had such
good success, that they all wear smiling, con-
tented faces. Our mechanics are all very busy,
and although they have put up large number of
buildings the present season. there are not enough
for the people, there being two and three families
in some houses.
The position of Lansing, as the market town for
northern Iowa, is an ndsputable one, and if busi-
ness continues to increase in the ratio that we
have since came here, the greatest antic-
ipations we ever formed. will be realized. Vcri-
ly We are prospcring !-Ld'asing Int.
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MINNESOTA PAcKETs.-The Minnesotan thinks
that line of Dubuque and st. Paul Packet will
be established next pring and that St. Paul will
be released from her dependence on Galena, if
that would not he jumping from the fat to the
fire, we are no Judges of small matters. BY the
way, since the discovery of that Land BIZ Fraud,
the Minnesotian and the Democrat, the Dubuque
Express and Ilerald-IIon. Mr.. Rice and Briga-
dicr General George Wallace Jones, Senator in
Congress from the State of Iowa-have been I'M
usually sweet upon each other. Mutual danger
has made them mutually knd.-Galena Jet:
That's
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A New NAME FOR Boar A new boat built
at Louisville, for Capt. Hicks, was launched last
Saturday, and christened Shanghai They have
built such number of boats on the Ohio river
this summer that all the old names have been
exhausted: Names must certainly be getting
scarce.-Mo. Rep.
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The latest intelligence from Rio Janeiro as
serts that there is great excitement in Brazil
in consequence of decree of the Government,
that no officer in the army, below the rank iof
Colonel shall be allowed to marry, except
with the permission of the Government. The
women of Rio were very much excited about
it and made n furious Outcrv.
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One SOURCE OF EyIL.-The Portsmouth Chron-
icle, in an article on the evils OF intemperance,
has the following:
One prolific source of evil in this community at
the present time, causing deep anxiety among the
true friends of the temperance reforms is the fire.
guency with which Intoxicating drinks are intro
gatherings. But this is not, by any means, the
worst of the case. Were such Babylon;sh usages
confined to those who make no professions of
sympathy with their fellow men, the injury to the
community would be comparatively slight. But
when we see such practices unrcbukcd in the pres.
ence Of woman-in the presence Of our clergy
men-and that, too, when our children are guests
with us at these festivities feel that the very
stones should cry out against such denominations.
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HAIR.-You rarely, if ever, see a politician
with smooth hair, great scholar with fine
hair, an artist with black hair, Top with red
whose hair is carefully adjusted.
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ABSENCE OF MIND An Absent minded gen.
tcman on the Common the other day while xiii
ling time by throwing stick into the Frog
Pond for his dog to jump in for, and fetch
out, inadvertently plunged in himself, and came
out swimming to the shore with the stick be-
tween his teeth to the great amusement of the
spectators.-Boston Bee.
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O. There has been gathered from single ap-
pie tree upon the farm of Nehemiah Perkins, in
Tropsfied, Mass, the extraordinary quantity of
one hundred bushels (forty barrels) of apples
ly producing from so to GO bushels. 1t is about
so years old.
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How TO rEs.L g Coon EcG.'-If you desire
to be certain that your eggs are good and fresh,
put them into water. If they lay first on their
side they are good beyond doubt. If the butt
turns up they not fresh. This is an infallible
rule to distinguish good from g bad egg
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w. 8. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADV ERTlSING AGENr,
No. IA Second Street, OppOsefhe Post Qce st. LOws, Mo.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. II. & W. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden l. Wilson,
Sc AdOlphus Meier X Co. II. X X. b. White.
myl6tf & Co.
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SPENCER, WILSON l. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, SC,
their Steam Mill, prepared fill all orders in their
line with prompness and dispatch. having hand
xoo,o feet Of dry. clear well-seasoned Lumber, including
se QUANTITY OF Flooring Also, quantity Of Doors,
French Doors and Windows, which
cheaPf"r CASH myls~dtf
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JUST RECEIVED
800 More Copies Of
BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
"MinnesOta and its Resources in 1854.
WORK of 400 pages, handsomely Illustrated
n To which is added Campfire Sketches, with new man
of the Territory. By j. Wesley Bond.
The Sixth Edition, enlarged and improved present
Summer has just been published York, and The work Is
still selling rapidly all Union.
For sale BOND g. KEILOGG,S
City Drug Store, ST. Anthony-st., Upper st. Paul.
And at all the Bookstores and Otes board of all the
Upper Mississippi Steamboats,. aug5-v
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NOTICE..


=. A. hOBEkIS. OF the ate nIIn VI
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN RODENTS,
DEING disunited said firm, the proprietor ena-
ID bed to offer to the public, work Of superior quality than
has been heretofore such the imitation OF all
Fancy Mantle Pieces Marbled, and initiated
painted in fancy colos,
ranted equal to the Paris London style.
Specimens work calling at the residence Of
J. A. R.. opposite the Rice House, s. st. Anthony street.
st. Paul, sug30y
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ssEvery Man to his Trade.''

ssEvery Man to his Trade.'
MARVIN has just received from the East his spring
the Shoe tfes him assuming that his selection OF
goods that practically with
the business and he has no hesitation in saying that his present
stock is the best ever brought to the Territory
as
&C., Sc and with large of experienced workmen, is
in the best and in the NewYork Styles which he
will sell as lOU as the lowest. His motto is
THE BEST GOODS ARE THE CHEAPEST.
s-dtf. THIRD sTREET-NEAR ROBERTS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVING just received large addition to former
stock would call the attention of old customers and
fellow citizens generally thereto. My stock which has been
cles:
40 reams cap paper, 40 reanls letter paper,
100 g fancy note dos Euve,o aUe note gilt
6 fancy note, Manning, 10 Legal.
Blank Books.
200 long blk books half bound 200 do broad
80 day books Russian bound, 90 cash books, do,
4 dozen bankers blanks, 4 dozen pencil books,
! s. tuck, large, g tuck, small,
&c pass books, &c steamboat men,,
&c pocket ledgers, sets leger, journal and day book
Wall Paper.
1000 rolls common wall paper, 1000 satin paper,
70 S'''" 00''e'Si Pens. pens:: s''' Ve''e''
dozen superior gold pens, 100 gross Gillotts pens,
SO {" Holland quilts, SO q" metallic.
Musical Instruments.
Banjoes, Guitars Accordions,
Flutes, IIamonians, HarIs
Pencils.
silver card pencils, Faber's drawing
French drawing. in sets, FabcrS Pencils,
Carpenters large black. Carpenters red pencils.
Playing Cards.
a gross imported Players, gross Hishlandcrs,
Sc fancy, eagle gilt,
1 &c steamboat, visiting
4 6 satin surface cards, Sc enameled cards.
Music Books.
2 doZ Violin Instructors, 2 do Guitar Instructors,
2 IS Futencs, Flutes.
Sundries.
back CANNON boards, Pen racks
Sand boxes, Black sand,
lnkstands, all kinds, Date boxes,
Portable desks, Paper clasps,
St-1u c."'@ Carpenter articles.
large stock all kinds School books without
number.
500 Latest works of the day.
Portfolios of all kinds.
Fishing tackle of all kinds,
cash.
My terms strictly cash, believing it
the buyer well as the seller.
Persons purchasing goods in line will do well
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble to show goods. Goods part
city free of charge.
wishing have copies of McGufys,
Towns, and other series charge.
Schools furnished at very low rates.
WIN. DAHL;
No. %, Robert street, Saint Paul.
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Rev. DR.. ARNErK, of Wisconsin, has just had
a life insurance Of $1,000 secured to him by the
congregation of St. Paul's Church.-There has
been no better charity devised than this-if it be
not rather justice. a clergyman is rigidly and
rightly required to forego the chance of making
a fortune: he is seldom permitted to buy on quite
advantageous terms as other men in his humble
circumstances ; he is expected to keep open house,
which cuts him off from the possibility of s. lay
ing up much;' at present his position suffers with
that of all salaried men, whose income has not
Increased in proportion to the increased expense
of everything. The saddest thought about his
situation is for the future of his family, accustom
ed TO live comfortably, move in good society, and
enjoy the privileges of the more fortunate fami-
lies around them.-Boston Transcript.
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we present the OF whom this
strangers the following
VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARATIONS,
A fresh supply Away hand.
I'VE offer TO the public Minnesota the following invaluable
w articles, the receipts which, the ThOus-
and Dollars paid few shs., in pos
preparations stood thirty wears in
the Eastern Cities, and although have
the people Minnesota about yet their
been of the most gratifying character
We a few of the principal, viz:
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER,
pains the breast, back. side,
BONDS HEALING SALVE,
cuts, burns, Bruises
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT,
for letter and all skin eruptons.
BONDS PILE OINTMENT,
a remedy for all kinds piles.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
remedy for the Itch and Salt Rheum.
BONDS EYE SALVE,
for sore, weak infamed eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP,
pleasant and colds,
BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID,
for cleansing all kinds material paints, grease
&C., without injury to the most delicate textures
And all other articles kept by Druggists, possible
TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES,
VOUR particular attention is respectfully solicited. Havud
been employed in the manufacture Chemicals and
the Retail Prescription
Rio de Janero, for ID years,
oughy and will continue give the Prescription Department
of establishment whole and undivided We
purchase only the best freshest
tracts, of the most celebrated English,
Manufacturers anu III their careful, accurate and sku
pounding claim not to be eXceled J. W. BOND.
Apothecary Drug Store. Saint Paul
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BREWSTER'S ADDITION
To the Civ of 81 p,ul

IL ANlNI perfected the of the above addition
ready to offer sale the building
ever ened in this community. The advantages
TERS ADDITION to St. Paus perfectly
or It's central location being Immediately
itol commanding overlooking the entire CITY aad
surrounding country, for miles every side.
me close proximity to the central
Localities of the towE show concusvey the
what the Adion' far-famcd mctro-
oils Ni
we nave spared neither in the plan
lois ana streets to make this the attractive portion
Pau. the running north are hundred
feet wie the streets running and
MAKING this alone superiority other part
whole place. For terms, maps &C., apply To
WIN. BREWSTER & CO.,
12Af O,,rosite tho p,s+ rsr,o
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SADDLE. HARNESS ANDLEATHER STORE.
At the old stand Rice Building. St. anthony Street,
"HERE may be found general assortment Of Saddles,
w Harness, Trunks, yases, Carpet Bags, &c, &c; Brass
and Silver plated Carriage Harness, common double and single
Harness. Whips Lashes. Hate Riding Brds &c &C.; also
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Kip Skins, Pink Innings,
Lasts, Pegs. thread and nails, good assortment
Work made to order. repairing done on short notctems
ready only. Tmy15-1y1 A. +. SPOFFORD.
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REPORTING UNDER DTFIcULTIEs.-A reporter
OF an evening journal Of this city, we are in
formed by the Traveller, learning that the Know
Nothing Convention was to be held in fremont
Temple, on Wednesday, secreted himself in the
baptismal tank to take secret notes of the secret
proceedings. An examining committee ascer-
tanning this fact, let the Wdter, giving the I'M
lucky eave-dropper more complete introduction
to aqua pura than he had enjoyed for years past.
At the same convention, another curious individ-
ual was found snugly ensconced in one Of the
gan pipes. Whether or no the music was "let
on'' to give this latter gentleman ''blow out'
we have not been able to ascertain.
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g The reputation of our marine will suffer
immensely from the dastardly conduct of the crew
of the Arctic. Not woman was sared from the
rreck! The fact is humiliating. What, an
American. ship, one of our national pets, go
down: the burly crew save themselves, and every
female passenger lost Alas, for our Wanted
national gallantry.-CinCinndti Commercial.
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nnaDrEy HOUSE. GALENA. III

BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, ILL.
TTVHE having taken the above house, and thorough
H renovated prepared to furnish with good
lodging reasonable Persons visiting Gaena
house those accommodations much needed by
the weary traveller
myl6-tf J. 8. HOLMES.
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"Shall ! help you to some butter ?" said a
landlady of cheap boarding house to one of her
guests. ''Dont trouble yourself, p was the reply,
ssthe butter is strong enough to help it SELF"
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Drs. BILLS l. MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH
No. IS Fourth Street, ST. No., Lecs GrcShoa,
Hat and Far Store.
Rev. ID. G. Estes, Mcssrs. r. ii, Miller & Co..
Mr. John r. Hammond, s. Townsend Robinson
Messrs. L. A. * S. r.. Filley, s. Co.
DIR. NMlzandt.
order SprCmp tly III to- 11:tf
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NEVERAL Thousand energetic and rusIwort young
- wanted to act agcn-bOth LEGAL and traveinp-in
every the Union, sal; patented article Of
extensive demand. The exclusive right
the United States advertisers, and agents
capacity and business easily Two Hundred
Dollars per month.
No Capital Necessary!
sErtrdc from from oar agents." @Ihere
Nth enciosG you draft for dollars, dedncfing One
hundred and ninetyseven dollars commission the
sale of the last month"; Sgned H Reed. 81 shall realize
commission sales this month about one hundred and
serenfy.fUe doiidrs.' E. c. Field.
The occupation will prove light and gentlemany employ
ment-as honorable as it is profitable.
No will be able to produce substantial
testimonials as to character and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the first year Preferred
So to advertisements forwarded from
ves of idle curiosity only the advertisers will consider
pcaon unless accompanied Dollar as evidence Of sim
certify, when full particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT CO.,
Baltimore Md.
To the substantial nature the enterprise refer to KEN
METH DALE, LEROY, Sons, Co. Also to HAMILTON
R. WEST, Ohio; Hon. c. NJ DENFIs Rhode Island, and NJ
Ray. Key West, Ia. oct27-2m
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z
TTAvING associated themselves together In the practce
their profession, offer their services to the eizehs OF 81
Paul and vicinity.
Once on Third-st., ever Il. 6. sandford's store,
Nay Is, 166l>dH SJl -t ~ s4i--s-.-' -'-t f---
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PERFUMERY!
EY stock is fully equal 10 SIXTINES all the perumery
IX in the Territory.
Lubin's Extracts warranted genuine imported;
Bazn's do;
ROnsse's do.
Extracts of JOCKEY Club. Pachouly, west-End Spring
Flowers, IIeerOe, vioe Chronicle, Geran, Rose, YER
bena, Helyosma, sale by the pint
Bring empty bottles, ladies, and have them
article the Of
bottle.
Everything for sale at the BRICK DRUG STORE,
Third and Cedar SITS.
Saint Paul, Sept 49, 1854.
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TO THE LADIES.
HAVE selected n. a beautiful assort-
ment of Ladies' Stationery correspondence, PARTIES
weddings Your attention is respectfully called examine
stock. Call at the
Sept. 23. FRANKLIN BOOK STORE.
To Magazine Readers.
VXTE prepared furnish subscribers Paul.
w and throughout the all the
the country regularly Hd,pers
Lesies Fashions and all others pubhed the UnifedSates
or Europe. Call f.. HOWITZ & co.
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e. HOWITL q CVS btWhSIUKF
NORTH WEST

TWENTY Year. the Philippine Islands, for sale at
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TNRESH ARRIvAL.-By the Excelsior this day have
Il
| 10 hogsheads Sugar, casks Anies & Co.'s HAMS
10 barrels Fresh Eggs, chests Tea,
5 do Sugar, a barrels Lard Oil.
Upon every arrival st. Packets shall
stock will enable supply
| toners with everything in our line.
TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & co.