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ALEX. REY,

"yHOI ESALE' and retail dealer In GroceIies, Pro-
w visions and family supplies, has CONSTANTLY on
banda large and complete assortment which The offers
to the public at the lowest cash prices HIS assortment
consists in part Of the following articles, which the pub
lie are requested 10 call and examine:
Mess Pork and prime Polk
Hams, smoked and sugar cured AMI SOuld-rs;
Extra Flour AMI sup. fine county Flour
Corn Meal ard Buckwheat flour;
Butter, soda and wine crackers;
Butter-fresh in crooks and barrels;
N0,A B and Sugar.
Crushed, powdered AMI refined Loaf SrIgsr
Cofee-Mocha, Java. Iiguira and Rio;
Teas, impartial Gunpow'ipr, X IL, aud b.,cA;
Dried Apples and dried Peaches
Raisins I'm whole, half, and quarter. boxes;
Rice ndspearled Barley;
Nolasses, house, golden and BeIc!.er's s;ru
Mackere by the Dbl. If Dbl and pound
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil AMI whale oil;
SPICES of all kinds AMI Mustard;
Cream Tartar, saieratus and soda;
Soai--palm, varieSate,i and CASTLE;
star candles, mould candles and wicking;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes;
Understanding ami chewing, plug and tin foil;
Starch and Indigo;
Wash boards, Buckets. water, well and covered;
Wash-tahs aad Ciothe-plnS;
Bed-cords, broons, scrubbin-br shoebrushes
Nai!s--!rom penny 10 10 penny, assorted
Oakum ana Pitch;
K"pes-iron, If inch.,o and hi inch;
A.Ho!iis AID Nus;
PRESERVE
Chinese Preserves, Peaches in cans, Pears, Oranges
and Cherries;
Pickles In !, If, AMI ii gallon Jars:
Oysters, Sar!:neS, HOLSTERS, Clans and Selnon In
All kir!s Of Sauces and Catsups and Cheese.
L1QCORS.
Holland Gin and woli', Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Brandy;
Old dark and pale Grgnac;
Com non Briiriics, fresh and New Yuik;
Madeira, Old Puri and Sherry Wine;
Ciarct by box and cask;
All kinks 81 French, German and Spanish Wines;
Abasinh, ltyrishna>ser and Sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle or basket;
Irish, Scotch, Muiiongaela, Bourbon, Rye anu
ntou Whiskeys;
Ninegarand all kinds Of articles belonging. a regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store, long be all
merated here. All sorts OF produce ana grans and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY'S.
Store Roberts street, and Warehouse Lower Land
ng. lI-tr
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Whiskey
Lofts at Traverse de Sioux.

COMPRISING every eligible variety Of suatiOuss
BE- sold by the subscriber at low prices. All III.
innate title In simple will be guaranteed to the pur.
chaser. J. A. wHEELOCK,
Al Parker's Banking and Exchange Oaos.
Jan 81, '54--l9tf
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ST. PAUL NURSERY,
And Com Halcrcial Garden

FENHE Proprietors Of this establishment take pleasure
II in informing the citizens of 81. Paul and surround
Ing country that they no~ receiving All extensive
sorteut Of Tees, Shruthery, &c., from Eastern Nur
series, which, with the stock grown upon their own
grounds, vii! enable them t, supply quite extensive de-
Iland.
Their stock ns.s cf all the really desirable varieties
Apples amt Pears both standard and dwarf, Cherries,
Plans, Peaches, Grapes. Currau. Guosherr!e Rasphcr-
rs Strawberries. Pie Pant, Asparagus, &c. Also, Or
namcnal Trees and Shrulbcry, such Mountain f "a
Ash, Balsau Fir, Il d Cedar, ArEjr Yae, SpruceeES
Snow Balls ihliacS Choice Roses. Also, Dahl Y3EAA
las, Lilies, PacOnicS, Piii0N"S, &c. THOSE de- --
sriu- cf their GROUNDS. or supply their gardens
fields with choice fruit, invited t. call and eXa
inc our stock. Our grounds miles southwest OF
the city. NERRlFlELD NEWTON.
April Is, 1871 t:3l
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p OSPECTUS OF THE
ST. PAUL DAILY TIMES.

on or about the LIST of May, the subscribers will
mcnce publication Daily Paper in this city, to be
called the ST. Paul Daily Times. The TIMES will be
Wing its tendencies, although OF the ultra school
the People, than following heedessy party dcation
speaking boldly all subjects of public character,
ccneminS wrong, uphodNg right, and advocating those
most conducive 10 the Interests OF the public
As parry paper it will adhere to those great national
principles Of the Wing party such internal improve
dlicous tariff free homes TO the homelec>s and
much toward placing the United States among the first
nations the world In municipal affairs it proposes 10
the best men, irrespective of party to fill those Of
fees of which experience has shown us are very i'm
pUrant auxliarc> in promoting the peace, comfort and
prosperity of citizens.
The columns of the TIMES will be open to all who may
wish 10 discuss public measures in courteous manner,
but matters of personal or Ccctaran nature VIII be en-
cuieI, the publishers believing that well conducted
Journal should seek TO enhance the welfare Of the mass,
and not the private spleen of the few.
In commercial and business point the TIMES will ell
dcayor ouonc by other print IN the Territory
home will receive its particular attentton and
efforts will be spared to render ii acceptable 10 the
If the business and reading Community. Able writers
have been engaged, and the enterprise is under the
cOnrv of practical meu-men who have had years Of ex
pcrence the printing business, and who will devote
their best energies make the TIMES equal to any other
paper in the Northwest, IT Is Confidently believed that
public patronage will be generously extended
The TIMES will be furnished at six dollars per year,
payable in advance, or fifteen cents week, payable 10
the carrier.
In ctuuectou with the Daily, will he published the
MINNESOTA WEEKLY TIMES, 4 large and handsomely
printed paper. 81 per Gunu, invariably in advance.
Jon PRISTING.--0ur Office will be supplied with the
best and latest styles of type, and facilities
doing job ork will be OF such nature warrant
i'll saying that perfect satisfaction riH be giren.
Al tavore promptly atteIed to. Respectfully.
NEWSON, MITCHELL & co.
T. N. NEwSoN, J. b. H. MITCHELL, MARTIN CLUM,
ami others,
81. Paul, March -, 1854 90
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Also, A REGULAR WEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS
Drafts and Bills of Exchange

B. o., will sell Drafts Oh England Ireand Scotland,
Wales, France and Germany, viz:
IRELAND-0n Dublin,.- payable. in all the provincial
towns.
ENGLAED-On W. TapScott & Co., Liverpool, Pres
colt, Grote Co., London, payable throughout.E Eng
land and Wales.
SCOTLAND-0n the British Linen Co.'s Bank, Glasgow,
AMI all their Branches.
GERMASY-0n Mc.srs. Gogel, KochS- Co., Bankers,
Frankfort-on- e-Manc, payable throughout Germany
and Switzerland.
FRANCE--On Messrs. Edward Blount g. Co., Bankers,
Paris, payable throughout France.
Such Drafts paid at Sight, without discount any
other charge.
G- Any further Information will be given applica.
ton personally or by letter addressed 10
BOHUP r OAKES,. Paul, n. T.
April Is, 1851 1am31
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Sealed Proposals

NOR furnishing fresh beef for the United States troops
H Smelling. 81. T.. for year will be receive
the office of the Assistant CommiSsary Of sub>s
tence at Fort SneliLg. aI. IL O'clock, NJ. Monday
the 9TH day o May next The proposals 10 b. endorsed
s.Proposal, for furnishing fresh Beef
The beef is 10 be of good and wholesome quality, in
quarters with equal proportion of each, (neck, and
shanHs be excludcd in such quantities may be from
time TO time required Tor the troops, not exceeding thrice
in each wec, days shall be designated by the
Assistant CvlnmiSsary Of Subsistence.
The contractor will be required 10 give ho,s with a-
proved security, in the of twelve hundred dollars,
the fulfllmcnt OF the Contract; and the contract to
he subject the approval of the CuisSary General.
j. STEM ART.
LIST Lieut.. 81 artillery, \ { S
April 81 1851 4w30
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kellogg & Kinney,
Wholesle and Retail Grocers
AND PROTISION DEALERS,i

md PROVISION DEALERS,i
Fsrrngf0n's Building St. anthony ST., the stand re-
Gently occupied bye. d. Fillmore.
WYE have purchased the entire stock Of Mr.. Fillmore,
and.wl continue the line Of business at his
old stand. The present will be sold at per cent
advance the original New York and St. Louis prices,
in order 10 make for New Goods which will
rive within few weeks. We intend TO be regularly sup
piled with everything, and fresh, in the Family
and Provision line, and will be thankful for
share of public patronage. We are determined
shall fault neither with goods prices
April 1, 1854 tf29 KELLOGG & KINNEY.
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Final settlement.

AlSns sninst ns cssSiiy. In Probate Courts
nN application of John S. Proctor, executor Of the
" last will and testament Calvin F. Leach, deceas
eds late of Washington county, for final settlement and
discharge from further duties and liabilities in the pre-
misses.
1t is ordered that said application be heard enes
day the tenth day OF May next at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, at
the Office OF Judge Probate the county aforesaid at
saltwater, and that Of this order be published In
the Weekly Minnesotian four successive weeks previous
to the time liked for such hearing.
HARVEY WILSON,
Saltwater, March 20, 1854 5t30 Judge Of Probate.
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Land Warrants Boash, ind Sold,

And Government lands entered for settlers on reasonable
terms. Loans negotiated, yielding from Is to 80 per cent
per annun, with uneXceptionable real estaS security
Coupon Bonds payable in New York elsewhere iu-
structcd-l per cent commission; and generally all bu-
sincss that may be entrusted to care, and usually done
through 4 Banking House. Real Estate Agency. Law
Once, Will receive my personal and prompt attention.
Apr:l S, 1851 1880
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For Sale at Bargains.

A&ESSRS. OLIVER, STONE FOLSOM offer for sale
WI their Real Estate Rooms, in the court house
St. Paul, the following property in the city of St.
Lots and ., block l, and lots IL and H. block 3, and
lot /, block f. in Markicy and Walkers addition.
and s. block Is, in kittsO's addition, upon which
has a'cy been built very fine cottage dwelling house
and other improvements.
Lots and 4, in block l. Bass addition and half
10; II, block ,, LeacFs addition, fronting ST l-2
RAMSEY street. Also the following land near ST. Paul:
Ia town 80, range -, 100 acres, being the W ID
l. and Z II Ia, sec &c, and T. Ii of Ii.
sec -, aud " - of W IL, all Ia ii sec 5,
ami s Z IL Ii, and n " L. IL, and y L IA
" sec &.
In town -, range %, 16O acres follows 10 n
IL AMI 5 + is n II, sec 10, and S W II SEC 3.
In town so. range %, 4G2 beng lots Nos /, ?,
and 4. and ) - 5 + "a and n w ii and IL W Ia
sec 81, and lot No 5, sec 30.
In town IS, range -, I3l acres follows: 10 y
" IA and IL ii TO- and lots ., ,, and !, and
Eli W Ii and y + IA " Ia and W - 5 + ii
l5 Part the above land Is heavy ntbered and y-
rg upon the Mississippi river within three miles of
Paul. Ie whole will be sod at bargain. For further
particulars, enquire Of OLIVER, STONE & FOLSOM
March %, 1854 tf2S
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saltwater, March 20, 1854 5t30 Judge Of Prob

HDRESERVES Of all kinds; extra fine cesershire
4 sauce; Catsrls assorted; Oysters and sardnes; In
fact every thing in the Grocery line be found No
4, next door to Fullerton's, on Fort street.
Jw DOWSER.
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r E M Q v A l.!
DODGE s. SAY RCOOL,

u . d U Il &C y n y II = . . u,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF ST. Paul
w ami vicinity, that they have received their large
stuc, OF Groceries and Provisions which they are
dispusnG at exceedingly 10" rates. at wholesale
and retail They have also consignment choice io
OF liurors. which Will be disposed of III quantities TO sJ
purcha>crs also, article IF ground feed tor stock.
They would particularly invite the people rom small
towns call AMI give their stock an cXamina
ton before purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident of sell
ling to all on Reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
! DODGE 4 SANERCOOI,
Third Street. in hr store formerly occupied by
Capt. Sergcnt.
ST. Paul April s. 1851 3O-I
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NEW
Carriage Mandatory.

TINE undersigned wish TO inform the citizens Of St.
i Paul that they intend TO be there sometime this
spring TO start Coach and BuSCy shop; that they will
also take with them twenty Carriages and BuGgies.
which they have hand of the latest patterns and
style, and which they will warrant equal TO any manu-
factnred in part Of the Union Persons intending to
purchase this springs will do well to examine stock
Before purchasing. We will be there, and no mistake
l.. c. PINNEY * co.
kt.anmng, Armstrong county Pa. March 90 1851 tf31
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NO. 90,
Roberts Street. ST. Paul, MINI:
CATHCART;

phole,aIe aud Retail Dealer in Fo:eig. end DOnass-
TIC Dry Goods.
HDE;N( DESTROYS Close his present stock OF winter
ID GOODS previous to his leaving for the Eastern mar
kets his Spring and summer Stock, Offers great bar
gains, either Wholesale Retail, Cash. s stock
large and complete, among which Will be found the
follow ing, viz:
In Dress Goods:
French, German and Saxony Merroes
French, English and American Muslin
Daiaines plain and Printed
Wool DeIege, Cashricres, Lnstres, and Poplins
French, English and American Prints
Gnshan-, best quality
Checked silks,
Back Lyon Silks
Printed Nelvets, &C.,
Joscy Cloths
Flannes, Sh.r:ns-b.own and willie
s. ceilings do do
Canton Flannel, Drillings Bed Ticks, Irish Lnsns
CJnlbrics, Tarlton and Swiss muslins,
W ,oi and cotton Hosiery
Kid, Silk, Tweed and CV.tor Gloves
Sh.wls, Table Linen,
banlask Table Cloths
Table Covers; Oil Cloth DO
Jcwery, Manchester and Marscilles Quilts
Carpetng, DruSgets, Mattresses, etc
Window shades, and Danlask
travelling bags, Umbrellas, India Rubber Cloak, and
which cannot fail to suit customers. Gail aud examine
CATIICART,
'5i--22f No. 90, Roberts street
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Rates of Exchange.

Gold and Certificates. Currency
On ST. I.is, New York and Chicago, l-2 per ct...3i
Gaena and DutuGne, ...............l-4 s. ..l-2
BORUP & CAKES.
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Sale StablE,

Sale Stable.
TuNuE undersigned begs leave to inform M
Il the public generally tina. he has ,fsJIAH
leased the stable Third street formerly ~ vs.
occupied by j W Vincent. H
Having put the stable in thorough re- lNSAt3sf.
pair, ii is ready for the reception Of may
favor ne with their patronage.
The srictest attention " i'll he given all descriptions
of stock left in ly charge also unlimited know ledge
Of the market affords ircIS, Strangers and the pub
lie generally, opportunity rarely with for making
sales.
Horses kept by the month"; week, day a, reasonable
rates. goo.y share the public patronage respect
fully solicited. l.. A. BISSELL.
Saint Paul. March Is, 1854. CIT
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No. 4, WinslOw House,
UPPER TOWN.

II ". DOWNER has opened Branch Store for the
a. accommodation of persons living In that part Of
the Town. will be found his usual good supply Of
Fresh Groceries.
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); ". BASS. THEoDoR BoRUP. S. R. CHAMPLIN.
BASS, BORUP & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS.s
81 PlIM MinneS0fl.

"E would respectfully inform the public that
w have made extensive arrangements, with tcreas-
ed facilities for continuing the Storage Forwarding and
Commission Business in this place. Consignments and
any other business Entrusted to care will always
ceive our prompt, personal and strict attention.
Liberal Cash Advances will be made ON Produce and
Merchandise in hand, and conssners will always be
sred obtaining highest prices and quickest
afforded by our Market Orders for purchasing filed at
shortest notice and lowest market prices.
The Forwarding and Receiving Business will have in
every instance, the particular attentions dispatch
and GUARANTEED the lowest rates OF freight always
obtained, and the expense Of storage and drayaS much
possible avoided.
Feeling assured from long dence In the country,
our experience and method of trasacnS business,
Geher with liberal rate OF charges. VIII insure the
public custom and approval. BASS, BORUP f. co.
REFERENCES
II Chouteau, Jr & Co, New York, Livingston & Fargo,
Buffalo, ID w Banning, Cincinnati, Dole. Rumsey r.
Co, Chicago RIGGS lowering, st LOUIS George Smith,
Chicago, Chouteau, j Co, st Louis James Carter g.
Co, Galena, Chouteau g. Vale, st. Louis, II Campbell,
g. Co, Galena, Buford Brothers, Rock Island, Nc
Coskey, Galena, IL Sibley, Mendoza, Franklin Steele,
Fort Smelling, Borup Oakcs, st Paul.
April l, 1854 tf29
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Blows Pure White Lead.

- SPRlNG time Of year IS coming,'' and SO paint
- ing time. Painters, house owners anu puliders
intend painting early the spring, should give
call. We large lot Of Blows Pure hte Lead on
hand reserved especially for spring painting, and Will
sell It very low for the ready tin.
BOND KELLOGG
March 4. Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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Jcsup & Company,

B.HtEERS, &c.
GNXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
~ ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Det:oit, and other Cit
les of the United Staes Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED At current rates of Exchange Interest allow
ed Oh special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount,
EHGLAND.-L.rerpoUl, London, Manchester, SC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cork. Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCOTLAND.-Ednburg. Glasgow. PERTH &c.
Ai>o D!aft, payable i'll Francs, Florns Thalers,
FRANCE.-Pari> lIayre. Lyons, an. Marseies.
GERMASN.-Hamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Am>tcr!ain Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Co.
penhagcn, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburg.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Borne, Basle.
lTALY.-Mila, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice. Mes
sina i'll Sicily.
AUSrRIA.-Nienna and Tricst.
RUSSIA.--St. PetersburGh, Warsaw.
SWEDEN.-Stuck hUlm.
NORW AY.--CtrSiiaua.
Debuque Iowa. March 4. 1854
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
W. DONNER. would take this method OF inform
- ing the citizens of ST. Paul, and Minnesota
ally that he has purchased the entire stock OF W. n
Person Co., and il how prepared TO furnish Family
Supplies as cheap and of as good quality be
any other establishment i'll the country, fresh
Groceries will be reccr'dby Express arrival from
below which will enable HIM keep hard all times.
u full supply every hing in the Grocery line. His
consists in part of the following articles, viz:
CM~-A-o
10 chests Young Tyson; 10 do nperial ID Gun Pow
der; do ScucAaug aud 70 Ciics Young Hys"u, superb
. article
Old Java Co fee,
rcry superior article received yircc from New York
pronounced the best ever offered in this market Also.
Cclon and Rio Coffee, warranted Of the best quality, and
sold III the lyla>t Cash rates.
Pr z s r We 8:
Peaches, Pears Pn,s, Pine Apple Raspberry. Ounces,
Citron Lines, Olives, and Natural Pcuches, Cherry Jams.
am! variety Of others too numerous to mention.
Pickles --AssVrcd and put i'll gallon and half gallon
Jars.
MISUNDERSTANDING Saucc, Pepper Sauce, sc.
CGtSup-Waluut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very snie-
rior articles.
The best of Wi.cs AMI Liquors FIR medicinal and
urinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardincs;
choice lot Of Cigars; Salmon and Macacre No. and
in kits; Coz and Chocolate. prime articles; Ra>in,,
Citrors AMI Figs; Crushed, Powdered and Clarified sugars
Dsied Curras and rruncs; Picked Lphscr> Lemon
up SiOuGltD B:ttcrs: Spices o: all kinks; Essences
Extracts Of all kinds; Tapoca; Spern Star AMI Tallow
Candies; Saeratus Crackers English and knckerbocker
Mustard; Ncrlnacclli; Maccaron Pearl an! Corn SarCh
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
5000 lbs. Fresh Butte..
Also superior lot Of Crockery, etc.
All of which will be sold low cash. Persons wish
ing lay their winter supply Groceries ard Provis-
ions, would do Well 10 give call be:ore purchasing
J. W. DOWNER.
81. anthony sictt, s rau.
Jan H. is5i-!sf
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Cheap Corner.

Z Il. C.-LvER X CC., at the 'Chedp Corner In
eD Winslow's Hotel, offering great Induce
ments all in want OF goods in their line Their stock
comprises Staple and Ladies' Fancy Dry Goods Clothing,
Boots Shoes Hats CAPS, Trunks, Travelling Bags, and
general assortment Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
which will sold low, preparatory to filling up In the
spring with stock that will - dstoniSh me NdhreS
Feb !, lo53-2lf J. Il. CULVER co.
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Painting Oils.

TILL hand several barrels Of the best Lnseed Oil,
y boiled and raw-boh irst-rate articles to which and
for which ask the attention OF all intending to paint
their houses; give color to other "deao Call
at BOND XELLOGG'S
Marcia. Paint and Oil Warehouse, St Paul.
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R. H. MILLER & CO.,
importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
China, Glass, and Gueensware,

C01ua, 0laSS, ana 6u00QSWar0,
Nos. % and 81 Main Street.
BefUeen Chesnut dnds Pine Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
"E would again respectfully invite the attention Of
w friends and the trade generally, to very
large and complete stock Of goods, selected especially
importation from the Poterics. Our stock consists,
part, OF EARTENWARE; C. G Bue-edge Dipt, Paint
ed Sponged Painted Fown-B Blue and Mulberry, Printed
Flown-Blue and Mulberry, Canton Blue, White Granite,
Blue Printed.
ENGLISH CHINA.
Plaid White Enamelled and Lustre, Blue and Lustre,
Raised Figured and Gold Band, Teas. Sets, Plates
&C., of new and beautiful styles and patterns.
FRENCH CHINA.
Pain White, Gold Band and Decorated Dinner Tea rnd
Toilet Sets; Vases Mugs, &c. &c in every variety, Of
cur own importation. Prices very low.
Glass WARE.
American, eastern and Westerly French. Bohemian
and Belgian manuacturc-pain, Pressed, Cur aud E,.-
graved, at the lowest prices.
English ID PIPES; American Pipe Heais-YelIow
and Rockingham Ware.
LOOKING GLASSES. OF best quality, all Sizes by the
box OF dozen.
BRITANNIA WARE in all its varieties, CT superior
quality.
CORNELIUS SOLAR LARD LAMPS, Chandeliers,
Chronicles, sc.
Lamp Climates ami Solar Lamp Wick, at low prices
Assorted Crate of all sizes, the Country abe,
put up in our own house by most experienced packers,
always on hand.
We Would that stock of EartLenware was pur-
chased BY resident Agent ia Liverpool, cash, and
before the recent advance IN prices made, and
thus enabled to oie goods prices that Will enable
us TO compete successfully with Jobcp in the Eastern
cities We respectfully solicit Country Merchants and
others TO call AM examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere X II MILLER 4 co, 81 and "a Main ST.
st Louis, March 10, 1854 %