... Valentia and Bitter Almonds, Citron, Lemon and Orange. Macaroni, Vermicilli and Arrow Root, Raw and Roast Coffee, Cocoa Shells, Salad Oil, Refined Saltpetre, and their usual extensive Stock of Spices, Pickles, Cheese, &c. &e. Taey daily expect the Jane and ...

... received, in addition to its present Stock, 5 of Cocoa Nut Oil, 10 Do. of § 6 Do. of Pale Seal, direct from LaLrador, 10 Cases of Salad and Olive Oils, 50 Do. of Cocoa Nut Candies, 30 Do. of Kensington. All of which will be sold cheaper for Cash than at any other ...

... immediately connected with the Drug Trade. The Proprietor, in conformity with the custom, has laid in a Stock of CHOICE SPICES ; SALAD, LAMP, and other OILS; CHESTS, of the newest and most improved construction; COACH MAKERS’ VAR. &e. &e. Amovgst the Miscellany ...

... 1 Silver-mounted Tea Urn. 2 King’s Pattern Sauce Tureens. 1 Tea Kettle, Lamp, and Stand. 1 Centre Ornament for Flowers or Salad. 1 Pair of Candlesticks, Snuffers, and Tray. 1 Rich Plateau. 4 Meat Covers. 4 Side Dishes and Warmers. 2 Large Salvers. 1 Lady's ...

... three weeks. Transplant fruit trees. Sow, on hots beds, cauliflower seeds. Plant cabbages to succeed those of November. Sow salad- ing once a week. Sow spiunage and lettuces. Thin straw- berry beds. Shelter mushroom-beds. Transplant leeks, cabbages, carrots ...

... burnt diately connected with the Drug I rade. The Pmurietoi, iu conformity with the custom, has luid Suck ol CHOICE .-PICES ; SALAD. LAMP, and other OILS; MEDICINE CHESTS, of the newest and most improved construction; COACH MAKERS' VARNISHES, &c. &c. STUNT ...

... day neighborhood of Chelsea, one of them under!ailing to telegraphic dispatch from that city announced the govern- r .,i*e salad while shoulder of mutton roasting, which Rut that General Aimard, commander the garrison, to done hour and three quarters. ...

... and cold meats and fish, and surrounded by about thirty guests. Each helped:himself to what stood before him. One began with salad, then eggs, and then he took a slice of roast beef, washing it down with coffee, and’ llowing that up with cold fish ; while ...

... infamous from first to last. Sent for the house-steward. Remonstrated with him concerning every article, from soups at the top to salads at the bottom. redress. Told me I had better write to the committeewill do so. Ordered my dinner (a mackerel boiled, with ...

... weeds ; cover with mats or litter in time of frost, but remove the covering and glasses every day. Lettuces, radishes, and salads of all kinds in frames should have all the air possible in mild weather, and every thing tending to produce rot or damps should ...

... left side of the Walk. Dinner was announced to commence at one o'clock, and by hour the tables were coyered with cold meats, salads, pies, plum cakes, &c., and the numerous guests who had received tickets to partake of the bounty of the inhabi- tants of ...

... — Naples, sent use, 43 Do, af Kensington, — Shaving, 6 Do. of Seed, 62 Do, of Moulds, Hendrie’s Brown Windsor, 40 Cases of Salad and Olive, 24 Do. of Rush Li ts, Low's Brown Windsor, Harness Oils, in bottles, of sizes, 200 Dozenof Dipt Candles. Every other ...