EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS


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AT THE
FARMERS, EXCHANGEt
Corner Of Jefferson and Wafer streets, raH.
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"HEN We opened our Nev EHsbIishme.a.
w last October, We then believed Cur tsccwty
thousand dollar sfotk qdte Sufficient 10 last until
spring navigation opened. But our sples soon
became 50 rapid and extensives we were Obliged
to make large additions at various timss, long be-
fore The river was frozen over! and our succes3
has indeed far exceeded our expectations. II II
true, our profits have been smali-but this fact .
is the very occasion of our srte~sivs safss. Il -
was part Of our motto,-and we are perfectly
satisfied. -


and the public for their liberal patronage, we
now take pleasure in announcing to them, tlits
arrival of our Fresh Stock Of hew aad Spleadid


SPRING GOODS, -tsef s.i.5
altogether more extensive, varied and complete,
occasion. To enable us to give our customers 8
the best possible bargains, MR. KIMBALL has
been in the East during the past winter, Tor the
purpose of making selections Of the most desira-
bic goods, and taking advantage of all opportu.
mites TO purchase them at the lowest rates-and,
as we hope to sell, at least,
Fifty Thousand Dollars worth
during the year, lie intends to remsin iherS,
(mcst of the time in Boston,) until the first Of
rivals comprise the following shipments made >
by him during the months Of January and Feb. =
ruary, to witt A9@a =
January 9Th 1886, per ship Ann, from BostoH is
to New Orleans, thence up the river per steam
boat, tro hundred cases, casks, bags and ba'esof
merchandise. &C. ttN*A sAF .fs%


January %, per Barque Hannah Sprague, Af7y.
four boxes, trunks and bags, merchandise.
February 9th, per ship Aikmaar, sighfy-ons y
bales, sacks, cases, bbls. and packages nerchan- =
disc.


February 81, per ship Deucalion. one hundred
and three cases, boxes, bales, crates, casks and
bundles of merchandise. t# aeta sgi r.,
With the addition Of these shipments q 9ass
former stock, and our arrsnsements, to receive
new goods monthly, and as much oftener . oc-
casion may require, we are prepared to do


Wholesale BUSINESS re
to almost any extent, in al kinds Of Foreiga dsd


DRY GOODS; 80
Boots and shoes, hats and caps, china and queens-
ware, and all kinds Of gss luH#bs
3 ~ ~@ E: NJ HE>@9 =
cutlery, hard and glass ware and castings, glass
and nails, cap, letter and wrapping paper;
WINES .ANn, LIQUORS;


cigars and pipes, Virginia honey dew, Kentucky
and Missouri chewing


Tob q o G D.:


Indigo and madder, blank books and states, mas
nilla twine, bed cords and rope, bar. and cake
soap of all descriptions, cotton yarn, salt and
mackerel, 20,
FARMING UTENSILS, Sc. &c.
But for more particular description Of our
extensive and magnifcent stock Of goods, we beg
leave to refer friends and the public, 10 oufs
numerous advertisements in the other coiumaa
of this paper. All of which we are ready to sx-,
change for +, = 80
PRODUCE OR CASH, a.tlrr
on little better terms than can be had elsewheres
at any rate, ono hoe man" shall undersell US, on
average prices, bi;S ~ rgsG Fg ..bg8g


Wholesale or Retail!


To the Ladies, we would say, they have been
well cared for in the selection and purchase or
our Spring Stock, and we assure them rich and
rare treat awaitsthem, vel! worthy Of their al.
tention, at the Farmers Erchangc. s
s J. $. KlMBALL q CO..
March 28, 1876. @sf7