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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
TIL 5EASE FrGyEI.
4 FuU Hi00drd FrrRrh HOrsc,

WILL be KEEP, for Mares through the season. He
w Wi stand at bubbles, Charlotte CORNERS
on Mondays, att e C. Martins, Ferrisburah, Tues
DAYS; at Keeler's, NJ nkton, Wednesdays BurIit's
Hlaesbnrah, Thursdays; $. Miners, east part o
shelhurn, Fridays; at Z, Hewtl's, Baptist corners
Charlotte, Saturdays AS for beauty, color, life and
kind disposition, Horse exceeds him. 1.-THE reaiers
# horses disposed improve their stock, shall
be thankful TO receive their patronage.
Terms low for cash.--Two, three and four dollare
NEWELL
Chrr''ns Ngr g ia37
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03

BostOu Garden SEEDS.
q FOXES Garden Seeds from Yankee Farmer
4 Office, Boston, Cor sale by L. GOODRICH.
May 4.
Also, White Mulbry Seed, Ruta Baga Seed,
(Scotch purple TO Snge Seed Mt one fourth the usual
price, FEES endcn's Americal Gar 'ener.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
con 5p'l'

w. " IT ia
MR.. III. HOUGHTUN, f'upil Of the ccIe' rated
VI Vocalist, HENRY itu SELL, respectful y au-
nome to The citizens ofD rmg.on thai he viii give
a Concert Of
Vocal and instrumental Music.
o. Monday even M J me 6, a. the {, url Huasc
fLjSMr. II. ha. secc eli some Of Mr. i>,ef, t..
and mo-. popular Song Tor The coca ION; including
the Gambler or Hrunkard', Vile vii, h /, i,un4eI on
fact the Maniac, Old Ann Char, Sc &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
B'rlInaion, Apr 9, 1877.
EVANS CEANCl,S ESTATE.

EVANS CEANCI'S ESIA1E.
STAT r or VERMONT The Hon the Probate
Chm endsn: to oil per o0s Concerned in the estate II
Evans Chance late Of Burlington in said pIslrict de-
ceased Greeting.
Whereas Harmon Beach, admin stralor dsdoa;,
m account of his administration, end prtsf his ac-
count against SAID for examination and allows
anc, al session al the Of p ohalo, to be ho-
den at the Registers Office in Burlington in said dis
rricl on ,he $ raud Wednesday Of June next.
The fore you ale he,,hy no fed 10 0pr.ar before
En- col-. ~ fl- lne ma r.a.e a.3res-.t. and shsv
csts,. !. any $50 hove. way tbs cogii a.o.sseN.
should not lie Above
Ghsa .aasr 'ny a.al :: a-.,a.,on ,a.s ~. j. }
Ok NsvA . 49,
WIN. 'vG3V2N, Rags.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03

'EO1ET.-The lol If an an one House on Pear
l. Sree', known a. the MN on lot. Eng ire
a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

The Legislature of Maine is proceeding rapidly
and Judciously in measures for the sncahe adjust.
ment Of the boundary disputes or rather in measure
that viii enable the genera Government effect an
arrangement with Lord Ashburton. The Joint select
committee Of both houses reported on Friday last a
series Of resolutions authorizing the choice Of four
persons, IN convention of the two houses, who shall
be commissioners on the part Of Mime, repair 10
the seat OF Government OF the United States and
confer with the authorities Of tina Government touch
ing conventional line or line by agreement, be ween
tho stale Of Maine and the British provinces and IN
give the assent Of Maine 10 my such line; with such
terms condl ions, considered and equivalents as
they shall deem consistent with the honor and inter.
of the state; with the understanding that M such
limo be agreed upon without the assen, of such com
missioners.
The resolution for the appointment of commission
eYs with full powers 10 settle the boundary question
% far rs the state Of Maine is concerned, accord
to the accommodation Of Governor Fairfield, passed
the House Of Representatives on Tuesday, by a volt
ofl77 yeas 10 ii nays; and we learn that the Legs
latuIe Of Maine has made choice of Edward Kent
William P. Preble John Os and Edward Havana oh
o. commits toner's on the part Of Malne-Com Adr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
-. Ca$SLSW G~D's
BOARDING HOUSE,

2 HI$ House IS nov OPEN for the reception Of
{ hoariers. Al ho wish to board are invited TO
G. u AMI examine lis uOuse and the pc uliar ndvan.
= 's viii h i's cunsruc lon and location Offer for
c-uf,,t and convenience.
T ANS very moderate, May 10 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
.PAR1SOLS.

I = ICH figured Brocnded, China and plain silk Par
! aols, all prices and colors, by
MAY &c. H. w. CATLIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
TO PRINTERS.
FARM FOR SALE.

WANTED, a PRES SMAN and COMPOSlIOR,
w by G.. Goodrich. May b.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
GLASS.
IKINES.

"a p Or. Ca k Of very rhoire Wines OF d, eren'
q - knl., Tor >ale y May 81 S. WALKER.
I : RUlT-5O b. xe Raiin>. 10 kegs no.
l. 10 Bovc Lemon, do. Orange, sac ~
O MAJ. 1872 5. WALKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
Iy!aVy rTgy TX sTh3EN.

Clover and Herds Grass Seed
April 8. ly J. & }. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
WINDOW SASH.

For ale Al heir shop a. lie Fails, and w Gecr-e
Pe'eron. All order, IN he ave lac aldre sed 10
Cain X Cha e, will .e thanaiu!iy received asd
promptly alendeIio.
NOSES CATllN, q.
EDWIN w. CHASE,
r. O
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
L ENJOY AL.

1--WE Subs -riher has removed his Rooks,nre and
Bndery - the corner Of Church and College SIS
in the rooms frnery occupied hv Me>srs. Gums and
r. s.ll, rs watch shop and Shoe Store.
Friends and customers and the public nre respect.
fiiy invited 70 call. 5. HUNTING
May g. 1872. Sign Red Ledger
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03

ESl>El-5O Qnntals Cod Fish, for ale ~
IL Q Nav, 1912. :. AhNEN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03

CLIPS. New Yolk style Of French XII Sli
- JUS received by May n 5. b. SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
DIED:

Wednesday, August p, after lingering illness, Eliza
beth, relict OF John Morgan aged IS years.
The friends of the nily and those OF her son. Professor
John Morgan Of Oberln, Ohio. and William Morgan OF this
city; also of her sens-innw, Henry Hsden Of Newark NJ
j.; Samuel Stebblns OF Danbury, Conn and Eiphale
Wheeler OF this city, respectfully invited her
funeral FRIDAY afternoon at O'clock from her late
dcnce, No. Market-st corner Of Fast broadway.
AT BTocklyn N. Y, on Wednesday, August "a, John
Wheelwri.it, Esq, aged 81 years.
The funeral exercises will in the First PreSbyie
rian Church, OF which he Ruling Elder, this after
noon moving from his late dwelling, No. 81 orangerce
Brooklyn, at hapat o',iock. The friends of the de-
ceased respectfully invited attend without farther
notice.
August -, Benjamin Wright, aged 70.
August 3, Thomas Alien, of Scotland in his SD year.
August ~, James Brewer, aged 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

ceIlor-Henry Remsen al vs. Henry Robinson et al.
Pursuant rs decrea order this Court made in tie above
entitled cause will be sold puac auction under The d.
rectoa Of the subscriber OF the Masters OF SAID Court
by wilkins Rollins, Auctioneers at the Merchants Ell
change in the city NewYork the seventeenth day Of
September next 2ocock noon oil that day all the rish
tile and interest OF the defendants Of in and TO certain in
dentue lease, bearing date the FIRST day OF May
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, made and exc
cuied between Henry Rutgers and Henry RsbDson
for the enry years IRON the hirtleh day OF
April one thousand eight hundred and irtysix, such
annual rent should be agreed upon between the pare
thereto their heirs executors administrators ana assigns
and which said rent has, by agreement endorsed said
lease been fixed the of three hundred dollars per
num- payable quarterly, by which said lease the premises
herein after described, aad also described in said mot
gage as follows, demised, viz: All and singular
the souhery OF certain lot OF ground situated IN
the Seventh Ward of the City OF Ncw-York, on the
north side OF Cherry street asd side OF Market
street, distinguished map made by Pspple.on q
Bridges Of the land OF Henrck Rpgers, deceased date
18th November, isl3 as LOT number i've hundred anI
nine 579)-ihe said south part being bounded
ssuiherly in front by Cherry porthey 10 the rear
by the remaining part OF The said lot number ave hundred
and seventynae, westerly side by MarketsEeef;
and easteriy the other side by part OF lot numpe hSe
hundred and cgbt-contaning in breadth 10 rost
twenty feet two inches the twenty feet one inc,
length the west side aiang Markets;fee1 se'ehtysh
feet our inches and in length the east side
feel four nchea-und also The said Ddentufe OF lrnse an
every ause, article and condition therein a
contained together with ugrerE1eai nxlns saia rent
endorsed lherron.-New-Yo York. Aus ust l6. ss42
WILLIAM W. CAMP 8 ELL, Master in Chsasery.
VIZ S.n, ioussox SoI;.,or anl7 2awtds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
rUO THE PUBLIC.-Caution.-There

is an article called 'Kolnstocks vermiTage lately put
in circulation by the house Of Coms,ock Co. No. Maiden
lane New York CITY, which is well calculated ulsead
the wary. The medicine called, pu, 10 nearly
the same style Of bottles wrappers hc as that Of the Vern
uge prepared by u.s. and upon wrapper
ed 70 he lac s.se Fshsesiocks" Il has also been stated
in the advertisements OF the spurious arclein the NeSYoyk
Journal Of Commerce. :a Fehnestocks is supposedto be
the same article"
Our yermuge has been very extensively known
ou, the Western Country ormore than years past and
ing ID lis or has gained enviable reputation,
which the makers OF Knimsock yermfnge seeking
profit by in calling t1ers tie
We positively declare their be ircof
none beside ourselves are, be- acquztsed
with the inyred ents which compose The genuine FSns
stocRs PERMIT unless indeed yernifnge has T e
transferred into bottles marked Kolns,ock, wch aaS ae
been doe TO some ezten, 10 give c5afae as "a 81 "a
Cctns,ock Co. have within year pas, " -
upwards Of o-e hundred OF tie genuine GrtseE ;,,
is TO behoped thai discerning public npou
such mean attempts profit by the Weitesfae"
Of our valuable medicine. u>yrorocv co
Pitsbargh, Pa, Arsnst l5tb, isz< an1s I'VE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
J. Richards. huctiOnee!

J. Richards, huctoneer.
NEW-YORK FALL TRADE SALE.
/ Y This important Sale will commence on MONDAY,
10Th ins at O'Clock, with the several large and valuable
invoices Of Stationery contained in the Catalogue
LARGE SALE OF PAPER-On Monday, at l2 O'Clock,
will be sold invoice of $50 of d. j. Amcss Let
and Fnolscap Paper.
STEREOTYPE PLATES-At d clock, on the same
day will be sod the valuable invoice of Stereotype Plates
detailed under Auction head
LEATIIER-Also the several invoices of Bookbnders
and Halters Leather Full particulars Of the whole WILDE
found in the Catalogue.
TUESDAY, SOth inst.
BOOKS, &c.-The sale Of tue Books will be commenced
Tuesday mornng hulfpast O'clock with The vana-
BILE invoices OF Messrs. Lea Blanchard, Cary HNrt &c.
and will be continued from day day until all sold, in The
order Of the Catalogue.
au25 St BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT, los Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25

N CHANGER Y-BefOre the wee Chan-
cheor-Thomas A. Mead VS. Eccles Gillender.-In pur
suance decreta order OF this court made in the above
entitled cause will be sold pubic auction under the d
rcction the subscriber OF the masters said court by
William II. Franklin, aucioneer at The Merchants Ex
change in the city OF NewYork the 18th day of Sepe
next II O'Clock (nOon OF that day, all those certain
lots pieces parcels of land situate lying and being
the twelfth ward of the city OF NewYork belonging to the
estate David Seaman, deceased, NewYork, May 1851
survey by Isaac T. Lndiam, city surveyor, filed In the
office OF the Regseru the city and county OF New-York
by the number II (seveneen) 10 nineteen 20 twenty n
and SO Thirty nine Lot number II contain
ing breadth in front twenty-five feet, in the rear twenty
FIVE eleven inches in length the westerly SIDE forty
nine feet three inches, and on the earerly side torytwo
feet inches Lot number 10 containing in breadth IN
front twenty five feet, the feet eleven
inches in length on the westerly side tbry-ve feet six
inches and on easerly side twentyeght feet seven
inches number 2ocontaang in breadth in front twenty
feet in the feet eleven inches IN length
the westerly side ieet seven inches and on
eastery side teDyone feet nine inches. Lot number u
containing breadth the westerly side twentyour feet
and hreeouh parts Dch onthe eastery side seven
ty-our feet inch and one-ourth part OF inch In
length the nohery side hundred and two feet hrec
inches and the souherly side sevcntynne feet eight
inches Lot uumber 80 containing in breadth in front forty
three feet inches the feet four inches in
length westerly side anelyaigbt feet nine inches
and the easerly side hundred aad seven feet and
also all the right tle and interest OF The said Eccles G
lender Of in AMI onehaf part OF Thirty Third street,
lying in front Of and adjacent TO said lots, numbers III ~
20 and SO. New-Yolk, Angus; %, 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Master 10 Cbance-y.
a,Of 07SDf do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
MONEY MARKET,
sales Mt the Stock Exchange, Aug.
Commercial and Money Matters.

" i
eee was fair amount OF business a, the Boars TO-DAY,
q the market generally had better feeling Delaware
hudson more freely offered and was heavy deciin-
per cent Farmers Loan inproSeds. New.Jersey IS
Ssng up 81 said to have been offered for 500 shares
S asn option mos Harlem wen. up per cent Mf.
again believe under medical restraias,-a least,
s !. street say tina, se is in mad.house.
s SOCKS very firm and holders indispesed TO sell
1s Al la prices. Kentucky Bonds improved. Indiana
iaes 8onds also ~ slightly. For Government
's orreG State IS ls49 1908, l0l-5s 1851 sli ell;
IN ~ oaered-lSs Is 50; AIS 1885, 90 asked; Ohio IS,
q oaered-issO 7li ~, Kentucky Is, IA oiered-5s,
49, Pennsylvania no. so; City Is, 1882, 1905,
81, ss-lSss, 8, asked; Brooklyn 81 asked; City
sod Ia the stree, at l09 The transactions were as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
IMPORTANT NEWS TO ALL WHO

Il wish TO buy Cheap Dry Goods.
The subscribers take this method of giving the important
n;orasa 10 their numerous customers and the puonc IN
general that they continually receiving from arctiont the
newest and best styles OF Dry Gsods lowest pices
We would say TO all those who wish buy cheap 10 eve
Us ca rs We are determined TO sell - cheap NOT cheap
er tL-r any o,ner es.abs hI,ent in this city,
Cur SFoGh OF .kS comprises a.. the different styles
in the maket, ard :ey viii be sold prices that VIII well
correspond with the Hard Times.
BOMSAZINES! ALPACCALUSTRES! MERIN0S,&
Just received, OF c; and oiac black sombaziaes
Also, one OF Mode color Apacca Lus,res
10 je, and blue black do
three do 10 do do
A superior quality and very high uss-e.
oae case black and blue black English Merine
Two q brown and other colors do
Two :. mode color, French do
Several OF Muslin de LANES OF various styles and
prices from Is per yard
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS.
scases OF French Prints, from Is Sd per yard
English do Is do
10 :" Merrimac, Bristol, Fall River, Dover and
American Prints Works comprising The newest patterns a;
oil, Sd, Cd l0d and Is per yard
SHEETINGS! sHIRTlNSS, &c.
jug, received from ths Agents
IS bales Brown Sbeetsgs embracing the ceebra.
ted styles rom Sd per yard
Also, 70 OF Long Cloth Shrtings the following
styles, viz. York Mills, Boot Mills Hamilton Lawrence,
Thorndke, Dwight Mills, &c. al 3D. Sd, 3D. Tod aud Is
per yard.
Also, OF heavy Long Cloth Shee,ing, yards wide,
a first rate article
Also, full assortment of Cloths, CaSmeres, Sa,,inets,
'esings, &c &c. which will be sold cheap by
aus stsTh,S&M S. BARKER & co. 2sl Grand St
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES.
d SUTTON RUMBLE wish to inform their GUS
TONER'S and others about TO purchase DRY GOODS, that
they are daily receiving from Auction large quantities of
Goods suited the present and approaching which
they willing sell lower price than they think the
styles be purchased in the city. Opposed to the
plan naming line Of Goods possessed by the aver
tser invite persons call for any article in the line, and
assure them that they viii not be disappointed in either the
style OF Good. or price.
N. B.-No deception practsed at this store.
au22 lwis* III Springstreei, corner Sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
MARRIED ::

In Reading, Ohio, Rev. WIZ. Burke late p NJ. OF Cincin-
cnnati, 10 Mrs. Mary Lane
On Tuesday evening, August H. by the Rev. Mr. Jacobs
Charles w. Sheffield He'll Gate Pilot, TO Miss Mary Hail.
all Of this city.
At Me-. Haven August Q, Mr.. Horace Butler, of New
York, 10 Mrs. Frances Fl: Hochkss OF New Haven:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
TNFALLIBLE No Cure. no Paw! Fly-

TNFALL1BLE No Cure, no Pay! Fly
Ekng Paper kills flies Instantly, and sells for CTS sheet
FLY Poison kills flies and c0ckroaches
Bedbug Poison kills them after one application.
Ant Poison kills the red black and white ants.
Travellers Comfod, keeping from your body, feas MOS
shitoes in bed or sporting and fishing.
Caerpiars and Butterflies destroyed ny the Compound
Clerical Whale Oil Soap
Flea Poison, oil men and dogs cats, cattle ard chickens
Psisoa for dies horses and 10 prevent their attack for
he whole
All the above W ranted and sold cheap By
DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
No. Wall street. near Broadway,
Manufacturer Of Copaiv Capsules, Of the best quality,
and with Spanish and French directionG Lunar Caustic,
euerreoty pc Chemicals Diamond Cement deals in Leecbes,
Piatna Dentists Gold and Mineral Teeb genuine Harlem
Oil. Glass Syringes &c. jy2sis m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
A MEXICAN MUSEUM, Broadway,

q N opposite 81. FduI CDuTCN.
WONDER OF CREATION! For one week more!
In consequence of the immense. crowds of Ladies and Gem
temen which have visited the Museum during the last week,
and being that thousands of persons have been
BILE the ERMAD, who DESTROYS of doing the
Manager has, immense expense made arrangements
with the proprietor exhibit at the Museum for week
more, the greatest curiosity in the world, the
REAL MERMAID
No extra charge for admission 10 The Museum
In order accommodate the immense number Of visitors
which daily here there will this week, be splendid
DAY PERFORMANCE AFTERNOON, commencing al four
ocock-he performances in the day being precisely the
same as those in the evening.
Positively the last week OF WTNcHELL the Comic Dro
Ier who will appear in eight characteristics TAYLOR
the popular vocalist from the Park TheatreLA PETITE
CELESTE, ALBIN0L LADY. BALLOON ASC ENSIO NS,
Fancy Glass Blowing, and O0,e00 Curiosities
Ambulance the whole Is Children half price,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
rnadi pa,;fi

HeaH
From tie Editors IF TIE N..c York Aehodist Christian Id
z'oeate and Journal, 1ug. 10.
IL SEAss' BIBLE BIoGRAPnY.-TGs is most beauiifu
work, 50 far paper printing embellishments and bind
ing concerned II is octave volume and contains
49l pages OF letter press, illustrated with of the
spirited eDgravings we have ior long time The
fron,ispiece by Losing represents Dcddridge mother
teaching him Scripture history by Ditch tiles This is
exquisite picture and which the eye may with
more than ordinary delight. We have not had time read
The work. but from the notices given OF it by of the
respectable Journals, we judge it will be well
ceved by The religious public. Price, $3.50. Sold al No.
l22 Nassau street, New York aul5 lEs-
u Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made air rat or water tight for cents
foot, or paved with Cement concrete for dollars
for the bulk space of ;honsundbrck
iy2O t ABIjAH SMITH, 26 Hamil,on-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
u AT Las, "a Specific for eerns.-rhe sterling


virtues OF Sir Ashley Coopers Corn Save recommend itself
all who afflicted with orneRiing Coras; and there
desperate bu; Tim, certainty of cure may be
entertained if be had TO this preparation Among
thousands who have tried this salvc failure 5ee
tnern. The following certificates viii do away with all
doubt and we hope they viii be cavdidy considered
We the undersigned having been sorely afflicted with
CorRs induced make Us OF Sir Asy Coopers
SaIve which has effected perfect very short
time. II. H SHERWOOD, 81. D. 525 Broadway.
WILLIAM c. LEMON, 2 Wall 81.
WYMOND BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany &c II Nassau St
ALFRED SMITH, sc Broadway.
Z. HAWKINS AS Broadway.
Mrs w. S. WHITING. 4S5t Broadway.
Mrs A. FISK, 30i Bowery.
Mrs HANNAH TUCK. 2l5 Blocker ST
Mrs HAYES 1873 Fulton St Brooklyn
6. C. MERRILL 1e2 Greenwich 81
ANDREW KNOX, z4 Canal St =. C.
THEODORE MARITIME,
Ninth Avenue, corner Twenty -fi-st street, n. Y.
J. p CALENDER, bookseller, 127 Nassau
PETER p. GOOD, 13s Fulton St n. I.
Us. PLATT, 3s Park Row.
ANDREW D. GALE,
2S0 Pearl ST. under y. S Hotel or Dover St, n. 7.
H. JOHNSON, u. S. Hotel, II. Y.
Sold and warranted OF the Drug stores and pn-
cipa Shoe stores throughout the country.
Principal Oice in NewYork, l35 Nassau st. under Gin
Hall; Boston, No. Water where this Salve may De
had wholesale and retail aul6 2awtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25

ESY ALBA KIMBALL--Offic No. AZ
~ Willam-sreet near Wall.
A. X having made arrangements for the transaction of
general Auction md Commission business olcits the pat
ronage OF his friends and the public
He will give his attention the sale Of Real Estate,
Stocks Bonds and other securities Furniture aud Quit Door
Sales generally.
II believed that The selling of Stocks ny auction as
regular business has been attempted IN this city IN
Boston and other cities the disposed Of at
public sale This mode Of !ansnctD. business presents adj
over the present At auction sales the
dealers ia stocks always be present and nudge for Item
selves whether the sales fay conducted or not pryi
legc OF which they deprived.
The seller will have O ray commission than the
ocular brokerage and the ru chaser will by attending
the sale the amount Of brokerage.
The kinds OF stock altered 10 this marke that
quoted the books the brokers. and therefore
rendered unstable will by The adoption OF this plan
bic the holder present them averaby before
lie through the advertisement the auclioneer au2O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25

u Charles SVais.n, Fiat and Cap Man.
ufu ctUrer-wl olcsaie aud Retail Warehouse l48 Chat
ham-slreet, up staStores Isl CnathaHst and 60 Bow
cry
Terms-Cash or approved paper aule isti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25
aule isti

TOrlando Fish will introduce his Fall Style of
las for gentlemen's wear Thursday, September Isl.
1877 Broadway. AUS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-25

II Spencer's Emi,a.ion Haoleslsin sant.-
rhs popular article is commended The public pecu
larry desirable, TIE present for its economy. Fo
elegance and durability, completes successfully with IL.
most costly Hats worn. Price So Is SPENCER,
al6 If Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
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