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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

a CONCERT of Sacred,s ,su,c will be given next Mon
"A day evening Riigersst Church. TO commence at hall
pn., complimentary C. Holt J Chorser, and Rob-
ohn Organist Church. being the first since The cont
plenn Of the Great Organ recently bu!tby Mr. Robohn on
which occasion he vii perform the grand dercrpiv. piece
The Thunder Storm The popular vocalist Mrs Strong Will
perform favoe pieces accompanied by MI Inm
on the organ The Neyv.York Amateur ousrt-te Asrocia
lion will also add their valuable services the occasion
The Choruses will he from the hrst aiaser' O. Holt, Jr
Conductor II. c. Timm and +. ROhjohn Organlsts.
Tickets centso be- mad of the Trustees OF the Church
Messrs Woodm 2n7 Fronts FIRTH Hall Pond Frank
soiare and Broadway: Saxon Miles; II. 5. Raynor
5G Bowery J. G. WeOrd, i2i Grsndst; Birds Hat Store
Chambers opposite the Church. aud at the door on The
80. -, Of ,bs narf,rusnce d25 3tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

CR-Allen ID Dodworth's Private Dancing school,
No. AS Broome-sL near Broadway. Polka MazurEa Krd
all other fashionable dances taught IN correct style
DIS Smis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
Boston Anrtion Sales.

DYT p. d. D. RICH, Sc and So Broad street. Bos-
Dion MONDAY, jan Il
Doors, SgoEs, BRocAsx AND HArs-WrrKLY SAIxS-
Every case will be sold without reserve.
LE1rHrR, 2c.-Sole and Upper Leather, Calf stins La
ungs Bindings Kid and Morocco and oiber shoe stock
Liberal cash advances made
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

rV,HE AMATEURS TO THE PUBLIC.-The
following letter been received by The Amateurs The
publication of which is deemed but Ju-ce to themselves
and their intentions NEw-Y oRK December "a, 1915
"Mr D. c. MooRHEAD-Dtar SW-l aD instructed to say,
in behalf Association for the Improvement OF the
Condition Of the Poor that while your kindness and That o.
The gentlemen a.soca'ed with you Is duly appreciated
deemed expedient decline the proposal cf The beneht
made by YOU this morning nasmuch the acceptance OF
the proposal il is believed would be inconsen w'th The
posirpn which this Institution desires To sustain before The
community. Accept he assurances y. y. ~ my respect,
The proposai made by the simply tender
OF the proceeds arising from their performance next Tues
dsv nj Palmos Opera House. II was acIuated ny spr
of charity mad il was believed made TO charitable In
stu,ion As appears from The above letter that the within
named Association Is of such character, and that
the rendered aid declined the Amateurs present
their obligations the frsnkness OF the confession ana
trst that they now appreciate the position which The In
aiituon desires to sustain before the community" The
public are pectmy informed that the proceeds
OF the coming performance Will b- placed in Ine nanus OF
w F. Havemeyer, Esq Mayor OF the Ciy 70 ne disposed
of among the poor regardless any Association wlaevar
Tickets for the performance which will embrace the
tragedy of Hamlet and aferpiece-nay be obtained at
In. Box Office of the Opera House on Nonday and Tues
day Price Ore Dollar, admit one gentleman and !sdy
d2G 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

cP- Eighth Ward.-The Wings OF the Eighth War
ARE requested in -r respective Districts lls
Friday evening. at O'Clock, select one Delegate iror
each District Ward Convention al The Regaa, No.
Mercer-s p NJ for ha purpose of electins five Dele
gnes the Wing Young Mems General Committee IN 81
cordance with The call OF the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

a 1iEi;RY UHKISThAS and Happy New Year
n Prrsenrs-P Pres-nis-R Rict and EeganL-Cal al T. }.
CRoWENs 64S Broadway corner Bleecker-st and select
from his choice stock OF Bibles. Prayers: Psalms ara
Stationery and Gan winch all offered at the lowest
-. a2O l0,s-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

v7VN~IEUK JULES FONTANA, r@nist and
w Composer from Paris bes announce that his hrsl
Concert in Newly postponed to Saturday he 5d OF
January in Apollo Rooms when he will he assisted by
several distinguished artists Further particulars ~ ilture
advertisements. d<o <tls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
@nI-n Ann nII.VEK WATCHES retsiled at
4 Iai.aIa a.aces hu T Milnton. dealer In watches

y wholesale prices by r. Wli.t9n, dealer In "atches
No | Corlsnd-st up stairs corner oi Broadway.
Al watches sold this establishment warranted TO per-
form we'll or money refunded Watches, clocks musical box
M IA ;sy.ry rsua:red in the best al the lowest
nrccs Arrangements have been made WIN DIR. WIN. a
Gamble whose spaauon watch repaifer Is
"a been engaged for Dine In the most ceebrs
d mg9niactores Ii Europe enables him 10 repair the most
rompiicaied work that can be produced
t;. ,uo,L nromptly done on reasonable terms.
i'"'' "0- J. T. WILLISTON,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

ANIMALS GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AT
YKTM II GRAHAMS. Tribune Buildings, Nes.au-sL-
w Grshar Paror Annual for 1916 contains ten hre steel
engraving. This Is The cheapest Annual published Pnee
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
NfEMORAN'

SAILED.
Ship Catherine, Crane, for Charleston, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r For sale Of Stocks at the Exchange see Last Page

E For sale Of Stocks The Exchange, Last Page
THURSDAY. 2. NJ
This has been dies non in Wall st and the busy
marts adjacen, and contiguous. The Board adjourned
yesterday Friday and the busy feet of stockholders
bankers brokers' shavers shavees I'd genus o1nne veX
cd the pavement of the money heart of the Union.
The next Havre packet will take about 100000
in specie.
The receipts FOR the week ending Dec "a, over
the Westerr Railroad wore
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
THE METALLIC OVER-SHOE

V,HE subscribers Manufacturers of the Real Metalh.
Rubber Shoes which do not become hard or stf IN coc
weather and preferred 10 all Others for their hexoI
and gu pcrior ape ns would invite the attention
buyers their assortment including the various kinds
bber Sheet and Cloth Shoes and Clogs all OF which
DIS 2wis- FORD & CO, 1877 Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

This useful Annual Register is ready Agents Mer-
chants ind others will obige by sending their orders
o. early possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

DOARD-l55 lS7 aud l59 Brosdway-Mrs o. Fish
ID Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
now be had for single young men and gentlemen *iih their
Ois,F
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

f! HJUFFS, MUFFs, MUFFs.-WATsoN GO.
lf1 5i Chathsmst informs the ladies' that they are se1g
of their stock OF fine lynx and other descriptions OF Mofs
prices being determined 70 cose On taeh
% -. I5i Chathsm-sL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Jan. Q. 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17

STATE or VERMONT, Cthittcnden County
Comfy OF Chluenden, -. NlC0urt Of Chancery

March 1frm,-lSi).
VI1HtNEAS, Henry iuartnan OF Colchester, IN
w said Comfy, has this day Ned IN the O.Cc Of
The Cler!, Of >ad Court lus bi OF complain AGAINST
Hiram Bean aud Maria {. Bean, VIE Of san hiram,
of place unknown IN the State OF Indiana, setting
forth in substance that on the 1t OF Seplem cr, lsiS,
The sni tccn LIANT "N"'IcI 10 the orator mortEa2r
Of one undu e tenth par OF The l1 ."ln@ de'rrl 81
premise, TO WI: " Al that pari Of lot hunIer one
h4nir, i1r'Y->N gao ia tolche>ier) Which !Ics
we, OF ne ROAD le''iu@ Ir'u, burlington 10 MHlon'
except the following desert ca parcel oI lan1, VIZ -
'e@lnnng al sHNc s'dhuiu% III the wet me OF SAD
read a'" 10 ,nk> 20 in {" the 'oGthrr9H"st fence
p",. on 'tHt Sl'" ~ the fNo' "HFh nc. SPs me u"
a Jnnng me hnu'c ~ WHi'n ne WidoW VI N on li'e
on C"cheS'cr ,.'cra e'' re- G'H'- hen'e NOT >%y
ioir degree Nr,t >'N 'n1'> 20 H'ahe' on me 'a'
near IN" ,r"uN COW me i''' I"ence sou sixteen
deGreer wet h't CHAINS 10 '1' n",h me o. the roRu
!c1iin" from Inc hiII 10 na''H' h'y' neh'c il'
loWln@ The Nor'hrry ana western Iht ni me roar 10
NE pa' e OF neg h''i"ll- '"u 'hl, nm !'r'
illl, aud privileges "i wa'tr power
when MORTGAGE was .lVrn 10 secure Inc payment
II note daeI Iii sept. 1878, Tor Tue 'Un | one
hundred dollars, payable 10 orator or or'rn one year
-Whl"h note wa s'gnci by sad Hiram Bean.
That after the cXcc'tlun OF said m r'aa-e. Hv a
decree Of The Probate Corr of the hisrc' of Chit
lcnden. the aid parcel OF Ian ON the petition ct } I'm
w. Weaver and Ar'cm.sia his wife, was divided e.
tween the owners aud derrccd 70 them IN >eVcra'ly
one tenth part thereof beng d,creel in ,evcralty 10
the said Maria e. Bean wife of II ram Bean; aud that
thereafter the sHl premises dly divide I'm her
he authority 81 laid proatc Corr, ewcrn the sew
eral p"rson> 10 whom The zane hal cen de'reei an
that the following described premi-c, upon such
division set OTTO The sail Maria G. Bean wife # sad
Hiram, a. anl for the said tenth part hereof 20 "
SAID Court dc-r,c 10 her in .eyoralty and m fee; to
,t: s'r.rinnuc ai the Northeast corner Of he land
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
D0CT. B. J, HEiNEbERG
nee MORE 4 T ii O VI Z

VIAVING become convllcscon beg to offer my
| | services to the community AT large, my health
still being prccalous will not allow me 10 enter no
the arduous ties of a public procuce, have there
fore opeued with determination of establishing
upon n sound hasis) a DRUG STORE under the
nppcllarion of b j. HEiNEBEiSG " CO., 10 which
liz Va at,Girtd Consulting cihc" WHERE M persons
wishing 10 avail themselves ol my PROBES loha nu'ice
may consulr me between the hours OF and II A. W.
and > and i. NJ. My medical career Is lo' wen
known in Burlington. &c, to req Nre comment
The selections of the numerous Drugs, 'hemlcals
Instruments, &c, have been made by myself from
ibo frst and most eminent houses IA Newly ork my
purchases heg entirely for ca h we shall be enabled
10 offer to the pu he Goods that cannol ne SURPASSED
in quality and at such prices as cannot IAN TO please
HAVING cpuaoc1 the assistance Of gentleman
Iirrnii,ir ol the Honorable Company ni Apoheca.
RES London England. Physicians prescriptions ana
Family Recipes vii be dispensed win heatiiess ana
u / Iicinsbcrr & Co. most politely invite the
Ladies to inspect their valuable and choice selections
Of Pc fincry Obtained from the first Partisan houses
Their ms -6rtment OF Hair, Tooth, and Nan brushes
are of superior manufacture. ,,
Medical Wines aud Sprs of superior quality and
TRI SSES, Male anil Female on the most Improv-
ed principles remarkably low priced.
4 variety Of the most valuable Patent medicines
Chemical preparations of all kinds warranted gen.
A selection Of Domestic Wants, such MS Mnccaonl,
Vcrmicelh Saad Oil, Slrdlnes, Olives, Prunes
French and American Chocolate Cocoa, kehnt me-
Isingass, ketchnn of various KINDS, flc"leu Loo'
srcrs Irish Moss French Mustard.
Every attention will be particularly paid to ensure
| the good gracos of the public
! B. J. Uenrherg g. Co invite the public TO make nm
early cali and view their establishment. IT is fitted
IN without re-arl to splendour. II contains the
most superior quality OF goods TO be obtained IN Inc
! market.
The store is accessible at all hours OIL hisn' a'''
| Doct. r. J. Hcnebcrg takes this opportunity Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
Richmond, Jan. 1911, 1919.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

The annual meeting of the Burlington Me-
chanics Institute, for the election of officers, and
the Transaction of other business, will be held At
the brick schoo'-hcusc, on Cailns lane, Mond1y
evening next, at half past siS.
All mechanics in town Who have any thoughts
of uniting with the Institute are respectfully in
vred to attend tins meeting, and, If they please,
ioin before the election Of officers.
BY order of Directors,
Jan. Is, Is. :. FILE Necy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
DIR. Banning's Spino Uteri Alb
dominal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE.

WILL be kept cor, family on hand by DR.. JoHN
w w. Emery, Of Essen, he having pnrcha> ed of
the original Pacnec the ercusirs right 10 make and
rend the same, within and for The Counties OF emit
tenlcn, Franilinl Lamoe, and Grand I,le.
The PATENT LACE has now zen before the pub.
lie for nnmhcr ofmonihS, Hundreds have cen APP
piled in different parts of the country and with sue
cess never before cqnaIcd by any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of lis hencii-
ct influence the removal ofdlsea>es Of long stand
ing, nigh, he furnished from thi>immtdIatc vicinity
in addition 10 the statement ol and certificates
ofcure> fnrn eddy Dr.. Banning AMI others. But
this is deemed necessary ut the tune, re-
fe encc can lie given to individuals wearing the Lace
in nearly every town in the Comfy.
Physicians have long felt the necessity ola Srppor-
Ter differently constructed and more pcrrcin H. adap-
ton the human form, than any that had hccn pre-
,entcd TO The pulic The inve.iun Of Bannng's
meet with their general appreciation, j. designed
10 relieve symptoms, and remedy cas- OF phys steal
mala,e> which cannot, t reached V medicines alone.
The descent urdspacemcnt of he vi,ccrra from re-
Taxation of The abdominal muscles other causes,
tends 10 aterand derange the function of every organ
IN the human system and in many eases, this dcva-
ton from the natural healthy pc iiion of pars, is the
sole cane of general dcbny-in Males and Females.
Of Dygpcpsid, A'icr ions Of the Stomach and Irer,
Pdipdtion ofihc Heart Spinal Irritation. Hvsteria,
Hvpocondrid, Piles proiapsus Uleria Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis uiPulicSpcakcrs, and incl
pient ConSumpfion-al ofwh cl will much reev-
ei if not entirely removed Ly The r,c of the Patent
Lace, when their existence IScauscd by physical tie
ranrcment and mechanical displacement of parts,
which can lie readily a>certane1 hv Observing the
form and symptoms oi the person Altered.
This instrument has lecn examined ~ Drs Mott,
Rogers, Francis and GrIscomb Of New Iork-tlIe
Faculty shurgh, larifordand New Haven. and
has uhanelth their iavora lie testimony.
Appli aiion> for this Lace may e made TO the sub
scrl or, at Essex, or ". HETNEBtRG, Burlington.
Patients alta distance WILDE visited At their residence,
II required. JOHN W. EMERY.
Essex, January, 1916 33u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
STOVES.

FENIE ~, scribe olers at the store recently occup
Ell ~ II. II. Bos,wir, q Go. opposite Srongs
& Co. Church Street, a splendid assortment OF Cook
inc pnrlor Box and AirlIrh, Stoves. Among which
are the improved R1il-way Victoria, Parlor, Cook,
and the improved YANKEE Notion, Cooking Stoves,
which he will sell for cash nj lower prices than they
have heretofore been lrrcd, or will receive in pay
met produce or rood Beech or Maple Wood. Aro,
will be kept on hand RS ia, English and Canada
Iron stove pipe, and all articles wanted OF Tic, Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware. Ltewi-e Cast Iron and
Copper Pnmp-, Stove Furniture. Lead nnes, Inr,
&C. Sc. l.. Ii. PVl Eh.
Bur ington 10Th Fec. l5ii. 29m3
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VARIETY STORE.

Lr.. 600 a. ma, o>,oc, IN have every thine FIAT is
calirJ for we would saw that our assortment bet
,or hon 400, y have added many new al tices ney.
'e' 't" ,Se'. we & ,,,oro hongbt NJ low nrices
- &c Xxi nv Ia Jc;Jg;jIy Io,r nue. lower than ev-
or1 ~ i, y, 900,
-, rN-r7777- =. MT A c smst
W. would n,rtcnlarly invite all who wlsi to buy the
I To.," si;Lod Nobogany framed Looking (;las.
ses ROO nnI small sizes with one or two plates, to-
- n, an r',s ,sorrn,ont we believe we have the most
ox 10 ,crs;,e and ,he rem chean,s,
INN AND CO;tEEE POTS.
Li ':'D ,S;a, L. ,h,s line we shall Of
en- l,o's I'r re-, III ;t r,n,r- C,,c. Snoo.
Ter Yea rn'S Ca nd a,ber priinnn, Metal; Brass
and i Plated Goods very cheap purchasers may make
s'Nh3 oy 'o'N'"s :" wv" -
wv -(tr he's 0lQg Is ~ y 5T2ySlSys
Cold and Silver WATCHES VIII he offered Very
low prices according TO gay. or nfSol,nI p o. La
dies aud Gepilemens iN"ss' f,,E NV, n,o p'
VII s found very aIIsvs so 'P FAR BracrIes wh
e'S Oh VERY pIr.iN sS'' o,oo, ,orio,v Of stone
SroochIS inr ages E", Hoos nnd Rnes Gold Chains
and Keys Of yans rrs ,G on, siFa, variety Oh
SEl $50 GoP Pas nirc. Bracelets,
\ h"Au'l'h I"' ., 'e' pi rII: D.; a>''ss'
Chains, Snaps Gl,s yp h pjT T,Ss' &C.
800 Hhh ~ Ir.ir Dine Had
t'oii nnd S,.Eer, CIV Il ,inn Rn"les Hoods &c for
ana NecN I'm, I Nj drssas Roone, holders DC
TRIMMING ii'',U wv W. % ID ia \
= - .,3 ,a-..,'
few dozen at wh",,,a,e .II 'e'"'''
200 ofthe very best teromes' and Terry and An
dTews hass Cnrhs III .''les' ~, ~ y. - ia h ~.
! ses, warranted oI we oes' f'''' "'"''' S0 - "
C. = T. g os all ,,,,.rrs
a new ana sp'enuu %, W 49, - I a." UaaS
Crooks Ivory and Silver bead, l1adeh I'd leads leads
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
CIR EAT BARGAIN,

2 @ al "a sc ate for S alo,
ysNHE subscriber, shinr 10 close up his merchan
] dling business, offers Tor sqle the following val
ua r properly, lot si'nried ~ the centre If h,
beautiful village of Cl~tonvie, and is thirty feet il
front, hundred and eighty feet across from River
to Main street and eighty nine feet on Main st.
on which is three story brick store, covered wi,s
tin, thirty feet in breadth by forty four in length the
upper two stories finished in order for n dwelling.
house; also n bric'; store house, covered with Tin,
thirysix feet by tweniveight, two stories hirh a
COW house and barn twehy.six feet by eighteen and
n wooI-house weniy-cght feet by eighteen Terms.
unc- fourth down and the remainder in three annual
instruments MATTHIAS HELLER
Clnionvlie, y. y, Dec. 4, lS4l. 27mS
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the thitcnden County
Agricultural Society having been jouncd to We'd
ncsdav, the 22nd day Of January inst. the members
of the Society are hereby notified to meet at the
Court House in Burlington, Oh til" said 22nd day of
january inst at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of cec,ing officers ,r the year ensuing and
transac,ing such other business may be found
necessary.
Messrs. Truman Chittcnden, David Cook, and
Peter l.. Alien, the committee appomed to award
premiums on FIELD Crops, will be present and the
applicants for premiums requested to make thel'
applications to the committee in the early pait Of the
day.
BY order OF the President,
WIN WESTON, Secretary.
Burlng,on January 81, 1915
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr.. Stacy The Mechanics institute is
indebted to the Hon. Geo p. Marsh for several
public documents of a scientific and statistical
character. One relative to Prof. Morsc's Mag
netc Telegraph has just been received. 1t
contains many interesting observations and
facts. The Prof. proposes TO sell out his lnven-
ton TO government. ard have the whole coun-
try ,cired together, that events Transporting IN
\Naine, Missouri, Louisiana, Washington, &c,
IT,. may be simultaneously known in each and
all PAGES together.
When Ben Franklin bottled thunder and
klightnng people stared wonderfully; but the
tlea Of chartering streak of lightning to carry
mail, was lett for these latter times. won
old Solomon would still stick to it, that
$ nothing new under the Sun !
Morse relates the following anccdo'e
Ter facts, to illustrate the operations o
aph between Washington and Blltl'
lance forty miles.
Der, a deserter from the L. s. hip rem
Apg at Norfolk. who had delfaudeo arse
some 5000 or 500 was supposed 10 n"V'
Aore, The purser called nj lhe leit'
Washington, stated his case, and wish
ut Baltimore, at the same time oiInr'
|,he anprehenson of the cuprt. inc
rp,ion of the offenders person, WIN
/rewnrd were sent to Baltimore, ana "
he warrant was in the hands OF the ON
lce for his arrest and IN hail an noun ~"
he the purser preferred his request at Wasn,nS
Ion, il was announced from Baltimore py We iI'
graph, "The deserer is arrested; he is III jan VIVA
shall be done with him y
SECRETARY B. NJ. l.
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THE RESULT or OUR
Evp

OUNCE the establishment, of orr House IN this CITY,
> we have met with Unprecedented success which
enahe> rs contemplate Il nd make sun Ilrlh,r I'm,
nrovrmcni. In s'y'c anl rTtcnt, we are determined
our ware hor.c shall not lie exrelled, and We think
noI uncqualed in This cny.
A. an experiment we e>iah l>hei an agency IN
Enropc last Spring anl on trial we have io1nd II 10
o,craie comparatively well we have now made more
III era arrangements in rrr Ia carry more illy mo
operation and tie better to test The expchen OF an
agency a road
The more ,ucce> ,ily 10 carry ont our p'anS and
nal room for or spring mpurlallon> we shaIl com
mrnre a great ale 81 uur entire rich an extensive
storl Of Fancy anl Family Dry Goods on Monday the
10Th of Dec 1871, This will le NJ ordinary selling
on a> we are determined 10 close entire stock a.
early a. rus.ilr aud are aware Ia 90 50 we mus,
o Ter our goods at SACRIFICE particularly orfANc'
i cb; our entire stock ha, been REMARKED at the
LOWEST pn sblc rate, hat all may rtadlN see we
have a citlallv madeu GREAT DlMlNlTlON IN pr-
co., We ,oiil your attention 10 our prices and 'iyleS
and sho1ld Won not ind them sarsiaclo and go
away wi hou, prrha~ ing we YOU we shall MOI
/ le often ed We employ none but he most courteous
and attentive ,aicsmeu aud ON visitors will lie sure
| OF receiving all possible attention.
| LOCKE & AKERMAN.
| 80 and % Broadway and 3 James ST., All any ~ y.
| ~ B-OJr Ware Rooms covers upwards Of 1000
snuare feet. OR stock consists Of upwards OF SloO
| 600 wor h OF u,el and Fancy Dry Goods. In point
of Ri .hne.s Variety and extent II style, cannot lie
excelled in the Unuel States. Please reccolec, we
commence evng yol great largalns Monday Dec
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Dissolution.

THE Co2artner>hr heretofore existing le'wcen
! John II. Tower aud John II. Tower IT,, at Tn
derhill, VI. in the name anl style OF John II. Tower
& Son, is this day dis. olive ~ mutual con emit and
all demand, due ,ail Hrn will Ie scu!ed by john II.
JOHN II. TOWER,
JOHN II. TOWER .JR.
Tnderhl. MAY ooh, 4. u. lSii. t3lw3
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Y,nICurON M>EKrT, Nbndav.

At Market 400 Beef Cattle 100 Sheep and $50
Swine 100 Beef Cattle unsod.
PRicEs-Berf Cattle Sales dull AT n small advance
from las, week Extra 81 Is; first quality Si.A0 \
Si62 second quality 81 2N third qnnhy 50, ~
q 1915.
Sheep-Dull. Common sheep from sl.75 to Z. .
Swine-Sn1ll lots To peldln Sc for sow>, ic ioi .af
rows At retail, from to ).