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pxR he above Transla.ions from Enslihins9Fss
ARolle.fna C.lleps sassa dI
DRAwING AND PAINTIN0.
MRS. C. E. DA PONTE is preu.red to rive
III LESSONS il DRAWING and PAINT. es-sss ~
sposs Hs:. "a saa:. b. -; @i 4 ~
AafA TEACHER OF MUsIO. -.
w.ss. !. cAaf5zLL. Teacher fns-
8 .ss e.; = . sss:
!; %
no PLANTERS = o. 900 pairs RUSsETT]
SLOGANS r S 81 + 60 ;i sco -
no PLANTERS -3o60 pairs MUD AND
. l. ''''I i.i = Sd 8; !. 4 4 GO;
ROOTS, SHOES ANDsBkOGANs = 5000
70: n IL a. =. p9s ~ . css GS; St.
HATS-Whi,s apd Black Wool and Campsachy
m.,s ,,'; 'zs..f.SYs ~ j GO, CO; !,
FREsHGARDEN sEEDs-CROP OF 1851.
ss :issi' L. sS
stats., . full and complete ss.sstment Of GARDxHAA
UcDnS and M ahss 81 psns an
' 4 ''n b supplied o. r. p' WI g. oh.,., !
Durability and Chsspness Combined.
w&J. A. CRARY, BnIcKEAYERs and
above s1 win O. la ss s
Citern, and oons1uct them above under er0und
s wSs Ds S
done q !. and successfully tsi'sd. w -, cp.pv
WESTERN VERANDA, corner Tchoupitou.
Nv las and Julia st!eets-rhe above hishment A
h.vns chanssS haads and undergone complete
mansnt and rnnsisn Boasdsss in syls supposed
announces TIA. the BAR Of .ts hou.s will open
spd furnished with ~ Mi@s md LasoI as'
ARCADE HOTEL.
THE public anbe accommodated a. usual ,1fsI
did A., b, & 'lsht injury to the aosd n,curs 90
pOWDER-100O packages Of the American
q ..S tss:
III d a. \ ], COCHRAN Il co. n rdAoupi,oula. st.
nUFFIELD'S HAMS-l25 tierces Duffield's
s''''''.s SSsss sf' e' s ss; Z,
auls % Common strest snd Canai street Row.
E HAMPAGNE-75 baskets Hsidsick Cham.
:. .sis ''- SSs !s: 81
4 .AEcso E-4uU boxes fresh and Prime w estern
~ Reserve; 200 do hsxlsp's Duthan Farm Eng Dairy,
s''ls a'D '.er Rss ~ III co. and % Old ,...
RRANDY CHERRIES-6O boxes ins Brandy
's;i rsfif;a NJ e e. ri y a.
SUGAR-Crushed,R Powdered, CArdsd and Vel,
IL s FEs - 'i EssssErr4 co. % M....ins. st.
DROP SHOT-Fsom the ST. Louis Shot Tower,
10 t,"'' f Fl hSnf III III Fl y CO. ....p.
SUGAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quail.
: IL 10 r FE&D. KENNETH G 70. Is Magazine st.
|0,FALLON FLOUR-Ths favorite brand Of
ID Flour i aERS or s easf sPs e X u...,,,,
NALS-l0DO kegs Fall River Nails. in store
5 Is 81 :. FAB fii y kENNETr 8 co. ps M....i....
CASTOR OII--20 bbls. pure Oil, in store and
s l iSs '''. RPsaD. kENssrr q coz M...... :.
GROUND. ALUM sALT-1 few hundred
500 ssn Fs III sikRsssrra co. 50 m...... i.
CASTOR OILS bbls. pure, n store aud q
"a ToNnAwxLwoaTH. 10 Teh,.pi.o.l.. ).
CALT-cossas and Fise LitePpool Salt; Tux,
''''aA s. e =, s5 2i r " err +
EOK sALE-A Few Legs q Hondur.s Ma
n'sea .ss. ''g1 = sAarl.ll : CO. a Comma. !.
CoLEMAN's AlLL-l6 sad IS inches, il
~ = = 3: asAarA co. y .sA..s,.ss,....
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Passengers.
Per ship Horizon. from Livsrpool-06 in stserass.

List OF Vessels In Fort Not Cleared.
n hs Frat municipality. tdesgnstsd in The following
the SECOND m the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being Fatboat sanding the Third (m ths hrs
Railroad and being Perry Wharf
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EELLOW-CITIZEN Of NEW ORLEANS

EELLOW-CITIZENS of NEW ORLEANS:
wish TO call attention 10 the miracuous cures
az ~ Oh: "a 4!
PREJUDICE s s .ss e s.y
JUICE os ss # s ed % P t.
w.. ss: snds s% a sPd q ss q
doctcs both here and in Germany without being sIs and
hs Henry had .qsa ss ol Gre. E ISna
AZ, s:sis' I'VE:
' ~ isd o SS:. e. 4
X.a q. E ,Ss and
% f Esssss .. si .ss
Eai i osss ~. asss Ss ss:s
sisn msschant and agsnt in the psemises.
He lNILxxlsLf RIsoLET.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-
- MqA. L. PAGAUD respectfully informs The public
t S,ss she. will open School for ne Of
Ct complies English and French Edncaon. on lie l., q
Epte an Ss At her residence 50 Apollo between
MR. hopes that several year, experiences in ,saons
sss SSGs e s H
S 6s ;s 81 a. 70 is;y h. public 8
/. DSD IL :ss ssS
s,sa The sr.oss Of abs TsscSsS Viii Be-
e: q s:: &C. f. e = 3:
S "a y Camp :trsct which UaOe may b
N.wl1s.a.. Assu.. is iSSi s'"'' '''' .pls In
MONAGHAN & RAREsHIDE, Notasies
- snGs ~ Grayier stzsst-Gso. Rarsshids successor
E:a sosi fss os e. ss.:aS sniu
non. ~ fP%Mslo.es icy peary s The 1e = <he
SsSn Esfucaiar asasaiien paid 70 oil Marine bud
Fab IMPORTATION. ls5i-JOsEPH H.
Der shp, Cton~ ~ 4 lamp street. are now receiving
embracing lhe latest and moat desirable " pelies
70 me trade 81 the South and Wet Dealer ii the
S'W and country are respectfully invited 70 sEsnas this
a., LONDON LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER. in pin. ard
sE0rCh aad BURTON ALE. .l.o in pint and quar.
ILLS. ~ WHISKY. in punohssas and dsniiohns. viii
AAONTiLfADOS SHERRY WINE. fs ..i, BY
y 49, ---- SOhN TOOlE, Is Bank Place.
COCOANUTS-5OO0 just received, and foe SALE
~ lSl E. J. HART co. 3 Tohcspitoulas =.
al-I = 80 . .r.
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.POkl OF NEW ORLEANS.
.Arr1 I'd. NO 81 sN--LonsruD. w. Vim Time. a..

CRsscBKr OvvIcB,
Saturday Morning. September 10. 1851.
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship ChssskSa. Windls. NswYosk Va Havana,
r Jenninss
Ship Arno. Bacon. Boston, CIV Hysson
Ship CarDstio. DevsTaux. Genoa. JPWhilnsy kco
Cent Am schf UoloHteu Kaly, Rslss Hon, baI0li REQ
echs Robt speddsn. Radovich. Vera Cruz. w Brown
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Dangerous WeoPons-Ffedefick Grew stands
charged, before Recorder Gsnois, with assault with
a dangerous weapon on George Hoffman, who iii is
sworn by an officer Of the First Municipality police
was stabbed with q pocketknife in four different
places on Thursday night, in front of . boarding.
house on st. Philip, between Bourbon and Royal
streets. by the aforesaid Grew. The accused was
remanded for examination yesterday.
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Breach Of Irwn.-Pienol was charged with
breach Of trust under the following circum-
stsneee: Arthur Daniel swears that be gave Pienel
account Of $21 so to collect and he collected it,
Danis, admits that on. Of that sum Pienol paid
away az 60 for coke for his Oaniel'O account,
leaving 90 90 unaccountsd by Pienol. He also
says he gave Penor three other bills to collect,
amounting to about go, of which accounts Daniel
alleges Pienot refuses to give either tale dngs,
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attempted Suicide.-John Lunar was arrested
yesterday by Corporal Creoon for stl1npting to
commit suicide on board the Fret ieipsliH
ferry boat, by jumping into the river
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Breaches Of tho Psacs in ~ First Municipal
ity.-J. G. ROLAND is charged with breach. Of
tho peace, committed under the nose of Joseph
Nunez. Joseph Nunes, in return, is changed
with the same offence by J. G. ROLAND. with a
little spicing, for Nunez is stated in the affidavit to
have assaulted ROLAND with dangerous weapon.
M McCabe, breach Of the peace-prosecutor, Jo-
aeph Brun - charges George Herks with
provoking and insulting her. These important
charges will shortly be severally examined. J..
Fourmier will be examined for assault alone, At
the instance of Pierre Cougot
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

+, Charity Hospital - Report fof the wsek ending
Friday evening, Septemb<s ~, at o'clock Ad.
mit.ed, ST. discharged, 552; died, 20; number
remaining. 81. - - u
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Arrived
Ship Clsbcn. Warham. 20 days from Mansllss. 70 La.
Ship Aosi.oa, Thompson. 50 days from Liverpool. V jas
Ship shsIeS. Merry man 81 day. from New York. to g @
Bul F%ss fnss. siasssifrd. % dsss from Bo.son. ~
Brig Union. HOLMAN. 9 daysEom Havana. to PUG. Mir Il
co-lA my. =
~vlssef &o0-lst my.
Brig S0pe, Smth, from Havana 7th inst. to DeViner
&cQ-lst my.
Brig JhiO. in distress-Roint.
sehr b PammsE Rodsrsues. days from MOBILE to mas
Brit schI John Wsy. knkcarnal FROM Kingdom ia. via
Ruatan, TO Nathan-ist my. = -
sTRAnBoATs.
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou Sara.
Gtpsys UFe, fnOm. Bayou Sara
Glendy Burke. White, from Vicksburs,
Natchsx No =. Leather. from Vicksbafg.
WIN Clifton, Spotls, from l.0uisvile.
T0wboat C0nQusrss Andrews. from the Pa-tOwed down
and TO the l0h ship OswegO and brig OctAvia
brought ships Claibom and Horizon, bFigs Soue
and OHIO
Towbost Ocsan, Cloutman from the Passes-towed down
and to sea on the 9Th inst, barns Yamuh and Paramount,
schn Fairy. l. Rogers. Mary Ellen and Campsacniana
brought ~ ship shaS0n bark Forest Primes and bnes
Tshuantepsc and Union. -
BELoW-C0MING Up satt t=f-t
One chip. one bark. and two brgs unknown.
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lew ORLEANS CATTLE Market.

= JkFFIRsON CITY, 4
Friday Evening. September H. 1851.
Arrived during the past week. 63S Beef Cattle Isl Hogs
S6 Sheep, 60 Mich Cows. and 460 Calves and Yeaslnss
The market closes with but asmall stock Of Western Cattle
for which the market Is in favor of holders the stock OF
Texas. Attakapas. etc., amps The arket for Hogs is
easier with good stock Offering "A fair supply of Sheep
on SALE Mich Cows meet but little inquiry.
-pn,crs- ~
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NEW YORK-PsT stsamship Cherokee 40 900 eiears and
sundries..
B0STON-Psr ship Amo; 6lA balss cotton, 1903 bbs
opr NY do whisky do castor beams ISL bds ISL hides, l
GENOA-Per ship Carnatic: "a bales cotton 690 hhdv
tobacco, 6OO0 slaves. bxssampss.
VERA. CRUZ-Psr schr Rcbt Spsdden: Lo. machinery
and sundTies.
BELlZEPor schr Dooress Is bbls pork, $50 ibis hf
do Hour bbs hams. 10 Kegs Ard bale tobacco. 00
shingles, etc. =
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HAYANA.Per brig Union: 20s bxs sugar Chas BslckeS
kco-l9O do Pras-55 srder10 do bxs sweemeats,
case eigsiy r Cahusac-l do Rodngues-l do A
Ghaud-e do TO order.
HAVANA-Per brig Tehuantepec: Gil boxes sugar to
DeVisser kco.
HAvANA-Pss brig Soule: Sugar. coffee, etc.
MARSEILLEs-Per ship Claiborn; Wines. ass'd mdse,
LIVERPOOI.-Per ship Horizon: Assoted ndss.
NEW YORk-Psr ship Sharon: Assorted mdss.
BOSTONPer bark Forest Prince Custom. hose granite
and assorted mdse.
KINGSTON-Per schr John Wesley: Fruit to Nathan.
MORILE-Per schr Pummsr: SIS sacks salt to Small
& Mc(sffi.
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T w. & J. A. CRARY, BhICKEAYERS and
BUILDERSmln addition TO gensr. busnsas ia. the
above line they will conrao build and guaranty Brick
Cistern and oonsruc them above under ground
be reQusd For further information, please inquire u
messs Hayman Hidden 95 Magazine street, where
and BE- and references given work
done and successfully teited.
slsf J. w. 4 J. "A. CRARY.
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Man KILLED "A man named McCabe was lied
about five o'clock yesterday evening on Tchoupi.
toulas street, by man named Farelly, in puei..
listic squabbe. n is stated by The lockers on that
Farrelly. knocked down McCabe with the first
blow, and with the second killed him
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WESTERN VERANDA, corner Tchoupitou.
w las and Julia stleets-rhe abov hishment A
having changed hauds and undergone complete fs,\
would respectfully that they accommodate per-
mansn and transient Boases in style mot surpassed in
Ihs! eo that the BAR Of thi houss will open
TODAY l2th inst, at under the best Of manage
ment. and furnished with the choicest Wines Liquors
ieO LANE u DUNN, PyopuetOu,
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NEW DRUG STORE.

AND APOTIIECARY'S SHOP.
East side Of the Square, Burlington, lermom
EUST OPENED, by \. Ward, NJ. d., {
. fresh stock of Medicines from one of the most eX-
trnsive and reliable houses in Boston. 1t Is DR.
Wards intention 70 deal in pure Medicines, and to
be furnished with such variety as to meet the wants
OF the medical profession, and OF the community.
He is able, also to offer Candies Burning Fluid
and Oil Cream of Tartar, Saaera,us and Soda
Tea Coffee, Sugar, Spices and Condiments; Per
iuncry &c, OF the best quality at the lowest prices
lie has, as agent OF the town, pure Alcoholic anl
vinous Liquors tor medicinal purposes, and tor use
in the arts Agents tor other towns wishing tor pur'
spirits or wines, are invited to call and examine.
n b. Physicians prescriptions put up with care
lime : d6tN w3Ow3
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STATE OF WEIR WON'T, The Probate Court for
District OF Chittcndon, S. the District aforesaid,
to all persons concerned in the Estate OF Lysou"rr
b. Allen, late OF Wcstlord in said District, deceased 4:
Greeting:
Whereas, IIoratio Allen Administrator oithc said
Estate, has, this dnv. i.ed in sand Probate Court, his
appCnuou IN WIRING praying said Court To grant
INN license Ia sell all the real estate whereof the sad
deceased died seized, except the widows dover there
IN, together with the revcrsion Of the widows dover,
Tor the purpos" ol payug the debts against said cs-
tate and the EXPENSES Of the Administration thereof
and wh'rrns, the said Probate Court has assigned
the 2Sh day June, a. y. ISL. at the ciicc al HiN
ford x Adams, ia burlington. in said District for
herring and deciding on said application aud made
an order requiring notice to be given o said appIc1-
ton, and 81 the time and place OF hearing, to all per-
sons Interested by pub -hng the nature of said APP
puraon aud the reason tor the same, and the time
and place OF hearing, three weeks succesS.vey in the
burlington Ere" Press, a newspaper printed at SAID
burlington, all which publications to be previous to
the time fixed Tor hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby ordered to appear be
tore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, il any You have why the prayer Of said
Application should not be- granted
Given under my hand at burlington, this 10Th day
OF June A. D. 1851.
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
W5OW3 Hcuistrr.
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st. AlbaNs June 5, 1851, |, p. M.

81. AIDaNS June y, 1901, |, /. W.
A derrick fell at the Il. r. Depot here
to-day, instantly killing two young men
named Smith and Martin.
1t is said that not one Jew, during the
revolutionary war, took part against the liberty
party, and that the Jews have always taken the
part of freedom against oppression.
-CoNNEcTIcUT u. s. SENATOR Two
unsuccessful balotings were had for Senator,
in the House OF Assembly of Connecticut yes
terday morning. On the last, Seymour had
l05, Baldwin 80. Further balloting postponed
till next Wednesday.
We are told by person who was pres
ent, that the Concert last evening was very ir-
teresting, particularly the performances of the
children, which are said to be absolutely won~
derfu The Concert will be repeated tonight
and tomorrow night, at Concert Hall.
The Boston Traveller OF Monday, con-
tains communication from learned cores
pondent at Portsmouth who has preached an
entirely new theory Of explanation of NJ. Fou-
cault's experiment. in which he undertakes to
show, that the apparent change of direction in
the vibrations Of the pendulum, relatively to the
circle over which it swings, and which is sup
posed TO make the Earths rotation palpabIy
evident, may be accounted for by TIE acccl-
Grated and retarded rotation of the weight OF
the pendulum in its transits.
! -lNTEREsTING TO NTG-BLo0MERs.-Al
! no nit b, tbo 10, I |
Committee 10 the Foreign Commissioners of
the Great Exhibition, Mr.. Paxton, the designer
of the Crystal Palace, stated that he had been
disappointed in the success of the project of the
Exhibition only in one respect. He had thought
| that tho Palace would be a difficult place to
keep clean, and he Lad designed machine.
to obvate that Inconvenience, Of hundred
house maid-powcr, and had put the Commits,
sioners TO some expense in having these
machines made but they had not been called
into rcquistion. for they were not needed, as
the JuiHing had been Kept clean By the rich sHten
dresses If the la9icS.
-"Nathan, tell me this instant what's the
matter :" Poor woman, she got thorough
knowledge of his disorder soon enough though
ignorent of the symptoms then. "In point of
fact" as cousin Fccnix would say, Nat had
come home tight for the first time in his life
staggering in, and laying his head against the
tall andirons that peercd out from forest of
'sparrowgrass,' in the vain hope of cooling off
by the application of the big iron knob at the
end of them. He hadn't spoken "a word for a
long time. GLOW dye feel now Z" says the old
lady at last Jest as did aiorc," says Nat,
sulkIy. "And how'd We feel atorc :" says she
Jest as do now," says Nat
--The love of "A cross woman. they saw. is
stronger than the love of any other female indi-
vdual you can start. Like vinegar, the atlec-
items OF high strung woman never spoil. Ii
is sweet wine that becomes aciduated only
Guess not club > Vinegar gets "spt' some.
tines.
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Frederick Tubb,s ESTATE.

\VE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the District
OF Chltendrn, commissioners 10 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF Frederick 'lubbs, late o Essex
N SAID District, deceased, represented nsovcnt and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
TO and six months from the day OF the date thereof
being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose, do
therefore hereby give notice, that viii attend to
the business OF our appointment at the dwelling OF
Susan Tubbs, in Essex, in said District on the last
Tuesdays OF September and November next, at
O'Clock, =. VI on each of said days
Dated this 9th day oi May A. D. ISL
.,oo A A., \, BIKkYpAN%Ti,o Commissioner,
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Asa NarramOre's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF Chiitenden, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate OF Asa Narramore late OF Char
lotte in said District deceased represented nsovent'
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto and six months from the day of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice, that will at
tend 10 the business OF our appointment AT the dwell
ing OF the W iduw OF said deceased IN Charlotte in
said District, the third day OF September next at
10 O'Clock A. VI on said day.
Dated this l0th day OF Innr 4 D. 1851
ia 4. GoQllIIAhMtR. Commissioner,
3wj0w3
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AlVah HsunnclIS Estate.

M + the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court io- the Dis
trct OF Chtlenden. commissioners to receive, exam
Inc and ad lust the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of Alvah Bunucll late OF Burlin1-
ton in said District, deceased, represented msolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited i'm ofI--t
thereto and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by Snid Court tor that purpose,
we DO therefore hereby give notice, that wllI ar
lend to the business OF appointment at the Office
of T.. ] Phelps in Burlington in said District ON the
second Mondays OF August and september next
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ ON each Of said days
Dated, this ID dav Of .Iun" A. D. lsjl.
GEO T.. SHAWN l,,...,,,;-.:,,,.,
wjOw3 w. l.. STRONG, ! commissioners
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New and VaiuoE,gc EsooMs.

New and VaislaE,Gc Books.
'BIlE Religion Of Geology and its Con-
( nectcd Schemes. Iv
Edward Hitchcock, D. y. l.. l. d.
The Harmony ol Prophecy; or Scriptural lilustra-
tons OF the Apocalypse, by the
Rev Alexander Keith, y. d.
The Philosophy OF Mathematics. Translated from
the French OF Augu>te Comic, by
W. VI. Gllispc.
The History of Greece from the earliest times to
the destruction OF Corinth. =. G. liG by
Leonard Schmitz. +. r. s f.
For Sale by T.. SMITH & Go.
June 9 Ly.vtf
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DRESS C00D%t

French Hcrno, Alpaca, pTln and figured a wool
Mu.lms de- laus and Cashmrrcs, Hrra9e de L'ins
printed Orgaudles, PLAN aui printed Lawn and
Mu-ilns, do do. very fine oil wool and silk and wool
Brragcs French and Irish PopIius, Scotch and Ian.
caster Gnghnms, Prince Napoleon cloth -Alsoa good
assortment Of Mourning Goods a large and splendid
stock OF silks all widths Brocadc, watrred, change
able, striped and black Silks. MantiIln and Nisite
Fringe and silk Lace. Also good assortment %
English, French, and American Prints and Patches
W hitc Goods comets Ribbons. Flowers, &c
Parasos, Linen and Silk liunAkerchiels. Of every
price and quality, from cents Mp 10 the incest kept Al
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SnEETINGS AND SuIRTINGs.--We would call the
attention of dealers in Dry Goods to the advertise
meut oi the " Wamsutta Steam Mills, New Bedford ,
Mass :, in to-day's paper The goods manufactured
by tins Company said to be the best made in the
United States. They have received premium, from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ba timorr In
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ee!R.socERfE D
ICE.

to which they invite the particular attention OF fam
HES. j. II. BURNETT co.
| May -, ISL WIFI
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A COPARTMERSTlIP is this day form.
II Ell between lame, II. burnett, ana john u
Il bmson under the nnmc and style Of j. II GrRYr~r
n Co. at the Store recently occupied by JONI II
Robinson. J II. BURNETT, X co.
Buriluuron March 2, ls5l witt
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