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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon, the Probate Court
DISTRICT OF RANDoLrM for the said District-To ali
persons concerned in the Estate of Abal Hamilton late
OF Orange, In said District, de ceased, intostate,
,1rupnr,o GRRErtNG
WHEREAS, Rhoda Hamilton, Administratrix of the
w Estate Of the said deceased, proposes rendering IN
account OF her administration, and presenting her account
Gout to nc held at the Probate Office in Chesen in said
District, on the Both day Of Gotahsr instant, at 8 O'clock
A. NJ Therefore, you hstvy notined appear before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid aud show
cause If any you have, why the said should not
bealIOWed.
ber A. D. 1852.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

Mrs Wnsow, an old and experienced nurse and Female
Ply cia would call the attention OF the Ladies to her
Soothing syrup for Children teethng. 1t Will immediately
relieve them from pain, alay all spasn0dit action, soften
the gums reduce inflammation, and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it Will give rest to your
selves and relief aud health 10 your children
Price % cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities Of MIS- W lnsl Nv
Soothing Syrup during The past SIX years. several thousand
the last year. We believe it the best medicine in the
world for children eethng, FOR the cuse of Dysenley
and Darrhna IN Children whether it arises from lecthng
or any other cause 1t gives universal saiislacon-uevei
heard u complaint from any one using n-Revor sold
medicine so universally successful in relieving pain and
elacng curpS-relief is absolutely sure.
CURTIS Il PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor, Me.
Sold by Agents in nearly every town IN the state
Thousands have been cured why may not you, by the
Cramp and Pain killer.
The world is stouished the wonderful performed
BY the Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by CURTIS Il
PERKINS, Its equal has never been known for removing
pan in all cases for the Of spinal complaints, cfamp
in he limbs aud stomach, rheumatism in all Its FORMS BILL
ions ChoC burns throat, and gravel II is de cdedy
the best remedy in the world Evidence Of the most won
derfnI cures performed by any medicine are ON ccu
lars in the hands Of agenlsyuu may he positively sure OF
relief if you use 1t. , ,.,,.,..,.,
( n BE sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer. Ali others bearing THIS nnhe are
base limitations and will deceive and njule the PATIENT.
Price - 5 and 81 2cts per bottle, according tu size
-ToR SALE ny
s. X. Collins, Montpelier; G. II. & J. NJ. Weeks aud
Colby, Nctiatley & Co. Lyndon; u ) Chaplin, Glover;
Kun6an K Co, Coventry w Howard, Albany Scott,
Sn,iih Crlftsb1ry Jones K Hutchings Woroit Noyes
Il button, Iydcpark; B Green, Richmond; Camp,
towe; John Hobart, MiidlsseX VIM Gurus, Montp5-
lier ] G. Freeman, Painirld Harlow 4 smith, w Ran
daph, Fred Il smith, Nothteid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
Wyaltouls Daily journal,

viii be published as usual during the APP
preaching session Of the Legislature and by
the reduction Of postage, ito half a cent per
number any whore in the slHlc.) and the pros
pect OF an unusually important and Interesting
session, the publishers will be prepared to sup
py larger number than usual.
TermS-$l00 during hesession; companies
Of 10 or more to one address entitled 10 % per
cent discount.
The Waiciman s. State Journal, Published
weekly, will contain all the Legislative procee
dings. 25 cents during the session, and for
three months so cents
Payment in all cases in advance, and orders
and remlttences may be made by mail, OF
through members Of the Legislature.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Vernon
State Agricultural Society will be holden at the
Court House in Montpelier on Thursday the
10Th inst, at / ! o'clock A. M. Members of the
Society and all other citizens interested in The
prosperity Of the Society and its future eXhi
billions are earnestly requested to attend. Al
opportunity will then be offered for all to join
the Society. Memb ers holding certificates which
expire on the Sd Sept, are entitled to participate
in the proceedings.
GEORGE w. STRONG,
Rec Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
EgpOa GCROalsS.

NASSIMERES, Doeskins and Vcstings, Of every grade
" and at prices so low you cannot 60 away without pur
chasing, Gail and III ELLIS & BANCROFI'S
Montpelier, Oct. H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

CASH paid for 900 Store Hogs by
" Oct. 4. WALKER & WHITE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

l,AsH paid for Pets, by
v Oct. II. IoOu1c o ,,p,,,r,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
WOODEN WARE!

In fact yon can find almost every article you want at
this extensive Establishment and at prices that will induce
Won TO CALL AGAIN on KEITH < BARKER
Montpelier, Sept 20h, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
ZNICKERBOCKBR SAVINGS
Ceaal Notires.

SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of
~ the application Of the Mayor, Alderman and Common
o r Fifty f S iGIo RON sbs 70 % s9' the HudSos
River, in the City of New-York. Tho subscribers Com
tied matter duly appointed BY rule ofthe Supreme Court
give notice, pursuant to the requirements Of Act Of
titled An Act to amend an Act entitled Act to reduce
INTO one Act passed April q 1918 passed kprl ao 1891
that the abstract Of the estimate and Of the
Commlssoners in the above matter containing the names
Of the owners Of the los assessed the numbers of such
lots they appear the Aaps Of the Commissioners to-
gethef with such and the amount of assessment
whether foT damage OF benefit and ase all the adavs
estimates, and other documents which were used by the
In the Street Con mssioners Office Of the City and County
ss; there to remain for least sixty days before the
Commissioners make their report to the said Supreme
Court at the sine and place hereinafter mentioned And.
the said Commissioners further give notice. pursuant to the
requirements OF the act entitled An Act to amend Act
entitled Act in relation the collection Of Assessments
purposea passed May "a is4O passed May l. 1871 to the
occupant occupants of all houses and
improved unmproyed lands affected thereby that they
have completed their Estimate and Assessments and that all
persons whose interests are affected thereby and who
sctons writing to- to MOSES MAYNARD, Jr ESQ the
Chairman Of the SAID Commissioners at the office Of James
York within thirty days from the date Of this notice And
that the limits embraced BY this assessment follows,
City Of New York, dsscrbd and bounded as foowu e
on 81 as the east Ss by ' line OF 81 d1 la
Of llth-sy On the north By the line Of the center
SOUTH by the line of the center Of the block between 5Et
st. and 10Th And also all the ote pieces parcels Of
land s0ate lying and being in said City described and
bounded folows to wit: On hs east by the westerly
line or side of llth-av the west By the eastery line
side Of 2thav and by the line Of
the Hudson Riyer On the north, By the line Of the
center Of the block between 5st- ST. and 52dst; and
the SOUTH by the line Of the center Of the block
between 5lstst. and 50th st. And the said CommiS-
liOnerB further give notice. that their report in the
above entitled natter will be made and presented to the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New York, Special
Term Of he said Court to be held the City Hall Of the
City of Newfork, Saturday, the 9th day Of March,
1882 at the opening of the Court that day
thereafter Counsel be heard and that then and
there motion viii be made that said Report be confirmed
Dated New-YOrk Jan. 8. 1851.
MOSES MAYNARD, JR,
JAMES s. SANFORD, ! Commissioners,
WILLIAM s. GREGORY.
HENRY z DAVIES, Attorney. lis INIT
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MOSES MAYNARD, JR,
JAMES s. SANFORD, Commissioner.
WILLIAM s. GREGORY
HENRY DAVIES Attorney. j1S INIT
NUPRFME COURT.-In the mntter .

~ UPhEME COUHI.-ln the matter of
sltv Of the City Of relative 10 he oSeninS f
sIxTYsECoND ST. ffom 9Th av to sth- sv in the City
mate and Assessment in the above entitled matter, duly
appointed by rule Of the supreme Cont give notice pur
the people Of the Stale Of New York, entitled to
lating particularly to the City of New York into act
passed April g 1913 passed April 90 1889 that the ABB
eIs m ne ABOVE matter containing the names Of the own
appear the Of the Commissioners, together with
such maps, and the amount of assessment whether for
damage benefit and aao all the afidavts estimates,
and other documents which were used the Commission
era IN making their report, have been deposited in the
New York, for the inspection of whomsoever may con-
ceI3 there to remain for at least SIXTY days before the
SAID Commssioners make Their report 70 the sad Su
Preme Court a the time and place hereinafter mentioned.
to the requirement Of he Act entitled An act 10 amend
an Act entitled Act in relation to the collection Of
and for purposes passed May 1907 passed Nay
l8 to the owner or owners occupant occupants Of
all houses, and improved unlmpr0ved lands affected
thereby that they have completed their Estimate and As
ed to present then objections in writing 20 Henry Beck
the Office Of the Counsel to he Corporation New City
Hall, in the City of New York within thirty days from
the date Of this notice. and that the limits embraced
BY the said assessments are Ps follows that is to say,
all that piece parcel of land described aud containing
follows that is 10 say all that part OF Sixty second ST.
as laid out by law bet the westerly side Of Ffh-RV
tam other piece OF parcel Of land bounded on The west by
the easteTJ side Of Eighth 9 on the east by the westerly
line side of Fifth av the north by the line of the
ter ofhe block between SxtVsecond ST. and Six ythrd
st. the south by the line Of the center Of the block be-
tween Sixty second ST. and Sixty first st., excepting there
hom all those parts Of avenues neraecng the
eaid Sixty second And the said Commissioners, do
further give notice that report in the above entitled
matter will be made and presented the Supreme Court
of the Slate of New York at special term Of the said
Court to he held Al the CITY Hall OF the City Of NewYork
Saturday 22d day May 1852 at the opening Of the
Court that day thereafter as counsel can be
heard and that then and there motion will be made that
said report be confirmed Dated New York, March 4
1882 FHIEff HfHfP ! gEE5SIaoGE E@6SEoE, Commissioner
HFNRv F Dawes. Attorney. me t22
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
Hthe application Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Com
rnopaltv Of the City OF NewYOrk, relative opening
OF SIXTY sECOND-sT from 5th av. to 8lh-av., in tbo
Ciy Of York Notice Is hereby given, shat the costs
charges and dsbuements incurred BY the pro-
ceedngs the above entitled matter viii be taxed By the
Honorable Henry P. Edwards, Of his absence
BY the Justices Of this Court the Supreme Court
Chambers in the City Hall Of the CITY Of NewYork on
Tuesday the 23d day Of March, 1882 clock in the
forenoon. Dated, New York, March a. 1854
HENRY BEEKMAN,
RHILIP 4 MONROE, COMMISSIONER.
MOSES WILCOX,
HENRY %. DAVIES. AltarnaT.
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MenirnI.


CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
N'Dr. .HAsTINGs'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-
THA-The wonder and doubt felt by the medical faculty
when Dr. Hastings proclaimed the durability pulmonary
consumption by the of Naphtha remedial agent has
now, after eight Of trial. settled down
vction that there few or ne cases in which eonsup
tion cannot be cured by Dr.. HAST1N0SS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. In every case in which it has
been tried in England the United States fol-
lowed by immediate relief and ultimate cure In the Bien
helm Free Dspensay, under tho charge Of Dr. Hastngs
during five years that the Naphtha in use there
has not been single death from disease of the lungs while
previously patients had died every week In nep
snt stages Of consumption the effect of Naphta Syrup
Ia almost miraculous, and Effected in incredibly
short space otme In the stages and ever
the third oras dreadful division of this hitherto
BILE disease its effect is equally wonderful This period
marked by the expectOraoD Of the tubercesn cheese
like particles mixed with mucus blood, and
generally accompanied with disrrhea On admin
sterng the Raphth Syrup the formation Of the tuberces
Is almost instantly arrested the foreign matter thrown Of
the tuberclss already formed destroyed breath
ing Immediately becomes easier and the patient the
third night after first taking Syrup is often able to en-
Joy quiet nights rest thing unknown for weeks prov
THE TRIAL or SINGLE BOTTLE
all that asked by the proprietor to prove this medicine
to be all that has been stated
BRONCHITIS
Bronchitis has in this remedy and speedy cure
and is acknowledged by all the medical faculty be with
out rival the speedy of bronchitis both acute and
COUGHS. COLDS AND CATARRHs
yield to the influence Of the Naphtha Syrup often in the
short space of forty eight hours.
NIGHT sWEATs
This distressing and weakening accompaniment con-
sumption aud other diseases instantly stopped by the use
of the Napbtha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
The attacks of splitting of blood have inVa
aby been stopped within the short space Of thirty
utes and all disposition to recurrence Of the pre-
vented In conclusion the proprietor the Naph-
tha Syrup be only the best but the only certain
for Pulmonary Consumption and all other diseases Of the
lungs.
The short space of newspaper advertisement will mot
admit Of the publication Of the many hundred certificates
received by the agents this city and also from every part
of the United States but every interested is
quested to call andperuse them at the office Greer
wieh-st., where pamphlets and every information will be
freely furnished None genuine without the written sig
nature of NJ A. F. HARRISON on the wrapper of each
bottle. 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for s..
Principal Office, No. l5l 0reenwichst. New-York Also
for sale at the following places E. M Guion No 19T
Bowery; JnO B. Dodd, No. III Broadway; J.. l. Cod
dngton, No 1893 Hudson-st
Beware Of cOunterfeits.
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IMITED or SPECIAL PARTNER-

United or SPECIAL PARINEk-
- sHIP-Ths is to certify that the undersigned have
pursuant to chapter fourth title first Of part the
Revised Statutes Of the State Of New York, formed limit
ed partnership under the name style firm OF BURDICE
COOK, That the general nature of she business be
transacted is the wholesale Grocery business and all ne
eesssy business connected Herewith. That PERRIN
BURDICK and BENJAMIN A. COOK, Of the City and
County and State Of Newly the general partners
That ALFRED MARTIN, who resides in the City and
County and State Of New York. is the special partner
That the said Alfred Martin has contributed the
twenty thousand dollars in cash, capital toward the
common capital stock And that the said oopartnesh
is TO the second day Of February thou
sand eight hundred and fifty two, and is to end and eri
nate the second day Of February thousand eight
hundred and dfty-four.--Dated New York Feb g. 1852
PERRIN BURDICK,
BENJAMIN A. COOK,
ALFRED MARTIN
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
Il New-VorF and San Francisco Steamship Line Tho
new steamship UNITED STATES, 500 tUns burden,
Charles c. Perry commander viii take her departure for
chagres, on FRIDAY 26th March next, at M, cen
necng al Panama with the dOubleengne steamship
WINFIELD SCOTT. 2,100 tuns burden, Kenney COuil-
LARD commander expected to depart from Panama to San
Francisco on the 10th of April ensuing These vessels In
epeed comfort and safety surpassed by any this
route and experienced surgeon is attached to each
vessel Rocks are and tickets for sale at S35
through for st cabin state tickets sass through for
ID cabin state-room tickets S200 through for seerago-
Aaplv 20 DAVIS, BROOKS CO.,
General A gents 20 Beaver-st, New York
JONES & JOHNSTON. 90 Wall-st
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noe SAN FRANCISCO-To aail nos-

EOR SAN FRANCISCO-To sail Dos
n tvey on or before 18Th March-Ths fast sadiag
regular India trading ship COLUMBIA, Capt Jacob
her cargo engased and rapidly gong board offers de-
rates Shippers may rely the ship sailing as above Can
hapdsemelv accommodate lmted number Of frst and
s. copd cabin pasteueers Apply to
j. HENRY WILL ANS No li9 FTeut-st.,
orto JOHN OGDEN, No. 1l6 Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

limited STATES and PACIFIC
u MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only through
Line to Califorpis and Oregon-EXrRA-Ihe magnificent
double engine steamship ILLINOIS, Capt H. J. Hart
slime u s. NAVY being ready for service, will leave
this pert for Chagres MONDAY April 26, at O'Clock,
P M precisely from her pier foot of Wausn-st., N R.,
to connect with the ComDanys Extra May Steamer from
Panama to San Francisco The accommodations Of the
Illinois ave unsurpassed and we'll known be the
fastest steamer in world Fer freight passage apply
al the office Of the Company Ne III West st. Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
CITY OF La FAYETTE SEVEN

~ PEI CENT. BONDS. GUARANTEED BY THE
La FAYETTE AND 1NDIANAPOLISERAILRO
COMPANY, and convertible into the Stock of that Com
PaHy i've years. issued under special act Of the Legs
lature Of Indiana
These Bonds are for 900 EACH rembursabls on lst
June 1866 at the pleasure of the City Railroad Com
pany any time after st june 1861 The principal and
interest both payable at the Bank of America this
city
The total amoun Of these Bonds is 2O OOO Constituting
the only deb of the city which issued payment
Railroad Company DfeferTsd the extent Of per
dvdend subscribed for by the city These shares cannot
be transferred BY the city until the Bonds paid and the
oNlOenqs are EDGED fOr the Interest on the Bonds
La Fayette situated on the Wabash and Erie Canal at
the head Of steamboat Navigation the Wabash River
IL has population Of between and eight hous and
in The State and is the principal distributing depot for
the Upper Wabash. She has large by steam
with New Orle rs, CEcnuatt and Ptsburgh Her trade
constantly the increase, and her warehouses line the
Canal now for more than mile IN length. Several Rail
roacs concentrating at La Fayee that will deliver the
heavy products of that country for raDshDment on the
Waref at that point.
The Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad is due ex-
tension Of the Madison and Indianapolis road aud t
necessary part of the three trunk lines, which from
Louisville 10 adson and Cincinnati, converge at Indiana
est. II 62 miles long and VIII cost o00 Of which
omount all the iron was provldeo tt u eook
subgCrptiOns The road is idg for tue rom Whch
hos beed purchased and paid for "a T. ran OF . s 70 me
rack laid. and the rest VIII De sPeeuly VO"
Equipments ave been purchased ana the ioae VIZ De IN
fun operation in Tho course OF the -
Auaneemepts ara uready mado under the auspices OF
nerfnl fornaniss to ect La Fayette by fairoad
with Iale michigan and the Northern Lines
Printed Erhbrs, Illustrating more iuly t1e lnflhalc
ri,s ~ tbese Bonds as Investment, &c, can be OBJ
tanned on application the Office Of the undersigned who
er Tor sale $50 Geo. the balance Of the issue having been
'iiS''' '''pCCsA CAMMANN, wHTTEHOUsE & Co.
No So Wall-8t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

n NEW YORK by the grace Of God free aud indspeud
ent TO all persons interested 10 the estate Of ISAAC
JONES late oftte City Of New York deceased as credit
ofs, next OF kin. otherwseiend greeting You and
each Of you hereby cited and required pefsonap 10 m
and appear before our Surrogate Of the County OF New
York; az his office IN the City of NewYork on the thir-
eelth day CT April ReN az eleven O'Clock ia the forenoon
Of that day. then and there to attend the final settlement
OF lhe account OF proceeangs Of Aonzo Cushman,
Administrator Of goods chatels and credits Of said de-
ceased.
In testimony whereof We have caused the Seal Of Office
OF sala ouiTogae 10 be hereunt8 affixed. Wtnosss
Allen ANDER W BRAFORD, Esquire Surro-
IL 81 gaze OF sad County at the City Of Now York the
an DAY Of January, ia the year of our Lord one
ml3 law4wSa w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,

~ EW LIN Il Tor SAN F'RANClSCO.-
Through Tickets for 10th of fApril.-VANDERBILT'S
new and splendid double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT Of $500 tUns btuen will make her first rp to
Chagres direct, leaving New-YOrk on SATURDAY, the
10th Of April, at 3 p NJ, from Pier No 2. N r.
Passengers by the NORTHERN LIGHT will be taken
from Panama TO San Francisco by the and splendid
double engine steamship s. LEWIS, 1000 burden
These steamers unriyaled in the quality and Of
their accommodations and expressly fitted TO re-
quirements Of the trade
The books are now open for passage. Apply only to
ID. b. ALIEN. AGENT. No Battery. place. 3 ain
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EOR CALTFORNIA-NEW AND IN
Il DEPENDENT STEAMSHIP CODIPANY-OPPO-
SITION TO THE OLD MONOPOLY.-The and
splendid steamship CITY OF NEW-YORK viii leave her
wharf pier N. R. March l6 at O'Clock p NJ connecting
with Independent steamships Panama. All through
tickets guaranteed against detention This being the
only through line. Will take but limited number
Of passengers any detention upon the Isthmus
For freight passa ge apply to
PALM Err & CO., No 80 Broadway, or
B. s. HAIGHr, No 7 Battery place.
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/ IMITEn PARTNERSHIP -Nntic
firms of John MACE,

NOTICE.-The firms of JOHN MACE,
ofthis city, composed of John Mace, Gabriel Meeker
and Nathaniel Gray, and N. Gray Co., Of San Fran
cisco, CAL were dissolved by their Imitation on the
fifth Of January last, and the firm of MACE MEEK en-
by the death Of John Mace All persons indebted 60 eher
Of the said firms requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned And all persons having CLAIMS
against either Of the said firms, against John Mace
individually requested present the same forthwith
The business will be continued heretofore at the same
place SIMON sHINDLER, Executors. SC.
HARRIET s. MACE, ! -
No. IS CaHmine-st.
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T IFE INSURANCE.-National Loan
IL Fund Life Assurance Society Of London; General
Agents Office, No Grand st., Jersey City-The above
Company continues to effect insurance the lives
sons resident in the United States and California and
other special hazards at fair rates Of premium FoY
terms, blank forms, &c, apply above, TO
ILEAEDER STARR. General Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE.--The
~ subscribers, having had several years experience in
Life Insurance. offer to paTies going to California pro-
cure policies of Life Insurance the favorable
TERMS and IN companies offering undoubted security Life
Insurance. either home foreign, will receive careful
tenOn Policies will be examined and ascertained that
they give such privileges Of occupation and residence
will meet the wants Of the insured Books and pamp
furnished gratis Apply, personally by letter, (pOst
paid) to JUDD HOLLISTER,
Agents aud Correspondents,
No. 81 Wall St ,(JaunceY-cou second floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
u existing between the subscribers, under the firm Of
DREW, ROBINSON co. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. NELSON ROBINSON viii settle the bust
of the rm, and continue the Stock Exchange and
Banking business his accOunt.-New York, March
l, 1854. DANIEL DREW,
NELSON ROBINSON.
ROBT. W. KELLEY.