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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

hsrts Of Peter Moran In the fourth story, where al
the servants slept Their clothing Was nearly al DE-
siroyed, and the BUILDING greatly damaged oy ~a.sr.
Gou!ds dipirg saloon No. 10. WAS also da naged ~
water. Moran seriously burned by the cAmph~ne,
which uss scattered In every dir ection soou the room
IN vhicn be WA at the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

VINO MEErING.-A spirited meeting
wss held at Washington Hall, on ,nday evening. 70
designate additional Delegates from Jersey Ciy TO the
Mas State Convention al Trentos on Thursday next
Il vas we'll attended W c. Morris, Esq, was called to
Inc char, and 5 Quslfs appointed Secretary. Tho
object OF the meeting waJ bdeiy stated by Mr. Bcket
The meeting addressed by Horace Greeley ana y
A O Zsbr,kie, E.o, OF Jersey City Tne campaign
singer Mr. Fcazer, presenr and sang Two or tnroe
sor 70 20 the Amusement Of the meeting The aneeg'
" ards then named a largo number OF additional pea'
10 the Mass State Convention ~ Trenton 70 NOR
row The Whigs OF Jersey City express their ntennoa
of entering at actively in,o tho canvs" Meetings
will be frequently held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
SECOND BOAaD
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-Taesdss

PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKss-Inesd6S,
Ava Sl-FSF Bssrs-siooO Cam ssd An g., ., la 70 L.
hsh Nav. 53k 80 DO So, tGart bsns, lsh % 40,
Pesn r. a. COZ Loss IsiaBd X K. llsi 40 DO,
so SCI. ss'. Pref "s .s-o Psani !. cD a. ~.
ban r. r. rs Platter BanA, rsDn ot cA.on c,a.+ y.
Ssaa Bcs-s-so Long fssnd r. ny so Leash Ia D.,
losJ u. 10 Nav Pref, an Lshsh Nav 80 -
X Il isk s3,ro Sch. Nav, ca, 81, rs; 0ugrssa ~" ~
iS Hsru.barsA n. X, xg 81 40 Rsaass. o., ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
TrxspAY. Aug. 3I-P. ~

u" TUESDAY, Aug JI-T.
The recovered buoyancy OF the o'ooN
mari, = eousausd 70 day sad asa'y 81 40 ''A~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
August, ls2:

Il Arrivals of Emigrants from foreign
places at the por, Of sew.York during the month o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

BRITISH EMIGRANTs.-A movement i5
foo. to establish Church and Hospital al this
per. for tie benef. of English emigran,s and sailors
who may be in distress Mr.. Robt. Bunch, H. B. n
Vice Consul at this port has jus, returned from Europe
where he exerted himself 20 obtain subscriptions TO
furd for the erection of such buildings In the list OF
sums which be thus ob,1ined are the following
Tn. sncIstr in- th. PrnnngAtion Of tho Gospel u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

THE PARK.-As a gentleman was cross
Ing the Park with bis wife on Monday evening aud
when In front of the City Hail. ne met gentleman Of
his acquaintance and stopped 70 speak With him
ment. His wife passed five or six steps and stopped
and Immediately welldressed rowdy acco,ted hsr
rudey and received, In Instant we'll directed blow
rom her husband, which laid hi II level rhe Park Il,
might become, beautiful promenade, If vile chsrac
ters excluded from It's walks. IA |. IT, neither
decent well avoid contact with vile
women. thieves and rowdies. They are known to the
police and should be driven out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Cor
oser held an inquest yesterday upon the body OF
Thomas Conwsy a native Of lresud l. years OF age,
who was billed on Monday the d. 81 Of the Harlem
Railroad Cor psDy, corner Of Eourth-av. AID Thirty
frat ST. IN consequence OF being over by ocomo.
tive which was backing into the depJt Tue deceased
va. in the er ploy Of the Company. lie mad entered
the place unkno~n 20 the engineer or 70 any person
belopgipe to IRE road and remanei there uno5ssryed
until after thu wheel of the locomotive had passed over
him. The Jury, AFTER closely investigating 'he case
rendered ve.sic. Of accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Der work Of the canvass with social target shooting
dinner, &c Ia which the members Of the Guard aud
their friends viii participate Tie Guard embraces
large number Of the most valuable and worthy citizens
Of the Ninth Ward, aud, aside from their proposed
amusement VIII do most gallant services ht the ballot
box for the chivalrous Hero Of Lundys Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

OPENING or THE PuBLIc ScNooLs.-All
the public day schools of this city to be reooened
this morning and evening schools wiz alss
soon be opened for persons of both sexes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Mary
sesan m Irish~ouan on Monday afternoon, while on
ths track OF tie Hudson River Raj a. saor; dis
lance above Tarytown being on her way to the cnun'
try sest Of Gen James Watson Webb 70 sse her slater,
who wss servant Ia the ianiy OF that gentle nin oe;
csre f,sS,ensd Al train thsn approaching her. and
before ale could get out of ls Say, was run oyr snd
instantly killed Tns enslneer made every tHjIt %
sloU he trim but was uus5le 10 do so in time Tse
body uss ye,.erdsy brought to the cy aad tsNen "
the relatives Of the deceased to b!eecAe'" "u''e 81
inquest viii % nelt 70 cay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

A GIFT o. GRATITUDE.-Tte coach
man of Russell Smith, Esq, WHOSE name, we believe
Is Eobsr. Sherman who was 50 active and successful
in rescuing persons from the wreck Of the Henry Clay
hes been presented With valuable gold watch and key
bearing appropriate inscription and SO 10 cash Ths
donors gentleman and bis wife, whose names We
no: &. liberty to mention, and who were of those
saved BY him. These gifts accompanied By beau
ul letter expressing the gratitude of the donors for
his heroic conduct that occasion In saving their lives
and the lives Of other passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Boy DRowNEp.-A lad about years Of
sse son of Mr. Theodore Leonard, Policsusp Of tho
Fourth District, vss drowned 10 a pond on Pscisc-s.
near Fifth ay on Monday evening, while bathing VIA
other boys The Coroner held Inquest the body.
and the Jury returned q verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

SrxTH-AvENUE RoAD.-There are ff-
teen running this road a, intervals of four
minutes during the day. The are crowded mos:
uncomfsrtsbly mornings and evenings, and are full
nearly all day One ofthe Sunday took so for
fares thus carrying 1900 passengers. Orders have
been sent to New Hampshire for a large number Of
horses and more cars will be on In a few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Elm Il, DUsus ard captured four OF lie wre:cisd
ipmsie, and their Mistress wno locked Up In tne
Tomhs 10 swat exsmiostln. This woman 10 repre-
sented having. uuE. recently. ko5, Al place :te
srs from - to II years Of age for immoral purposes
The "DRoP CANA notorious
pocket book trooper Yesterday arrested By officer
Jeffrey Of the Third Ward charged prscucing his
svocaton upon an unsusPecttng countrynsn named
Geo Brco. row stopping az No l0s Warren-s,, who
los; $40 by the fellows operations. The prisoner was
taken before The Mayor and held 10 bali in the Of
$500 to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

DrssRprnLr HOUSE, BROKEN Up
Can't Brennan, Of the Sixth Ward Police, assisted by
ofiicors Lord keClusky ard Dowdcan, made decent
sst syealns up0a Vie tss kep. b. an old woman In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

BURNED TO DEATH. - Margaret Ann
Owens, child two yesr, Of age, whose parents resd
81 No lO7 Thirteenth 81, on SUNDAY aern 1on' wnn'
playing near thu grsts in the sitcten was dresau.i
burned IN consequence Of is clothing nssog ss,s'
lurr. Coro1er Ives held an Inquest upon tho BODY
and verde, OF accidental death was rendered b. tai
jury.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23

The Committee appointed at the meeting
hciG on Saturday evening have The pleasure OF
am ounclng that they have completed arrange
merits with the Ontario and St Lawrence
Steamboat Company TO sell tickets at Han
Pr ce $3.50 from OsJensburgh to Lewiston and
back, Estate Rooms extra) to all those VII h.
ing 10 attend lie great celebration of the ba lie
OF Lundy's Lane, at Niagara Falls on the 9th
Of Juy-sald tickets 10 be good from the 22od
July TO the lst Of August. Tickets 10 90 and
return to be paid Tor before or when taking
passage.
Tickets can be procured at the American
Steamboat office Rail Road Depot, Ogdens.
bur@h, at the office OF +. 3. Allen {, Sous
-. den-burgn and on board the steamers.
Arrangements have also been completed
with the Osdensbureh Rail Road Company
to sell tickets for the excursion at halt fare.
A.C. BROWN,
SIILLNAN FOOTE,
w. ALLEN
&. d V. SEYMOUR,
n. TAGGAR
Ogdeneburgh, July ID, 1882.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
Gen. Scott at I.undX'S lind!

The Boston papers Of Saturday contain the
following Telegraphc DESPATCH
Washington, July l6.--At the earnest sole
i'atons Of many Of his Old companious IN arms,
Gen. Scott has consented to be present at the
great Niagara gathering Oh the 81 inst.
We candidly think tins statement mrst lie
taken with good allowance of doubt. If tie
noble old Hero should conclude, however, TO
visit tue scenes Of one OF his most glorious
achievements, on the occasion named Vest
ern New York will have to hire a part Of Can
ada TO accommodate the crowd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
ITEMS N nLME AND ABROAD.

- Our friend CHARLE5 q. EASTMAN, of
Montpelier Patriot has been nominated for
Senior by the Oh Line and the Free Soil
parties III Washington County, and both par-
ties appear to be equally content, and hold up
their heads as though they were honest politl-
clans We are qune willing that Charley
should ''catch the bird" but it Is a httle mar
vellous that he can lind antagonstc parties
fools enough to "sha,e the bush" for him.
Judge THoMPsoH, Of the Freeman, needn't ex-
plain we understand all about it We be-
hcye, dear Judge, that eastman goes for Pierce
and hing, and you DON'T!
-Gov CAMPBELL, OF TENyEssEE.-TLis
gentleman was SAID by some Of the Washing
ten telegraphers 10 be opposed to Gen. Scott.
The correspondent 0! the Courier and Inquir-
er, says:
There is no truth whatever in the story sent
out from 'his city with others from the same
mint, that Gov. CAMPBELL, of Tennessee, in.
lends TO oppose the nomination Of Gen SCoTT
Letters were received from him Yesterday,
giving a nat and unqualified contradiction
10 these rum0rs, and announcing mis- intention
to cooperate earnestly with that party Of which
he has so long been all ornament and an honor.
- The Wings of Westield, Chautauque
County, have organized Scott Club and are
making preparations for active service.
- The suggea ION for grand Mass Meet
ing at Bunker Hill, on the anniversary of G. en-.
Scott entry into Mexico, (September Iith)
meets with heerty response from the Wing
press.
- Al tbs Ratification Meeting at Pitts
bufgh, wers number Of officers and priyates
Who vsys with The General in Mexico. One
Of tnsp, Mr.. Crawford, said that he had al
ways oeen a Democrat, bu, that Ike the rest
q tEoss Vao followed the American coan.:aa-
r: ao-csG rs Pol,5 !:!..cr h.-. ?. ccrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
stephen silarD..s 4, e.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Preba,,. Z .ur. fer
DlSu1ct OF CLlttenden, rs. he District ., rcsaid :,
to all persons interested IN Inc Estate OF tephen
sharp late OF Colchester in said sJ.lct, { ceased
GRl-l.NG:
Whereas, the Administrators Of the est4 e. If said
deceased, proposes to render an account OF cir adj
nnstrallon OF SAID Estate, and PRESENT. ccount
against the same Tor examination AMI allowance by
said court, and the said Court having ASST j. for
that purpose, the llth day OF August 4. i. 81 at
the office OF RAiord & Adams 10 EurliuCtor said
District, and ordered that you be notified by dish.
ing the time and place assigned as aforesa three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free fess,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, the l4st Of
which publications to be previous 10 the day led ior
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to aru",r be.
lore said Court at the time and place afor, +, and
show cause ii any you nave why the saio ccouut
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in 4. i'd Dis.
irct this Dist day Of Jluy A. u. l.5.
BRADFORD. RlXFORD,
w4w3 register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
The Whig Meeting iastEyening.

A large and animated meeting Of the Wings
I OF Burlington was held in Bank Block last eve
ning. There was very numerous attendance,
quite as large as the recent Loco.oco State
/ Convention and the best Wing spirit prevailed
1t was exclusively business meeting, to Or
game Lundys Lane Club, and appoint Del
egates to the approaching District Convention
But the Wings We're there, rs thcy ha,c been
at every meeting c led since the nominition Of
our good and gallant leader, the hero of SO many
gIorols battle fields. There is feeling among
the people that the man who was never beaten,
while fighting FOR his country, never must be
beaten ~ his countrymen And he certainly
viii not be. The politicians that build their
hopes On the election OF Pierce, had better take
a brief tour among TUE VOTERS They viii tind
tIat mere political managers and wire pGllers
are not always regarded as the best iud4es, or
tat best leaders, Of popular movement. WIN
FIELD Scott j. as surely destined to be The next
President Of The United States, so far as we
can Judge from The signs of the tines as the
day Of election IS 70 occur,
l"e' ahH the 1g"' mat time throws upon
the merits ol the candidates are denly and
hourly rendering the contest between General
icf'e ana Uehe'ai scott more ABSURD ana IL
ulculo'9' 50! nothing '"ud "hal Amen
can ca" say anything Without laugh or u
oIuShj OF Tie contrast between Their mlf'tdry eN-
P'oils IN the service OF the Country, 1t IS fast
becoming widely ,and Tor Pierce fatally hnown
t'at SCOTT Is warmly III favor OF Iariii
winch shall discriminate Tor the PROTECTION
OF American Industry, while PIERCE Is emPhat-
ica'iy Free Trade iocotoco that ScoTr Is
IN ii'or OF liberal and generous system OF
general Internal Improvement, while PIERCE
Is distinguished for nothing 50 much as los his
bitter, Uniform, radical opposition to such u
system, even carrying his opposition entirely
beyond that OF JACKSON, CALHOUN, WmGnr,
and other really great leaders of his party =
''ia' SCOTT Is III favor OF the DlstnouuOn OF
t"e oehel'' arising from any and every dlsPo-
s'l'oh oil lhe Pubic Lands while PIERCE
"ouio nave the revenues derived from them
wasted III o'iIayln9 the ordinary expenses Of
the Government. These things, as well as the
p,orco ,a,,x.r ,bo r,onos;,i,,, - ,,..,, =, ,,.,
noor ,,.i3o.o. 81 ,,., ,,.,u,.-, I,o b-,....
af he ..,.,,, ... ,.....,...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23

- The Louisville lKg) Journal says -
"a prominent Democrat It Indiana, one who
has never been anything out Democrat, one
whom HUNDREDS of our c. sens know, says that
Indiana will undoubtedi. give to General Scott
u larger maloTiy than she gave to Gen. Har.
rson."
- The young men Of lowell have organ-
lied a Scott ana Graham Cub
--- The N.ll!etovn Comm News, here
toforc neutra, ..as hoistod he Scott g. Graham
flag.
- A "ch.qpo'va Club" a4s been formed
at Bratteh- }, Il,
------ the fo-mo!ion Of Scott Cubs is going
on rapidly i'll I'll he wards in Philadelphia.
THE + '-emeine Zetung states that the
Germans of '.c l7th ward, New York, haze
formed SEQ md Graham Glib
The yo.ag n.en CT Columbus, Ohio,
have organic Il "Ch!ppewa Club"
john iison, formerly Sheriff of
Butler COM +, 10, AMI always Democrat
was one OF t. &C Presidents ct late Scott
demonstratlo~ Hamilton County. He dc.
claFe9 bis Dc nation 20 support the Scott
ticket, and $ here are a large number Of
Democrats n }utle:, who viii do the same
Tho j. n ! Jag Of The Union, the
Nlcksburqh ' -, the Natchez Courier, tie
brandon Rep N, and number Of 9th
Journals whic ely supported ihe Union
party II M.ssi> now display tie nutnes of
Scott and era. IT he head Of their editorial
columns.
"A large ;foation Meeting was held
al Wooster, v go County, Ohlo, last week.
Also, one at k.Y5ylllc, and preparations
made tor !oyn>i Soutt Association.
"A "Chs,c = Cub" has been formed IN
Eimra.
"A "Scc J'06" aas been formed at Shell
iea, u.
"A Cb r?2va Cub has been organized
in Rutland, wan icoEishes like Horse Ches-
nut Tree.
---The L va Lane GLIB, in Burlington.
adopted It's C..-,.,lt;on on the 10Th inst, and
IS in active c. ton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Co.umn! -Tor,vard

Now, brothers, now is the hour
The publishers of The Ncu York 1ritua. profTsr
copies OF their regular aud full Weekly Issue eight
large pages each columns, Of Litera, ne, Politics
End News Tor the rema lnder OF the Prs uenrisl
Campaign, comInen, ing with the 9TH u l.. Il anu
closing with November &5.n when we { :. emily
hope to announce their triumph,-on the ...,winx
terms:
copy for the Is weeks q ~
copies, 10 one address 40
10 copies do do 100
% copies do do $50
Payment in all cases TO accompany the DER
The selection Vi WINFIELD SCOTT tor President
and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM tor Vice.Pr. hden, has
gatled ardent wishes and streh ther ID cur ear.
nest hopes Our conviction has Ion. tee liked tina !;
Gen. SCOTT is the very fitted nn k-d gu, BY
his heroic acheyeuents-his inestlmabe services. at
crltlca periods IN preserving our Natloli quill
ilty and preventing the etfuson OF bo ID, hls an.
questioned integrity his sell deyJ;ng pr rlutism his
.conal position and his hum unity unite the
Wing Masses IN one enthusiast &C, In ncible host
and lead them on to victory So belize ,n2, nave
Ia..!el and hoped tof his nomination, aud We now
COZ ndrnty LEX 10 the result 10 ustiiJ uI sanguine
autlD4 atoms.
IAA rFiEUSE. Standing OH its owl 'latf nm and
knowi!a 10 other authority but tut, II, 20 its Ut
moe. II ne election OF SCorT and Di-1A;.; bur It
vii. nc; abso .bsU ny to!ltcul dr. ISL W..
have Chose! to prtte. Campaign sui re large
~aeei . her an a sman and cheap" because
lne posi-. ge % ne same, mad belaus rsr IL ex-
teuu lhe khowlra,s e OF shat In + M 40 tltl.
~ is. The lieut. o, uur ST. cllte B IArl .A4L> r,
wnJ mex writes IS ron. s. ia lac RI . = IN
Lonstunllnopie, &c, M, rpceal 4. !, "Itn
reviews new Book, Proc-etrn. ,ss and
me aener Il foreign ana UUr.t.tC ...,- 'le irI
Ii there Is anu.her JGu hhi ~ 4 ,et- IL, aGate
Or moe interesting II Ia IR.PC no De
-auss more money Cr aI ur - yea, .
A tue Eiluuns OF TGE > RVS, int J N
iarI u lafto ior.', on STREETS. i SHOW
my elsit ge and coT"act ,.r- sn.st-
Ter. Anoul mali Inc D. ! is Icv,. A s,. lte
uenls, very lew Vi ~hlc ape il" -. I.sl-s
No ten Joilar d4!ly !, the 500 :. "a IS more
reading maller then The lRBuNf ..t = lt!urdea
IS per annum, ' 10 gre -.
SEMl-N ELkLi ., Il n
One copy per annuMj 3 IA 10 ) Fen do
So.
WEEKLY TRlBlN
One copy Cper anna!nl s., Tw 50; sht do
SlU twenty do 10 uGs adde's ~
- Payment IS 1T oil carer require ia ace,
Subscriptions TOR TEE CaAMfAI- ~ Sue o.
either Of our regular lssurs, are resi- il 'ic.tee
All notes OF specie payln. banks I" M ana
may be RENTED al our rsk. Pleas
GREELEY 4 ii .-.--, Il.
Publishers, Tribune BE!dag., y .lk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
CAMBVlLIt CATTLE MARKET

Reported lor g.. Boston Post, by John Euton.l
Al Market -. tile about 800 Beeves and Isl
Stores consist /. tWoring Oxen, Cows and Cal
yes, yeaE.!nGt, eff. md three years Old.
Prices-Ma ... Bsst---tara, So ~ per cwt; LIST
quality, 56,5J . quali.y. $3.50 go I'd quality
9o,25 ordnn.l : 80
Hldss-5.oo - W.. G7aow 6oca63
Pelrs Doc [ skins 9ialOc. per 10.
Veal Ga "ss-- 5Ua.O
S,orss-Vo a : 0xrn-ST9, 81. Al. ss. ,lalco.
Cow ID SGT -. 70. - p. 1.lt5
Ta:se IeeTa ..a-3l5. -, =, 3!-3o.
ScteJ az =. S. - O. 1lf.r'. Trrts--ExIa
?i43 f. g.! Al.,1 10. ;, c!J.')
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23

Remavks-The market i, well supple !, and ahs
are both slow and hard. The market is gifted with
ordinary sheep. and holders must lose latgt,y. The
Vermont Central and Sullivan, and a. II Ellington
Cattle Trains were all late to-day, in s,n eouenee
oil their engine bursting while near Gro 0r INC ton.
The engineer was scaded, but not daua, rol.ly.
l66 cars came over the Fitcnburg t;ail, lad, and
81 aver The Boston nd Lowell Re- toi, ioIj ed
with Cattle, sleep, Horses, Swine e. Fowls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
= / { !

In this town or the 2lst inst GEORGE w, Goa Of
A. Lapoint aged years.
In oil francisco, California of ConsrL1p;lcn, On
the l2th Of Apr, at the residence Of d ~ Jones
Esq Mir lEARY RICHARD, aged % yea
Canada Papers please copy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
I'll arrifh.

At Burlington, Vermont, on Tuesday Ne eth inst ,
by the Right Rev, Bishop Hopkins, ILrACE B
SAHTON, Of Sacramento CITY. Cal to ellen
MARY, aughter OF DR.. O. II SAx1 T.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-23
81 sY.NELis ia a

BARNUM, Halter, Wholesc. n ( tai, Col
!ege Street, I'd door from Churc-, ". received
large and varied supply of GLe-, Rocky
Mountain Beavers, Drab Aogoa, nj i .sr Mole.
skin, imitation Beavers, Ia am, W., u. and Boys
Leghorns, China Pearl, Polr eat, ii, ia s, and
various kinds OF straws: Also an { i i new. and
gety desirable article the Ccnt0a y &c at; Back
glossy Moleskna. OF tbs latest app, 'eI ,terns al.
80 full assortment OF Canes. tiNc uinl hose de.
siIne1tor seIfdeience,l Carpet Bag is S, Trunk,
Umbrellas, SC, &c. The Paent Ia Pr ccior, has
proved decided hit" there IS a i.cie aing de.
nond for them, daily, He buys 70. =, md will
sell as low as any establishment, in CnJa or City
Hats dressed Tor customers, as oiteil as desired