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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28
MRS. ANN N. KNOTT.


INFORMS the ladies of Washington and its picip-
i ity. and ladies sQjourn!ng in this city, that she
is residing at Mr. L. A. Lehman's, East Capitol ST.,
near east entrance TO Capitol Square, in the house
lately occupied by Capt Birch where she is prepared
to conduct, the Dress making business in all its
branches.
Opera Cloaks, Fillehusters, plain and fancy Ores
ses, including every article of ladies Dress made in
the latest fashion and most approved style.
She soicits share of public patronage.
Two good HANDS wanted at the above named
business Good wages irwin nov 25-3t*
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~ The Maryland Institute nave awarded WHITE
HURST smother Medal for bic superior Daguereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
atitute. If you want your likeness taken, go to
WHITZHuRsrs. He makes likenesses, not characters
1T his gallery between Fourand half and 9th street
Pennsylvania avenue
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1" Joe ehillingtOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent fsS IIarpers and all the other Magazines.
and readers will always find large and good
sortment of Blank Books 3nd Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn
sYlYania avenue. aug 10
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n The injmitab,e THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE P0R.
TRAITS, which are winning for him such au envia-
BILE reputation. THOMPSON has many inaitators,
but his pictures ahead of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
Of perfection, brilliant but uufading let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, IS Pope said of his
friends, win bloom in their colors for thousand
years?" His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between A. and 9Th streets Try him.
noy11-tf
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Bank Robber Arrested-Money Recoyere

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The person who
robbed the Bank of the State of New
York has been arrested and 81, 300 of the
stolen money recovered.
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Meeting Of the South Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 28.-The South
Carolina Legislature met here to-day
| The Governors message will 60 in to-
morrow.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor Msury,a
IN Jeferson's Complete Works vol q
Busy moments for an Idle Woman. h
Appletou's Library Edition Of the British Poets.
rom ehancer to Byron. The most bssutiful edition
1mst puonshed-now ready Wilson, Herbert, and
he Life, Eulogy, and great erataDus cf Dsussl
Webster, with portrait
HAPPY Dsu Il Childhood By Amy Meadows.
NV ~. 1sekstogSy nssS oh Vtxeee
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,4AUTIERss.

ID DEDUCTION OF LRICES-Vis,tsr's to Gautier's
IL Saloons will find, upon examination of the
present revised Bill of Fare that the prices Of many
articles have been reduced.
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10 CAM h to the premises OF the sutscri
Tf2S Der on Sunday evening, the both instant,
young bay HORSE, about or years old
ihe owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away,
DANIEL Raglan,
Corner 14th and street, near Long Bridge.
nov 25-3F
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@ FOR SALE OR RENT-A new 8
DEL story Frame HOUSE, on sth street, between NJ
ana streets north. The house hrs six rooms, all
Of which private, there heng passage from the
front to the For particulars apply to J. MARI
New York avenue, near 18th street, j. L. Brown,
1lth street, between l. and NJ SITS.
nov 26-3ta
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LvOR IL e N IA Store-room, suitable for a
l. Fancy or other Dry Goods Store, on It'll street,
between ard l. streets. Enquire Of Mrs. Ratcliff,
ON II, between 4th and 5th streets.
nov 26-St
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Several Improvements have been lately made OH the
Island, number Of new buildings erected, and the
property at the corner of Maryland avenue and It'll
street has been enlarged and improved.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

The number Of pc sons who have visited the Patcn,
Office and the Gallery Of the National Institute
during the season, is estimated at 10000.
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fN MRS. B. GREGG will open q handsome as
AH )sortment of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
ESl7th instant, over Geo. =. Aliens Store. be-
tween 9th end 10th streets, the north eide of Pa.
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies Of Washington and Georgetown.
nov Ids
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FaAs U. 9. SILK AND BUNT-ksa,
KE$ Nc, FLAGS, Il e X.
Ef - $, Pc N N A N s ,If
STRE NJ ERS, &C., &C..
from 5 to 40 feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA
MES, POLITICAL PARTIES, HOTELS, &C. Eo,ue,
than they can be had in the United States
Address T.. A. GIBBS.
No.13 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
sep l9-3m-
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New Dress Making EstabItsh ment.
'IHOSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
L must call on MRS. r CADy, at which piacs
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think il marvellous when
she say sthat she neither has to pin on Innings, dor
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect
Dollars.
Mrs. c. invites ali 10 give her call and Gee for
tAemselvss. Dresses Patterns cut for 81 k cepts
The most fashionable imported patterns for ssle
Dresses, Sleeves, &C.. :
Mantua Makers can be ruppied with the most TO
cent patterns ON the most reasonable terms.
MRS. h. CADY,
. llth street near L, Washington City
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nor RENT-An Office room.s on the second
II floor of Lane & fuckers Building. Pa. avenue.
For terms enquire on the premises, of c. II. Lane
eov 2S-3t WM. TUCKER.
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished ROOMS
Il will be rented on the corner of 1315 and D SITS.
Apply on the premises, to J. W. BAGGETT.
nov 2S-co3t*
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The religious. ceremony OF ordaining elders will
take place this afternoon, the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. The following are the selected candidates ::
DIR. James NJ. Wilson, Mcssrs. w. Fl. Miller, David
Bassett and Moses Kelly. The Rev. Dr. Smith will
deliver discourse.
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FAsHIONABLE DrAss HATs-

IN FASHIONA TILE UHfss HATS
Ell HENDLEY, adjoining the U. s. Hotel, opened
"a on Saturday, another supply Of Gentlemen't
Dress HATS, winter style. Gentlemen of taste and
fashion are invited to call.
Also, varied assortment Of Shirts, Undergar
ments, Hosiery, Gloves and Gents Furnishing goods
HENDLEY,
nov GIFT I'd door east o. g. Hotel
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The Washington Monument Wa. completed to the
height of LAG feet on Saturday, expected that i,
will be raised four additional feet before the end OF
the season,
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EINE DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order,
Il and large stock OF Undergarments for Win
ter, selling off cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ma
tio.al and Browns Hotels, on Pa. avenve.
French Risbands for Shirts. nov 2l-2w
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DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for December.
Il at SHILLINGTONS Bookstore.
Popular Educator fr November.
Musical Repository No. l, containing La Prima
Donna Waite, by Julien.
Lttells Living Age for this week.
Gleason's Pictorial, Illustrated News, and all the
weekly papers for this week. received and for sale ut
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and AZ st.,
nov 70 0deon Building
PERFuMERY, SOAP, &C.
HOLOGNES and Extracts Of best qualities, Soap
- for Toilet of every variety BARRIERS Soap, Tooth
Soap and Paste Of superior excellence at
BIRGE'S,
nov 20 Wizards Hotel.
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TO PHYSICIANS

TO PHYSICIANS.
CPERMATORRHEA RINGS. Just received a sup
- ply of the above named instruments. Physi-
clans are respectfully invited to call and examine
them. VIM. B. BUTT
Druggist, Corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
nov 25-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

GLOVES, CRAVATS, Ties, and Scarfs of
u the latest importations just received, and this
day opened at HOPKINS Geetlemen's Furnishing
Store, between Browns and National Hotel, corner
of 9th street. nov 22-2w
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I. Q. Q. z. and Masonic Depot.
e. A. GIBBS,
No 70 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE Mp
MI ANUFACTURERo of l. o. O r. Is f ID MEN,
lf1 MASONIC, and all other Secieties' REGA.
LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS, and JEWELS consisting
OF every variety OF style for Odd FL lows, nj a.
sonic, Red Men, Sons of Temp per ance,
etc, being more extensive and complete assortment
than can be found in The UNITED STATES
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS of the various Ord. rs can
be supplied with any style or design from the com.
plete assortment always hand, without being oc.
casoned the delay necessary execute their orders
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

.Erial Narigution.-Mr. John H. Pennington has
written letter to the Sentinel, in which he speaks
highly of the srial machine Of Rufus Porter Co.
We shall see what we shall see.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

Excelsior Cigars and CheUins Toboeco.-The lovers
Of these essentials to mans comfort, have their
various tastes gratified by making call on J. e.
Powers, Columbia Place, where will be found the
choicest brands Of cigars and tobacco.
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]. II. 7. WERNER

rUN and LOCK SMITH, BELL HANGER, and
VI CANE DRESSER, Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 7th streets. Preparations have been made
for the prompt execution of all wsrk entrusted the
care Of the proprietor Orders left at his workshop
will receive immediate attention. nov 22-3t
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CHINA HALL.

Opposite Browns Hotel.
CNs PURSELL son, Importers of China,
MsjGlass, Eartbenware, and Fancy Goods, are in
EffF receipt of 22l packages of the above goods.
1stJ which, with their former stock makes their
assortE cnt complete. .....-f
They name in part
Gold Band and plain French, English and American
China
White, Granite, Printed, &c. Dinner Te3, and Toilet
ware in sets and detached pieces
Fancy China Vases, Coffees and Salcers, very rich
patterns
Glassware of English, French, American, and Ger
man manufacture, embracing almost every ar.
ticle of use or ornament usually found in o
we'll selected stock
Britannia Ware Table Cutlery
Plated Goods. Lamps, Lanterns Fancy Toys
Watchboxes, Cigarlamps, Cigsrstands
Baskets, &c, in great variety
First quality Stonewsre, at Factory prices
Common Goods, suitable for retailers
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail at
the lowest prices for cash to puncual customers
7. PURSELL q SON,
-....s-. .... Opposite Browns Hotel.
nov 26-co1m TNafrorot;tan1 r.a
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WOtch Refurns.-P. Patse, vagrants 90 days in the
work house Francis Johnson, drunk and disorderly;
paid costs. Patrick Donneey, drunk and disorderly;
work house 80 days.
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Justice Goddard deferred the cess until Monday, at
p. m. He observed, however, thai there had not
as yet been sufficient testimony adduced that the
dsfendant had given the cigar knowing it to be an
| internal machine, alias loaded with gunpowder.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

DOR RENT-Several Furnished ROOMS, very
eligbly situated for Members of Congress, or
others having business with Congress. Apply to
d. GILMAN,
nov 22-1w Druggist.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

The receipts for the past week of the Ohio and
Chesapeake Canal amount to So 400. Number OF
boats arrived rs, of which As were laden with coal
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

Cross. friag.-Guy Graham was arrested on Sat
nrday evening last for an assault and battery on J.
McGarity. Graham charged Mccarthy with threat
enins him; both gave security for peace. McGarrit,
then obtained warrant against Ann Boyle, for re-
ceiving stolen goods. Ann gave the required bail
for Court. and obtained warrant against McGar-
rty for threatening burn her house and take bel
life. He, failing TO give security, sent TO jail
Law, Law.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

in Industrial Fair will lie held in the new BAPTIST
Church on 18th street above Z, in December, which
will be enhanced by concerts and lectures. For this
latter purpose several popular orators and lecturers
have been engaged and there will be, it is said above
dozen concerts given. The Fair is to last for at
least one month.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

The Methodist Episcopal Church South held their
first quarterly meeting for the present conference
year yesterday Sunday in the Church in 9Th street,
when very able sermon was delivered by the Rev.
JAS A. Duncan. The conference will begin TO- day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

l1he Harrington Cos Company, have began laying
pipes from the south west corner of the Capitol to
the Navy Yard
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|. .'s - -. -. 9 a sli q
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Oir Mrs. Pdrtington.-GoOdness Gracious! ex-
claimed the good old lady, laying down "Hard"
newspaper why must DO getting old and oblivarus.
l was raised close by tho Presidents folks and
thought knowed the whole on eni, as scripture
says, from Dan to She Bear. But here is one of his
kin never heerd tell before. 4unty Cedents -
Who can che be? Bless me, spose I've disremcm-
bered her. At any rate she must be somebody Of
great importance, or the papers wouldn't make such
a fuss about her.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

NOR RENT-A Store and Cellar, on the corner of
l. Sd street and Massachusetts, avenue, suitable
for grocery, in highly improving part of the city,
being first rate stand for business. For particulars
inquire CD the premises. nov l4-2ws
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Ris'ey's Tariete.-We are happy tofind that Mrs.
Charles Howard viii play for few nights longer,
appearing tonight the petite comedy Of the Queen
Husband which was so well performed by the whole
company on Friday night 1t is capital piece, full
Of plot and laughable accidents. The theatre going
folks ought not to omit seeng this piece, as it will,
we are quite sure, afford them much entertainment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09

held myself rigdly still, and noatcd ON
smoothly and swiftly: there was an almost
instantaneous lighting up Of the darkness
my bark struck. sprang involuntarilv into
the shallow rapid. was indeed ON the verge
of the waterfall but to my incxprcssiblc joy.
| found myself in the open air. \ few stops
brought me to sandy bank, where | sat
down in state Of mingled excitement and
gratitude, and rested till my stiff and chilly
limbs warmed me to make some further efforts
to find Il dwelling. The tempest had passed
'vcr the moon, now clipping the rugged
our",c of a distant peak. shot her soft light
tthrough the shattered clouds faint blush
IN the cas- announced the dawn and the
barking oi Il 'IT gave delightful intelligence
OF house. We and weary. once moro
picked my way through the 'vcAing brush
wood. and soon fell upon path that condur-
ted me the to log cabin. Of which the dog had
kindly given me the signal. \ rousing fire
and vcniSon steak came in pleasing success
ion. with many wonders and 'gucsSrs' 10y
mine host. Il rough, but ho>pitablc woodman.
Among he most remarkable, was the wonder.
how camc to get into the pot. as he called
the prrilouS gulf whore had spent Il part OF
the nimht So uncomfortable.
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POE L IL Y

LINES BY MILTON IN HIS OLD AGE.
Lately discovered and first published in the recent
iNiurd edition of the Poets works.
am old and blind,
Men point at me Smittcn by God'S frown,
Ailict,l. and deserted Of my mind
l,; | am not cast down.
am weak, yet strong
murmur not that no longer scc,--
Poor, old and helpless, the more belong,
Father supreme ! to Thee
Omcrciful One,
When men are farhc>t then Thou art most near
When friends pass by-my wcakncS, shun--
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
Is leaning towards mc,-nnd it holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwclins-plIcc,
And there is no more night.
ON my bcndcd knee
! recognize Thy rurposc clearly shown
My vi,irn Thou hast dimmcd that may sec
Thysclf Thyscf alone.
have naueht to fear,
Th- darkness is the shadow of Thy wing
Beneath it am almost ,acrcd-hcrc
Can come no evil thing
Oh | seem to stand
Trembling where foot of mortal nc'cr hath been,
Wrapped in the radiance of Smiles, land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and 90
Shapes of rc,plcndcut beauty round me thrOng-
From angel lip, | seem to hear tine flow
OF soft and holy song.
1t Is nothing now,
When heaven is opening ON my SightlcsS eyes,
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow,
That earth in darknc,, lies,
In u purcr cline
M, b,i Ntb rr, ,c tl,urlt
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New Good. u, Horizons.

NTE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM TIE
w City, with large assortment "i New H""dS :
and we can show our friends one OF the best
Stocks in our line offered in this market. Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER NATOlIE', "i
the best quality Is large and varied. Onr JENElhl
conprises every variety of style and price, and OF
tho latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line may he found everything usually kept in estab-
lishments like ours We steadily adhere /" onr SyS-
TEN of business, which, 80 far, has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation Of our
friends and customcrS-yiE The Ca II, oNE Inl'E,
SMALL PRoFT SYSTEM. Every article OF g""dS M
our establishment is marked in plair CURES, and we
we sell at our Inark-guarantccing all to be JrNI
WHAT WE RECOMMEND Ir 10 ~.
We gratefully appreciate the cncou cement that
has thus far been given ~ aud trust our continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of dis
eliminating public. H. Y. HORTON a GO.
No. | Bank Block.
Burlington, June - dAwu
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A LIvING SACRIFICE The Minnesota

A LIVING SACRIFICE The Minnesota
(St. Paul,) Democrat, of the Cd inst, says =
The PWdgerS,-Thcre is in this vicinity a
small relic of this once numerous tribe who
have determined upon celebrating one of their
ancient rites, by offering sacrifice to the evil
spirit, and it is said that several Of the braves
have offered to immediate themselves.
A tall young chief called Walk-n-lhe
water has come forward, ana his example has
been followed by Little Club Horned owl
and others. 1t is not known which of these
braves will be selected. but it is understood
that the sacrifice ,rW certainig be mute.
The ceremony consists of clevatng the
dcludcd victim to considerable height on
rckctty platform, where he is stripped naked,
and exposed to the pub eaze until the scai.
folding tumblcs down for want of support, and
thereby puts an end to his sutirings.
1t Is to be concluded on the Cd Tuesday Of
October.
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] : ....1 4 /. +
a. ~ ~ ,''"N E"' WHY '''" 'lc"V I"l' Vi
'''' III III ~ "''' '""'E'
Do,th Inv Iiyh,ni,c
y. J.. W iIllN gives IN hlS journal thc I"I-
lowing thrilling account of the sudden death
oro vouno lady. which hnlpcncd lately near
/,
MS l''''' ." '"e ''"''No"
\ startling calamity breaks in upon this
limited history of what happens At It home.
Close to our gatc-:lt the door of one of our
rirI wa, Yesterday struck dead bv lightning.
! friend who stood with her at the moment.
= ynu,., uorrirl lady whom She had come to
visit. was n greater Sufferer. in being pros
tr:,tnd h, the same flash and raralv2cd from
the waist downvnrd,-hcr life spared at the
cost of torture, inoyprr,~ihlr
The household from which this fnecr of
lirhtuinr l,luckcd it, victim. numbered. at
til, time. II. many ~, frtv-siy persons: and
they were ,ro,tIy in ,irht, urnul,,d about r,l-
ON thr ,,rnuuds in front nr tLo house. the sui
fry hc,t nt fine close of fine SahLathnftrrnoon.
b.,,.i,,,, l,r,u,ht ,.,,r,. ono ,ut Of doors The
yrurrTll, uI;nsiun urrnrI in summer f.
I,,r,l.r. L.,. L,.r IA. r,.i,I,u,., ,r fine same
i;,,uiI, ,ln,,.t r,,,n time immrmoriol II !,
\ l,r.,n-.,rrud and ri,.turr,,nIc ,h house. So
buried i'm tr,.s and vines that voa can hardly
sec Il corner of it. and its arci but active and
IIn,.l ,ni.tr... ,,o. ..,trl urd,r tLr viii.
lave. ,,L;,h farm thn ,yrnun to fine front
ro,,.h nmJ GlI wards win th, shock of
tLn c,t.I G,.L Thn trn,,,. nr cl,ildrnn soy
cral Of her own rrandrhildrcn among them.
.,,.,,. or.,,,,,i Lnr ,,,,,, t,,c LruLns and
,,,..,,,',..,,.i IaL ,,,n jnt n,,,nnnt Lrrnrr
-,,+ ,,,,, tIc GRASSY LiIlnrk vhcrr thc stroke
1 "l' y" Wv -" "
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PKOCTOls * NsBesD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For THE SALE OF

For THE SALE Of
wool AND COENTHY PRODECE,
NO. l36 STATE STREET.
M. s. PROCTOR, 1)fAS'II1l
NJ. F. wuOn. OOO ~ Va 10
VNHEY solicit consi gnmcnt, of all kinds Of Coun-
/ try Produc. =. for which cash advances will he
male, and To- the sale and returns of which prompt
ut enton will be given.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09

The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly
limited to thcirown immc liatr and regular business;
and the business Of an advertising firm i, not
sidcrcd including that of its individual members.
- Advertisements should be marked the number
of weeks to be inScrtwl-uhrrwtsr they will be con-
tinucd till forbior AZ the option of the publisher.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09

pp,rr,ct, ~, S,,,,.,>,. U,r.r. Nv lLorlo-
-
'rr'lN"'' veterinary surgeon" "i the h"Eal an
ulrrv, furnishes the following communica-
tion to one Of the Dublin tuIcrs -
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unH'r my care are "S N'll H''o" "' any i" "'r
N%HSN NrN Ic''
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