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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10

HAVANA MATCH 1904.
sisure Of the Black Neutrality-suspicious. Entry Of the Ship
'cith Cargo as Ba1aa-7ne Late Aggression-Spanish
Revenue Observation-Disclosures Of the Vessel by her Officers
Their Departure from Hapana IN the United States
Steamer Cos1cin-Tost5le TO otter american Ships-Me
Black Warrior and United States Steamship Fulton.
This is glorious country, and we infinitely
tall people, with something every day under the sum
The Black Warrior is abandoned by Capt Bullock to the
viceregal government of Cuba under newly
line Of aggression got up law advisory organ Of our
new government and particularly cngng to the revenue
department.
The Black Warrior has previously entered this port
under the present administration with cargo in as bal
last-ths cargo having for destination Mobile or New
York. and none taken discharged in Havana was de
a ballast for all intercourse of the vessel with this
port It SO agreed and understood before the prof
pretors would undertake the responsibility Of engaging
in the business 1t done with confidence in Spanish
faith and Spanish honor and justified by constant
cepance and action under every branch Of the govern
ment here since the establishment Of the line and by
these very objective creatures themselves in the last
previous voyages of the steamer and Of constant
practice with all other merchant steamers that have oc-
casion to call at the Havana.
But II Is assumed that the entry made in ballast
not in conformity to law-that the merchandise should
have been specified Ac under which allegation seizure
The law explicitly says that foty-eight hours after
dropping anchor visit shall be allowed for correction of
any errors that might be ascertained in the manifest
which they the agents) offered to make in conformity
with the sudden determination Of the officials of the
government but in reply to this it declared that
e yesse mad been cleared two days before arrival which
was IN conformity with custom established by the same
autnory IN order that II the vessel should arrive on
Sunday or other days when there could be no Custom
House entries and cearances that vessel expected
regular steam packet-might not lose time The row
eminent were advised that they undertook TO
the steamer she WOULD be abandoned to them Az thev
non-paying Md non-accounting people, Il was
too good an opportunity to let pass So tho
Black Warrior will soon be towing the Geor
giana and Susan Loud about in the Meditcr
ranean, perhaps In search or pursuit of Spanisb
honor. The steamer Corwin leaves this evening for
Charleston with the officers, crew passengers and mails
of the Black Warrior which the Messrs Livingston
may consider well sold, II they ever get the money
Three other vessesall Anericnns-are picked up in
the way, and from following practices established
by the administration officials Of the Revenue Depart
ment themselves-for landing goods without q permit
TIE law says "that all vessels shall discharge their
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HAVANA, FeD ~, 1864
Prevalence of the Secret Systematic american Consulate
.Ipsaed-Aaempt to INTRODUCES Chinee in Cuba--An Or
dev against theatrical Enoores--Paents, DO
The "secret SYSTEM is universal here that even
shs gentleman employed at tho United States consulate
appears innoculated with IT. Thus, although was at
me consulate late the evening prior TO the departure
pf the Isabel on her last trip-and IL is known
pond with the HEADLIGHT not syllable said TO
respecting the "order" which had been given for the dis
charge Of the American seamen who have so unjusty
been detained in durance vile here on the charge of
having been engaged in the African slave trade on board
hc Jasper. Upon my complaining morning of this
vent Of courtesy the reply eve thought It ought
rot to be known to the public until the government was
made acquainted with t." Truly very republican Is such
ideal However, the fact known to the officers
y the Fulton steamship, ION board which vessel the
hiors now are in hopes the readers Of the HERALD
AVE ercady been made acquainted with the fact; and
o. but mention my not having transmitted II to you by
be Isabel, In order TO show the difficulties which are
brown In the way Of the correspondents of the press
BIZ city; evsn at the United states consulate which Is
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The Charleston Mercury of the 9th inst. says.-

Some forty passengers were on board the Black War
rio who were not allowed to quit the ship their bag
gage being locked up by the authorities and the ser
wants having board the Fulton they put to
very great Inconvenience
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Il
Important from Washington.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES CONCERNING THE SEIZURE OF
THE BLACK wARRIoR-sTRONG MEASURES TO BE
RECOMMENDED, ETC.
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HAVANA, March /, 1854
The Black Warrior A0ain-Anoher appeal to Government
An English Steamer Cleared Nth Cargo IN Ballast
The Black Warrior has been detained by the authori
ties here because she had entered and attempted clear
in ballast when she had cargo (coton) board This
has been the continued habit with steamships here But
few days SINCE the English steamer Tevio cleared in
ballast, when she had cargo ON board for Vera Cruz
The Black Warrior has been abandoned and the United
States ship Corwin despatched with her mails, &C. &c.
Ny letter of yesterday, Of you viii receive by
her
win not the United States government see that the
Spanish government pay for the Black Warrior?
Time presses, and unable to offer comment upon
this outrage. GUALTERIO.
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sioncrs to FIX ehircs and alter county lines
ca st of the Green Mountains, adj, verse to itS
passage Sd reading refused Adi.
HOUSE, EagrosSt5 BW. To ic"rr'-
rate Fairfax bank supported by McsSiS;
Bartlett, Watkins, Field and Bickncll' ana
psscd-aycs Ill, nays ~.
Special Orders. Senate bill fixing the sal
arv Of Bank Commissioner passed-salary
5000.
Senate bill in addition to the Liquor Law
The question was on the first amendment OF
the committee, making it unlawful to owh'
keep or possess liquor to sell or give away
contrary to the act of 1858. Mr. Brigham
o,,posed all laws on the sui icct. Mr. spencer
stated that this amendment was deemed essen
till by high legal authority, to give conshtu-
tionai effect to the law. Amendment adopted,
ll9 to 10 Mr.. BcckWith moved to strike out
the whole bill, except the section just adopted
as an amendment, and the section providing
for the election of commissioners on the LIST
Tuesday of March, Supported by Messrs-
Bcckwith, Field and Dcanc, and opposed by
Mcssls, llunton, Wheeler, Bccchcr and Spen-
Ger. The question substantially il. whether
the law be nodded with at this session, or
lett as it is. Adj.
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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

tp,,,.,J ,,. ,.> ,io,k,, L.co p,cyx
voa,o,i,,. >o,. -
.,,,.,... mo- .,,,o .i.Yt oon, I.,o,,.
and Ioo7 Storcs CONSISTING of Working Oxen.
ro,,s and C,Ivcs yc,rl;nrs two and three
wears old
Roof ExtrY--;rclud;n,. nothing but fine
,o,. I,rrnn,.r ,,n,I s,,t1. tod At lc,st / vsar.
noro,t ca
First quality, consisting Of the best grain
fed oxen, the best stabilized COWS, aud the
best thrcc-vcar old steers, S7aS7.Oj.
Second do s7a7I
Third do S6IaGl.
Ordinary S5a6.
Hides per cwt sd a E.
Tallow SaS Il.
Pelts AZ - cts.
Calfskins | cents per III
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Harvey Taloott,s Eataia.

STAIE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the
bi>1h'f o. CnItrfNprv, So. Prrhat" cunt for the
District of Chittcndcn, t. all person. concerned In
the estate Of Harvey Tac,tt, late Of Richmond in
''il Ol'tfict, ccHcsscd, GUrETNG;
Whereas Asa II. Murray, administrator Of the &C.
tn'eot said deceased propose. to render nm sccount
OF hl5 administration Of said estate aud present his
account against the same Tor examination aud at.
Io"anr". AGi whereas tho said Administrator has
ats" iicd ia said Court has application in writing.
paying -h'd Cunt to extend the time limited for
Tho payment OF the debt against said estate for one
yen nom the 2!st day ~ November, A. H., 1854.
And the sarl court having assigned for that pur-
pose the twcnt y'ninth Day Of November A. D. l-jI,
ut the Office Of the Probate Court in Burlington in
said District, and ordered that You be- notified Nv
Publishing the time and place asst ynod e. aforesaid
three weeks successfully in the Burlington E,s
P'"S, newspaper printed at seid Burlington. pre-.
ylouS To the day fixed for hearing
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear he.
fore enid Court at the time snd place aforesaid, and
show cause, if any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed, and why said tiue should
not be cxtuntcd.
Given under my hond at Burlington, in said dis.
triet, this lth day Of November, A. D., 1854.
WINS W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE,

WINTER TERM BEGINS, DEC. 7TH, 1854
w SPRING " March 2sth, ls5:
FALL Aug. 10th, "
REV, JOSEPH F.. KING, A. NJ, Principal,
New and superb brick buildings, with every de.
sirable appurtenance, to accommodate 500 boarder.
Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Faculty will consist Of twenty Profsssors and
Teachers, able to instruct the most advanced elias.
Of students Unusual taclitie. in natural science,
Ancient and Modern Languages, music, Painting
and Eocution
Tuition for the Term q II full weeks Prims.
rjes, - 80 Common English, 81 90 Higher Eng
lish and Ancient Languages, each from 75ct,. to s.
. Extras at corresponding rites 1ncidentals,
80 cts Board, Fuel and Room, 10 by Is feet, we'll
furnished, 81 Gj per week if paid in advance per
term OF Is weeks, including tuition in Common
English and lncident.s, in advance, S27 60.
Arrangements have been made for excursion
trains AZ reduced fares from Troy and Csstleton Cd
the first and last day Of each term.
Circulars with full information may be had st this
Office, or by applying to the Rev. II. D. TAYLOR.
Stps1rd Fart Edearf, n. Y.
Oct. ;, 1885, vl4wSs
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ON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IT, 1 3d.
DR.. wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.
van hs wrinen signature Of L. Butts on N, WroJgDr.
IN, orirlhoI an min Ernnirr.

van The wriuen sisnHue Of L. Butts N, UraJg"r.
Tn orig,aoi m oHiy Genuine.
WlSTARS rAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.
was introduced in the year 1898, and has been vol
tested in all complaints for which it Is ndcd
For ten years, it has proved moro cfiicaoious as
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza. Bronchitis
Asthma, and Consumption in its incipcnt stages
than any other medicine.
Various coniccturcs and surmiscs have arisen re-
speeding its composition some physicians have
supposed it to contain iodine, other ignorant pre-
tenders say it must contain mercury, md to some
such substance they attribute It's singular efficacy.
As such opinions altogether erroneous, and cnl.
culatsd to prejudice many persons against it, We
HEDGE OUR HONOUR
that II contains nothing Of this kind, or anything
the Toast injurious the contrary it is composed
OF the most simple substances, the princ nj of which
are The extracts of tar and wild cherry bark, and
the whole secret Of its efficacy consists in the mode
by which they prepared.
SETH W. EOWLE, Drugg;st, No. l;s Washing.
ton street, Boston. Ma,s is the sole proprietor ol
the original receipt for the manufacture Of the gen.
unc med cino and supple. both at wholesale II nd
retail, AMI of whom agencies can be obtained
Pricc--0no dollar \ bottle, siI bottles for five
dollarr.
For salo Wholesale and retail by the General
Agent, SETH W. EOWLE, 1888 Washington street
Boston, Mass, and by his tub.sgents throu ghout
the country.
Messrs. 4. 4 PEcK mud 4. G. SrEAR, agents for
Burlington. w20rl
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BY Telegraph


LYMAN'S CONGRATULATIONS
ARRIVAL or TIE STEA MER!t
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK !!
NEWS OF GREAT MPORTANCEi,,t
Reciprocity BjH passed. t'!i
HNRADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. THE
, receipts of Dry Goods quite large. Sales
quick. aud at very low figures In staple goods,
viz Shcctngs, Shrtings, Dcnms, Stripes, &c, con
siderable activity displayed, at prices much lower
than la-t spring,
WOohENS are heavy and firm, at prices that at
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN GOOUS---Cas simcrcs, Shiwls, lie
LRncs &c, are very cheap. Prices of all articles,
excepting worthless aud Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and frmness. The Styles are
the best in Market. consequently meet with ready
sales
EMBRotDERIGs. In this line we notice large
and beautiful .ortm"ni, aud OF low prices. The
itYio- IRE choi'u aud the good. good. Much at.
tention has been devoted in this line by the Ladic;.
and more animation displayed than usual.
TIllBErS, MERINOS, COBURGlIS, dC.--lnrgc
importations Of these goods this season, and prcca
are from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year. A
beautiful assortment Of these goods nrc now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited to
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY a GLoNES.--As usual, a we'll selected
stock of Hosiery and Gloves in the market, but
for choice goods, goody that gooir the CORNER
STORE Is supplied with endless variety, and at
io,e prizes.
11g'All are invited to call and examine for them
selves.
CORNER STORE, WIck,cor, Baiidiag,,
September Is, 1854.
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INDICATED INHALATION
DIR. y. GOLDING BUNTING,

\ Nd formerly of the Brompton Hospital, City
"a Road, London for the cure of Con sumption,
Bronchitis, aud oil other chronic affections of the
Throat, Lungs and air passages, by the inhalation
OF medicatcd vapors practiccd in the said llospl-
tai. The remedies employed by DR.. Is. are brought
into immediate contact with tho liberated surfaces
OF the Ltng' md Throat, hv limitation producing
their action Mt the very seat Of the disease. .in
gle weeks trial will cony incc tho invalid of the
efficacy Of the lile-re.oriug power Of tins treatment.
Dr. BuNrING will remain at the American Hotel
from the morning of Nov. 2lst, to the evening of
Nov. 2Ith No charges for consultations, which
are given from A. NJ to 5 L. NJ
DIR. u. may he also consulted on all diseases pc
cuar to Females, free Of charge, at his rooms.
~ Principal Office, Northampton, Mass, where
AL letters trostpaid) will be duly answered.
Nov. 2. dSwif
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nR. DUPoNCo'S Ftreh Periodical Golden Pills,
- intalliblc in removing stoppages or irregu-
larities of the menses These Pills are nothing
new but have been used by the Doctor for many
years both in France and America, with unPsrsllel
ed success in every case and he is urged by many
thousand ladies' who have used them, to make the
Pills Public for the sllcvistion Of those suffering
from any irregularities whatever, as we'll as to pre-
vent pregnancy those ladies whose health sill not
permit an increase Of family. Pregnant females,
or those supposng themselves so, arc cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant as the pro-
pretor responsibility after the above sd
monition, although their mildness would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills are
recommended Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box.
Price 81 90 per box.
GEO W. ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Burlington. Winooski Falls, Milton, Willistor,
Hinesbursh and Richmond. to whom all orders
he sent. By enclosing 81 90, the Pills viii be sent
by mail.
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of Rut
land, POND B MORRIS, Druggist
81 ~. le'i ds-I7
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Amos p. French's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District of Chi,cnden, SIS. Court for the District
of Chittcnden To all persons concerned in the estate
of Amos p. French, late of Burlington, in said
District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, tue administrator of the estate
of said deceased proposes 10 render an account of
his naturalization, and present his account
against said estate for examination and allowance
at session Of the Court Of Probate, To be holden at
the Probate Office in Burlington the 9th day of
December next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any You have, why the account
aforesaid should NOS be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this llth
day of November 4. u. 1854.
w20w3 u. FRENCH, Register.
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Dissolution.

tTHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIs-
TING under the firm Of BURGESS, SorIIhs 4
Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
demands against said firm to BIO settled by l..
BURGESS and +. A. Writers and all debt,
due said firm are to be paid to them, Who are su.
thorized to the Of the firm in liquidation.
The business st Essex will hereafter be carried
by A. NJ. Il d. P. SQUIERS, and at Milton by l..
BURGESS 4 f. A. Writers, under the firm Of
L. BURGESS 4 co.
LYMAN BURGESS,
DANIEL p. SQUIERs.
F.. A. Writers.
Essex, Sept. 20, 1854. rl7-H
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The ESee Hive
Is NOr StdrmiHg WM BiRGAINS!t!
Jlot received,
A complete assortment OF Ladies Dress Goods
-hawls, Scaris, Cloake, Cloths sack Flannes skirts
SkItiugs, tlann'l Merino Vests and Drawers,
Hosiery, uloye., Hdthfs, Nels, &C., &c.
Alsu,
good variety Of Eubroidc ,ics, Laee., Linen Lawn,
aud CdinbIios, Dress Trimmings, superior
MD GLOVES, &c.
NTLiLM MEN
viii ind at the Bee Hive, Cloths Cassiinere., Vest
ings, shaws, Wrapper and Drawers, flann,ls,
Shiringt, Linens, idkfs Uravsts, Gloves, Hose &C.
HOaSc Furnishing Goods
Drap,res, Dana X, Translucent Window Shades,
Gilt Comics, Bands and Pins, Loops, Gimp Bands
Cord aud Tassels, Table aud Piano Covers, Damask
Cloths, Napkins aud Doylies, Diapers and Towel
ing, Countorpants, Toilet Quilts, Tickngs, Sheet
Ing, Pillow Casv LOTIONS, &c.
Also,
On exhibition, sample. Of splendid Imported Tapes
try, Velvet and Brusscl. Carpet.
All Of the ABOVE foods were Sought Low and
will be sold accordingly.
More auOn,
dFv'f \. PBCE, IL
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Vermont Italian Marble.

CLARK DODGE,
pROPRIETORS MANCHESTER Vt.
4 n EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTUREf,
~ have recently boen erected, aud the propristsrs
prepared to furnish any desert ptsn Of Mar
bic, in any quantity or style desired.
They satisfied that their facilities will enable
them 10 furnish Marble Of a Superior quality, fer
Badipg Purposes, and for fonnnsnt' especially, o.
favorable terms the poorer qualities Of sthss
Quarries can he obtained and on seeouHt Of the
very excellent quality Of this Marble, they have
every reason to believe that great demand will Be
secured for the
Orders may be addressed to CLARK 4 DODGE.
Factory Point, Vermont. or TO EDWIN CRANSTOF.
our Agent at No. S Plat Street, New York.
March |, 1854 wifi
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We are requested to state, with reference to the
advertisement of an extensive sale Of choice Fruit
Trees, by Mcsars. Lecming 4 Sabine next Friday,
that the assortment of Plums and Dwarf Pears are
remarkably good and that the Apple, which are put
up in nicely assorted bundles, will be old SO far as
practicable in the original packages, that an
celent opportunity i, u"rod parties intending to
propagate fruit trees to get all the best sorts true
to name The whole being packed with very great
care, will be found in excellent condition. and will
carry safely to any distance. d&wlt
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Underhill Academy.

l'HE WINTER TERM will commence November
i 22d, under the same Instructors a. hsrntofOrs
BOARD, 81 - to 81 Is, per wors.
For further particulars, zee Catalogue, on apply TO
tho Principal, as information obtained ut tho Union
is not always reliable, r. ", BilNGION,
USDERHILL ACAbLsf, Principal
Nov ~ 1854. -p0rfs
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Selling Off.

IL K. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
II him l.. c. BOYNT0N, will continue the
mercantile business in all its branches as heretofore
carried on by him. with an increased stock of goods
in their season. and shall endeavor be able tosup-
ply anything usually kept in New York and Boston
Retail stores, at less than New York and Boston
hrices And we now oGer anything we have on
pand at very low prices, wishing TO reduce onr pre-
sent stock to make room for our Fall goods
We would respectfully invite all in want of goods
either Wholesale Retail, 10 call and examine our
goods and prices Get posted up With the lowest
price,, then call at $50 Church Street, and buyyour
good,
rrri,p ,Itl, tut'- 1871 Il -4t
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The latest intelligence from the Crimca is
of the Goth inst. At that time the scigo was
going on fla, ordbly tho bombnrdmcnt from
the trenches OF the bcsciGing armies had been
resumed on tue 10th with effect but tho
enemy is not reported to have sustained the
loss of any essential part of the fortress
Preparations are Icing made IN England for
the siege Of Cronstadt, which, it is stated ;,
will be the first act Of the Spring campaign.
The British War Department has ordered the
construction of 100 gun boats carrying each
two heavy guns, and Of 80 floating batteries,
carrying each 20 guns--total . 800 guns--to
be ready Ivy the opening of navigation in
Spring The French are Likewise making
preparations
Mr. Soulc, T.. :. Minister to Spain, had
been expelled from France, on his return
from London to Madrid.
benefit
The rcck Of the New Eva.
NNw IuRE, Nov, l5th>
Out Of four hundred and ten persons on
board the ship New Era, on shore on the 'lcr-
scv coast. one hundred and fifty have nccn
saved by boats from the shore. Over two hun.
drcd and fifty were lost
Bank Failure.
The City Bank, Chicago, failed yesterday,
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D0h't Read This

statements msdc concerning the peculiar pro
pertics of the
INEVITABLE HAIR COLORING,
prepared by c. lIEIMSTREEr 4 co, can be fully
sab>tantiatcd by proof Il is entirely new dis
coNery, and one which, in point of utility, far
cecds any similar one. 1t possesses the peculiar
property ofrestorng the natural cylor of the hair.
where age or sickness has turned it grey giving
strength and tone to the small vessels which Sc
crete the natural cooring at the roots Of the hair
thus giving it the color ndhcathy growth youth.
This preparation has effect upon the skin what
ever, not coloring staining il u tho least, and
can be as freely applied water, and with much
saiety.
II will bc found invaluable : an article for the
toilet, possessing properties which render its use
agreeable and pleasant. Composed of oil and slim
ulnting spirits, it has the qualities Of II superior
Hair-Oil and detergent wash. 1t will be found to
be uncqualed by anything for preventing the pre-.
mature decay of the hair. 1t has been in extensive
use for some time, and all who have used il testify
to its worth. Prepared and sold by
{. HEIMSTREET & CO.,
Iroy, ~ Y,
ii For sale by Mn. TIlEO. A. PECK,
burlington, Sept. IS. dlw3m
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COpartnersilip.

~ II I NDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i formed Copartncrship under the name and
style Of DAvEY DoOLTTTLE, for tho trsnsss-
ton Of the H1rdu~r,, Agricultural! aud Cor-r,s,s-
business at the old stand Of Da,ey Allen. sign Of
the Saw, College Street.
c. NJ. DAvEY,
Il. Ii. DooLITTLB.
Burlington, Feb. 81 1854 W.T.