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New Goods.
RriOsnlaid & Hildreth,


-, HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT No.
4 L Gank Block, by Express, a
~ I " fine assortment of new goods Of
Mt- Il. every description, consisting in part
e=AlE<.A of ladies and gents gold and sill
yer Watches of all qualities Levers and Cylinders,
both hunting and open dias, Magic Levers, straight
line Levers &c, Of extra fine workmanship, and to
which they would call the attention Of the public.
Also, Plated Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Card Rccciv-
ers, all new patterns, Of rare beauty and finish
Fine gold, stone and jet Mosaic pins Ear orna-
ments, rings, chains ockets. crosses, lccket-kcys,
seals, de. The above, with other good. they have
just opened, which, with their former stock, COM
prses the best assortment Of goods in their line to
be found in the State, all Of which will be sold ut
the lowest cash prices also, fine assortment Of
sporting goods, both hunting and fishing.
Sept 70. d&wf
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q D

In Milton, Sept. 9th, of Congestion Of the
heart, LYMAN S. HoXIE, aged 70 years.
At savannah on the 2lst inst, of yellow fever,
JASPER b. NARNEl, only son of d. NJ. VARNEY,
of this village, aged "a years.
Oct. Cd, 1854, at the residence Of her Mr.. Ira
shattuck, Mrs. MARY SHATTUcK, in her sjth years.
The remains to be carried to Windsor, Tor inter-
ment.
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Chief Justice Of KanZas.

ID, Lacompt, of Maryland, has been ap
pointed Chief Justice OF ianzas, vice Madi-
son Brown, of Md. resigned.
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WHITE GOODS

And Embroideries, Gloves and Hosiery. In this
branch shall give particular attention, and not
be beat. LINEN GOODS of all kinds.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
of every kind, our stock of Cloths poeskih'' 9a'-
nets, Vesting., 6c., is complete.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department We have endeavorcd to supply
ourselves with rythinc III" ineT. 80 -r''d'' ouI
stock of Carpetng is compi.,c having stock of
near o 900 of every grade and Mind that can be
found in New York and Boston. Window Shades and
Fixtures, Curtains, Dama.k Of every Color and
Width, l0-i Cotton and Linen Sheetng, Pillow Case,
Cotton and Linen, Paper llangings. WEST lspIA
Goops AND GROCERIES, all of which will be sold
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Wholesale and Retail.
Call and see.
April Is, 1854. ddwu
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PETER = LANDER.
MApr

s. II. PARKUUR T, tYNr-t
Buriiast1n, sent. -, 1851. dltkw
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= - 77''7 WI y I''''F'VE'''V ~ Z.
$500 10 81. 900 a Year.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND Do GOOD
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
rRNiE Subscriber publishes number Of most val
i liable Pictorial Rocks, very popular, ard Of
such moral and religious influence that while good
men may safely engage in their circulation, they
will confer a pubic benefit, aud receive far
p,rSutIor for their labor.
= To men ofenterprisc and tact this business
offers an opportunity for profitable employment sell
dom to he met with.
- Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, Circular containing full
particulars with "Dircctions to persons disposed to
act rs Agents" together with the terms on which
they will furnish, by addressing the subscriber post
paid. ROBERT SEARS, PuBLIsuER,
Isl WiHlr Street, NCe York
II In Press, and ready for Agents by tho j. If
October, 1854, SEARS ILLUSTRATED DE-
SCRIPTION OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE 81 For
further particulars address as above.
Sent "a wl.wl
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sheriff. sale.

ny VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS TO ME plREC-
Is TED, l will sell at Pnblic Auction at the
store lately occupied by John Simond., I'd, IN he'
burn, on Friday the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Gr~ceri,. Hardware, Crockcry, glassware, and
Roadv-made Clothing also, Horses, Harnesses,
Carriages, and a large quantity ofCanada and Turks
Island salt. rare chance i offered for Merchants,
Farmers, and others, who wish to purchase, asthere
i. A lar,e variety in good condition, and must be
sold ,,,,.,
sspt. 20, 1854 wl2wl
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N,fics.

4 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE II IT HAVE CIV.
EN- my daughters, Mary and Mursafct.e. thr'-
time during the remainder of their minority. and
that from th. date shall claim none of their earn
inss, nor pay any debts Of their contracting.
PATRICK X WEIGH.
MARX.
g. PARKHrRsT, W'n-a,.
Colchester sept. IL, 1854. dlt~l2rs
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Feathers.

4 CONSTANT supply ofde"se Hens and Turkeys
N Feathen--waTanta good For sale by
MQRlLLO MOVES.
p.o, 90 lC''-7w.
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DAGIERREOTYPE GOODS
E-DVWTtTFt
ne Birds.
MUSICAL INSrRUMENTs.

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l HAVE GIVEN
i my son Robert Jr., his time during the remain
der Of hi. minority aud that | shall claim none of
his earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date. . ......
ROBERT WHITE.
Jericho, Sept, &c, 1854. wl3w3'
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business, afording not only the incrcas-
ing business required, but being only n few steps
from faneul Hall Market, the head quarters for the
sale of most kinds of Produce. Since ills removal,
and in connection with other facilities. bushes.
has largely increased, and
'gnors and friend. that their bushes. will receive
prompt attention as to sales and payment and when
required Cash advances will be made, any other re-
port of ourselves is based upon 'elG5hr,ss and DIS
honesty.
BUTTER The late md continuous rain. have
changed the prospect for the coming and the
large arrivals, has occaroned decline for the sum
grade. Of New ork and Vermont of some two
cents, and to receive the highest Of quotations
requires fresh Fall make, and other qualitic. are
less sought for at the reduced rates The stock is
small for Western. Our sales were never larger
than thi. season and satisfactory.
BEANS-Thcrc i. a demand for the best Pea
Beans at 90, and Marrowfat at l2s.
CllEESE-Thcrc is large supplies in the ma rket
and decline in the price, with sales from u to
0ac, for the best. Our receipts largely ncreas-
ing, with ready sale. at market rates.
FLOUR-The downward tendency in prices no.
ticcd in our last weekly report, has continued
throughout the week, with increased receipts, and
at the close prices from rs so per bhl, low
Notwithstanding the decline prices still rule
| high compared with previous years, and in consc.
| quencc all the leading dealers, who have quite
cleared out their stock purchase only in small lots
| to last them from day to day. As receivers have
been anxious to realize iminodi"toy on arrival
price. have been quite irregular and unsettled, but
within n few days have been rather more stcody.
| HOPS-Thcrc have been further small sales Of
crop at IS C, and from the crop of 1852 salc'
at 2sc per h. cash. At the close, it would be diff
cult to purchase under 40c.
PROVISIONS-The market for Pork has beer
steady and firm with n inr demand.
POTATOES-Therc i. an entire change in thu
prospect Of poor yield, in many sections the Cro
will be larger than for years. The market is il
good supply md have further declined dull Mt 4
n so
WOOL-Thc mnrkt is very dull for fleece Wool
The arrivals have been light, and manufacturer
are purchasing only in lots wanted, at prices ran
ging from Is a 42c per Id, mos, which is dcciin
| from our late quotations.
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1,y,.-E,,gvayiIig.

nRpERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE Nd
~ dress, Party, and Busine" 'opP'r-P'"'o tn
gravcd Cards. ,-..,,L,;r
Those Who already have engraved plates oi tnef
Cards can have them neatly printed al .noTt nouee'
~ Apply at the FREE PRES OFFICE where
Spe ip,rs Of parisps Styles can be 'eon' ,.s
NAV 40. "NNt
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IMMEDIATELY, FIFTY HANDS TO MAKE
i Goats and Pants, at TURKS.
No 2 Bank Block. sept IS. d1wJt
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CARLOS BANTER, of Burlington in the County
of Chittendcn, having entered upon the docket Of
said court his writ If attachment, declaring against
" iam e, Harrington, of Sacramento, in the state
Of California, as endorsee Of promissory note for
S7OO-datrd Burlington February 10, lsi9, given
by Georgr f. Harrington, then in life but since de-
ceased, to the said William c. or order payable and
neg table at the Bank of burlington with interest,
in three months from date, for value received, which
note the plaintiff AYERS the said VIM. q. then and
there endorsed to the said Carlos, and remains UNI
paid, and also summoned Mrs. Hannah Thomas, Of
said Burlington as trustee If the said VIM. c. as
per writ aud declaration on hlr
And il appearing to said court that the said WIN.
c. resides out of the state and has not had personal
notice Of the pendency of this suit in this court =;
THEREFORE,, 1t us hereby ordered that the said
VIM. &. be notified of the pendrncy of said suit IN
th. court by publication ot this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed in said Burlington, the last of which
publications to he twenty days previous to the scs-
sion of said court next to be holdcn at said liurng
ton On the first Tuesday OF November, ls1i, a,
which term the said Vim. c. is uUtih,d L. appear
aud answer 10 said suit.
wjv DAVID FRENCH, Dsjt, Clerk.
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A QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESl
.nIF for boiling. Hotel keepers and retailers
will be supplied on reasonable terms at rurv
July 10. dSWt ~ :, - " I"
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NOE'aEE.
= Nh'altfi

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHAVE GIVEN NY
Il son, JULIUS JAMES, hi, time during the re-
mauder Of his minority, and that from this date /
shall claim Of his earnings, nor pay any debts
Of his contracting.
SIMEON MILLER.
FerIisburgh, April !, 1851 w3w
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FARE REDUCED SPEEDING CEASED!
Through 10 Detroit in < hours.
Throughto Chicago in Is "
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY.
1854. l,;,I7!5y',,,7 ~ 1854.
Great Western Railway
From Niagara Fails 10 Detroit, carrying the
U. s. through Mail.
The Cheapest, Safest, and Quickest Route
For Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis, Galena,
and all points in the Great West.
Connecting at Detroit with tho Michigan Central
Railroad, and WARDS Line of Steamers for Sault
81. Marie and Lake Superior, and at Michigan City
with the New Albany Salem Railroad for Lafay-
cttc 30. aud at Chicago with all the Routes for the
South and West,
Trains leave Suspension Bridge " follows Sun.
day Excepted.
Leaves lst EXP. Mail 4 Ac. I'd Express.
Suspcn Bridge, o. OA.h. 400 Pm ll.dO r.r.
Hamilton, l2.l0 r.S.dinsi.lo 12.45 "sup'r
London, 3.25 " 7.30 =" l.00A.N.
Detroit, Arrivc,7.45 Sup'r. 500 bkfst
Detroit, Leave 500 $50 "
Michigan City,i.40 AN. $50 Pm.
Chicago, ArriveGi5 500 "
Rates of Fare, First Class.
Lafayette, $1,000 La Sale, 400
10 st. Ioni,, $500 $500
Passenger. for the West, by thi. Line arrive at
Chicago Fur hour, dduarce Of any ofhsr route and
avoid the annoyance Of Three Changes Of Cars and
Baggage.
Passenger. have ample time to view Niagara Falls
and the Mammoth Suspension Bridge, the grsat t.
est work. Of Nature and Art.
Through Ticket. can be obtained at all OF tho
principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the
United States and the Canadas, and at the AGENCY
Of the Great Western Railway, NO. TOWN HALL,
: Doors West of the Post Office, Burlington, VT,
either via Lake Ontario, Lake Champlain, Sche-
ncctady and New Y ork Central, or Troy and New
York Central, to connect with the GREAT WEST
ERN RAILWAY.
II Check sorr baggage 10 Suspension Bridge
Quickest Route to Detroit and Chicago. Baggage
Checked through to Detroit and Chicago. Psi'engUs
for Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, change Cars
at Rochester. Only change IF Cara ba"esn Nsf-
Fall, and Chicago.
JOHN CHURCH, Agent.
General Agency Great Western Railway, No, II
Ercharg, Str,d, Buffalo, Mansion House Block, two
doors from Washington Street.
j. MOVIUS,
General Agent, Great Western Railway
Oct, ). wllwH
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Selling OF.

SeIllng Oh.
N K. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED Vim
u him l.. e. BoGNTON, will continue the
mercantile business in all its branches ms heretofore
carried on by him, With an increased stock of goods
in their scason, and shall cndcuvor To be able sup
ply anything usually kept in New York and boston
Retail stores, at les than Now York and Boston
hriccs And we now oiIcr anything we have on
pand at very low prices wishing TO reduce our pre-
sent stock to make room for our Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want Of goods
either Wholesale or Retail To call aud examine our
goods aud prices Get posted up with the lowest
price then call at $50 Church street, and buy your
goods.
Burlington, July |, lSSi. ddwtf
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New Goods ! New Goods ! !!
CHURCH es)V y 'REET.


NICHOLS 4 BOYNTOS ARE Now OPENING
" their FALL GOODS, having been in market
the last two weeks making selections, and in conse-
qucncc of the great falling off in prices, We have
bought very largely, and now offer them at greatly
REDUCED PRICESttt
II would he needless to attempt to cnumoiate, suf-
fee It to say We have every variety of
Dress foods,
including beautiful Black and Fancy SILKS, at IS,
30 md ~ cents per yard and upwards aud all
the other varieties of Dress Good, to be found in
market.
WoOlrn Goods
of every kind at very low prices.
white g. foods,
Lia6rs, Tmbroid0ios, Ciuss end H5s0g, Nhe ~ls,
Ci,aks and MlHiii.a.
In thi, department We have c,e,y variety usually
called ful
iIouse Furnis h ng q Gods.
In this branch of our trade We have taken cspe-
ciLl pains t. make stock complete tor the prlor,
chamber aud kitchen, such window curtains,
shades aud fixtures, bedding, table linen, A., dc.
EIoCet,e-,
full supply at low prizes.
Burlington, sept, lsii. ddNU
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fTctic

IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT | HAVE GIVEN
nv n, PETER, his time during tho reminder
Of his minority, and that from this date, I -hall
claim none Of his earnings, nor pay any dbts Of lis
contracting.
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Successor to RrinsmaId, Brother Il CO.,)
Church Street. burlington,
ap Is OPENING THE RICHEST AND
STJA 4 most extensive variety Of
.E".2 GOLD AND SIL YER GOODS,
Watches, Bracelets, Chains, Signct and other Rings
Ear Jewels Crosses, Neck Chains, Chldrcn's Brace
lets, Seals, Lockcts, Silver snuff Boxes, Porte
Monnaics, Card Cases, silver Fruit, Butter Pickle
Knives, Dinner, Dessert Pickle and Chidren's
Silver Pork. Gold Pens, and Pencils in great
variety together with every kind of goods pertaining
to the business. Plated Forks, Spoons, Crumb, Pie,
Cake, Bnttcr and Fruit Knives, Tea Sets, Castors,
Cake Baskets, Urns, swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and Candlesticks, Shutters, Trays Knife Rests
Toast Racks and all kinds Of Plated and Britannia
Goods at Wholesale or retail low in any other
quarter. " ~
of all kinds Fans Of various kinds. Fishing and
Hunting Tackle, Guns Rifles, Pistols, Gun Cotton;
Drinking and Powder flasks; Rods, Fish Baskets.
Mnnow Nets; Ivory, she'll, India rubber and Horn
Combs, Brushes; Soaps. laH"rs, Straps, Perfumcry,
Writing Desks, Work Boxes aud Dressing Gases, in
greater variety aud cheaper than offered before
Reticucs Scissors lmcrics, 1tletues Pins, Needles
Egg Beaters, Lamps, Wick, Globcs Chimnics, sew
ing Birds.
MUSICAL INSrRIMFNTS.
Drums Flutes, Accurdiuns, Claroucts, Flageulcts,
Bugles, Ni"us, Bows Hair fer Bows. Kosn, Strings,
Pegs, Tail pieces, Bridges strings for instruments.
Instruction Books, Musical Merchandise generally.
PLAIN IlAIh AND CURLS.-l0O sets Plain
Hair of all sizes ami price. uur stock i. receiving
cnnstantaiiitions.
JAMES L. GRlNSMAIp,
hN"N church street I, burlington, Vt.
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Gents Silk Shirts.

GENTLEMEN, YOr WILL FIND AT LYMAN's
u nice lot of silk shirts for summer wear, just
the thing for this climate, Also, good assortment
of Hosiery. Gloves, Ac Call at the Corner store.
June 20. ddwu
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Needles.
EOOD NEEDLES FINE LOT OF HAIR
" Brushes Dressing and Shell Combs ; Ra
zors. Knives Scissors gC,tnIne Maccassar Oil -
Alarm Clocks, Silver Napkin Rings, Ten Sets. &c,
received by j. i. BRlNSMAlD,
Successor to Brinsmad / Brothers, Church street
sept. -. dd"u
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z ms > c laer POLY C n II C
THSti'l1te:
nESIGNEU fnE rItE E1rCATION OF ARCH
cITFCi~ and o., IL tN'i NEEES including
Railway. Ii sdr.n.,r, ;pP. -arn.cal, and Mining En-
gincers.
For copies Of ta, ASSuAL REGISTER, giving full
information respecting the Institute, apply to
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, etc. X. =. l., Troy, N. Y.
Aug. II. 1854. d2mdw&w
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S.ODartIHCrsIiip.

yNUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS y
/ formed Copartnershp under the name ana
style Of DAvEY' 4 DOOLlrrLE, for the tran'ac-
ton of the Hui1lrc, Agrirufar1i md to"m''''."
Buunss, at the old stand of pavey Aien' SIS" %
the Saw, College Street. ,.rv
II. II. DOOLITTLE.
- =, - a, 10, wifi
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Burlington Wagon AS!eS,
sASUTAcTurrn AZ on
DAVEY. KINGSLAND 4 CO.
w anted

nNE OR TWO ACTIVE AND HONEST YOUNG
~ MEN, Of ii to Is years Of age, for tho DRUG
business such as posses. educational advantages
preferred. None need apply without good recon.
incubation. TlEo. A. PECK,
hpofhHary ) IVhs'.ss DrusgrH.
Burlington, Aug. ii, 1884 wewtf
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w AN ted,
4 GOOD toupNENAN BLACKSMITH. A
~ good steady man will End permanent cmrlov.
ment and good wnscs, by apo i1t TO the .ub.--bcr,
HENRY WHITNEY.
SEPT. 20. dCt6ws,,
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CONNIE ECIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

M.S.PRocroR, BOSTON. M. F. WooD
Commission Merchants
For the sale Of
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TIME MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT


TINE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or Pianos in this city can be found at our
Music Depot, consisting Of Halet, Davis e. Co.'s
superior Eolian Pianos, which for beauty Of tone
are considered by all who have heard them to be
unequaled.
Bacon & Ravens celebrated New York Pianos.
Gravesbeen 81 Co.'s Pianos one Of which, the
magnificent Papier Mache Piano AT the Crystal
Palace is the admiration of oil who have seen and
heard il.
Schumacher & Co.'s new Unichord Pianos.
which for durability, keeping in tune, and cheap.
ness stand unrivaled. The success which has
attended their introduction here is the best guar
anty thereof
Rosenkrantzs world-renowned German Pianos,
considered unsurpassed for sweetness oftonc and
delicacy OF touch.
We are daily expecting an additional supply Of
the popular Unichord Pianos; also, per packet Of
Saturday from Boston, one Of L. Gilberts beautiful
Boudoir or Piccolo Pianos.
This enables persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, to
select instruments from the most varied assert
menf of Pianos offered for sale in this city, at
manufacturers prices, with warranty for each
Piano if desired.
Also, several secondhand Pianos, including one
Of Jonas Chickering, which will BIO sold on the
most reasonable terms.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment for
new ones.
The most complete assortment Of Music and
Musical instruments constantly on hand.
HILBUS 81 HITZ, Penn. avenue.
Jan 22-tf fm)
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Marine Disasters.

New BEDFORD, JAM o3.-The ship Java, Capt
Heron, arrived here yesterday from Tahiti, vim 81.
Thomas She reports that the ship Hermann,
Captain Skinner, of Baltimore, arrived on the 9Th
from Callao, in a snking condition, having ten
feet Of water in her hold She was towed to the
leeward side Of tie island by the United States
steamer Fulton, and beached. The barque An
CELIA was chartered to take forward as much Of
her cargo as possible, and got out twenty tons OF
guano on the first day. In the night the vessel
careened and filed to her upper deck and both
vessel and cargo proved total loss
On the 7th, the ship Monterey, Captain Sorel,
from Calao for Baltimore, arrived at 81. Thomas
to repair her rudder, and was expected TO sail on
the 10th. st
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Reported Loss of the Brig Mary Jane. with
One Hundred and Forty Lives.-A telegraphic
despatch from Halifax states that there wasa re-
port in that city that the brig Mary Jane, from
Dublin for New York, with passengers, had gone
ashore near the Jedore lodges, and that out Of one
hundred and fifty persons who werc on board only
six were saved. The report adds, "this rumor
wants confirmation The Jedore lodges are
about seventy miles east Of Halifax, and most
dangerous place f.t
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1e-Mezzograph Likcnesses.--This new art Of
portrait taking lately introduced by Mr. Whitehurs Is
knowledged by all to surpass anything yet offered to the
public substitute for ivory miniatures 1t purely
American invention and should be patronized by all
patrons Of the fine arts While It possesses oil tho truth
fulness OF the daguorreoype, the clearnes Of the finest
steel engraving and surpasses when coorc tho ivory
miniature in the imitation Of nature and Is quite dura
BILE, at a much less expense.
Mr.. Whiteurst has beautiful specimens exhi-
bon at his gallery in this city, and Is furnishing Them
uncoored about the cost Of tho finest daguorreoypes
Though the chief exceency OF this art is the facility with
which they be multiplied many hundreds thou
sands be made from single sitting, with all the
RICHNESS Of the original.
Dec A-dtf 2m) ~. tt
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Prize Fight in Newark OH Sunday. We are

Prize Fight In Newark OH Sunday.--We are
informed by citizen that prize fight took place
on Belmont avenue, near the Camptown road,
yesterday afternoon. A large crowd probably five
hundred persons) were assembled to see 1t, and the
brutal contest was carried on according to the rule
Of the ring, the wager being some $40 or $l2, and
the combatants, who were Irish, having five or
six seconds each. II seems strange that our po-
lice cannot put an end to such dsgraceful scenes
in civilized, not TO say Christian community
such as ours, where, we are informed, they are
enacted with impunity Sabbath after Sabbath
Netoark Advertiser. Jam 16
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YNHE ART OF WAR.--Summary Of the Art
IL of War, or new analytical compend of the
principal combinations Of strategy, Of grand tao
tics, and OF military policy; by Baron de Jomini,
general in chief aid-de-camp general 10 his males
~ Emperor Of the Russas. Translated from The
French by Major 0. 8. Winship, assistant adiutant
general u. 8. A., and Lieutenant L. E. Mclean.
1st infantry, U. s. A.
History of the City Of New York. by David r.
Valentine, clerk Of the common council
The Partisan, romance of the revolution by
w Gilmore Simms, esq.
The Philosophy Of Physics, or Process of crea-
tive Development, by Andrew Brown, member of
science.
The Church Of Christ not an Ecclesiastcism
letter TO sectarian, by Henry James
Just received at TAYLOR &c MAURYS,
Jan. 2i--tf Bookstore, near 9th street.