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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

IHVHHHAT, 'rT'I' ~ TH'F'
A. market 1900 Beef Cattle, 600 Stores, IS pairs
Working Oxen, 100 Cows and Calves, 5000 sheep
and lambs. and 100 Swine.
Beef Cattle--EStra IS First quality a. so I'd
do STA Is 81 do SIS 6 30 ordinary IS - 20.
Iidcs-SS 30 6. Tallow-ssas IS. Pelt'--
81 SOC.
Steors-ll l3c per ID.
Veal Calves-f5, 6as
,-Yearlings-s7, saa. Two years old-sls
Is, 20, 23aI0. Three years old-2I, %, 81, ~ 81
40
Working oxsn-saS, 100, 40, I3osl,o.
Cows and Caives-s2o, 70, "a, II, 20, 81, ioa.S
Sheep and lambs-RStra 81, 40. 5ab. by lot
$3.50, rs. 2a3.
Swine-3iai.. Retail itaec. Fat Hog. S..
Remnaks--fhe market to-day is we'll stockcd.s as to
Numbers, hut extra Beefis scarce, on which there il.
an advance OF about SOC per 100 lbs on last weeks
prices.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Pianos and NeIodeons for Cash,

HORACE WATERS the great Music and Pnno
Forte dealer, 1913 broadway, New York, preferng to
share a large per cent. with his customers, rather
than pay it to the Sharpe's Of Wan Street, to raise
available means to enable him to stem the present
tight times, offers his immense assortment of ele-
CANT and warranted Pianos and Melodcons at a largo
discount from Factory prices for Cash. Iii. assort
mcnt comprises Pianos from three of the largest and
most celebrated Boston Manufacturer also those
of scveral of the best Men York Makers, including
the beautiful and much admired Horac, Wat,rs
P'anos from h. o"n Factory and Melodeons of the
best Boston, New Haven, New York, and Buffalo
makers afording an opportunity for selections not
to be had elsewhere. Each Instrument warranted.
Second hand Pianos at great bsrgains-Prices from
500 to Sl6O. Music and Musical Instruments Of all
kinds Dealers, Teachers and Heads of School. sup
piled On the best terms. Music sent by mail post
paid. General and select Catalogues Of Music and
Schedule offacory price, Of Pianos, Melodeons and
Musical Instruments forwarded to any address, free
of postage.
Sept. Is. Wilma
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WHITE coo DS

And Embruideric., Glove. and Hosiery. In th.
branch shall give particular attention, and not
DO beat. LINEN GOODS Of all kinds
GENTLEMEN'S FTRNISHTNG GOODS.
of every kind, our stock Of Cloths Doeskin,, Sati
nets, Nestiugs, &C., is complete.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department We have cndesyored 10 supply
ourselves with everything the market affords. Our
stock Of Cnrpetng, now complete having stock Of
near $4,000 Of every grade and kind that can he
found in New York aud Boston. indow Shades and
Fixtures, Curtains, DsmnSk Of every Color and
Width l0-i Cotton and Linen Shectng, Pillow Case,
Cotton and Linen, PAPER hsngIngs. Wtsr lsnIA
,ioons Asp GRuCERIrs, all of which will be sold
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Wholesale and Retail,
Call and ace.
April Is, 1884. d6su
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sbPrjn,s sale,

RY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS TO ME DIREC-
- TED, will sell at Public Auction, at the
store lately occupied by John simonds, I'd, in hel
burn, Friday the 29th inst, at o O'Clock. 4. NJ.
large amount of property, consisting of Dry Goods
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, and
Rcaly-m Clothing also, Horses, Harnesses,
Carriages, and large quantity ofCanada and Turks
Island salt. rare chancoi is offered for Merchants
Farmers aud others, who wish To purchase as there
is large variety in good condition, and must be
sold.
n, T. BOWMAN. Sheriff.
Sspt 20 1874 ylayl
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DisSO1sliiOss.

vUNHE COpARTNERSH1r HERETOFORE EX.
L IS1INH under tho nnmo and frm Of BuaGEss
SorlERs, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All demands due said firm to be paid to l.. 81 r.
CESS, who alone is authorized to c1jpt for the
same, and to settle tho business Of said firm aud
all demand. against firm, to be settled by him also
LYMAN BURGESS,
DANIEL = 5OUIERs.
Esse1, Sept 10, 1854. wl2wti
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I.Nl aEksHskslIEsIE;S.


1 AIDES YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAN'S
IL larger assortment of goods in this line than
usual, consisting of
Canbric Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
IIoniton do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgings
and Inscrting,, Dimity lands Embroidered
Skirts, illusion, bobinct and black silk
Laces, Embroidered Hdkfs., Vsil.
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc.
w lilTE GOODS.
JAG and Sars. Cambrics, Bishops Lawn,
Swiss null Muslins, Plaid Cambrics
Book do Figured do
Sacarilla do White Dmity,
White 4 colored Tarltuns, Curtain Musns.
Linens.
1914 Linen Shcotnss, Linen Napkins,
9-s Pillow ease Linen, do Table Covers,
1914 Table Damasks, do colored do do.
ITuckabuck, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper Nap
kin., etc, ETC.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents. Lisle Gloves,
do do Silk and Lisle Gloves,
do do Colorcd and White Silk do
Misses Gloves
White and Colored Kid do.
de- do Cotton Hose,
Mcrino do,
Cashmere do,
Gents SILK, Col"rcI aud " bite do,
Boys do.
Burlington, April %, 1854. dtvtf
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A Rare Chance for Great
az {se- ANS

TIVE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FORMERLY
j owned by :. 4. Howard consisting of Dry
Goods, a large and well srlected assoriu mt
Plain aud Fancy Dress Goods, CT. ckcry Ware, &C.
has been recently purchased, at great IcGUc,ion
from the Erst price, hy u. y, Reyes, who !, now o.
ferins them to the public at from cost, down to 30
per cent below Cost. The Public respectfully
invited to call
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Notice.


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPL1CA-
TION will br made to the General Assembly
Of the state of Vermont at the session thereof next
to be holden at Montpelier, the second Thursday
of October A. D., 1854 for a Charter for Bank, to
be located at Richmond, in Chittenden County, Vt.
lICnNoND, Sept. ), 1854. ddw3w
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UorSe-RaiyeS.

stOTLE PATENT REVOLVING WIRE-TOOTH
- Horse Rske,, manufactured at Westford, VT
For sale at the Agricutural Store, Burlington, by
J, ). PIERCE.
july II, 1851. ddwtf
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TssY'tSttf,

ENliIS MAY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE THIS
day given my son, EDWIN A. BARNEY his
time during the remainder of his minority, and |
shall claim none Of his eatnirgg, pns any debts
Of his contracting after this date.
EDMOND A. BARNEY.
TILE W. BURRITT Witness.
Monkton, Sept. l6, 1854. wl2w3-
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ice in England and all the Coloni inter
Wreck nf n PRc1 ct ship.

place in England and all the Coloni inter
ested.
Wreck Of a Pac' ct ship.
Hurt,x. Sept. 9th.
Steamer GIN Of Phiiodclph'n, from Liver
POOL, both ult., for Philadelphia wrcrtc'i
Sept. eth on Cape Race. Tic passengers
$40 in number were saved.
Casualty.
New YoRK. Sept 25th.
row boat was upset on North River yes
terday by the swell from a steamer and
persons named Geo. Miller. Bridget Ring
were rescued.
Important from Mexico.
BusroN 9th,
a letter from Acapulco, Of the 9TH lust,
says Gen. Alvarez in person at the head of
$500 men entered the City Of Yutelo on the
4th inst, the Government troops having
evacuated it on the 3D.
Alvarez is pushing forward for Chilpan-
cingo where he will arrive in few days
without any opposition. All the government
troops have been withdrawn from the State
of Guerrero Cor the Capital, except force
OF 500 left at Tiztla to rctard if possible
his onward movements. Alvarez is in fine
health and leading body of men who to
man would die for their chicftain.
BY Courier which Just arrived, official
information is received that Vera Cru, has
pronounced for Alvarez and from all indica-
tions it is very firmly believed that Santa
Anna will soon abdcate.
The Minister to Spain
NEW YORK, 9th.
Tho Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphs as follows
1t is stated upon the authority of a foreign
legation that minister Soule has been dis
missed by the Spanish government for oment-
ing the instruction and intriguing for re-
public.
The Democratic State Convention of
Massachusetts.
BosToN, Sept. 9th.
The Democratic State Convention at
Lowell, yesterday, was rather turbulent 1t
is estimat ted that at least so United States
Office holders were present as delegates Not
half the towns in the State were represented.
The Nationals obtained control Of the Con-
vention renominated Judge Bishop for Gov
ernor, and Caleb Stetson Of Braintrcc for
Lieut.. Governor. A series of resolutions
were reported fully sustaining the national
administration by committee of which DR..
Loring, Post master of Salem, was Chairman.
These were opposed by Hon. Mr.. Usher of
Medford who denounced Caleb Gushing for
his crushing out letter and the President for
being false to the Baltimore platform and the
pledge of his inaugural in rc-opcninS the
slavery agitation This open attack upon
the President caused IL tremendous excitement
in the convention, which increased until Mr..
Usher was obliged to take his seat. lie was
aTtcrward, however allowed to finish his
speech
The Convention passed the resolutions and
dissolved.
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Utc0.

In Huntington, Aug. 30, of the Croop, MARY
CYNTHIA LovELASD, only daughter OF Alonzo II. and
Amanda A, Lovcand, aged years and 10 months.
In Huntington, Sept. 25th, Mrs. CLAnrssA CHAT
FIELD, aged 70 years.
Huntington, Sept 18th, Mr.. GILES ROOD
aged 10 years.
Montpelier papers will please cory.
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III q. T. & .

" NFHtJ
ENTLEMEN, YOU WILL FIND AT LYNAS's
~ nice lot of silk shirts for summer wear, just
the thing for this climate. Also, good assortment
Of Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Call at the Corner Store
June 20, d6wtF
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Kew Goods New Goods ! !!
curr,u $50 STREET.


NICHOLS 4 BolSTON ARE NOW OPENING
y their FAIL GOODS, having been in market
the last two weeks making selections, and in
4ucne, Of the great fdhng of in prices, We have
bought very largely, and now offer them at greatly
REDTCFD PRICES -
It would he needless toattcmpt to onumerate, suf-
hce 1t TO say VIC have every variety OF
Dress Goods,
including beautiful Black and Fancy SILKS. at A.,
so and G2i cents per yard and upwards and all
the other varieties of Dress Goods, To he found in
market.
" oOleu Goods
OF every lind a. very low prices.
" hitr Goods,
Lrm', Ersro'feri'' Giorcs and Hos0y, Shau''.
Cloak, and NinrHas.
In this department we have every variety usually
called for.
'iousc Iurnis h ingG Gods.
IN this branch n our trnle We have taken ospo-
cl pains To- nale stock complete for the plrlor
chamber and kitchen, such "a window curtains
SHADES and fixtures, bedding, table linen, &c, &c,
GiocCTiCs,
full surP'y at low prices.
Burlington, sept lsSt. dtvf
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COpartncrship.
Card.EngrayiUg.

hRDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AID
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper plate En-
sraved Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates Of their
Cards, have them neatly printed at short notice
Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
Specimens ofpar'ous Styles can be seen.
May 80. d1wtf
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O'ElCEi

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHAVEGIVEN Ny
1 son. JULIUS JAMES, his time during the re-
mrinder OF hi, minority and thst from this date |
shall claim none Of HIS earnings, pay any debts
Of his contracting.
SIMEON MILLER.
Ferisburgh, April |, 1854 w3w
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snl>sOlsltiSsk.

'I'HE COPARTNERSUIp HERETOFORE EMS
TING under tho firm Of BrRGEss, SQrtRPs
Co.. is this day diseniv"' ~ mutrri consent. All
demands against said firm arc to Dc settled ty L.
BURGESS and y. A. Writers and al, debt.
due said firm are to be paid to them, who are au.
thorircd TO the name of the firm in iquidation
The business Essex viii! hereafter be carried on
by A. NJ. b. p. SQUIERS, and at Milton Ly l..
BURGESS f. A. Writers, under the firm Of
l.. BURGESS d co.
LYMAN BURGESS,
DANIEL p. SQUIERS.
+. A. Writers.
Essex, Sept. 10, 1854, wl2wtf
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Life. Fire ard Mnrinc Insurance.

Z. T. UNNIN, I-'Hf.
uncc. Northwest corner of the new Town Hall.
III ELLINGTON, VI:
May .},,. dtwly
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II A NJ s

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESI
* NABLE for boiling. Hotel keepers and retailers
will be supplied on reasonable term. at
July H. dtwtf A. 5. DEWEY.
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E To Persons out of Employment. Z.
$500 to 81 900 Il Year.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
INilE Subscriber publishes number Of most val
liable Pictorial Books, very popular, and of
such moral and religious influence that while good
men may safely engage in their circulation, they
will confer pubic bcneht, and receive far COM
persanor for their labor
= To men ofenterpr.e and tact, this business
offers an opportunity for profitable employment sell
doIa to be met with.
iFPer.ons wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, Circular containing full
particulars, with OBJECTIONS to persons disposed to
act u. Agents" together with the terms on which
they will furnish, by addressing the subscriber, post
paid ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER,
Isl William Street, .Ntw York.
II In Press, and ready for Agents by the l.t Of
October, 1854, "SEARS' ILLUSTRATED De
SCRlPTl0N OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE" For
further particulars address as above.
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tron .iptENENtN BLACKSMITH. A
good, -'.a nam will find permanent employ
and good wages, 10y applN ing To the subscriber,
HENRY WHITNEY.
sept. 20 d6t@wjw
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Notice.

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT [ HAVE GIVEN
I my son Robert .Ir his time during the remain
der of his minority, and that | shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date.
ROBERT WHITE.
Jericho, Sept. 20, 1884. wl3r3t
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CARLOS BANTER, of Burlington, in the County
OF Chittcnden, having entered upon the docket Of
said court his writ of attachment, declaring against
William {. Harrington, Of Sacramento, in the state
Of California, as endUrsec Of prOmissory note for
s1OO-dated Burlington February 10, 1919, given
by George L. harrington, then in life but since de-
ceased, to the said William G. or order payable and
negotiable at the Bank of burlington with interest
III three months from date, for value received which
note the plaintiff AYERS the said VIM. C. then and
there endorsed TO the said Carlos, and remains un-
paid, and also summoned Mrs. Hannah Thomas Of
said Burlington as trustee Of the said VIM. c. as
per writ and declaration file.
And it appearing to said court that the said VIM
G. resides out Of the state ard has not had personal
notice of the pcndoncy Of thi: suit in this court -
THEREFoRr, 1t IS hereby ordered that the said
VIM c. be notified of the tendency of said suit in
this court, by publication of this order three weeks
excessively in thc Burlington Free Press, a news
paper printed in said Burlington the last Of which
publications To be twenty day. previnu, to the
sion of said court next To he holden at said Burnx
ton on the first Tuesday Of November, 1854, a,
which term the said WIN. c. is notified to appear
and answer to said suit.
wSw DAVID FRENCH, DsJa. Cl,rk.
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DLANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
- on superior paper will hereafter be kept con.
stantly on hand, or printed to order at the FREE
Press OFFICE.
May lG, 1854. ddwtf
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TO RENT,

1--WE STORE ON COLLEGE STREET, UNDER
d the Fro, Press Office For terms apply at this
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Notice

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE CIV
EN my daughters, Mary and Marguerite, their
time during the remainder Of their minority, and
that from thi. date | shall claim of their earn
ings, nor pay any debts Of their contracting.
HIS
PATRICK y WEIGH.
MARX.
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Hutir q.

FS'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE AN AP.
PLICATloN to tho Legislature, at its next
session in October, 1884,, for the exclusive right to
Seop Ferry between the towns f Alburgh and Islc
La Motto.
JOHN y. REYNOLDS,
HENRY HILL.
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JAMES T.. BRINSMAID,



ChWch Street, Buriin gton,
90 rs OPENING THE RICH EST AND
S'JA d most extensive variety Of
60 GOLD AND STL YER GOODS.
Watches Bracelets, Chains, Signct and other Rings,
Ear Jewels, Crosses, Neck Chains, Chldrens Brace
let's Seals Lockcts, Silver Snuff Boxes, Porte
Monnaics, Card Cases, Silver Fruit, Butter Pickle
Knives, Dinner, Dessert Pickle and Childrcn's
Silver Forks Gold Pens, and Pencils in great
variety, together with every kind Of good. pertaining
to the business. Plated Forks. Spoons. Crumb Pie,
Cakp Batter and Fruit Knives, lea Sets, Cnstors
Cake Baskets Urns, Swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and Candlcsticks, Shutters Trays, Knife Rests
Toast l;acks and all kinds of Plated and Britannia
Goods at wholesale retail low ss in any other
quarter.
DAGTF GOODS
of all kinds Fans Of various kinds. Fishing and
Hunting Tackle. Gums, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Cottoni
Drinking and Powder Flasls; Rods, Fish Baskets,
Minnow Nets; Ivory, shell, India rubber and Horn
Combs, Brushes; Soaps, Razors, straps, Pertumcry,
Writing Desks, Work Boxes and Dressing Cases in
greater variety and cheaper than offered before.
Rrtcucs SCISSORS Emcrics Sticttocs Pins, Needles,
rgr. &, 'oi., Limp, Wick, Globes, Chimnies, Jew
ing Birds.
N!'SICSL INSTRi'MENTS.
Drums Flutes, Acrordiuns, Clarioncts, Flaseolets,
Buglc-. Nolins Bows, Hair for Bows, Eosn Strings,
Pegs, Tail pieces, Bridges, Strings for instruments;
instruction Boo;s, Musical Merchandise generally.
PLAIN NAllt ANp CUlJS.-l0O sets Plain
Hair ct pl s'f. '.l !rls... Gar stock Is receiving
constant addition
~. Is T. BRINSMAID,
4:rl' t"''th street, Burlington, Vt.
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r sc laer pdlytech n C
T;.stifute.
DAVIDSON'S
EI7sE-piSOnE SAFE.
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT | HAVE GIVEN
i my son, PETER, his time during the remainder
of his minority, and that from this date, | shall
claim none of his earnings pay any debts of his
contracting.
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Ss':Ee ted,

IMMEDIATELY, FIFTY HANDS 70 MAKE
1 Goats and Pants, at TURKS
No z Bank Blork. sent IS dLvJt
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:. II. PARkHURST, Hitn,.s
Colchester Sept. IA, 1854. dltvl2v3
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nNE OR TWO ACTIVE AND HONEST Young
" MEN, Of ld to Is years Of age for the DRUG
business, Suoh as possess educational advantage,
Weforrcl, Mono need apply without good recon-
msndslion THEO. A. PECK,
Ap'ihsssry s Whossal' prvEg'H.
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Rooms in the Civ Of New Inr|,

KOOMS til tEt JT|E NJ NOW lNrN.
GENTLEMEN VISITING THE CITY OF NEW
~ YORK, can find pleasant accommodations at
No. Is, West Tenth street. The locality is very
airy and healthy and convenient for strangers being
to the 9Th Avenue Railroad, and several lines
of Stages and the rooms will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel.
june "a, lS54 dGwtf
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rev months experience, 10 most favorable for
business, afording us not only the ncreas-
ing business required, but bcng only y few stems
from Fancuil Hall Market, the head quarters for the
sale of most kinds of Produce. Since Il is removal
and in connection with other facilities, business
has largely increased, and can rc-assurc our con-
signors and friends that their bushes. will receive
prompt attention as To sales and payment aud when
required Cash advances will be made any other re-
port of ourselves is based upon .,Gshn,,s and DIS
hon'sty.
ASliES-Pears are not plenty and held for furth-
advance than quotations. Pots in less demand but
meet with ready sales.
BCTTER-Thc late and continuous rain. have
changed the prospect for tho coming season and tho
large arrivals, hns occa,ioncd decline for the sum
mer grades of New York and Vermont of some two
cents, and to receive the highest our quotation,
requires fresh Fall make, and other qualities are
less sought for at the reduced rates. The stock is
small for Western. Our own sales never arger
than this season and MS satisfactory.
BEANS-Thcre is q demand for the bost Pea
Beans At 400, and Marrovfat at ia.
CiEESE-Thcre is large supplies in the market
and a decline in the price, with ancs from " to
lOsc for the hest. Our receipts arc largely increa-
ing, with ready sales at market rates.
FLOJR-The downward tendency in prices no.
tised in last weekly report, has continued
throughout the week, with increased receipts and
al the close prices arc from % a 80 per Dbl low
or. Notwithstanding the decline prices still rule
high compared with previous years, and in couse-
quencc all the leading dealers, who have ante
cleared out their stock, purchase only in small lot.
to last them from day to day. As receivers have
been anxious to realize Immediately on arrival,
prices have been quite irregular and unsettled but
within few DAYS have been rather more steady
UOpo-Ihere have been further small sales of
new crop at IS c. and from the crop of 1883, sale.
at 2sc per ID, cash. At the close it would be diff.
cult to purchase under i0c.
PKUNISIONS-The market for Pork ha. been
steady and firm with fair demand.
POTAGOES-There is entire change in the
prospect Of poor yield in many sections tho Crop
will he larger than for years. The market is in
good supply and have further declined dun at 20
a so.
WOoL-The markt very dull for fleece Wool.
The arrivals have been light, and manufacturers
purchasing only in lots wanted, prices ran
ging from rs a i2c per Id, mos, which i. decline
from late quotations.
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New Goods,

NEW STOCK or WATCHES. DC.
lust OPENING A NEW STOCK OF GENTS Asp
- Ladies fine hunting and open-faced Watches,
rich gold stone Mosaic iewery, Papicr-machic FAM,
Chinese fans, Rctculcs, hairpn', tea-pots, canes,
sets Of hair, new stock of pistols telescopes, mi
croscopes, daguerrcotype goods, &c. New goods re-
ccivcd almost every day, by
JANIS T.. BkiNSNAID,
Successor TOY
Brinsmaid, Brother 4 Co.,
Church ......EurIingtOn.V VI.
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RAPER AND TAILOR,
4 N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST
"a Ready-Made Clothing,
All k'rlds Of Furnishing Goods.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND FUR COATS.
All very low in proportion to value
-v-Clothc' neatly cleaned or repaired.
lJ-SINGER'S SEW ING MACHINE, and
Right oi use for sale, by c. BENNS,
WHEELER'S BLOCK,
Next to the American Hotel, Burlington, W.
Aug. 2h, 1854, w9w
COpartncrshjp.
TINIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L formed Copartner.hip under the name aud
style of DAvEY DooLITTLE, for the transac-
ton Of the Hnrd,rar,, Agricultural a-1 Comm,,iou
business, at the old stand Of Davey Allen, sign of
the Saw, College Street
c. NJ. DAVES,
II. II. DooLITTLE.
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