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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

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Defenders Iarnes 8raut auf bent 6clp iletsn, paa
er Srr Isinen Ereunbrn frbr gu riibmsn pFcste.-
@ls er zines Mcrsens auT SaS 6sIp fam, um leir
auae ait benz anbide bes 8rautes ;u trriDsn, tpa,
atl Iein I6Snss Sraut seiloblen, unb auf bem Sel.
be tina an elmer Stanas rin 3cttel nit fclgcnbel
Sn1drtft: nGiir pen Sob ii trtn &vaut sepa6'
len -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

9lm Irbtsn DicnNus pttbste Su sputt
8enp (Snp.) Gin fur6tbdrsr @cpitterIturm. -
9n baS Saus zines Ntr. Gepnarp 6ain ldGug rsr
8lib Elm, tGptrtr tin &inp scn 13 unb rins BON
Z Satrsn, unb bsiddpigtr metrsre anpere @tieper
Der Sanilie bereutsnb. Wrbrere annsre SduIer
purrsn seidfaqs bonn SliBe trtmselu6t, bod
purpc bort feline YerIcn grt6ptst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
.Satalce tlualuf,

2eSi gcuns, in 9lrbst bel Sames Snritb, Sris'
toI, Buds Co., srbslt AM SrrIeBtm 5reitas Srn
cinrm Maulsist 70 itarte innere SGrIrsmsen, paB
ct am baraufclsenren Samlas, unter bsitisen
S6mersen; BEN @ciR oufsab. Der llnstdli6s
binterlGbt in rer 9tudturI6uft bon 8ie9elss;le Ell
ne Trdu nit flint &inpern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Gin t1Iafeecn.-Sm GOunts GiTrr bsd
Staates gtsu SrrIe9 inc vpr 8HSem etn9e 3Ibns
uno Elm 6anSSatn Spn ciriem rieitgcn unssbeusr
Der oUriinpFutbIian 8sIt sefunren pcrOen.-
Der Sans,atn batte cine 2dnse BON 8 5uB Elm
9tsit res pOrpen GnpsS mar jerUa atsctrodm
10 baB patrItetnlt4 bic 9an3e GdnSc 10 bis IA
6uB tetraan haten mag.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

0ETDie rsRIidsn 3eitmSsn ssistn einsn I'M
sebsuerrn 8stras ron ytsiIen aui ben 2atrS. Gi'
Icntatnsn uno icsar an alien Dur6fatrtsn an.
Die SQinOis Central Sabn lGuft 10 I6werr 3ist
ba6 Is 2 2cfomctissn nimmt um iis su fatrrn
unp bic anOern Sinisn tbun Gin pertdItnibmabe
erc6es gel61ft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

@ef9wtnbear t.-Gin 9srr 6c'
race sJateS itabI am sprleBtrn Mitttpc6 gu gBil'
ipn, Saratcsa Gaunt9, Elm 9fsrO unc sBaacn
gm Drnneraa9 wuroe er Ssrbuftst. 9Im 5rei'
tag wurbc er Srr RE Court setra6t- tctanntt
id als iduIOis, unp tpurce Johann lcslei4 auf Z
Sabre na6 bem Staats. .3uhtbaule perurtheilt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
BS-llnIerc lsete @eIsBsetuns bat 6S4 Siu

By~InIere lebte WeIeB9ebun8 Bat 6S4 BLt
pnbirt. 81 iino picS gang auBer9ewBbnIiA vi lei
@ei6ifts. llnp rca bat man oas Splt grluAt
9Iauten su MAIDEN, es Iet pom psrisbcn niGts Ses
ttan puroen. g8el6e ScItststriiger or6 anlere
@ssner iino lin sar nidat BON ibnsn tetrostn sII
prrprn, 10 bari man i9nen rur4auS nittS SIaus
ben,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

R8-Su Wauh Gbunt. Gartrn Gaunts. III
Dor cinisen Gasrn ein fatbplii&r preiter Sertaf'
tst unO in raS @cfinSnib 9clcBt wcrpcn, auf bic
glnflasc fir rinrn snsrif unr S&tdscrci. reriibt
an sinem Yrli;et Seamten in SuntsrpCn Gauntp,
9teusS SerIes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

E0- Bel Nau6'Gtunt finb leste gBrGe ;pei
Srctleuts, ganens einrfman. In ibrsr Cabin,
turd Sctlen'9as eritidt. Sie iolcn In, sStr
Bel Gataiauaua, In pirism Gaunts, ipotnbaft st-
prIen ieir. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

GtntGeRuns Strtauft.-Dir 6c'
flung Scot" in &anids Gcrritcrp. nit alien
Strings, III nruIi6 fir $4,000 ssrtluft wcrprn.
Oieie Geiluns bat bic Serrinistsn Staatrn 8ssic'
rms, Dor nur rrnisrn Sabren, Sl65, 900 setc'
itet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Gen. Samss SrSin bat Der 9ennfslpani'
i6sn StaatS 2lderbau @elcqi6ait $50 ader sanc,
in Gentre Guuntp srlsaen, sum @rlfrnF anssbe'
ten, wsnn rieieltc einpilt9t einr Saurn BOD
S1ule parauf III errihtn. .....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Grt336 YrrIcnsn Tnp in ben Irbten ;Wsi SAB
rsn, inter Der aufii6t mb auf bic llnfcittn Der
glnsritaniiGrr GOGcnifuticns 'grfeaf6aft, mad
9itsria gef6ifft pprern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

p@Dsr @NeGpr ron 5untinspCn 1aunidiP,
gorains Gauntg, Stic, tast baB I'M srsanssner
g8inter 5000 S4air $50 Stdf 9tinrspirb unr
0 gfrrbr In Irinrm 3aunIbtp psrbunssrt feifn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

6%Tllnisrs IsBte OeIsgscbun8 Bat cin G'ticb
srIa6rn, um Gin nsucs Gauntp aus 9ujernr ja bill
ben. SrantUn tpirO watriarinIia Der Ht9te'
rmgssStb wsrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

B|Eit getraits 5elesr in Suincis fa6snnc.
mails tsbsr aus. Dian srrpartrt cine fbr ersisti'
&c 8ai;en mO WsIl6fcrn'@rnpte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

B1-Die eadawannd Bride an Der gre Rir
ssIbabn III lsbts 0c6e rur4 6sueg asrflprt nor
psn. Ssrlui $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

b9-gfrpe Tisbs icGIsn in Gteifrr Gaunts nidt
rar IsIn. 80 inc baislbf nsuIt6 ;wri trertbpclr
pfrpr seRctIrn pCrpn, Die 9batrr fnp nitt
trtappt reIptn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Bg-Sn bret tur,en gBO6sn fnb ;u Ct. paul
Ilinnsirta, stpa 10000 Gnisrantsn anssIar9t
lln9ebeurr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

5bwere 5trafc.-Dsr a&tt. Z. s. Sen
ton, III nsulid pcn elmer 0liIolrt Court, fl
,,S6Idnper," $4,000 sslrait pcrbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

GrDsr SantfOd, fir bic nrue 8ant ja I'd
maQud, iR in Spri 9ussn Sanjl& aufscnommsn
wprprn. Gsrielte II in ben Sanern Der 8obIsn'
5lneIrr unp @eIhdftssSsute pon tsnsu Srt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

BE-9000 S6ab linp lsste gGr6r auF tinsn
rin;isen 3aS iu eosrc be grose ssfansen wCrrm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-15
UzIVERsITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPA RT.
MENT. - Z5f- TIT

AShE Lectures In this Department will COM
IL the second MONDAY November 1885, and son,
.lnas unit. The ha Monday Of 1876 They will embrace ths
Law well Equity Jursprudencs Practice
LECTURES will BE- delivered by fear b Nd e N.
Ta ss ~ proisssof "a Mccalsb will trsst Of
ton or and lrners Collisions
General Average, Salvage, Civil Military Manners acts
Marine snd Hypotheeatons Contract.
H. International iaH, embracing the the Prac
tlee Prise Courts Absolute Rights
hostile Of and Private
Ing The Original aud Appellate Jurisdiction She
Courts and the Original Jurisdiction Of
Courts Of Revenue and and Instance Courts Admiralty
Those by Professor Randsl Hunt, will embrace: * -,
L. Commercial Law relates Mercaute Persons Msrcau
tile Property md Conacta and Mercantile Remedies.
eat Sole Panershps and Corporations; Principal
pings OF and Contracts with Carriers
eshlmen by Charter Party and for Ship;
Of Jettson anS Averages Salvage and Insurance Sale
GnaIaniea Liens and ssoppsgein Transsu.
dcon.
ILL., Ths Law of Evidence. =g8gaResr-5
Those by PLSfsssor RcsehuH will embrace
l. The civil Gods Of Louisiana, In oonnecton with Roman
Spanish and FreuE Laws and Critical Decisions
the Supreua Court OF the State
H. Land Titles whshsr derived from glaud, spaiu France or
the United States. AfsEsi+ ~
Ill The Practice of the Courts Jurisdiction In Louisiana
Thoas BY Professor Johnson will ensracss
l. The Common Law and kquy
Pisahngs in Civil Cases q Law, ' ~
H. Constitutional Law.
The Ds Of Bsehel Of be conferred on aoao sta
only who Bhal
the full after having read ssee she
Of srePsctsbe Councillor at Law shalt on
by various DO tou1d deserving Che
The ss OF each fFoszr fee
1--we dolari and ten dollsratot the diploma. >
must bs e5dsss.d to the Dean
atNew Orleans. CHRISTIAN RIOS ELIUS, !
aua4 iawkkI Dean N ~. n.
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OFFICIAL LIST.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-oIrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Second Justices Court for the parish Of ()rleans

8.
Second Justices Court for the pariah Of Orleans.
The following named delinquent tax.payers for
taxes on real estate and slaves due the city Of New
Orleans years 1853 and 1854 are hereby cited 10
appear before the Hon. c. v. Jonte Second Just,ce Of
the Poacc for the parish of Orleans within ern DAYS
from he dale Of the first publication of this citation in
The oc a n, leu,nar OF a.a ci to TO the de-
placed opposite their respective names together with
interest and commission thereon us allowed BY law,
Witness my hana, a. The city of New Orleans, this
O. v. JoNTE, Second Justice
OF the Peace for the parish of Orleans.
Blanchard, Mrs M E $2s 20
Casenave, AZ 90 Charbonne, C $50
DurelI, Fl and DIS Dare, MrsJ Emile 90 s5
Bryan Is 20 Desdunes, Mrs 81 10
Eus'is Geo 40 90 Enderle, Mrs MAO 10
-. F
Fernandez, JEJ 17so
e. --=
GustinesDr 9 IS Gardner, Mrs Msl
Hawkins, o 5 10 40 Haber, N $50
lear, Jean, fine 2aos .-..-.-....5..... =..5-
@-----' Z
Kennedy, Mrs chas "a 40 Kennedy, Widow II S.
Lahrop, G 9 1s 20 Laster, Thos w 81 so
M .a
McDonough, and Monteith sa1I
II w Paifrey 1225
Nolan, Mathew % a \
~ s4l r
Rice, jacob 30 % Roselihs, e 90 "a
Rawle, Mrs II IS Roselius, @, agent, s67
AZ
Tompkins, Daniel IA 81 5.-..7aa.5
w
Williams, C C 45
CIV. JONTE, Second Justice
of The Peace for The parish Of Orleans
Nav Orleans, October 81. 1855 rnoI
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~ ooKAwAY, LONG IsLAND.--The t-s.

u KOCKAWAY PAVILION will open in Juno npi Tes hSrfX
eeiye visitors on the 20in of the mouth -A1AaA
Tha establishment compse HOTEL containing
liss fny with
fo'ns single communicating fuuahsd
Hotel q DO preferred With supply Bathing
tog private pnbc Stahsa
70 The demand Of such establishment.
Inc oupe will Ia provided
VITA We ehoesat Wines Of esFfP led brand.
For annseneat and Bowling ssloau Dlad
Room 6round Ldieas ArceTy
psrmanent Band = SHts5 ss N-~f-
s5',.s ~ ' 'AAA sne Ahss't-
Tho The viii b. ma loves. po..hs s
The present high Of ropiaShs ETC., "''A
AeSms may BE- ssisssi by calling on Mr. JOHN
9hosek BAtNBkiDGE at the Hotel, CiQ ssrs.L Nss
.o'N .s4ess PaAas AAss DO seen- p 'a7IF lslS %
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r e ADJ! r e Adj!
Billiard Table Mandatory.

IFHNHE Undersigned informs property holders
and the public taa. he h.. sdaea .o hi. Billiard
whh % a enabled TO undertake works Of gil ad. such
oor earPsnters works. posts turning Of all Descriptions columns
poata building houses for tho city country
carpenters aud framer's line.
Having constantly hand WALNUT bIahoga
10 the works ordered.
1s awaits himself this opportunity
VINO may feel apprehension
tnt ne mas taken
patent regulator
a 9nes as quantity the boe forget
waning In ths boilor. sg E ts "a ~ FE7
This above addon having HE for tho
tbs manufacture Of Billiard Tables, she
Hgned remnda and
secondhand Billiard Tables every article
gsY b. AAToGNINI, MOI. IL Cont street
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.aasEs O. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
The following communication from the Comp
troller was read, and, on motion, referred to the
Committee On Streets and Landings
goMPTRoEEER's OFFICE,
NEw ORLEAns5sNo 10, 1855.
To the Honorable the Common Council Il
~ 81 of New Orleans 81:
GeAfaensen. have this day adjudicated to Thomas
security, John MeViflie--hc contract for at
lending the bridge aeross The Nav Canal ut Carroll
lon Avenue, for one year; at$ $1,000.
Yours, res paptfniy,
O. DRBU Us, Comptroller.
The following weekly reports from the Treas
nrsr were read, and, on motion, referred to the
Finance COMMITTEES:
TREAsuRERs WEEKLY REPORT,
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OFFICIAL LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS CITY OF NEW oRLEANs
Sixth District Court Of New orIasns

STATE OF OUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS - CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
The following named delinquent taxpayers fer
real estate and slaves due the city of New
Orleans for the years of 1858 and 1854, are hereby
cited appear before the Honorable the Sixth District
Court of New Orleans, within fifteen days from the
date of TIE first publication of this citation in the Off
the said city OF New Orleans for The amounts naced
opposite their respective names, together with interest
and l. commissions IS as thereon allowed by law.
Witness the Hon. J. b. Cotton, Judge of our said
Court, This 26lh of October, 1855. :.
~s5 JOHN E. HOLLAND, Clerk.
As5Swsn'h; John s 8 s 81 1923
b -..5" .:~a
B Bis1ysns h hns ,s s. g Bas'n John
eiaSoiaas, T 9 . y Kiel : . 50 10
Denenaourg,'R "a sol Durell, Ell 100 OF
E
Finch, Michael 1e5 40 Fitzsimmons, N es5 IS
s ssrss H. Lodge q g g Grass Wall
Maddox, ] So 25iMcConnell, Geo p 900 40
McMuFao, . R p sss 81 Mayo, Archibald M y 90
Fssgs@#' N
NJ. O. Canal and New Orleans Pla. tr,4{
Navigation Go. SO 3ol ming Company, 1872 IS
55.5u.- P
Perseverance, Pooley, Nicol &co 1888 20
Lodge No 4, 1874 50lPooley, JnoC 7s5 "a
Polar Star Lodge, IFS 60lPresbyterian Pub
Perfect Union licaiion Board OF
Lodge, 235 DOL Trustees Of 494 90
r.
Rawls Mrs jas Ill is Rodriguez, Benz. 2,o7s 72
n q
Stackhouse, W&H 100 55Santos, Taloy &
Santos, Bernard 202 as Dorocourt SIS 70
Sampson H 102 67lSmth Charles SO 70
Shnte, Theo 81 O0Seichsnaydre "A 1O4 O4
Stewart james SO 9slShumway, Sam,l
Semblet Miss s54 05 A tMrs WILSON, Sc rs
81 Paul, Henry, 9f 00ISouthmayd F r SIS As
w .@
Witty, E vacour 90 35IWolf Jno 1856 81
Walker d w I,347 5llWasson, d r. 9s so
JOHN Il. HOLLAND, CLERK.
Clerks Office, New Orleans. Oct. 30, 1856 [oo7
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no MECHANICS, q
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN. ETC
f3o 49, M EN- P HIS
~. N ANY, Yard GrOum ds
80 He TO BE LEASEnI
aN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being Il
asth day Of November 1885 will offered to the public

4 III Il
day Of will offered to tho public on
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
e grounds formerly owned the Ipted
6Qacrea, f54.i5ig r ""'u'
gunds have oas The Mississippi Wolfe rivers Of
9ceaaha eai On tue West and front OF nearly
hundred feet on Chckssaw East md aIe dyde into
Though from North South. N'NNst 'NpA'"s
me DIVISION which frop Chcsasw Propenade sreatA
VIII Pc uodvded az It's feat
prs,ng some Of The most oil gbia ID the civ
Ihe WEST
seFeh aud substantially built al k and
elon aad covered with te among them Rope Walk enrie
anu 9oef u
gped Az respec with the ue collection Of machinery IL the
s Sne Al as 5unss naey adapted to Foandss Machine
the regarded as the favorable any upon the Mis-
repairing yard. 5i 65 = ef .s'tiAs Ana
The suserabnndnucs Of fine timber our vicinity
ch copper coal and al she nry 10 he
me tor and
arosd nov progressing 10 completonr engnes furniture
neles asGng and
our ciy render this 10 the Judgment
hs great purposes named Memphis situated above 1he
A. ms head Of uninterrupted navigation an may be re-
saea - the pivot point Of hs Msppi Valley
mena are now offered 10 capitalists mechanics
sash nave never before bssn presented profaS
Proposals for h property will be received and acted
tne. 's'V'' ''s'
FOR further Information, address tho undersigned.
f. 4 t4 Icy A.. II.
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ny NORTH CULLoM, Attorney at Law,
RAe will attend all professional Landry
Ayoyslss that may bs sasrp.ted 70 his Office oPEou
SAS, LA. fs'9gst &l' +.
HtcksChns. NJ. W hsd~ars
Eaq Enos D. Miller coHmsaion nsan Chnss b; singnou
aonsy nIAw Nixon, Adams Coz Crescent oes n
uH ~ AZ ~ tS55.',s. H.
GTEAM BATTERY AND CLARIFIER FOR
NJ sALE.0ne Copper Battery six
hafest dsp With inch pipe Four Cahs
deep @
of * ncppe and AL the valvss and eocfin coed ORDER Also
the
making
liberal terms. -. Gr'-i.9s
mylsH ..--. A. s. H. GILMAN. 81 NatchsIst.
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oFFIcE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES.
BALTIMORE, Maryland, s0th June, 1885,

mssioner Of the Maryland State his uv
70 caaton tublc srs circulate by
mail and Lottery Schemes pretend 70 b.
tho sale Of tickets Lotteries
The only legal Lotteries MARYLAND dsiy unsy
schemes and attend 10 tho drawings. ~
Az he tickets hess Lot cries and all Certificates
icka have We shozraphsd gnaturs F. x Brennan,
Agent for tho Contractor. Oco
tsries, Baltimore Md. All others are frsudnlsnt -
information the subject Of Loerss the manner In which
oS1y .F'5sl ". X Brennan Bnltimnra Ma
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YBSHE ARRIVAL OF DR.. SHERIDAN IN
N this city for tho se1ood time Stephens HOSPITAL
city 81 Dublin He daily performing hi. rasto.
Ing sight to the blind and hearing He " siso
without the conompon sven
thu second Stage from 81 TO as Persons with dts
y 60 10 r. aud Ess restored 20 70 b. troubled again
legs an state cured speedily rheumatic frat
abundance Or. B. will restore good hair
secret cured on the hfs attendance,
time the Advice gat country cap M III
tended to- ststiug exactly the they in - - =
Dr. Sheridan aows his foy ressysp
his wordsrnl city ST.
restored 70 sight Dr. & slows his diploma
Dr. s. can be seen at his Office from . A. H. P. NJ z
oil i'm No Cana w.,
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w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
new Orleans, November Sd, 1866.
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! DRUGS, MEDICINES.

IT WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
a. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they ofs supply Dgs and Dealers at Propris.o lowest
Depot Special Agency chartrss,,rse
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-03-16
Telegraphic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.
[RPortcd for The Weekly Free Press.

Reported for The Weekly Free Press.l
Wednesday, March l4th.
At Market sos cattle, about 405 beeves
n nd 100 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearings, two and three
years old
Market Beef Eztra-per cwt. $50
First quality, Sel.
Second do So.
Third do S7t.
Ordinary SOAR.
Hides per cwt $5ta 6.
Tallow Sdn9
Pelts Sl.00 | rs.
Caliskins 10 to IL cents psr b.
Barrelling Cattle, 81 to a per hundred.
Veal Calvcs-51 G "a 7. But few in.
Working Oxen-No sales Little or no
demand.
Cows and Calves, 25, c, s, so, 40 to IS.
Yearlings, II, - to s.
Two wears old, %, Q, 80, ., 4, 5 to As.
Three years old, 81, 3, 30, l, ., 4 to So.
Sheep and Lambs, 1851 at market.
Extra, u, s, Q, 10.
By lot, %, 3, 4, to ST.
Swine only about 40 Shoats to peddle, 6,
!, to Sc per lb.
Remarks-Cattle trains in late over the
Fitchbursh road, excluding all remarks from
papers go ng to press early-92 cars came
over the Fitchburg r. r. and % over the B.
and L. r. loaded with cattle, sheep, swine,
horses and fowls.
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BY Telegraph


LYMAN'S STORE-BURLINGT
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEA MER!!
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK :!
NEWS OF GREAT IMPoRTANCEi
Reciprocity BiH Passed! IN!
FENRADE N DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. THE
Il receipts of Dry Goods quite large. Sales
quick, and at very low figures. In staple goods,
viz Sheetings Shirtings, Denims, Stripes &c., con-
siderable .tiyity displayed, at prices much lower
than last spring.
wOoLENS are heavy and firm, at prices that at
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN GOODS.-Cassimercs Shawls, De-
Lanes &c., are very c. cap. Prices of all articles
excepting worthless and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and frmness. The styles arc
the best in Market, consequently meet with ready
sales,
EMBROIDERIES. In this line we notice la rye
and beautiful assortment, and at low prices. The
styles are choice and the goods good. Much at
tenton has been devoted in this line by the Ladies,
aud more animation displayed than usual
TllGBErS, MERINOS, COBURGIIS, &C.-Large
mportatous Of these goods this season, aud prices
are from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year. A
beautiful assortment of these goods arc now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited to
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY & GLONES.-As usual, a we'll selected
stock of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market but
for choice goods, gonis that goods, the CORNER
STORE is supplied with an endless variety, and at
lou prices.
!S-All arei ited to call and examine for them
selves.
CORNER STORE, Wick,rqrs Builimg,)
September -, lsal.
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10. L. Dougla IS, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Probate Court
DISTRICT or cHtrrENDFN, SIS. for the District of
Chitendon. To nll persons interested in the estate
of Edna l.. Douglass Of Essex, in said District,
GREETING:
Whreas Hannah A. Douglass. Of Essex, afore.
said, Guardian Of Edna L. Douglass aforc.aid
minor, hath represented to said Court that her said
ward is seize in her right Of certlin Real Es-
tate in Essex afure'ai to wit, equal undivided
half Of the homestead Of Cnssius Douglass late Of
said Essex. deceased, that it would be for her said
ward int rest t. have said Real Estate sold and
PRAYING for license and authority to sell the same
either at private sale or public auction.
And said Court having assigned tho 3lst day Of
March, Mt the Probate office in Burlington, in said
District at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for airing and de-
Gliding On said app icatior and ordered that notice
u all persons Interested be given, by publishing the
substance of said pctiton, together with this order,
three weeks succcssivclv i'm the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed in Burlington, previous
u tho day set for hearing.
Ih~e'ore Won nrc hereby notified to appear Mt the
time and place aforesaid, and show cause If any you
have, why sail license should Mt be granted
Given under nv hand Mt Durlin ton, aforesaid,
this 18th day Of March, \. u 1855
W. II. FRENCH Judge.
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Cash Music and Piano Store

~ HORACE WATERS. No. 233 Bro.dv.v.N.v
~ York. OnDosition tn the Combination,
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Notvithstaniing the combination Of Music Deal
cr' to keen up the prices Of non-eopyright music
against the interests Of Native Composers and their
refusal II extend to Mr.. ATERS the courtesie. Of
the trade, he is making immense .ales-having
abundant evidence that he ha. puhic countcna1ee
and support in his opDositon m tic GRAFT Nonnpo-
", and in his efforts 70 aid Native Talent nd adopt
the National Currency. His stock e American and
European Music il immense, ani The catalogue Of
his own notifications :. ono Of the largest ,ni bc.,
selected in the United States TTo ha, also made
Great Reduction in thu nric-s Of Pianos. Mclodeons
and Musical Instruments ~ all binds. Surerior
toned G. Octave Piano. for Sl75, 5000, and 1925,
interior of NJ good Gr1tv md Instruments strong
and rs durable rs those which cost $500 Flames Of
every variety Of style and price mp to 900 COM
prisng those Of : different manufactures. and
Horace WATERS Pianos. and tn. first premium
EoLEAS PIANOS If T. GILBERT 4 Co.'S. make DOWN
Of the lFolenn p,tent). Secondhand Pianos At
great bargains Prices from $40 to $3.50. Nelo-
deems from five different manufactures. including
the wol-known 6 y. 4 II w. SuIru's Mclodeous,
(tuned the equal temperoment) the best make in
the United States. Prices, s4I, SEQ, SIS, $780,
Sll5, sl2i, s'35 $50 Smith. Double Bank Me-
lodcons, 5000 Each Piano and Nelodeon guar.n.
teed. The best terms to the trade schools &c. la
per cent, discount To Clcrgvmcn and Churches. All
orders promptly attended Nusic 10 all parts
Of the country. post paid, at the reduced rntes-
General and Select Catalogues and Schedules n
prices Of Musical Tnstrumen ts forwarded to any ad.
dress free Of charge.
Feb Is. wsns