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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

CouGHs.-Ihe sudden changes OF our ell
mate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial,
Asthmotic Affections. Experience having
proved that simple remedies often act speed
lily and certainly, when taken in the early
stages of the disease, recourse should at once
he had to "Brorn's Bronchial Troehes. or
Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation
of the Throat be ever SO slight, as BY TINS
precaution Il more serious attack may De
effectually warded off. Pubic Speakers ana
Singers will find them etfectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice. See advertise
men.. VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
WASHINGTON, March Q.

The Senate will vote on Monday on the
resolution offered by MIR. Foster for the ex-
pulsion of Mr.. Wigfall of Texas from that
body. 1t will require three or four demo
cratic votes 70 make the necessary two
thirds.
Evidence has been reserved which shows
that Gen. Twiggs. in addition to being
traitor, most basely deceived all the officers
under him. II be had resisted the demand
Of Texas, his whole force would have stood BY
him to the last. All the troops in NewMexico
have been ordered north and all inNewMexico
have been ordered to Washin gton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

Chistenden County, IS. SJanuaFv Term 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given to lama. c.,,a, tia.
" Amelia S. Cartan Of Burlinr,on - 80
State and County, has preferred her iibai IA ssia
vorce to the Supreme Court for the stato ' 81 w w
mont, next to be holden at Burlington, within 49,
for said County, on the LIST Tuesday in JauunrH
1852 setting forth in substance that she nov resides
and has resided In said Burlington for more than
two years last past, that on the 18th day Of July
1854, at Wellington Square, in Wentworth County,
Canada West, she was joined in marriage to James
Cartan by WIN. Mcclure, a Minister of the Gospel,
that from her marriage until about the 10th day
of March, 1857, she and said James Cartaa E.sd
o. husband and wife in Canada West. She during
al that tune and ever since faithfully keeping
and performing all duties imposed by the marriage
covenant; that about the last day named the said
Cartan at Hamilton in Canaia Yves. without any
cause or provocation willfully deserted your Libel
liant and from thence hath continued slch desertion
that he reside5 now in Ireland; and during all the
time since said desertion has omitted anu refused
to provide any means Of support Tor said Libellant
and children, and praying for the care and custody
Of her children and divorce iIoIa the bonds Of
matrimo1y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
nrHprr N v

The second disastrous FIRE for this winter
occurred in this place last nigh, Oliver 80
buildings being destroyed, and only one store
left IN town. The Baptist Church was de
'troyed; loss $4,000 Insured. The total
loss is estimated at 100000 to $50 900,
on which there is not much insurance. Three
or four persons have been arrested, suspected
d being the incendiaries.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
MELVIN BARNES, ESTATE.

WI, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
pointed ~ the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Grand Isle Commission
ers to receive examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate Of u
Barnes. late Of Grani Isle in said district deecas-
ed, represented iusolvent. And also oil claims and
demands exhibited in odsett thereto; and six
months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business Of our appointment at the dwell
ing Of NJ B. Cory, in Grand Isle, in said district,
on the last Tuesdays Of April and Juno next. at
10 o'clo K A. NJ. on each OF said days.
Dated st rand Isle this 18Th day Of January,
I5UI
ABTL BROWN, Com
WILLIAM CHAMBERLIN, mission
SETH HOAG, SsrS.
w3jT3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

STATE or VERMONT, The fors0,ing Ii.
Chittenden County, So bel having been PIE
sented to the undersigned, one Of tho judges Of
the supreme Court of The State Of Vorm mt, and
it appearing that the Libelee resides AM g With
this State it IS ordered that the said Lbelee be
summoned to appear and answer to said Libel a:
the Supreme Court next to Be holden at B11Iipg
ton within ard for the County Of ChittsuIen, on
the first Tuesday in January, A .. ISG1. bya
publication Of said Libel or the su5stlnce thereof
together with this order weeks successfully in
tie Burlington FREQ Press, Z newspaper published
in said Chittenden County, the last Of which pub
LEGATIONS shall not be less than six weeks prc-ous
to said session Of said supreme Court.
Given under ny hand az Barlingtol this second
day Of March, A. b. ISGi.
ASAHLL PECK. Judge Of SupTemo Court.
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Married..

In Milton, BY Rev. A. 8. Cooper, on the I'll
Inst, I. ii. GRirFrrHs, Of Milton, and ALxrsA
Hull, of Fairfield.
In Jericho, March Sd, by Rev. C. B. Tracy, Mr..
Timothy Kennedy and Miss Harriet Abbott, both
Of Jericho.
In Jericho, March 7th. by Rev. @. B. Traoy,
Mr.. Martin Bartlett, Of Jericho. aud Mrs. Lucy
Bingham Of st. Adams
In Hinesburgh March Z. by Rev. c. E. Ferrin,
John Jacob Vansicklin Of Burlington, to Martha
Emeline Mead of Hinesburgb
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WASHINGTON, March,

Andrew johnson says he does not want
any thing more satisfactory to take to Ten
neesee, than Corwin's joint resolutions.
The President will, probably, nominate
Maj. Anderson to-day, as successor to Twiggs,
though Col. Sumner has been pressed for the
place by his friends.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
RICHMOND, Va, March Ii.

RICHMOND, Va, March Ii.
Mr. Summers speech on secession produced
profound effect The unionists consider his
arguments unanswerable. There is little
doubt but the border States conference Will
be adopted. The peace propositions, as
basis OF adjustment are doubtful. Some Sc
cessionists admit the impossiblllty OF adop-
ting . secession ordinance, but say Virginia
viii ultimately secede unless her demands are
granted
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5 cargo chiefly of cotton for England. ths

5 cargo chiefly of cotton for England, 7
freight of which will amount to $4,000.
1t appears that the bombardment Of the
llth and 10Th at Gsets was of extreme vio-
lencc, rendering the riaed cannon useless.
The King passed the Neapolitan troops ln
review before leaving, who wept on presen
ting arms to him. Royal honors were paid
to Francis III. as he embarked. As the
vessel left salute of q guns was fired and
Gags were lowered while the garrison shouted
Long lave the King, though in presence OF
she Piedmontese already in possession.
EArEsT.-Turin, Goth Feb The number
of troops made prisoners at Gaeta was Z'oUo
The Sardinians took between 700 and 500
cannons. and GO, 900 muskets. Three Gen.
erals accompanied Francis IL. to Rome Is
are nrisoners Gen. Chabrera has been or
Sered to summon the commander of the for.
tress Of Massins to surrender.
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Special Notices.

WANTED Immediately by Thousands Of suf-
fering families o safe and reliable remedy for &C.
edents from burns, scalds, wounds, bruises, DC,
the same may be found at any respectable drug
gists throughout the United States and Canadas,
by inquiring for Holloway's Ointment. which far
e1cels all other salves in use for the immediate
relief it give, to burns, scald', wounds, cuts, &c,
no matter how severe. The thousands who have
used it pronounce it the spcedsst in its effect and
alienation of paint extracts the heat and the
Inflammation, and by its soothing nature promotes
arspid cure of all accidents Of this character. No
household should be without Holowsy's Pills and
Ointment, which are the cheapest and most efios-
cious med icines for family use.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
BOSTON MARKET.
March 5.

FLOUR. The market has been quits dali for
Flour throughout the week. Common brands
Western 81 90 5; fancy brands at IS a IS;
extras at s. rs a so; and superior, at SC 80
P Dbl, including Canada, Ohio, Genesses, and
Michigan. In Rye Flour sales sssts rs $50 P
Dbl in small lots, including common and extra.
Corn Meal is dull, with sales at So a ) Is p Dbl.
In Buckwheat small sales at 81 100 lbs.
GRAIN. The market hsa been very dull for
Corn throughout the week. with small sales at IS
zoe, including new and old. Oats are very dnll,
and prices again lower. Sales of Western, Can
ada and Southern at "a 39c bush. In Rye
there have BEEN sales at zoe p bush IN Shorts,
sales at ST. so IS so; and Fine Feed and Mid
dlings at Sls so IS p ton as to quality.
PROVISIONS The market for Pork remains
quite steady. We quote primo at sl3 75al4 so;
at SIT 5oal8 so; and clear at SO ooa2o 90 pr
bbl, cash and mos. Beef ranges from 50 ooal2 90
per Dbl for Eastern and Western mess and extra
mess; Sc 00As 90 pr Dbl for low grades; and Sl2e0
ala 90 pr Dbl for family extra cash and time. Lard
remains without change, with a moderate demand
sales in bbls. and tierces at l0sllc; and kegs
at l2al?4, pr ID, cash and months. In Smoked
Hams sales at loAllc; and three hundred pack
ages Picked Hams at siaS; pr ID, cash.
In Butter there have been sales at lea Ice for
good, choice and extra Vermont and NeW-York
dairies, and l0a lac FOR common and fair Cana
da and Western is selling al ga lac pr. lb. as to
quality, for common and extra. Cheese is dull at
lie per Id.
WOOL-FleecS and Pulled Wool have been in
fair de mand with sales of l75 900 lbs st Sss SOC
for common fine fleece, and 30 45c for No. / TO
extra pulled
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
Hall FAX, 9Th.

The steamship America from Boston for
Liverpool has arrived here. The America
spoke the North Britain of Cape Negio,
consequently she will probably arrive at Port
land this evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
& Y LIE s.
VERMONT SCENERY.

The subscriber having long entertained the idea
or making a complete collection of Photographic
Views Of the splendid scenery Of Vermont, visited
last spring several parts Of tde State, obtaining
nearly City large views, which are now On e1hibi-
ton and for rals at his Gallery, for Sl,25 each.
Nothing more beautiful or appropriate as.an Orna-
ment for the parlOr walls of a Vermont home, can
be found, and as tho price is SO low as to bring
them within the reach Of all, no family should be
without one more Of then.
Other parts of the State will be visitcd during
The earIy months of the coming spring, and the
present number Of Views more than doubled.
Tie subscriber has on exhibition Photographs
of upwards Of $50 members Of tho last Legisla-
ture, including the Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
E1-Goveruors, Senators and Representatives; also,
Photographs of large number of citizens CT
Burlington and vicinity, making, altogether, BY
far the larges, collection to DO found in the State
and which will well repay any one for calling and
examining.
Persons visiting Burlington for the purpose OF
getting pictures taken, will do we'll to call End
examine the specimens, enquire tho prices and
JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES and not be Influenced by
what ;a,,rssted or prsudieea parties may tell
them.
NIB. The subscriber also ha, large and well
furnished Galleries at Montpelier and ST. Adams,
where experienced operators can always be found
to attend to the wishes Of customers.
AT. STYLES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Concord, March Is.
1876 towns give Berry (Rep.) for Governor,
&c ,O65, Stark, (Dsm) 2l,569, scattering,
lO4. los Republican Representatives elect
ed. so Democrats. Of the L. Senators are
Republicans, and oil the members of Con-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

Farmers and Mechanics Cassimeres Kentucky
Jeans, from 90 TO IL: cents per yard and upwards;
TWeeds, III TO Is cents per yard-last year sold
at is to 20; Printed Sstinets, at IL cents
And Ofhr Goods eOyretpond ngly Lou.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
STEARNS d co.'s
G YCERINE SOAP,
Il JUST TIE ARTICLE

II IUBf THE ARTfCLE
FOR Offices, stores and Work Shops
1t will cleanse the hands of the mos. adhesive
substances; will make them white, smooth, and
healthy; remove inflammation Of the skin, pimples
ana discolorations. The price Of it Is no more
than that Of the poorest quality Of brown soap.
Try 1t, and prove it. Sold by all Grocerss, and
by stearns Co., Commercial Street, near State
St., Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
CONCORD. n. II. s

Geo. Minot, President of the Mechanics
Bank and Treasurer of the Boston, Concord
4 Montreal R. R. Co., died suddenly this
morning of disease of the heart.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
BosroH, Sth

DUoIUhl NNHs
The schooner St. Cloud from New-York
for Salem, went ashore at Wellfeet and bilged
vessel and cargo total loss. Crew saved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
z Y Addison. Franklin, L1moille, Grand Isle and
4 Washington Counties, to sell the
WHEELER g. WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
The best in the world Apply 70
GEO. VI. e. G. G. BENED1C4'
If Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
Fruit g. Ornamental Trees,
VINES, SHRUBS AND PLANTS.

APPLE
2to years. General Assortment at Use.
PFAF.
10 wears Dwarfand Standard-embracing all
the popular es we'll as the new and rare vari-
cites, at sec.
cBERRrEs.
Dwarf and Standard, fine trees 50c.
PLrMs. ,
years al leading kinds, healthy and strong
At SOC.
Very superior, healthy. strong plants OF CONCORD
Delaware, Diana, Hartford Prolific. orthsiIa
Muscadine, Rebecca, Anna, and Moneltn' -
to 81. Isabella AID Clinton, 2Oc-
Foreign varieties, 75c.
chor w.. cuRRASTs. e...-
Oherry' 'ietoria. White Grape, Csc. strsSberf
rles' haspoerfies, Gooseberries, &C.
EvcEGazEys.
European Silver Fir, Norway Spruce, Siberian
AIbor Vita, Austrian and Scotch Pines, &c.
DEcIDUors.
European Mountain Ash, English Elms, Horse
chestnuts, and Thorn, Weeping Ash, Birch,
Beech, Cherry, Thorn, willow
suRrBs.
Dutzias, Honeysuckles (srrgal, Lliaes' Purple
fringe, Spirens, Wegelias, &c. &c
ROSES.
CuCsu6 largest aEu Oesb SOA4eCtANA-Sr-
&C p 10 see.
PLANTS.
Dahlias-a magnificent collection contains tie
finest sorts in cultivation, SO per doz- Iuoh-
siaS-a fae a.sort1eut--ld0 varieties, = to
Csc. Ireliotfcpes-20 fne sorts, - Lam
tla1S-20 varieties jrnsny quite new. Zoe.
Pe.unias, double and si1se, Csc. Geraniur's
(searlet. white and pink) - varieties. -
Verbenas-a collection Of zoo varieties iacigd-
ing the finest foreign and Ha',Ye VaTletiss.
81 per doz.
GLADIOLs.
Upwards so varieties Of this magnificent Summer
ami Autumn Towering Bulbs now aek-cvl-
edge to be the most beautiful and attractive
objects our gardens possess Of the simplest
cultivation they must OF once become univtr-
sal favcrites % TO lOc.
ALSO, general collection Of Bedding, Cieen-
house, and Hardy Plants.
4 deduction made where = hundred CT moro OF
variety ordered.
Catalogues on application.
TRACY Z MECH,
Shelburns, Tt.
Feb l, IsGl w32tf
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SPRING, 1851.

We are opening, at our ample wsreroom,, at the
above numbers, stocks of Goods in each of the six
departments ofour business, superior to anything
we have heretofore exhibited to tho trade.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
REL Estate FOR SALE.

FEIHE FARM lying on the road leading to VII
a listOn, in the Easterly part of the town Of
Burlington, formerly known as the "Vsu ghn
Farm" at present occupied by Joseph lombard.
Also, the premises situated in The North part OF
the village Of Shelburne. pied by Lyman
Thayer, sometimes known by the name Of ~Chrys-
tai Palace"
A part Of the purchase money may remain on
interest by being we'll secured. Possession given
the first Of April next. II not sold at that tine,
the property win be 70 rent.
For further information enquire of Nelson
Newell, Shelbu-ne Mrs. N. Lyon, Burlington,
or of the subscriber, Middlebury.
NJ. TICKNOR,
Guardian for N. Lyon.
Burlington, Feb. &c, 1861. w3A
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WASHINGTON. :

Mrs. Lincoln was yesterday presented with
a span Of magnificent black horses on behalf
Of certain New York gentlemen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
NEW YORK. March :

The Diplomatic Corps generally state that
'he Inaugural win be highly acceptable to
the European Powers.
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TRY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.
CAST STEEL BELLS.
PRICE REDUCED.


PRICE REDUCED.
TEyHESE BELLS have now m
I established reputation. Their
E-s chief advantages over others are rs
10 lows - lat. Superior strength,
"a Cast Steel being avoved.y the
A-z-@sssA strongest Of all metals. 81. Steel
~ Bell q the SANE diameter, G-d
giving as great = volume Of sound,
as q composition bell, weighs much less. 81. The
tone Of steel Bell penetrates to greater dis
tsnce, and is at the same time rica and musical,
aslosely resembling that Of god composition
bel. 4td. The price is from fys Ggii cents per
pound cheaper. 5th. They not affected by tie
everest FROST nor melted urtd in tone in case
Of fire.
Each bell il fully warranted for year, with
proper uslgc and If broken after that tiae,
bIJ prics jeiH Be alioged erch1uge for ncis
Consequently, a second Steel Bell viii be 20 to 80
per cent cheaper than a second com position bell.
These Cast Steel Bells should not DC COMPOUNDED
with the "Amalgar," or "Sfesi Comp sifi1H" bells,
called, being entirely different from either. Old
Composition Bells taken ia exchange, at full mar
kot prices. Circulars, with prices, terms, and
testimonials, Will be furnished on application to
NAYLOR & CO.,
IRON MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS or STEEL,
so S.ato ST., Boston, g. 90 John St, New York.
w34m3
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
SAND LIVERPOOL, landing and embarking
passengers at QUEENSTOWN, Qreland.) The
Liverpool, New Y ork and Philadelphia Steamship
Company intend despstching their full-powered
Clyde-buit Steamships az follows
CITY OF MAScHEsIER-satarday March l6
ETNA- " %
GLASGOW " 80
and every Saturday a; Noon, from Pier -, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEBRAGE, $4,000
do to London, $50 90 90 to London, S33 90
Storage Return Tickets, good for months, SEQ 90
Passengers forwarded to Paris Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, DC, at re-
duced through fares.
Persons wishing TO bring out their friends
can buy tickets here the following rates, to New
York From Liverpool or Queenstown ; First
Cabin, SIS SIS and sos. Storage from Liver
pool $1,000. From Queenstown $4,000.
These Steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in Water-tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Annihilators on board.
For further information apply in Liverpool TO
WILLIAM INMAN, Agent, % Water Street; in
Queenstown 20 9. & W. D. SEYMOUR & CO.; in
London to EWES & MACY, 81 King William
Street; in Paris TO JULES DEC0UE, 5 Place de
la Bourse; in Philadelphia TO JOHN G. DALE,
100 Walnut Street; or at the Company's Offices.
JOHN C. DALE, Agent,sl5 Broadway, IN. Y,
or c. 7. BLAKE, Agent, Burlington.
March 4. daHIy
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PROBATE COURTS

WILL be held at the Probate Rooms, In the
Town Hall, in Burlington, on Tuesdays
anu saturdays Of each week. Court open from 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to o'clock P. NJ.
, Inc register will be at said Rooms on all other
uays, thursdays and Sundays excepted, from 10
CLOCK, A. NJ, to o'clock, P. NJ.
burlington March 18th, 1861.
Hs'w4 r. B. FAY, Judge.
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NEW YORK, March IL

The Herald's Washington correspondent
says the Southern Commissioners Will have
an interview with the President to-day
The Tribune correspondent says that Fort
Pickens will not be given up, but reinforced.
The Forts at Key West and Tortugas will
be retained, as they are of National import
ance in military and commercial respects
Fort Sumter involves point Of honor only.
WASHINGTON, March II.
The Senate confirmed Robert Paine Dis
trict Attorney for Northern Ohio.
The President sent in nominations, which
were referred, Of j. 2. Goodrich, as Collector
of Boston George W. Mcclellan, I'd Ass t
Postmaster General Archibald Williams,
District Judge of Kansas Mr.. Dole of H.,
for Commissioner of Indian Federal Affairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
NOTICE..

THIS is to certify that have riysu nv son
= Antoine Laurent, Jr., his time during the re.
inosr OF his minority, and will pay none Of
date. ANT0INp anprNT
March, Ia. vavs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
IL q r X G is.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, March %.

EAt market $50 Cattle, about $50 beeves, and
100 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cowr,-
one. two and three years old.
MARKET BEEF. Extra, per cwt. SO. 75as7 IS first
quality Sc So; second quality SIS IS; third
quality $685. ordinary
WORKING oxEs.-ss5 $3.50 per pair.
Cows AND CALvEs.-$35 a 81.
YEARLIses-s-- Two years old slSasl6
Three years old ST. $40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 1900 at Market-prces in
lots 81 so 50 90; extra and selections 81 so
sS6 80
HIDEs.-4sa5c per ID; Pelts 81 90 a 81 rs each;
Cslf-skins 10 lie per Id. Tallow 81 . 10.
VEAL CALvEs-none.
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BOOTS Il SHOES.

I BOOTS Il SHOES.
I42. CHURCH STREET. I42.
z. A. JEWETT
Having THIS DAY purchased of
A. STRONG, HAYWARD & CO.,
THE stock of BOOTS & SHOES at I42 Church
st., would respectfully request continuance
OF the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
them, pledging himself to sustain the high repu-
tation enjoyed by his predecessor for
GOOD WORK and RE ,soNABLE PRICES.
Particular.atten.ion will be paid to
CUSTOM WORK,
and as none but
FIRST CLASS WORHIEV
are employed in this department perfec. s1tisfac-
ZION will be always guaranteed.
Remember the old Stand
l42 CHURCH STREET.
"alen l. Burlington Vt.
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REMARKS,

There was an Improvement in market to-day
both in cattle and the sheep. Cattle sold quick
at an advance of full 2Sc per 100 lbs, and sheep
at 25a50c per head better. The River sheep sold
quick at SIC per lb.-some as high as Go per ID.
II. Gray, Esq, Of Laueaiter, N. H., had q which
averaged leo lbs live weight, which he sold to D.
NJ. Brown of MedfOrd for 6.c per lb.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

This has grown to its present magnitude under
the thorough management Of buyer of long ex-
perenoe and acknowledged good taste. We keep
extensive lines Of the finest and choicest
FAKcT vEsTISGs AND FANCY CASHIERS.
To be found In tho market, all selected with the
incest discrimination. Also, all grades colols and
varieties Of
BroddclofIs ,Cotj,,t.