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'..si -fh'Iels''las % -AANs
There hls been I'D arrival from Genera
BuIn-iic's Expedition
The Norfolk Day B1.k of Wcluc=iar has
a dispatch dated GolJ,5,roucb. Jan 3ls.,
II. NJ, announ .,ns 100 vessels Of General
Burnside's fleet inside of Psmr.a SQUAD
md twenty Llrse steamers outside. :, .t-
tack had been mlje, but the women md
chiliren were leaving N.Vbura, where 4
fight was expected
Wednesdays Norfolk papers contain the
following
GoLDsB1R9uGH, n. C., Jan. p.
a large number OF women and children
have arrived here from Ncwbcrn \ fight
is expected there.
WILMINGTON, \. c. Jan. 81
An express arrived at Goldsboroush FROM
Newbern reports that at { o'clock yesterday,
P. NJ. 100 vessels Of Burns.de's expedition
were within P4mlico sound and twenty five
large transports outside of Hatteras lulet.
Private information received here says the
enemy viii ATTACK Newbern and Roanoke
Island simultaneously. Our forces are COM
pleteiy prepared for them.
SAVANNAH, Jan. p.
From ten to fifty vessels are in Broad
River II mills from Port Royal"
None of the papers make any reference to
the kentucky Sight, or the death of zllli-
Golfer.
The funeral Of Ex-Presidont Tyler took
Place IN Richmond on the Dist Ii was at
tended by id DAVIS and his Cabinet and
tie MEMBER Of the rebel Congress.
The Norfolk Transcript III an editorial az
tiele says Gen. Mcclellan is going to cross
the Potomac, and that the Yankees conad,
inS thcir cause 70 thc discretion o! Provi
denee observed Saturday la.t as day of
Thank giving ani prayer
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CncINNAII. Jan. ?

I CEcINNATl, Jan. 81.
! The brunt of the battle devolved on the 4th
Kentucky. q Minnesota. 9th Ohio, and
10Th Indiana. For nearly hours the rosr
OF musketry Was kept up. Shortly after II
&c lock Col. Haskins succeeded in lAnking
the enemy on the extreme right, when the
9th Ohio ana > Minnesota charged with the
bayonet with triumphant ye.ls, which broke
the rebel ranks and then the rout began.
They Gsi pell nell to their camp,
strewins the road with muskets, blankets,
oveIccats and knaIsacks, aud abandoned
two guns and clissons Gen. Z1llicoher
was shot through the breast at the head
his staff, by Col. Fry Of the 4ih Kentucky.
1t aprears that Zjllicofer lost his way IN
the bushes, and suddenly emerged before
Col Fry, who was accompanied by some
staff officers. The two parties mi-took each
other for friends, and approached within a
few yards Of each other, when. finding their
mistake both halted, and presented hand
10 hand conflict. One Of Iollicof.r's aids
shot az Col. Try, hut only brought his horse
down. Col Fry imm,dhtely drew his six
shoot P. and brought Gen. Z,llicofer from
his saddle at the frt fire The rebel staff
d serted their chiefs body, which was taken
To Slmaset Jhe day after the battle.
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Died

In Burlington. Jan. 26th, Of Canker Rash, Mary
Louisa, daughter Of Samuel C. and Esther a
Kimball, aged year 9 months and g days.
In Burlington, January 25th. Emma Adelia,
daughter Of George and Elisa Richardson, aged
eyears.
In Darlington, Jan. 18th, Mrs. Parthenia
spauldins. wife Il Daniel T. SraulliDs, eyed So
year,
In Burlington, Dec. 18th, 1851, Frederick Ssf-
ford Olns,ed, aged Is months; Also, Jan. 2s,
1852, Cornelius Augustus OlnEed agsa year..
and nine months-ehiliren Of Geo. y. and NATL
da A. Olmsted.
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BRIGHAM wRIGHT's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT To all persons con-
DISTRICT or cEITTEDEy,ss oerned in the e'tats Of
Brigham c. Wright late Of Milton, in said Dis
trict, deceased, directing.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in AMI fer the District Of Chittenden, on the 25th
day Of January, A. D. 1852, an instrument,
purrorting to be the last viii and Testament Of
Brigham c. Wright, late Of Milton, in said Dis
triei deceased, was presented to the Court Afors-
said for Probate. And II is ordered BY said Court
that tbs 18th day Of February A. u. 1861, at
the Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington, be
ssigaed for proving slii Instrument; and hat
notice thereof se give 70 all persons concerned,
BY publishing this order three weeks excessively
In the ee Press, = newspaper printed at said
Burlington, previOu. 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified 70 appear
before said Court, at the time and place sfore-
said and contest the probate Of said viii, if you
have cause.
Given under NY hand al Burlington in said
District, this 18th day Of January. A. p. 1854.
wslr3 D. FRENCH, Register
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BALTIMORE. Jan. u

t'AL4ihNhEi '"h' -
The Norfolk Day Book says that a recon-
n9iSancc from Roanoke Island on Monday
last made no report of the Burnside Expe-
dition being in PamlicO Sound This ap-
pears to be the latest aivices they have -
Since then Il storm has cut of cCmmunIca
ton with the cJast.
The Charlotte, y. c., Deui9crGt of the
DIST inst, siys: - In anticipation Of an in
vasion Of the North Carolina coast, it is
Contemplated to call out the militia Of the
several Eastern counties. The clll Is not
yet made, but the Raleigh journal says that
1t will en5race thiriy-tbree counties.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. u


Dcslatclc- have been received from Flag
OfEo,r Mexican, dated Snip Island, Jan. S.b.
lie reports the arrival Of the United States
steamer Nerc.lita, aud suaooats Wnoua
and sycamore. By the first named he had
received the Communication Of the See. Of
Navy, and saws iu accordance Herewith be
snail di-uAtch the iris4te PO.oHae to Vera
CRU I4yius been informed on Dc. 5lst
that rch1l steamer vas - anchor near Biloxi
he despatched Commander Smith wish
mcrs Watsrwitch, New London, and
Henry Lewis to ondeavor to capture her,
but upon roachsns Biloxi it was found she
had been removed.
Com Smith demanded the surrender Of
the town, which was complied with, and a
detachment OF 5eamcn and marines vls
landed. y small sand battery was destroy
ed, and guns brought or The place was
found to be almost deserted by the male pop
ulation, but crowded with women and chill
dren.
The Schooner '' Capt. Speddep," loaded
with lumber, was also captured and brought
out Both have been transferred to the
Quartsrmaster, a; valuation fixed by d
Board Of Survey.
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VI ar K cts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


Wednesday, Jan. %.
At market -6s Cattle, mostly Beeres and
Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
ooe, two and three years old
Market bsst-e1tra per cvt- s6.OOa $50. Irt
quality. s5,I5 ID do, s5.25. Sd do, $500 \
si,25. Ordinary, 50, 90 600.
Working Oxen, 500 5000 per pair.
Cows and Calves, $50 $50.
Two years old sls Il. Three years old SIS
Il.
sheep and Lambs so at market. Prices, in
lots S. g.! As. Extra and selections s. so
a els 80.
Hides O 7oper 10; PeIt, 81. - 80 each
Calf Skins Sc per 10.
Tallor g 80 per 10.
Veal Calves. none.
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TIE steamship City OF New York from
I L;rsrT,al the sth. via Queenstown the 9th D.,
r,-s-l Cape Race a. 10 this morning The
E-,.fl fam Boston, arrived At Liverpool
D, Gil, ) There was considerable di,i'-
] ointment expressed in England AZ ,ae on
reception Of definite advlces from America,
relative to Mason and Slidell
The Sumter had erIivcd at Cadlz where
she landci y prisoners taken from three
federal merchant vessels which she destroyed
NV YoRK, Jan II.
! The postal reform bill introduced by
Mr.. Coliaz now pending in the House pro
poses a tax of cents each on all Telegraphic
Messages except those on business with the
government or Of the company owning the
line and except also news and congressional
reports FOR the press. Mr.. Holt the lredeces-
sor Of the present Post Master General esti-
mated that by Telcgraphic dispatches the
government lost QUO million III revenue an
nually-
The Herald Washington despatch says
the plan Of action concluded upon Ivy the
Secretary of Treasury and the representatives
from the board of trade and banks Of y. Y.
B .ston and Philadelphia 60 far as it con-
templated the free receipts and payment OF
United States notes is considered as defeated
by the refusal Of the hanks Of Boston and
some Of the New York banks to carry it out.
The Secretary therefore feels himself Obliged
by the necessity Of the public creditors to
concur in the plan for issuing and funding
of an additional 100 100000 dollars in the
L. S. notes and making them until funded
legal tender. The Tribune's specia
despatch states that the house military COM
mittee to-day authorized the chairman to
report a bill to enlarge the Illinois and
Michigan canal to q ship canal for war pur
poses.
The Times states that the following is the
letter written by Jesse D. Blight, Senator
Of Ind, which affords the chief ground for
his arraigument before the Senate on the
charge Of disloyslty. 1t was addressed to
JEFF Davis, after this arch rebel had estab-
lished his confeleracy at Montgomery aud
was gathering arms and Munitions Of war
for resistance to the National Government
WASHINGTON, March !, 1851.
80 Ny DEAR Shallow nc to introduce
to your acquaintance my friend Thos. b.
lincoln, of Texas. He visits your capital
mainly to dispose of what he regards a great
Improvement in firearms. I commend him
t. ut favorable consideration as gentle
man Of the first resrcctability, aud reliable
ia every respect.
Very truly yours,
- JtssE b BRiGHI.
10 his Excellency JuTEssoS DAVIS, Prs
deaf Of the Confederate States
\ correspondent OF the Times, writing
from near Budd's Ferry, Nd, says that the
rebels not only derislvely cry out our coun-
tersigus Of the night previous, but acquaint
US with that to be the countersign Of the
ensuing night. They boast of having Travelled
along our entire division lines, and ascertained
our exact Locality, numbers and nature Of
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FoRTREss MoNRoE, Jan

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. -.
The only incident Of news yesterday was
the arrival ola boat continuing fifteen full
grown 60 ntralaujs from Norfolk. They
report that the Meuimac was llOated out OF
dry dock saturday, aud was to make trial
trip N Sunday. She mounted ten l0-inch
rifle cannon, aud the people were jubilant in
the belief that che could sink the whole
Federal tlset in Hampton Roads
Letters from Port Royal indicate an early
attack on Savannah by Con. Sherman and
Commodore Dupont.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. >

The Old Point boat has arrived bringing
no news of importance. Nothing has boeu
heard from the Burnside expedition.
The Norfolk Day Book discredits the &C
count of the expedition being in Pamlico
Sound.
The Raleigh journal says that the militia
haze been ordered out since the arrival Of the
Burnside expedition at Hatteras
SAVANNAH, Jan, -!
The Republican Of this morning learns
from a gentleman from Florida. that Cedar
Keys was captured By the Foderals on
Thursday. Heavy firing was heard in ttat
direction the Same day.
The Raleigh Register says there Is quito
al excitement in Raleigh in regard 10 draft
which has been made for ouesthird OF the
enrolled militia. Substitutes we expect will
be IN demand.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. %

y letter dated.aboard the frigate Niagara
of Ship Island 1lth, gives o rumor that No,
bile may soon be attacked.
A letter from Hatteras Inlet says the loss
of the cargo of the City of New York will
not seriously interfere with the efficiency OF
Gen. Burnside's expedition, there being a
good supply of material aboard the other
vessels. Gen. Fosters brigade would soon
move towards Roanoke Island or Newbern
as circumstances should decide.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. II

The morning papers contain Iull accounts
Of the battle Of Mil Springs. 1t was fair
open battle. The rebels fought we'll, and
were overcome only BY superior fighting on
our SIDE. Accordin. to -ebe, accounts, their
fcrca consisted CT tea Infantry regiments,
three batteries, aad some cayslrY-aitcgsther
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Several SeccssIonists in this city, recently
assessed for the benefit Of the South Western
fugitives by order Of Gen. Hallock, having
failed to pay their assessments their proper
ty has been seized within day or two past
under execution to satisfy the assessment,
with p per cent additional, according to
general .rier No. 81.
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REMARKS.

Owing to the bad state Of the roads ;Aere was
but light s.cSk at market. Beef Of good quail
ty sold quick At an advance Of about IS cents per
cUt. Sheep and Lambs solo quick at las, quota
tok'. Hollis bought lot Of 20 that averaged
l.. lbs fer 2 r.,f-
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Married.
dawly

In Burlington, at the Unitarian Church, an.
72d, by Rev J. Young, Clarke Nellis Of Ogdens-
burgh, n. Y, to Sarah A. Parker, daughter Of
" Parker, Of this place.
Also, at the same time snd place, Mr.. Charles
Bridge, Of Albany, N. Y, to Lucy NJ. Tinker,
adopted daughter of Wm. X. Villas, of this place
In Richmond, the 18th inst, by Z. B. Green,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph Lynn, to Mrs. Lucinda Hodges,
both Of Richmond.
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NEW YORK, Jan. -


Recent intelligence le,ds to the belief that
most Of tic rebels directly in front Of wash
ington, are housed between Bull Run and
Manassas. 1t is believed that a large por-
tion of the rebel army of the Potomac are
distributed npon the lines Of railroads con-
veying at Manassas.
Tho Times despatch says that Reynolds
the agent sent by the Secretary Of Treasury.
to Port Royal bad long interview with
Secretary Chase last night lie has already
secured about a million dollars worth Of
cotton lie has now IN his employment
about 5000 negroes who axe now at work ON
different Islands gathering cotton. They
are badly clothed and ono Of the objects Of
his mission is 70 procure three or four ;hou-
sand suits %, clothes
He ais, wants four Or five good physicians.
He says the negroes work very we'll, and
attend to their lAbors properly
The House COMMITTEES, who have the sub
jec, ola National Foundry before them have
agreed to report in favor of the immediate
establishment %. one. They don't, however,
designate amy particular location.
wc-Lli-- and according to the number oil its
issue Per week, on magazines and periodi-
Gals, a hall cent PER ounce, on books or other
maila5la matters sent through the malls. one
cent ret ol., for 1909 miles double postage.
FoErREss MoERoE. Jan. -.
By the arrival Of the Steamer Eastern
State We have the first direct aud official in
tellisencc Of the arrival OF Gen. Burnside's
Expedition at is destination. She lett
Haticras Inlet last night and arrived here
late this =. NJ. The recent storms were
unusually severe at natteras and considera-
bly, delayed and crippled the expedition. but
when the Eastern State left everything
looked favorable. The expedition sailed
from Hampton Roads On the lIth aud 18th
and consisted of over l25 vessels Of all classes,
They arrived at IIatteras between the Ilth
and 18th having been greatly retarded by
severe storms and adverse winds.
NV YoEk, Jan. >.
Tie Tribunc's Washington despatch says
that Bishop Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish,
have been appointed commissioners to Rich
mond for the purpose Of giving their atteu-
ton to the comfort Of the Union prisoners.
The committee ON Ways and Means has
determined not to put stamp duty on ncwss
papers but to tax them according to circula-
ton to be determined by affidavit of the pub
fishers.
Passengers On Rail Roads will DO taxed
but not the freight.
The war department mas ordered that all
the Union soldiers released from the rebel
dungeons shall upon their arrival here re-
ceiye full pay and communication of rations
for the whole time Of their Imprisonment.
FOaIKEss MoSRoE, Jan. y.
70 days Richmond 2 espatch has reliable
authority for making the statement that
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ST. LgUIs. Jan. o


The military commission assembled at
Palmyra for the trial of bridge burners,
found seven persons guilty and sentenced
them TO be shot. The sentence has been
approved by Maj. Gen. Halleck, and they
will be executed at the time and place here
dt'vuJlter desius
BY n4g o! truco we have received five
released prisoners.
In the Southern pIpers we find the follow
inS
New ORLEANS, Jan. ..
a disastrous ire occurred this morning,
destroying two stores on Margaret street,one
one Magazine street. Loss $4,000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

Gen. Beauregard takes command of tn,
army at Columbus, and that Gen Gustayus
Ii. Smith succeeds in the position. lie Is to
be subordinate to no one except Gen. H.Syd-
ney Sohnston. The change goes into effect
without delay.
The following telegraph despatch is pub,
lished
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. -.
The Charleston Courier of this morning
says information has been received from
New Orleans, that the Confederate steamer
Calhoun, on her way from Havana with
large and valuable cargo, was chased by
Lincoln cruiser, and abandoned and burned.
The Savannah Ne,cS confirms the report of
the capture of Cedar Keys. The Federals
burned the town, wharves, ) schooners, 50
bales ofco;ton, aud 80 barrels of turpent;ne,
The enemy have lett the place.
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NEW YORK. Jan.

NEW YORK, Jan. y.
Inc Hrald's dispatch says the Committee
on the District of Columbia decided to &c.
port adversely in the matter Of abolishinc
slavery therein, on the ground Of its inozpe-
diency and unconstitutionality.
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81 FkANcr.cn. Ian -


Wv 1V7'N' IN =
\ special dispatch to the Pos to-day says
Gan. Mcclellan was before the Van Wyck
contract investigating committee to-day
Extensive frauds in army contracts in Phila-
delphla are discovered, and the members OF
the Committee On the conduct Of the War
left for PHILADELPHIA to investigate the affair.
1t is understood that some contractors there
have gone largely into the shoddy business
10 the meantime all army contracts are
stopped at the War Department
The Arabia sailed for Liverpool with 81
passengers and $234,OOO in specie to day
Cyrus W. Field was among the passengers
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Young LADIES' SEMINARY.

rJNHE Young Ladies Seminary. conducted by
Il REV Mas. E W. SHITH, will open his
SPRING SESSION, on Tfsr.day tie lCiof FsbruGTy.
The Department for LAus AND You've GESrIZ-
NEN. who desire 20 10 thsm-olve. for Bushes. ~
for College, will orsn at tho same tius.
Il il desirable that those who may with 10
avail themselves Of tho advantages Of tbs ius,i-
tuition, should n,lo application, as early as IL
convenient, 10 tbs rIIuciral-
EEv. L. ". 5HIIU q
Jan. 10th, lst2.
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and IL Ice for common. Canada and Western
lie selling at lie Per ID, to quality. Cheese
Is dull and selling at &c per ID, as to quality.
wooL.-Thsre is very little chssge to notice
in Wool, but demand for fleece and pulled moder.
ate during the week. with sales Of loo, 900 lbs at
price. ranging from as SIC per Ib.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

"a" LUIS pAAs -etus
y gentleman who reached this city yes
tarday from Palmyra reports that the long
bridge on the Hannibal and St Joseph R.
r. was burned by rebels on saturday night.
Il had Just been completed,
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NOTICE,

NOI1CE.
XHyHEREAs, Albert A. Samson, lay ward. hs.
w long refused and does still refuse aud neg
leet to yield TO ny requirements and submit 70
my authority; this therefore 10 to notify all per-
sons that I shall paw no dsbts of his centractin;
after this date.
REUBEN SAMSON, Guardian.
Grand Isle, Jan. q, lse2. wSlv;
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some ten thousand men. They fought in
bushwhacking style, from ravines, and be-
hind trees, bushes and rocks.
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Louisville. Jan. ~


The remains Of LjllicoIer and Baily Pey-
ton, Jr., arc in process Of embalming az
Somerset
III quiet below.
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DISEASES OF wOMEN.-DR. NATL
on attends exclusively to the treatment Of Priuats
Diseases and the special Diseases Of WOMEN, 4
bis REMEDIAL ISsTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. % Union ST., Providence, r. 1. See his ad-
vertisement Of THE GREAr ISDIAS REMEDY F0E
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. y. daWly
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:
Tes,crd4y -1Ulsyille Journal a4ys ,se
Instructions C Gs-. Bacl show that L, il
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE, HAIR

II
DYE wy. A. BATcHELoB's HAZE DrE-TB.
rlyR4z.i,ss and Re''lbi, Dy, Kro'r7.
An others are mere limitations, aud should be
avoided if you wish 10 escape ridicule.
Grey, red, or rusty hair dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural brown or black, without ths
least injury to hair or skin
Fifteen medals and dip.Ona. have been sw
cd to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1859, ahd over >
900 applications have been made TO tho hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye no
not 70 DO distinguished from nature, snd il rar
yaHf.d not to injure in the least, however long
may be continued. and tho i'll effects Of lad Dyes
remeded. The hair is invigora;ed for life BY this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No.
10 Bond street, New York.
Sold IL all the cities and town, Of the United
States. by Druggists aud Fancy Good Dealers.
The Genuine has the name civilian a. Batch
elor,' AMI address upon a steel plato engraving
on the four sides Of each box.
Wholesale Factory, S. Barclay It.
Late 233, Broadway, New York.
daUIv
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Special Notices.

For Biliousnen use Doctor Chords Homeo-
PATHS Curative, or if you or your chill
dram are troubled with worms or have the collie,
diarrh-s, yssHtery, coughs and colds, or are
nervous and h.Vs the tooth-ssh., face-aehe, or
u.uralgia, hssd-sehs or dyspepsia, u,o the proper
medicines, uhi.h ne he's prepared for tbs disease.
thousand. have been U.lievsd and cured BY their
use, Why sbould no, you All Of r.. curG,Tss
sold BY J. W. RcEr 4 Co., Agent, or they will be
sent per mail, on receipt Of the price, . ets per
boz, to .nJ part of the country by addressing
PHILIP LEE,
d-vIriansI I76 william ~, New York.
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FRAMES OF ALL KINDS AND
SIZES.
Constantly ou baud AMI iis ala a. tas t-s.'
rficpv.

Every Improvement made IN tHs art VIII he
introduced BY the subscriber at the earliest pos
,ible moment, and TO thos. who favor him with
their patronage, he promises A.
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AT The
IermOIt CALLER of ART,

Being up only enc aisat Of stairs. having Pisn-
~ Of room, a good sEy-Hsh., all kinds Of aPpa
ra,us of the newest aud most APPROVED mAnufse-
lures, and by far the hes, variety q
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Back ground "FiXingS'

Of any GALLERY in the State, can ossr ny
customers any kind Of picture made by the
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For the accommodation VI those wishing to
set A Urge number Of pictures FOR small amount
Of money, shall begin again TO take