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thousand tricks and straagcms arc at work dcsiyn.
ed to deceive the people, aud TO divert their attention
from the questions really at issue, in approaching
elections The Negroes Yes We to be scared ont
of the Right N Instruction. by talking about the NJ
gr0eS We told that tic real question is Das Bu.
YoR BUrcH that Van Buren, is a .Yoyibero
man, and that eve Of thc S0u ought to look 10 our
rights aud interests slaveowners and be ware Of n
NoTit0p President, more especially the " New York
Magician Who can fail TO the rick in all this
Who fail 20 that disNon is involved in these OBJ
iections? PCOpc II nc South IL there be any dangcr
menacing rights and interests sagc-owners from
whom is it to be opprchendcd: The Constitution
guards our rights in relation 90 orr slaves What
they who are most likely to set aside the
provisions of The Constitution The Fcderalisis-
those modern Wigstho very party against which Mar.
tin Van Buren, has warrcd from his youth Yes-whst
Che bulk Of our Northern political leaders, have claim.
cd the right for the General Government to do any
thing and every thing which, in their opinion might
conduce to tie general 1cefpc, Martin Van Buren, has
headed, and now heads, Northern Republican porfy.
which If they have not come fully up 70 our Stale
Rights creed have approached it enough 10 incur
TIC eternal hate Of the General welfare" Fcdcraists
repeat that Mr.. Van Buren, is identified with the only
party North Of the Potomac. which has ever acted with
as, when the principles Of the old Republican party
were at stake The hate Of the Federasts aues,s his
Democracy; The public archives prove IT,
fclOw.ctizonsl Whilst Circulars, Hand.blls Speeches
and Reports arc adoat whilst .iek nQmes and charge
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence of james
ON Thursday mOring l9h ins Rev o. h Brown the H.
Jesse A. Bynnm OF North Carolina Miss Maria daughter of the
Kate Oliver Funston Esq, Virginia.-CioJe go " ~
Married. at Hunters Lodge, County Va ON
the et instnni, by the Rev. L..
Attorney Law, Miss Priscilla Downman daughter of h. ~
DOwnlan, Eau. -s- 20 ~ W
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TO 7HE EDITORS oF TINS E.NQuIRER.

= - NIAkcH- zOth 1919.
GetHnen IL have seen in your paper of the Goth in
slant statement, under the signature ofAn National
BANK, exhibiting the amount ofoans made to members
OF Congress- by the Bank of the States in each wear
from 1926 to 1884 inclusive, amounting TO So 594 469-
wan you be so good, give the of the ndi.
viuual members respectively, in your paper who
have been so much the iavourtes of the Bank Their
names may throw some light the great subject which
mas 80 much agitated the public mind for the last
e'ShS'h lnonths-inerenccs founded upon such data,
may be more correctly made the object of such
loans Shond you not be in possession of the items,
constituting the exhibit will you be pleased to insert this
communication, early il may suit your engage
mcnls IL may have the clecto bring forth full state
nent from the person who gave you the information
challenge him to doit
o"c 81 your Su6scTtd6rs-and Gilcdgs has been
INTERNATIONAL. BANK.
u The names of the Members of Congress have been
Mr.. Tylers Report--from which the above summary is
taken.
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~ Mr. VAN BURES's celebrated SPEECH of 1898
on the strict construction of the powers of the Govern
inen and the Entertainments the Rights of the States
may be had at this Office, tomorrow
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GOO lbs.

m lhese ranked documents made in all t,co carloads
nhey were all sent to Opposition Senators--.N " Ere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31

me ELECTION We understand our friendly neigh
oor Ie Sity OF Richmond, intends to favor viii! the
ocneht OF her strength Of Petersburg voters in the COM
ing contest: Their presence will be most welcome as
we are desirous of giving ocular that the
Republicans here do The handsome n at any rate
But seriously we would advise Wing neighbors not
to trust themselves this side of the Appomattox We
are concerned for their reputation for political consisten
cy although they against us; and assure them that
the atmosphere of Petersburg highly charged with
Jacksonism that they cannot breathe without becom
ing infected with the malady IL would be sad mort-
hcation to their friends and productive of no good TO
themselves, II on their return Richmond instead of
shouting losannahs TO Whgism they should huzza for
Oid Hickory! We again repeat, that Metropolitan
friends viii be thrice welcome if they Gomez but we give
them due warning of the consequences trust for
Their own veal that they will busy themselves in setting
Their own household in order. Petersburg Constela,
ton.
FURTHER ABUSES or FRAMING PRiyILEer-
Within the last few days the following packages offank
city: - ~
Franked by Smith of Conn bags, weighing 200 lbs.
Robbins Of r. |. 9 bags, q 200
Knight do 9 bags, 200
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COMMUNICATED

At meeting of the Democratic Republicans of the
county OF Hanover, friendly to the present Adminstra
ton oil The General Government, at Hanover Court
house. on the oath of March, 1885, Qbat being Court
dayD previous notice of said meeting having been duly
given On notion Col Parkc Street was called to the
Shair, and John ID. G.. Brown, appointed Secretary
MhereuPon the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Whereas the friends of the Administration in Hano-
have manifested deep regret that their highly rc
spcctcd fellow-cizen, Col. Charles r. Goodall cons
dcred The situation OF his domestic affairs SUCH pre-
sent some obstacle 10 his becoming u candidate at the
approaching election of a member TO represent them
In the next Legislature of Vrginia and although not
regardless OF any consideration, which might affect the
comfort or convenience Of himself and milyyct sem
sble OF the importance of selecting individual on the
present OCCASION whose election will be at all doubt
fui--and decnng the spontaneous expression of the
anxious wishes of the People for his services 80 clear
that his P0triuSm will forbid him any onpe TO resist
Rcsofred, therefore, That the Chairman appoint three
gentlemen, as committee, TO wait him and renew
the unanimous request of the friends of the Admins.
traton, that he will consent to be "A candidate.
In conformity with the foregoing resolution the Chair
appointed Coils VIM l.. White and Edwin Shcton and
John ID: G. Brown, Esq; and on motion Edmund Fon.
tame Esq, was added TO the committee The commit
tee waited on Col Coodall communicated to him the
above resolution, returned and reported the Chair that
he had consented 10 be candidate Which comnunica-
on was received by the meeting with universal appro-
RcSoieed, That the friends of the Administration will
sustain this nomination by all honorable and proper
of the occasion.
ResOired, That will sustain the recommendation of
the Congressional Convention, in recording our votes
Tor WIN H. hoane, Esq, at the approaching election of
member of Congress for this District although we re-
gret that the State Of his health prevents him from con-
senting to be candidate
ReSoired, That the committee appointed ot forn,cr
meeting of the friends of the Administration for the
purpose OF communicating information be authorized to
make additions to their number; and that the EepuGii-
cans OF hanover, rely on every man doing his duty
Whereupon, the following names were added 10 the
former Committee, viz:
Robin Sncad DR.. VIM. p. Darracott,
Henry Robinson, Lemuel Vaughan
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a. The Rev. WV. Nj. Atkinson, Agent of the Vir.
ginia Bible Society, win preach at Branch's Meeting.
ioase on Sunday the 9TH of APRIL in behalf of the BIZ
bic Society
KIP ABROAD STOCK.--Any Stockholders in the
n o Richmond and fredericksburg Rail. Road Com.
pany, who may desire to part with their stock can dis.
pose OF the same, above par, on application to
March 81 llO5-2l CONWAY ROBINSON
MOTICE-Thc subscriber intends visiting the West
ern and Southern States; will probably start bv tho
18th OF April next and will execute, with fidelity anv
commission agency intrused to his MANAGEMENT =
10 strangers and persons residing at distance who re-
qulrc his services, the satisfactory references
VIII be given-Enquirics upon the subject by letter
(post padO will meet with prompt attention
FOr saic-A light, neat, and we'll made baroucbe and
harness Will sell great bargain, If early application
be made. BENZ y HfTIARD
Richmond, March 81 1895 iOs-tiOA
HRURR MILL STONES nadditon to a conalont
n supply Of Cologne and Esopus Mill Stones Of all
Sizes The Subscriber 10 Pseparcd to furnish on short no.
tee from one Of the most extensive aud approved manu-.
factories in the United States French Btsrr Mill stones
OF every size, warranted 10 please in quality and work
mansh'p, and at the following unusually low prices viz:
feet inches diameter, $3.50
90 90 100
90 DO do I55
do do do IG0
do do 30 ~,
do 3 DO 90 TX
90 ~ DO DO lar
40 30 lg5
Delivered on board Of vessels at New York
BERNARD PEYTON
March a. tO7--Sif
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W The Rev WIN NJ. ATKINSON, Agent of the Vir-
gina Bible Society, win preach at Branchs Meeting
loose on Sunday the 9TH of April in behalf of the BIZ
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q a Worm OF HAgo,rH-shall appear in our
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Delivered ON board Of vessels at New York
BERNARD PEYTON.
March 81. tO7-s6r
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19
HARDW ARE
FOR SALE BY ,t..-.-.
SAMUEL r. II OkLEiS,

.l sLITCHFIELD.
DARBER g. Gems patent cast steel ClR-
ID cULAR SAWS, Of "a and 60 inches diam
eter, and smaller sizes.
English and American, German and Cast
Steel MILL Saws, nf 6 and 61-2 feet, and
Cross cat and Tennon ditto. j, .s.g Il. !,
Wood Saws and Frames. with all other
sorts of Saws. Plane Irons.
Firmer's. Turner's, Trainers Chise!s ana
GoUgss. Flies and Rasps, FIAT, round' h"i'
round, square g. triangular. Ofall com. lengths
Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bits
from 12 to 48 bits complete. M.
Door Butts and Handles and House Trim
miags generally. Screws Of all sizes.
LOCKS Of every description.
Cabinet Makers Irimmings-Hollo'c Wae:
Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops md
do. with wrought bars, and common cast do.
Shoyels and .Tongs-Ch"pping Knives.
Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters.
Waffle Irons-Patent Iron Tea Kettles.
Harness Makers Trimmings.
+ Carpenters AIDES, Hatchets. cast steel and
common Augers; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins,
GLUE, Sand Paper, sc. SC. with almost eve
nv other article 10 the Hardware Line, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought in
the State Of Connecticut. ORE. ss
Titckfeld June 4. 81
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New Arrangement. "a.
New-Havem, Litchlield, and


THE STAGE through Watertown. Water
- bury, Salem Bridge, and W"odbridge. to
New Ffaven, will leave Litchfeld Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 0 o'clock in the morning,
and on Saturdays at o'cl"ck so as go through
to New York the same day, and return from
the Boat as noticed heretofore. 'a T., 90" '9@+
A stage will also leave New-Haven every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the ar
rival Of the Boat, for Naugatnc and Waterbu-
~, and return next days. leaving Watasbary
at A. NJ. making daily line between New.
York and Waterbury, and tri-sreekly between,
New York and Litchfield. "'a a7aa %
Stage then leaves Litchfeld for Albany on.
the arrival Of the stage from New Haven. aAd,
arrives in Albany next day to dine. se's.+
Extra Coaches always inreadiness at Ititchr.
Geld, Waterbury, and New Haven. to convey
passengers to any place off the route. pa.
Inquire 10 New-Hay at the Old Stage,
House, opposite the Tontine. and at cbHelCA
Of o. Wadhams, Agent. Fare from New
York to Litchfeld So 90. a.s 81
-aaoe JOHN w. HARRIS & Co..
Naugafuc, Oct. 4. ~ Proprietors.
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WATERFOWL,

At an adjourned Z0scn Meeting holden at No.
tertoDa, on the I'd day Of November. 1886
VOTED, That NO horses OS horse kind.
v mule or mules, or neat cattle or neat kline,
shall be ailowedto so at large on the highways
or commons 10 the town Of WatertOwn for
one year irom and after the first day Of Janu-
airy, 18S6-and it shall be the duty ofihe hay
wards for said town, and it shall be lawful for
any person, to impound any horse. horses or
horse kind. mule or mules, neat cattle or crea-
lures or creature allowed to go at large as a.
foresaid in the public pound ia said town; and
the owner or owners Of any such creature or
animal so impounded shall pay for each horse
or horse kind, mule beast or neat kline or cfea-
ture the sum Of City cents to be paid to him or
them who shall impound the same 10 addition
to the legal fees fixed by the statute law Of
this state where such creatures are impOun-
ded in other cases. Provided, that any person
having family residence within said town
may keep one mich COW on the highways or
commons, any precision 10 this bylaw to the
contrary notwithstanding.
/ Voted. that the provisions contained in the
public statute laws of this state " Entitled an
act to provide Pounds and regulating the i'm
pounding Of creatures" in regard to the notice
| to be given to the owners Ofcreatares imp0un-
| ded, disposal, liberation. replevin. damage.
rescue, p0Hnd breach. and escape Of sny epsa-
lures impounded. and allowances t0.ths pound
keeper foe keeping the same, so Ear as the pro-
visions thereof are CONSISTENT with these BY
laws, are hereby adopted and declared to BE- u
part thereof; provided. that no, penalty GREAT
ed ander these bylaws shah exceed the som
ofthree dollars. 4 ~ ;.is. .sss ss.s,L, r
Toted, that the foregoing bylaws be pub
lished i'm one VI the newspapers printed in
Litch6eld for four weeks successfully.
A true copy Of record. Attest. 7
4t2S II. CURTIS, Z1tVn Clerk.
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j. PARKS er@-
Hotel and Stage House,

: ----. LTTCHFIELDPt OONN'.,- a. 4.iIl
TINE subscriber has opened the
GSssN@ IL house formerly occupied and
Ess. kept as a hotel by Capt. J. Phelps:
slAMAssssAb which has been fitted up in good
s,yse and calculated to accommodate I'ersons
who visit Litchfeld, and travellers passing
through the village. A share ofpubllc patron
age is solicited at this establishment, ana the
entertainment which will be given, II is hop
ed. will prove satisfactory. No. ~,
~ The situation Of the House is central
and pleasant, and was well known when kept
by the former proprietor. s-.. ......... -. 1.a
- Stages leave the above nam+d Hotel,
daily, for Hartford and New Haven. Tray;
eIlrrs wishing 10 obtain seats in the various
stages that leave LitchfeId can record their
names the stage hooks at this ROtel.
-if 4-" JOSIAH PARkS.
THcL f.LI A,,1uef OF 13S5 10
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SALTSRURY,

He 49,, SALISBURY.
At Ga adjourned meeting oft the Inhabitants Of
the to,sn Of Salisbsry, held at the IO,Dn Room
omths I'd day Of Nepsmber, 4. D. 1885, Par'
sxaat to adjournment, the JblfSsriag By Lar
,cas Yasssds -qra8.. Ne sH
+VOTED, that all horses, mules. neat cattle,
Y sheep and swine be restrained from run.
ming at large on the highways and commons in
the town Of Salisbury for the year ensuing {;
and any hayward or other person who shall
take up and impOnnd any horse, mule. or neat
cattle from the commons or Highways afore-
said shall be entitled 10 receive ofthe UwUsrs
thereof twelve and one half cents per head.
and for sheep and swine six and one fourth
cents per head, exclusive Of poundage fees.
Foted, that the Town Clerk be directed to
cause this Bylaw to be published 10 two
newspapers printed at LitchReld in this coun-
" called THE Sun and Litehfield Enquirer
four weeks successfully. Attest.
RoeER AvER1LL. To,on Clerk pro tenn.
Salisbury, Nou. 2, 1885. 4t2S
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LOOK HER E!

THE subscriber offers for sale an assOrt-
Il ment of Wagons, and other art-
cIes, such as Steel Springs. Hoes. Axes,Adzes'
Bush Hooks. Shaves. and Chissels, not sur.
passed by any in the country, all Of which viii
be- suid as low, far cash or good credit as at
any shop whatever. ...... ,.....t. ~.
ALSO.
A number Of secoud-ha CARRIAGES,
SULKEYS, SC. for sale at cost.
0FWood- work to Wagons Of oil descriP-
tions done at sh0rt notice. .@ sa Il II.
rse-shoeing and all kinds Of country work
aud repairing done with care. .a0 g, psr.
Most kinds Of lumber and produce taken in
payment for the above articles, by
VIM. RODGERS.
Spencer Street.
Am Apprentice wanted
& AT THE ABOVE BusiN Ess. w "a
Litchfeld. May z. NJ n $500 4S
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Henry G.. Porter & 90.
Having made arrangements for learning this city.
offer for sale their stocit Of Goods. con-
sisting Of a prime assortment Of
Hardware and Cutlery,
at such reduced rates as to make IL an object to
purchasers to call and examine. They sciH
Be sold at less than Ne,o. York prices.
THE Goods are new, of our own importa-
Il ton, have been purchased with Cash in
England. and many have been landed from the
Liverpool Packets within the last 90 days
To any persnn wishing to commence the
Hardware trade in this place, and take the he
nefit of an established business, with the priv
ilrge ofthe lease Of the Store, q Gerry Albania
gc0us situation IS offered. asf@ ;.
nThe Goods will be sold 10 large or small
quantities, to accommodate purchasers. Fl
4aa ALSO, .aGE t.s ..... I
20, 600 lbs. IRON Wire, of superior quality,
from No. ITO 10.
40 tons Cast Iron HOll0aC Ware.
Hartford, Nov. 4, 1885. 8te4teo22
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TAILORING..
"R.WO.N WARNER, .Hlr.

EAST STREET, s. .tr r
HAVING purchased the fixtures. &c.
IL connected with the Tailsving business,
Of L. p. Cook. he has now opened his essab-
Iishment for the purpose Of carrying On the a.
bOve business. He has had some experience
in the cutting aod fitting Of garments: and
feels confident, by strict attenti"n TO business
that he shall merit share sfpnbIic patronage
All orders from this and the neighb0ring
towns pvwnptly and faithfully attended to. ,
Lifchfeh. Aug, 81, 1885. ' IL
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For NeW-Haven and
NETWORK.

\ EAVES Litchfrd Monday, Wrdn .sday
- and Friday, at 8 o'ci"ck in the morn
ing-passing through South Farms. BrthIrn'-
Woodbury., Southbury. Oxford, Humphreys
vile, and Derby, to New-Haven. ..
Sept. l6. - J. PARKS.
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Glass VVare---s&t PO9'te1'S'.
/ EUST reed. an additional supply Of Glass
- WARE, comprising ground glass and china
Mantel Vases, Preserve Dishes and Plates
new and elegant patterns-with general as
sortment of China, Liverpool. and cSmmon
Earthen Ware. aa " - f Nov. 22.
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Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Wines &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

II. g.. BECKWcXYH ..
OFFERS for sale a complete assortment J.
" If the above articles in quantities to SUIT
the purchaser, On as good terms as they can
be bought within the state. for cash or cre0M,
including an assortment Of BronZes. Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums COpal and Shei-
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and CopaI Varn'sh' Ia
marinds, Madden, COchineal. Indigo, Amer''
can and Russian TsingIass. Spices Sal Eraius'
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Se'd"tZ 2
Powders, Congress Water Superior ana
common winter sperm, Castor, pure Llnseed
and Sweet OILS. Chlorine. Tooth WASH
Preston's Salts, Bayherry Tallow. ..--. ..
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Pauacea, Bate,nan's Drops, WEIGH Medica-
mentun,, Thompson's Eye Water, Fills ol
various kinds, &c. sc. .,.. s,... H.. a.....
Also, a complete assortment Of
ENGLISH & American Paints,
among which are White and Red Lead, Wh't'
ing, Chrome Yellow g. Green. Prussian Blue
No. / and 9, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De
Sienna, .VermilIion. Lamp Black, &c.
London Brown Stont--POrter--old Madr''
ra, pure Port, SamOs and other VINES
Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin, West
India Rum, Sc. as medicines.
Physicians, Hatt+rs, Painters, &c. Supplied
on AS good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities in New-YOrk. Is-
Gnll .
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DISSOLUTION.

DESSOLUVEHONe
vTHHE copartnershir hesetofore existing be-
IL tween Daniel Marsh and VIM. j. Stone,
under the GRIN Of M ABsH g. STONE, is this day
by mutual consent dissolved. The business
hereafter wiR be conducted by Vim. J. Stone.
and all accounts for and against the firm will
be adjusted by him.
/ ~ DANIEL MARSH,
.t@- WIN. j. STONE.
NetC- Milford, Oct. 90, 1886. 60
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FRESH TEAS.

TunPowDER, Old HysOn, Young Hys0n,
" HysOn Skin and SOuchOng TEAS. with
a general assortment Of other GROCERIES
warranted equal to any in the market-j"sl
received by ,
Oct. %. r. HANAISON.
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SOUTH FARMS



THIS school is designed exclusively for fe-
i males. II will open on "Wednesday the
rth of Nov'r. 10 the brick building neer the
Meeting House, under the care Of Miss HAIR
RlsoN, daughter of Rev. FOediek Harrison,
Young lady, the trustees believe, every way
qualified to take charge Of such an institution.
All the branches Of education usually pursued
in female serminaries will receive attention in
this; and whatever may be the apparent pro-
gress Of the pupils, It is determined that they
shall understand the studies To which they give
their attenliOn-Or in other words, it is design
ed to have thorough course Of study pursued.
This school, as its name would indicate, IS
located 10 South Farms, Litchfeld. Ct. place
on account Of its purity Of air and beauty Of
scenery well adapted for such an institution.
Terms oftuitiOn. IS 90 per quarter.
NIB. Board can be procured in respectable
priv ate families on terms as favorable as in any
village in the county. instruction will be Civ
Ern in Music and Drawing for reasonable ex-
! ira charge. 70. ''sis 1
+. 8. CHAMPION, q o Trustees
FREDK WHTTriEsEY, ssouth Farms,
EDWARD COWLES. Female
az .a WILLIAM HARRISON, Seminary
South Farms, Oct. %, 1885. 2r
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JNeeU E6UH gaeC1 VV'EaCtes' Goods
MISS A. n. CABLE

.NseeU FVU 6gaeG Wf1Cte1' GTOONS.
MISS A. II. CABLE
Is nOsO opening new supply Of F'GH y Wtnter
Goods, together scith a general assortment Of
H- MILGIIGERXs
WHICH IN PART CONSISTS OF
T NGLlSH and French MerinOs. Salisbury
Il Flannel. French Calico; also the twilled
English Prints; a variety Of Silks for dresses.
of different qualities and colOrs, from so cents
to 81, e5 per yaris wrought CaPes and Col
lars, Thread and Bobbinett LGaees.9 MUsIins of
different kinds, Thibet and rawt6lk Handk9s
and Shawis. Fancy hdk'Is and Scarfs. short
Fur Tippets. Belts, Gloves, Hosiery 4 Shoes;
Corsetis, Curls, Combs, sc. sc. Also an ex-
tensive assortment of MILLINERE, SUCH as
velvet and silk Hats, Caps, Ribbons Y Flow
ers, Ornaments for the head, Nets for ladies
and misses, all Of which will be sold on rea-
sOnable terms. ...........
OCFAH kinds of Millinery and Mantuamak-
ing done in the neatest & most approved style.
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods add fashions before purchasing
elsewhere. a@
| Milliners and MantIamakers fron, abroad
can be furnished with goods and patterns on
! terms that may make it for their interest to
purchase, instead Of going to the city to obtain
them. 10 Litchtetd, Oct. 10.