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SCOTT"S BAZAAR.

NO. DEFY STR EET.
Glands SCOTT has removed to No. s, Dey stIset 1.-THE
street of his former success) and has opened splendid
place. where he will Dinners &c. in his old STYLE
that much satisfaction to his custsmers.
variety of hot Dinners Will be given each day. u till
3of every Description his old price OF One Shilling
additional charge for small extras, bread, butter,
The finest Liquors that be procured his bar and
the best favored Cigars.
He will be happy 2 his old friends and respectfully
Steaks Chops, Cold Cuts, Poached Eggs, Rarebts, Tea
Coffee &c, at any time until l2 P. M.
His tables will be supplied with the best European and all
the New York papers. as lm"c
BOARDING IN BLEECKER STREET-Two gentle
- and their wives, OF five single gen lemen
be accommodated with handsome rooms with
bed attached, and full board, pleasantly situated
house in Carroll place Apply 90 Spring
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[IQIIIn uAIR DYE


RATCHELOR's instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is far su
- perior anything yet offered for cooring the hair to
beautiful aud permanent black brown without staining
markabe liquid effects the desired object eXcites the adnr
ton and asonishment of thousands who loud praise
WaIl street near Broadway PriceBoules for the hair,
81 30 for the whskers ST. Beware Of worthless
Agents in Philadelphia Eug Rousel Washington City,
ii e
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BEDBUG poison

WATSON'S INFALLIBLE BEDBUG POISON-The
experience of past proves this preparation to be the
most eeeua destroyer and banshe Of Bedbugs dis
covered needs but application to satisfy the
duops OF its wonderful and immediate efecs-Price 2s
Catharine 476 Grand aud OIco McKesson
az lmsr
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M WISE,

OP1ICIdN, FROM GERM.aNY
NJ OST respectfully informs the citizens New York and
IVA the public IN general that he has located himself this
city
NO. tJ BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment of
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
- = IN GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES.
Mr. w would also remind the public, whom he is partially
known by his annual visits to Saratoga Springs for the last
that by his knowledge OF the Optical science he
bed determine the Glasses suitable for any eye Persons
with weak eyes be supplied with glasses which will great
ly benefit and not strain the sight.
PARTICULAR attention called to anew style Of Perspective
polish and ground produce the puest VISION and hays
been highly recommended the best IN their effect upon the
eye for preserving and improving the sight continued
ing and reading
Short sighted persons and such nave been operated
upon for Cataract, can also be suited
He inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality in old
frames and socs the of all in want OF his articles
DT~I will warrant all Spectacles purchased from TO
suit the sight for frye exchange them without extra
charge MI im~F
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DEAFNESS CURED. -3sI Broadway u eheerulIy com
- ply with the request Of Lieut. Mcintosh to state that he
was ivaded home in consequence Of total deafness and DIS
charges the that while 10 New York. under the
essona Of Dr Castle aud Edwards Aursts 1881 Broad
wa he entirely recovered his herng and has returned
military duties Signed H. McNeven, Surgeon H. b. NJ
forces, Jamaica ACOUSTIC OIL Cor sale-A specific for
cpient Deafness palms, collections IN aud discharges
from the inf 1n'-r
7 DUGAN AND BROTHERS, sLATERs,iss Brooms
LIZ street. corner Of Broadway. New York, Roofs put
On n the best manner old Roofs repaired and warranted gh
Orders received At the above place aud at Mr. Caks
Henry street. will be punctuay attended To- ml3 lm.c
NOTICE;.The firm known as GILMOkE& CARROLL
~ ATTN Water corner OF Dover street being dissolved by
mutual consent all ebts dine by said firm duly authenticated
VIII be paid on presentations by the undersigned.
-, ANTHONY Is. CARROLL, lt8 Broad st.
All persons indebted to the firm Of Gilmore Carroll will
please make immediate payment A. Carroll, who is duly
authorised a. collect the same
(Sipned) MARTIN GILMORE,
=, ANTHONY B. CARROLL
May st 1877 ir22 7i.r
SPOITENS STEAM REFINED CANDLES -stesm
- renned Cnnde and Sugar Plums, manufactured and
soia who,enle and retail, and for expoIation By
THOS. SOFTEN, CONFEC1IONER,
liz Bowery, (near Grand street.)
Country merchants by sending their orders by mail cah
je20 7tissr
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VlL>~A ~ - - ~
CESSITGRIENyLkE COURSE j TT o,ri SSo AND
Purse $40 mile heats best in IN harness. for pacing horses
and closed with the following entries - 49,
c. Bsrtiae. ch g. Boss Butcher.
Ak oeIocf purse $780, mile heats b:: in IL harness.
and closed with two entries
4 Wh ndEs names. e.. . Mscsor
The will leave O'Clock for the Course and
return after the sport the d IIE1 coNKLIN p00s,or
cen,reville Course. June sssh iss7 i'''e'o''
Trct will come of the above Course on Tues.
49,, MATCHED HORSES FOR sALE.-A pair Of
Might grey horses, about IS hands high, very spirited
land beautiful in every respect suitable for gentle
,...'. Apply - MESSENGERS Stables,
s0 KING CHARLES, English and Scotch Terriers,
U Rape Hemp. MiIle and Yellow Bird Seeds, with
fine CORRECTION of and valuable birds such the ncer
ie25 st.rc : ~ W. s. JOHNSTON.
A COTTAGES on STATEN IsIL1A.YDi:5For sale
.2A d Monte belonging to Mrs. Grymes The buildings
.1S the The e" S
been completed jes5 l2t*rc
A FOR sALE.-.THE YONKERs MANSION
c: House, outbuldings, and seven of land-the
~ whole or part e suit pureha'srs and on the most
mannheim view Hudson River from mile:
sih direction Ths hSnss 60 feet hSnss
feet in length all nearly and in complete order There
Is also fish pond and water powell with never failing stream
:SaYs RSSs s
ysd II front Of n s about out The
within ahalf mile Two splendid fast sailing STEAMBOATS, ply
Ss to ss S. H ss s iS also run daily in con-
For terms apply William Kellnger, the Williams
30tkr
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TIE T. u,
nR WHEELER, Oculist, 90 Greenwich street. devote,
his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and OPP
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale aud inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from IAN to o'clock PM,
after which he visits outdoor patients,
pamphlet containing remarks on disease, Of the eye with
numerous instances OF great effected by Dr. Wheeer
mode OF be had gtuously his residence
the same Will be forwarded making application
him by letter postpaid ago im*r
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CLOTHING.
A FULL AND FASHIONABLE SUIT
READY MADE,
FROM
80 TO S25,
AT THE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
nlG lQfkr No In1 Eultnn atreaf

TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, has just received per
arrivals splendid of goods. The fol-
lowing comprise few VIZ Thread and imitation aces OF
every description lace capes collars scar and manas
muslin eapes collars chemissts and cuffs. cambria
ders silk thread and kid gloves 800 breakfast caps from
Is Cd to Is Also 300 doz and silk hosiery Is
below the usual prices, al lmsr
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FIRE IN NASHVILLE, KY.-A fire occurred al
Maysvlle, Ky, on the 18th inst, which destroy
ed several houses and much property. The Eagle says
The total loss by fire. nearly ascertain In
about S2 900 upwards Of S7 900 Of which insured
the Lexington ONCE losing something over $4,000, the
Columbus 81 600 and the Hartford Protection Sll 900.
The following the sufferers Jno Mcvain double
three story warehouse s. 600 stock besides what
saved and injury to dwellings djoninF his warehouse
about 81 total 50 500 sf VII eh little uver 5000
was insured. Duke * Moody tn-rare. about 900 no
insurance Conrad phster the thre.-story tudi
eupie1 by Duke Woody, and uninsured 5000. Thos.
Pickett in hemp VIII, at aud other prodroe alb ut
81 500 OF which ~ 600 was insured o II Davis to
three story warehouse occupied by j. Pickett $40
aso the adjoining she'd $500 In all ~ 900 with n,
insurance Mookar &dhes had about 10 tons OF b, led
hemp in the third story Of Messrs Mcivain and Pick
eus warehouses-loss 81 900, fully insured Peter A.
Claybrook lost In bacon and sugar, with MIR NcIlvnH
about $1,000 insured, and Henry Smoo,, some 5000
Bourbon whskey not insured.
TWELVE ScHooNEws SEIzEp-Our correspon-
dent writes from Newport, r. l., June q "a
The schooners Enterprise Jackman; Reindeer, SAN
burn; and Pacific, Thurlo. Of Newbury Pearl Sanders
Jr OF Gloucester; Ocean Lee Pearl Bartlett; Pioneer,
Chase; and Warren Dsnay OF Ncwburyp port Florence,
Green; Citadel, FEeeman; Excelsior Young. Of vel
beet; and the Constantne olby, Of Portsmouth II
have been seized by apt Walden Of the cutter Jack
sop for violation of the laws and said vessels
have been placed under charge Of the Collector OF this
port These seizures undoubtedly arise from supposed
technical violations Of the licenses Of the fishing vessels
named II Is TO be supposed that they we're either
combined smuggling operations or separately engaged
in such-Boson Posf and .adperhssr june "a aud 20
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~ IN RHEUMATISM.

Gratitude 70 you for the benefit derived from your Medi
GATED Vapor Baths we'll desire promote among other
knowedge Of these invaluable Baths induce
publish the following facts I'll for three months confined
to my house and month my bed with we're
TACK OF RHEUMATISM My right leg became contracted and
remedies was recommended Baths-the first aud
cond bath carried Of the carriage the BATH and
was unable undess dresthe third bath was so much
relieved that could walk with cfuch and cane, and the
being completely removed.
Hoping this be the Of inducing others
your establishment, remain,
Respectfully Yours,
J. w. GIOVANNONI
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THE CHIHUAHUA HEROES.


landed from the vessel their appearance reminded us
Of the pictures of Robinson Crusoe and other ship
wrecked adventurous who having been long time b-
nished from civilization and compelled to live among
savages and wild beasts, suddenly transferred to
their homes and to the society cultivated men Ma
ny Of them the very suits of clothes which thew
put on six months ago, when they first their
perious march. Many, whose garments have long ago
been worn or torn of by exposure and hardship were
pumes, having sndued themselves in clothes captured
from the enemy. There many, too whose gar.
their old clothes sometimes eked out by Mexican uni
forms and sometimes by deer and goat skins An old
calico shirt would peep out of grey goat skin and
OF into pair OF snowy scarlet inexpressbles. once
worn by some proud iancero.
Altogether such motley band were never before pa
raded on our soil The sympathy and admiration Of our
people already deeply In behalf of these gallant
boys by the details OF thor extraordinary exploits were
greatly Increased by the appearance of hardship, expo
sure and suffering which they presented. But thew
did not long remain In their shabby garments They
had large arrears against Uncle Sam who IL a prompt
and liberal paymaster, and who furnished them
with the means OF rigging themselves up In handsome
style. In snort time, what chang. takes place in
their appearance they are now thanks To our hume
rous cheap clothing stores aud small taors the best
clad and sturdest looking gntlemen in our city Their
robust frames, embrown.d complexion bold aud bright
eyes and manly carriage betoken the LIE Of daring for
tude and sereliance which they led for the last
twelve months
The health Of this force has been eenerav VERY ood
which Will always be the when the men are kept on
the march Although they have been exposed TO eyery
danger incident to military lfehave fought several
severe hattes and encountered thu trying
Of heat and codtheir loss has been much less than
many Of the regiments that have not yet seen hostile
force nor known any Of the serious pers of tary life
All honor then, to these gallant men Their braveI
fortuas and perseverance, are not surpassed In his
tory And when 1t is cons dsred that they forth
against the enemy not regular soldiers not those
whose trade war bad long been, aud from whom honor
and duty demanded the sacrifice tu volunteers seek
Ing glory and supporting the honor aud rights OF our
proud hepubc- language inadequate TO express the
admiration and applause due to their extraordinary
achievements.
TRIBUTE TO THE MISSOURI TROOPS.
HEApqUARrrRs, BugrA VisrA, May ~, lsAI,
ORDERS Ne. 2y3.-The general commanding takes
great pleasure in expressing the qualification he has re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-26

GERMAN SILVER
JAMES g. MOFFET No. 1871 Prince street, third block
a. west of Broadway is constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of various numbers and widths which he will
to be equal any other foreign domestic for quality aud
All goods sold will be delivered in Of the
or Brooklyn free OF m
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nR. TAYLORs BALsAM OF LIVERWORT-Tbe
- most enracrdnsy medicine in the world cure follows
daily we hear o. the most cues-AIex Smith
ISL Forsyth street eted years with the Consu
this medicine cured him. Hopeess cases. and deemed cura
member the genuine now prepared Wholesale depot
70 b. ekman street. by the proprietor formerly 35 Bowerv
Acknowledging 60 State street, Bo ton; O. + Sorr,
q North Sixth street Ph,lads pha; Gorham, New burg
Briggs, Exchange Albany ThGs1bSn, 60 Congress:
from Beekman sreeall others spurious usauthor
zed jc23 30t srrc
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TRIBUTE TO THE MISSOURI TROOPS.
HHApqUARTrRs, BugrA VisTs, May ~, 1877.
ORDERS Nc. 2y3.-The general commanding takes
great pleasure in expressing the qualification he has re-
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VTO RENTAL Tuscarora, Schuy lkll county Pa Foun
dry and Machine Shop. Twill be rented
geher) with horse engine all in complete
order with all the necessary tools for Foundry Machine
Shop Blacksmithing: Patterns Fla.ks, &c and some
stock TO commence. Apply to JACOB ALTER
Tuscarora.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08
LitCh;icld County, Gallery.

the best and one Of the first cutlery cstah>
lishmrn,s ever started in the United States, is
that of Alexander H. Ho!ley, Esq at Lakes
vile in this county. S,me Of the finest spe-
cimcns Of pen, pocket and table knives which
NO have ever seen, were manufactured by him.
Lest winter we took stroll thrnus IN hisworks.
and We senfcss ourselves sssouished as well [
the facility and expedition wfth which his
ingenious workmen accomplished their labors,
as Al the superior finish and temper Of the ar
ticles made. Mr. Holscy is a gentleman al
wealth, taste. and enterprise, and his esiab'
lishmcnt is an honor to the couatry. By the
following extract OF a letter from the Hon,
Henry Clay to Mr.. Bragaw, hardware mcr.
chant, Hartford, acknowledging the receipt oi
a splendid pocket-knife Of Mr.. Hoilcy'sman.
ufaciurr, il will be seen that the skill and en-.
ergy Of our northern capitalists and mechanics
are fully appreciated by the distinguished au.
thor of the protective policy Of The country.
Mr.. Clay says
~ am very glad 10 see that the good poo.
pie Of Salisbury. who were so distinguished
during our revolutionary war, in the supply
OF our army with cannon shot and shells, are
so succ essful in the manufacture of inst rumenis
in the important branch Of cutlery, adapted to
the pursuits Of peace. Considering how short
a time it has been since this nation first seri-
ously turned its attention to manufactures, and
how uncertain, irregular and contested has
been the encouragement which they have re-
ceived from Governmsnt, il IL No less won.
derful and gratifying that they should have
made such rapid approaches toward rerfec-
ton.'
We are. theoretically and practically, pros
tectiouisls, in the largest sense and We be.
licve in the protection and encouragement Of
home manufactures in preference TO foreign
articles. We earnestly hope that the psopls
of Litch6eld county. when they purchase cut
lery, will ask for articles in that line bearing
the stamp Of "Holley g. Merwin."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08
Gen. Taylor Superseded!

We have what We conceive 10 be un>
doubted authority for stating that Gen.
Taylor has been superseded in his COM
mand. An express passed through Mata'
n,oras some weeks since, with tho credit
Of bearing such news 10 Gen. Taylor in
due course OF time the ,umor comes from
Monterey, that such is tho fact, and that
Gen. Tayloris hereafter, MS subordinate.
to report to Gen. Scott, and through him to
the War Department at Washington.
Express.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08
OLD ECLIPSE.

3 This celebrated old horse. We learu from
the Brooklyn Eagle, is sill alive. 1t says
that the celebrated race horse "Amsrisan
Eclipse" ia still living. lie is owned by
.Jilson Yates. Shelhyville. Ky. Eclipse was
loaled on The 95,h Of may 1914, at Do,soris
Queens county, l.. l.. and is now thirty
three years old. He is said 10 be in fne
health and, and condition, and as sprish,ly
as a colt. His great race with Henry took
place on the 9th May, 1923, tweaty four
years ago. -Nsw York Express.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

clara,ion Of American Independence, eS>
err word of which Is ~ living coal rom
freedoms censor"
By @. LivingsiOn. Esq.-our father. ">
umphed over a foreign foe, be u ours 10
conquer ourselves
The Rev Mr.. Hurd being called tor, nc
made few interesting remarks, par'icu>
laFly in reference TO the early efforts oil
DR. Beecher in the cNuse of temperance
in this town. lie then gave the follow
ing toast
The Rev DR. BeecheT-The venerable
pioneer in the cause Of Temperance.
Briefaddresses were made by G. H
HOLSTER, Esq, and the Rev Messrs. Elliot
aud Henson,
About 4 o'clock. the meeting at the
grove was dissolved, and the assembly
dispersed. Not less than three thousand
five hundred people were present at the
Pic Mic, and at least thousand more
in the village, who did not attend that
part of the ceremonies Of the day.
We cannot award too high praise the
Chairman Of the Committee of Arrange
ments, for his indefatigable efforts no
only on the day of the celebration but ir
all the preliminary preparations. Tt
his personal labors and energy our cit
liens are indebted, in no small degree
for the harmony and good order which
characterized the celebration. as we'll al
for the celebration itself.
The singing at the church, under the
direction of Mr.. Hull, attracted the ni'
tenlion fall. and called forth the warm
est expressions Of praise and delight.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS.

Early on Thursday morning the Press
ident and suite, accompanied by tho
Mayor and MIR. Samuel Lawrence, visits
ed some OF the largest factories in Lowell
= o'clock be left Lowell for Concord,
N. IL, attended by u committee Of the
Legislature. AT Na&Aua, thrro was so
large a gathering OF persons 30 salute
the President. that tue cars W IL detained
coDtrssy:o previous arrangements, while
Mr.. {. G. Atherion addressed Tie Presi>
Gent. At Nashua. Gen. Oliver and Col.
Choaie took formal leave of the President.
and the New Hampshire authorities took
their places. 81 Manchesie. il was nee.
esary foE the cars 10 make another unex>
rec;ed halt while Judge Uphcm. in The
name OF lhosN ass mhled, addressed ihi =
distinguished visitor. Near Amaskcag
Falls, another SOP was Iaade, iorg en-
ough for lie Fe sidcEt 10 ioCk ct General
STARK noDumeni.
Al l,2 past 10, a. NJ, The train reached
Concord, here civic procession and a
military escort were awaiting The Prcsis
dents arrival. In the afternoon he visit
ed the Legislature, was addressed by the
speak,r Of the House, and was introduced
10 tie Governor, senators, representatives.
&c.
The prcsidcnt re,urn'd from Conc ogd
last evening 10 Lowell and we under'
stand, left Lowell this morning. att o.
clock, for Portland, by the Boston and
Maine Railroad. His health and spirits
are said io,hayo been materially improv>
cd by the lac cool weather, and he has
been highly g'alified with his visit to
Now lIampshirc.-T Traveller.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

The number Of members OF the Order
present was nearly three Misunderstanding
the enlire body of the church. and many
Of them being obliged 10 repair 10 the gals
lerics. Added 10 these, immense nun,
bers of citizens and strangers, az bOth
sexes. crowded The aisles, wall~slips, and
galleries; and We speak within bounds
when we say, that there wero thousands
of people upon the Hill whe did no, or
could not Obtain admission. Th< mems
beers and officers of the several Divisions
were dressed in their uppropriaA Rega.
liza, and presented very impo IS ap'
pearancr.
On arriving at the Church. ihss Foiiow>
ine was The Order OF Exercises
l. MUSIC by the Choir.
| 2 Prayer by the Rev. Mr. allioi. o.
! Waterbury.
3. Music BY the Band.
4. Reading oflhe Dcclaratian Of lndc'
pendemce by CHARLES o. BErpEA, Esq.
s. Music.
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A N ENG NJ A .
nposed Of 90 letters

am composed Of 90 letters
My 1, Is, S, IA. IA. 10 what ne often are
deceived in.
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My ,, 90, 2s. Is. is valuable sometimes for
medicine.
My 4, -, 8. is what every man needs.
My S. Q. l., 90. is town in Illinois.
My 6, 20, IT, is Whist every one needs a.
times.
My !. -, IA, IS. is what some despise.
Ny 8, %, 81, 26. 10 needn't ching -
My 9, 2, 10, is what fishermen use.
Ny 10. ST., {. IA, is what working men
like
Ny II. %, %, is what boys generally like 70
see.
MY IL, S, 8, 25. IS. is portion II church
Ny 10. 9, 4, Is. is part Of the bady,
Ny II, ], 5, 10. : as, is very general and use.
full article.
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nv 10 0 o 8 10 q celestial body.
My II , IS 10 8 ISIS what SEINE persons are
My Is - 10 70 part Of the body
My 10 2 II 4 I2 % 90 isa mans name.
Ny 30 II IS 25 II his q weman's name.
by 81 Is IS 50 IL is county in Virginia,
My % IS % II IS 10 county in Maryland.
My % IA 10 i2is mountain in Europe,
Ny - IS 20, % - is what every one ought 10
In desire.
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Ny 26 ores 10 IS ~ 10 sounssyia Europe.
Ny ~ Is soIi Dis parish IN Lsuisiaaa,
NY as is Is . shat men sfsOms occupation
like.
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imal isf0Rd 81,
Ny whcls 10 whattss many dsspiss.
SOWth Fasms, May, iash 1877,
An Answer is requested. VI