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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1s4o.

LATE FROM CALIFORNIA AND THE SANDWICH
IsLANDs.-The Tsar arrived at Boston on the 26th
ult, bringing gold from California and news from
the Sandwich Islands. The next day the Crusa-
der arrived from Coquimbo with more gold. The
Crusader had on board SIS, 900 in California gold
dust, consigned as follows: $22, $50 to William D..
Phelps; S32,92Q to Henry Mellus, Salem. The
gold dust was brought to Coquimbo from Califor-
MIA, and was then shipped in the Crusader for the
United States.
The Boston Journal of the 9th ult. says: A
little more than one hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold dust has been entered at the custom
house this forenoon, brought by the Tsar and Cru
sader. There is also large quantity-some fifty
thousand dollars as we understand mot vet entered
The news from the Sandwich Islands is interest.
ing. The Tsar left Honolulu on the 10th Of No
vember, and brought papers to that date The
Poynesian of the 18th of November, gives the fol-
lowing summary of the news of the previous week
:" Since our last only few incidents of interest
have TRANSFERRED worthy of record. A large number
OF whale ships sailed in the early part of the week.
The precise number of passengers is unknown
The summary of the previous week contains the
following items: m
As we predicted in our last number, some of the
gold diggers have come, and another rush. has
taken place. On Monday morning the Mary Fran
ces arrived from San Francisco, bringing large
quantity of the glittering treasure.
Several of our residents, who left here a few
months since, have returned. Three or four gentle
men-not SO greedy as the rest-came in the Mary
Frances, and are shortly to sail for the United
States : having, during their stay in California,
acquired little fortune by digging. The news has
caused an increase of the fever.
The measles and hopping cough are prevalent
here. So many of the natives are sick, that it is
impossible TO procure servants or aborers, and it
is said that some people have to cook their own
dinners. These diseases are light among the for
eigners, but fatal with the natives in many cases.
owing to the lack of knowledge and care in the
treatment
Our harbor is crowded with Ships Forty-four
whale ships and six merchant vessels are in the
inner harbor, and quite fleet lying off and on
the outside.
Letters from Tahiti, Society Islands, to the 9Th of
December, say that trade was exceedingly dull at
the islands. The news from California had lust
reached there, and the islanders are reported to
be preparing to rush, almost nsasse, for the
gold diggings
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LIEUT. LYNCH's DEAD SEA ExpEDIrIoN.-As
we published the statement referred to in the fol-
lowing communication, we give Mr.. Montague's
reply.
To the Editors of the N. American and U. s. Gazette:
Dear Srs-In your editorial columns of Saturday last
winch has Just been handed to me- you state that Lieut.
Lynch and the officers of the Dead Sea expedition have
no IN the announced forthcoming narrative of
that expedition edited by myself which true refer
enGe 10 me ute page and preface of the work will fully show
The whole Diary was not from being confined
part at the time to desoate LazaettO the island of
Ma!9Ita on account Of my having the small pox, which
caught from my constant attention to Lieut. Lynch whilst
he was suffering from that oahsome diseased Notwh
aey OF the officers but from the Diary Of of The
the particulars OF nearly each days occurrences the
time OF the sailing of the Expedition in November, 1847
TILL the return of the same in December, 1913.
In order that the public feel satisfied of the auhen-
uclly OF my volume authorised by my publishers.
tMessrs Carey Hart of your city, state that any per
son purchasing book and finding it autheatic after
comparing it with " lieut. Lynehs Narrative when issued
can exchange for that work by paying them the difference
In Price between the two books
NOT desiring to enter into newspaper correspondence
shall decline taking notice of any further attack on
my unpretendlng volume. Yours very respectfully.
E. P. MONTAGUE
Recently attached the U s. Expedition ship supply"
.VeD York. March "a, 1S49.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New M aterials of the Latest Style
" The proprietors the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they extensive
JOB OFFICE their prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the most favorable TERMS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS: CIRCULARS: LAWYERS
BRIEFS BILLS OF LADING DRAY RECEIPTS:
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
style.
All their materias-Type Presses entirely new and
the improvements which their
work surpassed The Presses are
from the foundry Mesrs R. foe Co.. NewYok which IS sure
guaranty OF their exceencete type from the well
dries OF Messrs. George Bruce e. CO. John White
been selected with adapt to the business
this
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

AT '119 HS1'ss 1VkAN % VIII 100 IUyuldS SueeL
pHINTED MusliDs stcoon andbeautiful patterns at
10 to Dc Sco'ch Ginghams, 12hc cases Sws, Musns.
"a wide at 30c yard usually sold 50c French Da
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf, new style at - so
Mosquito Netting. at &c., quality can not be
less than lc N the city 6 Irish Linens by the large
small quantity, at less than whoesa prices Pure Linen
a. 2c per yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen
35 as good as can be bought for 5Oc Buyers the
1th OF the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety Of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS. equally low The snb. criber would
few leading articles very cheap. with Of obtaining
exorbitant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
in rent and expenses-he afford to eel cheap. Heavy
expenses must BE- INST BY enormous profh New YoEken
especially invited to call they will Be reminded Of liz
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhl1 n, BROWN t68 PoydY1s Il.
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO..

81 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
u porters of FRUITS NUTS, etc.. have for sale:
RAISlNS-30O packages. whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes Mol
PECANS-200 be gs and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lG0 baskets
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No 1.
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSCATW INE-300 cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for maDufac'y j. Caldwell & Co. ,
FIGS-3000 drums extra superior
PEPPER, PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags.
MACKEREIs-An invoice assorted
ALMONDS-300f trails and bags Soft Shell
WIN ES-Port. qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-500 bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLKILL COALx-250 casks.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis. mh22 I'm
Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing!

M. BARNETT-No 10 Camp street,
ii AS now hand, and is constantly receiving large
- and magn fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-al of which being his manu-
factue enables him to sell cheap other establish
of the kind the Southern country Gentlemen par
chasing for their and dealers at Wholesale
respectfully invited call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Fine and medium do. do. all colOrs.
Black brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs
Black and fancy Drap d Etc Sacs and D'Orsay Goats.
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Paletos.
Super fancy Linen Coats of every description.
Black and coiored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merino Pants
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen, and Silk warp do.
Super white Marsees and Linen Vests.
BLACK Satin. Merino, Cashmere. Bombazine, and ?
Fancy Vests ofevery quality and style.
mill 3m NJ BARNETT 10 Camp st.
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$50 REWARD.
TIME above reward will he maid nv

HsBE above reward viii be paid by the undersigned for
the apprehension and conviction Of the person or
T1LLA. Said girl rather bright mulatto about ~
feet or inches high. 10 or 20 of age stout-1
made prominent and short her feet when
walking and frightened when spoken roughly
She doubt harbored in of the houses of fame
and have understood fequenter of the coored masked
balls She various DISCUSSES and and either
herself be free. has forged pass $75 will
be paid for her apprehension aoue and lodging her any
jail Of the city. GEO. r. BEARD.
mh22 If Orleans Warehouse, go Magazine st.
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MAauTRE,s pAGuERREorYpE

would respectfully thanks theibera patron.
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrIsans.
Ave ago. during which time he has taken portraits
exhibited at the Fair in competon with Others taken By
First Premium. No exhibited at his establishment
but those taken BY himself NJ the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always
the BEST. His long experience and constant practice are
he best to pelson de.rous of instruction the
beautiful art Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than in the city all other articles the same
Plates at ~ dozen Sosys No for % 2-guarantied
the best plates made in the United States Gases % rs
% 90; NewY0rk Cameras at 4l8. i
Orders from the oonntry promptly attended
~ Entrance No. 8 CAMP ytYeet
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n1- A charitable lady recently called on poor
family and requested list of their wants. present
to the society. Among the items were " bottle
of cologne and an opera hood"
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VIM. s. MORGAN.

w Ms s. M q X g A N, -
PRACTICAL wATCHMAKER
g GAMAL STREET, Third Door from Camp street.
i WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY r.
GOoDS, coPsistiug Of very supe "a.
Hunting Cases. of Nj. l. Tobias esAsa2
R9ske and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewely of the latest styles comprising
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pearls Cases Finger Rings
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected BY
himself the Northern markets. from the latest European
mportaons consisting of Work Boxes, Dressing Cases fine
Fans. Reticules Scissors fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE, pure coin; and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. ia16 5m
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Everything great is not always good, but all
good things are great-except good small potatoes
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAIT.

the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
ana IN SINGLE the precise
plate Those who wish to retain their families good
LiKKNEssEs of relations friends can do 20 at moderate
price, Rooms corner Of Cana and Chares ts-Eutrance
No. Charres street. [my3 1yJ w. II. HUTCHINGS :
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SMITH & BROTHER,

SM II q % Il OI II 4, =
SO COMMON STREET,
HAVE received large additions to their stock of INDIA
RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are of the best
man ufacture and warranted to stand all extremes of
weather. S. b. would call the particular attention of
Calfonians to their Bottles Canteeps and Water Buckets
PLACES and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Gold Dggins ~ Air Beds. which weigh only IL pounds
Waterp proof Bags Pontoon Bags; Saddle Bags IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds; Wading
Boots Leggings India Rubber Blankets Pillows etc.
etc. Ako-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Brides
Bits, Stirups Spurs ETC. at SO Common ST. mills
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TO CALEORNIANS!
SMITH BROTHER. No. So COMMON STREET.
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
TT 8. B. have for SALE and constantly receiving,
almost every article necessary for the comfort and Of the
CALIFORNIAN EMIaRANT Among their assortment may be
found AIR BEDS. Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
Caps Sou Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags
Travelling Bags. Bottles Water Tanks. Blankets and Tar
paulins. ....ALsO....
TENTS PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAas Saddles and Brides of every description Bits
ruDs Spurs. Hair Rope Moss Blankets. etc etc. fy28
CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
WE have just received copy of little work. showing
w the of Cotton pound shipped either Mobile
or New Orleans when landed the wharf at Liverpool
at any given price, of exchange and eehs and also
showing the price of the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors and other expenses are added This work
5 compiled and published BY MI James l.. Lawrence Of
Ibis city and Is one Of much ahmetlcal labor, and will
engaged in the staple 1t got up in neat STYLE pocket
book FORM and for sale BY
DAVID FELT & CO. "a Chartres st.
mh15 B. NJ NORMAN I6 1,amn al
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FOR SALE OR CHARTER:

FOR SALE OR CHARTER:
A LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMBOAT only three years
N old will be sold or chartered reasonable - -
terms. The boat is Ito feet long. % feet beam;
she has two engines and only draws 20 inches
water. She in excellent running order and capable
Of carrying from five six hundred bales of cotton and
stands well in the insurance Offices For particulars apply
TIMER CONREY.
fy8 If Nos. New Levee and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
AN OFFICER OF COM. JONES' SQUADRON
GAYS IN A LETTER which has appeaed in the Pa.
~ per of this City, that during visit which he paid n
to the mining region of the new found Ell Dorado, he
sold his AT. which he conesses a indiffe- -
field for speculation this act youches for Parties about
gle and very Indifferent II At sold for $64.
WILLIAM BOOTH, Halter.
Wholesale Sales No 10 Gravier street. no stairs
where be found the precise article for the California
market. fy5
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BLACKSMITHING, Etc.
TGHE undersigned have associated themselves together for
l. the purpose of carrying on the follow ~
ing business-viz: BLACKSMITHING. r.
WHITESMITHING. Finishing Brass @0sss.z,
Founderng, Pattern Making, and Job
bling in general All work entrusted to them will be at.
tended to with punctuslity and dispatch.
FOSTER & PRENTICE,
ITO Camp few doors above Poydras formerly occupied
by Mr.. Hopkins
TT Refer to Capt. A. Q. Pittfeld and William Smith,
foreman OF Government ShOD mills 1m+
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MOSSELMAN ZINC FOR ROOFING.
THE subscribers agents for the sale of the Veie Mona
que COMPANY celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call
the attention OF Builders and Others to this article (wheu
mcal article for ROOFS 1t has been used Roofs in Eu
rope for thirty years without repair and apparently
good when first 1t particularly calculated for
large buildings Churches Sugar Houses. ETC. Circulars,
giving all the requisite information the subject, be
had and models OF the mode of using application
to STARK. DAY, STAUFFER CO.,
rvS6md&W Corner of Canal and Magazine sts
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end Of .Nep Shell Road
HE undersigned has Just reted and opened the above
Il welLknown and fayonte establishment and in -
tends to make il, in respect worthy of the pat
ronage Of his friends and those who wish to enjoy
pleasant drive to of the most elegant and saubOus
treats the country The gardens and grounds will Be Kept
in the best ORDER he will have boats out at all times to keep
his table supplied with the nny TRIBE fresh from their
home: He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
scrpton of wild game and all the decsces that the New
wines, with good lemonade for his Temperance fisnds.-
"CQfna one come all ~. ld20 6m1 IAN HICK0K. !.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

III. maker and dealer in JEWELRY GOLDIGA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES IA
All Jewelry ARTICLES repaired moderate prices
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, &,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his fsEds the
public that he has opened his Green rouse ON the =.
corner OF St. Charles and Union where be has al
large assorm ent of EVERGREENS and ORNA-A,
every variety ITO varieties of ROSES Of the beat onay
Pums, Nectanes Apnco and Ounces Of the very best
ggaty and intends selling at the lowest prices At hs
Evergreens. Ornamental Trees Shade Trees which will b.
furnished on the terms above.
jas 3m JAMES McCABE.
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A/I ILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY. January 9, 1919 Well fur -
TABLK-the best the market wiz afford G4
The above Establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and Board
is of the healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared to render those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
SW- Terms reasonable establishment of the kind
in the city. Gja1 d& WIFI e. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Corner GIROD and NE " LETEE Sta Nero Or{

B OARDIN G n o q E.
liz GR4PIER Street, betoeeR Sc. Charles and Cay0n.
aeet SreetsO door from se corner Of Carordeist St.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of "a BienvilIe street) respect.
ttl fully informs her friends and the public generally ~
that she eontinues the above eligible location occu
HOUSE thoroughly reted and prepared for the accommo
daOn of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and con-
yenence OF her patrons merit and receive continuance
the Her terms will be- heretofore, MoDERATE.
NJ 1y d&W
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SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sars, Il.
Lmnnediatelg fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELERS going up Onachita or Red River, OF com.
tage to stop with him, all the Boats stop at Bayou
Sara; Horses. Carriages and Bugsies always to hire ~
fy2 1y I. SMITH, Proprietor
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-05

(STAGF)-.H Cheshne-AS Stage from va
teIbury. daily connects with the A. NJ. train
for New Haven. at s. 4Q.A. NJ. Returning up
on the arrival Of the evening train at sos P NJ
Also, Stages from Li,chSeh connect with
the down train at II .O5 a. N. On Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. Returning upon
the arrival of the up train, al l.35 P. VI. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Also, from WGcmtville on MONDAYS, We'd
neseays and Fridays. Returning Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
1T PiGinriile, Stages frcsn Plymouth and
Bristol connect with the morning train for
l3ew Haven at SIS A. NJ. Returning at 80
P. NJ. Also. from LiIchfeld, through North
field, Plymouth and Bristol, to connect with
the 1890 A. NJ. train to New Haven. Return.
ing unon the arrival Of the Train at ahoht 2
P. NJ. Also. a stage leaves for Hartf ford upon
the arrival of the train from New Haven, al
A. NJ. Returning To connect with the tram
from New Haven a. 5. 30 P. II
III FaymiaSacs Station, Stages fiom VIM
sled. New HartfoT |. Collin vile and Union-
Vile. viii connect with the 8 A. NJ train to
New Haven. Returning uPonthe arrival Of the
up train at 40 P. NJ.
HENRY FARNAM, Superintendent.
April is. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-05

1 FARMERS MUTUAL lNSURANCECO
A. a. Granville, Washington Co N. York
I Over Twelve Millions (i2.000.OO0) insured
aud are now ins0ing al the rate Of 81, 900 poll
hand This Company has been. in existence
three wears, and their success is without par
aIIei in the history Of Mnrnal INSURANCE.
I Their Policies are made Gn fair and eduita-
BILE principles, giving those insured an equal
chance with the Company, heidS entitled To
| the full amount Of damages. not exceeding The
amount insured. with0nl deducting ore third.
a. is customary with some other companies.
They are prohibited from insuringin blocks
or exposed parts Of villages, or taking risks on
.1fiiLs, Ships o. Machinery. They are re.
sponsible for the correctness ut all surveys
made nv their Agents. and agree to dybifr0f.,
OH U,oi,.ys of difference in he COmoTu ur,er.
| the loss h0ppems All losses have been paid
| To the satisfaction oil the claimant, and befor,
due.
The increasing Cash fund warTants the be-
lief. that no tax IN the Premium notes will b
necessary for long term Of years; and thu
Directors assure the public that all losses will
be settled with promptness and liberalily.
The following editorial notice of the Com
nany, appeared in the Albany Argus, Of Oct
2lst. ISl7.
,,Nufual hasurdnce.-We notice in the adj
verliseInent OF the Washington County Mutual
Insurance Company. published IN our columns,
among the directors, the names OF the Hon
David Russell, late member Of Congress. Hon
Solomon S. Cowen, late Judge Of Washington
Common Pleas, Hon. Cornelius L. Alien, lale
District Attorney of Washington County. L.
w. Bisnop, Esq. late SapreH'e Court Commits
sioner, Henry Holmes, President ofthe Wash
ingtoh County Back, George Clements. Esq. |
Pos, master, Frrt Ann. Joseph Y. Orvis, Of the
firm of Lockwood 4 Orvis. Troy, N. Y. Under
the direction Of such men, this fonrishing In
situation seems destined to extend itself to ali
parts ot theState. 1t appears they have issued
3,595 policies during the last three months
which, we believe is the largest number ever
issued by a Mutual Company in the same time.
Their plan Of insuring none but detached
buildings Of the safest kind, is at once popular
and advantageous, and seems to b. decidedly
the most popular plan ever adopted by Mu-
tual Insurance Company"
The following is an extract from the Wash
ington Telegraph. Of July Is, ls4s:
Washington County Mutual Insurance
Company Mammoth Company, AFTER
having beaten the world in Insurance by Issu.
ing last year 1000 policies more than was ever
Def re issued by Mutual Insurance Company
in one year, appear to be beating themselves
this year. az they have issued 1890 policies dr.
ring the last three months Comment appears
to be unnecessary upon the business of the
Company, as it is the largest and most four
shing Institution of the kind in the United
States
David Russell, Pres't Arch. Bishop, Sec'y.
S. S Cowen, Treas.
CURrsss L. NORTH, Meriden, General Agent
for Connecticut.
FRANKLIN K. WILCOX,
L. F.. WEBB,
42 Agents for Litchfield Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-05
n-M Gn.u,u m - Saiis

wM. L GRAHAM Esq, Of Salisbn
ry is, authorized to receive payment for
newspapers and advertisements, on ac-
counts due this Office.
G. d. WADHAMs. Esq, do, Wolcottville.
LYMAN SMITH, Esq, do, Bridgewater.
I. +. BRINsMADE, Esq, do. Washington.
LEWIS SMITH, Esq, do, Harwinton.
LEVI s. KNAPP, ESQ. New Milford.
G.. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. LUcIus CLARK, Winsted.'
JosErn w. CoNE, West Cornwall.
Maj. P. w. MrLLs. Kent.