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U7tALE TRADE. $50. BOOTS & SHOES
troll THE NoRF6LK Nj n AZ vi OLE
Some years ago the Proprietor Of the famous
saloon put m e e So ge
one Of the LARGEST STOCKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES
which had ever been sent Norfolk Since then at each
season. stock has gradually increased until
the present time and do larger business than any
The Ladies' Saloon was first established about twelve
years and the Store has been altered ana
trade until now the old be longer enlarged
He has recently built for himself of the largest Stores
for his business in the United States
The New Store is four times as large as the OLD one
that shall BE- Ro With ss as of 1G aD
complete description of this splendid new Store VIII DC
about the 18th Of JUL" when will be open SPene on hand
from S EEs to S;le No. CONSTANTLY receive
heavy Shipment goods during its continuance Our sue
cess has indeed be signal and why? Because we nave al
ally benefting the selltv and the buyer. ....,
This success is truly fstering to nsom9ch we intend
t 10 ali Country Merchants a Shoe Dealers and
del M 5f e oF 9Th Ii G. b IaSe already yaed
themselves of invitation, who return snd ouy go0d 1E
each " s"y 9g tesy at AZ
sell at least per cent less than Others Snd 10 sen gou
na Merchants better than any they may purchase else
where. The Stock consists in part OF s.,;o,ablo
Gentemens Fns Boots and Shoes OF every i"snlonaOo
Ladies' Cater Boots, Jenny Linds and other celebra
Mems sc caifskiin Brogans, of every variety,
Boots,
Kip Brogans,
Z" Boots,
Coarse, Thick Brogans, for Negroes
Boots,
Z Dutch Women's Brogans, for outdoor Women, Field
hands, and for Cooks, \.
Women's Leather Bootees, for House Servants &c.
Shoes of every kind and quality,
Bows Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes of all kinds,
Misses Chilrens Shoes of all kinds, over 100 diff
ferent varieties.
The attention of Country Merchants is invited to this i'm,
mence Stock of Boots Shoes and Brogans at the Ladies
Saloon where they buy every article wanted by them
at wholesale prices thereby saving themselves
trouble and expense of going to the North for their
supplies. ..- 49, ,,>,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,>,u
~ The Ladies Saloon is Main Street, near Walters
City Hotel. nn,~-oro~,
Va T,ly Eff
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STATE OF NORTH cARoL1NA-wakeco un-

sSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-Wake Coun-
- tyIn Equity. Thos. G. Whitaker Henry j. Cannon.
having been alleged in the Bill of ThoS G. Whitaker
Henry Cannon filed in Court of Equity for said
for sIecsc performance of contract for sale of
that the defendant is resident of the State of
North and the said Thos g. Whakers allegation
being supported by his affidavit filed in said Court:
According TO Act of Assembly such cases made and
provided do hereby notify the said Henry j. Cannon
be and appear at next Term of the Equity
said be held the Monday after the 4t Mon
day of September next at the Court House. in the City of
heelg thenand there to plead answer demur to the
$50 coHplainant said bill Of complaint said bill will be
taken pro cogJesso, and decree made accordingly.
Wttness my hand this IL til day of August 1853.
August 18th, 1883. 7S1Fsxy
GtOAL.=--3oo tons Furnace Parior and Smiths Coal
" Supplies constantly arriving = o s.
HEBRlNGS-69 whole bbIs and an taif A. W. = r..
and Family Roe HerFings - - 7 ~ - 0u'
Bacon, hhds., Sides and Shoulders. S :. y
IIAE.-llO0 Casks Eastern and W. G. Lime
CEMENT.-125 Casks fresh Cement. -
FPLASTER.-Calcned and land Plaster
SALT.Sacks, fine and ground, T. Island coaraa S.l+ -
y SUGAR.-AH the varieties. W
PORK, Moasss, Coffee, Cotton Begging and Rope
For sale by
NIEMEYER WHITE
Portsmonth, Va
: AnGnst .. 1853 S76-lm.
g ~ Register copy. - - - -.
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SADDEER, FERTH & ROSS MUSTARD
- "A large Case Of this Mnstardwhe is considered the
best in the worldly many received at
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION AND MILLS
"A FOR SALE.-The undersigned intending to remove
offers for sale his residence, known as "WAkEEIELD'
situated the road leading from Raleigh to Tarboro
90 miles from the former place 20 from Louisburg and II
from Roesve containing 114S acrcs-700 of which
original growth heavily mbered and well waered by
bers of small streams The place has been well known for
for the past years The improvements of the best
kind. The dwelling built by the subscriber is large,
venent and of the very best materials good
pasered and every other house need for comfort
convenience large gnh0gge on stone pillars screws
stables carriage house. &c Nearly all the arabic land is in
fine state of Improvement and yields good crops splen
orchard of varieties of fruit fine garden and vine
yard add the proverbial heatfulness of the place.
THE MILLS situated title River, never-ailing
stream miles from Wakefield The grst mill is two;
story building by "a pair Esopus stones for and
pair Burs for wheatan excellent smut machine and bolt
ing cothsal propelled by heavy cast iron machinery
The mill receives 200 barrels per annum and
300 bushels wheat. The mill, being located
demand for lumber, yields fine profit.
The subscriber offers the above property for SALE because
his health such he cannot give the attention deserves
The terms will be perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser
So ye who to make investment where cash and
health will go hand in hand just drop in and examine the
premises. A. j. FOSTER.
Wakefield, N. c., Aug. 8, 1858. 77-2m.
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APPUHIIONMENT OF MEMBERS OfsIHE HUUSE
COMMONS
The following is the manner in which the MEMBERS
THE House. OF eoMsoSs, tI2o. are apportiOned among
The Counties of Cumberland Granville CIuilford .
Chatham and Wake 5"@
The Counties Of Davidson Edgeecmbe, Halifax, Ire
dell New Hanover, Grange, Randolph, Ala
Cleayeland, Craven, Duplin, Forsythe, John 2ea
ston, Mecklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe
son, Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, Samp-
son, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes,
The Counties of Buncombe, Madison Surry, Yad-
kin, Ashe, Bladen, Burke Cabarrus Cafawba,
Cherokee, Davies CASTOR, Gates, Henderson,
HEREFORD, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash,
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person. Richmond Stan
~, Stokes, Union, Yancy, Alexander, Bruins Il es
wick, Caldwell, Camden, carteret Columbus,
CurT1tuck, Greene, Jones' Lenoir, Mcdowell,
Montgomery, Perquimons, TyrreIl, Washing
ton, Wataugas Macon, Haywood, Jackson ChO-
wan and Franklin, 80
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SECOND CIRCUIT.
Dpli county, fourth Monday in March and September.
Wayne Monday after the 4h Monday in March and Sept
Jones' Wednesday after the 5th Monday after the 4h
Monday in March and September.
Ono 9th Monday after the 4h Monday in March and Sept
1rfer
Beaufort 8th &" 4"
H Wednesday next after the 9th Monday after the 4h
Monday in March and September.
THIRD CIRCUIT
Martin Co., the Monday before the LIST Monday in March
and September.
Pitt, the lst Monday in March and September.
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
The following the Counties composing the Fifty SES
AToRIAL DISTRICTS of North Carolina
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Gqilford comfy Columbus Mills Of county,
and =. s. French, of Robson county
The Board North Carolina Is composed
as follows His Exceency David s. Reid, President er-
gecl0 Matthew Shaw, Beaufort, and Alfred Jones and
William w. Holden, Of Wake county.
The INTERNAL-INPRoyElRNr Board is composed as fol-
lows His Excellency David s. Reid President erqco
Calvin Graves of Caswe and Thomas Bragg of Northamp
ton county, 80
GovERNoRs AIDS with the rank of Colonel ~. A. Nc
Lean of Guilford Thomas Rufn IT, of Rockingham, and
Robert Strange, jr, of NeN.Hanover.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY commences its sessions, In RAJ
leigh the Third Monday of November every alternate
year The next election for members of the Senate House
of Commons Governor will be held Thurs
day in August, 1854
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ESTEHENsON q .WEDDELL, IMPORTERS and
- JOBBEkS, Petersburg, Ha-Havesin Store large
BLOCK ooisn Goods purchased last Spring before the
lima snd Virginia Trade at very low prices.
Those Merchants who intend going further North are re-
specially invited to call and their Stock
Petersburg, Va. Aug. 18th. 1886. r.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT !-IF YOU WANT TO
NJ SAVE A COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS, send on
your orders for I'pentine SnS Cps arms and Worms:
also Brandy Stills and any kind of Copper work, Brass
Machinery, &c.
The prices of Slc Arms and Worms follows:
i-(by the pound, 81 CENTS or by contractG
barrel Still l-cap. Arms andy
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HARR!S'S BAKERY, HoRFOIK, Va. This old
and widely known establishment continues furnish,
Of superior quality, and the reasonable
BaEer Graders, Water Crackers, Sugar Crackers, Soda
Crackers, Crackers WSns Biscuit
Also, Easses Ck suitable for country Stores neatly
up IN barrels and smaller packages
Norfolk, April 25th, 1853. 46--9m. pd.
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n,ihoh II tnmaDr, VIII ch sad sep-sty
rsmut.o 10 Euss,n whittier be will before long, ,ubt
~. ~ enjoy this i'll gotten wealth.
Confirming q report pre- viously mentioned letter
fIGm June 10. ttass that the stv Of snraz In
PEI sis totslly destroyed on this night of May II.
Egypt.
The LONDON Norning Herald had ceyed the folio wing
iutslngs CO. oD Asaaodra dated june 21st: 10
reqbspce e demand from Tukes. great military org
stobs in p "gfess, both Mt Cairo tails Acs
The Oh OF he different resneot. of fnfannrv
b-irv con- pe'ed, ard the t"ocs are moving 70
wards Alexandria To our garrison here which um
16. 0tr men addition Of 000 bay e,s arrived
tnr orLnR ao0 fu ,bsr sccssaroBs sxuec.ed Tho
solors ~ The feet who have be-a employed The
aotk- have b~e. recalled aoi h.
sifsIspt sbp prepared Tor zen D,uote-, farther
pssupisy cOniJibptiop will b. de nanded from
roy TO ali in hqu da the large expenses incurred in
the extensive preparations for defence .hcn in
g,es. by the Por'a
Fl bsme Pasba the vceroy'a eldest ZOE, Is about W.
ti,ir ippsnd Tor some months
The mot i'm portsbt recs from Egypt IL the partial
orsn ~ the Cairo and Al~xafdr,s Rail@ay Ihe hrst
awsy ever cous'rpctIo in Africa hss been for t1eoty-
FIVE miles from Asxsodr shis dav ~ locomo-
t,ves. ~ he isbd If tho Pyramids more monn-
has beer added sbdiog rplsodr Of the past
No formal op@o,Dg has yet TAKEN p'sse no fw0~i
opsbrg iskr place for some months 70 come because
TIE permanent way on the first section Of Exty az
mics 10 the Nile 4, not yet g. mpieted"
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ASPECT OF THE TURKISH DISPUTE.
New Spanish Minister to the
United States.
me Spanish Slave Trade in the
British Parliament.
Our conStantinople and Athens Correspondence,
h., &c., DC.

The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain Jud-
HRS, arrived at IL o'clock yesterday morning. from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on Wednesday after
noon the I'd inst, at FIVE o'clock. Time across the
Atlantic, 10 days and Is hours.
There is very little of importance by this Ar
rival. What little there is respecting the Turkish
difficulty is far from definite 1t would seem that to
July LIST, the Russians had not entered Noldavia.
The mail steamer Washington was telegraphed
Of Yarmouth Isle Of Wight, On Friday morning, LIST
Inst.
The Liverpool cotton market was irregular in pri
oes, but on the whole tending to be firm.
Breadstufs were dearer, owing to the apprehended
scarcity in Fra
The clipper ship Sovereign Of the Seas, Mckay,
hence for Liverpool, 18th June, was passed by the
steamship Arabia, I'd inst, at 40 P. NJ within
txo hours steaming Of Liverpool the Arabia having
kft Liverpool ut 80 p NJ, on the I'd. She
win thus have made the passage in fourteen days.
This beautiful clipper keeps adding to her fame on
every trip.
Tie following are the names of the Americans ar
"a D.
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Our Athe ms Corr~sponaesor.
u 4 eHIP Sr Inrra luna l

U . emP ST LOUIS June is, 1883
VfsH Of Ae 81 Louis 10 AheS-The Demand of the Ana
Ssean Gorunment-No sdti.faotton from TIE Greek Go
sgument- Whais0ut be Donei-The american Squadron
sisce ny last TO you friend B-nnstt this ship has
6sen 10 Msls Alexandria, Jsna Beyrout and this our
percent iert place The last named places In Egypt
Palestine and Syria Of the Of these fee
Asuntsd souptiss, ana with the land nj stars. have
Asals trade Jsru,a the Holy City vsissd
- nsnber Of The officers Who brought hack ths
that all the journal Of every traveller and ~hieh
have often bssn rspsssd To-day the qnArAstns Gag
hauled down, and win b permitted 70 visit
she ancient buildings II this city, suppose
Az present sstssdspce upon minister rss
dsut q the Porte Mr.. Marsh nr n has nov beea
Asre tAxty sve days and II thirty days since b sd
drsssd this government relative TIE mprison
snt Of cur consul Mr. King A yet he hAs rsssived
,sp sor scss there ap,ar any svdesss that he 10 to
he iceusts srs ss'tse mp the produse ~ the sotl.
fbe u frisate Cum berknd arrived here 9Th aud
hsvss sn the 10Th, having hs Ameriea~s here uspro
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Geo X. lockwood and LADY,
N York.
J. CuodY London.
j. N Buchsnsu. Baltimore.
J. 4. Etler, v. York.
Geo Asiiooey, do.
Jacsk abeot,, do.
4. K66lirslffer, do.
II. +. Roberts Baltimore.
Sanl Goufdin, Charleston.
G. AcDs moat D,y ton.
p. y Porter. Niayaca Fails
G GrisSold Cray N Y rk.
p. W. Colleus y. Orleans.
ia mes + Kerr, Pitt. b ,rg.
Joho Grier. Jr.. Co.
C n. Shiicon. Chicago.
John Il Bra ~l-y Cnarisstn.
MISS Char. Rnooes N. York.
Dyer Anes Jr., Conn.
Il. Fl. Hayden, do.
Elias Slnpsos, N York.
Hamilton A. smith do.
5. 3. 81 ne, 10.
G. b. Hutchins, Waterford,
"a.
Capt. Ainsworth and Lady,
N. York.
Mss E. c. Pose, N. York.
A Johnstoa, ehils.
Alvon lawson, Dednsm,
Mass
J J. Ssrinson, Providence.
l.. L. R,cs, N. York
WIN. Elliot, 5. Carolina.
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rived at Paris

Chas Hsehelia, Nee York.
n. d Brs~erer, London.
s. le la Covs. Panama.
visespt 6o'sap bun, N. York.
A. W. ) GetlfR. do.
j Chandler, 5ostop.
Fl -aror, Ne y York.
Abel Dssison do.
II lbonss, Nor SIGH, CT.
II. J. Ibossz N. Orleans.
Aub, 9, FL. Smith, PhilA.
A. B. Underwood, Bo, ton.
H c Grim ell and wife, ".
York.
Rev. rrsr Gus Prime, Edi-
tor N. Y CJSercer.
J J RsDkis, N. Jersey.
9. n Warren. PhiiA.
Il p. Journey N Yosk,
r 3. Duneanson, Cincinnati.
". l. son sgg, do.
". I Thorn v. York.
G ". Ia~r~ree, do.
a. Lsek ~ood, 90.
c. N. R,ghre,, N. Jersey.
]. <. Nil, Boston.
G, B Ksi,h, Phua
J. joy Vassar. Ps'ksepsie.
G. W Narebe. N. York.
z Williams. Cincinnati.
L. 4 jenkins, Eoisto Island,
8 C.
Dr.. N. s Perry. Boston.
". We, ten. S Carolina.
II. Mccall, N. York.
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yHE PARIS ExPosrrroN-LIBERTy OF THE PRESS
AN ADMIRAL sUPERsEDED FOR SLOW MOVEMENTS.
rhs RmteIoT had bsen reviewing ~ trooys saesnoed
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Markets.
BARIFG BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.

For articles colonial aud foreign produss gooA
deDspd prevails for snmptoD, while exporters. In
vsa IT he uncertain .Ats Of foreign pohtrs, mosty
hing psrate 10 the meantime hoiders generally
Am ~ouey eontinues abundant, but thu faeds
ceprrssed The account leave of 9Sk 90
standard gold, '7s 9d. American eagles, 7ea 3D. bar
oliver 81 1ks ps~ d,nars "a II IA
AnERrAp SroCKs = United states 6s are In reqnest
with Bonds of.r,oe ut 100 en- dieidepd Inscrip
t,o- 1nT siv Ma-schu.~tte sAeyiing &c ss&rce 1t
les 100. Mary hind 81 81 90, OK div. PennsylvAnAA
90, 81 80; Bonds efr I'd a. 81 Q o. e1 dsv VrdniA
o., 90 81, Gu. New Orleans Oty 6s tsl1 ~ 80 .
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f days later than that by the which sryed
~ Ply mssh the Esd Of April The frontier districts
vi,bsrsva Il Of the B-'sish forces -as prosisma.sa
General vas seaticg Gass tribes At some as
no d,s tosition di.tmb the colony
At Natal The native population was pesceasle, And
trad. extending Gold in small quantities had bss9
found.
at Care Town ths reception Of the constitution with
The Duke a. gratifying despatch, continued
the We ern provsee her Majsstys birthday to
be ceeb,s-a in consequence rs jubilee throughout
There's /, ON Australia has besn anticipated
Australia.
The Australisn steam nah packet Melbourne arrived
at Pr ou'h EoslsId, the LIST inst with cargo q
So 500 ouLcss colo onst.
The lstest A6vices are from
Syc,ty.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Apr! 2.
etHtune..st April !.
TIE ."rsi. between the digging and ;qaattng ints.
rests II thu chief POLITICAL totic II remark
The cost Of prov, ioos has reached rghtful Insight,
with 70 immediate prospect OF Improvement AN kinda
81 goods have sdvsLcsd in price and lind ready market
TIE want Of labor nishsd especially for female
eervce.
The ca. mher II Commerce at Melbourne has pubshed
scpe sratct thc@pg the extraordinary prosperity Of
thu Vcfc,in port rhip) colony. Egaseen years ago
there pnf civil zsd human being residing in the
colony q vc'o'n .n,e the popuistion Of Melbourne
and its subprb- alone numbers 80 CO., and tho town
Of Getlorg OF les than 20 600.
COMPARISON OF TIE YEARS 1851 AND 1852
1851 1859.
Population .............. 05 600 200 800
Shipping inwards veseels. 600 657
Do do Tonnage 49, 126 coo 4OS GOO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FL C56 900 ff 044 600
Esuorts,.. ...... -. 81 424 600 FL 452 900
TIE Essouroe Morning Herald o ApeiI furnishes
the following ren,ai ks on the gold market -
The price VI gold rsm.ias ~ f3 lis, but general
oproD rs,aiis hats rhght dsciss 10 value viii short
y tale place
1h- London Morning Herald Of The I'd instant contains
tire tlowny eddiionA' monetary intelligence IRON Aus
tsha, which had ssen issued from the Lsrdcn Ex.
change kooMs, ss compiled from Sydney adyices dated
April 81
The amount If gold brought down by escort during tie
last SIX III lhoss progressive End considerable
decrease e-cb Lrrtd Of four weeks The thug
received n ubdsc:--
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ysd- 10 Resehid Pssha, which we have Already "a
ferre6-
ST PETERSBURG Nav 81 1853
sR--Tbs Emperor my angus, master has in.s been
Informed that hsssa1of under nsces
sty II leaving CoHsts ce txs Or.
r-nsai 81 the Pore 20 TIE toNards tha Io
nal soserpnest q kus.is tho smallest engagement of
pstur- 10 Of the of the
Oponas govern With regard 70 ,hs orthodox wof
ship nd cnurshe- in Turkey.
/, IL after frn ~ss ,9journ Of three .fter
bsvlg exhaastsa. BY word VI month aod by -r.iog Al.
that ruth bspev ence Add spirit coeili.d - eoui1
o'caer IL, ebsl,, sf,-r having spc.agor.d 20 ooset
tmennSe) al tue .srupisr Of tho Pore ny
shes ioDr, to beb he pad I'd ,etms aud
the TO II ,he guarantees which he was pstsust.d To-
o.Uabd, hat Prime. h-ssehkof oellsi tax.
the d.'srmibs ion when the Emp~ror sor
rOw but o. shich he could but entirely appr.vs.
Your ExceleDcy T. TO- enlightened not forssee the
eshssqnero-so the in-rrneuon o. our Relations
the government o. his Hgnbs-s You devoted 10
the true aDo IerDsDsn Of your sovereign aod
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Game NJ Good Hone.

TIE Australian Roy al Mail Steam Navigation CnnpAnvs
mail psshs, N. l~0urne Commander Jsmss SINE ~OD Hut
IN arrived at mouth in tho afternoon Of Friday July
n from Australia and the C,Ue
me brought ~ cargo 80 500 OF gold dust
" Pom sydney. 500 ounces. Port Philip, 10000
ounces Adels,de 13 900 ouoecs; few packages and
sraii Quantity Of specie, bank bills. Ne.
The Intelligence from the CApe Of Good Hope twenty
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
NE w GOODS
 AT Thts: { IADTE Ss STORE.

TUSr Tecsived, . new supply oi fashionable J Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings kc., i, comprising Plain and Figured French and English Muslin. and Basrage De Laines Al. q French aud American Super Mourning and Fancy Calico Prints. Black and ColoSed Dress Silks. Poplins and Alpacca, Mourning and Colged Square arc Long Shawls, Mourn. ing and White Wrought s yiss Ooliars. Co.'S laretis and CufFs. SMiss, Book, Jacket and Lace Edgings an6 Inseftings, Velvet and Silk Ribbons. Ribbon Gimrs. Fringes, &c.. Alex. ander's and other, Super Kid, Silk and Thlead Gloves, Patent Rubber, and Morocco Shoee. Paper Hangings, large stock of Muslin and Wonlen Shirts and Linen Collars. Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheeiings, ShiTlinga Tickinga. Feathers ,akc.
 Also Groceries. Teas. Sugars. Malasses. Cand;es.Als 10000 Hayfens' Bricks ard Pine Boards, for sale Cheap.
 a1 200 Sewers wanted on Skirts and JIn- der Shirts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
WATERBURY, Marble NIaHnsaf afAe e1OKRs

FEKSUNS in Wn1I 0l AlUnn1nents, Head Stoness Eahleis, Ac. can Dc supplied af rsss establishment wiih as chasis an asiirie, ana ss cheap as at any other esiahliebment in the siatc- large collection of Designs of The principal Monuments in Philadelphia and Gfeenwond Eeiaeterles; also collection of English Designs which with those Of our own slfalghiiE q. mpkes one ofshs hes, collections .n the siate. Piease refer to pr Samuel Bual, pr A s Lewis or ,DrC M Ho.,b N.
 s. WARREN, Agcni.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
SILVER WARE. Fine Gold < Silver Watches. Jewelry Fancy Goods. sc.

 At the Old Stand No. 2 Exchange place,
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. sEvFsE firm oi BiackmaB < Sanford so long 1 known at the abOve place having dis- .olved, the business is now conducted by the .ubscIibef who will be happy to see all who v,sii the city eiilier tor business or pleasure. st is my intention to keep larger assortment nan has eve: heen offered iDt his place, which will al all time. be freely shown either 10 the. .ufchaser Og the curious.
 My Stock of Jewelsy is very largeand em tracing every style in tashioS.bolh fine Gols nd plated.
 Ladies and Geni:emen's Gold Watches . very description, quality and price. from s20 10 $s20O, and Silver Lever. Lepine, and iesge Watches ot every quality that can be vasFaried se k<epiiins. silver Perks. Sponns Snises. Ladies, Ca.s, Sugar sangs. &c., | lasge sentiment always an hand. waErantedas pnFe cOin, and ot The most fashionable style. iver work of all kinds made.O order, ,Jewelry nd Speciacles made aad repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Waiting Caris. Seals, Hates. Spoons Ac, engraved in superinrs vle.
 Fine Watrhes. reraiFedin the most perfect aannef. and wssrsnsea in all cases to pefInfm yell, Watcfes sent by Express or otherwise es sepasys will receive immesliase attention.
 C EO, S SANFORD.
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