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What the Cotton Plant and its mercantile acquaintance
ay in following extracts Of Blltimore may be applied
mu.4.is rnuiandis with equal proprety 10 Richmond:
PLAIN TALK TO MERCHA!


PLAIN TALK TO MERCHANTS
We happened the other day fall in with Southern met
chant who has been New Y ork bnying his goods Alter
chats OF Baltimore would proper eSerons very large
Southern could b" secured The gentleman informed
US stopped in Baltimore this Spring for the hrs! lime
IL bought few uf my goods" suj he, among other
things during the conversation land there were several
others with who did the We were pleased, and
next season expect 10 buy more vas as0nshed TO nd
such market The fact Of it H. that We know nothing OF
Bamur- advantages Her merchants ought To advertise
in our country papers bm above ALL gentlemen OF business
capac, and business hajSpian every day sensible men,
about them, ought Ia make regular tours
1t hoes good 10 send young mex
nrcncsd man who merely walks around the stree, smoking
his cigar looking like ylhn. but business man. 10 hand
card end say happy IL you wien you come 70 bal
,imore' Some merchants 10 think that person from
the South however young and inexperienced Is nj TO send
out IL obtain business We may like him very we'll but we
talk with business and expect 10 nave business
Inducements held and explained with Intelligence
before we act The agent ought be 0 address ana ca
pnc!v Let him good district and take time 10 eusrate
an acquaintance We will always be happy 10 HMM
vile hm homes and if he show % the ad'anii
90. give him business sir you take an Interest IN
Baltimore, ard give you ihs information 10 tell inc hs!
chants There.
This plain every day common We eau give the
nam" the merchant who will cali aud esE !o
IT, The above is The substance Of his conversation, and
though Il appear cuii=g there Is good sense IN IT.
There party them and they all spoke in the highes
terms Baltimore and the advantages OF her market ana
ENTERPRISE Of her merchants The advice given from
the mos, friendly spirit, and in the turn II
ito whom Il may concern
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Nas.:*GE0S, April IL, l75;.
rr minors thai Eefc COR @nmc days a.
Ia changes " the Cabinet and winch ASSUMED aiec'-
fed form e;c without the least inrnia!ion lar az can
learn There is ground wiac"cr - believe that any Sc
rious discussion exists III The Cabinet I,s members and
even those Siio have -u:ord out providing Tor
Themselves resiGenccs o their tu Of expected ser.
vice. i,
An attempt MADE 10 KEEP quorum ri he Senate w
- O'Clock To-day for the purpose OF receiving and acting
uoo the nomination Of Mir Buchanan "T England. "neh
or there .:as quorum when The EpraaoT "as tax
en- ND ~ question made and con6rmc! Without
dissenting voice.
No o,her bushes, OF Importance transacted il the
executive session
II was expected that Judge Bronson wCDla decline me
New York cnIscorshiP and that person ~ou! ne n
mi 81 in his pace this mnrnng but II s not ytl c1tan
,haj h. III not accsp, Office.
Tho F,cnch mission Is br kcP cpsn for som" TIME
rerhaps ill end OF June. IS supposed by some MAJ
MIR WISE ll receive the appointment but is saIa 20 %
doubtful Whether lie will accept II.
Mr. T. K Meade member Uf The late Congress tom 'tF.
GINA IS 10 have al the South American nii-sons-po'
baby that now filled by Baie Peyon The one 40" MI
ed hy Mr. Pendlcon Of frginl.
Virginia haa row missions, and i, NJ! Ia be su1"s
wing administration.
No appoinnrn has been made uf the mission 10 Central
America.
lI Soue sent in his letter resgning his seat in the Sen
ale this morning But Mr. Boriand has not done the
same thing probable that he has determined . decline
his appointment Governor Of New Mexico. loS
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DESTRUCTIVE FGRE-ACClDENT SC

WAsulSGroS. april l.-lhc carpenter shop Of Charles
Mccarthy Eiltee nth street s.: Matthew's Church.
destroyed BY this evening The flames cOmmun
Gated the elegant three story dwelling owned by James
Piing and occupied by Dr. Thomas, which totally
sumed the furniture much damaged. portion OF the
Doctors library and many valuable papers were also des
VERY sf'a sq"ui ns ue
The horse Of Dr Stone being frightened BY the engines
ran of with The vehicle threw the Doctor OUT and prose MS
leg very severely.
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y.v Bank Or BANKING company which has been OF may
,to,;,.t hv las to cnny business as bank OF c
"a well as Of deposit and discount, shall be subject
J ,ovorpci BY the provisions of this chapter, ana Of
no ffvss,cn,h chapter far consistent herewith, ana
c anu future a.rs ,rh may be passed 10 alter modify
the same: n. Legislature reserring The rg 10 REPEAL
ALTER or MODIFY he charter Of any bank al pcasare"
/ Chapter S. section 81, Code p. BIZ.
II has been sal Of the law that il places the private
Subscribers entirely al the mercy of the SaIe-and the de-
annexation of the whole community connected with that
sh,rr,on j. iny.kud because the law said 10 lessen
their power in the general meetings oil e stockhoocis
Let u test the charge by TACT
rh. toywing statement furnished us by Col Fontalnet
Tho President Of the Central Road shows that in its rraes-
cal results applied that company the State lacksa great
nj having The control ana presume this 10 the case
with all other companies The advantage which private
stockholders have is that each one has vote Tor every
u,ese The number exceeds 10, which is the case with
bn, sc,vuiyno vote per share large portion OF The
v., stock Will. the State has only every four
shares except the hEst ten
The following Col Fontaines statement Tor The Cen
trail road as lis stock Is now owned:
akiny The stock as stood the books at the last an
ma, n,tinv Of The conpanr on 29h October pract
cal illustration OF present law OF vo'tng compared Win
the rule OF the Code il stands, mus, VIZ "a
Under the Code, private suosc''oc's sa'c doo Wye
1.-THE Commonwealth, 77o
.IJnd.r me present law the same private
o''",t s nv - nnvs 3522
The Common wealth, Ic%
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pECLiN.TIGN OF MIR. SEGAR

We pnbih below the card Mr.. Segar, declining to be
candidat. Tor the Board Of Public Works He a.o de-
clines further service in The Legislature. BY the with
draws Of NJ Scaar from public life his constituents lose
most valuable and tried p"hc servant and The LegisIa
Of the abiest members OF that body
HOUSE or DELEGATES, April 8, 1858.
To The Editors Of the Morning Matt
Pleas" DO the iav" 10 say IN your paper, that am mol
n can ID! ate for the Board o! Public Works.
fad enquiry, That il viii require the Whole time oil
the cbcrs of The Board 10 discharge adequately me
duties OF the important My very weghy response
hiIi(ics ~ home do allow the sacrifice particularly 10!
rAr very inadequate salary affixed 10 the Office.
Besides the election be OF party caracier--!t mas
beer ccrcd By potent To give law IN the premises
and iiric hcng in The District Democratic lacriy oil
2g2 have desire 10 enter upon contest 90 evidently
hopeless.
To he Numerous gentlemen Of both political parties who
have aori.ra the my in this honorable cornec
ion my best acknowledgements and hope The ca-
have assigned Tor Withdrawing from the canvass, VIII
he regarded satisfactory. am, very, respectfully,
Your obejirut servant, JOS. SEGAh.
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HARTFORD ELECTION

HaRTsDsp, April li.-Tnc municipal election 10 iay re
suited in election Of William j. Hammerslev Democrat
Mayor nn "hica have majority he Council The
election mixed ap with ihr question al licensing stri-
cal PERT! Ind majority 81 tie Couac in
ri their license
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TIE WIFE OF SENATOR DOuGLAS.--A Washing
ton correspondent writing the Western Wa;chnan
lsious paper published 81, ous that only day
or before her DEATH Nj Douglas had remarked that his
happiness complete He had jus, been reelected
and daughter, with OF The pleasant and
pshed wives, MAKE his home parndise aud his State
the time evincsd her disposition lavish upon him
her greatest honors.-l Union.
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STILL. ANOTHER MURDER ATTRIBUTED IO
SPRING. According the Philadelphia papers, Spring
only murdered Mrs Shaw and Mrs. Lynch and The I'M
fortunate Rink, but is The suspected murderer Of Nm
Hope Of kngses sina in Philadelphia. county about twelve
years ago Mr. Hope the proprietor OF truck farm,
and kept stand in Philadelphia opposite the then
Kent b" Srrnr who bee, me intimate with hin;lnd il is said
that Hope who Sihd.ieat.d honest man often loan
cd money 10 Spring Tie latter paid many visits the
truck farm, and often in company with Mr. Hope
both the.c ani in n!iilde3ha One mo- ming Mr.. Hnpc
found aboai twenty yards from his gate most hnr-
reIy mar..d aud icerhed with axe which was discov
cred a shrt distance ~, and which cnt.cd with his
blood. Spring alleged there the afternoon and
evening previous hut, although the murder the time
created intense tic auihnr discovered
NJ oI had large of money, which he kept in
stove. and not disturbed BY the murderer
pcccd ha, the conversation of Spring with his son; touch
lnu mu der he once committed without securing large
he expected Ob.an by it, had reference Ibis murder.
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Majority for private VOTERS,

This is the very strongest possible for the State
against othc, shareholders tnr here The Stale Is IN hho
r,v Of ltbs the scale vote without the application o.
the proris0 reducing her 10 that raso.
The new law should recommend itself TO the city 81 iSch
mond as nearly doubles her corporate vote IN she f"'
road canal and companies In which she Is s'oc"
holder We will take the Danv!le road as an cSam'c' III
which she holds $3.50 OG0 UndrG the Code she coaa GUY
give 80 votes whilst under the new law, proh'hs ., "
ratio OF one vote 70. every Tour over ten she eau give
M inn nj 262
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ARRiY,L OF VICE PRESIDENT KING At MO
BILE.
MoD-E April 1.-THE United States steamer Fulton,
from Aa,anzas arrived here to-day, with Vice Pre-
sident King board. His health is extremely low, with
but itlr prospect entertained TO his recovery.
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-
The Governor -! heuiucny has designated 3r5.
bundle citizens 81 TN, y ate a. delegate. - tho
ana Southwestern CaGvcn,!on Which Is 10 assemble
sh. on the fr- ii ndav in Jun"
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ESTENSINE EaII.uE

EXTENSIVE FAILURE
SPsIxoF1ELp, Ilass, April ll.-Mcss.s Amts,
cxlensye aape makers this city failed for large amount
They have been long embarrassed.
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New OslEASs, April s-The second concett OF Colts
chalk, the pianist, brilliant triumph
Lola Mon!ez is here. and is going 10 California.
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HOUSE; D.' DEIEGATES.

~ Ten O'clock, j. NJ ,is SPEAKER called tr House 10
prt. :ibon, Is numbers appeared in their sras.
ua motion q Mr TomLIs, hl II relation 10 The !ntes
privileges II The Legislature" lis Officers
- l,Esn ~ ant said amendments disagreed -
I6a S9EAKER presented /" me inlSe communication
from D. T. Claiborne Gouch, calling the attention Of the
Legislature s'i0na requirement III relation 10 the
reeiairu.~ 81 births and marriages
Ga MOTION the bill for the above object taken up and
passed.
The report Tic Special c0rani,lae in relation certain
charges ag!ins, the Baltimore and Dh;o Rail Road ConPa
ny taAtn M notion Of iIr. MASSEY and atortcd
o. motion Of Nh lMD resolution was adopted, fe-
qu, u:s AG'ltJr Public Accounts 10 withheld pay
ule.t the SiIS 10 ReEiTG Reed who had applied
in obtained Tire .ugafc OF Clerk 0i the House ~
nc7r- amount for services alleged 10 have been
rcr committee OF The House Of Delegates, for The en-
lie session eiayilg rcnerc bet r~o dag ser
vices -o committee. Nj l. stated that Mr.. K. had also
,"r certificate .tr Ike amount from he Clerk OF the
fnr services 70 committee % the Scnate-mak!ng
s. 4 dly T.. ,l.= ,m'ir. session
Ca s..o!yl .! Mr. JOHNSON, House bill! au!hosae mu-
mic pal cI.pONcr"G ec justices Of the Peace
20 rec.y. thc.- r. certain
vas Ken M w.lh a;nenifnens The amrnimeng wcrn
l.rrr. TO- and The bill returned tie Scnnlr.
GA motion, The SPEAKER was authorised 10 sac1te he
ch.r resumed His pleasure !" enable h''a 10 com
Nh" ihr signing u enrolled b.lIs
TIE SPEAKER resumed ne C!la az hall past O'Clock
Nj &E5sn offered The following resolution which %ns
~ nmlusls adopted;
E.suivni Th.r the llnG= this House be rendered -
.ue Speaker :s prompt dgnitrt aud impartial ninn"
IL which h.. ha- presided over IL Deliberations.
h Hau-" ayin concluded their legislative lihos Mr. 81
4:
uu.; ~ cnn.eni II The senate 10 udJpurn sane az
Tuc rn ,rir. 5eGe aa1pes NJ. Syn vas appointed By
the Speaker n rcu.c. the Information 10 lie S.Ea ana
that BODY !u,aiiatgg returned answer, through ir
itYrs o! ~ readiness also Ia aiJcGrn
GA motion ., Mr MART, it was
El=ry.i iln' ne fIuwSe do no% adjourn StH: die
Eero Announcing This decision, Speaker CRcycHFiELn
asked IL i. nAuI-c n cw parting remarks He proceed
e! b, making .r; :eaI, appropriate and lecn1 address
IN yr: r!ci IL ihtII iCu" ans arju0Us tbniS - ic
,r, and Important If he w!S. lie iru.
"a: ,i prove r'rcf'.! :, TIE Sac 10 the Kindness ami
,.. ,c. r." had M, from all the member; In The
~g,5-r >i.ca - whtrh ;er pirlly had called him, Ia
m "r discharge his dutics with mna!iiat;y ani con
I- b. returning his heartfelt thanks and wishing MI the
m, ubers s." p::ac:n H.nrn their families ard
frirns He announced that House sc0c I'd )G:.ed
sine de
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NEW STEAM BOITER.-Thc reader viii sec, BY refer
ring advertising columns that and cxrraoina
~ Improvement in Boilers claimed and the rights adser
tisrd FOR sale 1t is called the Irving Boiler.
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81 5G5.9Sl


EICtss Ol appropriations, UNII0o'00.
Ii is easy 10 calculate how murt revenue Is derived iron
h s,l.s i h- public lands wh0 the Exrr%sES 81 one de-
nartm.nt are in round numbers about - ouOuUu ana inc
nnrS- Or THE sAL does exceed S2vUOUUO annnay
If The State OF Virginia shall fare as well as the entia
Government j. here shown have done 10 the management
Of the Two ., three millions pubic lands lying somewhere
east and north the FL PAsso, which VIII a I" he snare
il ia plain that her public debt VIII decaeu a
as under the influence Of Benefits Land BIZ.
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-1-l1r NWsNI1d WI cI-T-TE-II y GII'T- II
IIIsSE1.s CELFEHaTED WHEAT uEl
WILL iutGIsh 10 planter, IbS~EN safes. M ..,s.
Reaper. manufactured. pr.tc- Tin 1.'aa: 81 ns
,r., "t..Ug season, Therefore. those ~ts
tIciu > plca-c prw4pI aes orders 10 ne 4. ynt- 90 All.
..uiDigcat
lHGAshrrs, iorac Powers ran Nils Cora She lrr. : /,
ri a. manufacturers ;Iics Tl!uS BEASi
March !.-C2u. p,f,s.. s,
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LOGAN WAi.L It::iRf,,ox-, a.

COMMISSION MERCHANT. RchH"H.,. sa..
81 ETuRH> as thanks = ,."s~ = no r"t,ars .
,ont .irti,o 10 The AZ every description. - us -
| DIcr Oairc corner Main aEL y:n streets
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Alexander peasants, a, Minasi,lan, Mexico,

WHALING BY ELECTRICITV-Mr. H Richten of
Bremen the inventor of the process oil killing whales BY
elsc,rici,y bas arrived New Bedford from whaling
crnise upon The Northwest coast during which he said
20 have successfully tested his invention
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Correspondence OF the BrIlimory sun.

\ !. STARkx Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
NEW YORK.
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO.,.

5i BROADWAY, opposite the U. States Bohded Warehouse. Importers and J5bbcrs of Rich Silks,
 Paris D:ess Gaods,
 Shawts, Gloves,
 E,nh-oideFies,
 White Goods,
 Rihbo,.s, &c.,, nv''e the attention ef Merchants from all see. tone ic their unrivalled assortment of SILK ,.a.ND FANCY DRY GOODS, imposied with soecal '. ference to the wants a: fifei class buyers. a6d in three important pastieplars, via; Taste. Variety and Price, nlicted i0 he uncquallrd. ~ Messrs. E L. < Co.. having been engaged in ,hs h0siness for mary years in Philadel l,h,a, where tie taste is not unlike, in many sesp, cts, 10 that Of ihe Northern and Easiern Sia,ss. they won.d caii particular attention io thcir q, l4s, Hisny of which are controlled en litcly hy ihGH. 3@ (. having bern remarked that our busiEeea x almost exclusively Southern, we would beg leAse tA cay that our goods are adapted to ev rvS secilan af the United States, Northern, Sauthefa, Eastern and Western, and that in s.ylc and price shfy wall be found equal ss any | other Home.
 On and alter December ist, next, we shall Inccupy aur rew Marble Warehouse, now be. ing erected, No. 55 Chambera Street, 4 door. ttosn Broadway, directly opposite the Park. July 6. 1855. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
GABIMIT lPURMUITRlE, CHAIRS. Mc.

,HNHE subscriber having taken the old U Stand, occupied by his fauher. 1T. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cabs net Ware House, begs leave to inform the public, that he has on hand very large assortment of all kinds of Furniture of nis own manufacture. suited to the coun~ try market, and having facilities, second to 10 establishment of the kind in this part if the State, for manufacturing any article ID his line. to order, with despatch, and in he best styleof workmanship, feels aesu- red. that he can supply customers both as quality and price, on better terms, than :an be Obiained elsewhere.
 Ia his assortment will be found at al tines. Superb Sofas. at less than city pri .es. Mahogany. and large number of Oth IF kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chairs of ID kindA, tables, bureaus, Secretaries, and ,ther articles too numerous to mention.
 Q earnestly request all wishing to purrT ase any thing in his fine tu give him call. as he is determined, 10 make it for tho interest of all to purchase at his estab> lishm on, on account of superiority in the ,rtictes, and cheapness in the price.
 JAMES H. LINSLEY.
 Woodbury, Feb. %. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
Fancy Dry 0ooas,

BEFORE yoa buy your Spring purchases exam,ne A' Bradford's in Wolcoiiwlie the Ps,i,iuss. eheapest and mos, fashionable lot of psc.s oeads escr oassred te ihe Ladies oi Li,chlisid Caansy. Hack Silha of celebrated Manulaesure ane wassasisd not 10 craek. fran, ,s7 10 si.s5 pes yard beaal,9ul Mcus. do Laines gresn n se Rs css. snalley sud Bsrags ds Laines from Is Id v, LasFas end French Maslins from c te as. Gsnghame of new slyles ie cts psr yard,
 Callcoes os'eveFy shade and pilce. EmnaOlDEAgD CeLLAas. UMpnnsLnnvRs. CnRmmEsgs. lnlainls' Waisls, Edainas and inseHlRgs, long and Shaei embroidered Nlllls. klA, slik and Iiiio ihsoaa ulpsss, tlaek, sIlk 1Ad faneg Bhawls-iB fact. lell sssorlmsas nf ehnlso 0o04s. CilRAP, under the sysleM' ! pasehass, vss Cash and EEehange. Tvy me. and psovp Mhsl1 asy.
 tEA nnlleR wauls6 u anchanNa.
 oRAproRDse CHEAP STORE,
 Wolegtlvllle. e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
SILVER WARE. Fine Gold & Silver Watches, Jewelry
 Fancy Goods. &C.

sSAsSJ SWVSAS' wv At the Old Stand No. 2 Exchange place.
 s,... BRIDGEPORT. CT. TyHE firm ot Blackman & Sanford SO long A known at the above place having dis- solved II he business is now conducted by the subscribed who will be happy to see all who visit the city either for business or pleasure. 1t IS my intention to keep larger assortment than has eve- HHen offered m this place, which will at all l,imes be freely shown either to the purchaser or the curioue.
 My Stock uf Jewelry is very largeand em ,racing every style in fashion both fine Col, and plated.
 Ladies and Genilemen's Gold Watches Q every description, quality and price. from $2Oto $2oo, and Silver Lever. Lepine, and Verge Watches oi every quality that can be warranted to keeptime Silver Forks, Spoons Knives. Ladies, Cups. Sugar tongs, &c., large assortment always on hand warranted as pNve as coin, and of the most fashionable style, silver work of all kinds madeso Ordef,Jeweiry and Spectacles made and repaired,
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals, Plates. Spoons &c, engraved in superior ayle.
 Fine Watches. repairedin the most perfect manner, and warranted in all cases to perform we'll, Watches sent by Express or otherwise or repaWs will receive immediate attention. GEO. SANFORD
 No 9 Exchange Place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
Now Ready; gHs New Msshodists Siaying Book ! luTE OF ZlONI

DNsIabs W00DBURY, assisted ON kkev. II. MAT
 TYSON, pastor nf the John st. Meihpllst Church.
 II Fl comprises nearly one iteusiad piecesef the
 A choicest MUsic, including a'inasi livery old tune of any me rii ever pubIishsd;f II represents soma fwo hundred of the finess ( mp, ,sers the world ever saw and captains every variety 0f meter now in use. wilh capous indexes ,t0 every part. The LUTE is ,he.ei,re held with truth tO be an al,ltsi exhanstiess mine of the richest bacred Musical Treasures ever presented to the public. Glowing with the animatian aud buri.- iag zealof lhs communion sEs whieh il is de- siGhed, ,rhe tunes are neyrsthe ess cquaiv adap- sd 10 the Hymn BnOks at all dennn,in ions oi Christians. or Ms WooDBURy's last Book, the .a.. Over .15O,OD0 Copies @ have been issued since it's appea three years ago and still the demand is uts the increHse. Is any further evidence nf the admira t,n in which ne is held as Composer t, b6 desired
 From tho enthusiasm w:th which thes1sUTE has already been areesrd, reception Iar it sim ilar 10 that meied .oihe Ducimer is confidently expected.
 Any professional musician desiring . cnpy of .eithes the Lne or Dulciner fur exa,ninaiioH, cen have Il sen, to hIm, free Of postage by remIiting 7 G0 cents to the Publisher.
 r. | HUNTINGTON.
 +ss g Park R0w. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
NEW GOODS
 AT THE l. ADTESs STORE.

U >f rec c..tvsd, new supply of fashionable y l.,d,rs' Drpss Good>, Trimmings &c.,, comprising Plain aud Figured French and Eng ish Muslin. and Rarrage De Laines AL s' Preach aifd American Super Mourning aud Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Colored D,ess Silks, Paplins and Alpac ca, Mourning and Colmrd Square. a | Lang ShaSls, Menth' iag'asd White Wrought < viss Collars. Co , lafel,s aud Cuff. Swiss, Bnnk, Jacket and La'e ksdgings ant: Fnsettinss. Velvet and Silk Ri',b ms. R,hhnn G,inaa. .Fringes, &c.. Alex. ander's and othe,, Super Kid, Silk and Tn, cad Gioves. Patent Ribher. and Morocco Shoee. Paper Hangiags. a large stock of Muslia and Wm'len shirts aud Lin n Collare, Bleached and Brown Coiior Shceiings, Shirtings aickings, Feath ,9t.
 AL SO ,;rcce'i.s. Teas. Sugars Mnlasses, Cand;es.-Ai.o 10000 Haytens' Bricks ard Pin Boar.ls. f',r sale Cheap.
 asS goo Sewers wanted on SEiris and In der Shirts. a
 s. N. BRONSON Agent. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
Hart Female Seminary. PLYMOUTH. CONN.

THIS Institution is established in that in viiing location, late tho residence of Mrs. Rev Luther Hart and Rev. Ephraim Lyman~ Plymouth Center. IL is intended to be .. first class Boarding and Day School for the educa- ton of Young Ladies. embracing regular course in all the solid and ornamental brsncli es usually taught in such institutions. It is placed under the charge of Miss E. H. DIcK- ERMAs, lady of experience and superior qualifications, who will be furnished with competent assistance in tho Varions depart- saents. Young Ladies from abroad will board tn the iamily with her and be at all timSs suhject to her supervision. Noeffors sill be spared 10 reader tfis Seminary one whiehfos .heropghness of instruction. aad kind rcli
 gious influence is worthy of the confidence and patronage of tho public. The Fall Term will cOrhmencs on Wednes. day. Sept. i4,h, and continue foarieea weeks. For Circulars containing Pasiieulass, and Tor application for admission. address
 REV. I. P. WARREN. August. 1853. f1 N < tsi S'7