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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

Di.!sici si Canaan, ss. Proaass Court. Ociohsr
 TIPON lhs appliealinn 1T Amos Fierce of saia 0 Ganaam, showing lo shis Court thas he ie
 Guardian 0 Enfah K ET:tss, minor. heIonrins,
 10 ssid district and ihak sAA sAiAJk . sls ossrs
 uf ho lnllawinR real es1aie, Si4 s-a certain sraci 0f saRA stuase in tke second eociely in enii Cn-
 uaGn, bounded north hy laRd 0f Auinsillis Evisis. south IT Innd'oE Sophia Evitla euss hg lnnds Si Chas!es nefnes, and west hg isnds Of DeEssis
 kaoes aQd tete mote R4ltienlAs AeerEipainn Sl said lAats reference nass Ne kaa N lke 1sSr;h.. iion q she essa.s q OIiver Eeitis, 6 seccri ;n
 ths Ftpbate 0llcb l0f she district ef ShsFon. sn- tAluius a0ogt %0 esFess and vnined al nhoui 6ra handfed dal!Ass, md chewing iasl snd r,aso.,- ahie causs iof tsIilne said seai eslsle: ornviS. tas en order, and that 10 or enIne oiker mssss peseOn % empQwered t0 sell tho same. hs nes appl!casSon oA 1l9s dated lks eiih da9 of Octc. he1 5631 n0zS felly Sl1eAiS Ts NJ s s-ss
 o1ss..s hss sAs s.s1alaK spplieAsioa ~ SIss dzs M 3s0elnhst. INs3I d o'cjork. stser.
 laooni and thas noiics lhoiscf bs pnhlisfsd IN soms pahiie sswsD&pse f,Esx lks nIscs M N such sss! saiaie lise. llsee Mpeks snceessissig.
 astena. ssx NeeNs hel'i5e said sinia nssisned. ~
 'iii'li siil SS :; T: tt ANGER. Jsss.. \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
1srcntiefA .Aanadf Report ef ske
 LlrCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire Hassgg1.sssece GsOa1saD6sseej

JULY 4th, 1853 ss Whole amount of cash premiums s.k V { . . k reeeiyed, se 22 .6f4 .2f, Whole amount of losses and expesl.
 ses ot the Company, Ss l9,9sI.lA Cash Balanres nDws on land, 497SS.R7 IncFease of cashlon handsassr issf sssa assa9
 yeaF, s f s8ts-s Sss q ,172 s04 Present Capital eI Tana sf the ~ = Company asssEr ssam m 00.l l90.a6 This company has now been in sneeessini operation 20 years, during the whole Of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members of the compnnyx afid has n shis time Il cash Fund of q, ,783,93. ss}sly invesie1 and drawing interest, tse amount ptlnleresi seeeifaa up to the present time, being more skan 9l, ,5QOs and from the public Ias.s every where bestoN ed uLOn l. has within the lnea gW0yeaRs increased its cash fund from S2 I27 4i to @4, ,783 g7. lA The Directors cf this cOTnpany aye confident that the planof insurance adopted by them wiM meet with hearty response from aft intelligent friends oi the principle of Mutual lnsuFance.
 This company insure only ip this state and take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shOps, etc. or in exposed Village 2! e:ty propeEy, bat and isolated buildiaas. and their conients which not more shan S20o0will be insured on one risk, sSss @
 This compsny will adjust .all claims with promptness and libeFaiity, and if as any time |; difference should arise between the parties all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in tho eountys eseh party selecting one, and il case they do not agree, third peFson. shall be chosen, and the award of all, or any two of them. shaII De final and conclusive.
 GNyce9.s or slke C0asspaseAvs
 ]. q. BECKWITH, Presidents
 OLIEyER GOOD EvI,V. Treasn,sy, JaSON WHITING. Secretary. DtrecsOss.
 'AsaS l; q sEcKWTTH g;,sTiHa 4 g g,'qS,..sev sEwtS OLIVER OLIVE ssri,oSbSiN G is DAtfDG. G sANE0kb s0 SETH P. HEIRS. lRORBINs BATTEl.6 STEPHEN FROWBRlDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hal VI ipiDh, General Agent
 AGENTS or THE COMPANY.
 Leman w. Cutler, WMeriown Daniel B. Brinsmade. Washsngtnn David C. Sanferd, New Milford Ruiiis FaIler, Jf. Kent Rich. ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg. CaTB.3 wall; Joseph !. Gaylord. GoshcR ; William M. Burfall. Canaan ;s Donald J. Warner, Sal. isbnry s. ID. NOrihway, md John Dews.l, Narfolk Roger H. Mills, Neu Hartford 1; Groree ID. Madhams. ToFsiReion {; Lewis S,nnh. Harwinsoe J.hn c. Amiler. Beshlemi John Aherneihy and George B, Forest " ocdA buy David 0. sVhiislessy. Nes Preston l; Retsben Rock well. Colehreok John Hips- dale, Winsicd; Jehn N. Hal, New Canaan i; E. TaInadge, Plymouth
 Persons wiahing ios est their huildsnss in. sused esn apply io ei,hef oi The Assa'ss q iel
 c. BEcKwTTfI. psesident.
 yAsen wHlsaKS, Secrcsaly. a "
 LitchGeld, July 1853. N <. 7: ' ssssa..l
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 or THE NORFOLK LEATHER COMPANY.

WTE, the undersigned, do hereby associate
 w ourselves as . bufiy polite and corporate pursuant the Siatute f COnns ctieut relniina to iaInt Stock Corporations, and the following are our AFtlclrs Of Agreement. H 4s5
 Art. |. The naIDs of eaid Corporation shalt b. the { NorEak Leather Company.s
 Art 2, The capital stock of eaii Corporation. shall be Six Thousand Dollars, and shall he divi- ded into TWO hu,sired and iorty shares oi twenty five dollars each. s6s.s @ ss4sss Art. 3. The purposes for which said C5rporo- ton p established aFe the following, 10 wit:-- Importing, manufacturing and dealingin all kinds of leather; impoFsing and dealing in all k,nds Q, untanned skins and hides; the pRFchasing, hold. ing md Iehsins of all real lcstate. machinery as fixtures c0nNenieu t0 casry on said business also the buyIng selling and dealing in all articles ne eessarg and eous0nisnt to the carrying on ai said business, md generally tO do all fhinRs con venient tsths naaisagement of the same.
 Art. {. The Statute aforesaid is hereby refer red l0 and mlnde part0f tile Articles, and the Corporation hereby esfnhlisted and organixed under and pilEsuanl 10 said 6iaiute esaE havs the powers and praceed according to the geeuia. tioDs described and speeified therein
 Art.5 Each subscriber tD these Articles ngsee 10 take the number n sliasesannexed sO his uasne in t,e enpifat stacl 0f eaid Cornoratias, each share to be twensy-ive dollars, md 10 pay the came by installmcuts as the Directors shall pre- scribe. N Re A@s @8sag 8N7 N Art. Gs Tie said csrperatian isestablished and located m the town Of Norfolk, County oi Litch- field and State Nf COnneciirnS.
 Subscribers Names. Number of Shafss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Motica.

\ TN s... 3.9ass RN WNAWWa EnNand affcF Novcplbef let, l652, the fare will
 sssss wiih haRgaee. 90 x ssA Twezsy-ivs cetits will be charged for extra Trunks, and tue sanf rnae fir all extra haesaee.
 " x sM ( LOTT FsN N, Pr0psiei0r. L'tchhcid. Oct. Eth, 1853. p3M26
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Ane kaA ailroad N 
Fai1 4ttdaysmsnf eomnsfae;Eg Nsy. sas.an. Aa.a.. ] ;. 1858 \ 1... . .

&Nst stN@1sf&esScssss1ss SOWsHss agSfssy ~ GN. ssass ' ll II l653. M
 rnzixs oUros sbssbsrpaa4.
 FIHST Fsssgiit ;Naail leae1s DsiIespef, for Wihsfed,al V s06 A. I'M \. cnnnsclinc N at Ssratfpsd with the 5 go A, M.. Tfain from New Haven. s$ ls M ~ sss M M ~ ~ ss sss @
 Second Freight Tsain l.ayes Bridgeoosi for Watssbn,y, al 6 IS A. Nj. N ss Alas2
 First pnssengef Train leaves Briascpos. Tor syinsted, ai O.33 A. M,, sr oa a arrsvsl N the A. M. ExpFeas ksain run Ncw Turk. connecting al the Junctioa with thg 10 ls AZ M Tgain from New daxen. ", ss's,. M N Tkird Ersighi Train wiIl leave Bsidsepsr fors Waseranry. ~ z.t0P II. Second Passe4ges Tsasn leaves EJsidae- pott fSr Winsied II 3 n M., sr oN fke < $. < Iissl ihe 800 P. M. Exprsss II I'm isom MsM Xagbs ennAeeiine n lhe JnHci inn with the ' so Rs M. TrsiR Iron New Haven.
 xAAlNa sn40 nstpokroax. '. Rssss paSe&B8es Train leaves WaleshaFx les nsidasposi 6i so As M.. connrelines sl sls Jaaltlam WisA aissiM to MrM ls~Nxn. agsd NJ nnaespsss wish ,ls III q. U. TsAi6 sss
 sseesa rkssspseF rsa,a iaasss ,eissssa at x.i1 \. e-s eqRntciin9 q ahs Jhac,iss. MllE,h Huh io HeN Haven. and n Hsi.lse~ tzz& Yft# tAN &% &f M &< At4{U &&<t4&W X 66S. zilst EsciRhl Train wsII lssSS 4vassshs.ry : isF nriaxsp6ss st ! 4s E ai. sss N
 h'fa RasszpfeE Tfajn lsaxes tFi:sslea3 es l.z5 ' ~ cenn1elina a1 ihs Jnnesipm A'illsA Tran l{4M 5asaas and afs iiria8sp1il Mn t114 &s sE 1a EsatA fs kseNs E 0sk. M eR \, sssss ss 2 {. kssisAs TssiA isssss sgtasssa \
 .,.sssss c.' FiiI N .l,ssksa ,s .ssk <
 s4Ass l.ss E. \. \ 4ltt s4 &i&Ex iF1ra M Mgodbhry. Sauih. h1sn H.sety tld. kfia f1ziafsI. Rll eonatcl 4, N4slh Brhr&yssiIlsa &s;sh ahe "A M 1i4in daWn. neinfni ares Evasy slsY' oa .hs as'.ss sI ,!S X f ; s1|P '''assss dsJs sh A;sis1l oI snS i< Nj A t Tram.
 III fss.ls Sss ks ion " 1i6si5 T. v ili ro1ss nesi ~ Halsshufy every dey Fsih tlsr 6 50
 6 kfAln deNn. Refusalnaa nn afkirnl nl me 5t <s N Fl Tkai6 lSs|x E.is: N,.,s sS. slsd Nn saturdays Ndse ilIe 5 ss R NJ srskin.
 E4H4a 1f El.a z.ilSfIi6la w'iII ear.SSst 41 st|d &tell5h aiik kSiI, LEE s..s '''s ktth siag3 l v s's:.3 'i''' ''s' ! .as Allehesekssil;a, oslsbg6Sk tlNE %EF 9r1.anf lll lEGes tg;SSIsal 4,s.a <sI et 1l<I4sl sf 4lIe Asssns TT <.
 sf| E 1.S f 4s A ll sNsniS M
 Is.3[ ' t1 SI1f' ki'iSf ssl I'll &eN *4A &|.l'i5 Iof NaW Kolk, Ms@ fIs. NeE' 4 HliHHnrttt ] lIo aEgnD. sGbssin.enaenk &lidN11 'S' Iz 11 1GU8. as sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
. M1fME ME { .elDB0Ws E
A. OAXw0N

uFNKITE the attention of ths mmsical pub. lie ,la their aew stY le IT hzeluieona p.sfni se4hy GagheEks Having ewHgY tariiiiy kaE
 m4haleel0 el0fing 60 me hcsl adunH lsff 1T iih ea. petsencs4 and sh llllil Wo kInsn in Ail tEsncks e cf the toslneSss ri& can fuFeisk 1eIrdtoht lfo4 49o . etsase1 esi Sll ake lks se ii9 pRpve- ilsatss 464 ets ttb eeSt tDsl lltys Nt lke t6estsl pkics p1esihla OtaStS zfe 1Sllcitea .tgigA the asans1mcs of pToImpt o1tsasi6ns sss ss
 v elanstsilla. Arfii ilSfles9. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
HWH

A vALUABLE. LOT or LAND she south side nf Pfospect OtytAl, nnlnfninR nes~.en 70 sn1 I b acses. ntafly alI of wl,ieh. lg frsl rate In,n1u's' ,.iTH sk..,,t s1 Apple 1vees pf enRralled ffnii. There is on said land large snd mod Barn. Also. near tue ceniFe nl ii, valtS b|e nnFine. which win furnish sn abnndnn, snnr,le 1i water through the driest aeasnn. fhe ahpve lul is in a square and hanasomr liifm, ard well sdRplrd io building 6is. and can be divided if necessnFy. The prnspesI rum said land is fiae, cnmmshd- ing an enilFe view afshe E.Dke. It is rRish- n half mile sf the Court H0nse and pd. i,lining if,e residence 0f Rev. Mr. Swan. t'bs fafsher paruiriiIsfs. ef.anite uf
 OLIVER GOODWIN.
 LlieLfirlds July1la. 1858. 10
 t s.s a 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
lg!xl8 .

DY late Aei of Cengsess inc ssijaws ard A8 mi iuns children SI siIicefs, Maa eolnnis- sioNed. eEIicess inusicians aud ptisayes. bott. eegul1F and Wnlanla3r ofithe MnF pf isl9 Ana ufshs fn;ina easssinee iso0s are entitled to i've yeesa half per. 4
 Tke WidoRs of fall.reyoiniiopsfy psnsidls era tho uxh mafrieA since i0oo AEe ensseled la peneions. Ms serms fer pFnenFip9 pensions are liberal, and ny facilities such as f0 ensrs anlss sncees4 IWoald inyila alt pessons V ho may havs claims da the GoVeFanlenf f6 KiSe
 V HHfsNN . D0sAv Avl9. Attesass st Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
1000 Hook Agents Wanted 7' V 10 sell Pictoriai oad Usefai Wosks 70, " tke Fear 1854.
 1000 Dollars a Year

"ANTED. in every section Of lhe United M Statess active and snteFprising men, tss Nngage in the sale of some of the beer Books psIblislsed iu the co1ntsy. T0 men of good ad- dresa, possessing small cnpital 0f from OPS tn SioO, such indncsulents will hs offered 60 10 en- 99 The Books pnhlished by us are all uselul in thciF character, extremely popaiar, and con. nand lafRo sales wherever shey Afo offered.
 Egr farthey paFticnlArs naldresa (b0ssaae naid.l
 ROBERT SEARS. PenEislER.
 A0a I8iIiiaM SIveet. NsiD York
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
] G BATTERSON'S aEARzxn SuOx KR

Monumen ntsa sai Fsmss ofs Americah sand l.s ftslianAt Atarbie. Baplismal Eoats,l Ma.
 ralTablcts. urns, Yases. .Maniles, Table Tops, Italian Tile for ~
 FlooTs. &c.. conslanily .tss
 an hand of furnished to q act.s ~ 4 Hartford. june Isf ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

A1aggo nNnoIimenl of Glassie1l. Tk6olosi.. calss Misgsllmntans. A1adienl and SCHOOL. BOOKS Amcrican, Ennlish. and FEenck. Stationery, aa whnlssals e sslnik. n ANT BOOKS SofsE@y dssesipiianon handoF unsdo io order. asaz nil sss sAaae ss.s sa , eEF Old Bos.ks 70 hound, in plain or sle. eanf siyle. MeTehnnis, School Committees, Teaehsri. &c., snppl,ed op Inc most liberal terms. Ti Iiuly 6. tsss-.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

8m&mRs and NA0lmssee M
 AVE advanced ip pl.ss. sN1U6tsesa xsas eAu hnE ~ uQ el eid rlicns we hNnsKT Whsn hNs md sell us Nt plslGS. A1Sk ksIsSH gga bsy ii dpn'feosl anyIhing. e5S { wsisss.vai e. Itss Hsss-1 '''ess.l S 1Ne5ahHS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
MsflN 2

4l& NA 4M&E8S
 MoNG ahe new nsees Gpods n sAlsal \ 3rad zbrd's ell llAaap eese < tn Wol<oilk i!ls, notice ete iSll4ssiaS . 2 1S z ae00 yds of Messi5neck and usliSf eaii6oes. N NigchnH HiGrle 6i|kt oiI B6ilsa N s.gipe4 bte4tll tlihS A SCD EFsnah mlasinnes,
 eo0 hlseEnNH nnlnfe1 usaraxens.s tionslin ae teYs 1ftft1 alon76eSk nayisian
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
A A Wageam

Continue to bulIa Chpreh and parlsr Orknna which they can fassish n &oeieiiss pfae N. aiviaaale on ressonabie noliss and ef sny sixs e pattern. M Also, Mclodeans wilk all the Into improve. menls, which fos Fichn<ss af teue an1 dasshil ily Afe xefy much iaapfeye.. 8a$inR ssers lsciliiy I6f manelHt tinfine so ths best sdsal. tagt, Wilh expssieneed 6nd sk illiaf w0sksnsn in III bsAnehes e tke bnsjnsss, we aFs eonli- ddns sh&f @e San sAiisIy ail iessrs of nno1 music. and nsost respectfully inviie ull 1he llc arc 10 purchase te sallaHd examine lol them
 k,alcss hlslsdcsa slyle tssm Ssst ts s5S. Piano StyIss anslsEeni &laielso so1 11hInisase g10O
 AA J DAYTON. N Welcossvil'e. Apsils lsA. asss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
UMONHON HN0THERS,

-- Late !, R. Hrogsop 6 Co.,, s5 f. = Deoks1IIsEA an1 slni'snsEs . BOOK BINDERS Eu8 Dlunk BbSk Man. 2. ..sss.s. A.so. dnelcl1 in ssssy description
 .haSF 70. e. HnONsoN.
 @e atSs8@ R.TA nnOmef1n
 zWuiuIbusys Cam. s TS 'ag : i .Se -'.sz
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

VA WeM Af
 Ar yvEf0F' AND RETAIL. N ennlA AaIrr111 of BAal.es. DaOsx and B.ISds. Turned ualk m SIltl pn1lss Bsd pSsts@ Iahls xsk ClSlheD peets, Hitch Pos.s, ca. Aieo on hand. inshoantrs Hlepgt bIE & MfII mt, sadpIe. I.,lSAdod. Ac. planine- --limheF and plank pluned eoaFde end psank planed and nlatchsd at sI0sk noltes Once. nest Railroad SsaIi6A, Wateft sry, C..nn. N
 tesssD sna "a. |. LUAl, Il xSni. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

sD Every kipd ansI style If Jon, CARD and RooE PAINTING, by Steam, executed as heretofOse. Large additions of NEwa TxpE and MAcniSEaY arc being 1n made .sd this year, to the already most extensive Printing EssabEshmenfofa
 ELaHU GEER, lOgarArr sr
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FalEeld county al Dsnbury. c.. Professor Oim-
strsd. Of New hasea. during sxaminsiion. dsposed
: am professor Of natural philosophy and astronomy
Of ale college some sesIs attention 10 the subject o.
m lhen .tcs bias made familiar With The sciences At
he ns With reference 10 The distance which me
locomotive lesped and the distance from The rail 10 The
water were uniform there would be difficulty IN as
eenaining the speed Of The train"
The professor having been supplied with black board
explained great length and with cearness The method
OF sceriaining the speed OF The train Assuming the
diaw 10 have been sixty feet wide, the surface OF The
water ten ar below the track. and the centre OF gf4siy
The engine have been fifteen ieei from the front end
Of a, the spesd Of The lISa 20 s-lo miles per hour
rhis statement mas he considered in connexion with
tbe evidence Of Mr.. Whistler. superintendent OF The
road, WHO FAYE that al. the engineer comes upon dan
part Of he track Al dangerous nate OF speed, IL
the du y OF the conductor check the speed BY
OF the tel-rope." The verdict Will be looked for with
great Interest
KossuTAs ssrrRs-"Thrss sisters o. Kossutb," writes
lady to u, ARE livrg in New York. One Is al The
head Of boarding houss al No. Irving Place. and The
Others who have recently arrived in hs country, al
761 and 1852 Broadway Ninth street. where they in
tend opening lace and silk siore, about the FIRST oil
September Many Of their goods they brought with them
mi hey have been disappointed account OF the absence
RON the city OF many 10 whom they brought letters
have recently them, and feel DESTROYS that they
should be known and experience thai sympathy they sp
pear TO deserve The articles they have for sale Of
very superior 9aali,y and manufactured al Brus
sells under their supervision, think. The widowed sis
Ter Is Madame Messelenyi ia health has compelled her
10 abandon The idea OF Teaching for which her brother
though: her fully compsien And as support for her
self and childef together with her sisters family, she
intends TO open lace and silk shop she has brought
with her Partisan dressmakers and designs 10 carry on
The business"
Two Of The sisters 60 this week 10 Newport, in the
hope oil finding customers among the crowd Of wealthy
and fashionable people assembled there Five years ago
they wealthy themselves. But because they were
sisters and wives, their property sold and they
prsoned. They reduced TO absolute poverty. /,
Is YET year since their mother died al Brussels
and ole Of them is within thai short period widow
In the midst Of those crushing misforlunes these III
homeless omen iotilade that rarely dis
play and nobility born OF couTt.. They ask nc
charity bat uncompainingly work. and would glad
ly earn livelihood for themselves and Their children
1, strangers strange land, ignorant of language
and customs unused 10 their work. sick, frendess, and
poor-i is easy 10 that unless generous public sym
patty will all their efforts. they may fail after all.
4 Abany Euening Journal
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MOTIF II o. from pabfe sale private
cnIry lands lying WITHIN Afs<en naiie. of the
e.f proposed railroad ndpA,
~tsipFt, 10 MontScmsry, In AsabannA
behalf of
proposed Montgomery
directed that for present.
Of puue constructing rsrad public
ther' abouts,
Montgomery
suiisct lac aud AoeusTA
sy. siAnAsA, Alabama
The rsg1re.
Land officers OF The dstflct1 aforesaid
or.cer aeild- u
pruIua,
Presidents
yrirafe bs notice
tying within the underline
SxtA Of the base lime aAd 81 The CAoeaau
seven, twelve four,esA
seventeen, and eighteen
NorlG Of base ~ Of the spAen'
dsar,cf, Alabama Towssslrs
and Of
fractional thirteen
winch
notice
t-cnruon ". ~. how
eve be us1nli lshe as
By ord-r II the President
i.zsd Odice Wash
JOHN WILSON
Aug 20-d3w Commissioner
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TEUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD rURNr
s.s rss
81 confectionery hsAsry lin
scsth se~d ~
tinted me xsh 81 Asg~~. -~n Tuesday
6h Of ses-ss~r all
rsd impcrest- ola confectionery sod
bakery establishment @ liza
lisss.d est~~~n .csih and 10 ccicct, W.
emu n
t,rs tine sad hook
Fsrsns, csss scsi, and rocking cbavp
pn- dressing hor-aa. wssh-ck~~t and toilet cot
Fcur maple and s-,ie., b.as~~d.
tive mshoxssy cherry
Iouag~ uaring. and odeiosh
Yiffrr.~ eis-s
Jwo mmutri
Miseow SHADES. curtains, covn,cs, sr-
j~a iessh~v BIRDS, barr aud shuck mattresses, Ae
Que s~f es"d hsss cn,ns cnr'-ry, &C
Ca~krr
Also, good assortment Of srcy articles toys, Ac
iwo hsvre~s, hsds~d ~sgcs
TIE ss.se day, o'clock = -,
shall s-il which thsy
stand fsos fh
feet 10 inches ,s~r~ ss~s spd
0pe s~ck either has I'VE good
sra ssrh rnpsdlr
~e~hv
ri P~r~vs~ 6>~srns rsshe rr-Hsshe Investments
Tsrss =" sss ri me under
cash Sas
tnrteg'y e-S"r-ea, bearing fourth
ss'nres =, Va,
Deed gives and decd ~ -rcur.dssrr-s
14 JSo. W. sckiM, Trustee
carES SCOTT,
Asssd Asrno~~.rs.
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TtanslAtsonl
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

hrDasss. rusaAn-
Pursuance order, communicated :, he Navy DeFs
hereby the following
addressed ae department aforesaid By the
,snaeai houses puspose u rsefyAg
ZION the sisnds e cefunns
IND establishment Of wh'eh was announced IN shs noe 10 nas
Of tse Sun pusahss ~ e ~ dsoEapacsi bureau
Mosr rncKtLrsr A having
department Of hghr bouss
lighting Of The lighthouse Of The ss.T
gas islands, has been suited 20 consist Of
light ought be hT~d pale Lher2iy, uAA
hight scinaions emitted four minutes. he
majesty m 20 has been p's.sd TO direct mac 70 .k'
your eacei,sscy, order that you may ak'
the pabaed BY The hycfoenph
bares a s,h OF last Aprd properly reeiihcd
communicate The above 10 your eAeesncy 10
your information and eenssguen' effects"
mentioned ~ The foregoing ooHmDsicaf.on-
ATLANTIC oekAr, coAsrh o. GAlncIA,
Lighthouse sisagas iiands, urosase Of coruana)
Of July isee WIN be lighted every night
ang Of The hight house essab
epal and ranging west of the same This light
viii be SITUATED in
Latitude AZ a. So, and in
Longitude 9. 81 ST. wen Of lbe Observatory Fe,
liz apparasu, il Of the cstadoptrcA large model
Aired pole light scnsons Of fur minutes
The ghr middle rface Of The ss7 feet
Burco produces Of 26 miles But tins reflection
light being such corresponds with The aforementioned
class light will only be distinguished clearly AZ hal
Thai distance.
MedifsraBsna Seu.-lcdstx Jrec-ac1 81
The following communicated by The Department Of w
10 has az the Navy this the
enagng those nresfy received IN
reference Of Ahoceaas Of which notice
given in Of september
pcsoa knowledge Of which
sary 10 nssissors repubished in
following form;
From the il, August last lighted every night
from setting the ~airhower
square elevated point of sbe fortress
light fxed-the being formed Of
lamps with large uicks, reflected by metallic glass
upon level Of The LIS feel a" Rugos It's
Election extending 10 distance OF nearly nine miles
GEORGE LAsS DE LA VEGA
MAptip, June 1, 1853.
Aug 3I-lt llniei and star
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Il u VIII hereafter Of
tebor closing "Wednesday June. which
The VIII open Oh the rth d september neri
The charges
Far aion pei 90
furniture, library and a,nasDes-.-....- ~ %
Board (prI ~eckl .-. .
board college ehu-re for tuition the
.ssn TBcr. Is an Zee sle aud email ctas. eseh
Fusi and furnished
pss.e. boarding s- $3.50 per
run ~ ne bis are p. abe o's han Al The beginning and '
Win giving different departments Of
BY rendering % The college
var-d class u students changes
eerres q Bachelor q rnso~ophy O. ~ attached -n &c
Of Bachsor Of Arss, with
!, sd.pea 70 ho-s wbo ~,.a 10 os,..n ~a.a . eaa >
ioa eaafaor the mathematical ase sct~nnbe studies vii
psnsn o III. arr. ana bans. o. he Tho-. VINO nsy wi,h
70 .so.', Fses. 1880 a. .,.s ~,
reference. ocis and vii ecrvs The Ad 81
OPENED may general regulations.
study fn length q ume They snd.'
ss,r W. nd obiects NE and rrsmrsou msy
rgsa esrheais e De-, .,,se,.s and pTss'essy = DE
~f aided s wants q INC svsrs departments
prr- Ming immediately t char Of chen
rco'er nrrrs'ry, and .osny 10 manner insi ~i ADD
preparatory hrs been placed under csrefs and
s,'nr n..ss%.s 70 'ess ~, h ben
ard y under ne rsner. ,upsran M 'sesp. saa na
scsi and ossheu,rcsi
Bo.rary pup ~ be received undc iss "mcdas snd d.
Ts su,snr. h.v, receary undergone thorough r-rs
ID. renoncs and snuvene-' % 10 already s~a"s
. believed cser. pr--~s,rd -trena saucr@ens.
young who desire 70 obtain ihro.sh ana
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Nrw Yoss. Ana. 30 The s,ock market - dali and
droeping-ssl~. United Sare- Sc. Iss7. III C<n-
ton Isl Erie, "a Long Id.nd BIZ READING. - Parker
Vein. Isi; Cumberland Goa, az: Ph0aix. IS; Nee
crrek sales Morris exns, lei sscsrsGns. - McCai
lock Gold and Mining Company. DO oher-d-no .sses
Mercy unchanged. trchar re on London. y II pre-
minm
Breadsfnfs Ermer under the Europesn news-sales
900 bills Of hour IS 81 IS ~ for and e5 -
- 81 Tor soutb-ru, brand Sale. of -
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Isl Ssie- Of 30 No sashris OF IL fa
yellow. Oai., ~ ~ Tor Kye -
Provisions qaietsse. OF 90 bls OF pork eI5 81 for
$is Tor PRIME Lard firm previous The
cotton market cute. and buyer. s.tnr conces-'os
Of rs 10 Ter ID. Sales. however OF no bess
previou. figures. win downward resd-rey wh'stey.
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s~srd~rs, s~d NJ the
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