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DISSOLUTION.
New Dress Making Establishment.

TNHOsE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
must call ON MRS r. CADv. ut which place
dresses are bsirg msde ty Mr.. Ge'bens new in'en
on.
Ladies will 10 doubt, think II marvellous when
she say that she neither has 10 pm on hnnss, nor
s,ter iresses-her fits are all warrsnted Perfect.
The system taught including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs C. invites all 10 give her a call and see for
themselves Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 cents.
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
or moderate terms, consisting of Ccaks, Msn'illss,
Dresses Sleeves, &c.
Msntua Makers can DC supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reas cuab,e terms
MRS. X. C8DY,
llth street near y, Washington City.
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United states Patent Omc..

WASHINGTON, November II, ls53
IN the petition of SAMUEL S. ALLAN, Of Salem, IN
~ the County # ga en- and State Of New Jersey
formerly Of Miamishurg Ohio. praying for the extern
sion of patent granted 10 him on the 18th dsy Of
January, lSI0, 10 which improvements were added
on the 18th day OF March 1Sll. for an improvement
in machines for husking aud Smelling corn, for seven
years rom the expiration If said patent hieh takes
place on the 18th day Of January, eighteen hundred
and fifty four
1t is ordered. th,t the said petition lee heard at
tn" Patrnt Office on saturday, the l4th day of Jsnu
airy next. Ht II o'clock, aud nll persons nOth
TO appear and chow cause, if any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be- granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 fle
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing. East twenty days before the day
IF hearing all trs.uony filed by either PARTY TO lie
used 1T the said hearing must Ice taken and trans
miitrl in accordance With the rules of this Office,
which will be- furnished application.
Ordered also. that this NOTICE be- publ shed in the
Union, Inteli.-nccr and Evening star, Washington,
ID. C.. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Pa Lvenng
Post and Scientific American, New York, Boston Poet,
Boston. Mass, and Patriot, Concord n. H. ami In
Iuirr. Cincinnati Ohio. once a week for three
ccssige weeks prerou 10 the fourteenth day Of Jsnu
airy RtAt. CHARLES MASON,
Commissi of Patents.
T. S-Elitors 1.-THE above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent 0ffce, with pa
per cunta ming this no ire. nov l4-N3w
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PHOENIX PLANNING SAW MILL,

CASH, BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-
- FACT0RY.-The subscriber having Just COM
plet-d the above establishment, AID furnished il
throughout with machiI cry of the very best snG
mot improved style. il now prepared to manuf.c
:ure in the nrate.t and best manner, and upon IT,,
most IaaSonshla terms. all descriptions of Sash,
Blinds, Focrs, AMI Mouidinss. aud 10 dress Flooring
Misunderstanding, &C. Ali the spore articles always
on hand. for s.le JOSEPH l.. SEaIMES,
nov II-d,;m Gear clown, ID. G.
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Oysters, wild Ducks Venison, and
Game Of ali kinds,
~ u And all the delicarie- that
WSA OYthe appetite may desire
MY d'ily served st the Metrop- I(
Oils Refectory. Gentlemen >sS.k4AR
who are f'nd Of good living invited call.
have made such arrangements with the oyster yes
sells AZ to ensure me regular and constant supply
of the hest OYSTERS.
Any rSon having for shells can arrange 20
take mine free at cast II they hauled regularly
away. GEO IIENDLEY,
MetroT Dis Refractory. Ia. svenue,
between JacL son Hall and @. S Hotel
nov IL
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STOLEN from the subscriber, on Wcdne day
~ Nov. 9th, light Ba HORSE, cropped tail, about
IA hands nigh The sweeney in the left shoulder
lame in the right shoulder, and small blaze in the
face and nose, white spot on of bis feet. 4
suitable reward will be given by leav NJ the horse
j. T. Fenwicks store on n. Y. av and 10th street
noylI-St# ALBERT NELSON,
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WASHINGTON GERMAN yebGeBS

M ILL give their Annual BALL on MONDtY
w the 10Th Of December, at CARUSTS SALOON
PART, alars in future advertisement
nov i4-3t
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~ Il. U. III. F. G. A.-Processioa and
ItI3 Bonner Presrntdtion.-The ladies' of the Sew
enth War will present to Potomac Circle, No ,. Of
the Brotherhood of the Union, of the ID. c. on rs
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m, at Island
Hail. a handsome Banner.
Miss Sarah j. Davis in b-bslf of the ladies, will
present this beautiful banner which will be received
ny Brother W. j. Souster. WM. TUCKER,
Chairman COMMITTEE of Arrangements.
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An Attention. Union Infantry
"a "A The members of the above corps are requested
I'M mi to attend the drills Of their company on Tues
w w days aud Thursdays. at o'clock, ut the Armo-
~, on street, opposite Gadsby's Hotel, 4th door
from Sd street
By order of the Captain:
TO. CHISTNEY, O. s.
n. B-Boys wishing to become members will call
send in their names. Only ten boys wanted
to complete the number of forty.
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s-Rally Wings and Disappointed
Democratic Office Seekers.-rhere wills
be Grand Rally of whi-s and disappointed office
seekers, at the old Wing Head quarters, (Copps "a
loon) at halfpast o'clock THIS EVENING. Nr
Cooley, Of New York, is exported TO address the
meeting. Rally in your strength!
BY order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ll-lf%
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e,-THE "sTAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
ID STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTION OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL"
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THE DEMOCRATIC REpU BL!CANS Of the District
Columbia and citizens of the sew. raj States So
journing here opposed 10 FrpeSoilism, amy rccos
milton Of the same by democratic Administration.
are requested to meet at C0PF'S SALOON, Loui,ian;
avenue. on Monday evening. November u. at :.
o'clock, to congratulate the sterling National pclo@
racy Of New York upon their recent sturdy and tri
umphant vindication of the purity and honesty OF
their principles.
No Union with the Enemies Of the Union.
BY order of the COMMITTEES of Arrangements.
6SS-A Band of Music will b. in attendance.
fB-scveral eloquent speakers will address the
meeting. Nov IL.
~ Union Building Association.-
U3 An adjourned meeting of the new Building
Association will be held in the Council Chamber on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at o'clk
All interested are invited to attend.
BY order
Georgetown, November Il, 1853.
nov l2-ti-
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
vNE "" STOCK AND Sp AING GOODS.

2, THE undersigned, having just returned from Markc', with fnlI and complete as- 'sortment of Boots and Shoes, unsurpas sed for beauty and faslion, selec'ed with great care and attention in reference Co the Spring and Summer trade. Among our large stock may be fnund every new style known to the trade. many of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in country. Ou' stock is very large, 'tyles beautiful. quality beyond dispute and we are bound to sell at all hazard.
 We therefore iAvi,e all, in this an the neiehborins towns to give us call, assuring them. that they will 6"d ,ha, which they have long sought for, to wit :-ihe height of fash- ion, beauty, and durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses. boys and Childrens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Oxford ai.s, U..ltA.. Js"ny Linds, Monterey Cush. man. ties, Sc. &c. At the Old Brick Store fist Door West Of the Court Honsa.
 MEAFOY Sc TRowDnfDoE.
 Litchfield, April 25, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
-GAUL.s ELEAN RANn-

DRAWN BY TwELvE BEAUTIFUL HORSES, MagnihcenIy caparisOned with silver mounted Harness and heOd-dresses. This exquisite.y wrought vehicle was built in tho city of Paris at immense cost It is constructed upon the model the anc,ent Triumphal Cars, and presents such style Of classic elegance and massive decoration as has sever been witnessed since the Roman Empire. The Carriage, which is 30 feet in length, displays upon pedestals erected at each extremity groups of li(e-szed statues of the nine Mnses, led by Apollo, finely chisseed and arranged in the following order-on the font pedestal is grouped, with apT roprai eemblems and in varied and grace. ful attitudes, Calliope, Euterpe, Melpomone and Urania at the other end are Thalia, Clio, Terpis. chore, Erato, and Polyhymoia. The centre piece is sublime allcsory presenting the aspmatioH of the Arts 10 Glory. The Arts are illustrated by four beautiful girls. with garlunds, revolving around the figure cf Glory who s'ands erect upon Grecian altar. holding alofi three CIVIC or laurel crowns. The last named group is moved by ma chinery attached to the wheels of the Car, and produces as the vehicle proceeds a most mSgniii- cent and magical tfFtct. The Figures com: rised in the above beautiful T&bleaux are tho work of the celebrated Sculptor Octsvini Gori, and are faithful copies from the famous groups at the Vet. ican. The wheels aud carriage of thus rnns.s"'. mats w0rK or arr are mas>ive, deeply .carved and scrolled, and ornamented with gold and scarlet.
 GRAND CAVALCADE OF LADIES comprising the principal Ariisies of the Hippo. drome, in rich and elegant riding Costume.
 First Grand Ancient Roman Chariot. of orange and gold, drawn by two creom horses, aud driven by lady representing Lucretia."
 Second Roman Chariot,
 of purple and gold, drawn by two grey horses, and driven hy lady representing Roxana." Third Roman Chariot.
 ! chastely ofnamented with gold and paintings, drawn by two cream horses, driven by lady rep. reseniIng Diana.0
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
MNHrt !Seaal tHseV1-y For Young Ladies.
PLYMOUTH CENTRE,

THIS Institution is established in that well known and mos, inviting location, late the residence of Mrs Rev Luther Hart, and Rev Lyman, Plymouth Centre. his intended to Le a first class school for the ed- rcat'on Of Young Ladies, embracing a resu- lar courte iI all the solid and 0rnsmental branches usually taught in similar institu. tons. r will be under the immediate direc. ton ct Miss ELIZABETH H DIcKERMAN, q iady oi experience, aud superior qualifications for the place. Young ladies from abroad will board m the fam,ly, with the Principal and be at all times subject 10 her supervi- sion. No efforts vii! be spared 10 render this Semna!y one which for thorou ehncss of in. strGclion, and kind religious influence will be worthy of the confidence and patronage of the public.
 The Institution will be very easy of access, beipg half a mile distant from tbe Station of the Nsugatuc Ra'road, and having daily eutnnlunica,ion' by Stage and Railroad, with Hartford.
 The Summer Term will commence on Wednesday May 18th, and continue l9 weeks.
 For circulars containing particulars and for application for admission address,
 Rev. J. P. WARREN. Secretary.
 Plymouth Centte, Aprl 26 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber being very grateful for inc past liberal patronage bestowed upon him would most respectfully call the atten- lion of the Ladies to his New and Splendid Stock of Spring Millinery, consisting of ev- erythiDg in the line of Millinery at very low prices. .--.---.
 s. H. GRANNISS. ". B. Repairing and Bleaching done at short notice, and by the best of workmen
 COLLARS.
 THOSE nice New Styles Pointed Collars and Chimt zetts can be f9nnd at
 $. H. GRANNISS.
 -.... WELLS. ,,. ys@} THE Ashes of Roses, a color so desira- ble. and all other kinds at
 ' s. H. GRANNIss. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. A Cloves, Fans. Threads. Needles. Muslin and Canbric Edgings. and Inaeriings. La dies Dress Cops, Dress Trimmings, in short you can find, most articles kept in . Fancy Goods Store, few doors Sest of the Court House. West Main Street. s lg ~ ,'.-- S.H. GRANNIsS. Litchfieid, April 4 1883. sss stes
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19

Alta joint meeting of the members of King So.onma's Lodge No. ', of Free and Accepted Nlasons, sRG of Bethel Rock Lodge, No. A, 1. Q. o. F. at the Lodge Room in Woodbury, May 2, 1853, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted. viz:
 Whereas il has pleased Him, who AOeIh all things weF lo remnve from earth by death, in sudden and terrible manner, eur worthy brother, NORMAN PARKER, as q tribute iU his worth, and mark Oi re- spect lo the memory of friend and cons paniOn; he il therefore
 Resolved, That in the solemn and sC- hic'ive event, which suddenly ln a moment, without warning,s removed from US be- loved brother, ip the strength and vigor of manhood, and consigned him to that bourne whence no traveler. returns. we recognize ihe mysterious hand of PrOvi- dence. and are leanuly impressed with she uncertainty of all human happiness, of she certainty of death, and of ilIe end of all things earthly.
 Resolved, That, in lhe death of our late brother, the respective Lodges of which we are members, have lOst distinguished ornament, an efficient labOrer for lI,eir well lare, i1 all that tends Io their peace and prosperity, and one. who was, in deed sud in truth, on ell occasions, . Griend Of the 'Widow and Orphan
 Resolved, That we deeply sympathise with ihe widow and family of ,he deceas- ed in their irreparable loss of an afection- ate husband, an indulgent father. and a kind hearted iriend and trust that He, who ',empers the wlnd 10 the shOrn lamb, will sustain them through all ihe trials they may be called 10 endure, ,ill the cares and sicissiiudes Of this world shall be sub. merged in the heahn9 tide that flows from ahe fountain of benevOlence and1ruth.
 Resolved. That, we will in . body, at' tend 'llle funeral of our late brother. in' morrow, st three o'clock P. M. aud follow his remains in the grave.
 Resolved. That . enpy of these EesNlu tions be presented 10 the family of ibe de ceased, and be pnhlBhed in the LiIehfeld Waterbury. and New Haven papers.
 BENJAMIN DOOLITTLE, Chairman
 WYLLYS A STRONG, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
District of Canaan ss.
Probate Court. May ll,h. 1853

EfOOale COurt, M0y IIln, IS53
 UPON the application of CYRUS w. GRAY, showing to this C"urt that he is Guardian 10 Moses G Butler. Calvin O. But. Ter, Lucretia A. Butler and Margaret Butler, minors belonging ,o sad district. and that said minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz A cerin;n r;--~ 'f x-""1 "t''' tue buildings lhereor, ly,ng in the eastern part of Sharon. described as fullows. bounded west by land belonging to Lew Davidson, north by land owned by Silas A. Gray, south and east by land owned by Levi Davidson and Garfield and Robbins, with a highway run. ming through the same, containing about 10 acres, Mlh dwelling house aud barn thereon, valued a about eight hundred dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate; praying for an order, and that he or some other meet person be empow- cred to sell the same. as per application on file dated the l,h day of May, 1853. more fully appears.
 ORpEREp-That the foregoing application Dc heard at the Probate Office, in Canaan. on the 3nlh day of July, 1853. at one o'clock aE ternoon and that notice thereof be published Tn some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks suc. cessivcly, a, least eix weeks before said time assigned. A true copy of Record,
 WALTER s. COWLES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19

SPEED OF THE CAMEL, when pursued by Be- douin Horsenlen.
 TRE POsTURIEG TABLEAUx, and Moving Fed estal, by M. Nicola and Pupils, exhibiting diver. sity of Classic Poses during ihe forward motion "t the carriage upon which their pedestal is erected
 EXCITING CHARIOT RACE, by Three Syhian Amazons. in Cars of the most superb description. with housings and covers of rich Satin and Silver each lady driving two Horses at full speed.
 THE PERCH EeuIPoIsE, novel and siupendouF Feat cf Equilibriums. performed by les Freref Siegrist. upon pole Of staff thirty feet from th' ground. This performance s too immense and incredibly grand for description. It must be sseI' 10 be appreciated.
 A PRIZE RACE ON HoRsEBAcK,by five Females
 A lMdicrous scene on the coU. se, called tb Turf Travesiicd, will be given by Monkies, in full jock ey costume, mounted upon thetronPe of ponies
 Animated contest between two FEMALR CHAR uorEERs while driving Four Horses abreast. m Cars, and Aving st full speed-s sight never be- fore witnessed since the Classic ages.
 GRAND RACE IN THE HIFPoDRoME, ny three Nu,ridian horsemen each standing on Two horses, representing the famous OesUliores Of theGreeks
 HAssAx, THE TANNED ELEPHANT, and his native Hindosian keeper Saib. in variety oi curious Fssts.
 GRANp FLIoHr or LsBERTY HoRsEs, iu the Corso, unmounied, and gaudily decorated with flying siresmers.
 An opportunity will now be presented of wit. messing ,he Great Speed Of the Ostrich. driven in single harness. before . splendiG light Car.
 Exh,laraiIng and dashine SPoRrTMO ScENE- illustrating the perls and gioTi's of tho SieePIe Chase, Hurdle Lea?ing and Barrier Jumping, by Lady and GeDtlemen Edega
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
DlED.

In Be,lIem, April SO'h, Mrs. Alma C., wife of Walter B. Lake, and daughter 0i Caleb Nel'le,"n, aIie: long aud painful illness. aged 2S.
 In Bristol, May 5, Lucinda, widow of Joel Warner, formerly of Farming,o", aged 6S.
 In Waterbury. April %, Dwigh, Grilley, aged l9.
 In Colebrook. April ss. Marion, wife ol Charles B. Phelps and daughter of Slas and Sarah Sage, aged S4.
 In New Haven May 5, Alexa,ulcr F.. son "r Professor OlmsIead, aged 80.
 In Wins,ed, Friday l5'h, Capt. Stephen Tyler.
 In Harwin'On, on the 9rh inst, Charles NJ Phelps. only son of Adin Phelps.
 In New Fairfield, 8lh Jabez B., only son of CoIvile and Emma Treadwell, aged 2s years.
 In Bristol, April slh, Mir. E. B. Blood, aged Ss.
 In C"iebrook, May 1, Eljah Rrokwell, aged 75.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
Taxes

Payable, by note of the Tarn, June l, 1853.
 NOTICE is hereby given to all persons liable tO pay Taxes in the Town of Lirchfeld that have received a warrant 10 collect n Town Tax of eight cents on the dolIaf on the List of 1852, and for the purpose of receiving the same, l will be at the house of Seymour Stevens in Milton on Monday, June 6;h, from 9 10 l2 o'clock A M at ihe store of Whiting, kenney & Co. in Bantam Falls, the same day from 2 ic 5 o'clocL P M at the store of Wsn L.. Carpenter in Rockville on Tuesday. June 1h. from to l2 o'clock A M at the store of Wm L. Smedley in South Farms the same day, from 3 to P M at the store of A. J. Pickett in East South Farms on Wedn esday. June sb, from g 10 l2 o'clock A M; at the store of s A. Merwin in NorthfeId ;he same day, from 70 o'clock P M at the Liichfeld Depot on Thureday, June 9h. from 9 to l2 A M and at all Times at my offic in Eas. Si. in the village of L,tchfield.
 All persons who prefer paying Taxes ONLY will meet me at some oi the above named places thos, who choose to pay Fees addi- ton need not attend.
 A. s. LEWIS, Collector.
 Litchfeld, May l6, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
J. l.. Judd,
-DAGUERREIAN ARTIST

HAS just returned from New York with splendid assortment of Mache, Velvet, Shell. Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases Gilt and Rosewood Fromes-Gold Locke's, Sc.
 Pictures taken daily at his Gallery. No. South st. at prices varying from Sl to BIO.
 Here, childhood. with its winso,nc face,
 And stately woman's queenly grace,
 And lordly mans imperial frown
 Are each adroi,ly penciled down.
 Instruction given in the art, and apparatus furnished or reasonable terms.
 Liichfeld, May l6th, 1Ss3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19

At Court of Probate holden at Canaan with. in and for the District of Canaan on the 27th day of April A. D. 1853.
 Present, WALTER s. COWLES, Esq,
 Judge. Estate of SALMON HAwLEY, late of Canaan in said District, deceased. The Administrator represents the Estate insolvent, and crays the appointment cf Cem- missioners thereon, whereupon Ordered-that Commissioners to recelve, examine and adjust the claims of the Creditors of said Estate be appointed a. the Probate Office in said Canaan, on the 23d day of May, 1853, at one o'clock in the afternoon and that all per. sons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the administrator will cause this order to be published :n newspaper printed in L:ichGeld in Li.chield county, and post . copy thereof on tie public sign post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in | said Canaan. A true copy of Record,
 WALTER s. COWLES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
MARRIED.

In this town, (Soulh Farms,l by Rev. D. L. ParmeIee, Mir. John Marsh to Miss Sarah Smith.
 In Hartford, om the 6lh ult., by Rev. w. B. Hoy,, Dr.. Orson Buell. of this town, and Miss Ellen A. Willis of Hartford.
 In East Har,land, on the Slh inst. Evans M. Parsons of Winsred, ,o Miss Martha z. Church of East Harlland.
 In New Milford, May SII,, by Rev. A. B. Pulling, Denn's Bnckham and Anpa Richmond, bnlh of New Milford.
 Iu Birmingham, 5Ih, John c. Noses Patterson, aud Miss Charlotte G. Wilcox Sun.
 ln Ansonia, 4'h, John II. Butler and Miss EIizlbeih Rowe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
~ta, COUNTY COURT. SPECIAL TERAr. May 10th. 1858.
JMdge Pkelps, Presidine.

JadSe PheLps, Presidia0.
 State Of Connecticut us. Frederick N. Camp. ln this the defendants Counsel, H. B. Graves end c. H. HOIlisIer, Esqrs. filed Bill of Exceptions to tue ruling of the Court al his trial, when it will be re. membered he was found guilty, and sen. fenced iO the State prison for seven years Bill Of Exceptions allowed.
 Glover SsndGrd ct. d. Us. Town Ol New Milford. Bill of Exceptions flied and allowed. Nation in Errr filed, aud allow ed. J. B. Harrison, for Sandford and olh> CTS, D. c. SandGlrd and OrlOn 6r Town.
 Moses Warner, ct. GI. Us. Town ar New Milford. Report of Commissioners re- turned io Court. Order that Remonslrance be filed on or before the lst day of August Term 1858. D. H. Belden, for Warner and others. J. B. Harrison, for Town.
 There being Ro further business, the Court adjourned, Tuesday, May l7,h, sine aie. ..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
v ~N Nnme-

HAVING removed his business Co Norfolk, .s prepared to execute all kinds of wosk in his I'ne' PaIticulaT and personal attention Esid 70 putting on tn roofing, making and putting OP cave iTOughs, lay ing down hydraulic rams, P0uang up cisicrn pumps and laying dOwn Ico0 ElPe. Also, on hand full assorIIhent of I'm Ware. Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
 About the first OG June my sales room will he opened and well fII d with Cook and Par. lOr Stoves oG all pat'erns and prices, stove. pipe and Zane, stove furniture, Britannia aud Jap. anned Ware. Shop opposite the Gr;si Mil.
 Norfolk, April 2s, 1883.