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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
LOR SALE-A beautiful Country Seat on The bank

LUR saba beautliuI Country seal on he banks
eight miles from Ne YORK FAs
the bank Of the between New4rs and
Boye font OF sop &C feet CONSISTING Of ab1ut .
acres The the Italian villa style stories attic
cellar and t4ched kitchen II il within 80 Innuts ride Of
there Thirty trains half horny Fruit in t-
u6sfce and la The no approached
- beautiful large
tho This psce Mighty
rentemen okiug r country and VIII be sod
carrisges Il Applyf
HOMER MORGAN Pine -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
FOR SAIE-Tlt Lease Of the Store Nc. go Broad

L'OR SALE-The Lease OF the Store No e. }t Broad
from the st Sv q MAY next - sree vears t,.th-r
II TIE SEEDS fi1tuge, Green r.rfs "a th
Ao seysu Green and Hot Aosses Harlem % tie
and lSiA berg ohc ltrscsi ccScfons he t "a
Gentle tou eTeeirs horses and wsag s.ock
vii trd Cpportrry &c d. that nay oclr agsu
TIE Lease the snd o. Plants Sre o-rcd
turuE the present . rrPecahr seedsmsu Asr the
ATr N will b. TT FOR other pzrpose
Fock vii Re sold puhc trcn ne pTcas1f Toe sshag
the plants tAk tie HARLEM l.5h-
they will ALWAYS I'd rsiy TIE nscr
NJ hesth tie only whch induces the Subscriber
Qu'sh this De. sh-fai occupation. e. DUNLAP
Seecsmsr sna Fio-i-' No 6Si sroslstv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

F1yO LEI-Ibe lecond ard third stories with part
81 .k,.,J Of "a. Convenient brick Hy8se 80 90 Henry
Ia, bsa.s /, pSeg with AID bsts Csn b.
Sop 2te5PH Inquire o. the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

lARM tor SALE at AlCIIOH-On ihO hNDAI >
1 March Ia 10 oo H,ri,ou. Wesca ser O., 2 m .
from by Yo,s aud Newtayen x. tNo M ''
from Ryt and Pochsr stor' n fern confirms i1ol ic'
which Of hs bas building sit ou tls az, liver "
the guar y OF ocu timber a1f me gltieti u
orcrd frlit also house sai barn aud her iay
farming utensils a b. s3i imustifeiy
the Ab,ve flhsr paii u!lls iquIe .. JOIN ~
FE'IER 70 the PREMISES OF GEO W CARPEH 'sk W %
Ibry \ y should The weather prove Storm I11 $40
vii tlke fllce The nfxt fis day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
HINRY II. LEY0s. kucl1Deef-
q. & 4. II l-.h

HTNRY IT. LkFDs NlcLI1ufot
Dl II II. LEEDS < Co, on FRIDAY, March j.
ID al ccock No. IS Fas dst sup rb uousrioi F4!-
ture ell Of the ghe,t description NJ FJpesJ u
gentlemen dec!HH hogsckeeping coqstns Of lieh elves SN
PES b.suy carved Rosewood Paror Sues cove FL IN rca
s1d gold ellie Pie Gasses ia 2t r.met ro s Gar
tins lined with s and teayy aud trimming of green ,ad
lndr IA Ter FunirEr consist 0t S9" u
Pillows richly ts mined Chsir Arm and swing d. ois
.ud gnd beautiful covered Rosewood Pianos oI
T. Dsb. Warner; hsck Psrorrih orange SIX wa
ss-l- Lsc uder do So.s Cars Nc
eyed six bocstee Rose ood EtsFer me CO 'ctJn 4
ccstv Oil Ptiirgs LsSsn, Fingeru g Cna eo7
per John Both several pieces OF choice BolIs
pieces Marble representing Psycle a. eHtsn
Durg able VI rich Cat G- China Sc Bed
furniture MahOf French Bedsfee taht Df'ns 10
Cabinet DE- lugrain and Buss- Carpets Mat
trss CrscieTv and other good be4ToO frl,tule
Sill ~ y Nd kitcnen ~ GitnIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

~ LET The very desirable property knoSn .. no
st1sted Cbesbuis' Phiisdepha bet~een o sna Llt
extending In depth hro"gh TO Georges 20 st oi 80 80,
: well fsvorsbiy mus
rsrieu sr cesoripou unneees'. w s
rvep July Apply 20 ELLM "A - OI,pI
BARGAR Real Estate Assu;s No f6i Walnut and No rear
,ts philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
I7ARM for sALE--The well known Farm formerly

IARM for SALE.-Ihe well known farm lorH'rIl
owned S4nSer situated mile from 7e 'nir.
PosG station White H0Bs3 gLtsIsep county Ne" J5sy
bspIs ride York By railroad The Yarn contains seD
hundred and sT Of the very best abo "a ths ah 81
The garden aims four and nas a,on
Eve cbo and great variety o. gatSef i1
te, The building Of good HOus with 81 tie N '1era
mrrCv4ueTs warmed by frnsce so good farm nose ana
Bthe outtuldnFs - excellent condiio1 'utl
1870 No ~ ,osdv,v FDHARD BfDDLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ITO LITTLE tlrce.stOry frame House (store under
resih 6h The Intersection with BrOadw1v. Ia
auire Of no Futo- g., between ~ ani 70 A NJ Of
THOMAS Y LAWRENCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CTEAM POWER to LET.-The whole part Of
- sOry set F.eor 100 feet By 50 feet ct elizabeth
4 AMY to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
1Jiano-fortes

n ooe -P3rrs fJr 4- m -
ceert metallic frsre Ierfses every rWrulr. fly
rsrd ty tn best cts mlsr, tn sse ne, arse o1i Is
B. ron = n Tcccs. - Isl Hudso5 -
Jotu's Fsrk. ne owneT s,oa sails fsr Esrore
" LADD ~ Cos Grand Diagonal Pianos
~ ara wifs roo eff 8. q -u6
-OctAyt s-peuor rs.luueUts
tiNDOLN Thompson
As frll srrrlv ssl-e- DAYS Eelza f..ros
Fs feccul-hbso al "a isT -s
Ere r-.scrst.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ITO LET-Tbe upper part of a four-story house in
W,st 1d Sthsv containing all the modern i'm
provsn.b svsn the let Nay sooner hreq'eo
1nquife ct No Il9 Warren a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

Ci1tli"A
DANCEEF, Halter, has removed To No. Aco Bro,'
va, crrusf Broam,-st from 30 81 Bo~e ~h,rs -
ktec the fashionable md perAns sF. 81 pe24s-
mems hi dI,us Hats ami tsTs aso Canes 1hO'o' &C
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING, &c.
! qHF UNION INDIA RUBBER Co,
No 10 Nlarau S.,
ffrn seture-. under G0styess Pa uts 81 JAR
LACE iOTg PLAIN LOrHs HOSE. Drfszlss Ar,ises
a,r fct A.. q f.ll sforfui, ar " al sipds "
RUBBER GOODS.
gUpHF z COATS from - ~ . - each.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVEr-Are certain caro-
for Cbsrrfd Hands Salt RicuD The hard Ocvss AaI
NTs capital srcie or ne IN cold vet wttiaef ladies'
B,chug De while 9ing sosphs AL make tho
hand so and White sac b. al Aaths % scr. l5d Dy
, ssnffaB The rt'e ouly sunpirt oTdOODlhAPS
9TBifR GLOVE CO. 80 81 John 81, ~ stir
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished, tho mos.
/ splendid article e,.t offered El-ssn Fleusi ss a'..
h Low, ps- Of sold - ALI, article ~ s.
BROwN. No iis Canals one door 10" S-ihyss
DATTERNS Of SPRING FASHlDNt.-Al tho
New.st D,.iaus fIr Lsdls C,.'sme 'ncod1t L,ntl &C.
ceurs fsss $40 d - Patsrs
cut It Isi cent. Mue DEMOgE,FS Emrofur NJ 81 C'ads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

L. AEt L LUX y SALI.-A hpichUld 'Hi ivlHioiiy
II hs rtsdt q R.ns1n Ruu Esl Cnests situated NIL,
IuckabOs. and three miles from the New t0chc.e pp5t
coutnug eiaht ri good land hig 'fa o. ca
well which there so5t b 81 "a al
Necessary ouudrg three good orchards and fancy @ rees an
teeufiuv d listed rns view Of L1a Is al
Sound Il nor sod At rryAte before the gsl Mlrel M
ther action o'clock the roaiIis' Esc4nsa
Nslst. ty " FRANKLIN 4 son.
Also privste sac small iioase and Ten Acres o. At' q
81 sdou Dcl ~ FOR fr h~r
irfsr ~ n spuIy PETER DEFEAU. y, q F9r.yt1-t
SEAMAN z FOWLER No 2Se Gfsnd-s. JAMES NODDlNu
No 20 y Sfou-ft or 4 D AVID BtRfiS ths pr Hsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CIAY, SAND, WOODLAND containing all these
" materials Tor sale he village Of Haekeassf Hs~''J
Ma Cbris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CD iHn CASH-HOUSES for SALE.-The
p lh reru Of the present 5sa5a sloat i1d 80
20 bay good Aors I'D DO teit osu NDdotd' I~2 ~
can House. Ncs 81 ard , Merton b=s-1 id
1or I'D for se $500 cssh ttc aaaL.s fssOFs
l. t-ktn b. the ea O. Mach vii 1e odd Ea9It re-
tAr latest tddrr s1ctisu 5y BLEEChEH F7r
rtg,Ca'a's eTP, 81 10 " Morton So, 90 ths premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

o IENET-I UINI
tore Nos t76 srd SO 6thHy containing bathroom, wster
closets eos va t.cony with French wEd)s chandeliers SC.
Ako SIN AZ near 5istst Apply to X o. PIERCE,
Piuest4 ooiEer Brotowtv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ITO LET-The upper part Of House No 81 south,
fh wsn.bsrsh eoss ns Of To- rAGls ., ins Re1t
uo1sr,ts 70 su. my FOR fsrshsr 7e1iAo inquire on TIC
pr.ui,s or of ID O PAIGE No Il John 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

York and has view x the hudson River
the PCsOfee with daily mail the morning papers nsg hand
about NJ There good schools n the VII sa
ecri secist' in he urfourdns counr There " evcy faculty
add to the value Of place the tig1ands o le i
River Price So For further psrc ,isrs spry - ~
TEL CROMWELL. No. n An,ust; 10 WN CROMWELL, No
C{iicrtyf DANIEL CROMWELL Ir 70 Al tfou-st Or %
~ =. IL. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ITO LITTLE second and third stories, and part OF
sob cellar Of the sesru but brick Eouss Ne % Ihii1
49, cenv,rut Kitchen wib Crcton vatef &c WI DC
httsd NJ 10 the tenant The House Is 70 BE- snpPed VI
pointed inprovtd Cen be seen ron 20 " ID"
-. No "a A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

BEAUTIFUL story brick House on Ciyme.rs 81, .
ID ni.usbrrsh % deep e. CO., sl.o c9s % Z osse
npoAuWAY 10 sTH-AY.-Fi Five Lots on north
- Ode Of sal above srs, fp s.s %
eIAA ma "a are desirable 20 musdste improve
of , -. siiip 100 H. Of sb-as Ra.lrpsd Apply -
inert DeAt - A J BLEECKf z & Co Ns.T }-Oais-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

4 : \ PA LAL PREMIUM PIANO.
y FOETE For s,iet ~
Il CHlNBERs Nc SIS BrOlsE.y Naa-iae-sr.r
EIRST PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES-LIGH
L NEWTON EBApBrRY. No 2, ~slalsf 49, ~ -
b.CtcWay ltsStrre sn4 lasi
chro AID T4y " tehccy Of 1oseA ssl Ala3.sda
t climates unrlsaca AZ az O1ab
TIE s.oTiy q Instruments hoen
KS Ooa Mes a. tie Fair = the An-rlcs1 nssitus
lS. tle Fifs' ~ uau he Worlds Fsr Crgs.a Pa
r. order fsr constantly i-sssins demand ~
arr flos uzklg 1te-ssa euars-
tIGrcS hprg tlertby tc she htrealer
patrons tie e.Tes; notice
Orrsn hriCdrcn ard Ns'odsons 90 =. sires STYLES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
FOR SALE at FLATBUSH LONG ISLAND

1weutyf,e sufu e,tica Land suitable
~ euoius ois ntins re Coney ni AID Et as Psus
ho-o hrt G. house. b ~ bal the
Efelriy arcs lne Of 'inesTsr eor9a ron Fulton errs
tAct 81 ite aecve plank rol5s The csi
feCSNL " Lave is dept within b fsr
and hs sbsye land 's fror o., ss5e T..
y q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CTORES and OFFICES to LET-In Clinton Hall,
- stbs, end As,or place Apply EDasSD COFPH No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

60 lNE FOR SALE--A splcE.lt Farm
y ~.tOV. 80 acrrsl hc yii.sgs OF Kag'fo1 -oTl-
shp soIi brurs~ck AlGlesex Co S-~-Jerey ne' ,l
PfiIcetcn a. fI,u Ne orcll- 'a--
ira 4ttc ik pechs aud oh-r fruit ties ID ire'
Nife osk timber isnd II MORTON UPPER
Pea Tstar Agent 40 % b-o2tFav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

srse asoueS Of WILDER, Pt y, -iasnie,' saf,, IN
7ICH'5 Improve aent Tor sie BY ,lE tHlN- NAhNlN
lSuecs,sol. TO Ricn Go No - wstrsf NJ sfort,
The 5isusuder Saf.s c0nhnus 'ier. ant
qcs and sole joncs NodIs Far Losi
III ch II re h.rk Il }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

EOR SALE.--At Cornwall near the village OF Can
reid II The late Oliver CIotn vel The
ey Brick H,use SORES and attic vi ba'ncnt
by Il feet ntSriy with ltsbe dng- n rod or1er
Tenant Eou,e pesson uetd suitable for Gardner a1d och
mar egt les Of very de-iabe L'ud
which ppe Otcnnid Of b Of veil selected
varieties ccc bearer Ttere about acres Of land IN
cuC sut gardens belonging The hOus Upon te
ground variety Of selected Fruits the Wat good aud
The Horse t-lt su's'ans with %
htrr- foo kitchen al
te+oc:s large and cellar he met Coon hall u
feet vice double paos citing room sd large beto7m o. he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

CTFAM POWER.-Rooms well lighted WITH good,
- steady power. Apply o.J @ ~. WALKER, Noe 100 and
(eefe corTer Nfrfsr Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
y1AIUABLE SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY at

PRIVATE SALE = he Pired e-.e Of Lct No ~ N'i
m IL story etii- and Brick h31s- thereon
the souh sd between Cthsri-e sni Mare 80 &c ~
2zl.D H. Hbo.t ZFsi5 feet built 10 the bet
mare Ego by Preserved Fh hs
itsldcc lof "a nah doc tn 70 t3t nih gay
foldtg Chsnaeers WIN Ca. Ja "a
y cte In th~ Two Paro Gr-rs Naf's ii4e .5 i5 AL
Bsthr Wtcr front and back Nails &c &c
yer'e Crds ;he es ia the
Seventh hes IS yclrs a The ls- Iif,
1eJ subject o. CT q yeas; ground rent O. y--
VIA Ttrt for sc Tcr year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

Plot Of Ground contain about hay aeres on Long Idah
Sound Southport 6trot the Sfork aud n" Haven
Ealrod. Ills plot sec aud p'oh "a ie~ s'rs 'q'e
New orb which 90 bfit and MAKE .
i oF-frl sale Of
lie Tie II s neiutiul piece Of ground Win
several large the f he hore The
th- s. snd for miles extending bora east
and ravev beach rcnd, 10 delightful s1 Or
ground ils geo Pal Esl IL
nesr rsterccs Of NJ PeD, W. Couch q d Peyser
Vol Window Norris kctur, a0d otlsrs
ArrIv 10 TOMER MOKGAS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE--By JOHN

u SMITH R.l E.se Broker M 50 faton-ft, Br9'slyn
Uo-se nd GA OF CsIro%t, between Henry and heksss
srto TIC ~ Pre- lots Deusv IA on D
-, 10 Bsterst Csrolst 6 % SBlIVan o. Fr'i
- sseaseylLoe Thlr1 place, on FOlrth place IL %
- a. % Ne sobs. q o. DhemsD II Oh IlaniinSton,
a. E,niou.av Ne sou-t. 32 IN East FesfefE % IA
T-,. Ard c. Selvns Money u Osb bond s9d OFT
-. ~ cs.h mid for BfooklIu ILopeTty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

u Weaetestr Comfy containing 81 acres Of Land ss1sr q
ortu,pf OF Frt and Ornamental Trees and GOOD Dwenz
Foufe iirpen The place will Be sod 10 Psr1
II Sf.sd II ~ the April viii b Tentd AP 70
YDNT'SD CyDE Hill. the premises 70 WILLIAM u
TFANKLIN l. son. BTcGd-st- New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

- rsu,ssi, nv their yle spp-oved SEWING
N,ef mes staers which zdmrsbe
have recently added their A th s-,
perfect Invention Of the line wuh -sfn Of
circulated teuty with slge r l
NC only which 4nen otisr ln abrcs
b.. ofrro No SIS Broad
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
Foreign News.

The Paris correspondent of the Tribune writes that a special Russian agent is on his way to. Washington, with proposi, tiOn 10 sell S,lka to the Uuited State. As this se:ri,ory lies far north ou; of the way of Russia, tle object is supposed to be tO repienish her funds, that she may carry on the war if necessary ten years longer, and at lhe same time gain the friendship of the United Ssles.
 The European. papers al hand by ,he Pacific are almost entirely barren oi news Dislrust ls again excited respecting the in'entlon of Austria, having, u IS said, a, Prussia's InisaHce, conaiermanded the ad~ vance of her army iA,o WalI4ch,a on inc contrary, ,he Czrr's letter to Prussia, says thai under any circumstances, he insists on retaining the Ime of The Serlh, lor stra,e, Gc reasons. - sr ....- u....... s..
 Considerable mys,ifira,snn st1 hangs over the diplomatic relations of,he powers. Austria tIas agaiA resor,ed to medialiOn. end il is expected that a fortnight will eiapse before the mex; phase of the Hego> iia;iOns lranpires.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
Horrible Disclosures

IN RELATION TO THE Poos HousE AT BUFFALo.--In consequence of various ru. mors concerning large number of deaths by cholera at the Poor House in Buffalo a large party of physicians and citizens visited the house last Friday, and found everything connected with the establish> ment in the most horrible condition.- Within twenty four hours fifteen insane persons and seven others had died of cholera, and four more were then in a collapsed state. The house was found to be so foul and filthy, that it was al- most impossible for persons to enter it. Its inmates are in the most awful condi> ton imaginable. On inquiry, it was found they had been kept on insufficient food, and that of the worst quality. Their reg. ular diet has been-for breakfast, a piece of bread cut in pieces about five inches square, with coffee made from barley, and riece of salt pork i; for dinner they had the same fare with the exception of the coffee. and for supper they had bread and tea. Thus is the kind of food the poor inmates have been accustomed to. Scurvy was also found tn be raging in the building as we'll as cholera. Sew erai deaths from actual starvation had taken place particularly among children. The disclosures caused the most intense excitement throughout the city.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27

A T meeting of tte Shsrehqjers of he Cor; ACADEMY" convened by Stephen Deming, Esq, tby order of the Legisla!ure,) on the 10th day of July, 1854, the following persons were appointed Trustees for the year ensuing, to wit: Albert Sedgwick, Jason Whiting, Charles Adams, Oliver Goodwin, Gideon H Hollister, Henry Bue, H. R. Colt, William Deming, J. G. Beckwith and $. F. Bolles
 The following Resolution was also adopted at said meeting, to wit: That whereas the bylaws of the Litchfeld Female Academy as now on record, make it necessary that the original cer- ti6caies of stock should be returned in order to procure new certificates in all transfers of stock, and whereas, in many, perhaps in most cases of ownership of. said stock, no certificates were given, and if given have been lost, and no record of certificates made on the Secretary's s book, the stockholders hereby recommend to the Trustees to pass by-laws requiring all transfers of stock now held by any person, or iginatng from the original shares, to be entered on the Secretary's book, and that the owners thereof have liberty to vote on them in all elec- tions, and in all transactions of business. ]. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
 WILLIAM DENYING, Clerk
 Litchfield, July 10th, 1851. 1l3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
sNieaU =9dUeyGSSeMaenC. SPENCER N ADAMS

A RE making arrangements for large stock "A of Faf Goods and must cell their stock of Spring and Summer Goods cheap. consisting of Dry Goods, of every style usually kept in a coun- try store. Also, good assortment of Hardware, Crockery, Wooden Ware and Groceries.
 Flour in tbls. of the best brands.
 Croton Flour in l-2. IA and Is bbL Bags.
 Corn Meal and Provender.
 Pork by the bbl. or To. ..f.-
 ThOmas's best sugar cured Hams.
 Connecticut River Shad. ..f
 Extra No. 1. Mackerel, No. 2. do.
 Block Island Cod Fish in any quantity.
 Molasses, superior article.
 Refined Porto Rico, ST. Croix, Muscavado & New Orleans Sugar. Stuart's best Crushed and Pu,verized Sugar, Young Hyson, Hyson SkIn and Black Teas. Java, Maricabo and St. Domln' @ Caiiee. burnt and ground, Ginger, Pepper. Alspice, NutnSege, Cloves, Cinnamon, Starch and Rice. FaFina, MaecaFoni, Ground Rice, Corn Starch and Polishing starch, Chocaln;e, Cocoa, Sxadeczkys Exuacl of cafiee. in pint and quar- bottles, one toasponnfal 0i which will make . cup Of excellent coffee, Dried Apples and Layer Raieins A variety nf Washing and Fancy Soap. SOap Powder and Sal Soda. Sperm and TallQw Candles, Lamp Oil, Camphene and Burning Fluid, Turks Island, Hay, large and small sacks Salt Al nf which we orc con. aianlly receiving, and delivering i9 purchasers ih every pafl olths villses'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
Valuable Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in Canaan North society, Litch. S field county, Conn oh the road to Norfolk, mile west of the mee,ing-llouse the resi- dence of James Fenn, Esq, dec'd. The home stead contains about S5 acres, independent of road allowance, all Limestone soil, in good cul- tivation, with southern exposure, and is adapted this climate. The House is of good size, located on high ground, and surrounded by large cIms and other shade trees and variety of fruit trees, rendering it an inviting and desirable residence. The out-ots belonging to the estate can also be had by the purchaserif if desired, The terms of session given at almost any time desired.
 For further information apply to AUGUsTus BIGELow on the premises. losHuA BEIDEN, near Dntcher's Bridge, WILLIAM " KiNG, Plymouth 6 f'r Lancanster Penn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
ROSTSCRKPTI

Bombardment and Destruction of
 San Juan by U. s. SlOOp-Ofwar
 Cyane.
 NEW YORK, July 24.
 The U. s. sloop- Of- war Cyane arrived ct San Juan on the Huh, 10 demand full and satisfactory apology for the insult 10 Mr. BOTland. The authorities and inha> bitants refused to make the slightest apo- logy. Capt. Hollins on the 18th issued . proclamation to the authorities and res- idents, that unless an apology was made by the 14th, he should proceed to bom> bard the town. No apology came Capt. H. iD the mean time took possession of the Transit COmpany's steamers and sent them to town, offering protection to all who chose it.
 Precisely at the time designated the Cannonading commenced and continued without intermssion till P. M. No dis position being manifested on the part of she inhabitants to come 10 terms, at 4 P. M.. party was landed from the Cy- ane, who burnt the town. and nothing remains but one or two small buildings m the suburbs, to mark the spot. No lives were lost.
 Mr. Scott agent of the Transit Co. tens dered free passage per the Prometheus to all who wished 10 leave, and few ac- cepted the offer.
 For some tune there has been between the local authorities of tue town and the American citizens there. serious misun- derstanding and that while endeavoring to arrange difficulty some time since, Hon. Solon Borland. our Minister to Cen tral America, was grossly insulled.
 A Capt. Smith shot man in Grey town, perhaps not without reason, but refused to be tried by the local autholi- ties, and hence the interference of Mr. Bofland. Greytown consisted of about eighty houses, nearly all wood, built in the United States, and mixed popula, aion of about 500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
District ef NeD Milford ss, Probate Court, NeaD
 Milford Txly 2lkh 1851

District of NeD Milford ss, Probate Court, NeD
 Milford, JulY 24th, 1851.
 TTPON the application of Merwin Waller, O showing to this court that he is the present and natural Guardian to Edwin M. Waller, of New Milford, a minor belonging to said Dis trict, and that said Minor is the owner of the following real estate, viz one piece of land sit- uated in said New Milford near the northerly part of said town, and is bounded northerly on Robert Fnnton's land in part and part on John Gaylord's land, easterly on Sias Camp's land in part and part on George Halluck's land, souiherly on Herman Merwin's laud in part and part on highway and part on Leman Hendrix's land, and westerly on Royal ]. Can6eld's land in part, part on highway and part on Ira Sher: wood s land, containing about one hundred and fourteen acres of land more or less, with dwell ling house and other buildings standing thereon, valued at about twenty -four hundred dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for sell ing said real e. tate: praying for an order, and that he or B ane other meet person be empow- cred to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 2lth day of July, 1854, more fully ap- pears. 4e u. ,. E -. v
 ORDERED-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in New Milford. on the 22d day of September. 1854, at g o'clock forenoon and that notice thereof be published in some publ newspaper near the place where such real estata lies, three weeks excessively, at least six weeks be o e said time assiened. I3 JOHN 5. TURRlLL, Judge.