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pursuance Of the order Of the President OF the United States
and
Congress State the lands
situated the Of
the Iron Mountain and Msnsrpri Riper
Withdrawn from sale valid
until further orders 10 wit
Ia the district Of lands subject TO sae at sr. LOWS
North Of The base line and Of the 6h principal syia
Townshp~ % and 30, Of range
North Of The tass line and east Of s A principal meridian
Townships 81, 10, 40, and IL, ranyes And2
Townships IS, ~, 20, Al, and a., q
Townships - 80 so a. a. a. a. and As Of ranges snde
Townships -, -, "A, and Is, range Z.
Township 80, OF range 3.
In the district land subject JAoKsos.
Townships 30, %, "a 81 "a, as, %, and 81, range
Townships y, 81 81 80 81 49, and 81 OF range q
Townships Is. a. as a. 30 81 ~, "a "a IS, s. 81 Of
4. -
T~r-hps IS %, ", %, 30 % 81 "a az "A, s. 49, aud 81, Of
and O. Z, = 10y
Townships ~ VS. &C. w. 40 90 81 a. and "a, Of n.ny, y
Townships "a, rs, d, ", %, ranges o. and 10
Townships ~, ~ a. III S ~ and 2s, Of H. a. 10
and IA. =
Townships 81 a. az "a as 20, "a, and as Of range 49,
Townships %, %, IS, ~, ~, and ~, o rane~
Townships ~, sa,as Vs. %, N, ana as, of range ~
Townships "a, -, ~, and ~, Of range ls.
North Of the base line and The ma PRINCIPAL
Townships 20 and %, Of range 4.
The above ncinJes townships Withdraw
for other railroads. and
all been inserted, as they within the reservation.
Given under hand, the General Of
washington TINS eishfh day fuse, ammo bomin 1854.
JOHN WILSON
June e-iawi5w Commissioner
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OF Improved Lands Michigan coded by the
E4 Wyandotts In lsA2.
NOTICE hereby under authority vested In this
IN ID March, ez3 1864, the
portion the improved lands coded by the wyandc. the
Of Of Michigan, beenss Indicated
viii offered public sale Detroit Michigan, Monday
4h day Of September
i3h July 1862, snid Lands will
offered subject the minimum ess dol
aud my without regard the valuation OF the
inn
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No. 5os]
NorIcE 81 the ess:s,ssnnsssi Of an additional '..d
IN once n State ~ MlCHtSAN
Congress- approved April No. 1854
Hand oAee the lower pelnsna %
which IL be called the CHE6OFCAk
land hereby declared and made known ,hM the land
for by the res
the Of DUNCAN in the nouhesn
pau Of ID. southern peninsula Of ssid state.
ufMrv, A ~ 1854 ..., ,.,,.o.,
Commissioners ~ the General I.snd Once.
Nsv f7-9s~s~
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WANTED 10 snsmediaseiy, . ccms"stssse dwell
ling neehborhood containing seven OF eight
with Kitchen kc location in the Prst ~ SECOND wsr
preferred
Wsufed well Finished couverien;
chambers, dining
psnres furnished
rpd bath hrtures, and the locality nnobjecnonsbe
either of for viii desirable
tenants esviae description property, with the
pce, sc before Wednesday the 2h instant, with the sub
jAa. q. Mcguire.
Mar I'D andC ommiesion Merchant.
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mo. BILL
BY Presidsns United states.
IN pursuance law FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of The
that public sales win be held the aforementioned Offices
at sAorr nrx commencing on Monday
he fourth day Of seemss for the dipo-.I Of the public lands
situated within The following named townships, 10 wit;
NORTH Of As bas hwe, Of hs yaeipa meridien.
Townsps and range
Town.hip forty eight q range eleven
Townships forty two, onysa fory-hvs Of range twenty
Town.hip. forty four and forty i've, q range wen.hree
Township. iorv'wo oy,hres, foryour and fsnyhve, Of
Towass.p forty three. Of range ,wenydvs.
Tswn:Se s%d Of s,s s1s ~en
Township. forty nine and aoy, Of range ,wen,ynine
Township. ory-sn, fo-even, orysign and forynnc, Of
Townships forgsr fortyseven, fonycr and fornne, Of
Township. forty forres, oryav., sir, and forty
township. ory forty seven, range uis,yhve
Township. forty -four and forty I'VE, Of
a, the land oases At Dssoss commencing on Monday the eis
seah day Of ssRs%s.r nsa for s a.pos % The public lands
North ofne hDs l~e and 81 principal meris,on.
Township. thirty hirveish thirty nine forty, and forty
ons, Of range tsesy four
Township hs eight, ,hirynne, forty,
Township. hry eight ttty forty, OF range
Township thirty sir Of r.nss twenty eight.
Lands appropriate y law 1 me use o. schools. military and
made aahs tssey fc cssuvnrsse sny the
The entitled A enable hs State kassas and
reclaim the sad within
September ~, 1880 ~iA BE- eresdsS from me saies.
The offering lands VIM BE- days
appointed and will proceed the order In which
.sd with n despatch until The whole shall
the thus cusrd hut shall
longer than entry spy
will be admitted until amer the of The weeks
Given uadsr hand, the city Of Washington this
day May snns Donn one thousand eight hundred and my
fcuv. SIT
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President
Jous WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
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fNHOCOLATE, Cocoa, end BvOma.-W. RAkEp "
American chocolates.
which first chief
and fairs o< Union, principal groceries
he Untfed etssrs spd by their secnwf Z,
uwswey Murray New York Twelis, Phsdslphia
Thomas " Rrundsse, Baauos, Dudley, Cincinnati
OHIO, srd r. " Howell eeergetown, D. 9. ~
WALTER BAKER, co,
Ap3-dly Dnsehsster. Mass.
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washington, June 0, 1884
I'm petition Of Frederick j. Austin, of New York,
ing extension of paicnt him i6di
June, 5il, asrdated December i6,
machines for cutting and trimming books for
the nid
the sixteenth day Of Decemosr eighteen hundred and my
5..
II is ordered that the said heard Patent on
Monday OF December next, O'Clock, /;
and a persons notified appear and show
hare, why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons the file
once objections, specially writing
the day hcarne all testimony hcd parry
with the rules OF me Office which will he furnished apP
cation.
testimony
deporou and other papers relied upon testimony
Office before morning
ulsnts, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Union,
scnce and Evening Star, Washington,
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania ScienGc American,
Buffalo, York Boston Massachusetts
peviaus De-
cember merit, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned OF Patents.
June 6-iaw3w
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EDWARD X COLLINS 4 co.,
No. So Wall street, n. Y.
Brown, SMILEY, Co.,
Liverpool.
r. q. ROBERTS CO.,
u Kings Arms Yard, LondoN.
!. MUNROE co.,
e Rue Notre Dame VICTORIES
oc,, " DRAPER, Hsue.
n a. ssl,.s will moi gold silver
bullion specie lcwe precious "sss, sos~ss N !"
sns sre .,gned therein expressed
JAMS
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THIs I. give notice that the saesertssv n.tn 90
i Of ashngton coenVx IN me
CoiuHba administration on The personal eesi
Alexander wohepoon Of The United stsics army &C.
p.fson. having said deccssed are
warned exhibit vouchers ihereof 10 the
subscribe May they other
wise excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under hand, this twentieth day q May 1854
LOUISA a. woTHERsrO0H,
Administrative.
Accounts and c.ms duet
IA. Co,lidQe city, collection and
and who Il raiy authorized di.chsree the
LOUISA A. woTHERsrooN,
May 23-law3w hhm'n"usuis.
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ssnscsu,sAt OF Axairs ox Mutual I~ifc INsu-
Company Of New York,
No. Bsoad~as fAs Year endisg 3ia Ja9ary, 1854
Net assets IA January 3isl, 1858, per balance
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NEW York, May I'd. IsS3--The undersigned DAP
~ opened once No ~ William (Mevcknns Rrshsnee
bv wsneAcSc~ NJ general brokerage hsss~s~
Bspk sssnr yslrosd sove~nen' atss~ srA city
securities bought and cold.
rrop..ory sosss hills of exchange and loan. Negotiated
MAJ rs-As RMAHURL n. HART.
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comni.-scner na,gr.yr': Once y,

TO the e. Davis, deceaseds You are
notified that have aired upon ihe MI aay Of Aurssa NJ,
ar fair day thereafter lsundaJ "a ~
Office, Dnwidd,e Court Hoa.e inquire into an nav.
circuit county, II kin Of the re-
Decreased estao he''F-ss
CURED 10 he taken by the decree Of Dnwidds d.
der of April, A. H. 1854, ps ,ut W n
p.udus IN caurt betwrep william ritche and sue. ~
wife, paiuuns Charles Haxnvc administrator m . he
Others pdanf All persons ca"
relations Kin the ,sid d~ceden as heir
and the SANE WIZ"
prtoi be required n conformity to the law -, Al
commissioner M The cncpH foF' y
d r. HARGRAlE. ~ =
June 2-tawfw
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limited STATES Mail Lime Ia CAtfor MIA, via Aspin-
~ wall and Panama, month,
eass steamships by NAVY Department. not esv hsn
1900 tons burden, suarantyna speed and sofefy.
The Panama railroad completed 0bpo, 10 miles from
The transit from embraces miles rail
from Aspinwni D Obpo, IL miles Of
road recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, hosrshe
and their basxase being only transferred aud om msss
aionx-idr the
There will be future this route
The IL srf ely from sickness deeptoW
Reserve being always New York. Pana
and Fan Francisco detention In Of accident
The route IL entirely rehoSie.
be
larry in on the Pacific Ia ~ 10 l2k days.
will leave Panama the day amer arrive Aspin
"
Through tickets ais iowess rates, be had the agency M
wcrt New York
Jan 29-du
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Ae. NEW YORK, BkEMEN, AND SOUTH
-. AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL. B1EAMERs.-
VZM21 The ships comprising this line the WASHING
- TON, Capt. f. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt. Il. His
gins. 900 e5 f a-#
Southampton both and
PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLING-is5s
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"snsdcr's', wines, Phil.a slphi..

"snidcr's. Wines, Ph,Iaa slphi..
" Jacob sssss W. ,. ss %
below Fourth where win be supplied
and liquors the most accommodating
JACOB SNYDER, ia, agcn, Importation foreign wines.
once No 70 Walnut where he prepared ders
rope qannuss single and upwards SOLICIT.
os hs Iosn Vaughan snds the Of his friends and
All delivered Washington city BY "Aiam. Rspre.s
''i Sss :. s s,..ss,
SMAIL FARM for sa,e.-f have private
Formally Town containing about ~ well ased
and readily be divided 'no handsome cottage Sites with Ave
For particulars inquire Of JAS z, MCGUIRE,
June a-eteod
q,OwNsrsD's Arrangement oS the ora Testament.
Townsends Arrangement New Testament VOL octave
ca%m.nsy seupures by Patrick, Low,a, whitley
sermon. OF as-slon, with his lie vol, octave, fa cIo.h
Ms'asa,: ss,ns.. vol octave sse Scent.
h.ywmds History and Account Of al Religions. sec,s and De
Barows Compete Works. . yos ocayo fuIl cloth. So
pyeys Complete Works vols octave, bouad 10 three 81 50
many Divinity low range
Jane 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
Salamandcr Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No as sonh Fourth street, Philadelphia
of their
PATENT sALaMANoER FIRE AND TuIEF-rRooF SAFES
Bark vaults and iron doors bank and stores
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs
Water hiers, seal aud letter copying presses Taauk platform
aud counter
Sole nr and u,p,
powder proof bank Please rive o. a call
Reference made Of hundreds who hav. o,y
safes In -
ton, ID. q. T' '-
United States Mint, do
United s,s,rs Arsenal, IN California IN Philadelphia
untrd states Appraiser. oacs, Philadelphia
aennsyiV sn's ksilr"ad Company Philadelphia, safas
Philadelphia - ~ ''''si
Richard No,rs Son Loeomot,vs works, Philadelphia
winchcst~r MAX, Winchester, Virginia
NJ f wood FnE1, Penosyvana
ser Ws-ngton ID C authorized orders
make sales nj The above
May G-aawly EVANS 4 WATSON
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston, by
Rice Rebuilt enarred and elegantly furnished possessing
sfhs modern improvements rra
ION Of The travelling pohic.
Dec
N ~ l'''@S View Receipts for c'oA'"s For sale
TAYLOR MAURy,a
way W nook.tove 9th
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,


q WAK DEr
Washington, May ~, 1854
pRofosAL5 viii he department until O'Clock
Monday The 10th June supplying the stationery
described IN the schedule below
The Sanpes
pAny the bids
The required 10 give bond approved
r the faithful ianeat his aad Tho del
ent III reserve Tue ng 70 order the articles such un ana ~
such quantities proper increase diminish
the quantities below stated
PaYsys made Of linen stock.
folio post ruled machine made, weighing IL pounds
% single cap, ruled made, weighing IL pounds
iao ruled, maehae made weighing o. pounds
30 ruled, made, weighing pounds
20 paper per
90 copying paper do
do blotiag paper
do Cranes machine made bun envelope paper
900 envelopes l7O weighing pound per 200
20 cards Peny's pens per
100 cards other metallic pens do do
1900 quilts, No 80 per 900
60 dozen Conee's OF Fabess lead pencils per dozen
do ivory folders, plain fa do
do erasers, ivory handles do
1 do ivory waller stamps do
l do sand boxes 5. do
) do 4-bladed knives Rodgers Il SONS
3 ink stands 2inch cut glass do
ink in quarts
Is do French e'nk in ounce viar do
| do copying ink do
o0o waters, large, for department seal per 1000
70 pounds waters, common size per pound
20 do sealing scarlet do
" do India rubber, prepared in pieces do
ounces pumice per ounce
pccks black rand 9 per peck
70 dozen taste, assored per dozen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lint. and starl
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BcnO0I ",
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Csruer,, the circuit
Hon Nathan oreen the supreme
OF Tennessee. ##tsEM
Hon. Bromneld l.. Ridley Of the caanoeo Of the State
Judges Caruh.rs and Green dew To their whole time exclusively
school.
Plan Of 'sfron Daily examinations Of each class The
books NO regular lectures b explanations al the
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations
T. Weekly aud equity, In which
dents suits by the pos
and all tile setus
practice. them
Deeds Wills all Of be- read - ev
dencc the trials. Some taken BY apFn Ds
which held monthly IN the class ana W
public the end The students act A. clerks hs
ia, jurors Judges canceo and r other ohc'a' en-
tacies connected with lieir suits
SeoiorsTbe frs, The hird Nohay seP
snber and ends third Tharsday In February Inc esoha e
mraces 'hc succeeding Monday IN February sna e"os s's
Thursday IN July
kyensss eorruiuon fee $50, in advsncei contingent
fee ~ boarding Students furnish Their own eoos
which be Ind In the Lcbsson bookstores.
-Four complete the unless s -
dents No study required ~ al
mission There regular ulssc- students NAY sn
any time during the collegiate year.
Us n moo leg. connected with the school
Nunber Of sudrpts tho last collegiate year rtghiysn
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb Il-.oy President Board of Trustees
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The cheapest comfortable exetsoas rode 10 tAs
WAps S.tphar Syringe passing tAs Alum Waras a.d Ao
Springs.
AKRAAGEMENTs having made with the
n splendid George Page
the Washington arosjs. following
aneT Thursdsy, 1854
.m Alexandra GofdoDsviue and insmedse
will leave Of Duke and Henry srccs,
board 0ord0nsve
O'clock connecting Virginia
Central railroad Richmond Charlottesville, and sauntss
Gosdoassie Alexandria and intssuasdsss
Virginia road, arriving nandrs hsfpast
O'Clock, thus allowing Connect with the
Washington to the Morrill, for dinner hoard ths boat
train from Aexandna Tarren'on and Intermediate stations
arriving al Warsenlon a, 5k O'Clock, y.
IN sunday will leave O'Clock, m.
uun Alexandria
daily tsundays excsPted before
On sunday viii leave quarter pas, ~ O'Clock,
F4#I
To WaHenoa 20
IhufiotiesNiie
-I.Way .t.s.ss.tf
- view W
Passengers New Market eaviag
urdays connecting with the Cup~per
ParscDgers Lynchburg will take
ria O'clock Mondays Fddsys
Meeting with tho Chsrl0 icsviile. ske 4A
Passengers for White Sulphur Springs train Iesv
Alexandra daily, connecting With The StAnuion
Freight trains are running daily, lsundays excepted
Per order w. u. BROCkKTT, Agent,
June l4-df Alexand7a, Va.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

u. &. NAvy-yAxD, GosPORr, Va,
January ~, 1854.
SIR: of experiments conducted win
during this three all tho various psis sAd
uhctai the led
me Important discovery that the white zinc paint manufactured
the New Jersey Zinc Company, perfect projections
OF
whilst other paint OF kind combines the
aai now preparing full report on This important subject the
bureau OF ards Docks Washington rha with
complete scies VI specimens paes
covered with the different preparations
exposed alike entire salt Opposite this
ya,d all Of which iuatss in the ikas the nv
nubr a.t~s and decided
MI other kinds Of especially for marine purposes
You liberty eivs ini publicity The facts.
which Of too much be from the and
world.
am, respectfully, your obedent Servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector U. =. Navy yard, Gospor, Va.
To &. n. DsrsoLp President N. J. Zinc Co N. v.
January ~, iss4.
The steamers this company exclusively the zinc paa man
uctured by the New Company
proved lis decided superiority over All other paints.
Mar aS-d3m EDWARD x. COLLINS Agsat
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ZINC subscribers having been appointed
the New Jersey Zinc Company OF their
paints prepared descrp0n delivers
bic Baltimore company's price tho liberal
terms
The white paint swaran,ed and unsurpassed BY
other nrico II 10 sod either dry ground In
The brown made only New Jersey and
extensively protection metallic surfaces
II cheap economical paint .iffha
The brown color unequaicd durable covering M
depos bridges, ac The consumption very large
II has given entire satisfaction. $500 ~ M
All paints manufactured company highest
ceience, important having reesny
applied preparation they
so sud fresh the reasonable
this respect they superior others in market
JOHN SULLIVAN SONS, Agents,
70 Camd IT.
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For freight passage, apply 10 :, =
g. II. SAND, 90 South ST., ~
: c. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bramen.
MARTlNEAU, CROSKEY, * Co southampton
JF WILLIAM lSELIk, Havre.
Ian Sd Il
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Eon kEsT-The upper dwelling portion largo build
situated tho fronting snutb
ON Market space and Pennsylvania
above the stores and contains about sity Tho
feet wide by and all the
chambers hnc well lighted nearly ali fop
being an building The
rai and fronting highly improved public square
PLEASANT convenient and desirable
house IN Tho city The building r well arranged, and
modern improvements OF gas tanks bath
conveyed through from
In the house. Rent moderate tenant
ro-.essou immediately apply suhscrbc
oniatb street west between O snd "
June s-eod2w ANNE 4. DERMoTT.
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR a mAURy,s-celav,r !,
~ Romance Of Mexico, by X. N.
Genes, Pisa and Florence. From the French
New York Crystal Palace. Illustrated.
pocnmsnlav H.oy Of the American Revolution in 7si2 by
Rnssis and Turkey; by Ivan Golovn.
The Turkish Empire; ny Edward Joy Morris.
Jane " bookstore, ne ar 9Th al.
simpsons ice pitchers THE article has of some
md - be the beet article
dennr from the country will please enclose five dollars
For sale nj sTEVENs's
June to-suf Sales room, Brown Hotel.
L.. =. DLETON,
DEALER IN ICE,
Office south eide r. ns,t 10 corner Of l2n street
icE kept constantly ONCE which can be had in
! large or email gasnsites
Once open from
JuneS colin
UARP PENs-A few n these svoie pen. just received
My oo-daw '' '''"'e
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THE QUIET HEART, reprinted from Blscs"o0's "'s'
4
| Travels In Armenia by Hon Robert CURSOR
Poems by Mrs Norton
Queens 81 Scotland, voi. q; by Agnes snekanp'
a Year after Marriage; by r. =. Arthur
'" r,.y , 80" t'.""''' o TAYLOR MAUBYs
lane m pookftors, near 9th .'reff'
QOARo, with ~. without rooms, csr DC NJ" - n
ID Aem~-er On 4. street bew-en fennsyv'nis sVen'" w"
May InAoawtw-
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AVP PENsA few ~ these fsvoie
~ snd for sale by COLLINS BOVINE, 4 co.
M.y oo-aew '''' ''e''e'
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cMAI.L FARM sa,e.-f private a
y
readily be divided handsome sites, with
OF attached.
For particulars inquire Of JAS G. MCGUIRE,
It Auetoncer and Commission Merchant
June 2-6trod
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-03
New Spring Goods JUST RECEIVED AT THE
 R E E HFV EY

ANOMPRISINGasp asplendid assortment of Dress 1 Goods, Shewls, Trimmings, >&c-amons which are Fancy and Mourning French and American Muslin DeLaines plain and printed, Berege DeLaines and Veil Bareges assorted col. 'ors, black and colored Dress Bareges and ChalIy 'Bareges, DeBaize and Persian Cloths assorted .colors, A printed Lawns and Muslin Robes; French and American A and 3-4 Calico Prints a complete assortment, and 4-4 Mourning and Fancy Ginghamsi Bishop and Victoria Lawns and Drapery Muslins, Book and swiss Muslins, Nansook and Plaid do, White Jackonet, sarsanet and coiored Cambric do, do and colored Berlin Cords and Dimity, Paper Cambrics assorted colors and Jeans, Nankeens, &c. Super black and fancy Bress silks and Trimmings, white and ' brown Linens, Diapers and Napkins, inen, Datnask ana colored French Woolen Table Covers; swiss Jaconet black silk and Lace Edgngs and inser,ings. wrought Muslin Collars, sleeves, Cuffs, &c. Black and assorted Kid silk and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Woolen Hosiery of every description; shirts for sale and to be made up. Also, Woolen, Linen and Cotton Carpeting and Floor Oil Cloths. Also. Flour, Groceres. Crockery. Geese Feathers, SSc. "as cheap as the cheapest" quality considered.
 NIB. Butter and Eggs wanted, at the highes market D. ices Also, work on shirts as usual.
 0r Also, Insurance Agent for numerous Companies. s. N. BRONSON.
 Liich6eld, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-03
SPRING GOODS. T'. H. Richards Custom and Ready-llade Clothing
 EMPOR JIM.

4 fe,p doors tDest of the Court. House. TUST opened, a large assortment of English, eD French, German and American Broadcloths of all hues, shades, colors and qualities.
 CAssiMEREs.-Enolish and French black Doe shin, together with the greatest variety of fancy Cassimeres of new and fashionable styles; black and fancy satin and silk vestings, Marseilles and summer Vestines of every description, which will be sold by the yard ar made mp :o order to suit purcharers, in the hest ma nner and warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale.
 CLOTHING A splendid stock nl tho latest styles aud best manuia ctured Cin,hing; and l will ven- t1re to say superior in quality to any stock ever offered in this village. have made extra effnrts 'his season to manufacture such clothing as the public demands. from niees, broadcloth d,ess nd irock Coats, black and fancy cassimere Pants. satin and silk Vests, down to the pood common servlceab1e tweed sacks; and n large nssor,men, of Trimmings which will he sold cheane for co sh than c1n he bought elsewhere
 FuRNisnING GGoops-Embracine lnrse nssoy,. ment of shirts, Collars, Bosams Cravats scarfs stocks. London Ties, black kid and sllk Cinves
 Hosiery, silk HAndkerchi@is. Par,monnaies. sns. nenders, Trunks. vascs Carpet Bags, Umarellas
 Sc. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in style not to hc snF passed in fashion or workmanship and warranie, l 70 ft. ] would say to my friends and she publi,
 ihni tt is my ann io ael Clothing that win Riv, | peElect ealislat ton to the wNhFer. Cutting don,
 at short notice. Spring end summer Fashinnl
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