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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09
BY ELIAS Hale. No. lo6 Main : =.
M TITS EVENIN7I

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an THIS EVENING. at = o'olocl 7
~ shah oifsr ct auction large sssortment a. t.ne
md Fancy Goods consisting IN part a. follown VIZ
Gold and Silver Watches ~
Gs Id Jewelry Of every description
silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinda $50
I5o0 doz white and colored spool cetton
1890 gro Buttons, assorted kinda
10 Lesd Pencils assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Raxors ss
500 = Porte Monaies and Purses as
Han, Teeth, Nail and Lsther Brushes
IS - plated Sewing Birds g 1870
$50 assorted Combs e
l75 fancy Boxes, a large assortment
$50 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinda a ..
Aso large sssortn snt Of blank books, paper, en-.
veioPes steel pens, waters double barrel eups pa-
tent balances spoons coffee mills hammers toseth-
or with great variety Of goods too numerous to
mention, in lots to suit purchasers Every article
warranted a. represented City and courfry Iner-
chants are respectfully sted to attend the sale AZ
the goods will positively be sold to close consiFn-
msnts ELIAS HALE,
{. LOG Main 1t.
Every stticle warranted as represented.
Additions can be received tsRl
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DrsTREssING ACCIDENT IN AUGUSTA COUNTY
We learn that distressing accident happened at
Waynesboro', Augusta county, on Saturday eve.
mag last HFNRY MAssIE, youth, while out gun
ming, attempted with his gun TO knock an apple
from tree with the muzzle downwards, when the
piece exploded, lodging charge of shot in his
chest. He ran about hundred yards from the
spot when he fell and Immediately expired.
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NEW YORK MORTALITY
NEW YORK. Oct. THE number of deaths
week 10 but $50, being large decrease
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ri = - - ~ sssg set
CoMMIssIONRR6 6Ai.E o. JANIS
Goo COO y 4 : dseres of e cirssi,
~ Cent sss. 70 y - = ~ =
-. ~ dsesss process Or WEoNEsDAY3e M q o.
ssSs.s 49, =. e. r. - sss ~ ls I. e
comfy. lsovn : .sziss, ED :Yms 1esese'1.s
mo. s' r.s. |. :so.t 3 nile. lon the city Of Rieh
yer Il borders LsEsse Has Cfssf - - 80
n'ise anA ecntains - acres 81 Lan6 81 vaish 49,
The guslity Of the kigh Iasas l. ,.s.,r....a =,
prcdsctsve crops b any Il tie eounsy n e sf.tss
inmsdisssly between ne ksss q kllss 9. ssi1ss
fsat view Of tho liver and sdi.eent so.rs,x ~
entire tracti wsl wskered Yer health ana soe,st.
xhone =" sr.kn ss1 wsnsss:msnfs to Iu,ehssera
usual Terms snd suano b sssa, will b ebasgsd
Per'ons disposed to purehsss, are Invited T. yiev
befare the day Of sale, address h-oueh the Pot
Once. w. B. WsisissE, Loeb Lomsnd p. o. --a1 ! :.
1rrrahyterisn church and N Epissopal church. q
hood. eA'o'
:, TEAMS -One third Of the purchase money ea,h:
to Be paid In ive equal annual tnstalment
trust upon the land the bonds Tor the deferred psy
snts 70 pear interest from the day Of ,le and In
ToLER COOK. xuess. DA o oe &
pUBLIC SALE OF LAND. CROPS.
= STOCK OF CATTLE kc.-I shall offer for sale.
~ auction, at Il O'Clock the 18th day Of Oc-
tosoer. my farm at Amelia CT Ho. Il contains
~ n1,y ssrss 1 uPon the place there ID SMALL
pWELLiN6 HOUSE and other out HOUSES two
framed Granaries, two good barrs &c 200 ecres Of
tae Land IN oak and pine woods 40 acres arabic Fat
land the rest has been in cultivation within the past
Two years and portion well set In clover. The
farm y 70 situated that It be Gsided-10a acre.
next to the Court House, and SIS sepsrated bv mr.
lie read, and lying on Nibb's creek
TERMs-One-third cash, and the balance In one
After the sale of the land shall sell 5000 lbs OF
aaObACeo, 10 barrels Of Germ. the FODDER Shucka
Straw &c, 20 head of Cattle, among them some
good Mich Cow, two excellent yole Of Oxen, !
que well hr1ke 70 head Of Hegs .Bam-
nG an . Cart, risntation implements. 10, &C.
All sums OF $40 and under cash will Be REQUIRED
over that amount credit till LIST June. 1855 bana
with approved security = =
Amelia C. n September IS 1884 -, -
+, s.-All persons indebted to me are reoua.taa
to make payment forthwith and these hsvins claim.
asa.nst me- me. Will present them for settlement
oc6-d6t WE
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Geo TAYJ.OK WILLIAMS, Aucts
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON

IN MAYO STREET AT AUcTION.-On TUES
DAY. 10th October, 1854, at O'Clock NJ. upon the
premises, win be 80 d the Framed COTTAGE on
the West side Of Mayo street, opposite to the He
fronting l6 feet and running back SO feet inches
and bounded on the North By an alieyl0 fact wide.
The property is 10 perfect order, having been re-.
Gently thoroughly repaired and painted.
Its central location and neat and agreeable
ment, render il we'll suited for those requiring resi-.
dencs convenient to business -
TEehs-One-feurth cash; balance at 6, Il, IS and
"a months, with interest and trust deed.
oc TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THE YELLOW FEyER.-There were interments
In Savannah on Wednesday last, of which were
from yellow fever
In Augusta, on Wednesday, there were deaths
from yellow fever, one of which was that of Sister
Monecha, Miss Riley of Philadelphia of the Au
gusta Branch of the Institution of ST. Vincent Of
Paul
There were eleven deaths from yellow fever In
Charleston on Thursday.
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ROARDlNG.-Two families can be ac-
~ commodated with large and desirable rooms at
the PRESCOTT HOUSE, two doors above the
farmers and Virginia Banks. Location convenient
to business.
Several young men can also be accommodated.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND
~ FANCY ARTICLES, AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY Morning, 18th inst, at thu Auction
Mart, will sell an extensive assortment of Crock
cry, Glassware and Fancy articles consisting of 1900
doz Plates different qualities; 500 sets Cups and Sau
GERS so doz. Pitchers Is doz Soup Tureens. II dcz
Cover She's II doz Bakers ~ sets China Tea Sets,
500 doz Tumblers various binds; 40 dog Candy Jars
assorted sizes; 10 doz Glass Bowls 40 d,z Glass Pre-
serve Dishes 80 doz Glass Butter Dishes, very
beautifully so doz Salt Cellars different qualities 100
pairs China Vases, some very rich; 100 Fancy China
Cups and Saucers Accordeons great variety; Fancy
Casters, Lamps, LooknR Glasses, &c.
The attention of the trade Is most respectfully
quested to this, my first trade sale. Tbs goods
al of the latest styles and well worthy the atten-
ton Of the public. Having made arrangements with
the manufactures at the North. shall bs regularly
supplied for periodical trade snles of which due
tce will be given.
Terms at sale. ALEX. MOTT,
cc9 Auctioneer
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Wil be
l. sold at Auction on TUESDAY, 10th inst at 10
O'Clock, at the Auction Mart, large lot CT new and
second hand Furniture. consisting of Sofas, BureEux,
Lounges, Bedsteads Cots, Chairs Looking Glassss
Washstands, Beds, Mattresses, &c.
Also. 5cases Impe iial Tea; cases Gunpswder do !;
cases Young Hyson do; cases Hyson do
80 Also, several Cooking Stoves, and large sssoyt-
ment of Cooking Utensils ALEX. MOTT,
oc9 AuGt.
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MEAT COTTAGE FARM. ONE AND

OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE At AUCTION
Will be cold on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of Oc-
tober 1854 on thu premises, commencing q o'slk
the city Of Richmond. adjoining the lands Of Messrs.
Garland HsnsaI Jno. N. Davis and others nov occu.
pied by Ms. Ifssc L. Cary, containing II seres Of
which about two thirds are cleared.
The improvements eonsist Of . cottase dwell q,
eontaing rosms bssidss hiteheu, barn 40; ana The
netghborhaod eqnal % any In the county.
A1tsr the sals a. Land. will BE- sold Field Ham.
TEans-Ons-thir6 sash; balaase 1t and Y mos,
for neeosAle notes interest ADDED and ute
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BOARDING.,
ARLINGTON HOUSE,

W. M oC K y q PROPRIETOR
CORNER OF MAIN AND 9Th SITS.
THIS new and popular House offers SUI
Il perior attractions to the travelling community
and resident Boarders. The House and it's situation
is the most pleasant and delightful of any Hotel in
this city. The Proprietor sclcits share of public
patronage.
Price for transient Visitors, 90 per day.
25-dIm*
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FIRE AT JAegsoNPoRT. ARK The Memphis Ea-
gle learns that the town of Jacksonpor., Ark was
Utmost entirely destroy ed by fire Thursday night,
the 28th alt. The Office of the Arks~s.A was among
the DESTROYED
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nEPOT FOR ROCKLAND LINE,

.v, cALctEED i rLAsIEE aAY as ~. q. sss
North. which ODER for sale q the lowest market
pcea sitheT from the wharf Or 81 our Store. Apply
to D. B. BRID0rOAD y CO.,
oe5 On the Deck.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS. so
THOS. r. PRICE s. co. have received
I further supplies OF Splendid DRESS SILKS
,CASHMEKES-Plain Satin striped and Printed
French DE LANES. very rich
Rich CASHMERE PLAlDS ssse5'a s.
EMBROIDERIE6, in lace and Muslin
Rich RIBBANDS and TRIMMINGS B gsss8
SHAWLS, SCARFS and CLOAKS
VELVETS and CLOAK CLOTHS
CURTAIN GOODS and Lace CURTAINS
oc4-ts
NOTICE.-CHESAP HALL, will
~ not be closed during thu Fall and Winter. a.
heretofore but will continue open for the accomrno
dation of visitors. a3saG gs sss5gs8 r5--l97T@
Board can be had by the day or month, upon rea.
sonabe terms The Hall 10 : pleasant Winter az
we'll az Summer retreat
There is on the premises spacious Room, that will
seat several hundred persons. suitable for Concerts
Lectures or any Public Exhibition 27@s
Convevances at all times be had to carry per.
sons to and from Old Point.
90 50-dSm r. g. BANKS. Hamilton.
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FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD. ILLINoIs.-One OF the shops
occupied by the American Car Company he's been
burned. together with pumbr of first class passen-
ger cars, nearly ready for delivery.
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dispatch from Dantsic to the London Morning
ell the Ad nirals met board the Duke of Welins
ton sveaborg and Cronstsdt ere not to be attacked
The French Admirals and F.ench feet return 10
France; they LETT on the 18th.
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TAKE NOTICE.-That all persons in
at ELAN & MOoRE'S, Cary street, esjoinire The
Columbian Hotel, and make payment, on or before
the 18th October, az after which time, more in
dulgeuee can be given. oc 2-dtlIO
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VALUABLE STOCK OF HoI,s,

Al VAAOAOIE OlOCh OTA f1OUDE-
"A HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 1Ith of October
at 10 o'clock A M. at the residences Of Mr. Rohetf
W. Hughes, (whs Is declining housek esping) ON Gov
ernor street, opposite to the Executive Manson win
be sold the en- ire stock of Household and Kitchen
Furniture consisting of large variety ofnearly
and well kept articles of every description pertaining
to Handsomely furnished establishment
Terms.-Ail sums of $50 and under CASH, over that
amoent 80 days with interest.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS

~ AND SQUARES OF LAND. IN PORT MAYO
AM ANp The p1ar TOWN n OF FULTON, AND OF OAK
ERIN. AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. 10th Oct.
commencing at II O'Clock N will be sold upon the
premises respectively. number of Handsomely situ.
ated Building Lots in Port Mayo; among which are
cinity. N 'A'' Va
Also, about Is squares of Lots, in The town Of Pol
city and surrounding country. This property WIN be
and among them may be found. unquestionably some
of the abandonment building sites in or near the civ
VIII also be sold, large quantity Of Oak and Pine
nutes walk from Rock etts-the same to be removed
during the winter.
An opportunity will here be offered to the arti-
Fans emp OF ed about the various works Rockets
and throughout the city. to secure homesteads At
slight cost; and unIiyalled for beauty of situation,
whilst to the capitalist the Inducements for favorable
Investment, presented in this rapidly improving
neishborhood are great.
TERMs-To purchasers to any amount less than
purchasers to the amount Of $500 and upwards. one
third cash; balance at 4, and IL months In each
tanned. TAYLOR WiLLIAMS
~ As the sale will commence at an esrly hour.
and probably continue during the greater part of the
day. we are authorized to state that liberal refresh
their presence. [oc7I rs W.
RRICK-YARD PROPERTY, BRICK
- MACHINES, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTs.
At AUCT!ON.-On MONDAY, 10th October, 1854,
at IL o'c ock A. H., upon the premises, will be sold
the Backyard recently worked by Mr.. Richard Ma
lone, near Ricketts,. in the town Of Fulton Will
lismsburg Avenue, and nearly adjoining Mount Erin
The properly comprises about S acres all of which
abounds in good brick clay, and 10 laid out into yards
fits. &c with clamps, shelters and shanties with Wa
ter abundant.
Will also be sola Brisk Machines, capable of me.
king from 5000 to 10000 Bricks per day-H. M
Smith, maker.
Al. " 1 NJ.
erythiug requisite to carrying on the business.
fine opening il here presented to any disposed te
engage In Brick making. (which If properly conduct
ed, cannot fail to be protabe) and to effect speedy
sale of the whole property to purchaser, liberia
Inducements will be offered. $ :
TERMs-at sale. TAYLOR L WILLIAMS,
OC 6 Aucts
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General Guyon has bsen definitely recalled from
Kars. The Poles, headed by Zarif Passa demanded
bis removal from the command and have been suc-
cessfu Ia obtaining it.
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VACANT LOT ON We

ABLE STREET, FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.
NESDAY. 18th October. 1854. at O'Clock, p. NJ, q
valuable building lot North Venable street, near
~ opposite Elijah Baker ESQ.,, having front of Ala
feet and running back $50 feet to another street will
be divided into or MOI lots.
TERMs.-One-fouIth cash. balance at 3 and 8
months, fer negotiable motel, interest added trus!
deed or title retained.
oc4 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts,
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HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL
Il NEAR IEAQRETTER,9 TAUERN E0

IL NEAR LEADbETTEkS TAVERN. FOR
SALE.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON. 18th October. 1854 the premises com.
mencing at o'clock, Brick Tenement on Union
Hill, with acre Of land attached thereto, now oc-
eupied by Mr. VIM. W. Redford. adjoining Leadbet.
ter's Tavern. The heuse and outbuldinps ara in
good repair and the place ia well adapted to surbur.
ban residence or market garden.
TERMs.--One-foarth- cash; balance at 8. 6 and q
months for negotiable notes interest added and IT,
tie retained till last note 10 paid.
oc4 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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ySSHEN BUTTER.-2O kegs received
per steamer Jamestown. For ssis ~
% N1 JN0 W0MBLE CO.
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BOARDING Can be had in very pleasant
~ rooms, on the south side of Grace street, three
doors above 9th. oc7-2t*
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'IUiUIRElE. l0illzYS
" 0ODDiN 9 1PPE1S0N. = 5

NSGUAN - - ka61A0&Sk9s -
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
On CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH sfS. !.
TS1ssDAY Ar1ktEcoe 1s o,s 8 ssi i,s e
It u o'clock. that large snd ecssenisni
bncx dwelling now occupied by NJ. e @. foup-
rms Hont rs " seet on the South sfds u Clay e.
Iunnins back ON 9Th street lis feet to sIley The
The Kitchen has two rcous
1ne Lnoie premises are IN perfect repair, and are
som !. wen calculatsd for large smily-beine
ness % me 7.rtss several churches and quite
TesAs-One-fifth eash; balance Il 6. II Is and "a
~ t. notes intersst sddsd, secured
r.s-As the owner intends to remove to the COM
oss :. sfS s. ss5; ATE. 1ss the
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN aTREETs
AND LOT ON BROAD AND TWEETY-FIRST
STREETs, FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-Will b.
sold on tn thursday. the 18th October, 1854 on the
premises at o'cleek, the valuable Lot ON the east
line Of I'd between Main and Franklin streets. On
the Tobacco Factory lately stood occupied BY
Mr. Jas Riley One of them fronts A feet. and runs
oacs <x ees g an ALLEYS the other ronfs "a feet
After which, will be .old a t.rsa naYcsl of R,;.L.
now standing on said lots
After W mich, will be sold most valuable Building
Lot astne corner of Broad and I'D Streets fronting
a. feet, running back 100 fact
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and II mos.
trust deed. :
oc ooDDIN APPERsoN, Auets.
HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
- FOR SALE AT AuCTION-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of October, 1854, on
sssy sa ,se .as OF
premises the East line of 81 at straet near
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k'OR RENT.-On Governor street, ad-
joining the Richmond House, an OFFICE.
3 Jder, ss the Richmond House, Gustavus A. NV.
ess, Esq Zoe 9-2tI ]. Il HEATH
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FALL TRADE-lS54. r,
TVHE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and

DOSTAGE STAMP S.-Citizens and
Il strangers desiring Postage Stamps can obtain
them ct the new Bookstore. Kent Square,
a -. ~ WIN. A.. BUTTERS. Isl Main IT.,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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Z Il Runaway from the Tobacco Factory Of Mr.. w.
B. Ross. about or G weeks ago. negro dave nsm-
ed JACK SKINNER; said negro 10 about 80 years OF
age, feet or inches high, dark skin and looks
down when spoksn to- Hs has mother living &c
be lurking about that neighborhood For the appre-
henson and delivery Of him 70 me- or In any jail,
may gee him, viii psy the above rswsro:
= = THOs. WILLIAMS,
oc 7-St. Lumber Yard. cor. 9th and Byrd 81.
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The Eaeoa states that large sums OF money are be-
Ing disr utad to keep the people in state Of gits
tion-insnuates that Mr.. Pierre Soule is the individ-
usl through whose hands those sums are received,
and calls upon him if he inn ocent of the CHARGE to
come forward and publicly deny it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
.N"E We SNOCK
 AND WINNER GOODS,

THE undersigned, having just received from Market, with . full and complete as sortment of Boots and Shoes, unsurpassed for beauty and fashion, selected with great care and attention in reference to ahe Fla aH and Winter trade. Among our large stock may be'found cvery'new style known to the trade, many ofwhich are ma gnificent Tn the extreme, and, ,dltogetheroew in county. Our stock is'very large, styles beautiful, quality beyond dispute and we are bound to sell at all hazard. @
 Wesherefore invite all, in this and the neighboFing townsto give us call, assuring them. that they will (i"d that which they have long sdughtfor, to wit :-the e'height flash ion, beauty, and durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses, boys and Childrens Boots, Shoes, G Gaiters, Oxford ties, Poikas, Jeuny Linds, Monterey Cusk. man, 'ties, &c. &c. At the Old Brick Stess first Door West of the Court House. ,-
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
 Litchfeid, April25, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
SPRING GOODS.
 E. A. Richards Custom and Ready. Made Clothing
 EMPOR JIM.

JeD doors ,pest ef the Court. House.
 TtlST opened, Q large assortment of English, ey French, German aud American Broadcloths of all hues. shades, colors and qualities.
 CAssrMEREs,-Enelfsha and French black Dae- shin. together with the greatest variety of fa ncy Casslmeres of new and fashionable styles; black and fancy satin andsilk Vesihgs, Marseles and summer Vestings of every description, which will be sold by the yard or made ap a orderro suit pnrcharerss in the best manner and warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale
 CLoTRINGs-A splendid stock oi the latest styles aud best manufactured Clothing; and will ven ture to say superior in quality rO aay stock ever offered 'n this village. have made extra efforts this season to ma nuiacture such clothing as the public demands from incest br0adcloth dress a nd ir0ck Coats, blnck and fancy cassimere Pants. sattn and elk Vests, down to The good common sefvceab.e tweed sacksS and u large assortmen, of Trimmings, which will be sdld cheaper for cash than can be bought elsewhere.
 FURNlsHING Goobs- Embracing larne nssoFt. ncut OC shirts, Collars, Bosoms Cravats, scArfs. se0cka bondnn Ties, black kid and silk Gloves Hosiery, silk Handkerchiefs. pnF,monnnies, eus. penderR, Trunks, valises CaFpsR Baas, Umhrenaa &c. Gentlemen furnishing their cIo'h can have RhelF .eaFmenls made in . eiyle not to hc sur paessd ln thshiqn 0r workmanship and warranted 10 hs. | would say tN nav friends and she pnhliC that it iamv am Co cell Clothing that win give perfect eatsGacton to the wanEeP. Cutting done sss.s 3. ss.ss notice Spring .d spNTsE Fsssle"'
 LisAksla. March as. iSSi. '' ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
New Spring Goods
 JUST RECElVED AT THE
 R. E E HIV E.Y

GNOMPRISINGa 6 2 sblendd assortment of Dress O Goods, Shawls. Trimmings, &c.-among which are Fancy and Mourning French md American Muslia 'DeLaines piain and. printed, i, NBerege DeLaines and Veil Bafeges assorted col. CFss black and c0lored Dress Bareges and Challv hareges, DeBaise and Persian Cloths assorted eol0rss 4~s printed sLawns and Muslin Robes Trench and Amerlcan 4a and S-4 Calico Prints. q complete assortment, and A. Mourning and Fancy Ginghama; Bishop and Hctorio Lawns and DrapeTy Muslins, Book and swiss MusIins. Nansoek and Plaiddo, White Jackonei, sarsanei and coIored CambTic de do end colored Berlin Cords and Dimity, Paper tCambrics assorted seplors and Jeans. MankeeHs, &c. Super black and fancy Dress silks and Trimmings, white . nd brown Linens, Diapers and Napkins. inen. Wanaask assn co!oFed French Wooleri Table Covert sWiss Jacunet black siIk and Lace Edeia znd Inseriings, wrought Muslin Cnllsrs eIes7s GuiIs, sc. Black and assor,ea ;Kj TiIk and Isisle Thread Gloves; silk, COstUn anS I.isI6 InkeHd Gloves; silk, Cotton and Woolsn Hosiery 0f every descrinti6n; shirts for sale nd 10 be made up. Also. W0olen, Linen and Cot,on iCaTpeiinR snd Floor Oil Clnshs. Also. Flour. sGfocefies. CFuckery. Eeese Feathers, &c. " as chegp asThegheaggss, "qunllty considered.
 NIB. Butter nnd Eggs wassed. asihe hiahcs, gRerkef psices Also, w0ik on shiffsus usual.
 a1 Alse. Insurance Agent Er numerous
 Liisllksld. Aprll asSa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
At the Old Brick.

First Door Vest of the Court House REAY be foun1 new stock of Boots and 1VA shoes, spring fashions for 1854. We are now prepared to offer to the people of Litchfeld County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina gnable; it would be useless and impos s:ble to name the different styles of so large a stock as we have at this time-we therefore say to all. como ard see for yourselves for our stock only need be seen to prove the truth of what we say. Not approving of tho honlbuging system, we would here say, as to prices-ihey shall be uniform, some as high as the his hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here in this hu able manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past savors, and most respectfully invite them to give us call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBR1DGE. Litch6eld, May lith. 1854. N. B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be most happy to dis pose at cost. 9T A word to the wise. &c.
 M. & T.