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Mn. SCHONENBDa,
Teacher OF Piano and Singing,,
NO. S57 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

REMOVAL GEORGE f DYER, Auctionssr
~ and Commi son Merchant, has removed bic
ONCE to d street, frat house from tn. corner of
Lentn str let West where he will be pleased to zee
MS &c! mer pare and the pubic generally.
nov 16-fw
OflCE.-Yhe Store OF the undersigned, 80
~ fennsy ivania avenue, is now reftted and will
oe opsnt tomorrow. Among other consgomenis
S s, has lor sale cheap, magnificent Chinese BED
oihEAD aud two sets OF rate TEA P0YS, together
S Stn choice selection OF chinese WINDOW
on aDEe-to which the attention of house keepers
na others Is respectfully invited. II not sold be-
oonsignor. p 2 = I1HNs1N A'
nov 20-3t
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New York, Nov. 90 The Altar 10 e. Led
this morning with % passengers and S25G 100
in specie.
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A Marderer sons.al.a

Albany, Nov q --ils .pry I. ',e --s:;s
murder Case return ii .eruivI OF gull y, this
morning, after being out only one hour.
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For Sale ana REM.

EfcR saLE-A SMALL FARM, OF 20 ACKss,
L comfortably improved, about six mies from
" ashlnRson, ard one hs mil. from the plank road
This pace will be sold at great bargain Apply
20 Ben NY j. AID sMS, Attorney st Law, No 4So
seventh street. nov as sts
t>UhNlSHED ROOMS -dRs g. AN.Et-OE
ha, TOR rent two rarlors and FIVE chambers
situated I'd door I ON the Kirkwocd House.
No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue.
nov
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dH hpsr DIFFICULT A9D CON pLlCATEp
vi "eh-- p"' In good ori,r by bi.t lass
Latna ~, a, "Dd ~srr.ntvl, st fiS Pa ave sign OF
nov al o. Asgle. IL. y. HOOD.
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BY Aora WELL - BROWN, Aucts
EVENING SALE AT THE NEW STORE In
~ sATU DAY esening, be 25th inst We shsl
Sell, At our new Auct on store, Lcuisisna sv-t u
Ir1s'y o. new desirable articles of Dry Goods
such ss--
Blankets, Shar!-, Merines, Alps as Flannsis
Uudershf g. ErsSers, Crsvs's, Gloves
Usndt err hiefs, Ribsnds
c HAIRS Table Ii IN
Also, variety Of ,ncy Articles, with supdry ar.
tices Of Hardware, &c
R0THWELL 4 BROWN,
nov I'D Auc'i ne,r
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LfOR RENT ia. SALE.-THE MODERN
l. Four-story Brick House OF. thirteenth at Get
near K, east side. The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, and 20 good te ant the ent will be low
Possession given on the Let November apply to
oct 30-tf yAS e. NcQIIIRE Au.,r
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JUST PUBLISHED!

JUST PUBLISHED
MARTIN MERRIVALE, HIS ID by
V0 Paul treyton. illustrated.
The Bett.r Land, or The Believers Journey and
Future Home; by Thompson
Cases Of Conscienc by Pike aud Hayward This
is most searching, Instructive, and e. tsrtasning
book.
The American State sman, or Illustrations of the
Life and Character of Dauiel Webster. signed for
Americ An Youths; by hev. Joseph Banvari.
Memories of a Grand mother, by Lady of Massa
chnsetts.
Clinton book for boys; by simonds
Precious Lessons from the Lips of Jesus
Wise For sale by
GRAY BAILANTYNk,
nov 22-3t No s9s Seya tn street
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WOOD! LOOK AT THIS!

DERSONS in want OF we.l-seasoned Oak fir,
l. WOOD can have it delivered to them at thei-
residences in Washington, at 1862 per cprd. This
ia wood cut in the nsighborbood Of the city, snd is
excellent. Please leave order th. couut r Of the
stsf ohce stating what usn nit, is wan ed Ord r
Wf o. taken for wood in lots from Que cord up to
We'tS O. n
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Auction Sales,
By y. o. McGUIRE, Auction,

By y. o. MCGUIRE, Aucttonssr.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN.
- sylv.pia avenue, and fsonting Market Space =
on IHU TUESDAY, December Eth, at O'Clock m
viii De Id tie two houses situated cn part of Lof
l. sQsars $50, corn o: Pennsylv ania avepu. NJ d
q ftteet north. The ground fronts ~ feet on III.
svenue. anil rurs back to c street north, hsvins
three fronts, one Of which is an open spsce III
location orrs crest advantages for perms n.ut l.,
vestment in rial es ate ia the city CT W4shingto,
The house will be sold separately, n desired.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance 10 thrt.
eausl instalmants Of g. Is, and Is months, with In
terest, satisfactorily secured.
JANIS C. MCGUIRE.
nov I'd Aurtion~er.
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NIOhAaE.-Ihose having Furniture, D.y Goo, 8,
- Groceries, &C.. to be stored, will and smpre a,'
conmodetions in the large, airy, aagston--p s ved,
and dry Easements undsr the Star Office. corner Pa
avenue end Eleventh 81. Apply at the Star Office
oct 25-f
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j. X. WE'LL,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
I HE undersigned will continue the AUCTION
/ AND COMMISSION BUSIN sSS, in the store
formerly oocuoi. by D. B. Campbell l. Co., No $50
Penhsyivania avenue where he vii, keep constantly
on hand a la.ge assortm ent Of House Furniture Of
every description. Parlor. Bedroom aud Cooking
Stoves frr coal and wood Crockery, Tin and Pla red
Ware, III numerous other articles want. by hou g.
keepers all Of which will Re sold exceedingly low
for cash or short approved credit.
Consignments solicited, upon which lieersl sd.
vance will be made JOS, K HAETWELL
nov 20-d
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E>JR REHT.-A LARGE BRICK ICE-HOU y.
4 conveniently sitp ated near the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal and Potomac River Apoly to the sun
scribere, 1T their Lumber Yard corner of D sud
Twenty sixth streets. H. N. q j. w EAsBy.
nov " eo,w
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t.rOn REM The spacious SrunE ROOM on t, .
l. corn,r Of Seventh and s.rests Ia f. rent t
Is one II the best stands for bosu-ss on the itrpet
and has gccd d-y CELLAR. II has bsen used for
dry foods business, and is r~aiy sLelvei Apply to
kOTHWELL BROWN,
Loui'ana avenue, oppes to Back of Washir ston
NV lS-eotf
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Just RECEIVED,
- 100 barrels EASTERN Apples, @uco a. Green
ings, Baldwps and Russets, in fine crdsr delivered
all sound.
Private families. hoari N house aua hotsl ksefN
viii nd II to tleI advantage t. give us 'sli
Fine yellow On n bs 'rsls
Also, New Jersey W hite Meroe, 1stetcee
j. DOUGLAS 4 90,
Peed store, Second ttzest, Pa avenue.
nov 2C-eo2w
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4 SO>FECrONAky ESrA MEN FJR
~ saie Low 4 rare chance is now off d to Or
geraon W shing to c mmence the Cent. "tionary and
Bakery Business. The good will WI b The fixtures
com pIet~; two ovens; good loration, and TIE rem
moderate, with everything requisite for the ab>ve
business Satisfactory reasons for 70 ling ou For
information apply TO BARBOUR skEdhS
nov 2f-Sto opposite Rank of Ws.hjn0to,
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Corner Twelfth and d st-ea

nS CAPITOL III L-rBKEE VhhY uEcIkg-
~ Bile Pudding Los No. !, Is, ard 16 in So, g
7e'. between East Capitoi and sts. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds, viii be sold On &c.
terms on application to G. Crandeli,
NO SO stree, bear Tenth, Island.
Also. several otners in Square 872
oct 25-1ms
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LEE sixth PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EDIrICE.
located near the corner of Sixth street and
Maryland avenue, it is expected will be so far
completed as TO be in readiness for dedicate
during the ensuing month II is a beautiful
and solid structure The basement, in which
the congregation at present worship, was ded
icated about one year ago, and is pleasant
room. Tho main story is well proportion ed i,
neat and commodious, capable of accomr,o
dating eight hundred persons. There is netb.
ing gaudy about this temple-it is superla-
lively neat. Its firm foundations and massive
walls will endure for ages. Rev Mason No
BILE will preach tomorrow at ii a. m. and 7
p. m.
The JoURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTER
BALL.-Ihis entertainment, which is to con,
of on Monday evening next, cannot fail to be
very delightful and brilliant affair, az th .
craft are understood to have made up their
minds that nothing shall out-do it during the
season. They have hosts of friends, too. out
side of their organization, who are apparently
as anxious as themselves to make it the bail
of tho winter. Their various Committees for
the OCCASION are happily chosen, the GENT emen
named upon them being all ambitious, each
one doing his utmost to secure worry large at.
tendance as we'll as to make the evening "a
delightful as possible to the ladies and GEN.
tlenen who may attend.
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VERY DESIRABLE Srrhk TO LGt-2HE
"A store on The east side of Eleventh street, Gle
door north Of Penns lvsnia &v.nu,, lately occu.
PIED oy MIR. Dyer as an auction and Commission
store, is for rem, low to q good tenant Apaiy to
q A. RANDALL.
nov lift Garner Tralftb ona N O, ra.,s
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET CPPOsI TE TIE
- Patent Oftcs, Walkers Row, Ninth st Hous-
AL. nov "a Ar.
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NOTES REDEEMED AT PAR The Bank lo.,
eight, at Iron Hall, redeemed every ticket
that vas issued except one The cashier in
forms US that he has twenty five cents still on
nand, and requests the holder to call to- night
With the ticket, and get the quarter.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Beale's Sentence Postponed.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
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EUh s Ale Uh KENT IN TEOKGETOWN--A
u very convenient and mfortable two-se. ry
brick House, on Frederick street, containing ten
rooms and dry cellar with PUP Of good water
in the ard Also brick smokehouss and milk.
houee possess n given the LIST December next
For particulars apply to RICHD PETIT shop
corner Of First and Market streets, residence on
the corner Second and Market SITS Georgetown
nov 20-eo3t
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LETTER THIEF DETECTED The guests a,
Browns Hotel for the past three months have
missed valuable letters, sent to them by mail
and were unable to account for their dis.n.
Pearance. Complaint having been made to
postmaster Berrett, he requested his clerks ~
keep a lookout for the thief This morning
MI a: H. Young, and another clerk in the
post office, concluded to watch the black bow,
yo TN ABOUT fifteen years of age, who car.
ried the letters from the Office to the hotel,
Wnen No was observed to put some of the Let
tiers in his pockets. He was followed to tho
Motel, where he handed over the mail: after
winch, at the request of Mr.. Young, his pock-
Gus we're examined, and three letters. contain
ing money, were found secreted in them A.
the boy Is slave the only penalty he will
nave to undergo will be q severe thrasbinn
Hotel keepers and others sending to the most
once should be careful to select responsible
persons.
BEWARE OF HIM.-We have been requested
70 can auentlon to young man, evidently
tion 'ho Nortn OF ireland, who has bean
past lie has so far victimised Preshvt.r Gno
princlpally y, representing himself as North
y! Ireland Presbyterian, trying to get sniff.
Gent 0ney together to pay his Wav To R .,s;ah
North Carolina, where he has relatives !,
ne Is known to have been prosecuting hi, col
iecuons more subsequent to the time set for
ms departure for Raleigh, those who y,v vs
! MIN money feel sure that he is a swindler
| WIFE "HIPPER.-Last night the pol;cs
an. ana Auxiiliary Guard took Fauquar Beaton to
. .ne guard mouse charged with beating and i'll
uea"ns MS wife. The neighbors Complain
that he beats her unmercifuIly: f,snnpn am
locks her In the house with two small chilJrany
and she is so afraid of him tina, She dara na,
| complain herself of lis acts, and her ne; oh'
oors have accused him and had him arrs.tsd
| captain Birch, after giving him a severe isc.
lure sent him to Jail in default of sseurity
for peace.
NOTES REDIHhED AT PAR The Bank Io.,
eight, at Iron Hall, redeemed every tieks,
mar was Issued except one. The cas- bier in
iofms US that no has twenty five cents still on
Il QQQ1 And fAauAafS III Ill ".
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LfUR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No So
l. Louisiana s-enue, b:t~ EN- sixth and seventh
Str~ets. To q responsible tenant the rent viii is
very low. Apply to Elk. LJNDl
No 12S Bridge sire t. Georsetown
Or No. 400 e street, Washington, D &.
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DOR SALE OR RENT--A FINE BRICK HOUSE
l. on Pa avenue formerly tavern, and suitable
for any kind Of business. Fer terms apply at Chas.
alters Office, No. 562 Seventh st., oppo. Centre
het Bet. nov A-3t*
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DOR sALr.-sEVERAL F RMS N8ETH on
l. Washington city, c rniaining from thir.y-a TO
one hund ed aud hty acces. convenient to churches
aid schools, and good society, from three to six
mills from town. Person. desirous # make
dairy, or farming land would do we'll in applying to
the subscriber, near bladensbuIg.
nov 2l-im
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Sailing Of the atlantic

has arrived at Boston.
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IO LEr-A FRANZ HOUSE ON 12rH SThtET
west, near K st. nor Ia pump Of gsod pster
In the yard, has ten room in good order No. 4O4
Also thu house o.cupiei by Mr.. Ely, On Fife n b
street west, No asa pump Of good water in the
yard, it has ten rooms q Cd o.der Possession
given On the 1.t December. Apply to
A BORL and, or to
nov ~ -3t" A. w. ELY
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19

some apparel, on reaching forih her hand lost her balance. Gell against tlAe fire place, and having by the fall frac- iured her head bFeathed once and once only. She was woman every way worthy oI 50 excellent a husband.- They had lived fiiy-lhree years to- gelher in conjtigal harmony and Piety,, and thus by the singular and as it would seem special interposition of Provi- dence, these who once were lovely in
 their lives, in their deaths, were not di-
 vided. Doubtless they have gone to an innunerSble company Of angels, to the general assembly and church of the first-born, which are written in heaven, to God the Judge of all, to the spirits of just men made perfect, 10 Jesus the mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood srrinkling which speaketh better things thas the blood oi Abel. So may we all.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19

Politeness is powerful lever in the hands of an able man. It has been defined to be the art of showing men, by external signs, the internal regard we have for them. It indicates good
 heart and wise head. It has a great affinity with nature It is oliener found in lowly sheds than in tapestry halls and courts oi princes. Motives are inscrutable to mortal ken, and the man who shows that he is 1esirous of pleas ing another may charitably be presum- ed to have some internal regard for him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
GABuMET IrUlRMUlTRE,
 CHAIRS. Gc.

rEVHE subscriber having taken tho old l Stand, occupied by his father, H. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab. inet Ware House, begs leave,o inform the public, that he has on hand very large assortment of all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture, suited to the coun~ try market, and having facilities, second to no establishment of the kind in this part of the State, for manufacturing any article in his line, to order, with despatch, and in the best sty le of workmanship, feels assu- red, that lie can supply customers both as 10 quality aud price, on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhere.
 In his assortment will be found at al times. Superb Sofas. at less than city pri ces. Mahogany, and a large number of oih or kinds of Rocking Chairs. and Chairs of all kinds, tables, bureans, Secretaries, and ether articles too numerous to mention.
 He earnestly request all wishing 10 purchase any thing in his line tu give him a call, as ho is determined, 10 make it for the interest of all to purchase at his estab> lishm on, on account of superiority in the articles, and cheapness in the price.
 JAMES II. LINSLEY.
 Woodbury. Feb. %. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
Store Stand For Sale ]!
NaugatUc Railroad. Ess9 EIzzss EEssiisE N
Wint.r Arrangement commencing Dec
 2l, 1853.


 2l, 1858.
 TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.
 FIRST Fre,ght Tain leaves Bridgeport for W.ns,cd at II 70 A. M., connecting at siralford with ;he 30 A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at 4 10 A. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winsted, al 10 40 A. M., or on arrival of the 8 A. M. Express Train from New York, conn ecling al the Junction with the 1915 A. M Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Winsied at 5 50 P. M., or on the ar. rival of the 3.O0P. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 5 30 P. M. TrOin from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BpIDGEPoRT.
 F,rst Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Brid geport ai 45 A. M., connecting at the Junction with a train to New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted at 700 A. M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven. and at Bridge DOT, with the 10 2l A M Train to New York. First Freight Train will leave Wins.ed for Bridgeport at 7 10 A NJ.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wiastcd al l 35 P M connecting al The Junction with Train 10 New Haven, and a, Bridgeport with he 4 46 P M Train is New York.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Stag from Woodbury, South. ,ury, Snu'hford, and Oxford, wal connect al eymour tHumphre ys,illc) with the 9 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on he arrival of ,he 10 40 PM Train fromBridge. port. No evening Stage after lhls date. MeNe,ls Stage from Wateriown, will con- ,cct at Waterbury every day win the 3s 4 M Train down. Returning on arrival Of he 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and n Saturdays from the ; 50 P M Train. Fsnn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect u Litehfeld Station with both passenger Trains each way and, with the Morning Train 10 Wins'ed.
 Stage for Hitchcock svfi:c, Colebrook lsiver and New Boston, will leave Winstcd very day cn arrival of the noon passenger Egain, ,rctnrnlre: io the l 45 A VI Train dowa. ILP Freight will be way billed as usual rom each Station for Now York, New Ha- ven. and Bridgeport
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are pnrcha cd al ihe office. ~- PHILO HURD, Wee Pres't and Sup't. Bridgeport. Dec. 19, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19

Many true hear, that would have come back, like the dove to the ark, after its first transgression, has been frightened beyond recall by the angry look and menace, the taunt, the saw age charity of an unforgiving soul.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
NEW, ,GG!DspE!n]Ess ,GG!Ds i. 2! ]Ess
M b a c HAN v e AILoA

T1AS just received large assortment of Il Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, and Trimmings of all kinds.
 Also-Ready Made Cl.thing, consisting of every article Tn the Clothing fine, and his stock of Clothing is all his own manufacture, and warranted, to give the best satisfaction Furnishing Goods in a great variety. and a large assortment of S,nal Checks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for each.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Quality, and Low Prices. is the Motto. Gene ard see. First Store East of Whcelcr's Hotel, West Street Litchfield. L
 N. B. | vii! not he undersold.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS. l,itchfeld March 24 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
WATERBURY Marble MIMWfaCdOrV.

PERSONS in wan, of Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, &c. can be supplied at cur establishment with as chaste an article, and as cheap as al any other establishment in the state. A large collection of Designs of ihe principal Monuments in Philadelphia aud Greenwood Cemeteries also collection ol English Designs, which " iih those of our own dfaughiir g, makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer to Dr Samuel Bnel, pr A s Lewis or Dr CM Hooker ....... . s. WARREN, Agent.
 Waterbury. April 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19

The individual who jumped of a, train of thought, says it didn't pay, for he sprained his memory, cracked his intellect, and bruised his percep,ive faculties. He says no blame is atlach- ed to the'engineer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
.R. .EEes.fSa 0as, A tR nl.l CAl

.xv-.R HAVING procured an assistant .. sz Matchmaker and JeweieE. will - :oniinurlo do any and all kinds si watch repairing and waich jeweliha that may be intrusied |, his care in the hest man ner and on reasonable terms, no pains willhs .?ared to give saIisfacthn ioevery casiomsi
 Thankfuifor past tavoss hewould solicit th. continuance ofihe pahlic patronage. Alsne choice assortment at Watches. Jewelrysms silver Ware ai low prices for Cash.
 LiichnelA. May 1891 ivS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
NsE TYs D OK
AWO WIllMMA MyyD.s

&& O .UAXM W LA 4A
 THE undersigned, having 5ust retaseea from Market. With c fail and complete as- soTtmens of Boots and Shoes, upSugPaesed foT beauty and fashion, srlec'ed with great care and attention in reference to the Fell and Winter trade. Among our large stock may be found evefy new style known to lhS trade, many of which are msghiiesnt in the extfeme, and, altogether new in e6vntiy. Oar stock is very large, stylss beeuiifnl, quality beyond dispute and we are bouhd to cell at all hazard. ,asts hc.s It.t,e.i,i,ff si.sI-
 We therefore iavite all, in this and ihe ncishbcring towns to give us call, assuring tllen. atihey will Gnd that'whichihey have ion. beauty, and durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses. boys and Childrens Bcois, Shoea, Gaiefs, OxfcFd ties, PoIkas, Jenny Linds, Monterey Cpsl- man, ties, &c. &c. At the Old. Brick Stoss fi,st Door West of the Court House. MEAFOY & TROWBRlDGE. I,i.chfie1J. April 25, 1858. Ga tIs3fEss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
FALLS FILLAGE Clothing and Gsntl emNa's Furnishing @ H GID ~ H .
 A. HERMAN

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and IN the inhabitants generally, that he has ins opened large and splendid sock of fall and Overcoats, made im the hes, and mos, approved slyless large stock of fine frock and dress coaie Oi the test quality and newest styles, warranted ely made splendid assortment of black and c.lored cloth business cna,s. Also, every kind of fine aAd common fall and business coa,s splendid stuck of hlack and fancy eassimere panisi black ai,d fancy sat,iaet d0.-all of hich are oi the latest styles, aAd made in the best manncr. A uch and choice stock of black and e1lhsoidered satin aad fancy silks. fancy and black eassi'nere and woFsici Vcs,s-the newest sin the New York market.
 Asa large siaek ol Gentrmenis Furnishing GoN9.' consisting in neck and pockes haRdkes- eile:s, whiie shists made in the hest manner 1: alsn merina. hanMei and chnlon flannel ehigss. blue nvegshrss, every kind af drawere, cotton and wossen hose and half hose, snspendern. nm. hFcllas. eaps &e &e. A. HERMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19

If you do not wisl, to get angry, never argue with blockhead. Re- member the duller the razor the more you cut yourself and swear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-19
Rridgeport Power Comps ny

Bridgeport Power Comps ny 'fHvHi3 Cumpany ste about etecting, III a IL central location, several buildings, each Four Hundred feet in lengih, fifty feet in width. and three stories high, for the purpose of letting out propeilins power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They will be provided with ttom THREE to FIVE hun- dIed horse power and will have acc ommada> lions for about 1000 workmen. Applications for Power and Room may be made personally or by letter ts either ai the subscribers.
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