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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

VERY STRANGE DoeTRINE.-Somev very We
nerable persons, we suppose-some anti-delu-
vians perhaps, who have been exhumed alive
from the depths of the soft alluvial soil of
the Louisiana swamps-have been holding
meetings in New Orleans to consider and adj
vance certain principles of reform in the city
government. At late meeting they adopt
ed the following remarkable resolution 1t
sounds strange enough-certainly the pre-
sent generation has not heard anything of
the kind in their day. We wish the venera-
BILE party good time in their forlorn effort:
Resolred That it is essential to the Just and sue
cessful administration of the of this city,
that the corporation officials should be selected with
reference their capacity, no esty and interest in
the prosperity of the CRY, and without regard to
their opinions and qualities political partzans
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o. FOR RENT-The beautiful resi-
M dence at the head of Grace street. now in the
occupancy of Sam'l j. Rutherford Esq, containing
one acre. 1t has rooms, besides ample accommoda-
tons for servants and is beautifully and tastefuly
arranged and set out with evergreens shrubbery and
shsde-trees.
To good tenant, (who will take care of the pre-
misses and shrubbery,) the rent will be moderate
Possession given about lst April next Apply at the
Office of GODDIN & APPERSON.
mh 24-6t
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80 "a msosn{sr. Z ps1ro 66y named Em1EnS5
re nrouerfv 81 III. Joseph Gentrx,. pnade . mat
sdar ssfen1ust b dre and bufp d bacco factl
IN II Sames Size-, on Cary stEe1 Iouthwest e1E
nor 6E7gth street. Mr. James 3Ason, the sup4N
iute} ~ Of the factory, stated b1lbre tn Nay
- ~ ~ thsi FmsnueI and an61her bd nan
hnsy, ~ were in the daily habit Of coming 70 me
fsctnrv A. an early hour Of the morning 10 build
Ares On the day Of the fre, Emanuel knocked ct
the door very esrly, and II was opened to him -
ssn.ae ZEN or fitsen hntnufeS after this, Thomas
cana and the door. MAS .opensds fnr him. ME- -.
Thos,ss wa a exanined and stated, that a.
ter getting into die factory he went up sairs ana
ieff hts coat and then came down to clean up. or
rsschine the second Hoor, Emanuel asked him
what was tfiafbehind him, and on looking around,
he saw the smoke ascending from the carpenter
shop below He Immediately ran to the head q
the steps. and seeing the ire below, called 70
Emanuel to bring him bucket of water Eu'an,
uel seemed to be confused and stood still, until
another boy, named Ned, who, was in Mr. Masons
room, cleaning his shoes, came out and brought the
wafer. s ny ~,
officer TYLER described the situation of the pre-
misses The fire was kindled in the carpenter shop
under the bench, and could not have been cofnmu,
nicated by accident No portion of the factory was
burned but the bench was charred badly IN various
places. 5EEa 9tt&s r dHtA
The Mayor stated, that as portion of the build
ing was burned, he could not send the accused on
TO answer TOR arson but If single plank on it had
been charred. then the prisoner might have Tor
feited his life He should therefore order him
thirty.nine lashes and then discharge him.
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COVERED IN.-The large new depot for
the Richmond and Danvie Railroad Company
near Mayo's Bridge, has been covered in with tin,
and is now being rapidly completed. From some
cause or other probably from the sinking of the
new made foundation, we see that the Southwest
corner wall has cracked badly in one two places
and may have to be taken down. Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

AoUtNEanAaKA ResoIUrIoss--The Senate oil
- No. laid ths nfiNebraska resolutions on
- ~ ! decided vote. 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

a. VALUABLE PRO P E r Z Y A T
iii PRIVATE SALE.-We offer for sale private.
ly. the following valuable property in the city
of Richmond and in Sidney, viz Two Lots Gam
bles Hill one of which fronts on the Public Square
three Brick Tenements and vacant Lots 9th st.
between Grace and Franklin; one large Brick Tene-
ment on Grace street. near the Capitol Square, with
deep lot, and Stable and Carriage House on a
wide alley and orr fine Lots in Sidney, fronting
the Public Square.
Prices moderate, and terms very favorable. Apply
to ... s.
/ NH "a TOLER COOK
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Il existing between WILLIAM ]. McCLOY g.
TIMOTHY d. SHAW, under the name of McCLOY
Il SHAW, is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
All persons having claims against the concern, or
being indebted to them will settle the same with
William j. McCloy, who will continue the Stone.
Cutting and Quarrying business. Office at their old
stand on 18th street, below Canal opposite Thomas
new factory. WILLIAM j. McCLOY,
& TIMOTHY D SHAW e
March lst, 1854. NH "a ST.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-All
~ persons cautioned against receiving or trad
ing for q single bill executed to w. C. Walthall by
me for the of FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS,
dated Nov 18th, 1852, and payable five years after
date, as have valid defence thereto.
N. s. CARPENTER
March 23rd, 1854. - NH "a 6t*
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JAMES BOLTON, M. d.
VIM w PARKER NJ r

P.S. To show the value of Mrs. Hollands certifi-
cate, published few days ago. in which she is made
to say that whereas her daughter was once blind
she doth now see" we will state and can prove the
statement hey ond possibility of doubt that this poor
girl cannot man. in the da time t,co feet from
her. and that the she walk the street without
guide In what it can be said therefore, that
she doth see," confess at loss to d.
vine. B. dP
Richmond, Esd March, 1854. Ita
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

DOR RENT-One or two STONE
i OUARRIES, five miles from Richmond, near
the canal.
FOR SALE-About hundred yards of good
rough building STONE, sold to pay charges, it hay.
ing been on the ground over one year.
Also to rent, two or three LANDINGS-to those
wanting 10 get Paving Stones, of which there is
plenty in the river, opposite the landings and near
the canal. Apply to S. FRENCH
NH Pity Mar Loci NJ
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DERSONS wishing to take Stock in a new
l. BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION. to be Ioca-
ted on Shockoe HILL will please leave their names
with L. w. GLAzEBRooR, HAROLD & MURRAY or
GEO. B. SAUNDERS l. Bro. NH "a fs
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CRY OF RIcHMoND-to wit:
This day, personally appeared before me, Justice
Of the Peace for said city, the following persons Geo.
w. Ready, Richard Shuttle, James Devlin, Mary HoI-
land, Garinter Barker, Elizabeth f. Fitch, VIM. y.
Bryant, Charlotte A Morse, s. w Cosby and Jane
Z. Wonack and made oath to the truth ofthe above
statement. This 10th day of March, 1854.
JNO. J. BINFORD, P.
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CITY OF RIcHMoND-to wit: f-a5
This day, personally appeared beroTe me, Justice
of the Peace in and for the said city, the following
persons A Lockwood Elnene Taylor. Adelne T..
Fitzwil son. Maria C. Smith, Geo. h. Jones and Robt
W. Robinson, and made oath to the truth ofthe above
statement. This Goth day of March, 1854.
-ts-7 JNOs J. BINFORD, j. p.
All of which is respectfully submitted b.
ZACHRISSON Cnm
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a. FOR RENT.-The Tavern and Gro
Mil Gerry Stand, with the ground and out buildings
attached situated Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets, and occupied by VIM. Freeman. Apply to
NH "a is TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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a5HelC1E1t FOR BUCHANAN AND
- 1szEszzzsszzsNORTH RIvER.-Boat s. c.
HURT is now loading for the above places and will
have quick dispatch.
NH "a 1t LEE & CO.. on the Basin,
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just. The trains passing the mountain were
NOT The regular passenger trains. The de.
.scnins OF the car from the engine was to see
were not practicable in an emergency
iof 'ne car to descend alone. The experiment
was most successful. The car was e.s;lv
stopped still at several points, and II w.s
these stoppages that caused the engine n 90.
20 far ahead and to stop itself to wait for H.
car. The breaks were quite sufficient 70 r.,
peds the velocity of the car, and even 70 q,
it 1t any moment The accident was ow;n,
to the defect in the manufacture of the bre.t
There win be one good resulting from tb;s
accident: the adoption of even greater can
ton in the traversing of this mountain sec.
ton.
The regular passenger trains will not com
menes the passage of the mountain for some
days Jet.
The Charlottesville Jeffersonian states that
the cars and engine did not descend more than
. tenth Of mile from the point of the COLI
NON: Our friend, the Editor lby the way, his
lsttsr In the Dispatch was dated May in
utead Of March. is Of opinion that the COLI
Ion avoided . more fatal accident--that Of
being thrown OF the track
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

PUFF AND. WHITE CASHMERE
~ vESTS-I have now in store few of those
very desirable VESTS: usually worn during spring
and summer season: They will wash, and look mnch
Sd often have them made ~ all Of the different
gty les to be worn this season. call IL asked from
those IN want ut VIM. IRA SMITHS,
est Late Smith Marvin,
mn ~ St ia Main street.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Type and PrilfsflTg Materials.

THE.andersg1ed beg respectfully to inform stheir Patrons and the Trade, that they have re- moved 10 their new buildings, Nos. 29, 3l and 33 Beekman si. between Nassau and William, and arusi from the facilities there offered by every modern Improvement, to meet continuance of rliberai support. Fonts of plain Scotch Faces, varying from loo lbs. to lLOO lbs. weight will be kept on hand. as ell as varied assortment, of fancy letter, 10 which department over 5O9O matrices have been added since ihe.printing of their last specimen.
 yE1yery ariicle necessary for the furnisbiop of complete Printing Offices, furnished at shori notice. 5
 The snbscribers would beg to caTl the a,ten Aion Of the Trade to their M Cia, which for cira- sbllity has n0i been egualled by any Foundry in the United Siaiss. By peculiar combination ofneials, arrived ai from an experience Of thirty rHeafss they are enabled to cast type. which, they 4eel assured, will last one-third lonaer than that Hnrnished hy any other FiAndry in the crunlry.
 JAMES sC0NNOR & SON,
 Nos. 29, 41 and B Beekman st. N. B Such Nswspapes Printers os wiil6nser, ghe ahUve advertisement five times, will lie en- .eilled to their pay ~ Printing Types, &c. pro- ys.lea hHe times lha Aonnt of bill for advertising fepuFchased
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
SPRING GOODS.
 T. M Richards Custom and Ready Made Clothing
 EMPOR JIM.

A few doors west cf the Court. Hcase. TLST opened, large assortment If English, eD French, German aRd American Broadcloths uf all hues, shades, colors and qualities.
 CAsstMEREs,- English and French black Doe shin, together with the greatest variety of fancy Cassimeres of new and fashionable tyles; black and fancy satin and silk Ves,iugs, Marseilles and summer Vesiings of every description. which will be sold by the yard or made up :o order fo suit pnrcharers, in the best manner and warranted to give entire saiisla ction or no sales
 CroTHINe, "A splendid stock of the latest styles aud best manufactured Clothing; and Twill vsn- ture to say superior in quality tn any stock ever offered ln this village. have made extra efforis this season to manufacture such clo,hinc as inc public demands. from nices, broadcloth dress nd irnck Coats, black and fancy cassimere Pants, satin and silk Vests, down to the good common serviceable tweed sacksi aud a large assortnten, of Trimmings, which win be sold chea per for cash than can he bought elsewhere.
 FURNISHING GooDs- Embracin" large nssort- menf of shirts, Collars, Bosnms. Cravats, scarfs, stocks London Ties, black kid and silk Gloves Hosiery, silk Handkerchief, Parimonnaies, sus- pendera, Trunks. valses CArpetBags, Umhfellas &c. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their gnFrnenta Niade in egyfc mt to he sur passed in fashion or wofkmanship and warranted to ht. ! would say 10 my friends a nd she pnblic that 1t ismv ann to sell Clothing ihat will give perfect satisfaction to the wearer. Cutting dope at ahsss a1Otice Spring and suyn,er Fashions fc seived. T. H. RICHARDS.
 L,.chGsld. March ss, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
New Spring Goods
 JUST RECEIVED AT THE
 iB Es E HEV Ey<
splendid assortment of Dress

ACCOMPLISHING splendid assortment of Dress N Guods, Shawls, Trimmings, &c.-amony which are Fancy and Mourning French and American Muslin Delaines' plain and, prinied, sBerege De Laines and Veil Bareges assur,ed col. .ors,back and colored Dress Bareges ana Chaiiy Bareges, DeBaize and Persian Cloths assorted .coors, A printed Lawns and Muslin Robes !; French and American A and 3-4 Calico Prints a complete assortment, and 4-4 Mourning and Fancy .Ginghams; Bishop and Victoria Lawns and aDrap apery Muslins, Book and swiss Muslns, Nansook and Plaid do, White Jackonei, sarsanet and cotored Cambric do. do and colored Berlin Cords ana Dimity, Paper Cambrics assorted 'coiors md Jeans, Nankeens, &c. Super black and fancy Dress silks and Trimmings, white and brown Linens, Diapers and Napkins, l inen, iDamask ana colored French Woolen Table Covers swiss Jacone. black silk and Lace 'tsdgngs and lnseHings, wrought Muslin Collars, sleeves, slutfs, &c. Black and assorted Kid silk and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and .Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery ofieyery descrnton; shirts for sale and To be made up. Also, Woolen, Linen and Cotton Carpetne and Floor Oil Cloths. Also, Flonr, Groceries Crockery, Geese Feathers, Sc. "as scHeap asthe cheapest" quality considered.
 N. B. Butter and Eggs wanted, at the highest market D. ices Also, work on shirts as usual.
 kr Also, Insurance Agent for numerous Companies. s. N, BRONSON.
 EitchfieId, April lS64 VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
At the Old Brick,

-First Door West of Me Cowrt-House-- MAY be ioun1 new stock of Boots and 1VA shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are now prepared to offer to tho people ot Litch6eld County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in thus town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina aginablc; it would be useless and impos s'ble to name the different styles of so large stock as we have al this time-- we therefore say to all. como aud see for yourselves, for our stock only need be seen to prove the truth of what we say Not approving of the humbuging system, we would here say, as to prices--ihey shall be uniform, some as high as the his hest and some as low as lhe lowest
 We would here in this hu able manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors, and most respectfully invite them to give us a call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBR1DGE.
 'Li,ch6eld, May llth. 1854.
 N. B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be most happy to dis pose at cost. 9cT A word to the wise. &c. M. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
.NE W~ STOCK AND wTNT Eh GOODS |.

THE undersigned, having just received from Market, with a full and complete as sortnaeni of Boots and Shoes, unsurpassed fo, beauty and fashion, selec' ed will great care and attention in reference te the Fall and Winter trade. Among our large stock 'nay be found everymew style know to the trade, many of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, ai,ogethernew Tn county Ous stock is very large, styles 'LesutfhA, quality beyond dispute and we are bouRd to sell at allhazard.
 We therefore invite'a1l, in this and the neighboring townsto give us cafl, assuring them. that they will fi"d flfa' which they have long sought for, to wt:-tie height of fash- ion, beauty, and durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses. boys and Childrens Boots, Shoea, Gafrers, Oxfcrd ties, Polkas. Jenny Linds, Monterey Gust man, ties, &c. &c. At the Old Brick S,er' first Door West Of The Court House.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
 Litchfeld, April 25, 1854. en.+t -..-.,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
The New KIydropathio

&kA V 0A044AGL0 A MEDICAL Adviser and Ready PrescribeF. f nith references Co the Nature, Causes, Prevention and Treatment of Diseases, Acci- denls and Casualties 0f every kind with . 'Cl08sHry, Table Of Contents, and Index; the whole illueisaied with nearly SDO Engravings and eoleTed FFontispieces. By JoEL SHEw, M. D. One large Volume of S20 pages. substantially bound to Library style. Published by POWERS AND WELLS. 3OS Broadway, New York. Tins great work contains:
 DIssERTATIoNs, illustrated with numerous En- IT. fn NATURE OF DISEASE, PhysioIopicaIIv PatholoeicalIy considered; Rules for Manage. III. A DESCRIPTION of the various Diseases ,o which the Human body is subject, with methods 'ciples. :. ". MANAsEMEsF of Wounds. Hemorrhages, Fractures, Dfsl6catIons, Scalds Burns Poisoning and other physical calamisies. Illustrated.
 ". THE DIsEAsEs OF FEMALES, with Advice and Directions for Home Treatment concerning Mensnration, Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Management of Infants. WlssTHE WATER-CURE PRocESsEs fully illus trafed and explarnea; Temperature oi Baths, and the Philosophy of the Action of Water upon the Human System.
 VII. TIE EFFECTS or AIR, EXERCISE AND DIET with especial reference to the treatment of chronic diseases aa
 VII. TIE DRuG-PRAcTIcE entrusted with Hy- -dropathic and Physiological Treatment
 TX. HyDRoPATHIc EsTABLIsHMENTs; :heir Lo- cation. Formation and Right Management. THE NEW HYDRoPATHIc FAMILY PHYSICIAN is ihe mosi elab0rate and complete popular work on the subject. Every family should have copy. Price, delivered tree. or with postage prepaid by mail, only S2 90. The amount may be en- closed in letter, and directed to
 FOWLERS & WELLS,
 30S Broadway, New York. 0cr Ca6vassiHg Agents wanted, in every Ce. in all the Sthtas
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
.NfesU JlEsssSc Hook !!

"THR CyTHARA," comprising Psnlmand Hymn Tunes of every variety and metre, together with Anthems, Chants. Set Pieces, and an Oratoria, pe by !. B. WooDBURy, author of that highly popn- Jar work, "The Duicimer, of which upwards of
 -l4O.OOO COPIES
 have been sold. The above work is now ready, and vastly exceeds the Duicimer Tn quantity, if notin quality of.its music, with interudes at tached 10. most of the iuness a peculiarty not tu be found in any siNnilas work.
 Copies of "The Cythara" for examination will be.sent to Teachers exclusively. post-paid, or -r receipt of Sxtv Gents, by addressing
 For sale also by Booksellers generally.
 s9r Mir. w. is now at leisure to attend th .calls of his numerous friends for conventions Address as above. At
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Naugatuc-- Railroad. 3s B @
Summer Ayrangenaent, commencing May
 l7th, 1854. ~a'* -

Summer arrangement, :, cOnlDtenctny Nag
 l7th, 1854. ~aas =
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPORT. FIRST Fre'ght Train leaves Bridgeport for W,nsied at 5 45 A. M., connecting at Srratford with ;he 5 30 A. M., Train from New Haven. s-.7..s Second Freight Train leaves Bridzeeors for Waterbury, at s IS A. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd, al lO.35 A. M., or on arrlvai of rlle A. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the lOl A. M. Train from New Haven. ... Second Passenger Tram leaves B.idge- port for Winsied at 5 40 p. M., or on the ar. rival of the 3.00P. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO Ba1DeEPoRr.
 First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport ai s B A. M., connecting at tho Junction with train to New Haven. s4* Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsfed ate Is A. M., connecting al the Junction with Train to New Haven. and al Bridge- port with the 9.35 A M Tram to New York. First Freight Train will leave WinsteA for Bridgeport at 40 NJ. ~ '''@ Third Passenger Train leaves Waterbury al M connecting at the Junction Wnh a Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with he 4.30 P M Train ie New Yo,k.
 Freight Train from Winsred ioiBridgepost and intermediate stations, P. M. "'
 srAeEs LINES. .e' Bradley's Stage from Woodbury, South. bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, will connect al Seymour LII Humphreysville)w;lh the 8 50 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival of the 10 35 PM Train fromBridge. port. No evening Stage after ihis date. MeNe'ls Stage from Wateriown, will con. meet at Waterbury every day with the co M Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 B A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 40 PlM Train.
 Fenn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect at Litehfeld Station with both passenger Trains each way; and with the Morning Train 10 Winsied. esausg3 FL. Aliens Stage from Bethlem will con. meet dails at Waterbury. with the SIS A. M. s Train from Winsted, returning on arrival of the l0.35 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchased al the offices, sts9
 c. sPOONER, Superintendent. Bridgeport. May IT, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
ARRANGEMENTS FIR SPRING & SUM NH FER c A M F A I G N o E
 "A 8 5 A..

Great Inducements to Cash 8 Erchange Customers HAVING disposed of our Grocery department HI to Mir A Palmer, we shall continue the other branches of our former business at our old sortnent of goods than heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding good assortment of goods which we pretend 10 keep. We shall inform the public from time to time of bargains continue to take in exchanee for goods butter, cheese, eggs &c. We would also say to our friends that we are satisfied that by ,husdividng eur business we can show them much better assortment of goods and at far less prices than those who continue on irthe old track of keep ing little of everything without being able 10 show an assortment of anything whichother GUS toners may want-hopng thai we may continue to merit the patronage which the public have so hberally bestowed and for which we would re- turn our hearty thanks. 2..--..
 ALvORD 6 BROTHER.
 Wolco:tville, ApriIlS54.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
MxxxxM Rx
DRE1NsM

MMISS JANE G. FARNSW0RTH would IVA call Ihe attention of IIIe Ladies 10 examine her new assortment of fashionable AI,Iincry. = Silk end Lawn Hats always on hand,or made to order, nt short notice; fine Florence and French common straw, cheap; splendid assortment of Ribbons and Flowers, Capes and Head Dresses; Embroidcries oI every description ; Alexander's Kid Gloves Ladies Mits. long and Ttimmings nd Fancy Gnods, ManiiIIas poa I,a dv' made 9r All kinds of Straw Hatsan ]onnets hIeached as usual.
 Four Doors West Ae Court House; West Main St.
 Lirch6eld, April 25.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
WATERBURY Marble MAmufactOPV.

PERSONS in want of Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, &c. can be supplied at cur establishment with as chaste an article, and as cheap as at any other establishment in the state. large collection Of Designs of the principal Monuments in PhiladeI phia and Greenwood Cemeteries also a collection of English Designs, which wiih those of our own draughtr g, makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer 10 Dr Samuel Bnel. Dr A s Lewis or DrC M Hooker. s"
 S. WARREN, Agent.
 Waterbury, April ls53. s1n E..