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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TIE NORTH BpITrsu REVIEW for August
contains nine exceedingly interesting .nrti-
clos il Is the best number which has been
issued in u long time.
lIoUsEuoLp WoEps, conducted by
Charles Dickens rcpublished by Il. l..
McElralh g. Co., New York. This is a
choice work, Ia which tho editor Is pub
fishing his new work, "IIard Times"
For sale by G.. l.. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TIE OpERA.-The auction sale of tick
cts for Gris and Mario's first appearance
took place at Castle Garden this afternoon.
The attendance was large. The FIRST choice
of seats was knocked down to Mr.. Coutts
for $3.50 premium. Who the gentleman
is. did. not transpire. Over 5000 seats sold
at premiums ranging from $40 to 25 cents.
The whole amount sales, including the
first cost of the seats, was near $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TIE PoETIcAL WoRKs OF THOMAS PAR
MEL, with Life by OlivcrsGoldsmith.-.
The Poctical works of Thomas Tickeb
wi;h Life by DR.. Johnson. Boston,
Little, Brown g. Co. 1854.
Both these poets lived and wrote about
$50 years ago, and each enjoy reputation
among lyric poets the former is probably
better known in The literary world than tho
latter. Both wrote well although not pro-
fuscy. Their works are valuable as liter
ary productions of past age, and should
have place in the library Of every man Of
taste.
For sale by w. II. Peek, and c. l.. liam
NETT, Jy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
Ne,0 York. Sept. /.

FoRGERY.--Thc Chemical Bank of this
city was defraudcd out Of $4,000 yesterday.
A man, giving the name of Jas. Bishop,
opened small account with the bank,
few days ago, and on "Wednesday last de-
posted certified check for $4,000, pur-
porting to bc drawn by James Thompson
on the American Exchange Bank. On the
day he made the deposit, he drew out tho
sum of $4,000, and the check for $4,000,
after hving been honored by the American
Exchange Bank, was found to bo forgery.
The swindlcr has made his escape.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

FALL ELEcTIoNs.-I'ho following is q
list of the States yet to vote this Fall, and
the time Of holding their elections
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TIE PoETIcALWoRks OF JOHN GAY. With!
a Life Of tho au,hor, by Dr. Johnson.
Boston: Little, Brown 81 Co. 1854.
These two volumes form a part of tha
edition of the British Poets now in course Of
publication by this firm. Although Gay
has never been ranked among the first
Poets, still he has always enjoyed reputa-
ton as the author Of new species Of CON-
position, though it bs not of the highest
kind. His biographer justly says of him.
ave owe to Gay the ballad opera q modo
of comedy which at first was supposed to-
delight only by its novelty, but has now, by
the experience of half a. century, been
found so we'll accommodated to the disposi-
ton of popular audience, that it is likely
to keep long possession of the stage.
Whether this new drama was the product
of ofjudgment or of luck, the praise of it must
DO given to the inventor and there arc
many writer's read with moro reverence to
whom such merit Of originality cannot bo
attributed"
These volumes will be valuable acqri-.
si,on to every well-selected libraryl
For sale by w. ii. Peek and c. 4. Ham,
NETT, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TIE PogTIcAL WORKS oY MARK AKEssIpE.
Edited, with Life, by Alexander Dycc.
Boston Little, Brown g. Co. 1854.
Every lover of poetry must admire the
pleasures Of Imagination" which is the
chief production CT this gifted author it is
one OF the sweetest and purest poems in
the English language, and viii ever have
its admirers where pure English and puro
poetry are understood and appreciated
The minor poems in the volume arc excel
lent and form no unimportant part Of the lit
orlturo of the world The volume is uniform
with the others Of the edition, and is tho
cheapest and best issue Of the British Poets.
For sale by w. Ii. Peck, aud g. L.
IIammclt, Jr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
TtfE ''BEE-1IvE" = R E P T. Fl IT I s IT E D!!


 WITH THE OPENING NEW YEAR. G N.BRONSON IS enabicd 10 offer to the SO public, on his own acconnt, a well selected assortment Of Fashionable Goods, adapted to the season, comprising, among numerous others, French Merinoes aud Parametins; French, English and American Muslin deLaines and Calico Prints, in iancy ani mourning patterns, il, nreat variety also cloak and dress Trimmings of every description Long Shawls, Flames, Gas imeres and Cloths, Wrappers, Drawers and Shirts, at wholesale prices; Sheclng, Shirting, Ticking and Geese Feathers; Crockery, Gro ceries and Bricks-wlich Goods were purchased mach under Fall prices, and will be sold cores pondingly low for ready pay. For particulars ihe Goods. Also. on hand to give out to ma ke np Shirts. Wrappers, Goats, Vests and Pants ill any quantity desired. @g. s
 ALso--Agent for some Ten Life and Fire Insurance Companies, on both Joiat Stock and .Nuiuol principle, all of which do business safely and bonorabIy and without re-assessing heparty insured, viz: The American Temperance Lite Jnsurance Company, l!nrtford, capital 3100, ,0G0; Hartford Life Insurance Co capital $l00.O00; Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. Hartford, aptal S2nl ,00o; Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. of MsiHe, capstal Sl00 0O0- assets of do. July $34U,00O; Hartford City Fire Insurance Co; Hartford County Mutual Ere Insurance Coz Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Go; Worcester Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Worcester, Mass IIampden Stock and Mu- tual Fire Insurance Ca. Springfield.
 SoUTH STREET, Lilch6eld. M se ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
ma Boots, Shoes.
 c SssSerS, Asgs6bers, LEATHER. &c

. JUST TBCefVEU, n HBW aud SpIcE- did assortment of Gents French calt BooTs, extr,, ine gilt tops; common do. of superior quality Gents cali, kip. and thick Hungarian Boots, double soles Boys calf kip md thick Boots; good assortment Youth do Cents cal anu Kip Brogans; Ladies fine silk Gaiters; common do ladies low priced Jenny Lind Bncts; son, ags, &c., &c., all of tue latest fashon. Ladies' enani-
 Rnhhers--a snperur article; good assortment childFelI's enameled and common shoes. For,y sides oak and hemlack sole Leather, morocco things bindings, &c.; shoe pegs m any quantity, shne thread. etc, all of which will be offered for Cash pntehsiaers arcreepectluily invited 10 call l and exAnine tic goods.
 ,S5- Maia Streei,a .fep doors ,rest of ,he Court tfoase SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Eurnber and Coal ]!

WE would call the attention Jusl now ot our nairons and customers generally to he fac, that we have decidedly the best and lar ges, assortment of Lumber 10 be found in the Naugatnck Valley. not excepting Bridgeport. Our I-um.bsF is mostly well seasoned. and :" inc bes, condition for dressing. Thpse n want ofit will do well 10 call soon.as seasoRed Lumber will bs obtained with difficulty from the early shipments.
 We have also Lehigh, White and Red Ash Goals on hand, ell of which, together WIth our Lumber, Shingles, Laths &e. VIC are selling at pricee tower than present market rates. WATERBURY, LUMBER & COAL co.
 April 2, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

A CONSCIENTIOUS GENTLEMAN.-An 1r,shman being recently on trial tor some offence. pleaded not guilty = and. the jury being in the box, the States SoIic. itor proceeded 10 call Mir. Fulkisson as a witness. With the utmost innocence. Patrick turned his lnce to the court, and said :: { Do I understand yer honor that Mr. Fukisson is to be a witness for- nenst me agin? The Judge said, d,ilv, i. seemed so. "Well, tfin. yer honor,s I blade guilty. sure. an yer honor phase not because am guilty. for I'm as in- nocent as yer honol's sucking babe al tine bris', but just on accoun, of Mlsther Fu,kisson's sowI."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
GAYlMlEgP lFUlgNUulrttgg,
 f,t[A lRS f,o .ss. 55. t7'-f~-g g

YEVHE subscriber having taken the old A Stand, occupied by his father. II. J. Liusley, for the last thirty years, as Cab- inet Ware House. begs leave |" inform inc public, that he has on hand Il very large assortment af all kinds sof Furnirurs of his own manufacture. suited to the coun> try market. and having facilities. second to' no establishment of the kind in iiis part of the State, for manufacturing any article in his line. to order. with despatch, and in the best style of workmanship. feels assu- red, that lie can supply customers bo,h as to quality and price. ot 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 large number of oih or kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chairs of all kinda, tables. bureans, Secretaries, and ether articles too numerous to mention.
 He earnestly request all wishing 10 purchase any thing in his line to give hi,n n call. as he is determined, to make it for the interest nf all to purchase at his estab> lishm er, on account oi superiority in the artic,es, and cheapAess in the pIice. xs
 JAMES H. LINSLEY.
 Woodbury. Fob. %, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20


 Molasses possesses remarkable power of absorption. Some curious facts in relation to this peculiar property have been recently laid before the London Medical Society. In l846, a number of casks of molasses were slowed away at the London docks weighing in all l,270 cwt. Three years afterwards they were again weighed, and there was an increase of weight amounting in the whole to g cwt. Another lot of 347 casks was slowed away in July of 1849, and on starting the bungsi in 1852, the molasses spirited up. like a fountain. The casks weighed originally ID cwt. each, and had gained from one to fifty pounds. the total gain being 56 cwt. In another instance, 65 pounds were gained by some, casks. This wounderiul pro o- perry of absorbing moisture from the air is said to be the most powerful in the molasses contained in those casks made of Quebec pine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
FALLS VILLAGE Clothing and Gsntlemen'S Furnishing 5 E~ GID MR E o lls A. HERMAN @

sEp EsPECTFULLYsi informs his friends, and
 kG the inhabitants generally, that he has just opened large and splendid sock 0f fall and wlnier einthing --consistlng m great variety of Osercoats, made in the hest and most approv cd styles; large stock of fine frock and dress cna,s oi tlie hesi quality and newest styles, warranted, cl,y made a sniena;d assnr,men, of black and. ca.red cloth business r,,ats. Also, every kind " iine md co,nmnn ta'l ant; hashess coats
 sptendd stock of i.iack and fancy cassimere
 pan.s ;b'ack and dfauey sa,linct do.--alI oF hich are oi the latest ssslas and made in the hYst
 af,n,ier. rich and gh.icc stock of hlaek ana eaanrolnered satin and fancy silks. fancy and stYles in the New York market. Ss
 Alsa. large siock of Gentit mems F.rnishinc G00da, consisting in neck and pocket handk er chie.s, white shirts male in the hest manner. alsns meF;no, flannel and canlon hanrel stir,s hluc avrrslSirts, Gverv kind ef awcrs, r,Itaan | ad wooden hose and ha fhuse snspenAcrs. nm hreItas, caps, &c. &c. A. HERMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
B A AEDw Mss n RI E E s.
Boots and Shoes.

ATTENTION, CUSTOMERS :! LUST received, a full cargo of Boots and Shoes eD fresh from New Y ork ana the eastern markets comprising everything in this line for the season. A heavy stock of Gents and Ladies' Oyershoes 1t greatly reduced prices-lower than was ever sold in the county of Li.chfield. Frenchpaicnt Cork Soles, Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco L;nines, Brstlcu, Wax, and Findings generally i; all of which may be found at the Old Brick, jus. as good as the markets will afford.
 Or First Door West of Court House.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDSE. Li;chHeld, Jan. 9th, 1854.
 B.-We would just remind our friends that now is ,he time tobalance ac accounts, and we most respectfully invite al. to do so without delay.
 MAT
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
BOUNTY LANDS.
WIDOWS ANO SOLnIER .RI

1WfDO"O O sS1ND oOLUtFN GC 778E RYa late Act "t Congress the Widows and 11 minor children of officers, mn commis- siosed. officers musicians and privates. both five years half pay.
 The Widows of all revolutionary pension- CTS though married since 1900 arc entitled to pensions My terms fer procuring pensions alt liberal, and my facilities such as to guar antee success. Iwculd invite allpersons who may have claims cn the Government t0 give me call. All advice free of chaige.
 HENRY RGRAVES. Attorney al Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
I'VE We NTOCK


 THE undersigned, having just received from Market, with Q full and complete as sortment of Boots and Shoes. unsurpassed for beauty and fashion, selected with great care and attention in reference to the FaD and Winter trade. Among onT large stock may be found every new style known to the trade. many Of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in copntly. OuT stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality beyond dispute and we are bound to sell at all hazard.
 We therefore iavite all, in this and the ncighb6ring towns to give us call, assuring them, thatthey will find that whichthey have long sought for, to wit :-ihe height of fash- ion, beauty, and durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses, boys and Childrens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Oxford ties, Polkas, Jenny Linds, Monterey CUst. man. tics, &c. &c. At the Old Brick Stet0 fist Door West of the Court House.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Litchiield, April 25, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Farm for Sale !!
.Nt "a 6nrenf Rnrgnaaa :

A VALUABEEFARM, M, ,situaiedin Long Hill, A two miles from the fourishing village of Bir- mirphani, and the late residence of Joseph Shell ion. Esq. Said Farm consists of One Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land, on which there is large aud convenient Dwelling House, two Barns and numerous other out-budngs It is con venieniiy located, well watered and is suitably divided into meadow, piow, pasture and wood faads. There is also on the same large num- Der of cherry apple and other fruit Trees, in fall bearing; and is altogether one of the most desir- ahie Farms in this section of the State. The buildings V i'll be sold Separate, if wished Terms reasonable. Annlication may bc3made to CHAs STERLING, Esq Sharon, or personally or by letter 10 the subscriber at Birmingham, Conn.
 EDWARD N. SHELTON.
 Birmingham, Conn. February lst, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Bnttkcreitt < TroWbridge, eXe q C h ss ae c Factors

HAVE just received from New York large 11 assortment of Geniiemen's Dress Goods, equal to any in ihe market. They have every thing in the shane of cinhs which the pub.ic wish, and lhat too at prices which will suit GUS toners. They have aisu an ex ,ensiye a ssortmcnt ofCravais, Collars, Hosiery, lIandk ercIiefs, Vest ingsand Trimmings, to which ihe atseu,iou of the public is invited ,s.s IN ,s's'.' ',
 9T Thnse furnishing their Clo.h can have garments cut or nude in style which cannot be rvaled in fashion and workmanship Cn,,;ng done at short notice. All work warranted to fiji, . kems,nher tue nnniber-I S.,nth Street.
 .. G. BuTTKEREfrT. ANEs 'rnasgee,ncr
 Litchfie.d, March. 1854. gY '"'D' h'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
nnhnn IEuInuriul,reIales . louchiag

Bishop WainwrightreIales touching
 incident, beautifully illustrative of the reIigious goataings of Daniel Webster ;
 @Soon after | returned from Egypt and
 the Holy Land, hearing that MT Web
 s,er was in town, called upon him as
 fhe Astor, as I was always accustomed
 to do. His reception of me was most
 cordial and affectionatc. He asked
 me many questions as to my Eastern
 travels, and as I rose to, go away he
 took me by the hand and said, s'I want you to do one thing for mo. You have been over Palestine. l wish to get the best map I can command, and have you sit down with me but one hour. lwish to go with you from place to place Bethlehem, Nazareth, Jeru- salem, the Sea of Galilee, Jordan, Bethany, the Mount of Olives, and tell me, as point, how it looks the hills, the trees, the rocks, the land, the wa ter. I can never go there, but would i look as nearly as I can upon every ! spot sancti6ed by the presence of our blessed Lord while lie tabernacled in the Aesh.' His eyes filled with tears, and he earnestly pressed my hand. "a Mulliludes of emotions swelled my heart. lreiurned the pressure, and in silence depar,ed." m
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
\ N EW GOODS.
 IT. ll.NICH ARD
M F E H A N T T A1Lo R

4W &i 1S &4 4A 1N 2 z 44 ' &S v 1A HAS just received large assorlmcn, ol IL Spring and Summer Gooos, consisting 2 of Broadcloths, Cassineres, and Trimmings of all kinds.
 Also--Ready Made Clo,hing, consisting ol every article ,n the Clothing line, and his stock of Clothing is all his own manufacture, and warranted, o give the best satisfaction Furnishing Goods in great variety, and a large assortment of Small Chccks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for cash
 Small Profit, Ready Sale. Good Quality, and Low Prices. is the Motto. Gene aud see. First Store East of !Wheeler's Hotel, West Street Liich6eld. s-... s7s-f .g:, s-g N. B. l vii: noi be undcrsold.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS. l,itchfei March 24 1858
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
.R. slEes.rsalssyss,
At the Old Stund.

~.x<sMM HAVING procured an assista ant szssssss.s, Matchmaker and Jewelsr. will &aRs .entinueio do any and all kinds si watch repairing and watch jeweling that may he intlusied ie his care in he hest man. nes and on ieasnnahit terms mn pains willhs spared to give satisfaction iaevery customer
 Thankfulfo pasi tayors hswnnld solicit th, continuance afthe pahlic patronage. Also.s choice ,ssorlment oi Watches. Jeweirysm silver Ware at low prices for Cash. .. ~
 Liich6eld May lSal. fy3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

SpYing Arrangement, commencing Mdrch
 Sth, 1854.
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPoRr.
 FIRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for W,ns,ed at l2 3SP. M., connecting at Stratford with ,he 30 P. M., Train from New Haven. ~
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, al 4 10 F. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winsted, at 10.40 A. M., or on arrival of the 8 A. NJ. Express Train from New York, connecting al the Junction with the 1915 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Winsted at 90 P. M., or on the ar- rival of the 500 P. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BuIDGEPoRT.
 First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport at IS A. M., connecting at the Junction with train 10 New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted at IS A. M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven. and at Bridge port with ,he 102I A M Train to New York. First Freight Train will leave Winsted for Bridgeport at 6 20 A NJ.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wiasted al l2 35 P M connecting at The Junction with Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 446 P M Train te New York. STAGE LINES. Bradley's Stage from Woodbnry, South ,ury, Snaihford, and Oxford, w.lI connect at ieymour Ilumphreyssille)wi,h the 905 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on he arrival of the 10 40 PM Train fromBridge- ,ors. No evening Stage after this date. MeNc'ls Stage from Water,own, will con- rect at Waterbury every day win the l3 | M Train down Returning on arrival ot he 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and Saturdays frem the 5 50 P M Train.
 Fenn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect ,t Liehficld Station with both passenger Trains each way ]; and with the Morning Train 10 Wins,ed.
 Horace Skinner's Stages from Otis, Cold pring, New Boston, Colehro"k River and Hitchcock svil:e will connect daily at Winstcd with the l2.35 M train down. Returning n arrival of tho 10. 40 A Nj train from Bridge. ,Oit. 7H $
 Bacon's Stage from Norf,lk w.ll leave in inc to connect with inc l2 B M train from Wasted. Returning on arrival of the l0.40 NJ train from Bridgeport. .
 deduction of five cents is made when ckets arc purcha ed at the offices.
 c. SPOONER, Superintendent. # Bridgeport, March 8, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
New Jewelry Store AT WOLCOTTVlLLE. m
 & ERAsA MP &
Would Fespectfullv Inf

Would respectfully inform the
 inhabitants ai WoIcotiyilIe and vicinity that he has taken the eiofe of Mir Hnngets0rd, Rearthe railroad depot. where he offers tos sale all kinds of JeweIry. Clncks and Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms as can he purchased elsewheFe.
 @ N-3@ Watches, clocks and iewelEy ot every description required and warranted. Old gold and sllver bought and Taken in exchsnee- 4 share af pafFonags is respectfully solicited. Wolc ottviile, April 18th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
HATS, CAPS so.

3 THE subgcFIbeF has Just PuF~
 A chased in New York large ass
 eortment of flats, Caps, chill
 dren,s Beaver Hats, aRd every ,.;n : uanal,y called for in his line--of the la ice, Swing Style. He would invite all ia .ss., of articles in his way 10 give him call !, his old stand three doors west the Court House. Hats of any quality. size and PricsfurnisA. ec at short notice. w& Cask paid Jor Fars.
 HIRAM JACKSON Litchfcld, March 22 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Geese Feathers.
f WATERBURY
 Marble MamWfaCtOPV.

PERSONS in want Of Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, Sc. can be supplied at our establishment with as chaste an article, and as cheap as at any other establishment in the state. A large collection of Designs of the principal Monuments in Philadelphia and Greenwood Cemeteries also a collection of English Designs, which with those of our own draughtir g, makes one of the hes, collections in the state. Please refer to Dr Samuel Bncl. Dr A Lcwis or Dr q M Hooker.
 5+" 8. WARREN, Agent.
 Waierbury, April 1853. @'f
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
PATENT MEI4tDR3EONS
 A. & nAYTON

' TNVITElhe attention al the .nnsica pub.
 4 lie, 10 their new style of VI .loaeons patent ted by Carhart. Having every facility for .manniac tnringta he best advantage ge ,sxtt ex> perieneed andskilfrg workmen in al l branchs es tthe 6Uslness. we can fWrnIsh Msloceors from,4 io 6ostayes. with hallfhelateim improves ments. and oi the hest quality. at the lowest price possible. Orders Are solicited, with the ass"rance of rr~mpt s'tentinr. ! WOleottviiie, Aarillst 1853. "~'s'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Bridgeport Power Company

~44 G& VWUO8 SUAAKES1NN1y FAsAt5 Company ate about esectng, in a l cenisal loca.inn. several buildings, eac h Four Hundeed feet in length. fifty feet in width, and three stories high, for the purpose ot letting out propelIing power and room 10 such manufacturers as may desire. They will be provided with from THREE to FIVE hun. dted horse rower and will have accommoda> tions ter about 1000 workmen. Applications for Power and Rorm may be made personally or by letter ts either nt the s1bsc ribers.
 F T BARNUM. Mi sa
 VIM H NOBLE.
 gs9As D w THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
.NesU Goods 1!
look Here 2

AIUWHG ENGVEe A MONO the new Dress Goods for sale at Bradford's Cheap Store, In Woicotville, notice the following: 5000 yds of Merrimack and other calicoes. 300 z beautiful VI ons. deLaines. 300 fashionable colors paramettas 300 Bischof Black silks oil-5siled. 100 " striped French poplins. 300 French merinoes.
 800 ( black and colored alapaccas Mousiin deBey, figured alapaccas, parisian cloths, canton cloths, &c., cheap for cash or ex- change. A. G. BRADFORD.