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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
New Spring Goods
 JUST RECEIVED AT THE .R N. E .HEV EX

TOM2RISINGa a splendid assortment of Dress NJ Goods, Shawls. Trimmings, Ssc.-amonr3 which are Fancy and Mourning French and American Muslin DeLaines plain and printed, Berege DeLaines and Veil Bareges assorted col prs, black and colored Dress Bareges and Chally Bareges, DeBaize and Persian Cloths assorted
 colors, Al printed Lawns and Muslin Robes
 French and American IA and S-4 Calico Prints complete assortment, and Al Mourning and Fancy Ginghams; Bishop and Victoria Lawns and Drapery Musns, Book and swiss Musiins Nansook and Plaid do, White Jackone,, sarsanet and coiored Cambric do, do and colored Berlin Cords and Dimity, Paper Cambrcs assorted colors and Jeans, Nankeens, &c. Super black and fancy Dress silks and Trimmings, white and brown Linens, Diapers and Napkins, inen, Damask ana colored French Woolen Table Covers; swiss sJaconet- black silk and Lace Edgngs and lnserings, wrought Muslin Collars, sleeves, Iuffs, &c. Black and assorted Kid silk and Lsle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Woolen Hosiery of feyery:descrlp,ion; shirts for sale and
 to be made u2. Asa, Woolen, Linen and Cotton Carpetipg and Floor Ol Cloths. Also. Flour, Groceries. Crockery, Geese Feathers &c-. [. as
 cheap as the cheapest" quality considered.
 N.B. Butter and Eggs wanted, at the highes market D ices Also, work on shirts as usual. ar Also, Insurance Agen. for numerous Companies, s. N. BRONSON. Liichfeld, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
BALw w IM,s MT T nAa.

B A l. D w T N's M Ehh EHOR SALE at tie Mills ot the subscriber in N Washington, Grain, Meal, and Provender, Plaster, Clover and Timothy Seed, Sc, Szc.
 CHAIN PuMPs wholesale and retail Hovey's Straw Cutters ard Corn Shelters, Flows and Serapers, Furnace Castings of every description, Mill Shafis and Gearing, Water Wheels. &c.
 9Sy- Machinery of all kinds, but and repaired 1; Skat,ing, Pnlleys and Hangers of every kind.
 In store, Dry Goods and Groceries, NaIls and spikes Hnrdware and Cutlery. Sh,ves, spades, Manuie Forks. Hoes Pitehforks, Coil Chain and Rope of various sizes ss
 Wanted-ScRGP IRON in-any1qnanlty.
 aa fl. BALDWIN. {
 Washington, March 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
Calico Remnants.

CD GAMAM YARDS Cocheco aud Mer. %NW&HNwTe Temac's. containing from I 10 10 yards in piece. dark Fall styles, which am selling t6d per yard. gs IVY ks
 Also, 6 tons New Orleans" Porto Rico, and Stparl's best refined Sugars which I am selling as low at retail as they can be bought by the hhd.
 Thinking of making change ip my busi- nass,l would give general invitation 10 all who have accounts@iih mt io call aud settle, and at the same ii,re will s,fssr ti.ess, gvea,tin ducemcnts 10 buy ., bill of Goods.
 N. B LATHROp.
 Wolcoflville, Aug. ls, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19

A NNATTO, Bath Brick. Window Glass :. "A. Indige, Mace, Cream Tar,ar and soda ol tho besi '4aali,y. just receiwed hy
 ,s F. D. MCNEIL TTALLARD'S Hair Dye, Thompson's Eve WateE and Godirey's Cordial, at
 ta SIS F. D. Me cNEIL'S. DIAN and Figured Cashmere shawis-- French table Covers, oi.ed silk, &c just received by F., D. MCNEIL. MAST Steel Spades, Shovels. Hoes md " Garden Rakes. for sale hy
 'ae-l Y. D. MCNEIL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
LitchGeld County DagueTTeian Gallery ]!

First Building South He Mansion House. EDICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac- country or Europe The Crayon, Illuminated and colored Daguerreotypes taken if desired :; Miniatures and Portraits copied. Or hand at all times beautiful assortment of French Gases, Gold Lockets;Src. ~
 Terms moderate and satisfaction euarantied
 J. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
New Spring Goods ]!

F. b. w CN e IT. EUAS received weilseected assortment Q EA Spring Goods-consisting in part ot the following: French and Eng dish Broadcloths .plai, and doesk,u Cassimeres, Serges, Tweeds, black Strainer Cloth, Jacquard Diaper, Canibrlc Silesia Gloves, Hose, Knitting Cotton, Carpeiine, Drug ger, &c. Also. an assortment of Ladies Dress Goods suitable for the season-among which brays, DeBege, Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c.
 By continuing the Ready Pay system we shall be enabled to sell the above Goods at small advance from cost.
 8r Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
8utksrcitt q 1Eowbridso.

8utkerottt = Bt0W DEluBos sER er reh 0me TGttOrSs
 N9. South Street. LiSekfeid- rTAvE just received from New York alarse EN assortment of Genilomea'e Dress Goode, eoual Io any In tho mafkeE They have every wish. and that too ai prices which will suit GUS somers They have also an extensive assortment fCrayais, Collars Hosiery, Handkerchief, Vest nos and Trimmings, tO which the attention of the pubic IS invited.
 oorments cut OT made in a style winch cannot be Tivaled in fashion and workmanship. Cutting done at short notice. All work warranted to fit.
 Ren,emhef the number I South Street. e, G BUrrKEREiTr. JAMES fRowBRIDGE.
 Litchiie.d, March, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
.itseIcsssal Sshs ]!
Notice.

THE subscriber. thankful for the patronage the good people of Wolcottvile and vicinity have favored him the past season, would respectfully inlornl his friends and customers Ina: he is now receiving in store the largest and most desirable assortment of Goods ever offered for sale in this county. CoSs aad Erekamge is still the motto RJ-Goad Goods sold at my usual smoH profits
 Ts A. eG. BRADFORD. wocottvilIe. April 7th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
NEW LOT 8 .Jewelry and Silver Ware! ]!

kNsiian dfIadies' BFsaFt-pins. ge pt's bosom
 Studs, silver and plaied Spoons, FOrlis, &c. &Lc. Il The subscriber hatters hipselt that with his already rich assortment thus fepienished, he will Dc able 0suil the most fasiid;ous in tnsie. Call ' June g6ih, 1s5a. . v
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
BN1sI4ga39 Ewceaxa,a.

sVEyHIS aidnrlshiHg inst,tutlon meets S.everv M WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at the BradlevyiIle schools House. The public are respectfully in- svited 10 attend. v
 D. c. KlLBOURN, Secretary.
 Sept. 18th, 1854. s2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPRING & .SgJ Ea Na EGEe c A M P A [ G 1N OF II 8 5 4=

Great Inducements to Cash { E1change Customers HI AVING disposed ol our Grocery department sEl to MT A Palmer, we stall continue the other branches of our tolmer business at nur old sortment ot goods than heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding good assortment of goods which we pretend to keep. We shall inform the public from time to time of bargains in new and desirable goods we receive; we shall cheese, eggs, &e. We weuid also say to our friends thai we are sats fled that by thus dividing our business we can show them much better assortment of goodsand at far less prices than those who continue nn in the old track ot keep ing l,,le of everything without l,eing able to show an assormt mt of anything which other GUS toners may want-hopng ihal we may continue to mertthe pa,ronaee which he public have so liberally bestowed and for which we would re- turn our hearty tha nks.
 Wolco:tville, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
NEW GOODsg Spencer & Adams
ID W V' W Q Q D c

TArt fnsi received d ihels new Store in I 4ssa z. lsssl dor ..ss, 9. .As Mansion
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19

SUGARS AND MOL LA&REA.-Lar ihJ quantitieso of Sugar and Muasses just rec and ceiling at sDoade!f fal iotD pficss. ' ..'i :.
 gagbs A. C. BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
lss vs.se,.lw ReDO,,s


 ilA tho condition If the BANK OF LITCE- " FIELD COUNTY. Oct 2d, 1854: Capital Stock, = a'i |H looooo Registered notes fr Treasurer
 not returued, 74070 Registered notes on hand, m 7.5al. 'Lsayes reg 'dnoies in circulation, 67.449 Due depositofs on dem q, wilhou. nt's 2O729 3F esx sns4s ..sEass with interes,. 619I7 2s Baianae due other Banks, { \ '''' i9so 64 rronls and sarglns exclusive las. dy nd, 1853 66 s'osn0' uhpa'a. ls2
 aos.lll ss lRRsouRcEss f WsRosieed with State Treasurer: .sa l 50 ei00o bnnds City of Hartford ,50,OOo 25 5000 | :" New London, a5.o0O Premiums on abDve bonds, 7'O6o Duo iTo.s Broksrs " E! ch,,snden, 5,Sis Ss SS Ss t s. ". Clark & Go. 643 50 Suffolk, Bnstol, e.00O Gfrsils 7.5SS l4 Msrhsnsils New York. sO,6i9ss Exchange. Hartford, 896 3s Bddespsls cisy; ~ s9oss 3Hlnglpiacks sTflgg a kallases sNps tSnls, ,lfL4O A Lo6iEsllIe. ky. s $50 S4 ,l52 70 ffiIle of 3ateht Banks, i5a9 Cash iiemss Cbeeks, &c. ,066 gS fsls s on nana' <; ; s6 4zs Il over df4it4s 69 00 Hess nd expensse ...s. t609a
 sOslIIsa as a ". wHtrTELsEY, Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
Naugatuc Railroad.
Winchester, Is5a.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19
BridgeportPower Compauy.

Bridgeport. May IT, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-19

s0s.Il1 e6 a V. wHirTELsEY, cashisr. l
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
MISS RoBERrsoNs BENEFIT.

This little enchantress, who has been
delighting the visiters at the National
Theatre during the present week. tekes .
benefit tonight, when she win appear Is
the Young Actress" and Asmodeus,"
two admirable characters wei adapted to
show off her astonishing versatile powers.
In the "Young Actress" she assumes
five different characters, exhibiting the
characteristics of the French, Yorkshire
and Irish people.
As the Irish boy. Miss r. is truly
great. She has 1.-the rich brogue" to
perfection, and can dance q jig and whirl
the shillelah in manner that would put
to blush the best efforts of many who
" were to the Manor born" Let her
have full house. - ~ l. 81. . -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
PERSONAL.

The last accounts from st. Petersburgh
mention that member Of the Council Of State,
Count de Meden, has just been nominated
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary from Russia to Washington. 1t is CON.
fidently said that the Legation would be one
of more than usual importance, and that the
corps of persons attached to it would be in.
creased. o.. -- -.y19e.s 4 tff-- t. ~
....It is said that Mr.. j B. Cough, the total
abstinence lecturer, nets ESQ q month in
England by his orations. -E 3Th4 az.
....There is talk that Santa Anna will tii-
vorce his present wife if he can negotiate a
marriage with one of the daughters of the
Queen Dowager of Spain. His present wife
was born in Westerlo, Albany county, N. Y,
and her maiden name was Lapaugh
....Mr Hobbs, the patentee of the Ameri-
can lock, has offered 200 guineas for, any one
who can accomplish the task of picking it.
Nv. W. Corcoran and Elisha Riggs, the
eminent Bankers of this city, have retired
from business Geo. W. Riggs, Jr, and A.
I. kickhoefer, estimable gentlemen and shrewd
business men, are their successors
-. The California papers state tina,
Madame Anna Thillon cleared S., 900 the frs
week of her engagement in San Francisco and
Murdoch $4,000 by his whole California en-
gagements; the latter leaves there in June
Breton is coming home with $4,000 in hi.
pockets. The Roussetts have already netted
over SAC, 900. Mrs. Sinclair, manager of the
new theatre, is going to London, to play an en-
gagement at the Hsymarket, opening in Lady
Teazle; she leaves in June. Julia Pelby
who went out there to play young lady parts
on the stage, is about to marry California
/" gentleman of wealth and distinction"
80. Augustus B. Prior, a printer, has been
convicted of the murder of Matthew Patton. at
Hamburger, S. --s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The Intelligeneer eschews editorial to-
day, presenting its readers instead, with
Senator Clayton's pro-Nebraska bill
speech. III
The Union, in announcing the settle
ment of the Breckenridge and Cutting
affair, declares that, after all, challenge
did not pass between them, saying
= So many absurd rumors having been in
vented and circulated in regard to this affair,
that to dispose of all would require legion
of corrections, we only desire to set one of
these rumors forever at rest, and that is the
report that challenge passed between the
parties. We are authorized to say, by the
acting friend Of one of the parties, that this
statement is not true. The whole difficulty
was arranged without q resort, on either side.
10 challenge"
The Official argues that there is great
hnmbug in pretended northern demon
STATIONS against the Nebraska bill, re-
lying upon Northern and Western Dem.
ocratic papers to make good the asser-
ton. The Union further insists that
the Northern Wing party have surren-
dered at discretion-grounded arms-to
Wendell Phillips, William Lloyd Carl
son & Co. The Union further insists
that the corrected returns of the recent
New Hampshire election, show that the
Democratic party have carried the State
by majority larger than they usually
obtain at an ordinary smartly contested
State election.
The Sentinel, writing before the an
nouncement in the House yesterday of
the settlement of the anticipated duel,
says, very properly:
'-Wecannot avoid expressing our regret at
the remarks made in some journals in regard
to the difficulty to which we allude. Especially
do we regard the articles in some of the New
York papers as highly reprehensible and to the
last degree iDjudiciOus. There seems to be
disposition on the part of some of them to
make this difficulty between two gentlemen q
sectional quarrel controversy between the
north and south We can scarcely find terms
OF sufficient severity properly to character
ize such an effort.
Again, We regret to see that some of these
journals, instead Of discreeuy holding their
peace, and leaving the friends of the two gen.
tlemen TO manage the matter in their own way.
are ofhciously obtruding their advice through
their columns. Some again come patting
chosen champian on the back, speaking words
Of encouragement. and telling how his constit.
uents think In regard to the matter. The GEN
erous sympathy and warm approval Of
respected constituency would no doubt be
acceptable TO any representative under such
circumstances; but no representative, we take
1t, would relish any interference or any advice
that manifestiy betrays want of confidence
IN his manly bearing. There is more of insult
than compliment, more of distrust than kind
ness, In such unsought interference and ad-
vice"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

u The Clipper of this morning says
of the Star
:" We learn from Washington that the
editor OF this Journal has gone mad"
We trust that the readers of that jour-
nal will remember that this is the first
of April. We assure the editor of the
Clipper, that when we do 60 mad " there
viii be method in our madness"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

The PRoGREss OF MEDICAL SCIENCE We
have just examined q new and marked evil
dence Of this caption, in a compound from the
East. prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver, of Lowell,
Mass. DR.. Aver is deep Chemist, and com.
bines the constituents of this remedy in strict
accordance with chemical principles There
is nothing secret about it, but the whole COM
position and process is freely published and
made known to the Medical Profession. We
have the Formula with full particulars, in the
Doctors own hand writing, and must in sim
cerity say of it and the medicine, that they
show skill and intrinsic merit which is worthy
of all eommsndation. This Medicine has, in
diseases of the throat and lungs, been fully
tested by all the Medical Colleges and most of
our eminent Medical men, and is as far as /
know highly applauded by them.
While, therefore, I am most heartily OPP
posed to the Recommendation Of. all secret
remedies, can cordially andin my capacity
OF Physician, properly recommend the Cherry
Pectorsl 70 au.-Roeasstsr Banner. .
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
FIRST GRAND CoTILLoN PARTY
PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD

THE Committee of Arrangements take pleasure in
i announcing that they viii gise grand Coui'
lon Party, at Odd Fellows Hall, on EASTER MON
DAY, the 18th OF April, 1854. where every arrange
ment will be made for the joyment of all who msy
honor them with their presence.
Hs- Refreshments will be furnished by the COM
paDy.
RH- Supper can be hal be, tween IL and O'Clock,
furnished by experienced caterer.
No hats caps will b. allowed in the hail.
Gentlemen " lao wish invitations for ladies viii
please leave thrir at j. L. Evans Hat Store
Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR ard FIFTY CENTS, TO be
had the usual place and OF any the members OF the
company.
C0mmitec Of Arrangements.
Capt Jos Peck, 1t Clark Mills,
1t J " Baden, 1t J Pettibone,
Ensign j teck, Quar- Evans,
Sgt j Whitney, Sgt G Mattingiy,
l. Hall, G = Kraft,
@ Seitz, J s Finch.
mar 13-M&S5w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
THE KY STAR.

To-day we give the public the Week.,
Star, containing large amount of Wash.
ington News and Gossip, news from ali
quarters of the world, poetry, tales and
anecdotes, making variety and amount
of news seldom to be obtained for the
same price any where.
The price of this journal is $l.25 cents
a year, in advance.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
DOINGs In CONGRESS.

SENArE.-Yesterday, after We left, the
amendment of Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, making
appropriations for the completion of Marine
Hospitals at the following places Cleveland.
S25, 900; st. Louis, $40, 900; Chicago, 10000;
Paducha, 1000 Louisville, sl2 1000 Evans
vile, s., 600; San Francisco, S44 900 and for
new hospital at Burlington, Iowa, SIS 900 /;
was agreed to-yeas "a, nays II.
Several other amendments of no great i'm
portance were agreed to afterwards.
The bill was then reported to the Senate,
and all the amendments made in committee of
| the whole were concurred in, except that one
| which struck out the appropriation for pay
ment of invalid private PENSIONS which was
rejected.
The bill was then passed
Mr. Brown moved the printing Of twenty
| three thousand extra copies of the report of
| the select committee on the Gardiner and other
| cases before the board of commissioners on
| claims under the Mexican treaty. Adopted
After short Executive session, the Senate
adjourned till Monday.
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the Senate bill to extend the contract for
carrying the mail between Montgomery and
Mobile, Ala, was referred to the Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads
Mr.. Preston, rising to personal expl anation
| announced to the House the settlement of the
personal difficulty occurring in the Hall on the
| previous Monday, between Messrs. Brecken-
| ridge and Cutting.
| The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union, (Mr
| Haven in the chair,) and taking up the six
| steamer bill. 1T was debated on amendments
| by Messrs. Millson, Peckham, Smith of N. Y.
Dean: Smith of Va, all in five minutes
| speeches.
The Committee having rejected all the
amendments offered, it was reported back to
the House in its original form providing for
the construction of six frst-class steam frigates
with screw propellers, and properly armed and
equipped for the service said vessels and
machinery to be built by contact, or at the
government navy yards, as the Secretary of
the Navy may think advisable and for these
purposes as well as for altering, completing,
and launching the frigates Santee and Sabine
three millions of dollars are appropriated.
The bill was passed-yess 113, nays 43.
And the House adjourned till Monday.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

IMMENSE LAND SpECULAT1oN-VAIrE
OF REAL EsrArE.-At the city tax sale
in San Francisco, W. II. Jones sold up.
wards Of two hundred and sixty lots in
two hours and and half, going through
the entire delinquent list. One specula-
tor brought the two thousandth part of
an inch for SIG; another the four hundreth
part of an inch for $14s; an other the six
tenth of an inch for $43; another the
eighth Of an inch for 1888; and another a
half of an inch for 1914.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Yearly advertisers viii be charged for all excess
over the number Of squares contracted for, in pro-
portion the is TO the whole sum agreed for
One square, tten lincs,) chanseable weekly, $40
per year. -- -.'h
Business notices of ten lines or less, in the Local
column, 81. Notices Of greater length will be
charged for at the rate of ten cents per line
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

" Father Gavazzi is now in England.
In one of his lectures he gives the follow
ing bit of information, which will be news
to our readers
The police force in Boston is COM
posed almost entirely of Irish Roman
Catholics. This has been effected in viz.
tue of impact made with the author.
tiles there. similar compact has been
entered into, IN order that the Postmaster
General sho1ld be q Roman Catholic,
thereby enabling the Jesuits to be easily
acquainted with all the secrets in the To-
cality. "-Boston Journal.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

" The Jews are getting up memo
rials 70 Congress, praying that that body
WILL endeavor to procure for every
American citizen abroad, Of eusry creed,
a just degree of civil and RELIGIONS free.
dom" No other people, probably, have
suffered IS much from intolerance. first
and last, IS the Jews.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

70 In reply to "X," we can only say
that we believe Mr.. aud Mrs. Dannstrom,
the celebrated Swedish artists, are volun-
teerlng their services on Sunday mornings
at the Swedenborgian church, Capitol
Hill.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
mo. 5c3.1
NOTICE

T the continuance Of tie Land OEte &C
CHLLICoTHE, OHIO.
Tx view of the great Inconvenience 10 which To ;
II citizens of the CBILIIcoTHE Land District would
be subjected by the removal the Office therefor. u
COLUMBUS, AMI the earnest IemonstraDces agsinf
that removal the President of the Uuited States
der the authority given him by the 9TH Section a
the act Of 9TH Sep ember, 1s41 To appropriate the
process of the sales Of public lands has direct
cd the continuance at CHnLIcoTHE OHIO, of the Land
Office II the sale of public lands in the District
Notice is therefore, hereby gwen, that the order
for the removal of ssid Office to Columbus dated lst
March, 1854, is revoked, and that the office will
main open for business at Chillicothe as heretofore
Given under my hand at the City o. Washington,
this 2Sth day Of March, A. ID. 1854
BY order of the President: .r-..
81 r 80. - .--s~.r JOHN WILSON,
e. Commissioner Of the General Land ofhoe
mar 29-WkS6w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

" The Rhode Island election comes
off next Wednesday, April 5th. There
are several Riehmonds in the field for
Governor. Temperanceism, Dorrisn, Ne
braska Billism, &c., will BE mixed up in
the contest, "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

70 We trust that persons disposed to
use the advertising columns of the Star,
will remember that payment is required
In advance. in all cases, for advertise
ments, except those sent by quarterly or
yearly advertisers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
WOOD AND COAL

OrerS solicited Jor Hood ard Coal az Us tdrleti!
from The PeSsel.
AN now prepared to furpish the above 10 pur'
il chasers in quantities to suit. Persons wishing
to lay in their stock of WOOD and COAL for the En-
suing winter, should leave their orders early 50 AZ
secure their supply at the lowest rates. A fmsa
compensation above the original cost will be charged
Terms cash. Apply to JOHN J. B0GUE,
East side of the MsrAet, Georgetown
mar 25-Stf