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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.


AsHTs were quiet and prices unaitered.
BREApsItIrs-Ilour--1hete animation In the
eeips considerable. The ales embraced about 900
y 1000 tbls Guiding common 70 extra state at 80
" S'4 common 70 good Michigan at ~ AZ y ~ 90
ober Western grades at - ~ 80 rs for common TO
choice and 80 rs kl1 20 for fancy and choice extra
Canadian Wa. quiet The small sales made commanded
80 rs sC 90 for common fancy extra Southern was
unchanged, while price, steady. About 500 to 900
BIDS wee reported s Id nj 50 62h 20 SIX for
80 coed qualities and SO sli 20 for fancy to extra.
Wh.at--tbe market easier With less activity IN
faes Tue tanSacians footed up about 20 600 aS5 000
tu hels, included in shch Canadian white At 81 70
ported high s. 81 O5; Tennessee red At 81 os
" TO- Corn was easier sn transactions confined TO o.,
200 a so COO bushels wertern mixed at ssc. o.,
closing at the In de figure For round yellow and white,
- was ASKED. K,e-rhe sse- embraced about Is 600
bushels at 81 20 . 81 g. Oats wee unchanged
Copu-ssl.s q 30 bags Of 81 Domingo we're made
at exc; 10 DO. Lsgunyrs at Ike; SO do Csylon at
IKE. 90 do Naracsibo at Iokc. and 80 DO. Ris at
lie fhe auction 80 81 the 9Th inst, tomorrow,
checked sale-. 900 bags Rio being advertiser.
Co1TcN The sale the spot and in transitu reached
about lsto bales The msrket ruled slightly favor of
spa ~ IS oo Sc bushels G
81 and wheat engaged In ships bags, l0d.
ssdS g, ocae At 4s AND % cotton S +. =.
whale bone we're engaged at nd and 100 terces beef at
ts I'd with come naval stores At bs 10 GiAsgov, rice
was taken at as, and cheese at t0s 70 Hsvre,
-four eng eed at 81 and grsin Csc. There
Change In ia'es for Csl rnia which ranged from &C.
iRrn.-Abou, 100 800 boxes bunch raisins we're sold
at 90 t5 80 DO halves AZ 81 So and 200 do quarers
at p5c.; and go layers, Mt ~ IS.
BAY wa at Zoe n T5c., with Moderate sales.
lroN mall ales ot scotch pig were made AZ taS rs.
NAVAL sruRs-The market was quiet at about 4os
for eIirts aud 1thc y common rosin
IRo,Is, M ork-1he ma bet steady With
tber more duirs the sales embraced about COO roo
bols, irclndng mes at 50 90 and prime at s2l s2i
.b Pe.t steady hut not active. Country prime
and nc e. we're unchanged The sales embraced about
90 :oo bbls sl.o 80 bols erra Vermont, At sls
ali lot extra ieef ham br"ugh, sI7 so. Chicago re-
packed beef wac a. 81 80 and extra do at ST. Lard
VAS steady With sale. Of 100 800 bhls., At Ike
l2c Butter and checse without change Ia price.
RfcE vas dull ami dropping, and sales nnnportant
SrlrN.-S cares q nu meg were sold at e5c; 2ob
pepper, a. 1lsc. and 20 10. pimento, at 12l,c.
StGsR.-1be saer embraced a out $50 hhda.
mpscayaca. at about nc. a &c.
wnsgEr.--s-les Of about 80 go bbls. Ohio and
son, at 4oc. A0hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
New Patents lsslled.

List ofPatents Issued fro the United States Patent
Office for the week ending &c. 1865 each bearing thai
date
Robert Anderson, of Brooklyn, N. Y, AMI John
Anderson OF New York, ~ T., for Improvement in rice
hulipg machines.
VIM. X. Croker, of Norwich, Conn, for machine for
manufacturing cofks.
Luther b. Fi er, Of Codwater Mich, for improved de
vice for guaeirg and setting sawmill dogs.
Isaac N Forester, Of Ccntrevle, Va, for improved
netl cd Of hanging mulley saws,
Julns Fnh ii fhindephia, Pa for Improvement in COO
ing ranges and air heaters.
Luther Il Fisher OF Cold water, Mich for improvement
Iiveras HUI Of charlestown, Mass, for improvement
Robert Crinbr, Of the city of Allegheny Pa for i'm
Irovement In nut machine.
Peter Hegg, Of New York ~ ", for improvement in
sur face condenser for steam engines.
Richard @. Bolmes 4 William II. Butler, Of New York,
N. Y, for Improvement In locks.
Jno stuber Thomas Harden, of Utica N. Y, for i'm
James O. Leach Of Ballston N. Y. for improvement in
1oone.
a. L. D. Lewis, of Phiadelpqa, "a, for venhlctins
henry Luther, OF Providence, II. l.. for imp ovement
in ring anditraveller spinning frames.
L. W Isbgdon, Of Rochester, y. Y, for improvement
wm MoOiry, New York, y. Y, for Improvement
i. n. Borsord, of Cambridge, Mass AMI james r.
Nichols of Hsverhill Mass for in lamps for
Gee fatten, Of Washington, d. c. for improvement, IN
owen Redmond, Of Rochester, n. Y, for spoke aud
axe hslve mvcbine.
j. 4. Taylor Bipghamp,on, N. Y. for method Of ven
tla'ipg railroad cars
James West, of Syracuse, N Y, for improvement, in
roofing compositions.
Arefus A. Wilder Of Detroit, Mich, for improved ath
machine.
6 !. s wardwel, of Lake Village N. H. for ma chino
cutting do lble lemons.
Jno. VI. Yohers Of spruce Grove Pa for improve
ment In bedstead fastenngs.
Henry W. Dickinson, OF Rochester, N Y assiQnor to
Lansing r. Swan, Of same place, for machine for teeng
fsnei Z. ston, Of Boston, Mass assgnor to ninse
erley o. Eaton Of same place for improved burglar
alarm.
John r. Hunter ef Baltimore, Nd assignor to samae
r. flair, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for improvement ga,
brackets.
dae f. bertrand. Of New York n. Y, for improve
ment IN sugar hlterers.
samuel KIauser o. Reading, Pa, for improvement IN
citer mills
InIoss cslvon FULTON, Fl Rochester, N v, assign r
80 samuel lure OF Rochester, N. y and Bedell h
Iafry, ~ Albion, fsr design for stove plates
James Horton 81 Philadelphia Pa, assianor &,
sndt Mcdowell Co., IL place for Design for
c, al stoves
Andrew Neil Of Portsmouth Ohio, assignor Neil
4 Hunter, 81 same place, for de ign for stoves
Ina Ripley and " s Nedder, ~ Troy, ~ Y, asSignof
to Johnron, Cox Iasiey Co., ofNew York N. y, for
design for cooking stoves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
81 1000 The actual capital is sas, $50 l46 and Tho

100000 The actual capital is S3S 146 and IL the
to close to-day quite certain there
wouc found liabilities to the amount Of one million
dollars We do not fasify returns. How could
that be donef But do "impute fraud predict ioss
ard s'adse ssles most decidedly. How it Ia possible
that article should written the 18th OF October
stating thst there debt with the State Engineers
report Of 1854 at least 10 months old before the writer
stating that there debt quite puzzles tho stupid
brain OF our Albany friend We have known him to per-
ceve things, and to them, too far less credible
than that II may Incredible to him that q rail-
road can make any floating debt in thirteen months but
II l. not to u.s. We have known companies do 1t in half
the time.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the eaoDg depart of the banks Of
his city during the week preceding Saturday morning
Novemher 1Rh5
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The Boston Transcript Of the Goth ult., says:-"The
following persons SAILED on Saturday afternoon in the
ueorgeins, Capt. Crowe, for Smyrna:Rev. George G.
Knapp and Mrs. Knapp, with Henri b. Heskell ". ID
destined to the As-yrian mision Rev o. r. Allen aud
Mrs Allen destined to the Armenian mission Rev. Ell
AIKEN and Mrs. Arken destined to the Syrian mis-
-ion The usual services held In the forenoon Rev
silas Art.n D. H., father Of Of the missona lee,
officiating on the OCCASION" This the thil EN-
tsrSation of missionaries Of the American Board au-
81, z the week. The departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pix
ley on Thursday last, for South Africa,
nSunced in our paper Of that date On the same lay
Rev Mr.. Josamon and his wife, with Mrs. Blodget
saled from New York Shspghae in the Maury. Mrs
Blodget joins her husband in shanghse. Mr and Mrs.
Jossimon are to be located Annoy In November, .
company Of eight will probably sail for the syria and
Al nienisn missions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06


You are requested to publish the ov ing sta emen,
o. robbery and swinding committed with impuniv
almost every day passengers arriving from the
.e,ior in New York, with the intention Of going TO Cali
orpia London Liverpool and other distant ports. since
the Castle Garden depot has the runner,
being shut of fom Of their old prey now turn
their attention with tenod force to the above class
passensers and seize vulture like any poor traveller
that they find the railroad and at steamboat land
jpQs al the different stations Throughout the city Il
will recoected only few weeks ago, iliustta
lion, that . runner knocked gentleman down and
boe his Jaw becau'e he would 60 get swiudcd
by him there hundreds Of such every day
bull ing people OF their money complaints
mace before the Mayor but the law wall mot touch them
time "a do his passage paid and If he remains he ~
rwndled Of hat also To protect passengers going
20 Europe tho following named humane merchants OF
New York made the folloS ing arrsngrments:--
NEW YosK, veb. l. 1855.
The undersigned shipowners and agents with a view to
ssree iopcrs britain and IN order Tie health and
90 s s @ Srs &, e De rsss
IN second cabin sis adults and SO for children under
In siesrage SIS for adults, % for children under IL
including provisions which in all will provided by
IL Is rther hat The maImam rate Of brokerage TO
te allowed 70 agents for Proenrins shall be one
as ssun
s Itompsons Ne 40. TAYLOR 4 Merrn,
ks@sA c.rs~ sroaord, IHesion s,a % c c
.s si9::s - pisS s,a xns.lana ,.mss% Philips,
x W. e p,1s lowAScr or snoyrioN'. -,
bssa s y ccds.h d. Is FiS. 81.
ffss.s s.'e. I.T Is Bread b. b. Beams '.'
The merchants further gave oroers TO their authorized
agents 70 scyerise those prices and provisions Their
10 ali future imposisons. Is only lasted for short
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last returns, compared with those Tor the previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06


week, show in
Lans and discounts, decrease of........ .ss47 2s3
Circulation an increase Of ........ ......... A30l9
Deposits. IN increase Of. 812 ia
The banks evidently feel the Importance Of contract
ing The times not propitous for any kind Of sxpan
sion. The decrease Of specie is very extraordinary
exhibit in the face of receipts of two millions in the
space Of time. There appears to be drain going
here mysterious shat in London and Paris It is
not at all impossible but that people may be laying
up small sums Of The precious metals ~ source Of
supply at some future time II boarding specie ia car
ried airy extent this side Of the Atlantic banks
will be swept OF their stock of bullion. We have
not to that yet, but the wisest policy must
be pursued by our banking institutions II they wish TO
avert such calamity Our specie exports have not been
large lately while California receipts have beea
arge usual Notwithstanding which the banks con-
tinue to show a diminished supply in hand
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
THE CONNECTICUT C0CRANT, PUBLISHED AT HAHTFoRD.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

DAILY AND WEEKLY.
 an old established journal. a pleasant; instruc- tive and reliab.e newspaper-alive 10 all the topics of the day-well posted in local mat !!efs-with an agrcu,ura! department for those interested-earnest for the stric, enfor cement of inc Connecticut proisibi,ory law, and safe fam fly paper.
 SUBscEIpTIoN.-DailyC Cosrant, s5 per annum :; If paid strictly in advance, $45O; To Ciergymen in service s3; to weekly papers, different in ex- change, s3. Weekly Courant, s2 per annum i; in handles sl.25; to Clergymen, sl to news. papers, wishoutexchanse,S ,Si-all payable strict ly in advance.
 PosrAGE.-The postage on the Daily, mailed 10 any part of the State, is 75 cents year 10 nsher States, Sl56. Onthe Weekly, ia Hartford C,un'y. nothing; in any other par.of the United States, 26 cents.
 ADvEETIsIsG.-Yearly advertisers in Daily. with privilege of one square, (confined strictly to the advertisers regular business,l changeable once week, SEQ; one square one insertion, 60 cents continuance, 20 cents per day-a reason able deduction for long continuance. In Week ly. one insertion, 75 cen;s; continuance, 2s cents Der week: For cases nn, speci6ed,terms will be made known at the office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
At the Old Brick,

First Door West of the Court House MAY be found a new stock of Boots and MI shoes. spring fashions for 1854 We are now prepared to offer to the people ot Litchfield County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina ginable; 1t would be useless and imDos. s:ble to name tine different styles of SO large a stock as We have al this tlme-we therefore say to all, coms and see for yourselves for our stock Say. Not approving of the humbuging sy ystem, we would here say, as to prices-ihey shall be uniform' some as high as the hish hest and some We would here in this hu nble manner tender cur heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past sayors, and most respectfully invite them to give us call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Litchfield, May Huh. 1854.
 N. B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be nest happy to dis pose at cost. 9er A word to the wise. Sc.
 M & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Fall Goods!

THE subscriber has just returned from New York, witha full and choice assortment oi Goods in his line of business, adapted to the approach ngseassn-comptisIug everything which IS ew aud desirabein styt that the naikeiaHords, m -CiOths, CuSStmeres and PeStia0s-- Having laid in an unusually large and varied assortme nj of Fall Goods, he Is prepa red to ac- commodetc the public with everything in the Clothing Line at short notice, anc on the most reasonable terms.
 His stock of Cloths is decidedly the largest ever brought into this market; his assortment Is unusually y complete, and he will aim 10 keep we'll supplied with goods suitable to the SC a son. Gas. sirReres, of all the new styles may be found at his Emporium and splendid assortment ot Black Doeskus. Cassimeres, &c Also, Vestings "a choice tot of fancy and black Sik and Satn, and what he considers the most elegant iot of fancy Silk Vclvets and Plush Festi1gs.
 These Goods will be made up in style oi workmanship no, surpassed, and perfec, fits in all cases guarantied.
 is the larges, in this vicinity, and all tastes can be fitted on the most reasonable terms. Besides,
 An endless Variety of Furnishing Goods, embracing a large assortment of Shrr's, Coll ars, Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Scaris, Gloves, Guuntlets, Hosiery, under Shirts and Ora CTS, Suspenders, Handkerchicfs, &c. Sc.
 believe in the m,xm hat Goods wei bought are alrca dy half sold. lf any article which sell should prove deficient. pledge myself to make il good. if notiied by the purchaser. AsIexpect to huy for cash, have decided ,o adopt the cash system as far as practicabse-and no accoent will he permitted to stand over SIX months.
 EF Cutting done al short notice.
 Fall and Winter Fashirns just received.
 I'll RICHARDS.
 Sept. 18th. 1854. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
.Nufice.

I'll Undersigned would respectfully announce to his customers and ihe public generally that he continues in the BOOKSELLlNG business
 A. the Arcade. Waterbury, Conn. where he is prepared to fill any ortersin his line with which he may be entrusted, with the same regularity and despatch which has dis,ins suished his operations heretofore.
 Particular attention is paid to subscriptions for Magazines and other periodical ar serial works, which are forwarded by the earliest mails in the neatest and most substantial manner without ln- fury 10 the Engravinss.
 Orders for Books in all Languages, in all ex- tant editions, whether published at home CT abroad, whether rare or commences well as for Music. Engravings or other objects of taste, ele- gancc or curiosity, will be promptly attended ,o. Books and heavy pamphlets sent by express or plisd ea favorable terms. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, zmlS Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Winter Arrangement, comnsencin0 Dee
 lltk. 1854
TRAINS ouTor BRIDGEPORT.

llth, 1854.
 TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Train leaves Brideeport for Winsted, at 1000 4. M., or on arrival of the A. M. Train from New York. and conn ecting at the Junction with the $50 A. M. Train from New Haven.. @e First Freight rsain leaves Brideeport for Wirsted at II 10 4. M., receiving pas. sense1s from he A, NJ. Train from New York.
 Second Passenger Train leaves B.idsc- DOT, for Waterbury al 40 P. ,or on the ar- rival of the 3.oo P. NJ. Express Train srep. New York connecting at the Junction with the 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 rRAINsINro BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted al ea A. M., connecting al the Junction with Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridsc- port with the 9.35 4 NJ Train to New York First Freight Train will leave Waterbury forBrlegeport ats 50 N, arriving at Bridge. port in time to take the ll5P.M. Express. train from New Haven to New Yo,k. Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted a, B P Nj connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven, and al Brid sepor, with the As NJ Train ts New York.
 tT The Freig!, Trains hayo Passenger Accommodations.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Stagetrom Woodbury, South. bury, Sou'hford, and Oxford, will connect al, Sey ymour lHumphre reys,ille) )wi,h ,he sls A Nj Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival of the 1000 AM Train fromBridse. port. No evelli,e Stage after this datc
 MeNc,is Stage from w atertown, ' i'll con- neci at Waterbury every day with the 3i A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 % A M Train from Brid geport, and on Saturdays from the 40 P M Train. Fenn's Stag from Litch6eld will connect at Li,,hfeld Station with mail Train each way, daily.
 Aliens Sta ge from Be,hlem will connect a' Waterbury with Inc s.3l A. NJ. Train down on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Re. turning on arrival of the 10 A. NJ. Train from Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat. urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and Hitchcocksrillc, will connect daily with the l.33 ?. NJ train from Winsted, and return on the arrival. Of the 1000 A. NJ. train from Bridgeport.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchas ed a, the offices.
 W.D. BISHOP, Superintendent. Bridgeport, Dec. g, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
EWELRY FOR ILIE MILL. . v;esc .seacet.'y Store!
 A. S. BALDWIN

IS again home, heavily stocked with all the \ latest styles and mast desirable patterns. selected nita tke eresssest care. Persons wishing anything in my line should not iailto call and examine my extensive assortment before going tu the city or elsewhere.
 GoLp W WsrcREs.-A gold English lever, full jeweled and warran,ed, for s4 alsn, n splendid Enghsh pa,en, leweled Watch, extra fine cases. for s9o. English paten, silver Watches, with nd without hunting cases, silver anchors in hunting cases, detached levers, escapemeuts, &c.
 BREAST FiSs. of every s,yse and quality to suit the purchaser.
 EAR RISss-An extensive assor.ment--canuot fail to please. Pins, Cuff PiHs. Knew Nothing Pins, Crop Pins, Pencils, Pens. Thimb.es, Slides, Charms, Seals, Snaps, Chains and Spectacles-god. silver and steel. at A. s. BALDWiN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Employment for Age nts.

SEVERAL thousand energetic and trustwor- S thy young men are wanted to act as AGENTS, both local and lrav,ling-:n every State of the unlon, for the sale of patented article ut manu- facturenow in extensive demand. The exclusive right fer the United States IS owned by the ad. vertscrs, and agents of capacity and business tao, can easily earn two hundred dollars per month, and no capital required. Extracts from communications from oEr Agents. Il herewith enclose you drafi ior - dollars, deducting one hundred and ninety ven dollars Gs my commission on my sale Of the last month
 iSgnedl E. REED." II shall realize as commission on nv sales this month about one hundred and seventy-ivc dollars. E. C. FIELD" The occupation will prove light and gentle. manly employmens-as koEo!ahle as 1t rs profit able.
 No Agent vii! be accepted unless able to produce substantial testimonials as to character and industry.
 Salaries will be arranged for the first year if preferred.
 So many answers to advertisements are fer warded from motives of idle curiosity only, tie advertisers will consider no applic ation unless accompanied by one dollar as evidence of sin ccrity, when full particulars will be forwarded. Address PURNS, BENEDICT & co
 Baltimore, Md. Tc he substantial nature of the enterprise we refer 10 Kenneth ts Dale, leRoy, Snns & Co. Also to Hamilton R. West Ohio; Hon. C. Nj. Dennis, Rhode Island; and M. Ray, Key West st. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

I~RENCH and Scotch Giughams. II French and English Muslns and Lawns.
 White Embroidered Robes.
 Plain Mulls and N uslins for Dresses.
 Long and Short Mitts.
 Under S.eevee, Chemisettes, Embroidered Bands, Muslin and Camsric Eaginss and In. ser,inss Parasols, &c, all suitable for the sea son, at BRADFORDS
 Cheap Store in Woicot,yiilc e At the Old Store, first door north of C. $. Church's Hotel in Wolcofrvii;e, A. c BRAp FORD has first rate assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Mit.s, LIdkfs and Embroidered Goods cheap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
G R A 2 I s |.

t& JUST PuBLTs HEp:
 11kHW New Discovery iu Medicine A few words on the rational treatment, Mithou, medicine. of Spermal orrhea or l1cal weakness nervous debility. low SD riis, tasstude, weakness of the limbs and back. indisp sitlon and inca na- city for study labor, dallness rf apprehension tass of mefnofy, aversion 10 society, love of soi. Jude, timidGs. selEaistrusi, dif1incss, hesdache involuntary discharges, pains in the side, ahec- sio,s of the eyes. pimples on the isce sexual nd other in6rmi,ies ia uan>
 2FaoM rHg EagNcn or DR. B. DE LASEy.-The important fact that these alarming complains may easily be removed witkou, medicine, Is, in this small tract. clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly successful tseatmen n,, ,as 8 adopted by the Author tally explained, by means of which every one is enabled to cure himself pcrfec,y, and at the least possible cost. avoiding thereby all the advertised nnstrams of ike day.
 Sent to any address, gratis, and poss free in sealcA envelope, by remitting Ipost paidl two postage stamps to DR. B. DE LANEY, No. I7 Iiapcnard street, New York. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
MANSION HOUSE.
VIM. H. CIR O s sM A M.

VIM. Fl. C R o s SM A N. HAVING taken this House, the subscriber LII IS prepared to extend to travellers and others the bes..f accommodations "for man ana beast, The Hotel IS located in the Pleasan,esl part of the village. and no efor. will be spared 10 Tender It at all times desirable home for those who may visit the place. To ttie members of the Bar and others ot Litchf:eid County, he has only to say that the reputation tEe House has possessed to, the last twenty years will be fully sustained
 Connected With the Hotel is a Livery Stable. where good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchiield, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Just Arrived.

"IRAM JACKSON has just re,nrned from III New York with the latest Fan and Winter Fashions of Hats and Caps-compris;ng
 Black Moleskin, White Beaver, Wide Awake Know Nothing and Kossu;h Hats.
 Cmidren's Ha,s and Caps every description.
 Plush and Fur Caps of all kinds.
 Gentiemens and Ladies Furs, Buffalo gobes. Sc &c: of every quality and at all prices.
 U Everything usually found al a Hat and Cap Store will De kept constantly nn hand and fer sale cheap N. JACKs15S'
 Sept. 18th, 1854 s2
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
A & J Dayton
BridgeportPower Company:

fINHl5 Company aie about efecIirg. m d
 l. central location, several buildines. each Four Hundred feet in lengfh, fifty feet in width, and hree stories high, for the purpose of letting out propelling power and room to such manufacturers as ma, desire. They will he provided with fr0m THREE to FIVE huns died horse rower and will have acccn modal t'ons for about 1000 workmeD. Applications tor Power and Room may be made personally or by letter to either of the subscribers.
 #44t P T BARNUM.
 VIM H NOBLE, DIV IAoMPSOM