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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

- X ONZ ED TODDY kETTLES,~ Ii.
ID QUOR CASES-elegantly furnished with glass
hot apple toddy and whiskey punch; for sale by
no rs .sgfs.F -a ZIMMERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

NEW nACKEREL--FsF l ssTsoIsx B %,
IN no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26
sPEc1AI NoTTcse
POWERS / mr.

licitation Of many Of our friends ~ ny the IA.
day to take good and duyable Dao...s.a.sass IL,
cenh Respectfully, sSss FIR %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

i subscriber has for sale very superior Cook and
Chambe maid man who is q first rate house
trusly woman, experienced child The
above negroes tor sale city residents only they
are all of good character and sold for fault their
OWE or being about to remove from the State Apply
to r5i 90 Ti ~ SOLOMON DAVIS.
1,o oe 2tk 80 - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

rsECTACLEs.-Af fresh supply OF Gold
= Spectacies Aso on hand, Silver and Lii ghs Steel
speetacl.s and Gold, Sheel and Steel Eye Glasses,
10 suit all eyes requiring the aid of glasses.
-. ,rsf3-.rs= G. GENNET,
no % Eagle SQUARE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

Wl GOODS.-J. 4 NJ. ROSENBAUM having
ceived by the latest arrivals their second supply Of
Fall and Winter Goods, prepared TO show
of the hsndsomest and most extensive ass0rtmens
they have had tho pleasure of doing heretofore
Their stock consisting in part of Silks and Ladies
Dress Goods in greatest variety; Ribbons. Laces and
Embroderies; Shawls Scsrfs and handkerchief;
Cloth Csssi,neres aud Tweeds Fannels and Blankets
Linen Goods and Do1estes ofall descriptions.
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
call and examine their stock, 1t 1879 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

~ Ie ID A n ID APPLE TOAsTERS--
ID Cheese Toasters, Apple Roasters Bread Tossters,
Bird Broilers, De, for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

n AMPS.--ParlOr, Solar and Fluid Lamps
IL with glass prisrns; Oil and Fluid Hand Lamps;
Hall Lamp 9, embracing several new patterns; Lam
terms Lamp Wick, &c. For sale by s...
no "a BULKLEY CO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Cash Music and Piano Store of U or "a c Q " aters!

MO. 533 Broadway, New York Opposition N 10 the Combination t-Music at greatly reduced Rates s-Notwithsianding the c0inbiua- ton of Music-Dealers to keep up the prices of non-cOpyright music against the inseress of native composers, and their refusal to extend 10 Mr. Waters the couriesIes of the trade, he is
 making immense sales-haying abundant cvi. dence that he has public coantenance and sup port in his opposition to the Crest Monopoly and in his efforts to aid native Talent and adopt the nati1uai currency. His stock of American and European Music is immense, and the catalogue of his own publications is one of tue largest and best selected in the United States. lie has also made great Reduction in the prices of Pianos. Melodcons and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Superior toned l-2 Octave PianQalflr SIS, s20o and S225. intericr of as good qsl ' and instruments as strong and as durabfe as those which cost S50a. Pianos of every variety Of style and price, up 10 SiO0O, comprising those of ten different manufactories; among them the celebrated modern improved Horace Waters Pianos, and inc first premium Eolian Pianos of T GiIber. x Co.'S make (owners of the Eoiean patent.) Second hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from $40 to sI50. Meodeons from five different manufacfories, including the we'll known s b 6 H W Smiths Melodcons, ttuned the equal tempefamen,l the best make ia the United States. Prices 45, 60. D. 100, ll5, l25, 135, $50 ;'Smithis double bank Melodeons S200 Each Piano and Mniodeon guaranteed; the best terms 10 the trade, Schools, &c. l2 l-2 psr cent discount foclcrgymen and churches. All orders promptly attended 10. Music sent to all parts of ,he country postpaid at the reduced rates; General and Select catalogues and Schedules of prices of musical instruments forwarded to any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
rho Ysnsg Ans7ican's Series. NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
 Jrsr PrsrssnfD Br FARMER, BRYCE | CD.
No. | ConrsIandf Rfreof, New Yorl

No. ConrsIandt Street, New York.
 4 FhysfoIogy, by Dr. HOOKER. tProfessar oe M1fsriG Medica in Tale College
 Brcckiesssysz N1efeorology,. an exce1lent work. treating of WinGs, Rain. Dew, Hail, Thunder Storms, Shooting Stafs. Sc.
 BrocIIcsI,yss Microscopic Views of great variety of beautiful obeeis not yisl!c to the eye.
 Brocklesbyss Astronomy, detailing in q popular manner all the facts which have been ascertained respecting the scenery of ihe heayens Professor Bfocklesby is in Trinity College at Hartford.
 Natural Philosophys CaExlsrrY, BCTAAr, GEOLOGY, PHYsroLoGy, MiaERALosT & NATURAL HIsroRY, by J. L. Comsf0ck, M. D. These works are written up 10 the present time. The Philosophy is now used in Scotland, England and Prussia, and beyond all others in this country.
 Hon. '. Olney's Geographical Series. 4 Qkerfo Geography. School Geography and Atlas and Outline Mops for Beginners. This series is the mos, complete yet issued. It's immense popularity is well sustained hy recent improve men.s in the large and elegant Atlas, including Ancient Geography, Physical Geography, Sta. Notwithstanding the boast of sofne late authors 1t is believed fiat MT. Olney has been the pioneer in nearly all real improvements in the mode Of teaching Geography. His descriptions are clear and 70 illustrated that pupils see tho world, and by exercises on the Maps. in which everything is classified. the pupil becomes pro> 6cient. The plan of his works s almost uniyef- sally approved by teachers.
 These books are well made and sold at very low ratea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12

TrON the petition of X. 2. LEWIS of I.isch- o field, n the County oi Lifchfa.j, showing to this cnITi tlIsf lie Is guardian of Mary II. Buel. ct Litehsioli, within said District, minor : that said minor ie Inc owner of real csfs.e s,,l- atej m said i.i.chislj. viz: an it;iyi led l.ail of ahoa, thirty aefes cf land; about fs7o miles casieIly os tas Coar House. owned in common with Charles :. Ba-l, and derived fron, the e. tate ct Charles Buei. deceased, founded nor,l, by Harriet Bael and R. A. Ford's land. east by ErIsus Baldwin soush by Jonathan Bnel, and west by highway, ss''l mi1cre insres, bci sg d. ned at abonr three hreircd dollars Thit the estate t al prsse:t. reproductive thai ..e arais thr rcnf are waaicd fnr tlie .ua7or.. mas snanrs ansi eduraii.,n sf sail nng g-and ,h .t it viii he Tor the advantage of said minor to sell .i,c same and invest sl,s asalls thereof accordin. ta law l; praying Tor hbcriv to sell said property fur the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on fi.r.
 !: IS ordered by this court, that said Guardian give notice ol said application, i1y causing tbe ssmc 10 hr pnh'is.,ed n me of t!se newspapers printed in idicksiesd M tie cn:s.ty of itchtie!d ihree weeks snccessively. ai least six weeks he lore the hearing and that said petition will be heard ss the pfohafc Office in said district on the :oih day nf April next. at 10 o'clock, 4. M. Certified fron Record.
 CiIAS. ADAMS, JndQe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
At Court of Probate holden at Liictfeld. sDith;n
 and for the District of Litch on fhe 27th day

At q Cour. of Probate holden at Liictfeld. uithin
 and for the District cf Litchssl on the 27ih day
 cf Marck. 4 D 1853.
 Present, CnAkLss ADAMS. E.q., Judge. HPOS the petition of MARTIN B. STRONG of O Warren in the County of Lnch6eld, show. ing to this Court that he is guardian of George Strong and Milo Strong, minors residing in Darien, county of Genessee, State of New York but owning real estate in said Warren n said district of Ltchfied, 10 wit an undivided inter- est in all the remaining real estate oi Eben Stroag, late of said Warren, deceas sed, being the widows dower and also an undivided inlerest in all the real estate oi Mrs. Mary Strong, late of fsaid Warren. deceased. being seventeen acres more ar less-That the sai esta,e is at present unpreductive; that the svnils thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and edrcaiiou af said minors, and that il will be for ihe advantage nf said minors to sell the same and invest the avails thereof according 10 law. praying Tor lih- eriv to sell said property tor the purposes afarc- sad, as per petition on file.
 IL is ordered by ihis Conrt, that said Guardian give notice of said application, by causing the same to be published in ore nf the newspapers printed ia L,chfield in the County of LiichGeli three weeks successiveiy, al least six weeks he fore tie hearing; and ,ha, said petition will be heard a, the Probate Office in said district on the 18th day of May next, a, 10 clock forenoon. Certified from Record.
 4s CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Di.,rict ef canaaa :, Probate Court, Apra sta,

District ef Canaan $ Probate Court. April sta,
 1858.
 TTPON the application of EDWARD CaSrrrrp, O showing to this court that he is Guardian to Harley Goedw Minor belonging 10 said District. and ,hai said Minns is fhe owner of an undivided interest in the Real Estate devised 70 him by hie father, the Rev. Harley Goodwin, late of Canaan, dcccased-which said Real Estate is situated in said Canaan, and for a particular description ot the same reference may he had to tl;e Inventory cf The E.ta,c aud 10 the last will aad tcstamen, of ihs deceased, on record ia tho probate. .ufiicc oi Claaan, aud valued |, ahau. three hundred dollars. and show ing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate praying for an order, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same. as per application an file, dated the 4,h day of Apri', 1858. more fully appears.
 OapEREo-'rhat tho to.egaing applic a,ion be heard at the Proha'e Office in Canaan, on the 10th day of June, 1855. al 2 o'clock afternoon and that notice thereof he published m me public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, al leas: six weeks befere said time sss,sn.d.
 50 MILES T. GRANGER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Mum aooDsl

THE subscriber having recently received an nd diiion to his s;ock of Dry Goods and GFoceries. is prepared to offer the bess s1Ttment cf Dsess Goods and Irimmiags of any Tn tosn. adapted 10 the s=asoa. sni ai prices satisfactorily lew.
 The public are invited 10 examine them 49 pieces French and American plain and fig nrrs. fancy and mourning Mu-ln DeLaines and De31izes-casap. Black and cOsored Alpaccas and Popl,ns. black and colored plain, strsped and plaid DREss SILKS.
 100 pieces fancy and mourning Calicoos and heavy Ginghams; Brocha, Thihet and cashmere SHAwLs; Robroy wool long Shawls; Carpets, Fianneis and Sheeiings-5leached and bruwn, ready-made Clothing Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts. under Shirts and Drawers Cloths. Cassimeres, Satinetis and Tweeds Linens. Diapers. Hosiery, Gloves. Sc; white Muslins of all descriptions. silk aud velvet Dress Trimmings in any quantity.
 AIso-Groceries. Crocke.y, Geese Feathers, &c. Prodace ,0anied in payment.
 Or Shirts given out is be made up, in any quantity desired.
 1.i.ehfeid March lQ 1885
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
NOT ICE
 AT THE aGRANWE ST0RE.n

YnyHE subscribers take pleasure in ia-
 U forming tho public that they have taken the Granite Store, lately occupied by George D Wadhsms. where they intend keeping com stanily on hand very large and well selected s,ock of Goods of every description.
 Having just returned from New York, they are now opening new and splendid assori- meni of SPRING GOODS, and feel prepared 10 aiIcr greater indscsmeats to the public than they have been accustomed to notice. One ot 6sm having rrsided tn New York for tho past eighteen years. and being thorouealy aeq 'ain,- d with the market. ,hcy arc confident Iha, their facilities for purchasing Goods canno, be sur passed. Having one large rosnN which is to he devoted exnvssslv to CARPETS and PAPER HANGtNGS. they are prepared ts offer in that departmsn. extraordinary Inducements.
 They will be receiving weekly new additions 10 ,l'eir ssork, and shall endea,or to make 1t an object tor ALi.so call and see ,hem.
 t1r Produce of sll kinds taken in exchange fog lsoods. W00DlNG < LEWIS.
 Wolcottville. April e,i,. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
THE LIFE OF HON. w. HI. SEWARD,

Tiis Speeches, Ora.lons and Writings. IN Onc Volume, with Por,rait.-Jus, pub \ iished.-Pncs One Dollar.
 Nr. Stewards biography IS exceed by that Of m Irving cotempnrary in interest and importance His principles and sentiments are clearly and eiuqnenlIy stated :n the extracts embodied m this va!ume. Several of his best speeches are given entire.
 Uairersal Education, Freedom and Internal Improvements, are the prominent topics of this book, as they are of the present ase. h their discussion, every true friend of Republican Institutions is naw more than ever interested. To all classes of people,.old and youn.. therefore, this book is presented as q MANUAL oS roLrrcaL PHILOSOPHY. Since the views and priuc'p'cs cnbodying Freedom and Improvement in tns country have como 10 be generally known as SfsWARDISM, every intelligent person on either side requires to be fully posted up, in the mater.
 ]. s. REDFiELD,
 lio & li2 Nassau Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
District et T'orrinrton $ Probate Court. March

District ef Torrington $ Probate Court. March UPSTATE of MOSES BANCROFT, late L of Torring,on, in said District, deceased. ns eon ot p.oaa.s a dor .de os'e. ,h o io,ns.S6n date hereof for the creditors of said es:ate, repre- sented nsolveni, in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed Horace Loolais and Levi Hodges of said Torrng:on Commissioners 10 receive and exdmine said claims.
 Certified by HENRY $. BARBOUR, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dweliIng-house of Hiram Barber in said l'orringion. on the l7th days of May and September. 1855. at one o'clock in the afternoon each of said days. for the purpose of attending on the business ni said appointment.
 HORACE LOOMS, Commis-
 LEVI HODGES. { sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested 10 make immediate payment 10
 4S' HIRAM BARBER, Executon
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
VUVHE Court of Probate for the Dis,ric

NyHE Court Of Probate for the District -nL of Litchheld ha. limited and allowed four mon,hs iron, the date hereof for the creditors s,5 the estate of WILLIAM LORD, of Liichtield in said district. assigning insoivent debtor, in which to exhibit ther claims thereto; and has appointed Stephen Trowhrdse and Henry B. Graves, Esqs Commissioners to receive and ex. anime said claims. Certified hy
 CHARLES ADAMS, Jadgr. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the offi~e oi II. B. Graves in said Li.ch- 6eld on the fourth. Monday in April and the 2i Thursday (9h dayl of August. 1855 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days, fpr the pnspose of attending on the bas,ncss of said srpo.a.mrnt
 50 STEPHEN TRowBaIDGE, cammis.
 HENRY B. GRAVES sioaers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
IT lME for sale by
 South Norfolk, March 20th, 1855.
PROPOSITIONS!

g,JS0st inc great superiority of Sco.ch Pebble N Spsctaclcs svet Glass, peddIers are taking advantage oi the fat 10 raiIn of giass for the ps5sfss at seemingly greatly reduced prices.-- fersals wishing ;o procure inc pstb'es had better beware uf peddicrs ~i.o sell ihgm cheap. as there is bu, one price for them, and il is s,. d;lIicul, rone Inexperienced lode ect the fraud.
 A. s. BALDWIN has pnrcha sed the ercfasirt right of seiI'n. "J. Acklcv's .c.ebraled Scotch Pebbles" iu iatchiicli, aud keeps coastan.ly ou hand full assnrtmeni which lie premises 10 gel q: the m nl,sssi.aeruisr's rstgil irices-
 Some ni tie reasor,s wherein inc pebbles are better iaan giass: They always p<escrve ihr temperature of stone, and are consequently csn,l and r9.fe.ii,.s ra fiie eye. Perfectly coioriess- wl,ici, is n.,, the case with glass; and cannon easily be broken ar scratched. They preserve the eycsia,.. and can he wura years wiihoo. inc ncccssi,y of fchan.e-:nakins it a maiserof greas ecnnnny as well as couyeniencc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
NEW GOODS!! For the Spring Trade, Just Received at
 N.&E. A. BEnRY's. WslcsAville, April 10th, 1855.
Noticc ]!

TyHE Legal Voters of the First School u Society in Litchfeld are hereby notified that special meeting of said Spcie,y will Dc holden atths Town Room fh tie coarl House on Tussday, the l7th day ot April 1855, al ? o'clock in tie afternoon, to act upon the petition oi ten of the legal voters cf ,he 6.h School District in said Society. showing "that special meeting of said First School Society was hold on tho i4th day of February. 1855, and st said meeling Wm Becbe, A. s. Lewis and Myron Osborn were appointed to examine the hne bslwser the 9th snd loh School Districts, with reference 10 an alteration of the line of said Dis.ricts-nnd ., on adjourned niee,,na of said Firt School Society held on ,ho 5ih day Of March, 1855, sad committee madc report recommending ccrssin alterations Of the line Of ssid 6.h and 10Th Dis,ric,s, which report wps by said School Socieiy's meeting accepted" and "being saerieyed hy the dongs of Said meeting and believing the same illegal and unjust. rc. spectfuty ask" that. epccial meeting of said Erst School Society" be called for the purpose of rsconsdering and rcscinding said several vo.es aloresa.d, and acting upon the question of the legality ef aaid votes
 CYRUS IATLTN, l School
 HENRY B. RESELL, Societys
 CaARLESO 0. BELDEN. Committee
 Da'sd at Litchfed, April 10th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
HARD TIM E Sy

VES. so t is, but we arc bound to Do alI ihaf we propose 10 do tis bxS [Ig onr Goods Ut fush rates thas .hey TT 6gh. by an :,
 From .his date ill fFS X Apr! VIC will sell our Dry Goods af t6< I y;nel cos: ia Nesr Tork. whilst Groceries, Ft1dl !kc. &c. will be ssdd Ut as low figures IS can possi5iyLe af ,Tded Come oBe-co.ne all. and try IS.
 Me would also say io our patrons that we want :o settle with every one by the Isl of April every year, and more particularly this year on account 0f these Hud 1fmss. Believing that :. Short accounts make long friends" we wish all would cal at onr office as soon aa possible, where you sl:f ind person ready 10 settle with you and glad tosreceiye tire n1aney.
 s. D. MORPHINE AY & CO.
 South Norfolk, Ct. March %, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Prohate sale of Real Eatate.

DUkSUANr 10 an order of the court of II probate for the district of rorrineton. the Administrators m the estate of Harmon W,lsnn --lata of sad Torsinsson, deceased, will sell al public Auction tuntss sooner disposed of si private sale,) al the dwellinc-housc lately occu- pied hy said deceased. on Monday, the 18th day April. 1855, at one o'clock r. M. 90 nanch of tsc Real Eslase ai said estate as wlll raise slsc snn of Thirie~n Hundred Twenty-Oae ls- 100 dollars with incident rharres nf sale.
 uRI TAYLOR, AIuiia
 LAURA D. WILSON, tn;rnfoss TesFinelcn, March silh, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12

At Court cf Pro5ate holden a. Saaroa u;fkin snd for the Districf ef SAaroa, oa ike 5iA day ef April, 4 D ls55.
 Present, F.. :. SropnaRp, Jr, Judge. SAMUEL $. WOODWARD, Aimini>tra,or - on the Eststc of JunS MfLxEss. late of sharon in said District. deceased. represents
 ORpEREp--That Commissioners to receive, examine and adjast the claiais of ihe creditors of said Estate c appointed at the Probate Office in said Sharon on the 2ssh day ot Apsii 1855. .. l o'clock in tho aflernean-snd that ell persons interested in said Essate may Dc nnsiiied thereof the Administrator will cansc this order tn he published in newspaper printed is I.iich. held, and post like cnpy thereof on public slsn-pos. ne arest the place where tue deceased lastdwcl, in said Sharon.
 Ger flied from Record:
 ELiAktM E. STODDARn. IT., Julee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Notice.

ED Town Tax laid on List 1853, a certain piece of land lying in New Milford, Belonging to John c. Smiih ut said New Ailford-bnund. ed as follows: east Sy 5 Bdardnian's land, lrii, in, part bn said B,ardma ms land and in par. by xvi low T.,ekwnais land yves, by burying ground and sou'p or hishway, containing about 2acrcs ing thereon. aud will be sold on Tuesday, inc e2d day of May next, al 2 o'clock, r. NJ so much thereof as will pay said Tax snl costs on iis ss.ne.
 EDWARD r. M0R EuOUsE, Co.leetss.
 New Milford. March 19lh, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
United States Bounty Land Agency.
 Press For,ru,d Four C2aims

A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both A Regulars and Volunteers. Sailors, Marines, Flo,iitamen, Mus;cicns. Wagon-mas.ers. Teann- sters, Indians and all persons who may have served fourteen days in any of the wars of the United States. since the year l19o, the Law ct 1855 gives each of you, who have not heretofore received Warrant for Land, one hundred and sixty acres.. And 10 all who have received Bounty Land, en ,ueh more 10 make one han. dred and sixty acres.! In the case ef the death of the person entitled to Land, his widow. or if no widow. the minor child or children, nte entitled ,o the Bounty. iFe are prfpared fopromr,iy prosecmte all clainas for iaad. and will supply Justices ef Peace. Conn- fy Clerks, Commissioners of Deeds, No'arfes Pre- e, Lausers, aud al ofh.rs, sriia she necessary in- strucfioas aud blank forms, free ef eosi on oppl cation by nail or orasrrise.
 When desired we will sell the Warran: | the marke, price, a..d remit . c'iack for nr',eecds.
 \. K. COBB & Co.,.
 12 William street, New York. RsfgsExcxs.-BInk of the Common wea'th. New Yak. Ohio Life and Trns. Company, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12

A CARD.-The subscriber having dis A possd of his stock of Goods, takes this opportunity t0 return his thanks 10 his numerous customers for iheir kind patronage. and would respectfully invite them 10 continue the snine 10 his successoYs, Messrs. Wooding < Lewis who, he is confident, will give entire satisfaction, n their stock is extensive end are constantly making large additions, and their facilities every wsy favorable for furnishing their customers with Goods on terms ihat cannot fail to suit.
 GEORGE D. WADuAMS.
 Wolcottyille, April 2d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
JscsC .Ntf1S,se,.y GoOsyS.

MisS BRADLEY respectfully iniorms her
 MI frients and patrons that Miss L. BUELL. hss engaged with her n her MiIIinefy deyart- mem, where they will carry on the business in III its brsnches. They have made arrange menis ic keep every new and desirable article h the Millinery line.
 Also, sn assortment of Lace Goods and Elm breideries, Stamped Collars, Crocha and French Working Cotton, ParasoIs, Gloves, She'll and India Rubber Combs and Toys, Willow Baskets -Msn.ilas, CoIiarf, Vcifs and flats for mourning Ac. Those fayofng us with their patronage may rely upon having their work well done, as they arc determined by strict attention to their busi- nest, not to be exceIled.
 LitchGeld, April 10th. 1855. %