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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
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,THyHIS beautiful Stock Horse will stand
u the coming seasonat The Stable of George
SsCogswell. New Preston. He is ofihe Morgan
Stock, weighs IlG0 p unds, jet black, I6 l 2
hands highs years old. His stock is very fine
and serviceahle-has been in this section three
seasons For further particulars enquire OF
those who have seen him. One Of the best Of
erooms attends the Horse.
TgRas-Six Dollars and warrant.
All who own mares that are disposed of before
foslinp must pay the warrant money. 81
GEORGES. COGSWELL.
New Preston. MAY 1885. 6i3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

E%ROM New York with large assortment
4 Of sDaguerreotype material, consisting in
part OF great variety of French and German
Eases, Frames, Gold Lockets, SC. A reason
bile time has a $50 been spent in the operating
department of the best artists in Broadway,
where my productions suffered nothing by com
aarison. The fact is we keep posted up, and
huse who wish first class picture will be sure
10 get ii by calling at No. South ST.
]. L. JUDD. =
I.itchfieii Anril o. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
71FF
Farmers, Take Notice!

A CHANCE 10 make good investment
IA for any one engaged in raising neat Carlle.
The subscriber oilers lar sale one Calf IT Durham
breed, 10 weeks old, and of beautiful iorm-is IN
goa order to RAISE, bat not fat. His height is
3 IL feet. length OF body to the top of his head
4 IL feet, and weight about ESQ lbs price thirty
dollars. c. +. rECK.
Ellsworth, June l4tb, 1858. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

A preacher took passage on one of
the Lake Erie steamers on a Sunday
lately, and before he had been long on
board, he applied to the captain for
leave to hold religious meeting. The
captain replied, "No, for any minister
who would travel on Sunday is not fit
to preach on board my boat
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Like provisions, dresses are coming
down. The sign before the door of a
m,nlua makers shop in Troy, reads
thus: an. B.-Dresses made lower
than ever"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Ssl'age6,

CROM near my residence on the 18th inst.
e three wearing fle'ie:s and four yearlne
Steers-alI Of them light red color. Ore If The
Heilers has los, the hair entirely trem her lace
aud has wart an the flank A ressonab bic
reward will be paid for their return or for ntor.
nation that will lead 10 their recovery.
JAMES B. SkiDMORE.
Bethiem, May as,h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
&ssiilnser PEufs.

D ECEIvED the past week complete as
H softmen: Of every description Of Hats and
Gaps lo< summer wear. 10 which ihs attention
oil buyers is invited. Panama. Canton Straw,
Sonnet, mems and boys palmleaf and Leghor,
Hats, boys and chdrrn's Fancy Straw Hats,
&c. All goods in my line viii be offered CT a
small advance from cost.
II. JACKSON.
Li,ch6eld, May 2ist, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

al say, Pat, ism, one man as good
as another" "Of coorse he is, and
a great dale betther."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

An exchange paper mentions the
marriage of MIR. John Sweet, to Miss
Ann Sour. 1t is probable they intend
10 set up The lemonade. business.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

No man knows when he goes to law,
or gets into cab, what he will have
10 pay on getting out Of it,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

There are two bores in society-the
man who knows too much, and the
man who knows too little.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Ii you want TO make mark in the
world, put your foot down and hold
your head up. Then go ahead any
way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

81 introduce bill for the destruc-
ton OF worms" as the woodpecker
said in stump speech.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
DlrectOrS.

;. @. BECKWITH,I Ia s LEWIS
JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN
OLIVER GOODWIN iDAVlDC. SANF OR ID
SETH P.BEERS. IROBBINS BATTELL
STEPHEN DEMING.
SHELDON OSBORN of Haiminton,
General Agent.
: AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
r Leman W.CuiIer, WATERFOWL Daniel B I.
Brinsmade, Washington Henry 8. Sanford,
New n ,lford sRufus Faller, Jr. Kent; Rich
ard smith, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg Corn.
wup; Joseph /. Gaylord, Gosbea (; William
M.Burrall, Canaan Donald J. Warner, Sal
isbury 8. D. Norihway, and John Dewel,
Norfolk; Henry Jones, New Hartford =
George d. Wadhams, Touingion Lewis
Smith. Harwinton; John c. Amber, Boihlem;
John Abernethy and George B. Forest. w ood-
bury David c. Whitlesey, New Preston
Reuben Rock well, Colebrook; John Him.
dale, Winsied; sly. St.John, New Canaan;
Z. Talmadge, Plymouth.
Persons wishing to get their buildings in.
snred can apply to either ofthe Agents, or 10
the Secretary.
J. g. BEcKwITH, President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
L;tchfield, July 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Years are the milestones Which tell
us the distance we have travelled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

or all poverty, that Of the mind is
shc. most deplorable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

A FrER this date we shall offer the remainder
IN OF our stock of SUMNER GOODS at
Greatly Re uccd Prices!
Purchasers will find money sayed by an exam
ination.
BROWN, HOLMES g. co.
Waterbury, June Goth s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
1tventy.frst Annual Report Of the
-, LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company;
JULY Sd, 1854.

JULY Sd, 1854.
By Cash rec'df for Premiums on Poll
cies this year $1,000 II
this year 1857 "A
BY who'd amount of Cash
ce for Premiums S25,6lS 81
'terest rec on Loans ADJ S1-S27, $50 70
To whole amt paid for
Losses & Expenses S2l 1898 81
Cash now on hand 5,052 l5-$27,050 -
Toamouni Of Premiums charged on
il required - ,2ss IS
ddCash on hand ;O52 Is
Making the Capital Stock of thi s--
Company at thistime S25,290 50
There is not at this time any claims against
Company except Sixty dollars, which is
dy to be paid when called for.
The Directors Of this company are confident
that the planof Insurance adopted by them will
meet with ahearty response from oil intelligent
friends OF the principle oil Mutual Insurance.
This company insure oniyjn this state and
take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, SHOPS,
etc., or in exposed Village or city property, but
con6ne their business entirely to firm property
and isolated buildings and their contents--of
which not more than $4,000 will be insured on
one risk.
This company will ADJUST all claims with
promptness and liberaluy, and II at any time
difference should arise between the parties, a II
such difference will be adjusted by Ind Ifierent
pc rsons in the county leach party selecting one,
and in case they do not agrees third person
shall be chosen. and the award Of II, or any two
ofthem, shall be final and conclns.,e
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

NOuD New Orleans Sugar. Is lbs far One
" Dollar, at BaAUfORD'S, Wo!co,,sil.e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Attic New Jeweiry store.

E| EEPS constantly on hand well selected
Ia assortmento of shaet music. Receiving fresh
supplies weekly from New York, he will be able
to accommodate his customers with the lates,
al New York retail prices.
June 5th. A. 5. BALDWIN:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
.TosCerS anal FseUpeiY.
WITH A SELF RAkER,


FEVHE subscriber Offers TO the Farmers the
~ largest and most complete assortment of
Mowers and Reapers ever kept for sale at any
una establishment, namely: ;,
Aliens celebrated improved Mower.
ketChums do. do.
.Munny's do. do.
Watermans do. do. q
Hussey's do. Reaper.
McCormck's do. do.
Atkins Reaper with Sell Raker alta ched.
Aliens Mower and Reaper combined.
1 he above embrace all the Improvements OF
the present day, aud are OF the highest eharac-
ter at anv in use.
Harvest Tools of all kinds also for sale.
The Horse Rakel
The Horse pIehfork for unloading
hav.r
Scythes, Rifles, Whe's,ones, Grindstones-
running very easv on friction rollers; Hand
Rakes, Scylhes, Sickles Cradles, pitchiorks,
Sc, &C.
Thrushng Machines, Fan Mills, and. Horse
Powers oil various kinds; and complete as
sortment of Agricultural aud Horticultural I'm.
plements.
Wheat, Rye, Turnip and all other Seeds.
Gnano, with Peruvian Government weight
and brand in each bag, BIN, dust, supetphos-
plate OF Lime, Paudrrf', st.. A, lie New
York Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
lS9 and 1871 Water street.
r L. ALLEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

A GOOD assortment of Carpeting. Floor
"A Oil CIaihs. Finor Mauings, Drugget, SC.
can be found al the Granite Store.
WOODING s. LEWIS
Wolcotlyillc, April II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Messenger and Morgan Horses.
FEvHE superior Black and Bay Messenger
l. Morgan and Black Hawk Horses owned
nv the subscriber " Il stand at my stable in
Goshen Center ine ensuing senson.
MOSES LYMAN.
Goshen, May l4th, 1855. 9t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Golsicers o n tie COmip0mY.

j. G, BECKWITH President, n
: OLI0ER GOOD IVIyv, 1'redsuJty,
JASON WHIILTG, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
.FaESt Rel lEaraaed

Litchfeld, April "a, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
United States Bounty Land Agency.

March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Read and Renect!

Litch6eid. April %. 1855.
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GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.-I am composed of
SO letters
Ny IS, Al, 81, IL, 90, 40, 80, IL, is city in
Georgia.
Ny II, 81, SO, 16, 50, is an island in the
West Indies
Ny %, 3, %, 10, 81, 20, IS, IS, 9, is city
in Holland
Ny SO, 20, 8, 4s, 45, so, l, II, are a group Of
islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Ny Il, 10, 50, is river in Arkansas
Ny l, 81, %, 81, 3d. is city in England.
My 81, 20, 81, Sc, 80, is city in France.
Ny so, 40, 81, 80, SO, 10, p, So, is river in
Russia.
Ny ?, 6, 10, 40, 81, is a town in Russia.
My %, 20, 40, so, is river in Italy.
Ny 81, 81, AZ, 40, Is, is mountain in
Greece.
Ny Al, SO, 81, SO, L, 40, is lake in Mime
sofa Territory.
Ny "a, 5, q, 40, Al, is town in China.
My 30, 4, II, 80, s, As, is a sea in Asia.
My IS, 2 55, 80, SO, 81, AZ, "a, is an island
in Australasia.
My 90, 1, IL, IA, 49, is river in Turkey.
Ny 2, 3d. AZ, 80, IS, is country in Africa.
My y, 30, 3, %, AZ, is town in China.
MywhoIc is 4 beautiful passage of Scripture.
ROVER.
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PERSONAL.

III the accounts of the fight of a Mr..
Cohen, with j. c. Woods, Qate of the firm of
Adams Co.. from San Francisco for Austria
liza, refers to Mr.. Alfred A. Cohen of tn at city.
which We noticed yesterday, they are evidently
incorrect. The Evening Post says that he is now
Now York city, and expects soon to return to
California. Woods has doubt ess fed, and
the fact that Mr.. Cohen, who is mixed up in
his affair with Mr.. King, left San Francisco
about the fame time, evidently led journalists
OF that city to conceive that he was also mixed
up with the gold dust adulteratiHg operations
OF Woods, and had therefore accompanied that
individual to Australia, instead of going to
New York.
THE Mayor of Lynchburg has set apart
Thursday as a day of thanksgiving and prayer
in view of the ravages of the yellow fever.
ia girl thirteen years old, at Hartford,
Coun., is a splendid swimmer and diver, and
boldly jumps into the water from pier thirty
five feet high.
....Rev. Kenneth A. Kennedy, formerly a
professor in Bingham College, died at East
port, Maine, on the fourth inst.
....A movement is now on foot, among the
ladies attached to some of the Episcopal
churches in the city of New York, to found
a religious and charitable order, similar to the
sisters Of charity. They have already proyi-
ded house, where the ladies, (who must be
single to belong to it) meet, and after appro-
pirate religious exercises, spend their time in
making up garments for the poor, and project
ing plans to supply their necessities. There
are no vows taken, nor is any peculiar dress
worn, as they above all other things, desire
not to be conspicuous.
THE Presidential election in Bolayia has
terminated in favor Of Generol Cordoba, SON.
in-law Of Belsen.
1.-THE diamonds worn by Rachel when
she personates the character of Adrienne,
have been valued, according to the n Y Tri.
bunc, by the best lapidists OF Europe at SPAS
600. Her five dresses worn in the same char
acter, cost 81 900 each.
....Hon. George Ashman of Massachusetts,,
heretofore q prominent whig, spurning the
Know Nothing, abolition, republican fusion,
has joined the Democracy.
....Gov. Shannon. of Kansas, arrived at
Westport on the 3lst uIt., where he was SER
enaded and in reply made speech in which
he said that he regarded the Legislature le-
gal and its acts binding, and that he would
exert bis authority to enforce them.
....Wm. J. McAlpine has been selected,
under the law Of last winter, Commissioner on
the part Of the railroads of the State of New
York.
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SPIRIT OF TEE MORNING PRESS.

The EafeLligeneey secs no cause of alarm in
the European rumors attributing to Denmark
the apprehension of. war with US, as the cause
of conciliating the Emperor of France, saying:
whatever communication may have been
made to the French government by the Danish
envoy, under his rumored instructions, and
whatever intimations from any other quarter
nave been made of the probability of q COLI
SION arising between the United States and
the government OF Denmark on the question
OF the Sound dues, we do not apprehend that
snytning more serious can grow out Of this af
1alr than such an adjustment of it rs will con-
SYST with strict equity between the parties.
we do not know it to be 20, but we should not
De at all surprised to learn that some compo-
sltlon or compromise Of the difficulty were in
the course OF discussion between the contend
iDg parties which win remove all possibility of
hostile termination Of the controversy. In
any event, however we cannot believe that
there is any danger Of breach Of the peace
between countries which have for so many
years lived in perfect amity and friendly in
tercourse one with another"
The Union argues that Know Nothingism
was conceived in falsehood and is nurtured in
deceit
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a SCENE-AN ELoPENEyT, OR WHAT?-This
morning an excursion that an uptown Engine
Co had been getting up, went down the river
just before the boats left the steamboat dock
rather ludicrous scene occurred. An old
codger Of about forty, was observed endeavor-
ing 10 persuade his g better halr' (some twen-
ty years younger than himself in appearance,
who it seems was in company WITH a male
friend) to leave the boat and 90 home with
him. lie expostulated with her in very ex-
cltable manner. but she was immOyable. At
length the boats moved from the dock and
were turning around, when 10 he seized his
stubborn wife in his arms and pitched her over
the rails of the bOat-she, luckily, jumping
or a canal boat close by, and he after her
amidst the cheers and screams of the small
number on board the boats and the great
crowd on the docks They then walked up
street together in anything but an amiable
mood. Her gay LothariO" went down the
riyer.-Troy Budget.
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TIE OLDEST PERSON IN BosroN -The taker
Of the census of the Sixth Ward of that city, as
we learn from the Traveller, lately reported
that he found in a house in Southac street a
colored female, who, il was stated to him on
good authority, had reached the almost in
credible age of one hundred and ten years.
Upon inquiry, he learned that the female in
question is generally known among the colcred
people of that region as " Mother Boston, -
some of her neighbors making her out to be
one hundred and twelve years of age. An in
vestigation brings to light the following facts
She was born in that city, and was slave,
and is, probably, the only person living who
was born slave in Massachusetts,.
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SUIcIDE.-Very early on Saturday morning,
the wife of Mr.. Storrs, aged about % years,
residing at IS Railroad avenue, Jersey city.
committed suicide. 1t appears that she has
been depressed in spirits since the death of a
young daughter, which she idolized. On Fri.
day morning, she tried to procure laudanum
to effect her purpose, but, failing to do so, she
resolved to drown herself in the cistern. She
requested her husband to take their infant
child while she went into the yard. Soon
after, one Of the residents in the house heard
splash and fiouncing in the water, and on
reaching the spot found her quite dead, she
having drowned herself in about six inches Of
water.-N Y. Express.
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WINDOW GLASS.

THE subscriber will keep constantly on hand
IL heavy assortment Of al the different Quail.
ties OF Window Glass, which he is determined tC
sell at such prices as viii prevent our large con.
sumers from sending 10 Baltimore and Philadel.
Phia for 1t by making 1t to their interest to bu,
here.
He also has always on hand
Oils. Paints Colors
Every kind OF dry or ground Paint
Vanish Brushes, Sash Tools
Fitche, GTainer, Blenders, &c
NO pains will be spared to give satisfaction
J. X. McGREGOR,
sep l1-eo3w 5Si Seventh st
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOE YOU TO
~ CALL AND SETTLE undersigned gives
notice TO bis friends and the public that he mas
Just received his stock Of Fall and w inter- Goods,
comprising all the latest styles and cclors Of Cloth
Cassimeres, and NeStings which goods viii be
made up 20 order In the most elegant manner, as
he has some of the best workmen in the United
States at work for him. Being agent for ScoTT,
the Reporter Of fashions, YOU may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make; such as OveT-garments. Frock
Dress, and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests. from
medium 10 very superior quality.
All the above goods viii be sold at very low
priceS-for instance, a whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small sum Of SIS
Overcoats, beautiful style, from SO to so
Pants, do do Alto no
Vests, do do D 81 IN IN
He respectfully solicits call from an in want o<
clothing. ----..'--.
FURNISHING GOODS.
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars stocks Hand
kerchiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas. &c
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between Sd and 4 u streets, Pa avenue
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Aid for the Norfolk Sufferers,
NATIONAL EATING. 10 n r.

NovrhtUeSt cOrzsT Of Sixth Sc and Pa avssHe
THE undersigned intends 10 contribute his mite
Il TO the suffering poor Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Virginia; therefore, he will open his Res
taurant for their benefit for three davs WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the
12th 18th, and 18th Of September, the proceeds of
which will be sent TO some responsible person 10
forward the amount received upon the three above
named days for their especial aid.
Snack, with all the delicacies Of the season.
will be kept from 10 a. m. until p. m. for the
comfort Of those who may honor him with a call
for the above purpose.
FRANK SELDEN, Proprietor.
All hail to the man who, for the suffering poor,
Forgets his own interest and opens his door;
Who contributes his mite, be II ever so small
To the cause of humanity. whenever IL calls
sep 1l-3t
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PURIFYING RANCID OL.-It has recently
been discovered in France, that nitric ether,
commonly known as "spirits of nitre. ), has J
powerful effect in clearing and deteorising inn.
pure oils. A small Quantity mixed with the
crude oil carries of all disagreeabIe oder
while, by subsequently, warming the oil a.
treated, the spirituous ingredient is rene we'd
ana the OIL becomes sweet and limpid. A few
drops OF nitric ether added to the content. Of
an OIL bottle will act as a constant preventive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-11

sAt the funeral Of DR.. Cone, of New
York, few days ago, DR.. Cox related a sim
gular incident. Some years ago the Rev. DIR.
Minor, Of the Episcopal church, the Rev. DR..
Gone and himself were appointed a commit.
tee in a benevolent body. When together,
DR.. Minor remarked upon the singulsrity Of
the fact that they three we're together on such
q subject. "Do you remember" said he
" where we nrst met?' "Yes," replied DR..
Cone, "in the theatre in Philadelphia" That
was nearly half century ago. Subsequent
ly all three, far separated from each other,
were converted about the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-11

TIE RAILROAD SAFETY TELEGRAPH-Mr.
w. G McRae's invention for preventing ac.
cidents on railroads, at switches, drawbridges
and by collisions, is about to be placed on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, the first
company which has given its consent to the
inventor to show its practical operations on
a railroad. The principle of Mr.. McRae's in
vention is said to be very simple. 1t operates
by electro magnetic action, and if it answers
the purpose intended it will prove valuable
safeguard to the travelling public. ~ :
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NEW FALL GOODS.
I0HN IL GIRnT

No. Il9 s. stde Bridge, near Hisk ST.,
GEORGETOWN, d. C.,
Has received, and offers cheap for cash, OF 70
prompt raying customers, assortment Of sea-
sOnable Stable Goods, viz:
leo pieces new style English Prints
50 do Meuimack do
30 do Manchester and Lancashire Ginghams
Is do plain color Nous de LANES
do best make black Silk
30 do checked MGslins, cheap
% do white Cambrics do
% do Swiss and MuI Muslin
10 do Richard Son's and Barklies Irish Linens
81 do extra heavy bleached Cottons, I2xc
30 do medium do, soft finish
The above Shirtings are manrf sctured 70 order
and can be highly recommended
New lork Mills and other good brands
- pieces heavy Al and 81 brown COttons
% do heavy blue Osnaburg Prints
The very best goods made for servant women
20 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
% do bl' q and bro. Canton do
% dozen Linen Cambria Handkfs. sc TO 81
50 do ladies', misses and mems Hosiery
With an assortment Of Table Damask, Crash,
Hucsaback, Bird Eve Diapers, Marseiues
Spreads. Sheetings, Jeans, Cassimeres, Sat
tinetts, &c.
Purchasers will find il decidedly to their ad-
vantage TO call before making their purchases
Large additions made during the month
sep10 Lbs
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NEW GOODS Fer GENTLEMEN

NEW UOUDS FUR GENTLEMEN.
ID j. STEER, Merchant Tailor, hast lust re-
l. sceived large and beautiful stock Of new r all
and w inter Goods, to which he respectfully in
vites the attention OF his customers and the pub.
lie.
In addition to large and varied stock Of Cloths.
Cassimeres and Vestings Of the newest styles his
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods is also
very select and complete, such as
Scarfs, Cravats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves
Suspenders, Hosiery
&c.
He is prepared to make up Clothing TO order at
short notice in style Of Unsurpassed elegance
and at fair prices.
Gentlemen are solicited 10 call carly and ssIoc,
cnoice styles No. iS3 Seventh St
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A GATHERING OF FIREMEN-The Board

Engineers of the Fire Department of Spring
field Mass have voted to call convention
of delegates from the different fire companies
throughout the New England States and New
York, to be held at Springfield, on Thursday,
September n. Friday, the 18th, is assigned
for the trial of machines. The prizes offered
are cash prizes of $500 and $500 each, and
will be awarded to the two machines making
the best plays. A pleasant and profitable
gathering may be expected.
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MIR. w. HENRY PALMER's
p NO FO X r T. G l. ASS T. 3
In Georgetown aad AIerasdr;a

IN OeofgetOWn ana dte1dHdTtd.
IN obedience TO the numerous requests for the in
u PRODUCTION Of the Piano forte Glasses into the
above cities, Mr.. w. II Palmer is willing To I'M
dertake one Class in each city, TO be conducted
on the same principles as those already formed in
Washington.
Applications 20 be made by letter or in person to
VT. Palmer, at his residence, No. 233 + street.
Washington. Terms So per quarter.
sep 10