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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-04

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
1TE Fine article In sets; Sand Glssses; Thermom-
eters IN metallic and morocco cates. For sale By Il
je 2 ZIMMERMAN.
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PLEAsANT.-The congregation of Assembly
church, in Washington city, have Increased the
salary OF Rev. A. G Carothers, their pastor, to
$780, and given him six months holiday
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SELLING OFF.-30 OOO doIlsr

& SELLING OFF.-30,O 900 dollars
~ worth of Geld and Silver Watches Jewel.
ENS< ~ and Fancy Goods, are now offered az
6ssrSE srestly reduced ratss
with view ef making change in our business
We offer from this dey our large stock of Gold and
Silver " stches, Gold Chains, Seals. KEYS, Brace
Ist. Ear Drops, STesstpins Gold Thimbles Gold
spsetseles, and Jewelry a0d Fancy Goods of every
Hnd st greatly reduced prces-msny articles at an
below cost. All in want Of bargains viii pIease call
e, GENNET g. JAMES
my Is Eagle Square.
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You little red-ide Insex,
What sings your song
Upon the okes and various
Other trees making q constant noise
Like a steam ingiue blowin'
At night long ways of,
Whar hsy you bin sense last
hurd your vOieces,
Some sixteen years sgoi
| wonder 4 you have
Stsid ever since under the ground,
Buried thar out of sighti
also wonder. now you hav cum out,
What you do find TO eat
For you don't seem to hsv
Such appetites as Pharo's insex,
Aod eat up every green thing.
Ef you devour anything at awl
| can't discover H.
Are you rally sign
OF War, or Pestilence, or Fsmmin,
Or altogetherf don't think so
For have seen you several times
Before. and nuthin' particiar hsppened
Immediately afterwards. cant think
You bring any efex Of consequences
AT ell aud you can leave just
When you plees, or stay and holler on.
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Mrs. Eliza Thompson, of Ohio, lectured OF
Temperance at Wilmington, N. C, Friday eve
ming.
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EET BRACELEIS-A varied sssort-
- ment of Jet Bracelets Mech aces Ear Rings,
&c, recently opened, and for sale y -
ie2 BULKLEY & CO.
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DUSTNEsS COATs-In gieat variety,
ID and we orer such sio, 20 eea'airins the as
sorted sssio' GRosHoNG 4 TuPMAN.
,o.N ITO Msn u.
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DAITLEDORES AND DOMINOES.-
~ Rattedores and shuttlscooks; Backgammon
Boards Domnoes; hessruen; Ch sssbosrdS; Cups aad
Balls; Block Puzzles, &c For sale by
je 3 ZfMMERMAN
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"The woods around Eatonton, Georgia. are full
of locusts, and the continued noise they make e
almost deafening 1t sounds Ike the distant tink-
ling of q thousand small bells. The wings of these
insec s are markcd with w, and In olden time II
was supposed this letter foreboded war The ip-
terest which this remarkable appearance excites
IN Cherokee has called forth all the powers Of the
Georgia Parnassus, as will be seen by the follow.
log etfusion from the Atlanta Republican"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-04

II Ely BASKET S Leather, Willow and
IN Palmetto Key Baskets. together with supply
of Ladies' Sailor and Sea Mos Work Bsskets-lor
sale by
je2 BULKLEY K CO.
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VNHE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
BANK will continue to receive Deposites on
which they will pay per cent, pay e0Ie
annually.
Ey- Office of Deposit at R. Fl MAURy Co.
c. WORKMAN Preg't
j. SIsToE, Treasurer. nv 2-32awkc6m
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CEA GRASS BASKETs.-Ps Palmetto,
OLeather Cabss and Sea Grsss esst cts for ssle by
IL ZIMMERMAN
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NIRGINIA HAMS-Put up expressly
for family uss. Just rees ived and for sale By
sELDEN MILLER.
je2 Cornsr Pearl and Cary sts.
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The subscribsr begs Ieape to refer to the oot0g per-
John w. Brodnsx PittsyIvanie; Thomas D. John
ston. Ysnceyville N C.; William Long, Caswell, N.
C.; Col Williamson Price, William Nuunsliy, Dc,
Dr, <. T. Brodnax, Rockingham. n. c Burten
Hamlin, Leaksvtlle N. C Samuel Hardin HsiEston,
Esq Henry Va; John Fontsine Esq, do; Regsdsle
4 Co, Pttsylvanis Court House; James C. 5Esce,
Halifax County, Va; Stose & CO. Eudue William
Daniel Samuel Ayres RI hEnond, Nai tVm. A7res,
D4nvills Va
my 25-dIm Whig and ENQUIRER COPY.
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I IGHT BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
~ SALE-A We y fge one. nearly new, may he
seen at HICKS AMERICAN STABLES.
my 3-ts
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MORTIMER & MowBRAY,

NO. Z4U Baltimore street.
Sold in Richmond by 0. A. STRECKER aui
PURCELL, LADD CO and by all the Drug sssts
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamph-
iets gratis. my 22--d&et.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-RO-
~ BERT g. ALLEN and JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
have each been admitted 10 an interest in our bus
ness from this date.
KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
June 1, 1855. jeI
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I'D W DOLLAKs L llss cSst1, worth ON ot hhe e
for ssle. Il must bs sold, and shall be sold at a
bargain. Enough TO say make DO promises. / sm
not ready to redeem. Call and try at ia Main 81.
ie2 WEI. IRA SMITH
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L'ARM FOR SALE.-A valuable FARM
= containing two hundred and fifty acres aud from
three to four miles East OF the City OF Richmond.
For further information, apply to
ny 28-lm WA. M HARRISON.
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CLO1HING, CL0l HiNG.-Jast re-
~ eeived by steamer lsgs ssiolims,ns 2, .'' ssn.
mer Clothing, introducing scme eswstytss' s1N-Ss ~
pretty, II not superior, 40 any shown y y,1s..u
ITO MAia Il
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I IGHINING RODS LlG HTNIA q
~ RODs.-Hsving made arrangements with tho
pstentee Of one of the best lightning Rods 20 the
United States. by which We now prepared TO put
them up in town and country st prices greatly beow
that charged for similar Rods st present. VS. wilt
aso sell the Roda and Fixtures 70 persons wishing
70 Put them up themselves at a srnsll advance on
the cost. q. & A. BARGAMIN, Jk.
my IL Corner 10th and Msle streets
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ROYS OXFORD TIES-Just received
by express, a fine assortment of Boys Oxford
9-es, az my3 VIM WALSH's
vi NACKEREL-No 3 large, in half and
my3l 'Y'
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A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
N published in London and Paris, 10th <disien
American edition no" ready, just pabshed sad for
sale BY A. MoRRtS, -
nv It's Publisher
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BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
- ed to iurnssh Board by the dsy or weeF, on the
Inst liberal terms at the MaIlbeIo' Hotel, Wall
street my i9-ts j. HARDY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
Two High Blood Horses.
Morgan Wild Air and Young Diomede

We are coming , Clear The Track 4 1
MoReAs WILp-Ais--T This ligh-biooded Morgan
Horse viii he az the Mansion Hsuse Stable in
Li,cbiield every day in the week Sundays ex-
cea,ed,) through the seas,D.
He was sired by Young Putnam, he bv Old
Putnam, he by Old w Woodbury.. he by Original
Msrgan. His dam was the celebrated Pane
Mare, bred and formerly owned by CIV. Prime
OF Mortified, VI. She was sired by Old Green
Mnun,ain Morgan, he BY Old GtffDrd, he by Old
Woodbury., he by Original Morgan; her dam
by Old Rockingham.
HE is live years cd this season. and is not
excsIied by any Horse Of his age in Vermont
where he was raised--and is a rare combination
of blood, beauty, strength, courage. docility and
speed a
His colts are Of unusual promise possessing
in remarkable degree the distinctive qualities
aud rbarncreristics of the noble and wonderful
race cf Harses-ihe Morpans
This colt WAS raised by l.. Seymour of Brat
tleboreugh, VI. and stood al the stable of A. j.
French Of Wolcottyiiie last season.
You've DiomEDg was sired by Stakeholder, his
dam by Constitution. sfanj-dam by Imported
Saiira,ni, Stakeholder was sired by Sir Archy,
dam by Citizen's imported Stirling, Sir Archy
was sired by Old imported Divmede, dom inn
ported Castanira.
Diomede will he ut the above mentioned
stable every day Sundays excepifdl un,ii
o'clock in the morning and from 3 o'clock in
the afternoon
Terms ior Morgan, So TO warrant; for Do
mede, s. 10 warrant.
LOTT FEM.
Litchtield, May 18th, 1855. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
Black Hawk Horse Raven.

YsyHIS Hurse will stand ut The Robbins Farm
III sss caliedl OF the subscriber IN Norfolk,
the coming season, at ten and fifteen dolls,s.
The oldest colts ot this Nurse are three years old;
the stock Is ef extraordinary promise. The sub
scriher hopes 10 exhibit ut the next State Fair
al Hartford, coils three and two years old, aud
yearlines, the oldest driven in harness. Vi beau
tsni style aud OF line action and speed.
Raven is bv Vermont Black Hawk, Black
Hawk by Sherman Morgan, he by the or grnal
or Justin Morgan by True Briiion. by General
DE Lancey imported Traveller, SC. The dam
OF Raven was bv the Yale Horse, he by Cock
OF the Rack, ftTll brother OF American Eclipse,
and considered better horse than Eclipse, ex-
cept upon the turf lie was owned by General
Amss Varm.fn. Of pergennes, Vtfniont. The
dam Of the Yatc Horse ~as very tine mare
owned by DR.. l.. d. Warner. OF New Haven,
Vermont; she was by Gitfnrd Morgan, Clifford
Morgan by the Woodbury. Morgan. by The Jus
TN Morgan. &c. The dam Of Ravens dam as
a black mare purchased in Galway, Sara,aya
county. New York, and owned by Harvey Yale
hf Middlshnry. Vermont. She was fast, and oil
nnrivalled endurance. The dam Of Raven was
well kaown in Nd sison County. Vermont, f,sr
her speed, dociliiv, and capaci,y in harness.
She was sold by Mr.. Yale T., George Chapman n,
Esq .of Middeharv. and purchased Of hin, b.
the subscriber, in January l5sS. She is SIP re-.
tained Tor breeding purposes Her color is hay,
with dark limbs her couHtennnce and figure oil
the Morgan character. 3
Vermont Black Hawk stands AZ 500 the sea.
son. Raven is one of the hrsi of his cnl,a
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfalk. April ~, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
Cash Music and Piano store of.
II orac w a { e RS !!

NJO. 333 Broadway, New York.-Opposi,ion
IN 10 the Combination Music al greatly
reduced Rates -Notwithsia The coinhiua-
ton Of Music-Deaters To keep up The prices oil
non C Copyright music against The Interests oil
native composers and their refusal Ia extend 10
Mr. Waters the courtesies OF the trade, he is
making immense sales-haying abundant evi.
dence that he has public cs,untenance and sup
port in his op postirn to the Gre monopoly and
in his eiTrts 10 aid native 'ia.ent and adopt the
nati nal currency. His stock OF American and
European music is immense, and The catalogue
OF his ava, publications. pne OF the largest and
best selected in The United States. lie has also
made great Reduction in the prices OF Pianos
m elodeuns and musical instruments Of all
kinds. Superior toned D IL Octave Pianos for
Si15, 5000 and Sl25, inicrl OF as good qualit,
and instruments as strong and as durable as
those which COST $500. Pianos of every varien
OF style and price, up TO $1,000, comprising those
celebrated modern improved Horace Waters
P,angs. anil The first premium E3lian Pianos oil
# Gilbert s. Cos make towners OF the Eolean
patent.l Secondhand Pianos at great bargains
Prices from $40 10 $50. Meiadeans from five
different mannfacior,es, including the we'll
known s d Il II w Smiths melodeons, liuned
the equal iempefamen1 the hest make in the
United Strtes. Prices As, 60. TO- 100, lis, 125,
l35, $50; Smith y double hank Melodeons $500
Each Piano and meiodean cuaranteed, the
best terms TO The trade, Schools, &c. u LIZ per
cent discount 10 clereymen and ciinrches. All
nrders promptly amended 10. Music sent to ell
parts of the country postpaid at The reduced
rates; General and Select catalogues and
Schedules of prices Of musical instruments
forwarded 10 any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
III wheelbarrow Lends ~ pl.,ch.a f,o,,on

TEyIiONAS III. RIGIiARDS rcsnec

Il NftOMA<1sz Ill. Mtk(ftAl<DS FcSpect-
II fully felurss bis sis,tefu thanks 4, his
numerous csst stsstss and friends sur The patrau-
age bestowed upon him the past sevcn years.
Cautisens thar he has established d name 10,
selling Goods cheap, il is with pleasure he
presents tue toiiowias psngr,ii,,na Tor the
spvinx mud Summer Sans 7aixns
assuring his friends sha, his stock is very large
aud wall be sud- AZ prices satisfactory 10 the
1lQeeel bnfers; q large assur.Escni of French,
Sl!sh. &erman and American HraadcIoshs ii
F3iEfx hiaek and fancy Gassim res; HACK
It'll A. 14>d fancy Sa.saetts, TAecsis and CASH
1exf6lS Ut aag color; Fsstmss. rorSistine IN past
u hull fancy and white Marsc,s.cs, slack salia
and isncs Silks, ne STILES AMI large as.
tnent ct Frim.mnas--wnira will be made M Ii
order u short notice and warranted 10 give
satlssactssn or ma safe.
Reel Nais tslsiAiaF. = III this sfenartnscnfI Ia
claims prscedeisre iran the fscttat The Ciosir-
ilig ts all manutartase.i al home. al road mate
rirss, and tie sneTrr s;yle ia which /, Il made
wfilaIways seeHse them rsads and satisfies ~
sale. Esrai<kisg Usnls--essshsacftsg 4 lasee
assortment 1T Sin. IL Iasass Stocks, ies. h,srk
and wlntaasik and hack lid GEnvr-, bsark and
faacx silk Grayais. iSsierf, Sssspv.sarrs. ecir,s
white and lancv Iiaadkerehi.ss. Unsksel.as, nd
losp III other artie - TOO Euasrrous /, ncnsian.
Gentlemen furnishing their cl.sh can have
their garments nisac IN goad syle and war
rantssi ~ aive SAT ssfac,iaa.
Cutting done at slssi nosicc.
LischArld West al, April 9Th. 1858
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
At the Old Brick,

First Door West Of the Court House
M AY be found new stock Of Boots aud
lvA shoes, spring fashions Tor 1894. We are
now prepared 10 ef!er 10 the people OF LitcIfieid
County altogether the best and largest stock VI
Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists Of every variety of
style imaginable; il would be useies and impos
sble TO name the different styles Of so large
stock as we have nj this time-we therefore say
nnly need be cen 10 prove the ruth a VIA, we
say. MT approving Of tho hun,buging system,
We would here say, as 10 prices-iFey shall be
aniform, some as high as the his hest and some
as low as The lowest.
We would here in this hn nble manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 70 oil for their past fayors,
and most respectfully invite Them to give US
call before they make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY e. TROWBRIDGE.
+ Liich6sid. May llth. 1854.
N. B. We have few notes and accounts on
hand Of which we should be NEST happy to dis
pose at cost. ~ A word 10 the wise. &c.
NAT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
New splII IJods
ID s. 81 ~

a EGEIF In q through all Ibis week sp'ea-
E = did as ortnicnt IT DRY GOODS for he
season. is,cluding the hest sariesy II Staple,
Fsncy and m turning Dress els ard sfHisa-
.ninss Of the richest styles and quality ever Of
Tered n this town. and probably IN HE county,
or wIisln i've miles At least, and comprising MOI
= p 80 car-ioads of brown Sheetin.ss q car.
loads Of Merimack Styles Of Prints, cnly-cr 100
loads of Gas far buaeDsne. bur the real aricles
&c sfsrrinac. English and French Prints nd
Bsilliaats IL wool AMI all wool plain and &c q
muslin and Barege Delsaines and Declares,
Chasly RsTFeges, &c. Of al coiors; also French
English and American A. printed Ia wns and
Ginshamss i large siock and cheap; Shawls and
White Goods Of all descriptions; black and
colosed Dress Silks Of styles and prices 70 s1it,
and Silk Trimmings far MI the couaiy. Also
Laces. <esins. Collars, Edeines Ribbons,
Hosiery owes. Broadcloths, CO sslmeres, Vest
ings. Coats, Vests and Pants. Shirts, LINENS,
Shoes. &c. Also Groceries, Crockcry, Geese
Feathers, Carpets, Paper Hangings, Matsings,
Oh! Cloihs. dc.
Prodsce spanted IN payment
% Shirts given out 10 be made up. IN any
quantity desired.
S II. BRONSON.
Litchfield, April "a. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
Lemon Fair

DT Black Hawk, by Sherman Morgan. dam
ID Ddroc ard Dey Of Alglers Barb, mare,
knovn rs the Gale Mare az Brldport- VI. i'll
staHd at Salisbury and al Millerton the present
season al $40 SIS. Lemon Fair is -four years
old, Of great symmetry and beaatv, showing high
breeding His action in harness is quite perfect
and his speed unusual for one uf his age.
Tie subscriber will also have n his Stable
At Norfolk. a beautiful three year old Stallion,
Pleasant Gale. HIS horse Raven will also be
al HE Stables. The stock Of Raven is Of erea,
promise; Colts Of his are held as high a. 800.
He drives this Spring al extraordinary speed.
The line Chestnut Horse Falcon, whose stock
is unsurpassed, owned by the subscriber, win
stand al Canaan, East Sheffield and Falls
Village.
Norfolk. May 10th, 1855. 6la
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
GA UY 10 N .

n and summer q ads. beware how you IN IKE
Your PURCHASES i,ef.re ron call Al the great Va
sTiesy Ssurs IN Eilswo; q. aud ieHrn The PRICES
where everything stmost is 10 be fognI viii sh
are now selling of nj rand rate, and e Looks
like s,methsng new 20 -cr .;oads go Of BIZ the
Load. in country place like tbs, vet my stock
10 large, - tilal few lends are not nl.ssed by
Tho crJwd, but the time viii Conn when they
will al 81 sid. either ~ private sale ~ n auc-
ti0n. Asthe subscsiber has soise bns'ness which
requires his Intention else where FOR whiie, corr
seqaenuy the Goods will he Ia cheap In rder
70 ciose up the concern, Sd now il the time to
make yoHr rlpa;ce. Al we need is q chance TO
show the Goodsani he prices andfiey are sold.
All old accounts Inus, be s.tsei before Gle
10th Of May next. G.. r. PECK.
EiiswoFtii, April f7.h 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31

~ dHyc7zs,sf. cosnneaci5xse 81
Afoaaoy, Nay 7lk. SIS.
raAIHss0ur or BRaDa xr.5rr.
First r sssenser Tram i.axes frt3rcnor,
for N iasted, Il 10 40 L ii :. 81 81, 81
Ines A. A.. Train frasn New york. ! nd
connecting atihc Junction with the 10 80 4
III. Train flnm New Haven.
First Freight Tsa;n leaves Bird senor,
for Warsted Al I 80 A. al.. receiving na,.
sen gers f.r Winstpd
Fseistak lain With passenger accommo-
slat,on a srrbnryIs. II j. II Is
See pngcr Tram leaves B.idse-
port on Bury al 10 p III. or on the ~
|fival n I $40 r. NJ. Express Tsam from
New Y ork connecting al The Junction win
the 5 IS r. III. Train from New Haven.
TRANS INTO saIDc Eroar.
First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
al $50 a. III, connecting at WATERBURY with
tho Pmvisltnce, Hartford and Fislksll Rail
road Al q Is A. NJ Tor Hartford and interme-
date Stations and connecting at the Junciios
with the z A.. NJ. Train from New York far
New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport, in
time for .he s.35 a NJ Tram to New Haven
for New York.
First Freight Trim will leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport al 5 IS Aaf, arriving al Bridge.
port IN time 10 take The Express train from
New Haven 10 New YoiA.
Freight Tram with passenger accommoda
tons from Winsisda irving IN Bfidgepnr. IT,
Time 70 connect mih Express Train from
Haven for New York, leaves at 6 20 A. NJ
from Wiasted
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsicd
% NJ connecting at The Junction with a
Tram 10 New Haven, and Al Bridgeport w,ii
The ai5 r NJ Tram 10 New Yo.k.
;Le The Freight Trains have Passenge,
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., Ssuih-
bury, Sousiaord, and Oxford, will connect al
Seymour tHumphrey ssille )w:.h the II A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every cav on
The arrival Of the 10 40 AM Train fromBlidge.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNeils Stage from w aieriown, v IN con-
neci at Waterbury every day with the 8 80
A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival OF
the 10 40 A NJ Train from Bird gepori, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 P Nj Tain from
Bridgeport.
Fsnn's S,agefrom Li,chfield will connec,
al LitShheid Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Belhlem will connect Of
Waterbury with the s.3a A. M. Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival oi The fo.i0A N TRIM from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat.
urdays.
Horace STEAMERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
iltchcnckssl!c, will connect daily with III,
a.03 p. NJ. trai. from W,ns,ed. and return on
the arrival Of the 1910 A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
O. S. Hills Stage leaves Wins,ed daily on
arrival Of the 10 40 Am. train from Bridge
port for Coiebrook Centre, Sands6eld, Mont
vile and Darlington.
A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tickets are purchased atih Offices.
+ w. D. BISHOP. We Pres, and sup't.
Bridgeport. April. ~. 1885,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
N OF ICE
At TIKI
aGRANITE STORE

YHsEiE subscribers take pleasure in in
n forming the public. that They have taken
ibe Granite Store, lately occupied by George
u Wadhams where they intend keeping con-
stanily on hand very large aud well selected
stock Of Goods Of every description. -
Having Just returned from New York, they
are now opening new aud splendid assort-
men, Of SPRING GOODS, and iecl prepared
10 offer greater inducements tDihe public than
they have bcen accustomed To no,ice. One oil
firm having resided IN New York for the past
eighteen years. and bling thoroughly a"qnnjnt-
ed with the market. ,heyare coniilent,h that their
facilities for purchasing Goods cnanot be sur
passed. Having one large ro.an which Is 20 be
devnird expressly 10 CARPETS md PAPER
f1ANCfNGS, they are prepared 10 offer in thu;
dcpirtn,en. extraordinary Inducements.
They will he receiving weekly new additions
% their stock. and shall endcasor to make il an
obieci for ALI to call and see then.
9J- presnce OF all kinds taken in exchange
fer ,,uois. WOODlNG d. LEWIS.
Wulcoityiile, April 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
Waterbury. March, 1855.
United States Bounty Land AGENCY,

Press forpard Yomr Claims
A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both
IA Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines,
Ft,iliamen, Musicians. Wagon-ninsters, Team
sters, Indians and all persons who may have
served fourteen days IN any Of the wars oil the
United States. since the year 1890, the law Of
1855 gives each Of YOU, who have not heretofore
received a Warrant for Land, one hundred and
sixty acres.. Aud TO all who have received
Bounty Land, enough mere to make one hum
dred and sixty acres
In the case Of the death Of the person entitled
to Land, his wdcw, or il no widow. the m nor
,.hild or children, are entitled to the Bountys
We are prepared topromp,iy prosecute all CLAIMS
FOR land and viii supply Justices Of Peace Conn-
y Clerks. Commissioners Of Deeds, Noiaries i,ab-
ne, Lawyers, and all Others, ,oith the necessary ia-
strmctions, and 6lank forms, free Of COST on oppli-
,afion by raa,l or otherwise
When desired. we will sell the Warrant ntthe
market price, and remit check for proceeds.
N. Il. COBB s CO.. IS
2S William street, New York.
RErERENcEs.-Bank OF the Common wealth h,
New York. Ohio Life and Trust Company,
New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
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a CONSIGNMENT 0F FINE GLASS
IN WARE from Boston has been rereived
and 10 for sale az tile Ship If lhe Subscriber.
unusually low priccs-cunsisiing OF Pitchers,
Sugar BiwIs, Sp5oa Holders. Cream Cups,
Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, Napiers, Goblei.,
Egg Cups, Lemonade Cups. Caniles,ieks, Mo-
lasses Cups, ten different styles famber., &c.
dc. which tho pablo are invi,ed to call and
examine.
r.A good ASSIGNMENT DC Cook and parl.r
STOVES, Tin and Japaaned Ware, &C., So.
always On baud. ]. w. CONE.
Norfolk, dan. 1, 1885.