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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

The LATE SrABBISG CAsE-CONDITION OF
THE WoUNDED.-At q late hour last evening
We visited Loudenslager's Hill, for the pur
pose of inquring after the condition of the
wounded who were SO ruthlessly stabbed by
the Italian Antonio, on Saturday night last
We found Col. Maybury Turner much more
composed and with less pain, though his ply
stefan says he is yet in a most critical condi-
ton. The left side of the chest is somewhat
swollen by the air which has penetrated
through the wound. Mr. Thomas Woolen
was also easier, though the blood is still upon
his lungs, and the air passes through tho
wound whenever he speaks. His condition is
not thought so favorable as that of Col Turner
Mr.. Peter Pfeltz is doing very well, though his
injury is Of painful character. large mum
Der OF persons are constantly going to the
houses Of the wounded and great excitement
prevails in the vicinity. Frederick Pinkney,
Esq the assistant prosecuting attorney, visit
ed the wounded this morning, but We could
not learn if he took the deposition of Mr..
Woollen. The favorable condition of Mr..
Turner did not render it necessary at the time
The elder OF the prisoners, after being taken
to Jail, gave his name as Antonio Faupaier,
and says that the other is his son He states
that they have been in this country but little
more than year, and reached this city from
Philadelphia on Friday night last. He al
leges that he paid for the privilege of slee ping
in the ice house, but we are assured such is
not the fact. He also says that some five or
six persons beat him before he used the dag
ger in self-defence. That statement, too, is
untrue, rs he stabbed all three Of the parties
half hour before he was beat, and he could
then have escaped had he not returned 10
gain possession of his organ. Both of them
are extremely unprepossessing in appearance.
Baltimore american.
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Il crazy man was found riding on the
cow-catcher of the locomotive on the arrival
OF train OF cars at Waukegsn, Wis, on the
18th inst , but how or where he got into the
posltion ne occupied was mystery to every
one. On attempting to remove him, it wa,
found that one of his legs was broken, but he
made no complaint, and would answer no
questions-msintaining complete silence, ex.
cept when any one offered to touch SIN all
box in which he had small sum of money.
The man was taken charge of by the officers
OF the poor, and his wounds properly attended
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KANSAS ELECTION the LIST Of October q
new Territorial Legislature is to be elected in
Kansas. The National Kansas Committee in Q
recently published statement estimates the
real Free State inhabitants Of tho territory at
the present time at $4,000, and the Pro-slavery
settlers at 8. 900 The number Of Free State
inhabitants IL no doubt put down much too
high. VI
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WHERE HE BELoSGs.-Ex-Goy. Reeder.
who tried to make pretensions of neutrality
while delivering Kansas speeches and begging
money to raise a civil war in the Territory +
out openly for Fremont. Mr.. Reeder is now
where he belongs. The Kansas speculator is
the supporter Of the California spec ulator, and
the only difference on this score between them
is, that Mariposa was partial success, while
the kaw lands and Pswnee city were a dead
failure.-N. Y. Day Book.
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AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THE BALM OF Thou

AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THE BALM OF Thou
SAND FLowERs.-Fo ntaine's ream of Wild
Flowers combining, in a sOiid form, the
choicest virtues of the Balm of Thousand
Flowers-imparts delicious softness, white
ness, and fragrance to the hands and face
prevents chapping; removes tan and freckles,
and is an antidote against eruptions. 1t ere.
ates an emollient lather in shaving, and is the
best article for washing infants and children
in use. Being solid. it is used like SOAP
may be carried anywhere-and its effects are
warranted to be satisfactory. For sale by
Taylor Maury, and by druggists generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23
forty FIVE miles west of Fort Riley, Kansas
Territory, September 8 1885:

forty Eve miles west of Fort Riley, Kansa,
Territory, September 8 1885:
"Whilst up at the Kaw river, last week,
ltnlrty-seVen miles from here, eighty-two from
Fort kiley,) some Of the escort found the
wreck OF an ambulance in little creek emp
tying into the Kaw about half q mile from
camp 1t had been broken up and thrown
into the creek It was of the larger class,
such as IL used by the hospital department,
but may have been one Of the Salt Lake mail
stages. It had an iron step behind, and swim
gle tree for six animals. How it came there
is the mystery, for where it was found is at
least forty miles from any heretofore travelled
road-oars being new read, and, before we
explored it last summer, supposed to be i'm
practicable for wagons on account Of the
ruggedness Of the Smoky Hills, but over
which our guide "a Delaware Indian) took us
through beautiful pass in the hills or noun
tains.
q expect there he's been some foul play
connected with this ambulance The soldiers
put come parts of it together. The hind
wheels, which were broken of from their
proper axle, they pat upon the fore axle.
With these and the coupling pole we have
brought it this far down, aud will take it into
Fort Riley. Where it was found is the hunt
ing ground of the Kiowsys, Arrapahoes,
Cheyennes, and Pawnees. Judging from the
tiIte, IL appears W nave Deen III use Dut
very short time" -
Alarm MIR. T. P. Blair writes long let
ter to the editor of the New York Evening
Post, complaining of the recent Democratic
demonstrations in the neighborhood of Silver
Spring. He is particularly displeasei with
the pole raised in honor of Buchanan and
Breckinrdge and, as if sensibIy impressed
with the doom of the Republican party, fancies
he sees in the bucks head and horns the
scull and cross bones which ornament the
apothecary's label of poison, to which Mr.
Blair now appears to be as averse as he is to
the Democracy.
Decision.-Attorney General Cushing has
decided that the additional per centage given
to navy agents under the act of March 3, 1855,
commences on that day, but is to be appor.
toned over the whole official year, and not
credited to any part of the year, in case of
death or resignation.
Resignation Of en- Army Officer. The res
ignation Of First Lieutenant William P. Trow-
bridge, corps Of engineers, has been accepted
by the President, to take effect December |,
1856.
Migratory Senator Wilson arrived in this
oty on Sunday and left on Monday, carpet
bag in hand, for the North He came on Blu.
siness connected with the Fremont movement.
What's in the wind
Panama.-The Northern papers are specu.
lating as to the Governments movements rel
alive to the Panama difficulties; but We are
satisfied that no conclusion has been arrived
at in the premises.
The Current Operations CT the TIT ayury
Department On yesterday, 22d September,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered On
the hook of th Dena-tmsnt-
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q servile insurrectjAn, it is stated, was
lately fortunately discovered in time at CO.
lumbus, Texas, among some four hundred
slaves to rise against the white population
AID murder and rob them. They would prob
ably have completed their design had not q
slave informed his master Of the fact. A num-
Der Of the negroes were in custody, and some
two or three were to be hung. s- 81,
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SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of Balm Of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will make
q beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists.
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II The New York Evangelist elosas a,

r The New York Evangelist closes an
editorial review Of Mrs Beecher Stoves new
anti slavery novel " bred" with the following
remarkable criticism "The fault we fnd
with the work is not so much that a large
section of tire Church of Christ IS cARIcA-
roRED ana hIsREPREsRNrRD by singular
PERvERsIoN OF FACTS, as that art has been
sacrificed to passion, and that prerogative of
the poet has been made secondary to the zeal
OF the partiZan -
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

AIRS. Nj l.. DAWSON, OVER MEssRs.
L'l Calf Bros Jewelry Store, and at ~
her store, opposite, No 1893, has nowe ~
opened a splendid assortment Of French SH
Hat Flowers, Ribbons, and Feathers, aud is ready
TO accommodate her customers and the puolic
with the latest fall and winter FASHIONS Hats
altered and trimmed at tie shortest notice and
most reasonable terms. sc a. SIC
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CLOCKs-CLOCKs-CLOCKs.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE AS
4 sortment OF Clio tts-50 different styles, which
viii be sold low, and warranted 10 90 well Those
who buy 10 sell aga would DO well to give me a
call before purchasing sewbere Also, Clock
Materials OF all kinds. Oils, Balls, Keys, Cords
Hands, &c, at J. ROBINSON,S,
&c 23-2m $40 Pa ave oppo. Browns, Hotel
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II The Churchman, q pro,s.,.
pal paper, comes out in favor of danc;,. pa
innocent recreation, and as healthfuj a. Il !" T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

NEW MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER AT
~ Shillineton's Bookselling aud Stationery
establishment, Pennsylvania avenue, corner az
street :"
Harper's Magazine for October
Godey's Lady's Book
ArthuIs Home Magazine
ALSO RRCEIvHp-
The Hills Of the Shatemue, a new novel by the
author OF thu" Wide, Wide worldr
bred by Mrs. Stowe
hegdalene Hepburn, by the author Of " Zaidee -
All the new Books, Magazines, and every thing
in the stationerylin line for sale at
sHILLINGTON'S,
Sc 70 81 Oden Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

L. .F.-The Grand Lodge of the United
States adjourned in Baltimore yesterday, to
meet next September ia the same city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

THI Know NoTBINes OF BALTIMORE, last
night nominated Thomas Swami as their car.
didate for the Mayoralty of that city.
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SPECTACLEs.

AN EXTENSIv ASSORTMENT OF
Gold, Silver, Light Steel, and German 81 yer
. oectacles, suitable for all ages. Every one who
wish TO Improve their sight, would do well TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. Just received and
for sale by f.. X. LUNDY,
se23 No LIS Brides street Georoetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23
WOOD AND COAL.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ON HAND.
are constantl' receiving supplies of the very
best qualities Of every description Of WOOD.
Alio every variety Of the most superior Qualities
OF COAL, all Of which will be sold on as reason
able terms as they can be had In the District
Now afoat cargo OF superior Coal Those in
want would do well to cali and leave their orders
so as to be furnished from the vessel Omces
corner Of and 21st streets, Washington. and
Green street, opposite Gas House, Georgetown
seq RARRnN n SrnVER
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Boarding.

RoARDlNG.-SEvERA LARGE ROOMS
- win angle ones attached, handsomely fur
nished, can be rented either in suits for families
or TO single persons, with board II desired on the
InoS reasonable terms. A large yard is attached
to the house, making Il desirable for family
veen ID and T.. Sc "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

NEW LAW BOOKS.-CURTIS,S DIGEST
~ U. 8 Supreme Court Reports, vol: Renpet,
and Heard's Leading Criminal Cases, I vol :
howard's U. 3. Supreme Court Reports vol re ;
Latrobe's Justice. new edition, i vol; Sugden on
vol Patton and Heath's Reports Of Cases de.
cided In the Special Court Of Appeals Of Virgin.
Ia, with index TO Grattln's Reports, vol 1; Dun
lop's Laws Of the United States, I7s9 to lsSs, /
VOL Use 22) FKANCK TAYLR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

RoAkD, ac-MRS. BATES, ON TIES W
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and oh street
with or without beard Every efo,f Min -
10 render those comfortable who may fsv,r her
Win their patronage. Transient or table boz "a
can be obtained =,
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1000 REwARD.-RAN Aw,yrRoN

~ y Int suDtCrlber, IivInp near m nn.r ~
Mailnoro' Prince Georges county Nd q
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls fim,el} N
LEN hAkRoDi he Is dark mulatto, ~
about thirty one years ofage, Eve feet seven inSS,
es high he has scar o. the right hnee csl,,ea
oy cut half OF his head shaved and very gr, n,
State Of Maryland or District of Colnnnbi, ., ~,
hundred dollars II caught IN the surte OF NAV
land or District Of Columbia, ana secured 20 isil
or brought home % thst can get him again.
w = BEkIJ
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MRS. g. ANDERSON CAN hCconuo-
w date several boarders with or without rooyrs
Penn avenue, No 276, between IIth and Iath
. sc 10 I'm
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322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
POYS' FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
WALL & STEPHENS HAVE RECEIVED
w their immense assortment OF
Boys Dress Jackets, Bows school Jackets
Boys Dress Vests, Boys School Vests
Boys Dress Pants, Boys School Pant,
Boys Frock Goats, Boys Sack Goats
Boys Over Goats, Boys Talmas
Boys White Shirts, Boys Undershirts
Boys Mireno Drawers. BOYS Cotton Drawer. &c
MAKING our assortment Of boys wearing pparel
the most complete In this city, which we viii
sell at New Y ork prices
WALL & STEPHENS,
32 Penn. ave, bet 9th and 10th streets,
Be % next to Iron Hall
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FRANCIS HUTCHINs.

ScAVENGBR OF THE FoURTH y.sD
nlsTRICT-FRom THE soUrH sfpE uF
y rev YORK avenue TO the west sIds ,f =
street From the east side Of 7th So, a.
east as the boundary line - "
All orders left At Mr.. caton's. corner of G. sra
stn stfoees, al the Centre Market, and tie ~. l.
dence OF the subscriber No 52a n stlesrt h,.v. "a
9Th and sth will he promptly attenoed 10.
DC So-iW~ r. HUICHINS
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JUST RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DE.
pot, w. Miller's Grand Square PIa@u
AMOS, the most magnificent instru- nTFn
ments now manufactured
A large stock OF Pianos for rent On the mas
reasonable terms
seq. W. g. METZEROTT
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a Mystery OF the Plains We Ar. ,n
debted to friend for the following e,,,a..
from letter by Coots Lombard, G. Il in the
employ Of the Typographical Bureau, written
from Camp Haley, Saline fork of Kav river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-23

CI00 H Z w A D-wILL BE PAID
W 1Oo for the apprehension and deliv- =
cry TO me Of SERVANT GIRL, named
Delilah, who left my house In the Navy z6
\ ard Oh Saturday morning, The 2Oth inst -
Said girl Is light mulatto, with regular features
and is small for her age, which is aOout IA
sc % -eOlW GEO b. BAICH
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We HENRY PALMER,S
PIAN0FORTE CLASSES.
A fPLf AT CADEMY OF MurI,..
"A corner Of 1lth and Pennsylvania avenue. al
al MI. famer's residence 266 street, neer r3l !.
.olu.e - PeI Yuaftef Sc 20
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IMPERIAL, GUN POWDER AND BLACK
TEA CHEAP.-A fresh supply ofk<1
those superior Teas just received, includ -
Ing Is chests Of that uRequalled SO cent
BLACK lea. Brown Sugar 8. on, 10, and II cents.
JOS. w. DAVIS.
ltf 9th ana n sir
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Political In genuity For months previous
to the late so.called Wing National Conven-
ton, our neighbor, the Intsiiigencer, was in
dense fog, and to such a degree was the
vision of the editor obfuscated that he could
see nothing whatsoever " attractive in any
one Of the three political parties on the con-
trary, there was more to "repulse " But the
convention, composed of political doctors pro-
vided remedy for the defective eyesight,
and, as the result of the Iabors of these ocu
lists, he now processes to behold in Mr.. Fill.
more-not in Andrew JACKSON Donelson-tbs
leader Of the party that carries the Gag and
keeps step to the music of the Union" and
this, too, in the language of resolution Of
the Convention, without adopting or REFER.
ing TO the peculiar doctrines of the party
which had already selected Mr. Fillmore az
its candidate" which peculiar doctrines, },
1t Is well known, would exclude even the
senior editor Of the Intelligence, from " State,
Federal, and municipal office or government
employment among the other uncharita.
BILE and snti-republican" features of the Know
Nothing political creed.''
The ingenuity Of our respected contempt
iary lies in the fact that the Intelltgencsy
supports Mr.. Fillmore AS A Vine, notwith-
'.anains the Know Nothings, in the language
,na' paper broke down the Wing party,
80 upon i's ruins, according to the assump.
1on ehanciated in the original Know NOTHING
PLATFORM raised the proscriptive organisation
| upon the ruins of thu, =,
party Consistency thou art jewel"
A Mystery Of the Plains ~. =.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-03
At the Old Brick,

FIRST Door West Of The Court House
M A9 be iouni new stock OF Boots and
Iva shoes, spring fashions for 1854. We are
now prepared 10 fer to The people OF Litchteld
County altogether the best and larse.t stock VI
Boots md shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety OF
style imaginable il would be useies aud impos
$ BILE to Enme the different styles OF so large a
stock as we have al thstime-we therefore say
to all, como and see foryourselves, for our stock
only need be seen to prove the truth OF hatw
say. not afpruvngof the humbuging sy stem,
we would here say,as to priees-ihey shall be
uniform, some as high as the his hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here in this hu bic manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us u
call before thew make heir spring purchases.
MEAFOY g. ROWBRlDGE.
Liichfi, Id. May llth. 1855. ....
N b. We have a few note md accounts on
hand of which we should be most happy to dis
pose at COST 90 A word To The wise. &c.
".. NJ. d T.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-03
TEW TALI GOODS
1855 At the Beehive. 1855

lust received splendid stock Of staple
- and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Bruadcloths, Cassimeres. &c french Merinos
ard Cobafgs ia chlice colors. Freneh and Ann
plain and fancy Muslin DeIaines. Dehaiges,
6tn2hanas anil fancy ami mourning Prints plaid
Menros, gaia Plaids and silk gaia Pisias, black
and plaid and striped Dress Silks IN rich patterns
-Th'bst, Cashmere and wool lon. and square
Siia "ls. ~ool. sc: hanneis. mnreens, diapers
hleached and nnbieached meetings aud shirt.
lass. Tirks Linens, Sc. ssz .=l
Resdy-made CIothiag-A large stock Of coats,
vests, pants, SHIRTS, mefinU DO and drawers, &C.
Hosiery, gloves. etc IN crest variety. WOODEN
VAN, carnet warp. cold and white co.ton bats
and watding. Dress Tfimmings-the largest
stock in lie county; Shoes-Ladies, inisses aud
chiIi's of al descriptions. patent rubber boots
and shoes; Flour. geesa feathers, groceries,
rr"ck.ry. &c-ali OF whieh have been selected
with great care, and will be offered for CASH.
produce or work alta small advance from cost
e1r Shirts given out 10 be made up in any
qnanti,y. A;sn, Insurance agent for several
good companies. S. n BRONSON.
LiichsielG Sept %, 1855.
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Fall Campaign!!
4 8 = ..
NEW FALL ASD WlNrER GOODS

Nov opening Ut Mcneil & BRAHAN'Ss
IN at the old stand u F. u. Mcneil, first
do0s east Of the Court House-the Depoi for
Unparalleled Bospuns IL
Dry Goods, Groceries, CfockcrJ, sc.
Would respe tiuiiy announce TO their large
number of customers that during the past week
they have been opening an extensive as-ort-
ment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Go ,ds
adapted 10 the Fall Trade, and invite alto call
and examine our stock, as We feel confident
that by doing so you will be enabled 10 secnre
much better bargains than can be feund else
where. Our stock is now large. Consisting in
part of N DeLs,nes, Ginghams, french MerInos,
parameuas, Mahair DeBazfs, Plaid Merinns,
Mantle and Cashmere Shawis, Ladies Gloves,
Il siery. Sc Also, Gents Furnishing Gooes,
consisting of French, and English Broadclsths.
Plain and Doeskin Cashmere, great variety
# Vestiags. Fancy Cfavats. Gloves, Mit'ens,
&c. Also. 5leached and unbleached Cottcns.
Linens, knitting Cotton, Wonl.n Yarn. Cafton
Batting, Wadd.ng, Diaper. Velvet Ribbons,
More Antique Trimming. Black Taf.ta Rib
,ons, Wursted Binding, napkins.
Also, large stock OF Groceries, Csockery
sc. ali of which nave been selected during the
past week with great care md will be offered
for cash or produce at small advance from
cost. Those wishing Goods in our line may rest
assured that no MISREPRESENTATION wall be made
Ell her in quality or price. .
September 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-03

f57HE Citizens of Litchfeld County are
Il invited 10 call on The subscriber, who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment OF HAIRS
and GAPS OF every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with HE best and most fashionable houses in
New York city for q supply Of Hats and Caps
Is prepared to furnish all who may give hiu,
cal with articles in his line that canno, ia il to
suit, and at prices as cheap as they can he
hough, in any place in the United States. He
has Oh hand Silk and Fur Hais, White Beaver
Summer HAS OF Genin's and kaox's mauufac-
'arc; also large assortment OF Fapcy Hats of
every desert ,,t N. He devotes his Whole atsen>
iion to this particular line Of basiness-and
hereby tenders his public acknowiedg mcnts TO
his patrons for their generous support, and
humhly asks Tor continuance of The same
Store in West Street, doors west oi the Court
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
Luehfeld, April 23d, 1856.
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Greatly Reduced Prices !,

Our assortment OF The above Goods is large
and desirable, and great Bargains will be given.
. We expect snoB 10 discontinue our Tailoring
department, and 10 clear out our stack of Cloths.
Cassimcres and Ves,ines. (Which is large and
attractive, we illan,il January fst make nm
to order IN the best manner anything In ,h,.
line which NAV be waited, AT Prices barely
covering Cost. We warrant a good ft -
This, in connection With our large ard des rab;e
assortment OF Ready-maae Clothing, presen,s
to Gentlemen Inducements rarely Offered.
We aiso wish to dispose OF our enrire stock
OF CRuCkERY; we have for some time been
selling of ! bat still have on hand several
comp e,e sets OF Blue. Brown. Green and Null
berry Waite. aud some beautiful SETS of White.
FIGURED .as.a sdl China. hes, les a variety IL
common Crockerv and Ga IS w ate--which M sst
he disnos.d ", and which we Will sell a, n great
sacrifice. Young Housek. epers will find il for
IN. u tnteres, to give us call.
In addition Ia the above we deal laYselv in
Groceries and Provlsians, Mauufa eturers and
Builders Hardware, fnols. Nails, &c., Boots
and Sho. 9, Trunks. Paper Hana,pys, Curta,ns.
Gotten Beds. and all manner Of Fancy md
staple DIV tsopds. which we are ALWAYS ready
10 sell on the best terms.
Such are some of our Inducements and we
latter our elves they are sufiicient to crca.e an
nerease of travel from up the road" We viii
warrant wavm reception ard nrafiiah,e irip.
BENEDICT s. SCOylLL CO.
Waterbury, Dee. 81 1856.