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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
At the Old Brick,

-Ftrsi Door Wes. cJ the Coari-House- M AY be ioun1 new stock ot Boots and MI shoes, spring fashions tor 1854. We are now prepared .ffer to the people oI Ltchield County altogether the bes, and largest stock vf Boots and shoes that was ever brought in thls town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina ginahe; IL would be useles and impos sbie to Eame the different styles of so iarge Q stock as we have al thlstme-we there lore say to all, como see for you, selves, for our stock only need be seen t"prove the truth oi what we say. nut approving of the humbugins system, we would here say,as to prices-,hey shall be uniform, some a s h,ah as the his hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here m this hu abe manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors, and must respectfully invite them to give us a call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROW BRIDGE. Liich6. Id. May Huh 1855.
 N B. We have a few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be nnsi happy to dis. pose at Cost. 91r A word to the wise. Sc.
 M. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
Ladies' and Gentlemen,s UV'E.vTER CLOTHsO.G.

Fl CONSISTING of Mantle, w ooi and o Brscha ShAWLS H,yhi.nj P,s,ds. p,.,d :isrinos. Cola French Msr,nos, Met,no Cul'd paramettss. all Wo"i Deia,nes, Ia. cy Colorcd Oslaines. Linssys and Cal,coes, with Beaver Sloths. Broadcl.ths, Cass,mere-, Shrsps Gray Sauinetss, T~ eesis also. Ready Mode Cioiiinx consisting of Beaver, Lion Sk,n. P-t-rsha,a, and Broadclpth Uverconts. Heavy Wool and tancy Vests Cass,mere and Sa,i,net Pants, both Fancy and Black. Heavy Wool Shirts aud Drawers. Red, Blue and Green Tw,lIed Wool Flanneis. Pis,n Wool and Demrt do. Salisbury do, Cation da Heavy Bro~nsShre ct. .ngs and Shiriags. Real Buck Mmren. aud B'ois, Rubber Oses Sh,es and B.n,s, open. 'ns ., the Ofd Stusd of A. C. Bra ford, Wei. co,tvlils. where an kimds of G.nds are soI, cheaper than ai any orher Store ia the County.
 A. G. BRADFORD.
 Wolcottviile, Nov. I, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
ME Citizens of Li,ch6els Cou.,v :,

- invited Ito call on the subscriber whu keen. c"ns,an'iy oa hand large assortment oi iIAr. ana CAPS ot every vsretv and fashion. Tn. sahsrs.6er having made complete arrsnYenie.. ..,. sieh the hest sad mess :asi,.omahie i.spses i, New Yark city fos . supply of Hats md Car n prepared [" inrai-h all who may give hun !, call w:ta articles in his line that ca,,nu, "a ii [,
 sui. and at prices as cheap as they can h, o"u2h' m any place in the United Ststes. il. has on h.nd Silk and Fur Hats, White B-sv- tu'e; aiao . iasge ass .r,men, of Fa..v Ii.,. =, every deseriptim. He Sevotes hi. whor a,,en' .ioa ta shss particular l,ne af business-sne hsfehy tenders his puhIic ackno~Icdymcu,s :, his pa,n'ns eT their g~nesou. supno,,. an, hnmhly asks tor ron'inuaace cf the sa,vc - Si"fr n West Street. doers west as the Cour, hsse; HIRAM JACKSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
New Machine shop and Fsundry
 NNDI,nI

THE Laurence Aiachine Company are II now prepared to take jahs for bu'ld ng 6,iing up and repairing all kinds ot machinery and mill-work. which they have faci ,t'ss fol doing on sh.Ht notice, and on as reasonable terms as any other establishment.
 The 'undry IS "na of the bes, in the State, and as they have purchased all ot the patterns belonging |" the late B.'yd Manufacturing Ca. W,nsted. they are enahled to make casting ( from the asme patterns at less prices than they can be procured else where.
 Experienced warkmen are employ ed in the various branches, and whoever may he in want of any kind of machine work can depend upon havinR !, done to their satisfaction and are 70. qnested to give them a cal.
 A. ]. JEWELL, gent. NosE.lk, August lst, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
Direrf0rs.

J. c. BECKWlIH, IA 8 LEWIS IA JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN OLIVER GOODWIN GEO c. .wOolkUEF sEid P.BEf KS. RORPlks tAT1ELl
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hsiwinton,
 General Agent.
 GENTS OF THE COMPANY. Leman W.Cuiler, Water,owp; psnielB B Brinsmade. Wash,ng,on Henry s. Ssnferd, New Milford Rufu. Fsiler, Jr. Kent; RieL ard Smith. Shsron Frederick Kellogg .C.rn wall; Joseph I. Gaylord. Gosher ; W ilIiam VI. Burrsli. Canaan; DonsId J. Warner, Sal. isbury S. D. Norihwsy, end Jehn Dew ell Norfolk; Henry Jones. New Hartford ;-- George D. Wsdhams. TorEipefon Lswis Smnh. Harwinton; John c. mbler. BettIsm; John Aberneahy snd George B. Fosesf. W cod bury David c. whifiIesey. New Pressor Reuben Rockwell. Coiehrook; John Hins. daie. .winssed; ; g Y. Si.John, New csnssa. E. Talmadge, iymouih Persons wisiy ii fo get their buildipssin. snred can appio ther of the Agents, or ,e the Secretary.
 J. c. BEcKwITH. .Presissnt.
 JAscn WHiTiss, Secretary.
 Eitehksi5, Ju1y fess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &o., &c.

TuST received. a very large and general as- eJ sor,ment of all kinds oi Bouts and Shoes suit. able fnr the season; 1000 pairs purchased at auction the past week, and can probably be sold for cash al less prices than can be found else. where in the county. Persons having a little ready money abou their el, ihes are respec fuily invited to call aud exn mine quality and prices. Oak and lIemlock Sole Leather for sale IS usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also. ge nt for the sale of Dr. Beers ceehra,ed Hair Tonic, fnr relieving baldness and rest. ring gre, hair to us natural color. Nothing like it try ii.
 Li,chfeld, Sept. 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
GL s.W RE.
COVSIGNMENT ms rfy

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS ~ WARE fr"m Bassoa has been received sno v tor ss'e afshs Shap oi the s.hserihrr ., Sugar Rswis. SD on Holders. Cream C.ns Butter Plates. Preserve Plates, napers. 1;ohia,. ERe Cups. Leanssnsde Cups. Canilrss;cks W.-. iassss Caps, ten different styles THmhlers. F. &c. xhich the public are inv,,ed to c.ii : ss examine " -" s"o
 &r eonl aseartmews of r<.l ..s STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware '. as alwsss n hand. |. VI cON;EA Ae'
 Norfolk. July I. t05S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17

The almost forgotten French so- mancer. le,nence Robert, thu. warm ly expressed himself on the comforts ot the bed: "A bed Is certainly the most precious and most favorable asylum fnund hero below. in iac,. when l look at t, and when l think, !, when s,ep into i,, how one is sud. denly. as if by enchauiment, id of fatigue, cold, wind. dust, rain, impor- sunase visitors, tedious conversations, commonplace remarks, pompous as- seriions. brasging. putting forth head strong opinions. contradictions, dis. cussioas. travelling stories, confidential readings oi spoem or a wlnle tragedy, explanations ol systems in long words, iaierminable nsonolcgurs. snd that, in place of all these. one has pictures, thoughis. memories to be called up, that he is in the midst of chosen . j. csety, = phansons and visions just 10 il'e snind, and all those dreams. which . foreign write: calls moon light cf the brain ;" when | think d all this. as look at . bed, | know not whm ssnrds to make use of to expsess my enthusiasm and senerssi0n, and | an, almost ready io hew is adesaiion be- fsse ik"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
Maugatuc Railread.
 l H 2
Winter Arrangement. c0mneacshc sn
 Monday Dee Sd. lS56.

Winter Arrangement cUmnseA c,,,a ~,
 Aonda ys Dee Sd. le55.
 TRAINS our or lRipaEpoar.
 First Passenger Train leaves Brideeper, for W insted, al lO.3s A. M., or on arr,,s | of the A. M. Train from New York. ana connecting atthe Junction with the 10 90 A {. M. Tram from New Haven and at N a,er. bur, wnh Hartford, Providence & Fishkill R, Frs, Fre,gh, T.ain leaves Brldgspor, for Wins,ed at II 2s A. M., receiving pas. sensers for Winsied.
 Freight Ttain with passenger aceomms. dai,on icr Waterbur, leaves al 4. 80
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge DOT, for w ,erhury ., 35P. M, .,er on the ar. rival ofthe 800 P. M. Express Train from New York, connecting a, the Junction with the 5.25 P. M. Trsin from New Haven--slse receiving passengers from the Providence, Hart. ford & F,shk,ll Railroad at Waterbury.
 TRAINS INTO saipeEPoRr
 First Train will leave V a,cibury al 5 50 A Nj, connecting aiJunc,ion with train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with train to \ Yo,k Frs, Passenger Tram from Wine,ed ats 20 A.M., connecting al Waterbury whh the Provide nee, Hartford and Fishkill Rail. road at 7.50 A. M. for tlariford and inieime- d,aie Stations and connecting ai the JunctioA
 
 New Haven. and arriving in Bridgcpor, ;n time for the 9.s5 A Nj Tram to New Haven for New York.
 Freight Tram with passenger accnmmods. tions from Wins,ed, nrrs;ns m Bridgeport in time 'u connect with Express Train from N. Haven tor New YoIk, leaves al 6 30 A. M. from Wins,ed.
 Second Passenger Train leaves Winsied ., | s3 P Nj connecting al the Junction wih Train to New Haven, aud al Bridgeport wiih the As P M Tram te New Yo.k.
 Ip The Fre,gh, Trains havr Pass.ngsr Accommodations.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Stag. irom Woodbury, South. bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, will conn, ct a, Sey mour ii umphr. ys.ille) )w i,h th, 9 n A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival oi the 10 35 AM Train fromBridgs. port. No evening Stage after th,s date. MeNe,ls Stage from w ater,owp, V Ill con- neci al Waterbury every day wih th, 6 37 A Nj Train down. Returning on arriva st the 10 5 A M Train from Bride, port. and on Saturdays from the 5 35 P M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's S,agefrom Li,ch6eld will connec, at L'i'hfeid Station with both Trains each way, daily.
 All.n's Stage from Be,hlcm will cor nee, at | Waterbury wuh the S.32 A. M. Train down 1 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndays. Re l turning on arrival of the 10 SEAM .1rr,n fem Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat. 1 urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Geld | Spring. New Boston, Col-brork Ryri aud | Hnchcocksvil!e. will connect da,iy with the ! I.53 P. M. trait. from W,ns,rd, and return on the arrival Of the I035 A. M. train iron, Bridgeport.
 O. s, Hill's Stage leaves w,ns,ed daily on | arrival of ihc 10 35 AM. irain from tr,dge- DOT, for C"lebrook Cen,,e, Sands6elJ, Monte | vile and Burlington. A deduction of five cents is made wher Tickets are prrcha. ed a, the rficrs. W. D. BISHOP. Vice Pest and Supt. Brid dyerort Dee l. lSb5
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
MANSION HOUSE. wM. H. c R o s s M A W

HAVING taken this House, ,he subscriber III ,s prepared to extend to, travellers andothers the best ,f accommodations ''for man anu beast"
 The Hotel is lucaied in the pleasantesi part oi the village and nn effort will be spared to render is at ali,imcs desirable home for those who may visi, the place. To the members of the Bar and others ot Litchfield County, he has only to say tha, the reputation the House has possessed tor the last twenty years wilt fully sustained.
 Connected with the IIo,elis Livery Stable, where good teams ihav be had at any time.
 Litchteld, May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
Geese Feathers.

THE subscr'b1rs have C'adt arrsngemeni' to keep a constant snppl,m . fire, rate ar ticle of EESE FEATHERS-e,l, ct, ant packed with greatcare bs ours.lvrs.in pack. ages of fron.20 10 50 lbs; and wilifnrnisL st all times an, quantity iron 20tn l0n0 lhs, of . quality the, will warran, ss good ss the best and a, as low prices as can he purchased ei equal quality in ilesiaie.
 S.&L L. URLBUT. Winchester 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
R. Merriman. watch .xaker nssd JeaCe es..
-ATTHE OLD SIAND.-

n HE ULD 1AND.-
 CnS4 Has iust received from New York 1fS a fresh iot of cry deslrahl goods,
 Jewelry. Sc. consisting of gold and sslser Spectacles, gold Breaspins, finger and ear Klnsa keys, shirs Studs, vest and guard Chaine, Wedding Rings--s very pure article.
 A full assortment oi nearsigh,ed and convex spectacle glasses-which makes the best assort- ment ever offered in this place, and will be sold at the lowest ptices. Best sterling silver ware made expressly for retail. Watch repairing done in the mast skIilfHl manner !; no apprentices em. ployed at watches in this establishment, Coffin plates on hand aud engraving done at shor, notice; mendine done as usual. A share oi public pairnnaxe is respectfully solicited.
 Litch6eld, June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
e. ResMhNS.f, Matchmaker and sJewClel'

n ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants h of Liteh6eld and its vicinity Ina, he has taken the Store lately occupied hv Mir. Weller, where he intends carrying on the Watch and Ciock repairing business in all it's branches and all work will be warranted so give perfect sa,isfac,ion. c. REMNANT
 Litch6e!d, April 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
ID xs " GOODS.

NHE subscribers woiud return their A thanks for the very liberal patronage with which Their Store has been favored ln the past-and they hope by cons,a ni a,ten,ian tu the wants oi the trading public and by system ot faH and honorable dealing to retain their share of the trade Our stock of new G.mds is large. which We are selling a, small profts.- Our Grocery department ,s full and compl-.e e, and we fe. confident of our ability 10 sa,,sfy ali who purchase ot us that they receive their moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves before purchas,ne elsewhere.
 s. D. NOR rHWAY & co. South Norfolk, January, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
1uenty'serond .dm"uai Report 9J the
 LllCHflELD MUTUAL Fire fNSakr0uce (,0aA NSyasn

LII 1GLD " ' V A Fire lMSssrNMce Company.
 JULY 2d, 1885. By Cash reed for Premiums on Poli. cies thus year S5,ls9 S5
 th,s year I,s7s 20 By whole amount oi Cash
 reed for Premiums $SO, ,sc6 76 Interest rec q on Loans ,Sll l0-S32,7ls SS To whole amt paic Tor
 Losses & Expenses s2a .576 s5 Cashnow on hand y,is3 OI-sss,7ls ss To amount oi Premium. charged un
 ii required 92.se7 8 Add Cash on hand 9,l43 cI
 Making the Capital Stock of thi. - -
 Company at tEis tune S32.OSU 54 There is not at this time any claims agains, Company-all pad io this date.
 The Directors ut this compBny are cohhoe n | that the pIanof Insurance sdopteo tJ the VI u meet with aheaIty response from all int, ihgt hi friends o' the principl. oi Mutual lnsuISne..
 This company insure oD,y ID this state ant take no risks on ills, Goods in stores. siols, etc, or m exposed Village or city property, bui coniine their business entirely to [, rn property and isolated buildings and their coDtents-oi which not more than S2O00 will be insured on one risk.
 This company will adjust all elsims with Pron,ptness and liberality, and Il at any time difference should arise between the parties, . such difference will be adjusted by Ind,frrtn persons m ihe county, each party selecting one, and | case they do not agree, a ihid person shall be chosen. and the aw ard of II, or any tive oithem. shall be final and conrlus e.
 reward0f one hundred dollars will be paid by fhis company io any one who will piventuch niormaiion as will convict any person 0i setting to any building insured by this company.
 ONtc rS Of iAe GGMfGay.
 J. C. BECKWl1H, PIesI,tb,. GEO. c.. .WOODkCFF, Esq. Treasurer
 JASON WHIPPING. Secyetaya.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17

" HEN ] hrst commenced the safe of W the ceebraied Vermont Marble class of unprinripled men said that i, was good l"r noihl"g, bu, finding that the people piu hare t., this same eia.s Of men are palnng off New Preston limestone and other nf-ro, qualities of stone fnr Vermont marble. Persons in want af Crave tones or houuments of ii,r Rutland. VI. ur Italian Marble, or any oher work in my line can depend upon getting the sim"n-pure article, worked in he hesi style, nd the io,cesf possible rates. hv coming ,o my es,abl' bl'sh,nrni or hy let. ter. A large collection of drafts on hand TERMS CASH.
 Please refer to Drs A s Lewis nr C NJ Hook CT, Licbfeld; A J Picket, or s NJ Ensigr. Snuth Farms; Gen Aherne,hv or Charles R Wel,on, Wolco,tviie: Hrssrs Camps. Winsted; Noah Garpsev, Nor,h6eld-nr [" my work in almost every cemetery in Litchield coun,v.
 $. WARREN. Waterbury March, 1855,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
&fMfiseaeesae.

A N asaostment of Letter. Nc,. .,a <A. Paper. iawyers paper. Ensiish laid ., ns, sad ens~hPes 10 mss~h; Ink, Pens. Ecr ni s0pessas Ssality, caRasansly on hand ss V
 M@NEL t BRAMAN.S. Liteh6sid. Seps. slsh, issS. 3s D. GLOvEs AND HOsIERY-The hes, =.
 1ess - ssss. MeE. . Fs Du1E wliss L..d ssr ..l. h,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
Al the New Jewel, V Store,

U EEPS constantly on hand a well selected IN assortment oi shoe, music. Rsce,v.na fresh supplies weekly from New York. he will he able to accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, at New York retail prices.
 June 5th. A. s. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17

The editor of the Troy Times, . day or t~o before Christmas, very delica,ely hin,ed to his patrons ,l.a, anything they desi.ed ,o have noticed could be paced on the editorial ,able without ite less, fear of giving offence either to the aforesaid editor or any d his li',le folks. l, so happened that the same day patron found upon his threshold . fine bounc;ag child, wrap ped tn fsnnels and snusly slowed away in a basket. Recollec,ing the gentle hint in the Times. the patron proceeded io the editors ssac,um and left the baske. and contents upon the table!
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
The Grand Erferng[ Remedv.

7he Grand Erternoi Remedy.
 By ihe aud of a microscope, we see millions ct hftIe oprhings on the surf. of our bod ,es. Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on The skin. is caired 10 any organ or inward part. Diseases oi the Kidneys, disorders ol the Liver, aff c',nns of the heart. Infia,n,na ton ot ihe Luays, Asihmss. Cou .as and C"ljs. ate by is means effcc ual.y cured --- Every h"use. wife knows lha sali passes free y through bone or meat of any th,ck nrss.- Ihn heai,ng Ointment far more readily pent,rshs through any bone Q, f-siy psn "i 'he iing bsTdy. cur.ng ihs most dangerous Inward com, laints t,si, cannot be reached by other means.
 Erys,pelas. SuH Rheum and Scor5ut;e
 Ium0rs.
 No remedy has ever done 90 much for the cure os disrases of the Skin whatever E.-u, hey may assume, as th,s Ointment. No Case "t Ssi' Rheua, Seurvy. Sore Heads, Seroiula 'm Ery s'peias. can long withstand Us influence he Inventor has travelled over man, parts 'a the g'ohc. visiting the principle hospitals, dispensing thus O'nianent. giv,ny advice a 10 "s apf''eat ob. and has thus been the means of restoring countless numsers in health. Sore Legs. So,e Breasts Woamds and
 Uicers.
 Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely on the use oi ih.s wonderful O,at. me"i, when has,ns {" cope wrh the wors, eases of sores, wounds. ulcrrs. glanduias s~riiings, aud tumoss. Professor Holloway has, by cs'naman nd .t :hc Allied Gnvernmerts, dispatched io tne hospitals of Ii.e East, Iars. shipmenis of shis Ointment. ie ve used under he dIrec'ion Inc Aird'csl Sraff in The worst eases oi wounds. l. wili cure anv u.c-r. gIaaduiar s~eli.ng. si f,e.s or eo,.,raeiion of the jonis, eve" of 20 y.-ars' standing.
 P,ies oiai Fistaios.
 These and other similar distressing com pla'nts can be sAt eiually cured if The O.nt- meni be well ruo''"d ove' inc rar's af:,sied and b, otherwise E'llowi.g the printed d,rcc. lions around each pot
 n-Al Al Al- n I .ll
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17

4 friend of Cuvier's once took the horns and hoois Of an OK, and ap. proacl,ed the bedside oi the greas na,aralisi, and awakening him from a soan'i sleep. announced himself as the devil. who had cnne to eat him Cu- vier rubbed his eyes. and glanced ., the nondescrip, from horns to l,ooi, when le Icy down. and quie,ly re.na,k- ed,-"itorns. hoofs-sramniverous- eat srass-can't coae II; go away"
 !" What are yna abouts" inquired . lunaiic oi . cook. who was iadnsiri. ously stippirg the feathers iron . fowl. Dressing . cbicken." 1" answer Cd the conk. q should call that sndressing." .said the crazy chap in reply. The cook looksd re6eciva.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
c ? Q c D R I E g .

DORTO RICO and Refined Sugars ef II all grades, for sale at the lowest market nfice
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-17
LtschNeid Las EasspOrf,sss,

Wolcouville, Nov. l, 1855
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-25
TOPHAM n NORFLET's

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk store,
400. Seyenth Street. opposite Odd Fsllosos' Hall.
NJ ESSRS. TOPHAM late Of Philadei-
IvA phia) and NORFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public, that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con-
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Of
a,a Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles taf
Bridles, Martingsles, and Whips - r
Harness of every description, both for city and
.tt3H country use s5
I All kinds Of Trunks, valises, and Carpet Bagr
Ladies' Satchels Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes
Il Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes @ III.
Cards, Curry y-oombs, Spongss, &c.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both Of us having bssn practical work
for several years. we feel confident that our work
cannot be surpassed, either fer style durability.
BY unremitting efforts TO give satisfaction, we hope
to merit, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. i5 48 H l3 syA E
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work.
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand. tsT
non Q---1u = 4 ~ IA < r.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-25

This Il but an approximation to the amount OF
>e floating debt There is to be deducted nom
!. considerable portion Of the debt due the Gas
~ ~ s Company. which will bo refunded TO the
ci6ns ,son. and there is 70 be added 70 Il the sal
1920 1890 s.h win be due on the SOth instant; the
..sss " bill; the expense Of naintAining the
s spIsaeo"s cost G inVmying Thisseepth street,
sayIun 'ne Vths erpsadkTs on K stsssf, ifron
For.S om =, 70 N6,,h rviid street. bill for rsps q
pumps bill for re M. a gs.,ss aus s.ons , . Of
Ger not yet ascsrtaise1, vo,, st q early 4 day
which win be presen.sed to ~ = ,--'~
AZ practicable. 81 ~ s8tEs tsl \. .orvsrt
Respectfully, yOur obedIen. Ser. Isyor.
w. y. MAGRUD. "...i,,
Corporations of Washington ia accoun. ~" Ane
' t Bank of Washinoton.