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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-02

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Aodsrson mrs Molly :
Drosdxs mrs MSrths n
0lunt mrs klisahsth
Bess mrs n H
Bet hsl mrs Chsttarins :
Bsrslsete mrs Bessie
Brown uisD Agnes w
Batter mis- Bsstis ,
Baldwin mis- Charlotte ]
Cepelin miss Susan
Copeland miss SusaA
Chandler miss Susan y
Crawford mis- Susie +.
Crabin mis- Susan =
Campbell miss Margaret
Custin rniss Mary
Curtain mis- Mary
Casey miss Anne
Duncan mrs II
Dickinson mrs Lucy
Dafton mrs
Dpncanscn miss Louisa
Ectert mrs NJ J
Englsbiigh mrs J
Yerssrson mrs Lucy2
Ford mss 81 } 3
Hiszwilsen mrs ID 4
Friend mrs G h
Ford miss b h
Greens mrs D n
Genini mrs Ellen
6rubbs mrs 4 d
Harrison miss 8 A L
Harris miss Hancy2
Holisn miss u
Hairston mrs kobt A
Harris mrs Nancy
johnson mrs C C
Jones mrs Nancy
Johnston mrs Auth A H
Jordan mrs Z
Kelly mrs Mary Ann
Kirby mrs Elizabeth r
Lishtfoot mrs Rebecca 2
Lewis mrs Marianne
Lewis mrs II l.
Marshall mrs Va Z
Msares mrs Pstsey
Martin mrs 2
May mrs Margaret
Mettert mrs Fanny
Msnroe mrs Anne
McDermot mrs Bridget
McClain mrs Ellen
Mcclellan mrs II
Norment mrs Sallie
Override miss Narcisss
Oakley miss Ann Z
Peasants miss
Peasants miss Lucy b
Poindextsr miss Mary A
Quarles mrs Ceily
Reeve miss Sarah E
Robinson miss Margaret
Robertson miss Mary q
Ross mrs Va Z
Smith mrs Susan Z
Sutton mrs Margaret
Smith mrs Sarah G.
Ship mrs Sarah z
ShunIy mrs Ella
Smiih mrs Catharine II
Slade mrs Ann 2
Staples mrs Ann L
Shaw mrs Martha
Saunders mrs Maria G 8
Todd mrs Jane
Thomson mrs Mary l.
Tailor mrs Emily
Todd mrs Jane L
Turner mrs Ann
Thompson mrs Msitha J
Via miss Susan G
Wood miss Elizabeth
Woodward m % A K
Ward miss Sarah
Wrenn mis- Nancy
Wyatt, miss L A +
Woodward miss Lucy
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nv Hebrew Young Mems Literary Az
socIATIos.-Thc month1y meeting Of the above A.
ISOLATION will take place on Tomorrow SUNDAY
afternoon, 1t halt past O'Clock, in the School Room
of the Odd Fellows Hall. The members thereof srs
hereby requested to be pune ual In attendance.
By order. GEORGE JACOBS,
an PIT Acting Sacrasary
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~ Horses, Cows,E6e.-Attentio IL re
quested to my sale Of Horses and Mich Cows com
mencins THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at the lo
near the Gas Works.
au2-It THOS w. KEEsEE, Auct
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LOST.

I OeT.-On Tuesday, the 2esth list. psf
II OF GOLD SPECTACL1S, marked q w. Wiz
The finder win be literally rewarded By lss,a
them at the Dispsteh Office, or at R G. HOWL
Fu'ni' ufs Store % i-A
I OAT---- Hetween Mr.. les. Allen's z
II Broad street, and 2Sth street, ] childs 6oLs
SLEEVE LOOP. marked ~. N. w." for winch
liberal reward will be paid IL isft Of this once
t--Sts
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WANTED-Two Good WAGONkKs M
W the remainder of the year.
IVA CRENsHAW co
WANTkD-.To hire for the balance 81 To-
w year, . few able bodied NEGROES, for ~
face operations, 1t the Coke Mines
my lite JOHN j. WERTH, Aesss
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rnI.DoRAPHIC Nnwa.
RurorrrprUa rHs DIsP AT Q n
Cooareseional.

Cesgressional.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Senate. bulls
and the discussion Of the action Of the Naval
Board. occupied the Senate until adjournment -
Il adjourned nusii Monday.
House --Mr Bcyee presented the certificate Of
the Governor Of South Carolina Of the election Of
Mr.. Brooks, who was then sworn and TOOK his
seat
The Kansas contested election was then con-
sidered
The CLERK HaisheAth readlng'of Gov. Reeders
statement
Mr.. Whitfield maintained his right to the seat.
The resolution declaring Whitfield mot entitled
to the seat was adopted-ayes no. nays 81.
The resolution declaring Rseder entitled TO the
seat Wa rejecsed-ayes 81, nays 1l3L
After the consideration of some private bill, the
House adjourned
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LADIES' LIST.

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Appls Hannah
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Bakss miss Lacy
Haa1in mis- Il
Broehs mis- Nancy
Brunnon miss u 4
Bieses miss Marearsf
Bsrns miss Mary Ann
: Biant m,ss Laey }
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Cable miss Jane 4
Colain miss harriet A
Cuiisn mss Eliza T
Crunp mrs Martha =
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Charles mrs Sarah =
Coles mrs Ssfsn
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Lewis miss nsoseos
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Phillips mis- nary y Z
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5nlppman mias nmehno
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ShlPpman nli1s Cstasr'no
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PLYMOUTH, Thursday, July 81, 1a56-A letter
from Capt. Hayland Of the schooner Congress. OF
Plymouth, dated Plaster Cove. Gulf of Canso. 2lst
inst. states that his vessel was totally lost on
Gresn Island in gale July 81. The captain and
crew remained on the Island fourteen days, and
were then taken off by the schooner Romp. OF
fremont. He reports thirty enc vessels ashore
out of thirty-two in the feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-02

WM Eat --The hsaheee MAskes pnss
W aid fos chei@s iote 81 prime White Whss'
mahins Family Flour. -.
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C0PARTNEReHlP NOTICE. --JOH,
~ TYLER havtaR this day associated VITA Die
the Commission Business. herstofoss condse'ea
him, his son WIN. II TYLER. The busss~ -
hereafter be conducted under the style Of .ox
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-02

New YoRK, July Si.-Ciesred, schrs. White Clio
and J. h Williams, for Richmond
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- FOX HEN1---And p0ssessi0u gwen
ES immediately, tho 4. sirable Brick Dwelns, con.
AeX tanning six rooms, in perfect order, with city
water in the dwelling situated at the corner of 18th
tie. To good tenant the r mt viii be low. Apply
to E. A. J. CLOPTON, Agent and
Collector No 8 W all street.
aust Under 81 Charles Hotel
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The understened will take this metsrs
Of saying 70 his friends who condgn Pio1nee 20 -
LER 4 SON, or request orders Z, ~ hllsd, tnss
particular attention will be gwen 20 this eof1sss
the business. JOHN TfLLA
an 2---imA
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Stabbing Atray, &c.


COAL! COAL: COAL ...ALEX. EN(3.
~ LAND has taken An Office opposite the Peters.
burg Depot for the sale Of CLOVER HILL COAL,
and has secured the services of Mr.. A. A. ALLFN,
who will be prepared to furnish the various qualities
vi promptness, for cash. or to punetual customers
onfy aIms
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M0n.-DweeAe4 asa Cou1erv Tr~- 1--
nls ~ EDWIN WOEfHA9 & ga.
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rOPAkTNKRAHIP NOTICk.-l sd
w. LEFTWfCH, Of Lynchbuta. and ws sssll - H.,
tinnA to do general Commission aad Fcfw.esgs,
business under the style Of CONRAD In
MICH. an 2--St j ~. C0NkAp
DUKk SODA WATER, with delicisrss.
i Cream and Fruit eyraps Delightfully."- cool y.
subscriber continues to serve this delightful eessl
made Of khe purest materials In the sreatssi pels
tion. He was the hrst 70 introduce the jussJ ~.
lar Cream eyrups last summer He nov eesas =.
ddes the usual byrups, such - Lsinca. Strswesnss
Orangs Heck, Nectar Cream, he. tsso sntifsiy =
oyFups, Wig Tsa Strvn and caete SwsA to-
haratins effects Of slaas Of iesa Tea or coass ~
4 +. sEMfLE, Drsssi:.,
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- FOX RENT, and possession given
sci Immediately, frame tenement on Oregon Hill,
&4 contsining six rooms including the basement
with large lot attached. Applyto
EDWARD D. EACHO,
au 2-6t Pearl street.
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FOX KENT. and possessisn given
Isl immediately, framed house on Church Hill.
2 18th street, near the Temperance Hall, lately
occupied by Mr.. Carr containing rooms and kitchen
With two rooms; water on the premises and simple
room for wood and coal.
This House % situated in . pleasant neighborhood,
and convenient to several churches. Apply TO
EDWARD d EACHO,
eu 2-6t Pearl strsefI
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- FOX RENTING lsrae and desira
|is bic Wood Dwelling, containing eight rooms
~ kitchen with two rooms, and ali necessary out.
houses situated at the corner of 7th and Main sts
The entire premises have been recently put in GOOD
order. To . good tenant the rent will be low APP
ply to Z. 4. J. CLOPTON. Agent and
Collector, No. 9 Wall street.
N 2-eodSt Under St. Charles Hotel
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SyWDk S.-nsgsstss psrtinG and Blast.
"z EDWIN W0RTHAM / CO.
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: UtB1rdDIB
IL ness stand and Dwelling, 2nd door above corner
2 of 10th and Main streets, 10 for rent, together
separately. ~ may be desired This store IL one
of the most desirable stands for almost any kind of
tail business in the city. Tho upper part 10 excel
l. mt situation for MILLINERY business TO good
tenant, the rent will be accommodating. Apply TO
Z A. J. CLOPrON,
Agent and Collector, No 8, Wall st.
au 2 .aodSt unAer Rt Charles Hot FL
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nHN1-Auu UOS8G60I00 RIFfn
Immediately the desirable three story Brick
- Dwell ing, containing seven rosns kitchen with
three rooms, with city water and gas on the prem.
Uses. situated Clay, betwsen 7th and sth streets
recently occupied by Mr.. John n. Rsyall. This
house In one OF the most pleasant psts Of the city
for gsnteel family To good ana punctusl tenant
the rent will be made accommodating Apply to
Z. A. CLOPTON Agent and
Collector Non8 all street
au 2-eodSt Under It, Charles Hotel
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
Notice Extraordinary.

4 MOTHER great Revolution /; (bloodless as vet
~ revolution that the great armies of Europe
never thought of-a revolution not such as clothes
the ground in crimson lays waste large tracts of
country but a revolution in the Boot and Shoe
srade-that sort orevolution which makes the heart
glad and all the sons and daughters of A. B. and c.
Leap for joy How eau it be- says one is it possible
says another, that the ingenuity of nan can invent
many patterns of dress for the foot alone But
is and the undersigned have spared ne pains to
reiit the odd Brick in the neatest manner and
fitted up to the walls with that which will lit the
foot please the eye, and draw light the purse -
To number the kinds and quality would be like
numbering the San Is of the Suffice it to say
it is necessary call and examine for yourselves
before you can determine what you would like. Ii
there is who think they should like any prticu
lar kind OF boot or shoe; for their benefit we will
name few OF the more common kinds. And firstly
ladies' CATERS, Congress, side and front lace with
and without tips and fzings Glove, French English
and plain Slips, from 90 cents to 81 So Thick and
thin sole Boskins of superior quality with any
quantity Of Kossuth aud Jenny Lind lies Gents
Congress Boots. together with all other kinds of
Caters, kossuth, Oxford and other fashionable
Ties TOR gents. A full supply of infants youths
misses and boys Boots. Shoes and CATERS Ladies'
and gents Rubbers, Shoes, Boots, Sandals and Cos
si,mers. Oak and Hemloek Sole Leather, moro
Innings, Bindings, Nails, Pegs, Wax, Thread, Avis
and Hafts shoe Brushes Paste and varnish Black ing
&c. The whole to conclude with u great rush ut
the Old Brick where the one price and ready
pay system has done so we'll We respectfully invite
all to give us call assuring them that everything
shall be sold at the lowest per cent possible ut No
West Main Street, Ltchiield Conn.
MEAFOY Il MUNSON
First door West of Court House
May let, 1856 -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
NOfice

rs hereby given to all persons liable TO pay Taxes
i in the town Of New Milford, on the list of 1855,
due the 18th day Of March, 1850, that will be II
John Gylord's store at Gaylord Bridge, on Thurs
day, june 5th, 1856, from ii o'clock A. NJ, till 4
r NJ, and at c. II. Sanford s Co.'S store in Bridge
water on Friday, June 9th, 1856 from 10 A. NJ, till
P. NJ. and at my Office in the village Of New Nil
ford on Saturday, June It'll, 1856. from 8 O'Clock
A. till clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of receiv-
The Tax made out in said List is nine cents and
five mills on the dollar town tax One cent for
School purposes, also, Communication and dog tax
All persons negectng to pay their Taxes said dogs
will be liable to pay travelling fees
GEORGE LOCKWOOD, Collector.
New Milford NAV 18th 1856 $50 $zf--
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
The Pavilion Family SCHOOL,
.,-.t Hartford Conn it r'i'

II ( J, BIRD, Principals, will commence its s1st
session on the LIST of May. In this school are
taught all the common branches of education, from
Guiding Photography, Music Drawing and the modern
Languages, The location of the school can hardl,
be surpassed. 1t is about mile from the Stat =
House, having all the advantages of country forrs
may be assured that particular attention will be paid
to the health and of their children, and to
the cultivation of their moral and religious principles
Pupils between the ages of and IA preferred Cir
cuiars forwarded at request. t.,- - L., ! 81
RErEREScEs-Rev. DR. Halves, Rev. DR.. Clarke.
Hon. I. S. Williams, Hartford Prof Silliman, Or.
Fitch, Prof Thatcher New Haven Rev, DIR. Ander-
son, Deas Proctor, Boston Rev, Dr.. Adams, Rev.
W. ~. Halloca, New York Fisher Hove, ]. w. Jones'
Brooklyn James B. Pinneo, Newark Hon. J. Jones.
Philadelphia Hon. Ezra Clarke, Jr., NJ. c., S, Web
ster, Washington ]. NJ W. Picton, New Orleans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
Lovers Of Tea.

"E have at last complied with your earnest
w request by supplying ourselves with our Old
(ashioned assortment OF TEA. Our experience IN
judging Of the qualities of this article, will be a
sufficient guarantee that the best favored and the
cheapest of its kind will be- found at our Store We
expect the cry Of persecution from neghbors be-
have been out of the trade for the last two
years but the love have for our old friends and
the desire for new leads to pursue the path duty
has So plainly marked TOR Come buy the Tea
Come and buy. ALVORD & BROTHER.
Wolcottvillc, May 9Th. 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
Notice

rs hereby given to all whom it may concern. that
Il am the owner and controller of my own mill in
Litchfield, Litchfei Station and have been
ever since the 18th day of February. A ID. 1s4l and
make all the rules, laws and regulations of the
Mill. ] charge 30 cents a hundred for all saving
done at the mill, and all the slabs, barks
stubs hewings, shiIvnes and rotten stuff left the
mill ground, and have and ever shall. And
furthermore give notice that all saving be done
at the same rate and the price until the LIST day
Of July, 1856, after that date all saving will be
charged 10 cents hundred and all the slabs banks,
stubs, blocks and all waste stuf-any person taking
using or carrying away, viii I've considered after this
date, thief. and be punished in the same way.
All lulab Der at the owner risk after sawed
ERASTUS BALDWIN
Harwinton, May 5th, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15

.. Exeter, Ne, Sept 80.
:, ormrom on RncuxAw Tays,csANs.-rfhis certifes
that have recommended the use Of WisrAR's RAJ
Gan OF Wan CnsRRy Tor Diseases Of tie Lungs, for
two years past, and many hotties. 10 my knowledge,
have been used by my patients all with beneficial
results. In two cases. where |. was thought Gun
nrmed consumption had taken place. the Wild Cher
~ elected q cure.
T. BoynxS Physician ut Exeter Corner.
Dr.. William A. Shaw, of Washington. n. c.,
writes: "As wistars hslsam If Wild Cherry In tho
only patent msdicine TO which have ever given my
public recommendation shall not be suspected by
The candid giving rash precipitate testimony
IL genuine. signed l. Brra
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail only BY
assM W. FowLE, Boston. Mass, 70, whom all orders
sheuld he addressed, aud for sale by A. C. smith
Iitchacid Aivord Brother. Welcottvillc Phoenix
CO.. Watertown. and druggists generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
D.ysou.' aa.,.A.sns

1UrU00o0A
The fdllo&ing ars among the testimonisls lately
received By the manufactures Of these well known
sad highly approved Instrunents:
~. Fssm r Psos~. zAasA~ y Mssis.
xswa 4. Z J. Dayton: 4
Gentlemen-n i with much pleasure that I offer
ny testimony . to the cxcellency Of the Reed In
struments manufactured by you, and am happy to
:ay that in my opinion they have not been eqaall5
bTany manufactured in this country. Yours, &c.
.s,.e +. PRoc1oR, Bennington, N H..
From 0eic~ q. Mactoa O.gnis and Teacher Of Aaae
81 81 Johns, NeW Brsssriek.
Nssrs. A. Z J. Bcysom:
Gents-The Melodeon purchased Of you in April
proves TO be very superior instrument in every re-
spect and am pleased to learn that all of the Me-
lodoons Of your manufacture which are in use in this
vicinity give satisfaction.
Respectfully Yours, OF NEwros.
St. Johns. n. B.. July 2lst 1856.
From Professor wilson
BosroS, July 18th, 1856.
Asws. 4. & j. Dayton:
Dear Srs-Having carefully examined the very
excellent Melodeons Of your manufacture, allow me
all those qualities which go to make up q superior
Instrument, viz: perfect equal temperament and
excellent tune, prompt and even action, beautiful
ssyie OF hnish durability power and superior quail
y OF sone-whicn last especially think exists to
sneh remarkable degree in the instruments in
question as to place them far in advance of any Me-
loleons have ever before seen.
Very truly Yours, SC. GEO. w. WILSON.
So From s. C. Joliie, Neo York.
300 BROADWAY, n. Y.
From J. r. Watson, Tsaehr Of Music o., Piano and
.+r Nelodeon.
Having examined the improved model Melodeons
manufactured by A. J. DArrox, WoIcottville, Conn.
am prepared to express my confident opinion that
they are the most perfect instrument Of the Kind
manufactured. J.F WATSON, Jr.
. Boston, July 18th, 1855.
From 'Km a. Lataosay Or1ania and C,ndaesor of Nv
e1.~ nc al he Asrisrs Church, Boston.
BOsToS July 10th, 1855
Xassrs. H. & =. Dayton:
Geuts-Having recently had opportunity to
examine your beautiful style of Melodeons take
pleasure in recommending their great superiority in
many respccts-especially in their quickness of
speaking, excellent tune and temperament their
great power and superior quality of tone, which is
free from that harshncss SO prominent in some in
struments Of this kind.
Yours truly, VIZ. A. HATHAWAY.
4. 4 }. Dayton. Wolcottville Conn.
Cents: The Mclodcons Of your manufacture which
have disposed Of have given the greatest satisfaction
and 7 can reconmend them being of quality of
a. tone and touch" equal to any thing in the country
Yours truly, SAIL c. JoLLIx
New York, June 18th, 1855.
~ See advertisement on fourth page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
A new Branch of Trade.

. New York city, Albany. Boston. Worcester and all
the large cities have their prominent dealers in
ner's tools, mad all the modern agricultural aud
horticultural CONSTITUENCIES. George NJ. Way Il Co.
Of this city says the Hartford Courant have taken
hold Of dis baincss with energy, and reared u
massive vaschoase in Kingsley street stories high
100 feet deep and ~ kct wide 1t is devoted from
.,cllar 10 attic to the exhibition Of eurns tiles for
draining II various shapes Jokes. plows harrows.
ssitivators haEsc-oes cast iron hubs road shovcls
sornplanters &c Perhaps the most curious contrv-
ance saw, Q cSrn planter intended to deposit
the fertiiixing material and the seed, both at the
same time. This insxres the raox economical use Of
the manure. and to any who farms q few acres
must be valuable contriyaaoe The cusly fertiliz.
must be used In the most iadicos way in order
10 pay. But Way L. Co have rsovided alnple space
for farmers TO esii In and for themselves by ac-
tual haadlfug. JUS how the machines operate: Far
ners are scifwiiicd race that like 10 make up their
own mins and cannot be coaxed 10 move faster than
their natural gait The warehouse IN kingsly street
viii pay any farmer fs the tim. spent in examining
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15

eHNHE subscriber wishing to operate smaller
IL SCALE offers for sale his farm consisting of more
than 200 acres of land well watered by numerous
failing springs, with excellent well of pure,
everything water at the door. Said farm is about
one and half miles from Woodville, in a westerly
direction. 1t has it one large, two story House.
and two smaller Houses three barns. and o good
supply of out-houses. 1t is well calculated for a
dairy, is good for raising grain it has good sup
ply Of orcharding and also many different kinds of
grated fruit trees. For terms, call the subscriber
at his residence. ABIAL WHITNEY.
Warren Nav 9Th, A. D. 1866
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-15
Phoenix Salt Mills.
New Haven, Conn.

New Haven, Conn.
HEo L. FAULKNER g. Co, NOS. S and 9
NJ Sanords Block Fleet Street. offer TO the
trade BY the Thousand bags, smaller quantities,
ROClk salt.
put up IN various sized bags. suitable for retailing
The quality OF the Salt ground by is superior 10 tho
New York Salt, as ia acknowledged by the dairy In
rest who have used il. Our Salt comes direct ~ ~
from the West Indies. by theships OF H Tfowbrdges
sons and isselected especially for dairy and table s
he are milling 10 nsra at Lutr 10 ksp ssea saaak .
properly made uith our Sat-. d sl.r - - g
Persons calling at the Office of the PHrsrx SArr
Mills. Nos. and sanfords Block, Fleet stscet.
New Haven may be supplied by the bag, bushel o.
barrel, they may wish. -
Old Rock, Turks Island, St. Ubes and Liverpool
Sack Salt may always be obtained Of us in large or
small quantities, at the lowest rates. . -
Gg' Orders by mail promptly attended 70. 9,sif
.-- GEORGE l.. FAULKNER & 90.
Nos. and Sanfords Block,
Fleet street, New Haven Conn