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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
AZ
Monet b BRAMAN;s.

- ECoND great arrival of Fall aid Winter uoofs
- comprising every variety Of Domestic and I'D:
cy DRY GOODS. s 80. as
Black and Tsncy Dress silks Lnpin's rrtssh
Merinos An Wool Plaids Paramettas Irish fJk
Inns All Wool Delaines Figured Cotton and Wo2l
do. |; Mohair; Dcberges; Bonsbaxines Alapsccax |;
Black Silk velvcts for Capes Ladies Cloths ecafs,
Prints, Gingliams, BroadcIotks; Csssimcfsb |;
Black atid Fancy silk vestlngs; Satnstts THeekk
vs. Unblsarhed do White aid Colored Fiannsk /;
Scotch Diapers Linens White Snow Drop Covers !:
Brown Linen Covers Ticks; Stripes; DoniIhs
Crashes Carpet Yarn, &c. -. e. 5. 8,
Also- Hosiery ard Gloves, of every description !,
Wrappers ard drawers; Wooden Yarns Cafreis
Bookings Uil-Cloths, &c--All Of which afo Ol<rcd
ut The lowest market prices. - u
Litchtield, Nov. 10, 1866. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Holiday Gifts.

WALL vt JUDDS GALLERY. and have your
~ Miniature inserted In Que of those splendid
French or German Cases, or if You prefer it. Gold
Iockct, or Charm either will make very desirable
gift to bessow on q friend Daguereotypes and Am
brotypes taken at all times Particular attention
paid to making Photographs. Persons having Daguer-
rcoypes Of deceased absent friends have them
copied by this process and multiplied to any extent
also enlarged to six eight times the original size.
No. south Street.
Itchfeld, Dec. 9th, 1856 H33
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

Dsriaef bdteIsd. S. PROBATE Csat, Nse.,5tr II 1866.
ESTaTE of SAMUEL BRdukER, late Of Itch.
II field, in said District deceased:
ORDEREp That the Executor exhibit ls Admin
straton account to this Court for adjustment at the
Probate Office ia Iitthftd On the eth day Of Dcccin-
her 1885, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and that all per
interested Id said Estate may &c notified thereof
the Executor will case this order to be published iii
n newspaper printed IN Iltchfeld, and post copy
thereof tbs sigI bst In said town Of 1itchicld,
nearest the last residence Of said deceased.
Certified ey
st-e0 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

q IS - ~ s,1 ~ -
!, -. ~ 3;.S iefrss5 - SS5 k11aeS 5sked
3 ~. :.te 80 ~ sek 1i7S5 ..Sf sT
s-z s - - rsss- - 80 si1Svr vi o.
!. @ss ~ ss - ~ y , NJ - rffirel;n
~4-SSesn.s-t ~ ...3 f,.,.3 10y " - hs1fs
ss.t ~ 49, p.;rr.s 4 ~ r Is i1
~ Ss,s,- ss..ir~,nant q orr tro hunsired
49,. 49, s..ssS.sI.s .sss;nc sfrr.d fhrouehout
=. e.as. q si~ Is,stcn lie c.r.da. fhe sh0res
..s..Ss s,t - Siin~ 1Isr r50d civ ~
.c. tn,s,gont tac ienrth And 6readth 81 our is,sd
"a istelv unid Wit q the extensive establish
800 s,eefssi ~ Me~.rs 2. = O.. On their comod-
s "a =, fssara rotI;nr vicr Ne saw that Tor
,ssSr4 errsnrrcnf sni coufIcteness, It d not ex-
rsiIsS - av san,rftory Is ne United Statea: and
- ~Sv3sr $500 49, Inferextcl 81 our gr0wth and
,,n-s,it ~ .rs;l fhcnsrlves 81 tire fSst Cpportu-
NJ ~ t3,tu f,.,vfshfnw n1sal flnfercxffnr
ssssbii.sg.nt'
ist isseS so< fhan seven geors since We chronicle
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Milton Academy.

A. s. MORSE, Of Union College, Principal.
Rev. &. J. HARRISON, A. NJ. Instruct in Latin.
1uVHE Second Half Of the Present Term of this
II Institution, will commence Dccrmbcr 10. At
that time, an opportunity will be offered for stu
dents to enter Asthc number of pupils is limited
application for admission should be made immedi-
ly. -
TUITION PER QUARTER
Common English. "a so
IS IS Higher Observation-Disclosures 20
!" 80 and Ancient Languages. 8 90
French, German. Italian Spanish. leach extra so
Board may be obtained in the Village, at 50 90
a 81 so per week
The Winter Term will commence Jan. i, 1857.
and continue III weeks
HENRY $. GRIswoLD, Pres .
II. KILBorRx Clerk.
Milton, Nov. rs, 1856. tf-81
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
wHTARs BALsAN or WILD CHERRY.
From tie E1aor of lie Tsrnouf Jo,srnd Jus< % f85

From 0e EdaT Of he FensoM Journal June =, I655
WnrAE 8 BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY has become one
of the established Institutions Of the country. Dur
ing tho ten years that DR. Fowle has been the propri
etor OF tins valuable medicine it has been constant
~ gaining ground in the public confidence. Per
sons personally known to us have usel il with sig
nal results. Although We have ourself had no coca
sion to try its medicinal virtues. do not hesitate
from what we know of the experience of others, to
pronounce this Balsam of the most eficacous Of
remedies for the Asthma Affectione OF the Lungs.
Physicians many Of the best Of them-are in the
habit Of using it.
None genuine unlesg signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

D;stria Of 7usrinon. h. 7,u5Ss Comt, Nos. e, 1885
EysTATE OF MOSES BANCROFT, hate Of Torring.
IL ton. In said District, Deceased:
onpxRxp That the Executor exhibit nis Admin.
istration account to this Court for adjustment at the
1856, at ten ociock forenoon and that ain persons
interested in said Estate may Ne notified theof the
Executor will cause this Order to be publshed In
newspaper printed In Etchfeid, and post q copy
thereof on the sign-post in said Torrington
St-3s HENRY 3. RICHARDS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Benedict 4 Seovill Co.'S
DRY GOODS CIRCULAR,
Fol. the Fail or 1855.
|RuyHE AUTUMN STYLES of DRY GOODS arc
- now ready at the
aL0n6 8RIK sToR8,n
EXCHANGE PLACE
where, m usual. can 10 found the latest Paris
Fashions in DRESS GOODS. TALMAS, CI,oAKS,
EMBRolDERiES, &c.

e. In SILK GOODS and DELAINEs. Stripes are
predominant, and present great variety.
The Cloth, TAlma and Mantle supcTsede the
Shawl, although Stella shAHis aiS much wotn and
heavy Cloth Cloaks are to be the rage the, coming
winter.
AxaNoEs, both Plain and Piaid, continue TO be
worn to some extent We hare . great variety Of
Plaids. and all colo Of Plain, particularly the light
shades for children. -
EAsRoIDrRrH are much worn, without any materi-
al change from the spring Styles excepting the ma
3erial being thicker.
TsnxISos-For Dresses Fringes taks the lead,
and vary from one inch TO l-2 inches ID width.
For TALxAs and CtoAKs. vclsets. Flush. and An.
tique Ribbons most used. The styles cary nom
last season, and are very pretty. :
A list u other articles NOT mentioned, which afs
included in our Dry Goods Department aro too M.
mcroas 30 embrace in this Circular. We fhessSofs
notify the public that q the LUsn Daica GIons''
% BE- found sverythiDg usually md many fhi1spnot
usually kept By Dry 0oods Dealers.
Our Prices ~ guarantees 20 y = low = tAslo
and customers can y assured We shAll not all0w 80
salyos - u dndersnld ~ any Home III thc 6titG
BENEDECT SC0NIHA CO
| waterbury. Sspt. isth, 1Ssc. Ezcha0se rls<s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

VUyHE Tribune Alrhaaac for 1857 will be printed
Il on the 18th Of December. GOO00 copies OF
1866 already sold Any person wishing copy Of
this valuable publication procure Il at this Of
iicc. Price III cents per copy
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
For Sale,

a TaCourt Of Probate holden at Iitchfeld. with
n in and for the Dis rict Of Ltc,fcld on the 9Th
day Of December, A. D., 1856:
Present. CHARLES ADAMS, Esq. Judge.
On motion OF FREDERICK BUEi. Administrator
oil the Estate Of DAVID +. MARSH, late of Iitch-
field within said district deceased This Court doth
decree that six months be allowed and limited for the
creditors Of said estate Ia exhibit their claims against
the same to the Administrator; and directs that
public notice be given Of this order by advertising in
y newspaper published In Htchfeld, and BY posting
= copy thereof on tbs public sgn-post in said town
Of Ltchhcid nearest the place where the deceased
last dweIt. Certified frnm Record,
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
The Union White Lead ManufaC
turing Company,

No. 26 BrRLiSG SLIP, CORNER FRoSr SrRRSr,
NEW YORK s..
YY1HE attention OF Dealers and Cdsti,icrs Is call.
u ed to the well-known :. UsiuN'' brand of White
Lead. Orders, addressed above, promptly supplied
at the regular market prices
New York, Sept. Sth, 1856. 6me2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

The Society for the encourage
iIlent OF wearing Clean Shirts, mt
No. 1oe chatham St. CTR Of rsaA st,
NEW YORK,
Keep hand an extensive and complete assortment
Of the latest ihportations ad best manufacturers Of
Gessslensess's Fsirsstsbtsg Goods,
Equal in material, make, texture, durability and
style to any stock offered In this country,
RETAILED At WHOLESALE PRICES
EyMBRACES an extensive ard Complete assdrt-
IL ment Of the latest iinpottatlois and best manu-
features ol Gentleincns Furnishing Goods, equal in
material make, texture durability and style to any
Stock ever offered in this contrys,id at prices which
cannot fail to the attention Of close cash
buyers. Consisting Of @3 e.ts
SHIRTS linen bos,nis. collars and wrist.
bands Of the best and finest qualities, and new and
choice styles
CALICO sHrRTs-Thc latest and most attractive
USDERsHrR1s and DRAwERs-of Wool, Meri.
no. Cashmere, Silk aud Cotton, Of desirable aud du.
rahle qualidesand the Teriot Wool Undergraduates,
80 highly approved BY Physicians Also the Shaker
Shirts and Drawers. -
CRAyATS- Superior quality and beautiful styles.
and full assortment Of Stocks, Collars, Ncckties
Gloves. Scaffs. and Muficrs Of the richest kinds.
SUSPENDERS almost endless variety inciu-
ding tho finest and most durable.
POCKET HANDKERCHlEFS-Si Silk aid Cots0n--
pam ana pTintSi--an uliTfyatIad assortment
HALF HOSE-Wool and cotton, If the best tex
ture, selected expressly for retail trade,
MORNING ROBES ard GOwNS--Elegant Pat
terms, excellent material and Of the best make.
This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest
TO the richest, that can be psodnted-ahd having
every facility for importing and manufacturing not
exceeded by any othc. establishment Id the United
States buyers therefore, will consult their interest
by examining the goods which are sold at the lowest
possible cash prices: 81
fB-Goods promptly delivered 1t all the Railroad
Depots, Steamboats,, &c. and in amy part Of the city
without charge. I'm
90 Shirtsmale to order By experienced hands, ID
superior style, at short notice. warranted TO st. No
Machine work done IN this establishment. 1y2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
clsthing! Clething!!
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR

Manufactured by ourselves expressly for of Retail
Trade. and Garments In all cases warranted to be
what they represented. and will be sold as low
rs goods Of inferior stylrs.
FRocK 0vEacoAIs, SACK ovEacoAfs; GEEcrAx SACKS,
RAGLAN SACKS, TAlxAs. SACK and FRocK CoArs
Equal in quality and style 10 cestom- made goods
PAxn-Both Black and Fancy--a large assortment
vEsEs-velvet, Pldsh Cashmere. Satin, silk, Cassi-
mere, Valencia. =sss sfzss
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
In great variety adapted to the season, all Of which
viii be sold ct the EoHEDr rossIBtE Cash rkIcKA
5 Cent? Furnishing GOOilss
A large assortment. Ii
efIK sHtKIs ard DRAWERs e1tta hsavs.
ron W1xzzh WH2R.
We no no& prepared u mako CLOTHING 10
ORDER ID good style. an u q Loo pricrs q any
eutasllalment n The 6tste. A rsssscf nj GsAsxs:
BENEDnrx sC0vHL co.,
ExtMaxGx rEAcE
Nssmbaiy. osA.I&. 1854 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

The Woodbury. Stage arrives to connect 1t Ssy-
mour with the 9Ot A. II. train down, and returns
on the arrival Of the To- 10 a. = train from Bridge
pot. H
The Stagss from WATERFOWL, Bethlem Litch6eld,
OTIS Sulehrook Centre md Bafsiugton arrive 10 con-
ncet with the l.55 r. II. train from winsted aud
return on arrival d 1910 A. H. train from Bridge
port.
MA deduction of Five Gents & made when
Tckcts are purchased at the Office.
tf-ss c. WATERBURY, Superintendent
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

Notice.
N pursuance Of an order Of the Court of rrsbsie
IL for the District of New Hartford, authorizing
and empowering me as Administrator on the Estate
of Benjamin A. Bristol. late Of New Hartford de-
ceased. to sell entire at public or private SALE so
much Of the zeal property of said deceased a. viii
rise the sum Of s57s 80, with incident charges of
sale.
heacby give notice that will sell no much Of
said Real Estate as will raise said sum- with incident
charges Of sale. at public SALE on the 10th day Of
january next, mt o'clock, P. NJ. unless previously
disposed Of at private sale sale to take piece at the
late residence Of said des easesi.
JOSEPH FEM, Administrator
New Hartford, Dec sth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Dr.. 4. w. Blake,
Patent SelfaSharpeniHS
Y.1.GAlEE FEED e UTTERS,

FEATURING EONrANi."f
YyHESE are superior 70 al other Fed Cstrs now
i in for strength. durability a,id siiplirity.
being the Gully sclfsharpenng Hay, Straw and Corfu
stalk Cutter now before the Public. It entireis OBJ
vates all the objections now made to other Cutters
viz: number of knives to grind and set. and tue
great expense attending their repairs This Cutter
has only one stationary knife.
These Cutters have been thoroughly tested for the
past three years, aud VIC confidently recommend
then, to all in want of FeedCutter, rs superior TO
any now offered to the public.
3m25 II. TERRY s LESTER, Agents
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
RcastU ifaste CY6fliing, ca
tMg, ClOehissg

A r BliALFURD 8. More Of II, and cheaper chad
n at any other Establishment In tho County,
Call and see ...t.
Get. 9, 1853 6t8
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
II. w. Buell. & CO.,

A + the store LATELY occupied BY E. Osborn Co.:
and GRocERirs, .ehegp for cash or ready pay, -
Wanted, All kinds Of Produce, for which the high
est maikct price win be given.
Doors OPEN at all hours of the day and evening.
II. W BUEL.
EDWARD COE,
titthheid, Nov 8, 1850. H.a8
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
PROVISIONS.

NV are now IN receipt OF 3,OOU bb.E Of our
w packing, at Chicago consisting Of
Clear Pork. #
Mess Pork.
Butts, Rumps. Necks, &C.,
Bcef-Hams, in pickle, also dried and smoked.
PORK Hams Ia pickle, also smoked.
Pork houldes in pickle. and smoked.
Lard in Bills. and Firkins.
Several grades Of Mess Beef Also 100 Bills. Clear
Reef all Of which are offered Tor sale ~ reasonable
terms as any other markets. Also, 500 bills Tripe
A complete assortment Of dry and picked Fish
constantly on hand
Butter and Cheese during the winter months
MOORE JOHNSON & CO.,
6t-33 22l & 2a3 State st., Hartford, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

A SMALL Lot Of New FtDCR, Just atriyedfros
N Michigan, atid Of the best quality. :. - r..
fJtringtor, Oct. II, 1859. 1y:xS
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Cloths and Cassimcres.

&EEAvER, Pilot, aud Broadcloths in every color ;
y Cassimeres and Docskins. Black and Fancy
Heavy ditto. for everyday wear; Satinets: also,
Plush, Velvet Satin, Silk and Cashmere vcstings,
the very richest styles, all for low price, at the
LONG BRICK STORE"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
ir,,,s sale.

USHB sabscriher offers for sale the Store and rok
u at Bantam Falls, formerly known as the store
owned by Patkhurst s kinney said property will
be sold cheap, for particulars apply to Seth Ponds
Bantam Falls: a4 a ss 80
6mo-as N. s. BILLINGS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

ID ESrECrrUELf informs tie iahatlNnh =
~ Mtch6eld and vicinity ttak ~ & nc& rf3r1r-
ed % do Clock and Watch REP Mining in XII ~ -
various brsnchcs; at Baldwit's Bookretors, Ho1f11
Street. E..,.s - - "
n: b sscond.Hishd wATciirs q svs.x 49,.
ton Kept constaHtly on Hand, s1d wIlf s. I'D
Also. G.LvIsuixo done st short nolIoe. y
Litch6eld, Nov. IL, 1866. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.
LIVERY article in this line can l,s found at the
Ia LONG BRICK STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Notice.

A Meeting Of the members Of the Bee Hive Co
are requested to meet at the house of Ava Clark
South Farms centre, on FridaS, the 18th December
at O'Clock r. NJ, to organize and transact sucl,
business as may come before the meeting
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
PIANO FORTES.
Notice

4 Ii. kinds Of Iadics' and ucntlemen's BOofx
n and SHOES, ihade to order, and repaired By
NJ tEFIANp,
At the store Of Mrs. Lewis.
n D. Rubbcr Beots and Shoes neatly repaired.
Litchdrld, Nov. s, 1856: t-t9
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

!" ANxHD -immediately- ia good lutt6r
w b. H. " BCEL & co. St-s0
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
GROCERIES.

Il FULL stock Of Groceries and Provisions. of the
the lowest rates. Customers can find many articles
in this department that not be fonnd ut other
places. BENEDICT s SC0yILL CO. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Winter Arrangements.
COMMENCING DEC. s, 1866.
AR 81
Naugatuck Railroad.

TRAINS rRox pRipcEroRr.
l0.40 4. n. For winstcd connecting With the 8 90
A. 81. Train from New York, and at the
Junction with the 10. 20 A. NJ train from
New Haven. connecting at Waterbury
with the train from Hartford, and the
l.0lP NJ. train TO Hartford.
rs n n. Freight Train With passenger adtommo-
dations for Winstcd and intermediate
stations.
$40 r. n. For winstesl leaving ON arrival Of the
SEQ r. N. train from New York. and
connecting at tho Junction With the s 30
r NJ. train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BhtrdEroRr.
eco A. n. From Winsted. for bridgeport, New
York and New Haven.
s.65 N. Freight Train from Waterbury for Bridge
port and intermediate stations
Loo r. n. From Winsted, connecting NJ Juhction
with Train for New Haven and at
Bridgeport with Train for New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

NNGLIsH. smyrna, and Maltese Thread Iaces
n in various widths. just received at the
LONG BRICK STORE"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

Carpets! CarpetsI!
THE
BENEDICT & SCOVILL CO.
1AyE IN STORE, purchased 1t Auctions. and
In from the Manufacturers, which for style,
Quality and Price defy the competition Of any estab-
lishment i'm the State
ENGLISH VELVET chhrEIs,
rAaasa BRUSSELS CARPETS,
CRoSLEY'S TAI. . -
pARDOW'S :. !,
BRiGHTS PATEST'' %
VELVET STAIR
BRUSSELS Il %
THREE-PIY aud INGRAM :.
ESciha, LOWELL, ArBrRs. Troy, and TnossfsoSsrLtE
CARPE TSs
Cx,os, vaxrtiAs, s+ars. and CHURCH CARPETS,
in great variety.
Wool DRrcoKITs, 70 4-l6 wide
CorToS DnrGGErfs 8 IA wide.
Wool and Danask CRrSB Citrus. ..s
FLoos OrLClorHs, 4 TO A wide.
cUxxAiM N afD1IAxS.
SILK and Wofsted DdSsask Lutte
ss' Carfains;
GfrT and PRixIKD SHADEs; DeArEnx MrsEixs
Btrs uRkEs, Burr add WmrrE HOLLANDS;
Gilt and Lace Curtain Bands
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

IN. Cologne. Extracts. together with great
" variety Of Fancy Articles. at the
"LONG BRICK STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
CUxIAiM N a3D1IAxs.
SILK and Wotsted Dassask Late

GIr and PRixTKD SnADgs; DsArrKS Mrsnixs;
Bits, uRkEs, Brr9 add wMirK HOLLANDS:
Gilt and Lace Curtain Bands.
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entire, within myself and in case Of difficulty can get
along without supplies from abroad! Y
What true Of Louisiana is true Of almost all Of
the Southern sates yet we hear dissolution and its
inevitable contingent spoken of in terms that
utter not the smallest token Of warning urge not the
slightest necessity for preparation This is al wrong
and for this we blame the Governor While assum-
ing high Southern ground, he should have pointed out
TO the people their exposed condition. and earnestly
urged upon them, and upon tile Legislature, the ne
cessty Of preparing, in advance for the fearful crisis
he SO eloquently and enphatically depicted.
While delivering his inaugural address how did
Gov Wickfe stand before the immense audience
that greeted his assumption Of power9g How was he
clad and how were his enthusiastic hearers Clad to
make a homely but striking illustration I? We ven
tuEe that, while enuncating extreme Southern doc
trlne, he was clothed in q northern coat, with q
northern Tor foregn) cravat around his neck, with O.
northern vest pantaloons and boots that lie had no
thing on him which was the product, in whole, of
Louisiana and there he stood, reading his inaugural,
written with northern pen, upon northern paper,
with northern ink, printed by northern printing ink
upon northern made printing paper, BY a northern
manufactured power press! There was nothing
southern about him, save his own well made person,
handsome, intelligent countenance, pleasing address,
and southern sentiments. The example would have
been better had he been dressed in Attakapas jeans
The Illustration we have drawn is the type Of q
great principle, and applies to every southener-rot
to GOV. w. alone. We must be able to sclothe our
selves, feed ourselves and ann ourselves before we
talk too strongly about dissolving the. Union.
There are other points nthe address we shall take
up on some future occasion, 55a 1850 5&*h
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II HE'D 4 THE CRESCENT.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE,

BATON RouGE, January Senate.--NIr. Ryan's
bill, granting appeals in contested elections, passed
A resolution passed referring all matters of legis-
lation in which New Orleans is concerned, to COM
mittee consisting Of all the members from that city,
House resolution was adopted authorizing the
Speaker to apponta Chaplain election Of Father
Layey being an error.
Aresolution was introduced by MI. Woodbridge,
providing for the building Of an Executive Mansion
by the State
Parodi at Vicksburg.
V1cKsBuRa, January 31-Parod has advertised a
concert here on Saturday night. The price of seats
is fixed at 81, and nearly every seat is already taken
She will give second concert on Wednesday night.
VI T The Weather-The River HI
LOUISVILLE, January 81, P Mt commenced
showing about 10 O'Clock this morning, and has con-
tnued up to this time 25P P. NJ.
e The river is rising at Portland.
The Highfyer passed this port at noon, bound for
New Orleans.
Markets. 4,4
CINCINNATI, January 81 Noon.-Flour firm, 81 Is;
Sugar, to &c. Molasses, 40 to A. Coffee, l25 to IS
New YORK, January 81, Noon.-Flour firm, sales
of Southern at So 81; Southern Red Wheat, 81 81.
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.B2gx'aee s. Co..

WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES
Corner Of Camp and Common streets, Neav Orleans
Respectfully inform their friends and the public that they
have opened at the above location large complete
mcnt OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY SURGICAL,
INSTRUMENTS, FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES etc all of
which have been selected by themselves with special view
the requirements OF this Market and which they offer for sale
in quantities to purchasers on the reasonable terms
Congress Empire, Blue Lick and W ATERs
constantly on hand.
COUGH CANDIES GUM DROPS LozENGEs etc. from
Inc celebrated mnnactoy Of Mesrs r. L. A. Stuart New
York. in packages of pounds and pounds received nv
steamer
MEDICINE CHESTS for Plantations shps or Steamboats,
constantly on hand
Commission Merchants and Country Dealers orders filed with
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!. Amusements T,nls Evening,

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-The Pyne and Harrison
English Opera Troupe and the sold Guard"
#GAIETy THEATER.-- Azel, Or the Child of Israel"
e PELICAN THEATER. -Signor Donetti's wonderful
troupe of trained animals in a variety of performances
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM. -Menagerie, automa-
circus ancient relics eosmoramic views performances
on the tight rope -5- --
VAENueHIs MUSEUM. Wax statuary and grand
soiree magique every evening. .g5- T5or-
Cor. Woon's MusEUM-The infant Esau, American
giantess and Swiss warbler No. IS St. Charles
ii Tue GREAT BEAR.-No. 95 st. Charles street. The
largest bear ever exhibited. ,.r.. .l