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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

sss& ss&E HHssssiSS: sRSsEsT Essss3A Summer Arrangement for 1857.
 COMMENCING JULY 10th.
 TRAINS FROM BRIDGEPORT. To- 40 A. M For all stations connecting with the
 500 \. NJ. Train from New York and
 10, 20 A. NJ. train from New Haven and
 at Waterbury with the train from ard
 to Hartford. II 25 4. NJ. Freight Train for all stations connect
 at Waterbury with train from Hartford. 3.2o r. M Passenger and Freight connecting at
 Waterbury with train to Wasted 40 P. NJ. For Winsted, connecting with the 4 20
 ?. M. train from New York, and 6. 5
 train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT. g. 40 A. NJ. From Waterbury for Bridgeport, New
 York and New Haven. 5.5O X. NJ. Freight Tram from Winsted fer all sta
 tions.
 GOO A. M. Train from Waterbury for Hartford
 Bridgeport, New York and New Haven loo r. M. From Winsted for Bridgeport New
 York and New Haven
 Stage Lines. Ike Woodbury Stage arrives to connect At Sey mour with the e3O A. NJ. train from Waterbury and returns on the arrival of the 10 10 A. M train from Bridgeport. ~ --0 The Stages from Watertown, Bethlehem Hitch. field, Otis Colebrook Centre Burlington. Sc ar- rive to connect with the 55 Train iron, Winsted and return on arrival of the le4O A. NJ. train mn from Bridgeport "p as3 deduction of Five Cents is made when Tickets are purchased at the office
 C. WATERBURY, Superintendent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
 OF THE LitChlield Mutual Fire Insurance Co.


 GENERAL STATEMENT. The whole number of Policies that have been issneG IS 9,O23 The whole amount of Losses and Expenses paid by the Company $26,s95 53 The amount ot property now insured is about S2,50OOCO
  To Cash in the Treasury and due from Agents Sl5,255 Ss To amount of Premium charged on the Books which is pledged capital g 350 IS Making the Capital of the Company$l3GO6 3G STATEMENT THE LAST YEARS BUSINESS. To amount Cash received for Premiums the last year $3,S05 l5 To Interest received on Notes by tho Treasurer from July !, 1856 to July 6, 1857 516 9l
 ----$i.322 O6 To amountp paid for Losses and Expenses the last year sSO 19 l Lala. E.xi Ina. r,a of
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, PROV lSIONS,

Nc., Nc., to be found in the City. Our Goots, consisting of TEAS, FLOUR, SUGARS, SPICES, ETC, ETC, are fresh from MARKET and arc offered at prices iSURPRISINtiLI LOW. We have taken for our motto. that .' A NnBLE SENTENCE Is BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLING and consequently in regard to sell ling cheap,
 WE DEFY COMPETITION. We have room to mention but few articles, showing ratesas fellows
 Porto Rico MolaSscs, 60 cts per Gallon.-Others sell the article for 6o and G9. Jery tine Green and Black TEAS, 2o cts.--AS good commonly sold for 50 cts.-Blbbitts SAL4FRATUS tirA qual- ay, cts. per pound.-Usual price, l25 ts.-Extra Quality EICE , cts. per pound. Other articles pro- portonaAy iow.
 Esj9 Please call, examine our Goods, and satisfy yourselves.
 OUR MARKET DEPARTMENT will in no wise be neglected, but shall receive particular at tenton.
 All kinds of Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Clams Oysters, &c.. &c., can be found upon our stands in their season.
 Also, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables. &c., will be procured early the market possibly affords.
 All Orders respectfully solicited.
 A. H. KELLAM, South Store in B.ldwin's Block, South Main st., Waterbury. Conn.,. 3 doors above his old stand.
 Bank Street cntralce directly under W. D. Cum
 ming $ Grocery.
 N. B. Professor NJ. c. SCARRIrT still remains with us, and lectures Wednesday and Saturday Even ings, as usual.
 Waterbury, Feb. 17, 1S57 43tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
BlaclssmitEiing and Wagon Re
 t,3irinw.

MFR H. B. GIBByD, HAVING MADE AR
 VR engagements which will enable him to attend to all work in the above line, would respectfully inform the citizens of Ltchicld and vicinity that he can be found at the building; known as Rogers Blacksmith shop in Spencer street. with every ia cility for quick and thorough execution of Jobs His hong experience workman, he trusts, will enable him to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage.
 LitchEeld, April 2l 1857. 52tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

Room and Curtain Papers. VENHIRTY FIVE Hundred Pieces just received, -M comprising all the latest patterns of the day Having fitted up room expressly for Room Papers we feel sure of selling all who shall call upon us
 N. & t. A. BERRY. March 24th 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
SPRING GOODS!

INa UslANG LINIMENT, Lyons Katharion, Es- lEA sences, and general assortment of Hair Oil Pcrtunery, &c., may be found at No West Street
 Ltchtield, July 7th, lS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
MELODEONS.

NH MANUFACTURED as usual, with all the late MI Improvements. Second Hand Melodeons. for sale cheap ARVID DAYTON
 ~lcottyille, Nov. 5. 1856. tf2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
Out of Season and in Season.

have just returned from Narha with awell selected stock of NEW GooDs, consisting of few very pretty style Spr,ng DeLaaes, Caicocs of entirely designs and patterns, heavy brown sheetings and shirtings beached shirtngs and linens with d good assortment of house keeping Goods, which offer at low prices for cash exchange.
 A. G. BRADFORD, Wo1ca1yAe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
Important Announcement

Important Announcement! Tremendous Rush! Unprecedented Bargains ! ~E SHE Subscriber would respectfully inform lis -A numerous Customers in Litchteld and vicin- ity, that since his remoral 10 his NEW STORE in BALDWlN'S $ BLOCK, he has added extensively to his former Stock and can exhibit the
 Largest Choicest, and Bsst Selected
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
Litchfieid Hat Emporium.

TENHE citizens of Litchfeld county are invited to y call on thc subscriber, who keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of H ATS and CATS of every variety and fashion. The subscriber having made complete arrangements with the best and most fashionable houses in New York city for supply of Hats and Caps, is prepared to furnish all who may give him call with articles in his line that cannot tal to suit, and at prices cheap as they can be bought in any place in the United States He has on hand Silk and Fur Hats of Gcnin's and Knox < manufacture; also, large assortment of Fancy Hats and Caps of every description He devotes his whole attention to this particular line of business and hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons for their generous support and humbly asks for continuance of the same. Store in West Street, two doors west of the Court House
 HIRAM JACKSON
 Litchfield March, 1s56
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

DURE French Zinc, Pure White Lead, Linsced N Oil, Turpentine, Varnish and general as sortnent of Paints, Brushes, &c., at
 ", HBUEL < CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
MR HC NM @D ~ "A As
Boots and Shoes.

FHNEfE subscriber mry be found in Lords building N- up stairs, opposite the Enquirer office where be is prepared to make all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES to order, in the best manner and at reason able prices, including Ladies and Childrens Boots and Shoes.
 REPAIRING done at short notice.
 M. IFFLAND, Litchlield, April ,. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

SpIlng Sty 10 or Il ats. FNNLlE Su scliher has inst received from New York -A- the STRING STYLE OF HAIS- consisting of the different patterns of Ieary, Knox and Genin. Soft Hats of all colors and textures
 -ALSD-
 aI -AA- ED eaS Mems and Boys in every variety. c II l l. D R EMS FANCY HATS, and every article usually kept in Hat Store
 H. JACKSON. March 10. 1857. 46-tf
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LYME, Warren Co.,, Iowa.

Not all parts of the country, like that of our cor respondent, have grass enough and to spare, do all p,rts give hay for the cutting. But where the winter food can not be increased at pleasure, the stock should be diminished, as good sense and fore thought may decide. It is bad policy and worse humanity to begin winters with less feed than stock. Every farmer should be prepared for hard winter.--ED PLorGH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

VW7M DEFINING, IT, Physician and Surgeon. w Cfice in the Curt House, Litchield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

EN W SEYMOUR, attorney and Counsello EAsat Law, Litchfeld, Conn,
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Dr.. ". r, PAINTER.
From CharissEOH, S6rih CaroInaD
Surgeon, ChITopodist and Practical opera.
tor on the Seet

FROM ChaTisStOH, S6rfa Carolina
Surgeon, ChITopodist and Practical Opera.
tor the rect,
INVITES TIE ATTENTION OF Members
L Ct Congress, Citizens, ard Strang- u
ers 10 his Instantaneous and ehectual
cure OF COINS. BUNl0NS. Nails
Penetrating The Flesh, CURED without -. A
tie slightest pain, by new and pc
culiar method, without cutting, by means OF an
tlii II Of his own composition, In 1--WE to ten min
utcs, ard the relief IS instantaneous til al the
persons thus treated can Immediately put on their
shoes and walk vi hout the least inconvenience
Dr p has practised In his profession for the last
twenty four years with remarkable success, ard Is
now well known and vouched for by respectable
and prominent persons, SONS OF whose names are
annexed.
IOOrders will be attended TO ifleft at Browns
Hotel, or The Kirkwood House, or at my Once,
No 3iO north side Pa. avenue, over Hutchinson
Il M0nToe's Fancy Store.
Refers, by permission, to-WashIngton: q =.
w. Humphreys, Jonas p. Levy Hon. L.. NJ.
Ke!tt, Lex Gov. Thomas, b. Tucker. Baltimore !:
w e. Maxwell, Col ) Houston, Calvin 6 zen
p H. sullivan. Charleston: Prof. Diclson,
Prof Cuttings, DR.. II. V. Tooner, DR. w. Nj.
Fitch.
Dr r. can be consulted from 10 I2 a. m ard
from to p. m and will attend families at thsiT
residences. feb l. 9ws
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IAt New Orleans, on wednesday and
Thursday last, seventeen thousand bags Of
coffee changed hands
u We have no doubt Minnesota is fine
country, but it has from all accounts, a very
"brscing" climate in the winter season. Only
think of 80 deg below zero!
g brutal omnibus driver, at Philadel-
phia, Saturday, tied rope round the tongue
OF his horse, because the animal would not
move, aud tore off about 1--WE inches Of it.
x The Royal Standard of anuary Il states
that at that date not a bushel of corn or a
barrel of -four could be purchased at Grand
Turk, Turks Island and that provisions Of
all kinds were very scarce and very high.
w One of the patriots Of the Revolution,
John e. Reinhardt, died in Philadelphia, a
few days since, at the age of ninety ght
years. lie was q native Of Germany, and
came here at nearly the same time with La
faye;te.
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DIN QISTRY
DIR. TEPHEn BAILY,
Office No. 1873 Pennsylvania Aysnue,
Three doors from Iith street.

HR BhlLY begS leave to inform the Public
~ that he can be seen at all hours at his Office,
located as above He feels assured that an exp.,
Renee CT nfteel years practice with the large
number OF atients, and great variety of dricu Z
cases that he has treated cessfuly will enable
him Ia sLTnOuEt auV dItdculty scientific or 9th.
cTwi g, relating to the Teeth his own experI-
e9ce confirming tie opinion Of n.ny men t.ni
nent in the pTofessiOn, and especially Ors Harris
and and II PaTmly, has led him, loIy since
10 discard all meIcurial preparations Tor filing
Ieetn, also al Ename 8, 6utia. Percha, india
Rubber, and Clements for the construction Of Cor
inuOus 6 um eeth, and that PGTCeldia, noun. e 1
on = old Plate, ~ the only reliable Substance that
can be worn i" the mouth, as was most cOncu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con-
ventOn.
Although he 4tteTs hiInseIf that from his long
residence and practice In Washington he Is f.
voraDiy Known to his numerous friends and pa
ions, ne begs leave to refer them ID the follow
TESTIMONIALS
Prom the late Rector Of the Church Epiphany this city
Dr. STEPHEN BAILY Dear desire to express my es
TEEN Tor you pers0Lsy, and my confde:ce in
rer or dehteJ The operAtOGs executed have 81,
sn s'ts:a.9ry hope TIA. you may receive the patron
dss,rys. Yonry vefy = niy ' your sAii' 80 WEI
Washington, Ausa.. Is, ls56. J. W. FRENCH
FROM of the Oldest firms Baltimore Messrs Boggs
COtman -
Having employed Dr. stephen Bay sargeon Dentist O,
WashnEpn City, e. execute for poI dim
cult piece e." work, which lac did my
ana Ia view OF as Tact that one OF te most distinguished
members Of the Dental COLLEGE Of Baltimore failed after re.
great pleasure to express entire snd
high estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore January H. ls57. HARMANN BOGGS
Extract from Lot3 received from the late Hon John NJ
Clayton
4. :. SENATE. August 10, 1853.
Tue teeth made or adtnraiy; nothing could
De better. Very gratefully, JUHN nj. CLAYTON.
that -osk relief from the NAL dies Of the teeth
can cieerfdliy mead Dc. : H.ly superior
ssi he mate setO pJTc-a seth family ant
plugged several teeth foo SELF aud the work has
well i.F more IN u ten years ROBERT 4. NIXON.
Oi The Va Conference OF the 81. T. Church SyutA.
ApiI l9, 1850.
We the ldersigLed ing had occasion
OF The pa "ie-i"na skl Uf DR. = Bay Dentist OF
cts or having been cnsHL Of his
families or iend taEe Pleasure In expressrg our aira
ZION VI his art 5tc skill, veil ihe
tory manner in which he performs the most dernt. +
Ecult operations ia Denial
a. Of -
o. which We consider bim elm nently wOi thy
THOMAS u. WALTER, JOS. "A. BRADLEY,
Architect L ) C4pitol. of Washington II r.
THOMAS MILLER, A. d., GEORGE WALTON,
81 Washington, d. e. Ex-Governor Of Florida.
B. 8. BOHRER, "a. d., WALTER LESOX
OF Georse:0~E, ID. O. tx Mayor Of wasLlHg. GU,
y s. LINCOLN NJ D., HENRY BALDwIS
Washington, ID [. L. :. Pateut Once.
q. G. WIGHT, Prlnci. al Rittenhouss Academy.
feb 2O-u
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PERSONAL.
Judge A D Russell is at Broy.s'

SO. Judge D Russell is at BroW.s
-. Hon Israel T. Hatch, NJ C elect from
the State OF New York, is at Wizards Hotel.
49, Com. Stringham and e1-Mayor P No
Call, Of Philadelphia, are at Willards' Hotel.
-. George D. Prentice, E,q., of the Lou
isVille Journal, has consented to deliver sew
eTal lectures in the eastern cities. Hope he II
give Us a look G. him in Washington.
.... Matthew Kerr died few DAYS ago in
ST. Louis, aged eighty years He had been a
resident of that city for half a century, and
was the first American merchant settled there.
80. Mr.. Thackeray has postponed for ano-
ther year tie publication Of new novel His
lectures on the Four Georges continue 50 pop
ular in England that he has no time for new
serial.
.... The London Chronicle of January 3lst
says II Roest Van Limburg, ex-Minister of
the Netherlands at Lisbon, has Just been ap-
pointed Minister at Washington, in the place
Of N. Dubois
-. Accounts from Salt Lake state that
Brigham Young is fast declining towards the
grave. His two hundred prospective wives
are already preparing their mou ming fxins
for genera! cry.
Rev. Ger C.. F0Ote, an Episcopal
clergyman, Rector ofW hitemarsh Parish, near
Philadelphia, took his congregation all aback,
- le" Uays elhCe, Dy announcing that he had
become convert to the Church of Rome
-. The New York Mirror SAYS that Miss
Heron Is almost too natural in hsr delinea-
tions-that In her sick scene in Camille
she picks her teeth with her fingers and draw.
up her knees and clasps them in her hands in
most lnartistic and shcckingiy natural man
ner.
-. The friends Of Herman Melville, who
sailed Tor Europe in October to recruit his
health, will be glad to learn that by letters
from Egypt, received by the last steamer, he
speaks Of being so much restored in health and
strength that he climbed CheGks the other
day, an enterprise of prodigiOus e1ertion "
lie was to 60 10 Jerusalem, and expected to
be in Rome in the course Of few weeks.
-. We learn from the Mobile papers that
an effort will soon be 10 ade to raise sufficient
amount by subscription to defray the expenses
OF procuring a suitable monument to place
over the grave of Major General Gaines The
Tribune calls upon the friends of the late
General TO aid in the work The earthly re-
mains Of the gallant old soldier now lie in the
old graveyard in Mobile, without even an in.
scription or stone 10 mark their resting place.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 81, 1857,

Georgetown, Feb. q, 1857.
Our City Councils met last night.
Mr. White reported az ordinance declaring
e puOlic street.
resolution in relation to the inspection of
liquors was passed also, resolutions autho =
ling the repair Of the arch near Rays mill ;
in relation TO ferry at the foot If High street
in favor of James F Essex; aud acceptino en-
invitation to attend the METROPOLITAN MechaI-
les Fair.
The committee on the poor's house was dis
charged from the further consideration Of the
report Of the trustees
resolution passed both Boards appointing
an extra police
a resolution Of thanks to the President of
The Council, DIR Grafton Tyler, for the able
aud impartial manner in which he has pre-.
sided over their deliberations during the year,
was unanimously passed The Doctor re-
sponded 10 the resolution in an eloquent and
touching manner.
Both Boards adjourned Sl1,s die
Inc know NOthings held a public meeting
81 Forrest Hall last night, which was address.
ell by Mayor Addison, John Bangs and W.
II. Tenusy
The offerings Of beef cattle Yesterday ar
Drover's Rest, amounted to IFS head IL -
which was purchased by District butchers 81
81 50aSj 80 on the hoOf, equal to S9sSIl nett
The remaining 80 were driven on to baltimore
Sheep very scarce, selling at 81 5OaS5 80 per
loo lbs all offered sold.
No change in, and but little doing In the
-four or grain market. SPECTATOR.
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By JAS. Z. McGUIRE, huc,iocee,

By JAS. {. MEG UIRE, AuctioGeef.
GRAND SALE OF MARBLE ArATUA.
~ ny and fnrian Statuettes, Fancy ArIi
cles: &c.-Sig Vito Viii Il sons grand sale Of
classical objects Of art, the products OF the sud
i IS Of Italy, viii take place on FRIDAY MORN
| U, enruary y, al 30 O,c Ocf On the secord
hoor OF our Auction Rooms, where these beauti-
fui works Il ait viii be arranged fer exhibition
and may be examined the day previous 20 the
sale. in the assortment will be found
superb GTecian Tins, Of Sienna marble
ErIvlan Vases, with relieves FOR manteis
Richly carved PonEen Urns, o! elaborate design
Baccdhte GaZZdS, FOR CaIds, SC
superb miniature copy Of Powers Gre,k Slave
the hIst piece II the size ever imported and
the product Of the Chlsel Of Pisani
Psyche and Pandora, two beautiful ParIan figures
Also, the Circassian, Charity ard Prudence
Innocence, Minna and Brenda, Helen Of Troy.
Gentle Shepherd, &C
superb Tete -a-Tete and Hanging Vases
The above assortment Is well worthy OF the a.
enton OF all lovers OF the Bne arts and com prises
Tar more meritortous goods than have heretofore
been cfeT to the public.
It's hoped that, owing 10 the Intended depar-
ture for Italy OF Messrs Vito Viii & Sons anna
t-urs VIII not let slip this opportunity Of purchas
Ing articles Of classical character.
germs cash JAS C Mcguire
Ieo IVA AucuCneer
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By JAS {. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
F3NR tSTEL'S SALE DT EURSiTURE

BvJAS G MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
'3H tSTEL'S SALE 90 FURStTUR
Il and tousehold Effscts.-Cn THURS.
DAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 70 h at 10 o clock
shall sell, by virtue 0f deed Cf trust duly re-
corded among tie lard re 'ordS Tor WASHINGTON
county, the Furniture and tf5cts contained In
house no q, or north A street, between Delaware
avenue and First street east, opposite the apitol
park, consisting Of
Mahogany and Walnut Hair Spring Sofas, PdrIcr
Chairs. aid Rockers
MdTb.e-top Center Table, Card TdbltS
Damask and Lace Curtains, Shades
Mahogany Dining Fables, Si-eboards
Iwtn MT four rim Dining ChaiIs
China, GIass, a. d CrcckeTy Ware, Table Cutlery
Cane aud " ood-seat Chairs, Lounge
brussels, Three ily, ard Ingram Carpets
Large quantity Of Ole 9th, Mating Rug,
Gas Chand' liers, Pendants and Fixtures
Eight Feather Beds, Bols,ers and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts,
spreads, Sheets, &C Beds eads, Bureaus,
WdsEfants, Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
Clock, Cottage Set, Chamber Tables &c
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with a genera assortment OF House
Keeping articles
Terms S2j and under, cash over that sum q
credit OF co and 90 days, Ter satisfactorily en-
doIsed notes, bearing Interest
THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee
ieb ~ eo@dS JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The Weekly Star for To day contains q
number Of capital sketches and tales, and
The usual amount Of Washington news and
gossip, furnishing a complete daguerreotype
Of all that has trspspired at the Federal Me-
trOplis during the past week. News, foreign
and domestic, personal and local items, &c
g., I'll up the other columns, making as a
whole, one Of the best family papers in the
country.
Price-single copies three cents, or s125 foI
the year.
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The Burd,n csse-An Honest Money Writer

NEW YORK, Feb ga distinguished mem
Der OF the grand jury stated to-day th at il was
impossible to indlet Mrs. CUNNINGHAM for the
murder OF Dr.. Burd.ll, unless more direct
evidence should be adduced than has already
been received.
Hudson, the money writer Of the Herald.
sWore IN The superior court to day, in the case
OF Bonner against the PotOsi and Missouri
Lead Company fer salary, that he had writ .
ten an article ia the Herald IN favor az ire
company, and stating il had declared a diyi-
dend of - per cent although knowing at the
time thai the company had never been legally
organized
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BY WALL, BARNARD i CO, Aucts
TRADE SALE CHINA, CRoCKER,

BY WALL, BARNARD l. CO, Aucts
sENRADE SALE OF CHINA, CROCKERy
4 and Glass "are.-On TUESDAY the
oath February. We shall sell, at cur Ware Rooms
on the corner OF 9th street and Louisiar avenue
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m , a LARGE sssort
ment OF China, Glass, and CToclery Wac:
Is doz IN Niagara Granite Tea Cups
20 do do Cnfee do
p sets do Tea and Cofsas So
l2' dozen Niagara Dinner, Desert, and Soup
Plates
IL dozen Tea and Coffee Pots
. do shallow and deep Dishes
4o do do Bakers
D 90 Toilet Sets, consisting Of ten pieces to the
dtzen covered Granite and c. c. Chambers
% 90 plain pressed and cut Tumblefs
~ do do do Goblets
Also, large assortment OF covered Dishes
Sance Bowls Pickle Dishes, soup Tureens
sugar and Cream Jugs, Soups, and Trays
DOT Baths, &c.
All Of which will positively be sold to the
highest bidder.
Terms: Ali sums OF and under $50, cash over
that amount a credit Of 90 and 90 days, for notes
endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
feb Is-d Auctoneers.
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MhRshAL'S SALE. I'm virtue % witt Of
Iva hsTi facias, issued from the Clerks rice OF
the CiT- uit Court for the county Of Washington,
in the Di,tr!Ct Of Columbia, and 10 me direrted
i shall expose to public 81 e. for cash, on FRI
DAY, the 9Th day Of FEBRUARY, 1856, commenc-
ing a. 10 O'Clock a m, at the store room Of Fran
els \. Mayor, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
3d aHd Ak streets, south side the following goods
and dba:tels, in pant, 10 wit One Servant w O.
man, "Siave for life,' Bedstfads, Bed and
Bedding; Wardrobe Tables; l W ashstand !;
Clocf: Bureau ard l. :okIng Class; Pitchers ;
Maps; Oil carpet II Chairs; Settee; lot OF
Books l lot OF CTockeryware; Kitchen tensils;
a lot OF Registers; Ventilatos; Copper Tea Ket-
ties; Sapcepaas; Furnace; New and Old Stoves
Iron Pots; Boilers; Sif;ers; Coal Hcds; Shovels ;
Castings Ccfee Roasters, Dripping Pans; Chat
ing Dishes Ice Cream Moulds; Japan Boxes ;
Patent Balance; Iron Chest; W alter ose;s;
WashstdLd Basins Shower Baths Cocks for
Bath Tubs, and a lot Of Counters, Shelves &c,
seiz I'd al levied upon Is the Goods and Chaitels
Of Francis Y. NayloT, AID will be solo 10 satisfy
Judicial 40 /, TO Oc.ober term, 1886
J. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
feb IL dts