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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
H. w. ADAMS & co.
FOR SALE.

EOK SALE.
 TE<11E Valuable Propertr owned by Mrs. M. Il. A FELL situated in East Street. in the village of litchficld, and well known as the :. I3issel Place." consisting of Fifteen Acres of Meadow and Pasture lard, and TWO Dwelling Houses built of Brick, and in good condition the other of Wood and hew with suitable Out-hndngs On the premises < April. Endnfe for price and terms, of
 A. 5. LEWIS. Litchfeld, Feb. ,, 1857. 4.tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
State ef Connecticut, County ef L1ch.feld & HARRIET CARD)
 rs. PETITION FOR DIVORCE. WALTER CARD

U wall, in said County, made returnable to the Superior Court, next to be held at Litcheld, within and for said County the second Tuesday of April 1857, praying for divorce from her husband, WAL TER CARD, on the ground of desertion more than three years, and intemperance as by said petition on file, dated Feb. 21st, 1857, appears.
 It appearing to, and being found by the subscri- ong anohoity, that the said Respondent is without tnls etate, gone to parts unknown, so that service saiu petition cannot be made upon him personally.
 4. IS ordered that notice of the pentency of said pe.itio9 De given said Respondent, by publishing this order m the Litchfield Enquirer newspaper published Tn sad tchfeld, four weeks successvely Thursday in March. 1857. Dated at Ltchfeld March 2d,1s57.
 . FREDERICK D. BEEMAN. 4w-45 Clerk of the said Superior Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
THIRD FLOOR,

Holds our
 R e dy M de Clothing Stock, which has always been noted for its great va fiety and never fails to '' ft'' Here arc also our assortment of Carpets Boots and Shoes, Paper Hang ings, Sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Notice,

a II, persons having claims against the CONN.
 A SOAP STONE CO.,, Yorringford, Conn.,, are requested to send their bills to H. B BEACH, see'y, Hartford, Conn March 2 1857. as 45-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
E AR M FOR s ALE.

kamA MY time being occupied in the manu-
 stSSE featuring business, therefore offer the
 !isiE Farm for sa'e. situated in the soathery .L LR part of Litchfeld, in South Farms Soci- ety, about TWO miles east of the public buildings in said Society 1t contains about one hundred and fourteen ac, es of land and is suitably divided into meadow. p ture and wood land. with good sup ply of Fruit. .ees There four Barns Dwell ling-ho Wagon-house, Ice-house, &c:, thereon standipo 44-tf
 fs;s The above property will be sold very low.
 For further particulars enquire of Almon l.. John son on the premises, or of D. F. Baldwin, at Wheeler Wilson Mfg. Co.,, Bridgeport, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
PUBLIC AUCTION

WV ILL be sold at Auction on Monday the 2nd
 w day of March, at o'clock, A. M, at the residence oi B. BLAKE, formerly designated as the Basseth Place. Milton, Dairy Of Cows One Yoke of Oxen One Horse Cart, Sled, Wagon and Sleigh, Three Hives of Bees, Farming Tools, House hold Furniture, ahd other articles too numerous to mention.
 Also. at the same time and place, will be offered to the highest bidder lot of acres first rate Land with new House and Barn, lying in the South part of Goshen. and now occupied by Amzi Beach, Esq. very desirable place for mechanic any one wishing to buy. If stcrmy that day, the first fair day after. BUE'. BLAKE.
 Milton. Feb. 9th. lS51 3t-42o
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
FOR SALE.

nE. A SAWMlLL. situated in the south sl-%H1!!T@ cast part of Watcrtown. half ni,s MSass fI E from Oaliville atl three and plf gz.:g:sss miles from Waterbury Said ill contains Circular Saws for shingles and lahs ,d room with small sa~ and matching bur for np king boxes. All carried by wheel twenty y-tour ,ct in diameter of about 25 horse power, and watc sufi- cient to run every day in inc year. Inquire of
 42-H F.. $. CT J. II. WOOIP ljFF
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
HO FOR IOvV:A.

TN view of the many who contemplate leaving l these parts for Iowa this Spring, the propriety of forming new settlement out of the number has been suggested.
 All who disposed to regard the above proposition with favor, requested to meet at CROSSMAN'S s HOTEL in Litchfcld, on WEDNESDAY, March II ;, at one clock P M
 Bantam Falls, Feb 2s, 1856. 45-1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
First Floor,

Upon which are duplicate Packages. We have also Ccrn Meal, Buclkwheat Flour, Rye do, particularly Wheat Flour, which We have in any auantities, Wholesale and Retail. Our special ar rangements at the West from where we receive it, enables us to offer it at One Dollar per barrel less than If bought in New York, or any place East.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
GROCERIES, PROV IStONS,


 &c., &c., to be found in the City. Our Gooos consisting of TEAS, FLOUR, SUGARS, SPICES, ETC, ETC, arc fresh from MARKET, and are offered at prices SURPRLSLNGEY y LOW. We have taken for our motto that '' A NtMBLE SENTENCE IS BETTER THAN A SLOW suIhIISG" 1" and consequently in regard to scl- ling cheap,
 WE DEFY COMPETITION We have room to mention but a e.w articles showing our rltesas follows Porto Rico Molasses, so cts. prr Gallon.-Others sell the article for 65 apI. 68-Vcry fae Green and Black TEAS, p cts.--As good RE commonly sold for 50 cts-Bahh.:t's SAI,AsRATJS. first ouai. ay, : cts par pound.-=Usual price l2l cts Extra oualass RICE, cts per pound. OMer articles pro ,,;;ortionaHy lor.
 fg7 Please call, examine our Goods, and satisfy yourselves.
 OUR MARKET DEPARTMENT will in no wise De neglected but shall receive our particular at tention.
 All kinds of Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Clans, Oysters, &c., Re-. can be found upon our stands in their season. Also Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables &c., will be procured early as the market possibly affords. i. All orders rcspectflilIy solicited. s-- -.
 A. H. KELLAM, South Store in Baldwin's Block, South Main st., Waterbury. Conn.,. doors above his old Stand Bank Street entrance directly under w. D. Cum nling's Grocery. @S,4 N. B. Professor M. c. ScARRIrr still remains with us, and lectures on Wednesday and Saturday Even ings. as usiial.
 Waterbury, Feb 17, 1857. 43-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

OnA PAIRS of Rubbers, cheap, at
 ~OV tf33 II. W. ADAMS S co,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS. "Durng the time occupied the office of C,,n. missioner of Patents. t H. Eddy, Esq, of Bmt,.. did busiitess at the Patent Office, as Solcitof 2. procuring patents There were few if any, ,,eis IL ,' acting in that capacity, who had so much bBir before the Patent Office; and there were non, W. conducted it with more skill fidelity and suct,,s l regard Mir. Eddy as one of the best informed al most sklful Patent Solicitors in the United Stats. and have no hesitation in assuring inventors ts t they cannot employ person more conpetent an trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ai- plications in form to secure for them an carly sni favorable consideration at the Patent Office
 EDMUND BURKE.~
 Late Commissioner Of Patents.
 From Me Present C5,nmiss,oier.
 "AUeusr r, 1S55.-During the time have h.i the office of Commissioner of Patents R. H. Esi Y Esq., Of Boston, has been extensively engaged Ia u transaction of business with the Office as Sulirf He is thoroughly acquainted with the law, ani iie rules of practice of the Office. regard him ,s i,,, of the most capable and successful practitioners with whom have had official intercourse s,
 CIIAS. MASCT. y- Commissioner of Patsn,..' Boston. Jan l, 1857 ~ ssiy
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
THE BERRYS

HAVE removed their Stock Goods from the old LII Stand, 10 new Warehouse erected this win ter by N. B. Lathrop, North side the Bridge, where we propose to commence volution in the trade of Ltchfeld County. Our recent place of Merchandising being so limited, we were obliged to seek more spa cicus quarters equal to those we now occupy which are the lightest peasntest and most agreeable for ourselves and hope for our customers to do business in in the State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-12

y-Freight to Mobile Reduced, by New Or
leans and Mobile Daily s. Mail ne-n after Monday
18th inst following rates Of freight will be charged to Mo-
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FOURTH AND LAST AUCTION SALE OF THIS SEA.
son, at Galvan's Gallery of Paintings
BY TOURNE 4 THOMAS.
Office, 10 Exchange Alley.
MONDAY, the 18th instant, and following
4'A days O'Clock the evening, Charles street
near Gravier, will be sold
800 Capital Oil Paintings and other Works comprs
ing various and most attractive suhjecs-aHdscapes Figures
Interior Cattle Flower and Battle Pieces Religious Ny
biological Compositions Among them 10 IS Zap
ita Paintings warranted originals aud of merit
will be described in the catalogue.
The Gallery is open inspection A. NJ 10 8 p
VI. and lrOin , TO ~ 7. NJ. mYl2 If
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CUNDRIES-
y 80 bhls Krout,
30 bhls Cider Vinegar,
50 hbs Bourbon and Rye Whisky
40 b Rasns, whoes and halves
50 boxes Genuine Hoseer Btters.
100 Booth 4 dwick's Cordial Gin
lGu baskets Heids;ck's Champagne,
100 tierces Rice.
625 kegs assd Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
ALEX NORTON Il CO.,
mlS tt Nos . and Povdras street
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
their Lumber Yard, New Basin, constantly ecey-
ing supplies of the
100000 feet assorted Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
Ceiling.
100000 feet assorted Cypress .....
l,2g 900 feet sorted Yellow Pire Rough Scaning
Boards.
100000 Lsths.
750JD feet Juniper, assorted
$4,000 feet Dressed Shelving.
200 go Shingles
100000 feet White Pine, assorted.
a22 If POOLEY NIC0L / co.
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~F=qE. HAVANA AND CUBAN EXPREss-
NO EXCUSE FOR LflAkY ROoFs.-
FROM VIM BROWN ARCHITECT

FROM VIM BROWN, ARCHITECT.
TO LAY hsTeSy fifty that haze used
last four both private and public buildings The H.
Snf . E s ' yEE ss' S Ss
York Central airoed at Buffalo, are eovsrea with the roofing
and do hesitate that in opinion, formed
Iea for tat roofs for its cheapness durability
susceptibility cf heng readily made perfectly tight and its
BALTIMORE February II, e9i- Nm BROWN.
Al, rersons who have Roofs quetly are
qualified speak ntelsently on the subject bear the
Atlas warehouses; and their Superiority over ali
other Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
THos RIcHARDsoN 4 co; are the only persons author
s16rdsr Mechanics Exchange 10 St. Charles ST.
>I Rfer to- Wcssrs A. F. COCHRAN HALL. az 3plm
U,oVVLER's STEAM BOILER PATENTED
L September 81 1856,
Title room cleans itself easily repaired and does
any than the ordinary Roller
I.EvEE STEAM CorToN Pass,
New Orleans, March II, 1857.
p H. F ssWs h;a e great pleasure in to all
ro q" hs in operation nov you
ncng for We are so q H Of TIER Sfsa
@Sough they all nearly new-one set having only been
Yonr Boilers save sixty cent of fuel and We have
moi trouble with Them We can raise steam to one
Of he above 10 been use for four months
and has not rs yet required cleaning and is our impression
tat it can s at year without any cleaning being
rnry AS itself all the time by the use oil the blowof
valves once day.
'"'N' +. j. FoRsTALL,
II. STREAM, Engineer.
For all particulars with regard to rights and rights
IN manufacture sell for other states apply to the under
s.!ned at his Boiler Manufocory III laronoe street where
r Of avery description made lhe short notice
MS 3m ~ ~ II. ~ l.t.tH.
TNXCELsIOR REFINERY THE ABOVE Els
aE in Of GS GpEN Sq s u Gs h% 1f
ETyf NGI ASSES barrels and half barrels, in quantities
n suit purchasers samples can be AZ our office.
" '''' f BROADWELL BROS. * co,
No Is tiravier street.
80 IF Agents of the Refinery.
EEyOV1r,-FOBY7S EXPRESS rLiE IN
cd have removed their Office TO No 81 Camp street,
tw1 doors from the corner of Graver Now
my lm : t't,i - = "t>''
II tENOyS-ilw boxes landing this day from bark Gan.
- =, "0'' ''' '' BARELLI L CO, q Common atfeet.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

Ss ss,i Ps b, fs Il
Camp street will be continued by place. without
'A N.Y. In WALTER H. PETERS.
M John sybrsndt authorized the Of the
hfm in liquidation OF It's 'n'f' 4. T. sHs EHfNs
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
Quoted By the above win Be continued heretofore
by the undersigned, under the style Of sypr1nds G.
New Orleans, 18th March. lss7.-nl7 3m
9SaH J. 5s IT, "a
held and by Sr ny Sn
recommend him to the Of all my friends and
Dunbar Co. will please call upon slqne 2. he sss No.
New Orleans February IA, 1857.
NOrICE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment Of G. 9. Dunbar Co. No. u Canal street.
the same aee far NV own acc ann under he sls Of J.
DUNBAR Co. and respectfully solicit the Continued patron
friends the late house. VA jas nat 6 e."
New Orleans, February IA, 1ss7-fsls
~ himself as BRoKER at No % drawer street Partie,
n sasng ng sale na Of gunny India and Ken
en'n to business he hopes to merit share Of
New Orleans, January g. 1857. Js7 en-
NOtTIsC Lei :, e aosBY HAVING WITaDRAwN from
CLARE %hisS 1atsf have 'ses'
nected Wholesale Grocery Wine Liquor business
% and Is Front Levee and "a and &c Fulton
j. s. CLARK,
j. g. HOSBY s.
s. r. STRIBLING.
New Orleans, December Is 185s.-dl6 If
DIssOLUTION- THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
II tofore existing between signed the of
WILLS RAWLINs 4 Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Either partner can sign in liquidation
w.. o.,.,.. 49,, ., ,.., + 4 F FzHTGs.
T,opARTNERSufP NOTICE,-THE uNDER-
~ signed have this associated themselves
and style of PATTON SMITH purpose continuing
the Tchouptonas
and General Commission Business by
Messrs Wills Rawlins Co. 7. F. PATTON.
ISAAC A. SMITH
New Orleans, May l, 1857-my2 I'm
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, I RETURN MY
sincere thanks customers and friends for their sup
port and patronage in past years.
solicit from them continuance of their confidence and
friendship to my successors, Messrs Patton Smith.
e. A. RAWLINS.
New Orleans May ], 1s57-my7 I'm
NOTICE-MR. ALBERT CONVERSE HAS BECOME
~ in house. The style of the firm remains
changed J. p. WHITNEY 4 co.
New Orleans. May !. ls57.-my2 I'm
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PROPOSALS Foie BONDS EAECullFE pf-
FIVE haoh ROUGE atF lo9'.-hy virtue Oh we Acs
Of tue HeneaI Assembly oil The state oil l"na entitled An
Ac'e'a'e 10 certain eo'S III e state approved i' MATCH,
1851 ana IN pursuance more p"reufy OF the provisions OIL
the I'd and It'll sections thereof NOTICE hereby given that
=, 40 'a, ,oa-f So ,ho ,;.uo.a, or cEvEN my M I'm
- o. - = s'oo" 'ie' ia' 's- l,' '.o!, :" ~
BONDS tnore or les of ONE THOUSAND DOLlA RS each,
OF of TO
inv i,a.s. at , r,t of i Dor ran, ar ,,,rr,
''e 'o' " w s " ' pe' e' p , pay w sam
annually the rst day OF January and the first day OF July
Of each year
These solely in exchange any of
Bonds receivable w tina State AS security for the circulation of
tne ba'%s e''N''lshed hlaef Tue free hahNig Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed the Au
dito of PhIfc Accounts and the Treasurer of the Sata and
- ~ -, .p, ~ y , - - d. e;a
uS' oe eh'rSe" iFop'Ha'S o' F'Ne'NHc VI po"'o' Hlu
proposals will be opened the first day of July next by the
Auditor md Treasurer in the resece Of the Governor and
,,o ,r;,, ha,rld ~ .ta h;aIa- ~ hiaaa,s ,nl,o ,,
oer the most advantageous terms The Governor however
the right of rejecting any or all the bids and to direct
,.,, ,J ,,.,,so,,.r.s sar NO, og,,s
he" au'c' ''Ne''en' ~, p''p''''"' ,
special trust fund has been created for the ultimate redep
ton OF the Bonds to he issued under the aforesaid act which
be diverted any other purpose whatsoever
rsi,,rsiI RoREpT q W1cKtIpFE
t@l - ~ ',.,,,.,,' 49,. a,
SiEne1I u n fkENhAUA' State IreasuFeT
tSiEnedI s +. MARKS, Auditor.
Ry the Governor
- Ic,,, ,pner,r o. ,Iu,por
n TaII VII # Stata
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
L. PLA NTEKS.


DOUBLING THE, Z 1NG Z OF COTTON
PATENTED INPRO r-ENENT IN THE MANUF4 CTURE
Employing Spin the Crop but about onefourth the
required it-his nsmber consisting children
six of and above, and unfit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE if necesarynanely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the Seqnt Machines of the Spinning
es, and have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also, competent
ONE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
tie very first will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive OF the Steam Engine and the Spnner
Wages.
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter, equva
productive than these he works. and while his Spin
ming will prove his diversion will exempt
the and aueties inherent to Planting Gathering and
Bi.ing up crop.
MACHINERY is n CASH ARTICLE bnt for good accept
grant reasonable facilities and for RIGHT OF
TIL PATENT one-fourh be paid to each of the first
of the the Yarns bring Ginned Cotton
with contract nsuing should the paLtation change
prOprieorS.
Propositions from Planters may now be made and to know
cost Of Machinery in their par,enF case they must not omit
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin
s22 GEO. g. HENRY, Mobile Ala.
CEVylNG MACHINES-I. NJ. SINGER & CO.'S
- Agency for the sale of tir improved Sewing Msehne
especially adapted the making Of NEGRO CLOTHING,
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is now established No 100 Canal street These machines
in Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Machines: and the only Sewing Machines used by the
army. supply of these No. Machines together
with Silk Cotton and Linen Thread SpOos Needles, etc, etc.
always on hand Orders promptly atteTea to- ADDRESS
az Sm 100 Canal street, New Orleans.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

n,,- Notice to Coast Passengers for Pascal
goULA AND lNrERMEpIArE LArDIsGs-The steamer CREOLE
hereafter ESDAYs will leave Us above by the o'clock
cars, instead Of ~, rs heretofore
MI II ICDDES, Agent
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

ISL D o r L G U I l. l. f T,
For upwards of twenty Professor of Ancient and Mo
dern Languages in several Colleges in the United states and
for the last three French teacher in the two High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
sneet Mr. Vcors Store where he intends form elias
in the above languages
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses to suit the
Vtnence occupations gentlemen of different professions
TER MSFor three lessons II week, class Sll month;
fo private lessons to single scholar according the number
OF lessons required by the applicant
hf-The fees paid advance ST. Charles
street, No. l6, stor fe2T I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
Mr.. DeIane OF the London Times.

The New York Journal Of Commerce gives all
interesting sketch of the late Mr.. +. 4. Delane.
formerly manager of the London Times, and to
whom, more than TO any other individual, that
journal was indebted for its celebrity
lie not the editor of the journal, and rarely
wrots in its pages; bnt he was what is termed thu
Commercial Manager, and superintended all its
business details by him il was that that vast sys
TEN of correspondence which has enabled the
Times to throw its network throughout the globe
VAS organized He ii who instituted or in
vented those marvellous dispatches and expresses
which enabled the leading London journal to out
strip all others ia England and on almost ell i'm
portant occasions to anticipate even the Govern
ment itself. Wherever any intelligence Of moment
to De CLEANED. r special correspondent was in
stanIy dispatched; if any important political event
or meeting came off at Edinburgh, or Glasgow, or
in any part Of the British domiuions within five
hundred miles of the metropolis, reporters were
sent. and transcribed their notes while returning
in pust-ciaise at the rate Of twenty miles an hour
This WAS before railways were instituted.
''Mr. Delsne stood at the h. Al Of this depart
ment of the London lines for upwards Of quar-
ter of II century, exhibiting a vast knowledge Of
political affairs and mercantile events. He 1t WAS
who discovered aud successfully exposed that gi-
gantic scheme Of swiudling which WAS intended
embrace all Europe within its meshes, and uitf-
lnateiy to extend to America too. The design was
frustrated at an expense OF many thousand pounds
by the above named journal and so grateful did
the mercantile community feel, that they sub
srribed large sum TO be presented to the paper by
way of testimonial. The proprietors, however, de-
Clined accepting it for their own personal use;
naming cUntented with an inscription Il slab
in front of the office door, and turning the
rest of the subscription for the founding of scholar
ship in one Of tho leading English Universities
bearing the name of the Times"
Unfortunately, in the years 1855, Mr.. Delane
became involved in what was then termed the
Railway Mania, and in conjunction with Mr.. Al
sage. who wrote the city articles, speculsted deep
ly; and some stock having through their instru
mentality been raised to fictitious height of three
four per cent. above its real value, both, though
considered the main pillars Of the journal, wer,
dismissed in an hour. Mr.. Alsage cut his throat
Mr. Delane went over to an opposition JOURNAL thu
London Chronicle, and, after sinking large sum
Of money in that establishment, it was disposed
Of to its present conductors, and Mr. Delane re
tired TO Norwiel where he passed the last yesrs
of his life in small situation connected with a
provincial county court. sou of Mr. Delsne oc
cupies post on the London Times, which is said
TO be almost similar to that of hi. late father II
WAS the son Of Mr.. Delane who recently made a
brief tour to this country