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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Hard Times.

FMNHE entire stock of Buckskin Gloves and Nit ~ tens, Drawers and Wrappers, Gents Shawls, Boys Comforters, Half Hose, Shirts and Collars, selling at cost at
 T. H. RICHARDS Clothing Store, Litchfeld
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.

TUVHE times, they say are growing hard I Expansion and contraction, ,. But little fear, and less regard,
 Will meet from HIRAM JACKSON. His Hat Emporium's ample shelves, Of Hats and Caps have stacks on; And so, to buy and please yourselves, Just call on HIRAM JACKSON. His choicest Furs for winter wear,
 Have wonderful attractions Before you purchase them elsewhere, Step in at HIRAM JACKsoN's You II find the times will better grow; There II be brisk reaction You can t do better than bestow
 Your trade on HIRAM JACKSON. Fur coats he has whose ample folds You all should have your backs on, So quickly seek the shop that holds The goods and HIRAM JACKSON. You II find him in the same q Old Briek,'' I'll give you the direction; West of the Court House doors, quick, You II find said HIRAM JACKSON. - Oct 26, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
A. W V.' Wolcottville, May 18th, 1856.
PIANO FORTES.

LUST received, new supply from ALBERT W. eD LADD Co., of Boston, and HARLEroN s BRO THEIRS, of New York.
 All wishing to purchase, are invited to call and examine them. ARVID DAYTON. Wolcottville, Nov. 5, 1856. tf2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

*SHAWIS. SHAWLS.-Brocha, Stella and vari-
 S ety of Spring and Summer Shawls may be found at MCNEIL & BRAMAN's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Read This.

gEVHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RETURNED
 H from New York, with large assortment of Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, and Photographic Material, and offers during these hard times, l., make pictures at the following rates as coinpaied with former prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

EN7 E are selling Flour which gives entire satis
 w faction to every buyer for S6 50 per bbl. WARNER BROTHERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
NARNDR BROTHERS
 ARE SELLING OR O OCERIEs

c R Q c FER IE at what some would call "Psnic Prices," for
 Cash is what we re after,
 And '' dimes we Il surely have! Good Y Hyson Tea, 50 Ground Allspice pr bx, .05 Superior quality do. IS '' Cinnamon .05 Extra Black, so l" Pepper, G .O5 Ames Soap, .08 '' Cloves, " .O5 Burwelis Soap, .06 Black Lead, O4 Pare Ginger, .08 Tobacco, per b. .25 Babbitt's saleratus, .08 M. R. Raisins, .124 Old Java Coffee, IS Brown Sugar .O5 Beard Cumming do. 12 Coffee Sugar. II Nutmegs, Der oz., .08 Boston Crackers. Catins Matches pr M o6 Rice. Wallace do. '' .O6 Sack Salt .15 Lard, .l6 Pockets Salt, 10 Candles, IA
 Fruit and Confectionery constantly on hand and at the lowest possible prices. In connection with the above is our Meat Market which shall keep well supplied with all kinds of MEATS in their season The place is Beckwith's Building, Mo- and South street.
 P. S.-For beverage we have only ALE, BEER, and CIDER. The Ardent which has formerly been leading article of trade here has Lsf tovn. Should you ask us, why this rampus,
 Why this wonderful commotion
 Why the rush is all at Warmers, ~
 Why they tel! such mighty stories, A We would answer, would tell you, Tell you why 50 many people
 Get their Groceries at Warmers
 Get their Teas and get their Sugars,
 Get their Meats and get their Oysters, And other needfuls all delivered? , 'Iis because they take the papers,
 Go to yander little cities, Buy for Cash, and bring the stuff home,
 Buy just what by all is needed, ,, Sell for Cash and little profits
 Sell for mighty little profts
 Keep the little wheels in motion,
 That's the way they get the custom,
 And the Ladies take peep in,
 See no settlers to annoy them, Buy just such as suits their fancy,
 Of Confcctionaries, &c. !! Should you ask us where the place is,
 Where they do such mighty business; We would answer, would tell you,
 In the Building owned by Beckwith,
 Situate in Litchfeld South-street
 That is where they to the business There the buyer saves some pennies,
 Saves some of those little pennies
 Which are termed as Nickle '' Nix,''
 And he goes his way rejoicing,
 With the number in his pocket,
 "1 < 3 SOUTH STREET
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

HDR o B A TE BLA NKS
 H for sale at this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

Notice! Notice 2
 "J E shall endeavor to sell Groceries at little
 w cheaper rate than our neighbors have adver- tised. A. c. SMITH x Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

GUPERFINE WHEAT FLOUR at s6,00 per bbl S EXTRA do. do. at $6;50r do. at A. c. SMITH Co. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

; svss*e Fos 4s;a ANauAa. zsEso,s'.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

HR0CERlES.- Family Groceries of all kinds
 MCNEIL X BRAaAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
THE BLOODY SINTH.
1IsTVIT
To, me Editor g TIE y. L. Tribune

SIR: Permit NE, through the columns OF your vslu-
abe loes 70 e'nsct pue,on waca sPPrs'e' on The jh
rst cc-sLirg stel Ut rsy.rcs the eCi-ncy OF Cap
Do~g q the Sixth Piecrct il aieug the perpetrators II
the urrcr o the Racy ne 0f Certfs slt
Nofih seets As Justice shall widely ditsr
with your notice tie affair. When the Murdered
taken the B.s.oD -.ous TIE unfderen reDsred
melesc aour th where the decd m.d for
sewers hours usng goeit ;hTess toward young BY the
rsue 81 William Ltss who the tine the deed
omrttsd ard le;feIed behalf Of the Murdered fnsr
vbtD q TIE parry kc him ieuss,s - the zolrd
die not beer of bis beir summoned before the CoIoEsr uq
esty 70 tbE- facts Tee muio~rers conioud 20 psIo
or unc The iocsIy 20 O'clock II the dsJ AZ
Why I'D not the ndeistrab- Capt DJTins dspach Su- d
his 20 lie lsos th-u around me
Ward and who wei. known the politicians ana sppoi'el
BY 'b'n for political purposes No matter wht crime taey
commit hey .hecec from the Of the law oT taE
party friends wto generally s,socse vita The n and az r.s
known throu t.e Ward urd.r the c-gcouen Of Ihs
scchho der, This tie Es noE the SECOND ui:ef co1
mite y this whose fresh In ne en- n ,ee
Ct The City ALc COun.5 OF hov forf. JCSfiIE.
N1ivrtdL. fnlnsi I ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
NEWrJERSEY ITEMS.

Bi.eSf,e.FLrID AocIDEsTs.-About o'clock In.
ssy .ysppy a Young woman named Sxsh Potts vs.
q irg fuid lamp at the residence OF Mr.. Aodfew
Mull7yan, No. 299 South Fourth street, whee toS
fron the lamp che filling came in contact w'n H.
fsue Of the lamp near her, csusrg % enP.o'"x a.
c.ethDg wss instantly envsloPed in asms ,sd - !, s
BODY severely buried. Physicians .s" 60 S' 49, !"
sb1ut % i've hours after wud. Deceased ress,vs Of
W. Masn and s ,s9, il charge sSs Of -: sS: sSs::
sa shle r .as and hss parents reading in TRY.
Nsx'Yo,k CoroIer McAnally he'd an Inquest, whsa
r.,d;S, =. 81 Desth by burning" wa rendered.
About 81 O'Clock the ssns evening auid lamp q *
plcced IN . houis in Prospect street, ostvssS =.
E;,st md Second. settng tire to the clothing Of
MAJ Who wss csre.essly filing lighted Lamp 49,
turstey tse flames were ertDguishsa vn". 1900
NJ ,;ai dan sge 10 the furniture. or inne'AS
irisIy 20 tie person OF the female.
Stscrr AZ hoerArrY Ar THf ALE, a. ..~r~
.vesa u dock "A Friday s.so''e sA' '"A'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
FIRES.
rIRE IN ASTORIA.

;,, o'clock saturday morning. tae qTiet VIZ
kbe;' e,;. aae was startled By the cry Of hre, an
lsss OF 60 unusual as to create general e1cse
CeC CrTetSs s rers discovered issung from the roo
neLt. h"Svsllpg Of mr. Vsuderhoof few doors
OF the ir'1ss ,s, lsndng, witch at one time sesmed
south o. 'I ..,ncIiop. But by tho a,tive exeftions
detd, d,tioSbers Abr and Of the fire department who
eeo o. ground the fire ives :. tS St SSS.s Sodss "d .ad
sj1fy sny 70 me furniture, most of which was re-
il aafetY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
1Aarersis..uar.

ZAyIsTowsKI's JUVENILE BALLET TRorPE.-
f' chtaksdof roTey perhaps the most uto-sns ever
witnessed sage 20 b. ptesensd PuRpYs NATios.
IhLAIEs sorFt They nrnb-r sy petty aud t.sr.ed en
grsd have es'ed es fuo:e. To night they spp- 10 La
FLrE DAscLSrE snd ballet erttsd The WaRREoas OF ist
HsREs farce By the Company will snd oene1de
the .nei iamen 1he Troupe s2p- every rh! sfi On
Weeaesisy and Saturday sfiernoora
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
IAdvestisem-ut.

TEAs.-The CANTON TEA CONpANY hAve on
rand evsry variety Trss fs 0roee sri Tee Dsesfs sna p
,s,e ml'e& Sorchoa. oOioas sad Young BJ,.s .2G Dc
&s 0unpovd-s s1l Inpera from 80 tc 0e Al oeHa ans.
e1,siy Also srs boss1 god FAsfLS IT,. tss
Csa saa sI~nns ~ rs C.s-san s.Sr,se e'sh 81
kossss ss<~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
fAdssr1Nmen-
RRADY'S GALLERIES.
ONHD . ''''

PHoToSzsPHs,
AxsRo-YfIs and DAGuEsRZorYrEa
Fos Ss ,nd a6 Bros1~.y, ksw York and No s.. fsonq
vAn.sav., Washington, D. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
fAiXsf.itemsl..
CYRUS ". FIELD

TPEa,L PHoroGRaPs 0! CYsUS W FIELD o. exhibitor AZ
BsaDYs GALLEEY No. $50 BIZ .G~sy over Thoupson saooa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

REPORTED ABpuoIIos OF FREE CoLoRED Boy.
few days since colorsd boy IA years of age, viog
in Houston street, suddenly disappeared and was sb-
zen, f,em home urtl yesterday. Upon his rs-sppesr-
ace hs stated ths. he was picked Up in Houston
street ard sssnss his vii carried to the North River
and placed on board Of sloop bound for Virgins.
He vss sovsd away 10 the hold and gagged to Pssvsc
ou.cry. Du.ips Sasurssy sigt: ts msaagsi 70 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

CHmp TRIoHrrsKp TO DEArH Or A DRrsAAs
RrffIAs.-A few days ago . drunken ramsn enlsr'e
. ss,cec in o.ssurch sve,us, tsp< BY ~'d'w
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

LOVE- AFFAiR-PRoBABLE MCRDER-CNsJCCEss.
FUL SuIToRs SUsPEcTEB The usually very q1iet
neighborhocd Of Manha.sett l.. l., thrown into 4
state of great excitement morning or two ago IN con-
sequence Of young man by the name OF LEX being
found yirg in the road leading TO bis residence in a
ttste OF intensbility, and exhibiting evidences OF
INC Il brutal essault having been committed upon him.
fsImer, who found young Leek immediately con-
veyed him home, where ply scians promptly attended
sLd adm Mustered rettoratves with bensfcia resus
In a short time the young sufficiently recovered
to CO ctmmunicste tome facts connected with the mur
derous assault upon him which csc. suspicion upon q
couple Of rival suitors as being the guilty parties.
According TO the Information obtained, it appesIs
that young Leek lstey became acquainted with a
young female by tie Of Lake also resi- lent Of
the tcwp and had succeeded in supplsn.ipg two rival
cano idates for her band, wAo in turn had sworn
v.rgesnce upon Leek the frs. opportunity thst might
pieseIt tse On the evsning Of the assault Lsek hsd
been making visit 10 bis lady love and vas on hs
wsy home, distsxc CO CT sbou. two miles, when be ".
wsysid los it is believed and beaten by his rivals
with clubs until be bscsms Lsersible, acd probably
tuppcsed 10 be dead. The injuries received 10y him are
of very serious nature much 20 that hopes are
entertain ed of bis recovery and had the farmer who
und him not ad occasion to leave home at a. esry
hour on that mornirg tie victim would, 10 all probs-
bility have txpiled without throwing sny light upon
tie suhiec. of the assault and the rames Of the sns
peded parties
arourd, ard caued strong feeling sgainst the su.-
pec.ed psrtes, for whom the authorities, at last &C.
counts, were in search.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

c,pe ho1- hs p,ses oi ccsoesinsns, ssG jrnpiog
uvcn cszs. bosi succe.cet IN re.cCirg tbs ss.rs
Tie sasr has bser psost /, tAs tAads of tts Hubor
Pc.ce for lLveet.s ssiO1.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

CHARGES Oh LtRcFM.-A lad II years Old named
Hsrsn GoodsId, was arrested sst evening by oilicefs
Rosch and Heusce Of the dsttc.ive force on charge
Of s'eslIg two watches te.oogipg to John l.. Mar
shall H. II. JotI son of Nc. lS2 Grand :treet where
tie accused also boarded. The eff els succeeded 10
recovering the stolen property. Officers Stephens aud
Slowey CT the detective squad arrested Philip Martin
en- charge Ct constructive larceny, in taking satcl
tir crystal put in, and keeping the property, which
will be recovered to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

IsqrsSr.-C -Corcner Sn.i! held an inquest yss.ertV
on the body OF Abrshsm Rogers at No. ao3 SsseS
Third street, who died saadealy. yscdic. Il
"De sta rom disesss Of the heat" WAS rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

ScpprS SDsArH-Gecrgs " el3on, rssdiaz ia A<s-
ris. was found dead IN his bed yseterdsy morcsnye.
lssing 6ied from dsesse OF tae heart, as suppoesA
The Coroner was notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

SgoprFrisG.-A boy named John Wallace Va
detected IN robbirg the bal OF ia mes Hoods houss
Van Brunt street on Saturday night. He wss ar
rested by officer Tuoney, having coat IN ais possss
sien. Locked up 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

IsfANous Assault Bi A NEGRo.-On Thunday
Set, sresro called "Blsck Pete, formerly az ssxs-
rtsr on tie Astoris ftrry boat committed irfamsss
ssssult upon the person of little girl named Resanns
Fsgsr, at Astors. He elticed the girl into hs roeu
6rd then perpetra,ed the outysge, in which he ~
eeioc'ed by his wife. lie then escaped. and he's ose
ye, been a:IC s,et.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

NJ postitn of ths ecp.s WI be v,sbe ir s1Tpsr q
the Urtsd States 10 tbs ro+kvsr1 q Flord.. T!r
National In'oNtgs1ctr ss!s;
"Tss etst.. wnict Lie.t. G. wiI ptcesb.y seie't
is &C suoencs Ct ths Ardes soout 100 raLas 10 tie
soutt esst of Pay.s ard fro-n vhsece tie earliest
phhse Of the cipse viii bs visioie.
kr. c. RsJ mond, 6 con Of S. W. Raymond. ep.,
CT New.York, will accompany hin as assistant, snd
eoes provided by The Sn.thsoDisn lns.;trtion with
every essertsl for tie preservation OF spsosns Ct
natural history intended 10 form part Of is already
Dsgnifoent c,binet. The Geld offered to Mr.. Ray
MGR d has never been eIpoIed by nstursl.sts.
IN. Leis Of Paris, is the only estronouer Of whose
departure from Europe Information has been received
by tie Smithsonian In,t;tution. Lieut.. Gits wiz
meet him 8. Psyta, scd confer with AIN upo, the
most advantageous pan fox securing all the facts
sought"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

FoUSD DROwSXD.-Ye .ierdsy morning the bod
Of ar urkDown won an WIS found floating IN the Ess
River. On the Brooklyn Eide. She was taken TO tn,
foot OF Ssogwick street Brooklyn. sud the Co one
uChEtd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

sc.oso came. EeG'eirs, set cslsd fer hqvo, Sses
ese refused tn oc scooun. s si. cccditoc. sud Go1
fa ths, lie would cot psy for IT, Tee is:.oS becsrs
greatly enrsgei. sesirg bEndle Of wood tarss it 81
tie poor xcm.u but f,rtur ssly the missile missed lis
am, end stiiki-g shsf. broke srun6er Of bot.lss
A little scn Of Mrs. McGcres between tEo sad three
yeas Of sge, WHO VS. II the shop 9; t1s tine, WAS
THROWN into coovuls;ors from fright sna renamed 10
such cnd.tioh Until Jestertsy when he cied DlEiSg
the Whole tine tie cdild wss quite unconscioGs, eli
Efforts the part OF medical attendants TO restore nim
proving ursvs:og.
Complaint has been made sgsinst tae fellow, ani q
wsiIsLt Is nov ou. for bis sI-est.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

SfsCrI ~ hOerATrY Ar rHf Al, sS,.. ..-.r
x,sa u dock "a Friday sfses'"e sA' va
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

BrRoLARiEs.-Within fsw days ps-t the buryisn
lave made several fucoessfl "ctacks' In Astoria
srd Rayepswood. The LOuses Of Mesers. Joha n.
Willsue and Muuford Moore, IN Rsyenswood, wers
eLered yesterday mcyning and robbed Of silysswsrs
srd iewelry to the amount Of 500. On Thurdse
light the houss Of Mr.. JAMES Allen at Astoria wss
en:s.ed and robbed of 81 900 in money. Mr.. Auee
bsd received 81 800 the dsy before the process
ylch he was about to purchase farm. Inc
thieves found out tie whereabouts OF the money eed
took tie Whole, together with two wstens' 40 issv.
;Ig tie house 500 Of the cney and tse W. vN -,
scsfT snce Tas mcEey vss n bis Of the wismsbSrsh
(r.1 RAIk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

PASSING CoUsTERfEu BILLs.-Deputy Sseod
Johr Friend are sted two men Friday the charge
Of passing countereit - and $40 hills on the Nsissd
Bsik of Providence, Il. l., upon hots keepers q
Grsyeserd snd sloUg the Coney Island PiAnkrosd.
They succeeded in passing OF bills at Wiggenss, TOT
tones HendIcksous and Greene and received chsags
n sood morey at each place. A. coon ss ths natsfs
cf tie bill, was sscertsined the Deputy Sheriff aud
Mir. herdrickson pursued them aud overlook then -
the cad. One Of them, who declined To give hs
rsme swallowed two bills but WA made TO di'ketGs
by the Ct,cer The other gave lis name al Syvsstsr
Collins. About 500 in good money was found spoa
them. They we're brought before justice NoorSes
and committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

DANCE Horsr SHUT UP.-Capt. De Camp last nigh
arrested Gustavus Linden Muller, Of Nc. 2lO William
street ard ore Mr.. Brondos gsmekeeper, on charge
ofkeepirg dancing and gaming house at the above
unber There were several hundred people in the
plsce when the officers came, but after soms good al
vice they eft quietly, and the house was closed.
roulette table and some money were seized.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

OyFRLAD.--CoroIer er Reitirs held An ioquss. yestsr-
CAS- vpob tie body OF sn irfsn', ss months OF age,
usn ed James Mccormick which cane 10 its death ~
beng oyerlad b. It's parents who resde in Adslphi
street A verdict in accordance was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

Michael BcDons.d, who wss stabbed Ia a rev ct a
Gslmsn pic nc in tie Eighth Ward, on Sunday last
il yisg precsrous condition at the City Hospitsl.
Hs nuries are more serous than At ire, srtcpstsf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

RIOT AMONG COAL-PAssERs.-The propretcre d
the Vanderbilt steamship Northern Light having re-
cekty reduced the wages of their fremen from 80 TO
so PER month ard the cos.p,ssers from $50 to 81
per month the struck on Saturday, ard determined
to prevent others going 90 bosrd In theu stead a.
the steamer wss advertised to sail Saturday alter
Ioon ocock, Mr. Torrance tie sgen. of the line,
called upon the Mayor ard the Poles Commssioosrs
to suppress any disturbarcs tbst might occur. Ice
Mayor dispatched Sergeant Croft with squad OF m,h'
end Deputy Csrpen.er vita Cspts. Wa1ng, Sylvioe
and Weed, srlived soon sfter with larger force ne
eoa-passers ard remtn on the wharf were ensaged u
storing those who had come TO take their places. f0t
awhile brickbsts, stones, and luups Of coal dew soou'
10 lively siyle but the poll succeeded 10 ceHog' 'oo
wharf Of the rioter The strikers procured ree'ice
mebts TO the number Of nearly q thousand men, ana
attempted 10 force their way to the steamship. oo'
were beaten back by the police and several OF 'ne
g!eadeis srrehed. Fooled in this, nunOer o
them proceeded to the Battery and to;k small ooa1'
with the intention Of stopping the stsamtus tn.'
to put the rev crew on board the steamer, when
lying in the stream. As moot Of them were despe'a''
men, hasned by drink, and pretty well armed 'as'e
would in al probability have been serious coh.'os
had rot Deputy Carpenter cent force OF twenl''uV'
tficen on the steamer when she put into tne '''e'
This overswed the riotes, ard the nsw TeS were Pu'
on beard just below Governors Island, WItnou' luz
tber trouble The police then came ashore IN 'ae ,us
ard the Northern Light went To sss about o ci''A
tie evening. Size takes out sbout l5O psssenssr
CHmp TRIoHrrsKp TO DEArH Or A DRrsAAs
RrrFIAs fsv DAYS ac,c q drunken ram sn entsrsa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

ScALDED TO DEATH--An inquest was hold on Ss!
urosy upon the body Of Cathsrre o OConnsll, chill
Fix ears Old who DIED at No. l2j Greenwich avenue
from scslds received the day previous. Tie chiii
sppesrs pul ed pitcher hot ccfee her persc
and was thus fatally scsldsd. veidic', "Acciderta
death"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

FOUSD DROwSED.-Corouer Perry held su inqTsa
SIS urday upon the body Of John McCusky psd
der of hardy are, who Was found drowned in tL
North River, u ar the foot OF Jay street. Dscesse
was ar Incorporate man, ard is supposed to hay
fallen of tte pier while intoxcsted. He had bee
mssirg fer two days. veroict Of " Death by drowr
ing was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

FArAt AccIDrST An inquest was held S,tur
James Farrell child three years DID, who died fon
Injuries 10 the head. Ii appears that cl)tbe3 pole
accidentally f. from tie roof of the h)use upon tbs
cLid, who was struck by !! upon the head and fatally
mined Verdict, Desth by injuries accidentally re-
ceyed."