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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVE
Succession of Martei Pauct Jut Fauteur his wife
BY ToURNE & THOMAS,


Succession of Marei Paulet and Ja, Fauteur his Wife
BY ToURNE & THOMAS,
EUGENE ToURNE, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, Jnai, 5, 1859, Mt ~ O'Clock
w ut Banks Arcade on Magazine street will be sold pub
lie auction by virtue and in pursuance order from The
Hon Victor Bnr he judge of the Third Judicial District Court
Of Louisiana parish of Jefferson dated November 90 1855 for
account of 6 lid succession, viz
/. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the suuare
bounded by Dublin Third Bube and Madison streets in the
town of Carolton pari OF Jefferson, Nos measuring
each 30 feet front Dublin street by depth Of i47 feet
inches aud fronts on Third street. together with all the i'm
proyements thereon comprising frame house with beviiere
rooms gallery atcs kitchen with rooms chicken pi
tity Of trees.
z; TWO LOTS. OF GROUND, adjoining the above Nos
and measuring 30 feet each front Dublin by depth
of l47 feet inches, with number of fruit trees
8. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the same square
as above Nos and measuring each 80 feet front Third
treet, by depth of LEO feet.
=. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the same square as
above, Nos to 10, measuring each 80 on Mad son
street by depth Of III feet nehes No. the corner OF
Third and Madison eets together with all the improvements
thereon comprising frame house with gallery rooms
kitchen with rooms, shed. etc.
5. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the same square MS above
Nos II and u measuring each 30 feet front Madison street
by depth of M feet inches between parallel nes together
with aframe house with gallery rooms and kitchen with
rooms, shed etc,
R9=TERMS-Cash.
the purchaser d4 IL 25 ia5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

Ra-Qultman Lodge No. 20, e.. and. A.. M.
sated communications every FRIDAY EVENING, at Z
oEEI9ERs,-deq " Be9msn W NM y YIN & Seaman,
J. stansbuFy S.; A. II. Ashbridge D.; seaon J.
D. A. c. Pierpoin s.. S.; Richard Kain, j.. 81; T..
Hertz. Tyler. By order of the w. NJ.
dl35ly H. y, STARsBURY1 seely.
hrI.O. O. Fs--Cresoent Lodge No. 3, meets
gSs6y II oeoe oaee p 9pT TR II 9qa %
HOWELL, y g.; N. oVERToN, Recording Secretary
L. NJ. JAHAG1 Per. Secretary; r. T. BARBoT. Treas
uEer. iyIs6m
s L. o. o. F.--Hovvard Lodge No. Is meesa
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING" in Lodge Room NO.s ODD
JOS. MAGNER, Y. G.; GEO. II. SHOTWRLI, Recording
Secretary; B. DAsILVAI Per Secretary; THADDEUS D
VAN HORN Treasurer ie5
sg@Oraer or y. w. ms.-yVashinRton Com
eave No s. holds ifs meetings every TUESDAY EVENING at
zocock Lodge aoom IN The Carroton Depot corner
BaFonne and Perdido streets. dl2ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

NEW ORLEANS CANAL BANKING Co,
New Orleans Dec. 4, 1853 {
Kd~The yYell-IknOEVn Building, situated Mt
the corner NHcheE and Magazine hitherto
as the Banking House of this institution will be disposed of
private sale
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing the same will apply for nfo
nation to the undersigned
d. I'm A. H. KFRNInN, Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS GAs IHGHT COMPANY,
November 80, 1855
RB- The annual election for six Direct ors of
this Company to for the ensuing year will be held the
Office 100 Common street MONDAY the Sd of january
next between the hours Of 10 A, NJ. and 2o'cock NJ
dI In " y A'i 7 Treas,,rsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

GRAND BALLOON ASCENsIDN-Mt. JAMES
~ II. CLARK the ell,knowu Aeroaut and Hercuean
Fa1ormer Will make splendid from the PAY lion Gar
SEN Aigers on Saturday, ltt January, o'clock p 81 Mr.
CLARK will perform Of his astounding feas of strength In me
loon Creole 20
Admitta to the Garden Is cents d908f
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PARTICULAR NnrTnEs.

- v,R BANK or JAS. goBB Dec, Sol 1883
sor ~ sa.tAMe annual election for f9lrecf0rs Ia
MON II w yaar will be held at hs Banking HOUSE on
ddg IN WM q AfoJTtT f,..y,.-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

INTERESTING Charlottesville ceremonies Of the
approaching annversar; will not be concluded en-
tiriy on the 22d. On the 23d, understand, there
will be some highly interesting proceedings. On
that day the walking cane of Washington, it is ex.
pected, will he presented behalf of the ladies of
the Mount Vernon Association, to Mr.. Everett, OF
Massachusetts, and his spygass also on their behalf
to the Hon. W. L. Yancey, of Alabama who enlisted
in the same cause with Mr.. Everett, has delivered
eloquent lectures in several Southern cities the
character of Washington. The presentation speech
to Mr. Everett at least, if not to both gentlemen,
will, we understand, be made by Col. G. w. Mum
ford and it is only necessary to intimate that he will
perform this task to give assurance that it will be
we'll done.-Dispatch.
We will simply add to the above that, on Thurs
day night, February 3d. Mr. Everett will deliver his
"Washington" grafton, on the invitation Of the
Ladies'
The Ladies cannot find gentleman who would
make the presentation speeches referred to, with
more taste and touching eloquence than Col. Num-
ford--Rich Enquirer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

SERIOUS ILLNESS DR.. R. c. PRITcHARD.-It is
with the most poignant regret we Announce. thai this
estimable gentleman has been Frustrated by the ef-
fects of an attack of apoplexy, accompanied by a
partial paralysis of the left side. About midday on
Tuesday last, when returning on horseback from
professionally visit, he overlook little gill in part
of the road leading from the Depot which was very
muddy from the recent rains. With that kindness
of disposition which has rendered him SUCH an uni
versal favorte he took her up behind him until he
arrived nearly opposite Mr.. Sledges plantation when
he alighted and helped her to dismount. On at
tempting to remount he fell senseless, and would
have remained there unnotccd, if the child had not
given the ALARM when a wagon of Mr.. Sledge's con-
veyed him home. On his arrival, Drs. Foote
Brownlow and Howard were speedily in attendance ;
everything that medical skill could suggest was DONE
Though not without hopes of fortunate issue, we
regret to say, that he still continues in very cri
cal condition. His kindness to the child has been
promptly rewarded, and gives a chance that he may
be spared to his family and friends; without her
prompt alarm he might have lain on the road until
human aid would have been too late. The affection
which overwhelms his family is shared by the entire
community, for there are few men in Warren County,
whose loss would be more bitterly deplored than
that of DR.. Pritchard. That he may be spared to
his wife and infant children is the ardent prayer of
all classes of our citizens Wa'renton Neacs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

DEATH OF EMINENT PERsoNs.-In announcing the
death of eminent persons in Europe. the Richmond
D;spatch, says:
"That of Gen. Haveock will be read with mourn
full interest in America in England. 1t is said to
have been the Queens determination to raise Gen.
Havelock to the peerage: and hearing of his DEATH
she resolved to take his family under her special
protection. Parliament will make the Havelock PEN
sion of 1000 Unbeatable by the eldest son, and the
Court Journal says that apartments in Havelock
Court Palace will be granted Lady Havelock and
her daughters, together with the pension of 500
year. The brief and glorious career of Gen. Have.
lock reminds us in some respects of our own Taylor
Both had passed three.score before they achieved
worldwide reputation; both were plain, unassum.
ing men, guided by stern principles OF duty; and
both having encountered ten thousand perils, with
out scar or scratch, sunk suddenly beneath the
visitation of disease. Sad to his country the death
of such man as Havelock; but to himself, how
glorious and how sweet to repose that laureed but
weary brow upon its final pillow, conscious that its
mission on earth had been nobly and successfully
performed and that through the gate oimmortaity it
should march to brighter reward than any to which
triumphal arch and city's applauding multtudes
ever invited earthly warrior"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

/ Wn. N HowsKross ESQ, q HALuAx-Noe en-
iosing POUR scqpsiutalzS and being extssmelx anx.
ios5s that not only v&ginis but Che .1A0ss Sout"
should haveshe 6enedE 81 tkyvery abss speech de-
Hvsred by you on the 9th January, upon the SUBJ
iect of relieving the Commonwealth Of the free ne
gro population, take this method Of requesting
You to have that speech published just as 1t 'oas de-
sipesed honestly 5elieoe your objects end motives
:are rood. know mine are; and believing that the
circulation of your speech will effect much solid and
substantial good, / make this appeal.
may trouble you to some considerable extent to
write out your speech but, sir, may not say you
o,oe it to the people whom you so ably represent to
give them your views on this subject In the out
set was opposed to your views, but, like many
members of the Legislature, l was converted BY
your speech. have heard many say, that =" that
speech cant be successfully answered" Certain it
it, no one has yet done it.
The speech must be published-it is on move!
question. and which, late will be OF vital
Importance to the South. Euery man, eoery Gooer-
nor every Legislator in the South should have your
speech and beseech you, therefore, to give it pub
lcity. Every white and every free negro in the
land owes you debt of gratitude for that noble eft.
fort-I may say the ablest speech l "a Virgnian OF
sixty years of age listened to in or out Of our
Legislature. Sir let the State and the South AYE,
the North, too) have that speech, and vouch, for
one you will have the thanks and approval of your
intelligent constituents and the gratitude Of
STRANGER-FRIEND.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

FALSE KNOWLEDGE Is WORSE THAN IGNoRANCE-
The people of New England have the enviable re-
putation of being scholars; education of certain
description, ia widely ddfused among all classes
The result Of the late election shows how misdirect
ed has been this great engine Of power. New York,
New England, and the portions Of Michigan, Wiscon-
sin and Illinois, settled by New England people, all
showed that they have acquired false knowledge,
instead of the true. A candidate nominated for
the Presidency, without the remotest qualifications
for that important Office; and false knowledge blind
fanatical ZEAL induced majority Of the people, cee-
brated for their extensive literary requirements to
give him an almost unparalleled majority for that
high office. False knowledge is more to be depre.
Gated than what is snesringly called ignorance
PAik Argus.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

A WELL DESERVED CoMPLIMENT.-DR- SMITHS
Book IN NEW ENGLAND-"W. G." writes from Con-
cord, N. H.:
"A few evenings since, lent DR.. W. A. Smiths
book on slavery to an eminent divine of this city,
who is opposed to the institution of slavery, with
the request that he would read it and give me his
opinion of it. He has read it carefully, and his
opinion of the work is this: 1t is the best produc-
ton he has seen on the subject pro con. He
eulogizes it very highly an able work, and says
that he pities the who undertakes to reply, for
lie fears that he will have than he is able to
do. have given the opinion of this learned D. D.,
because such an opinion of the work, coming from
one who has no sympathy with the institution, is
worth more than the opinion of one who is favora-
ble"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
Democratic Meeting in OnsIow,

Pursuant to notice. meeting of the Democratic
party of Onslow county, was held in Jacksonville,
on the LIST day of February, 1858.
On motion Of E. w. Fonvie, Esq, the meeting
was called to order and organized by appointing
Jasper Etheridge, Esq, Chairman, and N. B. Ham
cock, Secretary.
On motion Of Col. L. W. Humphrey, a committee
Of five was appointed to prepare business for the
consideration of the meeting.
L. w. Humphrey, E. w. Fonvie, E. H. Costn,
w. D. Humphrey and Joseph Emmett, constituted a
committee, who, after retiring short time, report
ed the following resolutions, which unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, The time and place for holding the Dem
ocratic State Convention to nominate candidate for
Governor have been fixed upon and that the Demo
cracy of this county desire to be represented there
in Therefore be it
Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting be
authorized to appoint thirty delegates to represent
Onsow in the said Convention, which will be held
in Charlotte on the 18th April next.
Resoloed, That we take this occasion to express
our undimnished confidence in the integrity patr.
otism and craftsmanship of our most worthy Chief
Magistrate, the President of the United States.
Resolced, That the Democratic party have reason
to feel proud of his Excellency Hon. Thomas Bragg,
and We hereby return thanks to him for the f.
deity and ability with which he has discharged his
duties as Governor.
Resolred, That we take this occasion also to ret.
crate our unwaverng adherence to the principles of
the Democratic party, as marked out and laid down
in the platforms of our National and State Conven.
tons. -..
Resoloed, That, having full confidence in the Char
lotte Convention that they will select other Than
true and tried Democrat, we pledge to the nomi-
nee OF said Convention our cordial support -.
Under the first resolution, the Chairman appoint
ed the following delegates, viz -
Hill King, J, 7. Whitchurst, Elisha Porter, O. B.
Sanders. H. H. Sandlin. A. B. Foy, W. D. Hum
phrey. Stephen Dixon E. w. Ward John P. Cox,
w. B. Brown, e. K. Erwin. L. w. Humphrey, W.
Il, Howerton, James H. Foy, D. E. Sandlin, W. E.
Burns, Bryan Kelum, Green Hatchell, D. w. Sim
mons. John A. Costin E. Il. Costin, job Smith. T.
Henderson, E. H. Barnum, R. S. Mclean, T. B. Ho.
land, r. g. Ward, E. w. Fonville, 8. G. Simpson,
and on notion the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
On motion, the Wilmington Journal was request
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
Democratic Meeting in Mcdowell.

At a meeting of a large portion Of the Democratic
party Of Mcdowell county, held IN the Court House
in Marion on the Sd day of February, 1858, the
meeting was organized by the appointment Of }. s.
Brown as Chairman and S. P. Burnett as Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by A.
NJ. Erwin ESQ.,, in few pertinent remarks, after
which the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolced, That for the purpose of securing re-
presentation in the State Convention of the Demo
cratic party, shortly to be held for the purpose Of
selecting candidate for Governor, the Chairman Of
this meeting be authorized to appoint fifty delegates
to represent the Democrats Of Mcdowell in SAID
Convention.
Resolced, That while we will cheerfully support
any true and good man who may be selected as the
candidate, we desire to urge earnestly upon the CON
vention the nomination of w. w. Avery, Esq, o.
Burke as eminently fit to be made, acceptable
the people of the west
ResolUed, That the Democracy of Mcdowell DE-
sire to renew the expression of their unboundsa
confidence in the wisdom, patriotism and virtue "
President Buchanan.
Resolred, That Thomas Bragg, by his faithful anu
dignified administration of the government Of III,
State, deserves at the hands of the whole State anu
of the Democracy especially, the warmest grat'u''
and esteem.
Resolued, That as citizens of the State, entertain
ing the veliest interest in the welfare of the Wnos
State, not leSs than OF of our own immediate pa''
it. we call upon fellow citizens to assist in pres
ing forward to completion the great works Of inter
nal improvements now in progress to give to Us Wv
advantages others enjoy, and unite with US in oe''
oping the great resources Of the State. IN.
The meeting was addressed at some length oy p'
Jno. A. Dickson, T. G. w. Tate R. Don "'s0'
and A. NJ. Erwin. .a.
After which, the Chairman, in pursuance Oh , .s
above resolution, appointed the following deleg''''
viz:
John Carson, c. L. s. Corporring, A. NJ Er p's
DR.. G. W. Michael, A. H. Lancaster, Joseph u p%
gin, Benz Bird B. F. Bynum, E. Norris, JAS nss
better, w. A. Murphy, A. Higgins, Jno. G'I ~
Jacob Moore. H. Ballew, Dan1 R. Brown, .:
Hunter, G. w. Dobson, VIM. Murphy, Jas r ~
Greenlee, JAS M. Young, Jas. H. Brown, s. "; n~
glish, G. w. Carson, Thos B. Wilson, ): u. rs
land, Jno. Morris, Mills Higgins, j. c. Mh'tsO1' a
Deal, Jas. Finley, DR.. Atkins G. W. Glass, ~. ~
Conley, A. NJ. Finley, r. Fortune, j. A. Gurus n
G. Grayson, Geo. Ledbetter, Thos. N: HenppWG'
Aquilla Swami, G. Garden, ST., A. Glass, D u.r
Brown, Jr., L. D. Perkins, D. Hall, Lambert -"
ply. a.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were -
ded to the list of delegates. ..,e,s
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting lila
ordered to be sent to the N c. Standard ana As1 and
,Nssos, with the request the same be publ'snea
that other Democratic papers be requested 70 yf'
s. P. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
The Kansas Question in the Pennsylrania Legisla-
fNrp

The Kansas Question in the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb s, ls5s-The House took
up the resolution offered by Mr.. Ramsdell, republ.
can to instruct the Kansas Committee not to report
until the 10Th of March.
Mr. Mcclure raised the point of order-that when
committees have special questions referred to them
the House cannot instruct them relative thereto.
This was discussed for three hours, when it was
decided that the point was not well taken, by vote
Of 20 to so.
A motion was then made to adjourn, when new
points of order were raised. Amid the excitement
and confusion the motion to adjourn was declared
carried by the Speaker, the members loudly demand
ing the yeas and nays
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

~ to give notice that meeting of the Democratic Cit
zen: Of Orange county will be- held at the MASONIC
HALL Hillsborough, on Tuesday Of February Court
fun attendance il desired. - g.
February 2, 1885, IL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
ADMlNIsTRATOR,s SALE.

WILL BE SOLD ON THE 18TH DAY OF FEB.
w RUARY next, at the Court Heuse in Raleigh, be-
belonging to the estate of the late Jere Nixon
The usual credit Of six months will be given the
giving bond with approved securities. II sIaE
January s. 1864. AVst
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE.

We requested to give notice that meeting of the
Democrats of Wake County will be held in Raleigh Nom
day in the month, appoint delegates to the Democratic
State Convention to be held in Charlotte the 18th April
to nominate candidate for Governor full meeting is
earnestly requested.
January rs. 1885, ..... It'd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
ALAMANCE COUNTY,

We requested to give notice that Convention of the
Democrats Of Aamance County will be held in Graham on
Thursday Of next Alamance County Court select cand
dates for the Legislature and to appoint delegates to the
nestly desired - -
January Is, 1858. .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

''' Death Of Bishop Waugh
BALrnoRE, Feb. 9-Bishop Waugh, Of the M 1s;ns.
dist Episcopal Church, died in this city this m0f'''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
:coNrrRoLLER,s REPoRT.

axpoRr or The C0NPTROLLxR OF PUBLIC AZ.
COUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING o1t'
fENBER 80, 1851.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

go. (coaf1xuED-xo. ll) So
STATEMENT,
ass.o tie Sslvetios AZ real sststs dsd to 1an" a"
WED from sseA sss tspstos s aseera1 Cge ;sss
AZ ~ Stats also H. zaDss lssssd By tAs Cessts e. I
.ssl Qxsstsr &ssoas for Cbssty PSrposss, ssJo@o~s'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

CoussY TAx4
Poor S cents per 800 value n estate and y .,
cents per poll, e, U
County Expenses, Is do, ead <sdo., H g
Schools, 81 do, and IS do, 80 IS = z
Public Buildings, 5 dos and Is do,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03
q 400 LBS 4:.1 fresh s WI WHITE LEAD, from

o AAA LBS fresh WHITE LEAD, from
~9OVV Jewett & Sons, Brooklyn, Belle
vue and Boston White Lead Co s.
1000 lbs. AMERICAN ZINC, and 1000 lbs.
FRENCH ZINC just received, and for sale in lots to
suit purchasers.
VENETIAN RED, SPANISH WHITE, FRENCH
YELLOW, CHROME GREEN AND YELLOW,
AMERICAN AND CHINESE VERMILLION,
BURNED UMBER, &C., always on hand.
A large lot of pure AMERICAN LINSEED OIL
just received and selling cheap
A good assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
ACIDS OILS, &C.. at the lowest rates
Physicians Prescriptions quickly and carefully
prepared at the Drug Store, South street.
J. G. BECKWITH,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03

heara TINS anecaote from gentlenanaong
resident IN fniladelph,a. Two Qpakers "
tnas place applied 70 snelr society, sthey 40
not go to law, TO decide IN the following diff.
to have arrived meets ana sp In H. oa ~
W h a. 49,, ;'....a any n ssa sss nss wish
s.r nao rano rot,,saa H., Ing ,nas'ei =
iettor ;pfnrmine hin, Of ar Inss aa - -; eeesss
WIT lI shaiI i ha n 'i asss y ms sup.
no1 Ia. :; s not eliza ~ "a ssa laiq slas tne
tha yattas nso ~ anu sno.a p near of
writes to B. thus !: "Friend B., if thee hasn't
filed up the policy, thee needn't, for IRE
heard froa, the ship" "oh, olip thinks B.
to himself cunning fellow he wants 70 do
me out of the premium So he writes thus
to A {" Friend A., thesrbe'est too late by
half an hour. the policy is illedn a rpbs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03
Misses Farnsvo,.th

n RE now prepared to show to the ladies of Itch
a field and vicinity choice selection of MILL
merry and FANCY GOODS, of the latest and most
fashionable styles.
Ladies', please call and examine. ~
Respectfully MISSES FARNSWORTH
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hats bleached and
pressed IS ST
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03
Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBERS is NOW PREPARED TO
execute all orders Tor MACHINERY or CAST.
INGTON, CONN. All kinds II Machinery, Mill
Gearing, Skating Puleys, Saws, and Saw Arbors,
Water Wheels, Oyershot and Turbine, Grist Mill
Irons, Of al sorts made the most improved plans
Particular attention paid to this part Of he business
and The subscriber hopes by his long experience and
strict astediol to business merit the paronap Of
. ganerous public IN orders thankfully received.
s. H. BALDWIN.
Warrington, Aplil list, 1858. 49-tf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03
The Misses R0wlex

ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the
- Ladies' OF Itchfeld and the adjoining towns
to their new and varied selection OF MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS, Straw and Silk Hats of every
description. Ladies' Caps. Shakers, Flats, &c.
Aiso-A good selection of Collars, Embroderies,
Mitts, Gloves Of all kinds, Combs, veils Parasols
Msntillas, India Rubber and china Toys, Sc, &c.,
all which will be sold at prices to suit purchasers
Mourning Hats constantly on hand and made to
order. Straw Hats bleached and pressed in the
neatest manner
Litchfeld, April IL, 1865 tiyI