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SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Prof. DE C(ENIEL, formerly Principal of the
Music Department at PatapscO Institute, Md Efy
having been induced TO come and locate per 4r4xS
manently IN this CITY, begs TO inform the Musl-
ca public of Washington, Georgetown, and their
vloinitles, that he will give, to limited number OF
special pupils advanced in Music; thorough prac-
tlca course of instruction the Harp, PaT oforte
Guitar Singing, andOrgan. His general re putatiou
already known as composer. WILL he hopes be suf-
Professor. :
Prof. De C9niel will also give regular course o
Instruction tconhdeDtlal IN the Art Of Teaching
To those who do not yet find themselves competent
10 teach, or TO those " ho may wish to make Music
profession showing the only true and practical
method TO pursue for lmpartiDg stTlc-ly thorough
Musical Education, clasically formed and cOnden
lnt9 eight sections Or parts aud when duly qualified
Will receive printed Certificate of Merit and Com
potency as a Professed Teacher.
IL Orders received for the selection OF the best
Instruments without charge.
Addfe To the care of Mr.. Davis, Piano Store, ol
to the Washington House, Pa. avenue.
ma l3 eolm+
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W An eminent lawyer, who has given nucb
a,tntiol TO the subject Of the police IF New YoII
y' Sly' rsnmateS The number Of dead bodies taken
annually from the waters suIfounding I, o. ~
Jour hundred - W NC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-03

IL The Dutehman who sailed down the Nj
agara River the other day and plunged over the
Falls, now says he didn't go. He simply landed
on the Canada shore, after running very narrow
chance for wet jacket,
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Dentistry, 90.

II CARD.
bR: LOOMS, DENTIST, will be absent from thus
CITY during tho summer months, but wil
return the lst ot September TO resume hIs N.Y.
professional dntles, He will also change ~--LCD
MS "ihce for larger aud more commodIOus rooms IN
another oca ty, of which due notice Will he given
ma 81 lt-
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CHEUPLASTIC PROCESS
~ AN NIHPROVEMENTI IN
MEEH A 4 4

~ AN IMPROVEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
DIR: i. %. HILLS respectfully informs the public
that he ID now PREPARED TO insert partial ard ~
tull setts of TEETH at reasonable rates S>SSS
on this improved plan. The great advaG- ~LlID
tage ths process las over ali others is It's perfect
adaptation. The method of itself Insures a most
perfect I. The metal entirely free from all me-
tac taste AMI none Of the SccTetIOns Of the mouth
can have any elect upon It. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens of Baltimore, cOuGr rming
rs great superiority, can be seer. All those per
v ln suffering with ill adapted plates " IA
please give me call and will T. ke great pleasure
M explaining and exhibiting TO them specimens OF
the work. All inquiries SHOULD he nade 81 my of
hce, as am the only authorized agent for this PRO
cess.
Office, No. go Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18TH streets, next house above 6aUtIer's.
ap IS SIN
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TO DIPL ON MATIST

" CARRIAGES.
w r invite the attention of members Of Con-
gress, strangers and the pubic genergly a GEjh 8
To our large and supelIor assortment oiS2NNS
CARRIAGES PHETONS, ROCK N6Ss9
Always, BUGGlES, c., 40; all manu- featured
by ourselves, in this city, winch offer at unuSu-
ally low prices. Old carriages taken part in ex-
change for new.
Carriages of every description built To order. and
repairing well and promptly done At short notice.
SOiesroom-Pa. avenue. sOut h side, between llth
and eth Streets next door, but one, the Star OF
fce.
Factory-55S I2th street, near canal.
ina 2I -2tawtf e. II. GARDNER a SON.
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SECOND OPENING OF BONNETS ON
- Saturday next, at IN
STEVENS New Fancy Store, SEN
between 9Th and 10th SITS. *
Please call early. ap3r
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NTEW GRnCERY. WINE AND LIQ UOK
STORE.
Tha suhscriber begs leave 10 say that he has
onsned Scw Store, corner Of 18th and streets,
where he Intends to keep an assortment OF WINES,
IIoU0RS CIGARS, and hDe GROCER rs,
sne Teas Sugar, Coffee, Flour, soap, Olives. RsIs-
ms Figs SardInes, Ancnoves, &o., all OF the most
annroyed brands and qualities.
N'Fau,Iiss and members of Congress are particulars
Iy inyited to CAL and examine the stock before puT-
chasing elsewhere.
A general assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, im-
ported direct by the subscriber, AT wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
prOducs taken an exchange.
LeVy's Old Whisky of 1890 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctually attended To, and Coun-
try Produce, of al description. received on cansign-
ment. JONAS y. LEVY,
m2Iv 5s4 I2th street north.
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Municipal Affairs.-The Polls.

ELECTlON NOTICE.-The voters of the
~ First Precinct, First Ward, are hereby notih ed
that an elec ION will be held at the w ood Office of
MIR. u. L. cGlue on street, between 18th and Goth
streets, on Monday, the 18th day of June for Mayor,
one Member Ofthe Board Of Aldermen, three NJ Mem-
bers OF the Board Of Common Council, and one As
SCISSOR. ihe voters of the above precinct are also
requested to vote for against the propriety of in
creasng ths funded debt OF the city, with reference
TO a supply Of water.
The polls 10 be opened at o'clock a. IN. and close
at oclock p. IN. GEORGE EMERSON,
DANIEL SERRIN,
TERENCE DRURY,
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THIRD WARD-FIRsr PRECINCr,-NotIce is
u herehy given that an election will be held on
Monday, tho 9TH day of June, 1853 at the northeast
cOrneT ot 18th aud Nj streets, for Mayor of the city,
ard for one member of the Board of ldermen three
members ofthe RoOrd Of Common Council a. q one
Assessor for said Ward And also, at the same time
and place, ballots will be received upon the ques-
ton OF increasing he funded debt of the for the
distribution nf water, accordance with the Joint
resolution OF the Councils. approved 9Th May. 1861.
Polls will be opened at o'clock a. IN. and closed
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A SEVENTH STREET <
YOBIAS.
o PTIC IAN,
OEoe Socppd sforv. three doors fr~Sx

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Spectsces and tIlasses suited TO erery sitht:
Opers, Reading, and WstchmateT's oAA
0laSses; Telescopes, Microscopes InS1S
great variety, COsmOramlC StereOsoopes with rIeys
of superior and choice pictures hand. See sdvef-
tIsement In National Inteliigenoer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-03
JOHN BOWLING,
b. MILBURN,
r.. &. ECkLOFF,
-o,a-a FIsIzzs.

EIFTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-An election
l. will be held, at the lrst Primary School House
cOrner of South and Third streets east, Capitol
Hull, on Monday, the 7th day of June proximO. for
Mayor, one Member Of the Board of Aldermen. and
three Members Of the Board of Common Council,
and one Assessor for SAID Ward. Also at the ga ms
time and place. on the question Of increasing the
funded debt of the city, accordance with the Joint
1859. '
The polls will be opened at a IN. and closed at 7
pm. w. B. TODD,
$. y. McNAIR,
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ELECTION NOTiCE.-To The VOTERS or
Notice is hereby given that an election will he held
on Monday, the 7h day of June, 1855, at the
OF 2st and streets for Mayor of the city. and for
one member Of the Board OF Aldermen, three mem
hers of the Board of Common Council, aud one AS
SCISSOR for SAID Ward.
The polls will he opened at 7 O'Clock A. m. and
close Mt O'Clock p. m. CHAS. II. DAVIS,
A. w. DENHAM,
WIN. r.. PERKINS,
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F. BLACKBOARD. M. ID.

Having been induced ly friend 10 visit the ariab
hshmcnt of Mr. Tobias lur the purpose OF try ng h,s
glasses was furnished with r pair slightly coiorei
bue,whce have afforded ne murs relief and Cfatil-
cation than any have ever tired. Ny sight, Origin
ay very good, injured 10y writing and reading al
BIght, frequently To very late hour: Tut with the
AID of these glasses ] can study almost late
ever and that too without the pain have previous
ly suffered. JOHN WILSON.
Late Commissioner Genl Land Ofhce.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Leave Creenvile Monday nj 5 am,
Arrive at Mckinney by spm;
Leave Mckioney Tuesday al 8 an;
Arrive at Grccnvile by Bpw.
s7el From Erath Fsiendian so miles and back
Leave Era'h Mondava lam;
y Arrive at Fricndian bv 8 n IN; .t
Leave FrieodAn Tuesday Mi an;
.yive at Ern'h by spa
s7ss Prom sdsr CITY BY HArmoa'a asd Pine Valley to
Santa L,.r rrn, 10 miles and back onoe a week
Bidders Vim pose schedule Of departures and
arrivals "A r.,.f
s7ss From McKmny to rio, Point, Is mile. and back
Leave McKinny Saturday ,5ny;
Arrive at Pilot Hill by IL M
Leave Pilot Hill Saturday at PM
Arrive at McKinsy ~ 2pm. r,A
s1oi From MsEinny. " L.vi.''ie' 70 asa"''s n
Leave Mckirny Monday a 7am
Arrive sl Birdville nexAany by 0pm;
Leave BLdvills "Wednesday q IA ~;
Arrive at McKinny next day ~ 81"
s7s5 from Mckinney, by Rs.G hA asd
Alton, 90 milss and bsek, onss ws'
Lesve Mckinney Monday At 6ans
Leave Alton TsssaEy st6sa;
Arrive at Mckinney by ~ pin.
s7ss From shsrmen hy csy,or. sa.:!" aud Little
Leave Sherman Monday at6am;
Arrive at Alton next day by 4p M 80
Leave Altos Wednesday at6a at bts
Arrive at Sherman next day by4p m.
Bids to run. t~icc woek whs bc ccasidcred
s7o7 From sherman 10 Basin Syringe 70 niles and back
vvcRk
Leave Sherman Saturday atsam;. pw
Leave Leave sa.on ss't, Springs I Saturday apm;
Arrive at Sherman by M
s76s. From Boston, BY Dousasvie, Havana, fore'.
7 back once week "a ,s.4G
Leave fos,on Thursday ate . M
= Arrive al Jsdsr-sn next day by SPIN;
Leave Jcdcraon tsiasy at An:
Arrive at Boston nexl DAY by y6pm.
s7sa From Wise TO Denton ~ niiss and back once
NJ week. tssh s4
Leavs Wiss Mo6day st MT
Arrive Al Denton BY 8 n; t
Leave Dsntoa Tpssday as m;
Arrive Al Wise bysPa. ~
e77O From San Saba ls Lampsssas, - mlss Asd back.
q leave SAn Saba Monday At 6ami
Arrive at Lnmposrns " p m:
Leave Lampassas raesday Al 8 Ami;
Arrive At San Saba by ~ ~
s77, From Weathsrford 0olcosss &c. H,) IS miles
and back, week. v7A
Len.e WestherfoId Friday stN am;
Arrive at Rofconda by lU pm; -88 &tag
@ Leave GolcondH Saturday ae . n;
Arrive at WcatheTfofd bS l6p
STA From Parkenville Magncth. ~ miles and back
once a week. @ S
Leave Psrkersviils Saturday atssA;
ArriteAt Magnolia by 10 nj aesa
Leave MaenyIa Sasurdsy at 2 pmg
Arrive At ParkeuvflIe by Bpm
s713 From Alto to sumpsc,, % i'ss and back,
week. ,sw6
Leave Alto Monday at a n,
Arrive at Eumpter iext day by 6pm;
Leave Sumptcr Wednesday at mS es
- Arrive at Alto next day by 6pm
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Leave Centre Saturday st2pm
Arrive at Millvilie by p IN.
1850 From Fairfield TO Butler "a miles aud back
Leave Fairfield Saturday at an;
Arrive 1t Butler by M
Leave Butler Saturday At p M
Arrive at Fairfield by SPIN.
1851 From San Pedro by lona and Ekheafi TO rae.t,ne
2s miles and back, twice week
Leave San Pedro Tuesday and Saturday at 6 a ID;
Arrive at Palestine 10y IL N;
Leave Palestine Tuesday and Saturday al pm;
Arrive At San Pedro by pm
Bids to three times week will be considered.
8682 From Alto, by Rusk and Troutman, TO Summer
Groves aouiies and back, once n week.
Leave Alto Monday AT a M
Arrive at Summer Grove next day by tn;
Leave Summer Grove Wednesday at I n m;
Arrive at Alto next day by pm.
s6s3 From kusk, by Sulphur Springs, TO Douglas, 81
miles and back, once week.
Leave Rusk Wednesday at 8 m;
Arrive at Douglas by II M;
Leave Douglas Wednesday at pm
Arrive al Rusk by 7pm
sesi From Rusk, by Jacksonville to Larsss "a miles
Leave Rusk Monday at am
Arrive at IariSsa by pm,
Leave Larissa Monday at "A pm;
Arrive at Rusk by 8pm
$685. From Lnwood, by Mt Comfort Rusk Jacksonville
and Larissa to Brownsboro, 10 miles and back
twice week
Leave Linwood Monday and Thursday at a M
Arrive ut BrOwnsbOro pext days by IN;
Leave Brownsboro' Monday and Thursday at Z
fn
Arrive at Linwood next days by spm.
1886 From Lnwood, by Rossc Place and Hancocks To
Mogais Prairie, 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Linwood Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Mogallis Prairie by pm;
Leave Mogallis Prairie Saturday at Ia m
Arrive at Linwood by III.
s6s7 From Palestine by Beaver Barton Athens Malsko
Kemp, Kaufman, Warsaw Prairie, and Seyne, to
Dallas l65 miles and back three times week.
Leave Palestine Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Dallas 4th day by lOpmj
Leave Dallas Monday Wednesday, and Friday at :
I'm;
Arrive at Palestine 4th day by 10 pm.
1858 From Palestine by Tennessee Colony and Bethel to
0orsicans, so miles and back, once week.
Iaa~. pulou MnnAa q
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

| Leave Sbelbyvlc Tuesday al m;
Arrive at Na,cbito' hes next day by 6Pm
Leave Natchitoches Thnrrdsy at 8 a m;
Arrive a, Sheibyve next day by pm.
$3.50 Fr9m San Augustine by Shelby billiards,
Woods, Carthage, Goldes vals. and Glade
Springs to MArsh,ll, lO7 miles and back. iGrss
Leave San Augustine Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 n m.
Arrive al Marshall next days by l0pm;
Leave Marshall Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at San Augustine mex, days by 10 pm.
1851 From San Augustine to Marion, 20 miles and back
Leave San Augustine Tuesday az ra,n,
Arrive al Marion by m;
Leave Marion Wednesday at am;
Arrive at San Augustine BY 6P m
1862 From Sabincown, by Bear Creek, 10 Jasper, So
miles and back, once week
Leave Sabinetown Monray nt 81 M;
Arrive at Jasper next day ~ ~ mi
Leave Jasper Tuesday at p M
Arrive AT Sabinetowu next day by pm
Bids TO twice and three times week in
vitcd.
miles and back, cnca week.
Leave Sabinetown Friday al 8 a m;
Arrive at Shelby-ille by D p m;
Leave sShelbyvillc Thursday at IN;
Arrive at Sabinetown by 8 pm.
1854 From sabinetown, by Farmount, (no ofhce,) to
Burkcvilie, 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Sabinetown Saturday at nj
Arrive at Bukevi!c by I m;
Leave Burkcvillc Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Sebncto~n BY 7 pm.
1858 From Jasper, by Andcrsons Ferry and Motifs,
Jonesvlc, 81 miles aud back, once week.
Le4ve jasper Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at JoDcsvile next day by l0pm;
Leave Jasper Wednt sday at 6 a m;
Arrive at JonesvIle next day by 10 m.
1856 From jasper, by BcvJpovt, Pahplns Crock Bill.
lum's Crock, Peach Tree Village, Moscow, Hall
hk, and Livingston, to Swartwout l09 miles and
back, week;
Leave Jasper Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Swartwout Thursday by pm;
Leave Swsrtwout Friday at m,
Arrive at Jasper Sunday BY lam.
1857 From Jasper, by Rurkevls 10 Buus Ferry, La,
mil anndh
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Bidders will state the distance and propose schcd
s ule.
1853 From Stcvensvilleto Fort Beknap miles and back,
week.
Bidders will state the distance ard propose sched-
ule
1854 From Merdisu, by Flag Pond, to Sicphcnsvc As
miles and back, week.
Leave Meridian Monday at NJ; N
Arrive at Stcpteusvlle by SPIN;
Leave S,cPhcnsville Tuesday at5am;
Arrive At Meridian by pm
1855 From Meridian by Cora, to the County Seal Of
. Brown county, loo miles and back, once week.
Leave Meridian Monday at m;
Arrive at County Seal Of Brown county next day by
llpm; - n
Leave County Seat of Brown county wednesday at
Arrive at Meridian next day by pm.
8156 From Meridian by wea,herford, to Taylorvile
miles aod back week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
s7J7 From BrdviIc TO Odessa 25 miles and back once
week. #tHtt
Leave Brdvule Saturday at6am;
Arrive nj Odcasa by ~ m;
Leave OHeess Saturday at pm;
A'rvc nj Birdvile by pm,
s15s From Brdvie by TayorsvIle aud MuEquevile, TO
Fort Bclkuap Il mi and back once u week.
Bidders VIII state the distance and propoee schcd
ule.
s,59 From Wardville 10 Cansnche Peak, % miles and
bsck once week ..r
Leave Wardvi,le Saturday at m;
Arrive at Csmsncbe Peak by IL IN;
L-ave Carnanche Peak Saturdays n, 2p m;
s Arrive at Wardve BY pm.
o76N From 6;rccryie by McKnighs Modern Times and
Cclemap's Mills, TO Mckinney, 50 miles and back,
week.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27


week.
Leave G,lmcr Saturday at a M;
Arrive at Galloway by ~ m;
Leave Galloway saturday at pm;
Arrive at Gilner by pa. tg
sT2T From Greenwood, Ls by Bethany, EIysian Fields,
Tex kinlock. Grahd Bluff, Carthage, Reeds Set
tIemcnt, Fair Play Pine Hills, and Murv,l, to
Mount Enterprise, 81 miles amt back, twise q
wek.
Leave Greenwood Monday and Friday at 6 m;
Arrive Al Mount Enterprise days by SPIN;
Lcave Mount Euterprisc Wednesday and Sunday at
Sam; ffa EitN F
Arrive at Greenwood next days by 6pm ag
Bids to rui, three times week will be considered.
81 From kaufman, by Mlwood, Spring Hil and Oak
H'l', 10 Bonham, i0o miles and back, once a
Leave Kaufman Monday at esm,
Arrive at Bonham next ay by 10 m;
Leave Bonhsm Wedncsday at8am
Arrive at Kaufman ne xt day by i0pm
s729 From Kaufman, by Trinidad and Brocksvll'e, to
Wsxahatchc, as miles and back, ono. week.
Leave Kaufinsn Monday at am;
Arrive at Waxahatchic by 8 p M;
Leave Waxahatchic Tuesday AT a m;
Arrive at Kaufman by p
s73O From Kemp, by Prsievlc -Four Mile Prairic and
Hooker, 70 Gseenv'Ils, 60 miles aud back, once
Leave Kemp Monday Al m;
Arrive ut Grcenv'le next day by i2m;
Lsnve Grrenvic Tuesday nj pm,
Arrive ut Kemp next day by m
sI5i From SsrviIe by Mt Csrrsei, Garden Valley Can
ton, Cedar Fork, and Eure ks, 10 kaufman, 80 miles
and back, pnes week. tsEs
Leave Stsrvile Saturday at a m;
Arrive Mt Kaufman next day by IA pmi
Leave kaufman Monday mt A ma
Arvlvc nj Stsrvhlc next day by ~ y m
8732 From Noun; Pleasant, by Cray Rock, Lone STAR
White Oak, TAr~ns, fheodosia, Tmber Creek,
Greenvile, M,llwood, Rockwell, and Duck Creek,
1, Dallss, tts miles and back, twlcc a week
Leave Noun, Pleasant Monday and Thursday a, .
am.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-23
Connecticut State Agricultural Society. FIFTH ANNUAL, EXHIBITION,
 AT HARTFORD, October 18th, 18th 14th and 18th, 1856. S7,OOO offered in Premiums.

HNHE Grounds are mile west of the city, -A on the Albany Turnpike, 90 acres Tn extent, and in excellent order.
 The Buildings, Tents, &c., are all that Can be oesir- ed for the purposes of the Exhibition. aud of better con structon md more extensive than usual.
 ENTREES must be ,aade and every thng must be on the Grounds belore 9A. M. Tuesday, at winch time the Judges will upon the,r dutes Wherever practicable entries should be made days earlie by letter otherwise the books of the Correspond ing Secretary, HENRY A. DYER, at Hartford. TUESDAY-The whole day is occupied by the Judges
 in exaninat on of articles, and the Grounds are
 open 70 members of inc Society only. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FIR 'DAY-Ad-
 mission IS given to the public. At ocl'ck each
 day is a Grand Calvacade of all the Horses and
 Neat Stuck upon the Track The Exhibition of
 Horses, Trials of Speed, &c.,, upon the Track, take
 place by classes ia order of the Premium List, on
 these three days. - WEDNESDAY-The trial of Working Oxen upon
 loaded cars takes place at P. M. The Draught
 Horses will he tested on loaded wagons. T.
 Grounds at 10 A. M. and Exhibition ot Horses
 through the day. @ FRIDAY-At II o'clock the Address will be delivered
 by S0LoN RoB,NsoN. Esq.
 MEMBERsHIP-Life " $l5; Annual $l. iicKErs-Each life and annual member is entitled to all the privileges of the Society, to enter stock art cieS :or exhibition. &c and four 1ickes, each ad- miifing one person. Single Tckets g cents. the same free. s5 5a sga 43-.ef For other information, see large poster, which has hesn widely circulated throughout the State and the PREMIUM LIST, which may be had on application to the subscriber, by mall or otherwise. HENRY A. DYER, Cor. Sec'y, Hartf.rt, Conn., Hartford. Sept l6, 1858. 223t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-23
D1EGn.

In South Farms, on the 20th inst, suddenly, MT ALANsoN HALL, aged 56 Funeral, Wednesday, 2 PM
 In South Cornwall, Con-, on Saturday, the l1th
 inst. after brief illness, Mrs. ELEANOR GoLD widow of the late Col. Benjamin Gold, aged 93 years, 10 months and 20 days.
 This venerable lady was the mother of fourteen children eight of whom survive her. and her descen- dents found of the fifth generation. She wss for 64 years wife, and such the heart of her hus- band did safely trust in her. She also for more than 70 years proessed disciple of Jesus Christ and like one of old. full off good works and am, deeds which she did," Her memory will be gr;.te- fully cherished the benefactress of the poor-to whom, during all the years of reactive life her doors were always open, and whom she never sent empty away as the krd and instructive counsellor of the young, by whom herr versation regard ed as the language of wisdom and of love; and by all who knew her, will she be remembered as mo- ther in Israel, and friend of God.
 So strong and enduring was her love for the sanc- tuary, that, notwithstanding the nfrmities incident to upwards of four score years and ten. she contnu ed her habtual and devout attendance on public worship down to the last Sabbath of her life un earth. Another Sabbath came, and she was not be- cause God had translated her, to join the redeemed aboves and to worship with them in Heaven. Thus 4 blessed are the dead who die in tie Lord ".
 In Washington, 31st August, of consumption, FRANCES BRINsMADE, aged %
 In South Canaan, Sept Nth, HoRATIoN. WErH ERLL aged 56
 In Plainvl'e 18th, ALBERT D. Fox, aged 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-23
M E :" F ALL GOODS. A GOOD ASSORTMENT of DRY GOODS. ~ GROCERIES, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, @ e'' just received at
 E.. D. NEcNEIL's.
.rEW' FILL GOODS.
E. D. McNEIL's.

UST RECEIVED large stock comprising French Merinoes and Paramettas French English and American Muslin DeLaines and Prints Gala G Plai.is Plaid Merinnes and DeLaine Robes; rlaid, Striped and Plain Dcbages in variety; Pink Blue, Red Yellow and White Flannels Salisbury and Canton do., and Woolen Blankets
 Gentlemen's and Ladies Long Wool Shawls La dies Thibet, Stella, Cashmere and Cloth Shawls, new styles
 Black and Colored Dress Silks
 velvets and Velvet Ribbons large stock Hat and Dress Ribbons Fringes Buttons and Trim mings. immense atock
 Ladies' Cloths; Rroadcloths, Cassmeres, Satinet and Ready Made Clothing, at Loac figure. Gentlemen's and Ladies' Hosiery, Gloves, &c.. of every description.
 Ladies' and Misses Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, an assortment ~-Aa
 Sheetings ~Shirtings. Drillings. Jeans. Yarns &c White Cambrics Musns. Linens, Embroideries. Silk and Cotton Laces Edgings. Flouncngs. &c. Sc. Wrappers Drawers. Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. Shirts given out to be made mp. tSe.s- GEESE FEATHERS, GROCERIES CROCKERY, &c., to be sold low for cash, work or produce
 -.s--- s N. BRONSON. Litchfeld Sept, 1858.