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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

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 It is with no fear of Wars effect upon their literary fortunes, that the publishers of The New York Mercury acknowledge the uuwaver- ing loyalty of their two hundred thousand subscribers, and announce to them, and to all, that the New York Mercury for this year (1863) will be richer in every luxury of polite literature than ever before. It is no upstart speculation, no temporary ''sensation," but . first class literary weekly, which has been fa- miliar to the United States for quarter of . century and while the wishy-washy mush- room prints of yesterday are cutting down their talent even while they raise their sub seriplion price, The New York Mercury main- tains all it's great Staff of Romancers, Poets, Humorists, Essayists, Story. Tellers and Edi- tors, and promises to make it still greater fer 1863. y
 It is the one paper for every home. It's forty columns of reading matter per week constitute an unparalleled
 Conservatory cf ths Eatertaining. and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties of Verse, Gossip, Feuilletons, Broadsides of Humor, and Poliskcd= Editorials, combine to epitomize all the charms of
 wlT.ANDs SENTIMENri-t The husband reads it to his wife, the mother 10 her children, the lover 10 his sweetheart,  lIe .oldicr to his comrades and the village '. ho lmaster to the circle around the stove. Ii Is familiar to the sight of every man, wo- man and child in our country. and has regular subscribers in several countries of Europe The New York Mercury is also identified with the grandest patriotism of the age, for several members of its brilliant Staff hold high rank in our noble army, and have made themselves as famous with the Sword as with the Pen.- The great illustrating artist of the New York Mercury. the inimitable Darley. gives the pa per the highest attributes of Fine Art; and yet this largest literary weekly of the day promises to surpass itself in all these respects during the New Year se3 RE tf z
 The frstsNew York Mercury Novelette for the New Year, commenced in the issue of Jan. 8, 1868, is called
 VICTORIA ];
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

Messrs. LAZARU US & MORRIS PRACTICAL OPTICIANS { &oCULIsTs, IN HARTFORD.
 The public are fully appieciuting the man, advantages to be derived by the
 SKILL, CARE AND ATTENTION InvariabIy practised by them. as is shown b, the large and constantly increasing patronsg, accorded Messrs |. M have succeeded ir gaining a business of much magnitude (sptts Q e pradics sought to be creGted by inferested dedt sTsJ by 2 conscientious anu answering consul tati0n of the interests of their customers. and the practice of courtesy, and integrity in the conduct of their business.
 An examinat.On of the Eye is made in all cases, and the greatest care taken to fit acctl- rately and unsrringly. This they are enabled by the perfect knowledge of their profession. and the large practice they enjoy, to ensure unfailingly to their patl lons.
 The Lenses used possess the peculiar and import tant distinctive features of PRESERy ING as well as ASSISTING THE SIGHT, and as result they LAST MANY YEARS. with out change being necessary. #
 The material form from which they are ground, is manufactured specially for Optic purposes, and is PURE, HAID and BRILL, sIANT, and not iabIe 10 become scralched. They. in all cases, enable the wearer to pursue the most difficult Eye labor with perfect ease. com. fort and satisfaction.
 TAEy ARE CERTAINLY THE MOST PERFECT Al. sIsTANTs TO DEFECTIVE VISION EvkR INTRoDUcEp and are strongly recommended to those suffer- ing frem impaired or diseased vision.
 In casee where the sight is beginning to fail a timely adoption of them will prevent the necessity of contiucus wear. An occasional use is only required at times when the eye is tired or wearied from too close application. Their BEAUTIFUL PERFECTED LENSES are set in Gold. Silver, Steel, and Shell Frames of the finest material and finish, and are offered ut prices strictly moderate and consistent with the very superior quality of the article given.
 MESSRS. LAZARUS & MORRIS.
 Really grateful fof the extensive patronage bestowed upon them from all parts of the State, will not fail in their psrsistence to give and to ensure continuance antl extension Of the same, which they most re- spectfully solicit. .
 Office Hours from A. M. to 8P. M.
 HG Notice ths Address.
 s. LAZARUS & MORRIS.
 Practical Opticians and OcuIists N No l7 Up Stairs. Hungeiford & Cone's Block,
 HARTFORD, Conn. ,s And I84 Main Street.
 SPRiNGFIELD, Mass.
 MIR MORRIS will visit Litchfield. once eve ry Three Months, and have an Office at Smith Hotel If 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

fgs Read the Price List of the Peoples Previ- 268 Greenwich St., N.iY. into-duy's paper;rit will save you money. 6. l-y
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
|Notice.

ID UHRERS Ropaiyed. -- You. can cet your . = 6ll @lebbss 20 ts and aboss psnded apd
 Q. KlRcaBERoEB's.
 \. Rubher eoles pnt on LsAther hoo}s and shoep 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
Ladies

If you want to buy DRESS GOODS CHEAP for cash, you can be suited at
 BISHOP & SEDGWIcKs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ,,
 
 Litchf1rId soldiers Aid Ass0ci- x A atiOn. TYRE Managers announce that MT. EDWARD
 5. GopLD will give g course of READINGS for the benefit of this Association. at the Court House, commencing on Thursday Evening, June 25th. The Programme. of the entire Curse ia us follows :4 Thursday June l25th, JuLrus CESAR. Thursday, July 9th. KING LEAR. Monday, July 18th. MERCHANT or VENICE. Monday, July 10th, MgcH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Thursday, July 28d, MACBETH Monday, July 18th, BYRON SrEax OF CoRINrH together with, tlie following Selections from the Bible. viz
 MATTHEW. Chapter VI, from v. 1s, and With s& Chapter
 JoHN. Chapter K. M %e -rg I ICoRINTHfANs. Chapter Xv GENESIS. Chapters XIII to XIV. inclusive Tickets of Admission al 9 cents each. may be had Of Riyerius Marsb. at the Post Office. The Reading this Evening, June 25th, will commence at 2 o'clock and for the remain dernf the coArse. Ut quarter before 8. Pune uai atteniance is requested, to enable the read er 10 begin at the time advertised. so that be may finish at reasonable hour. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, q ONE HORSE MOVING MACHINE "A called Young Giant, ,''--il1 exood or,lcr It has been in use two seasons, bit the owner has sold his land, and thereerc wishes to sell the>M achine
 Inquire of W. NJ. DEAN X co, Plymouth. May 18th. 1888. tf6-
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
CaE1lo Into

TnyHE enclosure 0f tho Subscriber, on the .I 9th of June, le63s two ysarling Heifsrs. white, with star in the furshesd sof each. The owner is Feqasstsd to psoye property, pay - 2 sss' ' ss'''' MOsks wADHAMs.
 aoshsn, June leshs 1881. N ss stel0
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

OLD r1pEIks, {. 7. T1oR Whipping. Ac. For s1le at this oiI,ce. PEics, 25 csnfs per hundred M6
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
STRAY,

LxTcHFxDID I1gsTxxU3H. snyHE Spring Term of tho Institute will open on Monday, May 4th. l6eS.s @
 The shbscriber hAying purchased tho School Furniture and rented tho building lateIy occu- pied by Miss Taylor, Intends to devsts herself to the business Of Teaching. for the next year, n Litchteid ..and hJpes for a continuance of sors. 5 The School will be conducted on the sanae genersl plan as herstoiore, and VIII bo open. tor tn present. to both boys and girls. s.
 EMILIE .. DELAvAN.
 La ecnleiu, Aps1I StiIs l668. If 6I
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

OUR STOCK OF GOODS is now being rcplenished, Y weare prepared to show a good assortment to our friends & customers, and all at satisfactory prices. g
 sr gs ng X ! \ HART. BROS < co.
 tf-l At West Goshen
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
'Photo8raphs.

E fg HTS NEW SKY-LTGHT is const ructed upon strictly Scientific PIinciples, hxviHe the advantage of . Northern Expoeurc. rendering .he Shadows soft and agreeabIe. S
 Charges as low as those Of other well reru- lated Galleriee. Call 1t thes0ld Staud. First Building South of tho lfapuion Horse. Hay 9th, 1868 tfs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEDS, 1t HART, BROS. & CO.,,
 Large Supply and at Low Prices. If
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

sDUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER euppaiesa want felt by every good housekeep or. Every sheet will kill | quart where flies are thick Remember that it is DUTCHER'S that does this, and refuse the base limitations that gre offered. Tho cal article is for sale by all respectable Druggists
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
 Ll O6ice at East Kent. Conn, June 18th, lS0S& . S MT lsiO J. FRY, PM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

Dated q watertown, Conn, Msy IF, lsea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

The firstsNew York Mercury Novelette, for the New Year, commenced in the issue of Jan 8, 1868, is called
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25

have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person MORE COM PETENT and TRUsTwoRTHY, and more capable of putting their applications ina form to secure for them m early and favorable consideration at the Patent Ofice.'' @gs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
ATTEnITIoN

LEI AS heretofore been paid to the proper AA fitting Of Speetarles to each peculiar condition of the Eye. A new srx in this branch of Silence has dawned Eince the estab- lishmentSof
 Messrs. LAZAR US & MORRIS,
 PRACTICAL OPTICIANS < &oCULIsTs,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

OyyctAI1 ApyoukSEp SEssroN-MospAY. July 9. 1852
Tho Board met In their Chamb.f
No II City Hail. and In coDpisnce with section - Of INC
Act pa,sed April H. 1889 entitled An Act In relation TO
TaIes AID Asemsnts In the City Of Nsw-fork and 70
amend the several scts in relation thereto"
Presen-Thonss Little ESQ., President and the fsiovins
members: .,
Supervisors Shook, Bluns wsissmsn. Stewart, Pudy,
Davis, Ely, Roche and Tweed-tn.
The minutes the t mss'rg were reed snd approves
ASSESSMENT ROLLS FOR 1863.
Ths foown received from the Com
one Of Iss and Asssssments transmitting the assesS
mert rolls for 1853:
OsyIcK OF the CoxprssoSERs OF TAxHs AND AnEn-(
hvSTs, No. 81 Chambers street. I
New CorRrHou,s, Nuw.YoHx, July 9. 1869
To he Hon0ratL ne y ard Of Ssp~ss0r' Of tie C"y and
Cousfv Of Ser- York;
GENTLEMEN: In obedience to the requirements OF tho
statutes of tire State Of New York hereby transmit to you
copies Of the Asssment Rolls Of the Real and Persona
Fateof the City and County Of New YORK. Tor the year
1853 corrected ard revised IN this office from the ssses
m'de By the Deputies appointed BY law TO msAe sueh
asssssnspts
We have prepared table showing the aggregate vsus Of
the real estate IN the several Wards compared with We
vtuaious Of 1862 together with similar stasmens a. 70
personal property. This table you will ind annexed
proper that should state to Board that nun
Der Of csorah pending before the Courts 10
United States securities have done In 10 for Your
Board tale speh scon IN the premises may deem
proper. Hsspecusly, ,,,,.,rcou
J. w. BROWN.
Comrisioners OF TaIes and Assessnenta
RELATIVE vALrI THE nRAL AND PHRsosAL DTAfh ~
0IHu COUNTY sEw.yoRK ~ AsskssRp - ioo<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

ANON = wi III moSUS' Coumissionsrye Of
JOSIAH w. BROWN. Taxes and A''s''msnta
Which received and referred to the Committee on
BILLS.
Bn Of Cornelius Allison amounting to ele7 for board Of
detained witnesses for June. 1869
Which wa referred to the Committee on Criminal Courts
ard Police
Whicn va. rsisrrei TO the Committee on Civil Courts
Bin 70 vandsw ter amounting to % 81 for postage for
Which was rsfsrrsd the Committee Civil Courts
Bill of tho City Inspector amounting 70 $16l &C. for record
Which W" referred to the Committee on County oacsra
RESOLUTION.
supervisor PuRpY presented the following Wat
heas In pursusncs Of the direction Of this Board the
metropolitan Police Commssione b,ve purchased grounds
sad erected building to be Known and used Po-
lice hsedquss out Of not appropriated for Police
poe used by ssid officers the title Of said grounds
Ana Sid srouns. and buSSas b.,s hen n.is for
With the Of shout $780, which win DO
qu'ed complete sAa building with the nscsay a1tarss
Rnoired, That the Board Of Metropolitan Pole. Commis
% sSd ns s hsIssf ~ . .nS s.
to The Police force stationed the County Of New
ois during the year 1862 sum not s1ossdins $500
tho purpos Of completing the building known the Police
Hsadqaasu, on Mulberry aud Mott Streets between Hous.
ton aud Beeeker streets. In thi. city.
Ad@s,lv, -sup.vi.ol. Conns Davis, Ely, Li.tls, Pur
dy kochs. Shook. Tweed and Wsi s.
+' CONGREGATIONS.
n; =, s.. oyr,os NIw.Yonr July ., 1861
IT Ths S: 3 S pr s sns s s:fS
r. s ty nd - sis .pS
ch.p al, Laws Of 1855 transmitted Tor the isforms,iOu
Of Jour GEORGE oFBSRE. M ISa sam'
MATTHEW Il. BRENNAN, Compuollsr.
In pursuance Of the second section Of The en,tlsd An
ses y enable the Beard sfespsTvos Of the County Of New.
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Washington tBr.), Brooks Liverpool
June "a and Qaeenstown 18th at ndse aud $50 steer
age 20 ,s and threw IN. new, for The Pres:
overheard Since then had dense foga June % $40
IL mile. n e. Of rasIar passed steamship Edinburgh bound
r. snme day, at 630 M OF saltes passed ships Culuva.
tor and Guy Manneriug bound up channel
Steamer Aida, Robinson. Philadelphia, nds~ 10 james
steamer Octorsrs McLsus hln Baltimore mdse. william
steamer Artisan. Kirby Baltimore. nd,s 70 William Dali
steamer Concord. Norman, PHILADELPHIA mdss to Lopez
Kin patrick. =. -
hours to u. y. Assistant Quarternsster.
u. 8 steamship Gov. Buckingham from cruise
Slip Elizabeth Hamilton. bite, Marsess " days with
vine and Atkins Co. Passenger Mr. Henry For.
Bark Primossnio (Ausl Zs,e Cardiff 81 days. coal to j.
B.II Ths.. Kimbsl pernamcucS % days, pepper from
Bark H. Giovanni u NJ Guids Msseilles IS days. u,dse,
BMi Topsks sunberr Sew.ots.ns June H. sugar and 30
BsS REINDEER (sf New Haven, wsIpston Barbados "a
days nolssts H. Trow Sons Of New Haven June
80 o Bermuda spoke Br bark Jeanette bence Iteering
Big Princess Royal (of Newboud) Bermuda days. pos-
toes to Jones Tough Had light S. winds most Of the
Bns Continental tof Windsor N 81 Ross Trinidad Cuba
June 10, via Phil.dsiphis days, sugar to master. t
Brig Iris tof Arichst N 81. Buns. Mayssuss June 10.
Bds H.ddns N0rw., Lsnss. Mar'so' ~ day. ballast to
Hombos BAlchen. ~
BIS Lolenl Dsn Won EArsD, Monss,idse % days. wool
sfs soa,hera Beu. tRr. Of Nassau. N. 20 sfo.suieh
lon u S. spoke b. brig Lucy Darling HENCE fot 81 Thomas
Msiioa Mass Two month. out, With Dbl: oil =
Bf Ns%isi sNnN s'.s'' Malaga - a.y' ballast 70
BIs ManIon lof ssanpsrt Clas C.rdqn.s Juno a. via
PhiiadePhia July sugar aud molasses to Walsh Carver
Brig Three sitsr,, Hanna MsssiDA Nay =. psHsd
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sions'for Grant, with teams and drivers. The Yam
KEGS have Lost great many negroes, they say, IN
the assaults on the Rebel works, statement from
which the value Of the rest Of tho story can Dc in-
ferred. i
Grants loss, these men saw, is about $4,000, and
his re-enforcemeuts 60 600 y Other accounts say
10000 to $4,000. Grants bitches are stated to Dc
within 100 yards of the forfcatiops. Pemberton Is
countermining as fast as Grant mines. i4
The Atlanta, Ga, and Charleston papers contain
intelligence derived from men just from Vicksbnrg
who had managed 10 elude our pekes, Of which they
say there are seven different Ines They say that
everything is in good conditions theltroops full Of
,ptrits m Victory or defeat, for Johnston very
sure man, and seldom strikes until he gets ready,
and then the blow 10 heavy.
The Richmond Sentinel says that the recent call
for levy en- masse in Virginia Is responded to very
heartily, and that, with other patriotic farmers and
minute men Of counties in the vicinity Of GOrdons-
vile who had come in to assist, was the Hon. VIM
c. Rives. shouldering the musket ~ private.
BAooKHAvEx. Monday, June 20. 1868.
Rumors reached here last evening, that Other
rsidiug parties have started from Rodney on toul
Of destruction. The Yankees say that they will de-
stroy the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, II it takei
80, 5000 men to accomplish il.
r. NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
RALEIGB, July l.-Beth Houses of the LegIsla
ture went into executive session to-day 10 receive
verbal communication from the Governor. Com
mittses were appointed currency and matters II
the Governors communication. =. d. a..
Resolutions were introduced in the Honse approx
ing the course of the North Carolina banks in con
tnuing to receive all tissues Of Confederate notes
requiring sheris to pay into the treasury all iunda
BILE notes before the lN of August.
The Treasurer is authorized TO fund the same ant
sell bonds as the finances of the State may require
insrac,ing the representatives in Congress 10 ure
and vote Tor repeal of the funding ACT; expressing
entire confidence in the currency of the country, an
Instructinp tax collectors TO receive oil irsued 70
taxes.
Tie Potomac il said TO be high. The rain to
night will raise it higher. The capture of the Rebe
pontoon bridge renders this fact significant.