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7. H. HAWKS,
d. K CUSHING,
JOSEPH PERKINS,


The report of the committee was adopted
The Committee on Permanent Orgsnizs.
ton reported the following list of officers
my OOIn'
mittee, which was adopted.
CLEVELAND ARMY COMMITTEE.
STILIMAE WITT, President
JOSEPH PERKINS, Vice President.
L. F. MELLEE, Secretary.
s. H. MATHER, Treasurer.
William B. Castle, T. P. Handy,
DR.. II. K. Cushing, J, NJ. Hoyt,
D. P. Eells, Rev. Samuel wolcott,
VIM. Otis, John A. Foote,
Rev. VIM. II. Goodrich, Rev. Moses Hill,
J. E. IngersOl, Ansel Roberts,
Rev. s. B. Page, Rev. J. MOnteith, Jr.,
Horace Benton, Geo. W. Whitney,
Dr. Alleyne MAYNARD, Rev. Chas. Hammer,
J. P. Bishop, Jay Odell,
DR.. Edward Taylor, Rev. NJ. A. Hoge,
E. R, Perkins, Rev. c. Ruthenick,
Rev. J. A. Thome, J. d. Dewitt.
Rev. T. q. Hawks,
The following gentlemen constitute the
Executive Committee, which, according to
the Constitution, is composed of the Prssi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary and Treas
urer, with five others elected to the Office:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Shlman Witt, Joseph Perkins,
L. F. Mellen, s. h. Mather,
VIM. T. Castle, Rev. T. q. Hawks,
7. P. Handy, Dr. Fl. r Gushing,
J. M. Hoyt, Daniel P. Eells.
The successful establishment in our city
of this branch of the Christian Commission,
with an organization so excellent in every
respect as that announced above, is indeed
fit subject for rejoicing.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ENTERED Q,
stmr Morning Star, ViRer, Detroit.
Prom Comet, Wetmore, Green Bay.
Prop Free State, Atwood, Chicago
Prop susquehanna, Brown, Buffalo.
Schr Fashion. Sher nan, Chicago. 9,Ie9 bush corn.
schr VIM Kelley, Miner, Saginaw, B5,OO feet Ium-
sehr Game Geek, Barnes. Bufalo.
Schr Shepherd, Miller, Oswego-
schr Hubbard, Perry Osdensbursh, 800 tons iron
scow Marion Dixon, Skinner, 72OnO feet lumber.
ScoW Kane, Cobb, Plaster Bed.
OLEARED.- s
Stmr Morning Star, Yger, Detroit.
Prop Tioga, Waterbury, Dun kirk 900 bbls hour.
Prop Comet, WstmOre, Buffalo
Prop Free State. Atwood, Buffalo.
Prop Empire, Richarnson, Chicago.
Prop Meteor, Byder, uut1nagon.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt. Buffalo 1 900 obls Hour,
Prop Sus bushanns, Brown, sandusky.
Prop Young America, Davis, OgdsnsbuTEhs ISIS
bbls flour
schr Sargent, Hearnss Detroit, 200 tons coal.
Schr arrow, Bennett, Buffalo, 400 tons coal.
echr Amsgon, Brown. Copper Harbor, 20 tons coal
Schr DC nonad, Hudson, Port Rowan.
Schr Watts Sherman, Burke, Detroit. SO tons coal.
Schr Sacramento, johnson, Buffalo, 100 tons ccal.
Schr Caroline, GOding. Toronto.
Sohr II Post, Chapman, Toledo.
Schr Game Cock Barnes, Racine, 300 tons coal.
Scow sutler Girl, Carter, Detroi ; 40 tons coal.
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M ETS-lNVIsIRLR 3 UHTNTLL1=
IN lArEs and nsW Itook. A. g. RETTBHRa
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For sale BY ]. B. Cobb & Co.

HAhPER's MAGAZINE for June is Just re-
ceiVed, being issued earlier than usual in or
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CLHVEI.AND NooLEN LII

CLEVEI.AND FFO0LEN EIILI.E-
=. x Z. q. POPE,
bparistendents, Manufacturers and Dsalers lr
al kinds OF
W Oh econ
Consisting Of Plain FssoT
SAssTMEREs,
'DOESK1Ns,
aATTINEfS,
UNIONS,
FLANNEIs,
BLANKETS,
ETO., ETC
IA good stock constantly on hand, adopted 70
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool End PeltE in Oash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salesfoons
NO. % WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
d. W. GRGE.
Licensed war Claim gent.
o5Iisots Bounties, Pensions Back Pay, Priss Mones
and other War Cisimr-
SBPsrzonAl Attention lie given 70 the prosecution
oiOaims In the Departments ~ Washington
~ All pors0ns having Claims should apply In per-
1ons OF p letter. At once and they Will receive
.. ". GAGE,
eeftt-h5s td8 NureTt1F-Sf-. fnHVaiand %
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A LITTLE MIsTAKE,-Lsst nights Herald
has the following:
Orders have been received by the Adjutsnt
General, directing the Painesville Co. of Ns-
tionsl Guards (85th Battslion) to join the
2sth Regiment.
There are only two little errors in the above
statement. First, there is no such thing as
a a"Painesville company of National Guards"
Second, the company from Perry-the only
company from Lake eOunty-hss not been
ordered to join the 29th.
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ERENCH MUSTARD, sARD1N1s,
and Olive OH at HI6MAH'S, Euclid-st.
a1rgs-l49
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DEATH OF DR. MARsEmLEs.-We learn
that DR.. Frederick W. MarseilIes, Surgeon
Of the 9th Ohio Regiment, died at Lookout
Mountains, of typhoid fever, on the 2Sd Of
April. DR.. MsrseiIles was formerly resi-
dent of this city, and was well known and
highly respected in his professional and So
cial relations. The news of his death was
received by his wife, who is now living in
Newark, in letter written her by Major
Steadman.
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LAKE HAVIGATI0N.

1854. NAVIGATION OPEN. 1884
II. JGB Ss0E s. 60.
109 RIVER STREET, : CLEVELAND
Are now ready to receive freight for shipment by
Lake OF Lake and Rail to sll POINTS in the
EAST or WEST, at The Lowest Rates.
Auril 8. 1874. snrs-l4e
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asss - PrssrIss' PrOVlslsa E1azEss Es-
ROre-
The following ara the rates charged by them
EEmE-SBgsT-oured premium Ia n 2 p ......is
Canyassed Hams, p B...........-..-.----.....l9
grled Boot-E b...-.-;..;. c
4houidsrn-Sugar-cure , h..-....--....-- ......Is
Buson-Or Smoked sides . b-...-......-. ~
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rsnd'ed in bbls b..l4sSc
Prime Leaf, kettle rendered IN kegs , h..l5
PoFk-NO. mess . 90
Extra clear . 90
- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
70 railroad depOts or boats. All articles warrant
cd strictly PRIME and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
ksttle-rendefed Lard took the hrst premium at the
lats Ohio state Fair. BOSE b PREHTI5S,
Nos li2, IA and lfs Ontario-st-, Cleveland.
-l-s-HFa
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YUEIEZag H5IIJEF.
FLAGS AND BANNERS
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". CROWELL a CO.,
pn2s;IsI 1sT superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Ladies look at tho New Flowers and
Ribbons, st Mrs. Shsw's Rooms.
apr90 :157
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GENERAL BUTLER IN New ORLEANS. BY James
carton. New York: Mason Brothers. 1864
We have already noticed this invaluable
contribution to cOtempOrsneOus history,
from the pen of that most graphic and read
able of biOgraphers, James Parton. The
present edition is one for 4" the people," be-
ing issued in very neat and elegant form,
with paper covers, selling for IS cents. For
a cheap book :" it is one of the neatest
specimens of typography which We have ever
examined.
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- anvrRrLaEMENTs.

FOX saIrfs WTq1 prrTu HTaE7' -
WATTS, T" Is rOUND,T y "a m RIDING, - "OuE-
HfN@," nud cther short notices. mt exceeding
FnuE LfNFs- inserted fpFira IN this Column foT
2 8 rrufH. three fiules - reufa, four tluIeH
= r-utss ior AT over rnuR IIsEs. end not eI-
-sas'o yIqHT ITVFE, double above rates.
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bParistendents, Manufacturers and Dshlsrs lr
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2. B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES,

Revenue stsmps for Sale.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
NOTICE.

vgvHE Ssallions. ASHLAND, ACTION, and
 M HAP-HAEARD. will stand at tke Stables of the Subscrihers for the improvement of the breed of Horses in this County during the en- suing season.
 ASHLAND is too we'll known to need any description here. His Colts are selling vcry readily at large prices, ohe of his three year olds having trott cd half mile in Fl at Ne Haven last, Fall, when 5000 was offered for him and'refused.
 ACTEON is a full thoroughbred. and Is war ranted to trot his mi inside of THREE MIN uTEs.
 HAP-HAZARD is g beautiful bay, 16 hands high, 4 years old, weighs HOO, can trot his full mile in less than three minutes. Sired by Ashland, out of descendant of imported Sir Lovelf.
 Gentlemen wishing to secure the best breed of Horses in the County, arc invited to ealF on or address the Subscriber at his rssidence His Horses are s0srraeed to fnlnll all the above de- scriptaons. They have invariably taken the first premiums at every State and County Fair where they have been shown, 'aod the Sab. scriber willingly challenges competition from any source whateyeT. For information & to terms. &c. address GEORGE c. ItIrCHCM x. 47t4s Ash Grove. New Preston, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07

IVY HEREAs, Thomas Burleok, and other
 w citizens of tho towns of Derby and Huntington, have brought thsir petition to the General Assembly of the State of Con nec- ticut. to be hold on the first Wednesday of Aag, A. D. 1864, praying for an act of Inoerpo- ration for the erection of a Dam across the Gu satonic River. st some suitable point between tho present bridge of the '' Derby Bridge and Ferry Company" or its immediate vicinity, and the locality known as tho Leaven worth Bridge Place." or in that vicinity, with suita- bls canals for conducting the water to and in. to each of said towns. for the purpose of in- creasinS and enlarging the water power faoil- ities of said towns, and of improving the nav igstion of said River above tho said Derby Bridge.
 And whereas. 1t is made to appear to the subseribing authority. that the adverse par ties in said petition consist of more than twen- U indi iyiduals-T therefore, ordered tha3 notice of tho psndiug of said petition be given to the parties in interest, by publshing this order ef notice at least three weeks before tho first day of ths sssslo of tsid General Assembly in three newspapers; one published in the County of New Haven, one in the County of Fairfield, and one In tho County of Litchheld.
 Dated at New Haven, this, tho 26th day of March, A. D. 1864. HENRY BUTTON.
 sJqdss of the supFsm.'as:' Court of Errors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
U. g. In ternal 1ev-
 enue.
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.

ANN UAL TAXES FOR 1864.
 THE attention of 1ax-Payers' is hereby call ed to the provisions of the United States Ex else Law relative to the assessment of annual taxes
 By the sixth eection of tho act of July l, 1862. it Is made the duty of all persons, part hcrships, firms, associations, or corporations. made liable to any annual duty, license. O tax, ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, to make a' list oy return to the Arsista t Assrsscssor of the District where To cated. of the amount of annual inc",pe, the articles or objects chaIgel with spccial tax. aud the business or opcvpatig9!H: |iHtle to pay any license.
 Every parson who shall fat to make such return by the day specified, will be Ii 'hc to be assessed by the Asscssor according tu the best information which he Can obtain and in sNch case the Assessor is requIcd to add fifty Fer centum t. the amount of the itenls of such list.
 Every person who shall deliver to an Asses sor any false or fraudulent list or statement, with intent to eyade the valuation or enumt- ration required by law, Is subject to fine of five hundred dollars; and in such case the list will be made out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation and enume ration so made there can be no appeal.
 Payment of the annual taxes. except those for licenses, will not be demanded Until the thirtieth day of June.
 The appropriate blanks on which to make return, and all necessary information, will be furnished by the Assistant Assessors for the several Divisions, to whom the returns should be delivered on or before the first Monday sf May.
 REUBEN ROCKWELL, U. 5. Assessor,
 4th District. Colebrook, Feb 18th, 1864. 46t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
nIsTRlCT of Cornwall, ss. Probate Court, D Msrch 28th 1894.

Upon the application of Russell R. Pratt, showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Russell P. Foster. Lydia K. Foster and Charles c. Foster, of Cornwall, Minors and that said Minors ara the owners of an interest in the following Real Rstate, viz: ono undivided balf of the right of dover in the farm formerly be- longing to Luman N. Howe, deceased, situated in the North part of Cornwall. also, six pieces of land in the village of West Cornwall and Is the same property conveyed to Pratt & Foster by George Hayes-by dsed dated Jan. 18th 1s59 also one other piece of land deeded to Pratt & Bostcr by John Meth, Jan. 18th 1859. The in . terest of said minors in seid real Estate is val ued at about One Thousand Dollars, showing just and reasonable cause for selling the inter. est of said minors in said minors in said real estate. praying for an order that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same'as Fer application on file, dated the 18th day of March 1864
 It is or.aed that the foregoing application be heard at the Probate office in Corn wall, Ion the lst day of Juno 1864 at o'clock in the after. noor and thet notice thereof be given by pub fishing this order in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies three wecke succeasively at least six weeks before shia time assigned Certified from Record.
 bO'w II. MILTON HART, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07

A I Court of Probate holden at Salisbury fA within and for the District of Salisbury. ou b, 4th day of April, A. D. 1864.
 Present ALBERT Ndona, Esq, Judge
 On motiog of Mrs. Eliss Selleck and Levi C. Selleck. Administrators on the Estate of Columbus sslleck, late of Salisbury, within said district, deceased: This Court doth de- cree that six months be allowed aud limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their trators and directs that public notice bs give en of this order ty advertising In news paper published iu Litchhsld County and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post iu said town of Salisbury nearest the place where the dec ,ased last dwslt ''''
 Certified from Record
 6lws ]. B. sPFNCER, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE,

\ IL persons liable to pay Town tax in the A Town, of Goshen on the list of 1863, pay able te the Collector the lst day of April. Is! are hereby notified that will be at the store of Brooks Brothers on Monday the 4th day of April 1864 from one o'clock till four clock in the afternoon at the Store of Hart Broth CTS in West Goshen on Tuesday the 5th day of April 1864 from one o'clock till four o'clock, and at tho house of Obed NJ. Humphrey in North Goshen on Wednesday the 9th day of April 1864 from 10 O clock till 12 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of receiving said Fax.
 WE GAYLORD, Collector.
 Goshsn, Conn.,, March 14th, 1864. 3t4so
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07

A CARD.-TO THE PUBLIC.-The Sub soribsss beg to return unfsigned thanks for tue extremely liberal patronage bestowed on him during his visit sv this place. aud assures the Public that no effort on his part will be spared to insure the continuance of the same. He only adverts to the sOuRmLous and FASAT1oAL attack on him, by one BRONSON of this town. (More fitting the days of the Inquiation, or the prosecutions in Naples under the Frannies of '' King Bomba," :han tie free aud snliges- sned esttsens of our glorious Rspu6ltc) for tHs purpose of saying that no notice will be taas<h of any future Blaekguard s9ssions from tue si.n'e quarter. and with full coufdence iE tho jtrdk: ment of his patrons, will leave eitSto them to judge of the merits, honesty and oirillty of the respective establishments. -'' r.
 HENRY MOSES. Proprietor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
ART1c1Es OF ASSOCIATION

ARTIcLEs OF ASSOCIATION
 BROOK PIT MINING COMPANY.
 KDE 1T KNOWN, Tha. we, the Subscribers. HD hereby associate ourseIvej together as a body polite and corpor, te, by virtue of and pursuant to the provisions of the Statute laws of the State of Connecticut, in relation to Joint Stock Corporations, and tho following are our Articles of Association
 Article lst. The name of laid Corporation shall be " Brook Pit Mining Company.
 Art. 2. The capital stock of said Corporation shall be sixteen thousand eight hundred dol. lars, and shall be divided into six hundred and seventy two shares of twenty-five dollars each
 Art. 8. The purpose for which said Corpora tion is established Is as follows, vix. The Mi- ming, Raising and Selling of Iron Ore :; Buying and Selling of Real Estate. Merchandise, &c.,, and for the transaction of any business that may be convenient or advantageous to the full prosecution of said business.
 Art 4. The St tute Lays of the State of Connecticut, Title Third, An Act concerning Communities and Corporations, and Chapter Fourteen, entitled "Of Joint Stock Corpora- tions," together with all subsequent Acts in relation thereto, are hereby referred to. and made part of these Articles.
 Art, 5. Each Subscriber to these Articles hereby agrees to take the number pf Shares annexed to his nane. of ths Capital Stock of said Corporation. and pay for the same. as the Directors of said Corporation shall call for.
 Art. G. The said Corporation is established and located at Ore Hill, town of Salisbury, County of Litch6eld. and State of Connecticut.
 Dated Salisbury, Coun., Feb. 9, 1864.
 Subscribers Names. No. Of shares Ws,. H. Barnum Ex'r for
 Leonard Richsrdson's Est. Sixty three Shares Wm. H. Barnum Sixty. three Shares George Church Forty two Shares D. M. Hunt Forty-two Shares Henry Sage Forty two Shares Seth Walton Forty two Sharea Peter P. Everts Ninety eight Shares Nelson McArthur Forty two Shares B, N, Burtles One Hundred and two Shares George Barnett Twenty six Shares H & G. S. Gibbs Twenty six sharea | D. c. Warner Twenty six Sharci NJ. peGker Twenty six Shares Rockefeller, Reed & Co. Sixteen Shares Nelson uandon l9t2l Sixteen Shares |
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons liable to pay Town tax in the town of Cornwall on the list of 1868 pays bls to the Collector the 1st day of April, 1864, are hereby notified that will be at'ths store of John Avery at Cornwall Bridge on Tuesday April 9th, 1864, from 10 o'clock A. M. till four o'clock P. N. at the store of N. Beers < Sons on wsdkssdsy the 9th day of April, 1884; at the store of L. W. Bradley Cornwall Hollow, sa Thursday the 9th of April, 1884; at the store of Prstt & Foster West Cornwall on Friday the 9th day efApril, 1864, for the pur- pose ofressiviag said tax. All persona neg laeting to pay their taxes at the above times and places may expect to pay legal fees.
 EDMUND H. HART, Collector.
 Cornwall. March, 24th, 1864. av4s*
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
JOHN SCOTT.
NEW HAVEN Nov K 1S

NEW HAVEN, Nov Is, 1860. DK. LIonsHlLL-De,r Sir Last spring call ed on you for advice for the Catarrh and a Broncaial trouble which was very severe upon nae. It was with eY at difficulty that I could get any sleep at night, and had to bathe my throat several times in the night to get any rest. had used a,m ,st everything but found DO relief until tried the medicine that you pre- pared for me. Frcm the time l commenced to apply your medicine found inn ediate To- lief, and have improved continually, until I think l am now we'll and free from the com piaint. My general health it very much Let ter. Others trovbled in the same way would advise ts consult you by all means.
 Respectfully, WILLIAM Scow.
 136 State street
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
From Rev. JOHN MOTT, D. D., Pyofes-
 sor in Union College, Schenectady:

6COSuSCLa0y.
 Since first publicly acknowledged the great benefit which received from the skillful treat ment Of Dr. Lighthill, in regard to my hearing, letters Of inquiry have necessarily poured up on me tsom all parts of the country from par ties desiring to learn the particulars of nay case, ana am indeed surprised at the mum Der of individuals who are affected similar to the manner in which I have been. and therefore feel it more and more sacred duty which owe to those sufferers, to direct them to proper and reliable source 10 obtain the bene- ht they so much covet, and which so many athlcted ones have hitherto sought in vain, just as had done previous to applying to Dr. Lighthil.
 l had bad from infancy one very deaf ear which always discharged more or less offensive matter, and was the source ot the greatest an. noyance and discomfort to me. Last wear the other ear also became diseased, and both ears dlschal ged yellow matter very profuse and highly. offensive. My hearing became very much impaired and the discharge produced the greatest debility of body and depression of spirits 1applied to my family physician and other practitioners without deriving any ben eft, and almost despairsd of being restol ed to health, when proVidentially, I applied to Dr, Lighthill. Linden this treatment my ears be. gan to improve at once. and continued to do '>' "N>AA' i' Soihl'dIhtSfo snort tlme, DOeh ears were healed. the discharge removed, and my hearing restored. At first feared he cure would not be permanent, or that the stoppage oi dischaases of so k ng standing might prove detrlmentai to my general health, fear which find great many entertain in regard to the removal of discharge from the car. Nv experience, however, has proved conclusiyely that my appfeh snSions were entirely ground 'ess Tn both respects, for both ears ars as we'll, ana my hearing as good at present as the day 1 left o4f treatment. and the stoppagcs of the dls1hasge instead of proving detrimental to my health, has given me the highest elasticity and vigor Of b''dy, and flow of spirits not ex- perie,ced for a long time previous ,. ] wish the above statement might se've as iienera enswer lo tsose Interested. but should one or lie othcI desire to arp,, to me person ally. or by letter, will checrfully salisfj all reasonable drmaA'ls upon my time. '''
 ] avail myself of this opportunity of again publicly expressing my deeply felt gratitude to Dr. Lishthill, whom esteon. as a gentle man and man ofscience, in whom the high est confidence may be placed
 JOHN SCOTT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
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 1 New Haven. Hartford and Spring g6eld Daily Papers; Illustrated London News, Lon don Punch. and other Foreign Publications Leonard scott's Re prints of Blackwood's Mag azine and the Foreign Reviews and general Subscription Agency for Harpers Magazine, Demorest's Quarterly Mirror of Fashions, Bon Ton, Frank Lsrlls's Publications, ahd all other Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly Periodicals All tho
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-04-07
REAL ESTATE SOLID.

IT ELI TREAT, once again would inform 0D ms old customers who have % Mberaly rat.oaizsd hin during the past twelve years that ne mas sold the Store he now occupies and 1t will change tenants on tho first of (Jcte- bar next. The next six nonths he will devote his time to selling sf his sntirs Stock of goods. Let no one entertain doubt, asto ihe f.et that his goods are to Do sold out entire within inc next six nen.h;. .S,. Every psr:on is interestsd where goods in market. rule so enormousiy high, especially when they are assured thst almost e-tsnths of his stock was purchased before the advance.
 If anybody wishes te cut the Corners they now have an opportunity. as tho Goods will bs sold out entire. Every thing except Fixtures will be sold at private sale, if possible. and i any thing remains. the Auction hapmer will close up the balance. '
 J. ELI TREAT New Milford. April l. 1884. tf62