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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
SHARON. August 29th. 1865.

SHARON, August 29th, 1666. Ar. Dayton--Sir:-The Piano style Melode- on I purchased of you more than year since proves to be good one, and think fully an swers the recommend. It is to all appearance in perfect repair, and in as good tune as 1t was when first purchased, and has been used near ly every day. would prefer it to any one have ever seen, and would say to all wanting . Melodeon to give Mir. Dayton call before purchasing elsewhere.
 .----s CORNWALL. Ar. Dayton-Sir :- I pur chased of you . very superior instruments Having bsensin almost daily use for more than year it is in perfect order. Friends visiting us are unanimous in esllent tune, and superior quality of tone can not be surpassed. Respectfully yours,
 ". ". BALDWIN GosHRs, September 29th, 1865. have had Dayton's Melodeons in my houss for twelve years and from experience as to their durability. keeping in tune and quality of tone, would advise those wishing to pur- 1 chase musical instrument of that kind to try Dayton's. ss.3 SIMEON LOOMS. WINCHESTER CENTRF, Sept. 2zth, l8S6, I .Nr. Dayton-Sir The Piano atyls Melode- sn purchased of you last Spring proves to be good one, and all good judrss of music that have seen and heard it, speak in the high est terms of it. |. B. HURLBuT. l NORFOLK, Oct. sth 1865. have used one of A. Dayton's Piano Mslo- 1 deons nearly three years and consider it one ! of the very best. It has never got out of re pair, although used nearly everyday. It blews easy, speaks quick, can be played loud or soft and is we'll adapted to all kinds of Music.
 I HENRY PENDLETON. SHARON, Sept. 18th, 1865. 3 purchased one of Arvid Dayton's Plane style Melodeonss five years ago, and ityis ! 1 good one. It is used almost every day, hal 1 never got out of repair, and is in just as good l tune now as when bought it, therefore ] would say to all wishing good Melodeon [, get one of Dayton's. STEPHEN BROWN.
 WfsT GosHEs, Dec. 9th, 1865. I Nr. Dayton-Sir.-I-puroha of you lyery superior instrument, Having been il saltaost daily uss for more than 15 ysars, | cor Iaider 1t one of tho best ever heard. Friend tyisiting us are unanimous in theirs opiliol that its equal is hard to De found, It is adapts to all kinds of mnsie, and never has require ItobaIt unsd but once in the whole tine.
 II rsSM BlRDSEY F. H0N1 | s
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
LlSTstOF ARTICLES

t-.stF4.f S@ ' t4 v F' A4 '1 N'tt TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Withoutregard to value, and hot to be paid for until you know what you will receive. ,k F,a,dd,t plnM, ,1pf HIOIJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
s&7- U g-@N Fs g p NTEENF.y NeW Goods fer the Holidays
 VIM. H, BRAMAN

Large additions to my fosmer Stock hasebesn mide during the past week. buyers will find the largest and most complete Stock in the Town of Litehfsld ao stvo sas 3rs -I ,.,.s s;ss I New Dress Goods, sdi New Prints and Deisines r. le New loves and Hosiery, iesi New Zephyer Worsted. New Cloak and Drsts .,ns L9 Iss1s yna91 Buttons; s1sdillnn issrD -.. New Bleashed and Unbleached Cottonsfa
 Fancy Goods, Yahke Notions, ,si &c.,, Go. Ii fas fEdissa aecor aeccoo ding to Market value, ,gs1 as Daci 18th hs 1se6.ai ssssla asSs.y ,a 3' s. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
500 Pairs of Gloves

of different kinds at 10 cts pair: 50 old Hats and Caps at 25 cts each, and other victims to hsrayagssof tine, toonumerous to mention.
 Q CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

Withoutiregard to value, and hot 1to be paid | or until you know what you will receive.
 Is Elegant R5laswaood a i hIodo
 amos, worth from. ... s2oo % to 45O %
 I6 Elegant Melodeon
 Rosewood Cases, ...... 116 O0 to 250 % |
 76 Fine Oil Paintings 4 Y fS9 90taslOO % 15O Fine Steel Engravings, 25 co to 30 % ,sS 50 Music s Boxes: ..:,;.:. 25 ooto 40 % oso's',... te5.. Silver 20 % to 4e 4ge,o 90
 Baskets, .............. 20 % to s5 % 400 Set of Tea and Table 1sx ssEw lso sRssapi as1a laaiins ;; .ii,s casss i < 9ss < sWatohss, varilsn te5 s x. {. 6(, Oo to ft0,0 &l0O Diamoud Eisgs Glustss 2 5
 & Single Stone, ........ 75 % to 250 %
 l75 Gold Watchesys-.....-. S5 co to l50 co .@soo @ silver sSslsle;I. Z. < SSitSSIsyy 90 90 1000 Vest and Neck Chains,. 10 % to 30 co l.2oo Pairs of Ear Ri1gs, asw sessSs::|Es' sS,:E!: is|:|;' 4ssss .!lSsgSlioSSoo t " l B1oseSss, s s~s'4 otbhsa to 10 % s'0ss bssssS:s' ksss ss . s.e!:a.'sqS 60 ,ssaasI 1000 Masonic Pins, sas. .sts. A co to 6 50 5000 Fine Gold Watch Keys. new. pastsrn, .sa. .ss9ss sszro yv5oIu0 uU sSSs ssSs ss''sssa; sss s Ssss s1's,s s,oo0Essnelsd 600 2 slseys Rst.ens @ 7S loH1o % 4o0o RIss;, WsIss css,s; s.ss ss |s ssS d, GOO Gold. Pkhal Silver ExAHT aggAaa3 Cases and Pencils, :E-g 4O0to 500 10000 Gents. Breast and Scarf
 Pins. ... .s....... sooto 20 ooI s'ooo sasiiss sssiis nfE. .itylsI IRsssladDB oo' 5000 Chatelain Guard, Chpips as1oo tee 20 Oo 1000 Gold Thimbies, ]. !. io0t V 0OI , 5000 Set Ladies Jet and Gslao5 aQ O. ,25 OOI 10000 Gold Crosses, ...... 50 to O0I 5000 Chaseds dsBfsesle ..rgassS00qo 16 OOI a000 Ovai BAndBracelets, % tes 20 %, 5000 Ball Ear Drops, all colors 8 co to 5OO 4,O00 Fine Gold Pens, co to 3 5, 5000 New Style Gold andbIat
 Eardrops, ........ a00to TOO Ghnnce tp}obtain ax7Sof the a e ar. ticles for one dollss'by pa aling Ssl lg6 en- velops for 25 cts.
 w Fizsseai isnsNkKsase ase s1 !; 1ss'e lc s1 saissE IT dsF sS s!fszvs for AasSFS MANHE3 GKhkYRala Long letters are unnecessary. Have the sinsRsss ;a sSIEt ,R,siR sHa r eeeos. ltiou Ahn style desired. nJve REefeT lettargtDshe addressed to eur oB0ksi Rsstu Office, fo, s.sssA'el ssA .sfs ss.s s..ssYykaoKIAa ,saaTIAa sTooa eT Orders for Sealed Envelopes must II lsvefy GAse b6 hccompa anfed Nj &f1S twlei Ithe name of tie persdi3 ssd1dfnt,, dfn, 4lfs 40wh County, and sStats ptdinly Writteh. ssoos TIC Ietters phould De addressed to the ManHtef lEaATog dgaSHQtA1l ltA1lzH gja154f sgj14 ANH ~ stsu g1 .a8leHtaHRW .fs08 Post QAp1 1ssRrfo<
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

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 NOTlCEkEtray ed or Stolen from the sub 1No scribers on or about the l5 of Nov. two yearling heifers, one red the other yellow with some white on her tail. They were rather wild |IWhoeyer will LYeturn said cattle or giveinfor. malion where they may be found shah be sois ably rsrarded. a[a8 sMel ASA BUR0Ess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
SSEztosc1s.Ex1rssss1

1PeDples wilh fbuy aSiitFe they yonan obuyothe cheapestno iWeadsni tipretend lto-retail goodsat Sslessi thah iw hoiBsale aprieessi' as a general thingg tmti wesoAM MI u sseikat smaller profit sti1anf parties fina hrger villages where theireR penscs are five ftimeslth of oursa adt
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

TESTIMONIALS:
 WEST TWISTED, Nov. Sd, 1868. Ay. Arvid Dayton-Dear Sir :-Having had one of your Melodeons in use in my family for seven years l can cheerfully testify to it's ex- oslleucy in every respect.
 Yours truly, ROBERT COOLING.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
AvFuE'CARNAGE .X IA M fl Hst fr0as H N w
 FERRY POTTER,
 HsYNtsTsr .FoNr. THE GREAT EMPORIUM OF TRADE FOR

~H yAsAgM i1s IMz VT AhAOH fOn | I Lltchfeld County. -exags Weaafes sdSteSmined to make q clean. sweep of all our Winter Goods between now and inven- tory time. so have c2mmencsd early to mark our stock .s{isaoA A,9i4 saE GsIId ws&
 eniiqog 1 gil bae s,agj45s asg
 Down! Down! Down! ,,as.saGEA b gil LGa nigg9 wsz Flannels down sfkom l6, ts y89 ctse per yard, commenlda 9ainss bdovla g. ets.f per yard, ali M0ol dellaines down from 10 to l5 cts. per yarl all kiRds,f Dress Goods down from 10 to 30 cts. perq yard, sBleached and Brown Cottons down from s6 stoy l5f cts per yard. Dutch Bed Bisnksts frena$lrte $2.6O each. Those imper- feet ,afgadS aunI
 ,ssri&solo Shsawls. ssI,EakR CLEAR DOWN, LESS THAN COST. Merrimsck Prints We now sell at 25 cts her yard other Prints. 20 cts per yard. Hoods. Nubias and BfeaEias Shawis3 . good assort. msnt:stillieft, and prices that will ,remind you of old tsnaes3 sts6 asatI ,saol. at .9stg 19 Our isarxs stock of Clothins, both here s1nd'oh consignment at the store of Douglass < Beach, Forestville, et.. cassimeres, oARPHars,, Doors eHono, all, aHgoingthe samsway, Dowx, DOWN. 7 Good Cotton Thread at 5 cts a spool, and 50 cts per dozen can't be marked down; unless to give it away. Great quantities of old,' gone bygoods, will be sold at prices to suit custom CTS, regardless of cost. For instance,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
GEORGE R. WOODWARD.

WINCHESTER CENTRr. Sept. 24th, l8s6,
 .Nr. Dayton-Sir The Piano atyls Melode- on purchased of you last Spring proves to be . good one, and all good judess of music that have seen and heard it, speak in the high est terms of it. |. B. HURLBuT.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
We have a |" big stock of .Te SHOES RUBBERs

B0oTs; fS05ao GFs SHOE SHOES ND DfbRU UBBERs
 snWs are selling 'thssebgodds below Market prices bsta6sen We can afford to ii If there is sacffa thing as selling cheap We can do 1t every time An exafnf tion of goods and prices is .ss .scssa sa.s s'hasaasH 'maI1iss sIb -sNorth6eld, Nox. lath,1l866. sial7 tsGi32 ttif -sI sl,T .aosioq efa3 fsiw bsbign;s SIS ,s!sn
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
A'I.nTON F. FULLER

.sl.- AIHO F. FULLER gusm rt .ssafw boor 10 Ytaa4t sIaq ss dsra Has apsnsd a sAsp ter, the purpose of pannfacr saatasd sasihdfihg ana 4epaiting 'iinssp eias
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
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 Req White. iBldl.. ishd Opera Fiannels, "sA u si'sfyCantons FlahHels, oSsa 5aiAaui sH AE4EY tsy lss Ba,yazi,oas Bsasiaz o,Pz div slasAsgoob line iofKniS goods, sva as "a Holds, nNubias;p SonfagsI 1Biaakiust aShawls, sw sefasSs ii sScarfs, a&cl, &egai al sa1ada ysi -sib sia fe noitibao2 ad!E sasltsq dsa9 sytg ct ''s wrappers ana Drawers, ;, ,s.ss ,a., sNp GaNFsa avEac SuHs,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

DAY TONS AND ORGANS. Combining all the recent improvements de- handed by the growing musical tastslo the present age, together with the new mode of voicing, which gives the smooth. rich tone 30 much admired in there Instruments, are man. ufacturcd at
 W0LCO7TVILLE, CONN,
 ARVID DAYTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

eGg- We hope our friends of the neighboring villages will also give us call, S1 <, ass-sw MOSES, SCANDAL & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
Wallaek,s Thcater.

Mr.. wallack's agreeable comedy, "To Marry
or Not to Marry with curtailments and adaptations by
Nh Lester Wallack, was reproduced on Monday even
ing at this theatcr with than its original good
effect. Miss Cannon always happy in the part Of
Hester gave new yivacty and nerve TO the scenes in
which her rustic naivee contrasts with the polished
grace Of Sir Oswin and Mr.. Wallack interpreted the
opposite character with all his natural case and spirit
The other ports were represented in the best style OF
Mrs. Vernon, Miss Morant, and Mcssrs. Gilbert and
Fisher The lively aftcrpece. Iei on Porc FranSai'
was also performed On Monday evening, for the first
time at this tleatcr. Mr. Holston still further estab
shcd himself in public favor by his personaton Of Mr.
spriggins and Mr.. Young added to his reputation by
an exceedingly clever comic illustration OF French
character. Both pieces viii be repeated tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. lIoss's benefit will take place at Wslacks next
Monday evening Boueicault's Love and Money y
will be revived with the strongest cast that the estab
ushmeIt can afford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
News From Mexico and tho souih-W West
Affair. ut Ma,nmorHs-An A,tnck lex.
pecicd-Heportcd Retreat Of she Liber-


Cairo dispatches say that Gen. Ncgrete, with
500 Liberal trooDs appeared before Naamoros on the
18th ultimo, and demanded ITS surrender which was
refused.
The Imperialisif marched ont 20 meet thcm and
cavalry and artillery hglt occurred
Business had been suspended IN Natamoros. and The
streets barcaded Ia expectation OF the attack. but ali
was quiet on the evening of the al inst.
The Custom House of GERS fled to Brownsville. aud
the wealthy citizens moved all their yaluables To the
place Eight h,ndrcd of the citizens had arrived
at the mouth of the Rio Gtandc aud left for the Interior
A report reached ljagdad on the nth inst that the
Liberals were in full retreat.
7Ae Galveston Mare says that the crop is good.
but that the sugar crop will be very shcIt. Al New
Orleans the holders of cotton were demanding an al
vance and exchange on New. York hall per cent
premium.
Mobile dates Of the 7th inst say that sbcai belonging
to the transport fleet he'd been surk In Mobile.
4 party Of naval officers, pilots and engineers hai
gone up the Tombigbec River 20 bIng down the vessels
surrendered TO ADMIRAL Thatcher.
Gen. Candy will soon mos his headqnarers TO New
Orleans.
The First Brigade Of Hachcs cavalry have arrived
at Cairo from Easipori, Tenn. en- route to IT. LOUIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
EtlE @.

BARLOW-In Newark ~ j. on Monday, 18th inst. Howard
EmendOT Baow only son Of I0s@ o ".s sna Mary
Funeral At O'Clock on Thursday, the 10Th inst, from
ST. Paul's Church. Newar
BRYANT-On Tuesday. May l6 Lucius p. infant son o.
Joseph and Martha 4. Bryant aged year. months and p
day.
al the residence of the parents. No. Isl South Frtst
Wiismsburgh, Oh Wcdue.dly, the 18th inst at p H.
D1CKERsON-N Philadelphia, Monday, the 18th inst
Julia Spencer wife Of the Rev James s. D.cAsrsoa late oil
Her funeral win take pare from the Eleventh Baptist Church
Philadelphia, Thursday morning 18Th inst, OF 10 o'clock
EtDFR-On Monday evening 18th inst, Mary D., wife OF
The relative. and friend are invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF father f. g. bsyemeyer No. I'D est
Fourteenhst., on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
FERRIDAY-A, Easton. Penn. on FId,y, Nay u sfs
Charles ferriday, daughter OF the late "A. H. heeder esq
CRENELLE-At lnwood Monday evening, Msy IS Lccie
Mssoun, infant daugh ter Of Julia and William IT, 0renee
HARTELI-On Tuesday the 18th inst. Catherine Bauyet,
widow Of Adam liariel, aged o. years
10 attend funeral Thursday aernonn at u o'clock
from he residence OF her soainlaw f. g. Wagner No ~
East Tweifh.st.
HOwLAND-At Greenwich Conn, on Moniiy. May 10, o.
Inflammation the the lungs, John Reynolds eeond sou oil
The Rev S. How and aged year, ana months, .,u, u
Robert and Mary II. McNicar
Tie funeral will take place the residence Of her parents
Flushing ave east OF BushwcA ave. Brooklyn, L. d. on
Thursday, at o'clock
LENNOX-On Monday NAY u.s. Elizabeth, wife of Robert
Lsnnox in the bth year OF her agr -
The relative. and friends ofhe family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence no Js Last
Eighty hth.ss on Wednesday sftsrnoon. at o'clock.
sCOTTRON lin WnamsbuIsh, on Tuesday May 10, Jane
Maria daughter Of Samuel j. and Jane NJ scottson IN the
18th year Of her -,
The friend, Of the family respectfully invited to stiend the
funeral Friday, 10Th inst, at loi o'clock M from No.
80 siI,hsi, Wiliamsburgh.
5OLEYM Paris Sunday, April o. Of malaia fever con
tcted daring her stay kone Elizabeth Carey Solely late
Of Boston, Mass.
ST. JOHS-At New.Hsven Conn, on Tuesday, 10Th inst
Charoe widow Of the late ). Buckingham st. John, Of
Norsalk. Conn, aged III years
The uner will place from the residence OF her sonn
law james A. Ioyt NoTwalk, on Thorsdsy 18th inst at
o'clock y. n. -, .,
not CO.
WHlTsON-M Newtown, L. l., on Tuesday morning. May
I6 Sarah P wife Of Charles Wbitson aud daughter OF Mot
Petit Far. Rockaway in the SD year Of her aSe, utter
Hnxerrs Illness. - Al,
Tue friends relatives repeatedly invited to attend th
funeral at the Friends Meeting House. Flushing on Thurs
day at IL O'Clock, without fuTtner invitation.
wOOLLHY-On Monday. May IS, Alma bOwker, infan
daughter Of James L. and Mary u. Wooley aged month
and 10 days
The friends and relatives OF the family requested to aen
the funeral, Wednesday at o'clock, rom the Residence
Of her parents. No. ~ West Thirty eghrst, withou
| further notice.
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fAfYnriiacnlanil

How THE SOLDIERS MONEY GOBs.-Ihe
honorable earnings OF the soldiers are expended IN
manner worthy Of their pubic spirit ana domestic
virtue. They investing millions 10 The Govern
ment loan, and II is significant that while the sale
Of Sewing Macbin9 for manufacturing purposes has
fallen of with the contracts for army clothing. the sale
OF the Wheeler & Wilson machine for family use shows
that the gallant soldiers have not forgotten their duty
to their wives Orders received written, perhaps
In the field on drum.head to "Jornard machines TO
feminine relatives. Ills Is a good investment The
manager large estate says hc has no fears for the
rent If the wife has Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
UNITED STATES 100 Loan.
THIRD SERIES, -. ''O'''V'''

su'hohiy Of lie Secretly ofiAs Te,.gry, tic uaacf
nsned The General subscription Asrn IA III, ale Of acd
S''e' security offers 10 e prb,r the tld series o. Treas
ury Notes bearing anl,lree-uas pet cen. inese PER
annun, Known as tie
80 LOAN.
These notes Issued under dste Of July 49, 1865 and
payable three year from that date in currency con
veriibe at the option Of the holder into
L. ). $40 FER CENT GoLD-BEARIgG BONDS.
These Bonds now worth handsome premium, sni are
exempt all the Government Bonds. o1 STATE, County
and MuHcDdl TGTaon, rhira Glls (Om one three PER
cent per 10 er raise according t. the rate levied
upon other property Tie inereitis payable smannuay
by coupons attached to each note Which may be cut oil and
sold to any bank banker
The Interest AT 100 PER CENT AMOUNTS TO
ONE CENT PER DAY OF A..SJO NoTE.
Two CENTS PER DAY on A...sfOO NOTE.
ZEN CENTS PER DAY ON A......-....SJ9O NOTE
TWENTY GEMS PR DAY on A....s1, eco note.
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY on A........S3,O GOO NOTE.
Notes OF oil tho denominations nnmei will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar In form
and privileges to the sevenTlties already sold eScep; that
the Government itself the option OF paying inter
in gold coin peg cent instead Of $40 in currency
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up July
18th, at the time when they Subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes of tie tld series of the Seven
,les will commence the lat OF jane and viii be made
promptly and continuously aler that date
Tho Ugh, change made in the conditions Of this THIRD
effects only the matter ct interest. The payment in
gold 81 made VIII be equiyan to tie currency interest OF
the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of which only
viii the option to pay interest gold be ayaied or would 80
reduce and cquaze pee that purchases mode with six per
gold would be fully equal to those made with seven aud
th'se-tcnths per cent in currency. This
LOAN ~ MARKET
Now offered by tie Government. aud 1t, superior advanse
make j, tho
GREAT PoP LAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than 500 os9 fthc Loan suthoTzcd By Congress
are now the market, This amount the rate at which II
being absorbed win III be sbcribed for within sixty days
when the notes viii undoubtedly command pFeniom' as
has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions
to other loan.
IN order that citizens ~ every town and section Of the
country mag lie saorGed facilities for taking the Loan the
National Banks State Banks ard Private Bankers throughout
the country generally sgreed receive sbscrPonsa
par sasoIbers will select their AGENTS IN whom they
have confidence md WHO only to be responsible FOR the
delivery Of tie note, for which they receive oEdo1s.
JAZZ COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
No. ia South Thid.s'.
MAY U.s. 1865 Pliliic'phia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
Hotel Personal.

Major Burger, A. A. c., Department OF the
south: Major G. W. Thomns L. T. A; George NJ.
Mowhroy Titnsy,lle; s. = Ball Grand Rapids H. NJ.
johnson. Hartford; W Stevenson. Pittsburgh and NJ.
c. Morduf Rochester are nj the Metropolitan Hotel
George Ritter. Lorenzo Ezaguerre. Albin Ven. ana
Paris are at the New.York Hotel
Capt. Kennedy. steamer City Of Boston. and Capt.
Mc(;ulnan steamer Etns. at the Brevoort House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Read, England. are at the Clarendon
Hotel. - 49, o. =.
Col Ely. L. s. A.. Lieut.. s. &. Wiltre. .. >. ~. and
Charles IIowett Washington. are at the Firm Avenue
Hotel
IL. Pringle. Batavia. is at the Astor House.