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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
N0TICE.

A MEETING of the members of DG,ius EA ChGpter and cf !St. PaHI's Lodge is rec queated at the inn Of R. Cook. in this village, 0" MoNday the Ed of February next. at two -O'clock P. M. to confer together upon the subject of the funds, the library. and other property belonging to or iOtrusted to the care of the above Damed institutions. T.itchfeld, Jan. q, 1885. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
Public Attention :

 6S $ respectfully solicited by the subscriber, A Invalsal,le Preparation, inc nierils of which iIase been iested by time, and sustained by nI. uoutied lea.inoRy.
 Dr. Retfe's Botopic0t Dr0pst re every year incrensng ,beir Iong established repI taiOn. They have oviiived many fival preparations, and arc con,inaally gaining upon public confidence. The Botaaical Drops have ipeen successfully ad- minisered tOr Dany years, as thor0ugh remedy for thal well known a, prevalent class Of nveerte dis eases, which originate from va:ed habit Of body, an hereditary prsdisi'osiiion i0 the patient, and generally appear under the various and distressing shapes of sSe '
 Scrcfsia,sSalt Rheuns, LeprOsy. St. Antho- ny's Fire. FsUer Sores, White .Ss0efiings. Scur- vy, Foul and Obstinnfe Ulcers, Sore Legs anu Eyes, ScGLd HeGd, and VentTeai laint. In the last mentioned c0ation oi the system, the Botanica Drops will he fnsnd to eradicate the lurking oison, where Mercury has totally aiIed and thus pre- veUt the parent frln enailing the seeds of hered itary disease Oh hs "Aspfing
 Df. Relfe's Botanical Drops successfully used tn of vole"t eruptions af 1er the meases, red b"chea, pmples the GAce fcs- aerng erupsons the skn and other diseases of the exSErHRt surface, RMd of the hest Spring and Aulunna physics Known, free the system from hu- msOrS.
 4 Physician Of eminence who had witnessed the ef- ficacy Of this article, had the candor recently aO Knowledge 10 the Proprietor, that he considered N the best nedicne known for the complaints for which is iateaded and that ought deservediy to stand at the head of the whole class of such remedies.
 Price $l q bottle, or hotties fot $.
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the Cape Of Good Hope, Oct 9Th, report her with
i4oo bbls whale oil und $50 sperm. 10 sail for
Tristan Ground same day,
u, Arrat NewYork, I'd. brig Ariel, Watson, OF
this port, 8 de from Ma,anzas'
AZ Trinidad, 18th ulf. briggs En,igrant, Smith, of
this port discg.
y, CID at New Orleans 18th, brigs Harriet. COL
ms, Tor Providence Sea Bird, Carr, Newport.
H. Cid at Mobile. i4.h, brig Brutus, Merrill, for
Providence 18Th, ship Rhode Island, Manchss-
,sr, s iay,e brig George Washington, Peck, St.
=, AT Edgarown, I'd, bark Cyrus Butler, Maursn.
New Orleans for Boston.
Arr al New London, Feb I'd, ship John & Ed
ward Bailey, East Cape. with full cargo Of oil.
reports, among others, Oct 18th, Izette, Of sa-
lem, 20 bbls sp and right whales 2ist, Con-
nee'icult' New London. q AID, George, do 3 !;
NOV ist, Tuscarora, do 1900 Triton, Plymouth,
ioo sp whales, caplain sick 20th, Flora, New
London, SO sp 3 whales
Capt labcr Of the Triton, of Plymouth. came
passenger in the John Il Edward.
AT Sag liarbor, 29lh, ship Hudson, from East
Cape, mhh 27OO bbs 1900 sp.l
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to render them passable with teams, sleds and
sieghs :.
Sec 2 And be il ii further enacted, That il
the Snow be suffered to remain in any public
highway in any town in this State, SO as to OBJ
struct any person or persons from passing along
such highway with his or their team or tealns sled
or sleds, sleigh or sleighs, for twenty-four hours
after such highway shall become obstructed, such
town shall he liable TO be indicted therefor and on
conviction before any Court Of General Sessions
of the Peace, shul he fined to the use of the State
in sum not less than ten dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars Provided however, that
nothing herein contained shall be construed to sub
ect any town to the penalty aforesaid, il tho sur
veyor Of highways or some other person or per-
cons duly authorized for that purpose by such
town, with the power vested ia him by the laws Of
this State, or said by-aws, shall have commenced
the removal Of such distractions within the time
aforesaid, and shall within three days remove tac
same.
Sec. 3, And be il further enacted, That this
net shall take effect from and after the first day Of
November next. True copy, witness
HENRY LOWEN, Secretary.
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In relation 10 the character and quali-
6cations of DIR. GusHE., the subscriber
feels il his duty to state the following par
liculars.-Dr. Gushee brings with him
the most satisfactory testimonials OF a
good moral character, and certificates Of
a full course of study, and eight months
attendance on the Practice OF the Mas
sachusetts General Hospital. He has
shown me also tickets for two full cours-
es of Medical Lectures, and Diploma
from HavarG University. is therefore,
with cheerfullness and confidence that l
recommend him to the coIntenance and
support of this community.
Intaki,g leave of my friends, l shoulc
do injustice to my own feelings not to nc'
knowledge with gratitude the many acts
of kindness received attheir hands, ant
to express my sincere wishes for Their fu'
ture welfare. +. p. MOORE.
Dec 81.
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E.Na aAE2esEsLue.t.

In Providence, on the 18Th ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Pickering, a.r. Albert COr.ss TO Miss Sarah W in
sor OH me 2Oth ut by the same, MIR. Shubuel
horton to MISS Matllda Il. Burlington oa tbs 9th
inst. by the same, Mar. Oi.er +. butcher 10 Miss
Aiury l.. Warner--all oi that city.
la New port, Oh the 25tii ull. Iy the Rev. Mr..
Mcnenze, var. Nutnaniel Potter, Of kichlnond, to
Miss iary hail, Vt aiiddieiown.
In ro'lsn,onlb, hy the Re. Mr.. Fenno, Mr..
George Irowneli 10 Miss Susan W. Greene, dauxll
Ter VI A.r, iiawnnis Greene, all oi Portsmouth.
On the East ui. MIR. releg oilernian to Miss Ma
ry Alny Ch,ce, both OF 70. o.isiiouth.
On .udencc Island, 10Th u't. by The Rev. Mr..
fascuil, Mr.. henry Potter 10 h.iss isabella "
W ce'ien, holi oi ii'at pace.
In rall River on the Lsih ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Bronson, air. Daniorth i.orlon to Miss Sarah Is.
shcariiiail.
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kDn EC I'D.

In Norton, Mass Oh SaluI ida morning last, Mrs.
Hannah Cueilo, W iio OF Mr.. Ddniel /. uueno, and
daughter OF the late Ar. Elijah braian, uged ~
ye"s.
In Providence, on Monday lust, Mr.. Power
Knowles, aged % years.
IN Iorls.nuuth, ON the I'd inst suddenly, Sarah
&. nioti, only daughter Ut jacob Aolt, ia the 9th
year Ot her age.
In Iha,les,vn, s e.. on the 2st utimo, Doct
Edmund 4 hon,as " uring, IN The ootn !edi OF
his age. Doct. Nurng. was natne u sou'a
Caru,ha, but ii> my be.n educated at the N"ilh,
he settled at Nuwport, ii. L. as psactic:nS phy-
sician at Il very early age, ana h.airied 'ne'e
uau ahter OF tho late .loi. fraucls Malbone. he
wa, al. accomplished and scIen,inc riIy sician, an
.stu,,uulu ge,,t.eian, an honost uian, .nd most
kiid and uevolsd husband ana ial.or.
In Ausasld, "a. z.th ult. oi pulmonary aifect-
ion, jacob LhapnI, Esq. oi inuh;pn, Mass. agcd
lv-tornerly eullor unu proprietor Vi tie Colu.i-
ban hoport,r.
IN bristol, on the 25th ult. Deacon Daniel Per-
ry tuilefIy oi Ealfia. en-, Mass IN Tic IAN year
oi his asc----ior many yeais very worthy ahd
much esteemed nie,nUer ol the Congregational
Chu, ch. lis sickless; which Was long, and al
tunes very distressing, ne boIe with unusual ior-
tuu,ie ana iesi2nat.o", and ieit the woriu Win
iuli hope vi a blessed iIiiivrlainy UeI ohd th,
gave.
In Providence, on Monday last, after pro
tracted Illness, Mr. soiin Aiarwood, >oluti0na
pei,sloner, aged IA Yeas. Lac lived and died u.
esteemed cnLon.
m Nash>n ne, fem. On the 18th ult Mrs. l!ar
riet JJlson, " ie oi hir. Joseph Al. johnson ant
dau2 2hlef of INC late Dr. LenJai'in kIchniohd, y
Lille Compton, Ii. /.
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rue copy witness
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.

An act in amend mont of" an act directing the de-
sesnt of inteslute estates, and the settlement
thereof, and for other purposes therein mentions
cl"
section l. De it enacted by the General As
scmbiy, and by the authority thereof It Is enacted,
That when the goods and cnattles OF any person
deceased shull not be suificient 10 pay the debts
which tho deceased owed. the expenses Of his fun
eral, aud disappearing his family, and settling ms
estate in manner prescribed by the net of which
th,i, nm amendment, the Court N Probate which
shall I'VE ysanted letters estaDcmtary, or OF adj
,ninistration on such estate, shall thereupon au-
,horize and empower the executor or adnnIStri,-
tor appointed settle such estate, to make sale
Of so much OF the real estate OF such DECEASED per-
son ns shall be necessary to make up tine defcici-
CIV OF tho personal estate, for tho purpose niore-
s.id, with incidental charges And every execu-
tor. and administrator empowered as aforesaid,
shail and may by virtue OF such authority, Make
siyn. and execute in due form Of law, deeds and
cnnveyances OF such real estate rs they shall sell.
And snch deeds and Sony yeyances shall lake as
good title TO the purchaser or purchasers, his or
their heirs or ASST yus us the t,statOr or testhte
being of lull age, ot sane mind and memory, ~
his or her lilctne, mighto could have conveyei
Provided always, that such Court OF Probate Snpll
before empowering any executor or administrators
as aforesaid give three weeks public notice oi inc
application ot such executor or ADMINISTRATOR III
manner and form as required by law, before the
apuoiutm,nt of an administrator : and provided al
90, that The executor or administrator before sale
made ~ aforesaid, shall give thirty days public no
,ice ,horeof, by posting up uotiiica'ions OF such
sale. in the town where such real estate lies, as
,se IA where tho deceased person last dw.lt, ana
nlso in the two next adjoining towns or by pub
l;.biny the same in some public newspaper Tor
C,ur successive weeks, or otherwise rs the Coult
of Probate shall dhect and whoever shall give
most shall have the preference i'll such sale FRO
yided also, that said Execnso.or administrator be,
with sufficient surety sureties TO the Cour, OF
Probate, tina, he she will apply the proceeds OF
.,;d .aIo to the payment Of debls Of tho Deceased
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That SO
much Of the act Of which Tins Is |" amendment, as
+, Inconsistent with the provisions of llis act be
and the same is hereby repealed.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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JACKSONVILLE, EAST FLoRrpA.-The
Jacksonville Courier OF the 9Th INST yves
the iol.wing'dcscri ption of thut village.
Jackson, ,ilc Is situated on The bunk Ot
St johns river, about twenty-five miles
from its mouth. The rivei here Is aoout
one mile in width, and IN some place u
hove, it is ten or fifteen miles. 1t is al
tectt d by the tide winch rises, upon an av-
erace, irOm one to one aud u hail icet.-
II is very crook"d--ls navigable ~ this
place by vessels drawing ten ieet Ct water
and for one hundred nifty miles above
there is good navigation Tor vessels OF .
feet draught. Ii abounds IN fish, Of which
some OF the prIacIpal are muiIet, trout,
perch, bass aud dunn fish. Oysters cal,
| be had there at all times and seasons-
Abundance @, wild game is 10 be lound in
the rivers, creeks and woods.
The soil IN this vicinity Is sandy, but
suited to raising OF a variety OF topical
plants, vines ana vegetables, aud the coun-
try abounds IN cypress, cedar, excellent
pine and live OAK ll,nocr and many other
kinds.
We have seldom any snow. Our own
experience in this section is quite limited.
The thermometer since The 23d Of Dec.
has ranged IRON 28 to 73 degrees above
%.
The most delicious fruit we have yet
seen is the sweet orange. 10 many It's
cultivation and beauties are known cnly
from books. At the north 1t Is pleasant
10 see fruit trees in ihlI blossom IN May
and June but ripe oranges IN December
and January, hanging in tempting luXurl-
ance-the limbs bending with beauty
would almost repay the trouble ofa long
alG unpleasant passage even from Cupe
Cod.
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COOKING STOVES.
At THE SHEET IRON AND TIN
PLAI'E M.aNUFACTORY,

Opposite Coles Hotel.
I'HE subscriber has just received an as
sortment of Cooking Stoves, of various
patterns and sizes, consisting Of James's,
Nottage's, and Richards patent. which
are pronounced to be first rate article,
--cons,ructed for burning wood or coal,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Also. Fire Frames, large and small
sizes, from S6 TO $lO-handsome pat
terms. Those who intend getting Csox-
ing Stoves, will do well to apply soon az
they will have an opportunity Of selecting
from a large assortment.
He will also continue to execute all or
ders IN the Tin Plate and Sheet Iron bu-
siness, at shor, notice, and will constant
ly keep for sale all kinds OF Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. which he will dispose Of
as cheap as can be purchased.
JAMES SMITH, JR.
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Benjnmin Brown, Esq. of Vassalboro',
has generously offered to the Legislature
of Maine a site for the establishment OF
nn Insane Hospital, and n donation OF six
thousand dollars for the endowment oi
such an institution.
by the resignation Of Judge Duvnl, OF
the Supreme Court Of the U. 5. Judge
Story takes the vacant chair as Senior
Associate with the venerable Chief JUS
tice Marshall.
Professor Longfellow, Of Bowdoin Col
lcrc, i, is said, in Brunswick paper. has
received an appointment in Harvard Col
lege.
A late Chief Of tho Cbockiaw Indians
has been chosen member OF tho NlIsss-
sippi Legislature =,
WHALES IN the SoUSD.-Cnpf. Ma
,her ol the revenue cutter Wolcot, saw u
few davs since, two large whales IN the
vicinity Of New London light house and
Fishers Island.
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TM PrsCOPAL DEPOSITORY :, NJ :,


M Pisc0PAL DEPOSITORY, at No. i2
N Market street. Providsncs, where may
be found. all the Standard Work. Of the PRO.
tes'ant Episcopal Press, Sabbath School Books.
Tracts, 60 consisting in part of the following
-Horsely's Works. 3 vols. Hobar's Works,
GnswoId's Sermons, Summers CONNIE ntsry OF
Matthew, Mark and Luke Christian CeutIe-
man, Life OF ileber, A'iIIcanes Evidences, Sla-
ters D'aught, Chspmsn's Sermons KeebIe
Christian Year, Burder's Sermon, Cases OF
Conscience. Beren's Village Sermons, weller's
Tracts, EpiscoPSi Tracts bound in 2 volumes,
Shr's''an's Own Book, Pastors Testimony.
EomPsn0n Tor the Altar, wh,feld's Sermons,
row'er's Exposition, Lucy Clark, niembry's
Tribute, Commandments, Chilly Tongue, Nv
station House Of the thief. Pink Tippn. Me-
MORALS, Private Devotion, Sermons 10 Children.
Palestine and Lebanon, Fisherman's Hui
Morning Improved, The Week. Harvey vii.
li""s' &c. Orders from Sunday Schools
throughout the S,a'e. promptly attended 10.
and all sabba,n School Books furnished AZ the
Press pr,ces.
MARSHALL, BROWN &Co.
l..
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Jan. 81.

THE undersigned have taken lease for q
torn oi Yeas ofthe store at Tho corner OF Mar
ket and Nam tree's, formerly oeeu, ied ov
pAscuAL ALIEN, which will he rchted aud
will probably be ready ~ the middle "i "nrcn'
~ Lem ,bcy will open Sith an entire new stock
of Goods, (epe,v article Of the OLD stock
having leon de- posed oD winch from their id
,iional laciliics in purchasing, will be sold at
,ess than their forner cheap prizes. In the
mean time they may be found at the Office OF
MANUEL RANpALL, Esq. where all persons
ndeb, ed to the late concern, are invited 10 call
and sctt.c their accounts.
BURROUcII, JR. & CO.
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Oct d.
TO LET.


f!!!& The subscriber offers 10 let
!iiiil that large and commodious
s=s- house situate on the corner of
Baker and Main streets, formerly the res
idencs ofthe late Col. Child, and now
occupied by MIR. r. A. Coffin, for Fs-
male Seminary. 1t is pleasantly situa-
ted in the centre ofthe town, and is suf-
6ciently largo to accommodate three fam
lies, or would be very convenient for a
boarding house. Possession given on
the first of January next For terms, ap-
ply to.CHARLEs RANDALL,'Warren, or to
the subscriber in Darlington.
ALSO,
A room in the cellar Of the above nam
ed house, suitable for Provision and
Grocery Store. Rent moderate, and
possession given Immediately. Apply as
above. ENocH nEMiN'1oN'
nov Is.
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OST-On Saturday, the 18th of
HI Jan. between Remington's tavern
IN harrington and the resiuence OF Col.
Isaiah Cole, in Warren, brown bnas
IlPPEr. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
tt.h 2w
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LAWS OF lIODE ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

IN oENERAL ASSEMBLY, JANUARY SESSION,
A. D. 1885.
Resolutions respecting the Public Lands
oftho United States.
1. Resolved, That in the opinion of
this General Assembly It is of great f" I'M
portance, as il respects both the harmony
aud union Of the Stutes," TO make, : as
5000 as circum stances will allow, a prop
er disposition of the whole Of the public
lands" Of the United States.
,. That material reduction, at the
present time, of the minimum price at
which lands are offered for sale is mex
pedient, aud that the REIMBURSEMENT Of
In an would not only be impolitic, but an
act of injustice to the States, inasmuch as
a norton of said lands was secured in the
possession OF tho States TO which they o.
risinaliy belonged, by the common 9xer-
ti0n. and sacrifices OF the whole country
10 the war Of our revolution /; inasnuch
as M, portion 80 secdred was afterwards
c,,l.d,rthe u. States for the common
Us. .i | benefit OF all the States; and IN
a.,n,ch a. all the residue Of SAID lands,
coa,pri-ing the greater part thereof was
pam t,r by the people oi the whole coun-
irv out vi the Treasury Of the United
Stntcs.
3 !hat the public lands, being now
free from all pledges for the paymen. OF
the public debt, by the exlingu'shment OF
the same, the annual proceeds thereof
oush, TO be di, ded among the States ol
the Union, according to their respective
population, as ascertained by the last CEN
sus, to be applied by the legislature OF the
same to the public education and to such
other purposes as said legislatures may
dcsi saate aud authorize.
a. That copy OF these resolutions be
Transmitted to each OF our Senators and
Representatives in Congress; and that
they be requested to support the passage
of a law in conformity with opinions here
in expressed.
True copy witness
~ "
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IsEs. A. GUSHEE

HD DESPECTFULLY tenders lis SER
NO vices to the Citizens Of Warren
and vicinity, in the practice of Medicine
Il Surgery. Having taken the Druggist
Establishment recently occupied by DR.
Moore, he pledges himself TO keep it well
supplied with good Medicines, and to dis
ppse OF them OH The most reasonable
terms. Dec. 27.
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A Young Lady's .Age.--Talhing of age
the longer women live, the younger they
nrow.-i know ladies' who six years ago
rated at 30, and who now stand at 20. l.
is next to impossible for woman TO get
over 10. This is the ponse asinornm a,
which the sex invarible s,ick.-Ihe only
nerson | ever met with who confessed
that she had passed tins barrier VAS al
old lady of 80.
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St Peters Church, in the township Of
Pikeland, Chester county, Pa, was burnt
TO the ground on the. Goth January-the
act, no doubt, Of an incendiary.
The Corporation Of Yale G. Cellege have
resolved to erect an additional build
ing on the North Of those now up, and
fronting in line with them. II is for the
accommodation Of theological students.
During the last year there died six
persons in New Hampshire over; 100
years OF age; they were all female, and
one Of them, aged lO5, was an old maid.
A Mobile paper of the sixth says n
hundred and eighty-two letters were mail
ed in the Post Office Of tha, city the pre-
vious day, all to 60 by the eastern mail.
Pretty well Tor, Mobile.
EIiAvANA, Jan 90. Extract from let.
ier A British brig OF war (tbc G., uiser)
arrived here the 18th inst with u prize
schoonei having $40 ,slaves-o board
The slave trade is dying away" very
fast-onIy 40 slavers having snlled from
this place since Sept, 1893. Four YES
sells from Airica'have arrived here within
twelve days, their care oes (230O) having
been landed OH the coast, and "trotted
mp" to the city. But OF the slave trude
moro .unon.
u. s. sloop of war. Falmouth arrived
here tnbout the l4th, and sailed again,
three days since, on "A cruise. Freiyh,s
aresserv dull-vessels too plenty bys hall
--and jerk beet IA nuisance.
Boston Trans.
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1t is said that Washington Irving has
completed newswork, and Sent the copy
10 Lon0"n, Tor publication.
1t is understood that Mr Kemblc and
his ounsest daughter will visit this coun-
try, tor professional pn'poses, during the
summer.
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Notice. Notice.

HDJIE subscriber, has yet, u small lot of
- Goods rsuiainng, OF the sto recently
purchased, OF }. .BU.RoUGH, in. Il Co, and
beng determined. to pose, OF evvry article,
OF lila, stock, immediately, Will sell the ba-
ancs, at prices. even ioicsr, than has yet beon
named. Those who hhe TO buy Goods cheap,
vail 30 VOL ~ call early, nj tue NEW Casa
sTohE, Ia WATER srREEr.
Feu Z. JOHN DAVOL.
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A Now Orleans paper aflirms that
Missoui is the only State in the Union,
which has not Bank Incorporated by the
stat. LrgislaIure.-ihe only Bank N the
State is "a branch Of the u. s. Bank u,
St. Louis.
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tCJ- The Convention for forming written
Constitution for this State, will meet at Providence
on Monday neAi. agreeably to adjournment. We
understand il is the intention Of the Leaders tn
adjourn, without proceeding to the business as
snyned them, uniI after the election Of Sen-
atvf.
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Jan. 81, , 1885.

The subscriber ha, formed conncxion with
house m New York und Providen c, who will
furnish hm with a constant supp y OF goods at
the lowest possible rates, and wall transact bu-
,;,,ss ,u.ler The same finn ns heretofo'r.
JAMES BURROuGh, in.