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ez5: -.s5 ny ASHINGTON, March, 1852.
MI Mr. Dear Sn:--You rightly understand ME in
expressing preference for Nh. Fillmore the Wing
candidate for the Presidency. This I did before !
left home and have frequently here in private inter
course, since my arrival at Washington. care not
how generally the fact may be known, but should
not deem it right to publish any formal avowal of
that preference under my own signature in the news
papers. Such course would subject me to the i'm
more weight with the public than apprehend they
do. The foundation of my preference is, that Mr.
Fillmore has administered The Executive Government
with signal success ana ability He has been tried
wish to say nothing in derogation from his eminent
competitors they have both rendered great service
to their country the one in the field the other in thu
Cabinet. They might possibly administer the Gov
eminent as well as Mr. Fillmore has done. But the1
neither of them has been tried in the elevated position
lie now holds, and think that prudence and wisdom
had betterrestrain us from making any change with
out necessity for it, the existence ofwhch do no
perceive. H. CLAY.
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lectfully, your ohtlicnt seTNAnt.
DR. STANFORD EUAIILE,
Resident Physician, Circus Street Hospital
IT Navor Lev CITY Hall.

To Mayor Lewis, City Hall
Aleeo had improved much up last evening" that hopes
were entertained of his recovery.
The RECORDERS CouRTs.--1n Recorder Brights
Court Yesterday following parties arragned and their
cases fixed for examination John Williams and Robert Pick
roy charged with stealing of oasses from tie sell
pascagoula at the New l3ascase fixed for April l2-bail
mt given VIM Norris charged with beating policeman
o. rcn while in the discharge Of his duty Fulton street
fixed for tolaybail not given Susan Hugh, charged with
threatening lssalng Deputy Street Commissioner T. loisel
while in the discharge his dutNed for the 2tbai not
given Frank Speas charged with beating john a. Stanford
on Girod strect-hxed for todGy-bail not given.
There nothing noteworthy done in either Recorder Ramos
or Recorder Seuzeneaus Court.
In Jcksoas Court Paul Teney was aajEned on
charge of attempting kill james unning and James Woods
was nairnel on cl.rc of getting drunk and sh6nenly
beating his wife Ellen Both held for future examination
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ArrERSoos ExHrrB1rIos Of THE RUsstAS An

AFTERNOON EXHIBITION OF THE RUSSIAN " ARs---
There will be another exhibition Of Hanington'ss
Panorama Of the Russian War, at Armory Hall, this
afternoon at the usual hour This exhibition closes
next week, in order to meet an engagement in Ha7
vana. Those who wish to see it must, therefore, i'm
prove the present time. The afternoon exhibitions
are intended especially for children and persons re
siding at IL distance.
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The MAILS The Northern and Eastern mail failed
yesterday from beyond Augusta, Ga. We received
New York and Philadelphia dates of the 18th inst.
letters by the steamship Ericsson came through
but add nothing to our stock of intelligence.
The European mails BY the Arabia, up TO the LIST
inst; viii be due this morning
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More UVesD Goods.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CL0T HING.
4,5 just Received 54a
PER STEAMSHIPS EMPIRE CITY AND chHA"bA.
ALERED MUNR0E g. 60,
,FEnre. .RegE Goods.

ALTERED NqUMR0E & go,
No. 81 Magazine street,
Have received by steamers large and beautiful
assortment Of ~ 4
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable Spring Summer wear which they invite the
attention of purchasers Among other goods received are Inc
following; AaE
FINE sINGLE-MILLED Co1oEED CASHMERE BUs1-
NESS COATS;
FINE sINGLE-NILLED CoLoRED CASHMERE PANTA-
LOOMS; ...-. -- --
CASPIAN TWEED BUSINESS COATS;
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE FRoCK AND SAC COATS;
FRENCH BoMBAzINE FRoGK AND SAC COATS sss
ALPACA AND ITALIAN CLOTH FROCK AND SAC
COATS;
FRENCH DRAp D'ErE PANTAIooNs g.,
FINE CLOTH FROCk AND DRESS COATS
VESTS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR; ,.rs..
LINEN DRILL AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMMER PAN
FALCONS; yszls
LINEN DRILL AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMMER
| COATS;
| UNDER GARMENTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
AVERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND MUSLIN
/ SHIRTS;
| UMBRELLAS; yALIsES; TRUNKS; CARPET BAGS;
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
or all kinds.
Winter Clothing at Great Bargains (!
We are offering ali styles of WINTER CLOTHING at
VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, and persons from
the country in of such articles, will do well to call and
supply themselves.
BOLTSs 5 CGSxJEE:xa X.ozzxXza'1-
A VERY FULL ASSORTMENT RECEIVED BY TIE CA
/ -. HAWBA.
| One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
roy Clerks speaking the French Spanish lRnguages al
! ways in attendance.
ALFRED NIUNROE & CO.,
ml7 2p6t "a Magazine street, Corner of Gravier.
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GoTToN, The receipts Of cotton, for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening, were by
the Belle Sheridan 1879 bales; by the Lone STAR from
Jefferson Texas, 1888; by the sydonia, from Minden,
1903; ST. Charles, from Shreveport, 1873. Total
4s4S bales sugar. 52 hhds. OIL bbls, 2s7 half bbls
moIaases.
Total receipts Of cotton for the week, say from
Saturday morning last to last evening, 81 us bales
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sNiFfss Shirts =!
LEIG HTCN s. BA r 3 0 T S,
Corner st. Charles and Canal SITS.
THE, MAMMOTH SHIRTS,
HaIf-a-DaZcn for Sc 90.

7 HE MANN MO 7 IT F5IIII Z =,
HaIf-a-DoZcn for So 90.
ARo-
The 81 50 and 80 90 SHIRTS besides large stock Of
YORK MILL and FINE LINEN
s II IHTS.
n7y~ SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
n Mauulcory, No 100 Grand street, near Broadway New
York
NIB received by late arrivals choice selection of
NECK TIES, Of various styles and patterns; CRAFATS and
ScARFS; Corded SILK and Satin Self Adjusting STOCKS;
SILK and MERINO UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS; sCs-
PENDERS; RICH EMBROIDERED SHIRTS; MORNING
ROBES etc etc TO which the attention Of the pub
lie ,,,,,r
m15 EMIT corner st. Charles and Canal
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1fsnly clay ana nrl,1a,d Fillmore.

WehaFe been called npon, frequently to publish
the whole Of HENRY CLAy's letter respecting Mr..
Fillmore, a memorable extract from which we have
already published several times. In compliance with
these calls submit tile letter, it appears in the
volume of his private correspondence recently given
to the world. The .t eminent competitors alluded
to We're Mr.. Webster and Gen. Scott; and serious
have been the evils that have hefaen thccounry be-
cause their competition defeated the nomination Of
one who had been tried and found true, faithful
honest and conscientious
But here is the letter.
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AuttiOir SalRs.

EXTENSIVE TIMEsALE OF WATCHES JEITEIRY, etc,
continued on account of Liquidation oil Melville w. 81
BY CARR, NER SMITH, Auctioiecr.
rT.INTS DAY, ut 10 O'clocIx and TING aoitS,Nst r
days. will be sold ut auction. at tho store s9 ehui S''
Camp 80. I3s#5 ,,~ of
large stock Of Fine Watches Chains and JeWel's u
every dcserpton Clocks; Guns; Pistols Plated WARE etc
usYATerns libcral-at sale. NIL
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.Teap Clothing.

uVeaU Clothing.
FRANCIS EABRE & Co,
Corner St. Charles and Common sts.,
Would call especial attention their extensive and welse
lecei stock Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
-conssting in part OIL
FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS;
FINE CLOTH FR0Ck COATS;
FINE CLOTH BUSINESS COATS
FINE CLOTH TALMhS, etc, etc.
--AlSo-
4 complete assortment OF FINE LINEN AND COTTON
milo 2pl0t&W3t y Ill L td Il s.
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ha~ j. c. Morgan Exchange Place, adjoining the
Postotce, and J. B. Steel No. GO Camp street, have
our thanks for Harpers' Magazine for April
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accomplishing
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWEI.RY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, rERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE F A NCY r IT | C L E s
is now selling at
COST OF PORTATION.
City and Country Merchants have opportunity
Of purchasing at the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
EzT"Cal and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T. ROBERTS, Agent
Rcnember No % Camp street, under the City Hotel.
On,t
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Cheap Dress Goods.

Fl A RIB Y
Is selling at GREAT BARGAINS such as
Flouncud Organdy ROBES at Sd
French Jaconet DRESSES, at 70 90; c.
Plaid Muslin DRESSES, at 81 Is; '-..-@ III '
Fine Figured Linen CAMBRIA ut 40c per yard
Fine Figured BIILLIANTINES, &c per yard,
nGINGlIAMS, MUSLINS, CALICOES, etc
HORACE HARDY,
ml7 2pMoWe&sa .,..... -.... &. iao camp street.
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~ ".
Ny Dear Sir: have thought for three four days that
would write you but really unnamed 1hnve courage
resolution All gone. The last hope which hung
upon the City Of New York and then upon Virginia, Is finally
disappointed and nothing but despair depicted
couitenance
For myself have regrets nominated for Governor
against my WILL and though nsesibe the pride of
yet feel kind Of relief At being defeated But not
nation Every consideration of Justice every
feeling of gratitude conpired in the minds of honest
insure your election and though always doubtful Of my
success Icould doubt yours, till the painful conviction
was forced upon
The Aboifions and Foreign Catholics have defeated in
this will myself speak OF the vile hypocrisy
of the leading bolioni,s Doubtless many acted honestly
and inorantly in what they did But is Bncy
his associates sold themselves oeocois and they will doubt
less receive their reward
Our opponents by pointing the Native Americans and
Mr. Freghnysen drove the Foreign Catholics from and de
feated us in this State.
But II is vain TO lock the by which This infamous
result has been produced Il is enough say m gone
and must confess that nothing happened shake
hdence in ability TO sustain free Government much
this II with such issues and candidates national
contest presented be heae may expect!
cloud OF gloom hangs the future. May God The
| country for it is evident the people will not.
F.r WILLARD FILLMORE.
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letter from Willard Fillmore to Henry Clay

In the recently published Private Correspondence
of Henry Clay, we find the annexed letter to that
great statesman, which is alike creditable to the
head and heart of the writer. 1t was written just
after the close of the Presidential canvass in 1874,
when it was apparent that Mr. Clay had been defeated
by Mr. Polk The result of this election can be
attributed to but two great causes The conduct Of
the Abotionists of that day in running Mr.. Bhney,
and giving him sufficient number of votes in New
York to defeat Mr. Clay, and to return the electors of
Mr.. Polk, who was well known to be in favor of
Texas annexation, is on par with theirvile schemes
to defeat Mr. Fillmore in the ensuing contest. Let
us defeat Clay in 1874, said the Abolitionists. Let
lis defeat Fillmore in 1856 say Abolitionsts The
second cause, was the counting and securing the
foreign vote in Pennsylvania in Mr.. Folks favor
WILLARD FILLMORE TO MR.. CLAY
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ElsalEs lailg Crestellt.
rfIQlAG JoulsaAE. or NEW ORLEANS.


DANES e NIXON. hit Hi # .8 WILLIAM b. Ap&.t y
ny NIXON, AI1ANTSA& Co,
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Dear Sir: In compliance with your request visited my "a.
tipnt officer tlgco company with Drs. Ncrcer, Wcterby
and Stone. These gentlemen concur with me III the opinion
which previously given you, Tint it phys'ca npoSHi-
lty for MIN such wound Alen received from
simple fall and that his principal wound surely the result OF
violence They also agree with III thinking that the cXter-
NIL the wound would Justify the supnoon that
il was E1sho wound. The skull is fractured; there is free
the brain. and symptoms of inflammation
have snervcned which have induced to form untn
Turable prognoSis.
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9otul SnteIligtNte.


YESTERDAY-Wc have but q SIM Qlsn Ill VIC loctl
way set before readers this monngGood Friday having
been very generally those where we derive
the material OF Our daily records me courts ANU
pup'e oiee', pA ,,, -, = -. ;.
llefe II eioseo 'ote eso's' ~ =" =, l.. ,d w a
Inc Mea'el' no"e'e' "'s "'1''' - VIZ m nv,
ghS-i"oies oe'hs va. III 'A ' Us. ' ~. .t
uuiy a''ehoeu' anu 'e i"iey sso''sin'' s' .,
tween oeVonoh ana dry soous, 'e p.'''ei"'' @ ~ w.
oefH's al ''e u's ipns. i"e ue'. " 10y ,, 'ie s;,,
'Ae' 10 :" - "a 's ~ . ., -, ,a;,oj -
fiat so of nastime We observed good many little nohings
that called for passing notice ciel like onrse-but
we are in charitable hor at present mu2Ae pen
n,-src,, Tpp.r Onr thanks are dine the hand of
-'oaio- A wa ~ ~ ~ = -. - - s..
~ 80, .y,, A., t,,hors r,,;r
on THURSDAY night our young g"us a po tat t,s
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ry HosplTAL.-Rcport for the week ending

THE MYSTERY SETTLED.-The nature of policeman
Alccos wound explained in lc following letter addressed by
DR. Caie to Mayor Lewis Il stated also that al about
the time Alco was found lying Muoes corner Monday
the report Of pistol gun heard by i'll the Bulletin
printing office The only remaining mystery now is who fired
shot:
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PROPOSE Is for copper-plate Engraving.

orrict sUFEssrSSpEST Punuo rSErISO.
Na-hingUh, p, rs
IiUPLlC ATE PROPOS La recsivd Al Office
IL 'hr IItb day { n l2 oco \
copper, IN n higne-t nf raj
hr 90 strs piae rnEr-ving vartu. Prna'
Of
Tepur d
Earh Ptapa-n be- sroonp satisfactory
the ahi e part hdoinE the ~ok,
o escL cas- sts 4 sok IA fr I'd ~ hs ueIr
oa1ee "a stm oI hs o'es neh can b, P'uSsd b
"Rrh
hn 20 rttrt9 'ran,d hat no bids wd
-. a. CD 'nVaR a. pracncsl, rquu
~ rd
fh pfic' snf bot prcr
rys - (-"trpt Sh"tttT nhrrw'sf 4
sch p-r a T m une oqutrrd for iRg Ih
-~cuty
b. rrqSed the aces,u, adrIs oF hs nhial
b. Nofk spr
~ rsqBir-d
r-cr. a +"
A. . - 0f
tF u -, l.caussu tt- nee
.t,p.4s udda-s-r, ''Chansn
Cmmi Ia FtV u,us- q hspr v-- United
sra+s A. ruarnt Puhuc
WashHEon,B a snd b. plainly tRdr "a rrupoa for
Coppe' plaG EnErVyHI"
A. SEAMAN,
Ipb p-d t4YaA Au0 nsDdsu
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1posals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
DIss.l pI river into the Gu.I II Mexico.
EHSINEER DEP ErAtNT
NJ M..nnL...I.n -.

VI EsoKEER bar ErA.Sr,
Washington. ..usa "A ESQ
81 RUPrALs ~ii be rsesised onier anu ~ 6r,. a
- I !. 70 Se da a assgns ePgn ship csHn u
U~rs - Iouue Ieadins Tom, T,s a,'s,S
's =. '' Sa' % I,e " ~ winch puraose iners ~s.
d 70 40 ,.r,, =, d.Isr-. - = = "'ee "aD
. S mI h, caannsI e0In pe 'hso 'a %sS h,, vi
en rd "iat d thr' haia4ea "a drpn mo- es- nan
"eh maxi s"' on K u" .1:r Va, :. ". 81 Ss
o"[ & oa a'sI I'D q app 's- :, .hr Scr .aI, gf war
ply ~ 90 tAet I" keer Zach ehanne pen w.at and
1lor o".m ee'p ~ pad and a 80 Ia sepa al
P"as, m sa,s rn a'ar- ,or "P"'ns sepn. pen
ots ~,h d "a ~,dtn % b. III
ma u" = a., ms nfe s-.fs Tor pemns n" chan e
satn N, pro I" a. ~ : ca Opt
d War .ropose toe 81 sthod aeeoa psins h. ob &c
"a cIu ioa ID a. prposas III, usa sas m NJ t @s
ns o,it pass, As reserved. =
he saniy ., at'e' ssary u b. exist
4s.s a ne pass :" be orpened, or inr dis "ng
ihsr ham 70 ~"eh The work ml'r "utaS
th'T oI hr rPs.i. d. pts, Cannot aceur inor
nanou as - tnet dicn Persons ho der
erra and ~ bes, .a"s Of 'Ts "c p.ins ~ a"h h'"
' e%sAes =, ben snerya ,H,o "a pace ana
ON rr ,nc e n'd tor than po.e b, tar,
~,i .. poi ar COMP led, anr iouad 10 "a
AM At "n " a" orhcer III en-, abotr con
"mahs IN al rrp,cis 10 ~. stpraons Of the
met ",h DC made account any ,uwards op
ea, .raniusd approved above s+ea. d. 'O'
Al thr eImrain al on third Of dunns
|anoant 81 ,hr attract sH keeping III
susn d .wo hd, .l ,hr na. an ardlono OF rd
o the ~noe aa.uh coltracied io VIII be eYpI
iu of thr ~boi- dn,g which channels KEEP
,s s Whole Of ne 20 ac g tor o9 ksean. seS me he
c,annsT ,Pe Hhib paid hu vii,
Ter The channels hayr br examined, period pay
ment . ofher officers appo'n ny etay AZ,
and found in be Ia all confTm q %
Proposals nu be accompanied by evidence
the wotk IN and thin he pose should
addressed 10 the RusHerr Dtpaf nnrnt and
dorsed Prep sals Tor op~nug chanues
sipp ri,eTn
hen he tune within which proposals be
pf-d they viii be op-n-d contract
enireJ with the bidder bidders piau
ind eVdeners Il sbili
" "a. Secret of
10 BE- ns-d for tnifiy days in be National
the Evening sar ashii the the
1Tur bella New Orr the Mnbil" Register Mpbt
aud he Pennsylvania Phadrpia ia, Book and
tae Journ OF Commerer, New nrk the Times
sion The k@pu'ie AID The Pilot ST. Louls the Enquirer,
matt and the prmocrat louisville
Acc unit for advertising
be sent TO Engineer Department payment
Aug5-d.pt
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special Notice to Trave .lers Hrom washing on

kAsELLERs from n ashiDg,os for ad-
vsed th% the Baltimore Company has made
provision 10 ticket them and check haggsg
through from Wa hingon leading
Northwest and III Southwest
Mem OF ongress and Others, the nd ournmsni
extended factes OF this Hr, winch only
afford hrm through tickets aud checks Washington
The trains start day from Washington
and dlrec Washing
HoGse"J for Bsnwood and heeipg connecting
with Central Ohio railroad Znssvs Newark
lumbs Aenia, Dayton, LincIn Louisville Indiana
Trrr~ aue, Nncennes Alton, 81 Louis Spr ID Qun-
oy Burig Gaens hock Island, Dubuque Cairo Memphis
kAIchez, Yick-bu g, aud New Orleans
Passenger. desrius The entire road may
leave a<hinston at and, reaching Cumb D.
lie on there Until sis morning, he
BY accommodation train leaving there At that time for WhrenE
Wbess arrives nf 4, D IN.
BY the b, from Rashinsiun they may Ben
Woad al 81, DAY, or in from ashng
By hi. they CscinHai nigh,
hour runniI tim beiwron Washiagtou and incunau
Careful eouor Of frct safety
dnal "bjc ih- und trsyss dhr
SECURING -.
Fn iur,her tickets irqnrr of THO a. PAR
SONS, AgrnL Washington station, WILLIAM 5. wOODSlDE,
Ma st raRsp9uRti.n. BALTIMORE.
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To Druggists and the People.

4 CsuI0nsd nizilnu ~ nr bt
Il Co.'S Elect ,tIi,r ~ hsu ~bo
bt Tnts Els bti hEs tn
mayet Isfadsn piie- aiso JIh VI
ha Hon nrasf, nun H. X U''h lwh took a
cru ches IN ur dsJ I'D han 30 ths's h aeiFhts
hHvv been ed if drtphia LEdEcr.
tn. iphIa would
scamp FaS O sscaity cooni.rrtG In t'a sbrs pa
John Wy.be 20, DRUG 1T m
unpf,s Valentine who nvsd uiis
this vslunbls remedy
Pm .puFml May s, iu5S
II Psops DrHrrisrs throughout USted Slater
~ Gsihh Ectric ui 10 Pre-, Wesi
Phtfldephia hsunasu Rndrnuot. Noutg'nsry
rheumatism -praiH Oydsn, y fam
nation ~ ws; Frovns shir Hnd cpt~d
brrast; NJ Nm SpsnF On sku q
bell Marion, Of and scarlet frycr
eish zen sfh1rs.
very drurs COY gruuipr Electric
- pFnprtnT hs old ss, winch
al orders must addressed prucure N grpuiEe
Prrf 'HSS. De GRATH,
Old Ofhee, "a sh hs-tunt
For sse W CHARLEs srOTT
Jury 10 n washington, q. G.
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70 OUR sUBsUElBnEs.

The person ENTREES apo, ,T tOOks
he P1s1NAa 81 The sHh-enPu0H b Hlsael HOxsHCS.
may forward money ~ ,eEtGT tosl8a0
n which l BE- pad ~ al nst assumed ogyps Il -
afs TansmiA@i0n.
Fhs ctUNTRY PAPER l. prbnshed weekly
ofDong sss semi ~ daring the
subscIiplaAs period tan year viii b received
terms PEoporiored 10 Ihe above annual rai0s
0J-PasTA AsTERs aHthOEEsd 'EeuIs and
By ElrE DAILY suhscFbe with so enclosed,
sAiI- EEKLY sUbSCbeFss Wih @ enclosed, viii BE- on
uisd a copy sgGtt.
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M,dicaI College OF Georgia.


AroUsr.. Juy, 1856.
THE twenty afh oour-s v com
1 the hrs Nopaay IN November Rurt
Newton " n, Anatnmy
/. 4. Dagss, d ,SurEsp
Eve, q Obstetrics, uIs".ses Of Women and In
fsnu.
Hvn NiIer " D Fhyrulory and Pathological knstomy.
Ai.r M.rus N. Professor ~ ChsHisiry
L, Ford NJ D. Institutes and Practice of Nedtcins
csmpssn, v. o., s~ries o~psrsuVe and microscopes
AHn0ny
Campssn, N. D. Deuons,rsfor of Anatomy.
%. Simmons. VI. n. tsaisfHnt DrunonsHrntE.
Iurah Harris, o., Pro. g. Prnlsssnr uf surgery
delivered regularly ~ We CIV hospa
saps opportunities afforded for he study ut prncuca
nnaiumy
Feea the entire elo9
Maiuousion ticket 90 BE- taken once) )...'...'.'.'
"a, r,,,h,, ,,r,icu,ar. spply 70 G. n. NEWTON,
Iat, 's Issi ''' W. Dean.
'aB iS-dim
lNOALi CoALi-wr are receiving
PiB- Ennt Broad Mountain, aad ouni Laha whs - co
Back Miss Orchard and ~ kus Nay REQ AN coas
Also, Cumt.erland lump and snu' hs' cal,
Wuud Of the bes ga always IN hard.
Coal kept under cover 2,2io pounss N the ton
Norhwesi l9th and e streets, No 81
Aug s-Ah ttntl
wiuards' Hotel
D. g. "A. A. WILL ARD,
ps-nsglpa-ia ana Fo-rfssnfh svsss,
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-11-13
Local Items.

IxcrDRsrs OF THE ELECTION. The greatest victory
obtained in any town of this State the reduction
OF the Administration, and here was Organization
working men. money and rum in abundance to say
nothing OF polls hickor, and flags that dropped over
groggeries at every corner. Troops of Irishmen,
never before seen, and who had been kept at their
Spelling Books for month previous, State Prison
convcts who had served out their full timc loafers
from Harwinton and Plymouth, wers all on hand,
and came up like . chain-gang marching out of
prison. to the tune Of follow your leader and all to
produce a. plurality Of So.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-11-13

LARGE SALE OF DURHAM CATTLE.-A recent sale Of
fine Durham Cattle at Jacksonville ILL., realized the
handsome sum OF $l1 $780, To those unaequaiuted
with the high estimate placed by intelligent agricui
turists, and graziers upon improved stock OF this
Kind, the prices obtained fot these animals must ap
pear exorbitant. There were thirty FIVE; COWS and
hcers sold and eleven bulls and bull calves show.
ing an average Of over $3.50 per head A single bull
calf, Fair Day. brought $500, and g Young Whit.
tingham," ovet a year Old, 1915 A cow. Bracelet
and her calf, bruugnt 5000; MARY Dacre,'' $7i5
Tulip" $3.50, and MANY others $780, $4,000, and
$500 each. With other stock sold by the same par
ties, the sale foots DIP SIC, 400 80 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-11-13

wNrxR. The winter is fast approaching. Snow
fen for several hours last week, and the ground
thIcky covered. The City people have all left, and
stage coaches are housed fer the winter If it
not for the As emily The Court brings together, the
town would be like a graveyard The old sign
board on the corner, creaks dismally in the wind,
the geese stand about the frozen pools on one leg,
while cattle hasten homeward, the north west wind
hurting cloud of dust and leaves in their pursuit.
g Surely Summers gone and over,
Foss are falling down,
And with russell tinges,
Autumn doing brown