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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-11

All the Premiums are open to general conp,- tltlos except in the Second Class, which are festficted to Lhchfeld County It is required that not less than three entries shall be made ana nor less than two shall appear and con- pete torihe premiums in each class and in any class not so filled the award of premiums sha l be discre'iohery with the Judges. Pre- smiums not claimed within fifteen days after the Exhibition w!ll be considered as contribu- tteAd, tea 10 the Association The Judges may with hold premiums when the Horse or Horses are unworthy, whether there be competition or not, or where there is satisfactory evidence of compromise. Horses may compete for premiums in two or more classes but when any Horse shall have been awarded premium as Single Horse such Horse shall not compete 1 for any other pr, miuIn, except in Glass 8, as one of team. All Horses en tered for exhibi. tion will be subject to the call of the Marshal during the hours of exhibition and exhibitors must have theirHorses ready according to the advertised programme; and ifany Horse does not appear whensth Class is exhibited in which he has been entered, he shall be deem ed to have been withdrawn from competition iu such class All Entities must be made with the Sec retary previous to II o'clock A M., Tuesday. Oct l6th, Entries in Class close at 10 A. II.
 PREMIUM LIST.
 Glass I--10 o'clock. Entrance Fee Sl .OO. Colts and years old in harness Speed not to govern, all qualities to be considered, First Premium, S5s Second, s3 Tiird S2.
 Class u-1l o'clock Entrance Fee $500 Horses owned fiji Ltchfeld County of any age Speed to govern, Mile heats, best 2 in 3 First Premium, $25; Sec md, S15 Third, SlO
 .-rGlass lIl--12 o'clock Entrance Fee $500 Fastest pair of Trotting Horses. Mile heats, best in First premium. $50 Second S25.
 Class M, o'clock 2, Entrance Fee, $5 .OO Running Horses. Mile heats, best 2 in3 First premium i$se; Second s15.. y. s4.g5H
 Class V-2 o'clock. Entrance Fee $500. Five Mile Trbt, in harness; First premium. $50; Second S25. mn ....
 CLss VIZ l-2 o'clock. Entrance Fee, S2O Fastest Trotting Horses, in harness. Mile heats, best 3 in ,. Purse of two hundred dol lars. First preminm SIPS; Second ST5.
 MANAGERS.
 President; George Hitchcock, New Preston Vice Presidents, ,Wm P Lathrop Winsted; Alan son Warren. Watertowh HenryJ Allen Vol cottvile- Treasurer, George Fl Baldwin, Litch- field, Secretary, Charles B Andrews, Litch6eld. Chief Marshal, Henry A Rotsford Assistant L Mortimer Johnson, Rufus Smith, Francis M Hale, John w Taylor.
 Music by tEc Litchfield Cornet Band. Ad- mission Single Tickets 20 cents Each Horse 5.laf T lsen'si sii3 .VllgsnnuD LsIb l.al5YtiF
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--T ! ! IF 1-- -T--
 SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prof. Van kuskia.k7S "a
 GREAT GERMAN .~

l ss,i,Go LIVER REMEDY. to.- l Having beenused in the private practice of one
 of the most emiiient Physicians in Germanv; is
 now offered to the people of the United States
 When the Remedy has -beena objected to fair Eand intelligent trial, itwll speedily take prece- fdence of all other Liver Remedies now if, use - eItis the latest contribution of Medical Science l to the treatment'of that extensive, troublesome
 and dangerous series Of Disorders growing out t:0f STE 2i ea @H32 IA Fl i!Hlsty21 Il 1I. rr'a. a.DBRANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER. ii, r.. Few pesous are aware Of the Debility and General Derangefient of the whole system pro- duced by a Morbid or Unhealthy Action of the
 Livef and 5et not one pefson in ten is so forum
 ate ss, not 70 have suffered in some way from
 these morbid conditions" health is of course
 dependent, in a great measure, upon the purity
 of the blood. and the purity of the Blood is di-
 rectIy dependent upon Healthful Functional Action of the Liver.
 The diseases arising directly or indirectly from affections of the Liver cannot, of course, be enumerated in a brief advertisement nor is such an enumeration suecessaYy.i 4'I5 sqs9 ;
 .a If PRoF. VAN BUsKIRK s <5,., <,,5 'i 't :. GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY{
 strikee at the root root of diseases which origin ate in Derangements of the, Liver |, Jauiidice, AcuFe or Cnronlc AnecG}ons of the Liver, Dyspep sia, SalloW Count snannce, Sick. Headache are RsH%Rsy BssRpss IlS Lr fs safsa Hundreds of test itestimqqp2ials might be given from persons who have been permanently cdred after trying other remedies, without aLy benef- cial effect, but ONE TRIAL of the Liver keme- dy is better proof to the afflicted than volume of recommendations.
 This medicine ,is, purely Vegetable, and does not contain ei;her 'Dasr.. Mercurryy Aloes, Gam boge, scammony or any drastic drug 's 5sta,, ,.a
 ', Sp1f by all Druggists. Price phe dollaF per bottle. Ask for, etofessor Van Buskirk' $ c ItEAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY, and take h no other, One dollar and fifteen cents either in stamps or currency, sent to any advertised Agent, or to the propretofs, OSCAR, c MOSES & co ,27 seprtlandt street, New York, viii ensure bottle of cine by return D all, post paid '" Agents for # enfield, BUELL. { VESSELS, and sold bS aff dealers fn edicines in Litehfeld .g n, "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-11

x ELIAS HowE, the sewing machine man ol Bridge port, purchased a l725 pound horse a, the New York State Fair at s,aratoys. fo, codnn55tlss lss!' 5& Te"3 a-a alyJl .t g., -,.F
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DIED.

, At Fair Haven Ger. 5th, Mrs Carolina A. wife of 'AugustussP, P. Camp Of Waterbury aged 46 years, formerly from this town. .'7'' @i''
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The Town Elections.

It is impossible, as a general thing, to judge of the political complexion of the state from our Fall elections. Footing up maiorities de- cides nothing, since the party in minority sell dom polls anything like q full vote. a Still we think the indications are, that We have gained largely, especially ia this Congressional Dis tnct. In this county, Warren, the on1y town which has changed sides, since last bring has come over to us. In Cornwall and New Mil ford where the Democrats and Johnson men were encouraged to make a fight, they were more heavily beaten titan in the spring; in Sharon they lost part of their ticket. In Fairfield County matters look still worse for them. DanburY which went Democratic in the spring, now gives us l25 majority; Newtown was only saved by trick of the Democratic board and in Stamford, the only town in the State where the Johnson men dared to run a separate ticket, it boiled jnstt,oelvt votes. Y
 At all events Johnsonism is nowhere, and with the. prestige of the Tremendous victories we are winning over the whole North, this fall, Connecticut cannor Be in doubt next spring.
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C B WAKELEy, the efficient postmaster a Fairfield, has been removed to make room fo a Johnson man. > r3ya.xl, . ,hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-11

Ministers WhE Eskers! HAO you want Whskers or Mustaches Our MB Grecian Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price $l CO.,. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price.
 aSetSSS seTI { Il Spreoibnl a4hHSs New x York TU
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.a IN~FEN-MfNUTEs.~ ~
BRYAN,s PtILMONIC FRS,

fS@ The original Medeine established in 1887 and first article of the kind ever introduced un- der the naefe of fulmonie Wafefs' in this or any other counTy; all other Pulmonic Waters are counter feits The genuine can be known by the name of BRYAN being, stamped on each Wafei. gs sS s&S |a These Eafars efavc been before he.pablic for nesrIy thirsy years, and the inmense sale at st- tained. not only in America but in foreign countries fully atte their intrinsic worth - The medic properties are superior to any oth- CT article offered for the cure of-Pulmonary or Bronchial affections, and the quantity contained in each ;bux is nearly double that of the many worthless limitations advertised.
 BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS. Cures Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hrarseness Asthma Catarrh, Bronchittis, Difficult Breath ing, Spitting of Blsod, Pains in the Chest Incip- tent Consum ption and al diseases of the Lul gs Not only affording temporary relief, but effect ing rapid and lasting cure and are warrant to give satisfaction in every instance. They do not nauseate like alcoholic eompoHnds, and the medicinal properties are combined in form 70 agreeable and pleasant to the taste tliat any child will readily take them. One dose will al ways afford '. Lf Ii. t. RELIEF IN TEN, MINUTES. To Voc;llsts and Public Speakers, these Wa fers are .peculiary valuable; they will in one day remove the most severe occasional hoarse. ness; and their regular use for few days will at all Hines, gi nefease the power and ffexibility of the voice, greatly improving its teEe com. pass and clearness, for which purpose they are regularly used by many professional vocaists. ';rheAvely great celebrity of this fipval uabe remedy has sindaced .unprinapled ptrionsS to prepare base limitations, which disappoint the just expectations of the purchaser, and injure the character of the genuine medicine. : See that the word BRYAN is stamped on each Wafer, and also observe the fac simiIe ot the signature of the Proprietor JOB MOSES or each wrapper, to counterfeit which is forgery. ag Offending parties will be dealt with to the tull extent of the law; ;-,-a,,1 Bryan's Pulmonic Waters are for sale by all Druggists. |4aI ''t'
 JOB MOSES, !Sole Proprietor. 27 Cortlandt St, N. Y. Sold by BUELL. & VESSELS. 4 1Yeow ,..r.:.: 1-.>.
 ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
 Phalon's ''Nisht Blooming Cereust"
 Phafotl's :. ."Night Blooming Ccreus."
 PhaIon's ""Niglis Blooming cere"s."
 Phalon's "Night Blooming Ccreus." Pha1or's "Nishf Blooming Cereus.v
 ga -" t--s .
 A most exquisite delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
 distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from
 which it takes its nane
 Manufactured only by
 T .PHALON.& SON; New ork. .g..J BEWARE OF CouNTERFEITs,
 ASK FOR PHALON'S-TAKE NO OTHER
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IF0R SALE1.

A matched pair of three yeers old colts will belexh xhibited and offered for sale, by the sub. seriteraon the Fair Grounds on the 18th inst The colts are unbroken except to the halter. -Ie' .-tTi'7S'1" !" C.S FULLER.
 MOrris, Qsqtr litb, 1sse-<Iu 2e 1w"
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-11

artha w ashington Hair Restorer.
 Halls Hair Remover,
 Webster's Hair Invigorator Hathgebers Hair Restorersy k chevalier's Lite for the Hair, Bangs Trieoperous,
 &c., &c., &c <, &c.,, &o., at 'NoRTHRoP's GALLERY OF ART ''''' -'''''---a----New Milford -.
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gmALGER 1NSTITUTE.o


 The winter term of the Alger Institute at Cornwall Conn, will open Oct, I1th and con tinie 20;weekst Day scholArsat receivtd ct N$16, which includes fuel, iightS washing and insttuctipH i'd alf the, higher branches. sA Y z 26'Sw RTv. s. E. DUDLEY, Principal.
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MORRIS.

Episcopal service will be- held "a the Hall, East side, on Sunday evening next at halepast six P, M. The Rev Vim [ Peck of Litch6eld will officiate. .,., t..-. s l,.5,.,rn,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health in a few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers 5tkemeans of cure.
 To, all who desire it. he will send q copy of the prescription used Gree of charge). with th, directions for prtpafing and using the same which they will find SURE CURE for CONSUME TON, AsrHMAy RRoEoHITs, GoyGHS ECoLpss and allThroat and Eung Atfectlorls {. 5Ihe only ob- iestpf fhe edyeftisel in seaaRg the BeScrip- Gon is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in- ,fprsration which he eopeeiyes to be invaluable he hopes every safferer will try his rene idy,i as iti will cost them nothing and may prove blessing. .ss i,o;i:7su1 oI 'i:~ uoita5. ii Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will please address eiti | 5s5a. n5 REV EDWARD A. WILSON, :si f4 45Iy qe Williamsburg. Kings Co-. N-.4, s.55zI ..zI iI=Tc a!ErTc Hl! trcH!H F.
 SCRATCH! SCRATCH !.!ur SCRATCH, !!
 NheatOn's Ointment
 a,,a. WILL CURE THE ITCH, IN AS HOURS.
 Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL ,BLAINS, and all hruptiops oi the Skin. Price -56 cents AFor Sale by Fall fuggists ; A-a
 By sending 50 cents to WEEKS S POTTER Sole egAgents, ,rt70 Washington street, Boston, it will Be forwarrled by smaif. freeofs postage. 10 any part of the United States. 4uias3y wlX .
 Oct, 9. 1865. 29 1y. T- '
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Norris. Oct, lIIh, 1S6G.. :.
N0T1CE.

Notice is hereby given to all person. in the GToBn ofsL fsLitohfeld, whq gre liable te pay tax Ies, to mskaiout under oaths and creturn,to one
 ofsthes Assessors of said Town CT leaye at the pfice of the Town. Glefklonl or before thelst day ofINovember nexte writgeneoi, printed lists of the tax ables property, belonging to them on the lst day of October 1866. ell listslsnot so sworn toa ten per sceht ID of the valuation thereof will ibet added, and ,noappealg will
 be alle~eaLtol4he Board of Relief. Blank lists
 can be obtained SE either of the, bAssassOfs or of the Town
 Dated hstchheid,s Oct SSaf StbI fs66. FRANCIS M HALE hluow J8A1a v rN GRISW0LDtn suofin9 liAsssssofs
 LORENZO WHEELER l'seiofg bsiiesof9 sd fHENRYS GRISwOLDS ,bi21 Litehhsld
 ALBk0 M fUMPHREVILLE taa 2e1W
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: MRS BROWN, who works at Sturtevaut Mills Norwich, caught her hand in the gearing of a machine, and the member was torn open t o the wrist joint, and two fingers broken. H--tlt-ll
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-11

anything more than mere partisan clamor, we should have heard something from them very different from the Expressive silence which now prevails sthroughout their ranks on thif momentous subject. f,
 be duty oi President Johnson ii, this mat ter, is equally clear. He has been either the accomplice or the dupe of the lying mayor ol New Orleans his own action will decide which. For crime less atrocious, in- hnitely less cowardly, he had, one man hunted down and shot like dog, other men and woman tried by military tribunal and hung; and unless he shows some desire te bring these murderers to justice, he is like to be called to severe account, when the Repre- sentatiyyes yes of tbe people meet next December.
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II itEvERYTIIING 5ELsVD

F. In my line sell at prices much below r, ing rates, though not quite so low as I sel, nswsspapefs ahf School Books. for Lhese sell on other goods P'""'
 Those who want standard and m;sca,,,,. Books. Photograph Albums Gift booIs '..;s Ing Desks, Ladies work Boxes, and .'Comn.n lons' Gold Pens, Wallets, Diaries, Black ac count, Books Memorandum books letter no ns, or o'ner rems Of stationery will ind the n nder sighea g1. disposed to part with his goods for n trlfilng pecuniry consideration. VIM PATTON
 Dookseiief and Stationer Bank St. WaterLnrv
 2Gtf ConpV - ""'eiSuIy
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A CARD.

sohne, ne members i of the Congregational sabha,h ;nn Ii i'll Mliton take this method of exnrsss- fns their thanks to the Litchfield Brass RsnJ TOT lne.r presence and excellent musc s, ha tha pho-pio tha oh the 4thinst. Sithe the earnest bon, s@aI 9ng M and successful career may be tbeiIs
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aLIFEAHEALTHLSTRENGTH LIFE-HEALI'H-STRENGTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH.

Hundreds and thousands annually die prems turely, when if they would give the Great Frenc ,Remedy, ,alo3 .isH sIJati4illil 7 'iss1ismlsa
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News of the Week.

FoaEses The treaty betvessn sAustris aud Italy hes finally been signed. Italy takes ve- Enetia and assumes 35 GOO 900 aorins of Aus ttian debt E# E
 The Slnsurrection in Crete is saidto De spreading largely. Prussia assumed formal pos session of Hanover on the 9th inst. Maximi- nan. nan has made speech declaring that he has both The intention and the ability to maintain himself AIr' sl | ig i hls present position 4 sDoaasfte Evedinbs Star, shrseametf hs < running between New York and New Orleans foundered in storm last week and over 800 lives wefeslost.i
 President Johnson has issued d proc,aoist- ton appointing Nov. 18th day of Thanksgiv-- ing.
 A Roman lCatho;:e Council composed of htgh di'nitaries from all parts of the United States is in session at Baltimore. .'s 1'-D i The Ristori fever stil! continues and her acting seems to be entirely uneqnalled. .i.r
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pie were in the room and no one thought
 him seriously injured, supposing him too drunk to rise. They were just about, dragging him into the back room to lie till he was,sober, when the paleness of his couutenance excited
 surprise MT Igo felt his pulse and found it
 had stopped. ;. Park ran for doctor who at eoce declared the man dead. Park then delivered himself up to the authorities. A ceroners jury was summoned in the afternoon who found that the deceased, while intoxicated
 had met his death from blows gwen him by Park under provocation. A post-mortem ex- animation was made in the evening which dis closed an effusion of bleod'at the base of The brain sufficient to account for his death, There
 was no fracture of the skull or. serious external Hirjury apparent. E+aa} 9ss aeSasi2ss.e MT Park evidently had no intention of tak ing the life of the deceased and seemed horror struck at the unexpected consequences Of his act, his preliminary trial took place yesterday.
 Herbert was an extremely large, athletic man
 heserved in the 2d Conn Artillery throughout
 the war, and, ,whsn at'the front where he could not get liquor, was a good, reliable soldier when intoxicated he was always, quarelsome
 and has been several times ia jail for assaults. . - The agony of suspense is over and the hPostofice has finally migrated to North Street E The postmaster is a physician and we take the exercise he prescribes, uncomplainingy q .-- At the Town Meeting on Monday it was voted sosreduce the diaue,, F of the Central
 Park fifty fleets Its former diameter was about l50 feet @ .ssH 2!
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FROM MEMPHIS.

:. MEMPHIS, May 2-The negroes of
South Memphis fired on a citizen,
wounded him, and assaulted a white
woman this morning. The Sheriff and
posse attempted to arrest all the ne
groes; they fed to Fort Pickering
firing as they ran. They were driven
from the fort this evening, and sought
the woods. During the excitement
seven negroes and one citizen were
killed, and few houses burnt. The
military have been under arms all day.
All is quiet tonight, but fears are en-
tertained that the negroes are tempted
to burn the city, but they are ground
less. Up to the present there have
been fifteen blacks and four whites
Later Fines are raging in South
Memphis amongst the negro quarters;
several more are reported Killed; no
efforts are made to quench the fire.
MEMPHIS, May 3.-About 80 houses
occupied by colored people, and all
school-houses in South Memphis, are
pulled down or burnt last night. Ten
were killed during the day and night.
Everything is quiet this morning; it
is hoped that order is fully restored.
The negroes nearly all tied to the
woods last night, but are returning
this morning.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT =

CINCINNATI, May 3.
perfine 25@S 80, Extrag 25@9 70, and fancy
Family 10 50@14 90.
WHEAT-In good demand for sound, at
very full prices; Is 600 bushels Midd1ing
sold at 9O9l 95;sNo. ! Western Red, SO;
No..2, 2 10.
OATs-Dull and prices lower; A@45c for
No.2 and l.
RYE@S0@S5c.
BARLEY-Unchanged. IA
WHIsKY-Dull and unchanged.
MESS PORK-Buoyant, with sales at 20 SO,
but tclosed quiet with no buyers at over
% 90
bulk MEATS-In good demand at l1H@
l45zc; loose Bacon quiet andunehanged;
LARD-In better demand &C Zes put noid- oll-
ers put up prices to 2014@2O15c; therefore
but little or nothing done.
BUTTER-Uncnanged fresh made, R@
soc. -
EGGS-l9c. Nv
GRoCERIEs-Unchange Fl
GOLD-1Z.
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FROM NAsHYILLE.

NASHVILLE, May 2.-The Atlanta
Dispatch says that Masonic Hall was
burned last night, accidentally. Loss,
over 100000; mostlyinsured.
There was heavy storm yesterday
In Williamson County. The cotton
and corn crops were nearly destroyed
by hail. g
5 In the case of Isham Henderson,
on the direct examination of Hoge
being closed, the Court adjourned, on
account of the illness Of Col. Coyle,
counsel for the accused.
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New York Market.
CoTroN-Steady. SOC for middlfng.
NEW YORK, May

CoTToN-Steady, 30cfor middlfng.
FLoUR-More active; 5@l0c better; 900
s 40; Elk State 90@9 20; FIX. r. I'll. o. 8 500
u 40; Trade brands closing firm.
WHIsKY-Quiet 2 26@2 261a.
WHEAT-A shade firIner; moderate mill
ing demand, l IS for old No. Milwaukee,
/ 50 for old No. lido and 80 new No.2 do.
RYE-In moderate request; Western SOC.
BARLEY-Quiet, malt dull.
OoRN-A shade lower with a moderate
demand. 7S@82c for unsonnd 82@S2z for
sound mixed Western in store and deliv-
cred.
OATS STEADY, 44@48c; new Western SIG
SOC for old do.
CoFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Firm, 1Ozzz@1lc for Cuba.
MoLASSES-Steady.
PETRoLEUM-Dun at 261z97c for crude
42a43c for refined in bond.
PORK-Opened active and higher, but
| closed decidedly lower at Is 5614@29 56H
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New Mess closing at Is 5614 for regular;
Is 2@28 so old do "a 75@25 90 for prime.
LARD-FirIner at I71a@I73zc. and small
lots 2lc. g4 EHg
BUTTER-Quiet at 40956c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Dun at l2@22c. i 4s
QMoNEY--Steady at 5@6 per cent. Sterling
firm 1095s91091a; Gold Irregular and unset
tied opening at l q, advancing to / ISIS,
declining to L 27sz and closing at 277s;
Government Stocks shade hrmer; U, s.
6s of '81, registered at 1851, IS Coupons 1857,
$40 Coupons of '62, 1011s, Of '64, 102 of '65,
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Presi-
dent has approved the bill authorizing
and empowering the Secretary of the
Treasury to remit, Or, if paid, to re-
fund, any duties levied on produce
from any port of the United States via
Canada, if said produce was'detained
by ice when the recent reciprocity
treaty expired
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FROM cINCrNNATT.

CINCINNATI, May 3.-A call for the
Ohio Union State Conventions to be
held at Columbus, June 20tq, for the
the nomination of candidates for
Secretary of State and Judgestof the
Supreme Court, was made yesterday
by the Union Committee.
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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

No. 8 Second Street, in Bray's Block.
- measurement, and fit warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices that will
suit the purchaser; Trcking Skirts, Stitch.
dispatch. ~
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five wears. H - SMITH.
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Richard Edwards, Eliza r. Tyson,
Mates Samuel Davis and Sam'l Paine !;
names of seamen~ not given On the
18th there was bat one case on board
that was not cOnvalescent.
The 1fmess Washington. special
says the committee agreed to report
against the mission to Greece, the law
not justifying its establishment.
New YORK, May 3.-Advices from
Rio Janeiro of April Sd, state that two
Peruvian iron-clads which had arrived
from England, captured the Spanish
schooner Dorothea, using the United
States flag. Peruvian iron-clads were
daily expected from the United States.
New YORK, May ;I.-The Herald S
correspondent from the city of Mexico
says the siege of Mazaplan still con-
.tinues, with occasional skirmishing.
The Liberal commander was wounded
while sick, by the French, and on re-
fusing to surrender, was shot in his
bed. Three Of the most influential
citizens IN the neighborhooo were also
shot, aud heavy fines imposed on
others