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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriYala.


ENTHUSIASTICALLY Germania-G satter, wife and
four children sedeSmsnn, Walter Wife two children
and and w NJ, HoeEn Whs nS
child; Kias. Lnaer. 70 both, wicfsrs, Mrs Hsss:
sSs
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vernet G schaefer, Vweyhsr il Jordan, Wnznser.
Departures.
BrysT AND MAyEs- s.samship Pe,eireJ Harper, j.;
Crawford wife and three children, New York W Dickey,
s ac EscG. New
Homer Mrs Homer, child and servant Msssachusets;
aas sS snS
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ysns New York; franc,. McMgrtre Philadelphia, Pal Mrs
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sis sss IVY Mr. S Pratt n NJ:
r aa s so9 .9 1yssSy Wife
; S19 nsiS sI'sa 9 Ssis Forbes,
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Eqnis -. Barber MRS sT BARBER BOOK:
Mary Lseasns San Frsas'ssc; Mr. NJ. S Wilton,
Dehege, Miss Denesre Miss Lily Denege, Mary De
IL s Ks: % r S':ss' n, srssss
wSstc Miss se w6s NEW Yoa M r.d fsSSe
Guatemala; Warren, Mrs WARREN New York; General
Sisssn D sssss: % "
lett, Miss swain, New YORK Homer Philadelphia Du
y fSps NeT on Y9ss Bqeswaa Brsoklyn Moore New
SorO%ns, child and servant Harans Woodwor;h Mrs
MesS New M NJ" Mitchell Gays9 Te.ss sIb.S
peTs New YORK Hohn, Chicago Bin.se, New York;
SeSsa Ses SresS. E' s"spp New a
France N lie cd rS r. Esh New So4
NJ. a,n Mohn h mrs sohn Miss kohn Miss Adele kohn
sn hsg aonp Ss.r Morals Kohn infant and maid ser
ssTq a Phi,diophs Bsye New York Gsls,d
Callei France se.ch odin Mrs Loeb three children
ND fr %na ,er Xs y oggen9eer Msss Bashe
Lss New Srt ss.
!SS1 MSsSs ..qs New
Mon, Central America; Hugo Low, New York; Louis N
John Jos sSffa ws sn se- n.
Eeys Ss s % wv New YORK
York Mrs Joub.ri Caforns; Mrs D Lebsr Mrs Leber,
sas ''s .f %y si New yd S Irs M
%ss Servant S. LpsS Mrs pLqiOs ehS ssd
hy,Ssrd, New Ysk Maurice LeuSsnisc, rnilsdsphis
ay.ns s ss' YORK. ., Ss SS
Paris, France Emile Baird New YORK; Suner Boston,
PhssdspsSis ss,liGrd NJ. salord YORK Mrs
Sqs T Kew { ssnro so
boston Miss Egssn. Rsous Mrs Louise Rsoul, Paris
Benj Roabaad Comfy, New YORK g cramme, New Or
leans; viahon, iie'ans-wlih s7iO00 specie asd
LIvERrooI-s Steamship City of Baltimore ia.
eas sbn we p sss dnssher Mrs GoInsS and
and AMheeler, sausuinas, + Iosaca y Narnend,
RoSs scb SS,S M fn asdes sHd sF
yant New YORK Miss Read, MI blanchard, Richartson
Rowe Mr. wsriolIsr MAssard and Vile Mr. and Brown
snEand s%s and o Wife Isases and oH
foronto MI Cooper, England q Dunn. Anderson, u
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TElEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

1t having been reported several days ago that a
number Of wolves had been seen in the vicinity Of
Sandusky Ohio, party Of sp0rtsmen on Friday last
started in pursuit Of them. About six miles from
the city they killed one large gray wolf measuring
i've feet in length, and captured four cubs Four
full grown wolves succeeded in making their escape
Az Sandusky Is situated in q thckiy populated part
Of the State the appearance Of the animals SO near
by causes much speculation.
At meeting Of the radicals of Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, Va, on the 2sth ult. s. H. Chandler United
States District Attorney, nominated for Congress
from the Second district. On the same night the
democrats Of Norfolk held mass meeting, and on
the day following gathered In large numbers and
had barbecue at Great Bridge ON the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal.
Three miners, James Macarthur and two others
named Mcdonald were drowned near COwell, Ohio,
yesterday morning while In skin on the river. All
were intoxicated.
James Scanlon and Riley Gray OF Brad0n Scan
Ions paper mill, at Indianapolis, Ind, were scalded
to death on Friday night by the explosion OF tank
used for steaming purposes.
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Guilson Sanford, Bishop, Mrs Bishop, Mrs Gsash-
waite Sykes and WIFE, Mrs Sarah Peck Jessie Peck Bes
SIZE Peck, Canada; ID King and wife, Smith and wife,
Cincinnati
MISUNDERSTANDING virgnia-G Earle wife and two
children; Menshaw, Ryder, Mrs Hassey and SER
want James Dredge, Captain Daniel Jonkyns, Collins
DIR Louis Levason Longland wife and two children
Brown, wife and servant; Rev Samuel Dunn Hall William
sullivan, Hazlitt Hobart, New York Rev w Hare,
wife, philadelphia; Mrs verplanck, Fishkand ninety
seven in storage.
GLASGOW AND MISUNDERSTANDING lowa-Dr + w
Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs Forder, M0fat Brooklyn; Mrs
BENNETT two children and servant; McGeorge, Miss
Smith Miss Crawford, Miss Hutchinson Miss Gitters
RE, Gibson, Aurora, Ill; Mrs Martin, Martini PUG,
Lacome California; DIR Kelly, Toronto; Short Spring
field; A Pearson New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs J Rankin,
Misses Agnes, Henrietta and Louisa Rankin, Edwin and
Patterson, Miss McGDl, Lepper, Kraus, Kraus,
J and Manders New Yorkand others In the steerage
misunderstanding Atalanta-E Paural, Conroy,
Mrs Blount, Miss Emily Blount, Benjamin Lightfoot
Mrs Margaret Kite Sidney, Castle Percival Hunt James
fashan, John Price, Hammond, Mrs Grinths Glen
Orwater Miss Sarah Mnden, Frank Iewner Richard Val
lance Charles Abrahsms, Arnold Abrahams Samuel Par
kerr John Shaw, George Clifford, Mrs Fermont, William
Mabe, A Coop, John Buckle Pansen Frank Morgan A
q Campbell, William CHANNEL, Vernon, Ahheld, A
Murray "a others in Storage.
SAvANNAH-Steamship San Salvador-J Krouse, T. Hays
Grass, Hays wife and child; Brownson and wife,
Smith, Lincoln, Togliahno and family, + Reming
ton and wife, w Sonthwick A Hyman, Mansfield, A
Collins, I Merigold and wife, Harrison
MISUNDERSTANDING Montgomery-Phlip Schrerer, Mrs
schrerer and child A Baker, u jacques Captain Whit
Cook, Quimby and lady, Faber, Miss Faber, Samuel
Strong, Edward Neville, j S Read.
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A. I.ISs feet of vessels went to sea from Hampton Roads
,1 NEW BEDFORD, May ARRIVED, schr Freeman, Ed
ssIsy Rssy by
rd MswFF e% fo Ag 5os Frssnsn Ed
Ws5's. Fan In.rspd bunker
S 90 for Sw
as o s
saisd-Brig Ross, wyman, from ooree, woA, for
May iArrived schr Laeonia, Merrill NYork for Bos.on;
ol sI Pscss sS for p ssa
%ocsbas: u.s.
Jane Benjamin English Island soor o Els.s
NEW LONDON, April ae-Arriyed, sehr Dictator, Ban
gor for NYork soop Pearl, Cobegh, Rondou for Prov
.sATs
Sarah LaWTsncs and Morning Light Ireland DO; jaime:
ss.ia SyisIs
'ss s s RsSdsn fs
April ship Auun Bowd
Lisbon John Johnson Mcbride Gardner, Me; " Rowe,
Traveller, Adams, New Haven. .' , = Z
JsnIn
brigs Nina (Br Holden, John, NIB Bckmore BickS
Matanzas Bachelor Pinckney Trinidad schrt HalR
tia Br Ross, st John, NIB sonder Wooster, Porland;J
West; May, May, Boston; Gates, Freeman, Ports
PORTSMOUTH, April 2s-Arired schr sewan, Frisbes,
Arrivedn Lower Harbor Goth, schr ossunu, Haskell Cut
PORTLAND, April s0-Arrved bark N Singleton (Br,
Guest, London schrs Mary Haskell, Barbour, Maanzas
Paragon, Hart, Calais for NYork.
Cearsd-Brig Proteus, McAevy Cardenas; schr Idaho,
PLYMOUTH. April ssArrived, schr Mary Price, GARRISON
PAWfUCKET, May l-Arived, schr Thos Seymour, Bui.
Saied-Schr Horizon, Newman, Rondout.
PROVIDENCE, May ARRIVED, schrs E Conklng DAN
ies Ocean Bird, Kelley; Henry Nay Racket and Nshtin
gale, Beebe, Philadelphia James Bayes Arpod Minerva
Brght%sn and John Warren McGar Ezabethpo5t: Mary
ler and Dick Williams, Corson, Rondout Ann Elizabeth,
Phillips do for Pawtucket Challenge Place. Jamestown IL
X Knight Fuller, Baltimore.
Sailed 1s schrs Northern Light Ireland; wesmoreland
don, Pinkham Brave, snow, and Susan Mary, Kenyon
SAVANNAH, April 2s-Arrived, ship Moocka, Hawthorn
Liverpool. ~. -
Cleared-Seamships San Jacino, and Huntsville, New
York ships John Pierce Cardenas Constitution, Liverpool
SALEM, April 3O-Arrived, brig Julia E Arcy, Savage,
Philadelphia Brutus bodgs Convert Pendeton and Fred
Reed, fendston Machias for NYork; Waterloo, Beck,
Cutler for do.
WILMINGTON, April 3O-Arrved brig Harp, Daily, Bucks
port; brig Isadora (Brl Cody Boston.
NYork; steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester NYork
the bar 2Sth brig Maggie Vale Br, Agnew for Liver
pool, wig wind.
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DEPARTURE Of STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.

The steamships for European and coastwise ports
which left our harbor yesterday with few exceptions
fairly loaded but with light lists Of passengers
THE STEAMERS FOR EUROPE WE'RE
The City Of Baltimore, of the Inman line, for Liver.
pool via Queenstown left pier Is North river at three
p. NJ, with 65 cabin and 100 steerage passengers.
Her specie freight ia footed at $685. 733 Cargo miscel
laneous-principally cotton grain and -four.
The Pereire Captain Surmont, the General Trans
portation Company's New York and Havre line, sailed
with 28s first cabin passengers, q consignment OF
$7l5000, the United States mails and full cargo
principally coffee and tobacco l4o0 bags of the for
mer and 600 bales of the latter. The Pereire left
pier so North river ut one O'Clock.
The Iowa, Captain Hodderwich of the Anchor lne
pool, Glasgow and Derry with full gener al cargo
and "A cabin and IS steerage passengers. The United
Kingdom OF this line leaves as an extra, on
The Virginia, Of the National line, left her berth
a. pier AZ North river at noon, for Liverpool with
with her 80 cabin and 81 steerage passengers. Her
specie list Is &s5,5OO
The Atlanta, Of the London and New York Steam.
snip line, with full general cargo 30 cabin and 80
steerage passengers, left pier No. North river at
the hour advertised, for London direct.
FOR HAVANA, ETC, AND COAST PORTS.
The Rapidan for Havana, carryingthe United States
mail, left pier 80 North river, at three p. NJ with
with freight OF a miscellaneous character.
The SaragOssa, for Charleston, the Florida ports
and the South and Southwest left pier IA East river
at three r. NJ, with miscellaneous cargo and IL pas
sengers.
The United States OF the Merchants steamship line
sailed from pier IL North river, at three O'clock
New Orleans, with fair cargo, mostly groceries, and
Is cabin passengers.
The Charleston Captain Berry, OF the New York
and Charleston Steamship Company, left pier No. j
North river, ut three Z. NJ, with miscellaneous cargo
and 10 passengers
The James $. Green, Captain Imam, OF the Express
line left pier is East river at four =. NJ, with miscel
laneous cargo for Washington and Georgetown d. c.,
and Alexandria, Va.
The Montgomery, Captain Lyon. Of the Black star
Independent line, with Ia passengers and two
thirds miscellaneous cargo, left pier IL North river
at three p. VI. for savannah, Ga.
The san salvador, Captain Nickerson, OF the En-
pire line left her berth at pier IL North river at
three z. NJ with 0ne-third cargo 0i miscellaneous
character. for savannah, Ga.
The Cleopatra, Of the Cromwell linc left pier No.
North river, for New Orleans, with IL cabin pasSen
gers $1,000 In specie and general and full cargo.
The Missouri, of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
pani, as an 'eXtra,m sailed for Havana from pier
No. North river at three r. NJ, In ballast and with
only passengers
The Wilmington, J. A. Cole, commander, OF the
Williams Guion line, advertised to sail yesterday
~ three T. W. from her berth I'm the East river Was
WITHDRAWN AZ the last moment, and viii not be
dispatched until wednesday, 9th inst.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A
CARD
HoFF's MALT EXTRACT DEPOT
HAS REMOVED
TO NO. "a MURRAY STREET.
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY.
THE GREAT EXTENSION IN THE SALE OF THIS
HEALTH.GIvING TONIC BEVERAGE HAS MADE IT
NECESSARY FOR THE PRoPRIEToRs TO OCCUPY A
LARGER ESTABLISHMENT. MR.. LEOPOLD HOFF
TAKES THIS OCCASION TO THANK THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION,
FOR THE CONFIDENCE AND FOR THE MANY AP.
prevails AND LETTERS OF THANKS BESTOWED
UPON HIM, AND HE HOPES TO ALWAYS MERIT A
CONTINUANCE OF PUBLIC FAVOR.
NEW YORK, April le. 1868.
The convincing letters which you publish daily in great
variety many well known people called my attention to
your Malt Extract, II. suffered from general
debility, especially from of appetite, in the highest
degree When took the Hst bottle liked ts taste very
much is something found before; and my
appetite returned remarkable strengthening my
whole system followed its Please, &C.,
Mrs. MARGARET sCHLIMBAcH,
1877 Allen street.
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schr I Hopkins, wetmore, Georgetown
scSr stephen Morgan, Davis. Georgetown days
seSr John I Srocts y0 sno~ Baltimore for Boston,
Schr panams JONES' Baltimore Tor rr9viae pos.,.
s sssI E E.S;a Moore Moore GasmSsrs Baltimore.
schr " VAIL Bears Maryland.
schr Anna Myrick, Gibbs, Maryland for New Haven a.
schr Lizzie Raymond Lord Chesapeake Bay for New Ha'
schr Z z Tory, Bunneu, Delaware
schr wilson, HaSrs PhiadepPa for provdence
schr Gidersleeve, Harvey Philadelphia for Provi'
scsr HsmaS,ins Butler Philadelphia Tor Prevdsncs
scbr Bartlett Hsrris' PhiissslpSia for New London
schr H Hedges Franklin Philadelphia for Portsmouth
schr Angsins Van csaf Van Gissf fhsdsphs Bos-
schr Herrick, walworth Philadelphia for Dighton.
ss Sr y5aasR Hale Hale ss Es mf HsSor
cssas T BJqSs Dodge xasRas 10 days with timber
sehr Union, Layton Machia., days, with timber, to
schr Freddie, Pendle.on Machias, 10 days.
chsa Brilliant WORTH Addison, days, with timber, to
s schr 9 { Haskell, Cutler, IA day.
sshr Marion Draper Me- days
schr John Robson, Kennedy, Portland, Me-
MofS saa sSssr for virginia
schr Mary Z Rich, Rich, Provincetown. -''
schr Murat, Davis, westport.
schr Revenue, Farley, Fail River for Ezabethport.
s sch Fsp wsrsn gs Fan River for Baltimore
Schr Aurea, Chase, Dennisport
schr Caroline kienzle Sudam Providence for Philadel
phia.
schr Ocean Star Fichols Providence Ezabethport
schr Native, Dedart, Providence for Ezabethpor.
Schr Nellie, Anderson Providence for Elzabethpor.
schr Isaac Raynor, Fish, Providence.
SchrJ H Clark Powell, Providence for Elizabethpor.
Schr Nellie Doe Ryder, Providence for Elizabethpor.
Schr VIM ii Bowen, Hall, Providence.
Schr Clara Jane, Barker Providence.
Schr Henry Castof, Knowles Providence
schr Yarmouth, Baxter, Pawtucket for Rondout.
Schr Horizon, Newman, Pawtucket.
Schr Hiawatha, Mead, Newport for Philadelphia.
Schr Mary Matt Waterman New London.
Schr Josephine, Ball, Bridgeport.
schr Reading RR No a. Rugg New Haven for Phiadel-
phia.
schr Spray, Martin. h, Norwich for New Haven
Schr Pennsylvania, Davis Hartford.
schr Rachel Jane, Snow, Norwich for Elizabethpor.
schr Falcon. Chase Derby Tor Eiizabsthport
The ship Mary Riggs tof Bath Lowell, from Caao for
Dunkk France which put into this port LIST Inst In distress,
IL consigned TO MessY Bryan Pease
The bark Transit which arrived ls reports being days
north Of Haeras and having pilot ON bark days The
Is consigned to r kear.
The bark Ephraim Williams, Wilmington, NC, before
reported by pilot boat, arrived up to-day.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Baltimore, and Virginia. Liverpool
dan, Missouri and Lord Lowell Havana; Fairbanks, VIII.
mngton, NC Charleston and Sarxgossa Charleston; VIII
United states New Orleans salvador Montgomery
savannah John Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Green, Alex
Also ship Martha Rdeou Reed, Boston, in of
Charles Pearson, Of Boston.
Wind ut sunset NE fresh with rain.
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Marine Disasters.


BARK VICTORIA (Br) Pensacola Queenstown
5Ss reported abandoned at Bermuda was to be sold on the
BRIG LARK, Hudsins, from Dcmarara for New York,
which put into Bermuda had repaired and to sail for
New York the Path ult.
York. which put into Key West il distress had repaired and
was ready for sea 2lth ult.
out s %
went ashore the west side Of Beaver Tall about half mile
and arrived al New York ycsterday) ' s'' W
, sSnn Aseo Norton, Of Edsartown while loading with
which her 80 that she has been taken on the railway
scHR ELLEN FORESTER (beforc reported DOWN. lies
sunk seven ahoms water of Point Lookout in the track
and bOwsprt boating BY the wreck.
soMR OLIVE TowEn Reh from Boston for Cuba, put
passage, which she deck load and one Of the
Miscellaneous.
Puoser VIM Hampstead, Of steamship George Cromwell.
from New Orleans, has our thanks for favors.
Spoken.
90 ship Anse sHhansy from Liverpool for rhs.derh. April
spirit plot boat Jans NJ T. p''e' ''''' 0o"
BARB Albert Msxwel from New Orleans for Liverpool
srs Alert 81 John, NIB, for xa,snaas April 81, lat
sssq Sds sP s1 - Is1 y
Foreign Ports.
oI s a:s
Kills, and Z Ciosson Coombs, for do do.
:, BRISTOL, E. May l-Arrved' bark Routh Martin
70. s ss I: ss zs:s H., From
Bs5@ss for 20. HXS ss 18th ,p, s.,o,
BARAcoX, April a2-In port Pyroa for NYork, dg;
White Sea- A.eds Laura and Thos Jefferson, for do do
FATnEa POINT, May s-rhe steamship Hibernan, from
,sspsG ss
D.ysson W.
I'm .s s9r Srsese "a Tariff.
DO D.nmsrt DO s!hi ShnseS for de asiS Pal
ss Home is M
sna GRS IN e; DO
Sirsns Ieiessi ser SY:it %%:dislsiy dsSl ceia%S.,
NEw bIrrrE April is~Arrived, ship AhambIs, NoulsOn,
suRisHx, April AIN port bark Alice Ta.on Common for
John Raymond (Br), for do.
American Ports.
BOSTON, May lIArriyed, schrs Freeman, Howcs,
Ensisl; Msr.bon 1yres; wS Garrison, Norris
ss f Sesssn ms s Essvf E. fose
Reed steeman; Silver Magnet, PIN; Locke Hpn,lsy
RsSa' yi Crosby H sSd
Gov Burton mudSW PPhaSsPha Americas Terry and
Cleared ship Ssyon Woods. Honolulu: bark Me,is new,
y, 900 s..v amn' tv, uss Lo Sus =,
Sns, t shr ID
man Abanv Emma ps..rson Z, aives,on q Rroots R,r
Orleans 10 Ioaa &c, spr,ney m WIS "'' ' -'e"
saied-ship Alice Thorndke, and anchored in the Roads.
io1 AM saied Tbmrsdev nisht from be Roads bark
y, - N.ro,.
Nyat Reo steamers Fam nm spo snem
RAiTIMoRI Ma ny rived schr Ra,tler McKepze
pa,anJe o'''' ""S '-T>'''N"' 49, N'' ~''"'''
cleared steamship Berlin tSGl, unds.ch, Bremen via
MatanSas: bIies Ass kiytland Matin 81 Johns pr Mic
nar IN Eoser ponce schrs Chcster Urn Kenrrav al
fsx IN nd iayel san Bias Her iamiI Reed
Reed CIenfuegos. ! Jns 1arvooJ Harwood Cuba
RANGoR knr,, IN rived schr Matte Holmes Tap,ev
PhiadeIphia Ap' w ~
sailed snth scbr vanonab GRAY BALTIMORE
BELFAST kprl ssxrr,yed schr Empire Ferguson Ellis.
worth for NYort $500
Sailed 2sd schrs Porto Rico, wentworth, -; Path, Ma
than Cdord sbua Nvork 9Th EmuIre Ferr,son NJ ork
CHARLEsToN April Sailed, brrs Mary Rice FISHER
Phiadepha: Webster Key, HaskeIl, Georgetown, sc.
MAY Sailed steamship Champion NYork; schrs Mena.
Al Paul Tto,o,sor uuctsvflie
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VALENTINE.-At GreenpOint on Saturday, May 2,
EMMA ELIZABETH, daughter OF Obadiah II. and
Catharne L. Valentine, aged 13 months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence Frank
lin street. second door from Kent Greenpoint on
Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
For Other Deaths See Eighth Pdge.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13

A T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth "A within and tor the District of Plymouth on the 30th day of July A. 1868.
 Presently R. c Giddings. Esq Judge. On motion of Albert W Buel. Administra- tor upon the estate of Cyrus E. BueI late of Plymouth within said District deceased. This court doth decree that Six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to ex- hibit their claims gainst the same to the Ad- ministrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in news paper published in Litchfield and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in said Town of Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased last dw. It.
 Certified from Record
 17-3w V.R. c. GIDDINGS. Judge.
 4 T a Court of Probate holden at Torrington "A within and for the district of Torrington on the lst day of August 1868.
 Present, Frank L. Hungerford, Esq., Judge
 Upon tine peIitlon of Franklin E. Taylor of Plymouth, Tn the county of Litch field showing to this court that he is Guardian of George w. Coe, in said district. minor. That said mi nor is the owner of real estate situated in the town of Torrington in saidicounty viz: a certain piece or parcel of land containing ab out one acre more or less with dwelling house and factory thereon and a water privilege belong ing thereto and bounded north by land of Lu- cius Leach; South by land of Mrs. Deziah Oviatt; west by highway: and East by the Naugatuck river; also 8 certain other piece of land situated near the above described prem ises containing about three rods moro or less with building thereon and bounded North and West by land of Reuben Loomis; East by highway and South by land of said Loomis. Both of the above described pieces of land are subject to the dover of the widow of Munson Cole deceased and the Minors interest there in is valued at about 5000. That it would be for the interest of said minor that said real estate should be sold and the avails of the mi. nor's intcrest'theren invested for his benefit, according to law, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file. It is ordered by ehis court That said Guardian give notice of said applica- tion, by causing the same to he published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfeld in the county of Litchtield three weeks sue cessively, at least six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will be heard at the Probate office in said district on the Sd day of October next, at o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record.
 17-3w FRANK L. HUNGERFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13
Drobate Notiffs.

A T a Court of Probate holden at Roxbury "A within and for the District of Roxbury on the Sth day of August 4 |. D. 1S6s
 Present, Herman B. Eastman, Judge.
 On motion of Henry W. Mallett. Adminis. trator on the estate of Ds niel Sherwood late of Roxbury within said district, deceased. This court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the the same to the administrator; and directs that public no- tice be given of this order by advertising ir a newspaper published in Litchfeld, in Ltch6eld county and by posting copy thereof on the public sgnpost in sad town of Roxbury, near est the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 18-3w HERMAN B. EASTMAN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13

The Great Quieting Remedy .for Children. Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON OUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bo,cels j; allays all Pain corrects Acidity of the Stomach; makes sack and qceak children STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Colic, Griping, Inflammation of the Bowels and all complaints arising from the effects of Teething. Call for Mother Baaleys Quietimg Syrwp, and take no other, and you are sate. Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med icine.
 A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
 Agent for the United States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13

A I a court of Probate holden at Ii tchfeld LA- within and for the District of Litchfiel d on the lst day of August A. D, 1868. Present Geo. M. Woodruff Esq.,, Judge On motion of Edwin M. Kellogg, Executor of the last will and testament of Frederick R. Smith late of Warren within said district deceased This court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the cred- tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said executor and di rects that public notice be given oi this or der by advertisi g in a newspaper published in Litchfeld and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Warren nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record
 18-3w GEO. M WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13
Young Ladies Collegiate
 Institute,
WAT RBURY. CONN

WATERBU URY, CONN.
 HE next school year of this Institute will
 commence on Wednesday Sept. I6th. A full corps of Teachers in every department Unusual facilities for thorough and complete education. Asplendid performer will arrive from Germany in time to commence with scholars in music, For particulars address, l7-5w Rev. R. G: WILLIAMS.