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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-02

A PRINCE AMONG FOOLS IN CANADA
The eagerness with which certain class of
people seek after anything 10 any way per-
talning TO any celebrated individual has
been especially noticeable throughout the
whole tour OF Prince Arthur In Canada.
Where he has stopped to dine, the remnants
of wine and water have been eagerly drunk
up, and In some cases the glasses them
selves have even been taken away. One
servant gave satisfaction to much larger
number than could otherwise have had a
sip, at one railway eating saloon, by chang
ing the glass and then redlling IL rs oftGu as
the credulous maidens drained 1t. When
the prince had turned the sod OF the new
railway, all the ladies 10 the vicinity OF the
new earth rushed for 1t and triumphantly
eyhlb ted small bits of the same wrapped In
handkerchief.
Colonel Elphinstoue very considerably
wears nice new gloves when he travels, aud
the prince usually wears pair OF solled laven-
dcrs. The two gentlemen also wear hats ex-
actly alike on all occasions. When they
take of their hats and leave their gloves,
every one thinks that the best gloves must
belong 10 the prince, and the consequence Is
| that Colonel Elpinstone has lost seven right
hand glovesl The princes pocket-handker-
chief was snatched from his hand at Lon
don, and every effort to recover 1t proved In
efiectual, but about a week afterward II was
sent to him through some unknown source.
The governor general, too, Is a sufferer at
the hands of the relic punderers. He Is
accustomed to wear white kersey hat, and
during his trip through Ontario he has lost
no less than six.-LoHdon (CdHdda) Jo"rHd!
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IoWEn aEsrs-THE PREVAILING
TEsDENCY.

Whllo we are NOT uihposeu W bNo eAP'o
sIon to our Ideas In the spirit Of undue
alarm or overweight fearfulness, we have
felt satisfied for months that we have ar
rived at the maximum of prices 10 the pres
eut commercial period relating to business
affairs, and indeed that we are now on tue
sure and gradual downward grade to more
settled, medium aud average estimate In TINS
rcspec,. There will doubtless be slight
fluctuations In the meantime; there VIII DC
occasional Manifestations OF ebbing aud
flowing tide; but on the whole we think
there can be no doubt Of the general result
indicated. This is to be seen, not alone In
Washington, where this condition OF Things
has been apparent during the current year,
lint N well In other prominent localities, a.
the folIov wing quotation from the New York
Dry 6oods REPORTER shows. It says;
dveliinrs Tor rent ana sale in New YORK city at
the present time indicates trausition period
10 real estAte. It was formerly dtmeult mat
Yer 70 oot.in store 10 BrosdwsJ, and and ps,so..
ent there IL scarcely . block below Canal street
that docs not contain one or more stores Tor
rent u T. yearly the sane az ,h n 'hs ,s .di
blocks, co Instructed under such promising au-
spices, have Tailed 70 Iesls we Si,and ~
make considerabie eoneessions to tenants.
some large stores, that formerly brouxnt
witS but lev tsIers' The REDUCTION has moi
been 50 heavy IN the ease 81 ne smaller sisss
Soso.sfj. In The Bowery' on The business
avenues, and 10 the sister city OF B!ooklyn,
spy period sinee Inc arisis of 1851
There are dopbtIess many causes which
combine To produce this state of things,
which we do not now propose 10 euumerate.
The fact. however. ia patent; and this taken
in connection with the uneaslness NANTES.
tad nv the laborinu classes of the country on
,c,onn, ~ tho alleged d,.nropor,ion existing
1900, ~. ,rnoe.ds az Ga a, and labor.
,,,,h ~. hrrs.n.on. a,mc,,,, amory the
m,.,s. osn.,al,v 70 nav the blyh prices
wh,ch hovo ho.n oxoc,ed will be sure "a
h,,nu ,,,,u. 49,, % N. .,ord.,d We have
$50,
- . A.. tit. .A ,,,. ,,,a,ord.
.,.,,. -, - =. 60, In ,hs,,
-. ~. 80, -, o.o.,,u,
Il, ,,.,,
'ne p'e'an"s 'eu'e"e,, "n, =.
business INNATE 'n euo''u'nA'ou ~ -
u ,'ue' 10 my ~ :, =,
WI '0uus. ,"e, neo'' NV ,r,. 49,
"n'a Inc. 'ne e'ue " .'en.' . ~. .n' .'' :, au
M N"us' sonO'"o " 'r's
useless nsu' Against ms VI w o.
~! ,"''' ".N -
"A' - 'ne,'Aoie. nc VINO uoe' 'n'' y.
- " -su '"os" ~ ~ nay e"'
ms o"n 'e,'-'o"se' a"' 'ue 'np."o'
'enaeney o. ms nature 70 a'A ere'y'n,u
s"u 'u'ui' W "o."'"s' "o "e's', =
aAmAse' n'~'e,, anu reauee' n'' o." - i
come 'nercoy' puny urn 'n ",
s'ana up asaAn.' Tue now "ueH Wv ~,
rushes on 70 h'sh wafer MARA huu =.
same 10 true WHICH ohe assuthes W fe'''' Va
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rg.DR. RIcHAU,s GOLDEN RENE

| DIES. Use these only and save time,
health and money, $1,000 RswaLd for any case
Of disease 10 aRy stage which they fail 20 cnfe
DIR. RlCHAn's GOLDEN BkLBAM No. !,
cures Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat aud Mouth,
Sore Eyes, Gutaneous GruptlOns, Copper col0red
bio ehes, Soreness Of the Scalp, serOfdla, &c II
j. this greatest henoyatOr, Alternative aud Blood
Purifier kn0wnI removes all merouIy from the
sySs0 R a4a '6e o G6Id PuBsSfS 6saltsg
cures hersurial AdeeIioIs. Rhslmati.n in all It's
iorIn-, aud gives immediAts re- lef In all cases.
bottles for ~.
DG. Ri HAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTB, rapid
Price " per bottle.
DA, RICHAU's GOLDEN BLIXIR D'AMOuR,
4 radical cure for Nervous or General Debility In
old o. youug, impaItng energy with wonderful
effect FREE ~ per bottle. or two bottles for w.
On receipt Of price these remedies " be sh pped
TO any place, Prompt attention paid 10 all cor
reupOndents None genuine without the name OF
DIR. ki0hAUs GOLDkN REMEDIES, d. b.
RICHARDS Sole Proprietor, blown In glass Of
AddrSs. DR.; D. b. RICHARDS. No, 2as vsriek
street. New York, oel.sodly
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sD Board Of Trustees Of II Vince at q FrmaIs
OGphan Asylum, held on the 18Th instant, Anong
pth.t busiu-ss was the following:
"RssOlutf, That the president OF this board
cause 70 be published In the daily papers the
amount q income 10 the control Of this board, and
the oyut OF maintaining the Orphan Asylum, wlth
the ysw to correct erronsOus impress ions conceTn
ing the revenue and expenses Of the 50 ne "
lb furthsTanoe Of this resolution, | have to state
thatthe amount Of income IL about u. 100 the nun
bsI Of mates over 100. and the annual nearly
$1,000 One means Of nesting the pressing de-
noency will be the Orphans' Fair, 10 open Noyein-
Der !, prUxim0, At Carroll Hall, aud continue two
weeks Downright poverty II tho ouly excuse
AZ Ilnst the orphans appeal, PE boyle,
j, A, WALrEk, President
Secretary and Treasurer. Oe1-sOd2w
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An entirely new dodge Is said to be In
vogue In Mlddletown. When the train ar
riyes nice young man jumps Oh and kisses
the best looking girl at the depot, under the
mistake, as he says, that she Is his sister.
He apologies so nicely that the girls arc
getting so they look for him regularly.
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THs ErmiHg Star Of yesterday comes to us
10 au entirely new dress, aud la printed on a
better clasO of paper than formerly. We
congratulate our sprlghtly and enterprislng
neighbor on this evidence Of their well-de-
served prosperity.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-02

An appointment Of sub'trea'urer for New
York will be made 10 a few days. The re-
Communication of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury will be made to the President, and Will
probably control In the matter.
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DIX w. L. WALL a. CO., Auetioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Corner Ninth street aud Pennsylvania avenue


ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
BY authority pf the supreme court " the District
OF q ,Iumbia, ] will sell at public AaetiOn. 90
THURSDAY, November II. 1870, At 10 O'clock, a
~ at 40 Ninth street, Washington, D q, the
entirs stock 10 store. lately bsIooging to william
6pods, Ladies aud Gent emen Is FuraiLhng add
Fancy Goods and Trimmings, together with The
having two year. to run. Also, al uleHp rcd lease
n lot on street, betwe ~ Ninth sod Tenth.
Term. OF sale: Two thousand dollars cash. the
balance in three snd six mUnths, In notes endorsed
TO the ralsf elton Of the Assignee, W. hundred
dollars will he required when the property l.
st-urk vi andifi he .Tms Of sals are not compiled
with wiihID ava days, the right 70 20 ssll at tho
cost II the party failing 10 complete the contract
will bs reserved by the assignee.
All conyeyAnoing aod stamps at the coat q the
uuTehasoT. J. h. CRossMAH.
Assignee.
". l.. WALL Co.
lo25t AuotiOnsers.
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LOUISA MARIA FRANK, or Mother "
Frank, as she was more Familiarity known,
died 10 Petersburg, Pike county, Indiana, on
the I'd of October, after having been faith
full member OF the Methodist Church for 80
years, She probably served the longest
church membership OF any person In Amer
lea. She was 81 years old.
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liz THE HEAD LINES to our article yesterday
In relation to the assault upon Mr. l.. Ia.
Crounss one read, "what led to the arrest"
We wrote assault" The error was typo
graphical
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-02

LUCILLE WESTERN commences two
weeks engagement at the Walnut street
theatre, Philadelphia, tonight. the lneyit;
able :Lady Isabel" In EAST Lynne" OF
course.
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s~s NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Tia hsEUAL MEfrlAG q Ihs stock.
Company viii be held over No i53 baltimore
street. corner Of galyeri. In the city Of Baltimore,
on TUESDAY, 9Th November, 1879, between the
eral business aud for the Election Of SIX Directors
to serve for the sui ng year.
OrTORpR 1870 ur9TNnuQ
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~ oil, with hypu-pbVsphits Of Lime, =
great Improvement made with the beat oil nown,
y unttes efficacy with pleasant flavor aud easy
digss1ibiity. sold by al re.psols6 ole druggists.
Octl2. 2awtf 1873 Broadway, New York,
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wAsnisaros, Nov. 1, isee-Jay Cooke
800 furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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Builders and Material.
8. P. WRIELEY,

q. Z. NIb1Ex,
(6uccesscr TO II. ". Hamilton Co., Nc. 243 Penn
sylvahia Avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE hARBLE MANTELs, BRhCK-
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTHS,
CRATES, SUMMER PIECES,
Y.unr ar: sS, os n: a. x;i..oe,.,,on
ButldinE,
NINTH STREET. tCkhThh BToRE, ABOVE D,
The publio are respectfully Invited to call and
exAmine my assortment Of goods, whieh Is more
varied than any In this market. oo6-H
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New Advertisements.

DU l. C SAL L.
Will be sold At public auction, At the Unitod
States QuarternAstst's Depot, Southern Wharf
l6ds, at 10 o clock q N. about
1000 pairs 81 Army Bootees,
All new aud In good order.
Terms; Cash In Government upds.
By or4sr Of the Qu.TtermAsteI General,
ADDISON BARRETT,
no2-td Capt. and Nil. storekeepsr, U, s. a.
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b RUFUs SMITH,
TsniSd HSS:s Ne
made eonpists srranGs senls ior kERsIEG A
PIRsr-CLAss BOARDING. HOUSE BY THs pay
OR MONTH. Rooms single or In suits. With or
without board. ....4 30. oolb.ims
LIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD CAN BIB HAD
Il at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of Seventh
street. and PennsylvaniA avenue. for $40 per
month. .. sep2l.6m
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Lost and Found.
Boarding.

ELEaAsTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
suitable for a. once. al BOO .tIssi. SsiWssa
hiuth and Tenth streets. A few Table Bosrd.rs
taken. .... ocD'A'
TIMETABLE FURNISHED Rooms AND Bx.
DCRLLBNT BOARD At No. 81 Missouri ave.
nue.. between Third and Your.and.a 'half streets.
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"fsCITY REGIsTER's OFFICE,
sS wAsH,suroS. ID. T., Qelober q, 1862
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY, Noveu-
Der !, lsd9. wtil expire ~ licenses giyeS by the
sion Merchants, dealers In Goods. Wares, MeIehan.
disc, Liquors by Wholesale. Hats, Caps. Boots.
pm Aiieys, hotels. TAverns, Urdinaries, Tipping
housss, sample Rooms; Restapran Z. Billiard sa
Looms, Bagatslls anu jenny Lind Tables, Pistol
Gall.Tis-, Resident HAwkeTs. aud Peddlsfs, own.
efs " Hacks. Omnibu,ss. Street Care &c dc.
All said CJTpO ratio expiri on Aaid date
must be promptly renewed
Deposits for licenses TO this CORPORATION are now
by law made with the City Co, lectO. by whom a
certificate viii be gwen, upon which the City
JoHHF. COOK.
Oe2saotnol2 City Register.
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.w-MILHAU,s GOLDEN COD LIVER
OIL. pure and reliable, obtained from
fresh and healthy liyers, and unsu rpAssed by any
yet produced sold by al re n sraEs,s,'
aoet22-2awN 1873 Broadway, New York.
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s"eA CARD.-A Clergyman, while
~ residing In South Amerie. as missionary.
o. Nervous weAknsss, Early Decay, Disease of
the Urinary and senisal 0rsAns; spd tbs whole
vicious habits. Great numbsrs have been cured
by hi noble remedy, Prompted b., q desire 70
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
10 sealed envelope, to any who needs Il, TREE
JOSEPH 7. INMAy.
oc9. On Station D, Bible House, New Y ork city
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.I.THE GENUINE LIEBIG's Ex-
sS TACT OF MEAT secures great eeono.
my, excellence In the preparation OF beef tea.
Buy uone but that made By the 'Liebix Extract Of
Meat Company" Baron Liebig's sigazture on
j. EiLHAU's SONS,
oet!2.2awtf 1873 Broadway. New York.
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~-oN ACCOUNT. OF THE LATE
~ are a ny store, have resumed Bu.ines:
BriAGa wheFs will be pleased 70 SOS my s5stom.
ere N& =. O. WHEELER.
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For Sale Or Rent,

Il somsiy furnished communicating rooms tsse.
2ni asSr.l syi.abit for msT n Of fopsrsss:
on sisSsr siSs. fseairs i 10. x4S D street.. Be:
I,.. az sesSs,s tfssnI irs..os sSssus
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

In affections peculiar to females the Extract Bu- chu is unequaled by any other remedy. as in Chlo- rosis, or Retention, Irfegularity, Painfnlness 0i Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Liberated or Schirrous State of the Uterus, Lucorrhea or Whites. f8% |A.sEE g1F e
 Diseases Of the Bladder, Kadneus, Grauel, aud Dr0psical Stockings. .-Tha medicine increases the power of Digestion and excites the Absorbents in- to healthy action, by which the Watssy sor Calca- reous dispositions, and all Unnatural enlargenents are reduced as well as pain and inflammation. . Helmbelds Extract Buehu has cured every case of Diabetes in which it has been given. Irritation of the neck of the bladder, and inflammation ot the kidneys, alteration of the kidneys and bladder retention of urine diseases of the prOstrate gland stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel brick-dust deposit, and mucus or Milky discharges, and for enfeebled and delicate constitutions of both sex es, attended with the following symptoms: indis- position to exertion, loss ofpowery loss ofmemory, difficulty Of breathing. weakneryes, trembling hor TOT of disease, wakefulness, imness of vision pain in the back, hot hands, flushing of the body, dry ness of the skin eruption on the face palhd counte nance, universal lassitude of the muscular system &c.
 HeImbold's Extract Buehu is Diuretic and blood purifying, and cures all dseasss arising from habits of dissipation excesses and imprudences ill life, impurities of the blood, &c, susperseding paiba in affections for which it is used, such as gonorrhsa, gleets of long standing, and syphiitic affectiOns-in these diseases, used ill connection with Helmbold's Rose Wash. I-
 Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Beware of Commercials. Ask for Hembolds. Take other. Price, s1.25 per bottle ,or six bot- ties for $6 50. Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all communications:
 Address H. T. HELMBOIlD, 594 Broadway, NY.
 None are genuine unless done up in steelengra- we'd wrapper, with fac-simile of my Chemical Ware house, and signed .s4
 43-2m H. T. HELMBOLD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
Early Rose Potato.

HNT E are prepared to funish the genuine " Early rose potato from Messrs B. K Hiss & Son, New York. at their regular ad- vertised rates. as follows:
 ONE POUND, $l THREE POUNDS g.
 by mail, post paid.
 ONE PECK, S5. HALF BUsHEL S8
 ONE BusuEL, SIS. ONE BARREL. $40. 60 lbs. to the bushel. l65 lbs. to the barrel
 Freight and Express paid by the purchaser No charge for package or carriage.
 We invite attention to the following from Messrs B. K Bliss & Son. Al Park Row, New York xz -E S-~e
 "We would hereby give notice that we have made arrangements with Messrs. Robert B. Bradley & Co. New Haven. Conn we'll known dealers in Seeds and Agricultural Goods, by which they may sell the genuine Early Rose Potato at our published graded prices. To all parties in this vicinity, desiring to obtain the Early Eose Potato we would recommend the above firm to be relied upon to furnish the genuine seed at the same rate at which they ale furnished by ourselves
 [Signedl B. K BLISS S SON.
 Farmers and gardeners are invited to send in their orders for the above named potato and tbe same shall receive our prompt and careful attention.
 Other desirable varieties of seed potatoes at the Seedmen's regular rates. PAP State X 56 & 58 Court St.. New Haven, Corn. Sign of the Golden Flow. F AS 4w ROBERT B, BRA DLEY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
MARRIEIl,

In Lakevi!le, Feb. 18th, Zophar Futile of Naugatuck, and Laura A. Palmer ol Lakeville. g eEE
 In Montville, Feb. l7th, by Rev. l. Smith, at the residence of the brides fath. CT, Mir. Edward C. Thompson, of Cole brook, Ct., and and Miss Martha A. Pix. ley, of Montville, Mass. -t5
 In Winsted, Feb 10, Sergeant T. A. Hart, Go. E. 2nd c. V. A., and Emerette Futile both of Mill Brook. No cards.
 In Wolcottville, Jan. 20, hy the Rev. Beni Eastwood, MT. Urban c. Stowe, of Milford, and Miss Katie l.. Walling, oi WolIcottville. No cards.
 At Pine Meadow, Feb. 25, by the Rev Alpheus Winter, of New Hartford, Mr. John w. Plfueger and Miss Anna Ger trude Sandmiller, of Pine Meadow
 At Winchester, Feb. Is. at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. w. M. Gay, MT. Alfred Whittlesey, of New Pres. ton, and Miss Emma Hood, of Winches. ter.
 At Winchester, Feb. IT, at the Congre. gational church, by the Rev. W. M. Gay, Mir. Henry Tanning, Esq. and Miss Susan Jane Bronson, both of Winchester No cards.
 At Wolcottville, March 2, Mir. Erwin Clemens. of Winsted, and Miss Emma B. Young, of Walcottville. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
11)robatf Nntifes.
HNISTRICT of Litchfeld ss. Probate Court, D March 9th, 1869.

KNISTRICT of Litchfield ss. Probate ouft A0 March 9th. 1869.
 Upon the application of Henry Norton show. jug to this Court that he is trustee of certain estate devised by Robert Palmer, late of Go shen in said District, deceased, to the children of Mrs. Harriet Quinn. Minors belonging t0 said District. and that said Minors are the own CTS Ot the following real estate, viz: two cer- tain tracts of land lyiIg in Goshen. Conn. one bounde.I North by land distributed 10 Mrs. Mary Baldwin from the estate of said Palmer, East on land so distributed to James Palmer, 5 uth and West by highways, with the builG- ings thereon. containing about Al acres, 8 rods. And one tract bounded Nos tn by land of Ly- man Hall and Galpin F. Bronson East by land of Lyman Hall, South by land of Andrew Pal- mer, and - Prince, and West by land of said Andrew and of said Bronson, containing about 32 acres 82 rods both tracts being val ued at about twelve hundred dollars, subject however to the dover interest of Mrs. Harriet Palmer therein, and showing just and reason able cause for selling said real estate. praying for an order, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, az per application on file, dated the 9th day of March l869 more fully appears. 2
 ORDERED,-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in Litchtield on the 9th day of May 1869 at nine clock, fore noon; and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 Certified from Record, ..e s..t 48 4w GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

proof of the real consideration may be given. ..
 It was "pocketed" by the President, but puts Congress firm on the record Most of the Appropriation bills were passed, and at noon on the Fourth, the Fortieth Congress adjourned sine die.
 On the organization of the present House, the Democratic members made, much riotous and disgraceful opposition. but the calling of the roll was finally fin- ished, and James G. Blaine of Main elect ed Speaker by a vote of 136 to 57.
 The Inauguration of President Grant took place at noon, an immense concourse of spectators being present.
 In the evening, the Inauguration Ball took place at the Treasury Building. It was fully as crowded and disagreeable as previous things of the kind.
 On Friday, the President sent in the fol lowing nominations to the Senate, which were immediately confrmed:-
 Secretary of State. te.-Elihu B. Washburne, of Illinois.
 Secretary of Ae Treasury Alexander T. Stewart, of New York.
 Secretary of Ae Nacy. -Adolph E. Borie, of Pennsylvania. Secretary of ae hterior.--Jacob D. Cox, ol OulO. A.. tt-5lA-&.
 Postmaster General John A. J. Cress, well, of Maryland.
 A0orney- General. -E. Redwood Hoar, of Massachusetts.
 Commissioner of Internal Rerenue. .-Co- lumbus Delano, of Ohio.
 General. William T. Sherman.
 Liemeaant- General. Philip H. Sheridan. Major- -Generak-John M. Schofield
 Brigadier- General 70. 0. Augur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
For Sale.

nNE of tho most desirable places in the vii " cinity of Litchfield. House, two story, a4x25 feet, ell part 20x16 feet, wood-house connected, splendid yard. with shrubbery; a never failing we'll of soft, cold water; large and early garden; good supply of fruit, such as apples, pears, quinces, cherries, grapes, cur rants, Sc. Barn 38x22, basement under the whole, stables for horses, and two COWS, car riage room and workshop, water from never failing spring brought into the basement of the barn, and f,om same Spring into the gar Iden. In.alI about 8 acres of best land, mostly meadow, will cut from F to l6 toas of best quality of hay. 75a-l.
 CHESTER F. SMITH. ' D sLitchfeld March lst, 1869. 2. ,F 48 3w
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sIE Works LSke C Charasa.''

Have you HeadacEes Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Toothache? Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Neuralgia? Use Renne's Magic Oil II ave you Rheumatism? Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Sore Throat? Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Sciatica? Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Bruise9 Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Cramps? Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Cholera Nor .-1ti ii4Se
 bus! ' 84 Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Lameness? Use Renne's Magic Oil! This is the best family remedy to icure all kinds of pain you ever tried. s, f..a It is clean, safe and delicions to use. and ii you use it faithfully it will do you good.
 Directions on each bottle. Buy it of the Druggist or Merchant where you trade. II they have not got it on hand they will send for it at your request, and sell you the Genuine Renne's Magic Oil, at the manufacturer's low est price at retail. tsgn s..t sss E9sda
 WM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor, $
 and Manufacturer,
 s s~~-ax x-g se. Pittsield, Mass.
 Sold in Litchfeld by Vessels & Gates, alst by A, c. Smith, and by Druggists Merchant. and Grocers. sf5zaazs aETai @4ih as