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bURNISG OF REPOsITORIEs.-Laste evening "a
The candles were beng lighted i'm the repository
at ST Paticks Church, preparatory to the ser.
wee, some OF the drapery forming the CANOPY
took IRE and the repository was soon enyeloped
IN flames. Several gentlemen rushed forward
and succeeded in extinguishing the fire before
any great damage was DONE though A number
OF handsome vases and candlesticks were broken.
HE church was crowded at the time n being
the first evening of the Tenebrae service. but
-sere was no stampede, as the flames were i'm
mediately extinguished, and nobody was hurt
About half-past two O'Clock yesterday after
neon IRE occurred in st. Dominck's Church,
south Washington, burning up some lace cur
tains used around the altar. The carpet was
Also considerably burned, and one of the mas
ANe SILVER candlesticks partially melted. The
hre caught from one of the candles melting and
running down, which ignited the curtains
ihere was no one present except a few women,
and the names spreading rapidly they gave the
alarm 10 some men outside, who got some buck
cts Of water and extinguished 1t without giving
an alarm. The loss Is not serious, probably 500
will cover II all. The walls and ceilings are
somewhat blackened by the smoke.
Inc repository of st. Martins Colored Catho-
NC Church caught hre about noon, and the
lanes were with difficulty extinguished. Father
Defou, the pastor, was badly burned about the
names. VIZ
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c. 8. O'HARE q SOW.
1919 SEVENTH STREET NV,
mhSl4r BErwrES N AND n.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Jet Jewelry,
Oreide Jewelry,
OIcluc OCWChy
Vases and Chronos,
S.~.b.f. al DsDAz

received this morning at Priggs Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 45I Pennsylyania avenue, between
AZ and eth streets.
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TEE THKATKRs--Lotta viii repeat Sire
Fly" for her bene6r tonight; viii appear In
{" Little Nell" at the matinee Tomorrow; and
win appear for the last time tomorrow night.
Mr.. Neil Warner. who Is TO give Us q season
OF the legitimate drama at the National Thea
ter, 10 in town, making arrangements for his
appearance As "Othello" on Monday night,
perian Tragedies. he h . good-looking, hearty,
genial English gentleman, and Is said 70 be q
me ACTOR The National company has been
augmented 70 support him. by the addition of
1A,ss Lille Eidridge and other prominent ar
lists, and crowded houses ought TO greet this
revival OF the classic drama WV As
"Upcle Toms Cabin" win be thu attraction
at Wallis Opera House next week by the Com
pany who have been playing II successfuliy in
Baltimore Tor some weeks.
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$500. DuAhp OF PoLIcE.-The Board of Police
transacted the following business Appl,cations
a a ans Sss k0sn Michael HIM. and Green 6
has,a 49, os ! , license, were rejected. The
4s2 ouisiana avenue, for two wears and viii
occupy II as police headquarters on the ist Of
May. "n INC ~ vi
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
g. .. O'HARE a SON.
GROCERs,

IaIs srvESrH STREET NV, BEr. s.n
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Bakers celebrated pure Old Rye WHISKY. Han
mis- Imperial Cabinet WHISKY, with q com pleto
LIQUORS, SEGARS, fancy and stsple {; RIO
SEhiEs- mh3l-u
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SUGARS DOWN. SUGARS DOWN.
Crushed. GRADUATED and Powdered Sugars az u
ceEts Der pound.
Best A Coffee Sugar. IS cents.
Excellent Brown Sugar, II cts. CCaDi be beatD
WEIGHS BEST FLOUR. eae rer sack.
Our Graham Flour IL made from selected white
wheat.
Good super Flour, ss per barrel.
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OFFICIAL.


COuncal 81 washington City, ID. G.
AN ACT for the relief of A. Kloczewski, apoth-
ecary Of the Fourth Ward.
BE 1t enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City of Washington, That
the sum of three hundred and seventy-three
dollars and eighty cents be, and the same is ap-
propriated, payable out Of the general fund, to
pay A. kloczewski for medicines furnished to
the poor Of the Fourth Ward for the quarter
ending March 81, 1869.
Approved, March %, 1870.
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An AcT providing for recopying the books O
tax sales in the Registers office.
BE tt enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Boorc
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington, That
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars, or 81
much thereof as may be necessary, be, and thu
same Is hereby, appropriated out OF the genera
fund, to enable the Mayor to have suitably reco
pied the books Of the tax sales in the Register.
ONCE: Prorided, That all the old books and re
cords OF that office shall be carefully preserved
tor future reference.
Approved, March %, 1870.
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E.R sALE-Cbesper than ihs cheapest, al Kind.
BACON, &c by j. ROBE RTs0N, Agent, No. %.
side Maj ket Space. Georeet0wn, ID. G. apis p
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probate Notifes.

A T Probate Court held at New Milford within n and for the District of New Milford on the S1s day of December, 4. D. 1869.
 Present, James Fl. McMahon. Esq, Judge.
 Estate of Henry F. Welles late of New Milford ir Perkins. of Warren, and Edgar 0. Welles of New Milford, administrators on said estate.
 ORDERRD.-That six months from the said 3lst day of December, 1869, be and the same are limit ed and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against said estate and the said administra tors are give public notice to the cred itors oft ed. to bring in their claims within sa Allowed. by posting the same upon ths csign post nearest to the place where the ceased last dwelt within the same town, an S publishing the same in s weekly newspss fpublishsd in Iitchdsld County, and re- turn D Ike to this court of the notice given.
 40 3w@ Attest, JAMES Fl. MCMAHON. Judge.
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!, A "a Court of Probate, holden at Sharon,
 A within and for the District of sharon

A [ Court of Probate, holden at Sharon A within and for the District of sharon on the 20th day of Jan. A. D. 1870.
 Present, Zacheus W Bissell, Judge.
 Upon the petition of Myron F. hitasy of said Sharon showing to this court that he Is guardian to Edwin L. Whitney of said Sharon who Is minor and the owner of real estate In said Sharon, vis.-on, undivided half of about seventy acres of land on the north side of the Goshen and sharon turnpike. and owned jointly by said minor and Charlotte Lucas. and subject to the life estate of Thomas N. Lucas in the same. valued at about one thous- and dollars, and, for just cause, for an order to sell said estate. as per petition on file may appear.
 It is ordered that said petition be heard at the Probate office in said District, on the 18th day of April A. D. 1870 at 9 o'clock In the forenoon and doth order said guardian to give publ ic notiee of said hearing by advertising in a newspaper printed ip Ltchfeld for three weeks. at least six weeks before the day ap. pointed therefor.
 ! Certified from Record, ..ett. 423w CHAS. F. SEDGWICK. Clerk.
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We want Agents Everywhere

To canvass for Henry J. Raymond and New York Journalism, an Octave volume of soc pages, beautifully illustrated, and rich. ly bound, being life History full of deep in- terest to all. The author Mr. Maverick, Man. aging Editor of the New York Evening Post, has. in this book, revealed many scenes of stir Canvassers for this work will derive great ben eft from gratuitous editorial advertising. Send for descriptive circular and sse our extra in- ducements. A. s. HALE & co, Publishers, Hartford, Ct. aa 40 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03

nISIRICT of Sharon. Estate ofv Israel Camp ~ Esq, late of Sharon in said District deceased. To Reuben K. Hunt and George W. Gager oi Sharon in said District. You have been by the court of Pror for said District appointed com. missioners t.A eceive and examine the claims against said estate upon whish has been limited and allowed sx naonths from the l7th day of Jan- nary 1870 for their exhibition to you.
 By order Of the court,
 CHARLES F. SEDawIcx, clerk. The subscribers give notice that they will meet ct the office of Charles Sears in Sharon, on the 22d day of February and the 10th day of May 1870 at o'clock the afternoon on each of said days fol the puspose of attending to the business of said appointment,
 B. x, HUNT, ! commis.
 Ssw c. W, GAasa, sions rs
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AwGMNSas Agents Wanted-La- A UVE u dies and Gentlemen fer tn sirs spare moments.--A Sewing Machine, 8 Gold Watch. Bible. money and ether goods given as premium. How, When. Where, What. and all other particulars free. Address c. L. Von Allen, III Broadway. New York.
 Al 4w
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50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to s7oC 300 Sewing Machines, . |" Ito 176 500 Gold Watches, {" 75to 800 Cash Prizes, Siverware, &c.,, valued at $1,OO0 0OO
 A chance to draw any of the above Prizes for 25 cents. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of 26c sealed ticket is drawn. without choice and sent by mail to any address. The prize named upon it will be delivered te the ticket holder on the payment of one dollar Prizes gre immediately sent to any address by ex- press or return mail.
 You will knowawhat your prize is before you pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another of the same value. No Blanks Our pat. rons can depend on fair dealing.
 RsTsnnNsRs---We select the following from many who have lately 9rnw~ :ysluable prizes. and kindly permitted us to publish them: An. drew J. Burns. Chicago. $lO 900; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500; James N. Mathews, Detroit, $5, ,o00; John T. Andrews Savannah, $5.000; Miss Agn.s Simmons, Charlestown, Piano. &6 co. We publish no names without permission.
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS -''The firm is relia- ble and deserve their success. "- Weekly I}i. 6uns, Ma 8. .'We know them to be a fair dealing fl rm. "- " r. Herald. Mag 8. IA friend of ours rew $500 prize which was promptly received. ''-Daily Nesss, June 8. o3
 Send for circular. Liberal inducements to agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack age of Sealed Envelopes contains one cash gift Six Tickets for $i; B for 8; 36 for $6; no for $l5. All letters should be addressed to .s HARPER, WILSON 6 CO.,. 3l l2w .C l95 Broadway New York.
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DIED.

In Baltimore, Md. January 25th. of pa. ralysis, William Harrison. formerly of Morris, Conn, aged 40 years.
 In Richland. Kalamazoo county. Mich, Jan. Sd. 1870, at 2 o'clock. a. m, Mrs. Irene Bush. former wife of Phineas Cook. formerly from Goshen, &Miltoa Society," OoE u., aged 84 years. =
 In s, ,,isbnry January 18th, Miss Mary Reed. aoe,, 24 years, daughter of the late Dr: Chauncsy heea' St sharon.
 aged 69 years. ,',3 ', 'Sso s. 1~,,s s@
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E E 41 14 3

TO THE WORKING CLASS We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole of the time light and profitable. Persons of eithe, sex easily earn from. .60c. to $6 per evening, and 8 proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls can earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their, address and test the business. we make this unparelled offer To such as are not we'll satisfed. we will send $l to pay for the trouble of writing. Full par. ticulars. valuable sample, which will do to commence wolk on. and a cupy of the 'Peo. and best family newspaper published sent free by mail. Reader, fl you want permanent, profitable work, address E. c. ALLEN & CO.,. Augusta, Maine. 3l 18w
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03
Farm For Sale. 1

The Homestead Farm of the late Mitchell Hunt situated about sla miles from Woodbury Centre: The farm contains 50 acres with orchard, and some wood, and is well watered from rivers and never failing springs. There is good one story House, newly repaired and blinded and large barns and out-houses, also two wells of the incest land that can be had with the place Rdesired. For further particulars inquire on the premises.
 434w MARY HUNT, Administratrix.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The Republicans of Litchfield are requested to meet at the Town Room on Saturday the 5th day Of February 1S70 at A o'clock, P. M, for the pur. pose of selecting delegates to attend the several Republican conventions, electing . Town Com. mittee, and to do any other basiness proper to be done. Per Order 1s5s
 Iitchheld, Jan. 18th, 1870. q l ' T T =
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.9' r. WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS:

With Ironf Frame; 0verstrung Bass and Agrahe Bridge, Melodeons and Cabinet Organs, The Best Manufactured; Warranted for years. Fifty Pianos, Melodeons and Organs of six first
 class makers at Reduced Prices for Cash, or to let and rent allowed, if purchased. Monthly install meDts at Great Bargains. go p51 1 Illustrated catalogues mailed. Wsrerooms, 4s1 Broadway, N.T.
 S61y e~ HORACE WATERS.
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Hgl11ss!lE!sJ1 7 lcga!se

For fadiily uss-simple. cheap, reliable, knits everything Agents wanted. Circular and
 sample stocking free. Address Hinkley Knit ting Machine O., Bath, Maine. @ fl 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03

FANATIoIsM?-"A Convention was late. ly held in Salt Lake City and the women adopted resolutions denunciatory of the bill lately introduced into Congress to abolish polygamy and reconstruct Utah. This shows how grateful women, who are not infected with fanaticism, are for even the fractional part of . man. ."-Sentinel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03

-, State of Connecticut, '.~s County of Litchfeld.}
 |, Henry R. Colt, Cashier of the First National Bank, ot Litchfeld, do solemnly swear that the above statement ia true according to .he best of my knowledge and belief. HENRY R. corr.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth day of January 1870. CHARLES B. ANDRHws, '5s@i- +'+ ss -~s Justice of the Peace , 4'@ Correct.--Attest.--H. w. BUEL, =f4a4q& -s D. K. BosTwIcI Directors ,l4 savD> a.A aY ED. McNIEL. s% 10
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sssa4 AGENTS WANTED FOR
 THE SECRETS OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

EXPOSING
 The Whiskey Ring. Gold Ring. and Drawback Frauds. Divulging systematic Robbery oi the Public Treasury, Organized Depredations, Conspiracies and raids on the Government Official Turpitude, Malfeasance, Tyranny and Corruption. The most startling, fascinating, instructive and important book yet published containing authentic facts. indisputable evil dence, sworn testimony, complete aud accu- rate details.
 Legislators, farmers, merchants, mechanics, every citizen and taxpayer, are directly inter- ested in the stratagems, Astifces, Machina- tions aud Crimes of Corrupt Politicians. Illicit Distillers. Gold Gamblers. Drawback Forgers and crafty Malefactors, in one at tractive volume. about 500 we'll filled pages. with spirited illustrations. Price Low to suit the times, $3. Sold by subscription only. Send for circular and special terms.
 VIM. FLINT. Publisher.
 424w Philadelphia, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


 Notice is hereby given that by virtue of war rant for the collection of tax of seven mills on the taxable property and polls in School District No. 2, of the town of Plymouth known as the Todd Hollow School District, laik or tne Grand List of said town for the year A. D., 1868 to me directed have this day levied the same on all the right title and interest in which the person herinafter named has in and to the following described real estate situated in said district and set in said list in his name, viz:-on 8 certain farm situated in said Plymouth in said District No. [, with the buildings thereon standing. Containing about two hundred acres more or less, bounded and de- scribed as follows:-boppded north on land of Da- vid Harrigan and George T. Hoadley, East on highway, Bouih on land late of estate of Ransom Shelton and west on George T, Hoadley and Nan cey Bronson Which said farm is set in said list in the name of Samuel Todd of said Plymouth. The interest of said Todd in said premises being an equity of redemption. And that will sell at public auction, in front of the dwelling house oc- 1 cupied by said Samuel Todd on said premises on the 9th day of April. 4. D., 1870, at o'clock in the forenoon. such proportion of said Samuel Todds interest in said premises, as shall be suf- l cient to pay tax of twenty-eight dollars and ninety-four cents, levied to said Todd, on said list as aforesaid, together with my legal charges
 Dated at plymouth this 25th day of January A.
 '.s L.H. DUNBAR, 423w Collector for said District,
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NE EARS l
.AnOther littIet 2 nloeea.i@
 From KiIbourn the ssRoto. a

En AMOeMWE UEGk@ MOeG From Kilbourn tho ssRots. a < a 4taIaqs gs.5s .ggss bgs .Gois raa@AsH3b ili3EI. a9oae saitaipn'
 Another year iS coming in. ,91ol sat b And Happy, Happy. nay iyhs; 5aa Hay ell bs seen to spsnd thair tin. eo.5s-s Y Al Kilboufps famoas drossey,.1s11 ,11 -ls e0.ua 6na s35Ee 3ass3 &ls.3 5esiagG E Old Father Time the Posts say, aiif e 4lbsel He cuts down all, like new mown hay.
 So Hard Times make all pricsu lower.
 You'n find it 90 at Kilbourn's stoss.
 General Grant in December,
 Sent to Congress his peaceful views;
 But this Kiibourn, please remember.
 Sells eheap for Cash. What jelly ns~s. +as n98 I.a hg4>. .zogI .sia gGg Gi Poor Richsrdson. dewa In Babe, ,lv e#. Fer women got Ashooting,
 Go te Kilbourn's if you're able, Prics thers'll set you ell 'a kooting. ,siA a8V Eu : <aEG 4aG. ;Hzt6r.~arv Pere Hyacinthe has gone to Roms. g-!.ii. Te see the great convcoatIo6, LsN He wants the Pope to see this P0me, ,s saa And learn wisdom from the Station. &Es .saY4ls y-V~s1 e1.ra Lslv .uoig. 'a& Another Road is ts be bailt, v @ lfMister Perkins gets the gilt. ss Ihopeit will so he can draw, 1s ,4a Cash men to catch at KilbOhrn's straw. @a ~ 't.- .l1 tz54; .- ', tt-5 .cl'7 P.S.Another firm will take my store, Andnext month they II make you nsttls .1 They're known all the greatwosld o'sr,
 > As the Neaars. CALL & SETTLE sd ! ~eh ,sae With D c. KILBOURN. S2 u ,sfl es5 Litchneld station.
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SPECIAL NOTA>~ ~k
GOSHEN CAUCUS.

Hhs Republican Electors of the Town of Gosh> " are requested to meet at the Town Room on Sat. Srday Feb. 9th, 1S70 at clock p. m., to appoint uelsgates to the several Republican conventions ana do any other proper business. af By order of -fo}F s63 Towx COMMITTEE.
 0oshen, Fob. lst.. 1870 ] --. --.-- -
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MARRIED.

In Wolcottville, Jan. %, by Rev., 5. H. Bray. John T. Humphrey. of Norfolk. to Maria l.. Grant, of Torrington. e
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Sent ?! Free.

D EPORT of the condition of the First Nation K al Bank of New Milford, at the close of bus 1U mess January 22d, 1870. ...-..tr
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03
AC0UGH. COLD or SORE THROAT

V1N Requires immediate attention. as neglect often results in an incurable E Lung Disease. E:Si|S IESN NBROWNH BRONCHIAL TRoUIIEs S Will most invariably give instant
 6ISy| relief. For BHoNcHITIs AsraMA.
 CATARRH, CONSERVATIVE and THROAT DISEASES, they have soothing effect
 SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Owing to the good reputation and popularity of the Troches, soortless and cheap isAitations are - fered, ,ohich are good for nothing. Be sure to oS- TAIN the true E
 BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. .bag S6Is SOLD DRvRRywHEREefiEs
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03

-x Am LINE RairRoags=-Ga -Gapitalistsaud all cur business readers will notice the adysr- tisemept in another column of the New HaRers Middsetown, and Willimantic Rail- road Company. They offer for sale through their bankers, Hatch < Foote, their first mortgage seven per cent currency bonds. We have taken some pains to examine into the affairs of this corporation, and are sat- isfied that the bonds1n question are we'll secured and must certainly meet with ready sale. The legislature of Connecticut has commendably guarded, in every possible way, the interests of those who invest in these securities; ard we cannot imagine how more could be done for their protec- tion. The road, when finished, with it's connections, must inevitably take the busi- ness-the best bHsiness-indeed, almost the whole through passenger and freight traffic to Boston. It will be the shortest. safest and therefore the most popular thorough fare from the metropolis of the nation 10 the metropolis of New England. We shall Feioice with all the good people of New York, Boston, and its intermediate prosper ous cities, towns, and villages when this road is finished. That it will pay we'll we have not the slightest doubt; and that the bondholders will get their interest prompt iy, while the bond itself will advance in price, we fully believe. The great enter. prise is now in the hands of noble, honest, and faithful men; who mean business, un- ceasing vigilance, fair dealing with the public, and triumphant uictory in accom- 'pliahing what they have nobly underta- ken.
 We don't see how any man in the State of Connecticut with money to invest can hesitate a moment what to do after reading the truthful statements of Hatch & Foote, in another column.-Indpen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03
CORNWALL CAUCUS

The Republicans of, Torriington will meet in Caucus ct the Town Hall, on saturday, Feb. 5th, t2oclock, P. M., to appoint Delegates to the State and Senatorial Conventions, and transact
 By order of a TowS toMxrr4rx !. Cornwall, Jan, ,27th 1S7O 'l'r ,5@ i, T-' - ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-03

Connecticut investment. !..s Eazz FROM .xvz STATE LOCAL AND GOVERNMENT TAKES. ,n 19E. -s
 Am LINE BETWEEN sEw roax AND BOSTON.
 FIRST MORTGAGE s
 SEVEN per cent. BONDS 2
 New Haven, Middletown s
 Willimantic Railroad Co.
 OF CONNECTICUT.
 Twenty. years to run. Interest payable in New
 York on the 1st of May and Noyember free
 from all taxes.
 THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT Is made Trustee for the Bondholders, and all Bonds are issued from the oface of, and must be countersigned by, the ~E COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE. They are issued only as the work progresses. and for but one half of the actual cash expen :. allure on the road.
 The Company now offer $600O00 of their Bonds at Par and interest,
 AS A SECURITY. THE ROAD.-The New Haven. Middletowr and Willimantic Railroad of Connecticut la the Final Link in the -
 GRAND AIR LINE ROUTE. ra between Boston and New York. te The line will be 62 miles in length. runni ng between New Haven and Willimsntic. .passi no through Middletown abont midway. and viii connect with the New York and New Haven Road at It's Eastern terminus and with the Boston, Hartford. and Erie Road ct its West. ern. thus forming the shortest and most direct route between the two chief commelc ial and financial cities of America.
 In the minds of railroad men this routa ia the natural route between the two Metropoli- tan cities, being as near g straight llre as tn e formation of the country will admit; is o yer 20 miles shorter than the present most DO pu- lar route, and over l6 miles shorter than any other possible route. The two lines of Railro between New Ha. ven aud BestoD. via Springfield on tho one side, and via Shore Line through New Lon don on the other, are lines travarsing the out. CT edges of square which the New Haven, Middletown and Willimantic Railroad will cut jiagonally. The position of each road is shown ta the following diagram
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BAD BREAD.

N0R good bread and biscuit use Prof. Horse
 ford's prt laration. Also. Resihead' 5 Chemical Baking Powders for cake, blscn t.&c. For sale It F.. D. McNETL, CO.'S.