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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
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The Hutchinson family sang in the Methodist church on Tuesday evening of last week, toa,fpll house. . They came un- der the auspices of the State Temperance Union. Some remarks were interspersed by the Sec, Rev. E.aH ;. Pratt, and Rev. E. B. Hilliard, of Plymouths The Hutch insons always have full audience here.
 At the regular annual communication of St. Andrews Lodge, No. GA, F.&A. M., held at Masonic Hall on Wednesday last, the following officers were chosen for the year ensuing: aesessazasgs ssllLss :,
 CharlesJ: York, VIM. Wilbur r. Coe, s. w.; Charles IL Norton,s ). w; David w. Goe, Treas ;aF Fredk.z M. Cook, Sec. i; Edwin s. Beecher, s. D.; O. Dexter, Lin coin, J. D.; B. Frank Mitchell and Frank J. Kilbourn, Stewards; Wm, H. simonson, Chap; Dwight Phelps, Marshal;l Jesse Williams, Tyler sas 1ass raj tss4a esF
 At the regular annual conyocation of Meridian Chapter, No. 15. of the Royal Arch Mason holden at. Masonic HalL on the 1st Tuesday of this month"; thefollow- ing officers were elected to serve for the year ensuing: Essa ss5 3-s aoasas1f oa
 Salmon A.aGranger, H P; L. R, King, K.; W. B. Phelps, s.; Roswell Olmsted, Treas, Freak. M Cook. Sec; c. .L, Nor ton, c. H.; B. w, Meafoy, P. s.; Edwin s. Beecher, R. A. C.; w. F. Coe, David G. White and H. s. Vosburg, Masters of the vails; Jas. A. Bushnell and W. W. Weaver, stewards; eWm. H. Simonson, Chap; Dwight Phelps, Marshal; Jesse Williams, Tyler is sassa sse i&ss5s &4Y
 -sleighing all went of Saturday night, and with it, the ice left Mad River in a hurry about 12 o'clock the same night. Bare ground, and the trundle of wagons on Main St. are now in order again. fg
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
Falls Village.

SI.
 An evening ente Etaiinment by the Con gregational Society and aaotlIsr byAthe. aeciety b the M. E Chureh q this plaee haa been the prominent fsaturaso of amuses daent for the past week.
 The first entertainment was given on. Wednesday evening befefea we'll filled house and consisted of Tableaux, vocal and instrumental music by some of the best talent insthia Eieiuity It tl1s snluzsau which supper prepared by the ladies of the society was in whiting which was dis p1sal dl .with. .lhsieh salisfaesioa, appas-a ently. The entertainment was a success from beginning to end and .an went home. with pleasant memories of an agreeable 4;,yna4 1xS S1aas@ @&ssss = Mzs
 The entsrtginmsnt If the ME. Society; was held on Christmas night and consisted in part of declamations and singing, . good share of which was done by the youngest Sunday School scholars and; were very creditabIe The special attracr. ton of the evening was the Christmas tree, or rather two Christ mas,trees. which were tastefully arranged and d<contained q; present reach Sunday School scholar and were also laden with presents by one relative or friend for another lwes noticed there were aeoeds dsmang Jfiends) As soon as old Santa Claus pat in his appearance the presents were taken from the tree, the names of the fortunate ones announced, and the presents were passed to them : as the names of some of the gigers were announced We notaeed that Era'akAwas a favorite name with tine young ladies and fair ones receiving gift from oneuby that name received it with an unusual degree of pleasure. We also noticed the disposiJ ton Of some on ss of our liberal hearted folks in the way of assisting our young married folks and bachelors in. getting 2 good start in life, as our.D Doctor Druggist--and oth-' ers-can can testify Al Among the presents re-. ceived by the pastes and his family was little package of money a amounting to $l15..a The exercises enjoyed SO hugely were sclosed by singing Good Night and the pronouncing of the Benediction.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

RESOURCES n Loans and Discounts, asls a '$lS5. GOA GA Overdrafts, f S4I l3 U. $. Bonds to secure circulation, 2OO, 600 % U. S Bonds on hand, 100 co Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, 34 975 % Due from Kedeening < Reserve Ag'ts,1 36, ,537 57 Due from other National Banks, ta lO,325 29 Due from other Banks and Bankers, 6O9 70 Current Expenses, .s tta l 1,413 42 Cash Itelns, a.,..sz..a -. 1l,053 O9 Bills of National Banks, 5,518 % Fractional Currency, including niekels, 4l2 35 Legal Tender Notes, 22,6lO %
 $51O, 400 19
 LIABILITIES. s}
 Capital Stock paid in, 52O0, ,OOO % Surplus Fund, 42 222 73 Discount, @ @ sfs 4 076 94 Exchange, A$# @~ 1,I21 30 Interest, S.654 61 Profit and Isoss, 630 68 Natl Bank Circulation outstanding, 177,3O9 % Individual Deposits, 75,695 79 Duo 10 National Banks CTS IA Non Resident tax, II co s4sa5 s510. 400 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

State of Connecticut, County of Litehfeld, SIS. l. HENRY R. Corr, Cashier of the First National Bank of Lltchfeid dc solemnly swear that the above statement is true. 10 the best ofmy knowl- edge and belief. HENRY R. Corr, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before me this 22d day of December, 1871. a EDWARD ". SEYMOUR, Justice of the Peace.
 w Correct, Attest:
 Il. w. BUEL, alt
 F. D. MCNEIL. Directors D. E. BosTWIcK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

cry down tho Shepaug is muck finer than that on the Naugatuck or Housatonic is. we think, nnquestionable. The Bantam and Pond Book sections remind one very much of tho Naugatuck but the shepaue proper is greatly superior Of course there are no wonders of railroad construc- tion nor such 2 variety of grand views as upon portion of the Erie Railroad. for instance, and moreover beauty of scenery is of comparatively small importance in .railroad traysi; neyeffh ffhsless, ms think our city residents will find the pleasure of their first ride over the shepaug railroad greatly entranced by the beauty of it's sur roundings.
 z. woman suaIEags convsntioDs.
 s Woman Suffrage Conventions viii he held at Wolcottville on Monday the sth of January next and in Washington at Farmers Hall, on Tuesday the eth of January next. Addresses are expected from Rev. Olympia Brown. of Bridgeport, Mrs. + B. Hooker and Miss F. B. Burr of Hartford and others; opponents of the proposed measure allowed half the time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

through large portion sef Great Br;tan and was for sthree yeafs stationed ;n inc inc e.fx II London. e hope the impress sioa he VI rsceiye ffosn lfis residence in the ktates Nill strene th hen his attachments to Ens insfiEations aea people of this land
 CONN WESTERN APpoTSr,sRNrs Gbaa D. Mott has been appointed Station Agent at Hartford; E. w Rowley conductor of the morning train from Hartford; Wm. H.
 Yeoman is Conductor of the morning train s from illeTten; and Solomon R Hins- dale Conductor of the short train between Winsted and Millerton.
 Fl NHwI IMuEoRpsis considerably excited says the Dan. News, over tobacco. and packing IS going on at lively rate.-Mr. ~ Rs MEGatt has seld a strip of land on South Main stIeet to Merritt Beach. for about $1 .000. ME Beach has also bought u8 piece of land on, the same street t,ef Ss e. lmdlOM There will bea 4grand tball at the New Milford House, A. E. Anson. pro- prietor, on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
 The dancing will take. place m .McMahon's Fl Hall and the supper will be served in An sons best style. E-lN Noble. Bennett has raised the frame for, 2 new feed store on Railroad avenue. The building will contains steam grist mill and will be- supplied with Ieleva- tors for the faeil tating of business. roai Iedue sEaM EWs OF THE WEE aat5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
Morthneid.

s.f-t
 The Episcopal Society broke the usdal monotony of our winter life, last week, by combination entertainment of TabIeaux, Fair, and Festival, The Tableaux were. very well presented, the only drawback to their full enjoyment being the condi-s ton of the old hall. The number of seats provided was insufficient and the bitter cold prevailing proved the impossibility of heating the room. The good soul who will furnish us a comfortable hall will be real befefactor. <
 MT. D. 0. Churchill has gathered the youth and beauty of the village in sing ing class which meets semi-weekly in the basement of the Congregational church. Their saotes though not hankable gre not without Snterest. gaa s8 zeFs SEER,
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

! ' T " . Slate of Connecticut, County of Liteh6eld, ss Bank of New Milford, do solesnnly swear that the above statement is true. to tho best ofmy kGowl- edge and belief, HENRY IyRs, Cashier Subscribed and sworn before me this 2lst day of December. lS71.4
 C. H. NOBLE, Notary Public.
 Correct, Attest:
 DANIEL MARsH,
 ssS; 5. s 5s:#S;s;.. 55ss=ss; Directors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

DEPORT of the condition of the First Ma IC tional Bank of New Milford, at New Milford, in the State of Connecticut, at the close of busi ness on the 16th day of December, 1871.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
s woman sufsags conSsntioDs.
Book Notices.

The ATLANTIC contains: Lady Went worth. by Longfellow; The Guests of Night, by Bayard Taylor; College Days of Thomas Jefferson, by Parton; The Heart of New England; A Comedy of Errors, by De Mile, T. Before Sunrise; A Change of Heart; Myths of the Barbaric World: Di- versions of the Echo Club; Some Aacadi- an Shepherds; In St. James Park: The Poeta at the Breakfast Table, by Holmes; Grandmother Tenderden, by Bret Harte: Recent Literature, All, Music, Science and Politics.
 James R. osgood < Co.,. Boston; s4. & year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
 BLAcKwooD for December contains: The Maid of Sker, "; More Roba di Roma- Conclusion; The Two Mrs. Scudamore, |; Cornelius G'Dowd )What the Pope Might Do, The Heads and the Hands, Our Quacks); Unrefecting Childhood and Age; Gerty y'sN cklace; French Home Life; Children; Illustration; The House of Lords. a&ss@s4s hsiasA7 Ca sf5
 The Leonard Scott Pub. O.. 40 Full ton St. N.s Y. See advt @se s't7st
 --------- ---------- -2- t5Ez k5A zs1s4t i, !, M MEETING y II OF OF THE BOARD OF AaR1cT1- TuRE.-The Board of Agriculture holds meetings at Danielsonyille. on the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12thgof January; the pro- gramme being as follows: ,s .a,sf sf % Tuesday, Jaauary 9.--l1 ], a. E m. Busi- ness meeting at the Attawaugan House; 2, p.km. Discussion, fsPototoes.s s' to be opened with an Essay, by Alexander Hyde,
 Wsdnesday, s,s, ya~saayy ~ 1l 1o.@s, am. Business meeting; 10, g. m. Lecture, by Prof. s. W. Johnson; 's.SoA EsrhaustioSsa end Rofotion of Crops;p 2, p. m. Discus sion, W7teGt 0nd Rye;" 2, p. m. Discus sion, "O0ts, Barley, and Buckwheat;" Thursday, Ja,satory Il. .-10. a. m. Dis cussion, OsaSons, Root Crops, and Mar- Ret Gardens" 2, p. m. Discussion, "1o- 5accO;" 7,p. nj. Lecture, ]" 1ne Rel0tions 0f Agricuttatre to RGilr00de ogad Common Roods, by J. Stanton Gould, Hudson,
 Friday, sJanuary 12. 10, a. m. Report of the Entymologist, by Prof s. I. Smith; Z, P, m. Farm Experience for 1871.
 After the Lectures and the report of the Entymologist, there will be an opportuni- y for discussion. All persons interested in agriculture are invited to be present and engage in the discussions. @
 The citizens of Danielsonville and vicin- ity, offer their hospitality to those who at tend. s-A ss @ - z, - r,,. Business meetings will be held at the Attawaugan House Meetings for Lee lures and Discussions at the Donielson- vile Hall, sss.a. Seaz9I --s @s4
 The Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad will deduct 30 per cent. from their regular rates to those in attendance, all the other leading railroads in the State give return tickets free to those who have paid one full fare. ea3 4ee ssi 8ss@1
 rs,5,o tns sae T. s. GoLD, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
Litchfield county and the Lobby,

Litchfieid county and the Lobby. :.
 The Hartford Post now publishes the names of the lobbyists employed by both New Haven and Hartford during the two years past. The following persons from this County appear in the list as receiving the sums annexed to their names: gr
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
TNouIRER CLUBBING RATEs.

Our LitchtieId County subscribers may not of fan he able to take advantage of the low rates offered large clubs by most magazines and peri odicals. For their convenience and as an extra inducemsnt to new county subscribers we will. send the following periodicals to county subscri- bers in connection with the ENQUIRER at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
Cornwall.


 otsCornMall. asR
 Christmas.weekipr pronaisess to beeiively. Quite number of ourls boys and girls (young gentlemen and young 1aaies) are at school at various places out of town, but have come home to spend the holidays. The reading circle. and farmers club at MT. Colds, Monday and Wednesday evenings and perhaps several other little gatherings willogos farxlte hhelp out the festivities usual soathea season. asaN
 = The Sunday School concert at West Cornwall on sunday morning was quite interesting and the exercises were, well chosen for the occasion, saC Christmas Eve. : HI. M. Hart was stricken with paraly- sis on the 18th inst ]. rend ering him entire. Iy helpless and 1t is very doubtfu1aif he f e r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

Treasurer Spinner, 'daring his term of office, has received and disbnrsed the al- most incompntable sum If forty thousand niIlion of fsdolafs and Of this vast sum seventy thousand dollars is all that has been lost Nby defalcations: The private baainess Of bhe shrewdest men in the country conld hardly make more credit able showing than this. - Hartford Post
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

The charming pairof oil chrom0a, ssWide Awake" and ''Fast Asleep" of whose zeal beauty and attractiveness Mrs. Stowe's graceful sketch can give but an imperfect idea-so pleasing arethey to all who love art or children have always sold in the picture stores for $10, and the original publisher has never been able to supply the great demand for them even at that price. fl. And yet, although thousauds of them have been sold in America at that high rate, they are now within the reach of all for they are s.et..eHe e
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

The lecture is tosbe repeated over at Macedonia school house, as is now under stood, for the benefit of Jesse BradshoW That1 be another good hit: At that time it is expected AL Roberts and Allen Win egar will be present and enIven the exer- cises with singing, s l.s sgr.,ea gss.s ss s.s.,is Yours, etc.,aa af.8. 0. ODaER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

WANTED.-MRs. J: ?. BaLbAkD
w wishes few i JAkDERS for thu summer
ri ,tarshie!d, t-rO and haif miles from the city,
nu the Richmond and fredericksburg raliroan.
The acCuialG odaon train stops at The e'sts naiiy,
both to and from The city, making II convenient
for business gentlemen an1 tScir families: rlease
srply - I'M. l.. BALLARD, 1T Marshhejd or
throug I'll the pJst-otll:e. Ill! 0-ih"
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photographic summary.

! Bishop Ch.rke, sof Ohio, died at Cincin-
natl yesterday morning. s.a 80
The fight between Edwards and Collyer
has been broken off.
J. J. Chanpell, member of Congress
from the Columbia Is. C.) district from
1872 to 1916, died yesterday near Mont
gomery, Ala.
The annual convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations met in WASH
John Wannamlker, of Philadelphia. was
sidents were r. FL. Brown, of La, and C.
B. Fisk, of Mo.
The specie shipment from New York yes.
terday amounted to 1850, 900.
The steamship Cuba. with the English
members Of the High Commission. sailed
from New York yesterday. r..
Whitelaw Reid, managing editor Of the
New York Tribune, has arrived In Wash.
ington in "custody" of the sergeart-at-
arms of the Senate.
The Foster murder case was given to the
jury. in New York, yesterday.
Daniel montgomery. who killed his wife
ut Rochester, n. T., was convicted yester-
day OF murder in the first degree. Insanity
was the plea, but the jury would not see it.
The main building of the Delaware Man
ufacturing Company, at Cincinnati, was
burnt yesterday. Loss, $4,000. Also, the
Exchange Hotel ct Alliance, Ohio.
The President has nominated Charles S.
English collector Of customs at George
town, S. c.. and +. G. Humphreys, col
lector of customs ut Pensacola, Fla.
The Bostons and Clympics (base-ball)
played drawn game at New York yester-
day, being 4 to on the ninth inning. 1t
will he played out Saturday.
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Domestic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH

NEW FORK. Mav 24.-Cotton strong; sales, s,463
bales upia DIS ltsc. Flour-SoushsIn unch nge5:
" heat Spring. lNDa:. h, tier; winter red and
ambrr 7:rst~rr, SlGt@$L6T Corn 1c. better, at
7i6Qiic Pork and bee: quiet. Lard heavy kettle.
liz. Nh.ky pic. Naval stores firm. Ta!loW
steady. Freights firm. Turpcntine, Sac.
BALTIMORE. May 2i.-F.our scarce. firm. and
active. Whe It dull choice white, ss4gS 3 t5
Corn-T hit" firm !: sru'hc:n steady. Pork, SIS
Bacon strxdv; sugar-curCd hams, ltGpl7c Lard,
D1mI2. NhiIkey unch inged.
ClSCINSATI, Ny 2. Flour quiet; family,
81 .5NS1 corn duh and drJnping Provisions
held Ligser, hich checks t:a4e. Polk Sl6.50GQ
SIa,7I. Lard 1Oic. Observation-Disclosures, &c. sides,
s!@Ei;.
Iou1>vILLs. Nav 2i.- Flour a,tiTa. Corn
bacon Sho. liers, 10: sides. 06DJsr., packed.
.er,--;; cs: l2c. Thsksy easier, aud held It &c.
Jew ORLEANS May 2I.-Srgar firm (: prime,
llt{Il1c. hEcias:c' firm fermcn.inr aad planta-
iion r%0rilca. 3uGl5Jc. Ne" York sight, pre-
IniGm. Cold IL.
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KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May 24.-Thc new
iiayt!cn Ministry has been diss olvcd. 4
tnancia! crisis WIS imminent. Is Ii HayticnS
between IS and 60 are TO be enlisted in the
army. Martinique dispatches say the city
Of 81. Pierre has been declare / in Il state u;
siege.
Advces from Trinidad, G uba, to the 9Th
say the image OF the Virgin Mary at Sa-
pona had evidenced supern atural power in
performing miracles, and hundreds Of pco-
pie were making pilgrima ges to see the im-
aye.
Venezuela dates to tie 10th say com''l!-
cations have taken place with the British
authorities about bound aries and rights to
gold mines III British india.
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FALTIM0RE, May MI
Col. Hotcahiss and Members or the Editorial
Excursion: Gpntlemeu..-wc very cordially ex
:end To You The hospitality OF the -; Clair Hotel
during your sonurn in our city.
Very rcspectfully CuM0UR B. CONS,
II. Il. Foglc, Manager,
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NJ WELT les I OR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, EaFGAHT, AND ATTRACTIVE.

T. PRICE & co.,
Just from market &Gsin, have opened all that IS
good AMI substantial, as well as rare ana racy, IN
goods suited fer spring and summer sales.
Splendid liae Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUES,
Splendid lire Of PARkSoLs, SUN-sHADEs'
UMBRELLAS, &C.,
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and PUPLlNS, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGE2, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C.,
Flcysnt Lo.ored and Black, striped and checked
silks every shade and hue Worn: foulard ollhs,
both plain and figured. , ,o,,h.
ROK MOURNIN G-French Tramesi. B9mha-
zines, Mcuselines Challies, Douoie-tacea 40
hair Silk faced Alpacas, Gro Grain Htrnanls,
&C: Grape Wells and Collars, every SIZE anG
shade: Grape sets. Linen and Lace Collars ana
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &c. 49,. ro,
Point Collars and Gets, from Paris, at ABOUT Deli
their value. to which special attention is caleu.
Flnbroil:erles III Ham burg tdEeS anu ills.!t-
H. rs very low; Patens Laces, Bands for Dresses
and SKIRTS, French Cambria WORK, II. :. ana
1nS:d ufk'fs. Lace-trimmca Hdks. &C.
TI;tho CassimereS, Drills, Satteens, Tor men
and bows G.Lze shirts for ladies and gentle
men Linen Bosom Shirts, &c.
my !. H. 11sioi4 X W.
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she f,Gftorias ENc;.rS;os: Party.

~4LAA"h "lA!h w Ai.NLniA'S
-"d NAY. 1871.
~ informal meeting OF me members Q!
In GLt'I!l! LNruf>!oll P.ItE was CaI!eu
.",,aN evening. anu nnh' =: H. 4'lHI's,
.' " &. 20 y. .. >s''y" : oH!',. ~ "C ~
.. '. ~. ..'' 81, 'NA Nv '''S'' - '->P't
:-'A .A..rd >"h' '!A'i'' 1" ica"'" - 'll''
~ o.-."-. a..
g. iH"'."&. = y. Ah'h!No"' me 1iocH'
I5.M aE ~. the craft present, was CHOSEN
'.r.-ite@ al Tie meeting. lhe following
-."N' .earA "l.' CHOSEN >etFttaIles: y. ~.
E.'"'. OLA III" IItt =! tnS W" ! Va N
del -"' 5'#. "''' "'ii1 - h'u"l> ol INC pa
10. '-' .'.2.' .'.'l!!.' '''''-I, 'oH'
.''.... ~ WYE a',.'" ~ = \: bops L>I;'
H. '.'i" y. al" - II :
jIH',' 49, 'H'' 'd' ~ i'itl-t ''cH :
'5NtN "' &-"H' '' ih"l''. 'cli'>'H'
ill., u1.jt la it.y"!"ond. ana ur@lhG ne ap-
!@!Gj""ul 81 " comm tlrc 10 >yaielnal1Zc
our programme, that we may Obtain Is
much information and rs 1uii IN expression
Il iAc sentiments OF the people OF Virginia
~ N0>>. 9l" IN the snort I'm" alOllcd 10 US.
'-" .S!'' 80 S"h''3 '1tS az III @": 80 " VIZ
I'hy'iH "a .!'' IL "' >>'oi az" y. 'ilS ~
l'. w CIV -''''" S'''S ''"'" ''''
~'"'1' ..,..,-,,.. $780,.
'il i.t'i."b '"' '.,.'N .H3 sc'il'1,!V" "ci'
t"p".''.'" ''''''', ivy - -, .'t' - ,IlIT-
Ai'i';' 'o' -" ]''', "a! ,.'s>;,' y" IL, l,
GH! tt!'-i. DANES A*irit. ii. ~. Hll'cts, Il.
Il. Il. DUMAS "tI NJ. - i'.tA;'fu >oh.
va Hi".gh' az ''''.,i ''t" -'A' EVA '''' ''S
W. ""r." ~ ~, .ra..,
w. 49, ,., ,,i,,Ii,,s ~ ar
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aEWENG.MAGlgsg
VOW TO sQUANDER MONEY.

HOW TO SoUAADEk MoNE1'
Listen to the burden of the song of a certain
:. sewing agcft,n who has neci here lhSl
lony cough 10 take the benefit Of he bankrupt
:ct (Ibout YEAR, aud reports no asses. ana llru
believe what he says. Forget that zen ever III IKE
faI q sta creuts 10 accomplish their ends fhtf"h-
lie men who SANDER he wares ant character 81
their competitors IN business, ana you VIII pc
certain TO squandec money
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
2atronize those VINO have what you want, ehd
who are responsible; who do not use undetermined
means 70 njure their associates III business; VINO
guarantee what they Sell to be Jnst what they
represent; and
REMEMBER, ALWAYS.
thai the WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING-MA-
CHINE IS guaranteed by parties who are mol
going through bark luptcy, aud VINO arc backed by
!. com pany worth over half million 81 dollars.
and that the cause OF the hatred OF any associate
in business Is that tie Wilson has no superior, and
is sold al reasonable price from SIS 10 No less
Than any other tirst-class machine.
MECHANICS OF OUR CITY
will testify to the superiority of our Machine ant
we recommend you 10 take their Judgment r9tnel
than OF any Interested party. WentTcr run do"l
81 I'm AVERY L Co,
M, ~ GENERAL AGENTS
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Few York stock and Money Market,

E.s
NEW YORK, May a. Southern SECURITIES arc be-
ginning 10 attract more attention, and prices arc
gradually advancing. The market was very firm
to-day for all Tennessee ss, Ill., new III. Virginia
s'a, sss; new, ~. Louisiana Ga, ea; new, GA.
Leree s's, 10; SO. 81. Alabama s'g,io IS: 10.
Georgia es, So; 7's, 90. North Carolina e's, az /;
new, 2'a. South Carolina e's, II; new, II.
Money In excess Of the demand ut 2Ga per cent.
Sterling, lloA@ll0a. The Reading Company's
BANKERS are asking lloh to-day. Gold opened at
1na. sold up to lla, and closed at llls1illi Gov
eInmenls III and a.caly 'sl'a I1t; '82's, 1lla
ers 11a; 'es'e, liz; nIw, 1las '07's, 49,, ;css,
llsi 1o-:o's 1909. ~"
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR gICHASGR,}
RICHMOND, VA, May "a 1871.
OFFERINGS.
JThent-Whte il bushels. Red 10 bushels.
Corn bite, So bushels. Yellow, 81 bushels.
Mixed, IS bushels.
Oqts.-.li bushels.
SALEn.
Jrhent.- White. II bushels comm IN at $l.3o )
r. d. 81 bushels very goGd ct sl.55; 81 bushels f.ir
at ai.i5-totai 20 bushels. -...--..@
Corn-Whitn, So bushels on private terms !;
Inixca, So bushels very goQdat soc.
oats. q bushels prime on private terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25
Esse Weather FspF,ars.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-pr0bdbH IT. 'es: 4
falling barometer, with increasn cloudi-
ne,S and castelly winds, is pro habc for
Thursday OH the Atlantic coast; Threaten
ing weather, with light rains, for he greater
part Of tue Missi ssippi valley, and fresh
casterly winds from Lake Erie t. Lake SUI
DeriOr.