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Pacific Guano Company,
CAPITAL s1,Ooo,oOO
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

YHVHIS GUANO is now SO we'll known
II inSall the Southern States, for its
remarkable effects as an agency for in
creasilig the products of labor, as not to
require special recommendation from us.
Its use for seven years pasthas establish
ed its. character for reliable excellence.
The large fixed capital invested
by the Company in this trade affords
the surest guarantee of the continued
excellence of this Guano.
The supplies put into market this sea-
son are, as heretofore, prepared under
the personal supervision of DR.. st. Jul
ian Ravenel, Chemist of the Company
at Charleston, S. c., hence planters may
rest assured that its quality and compo,
sition is precisely the same as that here
tofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. G.
JNO. S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMS-$4S cash; $53 time, without
interest.
TO accommodate planters they can or.
der now and have until the lst of April
to decide as to whether they,will take al
time or cash price. When delivered
from the Factory by the carload no dray'
age will he charged.
Nov. u, 1872, 33-6m.
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Sherif's S Sale.

EDY virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa. to me
LTD directed, 1 will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in January
next, within the le"n! hours, tract OF
land, situate, lying and being in the
County. of Abbeville, in the neighbor.
hood Of Ninety Six, eontainings III a.. 49, s.;
Homestead of J. w. Lipscomb, L.. G,
Carter and r. A. Griffin; levied on as
the property of j.. w. LipscOmb,: at the
suit of J. II. Brooks. Terms Cash.
L.GP. GUFFIN,
S. A. G.
Dec. 4, 1872, S5-4t
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Hot Supper.
Nov. 90, 1872, 32-tf


THE ladies of coKEsBURY ]2, pro; p,,o;
| pose to give a HOT SUPPER
in the Female College on WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 18th,
for the benefit Of the church. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Come to the fcast-a feast not only of
swcet-meats, substantials, niceties.
but "a feast of reason and flow OF
sou" that will make young and old
blood bound; a feast of beauty flash
ing with scintillations Of intellect
Ho yc to the feast! No effort will be
spared to please and entertain. Con.
veyances will be in attendance al
Hodges for those who may come on
the trains and all will be gladly en-
tertaincd by the citizens. So mote ii
be.
J. NJ. MOSELEY,
J. N. COCHRAN,
Committee.
Doo 1879 "a o.
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Consignees' S.

The following persons have packages
in the Express Office:
u Moseley, B Moseley, w McNeill,
w P Mckeller, Jacob Miller, Mrs M
Young, + NJ Mitchell, Bradley & Jay, III
Z Sloan, E Cowan, J E Penney, w II
Tageart, Miss S A Martin, Bradley &
Ragen, J G Wosmansky, w T Penny,
J Jones. --r..
C. V. HAMMOND,
- -. Aren't
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Final Discharge.

MTOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. W
" a. Black, Administrator of the Es
tate of ElSey Taylor, deceased, has ap
piled to G. w. Guffln, Judge of Probate
in and for the County of Abbeville, fol
final discharge as Administrator.
TITS ORDERED, That the 9th day o
December, A. d. 1872, be fixed for hear
ing of Petition, and final settlement o
said Estate.
H. &c. WOSMANSKY.
..s G. G. P. A. G..
Dec. ., 1872, S54t
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The undersigned have this day
formed a copartncrsh;p, under the
name of MINOR & WATSON for
the sale-o Of GENERAL. MERCNAN-
Disc. We shall at ali times Keep a
full stock and hope by close attention
to business and a desire to please,
to merit the same patronage so gener-
ously bestowed upon the late firm.
J. HENRY MINOR
J SALE WATSON.
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$20O.oOO.OO
in valuable Gifts!
in American Gold!
SDlOsODO in American Silver!
Five Prizes 81 900. Ten Prizes $500
|. each Greenbacks.
One Span Of Matched Horses, with
Family Carriage and Silver-Mounted
Harness, worth 81 800.
Five Horses and Buggies, with Silver
mounted Harness, worth $500 each
Five Fine-Toned Rosewood Pianos,
worth $500 each!
25 Family Sewing Machines, worth
500 each!
1900 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches Gin all, worth from $40 to $500
each.
Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, &c.
Whole number Gift, $4,000. Tickets
Limited to 100000.
Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom
Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickcts$2 Six Tickets 10;
Twelve Tickets $50; Twenty-Five Tick
cts $40.
Circulars contain full list Of prizes,
q description of the manner of drawing
anil other information in reference to
the Distribution, will be sent to any
one ordering them. All letters must be
addressed to L. D. SINE, Box Sc.
MAIN OFFICE CINCINNATI, O.
lOl w. Fifth St. Nov. 27, 1872, 33-5t
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Tn retiring from the firm of QUITS
Minor e. Co., l do so with feelings of
deep regret, and am compelled. to
take this step from ill-health. [ lc-
turn my. sincere thanks to my frients
for past sfavors and would hcspedi
for the new firm share Of puhlr
patronage, and would recommend
them as young men of business ca
pacities and worthy of confidence.
THOS. J. QUITS.
Dec. II 1872, 35.6t
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MASONIC FBHALE COLLEGE;
COKESBURY, S. G..
w. CHRISTIE BENET, PRESIDENT
Session begins Monday, Sd
February, 1872. ~"

FEVHE Board of Trustees take pleas
81 ure in announcing that they have
elected Mr.. Bcnet ia the Presidency Of
the college. MI. Benet is we'll known
as an experienced and successful teach
er. having been for several years Rector
of Cokesbury Male Academy. He will
be assisted in the Literary and Music
Departments by properly qualified
staif of teachers. The Board of Trus-
tees feel sure that under his Presidency,
Young ladies can obtain a, first-class
education. Fees for the Scholastic
Year, so, $35 and $50. Contingent fee,
81; Music and other extra branches at
the usual rates. Board can be obtained
in the best families at $40 per month,
exclusive OF washing and lights.
The Board OF Trustees desire to make
the college the pride of the Masonic
Fraternity; and they fiatter themselves
that, in having for President a worthy
Master Mason, of the highest attain
ments as a teacher, with a competent
corps of assistants, with locality pro-
verbally healthy, with board and tut
ton at rates so moderate, they merit
and will secure the patronage of the
public, and of brother Masons in partic-
ular.
J. X. VANCE, Pres. B. T.
F.F. GARY, Sec'ty.
! Dec. II, 1872. 35-3t
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Burnt Out!
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
OF
&Co.

rESO all those to oswhom we rendered
Il assistance during the past sea-
son in the cultivation Of their crops
and have not yet paid up, we earnest
ly appeal to come forward at once
and settle their accounts, thereby Sc
curing their own credit and enabling
us to save our own for future business
which we contemplate entering into
so soon as. a building can be erected
for that purpose.
We trust that this will be sufficient
notice to our friends, of our present
necessities, and that they will RESPOND
to our appeal without delay.
Barnwell & Go.
Nov. 90, 1872, 32-tf
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Final Discharge.

MTOTICE is hereby given that Mr.
"a Wade II. Robertson, kdministra
tor, Will annexed. Of the Estate o
Elizabeth Philips, deceased, has applied
TO G.. W. Gu:iin, Judge OF rrcbatc55ir IN
and for the County of Abbbeville, for q
final discharge as Administrator.
TT Is ORDERED, That the Sth day o'
January, A. d. 1873, be fixed for hearing
of Petition, and final settlement OF
said Estate.
J. C. WOSMANSKY,
G. G. 2. A. G..
Dec. II, >36-3t.
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n office. j

yrgILL be sold by the Heirs at
wv Law, of the late JOHN "A.
PARTLOW. deceased, at ABBE-
VILE COURT HOUSE on Sale
Day of JANUARY next, all the
lands OF the said deceased in Abbc-
vile County, the Homestead excep-
ted which is assigned to Mrs. Ann
7. Partlow, to-wit
FIRST.-The tract of land known
rs the "EZEKIEL TRACT" lying
east of the Columbia Railroad
SECOND. - The "CULPEPPER
TRACT" which is recommended to
be divided and sold in three separate
parcels.
THIRD.-The ZONES TRACT"
recomm ended to be divided into
three parcels, and parcels No. 1 ard
3 sold and the Sd parcel sold unless
accepted at a valuation by an heir
at Law.
FOU RTH.-.T he "W TSON
TRACT" to be sold in one body.
Plats exhibited or definite descrip-
tions given on day Of sale. Terms
of sale made known on the day.
THOS. THOMSON,
W. A. LEE,
Attorneys for Heirs at Law.
Dec. II, 1872, 35-4t
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Sheriff S Sale.

SuGIll s SGkG.
mY virtue of an execution to me di-
As rected, L will sell, at Abbeville
Cont House, OH Saleday in January
net, within the legal hours, five tracts
of and, part of the Real Estate Of Wm.
B. BORN, lying and being in the county
of Ibbeville.
Fist, the Bell Tract, containing $50
Acrs, more OF less, lying and being i'll
the ounty Of Abbeville, bounded by the
Carty Place, Edgetield Line, Home
Plactand others.
Seond, the Willis Tract, containing
219 Ares, more or less, adjoining lands
of MI. Henderson, Mrs. Robertson and
other
Hhu, part of the Carter Tract, con-
tainilt 275 Acres of land, more or less,
boundd by the Bell Tract and others.
Fouth, McHarmon. Tlact, containing
225 Aces Of land, more or less.
Fiftl one Tract containing DDS Acres,
near lie Mine, and bounded by the
Mine Tact aud others.
Term Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
LIP. GUFFIN, S. A. c..
DeceIber II, 1872, SCAT. 49,.
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Sheriff Sale.

ED Y virtue of an order signed by His
ED Honor, James l.. Orr, will sell
at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday ir
January next, within the legal hours, a
House and Lot in the Town of Abbe.
vile, known as the Dendy Lot, bounded
by the Public Square, Main Street
Estate Of D. r. Sondley and others.
Terms Cash.
L. P. GUFFIN, S. A. c.
Dec. II, 3G-St.
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Notice..

StTRAYED from the farm of the un-
- dersigued on the Martintown road
IN Edge6eld. 35 miles from Augusta, q
DARK MOUSE COLORED MARE
MULE, rather lean, her left ear little
hanging down. Any information lead
ing to the recovery of the mule will be
suitably rewarded.
MRS. S. H. ADAMS,
Nov. %, 1872, ST. Krlzses Cross Roads.
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Market Reports.
Pc, CORRECTED WEEKLY DY
Arm w e T. 6 G O.. q.
Dealers in .S9ossle- Dry tstoo,7.,- Gis'o..e
rics, Provisions, &C., dc.
ApcEvIJJE. December IS, 1872

firm; sales 1888 baIes; Uplahus -U; Ut
leans 20I. Gold heavy at l24.
BALTIMoRE, December l6. - Cotton
firm middlings l94; gross receipts ga
stock 9293.
CHARLESTON, December l6.--Cotton
stronger - fine qualities :. middiipgS
1S5@l9; net receipts 2l2O bales; sales
1909. ...
AUGUSTA, December 16. = Cotton
strong mddlings Isl net receipts 1857
bales sales 1905.
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Fire !! Fire 7! Firs II!

DARCHED COFFEE, FRESH
CANDIES. RED CLOVER
SEED GILT EDGE BUTTER, tand
many other choice articles received
since the Fire.
DUPRE & SMITH.
Nov. 20, 1872, 32-tf
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Notice.

ON THURSDAY, the 26th day OF
~ DECEMBER, will sell at my
plantation
6 Valuable Mules, about 500
Bushels Corn, Fodder, LOCO
Bushels Cotton Seed, Hogs
Cattle, and great many other
things too numerous to mention
Terms Cash.
III. Winestock.
Dec. II, 1872, 353t
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Fire at Greenwood.

Fire at Greenwood.
"a INSURANCE against loss or damage
E by fire in that responsible .Compa-
ny LIVERPOOL : & LONDON &
GLOBE" can be effected on reasonable
terms, by applying to
A. NJ. AIKEN, Agent,
"Cokesbury," and their vicinity.
Dec. II, 1872, 35-4t
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BUILDING FELT

60 Tar used) for outside work and in
s,,e instead OF plaster. Felt carpeting,
&. Send 2 stamps for circular and sam
prs. G. j. FAY, Camden, n. j.
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Dec. 4, 1872, 34-2t.
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G.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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G1eClOuS 1SpOIlcu 1dfOldDiL upon
ths bilEwhich proposes to make the
hours, Of election in incorporated
towns and cities from six A. M. to
SKIP. NJ, instead of from seven A.
Mic, five ?. NJ.
Representative Wallace, Conserv-
atiye, of Union, introduced bill
to amend the act to secure advan-
cessfor agricultural purposes, which
provides that whenever lar dis shall
be let or rented for agricultural pur-
poses, ,.the person SO letting or rent
Ing: Shall have prior lien upon the
crop fol. the rent, the contract for
rent to be in writing and recorded
Representative Rice, ConserVa,
tiye,;of Upion,t intronuced the fol.
loNing important resolution, which
waspimFnediately considered. under
a.isuspensien of the rules, and
adopted: 2.:& as'42 ~ -.
Rssaltea, That the Attorney
Genaral Be Instructed to .searcl
closely aud inquire, if any moneys
have been raised upon the credit o
the State, without,5law and due au
thority; if any@moneys have beer
expended or embezzled by parson
in authority, and i. so, by whom
and df3he shah find proof agains
any person oHpersons, e.shall hav'
him arrested and prosecuted to con
yiction, if possible. To this en'
lesashall have, power to send 10
persons and papers.
In the Senate, a bill, (by Nj
Ovens )sto make appropriations TO
the payment Of half the salary am
mdeage of members Of the Genera
Assembly, and salaries of,the sui
ordinate officers and employees, an
q ~
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MNill w aVs
ADBEvILLE DISTRICT,
Dec. z. 1872.

THE Copartnership heretofore ex-
l listing between OUTH, MINOR
& CO., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent All persons .indebt-
cd to the late firm are most earnestly
requested to call at once and pay the
same. as we wish to close up said bu-
ci,,acc
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-11
Bridgewater.

I have not many items of interest this week but such as have send you:
 April was ushered in by 8 severe i6e storm. The face of nature was certainly very bright, but though pure and beau tiful the brightness was icy.
 Election day passed much as usual. Quite number of our Republican voters were detained at home by sickness, but l am happy to know that the. loss of their votes did not materially affect the Repub- ican victory. as.A e
 = On the 4th instant span of horses with wagon attached, belonging to J. M. Phippeney, becoming frightened, ran down the street and west as far as U. Lobdell's, where they ran into the fence and demolish- ing it, throwing the best horse and badly injuring it so that it is feared it will have to be killed. '..
 The Mumps have nearly disappeared from this District. think the latest case was that of lady nearly ninety years of age.
 Our school closed some three weeks since. The proprietors are congratula- ting themselves on having secured for the coming season the services of Miss. s. B. Lyon for the higher department and of Mrs. J. c. Peck for the lower department. Miss Lyman has taught select school in this town for several years and is a very successful teacher. Mrs. Peck has occu- pied this position in the primary depart ment for several terms and has given ex- cellent satisfaction. U.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-11
Goshen.


 We give the Democrats of Goshen al the credit due them for their victory q Monday, the 1st inst. It is something tt ] live in Banner Town, and to know thai the glorious tribute paid by the life long Democrat who edits the Sentinel to tht lifelong Democrat who leads the Goshe1 faithful and is the first representative o the Democratic town of Goshen, has beer earned by one of our own friends and neighbors. By the way is the banner om town is to receive to have the Dem9cratis platform inscribed thereon to show thu
 exact nature of the victory?
 Having spoken of the glorious Goshel of the present, let us revert for moment to the days before Goshen became emi
 nent, Goshen Academy was first opened
 in 1927. Soon after, three lads, as we re
 member, occupied one bench and formed class in Latin. Two were about of an
 age; the. other, much younger, is now slis-
 ing, meritorious citizen of Litchfeld
 county. The name of one of the other lads was JOHN SEDGw1oK, late Major Gen.
 eral, U. s. A. Just about the time of his
 ending his term at West Point, the young
 CT of his comrades had graduated at Yale
 College, while the older, also graduate
 of Yale, had just returned from Germany
 whither he had gone to complete his edu-
 cation. The career of the latter was short
 but brilliant. He died at the early age of twenty-six, holding at the time an eminent
 judicial position in another State. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-11
Deaths

In Litehfield, April g, Thomas J. Lamp man (colored), aged Y years.
 At Ashley Falls, April 4, Emily Pease. aged 63. ....'... ,.'-"---
 At Wolcotville, April 8, Mrs. Nancy Seymour, aged 84
 At Winsted, suddenly, March 30, Geo. J. Pond, son of N. s. Pond, aged 23.
 At Winchester Center March 27, LeRoy w. Wetmore, aged 35 years. At Burrville, April l, Milo Burr, aged 75 years. At Winsted, April l, Mary, wife of the late Washington Hatch, aged T..
 At Nepaug, March 25, Howard, only child of Elbridge M. Curtiss, aged 2l years. Sa
 At Salisbury March 31, James Pierce, aged 92 years.
 At Lime Rock, March 10, Margaret Murray, aged 10 years. At Ashley Falls, March 26, Joel A. Phelps, aged 72 years. At Cornwall Bridge, April l, Mrs. l.. N. Swift, aged 59 years. Belle, daughter of D. W. Manvel, aged 1C months. At Huntsville, March 9, Nellie F., daughter of Rufus H. Whitford, aged months and IA days. At Winsted, March g, Clara Louisa, child of Henry K. and Persis s. White, of Bloomfield, aged months.
 At Cornwall Bridge, Feb. p, Melissa Dean, wife of Capt. Orrin Hutchinson, aged 72.
 At East Canaan, March 2e, Hawley Cunning, aged 75 years. -....s :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-11
New Milford.

An Irishman named Peter Carl living at Worthwhile came to the village, election day, and becoming intoxicated in the af- ternoon, strayed upon the railroad track
 was run over by the cars, and so se- verely injured that he died on the follow
 ing Thursday. af 58i' ssa4
 The Litchfeld South Consociation met at this place last week on Thursday.
 In the afternoon pub1n nservices were held at the Congregational church, where an exceedingly able sermon was delivered by Rev. MT. Wiekoff of Woodbury. On the following day g missionary convention was held at which addresses were made by the representatives of the various mis- sionary educational and charitable socie- ties of the Congregational church. This method of presenting the claims and ex- plaining the character of these institu- tions was proposed by the Oberlin Council and bids fair to accomplish the best re- suits. The speakers are all mea9 of great ability, and their addresses are exception ally interesting and convincing. They will visit several other places in the state and wherever they speak they deserve large audiehces. Members of other de- nominations as well as Congregatio ionalista will be we'll repaid for their attendance. l
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-11
LitchHeid.

The Superior Court commenced it April term, Tuesday, Judge Foster ol the bench. An appeal from the doings O the Commissioners on Rufus Pickett estate is on trial
 The Annual meeting of St. Michaeli Society held on Monday last and the fol lowing officers elected:
 Society's Treasurer, o. 8. Seymour Clerk, 0. W. Hinsdale.
 St. Michoers Parrish. Wagdens--T Wells, F. ". Plumb. Vest,ynaes'-E. w Seymour, Wm. Porter, H. O. Morse, D. C. Bulkley, T. s. Sedgwick. St. Paurs Parish., Wardens-L Hotchkiss, W. E. Brown. Hest'yDaen-- E. D. Weeks, D. Neville, 0. J. Landon W. H. Palmer, W. L. Landon. - Trinity Parish. Wandens-A. Guild, A s. Beach. Vestrynsen-E. H. Wright c. D. Wheeler, T. L. Jennings, W. w. Bissell, l.. Griswold.
 Delegates to Diocesen Convention. i& Aichaels-O. s. Seymour, Wm. Porter. Irinity-T. l.. Jennings. St. PastlsEE. D. Weeks. The sale of Slips in St. Michaels is to take place on Monday, April 29, at 2s, P. M. - The Master Masons are notified that their veteran brother, Rob. Morris, of Kentucky, will address them in the Lodge Room, at Litchfeld, on Friday evening, April 18th. commencing at T o'clock. He will discourse upon his Masonic Re searches in the Holy Land and give Reef tation of nine of his Masonic Poems, se- lected for the occasion. The whole en- tertainment is free, and all Master Masons in good standing are cordially invited.
 We have been looking over the Senti- nel in vain for report of case or two tried before Justice Mills in Unionville, recently, in which the. editor of that pa- per figured in various capacities. It will probably appear this week. No ''mud, /" if you please
 SAoAACo VI. 1A4CuUCISSI uSS SOlu HIS place west of the village to Michael Dwyer for $2, 100, and bought the place of A. B. Shumway in the village.
 Lines Parmelee sells his place in West st. to Samuel Clock for $3, 300, with life lease of part reserved.
 Lewis O. Hotchkiss sells acres in Bantam to B. D. Weeks for $8OO
 F. M. Hale conveys his hotel proper ty to Geo. Wells for $12,OOO.
 Michael Driscon has bought the Dan iel Hall farm in Milton for 5000
 Michael Hannah has bought the Kel- ley place in. Spencer St. of E. McNeil for $1,2OO.
 -F. D. McNeil & Co.,, are now receiv- ing new arrival of Spring Goods. Par ticulars next week.
 See new advts. of Bishop & Sedgwick, s. N. Bronson, and Miss Aiken.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-11
srATEnEMs...

, s1 Votes in Salem were quoted at $2O, ,elec- tion day. .3.af 4oos al ? One death ffom1 m | Esniaala1i all pox occurred in Hartford, last week. 'e.e.-.s. z- ''7 'A1 The trial of the Windsor L.ocksmurder- ers is setsd0Wn for Tuesday, April SOth a
 B. T. Hewitt, Of Wethsrs6eld, shot two wild gesee after voting on ,lss election day. g
 Maromas killed alrat, last tMeeky which twas over 21ainchee long :sfrom tip to tip" A, case of small pox iis repertsd on the corner of Dow and Oak strests, New NIeyyy Ha- q: SeAs asasL3 gey sss .Ifsngi7f2 s11Fs, ve z Tho Seventy-frst New York regiment proposes . trip to Connecticut this sum naer. atN IslEa .us 3stfej sag veeb Itg1f e8 q The New Londo on m Nsofsthaern railroad has declared a diyidend of four per cent, . free ! oI IsaA' .fsEaeaEoe yIfaiesnq yaI .1olt Es sf, Mr.s Battsrs0nB filling up his1quota of hands without much difficulty st Wsster- ly, R. l.