Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

southerly towards Derby and New Haven; and, northerly, towards the Naugatuck and Conn Western. \<A A t May a9entnlIes co.
 scslsERs4 NosrHlr contains: re Baltimore Bonapartes Ulustrated); 4 Temple of Song Illustrated); The Story of Sevenoaks CI1lustrated); - - =. An Electro Mechanical Romance Qllustrated); The Mysterious Island dllustrated); A Farmers Vacation (niustrated); The Heron; The Elder Myths Qllusirated}; The Happy Village; Some Old Letters; Medrake and Osprey; Sonnet; Both Sides of the Shield; Jean-ah Poquelin; Some Recent Women Poets; Yung Wing and his Work; Editorial Arti- cles. .sgl.a s.- LIS r.
 Scribner < Co.,, New York; s4 a year. 5e- Enquirer clubbing rates. - '..,..-
 GooDEY's LApx's Book contains: Into the Light; Morning Glories: The Course of True Love never did Run Smooth; My Friend and I; Charley Lithgrove; By the Seaside; Aunt Mehitable in Wash ington; Caste; My Husbands Jealousy; Steele Engraving. Fashion Plates, Pat terms, Music, Poetry. Short Articles. ,&c.
 Louis A. Godey, Philadelphia; $4 a year. See Enquirer clubbing rates.
 The ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains: Anal fl, by Henry W. Longfellow; Roderick Hudson; The Pine and the Walnut; Al- l fieri; The Northwestern Mule and his Driver; Sonnet; What is an American?; Old Times on the Mississippi, by Mark Twain; Lexington, by John G. Whittier; Merely Mirror; Together; The Virginia Campaign of John Brown; The Fastidious Goblin; A Memorable Murder; Editorial Articles. &c. ...
 H. O. Houghton < Co., Boston; $4 a year. See Enquirer Clubbing rates.
 St. NICHOLAS contains: The Knight and the Castle; The Boy Sculptor; Eight Cous- ins; Pleasant Spoken; About Heraldry; The Naughty little Grand -Nieces; The Feast of Flags; A Live Meteor; Poor Puck; The Young Surveyor, hy J. T. rrowbridge; Queen Blossom; The Ginger Bread Boy; Short Articles, Poetry. &c. Frontispieee-'The Knight and the Cas- tle." This number is beautifully illustrat- ed. as is usual with the St Nicholas.
 Scribner & Co., New York. s. year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates. g-.,s1 3. ,. 2
 The Centennials. commenced ct Boston. on Sunday evening. with a service at the Old North Church commemorative of the hanging out of the lanterns from the bel fry of that church, which gave the patriots warning of the British expedition toward Lexington. The Lexington and Concord cantennials were very interesting, and sue cessful, and attended by nearly 50, 900 peo- pie. .-
 Mir. Wm- H. Barnum runs 1, ,S15 behind his ticket in this District; yet he is vindi- cated We hear it stated that he stood near the Salisbury ballot box all election Aofs 1O e11ae 1os o SAA4&5A0 COu4A Ego back on him" and not be caught. The vote of that town indicates some such pressure ast that. Such is Reformed Dem ocracy in ConaecsieutI s- .aa
 Postmaster General Jewell continues to unearth frauds in hS Department. He has dismissed some of fhe clerks found in collision with scoundrels, outside, and has been bringing his shrswd business taE ent to bear on the question of PostoAise Reform in a manner that excites the wrath of good many raseals who have had ''soft things" under the old management, and the admiration of thei dfsinterested public. .-.-' 's - .-..z
 Attention is called to tempting offers in the advertisement of Sammis and Fair child of Bridgeport -s...