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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

Row AT THE NOTWITHSTANDING the per-
formance at the new Varieties Theatre in Sew
enth street, last evening, a man named England
persisted in missing one of tie actors. RemoI-
Atrances proving unavailing, PATSY" Dooley fin
ally went across and dealt him a blow that
stopped the kissing, but raised row that was
no better.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
The United States OF
America
In the Superior Court
OF he State of Del
aware. in and for
Naw raafla Courtu
Anthony Reybold.

America OF he State of Dell
%. aware. In and for
Anthony Reybold. New Castle County.
In pursuance OF an order of the Honorable Ed
ward W. Gipn, Esquire, Chief Justice OF the Stat,
OF Delaware, and rs such the rresid ng Judge Of
the said Superior Court, in VACATION Notice Ia
hereby given that an application has been made by
Anthony Higgins Esquire. attorney ana duly author
lied age OF the United States OF merica that the
the said United States are dsrous Of purchasing n
the erection OF Light House, nge L ght and
Light Keepers Dwelling certain tract of land, the
said state, situated In Red Lion Hundred, In New
Castle County, which from disagreement in price
he refuses to convey to the United states, Bounded
and described follows, to-wit
Beginning at a stake on the southerly side of a
east corner OF brick tenant dwelling house on tile
farm Of said Anthony KeyhOd, bears north seventy
three degrees and forty-two minutes west distant
from SAID corner Of said house, four hundred and
eighty-two feet and fifteen hundredths a foot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
societies..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No. A, /. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, at Knights
OF Pythias Hall.
Walola Lodge, l. o. Of G. T., at 9th and Ship
10y streets.
Eden Division, No. 6, s. Of T., McClary's build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Nc
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
Aem Civilizations.
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SCRIBNFR'S MONTHLY ISM


ScRlBNERS MONTHLY 1873
a VOYAGE DOWN AN uNKNowv p,,.r
Ia sctbner for January we begin the thrilling ,.,
rative by MAJOR POWELL OF his voyage ~ te age nai
cry down the Canon 4 the Colorado rsI,oos useoy
ai, voyage through the center OF the EARN ''er'
ne cllHs lowered smetlme more than a n
above the heads OF the travellers lpyolvina ,he ihe
IN gloom and hiding from their sight 6e ia mem ,,ei
torrent ~ '"' '"ipe'uous
The narrative is euliyened by cbarm,. n ,,,a
description OF the gen Ter and more nesutni,vIl ~
pnases OF nature, which were strangely m!nvIen
with those wlerd and awful scenes "'"s'eu
part Of the expedition refusing to On tor,.., ,
upcn what seemed an insane journey, tnfne1 a n,u
and met death IN the wilderness "''ue
The illusira ions viii be marye q of engra,,,
the hnest we have ever produced
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

sWLarge Fall and Winter stock Of Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store l2l
Market Street. Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

ss- Never suffer long from Cough. At this age
Of the worl Id, when you can get Aver Cherry Pee
tora 1t is a criminal neglect II you do not cure 1t.
be Wise in time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

At the election held in New Castle in relation
to the charter on Thursday the vote stood for
charter, 23l against 62.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

BH- Wouen's Lace Shoes from t1.o9 up and VI
mems button shoes from FATS, al Prettynan's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
The Temperature, To-day.
As REeisTgRzD At THE COMMERCIAL oYY1cE.
ATS A. M, 81 All p. NJ, 3
Legislative Proceedings.

Specially reported for he Commercial
DOVER, Jan. 20.
The following bills were read second time
and referred Changing the name OF Sarah
Ann Barker to Lulu Ann Stephens; amending
chapter 96. Revised Statutes, and incorporating
Evening Star Council S. & d. OF A.
Bills passed prohibiting live stock from run
ing at large in School District Nos. 46 and 1913
SuHsex county, and No. 6S New Castle county
amending Sec. 8, Chap "a, Vol. a. Delaware
laws
The House Joint resolution appointing Thos.
q. GileH State Treasurer, and Dr.. Nathan Pratt
State Auditor were concurred in.
On motion: :of Mr.. Riddle the House joint res
outlon providing for joint adjournment Of
the Legislature on the 18th Of February was ta-
ken up, amended on motion of Mr.. Fiddeman
go al 70 read 26th Of Feb, and passed.
Mr. Riddle gave notice Of an act to further
amend chapter IL Of the I,eyised Code.
Adjournment to Monday, 8 p. NJ.
HOUSE.
Mr. Broadaway was chosen speaker pro tenn.
Bll- read by Mr.. Bird, extending the boun-
darles Of Red Lion hundred by Mr.. Nowland,
prescribing punishment for certain officers; by
Mr.. Pyle to incorporate the Delaware Board Of
the Union Mutual Life Ins Co. Of Maine
Bile read a second time authorizing Hobt.
Lambden to locate certain vacant lands 10 re-
yiye and extend the time for recording private
acts to amend chapter u, Revised Code, ell
titled "Collectorh."
Bile PASSED to prevent live stock from run
ming at .arge in school district No. Sc, New Cas-
tie county to regulate the recording of deeds
OF the Potter charity estate.
Bills lost providing for an additional Justice
Of the Peace in Wilmington, by II ayes to 8
nays.
J. W. Phillips introduced JOINT resolution
appointing Thos. H. Giles State Treasurer, and
DIR. Nathan Pratt State Auditor, which was
adopted by ayes l5 nays 0.
The House joint resolution providing for adj
journment on Feb. 10Th, amended by the Senate
TO Feb. 26th, was returned and concurred in.
Adjournment to Monday p N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
Hantfd.

p" A n T z p.-GENTEEL. INTELLI-
w GENT csnvas-ers can make nve to ten dol
Ian day. Outnt two dollars.
CENTENNIAL,
IL ST. Commercial ONCE.
NANTEn- a GIRL TO Do GENER-
w Al h0nsework Go7d fer nee required
hppf 10 JAMS 81 NO. Gle KING IT
w A n T Z D-Bl A YOUNG MAN,
~ boarding in private family. References
exchanged. Address
isnf64;' AB" THIS OFFICE.
NANTED-A FEW MORE MEN TO
w Try File Murphey's Cosl, which is the best
10 iae Market, considering price and quality. For
further Information apply at
sw2ly Coh 9yTB and MARKET SITS.
Ninth Ward
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
Yegal Aatiffs.
IN CHANCERY.
John n Bowers
AMI wife,
New astle County, S S
Cause o. Partition.

John h Bowers
AMI wife, New aste County,
vs. Cause o. Partition.
Robert Walker. ct al.
In pursuance OF an order of the Chancellor in III,
above cause, made at the February term, 5.4, al
persons having any lien or liens affecting the inter
est or estate Of John II. Bowers and Susan Bower
IN right OF said sussn Bowers, Robert Walker
samuel Walker, Elizabeth Walker, Henry Walker
and Mary u slker, OF either OF them, in The lands o
premises to which said cause relates are hereby
no,ined TO 1le petition setting forth the nature
and amount OF the same In the once OF the Regis
ter In Chsncery for New Castle County, TIN day.
before the third Monday In February, A. D., 1876
and 10 appear and prove said lien or Items at the
ensuing term OF the Court before the rising OF the
Court on the third day Of the term.
BENZ. NiKLDs, Trustee.
WILMINGTON DEI, Jan. l. isTs-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
Hntiffs.

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of tue stAckeo DIR, OF the Penlnsui.r Insu--
anc Trust and safe Depss Co. Will be held at
he Clayton House, on Tuesday, February 9th. at 4
oalO 'h, p. VI. jos ". II. WATSON,
JAMS II Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
lN vii apply u the WILMINGTON Philadelphia
Turnpike ca. FOR two ee fincsies of stock, Nos. rs
and 70 n .ald COMPANY the same having bei1g lost.
faus0 6 ! y TIIDl T
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

81 Mems Winter Boots from 92.To up, and Men
calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
Poisoned 10 Death.

healthy liver secretes each day about two ard d
hall pounds OF bic, which contains gteal
amount OF waste material taken from Inc bio IT.
When the liter becomes TORPID C0nges ed II fall
To eliminate this vast aBount Oi noXious substance
when, therefore remains poison the blood and be
conveyed to every part OF the system. What must
bt the condition oi the blood when Ii Is receiving
and retaining each Jay two hnd haIf pounds Ol
poison? Nature tries TO work OF this 20 son tifuu!l
other channels and organs kidneys, lungs skin
etc. hut these organs become OvertaXed in perform
ing this labor IN addition To their natural funct sis
and cannot long Withstand the PRESSURE but becomt
varousy diseased.
The brain, which Is the great electrical centre ot
all vitality, Is unduly stimulated 10y the unnealth,
blood which passes to II from the heart and II fals
10 perform its otllce healthfuly. Hence the syInp
toms OF bile poi Oning, which are dullncs-, hcadaChc
lncApaclty keep The mind on any subject nn,alT
neht OF memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings
gloomy furebDdings and lrrltablty OF temper m,
boOj itseD being diseased, Ms it forms the swea
upon the surface Of the skin, IL 80 Irritating ant
poisonous that II pro iuct dlsC IlOlel brown spots
pl'npes, botrhes and other rruptiOus, sores, bulls
caTbnhclts and scrOiupus tuuor4. he stomach
bowels, and other Organ7 spoken Of, cannot errap,
becoming Affected sooner or later, AMI cpslVeness
piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, darihUa female weakness
anu many Other forms OF chrome iscuse are aun!
the Necessary results rs remedy for ali thes,
mani iestations Of disease, nr Pietces iOlien Mrdi
cal iscovery with small dairy doses Of his Peasan
furgalve Pellets are positively uncquAIod. ~
them the liver and stomach are changed In AN 10
live ana healthy state, the appetite regulated ani
restored The blood nj secrctinns throughly plrIlc,
and enriched ana the whole system renovated au,
built up anew Sold hy all nrsl class druggists AN.
dealers IN medicine
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
E l.. CANDY,

r. L. CANDY,
FLOUR AND FEED.
PRicEs AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
~ Orders left at w, r. 4 II aaps.,,
octS-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
Boarding.

r o A r ID N G-WITH PLEASANT
- rroms Also table boariers eau be sccoumo-
dated, a. jsn2s.im 2K sBIPLEY 1T.
ROAkDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
- Apply Jan2,u sif KING.
- rooms at jyT-u sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
3ost aud found.

E0UND-THE LADY WHO DROPPED
Il her 20 .ket book this morning vhile shopping,
can have il BY psyiDg expenses. Appy at
jat ts)et THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
w. STlDHAM q SON

I w. STlDHAM 4 SON,
LIE AucTIOELhl.
DEW NO. 6S IN GRACE OH uRCH
l. Will be sold al public sale on Monday after
noon. O'Clock, at stidham's auction rooms Iast
4th street. 1au2s-3t
TOHN ROWBOTHAM,
- AuCfIONEER.
No Fast Four h street.
TNHOMAS NJ. OGLE
ArCTTnNEER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
We shall shortly begin series entitled ::
"A FARMERS VACATION IN EUROPE.

Ry col, GFo. y. ARisG Of Ogden Farm, near Me-,
poit, H. j., which viii deal IN practical and ui
turesque way with the Industries and pecnarpe. p,e
OF the quaint peoples OF Holland, NORMANDY. AMI
the Channel Islands. These papers will also L,
fully illustrated. ~ "'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
CITY ITEM 8.

Boots and Shoes at prices TO sui, the times,
Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

NOTICE : THE CO-PART NERSHIP
~ heretofore existing bs'ween James l. Houston,
lr- anl Lew i'nZsr, Jr under the nrn name Of
Houston PrLer. tea merchants. In the clty of H.
nineion- New asile county, snd state Of Delaware.
ls this day Dissolved By mutua consent. James L.
Houston Jr /. Authorized 10 receive and collect all
iebis du- the ufIn Of Houston Prizer, aforesaid.
J. L. HOT >TON JR.
LEVI PRlZgR. Jg
ILNiSGToS, Del Jan q, SIS jangS-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
OUR SPECIAL OFFER

We offer the eight volumes o. ScRIBsER's NosIB.
LY, hound In cloth, sent charges paid, with one
years subscription for $40. The eight vols IN extra
library style, Inafbe sides and marble edges, and
sub ciiption, for s25 charges aid.
The subscription price OF Scrlbner's Monthly is n
year. 'crlbnsr's Monthly and st. Nicholas fI
postage paid
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
gartnfrship Nstiffs.

he O1dersisned will continue the business at the
Old sand, south Of MaFset street bridge under the
Urn OF J guthrie Go. JON : GUTHRIE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
y EGlsTRY BUREAU NOTICE.

All property holders within the city who have not
had heir property reg sier-d, are respectfully
queSied 70 present TO his Qfics correct descrp-
IOh OF their property.
a copy OF the Registry Law AID blank forms for
the description Of property will be furnished ON ap
pleation this ofice.
Al deeds, conyeyances or transfers OF Real Rs
tate. made after July lith, ls4, must be entered
THIS Office before they are sent 10 New Castle to be
recorded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30
fur Bent.

EUR RENT-DWELLIN NO. l.ll
4 leh rson sire I, containing parlOr, dning room
AMI htilcni chambers, store rooms bath room
NJ ani cold water, hea er in the cellar. Apply to
ia attf GEO. JACK, 3J5 Market st.
tOR PENTHOUSE AND STORE
4 No. b0i Market street, apply to
NJ. NJ. q LID \ co..
lshz9-tt No. 4 West lth street.
EOK RkNT-THE LARGE MANSION
l. house IN the 9Th ward, with about acres Of
lhnd Stable 6. 1t II in complete order, beautifu-
y 81 na ed on Market street, with extensive view OF
te surrounding country, city ami the Delaware
nSer. Now occupied by teorge Sellers. Possession
immediately. Alio, a three-story house. No, Big
West 9th street, has front aud side yard immediate
ssIl ess9n. Apply 10 M NJ. CHILD CO,
llh2s-ld We i Ith street.
EOk RENT STORE G2l MARK EFT
l. street, good stand. Also large room No. 61gJ5
suitable for society or reading room. Inquire
janz7-st sos Market Mst, street.
L'OR RENT = TWO STORY Brio K
l. House No 1909 Tatnall street., Apply TO-
janl7r aOi Market street.
ECOR kENT-THE FINE RESiDENC CE,
4 stables and about ten acres of prime land, on
NE Holllngsworlh farm, on the road from this city
BAUDuY SIMMONS,
janl5u W. Front Street.
\ ENOR RENT-ilOUSES NOS. SOB AND
ig I1' French sueet' and Gig * Kiqg street rv
s''''' i'bi w ihLEis
ENOR RENT. THE SPLENDID NEW
- three story brlck residence corner Of Four.
leehth aud Br Onc STREETS, with all the modern IL
ploNrInfi IL, hot AMI cold water, with furnace
Commanding line view of the city, Delaware river
ad ~ Rounding country. With or without stall In
'tahle ~ the rear Apply TO -
Jani1,lm GEO. CHURCHMAN
EOR RENT.-HOuSE NO. 8O2 MAR.
IL BEI STREET. Apply to Mrs. T b. RICE 1875
"est AN 81. opposite the monument. dec3-tf
ENOk RENT-DWELLING NO. 8l9 w
Il FourtU Street; bath, hot and cold water and
sas. inquire on the dec2s-6t PREMISES.
NOR KkNT-STORE NO. I Il. FIFTH
l. street, in Clayton House Building.
je5tf Il. T. ia LJK. 502 Market st
EOR RENT
l. IN NEW CASTLE, DEL
The large Wharf Properly and Lumber Yard. late
GllaA l.ainlson deceased with dwelling, stabling
iof eight head Of horses, large building for manu-
featuring carriages, over feet of good two-stOry
shedding suitable for lumber, coal yard or ship
building WIN the present improvements here. Thl.
~ valuable properly for any business will bt
rented reasonable or leased If desired. Apply tc
CHARLES N. Vo!lum or ELMER w. CLARK,
declo-3nd&w New Castle Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

ROOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
~ Shingle and Composition roofs made water
tent and durable by a coat of PLASTIC SLATE
and ht small cost.
Plastic Slate, Asbestos and Gravel Roofing.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Coed Hannas Hardware Store,
feb1-1ycf A2s Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

RoBERT MoCAULLEY,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLAsTKRRR,
RssDENCs, sss ORANGE STREET,
nFb-Iv WTLHTN8rOS,
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am ready 10 say that cleaner, purer, more
trustworthy periodical for children cannot be name
he best writers are engaged upon 1t. 1t is printed
beautifully and illustrated IN the highest style Oi
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noble purpose WIS cherished by any public people
II Is found mere The magazine does not claim to
be religious, but 1t is on the side OF all that is
niid good. from bt ginnii to end"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-30

Keep Thy House, and thy House loiH keep thee"
1'HE HouaEKEEPER.
A JOURNAL OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15

THE HARTFORD TIMES There has been great change in the political sentiments of the country within the present year New measures, conservative and founded upon the principles of the Constitution, and involving the prosperity of the coun- try, are 10 be discussed and matured. The questions of taxatiOns, currcLcy, tariff. aud good honest government are to be con sidered. The HARTFORD TIMES IS to press forward in furnishing news, and supplying paper worthy ot the day In which we live, and which will be valuable and ac- ceptable to every well-regnlated and intel lig+nt family.
 This Is the favorable time for new sub scribers to come in, and for the formation of clubs. The expenses of publishers of newspapers are increasing. They do not diminish. and cannot. But the terms we here offer. considering the rates of postage, are more favorable to subscribers than heretofore.
 The price of the DAILY TIMES, where re- ceived by mail, will be $s. GO per year-we to pay the postage. This will save to the subscriber 60 cents a yrar. or one-half the rate of postage heretofore paid. The ad- vantage In this Is all with the subscriber. DAILY TIAEs-One year, $s 60
 Three monthe, 2 l5
 The price of the WEEKLY TIMES is $2 20 per year-wc to pay the postage.
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15
STATE NE WS.

Albert H. Martin broke his arm by fall ing on an icy sidewalk in Waterbury on Saturday.
 A lodge of the order of Sovereigns of Industry is being organized in Hotchkiss- vile.
 Carl F. Hanover of Bridgeport broke his leg while skating last Saturday after noon.
 "Prof." W. H. Donaldson talks of mak- ing balloon ascension from New Haven In March or April next.
 The fear of call from the prosecuting agent has caused the only liquor seller in Voluntown to abscond. Daniel Lawrence of Brooklyn, farmer. 70 years old, has been sent to the state prison for year, for stealing steer.
 The trial of Anderson, who murdered Horatio Hall in WalIingford, began at New Haven, before Judge Sanford, Monday. The Housatonic Railroad Company are filling their ice houses in Bridgeport with ice from the South Kent Pond. This ice 8 nine inches thick and as clear as crystal
 During the past four years $4l ,OOO have been raised in Trinity Church, Southport, for missions, $2s,OOo of which went abroad.
 1 Mir. Perkins of Waterbury, the president of the fat mems association, was weighed the other day, and brought the scales down at ss6 l-2 pounds, gain of 17 l-2 pounds since August.
 A New Milford man claims to have the identical idol worshipped by the ancestors of King Kslakaua, which was presented i to him by returned missionary, forty years ago.
 The Bridgeport Cartridge Company com menced work last week on an order from the Turkish government for 45,OOO, ,OOO cartridges. This order insures active times at the factory for some time to come.
 The Rev. James Powell of South Nor walk is soon to make his home in Chicago. The reverend gentleman goes to accept the position of Western Secretary of the Home Missionary Society.
 The Norwalk Hour calls upon the bur. gesses to refund the money which they re- gently voted to themselves-$l5O each when the law stipulates that their salary shall not exceed $25.
 The burning of the barn of Ell Whiting in New Haven is supposed to have been the work of an lncendiary, and it is sup posed that there is an organized gang of fire bugs operating in that city.
 Hiram Munger of Chicopee Falls is try ing to arrange for an Advent camp meeting ground little West of New Haven, for the benefit of inland Adventlsts who wish to combine the delights of camp meeting with residence on the seashOre.
 W. M. Johnson of Norwich, prosecuting attorney under the new license law, who has been doing thriving business for sev- eral weeks, now finds that his complaints were all fatally defective and that the fines and costs collected of the parties will all .have to be returned,
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15

STEALING FIfTY DOLLAR 4oyERyMKsr BoND-THE THIEF ARRESTED. learn that William Morris, seventeen-year old chap, who recently went to work for 8 farmer named Wood, living on the North Plank road, about six miles from New burgh, stole on Sunday last 8 fifty dollar government bond and sold 1t for f fty cents to Newburgh merchant. The Telegraph says It seems that the Wood family left young Morris all alone in the house when they went to church. On their return they discovered that he had broken open and rummaged 8 trunk, and taken therefrom the fifty dollar bond. He came to this city, and in order to get money enough to take him across the river, sold the bond for fifty cen;s as stated. Mr. Wood, Constable Ere denburgh and 8 neigh5or, armed with a warrant of arrest, pursued the young chap on Monday, and in the evening found him at the Fishki!l Landing station of the Hud
 son River Railroad, awaiting the arrival of a train. When he saw the parties who were after him he crawled under the sta ton building, and in the dark his pursuers had hard time of getting him out. They finally succeeded and took him to New burgh. The stolen bond, which belongs to Mir. Woods son, was recovered.- Poughkeepsic T'ele0r1p6, 1
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15
Dl E D..

At Ashley Falls, Jan. 9th, Henry c. Thurston, aged e years
 At Morris. Jan. Sd, I,hamar Hubbard, aged 79 years.
 At Pine Meadow, Jan. 2d, Walter c. Kellogg, aged 40 years.
 At Granby, Dec. sOth, Dr. Jarius Case, aged 72 years.
 At Prquanuck, Jan. 3d, David, only child of Zelotis F. and Mary Granniss, aged 10 IT. onths.
 At New Hartford, Dec 29th, Henry P. Seymour, son of Henry Seymour, aged 52 years.
 At Riga Station, Jan. 18th, of scarlet fever. Martha, only daughter of Danie. and Mary Brazee. aged l7 years.
 At Litchfrd, Dec. 23d. at the residence of her son, Dea.- Frederick McNeil, Mrs. Lavinia, relict of Samuel McNeil. aped 92 years and months.
 At Litchfled. Dec. 27;h, at the residence of her son. Sheriff George H. Baldwin, Mrs. Mary Baldwin, relict of Daniel Bald win, aged S5 years. At the residence of Mir. w. c. Welch, West Winsted. Jan. 2d. Hattie E W+issen berg, daughter of John Weisseuberg, ot South Norfolk, aged Is years and lt months,
 At Litchfcld. Ohio, Nov 2sth. 1874. ot congestion of the lungs, Maria Elizab+th vie of c. w. Brinsmade. 1The deceased was born in Sharon, Conn, June Is. 1913 was married to c. w. Brinsmadp. ot Salis bury, Conn, March 2s. 1888, and settled with her family In Litchteld, Ohio, ir 1851.
 A, Alexandria, Va, Dec. 9th, 1874 Charles Whittlesey. Esq., aged 55 years.