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National Republican., 1878-11-19
ar. Ur,I.r'. Political salvation.

To the Editor Of the NdtiOrIi ReyuJiicH:
SIR: When | arrived in this city on the
night oil the 18th instant, gentleman gave
me copy Of your excellent paper, dated the
18Th instant, which contained an article, tie
charges" Of which are said TO have originated
IN the ranks of the demoralzed Democracy
of the sixth district. 1t charges me with hav-
ing locked up my church" and making sGv.
eral speeches in Garrct County In favor Of Mr..
UrncT. II charges preachers IN general and
Rev J. G., Leads and myself in particular with
briug the cause Of Mr.. trners election. |
Just want to state TO my friends Of the sixth
district and the public generally that Ar.
Urncr's political salvation did not depend
upon ministerial influence. The elements Of
success weyc IN the naH. Milton q. JrucrI u
man of moral aud intellectual refinement, and
firmly devoted to the principles Of right.
Apart fInm party considerations, the Demo-
Gratis OF the sixth district do not question tic ft-
ness Of the man. lie is qualified to care for the
interests of the sixth district, aud the people
know H. Those who Fave voted or spoke for
| him will probably never have cause to regret
il. Western Maryland will be ably and non
orally represented by Mr. urucr. lie was not
/ placed In the field through the instrumcmtality
! Vi the ring His nomination was as pure As
| hi, election was triumphant. lu addition to
/ the persona. qualifications Of the man, II may
! bt stdl'h lhhl lh' alAlh blsllitt - h'pIDIlNhA'
In the db7,UCe U fraud Il will be OH tally re-
corded 50 every time. Bui have preachers TO
| right to vote HLd -peuk on politics, Or does
| their right TO do so depend upon Wade llamp.
tons condition" that they join the good old
Democratic party" heard Of preacher Who
stated from the pulpit that he did not ucII!c
with politics or Tv.iPiOn' am Interested IN
both II | have aided Mr. UIu'r IN any way
| am glad it, Very truly yours,
1. |. D. BRANE.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Tho Proposed Labor Congress-Going for
nRnisn-Tne Labor Exchange.

Tho regular weekly meeting of the Work
ingmen's Assembly was held last evening" Mr..
L. B. Robinson in the chair and Mr.. John
Christian secretary.
The credentials of Mcssrs. b. G. Mcdonald
A. Koss, aud T. McGowan, as delegates from
the Tailors' Union, were favorably reported by
tho executive committee.
The chair submitted q circular relative to
q national labor congress which 1t Is propCs sed
TO hold in this city next March. After con-
siderable discu ssion regarding the date the cir.
cular was adopted and the Sd of March next
decided upon as the time for holding the con-
vention, If it meets with the approval Of the
various unions throughout the country.
Mr.. Hamilton stated that the Typographical
Union had decided to hold n mass-meeting
shortly and he had been instructed to ask the
Assembly to cooperate with the printers.
Mr.. Armstrong made statement relative to
the recent controversy between the Post and
the Union of which he was member. He
claimed that MIR. lIutchins had not acted in
good faith, aud therefore moved that the fight
be renewed against the Post, Sunday Hcraid,
and all the othcr"rat' establishments In Wash
ingtUn.
Mr. Bell said the fight against the Post had
never ceased. short timo ago a committee
was appointed by the Assembly to prepare II
list of all merchants advertising in the Post
and Sunday Hsrc'l.
1t was proposed to have this list printed and
posted up in al the workshops in this city, in
order that labOriug mrn might not patrbuIko
them. 30 far nothing hnl Ecrn done, aud he
asked that the committee should he instructed
to carry out this programme before anything
else was attempted.
After considerable discussion Mr.. Armstrong
Withdrew h,, motion, and tnat oil Mr., Bel WAS
substituted and adopted.
Mr. Armstrong sad It was time the Assem-
bly, were taking cpGuiatuCc Of the Labor EN'
change. Last year they secured an upirppr. +
iiou from Comgrr,s, o-,cm'.hiy for the benefit
of tic L,ruring cla.-r.. Forty per cent Of the
money vas applied t. the OBJECT for which II
was Appropriated and the 0Dh"r 10 per cent
VA. used tor clerk hire. 1t WAS the duty Oi
the \ ,lrmby 10 arg" congress not to dppopri'
ate any more money Tor tni, Institution. H'
it did not iuhll is promises.
Alter considerable debate the subject Wa
laid over until u,At mc,ti Z Gg.t, dnI lhS
Assembly went in'p rXerUtIv. s"-sIon.
SOLID god W lthmI watch for s3l, I'll Il
National Republican., 1878-11-19
The Reform school Report.

The annual report OF the president OF the
board of trustees Of the Reform School has
been prepared and submitted to the Attorney.
General. During the year embraced In this
report the school has progressed favonbly. At
the beginning of tho fiscal year there were ljs
boys in the school committed durug the year,
81, making total of 225 Thirty.nino were
discharged, three iudentured one pardoncd by
the President of the United States, one held
by order Of the court pending hdbeds corpus
| proceedings, two died. and six absentcd them.
| selves without leave. There remained at the
| close Of the year l73 boys.
Considerable progress has been made uron
| the farm ard garden. There being no lnCil.
| ties for teaching trades. the only work to which
| the boys can be assigned outside the farm and
| garden Is that Of Gaming chairs. under a con.
| tract made for this work. During the year
2I,ljO chairs have been cauCd, for which
| 81 ,3jj.1S were received. Some of the boys are
occupied in making clothing and shoes needed
| IN the s"hnul.
| The aggregate receipts Of the year were
| S3I,05O.u6. During the year the scarlet fever
appeared in the school Sresultug fatally Ia
| two cases. \ great deal of work has been
| done upon the premises whereby the grounds
! have been improved aud bCsutiIir,l. A well.
| selected library G1r the hpyS has been cstnh.
| lishch An increase Of S2,psl in the appr0.
| pratiuu for ihc salaries Of olhc .rs, employee,
| and current expenses is asked for, as adli.
| tiumal teachers are nCvGcd; also an apprn.
| rrltiru of $1,000 for the erection Of family
| bujIliuH' the Ovcr.cruwd,tl state OF the srhonl
| making such an addition absolutely necessary.
| An appropriation j. requested for the erection
of a new barn. \ considerable portion Of the
report is taken up in recruiting what was
| seen by President Falls during tour Of in.
spectiOn among other rUluImatUIy institutions.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

and parties desiring homes Is called to the pro.
posed sale al public auction, by the Commits
sioucrs Of the Frccdm"n's Saving aud Trust
Company, Of the !oal CatNtc now held by them
In trust for the creditors Of said company
This promises ~ he one OF the most extensive
sales OF rra! estate c.rr held in this city, aud
as ths commissioners are very anxious to dis.
pose Of the property, great bargains may be
expected. see advertisement In another col
nmn,
National Republican., 1878-11-19
rhree.rineered Jack Sent to Jail.

The case of John Frederick, alias Three.
Fingered Jack" charged with an outrageous
assault on Eliza Ratcliffe, was called in the
Police Court yesterday afternoon. The court,
after hearing the testimony Of several wit
nesses for the defense, decided to send the
matter up to the grand jury, fixing bonds at
$1,000. The defendant being unable to fiud a
bondsman was consigned to Castle Crocker."
The complainant having replace to go, pend.
ing the continuance, was also sent to Jail, In
default Of 500 bonds to appear when wanted.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Mailing an Enor; to Raise Funds.

The members Of the Labor Exchange held a
meeting last night at the Exchange rooms, 9Oi
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Mr.. ". &. Emery oc.
cupicd the chair, aud Mr.. l.. 5. Emery acted as
secretary.
Mrs. Hitz reported that 500 additional had
been collected from the board of managers.
A long and earnest discussion was entered
into by Mcssrs. JOHN r. Mitchell, VI. Gold.tein,
J. +. Fitch. VI. G. Emery, J. p. Kringlc, John
f. Cook. f. G. Howe, Mrs. General IIitz, and
Judge Macarthur regarding the means by
which the Exchange could be maintained
another year. Various plans for raising reve.
nue. were submitted, including the giving of
an entertainment, but the hnal and unanimous
conclusion arrived at was that the only thing
to keep the institution on q solid aud sure
footing was to increase the membership 10 the
number of 600.
Judge Macarthur offered tho following rcso-
luton, which was adopted
Whereas It Is sug,r.,cd that in order to the sue
CoSs uf the Labor ENChauC" and its continued cN.
iscuCc II will he necessary largely 10 increase the
Et.oir,,L That ali connec,cl with tho institution
| hC urgently requested 10 procure yearly members
NJ the rir ui - per Gunum OF twenty-five cents each
month umtil the number oi suCh member, shnll be
Gn, and u that end each member Is to report nt a
meeting to he held ON Tuesday night the 10Th in
| slaut, the result OF hi cliJfts
Mr.. john T. Mitchell suggested that blank
books, with tho above preamble and resolution
| inserted, be given to each member, in order 10
facilitate operations. The plan of carrying
out the Objects set forth IN the resolution was
referred to Mrs. lIitz, l.. $. Emery, and Mr..
| John r. Mitchell for action. The meeting was
| then adiuurncd until Tuesday, the Goth in
| stant, when tho election Vi officers will take
| place,
National Republican., 1878-11-19

r. NE Edity,ofhr Noiiomd RcDu5iicm:
SIR; II is evident that Doosticks friend,
DlmphopI, Is now writing in the IOT.erIoI
over the signature Of Democrat" The idiot
wants the Drm,gmt', nov they arc in power
t. clean out Mr, Delrers, the Government
P,iutcr, aud huyu every Radical put out of the
place. The iguorauu, dUu't seem to know
that the President appoints the Public Printer
'ruut OGcor should teach him that no Demo-
c,ut can hold position uuder Republican Ad'
linistratiVn.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Tho First Committee Meeting.

The select committee of the Senate, of which
Senator Morrill, is chairman, appointed at tho
last session to make preliminary arrangements
for the taking of the next census met at the
Senate end Of the Capitol yesterday, but owing
to the absence of quorum no business was
transacted. This Is the first committee meet.
ing of the second session. The committee on
appropriations of the House will meet at its
r IONS tO.mDrruw
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Hurt by Failing into IA Cellar,

About six o'clock yesterday evening as a
gentleman named Joseph B-hof was passing
NJ S,v,uth street, between + and q northwest,
he fell into the cellar in front Of J. {. Parkcrs
bookstore. and was severely Injured about the
body and had his lip cut in shocking man
nrr. Oli,rr Harlow had the injured man con-
vCycd to DR.. J. B. Johnsou's Office, where he
received surgical ud, after which ho was taken
10 his residence, No. 500 sixth street southwest.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Robert Burns.

Those who are fortunate enough to se@ure
scat, 10 the above lecture this evening, at The
Cuugrt gatioual Church, viii he Aup!y repaid
The well known pulpit power OF the Icc,Grrr,
tusr,Lrr with the music, which will hr ron.
iercd By Professor B,cLuH Uu tue ucrl.uu,
will U, we'll worth the popu!ar prlcc oI Il Inns.
-luIL. ,-n aM Nmrl ). mrML.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
An Us EN- BNTS
Tbeatra Co,ulaua.

The announcement that new drama would
be presented at the Comique last evening suf.
feed to pack the theatre with an approciative
audience. Grizzly Adams" as tho play Is
termed, is one of the best border dramas ever
witnessed In this city, and the star, Mr.. r. T
Goodrich was ably supported by the regular
company, headed by John Robinson, Harry p.
Williams, and Miss Fannie May. Among the
speciality artists who appeared prior to the
drama were the Hassons, Billy aud Nellie, In
an Irish sketch; Cummings and Hines in songs
and dances George s. Garland and Cherrie
Chapman in the laughabls Dutch farce,
Sausage Merchants" A matinee will be
given this afternoon at halfpast two o'clock,
which should be literally patronized.
National Theatre-"A Trip to the Moon"
A large audience witnessed the first per-
formanco Of the Trip to the Moon at the
National last evening. Barring a few acci.
dents usual on the FIRST night" of spectacu.
lar performance, the piece won't OF very
smoothly. The scenic effects came up to all
that was promised. The ballet Is very fine.
The leading characters which wero assumed
by Mcssrs. Denbam, Waverly, and flanagan,
Blanche Chapman. Miss Adelaide Dctchon, and
Mrs. Germon. were al! we'll sustained. Some
very good hits" were worked into tho dia-
logut.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
FErlrs aud Iurc \. y. Cider at Lanckton'
Hrnl i.,,,,o Transfers.

JOAN W. Ross, trustee, to Albert Brown, for
Sgl7uO, lots l6, Il, aud Is, square SO; }, NJ.
Carlisle to Cudtron Carlisle, for s., one.eighth
part Of the real estate of the late James Man
dovi!lc Carlisle; !. l. Norris to CIV. Hugucly,
for 5000, part Of lot IL, square jli George D.
White t. +. {. johnson, Tor II 300, last half Of
lot L bNmAre 30.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
The oyster aud Fish Trade.

Sanitary Officer Sutton reports the total
number Of bushels Of oysters arrived along the
river front daring the week ending saturday
last to have been II, ,2I5. OF this number 20
bushels were condemned. During the same
period 1000 punches Of lsh arrived and nOue
were condemned.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
E.lnhli.hIng InImlIir..

The Jerk Of the "ourt ht, in-led mirr,ugS
Ii-eusv, 10 the io,ow'ug applicants:
". J. krl.cr, OF san FraLui,co ca! and
CarU,iu" VI. Shoemaker, ui thI- city.
william =. MaEGd,I uud Fanny Casey, both
Of Prince Georges county. Nh.
vladimir ice M',siuer Of Russia. aH4 Sophia
A., Radfurd, Of the city.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
The Trad..Doil.r IN Premium

Many persons are refusing to take the trade.
dollar for more than ninety cents Such IL not
the case, however, with KHtIcns'cin, the ilsh.
ionablo tailor, 80 seventh street. As he ns-
reversed the order Of thing, by allowing 81 U5
for every tladr.dollar received by MIN IN pay
meut for gIu.NluP, provided tho purchase
amounts u 80 UI over
National Republican., 1878-11-19
CITY MATTERS.
Some Local Items Handed In by Our
Reporters.

ce-Fingered Jack Sent to Jafi-Annual
Report of the Reform schooi--MeetinE
of the workingmcn's Assembly
Proposed National Labor Con-
gress-The Labor Ex-
change Trying to
Raise Funds, SC.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

MEMBERS and others booking for furnished
apartments, with or without board wIu save
time aud trouble by calling at the Ical estate
office Of j. :. Swormstedt, 02e + street. llis
list embraces everything from oue room 70 Q
completely furnished house.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

For upward of thirty years Mrs. winslows
soothing syrup has been used for children. II
corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyscntery
and didrrahDs, whether arising from tecthing
or other causes An old and well.triod remedy.
25 centsa hottie.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

Parties who have furnished houses at rca,
sonable rates may fnd tenants BY calling at
the real estate Office OF b, H. Warner, gl6 F
street northwest, as mombers Of Congress and
Others who are going to spend the winter in the
city aud daily applying 10 him. Charges very
moderate,
National Republican., 1878-11-19

No WHOLESALE butter house In this city or Bslti.
more has better facilities for daily receipts Of choice
dairy products than SPiCER's corner Ninth and
streets northwest Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices Fair dealing
National Republican., 1878-11-19

Al B1lrIMoEE AND ONO DEfor, SEw JERSEY AVE
StE AND STREET.
h0fn'nr EYpiu1,
$500 81. Louis a CIn. eH slSO. Rnliimore accom-
bt. Phila 4 \. Y. eS. 40 RAitImurC accom-
gsp, Chico & PitsgcN. 5fn Y. Phil 4 BO.cS.
ep. Baltimore and way sol admont, strashurg
ssuous. W nchcstrr, Fred Ok,
-, lfed. nc. tMet brch.) htgprstovn Point OF
", Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS Rocks Nay stations
express sag, baltimore accom-.
e<b, Msrtinsburg and Hn. $40 Baltimore express
E.rstOwu uc. Metro t5.i5 Baltimore & way sta
- FOL tan branchl tons.
s1e6 RAltIm ore accom-, .sGi Chicago & ST. louis
n:9p, Baltimore express 'giO NY. PHI. & Boston
express
sAfrlve daily. Others Sundays excepted.
- For the lime OF departure OF trains see advsr.
shsenients elEewhpre
National Republican., 1878-11-19

YouSG PEOPLE do rny attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruiu ihCm. 10 wise In time
Clean them daily vita "iTRsToNs IVORY PEARL
TO0Tu Powder. the mos =.urlcct dentrinCe known
1t Will keep them throu life in good condition,
hte and souni. VIII U ten the gun,,, SweotCn
he breath, and prevent lOuthhChe. Sold by all
druggists Is and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

ARE you bilious. troubled with heaoRche, dizzy
peptic, nervous, dull and languid2 Ayerre to oil
oxsrtion. Is your life miserab!ei You require u
blood. Take QuIRKs lRlSn fEA. the great mouse
hold remedy 1t will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists IS cents per package. which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent, interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. j. H. sQuIHR & Co.
bankers iIl6 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-11-19
To Owners Of Furnished House.

CHoICE New York Hultcr, 3Oc. Lauckton',
Goa Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

WELLS MACHISE-SPRFAD sTRESGTBENIsO PLAsT.
ERs are still the best known, Their curative pow.
en- iGr suTpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

HARD timo, demand economy practice II
renUvatlng your sUilcd gloves with JoUNRS's Inc
prgOCs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents PC
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

1lIUs LASsBURGH Ihe Popular LOw.PTlced Car.
psl NrnisheT, 437 Seventh. between d and H.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
CITY IIEUs,

doLD filled and plated jewelry = specially,
at X. Harris & Co.'S, i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
The Attention of Capitalists

A GOOD pair Of opera glasses from IS ~, al
r. Harris * CO.'S, 40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

NeW NUNeFTI7tInCHts.
Noticc-Baptst convention.
For rcnt-Cottagc, 1870 sixth street northwest.
Large parlors, with board, at 3ll Indiana avenue.
Hotice-Meeting OF Lafayette r. A. C., No 0, +. A.
An.
For rcn.-Furnishcd rooms-J. s. swormstedt.
ss street northwest.
Sale OF forfeited pledges al tho store OF H. K. Fu.
ton. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
A. Saks " Co., clOtheTs slJ seventh street north.
west and g2l Pennsylvania avenue.
Extensive sale Uf real estate by the Commission.
err Of the FrGedman's Savings and Trust Company.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

Is your hair harsh, dry and stif9 Does Il refuse
to curl? Dress II with iHoNPsoS's oaADE OPriME
viii improve 1t. Sold BY druggists, &c. Price Is
and 50 cents IcT bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-19

HARVEY 6 HOLDEN'S
Table dHoc Is the Jesl In the city. Breakfast and
dinner, so cents each.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
New Advertisements.
Extensive Sale of Real Estate
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,

Commissioners of the Frcednan's Savings
and Trust Company.
The Commissioners Of the Freedmons Savings and
Trust Company VIII Ufer at public auction, at their
Oillcp IN the FTrrmrn's Bank building No lJ7 Penn.
syyauia avenue opposite the United States Treasury.
on WEDNESDAY, december IS ISIS ut II O'Clock o..
M, large amount OF rCal estate, both improved aud
uHmprOvrd
Ca,Ro2u,s ofthe properties to he sold. showing 10.
cation character, &c dC. be had by apply lug at
the office of the COMMISSIONERS. nClLM WSStds
National Republican., 1878-11-19
AlnnsenlcnIs.
New Advertisements.

THEATRE CoNIQUE.-Narlcty performance.
NATIoSAL THEATRE.-"A Trip to the Moon
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Too Eager for the Spoiis.

SOLID god WlthalI watch for s3l, Rt Il
Hur., X cos, l3j seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
National 8epublitan.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC pEror, SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
National Republican., 1878-11-19

yNELIN DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
II VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
iEstarl,shrd lslLD
IS YEAR OF INCREASING SUCCESS
fELIN DE~FUSSE
the well known AVID omly real French baker In WASH
in.tOu, has removed To No. Sl2 II street between
TNrnt eh and Twen.y.lIr,t sIretN near Pennsyl.
vania avenue. whcr'. M houS expressly built Tor
the purpIs he has greater facilities than before Tor
the manu- ncture OF the best French and American
Breed. FIeIcA Brtal sp ciIlIy. Liberal terms Of.
errd TO hotels aud dealers.
y. B-FrenCh Bred l. recommended f0r persons OF
delicate health, eSp,c ally tor those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware OF im tatiOns. deCl.ti
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-19
SHEPAUG RAILROAD.
MFR ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING June Sd, 1878 trains will run as V follows:
 Through car to or from South Norvalk on all regu- lar messenger trains.
 DOWNWARD. 715A. M.-Passenger train from Ltchfield connects at Hawieyviile 10.57 B.. m for Pittsfeld and Albany; Il. 80 t. m. for Bridgeport and New Haven. Connects at Bethel with trains arriving in Danbury at 10 4O m : South Norwalk ut 1O.31 a. m.; New York at 12.05 p. m, and New Haven at l2O4 D. m
 245P M.-PassAnser train from Litchheld connects at Hawleyvilie with trains arriving in Bridgeport at 5.45 D. m.; New Rayeu T 30 p. m.; and Pttsield at 9.O5 D. m, Con- nects at bethel with trains arriving in Danbury at 5.36 D. m.; South Norwalk at 600 p. m., and New York at 7.45 D. m. Sunday Milk-.30 D. train from Litchield. con. meets at Hawleyyille, for Bridgeport and New Haven, at Bethel for South Norwail and New York, arrives in Danbpry at 2 5S p. m.
 10 35 A.M.-Passenger train from Bethel, connects from New York at 805 8. m.; South Nor walk ct .S0 a. m.; Danbnry at $40 a. rn.. via Danbury x Norwalk Railroad. Con- meets at Hawleyville, from New Haven at 933 8. m.; Bridgeport at 10.1O d, m. via Housatonlc railroad. arrive in Litchfield at 12.50 D. m. 5.S2 F. M.-Passenger train from Bethel, connects from New York at 800 p. m. ; South Nor walk at 4 80 D. m.; Danbury at 4.5O D, ul, via, Danbury x Norwalk Railroad. Con- meets at Hawleyville from New Haven at 3.45 P. m.; Bridgeport at 455 p. ID Pitts field at l.25 p. m. via. Housatonic railroad arrive in Litchfeld at 7.4o D. m. Saturday special-7.s0 p. m. Passenger train from Bethel, connects from New York at 40 p. m.; South Norwalk at 6.24 p. m.; Dan bury at 6.10 p. m. via, Danbury and Nor walk railroad. Connects at Hawieyyilie, from New Haven at 5.2S p. m.; Bridge port at 500 D. m.; Pttsfeld at 200 p. m., via, Housatonic railroad. arrive in Litch- field at $50 p. Ill.
 FREIGHT TRAINS
 (Without passenger accommodations.) Connect with Freight Trains from New York. New Haven, South Norwak and Bridgeport, and arrive in Litchfield at 1.45 p. m.
 LEAVE LITcHFIELD at 23O p, m., and connect for the above named points.
 c. H. PLATT, Superintendent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-19
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