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ply then providing for the revocation or their priv
AIso . bill compelling the New York elevated
roads, under penalty VI forieiting their existence to
have their platforms above the street hoored and
covered so ~ 70 prevent leakage OF water; also TO
construct CUTTERS which will conduct the water the
several street corners and thence the sewers.
Also TO lay their platforms at least one loot dscp
with sand or earth. a. TO deadsrr~ths sound Of
passing trains assist preventing water
Also PHI which holds every stockhoder In banks
responsible for defaults in their payments OF debts
contracted since 1850 or to be contracted after 1879
Their responsibility 10 made additional 10 the
they may have invested In stock equally rateably
to tho amount OF thcr respective shares OF
stock ~ par.
Mr.. Pierce, OF Kings, this morning introduced bill
to amend the Brooklyn charter Of 1873 far It
relates 70 tho payment vi taxes. The amen dmant
provides that all taxes paid within sixty days sftsr
the signng Of the warrant for collection shall be
days and up 10 ninety days no allowance viii DO
made; alter ninety days aefhut OF per ceut per
month"; MONTH nos nowsvsr: @ to 70 continue beyond seven
cent per annurn.
TUE NEW CODE
resolution was introduced Ia the Senate to-day
asking that 1000 copies of the Fcla Code printed.
After some discussion, during which Mr. Mccarthy
he thought every In the Senate mad the old
Code "wrtten down IN his brans,' the resolution
was lost
THE WEST SIDE DRIVE
Mr.. Robertson, the President tenn. OF the Sen.
ate, presented communication from the Law De.
partment Of New York city asking Tor an act author.
izinR tne common COUNCIL 10 Cnango the name OF thut
portion " the Boulevard extending from Fity ninth
street 10 155ih street TO the West Side Drive.
tne since the Common Council mado such q change,
but the Mayor vetoed che ordinance on the ground
that that body had power to make such change
Tho petition rec these preIiminsres and Is sigued
by the Corporation Counsel W. u Whitney.
9EANfNATtSG' THE DEPcxCr
The bill introduced by H. v. Pierce providing for
the reorganization OF bankrupt raroads was PASSED
this morning. Tho bill provides that II shall be law
ful for the Supreme Court direct sale whole
OF the property rights und franchise covered by
mortgage or mortgages or deeds ol trust foreclosed
any one time and place TO be named IN the Judg
ment or order, other IN the OF the non-pxy.
ment OF interest only or oi both principal and
interest due and unpaid and secured any mortgage
mortgages deeds aforesaid. The formation of q
new company under this judgment or order shall in
no way interfere with the authority or possession or a
receiver, aIu SUIT shall bo against
unless 1t be founded wiliul misconduct fraud In
rms
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THE ST. LOUIS DOG SHOW.

Sr. LOUIS Mo- Feb. 20, 1873
Tho award Of tho premiums at tne ST. Louis bench
show Is progressing steadily to-day. Among The prin.
cpal decisions are he follow owins:-
BULL TERRiERs-Dogs not over twenty pounds and
bitches under sixteen pounds. First premium TO J.
ID. Alcott, OF Milwaukee,.
RouaH sHsPHxaDs OR CoLLIEs--First premium to
JamcsCox. OF Slratnroy. ont second, to George B.
Dou8an, OF Richmond, IND
MAsrIpFs.-First premium to Jcsss 4herwood Of
SCOTCH DEER HouxDs -Firss premium to Lulu,
from Queen Victorm's Kennel snewn by Whitman, OF
Chicago.
BKAGLEs s--First premium to Jesse Sherwood. OF
Edins Mo second to Charles Roweii. OF CarnsviIie.
CocKxK SPANIEL Bircnxs--Fnst premium to Miss
Cara whitman, ot Chicago.
COOKER SPANIEL DoGs.-First premium TO Miss Mary
Whitman, oi Chicago
RETRIEVING SPANfELS-Flrst and second premiums
!" y u. whuman Of Ch,c'go
IRISH WATER SPAxIELs.-First premium 70 J. II.
Whitman, OF Chicago; second 70 the Big Point Kennel
CHESAPEAKE BAY RED wIxcHRsrER BREnD.-First
premium 10 Paul J. Morris, of Henderson. Ky.
CHRsAPgAKE BAY OTTER BREED. -FirsI premium 10
J. L. Beck, OF Charleslo~n, Nd second 10 the Balti
more Kennel Club.
NATIVE lRisn SETTER PupriEs-Under six months
First premium to ). A. Kay, OF Chicago; over
months, hrst premium 10 tho Aldne Kennel Club, of
Chicago
premium TO h. q. Waller OF Chicago; second 10 W. Il.
Linn, VI Decaiur ILL.,
IRISH NArivs OR CRossBnEED IRISH sxrrsR
BrrcHns.-Flrst premium TO W. Ii. Linn; second TO I.
Widgop, OF Decatur, ILL.,
The following award OF premiums was made at tho
bench show this evening"
Imported and naive English setter dog-First
premium 10 +. Ii. Bryson,s Gladstone, Of Memphls,
Tom.
Imported and native Irish setter dog-Fmst 10
Eicho. exhibited by William jarvis, OF Clarenont.
N H.
Black and tan Gordon setler-Ftrst to Dan, SHOWN
by }. q. Farrar. of Toledo, Quo
Imported Eugiish setter bitch-Firss TO l. ii. Whit
man, OF Chicago.
Imported English setter puppies over six and under
twelve months-nrst to ). \. Pier, oil Brooklyn
Tho first premium for taxidermist work WAS given
to X a. futttc, OF Chicago.
The premium Tor the largest dog entered was taken
by Jim, crossed New Hand exhibited by George
=. Fay, oi Carroliton, III. weight l67 u pounds
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THE OAR.

The second deposit was posted on the sth inst. In
connection with tho SKIN which Is to be rowed
tho Tyne later this month, between Nicholson. OF
Stockton, and Elliott oil Pc9swood, to decide which
~ the best man 10 challenge Hixsins. The champion
scucr.
The University crows a. now mado up arc US fol-
lows-
= . L. h. Bayey, CHRIST Church. l6S lbs g. II. Is.
southwcll, psmb.oke, IA lbs. l. W. ii. GrenieI,
q. =. Burgess, KepIs, Isy lbs; q II. Pelham,
MagdaIen, III Ibs w. A. Ellison, University (stroke
l5I lpa
CAaBRDGR--J. A. Watson Taylor, Magdaien (bowJ +;
2 Y. 4. Holmes, Glare; 3 IA. L. PhkepIon. Queens;
4 H. J. Spurrsii, Trlni,y Hail, aud u. wo.tleioro,
Cams; D. +. W. Barker, FIrst rrinuy; q. C. Gurdon,
Jesus; q r. Williams, Care; A. H. 5. BIRD, Firsi
Trinity tstrokel: u. L. DAVIS. Clare lcoxswainl.
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
EXTRAORDINARY STAG HUNT.

Considerable excitement, says tho Sporspldn OF tho
sth inst, was occasioned on Wednesday last among
tho professional fishermen at Twickenham by the ap
pearance OF fine deer making straight Tor tho
Thames and calamity taking the water from the
Surrey side, opposite the Countess Wsdegrave's, at
Strawberry Hill Punts and In tact boats of every de-
scrption put out IRON Tho shore and exciting chase
commenced, the prospect 0i rich reward for TINS
big take making the pros" exert themselves
~ an extent which would have astonishod their sum-
mer patrons. Alter being chased ior over hall an
hour the deer hung sgnas distress and made for
the river wall OF Fouctt Lodge, the residences of Mr.
Punchard OF coursipg lame where "A Gordon vi boats
beng formed, the animal was ut length landed and
safcy handcd over 10 the hunsman, who hDcraily re-
wardod the captors, and found comfortable quarters
Tor the prisoner at Mr.. HatcL's farm aL Ham. Tho
for hs pack Of harrcrs had for thrce hours and
threo Quartera
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A FIREMAN's ADVENTURE.

James Brady, aged thirty, a fireman on tho steam-
ship Etna on Tuesday night was accosted In West
street by James Mccann, alias 'Cooly Keys" aad
John Farrell. alias "Yans" Farrell, aud BY them
taken TO an oyster saloon, No. 159 Perry street,
Brady was drunk at tue time Tho saloon contained
n dafK back room. lnto this Brady thrust
knocked down aud robbed Of eighteen Euglish shsL
hasa WLlo tho men wore Standing ever him ha
heard McCann, who 10 one-armcd. cxciaim, sCuo
his throat, damn him. Dead toll no tales. ~
Unlcers UNe and Eiiis arrested tho assnilants. aod
yesterday, IN the jefferson Market Court they were
each Dcld IN $1,000 pail. rhey nave u " said both
served torms IN tho STATE Prison.
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB DINNER.

Tho member Of the New York Yacht Club have
ranged hold their annual dinner at Delmonico's
tho evening Of Tuesday, February 26. They had ar-
ranged 10 have the dinner Thursday. February 2s
but, US the largo dining room engaged for that
evening. tho date had to be changed Members
obtain tickets application to the House Committee
or tho Steward ut tho cu0 rooms, on Madison
aud Twenty seventh street.
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IUCILISM.

Tho championship match between Tom Allen and
Charley Davis for fioo side Is progressing sntsfao
toriIy, tho attn deposit Of G10 sdo made
Sth INST. ut The Sportsman onice.
the third dsposit o fI0 side for the match be-
tween George Rookie aud ID. Harrington 10 Jox at
l5l lbs for go side, uLdcr the Marquis of Queens
bury ruies, WIS posted st the Sporsman oics sio
stu inst
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

An athletic entertainment Will be given at Woods
Gymnasium, East Tweuty-eignth street, this evening.
The contests will include jumping. vaultine wrestling,
polo leaping, putting the shot, running and walking.
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REMARKABLE PEDESTRIAN FEAT.

Bosroy. Mass, Feb 90 1873.
Al Havcrhil, Mass, ibis morning, Charles A.
Hartman, OF that place, compsted his walk Of 100
miles IN Ish 4sm 4O, This is said to be the short
est time on record The time ~ authenticated by
responsible judges.
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HICYCLlNO.

Stanton, tho blcyclis Will start on bs 1000 mile
journey on tho 25,h inst He Is matched for EioO
sido 10 ride 900 miles In SIX days-riding time
s,ricsed TO eightesn hours per dayst Agricultural
Hall, Ellington
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YACHTING NOTE.

Tho Yacht Red Rover, owned by captaiD c. II.
Springer sank At her dock, at New Bedford, OH Mon
day nght owing the accumulation OF ice and snow
upon her.
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THE sYMEs DIVORCE SUIT.

Judge Donohus confirmed the report Of Referee
Sidney II. Stuart aud granted divorce with custody
oi nor child, TO Harriet t. Symss hcr husband,
Charles H. Symcs gu The ground OF his adultery. Ben.
janin y. Russell appeared for the vile and Joha U.
Boyd In behalf OF the husband
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= Bs ~ WI E n a

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVBE. SOUTH.
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
1ggGk The steamships of the North Ger
man LLOYD will resume their Regular TrtDs
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
F E October 2 About Noyen. 2
Nurnberg 800. Novem. About Deem. q
Braunschweg.. .Novem. 20 About Decem. %
frankfurt. -Decem. 4 About JanuarY
These steamers touch outward az HeVre aa0
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana ao0
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton, or Hayre 70 Has
yana 10. or Neg Orleans-Oabin $50 fRolO; steeEs
Fl From 'n NeT Orleans TO SOUTHAMPTON. Hayre o.
Bremen--Cabin $50 (gold); steerage, ~ (golds
(goldl; Storage, SIS (goldl.
Children under ten years. half price; chIIa
dren under one year. frse
N. B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter VI. Era
hard, in Galveston, Is authorized to issue steers
ago passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, 80, gold
From Bremen to Indianola, s45 50, gold.
The company reserves the right to changeEda
route Of the steamers. their advertised days,l
departure ana the prices OF passage.
Passage TICKETS from Bremen, { outhamptc2
or Hayre to New Orleans issued bg .he undsS'
signed.
ED. +. sToGKME7R1Hp { Co., Agents.
suSl III IA Un.onsE eesa
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nish to our customers at the low rate Of
so cents per pack, Printed.
VISITING CARDS-T'he finest super 9, Bris.
toll white and all the fashionable tints,
GOLD EDGE VISITING CARDS.
SILVER EDGE VISITING CARDS.
RED EDGE VISITING CARDS.
BLUE EDGE VISITING CARDS.
BEVEL- EDGE VISITING CARDS.
With square Or round corners.
GOLD DUST VISITING CARDS.
SNOWFLAKE VISITING CARDS.
Eight different tints,
DAMASK VISITING CARDS.
REP VIsITINa CARDS.
ARABEsQUE VISITING CARDS.
MORNING GLORY VISITING CARDS.
PHANTOM VISITING CARDS.
ORIENTAL VISITING CARDS.
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Receipts mt the SDgd BagIrr

BiIoxi-Per schr La Bretonne-22 900 feet lumber
Il Buddg
Ocean Springs-Psr schr Hortense-1200 bills char
coal to master
Ocean springs-Per sohr Bee-16oo bbls charcoal
to master
Blind Riyer-Per schr Lady Gay-l6,oo0 slaves to
order
LaChinche--Per sloop Willie Dear-36 sacks seod
cotton to order
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REAT JACKSON ROUTE,

ELREAT JACK5UN RUUTE,
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
street depot on and after September 8, 1878. as
follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Train No. 8. 1900 a. m. Train No 4, 7:35 2. N.
THESE TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to
Louisville, Cincinnati and Columbus o., and
only one change to Chicago. New York and
Eastern cities.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa-
ton given at No. % Camp street, corner Of Com
mon. -
a. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
r. CHANDLER. Con. Pass. Agent. NH
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
October 16, 1873.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
October l6. 1875 !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Hudson, eager for New York
Steamship City of Mexico, Mcintosh for Vera Cruz,
via Bagdad Tamplco and Tuspan-
Schr R Locke, Hacker for Porte Cortez-
Master
Span bark Marie NJ, sagastia, for Bordeaux
shultz Geo
Span bark Flora. Antequia, for Queenstown
Shultz eco
Sohr zinga, Drysdale 10 days from Falmouth ia, to
master-St Joseph st lat dis
sTEAMBoATs.
BastroD, Hodge, from Staford's Point
John w Cannon, Llbano. from Bayou Sara
Below-Coming Up.
Fr ship La Louisiana, Equay. SIS days from Havre in
ballast, to Pon'z 4 Son
Brit ship Colonial Empire, Bailey So days from Ly-
eIpool, in ballast to master
Exports
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship City of Mexico-399
Dales cotton 6 terces hams 1873 pigs ndse
IAMPICO-Per steamship City of Mexico--2O0O
sacks corn 20 ties lard pkgs mdse
IUSPAN-Per steamship City of Mexico-31 bbs
hour $50 sacks corn 81 pkgs mdse 200 oars
,BAGOAD-Per steamship City of Mexico---125
PORTE CORTEZ-Per schr R Locke-75oo feet
Lumber 40 bbls -four 50 pkgs mdse
BOkDEAUA-Per bark Marie MO, $50 bushels
wheat in bulk
QUEENsTOWN-Pe back Flora-75o tons oil
cake
NEW YORK-Per steamship Hudson-169s bales
cotton 225 bales 300 cedar logs 1856 bbls rice $50
bbls molasses so bills soap stock hhds tobacco 22O
hhds cocoanuts 4sl bdls hides 5000 slaves
Imports
FALMOUTH, JA-Per schr Zipga-4667 pounds
copper lb4l do brass 203 do metal 1000 cocoanuts so
punches bananas Il bbls lines Flynn
Receipts of produee
sTAFFORD's LANDING-Per steamer Bastrop
-2l6 bales cotton Jurey L. Gillis--110 Never Wes
&co-lGs Jno Hardie &co--67 Graham. Black eco
-76J W Whlte--46 Il & Newman--42 Richard
Co.'S Jno Chaffe & Sons-31 March Shlenker-l9
W A Peale-l9 Male & Cammack-1s E K Converse
is T. Harris &cO--lS S B Newman &co-I7 I,eb.
man. Abraham &eo-i7 Gumbe 10 John Adams
art Bros &oo-6 Buckner &co-5 s W Rawlns-4 J
E Hatrell-4 Norw God G. Richards-3 Hartvell d.
Chambers-2 Il Wilson & Mills-2 Clapp Bros eco
Il Bush & Levert-1 M Fass--t Henderson,
G L Walmsley &eo-449 sacks cotton seed N Cot
ton Seed Association-60o slaves Jos Girondeau-3l
head cattle Aycock, Mitchell &co-4 do Noel s Woo
ten-sundries to order--Tota 1890 bales cotton 447
sacks cotton seed 600 slaves IS head cattle
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer John w CannoI-37
bales cotton Norwood g. Richards--37 Payne. Ken.
nedy &co-35 j L Harris &co-23 Clapp Bros &co-22
Gumbe-12 W Black &co-7 Lehman Abraham
&co-5 G W Sentell &co-4 Conger e. Kely-3 j W
Burbrldge &co-1 a Care-1 Besdles, Wood &co-6
Bush L. Levert-26 bbs molasses j w Burbridge
eo-l2 co II Groebel-4 bbls syrup Pascal &co-ls
NJ do A Elmer Bader &co--2 sacks seed cotton
Casse-2 DO Bush Levert-sundries to order Total
1913 bales cotton sacks seed cotton So bbls molsses
bbls syrup ls do
Receipts at the New Basin
Covington-Per steamer Camelia--7 bales cotton
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E4AyER. POOL.

1SZEz, The steamship
$500 SG1AAlksaaS. CORDOVA,
Lang, Commander.
will sail on or about October 10, 1878, from
wharf. foot Of Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills of
lading for the Continent, between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, win
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at ali Tines
without detention.
For freight apply to
DEOAN &c CO.,
de2O1y 30 Carondelet street.
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I. Walmsley &co-4 Jno Chaifs e. Son--2 McGrath
e. Compton, s w Rawlns--Tots ID bales cotton
Pearl River-Per Bchr Wade Hampton-2o, 900 feet
lumber to w Adams
Bonfouca-Per schr Bontouca--ballast for break
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Receipts at the New Basin
Covington-Per steamer Cameia-7 bales cotton
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LARepEIR atEg Ms.

LAFOURCEM.
TR1- WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
- A. THE NEW AND FAST PASSEN-
ba ger steamer
HENRY TETE.
j. +. Aucoin, master, NJ. H. Landry, clerk,
Leaves every t ESDAY at 10 a. M. THURS
DAY and ATURDAY at 70 m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pavs nartic-
Qlar attention to way business, and returns
down the coast, leaving Donaldsonville every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday morning.
for freight or passage apply on board or to
B. RIVET, los Decatur street.
?. s;-Has, q clerk On the landing during the
day at the head of Btenville street to receive
freight. Freight received for the Lafourche
with privilege of reshipping at Donaldsonvllle
se2Stf
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BAYOU SARA

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at p. N.
T#gab A., FOR BAYOU SABA, WATERLOO,
lgg5alaaSsEs# Hermitage, PORT Hickey, Baton
@'aaAzasaaaHS Rouge, Plaaueratnse and way land
lngs-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John q. Libano, master, Thomas Howard. olerk,
Leaves as above, returning dowa the cofst
MONDAY and every FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
GEO. D. HITE. 81 Gravier st.
BRlTTON II EPPLEh, "a aravfer ST,
LORD & MOPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
gu5s O. G. WAYNE. 1O6 Gravier street.
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EVERY TWO HOURS

On Wednesdays and Saturdays during Octo
Der special train will leave the city at 4 D. N.
connecting with the steamer New Camela.
$3.50 2taW I'm f. WlNTI, President.
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RAILROADS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD
~ Company. No. 124 Canal street New Orleans,
October /, 1878-Until further notice trains to
and from the lake will run as follows:
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BLOITTNG PAPER.

We have superior lot of TREASURY BLOT.
TING PAPER which We can sell at a low figure
Autographed. Printed or Plain.
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VISITING CARDS,

We have In stock the finest assortment OF
VISITING CARDS In this city, which we fur
nish to orr customers at the low rate Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Woodbury.

#
 The. old year has gwen place to the New, the holidays with their various festivities have come and gone, and the mild, delightful wealth CT of the last weeks of the old year is succeed ed by wintry smows, and sold. The ground is covered several inches with snow ; the ther- mometer stands at 0o and surely winter, though unusually delayed, has come at last. Among recent. events were, a Tea party and Concert at the Methodist church OH the evening of Dec. 25th; union temperance meeting at the same church, another evening; and, also, the usual Watch meeting at the close of the year. At the lecture room of the First church, on New Years evening. was an enter tainnent for the children of the Sabbath School, affording much enjoyment, not only to them but to all who participated. There was also New Years tree, with generous enter tainments, speaking, and singing by the schol- ars of public school No. 1, Miss Hattie Peet, teacher For these interesting exercises both teacher and scholars were much commended.
 Woodbury has lost two of her stars. Miss Warner, favorably known in musical circles, as teacher on the piano, was married Jan. 1st, to Lawyer Cole of Plymouth; and, on Thurs day afternoon, Jan. 3d, Miss Libbie Curtiss, youngest daughter of Hon. Daniel Curtiss, to Lawyer Cole of Waterbury.
 Mrs. Dr. Peck, who has been dangerously sick the last few. weeks is reported improy ing.
 Mrs B. Candee, who has been absent sev' eral weeks for medical treatment, has returned with sight restored.
 The lookup is completed, and has beer occupied by tramps, of whom there have beer plenty on our streets of late-three to five in company. 1.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Unionville.


 LECTURE. B. 0. R. Sheridan will de- liver lecture in the Catholic church on We'd nesday evening, January 9th. Subject. ssDan- iel OConnell;' Proceeds to be used to procure uniforms for the Ellsworth Cornet band,
 EXTENSIVE Aoc1DENr.-Two of our Union Vile young men, with ladies, returning from q ball Ill COllinsville, turned their carriage over Ca double team) and broke up the vehicle con. slderably, but escaped unhurt themselves.
 MASONIC SCPpER AND INSTALLATION ap or- FIoER's.-The Annual installations of officers of St. Johns Lodge, of F. S A. NJ. was an occasion of much pleasure to Masons who par- tlcipated in the ceremonies. Brother Masons from out of town, and Mason's wives w;,b resident Masons, made out a company of nine ty. This Lodge genumbers forty members. Their Lodge-room is in Merriman's, on the west end of Merriman's Hall, and is furnished neatly and tastefully.
 SPREE. 'Shummy" Joyce drank toomuch, recently, made considerable disturbunance around the depot, and finally assaulted Mr. Dakin, the depot agent. Three indictments were made out against him. the aggregate of expense and fines amounting to about $25. besides 30 days in Jail M.J.N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
WASHINGTON Ct Jan. g. 187t

~5 MR EDIToR-It has come to my knowl- edge that the Rev. Henry Cpson, of New Pres ton has, moved into his new House, and that some of his friends propose to give it warm- ing on Friday evening, the 18th inst. 1 have thought it not improper to give hint of this through your paper, in the hope that we may meet there ladies and gentlemen we should be glad to see, from other towns. Of course we shall go prepared as for surprise.
 F. w GCNS
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Lisclnti4ll, Oct. l7th, 1877.

 DR. Cooks CARBOIIZED CORN AND BTNION PLAsTERs. s.--Few discoveries in Chemistry have produced greater sensation in the Medical world than that of Carholic Acid. Combining it's wonderful curative properties with other valuable Balsams, we have produced the acme of Corn and Bunion P!asters
 Feeling, therefore contiden: of their quail ties, we offer them 10 the Public as boon to all those suffering from the annoying and pain ful excfesences, guaranteeing pcrfec; satisfac- tion.
 All Druggists keeping them will speak in their praise, well knowing their superiority over all other remedies in the market. Try them once and you will never he without them. Sold by John F. Henry, Currsn & Co.,, w. H. Schieffelin x Co.,, Lazell, Marsh X Gardi ner, Wells < Elliot, Day, Hoagland X Stiger, Chas. \. Crit'enton. McKesson < Robbins, John H. Francis, John M Grosvenor, and by Druggists everywhere. J. K. Cook X O., Manufacturers, 10 Clinton Place. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Goshen. No.-321.

WEEK OF PRAYEE. Meetings are to be held at the Center every day this week.
 Our OF sEAsoS.--Mr. Wm. Bushy, who lives in the northeast part. of Goshen, saw near his house on the 9th sf Dec, multitudes of live grasshoppers hopping about on the grass, and having seen strawberry flowers on the 1st of September, one member of the family picked a rips strawberry on the 22nd of Oct. H. N.