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PHILOPGNAr

lap Of luXuTy-cat eating cream.
When young fellow gets the mitten his feelings
trc lass-rated
Even criminals like paragraphs; that is to say,
they prefer q short sentence.
He nut his ann around her waist and sworc al
awful swOre, remarking as he drew 1t back, " I've
felt that Pin-atoTe
When st. Louis girl sneezes it is sign OF damp
weather or rain across the Tiver-ln about Two
DAYS when the spray comes down.
4 youpg lady desired her lover TO promise her
that he would never smoke another cigar. 4 ii
do it." he said; sustained by your love, a nicer
shaun will Go Tor me-
First IIrchin: d" When doctors sick what makes
1cm send foranother doctor TO give EN- medicines?
crroud urchin: "CoS they can't take their own
1neliriue-its too mean. They give it TO other
folks"
LITTLE hoy refusing to take a pill, his mother
1laccd il in piece of preserved pear and gave II
10 him. In few minutes she said, Tommy, have
Won eaten the pear - Yes mother, all but the
seed
yyIap q woman sends home your washing. your
sHirt-bJsoIn and cuffs may be a. Timber as an Old
handkerchief but when you come to a TaW-edged
collar You will find it slarched stiff enough TO saw
your head on.
,br way 4 boy Jumps out of bed in the morning,
when after his mother has shouted herself
boarSp he hears the tread of the old mans boots
upon the stairway as he StealthHy creeps 10 the
top.
Burglars broke into the house Of horribly ugly
old maid the other night, and just as they APP
preached her couch the CONAN, who had been
dreaming she was bcilLg proposed to by hand
some ynIIrp man rose up in bed and exclaimed.
Yes. love, | will marry YOU" The frightened
burglars sprang thirty feet through the window
sash. and never stopped until they were hid under
haystac5 fifteen miles away.
Now doth the dfaphanous concealed surface of
the pond tempt the schOol-boy TO hide his books
behind a stone wall, and with borrowed skates 10
glide about with graceful motion until crack,
10 GprIc mt O ~
and mud and after a struggle he reaches dry land,
thanking his stars that he is only laid up with
cold and fever for the rest of the winter. instead
of forming the central ornament for funeral pro-
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Oh motion Of Mr.. Amasa ]. Parker, 7. 4. Beall
eSi. ol New \ orE city. was admitted to practice
oh motion of Mr.. James I-OwndeS. John Croweil.
u esq OF Cleveland, Ohio admitted to practice
SNn motion of Mr.. Assistant Acknowledgement
Siii!lh John : Derley, esq, Of Saco, Me- was ad-
hiltied 10 Practice.
- No 36: Thomas J. Owen eli al, appellants vs. NJ
" ana r y NontejO. Dismissed with costs on au-
a0Iiiy Of apDellanf.
~ No rs. Rebecca W. Wolf, plaintiff in error vs.
me me Mayor, &C.. of New Orleans Submitted BIZ Mr.
e'rse = Lacey for plaintiff in error and by MeSSrS
error. ' - SA i"A "eAeiiut''i' III
p. No. 20. Thomas &. Coddington, appellant vs. The
IItSd By Mr. ID. p Holland for plaintiff in error and
'A Mt [. w. Jones for defendants in error
,-Nu;;,-'>. Inc American Cotton Tie ComD3ny ct al
'lIllelialitS vs.. l.. Scranton ct al Continued.
,-s -NJ The People rel John II. HanenIan. plain
, LII eiTor, IS The Commissioner fTaNes and Assess
i1Isnls Ilty OF New York. Argued by Mr. H Charles
f il;tll tor Plaintiff in error. and by Mr. j. A BeaIl
NI defendant in error.
,is no Eliza J. Dennick. administrators &C. plain
M III error. vs.. The Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey. Argued by Mr. AnaSa ]. Parker for
Ieildant in error " "
no. III J. W. andJ. O. Stout appellants vs. Francis
pc,et al. submitted by Mr. John HutchinS for APP
FSNNlilSS ana by Mr.. !. T. Richie for appelIees
I'M = IMAM IL. Cook, appellant, VS.. Charles
P,r submitted by NeSsrS. &. r. Singleton, r. II.
WOMIe and John 4. Campbell for appellant and by
pqIica - T. Schmidt and Thomas J. Semmes for APP
NO, 40. ~ substituted for No 2I34 Laura Z Jones
ti1IUM, &c. plaintiff in error Vs. Watson Ean Ben
SIoiEe Argued by NJ. Assistant Acknowledgement
d efI ol plaintiff in error and by Mr. J. D. Reuse for
ISSiiu'ilii IN error,
Con;5Il The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Inv "a plaintiff in error vs. Babete Wolf execI-
AIii ~. dismissed with costs.
J'''i leu until to-day at twelve O'Clock.
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DOWN IN DIXIE

The coal famine iii Montgomery, Ala, is over
Watcmeons for dinner Christmas Day at Or
landO Fla.
Memphis New Orleans, and Mobile will all cclc-
brate Mardi GTaS.
number of failures arc occurring in various
parts OF Mississippi.
great deal of cotton remains unpicked in the
fields i'll Mississippi.
BradStreet estimates The number of acres planted
III cotton at l6,SO,OUO.
The statue of St0newall jackson for New Or
leans i nine feet high.
The support of the North Carolina Insane ASy-
lUm last year cost 81 900.
SiXty-nine new pOSt-ofiiccS were established in
Florida during the past year.
The oil mills of Montgomery. Ala, are the most
prosperous of all her industries.
Louisiana has the largest Weld in value per acre
Of all the StateS-nameiy, Sl1.1S.
Vicisburg is the only city in Mississippi that has
q population above ten thousand
Cold weather has killed the buds of some of The
peach trees i'll some sections of the country.
{. !. StrOman, who plants in Dean swamp :.
C., has raised 10000 bushels of rice this season
South Arkansas is having the severest winter cx-
peTicnced in that country for thirty-seven years.
The numerous failures and assignments around
Memphis are alarming the merchants of that CITY,
The total value Of all property in Pensacola, Fla,
is s6i U6O and she thinks OF reyoking her charter.
More wild game has been sold in Montgomery,
Ala, this season than al any previous period since
1869
Forty-ivc cocks were carried from Charlotte. y
C., 10 GTcenville, : G.. for the tight which begins
to-day.
New Orleans shipped 10 Western cities ihe first
twenty-siX days Of October $4,000 Louisiana
oranges.
An appropriation viii be asked of the Florida
Legislature for an annual encampment OF the
militia
4 new coal mine will soon be opened near
Birmingham, Ala, and VIII have its own road 10
that place.
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BALTIMORE, jar. sf-Cotton dull; middling, 1lS4.
Flour dull Howard street and Western super, s. ESQ
as; do extra. s4tq4 49, do family s5G6C0; City Mills
super, 81 25d3 -; do extra 81 al al: do family.
Sc $500 30; do Rio brands, S. 12@G IS; Patapsco
family, 81 Wheat Southern steady; Western shade
better and steady; Southern red, 81 I5GI Il: do
amber, 81 2otG1 -: No. > Western winter red, spot
and January, 81 1901 I6ss; February, 81 17Gl IL
March 81 1s3.@I IszS: April 81 1891 1873; May,
81 1891 20. Corn, southern steady: Western about
steady and quiet; Southern white 55 sc: do yellow,
80; Western mixed spot and January, 53lc 0l53224C;
February, 53SsG532c; March, $50 CG5c April. 5id
5Il2c. Oats quiet, but firm Southern. 45c Western
white, I3i4ic: do mixed. FLO &c. Rye dull; 81 Ola
o. Hay firm; prime 10 choice PENNSYLVANIA and
Maryland s2iGl23 per ton Provisions firm and mod
erately active; mess pork, old, sl3 0oG13 %; new,
Sl4 %; bulk nleatS-lOOse shoulders none Offering:
clear rib sides. none offering; do packed, 597lc;
bacoE-shouldeTS, 6ilc; clear rib sides, Sac: hams.
l0IsGJIIi4c Lard, refined. 9i.c. Butter quiet prime
TO chOiceWestern, packed 13a DC; roll 1sd2Ic. Eggs,
easier; AGA i2c. Petroleum nominal: refined, 81
Coffee easier; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair I1ISc
Sugar dull and weak; 4 soft, 9I5c. Whisky dull !;
81 l2tdI Is. Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer DUH
and easier: cotton, 3-l6G1d; -four, Is Cd per ton
Sacks; grain, ed. Receipts-t!our 1890 barrels;
wheat, II 500 bushels; corn, SSl2 bushels; oats 1903
bushels rye, none. ShipmentS-wheat. 1858 bushels;
corn. S.SS5 bushels Sales-wlrcat 2te95e bushels;
l20.92f bushels
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall Street transactions Yesterday-Do
mestic and Foreign Markets.


Special TO the Republican.
NEW YORK, Jan. a6.-Money was easy at 4@5 per
and closed at per cent. Exchange steady at
9S7s for long ard 99!a for snort sight Governments
quiet, but generally firm. State bonds moderately
active. Railroad bonds active, and, in the main,
strong and higher. Lake Erie and Western lincOmes)
declined 10 Boston, Hartford and Erie fTss 10 65l.
Lafayette and Muncie firSts so; Iron Mountain
seconds incomes TO SG: Alton ana Terre Haute
Onds Gncomes) to 1865 Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western ditto 10 72,; Texas and Pacific ditto 76t,
]. D. d Springfield ditto to g. Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated sinking funds rose to l20-s Ohio Central
rStS 10 1853; Metropolitan hfSiS 10 lG34. ard New
York Elevated firsts TO lis.
The stock market TisS strong IN the early dealings
and prices advanced "a TO IL per cent, the latter Chi
CagO. Louis and New Orleans. AT the first board
decline of = TO ls.per cent recorded. in which
st. Paul and Central Pacific were most prominent
Tie depression was of brief duration, and strong
buying movement inaugurated, under the III
fUcnce of which prices advanced sharply, the inn
Pacific and Lake Erie and Western leading the adj
vance. At the close there reaction of = TO per
cent, the latter in Central Pacific. Transactions
greated 41309 shares, including {. C. & l. C., 54e
Canada Southern 1900 Central Pacific, l3.SGE Del
aware. I.ackawanua and Western, 41,100 Delaware
and Hudson $500; Erie, 7i,S1; Hannibal and ST. Jo
S,100 Iron Mountain, G100; Kansas and Texas. $500:
Lake Shore, Si00; Lake Erie and Western, 2a.6O5e
Northwestern. I2,00; New jersey Central, 1906 New
York Central, $780, Ohio and Mississippi, l0,60e
Pacific Mail Il 600; st. Paul 9.1OG ST. PaJl and Omaha
10.GGr Union Pacific, 1926 Wabash Pacific, 2iU0E
Western Union. 1880.
no rInE 10 M m uf ippSX ARCS &C
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2G.-Cotton dull and easier; sales
to-day 81 bales: UplaRds. II I3l6c; Orleans Il 1-lGc
consolidated net receipts, 16,ISS bales. Exports:
Great Britain 7e2 bales. Flour, Southern dull COM
fair extra, 81 7595 good to choice, IS 4e6 So
Wheat Il shade stronger: little better export inquiry ;
Ungraded spring, 9S6S1 10 Corn, Eos better:
acive ungraded, 5Gi5GjGc. Oats stronger and fairly
active: No. s, 41zic Hops steady: moderate inquiry;
ycarlines, choice. Ia ic Coffee quiet; Rio cargOes
u@iiac job lots. lIag Isl. Sugar dull, weak and
settled: centrifugal 9 degrees test S3l6 fair good
refining, 7s5lc7 3 prime 55c: refined more active
MolaSSeS duh and nominal: Porto Rico ;jG iSc Eng
lsh Islands, S5,I0; New. Orleans S5sc. Rice, fair
demand; steady; Carolina and Louisiana, 5ls@?c
Rosin steady; 81 7jt S2. TurpentEe steady; a.
Wool dull and in buyers favor; domestic fleece, SIC
sc; Texas. 1Id;SS. Pork higher: moderately active
old, Sl3 50d1S 75. &ddles, stronger long clear 65
short clear S. long and short clear, 81 50. Lard
about l2c higher. closing strong active; So Ca
a. Freights firm.
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1880
on THE GREAT

III
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY ma MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT JANUARY 5. 1881
ner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, SOC m. daily, with
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Cllicaso 1889 d.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg Gin
cinnati, St Louis, and Chicago $50 p. M. daily,
BALTI NOR e. AND P0ToMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls
with ParOr Car TO Watkins and the North. al 500
cept saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandagli and
For Wiiiiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1850
a. IN. daily except Sunday.
1000 o. m. On sunday 2:50 p m. and 1Op NJ.
Limited Express OF Pullman ParlOr Cars $50 q. III.
For Brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
at jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex"
double ferrage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, SEQ 1920 a. M 3D. $40 and l091
Limited express, 9si q. m. daily. except Sunday.
For Baltimore $40 500 $50, 1880 a. n and ga, 40,
1919 a. M 20. $40 $50 and 1850 p. m.
For Popes Creek Line GIG In. ana 10 p N daily,
For Annapolis $40 a. M. and 40 p. daily, except
ALEXaSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 200 10 go a. H. and 1f:a0 a. NJ;
100. 5:O3 p. m, SD p m, 500 and lI:SD p m. On
Sundays, 200, 800 and II:2D H., and SEQ p.
For Richmond and the South 700 and Hoo q.
- daily, altd 800 p M daily; except sunday, 90. -,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington soc 500 and
and 1000 q. m, LOO 200, 800: 200, and SlOp m, and
Foo midnight. sunday at SOS and ICES a. m, 40
and $40 p. m.
Tickets Information sleeping end pzrIor car accom-
modatOIs can be procured al the ofhceS-nOrrheast
9rner 81 Oh and m a S4 me
checking of baggage 10 destination from hotels ana
/. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
ERANk THOMSON. General Manager.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850.

The Chief Of The Bureau of Statistics furnishes
the following information in regard to immigra-
ton into the United states:
There arrived in the ports of Baltimore, Boston.
Detroit. Port Huron, New Bedford. New Orleans,
New York. EaStpor. Philadelphia. and san Fran
cisco during the month ended December 81 1880
26,H1S passengers Of whom 2:90 were immigrants
2gS3 citizens of the United States returned from
abroad: and I2 aliens not intending 10 reside i'll
the Tinted States.
Of this total number Of immigrants there arrived
from England and Wales ,467: Scotland 73I: Ire
land, l.55i; Germany. $3.50; Austria 904: Sweden
SS2: Norway. 81: Denmark, 225: France 2SS /:
Switzerland, SO: Netherlands, $50; Italy. iS9 :
IHS>ia. 22l; Poland. IS: Hungary, 100: Dominion
Of Canada, $,G54; China. 30; australia 80: and
from all other countries, 10
The number of immigrants arrived al the above
mentioned ports during the six months ended De-
Gcmber"l, 1880 was as follows:
from The Dominion Of Canada T2Sl2: Germany
.:'Ol4; England and Wales, 3, 47; Ireland IS 52S
ScG:land 12H: China, 1860: all other countries.
a3@2 The following table shows the arrivals at
ihe ab0venamed ports from foreign countries dur
ing the SIX months ended December 81. 1850 as
compared with the corresponding period of 1879:
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers of Yesterday as
Recorded

Mr.. J. F. OlmStead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported 10 him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On II street north, between Nineteenth and TWEEN
tieth west; lot 50 feet IL inches by I29 feet 10
inches square 10; Caroline NJ. Nancrede TO Susan
Saville, trustee, nominal.
On Delaware avenue. corner of f street north sub
lots ~ b. and c, Co feet by The fepth also First
street west, corner of F. street north Subot c. rs
feet inch by l6 feet inches all in square 6S2 Ellen
Fitzgerald to Morris Murphy, nominal
On III street morrill, between Fourth and Fitth streets
east part of lot west s by 100; Thomas III. Lynch
TO John William Bailey. SLIGO.
On South Carolina avenue, between sixth and Sew
enth streets east; part Of lot square &c. f. - Ran
dali 10 Charter Oak Life Insurance Company. NOM
inIl.
Second Building Company of LIE Droit Park TO
Andrew LangdGn and AMI l.. Barbour. trustees lots
D. g. g. TO- Is and I6. square ID: lots and square
$: Ot Il, square H. lot J. square L. lie Drot Park,
SI5UJ5
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DISTRICT COURTS,

rTI.CylflEttNE COURT OF THE DISTEICT-CHIEF JUS
- ~. skTTER AND JUSTICES WYIIEAHD HAGNER
vs. y Hare; mandate of the United States Si-
ma Court hled renanded TO special term. Hoffs
BEES, washington Market Company: same action
nCro " Bfleii, SpllHgman, and West Us. RalGi-
submitted ~ lI'i-' ''i7''S' anu
& Rro0 UT SoUET-JUsTJCE Northumberland
RTiNs carpenter; verdict for plaintiff for StAcl
FnpOol i vs.. HerZberger; Judgment below affirmed
WbsTS -. Barker; plaintiff called and suit dismissed
W. ward; ceTtiorari qu2shed. Davis W.
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Latest From Mexico.

chihuahua newspaper reports that a number
u persons attracted 10 FL PasO by the prospect of
a speedy completion of the American railroads
nave crossed the Rio Grande These immigrants
are not OF a desirable class. Many are ruffians
An agent OF the Central Railroad has arrived at
fits0 Del NOTtc, who announced that work will be-
GIN Oh the Mexican side soon as the AtchisOn
Topeka and Santa Fe road reaches the Rio Grande
work on the MatamoraS and Monterey Railroad
mas been suspended since the I'D for some reason
Unknown. The Sullivan Company has purchased
ue railroad from ZacatecaS TO GuadalOupe.
HenOr Manuel TOrO has been appointed post
mastergeneral.
- Notwithstanding the cold temperature in Vera
cruz there have been daily from ten TO twelve
Eases OF yellow fever. The mortality in the CAPT
laI last year from all kinds of sickness was 9OSi
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DIED.

EIOR0.-On January Pc, 1851. JOSEPHINE Emory
aged years and months. daughter OF Clara ana the
late COOnelC u. Emory, L. :. 4.
Funeral at p. NJ, Thursday.
COLBERT.-January q, 1881, AT $40 p. M. JAMIE
RnoDENIA COLBERT, daughter of Richard and the
late Mary Colbert, aged years and months.
No more the pleasant child is seen
To please its parents eye.
The tender plant, so fresh and green,
Is in eternity.
Funeral Friday al - clock from the residence
I740 street Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 10 attend
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Pore;rn Nancy Market

LoNDON, Jan sG.-United States bonds. fOIlr-and-a-
halls, Ii5ls; Atlantic and Great Western firsts eI;
Erie seconds. jl1s; Pennsylvania Central G7is: Read
ing, 3IS. Bar silver, - q. The amount OF bullion
gone into the BankOf England on balance today is
E2GnA.
PARIS, Jan. .6.-Rcnies at sIf 10 confines
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D. tickets Slta
Remit money bank dram in letter. or send By ez-
press. DON'T SEND By REGISTERED LETTER
or POSTOFfICE ORDER. Orders of = and upward
by express can be sent at expense. Address all
deTS to II. NJ BOARDAIAN, Courier ouFlIal building
Louisville, KY or 7. J. CO1I9fERFOHD. ~ Braatt-
way, New York: j. ". CLARK. $40 G. street nOTiI-
west. and I422 Pennsylvania avenue or TO T. 3.
MANNADIER, 61J Fourteenth street Il. W. This
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THE THOMAS CAT.
By PAUL HEESH.

By PAUL HEESH.
When in the lonely evening hour
/ take me to my little bed,
And think of bonds and balance-sheetS
Until wish hat l were dead
IT'S then there comes up from the yard,
Or from some neighb'ring shed or fence,
The Tom Cats joyous melody
That drives my cares and troubles hence.
@, Thomas Cat, thou art the boSsl
OfSingers all thou art the sire!
There's more get-up and howl in thee
Than in the whole Masonic Choir.
Shame on those wicked, wretched men,
With ears and souls 10 music dead,
Who huTl ot-jacks and other things,
Poor Tom. at thy devoted head!
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B,ItEu,ore S;toc1, Ro,r,,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-ViTginia Gs old So deferred
Il; do consolidated, 90; past due coupons G&
new 1D-iGs, SIS; Virginia 19lDs, coupon, 9i1s bid
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Sotteries.
2Sth-

ON ~H1-HAI -'HNI-1 \ III Il A1At-A - A-tNR
of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT MACAULEY-S THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville on
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, ISSI.
These drawings occur monthly (SundayS exceptpi)
under provisions Of of the General Assembly
of Kentucky incorporating the Newport Printing and
Newspaper Company, approved April 8. ISES.
Rt This IS special act and has never been repealed
The United States Circuit Court, ON March 81 rt4l-
dered the following decision:
FiISt-That the commonwealth Distribution COM
pany is legal.
SecOnd-Its drawings are fair.
This company has hand a large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list of prizes for the
T,IA
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2Boofs ano Shoes.
Educational.
Arlington Institute Home School for Girls.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The second half session begins FEBRUARY
The attention of Parents is directed to this school,
combining the care and comforts of home with the
highest educational advantages Course OF study COM
plete and thorough. Terms moderate. Address Miss
REBECCA c. POWELL, Principal, Alexandra, Va.
ix-I--D
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baltimore General Market.

SCB-TREASTRY BALANCES.
......... S iGj 62J CurrenGy........ 81 BIZ So
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Grapelers' &ui0e.
AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
Is 49, --'-0-'-1 a.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.

DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December l. 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amputatlon of th9 Leg
The Old Family Physician at Fault Dr. David Kennedy the Sue.
 cessfu Surgeon.

Money is the universal necessity, and none but cynic pr d fool will affect to despise it. Mr AbIam Ellsworth, of Port Eweu, Ulster county, N. Y,, had realized, this truth His disease involved the whole of his thigh -bone, and the suffering man looked forward, not with ut apI,arei.t reason, to death as his only de!iverer. His family physician refused to anpulate the limb asserting that the opera tion would kill the patient h the spot Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout N. Y., who was consulted, held different opinion, and anputaled the limb. The Dnc,or then ad- ninisteretl freely his great Blood Specific FA- VORlTE. REMEDY 70 afford tone and strength to tie system, prevent the return of the disease, and MT. Ellsworth remains to this day in the bloom of health. This gentleman's disease was the offspring of foul blood and Kennedy's FAVORIrE REMEDY purified ti blood and restored to him the power once more to enjoy his life. Are you suffering from any disease traceable to the same cause i? Try Favorite Remedy Your druggist has it. ONE DOLLAR sa bottle. Besr in mind the prnprietnr's name anl address Dr. David KENNEDY, Rondout, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.


 Great Britain. = The engagement of Prince Leopald of England and the Princess Helena Waldeck is anrhunced
 Reductions averaging 50 per cent have been made by the Land Court in some County Mayo rents. '''' The London School Board is being sharply assailrd for alleged negligence in regard tn the.cruellies at St. Panl's Industrial Sclloal
 G"dwin defeated Flynn in scullng race on the Thames. Monday. {.
 Frame. e.-Ganibetta says the foreign policy of Cabinei will be pacific.
 M Hehe has introduced bill in the French Chan,her of Deputies to separate com. pletely Chulch and $ ate.
 Germany -Princc Bismarck read the Im- perial speech a, he opening of the Reichs,ag Thursday. %
 A Berlin telegram. says that Dr. Schluter has been arrested for uttering menaces against life of the Emperor William. The meeting of the ReicIlstag is to be short and nnimporiant.
 Spain. Castt.lar has made great speech in the Spanish Cnrtes. |, ltdL. A man named Maccalnso Monday. threw revolver at Premier DeDretis frn, the gallery nf the Italian Chamber of Deputies :: he did not hit him and was arrested. s. Tunis. Ali Ben Amar has been surrender ed tn the French by his trihe. Twenty thousand French troops are to occu. py Tanis unti January. 1882 CGnada Lord L0rne will resign the Gov- ernnr- -Generalship next year.