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EXTRAORDINARY SAGACITY OF A CAr-W, have the following anecdo,e from an u,anestio,,bL source, and assure our readers that the statement may be relied

 gentleman of ts cily had two cais upon hi. premises, related bv the ties of mother and daughter Doth oi which were blt ssed with lier of Kitten, snoot the same time Not many days after, the tw, mothers were observed sitting in the shed, and in. teniy eyeng each other. if ho ldng a consultation. Alter tie lapse of several minutes ,hus spent tb,. younger cat returned to her kiten one only bayinp lived, and brought il toward the olde, raj, which s,H kept her place. This kitten she pl,ced di,ec,iv be fore her mOther and then sat down moi far from, ii The two parents looked again at each otbe, for som lime, when the older retrea,ed, leaving inc k;,,s where lhe other had placed it

 The mother again took up her moving oG.n,,ng . Id once more approached her recusani co,rna,;nn when the same ceremony repeated with simil, effect. This occurred several tn,es when t,,. old,, cat, as if influenced bv e mute appeal of the mo, CT, ok up the strange kitten thus forced upon her charity, conveyed it 10 the spot where her daripps were deposited, and to all appearances, adopted q, as her own.

 The younger cat having thus seen the object of Ter s,citude provided for, retired slowly to her straw where she was after taken ~th ii , and mos, mmediately died. We leave il to naturaliss to ex- plain whether the invalid WAS aware of her spee. dy dissolution or not or whether, what we call in- stinct m the lower order of aniiias, does not oc a sienslly approach very near to what Is termed a- son among the human species. es.-[New H H.ven c u- rier.