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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

l NyHE Store of the Subscriber win ba ,vaalI,, 1 replenished with NKw GooDs. from tba New York, Boston and Philadelphia ISnpoftine Houses, and from aIl tAe principal American manufacturers. Among his extensive assurtment may be found all kinds of
 Lstssr, Cap, Dyagieg. NOis and Fancy Paps,s: : Wkits, B4F q Enameied Eapeiopss; Pdpssr Maeks, Rosewood llahogaay q Leafasg
 WTiting Desks, WOrE Bores, 8c; ClOth, Leatker and Papier Mdcke Pong0lSas
 From s7K cts. to $500 eacA; AN s.yles ef Card Cdses and Psrte llOMso;ss
 Walets aud P0cket BooEs Stesl, uSsik and KSa Purses; BanEos' 0dsss; Isbias Cslebrufsd Genuine Psjfmes;
 FaTna's Unrivaled Colcgne; Bridal, GlOps S Handtrchisf PsyJs.med Bores,
 Baildiag Blocks, Wood AIphabess:
 RslUa, Esoa. zys ard India Rubbsr Tsss;
 Peasl q IuOsy 1a5lets; es ses3iag Batiss {; sCRina, War and Rubbsr Dbns;
 Games ioo aan.esUss to aaeation;
 Magnets, Masls, F Aagc Lanterns; Hav, Ciotk, Hat, z5otk, M 8 Kather Bsrakss,
 Gsatlsnass Dressing Cues; Sheu and Horn Dressing Combs; Iuory Com5s;
 Lad;es' Companions, Spool Stanas;
 All kinds Rsbber Balls; Nesta Lghfs; Hnrmonicans, PickaricEs, Sand Toys, Ten Bsns, Opera Gldsses, Ioilet $. zsapelng Giasses;
 Thermometers and Baronssas; 1oOth Pospdw, Hair 0iis, zdilt 8 Shaviag Soaps, Chessmsn, DOminoes, Back Common ;Boards,
 Chessboards; Dice; Checkers; Sewing Birds, s;r kinds, from s7 E to 621 cents;
 PeakniOes, Scissors aud Shears;
 4 splendid assortment cf
 Gold Pens, in Gold and Ss7uer Cases, Stesl Pens, Fyay Styles; Pen NJs and Qu;las;
 Lettr Seals or Stamps, au styles;
 The best of War, soayyanted to burn free; Water Cslors, from cspts to $4.Oo per bor
 Fancy Paper and Glass Boaes; 7Iunsparent, Porcelain and Paper Slases, 4 large assortraeat c Hssiaiag8. Wsddsag cads: Stationery Ayficlas is general;
 Essy kind ef Legal q Probate BlanEs; Wedding Stationery and Fsrins" best qualiti1s;
 Patent Blot Pads; Diaries;
 Ledgrs, -Dey S. Cask Bcoks, .ournals, Sc. sBlaak Notes, Drafas, Obdsrs, Due Bils, 8,c 8c, Lettr COpying Presses, Books 8 Ink; Mathematical Instruments; BlOttiag Pdpers; sPapr Folders and Paper, Weights; Erdssrs;
 Newspaper Files and Wires; MOuth Glue 8 Misciiage; Lndslibls laks,
 Black, Blue, Red q Hiola Iaks; 1nkstands, ef One Himdsd ds6susas varistlss q ALI.of the above described articles can be found in greater profasion and variety than elsewhere in New England, besides other articles too numer- ous to mention. Call and see for yourself. They will be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole sale or retail. 1z Particular attention given to the PAPER and ENVELOPE TRADE, at 10 STATn STREET, HARTFORD, CT. by ELIHU GEER. ! 1g Every kind and style of JoB,r CARD and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEW TyPE and MACHINERY are being made this year, to the already most extensive Printing Establishment of
 ELIHU GEER, 10 STATE ST
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
ROMr0RfaaR NeNInnR

MR. HlNE would respectfully inform hle patrons and others who wish so avail Ilsm, selves of the henefit of his School Il,af inc Fall Term will open on she ssth i1s,. Rv application 10 the PEincipal, circnlass w,;l 6e furnished giving full pariiculars.
 D. HlNE, B. A. Warren, Angus: slh, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

A largo assortment of Classical. TheoIogi. ,.gal, ,Misrclluncttls, Medical and SCHOOL BOOKS. American, English, and French Stationery, at wholesale or retail. BLANK BOOKS of every description on hand or made 10 order.
 Es Old Bn..ks re bound, in plain or cle- yanl style. Merchants, School Committees, Teachers, &c,, supplied OF tie ansi liberal terms. fjuly c, Ie6s--9
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

GENTLEMEN arc Ssqssslsd lo noliea i ease ef sglendld gnelity fSshionabIe HATS at bRADF0RD'S, in " Wolooetyiils.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
nm RnRW

A VALUABLE LOT or LAND the sDuIh side of Prospect Street, containing between % and il aerrs, nsuSly all Of which, is iiFsi raie msad,iw, with ahnuI. 60 Apple Trees of engrafled Ifuit. There is 0n said land . large snd Ruod Barn. Also. near the irensEerUf-iE, . valuable sppina. whch 'g;E iuEnisll'an abnndanl supply or wSfsF through the dFiset ssssoMNs The allOve lol is in sqnaRe and bandaOnle firm, ard well adapted to building lois, and can be divided f neeessaFys The Eruspeei ffam said land is fine, c0mmsad- iRg an enIire view ofshe Lake. It is wiih- in half mile of ihe Court H0ase and ad- t,ining lhe residence Of Rev. MF. Swan. For further particulars. enquire af
 OLIVER GOODWIN.
 Litcifivld, July la. is5s. 10
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.NRecN4g9e@ee.

eHMGcl1Nae&Ge,
 INVENTORS & MANuFAGTuRERS. @45O En splcndid Rra&ess Ee45O
 Volume K of tLe SctsaSsFsc AMERICAN commences on the l7th Of September. Ig is chiefly devoted 10 the arrangement of the in. iesests cf Mechanics, Inventors, Manulac. iureys, and Formers, by the diilaslon of nee. full ulknewledge npon these important bsanch- es. I. is edited by men practically skilled in the arts and scienccs, and is widely rsgarded as sound and able journal. Nearly all the Valuable Patents which issne weekly from the Patent Office are illnslrated wiih Engra- wings, and the Claims VI all the Paienis are published iniis colamns thus making he paper perfect Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopedia fo. future as we'll as present reference. The SCsEN1iElC tAMkRlcAn is very extensively ciTcnlaied- ifs circulation in ihs last Volume exceeding IS, 900 copies per week. It is inform lors binding 1; each: vol. ums contains Several Hundred Eng.avings aud over Fdnr A1ndEed Pages of, ReadiSg <N Matter, yrstlh .a1 Index. The practical 70. more tIsdf tise subscription pssee
 The Ruhlisllsrs offer .iIs8 foII0wiag valua. ble prizes for shs largesl list 0fs sn6serihers seHi in by the let Oi January :-- el00 will be gvisn for ihe largest list S76 fass stEs second
 $50 for tho third a4S for the los,ssEi; S4O for tAe 6iih ! SsS for the sixsIl S30 for the zth; S95 for the 6ih SEQ for the 9th ]. SIS for the i0.h ]; SIG for sfe lfth; and ek fer ihe lssh. The cssh wiIl Dc paid to ihs sue- cessful ecInpsfilor. ims,saiaiely afler January asi, 1884.
 TsRsls :--One eopys one year. e2 ;. one rcpy stx months. Sl !; fiya copies six moBfhs, S4 ten capies six mopikss S6 saen copies twelve monthe, SIS ss ffieens cepisas ststelvs months. S22 twenty ccpiesstwelso months, S2S in adsance.
 Southern and 'yvesteEn nIoney taken for subscriptions.
 Letters should be directed, Post-pai5. to MUNN 6 CO, l2s Fulton -sfreets N. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
Drab Beaver 1Iaas.

\ have Jasi returned fro.n New York w;,h 2 large assortment of Gentlsmen,s and Cha. dren's Drah Beaver Hats of the la,est ls,yla Straw Hats. HiTArTSsn,"M1 ss
 A1gust 18th, 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

BUrTKEREIT & TROWBRIDGE. MERCHANT TAILoBs,
 South Street, LITCHFIELD, CUNN. HAVE just received from Paris and New AA York . large assortment Of Genllemen'I
 DRESS GOODS, iar superior to any tn this market The, nave every thing in the shape Or Clothing which the public wish, and that too, at priS ces. which wilt astonish the natives They have an extensive assortment ot CRAVATS, COLLARS, . -. sss
 HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS. VESTTNGS and TRIMMINGS, to which the attention of the public is re-
 specllully invited
 U Those furnishing their cloth can have garmentA cut and made in . style which can- not be rivalIed in fashion and workmanship. Cutting done at short notice. which will be warranted iO fi:.
 Remmember the numheF-O0- South.st. Litchfield, Dee. g, 1859. c BUTTkEREIT 2. TR0wnRIDGE
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
1tgenfietk Annual Report of fke LlECHFIELD MUTUAL

awmS Fire A1160E9sNaeCG GOaaaza6RaeaR.
 JULY 4th, ls53 .ss Whole amount of cash prsminms
 ,.,t rece'yed, 22.el4.ao Whole amount of losses and expen-
 ses si the Company, lp.2sl.f4 Cash Balance now on hand. 1.76S.07 Increase of cash on hand over last
 year, .27a IA Presen, Capital or Fund of the
 Company 2oa2o.36 This Company has now been in snneessinl operation 70 years, during the whoIo of vFhi1A lime t has never made an assessl1leHr apon ne Wembevs of the company and has st ihls lime : Cash Fund of @4,763,97, safely invested md drawing interest, the amount Of Interest received up to the present time, heing more than 1l,50O, andifom ihe pubic tavpF every where besiou ed lbon ]: has within the last two yeaEe increased its cash fund from e, I97 II to. .e4, ,783 97.
 The Directors Of this Company are confident that the planet InsnTance adOpted bythem will meet With hearty response from all intelligent friends Ot the principle of Mutual lnsnfance.
 This Company insure only in this Ssafe, and take no risks on Mills, Goods in Stores, Stops, etc.,. or in exposed Village or Ci&g pFopeF1y h,,f connne their business entirely 10 farm property and isolated buildings. and their conients--of one risk. This Company will adiust all claims with promTitness md Hberality, aad if ae aay time a difference should arise between the parties, an such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the County each party selecting one, and i;l case they do not agree, third person shall be chosen. and the award of all, oT any two of them. shall be fiRaland conclns,ye. O0gce2,S or Exhe COasaa1sseaF.
 J. G. BECKWITHs President.
 OLIVER GOODWIN. Treuswsfr.
 JaS0.F WMI1XAnG, .Seoresarv. s.E
 D6s.eeE09.S.
 #J; c: BECKWlTH, IA s LEWIS OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC. SANEORifl SETH P. BEERS, lROBBTNSBITTEHfI.
 STEPHEN TR0WBRIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of HaT Twinion.
 General Agent. AGENTS or THE COMPANY.
 Leman w Cutler, Wateriown; Daniel B. Brinsmade. Washington; David c. Sanicrd, New Milfords Rufus Fsiief, Jr. Kent Rich. ard Smith. Sharons Fraderiek Kellogg, Corn. wall; Joseph !. Gaylord, Goshen William VI. Burall. Canaan; Donald J. Warner, Sal- 'isbmyS s. D. NoNhway, and John Dewe.L Norfolks RoeessH. Milla. New Hapford George D: Wadhams. Torringion Lewis Smith, Harwinton; John c. AmBler, Reihlem: ,gohn Aherneihy and George B Forest. Wood- bury David c. Whittessy, ,-t tssw Pres.op Reuben Rockwell. Coleksook.; 5. John Hins. dale. Winstcd; John N. Hal, New Canaan E. TaimadFRe, Piymonth Persons wishing to get their huiIdipss in. snred can apply to either of the Agen,s, or to the Scefcisfy.
 ,. @. BEcKwfrH, President.
 tJAsaN WHlrsEc. Secretary. Liichfeld, July 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
C@ssae Ksat0

0THE enclosure oi ,he sub.c,;. eVv hess on or about the pA,h ar July last, one e,nall light briraIs SHEER with white spot undor bis helI,. ao artificial mark. The owner is recues,sa to prove properly, pay charges and ,sh < h;,a away. WEBB 6 GREGORy Cornwall Bridge. August lsth, Is5S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
EE.OWR

REST Bsan5s Gsnessse Flonr. E.. ..,. LOW-Voa cAsH snLY. "
 A. c. BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
ED6a.Re.1!99.R,'' !

J, c. BECKWlTH, IA s LEWIS JASON WHITIMG D. c. .WHlTTLESEY OLIVER GOODWIN! DAVIDC. SANEORD SETH P. BEERS, lROBBTNSBxTTEI.f.
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN of Harwinion,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

LitcIilield, Jan 24th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
XMkes1 UaD.

K Neess U11. A BAY MARE wuh wh;,. strip in tho face, snppossd ,c ,,s hs
 - between . and 10 years olS = = artificial maiks lhas car see. "
 III BALDWIN Wilmington, Aug. sis.. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
SsgsIlsDees. Wse.

iFon sAK.R kshs d1bGs1lhss sSlIals fsnaals
 e1o Sheen. eonsiS,iag off lEwe1. Inrnhs anA
 WsshesA JOHN ykkllIN4R HEilsen. July lssh, lsEs.
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FROM TEXAS.

We have received files of Texas papers to the 18th in
slant The yellow fever ia slowly abating both in Gal
weston aud Houston. In the former city the deaths
average three four day, and in the latter about
three The fever still raging in Lavacca The total
number of deaths up to the 10Th instant were twenty
The total number Of deaths in Indianoa to the
same date were eighty-seven
Among the deaths in Indanola by the fever we notice
the OF Lieut. GEoRGE C. BARBER, U. S. Army, who
had been but few married the OF Ma
Jor Bsbbtt
The Victoria Gazette says that the removal of the
troops from the posts Northwestern frontier has
again turned loose the Indians upon the settlements
About ten days since band of Camanches came down
into the settlements below Fort Graham and carried off
about twenty-five head Of horses and probably other
plumber.
On the both utmo the battalion Of Fifth Infantry from
Phantom Hill, under command Of BreYet Col G. A.
Waite Lieut. Col 9TH Infantry Archibald Taylor Assist
Surgeon arrived and encamped at Camp WORTH
San Antonio The 9Th Infantry had left San Antonio for
the Rio Grande.
letter from Rio Grandc city says Camargo is now the
seat Of government for Tamaulipas that orders from
Mexico have been received fortfy Camargo ReynOsa
and Maamoros that Santa Anna has ordered 200
troops to the Rio Grande line that Clay Davis had killed
Mexican accidentally with his fist; and that Major
Roundrce had been attacked the salt Lake by four
Mexcaus and had two balls shot into his saddle but
escaped.
Two young men, named Butler and Goacher, on the
9th instant fell and fought Butler struck Goacher
with pistol holding the barrel in his hand. The force
Of the blow buried the cock Of the pistol in Goachers
skull and also caused the discharge Of the pistol But
Ter received the contents in his abdomen and died. and
Goacher was not expected to recover
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The Sixth Annual Agricultural Fair and Cattle Show
of the Maryland State Society is open at Baltimore
OF the character of the exhbiton-its extent and at
tracyeness and the general excellence Of The several
departments-the Baltimore American says that it
tany does fall behind the former exhibitions Of the
Society and in many respects it is believed will evince
i'm provement and advance.
This Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the trial Of the
draught horses mules and will be made at the
horse-track and the completion Of this business
u O'clock the ploughng match will take place. for which
there has been large number of entries.
The Annual Address of the Society will be delivered
Friday morning at l. o'clock, by c. p HoLcoMDE ESD,
Of Delaware and Immediately after the address the
ports of the Judges will be made, and the premiums
awarded and distributed
CHARLES d. CALVERT, Esq, who has presided the
Society with much dignity and ability since its first
organization at meeting Tuesday night announced
his intention to decline collection which drew forth
many expressions Of regret from the members present
The annual meeting for the election of President and Off
GERS Of the Society will be held this evening.
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entangling obligation to participate IN any policy,
war; or alliance which we are unable to justify be-
fore the world, and, what is much more necessary,
to our own calm judgments-wc should be well pre-
pared and should be ever ready to prove to all less
highly favored that having liberty, we know its
value that, 50 far from confounding it with license
and justification of every wild crusade, many OF
which once scandalized sister Republic, we know
bow to temper liberty with JUSTICE that we desire to
exhibit lamp to direct, not a beacon to warn off,
those who have been cheered by success and now
look trembingy to be assured that our example will
lead them to prosperity and honor and enable them
to shun the false lights which have misled the
nations who sought the goal of rational, orderly
freedom which we alone have attained.
1t would be easy from the above vein of sugges-
ton to educe few considerations which might not
be without some practical benefit if applied to the
very days in which we live. But we believe the
sequtur is sufficiently plain to be appreciated with
out our aid ; or, if we have any thing to add by
way of pointing the moral, we shall reserve it
for another opportunity.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29

Talk ABOUT RoosrERs.-The ordinary varieties Of the
domestic fowl completely oycrsbadowed literally and
meaphorcay by the shanghai Like Marcia the Shanghai
above his SEX and like every thing stills
in this world attracts corresponding degree Of admiration
Yet he is gHwkY colossus, made up amcy and unash-
i3naby;" shaky about the knees Dickenss giants
in Hesh he is uuscemly in appearance The
Chinese a wonderful people in some respects. BY a
deado process they reduce any species Of tree to the
size of cabbage, rice exaggerae small bird
animal by cultivation extraordinary bulk and altitude
The bas Of tho domestic cock and hen is believe the
Jungle fowl Of Asia mere bantam The jungle cock
sures when his dignity about eight inches in height
while the stumbling Shanghai rooster, which never stands
upon its dignity Tor il has none feed from the top Of
-four barrel Sire The Of power other conditions
being equal say the phrenoogists Now, by this rule the
Shanghai being six The sire Of the bantam ought 10 lick
said bantam other conditions being equal But they Amt
The Shan hai Il such poor spunkess creature that
pluck little cfclturc In feather breeche viii thrash him in
presence Of his assembled barren in less than three minutes
We speak by the card neigbor of Shnneha
and another neghbor cuates bantams and between tho
two fsthercd families there il III blood Among the oriental
brood there stalks rooscra kGock-kneed bob
tailed ungany OGRE With adecp asthmatc crow that sounds
like the believing bull calf through worsted stocking,
aud gait that reminds sou Kentucky giant. Between
him and N bushaw Of tic bantams the collisions are frequent
but all cases tho mandarin Of the Shangh after few in
efecua demonstrations turns in his track andvaoses with
prodgious strides the bantam banging his short tail
feathers like Cattle sark TO the caudal nppcndage Of Tam
Oshantcrs mare until the hold tears ont whereuron the
victor cevates his crest and INDUCES In alseto cocka
doodle doc We rejoice in these riumphs Of pgmym oyer
gawkysm for the fact is that tho misbegotten celestial has
vile habit 81 growing with all his might every minutes
So from o'clock A. NJ until daylight and hence hatred
Of Shanghai hope that when the Chinese rebels reach
Shanghai they viii annihiate the breod.N ISaadoy Tines
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29

THE HEALTH New ORLEANS continues to improve
gradually. During the week ending at six o'clock the
morning Of the 10th instant the number Of deaths in the
city was reported officially to be 1877, Of which 36
by yellow fever 90 by other diseases and by diseases
stated but IL appears that the nterments in four Of
the cemeteries for day not included in the total
The Commercial Bulletin says that the deaths from yell
low fever all told during the week did exceed forty
and many Of the occurring among those
irving sick from infected points in the interior the
river, along the coast Business was every day
wing, and New Orleans beginning to resume its
wonted lively aspect The Telegraph the ap
peaanCe Of white frost there the night Of the 10Th
instant.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29

"a COUNTERFEIT DErEcToR" ONCE Notwithstanding
less than month since at the pains of correct
ing very gross and to unaccountabe which
appeared in sem-monhly publication, forwarded to
from Cincinnati, entitled "Dyes Bank Mirror" wherein
the paper Of the wcll-known, long-established and
highly respectable banks Of the District of Columbia was
quoted at higher discount than the issues f there be
any Of certain concerns, whose had died
from remembrance and were brought to mind again
only by perusa in this Mirror We then also gave
such statement of the banks in this District might
and should prevent oil mistake about them abroad and
Of inferred that previous would be correct
ed, and the public longer abused in publications pur
porting to guard them from deception Such reasonable
expectation has not been met, however; for "Dyes
Bank Mirror for October 10Th comes to US freighed
with the Objectionable matter that Of last month";
the only alterations being those Of placing the paper Of
the real and fictitious establishments Of our District upon
general footing Of discount Of iro per in Gin
cinnah, and the Of the ten per cent discount
against Corporation paper; The only conclusion TO
be drawn from this is that Dyes Bank Mirror" does
not wish to be set right and prefers circulating false in
telligence to true.
Instead Of our good bank paper being at to per cent
discount in Cincinnati, it ought to be at premium for
banks draw New York at one.fourth Of one per
cent, whilst exchange in Cincinnati on the East is
three.fourths.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29

ARRIVALS FROM THE PrsHrNo GRouSDs.--From fifteen
twenty sail Of vessels arrived at Gloucester Mass
towards the close Of last week from the northeast fishing
grounds Most Of them have been absent three months.
Mackere we're very scarce There are yet nearly five
hundred sail Of American fishing vessels the coast
Some two weeks ago there feet Of two hundred
making habor at Port Hood, all having very slim fares
on board The British naval squadron has been ordered
to remain on the ground until the 18th Of December
Some Of the captains of our vessels think that the
steamers have cruied the ground much for the
past that it has been great injury to the
mackere frightening them away md breaking up large
schools by their noise, &c
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Major General TwIGGs has been ordered by telegraph
to proceed at into the Cherokee Nation which is in
the limits Of his military division command The Secre
ary of War; instead Of placing troops under the actual
orders Mr. DREw, the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
that quarter for the suppression Of the troubles
the Creeks has thus devolved the duty of taking the
cessary military steps to that end upon Gen. T., who,
under the law is responsible for the of all mill
tary movements there Gen. TwIaos has such expert
ence as embraces surety that while he will do nothing
rashy he will settle all the troubles in the quietes pos
sible way and in the shortest possible time.-Sdr.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS CANDIDATE.

qualification of all readers of TASTE rather than for
any advantage which our publication of them
can now effect in their peculiar 'ocalc. From Dir.
WMrHRor's pen we are always sure Of graceful
dicton, with the justest sentiments; but the Wing
gubernatorial candidate was comparatively unknown
to us until his answer to his nomination reached us
and disclosed his high intellectual qualities, his fine
sense, and his independent spirit. We think that
every candid reader will admit that all these attri-
butes breathe through his letter, which we subloin
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ADVANCE ON THE PRlCE or CUMBERLAND CoAL-In con-
sequence Of the advance OF eghts coal upon
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Of fifty cents per ton,
the several coal companies in the Cumberland con region
have made corresponding advance in the present prices
shpboard COAL and the several points Of delivery
The prices will be follows on shipboard at Locust
Point viz: S485 for lump 81 for Of the mine, and
sc. rs for 6ne.