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'INHE UNDERSIGNED, rroprietors Of lhs
different Hotels in Washington, are comIti,e'
to advance in the prices for Board 10 TWO DOL
LARS AND PITY CENTS per day; slso, stf T. T.
DOLLARS per week for --eals, ON and sitter tDs ~
Of November next.
NJ A. DEXTER, National Hotel
r. y. * VI. BROWN, Browns Ho'ei-
H A. WILLARD, Wizards Hotel
DANIEL ID. FRENCH, irving honss'
RIB HACKNEY. L. s. Hotel.
W. GADSDY, Gsdsby's Hotel.
re c0-,ilE-
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ExCAvATIONs & Emb,,,-
RATTLE.

IN THURSDAY, November 81, viii \. r,e-,
" the Green Tree House. nae Young aapss'
BUGGY. aud HARNESS AV@st,
No ice is hereby given 10 tho>e who b.,.,,
cha nce- in The aboy- to attend Ilucusl, A. 1 .,h
.. m The rattle viii certainly tome IN 0"s
A few chances are left, " hich csp 10 h...
plying Ia j S"GRASN, Green Tree Houss D.
or 10 Mr.. W. A. Mulloy, Capitol Hill. ave
OBI
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTYrRsHIp

TUE rtnership existing under The AaIae Of 3
1 Myar Co, II this dry dissolved Nv mum,
consent f.F MiRRkUu
' he hhsircss will hereafter lee con6ucied by y
Il, r. who respect llv solc continuation n III
patronage kin,iiy bestowed the fs u,ar coLarrn
Washington. October -, 1913.
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IIARPER'S M A G. ZINE for No
Yemhar ter sale II InE : LII l. l. NuluN :

HARPER'S M G. ZiNE for No
IL vember ter sale IT JOE { II | A0lOA>
Bookstore
Putnam's Magazine I, November.
knlckertOCkrr 60 do
Jane Seton. or the King Advocate; Scottish
Historical komsuce-
Spiritua,iSm ty Judge Edmords and n 2. Tai.
ma ige
.Justo Ucundsno. Prince OF Japan
Kate Gesrey. or Irish Life in CadOn.
Subscriptions received for sny Of the h.gsEiDss u
Periodicals pubsi ed, and delivered IN any Isu 81
the city, sell: mail 10 any ant Of the coGntH
Stationery. Books, Newspapers. and everything u
the cheap publication line for sale at
JOE SIIILLINGT0NS Bookstore.
Odeon Building, corner oi II street and PenDSyht
uia avenue. Agent for the New York Herald
Tribune, aud Times. &C 3l-8
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DoWEr, OF THE pops ~ ths MAJ

i ACES: Kate Ge-rey. Irish Lie In Iousn
Ju~tn UcGuduuo. Prince Of JaP"n: eSslds nom y
FRI nth. cf j. Colin &c riauc,: Cattar. Copvcrs.
toIs; the celebrated clifton Tracts vols. all n.
STANDARD Catholic Publications. with = lar. a..,-,
NETT of h autiful CATHOLIC Books >ui;sbie fog RE.
ems Bibles ami Prayer Rooms in various sty'es =,
binding. and very cheap. for 81 ? at the ,istbol,
BO0kStOr" Of ". A KENNEDY
sth g lr.~e,u q sad n
IN { received Co2ciliuai ricrarium Tctiu- sIo-,
ict Seplentripnslis Fo-israte Baltimore Hulitun
ArIna 1852 Or 3T-ao3t-
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I OST-A check on Selden, Withers & Co, drawn
IL by Royce Taylor, in favor of L c. Nelson, or
bearer, for one hundred dollars No. 1922 dated Dc
tober 49, 1853. Payment having been stopped, the
finder will confer favor and be suitably rewarded
by returning it to the subscriber Messrs Boycs
Taylor, Georgetown. &c NELSON,
oc 31-3t*- Alexandria
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TEE NEW YORK STORE.

H. MISS McuGAW, has retained from NeN
49, York with an unsurpassed aseCnmsbt IN -
EtE B0NSETS, CAPS, READ DRESSES, fLo"
W. Frs, FEATHERS. RIBBONS, LAME Dc
Trimmings Perfumery, sc. Ladies are requesteu +"
cali aud examine for themselves. -,
Wanted-A young LADY 10 learn the uIes.
making. A good sewer will be taken Tor -hoi'
time.
Bridge St, next door to the fost Office,
oc os-eoIms Ge1rgetOwn.
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new MILLINERY

IN MISS MORLEY wi.hes to inform tbs 4.
~ aldits that She has Just retarned from Yrs
~ with larg" supp's of Fashionable good. ana
invites their attention tefere purchasing elssvh--
Her rooms the north side of Pa ayeuu, ps.,
10Th trpet.
Wanted-Seversl goOd Milliu@rs
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~ L. U. u. F.-With unfeigned sorrow the
AS Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge of the Dis
tr'ct 81 Columbia announces to the Order of this u-
rlsdicton the death Of the X. w Grand Secretary,
w H. NJ Perry, which took place this morning; and
tnat meeting of The Grand Lodge will be held on
THIS EVENING, ut its Hal on eth street at Z
CLOCK, to make the necessary ARRANGEMENTS for his
funeral Officers and Past Grands sre requested 10
be present C CAJVERT
O. oI--lt- Grand Master
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EXHIBITION M FOWLS.

fINHE exhibition Of FOWLS will commence on
L THURSDAY, November 3, at IL o'clock q. IN.
at Clagett Il Dodsons Rooms, corner of 9th ST. and
"a. avenue, and continue till Friday evening. Mem.
pers with their families and contributors admitted
gratis. Price Of admission 10 cents
Contributors will observe that the cages sno1td pe
neat, and portable possible, and each 70 De iape
led with ihsr own names the species OF fowls, and
CHARLES g. PAGE,
Chairman Ex. Com Hort. Association.
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NEW SILVERwARE.

NJ W. GAIT & BROTHER Girr sn unrSuaIg
M. large assortment Of the latest styles Of III
veiware, consisting Of
Tea Sets. Pitchers. Gobi-tS, Cups. Spoons
Forks. Ladies, Napkin Rings, Fish Knives
Preserve and Jelly Spoons, Cake knives
Soup Ladies', 8 gar Sifters, Crumb ScrSpers
Cream Ladies Sugar spoons, Ice longs
Gravy Ladies', Pickle Knives and Jerks. &c
The above all Of own manufacture I'LL
warranted pure silver.
NV GAIT 4 BRO,
Sign of the Golden Essle,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

FJNH0SE ladies who have lot received intlisa%ss
to the PRESIDENTS MOUNTED " arr
BALL will please send their names and reriue"
to Mr. John T. Evans at his Hat Store, doors ,Iu
the corner Of 18th street, and Pa avenue, sh0''
they can he obtained of him. .,,,
oc o5-eost. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Ala WILLIE DE PARIS.

* GAuTiER would respectfully inform hi. ps
- irons spd tie luh!ic generally. that his rss
es.ai li>hmeut. On the Avenue. between 18th ami
sr;. 18Th St.-ts will not - @; ened MI MONDAY
Dt;NING next, November eth, owing 10 want ii
comp elton in some Of the Arrangements All on.
ders with which IL NAV be favored the preS,ut
week will receive prompt attention if Ieft at The
above place.
Co 3l-llw- Union INTEL
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M a r r yEn

On the 25,h October, by the Right Reverend Arch
bishop kenrick, WILLIAM G. WROTH to MARY
daughter of the late DIR. William Potts, all of Balti
more city.
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WHAT IS THE MATTER THE Balti-
more american has failed to reach lis be-
fore II O'Clock in the day for several days
past. Stir up your mail boy, Mr.. Amer
jr0n
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~ National Medical C0lIege-Pro-
US fessor Lewis Ii. Steiner, NJ. D., will deliver
the introductory to the annual Of lectures in
this institution at IL o'clock, MONDAY, the 3lst
October, in the anrhitheatre of the Washington In.
Urinary. Il. 4. STONE, M. D., Dean.
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NJ edical Department. Of GEORGETOWN
COLLEGE.

Corner of r and 18Th Streets
DROP. s. C. BUSEY, NJ D., win deliver the intro.
L ductory t. the regular annual course of lee
lures In this Institution, at ~ O'Clock D. m, on
MONDAY, the 3lst instant, in the chemical Hail of
the College. Entrance on street
The medical profession, students of medicine and
the public genes.lly arc invited 70 attend
FLoDoARDO HOWARD. n D..
90 22-5t- Dean, 20.
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HS- The jurors and Witnesses sum-
oned 10 appear before the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia for the county of Washington are
adjourned till the !th Of November next.
JONAH D. HOOVER
oc Silt. Marshal n n
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Union 4 Intel
HOGS FOR SALE.

Oh To rs Ii.aiS, weighing from 70 Ia $50 pound,
~ each. Also, 80 PIGS, from week. 10 /.
months Old. an in the order.
Apply to q. PATTEN,
c. 3l-ls- corner Sth and streets
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ID d D.
On the eth October, at his residence in Prince
w illam county: Virginia, DIR. ]. NJ. A. MUsCHETT.
i'll the 33d year of his age
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BRICKS. BRICKS.

1N1R sale, cheap tn close consignment, ajO0vQ
Il m.rchantsble BRICKS. Inquire OF
j. II. NoRIHINGToN 4 O.,
Cor. 18th and streets. near the Csnsl.
Or 3l-6n3t-
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!, sTRAyED OR STOLEN

O. STRAyED OR STpLEN-A
VEH4 setter Pup. about months old, with yeI
HH low ears, yellow spot the top u the
-4<<zkA1hesd. and yellow around the eyes. A lii
eIal reward viii ic liyen for the delivery OF sad
dog. or giving Information shat Sii esd u BIZ r.
coyery. Apply at In. store OF VI. c. p. WANE ALL,
corn-r Of ~. STREET and sew York avenue.
or 3l-3ts-
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

NrR have just 'eoeived, and are new landiUg
w load of superior Cumberland COAL
W. T.. WATERS CO.
ofics on the corner Of 18th and eta.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
II IL
OF THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS
THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully Sd
L nOuice 10 their military friends, the pubic 10
general, Aid the ladies in particular thst they vii
give one Of their POPULAR BALLS ON Thur
DAY, December lst. 1868. being their third snhuSi
Ball. No pains expense VIII Ie spared 10 IH1
this Bail 20 off witk the .,1t that hgs hrrt'C
fore characterized the l,a,s OF Tie "Continrn'A'
Guards"
THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
oc 2g-d-
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URe large circulation Of the STAR
makes ii the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. II has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ingfon dailies combined.
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VTo insure the insertion Of Ad YER
tisements they must be brought to cur
counfing.roosss before ~ o'clock NJ,
otherwise they r,sy nof appear unsii
the next day.
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Commercial advices from India and
China were comparatively favorable.
The Japan Expedition had returned
from Jeddo, having met with a friendly
reception. Commodore Perry had an in
teryiew with two Imperial Princes. lie
delivered the Presidents letter and is to
call next spring for a reply. The Amer
leans and japanese parted with mutual
expressions of good will.
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MORE HOT WATER FOR THE ADMISISTRA-
TIoN.-From what seems to be understood in
Washington, we have reason to believe that
the President is far from amiable concern
ing disposition manifested in two counties
| OF Massachusetts, in favor of a renewal of the
coalition OF 1850 between thu Democrats and
Free Sellers Of that State 1t will be remem
bered that the Pierce and Greene wing Of ''the
Harmonious there, only re- united with those
| who, by the coalition of 1850, elected Boutwell,
Governor, on condition that they would not
repeat that offence. 1t seems however that
in two counties-which each elect three SEN
ators-the State spOls are proving too strong
for the brethren, who have recently Gin Coun-
ty Conyention) agreed to support ono Free
Soiler for the Senate, lin each of the two
counties,) on condition that the Free Sellers
will vote for two Democratic nominees in their
respective counties News of this arrange
ment having reached this PORT, it is very
probable that the Administration have taken
measures to break up the arrangement, by
denouncing the renewal of the coalition in
voiVed IN this bargain, and having it thorough
ly understood in Massachusetts that any Fed
erai office holder who gives it his countenance
shall walk the plank" Our readers will
please look ont for news from Massachusetts,
shortly, embracing, in black and white, the
Administrations manifesto on the subject
From what we hear of it, it will probably at
once put stop to this incipient reunion of
what in 1850 was known as the Massachusetts
Coalition. There is nothing like taking such
matters in the bud, as has been done in this
ease. ~ i.t.
NAVAL OFFICERS ORDERED, DETACHED,
&C.-The officers some time since ordered to the
steamer Allegheny, have been transferred to
the sloop- Germantown, now fitting out
at Boston. They are as follows: Commander
VIM. p Lynch; Lisutenanss D. B. Ridgelsy
ana VIM. L. Bianton; Pnrssr John Debree
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Chairmao Ex. Com. Hort. Association.
oc 31-d4t-
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ID i H II
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons IL
able to pay taxes in the Town Of Cornwall
that have received warrant to collect q
Town tax on the list of said Town for 1852
For the purpose Of receiving the same will
will be at the etore Of F. w. Pierce in Corn
wall Bridge on Friday the Cd day Of Septen,-
Dor next from to 10 o'clock A. NJ, and at
the store Of Pratt & Foster in West Cornwall
same day from to S O'Clock P. M At the
stole off B. Doughty in Cornwall Hollow on
Saturday, the Sd DAY Of September next, from
0 to 10 A. NJ, and at the store Of ]. W..
Beers in North Cornwall same day from to
o'clock P. H., and at R. Payne's Hotel in
South Cornwall on Monday the 5th day Of
September next, from 9 O'Clock A. M. to 4
o'clock p. NJ. ,.......- ..t.
All persons neg!ecting 10 pay their taxes on
or before the above mentioned days must ex.
pect TO pay fees for collecting.
JASPER P. BREWSTER, Collector.
Cornwall, August 9th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
LATER FROM EURoPE.
New YORK, Aug. Z.

New YORK, aug. Z.
The Collins steamer Baltic, arrived at IL
O'Clock to day, with 167 passengers. She
was obliged To decline large amount oil
freight. Among the passengers are T..
Butler King and Bishop Mcllvaine. The
Africa arrived out on The morning of the
24,h ult.
The ship I. z from New York for Lv,
erpool, was burned at sea, July 7th. Cap
tain and all hands saved bv ship Ebenezer
at Liverpool. Cause Of fire spontaneous
combustion.
The Turkish difficulty is considered SET
tied, although the Cars acceptance Of The
proposal is not vet announced. His assent
is daily expected, and till received nothing
definite can be known.
The crops Of England on the whole are
good. In Ireland satisfactory. No poia>
Toe rot.
From France there is no news. A cor>
respondent says the opening Of the French
ports to the import of bread slufs is more
10 quiet anxiety Than from any fear OF scar
city.
Chris,iana Of Spain is in Paris intriguing,
they say, to marry her daughter 10 Prince
Napoleon, and TO Sc: them up as King aud
Queen Of Mexico or any South American
state that will accept them.
The grape disease is feared in Portugal
1t is reported that England is negotiating
with Denmark 10 obtain command Of the
Baltic.
II war arises with Russia it is feared that
bread stuffs will be shor: in Italy this year
The Costa affairs remained unchanged.
The ST. Louis had left Smyrna, and two
Austrian frigaies had arrived.
All quiet at the Cape Of Good Hope
June Il,h.
The Indian mail has arrived at Trieste
bringing dates from Hong Kong TO June
7th, Calcutta, June 10th, and Bombay
June Goth.
The Empire of China is divided and Nan
kin is Independent of the Tartar dynasty.
There was great anxiety at Canton, and
fears were entertained Of rising.
From Burmah the intelligence is that no
advance is 10 be made upon Ava.
VIENNA, July %.
A conspiracy has jus, been discovered,
and forty seven persons, some Of them stu.
dents, have been arrested.
The differences BET ween Austria and
Switzerland are nearly settled.
The vanguard Of she Russians entered
Bucharest on The 18Th.
The misunderstanding between the Aus
TRAN Government aud that of The Uniled
States IS likely 10 be serious one.
On the 18Th, as soon as the two AusIri'
an iriga; les BellODa and Novaria sailed int,
SMYRNA harbor, the U. S. sloop weighed
anchor and left.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
DOES NOT EVERY MAN, WOMAN,
AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST

in having the health Of themselves and friends
restored and preserved 2 At thisseason Of the
year nothing is like using good and useful
corrective, and giving the system perfect tone
TO endure the heats Of Summer, and changes
Of Autumn and Fail. No article stands so
high in confidence Of the community, (beiDg
recommended and used by eminent Physicians
ana distinguished citizens,) as
DR. S1EPHEN yEwErT's JUsrLY AND HIGHLY
CELEBRATED HEALTH RESTORING BITrERs,
which have been tried and proceed and found
to be superior TO ell other preparations for the
cure Of ell diseases arising from Impurities Of
the Blood Derangeme5t Of ths Stomach, Bow
els, Liver. OF Nervous System, and remarka-
bic for their strengthening. iDvigo,ative, res
torative and cheering properties. A single
Trial viii prove their efficacy, (see recommen-
dations in Pamphlets.)
Also the Pulmonary EIirir and Strengthen
ing Plaster. r+tss
For sale by appointed Agents in every town
and village in New England, and by des:ers
n Medicines generally. Agent, A. c. Smith,
Litehfeld, Conn. fs. Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
-~~~1~~ ~~>~--@~->@-| @~-@"-~@-----
CALAMIrlES IN PERSIA.

Letters from Erzeroum, dated IRON Te-
heran 10 May 18Th, and from Tabreez 10
the 29'h, supply The following details Of The
late calamiiOus occurrences IN that country
brief statement Of which has already been
given:
"On The Sd Of May, the towns Of Shiraz
and Cusl,an were leveled TO the ground by
Il violent earthquake, destroying $4,000
souls in the former, and 5000 in the latter
phce, and entirely drying up the fine river
Zsandervnd, upon which the Town oc Is
pahan, in great measure depends for it's
supply of water. The drying up Of the
river was followed by on extraordinary
fight of lOcusis, which in few hours laid
waste the luxuriant crops of wheat and
bal riley, and destroyed the blossoms of the
fruit trees. At Khorassan, a pesiilence
broke out in the month of Regal (Apri)
and iyphus fever of the most deadly nature
was raging throughout Asirabad, Mazrad.
eraD, and the TurcOman desert willis. at
Feheian, on the 18Th of May, where chO
era mOrbus was carrying off no less than
one hundred and fifty souls per diem, an
inunda,ion had swept away eighteen dwell.
ing houses, a public bath, the ice depot,
and several men, women and children -
Fortunately for the city, (lor otherwise the
consequence 10 life and properly would
have been much more serious) the water
from the Eosse or ditch which surrounds il
burst out on the plain, washing away the
most luxuraDt crops 0f corn and forests Of
fruit trees, with a number OF horses and
catile. In the midst Of all these calamiles
whilst the Shah and his court have fled TO
Imama. the Prime Minister end his rela~
tions carried out their Giabolical system of
oppression Of the poor, turning deaf ear
10 The petition and complaints Of The peo-
pie, unless accompanied by fee."
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
DIR. ROOTS PILLS.

ants Of Litchfield county should prefer Dr..
other Medicine in use, as old DR.. ROOT. the
original maker Of them was resident Of Ca
naan. aud while living enjoy ed the reputation
of being the most skillful Physician in the
country. The Pills are composed Of twenty
kinds Of rare medicinal vegetables. although
active and thorough in their operation on the
system, yet they are so carefully medicated
that they can be given TO the most feeble per-
son With safety.
We confidently recommend these Pills to
the afflicted, as being superior in every respect
to any article Of the kind in use. They are
sold at the low price Of - l-2 and IS cents
per box. by merchants throughout the country.
@ Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
RAILROAD oArAsrRopHr.

IL Men killed, 90 WOunded.-.A Ter.
rible catastrophe occurred on Tuesday
evening, on the Belvidere Delaware Rail.
road, 81 Bulls Island, nine miles from
Lambertville, N. J. Ten persons were
killed on the spot, and one has since died.
About twenty others are more or less
injured. The accident occurred by a
train Of ten platform cars being thrown
off the track. The train was conveying
the labOring men of the Company to
their hOmes-altogether over two hum
dred men-when it was thrown from
the track. It was backing down the
road, about shutdown. when q COW sud-
denly jumped upon the track. almost
under the platform OF the foremost car.
The car was thrown off, and FIVE others
followed before the locomotive could be
stOpped-some Of them being overturn-
ed, and others set up on end. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
MADEIRA

The relief sent by the charitable of Bos-
ton and New York, TO the sufferers from
famine in Madeira, was properly distribu-
ted. and is stated not only 10 have allevia-
ted distress, but 10 have saved many per.
sons from starvation. The Portuguese au-
ihoriiies promptly suspended their tariff
aud admitted these donations free Of duty.
The commander Of oar Naval Forces on
:he west coast of Africa, has iraversed the
Island, and reports that every where the
greatest gratitude was felt for the very
prompt and liberal aid from America. He
says that there is every reason 10 iear that
the distress Of The cOminG::year will be even
greater than that Of the past, for The grape
crop is sill blasted. If SO, our generosity
may be again needed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
WAanrnnrnN. Aur. 8.

The Postal arrangements between Bre>
men and the United States, are complies
ted, and will 60 out in the next steamer.
A large Committee Of Printers waited
on the President to-day TO demonstrate
against the appointment of A. G. Sea-
man of Conn.,, who has been appointed
Superintendent of Public Printing
They state that he is incompetent for the
place. The Democrats also state that
Senator Toucey. who strongly urged
Seaman's appointment, did SO from self
ish motives, being the owner of a paper
mill in Connecticut. The President Is
undecided in the premises. = Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-11
FOR SAFE

A VALUABLE LUT OF LANW the
south side Of Prospcc, Street, ton,asni0g
between 10 aud II acres, nearly all OF
which, is frs, rate meadow, with about 80
Apple Trees Of engrafied fruit. There ID
On said land large end good Barn. Also
near the centre Of il, a valuable spring.
which viii furnish an abundant supply nf
water through the driest season. The
above lot is in square and handsome
form, aid well adapted TO building LOTS
and can be divided if necessary. The
prospesl from said land is fine, commando
in o half mile Of the Court House and ad-
innin9 the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Swaas
For lurJher particulars, enquire Of out
OLIVER GOODWIN.
Litchfield, July 10, 1853. lO5un