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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Association for the Relief Of the Poor of
Cumberland,

Cumberland.
Below we publish the correspondence be.
tween the President Of the Relief Association
Mr.. VIM. R. McCuley, and Messrs. D. c.
Bruce and Chas P. Manning, Superinten-
dents of the Constellation Coal Co., Of Ale
gany county, which breathes true spirit Of
benevolence on the part of the Superinten-
dents towards the laudable object of the Re-
lief Association-.that Of providing fuel to
those in need. The Association has relieved
the poor of our city from an immense amount
of sufering-in the supply of means OF subsis-
tence, fuel, etc The severity Of the winter
demanded that something should be done to
alleviate the sulTerings of the destitute and
needy in our midst, and we are pleased to re-
cord sucE benevolent acts as those referred to.
The following is the correspondence:
CUMBERLAND, Dec. 81. 1864.
d. GO. BRYCE, ESQ, Supt G. Coal Co:
ISOLATION for the Relief Of the Poor" of Cum
berland. have been instructed to communi
cate with the representatives of the coal conf
ranies of the county, ts solicit donations Of
Coal, m furtherancc of the laudabie object
contemplated by the Association. A doua
ton from your company will be gratefully re-
ceved and propssly dispensed by the Asso-
citation.
In the event Of your not feeling at liberty
to make as donstioR. please indicate the
lowest price at which you ear furnish. say.
about fifty tors Of coal. delivered in Cum
berland. Yours Respectfully,
WIN B. MoCuLLsY.
President, 30.
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CAPTURE o, A TsA1s ON THE BALrrxoRs l.

CAPTURE OF TRAIN on THE Baltimore l.
ONO RAILRoAD.-On Thursday night last,
An eastsrn bound freight train on the Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad was captured by .
guerrilla party of Rebels. near Dufheld's Do
Pot. The Rebels anticipated good prise,
they thought they had captured passen ger
train. and commenced asking where all the
passengers were. Finding they were mis-
taken they became eDr.ged. sad burn,d sv
sral Of the cars. They doubtless expected
that Gen Sheridan WAS on board. Before
they left the place they robbed tie engineer,
fireman and brakesmsn, Of all the valuables
they could End about them. A number of
Union troops. who were stationed near by.
hrstsned t. the scene of action. but the Rebels
had usds good their ssosps before they ar
rived .E
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WANTED.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.
OyyIcl OF COLLECTOR IHrrRHAL REVENUE,
EnuRra Disn or MARYIAan

OYYrcs OF COLLECTOR IHrrRHAL REVENUE,
FOURTH DIsr, OF MARYLAND.
Cumberland, Jan. 7, 1865.
The list Of special Income Duties for the year
1862 assessed at the rate ofFIVE PER CENTUM on
the Income for that year in accordance with the
provisions of the joint Resolution of Congress, APP
proved July 4th, 1864, has been returned to me By
the Assessor for this District a.d notice is given
that the said Duty or Tax is now due and payable
Payment Of the same is hereby DEMANDED, and
should be made at this Office on or before Tuesday,
the 3lst Of January instant. Persons, failing to
pay said tax within the time specified, will incur
penalty Of ten per additional thereon and the
tar and penalty, with interest and costs, will be-
come lien their real and personal property, IL
able to collection by distrant. Notice of Demand,
personally or by mail, will be served on all who
omit to pay said tax within ten days from this date
for which fee of twenty cents and mileage will be
charged.
~ Office Hours-From a. M, to p. m, in
elusive. EXCISE TAXES MUST BE PAID IN q.
8. MONEY. FREDERICK SCHLEY,
N. 8. FROST, Collector.
Dep Col. I'd Divs. 9Th Dist Md. Janl2-3t
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We call att ention to the advertisement of
Mr.. VIM. Brace, Civil and Mining Engineer.
to be found in another column of to-day's
paper.
Also, TO the advertisement Of the American
Gold Pen Co., New York. Their pens are
highly recommended.
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Psovosr MA.snAL or CsxszaLASD.-Ws
are happy to state that Captain james G
Lynn, commanding Battalion. and Md. Vet
sran Vol. Inf has been appointed Provost
Marshal Of this city. This appointment We
ar. sure, meets with general satisfaction
The Captain is an efficient officer and in every
respect perfect gentleman.
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TnE WEATHER for the past two days has
been Intensely cold, and ice has again formed
on all the streams. The present has been
indeed avery rough winter. alternating from
snow to rain. thus rendering the sidewalks
very dificlt to travel.
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COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS,

This Department Of the Monthly, under the in
mediate supervision of McLRsAS, the celebrated
Comic Delineator, will be found always rich in Wi,
Merriment, and appropriate Design.
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Coal TRADE The shipments of coal over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the week
ending Saturday Jan. 2lst 1865. amounted to
3,Ge9. O3 tons; for the year 10,652.1l tons.
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C,aseLrsArIey COAL c.. OF Mo,
GEsEAAL SUPERINrssDEafs OBFIcs.
kenpt tC,rooe yu>uaru1 1868


Noun. Sarage, January II, 1865.
VIZ. Z NoCCLLsY. ESQ.,. Pres't of the
- Association for the relief of the Poor" Cum
bertrand, Md Desr S,r:-Yeur letter of
the 9th Bsc'r. u.t- addressed to our Super
intendcnt of Coal Mines. (Mr B. G Bruce,
soliciting donation of coal in aid Of the lau-
dable objects of your association was duly re-
fsrred by ne 70 our President, in New York
city, With hearty recommendation for an at
6rmative reply
In response thereto I am authorized to say
thst this Company most cordially symr azhiz-
ing in the worthy object of your Association,
will freely donate to the Poor of Cumberland
ss we'll as other needy localities, all the coal
that nay be mined on their property, free Of
cost, and furthermore, will transport the same
over the Compuny's "Cumb'd and Pcuna.
Railroad" without charge, together with all
donations Of Coal from other companies Of
this region. which your own or other similar
Associations may be fortunate enough to OBJ
tain
Wishing your Association tho fullest sue
cess, am very especially and truly yours,
CHAs P. MANNrSs.
Genl Sup't. G. G. Co.
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Br.vrpsRr HALL.-Tbis place Of smuss-
ment is still open. Nightly the ball Is crowd
ed BY our citizens to witness the performances
of Mr.. J. T. Raymond's popular Dramatic
Company. We would invite all who desire q
GOOD entertainment to visit the hall tonight,
A a good bill is announced.
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LLOYD LOWyDES.
A. NJ. C. CRAMER

In retiring from the late firm of Lowndes l. Crsmer
would NEST respectfully present his thanks to the
numei Gus patrons and friends Of the old house and
kindly ask continuance Of their patronage to the
new frm-fulIy assuring them that they will al
ways meet with . prime stock and kind treat
ment.
Jan him
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E. g. n. II. ANTHONY & CO..

Z. & n. II. ANTHONY Il CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC MA
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STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC
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or these we have an immense assortment, including
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Oar Catalogue will be to any address receipt
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L. LYOMT PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,

SPARKLING CATAwDA VINES
Es.ai h Qualify and 0asqp. in fr'os aup ilsRsR..
diss md Winss Of hs Old World.
FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN.
FANTUM, BOWEL COMPLAINT, CRAAp,
collie AND DIARRHEA.
4 ssrs Cure 10 G1ar"',ed, ., tho '''"w OIL b ~
In support Of The above statements. are presented
the Certificates OF DR.. Jas. r. Chiffon. Chemist,
New York; DR.. Hram Cox Chemical Inspector,
Ohio; DR.. James R. Nichols, Chemist, Boston DR..
N. E. Jones, Chemical Inspector, Circisville. Ohio,
Prof. G. r. Jackson, Chemist. Boston; Dr.. Ch.s.
Uphnm Shepard. Charleston, s. e.; and J. V. z.
Bianey, and e A. Mariner, Consulting Chemists;
Chicago all OF whom have analysed the Catsx6a
Brandy, and commend it In the highest tsrms, Tor
medicinal use.
Analyss Of The Ma,.aehx,etts State danger, Jun. a.,
1858.
When evaporsted through clean linen IL lsf 10
oil or offensive matter In every respect i peas
its favor and aroma, is wholly unlike fusil, or gratn
oil. Its odor partakes Of both the fruit and
oil of grapes. With acids, ii produces others Of .
high fragrance. The substitution Of this Brandy
for Cognac Brandy will do away with the manufao-
ture of fctitious spirits sold under this name both
A. A. HAYES, n. D.,
As,ayer to State Mass, IS Boylesten ST.
By TIE Same. in 1864.
have analysed IL. LYONS PURE CATAwBA
BRANDY" with refeToucc TO its composition aAd
character, being the same as that produced In part
years. A sample taken from ten casks afforded the
same results with regard TO purity slightly in-
creased amount Of the principle on which it, lsror
depends determined by comparison With foEnss
samples.
The indications Of analysis show that this Randy
Is produced by the process as most Of ths in
ported Brandy. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, 81. D.. State Assayer,
Boston. July 20, 1864. le Boylsston st.
Manufactured emily by II. H. JACOB co.
ITO whom all Uiders should be addressed.
Dcrot 81 Liberty ST., New York.
Nov. "a, lse4-3p.
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A CARD.

The undersig.ed. in behalf Of the Asso-
ci.tion for the relief of the Poor" Of Cumber-
land. takes this method Of acknowledging the
foregoing donation Of coal, from the Con
solidation Coal Company Of Maryland The
thanks rendered to the Miners. in the employ
Of said Company, for the donation Of their
labor in the mining of said coal; as we'll as
70 Charles P. Manning, Esq, General Super
in.endent. and Daniel C. Bruce, Esq. Min
ing Superintendent, for their kind aud hearty
cooperation in the matter.
WIN. R. MoCULLEY, President.
Association for the relief of the Poor.
Cumberland, Jan. 81, 1865.
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Wash ngton Mills Flour.

20 barrels Of the celebrated Washington Mills
Flour, Just rsesivsd and for sale by
HARRISON D JENKINS,
JsA. n, cs1uW ef Raifinese Mechsaic So.
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have this day taken into partnership, Mr.. A. F.
Cramer Of Cumberland, Nd, The new business to be
conducted under the ZANE of Lowndes Crame- al
the old and well-known store-house ON Mechanic
Street, Cumberland
LLOYD LOWyDES.
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TO TIE
GROCERS OF CUMBERLAND. ND.
FRENCH COFFEE,
FRENCH MUSTARD.
TO THE

hENSh UT ICt
FRENCH MUSTARD.
WE ARE NOW MAKING THE BEST COFFEE
EVER MADE BY Us, AND WE CHALLENGE
COMPETITION We hare also determined that
no other manufacturer shall undersel Us, even with
an inferior article. We offer to tho Gtocsrs Of Cum
berland, our celebrated
FRENCH COFFEE
It is a pure and nutritious Coffee, and we will
put its quality against any in the United States.
The prices shall be made to pleasc-the standard Of
the Coffee shall always be kept up.
We are manufacturing
FRENCH MUSTARDSl
on precisely the process of the Imported Frenchit
will not ferment, and will stand any climate. We
ask a trial by Grocers.
FRENCH CORDLALSl
We can supply at less than one-half tho price Of
the Imported. We are now erecting machinery for
the purpose of putting up Oysters, Fruits &c, and
will be enabled to supply any demands. The Mcr-
chants of Cumberland may rvky upon gettiny the
best Of ecoa., aud no one shall undersell US. We
solicit their custom.
F.. BRoADBENT L CO.,
Dec. 2s.--4t. French Coffee Mills, BALTIC.
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CONSOLIDATION Coal Co. OF Mo-.

MINING SuPBRINTESDBSTs OFFICE,
Frostburg. Jan. 23rd. 1865.
". B. McCoLLEY. ESQ Prest Poor As
ISOLATION. Cumberland. Nd. Dear ri
have loaded and will dispatch as soon as pos
sible. two cars, numbered 176 and 2S5 res
pectively. containing % tons. II cvt of coal
to be distributed among the poor Of your city
by the Association over which you preside.
Very Respectfully.
d. C. BaucB, Sup't.
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TERMS OF
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H.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of Lowndes l. Cramer, conducted in Cumberland,
Nd was dissolved by mutual consent the End
inst. The Books and papers Of the late rm will be
found at the store, and all persons knowing them.
selves indebted, ssia call and pay their re.peeiise
claims. All persons having any claims against The
late arm will, without any delay, present them for
settlement
LLOYD LOWNDES,
A. N. C. CRAMER.
Crmberland fan IL 1865
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Jan. 5, 1858.

ISAAC WHITE would respectfully inform he
public that he continues the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
at the old stand North Mechanic Street. Cumber-
land. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late firm. be solicits and hopes 70 merit
Of the same
Cumberland, Jan. IL, l865-lm
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Special Notices.
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L TO NEFFOUO oUVFCNENo'
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tuated by desire to benefit others, will bc happy
to furnish to all who need it, (free of Charge, the
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informstion-of vital importancc-will be cheer
fully sent By return mail Address
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Dec. Ism. No. 60, Nassau St, N. Y.
P. S.--Eervous Sufferers of both sexes will find
this inform alton invaluable.
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CUMBERLAND. Dec 90. 1864.
THIS Bank has declared Dividend of SIX PER
CENT. for the last SIX months, free of Gov
erument tax, payable on Or after the third day Of
January next. -..-- B.T. SHnIvER,
Jan So Cashjw.
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