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Hills Hair Dye, 5Oc., Black or Brown.
Depot No Barclay street, and sold by all druggists.
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OPERATIONS or COM. DUPONT.
establishment OF n Contraban nd Colony
The Negroes Set to Work, Make Them.
selves Useful, &C., Sc.

The Negroes Set to Work, Make Them.
selves Useful, &c., Sc.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1862.
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Com. Dupont, enclosing = communication from Com.
mandsr Godon. dated United States steamer Mohican
March 30. from which kappears that the 17th ult
with tho launches and another boat he entered
Jekyl crosk and proceeded Dubgnon's place. where
manding tht stream and the remains Of camp some
two hundred mon. considerable number Of cattle
mained on tho island but very wild upon our men
approaching them. On the 22d the Bibb made her ap
pcarance, and Captain Boutco at once commenced
placing the buoys for the bar and channes
Godon says;--Contrabands continue TO come 10 us
sent . number BY the PotomskA to Fernandna and
also several by the Connecticut. We landed our 0ed
pieces aud strong force Colones Island and obtained
what needed and that night after again firing shell
two at Fancy Blun proceeded 10 50. simons There
landed sll te coptrabands, with their corn and pro
visions tools, o aud, having housed them set them to
work Already they have planted potatoes. Tomorrow
shey will begin prepare the land for corn They have
set up thos mill and have told them they 70 plan,
cotton and thus become Of TO themselves They
seem coutsusd; but, without vessel al tho other end
OF The island they In danger OF being ntsrersd with
by soldiers landing In that direction and approaching
them Al night. ST. simons Is nns, rich island abou,
Il Is said 10 DO healthy and thousand blacks could be
0ssfuy employed here and made sefsupportipg. Such
q colony properly managed would do much good Those
now hsrs, some forty In number, live on " Dulisrkngs
place, under cover Of our guns.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

Benutiful Complcxion.--Lnird's Bloom
Youth LIQUID Pearl preserving and beauying the
c'uoexon and skin. All druggists aud a. fS2 broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
THE FALL OF FORT PULASKI.

The Siege and Surrender OF Fort Pulas-
ki-The Advance OF the Union Army I'm
virginia-Map OF Yorktown and Its
Surroundings-Furthe Particulars or
the Great Fights at Pittsburg Landing
and leland No. 1O-Thanksgiving I'm
New York for the Recent Victories, &c.
All particulars received of the Siege and Surrender Of
Fort Pulaski Savannah by the Robcs 10 the Union
Forces, will be published In the FAMILY HERALD, ready
this wednesday, morning The FAMILY HERALD will
also contain interesting Letters from
giving full particulars IL the Advance of the Union Forces
toward Richmond, accompanied with Map OF Yorktown
and its Surroundings and Approaches Further Partcu
arsor the Great Battle at Pttsburg Landing and of the
Capture Of Island No TO- and all the Latest Intelligence
OF the Movements Of the Union Forces Throughout tho
Country; Late and Interesting Intelligence from the
Southern States Tho Latest News from Europe Reports
OF Sermons Delivered in New York last Sabbath In Com.
memoration Of the Recent Union Victories, and much
other interesting reading.
Terms-Two dollars per year. Single copies, four
cents.
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Mrs. Winslow,s soothlng syrup.

Prizes Csshed I'm all Lcgalized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No - Wall
street, up stairs, New York.
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OMcial Drawings Of Murray, Eddy d
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Glass l77-April Is 1852.
50, 55, 4, SO, 10, q, 46, 3, 20. ~, 26.
KKNrUcKy. Class 175--Aprl Is, 1867
AZ, 46, TO- IS, ~, 10, 8, IL, SO, 10, rs, 73, IL.
Circulars sent free Of charge * sseer 70
Covington, KY, or st. Louis, Mo.
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Omcfa1 Drawings Of the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KESrucxr, EXTRA CLASS l25-AprH 15. 1862.
80, 80, 35, 22, So, 81, 55, 73, 7, IS, IL.
DELAwARE, Glass 2Oc-April 10. 1862.
27, So, 10, 4, 81, G6, 80, 49, II, ls, go, 46, 50.
Circulars sent by addressing oyv ,o,n,s 90
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

pRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY. ssi BRooMR
ID street. Open nil the year.
Closing soifecs for The seuson,--
Wednesday, April ~.
"Wednesday, April 23.
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herring's Patent Champion Fire ana
Burgsr Proof Safes 5l Broadway Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

AZ Jener's, 5g3 Br0adway.-Ladies'
ufen o. 81 - ana VI ~. JEFFERS. 573 Broadway.
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Tus RsoaurrSo SERVICE. Since the recent order Of
Che War Department stopping the recruiting Of soldiers
seary forty officers detailed for recruiting duty have
bcsn ordered repair from this city 10 their several
regiments. Many OF them have been here since anu.
airy ast, and Is said that they hayo no, received
anything from the Recruiting Department in Albany for
their services or expenses since that time and are now
ordorod to activs service without dollar of
ton for thor recruiting duty. this bo true there is
o screw loose somewhere. "
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Fears Of tho Richmond People for the
Safety OF the City.

Richmond paper contains an editorial exhibiting
considerable fear for the safety OF that city, II init
mates that the Monitor, Nargatuck and Galsna, all
armorsd vessels, might easily come up James river,
md by their nvunerabity and powerful guns take and
keep possession Of the city To prevent such result 1t
proposes that the channel Of James river shall be OBJ
structsd by stone which says abundant for the pur
poee. and should be used at once. :.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

keefe's New Restaurant and Private
is sformer place of busin 50.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

photographic Albums-Elegantly and
ouraby bound and supped to the trade
A. DoWLlNG. 65 and Ct Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-Thc Best in the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold aud a..
Piled at BATCHkLORS Wig Factory. I6 Bond steret
CrtstadorO's Hair Dye, Preservatfva
and WIGS the best in the world Wholesale retail and
the dye privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

IIBBYs OYSTER AND DINING ROOM, lse Full
,an strcet-The finest Oysters, Steaks Chops, Cucs.
Ham and Esss Yankee Fish Cakes Boston Lo6siers Tes,
nce Aes xc Merchants and others Will md the articice
served Al this place the best la the market
yruE TWO sEvENs Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RE
csption Of old friends and customers with choics
every night No n cenweb avenue. SPENCER
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DEATHS IN llosPITAL.-The following is
a list Of the names of the soldiers who have
died in tie U. s. General Hospital in this
city during the past week.
Edmund S. Robinson, Private, Co. L. 18th
Va. Volunteers.
Waldo Williams, Private, Co. e. 18th
Va, Volunteers.
Wilson DAVIS, Private, Co. B. 18th Va.
Volunteers. .--.-.-.
Henry Davis, Private, Co. l. 18th Va,
Volunteers.
Washington D. Swisher Private, d. 18th
Va, Volunteers.
John N. Yost, Private, Co. c. 18th Va,
Volunteers.
Benson B. Wash, Private Co. E. 1oGth
\. Y. Volunteers.
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THE English OPERATIVES. Tho New
York Chamber of Commerce have Sc,
to work in good earnest to have shipped
TO the starving workmon of Lancashire,
England, provisions for sustenance du-
ring the present winter 1t is reurarka-
bic and noteworthy fact, says the New
York Times, that before the subject Of
sending relief to Lancashire had been
publicly preached in this country at all,
there was very general impression a.
mong the Lancashire sufferers, themsel.
yes that they would soon oltain relief
from America. This latter fact is brought
out in letter publ, he'd recently in the
Washington Chronicle, and dated Lon
don. Nov IS Il has this paragraph
"Ion may he surprised to fni tia;
among the half starved, out Of work cot.
ton labor rs Of Lancashire, Nsys is
rerg strong impre sian that hry ,riU
sogn rsc.irc D,Hnitic,a relirt' fran, the
United Nafrs Thcy .7sci his IN The
sinpc q grutn, AMI evidently remember
the liberal and seasonabIe relief which
America sent to ireland in 1913 IF
the United States coul.l b. reached on
foot, half million men, women and
children. from the cotton districts here.
would have their way months ago, to
the land Of the free and tina home Of
the brave IN tn ir presen; feeble condi-
ton they would lie of little uso any
Mnere. !"
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HEook EN- In"

containing so acres, more or less.
Also, those two parcels of land lying along
and fronting on the Potomac River, in or near
the town of Cumberland which is particularly
bounded and described in deed from Mary
Lynn and ers, to the Mary land Mining Com
pany, lated January 10Th and February End,
S44, and recor led among the Land Records of
said county. in Liber H. d. No. |, folio 40 &c.
Also, all the ri ght and interest of the said
Company, in and to all that tract Of land situa-
ted at the junction of Tills' Creek and Brad
dock: Run, continuing about acres OF land,
which is mere particularly described in decd
made by Joseph Dilloy and wife to the Mary
land Mining Company, dated Peb. IS, 1911,
and recorded among the Land Records in Liter
Ii. B. No. C. C. folios 20, 80, 81 and 80.
Also, all the right, titla any interest Of the
said Company, in and to all that tract of land
sold aud conveyed by Jno. Sef and wife TO the
Maryland Mining Company by fndenture bear
ing date January 5lst, 1916, anl recorded IL
mongsi the said Laad Records in Liber II. b.
Nc. / foIio 7d7 sc.
The above mentioned Tracts Of Land COM
pose the valuable Coal Property Of the Cum
5eriand Coal and Iron Company, n large por-
ton Of which lies in tho Fro>tburg region and
improved by numerous Miners Houses, Store
Houses. Dwellings, &c. together With all tie
'cessIry and suitable fztures for carrying OH
OF extensive mining operations.
And l hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 81 dag OF. January,
SOS, at II o'clock. A. NJ, at the Publ: Square
in the city OF nberlaud, viii offer said
property So seized and taken in execution, at
public auction. TO the Highest bidder for Cash,
to satisfy said claim aud Gusts.
THos. G. McCULLOH.
Dee. II, ts52-ts. Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

H.H EVANS, Editor and Proprietor.
Thnrsday MOrning::==::Dec. IL. 1862
Printers Notices.

Among the most amusing portions OF the
columns of every paper, are those notices
which occasionally appear at the head, in
most prominent and conspicuous position,
requesting subscribers to said papers to pay
up their subscriptions The tone of these
duns presents marked contrast to the la
comic and deeided style OF those which trades
men aud others put forth in the advertising
columns, and which they briefly but explicit
ly inform their debtors that, unless their ac-
counts are speedily adjusted, they will be put
into the hands of an officer fer collectiun.-
The printer on the contrary, speaks in a most
modest and deprecatorg manner, as il he were
in danger Of committing moral sin by re-
minding his subscribers that something more
is necessary to the patronage of paper than
a name and an unreJeemed promise to pay.
Such is generally the character Of his first
notices. But, finding that these do not sue
coed, and discovering that, of those wlIe are
indebted to him, probably ninety-one out Of
hundred amuse themselves with his green
ness in expecting to collect cash with few
soft words, our printer waxetb wroth, and
issues another pronunciameuto full of fire
and fury. He tells his nbduratei debtors
that printers cannot live on air that the pa
Per maker must be paid the wofkmen must
be paid the "decQ must also be paid; type,
ink fuel lights rents. &c. cost money . so
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50 Acres Of Land,

bounded rs follows, on the Saa,h nr the lots
numbered 2gs. and 295S Uow owned Is, James
Faulkner, on the North 5y Sylvester Mating
". on the east by land claimed nv Jacoh r.
Iaud, on the Wes; tr tie binds claimed uy
John Spurgeon, thess fifty acres Of land being
aciudei within the lines au. Limits Of Lots
Nos 2ss. aud 2391. Twelve auI oue-h,.i a.
crgs IN Tot Ne. z1>4. ii'v acres in all aud H.
scribcd in Il deel dated 31th lsrioher ls5J.
from Elizabeth Ringer 10 Ralph Tharer, and
rec orded in Liper ii. Il. NJ II, iDlio 500.
ALSUoHe lown lot in Seshys ..ort with
frame house one and half stories, a4t a log
hoase purchased by Ralph TLayer 0l David
ClyIaer
ALSO one acre irt with two story dwelling
aud stable adjoining Seiuyspori, purchased by
Ralph Thlyer OF David Hoffman j.. Also
cue 10: containing about one fourth OF m q
ere with dve.lins, or aud Il half stur.e= high
and small, shop purchased by Ralph ThaIeg
Q, Adam -andboweT.
Aud | hereby give notice, that on NON
D ~, the 5th day OF JASU AkI J S63, Ell
cicrk - n. in ruut Of ihe ST Ni,Lolss Ho-
tel. in the City OF Cumberland, wi. olFeF for
sale to the highest bidder let c.,sh,ai The right
title aul interest Of said Ralph Thayer. to lhe
said property so seized and taken IN eXtcu-
lion 10 satisfy s,ii claims AMI r.'st>.
H. L. ATKINSON,
Dec. llth-3s. i.1.e Sheriff.
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Williams burg,
and one tract of land called
Shepherds Tent,

Containing lol Acres, more or less, particular
Is described in a deed dated 5th day of Fehu-
airy, 1896, from Samnel Huff, Constable, to
Ralph Thayer and recorded in Liber s. folio
226, one OF the land records Of A!legany couu-
ty
Also all that piece or parcel of ground lying
in Sebysporr, being part and parcel of the
lots OF said town beginning at a stone stand
ing at the corner OF Hoffman old stote house,
run ming south IS degrees, East CT feet 'front.'
ing the main Street thence, North 81 degrees
East 100 ieet, North IS, West s5l feet, thence
by Straight line to the beginning, contain
ing 81 perches of land, more or less, and more
fully described IN deed dated lth December,
1874, from David Hoffman, ST., and Elizabeth
his wife 10 Ralph layer and recorded in Liber
EE folio 742, one of the land records Of Allie
gany county.
ilso one tract of land called
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.SHERIPP'S SALE,

pY virtue of five writs of Fieri Fa-
l\ eias, issued out of the Circuit Court for
Allegany County, and to me directed. One at
the suit of E Il S. Frey, against the goods and
cbattels, lands & tenements OF Ralph Thayer,
Richard Fsirall and William Browning One
at the suit of Jno. L. Edwards, administrator
OF Normand Bruce, against the goods Il chat
tells lands and tenemenIs of Stephen Thayer
and Ralph Thayer; One at the suit OF PHILIP
bergman against the goods Il chattels, Land s
q tenements of Ralph ThayeT, and David
Kent, and Joshua ii. Friend One at the suit
of Duyal keigler, l. Co.. and one at the suit Of
Brooks, Fulton, Co., against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenenents of Ralph Thayer.
ALSO by virtue OF four wris of Fieri Fa-
cias, issued BY Andrew Gender Esq. Justice
Of the Peace in and for Aliegauy Couuty aud
TO me directed one at the suit of Penniman L
ero., agans, the goods and ehattes, lands
and tenemenis OF Ralph Thayer Il Wlliam
Browning, one at the salt of White & Bro,
use of Philip Bergman, against the goods and
chatelS, lands and tenements of Ralph Thayer
and George 4. Fearer.
have seized and taken into execution all
the right title and interest of Said Ralph
Thayer, in aud to the following property to
Mit:
One tract of land called
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FROM Tie Ar:nY Of The Potomac.

NEAE FALMOUTH. VA. Dec. 5.-General
Sykes Division WAS reviewed by Gsnecal
Hooker Yesterday. at noon. /; w.s a Dnl-
liaui llIi,ir.
TIE enemy broke grounl, yesterday. in
the rear uf thcjr works, for the purp Sc Of e.
reoting Eew works. 1t appears as though
they ha! abandoned some VI their work and
again re crupiel them, especially the re-
l,u' t. oG their Jeff. Al day they were bu-
sy In >'reu gthcnins their battei,.~ Cavalry
aud infantry were easily liscerrabsc. drilling
in the rear ofthe riile pits.
Severn. III the Eighth PENNSYLVANIA Cav
airy have hcsn capiUr,i rs 'nc cnrinv down
in the v,clai;y OF From, Royal
Tie first Yesterday morning WIS 81 hesvy
that it i'nse1 Ike quite heavy all Of snow.
T~o of:-cr came M the Eappiia,a4ock
last evening, all the way from Pom Conway.
in an open bat;eau CT yawl. All the little
villages and points 81 interest along the reb-
Ell sides OF the river are picketei
/: has cloaied Up this morning. the air
being chilly and the atmosphere heavy. 1t
looks Ike rain.
4 day or TWO will give you some news, |
think Of Importance.
HsaiqHarfss .4EAay Of Potomac. Der. -
Las. night was intensely cold. and some Of
the troops suffered for want Of Blankets
fee formed in the Ponomac ana Acqui. creek
from !! 10 . inches thick. To Jay the SIN
came on, fair aud cheering, but the air con-
tirued piercing cold Tie roads are hand
but very rough.
Officers wei informed state that jackson
has arrived near Fredericksburg anl Joined
bis forces with those already there.
They also report that the enemy have ex-
tended tLeir lines several miles further dIwn
the Rappahahnock. The report that Ma;1r
Spauldsng Of the Engineer Brigade is under
arcs. f5r unnecessary delay in the Transport
ta,ion OF pontoon trains from WaShiugto- IS
unfoundei That officer has been conu.ea-
ded by his sUperiors for overcoming wei=hty
obstacles in exeeutin g.his orders. Their Lave
been field movements 10 day.
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Re0ecupati0n of Winchester III
The Fedora! lr0OnS.

New YORK, Dec -th.-Thc Herald has q
Harper's Ferry special dispatch. stating t,at
General Geary, with $500 iaftutry and
twelve pieces Of artillery and CITY cavalry.
marched upon Winchester on tie 3.3, and
demanded its surrender. which was compile!
wjth-the people exhibiting many signs of
ioy at his arrival. lie reports tn General
Socum that having left Uarpers Ferry ou
til Isl lie met tine eucmy'S cavalry under
White. Henderson and Baylor. 1T Charles
town. routing them with l,ss III Wounded.
and marched into Eerryyille the same ,veu-
ing, where he again met the enemy AMI d,rw
him into a tap, killed five and wounded
eighteen.
The same evening he Gauvackel three
miles beyond Berryvil'c. The uext dry ':r
advanced heyoua the 0peluaH. diminishing
with rebel cavalry aud infantry and tLea Ii
ouvacked at Ash hollow. DC weeu i rryyi,.t
and Winchester. Our troops e-q;urea one
hundred horses aud mules aE.l several Wa .a>
belonging Ia the rebels 4, Winchester. One
hundred and twenty-five rebels who weyc IN
able To escape were parriga. Seveuiy-t;se
conscriptS claimed protection which vas
granted, and five Of our own prisoners re-
leased. Gen Geary in pursuance of or icrs
then returned 10 iiarpers Ferry though large
dePuia'iors .! cil1sus begged him to remain
Our only loss was one Slightly weGaIei.
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Important from Mississippi.

CAIEo ILL.,, Dec. s.-From the Memphis pa
l'ers we learn that General Hovey's expedi-
ton, 0,Aot strong, which left Helena, Ark
some days ago landed 1t Friar's Point, some
ffteen or twenty miles below, marched,io Gre
NADIA, Miss and tcok possession Of iha, place
last Monday.
\ large uaF.oer os the citizens of G.eaais
fed on the approach of our troops.
The proprietor Of the Appeal removed his
newsraper. establishment to Marietta, Ga.
Before the Federal occupation of Grenada
the rebels burned some ft;eea or twenty loco-
motives and about hundrei cars.
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The Poor Man.

The present winter season Will doubtless
prove trying Que P'cn the poor Of this
county. Will. almost every article wi,nh
constitutes the uercs>Iries of lie aim, 81
doubled in valuation, Iy tins class especially
tie most rigid cconuU,y viii be- necessary :
bu: not anly this. tie 1b.giHg man must
from necessity, demand al increase Of wages.
.ml il sonlI lo ;,.e it'y # those mere n
s,raI'y situate! - aSFGias:e. They should
not ouiy he wiilinG to Isy The advance VA
ges, Int afford all tie employment to sach
as ps,iL!y can jc given. Ioseck To econo-
n,ize at the expense of the Pour man is NOR
ally wrors at a.ly time, hut especially s.
noe. Too tnany persons msu;fgst m avari
cious spirit in this respect. They want all
labor performed At The les; posi- bic pense
no matter what the cDs, may be for a bushrl
II wheat, barrel of Germ. pound Of sugar
or Zee, a yarl ut ,ua,,ia, etc /. they wan;
. Coz ! ii wood saw=,. OF l couple Of hogs
Lat-4clei. aud a :a.r &c demanded, uey
are seady 10 cry ,.'agaga. I4ac tie s!ns'e
Item of muslin aud 4 paor man al 50 cents
c4uli not tarn single s..ir; l,r Us back with
TWO days labor, and We. We presume there
sre those who still laIy- at ,uis low rate
This is certainly coming Ear short Of the gol-
den RUE, TO .tu TO others IS We would have
Others 70 DO untous." For the present .hen,
let the motto Of tie humane at least, be far
Egtees and pyoapt Gymsnts.
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TsF HoaRoss Of HAR CAN RE GREATLY xITl-
GATED BIZ THAT SOVEREIGN remedy, H3LLow4Ys
OINTMENT, IS il will cure aEy wound. however
desperate. If Il be we'll rubbed around the
wounded parts, and they be kept thoroughly
covered with it a Pot of ointment shosld
b il every mans kaaPsaek. only IS cents
nsE Pot
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Departure of gen. Banks EXpe''
lion.

NEw YoRK. Dee. 4.-The steamers
Illinois. Northern Light, and other small
Ter craft. s1;,ei from here, to-day, with
troops for General Banks Expedition
General Banks accompanied them. He
was escorted down the bay, this even
ing. b distinguished party. compris-
ing Governor Curt in. Of Pennsylvania,
Mayor opdyke. and Commolores Van
derhilt and Van Blunt
The weather IS fine. aud the Expedi-
iion sails under the most favorable au-
spices
Major General Aucur remains. and
will sail next week with Tue remaining
regiments Of The Expedition.
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Tg.al in Hospital. ................-G4'
L. 2. CALDWELL,
Hospital Steward, [. s. Army.

THF GENERALIZATION on lie Canal
having heea INSTRUCTED bs ice, no bats have
lei' Tor The pas. few days. There is an ice
cutter q; work breaking the ice in order to
enable tie beats to descend with coal for the
eastern market We understand that Il IS
tie intention Of the energetic President, Col
SEs,es, 10 suaeayor % keep the canal open
during the present winter.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

RElIGioCs NOTICE J. X Nichols,
rfesise.l. OF lie Maryland Annual Conference
will poe..Ch il tie Methodist Protestant
CauEoA, = lis city. O. asxt Sabbath evening
Services viii cgmme.iee At g o'o.o,k. TIE
public afe respectively invited 10 attend.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

DEaFH OF SoI.pIEg-,Iohn Watson. g
member of Co. B. 1e6th Rsgt. N Y. Volua
ieers died ir this city on Monday last. His
remains were Hurled on Yesterday morning
by Potomac Lodge. No. 100. A. T. & A. NJ
Of this city, OF which order he was mem
Der.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

THE WEARnER.-The weather in this re-
gion during the past and present week, has
been severely, bitterly, cold, with the except
ion Of yesterday. which was one of the most
beautiful genial days we ever remember to
have seen. at this season of the year.
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SALE.-John D. Keller, constable, will sell
on Thursday next the 18th inst, at the pull
lie square in this city, house aud lot, situa-
ted on the Bedford road, in Shrivers Addi-
ton 70 the Ci:y Of Cumberland.