Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

AcCIDENT.-Last evening, after the hands
had ceased work on the coal wharves, and while
ave or six Of them were passing over platform
leading into A. X. BradtS grocery, the platform,
being very old and rotten, gave way, preciPitatng
them down about twenty feet, into an alley be-
tween the grocery and canal Three Of them es
capped unhurt; but one, by the name OF Robt Platte
(bous for Agnew), had some OF his ribs and arm
broken Some OF the others were badly bruised
about the head and shoulders. Platte was attended
by Dr. Donoghue.
ARREsT.-Wm Lamack, a negro, was ar
rested, yesterday, for stealing a shirt from Hugh
Mentally and a coat from Geo. Washington. lie
WAS sent to jail.
POLICE CAsEs.-James Christy, drunk, dis
mIssedi Jos. Belt, disorderly conduct, dismissedj
James BatemAn, selling liquor without licenoe,
dismisscdj Peter Anderson, disordeFly conduct,
fined sass Lieut.. Sherwood, drunk and disorderly,
fined S5.6S.
MARINE LIsT.-ArriVals.- Kite, Mart
son, Alexandria, light.
schr. Kansas, AllSter, SeAford, Delaware, wood
| to Hyde Il Davis.
schr. Josephus and Edwin, Connely, Vienna,
wood to same.
sahr, Zion, Fields, Philadelphia, coal to Govern
ment.
schr. Elizabeth DeHart, Lowe, New York, forage
| to Government.
schr. C. Holman, Champion, Aqua Creek, hay
to Government.
schr. Anna Sheppard, Tucker, Washington, light.
Schr. Young America, Barbour, Washington,
light,
schr. Henry Castoff, Albro, Washington, light
Schr. n. c. Harris, Layton, Washington, light
Schr. c. l.. NAnderhoost, Baker, Washington
light.
Schr. Willow Harp, Davis, Washington, light,
Schr. Geo. Henry, Solliday, Alexandria, light.
| Barge Peter Stone, Williams, Aqua Creek, light
Barge Geo. Wand Ist Muckley, Aqua Creek
| light.
Barge Thomas Perrin, MeNiehol, Aqua Creek
light.
Barge Patrick, Stoekwell, Milestone, New Jersey
| forage 70 Government
! steamship Jas. S. Green, Willctts, New York
mdse, to Morgan RhinehFt
SlOop Ann Maria, --, Sandy Bar, 10000 her
ring to J. A. Knight.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CLNAL.-IyTived,- -
Boats to Rays Ducks: VIM. Dwlnn, III tons coal
VIM. HeXt, IOs tons; ThOs. Sheridan, 10 tOnsi G
W. Summers, iIO tonBj DR.. p. II. HeAly, 1906 tons
J. l.. Dutrow, lI3 tons; Gen. RosecFans, ITO tons
D. Cromwell, Il4tOnS To Agnew's Docks Rebecei
B. Lynn, lO9 tonsj Liberty, I9Ii Col. s. Moore, IOI
to Borden Mining Co., c. A. Fauble, ia tons coal
to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co, II. c. and ]. d
Turner, I'3 tons cOalj to J. Young, Rtlnhorn, III
tons cOali to Darbey, A. +. Darbey, nouri J. ;
Essex, limestone.
DepdrtureG-J. W. Baker, VIM. borrow, II. d
Cromwell, James ]. GreAhan, RainhOrn, D.. Stan
hope, R. D. Lynn, Nimrod, Clipper, General Geo
Il. Mcclellan, A. f. Stone, UneMptc cted, William
Hext, Amelia Snyder, Captain John Short, G. W
Summers II. C. and J. d. Turner, DR.. p. A. Healy
Thomas Sheridan.
Departures by Rircr.-From Rays Docks: Sehr
Hauall, Bogett, NJ VI schr. Henry CaStaf, Albro
sollidAy, Potomac Flotillaj schT. ChAs. II. Miller
Baker, BoSton From Cumberland C, n |. Co.; Schr
Dan s. Williams, Chamberlain, N. Y. From Bor
! den Mining Co.: sChr. VIM. Harper, Davis, Dghton
, Mass.
: THE MARKETs.-The following Is list o
prices as reported for the Republican, up to " M
to-day