Daily national Republican., 1863-04-22
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.


MARIHE LTsT-AuiUdIs.-Steamer Beaufort, Qg-
den, Phila, mdsc. to Hyde h Davidson.
Steamer VIM. w Frazier, Godfrey, Belle Plain
tlightJ
Steamer Calvin Tompkin', BackmAn, Aqua
Creek, Qight)
schr. Salisbury, simmons, Phipa, coal to Jno
Wilson.
schr. Alex. Henderson, Kinyon, N. Y, mdse to
p. Berry.
schr. VIM. A. Crocker, Alexandria, (hght)
Sloop Star, King, Alexandria, barrels to A. Ross
Ray q Bro.
Sloop Belvidere, Lindley, Guys Landing, 6O,OOO
fish TO J. A. knight.
Barge Jas. Duell, sutler, Aqua Creek, camp
equipments.
Barge Abel Wright, Warn, Aquia Creek, QightJ
barge Floating Dove, Campbell, Belle Plain
army stores.
Barge P p. Demsrest, Banks, Pnira, grain to the
Government.
SloOp American Banner, Mudd, Sandy Bar IbOO
fish TO J. A. Knight.
Hunters boat, Long Bridge, $500 fish to same.
Hutchins' boat, Little Falls, 1900 fish TO same.
Other craft, 1909 fish to same.
Steamer Swan, Rose, Belle Plain; light.
Schr. Samuel b Brice, Cantwcll, Baltimore lum.
her, etc, to Jos. Libbey.
Schr. VIM. Peters, Smith, Philadelphia; coal To
John Wilson.
otllI' L. d. W hIltUy sawyer Bcllhbt, Me; nOtA-
toes TO various parties.
SchT. e. c. COmsiOrk, Jerome, New London,
Conn. potatoes to p. Berry.
Schr. Young America, Barber, Alexandria; light.
SchT. Ann s. Brown, do. do
SlOop Nancy Lewis, Ellet, Clifton; E5OOO fish TO
J. A. Knight.
sloop Anna Maria, Wilson, occoQuan; 5000 do.
TO same.
Cattle barge Star, Cavalier, Aqua Creek; light
n.F alII IA at,IA
UfaI.
barge Gov. Johnson, O'Nell, Aqua Creek; light.
barge Young America, bradley, DumGries, Va;
army Otthl.
Several small fishing craft, chiefly from Little
Falls; about 6,OOO fish TO J. A. Knight.
DSpdIiurfs.-Sohr VIM. p. Wallace, Endicoit
Dightun, Mass.i coal from Borden Coal Company.
schr. Charlie and While, Pilsbury, Boston; coal
from Cumberland {. n |. Co.
Schr Governor, York, boston, coal from same
Brig Robertson, CahOOn, Boston; coal from Ag-
news docks.
Barge Jnu. Deal, Peters; coal from same.
Schr. Bremen, French, Salem Mass; coal from
Rays docks.
Schr. 4. Secor, Robbins, Tiverton, r. l.
Schr. r. II. Kemp, Rntter, Port DepOsite.
Schr. Jno R. Ford, Camhcll, Alexandria.
Barge Bird mn, Buckley AquiP Creek.
barge Jura, Everets, N. Y.
Schr VIM. A, Crockcr, Pearce, Dirhtun, Mass;
coal from Borden 60.
Schr. Ann 8. Brown, Providence, r. l.; coal from
Cumberland c. n l. Co.
Schr, Henry Hobart, Robbersun, Providence, r.
l.; coal from Rays docks.
CmEsAPEAEE AND ONO CAEAI~-Arrircd.-Bo
w. McAtee, woOdj Boyer X Watson, wheat to
Geo. Waters; "l77G, ITO tons coal TO Ray IS docks;
D. stewart, 1906 tons do. TO samej S. y. Mcdonald
- t,, a., 1,tr t,,,a a., 60.
A. J. Gloshrcnner, IU7 tons do. to same; Joseph
J. GTeaham, Il3 tons do. to same William r.
Chaplain, III tons do. TO same; VIM. Elder, 100
tons do TO same II. A. KOrns, III tons do. to same
NJ J. Woods III tons coal 10 Agncw's Dock; JnO
NanleAr, ~ tons do. 10 same; NJ u. Drlmhall, IUg
tons do. 10 Cumberland Coal aud Iron Co; j. T.
McCullOh, IOI tons do TO same; J. A. Rhinchart,
100 tons do. to samcj s. f. Carlisle III tons do 10
Borden Co; Emma, IO1 tons do. 10 same; A. B..
Stone, no tons do. to JnO Young; Independence
l3 tons do. to samei BENZ. Darby, Hour to b. Darby
W. j. Worth, Limestone to VIM. II. Cooley; Mary
Francis, wheat.
Dtpdyird.-BOats Jas. Baker NJ. W. 0. Morrison
w. CARROT, Ask the Captain, A. 4. SnouIfer, Gen
W. S. ROsccrans, Capt. Jno. Short, NJ. J. Woods $
=. Carlisle, NJ B, Dranhall, Old Dominion, Daycr
and Watson, and W. McAtce.
BREAK N THE CANAI~-Iniorma,ion Wac rcccIv-
ed this morning At the Collectors office, that evil
liams' Culvert," one mile below WlliamspOrt ON
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, was washed out
yesterday. The water was still running through
the breach, and particulars could not be obtained
but the Superintendent thinks 1t will take week
or ten days TO repair II.
IMPROvEMEETs.-Th morning we notice two
substantial brick dwellings, with stOTe-rOoms be-
meath, in course OF erection on High street They
belong to Miss Mary Thomas who had two frame
dwellings destroyed by fire there two years ago.
Also, on the same street, we observe n new frame
building, lately finished, and now occupied by
Mcssrs Tanderwcrken's and Wells coach factory.
BuRoLARY.-The shoe store Of Mr., VIM. VIII
liAms, on High street, was entered on Monday eve
ming by some unknown person, and robbed of about
$50 worth Of goods. The thief is not yet discov.
cred.
THE MARRCTs.-The following Is n llst Of prices
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