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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
The Boston 7fayeler, SAYS :

The Boston 7Fu0ezer, says:
Eve saw, Grecian-Bender making
her toilseme way across the common
the other day whose appearance sug-
gested the condition of a poor soldier,
whose knapsack had slipped down to
the small of his back, and who not be-
ing allowed to halt and adjust the bur
den, was trying to carry it along until a
halt was made"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
r ar rs s, .,.,= S TiR RAYsED.

N q. Z = 80 ~ II
IA DARK Brown Horse Sucking Colt. fol-
lowed the snhseriber home Tuesday the 18th the
Lake Shore Road and no inquirng has succeeded in
finding its swGer. The owner is hereby notified to
7proye nreiDerty, pay charges and take it away rtf
3t-9S2 FRANCIS ROUNCE.
Asltabgla, Oct. %, '65.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

II Frfend have .you GoUGH, COED gor ScRB THROAT
use Dr. CLARKs Fsld Cherry LOstpgss, they viii curc
ypu- For sale by all Druggists. -fi sf-a,sa' .rf=
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

Platt once, when visiting a penal instItu-
ton, inspected the treadmill withthe rest.
and, being practically disposed, the learn
ed Judge trusted himself On the tread
mill, desiring the warden to set it in mo-
iion. The machine was accordingly adj
,asted, and his lorlship began to lift his
feet. In few minutes, however, he had
had enough of it, and called to be releas-
ed l.; but this was not so easy. ''Please,
my lord" said the man, "you can't get
off. It's set for twenty minutes; that's
the shortest time we can make it go. u
SO the judge was in durance until his
term had expired.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

fB The schooner Snow Drop, from Buffalo
to Detroit. lost her flying jib and topsail, and
sprung a leak, when off Cleveland, in the late
gale
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

Admiral Farragut is having an espe-
cially good time among the Potentates OF
the old World In fact his whole cruise
seenls to be little else than-a prolonged
iollitication. This. is said of him by an
Ostehd correspondent Of the Paris Gni-
rerse IAHStfee,::s q d.
at did me good to notice how pleas
antly shc gallant American Admiral
(Farragut) smiled at the good-looking
Queen Of the Bclgians when he escorted
her all over his magnificent ship. The
Queen OIL. her part, was all smiles and
graclousness, and it was evident that
she enjoyed the irough but chivalrous
poiteness OF the old sailor ten times as
much as the houeyed phrases of the
courtiers who had accompanied her on
board the American ship and when
she finally left the ship she shook hands
with tbo Admiral so cordially that it
was evident that the American hero will
long preserve a warm placer in her Maj
rstY's heartn e -.-.-, --.E .tf -.-rt. fa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
MARRIED

Ladies, v6 ssfiJe itr sfn Jrtds c - much +roug,
he'd with Costyoness Copst Hation can 4nd e1rtaii
rcftf in Robacks Flood Pms which can be taken tHF
ing al stages or pregnancy with perfect saiey' tEh
INV = ,,s yybojesnle and Retail 1Agen b.: AShtabNla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

Use Barrett Hair Restorative and Dressfng,
Gerng the use of Bears Oil Qart) and Pomas 0ard)
entirely unnecessary. -. "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

AUCTION SALE.aThe stock of dry goods now
being sold in the Hall Store, two doors South of the
Bank is attracting good deal ofnterest The fact of
the goods being FIRST class, is feature inishe
tion business The proprietors say they viii scn at
saving 10 purchasers, of so per cent. iyi. ~ ..f 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

GEN. SHERWOOD, Few of the young
men of the State have taken SO proud
stand as the subject of this paragraph
His war record is such an one as few have the
good fortune TO gain. Besides the gallanry
of his bearing as soldier, he seems to have
been the child of fortune, or the favorite of a
protecting providence, for, in The A battles in
which he took part-many of them sharp and
bloody, he received not mark. His
labors in the campaign, since it opened
in July, to its consummation and close,
his telling .,cloquence has been heard in
every part of the State, and those efforts have
won many voters for The party, as well as
many friends for himself Being in early mar
hood, his career but Just opening before him,
scarcely yet conscious Of the powers within
him, there issbefdre hiffa future Of use fu1ncss
and distinction. .-,,
THE CoQRT OF COMMON PLEAS is now in
session. with pretty full attendance of wit
nesses on two trials that are to be pretty fully
contested. The court, to accommodate the
press Of business has put on an extra train, and
Judge Chaffee is trying a case of certain par
ties against the borough Of Geneva, on the
question of widening the streets, in Woodbury.
rs Ruggle's la0 office Judge Fries, of Colun-
biana, presides in the court room, and in hear
ing the case of Beatty and Bacon, from VIII
liamsield, in which ''cloud of Witnesses" is
in attendance to settle questions of veracity
and character. No decisions reached vet. The
Grand Jury is seeing 10 matters. of their dc
partment without any report as yet-SentiaeL
| AsSAD AND SIcKENING CASUALTY overlook
young lad, some or 10 years old, living
t1with, and nephew to Capt JOIN MANNING of
the station, on Sunday morning last IA ccorfl
ing to the story Of the. boys who were with
him, lthe only Witnesses of the accidentA in
attempting to get upon or off an Eastern bound
freight train, he lost his balance and fell under
h che wheels, Both legs were run over, crush
ing them, one through the ankle, and the other
little above and cutting the flesh from near
the knee, He was otherwise hurt about the
back and head. One of his feet was amputat-
ed Immediately, and the other on Thurs
day. Though alive at last accounts,
wef-grounded apprehensions were entertained
that he could not survive. This is the occa-
sional consequence of the folly so frequently
lndulged ia, and to be seen, almost every day
at almost every station along the railroad lines,
and as nothing but some sad experiences of
This KIND can remedy the evil, it will probably
continue Perhaps if some employee at each
station could be authorized TO switch these
hyOungsters away from moving trains, without
awakening the wrath of some foolish parents,
the thing might, in measure, at last be RENE
died.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
10 TIE UNUSUALLY 3tNCLINED IN
ass .ASHTABULA COUNTY!
G EI0oR GpE G II AL L
No. %, Public Square,
G3CLEVELAND, OHIO, "

bEGS leave to say to his old acQuaInt-
Gated in this CITY with large growing tradein Pianos
&c the reward of quarter of a century patient
remitng industry supported hy strict adherence 10
undertaking system of fair dealing and having the
ability now by having constantly assortment
AZ once acknOwiedged largest held by any dealer in
the Unon to do the best that can be done III the trade
u S @ s ea sTe 6e8 %
mountworth looking after, and furnish them good IN
srument 1,s1t,@ with M valid aid guarantee a s III
Many seem to be unfortunate in suffering mpositions
to be gTaetSGsd on them by EoTdy and frequently un
eye their reputation or future standing bnt offer at
their doors class Of CIEA Instruments most EASILY
bereaIiztd
from our former patrons of the geninene of the in
strumets pprca5ed Of rs years. we can m9s
cared for in the future by Offering the best the market
anords, win 1ad zee OF s me anG ana al me
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.IADIRS'

.s4oSc n,,tEADIRS\0 ,E'9A'"'t
Ofsedentary habits who require gentle purgatiYe win
fnd RobAcks Blood Pills just tBemcdeiAe they want;
hsy contain mercury mineral poison but pure
Aifegyetahe, Hsndry King. Wholesale Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

GET YoUR HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS AT A. ALBERT's.-
Old pictures copied enlarged and restored 100 differ
ent kinds offrames, all sizes and styles New York
prices chrome Autographs equal to oil painting stereo-
scopes albums in endless variety for the holidays at
-.r .e.-als- A. ALBERT'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

Use ''Barretts Hair Restorative and Dressing
Gering the of Bears Oil QartD and Pomats aardl
entirely unnecessary. -
Its good effects permanent In this it differs from
all hair dyes. BY its luXurient growth is guaran-
teed natural color and gloss are restored One trial
will cause you say this OF Mr. S. a. Aliens Improved
(new style) Hair Resorcr or Dressing, Gin bottle
Every Druggist sells it. Price 81. 9S53t
-CiET YoUR HoLIDAY PHoroGRApHs AT a. ALBERT's.-
Old pictures copied, enlarged and restored 100 differ
ent kinds offrames all sizes and styles New York
prices: chrome Autographs equal to oil painting stereo-
scopes, albums in endless variety for the holidays at
--s 5a-sf .5-ai- A. ALBERT'S.
AUCTION SALE.aThe stock of dry goods now
being sold in the Hall Sto;e two doors South Of the
Bank is attracting good deal ofinterest The fact of
the uods being first class feature in the auc-
tion business The proprietors say they viii sell at
saving to purchasers of so per cent. il . ;..f 90
ATTENTION SINGERS. = Tho Ashtabula
Comfy Musical Association will meet at Geneva on
Tnesday December 1sts 1858, under the direction of
PreflC A. BentIy,- assisted by Prof Comfort Fillmore
at The Piano. All persons having books or sheet music
in their possession belonging to theAssocaton4
ouested to have them there early the first day $,
BY order of the President J.. MI, PARkER, Ssc,y.
80 -
A ~ 1-.t
the prupre.ors of Dr. sage's Catarrif Remedy which
they warrant to cure al its forms and stages
And further they offer $500 for "a case of that dread
ful - disease that they cannot cure Ask
yonr druggist for pr Sases Catarrh Remedy, and take
no other Ifhe Goes not keep enclose fifty cents and
three cent stampto the proprietors. the Remedy
Will reach yod by return mail. HESDRY & KING,
n an old saving that tits the cheapest always to buy
tbe bsst This Is more important with medical prepara-
tops than Anything else, and IL should always be re-
mernbcred by the invalid that the Constitution
Btters are far superior to the ordinary preparation sold
as spch The Justly celebrated Constitution B;tters are
uncoualled as tonic, md will produce more happy re-
sults than any other Bitter Take but Seward &
Bentley's "i
s5A reliable medicine for throat diseases, Stewards
Cough Cure. -. n.i.T .'''-' vi--' -. p -l.' rfr
tits strange to see with what careIessncs some in
vaGs attend to their health. They win procure a box
of Plantation Iitters which ought TO be used t IN
month or six weeks, and upon inquiryt is E,und that
they have used only two three bottles Some days
they have used according TO the directions ard others
have not touched it. The whole trial has been Irregular
and of course less favorable result has come from their
use. If it be true that what is worth doing ct
ell is worth doing well, y how omphaticaIy
is II true in regard to health Afew bottles of Plant
alton Bttershaye often wrought wonders while in 9TH
er instances disease has only been subducd after weeks
of resistance.
MAcNetIk 'wArtr:- Superior to the best imported
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

SECOND HAND .FIRNITURE and Housekeeping arti-
cles can be found by those needing anything in that
line cheap, by inquiring at the store of II. 81
--------------- -. - j. MANsFIHLD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

Its good effects permanent. In this it differs from
all hair Dyes By its ue luxurient growth is guaran-
teed natural color and gloss are restored. One trial
will cause you say this of Mr.. s. A. Aliens Improved
(new style Hair Restorcror Dressing Gin one bote)
Every Druggist sells it. Price 81. 9S5-st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
.SCRQFULA,.a do

And aldlsc1sc Of the blood, ana al fi3yAl diseases
of the skin Old Soreas Tunars aud Ulcers. aris ns from
whatever case cun'hc pernsBently erred blythe use ef
Dr. IiobaclS's Blood Ta-ifer and Blood Pilis = r.
b.. #tss.E i-H. fi-----s r1.+l 2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
Sfe0n1 -Rcno rnfnr

e. 3ailo gd! 81 Is.-au.j ~ / I
we arc satisfied that il is beneficial process caars
the Fcatnrs e EcaH ht aud yeyl
clean and healthy.
II; ulrfis, T. NJ G. e. blaFd. Brserick HeLb 4!
G. Tonbes. +. SilGmll, Gt EaTt. y (s-n De6,5 H. III
PsTse4s, u w SaFyyJV Is t9VrihE9t AR W. iksSkei a
m are r. respeeifiIf if y5 " 70 e aud aud 4
and operations and jpdgc for aiGnseysS Slats, an,
county rights FOR sale. 4. HJITSQNy
~ Middle Rooms, y HHlisert rDlOck,, 4 jhtcsiAla
s..,f'--Ts -s r,a iirl -il i1 IRf-1ii'
'.r "a y . T tissITT7 FEQ ~ T'I7TT7 r
9 ..f All
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
! FEATHER DRESSING j!
ii Subscriber would respectfully in
form the people Of Ashtahua and vicinity that ie has
recently coInhlenced the business Of z ttisi iFt
EtIt-fV1FY
Dressing & RenoFating Feathers.

The process is a one patented in Jrue 1857 The
feathers first ceansed by and then tronbI,,
dried by thesame agent Consequently no fire comes
near the feathers during part of the process There
is of course possibility Of scoTching otherwise in
juTing them This pfOceks DESTROYS all moths remuyuk
all gummy or gluinous matter from the quill frees them
rom all 9sagreeabe scent Increases the b5 frem enc
thlrd TO enc halt aid gives them tlCappearnceO
feathers. Here then. is OppOrtuRity for hOus,eeP-
ers 20 have their feather beds ami their pillows rn9Y
tSo ana ulade as coed a he'd talon is1hsmogu
I vi DC hetGTnea theme evening pta feoIi try Ahs
iNsJ Vi ese.fs '-h 4ff - s.ls al =sJgE 1
Curled Hair Mattressesstreaed ithe sine E,arnef
NAe eS4u-"iJ ueheiluei!'-T-. =. kIsFSON. J
heow are the names Of few ef the many personk
VINO testify i'll its favor to Thos lIiftsop '
AaNilS recently bad beds dressed Jsy the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
'UNpR1NCIPLED D.

Dealers yftent rccommGld other bters because they
have not Robacs. We desire to caution the afflicted
aaaihtt pdrchasingany Of them ;buy Roback's ston-
och Bittcrs and other if you would combat disease
successfully HENDRY 6 KING, Wholesale gents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

MsGS6frt swArtr,.:-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne and sold at hslf the price 1y9T9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
GBa2Q3KEEl5RKI, Q3KE.El5IR:KI, 4E2 Il PIG GLASSWARE N444lf

s--svfrsan''! ST. --rs-, +l--'--fr- e- --s----
;tock fan lt Il grcatly Eedneed prices
t--i.-,1rh 90 .---- -srN! t.--
= 49, ~ s. 81 = .a-1s = -.-s s--7.-"
ss42,t s.i O. I.ir- ..-. '-'- --
-tsr- s-zl&
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
Road Receipts, for sale at the Telegraph oh.ce.

blanks of All kinds for sale at this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
WANTED.

AN persons troubled with C6stiyGncss or Constipation
ar the Bowels to buy RObacks Bio6d iils they con
tain no mercury arc pGrely yeEclble and work ike
charm eari,e asen Rl sassis By persons of all ages
and in all conditiohsof Hfe. sGngRs1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
EEruptions on the Skin
Plies amt FistEIa.
A Tie Ointment aaa Pills 4ieg'a be gea IL me. .fop'0

Bunions burns chapped hands chilbIains fstula,
gout luR,bago merc9gial cruptions, piles, rhcumat
fin4worm, salt rheHm. scads skin diseases, swellcd
glands sore slre ltadF sorei eatS
sores OF al kird. sprains. sH JOINTS eers ulcers, YS'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

See that rBSf4A y IN y IN MUG etters IN IN
Govern5hsi h ,stdhhps ] Sold by all Druggists. 9Oe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

The eHea1thGRRol-a and House of N ercy.> >Howard
AssosiesipF RepeEsyfOr fVung heHlop thel Crime OF
solitd shd the Btrdrs ABUSES and Diseases which
destr 7hsey bowers and create impedtnentslto mar
sure means OF relief in sealed letter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,

NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH LOW
ERthan they Hrs sold in any otlfercity Eastor West
s. s. FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabuia Co. !.
a b. WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. 957
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-25
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE w 8.

BASE BALL-NGtiOnal rs. CiaciRHrh-The
match game between he National of this city
and The Cincinnati Club came off yesterday
afternoon on the grounds of the NatIonal on
18th street. Only five innings Were PLAYED
when the game was closed on account OF the
ram, leaving the Cincinnati CLUB Victorious nv
a score Of 10 TO TO- The Cincinnati have a yery
strong nine, and pave evidently practiced
together a long while. The best hit of the la
was made by Hatfield, when he sent the hall
clear over the left felGer's head strickinp a
stage coach outside the grounds The Ma
honaIs did not play even as well as we ha We
seen them in some practice games and in the
third inning Ellis, their pitcher, was compalled
10 leave the game ON account of sicKuess
when COnghlin came IN to pitch Gram ford
having been taken in to fill up the nine Mr.
Harry e. Mclean, of the Olympic acted as
umpire, and, he always does gave
general satisfaction, though he allowed the
game 10 continue twenty minutes in the
ram, whereas the rules of the National Base
Ball Association limit the continuance of a
game in the rain 70 five minutes. Every avail
able place was occupied by the immense crowd
present, who rewarded every fine play with
repeated rounds of applause. After the game
was called. the Cincinnati club partook Of a
splendid lunch which had been set ont for
them IN the clubhouse by the National The
following < no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-25

POLICE lTEMs.-Sanitary Compauy:-John
Conner, Intoxicated and disorderIy, fined 81
First Preeinct-Alice Miller, profanity lin ed
80; VIM. Carrigan, fighting in the street fined
Il; Fanny Cook and Anna Berry, disorderly
workhouse; Mary Ftzhugh, Anna Woods,
Margaret Russell, Fanny t-Irich, leading a
lewd and laciyious lite, security for good be.
hayior.
Second Precincr-Fanny Lonax, profanity
fined So: Johanna Walker, co., two cases,
workheuse; Julia Washington. disorderIy, d o. !;
Thomas Waddy, bastardy, two cases, Jail IN
default Of security TO support child.
Fourth Precinct:-Geo. Horne, disordarly
fined 50; VIM. Burke, do, fined go Martin
Conner, do, fined 81.
Fifth Precinct:-Robert Adams disorderly,
find 3; Peter McVery, do, fined IS; Mary
jackson, do, do; Angellet Allen, do, do
Lemmie Ernest, drunk and disorderly, do:
Mary Jackson, assault and battery, do; same
party, threats, security for peace; Louisa
ADAMS, enueing prostitution, fined IS. Victor
Ronx, keeping female dog without liceAse, do /:
Flora Miller, Keeping bawdy house, bail for
court; Mary Smith lilly Warren. Fannie
Mills, Fannie Walker, Emma Bernard, lane
Fletcher. Leading life Of prostitution: Henry
Richardson, fugitive from justice, delivered TO
Marshal.
Sixth Precinct John Cornell, hucksteriug
without license; fined IS. Richard Phillips,
violating market regulations; do. VIM. Tur-
ner, dIsorderly; do. Henry Briggman, VIC.
lating dog law: fined AZ.
Seventh Precinct:-F. NJ. Draney, vIolating
cow law: fine and cost, S11.
Eighth Precinct;-W. T. johnson, indecent
exposure; workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-25

GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUE OF THE FIFTH
AND SIXTH WARDs.-This organization held
its regular weekly meeting last evenIng-the
President u. N.Venablel in the chair, and MIR.
H. Stewart secretary. The following names
We're added to the list Of membership: Messrs.
George T. Allen, Edward Rocket, James Cor.
don, :. A. H. McKim, and Daniel Carrigan
and Music-Mr. VIM. Beron-reported a bill of
SIC7.S1, which was received and ordered 10 be
paid. On motion, il was agreed that when they
adjourned il would be until Monday evening
next, when able speakers will be present to
address them. 1t was further agreed that,
should the evening be fair, said meeting would
be held at the Grant and Colfax pole, near the
Navy Yard gate, and that the various Repub-
lean clubs OF the city be invited to be pres
ent. Messrs. NJ. Nash and +. A. Boswell de-
liver ed speeches, which elected the applause
OF those present, Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-25
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrsetswn.

An UNCOMFORTABLE BRp.-This morning,
aoout three O'Clock. ofncer Harper, while 60
Us hs ms rounds near the market-house. stun
oisu over an obstruction on the sidewalk,
Tnlcn proved TO be a man. He aroused the
sleeper, VINO Immediately resisted interference,
ana wanted 10 remain there. But sfficer H.
ns compassion on him, took him 20 the
stauon-house, and this morning Justice Buck
ey oreefed him to be locked up until ne recov-
ereo rom the effects OF bad whisky, which
was me cause Of his being in that Might The
man gave the name Of John NJ smith.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE This morn,nx
business on Cnange was quite brisk and
prices continue unchanged. Oferings-SI 100
ousheis red wheat, $500 bushels white and
$50 bushels yellow corn. Saies-Whea, AN
bushels tough at s2.25; vs. bushels AZ - "a
Corn, 900 bushels inferior al 81 IL. lsDO bash
els white at sl.l7, and l,5oO bushels white AZ
Si.s0.
RIVER FsoNT.- Entered-Steamer Thomas
Z Cahill, Maith, from Baltimore. Cleared
steamers John Gibson, Winters, aid Salyor.
Hallett, for New York-Entered and CLEARED
Steamer Express, Nickle, 10 and from Balti-
more.
CUMBERLAND COAL CoSPANY.-The trestle
WORK belonging 10 this Company and support
ng the railway between the canal and river
IS being rapidly repaired, so that work can be
resumed.
FRKKDNEN's VILLAGE.-A sale of buildings
takes place at Frredmen's Village next week,
and large numbers OF colored people are lsay-
ing there and moving TO Washington.
ARRIVAL OF GRAIN BY CANAL.-Arriyed--
Boats Nettie Graham, from Berlin. with wheat
LOT Hartley Brother, and Medley, with
wheat and corn from Whites Ferry.
AN OLD OFFKNDER.-(freat credit is due 10
those IN charge Of the workhouse, else il mus,
possess some peculiar attractions. as most OF
ms inmates, when released, seem dissatisfied
tili renamed TO that institution. Ellen Con
ner, who has not vet joined a temperance So
clety, was rele 2sed from there few DAYS since
ana was found drunk last night by officer
noikman, and arrested by him. Justice
Buckley this morning remanded her to her old
quarters for thirty days.
The CHEsAPEAKB AND OHIO CANAL.-Actiy-
lty stili continues along the line of the canal
52o boats having arrived since the LIST Instant
Advices received here state that break oc-
Cured Yesterday near Point of Rocks, but il
being small, il would be repaired by last night
and not cause any interruption TO travel.
THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
CANAL.-The four lock gates which were
yesterday morning washed out at the basin
near Alexandria have been replaced by two
new ones. So boats are passing as usual
SHIPMENT OF FLoUR.-rhe steamers John
Gibson and Salvor, which sailed TODAY for
New York, took out 1900 barrels of flour from
the Georgetown mills.
SALE AT LANG'S HoTEL.-Mr. Thos Dow.
ling, auctioneer, this morning sold the lease
hold, good will, and furniture of Lang's Hotel.
to A. q. Hall, Esq, of Washington, for SLID.