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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
FIssr SrrAn T.A1s m AnrR1cA.-In

FIRsf SfRAM TaAIN m AM.RIcA.-II
the Superiuieadent's Office At the Provi
dence Railroad station in this city is 9
picture of the 5rst steam railroad train
in America, run from Albany TO Schen-
ectady, over the Mohawk and Hudson
Railroad, in 1881. The train consisted
of locomotive, tender, and two cars.
The locomotive, named the John Bull,
and imported from England, was Of very
simple and uncouth construction, and
might be mistaken in these DAYS for a
pile driver. It's cylinders were 81 inches
in diameter, having l6 inches stroke,
and the connecting rods worked on
double cracks on the front axle IL
weighed four tons John Hampden. an
Englishman, was the engineer. The
tender was simple frame with plat
form, upon which were placed a heap of
wood used for fuel, and two crates flied
with similar com buStible. This vehicle
also had passenger box in the rear.
Tde cars were patterned after the old
stage coaches still used in England, and
were coupled with three links instead OF
one as at present. Twelve passengers
occupied tne lDSlue seats anu three
were seated outside. Among them
were Thurlow Weed and Ex-Governor
Yates. Their portraits, and also those
of their fellow passengers, which the
picture gives in .omhre and sharply
defined silhouette. would hardly be rec
ognized by any one acquainted with
Them when they made the excursion.
The picture is photographed by Messrs.
J L. Howard s. Co.. of Springfield,
fSom he original IN the possession Of
he Connecticut Historical Society,"
Boston idrertiser.
To which the venerable Thurlow
Weed adds the following:
The other passengers, as far as
IAN remember. were John j De Croft
and Hugh Robinson. of Schenectady.
Lewis Benedict. John Townsend. John
Boyd, William Alexander. Edwin
Jrosweli. Mr.. Wallace, High Constable
I"hn Meigs, and Billy Winnie, of AL
oany, for nearly 40 years penny post of
A lbany.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
tbs Cleveland fO.) Herald,

THs Cleveland (O.) Herald, in a,
extended notice of the late Hon John
Bell, relates an incident of his early
life which we do not remember 10 have
seen in print before:
Mr. Bell was a man OF unusually fine
personal appearance, with fine hesd
and and exceedingly agreeable express
sion of countenance. and of very Al
traetive manners He WAS naturally
mild and agreeable in temper. but was
susceptible of sudden and high excite
ment. We recollecr on an occasion
when masking speech in The House OF
Representatives on party matters in
Tennessee, Hopkins L. Tu.ney, COL
league of Mr.. Bells, who WAS sitting
beft re him, wa<pish, i'll
tempered man, said in reply to some
statement of Mr.. Bell, ina low tone.
but loud enough TO be heard for twenty
feet around, "tha.'sa lie" The words
we're hardly spoken before blow from
Mr. Bell laid Turney gasping on the
floor under the seat in front of him
After due preliminary scrion, the clg-
nifty # The House was satisfied by the
customary apologies
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

DocToR DsGzoor We hope If this
article mee,s the eyes of DR.. DeGroor
that he will take the trouble To report
10 us; as his--in some respects-myS-
FERROUS disappearance from ;his region
is The esuse of much anxiety 20 lis
friends. He was here about SIX weeks
ago; and wi.houf giving any of his
friends notice he suddenly went away,
and no one here knows where he is or
what to think of his disappearance. 1t
is hardly supposahle that any violence
could overtske man like TIL Doctor;
and though there are many nband"ne
and dangerous shafts in this vicinity, it
IS MOI likely that any of Them we're run
into by the Doctor The principal
cause of ~l-rm is that the Doctor when
LAST seen was IN feeble hearth; and IN
some of his long trsmps that his
srreugth gave way; ard that he per
ished, perhaps. oniv = H. lie distance
from his friends. The Doctor has had
letters awaiting him a, this Office for
Seek., and those who knew him best
had no iniima'ion that he intended to
GO away when he did. A word from
him o. any of his friends establishing
his safety womb remove a g-eat sppre
hension now felt in his behalf 10 this
Empire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

RAILROAD EaRNINGs. - The Union
Pacific is earning at the rate of So 0O0,-
900 per year, and since the fares and
freighis have been reduced the receipts
have not fallen off a, all. This, the tel
egraph reports, is the substance of the
report of the Presiden, Of the Union
Pacific. We wish the Central people
would learn a little wisdom by the ex-
perience of cheap fares and freights, by
every railroad company in the world.
A reasonable way fare, and reasona
bic sum for way freights through Ne
v.ds and California, would secure to
the company greater revenue than
they no~ enjoy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
PAHRANAGAT. - From prospector

PAHRANAGAT. - From prOspectOI
Just retained from the south along the
Colorado, We learn that some OF The
mines at Pahranagat are being worked
with good results. On one Claim "A shaft
is down 800 feet, showing well de-
fined assure vein, about eight feet IN
width. TIE ciaIm referred tO-but the
name of which our informant did not
reG,e mber-empo about sixty men,
and furnishes a sufficient amount vi
ore t" keep good sized mill in constant
operation. Other claims in the district
are also looking well, and some of them
are being worked under favorable au.
spices.-Iniand Empire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
TopoeRApHIcAL Map OF WHITE PINE

ToPoGRAPBIcAL Map OF WHITE Pine
Mr.. William Ii. Hall has a new topo-
graphical map of Waite Pine mining
district. The map is elipticsI in form,
its creates; length being about six feet
by abou, three feet lis greatest breadth
Ii is drawn on a scaie of four hundred
feet 10 one inch. Treasure Hill, Hanil-
ton, Sherm.ntown, Swansea, Sunny
ride, Eoerhsrdt City, PocotiIlo, and a
great many other surveys are repre-
ssnted, with all the roads leading be-
tween the different points. Besides
these, every mine is designated by a
number, and the key accompanying the
map gives the name, with the nnmber
of feet and date Of record. Bu, the
most wonderful feature of the map is
its contour lines drawn every twenty
feet; showing the changes in altitude !;
and-being established by actual sur
veys-are SO perfect guide that an,
one, by coanring the lines and mutt
plying them by twenty, can in a momenr
de ermIne the ference in altitude be
tween any two places on the map, and
enabling tas miner to determine at a
glance the required length of any tun
mel from given point, or the depth of
a shaft to strike a tunnel from apy
e ven point above.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

MAsoxIc.-The Grand Lodge Of F. &
A.. Masons for the State of Nevada,
which has been in session 10 Virginia
closed its labors on Thursday night.
The following are its officers for the
present year George ". Hopkins, of Vir
ginia, n. W. G. NJ; George Robinson,
of Washoe, R. W. D. g Nj; Charles F.
Brant. of Dayton, R. ". S G. W. Rob-
err W. Bollen, of Genoa, 4. W J. CIV;
Samuel ". Chubbuck, of Gold Hill, V.
". G Treasurer William A. NJ Van
Bokkelen, of Virginia, V. W. G. Secre-
tary; Rev. A. F. Hitchcock, of Virginia,
" Rev q Chaplain Robert Fl. TAYLOR.
of Virginia, W. G. Orator; J. H. Thomp-
SON, of Austin, W. G. Marshal Henry
Grice, of Carson, W. G.. Standard Bear
er; Charles D. McDufie, of Silver City,
" G Sword Bearer; Thomas ". Trip
lett, of Austin, W. G. Bible Bearer
Andrew Ipgrund, of Gold Hill, W Senior
Grand Deacon; Michael Murphy, of
Aurora, W Junior Grand Deacon; John
Sharp, of Belmont, David Wan Vrankin,
of Gold Hill, W G Stewards; Charles
II. Fish, of Virginia, W. G. Organist
William Webster, of Washoe, W. C.
Pursuivant Ebert S. Kincaid, of vir-l
ginia, ". G. Tyler.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
1cAN NOT COUNT M IuI A Loss.

I can not count my life loss, =
With all its length Of evil days.
l held them only as the dross
About its gold, whose worth outweighs
For each and all l give Him praise.
For drawing nearer to the brink
That ieadeth down to final rest,
l see with clearer eyes. l think,
And much that vexrd the and oppressed.
Have learned was right and just and best
So, though may but dimly guess
Its far Intent, this gift of his
l honor nor would know the less
One sorrow, or in pain or bliss
Have other than it was and is
-Orerland Monthly.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

The penalties of being rich and be-
neroleut are not all past endurance.
The Richmond Examiner says that "tbe
most notable topic at the White sulphur
Springs this summer is that OF the Dung
ladies, some tea day since, yielng with
each other to obtain kiss from MI.
Peabody, who held sort OF iesee ior
the occasion. j, was the last bend OF
IN. knee of the South to the North"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
UNivERsALIsr CoNvENTION.-BuH

USivERsALIsr CoNvENTION.-Bufa
September %. - Twenty-three States
were represented at the Univesalisi
Convention. Next year being the cen
,enary of Universalism in America, it
was recommended that the parishes pay
off all debts; that all needful improve
medts of buildings and repairs of
churEes be done; that general plan
of missionary work be inaugurated
that $50, 900 be raisad as a denomina-
tonai fuod.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

An ILLMATED PAIR-Siebenkas could
never inspire Lenetie with lyrical en-
thusiasm of love, in which she could
forget heaven and earth aud everything
else. She could count the strokes of
the clock between his kisses, and could
listen and run eff to the saucepan that
was boiling over, with all the big tears
in her eyes which he had pressed out
of her melting heart by touching
story or sermon. She accompanied
in her devotion the Sunday hymns
which echoed loudly from the neighbor-
ing apartments, and in the midst of a
verse she would inrerweave the prosaic
question. s!What shall warm up for
supper ~ And re never could Danish
from his r-mem brance that ouce, when
she was quite touched, and listening to-
his cabinet discourse upon death and
eternity, she looked at him thought
fully, bu, toward bis feet, and at length
said, Don't put on the left stocking
to morrow must darn it. "-JeanPaul
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
HoRsrs Conrse.-The ,rotting horse

HoRsEs CoMING.-The trotting horse
Hotsper was recently cold in Massa-
cnus-tts for SIS, 900, the purchaser in'
tending TO take him to California. The
stallion Robert Bonner has been sold
for $40, 900, also TO come 10 this coast.
We shall soon have some Of the best
I. offers. Us We now haze the fastest
runners, in the United Ststes.-Stock-
ton independent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

A, the funeral services Of the victims
Of the Avondale calamity, Rev. Mr..
Nergans, pastor Of the Weleh Baptist
Church in Plymouth, remarked with
deep emotion, that all but three OF the
male members Of his church lad per-
ished in the mine. Almost the whole
Of that church went up in moment to
Heaven in terrible chariot of ire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
THE OVERLAND MoSrHLY FOR OcroBrR

The UvERLAED MONTHLY TOR CCTOBrR
is received from the Publishers, A 1.
Roman l. Co., San Francisco. Its
contents are: Knapsack and Blanket,
Are OarPublic Schools Failure? No. 2,
Why Shs never Married Charley, Our
Antipodean Cousin, Tn Pasear en-
Grande, Exile, Autographomania, The
Sea -Lion at Home, cannot Conn, my
Life loss, Geological Notes from Ore
goD, Tennessee's Partner, The Cruise
the King, The West, Ec., Cur
rent Literature,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

Ar Cincinnati, on the 2lst instant.
under the auspices of the Buckeye
Clubhouse. was run the greatest race
ever reported in this country. The
race was mile hears-tte first heat,
which WAS the quickest, appearing to
have been drawn one. Tue second
and third heats were won BY the Kea
tucky ,hree-year old eOi', Herzog, by
Vand.l- The time WAS l:43f -I:444-
1:i5i. There was also two-milr hes,
race, won by Grassland. Time, BAL
S:37. This last heat beats Norfolk :
famous time against Lodi, made in
California. September 10, 1865, in his
two-nife race, when his irst heat was
1881 2 5; second, 1881.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

HuRDY-GUnDY.-Two establishments
of the hurdy-gurdy kind have been
established within . few days in the
southern portion of the town. For four
years our city has been free from the
nightly revels of such Institutions.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

WArca FoUND. detached-lever
silver watch was found yesterday morn
ing in front of the TheaIer. TIE owner
can have the same on application TO
Johnny Moore a, the Theater Saloon.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

A wsggish paragrapbist asserts that
NO Democrat need be without satif-
factory platform. for if he is not suited
in one State he can 90 to another.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25

THs Sacramento Uuion states that
there arrived from the East on Sunday
afternoon, in that city, in one OF the
Central Pacific fruit cars attached TO
the passenger rain, 10000 dozen eggs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
II. S. MAS ON,
ECLE CTIC PHYSICIAN.

A IL DISEASES OF wGMEN AND Chill
IA dreD especially treated. old Chronic Dis
eases cured. private Diseases Of every character
treated in strict confidence N. mo COCA.
SION TO 60 ~ SAN FnANCISCO.
Once, Wet side Of Carson street, few dcors
south If Penrod House.
August 9TH, 1869.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

The Gazette Of Wednesday evening has the
following;
The FORE TRUCK OF the locomotive Of the
passenger train on the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroad, bound out from the
wharf this morning, ran of the track q short
distance within the tunnel on Wilkes street,
but after delay Of about half an hour they
were replaced by means Of Jack screws, and
the train proceeded on It's way TO the depot,
where another locomotive was substituted
for the disabled one, aud with the train
started for Lynchburg.
A CoLoRED MAN named Allen Fox, living
on King street, beyond the Virginia house,
was struck by man known rs Spanish
Jack, at Flshtown, this evening, knocked
down, and, II is supposed, had his leg
broken. He was taken home In wagon.
The steamboat Fairy, on her way 10 Fish.
town yesterday, ran into the steamer City oil
Alexandria lying In her slip, aud had her
bar-room stove In and a portion Of her wheel
house carried away by the collision. She
her trips will not be interrupted In conse'
quence.
The attendance Of buyers from the coun
try at Fishtown this morning was larger
than II has yet been this season, and ter
times the number Of fish that were received
would not have supplied the demand they oc
casloned. The marked falling on noticed In
the receipts Of fish for the last two or three
days still continues, but as the "bnnch'
herring have stopped, and tho "giut" her
ring commenced running, The supply, II Il
expected, will DO greatly Increased duriul
the next few days. shad sold this morning
at from $t2.50 to s16 per hundred, and her
ring ut from $40 to Gil per thousand.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23
Medical.
pKIFIHoRs LOCK- HosPITAL,
ESTABLISHED ASA RBYUeBFRoM auAoKERY
rHs ONLY PLAoE. WHERE A CURE CAN BE

j. ~ IN 0BTAiNBD.
DR., JOHNSTON -. discovered the mos, certain.
s:sS AID s, sqs remedy II y: w9rS .Sr
sSsrsss, inpoiss.y, General liability, Nervous.
isc. y iSssp, f.lps!sSs e. he sG ass P
Is: R%ns or sslS Ss
.:::.l .sS :s.;s s; lsss.
s' Victims ss q s,rs1 + me Or
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.P;ss ss s h sI. SssP%s ,s q S
which snnuslly sweeps 70 az untmely grave thou;;
Hdf % SSc me is R1 Safsi.s have
,rsSssa listen nate. WI. The IHp S o. SlS,
ssii with faii 'OoaSrs ssss,,ov
marriage, bsins swsrs. ~ phy steal Weakness, o..
s.ass S sssO' pls.,s Sm.sf unSs p care q b.
nay rsLlEious,5 cSIa1s on b.. honor S EsTiHs
''''Sn' ORGANIC WEAKNESS
| Immediately Cured aud Full yigor Restored,
Miserable aud Gsrriasc inro.si6io-i IS; penalty
are &C. S. fSP% S
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the pleasures q healthy oasPrns The most ssTlgnS
49, as s. Bsss%s. sSie f1
and Mental Fpuoiions Weakened, Loss q Proc5ss.
ptsS q H. R.s, naiss.Sa. pGcnsEtSisSsi
Debility, :, WsstinI Of the Frame, Coughs. Con.
I8SfFifcss SOUTH PRBpBRToK STREET,
rom sS ss fY nos 20 observe
i;.is,. received a.. snis. ,Yo;ssd ASs :SH
| writing should state age, and send portion OF sd-
v'r'i''n'n' d'''f SRI y6SEh SsgssTISSss
Il the 9Sy GSss S, 2
III 81. Sses .psat M IA he hospital: p london,
some 81 The NOS, asIon shlns cures hal were ever
saSwa. may ',opsIsd Nth ringing IN The ss5S
.aIsd a ;ssdsn sends ss.haaf, gia ire
mont Of Y FARE RRa fStre TSiSSfISE
ss SoSS saS f9a &
me :.s s: sah .ss. "a
S... o. Stu. Loss y sassaias Poysr. Psp,atOn
Z: j. &. BRRv saE s5 s Be-
sI%P'oF 81 ssst. on .ns mind
ass PpsPssiG2 q sRt G, fSTs 81 sSi
Thous,nds 81 psr.ops Of all age. can now Judge
hell. yisor, Sseonlns weak. pale. setySus and
emsctatsd. having sinfular appearance about the
eyes, cough and '{{5 SGSS s Il sumption
sS ~ ss1
.SeS sts npsSS & even sESn az
;sset f both MUD aud 6OSS-sR5uii SpSIy i%%c
so %as Rig sas q P.aa IL. sSSS be-
.aa,ehsd from ali prospects aud enJOyinop.s Of fe,
1s.urs and iaSaisISE Ia eeTtsiR secret habit
Such persons MUST. sefSr S, contemplating
reflect that sound mind and body are the most me-
sessarY regulates 70 promote eonnubiAl happiness
becomes a weary piisriGSgs the prospect hourly
daIkeas o he view ne @ippd becomes sRad owed
sss.iSa ihs, tes haRPlnsSs Of another becomes
pleasure fSd1 - has iaSbed ths SEEDS 0 q III;
:SC G afsad HSPSSas sanl
hs from spplyinx % those who; from education
tsnisis. Who. Incapable q ssriss SicS h. n1sS
month. or \. Icas ss the snsisst Zee can b. OBJ
iAiLsd,. and in despair leave, him With ruined
IL 6 s y pos sSsy
at JR ~ 9Ss R Il a. rS ssI
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'Is i q tSiiS
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jes-ly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Government Sales.
JISCnLs BARRACKS.

| iNc'Ls BARRACKS a.. .
DEPor ouARrERsAsrEa's oHyloH,l
wAsHiEoLoE, d. u, April II. len. &
Will be sold a Public Auction, on rRlDAn,
April y, under the supervision Of Captain y. U,
vt i0N m, the very desirable eottsgss and build.
Cottage, S.x25 feet, with Kitchen. ltxal feet.
GStt ssss KS fs sst WIZ WIZ kisSss Iab fss
/ 6Sasf. Quarters. tsra f.s,. KitcSso iSais
.i'onsOrs' Quarter, Ska feet. Kitchen srIe
T'onie,rs' Quarters, l27x2i feet, Kitchen, 2ixii
'onicers' Quarters. SKA feet. . Kitchen. lix2t
is Barracks, I2sr2i feet.
Kitchen. liIle feet.
IS Kitchens, 2sxl0 feet each,
Kitchen, iixls feet
SS S$Ts:: S SnsTsss: ; ssT f: :s
I R.rr. ss. iiixst f.s,.
] Headqusrters Building. lisxss feet.
] storeh ouse, 75x95 feet,
! GaArdhouss, SKA feet.
kasa. H HSa:s s saS stsSis MD f Eel.
] Mess House, 2sxls feet,
Bakehouse and Oven, t7x1l feet.
B siidiSs. si1is lei; sscr. ssS MIis rel
s,aai f;et board Fence, i.s'i feet Picket Fence.
sale will be continued from day to day I'll all is
sold. 0''0 80 -
Terms Cash. In Government fuud..
T6s 1sGd WI be K The Swn 81;
%oVs ,Rsif by Ssi Ssts, Or arr.aas VIII
BY order Of the aaArtsin;f's,sr Ss9ssgTssIs ,r
Deputy ouartsrmaster General.
apls.td Brevet BriE. 0enl U. 9. A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

The Cumberland Ausganian of April 21st
has the following; ...g -... ~
AcAsUALTr of most distressing nature oc-
Cured at the steam saw mill OF DR.. ]. J.
Bruce, In this city, on Wednesday last. A
lad about fourteen or fifteen years Of age, by
some means undiscovered, was caught upon
the circular saw, while II was revolving with
lightning-like rapldity, and literally sawed
TO death. One hand was cut of and thrown
outside the mill, and the teeth Of the saw cut
entirely through one side OF the head and
partially through the neck and chest, tcar-
Ing the flesh into shreds and giving 10 the
remains q terribly mangled appearance.
Coroner Strong was notified OF the circum-
stances, and promptly summoned q Jury and
held an inquest, when II was ascertalned
that the name Of the deceased was John
Williams, employed as driver on the canal,
but nothing 10 explain the manner Ia which
he camo In contact with the Jaw was dcyel-
opcd. At the time Of the accident the en-
ploycs Of tho mill were outside the building,
getting log Into position on the truck pre-
paratory to saving, and had no knowledge
Of the cause that Induced II. A verdict Of
accidental death was accordingly rendered.
Intelligence Of the sad event was communi-
Gated to the father Of the unfortunate boy,
Mr.. Alexander Williams, OF Mt. Savage,
who Immediately came down, took charge
| OF the remains, and had thom conveyed TO
that place for interment.
AT THEIR RECENT MEETING tho board Of
| directors Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal
directed q survey Of the whole line between
Cumberland and Georgetown to be made, TO
determine accurately Its metes and bounds.
Mr.. T. II. O'Neill, Frederick county, was
selected as the surveyor, with Mr.. John q.
Stone, Of Montgomery, and Mr.. Lloyd Lowe,
OF this county, as assistants.
HEAVY Coal TRADE.-For the week end
ing April 10, there were shipped over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad $3.50 tons OF
coal, against 1880 tons for the same week
last year. This Is the heaviest shipment oil
coal that has ever boon made over the Balti-
more and Ohio road In one week since The
opening Of the road. Thoro will, doubtless,
soon be heavier shipments, as the road Ia In
crcasing Its facilities.
Tho total amount Of coal shipped from
this region sluce the LIST Of January Is 28i,
o27 tons, being about 100000 tons In excesi
of the amount shipped for the same time last
ycar.-Cun,berlIad Civilid,i, 22d. ,-,
The Baltimore fire commissioners havi
very properly, In view Of the recent fatal nc
cident In McClellan's alley, asked Council
TO give them tho authority To insure tn,
lives Of hremen.
A HORSE PAIR and yclocipcdc show Is Il
take place at the Hagcrstown Agriculture
and Mechanical Society's grounds on thu
Gath, 25th and Goth Of May. The larges
prize for horses will be $500. aud for velocl
pedes 800. ...