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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

&. G. WAsHBURN, the next Governor
Of Wisconsin, will address our people at
the Turner Hall, to night, at half past
seven. We want every Republican and
every one who stills claims to belong to
the Democratic party, to be present, to
hear attentively what will be said and
then to act in the approaching political
strife. according to the dictates of his
own convictions. We want the LADIES OF
Manitowoc..to grace the meeting with their
presence, thus manifesting their interest
in the continuance of Republican institu-
tons. We want all to come and thus
honor a man who, by his pure life and
actions, as we'll as his eminent qualifca-
tons and great political services has Sc
cured the nomination and the sure election
to the highest distinction within the gift
of the people of Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

Dir. J. B. Lane, the very efficient
Agent for the sale Of the work, is now in
town and will remain here about a week.
Every Farmer, Mechanic, Manufacturer,
Landlord, Executor, Guardian, Heir at
Law, Minor, Apprentice, Mariner. Pub
lie officer, Bank officer. Justice of the
Peace, Sheriff, Commissioner. Trader,
married woman or widow, citizen nda
property holder, should be provided with
this safest and cheapest councillor and
legal adviser.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

Willis WooDaRp. a boy nine wears
old, was drowned last Sunday afternoon.
The first notice of the accident TO his
brother was by recognizing the bows hat
floating on the river. After dragging
for him several hours. he was found and
taken to the Lake House, where every
effort. though In vain, was made for res
toration,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

AN alarm of FIRE was given last Sun
day night, by the burning of chimney,
IN the Lake House, which caused consid-
cradle excitement for a few moments.
Had fire broken out In that block OF
wooden buildings. there could have been
10 help for them, as there was strong
wind Glowing at the time.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

To any one paying Us 50 so, before
Dec. LIST we will credit one years sub
scription to our paper AMI send the
Young Folks Rural for the year 1872,
with the remaining numbers of the pres
ent year free from the time the amount
is paid to US. The Young FoAs' Rural
is large and beautiful newspaper for
young people and children, started last
year by the publisher Of the Western
Rural at Chicago. Cash prizes are paid
for young peoples contributions. Terms
sl.00 per year. Sample numbers Tree.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
4 USEFUL BOOK.-


In this work the author has collected
together, reduced to a compact form and
very luoidly stated, the legal principles
which business men act upon In the
transaction of affairs, the obligations
they assume, and thu rights they acquire,
with suggestions and directions for avoid
ing the one ADD securing the other. The
text is not burdened with references
which would be useless to the unprofes-
SIGNAL reader, but on proper topics Forms
arc given and accompanied by such ex-
plantations and directions that any one
Can use them with almost perfect securi-
ty.
Hitherto the books prepared for this
general purpose, as they contained little
more than forms, usually plunged the
person who used them into more difficult
ties than they extricated him from. The
scope Of this work is more extensive It's
subjects are very fully treate and in such
a manner that resort may be had with
perfect safety to thess pages on occasions
when. ordinarily, merchants and farm
ers, seek legal counsel, or in emergencies
when advice can not be had
Many an expensive litigation might be
saved to those engaged in business if they
were enlightened beforehand upon the
legal character of the act they were about
to perform.
The experience of DR.. Parsons, gained
as consulting lawyer and as professor
IN the Cambridge Law School, has point
ed ont to him the needs of business men.
BE has made use of the learning acquir-
ed IN the preparation of a score or more
of textbooks, to adapt the present to all
the States Of the Union.
His reputation and bility are sufficient
guaranty Of the accuracy with which this
work has been written.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
COUNTY FAIR pnsTpoNEI

As It would be impossible for our farm
ers IN this county to leave home, under
the present danger of fire, the Executive
Committee have postponed the County
Fair for one week. to Oct. 18th and 18th
inst
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
IN PROB ATE,
MANETowoc COUNTY COURT

T.
I the matter of tho estate of EatlIan a. Brown
4 Deceased.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Letters of admins
tration said estate having been issued Samuel
A Newell on the 2Sth day of August A. D. 1871 and
six months from and after said day being allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims for
animation and allowance. Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will the first Monday in each
month during said term of six months, and the
day of the expiration of said six months the
bate Office in the City of Manitowoc in said county
receive, examine and adjust all claims, and demands
of all persons against said deceased.
Cost san ". W WALDO, County Judge.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

CARELESS SHooTING.-There was a
case before Judge Waldo yesterday The
State against Decatur Lawrence and John
Tyler for shooting dog of Mr.. Chas.
Klingholz, within his enclosure on Sun
day, seriously wounding the dog and
nearly hitting two children, one Of Mr.,
hiinghozs and one of Mr.. Lueps' who
were there picking up beach nuts. 1t is
perfect disgrace to these boys, in the
way they are using their guns and a still
greater shame to their pareuts for Der
hitting their boys to carry about and use
such deadly weapons. Chickens. geese
and ducks are killed and manned bv these
scamps without distinction of ownership
and the residents on the outskirts of our
City are hardly safe of their lives
| charges of shot or stray bullet strikino
against their dwellings or smrshing in
their windows
As there Is no authority forbiddino
| shooting outside of the CITY limits We
can only look to the parents Of such bows
TO stop this nuisance and sincerely hope
that this appeal TO them is not in vain.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
FIRE.
destructive lire in The Woods-Fear
full Loss of proDerty

eaA A<oSS Oh properly.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. Jackson for
the following particulars from Clarks
Mills: On the lst inst, the fire there
was all around the village, men fighting
day and night, to keep the fire from the
strawstacks on the hill, which. if they
had been ignited, would have carried the
tre right into the village there was no
serlo1s damage done except to fences,
standing timber and meadows The fire
was quenched by digging trenches and
applying abundance Of water. Still there
is serious danger and some of the mer.
chants were about packing up their goods.
A great deal of stacked hay has also
been destroyed on the river bottoms
above the Mills.
From Two Rivers we learn, that a
| dwelling house on the south side Of the
river, belonging to Mann & Co., was 10
nltcd by sparks from the burning woods
and entirely consumed, the iremen being
only able to save the adjoining buildings.
Two children having been locked up in
the b ouse by their mother, who went
across the river, were sayed with great
difficulty, by the neighbors. We hs
been unable to ascertain the amount of
loss or insurance. Near the Two River
road, about three miles from here the
dwelling and barns of Christoff Witt
,lr. Willard and Mrs. Schultz, were also
ignited by sparks FROM the woods and TO-
tally destroyed.
Aside from the buildings lost bv
Mr.. Sauber north of the Two River
Tannery, reported last week, we have to
mention the loss of several others Lear
the same locality. a Dir. Traubma,n
lost over thousand dollars, Mr.. De;ab
about one hundred dollars and Mr. Gin,
nityabout three hundred dollars. Thew
we're all insured in the Milwaukee Mec,,
Mutual and Mr. Kemper, the efficient
agent, of that Company just informs rs
that be has already adjusted AND PAID
the following amounts:
Mr.. Sauber S952.OO.
:" Traubmann Sl02l. 90.
Dejah $I2I.OO.
He also informs Us that his COMPANY
received over S25 600 during the last
monss for applications. This must he
safe and prompt Insurance Company in
deed
This morning the FIRE is reported Al,
around us. the city is full ofsmoke which
Is almost anbearable in the streets and
penetrating every building. No wind.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

The Republicans of the City of Manitosoc are re-
euested TO meet on Saturday Oct. s4t7attT 2 sM
for the purpose of nominating delegates tue Coun-
~ Convention to be held October 10th 1871 at the
following named places
1st Ward-Klingholz Hall
I'd Ward-W intiiate House.
Sd Ward-C;,rl CANCERS.
4th Ward--Franklin Bookstore
The nhmber of delegates be elected Is speci sized
In the call Tor the County Convention.
By order of the Committee
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
RAILROAD NEWS.
Prom The shehoypan Herald

Work on the Lake Shore Road is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The force of men
employed upon the grade is between two
and three hundred-an increase of about
seventyfive since last week. Five miles
of the road south Of the city will be grad
ed and ready for the ties by Saturday
night The iron to complete it between
on the 2lst and will doubtless asriye at
this port within two weeks.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

WE gladly notice that work has been
commenced on the hill, on Washington
St., so as to bring it to the grade and thus
make is one Of the most pleasant streets
in our city. We hope the sidewalks on
the same street will also be attended to
as soon as possible, they are certainly in
a bad state at present.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

PERsoNALs.-Harvey Hubbard. An
ton Vogt and others who have been to
Chicago. attending the meeting Of the
Odd Fellows, have let the light of their
countenanee shine upon Us again. They
had good time, procession two miles
long and a capital speech from Schuyler
Colfax,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
: Traubmann SI0l
$ Dejah $I2I.O.

MR. JAS. ALLEN, of Chicago. the cell
eorated equestrian, is in town; and is
stopping at the Windiate House for q
few days. So"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
THE REPUBLICAN, 90. CoNyENrIos.

The Republican County Convention for the purpose
OF nominating County Officers, and for transacting
such other business may be brought before the
Convention, will be held on Monday Oct. 10Th
1871. O'Clock p NJ at kIingholz HALL in the City
of Manitowoc. The several towns and election pre-
eints are entitled to the following number of Dele
gates:
Centerville, 4; Meemc, .; Liberty, s; Newton s /;
Rockiand, Eaton. =; Schleswig, g Maple GroTe /
franklin, 2; Cato.3; kossuth, 4; Cooperstown, 3
AanitoEoc Rapids, 8 Two Rivers2 Two Creeks, /;
hishIcott, /; Gibson, 3 Town Manitowoc 2
CITY M.EIIovoC.
At Nasd, 4; 2d Ward, =; Cd Ward 9; 9Th Ward 8.
OTTO 'T3EHIEL,
FRED. B0RCHERDT
QUERlN EVEN,
J. NJ. CONNIE,
A. HUDSON.
District Committee
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

81 RIED.

Observation-Disclosures d,ls7l
at Manitowoc, Wis, by the Rev. G. B.
Stevens, Mr.: w. D. SALISBURY, of
Clayhanks, Wis. and Miss RUTH O..
JOHNS, Of Manitowoc, Wis.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
MARRIED

Essays for Y0un" Men. on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MAR
RIAGE-with sure means of relief for the Erring and
Unfortunate. diseased and debiI taded Sent free in
scaled envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TIoF, No. 8. Ninth ST. Phiiaselphis5 Fs. sly
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
Abatement of Nuisance Notice.

WHEREAS the Board of Aldermen on the 18th day
of August ISL authorized aud directed the under
s,ned Street Commissioner receive sealed pr0po-
sails for aiat:n tiae nuisance of Lots 6. 10, II:
Llnek No 267 the south side Of the river ii this
CITY: -
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals wall
be received by the undersigned at the City CleTh :
office within days from this date, for properly
stating the nuisance being on lots No. g. 4 II
in block No 257 within days from the date OF the
contract: said contract to be awarded tie lowest
responsible bidder.
dated Manitowoc City, September 2sth 1871.
CHESTER BUELL.,
ar Street Com 1st & 81 wssis
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
MANITOWOC end WARD sCSrOoT,

The following pupils attending the
higher department. have attained a
standing Of so, Or upwards, during the
past month, in each branch of study and
81, or upwards, in department.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

Those perfect in attendance, have been
neither absent nor tardy at either morn
ing or afternoon sessions, nor at either
recess. They are the following
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
THE THREE REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

The Republican Assembly District Conventions will
La held Saturday October 18th. at &c
o'clock A. NJ AZ which each District has TO nominate
scanddatc for Member of Assembly, and to transact
such other business may lie brought before the
Convention.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05
REPUBLICAN, WARD CAUCUsRs.

Tho representation of the towns belonging to the
several Districts is the same as in the County Com
sentlon. BY order of the Committee
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

Ist Dist, at a. TeitScn, su Newton.
"a AZ the Corners, Town o5
Iisnitowec Rapids.
SD - EAliAhnoiX Hall, Manitouoc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-19

differences with Spain may be adjusted in the
same manner by arbitration. 1859
The last city swindle exposed is that of the
! Collector of Assessments. who, it is alleged
has pocketed halt million dollars in -four
years The present incumbent, one Stark
weather, was appointed by Tweed in 1867.
Beust, after rescuiug his wife and seven
children from his burning house at Liberty,
n. J. was burned to death with his eighth
child, while endeavoring to save it.
The bark Sydham, from Bremen, ashore at
Jones Inlet, is going to peices. and with a car
go valued at $G0:00O will probably prove to-
tal loss
It is confirmed that Heenan, Cook and Dun
ply left for Europe-the two former some ten
days since, via Halifax. and the latter within
couple Of days. Warrants have been sent for
their arrest.
There was a large crowd at the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions early this morning in expectation
that Mayor Hail would be put at the bar, but
up to noon he was not known to be under ar
rest. His counsel had frequent consultations
with the district Attorney yesterday Afternoon
and this morning
The Grand jury summoned for the Deem
her term was discharged. the body serving for
November holding over till the LIST of January
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From New Y Ork.

New YORK, Dec. lQ.-There were no addl'
tional arrests last night. Tweed is said to be
nervous and anxious. Connolly is not so sick
as reported. The story Of his illness was start
ed to gain sympathy tor him.
4 Madrid letter states that SickelS received
secret orders to return to Washington lmmedl'
atclv for consultation on important State mat
tiers. It is generally believed at Madrid that
Sickels was called home to confer upon Cuban
matters, The sudden call preolpltated his
marriage, the pair starting tor Washington I'M
mediately after the ceremony.
It is stated that Secretary Boutwell, is pre-
pairing an explanatory account OF the syndicate
operations. o
The small pox is spreading in Jersey City.
Hoboken and Trenton and special hospitals tot
the patients are being assigned IN those places.
At a meeting of the Federal Council OF In
ternationals, last night theCrispins: jewelers. and
Tvpoeraphical unions affiliated with and became
part of the Iuternationals.
The immigration commissioners state that
ticket of leave men and other English criminals
are again arriving here quite numerously.
The mother of Flora Brown, supposed tC
have persisted IN the Chicago fire, is alive and
writes to the Ncwburg Chief OF Police from
St: Charles. III. The girl was found on the
9th Instant wandering in the streets of New
burg and sent to Cohoes, where she stated thai
She had relatives. She has not been hearc
from since and cannot now be found
There was but a small audience at Cooper
Institute last night to celebrate the Treaty OF
Washington. Addresses by the Rev. ]. B
Mills. lHihu Burri1t and Dr. Prime. Resoiu
lions were adopted hoping that the negotiation
far the Washington Treaty might be the pre-
cedent by which all future national difference
nav be adjusted, and a universal reign of peace
secured, closing with the hope that the presen
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LoNDoN, Dee. ia special to the Echo
from Berlin says Minister Bancroft yesterday
delivered to the Emperor of Germany, who
bad accepted the arhtratorship between Great
Britain aud the United States, the memnran.
dunn Of the American government with regard
to the Northwestern boundary question.
LONDON, Dec. l9-5 a. m.-The Prince of
Wales continues to make satisfactory progress.
The Duke Of Edinburgh, who left last week
as soon as the Prince was declared out of dan
ger will return to SandYingham Saturday.
LONDON, Dec. 19--The sublime Porte and
the khedve Of Egypt have refused to pur-
chase the Suez Canal and NJ. de Lesseps is
now applying to other governments to effect
the sale.
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E'rHnss South America.

NEW YORK, Dee. l9.-The Brazilian Times
of Nov. 18th, has been received.
Emancipation WAS going on quietly The
police magistrate implicated in the assault on
German officers at Rio, had been dismissed.
Envoy Kirk who has been on a mission to
the River Platte republics had returned to
Washington. -.
The village Of Gran has been ruined by nine
successive earthquakes; but few lives we're lost.
The assembly OF Rio had passed compulso-
~ education law
Coffee was higher, shipments during fort
night 70,0nU sacks
The iiasship Lancaster was at Rio, ard the
gunhoat> Wasp and T.oonderoga at Montcvidco.
All w"
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TsZETsaREE DOLEAR-AND
STEAM ENGINE

TE2ETslREED OLEAR-AND-A
STEAM ENGINE
has regular engine gearing and is altogether the
most interesting toy ever presented. 1T Will run
TWO hours and half, and has power ID drive a
dozen attachments.
OUTLINE ILLUSTRATIONS TO SHAKS-
PEARE, by Moritz Rctzsgh. l vol. Beau
LOVES AND IIEROINES OF THE POETS.
vol. Large Svo..........."...........
THE JOSEPHINE GALLERY. lvoI. Svo.
Turkey antique So Cloth 81.
TRANSFORMED OF INSECTS, by Dr.
Duncan. Fully illustrated .."......".......SI.5O
KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY, by Wash
ington Irving New ed. l VOL, antlque....S?
| THE WAVERLY GALLERY Of the principal
| female characters Of Sir Walter SCOTS Nov
els Engraved by Heath. .........".........Sl. 81
THE BYRON GALLERY. Splcndidly illus
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON. Morocco,
SWISS PICTURES, Drawn with Pen and
Pencil %
DAZIEL'S ILLUSTRATED GOLDSMITH.
One hundred engravings. ...........S3 10
ONE THOUSAND AND ONE GEMS OF
| ENGLISH POETRY, selected and arranged
| by Charles Mackay. l vol, illustrated ......S3
LIGHT OF THE WORLD AND OTHER
| POEMS AND HYMNS, BY eminent writers.
Beautifully illustrated
BRITISH HEROES AND WORTHLESS, with
Portraits -
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, ilIustra.
.'..'.'9'
HOUSEHOLD FRIENDS, for every sea-
son
GLEANINGS FROM THE ENGLISH Pc
ELS. ! vol. Morocco antique. ..................o4
LADY COURTSHIP l vol,
Green and Gold Morocco. ;:
WOODSIDE AND SEASIDE. Illustrated
with per and pencil. ...oH
KSPEAR 5 SONGS AND SON
NE1S -
! POETRY OF COMPLIMENT AND COURT
SHIP, selected and arranged by Palmer with
SONGS OF SEVEN, By JEAN 1NGE
WINTER POEMS, by iavorite American Pc
cts with illustrations.
HYMNS FROM FABER......... ...................S
Besides the above, we have q very large a
sortmcnt Of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
from .Jc to SO each.
FINE POCKET-kNIVES,
Wostenholm's make.
FINE GOLD PENS
in variety Of beautiful holders.
1 GOLD PENCILS
in Russia Leather Cases, and thousand ant
one beautiful articles selected expressly for tn
Holiday trade. The best and cheapest goods Il
the South.
The above is only partial list Of rich an
elegant goods, selected with special reference
the coming Holidays all of which have bee
bought at the lowest cash prices and will be sol
Mt the very lowest rates. twill afford me peasuT
to show these goods. To parties who are unabi
to visit the city to select Christmas presents, fu
information will be cheerfully given by letter
GEORGE z. FRENCH,
dec. Is No. 90, King street.
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Cf1.H.MERCxdA.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Dec. l9.-The market
oT Wheat continues active, particularly Tor
prime and choice samples; offerings of ll9o BUSH
els red, with sales at 49, l55 and l65 for fair to
prime, and 10 and l72 for choice; strictly
,aoice lot of amber brought ia. Corn is in fair
Sselrt, and the market is fairly active offerings
a 34l4 bushels mixed and l54 of yellow, with
aies of the former at "a, 65 &c and c. and of the
q after at 66. Oats are dull and lower; offerings
go 42o bushels, with sales at 81
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Thrown Cut.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I9-Thc Fourth Ma:
tiouai Bank located in Arch, below 9Th street,
has been thrown cut by the Joint action of the
bank examiners and clearing House 1t has a
capital OF $.uU,mm with deposits amounting to
about =SI"00O An investigation is making
ct its present condition.
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GoUHG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of this society
viii be held in their room, on King street, at
half past seven o clock, tonight. I his meeting
viii not inteIfc with the exercises OF the
Alexandria Musical Association, as the Young
lien Christian Association will occupy but a
half hour of the time,
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E'I;a Hs1rkAk.

NEW IoR", Decenner ]H.-Stocts strong ard
steHGy. Guid dali an! heavy at nnH4. Money
tight ut LIS Virginia skies Ga; new 61. Flour
dll and jal0c lower Wheat dull and nomi-
naly lower. Corn dull and declining.
BALTIMORE, December 19.-Virginia skies,
coupon, old, 90 asked West Virginias = asked.
Cotton steady; low middings, le?al9 Flour
quiet but firm. Wheat quiet, but firm; Ohio
and indiana l50alaS. White Southern Corn &C
Tive at ti22aG9; yellow Southern quiet at 66a12.-
Oats dull at 50;ljJ.
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G. & O. CANAI~-A telegram was received
yesterday from j. G. Clarke, president of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, in
which he states that he has given orders to the
superiutendents between Georgetown and Mer-
c,r>vie. Md. to keep the water oe their d.
,I>,ou, of the canal until Saturday the 25d in,
rart, 50 as to allow the grain boats that arrived
Yesterday to return to their winter quarters.
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Esayiut Disaster.

KEY WEsT. FLA, Dec. 1S.-The British
schon,cr f. II. Brown from st. Andrews, i
on Riding Rocks, total loss. Her captain i
dead