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Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
TO Farmers!
To Fishermen!
To Gardeners !
r. A. GOLDEN g. RE0..

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. C.
"OCLD return their thanks to the citizens
W of st Mary's for the patronage extend
ed them heretofore, and ash continuance OF
their confidence andpstronage.
Have you early VEGETABLES seeking a
good market?
Send them to GOLDEN j. BRO, for the
Washington market, where the highest
prices are given and low commission
charged.
Have you FISH TO sell for fair returns?
Ship them TO GOLDEN + LRO., wash-
ington, d c., who will seek ~ sale, and
not wait 10 he sought.
Have you STOCK to ship when meats are
desired?
GOLDEN E BRO., formerly of Charles co..
Nd and row at corner of 10 and F Sta.
southwest, Washington. d. c., are always
at the docks to receive freight. They have
siock-yard for cattle, wLen the market
is giuiied, and can hold for an adyance.-
Their charges are very moderate.
And when yorr FRUITS are IN season, s.nt
them TO GOLDEN i Bro, for ready sale,
quick returns and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN, H.,
for which you desire q ready sale at good
rates Send them 10 GOLDEN L BRO.
~ hN Will ~fsss sales AZ good prices as
any other city, aud at small colnmission
If ron have POULTRY, or anything else raised
in your county, and which would COM
nhand good prices in = large city, among
the best agents !ou GAIA procure in WASH
ington, are
II. A. GOLDEN s. BRO,
Cor. 10th and F sts. southwest
Washington, d. C.
march 6, ls1s-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08

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We have male fam, indeel We
Paint for which ,on are Amt,
painting and isr othcs rnFj ses.
passed orr exS-ctsti,,ps- ss,sleslss
poin'.pt a,o3 lc:'ks. aprshin = !
esd II. { we ncn:ien Mr. Hsrler
nu,aber) bear willing teetimeny
III Resi.ectssllys
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
MrTRRY ADDISON


Mr.
Enamel Paint
ohn Street who Mills
pleased
Montague Of
Yours, GARRETrSON, House nds ssn p.p,er
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

George W Burroughs &
Isaiah Cartcr
Executors Of
George 7 Burroughs.
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ARKANSAS.
nErrnL1cAN .rArE coNYENrroS.

REPUBLICAN eTATB CONVENTION.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 1.-THE Repub.
lican State Convention met at the hall Of
the House o! Representatives at 12 O'Clock
to-day.
Senator Clayton, chairman Of the Re.
publican Central Committee, called the
convention TO order.
J. II. johnson (colored) was elected
temporary chairman and Frank Silver.
man temporary secretary.
A Committee on Credentials was ap.
pointed, alter which the convention took
recess for an hour.
On reSssembliDg the committee re.
ported, and speeches were made by N.
Barnes, ". H. Gray (colored), and E W.
Klmball in opposition to the new Con-
stitution. In the courEe OF Mr.. Grsy's
speech he read paper purpertiDg 10 be a
dispatch from New Orleans, stating that
General Longstreet and 450 men were
killed to-day. The reading Of this doc
ument created great excitement in the
Convention and on the streets. The
speaker denounced the late Constitutional
Convention as q revolutionary body and
denounced its acts as revolutionary, null
and void. Mr. Kinball stated that this
was the same old fight for the Union: that
assassination stslked abroad and friends
OF the Union in the South appealed to
Congress Tor protection, not thinking their
appeal would be needed. The C0nven.
ton meets again tonight. 1t is generally
understood that there will be no nomins.
tioDs for State officers.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept 1.-THE dispatches
from New Orleans received on Change
at noon, announcing the complete success
OF the revolution there, were received
with cheers. A call for meeting at the
Court House tonight, to express sym
patty with the citizens Of Louisiana, and
thanktulness Tor their relief from oppres-
Sion, was signed by a large number Of
merchants, and will be published in the
evening papers.
ST. LOUIS sYNPATmzEs WITH LOUISIANA.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE Mass Meet.
ing called tonight to sympathize with
the people Of Louisiana in their ei-
forts 70 nd themselves OF oppression
was largely attended. Gen. VIM. Shields
presided, and . large number oil promi-
neut citizens Of both political parties
elected Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Speeches were msde by Gen. Shields, Col.
Richardson, formerly OF Louisiana, Sher.
rard Clemens, formerly Congressman
from Virginia; Col. Slaybsck, and Col.
Reed, lately Of New Orleans; Y. P.
Griesche, and several Others. Ali Of the
speeches expressed an earnest sympathy
with the people Of Louisiana IN their
struggles TO relieve themselves OF usurps.
ton. They have been oppressed and
strongly denounced by Kellogg, Durrell
Norton, Casey, and the whole horde o
carpet baggers
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AusUsrA, Sept. 1.-two hundred and
tVenty-four towns show q total vote Of
more than $1,000, and a majority for Gov.
Dlngley Of nearly 5000. This indicates a
total vote Of $1,000, some 1900 more
than last year. Gov. Dlngley's majority,
II me remaining towns maintain the same
ISno, Wil b nearly 1900, being q net
last years majority. The mSioriiisU IN o ne
Congressional DISTRICT viii sSSr ~ ate
somewhat higher than WI" ,sie5roSSSsS
last night in the first district, "a oP noo.
severely contested, Burleigh will r. l tv,S
to 1000 and will possibly reach bis irRp,
majority Of 1872. Fuller returns in
speaker Blsines district indicate that his
majority will be nearly as large as in
1872, and in proportion to the aggregate
vote will be much larger. The Leeis-
lature Is overwhelmingly Republican, Of
81 Senators the Democrats elect but one
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SELMA, ALA, Sept. 15.-A dispatch to
the TINES from Demopolis reports that
body Of armed negroes were yesterday
discovered drilling near that place, who
replied TO the question what they meant,
that negroe blood had been shed and
they were determined TO have white
blood. Two unsrmed whites, sent to
learn their grievance and assure them Of
their error, were fired upon and both
wounded, one seriously and one MORALLY.
This morning the whites TO the number
Of thirty or Iorty went down and dispers-
ed the armed negroes, killing and
wounding several Of them. The ne
groes numbered 200. They are the same
negroes that stopped the government
rationS, and have since held armed pos.
session OF the public highway. When
fired upon they dispersed, but they are
reported 10 have resssembled, and de.
clare thst no white man shall pass the
road
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USITRD STATES DISTRICT COURT
The United States District Court met yes.
terdsy morning as usual.
The cases Of John Miller e.. Steamboat
VIM. Butler, and Michael Reilly u. same,
were examined and dismissed at the cost
OF the libellants.
In the case OF the United States o. the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., the DIS.
tFict Attorney filed the exhibits required
BY the defendants.
The hearing OF tho case Of Edward
Drsyfu5 rs the steamer Granite State
was continued. Exceptions 10 libels were
filed.
The court then adjourned to this morn.
ing alto o'clock.
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As the Rsgon d 81 Cincinnati, there will

As the RSgon Is 81 Cincinnati, there will
be no PArkersburg boat this morning.
On her down trip Monday afternoon the
Willie ]. broke some portion Of her ma
chinery, and was compelled to lay over ct
Bellsire until daylight yesterday morning.
She then went down 70 CSpunS, after
which che returned 20 this city. Last
evening abe left Tor sunAsh.
The Tempest came up from New Mar
tinsyille and returned yesterday.
The Ed. Pope arrived from MatAmorAS,
and was still at the wharf at Is An.
The towboAt Nail City has been dressed
In coat Of paint while lying here, and
now looks Ike a new boat, She will go
below after ore on the fist rise.
L. IBy TelsErsph.l
CAIRO, Sept s15.-No arrivals. De-
parted-Indiana, for New Orleans, at 9
P. n. River FIVE feet and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool. Mercury 90.
GRANVILLE, IND., Sept 10 -WeatheI
cloudy. Mercury ~ 10 go. River fallen
4 inches. Down-Eddyville, Dick John
son, Arkansas Belle. Florence Lee. Up
Dick johnson. Business fair.
CINCINNATI, Sept 15.-RiVer 8 feet 8
inches and stationary. AriVed-ship.
perS' Own, Evansville, John A. BrAnsford
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 15.-Cool and
cloudy. River on stand-2 Ieet 8 inches
in canal and 8 inches in chute. Arrived
Laura Davis, Henderson. Departed
Ross Hete, Henderson.
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speyer Bros. call the attention Of the
public to the great bargains which they
are Offering this week, consisting in part
Of:
$50 dozen silk sCarts from 10 to rs cents.
10 dozen silk wells only e5 cents.
10 dozen infant waists only so cents.
20 dozen white skirts only 90 cents.
100 dozen hose from 5 cents pair up.
20 dozen kid gloves only 90 cents.
25 dozen hemmed hSndkerchiefs 5 cts.
20 pieces plaid sash ribbon 1Oc pr. yard.
100 doz. linen collars only 10 cents.
10 pieces blue wAtered sash ribbon ONLY
80 cents per yard.
For bargains in yelvets, velveteens,
feathers, flowers, hats, ribbons, lsces, me.
rino hoods and caps, call at the wholesale
and retail establishment of speyer Bros,
where can be found all the latest novel
ties Of the season. end
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
WISCONSIN,.
pEcuros IN A RAILROAD Gaze.


MILWAUKEE,, seps. 1.-THE Supreme
Court met this morning. Chief J1snes
RYAN read the decision in the raltoao
c:ae The document 10 very long and
The reading will occupy three hours.
No,hin1 has yet IAnspired 10 indicate
the conclusion Of the court.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. l5.-l2:30.-The
reading OF the decision in the railroad
case Is still progressing. The court holds
that II has jurisdictiou 70 grant iDjunc.
ton, and 10 now reading that part Of the
decision which concerns the constitu.
tionAlity OF the act Il Is thought tn
Injunction will be granted.
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. l5.-Chief Justice
Ryan has Just concluded the reading Of
the opinion in the railroad injunction
case. The Court afflrms the constitution.
Atty OF the Potter law and directs an in
junction 10 be Issued compelling oil rail-
roads In the State, except that between
Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen, diyis-
Ion Of the Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railroad,
70 comply with It's provisions. The rea-
son for this exception Is that this line j.
the successor Of read holding an old Ter.
ntorial charter, and hence Is not subject
10 the clause in the State Constitution
which authorizes the STATE Legislature TO
alter or repeal charters. The Prairie Du
Chen line is less than 200 hundred miles
long, ard the St. Paul Company has 200
miles Of road in the State. The remain
ing 500 miles Is subject 10 injunction.
MILWAUKEE, Sept l5-After the neTs
Of the decision had reached this city re.
porter called on Hon. A Mitchell, PfesI-
Dent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad, and enquired IS 10 the in
te1tions Of the company. Mr.. Mitchell
replied that the company would comply
with the order Of the Court and obey the
law, whatever the consequences might be.
As he understood the character oil the pro.
ceeding, II could not be appealed from.
The comp ny would, therefore, accept the
result and respect the convenience Of the
public In the character Of sccommoda-
tions 90 far as It was in their power.
hr. W. 8. Morrill,, general manager Of
the 81. Paul Railroad, was also inter-
viewed. he said the company would
obey the law In accordance with the de.
cisiOn however disastrous 1t might prove
to the company's property. That no mat
tel. how III the effect might be, the COM
pAnY would submit with the best grace Il
could. II would comply fully, fairly and
sqlSrely, and al the same time continue to
serve the public as well as its curtSiled
means would allow ii 70 do There
are now four hundred cars and
forty locomotives less than at this time
last year, which had compelled the dis.
charge Of q number OF employees. Ex.
Chief Justice Dixon, one OF the counsel
for the State in this case, said that this
injunction was only temporary in form,
but the court had decided the whole
question, and the Injunction would be
made permanent as matter Of course.
There is proceeding pending before
the same tribunal 10 vsCAte the charters
Of the St Paul and North western Com.
PAnies Tor having neglected to comply
with the law.
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AUGUST FLowER.-The most misers-
BILE beings in the world are those sufierino
from Dyspepsia and Liver ComnISint
More than seyenty.fve per cent Of he
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect.
such as sour stomach, sick headache hS'
oltual costiveness, impure blood 6esrt
burn, wsterbrash, gnAwing and burninS
pains at the pit OF the stomach. yeIIo1
akin, coated tongue and dIss1ieeo Sio
taste In the mouth, coming up Of The tooS
after eating, low spirits, &c. DO n 'T he
drug Stores Of Wheeling, Brideeportt and md
Martins Ferry and get a II een nh ho. Hna
W = sample bottle tree of charge. Trv il
~ ". T. GREEN, Sole Manufacture
'u"" Woodbury., N. J.
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lTRMs ABOUT THE MIL1a-From Au.
gust 8. TO September /, the present season,
1866 kegs oil nails were manufactured
at the La Belle Mill.
Ore Is getting scarce in this vicinity on
account Of the low water. Some Of the
mills have only enough on hand 10 last
about three weeks.
Yves. Thompson, who works at furnace
No. Is, La Belle Mill, was taken with the
cramp about 2 o'clock yesterday after.
noon. He was assisted to his residence
on 33d street. The cramp was caused by
drinking too much water.
The workmen at the Ls Belle Mill
while at work drink hard water from a
well near the mill, and it don't always
sgree with them.
The new building for the additional
nail factory at the Riverside Mill Is ready
TO be weatherboarded.
The mill men are about as anxious fol
rise in the river as anybody else. They
want more ore brought up and more nails
taken down the river.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
NOTICES WITHDRAWN.

LONDON, Sept 1850 A. M.-Some
mills In Bolton have Withdrawn notices
they gave Of reduction Of wages, and II
u possible that the strike will be ended
By arbitration.
CONFERENCE OF STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
The Representatives Of the Atlantic
Steamship lines had smother conference
at Liverpool yesterday. There Is no
prospect Of . settlement. The National
Line leads the party which demands q
uniform rate Of five guineaS for steerSge
passengers 10 Boston, and the Inman
leads the opposition.
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Grading on the ..l6e Railroad

81. Paul. Sept ia 1-,s,ch 10 N.
Pres from Fort Garry says r.: % w " tne
head, the principal contractor, has I I.e
menced grading the Pembina branch O.
the Canadian Pacific Railroad. The
grading will be completed by the first Of
November, and the rails and track will
DC IN thorough order by the first OF july,
$50 The impression here is that trade
S sru 81. Paul will be very brisk next
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PROBABILITIES.
Over the South Atlantic States. south.
erly winds Veering TO the uorthWest.
lower Temperature and pressure and
cloudy weather.
Over the Gull statea, rising barometer
north 10 west winds, lower temperature
and partly cloudy weather.
Over Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Lower Lake Region, rising barometer,
falling temperature, northerly winds and
clear weather. .- q
Over the Northwest, the Upper Missis.
sippi, and Lower Missouri Valleys, falling
barometer, southeasterly winds, higher
temperature. and partly cloudy weather.
Over the Upper Lake Regions station
sry or falling barometer, northeast 10
southeast winds, higher temperature, and
generally clear weather.
Over New England falling barometer,
southwesterly winds, higher Temperature,
cloudy weather, and light rains.
Over the Middle Atlantic States winds
ss,eN--'ug TO northwest, with rising barom-
Sss;;hcrusr temperature, and clearing
"e0N'' Viewing light rains.
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COUNTY CouRT.-ThiS court met as
usual yesterday morning. John Franz, q
native Of Wurtemburg, was admitted TO
citizenship. No other business Of i'm
portAnce was transacted, and court ad-
journed over to Friday morning at o
O'clock
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WILL PLAY FOR $5O.-Last evening
the captains Of the velocipede Club, OF
this city, and the BellAire Club, Of Bellaire,
met in the Tidal Wave Saloon and put
up S25 each upon match game Of base
ball between their clubs. Mr.. Geo. W.
Robinson was chosen stakeholder. The
game will be played in Bellaire next Sat.
urday If the weather proves favorable.
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sELEcr MATcH-A picked nine Of
some Of the best ball players in this city
will go out 10 Little Washington on Sat.
turday and play q match game Of base
ball with the College Students. Wehope
they will do better than they did the last
time they played them. The names Of
onrniue are John E. Day, Harry Mcclure,
Frank Mcneil. "Kip Carson, Wood
Glass, W. N. Lynch, Frank Stanton and
Geo. P. Lynch of this, and Charlie
Junkins, Of Bridgeport. IL
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Prom the New York IEdspendsnt
The WEBER" PiSno.fortes have OBJ.
tanned so high 8 reputation in the Musical
world, that most all our first artists unite
10 calling them the bst Pianos Of the
present day, fact which s fully proved
by their being selected in preference 10
all others by the Conservatory Of eNw
York. They are most elegant instru-
meutS, have pure, sweet tone, full Of
brillisncy and FIRE; immense power, ca
pable OF filling the largest hall most
agreeable touch ; and, beng made with q
view to durability and standing in tune,
they have become the isvorite instru,
ment Of the art-loving public. soLD
ONLY BY SHRIB. ...
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ITALY.

EVANGELICAL GREEK CONFERENCE.
BoSN, Sept ia conference Of the
Evangelical Greek and Anglican clergy,
called BY Dr.. Dollinger, began here 70.
day. Forty clergymen were present
France, Russia, Germany, England, the
United States and Greece were repre-.
sented. DR.. Dollinger and Bishop Rein.
kens made addresses,
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BosToN, Sept. l5.-The steamship
AsTstno1 has arrived from Liverpool.
INV YORK, Sept. THE stesmshin
city OF Montreal has arrived from Liver.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Arrived on, Tho
steamship Main and Scandinavian irom
New York. AOH
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d prlces
Cor. Main and 11th Streets.

SOMETHING NEw.-1n passing Halls
Photograph Gallery on Msin street, we
saw what we took at distance 10 be a
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation it turned out 10 be an enor.
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry we
were informed that it was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for q treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
doWs tor examination and admiration.
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SPAIN.
TnE cARLnT WAR.

LONDON, Sept 1G-A special dispatch
10 the Standard from Santlpder says the
Carlists threaten Turin and San Sebas.
tan, and reiniorcenens viii be sent 10
their gArrisons by steamer from SsntaH-
der. A strong force oil Carlists Is re.
ported to be marching on SantAnder by
way Of OrdunA,
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BK11AIRB.-Council met last night, and

BELLAIRE.-Council met last night, and
transacted the following business:
James II. Pelt presented q petition for
the privilege Of using half Of the street
fronting on his lot on Water street. Also,
Messrs Anderson, Crafty & Co on LOT
adjoining.
A petition from the citizens Of the Sec.
ond Ward, praying that something be
done In regard 10 the establishment OF q
market house.
Report Of Committee On Finance, ad-
vising the payment Of sundry claims
against the city. Ordinance put on third
reading and passed.
Messrs. Morgan and PoormSn were
present and made an informal report Of
their Investigation concerning the pur-
chase oil hoee reels in Pittsburgh. They
recommend Il expediept 10 have them
built here. Report received and commit.
tee discharged.
The report Of the Special Committee
on Cemetery Hill Road was received and
the committee discharged.
The report oil the Treasurer was re-
celved and ordered placed upon the min.
utes.
An ordinance entitled an ordinance to
pay sundry claims was tsken from the "a.
Die, put upon its third reading and passed.
Another for the payment Of or advising
the issue Of bonds for the payment Of
= tract oil land bought Of VIM. NJ Drugen
Tor the extension OF Chestnut street, was
put upon its third reading and passed.
The ordinance relating to the appro-
pfiation oil money for the purchase oil
reels, was amended 90 as 10 read $3.50 in.
stead Of $500.
The bond Of Cornelius Kearn Tor the
contract on Pike street was approved.
Joseph DunAwSy rendered HE resignA.
ton as night wAlchmAn in the First ward,
which was accepted. The appointment
OF J. D. HighlAmAn in his stead was con-
flrmed.
II was moved and seconded that the
Mayor DO authorized to superintend the
setting Of street lamps on Sherman, Sheri.
dan, and other streets.
LOur correspondents report Of Council
proceedings would be more satisfactory Il
be would state what action is taken upon
al matters considered.-EDl
Pat schsl entered complaint against
Geo. Criswell, ex-Msyor, for provoking q
breach OF the peace. The case was duly
tried before the Mayor yesterday after
noon and defendant was found guilty and
fined IS and costs.
Our enterprising young timers, the
Schick Bros, have taken the contract OIL
roofing the new Court House OF Middle
bourne, Tyler county, West Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. Carol, OF this town, returned
yesterday evening from Minneapolis, Min,
nesols, where he has been for about two
months.
Edwin Owens, who was arrested fol-
an assault on John Honahon, was released
under bail Of $500
JUHIUs BRowELow.
Go to SELLERS Gallery If you want q
good Picture.
Having determined 10 close out nv
business, | would be greatly obliged il ali
persons knowing themselves TO be in.
deoted TO me would call and settle their
accounts at once. Also Watches, Clocks,
or Jewelry left for repair it will be TO the
owners advantage 10 call and get imme.
dlstely. L. U. SRAMoH,
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FRANCE.


PARIS, Sept. 15.-At the trial Of accom-.
plices Of Bazsine today, Col. Villette and
N. Daineau were examined and denied
that they knew Of in advance or had any.
thing 10 do with the MArshals escape.
The prosecution seek 70 prove that Col
Villete held the rope while Bszaine made
his descent.
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OVER THE BANK-some Of Messrs
Thompson & Hibberd's men were repair
ing . hydrant on the river bank, below
the Suspension Bridge, yesterday, when
The horse and wagon belonging TO the
hrm backed over the bank. The wagon
was broken pretty badly, but the horse
was not seriously Injured.
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River Nann.

inc river Is about stationary, with
inches in the channel.
men were At work repairing the Science
al Of Monday night, and she came of
me docks about IA. N. yesterday. At III
u abe departed for PArkersburg with
good trip Of both passengers and freight.