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:" r.. ZIMMBRMAN D SON, A1ctioneerp.
H. No. 3l3 9Th street northwest.

III
H. No. 313 9Th street northwest.
rRgsrIss SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
RSRIa sE6r APP ~ L0T By iTSS 9s
sisH AND aaD sTRiffs aoRrhR ssr.
= BY virtue Of . deed Of trust dated March
s.t, a: b. 1875, and duly, recorded n Iibsr No.
75, folio $50, one OF the land records for the DIS
trist Ct COLUMBIA; and e the reaasst Of Isrty
front Of the premises, on IaIDAY, October 9la,
1875 at 80 o'clock m, I'll that piece parcel Of
land in the city Of Washington in aid District, and
known Is south part forty three g Din oiias
L. Loomis subdivision Of original lots one ) two,
al three, l3l twenty, t1o,ttwenty- ono, t21J and
twenty "a lin square number sixty nine, (69
% sa,d subdiyisien . RECORDED IL :nr.eEorS once
ing the south teen feet irontng on north street.
and running back that width n Dessnel nnes north
TerIs of sale: one-third cash, Of which o7s viii
be requreo @ time Of sale,) and the balance In six
notes, be. ring eight Per cent interest from day Of
sale until aid aud deed OF trust on the property
sold. Con eyancing and recordns e lurchsssri
days aft<r tale the trustee reserves the right 70
| resell It risk spd cost Of purchaser in default
| WM. HOLTZNAN, Trustee
| ccilldtd d. y. LUTfRELL, Salesman,
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TAXING THE CHANcFs-The other dax .
colored resident OF Nicksburg found a bottle
OF whisky In the suburbs OF the city, and
mating q pedestrian he inquired. SDat's
whisky, Amt ft2"-"Smells like IN and i
guess liz IL, ;" was the reply.
And dere amt no pizen I'm tte''-"well,
there may bel can't tell, shouldn't want
IF dere was pizen I'd be dead niger, eh."
"lou would"
And If dere wasn't any pizen I'D be
wastin' pint OF good whisky?s Yes"
The finder turned the bottle over and over.
smelled OF the contents three or four times
and hnally made ready TO drink saying:
but dere's also heaps ob niggers in Vicksbtrg,
an lie gwine 10 tip mp the bottle an run de
chancesi"- TIcISbHrg Herald
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THOMAS BOWLING,
i AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer Oleary
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street.
DISCRIMINATORY PROPERTY On HIGH
STREET, GkORQETOWN, FORMERLY OC-
CEPdhD BY JAS. Il. ESSEX, DECEASED, AT
IN On THURSDAY, October 18th 1875, at 4
IL O'Clock in front of the premises, will sell
Ls 4 -, and 60 ontipg lO feet the east side of
High street, Georgetown, with . depth of lO5 feet,
improved BY an excellent two story and basement
Brick EwelliD e. house, two-story frame tenement,
and frame oper shop, being the property former
ly occupied by the late james r. Essex, deceased.
vided to suit purchasers.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve
be made to suit the purchaser.
oct4 m,ws,'s THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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GUIBoRD's CoFFN.-The Montreal Ca
xette says that the shop where Guibord's
frequented by the curious. The remains are
according 10 the Gazette, to be placed ia a
hollow, chiseled between two blocks OF Mon
treal limestone, Z feet In length, feet in
width, and feet In thickness They will bs
cemented together and held with iron bolts !,
while the stone will be covered with severa [
inches OF cement, mingled with scrap iron,
IN order 10 render IL imPervious 10 ordinary
drills.
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A TSSs 1 Il 8 3 s41h+1s : Mil srrAnEns
srS Say RS SfsRR S sisiHTa aEZi iisR
Favorite route for Tourists.
Finest approach to Great Britain.
f'''S0t sATEs 81 R&ssxsE: passed.
GLASGOW o. L a5ybSsS2kss BELFAST
Return tickets 81 reduced rates.
s'eerasf f1sssF;G ,Gs 4 If Il ss.' other
OOMPAHYs OFFICES; Bowling green, n. Y
G Siss ASS1s & Soia i5as ssTse'.
spEo-t.th.se n. $50 10th ST., near Pc. avenue
A hKRICAN LINE.
NAIL STEAMSHIPS. Annn
ONLY LINZ 1MEp, GAE 3 HsS TH1$
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEENsTOwN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATB aaa STEKRA6l
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates - Low - BY another hrst-claa Line
PKTER WRIGHT D SONS, Gene u Agents
Philadelphia.
.sls COOKE 'a i.Ss .s.s as:ss
INSURANCE.
| JOHN T. ARMS. d. W. KErcHAN.
ARMS Z KEfCHAM,
GENERAL ms URANCE AGENTS AND
BROKERS',
LIE Droit Building, Corner Of = and sth Streets.
We represent line of STRONG COMPANIES
and Insure BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, and
other PROPERTY in the DIST kICT against loss
| CT damage by fire on the best terms. sep71ly
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Nv ASH D. W 1LblAMS, Auctfoneer,
w tSuccessor to Green d Williamr, A ucffoueers D
Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
whLnUr nARBLEr0P CHAMBER SUIT,
BLACK WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUIT,
AID SID! OhsIRs. WALNUc MARBLE
sIR ginTtR TABLEs, WALNUT kNTkN-
f fAp TnR RsR iREoHPTISN ca Abs, ssklS
TThLEDT sIpIsoARD REFRIeERsroR,
Rk.Us AND WAsHsTHNDS. HAZE ANp
HUSk MAJTREssEs: sPRs ADS, sHEErs
sTkRs, CHINA. GLASS AND CsoOKKRY
WAEE; BALL AND sT.IR CARPETS, BRGs
kEt 5, III GRA1N. THREE PLY AND OTHER
CARPETs, COOKING P,RLOR AND BEO-
ROOM STOvsS, KITCHEN UrEN>ILS. &C
a On FRIDAY, October 18th, 1878, comm enc
W ing at 10 O'Clock m :, 1 shall sell, at this rec
~ idence OF gentlenn an declining d Dusekeeping,
~ 'No. 1919 street. between Il h and 18th sts
northwest, the above collection 81 Household Fur
niIU e, which has been well kept, and nearly new
Terms cash.
octlS2t WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A PLrcKY WOMAN SEXES A RoRRFR
BoLD-On saturday night Mike Keeg an, a o
companied by a couple OF friends entered
Mr.. Smiths tailor shop, No 1910 Poplar
street, and expressed desire 20 be measures
Tor pair OF pants and a vest. No one but
Mrs. Smith was at home, aud she told nj m
that her husband was not In. The trio had
left the shop door open; one of their humber
bad remained front, and the other two wers
talking 10 Mrs. Smith near the dining room
door, The lady heard a noise I'm front and AZ
once suspected some OF the goods were being
stolen, and With this she boldly charged the
pair. One OF them al once made his escape,
but Mrs. Smith, who is a young. slightly
big, strapping fellow, aud held him until an
onicer made his appearance. At the central
on Saturday he was held I'm $500 bail The
gang" had on the same evening visited Nos
12l4 and 1893 Poplar street, but obtained
nothing for their ms I,l..L.. 49,. ,.l.I
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

i have always on hand large and assorted stock
Of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS GOALS,
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, or
saved and split; all kept under cover.
Having .he control OF several brands Of Imported
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCINED fLAS-
Tbs, and hspdling yearly many millions Of BAN
character In MY line with dispatch and fidelity at
Wholesale and re- all, upon terms that defy compe-
tition.
Central Office-623 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Branch Yard-lst st., bet. and sts, southeast.
WhArf-Toot Of Sd street southeast.
oct3l-ly WIN. GUINAND.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aactioneers,
II Southeast corner 9th and ID sts northwest
TRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND

LOTS ON z STREET, BETWE ZEN isrH AND
ed and Edwin g. Cutter, q trustees, dated june
and S" IL s ss$ s Ssr d .
ington county, O., and Further BY yirtne Of de;
e. tsi Of
Norval W. Burchell, vs.. Norman Wizard ct al, in
sole ustes and in with the written re-
quest Of the party secured by said trust, shall sell
the
follow ing described real estate situate city Of
NUMBERED thirty seven (Sl and thirty sht 1ssJ in
the recorded subdivision By the heirs Of John Da-
eight i2ts said lots having each frontage Of TWEEN
,ythIee 2s feet ten l0 inches street, between
Terms: One third of purchase meney in cash; bal
snse IN ole h and two years At in
at Of sas If Of !ss are
the right to resell the property at the risk
notice by pubic advertisement Ali oonTeyAncins
at cost Of purchaser.
oes.ea. b SAMhs s. E1 Bs5s T1 1ss:
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federsi Buildings. corner 7th and streets n. W.
CHANCEBY SALE or FINE BUSINESS PROP
ssI 81 ZAsYIHNgEE, SEfWEES AZ AND
!i day Of OCTOBER Ons5 5 i at
O'Clock p. III at public auc ion, in front of the
premises part of lot 2, in square 49I, beginning
for the same at the southwest corner of said lot and
thence running southeaterly along the line of Penn
sylvania avenue IA feet ga inches, thebce north
easterly on line at right angles with said avenue
and parallel with the western line Of said lot to the
rear lire Of said lot; thence vestvardIy along the
said rear line to the said western line Of said lot,
and thence along eaid western line to the place of
beginning, with the improvemeI Is thereon consist
ing In O substantial three. story Brick Building.
Terms Of sale One-third cash ON the day of sale,
or within seven days thereafter; the residue in
three equal instaments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of SALE bearing interest from
the election of the purchaser the title to be re-
tanned until AL o. the purchase money and the inter
eat thereon Is paid. II the terms Of sale not com
piled with within seven days from the day of sale
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaultinR purchaser. All convey
sncipg at the cost Of the defaultns purchaser. 500
JAS. g. EDWARDS, Trustee.
oct2-eo&ds J. T. COLDWELE, Salesman.
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THERE m A FUNNY SIDE 90 even 40 sas n
case rs The abduction OF Charley Ross. rae
father OF the lost boy tells the story 60 a re-
porter OF the Philadelphia Times. While an
Canada recently. he saw the circular Of a cir
Gus manager announcing wax ngurrG OF the
Ross family, toge ther with an Offer rom the
manager himself of q reward OF 81 00a for the
discovery OF the boy. Mr.. Ross went 20 The
circus and saw figures OF himself aud wife
and Charlie. none OF which bore the les~f re-
semblance 70 the originals. Without rrsk-
ing himself known he talked with the exhih-
ltor, who told him he was a frequent visitor
At the Ross household, and that all OF the
nkures We're strikingly accurate ltkenesses.
When Mr.. Ross made himself known the
man was dumbfoundei for a moment bu
Immediately expressed his deep sympathy,
declaring bis willingness 10 pay tie 5000 70
ward, and offered, I'm case the boy was fonns
10 give The father al 900 a week FOR 80 weeks
Tor the privilege OF exhibiting hint
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AT the old stand of Latimer 4 Cieary
Southwest corner Penn lvanis avenue and nth 81:
TRusTEhs SAILS OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROvtD PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY
h!EhuE, NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO
q By virtue Of TWO deeds of trust, dated MAJ q,
q lSl0, and December 81. 1870, AMI recorded in
Iiber GA, folios All and ca, foil, 2s0 will sell
on TUESDAY. the 12th day of October, 1875, at
$50 O'Clock in front Of the premises. Lots Nos. q,
q and 36 In Wilkes subdivision, in square No 63l
Lots Nos. p aid % will Do sold together They
front IS feet on New Jersey aud extend back
to an alley, and are improved with o fine Brick
Dwelling and Store.
Lot No. rs rs the first from the corner of street,
front "a feet inches New Jersey nue., and is
improved with a Store and Frame Dwelling House.
Sale will commence with Lot M. rs
Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in equal
payments, at six and twelve months, with
t. be secured by q deed Of trust. Ali conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost; 8 100 on eacn
parcel deposited when the property is struck off,
which is to be forfeited unless the terms are COM
piled with in five days after sale.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
ocflctd THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, October 18th, 1875, same hour and
place. FRED, W. JONES, Trustee
octl2d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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STEAMER LINES.
CHANGE or TIME.
Y EGULAH LINE TO
NORFOLK NEW fORk

ND
NORFOLK, NEW YORK.
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
On ard after MONDAY, Sc ptem Der 2J.h, ls7s the
new sbd ei=gzBt steamer,
Lady Of the Lake,
VII mske three regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week,
toucnlng AZ the principal River Land E.sAA-N
Ings, ~ Follows: Leave WASHING e3nEns0
IOS every mOHDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI-
pAr 81 oclrck p. m, and NORFOLK every
TUksDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY ut
p. m.
Fare % Norfolk, -: round trip tickets, %. Meals
and state roOBs extra.
Tickets god ur til used.
For Tickets, 6tateroums Information apply ct
the once Of the INSAND AND SEABOARD
COASTlN0 COMPAEY, at the National Metro
poItan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury De-
partment. sepl8-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
MN. L. wAIi. h CO., Ane;lcncers,
w $50 Louisiana avenue.
hal Nrnri o. a a.,i II. Z. 81 q

y
w $50 Louisiana avenue.
between 9th and 10Th streets
Auction sABH on kLkGAsT WALNUT AND
COTTAGE cHAMSER EURNlrURE. ELk-
CLOTH. CHkPeTsI oiIGToIH e. nin
~ On THURSDAY MORNING. October IL,
u. sl5, con menciRg ct 10 O'Clock. we will sell,
~ within our esfOom, o fne collection OF Nes
.lurniture. We name in part
~ pieces Super. superfne ard Inersin Carpets.
walnut Chamber Sets, pieces
ms nufacturer.
h.pdsome PariOr Suites, pieces, in rep. and
Washstancs and Bookcases
Cottage Chamber Sets.
Hair and 6huck Mattresses
Common Stained Btdsteads
$50 rolls Oilcloth
Terms cash.
1t WI. WALL 90. Auctiopeers
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE pays.

THOMAS BOWLING,
AuctiJneer and BeaI Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Lstimsr Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue and Ilth ct.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
N On FRIDAY MORNING., October 5th,
" we, at 10 clock at toe residence Of gen.
tlenan declining housekeeping, No. 426 81
sstreet, between d aud streets north x.-st, I
shall sell the following superior household effects,
comprising in part
Rosewood Chiokering Grand Piano in fine con-
dition.
. French plate Pier Mirrors. with Slab and Brsck
cts
Elegant Rep Covered Parlor furniture.
Rep Covered Turkish Lounges, (cost Ss6p.
number of Superior Oil Paintings.
walnut Gard Table. Music Rack.
walnut Whaf-nots, N. Tales.
One Superior Hall Clo k, good time kee per.
Elegant N antel Urn meats
suIe-ior Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
Black W ali nj Marble top Chamber Furniture.
Hair and II usk Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters.
One Superior Carved Walnut Extension DIAN az
Table In perfect conditi n cost SE5b.
Marble top eideboard, Di deg Chairs
eIiS err plated Tea Service frOm the best mana-
facturers
Silver plated saIver, 20 inches. in perfect con.
China and Glassware.
Cooking and HesuDg Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
octll AuctiJnser.
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1919 PKSEsYEYANiA ROUTE 1875

1875 rrsssrt WIT sour. 1875
sosTHw svtrH AID SOUTHWEST.
.,.-i1s: a. NJ NJ. 's''i iiss. i.
TIE s..rAe % Sos6B T. TRACK R6 SiiE P n
light Cars, ~iIh modern improvements.
I've hundred niles ssvsd 70 Western and Central
nAGk VOsNECrIoNS
sn III nsH AsHISGTOA 10 tbs WEST Ans
Ticket: b ihs % proc arsd 1t the omoss,
sorner Of 18th erect and Pennsyiy.nis avenue, .sd
asnonM Hotei, wasrs reliable Information Will b
pven q all t-"as.
.ssaFs sseowi dstioS: In PaI.es CAS- Tor CSicsso,
R1stsburg and Rochester.
PSI! ri n BOYD 'r' General r fssa:, Sss.s
ALIXAspRIA AND wAsHIseTos R.R.
ALIXAHDkIA . gRxDHRICKsBURe Il. T..
u..., S .ta,sI OF y AND sl1Is STREETS.
ana s. l. a. T. Ii q s.s.I iI al; AN: ~
Loeh Trans leave AIs.sndris - sollowr-e,Y, o,
and N. and ana m: ~ iUn a a.; 1ss
.nd e. e.. snS m train s,.i From
"a .::: g s.s: In W.
eRlAT s0UIHii. 1xHl1.e, va x,ea...A.
TSlos.s aefs . =. ,1i.. Ss1ls sss so ssse.s
6e .els Ct Ones oosnsR n arsse ri Peansyvall0
-. vs:r: psssssssH q i:.ys osd:-. Is sssssSs
= e ssscksd q q boeas "a rs..ds.es. through b
a's' %; =; soIp,. y.:;
49,. GEO o. WHKIlo, Gao SIT.
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INSURANCE.
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COAL!! WOOD! WOOD
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH!
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily, carsoee Of the best varieties Of all
kinds of COAL anG WOOD,
Now IL the time 20 buy
IL You would save money get good arttcEs and jxst
retshtt 24J pounds to the ton, call the under
signed before You buy
Having of the largest Whsrves In the District,
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery of Coal direct from vessels to the
Consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
menfs. A visit to our Wharves and Depot will con-
vince one ct glace Of orr passed advantages.
Good PINE WOOD delivered rs low % Is so Der
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low % o6 to 81
per cord
single trial is all that is necessary to convince
the public of the above facts
yOHNNON BROTHERS,,
Main Once and Depot at Johnson's Wharyes, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets.
Offices 199a ~ stree; n,sss. northwest .nss,so
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THOMAS DOwLIN8.
Auc-ionAer and Real Estate Broker,
AT the old stand of Latimer & Clearly,
Southwest corner Penn lvania avenue and 18th q:
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A. RAhDALL: 1xecusor,
octs-ssw fRepl J. r.o0LDWELL, salesman,
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s skkAA5IEAkn WARNER,} rru.s..,.
octl-eo&ds r. SWIFT Auct

TNHO4A6 BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary,
boutkoAst corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth q,
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The Amarzath's ball at Drexellius
Hall last night was we'll attended, and a
general good time was had.
A Council meeting tonight. Turkey
and Council, both the same evening, ID
obnoxious to the Councilman Of The
present day.
NEWPORT. If Robinson, the man
who went to Jail at his own request. OF
rather surrendered himself, is still be-
hind the bars, he will be sure of slice
of Thanksgiving turkey from the hand
of the kind-hearted host, "Uncle Jontie.n
Lieutenant Cunningham, formerly Ol
the Barracks, was In the city Yesterday
The net profits Of the fair recently held
at Red Mems Hall for the benefit of the
st. Stephens steeple are $4,000 30.
A small fire at the Barracks last even.
ing.
John Pope, a gardener, from Sandy
Lane, came to town, and in company with
Mr.. Birthstone, entered a saloon on
Saratoga street, Pope being SO much
under the influence OF liquor that he at
tempted to 90 through the window.
which adventure proved disastrous, as
John severely cut his arm with the
glass.
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POLICE COURT.


Miscellaneous Peter Klein, assault with
sault with intent to Kill, continues; G. and W,
Goetz, burglary, bound over; VIM. Goetz
same, continued; Dan Nuttle, Wm. Nuttle.
Ed. Watson, Jas. Kelley, Morris Cragan, VIM,
Nuttle, assault with intent to kill. continu ed
John Con al, malicious destruction of proper
ty, 40 cents; same carrying concealed weall-
ons, dismissed;. w. g. Dimmick, embezzle-
ment, continued; Geo. Genan. Keeping disor-
derly house and resisting officers, dismissed
Chas. Garnham. stabbing with intent to kill
dismissed; Daniel Splane. malicious destruc-
tion OF property, dismissed: Albert Garnet
carving concealed weapons, continued: E. W
Moers, receiving stolen goods, continued; John
Long. street negging, dismissed; Andrew
Laughlin, resisting officers. S.; Henry
pl operty, $iO "; Sol. Wertheimer
receiving stolen goods, continued; Henry
johnson, abusing family, thirty days and $50
Jacob Hammer, maintaining nuisance, con
tinued; Henry Bookians resisting officer. con-
tinued; Albert Meyers Edward Misler, mali.
cious destruction Of property, under bonds; w
Il. Dummick, embezzlement, continued; E. M
Moers and Sol. Wetheimer, four charges, re-
ceiving stolen goods, continued.
Larceny--Charles German and WmsWood
man, grand, continued; John Conlan, petit
| 80 days and SO: VIM. Woodman, petit, dis
missed: Chas. Hammond. petit, 30 days; Aiber
| Granett, grand. continued; Chas. Shelden
petit, continued; Geo. Gallagher, petit, IS
Val. Heinrich aad Henry Heinrich, petit, 50
Frank Ferguson, grand, continued.
| Drunk and Disordcrly-John Conlan, SIS
Mary Black, S.; John Walters, IS; Martii
| Caveny, S.; V. Hotchkiss, S.; Andrew Laugh
lin, SO; Martha Taylor, thirty days; Herman
Bookians, continued; Aunie Blute, thirty days
| Assault and Battery-Maiy Brown, s.; Chris
| and VIM. Goe q, continued.
| Vagrancy-Paul Pfund, thirty dars; Michae
| Felkin, Ave months; Robert Humphries, sen
! to Refuge.
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RIVER NEWS.


The weather is clear and cool this morning
Wind East. The thermometer at I A. NJ. stood
at S2o. The minimum temperature last night
was 299. The river is rising slowly, with II feet
10 inches in the channel
special TO the star.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 25.-Riyer rising, with q
feet in the chanuel. Fleetwood up this morn
ing, at a; j. S. Neal at 8; st. james at 80
Andes down at $50.
The John w. Garrett and barges came il
from PittsDurg yesterday afternoon. She will
depart for New Orleans on Saturday evening
next.
The Ohio No. came in from Pomeroy thi.
morning with fair trip. She will return at
z. M.
The Bostona is in from Huntington on time
this morning and returns this evening.
The Potomac departed for Portsmouth al
noon to-day with medium trip.
The Andes arrived from Wheeling to-day
She is advertised to leave for Wheeling again
Tomorrow. t
The Ben franklin left for Madison at noon
The Nashville arrived from the Tennessee
river last evening. She is announced 10 start
for Florence, Ala, again to o-morroW evening.
Che Gen. Lytle, from Louisville, is at the
landing this morning on time, with good trip.
She returns ats T. IA.
The Ed. Hobbs, from 81. Louis for Wheeling,
passed up this morning.
The Exchange left for Pittsburg at noon to-
day. having been detained beyond her ap-
pointed time of departure. WI
The james d. Pa.ker left for Memphis last
evening with a fair trip. she has. large way
engagements, especially at Louisville and New
Albany.
The Robert Mitchell arrived from New Or
leans yesterday at noon, bringing large
amount of freight and number Of passengers
The John L. Khoads, from st. Louis for Pitts
burg, reached here this morning, ami will de-