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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-09
By the National Line.
rELEGRApHED FOR rHEDAlLY lNrELLlGENcER
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
NEW YoRK, March /.

NEW YORK, March I.
The Baltic arrived at ~ o'clock last night, with
dates to the 23d, and brings 40 passengers.
On the 29th the Baltic spoke the City of Glass
gov, Tor Philadelphia, and on the 9th passed the
steamship Artic.
Among the passengers is Father Gavezz, sece-
der from the Roman Church, and four New York
Editors.
The Inauguration of the President was celebrat-
ed on board the Arctic on the 4th
fhe steamship Africa arrived out at 2 O'Clock,
on the morning OF W edneSday the Odd ult.
ENGIAND.-The Parliamentary proceedinpS em
brace nothing of interest.
koSSuth denies the authorship of the address TO
the Hungarans in Italy.
The weather in Great Britain has been stormy,
with deep SHOWS.
templated combination between the Governments
OF England and France, as a counte1poise to the
Northern Powers.
FRANCE. The London Sun reports that the
French Government intends to remove the duty on
gUano imported in foreign vessels
iCALI.-iadlSky procamS the con iiScation of
the propert of suspected persons. The frontiers of
Lombardy were closely blocaded. SaiIi has es-
capped and is distributing money among the diSaf
tected. The gates of MILAN are still closed, and
troops are still arriving. Whistlng and singing are
forbidden.
Two more prisoners have been hung, and it is
thought that some Hungarians have been privately
shot in the castle.
ms every Wednesday. The city is quiet
HUNGARY.-The London Advertiser saws that an
extensive conspiracy has been discovered in Hun
gary.
AUsTRIA.-An attempt was made TO assassinate
the Emperor of Austria. The aSSasSin's name was
LasSa Balleny, a tailor and formerly a hussar He
was cut down, after inflicting q wound upon the
Emperor by an aid-de-camp, and secured. The
Emperor is recovering from the wound. Austria
has ordered five thousand persons TO leave LON.
hsrdy in "a hours.
A commercial Treaty between Austria and Russia
was signed on the 18th.
TuRKEY.-Hostilities have been resumed be-
tween the Turks and the MontenegroS, but not,
as has been reported, between Turkey and Austria
THE MARKETS.
LEvERPooL FEB. 23.-Cottcn, since our last,
presents no new features to effect sales. To-day
a decline of a sixteenth had to be submitted to-
except for good staples Orleans, which remained
unchanged. The market closed rather dooping,
expecting arrivals. The sales for three DAYS have
been $4,000 bales, including 1000 on speculation
and 1000 for export. Wright and Gandy's crcul lar
qouteS New Orleans fair 3-S, midLling 49, l6;
Noble fair is, middling 1l-l6.
MANCHESTER, FEB. 23.-Trade limited. Yarns
rather lower, but goods unchanged. A moderate
demand for Western Canal Flour at 26s Cd. Phla-
delphla and Baltimore is offered at DTS cd. but
without leading to much business. Cora is in
limited request at 80 for yellow and Sc for white.
No sales of caIgoes anoat
The London money market is steady and Consuls
unchanged.
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vale property, and to construct sewer on the east
side of Market as far as North street.
PETIrIoNs-The petition of R. Joyce referred.
OH. Floto, for Coffee House rejected. ..
OF John Fitzsimons granted.
OfPatrick Branner for a remission of fine, gran
ted.
Ofthc Virginia State Fencibles, referred to the
committee on Real Estate.
OH. E. Wharton, for permission to erect Beth
ell on the creek bank, referred to a committee.
Ofthe Board OF Trade in regard TO granting Ger
tain privileges TO the Central Ohio Railroad, was
laid on the table.
OF the Hope Fire Company for double guam
tity of hose and Engine, referred to the COM
mittee on the Fire Department
OF John Arthurs-to keep a Coffee House in
E. w Rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Forbs, the tax ordinance was
made the special order for next meeting
accounts Ordered to BE- Paid. w. Gill,
S23 81; A. Charnock 81 &c; ]. A. McConahey
16 rs, A. II. Laidley "a so; J. Berberct 10 90; Y.
Bradbury % 81: J Lovely -; J. Laing IA Oh;
J. Coleman 90; ]. Black 90 Black; & Hall
co.: LIST Ward Hose Company 16 40: German
Paper % 10.
The monthly statement of expenses of the SUI
perintendent of the Water Works, was read and
ordered 10 be paid.
r. NJ. EoT was appointed assessing clerk at
salary of two dollars per diem.
The motion appropra'ing s45 to Rough & Ready
Fire Company, was referred.
Mr.. EchoIs moved that the Committee on Ac-
counts be ordered to investigate the expenditures
incurred at the late Railroad Celebration, and re-
port in what manner the bills were disposed of.
Which was lost by vote of ayes s, nays 0.
On motion of Mr.. Echols the Committee OH Or
dnanceS were ordered to report an Ordinance re-
quirlng the owners of property to pave in full i'll
front of unimproved property,
On motion of Mr.. Goodrich the committee on
coal Banks ordered to inquire if trespass had
been committed on the city coal banks aud if so to
close them.
The motion of Mr.. Yarnall authorizing the Street
Commissioner to NRcadamize Hambden Street, was
referred.
On motion of Mr.. Sweeney a map of the city
coal bauk vein ordered 10 be furnished the Super
intendent of Water Works.
On motion ofMr. Wilson, the Street Commission
was authorized to drain the City quarres at the
head Of Jefferson street.
On motion of Mr.. Tanner, the Street Commits
sioner directed TO enforce the ordinance in re-
lation TO repairing and cleaning side walks.
On motion Of Mr.. Echols it was ordered that gas
pipes be laid from the South Wheeling Church to
Division street.
On motion of Mr.. Yarnall gas pipes was orded to
be laid up Hambden street.
On motion OF Mr.: Black gas pipes was orderd to
be laid from Washington to North
Council adjourned.
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FROM BUENOS AYREs.

BosTGN, March 7.
The news by the English steamer from Buenos
Ayres of January I'd, is to the effect that the party
who have control of Buenos Ayers are still besieg
ed by the outsiders, whose commanders refuse
submission 10 the government. Several engage
mentS had taken place, with considerable loss of
life on both sides. In the city the Custom House
is closed and all business suspended. Provisions
are high. Some vessels are leaving in ballast,
whilst others are awaiting turn of events.
An army of five thousand men are approaching
to- relief of the city upon learning which, Gen
Pacuoro sailed out and partially repulsed the be-
slegers. 1t was feared that UruquiSa would sup
port the outsiders.
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Short Creek lands for Sale
On, CHI coumIN. Xirginin.

NV ISIlINC dispose Of my Real Estate offer pri
w vatc sale until the list day OF November next, my farm
in the County Ohio, situate the waters of Short Creek
containing about hundred and sixty This prop
crty is dcsrably located on both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty
The farm is in the highest state ofmproyemcnt having
llrge amount new plank fencing and judcously laid of
in fields for farming and grazing purposes There
The premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling, cribs, There also good
Houses. There s comlnodious new barn, one hundred
eight by forty width fitted i'll every
particular the wants of the farm including ample scl.
Ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part to suit the
wishes OF those desiring 10 purchase. Terms will be lib.
CIa.
The rapidly advancing improv the city OF Wheel
ing the facilities afforded by the various rail road
about to be completed with the West and the Sea
hoard, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
marketable productions of the country render this
tightly desirable persons wishing to farm protaby
has seldom been that finer inducements have been hell!
Gut to purchasers. |. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling Sep. 21 1852.
Washington Reporter AMI Examiner, and Wcllsburg
|leraldp coy.
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FOR SALE.
A GOOD milk COW, Inquire at this office.
n mar9-1wd
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FROM WASHINGTON.

W ASlIINGTON, March s.
The officers of Gen. Pierce's Brigade in Mexico,
twenty-five in number, called upon him by invita-
ton yesterday. They had amoSt interesting inter-
view. Pierce expressed hims elf happy to see them
and felt confident that, as in times past, and in
time to come, they would stand by him in every
emergency.
Complimentary Ball is to be given at Wizards
tonight President Fillmore and Pierce, with the
members OF the respective Cabinets, Diplomatic
Corps, &C., are expected to be present.
The new Cabinet are all here, and it is under
stood that they will take the oath of office and ell
ter upon the duties of their office to-day at IL o.
clock.
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Important to Farmers!

A the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
IA their ground for spring crops, the subscribers res
cCtfy nfOm them that they have large quantity
clean Barley for seed, which they will sell at moderate
price loan favorable terns provided they get the
produce for which they will pay the rket price, fifty
five cents bushel; will contract for term OF years.
and will pay fifty five cents per bushel cash. for all the far
will grow and deiv at our brewery.
We make this offer TO farmers hoping il may induce them
10 raise much Barley require without purchasing
III foreign markets. have hitherto been compelled
buy large quantities every Kentucky
and New York. also Canada, establishments here
and in Pittsburgh.
we beg leave suggest the necessity of sowing plump
clean grain. and be careful in harvesting tcShlmg, and
cleaning, cannot use inferior or damaged Barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
next Fall
,InrtO 2T,I 4 Cn
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CITY COUNCIL.
Last Night,s proceedinea

r., s"' h's Honor, the Mayor, NIessrs. Bottsfo1,,
B,oE WIZ "%k"am' BerheEet, Tanner, Wait, Fovd,
ard RehOls. '1''' u00orich' wilson
lie EOeeedipgC al the last meeting ,,e,s rood
andapproved. DSse''S were READ
The report of the Committee on Rs,, p.,..,,-...
received. ." 'es' Estate was
,nn nsssrs' Farnnii. Sweeney, Thnrp aud Hardman
~" no''o" OF M Nilsson it was ordered that the
commissioner take measures TO prevent the
''e' coming down the Pike from flowing on pri-
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LEGAL ADvERT1sEME NO.

NtTG iA:-At Rules held in Tic clerks Gice uf III.
1s5S court OF Ohio county. in the Feb a y
r. cr'"E gle and Co uro4 attachment issued
tettebone Hohem Co I'd 10 III court eSecStsI e'1'"
oDinet OF THIS suit is 10 sum 221i6 &C.
n1M que oho evidenced by notes said defendants a.
70 n To wit; Ono note for 1890. Junc H. s5e
49,, sai one noe o' $50 e. cents LaIc, at
sfoths' orc hotc oI ShO dated August 49, 10 2 nj ~
@ SAM Se Tote ior lyS osame cate so days. uie ote
oI Sooo b cents OF same dale, MONTHS and SIR ~
the list, 1852 '' 's4'>eA'"c'
thavit having been made that, since this attachment
ss'c lu p n 10 any service Tie said deenla they
removed OIL ~ Inc commonwealth Viryimia-Ou ln;io
"f the plaintiffs by their attorneys i; il or,e r, T @
do appear here within one month after due publication or
hls order and do what may be iOtecT Heir
interests IN ts SUIT and that copy oi raid order he
oiihWlhlnc TED IN snnr u"wsl aIer published in he ~
oil ecling Or Inur successive weeks posteI nj mo
front nr of the court house OF OHIO county on the I.t
day OF thc next comfy cout.
cnpy-rcsic: ALON2O LORlSG Crk
rWheate Tteba
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GEO. w. SMITH q. Co
Valuable Property for Snic or GO.
E1n rHa lnI

THE undersigned offers for sale co,rartncrship,
BLAST FURNfCE, located four miles from the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Paramount, Marion
IVA, together with abundance of Iron Ore, Lime
Coal Timber, close The nader
signed wishes either sell, extend his operations, :
nny having Rolling Mill or Foundry Whccng
will join with this establishment and furnish
$t"a Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms recciv
ing all machinery stock at lair valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may he the
Onicc of the Wheeling IMclligcnCcr.
delivered the furnace per 81
cost of Charcoal 100 bushels. 2,75
Cost Of Limestone,
lion. Thomas Haywood will receive and conduct any
gentlemen to the establishment who desire 10 visit and
examine it,
ocI11-tr JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM T Sci nv

w vi. &. SELST
NO 115, Main street, has full stock o: DRY
IN GOODS OF latest mportations, and from the best
manufactures OF country carefully selected expressly
iuf tho
JOBBlNG TRADE.
OF the best Gabrics designs and coIors which lie C
specially sollcs examination from his Old
aII Country Merchants
GLOTlIS-s stock consists in part the makers,
and OF he usual variety OF colors both Foreign and
Domestic
GASSIMERES-Blan black and docskin, w9I of a
great variety of the choicest fancy coloIs-
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, StceImiXed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodk; also
Twc0ds and Cy Jeans.
OVER GOATINGS-OrCoOTedb blankets pilot and bea
~ cloths and other such goods in variety.
pRNTSA large stock OF the best makers or fast
madden colors AS well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOOnS-Gnghams, mouse dc lans emb' Iustrc,
ylain and fig'd black alpacas, well as OF cOors
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
and plain, jaConets, Swiss and Scotch mills In
dia, book, thread and cotton laccs edgings, =,
in variety, also Irish linens.
cAPSMcns, boys and children's velvet and cloth Caps
also Mexican hats, a most desirable lot.
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
blcachcd muslins, shifting, checks, Ticking, &c.
tvc together with full and complete stock OF
Notions of all sorts. usually wanted; and Rltogeth
or feel well assured my stock SO complete that
when it is examined and the pIiC :tOld, il will he
found in all RESPECTS perhaps superior to any
stock OF Goods before offered in the market.
aUv1i
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 Wheeling Rusincss Nsen.

40 wheeling Business 4isen.
The Merchants and Manufacturers of Wheeling dcsir
of securing patronage Southeastern Ohio are
respectfully directed to the G GUERNSEY TINES pub.
lished at Cambridge, Ohio ADVERTISING medi.
The TINES has fine eli cuation in Guernsey and
adjoining counties, aud those who its advertising
columns get their money back and more too Terms
moderate AddrcS CT. ALBRlGHT,
mar9 Cambridge, Ohio.
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

WELLSBURGl Va.
THE Fail session of this School will MON
DAY the 18Th Of SEPTEMBER and will continue
cElar months
Norupil will received less time than session.
unless by special ageement,-and when entered,
deduction will absence during
in ofprotIacted sckness-nOr will pup be
permitted to withdraw. This rule ia positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils,-Primary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Hoard and Tuition per session five MONTHS. 10 90
Ore fundamentally in advance the remainder the mid
tllc OF the session.
discount of Is per cent will he made the bills of all
Ministers of the Gospel.
90 For further information catalogue, published by
Board of Trustees.
by order OF the Board,
SAM'L D. ToMPKlNS, Rect5r
Wheeling. Is.
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The Tmos. SWAMI arrived yesterday morning,
with god list OF passengers and freight. From
present indications the Union Line, when fairly
oIsanizel, will be as well sustained as any other
line of boats upon our river. The following is
he manifest of the Swana.
Forsyths II Hopkins, BOB bblS Forks, 4O4 kegs
Lard, Is bundles leather; Cowgirl * McSwords,
so hhds Sides, l59 hhds Hams; Gordon, Clarke *
Co., IS tierces Hams; II X List Il Co., hhdS To-
baCco, 50 bblS WHISKY; D Woodrow, - bblS
Whisky; W Paxton X Co., 20 bbs Vinegar; NJ
REILLY, hhds Shoulders, l hhdS Hams, l sack
bags; Darragh, hhds Hams, caSk Beef; For
syth Il Baker, 10 boxes SarsaParllla, do a Ina
macs; Dorsey, Norton " Knox, | Dbl Whisky;
Agent X o R r Co, - bundles deer skins /
box ShIubbery; G Robinson, bbls Oil, , do
Whisky, los kegs White Lead; Tallant & Delap-
lain, IA hhds Tobacco; Il Forsyth, Jr., l box; S
C Baaer Co., 10 packages SundrleS; 81 Mules,
owners on board.
1853 cabin and 81 deck passengers.
The ThoS. Swami also had about 60 tons of way
freight for different landings between Louis vile
and this city.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

MATCH 8.
Flour remains dull at 8, 75a3, so; nothing doing in
Provisions. Prices dropping but so unsettled that
accurate quotations. cannot be given.
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ChancerY Sale

PURSUANT oa decree made by the Circuit Superior
Court oflaw and chanccry, for Ohio county, on the
10th day or june 1882 in the suit in ehaneery between
Francis Armstrong, administrator de honis non, with
fhc will annexed OF Noah Zane dec' Ely Dorsey and
others defendants and four other causes heard there
with will on Saturday, 9th day of April 1853, soil
" bc anetiou at the Ohio county, to the
highest and bidder lot No ons hundred and eighty
the ooyg terms, wit: Ten per of the purchase
to be pad hand and the residue in three equal
at six twelve and eighteen months from the
ay OF sale purchaser giving bonds with good seeuri
ty' bearing interest from the day of sale:
mars FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG, Comr.
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New Boots and Shoes.

WM. Doe, I6I Mann Street, Wheeling,
now opening the first lot OF his Fall Winter
L Of Boots and Shoes, which embraces every styC ard
quality IN the shoe trade for ladies, misses and CdrChs
wear Gents boys and youths boots Shoes desg
nate the variety would be too lengthy advertise.
mcut.
~ This stock eXcusi vcy New York and Philadelphia
make; the latest style and best stock and workmanship
Doh cliles 1t IS warranted and ancd both by the
kers and the undersigned. Particular attention is to
the article OGladies travelling boots. WV. BOLE.
MOI
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FREEDOM FROM CouGH IN TEX MINUrEs.-Twenty-
FIVE cents is well laid by those who afflicted, ii
they purchase box or Bryans Pulmonic Waters. They
are very peassu: the taste, and ef.cual. See adv.
For sale By l. H. Pztle SON :i3 Monroe street.
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JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
Illustrated Paintings.

TIME subscribers TO Mason's and Tails Il Co.'S iustra
L ted publications, requested call the Litera
~ Depot for the porroSe OF making arrangements to
llee their works. which have not heretofore been furnish
c complete owing 10 the want OF good faith the part
Woodward d Roland of Pittsburgh, the original canvas
n,n,,S MN
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McLURE HOUSE.
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRTETNr2

WHEELING, VA.
AS been recently completed cost OF over efOO OOO
IL and furnished i'll the STYLE II contains nil
the appliances in use in the best Eastern Hotels and is
calculated i'll all respects for first class House.
The proprietor having been engaged heretofore in one OF
the best Eastern Hotels ia determined to ACCOMMODATES his
patrons III style inferior or east and res
peCtfully solcits their ia ECobo.tf
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FROM PITTSBURGH,

March, S.
River feet 4 inches falling Weather cloudy
and damp.
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1oTE DEPARTMENT.
=55=5zeS01y MORNING, MARCH 9. 1853.

= scr the attention of our business men 10
Of C. ]. Albright. ESQ., under our head
The '"-a .,o,;ce; The trade of Eastern Ohio IS
OF sF ,,.rt one, ead all proper efforts should be
an oorcer,rate it here, and we know OF no
MADE ~ INV n doing SO than by liberal and judi
Os''. . rrs,se OF advertising. The GUERNSEY
S,'a S. finely printed and an extensively clrcu
! i.a newspaper, these being the principal requl-
~ AN aIg,r,.Siag medium.
SIC ,onpec,ou we would say that Pittsburgh
~ -, hard for that trade, running her rail-
,.,as ,e connect with the principal lines in
I n%;a .a by the Cambridge and McConnelisville
'', aiming the rich agricultural districts of her
to1', Iorie., and her merchants are no ways
:, making themselves known through the
$40" p,.zs. A WORD to the wise is sufficient.
,..,..ss ,r,,s extremely brisk yesterday, both on
-',,.t.,f and in the city. Though the day was
Io an, smoky and well calculated 10 put a
on trade, the livelieSt activity existed in
- t,,rcbes. Two Of the Union Lines boats
49, At the landing taking in and putting of
s.s;,bt. and number Of transient boats, together
,; ;,E mr. ueighborhood packets, added to the ami
NATION Of the scene.
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Trr LICENSE of jeremiah Mason, the licensed
p;a, IN juty on the steamer Falls City at the time
= The collision with the Pittsburgh, was Suspen-
1ed for ten days, and not twenty as was errone-
opsly stated in yesterdays paper. The license of
I,bo White, the Pilot on duty on the Pittsburgh,
.r,S suspended for trsnty pays
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New Wholesale Tobacco store.
LOGAN CARR q, ro

" LID respectfully inform public, that they ha vc
w akelithe new store room No 81, Main street Che
tween Monroe and QUINCY where they will open in a few
days with the largest assortment of Tobacco Snuff
egn and domestic Cigars &c, offered out OF
the Eastern Cities and to which the atten
ton of dealers before purchasing elsewhere
marc
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ARRIVALS,
Cincinnati. ..........K coniz. Pittsburgh
Alvin Adams. ..... Norton. do.
Tom Swami Mp Lure. Louisville
Dan Convers. .M'Vmy. 80. GAINESVILLE
Brilliant. .......... Grace. Cincinnati
y. Clipper. ....... George. Parkersburg
Stephen Bayard. -. Booth. ......... .Suntish
Nlroqua. .O'Ncil. .SteubenviI!c
DEPARTURES.
Winchester ........ Moore. ..PitSburg
Dan Com erS. .M' Way. ........ d..
Brilliant. ........... Grace. ......... do...
Cincinnati. .KoOn!z. Cincinnati
Alvin Adams. Norton. ..... Louisville
Stephen Bayard. Booth. ........ .Suniish
VHoqua ............. O'Neil.. .Steubenvile
A Clipper. George. ParkerSbnrg
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
LOUISVILLE. ....TOm Swann........5 A. N.
PIrTSDURG.. Winchester. A. NJ.
PARKERsRURG. -....A. Clipper. 10 a. u.
STEUDENvILLE. -Viroqua. ..........2 =. NJ.
SUNFIsn. ........ Stephen Bayard. A z. NJ.