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PORT DEPOSIT ITET7s.
REFoEIEn FOR TIE CECIL WIG.
PoRr DErosIr, Dec. 1ath, 1859.

poDr DFrneIr. Dee. 1a,h 1859
49, ~, 9,
mo u eoIHeT'--' ne oeaNntni autumn mas
Bcsr are heard rolf;7T down n. yaIlars
while hi, frosty breath il c1iliino earth md
yaier. The river mas not vel borne down if2
pruaI ;c burden. n-abally bocer,sr i Is bi-b
and is not vet E1fticientIy clear: bpt few.
more hour; AZ cold rs the present VIII brinr
supply of that wh:ch-onco q !uxurY-is
no" necessity ice.
The Railroads. The For. Deuosi, Branch
Railroad il rspidIv approaching co,nplel;on,
An ENGINE ami train il cy,ay,y;nr the flone
BALI. to tLe lover part Of Tie Toad. md il
vii, soon be ready for REGULAR travel. The
contractors on the Port Terog.4 and CoIur3
,b;a Railroad are busily Engaged grading
'throurb the town. Euijdnqs and ,liIes 81
j"n,htr have bcan removed from iba track
and Tho wor,, ia rroseccsci with nm eneray
which promises successful AID compaIa'
lively carry compieNon'
N'en Ckgyc5cs,-The Catb ,l;c church, the
corner.stone Of which WIS lad bnt = few
weeks since. has LARGE force engaged u,,,n
i. TIE walls are rs;scl nearly The sa,are.
which will be about twenty-five ioct above
the street; Among Inc ;1ethoHis's IS beng
aBitatcd thn qHe5uoA OF me location OF their
new chuFcn' "h!ch ID 10 DC began N the
spF!Hg.
Eyre.-Th. exciting CRY &C fire. ohor. q
o'c'or,- Hi, evening. s;erfl,3 o,r ,;il,rc,.e
and brought ont tho suction II Tas occa,
soned by the burning OF an unoccuplcd
house IN heron Kun Hollow, and is sap
posed to have been the work OF IN incen.
diary.
C,t{;uo Arro, AT Rool, pnn tiara ,,,s
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\ FHNrAH PElyArGiG. Fsu;an rr;vn,
ter is s,a!cd to have successfully e,uded
Federal vigilance, and to have sailed from
NewhnryFort several days ago, en route for
the Irish coast. Tho vessel in question is
alleged 10 be ina schooner E.telle, Of some
100 toD' burden. and Is said 10 be armed
with the moat improved and destructive
ordnance suited IN cgliberto thai OF the yes.
sci. with tilted G3.pouud piYot.gun aft, and
to contain picked crew Of more than 200
men. who have seen savy.cn on orr iron
Glade dnring the recent way. Lieutenant
Burke Captain of tho priratcer was .0a5.
.S.'s motc in the navy during the var. and
dis,fsahhol himself at Roanoke aid OFF
Mobile. lac Fal.an officials in Baston state
thu, before leaving l0r ireland, c, .. |. c.
&l,pleUa issued Letters Of u,arQve and re.
pgisa 10 tne nstelc 10 cap.aro burn sink
or destroy any English resaa!s out Of neutral
waters thFt sic nav encounter, and Captain
Hlrte announced b.. :u,aoton Of making
the Atlantic too hot tor British 6lp. 1t is
declared that tho incoming lEGma atcamhr
j. Ia ro captured at III hazards anu to dat
Dad ;ae t,.eIIc has sailed directly in the
tract. ol The expected vessel. Others will
follow S, chance offers and it is the purpose
to dntarh T. portion OF The arms and men or
the i.5,aIe to the hr-, motaraIabio English
craft captured, and thus ,r9Yroy5c another
pciyatcer.
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EeCoEsrRCcTlp NoEcN CARoL-, The
delegation at eminent North Caroline
Unionists, headed by Governor Holden, in
Guiding llnsfrs. Poole, Taylor, Goodloe and
others, waited anon tho laadinc men OF both
Houses, on "Wednesday, with their plan Of
republican government. They we're most
kindly and cordially received. "r. Stevens
aud Mr.. Sumner were particularly mpfe1gnd
by the wisdom and patriotism Of their sug
gestious. The project itself was placed into
the hands Of Mr.. Stevens. to be formally
pres ,aled by him to the House, There is
every prospect that This North Carolina pro-
gramme may con.-itate the model after which
all the other States will -""uy ~ order, TO be
readmtted to the enjoyment Of rep" "'ican
institutions. These N6rth Caroinians are
representative men Of large experience and
high personal character.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST GLASS; English -O-.noHaphT, Reading
renlninshtp topography, i;ns'ish Gramn'&r, b'''.
lion Hi5tcYv # tho i'nad -;Jtos, t'Gay;, nec:na'
lion Observation-Disclosures N"G-a Arithmetic.
f!axsics-~Latu Grammar rr@ea n.amtuar
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Ira t'aSr:--J an paade5. OF t-1rg.g nora, Caesar
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Natu.rl Philosophy,
THIRD CBA- 5.-Erp!rsh--Uiato.Y Of England,
phctnric, Pen1nen ship. Constitution of Inc United
states. Acknowledgment, Ceone.rE, 1rjga-
nSmctrv. N1ilra' !gc,.nts- NatH!al Fu'0-oply,
A,trororny Chemistry. CT ry.irs-Sl.r>r, Nrgii or
ovid, Latin Tutsr, Greek Il, ador Or GrTca nmora,
honophou's Anspisi& ,,,,
Board Of Commisaionsrs Putiic Soho,".
WM. TORBERT, Secretofy. tSep- -, isi5-u
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THAT ELKroN SKATING PARK, Of

THAT ELKToN SKATING PARK, Of
which duo notice appeared in Tic lfhiy with
sundry philanthropic reflections aud useful
suggestions, has been Gooi5d. Aye, the
ua.er mss been lat into it, bit the attraction
Of crayitation carried j. al to one side, leag.
ing toe bali or one.thivd Of the ''p2rk" high
and dry. That park has qnite broad lsrce,
as the Iississprians say. Or as the vulgar
express it, it IS "whopp@r.;awcd' or "lop.
a;dod.' The park hoid, water enough, but
i, holds it all in ono pace. The work Was
lcyo'ed, while in course Of construction, but
the engineer being crosa.e eyed hisleyel wasn't
the wator level!
There is project on foo-, however, do.
y;acd BY very ski!lflI engineer, which Will
remedy the temporary evil and make the
park all right for the aka;o;e in few days.
This plan is to lift up tho lower side OF the
pond till Tho water indicates tia earthcn YES.
Sc, is level, and prop it there with logs.
This IS decidedly tho quickest mode 10 sur.
mount the great difficulty. twill save u
vast amount OF digging, which is very abo.
rioua when performed by white men, and
very expensive when done b. Triggers. -
The young athletes, who have been cultiyat.
ing muscle the past summer in the various
games Of base ball, foot ball. and gable
ball, are requested TO meet at tia park this
afternoon. The work will be distributed as
the beavers do when engaged in building
such places Of resort. Some will carry logs
from Hill & Aleyauders saw mill, while
others get the low sido Of tho pond raised
up to the proper level and ''chocls" it there.
We think, if the mercury continues to fall
and the wind keeps Off Nor west by North
III degrees, that VIC may safely promise The
young folks splendid fun ou the new park
rcgi 7rrrk
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DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA.--Th Senate, on
Thursday last, passed the bill giving the
right of suffrage to the colored men in the
District of Columbia, by vote of SO to 10,
seven members being absent or not voting.
As amended and passed, the bill goes to the
House. Persons having given aid to the
rebellion are prohibited from voting, and
provision 10 made for . registration of all
legal voters in tie District.
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Executors sale OF Real Estate.

by YirtIn Of m Order OF tho 0rphans's Court OF
Il Ccc County, the undersigned G5 Executor OF
th- lat VIII and Testament Of Elizabeth England,
deceased. wili offer nj Public S.a tho premises.
on TUESDAY, JANUARY the sth. 1867, all that
desirable LOT, Fl ECE OR PARCEL or GROUND,
situate, ". aud being In the Ninth ELECTION Die
tsi2t Of &c, county, and containing FOUR ACRES
or LAND, more Of less. The Improvements con
sis. in an elegant and comfortable fwosroyy Frame
Dwellings IA - with q comfortable Kitchen al
tarh1d. u u Hith an eyceIlont Welt Of wafer
under cover; also, Stable, Corn-crIh, and ali olhor
ucccssarv ou,buiIing,. This prorcrty is convenient
to schools, churches markets and railroads.
Tho Terms Of Sale, q. prescribed by Tie Court ere
as follows :Ona-lhird Of the purchase money 10 be
raid in cash u ina day Of sale; aud tho balance IN
Two equal payments Of si4 and twelve months with
interest rom DIV of sale 10 be secured by good and
approved security.
~. Sale TO commence at o'clock PM.
WILLIAM EIRk,
Doc Is 1St5-ts Executor.
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M5"We invite the attention of dealers in
paper Of all kinds to the advertisement of G.
c. Server & Son, No. 513 Minor street,
Philadelphia.
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EE2C S.ALg,
OF A VALUABLE FARM.

on DoHEMIh MANOR CECIL COUNTY, M.
fHIlE undersigned, as Attorney for the
4 l.upr"tn7 viii Off: .: Public Sale 1t The Cou.r
House door, in Eikton,
Tues9ay, the lsth day Of December, ncr,,
ut II o'clock A'i.that we'll known FARM ard Prem
,Gt "a Bohemia Man?r on ,he s9gn .iac d Fix
Tract contains
2j6 Acres, 2 Reeds and S PerciIcs,
more or less, inclriiAg HERRING ISLAND: ahont
one-2af bc!ne iii good cultivation, and the residue
"""dIaud The soil is Of excellent quality, woll
adapted 70 tho culture oi Peaches and other fruit-
- I'll as the usual cereal crors Of tho LEGALITY
The Improvements consist oft!so t,
HASSiO| HOUSE. Zs35SM
two stor, frame Rrilaing with Kitchen fsss,ss.FI
attached. ana good Celia. beneath Barn ssss,a,
ana uui Houses; Wen q Water near the ssssEAss
door an APPLE Orchard in good bearing;
Yard on the upne: PAT c! the tar.n the road to
Chess peake G,.Y,
on tho roiUi, there is tho best WHARF on Elk
RIVER the water being Of bfoa: depth near shore
and convenient for steamers 20 stop and LEI OF pas.
seng.rs OF freight, from other Baltimore or Phia-
deiphia.
tn" Mansion Hous" is near the Landing, and com
mands 4 due view Of the river
un Court House Point is t!a ancient site of tho
County Seat Of Cecil. sad possesses an interest in
connection with the early history of the State.
D.lhr situation is noted for the best Cunning
Grounds Tor Water Fowls on the River.
TIE TERMS or SALE areas loliowF:-Ons-:o fourth
Cash, 10 be pad AT the time 0! sale; onei5trth
year rom the day n sale; and should the rurchsqsr
10 remain IN the property in MORTGAGE 10 he secured
70 the owner payable in five years. interest payable
soIni-annua|lt. The credit payments 10 bear Inter!
est Possession given Is soon IS Terms Of Sale are
complied with. J. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
Attorney for Proprietor
Nov a. lsG0-ta ELEToN, Nd.
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DoLls AND OTHER FANCY ARTICLES,
suitable for Christmas gifts, to. sale at Mrs.
scots lore: proceeds e 90 towards paying
ne debt on Trinity Church.
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LEcTURl.--Icy. John O'Ncill, Of
North East, will deliver lecture in the u.
I, Church Of that town. on Tuesday even.
ing, 'hc 18Th inst, in behalf Of n praise
worthy object. His subject will be the
"Digniy Of Labor or he value CT tie in.
duslrial arts Tickets Of admission fifteen
cents, or eight for dollar; may be had at
the principal stores Of the place and at the
door on the evening Of tho lca.are. To
commence at 0 clock.
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The Best Machine i'm the World,

Mrs. y. l.. Detola says I'll have used tho
twisted loop stitch for serea years. and have had
nine for pet hare nercr klot1n scam 10 rip
dor has tho machine boon OUT Of order. Tue
WILCOX LipB. Is TIE Bgsr MAcuyr IN me WoRLp I"
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MgErfNa or TIE Ice COMPANY

MgErfsa or TIE Ice CoMrANY.--
The members Of this company have been
notified TO attend a meeting this evening, at
o clock, at the Office of the County Com.
mi5sioners, when it will be determined what
course is 10 be pursued in order TO pay the
debts Of the company, which amount to
about one hundred and fifty or sixty dollars.
There IRE a number CT stockholders who
hang back and refuse to pay tho extra aasess-
ment which it was found necessary to levy to
complete and fill the house and these, with
other membranes upon the property, arc
likely to bring it to the auction block. In
that case the purchasers will be the sole
owners Of the house aud appurtenanccs
therounto belonging, after the debt has been
paid out Of the proceeds of the sale, and q
dividend struck, if there be any surplus
Those stockholders who are reiuctan, about
raying their proportion of necessary OK.
penses will be likely to be relieved Of thor
trouble by FORGETTING the most Of their stock.
The members have been notified to attend
tonight, and they had better be "a looking"
after their interests. The debt must be paid
and the house filed without further trihng.
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Masonic FAIR AND TEsIlvAL-Tharu

MASONIC FAIR AND TEsIIv are
will be Masonic Fair and Festival, At Ches.
spealSe City, on the evenings ofthc 25th 26th
and 9th instr for the purpose of raising
funds to build Masonic Hall ut that place.
SCOTT & BENNETT have opened at
RosaeI's old stand in the Hollow, and in.
tend keeping al offensive Green Grocery
establishment. A fat display Of poultry
adorna their hooks.
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NOTICE TO Sol oIERs' FAMILIES
Tho Union Orphan Asylum IA home for
tho children of Maryland soldiers, who we're
killed or disabled in the service Of the coun.
try was opened in the city Of Baltimore
early in the present year. About sixty chill,
dren from different parts of the State have
already been received into the Asylum
These ase kindly cared for, are we'll clothed,
well fed--have Ca. cfll intellectual and reli
gious training-indoed ara rr-rounded with
all the influences Of a weilordered ana hap.
py home.life.
There have as yet been no applications
from tho children of Cecil soldiers, II there
are in our county any sach children, appli.
cations for their admission to the Home, or
letters requesting further information, may
DC addressed to either
MRs. j. ToMr,
q. Miss n. RAMSAY,
VIZ Port Deposit Md,
Who are tho MANAGE. soI nec'i Iou"'Y'
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RELIdIoUs.--A revival is now IN pro-
grcss on Bethel Circuit. 4 number ct con.
versions have occuwed, and twenty have al
ready joined the church on probation. At
Bethel appointment the good work is moro
extensive than it has been for some years
past the old as woIl es the young are seek.
ing the Lord.
About $500 have been raised for centenary
objects. Ike Pastors salagy has been in
creased, and all the financial affairs Of the
church a7e improving
Bethel chmoh Is now undergoing repairs,
and will soon prescn, q nora attractive Gp'
pearance,
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE County, COM

PRooEEDIHds OF TIE COUNTY COM
MIssToxga5. The following are the proceed.
ings Of the Commissioners ut their meeting
this woel;
Petition for alteration in road near Sam.
uel D. Motifs Mil fled, and Nessrs. John
Ford, Jas. Crothers end Samuel Mcayns np.
pointed examiners.
Bond Of JAS. T.. Trinhlc, ~ Inspector
Weights and Measures, filed and approved.
Petition for road from near Mary Lowry's
to Southampton schoolhouse, tled rad laid
over
Petition for road near Thos. Fiizsimmons'
to Southampton Scbool.houSe, filed and laid
over.
Rcnor. Of examiners in the matter Of road
near Eiynes' Mil confirmed, and agreement.
entered into between Commissioners and j.
T. Hynos FOR fencing said road on dam
breast and keeping road over dam in repair
for three years.
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EEAs ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

n yirn" of i'crre Of the Circuit Cour; for Cecil
u connT. in CGGagrgy, the Undersigned, rs 1rus.
tee, Wi! eTios" At Pa2" Sale, On the premises Oh
TUESDAY, iECEMBER lsh., 1861,
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n. . o'clock pm, ell thu, PARCEL OF LAND where.
d Mr.. jesse t,passrore LACEY died sc1,,i lin; in
Erci! county, NHrvnd, OF The Elliion and q. isGng
lurnpte ., ahou! miles l:om Eiiston. and contain.
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acres, Z mics from

fiiIton, on tho Blua Ban road, lGO
a"ras yIrareC! land, balance good God
ard timber land; all jtAGer good l,n-
eng; good Stone dwelling House,
now Barn, 10 by - feet, with straw
hons" attached, with Al. uccc.- ary QUIZ
building, in good ORDER; tao ll,Hp..
good water; .horc il . variety II irrtt
or tn" place. lhi, II in very iln.
proving ncighborho5i, and i, veil
fUited Ter grain growing o. .trHn,
farm. Terms S.T.ra"pal: o. 80 ~
acre. One-Aaii cash; hs!anae to r4!t
purchaser.
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town Of Exon, OFT ne Blue lall goat:
good Brick House. n!th comlrr;aJln
oGtJui'dings; 4 very desirable place
of residence. VIII 10 sold for 500 par
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-15

Tas Latest FROM HAATII.L.-The
Newcastle Chronicle of the ID brings us
the latest news touching the internal
fIunHl Gculling match. IL says. Not
WIfhstanding the boisterous weather,
and the somewhat rough nature of the
river yesterday, Hamili took his aecns-
toned boating exercise, morning and
trary 10 what he had originally i'm
tended, he made more thorough trial
OF his new American boat. He put her
through a pretty severe test, both as to
her speed and tnrning qualities and at
the conclusion he expressed himself ns
very much satisfied with her. She isl
very strong and sfiff, and with the pa
tent application OF a steel spring TO the
keel does not give so much to the pres
sure OF the strokes as the ordinary
racing slkid- Il mast also be reu1eIn-
bered5 IN justice 10 orr English butld-
ers, more especially those OF Tvnesfde.
that in the Gran IN question, rs a sef-offI
against her stiffness rs comoared To-
their boat, tsat the same time 50 strorg-
II built as to be several pounds WEIGHT
heavier than they aro accustomed 70
build. We do NOT advance this AZ an,
in depreciation Of flhe boat recently Az
rived from New York, which in All re-
specfs Is q perfect model as far Us SYM
metry goes, and may, for aught We
know 10 The contrary, be q very good
and useful boat; but We only wish 10
offer word ia support OF our own
buildersr who, II they we're 20 Pnt in a.
material OF equal strength and weight,
they could build boats or equal powers
viii decide whether. amer all. she viii
be the vessel In which Hnnili viii en-
trust his fortunes on the day OF the
race.
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MUCH IN L1TTLE-To keep cool. be FASH
unable, and do as others do. & TO drink Cd
berts ice cold Soda Water. made In the --latest
style and In an apparatus exeelled by none.
wsspeak the truth when We say it is the
fnsst Fountain in the City. To be fashion
able Is to use Rings Ambrosia, which IS the
only preparation that is warranted TO restore
gray hair to Its original color, OF prevent and
cure baldnsss. To do as Others do Il 70 buy
all you want in the drug. perfumeTy, notion,
and pure liquor line at odbert's fancy drug
and prescription store. end Of stone bridge
wheeling, West Va ju2-:m
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REMOVED. The firm of McCabe,
Kraft 81 Co. have removed their whole
sale Drug blishment to No. so. Main
street. Their new place Of business is
one of the finest locations in the city,
and prosperous working order. This
firm Is one of the largest in the West
ern country, and by prompt attention
to business have succeeded in building
up an extensive trade. Their business,
moreover, is constRntly on the increase.
at present their house ON Main street
contains a-large assortment of all arti-
Giles kept in their line of business, and
we would cheerfu1Iy and cordially
then. to the patronage of
the Wholesale trade. y.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs.-The Board of Supervisors held
an adjourned meeting at the Court
House yesterday. The following en-
braces the principal part of the business
transacted:
The following named gentlemen were
present: DR.. j. G. Hupp, President;
William Nichols, Joseph Salisbury, G.
w. Franzheim and William p. Wilson,
members.
II was ordered that John Pearson be
summoned to appear before the Board
at the next meeting to be held on the
18th day OF June, 1866, TO show cause.
If any he can, why a road proposed to
be opened commencing in the centre Of
Middle Wheeling creek road on the
land of j. d S. Buchanan, John Brown
lee, John Pearson, James Terrell and
others should not be opened in accor-
dance with the order made in relation
10 said road by the Board on the Doth
day of December, 1865.
On motion of Henry Wallace 1t was
ordered that an appropriation of two
hundred dollars additional to former
appropriations of a like amount, be
made for repairs on the Fairmont road,
Mr., Keels, of Marshall county, having
stated that that county had appropria-
ted four hundred for the same purpose.
The petition of DIR. ]. English for
bounty tax remission was received and
the prayer of the petitioner granted.
The report of Joseph Morgan, Sur
yeyor of Roads was received and or
dered to be filed. H
Mr.. Wilson presented the following
resolution which was passed by ayes
and nays: ~ 9
RESOLVED, That the action of this
Board in reference TO the election of the
Township of Triadelphia be recousid-
Salisbury, Good and Franzheim-5. |
Nays-Messrs. HupP and Wallace. |
The Board adjourned until after din |
ner at X O'Clock, but when the time
came for meeting again there was no
quorum present and the Board adjourn
ed TO meet on 18th of June.
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RIVER NEWS. = There were about
eight feet water in the channel last
night, and stationary.
The r. r. Hudson leaves the landing
this afternoon for Cincinnati.
The Eagle Is the regular Parkersburg
packet to-dAy3at IL o'clock A. NJ.
The Le8lie Combs departs for Sunfish
Mt 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Henry Logan departs for Steu-
benvflle at o'clock this afternoon.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch of yesterday
says: The river continues 70 recede,
with I'VE feet water in the channel. by
the new marks on the Monongahela
bridge. The Forest City departed for
Parkersburg.. The Leonora No. ar
rived from Cincinnati with good trip.
The Leonidas Is loading for st. Louis;
the ArabiAn and Nora for Cincinnati;
the former Will leave tomorrow and
the latter to-day. The Pine Bluff Is re-
ceIving for the Kansas river, and the
Kate Putnam for Cincinnati and Louis
willie. They will leave about the latter
part of the week. Freights are by no
means plenty, and the steamers are
consequently delayed in starting The
Allegheny river Is falling az this point,
with about i've feet and n half in the
channel, by the suspension bridge
marks. Dispatches from OH City yes
terdaY say there are three feet of water
there, n heavy rain Tuesday night, and
prospects OF a rise. The Peerless de-
parted for OIL City yesterday, with a
ioIerably fair trip, There were NO ar
and canal boat which we mentioned rs
hqving sunk Mt Glass House ON Tues
daS have been raised, and the channel
Is once more clear. The barges stnck
by the Reindeer and Leader tho same
day remain fast aground on the bar.
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KKKP CooL-Drop in the Drug store OF E.
Booking, No, Odd Fellows HAL. and ny a
glass Of his Sparkling Ice Cool Soda Water.
he sjust put up the finest Soda Water APP
paEatna in the city and Is prepared TO furnish
soda Water cheaper than ever. Only cents
aElaag or . Tickets for dollar. Thssuperi-
or1ty over an other apparatus. claimed by
this new oneis, that neither the syTups, nor
the water comes In contact with any metal,
heneeit must be more healthful. Anwecan
sayis that II Is hard TO beat