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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

SsARLET FEVER.


NO. 2 o M * 9 street,
declares emphaticaly, that he never lost patient by
this disease, that had previously fair measure
health?
lie asserts. moreover, that by his system Ct treat
ment this so much dreaded disease is strpt oil i's
errors, and simplihed exceedingly.
Parents and guardians Of childrenw please marx
this announcement. oct10-tfs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

The President elect expressed some de
ed opinions, in conversation on Wednesday,
on the subject of granting further aid TO the
Pacific Railroads, and of an extra session of
Congress. He said, substantially, it was
very apparent to every man in the country
that our finances needed the closest atten-
'lon, and il is matter vitality important, if
we intended to pay oifth national debt and
tighten taxation, we must pursue the most
rigid economy and the place to begin is with
the bill now pending in Congress, granting
further subsidies to the Pacific and other
railroads, no matter what RAY be said about
the prospective benefit VIC are to derive from
these roads. II is too long to, wait and we
should make the best possible use of our pre-
sent resources without increasing the burden
ofour debt by incuring expensive risks which
arc hazardous. He, at the same time, gave
ii as his opinion that there should be an ex-
ira session of the Forty, first Congress. The
existence OF the present Congress is so short
time that there will be just barely time to
pass the appropriation bill, and it is doubt
full if the great question Of our finances can
be- properly cared for.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

INREsH CHOCOLATE CARAMELs, manufactured
Il and for sale by LEMON &Co.
NTUsCATEL, VALENCIA and sEEDLESs RAJ
Nl SINS lust received and for sale by 800
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

CTAR sPANaLED BANNER.-A large 40 column
Npaper. Rich, rare and racy Full OF charming
rcadi1g. fun, fact and fancy. "Evangene," splcn.
did steel plate .YREE" to every subscriber. Only 70
cts q year. ''Evangelne" sells at 50. Subscribe
NOW. Specimens cts address BANNER 0rricp,
Uinsdale, N III.
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Wanted, Agents. s So E ss ss.2s

whore, male and female, to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, fell
superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully warenici
for Ave years. We will pay $1,000 for any maChInc
that will sew stronger, more beautiful or more
elastic seam than ours. II makes the "Elasc Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch eau be cat and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing IT,
We pay agents sTb to 5000 per month and expenses,
or comm zion from which twice that amount can be
made. Address sELOMB q CO., Pittsburgh, Pa,
Boston, Mass, o. st Louie, Mo.
CAUTl0N.--Do not be imposed uponby other paE-
tcs palming OF worthless cast-run machines, under
the same name or otherwise Ours Is the only genl-
inc aud really practical cheap machine mannfctne
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

Agriculture, Horticulture ard Rural Economy
Published at Pittsburgh Pa.
J. M. b q. D. KUEsTER. Editors.
Assisted by corps OF Practical Contributors.
TERMS 81 90 per annum Ten copies, s1.tO
fD- Advertising 20 cts per line for each insertion.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19
&abel< Depe16e

9pncpl, Is. Oes.-Ote Nebe Der Snri>
ain - ie te;iett lit tauptlphlih auf bic
Iusfiauna BON Nn,tsYatan;en-ruroe beute
spnt Gpmmi0dr ~serleien.
Mabrio, 16. Ies.-Tie Sibrsr after
rplttiihen @urteien baten etre feierlide Ser
tetBuna ~erlaiitn, nit dlen tbrem Ginflule
Srpnun9 unp Srieren auircdt su talten.
Der Gabi;z Nuiitanp lit rntercrl,dt u,p bic
Ge9ieruna bat mieper f~reteres Spiel. Der
~Si1anirnintlte fer bat nit Der Sesdbluna Der
Sanuar~ 3inlen auf bic ipaniite Sdulp lit
yrnnrn unr Naris Den Nnfan9 oer1aht.
Nuf bic jest seihlpNene Nnleihe iinp so
MiQipncn Hellen unterIhricten. Spbale
Sberseneral 9ulee, Der teute nit ieiner
Slptte %abieaslt, 1T 6aranna, Guba, alfctnn,t,
miro bort bic Nabl fir eublniiae Sespl<
r11htigte fit bic Gprtes sebalten.
s~pnprn, 16. Ge;. Die 8eaieruns Der
Surfet bat an Bic srn 0riedenl0np cine leste
Grtlaruns (llltiu,atun) seianot, eusRefrutt,
zen fir Greta ;u unterlasen, bic ShiHe,
bic zen auftdnptihen Gretenlern Gprrdthe
III brtr,sen pflester, absut1felr, bic 3urifz
lettering Spn Sllhtltn9en nah Greta, bic
Seiirafura je1er lebelttater, tpelde etnen
tllrtliten Seamten III Ssrier a1,arijfe1 u1o
sermunrete, ut1p bic Nufrehttaltuns alcr
NertrIsc scrlaneelto. Die @rpbmahte ser<
lansen Mdbisul,s fpwptl lit Ntten pte iu
epnttantt1rpel. Ntben bat tas tlrtilhe
Ultima atssitlasen.
GaB ss 5uerit in Der Surfet Irtes sitt ME
'rtr srr ) sSpHen anprutetea, seroinnt iebt
an Nabrfhetnliftsit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Der rDmiide Senat CUR :3tit, ais Gasiar
ermrreet truroe, unb unisr GcnsreB, nie er jest
taet, tnb nidt rett auseiuanber. Wdbrenb Der
reselmdsisen Oeidafts.unbsn berr(ht bort cine
llnrube, pie in elmer ansipe, 10 baB es cine ten-
tcrii9s Gimme ssrlanst UNI ssbSrt 81 psr-
ben.
Die 8upfertarif<@ M unb nod arei anbere
Spielarten ees @ewa&ies, Sdussou s%enannt,
miro jest rcn ben Gousrebbduiern uut ibren
2ctbies turd bic Mible sstriebsn. Diele
SdwineeI iteQen ale 0raftitude Der Sdus3Sa,
nc, in ben @dattea.y Dcnaens balf au9 &C.
treuli@ nit, bic Sntere1eu ees @efRns NIB re
artsitenben Mannes ;u perratben. Sur ~,
INNER ibermutbiser, .befo eber seben benz Gpn-
fumenten bic Mueen ouf, 10 bab er aubsr benz
:3cai&pinbef aud bic auberen in ibrsr pirtli.
den grSbe erfaBt.
.81DfquHfltf .IH0I to,
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Gmtttmugeu.
Derre11

Gupfanaen fit ben Wancerer Don
5erren
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st. Raul Marftbertbt.

0S6eatlia GrrresirtspR Ger. Gimme.
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Sic 8ptibaft SEES 1rdfbeuten
- TIRE tuicbti9ffeu Nnnhe-

Die gptidaft reIde praittent Scbnirn am
9. December benz Grnsre0e einlanbte, sei9nei
Id bauptiddli9 tapura aus, taB ter rberifs
geamte Der Geputlif ben, r~aeifalsn Gpnsrsb
feline Sauptiintsn, bic acknowledgement @sfcn=
lruftiunsafte, bic ~fcrrupte Mmtsbauer<8ia uni
bas funfuie, serbertlide Jinansiyiem in nnse=
5tminften @urtsn surbalt. @ubersem entbalt
ie ater aud seridiebene empfeFlenswsrtbe Srr=
tGlase. @ir teIdrdnfen uas barauf, bic 5aupt<
runfte hes 0sfumentss n1it3utbeilen.
1. Der Yraieent peia barauf bin, ta6 bic
fitliben 9taaten nod INNER it tbrer Sneultrte
selabmt inb, tas Elm GROCER She'll ibrsr 8ssSl-
ferans sntre9tst uns b%erielten bur9 ecnsrsli'u-
neae 8efeble uni Sdbeberridaft ibrs serfal~
funssmaBisen &sdte SurtntbaIten nsreen.
2. Ct empFsblt BEN Seridt tss @9asisfre<
tars unt bi0ist te7en MnIdten in 8eSus auf bic
&iGdtebr sur @fesie>3abluns sermittsllf serrin-
serter Mussaten, serbelerter 8efeueruns une
alnaabliser ;3uiammen;iebuns bes papierselbss.
Ct 1T bafir, baB nur cine Currency ~eirfulire>
unb tab bic Natirnaltantet tn ibren prisilesien
be1tranft aerben, pel9ss Qebtere Der gcnsreb
aber fiber ni9t ttun pirt, benu bic Natipnal<
tanfen belfen inn.
3. 1niere gesiebuneen gum @uslanee itno
aunftaer Natur. 11nterbanbluusen betref5 Der
Mabama~ Tcrberunsen iinp mod ni6t ~beenbtst,
ba eeriNTe Steile tes Sdisbsridter~p rctctoQs
niat ron unlerer Gesieruas sebiaist uno unfit
rent @eianrtsn in 2pnbpn suridsslaidt muir
BEN. Z
lluier Muerbieten S9ieesrt9ter srilhst
8raIlien uab garasuas ST. iein, it atsslsbnt
wrrben.
Die Geaietung iebt lit ltrtsrbanbluns tpsse1
eines ueuen Gertrases gum Sdus tatsrallllrter
Sureer. Sie bat bic rrpsiloriide Nesierun9
spn Spanien ais bic de facto HeSIerung aner=
fannt, his jsyt bat bieielbe bier ahsr nod fsinsn
beslautistsu Osianbten.
Mit Merifo lteben mir auf frsunelhaftlidem
Jubs. Cine eeniidte Gpmm;iicn 1T an BET
Nrbeit, um ssssnieitiss 0prternnssn aussu=
eleidsa.
Gs it r~rlerer Geeieruns nod nitt s~slur1sen,
cine Marinr=S tatirn in @ettnpien anSufaufen,
mabrsnb bic frar;STide es seriudt bic Snlel
Gamana spll bsr hplninifaniiHen Resierut's gu
fauf fen.
items madt Der y,raibent barauf oufmerfian,
baB amtIide gertbts enprme Sstriisereica raG-
neilea, u,,e fcrtcrt ZEN Gpngre6 aut gtwas sur
llaterpriduus s~erielbsn gu tbun, wenn ct bas
Sanp nidt ~ruiniren mplle. Or erinst belpneers
auf AtlbaHuns hes Imtsoauer<0eisses pel7
DIES bic Nt1ssuhe ibuftiser Ssantsn serbia<
here.
5. SetreFS Der Snoiaaers nsslessnbeitsr
sermeit Der g'raiesnt auf bic tetreTenpsn Sc
ridte, unb befirdtst, tab Der ariss sesen bic
Snoianer auf ben Gtenen bic Iussaben tes
Milttdr~D 81 DEPARTMENTS I'm, ein 8ebeutenoss sr-
bGben merle.
6. Gr ipridt pafir, baB bic Iruppsn aus ben
iibliden Staaten ;uriidsesrsen unp bic @rntee
serrinscrt MERIT.
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Stir ren Yetreipebau

bietet bic eantereiea in rss Grunties Sennssia, Nnees.,
Stearrs unb Meefer rnsfertrpfene @rrtbeile Tar. SatL,sr
Nus,ratl ben @rrsus, ais Sic, ,pelhe f9 an, befen ;umgau
bes Wei;ens, tent erpsen Stapelartifel tes retliden SAN.
bells eisnsn. 9iefe Counties entbalten aud einen Rei6,
tharn BON g8aleunsen bs ftrnaen tarten 9rl;es, mad
trel6er1 srrBe Naffrdee fir Serihiebene 3refe IN. u1o
NEEDLES etnen puten Marft Zen Gifenbabnen entlane Fnbet,
unS midi anein fur bic 8ldruns bes eanbes st,tlddSist ,fpn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19
Tur BE 8teb;unt

iint bic Counties snrFa, Slant unb Gterburns beipnbers
~seeisnet. Der Spoen enttdlt rei6en ~ianpteen Sebnt, thels
ipele 9rairte, 9eftrdu6 une leihtp 0aIeuneen 0afelbt
1T etIras blselis, init IN dbltden 6 cen unb 1T pm satlrei.
den fiesenren 8erdfern burd1SS .t.ten, uslre sr1 cine,
WFense euten Nieienlaneersien un1gebea itub. rie elmer
ltnseheuren Wrrratb pru 5eu rnb @ras i~tefer1. Sic finr
leidi p%ahirbar, TIM ;u ben Mfinen am Safe Superior unb ~
Zen Sanrermalpunsen pes nbrrlide1 Iteiles hes Staatea
su 9elanaen, irelbe bic teiten lno rpr;ialtffen Mdrfte fiji
fen gertauf BON Rinrciet in, Sante tteten SIN @ertinz
hung nit Der 0iet;udt 1T e. nptbmenSts, bic Mufntertian,s
teit auf tie Sbatiade s1 lenfer. fas tas Wtild- @elhdft
ter ,1no Ha1e unb aus benz erpben Support lersr grtltel aus
Zen rftlihen Stadtel erTttltt 1T.
Die SdoEudt
fdnst an, iii Miuneirta istr eiutrdsltt ;u merle ,tnb auBsr
cen rten bei6riebenen Sdnbfreien tn Nnpfa, Slant unb
Sberturne Counties, fno bic @rairielanbereien rpn Mssfer,
S~antrrti II. Msrnunsalia Defenders fir eteien5psd esiudt.
Observation-Disclosures.
Diefe 9dnbereien rerbet in pdr,eGen YIN 40, 80 urb 100
Mdern unb paruber iu preiien dussebrtea, relde siriidsn
S. unt $40 per alder rariiren Omit %einisen reniaer gar-
ieacn iu tpteren pretieu}, je mad ser 9sihahentett une
@ntferruns bes SaubeS spn Der @tieubabn. Sic perpen
ertrpeber fir badr 9elb pber duf LANCE 9errtine serfauIt
(setn Sabre. rern &c cfrldnet rtre) nit z Yrpsent jdrrlts
den Suterefen. barnit untenlittelte pericnea bsiabist rsr=
ben, cine Setr1ltdtte. unter tiIieet gebiuouneell in elmer ee=
iunoen unb prpbuttiren 6eeenp su %erlanse!,. Siejenisen
tpe!de ben Sahnen entlana itpn Hieeerladunaen aesruns
BET, tdten qefunten, fae TIRE Sdntereier i'm gSertb I'm so
9rrient iatrltd ~eetiesea itno.
Oiefe 2dnbereien fnb felt 1857 rem @srfeuf surlfbehal=
ten rpreen tie lieaen ;ipilden 9rcBsn Infeolunset uno
inb airten, edulsn, TatrtraFsn nbMtarftsn susan slid.
I'm ndtere MustunT i Tenbe man Iih AT
5eprse E. 8efer.
9ans= Gpn1niiTpner, ct. gaul, Minn.
5ermaun Irptt Sefretdr. Mai9
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City Councii-Rirst Branch.


City Gouncii-Rirst Branch.
Branch met on Tuesday evening. Ii
the absence of the Mayer, Captain A
Wilson was called to the Chair, and the
following members were found to bt
present: Messrs. Blair, Carnahan, En-
glish, Franzheim, Hall, Mcclure, Pan
nell, Quarter and linn.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The action of the Second Branch in
the following reports was concurred in
Committee on Accounts, Committee OIL
Cemeteries, Superintendent of Water
Works, and of the Street Commissioner
The resolution in relation to altering
the location of the Hay Scales from
Market Space was laid or the table.
Petition of citizens for the grading Of
Lee street was referred TO the committee
Oh Grading for report.
Petition of VIM. Exley to be paid
$4,000 for work performed on the market
house was laid on the table.
Petition of Richard Dobler for use OF
Second Ward Market Hall to practice
in, was laid on the table.
Petition of Horace Gray to be released
from paying water rent and other taxes
was concurred in.
Petition of Howard Iron Works for a
reduction of taxes was referred to the
Board of Appeals.
Petition of Jacob RAIDER to remain in
his house until the first of July was laid
on the table.
The rules were suspended and the &C.
ton of the Second Branch in relation
to granting license to the persons
named were coucurred in.
Petition of Daniel Krider to have his
house remain where it is at present
built was referred to the committee on
Streets and Alleys for report.
The following resolutions adopted in
the Second Branch were coucurred in :
That in relation to supplying both
Branches of the Council with ice; that
in relation to placing railing in the
Police Court room; that in relation to
repairing the bridge over Jonathan's
Stomach; that in relation to the pro-
posals for printing; that in relation to
prohibiting the publication of the
monthly interments.
A resolution was offered by Mr..
Mcclure that the City Sergeant be re-
quired to see that the ordinance be en-
forced in reference to the hog law, was
adopted.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Blair,
that the committee on Grades be in
structed to report an ordinance fixing
the grade of Ohio street, between Zane
aud Pennsylvania streets, Seventh
Ward, was adopted.
On motion adjourned.
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On motion adjourned.

The Escape OF Henry. alias Mnj
baldwin.
On Tuesday evening, between seven
and eight o'clock, Henry, alias Maj.
Baldwin, escaped from the Jail at
Moundsville, in Marshall county. 1t
will be remembered that few weeks
ago we published an account where
he murdered colored man named
Ben. Coleman, fellow convict in the
penitentiary. After this he was taken
to the jail above mentioned for safe
keeping. The facts connected with his
escape seem to be that on the evening
in question the jailor and his wife were
cut visiting some friends, leaving ser
want girl in charge of the Jail
During their absence he made his es
cape. 1t is thought that the servant
girl assisted him in getting out, as the
doors of the Jail were wide open and
the keys hanging in their proper places
when the jailor and his wife returned
We understand that the girl has beer
arrested. Baldwin had new and com
plete outfit of clothing when he left
which will disguise him from the ap
pearance of an escaped penitentiar!
bird. Two hundred dollars reward ii
offered for his apprehension, and w
will add if he should be caught there
might as will be an appropriation made
for the purpose of providing place Il
keep him in.
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The Concert.
1t will be remembered by our citizens
that the grand concert given by the
Beethoven Society for the benefit OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
comes off tonight. There has never
been an occasion offered before in which
the finest vocal talent of this city was
so completely drawn together as on
the present, and perhaps there never will
be another such an opportunity present
ed in which such rare musical treat can
be realized as will be given to. night.
The talent represents the best
embraced in the different choirs
of all the churches ofour city, who have
been rehearsing pieces of the finest Sc
lection for more than month until
they have become most perfect in their
executions. Besides the music being of
the richest and rarest to claim the at
tention of our readers, the object is one
of most worthy consideration and
should not be forgotten by those who
favor the improvement of the morality
of our city. So far the tickets have
been going off with rush, and we be-
speak for the occasion enc of the larg-
est and best pleased audiences that has
ever filled Washington Hall.
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Board Of EducaIi0n.

Board Of EducaIion.
A regular monthly meeting OF. the
Bord of Education was held in the First
Branch Council Chamber last evening.
In the absence Of Mr.. Mcclellan, Presi-
dent, DR.. George Baird was called to
the Chair. The following members
were present; Messrs. Boring, Bickel,
Clohau, Ewing, Hamilton, Hubbard,
Harrison, Lancaster and Stewart.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The report of the committee, on Ac'
counts submitted bills amounting to
$40 80, which were ordered to be paid.
The following is brief synopsis Of
the report of F. s. Williams, Superin-
teedent of the Public Schools, for the
month of April: -
Total enrolment of white pupils
204O; do. colored, 46. Average daily at
tendance of white pupils, lel0; do. col
ored, 40. Average daily absence Of
white pupils, 23O; do. coloreo, D. fer'
centage of attendance on enrolment OF
white pupils, 80; do. colored, 81.
The percentage of attendance in the
respective sub-districts was as follows
Washington, 81; Madison, 81 Clay, ~
Union, 81; Centre, 80. aud Webster, 90
Branches of study and number OF pu
pills in each: Alphabet, l42; spelling
1880; reading, 1888; penmanship, III!
mental arithmetic, 963; written do, s64
geography, $40; English grammar, ~
history, l29; natural philosophy, Ivy
chemistry, 3; botany, 8; astronomy, 9
algebra, 80, and geometry, ii.
The report was ordered to be fled.
The committee on Building and Rea
Estate submitted their report in rels
ton to building new school house In
Washington township. The committee
have examined the ground on which
the present school house stands and Az
Of the opinion that good foundation
cannot be had there, and slss state tha'
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persons residing in the neighborhood
are of the same opinion. 1t contained
two resolutions, LIST, Authorizing the
committee to negotiate either for the
property adjoining the school house,
belonging to Clark Haines and Robert
Johnston, or the lot owned by Andrew
Kline, and report their action to the
Board for confirmation; I'd, That in the
event of either of the above property
cannot be purchased at a fair and rea-
sonable price, the committee are an
thorized to institute legal proceedings
to have the same property named con-
demned for school purposes. Both rsso-
lutions were adopted.
The special committee 20 whom was
was referred articles Of the school by
laws, made a report, inserting an
amendment to the enid article to the ef-
feet that no pupil who leaves school
uHder censure can be admitted to an
other school without first obtaining
permission of the Board of Education.
The amendment was adopted.
1t was resolved that a committee OF
three be appointed for the purpose of
examining the lot belonging to Mr..
Long, next to the school house in Web
ster township, with view to Pur-
chasing the same.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Clohan,
Hamilton and Ewing as said commit
tee.
1t was resolved that committee of
three be appointed to wait upon the
trustees of LindSley Institute, to nego-
tiate for the transfer of that institution,
to be used for Central High School.
The chair appointed Messrs. Wheat,
Hubbard and Lancaster as said com.
Rittee.
The special committee appointed at
the last meeting, authorized to sell all
idle school property except that on
Zane street, was granted further time
to make their report.
Board adjourned.
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DkFINE ID SUGAR.
u IS bbls STANDARD Cr., powd and grand.
Is DO. A. 4 Is. Coffee Sugars
- do. III. &. e. a. T.. Yellow, AZ
MAXWELL q TINGLES
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Gravel Roof.

Gravel Roof.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, nd war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
NO matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low.
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburgh, and is the
cheapest in use. Call at the Factory
head of Lindsey street, East Wheeling
or address him through the Wheeling
Post Office. ap7-6m.
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Interesting.

Interesting.
A telegram received in the city last
evening from Washington, stated that
the vote on impeachment had not been
taken, and of course the result remained
in doubt. Nevertheless there is no
doubling the fact that Oxtoby & Duff
field, at their Jewelry Store, l03 Main
street, have a magnificent stock of
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
silver plated ware and fancy goods.
Their stock of clocks is large, embra-
cling every style, all warranted as No. l
"timers." See advertisement.
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River News.

| River News.
The river last evening was still on the
decline. The J. N. Mccullough passed
up yesterday morning at o'clock, full
of freight and passengers. Rebecca ar
rived and departed OH time. New State
and Silver Cloud, Coal Hill, with II
barges, and Baltic, with 10 barges, pass,
cd down. Forest City aud Jas. Rees
arrived and departed at the usual hours.
Sam. Colverts, Ormsby, Coal Hill, Lion
ess and Rosolate passed up, having SO
empty barges in two.
Boats leaving to-day-Bayard for
Pittsburgh at A. NJ; Express for Par
kersburg at IL A. NJ; Forest City for
Steubenville at ,! P. NJ; Jas. Rees for
Sunfish at P. NJ; J. N. Mccullough for
Cincinnati and st. Louis at 3 p. NJ.