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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-27

Horse BILLs.-We have just printed
horse bills for o. j. Dmiek's Bashaws and
Messenger, of this city ; and for Samuel R.
Pie-sol's fine Black Hawk Morgan, of Coal
Valley. Persons wanting jobs of that kind,
or any kind of job printing, can get them
done neat, quick and cheap at the AEous
offiee--the first premium printing Office 3ol
this county.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-27

RIVER IrEMs.-The Sucker State is due
this evening, from St. Louis The Nay
Boston was delayed eaail afternoon, in her
arrival here, on account ofthe high winds.
Large shipments of plows are being made
BY every steamer
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-27

CoMPLINESTARY-sAe correspondent of the
Dubuque Herald gives very interesting
account of Rev. Father Flsvin's farewell to
his congregation at Waverly, at which time
he was presented with some silver ware b.
the members Of the Sabbath School. The
presentation addresses and farewell reply,
are reported as very interesting and effec.
tive.
ne Rev. Mr.. Flavin has been promoted
~ the position of Vicar General of Iowa,
WIN neadquarters at this city, position va
I.'ea BY Father Pelamorgues, who goes to
france ABOUT the first Of May.-Dau. Dew
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DRUsK.-At about eleven this morning,
carpenter from Moline, by the name of
Miller was picked up by Policeman Woods
and Mitsch, in a high state of intoxication,
driving heedlessly about in one horse bug.
gy, accompanied BY q child about FIVE years
of age, and one not more than three. He
was locked up in jail, and the children taken
para of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-27

CHICKENS CLAINED.-Mr. DeBelt, living
out By the slough, has claimed half dozen
Of the chickens found by the police the other
night 40 ,.> ~
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Fatal AoCIDENT.-On Saturday, of last
week, Mr.. Truman W. Rice was killed by a
fall while at work on Kidder l. Cos new
mill, in Geneseo. So says the Republic.
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Odd Follows

! Rock Island Lodge No. ls, 1. o. o. F.
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois. ans
Eagle Stss at II ocbck Z. n, ssEgt
.fiitS Greaos SroeKsR, N g.
E. D. sweeney, r. s.
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SrIpl A Noragn A-PoRcems Woods in

srlpL ASorHER. -Policem sa Woods in
forms US that It has been reported to the
poperauthorities shsta man rssSgha 81
alate4kour last nigh, "a she1 sieiaAy d
Kfeyla's grocery store, near The Plow Fac
tory, and robbed Of an the money he had
with him, only amounting to 81. He was
knocked down by two men and eloselyseareh'
ed. On getting through, one of them 1ex'
claimed, @Now go, you cd DID sonsof-a
b-h, we've got all we want out OF you.''
The name of the victim was not reported.
.THE Republican CLUB meets tho Coar House
OF, Saturday evening .-Union.
So does the democratic township conven-
ton. b ss5s4s ass1s yps.ias - -
Monopolizing the court house for club
meetings is new idea. We supposed that
clubs usually procured their own rooms, at
their own expense.
For township, city and county conven-
tions the court house has always BEEN used
by all parties-but not for club meetings.
The call for the democratic township con-
vention was published on the goth instant,
and is prior to any club meeting notice.
The demeerass viii occupy the court house
Saturday night. s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-27

TWENTIETH anniversary of spiritualism.-
For particulars, look under head of "To
DAYS Advertisements"
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. M. meets al
Masonic Hall on the First snd Thisd Tues,
days Of each month. ~
fs5sEzs Sc; szst i'll. RAwsEy. II. p
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On the night Of the 2Oth-2ist, heavy frost
andioe- 81 80 Ess*cH
On che 18th, rain, accompanied by o heavy
northeast wind, commencing OF 7:50 A. M. and
ending at 2:So p. N. Quantity, l:o5 Of an inch.
20 aai.afsh SIS WV. b. BANKS, Observer. +
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Dailp Argus.
Premium Sob Printing.

Orders for Jos PRisrise will meet With promp
attention 1t the ARsus 0rsIcs, and be execntes
in the very best uanaef and st reasonable rstes
Raiffssd Ix&ins.
LEAVE -ohioAgo. Rost lshxd 4 rAeise, g0in,
East, q $40 An aud 400 ~ e
tsoias Wsst-st q "a r. sd as Pm,
Wsss..p uaiss, 1nd ellas q Roek Island'
! coal vszisS, Ahs1k go b M and LOO P. NJ
ARRIYEr-Chicag,, Rock Island Paoiao
froa The Esst -. 45s a. n. SadS6s4o r. M N
Prom the West, at SOS A. NJ. and 7.45 P. NJ.
Western Qnioa, an Sterling Z Rock Island
Ceaa Valley, about II A. NJ. and Pm. IS
~Trains by Chicago time, wsieh 10
about Is minutes faster than Rock Island time.
Nail Routes.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN. MAIL--arrives ct
7;45 A. NJ. and $40 P. M. Closes At 1859 An.
and 1880 P. M. 80
PORT BYRON MAlI,-yis wa,ertown, Hanp.
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cerdeya. or
rives at SOS A. NJ. Closes 5:l5 +. NJ. s,,4 ss
/. DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--srrivess 1T sos A.
NJ. Closes at 7:I5A.M and 6;lo p NJ go
ALEDo MAIL-yis Candea Mills, Andnls-
sia, Eagington, Hamlet, Perryton, Alsdo, High
Point New Boston, Keishsburg, oquswka, 20
0quawka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daily at
A. M, and arrives at $50 P. M. Mail mat
ter for Pleasant Ridge, Harlitt, Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Creek. snd Mil
lersburg, goes BY this route. $50
MACoMB MAIL-via Presumption, Susx, VII
ola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, snd Mon
mouth to Maeomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat-
urdsy ut A. NJ, and arrives Tuesday aud Fri
day at p. NJ. Centre Ridge md Richlaud
Grove are supplied by this route g as.sE
COAL VALLEY MAIL-(by cars) daily, leaves
between Z and A. NJ, returning Ut about
P. NJ. Rural mail matter is sent to Coal vsl-
ley.
CAMBRIDGE MATh-via Coal Valley. Orion
and Aadover to Cam bridge, lssves Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at I A. NJ, returning
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at S P. M.
Office hours from 1880 A. NJ to 500 P N.
Sundays, open from to 10 AM.
NJ B. OssoRN Post Master.
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Forty CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head
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FAM1kRCASES.,

FAMILY CASES..
OF IS to 20 large Walls, moroc.
CO or rosewood case, contain
ing a specific for every ordina-
~ disease. q family is Subjeet
From $40 to ss5
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases,
with 30 TO % vials .....-.,,. from SIS TO 90
Specifics for all Private Diseases both
for Curing and forrrsventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket eases=frsm 81 to s.
PONDS EXTRACT, .
Cures fBurns, Bruises Lamenesa
SNrAnoss, Sore xhroat. DprAins,
xoothache, Earache. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles, Sore
Eyes. Boils, Stings, bleeding of the
Lungs, Nose, StSnaach, or. Of Piles;
Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price so
ctr. to 11.70. sasn ,Fa- e'2'fs
A. These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT BY the case OF single boz, are sen t.
any part of the country, by mail or express, free
1of charge, en- receipt of the price. e edT
ADDRESS HUMPiisEYs' SPECIFIC
> HEMEOPATAiC MEDICINE co,
Office and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York
DIR. HUxPHRfYs il consulted daily 1t his Office
personally or by letter. as above for all forms 81
For sale by HARRISON & sTARKs, psyen.
port, Iowa, and o. GR0TJAN, Rock Island.
. febl4d1y.- z5ERH NF - 4afezs-1. eHtt-s Il
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tCommuieated.)

EnIToR ARGEs.-Please announce Patrick
Grant as candida for the democratic nom
ination for township collector. He is one Of
our best citizens, faithful, competent and
honest. ..,-
March y. + u cTHraD WARD.
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Mr.. Woodin had his head and face badly
bruised, and did not appear at the examina
ton. The defendant was fined $40, includ
ing costs, which being paid, he was discharg
ed. 81 - IL l~a : sB3SE
This decision, according 20 the testimony
is farce, and shows that the Magistrate is
unfit for his place. According to the testi
mony, any man possessing q fair share b
common sense, would say that both parties
should have been fined So each for being
Intoxicated, and s. each for fighting
though if there was any discrimination il
should have been in favor of Mr.. Maguire
who did not commence the fight and was
simply defending himself from an angry at
tack. ,,...--- ,.- -. - zs-s @-5-.s- :
After the trial, the Magistrate offered the
Policemen 80 cents each, as their fees,which
was about one fhird what they were entitled
to- They wereso disguised that they rnaae
him a present of il, and left. -..l SEQ
OF course the new Marshal orders al
cases before the radical Magistrate-but il
this kind of justice is to be dispensed the
City Council may make a different order
perhaps. 500 za
The, attempt, also, by the radical organ
to make Mr.. Mcguire a rowdy, or to show
that he acted from malice, is an outrage
MFR. Mcguire is a civil, quiet. well disposed
gentleman who REGRETS the unfortunate af
fair more than any one else can.
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BAsHAw HoRsEs.-Harry Compton was
over to-day, with his beautiful and fast trot
ter "Sam Kirkwood." and one of his colts, a
four year old, called "Sam Kirkwood JrH
and gave US alittle ride about town. The
old horse looks finely. He is just ont OF
winter quarters, and is remarkably smooth
and handsome. He viii not be kept for
service this year, but viii be practiced, reg
ularly, on the Rock Island track, as a Rock
Island Horse, and will try to beat tsBashaw
Jr." Harry says he can 10 it, and will do
it.
"Kirkwood, Jr.n is very fne four year
old, travels like the old horse, and Compton
says 'she,n make a nice one.n A very few
stock raisers can procure his services, if they
wish etsFt *e+F ~
Mr.. Compton will move to this city next
week, to become permanent resident, and
his horses will be known as Rock Island
horses. We wish him success.
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-.
The SANE FELLows.-From DR.. Gait we
learn that the two boys who asere arrested
at this city on Tuesday night last, on the
suspicion of being burglars, and who were
relieved of quantity of keys and other ar.
ticles not exactly necessary for honest labor
ers, were also arrested in Princeton, Iowa,
on the preceding forenoon. They had ar
rived there in skiff, and excited suspicion
by proving about the town without any os-
teusibie object. In their pockets were found
numerous keys, and a package Of gunpow-
der, which were taken from them. AS no
charge. could be made good against them,
they were released. Mr.. Osborn states that
two of the party who entered his Office last
night, were boys of about sixteen or eigh.
teen, and may have been the pair above re.
ferred to. a} 81 <..s..-.-..s-,,
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ALTERcATIoN AT WEsr's SaLooN.-An
alteration took place at Vests saloon, at
about seven o'clock last night, between
Messrs. Barney Mcguire and James Woodin,
resulting in some personal injury to the lat
ter. 1t seems that both parties had been
rather imprudent in the use of liquor, had
been over to Davenport together, and on
their return, were somewhat intoxicated
At Mr.. Maguires examination before Mag
istrate Highly this morning, on charge OF
being drunk and disorderly. Henry Ran
franz, barkeeper at Vests and the only wit
ness of the commencement of the difficulty,
testified that the two we're not at all out OF
humor when they entered that place, but az
ter taking drink together, and passing
numerous jests, went out again. In few
moments they re-entered, and shortly began
anger. Their blows gradually became
heavier, and eventually terminated in fight,
though which person was the first to make
the contest real one, the testimony was not
able to show, though Mr.. Mcguire insists
that the first blow, in anger, was given by
Woodin who had greatly the advantage of
him in the beginning of the real contest
though not SO at the end. He regretted the
occurrence ofthe difficulty more than any
other man could, was only anxious to pay
for offending against the peace and good
order of the community, and then let it
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JOB ROSS.
Auction and Commission
Merchant.

The undersigned, having purchased the prop.
erty formerly occupied by John s Sergeant as
blacksmith shop, on Market Square, opposite
Young America, has remodeied and fitted up
the old building in excellent style, where be
win keep constantly on hand large assortment
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non @GAnts.
1 Cures Fsyers, Cnngestions Iufaznrnat fons.. Is
. " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie !-s5
Cryingi Colo or Teething of Iatalts- 5
Diarrhea of children or Adulfs :. :. %
5 pysentsry, Gripping. Billions colie !. 25
Cholera-Eorbus, Vomiting ........3. Us
"a Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.. as
Neuratgia, Toothscha, Faceache %
Headaohes, Sick Headache, vertigol25
10 q Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach :. ;. Us
IL - Suppressed, OF Painful Rssi Cd S.. 3. 25
IL &c Whites, too Profuse Periods. .. Us
is ." Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. rs
II II. &: FL
n :" Piles. bind OF bleeding ............--..5J
Is 0pthslmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes. so
10 80 Cstafrh. acute or chronic, Influenza SO
20 =" Wheoping Cough, violent coughs-...s0
q Asthma, oppressed breathing. ..-..--..50
- "a Ear Discharges, impaired hearing. so
% (" Screfula. eRlar ged glands, swellings.. so
~ a General DeeiliGy p hysical weak nsss so
25 Dropsy, aud scanty seerstions-.-.-..-.60
20 Sea Sickness, sick mess from riding. 80
81 smDKidney Disease, Gravel .. i ...... SO
as s..l Nervous Demhty. Semi nal Ennis
sions,inroluntary Discharges ...... !. 90
20 Sore Mouth, Canker............ so
80 yriusry Weakness, wetting bed..,.,,50
81 -" Painful Periods, with Spasns !. 50
SO Il sufferings at change of life 1 90
81 5sSAssss' Z 50
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,BuncrAns, ReBsEHs, H1eHwAYxEs, AND

>BURGLARs, HeBBERs, HIGHwAYMES, AND
AssAssINs.-The election of our old, efficient
and faithful city marshal has preclPltAeed
Eupon rs gang u gentry described by she
heading of this article. For years Mr.. Crop
per has protected the property and persons
| of our citizens and kept rufians ard robbers
at a distance. He. could do it now, for he
has the means of knowing the "critters."
But the memorable discipline Of the radical
fparty has crowded him from Office and
lief the people exposed to robbery and as
| sassination.' A good deal of feeling is ex-
hibited BY our people, on the subject, and
there is much talk Of a Vigilance commit
tee" eand summary expulsion from town
of oil persons Who cannot show some us
ible means of support, some lawful and
legitimate occupation, and some good reason
for being here. We hope mo such move
ment will be inaugurated, for it would only
he mob-lsw, and that is dangerous to any
community. 1t is useless to disguise the
fact, however, that the assassination and
| robbery of Howard Reticker. the attempt
upon Mr.. Osborn, while attending to his du-
ties, as post master, the lying in wait for
Charley Negus, and numerous other, cases,
has aroused a. feeling among the people
which will burst upon call vagrom men,
pretty. soon, unless the new city authorities
cam do something to- stop these outrages,
The facts about Negus are that, when going
home, last evening, he discovered two men
near his carriage house, and demanded to
know their business. It was dark. He got
no reply. He again demanded. an answer
and gave notice that he would fire if they
did not answer. No answer or no move
ment being made, he fred and they ran, one
of them exclaiming "Pm shot, Mr.. Negus
came Immediately up town and notified the
authorities A few more such affairs as we
have noticed will raise storm.
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SIMILIA SIMILIBUs CURANTUR
BUMPHR EY,s
Hon6HoPAxHIC SPECIFICS

LAVE PROvRD, FROMTHE MOST AMPLE
IL experiepce, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are The
only Medicines Ysrfeetly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in US
ing them; harmless as to be free from danger,
and so efficient as to be always reliable. They
have raised the highest oommenoation from all.
an vial al w.ys render satisfaction:
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Orders for Jos PRisfise will meet With prompt
attention 1t the ARsus Ovslcs, and Be executed
in the very best snanncf and st reasonable fetes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-04
Leceare.

Lecture.
In accordance with the earnest solic-
itatisn of many of our most popular
citizens our people will have an opPor-
tunity of hearing very interesting lee
ture on Monday evening next. 1t vii
be delivered by the Rev. Louis II.
Baugher, in the Hall Of the English
Evangelical Lutheran Chnrch, corner
of Fourth and Monroe streets. The rev.
erend gentleman is man Of fine ability
and a close observer OF nature, and as
one embracing these qualities the sub
ject he Las chosen, consisting OF read
ings from the Journal of his travels in
Europe, accompanied with familiar talk
thereon, will render il one OF the
most instructive and entertaining
lectures that has been de-
l!verd during the season. he
LAS Just lately returned and all the In
cidents, scenes and customs that he has
witnessed are yet fresh in his memory,
which will enable him 20 draw more
vividIy before the minds Of bis hearers
their different characteristics than
couId be realized from any other source
at the present day. We have been in
formed that Mr.. Baugher visited this
place several years ago and is well end
favorably known By all whe his public
or private relations brought him IL
contact with. Tickets will be for sale
at the nominal sum Of twenty-five
cents. which can be bad at the Relig-
ious Book House, Bank of Wheeling,
Bookings Drug Store and Wheeling
Savings Institution.
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Rareiux the season.

f0rciug tnc ~casou
On our way towards RitchietowH
yesterday afternoon we noticed 3 num-
Der of signs which read: Mineral wa
ter and Ginger Pop for sale here" If
we are not mistaken these are summer
drinks and we can't see how they are
going to humbug the people with them
this season of the year, as lsng as the
weather is cool. You dealers in this ar
ticle have got to make some other ar
rapgemsnts with the clerk Of the ele-
ments before you can fool rs or any
body else with your Mineral water and
Ginger Pop. Just hold on little while
and don't be in such big hurry, and
We viii be glad TO see you and take
glass or two.
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Trust SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
X r.5s 70 NE by David Armstrong on the
-. ~ Earnary lS66, and Of record in the
;'.-,-t.-,, ufsct for Ohio county West Virginia,
1870 .',, : eni from said Armstrong - Thomas
s..,s-f shall o. TUESDAY, The 18Th DAY OF
4rgr. lSts Al The mont oooE 81 the COURT
- - -. tI1i2 county in the city Of WHEELING,
--,---5 10 s.l ~ public auction 10 the highest
. - biid,T the IRIADELFHlA MILL FIN-
NJ. A. TpsFTHER WITH TsIETEEN l3l ACRES,
-. r. y-sETFgs or An ACEE AND TWO t2l
..e-gr, - LANI. and IL pursuance Of pro
- n said G1ei gftT71st, SHALL sell said prop
s-;T-ls,. 10 pay debt due 70 Samuel Mccoy,
- by smother deed Of trust OIL said proper
:, 80 s-,L ;s paw Sxld debt 10 Thomas Stewart.
TT.N, Or SlLT-une-third purchase money
- n, .rslCuc with interest, IN equal
r.raep,. IL ole and two wears, with approved
- L. JACOB
-E-5 Trustee.
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The Act Of Congress conters upon the CorpO-
ratiOns, besides the night Of way across the Ter.
ri;Ories gift Of Il, sOJ acres OF the public lands
per mile, contiguous 10 this line, and en- ApPro.
priatiOn from the National credit Of SIKH NIL
LIONS in TER CENT. RONns, delivered - the
work progresses: or half the estimated cost OF
the Through LiBe and Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in q course
Of years by the Transportation services Of the
Roads. and = small per oentage Of their net earn.
inCs they, therefore, constitute an element OF
great strength 10 the corporations.
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repeated our question in palmer terms,
by asking him If he was drunk. He de-
MED it, and said We were d-n infeI.
nal liar. (This sentence was inter
spersed with numerous hiccups) We
tried to be more plain in our questions,
and endeayored TO assure him that We
were his friend, but all was in vain, 30
we left him while his curses were dying
on the air as the distance heightened
between us. We will get his name some
of these days from the police docket
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Seemed Dangerous.

During the process OF tearing down
the chimney connected with our Office
and throwing the bricks out on the
street, yesterday, il caused many pedes'
TRANS passing the vicinity TO dodge
There was no occasion for this as the
bricks from the chimney were not hati
so heavy as those they carry in theil
hat nearly all. the time.
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BurglRries

Owing to the fact that no burglaries
have been committed for some time, IT
is presumed that the deprsdators have
all either been caught or left the city.
We hope so and that they will not pay
Us their respects again until we send
for them. We know they will be good
and old when that time comes around.
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improvement.

Improvement.
plumber of new buildings are being
couplsted on Market street, between
Union and Quincy. They are very
handsome and reflect great credit upon
the projectors and builders. We notice
also along the same locality several Of
the old landmarks being torn out and
deepened in the first story for places of
business. If this continues it will take
but a few years TO make it one of the
most popular streets for the retail trade
of eur city.
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River News.
The river last evening was falling
with eight feet ten inches by the marks.
Business was not very brisk on the
landing during the day. The steamers
Mccullough and New State arrived from
Pittsburgh, the farmer departed fer
Parkersburg at o'clock yesterday
morning, and the latter left for Cincin-
matt last evening; Rebecca arrived and
returned to Parkersburg on time: Grey
Eagle arrived from Parkersburg and de-
parted for Pittsburgh at 3 P. M; lingo
mar and Forest City arrived and depart
cd at the usual hour. Several tow-boats
passed up for Pittsburgh. The well
known and regular Cincinnati packet,
r. r. Hudson, arrived on time and will
depart from eur landing at o'clock this
afternoon. Capt. Brennan, of the Grey
Eagle, informs US that his boat will
leave hereafter for Parkersburg on Sun
day morning at s o'clock.
Boats leaving to-day - Mccullough
for Pittsburgh at 10 A. NJ; Express Tor
Parkersburg at IL A. NJ; Forest City
for Steubenville at p P. NJ; IBgomar
for Sunfish at P. NJ; r. r. Hudson for
Cincinnati az P. NJ; Grey Eagle for
Marietta and Parkersburg at o'clock.
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wh..Ii,. Classical Academy.

This well established school will open
Monday, April 9th, in one Of the rooms
of the National Commercial College.
The character of the school is too well
known TO need comnendation. Apply
to the Principal, on Hampden street
A. n. HANNA.