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TnF SOUTHERN srArE BONDS srMoSS.
The southern List was strong ani icr some cl the
issues higher. tho North carolinsa were the only
weak spot There was mere activity In the Mis-.
soarls and south Carolnas The lsiter advanced to
esA for the July lssues. The following were the
closing street pnces.-- Iennessee. en- scuson. %
eox; ds., new. So ~; ynginia. ex eeupor. ess
20; do new, IS -; 40, registered sfock, oid ~
IS; georgia sixes ~ ~; ds. seveas W q eQA; do
seyens, old. ~ "a; Nosts esro'tna ok csa.
pom. - a.; 90, fusalng, isse. % ~;
do, do, 1865, Is 81; Do, new, 2ss a
rs; ee., special tar, Il q 10: Assssn sxes ~.
sa; 90, hannibal sns ~ Joseph. e2s q sga;
LOUISIANA sizes. 70 . ris; de-, nsw, esa -; de-.
ievee sixes. n "a 40 ds., elgsss ~ ~; DO renl-
tenslary sevens Is -; ~. railroad eghts. 80 ~;
Alabama eves 10 ~ %. eights. ioi io2; 10. ral.
road eights Is 100; sousa carolina sxes - q 10:
do. new. January and Jay, % q 10; a.. DO, Apnl
and October. 90 -, Do. registered stock ell, 70
IS; Arkansas sixes. 81 . o.; DO. scycns es . %;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling - 70; 90. inte
rest eights ~ IS; do. second mortgage eghts, s.
q So; Mississippi Central Railroad nrsf mortgage
scvens u 80; do. do. second do. eSats. o. 70;
New Orleans and Jackson FIRST, 80 81; do. second.
"a 70; Memphis aud Charleston Railroad nrst. ~
a 81; do. second, 70 q Ts; Grcenvlie and Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by south Carolina. ca q 90;
Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 70 a
II; Wilmington, Charlotte AMI Rutherford eights,
40 81; Memphis city skies, 80 So; savannah city
seycns, 50 81; New Orleans consols old. "a a ~
do. issued to railroads, sixes es a 20; do. new,
scvcns. % q 10.
SPECIE PAYMENTS And THE NATIONAL BANKS.
The Washington Republican, of this morulng
says
strong movement on the part OF Representa-
tves has been made TO ascertain how far the House
would 60 toward tho passage d bill ior she re-
SUMPTION Of specie paymcnla and what plans would
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sAUoSu sesap 0r TRADE.

yy~~xrssww. .t she uua.t. c.cv~c,s.u--sw.
-. xm..... ..-. ...-u
f"'"" ""s~"'"~~ s""s"~ses-s s"ssUo5
IRA @spsFtatses af Fewded seods--frn ~vor.
s.atas .f x.,.l. nv u.ss.- A .-.~,s a. sAc
= y. -.
WNM@fs v te"Trh WhsHas~.
RUvrAlo. Dec. 4. 1870.
Thm Naalas.at BOARD ~ rraas met a, ntne A M
. -. ,'. .-, ~. -,. s
t"-ast. ana ~AA's' Immediately sae sciesA'es from
kNmastlstT tUsk thar seats.
Aaer tan a..aa rr.llm,ps,x uraceeasnga thu
-. ~. - \. = ..- -
n8efu tonM""tea s'fefna s"eN"vns "' P"hhc sm-
pottance-hrst. that 81 tmPoftai 0nS direct 10 In.
tpvtor fawna mna rttt.s f~eoluftan. ,x.re paeeed
-,.. ..s.m -. .~,,n... 4,
un&uNa"1aNs "*@N@@ i"F M"aincAhoh ny
tAc govern nenk cf the regulations ia re-
g.ra IL an. Recommendations n tsa,ovte.i oaosta
~ -. y, ~. .,
hSm Npo eNRN"h . we hscfi"f anu
akAaQ te KtuuI4 thAt a ~ not necessary that cars
,.r x.3a.f4 sstt eomaatn "a tnAt ,,csaa n.n .tssn
.., ~. ~. =. . !. -. -. .,. = .
stiFPea - ~ - ~ w. 49, t.snrss ~ asn, taai
to.nNvh .ttssts s1vwsR ~ =. te4nlet ~ .est tuo
sApsnsS. " t@ss'a. asssl l - ah1 y ~ ron'e i'ah
saea" - Nefs ~ ~ ~. N1eso1 nsrtvntifdise an
- ,'ss 49, ~ ~ 49, .as Fssss' WHEREIN "
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IN Iimueo reqne9t Dut very nrm. The sales
sss s e'sS' ' sms aI1 s. e." amber Mo
a 1 y fSr S.s So coln 1aoF opened s q 70
@ s S%sn new mi ss a s'2ss
.oc s5e FOR old mixed. soc &c ssc for yellow. Oats
wssern ele sssc Tor Ohio, ssc ssc state
Dsf ssr pe ns was sas DIM s
heard OF no sales Barley malt still dull prices
FEsianrs.The market was less active though fair
ese., was eonsnm%sssd IN some articles and higher
active, and several vessels taken up at fu
% BY @ n9 aSa byssaFp2s sap pei
steamer e II "a. b.s 10, snS SSis, ss a. % and s,
hoses cheese To Antwerp. iiO0 bores bacon 81. 3D.
soT @ sae Iisss M a. R
shaers a Ielfast with 1900 qrs grain, At
.Is So Sss iaG@S S sss sssa psfo s
i sss ws e g AND %e sass e ses ss s9
se1s Sa rom ROM saa, sS, a A. e, 400 cases
sS so p sr p.i Cork for ORDERS with $500 O1'
dsssirs we're su sns pr,cc. rerc nomin. for c,o :,
?se a7c bui steady bags lc., gold, in bond We
hesrd Of sss Of icv bales bags to arrive a, lc., gold
nors The marks, wa. dull and unchanged The demand
rrss; ws,s ao,,e steady !as better but
~ @ ns is % s's.s saa 81 no We s Isl
iss ta', 20 arrive At s.c gold Prices
@ s so or sss and ie do, o. Tor Fam lsnpeo pS 'Gn a
nAr.-rasre moderate degree of activity in the
arsst Apa prices were steady at the quotations published
so,s-srs market wa, quiet, eu. prices were with.
cnange ~ censsqucnoe We quote -CubaCentrftgal
and nlxeh. e 22c cisyed &c. c. mnscovado REIN
rs. fts ~r 90 grocery u. M Porto Rico, sOc a
stock to-day Ass hhds Cuba. s2 do Porto Rico l7l6 do
Hnxss Islsnas and go b5ia New Oreans.
NAVAL rf"sss. There was good degree Of activity In
- i'sa . 70: w. as shpSns hasIs rs,s c .srs sss
seesrxny quoted 81 Et4c Crude turpcntlne was
Iherr sod 21 bbs strained At "a TO- 600 do No and
o~ pale q - ~ ~ a-ehsny =. - % . &4-4c0 40.
70 ss,s we eaoss Strained, 81 o5; No. g. 10 .
slaaow gss., h .s: xiimnston Tar was dull and
noHnai Il - 10 - sS-she latter pfics for rope.
oIts Lnsced, Ia easka sclng IN small lots nj SIC
hesfd q no Important sAes Otter kinda dun at
PKrsoLr,x~Thc transactions in crude were unnpor.
tsnt- and rTces we're Without Improvement Round lots
sna naniasl .t ls.c i6c No saes were reported For
napbtha moderate demand prevailed NJ fl figures and
made Of ic bsls The market or refined
- sas Va. s-. as more ..''' ss; gsee. were heavy
sss Lc. and contracts maturing this month Mt sc
nAe. tbs sses D.So bbs al 2sc, LlVO DO al 2yc
sna iee Do trssals conrAep ~ axe aiso s0
sAs terms Jyheing loA were quiet bun steady =, 25c
c the after price for prns white In Phisdc pha the
market duh her. being and we
hesrd 81 40 ssies fhs cIcsng price about 2ls.c
DO. sl bss. az tieress iar The @srse, for
Pors cn the spot sas s,in dull and heavy 1here but
hns demand, and the business confined small lots
vhieA ~.r- soia ~ lo~er n1urer. About 2so
s@ =, ror future. delivery .hs market was dui
and lower meas for January and February
was suo,ed Al ~is 8 without sales. Dressed hoAs were
hrm :. she sse. With raodersis demand ana a smsl
81 head bulk OF which sisnghtsrers The
ssne.s 20 lard s~A ard The market weak. clos
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET
THURSDAY. Dec. SO Il. MI
On Change today wheat was firm. but in the alb
seuce OF quotations from Liverpool business was
hight. Tue cotton market was better.
GOLD sTAGNAsr--il0h 4 ll0x
The gold market was utterly devoid OF speculative
activity, owing to the continued absence Of quota
lions from London. All the transactions OF the Gay
were at nos and lloif. the change being toward
nrmness owing to an advance In the rates for
sterling bills The dealings at the Clearing House
were mostly renewals The fluctuations OF the day,
such as they were are shown in the table,
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TOBACCO.
Meeting Of to National Tobacco
Association.

Address Of the Fresiioat-ynpor,sat s,siissics
Programme Of Inc Bsdy--Rs oluiicns for the
Abolition Of opprcss W Taxation -Inspsc-
tors and stoseEsspers 10 bs Paid by
the Govtrnment-l ohseee Destroyed
In Transisu Not Liable 10 Taxa
ton-A Un. orm Tax Required
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REAL ESTATE.
knles nj Tho Exclann

Snles at the Exchange Yesterday.
lot n w. Madison and 18TH st., 26x95, John
Edfnonfs. fiD,IU
story md bescmes brick house and lot, u. Q. 18th
St. 30 L. OF Cd ag lot lssxae q. siurtevsnl, 0lx
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NInrri,i.

BAgRINGToN- -DRAKF-At Trinity Methodist Epis.
copal church. on "Wednesday. Deeember7 Z, by tne
Rev. Cyrus ID. Foss, THOMAS HARRINGTON to ANNIE
T., second daughter OF the late william u. Drake,
all OF this city.
CURR!E-HfIL-Tn this city. on Tuesday, Deccm.
Der 0, by the Rev. M. q. Stephen Scotch Presbyte-
ran Cnurcnl, Mr.. DAVID CUBRlE, late OF Edinburg.
to BARBARA, yo INCEST daughter oi the late George
Hi, Esq, Edlnburg. Scotland
Scotch papers please copy.
-MCoEJRGE-On Thursday, December
], at The PouQhkeepsie Female Academy, by iev. D.
Il. Wright Mr.. FRANK Leroy FiTrHErt 10 Miss lsA-
BELLA MCGEoRGE, daughter OF William McGeorge,
Esq, all Of this city.
Es-IIECkLEY.--In Creenvile, on wednes-
day December Z al the Congregational church, by
the Rev. X. Il. stanton, Mr.. WILLIAM /. HowEs 70
No cards.
JARDISR-EAGLE.-On Thursday, December 3, by
the Rev. William ). Coiey, OF Last Chester, J0nS
JARDiNE 70 MARY f., eldest daughter oi the late
Morris Earle, Esq, OF New YORK.
MooRE-OoRsELI-Un Thursday, December 3, AT
McAllster assisted by Rev. DR.. Roche, GEORGE r.
moore to FLoRlNDA, only daughter OF the late White
head Cornell, all ot this city. No cards.
PARK WooDRUFF-At Fox Lake, Wisconsin
on "Wednesday, November 3J, by the Rev. >. ;. y.
Pulford Mr. II. L. PARKER 10 Miss JOS sEPHINE H.,
daughter OF John y. Woodruff. NJ. d., and gSand-
daughter or the late Eben Woodruff, NJ d., OF Nor
us county New Jersey. No cards.
TA0Mso ON -JAQUEs.-On Wednesday, December T.
by Rev. l.. Bartlett at the residence or the BRIDE s
mother, FRANK Nj. THOMSON TO MARY q. JAouEs
daughter OF The late Robert L. Jaques all OF Jersey
CITY N. J. No cards.
WRBsrER-JoSE-.-On Wednesday, December 7,
by Rev. DR.. Anderson, ALMAR +. WEBSTER to MEL.
LIEF, daugh er Of Daniel Ii. Jones, all OF this CITY,
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I,UA ~ y tVtpts, VOL bbs l0ur, E7,UD5
icy and loo DO c mat; The honr market quiet but
yesterday, were about O bos Southern was mod
eraley active At steady prices The salcs 100 bbs
Rye nonr steady, with moderate demand Sales eOl
h4s Corn meal was In better demand sales were male
Of Az 7ev eb part at ~ 70 for aashs colorc "a
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probably be adepted, as thev thought bi iooA1 ne
10 nat emu could he aS,cd tais sesslou inEf aef
euOrt WAS mate Westerns ~ IN tins BANKING ana Cur.
rency Committee, BY an inIovGsai meet ne. 10
tain tine Tendency OF each menubers views. 4. ~M~
dIscoverel that the opinions of the mem -. were
very connicting each one having q rtnore4t ntA
anu pitn anu was TIE eiore ~ eeJ 10 let ne kul
lect rest hno year. on tue ground tina TIE atiir.
Ol tne county are gong ON smoothly now. aA1 a.
Rgltate The matter would 90 more harm than gooj.
SUn-rpw AsrRv Vpnnur
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sTaEET QUOTATIONS.
uaif-ptsr Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT,
TnuRspAY, Dsc. 8. 6P.

THURSDAY, Dec g. r. M
CcrFErThere fair business transacted in Rio tho
demand still being entirely from the trade and the market
strong at quotations below. There were sold
1850 bags, ex Agamemnon, 0i3 do Rainon and 6 do
North America private For the other kinds tie
market quiet but fm Durn. past there were
fod 500 bags Java, .,TIS Laluayr l9 do
Costa Rca and do ST. Domingo NJ prices within range
o our quotations. We quote: cargoes IA 20
loc fair do, l54c. l64c. good do l6c. l6sc prime
ds In i9c.; extremes Tor lots, 14lac lsc.; Java
government Aags, z1c &C. do grass 100 s2c
singapore lsc. lsc.; Ceyon, l11oc l9c Maracnibo,
lsc lslc. Iaguayra, l6ac. l7c. JAMAICA 18c lee
b Domingo (fold In bona, &C Sc ;Ceara. 1sc lie
gcsa kica bSc. l3c Manila, lec alTc. Mexican Ibc
lse savaniAn, lbtsc. a loc.--al gold. eutv paid.
NolIoS.~lhc market opened larry active and "a
price, Ice ab those current Yesterday but closed quei
WAS aansaeted exporters Leag the principal operators
There demand from fplpners, who were indis
posed however. 10 operate beyond wants
lncunins bu bales TO arrive there as
q which 3lbt were for exi ort, l63 for spinning,
lnt or specaon and s50 IN transit The business in future
deliveries moderate, and prices rrn the market
closing wrak rowe The sales miidngl were
as December, 800 Mt lhc. 200 Is Japu-
IJ at 10 10 lDat 10 1itc; February, at L,c
~ hc Janu ey 400 At I51Sc. February l0J i50c-
Natsh no ~ l5lrc together; March, 10U at @ac
ber a, fJ4tota 2,3O bales. Late yesterday there wera
5Ao; january 900 at 56c February 100 at bsc March
.i1 st l54ci .. b. Mobile, November, 200 on private
temsiota 1900 bales. Grand total. 4l0O bales The
U On he foiln
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The rerna Bureau Internal Revenue fOr IBU give
Tor tobacco and snuff at thrytwo cents pound
a. y93 pouna 142 POUNDS of sixteen
cents per pound, with revenue OF x31 ,g5U757.
This received Ia the following proportions
from ihn rims .tniaa and rarr rifnraa
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LOOKING GLASSES. ETO.
nESIRABLE AND ELEGANT GIFTS
FOR CHRISTMAS.

PICTURES OF every character. Engrayings
ChromOs, etc. etc /: New Moonlight Photographs !;
Views in Southern India.
LOOKlNG-GLASSES rrrn an
SWISS CARVINGS, embracing almost every
thing, at moderate prices, ranging nom SOC. up
wards. Direct importation from lnterlaken. The
celebrated
ROGERS GROUPS
Sole Agency. Two new subjects now ready.
PORTFOLIOS. EASEIS New FoliO-stands,
with our excellent patent fastening.
EARIES' GALLERIES, open at all times, free.
No. SIG CHESNUT STREET.
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CITY HTEEzH.

OUR CONCLUsIoN.-As far as we are able to Judge
(and have given the subject no little considera
tion and attention., the conclusion to which the
scientific world, the press and the public have
arrived with regard to Raud's SEA Moss FARINE,
are founded incontrovertible facts; and we have
no hesitation in warmly recommending the article
to our readers as an essential OF the economic
cuisine and as genuine luxury. TO dyspeptics,
invads, and all those requiring light and delicate
food, we feel assured it will prove an Invaluable
blessing. In fact, we can hardly say too much in
favor of this delicious and palatable food. 1t
will be found for sale by all OF our druggists and
grocers and If you to have delicious dessert,
do not go home without package.
MRS. GATES AND MRS. JAMEs.-Mrs. Gates-Good
morning, Mrs. James. HOW well you are looking
far better than when saw you last.
Mrs. James-Oh yes; am much better than
have been for long time, and am on my way for
more OF my fayorte medicine ANTATIoH BITTERs
One bottle OF 1t is worth all the doctors in the world
No more doctors for me.
Mrs. Gates-Neary every one speaks well Of
PLANTATION BITTERs, and have mind TO try it
myself. The fact is have no appetite, strength or
energy for anything. Mary and Lizzie are in the
same way, and lounge about the house all day long
good for nothing.
Mrs. James-My word for it, Mrs. Gates, just let
them try PLANTATION BITTRRs moderately three
times day, and you will see wonderful improve
ment,
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WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH. GA.
ETho WYOMING win sail for Savannah Saturday
December "a at 8 A. M.
The ToNAWA NDA will sail from Savannah on sstur.
day, December o.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING given to all the prip.
cpa towns Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Misssaippi,
Louisiana, ArksRsas, and Tennessee in connection With
the Central Railroad of Georgia. Atlantic and Gulf Rail
road and Florida steamers at low rates by competing
lines
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01
CouRr or APPRG1s.4This Court 70

CouRT OF APPEGls-This Court 10
sumed It's sessions, yesterday morning at 0
o'clock, pursuant to adjournment,
In the case Of Washington, executor,
&C., e. Burnett, Kennedy made the closing
argument for the plaintiff in error, and
the cause was submitted. rrtf s4
Stuart, Ct Al, ia. LiveSay-tlle opening
argument was made for the plaintiffs in
error by Setry; who was followed BY Al.
lison for tho defendant In error, Dennis
commenced the closing argument for the
plalntifB, and had not fihshei when the
hour of adjournment arrived.
The following cases arc liable to be call,
ed for argument to-day Stuart q al, Is,
Ltvesay; Bank Of Berkeley, appellee ss,
Bank Of the Valley, appellant; 6ettinsrr
appellant; n. FarmerS Bank Of Virginia
appellant; Mutual Assurance Com,
many, appellant, ". Supervisors ~ q
Berkeley county, appelleos; Terrell etal.,
appellants, "a. Foncy ct a. appelIees
Handley & Cary, appellants, o. Luding'
ton & McClhtic, appClleeR Kelley, appel
leo u, Arnold ct al, appellants; Arnold Z,
al, appellants, u WeltOp Il al appelIees
ocheltrec u a., appellants, g. Mel lintit
ct al, appellees; The Commonwealth fol
Brown, appellee, u. Fry Ct al, appellants,
| Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01
,The ISL Louis Demoera! Of Saturday

The St. Louis Democrat Of Saturday,
sayB: m",9L .siH 'a.F 't7A
Tho Lady Gay Is undergoing the wreck
ing process, and her remains will be
brought ere long piece meal to this city 70
be sold by tho agent Of the underwriters
for the benefit Of whom ls may conceEn
Captain Jones telegraphs that upon ex,
animation of the hull by the diver, so great
was tho damage found 10 be that II was
clear any attempt to raise her, would be
lJselesS-it was an imposSlbllity. Hence
the wrecking boats crews began at once
to break her up There goes one Of our
finest New Orleans packets. Captain
William Thompson arrived "Wednesday
night by Iron Mountain rail, from the
Lizzie Gin, and Is out ofa berth. The d:
YER OuiRley made q close examination Of
tho Lizzies bottom; found the sides Of the
hull unhurt, but found an immense hole In
her bottom timbers, and traced It twenty
feet in length, which was enough, but II
d probably much longer. No use trying
to raise such hull Ii
MI. James Dewey, carpenter Of tho
Lady Gay, came up yesterday morning,
Ho corroborates thestatement Of the Lady
Gay being 70 goner." Capt Jones Will
come up to-day or tomorrow.
The following dispatches speaktor them
RIPLEY, O., january 20.
10 AZ EdItOr Of HI CiaciaHGa Gastttt !! ,a.,
St James arrived at 8 o'clock, P. Nj
Arlington, 1880, P. n; Major Anderson, o.
7P. II. st. james passed both under
way, jtst above Richmond. Jn'g,Ei b
tT-7ll l LIZ. SNHRN.
MAYBvILLE, Ky, January.29. Fl
10 As Riltor 9f he CfSt'aaat Gastth: TT q
Steamer Arlington arrived here at Q
O'Clock, r. n, a half hour later than. the
Major Anderson. ". W. PTKR.
Y IRoNToy' ONO, January 90.
ID ~ RIitOr;Qr HS Cincinnati Gasttte:
Anderson arrived at A. NJ, Arlington
at 9, and Telegraph at r. NJ II.
GALLIPoLrs, ONO, Jan 30.
To us EIltor Of As 01nelNNaH Gazette:
Major Anderson up at or. n; Airing
ton Of g. :nIr, HUMPHREYS.
Clerk o. F. Shaw, Of the St. James,
says the latter steamer passed both the
Anderson and Arlington under way in an
hynf and twenty minutes after leaving
this port, at Widow Green's Orchard, 10
mills above Cincinnati. This % miles
kio old Daniel Boone used TO run In an
hour. Tho St James did her regular way
business, and Sgain passed both the other
boats and arrived Ut MayBville ahead Of
them. The officers ofthe Charmerreport
that they met the Anderson OF Green Bot.
tom at i2 n, and the Arlington at Has,
kellsvillc, at p. NJ, being about ten miles
apart. !. :"
The following tow boats took their de.
parture from Pittsburgh on Saturday and
Sunday for the following ports: Dart, for
Parkefsburg, with six fats containing
IS 600 bushels coal; the N. J. Bigley, for
Louisville, with seven boassand $4,000
bushels; the Coal Valley, for Cincinnati,
with six barges with $4,000 bushels coal
and one boat OF coke with 5000 bushels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01

PRoF. JoHNsoN's ExHrBIT1oE.-Not.
withstanding the lnclsmmt weather last
evening, there was fair audience at the
First Presbyterian Church to witness the
exhibition by tho blind, gotten up under
tho auspices of Prof johnson. Miss Ride
nour presided at the piano., and favored
the assemblagC with several exquisite
songs. Prof johnson and his troupe pro
pose to visit several of the prominent
towns Of the State and give exhibitions,
We trust they viii meet with q cordial
support. g-';, ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01
River News.

y J. 70. .
The, river continues TO decline OF this
point--the marks showing last evening an
inch or two over ten feet in tho channel.
The rain and snow Of yesterday afternoon
and night will check the downward ten.
dency, and may send the river up again.
Tho Kate Putnam and Messt nget ar
rived Sunday night from Pittsburgh. Tho
former received one hundred tons Of our
manufactures, consisting ofstoves, wagons,
glassware and mills for New Orleans, The
latter got two hundred tons ofthe charac-
ter Of freight mentioned above, for Cum
borland river and the lower Ohio. Both
steamers LEFT last evening. The Me5sen:
I ger had an immense trip-hsr guards be-
ing yery neariyiCnIGtteval Withthe waller
The Express was tho Parkersburgpack
ct yesterday, and had'a fair trip. 40, +,
The Rees and Forest City arrived and
departed on their usual time. ''
From our Cincinnati exchanges, receiv,
ed last night, we take the following:
Part Of yesterday was warm and clear,
but In the Hftern0on the sky became
clouded, and the Dir was growing colder.
Last evening wind northwest, thermome'
ter 48 degrees. - ~, .lg. .,
Business was active on Saturday. A de-.
parting New Orleans steamer refused
freight before moon. Rates to New Or
leans win continue firm for the next three
liz FLYER fell 8 feet s inches in the 4S
hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening,
when there were 50 feet IL inches Of water
IN the channel, by the metal marhB at the
Water Works, and 90 feet space under the
bridge for passing steamers,
Capt. John Parish Is building d steam.
boat Of Parkersburg, to be called the ]. N.
Camden. a, .,,s1, .I.. 'g'a' ~
The Brownsville packet, Chietan, ran
into . loaded coalboat, at lock mo. Q,
Mononeahsla slack water, about z o'clock
Thursday night and sunk Il. The boat
will be raised Oh It h near the shore. The
boat and coal belonged ito the Grand
Lake Coal Company. Loss about $500.
The Louisville C0atritF. Journal, oi Ffis
| Ao1 S1{;1yf 'JI.H AEl sFE - fl,l tt5 III
fhe Work on the great bridge across the
Ohio b. progressing rapldlF,and satiSiac.
tarily,, The Top chord Of the iron work 81
the last span between piets 10 ana 20 has
been placed in position, and the entire
span will DO Swung" on Saturday, and
I trains win pass over the bridge nexj week.
The iron for the railroad track is-dlready
on the bridge, and will at once be substi,
tlited' fdFthe present temporary track.
The dimensions Of Capt. Sanford B.
ConlteFs now mountain boat, being built
at Pittsburgh, are as follows Length o.
hull $50 fest, SO fest beam, II feet hold.
She win have 8 boiler, cylinders 10 inches
lin diameter and 3 feet stroke. :.
The Louisville Bridge Company expect
| 70 have their structure ready for the paS,
sage OftraiHs early this week. II b, with
It's approaches, over . mills and q halfln
length, and, with the exception Of tho
Victoria bridge over the St. Lawrence, at
Montreal, Is tho longest bridge in America,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01

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