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Personal Appearance Of Carr, tho
Murderer.

From The BdrHtsriHe EHtsEpTtse.
lie possesses head iustifying the worst
chronological criticisms conceivable, and
having very little evidence Of even Ordi.
nary intelligence. The iace is long and
narrow, forehead moderately high and
rcceding, eyes OF Il cold grey color, tho
kind TINT light up so wickedly when tho
pnssi0ns are stirred, and dull when they
are latent At times II singular blaze is in
them, and they glare upon you like the
ewes OF IL restrained animal. The nose
sharp and thin and slightly flattened ut
the end, which gives squire, blunt
anpcarancc 10 the whole face,
anil adds 10 It's responsiveness the
cheeks paIC and Mllow; the lips thin
and Of the nervous ORDER chin rather
prominent, which, with the rcceding
brow, gives TO the long, narrow, unsllnpen
head the appearance Of that (nccOrding To
the books,l dangerous development Of
tllusc faculties found III the make up OF
all criminals Of Il low order; tho neck Is
rather thick and long, and at tho back
seems to extend higher than is usunl and
contributes TO the ungainly, evil appear,
aucc SO often remarked BY visitors. The
scars across his thrOnt arc discCrnablc at
all times when the eyes are raised from the
floor, md they lend n glAstly look TO tho
man condemned tU die for tho most GlAr'
ing crime known to Our laws.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 25.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 25.
Deputy Commissioner Douglass, tele-
graphs that this far Bailcy's defalcatton
reaches $12l $50, and that a deficit in his
disbursing account OF about $4,000 or
$1,000, will be added.
Vice President ColfAx md General How.
ard, speak tonight at the Academy of
Music, Philadelphia, on the occasion ofthe
95th anniversary Of the Friendship Dtvi'
sion Of tho Sons Of Temperance.
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bank. On reaching home l found TINT l
had been over Gorty.cIght hours in making
my perilous journey Of six miles under
ground" The hole where this man went
through is now fenced round. On listen.
ing one can plainly hear the rush Of water
below, and a stone thrown down will
sometimes hc heard to splash in the
Sfrhnn
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UTAH.
SALT LAKE, March 25.

SALT LAKE, NINFEU 90
The Daily Telegraph, u GENTLE paper is
sued here, says in regard to the Cullnm
bill that it agrees with the Sun and Other
Journals that the better way for Congress
10 deal with Utah Is TO admit her rs State
and let the high civilization and religious
teaching of noble example Nnl christian
arguments of the millions Of tho Republic
lead the thousands of Utah to higher
moral plane If they can.
Brigham Young and party arrived ai
Saint George last night OIL their way hack
to this city, which they will reach about
April 9th.
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CALIFORNIA.
san FRASclsCo, March %

SAN Francisco, March %.
The Central Pacific Railroad bridge
over tho American river, was burned yes.
tcrday. 1t was undoubtedly the work Of
m incendiary, US the fire was observed in
several places. Loss estimated Mt one hun.
drcd thousand thousand dollars. Several
hundred workmcn are employed in erect
ing temporary structure which will be
completed on Monday or Tuesday next
The Oregon Democratic State Convcn.
tion met at Albany on the 93d, and J. H..
Slater was nominated for Congress by nc
clamation, and l.. +. Glover for Governor.
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Boiler Explosion at Oil City.
On Cry Pa Mnrch 9h

At five o'clock and ten minutes this T,
NJ, the boiler at NIcCuen's well bursted.
Two sons Of VIM. Stewart were hurt.
johnny, the younger, badly, and may not
recover. Several others were stunned.
The dome of the bOilOr was thrown across
the creek into Il building. The we'll is
situated IL few rods above the \. &. G. W.
r. r. bridge, on the East sid0.
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Chicngo Market.

FLoUR-Dull al - GIl,i 10 for spring extras.
GRAIN, ,--Wheat-nWll and iC higher: gjG8SC
for No l, and 7BA GtIec for regular aud fresh rO'
ceIpts Of No. 2; closing at 76H 3f6Hc for regular
this afternoon market Armcr At T6k6TGAc cash
and seller April. Corn-Qutet; old steady, clos.
Ing at 79Sc for No. 9; new NrmeF. closing at q
G65c OAts-Dull at 31'iG37Hc for No. 2, Rye
Steady and quiet at G6kc for No. q Barley
More active at 4gc6GOc for No. 2.
Ho0s-Live arm at Ss 4O3s IS light 10 good
CATTLE-Dull al Is G9YG7 IS for cove aud OF.
tTa prime smooth shipping hGOVSG
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Newark N. E. Conference.
NEW YORK, March 25.

NEW lUKK1 Mulch %.
In tho Newark Conference of the NJ L.
Church, the vote Of the congregations on
lay delegation, was announced nj 3,G9G
against 1,700. 4 resolution was adopted
IN reference to the death Of Bishop
Thomson, and memorial services will hc
held Monday afternoon. Bishop Amcs is
to preach the funeral sermon. In the
New jersey Conference the vote Of lay.
men on lay delegation, was reported for
2,70s against 1871. The ministerial vote
was for CO against ll.
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Commercial and Financial.
Now York Produce Market.

EEw YORK. March ..
Co7roN-StcAdy at 23Xc for mIddlIng uplludG.
FLOCR-CloSCd steady, with moderate export
and speculative demand for medium and low
extras,
GRAIS.-WhcAt-A shade ArmGr, with modcF'
ate export and milling demand. At 81 0SiIl 10 tor
No. 3 Chicago; 81 iOiGi l9 for No. Milwaukee,
and q 23(tI q for winter red and amber western.
RyC-SOminNl OAtE-Qulct At 5IGtbIHc Tor
western ahOat, and Gle for Ohio NhOOt
PIoVMIOSa. .-POrk-A shade CiEmGr; buyers Of
mess at &96 90 for March, April Or May. IGcE-.
Quiet and unchanged. Cut MCatS-QuIOi and
steady BacOn-SOmlnal.
LAHD-IIcavy; sales 1000 tICrccS prime steam
at i4Yc cash. and $40 tIerccS seller April, May
and June at ll&c.
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CANADA,
MONTREAL, Nh

sIIVsN TIREs4AHI A7KF30Nt w
It is reported that N. Dc Bacherville,
President Ofthe Quebec Executive COun'
Gil, will he appointed TO the Lieutenant
Govcrnorship of the Northwest Territory.
The Canadian Rifles are to be disband-
ed at once. The officers NrG to be dis
missed on half pay.
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National BOARD Of Trade.

BALTIMORE, March %.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Ma
tional Board OF Trade now in session to
prepare business for the next annual meet
Ing of the Board at Buffalo In December
next, visited the rooms Of the Commercial
and Flour Exchange and other places this
morning, and in the afternoon made m
excursion down the Bay.
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Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March 25

COLUMBUS, March 25.
The House adjourned this morning I'M
Ill next Tuesday afternoon. The Senate
has been in session all day,
Mr.. Campbell introduced Il bill fixing
the maximum rates to he charged by rail.
road companies for the transportation Of
passengers and freight.
Slr. DoughGrty introduced IA bill impOs'
ing certain duties on railroad companies
In regard to the rate Of speed In running
cars through cities and towns, aud other
matters Of similar nature
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CUBA.
HAVANA, March %, via
KEY WEST. March 26.

Advlccs from NuevitcS Of the Goth Inst,
repOrt that tlllibusters hnve effected II
landing near Nuevites Grandes, troops
wero telcgrlpllcd for from Puerto Prin'
cine. They arrived at NucvitcS on the
lSth, and Immediately started In pursuit
of the rebels. Two gunboSts also sailed
for Nucvilcs GrlndcS, TO cut of their re.
treat by sen. Hard fighting IL reported
near Mcnate. No details. The troops
must hive lost heavily, us the SpNniNrds
Mt NucvilcS, seemed much depressed.
There arc many cascs Of cholera nj San
Miguel and 3oga.
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ITALY.
FLORENCE, March 23

Tumults have taken place in PAvia.
Tho military and citizens came in conflict.
Some persons were shot on both Sides
In Parliament last night Signor l.Onza
confirmed the reports Of blOOdshed, :and
said the Government would do all in its
power to prevent recurrence Of such IL
lamentablC event.
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CINCINNATI.
Nomination Of Republican Munici-
pal Ticket.

pal Ticket.
CINCINNATI, March 2h
The Republican City Convention us.
scmblcd at Greenwood Hall this morning.
The Convention was large md harmon.
ious. Capt. Gus. Fischer was rcnOminatcd
Clerk of the Police Court by acclamatiOn;
Milton II. Cook, Street Commissioner.
Additional nominations, Capt. Chas. S.
Zielinsk, city editor of IOIkyTeund, Direc.
tor Of City intlrmarry; Christian IL! Moerltng'
Trustee Of Water Works. The Republi.
can City Convention adopted resolution
requesting the Senators and Representa-
tlvcs of the Ohio Legislature, to secure
the passage orRcprcsentativC DOdds bill,
as originally presented for the extension
Of the territorial limits Of Cincinnati.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, MuTCH S1'
Right Rev. T'hos. Falcy, late of Balti'
more, lately elected Bishop Of the CatllO.
lie Diocese Of Chicago, arrived last night,
and will enter upon his duties. lie will
have public reception at the Church
Holy Name Sunday next.
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GREAT RIOT AT KEOKUK.
About 700 Government Employees
on Strike.
a Bloody Fight.-SheriG and Posse
Undertake TO Make Arrests.
nrnSnnct of Snrious Trouble.

A Bloody Fight.-Sherih and Posse
Undertake to Make Arrests.
Prospect Of Serious Trouble.
CHICAGO, March "a,
On the 18th inst, n general strike took
place on Dcs Moincs Rapids government
improvements, ut KcOkuk, Iowa, owing
10 The increase Of hours Orlabor withoutin-
crease of pav. The strikers number from
800 TO 1000, mostly SwedcS and Irish.
Yesterday about 150 ofthe strikers various
Iv armed, male an attack on the few labor
crs who had resumed work. The bcllig.
crcnts, all otlicercd, advanced on the
wOrkmcn with n red flag, resistance was
made, and several hand to hand conflicts
took place; but the workmcn were soon
ovcrIowcrcd by the assailants and all quit
work, The rioters then moved on the stone
uuarries adjacent, where bloody fight
cnsued, in which several men were SC.
riously injured. The rioters, greatly aug.
mented in numbers, then advanced On
Scott's Mill, when General Superintendent
of the Works Mcdonald and two others
escaped the vengeance Of the rioters by
taking to the river in skill. Afterwards
Sheriff Bishop arrested nine Of the rioters.
There were runOrs thissmorning TINT tho
works were held by 700 armed strikers,
who declare their intention TO hold out
against any force that may oppose them.
About noon the Sheriff, with MI armed
posse Of police, leh for the seat Of war, but
nothing llls been heard from them up TO 8
o'clock, although numerous explosions like
the sound OF muskctry have been heard
during the afternoon.
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4 Methodist Minister going over to
tho Episcopal Church.
PouonKEErsIE. y. II. March *,

Rev. Vim. G. W. Lewis, prominent
Methodist minister OF this city, has given
out that he md his family viii soon unite
with the Episcopal church, lie came
hero from Massachusetts
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The anti.military agitation Is extending
to the States Of South Germany and IL en-.
gaging the serious attention Of those gov.
CrnMCntS.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- Received by the Committee on Water Works
Of the City Of Wheeling until the 1th day OF
April 1870. At 2 O'clock i. ", to be len At III"
Clerks Office Of said city, where specifications
may h. seen. for furnishing aNd laying water
pipe from the Centcrm Main street down Union
street, crossing tho river to tho Island shOrc, n
distance Of about 100 ftut, Of which about 100
feet Ia to hC submerged pipe, to be provided With
AAnGc joints. gum packing, ono inch screw bolts,
and 10 be laid In trench not lcSS than two feet
under ground. The shore pP0 10 have ordinary
howl Joints, leahed and laid In n trench not less
than four ~ feet deep. Tho bids to be altcrna'
tive for and 10 Inch cast iron pipe, y inch thick,
In lengths Of u feet, by tho pound for tho pIpO,
JOHN H. HALL,
Chairman COtnmiItV on Water Works.
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New York Money and stock Market.


| NEH 4UlkAS 1AIGu So
Affairs in Wall street are extremely dull. Prl'
VAtS cable kilograms from Europe report very
fiat market for American securities, with feel.
Ing VI dlStruBt In regard 10 the iutuFc course o.
miscellaneous American securities. The Gold
Room was treated TO an unusually largo batch Oi
sensation telcgrumM from Washington toward the
close Of the day. First caMO the announcement
that the San Domingo treaty had been rauned,
and afterwards that 1t would not Then tho Room
was Informed that the May interest would be an
tiCpatCd. Still later i was reported there would
be race between the Ways and Means anu ban5'
| Ing and Currency Committees to report tund'
Ing bill; and the very last thing was the inevitA'
bic daily telegram that the funding Dill was sure
to pass. The Gold Room went into executive
session at 5 o'clock TO listen TO the report trom
the committee to examine tho charges GgA'n1,S ~. q
firm Of making wash or fictitious sales the
committee reported the charges true, 09t recon-
ncnled lCniUncy. Tho hTm was hnCd $3OO; Tue
regular penalty Is expulsion:
MONEY-MRrket easy al los per cent on eall:
FORElOS ExCHASGG-Qu at lOSE1lOs6 Tor
prime. ,,,,.
Rates for carrying 4kGtJ puF cent. The opening
prICC was ll9H, the highest Of tho day: Clear
ancCs $29,OOO,0D0. Business to-day about an
average amount.
GoyERNNIST BOSDs-Dull and lower.
United States o. Of 1881, coupons. llSa9!d6dd
FivG.twenties (lS5gl lUJAt9lUSt6
FlVe'twCntlcs (lStIE luoHg
FIYG-iYCniiUS iltSA5). 1g8A4p!OS
FivC.iwcntIus 1855 new. .lOT GbIOIH
Fiyc.tWentIrs )ls6IJ .I084 6bI08k
Fiyc.twCutIcs IiBG9J 108l bl08H
Ten.rOrtIeR, 1O5 6DlO6S
Currency SixGs. Gtl13A
Pacific Railroad securities lower; Union Pacthc
Il; income bonds 81; land grantS T9h; first mort
gage SiA.
SToCKS-Dnll; opened firm and 80 continued
TIL 3O'ClOck, when they became heavy mud prices
declined generally. The principal dealings were
In st. Paul. Northwestern, Lake Shore aud Van,
derbllt stocks. The market closed weak and I'm.
settled NJ very near the lowest point Of the day.
Western Union Telegraph. Si.;; Adams Ex'
press, Gli{; Wells, Fargo & Co., lyS: American,
sTH: United States, an; Pacific Mall 20A; New
York Central, I'M; do. scrip, W,S; Erie, -;
Harlem. llsI; Reading, MI; Michigan Central
llE Lake Shore. S7A; lllIuOIs Central, NlH;
Pittsburgh, 100; Northwestern, 7lA; do. prefer.
rcd, NJ; Rock Island, l90S; New Jersey Cen.
trai, IGi; 81. Paul, SSS; do preferred, az; VA.
hash 10; do. preferred =; Fort Wayne. MA;
TCrrc EIautc. ST. Chicago 3 Alton. Ill: Ohio, &
Mississippi, 2Sli; Cleveland, Columbus s CtNcln'
uHIi, a. Hartford & Erie, 81.
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EDUCATIONAL,

HON. J. T. HoKE, PrEidGnt Board Of RteSnkS
@. @. SrUR0lS, SicTttary Board Of R10eBES.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. Re4dfnt,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, VIes PrEFidtHt
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Ol
Preparatory Department
8. g. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy aud PhysleS.
II. Il. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt. U. s. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics
J. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History,
F. ". WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'LD.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. ". MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
D. q. PURINTON, Tutor.
GEO. n. HAGANS, ESQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and BuIldlngS.
HUGH ". BROCK, MD,
Lecturer on Physiology aud Hygiene.
HoN. JOHN A. DILLE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
Fall TERx begins Ist Tuesday in September.
WINTRn TERN '' lst Monday In December
SPRIN0 TERN Sd Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TUITION. Preparatory, Is pCr Term OF IS wseI1s
" University, IS per Term Of IS weeks.
DoARDN0-NOt To exceed a per week.
Send stamp for Catalogue.
MOrHantOwn, W. Va. Sep4Sat
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Bleeding the Public Treasury.

Look ut some OF the appropriations now
solicited from the House Of Represents
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DOWDER! POWDER! RIFLE AMP
L MINING. We Aru Agents for tho Miami
Powder Company, and offer the trade al the low
est prices. IirgU stock constantly on hand.
IruSB HENRY X LIST 4 co.
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COEsUsfPFION.


The Three Remedies. tfSCHENoH's PUL-
NoNIo SYKUP," for tho cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action of this med
iclne ripens the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by e-xpeetoration. FurIhes the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"~Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, III then enables the patient to
digest the most nutricious food. 1t is a
sovereign remedy for ell cases of indiges-
ton. #g
"~Schenck's Mandrake Pills" one Of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute for caIomel,
nj having all the useful properties as
crIbed to that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious efTects.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success in the Treatment OF Pull.
monte Consumption. The PuImonie Syrup
rIpens the morbid matter, discharges 1t,
and purides the blood. The Mandrake
Pills acg upon the liver, remove all OBJ
struetions tberefrom, give the organ 9
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which IS one of the most prominent causes
of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic InvigoraGes the
powers OF the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing il TO a nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of The blood, by which means the
formation of ulcers or tubercles in the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action of hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, " tcure every case of Consump-
tion, If the r uedies are used in time and
theu use of the is peIseYered in sufficient
~ to bring the ca g to a favorable terminal
ton. f..H
DR.. S~chenck's Almanac, contatninga fun
treatise on The various forms of disease,
his mode OF treatment. and general direc-
lions ho~ To use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal Office, No. Is North sixth street.
Philadelphia, ra.
z Price of the PuInonic Syrup ana Sen.
weed Tonic, each 81. 90 per bottle, or 81 50 a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Csc. per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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r. Coon FIELD FOR OUR MER-
CHANTS TO OPERATE IN.-From Mr..
David Sparks, who travels for the
enterprising drug house of Cloud
Akin & Co., we learn that the Vim
cennes & Indianapolis Railroad opens
UP a splendid chance for u mer-
chants to secure a trade from the
towns along that route. All that is
necessary is for our business firms to
send their drummers up through that
region. to properly present the claims
and advantages of Evansville. MI.
Sparks was at Worthington We'd
nesday, and he informs US that
there were twelve drummers from
Cincinnati at the hotel at which he
stopped. Mr.. Sparks is confident
that if our merchants look after the
trade of Worthington. Bloomfield,
Newberry, Edwardsport, and other
towns, that a large trade can be d.
rected to this city. The Vincennes
and indianapolis Railroad connects
with the E. and G. Railroad at the
and G. Depot, and freights go
through promptly aud cheaply.
Let our merchants give this matter
their attention.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan.27.
FLouR-Firm and steady, at SO 1894 rs
for spring extra
WIIEAT-No. l quiet and drmer; sales at
95c; No. opened quiet at S0GS0%c, advanc-
ed to SIC, and closed steady and firm, at 81
@SI4c; ibis afternoon active at S2Ac cash,
and seller February, S3Lc bid, seller March.
CoRN-In coed demand for old at 1c high
er sales OF No. 2 at 7lMg72c for regular,
and 73c for fresh receipts, closing at re for
regular. New is more active, at 5545dIc.
closing at 55Hci this afternoon sales OF No.
2, nomtnally, at TIC. 2 e
OATs-Quiet. at H@Nc lower; sales of
No. z at 39g5g1sc, closing dull, at 39939Sc.
strictly fresh No 2. ~
BARLEY-DuIl and nominal, at 77@79c
HIGHWrNEs-Nominal, at 92@93e. ~
PRoVIsIoNs-Quiet aad fTmer. Mess
PORK, S26 p cash S27, seller March, and
buyer February. Lard is q shade weaker,
at 15A cash Ice, seller March. Meats are
nImer and quiet; short lib m1ddIes old al
1870 cash 1870, seller last half of Februa-
~; dry sailed shoulders at 1870, buyer
February; JoRg cut hams, seller February,
at lie; green, nominal, at l3c.
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River DIsDnfclles.

PIrrsBURG, lam. 7-Noou.-Tbe Monon-
gahela and Allegheny are both falling.
ter 10 feet 5 inches. At Oil city the river
is falling, with 4 feet 10 inches; weather
cold. At Greensboro II is falltog with 3
feet 6 inches. At Brownsville 1t is falling
with 5 feet . inches. No arrivals or De
partures to-day, except tOW-bOats. The
st. Charles, Tor cincinnati, will not go cut
until 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, owing
to the scarcity of freight. The LeOpC i,
departs this evening". The KeystOne, for
Louisville with l00. 600 bushels OF coal, and
the Greyhound, for Cairo with 100000
bushels, will get away tomorrow. Tine
new side-Wheei teameTs at the wharf are
rapidly approaching completion. Wealth
er cloudy and cool. Thermometer 80.
PITTSBURG, January H.-Weather grow
ing colder. River falling: MOnongahela
ed-Leopard, for Cincinnati, with $4,000
bushels coal; keystone, Tor LOUISVILLE,
with 81, LOCO bushels coal. cat
C-INCINNATI, Jan. N.-Arrived-Arling-
ton, PittSburg; Major Anderson, Wheel
ing. Departed-Armadillo, KlV-
er; Liberty No. 4, New Orleans. The Lib
erty ook two barges, with the largest
cargo that has left here for that port for
three years. River IS feet 6 inches
LOUISVILLE, Jan. H.-POrt Ltst--R. c.
Gray, PIttsbuTg to st. Louis; Silver Spray,
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Silver Moon,
Cincinnati to Memphis; NornaD, C1ncin-
Orleans. River falling; u feet in the ca
nal and % feet on the falls. Clear and
pleasant. Bushes brisk. 81 la
ST. LOUIS, 10. 1.-THE Anti-ErOtectlVe
Association had a large meeting at Masou-
lie Hall tonight. many leading merchants
MEMpHIs, Jan. N.-Weather clear and
cool. River 8 feet 6 inches. Departed
Virginia for Louisville, ColessOl for st.
Louis, Belle Vernon, McGiIl, Wauanita for
New Orleans. aFcH ~ rlt