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GREAT BARGAINS In sPRING AND sun
NJ MER GOODS.
~. BR,pSSSe sTkrf r. .ds.sSkSs8STTows q
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs sALEOT LELAND NEAR

- By virtue of a deed Of trust from Dennis
E:: Burns, dated January 8, ls6s, and duly re-
.ce rded, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, viii sell, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
the 9th day Of May instant, at IL clock part
Of the tract Of land formerly called {. Clowns
Course, containing about IS acres of land: Begin
ming az the northwest corr Of the 35 lot sold
TO Gill, at stake and pile Of stones, and running
thence north 81 degrees, east 9sl perches. to the
second line Of the whole tract; thence south 81.
degrees, east $50 perches, TO a stake and pile 81
stones: thence soath 81 degrees, west ll6 81 100
perches, to stake and pile OF stones between this
and ADdersons land, and thence north 10 is de-
greee, wese 50 20 loo perches, TO the BEGINNING.
This property IL about one mile nor beast Of Ten
allytown, and near the lands Of Messrs. Joseph II.
Bradley and Anderson. and adjoining James Britts.
IL il improved with Frame House, and lies partly
In Aarylan and partly in tho District OF Columbia
Is row occupied by Dennis Burns.
Terms: Onefourth caeh. (of which $50 mus. be
deposited when the property IL struck IN, and the
remainder within I'VE days after saie;l the residue
three equal payments, at 1, AID years. 90 be
secured by deed Of trust upon the property. Should
tie terms not be compiled with ia five DAYS the
deposit to be forfeited. and the property will be
sold. upon ten days notice, the risk and cost Of
FkED. W JONES, Trustee
l-lf fCOnrlsy I Aur
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c.

NATIONAL THEATER--E. L. Davenport in
"The Iron Chest"
i. o. K. NJ. PICNIC at Abner's 7th street
park.
METZKROTT HALI-Lecture on "Iord Byron
as a man and a poet" by Samuel Tyler.
MOUNT VERNON CHURCH, 9th and X st eets,
straw berry festival.
BAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 25 street.
MARKRrTxR's ART GALLERY, ass It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLEY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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DENTISTRY.

n w. MERRILL,
~. pENTIsr,
No. 1918 PENNSrLNANIA AVENUE
Between 18th and 18th streets. xxx
All Dental work done In the besl manner, snd n
moderate prices.
Gse. Chisrcform or Ether used, n desired for ex.
tracing Teeth without pain. fell
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IMPORTANT TO GEATLRMRH-N Won vsh
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, ali grease
spots enectually removed 90 that they viii never
SNOW again; II you Wish your clothing nicely
pressed 20 that they will look like new, send
tnem 20 Anthony Fisher, Arst-class scourer
agent or Staten island and New York Dyeing'
and sole proprietor OF new Partisan procses e;is
Stn street, opposite the Patent Ofice. 10 nj
Prtces;-Coas, from d 10 s2.50; PANT. ~ cent:
vests, 30 cents; . whole Summer Buit - 81
Ledies would do wen, before they puf svav
theh winter garments, TO give me cali. Fish
ere Cleaning Process takes ali sreasa sros.
enectuatly out, and he can give gusrantees fhsf
no moths can enter the gsrtments durino fhs
summer. References e4nre. r. n nxvsU
"A re-. ave-; 9. II. Heiberger, 2l2 Pa. ave !: al
r. echafer, rs Pa. ave-; ". r. Griffith. 30s ofi,
81; A: Saks n Co., BIG 7th ST., and MANY ofhers
pee advertisement i'm another column. 6.Isi. :.
PANAMA. HArs aH -
Bieachcd and Trimmed.
Al A. Il White ney's, 924 Peunsyl yania ava,,,..
sou'h side. bet. 9th and 10th streets.
ShiLDREN's CLOTHING, In great yari,tv Go.
Mc.ea STOCK OF Boys Cl0thine Hanisoms a.
sorrment OF Yo;tLs' Suits, at 49,
900 No. Oh Penna av., next cor. 10Th AZ.
occEakET To brS A Coon assrsa NJ
naa1s - Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing II .cLine 80
~. simple and best cousrru,-fed se g,,,y ,,,
Snine, VII oercsfter be cold at literal ,sr,..
~ aIe az the agency, Bsus,'s cs--s.f and a,,.,,.
snX sac'ory, soe seventh s-e,t. Letxo-s IS
z1z 49, ~ Z .FE I'll
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISENRNrs.

ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEXANDRIA LACE STORE.
Opening this 10Th day Of May another very large
assortment Of
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
ranging from $40 to eos.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DRESS GOODS large assortment.
CARPETS, OILCLOTHs and MATTINGs cbeap.
Georgetown free OF cost.
WILMER & SLAYMAKER
myR-lm Is and ~ King street
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CITY ITEMS.

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
jet Sets, Chains and Drops
Oroide Buttons and Studs,
Pipes, Vases and Satchels,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jevelr,
Store, No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and eth streets.
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GEcRGErOwN ADVERTISEMENTS.

ID AsT RAJ r.
A limited amount Of stock viii be PAsTUREp
Pf pr per on GeSrss,o~s Heights Early
Sicaton should be made t iS i ROGUE.
Real Estate Agent, cor. HiTh and Bridge s.;
4 RcTURE On SPAIN"
HON. SAIL. 9. cox.
AT WEST ST chapel, Seo y TOW D; O
ZOE asT TAE s Ben Ell os fhE sxBBifH
Tickets, Csisgle., SOC. double. &c. mpa
COP II I n Il HIP.
GEoksKrowx, May q, $50.
cry Store, Nc. I3s Btidse street, 10 Mcssrs, Poe
are heretofore eSsesded 20 me. and .oiic, scain
usnee Of the same for my saoess.ors.
wA. A. HEBRON.
The unasr.snsa have tbs sS Az .oEnsa 2 sSgart
eontinne the above business in connection with
Music, Pianos, etc, at the :ae place, and respect
hh 2sshis s 4 fSsl
Or "HIAx he. AT COST
BEST BAKER wHIskEY. % so gallon.
wwHHiis skkY f fSr Sc s ssli ssIion
s9S!S N. .n Sh Ikish waisksffEs and OLD
STAPLE GROCERIES ct advertised prices.
LUXURIEs and FANCY GROCEkIEs a. cost.
myra Sc. corner Bridge aud High SITS.
nRY GOODS CHkAPER THAN EyER.
All Wool Cass'meree, for men and boys, at 50. q,
IS, 81, 81; beautiful Dress Goods for suits. from Is
cents MP; White Marsei,les, Is; superior do. St,
TO 3 cents Striped and Figured Percales. ls>[, %
and Is. very cheap; Black Iron Grenadne, 81, 81;
SlSss. Cd ;s VIZ
general assortment Of Goods AT PoPULAR PRICES
Call and examine GEeS Bsrs1,ss s e Nj
my ntr 101 Bridge street. Georgetown.
nLD ESTABLISH Ed LOAN OFFICE, No. 10
" Bridge street, Georgetown. .. GOLD IN
STEIN Money loaned on all kinds Of mer =
chaDdise. Unredeemed pledges sold Of pri ~ ~
yate sale, with ten per cent less than at auction
sales. myI-lm
NREAT BARGAINs IN sPRING AND SUN
" MER GOODS.
1is BRIDGE STREET. dEoRGErowN, d. O.,
\ has received full assortment OF
LADIES 1kKss GOODS,
dinss, sui.sna, 4ehsrs, and japanese Mixtures Ior
'q IExh SVT IstR sf ElsRf; L'me's
| youyin's, Alexasdres, AID Courvoisier's KID
| GLOVES; PARASOLS.
| Organizes; Riehardsons lri.h Linens; Lace, Hem
stitched, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkersh iefs,
| with o FIRST rate assortment OF Gents and Boy &
| Wear, Ladies and Gents Underwear. English and
Ss &c, HOSIERY, Housefurnishins Goods, Mating,
HHaving purchased all goods at the recent great
| decline in New York. for casa, Washington ladies'
will md It to their advantage to ride over,
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The COTTAGE at Long Branch, ADVERTISED IN,
rent in to- days paper, Il in one OF the beSt To-
calities OF that fayorite watering place Icing
In the immediate vicinity OF that of the Presi>
dent and other prominent personages.
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THE MOST COMPLETE sroCKI1
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,
CAN BE FOUND AT
gTRAsBURGER BROS,
600 SEVENTH STREET, GOLD NO. s13J BE-
TWEEN AND Sis.
LOOK AT THESE PRlcES.

IooK arruESrpp,rrx
Ladies nne Cold and Bronze Button shoss.-S SO
chiidr-n.. - 100
Ladies nGTs ns 1 aSn sq %.Ss bs,:ss
/" fO.ed - - 1.c., - = 2s
. -" ' "a.assa.sc
n;.... sod S:.!ss.-.:si, i.ss, I:sO; ~; sS$ g
Shoes 7;s: -; s e as
children roxsd n ssan e nc. Shoes IN the an
HH:: IA s sss.: ssf ss
Buskin. 90 and i.ss
orNrrrsVxr
Fin. nom. mad x.v., r..
:. " boz toe 500
. eah 1890 ~. boot.- $40
c.,, Resf sSd Boot; SO and %
ne Calf Ssh 'Aih 90 20 90
3D. nhs :; so up.
-o-N.,'~ -. .,' ''- Ior dress or sonooi'
70 o sns ss .SeE. srss.
ssay oa do Sn9mS 1S
price; .oa-. go. ..D.''A'
,s A r CIV, want ,s o. Bo9rs SHOES and sAIIER!
Sisss and they VI. :.Tns q I sss csss and
sTRAsBURGER RROs.,
apz-ru ana rrvrsru pr-
- =, ~: AND :.
ENSTABLHSAEO 1883.
Ia
COACH MAKEKs kSb cARSI ssGG2s-
$40 renn.yll ess. .7e.. near ,a stree, 09
RECEIyED On sToRkGE IA Am ~ sarn nm
CONN issION. 0S
SAnklAGEs kEPAIRkD: Tn
GENUINE yICHY WATER,
VI BEDFORD w ATER, Freshl
GETTYSBURG WATER,
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a DOG YfeET came OF ves,s,,.- ,u v,-....,.
opposite Georgetown, between Mr. &c.,
Pamphreyt dog Island Gyp and csnire seaSsr ~
present The Washington s.purp. W. were
the sport enduring Tor twehty-Eye n,ia.,saI'
The hght was for $40 aside. -Nes'
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NOAL AND WOOD.
JAN e GLEAsoN succcscr % 0lssecn q Glenn,
street W harf, bces leave 90 inform his numerous
friends and Customers that hs ts prepared %
furnish, at lowest market rates the best quality q
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
ell sizee. CUMBERLAND GOAL, LUMP, AND
Bun OF NINE; HICKORY, OAK AND PINE
WOOD, in the stick sawed and split.
Ny MOTTO will be IN the future, ss In the pas,
Quick sales and small profits" and buy for
In future will be strictly cash.
viii make Q speciality Of supplying deslerUnrou
the vessel at q slight advance over cost.
Orders BY mail Win receive prompt attention.
JAMES GLEASON,
spEly TRep.I @ st. Wharf. Washington, b. q.
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CHARGE or ASSAULT WITH INTENT To KILL.
Yesterday, ofheer Zuives, OF the fourth ire
einet, arrested w. g. Taylor. charged with an
assault with intent to kill, and he was commit
ted 10 jail for court by Justice Ander<on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-24

SILK WARP SERGE SACKS
For Gentlemen
very handsome article.
A small lot only in Olive and Black,
Price s..
GEORGE g. HENHine,
No. 40 Seventh street n. w.
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The SWIMMING CONTEST In the !, stomac
river yests rdSy between Henry ky,.~ and
Thomas Parker, attached to the British Leg :
non, distance two hundred yards, was won by
= ycer by about two Il ct in two inmates and
thirty seconds. They Try II Sc ain next MosadAy.
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Leaving q balance Of.

In addition to said assessed value of real estate
known to be exempt, we append statement Of the
assessed alue of real estate supposed TO exempt
for which KEN tion Is claimed. from payment of
general taxes, marked Enclosure C'-yalu-
S81 III, the tax on which for lS69 amounts
6i o.
" hich deduction il KEN ption Is allu wed,
would leave a balance Of taxes upon the
accounts Of real estate owners Of. I7T 500 .
Add amount Of tax due and unpaid on
personal property, deducted above 1906 20
Add amount of tax due and unpaid en-
stocks, deducted above. .. .r 1898 g.
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TEE STRAwBsHnY FESTIVAL now being b ED
fog tie bereft Of the Sunday School OF GALAXY
Baptist ChuI CHI, promises to be q great success
Last night the beautiful Masonic II alI was ali ye
with happy throDg, and IL should be so again
tonight. :
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WOOD AND COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL, ASSORTED IN QUAIL
" ITfEs, suits BILE for family, steaming and black
ninth purposes for sale at the lowest possible rates
nor cash. once: 81 street and Canal. Depot: Po-
tomsc river and 9Th street.
APIS I'm q. l.. SHERIFF.
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TBrEyoNETER - degrees in the shade at
p. Ii. NJ hsTpler's, optisian, s3 Pennsylvania
avenue. - a 80 ~ "a =
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Me tomorrow afternoon OF the Sixth
"s,o hmsry Club. II h not a political fair,
sha Vii lie conducted like Emery 3 election.
fa'esf sha successfully See advertisements.
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ALEXANDRIA NEGROKs BROUGHT HERE 70
NoTK FOR BOWEN AND To TAKE THE BREAD
OUT OF THE MOUTHS WASHINGTON COL
oKED MRN-Yesterday q number OF coiored
men were In the neghborhOod Of the Northern
Market inquiring for work under the cOrpora-
| ton, stating that they lived in Alexandria and
| that Of church on Sunday in that city Q notice
was given out that men were wanted here on
corporation work, and place on X street was
name d as the place for application. OF course,
they understood IL they got work they should re-
mann md vote for Bowen. Let the colored men
Of Washington bear in mind that these illegal
voters brought here by Bowen are taking the
bread out OF their own mouths and depriy wing
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SALES OF RIAL EsrArK.-Caoper & Latimer
containing 8 acres roods and perchos, being
q portion OF the tract OF land known as Metro.
polls View, to w. d. Davidge, for emo per acre.
Also, tract Of land on the old Bladensburg
Ako, a tract Of land In Loudoun county, Ina the
State Of Virginia, on the Leesburg and Drane >
vile road, containing about 2i3 acres, to VIM.
ID. Mott, for Zoo. 81 = ~"
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CnITARIAS PIcxIc.-The Sunday school or
the Unitarian Church Will make an excursion to
Cariin Sprir e, Virginia, on tomorrow,
tWeanesday0 18th inst, the cars leaving the
depot on Mary land avenue, st o'clock in-the
noon. Memters Of the Congregation are spec
ally requested to join the party. Tickets Tor
adults, 50 cents ;
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e. ~ Z 3 .s.iss 5. J, s.....1 "a
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BASE BALL--Aldntics rs. Olvmpics The
match game between the Atlantics OF BROOKLYN,
and the Olympics Of this city, came OF yester-
this city, and sttrscted large attendance For
the first five innings IL was q close game the
game At the end Of the fifth inning standing to
the Atlantics got on and had things their own
wav as shown in the following summing ND of
the nine innings:
Atlantic. o 5 o 90 8 10 5 100
Olympic....... O 5 o o o o. l.
THIS afternoon the Atlantics are playing q
match With the Nationals.
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the act Of Copsress, amounting TO $1,000;
,ota iii.
Msysr and b. book Reeper talk Of SAYING that s
dettedness and leaving large surplus-the hoax
hundred Thousand dollars: In reference TO the ia
borers new employed on the eve Of the election, Mr.
ished with printed certificates II indebtedness,
which in 8 me cases they we're selling for half
Jury q the city and the beneft Of specuiatnrf He
branded such financial management as being dis
nv Chase moved to postpone the consideration Of
the resolution, and long debate ensued, during
in synr q
order that refntation of Mr.. Moores statements
Mr. Moore ca ssid they we're true and could not be
Mr. Mewart. in the course of his remarks, said
the, might be OF one thing. and that was thai
,he Yirsi Weird would elect none but .epubicans 70
the city Councils. He announced himself In favor
and they shou!d serve without pay that respect,
The pay should be left in obssurity.
Mr.. LAWS reSeved the motion to pes,psne ard i
Es t y lie f Ssx. as
S1r. m s,S
and siewarf oniy voting against it. = !
,iHE EALTlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Baltimore ard Potomac ksilro.d Com psny TO Goa
fluct that srton OF their road entering into aud
within tbs city az Wa.hinet VA, commencing a. .
pi On the Northern shore Of the Easlsrn .Branch
OF tie r. mac river, between south and sfreets
thence runnins westwardly between said streets L.
the ineB ction OF Virginia ayenue with south l. AMI
FAST 18th stree, thence all ne Virginia avenue by
tunnel rnd,r the surface nor;hwestwsfdly To south
STREET; thence an aid street 10 sasl sth street
,heLce by lire cvrying 20 the right to either he
north or roGih bank 81 The canal mrthwesiw ardly
10 III. intertccfon o. sou Y and est 9th stree.s;
ard they also pc mi,ted To- change the grades
certain streets certain points. designafed o.
secompany inR profile and rla, prev ided showcs err
thaf airy streets or avenues ind, which the SAID
railroad may pass shall be bridgsd or vs.,ersgi =
coxer by tie fany nj thsir prope- O., pcns
ard wherever sewers, CUTTERS, c,ubstonsr side
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IEill also furnish 70 the forthcoming Emery
hat1ucefion" CHIN eSE LAHfERAs Ct the ex-
irene l9H Of % and o19 per hundred and COT
Jon FLAGS at from lex cents per dozen up to
anxprice, having just received fun sssortmenf.
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me COurls.


There was nothing OF public inter
est at the Common Pleas Court yes
terday. the day being occupied with
preliminaries. .1s
REcoRDzR's Co9RF.A Nathan WI
lard. Esq. prcsiding.-John Fay, 9
man, with a squirrel was assessed
So p for a plain drunk.
G. HI. Jones a man with $3.50 in his
pocket, was arrested BY officer Nc.
Dewitt at Apps block 10 a state of in
texication. and locked up for safety.
The Recorder charged him s. 50 on.
of mis- pill" for the officers care.
Henry Hobert, who was warned By
Mr.. FitzWilliRm. of the merchants
police, 10 keep moving. being consid-
cred suspicious character. was
picked up by officer Gumberts on
Locust Street. at 3 o'clock A. n. yes
terday. He said he had arrived on the
evening train and had been ever since
looking for boarding house. Il
cost him S. A: charge, drunk.
Total fines, SIG, all cash.
Before Jsstic5 StiasOa-Ju1gement
for s25 was entered against Frank
Behme for civil damages to james
McKeever, for an assault and battery
on the 18th Of August. In speaking
Of this case in Tuesdays Journal,
the printer made the Jury" hungry
when he was only hung"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

KNIGHT TowNsHR.-A good meet
ing vas held last night at Buokhardt's
School House. in Knight Township,
which was we'll attended.
Speeches were made by MessTs.
Decker, Hargrave. Hooker, Erskiue,
Fair and Warren, in English, and By
Adolph Pfafiin IN German and En-
gIish.
The meeting was enlivensd by the
volunteer music of couple Of eolored
men who were present. eaa
UNION ToWNsHIP.--The meeting IN
Union Township on Tuesday evening
was very satisfactory. Catlett's
School House was crowded with
Republicans, who loudly cheered the
speeches.
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IL MARK e.


By Telegraph.T NEW YORK, Sept. q.
CoTToN-Market steady with n moderate
demand; sales OF ESQ bales of .niddling
FLoUR-Market steady with moderate
demand; city receipts 1850; prices IN
changed
CORN MEAL-Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping: receipts Il.
000 bushels, sales OF 1900 bushels: No.
Chicago spring 81 o.; old No. Chicago
81 271zal 20; winter red amber 81 321x65I as
white western 81 450l S..
CORN-Dull and prices shade lower; re-
ceIpts So coo Bushels; mixed S399lcs white
OArs-Demand fair and prices advanced
receipts 19.5O) bushels; western 5245ie
Coal and Leather unchanged.
WOOL Qniet; receipts l75sOeO lbsi hesc'
s595Ics pulled SO 840c.
HAY-Steady.
HoPs-Quist and unchanged.
: CoFFEE-Demand fair and market firm
SUGAR-Steady, with q moderate de
mana sales q e991 hhds Grenada at ZIG
10ci Porto Rico lo910z<. .a3ag a.slla
MoLAesIsS-Du3l and prices nominal.
RICE-Qniet and unchanged.
Recommendations fair and marked
arm; saleEs 20 barrels at I2;<al3c fercrude
Eefined 255<G26c.~ 800 m ~ ~.
BUTTER Demand fair ana market firna
l1LEEsE- Market steady. with moder-
Ess P0RK-Quiet: sales 525 bbls ct $50
3 125fs prime 3g24 60; sales $50 barrels
at sci er's option for septenbers OslobsI
and HoTenber. ct s25925 90. aaeW
5EEF--D nchauged.
BuLK MEATs--bull and unchanged.
I.ARD-Dull but up chanReds steam 15@
ton In september &C 1875; an December =
M H1sKx--D Dull and prices loWers salea,oi
TURPE NTINE-Dulf At so1<. ~
akBEtGH FS--Eo 4s1Terp0ol By steam s. Cd.
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RfNar Rianascne.

PITTsBURG. September 2l.-Weath
erselear. There is about Is inches
water at the Glass House. No ar
rivals or departures.
PITTsBURG. September 21.-Weath-
er clear and. cool. Thermometer 7Oo.
River stationary with Is inches at the
Glass House. No arrivals or de-
partures.
SINKING OF THE STEAMER KATE HEN
kkAtn DERsoN. = 4s3a't
CINCINNATI, September q. - The
steamer Kate Henderson struck a
rock to-day, above Burlington, Ohio.
aud sunk. The water ls just over her
guards. There was no freight dam.
aged. The boat can be raised.
LOUISVILLE, September 21.-Riyer
| falling with 10 inches Ia the chute.
and 3 feeton Portland Bar. Wealth
er clear and cool.
Cairo. Sept. 21.-Port List-City
Of Evansville. Evansville packet, 9 p.
NJ; hubIcon, FlcksbuTg to st. Louis,
IL; Belle Memphis, Memphis to ST.
Louis, II OoTnelia, New Orleans to
St: Louis, 8 An; Julia, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, 6 PM; Colossal. ST. Louis
- NV <kfAOhAbp - 4AC HAt4ueOlA tlB
reshipping here and will probably re-
turn to Louisville. River stationary.
Weather clear. Mercury 7S0.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. q. - Arrived -
Harry johnson, from Keokuk; Red
Wing. from ST. Paul. Departed =
Silver Bow. to Red River Minnesota,
TO st. Paul; Bon Accord, TO Metropo-
| lis; Harry johnson, TO Keokuk.
River falling slowly. Weather clear
and warm.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 21.-River fall
Jog with feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, Sept. II. - Weathe +
clear. Mercury so. River station
airy. Departed, Mollie Moore, Sallie,
for st. Louis; Southwestern, Iberia,
Richmond, for New Orleans
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 21.-UD, Allan
tic and baTges, 4; City of Vicksburg.
8 PM. Weather clear aud warm.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2I.-Arrived
Thompson Dean, from st. Louis;
Mary Alice and barges, from ST.
Louis; Armadillo. from Cincinnati.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

There were no additional arrivals
last night beyond those recorded,
though the Morning Star did not ar
rive till after midRight. having been
detained By fcg and heavy way bust
ness. to say nothing Of Low water. The
Norman, which received On immense
trip for this stage Of water, waited
her arrival......Capt Kennedy, conf
dent of the superior ability of his
pilot. Captain Dan. Weaver. loaded
the Norman to the full reported depth,
believing that Captain Dan. can find
few inches more. and he can if it is
in the river..............Tho Lumgden
and Florence Lee, as well as the Fay
cite and Pine Bluffstook ont splen-
did trips..~..."A prominent business
man remarked to us yesterday, that
he had neEer-seen as many goods on
the sidewalks, ready for shipment, as
we're displayed Ecstarday...."...Capt.
Jack Grammer, Of the City Of Evans
vile, telegraphs as that The City of
Evansville will arrive at daylight,
and viii take all freight offered for
the Ohie eeasE and for re shipment
to New Orleans. By the Indiana,
with (which she connects on
Friday night......,..".................
The Fanny Brandeis il announced |
for Cairo to. day, to pick up What the |
regular packet leaves. She is a good |
light draught boat. and we'll ofioered.
...... The Sam. J.. Hale, one Of the
faest passenger packets in commits
sion, will be here to day. en- route to
Memphis and New Orleans. Captain
Walker and Ed Miller are her heads
center. ".........The City Of Evansville
has proved herself ore of the lightest
draft boats Of her class ever on this
river. She has made two trips with
over enc hundred and fifty tons of
freight. and has not vet spar, with
three and one half feet reported on
the bars bsloR~......".The Norman
waited for the Morning Star until
aftel midnight, and the latter not haT-
ing arrived, the Norman left......The !