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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-16


w. J. ANDERSON, Nos. e25 Main and 2o5
Broad streets.
WILSON & WEST, l4l7 Main street.
JOHN ii. ROSE, successor to Rose 4 Day.
No. 1910 Main street.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gazette
From New York.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-E. D. Morgan has
written letter declining to be considered a
candidate before the next Legislature for the
United States Senate
Mr.. Greeley is at the residence of Mr..
Stuart in Tarrytown.
Margaret Bradley was beaten to death in
Brooklyn, last night, by Hugh Barr and wife.
The latter was arrested
The estimates of the different departments
of this city show that it will require S $780, 600
for municipal expenses in 1873.
The Ryle silk manufacturing company Of
Paterson has failed. Their liabilities are $780,
900. The principal incorporation, john G.. Ryle,
is missing.
The steamship Baltic from Liverpool, has
arrived Charles Sumner is passenger.
Snow, rain and seet have been falling since
nine clock this morning. The wind is east.
, The steam tug Washington with canal boat
in tow, was run into this morning at daylight
by an unknown steamship. Both the tow boat
and canal boat sunk. The crews of both swan
ashore to New Brighton Staten Island.
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BANQUET to MIR. Washburne.

CHICAGO, Nov. ga complimentary ban
quet was given to night at the fremont House
to Hon. +. B. Washburue, United States Min
lister to France, by number Of his friends in
this city, including many representative cit-
zeus. About one hundred guests were present,
persons In response to a toast Mr. Wash
burne made few remarks, in which the only
political allusion was denial of the report that
he was candidate for United States Senator
an d graceful declination of that honor, which,
he said, was fairly won by Gov Oglesby
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The Markets.

New YORK, Nov 26.-Stocks easier Gold
dull at l24. Money firm at I. Virginia skies
Al; new s. Flour steady. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn quiet and unchanged.
. BALTIMORE Nov, 26.-Virgiinia SKIES, co9 n q
low middlings 1871 Flour very dull; Howard
Street Superfne 25ss6 so; do. Extra 1oa$S;
5 25ss6 So do Extra sas9 Is; do: Family 9 5oo
Sl2; Western Superfne 5 25aS6 50; do Extra
75aSS; do. Family 8 25aS9 9o; neat quleI'
lsOa195; choice amber 2o0s.O5;, good to prime
red lsOsl95; common to fair do. loOal15; red
Western lG0al72; amber Western l75alsO. Corn
quiet white Southern eoa62; yellow Southern
So; mixed Western dull at ~. Oats firm
South ern 42a46 Western mixed ~; do. white
A. Rye quiet Hay steady; Western SOaSS4
Pennsylvania $50.
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50 King street.
SPECIAL .NGTfGES.
EaIKy,isl,i1 DiSSpctpfa.

Quaint old Burton has favored liz with al
:Anatomy Of Melancholy" but who shall dis
sect the melancholy fullacies and tbs with which
llnay Us and fanatics endeavor to deude the SICK
and feeble of this generation. CharataIs,
through the newspaper press, recommend 10 the
strcngthless victim of disease convulsing purga-
tives which, if taken, are sure to turn his debl-
itnted system almost inside out, and sink him
into the uttormnst depths OF hcl pleSsncSs and de-
spondcncy! Fanatics, on the other hand, ns-
sure the PROSTATE patient that no medicine con
tanning dIiljlsivc stimu.Ant ought 10 pass his
lips. Ii he elects to be guided BY the advice Of
imposters and lunatics, let him make his will
ana order his coffin but if there is " spark of
common sense in his composition, let him resort
in his extremity to Hostctters Stomach Bttcrs,
the most potent of vegetable toncs and alters-
tivrs-tho purest and most entirely wholesome
Of medcatcd stimuiunts. The wonderful cures
of dyspcpsa biliousncss, rheumatism, physical
prostrution and malurious fcvers which this rare
spccii. has effected daring the last twenty-five
wears arc the most c inclusive answers that can
be given to the enemies of mankind who offer
volcanic cathartics rs tonics and TO the mistaken
beings who would refuse medicinal Stimu!ant
to u poor, brokcn-down invalid, who is literally
diving BY inches for the want ofjudicious stimu-
lato! Temperance, properly understood
countcnanccs no such folly rs this: The State
laws enacted TO put down the abhorrent vice OF
drunkenness, provide for the sale Of brandy
whisEcy and other liquors as medicines; and j:
these aduLcratcd liquors OF trade are accepted
by temperance legislators remedies, what
ought be the general verdict of the temperance
public rs regards the peerless vegetable tonic
based upon u stimuant absolutely pure. nov 70
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Won T1IIru SJrNAT 0pFICFR

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26, / a. N.
Probabilities. For the Northwest and thence
to Illinois aud the lower Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather, diminished pressure and south
eastery winds. Over all the Lakes and thence
to the mid and upper Ohio valley, gentle north
westerly to northeastery Winds and clearing
weather, with occasional snow on the river and
cloudy weather, and occasional light rain with
clearing weather extending over Kentucky and
Tennessee. In the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, increasing pressure, cooler and cloudy
weather, northwesterly winds and occasional
LIGHT rain. Ia the Middle States and New
England, northeasterly to northerly winds,
diminished pressure, cloudy weather and belts
of light rain, possibly light snow on the Noun
tain regions and in western New England.
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CIRCUIT Court FOR THE CORPORATION

CIRCUIT Court FOR THE CORPORATION
Judge Keith presiding. Fairfax VS.. Thornton:
in chancery; cause recommitted to commiss oner
Moore for further report.
Uhler ct ais, surviving, VS. Sinclair ct ais:
in chaucery; continued, and leave to defendant
to answer in sixty days.
Green, Wise and Davidson VS.. \. F.. A.
King case; declaration filed and docketed BY
consent and plea non assumpsit; replication and
issue, and continued for defendant.
f. G. Turner VS.. Z. English, surviving in
case; exceptions by plaintiff fled
Partlow VS.. Kincheloe; in debt; removed to
Corporation Court.
Johnston vs. Southern Protection Insurance
Company; jury; verdict for plaintiffs for $1,000
and interest from December I'D, 1866.
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Marine Disasters.

THoRNBURY, ONT, Nov 26.-The propc-
Ter Mary Ward is still aground batween Thorn
bury and Collingwood Eight men were lost
while endeavoring to get ashore in small boat.
Three fishing boats left here last night aud
took off all the passengers safely.
New York, Nov. 26.-The steamship Bal
tic reports that she spoke on the Goth inst. the
ship Assyria, from Quebec for Plymouth, Eng.
land, waterlosgcd, and rescued the officers
and crew, nineteen i'll number, and brought
them to this port.
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MIR. Greeley.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26-The World says ::
Owing to many cares and excitemcnts both
private and public, which MIR. Greeley has
been compelled to sustain during the few weeks
just passed, he has been for several days, much
depressed and greatly Frustrated, which no
one can regard as at all other than natural !;
but all reports of au alarming nature which
may have gained some circulation are utterly
without foundation and his friends have the
utmost faith in the efficacy Of rest and short
exemption from the cares Of business.
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The KheGiye's Expedition.

LoNDoN, Nov. 25.-The Khedive's expedi-
ton consists of five thousand men and is com-
handed by Purdy Bey, an American 1t goes
to Zanzibar in transports with the ostensibe
intention Of joining DIR. Livingstone and of co,
operating with him. if agreeable, otherwise to
act independently in solving the problem OF
the sources Of the Nile under Egyptian colors
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The Situation in France.

PARIS. Nov. ga. m.-There are no indica-
tons whatever this morning of d settlement OF
the differences between the executive and legis-
lative departments Of the government. Both
President Theirs and the committee on address
in reply to his message firmly adhere to their
respective positions and the situation is regard
ed by all as very serious.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Tue CANA.-The shipments of coal by
canal from this city continue light. But thir-
teen boats cleared at the Collectors Office on
Saturday. The condition Of the epizootie hor.
SEES and mules at this port is improving and
quite encouraging. Fears have been entertain
ed for the past few days that navigation would
be interrupted by ice, but the mild weather of
Saturday and yesterday destroyed what ice had
been formed, and no fears need be felt in that
direction just now. 10 addition to these favor
able circumstances the boatmen have a further
inducement to continue their trips in the action
OF the coal companies on Saturday In advanc-
ing the rates for freight from this city to
Georgetown from ST. 35to 81. 50 per ton for the
remainder of the season, and many boatmen
who had determined to tie up for the winter
will endeavor to make one or two more trips
before the close of navigation. = Cumberland
Ne,cS Of yesterday
The prevailing weather has initiated against
the active prosecution of repairs to the Alex
audria canal, and but a small force was EN-.
ployed at the site of the late break to-day. A
dam has been built across the canal just above
the break and water let on for the purpose of
floating down material scows. With good
weather the work yet to be done can, it is said
be completed in six days.
FINE POTATOES. "A sample of as fine Irish
potatoes as were ever raised in this section Of
country, was brought to this Office this morning
accompanied with the following note: with a
bow, | present you specimens of the potatoes
which | grew this year. They are less from an
unfavorable season than those [ raised three
years since, the largest one then weighing one
pound and twelve ounces, whereas this year
the heaviest is only one pound and three ounces
You have heretofore chronicled my success in
this line, and | send you, these as vouchers that
our industry is unabated in Fairfax county, aud
a kind Providence still rewards it. regret
that cannot send you bottle of wine as a
succedaneum to the potatoes. The reason is
that while the ''zoot'' prevails have no means
of taking things to the depot but BY hand. [
have the wine, however, and will some day
send you bottle. 1t is not Tokay or Widow
Ciiquot Wines highly priced by Princes, a d as
we,thank God have no such characters as these
among US, shall not undertake to make such
wines. This much | have aspired to, and am
satisfied with my success. make wine with
the only fault that there is not enoughfot it.
1t is healthy, nutritious beverage, never makes
tight come, and consequently may be used by
better persons than Kings and potentates-
yourself for example. Yours truly,
H. G. WILLIAMS Fairfax county.
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Green's Mammoth Notion House
HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
NOTIONS, SC
GRANDEsT BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
16 KING STREET.
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS,

Thousands Of dollars worth Of goods bought
ut half the cost of importation. Prices accord
ingly and beyond competition.
Don't fail to examine the most magnificent
stock of goods ever exhibited in the Old DO
minon.
Hemstitched Handkcrchiefs at l2sc,, worth
25c, and others at 25c, worth soc; Ladies Linen
ity, sold by the single pair at importers prices
Hair Nets at lc each; GLOVES at 23e, worth ooc !;
Merino Underwear at any price Handsome
Jewelry at half price; the best Corsets, at 75c
Pocketbooks, at 25c, worth Soc; Real Hair Goods
of every description, at Is per cent less than
New York prices. Hair manufactured INTO any
design
To form any conception of the magnitude ana
cheapness of the entire stock would necessltate
visit to this wonderful establishment
CHARLES w. GREEN,
nov 26 IS King street.
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Sa fafy Ofa Steamer.

HALIFAX, New. 26.-The steamer Pictou
which LETT St. Johns, n. f., on the 10th inst.
and which was supposed to have been lost IN
recent gale, has reached Loulsburg, Cape
Breton.
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Fire.

CENTRALIA, Pa, Nov. pa fire this
morning destroyed five houses, including Piper s
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LIKE "QUAKER's GUNS artificial teeth are
of little use and easily detected. Take care OF
the real ones. All you need is fragrant SoZo-
DON'T; use it daily and your teeth will be the
last of natures gifts to fail YOU nov Is
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Aupusta, November 9. 1865

Augusta, November 9, 1869.
Dr. VIM. H. Tut: Dear Sir--l have long
been sufferer of torpor of the liver and dyspcp-
sin. and in search OF relief have tried almost
every medicine recommended for those diseases,
but have never derived half the benefit from any
of them as have from your Vegetable Liver
Pills They are invaluable, and | would rec
ommend to all with Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
and BilpusncSs. Yours truly,
w. j. BLAIR, late OF Danville, Va.
DR.. TUrT's HAIR DYE leaves no ridiculous
tints nov .
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I. Schwartz Az CO., !;

SAREP "A CL OF II IN & IL y l. l.,
50 King street,
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the finest
and best selected stock Of
FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING
ever before brought to this city. Their superior
garments arc warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant tai!ors,
and arc sold cheap Call and convince yourself
AtSAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
sep 70 50 King street.
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NJ OT1 C.E

OFFICE.
THE ALEXANDRIA BRASS BAND
Will give their
SECOND GRAND BALL,
On the evening of WEDNESDAY,1Nov 9th,
At HARMONIC HALL,
And it is hoped themembers will be rewarded
by having a large crowd. The proceeds will be
appropriated towards procuring uniforms.
The committee pledge themselves to make
this the Ball of the season.
Committee of Arrangements J. II. Dugan
James Mansfield, Alphonso Lucas, }. A. Moore
z. H. Riley and P. German.
Floor Manage Alphonso Lucas and j. Il.
Dugan.
The con. mittee reserve to themselves the right
to eject from the hall any improper character:
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, 81.
Omnbuscs will be in III enhance. nov ltd
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CITY fTE.nS.

GLoyEs.-Extcnsive assortment of Gloves tor
dress, driving and street wear. Gentlemen de-
string good articles will do we'll to examine.
GEORGE c. HENNING
No. 40 It'll street, n. W.,
nov 25-eo1w Washington, ID. e..
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTISER
.g.UY,SE.HE.NTS.

.CEN RAJ w a d E H A NJ P T 0 n
W Will deliver Lecture in Alexandria.
ON THE 9th NOVEMBER, FOR THE BEN
EFT OF THE ALEXANDRIA
LIBRARY.
Subject: 'Thc life and character of General
Robert E. Lee" The lecture will be delivered
at SAREPTA HALL, beginning at s p. m.
Tickets can be obtained from any Of the Dl-
rcctors, from the Librarian, or at George E.
Frcnch,s Bookstore. Price OF admission fifty
cents nov l9-td
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DR.. Tufts Liver Pills

As purgativc medicine, stands unrivalIed.
Their action is uniform, certain and safe. They
are entirely vegetable, and do not cause those
griping pains that most pills do.
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aH-SpECIAL NoTIcE-G ENrs' EXTRA FINE
Doors AND SuoEs.-TNe have just received Il
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine hand.scwed
Boots, Shoes and Slippers Of every description,
which we unhesitatingly recommend to be the
~ w. B. WADDEY,
oct a King street. Alexandria, Va.
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. RIO C l. A NJ A I l . N
MAYORS OEEICE.

MAYOR : OFFICE,
.ts ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 26, 1872
Whereas the President of the United States
has issued his proclamation appointing Thu Rs
DAY, November 2S, as DAY OF THANhS-
GIVING; and whereas it becomes us rs a com
munity to join in this public acknowledgment, l
would therefore recommend that the people OF
our city observe said day, and meet in their re-
snec1iye places Of worship, and there make &C
acknowledgement to God for his kindness and
bounty bestowed upon us during the past year.
nov Sc 2t WIN. n. BERKELEY, Mayor.
rU,O THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS.
The largest and most elegant and best select
~ 'S'>' '' FINE CHROMOS
AND
ENGLISH ENGRAYlNGS
ever offered in this cty-Seected with great care.
A choice selection of PICTURE FRAMES
in stock and made to order
New and beautiful WALL PAPERS, WIN
DOW SHADES, CORNlCES, CURTAINS,
&c. at j. l. CLan % ?,
nov u NO. log h!ng strcct.
OITlZENS' NATIONAL BANK,
Alexandria, Va, Nov. &c, 1872.
This Bank will be closed on THU RSDAi
next, the 18th inst, being Thanksgiving Day
Bills and notes falling due on that day are re.
ouested to be paid on Wednesday,, the 9th.
nov 2G-2t WIN. Fl. LAMBERT, Cashier.
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g9~LAp1Es' MISSES AND CHlLDEEN's Doors
AMI SHoEs.-We are this day receiving full
line of Ladies', Misses and ChlGren's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter, use, embrac-
ing all of the styles now in use, which we conn
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock in the
city. We solicit purchasers to call and exam
inc for themselves, as they will De sold at low
prices. oct 3 WADDEY's, "A hing st.
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DECEIVED THIS DAY.

ID ECEIYED THIS DAY.
A large assortment of real HAIR swift
CHES and BRAlDS; also JUTE; also the best
quality Chidrcn's, Ladies' and Gents MERlNO
UNDERWEAR; the largest and best assort-
mcnt of Ladies and Chidren's Corscls ali
kinds of Fancy and Worsted Goods, such as
Ladies and Children Fancy Hoods Cloth and
Canvas Slippers; Ladies Silk Neck Ties and
Shawls; ali qualities of Ladies and Children's
Wooden Hose; all kinds OF Trimmings, and ev-
erything belong ng to Il frst-class Notion House.
Cheap and for cash only, at 1876 King st:
nov 12-2w A. DIEDEL.
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rO.U.nTSSFD.vM ERCH.4JN'T

T 4; GJLED & w1LKEN1NG, - "
VI Successors to w. F. Henderson,
GROCERY Y'1s hI8EoKE E + GEEHkAh COM
Dealers in GROCERIES, y TE NSSSD c H3SF!
WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES, SCOTCH
ALE, PORTER, sc.
RING and MACKEREL.
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBACCO
" CI0VER and TIMOTHY SEED. A large
invoice of GRASSES just received.
Strict attention paid to the sale of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. NH 26-tf
w. A SNooT'
SALT, COAL AND ASTER,
MOOT'S WHARF,
Foot of Princess ST.
feb 2l-tf Alexandria, Virginia.
r. Nj. LA wsoN'
Successor to Brewis s. Lawson,)
GROCER s COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. e. and 60 Cameron street,
Alexandria, Va.
Orders ard consignments solicited. feb l3
ETOOE s. JOHNSTON,
Successors to Fowle s. Co..
NO = PRINCE STREET.
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING NERO rs.
Dealers in al kinds of
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTER
Agents OF the
NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS.
Also Of the
LIVERPOOL s. LONDON s. GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
feb 5-tf
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THOMAS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGHS
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No II King street. Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the sale of all
kinds of Country Produce and filling orders for
Guano Plaster Farming Implements, Seeds,
Groceries, Fish, Salt, Lime, Sc, at lowest
market rates aug 3l-tf
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A CARD.-I take pleasure iii informing my
"A friends and the public that | have made an
arrangement with Mr. VIM. R. Riley, No. 7'
opposite Centre Market, Washington city, where
elegant assortment of FIRST-CLA DRY
GOODS. Our stock is ut all times very large
and complete, and | feel confident in asking
your patronage that can make it to your in
terest to deal with me. We sell at the lowest
cash prices As my position will in some meas
ure depend upon the amount of trade | can
bring to the house. your kind notice of this will
be duly appreciated by
WIN. BAKER,
nov ADDS Alexandria, Va.
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URrGODDS.
MILLINERY, FANCY s. HAIR GOODS
nov -

ItASSIMERE SUITINGS AND OVER
" COATINGS.
Received this morning very large addition
to our stock Of the above, some of them at great
ly reduced prices. "
we can furnish very handsome business suit
for S25-a great burgain. Call and see them at
nov q WILMER s. SLAYMAkERS.
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DROCuE SHAWLS.

l am now receiving my Fall and Winter stock
OF DRESS and CLOAK TRIM MINGS consist
ing of Frngcs Gilnps, Satins, Laces, &C. The
finest stock Of Trimmings ever brought to this
market at Z. &. BERR1'S,
oct 70 - King street.
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A handsome lot Of Silk Popins, in beautiful
shades of blue. lilac, silver grey, ashes OF roses,
&c. These goods are very handsome and cheap.
Shades of the new cclors in Satteens.
A fine line of Black Ca>hmcrce.
Black Alpacas at al prices-some extremely
fine goods.
Cassimercs for boys, and Prints, and B!cached
and Brown CotlonS Of all grades.
nov J. VI. STEWART
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HAY B. HOOMEs, w. A. AsHBi.
Late OF Fredericksburg. Late OF BaitImor
N EW STORE.
We have opened and now offer for sale to the
citizens of Alexandria and the public generally,
at our newly fitted upstore room, corner Of King
and Pitt streets, one Of the largest and most
attractive stocks Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c.
ever offered in this market. Our stock has been
selected with Il view to suit the wants and tastes
of the entire community, embracing, as it does,
goods of every variety of style and fabric, and ut
all prices We ask an examination Of our
stock Respectfully,
HOOMES, AsHBY, s CO.,
sp8 100 cor. King and Pitt sts.
SsleSmen-Eli II. Janncy, Edwin W. Jolt,
w. A. Lane, r. Stuart Ashby.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-10

PGTTsBURsH, April o. Monongahela
river 10 feet 8 inches and rising. Weather
clear and warm. Ia'
CINCINNATI, April 9.-The river has
risen IS feet 10 inches within the last
twenty.fo1r hours; "a feet 3'inches in The
channel Heavy rain last nights itislpoF
0ncnNAM, April River 80 feet and
rising. Arrived-R r.. Hudson, from
Wheeling. No rain here, and a high wind
is prevailing. The steamer Bostona had
her chimneys taken off by the Newport
bridge while coming down to-day. %
EVANSVILLE, April 0-Heathcr altern.
ately clear and cloudy; growing colder;
mercury 4S deg. and falling, River has
risen fleet in the Inst 24hours. ';'l 7,
ST. Louis, April i9.-Riyer rising.
Weather cloudy:and cool.
New ORLEANS, April o. Weather
clear. Thermometer 70 deg ~ "
Lou1svnIB, April 9.-Kiyer 8 feet q
inches and rising two inches per hour;
IA feet 0 inches In canal, 10 feet 5 inches
in chute. Weather cloudy and cool,
The Iron Mountain struck three bal ges
one Of coal, one or coke and one Of rail.
road iron; against pier q, railroad bridge,
all sunk. The coal and coke win be o
total loss; the iron can be recovered at low
water Loss about 100000 ss,taaN ''S
lCAIRo, April 9.-4River risen 8 feet; il
now q feet 8 inches above low water
mark. Weather clear I ge.! a.ailS6lii Il.