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DKPARFURE OF TRAINS.
New AdyertlaemCnts.

New Advertisements. aa
Concert Tonight.
Boyd & Sitter.
Removal. . .s.tf
For Rent. E.
Real Estate for Sale.
In the Municipal Court.
Notice 10 Creditors.
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POLICE CoURT.-No handsomer trio
ever graccd the prisoners bench In the
Police Court of our city, than that which
occupied 1t yesterday morning, The
truth Of this statement will not DO ques.
toned when we mention the names Of the
illusLrious parties, viz: Boose Leasure,
Jimmy johnson and John Gooseberry.
These venerable habitues Of the Second
Ward Market House have been inclined
recently to linger around that spot rather
more, perhaps, than is consistent with the
cleanliness OF such an establishment.
They were all arraigned on the charge ol
lounging about on the benches and inth
stalls, and were fined one dollar each and
costs. OF course they didn't have SO
much about their clothes, and were sent
up for teu days.
The only other case before the Court
yesterday morning, was that Of Robert
Marshall, charged with disorderly coduct
but as it was not Of an aggravated char.
acter he was Let of with dollar and costs
LARGE SAIEs.-Thc sale of tickets Ia
the first grand concert to be given this
evening, by the Musical Institute of this
city, commenced yesterday morning at
o. o'clock, and in one hour fully two hun.
drcd had been disposed Of. Purchasers
kept dropping in during the day, so thai
by evening the sales had reached higher
numbers than on any similar occasion fol
years. There are still very eligible seats
to be sold, and we would advise an early
call this morning. Tho price to all parts
OF the house has been fixed ut fifty cents
bringing the concert within the means
of oil. 1t is intended to make these en-,
tertaiaments popular; hence the low rate
OF admission. Everybody should attend
and assist in the development of our homt
musical talent Be out early this morn
ing to secure seats, at Harding's music
store.
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Medical.
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the most
efectual remedir,
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys.
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con.
stantlygrowingrp.
utation, based on Il,
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ahnGnteIIigenrer,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1872.
Travellers Register.

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
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BY TELEcRAP
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
: Exclusively to the IntelllgeAeer.
\ LM -r-SkE va
N tIiy the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest eos!oi Main and Monroe sts.)
THE LATEST NEWS.

-sagosLA has completed the formation of the
new Spanish Ministry.
The Paris GGHiOiS yesterday says that King
Amadeus OF Spain, Ia disgusted with tlc ungov,
ernableness or the Spanish people, and has urged
his father, King Victor Emanuel of Italy, to sane
tion his abdlCatlon. The GGulOiS further says
that Emanuel counsels patience, "A
The bids for Government gola yestrday In
New York, amounted to about q, $50, ,OOOa at from
lp9-SO to ll0-6iA. TheawArdt$ I, 100000 was at
the latter figure.
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture, have
decided 10 locate the Ohio State Fair for the next
two ycars at Mansfield. The lair will be held
rom the I'd to the 9th OF September. Increased
premiums are TO bc offered.
-o'Connor, who embeszled the funds Of the
Delaware d Lackawana railroad, pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced to sixty days imprisonment,
and fine of MY dollars.
"A man giving his name as Frank W. Morton,
was arrested at Baltimore, Wednesday, for al.
tempting to swindlC by means OF worthless
checks.
The peach crop OF Delaware, tho present
year, will probably be less than hafthe fall crop
Charles Francis Adams arrived at New York
Wednesday in tho Algeria.
Business will be suspended In New York to.
day out Of respect to G. Washington.
Sweets Hotel at Grand Rapids, Mich, the
largest hotel in the western part Of the State,
took fire Tuesday night, and the three upper
stories were destroyed. Insured.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, February 21.-Weatler
growing cold again. Monongahela 8 feet
and falling. Both rivers still closed.
CINCINNATI, February 21.-RiVer ris.
ing; II feet in the channel. The Edin.
burgh departed for Red River and the
Charmer lor Evansville. The Licking
river broke to-day; no damage. The reg.
ular packets left for Wheeling and the
Pittsburgh boats expect TO start to.mor-
row.
MEApHs, February 21.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising steadily, De.
parted-H. N. ShreVe and Lady Lee Nor
st, Louis; Mary Houston for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, February 21.-Riyer sta
tionery, with feet a inches in the canal,
and Q feet A inches on the chute. Weather
slightly cloudy and mild. Arrived-Rob.
ert Burns from Cincinnati. DEPARTED
Emma Floyd, Champion, G. w. Garrett,
and barges, Silver Moon, Cincinnati: Il.
8. Turner, Robert Mitchell, Warner and
barges, Camelia, Tennessee river; Boaz
and Exchange. Pittsburgh.
ST. LOUIS, February 2l.-Rivcr rising
slowly. The weather was milder this
afternoon. The gorges below still hold
fast, but may let go at any time. The ice
at Jefferson Barracks, fourteen miles be-
low here, moved several hundred Yards
Saturday and about the same distance on
Monday. Since then it has remaintd d
firm. There is nothing further from the
Petrol. The transfer boat Dunleith com.
menced breaking the ice above the bridge
piers this afternoon, with n view to making
o passage to Venice, four miles above, on
the Illinois side, where the Chicago, Alton
y st. Louis railroad does its transferring.
She will probably succeed.
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Completion of the Railroad Bridge
at Council Bluffs.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Feb. 2l.-The east
spans Of the great Missouri river bridge,
at this point, was completed yesterday at
Ar. NJ. The permanent trackway on the
bridge will be finished to-day. II Is the
intention OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company TO commence crossing their
freight and passengers tomorrow. This
grand structure, one OF the largest in the
world, was commenced four years ago,
and hOs attracted the attention OF the
whole country. The embankment on this
side OF the river, Of sixty feet, lacks six
feet Of being up TO the proper grade.
Trestle work has been erected on the
embankment, and the filling in will 60
on at leisure. The eastern and southern
roads converging here are now laying
tracks 10 the transfer grounds OF the U.
?. Road, lying at the foot and east of the
embankment, and will commence imme.
diately their transfer Of freight and pas
sengers. The Union Pacific R. r. Co. have
purchased section Of land on this side
oil the river Immediately Joining this city
whercon 10 erect fine transfer passenger
depot and other necessary buildings. The
ice bridge across the river is getting weak
under the protracted warm weather, and
will go out in day or two, when traffic
over the new bridge will actually com.
mence. The citizens will celebrate the
completion OF the bridge tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 2l.-All the
public departments will be closed to.mor-
row in honor of Washington's birthday.
Gen. Humphrey, Chief of Ordnance,
and Col. easy, were before the Commit.
tee on Appropriations to-day, asking for
three and quarter million OF dollars, for
the construction and repair of fortifca-
tions. Last year only oncs and three.
quarters were appropriated.
The tariff bill as reported from the
Senate Finance Committee, does not
abolish the duties on tea and coffee, but
fixes them At ten cents and two cents per
pound, respectively thus disregarding the
recent action Of the House. The duties
on salt are also unaltered from those fixed
by the bill before It was recommitted.
Tho general reduction of ten per cent in
the tariff is adhered to. Among the
changes is considerable reduction In the
duties on leather. A large number Of adj.
ditional, articles are added to tho free list,
being such as d0nOt compete with Ameri.
can production. After the first day OF
July next the duties are TO be reduced ten
per centum on cOttons, woods, silks, iron
and steel metals, except pig.iron and steel
rails, earthen-ware, leather and India
rubber.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February 21.-The Senate
spent all morning in discussing the reso.
luton forbidding Mr.. Saylor, the Senator
from the Third district, from voting until
after the Senate journal OF last Friday
was approved. The President of the
Senate ruled this resolution out OF order.
Mr.. Daugherty (Dem.) appealed from
his decision, and after long discussion
the chair was sustained by party vote,
Mr.. Gage voting with the Republicans.
In the House bills were passed to pun.
ish timber stealing and also persons who
purchase timber knowing it TO be stolen;
also making severe penalties for placing
nauseous substances maliciously in wells
or streams of water used for drinking pur.
poses.
In the House bill was. introduced to
regulate insurance companies doing busi-
ness in Ohio. This is codifcation and
amendment Of the insurance laws OF Ohio.
A resolution was introduced reciting
first, that under Ohio laws q majority OF
the directors Of any and every railroad
company organized under such laws,
shall be residents Of Ohio; second, that
oil officers Of such railroads shall be resi-
dents Of such State third, that it shall
be unlawful to elect or appoint to an
office ofprofit or trust OF railroad corpo.
rations so organized, any person who is
q stockholder in any express, dispatch
post or transportation company, wheth.
er Incorporated or not, which has
for its object the shipment of freight
and passengers over. Ohio railroads /;
fourth, that it is represented that the
above provisions OF the law arc viola
ted, and directing the Committee on Rail-
roads Of the House to investigate as, to
these alleged violations, with power to
send for persons and papers. The resolu-
tion was laid on the table to be printed.
Abill was introduced 10 strike out the
ten year clause in the act to prevent peo:
pie from Empireism.
In the Senate bills were introduced au-
thorizing Mayors to file vacancies arising
in the Boards Of Common Council, and Ia
allow insurance companies to loan money
on policies. -n.
The resolution offered for sine die ad.
journment on the 4th OF March was laid
on the table.
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arT2 WHEEENG, THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY o. 1872
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, February 21.-D. O. Begg's
oil mandatory, in Cedar street, was
burned this morning, The flames also
spread to the building, occupied by the
statsburg Manufacturing Company and
NE Messrs. Downer y 81. John, Loss, $00,.
The Tammany society met last night,
and decided to take measures for the re.
organization Of the institution. Grand
Sachem Schall was formally reinstated.
The charges against Judge Cardozo.
which the Legislative Committee were
investigating yesterday, related 10 an
alleged violation OF law affecting ha5eas
corpus in a case wherein Judge Cardozo
sent child taken from a house of prosti.
tuition to n Catholic relormatory and re.
fused o hearing to the representation of
the claimant therefor. Tho Court officials
were summoned to testify as to the papers
on file. A number of Wall street brokers
are called upon 10 give evidence as to the
gold suits. Judges Cardozo and Barnard
nave counsel to represent them,
Horace Greeley has withdrawn from the
Bureau OF Migration, but continues to
lend it his aid and cooperation.
The Times says Chair.maker Ingersoll
was in the city yesterday looking alter the
suits against him.
A passenger car on the Delaware &
Lackawanna Railroad, near Binghamp-
ton, was thrown down an embankment
20 feet yesterday morning by reason of q
broken rail. Several were seriously in
jured. .ls, -
AT meeting Of the bar association last
evening q draft of code for adoption by
the legislature was reported. Among the
changes proposed is the abolition OF the
Marine and District Courts and the estab.
llshment in their stead Of Municipal
Court "A resolution was offered to have
Judge McCann's course investigated, but
was not entertained.
y. I. Stewart, republican, has been ap.
pointed Assistant District Attorney in
place Of young Tweed.
Oratorix Woodruff held forth al the
Academy Of Music last night, saying
Christ was communist. The rest Of her
language was of the usual order.
The New York delegates TO the Ma
tional Labor Convention are instructed to
vote for Wendell Phillips for the Presi.
dency. 80
On account ofthe absence of Judge Car.
d6ozo, the Stokes case was adjourned to
Monday next. .....
Foster, the car:hook murderer, was
sentenced to be hanged March 22d. The
prisoners counsel will bring the case be.
fore the Court Of Appeals Of New York.
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For Sale.

C,AIEOFVERY DESIRABLE REAL
. ESTATE-AN EXCELLssSSL SVSiMsS1IS yosssS 10
o.. AM0nJo,sIynei by deed Of assignment rom
w T"ro dstsd January 9TH, 1917, and record
his' i ,ta p6coTdef's office OF Ohio county, west
WIntS ~ 'U bc wilI Oer for sale at public auction,
y, ,Sn i,,nt door Of the Court House ol ONO
county Al0Icsald' oh ,o.o
SATuRDAY, the 18th day OF February, 1877,
-, ,no,ctork A. N. the following described desira
1, ,sSI esLate, tO.Wit: Parts OflOts numbered one
hnndrrd and seventeen Cil7) and hirty'seven ~,
Innate al the corner OF Market alley, on hATkct
sonarc, in tho city Of Wheeling, ONO county,
Wcst Virginia; said property fronting on Market
space twenty (!C feet and hve anu ohSIS ;Ha sC n1
inches, aud running back wcstwArdly Tue bAuS
width to tho depth OF ninety'ionf COD lest. anu
sItuate on the north side OF said alley ahu west
Of said Market space. -,,u
The tcFras OF said sale will DO One.thlEd Of the
DufchAse money cash in hand, one-thlrd ~ Blk
months from tho day OF sale, with interest lhere
on nom said day OF sale, and one'thl IN WE'VE
months nom the day OF sale, with lnteIesI tneIG'
on from said day Of sale the purchaser giving hls
negotiable notes with personal security gatslAc'
tory TO tho undersigned for said deferred install
nents, bnt tho purchaser may pay ms Sid noes'
or any mart thereof lt the time OF sale, thns Stop
plng Interest on tho amount paid on SAID notes,
BGld property will be sold nee rom incnm'
brances, except the right OF dover In expectancy
Of the wife Of said Lane, Whi b right will not
vest until the death Of Lane, and Is Of little con-
sequence and may never vest.
f'hIs property is the most desirable Grocery
stand In this city, having a three story brick
tsniS j. o. PENDLEToN. Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed until 10 o'clock A.
n. SATURDAY, February 9Th, l612.
iebl9 J. o. PRNDLBTON, Trustee.
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6CHARIEsTON.

The Basis of Representation-.Cor-
roboratiVe Evidence Against the
Public Printer.
Special Telegram TO the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 81.
The Convention had quite contest
over the basis Of representation today.
The report of the committee was finally
agreed to.
Five more practical printers were ex-
amined to-day; corroborating the evidence
OF yesterday against the Public Printer.
The Auditor refuses togivc tho attorney
for the prosecution access to the bills of
Printer filed. The committee will de-
mand them tomorrow. The Democracy
are hoping to cut OIL the prosecution by
adjournment next week. H.
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sxponses ,,,.. o. such Commlttee, and there

expenses Of such committee, and there
was no probability that such committee
Woulu serve without the payment Of
expenses The committee further asked
leaVe 70 prepare R'memorial 10 Congress
after the adjournment Of the Convention
70 be presented at future meeting or ~
be len to the discretion OF the committee
and presented TO congress without AMI.
mission to the committee authorizes to
submit memorials. "
A. L. Frazer offered a resolution nett.
doning Congress to pass, at It's present
session, the bill offered by Mr.. Garfield
extending the Jurisdiction of the LIGHT
House Board to the Ohio river. Adopted
Mr. Cooper offered resolution for the
appointment Of Finance Committee TO
provide for the expenses Of the publlca.
ton Of such documents as may be re.
qulred by the Convention. Adopted.
On motion an Executive Committee of
nine were appointed to take charge Of the
subjects presented and continue The work
OF Convention. '.il =
A resolution was adopted to print and
distribute 1000 copies Of the proceedings
oi the Convention.
Adjourned to meet at the call Of the
Executive Committed.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

NEW York, February 21.-The London
Telegraph, Of the 10th, says that the treaty
OF Washington, as interpreted by AmerI.
cans, is one Of unconditional surrender,
such as is only extorted at the point Of the
victors sword. This is plain, natural and
manly ground for rejecting, as intolerably
absurd, the American contentious. Eng.
land is unanimous in rejecting the treaty
in its American sense. No section of the
people are in favor Of acceding to the
United States demand. u
In the Tichborne case, attorney general
Sir John Duke Coleridge, has brought his
address to close, and the examination
OF witnesses Tor the defense has com.
menced. Lord Below was on the stand
to-day, and his testimony was very dam.
aging to the claimant.
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South Carolina Delegation to PhlIa.
delphia.

New York, February 2l.-A Colum.
bia, 80, dispatch says that the election
Of delegates TO the Philadelphia National
Convention, by the Republican State
Convention, last night, resulted in choos.
ing seven white men and seven colored
men, all OF whom, with a single excep'
ton, are oftlceholders. The platform
adopted endorses the administration but
remonstrances against the Federal ap'
pOintments in that State, which, 1t says
were made by the President through mis-.
representations made by Senator Sawyer,
II these ottlce.holders arc not cleaned Out
the delegates will probably vote for the
denomination Of Grant;
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Tho barometer will probably continue
rising, with pleasant weather on Thurs.
day over the lakes, Ohio Valley, and Mid
die and Eastern States. An area Of light
rain will advance by Thursday morning
intosNorth Carolina Partial cloudy and
clear weather, with rising temperature,
will prevail in the Gull States, Rainy
weather in Georgia and Northern Florida,
which will clear away during the night,
Westerly winds will increase in New
England, but diminish from New York to
Wisconsin. An area Of low barometer
will develope on Thursday in the Mis-.
souri, Valley. Dangerous winds are moi
anticipated for Wednesday night, except
possibly, on the gulf coast Of Florida.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 1.-Three assassins of
Generals Lecompte and Thomas will be
executed at five o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing at Satoiry.
A bill has been introduced in the As.
sembly increasing the powers Of the
Government over the press.
Thiers has summoned the principal
Generals togive an account Of the present
state OF feeling in the army,
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The Mexican ReYolution.

MATAMoRAs, February 2l.-Eight thou.
sand revolutionists attacked the city Of
San Louis Potosi on the 1Gth inst, driv.
ing the Government forces within their
barriGades, cutting Oft rcinforcements and
supplies. ~
A conductor with million and a hall
dollars reached the frontier near Camargo,
yesterday, guarded by 800 reyolutionists!
This Is the first specie which has arrived
ont since the commencement Of the revo-
luton. ..r..-
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indianapolis & st. Louis Railroad
Co...Election of Directors.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 21.-The an.
nual meeting OF the Indianapolis & St.
Louis Railroad Company, for the election
Of new board of directors, was held in
this city today, and resulted in the choice
Of the following named persons: Thos.
A. Scott, Of Philadelphia; ]. N. McCul.
Tough and Thos. D. Messler, Of Pittsburgh;
Oscar Townsend and H. B. Hurlburt, oi
Cleveland, and r. w. Woodward, Of In.
dianapolis; The Board was subsequently
organized by electing f. W. Woodward,
PRESIDENT, and E. King, Secretary and
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McKELvEY has laid on our 4ablc that
prince "fMonthlies, Harper's Magazine, for
March. 1t is a number Of unusual ut
fractions, both rs regards matter and
illustration. All the freshest and choicest
periodical literature is to he had of Nc.
KELvEY under NTcLure House, Monroe
Strnnt
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in the Pennsylvania Senate Wednesday q
eommitteewa drawn In the Mcclure Gray con.
test which consists OF three Republicans and
four Democrats. IN.
"A German named Geo. Schnrlder hung him i.
self before day Wednesday morning In Louis.
vile. Aged about forty. Leaves wlio aud four
children. .....
The hGbtGs corpus case, a test OF tho legality
Of the Nebraska Legislature was argued before
the Supreme Court q! that State yesterday. A
dccIton will be given to-day,
The Union Pacific Is reported clear Of SNOW