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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Rorld-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment: No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond Street,
New York. 1anG-d&W
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F. G.. WNSHIP & Cos
"a Monroe Street.
ial2 Sign OF the Big Pitcher.
Valuable Mill and Farm in
Tyler County for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE THE VALUABLE
L Property known as the JUG HANDLE
MILL and FARM, situated on Middle
Island, Tyler county, West Virginia. The
creek makes circuit of three miles and re-
turns within ninety feet of its former cham
mel. There is a channel cut through the
narrowest part, and the Mill Is built within
the cut. There is a ten foot fall without n
dam. The Mill is fifty by thirty feet, three
stories high. The Sawmill is in the lower
story, capable of saving three thousand feet
every twelve hours. The Farm contains
366 acres, in good state of cultivation, well
watered with never-failing springs; three
good orchards Of choice fruit, such rs apple,
pear, cherries and peaches; four dwelling
houses of moderate size and quality, and
three tobacco houses; nearly 80 acres are
cleared and under good fence; fine sugar
camp: timber sufficient for all ordinary
PURPOSES two veins of coal, each ten feet
thick and easy of access, ran through the
farm.
The Mill is situated at the junction Of the
Sistersville and Flint run with the West
Union and Centreville pixies. There Is suf-
ficient water 10 run griSt mill the entire
year, in any season. The country around
Is fertile and will improve, and contains
considerable local wealth.
PRICE, Sl5,U00. For further particulars
address HENRY \. Ky MEX.
MiddlcbOurnc,
ianl2-ega Tyler Co., w. Va.
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Cough No More.

THERE IS NO USE IN IT, WHEN IT
i can be so easily prevented. Buy box
OF Bookings Chlorate Potassa and Wild
Cherry Troches- Use them according TO
directions, and the thingis done.
E. BOOKINGS PHARMACY,
jal0 No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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HORSE SroLrN.-On Thursday night
OF last week, some one entered the
table of Dennis Dorsey, living near
Sheridan, in Union township, and took
therefrom very fine FIVE year old bay
mare. Mr.. Dorsey offers fifty dollars
for the recovery Of the mare and fifty
dollars for the capture of the thief.
Deputy Sheriff Hogan has just returned
from that neighborhood and says the
excitement is very high as this is the
seventh horse stolen from that ridge in
the last few months. The citizens have
organized themselves into q vigilance
committee and say they are determined
to break up this horse stealing if they
have to lynch every lawless scoundrel
in the country.-Mo,mdsmls Reporter.
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NOTICES..
BenwOOd Iron Works.

WHEELING, Jan. 8, 1872.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company, and the
election of Board of Directors, will be-
held at the office OF the company, No
Quincy street, city of Wheeling, on TUES.
DAY, 23d day of January, Isl, at O'Clock
p. NJ. ALONZO DORlNG, Secry.
lang
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Notice..
Stolen.

STOLEN,
JNROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE
Il night OF the 4th OF January, BAY
MARE, five years old next spring. one hind
foot II white above the pasture Joint the
mare Is sixteen hands high and weighs
about thirteen hundred pounds. ! will give
$500 reward for the recovery OF the maze
and $500 for the conviction Of the Thief.
DENNIS DORSEY,
Sherrard Postofllcc, MARSHALL Co., VIVA
iaB-ra
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1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and is
endorsed by all who have used IL as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give 1t trial. Sold by all druggists.
M'CABE, KRAFT & CO., Proprietors,
nol7-egtb Wheeling, West va.
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ICE! IUE!! ICE!!!

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
i old customers, and the public gene
rally, that he has secured q splendid supply
of pure THREE NILE ICE" which he
viii deliver to customers during the COM
ing summer, at the lowest market rate.
Make your orders early.
Janll GEO. SCHELLHASE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeling Gymnastic Association

THERE WILL BE A STOCKHOLDERS
meeting at our room on nextTUESDAY
EVENING at N o'clock. Object: To hear
and act upon the report Of Committee on
Rules p. p. HALL,
fal5-r President.
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WOULD INFORM MY FRIENDS
and the public generally that have opened
n new shop, at No. ~ Market street Ham.
ilton's Block, where propose 10 carry on
the business OF Plumbing, Gas and steam
Fitting and Brass Founding, and would be-
pleased TO receive share OF the patronage
Of my friends. J. Il. HUGHES.
janS-h
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Always Get the Best.

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRoN-
CHITIS, &C., Is
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CoLUMBUs, o., April e5.-The sdhate
to-day refused to suspend the rules for
taking up the Mcdowell liquor bill. The
vote stood 1S to 18. The number OF Dem
ocrats in favor Of it was IA; Republicans,
4; opposed, Democrats, 3; Republicans, 10.
1t requiring two.thirds vote the motion
was lost The bill authorizing the aban.
donment OF the association Of the Ohio at
Cleveland, passed the House this morning
by a vote oil 93 to 10. T. -
In the House Ia. day, the Senate amend.
ments to the House bill to apportion the
State into Congressional districts, which
passed the Senate yesterday, were disa-
greed to bya vote of-yeas 81; nays 69.
all the Republicans but twenty voted
against concurrence, and all the Demo.
Gratis except five in favor. 70 F'a 1i.s5
In the Senate bill was introduced to
provide for imprisonment N work.
house for not more than two years nor
less than six months, Of any persons be-
coming intoxicated so as to be disabled
from pursuing his ordinary vocation or
taking care OF his family, or while intoxi.
Gated, assaulting or abusing any other
person, ..-r nv. .sr,.rsrr-sz ..H,rv.ra.
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Willing to withdraw In
direct Cl0Ims.

NAGSb NluAIuba
NEW YORK, April 25.-A Washington
special says that Secretary Fish Is willing
to agree to the withdrawal ol the indirect
claims If the international law be accept.
ed by both nations and made part of
the treaty of Washington, that no country
shall be liable for consequent or indirect
damages for injuries inflicted on the com.
merce OF friendly powers at war with
each other. 1t is doubtful, however,
whether the President will consent to
this.
John Jay Knox was confirmed yester.
day by the Senate, and took the official
oath to-day, and enters on his duties as
Comptroller Of Currency at once. us
The Committee on Elections to-day,
in the case Of Geddings against Clark
from Texas, refused an application of
Clark for an extension Of time to take
the testimony. The Committee will pro.
coed with the case on Its merits Monday.
There are now more contested cases,
Whittemore against Herndon, Of Texas,
Neblack against Walls of Florida = and
Bowen against Delarge, OF South Caro-.
lima. The only documents In the posses.
sion ol the Committee Of Foreign Affairs
on the Alabama question are the United
State case and counter case against Great
Britain. They have called Tor a copy Of
the British counter case. "Hl1
The United States Agricultural Society
are resuming active operations. Ameet-
ing Of the members has been called to
meet in this city on May 25th, when a
programme for future action will besub-
mitted by the Executive Committee.
The Soldiers National Cemetery at
Gettysburg has been transferred to the
care and control Of the government, and
Superintendent has been appointed by
the Secretary OF War to take charge Of It.
The remains Of the Confederate dead In.
tered in Gettysburg viii be removed to
Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond, A
statue Of Gen. Reynolds will be placed In
the Gettysburg Cemetery in June.
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I. o. o. F.
Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge
Of West Virginia.

Gfanu EncampmentanuG GFhnu Lodge
of West Virginia.
C1ARKsBURo, April 25, 1872.
Especial Telegram to the Intelligeneer,)
The Grand Lodge met this morning In
Odd Fellows Hall, pursuant to adjourn
ment. After transacting all unfinished
business, the following officers were cleo.
ted and Afterwards duly installed: Wheel
er Reeves, Grand Master; Daniel 8.
Reutch, D. G. Master; Q. P. snider, Grand
Warden; Thomas G. Steele, Grand secre.
tary; W. R. Kelley, G. Treasurer; B. Ty.
son Harmer, G.. Chaplain; G. B. Thomas,
G. Marshal; Cyrus Vance and Peter Oar.
nell, Representatives to the Grand Lodge
Of the United States.
The Grand Chaplain then solemnly en-.
gagged in prayer, after which the Grand
Lodge adjourned sine die.
The next communication will be held in
Wheeling, on the fourth Tuesday in April,
1873.
The Grand Encampment elected the
following officers: Cyrus Vsnce, Grand
Patriarch; John F. Smith, Grand High
Priest; @. W. Hassner, Grand Warden; d.
A. Uthman, Grand Scribe; Henry seamon,
Grand Treasurer; Daniel Mayors, Grand
Junior Warden; George Edwards, Repre-.
sentative to the Grand Lodge OF the Uni.
ted States. s.f
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Executlon at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., April 25.-John Cooper,
mulatto, who murdered Jas. H.SRmg,
. 'colored tinsmith, last November, was
hung in this city today at 10 O'Clock.
On the Scaffold Cooper made few re.
marks, saying he was sorry for what he
had done, and was prepared to die. Rev.
Mr.. Cooley addressed the spectators, say.
Ing that the prisoner had desired him to
say that the two great causes that led him
TO the scaftold were his frequent giving
way TO his passions and the habit Of
drinking intoxicating liquors. Through
out his confinement, and up to his last
moments, Cooper maintained q stolid In
difference to his fate. Probably hun.
dred persons witnessed the execution.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 25.-The friends of The
ministry In the new Cortes held a meetipS
last night, which was presided over bS
Admiral Topette. The object Of The
meeting was to assure the government 81
sympathy and support In It's struggle with
the SinsurrectionlStS. Senior sogSsta was
present and made fiery speech, demand.
Ing TO be placed at a post Of the greatest
danger. Marshall Serrano and Senior Ro.
sas also made addresses full Of. patriotic
enthusiasm and loyalty. it-H
PARIS, April 95,-The Spanish mails
have not come 10 hand Today. The
UHIHerse and Li6erte announce that Don
Carlos has crossed the frontier, and Is
now In Spain at the head Of 10000 men.
The same Journals say that perfect un.
derstanding exists between the Carllsts
and Republicans. The former arc to
draw the troops into the open country and
leave the towns defenceless against the
Republicans, who are to rise against the
government on the frat Of MAY In all
parts Of Spain. Only two Of Isabella's
Generals have Joined the lnsurrection,
and the French legitimatists hold aloot
from this last daring scheme of Don
Carlos. ... " -. :. :.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, April 25.-Aa communication
was received In the House this morning,
from Comptroller Green, urging the ne.
cessity Of the passage Of q bill to make o
provision for the local government OF
New York, for the year 1879, and provide
for the settlement Of the claims against
the same. On motion the bill was imme-
diately passed, and goes to the Governor
Tor his aignatpre. i'ss r.g.IH EgC
The bill providing previous formation
on reports from newspapers shall not pre-.
clude the juror from swearing in the
Criminal Court, passed the Senate to-day
and goes to the Governor for hissignature.
The bill allowing legal voters in towns to
decide question Of licensing the sale Of
liquors was defeated byten' 70 fifteen. ="
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, April o5.-Wm. II. Tay.
lor, Edward Kelley and Timothy O'Con.
ner were arrested In Brooklyn Yesterday,
lor attempting to kidnapp a child. The
attempt, was made in day light IN a
crowded street, in the presence Of thous.
ands Of people. Kelley Is the father Of
the child and had commenced suit for
It's recovery from It's grandparents TO
whom 1t was entrusted by Its mother.
The testimony OF Horace Greeley waa
taken yesterday in regard to his knowl.
dge Of the relations between Jay Gould
and Lord Gordon, to be used IN further
proceedings. In the case pending be.
tween Gould and Gordon, Gfeeley's testi.
mony Is not important, except as show.
ing the relations between the parties.
Greeley had talk with Gordon about
Erie matters, Gordon informed him he
held a'large amount Of Erie stock and
could control much more. He had seen
IN Gordon's hands, the resignation Of Jay
Gould as President OF Erie. He had
come from Philadelphia with Col. T. Al.
scott, and introduced him to Gordon:
did not participate in the operations re.
gardlng the control oil Erie, but heard
portions OF the conversations on the sub.
ject and made some suggestions. ~
Mr.. Bennett, Jr.'s, Yacht Dauntless sai,s
on Saturday for Europe. The Sappho
and Dauntless will probably cruise up the
Baltic and through the Mediterranean In
company.
In Jersey City last evening a German
oPr conductor named Kent made a des.
perate effort to shoot another conductor
named Koch, when the latter fell teipninr
death, though unhurt, and Kent then shot
himself, inflictinga mortal wound Fam.
NY troubles are the cause Of the deed.
IRe body OF woman with a newly
born child, was found this morning il
jersey City, and with the two bodies was
ner child seven years old The woman
died In child birth, and the infant from
neglect There was no furniture In the
room, and the whole appearance Of the
place indicated extreme destitution.
The Book Committee Of the Methodist
BOOK concern met to-day, but the report
Of the expert appointed q year ago to ex.
anime the affairs Of the Concern was NOT
ready. An extension Of time was granted
Tor It's presentation. f516
A large number Of witnesses have been
secretly examined in the old revenue cases
before Mr. Drew, special U. 8. Attorney.
and It Is reported that the next grand Jury
Is 70 bring In great many indictments.
Thestokes trial will be again postponed
Tomorrow. Ttff'S'
The Hercules Life Insurance Company
has been declared bankrupt, It not having
five dollars in the treasury. T'7'
John Mcdonnell, who 1t Is alleged shot
McNally, a Tammany inspector, Tuesday,
has been arrested and held to await the
result ofMcNally's injuries.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 25.-It is rumored that
Duke de Moilles is to be Minister to
Washington, while Jules Ferry will go to
Rio de Janiero as Minister from France
to Brazil. '. - s. 1-.s srr...
Arrangements are being made by the
American residents here 10 givean enter.
tainmentin honor Of Miss Nellie Grant
during her stay here. It will be given at
the Grand Hotel.
MARsEILlEs, April 25.-An Australian
bark, with a cargo Of 1900 cases Of Be.
troleum, took fire last night, in the midst
Of the crowded shipping In port. Through
the energy OF the officers and crew OF the
burning gvessel was Isolated, and an ex.
tenstve couaagfatlon avoided. Ths pre.
feet and merchants d Marseilles have re-.
turned thanks to the officers Commanding
the American feet.
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Fire at Harrisburg.

HARR1sBuRa, PA, April 25.-The Car
Manufacturing Company's extensive car
works, in this city, with all It's builings,
were burned this afternoon. The fire is
supposed 10 have been caused by o spark
from passing locomotive. The loss Is
estimated at $500, 900, with an insurance
Of $1S5O00!H Over 900 hands were EN-.
ployed by the company. The Superin.
tendent announces that work will be com.
menced on the new buildings immedi-
ately, and that all the workmen will have
employment, .2s1+A 500 i'S sa&
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The Cook County
Womans' Suffrage Associ9tlon held It's
annual meeting to-day. Mrs. E. G.
Loomis being chosen President, It was
voted to send delegates TO the National
Convention at steinway Hall, on May
9th, and to instruct them to take only
such action as should respect the indie.
pendence Of this association onall social
questions. E
Juigler's vinegar works, at Crystal
Lake, was burned this morning. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. -
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LoIlUIsYILLE..7 3

'Loutsy1L1E, April .95.-The body of a
man, supposed from papers found on his
person TO be VIM. Crawford, Of Brandon.
burg, KY, was found yesterday evening
floating in q skin in the Ohio river, oppo-
site Rome, Perry county, Indiana. The
man had been shot through the head ap-
parently not long before he,was found. ]
Gen. J. Q. McFerrar, US. Al, diedsud-
denly at his headquarters this morning
The United States mail line steamers
will carry. delegates and visitors to the
Cincinnati Convention at five dollars for
the round trip, including betths and state
rooms. The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
charges the same price for the round trip
lncluulng transfers. s,f..ii5i ~ 1ia5isf :. y 4
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Murderons Outage Near Cairo.

oLrRo,g Ill, April s5.-on Monday
night disguised party went to the house
OF Isaac Varcel near Herritt,s. Prairie,
Williamson county, and siezed and took
him to the woods and hung him. The
same party, a few weeks ago, served upon
Vsrcel written orders threatening him
with the fate above recorded In case Of
his failure to obey them. The contents OF
the order is not stated. s.Varcel was an
old man Of rs, and was quite wealthy.
The outrage has created great excitement
throughout the county. e,14al
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cairo DeIegatlon for CIncinnnlI.

CAmo, LII, April 25.-At mass meet.
ing OF the Republicans here to-day, the
following delegates from tho 18th Con.
gresslonal district, was nominated for The
Cincinnati Convention: D. Garter, .. s,
.Wickwire, Jno. T, Rennle, Geo. Morris,
Edward Shipper, E. W. Lower, Robt'
Herman. Edward Terpenltz, B. NJ. sharp
and E. V. Pierce. The meeting was adj.
dressed tonight by Gen. Dllger and Mr..
Overdortf, Of Springfield.
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KENTUCKY.
A Negro Family Driven Away by
--.. .{a,..st Rnffana.fH ..fEr@gt

a.E INFa'tI, 4fsHssAs4Ssg tstFsgrst
LOUISVILLE, April GA special 70 the
Chronicle says: "On Saturday night q
party OF fifteen disguised men went to q
house few miles from Frankfort, occu,
pied by colored people, and demanded
admittance. This being refused, they be.
gan 10 beat the doors, whereupon, one Of
the inmates fired a pistol through the win
dow and ran out Of the back door, but
was shot in the right arm and severely
wounded. The other man seeing resist
ance useless opened tho door, when the
MOB rushed In and dragged him out and
peat him IN q brutal manner, and with
threats OF death ordered him 10 leave
the country. The next day they, packed
up their things and went to Frank iort iof
saiety," ~ sl.'Si GS9I Slf7,s5 :
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A DIFErDRNT youth was paying his I'D,
dresses to. "a gay lass Of the country, who
had long deSpalred Of bringing things 10
crisis. he called one day when she was
alone. After setting the merits Of tho
weather, the girl said, looking slyly into
ms lace; .El. ..Hl. E.Tl . alIr
J. Il dreamed Of you last night"
ibid your Why, now!' ~ ..s
AYES; l dreamed that you kissed me-"
why, nowE What did you dream
your mother sald?" -.aI
"Oh, ! dreamed she wasn't OF home"
A light dawned on the youths intel.
lect, q singular sound broke the stiffness,
and'in few weeks they were married.
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The lowest barometer will probably
move eastward over the lake region, &C.
companied by brisk southwesterly winds
from Lake Michigan eastward TO Lake
Ontario, shifting to brisk and ,highinorth.
westerly winds over Lakes Michigan,and
Superior during the evening. and over
Lake Huron and the lower lakes Friday
morning, Cloudy and threatening wealth.
er with possibly rain win prevail from the
Ohio valley TO the lakes, extending over
the Middle and New England States on
Friday. Partially cloudyi-but pleasant
weather with southeEly winds Is probable
for the Southern States, Cautionary'sig.
mails are ordered yior Milwaukee, ioseo.
Grand Haven, Detroit and Toledo. .tifi
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PITTsBURlGH.

PTTsBuReH, April 25.-In the United
States District Court, in the case OF G..
". n. Yost, indicted for perjury, in Civ.
ing testimony In an interference case pend.
ing before the Commissioner Of Patents,
Q verdict Of guilty was rendered this
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mil at the head OF Wheel.
Ing Island lS offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. This Mil Is capable OF cutting from 5000
TO 10000 feet per day, and has the best Log HAr.
Dor known. Also q acre Lot In the town Of
MArtInsierry will be sold separately or In eonnec
ton with the Mil. This Lot 10 situated short
distance above the Furnace and 10 splendid To-
cAllty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldIngs. For particulars, enquire on theptem.
lees, or Of
Cor. Of Walnut and Second sts., Wheeling Island.
aON
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FOREIGN.
IRELAND.
obsequles OF the Late Gov. General
L L. L-L-r lof Inhin.- -l u

ODsGqulob VI bue AhI6 0ONs GeueIHl
e. - UlaE,t of India. AZ
DUBLIN, April 2S.-The obsequies Of
the late Viceroy and Governor General Of
India, Earl Mayo, took place to-day. The
remains were landed from the steam
yacht EnchantresS, this morning, and
brought to the city In special train. An
imposing funeral procession nearly mile
In length, consisting Of the principal Off.
cers Of the government and o detachment
OF regular troops and many city societies
was formed and passed through the prin.
cipal streets, which was crowded with
dense masses Of sympathiSing spectators.
Conspicuous In the funeral cortege were
the Marquis Of Lorne, representative Of
Her Majesty the Queen, Carl Spencer
Lord, Lieutenant at the head Of 0
brilliant staff, and the Mayor and corpo.
ration Of the city Of Dublin. The re.
mains will be taken to the family seat Of
the deceased for final interment.
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PrrTsBuRGu, April 25s.-C Clear. Mo.
nongahela five feet eight inches and fall.
Ing slowly. River stationary above.
CINCINNATI, April "a. River twenty.
three feet and falling
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-River falling
with nine feet six inches In canal and
seven'teet sir inches In chute. Clear and
warm. Business good. q
NAsHyILLE, April s26.-Riyer falling
with seven and q half feet on Harpeth
Shoals, Weather clear and warm.