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MAYoRALry or NEW ORLEANS,


]
mo. Decentralization Series.1
Ressiced, That permission be and is here
by granted to William Henderson to re-
move his sugar refinery from the corner of
Girod and Peters streets to the Pelican
Warehouse. on Commerce. between Girod
and Notre Dame streets; reyocable at the
pleasure Of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans. July %, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDr. Secretary.
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2aE STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS-No. 43!ll.
lDow J. c. DE At. BONES VS.. HER CREDITORS

fNlHE CREDITORS OF THE PETITIONER ARE
Abst, ESQ. notary public in this citv, No. 10
CustOmhOuse treet, on Monday August 81. 1875 at
~ 4. H.. for the pu' pose Of celebrating on the
affairs OF said pe titiOner for respite and in the
meal time all Judicial proceedings against her per-
son and property are sta, ed.
BY order Of Court July 20, 1875.
iN2l ana q I'm DRRYaIS Clo,h
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AUCTION SALES,
BY q. Do Ferret 4 Co.
SUCCESSION OF EUGENE La SERI.

Second District Court fer the Parish Of Orlsans-
No. 81 49I.
DY &. DE fEK1ET q CO.-JOHN
ID G. Monrose. Anct0neer : Oftce No. SO
ROval street.-THURaDAY.J July 20, 1875 at twelve
o'clock b at the Merchants aud Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street. between Custonshouse and
Cansl streets, will be sold, at public auction. by
virtue of Osd-r from the Hon. A L. 1issot, judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of or.
leans dated July ., 1875, to W.T.
EIGAT BONDS, issued BY the State Of Texas
numbered resp+ ctiveiy 6462, 6i63 6t64 6.65 G466
6467, 646s, 646s, each for one hundred dollars.
Terms-Cssh On the spot. ivlS 1929
.l,(,II ,IQ1 0E En ElliIa %
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STEAMBOATS,,

STEAMBOATS,,
no. VOk GRAND Isle:
,E@n.h The steamer
MINNIE.
g Drawing thirteen inches light,
GUS RICHARDS, Master; A. P. TROUSDALE, Clerk
Will leavs the head of Harvey's Canal on TUES.
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY o: every week
during the season II A. NJ for Grand Isle going
through in daylight Passengers will take the
TchOupibOuas streSt cars the ferry ut LOuisianS
avenue at Z A. NJ.
The Minnie will return on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
and MOADAY. arriving at p. NJ.
Fare each way o. so
Th- Minnie will positivsly land her Dasse nsers at
tho hotel wharf
For further information apply to
hITE CABIN, Agents.
jy3 Pm No. Thou pitouias street.
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BY G. Z. GirardeY.
SECOND And LAST ADJUDICATION Oh TWELVE
MONTHS BOND.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN TRAIHOR AED HIS WIFE,,
MARY KEARNY.
Second District Court for the Perish Of Orlssue-
No. So SAT.


pY G. z. GIRARDEY, AUCTfONERR-
- Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY, July 81
1875, at twelve O'clock n, at the st. Charles
suction Exchange. will be sold at public auc.
ton, to the highest and last bidder, BY virtue
OF an order FROM the Hon. H. L. TissOt, judge of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated the twenty third Of March, 1874, and rem.
dered III the above entitled matter
r. CEsTAlN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
BY Clara North PoydTas, Psrdido and willow
streets measuring 81 feet front Clara str et by
40 feet il depth, together with al the improve.
mente thereon, rights, ways and servitudes there
unto beler gin, or in snywise appertaining.
This being the second and FINAL adjudication,
the property viii he sold to the last aud highest
bidder; The purchaser to furnish his bond at twelve
months. vth good security and mortgage on the
property eeld. bearing all usual clauses Of eight
per cent Der Annum intereAt, five per cent attor-
Deys fees i'll event Of suit to enforce the payment
OF same; keep the property insured and transfer
the policy to the holder OF the note; the purchaser
to assume the payment over aud above the price
OF adjudication. all the taxes ayable in 1874 and
1875, aud up to the sale.
Act of Gale at che purchasers expense, before ".
}. Castell Eco. notary public. jy16 l12431
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET LAGUANS WIFH
4
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AUCTION SALES.

D. Plscide ). Speas.
RICH JEWELS.
70 RELIEVE A PRIVATE PLEDGE.
QY RLAClDE .. SPAR. AUCTIONKEh-
- ONCE No. 46 Exchange alley.-SATURDAI
July 81, 1875. at l2l5 P. H., will DO sold ct the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, On Royal,
between Genial and CustomhOuse streets Without
reserve or limit to relieve . private pledge
Ono pair rich Diamond BrAcsletA
Quo rich Diamond Cross
One pair rich Solitaire Diamond Ear SiuQe weight
SO carats.
Six pSrs rich Cluster and Solitaire Ear-rings
One Diamond Solitaire Bing csrats less 1872
Five Cluster and Solitaire Diamond RngA
One Gold Watch, S. FOurnier's make, iadepen.
dent second, very fne.
One splendid stem vnder God Watch.
Six heavy Gold Chains Vaiies' Gold Watches,
ladies' Geld Watches stem winders 10 English
patent levers 2 splendid large Oil Paintings,
large and heavy Silver Plated Walters, I DiaMond
Ring, carats
large lot of Table Siverwa4e.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
r. S.-Tne above articles can bs seen at tho auc.
tioneei's Office, Friday, July 80, from II 4. NJ 70
+. NJ jy28
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LEGAL NOTICES.:

eUPhk4k COURT OFTHk STATE OF kOUISIANA
WILLIAM DxNNISsOk vs.. THOMAS McCoR
mack ct al-K0 A405.
IN MOTION OF B. c. ELLIOTT, ESQ, OF
" counsel for the defendants and appellees, anC
on showing to The court the plaintiff and appel
liant has died pending this Appe q. that bis legal
representatives are not known to the mover and
nave not made themselve parties herein, 1t is or
aonea Oy tne court that the appeal in this cause be
dismissed IN default Of the appearance Of said
proper representatives within three months from
the publication of thu motion and order
hereby certifs the foregoing to be q true and
faithful extract from the minutes OF this hOuOra.
BILE court Of the ninth day Of April, 4. D. 1875.
In testimony whereof have hereunto aet nv
city Of New Orleans, this thirtieih day Of April,
in the year of eur Lord one Thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy five.
jy27 aus 30 JOHN ". HOWELL Clerk,
IN THE DIsrRlCT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF l. ". Holman L CO.. ISAAC
W Holman aud +. Roman, Bankrupts-In
Bankruptcy, 40. I476.
V1NHE SECOND GENERAL MEETING OF THR
i creditors of the above estate will be held at
the office of g. 8. Kellogg. of the registers in
bankruptcy. Cust0mhOuse bnildng at the CITY of
New Orleans. on THURSDAY, August H. 1875 at
twenty.seventh section Of the bankrupt act of
March !: 1867.
JOHN q. RAREsHIDE.
Jy1S ~ aul IL Assignee.
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FROM BARRAECAs.-Dl. Haustin SAlO-
mon, . Louisiana graduate il medicine,
won't over to Pens acola and Barrancas SOW.
eral days ago on hearing that yellow fever
was increasing. HE father received . let
Ter from him him yesterday, and bis report
is hopeful one. He asserts that there ia
no doubt about the disease being yello y
fever, but 10 of opinion that It can be made
to yield without much trouble: indeed, he
thinks that the worst is already past.
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CHANGE IN THE POsTOFFICE.- -AlthOugh
it WAS considered that the recent improve
aents in our Postofice we're quite perfect,
it 10 now found that few internal oh anges
may be advantageously made. The lad les
delivery is too small. and a. that apartment
can easily be enlarged. an alteration will be
perfected soon. That which is now q hall
wav or corridor in front of the ladies' de-
livery will be petitioned of, providing am
pie room. The money order and registry
Offices will undergo considerable changes.
and the workmen will begin operations at
onca
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'TICE TOCITY TAXPAYERS OF 1873.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
City Hall, New Orleans, July 81 1875. s
Until AUGUST /, 1875, CITY TAKES OF hts
- may bo paid in tins office without further
costa. I'D. PlLSBURY,
jy2l lot Administrator of Finance.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEASE OF CITY
WATERWORkS.

DEPARTMENT OF WArERwORKs AND PUBLrc}
Buildings, New Orleans, June 10, 1875. s
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- tho Office of the undersigned until August
10. 1875, at IL for the lease of the City Water
works and accOmpanv ing franchises in coniOrmit,
with ordinance No. BIAS, Administration series
adopted on the fifteenth of June. 1875. Partie
desiring copies OF the ordinance IN pamphlet Ca
be supplied by addressing -
Administrator of WaterwOrks and Public Bald
ing, room No. %, City Hall. New Orleans
Louisiana. jel3fd
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while asleep if some of its worse spifits
did not occasionally draw blood. Gustave
Mitchell was not entirely pleased with his
wife's actions, so he fastened his hands TO
solid club and she travelled, but not 30 fast
that bullet sent by Gustsve did not over
take her. The loving husband WAS kindly
escorted to Jail.
RATHER DIE THAN SrEAL.-f eseefday
morning Lizzie Ktapper. . passab1y falr
locking young woman, about seventeen
years old, was at the head Of Gravier street,
and her actions indicated that she intended
to end her days by jumping into the river:
a lad interfered, and she walked of fast
and excited, going toward the New basin.
On the way Officer McAlpine's attention
was attracted, and he questioned her. She
said that she was tired Of living, and in
tended TO drown herself, as her mother
treated her brutslly and wanted her to
steal. The officer believing her story, took
her in charge and informed Judge Evans.
The girl told wofull story of her wrongs,
declaring that her condition of life was
unbearable. The mother was not there to
tell the other side, so Lizzie was sent to the
House of the Good Shepherd, which seemed
to please her. On the other hand, her rela-
tives assert that she lately stole money and
other articles from q neighbor, was caught
in it and acknowledged her guilt. Her
home is on Rampant, near Gravier street.
LET THERE BE AN CONFERENCE.-The
old fruit ring dies hard, disliking to give
up single dollars worth to irregular mer-
chants. Ga the arrival of the morning train
s0n the jackson road . number Of the old
monopolists intimidsted transient purenas-
Ars, and 90 not q single box of fruit was dis
posed of at the time If this is to be the
programme, it should be made known, in
order that others may have . shuttle in that
little game. Perhaps the police would like
TO get into that box.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-The several recorders
are slow in handing in their little collections
Tor last week. Judge Staes reports $39;
Judge Adams ~ 50.
Jack Williams, Teddy Monahan and Jack
Hartness were yesterday examined by
Judge Evans for robbing three drug stores
rs the evidence was not precisely in their |
favor, they must 60 to the Superior Crlmi-
nal CourG.
Sarah Reed, alias Gregg, travels the
same Aowery path for stealing diamonds |
from her employer.
The two men who were recently arrested !
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GUARANTEEING THE STEAMSHIP LIzzIE.-
Information reached this city yesterday
from Pensacola that the steamship Lizzie
Captain N. c. Felsher. had left Barrsnc as
with large number of United States sail
ors, who were sick with yellow fever. On
this DR.. White asked Superintendent loan
to furnish few officers to prevent the
Lizzie entering the New canal yesterday
evening. The vessel had got inside before
the officers arrived, and it was de6n itely
learned that the sailors had not been at
Rarrancas and were taken on board at the
navy yard, all having clean bill Of health
The captain was permitted to land. The
seilors we're placed in three furniture carts
saa are now on board the CanOaicus.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tue UNION FOREVER:
E. II. FLYNN & CO.,
Stall No. SIS. French Vegetable Market,
Will supply all Government Officers, either in
the Army or in the Navy, and satisfaction guar
anteed. Will fill all bills for companies in the
Army messAs in the Navy
PRODUCE AND VEGETABLE DEALERS,
No. SIS French Market.
United we stand, divided we fall jy7 Inn
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A TEAM FOB No. .l3.-Pefsevefanoe hiss
purchased new team foe its steamer, AZ d
broke it in by practice. Both animals are
A No. l, from Kentucky. One is aame d
Walter, in compliment to Mr.. D. Owen j.,
ami the other Frank McElroy, ia compl j.
ment to . very worthy and ancient member
whose nSMe shall not be mentioned.
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for passfDg Mexican gold oaaoss, declared
to be spurious, were yesterday discharged
by Judge Evans, ~ there vas ne evidence
to show that they intended 10 commit =
crime.
Some person who Wished to 90 up ia .
balloon stole . wooden ecreea from the
corner of Camp and Common streets sssly
yesterday morning.
The cutter Dix and her jolly Grew hsd
not arrived last evening.
Nothing about the asssssia of II. J. Bow
den, although search has been industrious
~ made.
GONE ABROAD-The crininol sheriff Of
this perish. Mr.. William Pagan, vent hence
yesterday, strange countries for to see, and
% this is about the first trip he has had
since tho war it is hoped he will be treated
kindly. He will take in Niagara Falls, Sar
atogs, New York and other villsges, and
see oil the sights worth seeing.
DRrADEs MARKET.-The bids for the sale
of the Dryades Market for tho term Of five
months we're opened yesterday in tho
Mayors parlor. They were oaly four IN
number, as follows: Thomas Pickles, e2O55;
B. Matharon, S2l75; 6. G. Alexis, el525; A.
Soule, $1,000.
No deposit accompanied tho bid Of Mr..
Soule, and it was therefore not considered.
No determination was reached on the bids,
but Mr.. Mathsron was informed by Ad-
ministratOr Landry that his was the high
est bid, and tho rest of the Administrators
would come to conclusioR before Friday
morning. At that time it would be an
nounced whether his bid would be &C.
cepted or not.
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RIVERS.
An ARRAY at Monroe.

ARelOw high water marh Of 1874.
below bench mark.
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By O. Valeton.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTI.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES F. POREE AND HIS
WIFE.
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Second District Court tor the Parish OF OrlesaA
No. 81 l67.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROwNLEE

Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orlean
No. 38,05l.
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By Nash q Hodgson.
ASSIGNEk'S SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THR THIRD DISTRICT
OF THIS CITY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF
LOUIS STERN l. BROTHERS.
District Court Of the United States Of America for
the Dist riot of LOusiaua--NO l3i3.
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az TO S2O PER DAY, At HOME.
Del Terms4ree. address @. STINSON l. co.
Portland, Maine mv29 d&wlv
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SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS DACIYR.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesn
No. $500
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

The Principals' Association met in
regular session at 10 o'clock in the Nor
NAL School Building, with President
Sherwood In the Chair and the Sec
retary, Mr.. Burnett, at his post.
Seventy members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Sands, OF the Committee on Read.
Ing, presented the following report:
Whereas, The proper sound of certain
vowels in class OF words, chiefly mono
sylables, ending in If, fl, So, st, SIX, SD,
with few in nee and mt, are not recog.
nized by many Of our teachers in their
Instructions; therefore,
Resolved, That we, the principals,
recognizing the authority of the two lead
ing dictionaries for maintaining the
above pronunciations, pledge our United
efforts in securing such pronurciations
in the schools under our charge.
Resolved, That such desirable result
can only be secured by the cordial and
earnest support and corporation OF the
Superintendent OF Schools.
Resolved, That we regard Reading as
being one OF the most important branches
OF study taught in the Public Schools.
and one demanding, in an eminent de.
gree, culture and faithful study on the
part of The teachers.
A motion was made to vote separately
upon the report as amended.
On putting it to vote, the preamble to
The report and the different resolutions
were lost.
After motion to meet in two weeks
from date at the Superintendent's office
at the Public Library, the Society ad-
journed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

NEW YOnK. April 3.-Fl0ur steady ana ia
moderate demand: super fine Western and Statat
IA 5tg4 TO; common TO good extra, "a 950s 10
good to choice, IS 1906 As; white wheat West
ern extra, 70 6O(g6; extra Ohio, "a 95(gG 6s; ~
Louis, s696 Rye flour steady at 81 0OQ1S n
Corn meal firm and in fair demand at A4s.
Wheat dull and heavy: No. spriax,
s. 2s9l 2S: No. . spring, = 12@l Is; No I
Chicago. l5h@l 1s; No. Northwest, 81 i7ae
! IS; Nc. 2 milwaukee,, M171s09l 90; nngradod
Iowa and Minnesota eciing, 81 l1@i "a: Rininr
red Western, 81 25gl Is; amber Western, 81 -
G1 ~; white Western, 81 8OtD1 40. Rye Quiet
at 90ds1 OIL. Barley scarce and firm: Can
ada West held at 81 IS Malt quiet and fr,a.
Corn easier: mixed w esteIn, S6x S7kc; rel
low do. 87h(4S8c. Oats scarce and frrner;
mixed Western, 69g7lc; white Western. W
(gT3c.
Hay firm at T0t8 c.
Coffee firm and IN good demand: Rio, 16Kc.
in gold.
Sugar arm rair to good refining, TXGt,<c.s
prime, 8k0; refined firm at 9X(1i0Xc.; ceneri-
fugal, 7TMsc.; Muscovedo, 7x@SXc. Mo,as-
ses quiet and firm.
Rice quiet and steady.
Petroleum steady: refined. 14xc: crude, Txc.
Resin dull at ~ 0502 12x, strained. Spirits
turpentine dull at $50.
Eggs steady: Western, 211t23c.
Pork nrm: new mess, so 65QD2l. Beef IN
changed. Gut meats quiet Middles qaist: Z
long clear, 91A@l1kc: short clear, iac. Lard
frmer: prime steam, AIa145{c.
Butter nrm: Western, EtG2Sc- Cheese hnm
at 1OGSl6kc-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
st, liking Items.

BANGOR, PA, April 3.-A brutal out.
rage has been committed by the Welsh
miners on strike on VIM. Hughes, a
miner who refused to quit work. They
Diackened their iaces, surrounded his
house at midnight, dragged him from
Ded through the snow, and beat him
nearly to death with clubs, infiicting in
Iurles likely to prove fatal.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April 3.-No serious
outbreak OF miners occurred Yesterday.
but an Insecure feeling continues, AZ
Shamokin the excitement is at fever
heat. The strikers have completed their
work in the mines and ceased work at
Centralia. Incendiarism was attempted
Mt Tuscarora, but was fortunately un-
successful. Bands cf armed and un-
armed men are wandering around, and
assaults and depredations are not unfre-
4uent. The Workingmen, the strikers
official organ, calls upon them to pre-
serve peace and quietness until the end.
which is believed to be near, when a vie
tory for the strikers is predicted.
NEW YORK, April 3.-The President of
Ehe Welsh Laborers' Benevolent Assoc-
alton publishes an appeal to the strikers
70 observe law and order.
Z 4fHILADELPHIA. April 3.-General Sieg.
fried, commanding The division of State
militia here, has received dispatch
!rom CHIEF Burgess Helffs;e en-, of Shame.
kin, asking military protection against
ne raiding miners. Siegfried replied.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

The prayer meeting at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms to-day was well attended and the
exercises were interesting and instruc-
tive. Mr.. Bliss presided and took the
word praise for the subject of his re-
marks, writing the letter one word be-
low its predecessor on the blackboard.
He then requested the audience to
supply Scripture texts, beginning with
the words written, and in this way a
very beautiful acrostic was written out.
Mr.. Bliss then spoke of praise and the
love OF God that Christians should al
ways have In their hearts, an everlasting
source OF praise.
The following requests for prayer were
received: For Sunday-sch0ol teacher
and her class; for two who are trying to
cast out the influence of God IN their
hearts; for brother; tor o sick
woman; tor sick man that he
may be restored to health; for two
brothers who are In Sabbath-breaking
business. For an incorporate son. For
the closing Of saloons on the Sabbath
day. For Newport. For young peo-
ple's prayer meeting. For a Christian
who does not feel near the Savior. Many
personal requests for prayer were also
made.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

Memphis to Cincinnati: McCullum Kelsoe,
Leavenw0rth. Ind, 10 brls sweet potatoes:
Webber Il Schillinger, Louisville, l88 empty
kegs; Weber, Cincln Dati, 18l empty kegs; j. L.
Haven d Co., Cincinnati. brl cleaves; Frei-
berg & Workum. Cincinnati, II empty barrels.
Capt. Leander Patterson Of the towboat
Wild Duck Is In the city.
Arrivals and Departures-The Ashland, from
Arkansas River, arrived. No departures OUT
side of the regular packets.
Boats Leaving To-day-Kanawha River, Ju-
liza No. 2; Nashville, Shannon; Memphis, John
ID. Parker; New Orleans, Indiana.
The Arlington arrived at Memphis yesterday.
The Champion No. syesterday lowed the new
iron snagboat from Licking River to Fulton.
The Minnie, from PittsDurg, brought here 110
brls whisky yesterday.
Towboar Movements.-TheL Longfellow, from
Kentucky river, arrived with three barges of
lumber and two empties. The B. d. Wood and
A. Burr, with coal from Pittsburg, arrived.
The Lizzie Gardner, with two empty stone
boats, passed up. The Diamond, Fred. Wilson
No. ., Baltic, Hornet No. and Bengal Tiger
arrived. The diamond proceeded to LOUIS
Wheeling. The Fred. Wilson proceeded with
her tow OF coal to Louisville.
The w. f. Curtis ID to be rebuilt at Jefferson
vile.
The Raven arrived this morning from POM
eroy with big tow.
The jos. A. Stone with tow passed down
and the Jos. A. BlackmOre up.
The Resolute from Pittsburg came in this
morning.
The Condor arrived from Pomeroy with big
trip.
The Trout resumes her regular trips in the
Moscow trade on Monday.
The Chas. Bodmann left New Orleans yes
terday.
The Chas Morgan arrived at New Orleans
yesterday, six days out from Cincinnati, and
forty eight hours out from Memphis.
The Thos sherlock, heavily loaded, passed
Vlcksburg yesterday bound down.
The Juniata, Utah for st, Louis, and Benton
for the Upper Missouri, leave Plttsburg this
evening.
A dispatch from Capt. W. B. Cole, OF the
Robert PEBBLES, states she passed Rome at
seven last night with IN acres oil tlmber.
At Shawneetown the Julia discouraged 13t
brls meal, anu the Low Water va0 bags corn
from Saline. The Vint. ShinKle added 40 brls
meal there, and 3.00J sacks corn await the
Andy Baum. The Robert Mitchell will receive
1UO tons there.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PITTsBURG, April 3.-River rising. with Is
feet Of water. Ralned all yesterday. Clear;
wind :. h. Thermometer, 10. .sea
Oil CIty-10 feet inches and again falling.
Parker's Landing-l21s feet ana rising
Brownsvile-9 feet and rising
Rlcc's Landlng-7is feet anu rising.
Whecling-2O feet inches and rising.
Marletta-15 feet inches and rising.
Charleston--s feet and rising. Water from
New and Gauley rivers coming.
the marks.
Frankiort--Kentucky 9h feet and station
airy.
Louisvllle-1l feet inches at head of canal,
antS9 feet inches on the Falls in the pass.
Evansyille--22 ieet and rising fast.
Nashyille-C II feet and rising.
Cairo-4O feet and falling.
Little Rock--l3 feet and falling.