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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16
ST. JOHN'SCOLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS. mn.

JAMES N. GaRNETT. LID, PRINCIPAL.
,rtnine Of Session and examination Of can
didn,es for admission, Monday and Tuesday,
sept goth and 2lst. Terms for board and
tuition. S215 per annnm, payable semi-annnal-
ty In advance. Several State Scholarships va
cant. For catalogues, containing full particu-
lars, address PROF. W. II. HOPKINS, Secre-
tary OF the Faculty, Annapolis, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16

81 A Tennessee man SAYS he hopes
tied back dresses will never 60 ont of
style: his wife hasn't kicked him in the
face since they became fashionable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16
White Hall Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LEoNARDrowN. MN

VU'HE scholastic year consists Of two sessions
Il OF ive months each. Studies will be- ~
slmed on the first MONDAY in SEPTEM
BkR, but pupils will be received at any time
during the year. No deduction will be made
for absence or for withdrawal before the close
Of the session, exeep, In case Of protrac,ed sick
ness.
... TERMS:
BOARD and tuition in Engiish, elAo 90
French. no m
German, no 90
Music, 40 On
Washing and Menaing, 40 90
Half Of the above amounts are rruuired semi
annually iu advance. Pasons desiring o,hrr
particulars, address
Mrs. CHARLOTTE rENwtCK.
Leonardioxn.
81. hary's Co.
Aug &c, lsr5-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16

TIE A G The choicest In the world
Inv Importers prices-Largest
Company in America-ssaple ar,icle--pleascs
ever, ody-Trade continually increasing
Agents wanted every here-besi Inducements
don't waste time-send for circular 10 Ros-
Esr wEIis, - Hesey ST., N. Y, Z. .. Box
1887.
Aug 26, lS.5-&w.
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For Sale.

r OCUST POSTS for sale. Apply to
IL L. s ABELL. ST. Inigcss Pos
Ofhce. Sc Mary's county. Nd.
May 8, lS15-tfa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16

A Western editor returned a tsilor's
bIl, endorsed, '.Declined; handwriting
nlegibie."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16

ST. CLEMENTS HALL. Eliicott city, Md
"a Five yatare:ss exirG 10 -eniargement. APP
ply at once. Graduates rank high. Receives
only hrst-class boys. Four courses: Classi-
rnl. iit,al. Scientific, Commercial Send stamp
20 NAsTtEs for Deeenpial Catalogue.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-23
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-23
SETTLE UP.

ASH ESIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
"A for f,w months the coming fall, de
Sire to settle up my business before leaving.
An persons having claims against me are re-
ouested to present the same, and all those
Indebted to me are requested TO call and settle
their accounts. JAMES MANNAN"'
WinnemIcca, August IL, lSlo-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-23
EsTRAY NOTICE.

ItAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE AT THE
J Tule Raneh H. six mfles east of Winnemuc-
ca in April last, one BALD-FACED MAIL,
about six years old, color black, with four
/, bite feet. shoi in front, and very gentle,
with no brands. The other is CHESTNUT
sORREI., branded "D" ON right hip. and
dim brand on left hip The owner is n quested
TO prove property, pay charges and take them
away. JAMhS SLOAN.
sIoan's Ranch August 0, le75-au? I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-23
CENTENNIAL NOTICE.

YrxHrS IS 40 NOTIFY ALL WHOM 1T
may concern that the only persons au-
thori2ea By the Board of Centennial FAR
Commissioners for the State of Nevada I" act
rs Collectors Of Mineral Specimens tor exit
bltion at Philadelphia ara HENRY X. WHITE
HiI.L and W. FRANK STEWART. and that
all saeh specimens placed in their hands Will
be transmitted in due time to the SAID Cen'en-
NAL Fair.
This notice is made'to correct any misap-
prehensions which may have arisen out OF the
fact that another party, person bearing Gre
dentinls from the National Board as Speci-
mrn Collector. mas preceoed Acssrs White
hill and Stewart in some parts OF the state,
causing (no dnsbt unintentionallyl the mn
preston 10 prevail that he is coli, eng IN the
name Of. and by authority f. ON, the State
Board. (sisnedl ,>-
C. C. STEVENSON,
Ii. NJ. YERlNGToN,
II. 4. RICE,
Executive Committee Nevada Board OF Cen
tennial Commissioners. auo IN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-23

,nTIFs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all APP
nlications for the same, or ON business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. ana avoid trouble:
uoI5tf d. II. HASKELL.
, 1875-10-02

PERSONAL---VERY.. John Rea, Of this
town, has gone to Oakland, California,
to attend a session Of the Presbyterian
Synod for this coast. During his alb
.sence lay services will be conducted on
Sabbath at the Methodist chapel, with
Sunday school and prayer meetings as
usual.
Hon. C. NJ. Bradshaw, Join. Coun-
Gilman, and Capt. J. W. Foster, Joint
Representative, took passage on the N.
Pacific yesterday for Olympia, to attend
the session Of the Territorial Legisla-
ture which opens on Monday next.
Our efice was fixored with call
last Monday from Mr.. N. C. Hawkes.,
Manager and Agent of the Pacific
Type Foundry at San Francisco.
c.. EIsenbeis, ESQ, of this city, who
has been absent some weeks in Califor-
mia, arrived home on Monday via the
steamship Pacific.
S. Waterman, Esq, Of the house Of
Waterman & Katz of this city, has
gone to San Francisco for new stocks
of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sterming took
passage on the steamship Pacific for a
months sojourn in California.
, 1875-10-02

Compiled from up-sound Exchanges.l
The taxpayers Of Olympia have
voted unanimously for an extension
Of their wharf to deep water. +. /. Last
week Andrew Chambers, near olym-
pia, lost over thirty head Of sheep,
killed by bear -. Business said to be
improving in Olympia, and improve
ments Of all kinds In progress -. Both
the Touring mills at Tumwater are
kept. busy -. About 5000 acres of
splendid bottom land have been dis
covered recently on the Satsop. ....B.
F. Dennison has about 200 head Of
sheep and lambs for sale. i. Ex-Gov-
ernor Salmon's family are about leay-
ing Olympia for San Francisco -.
Mrs. Hartley, recently adjudged in
sane near Olympia and sent to Stella
COON, has been set at liberty IA
large haul Of dog-hsh was made of
Madison Heads by Siwashes last week
IA subsidy of $3.50 was granted the
Echo at the late session Of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars in Olympia,
as temperance paperi. The Port
Blakeiy mill Is running day and night
and yet foreign orders remain untitled
.... The second week Of the University
School at Seattle showed gratifying ac-
cessions OF pupus-The average pro
duction per acre Of hops in the Puyal-
lup valley d about ], 800 pounds. Some
40 tons win be shipped from there
this season -. There are eight beer and
twenty-five retail liquor saloons in
King county, and from them an annual
revenue Is received of $1,000. =. Ham
mond & Emery commence fishing at
Port Madison soon, with the Intention
Of doubling last years business. :. Tho
population Of Seattle Is estimated at
2. 500 The Territorial Treas
urer paid out on warrants. on the
Ist Of September $40, 900. -. The City
Council Of Seattle have voted for the
procurement Of a first-class fire engine
and all necessary apparatus for the ex-
tingulshment of fires -. The Puget
Sound Salmon Company at Point e.
lott have shipped 200 bbls Of salmon
to San Francisco .... The Talbot Coal
Company will soon increase their pro-
duct Of coal to l25 tons per day -. 25s
bbls. Of salmon were shipped from Sc
attic on the str. Salvador, on her last
trip to san Francisco.
, 1875-10-02


The Olympia Transcript, IN It's last
Issue displayed in hostility to Hon. c.
NJ. Bradshaw hy inuendo. but the peo-
pie. here appreciate and understand the
motives that actuate Gum and the In
dividual who owns, loads and fires him
of, too well, to give heed to his utter
ances In disparagement OF q well-tried
faithful public servant. The wiser
course for the Transcript slanderets
would have been to wait anil see If our
msmber In the upper House would not
cast snme vote or do some act tliat
might fairly be criticized, and then
have unbottled their spleen; but now
they have shown their teeth when there
was no occasion, and the public will give
but little attention to anything they
may say against him. ~
, 1875-10-02
Marine Intelligence.
Port Townsend.

LOEJ Il 4OWhBGh0e
ENTERED.
Sept. 24-Str N Pacific. Starr, Victoria.
Str Salvador. A G Jones, do.
25-Schr Mist, Hyde, Victoria.
26-Bk Camden, Robinson, Hon
olulu. z
{" H-Sc Letitia, Adams Nanaimo
StrCalifornia, Hayes, Victoria
Str Pacific, Howell, Victoria.
Blk Montana, Tuttle, s. f.
Bkte Constitution, Bishop, do.
Str Salvador, Jones, Victoria.
2S-Sc w II Meyer, Tamerig, S +.
Str N Pcific, Starr, Victoria.
CLEARED.
Sept. 23-Peruvian ship America, Bas-
terachea, for Callao, with
1919, 337 n assorted lumber
4" 25-Sc Mist, Hyde, Victoria.
" H-StrCalifornlaHayes Portland
Str Salvador, Jones, Victoria.
Str N Pacific, Starr, Victoria.
Z" 30-British bk Princess Royal,
Anderson, London, 102
spars, ~ b0wsprits, &c, 1000
laths, $1,000 n lumber.
Str Pacific, Howell, Victoria
Str N. Pacific, Starr, Victoria
Favorite, Williams, Victoria.
, 1875-10-02

Mr.. II. L. TiBBALs is about 70 re-
move his family to Victoria for educa-
tional advantages, but he will remain
here as usiial. As will be seen by ref
erence to our advertising columns, Mr..
Tlbbals has several rare articles to dis
pose or among which Is an excellent
plano, top buggy together with harness
for same, sewing machine and fire ex-
tlnguisher,t to the sale Of which the early
attenfIono Of the public e invited.
, 1875-10-02

ScHwABHoUsEN & JONES, the escap-
ed convicts, are now supposed to be In
the vicinity Of this town or Port Dis
covery, lying in wait for an cpportu-
nityto get to -Burrard Inlet, with the
hope Of ultimately getting on board a
foreign vessel. Their operations since
their former. yisit to Port Discovery
have been somewhat extensive and va
rIed, embracing visits at Dungeness,
Port Angeles and Elwha, At the lat
ter place they stole a canoe from the
Indians, and tried to go down the
Straits, but the Wind raising they were
driven back with the loss Of their Ca
noe and plunders On the 23d they
were at Poft Angeles again, and broke
into Mr.. .. Dunn'sahouse, taking two
guns ammunition, -four, blankets, &c.
Tfe same night they went to Lees
Creek, got bis canoe, and returned for
their booty, when ther also entered the
Store Of the late John Viller where
some provisions were stored, help
ed thelnseIves, loaded their canoe and
len for Dungeuess, armed With double
barreled shot-guns. -. X
, 1875-10-02

The steamship Pacific. Capt How
ell, arrived here from San Francisco on
Monday evening last. She broughtup
2sO tons OF freight for Victoria, and 2s7
do for the Sound ports. Forty-nine Of
the latter for this place. Among her
passengers were % for this place, lo2
for seattle and so for Portland. After
dIscharging her freight she proceeded
up Sound, returning here on Thursday
morning with Is passenges and a fair
cargo of general produce,
, 1875-10-02

DRowNED-AtF Fort Townsend, last
Saturday night, a son Of Lieut.. Ross,
aged about five years. He was missing
from home during the night, and In
searching for him, the next morning,
his cold and lifeless body was discover
ed on the beach In close proximity to
the wharf, from which he must have
fallen into the water It was sad
scene. The funeral took place on Mon
day.
, 1875-10-02

THE Public Schools, in District No.
l, opened on Monday morRing with
the following attendance: The Higher
department, B. E. Craig, teacher, 35;
the Intermediate department, Mrs.
Willoughby, teacher, Is; the Primary
department. Miss Dollie Roberts,
teacher, 20. With the above corps Of
teachers we predict excellent schools
this term.
, 1875-10-02

AGooD MovE.-We learn that steps
aEebeing taken by residents on WILDLY
Island for the cous truction Of wharf
at Haneock's Landing, and that al
ready some seven hundred dollars have
been subscribed for the purpose. When
the structure Is completed steamer
win be laid on between that point and
this city. ...'--
, 1875-10-02

MARSHALL and McGruther sentenced
to McNeil's Island at the late term of
Court for selling whisky to Indians,
took passage on the str. Teazer last
Saturday for their destination in charge
Of Marshal Hopkins.
, 1875-10-02

OUR esteemed friend, Captain
James w. Foster, has just taken unto
himself partner; we wish him all
prosperity and calm sailing down
the sea of life with the estlmable young
lady whom he has chosen for a COM
panion.
, 1875-10-02

= THE schr. General Harvey, which has
been on Alexander's ways at this port
ter week or two past for general re-
pairs Is again afloat and nearly as
good as new.
, 1875-10-02

THE bark Camden, Capt. Robinson,
q days from Honolulu. arrived at this
port last Sunday morning, and left
same day for Port Gamble in tow Of
the Cyrus Walker.
, 1875-10-02
MARRIRD.

FOsTER-RANNEE In this city, on
October LIST, 1875, by Rev. P. =. Hyland,
Captain James W. Foster aid Miss Iuella
Rannee, all of Port Townsend No cards.
HIGHT T-PECKHAM.-In this city, on
Sept. 30th, 1875, by VIM. II. Learned, J. p,
Mr.. Dennis Hight and Miss Susan Peck
ham, all Of Port Townsend. "l
, 1875-10-02
The Weekly Argus.
LOCAL NEWS.

"PLAN TALK TO EMGRANTs. y
Such is a portion of the title to a hand
bill lately gotten Up by gentleman of
this city, with view to benefit Immi-
grants in search Of homes in Western
washington. The reasons given why
they should stop at this port are obvi-
ously correct. Much good land yet re-
mains to be possessed in the Lower
Sound country, for which this town is
a central point and by stopping here
they viii avoid over-erowded places
further on, save much expense, and ac-
quire all the information they Will
need relative to the topography OF the
country, its resources, &C., &c. The
enterprise, we are satisfied. is a COM
mendable one, particularly with regard
to the well-being of the immigrant.
, 1875-10-02

THEwalls ofthe Presbyterian chapel
are rising, having now attained an ay-
verage altitude of five or six feet above
the floor. q
, 1875-10-02

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
The following Board of Directors was
elected at the meeting of the Stock
holders on Wednesday last J.K.Moor-
head, Livingston, Cas-, Billings, Stark,
Dennison, Dilworth, Lewis, Wright,
Cheney, Tower, Hutchinson and j, f.
Smith
, 1875-10-02

THE bark Sunbeam, IS days from
Lyttleton, New Zealand, consigned to
Rothschlld & Co., will load at Port
Blakely.
, 1875-10-02

SINCE the recent breaking out of
small pox in Victoria the Co1ncil have
made a resolution that all 1ntlians must
be sent out OF the town limits at once.
, 1875-10-02

THE bktne Constitution, Capt. Bish-
op, arrived on Monday, IA days nom
San Francisco. She loads at Utsalady
for San Pedro.
, 1875-10-02

OUR thanks are rendered Capt. Rob
inson, of the bark Camden for late
Honolulu papers.
, 1875-10-02

JEFFERSON COUNTY Jail is now with
out an ovcupant-for the first time
we have been Informed, since Its erec-
ton, iu 1857.
, 1875-10-02

E. S. FOWLER & Co., are in receipt
of lot of new goods, per schooner
VIM. H. Meyer.
, 1875-10-02

THE revenue cutter Walcott returned
from cruise among the Islands on
Tuesday night.
, 1875-10-02
ReIigiOus Notices.

SERVICES in the NJ. Z. Church, Sunday,
at II A. NJ. and l-2P. N. PRyer-meeting
Wednesday, eve. at II.
SERVICES in St. Paul's Episcopal Church
on sunday, at II A. N. and 7 l-2 p. N. Rev.
p. L. Hyland, Pastor.
, 1875-10-02

J. T. NORRIS is in receipt of large
variety of the most approved office and
cooking stoves.
, 1875-10-02

Mrs. DENNIsoN advertises for sale a
top buggy and household furniture.
, 1875-10-02

TUE foundation for Mr.. Pugh's new
Hotel Is completed.
, 1875-10-02

The Jewish New Year commenced
at sundown last Wednesday evening.
, 1875-10-02

THE steamship City OF Panama was
due at Victoria yesterday.
, 1875-10-02

The steamer California arrived from
sltka and Fort wrangell on Monday.
The news Is unImportant. She brought
some so passengers for Victoria and
way ports. and about $4,000 In gold
dust. A man named O. 4handeyille
and two Others were brought down 10
irons because the wife OF the former
had a flask containing a gin Of brandy
In her possession. They were taken
to Portland for trial.
, 1875-10-02

DEsT ASSORTMENT OF CALI
ID fornia manrfactured Gold Sets.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings Breast and
Cuff Pins, Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
Studs. Loekets, &c. thar have ever
been o6end Tor sale on Puget Sound.
received By last steamer. and for sale
by ROTHSCHILD & CO.
, 1875-10-02

TnE ExFoRrs from the Puget Sound
Customs District for the past month
amounted to slz,71S. No. Of vessels
entered, 50, with a tonnage Of ls,S45;
vessels cleared, 81, with l6.sOs ton
nages Total number entering and
clearing 90, with : tonnage ofs47 47ss;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-22

City pERsOSAIS-Judge Jackson
Marshal Slack, Gen. GolT, Clerk Moore,
and others in attendance at the U. s,
District Court, left for their homes last
night.
DR.. lInpp presided at the meeting Of
the Board Of Education last night.
Miss Mary Robinson has been appoint.
cd an additional teacher in Division I'D, y
Fourth Ward School.
Charley Bingell, Capt VIM. Shockey,
A. c. Merrifeld and DR.. j. IS. Hall arc
candidates for a sword, belt and uni.
form to be voted for at the ball Of the
knights Of the Mystic Chain nt Washing.
ton Hall tonight.
Patrick Murphy and Harvey Combs,
helpers at the Belmont Mill, have agreed
to row two mile race in working bbats
October 18th for $50.
Mrs. II. W. Barber, arrested with her
husband on Saturday last upon n charge
Of using tho mails for fraudulent pur-
poses, has been discharged upon her own
recognizance to appear before the U. s.
District Court to answer.
Henry Il. lIafer, Supreme Com.
mander, and Jonathan +. Mengel, Su-
preme Recording and Corresponding
Scribe, Of the World, A. o. X. Of NJ. C.,
are the guests Of X. II. Sweeney, Esq.
DR.. j. l.. s. Hall, the druggist was yes.
terday chosen Select Commander Of the
knights Of the Mystic Chain in this
State,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-22
New York.

NlW YoRE, Sept 2l.-CottOu-Dull
l35{al4Is. Flour-Firm; superhne west.
era and State 81 SOaj 80; common TO good
s. 55a5 70; good To choice s. S0a6 s.; white
wheat extra 81 J5a7 81; extra Ohio s. 5OA
Z 0g St. Louis $ 60aS 30. Rye FlouT-FiTm
aud unchanged. Corn Meal-Dull at s. %
a495. Wheat-Dull, lower and heavy; No,
> Chicago spring 81 ljal n; No, north
western 81 2lal -; No. . Milwaukee 81 %
al -; winter red western, new and old,
81 80; white 81 S0al 50. Rye-Firm At goa
Csc. Barley-Firm at 81 %, Malt-More
active. Hay-Quiet at 6Oc. COrn-Quiet
and steady; western mixed steam 70a7lc:
sail do 72a72Ec. Oats-Dull; mixed Chi
cago I5aisc; white western 4daj2c. Cotlee
Firm at lSI4a2lhc. Sugar-Firm; fair to
good refining saShc; prime S'4as GIG.
Nolasses and Rice-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Firm ut 81 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-22

The NEW Sr. ALPHoSsus IIALL-In
company with Mr.. Charles X. Dehler we
yesterday visited the new 81. Alphonsns
hall, which Is being irescoed by Mcssrs.
J. s. Vogle Il Co., Of Pittsburgh. The
ceiling l. about completed, but as the
scaiIolding had not been removed we
could only catch occasional glimpscs Of
the beauties above. The artists are ap.
parently partial to flowers, ms there is n
prOfusion OF Natures choicest floral gifts
displayed with much skill and taste.
There is no particular design in the fres.
Going, but the different COlOrs harmonic
well and the bowers, landscapes, etc, are
THE 10 nature. There are eight land.
sCapes, n Swiss cottage scene, q winter
scene md an Egyptian scene being es-
pecially noticeable. Only two men have
been employed on lie ceiling, and the
work was done in about a week. The
walls will be next frescOed, which will
require At least two weeks longer.
# hes moi yet been fully determined
what the designs upon the walls will lie,
but there will be number OF elnblems
about The stage and several figures
throughout the room. Over the entrance
TO the hall will be female figure holding
alOit n ribbon bearing the figures 1876"
indicating the year In which the building
was erected. Around this figure the lour
seasons will he represented. The stage Is
10 be embelliShed with beautiful designs,
and alarge landscape scene will be paint.
ed for drop curtain. We understand
that the irescoing will cost about $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-22
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 2i.-F1our-Quiet
and waek; sales Of spring extras at S. Goa
= co. Minnesota 50 50. Internationally
unchanged, bat some sales rather lower;
SPOT 81 O5 seller October 81 O5X seller No.
vember; 81 OK seller the year; No. 3, Ole.
COrn-IOwer and unsettled, No. 2, 56J6c
spot; 54l+c bid seller October rejected at
53Hc. 0ats-Dull; No. 9, 54SiC spot; Soc
seller September; 32Xc bid seller October;
32lsc seller the year. 1iarlCy-firm al
81 OF spot; 81 % seller October. Rye
Quiet and firm al 75c spot rork-Dull and
nominal at $22 spot; $2i 50a2i IS seller DC.
tOber. tIArd-Quiet and firm at Sl3 Goa
IL s. spot; $i3 52JI seller October Bulk
Meats-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Strong and higher at 81 i4a1 10.
On call board wheat was easletat 81 OK
October. Corn lower at 679lC October.
Oats 325ia32jGC October. Pork unchanged.
lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-22
River news.

The river was about stationary last
evening, with . feet inches in the chan
mel. .-.... .
The little steamer Jerry Osborne ar
rived here from the Big Sandy about 10
o'clock Monday night, and left for Par
kersburg yesterday morning.
The Ell. Pope departed tor SIatamoras
and the Tempest Tor New MnEliusYille.
The Scout, 6 new boat, came down from
New Cumberland yesterday morning with
a load Of brick for the Belmont mill. She
returned yesterday, 5vag,...
The John Hahna passed up with a tow
OF barges.
The Science will leave for Parkersburg
this morning.
Tho Comfort, Thanhoaser and Market
Boy make their regular trips Pnnctu-
ny Telegraph
PITrsRURdH, September 2l!-River 4
feet 7 inches ard falling; weather clear
and cold.
CHCrSSAu, September 9l.--Rlver 4
feet II inches aud rising. Arrived
FaWn, Evansville. Departed : Ella
Hughes, Arkansas river. Clear and
cold. ..lu..
MEAFPms, September 2l.-Rivcr fallen
5 inches. Weather clear; mercury 81,
Departed-RoSa Miller, Arkansas river
Augusta, White riVerm
CAIRO, September 2l,-Arrived-City
Of Chester and Lioness, St, Louis. De-
parted-city Of Chester, Memphis. River
10 feet 10 inches and rising, Weather
cloudy.
EyANsvILLE, September 2l.-Weather
cloudy. Mercury AZ to co., frost this
morning and yesterday. River 7.l0
feet large and falling. Down - Dick
johnson, R. II. Cooke, Eddyville. Up
silyerthOrn, Geo. Roberts. Business
light. ... ....
LIrrLE Rock, September 2l.-Since
Thursday the weather has been very cool;
the river is falling, The steamer Liz
zie sunk at the wharf on Sunday after.
noon. She will be raised Immediately.
LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-Weather
cool and clear, ArriyedLParkeF, Madi-
son; Hillmap, Evansville, Departed i
Glasgow, Evansville. No change in the
river.
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-Arrived--.
Colossal, Davenport; Fannie Lewis,
Kansas City; Julia, yickSburg; Susie
Silver, New Orleans; johnson, Keokuk;
Belle OF st. Louis, Cambridge; Grand
Tower, Memphis. Departed-Lake Sn-
perior, st. Paul; johnson, KGokuk; Bee
and barges, New Orleans Colossal,
Davenport; Julia, yicksbuFg, River
fallen 8 inches, Weather cloudy and
cool.