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LATEST LOCAL.

THE Coroner's jury returned verd let
that John Deitman came to his death
from shock and injuries caused BY
being struck by locomotive 81, on the
e.. III. and ID. Railroad. No one is to
blame tor the accident.
THE case of Amann e Co., before
Judge Swing, OF the United States Dis
trict Court, is in progress. Warner Nj.
Bateman opened the argument for the
Government, and VIM. Ramsay followed
for the defendants. The case will prob
ably go to the jury this evening.
Judge BuRNET has sentenced John
Kerr to thirty days Imprisonment in tn
Work-house or a charge Of petit lar
ceny. Frank Friend, John Hellman ana
e lward. Riley pleaded not guilty to the
charges OF grand larceny and burglary,
and John Lipps to charge OF assauit.
THE will Of Elizabeth Morse has been
probated. ID. b. Babb was appointed
executor. Estate, $500 in personally
and ST. 900 in real estate. VIM. Martin
was appointed administrator OF A. y.
| Cutters will. Estate, $500 III personally
land 81. 900 in real estate. bernard urote
was also appointed adminlstra.ot SHno * eIe i.,
nersonaIty and $40 0 in realty.
THE National Theater Comique has
the u ,,iaI good bill of variety attraction
i mis- week. Murphy and Mack in theiI
sketch i'Out all Night, ,".Glenn and Will
Jams In their songs and dances, Thos. j.
Ryan in Irish specialties, and the Grim
| mion Brothers in their triple songs ant
dances, are all big cards. The drama o
the ssIdiot Witness Is q poor one; tn,
only character In il OF prominence, ane
the only we'll played one, Is the "Pau
ITugsculn OF james Douglas. The per
formance concludes each evening with
capital minstrel scene.
THE pedestrians. Mile Rose an
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How Fifty Dollars Was Lost and
Won

Our friend, the old Colonel, is contin.
ually making investments ON small
scale, which disappoint him in their
results. He has a spendthrlit OF a
Young nephew, who wrote to him from
st. Louis the other day, saying:
"DEAR UNCLE-There Is fellow
down here who offers to bet me hun.
dred dollar bill that nobody will lend
me that amount of money. Now, have
taken the bet, and IL you will write me q
letter inclosing draft for 500, saying
YOU lend it to me, I will divide with you
equally the $1O0 that will win from the
fellow. l will send the 500 by the very
| first mail--sure."
He sent the young scapegrace the
500. We happened to be In MS once
| when ne opened the return letter,
day or two afterward, inclosing $50
The Colonel shook his fat sides as he
read the nephew's missive which rar
thusly:
dear uncle. Here's your sou. Mucn
obliged. Yours Tom." !.
..He's a reckless rogue, the boy Is,
remarked the Colonel, sbut you see D
is honest. He does as he agrees--ah ou
family always do that"
: "But. Colonel" was remarked, "yo'
say you sent the boy $780,"
hYes-a draft for 500, and here, yol
see he sends my halt as prompt as th
clock"
i s,And you say that nephew Is honest
aud has done the fair thing"
"Certainly-don'ty you see ?-here's the
| $780,"
| "Yes, but where's the S1O0 you sen
himW
The Coloners smiling face suddenl.
became grave-he scratched his head
pulled his mustache-then looked at III
with mouth and eyes wide open.
aSure enough" he muttered; 81 hadn'
thought OF that. He ought 10 have sen
me $3.50. The young rascal has done IN,
out of $50 clean as whistle. We'll
we'll, am an old fool, that's TACT"
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cided in favor Of Harolson, colored, as
against Bromberg, his contestant.
The Postmaster General has issued
orders establishing Centennial Branch
Post-ofiice at Fairmount Park, Philadel.
phia, to open March l.
. J. D. Fuller, Of Virginia, who served
several terms iii Congress from that
State, and was Second Auditor OF the
Treasury under Mr.. Buchanan, died
yesterday.
The House Committee on Territories
osition to authorize Territorial form o.
Government for the Indian Territory
a nd will finally consider the matter this
week f
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report;
II. C. Stcveason and NJ. A, Murphy.
John w. Sargent and Hannah u. cree.
Henry Epperlsheimer AMI Mary Hall.
George Heore and Anna Lohr.
Charles Holland and Caroline Camels.
Anton Kuhl and Lizzie Schroeder.
Thomas III. Tuder and Emma Smith.
A. Hirsch and Cora Trounsline.
George Rich and Mary Alexander
William r. Flanz and Mary Blum.
Charles Schvann and Dora Gulloy.
Adam Koch and Lizzie Fischer,
John Kettal and Eliza Foos.
Harry Rottger and Maggie Ehrmentrout.
Horatio Thompson and Retta Hanna.
Frederick .Althaus, Jr and Christiana Bauer.
+. A. Schulz and Fannie kiesslahl.
August Fredmaun ana Margaret Schwab.
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Rubenstein RuIMOrs-The Council
Collecting.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 10. = Rubenstein,
though strongly objecting to the change,
has beeh placed in the condemned cell
His friends are using every effort to
secure his release, and intend using SIS,
000 for that purpose.
The case will be. carried to Court Of
Appeals, in order to secure new trial.
Delegates to the Advisory Council are
arriving slowly. 1t is expected that
the nature OF the advice to
be given Plymouth Church by
the Council will be determined in secret
session. Council convenes at 2 p. NJ.
to-day. s'm
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Fresh Babc0ck Dispatches-The
Missouri Pacific i'm Trouble.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Heralds
special gives the dispatches which
passed between Levi p. Luckey, one OF
the Presidents Secretaries, and General
Babcock. These dispatches are mostly
In cipher, are five in number, two are
signed Oscar, and are from Babcock.
one is signed in full .. E. Babcock, and
the Others are signed by Levi T. Luckey.
Commissioner b. x. Garrison, Of this
city, A. Nj. Billings, President OF the
Peoples Gas Light Company, and other
capitalists having succeeded in acquir.
ing all third mortgage bonds OF the IA
ciifc Railroad OF Missouri and controlling
interest in the tirst and second mortgage
bonds, have taken preliminary measures
10 foreclose the road.
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wnshinrton Items

By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15s-Col. Cook, Of
Babcock's COUNSEL. interviewed the
President yesterday. He states that
other witnesses for the defense will be
summoned from this city.
The gQAmitise 0A Eleotlons nas oe-
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veteran Murdered at Dayton.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
DAYTON, o., Feb. l6.-Between 8 and
10 o'clock last night Henry Mulhare, an
inmate of the National Soldiers Home,
was found ON Warren street with his
skull crushed, and died soon after. He
is supposed to have been murdered for
his money by Harry Adams, who was
arrested. The Coroner is holding an in
quest. ..
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EoRTY-FOURTH CONGREss--lst SESSION
SENATE.

wAsu1NcToN. Feb, 14.--A bill was in
troduced authorizing the Secretary Of
the Interior to appoint Commission OF
scientific men to inquire into tne pese
mode of protecting agriculture from sne
rayages of insects. Referred. Fhe DiiI
regulating the transportation OF animais
was called up and passed by 30 yeas 70
"a nays. The resolution declaring Pinch
back entitled to seat as Senator from
Louisiana was taken up, and Mr.. Mor-
ton, of Indiana, addressed the senate /;
but, before concluding his remarks. ne
yielded to motion tor an executive
session, and, soon alter, the Senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Bills were in
troduced: In relation to bountles TO nine
months, volunteers. To provide for the
payment of United States notes, and te
strengthen the public credit. 70 repeal
the third section Of the act OF 1914, es'
tablishing National Bank re
demption Agency. Directing the
transmission Of printed matter through
the mails when the postage thereon is
insufficient. By Mr.. Harrison-For the
repeal OF parts OF the Resumption Act
and for the purpose OF preparing way
| tor. the resumption OF specie payments
Resolutions were adopted: Calling
on the Secretary of the Interior, for In
formation as to the disposal OF TN
SO, 600 appropriated for captive Indians
Instructing the Committee on lnvalio
Pensions to institute an inquiry int
the management Of the Bureau
OF Pensions. A resolution declarih
that prompt measures should pc taKe'
| to insure an early resumption-of speci
payments by placing in the hands Of th
Secretary OF the Treasury all necessar
powers to carry out this object, was DE
feated by a strict party vote. Ad
iourned.
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<yARPENTER's MANUAL. = A practical
u j guide to use Of all tools and all operators $
h the trade; also drawing for carpenters,
f0rms of contracts. specifications plans, @c; ~;
With plain Instructions for beginners, and full
e1ossary Of terms used In trade Illustrated: i:
10 cepts, OF booksellers, or by mail JESSE
KANEY a CO., 10 Nassau street, New 1ork'
IaQlQsaA Ay.W s,ess.s -
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THOR SALE-LOT-To brewers and manu-
facturers; lot in Coyingt0n, $50 feet square,
for $4,000. Address BUTLER, Yellow Springs,
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TSOR SALE-BUSINESS-A established
II coal and lumber business in one OF the most
thriving suburbs OF the city; small capital re-.
G. HYNDMAN. Iel4-ot
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1SOR sALE-FU FURNITURE = Elegant bed.
n room set, oak color: also, dining room and
kitchen furniture; cheap for cash, at u H.
Third st. Icl4-ot
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.EOR sALE-DRUG-sTORE- live town
Of 2,e0O inhapitants; good trade;, easy
terms; 1ity miles from Cincinnati; good Tea-
sons for selling. Address DRUGS, Lock box
H. Germantown, Ohio. 1el4 AT
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.vNOR SALE CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
n SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
course at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College.
For full particulars address s. r. G., Box o,
e,ty. ja3-tf,d&w
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TSOR SALE OR TRADE- HOUSE-'And
lot, five rooms, cistern and hydrant, ali IN
GOOD repait. for small farm in Kentucky or
Ohio. Inquire at SSS Bakewell street, Coving-
ton, Ky. Iel4-So
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LAST EDITION

For the ae1t t,oentyfour hours prob
ably cloudy, aoith light snow or rain, fol-
loaced By clearing, fair and cooler wedthsr.
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FOR sALB.-REAL ESTATE.

E,OR SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
E WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF 6S acres, l8 miles from the city. on o
railroad. Address H., this office. Ja2S-tf
nor SALE OR IRA acres,
i near Greenville, Ohio, one half mile from
town; price $i,0y0 cash; or will trade for small
property in some fourlshing town. Address
q. Il. M, Box 55, Greenvllle, Ohio. fel4-4t
TNOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
il good spring on same; in thickiy- settled
neighborhood. in Adair county, Iowa, near
county y-seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
this Office. jy14-tf
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rHoR SALE COUNTRY PLACE At Mt.
r Pleasant; that pretty cottage aud eight
acres Of ground; ust north Of the village, east
ride, occupied by W. Pharcs Address HENRY
'MOSER, grocer, Mt. Pleasant. fcl4-3t
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va -n SSss.;E-TOBACCO MACHINERY
Hydraulic press and pumps, 3 retainersi l
Hnisher, kettle, / compress, SOO tins and Irons,
.lpress track and car, all in good orders hand
nnmp. McGowan's make. Address A. B. G.,
30 W. Main street, Louisville, Ky. fel4-4t
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1aOR sALE-COUNTEK-Te feet long. in
good condition. Will be sold cheap. Ap-
uly at 107 w est Fifth street. 1a3-tf
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xKTANTED-To CLOSE oUT-A stock Of
Wv first class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. viii sell at
COSr for CASH. Call for AGENT, 9oO Walnut
street. first floor. 1e26-tr
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-HoUsE-Of eight good rooms
I in Wyoming, on the G., III. 6 D. r. X.
beautiful lot. Address G., Lock Box 400, Post
Office. fel4-3t
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FOR SALE.

FSOR sALE-HOUSE--Of six rooms, with
liz lot 151sx1OJ feet, at 5l9 West Ninth street,
near Freeman street. fel4-St
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VrCm SnnEr-,iv ,ss.G ". sc..lned scc...nlned saddle ana
u harness horse, Years old ana SOUND, lots
hands high; goes all the gaits under the sad
aile and trots in harness: has been ridden by
lady and children. Address 2. o. Box 9S7.
o. fe14-3t
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EOR RENT -STORE--A nice store-room,
ID well locatei, l6x106 feet; price reasonable.
Address ]. W. HAINES, Lock-box 1,O94, Rich
mond, Ind. fe11-4t
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VKTANTED - SITUATION = AS assistant
w book-keeper. by a young man who is
quick at figures; can furnish best OF city ref
erenceS. Will commence at SO per week. Ad-
dress ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPER, this Of
fee. fel4-6tf
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VNOR RSALE-HOUSE-And lot. the best To-
cation for beer garden or restaurant In
tne city Of Dayton, o.; price $4,000; rents for
s4zu per annunl; will take half in land or lots.
Address L. WALTZ, Dayton, o, fe14-3t
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LNOR ORRENT-HOUSE-Two story brick, with
10 eight rooms and stable rooms; everything
in complete order; good location, suitable for
any business; none but first-class parties need
apply, at 875 Elm street. fe4-3t
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uTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly OF 174 Race street, are located
nt the "Sun Saloon, !" % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. open
at all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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VKTANTED-WHY SUFFER2 When you
wv can get your corns, bunIons, warts and
jngrowing nails cured by DR.. III. III. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop. under the
Ashland House, LeXlngtoni Ky. de14-1y
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VNJ NJANTED-PARTNER- small manu-.
wv featuring business with a capital OF
$1,000; one that could act as salesman and
book k-keeper preferred. Inquire at $50 John
street. fe14-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO KNOW
wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
cigars: give us a call; $50 Central avenue
A.. SMITH, Proprietor. fe7-lm
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XNTANTED-CARRIA E-One- horse, top,
wv secondhand; must be good and cheap.
Address, stating price and where to be seen, oa
a.. z. o. Box iii. Ielo-5t
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VNTANTED-PARTN JOIN me in the
wv sheep business in Colorado; your time
not needed; best paying business known; $g,Oou
street. Iel4-ot
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VKTANTED-MEN-T young men to
w work on salary OF $50 per month, In
Cincinnati. Address. with stamp, MORGAN
&CO., Box n, Chicago, Illinois. felb-St
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HTANTED TO KEEP - A small set Of
wv books after business hours, by young
man who is at leisure after p. NJ. Can give
best Of references, ETC. Address R., this office
fe14-6t*
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VKTANTED-FARM-To rent, Of 1U0 acres
wv or upward, in Ohio by a good tenant;
good reference. Address G. e. NJ, Box 6o'
Greenville, O. feA-N
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hwANTED- BUY YOUR HATS OF
d MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifthst jylS-u
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VNTANTED- TO TRAVEL - For some
wv wholesale house; security and reference
given. Addrest d. q. L.. Box 2O5 Ottawa, y.
field At ,4
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LFNT NTANTED-PlANO-In exchange for lot
w in city Of Vineland, N. j., 80 miles from
Philadelphia. Address W. P. p, Lock box 20,
Manchester, Adams County, 0. fe14-3t
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.VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA " SON have a new lot Of
Macoaroni just received from Neryia, Italy,
also splendid line OF Groceries. jy96-tf
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FOR RHNT--RooMs

.T5oR RENT-ROOMS-S -Splendidly furnished;
also one front and one back room, at 40 f.
Eaxrth al. fel4-2t
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XNTANTED = SITUATION = To travel for
w some firm; acquainted in the South and
West. Address G. W. D., Box 1856, city.
fe14-4t
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VNTANTED sITUATION-By a first -class
wv French cook; references given IL re-
quired. Address or call at 859 Main street.
fe14-4t
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VNT ATION--By a man who
wv is honesu, writes a good hand, good &C.
countant and is industrious: wages no onlect
good references. Address JOHN, care OF A.
0. Gould, Aurora, Indiana. fel4-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED = MUTATION = BY a young
w man1Syears Of age, 70 DO some light out
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wv lately arrived, acquainted with grape
culture, desires p!ace as gardener or coach
man with family speaking some French. Ad-
dress FRENCHMAN, care j. b. Chadwick,
$50 Front street, Newport. fel5-2t
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XNTANTED-sITUAT ATION-I tailoring
w establishment by practical cutter; will
work on the bench, if desired; no objections to
a country town. Address CUTTER. Box 20,
Lexington Indiana. fel4-3t
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tNTANTED c. TRAUTVETTER : Cures
wv warts, corns and impotency. Call or ad-
dress 257 Clark street, Sd story. fes-l2t
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wv STU ATION--To Keep house,
w in city or country, by an experienced
housekeeper; reference given. Call at 2i9 Belts
st. fe14-8t
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LOST.

LOST.
r osr-RiNG-Last Saturday week, an ame-
thyst ring, with small nick in amethyst;
ex1rn heavy, Please leave at 1U2 Dudley street,
and receive liberal reward; no questions asked.
fe,4-2t
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THOR RENT-ROOM-Furn front, 70
u one Or two gentlemen, at 2sS Longwonr1'h
street; reference required. Iel4-2t
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VETANTED--SIrUAT " UATION-As housekeeper,
wv in arespectable family, where can take
my child; am a good sewer at all kinds Of
work; good references. Address 349 w. Sixth
street. fel4-3t
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VKT ANTED - SITUATION - By young,
w. well educated German, only short time
vii! accept or anything to MAKE an honest
living. Address A. M. No. 25, this Office.
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w ANTED- : STU AIION-By boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
Is willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
66 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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VTTANTED = SITUATION by married
wv man with a small family, to take care OF
cows and horses and farm. Address nj.
MOONEY, No. 80 Butler ST. fe14-3t
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TANTED - SITUATION : In a carriage
wv shop by good body maker, who is sober
and industrious. Address BODY-MAKER,
Celina, Mercer County, Ohio fel4-4t
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Police Court.

Drunk and Disorderly-Thos. Frayman, SIS;
VIM. Freeman, SIS; Mary White, 80 days; Wm.
Duffy, So; Nina Mcguire, S5; 10. ii. Bates and
II. d, Hammond. dismissed; Mary Shields, 30
days; George Lindsey, 81; Thos. Moore, 10
days; Isaac Hillyard, 81; Geo. smith, 80 days;
Chas. HatCon, So, Frank Smith, forfeited bail !;
Chas. Fisher, 81; VIM. Wallace, 81; Pat But
Ter, $2
Burglary-Joseph Dilges, continued to Feb.
s; bond 81, ,G0U.
Larceny-Edward Thompson, petit larceny,
dismissed; Edward Riley, grand larceny, con :
tinued to Feb. A, bond $4,000; Edward Cassidy
and VIM. Elwood, petit LARCENY, thirty days
and $50.
Miscellaneous-AIex. Dunn, refusing to obey
order Of Board of Health, continued to Feb. !. |;
Samuel Jacobs, receiving stolen goods, contin-
ued to Feb. o.; Geo. W. Clare, threatening per-
sOnal violence, bond in $2O0 10 keep the peace
and costs; Alex. Simpson, o ''piccaninny,"
nine years old, incorrigibility, dismissed
Daniel Friend, exhibiting gaming devices,
continued to February s; Charles Williams,
vagrancy, dismissed; Henry O'Nei, vagrancv,
sixty days; Christ. Sipple, malicious desJluc-
tion of property, dismissed; VIM. Quinn and
VIM Boyd, common thieves, continued 10 Feb
ruary 8, bond 500.
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RiYer NaxXA.

Weather cool and hazy this morning Wind
S. e. Thermometer at A. NJ. 81 deg. Mini
mum temperature last night, II deg.
special 70 the star.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 3.-River falling, with feet
inches.
The Ohio No. A arrived from Pomeroy, and
the Fleetwood came in from Huntington on
time this morning. They return at O'CLOCK
this evening.
The Potomac went to Portsmouth and the
Ben Frank Kiln left for Madison at noon
The Andes arrives from Pittsburg this after
noon and returns tomorrow.
The Gen. Lytle goes to Louisville tonight.
The Exchange has deferred her depaI ture for
Pittsburg until this evening, when she will
leave punctually at O'clock.
The q. B. Church, for New Orleans, and the
Cons. Miliar, for Memphis. departed last even
Ing. They LETT here well freighted, and have
numerous way engagements, sufficient to give
each an excellent trip.
The Vint. Shinkle will arrive during the day,
and will follow the Cons. Mlllar for Memphis
ON Saturday.
The Commonwealth postponed her departure
for New Orleans until Friday, and the Chero-
kee will leave for the same place on Saturday.
The Julia No. Will be at the landing some-
time tomorrow. and will reSurn to the
Kanawha River on Saturday.
The James ID. Parker was at Cairo last ight,
where she is making large additions to her
freight list for Memphis.
The Robert Mitchell left Cairo late last eve
ning en- route from Cincinnati TO Memphis.
The Golden kule for Cincinnati, ana the Ar
lington for Pittsburg, left New Orleans last
evening.