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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-07

"CRooKEDr BADGEs.-The heavens,
tuesday, having let loose a goodly quanti-
" of water, the pleasures at the Fair
Grounds, as matter Of course were
married TO such an extent that it was
impossible to proceed with the pro-
sramme laid out by the managers, and
{ WAS resolved to discontinue the picnic
At Floral Hall, where the dancing was
to have taken place, some $500 worth OF
tickets were disposed of at an early hour
in the day. In consequence of the in
clemency Of the weather, however, the
disciples of Terpsichore were doomed to
disappointment, and their money re-
funded, the parties holding badges, pre-
sentiAg them for redemption to the
managers. Some $40 worth OF tickets
were redeemed, about IS only hav-
ing been sold, and still the crowd were
producing innumerable badges. This
onslaught upon the finances OF the
managers ceased after II while to be
virtue, and payment was eschewed, for
tunstely, in time, there being about $50
acrooked" badges in the hands of par
ties IN the hall. Will Centennial Won
ders never cease?
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Revive the Dropping Energies.

When the physical energies droop, re-
vive them with that safest and most active
of tonics, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. BY
"A timely USE OF this salritary and agreeable
medicine you will save yourself rom posi-
tive disease; for, be assured that The IaiI-
guor and loss OF strength and appetite
which troubles you is in fact the precursor
of some malady Of, perhaps, serious
nature. Appetite, tranquility OF the ner-
vous system, and pristine vigor, Will AZ
suredly be restored if the BItters are used
systematically, and the alimenlary dis
turbance, which in nine cases out OF ten
gives rise 10 debility and nervousness, be-
entirely removed. Regularity oi The
bowels, active hillary secretion, the ex-
pulsion OF impurities from the blood
through the kidneys, are also among The
beneficent effects of this admirable re-
storatiye.
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Toledo RAeeS.

TOLEDO, July S.--The races OF the
Northwestern sAma.eur Rowing Associ-
alton closed to-day, in the presence OF
5000 spectators. The day was line and
the water perfect. The first race, juniors,
single SOULS, one mile ard return, FIVE
starters was won by H. NJ. Butler, OF the
Chicago scuilers, in Is minutes and so
seconds, closely followed by I. ID. Stand
ish, of Detroit.
The Senior double scull race was woR
by Yates OF Union Springs, New York,
and Medary Of Cincinnati, over Curtis
and Montgomery of Chicago. Time. IA
minutes and IL seconds. ..
The next race was the Junior four-oared
shells, five starters, and was won by the
Floral City Club OF Monroe, Michigan,
in 2O:25, closely followed by the Undlnes
of Toledo, Ohio, who broke an oar just
after turning the stake boat
The most exciting race OF the day
was the Senior six-oared SOULS for
the championship of the Association.
There were three starters, and the FACE
was won by tine Wsh-Wah-Sums OF
Saginaw, making the fastest time ever
inside in a turning race with six-oared
boats, 7 minutes and 23seconds; Zephyrs,
Of Detroit, second, minutes and 81 sec
onds; Wstangus, of Detroit, third.
Thus closed one of the most successful
regattas ever given by the Association.
The Executive Board met this morn.
ing and reorganized tor the ensuing
year by electing the following officers:
Commodore, f. H. Bangs; Vice Conmo-
dore, L. Paddock; Secretary and Treas
urer, j. H. Southland; all OF Toledo.
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BOSTON Wool Market.

BOSTON, june -''
The sales for the week comprise ,6Zo,-
ooO Lbs Of domestic and California Fleece
and pulled, and 2S,5OO lbs oil iore'g"'
making a total of l,G4S,5OO los.
There has been n much more acIi'e
market the past week, and the sa'es o.
California and Fleece have been quile
I.rge Some old lots of Fleece have
been closed out at shade under last
weeks prices, and there have also peen
sales of choice extra and douoie
extra Fleece at luli p''I Im,
Woods of light shrinkage are nrm, pu'
heavy Wool will move slowly anu our
advices from all the wool growing sec
tions Indicate that the new clip Is heavier
than usual. The receipts OF new western,
Fleece have been light, and buyers are ho'
taking hold rs freely rs was eXpecled;
There have been sales of fine ONO ana
medium Michigan new WOOL ~ oSF'
and this seems 10 be n full price. New
combing has been sold ut n range oi fvla
a3c and fine Delane at 3o(go'c'
The market for California has
been active, and the sales foot up
to over II million pounds, NJ prices
ran ring from l6c for short bury wool u
22Ic for wears growth, slightly bury
wool, and 2G(927c for fancy clips. ol1chs
have been reduced, and prices on tne peS'
woods are quite steady. RULED WOO
remain dull and prices are not strong
A very choice lot of lambs super mas
been sold at 35c, but this is an extreme
price. Foreign woods remain quiet, anu
The transactions have been on private
terms.
The following are the sales during Inc
past week and the prices paid:
Domestic Fleece-The sales lncluue
IA 500 lbs double extra Ohio nj 3Iac, lo,-
600 lbs extra at 35Ic, 1000 lbs unmer-
chsntable at &c, $4,000 lbs Michigan
extra ut 33Jc, 1000 lbs unwashed at Z4c'
1000 do. Mt 24c, $4,000 lbs heavy Fleece
at soc. $4,000 lbs No. 2 Fleece at 2oc,
5000 lbs double extra ONO at 3Sc, o.
GOO lbs Michigan at 3Oc, lOCoo lbs
medium New Hampshire u: Doc, 6,OOo
los choice No. ONO AZ SIC, 23,ooo lbs
fine and medium Ohio and Michigan,
new clip, at 334c, 10000 lbs medium uh-
washed Kentucky at 29c.-Adoertiser;
PHILpELpHIA, June 23-Woo,-Fair
prices and supply ample; Ohio, Penn,
sylysnia and West Virginia Xxx and
above 35c; medium 35c; coarse oOtdI33c;
New York, Michigan and western nne
40c; medium S3@35c; coarse 3oCal3Z'
combing washed 4O@46c; comblng
unwashed 35c; fine unwashed ls(92Oci
coarse and medium unwashsd 25(92ic;
tub washed 35c; extra and merlno
pulled 2Std3 No. and superiine
uuIIri 2Sfa, 3Dc,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-07

PERsoNAL.-Messrs. K. G. Robinson
and J. K. Greer, and Misses. NJ. Bonham
and Libbie Greer, left yesterday for the
Centennial.
Messrs. Young and Wilson left for
Middleport on the Rsgon to-day, TO IN
spect the Raven.
Senator A. Caldwell and wife, Mrs.
Joe Hamilton, and Mss Lottie Hervey
departed for the Centennial yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Deispiaine ieft yesterday
70 visit the Centennial
Miss Lee Singleton leaves for the Cen
tennial to-day.
Among the recent graduates Of the
Theological Seminary al Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, We notice the name oil
John n. thinner, Of this city.
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Ba>e Rail.

CEDAR HILL, KY July G The Louis.
vile. Mutual game to day was witnessed
by only 800 or 900 people. The result,
is AS follows: Louisvilles 2-2,0 l-2-O-O.
90; Mutuals O-l-0-00G0- 600. Errors,
Louisvilles a, Mutusls 8; runs earned
Louisvilles l; base hits, Louisvilles 10
Mutuals q.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Hartfords 6 Chica.
goes 2. About 200 persons witnessed
the fifth game between the Chicagos
and Harttords, which was won by the
latter. The following is the score:
Hsrtfords, l-0-l-0 IL 200. Total q.
Chicagoes, 0-0-O-0O-l-0l-0. Total 2.
Errors, Chicagoes I, Hartfords 2; besa
hits, Chicagoes IL, Harttords Is.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The Bostons
again defeated the Browns to-day by a
score of 5 TO 4. Score: Bostons, 0 80
1000; Browns, l-0-O-0-2 0 0-l-0 Runs
earned, Bostons 2, Browns |; base hits,
Bostons IL, Browns IL; errors, Bostons
10, Browns II.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Cincinnatis 5,
Athletics 2.
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The Postal Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-By section
in the postofiice appropriation bill lelat-
ing to third class matter. all transient
newspapers, magazines, books, ard all
printed matter, with the exception OF
circulars unsesled, will be restored to
the former rate of one cent for every two
ounces, while mercandise and I'm
sealed circulars will remain at
the present rates. The bill ap.
propriates for the transportation OF
mails $15,S37, 85l, ard that embraces the
Star routes and steamshship lines at
sG,737,s 5l, and the railroad routes at
100000 against the estimates OF the
department of little more than 1,3Oo,-
900, n reduction upon the terms of the
transportation of mails of 81 662, l49.
There is nothing in the bill which affects
the fast mails, such being by special ar
rsngement between the Postmaster Gen
crsl and the rail "ad.
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LEG BRoKEs.-Henry L. Doveroux o

LEG BRoKEN-Henry L. Doveroux OF
Washington. ID, e., submarine diver,
while walking along the pavement on
Main street, last evening, in front OF
Speiders new building. stepped on the
boards placed in front of the building,
his foot going through, throwing him to
the pavement and breaking his leg. AT
the time he had his hands in his pockets,
and jerking them out quickly on trip
ping threw his pocket book, containing
800. from his pocket, which could not
be found. He Is stopping at the Stamm
House.
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U1sc1sNAr1, July 7.-Cotton-Duil
and nominal s. Flour-unons1gee.
Wheat-Dull; winter-"$l iot9l 10
Corn~Dull. Steady; choice white
42e Rye-Quiet at FAC, Barley-At
sO@sSc. Pork-Firm; held at wy o. o.
Lard-Firn; steam$ll %; kettle SiS W.
Bulk Meats Held at s@8f@lOs9ioac.
Bscon-Dull and nominal. WHISKY
Quiet at 81 10. Butter-Flrm; central
ohio and western reservel7@2Oc.
Hogs-Quiet, but finn fair TO good
light Sc $500 80; fair 70 good heavy
Sc 45@6 60.
NEW YoRx, July 6 -Dry Goods
Business light in all departments OF
the trade. Best corporation makes OF
Cottons steadily held by agents.
Bleached Cottons IN moderate request
Colored Cottons quiet. Prints moving
slowly. Glnghams and Cotton Dress
Goods dull. Heavy Wooden Goods ID
moderate request by clothiers. Foreign
Dry Goods dull.
PITTSBURGH, July 6.-Petroleum-
Quiet and firm; crude 81 S24 at Parkers;
refined l5Bc for Philadelphia delivery.
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French Assembly.

VERSAILLES, Juns 6.-ln the Cham
Der Of Deputies, NJ. Montsn, in view OF
the recent prosecution Of the Les Dreits
and De EHomnse, for publishing arti-
cles from the pen of Henri Roeheiort,
moved the abolition of the decree Of 1867,
prohibiting convicts from writing news
paper articles. In spite OF the stron-
uous opposition OF Minister Dnfawre
urgency was voted for the molten by
2l7 yess Ia TAI nays. The Legltimis,
and Bopapartist deputies abstained from
voting IN order 10 place the government
in the minority. The extreme Left
cheered on the announcement Of tse re-
suit. sStt.sss l!Gysssec
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

= The Board met in special session, to
take action in regard to the repairs on
the Fourth ward school. AUU 10 i
Present-Messrs, Baird, Ewing, Boer-
ing, Hupp, Hess, Maxwell, Miller, Nc.
Lure, Stewart Wilson, Todd. ..,
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Chair announced the object OF the
meeting, after which ageneral discussion
of the character of the damage to the
school house was had, the members who
had visited the building reporting as to
the safety or unsafety of the roof.
The following resolutions were then
offered: .-.... ,ps-n ... los
WHEREAS, 1t is of the utmost import
ance that our school buildings be SO con-
structed rs to secure their entire safety;
and , a.-.. ......., g,--.-.
WHEREAS, The repairs that are rem
dered necessary by the injury done by
the storm of the 9Th inst to the
Union District School should be
promptly made, and should be so done as
to remove all doubt as TO the security
of the building; therefore
Resolved, That the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds be directed to
have the frame work of the mansard roof
thoroughly examined, and if there be any
reason to doubt its security to report the
fact TO the Board.
Reso.ped, That If it be regarded as
secure that they advertise for proposals
for tho rapair of tho hnildinO IN the same
plan on which it was originally construct
ed, but in way and with material and
workmanship to make 1t entirely secure.
Adopted.
On motion, power was given the COM
mittee TO act.
On motion, the committee were EN-.
powered TO employ person to superin-
tend the work
Adjourned.
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BANKS.
CAPITAL, s25O,OOO
JcHN K. BoTsFoED. prssssns,
GEO 81 g aAH RAMsLi Mes d hsssS:"4'
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is orgrnized and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking In all It's
n succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; IL owned BY the same share-
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment. ,.
By carefully regarding the nterests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by .
nromp Of and faithful execution OF their
wishes, il hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 cheek nj
sight, received from banks, bankers, arms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed Oh special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
.JouN X. BorsFoRD WIN. K. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
I;roRGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBs,
GFo. w. FRANZHEIM, u. q. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER, my?l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-07

THOSE FIRE-woRKs.-ln consequence
of our remarks yesterday as regards the
fireworks on the Fourth, we were
shown last evening iull list OF the ar
ticles, which were stored in q powder
magazine until o'clock on the evening
of the Fourth, at which time they were
taken out by the party engaged to "shoot
the rockets" but became wet while be-
ing transferred. This accounts for the
poor display.
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CHALLENGE To Row RACE-I
hereby challenge John Barrett Of the
Nail City Boat Club to row me three
mile race, in best and bes. boat, for 500
a side, the race TO come OF two weeks
after the signing of the articles All diff
ferences and disputes arising in the prep
aration Of the articles Of agreement 70
be settled by tossing up q copper. He
or his representatives can meet me or my
representatives u the REGISTER Office,
al 7:S0 O'Clock tomorrow Saturday
evening, for the transaction Of business.
WV. MEAKs,
Of the Hegner Boat Club.
J.I, 1915
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the COURTs.
COURT OF APpEALs - JsSdgeS Moore,
Green and EdmiSton.

COURT OF APPEALs - Judges Aoerc,
Green and Edmiston.
In the Supreme Court yesterday morn
inc the supercedeas heretofore allowed IN
the case of Hayes vs.. Hob was dismissed.
Dorsey VS.. Sheppard, submitted
jarrett vs.. Jarrett, continued.
State VS.. Charlton, continued.
State VS.. Alum, continued.
Speidei VS.. Schlosser continued.
Springer We. Mcintyre, continued.
City of Wheeling VS.. Campbell, sub
mitted.
Anderson vs. Cranmer, continued.
Riggs VS.. Lockwood, continued.
The case of q. D. Camden, appellant,
VS.. Luther Raymond, appellee, was ar.
gued tor appellant by Mr.. Bogg ess, and
for appellee by Judge Maxwell and Gen.
Gotf.
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r,,eraI ot Observation-Disclosures.

New YORK, July 6.-The funeral OF
Col. Marshall 'Letierts, who died July
3rd while on his way to Philadelphia,
took place to-day, and was numerously
attended. Members of the Seventh
regiment and veteran corps, with
which Col. Letferts was long attaced,
were present in citizens dress. The 70
mains were inferred in Greenwood.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.

The Court met at the usual hour yes.
terday morning, and the following cases
were disposed Of:
John Cahill, arrested by officer Mar
tin, for drunkenness on the streets yes.
terdsy, was fined So and costs and COM
mitted to jail for hirtydays.
The case of Pasty Green, arrested by
special Policeman Hansenaur, or Miller
for drunkenness, was continued until to-
morrow on account of the absence OF the
officers.
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To the Public.

AT a meeting OF the undersigned Livery
men Of the city OF Wheelink, held Ia ~
day, the follow ing resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted: ..,
Firsi-Be Il Rcsolred, >'rhat on and after
the LIST day Of July, 1876, We do business for
cash. and cash Oniy.
Second-Be IL HIesolred, That uniform
system of prices be- agreed upon.
Third-Bs IL Resolved. hal the proceed
ings Of this meeting be published for one
week in all the daily newspapers pno-
lishld In the city OF Wheeling, and that a
card with this meeting thereon be posted
In conspicuous place In the Office oil
each stable.
Fourth-Ben ResolUe,L. That the follo
ing scale OF prices be agreed upon:
FUNARAIIS.
Greenwood and New Catholic cemetries,
Hacks 90 %; Horse aud Buggy ~.
Mt Wood cemetery. Hacks 81 ": Hors"
and Buggy ~.
Red Mems cemetery, HacksS 10; Hon"
aud Buggy ~.
Old ,athol ic GENE tery Hack u W; Horse
Penips1lar cemetery, Hacks 81 %; Horse
and Buggy2 %.
Caldwe IL Run cemetery Hacks " ~;
Horse and Buggy ~.
McMechen's cemetery, Hacks ~ 90;
Horse and Buggy y ~.
NeeIand's cemetery, Hacks y 70; Horse
and Buggy , W.
Martins Ferry cemetery, Hacks 81 %;
Horse and Buggy 3 %.
Stone Church cemetery, Hacks % ";
Horse and Buggy ".
ROk Hill cemetery, HacksT 20; Horse
and Buggy ~.
BarrDucheS to funerals, with or without
driver, viii be clAssed The same as Hacks
IN price.
usCKg Ann PAYyDIrf'Ut.S
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Turkisl, News.

RAGusA, July 6.-There is complete
panic among the Mussulmen of Herze-
govinis at the approach of the Montene-
grians, and they have taken refuge in
the iortresses. The country Is appsr-
emily abandoned. The reported Turkish
successes on this side are fslsitications
No serious fighting has taken place since
the Turks defeated the Servians at Saltz
chan.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-At the
regular meeting of Virgioius Lodge 1. U.
q. F., the following officers were in.
stalled: 7. j. Hugus, N. g.; Carl Ham,
ilton, V. g.; II. A. Uthmsn, Secretary
T. II. Higgins, Treasurer.
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A HORSE belonging to Mr.. Weisner,
while drawing a cart lsdened with coal
yesterday evening, stumbled near a
crossing on Market square, Centre
Wheeling, breaking his neck. He died
almos, before the harness Was removed.
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On the March.

LONDON, July "A Times special
lated Rsguss, July 9th. says the Mente-
negrin army is marching in several
C ,Iumns, unopposed, towards Mostar AND
has already reached Nevesigne. The
Christian Albsnisns have refused an
offer from the Turks ut Scutari OF $4,000
muskets with which to fight agains,
Montenegro.
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ExtrodittOsa.

LONDON, July Elm the House OF
Commons, this Afternoon vm. vernon
Hsrcourt, Liberal, gave tice that he
would move resolution declaring it ex-
Incident TO amend the extraultion laws
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AN Island girl who attempted to
throw lighted jackson cracker, but held
it it a moment too long, will wear her
hair brushed back till her frizzes grow
on, again.
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FRIDAY, JULY z. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For observation-disclosures Hudson.
Dividend Notice-Bridge Company.
Notice OF Dissolution.
Dividend-Nationa Bank Of w. Va
Roanoke College
Base Ball-Fair Grounds.
Lost-POckeLbOok.
Silverwsre-Hennegen, Bates Il 70.
Sealed Proposals.
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UNCLE SAM.-The cannon which did
such good service al the Tiiden rati6cs-
ton meeting, has been placed on q good
substantial carriage, and the euphonius
title Of Uncle Sam" givenit- II wilfbe
painted black and striped with the
national colors.' II was made in 1910 BY
the Wings, and was kept in that party
until their demise. -
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A HUNDRED years from now the
Wheeling that's be will publish ex
tracts from this and Tuesdays Iatetttscn
Ger, showing how the Centennial was
celebrated Iateltigenoer.
What conceitl They will ''clipp from
the only paper that had fall and Cor
rect report, the RkGIsTxR, and not fol-
low the aRev's," example, anything TO
fill up.
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"ONE woe doth tread upon another's
heel, so fss. they follow" The CeRten.
NAL Fourth, with its pandemonium, is
happily past, and here we are on the verge
of the mosquito season. Z.z.z-zi.i-i.ip!
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Sudden Death.

COLUMBUS, July 5.-Eugene Ford, u
well.known railroad official of this city,
attached to the Bee Line and several
other transportation companies, died sud-
denly to-day of paralysis OF the heart.
Governor Hayes returned from Phlla-
,ielphia this morning.
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Boat RACE-Yesterday race took
place between Lee Hamon and Charles
Adams, for purse of s25, from the F. A..
Britt boat house to the point of the Is
land, Adams winning the race.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 3 feet s inches in the channel
and rising. ''...
The Exchange passed down at A. NJ,
yesterday, en- route for Cincinnati.
The G. w. Hornbrook left Tor Pitts
burgh yesterday afternoon.
The Rover passed down yesterday
noon to assist the Ironsidcs.
The Whale passed up at II o'clock yes
terday morning.
The Science will leave for Pittsburgh
to-day.
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin-
natl to-day.
The Mallie Ragon left for Petersburg
yesterday morning.
The I'd. Hobbs passed up from ST.
Louis TO Wheeling yesterday, with three
barces of iron ore. She laid here ~
clean boilers. Il. H. Williamson and
Amos Curley were her pilots from here.
GIN. Enquirer. fE'-s
fBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, July 6.-River 4 feet 8
inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 6.-Port list-Up-
Storm No. 8, Idlewild, Paducah and Red
Cloud. Weather cloudy and hot; mer-
curry IS TO 81 degrees. The river has
risen 8 inches; now stands LILO feet on
the guage. Business fair.
eCNcIsSATI, July :6.-River Is feet
and rising. Arrived Garland, Pitts
burgh = Vint Shinkle, Memphis. Mary
Miller, st. Louis. Departed-Fearless
and barges, st Louis; Lilly, Cairo.
F., There was heavy rain this Afternoon.