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Depatted-whale for 81. Louis; Belle Of
Madison and r. E. Lee, ara here for re.
bn;Idinr. 9 feet II inches In the canal.
CNctssATr, April 1s.-Riycr falling.
Weather fair and cool. Arrived-Glas-
~ from Evansville. Departed-Mary
SS;I,sr from Pittsburgh; Hudson from
SvhSel;ne. Houston from New Orleans.
" EvaMsyfLLE, April 49, Clear and
tng. Up-Arkansas Belle, g $50 ~, rr 6;,y
Chas, Morgan, Geo. Roberts, smoky 1 NY
and tow, and Sam Brown. DoWn-Aiice
Brown and Golden Rule; ,. ,.,,;,,.
II N isst On the shoals. Arriyed-Hill-
man, from Cairo. Departed-Bermuda
'O OMAHA S April 18-River, Il feet ss'. above
the low water mark and still falling
NEW ORLEANS, April 1S..No ar
rivals. Departed-Church, Ohio river;
John F. Tale, St. Louis; Utah and kane
Kanntz. Arkansas river. Weather clear
"'' VIcKsBuRo, April 1s.-Up--Turner
and Helena. Arrived-GeLeyieye. ~.
ST.. LOUIS, April 1S-Arriyed-haise
K;nsey Kansas City; Bob Ray, keokuk;.
Dennrted-Bob Ray, Keokuk; Capitol
civ Vicksburg. River raised Is inches.
G II e announced that Captain W. J.
Kountz, Of Pittsburgh will put on opp,oSsi.-
tion line Of packets between here ana 9''
Paul this season.
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THE AMERICAN PEoPLE.-No peopleIn
the world suffer rs much with dyspepsia
as Americans-and although years Of ex
perience in medicine have failed 10 ao-
complish a certain and sure remedy until
Green's August Flower was introduced
for this disease and its effects; yetso we'll
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect cure, that there is not drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases Of dyspep-
sin and Liver Complaint, CostiveneSs,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements Of the Stomach and Liver,
Go to your Druggists, Logan, List 4 Co.,
and get asample bottle for 10 cents and
try It. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular size rs cents. cod&w.
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The river was falling last night, the
marks at the wharf indicating 10 feet. o
The Salt Valley passed down at Z A. NJ.
en- route for Ironton. s.t
The Mallie Ragon departed for Pitts.
burgh att A. NJ. ,,6i. s. -'-gl
The Emma Graham, en. route for Pits
burgh, passed up atSA.M..
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon, and the Andes for Cincinnati at
Ann. as,fSY4S II al, ~
The Granftestate will. passiup to-day,
The packet Exchange his been pur.
chased expressly for the Pitsburgh and
Portsmouth tflde. She will leave Pitts.
burgh every. Tuesday at "A lfssr. James
NJ. Rirker WILDE command; while the
Maddy brothersS late 81. Tie Salt Valley,
will have charge OF Tho Office
Coal is still going down In small guam
titles to the lower markets. Shippers
don't appear very anxious, as the price
in the Western aud Southern cities Is
yTeispaphl XIX
PrTsBunaH, April Il. River 9 feet 0
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Departed Carrie Brooks, zanes.
Vile. 4. q.
LTfis Rock, April Weather
clear and pleasant; river falling. De-
parted--Rosa Miller, Council Bluffs. ''
CAIRO, April 49, Arrived = yint
shinkle, Cincinnati; Hickory, 81. Louis;
Robs Mitchell, Cincinnati; Grand Repub.
lie, s. Louis. Departed-Hickory Ohio
river; shinkle, Memphis. River 40 feet
4 inches, weather clear; mercury 54'.
MEMPHs, April 1s.-The steamer o..
eeola Belle ran into the woods near
Bradleys Landing, last night, and is
stuck fast in the timber. The City Of
yicksburg tried to pull her out, but
failed. The Yaeger broke shaft below
Friar's Point, and tied up to wait for a
new one. River fallen 4 inches. Mer-
curry G2o. Departed-Belle Of Texas, for
the Arkansas river; Phil. Allen, for Mad.
ison; City Of yicksburg and Illinois, for
Vicksburg; Scudder, for St. Louis; Alice,
for Cairo; Idlewild, for Gaines Landing;
Miller, for Cincinnati.
LouBv1LIr, April 1s,-Weather clear.
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the ayes and hayes on the amendment Of
DR.. Baird was made.
Mr.. Hall moved as an amendment to
the amendment to substitute per cent,
which was lost. The ayes and nays were
called and the original amendment was
adopted.
Dr.. Baird offered further amendment
that all application for licenses after the
lst OF July, instead Of after the LIST OF
June, shall be in proportion to the re-
mainder OF the license year.
Mr.. Wallace moved as an amendment
that the word proportional Be stricken
out The amendment OF Mr.. Wallace was
lost The question recurring on DR..
Bairds amendment It was adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved to make license
$500, which was adopted.
DR.. Baird moved that the time for pro.
rata be changed from the lSt day Of June
to the lSt day Of July. Adopted. And
the ordinance as amended was adopted.
Report OF Standing Committee on Fire
Department in relation 10 sale Of black
horse and the erection Of towers for
driving hose, was read. The resolutions
approved BY the Second Branch were
voted upon and the first resolution was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the second res
olution be indefinitely postponed, which
was not seconded, and the action oil the
Second Branch was concurred in.
Petition Of Mr.. Curran was laid on the
table.
A resolution in relation to tapping the
2lst street sewer adopted in the Second
Branch was concurred in.
The action Of the Second Branch in re-
lation to ordering the walls OF Washing
ton Hall to be taken down as nuisance
was discussed, and the Mayor stated that
there Is no ordinance authorizing the city
authorities to take any steps in relation
to private property. 49,.
A motion was made TO refer the matter
TO the city Solicitor to find out what
rights the city has, II any, in regard to
what may be considered dangerous prop:
erty. The motion to refer was concurred
In.
A communication from the Second
Branch notified the First that il adhered
to It's action in relation to the licensing oil
Of ordinaries and coffee houses. The
First Branch notified the Second Branch
that it adherd 10 its own action.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

SINKING OF STEAMER TIGER. = The
'towboat Tiger struck snag and sunk
near Blacks Island on Monday. The
Tiger had come down the river to help
the Sam Clark up with tow Of .barges,
and was returning with some Of the
barges In tow when the accident occurred.
She now lies about half in and half out
Of the water. II Ii thought that on &C.
count Of the age Of the Tiger she will
hardly be raised.
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Losr cn11DRES.- Two little girls
strayed away from the residence 81 tn aad
parents on Eoif street between llth Any NY
i2th yesterday morning, and q man WIN
a bell spent The day IN search oil them
We did not learn whether he was Success
P.s.-we have since learned that the
children were found by auclieneer Hal.
Ter, late in the afternoon, OF keymanns
brewery. The little ones, who are each
only about four years old, were playing
together all unconscious OF the anxiety OIL
their friends.
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BuRGIAR1zEp.-The shoe shop Of a
young man named Halstead, between
South street and the Market street bridge,
was butglarized on Monday night
and couple Of pairs Of boots and
shoes stolen, The lock was forced
off with q jimmy. About o'clock on
the same night, the cutlery shop Of
Mr.. Heekel, on Market street, between
14th and l6h, was entered by breaking
one Of the large panes Of glass in the show
window. The glass Of q show case con.
tanning some fine revolvers was also
broken and pistol worth Sl2 taken.
What else was taken Mr.. Heckel could
not say. Mr.. Heckel, whowas returning
from the Beethoven social about the hour
named, thinks he met the party who
committed the burglary on the corner OF
Market and Nth streets, but did not no.
tiee him particularly enough to identify
him.
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A Hrrcu IN CouYCIL--As will be seen
by our Council proceedings, the two
branches failed 10 agree in assessing the
tax upon the licenses Of coffee houses
and ordinaries. II will be necessary 10
call another special meeting at an early
day to aettle the vexed question, as all
The city licenes expire before the first
Monday in May. The Second Branch
reduced coffee house licenses from $500 to
$3.50, and the First Branch refused to
concur in the amendment. Several hours
were consumed in useless pickering over
this point, and finally both branches ad-
journed without coming to any agree
ment. II Is the opinion OF some members
OF Council that II Council iaila to agree
the old license tax will stand over for
the next year, while ,othersclaim that no
licenses can be Issued until Council pass
ed an ordinance fixing the rates for the
ensuing year However, We have no
doubt but that committee Of compro-
mise will result in the concurrence Of the
Second Branch to the amendments Of the
First.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

CAR Enthusiastically morning
while q street car was passing 10th
street, in the Sixth Ward, mule and
three coal cars came down the track
from the mines Of the Belmont Coal
Works, at a pretty good speed, and col
lided with the rear platform OF the street
car, making kindling wood out Of It in.
stanter. Dr.. Pipes was on the platform
at the time, but managed TO jump off in
the mud in time 10 get out Of the way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

CRY PHRsoSALs.-Mr. Samuel Adams
and Mrs. D. E. Donel will personate Mr..
and Mrs. Washington respectively at the
Lady Washington Tea Party next week.
DR.. AS. Hupp, OF Freeport, ia at the
Stamm. sHa
Among the arrivals at the St. james,
in Jacksonville, Fla, on tho 18th, we no:
tice the names Of Messrs. c. and Earl
0glebay, Of Wheeling. a.l.
John Fl. Hobbs, Esq, was last night
elected member Of the Second Branch Of
the City Council from the Eighth
Ward, vice II. ]. Leasure, resigned.
Our pianist, Hermann Ebeling, will
appear as performer in concert TO be
given at Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow
evening.
Miss Matte Goshorn, who has been
visiting At tho roaidenes OF William Cos
horn, Esq, left on the steamer Andes
yesterday for her home at Charleston,
VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

THELApY WASHINGTON TEA PARTY
The managers Of the Lady Washington
tea party, now in preparation by the Ia
dies OF the Zane Street NJ. Z. Church, have
decided to hold their festival In the
Opera, House on the evening Of the 9th
inst, with the privilege Of continuing 1t
The following evening. The floor used at
the tea party for the benefit Of the Chill
dren's Home will again be laid In the
Opera House and booths representing
The different States OF the Union will be
erected wherein refreshments will be erv-
ed by fayre ladyes dressed in ye costumes
OF We olden time. The immortal George
Washington will be present in the per-
son OF Mr.. Samuel Adams, the we'll known
salesman ut Rhodes dry goods store.
Lady Washington will be personated by
Mrs. David Z. Donel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington will be attended by number
Of ladies and gentlemen OF rank, and will
receive their friends in true Continental
style.
There will be numerous attractions
offered 10 interest and entertain the pub
lie. Arrangements will probably be made
with the Wiesel Musical Institute for
some vocal and instrumental music. The
set OF parlor furniture 10 be voted to tho
most popular local editor Of the city we
have already spoken Of. The furniture
can now be seen at the establishment Of
VIM. Graham, on Main street, and the
ladies especially are invited to call and
see il. Cards will be left in different
parts OF the city, where all can have an
opportunity Of voting for either candidate.
About eighteen canvassers started out
yesterday, and II the local editors have
any friends they will be hunted up and
brought to the surface.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

TRANSFER OF Real EsrArE-Deed
made April 18th, 1876, by Angeline P.
Fink to Henry Hewitt for the portions
OF lots and 8 OF Theodore Fink's addi-
tion No. /, decided by Angeline and The.
odore Fink to Henry Smith, on the 9th oil
August, 1872, was admitted to record yes
terday at the Office Of the Clerk of the
County Court, ,4 rs.r.. r' N
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WE are requested by Mr.. Burley to
announce that he is prepared TO register
stock, &C., for sale, having provided a
stock register which will be kept in his
office for inspection to buyers who want
anything in his line. He Is also prepa, ed
to keep sale horses, wagons, &C., or horses
that want breaking or driving, having
plowed the track and put It in good or.
der; and will rent stalls to those wishing
10 drive their own horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

FUNERAL OF Mn. WEIrY's CHILDREN.
THE two children OF Mr.. Peter Welty,
who died on Monday, were buried yester-
day. The remains Of the two children
we're deposited in separate Baskets, which
lay side by side in Mr.. Weltys parlor.
Both little caskets were deliberately decor.
ated with beautiful natural flowers. The
rooms were filed with sympathizing
friends and relatives, many OF whom were
unable TO control their feelings at the sad
sight before them. The funeral ceremo.
MES were conducted by Father Bayer, Of
the St. Alphonsus Church. The two
children were buried in one grave at the
new Catholic Cemetery. The children Of
the ST. Alphonsus school sang hymn al
the grave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

ODD FELLOWS ANSrvERsARY.--The
preparations in progress by the Odd
Fellows for the celebration Of their 9th
anniversary next Wednesday, the 10Th
inst, insure emonstration Of more than
passing interest. As many Of the mill
employees belong to the Order, It is though,
probable that the mills will not run upon
The day OF the celebration. DR.. Wise, oil
Cincinnati, who has been engaged to, de-
liver his well known lecture upon 1.-THE
Wandering Jew ON the evening Of the
10Th, is an orator OF some considerable
notoriety, and those who have secured
tickets may expect rich literary treat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

SQuALLY.-There was quite change
in the temperature In the list few days,
and the wind grew quite boisterous. A
Sprinklihg Of snowfall yesterday, but not
enough TO leave any trace upon the
ground. Asquall or storm Of some kind
was expected by many persons to follow
Easter, before the weather settled, and
We are now experiencing it. S'F-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

WHEELING & LAKE ER1E.-The Ex-
ecutiye Committee OF the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad Company was in ses.
sion Yesterday at the Grant House, togeth-
er with W. F. Richie, Of Chicago, aud
General Hugh Mckee, Of Ohio. 1t has
not tEanspired what bnainess, II any, was
transacted BY the Board. 5~5I.%
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Tnr couR4s.-enGUr4 CouRT-Judg:
Mslria.-The Circuit Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, and was in session
about an hour--lOng enough, however, to
send four prisoners to the penitenhary.
james Hively, charged with breaking
into the cigar store Of Hugo Loos, was
sentenced TO two years in the Peniten-
David Buchanan, who stabbed Louis
Felsinger at the Top Mill q few weeks
ago, was sentenced to to the penitentiary
for two years.
cham were sentenced 10 two years each
in the penitentiary for highway robbery.
Adjourned-till 0 o'clock this morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

, THBhabit Of chewing gum, persisteptly
followed, Is developing numerous cases Of
lock.jaw among the young and beautiful
oil America. The consequence Is, that
manageable young ladies who are ad-
dicted 70 this habit are much sought after
BY widowers who contemplate marrying
again, and appreciate the value Of silver,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-On last Fri
day a warrant was issued for the arrest
Of Sam. Mcconnell, charged with shoot
ing William Colvin with intent TO kill.
Mcconnell was arrested and taken before
Justice Buckingham for hearing, but
on account Of the inability oil Colvin 10
be present the case was continued until
Monday at o'clock, at which time all par
ties were present. ]. B. Smith, Of Bell.
aire, and Thomas Cochran appeared for
the prosecution, and L. J. Q, Drennen
and Robert Sweeney for the defendant.
Mcconnell was recognized to court in the
sum OF $500. A warrant having previ-
ously been sworn out against William
Colvin, charging him with shooting at
Samuel Mcconnell with intent to kill, he
waived an examination, and was also
recognized to court in the sum Of $500.
and stockholders OF the Ohio City Mill
will be held at the company's Office to.
day, at which time 1t is earnestly hoped
that some arrangement will be made by
which the mill can be started up again.
Capt. VIM. Millhousc, a former resident
Of this place, is in town visiting friends
this week.
George shriver has contracted for
raising the Sherman House four feet, for
$500, after which he will give it gener-
al overhauling and remodeling, which
will add greatly to the appearance OF his
property and also help the appearance Of
the lower end Of town "muchly." DR..
Werlich Is also considering the propriety
Of having his building raised two or
three feet.
George busch has bought the Cottage
House" and two tenement houses from
Leander Coss; consideration $4,000.
We understand that Mr.. busch proposes
repairing and remodeling the Cottage
House, and leasing ii to some Wheeling
parties for hotel purposes.
One Of Americas fair daughters OF
African descent called at one Of the gro
ceries in town the other day, and asked
the proprietor II he had any good syrup
molasses. Upon being informed that he
had, she told him that she had forgotten
her pocketbook and asked him il he
would lend her a dime until she would go
home and get It, at the same time telling
him that she wanted the dime 10 get
some medicine, and handed him her pail
to be filled with syrup. He gave her the
required ten cents'a and she "lit out," while
he proceeded to Gil the pail as instructed.
But the fair daughter never called for
the molasscs, and the grocer now offers
the pail and contents for sale cheap,
giving as a reason, when asked about it,
that a niger wench fooled him, &c., &c.
We would advise that lady OF color not
TO call on that grocer again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

TIE gallant Lieutenant fancy alludes
TO the shooting afray at the Opera Saloon
as "the most playful and innocent that
.copld have taken place" The Lieuten.
ant has vaded through seas Of gore In his
time, and knows whereof he speaks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

HELMBoLps BucHu is still in the re-
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. daw
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Great SpeciaIties!

We offer the following Great Special
ties for this week: ......
so Pc. Handsome Plaids ct II i-2o,
worth $50.
Is Ps. Cashmere Plaids at l8c, retail
10 the East at 81 l-2c.
so Ps. Beautiful Spring Plalds 10 all
the new coIors, from $50 upwards.
rs Pc Spring culors Balerno Cloths at
100 per yard. This Is the greatest hit
OF the season.
Extra qualities Of Spring CcIors Bril-
Iiantines at the low price Of $50 per yard.
Basket suitlngs In all the new designs,
from $50 upwards.
Besides the above Bargains we have
sn immense stock Of Seasonable Dress
Goods at wonderfully low prices to
which we call your special attention.
MORE BARGAINS!
100 Ps. Lonsdaie Bleaohed Muslin at
80 per yard.
SO Ps. Sea Island Brown Muslin at 80
per yard. - 81 !,
loo Ps. Elegant Prints at 6cper yard.
Come and see our goods and learn the
prices, and with your own conviction you
will admit that BEST BARGAINS are
offered at ''f-aiir'- ''
iI04 MAIN STREET.
L. BLUM 81 BRO.
| aNIg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

SINCE the roads have been dried up!
farmers are bringing In large quantities
Of hay, oats, straw and produce. IhC
PROBABILITIES are that the citizens who
haye been eating lard and tallow on theif
bread will be enabled to indulge in tue
luxury OF butter without paying seventy
i've cents rer pound for the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

SALE OF ISLAND PRorEsrY.- ~. O.
Hefvey, auctioneer and real estate agent,
yesterday sold the honse and part Of the
lot belonging to Mrs. Harriet A. Trimble,
situated on the corner Of Indiana and
Huron streets, Wheeling Island, to Mrs.
Margaret Agnes warthen, for $4,000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

New Goods! You arc respectfully in:
yited to call and examine large and
choice selection Of silks, silk lustres,
cashmeres, fancy dress goods, shawls,
domestics, notions, neck-ties, cassimeres,
carpets and carpet chain, for less money
than has ever been known before in the
history Of the trade. JNo. RoEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

Much complaint is heard of The whis.
ties Of passing steamers annoying sleepy
citizens. The shrill whistles are espec.
Tally annoying to those who reside OH tho
lower part Of the Island. I1lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

A SURE way of getting the silver into
circulation would DO to hire boys to
stand at the street crossings and have
them pass it to the pedestrians as they do
the advertising dodgers. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-19

DIED LAST NroHr.-The onlyfemAin.
ing child Of MI. Peter Welty died last
night about s o'clock. Within the last
forty:eight hours Mr.. welty has lost
three children by that most dreaded dis.
ease, the scarlet fever. -