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Foreign Markets.

.LIyHhPoot. Dse. y. 1915 D. u,.@C1ton firnar
Middling Uplands 6gs1sd. Middling Orleans
sad. Sales 10000 bales Of which 1000 were for
export md speculation. Other quotations nn1
changed.
t:so D. m.@Tlonr unchanged Mt 2ps. Wheat
stiff spring td bsttsr on the inside price Mt los
1dDtts Id California club unchanged MT t2s ioi
Corn still. but unchanged 10 prizes. ut 2as pd.
Canada peas ges Cd Baeon@long clear mddlss
Cd lower ut g7s.
D D. m aeon=Cumbsria cut HOS long
clear 97s. short elshr 93s Cd. Beef-egtfs India
mess ttas. Hatns-long cut AIS. Refined pstro-
lsum t2d.
LONDON. Dec. .. a u. tn.@Flour unchanged nj
2g Whsnt better In some instances. off eopet
Chieage spring steady Mt 5is@5ts Cd. rcd win
ter 81 higher Mt Ifs ei. California club e1s to
arrive. Chicago stah1y ut yesterdays outside
prices; eos cd, California club 5as@Gts arrivals
tor orders light. Corn strong but not auothbly
higher Mt sos 81 for eargoss off eoast: TO arrive
Unchanged at 22E03Ds arrivals for orders light
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An Unusual shipment.

The towboat Sam Roberts. with three barsss,
left hers on Friday evening for Cincinnati.
having as freight fof that point 600 bbls rostn,
40 bbls melasses. 2s hhds sugar and AZ bbis
whisky. The remarkable fssturs Of this cargo
consists Of i449 baies Of cotton and so2 hhds Of
tobaeeoi The cotton and tobacco will be taken
70 Evansville and reshtpped thence to Now
York. This IL d most unusual and extfaof.
binary shipment. and for this reason we make
me tltiou of IT,
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Anhitor and ex-officio Secretary Of the Board
EDM. J. PoEsrAII'g SONS.
Bonds and coupons issued under aet
as Of 1861. Observation-Disclosures. r3s0 %
Bonds and coupons issued under act
81 81 1866. 4,oss "a
Bonds and coupons issued under act
90 Of 1910 .'...........-. ........"...-. f.o2e ca
Bonds and coupons issued under act
Is Of 1865 ,e-s,..-....s.e............. i,s42 %
Bonds and coupons issued under act
90 Extra session Of 1870. ............ 7,o9o %
Bonds and coupons issued under act
Ill Of 1867. Observation-Disclosures. a.lss 90
Certificates issued under act Of 1874 107 80
VIZ. HALEY PER cHAs r. HOFFMAN,.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
1is Of 1861. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600 %
Bonds and coupons issued TO New Or
leans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company loo m
Bonds and coupons issued to New Or
leans, Opelousas and Great West
ern Railroad Company. ........ss.s. 1850 90
A. LUETA.s
Bonds and coupons issued for relief OF
State Treasurer under net m of1sss 100 -
--~---S--
Total -. .sst.sg7 %
des1Y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Saturday Evening. Dec. 9. 1877. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING. HOUSE.
MONETARY.

GleafinEs. Balances.
December f. o.. 1924 90 sttb,tss "a
Money was In moderate demand st the banks.
ana the counter transactions ire fair.
On ths street there Ia no change to note in the
rates for money. and the offerings OF paper are
EXCEPTIONAL commercial papef sac " cent
AL DO t0@t3. second grade do tbDta; loans on
O6llhtsrAls eB14 Al mortgage paper eDi0.
second grade do % cent per anunmi.
Gold IL steady.
Foreign Exchange higher and fairly active.
Sight In good demand mud steady.
kstate Cobsnls nre shsy at sc a 20 ggss,
premium Bonds are weak at Bgss d15gys.
stocks IRE stsadg but quiet.
Gold opened Ia New York OF 1g3a, and
closed ut 1o7A. Here 1t opened Mt tt1is@i1g
ind closed ut t62ssetDa 10000. stD 600 and
$4,000 ut 1Da FL, 900. $1,000 aud $1,000 ut tG3ts.
HTEHL1Na BALEH4e27 900, EaD1D and f9eo6
bill OF ladiDg nj 4sps. fiGe9o do at tag@4g1 md
s9bep do, at $50. Bunk sterling @0D4sgta. Com
msr6inl bills 4ap6iasD
FRANC BALEs@e5e. 900. 10000 and 10000 COM
merelpl ct b,1b. Dunk francs -, commercial IL.
SIGHT HALEB- 100000, stp,60g $40 900, $50 900
md $1,000 bank and bankers Mt Is. and $4,000
bank Mt 7ats v cent discount.
The banks are checking ut " " cent. Com
mereiHl and bankers 7atgRss v cent discount
We hre under obligations TO Mr.. / N. May
nard snpsrintepdspf. for the following report
Of tho condition 1f the Associated Banks Mt The
close Of business Friday. December 7. 1877.
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

The egarsfiiak efs Of Me-, aerk have pro.
claimed to the public that many Of the cigars
sold ID the shops afe chemically favored and
are not tho genuine weed. They might have
told something new II they had said that II, any
Of the Havana cigars In the market we're Of
Connecticut ,rigin.
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Prices are higher. the market closing steady
and firm ut 60 to 6iSe for loose bulk shoulders.

strong Influences existing ut tho close yestsr-
day. La the nieantius, Liverpool reporting nm
advance Of Lied on Middina Upands and New
York unchanged on spot edttons faetofs be-
came mors stringent. and the demand being
good fair business was transacted. buyers
paying m advance Of sc on yesterdays prices.
hours. During the aftef. part Of the day this
position was not materially altered. but owing
10 the, scarcity Of desirable eottons the saiss
wer6 tmited 10 only e1I1 bales.
The official quotations Of the Cotton Exchange
Sill
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fsrpoRg NEWMAN a Bn0.
Bonds Issued 10 New Orleans. Ope-
loueas and Great Western Ralroad
Company .'......... ..........t.,.... si.oo % !
Bonds and Coupons issued to New Or.
leans. Jackson and Great Eorthern
Railroad Company. ~.s..s.e...s". i.oieN
Bonds and Coupons issued under act
No Is Of 1866, ....,..."............ nsM
Total. ...'...................... s2sas %
IeH n
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Extreme range for job lots. 15A a2oA.
We quote New York creamery. fine, so6D31c
New York dairy tse927e. as in quality. Western
repacked s9i7c. as In quality.
CHEEsE-stock and demand light. New York
cream 1s@1bhc. Western factory 12@1ac. as In
quality
STARCH In good demand at s1tc In lots !;
iobbing at 3Aa4c fb.
WOOL-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mand. and 1t Is held above the views of buyers,
BURY is quoted nj i1Df2e Louisiana clear 265zc
clear lake 275s02ge " ID.
HID ES-supply fair and market quiet; conn-
try green 8@s56c. dry sailed 13@135Sc. dry flint
14Dtbe.
TALL0W-scarce. City &C: country &c y n.
SALT--SiOck Light with q good demand. Since
our last report one cargo, all COARSE sold at
711ke per sack aftoat. and one to arrive on prf-l
yate terms. We quote cargo price at 7oG75e, ac-s
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BOARD or LIQUIDATION.


y Nt
Nav ORLEANS. December 7, fs77
hereby give notice that tho following appIf-
cations have been flied In this of1os for t1se y
funding Of tho following enumerated Bonds
and Coupons:
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor and ex-offi clio Secretary Of NE Board
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Ngw ORLEANS. December 8. fs77.
hereby give notice that the following appIis
cations have been filed In this offfee for tbs
funding Of The following enumerated bonds.
coupons and certificates.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and ex- oftieio Secretary Of the Board.
THos. n. HUNT.
Bonds and coupons issued to New Or
leans. jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company s,.,..+...s.....t.s sf.eg5 ge
n. A. HATCH.
Certificates issued under act OF 1874 = no 7g
deD 1T
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 4. 1871.
hereby give notice TINT tho following appjiea~
tions have been filed In this ofies for the fund
Ing Of the following enumerated bonds, cou-
pons and certificates.
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:. The Palals Royal holiday catalogue is now
the novelty of the aenaon
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,ftieial quotations Of the Cotton Exchange
COTTON sTATHMHnr


GofToH STATEMENT.
In store and OH shipbonrd Sept /. ts77 al 1856
Gross Receipts since yesterday. $500
Gross reeeipts previously. ...,..bbt sg7- &c., 1897
- Total supply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bBi 1868
Exported tD=dhy. ts.s t'..sss4tsss s.4si
Exported previously, ...si..,.. 800 p7p= aab 542
Tgtal stocks this dHF sst..Iss.ts5ss5s.. 245e11
Total stock this dry last year .ss,....... 372b
Exports to- daY@To Liverpool p4es bales
n receipts since yesterday ..ns......... $685.
Receipts from other ports s4.sss.s'.oss.s+ .6I5
Not receipts last Il atufdny ss5..sf.ts.ss.4s b14t
Mst receipts this day last yshrs 1871
Net receipts since september tss...st.... .abB sos
Net receipts same time last vsar n..n.., 800 s7s
Cotton on shipboafd MS per account Of tbs
Cotton Exchange. Ms fol1owsi Liverpool $780,
bales, Havre 4e.blb, Bremen s7ts. Mediterranean
74si,. North Sea 1924, spaip 1850 Mexico =,
eoastwise 4p4 total, t25.bt4 bales This, taken
from the stock at noon as noted ut the Ex-
change leaves in presses t37 291 bhiss.
Tho movement ut ports for one day up to
noon to-day Is given below:
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IHtFtI .ll-IsFI 13,TBI 9T,iHT IHJI6T
Heesipts Mt ports since September lid .704 geg
Receipts same time last y6ht .t..s.......3rg1 $40
Heeeipts Same time wear before. +.....,1 Ill Ga
The exports from all United States ports. con
solidatsa as per kilograms TO tho Cotton Exs
change. for the ono dry have been as followsi
q. n. France. Cont. Chm. Stocks
This wesk. g.4sa 3.G33 100 s.n 7a3, 94b
Lust week 1853 Gb70 4.a2g ,... s75 nal
Ihia tutak
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace

New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
air NH~'''''
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by Telegraph

by Telegraph
NEW YonE. Dec a.=The events Of the wsek In
financial circles were more important than for
some time past, Tho Presidents message and
tho report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury to
Congress caused n slight decline In the gold
premium md some Improvement in United
YtateH bonds.
Early In the week the monetary situation was
characterized by d hardening tendency and II
higher range Of rates prevailed The range of
rates for coll loans was from TO II cent, with
most Of the lutte business ut 6e97 W cent. The
but after wards became firm and advanced. Gold
declined from 1875 to 1927 on the Presidents
message and report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. but afterwards recovered 10 1O25s on
the prospective action on the silver bill by the
Senate.
Government bonds were irregular: MT the
open ing prices advanced. but deeliue fl-
lowed. though Mt the close the market was
frnsr again.
The railway and miscellaneous speculation
WAS irregular and unsettled; ut The opening
prices advanced to2 cent. but later the mar
ket became weak and prices declined + to u y
cent. with ut times. heavy pressure to sell.
Subsequently, under purchases TO cover short
contracts, the decline was partially recovered.
but In the late dealings the general list wns
of tho coal stocks which advanced sharply on
rumors that q meeting Of the various COM
pa1eH was to be he d next week, and also that
the price Of coal had advanced.
NEW YORK. Dec. wall street. Money closed
ut per cent. Exchange closed frmer at Adj so
ctiic railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
flrss 106 es00s5s; land grants ION 60163a sink-
ing funds gba95is Central t0Tsa6Dio7A In State
bonds Tennessaes. old. dropped from t2ts to ii:
Louisiana conaols sold at sGA: Georgia skies MT
Do's. aud District Of Columbia s.G5'a at rs.
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ALLEN JUMKL.
Auditor and OK -officio Secretary Of the Eoarf.
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81, Louis Republican. Dec G:
There was barge being loaded with package
freight for the. A.. j. Baker. Another for nor
went TO the st. Louis elevator for grain and one
NOR came to the wharfboat intended for her.
She has two sets Of barges now.
Messrs Chandler Smiths barge Jim Goode.
bound from this port for New Orleans, In tow
OF inc Wild Boy. struck an obstruction and
sank In 6 feet Of water on Tuesdty. The bargs
will probably be raised and 1t ID expected that
half OF the cargo will be saved. The grain was
on top Of the hay which was slowed on deck
The cargo consisted Of the following items
29s sacks oats. 14s sacks oats, IS sacks shipstuf
10 SACKS corn, $40 sacks bran. etc. The freight
was insured, but not the barge. Mr. Smith IL
down Of the wreck, and Mr.. Barnard, UNDER
writer's agent. Went down last night.
Messrs D'Areafnbal u Baksr. agents of fba
Kate Kinney. played a neat game on the IRON
Mountain Railroad the other day. They got ali
the Red river freight they wanted at paving
rates before advertising. The railroad was to )
late In getting the news. but when IL ia It re-
du1ed its rates TO about nothing, when the boaf
had al the freight contracted for. 4. ID now
very generally known that railroads CANNOT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01

CHARGKD WITH PETTY LARCENY
G. NJ. Stevens, carriage painter, wa
before Justice Wait yesterday, charged
with the larceny Of akeg OF paint fro N
Mr.. s. ]. EI!ifritzs wagon shop, corner
Market and oath streets, Stevens occu
pies . room in the second story Of Mr.
Ellifritzs building. Several times re,
Gently Mr.. Ellifrilz missed some Of his
paint, and yesterday morning discovered
n kegcontainiug abouttwenty.five pounds
Of cheap paint in Stcvens' room which
belonged 10 him. Stevens claimed that
he had purchased it from W. H. Robin.
son, but when Mr.. EIlifritz called upon
Mr.. Robinson and asked him il he lad
sold Stevens the paint he said he had not,
and that he had no such paint in his
store. Mr.. Ellifriiz then brought tho
matter before Justice Wait, but was in.
duced 10 drop it upon condition that
Stevens return the pain. and pay the
costs in the case.
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ENJOY LlFE.-What truly beautiful
world we live inl Nature givea us
grandeur Of mountains, glens and oceans
and thousands OF means for enjoyment
We can desire no better when in perfect
health; but how often do the majority Of
people feel like giving 1t ~ disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with di.
sease, when there ia no occasion for This
feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Au.
gust Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause Of
seventy.tve per cent Of such maladies AZ
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiycness, Nervous Prostration, Dir.
ziness OF the Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, lO
cents. Try it. Sold by all first class
druggists in the United States. eodGw
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SALE OF OPERA HOUSE FIxruRns.-
The Opera House fixtures we're sold yea.
terday, by auctioneer Heryey, upon the
premises, The stock and fixtures were
all purchased by Mr., G. W. Franzheim
who bought the house on Thursday. The
following are among the prices paid iol
the different articles: The chairs in The
auditorium were sold for iity.two cent.
each; drop curtain, S; twelve fats o.
scenery, So per fiat gas brackets and
globes, s. each; stage chandelier, S25
parIor set for stage, $5i. The bar.roou
fixtures were also purchased by Mr.
Franzheim al the following rates: Coun
ter, $50; ice box, 81 90; two sileboards, a
$50 each; chandeliers, six at "a so each
and one atS7. The prices are considered
low. The pictures were not sold.
Mr.. HamiltOn's furniture and house
hold goods, at his residence, on lGtf
street, were bid in by Mr.. L. E. Hanson
for Mrs. Hamilton. The price paid wa,
S2lS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01

UNFoRTuEArE AcclnENT.-Mr. Chris
tian Hes, a prominent German citizen
met with an unfortunate accident OF
Thursday night. During the evening 4
children's party had been held at Mr.
Hess residence on Main street, NORTH
Wheeling, and the family did not retire
until quite late. Abont midnight Mr.
Hess, before going to his room, started Il
the basement Of his house 70 turn out q
light which had been left burning. Al
the head OF the stairs he missed hia footing
and fellto the bottom, striking against The
bannisters and breaking one Of them. He
was unable 10 rise, and remained upon
the floor until his family came to his as.
sistance, when it was found that he had
sustaineda compound fracture just above
the knee Of the left leg. Drs. FrizEsl and
Hupp were hastilyssummoned, aud re.
duced the fracture. Yesterday Mr.. He's
was resting easily, and seemed to be very
cheerful under the circumstances.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CotLRcE.-
The entertainment given by the Senior
Glass Of the Wheeling Female College, 10
the College Hall, last evening, was q
brilliant success. The hall was filled by
an appreciative audience, and the per.
formances were frequently aud enthusi.
astically appIauded.
The sAlltatory by the PreAident Of the
class, Miss Sophie Logan, was brief but
full Of original thought and witty al.
lusions. The choir otthe First Preaby.
terrain Church rendered very effectively
the quartette "silent Night by Barnby.
Miss Virginia Pendleton read q very tine
essay on the subject, "voices Of the Deep"
For 30 young lady lMisa Pendleton Il
certainly very tine elocutionist, and we
predict for her avery brilliant future.
Miss Sophie Logan Aabg very beauti.
fully "My Spinning Wheel" The young
lady was very beautifully attlred In be.
coming costume. Preceding the Golden
Legend" Miss Jennie Mcdonald enter.
tanned the audience with the brilliant
piano piece, "Feast OF Roses" During
the enactment Of the Legend Mr.. Beach
rendered most effectively the sopg IRE.
Signation" That II was appreciated by
the audience was evident by The catering
attention given.
The scene from Dickens was very we'll
presented by AlisS Carrie Hubbard and
Miss Capitola Marshall. II was made
very lauShable and was immensely appre.
ciated BY the audience.
Mr.. Lucas sang the "May Queen" with
more than usual brilliancy.
The audience was thanked Ia choice
and poetic words for their presence and
attention by Miss CapitOIa Marshall.
All declared themselves highly enter
tained, and vote tue class Of 1873 a suc.
cess,
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TnANsFERs OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit.
ted to record in the office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made August 80, 1877, by Jane
Brown and Ann Brown TO James Wayt
for the uso and benefit OF Barbara Ann
Cox, lot II, in the town Of West Liberty,
fronting l22 feet on the west side Of Main
street; 1900.
Deed made June Is, 1877, by Isaac
Cox and wife to Jane Brown and Ann
Brown, tor lot fronting 1872 feet on west
side Of Main street, West Liberty; 81 $50
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The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening, and will return at 4P. M
to-day.
The Thnnhouser laid over at this pOrt
yesterday for repairs.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg at lOI
A. NJ. The Courier will be the reeulaI
packet this morning,
Several tOwboats passed down yesler.
day with lows Of coal.
The steamers Phaeton, Telegram and
Della were at the wharf yesterday, and
lett for their respective ports on time.
The steamers Carrie Brooks and Salt
Valley are due up this evening,
The Granite State will pass down 10,
day.
The John L. Rhoads and Express are
due up TO morrow morning.
The O'Nesl will leave Tor Pittsburgh
at Z o'clock this morning.
The following towboats passed down
Yesterday: Baltic, Storm, n. ]. Bigley,
Sam. Clark, Tom Lysle and James 4,
Blackmore.
The Ed. Hobbs is loading for 81. Louis,
Last evening the marks indicated 10
feet | inch, and falling.
The new steamer Katie StockdaIe,
Capt. I. S. Calhoun, will leave Pittsburgh
today for Cincinnati. She was built e1.
pressly for the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade, and will leave Pittsburgh every
Saturday, and Cincinnati every Tuesday.
Capt. Wash. Kerr contemplated build.
ing boat for the Pittsburgh and Ports
mont trade this winter.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Ga.etie saws
Of the ONeal that "she Is the best boat
that has been in the trade for a number
OF years, being fast and having very good
accommodations for passengers."
by TeiegrHph.l
PITTSBURGH, November S0.--Riyer c
leet 6 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
CINCINNATI, November 30.-R.yer fall
Ing. Weather cold and cloudy.
LoUEsVILLE, November 3O.-Weather
cloudy and cold. River rising slowly,
with II feet s inches in canal,
LITTLE Rock, Novem Der 3O.-Weather
very cold, freezing to-day. River on a
MEMPHls, November SO.-River rose o
inches, anil stands At l2 feet @ inches,
Weather clear; mercury 33o. Arrived
Katie Harper, Little Rock; D. T. Lane
and tow, Upper Mississippi. Departed
vicksburg; S6inkle, Cincin.
NATL Grand Tower, St. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, November 30-Arriyed-
Grand Lake, New Orleans; Maude. Vicks.
burg; Belle Memphis, Memphis. De-
parted-Commonwealth, New Orleans.
Bell Memphis, Memphis; Arkansas. Keo.
kuk. River fallen s inches, with cossid.
cradle shore ice. Weather partly cloudy
and moderaLing somewhat.
NIcKsRURa, November SO.-Weather
clear; mercury AZ, River rose s inches
Atrrived-CIty Of Vscksburg. Up
Charles Morgan.
Cairo, November 3O.-Arsiyed-Capi.
tal City, ST. Loais; Alice, New Orleans,
Depatted-Capilal City,Vicksbure: DIR
lee, Pittsburgh. River 10 feet ! inch and
rising. Weather clear.
NEw oRI.EASs, November Soar.
riyed-Natchez, Vioksburg. Departed
James Howard, Memphis; Katie T.
hounx, Arkansas river. Clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, November SO.-Riyer 90
Ieet inch: and falling. Cloudy and cold.
Arriyed-Dora Coblsr, Evansville; j. W.
Goa, Memphis; Exchange, Pittsburgh.
Departed-Andes, Wheeling,
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HOTEL ARRlvA1s.-The following art
among the late arrivals al the hotels:
s.. James-Moses Slurn, Richmond, Va.
John A. Hutchinson, ParkersGurg
Ephraim Bee and son. Doddridge county
Floyd Nelly, West Union; Thos. c. Prince
Baltimore; J. S. Thimberky, Woodsfeld, O.
Stdmm-J. H. Grafton, Bellaire, o.; +
Gano, John DOnahuc, West Union; Sam
uel Pancoast, Cameron; o; Geo. Ault
Belmont county, o; Paul Heimbood and
lady, Darlington; W. II. Rogers, La
Grange; e. D. Kamninsky, Rush Run
OIL, Miller, Baltimore.
MLWe-F. J, Hulchingson, steuben.
yille;C G. Ludwiek, Burton, w. Va; B
F. Bone, Mt. Pleasant, O.; N. j. Harri
son, Grafton; DR.. VIM. j. Gibson, Balti,
more; K. II. Lewis, NJ. J. Becker, Pitts
burgh; p. D. Williamson, Rowlesbnrg;
E. B. Henderahot, Oakland, Md.