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National Republican., 1877-11-29
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

MONEY! IT'S LAWS AND HISTORY; BY
POLITICAL SCIENCE, OR THE STATE THEo-
RETICALLY AND PRACTICALLY CONStD-
TIE FlNXT PHIEosofH}; W Sy Prof Shields;
eP%R ePRoy powrss NoprRN pH,rosopuy, 4, N
THE EARTH As MoDIf1ED BY HUMAN AC-
TIONi by q 7, Marsh; 800 "
THE BLUE BANNER, OR THE ADVENTURE
OF Mnssumsn. Christian, and Pagan $500
pIANAi by author of Wide, Wide World N.7S.
Sl.m IaE ENCHANTED MoooAslSs' By Mathews
PHURAQUIDj by Mrs. Prentissj g,B.
For sale BY WILLIAM BALLANTYNE.
n022u t2s Seventh street.
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.FLH<SoE AND OoMM sA0A
finance.

TIE subtrsasury balances IN Nsv yssk ysssssaay
were Gold, eios. .7r .tiA currency, ep.s7s.7A The
subTrcssuref paid out on aocount OF interest," etaooo
and for bonds. tioo0ss customs receipts, ss4,oo.
In Ncw York yssfsrday money was loaned n SOC
Exchanse, long, ~ short ssx. Cold quiet and
steady ~ ioaK Rates fbr carrying sot quoted.
doyernmsnt bonds steady. ct ths following Quota.
t,oun
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IT t. CoLDwELL, Auctioneer.

Os
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoPERTY, No. 1los PARK STREET.
By virtue OF deed OF trust 10 dated the Sd day OF
February, A. d. ls7e, and duly recorded In Lber mum:
bered SOL folio 42l OF seq. OF the land records Of
the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby we will seil at public auction
In front OF the premises on FRIDAY, December II,
1871, at O'Clock p M, all that piece and parcel OF
ground, known aud described AZ sublot numbered fE
teen, l5D according to George T. qulick's recorded
subdivision OF square numbered nine hundred and
eighty,seven 7 fronting on the north line Of Park
one hundred % C fee, being part Of original lo,s num-
numbered nine hundred and elghtyseven (es7D rs re-
corded In original record No. ~ folio s7 improved
by two-story frame house, containing siI rooms.
Terms Of sale: one,fourth cash. and balance paya-
with interest at eight per cent per annm, until paid
from day Of sale 70 be secured by deed Of trust upon
property sold. II terms OF sole are not complied with
within Ave days the reserve the right 70 re;
deuling purchaser deposit 600 will be required
at time OF sale. All conveyancng and recording at
purchasers cost
RM H,y, WARMER, A ~ Trustees.
no2p,TbsAISds
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days,

DuNcANsoN BROS, huc,iSnss. q 3 cert. ,,,,,v..,
TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IsfPHoyED
SR2sEhEY on sStrTH Sn SAR22tNISAI AyEiEFYTE tiFTFi
By sirtus d swo deeds Of ,rs.. 70 us, dated May
February y, isI7 recorded In ber sts folio 1ss, o.
the land records FOR the District Of Columbia. and q
The Tsgues. q the party secured thereby we viii ell
st public auction, IN front Of the premises on FRI,
pay pccemser y ~ At four o'clock m, 81
as lotnumSsrsd ninetssn qsl IN Rlch.rd Ro,hTsls y M
{ol and part q fesyen iQ z square Numbered nins
hundred and ninety ono, selD said subdivision being
recorded November D is76, III the oice Of the Sur.
veyor Of the District Of Columbia. The improve
rooms. =.
Terms OF sale, one-fourth cash, balance In six,
twelve, elghteen and twenty-four monthn with In;
terest at eight cont per annum until paid nom day 81
ssieo be secured BY deed oftr9st upon property sold
days the trustees reserve the right @ resell ssr ys
purchaser A depopit ofsiOo will be required OF time
ofsaie All eonveyancing and recording at cost ol
sssIsiSS sSs 4 SSsSsA SS$sAx, A WARNER. rr'''''.
paeo ao.tds
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
~ TATE ON FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN
l. AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST, IN THE

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is:
~ TATE ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
LAND N sTREE1s NoRTHwEsT, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID O.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed In Equity cause No 66os
Wright Patterson OF ALL Will sell ut public auc-
frst day Of December is77, at four o'clock p m the
on Fifteenth street West by ,hs depth q one hundred
l2s0 end the north fourteen Q4 feet eight (s) inches
ffonl, fronting said Fifteenth street west by the
depth OF one hundred and 07 feet and hve (5)
inches Of lot twenty-six. (2s all In Daydsens sub
division OF lots, In square number one hundred and
ninety y-seven llp7.l In the city Of Washington and
District Of Columbia, improved by q two (2) story
frame dwellinghouse, No. ii3s Fesnth street north
west.
Terms; one-fourth 10 cash and residue In three
equal insalments at SIX twelve Q2 and eighteen
Qs) months ffom day fsae, with Interest at sx 20
per cent per nli cash at the option Of the
purchaser 800 to be deposited on acceptancs Of bid
AL conveyancing At purchasers cost. II the terms
are not complied with In seven days the right Is re.
served to resell said property at the risk and cost OF
Jon BARNARD, Trustee,
4s8 Louisiana avenue northwest.
noyl5- -ThsTu&ds GEORGE TRUEsDELLL Auct.
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n MILLER, PRACTICAL UPHoISTERER AND
~. DECORATOR, COS ID street northwest, All
work done NJ short notice In the moss satisfactory
manner, and II reasonable priosA noiTym
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INDISPENSABLE BOOKS.

/ TNDI5PENbABLE BUUKS.
feroes Le OF Charles Sumner 20 90
Money, Its Laws and History; Poor, ....... 90
parwns Different Forms OF lowers. ,.,......... 20
Contemporary Artin Europe; Bsniamin-...":,,., 20
Pottery and Porcelain from earliest times TO Fx- .
hiblton Of 20; Elliott. 8 90
Political SCIENCE OF the Statej woosey........ O0
90
Pemhquidi Mrr. Pfentiss rs
Queen OF shebai Aidrich so
True Love Rewarded; A. B. Roe. ........,....... 90
money and Legal Tender; Lnderman- aluminium. I Is
Gnnher MAN 90
being Boy 80
CIeeds OF ChIlstendomj W. II. Greg.............. 90
pith; Lady M MAIendie.. 20
Free b. BY s %aii. o"'e x ;TiixPMxN 70
nov2ou Gil Psnn1ylvpnlR avenue,
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A jersey City merchant, who Is very fond Of
pets, kept his siI canaries and cat in his place
Of business, which he boasted rivaled Barnum's
"happy family" In amiability. Upon going to
his store yesterday morning he was sstonishod
to find that his pets had consolidated, the oat
being the only one of the party left alive. Dis
gusted, to say the least Of 1t, with this tragis
method of Reconstruction, = the merchant
emptied the contents of shotgun into tho
remaining member and now tho whole happy
family" encased In cats skin. sleep in tho
same grave.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

ThsnkssaviaR
~. On. Q. O. o61
Now III . reaperr song b sndeh,
Now the harvest teE 10 eel
Lord. witA sweliins hearts ~ 8Anh ~
Yof our basket aAd our s(oysf
Thank Thee for The ffyih sad howsA
For tho sunlight aad the rAinI
Thank TheS for the growing garna1
Frcightsd with the golden srsin.
Thank Thee for the forms that gather
Nightly round the rudy hearth;
For ths trembling tones Of fbnf scoca
And the infant song Of mirth.
Thank Thee for our vast dominion,
Stretching Ar from sea 10 seal
Thank Thee that the cloud has lined
North and South and all are free
Thanh Thee for our schools and churchal
Dotting mountain, shore, and plain
For the Charities thSt cluster
Mid the haunts Of want and pain.
Thank Thee for unnumbered blessings,
From the cradle To the ravsj
For the light Of heyslatton,
For Savior sent 10 save.
For the hopes and consolatlons
To our tollworn spirits siyenj
For the dawn Of resurrection
For the endloss Joys OF Heaveuf
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Stocks weak and declined.
The following are the opening and olosirG rates foJ
z: isy. ssSs x. s,osHs I. . cooFs
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DR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
u Specialist IN the city, can be consulted every
TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and! SATURDAY, soj
Sixth street northwest
srKoLALTY-Femaie complaints and skin Diseases
novl6Iy
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PROFESSIONAL.

GIPsEY CLAIRv0YANT FROM EUROPE
Greatest wonder oi the world tells your lifs from
moss death, law suits finds absent friends, Tecoyen
lost or stolen property brinss separated together
all visit ors; satisfaction warranted. Hours-9 TO
No. 73t Seventh street, near corner OF N. nU2l-6m
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WOMAN'S CORNER.
KAatsd By Yansis ., wsrA.

Ladies srs twyitel h csnAt>S1s SscSv n1p
end skovt shetches spprcHtss b sis dsSsvt-
ual. PisSss addreN - coAsssrtoaalP&s b
he Republican Office, osvs k6&sr " Ne o~sss
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DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses OF wash
ilgton.

The following % pub'ished for ns bcnoM Of 7ras'
cling sslesms~, stramesrs, and Ne public 0e'er.
apy-it includes az tradcs and professions, and
cannot Jaa to prove Of Interest 10 al who istsns
transasting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

TITO THE LADIEs.-LADIEs HAVING SUPER
l. fuUus hair on fhce, arms, and neck can have It
permanently removed In one week without injury to
pies and all diseases OF the scalp premature gray
ness cured In one day. cure IN all
PROF AND MAD. SLADE,
no21 ON 73t Seventh street N. W.
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The following are the buying and selling rates 10
Government securities
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DR.. @. DeMontreville,

DENTIST,
No. 1870 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
WASHINGTON CITY.
References; Col. W. X. Rogers, Private Secretary
TO the President; Gen. VIM. u, LeDuc, Commissioner
Of Agriculture; Hon John J. Knox, Comptroller OF
the Currency; senator Mcmillan. Gov. Alex, Ram
sey, Gov. O. X. Davis, DO oc27-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-21
MRS. DR.. P. s. STEPHENS,

ruyHE GREATEST AsTROLOGIsT.
i Clairvoysnt. Physician and Test Medium
Of the age, has arrived in Carson. and taken
rooms at the corner Of Csrs-n and Fifth streets,
Frisbie's corner. Up Stairs. where she is pre-
pared to give satisfaction in regard to the past,
present and future. Also. to treat all kinds Of
ailments or diseases. Come soon, il you want
your fortunes told. Remember the place. cor.
ner Carson and Fifth streets. Up Stairs. Hours
Of consultation, from 4, n, to IL 2. n. fjs19
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-21
DISSOLUTION OF partnership

MOTTO IS HEREBY CIV e N
~ that the copartnership heretofore existing
between NJ. NJ. Gsige and A. G. May. in the
business of saloon keeping, in Carson City, Ne
vads, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The said Gaige succeeds to the books and
business and he assumes all the liabilities of
the late copsrtnership; and all debts due the
same are payable to him.
Signed: NJ. N. GAGE,
A. C. MAY.
Carson City, Nevada, January 3, ls77.tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-19
A Tender SFIoater.0

About 10 O'Clock this morning, as Off
Ger Brazeu was walking near the edge
OF the river between Sycamore and
Broadway, he noticed an object in the
water that had caught in rope attached
to the steamer Thompson Dean. He
called to a by-stander, MIR. Thomas Ma
loney, and requested him to get yawl
and 90 out and see what it was, as it
looked as though it might be a child.
Brazell said Maloney did as he was re-
uuested, and soon brought the object to
shore, which upon examination proved
to be male fetus of about seven months
cessation. John Evans, of No. II East
Front street, was at once dispatched to
the Coroner's office, and soon after DR..
Stitch held an inquest, the jury render
ing a verdict of "Death from causes un-
known"
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deep on west side OF Walker Mill Road lis feet
south OF Gest street-$2,00O.
Louis TIschbein TO same leasehoid in same
premises-$5O0.
Ludwick Fisher to Hannah Fisher and 9TH
ers, Lot IS ON platof CaFTsvlhe, Fulton Town-
| ship. (now In Cinclnnati)-a, love and aaec-
tiOn.
Nancy A. Dye and husband TO Alice Green,
warla anCy deed, Lot IS IN McCullough's subui-
| vision in Columbia, 80 by 100 feet on Fulton
| street-$5O ana other considerations.
George Ii. Kotte to Noble X. Royse, warranty
deed, Lot 43 in Mills & Kline's subdivision, 30
feet front by "a feet deep, on north side OF Sher
man avenue, ~ feet west Of Dafton avenue
| $500.
ranty deed. lot in Avondale, 100 feet front on
north side Of ROckdale avenue by 22O feet deep,
lying 9lO feet west OF Main aVenue-Sl.
Luther NJ Sprecher to Mary h. Roberts, war
ranty decd, same premises-$i.
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Died.

GRUYBEHL--On Friday, May is, 1877, at
w o'clock A. NJ, Mary Magdelena, wife of
John Gruybehl, Jr., aged 80 years, months
and ID days.
Funeral will take place from the family res
idence, 12S Harrison avenue, on sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Friends OF the family in
yited to attend without further notice.
WARREE--J. L. W arren, Saturday morn
ing at ~ o'clock, at his residence, II Pike
street.
TWACHTMANN-On Wednesday. May l8,
1877, at z. NJ, j. +. Z. Twachtmann, in the
esd year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, $40 Race
street, Sunday. May ", at 1870 p. NJ. 1876
GALLAGER-At South Bend, after a short
Illness on Thursday morning, May II, 1877, at
A. M, James Gallager, aged 81 years, s
months and ~ days. 1S-1t
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County Clerks Office,


The following new suits were dled up to
noon to-day:
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
52,Tl9. VIM. McFee VS.. w. E. Moore-Money.
62,1zO. Samn Baron vs.. Harms Bros.-Money.
62,72l. George Llawson VS.. Hamilton Pollock
-Ejectment.
52,722 W. o. Smith vs.. Margaret A. Swift
Executrix of Abraham Swift, deceased
Money.
81, 728. George Clawson vs. Hamilton Pollock
ct ALTO recover real estate and to quiet
title
a,724. VIM. II. Hill vs.. Cincinnati g. Spring.
field Railway Company-Damages.
52,725. A. N. Miller VS.. John Koller-Lien
$3.50.
52,728. Charlotte L. Hill w. Cincinnati &
Springfield Railroad Company-Damages,
81, ,Su0.
bs,727. Alexander McCreadie VS.. John Craig
damages $5,O0J.
52,728 John Il. Donoschke vs.. Harms Bros
Money.
b2,7z9. Richard Savage VS.. Charles and Fanny
Spotts-Lien, STA 80.
: 81, $50. Nicholas Hirst VS.. Joseph Domphan-
Appeal.
%. 7sl. George J. Francisco VS.. Carl Walter
Appeal
SUPERIOR COURT.
33,1Sa. Philip Rittweyer VS.. George Doell
ct ALTO set aside conveyance for sale Of real
estate.
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+ EGAL.-JAMES X. GLENN AND Nj. b,
IL Glenn, his wife; William FL. Goodln and
hIlia Nj. Goodiu, his wife; Charles X. Goodin,
Samuel Goodin, Margaret L. Goodin, and -
Goodln, wife of said Charles K. Goodin, heirs
OF Amanda Goodin, deceased, late of Sc. LOuis,
Missouri, will take notice that the CITY of Gin
clnnati, for the use and benent OF Frost, Stearns
Company, did on the twelfth (l2th) day of
May, 1877, nle It's petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for tha County of Ham
llLon, State oil Ohio, against the SAID parties,
implicated with others, defendants, to enforce
au assessment for the filing of Gest street,
from Harriet street to the Cincinnati u Baltl-
more Rail DAD, against q lot which fronts
twenty five (25) teet on the south side o.
said Gest street and eXtend3 back southward-
ly two hundred and sixty three (z63) feet more
or less to the center OF the old bed oil
Millcreek, aud lying two hundred ami thirty
two and 25-1Oo (292 25lU0) feet east Of Wilder's
cast line, said loG being the west one-half of a
former street callcu Division street; anu pray
ing that the defendants may be ordered to.
pay the sum due under said assessment
E8mountipg to three hundred aud sixIy-
seven 49, 100 dollars 1854 S9-lu0l, with interest
thereon at six per cent. % per cent( from Jan.
uary g, 1875, ami ave per cent. % per cent,
penalty. or tnat said p. emises may he sold u
pay the same.
And the said defendants are notified that
they are required to appear ana answer SAID
u, 1877. DKAUSIN WULSlN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated at Cincinnati .Nay u 1871. myl2-6t,i
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Real Estate Transfers.

Inc IollOWlhg real estate VsansLtrS were nled
up to noon to-day:
Allen v. Jenkins and wife to Geo. Barger,
warranty deed, lot in Section 70, Township
4, Range 2. being Lot 8, in PARTITION # lands Of
John Morten, and 50 feet front ON Observatory
Road by l7O feet deep, 500.
VIM. Baker and wife to George W. Barger,
warranty deed, Lot in Sections 80 and 3S,
Township 4, Fractional Range 2, decreed to
VIM. Baker in case 2S, ,527, c. Z. p, $1,000.
S. f. Howard 10 Ann Cary, warranty deed,
part of Lots 152, 1853 and 154. Langland &,
| rhompson's subdivision In CumminsvIll 80
feet front on east SIDE Of First street by rs feet
deep. $l,2.0.
Martin Warner to Geo. W. Nash, warranty
deed, acres on Indian Hill, in Columbia
| township, being part Of Section "a; also "
acres in same township and section, 81, $50.
Ann Eliza Megrue and husband to Samuel
LowenthaI, warranty deed, lot 4U feet front by
| 1OO feet deep, on the east side of BavmIller
| street, north Of Court, 1926.
Daniel Paris, executor, and Anna M. Paris
| to VIM. frame, warranty deed, part Of Lots l,
2 and 8, Ethan stones subdivision, 38 -l0G
feet front on Mill street by II feet deep,
A,250.
Spring Grove Cemetery to Chas. ". Allen,
Lot ., Section 70, Cemetery Of Spring Grove,
1868.
George H. Charles and wife to John W
Charles, special warranty deed. part Of Lot 14l
| in James, subdivision OF Paramount, feet deep
| on Lick Run Pike and 81 feet deep, 81 and
Geo. Ii. and Richard Charles and wives to
| same, special warranty deed. part Of Lot l41,
same subdivision, AZ feet front on Lick Run
Pike, and also part OF Lots M2 and 234, same
| subdivision, 39h feet front by 35TH feet deep,
| 81 and other considerations.
| s. w. Bard (per Sherif) to Jos. Longworth
| leasehold. on the northeast corner of Clark and
Freeman streets, rs feet on Freeman street by
| 95 feet on Clark street-$500.
John II. Overlook and wife TO John Aubery,
warranty deed, lot on the west side OF Broad
way, 19J feet north OF Webster street, 20 feet
| front by 90 feet deep-$7,50h
John Aubery and wile to John H. Overlook,
| warranty deed, leasehold on the northeast
corner OF Harrison avenue ana Began street.
| g feet front ON Harrison avenue by 9l.52 feet
on Began street and being 1850 feet wide in
the rear-$2,S0O.
j. W. Meeker, per assignee, to Martha j..
| Meeker, Lot q in John ID. Moore's addition to
| the town of Harrison, 81 ,8U0.
Richard Cox, per sheriff, to Building and
Loan Association of Glenuale, Lot 4, in Gross
u Dietrich's addition TO Glenuale. $500.
Building and Loan Association OF Glendale
to Mary Cox, quitclaim deed, same premises,
$3.50.
Geo. r. Wilder and wife to Fred. Tischbeln,
warranty deed, Lot 80 faat front BY lQp feet
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~. Weather clear and warm. Wind west.

airy. Weather clear and warm. Wind west
Thermometer ~.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa. May $3.50 A. H.
MonOngahela River feet ana stationary.
Thermometer n. Wind southeast. Weather
fair.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May i9-9:30 A. M
Kanawha River feet inches and falling.
Thermometer VI. Weather clear. Light vari-
able winds.
The river was falling here at noon to-day,
with IL feet in the channel.
The following steamers were In port at noon:
Potomac, Fleetwood, bosuona, A. l.. Norton,
City Of Poftsmouth, Golden Rule, Golden City,
James ID. Parker, Andy Baum, Ih0mpSn
Dean, Virgie Lee, Emma Graham. Mary Mil
Ter. United states, Ben. FIanklin and Robert
Mitchell
STEAMBOAT HovEMENEs-
The Fleetwood arrived this morning, and
will return to Huntington this afternoon ~ 4
o. o'clock sharp.
The VlrEie Lee leaves for GaIlipolis and
Kanawha river this evening, with Capt. J.V.
Reynolds In commaRd and Major j. IL. strut
ton in the office.
The fine packet Jas. D. Parker takes her de-
parture this evening fOr Evansville, Cairo and
Mem phis. Capt. Z. B. Russell commands, and
Mr.. j. A. Lindsay has charge Of the offir1e
The Ben. Franklin arrived from Madison
this morning, and returns this AFTERNOON.
Capt. o. r. Shinkle's fast and c0mmodious
new steamer Golden Rule will positively leave
New Orleans direct. Mr.. Ii. X. shaw, moss
courteous gentleman, presides in the Office,
| and Albert Sninkle attends TO the duties OF re-
celving freight.
The line Mary Miller is the only boat at the
city wharf receiving passengers and freight
for ST. Louis. Sne leaves this evening sure.
Capt John n Skunk is her efficient COM
mander, and Mr. j. Ii. Griffith is her compe-
tent chief clerk.
The Potomac, Capt H. II. Drown master,
Capt. Watt Shedd clerk, arrived this morning,
anu will return to tomeroy at p. M.
The U. z. SchenGk arrived at New Orleans
yesterday, and 1t is advertised to leave there
| ior return trip to this city to-day.
| The Ihos. Sherlock is advertised to leave
| New Orleans on Wednesday, 23d.
| The Bonanza arrived from Portsmouth this
morning and returned at noon.
| The Exchange will leave Pittsburg for Gin
cinnati this evening.
| The Shannon, en- route from Little Rock to
this city, is above Cairo with a good trip, in
GLIDING 5000 bushels OF Arkansas wheat amt
$50 bales cotton.
The Thompson Dean arrived this morning
| from New Orleans, and is announced to return
Monday.
The Emma Graham arrived this morning,
| and will return to Pittsburg this evening.
| BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
The Carondeleps freight rates are 12K cents
per cwt. on sugar, ETC., and 1jc for light stuff.
| She has $4,000 up trip, which will pay her
| way up handsomely. 80. t'
Capt. Rees W. Dngan is in st. Louis
The Sandy No. 2, which sunk last Monday
night, was on her way to Opelousas, on the
| Atchapalaya, to New Orleans.
| The cash drawer OF the Osceola was robbed
| OF nearly $3UO while the boat ayas ON her Way
| to Memphis. The booty seekers got away
without leaving clue behind.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
lSpeciaIs to the Star.l

PITTsBURG, PA, May l9-9 A. M.-River q
feet inches anu falling. Weather clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May Billie A. Mar
rived: United states, from Cincinnati; Belle.
from Madison; Minnie and tow, from salt
River. The sam. Clark and Bigley are In the
canal. The Clark leaves at noon for Pittsburg
with II empty and 8 lOaded barges. The
Thompson Dean passed up at 6: 70 last evening
less than days out from New Orleans. River
falling, with feet inches in the channel.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 1883 A. M.--The
steamer A. c. Donnaily passed up, days ana
$ hours out, with 5JO tons and 50 cabin and A.
deck passengers.
Dispatches to the Merchants Exchangel
OIL CITY, PA, May l9-9:4O A. M.-Alle-
ghenY RIVER l foot INCHES and station