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WHEELING. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, 1873
for beauty. The exhibition was . success,

for beauty. The exhibition was success,
and 80 the church Is freed from debt.
In the country near here an old gen.
tleman was sick "nigh unto DEATH" One
evening be was given upas tuckered out,
when his grandson, a boy Of II summers.
slid into bis room and stood at the foot OF
the bed slightly tilted forward, listening
10 hear the old man breathe. After a
moment or two the old gentleman shout
ed, "Peep," and the boy sneaked out
agreeably surprised.
We notice that your up river people
are having Sunday excursions this sum.
mer. We don't believe in such things
down here. The motto Of our people Is
10 remember the Sabbath day. We
believe in following the good old foot.
Ateps Of our fathers, who honored the
Sabbath and their days were long and
happy in the land. The Sabbath Is
never decorated in 81. Mary's, and l can
say that II Is one Of the happiest little
place. on earth. PLEAsAHTa.
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~ k- -GLNAbA bls
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 TIE DAILY LNTELLIGEHoER
GENERAL NEWS.
Butler Throws OF His Mack and
Shows the Real Intent ofthe
Potter Investigation.
The Indian War Gathering Force.
Hostilss Killing Hundreds Of Cattle.
Troops and Settlers in a Critical
Position.
A Terrible Slaughter Of Whites
Feared.
The Indian War Gathering Force
Hostllss Killing Hundreds of Cattle
Troops and Settlers In a Critical
Position.
A Terrible Slaughter Of Whites
Feared.
Butler Throws OF Ills Mask.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-General
Butler, as an individual member oi
the Judiciary Committee, to-day
submitted at great length to the
House Of Representatives his reasons
for dissenting from the resolution and
report Of the majority in regard to the in.
volatility Of the Presidents title. He
thinks II remarkable that In face Of the
sixth section Of the act establishing
the Electoral Commission, the Committee
should have come to 4 conclusion that
the proceedings Of the Commission or Of
Congress subsequent thereto constitute
an immovable iuality when the law itself
declares the contrary and the contrary
was emphatically assured by the House Of
Representatives. Instead Of constituting
q fnality those proceedings were on
their face and in express terms merely q
temporary erpediency or device, to avoid
the contingency Of lapse Of election, for
which the Constitution had made no pro-
vision. Congress, he says, by express
words OF law, declared that its object and
effect were provisional only. The Presi-
dent entered upon his office with the ex-
press notice that his tenure was question.
able, in the character Of doubtful valid.
ity not made absolute by the interposition
OF an extra Constitutional Commission,
but to be examined and adjudicated upon
by the courts. He agrees with the COM
mittee that Congress has no power under
the Constitution to confer upon the su-
preme Court Of the United States the
original Jurisdiction sought for II in the
Blair bill, but he says the question at
issue is whether the actual President Of
the United States has just and legal
title to the office which he holds. A
upon that question, II it
were possible to be had before court,
would make case which may well
enough be defined to be controversy be.
tween contending parties under the ormS
OF law beiorea court
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00HH THE RIVER LETTER.
V.o ',s. Three Y Families In n House
.''I' harys-Chnrch CONCERT.
81 NARr's, PLEAsASrs Co, !
June l7th 1879 7

81 NARY, PLEAsAss Co, !
ur,,,,. June l7th, 1851
aaa'rs' lutsllI,sncsr:
4 Sa aais' community proceeds along
i, '' wa I'nOr Of its way undis,urbed
i,fPtsA.n,ion Of railroad strikes or
J% Of the Commune. This /, one
NJ + u 'IW'in'iEe' y. Of having no railroads
,S,I J iI.lnE far from the turbulent
,,,,Si,. NM, There are cOmpeusations for
l,,r.4sin as IN this life. We read The
IN. dSt'otSSES's SSS news from all parts
.,'S',', TSo World and are not di.mayed by
u ;'y,! ,,,.l..' .l.S''eOOdInSs, And yet We are
ss',.4a ',Ss''linS' Thi. town Is not in a
4, ,'s"'s ~ 4 state BY a great deal. From
u d.nia' ai'e ilulis' live in every hon.e
d, o..,I, .%,S,ins are still coming in, and /
r,a.J, sTp's ~, Keep on multiplying the only
,alr,,,.' vii be to enlarge the town Of
~. TI, !, J s1. mes ,go band Of colOred folk,
aii,. ,o5 5Tsi! sty I good concert, but our OWE
,isS1 ~ ., Y IIa9t'day, Friday and saturjsS
aSidoSs' 'l't week, in the way Of an eI.
Id Oitbi, Admission u ?5 cents. The oh.
slssiaS o,ir patSSoTsn0n ,So ?, Q was 10 liit debt
y spsisiU,at J,,t u tas U, 7. Church, incurred
ssarsa su,p...ti rupp,s that the interior q thi.
pA'ea any room in The county
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We have Just received from the Pub
fishers copy Of Rands Ntv York CITY
Business Directory for 1878, containing Q
full and complete classified List OF all the
Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturers
doing business in the great Metropolis.
It is handsomely printed and bound and
will be found very useful and convent
ent work Of reference by business men
generally. II will be sent to any address
upon the receipt Of the price; One Dollar,
seventy.five or Fifty Cents, according to
the style Of binding. Address-The Rand
Publishing Company, IA Barclay Street,
New York.
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NV YoRK has been near having an
edition 10 her State debt which would
nj h srselble in these hard times.
n Atlialic steamship companies from
Yly ISL to 1876, we're obliged to pay a
ariiu Ium for each immigrant landed
q liable Tor any expense incurred by
b. State Tor their maintenance the i've
yAn following their arrival. This
nsOsy bad amounted 10 Sl0,O00,00O.
lbogt four yeir' ago the companies dis.
pad tie right Of the State to collect
rA Ihud money" and the suit was
ikiiel 10 their favor. Very soon after
d. lnuin Steamship Line began an nc.
too 10 recover sl,OOO,OOO paid by that
Sipntion 10 New York. lfsuccessiul,
E,Oiher lines would undertake the same
AlrE 10 lhe tune OiIhe whole leslO,O0O,OOO
4 Sll Hn lately brought before the
H'sH Of Representatives and passed, to
d. tSect that such suit shall not be
llnAiusd, aud il the Senate approves,
d. sIlsOI New York ia richer by the
lar. ,un.
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stray Thoughts About Women
ua wbo baa a oond VITA can bear apy

He who has a good wife can bear any
evil.
When Time spares beauty he COM
pletes 1t.
A faithful swain weds early 7; a prudent
one, never.
A woman would sooner rule 4 heart
then gil it not so q man.
Friendship between women Is only q
suspension Of hoStilities.
Love Ia the dawn Of marriage; matri-
mony Is the sunset oi love.
A woman need not always recall her
age, but she should never forget II.
A woman listens to 4 play with her
mind and Judges il with sense.
The best and worst thing that can be
said about marriage 1t that It is tie.
II takes as much wit not to displeaSe q
woman as II takes 10 please her.
A woman's friendship is, as rule, the
legacy Of love or the aims Of Indifference.
In matters OF the heart Il is usually
the fear Of insolvency that leads to bank
ruptcy.
Il Is surprising how near age brings q
woman to death, and how little 1t pre-.
pares her for 1t.
Il wasn't until the youth stabbed his
girl that she found out that she really
loved him.
The woman who con6des to one man
her partially for another seeks advice
less than an avoWal.
We are always anxious to know why
we are loved they only care TO know
how much We love them.
II takes q woman less time 10 get over
her own misiortunes than to be recon.
ciIed TO her neighbor's good fortune.
There are women with whom peni-
tence stands for repentance-women
whom wearing mourning dispenses with
In church women think that they re-
eeiye because they observe, and they are
medltatiug when they are only holding
their tongues.
A witty woman finds Il difficult upon
occasion 10 be dull like everybody else,
aud 20 usually eontfiyes TO be stupider
than any body else.
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NEW YoRK, June 1s.-Arriysd-De.
vonin, Glasgow; City Of New York, Liver
LONDON, June lS.-steamships Cana.
dian, from Montreal; Castalia Oder, Hin.
doc and Bolivia, from New York, and
Victoria, from Boston, arrived out.
NEw YORK, Jnne ls.-Arriyed-State
Of Nevada, from Glasgow.
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The Coming Orange Parade.

MONTREAL, June 1S.-The Mayor says
that every precaution will be taken to
preserve the peace on the 18th Of July.
A meeting Of the laborers discharged by
corporations, was held this morning
on Champs de Mars, and q petition Ad-
dressed to the City Council setting forth
their distressed condition. Fears Of
labor troubles are entertained.
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Heavy Rain On the h. q o. H. IL.

EdItOn lntslllEencr;
Heavy rain fell last night along the
line Of the railroad between your place
and here. A high wind accompanying 1t
knocked down considerable wheat, which
viii be damaged.
In the counties Of Marion, Monongalia
and Taylor there will be this season .
heavy yield Of grass, large crop Of excell.
eut wheat, lots Of oats aud more corn
than was ever planted before. The latter
Ia remarkably short for this time Of year.
Apples, peaches and ANAL fruit will sim.
ply ybe Immense in thi, region this fall.
us,
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NOT Agninst PublIc Policy,

New YoRK, June 1s.-Judge Van
Brent has decided the suit Of Benedict
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, dismissing the complaint Of
Benedict with costs. The pooling ar
rangement with the Atlantic 4 Pacific
Telegraphy Company Is declared mot
against public policy, and Is therefore
binding.
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TEEyOung gentlemen who 20 out from
Vet Point this year will prove good
skier lad citizen, II they, in addition
stAs lessons they have learned at the
ladsny, take heed to the words spoken
SISsu BY the distinguished army and
rTrnusnt officers present at their
FhHltiOu. The Secretary Of War said:
Na EOrd expresses your duty-"Pat.
hsd,a." "uur country,
nfi or wrong ia the motto to fol.
w. Betsolved 10 be true and devoted
s!'af country, to follow the flag every
's's' lOd resolve TO perish rather
sa iafa your back upon il under any
a''sssisce'." Attorney Generel De-
'la'rhOI the importance Of an ele-
y 'ita private character, and closed his
Ris tni'k' With these words: Gentle
I'' 'Ata the last hour comes TO you,
'"1'i Ia the peace Of home, sur
''sd% Sy loving friends, or on the battle
''A nay you be able tosay: az have
ssa iiiiAIal to the country whose child
" ~ lsd have .triven to be worthy
u = hin ia The hollow OI whose hand lie
'I' aad principalities aud nations. !"
I'a'enlaI General Sheridan told the
.Gi ,sa's graduates that while their course
~.a'aas'lou '..'1 had closed there, "lhe edu.
.4.ps .s o. ". The accomplished officer had be.
e. !. i'u cin make the private sold.
.i.tE' y sS't devoted friend il you treat him
'sau1' Il, advised them that they
,.I,i ,yr,u 100 their brother officers an in
,S.as S,',s'a' oody oi men, and added: "Treat
II. S.I I''% SI%a'ti.oa,Iy, and do your par. oi
~. 4. .''t I"'hIully, and you will win
y. r,' ...D a'Ha, You will be respected il
nv ~, :, 1gpefI n them The Advice Of gall.
.ril .'Us -'S Phil' ia equally good in the
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Everybody here is preparing for Com.
mencement week. An unusually large
crowd Is expected, and every section oil
the State will be represented. Kramer's
Band will be here two or three days, and
the people are expecting fine musical
treat. President Thompson has been
criticised by some OF his friends for not
hiring the band OF the town.
The Board OF Regents will meet on the
22d or 24th. Itissurmised that either
Capt. A. F. Mathews or DR.. 81. W. Brock
will be, elected President Of the new
Board.
A reception will be given on Wednes.
day evening OF commencement week by
the Alumni Of the University. The
friends and patrons Of the school gen.
orally have been invited to be present.
The reduction Of fares over the B. & O..
Railroad and on the stage lines from
Fairmont TO Morgsntown will contribute
greatly to swell the crowd. Five dollars
will pay all travelling expenses from
your city to Fairmont, Morgantown and
return. Visitors are already dropping in
upon us, and by next week the hacks will
be crowded.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 1s.-Ths 1Smes UNDER
stands that nothing Ia known st the
United States legation In Vienna Of any
request for the appearance Of Minister
KGsson before the Potter Committee In
Washington.
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,Ieetinr Of the Unemployed.

MONTREAL, June 1s,-The unemployed
laborers met again this afternoon and
passed resolutions affirming their right to
meet and discuss grievances, and con.
demning The City Council for not furnish.
ing them work.
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PrTsroS, Pa, June ls.-Elshteen
persons were seriously poisoned here
yesterday by milk taken from q COW
which Is supposed to have been bitten by
q rattlesnAke,
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Nlrned INV inc President.

WAsHIxoroS, June 1s.-The army ap.
preparation bill apd the river and harbor
appropriation bill were signed BY the
President to-day.
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The quality OF the offerings this week
was not as good as was that Of the cattle
last week, for, while there were some very
fine tops in the pens this week, they were
hardly as good as they were last week, and
there were not as many OF them, and 4
much larger line Of middles and common
cattle. The market was slow throughout,
and at the close there were q number left
over. The decline will amount 10 Kak
cent as compared with last weeks prices
u cent on the tops and Y cent on the
other grades. Quotations 2Na5AS cents.
Mich Cows-1he trade for common
Cows has been dull, while there has been
fair demand for the better grades. We
quote at $26 oOai6 90 per head, as to quail.
ity.
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MoRGANToWA LETTER.
Politics, Education and Rail.
roads.
MoRGAsTows, June II.

Editors IntsllIEsneer:
The political cauldron is beginning to
boil in this county, with reference to the
fall elections. About forty numskulls
want to go to the next Legislature. Hon.
Geo. c. sturgiss and Hon. J. NJ. Hagans,
who ably run the Republican party in
this county, are determined that the right
men shall go this time. 1tis generally
expected and desired that Mr.. Hagans
himself will consent to serve either in the
Senate or the House. Mr.. Sturgiss'
friends are said to be training him for
the next Gubernatorial G race. I opine he
will make better run than even our pop.
ular friend Goff.
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C,rr At TIE Court HOusE-A
uu..tisu, sort Of a caucus was held at
A, Couuiaioues' Room at the Court
B,. lp. night, at which the following
u1Euoru Democrats were present, viz:
Y.r. R..rs, Reister, Hoffman, Hoge,
s,ir, Fisher, Wait, MyIss, HOrkheimer,
ssp.op, Boring, Wilson and others.
4,.O he exact PurpOrt Of this little
!,sily gathering, We are in the dark, as
d, COu,ciI nt with closed doors. 1t
.i,h, mean discussion Of Collector
grp, sA,e with reference to u sue
u,.s, I,hnid that the candidates are
r.ssua, and the pressure heavy.
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There Is little II any difference In the
grades Of the offerings as compared with
last week, and prices vary little, II any,
from the ruling figures then. There has
been fairly active demand for both sheep
and Lambs, but chiefly for the Eastern mar.
kets. We quote sheep at sax cents,
Lambs at 4A6 cents, and stock Sheep 81 50a
2 80 per head or sA4 cents per pound, and
y0TJ dull.
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T6tQntelltsFttfsr

n AoREE.-The conference
r'i,. ~. d + III. Senate and House in Ire, re;
ssai.'s5 s,s,5. O. West virsiuia election and and
Iti'' y I',so .o' II , U. S. Senator from New
t'''sT,n;.. T;.. y we're unable to agree and so
D',,,Jlut night.
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Al the election on Saturday, Morgan
District by an overwhelming majority,
subscribed $40, 900 TO the capital stock Of
the Pittsburgh Southern narrow gauge.
To this amount must be added $4,000
heretofore subscribed by individual citi-
zans OF Morgantown. Seven surveyors
are now laying out the route Of the road
from Grafton TO Morgantown. The con.
struction Of the road 10 now only matter
oftime. Then this Wilderness shall be
glad, and this desert shall rejoice and
blossom as the rose" SOPHOMORE.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS Congressional
race on this side OF the river has as.
sumed interesting proportions. The
counties comprising the new district
have all been heard from except Bel.
mont, and 40 far General Reilly, Of
Wellsviile, ia the iavorite man. Colum.
biana county gives MIN 42 delegates,
Carroll 10 and Jefferson !, total Of So;
DR.. Updegraf comes next with % dele
CRATES, while Hon. Samuel Knox has
Harrison's 20 delegates solid. Belmont
will be heard from next Saturday. Col.
Poorman will get majority OF the
delegates, but Reilly Updegrafi,
Knox, and Dunbar will each
get few Of them. Whilst Hon.
Samuel Knox is the preference OF the
majority Of the Republicans in this sec
ton they will compliment Col. Poorman,
and 1t Is very hard TO tell which way the
cat will jump when let out OF the bag.
Reilly has some very warm friends in
Pease township, and their influence ex-
tends into other parts Of the county.
Mr.. Stephen Gressinger, OF the Leader
office, accidentally fell to-day, cutting his
forehead and bruising his face badly. DR..
Kruz dressed the wound.
Burglars entered the hardware store
OF Cummins & Walters Monday night.
E. E. Kennon, E4q., Of St. Clalrsyille,
brother Of Major W. S. Kennon, diedla
Monday morning with hemor-
hage OF the bowels. He Is said
to have had the most brilliant
legal mind Of any attorney at tho Bel.
mont bar, and he himself was his worst
enemy. IIII funeral took place at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The CITY Council has ord4ined that
taxes for The cnrrent year liz levied as
follows: Road and Street fund / mill.
For municipal purposes-General fund,
II mills; Police, l mill; Fire Depart
ment, / mill; Lighting Streets, II mills;
Water Works, ~ mills; Interest and
principal on bonds, It mills.
The Water Works,the interest and prin.
cipal OF the bonds, is what 10 cursing
Bellaire to day. A glance at the above
figures is enough to convince any sane
man that there Is 4 looseness somewhere.
Why not make the Water Works sell
supporting? The above does not indi-
cafe that they are being conducted on q
business principle by any means. For
instance tue water coat IL cents per gal
lon and the Trustees are selling 1t for 10
Ia this business? Is this the way our
Water Works should be conductedH Ev'
cry thinking man will answer, mol
The Probate Court at ST. Clairsville d
hearing fright Of way" cases between the
Tuscarawas Valley Railroad and partiei
owning land through which II passes
They are interesting. The value Of some
Of the lands seems TO be very great-fron
500 to $l,500 per acre.
It's the almost universal verdict here
that Ross J. Alexander will accept the
nomination for Secretary Of State II giyet
him, bat TO carry out the idea he ad
yanced in speech on the reduction o.
salariss-thAt the office should seek the
man and not the man the otfice-he wants
II to come without any special efforts in
his own interest. He will In all prob.
ability get 1t yet, though tho move for
Judge Trainer, Of Steubenville, Tor Su-
preme Judge, has sprung up lately. The
willy Alexander knows what he is about
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t,nts one hundred and iSensy-slA
N, Chicago Journal to print the
I'1',oo,Dt .ls list Of that city this year \,
,,.I4 =. rs,,,,o,n. have figured out that the
~ ,,;,i.,,I S, ia, consequent on delayed
'.-..,, '.'.., /, Ia, than the worth Of the
!,;;,;',I ,..aneut up to the DAY Of sale
sssit ply.lo delay. OF course the cost
j I',,i ,sbIbsiSs the list is an additional It :"
" i,n ia ,.ch ye,r. tax levy, and it falls
~, ~ 100 The prompt payer and delin-
s,,.L Bath. number Oi prompt payers
r,YlI Isn tobe pretty small, and grow
"a, lev y.if BY year.
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I'm, sent among the conmun-
Rr'nti r'Iir,,iop, in New York learn
Ah A,.a,iD ., ,siDo Of only about 1900. They hey,
ss1St'.,TI ..I,,jop i, Or sympathy with any
tkil;9 i.i,Iina rs for armed disturbances re-
=, - ,, ,,,ir.iy on the ballO''
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Four Fer Cent subscriptions,

wAsH1soros, June 1s.-The subscrip.
tions 10 the four per cent loan to-day
were Sl26,000.
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-, .,,ptu. from last Saturdays Pti'
i!- ~. J,S.r.on county give DR.. Up
,'ils ;.s,; !; delegates, Martin 9, Dunbar O.
s.iiIl lf1a, Tb. popular vote at these psi' psi
h.y '.,!.,,,Dd., f. upisgt.G 900, Martin 5sl,
sl,s'" sa'' .0s Reilly 81. DR.. Updegraa
V'a'A '.rr 'S,I !, 4, own district at Mt. Pleas
a, ~ ,s,,, a" ;, Ii. vote stood l54 for him to
a, III competitor.
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GERMANY.

Condition OF the German Emper.
BERLIN, June 1s.-Tbe physicians in
attendance on Emperor William publish
formal declaration that his progress
has been satisfactory almost beyond ex-
pectation, but the patient, besides transi.
tory pain, suffers much from helplessness,
being unable TO use his arm. Complete
recovery can only be effected in q long
time after, possibly, many obstacles and
mnch main
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IT. J. Quinn, member Of Congress
from the Albany, New York, district,
died yesterday. --
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Mr.. Stephens, from the Committee on
Rules, reported resolution for the gen
eral index OF the Journal OF Congress
from the beginning Of the government to
be made under the direction OF the Com.
mittee on Rules, the compensation 10 the
Indexer not toex coed S2,500 per annum.
Adopted.
Mr.. Mayham announced the death Of
his late colleague, Mr.. Quinn, paid trib.
ute TO his memory and offered a resolu-
tion for the appointment Of Committee
OF members 10 proceed to Albany to at.
tend the funeral. Resolution adopted
and the House adjourned.
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WAR DEPARTMHNT,
oVUcH OF The CmHY 6IeNAL opvicVR.
WARRINGTON, D. C, juno ls-i AN.
rRoBABILiTIHs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, cold
northeasterly veeripg to warmer south
easterly winds, stationary followed BY
falling barometer.
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REMARKS ON BRRF CATTLE.

The srrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1870 head, against 1,50S last
week, and 1917 head the corresponding
week Of last year, and the sales during the
week amounted TO l,299 head, against 1915
last week, and 1871 head the corresponding
week OF last year.