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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-08-17

RIVAL NEwsPAPERs.-Th Philadel-
phia Record challenges two of its eontem-
poraries, the PaJiic Ledger and the Times,
to a comparison of circulation, offering, in
case its circulation is less than that of the
Times, to immediately pay one thousand
dollars into the treasury of the geological
Society of Philadelphia"
The New York Sun has challenged the
Herald in like manner, but the challenge
has not yet been accepted.
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Dennis Kearney, the socialist agitator,
acknowledges himself to be a native of
Ireland.
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PEACHES WANTED,

AT FROM 81 TO > PER BUSHEI..
WlI pay a good price for other Fruit
w and Vegetables, at all times.
B. +. SHRINER & CO.,
Fruit and Vegetable Packers,
aug 17-3t Union Mills, Carroll Co. Nd.
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IN 1-nn rnI-Ir,-

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Jeremiah Tummey Us. George Hewson and
Honora Hewson, his wife.
ORDERED this 18th day Of August A.
~ ID. 1878, that the account Of the Speeial
Auditor filed in this cause, be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
therecs be shown on or before the second day
OF September, next; provided a copy of this
order be inserted for two successive weeks.
before the last named day, IN some newsnaper
published in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
aug l7-2t Frank T. SHAW. Clerk.
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+ 7. Snyder, of Franklin county, Pa.
has produced fifty bushels of Clawson
wheat to the acre, this season.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-08-17

Ex-Governor Curtin of Pa. is seeking
the Democratic nomination for Congress
in his district.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-08-17
CRIMES q WEAVER,

~ ENERAL Agents for Danforth s Illurs.i-
N mating Fluid. Absolutely non. explosive.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-08-17
EE&$50O CAN BE SAVED
BY USING 80 TONS OF
Smiths raw BONE PHOSPHATE.

M have noticed that Phosphate circulars
w and books have but little influence
with farmers as there are frequently names
used without permission, and when the marty
Is investigated he has never used the nhos-
phate. For the benefit of those that have
never used our Phosphate we give the names
Of few Of our farmers and their postoiIiee
address, so that inquiry can be made In re-
gard to the same. Some of the parties named
are 4he most successful farmers in Carroll and
Frederick counties. and have used from Ten
to twenty Five Tons of our Phosphate per
year. Weask inquiry. We would rather the
mrmers would talk for ns than we talk for
ourselves. We give You the ANALYSIS of onr
Phosphate and guarantee every BAG to be mi
form and in excellent order for Drilling.
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The rumors of Cabinet changes is de
MED.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-08-17

A new county 10 Pennsylvania, to be called
Laekawanna, is to be carved out of Luzerne.
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his IS to certify that we have used Smiths
Raw Bone Phosphate for three or four wears
IN competition with the leading Phosphates in
the market, and Smiths has given entire sat
isfaction.
Samuel Cover, Silver Run. Carroll county.
Nd; Hashabiah Haines, Jacob Zacharias.
Francis H. 0rendorff, Noah Bixler. John r
Marehime, David i. Roop, Westminster.
Carroll county, Nd; Philip Babylon, Union.
town, Carroll county, Nd; Edwin Hoppe.
Stonersville, Carroll county, Nd; VIM. Friz-
zell, Frizzellsburg, Carroll county. Nd: l..
Z. Slingluif, J. Wilson EngIar, job Hibberd.
Eli Hibberd, Josiah Hibberd, VIM. A. Nor
ris, New Windsor, Carroll county. Nd: All
don Carlisle, George Devilbiss. Columbus
Lindsay, Harry Ecker, Sans Creek. Fred
erick county, Nd; F. w. Barnes. Isaiah
Nausbaum, VIM. Ecker, Luke Ensor, j. 4.
Barnes, Oak Orchard, Frederick county, Nd. ::
Adam Bloom. Denning's Postofice. Carroll
county. Nd; Josiah Harrisburg, Frederick
Cityi Nd aug loot
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Result Of analysis Of a Sample Of 500 Tous
- f+-s-sHss|s ---ss =sa-aia ~
tsigned,) G.. A. !

IslsIletl q. A. LlEBIG.
In order to make one certificate answer for
all we have made it short, so as to meet tho
views OF all our patrons that It has been pre
scented to. Some of them say that our p6os-
phate has given better satisfaction than any
they have used. We do not wish 10 claim The
credit of being superior, but do claim 10 com
pare with the best Phosphate in the market.
and sell from Five to Ten Dollars less than
those that are no better, and we give cron
tme-the purchaser giving his note with SIX
per cent interest, or discount interest for cash
sold by DENTON GEHR, Westminster, Nd,
ChAs. ESGELr New Windsor, Nd, McKIS-
sTRY STOSER, Union Bridge. or will he
shipped 10 any Railroad Station Nv address
ing J. J. SMITH & son,
Nav W;ndso- af1
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All male citizens, without distinction of
color, who are entitled TO registration under
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-08-17
DIED.

D,ua'. F,s.-rra.a,.- r,,y Re, riss Cat. pc, In,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OLA
SMALL FARM.
In Wooleru,s Distriet. Carroll Co. M.

Tuesday, September IOh, 4. d. 1878,
at o clock, P. NJ, all that part of tract or
parcel Of land called Jacobs Venture, .
containing
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. new yo Sbest Music, ICc, silver -
y Ips PIP Pnb' Co., Hlddleboro' MAJ
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Bramer'S Orchestra will
give a Grand Musical Con-
cert at the Union Restaurant
this evening.
Mhatnrorrcrins FnbrIc

IS a system depleted of vitality and ir-
regular IN its functions. It's only judi
ciouS and prompt medication which can
save II rom a speedy and total collapse
The tonic and regulating properties o,
Hostetter's stomach B.tters particularly
adapt that benign medicine 10 revive
physical yig0r and reform those bodily
irregularities which are a barrier 10 its
permanent restoration. BiIlIousuess and
constipation are totally overcome by it,
and the digestive activity and thorough
assimilation which it promotes have the
effect of increasing the ylvifyinE and
nourishing qualities OF the blood. The
Bltters are also an excellent detergent Of
the vital current, since they communicate
a healthy stimulus to the bladder and
kidneys, which are the most important,
channels tor the escape OF its impurlt IS
Pure, agreeable, and O; botanic origin,
thorough and prompt, hut never violent
in its action, the reasons tor the trauscen-
dent popularity OF this medicine are both
Cogent and apprecis bic.
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FsOnnIiiivs.

Samuel Simmons and G. w. Scot. OF
BaIIsirc. we're on our streets Yesterday.
d. Ed. S.a!naker left last evening for
Charleston. this State whore he will re-
main for y few weeks and then 90 to the
Whit, Sulphqr as soon AS tie season
oners
Thomas Harris, will, we sre informed
take charge of the La Belle factory dur
inc the absense Of j. =. Harding in
Europe this summer.
G. Harry Sellers. agent for the John
T, Rsymo.d troupe. is ut the Mcclure.
: Osmcnd osrercI e~er+ and
erec,oI corrosnordent of The .Iitfsbu-gh
81 T,so;no TsJ,o,ooI s N the c,tv ~,
bn.i,o.s r,r bis rsror
Willis Cobh snaoisi mess mano~or Of
Sell Brotbers rreat 7-clepbGnt railroad
show called on Us last eyenirr and ex-
prcssc1 bimseIf mucn pleased with the
reception given ms show while here.
Old Corn CObs" and his wonderful dogs.
mon KEYS and goat is a biz card in the
show.
Archie Paxton LETT for New York YES
terdsv morning, where be vii, embark
for Europe. Saturday afternoon al3r.M.
on the steamship CITY O! Berlin. Arcnie's
Esther sccomnsDisd him AS far es New
Yorl;
Nsvor Sroornv will 1aevo for New,
Yo.k tc-morr,w s-d will ssiI Saturday
IN the steamer CITY of Berlin for the
Paris EXposition.
Samuel Lsurhlin purchased three
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Small Grim es.

Yesterday morning while watching
the parade, Capt. w. l.. Bridges, Super
intendent of the Peni.entiary, met with
the bad luck OF having his pocket book
stolen from his hip pocket. In it were
$50 and several notes.
A lady who attended the circus yester-
day, had her pocket book, which con-
tanned about SIS, stolen from her while
viewing the curiosities of the side show.
4 thief while lettering around the
circus grounds yesterday, attempted to
steal gentleman's watch and chain, but
was noticed by private detective travel
ling with the circus, who gave him five
minutes to get oil tue grounds. Before
the five minutes had expired the thief
Was far away.
Some fellow while standing by the
fence near the circus canvas, had very
bad cash cut on his face by some one,
Who the injured msn was we were IN
able TO learn
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Ncck,ie and Mum Social.

There will be a necktie social and sup.
per held in the Baptist Church on Thurs,
Cay evening, May Ind, for the benefit Of
the pastor. All are invited to attend, 4;
good time is anticipated. There vii
be 81 mum social, curiosity tent, good
supper, ice cream and cakes, so tha'
every one will be suited A good, hearty
laugh is said to be as good rs a nail Out
cf your coniL; so that all should
avail themselves of the opportunity and
have all the nails out, and at the same
time contribute to a good cause. The
aImiss will be free. TIE gentlemen
ncckties will be 10 cents and the supper
% cents. All will be repaid by going.
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EhP Turf.

Messrs. T. B. and W. r. Davis, Of this
State, will be in the field as usual, and
their string will be in charge of young
Jimmy Roe, formerly the jockey Of Col
Mcdaniel. These gentlemen will, in all
probability, send out six horses, two OF
which are well Known to the turf. Rom
ncy is five years old and started eight
times last year, won once and was four
times second. Kinney ia also five years
old. He started fifteen times last year
and won twice. Both OF these racers are
Engaged IN tho Rsncocus handicap. The
other horses arc Joe Hunt, engaged in
the Pcyton handicap, Storm, and u
couple Of three. year-olds named SQuall
and Hunter.
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Commissioners Notice.

CtTNTE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY OF
= Wheeling, in the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling
WiluyImina RolLet al. J
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Rryan,LiternrX Society.

A literary society with the above
name was recently organized at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, North
Wheeling, and the following officers
elected President, W. p. Wiucher;
Vice President, John. s. Marshall; Sec
rotary, I. F. Memminger; Treasurer, ID.
j. Chew; Sergeant-at-Arms, S. B. Jones !;
Critic, S. Z. Beam; Committee on Ways
and Means, Alfred Francis, VIM. Ware
and II. Chew; Finance Committee, John
:. Marshall, David Arnett and j. G..
Beam. The society meets every Friday
evening in the lecture room of the
church.
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The Coun,rs's canvas Colossus.

Yesterday, Sell Brothers Elephant
Great European Railroad Exposition
gave two performances to very large su-
diences on the Island Fair Grounds.
The Sell Brothers have largely increased
their show since last season, and now
give to the public good performance.
Their street parade is extensive and pre-
sents 3 fine appearance Each performer
Of the company is an artist who deserves
the praise they have already gained rom
the pressso the country. Willis Cobb
and his miniature circus of dogs, goats
and monkeys never fail to please
an audience. The mensgerie attached is
in fine condition. The company left last
evening via the p, w. &Ky. railroad for
Birmingham, Pa, where they will show
this afternoon and tonight.
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This Bank IS Organized and prepared 10
transact the business of banking IN all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; ifs owned by the same share
holders, and IS under the same manage
meuI.
BY carefully regarding the interests Oflts
correspondents and dcpOstOrs, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, Il hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bits discounted.
Collections made on eli points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check a
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN *. FOTSFORD WM. y. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WM. A. TURNER,
WM. 4. IsETT, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
4. NJ. ADAMS, .. &. DEWEY,
HENRY ". HARPER my
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JeWeIry Stolen.

Yesterday morning while Miss Klevis
daughter OF VIM. Klevis, was standing a
the corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets watching the parade, negro boy
stole from her pocket a pocket-book
which contained set of jew
elry valued at about $50 The pocket
book was not missed until the negro baC
passed, and Thos. Clark, who was stand
iug by when Miss KIevis discovered hel
loss, suspected the negro and gave chase,
but did not succeed in catching him, n!
he ran away when he saw that he wal
pursued The jewelry was present tc
the young lady from her father.
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Man Drowned.

Yesterday ovesIrg us the towbost
Oakland was passing Grandylew, she
s,rucl, her tow against the head Of the
bar and Jared the barges So that one OF
the deck hands, whose name we were
unable to learn, was thrown into the
water and drowned. The bost was
checked in her speed, bat the unfortunate
man could Lot be found, as portion of
the tow passed over the place where he
fell into the river.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-01

a LARGE audience assembled last night
il the Lecture Room of the Fourth Street
NJ. Z. Church TO witness Dr.. Stacey
Exhibition OF Centennial Views, cele-
brated Scenery, Sculptures, sc. Every
one pronounced 1t the best exhibition 0.
the kind ever inside in this city. By re-
quest the exhibition will be repeated on
Thursday evening, introducing over fifty
new views,
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RunaW ay.

Mr.. Barrett, "a rag dealer, while on hi:
rounds yesterday afternoon. had the mis-.
fortune to have his horse frightened
The animal dashed of st frghtfI
speed. bu: Tad not proceeded lar when
he came in contact with the stone step.
Of Mr.. Hi.debrigLts bakery, ChapinC
street. near Twenty-fourth street. These
brought him TO sudden stop. Strange
to say the damage was very triting.
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100000
WORTH or
GOLD PLATED IEWELRY,

For OSE LOLTAR we viii send a. below
all Warranted Gold Plated: ] Pair Gold
stone sleeve Buttons; pair Engraved
sleeve Buttons; ret Pointed studs set
Amethyst Studs; Wedding Ring, I En-
graved Band Finger Ring; ! Amethyst
stone Ring, / Elegant Ring, marked
"FTiendship;" / Handsome scarf Pin;
splendid SllVered Hat Pin ! set Ladies
Jet and Gold Pin and Drops ! Misses set
Jet and Gold / Ladie s' Jet Get, Ornament
sdi ! SET Handsome Rosebub Ear Drops;
Cents Elegant Lake GeOrze Diamond
stud Cardinal Red Bead Necklace;
FAR ladies' Pearl Ear Drops; Ladies'
Ornamtnted Jet Brooch; ] Fancy Scarf
Ring and Elegant Watch Chain. TAKE
yD'ir chOtce, The entire Of Of % pteces sent pre-
paid Jlr 81, or any pieces yOU choose lOT SC.
Club Premium-Any one sending Us a
club Of twelve at one dellar we will send a
Coin Silver Watch Free. r. STOCKMA
= Bond St, New York. le25eqgsb
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.Snmire CnihMeII,s Cnnrt.

Yesterday morning, Mike q. Crawford
appeared before this justice and swore
out warrant for the arrest Of Charles
Costello, the peanut peddler At the cor
nor of Market and Sixteenth streets, for
assault. The case will be heard AS soon
rs Costello Is liberated from the work
house, where he was sent by Judge Gran
mer yesterday.
VIM. Flaccus swOre out warrant be-
fore the same justice for Herman Gehr-
niger, for disturbing the peace. The
case will be heard this morning.
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4 Happy Event

Last evening, John Miller was united
in marriage at st. Alphonsus Church, to
Miss Tenie Barker, by Rev. Father
Kreusch. The attendants were Nicholas
Barker and Miss Barbara Miller. Are
cep,ion was given the happy couple st
the residence OF the brides parents, No.
10 Main street Cockayne made music
for the occasion.
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Next Yenr,s Estinlnfcs.

The City Council will meet next
Tuesday night in special session, tor the
purpose of receiving estimates from the
Council committees on Fire Department,
Wster Works, Streets, Alleys and Grades,
and Lights. There is an act Of the
Legislature which requires Council TO
meet and determine on the estimates on
the first Tuesday in May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-01

EXCELLENT cheap Organs at Shcib's
Music Store, Washington Hall.
Mason and Hamin Organ, $40.
Vogel and Hughes Organ, $50.
Shoninger, Sub Bass and Octave Coup
Ter, 500.
Orchestral, three sets reeds, ten stops,
$12j.
Eureka Grand, eight stops, $40
Cleveland, four sets reeds, 500.
AL the above arc IN lcsl-g.Ass order,
and the best bargains ever offered. Easy
payments or discount tor cash.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made to me by Richard Nolan and
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May D,
1874, and recorded in the office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court of ohio county, west
Virginia, in deed OF trust book No. !, pages
Is ana 10, will sell al public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
fIont door OF the Court House, N the city
of Wheeling, the following described real
estate, that is to say: The west, or alley
d art OF the south n slf OF lot 1876, situate on
Inc west side Of old Fourth street, ana
north OF old Union street, that Is 10 say 80
much OF said half lot as fronts on the alley
running eastwardiy towards old Fourth
street about 46 feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon.
The title to the above property is believ-
ed to be uuquestionGble, but selling as
trustee shall only convey such title as is
trust THOS. O'BNlEN,
anal Trustee.
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Railroad Business Frightening Up.

Train No. 10 which arrived in this
city last night about midnight, is said by
those who came on it, to Oe the heaviest
passenger train which hes psssed over
The Baltimore and Ohio road for six
months. There were nine cars in all,
five O. which were loaded with emf
grants for Colorado. There was not 8
single vacant seat in the other four cars.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dir
ferent Judicial Bodies.

a Yesterday proceedings IN the Dst'
ferent judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
MCallister VS.. Citizens railway still
on trial.
Will of Lorenzo Seeker proved by
the testimony of Chris Stoehr and F. P.
Wingerter, witnesses. No security re-
CURED Bond $4,000. Theresa Seeker
appointed administrator.
State vs. Judith Roedgc!er, two cases,
fined $40 in each case.
Andrew Wilson WAS appointed admin
Istrstor of the estate OF Robert z. Wilson,
deceased. Bond 1000, With George w.
LETTERS as security, sworn to his suti-
cheney.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRASMER.
THIS court disposed Of six cases yes
terday, with fines [apging from 81 to so
and costs.
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RenIEssnte Transfer.

The following transfer OF real estate
was lett for record at the Office of the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April 80, 1873, by w. h.
Caldwell, trustee, to Andrew j. Halsted,
for lot fronting 50 feet on Broadway,
Island, and the Improvements thereon;
81 $50.
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RnILERS FOR SALE.

1.-TWO LARGE FIRE-BON. BOILERS, A.
fines, IA feet long and feet CRATE bars; all
In good condition. VIII make steam
easily with very little fuel tor u, If OF 10
inch cylinders. For sale cheap. Enquire
ot A. ]. SWEENEY Il son,
apSegb "heehhg' W. va
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Entertainment.

Last evening large audience assem-
bled at the Fourth street NJ +. Church
to witness the stereoscopic exhibition OF
the Centennial, which was given for the
benefit OF the Sunday School OF that
church. Those who saw the exhibition
last night expressed themselves much
pleased with the entertainment.
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NOTICE

ITO DELINQUENT CITY TAN AND
L Water Rent Payers.
The time when payments are due hav.
ing long since passed, notice is hereby
gwen 10 all concerned, that unless their
City Taxes and Water Rents are paid
before
WEDNESDAY, THEl5TH DAY OF MAY,
The ordinance Will compel me 10 distrain
their personal property for said taxes, and
10 shut OF the water from their premises
GEO. q. BLACK,
apr24 Collector City OF Wheeling
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MIL EIRna.

The boilers at the Belmont Mill resume
this morning, and the heaters tomorrow,
probably. The nail department will
start on Monday.
The Riverside nail department will
also resume ON Monday.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 10
feet and about stationary.
The O'Neal for Pittsburgh, Courier for
Psrkersburg and the Andes Tor Cincin-
natl departed yesterday with fair trips.
The Emma Graham passed up yesteE-
day morning enr0uts tor Pittsburgh.
The j II. Mcconnell passed up with q
tow yesterday.
The Hope passed up with e tow Ct oil
barrels yesterday morning.
The y. c. Gaty passed down with a
TOW OF coal.
The RsgDn is the Parkorsbur- packet
to-day at 1890, aud the THauAauser Is
the Mslam0ras payke. .. the same time.
Business on the wharf Is dull
The local packets arrived and departed
on time Yesterday.
Capt. Muhlemsn of tho Andes has
already to9hei forty passengers for the
Missy festival 81 Cincinnati. This boat
will leave here Tuesday, the 18th inst,
and arrive At Cincinnati on Thursday
noon and viii return on Friday nigh!
after the It's. performance. This Will
enable those who 20 down on the Andes
two mstinees
The John l.. Rhodes is coming. Marsh
Hayes and James Henderson sTe her
pilots.
Capt james Z. Richardson, we'll
known among s.c-mboatmen, is q pas
senger up on tae Emma Graham.
BY telegraph
NAsuvrrrr AprjI 3O-RIyer falling
with - faat on the shoals
- - On pi-,- .,o.
- I'D y ~ ~ y p" y;--,Ss1 ,,'-a,5
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Going 10 the Circus.

Scene: Market street, near Twenty,
Second. Characters two small boys
First small boy-"Say, Johnny, what are
you dong to-day % Second small boy
Playing hool,eyT First small boy-"So
am l. Tablesu when the boys returned
home