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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
TIE CONGRESS AT Berlin.
TURKEY REPORTED 10 HAVE MADE CONCESSIONS
TO ENGLAND-A TURKISH FISANCIAL COMMITS
SION PROPOSED.
LONDON. June 10. 1873.

10 ENGlAND-A IDKklSh flNANNlAi SOMNio-
SION PROPOSED.
LONDON. June 10. 1873
The Manchester Guardians London CORE
spondent mentions the existence OF an AngloTurkish
UNDERSTANDING which is n kind Of supplement to the
Anglo Russian agreement 10 secures the paramount
influence Of England only in Asia Minor but at Con
stantinople
Lord Salisbury before goug Berlin consulted with
leading bankers about the position and capabilities OF
Turkey. with a view to the establishment Of financial
commission at Constantiuople similar to that now ex-
listing in Egypt The scheme apparently receives the
support OF the Vlcnna and Berlin Cabinets.
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.
BERLIN, June 49, 1878.
At the formal opening Of the Congress on Thursday
the Plcnpotoutares in court dress but hereafter
they VIII meet In ordinary attire.
The Congress viii certainly not sit daily but the time
and intervals Of adjournment will be left for decision
from day 10 day II be the general impression
that tue Congress will certainly last several weeks
lis said that Prince y smarck will leave Berlin I'm
about days. and that neither Lord Beaconsheld nor
Prince Gorischatof VIII await the end OF the dehberd
tons. In that event the second aud third penipOten-
tiarics viii act for their chiefs.
The Empress received all the FIRST penpotentaries on
Saturday.
Lord BcaconsGed cocs TO Potsdam to-day the guest
Of the Crown Prince.
Carnihsodo Pasha and Mchemet All. the Turkish
plenipoentiari,s ,ade their official calls Yesterday.
The German Court VIII into mourning for the late
King OF Hanover which viii interfere with many o: the
contemplated festivitiea
It's SAID that IN their private interviews Lord BeacoDs
field has made favorable impression on Prince Bis
mark. The latter Is also noticeably amiabe to the
French ouvoys.
Prince Bismarck VIII give a state dinner TO the peni-
potentiaries evening ~ the Rockwell palace
Lords Beacousheld and Salisbury AMI their attaches
dine tonight with the Crown Prince at the new palace
pDt3dam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
PROBABLE NOMINATIONS FOR TnE DISTRICT COM
MIssiOS-LEONARD.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TUE rnmuSE.l


MIssiON-LEONARD
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TnlBUEEl
WASHINGTON, June 10.-It is understood that the
President will nominate to the Senate tomorrow
the names Of Captain Phelps, Mr.. Josiah Dent and
Colonel Casey TO be Commissioners OF the District
under the law recently passed Captain Phelps has
been a member Of the District Commission for
several years. lie was a retired naval officer and a
resident Of the city before his appointment by Cen
eral Grant. Mr. josiah Dent is resident of Ger
mantown, and Colonel Casey, Of the Engineer Corps
is well known the present Commissioner of Public
Buildings and Grounds.
To the surprise Of Senators themselves, Albert
Leonard. nominated for UntedlStaes Attorney for
Louisiana, was confirmed by the Senate yesterday
notwithstanding the fact that the Judiciary Com
mittee made a positive aud a unanimous report
against him. Both Louisiana Senators, however
favored Lconard's confirmation, and through their
personal solicitations the recommendations Of the
committee were disregaTded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE BANKERS EXCURSION PARTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 16.-A largo
number Of the bankers and brokers Of Philadelphia
New.York, and several Eastern cities came on an
excursion TO this place yesterday The excursion
Is under the management of the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad. special train was provided for them, leay
ing Camden at p. After making short stop at Egg
Harbor City, they Arrived here at 8 p m. They
were met at the iialn by some OF t9 9s prom,
and were conducted TO Congress Hall, whore they
enjoyed the hospitality Colonel Hinkle. The party
will be taken 20 Jersey City ON Monday morning. with
out changing cars via the Amboy Division OF the Penn
sylyaula Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
TEl.EGRApHIo NOTES.

BUFFALO June 10. The Rev. q. W. Cutler
preached memorial tonight IN honor OF the ate W"
ham Cullen Bryant.
BOSTON, June i6-President CaPen delivered the
baocaaureats address Tufts College this evening before
large congregation
MoNrprAL. .June 1916. r. Fabre, wholesale
hardware MERCHANT who failed lately has offered his ereditors
fortv cents on the dollar, which has been refused
Nvw-H.vRS. Conn, June 16--At 1880 tonight
b IA Reement Connecticut National Guard started os-
Ton by rail present tomorrow at the Bunker Hin ccres
monies.
BtyPYALo, N Y, June 16.-George n. Mitchell.
employed as the Mayors ONCE dnring the admins
raon Mayor Becker has Dee arrested for the embesze
ment Of ncensc fees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

NEwBURG n. Y. June 16.-John Dotzer, pros
merchant OF this city, shot himself through the hear
yesterday.
ST. CATHARINEs, Ont June 19.-A break occurred
in Weand Canal to-day between Ihorod and AanOurgh
MIppLEBURy, VT. June 16.-,J. j. Kelsey,
wealthy tarnerOf Salisbury was shot on Friday by man
Whom no had caught fishing IN his meadow" ana hAd ouered
OF.
DEApwooD, ID. T., June 16-The Court yesterday
morning sentenced Edgerton Durham 70 twenone years
hard LABOR In Detroit Pententary for killing Christ Hon
man Aprl 2s last
PoITsvnLE, Penn, June 16.-Yesterday morn
Ing while mipp car containing A. ]. Williams and Matz
Beck descending into the Maize Coery near Shenan
eoah t broke tr9E s iasten5gs aud ie e the bottom MI
fatally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
GLOVER ATTACKS DIR. LINDERMAN.
Az ACCUSATION WHICH HAS BEEN SENT TO THE
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TsIDUNE.l

lBT TELE0RAPH 10 TIE TRIDUNE.l
WAsmNGToN, jane, 16.-Mr. GlOvers committee
has been investigating the conduct of the Mint
Bureau and has submitted it's report to the Presi-
dent and the Secretary of the Treasury The latter
after examining it, has concluded to take action
in the premises until inquiry is made which shall
be fair to Dr. Linderman, the director and shall
give him full opportunity to defend himself The
accusation which Mr.. Glover's committee makes
against DR.. Linderman, but upon which no judg-
ment should be formed until he has had an oppor-
tuniy to reply to it, is In substance that he caused
stock obbng reports Of the natural resources Of the
Comstock Lode TO be published; that he purchased
silver az greater than the market rates that be
employed a man in San Francisco whose services
received presents from persons having dealings
with the bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
RUSSIA MAKING TERMS.
AUSTRIA COMPLETELY PACIFIED.

AUSTRIA COMPLETELY PACIFIED.
FIGHTING RESUMED BETWEEN THE MoNTENEGRINs
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLOTTING.
1t is stated in London that Russia has come
to an understanding with the Aus
tro-Hungaran Empire. by which its
interests are protected, as were those
of England by the settlement made
with Count Schouvalof The Russians
and Turks appear to have come to dead
lock as regards the further execution of the
San Stefano Treaty. Hostilities are said to
have been renewed between the Montenegrins
and Turks. A secret conference of insur-
gent chiefs from Herzegovina was held
yesterday at the Montenegrin capital.
The Mussulman revolt has extended British
COnsuls are about to go to the RhodOpe Noun
tains to investigate the condition of the ref
ugees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS ABOUT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

AA- NhA.SiNANiS WE'VE AbOOI bObSChJlllONss
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The President has in
formed the members of theCabinet. with regard
to the matter of contributions to campaign funds
and assessments for political purposes, that he de-
sires recent letter, addressed by Secretary to
one of his clerks upon that subject, to be con-
sidered as embOdymg his own opinions aud
the rule governing the Administration in its various
branches. The letter informed the clerk that he
was as free any other citizen to spend his spare
money in any legitimate way he pleased and as his
political PRINCIPLES public spirit might suggest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
LIEUTENANT ToTTENs REMAINS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 16.-The re-
mains OF Lieutenant Edward Totten, who was killed at
Cold Spring Friday, removed from Gouverneur
Kemble's house to-day to washington for nterment;
About fty West Point officers In full uniform escorted
the remains 20 the cars including Generals Sch0hed,
Augur Mel, Hunter and Adjutant Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

suspension of the rules. There no doubt but that
twO-thirds of the House are in favor of making
this appropriation. but the friends of other
measures that also on the Speakers
table, may attempt to make the fisheries award the
stalking horse for them, and thus cause its defeat.
The President is reported TO have said that if Con-
gress should adjourn without providing for this pay
ment he should immediately call it together again
IN extra session,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE FISHERIES AWARp.
Az EXTRA SESSION TO BE CALLED IMMEDIATELY II
IN. .....-.....-.. arro.. ~ .rnr M

AZ ExTRA SESSION TO BIZ CALLED IMMEDIATELY II
THE APPROPRIATION Is NOT MADE.
GBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUEE.l
WAsmSGToS, June 16.-The passage of bin TO
pay the Halifax Fisheries Award is one Of the nee
sssary items Of public business to be transacted be-
fore Congress adjourns. This money must
in accordance with the terms Of the Treaty
Of Washington. be paid before the next
Regular meeting Of Congress. The Senate
bill apDTopriatiDg the money and directing
tae President to make protest lies on the Speak
srs table OF the House of Representatives where 1t
ssnnOt be reached without two-thirds vote and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

10 2 O'Clock this morning no arrests had been made
Messrs Mecklem. the brokers, are residents OF New
Jersey and not In town yesterday, nor were tney
informed OF the robbery. Waterman sleeps IN the
bank building but he was not awakened by the noise Oh
the explosion -.
The conviction was privately expressed last
night by some, that the burglars entered tne
basement with a view OF reaching through III
the bank Office and vaults. The secretary
OF the bank John L. Hewett said, however last night
that attempt had been made to rob the INSTITUTION
but that the burglars confined their work altogether 10
the brokers' safes below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Robert L. Horn,
aged nineteen years, a clerk in coffee and lodging
house. was stabbed and fatally injured this morning by
James Davis OF NewYOrk ledger In tae house. About
q o'cock Davis, who suffering from deirium ire
mems, seized huge butcher knife, and proceeding TO
Horns bedroom plunged u into his back while he slept
Davis then away and attempted TO hang himself on
the railing OF public square, but he was prevented aud
arrested Horn removed 10 the Pennsylyanla Hos
ptal. whore he now lies In critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
TuE INsrRRrcr1oN IN noUMEIIA.

LONDON, june TO, ItIE.
Reuters telegram from COnstantnoplc reports that
British Consuls will 20 the Rhodope Mountains on
Thursdav Ia inau into the condition Of the destitute
refugees there. The nsuUectiOn has spread from GU
nuldina o. WITHIN short distance or the coast The
Insurgents have fifteen cannon at Batak
THE SULTAN NERVOUS AND DIsTRUsTFUL.
The reports that the sultan's mind Il affected
true Il doubt that the Sultan suffers from
nervous agitation and Is prey to causeless apprehen
sions Ministers Layard and Fourier have made
friendly representations 10 Safvoi Pasha respecting the
frequency Of Ministerial changes aud the Punishment OF
important funct0nares In consequence OF the sutan's
distrust and groundess alarms.
AN AFFRAY WITH REFUGEES.
serious conflict has occurred at PandeIma between
the residents and refugees ard It Is reported that
eral persons killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA AGREED.
CONCESSIONS MADE TO AUSTRIA AS WELL AS ENG

LONDON, June 10, 1873.
The London Observer says it has reason to
believe that Austria and Russia have reached an undeTl
standing by which tile interests OF Austra-Iungary will
be protected in the way that English interests are
protected by the agreement between Lord Salisbury aud
Count schouyaloh The premature publication OF the
latter by The Globe is generally believed to have been
procured by the Russian dplomatss with the object of
queting the excitement in Russia about supposed con-
oessOns TO England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
TURMOIL IN TURKEY.

THE TURKS AND MONTENEGRiNS REPORTED TO BE
AGAIN AT WAR.
RAGUsA, June 10, 1s7s-Evening.
report was current here yesterday that
hostniics had commenced between the Turks and the
Montonegrins. hut up 10 the present ime conrma
ton has been received The Montenegrins actively
fortifyiug their southern frontier. All the insurgent
chiefs Of Herzegovina met Ia Cettnie to-day at the IN
yaton Of Montenegro. The object OF the meeting Is
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
TIE NEVADA MINING STRIKE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-The superintend-
onts OF mining companies at Ypeipia City held ameet
ing yesterday, and appointya committee to confer
IN the Mechanics linton, and, u possf e, agree on
ale OF prices. The sHberlntenpents wiz meet ns1
Monday evening 70 receive tRe reseri we s'gpVtss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
TURKEY BECOMING DESPERATE.

SHE OFFERS TO ACCEPT THE RUSSIAN TERMS RATHER
THAN SUBMIT TO THE CONGRESS
LONDON. June 10, 1873.
Reuter- dispatch from ConstantinoDle. VIA
syra asserts the Turkish delegates have been in
srncted TO withdraw from the Congress- and declare
that Turkey prefers 10 execute the calculations OF the
Treaty NJ san StcanO II the Congress decides 10 grant
autonomy o. Eprus Thessaly Bosnia aud Herzegovina
II is stated that Russia her part, will refuse to
evacuate Turkish territory in Roumela berate Turk
ish prisoners OF until shuma and Narna have been
surrendered-the latter being required by the Treaty OF
san stefano as well "a the former Negotiations at Con-
sannople for the surrender have been abandoned the
matter now being considered in the hands OF the
Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
GRAIN ELEVATOR RTTRNFp

BUFFALO. n. Y, June 16.-A fire last night
totally destroyed the wadsworth Elevator lately used
for eraindrying purposes. Loss on the building aud
and machinery, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
n RUSSIANS HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS.
ST. PrrEnsBrRG, June 10. 1873.

The Journal de st. Petersburg says the WIS
dom and moderation OF the statesmen assembled In
Berlin and OF the Governments they represent are
s,,re ledgea that nothing will be left undOne 10
EurOp sohd peace restore order In the East ana
remove all cause OF apprehension IN future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
EOR SALE
E'OR SALE LOW AND on EASY

IL TERMS
Fua 4 20 aerus, Q, he OAEo rIrCr eEghtAca nilss
trSIa Wkeshns AhoIt ooe-1hErd riTsF eottoa ltrs
EIIaTil sa ~ RbSerI - 0TSESSsl. veil shPted tor
AErkxs GardeniHg; 1bSgt Iooheres t1s tHhsf' EhseA
.sTtSs drs4s Vii lsaks . sPIsoAI4 stock tIra-
NV. HOGE BR0,
M $50 MatfsS 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

Cough, short breath, pains in the side OF
breast, fever. night sweats. tickling, soreness,
or rising in the threat, nervous debility, aphou.
ia. OF loss Of voice, kidney affections, &c. To
avoid all dangers resulting from the above, We
know Of no remedy 50 pleasant and efectaal
As Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry. 1t Is equally valuable in all Bronchial
and ASthmatic affections Prudently resort 70
this valuable remedy before serious pulmo-
nary affection is developed. Il may be well to
state that Dr.. sEayne, the diSeoTerer Of this
and other valuable remedies, graduated at the
University Of Pennsylvania. and was for yesrS
connected with the Philadelphia Dispensary,
which brought 10 his especial care and ovee
sight vast variety OF diseases, both acute and
chronic. We therefore can, with confidence,
recommend Dr.. SEayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and would caution COR reader.
to be very particular to obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
IS prepared only by Dr.. sSayne 4 Son, So
North Sixth St, Philadelphsa. Trial Bo,tles,
8 cents; large siEe, 81, or half dozen, S. Sold
by leading druggists. NWTAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

IT is unaccountable why so much preiu.
dice exists against nearly every medicine
that is advertised, and simply Tor the rea.
son that it is advertised. That some are
worthless is no reason why all should be
condemned. We can name many medi.
cines that are household blessings. and
which have been the means Of saving s
vast amount ofsuffering. Notable among
these is Lawson's Curative, which has just,
ly earned for itself a reputation even
among physicians (who rarely recommend
q medicine that is advertised) for the cure
OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and
the various pains OF the back or side. Il
is fast superseding the oily liniments
which have been so long used. XwT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

WHEELING F FAMILY AAREE.-Bad wealth
er and rough roads undoubtedly keep
many country people from the city, yet
there seems TO be pretty fair supply Of
vegetables and produce in the market, with
the single exception OF eggs, which are re,
ported IS very scarce. Business was rather
dull yesterday, owing TO the very dEsa-
greeable weather. There has heen veFy
little variation in prices during the past
week. The following quotations will give
the standard value At which the articles
enumerated arc held; Apples lGal5c per
peck, potatoes 3la3Sc per peek, sweet po-
tatoes 3la3Oe per peck, turnips l5a90e per
peck, onions 35a41c per peck, carrots 3Oe
par peel, plrsnips 9lc per peck, spinach 2Oc
par peel, tomatoes lSc per quarter peck,
pumpkins and SquasheS aA35iS eaGh, CELERY
&c per bunch, r4dishes 3e per blneh, sage
Sc per bunch, eranbeTries loo per quart,
beans loo per quart, hominy iasc per
Quart, beets loo per quarter peck, butter
iOa9Oc per ID, eggs SSc25c per dozen, pep
pers SC per bunch, cider &c per quart,
Tslnpts lSc per half peek, pop corn Toe
per dosEA i4EE- Mas; Beai-ste3t
inal2ie, boiling pieces ea;e: Hork-steSk
&c. roaS, 6aSe. sS.;,ssos meat &c, sausage s,
pigs feet SC per dozen, ham 9alOc,
sh0QldsE 5sTc, sides SAl0c; Mutton
Chops I2ic, ToSSI lo1,1!6; tt4mb-chQHs
l5c, roast l9Ic; veal-Outlets l6c, ro1St
loo, stew pieces Sc. Game-vension lSc,
rabbits l5asOc, squirrels l5c, pheasants S0a
So, paItEidsas Ilc, POlltry-Chiekens -
a30c live, and l09l9le Per ID drRaed;
turkeys iScGsl % each live, and lsle per
ID dressed; geese Sc per ID dressed, md i0c
eaGh live; ducks &laS5c each live, snd l2le
per 10 dressed. Ptsh-ISke Ash saioe Psr
ID; river dsh Ease pet string. Oystsrs-
995aipc per quart bulk, and lSa4oc per can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
A Medicine chest for Is Cents.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 80 universally
required by everybody As good eathlrtlc.
SEAYSE's TAI AND sARsAI1RILtA PHI are pre-
pared expressly to meet this necessity, being
composed Of purely vegetable ingredients, q
which Poi0Phyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, sanapaFilla, Yellow Dock and other con.
centrated juices enter largely into their com.
position the whole strength Of which Is ex.
tracted on an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce no grip
ing, and are truly valuable Purgative, aperf-
ent, anti.bilious and cathartie medicine. They
stimulate the liver 70 healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels OF all impurities.
Curing sick and nervous headache. dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, orintemittent, remit
tent and congestive feven, languor, droEi.
ness, aching pains in the back. head, slight
chills, with fuShes Of heat, female Irregular.
ties, and for bilious and cOstiye habit, no
medicine Is 20 prompt and efectual Is DE-.
SWAYSE's TAR AXp SIESAPAEILLG PILIS. II
your druggist or stOrekeeper has not got them,
or will not procure them for you, We will
forward them by mail on receipt of price, fin
currency or postage stamESl, Is cents boz. OF
five boxes for 81. Address letters, Dr.. SEayne
4 Son, No. SO North Sixth Street, PhiladeI.
phia. 3s.s Ma NEE4E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

The CASTATA OF QrEES ESIHER-Sot.
withstanding the unfavorable weather and
the miserable slush under foot, the Opera
House was well filed last night to witness
the first performance OF the beautiful
sacred cantatao Of Queen Esther" The title
part was very acceptably given by Miss
Agile Murine, who, though somewhat
defective in her acting, made up for i well
in her singing. We believe that this is
the first attempt Of this young lady at act
ing.
Mr. Guttenburg, as Kiag, did his par
we'll. Mr.. Upton Kelley, as Hdpida, while
his singing was superbly grand, was rather
too excitable in his acting and rAtheroyer-
did it. Experience will doubtless tone
him down, and We believe he is destined
with proper advantages to become : fine
performer.
Quite the reverse in acting may be said
OF Mr.. Arkle. who did not put enough life
into his rendition OF Nonico1i II he were
more in earnest it would be better. He
has = superb high tenor voice which al.
WAYS pIeases. Miss Eta Dillon as ZeTiA
did her part fairly.
We have neither the time nor space to
mention the other solo parts, but consid-
erins the difnculues which We learned
have been experienced in the preparation,
they all did well for the first performances,
and We expect viii do much better to-
night.
! The chorlses seemed to drag somewhat
during the first part of the performance,
and until the stage fright seemed to have
passed of most Of the performers We
feel sure they will be improved upon to-
night, when, with the prospects Of better
weather, We trust to see the Opera House
illel to its utmost capacity.
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River Sem

River Is feet at dark and rising.
Weather moderate with light snow al
The o'Seal departed for Pittsburgh a,
The Katie stoctlale, from Pittsburgh
passed down At a. ", and the Salt Valley
The towboat Josh Cook, with a feet o.
empties, passed up at9A. y.
The Courier departed for Parkesburg
at 10Y O'Clock.
The local packets were on hand at their
The Andes, with good TIP, got of iOr
The Granite State, from Cincinnati, will
be due this morning.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Pa1kers.
burg packet to-day at lOI O'Clock.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
will pass down tonight.