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DugBAR's WONDERFUL Discovery
Bethesda Mineral Water, Of Waakeaha,
WiseonSin.-We claim Bethesda 10 be
specific in all cases Of Diabetes, Infam:
nation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation oil
the Neck Of the Bladder and Uretha, In
ilammation Of the Bladder, Dropsy, Gouty
Swellings, Stoppage Of Urine, Albumen.
uria, Ropy or Cloudy Urine, Brick Dust
Deposit; Thick, Morbid, Bilious and Dark
Appearing Urine, with Bone Dust De.
posts; Burning Sensation with Sharp
Pains when voiding Urine; Hemorrage Of
the Kidneys, Pain in the Kidneys and
Loins, Torpid Liver, Indigestion, Calcu-
lus, and Female Weakness.
There Is no remedial agent known to
man that can cure the foregoing diseases
az etlectually as Bethesda Water. Jos.
Fleming, sole agent for Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia, 81 Market
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Price per gallon,
Soc; t bills, 81 90; ] bbls, s. 90; barrels,
SIG 90. Send for Pamphlet, mailed free
by Joseph Fleming. saw
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Is Your HAIR TAN OR FAILING OUR
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
grayP II 50, take de advice OF the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use London
hair Color Restorer.o II Is the best hair
tonic and restorer OF color ever introduced
TO the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency to dAndrnff
and inYigorates the action Of the capilla-
ries In the highest degree. "The London
Hair Color Restorer" has earned deserv.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, Suehas no other prepare.
ton can boast OF. As dresser It Is the
cheapest because the most cleanly and
lasting. Sold by all frst.clUss druggists in
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
FIVE cents bottle. d&w
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81. LOUIS March l2-Ri,.. ;:
with % feet above The Iov t S,,l M
Weather rainy. ArriveSNHpSlsas' mi
Keokuk; Belle Of St. Loai, t'T 70 b
river. .Departed-COlotsdo' WY s 4
Rob Roy, Keokuk. 'iSk'sl9
MEMPHp, March l2.-w.,,b,. !,
and pleasant. River fell ! iosS.s tlet
riyed-Porter, Pittsburgh i y
Golden Crown, John Means, S.v n ~,
Alice, Vicksburg, ParEe,,, r;' NIls''l
Homer, Ohio River. Deps,I.S SlIs'als
and Alice, St. Louis; Golden co.. n9, 2
cinnati; Homer and Alice B SSs y
Orleans; Bigler, Ohio River Ing
Vlcksbutg. itlael
NEw ORLEANS, March l2-w..a
clear and warm, @netts
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tTfcHIsG P1LEs"-Is u very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
OF which are moisture, like perspirahonl
intense itching, particularly ct night When
undressing, or after getting warm In bed
might think pin.worfnS were crawling In
and about the reetum; the private parts
are eomOtlmeS Affected. Do not suffer an
other hour, and allow them 10 become
aegrayating while you have pleasant and
sure cure in "Swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and ali skin diseases. Mailed
10 any address on receipt Of price, so cents
a box, or three boxes 81 25 Address let
ters 10 Or. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, OF
10 the Richmond agents, Bodeker Brothers,
i,444 Main street Sold by all leading
druggists. dAw
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BAKER is the most comical clown In
the arena at this time. A few days age
he put the whole town into commissions
OF laughter by announcing, soberly
enough, that the Register would hereafte,
be avirtuous paper. Shades Of the de.
parted spiyeus, why this undue leyity
But no sooner had the people became
comfortably settled over this, his latest
Joke, before Grimaldf Baker essays a new
one. A rape case, and a sensational one
at that, tempts the Adam Of the Register
Eden, and forthwith he lets himself loose
and thrusts upon his readers three.quar-
tiers Of column Of filth too disgusting
for publication in respectable newspa.
pers.
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RCHARrrY LrcruRE AT THE OPERA
AousE.-Father Boyle, Of Washington,
D. O., consented some time since to de-
liver a charity lecture here under the
auspices OF the ST. Vincent de Paul soci'
ETY., and will appear at the Opera House
on Thursday evening, the 14th inst, In
fnlfilment Of his promise. On this occa'
sion the Reverend gentleman will give
his humorous lecture entitled "Reminis
cences Of an Army Chaplain" which
never fails to "bring down the house.
All who wish to further the noble cause
OF charity and at the same time enjoy ar
evening Of innocent fun should go and
hear Father Boyle. Seats can be se
cnred at Adams,& Lueas' music store.
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NAV oaLEANs, February 10. 1s7s


The undersigned certifes that he
Arnold, at Palmetto, Campbell county,
Ga, one.half Of single Number Ticket No,
9693, Glass "B," ia the Louisiana State
Lottery, which drew the First Capital
Prize Of Thirty THOUSAND DoLLARs on
Tuesday, February u, 1873; said ticket
having cost the SUN OF One Dollar, sent
by the home Office Of the company at New
Orleans, La, through correspondence in
reply TO aletter by mail with one dollar
enclosed 10 "M. A. Dauphin, P. o. Box
692, New Orleans and that the amount
was promptly paid by . check on the
Louisiana National Bank, on presents
ton Of the ticket at the office Of the com.
pAny. A. JuMoNvTLLE,
Runner Louisiana National BaaL,
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Wind MIght Have neen 81

Almost any day during the Cea,.ppl,l .
EhysciAn1 might have hem SCta StSset5 = ~
me elegant glLS case, standing 10 H. NJ, !!
ing, IN which Persons Capeine PORN, n.y.. ~
exhiblted, discussing liz merritt ia ,s,H "a =
over other porous plaitRFI, and he l,ls,Fs.
have heard words Of warm pGisS nh ~ 81
Lips - they spoke Of the revolution Il IN ~ y
eject 10 remedies for diseases tFeltT ~. "
such a. rheumatism, lame and Teif NJ 81
and kidney diseases, PciAtlci, IuulbaVo ~! u
bruises and all aches and pliuI n I IN ,P9.a q
with these opinions the ceuiVnnlil Is,,sl ~ :.
were also learned ply SielFnJ, ven n -. ,S y
and awarded the Manufacturer ii 49, :
cine Plaster the only medal EiTeu "a ~ p
ters. TolyOid fraud ~ that The vSr ~ r., "
cat through each plaster. Bold sVuyTSSs Y
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The LAuoHLls NArl COMPANY In
coRpoRATED-The Laughlin Nail Com.
pany, the object Of which ia to smelt iron
ore and manufacture pig iron and con
vert the same into nails, within the
States Of West Virginia and Ohio, was
incorporated yesterday by the Secretary
Of State. The corporation, which will
expire on the 11th day Of March, 1898
will keep It's principal Office or place oil
business in the city Of Wheeling. The
The capital stock, and $1,000 paid in
with the privilege Of increasing the same
to S2500O0. The capitalize subscribed !.
divided into shares Of 500 each, and
Ia held rs follows: Alex. Laughlin, Samuel
Laughlin and Alopzo Loring, Of Wheel
Ing, 100 shares each; Mason 7. Burt, oil
Wheeling, so shares; David Gntmau, oil
Wheeling, 90 shares. E.Hfs
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No MORE certainly does the sun rise
and set than that neglected colds often
result in incurable consumption; hence
we are culpable 10 neglect cure as soon
as possible, and the most safe, expeditions
and certain cure we know Of is the Pee
toral Cough Syrup prepared only by the
we'll known McLain Brothers, Of this
city. Itacts like charm, and never fails
IN piye relief.
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GREAT BAReA1Ss.-We will sell from
this time till April 1st our stock Of Pl.
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, a fine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security,
on which date A. NJ. Adams will retire
from the firm. Apply TO Adams & Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol
lowing deeds transferring real estate we're
admitted to record in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court yesterday:
Deed made March II, 1878, by Robert
B. Woods, Clerk Of the County Court, Ia
James Bodley, for one acre in The south
east corner Of tract Of land in Ohio
county, formerly belonging to J. Chatter
backle, which was returned delinquent
and sold Tor non.payment Of taxes; So 90
Deed made March12, 1878, by Samuel
B. Coen and wife to Pauline Falck, wife
Of VIM. Flack, for the north one.half o.
lot No. 45, on the east side OF the Ma.
tional Road, and on the south side Of 9Th
street; sS75.
Deed made March IL, 1878, by Eliza
beth Wilke 10 John Haberstick, for thai
part Of lot No. 65 on the east side Of Main
street, in the Sixth Ward, fronting q
feet on Main street; S2,l00.
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL GooDs,
VERY CHEAP.-As Sheibs Music Store
will be removed in about ten days to
Washington Hall, everything now in
stock at the old stand, Main street, Is
selling atcost. II you want or need any.
thing musical 60 at once. The chance
will soon be over.
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wEArHEB-If we don't have a rafting
snow storm within the next two or thre'
days Il will be because the weather
bureau used up all ia material out
West in the past few days. Cheyenne
Wyoming, and Sidney, Nebraska, have
had severe snow and wind storms within
q weak, blockading the railroads with
snow and causing considerable consterna
ton among The Inhabitants.
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SHARP competition is the order Of the
day, among the firstclass hotels in New
York. With one or two exceptions they
are trying to keep their old trade while
adhering to their previous high rates,
The Grand Central has reaped much
benefit from this, by quietly "cuttipg" the
rates from one to two dollars per day.
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WAH LEE AND LEE Y DEFEND THEIR
CASTLE AND ARE sLAsHED BY A JUSTICE.
Yesterday morning Paul Heller was
before the police court charged with Gre
atipg q disturbance amongst the wash
tubs In Wah Lees peaceable domicile,
and was fined 81 and costs. In The after
noon Heller went before Squire w. w.
Miller and swore out warrants against
the two descendants Of Confucius, charg-
ing them with committing an assault on
him. The two pig tailed geniuses were ar
rested and brought before Squire Miller.
Heller testified that he had gone into Wah
Lees to decide acontroyersy between two
parties outside as to which OF the inmates
was Wah Lee, and that Immediately alter
going in the two pounced upon him
HELLER and began q general war upon
him, and that in the melee board In the
hands Of one Of the Knights Of the wash
board was jammed through the front
window. We did not learn what Wah
Lee testified to before the Justice, but
upon interviewing him subsequently
he stated that Heller came into
MS huOp uuueE buc luAuehSp VI
liquor and was ordered out, but refusing
10 comply with the order, Wah Lee
and Lee Y took hold Of him and forcibly
elected him from the building, where
upon Heller rammed bis fists through
the windows. The Justice fined the
"heathen Chineep IS and costs each. The
"boss' planked down the amount Of his
fine and costs in 4121 grains silver dol.
lar, and Lee Y, mot having the "skads,"
was commit.edto jail. Wak Lee is de-
termined to contest the case, and this
morning petition will be presented TO
the County Court, praying for a writ
Of habeas corpus ad stgieieadam to
direct the Sheriff OF Ohio county to pro.
duce the body Of Lee Y, and show cause
why he is held in custody. We under
stand that Wah Lee will incorporate the
case into his own biography, which he is
now editing, entitled "a Chinese Prince's
Adventures in America; or, Life at the
Wash Tub in Wheeling"
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REMABLE help for weak AID nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrG
ting diseases cured without medicine
Puiyermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvgRMAoHER GAIyAH.
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF WORKING
MEN.-A new lodge of the Independent
Order Of Workingmen was organized II
Bridgeport on Monday night, and start
off with twenty.four charter members
The following officers were elected: DR.
John Cook, Past President; ]. F. Sharp
President; g. r. Green, Vice President
Samuel Clemens, Secretary; j. D. Heinline
Treasurer; George Gifin, Chaplain; o
NJ. Davis, Conductor; Henry Harrison
Inside Guardian; R. T. Howell, Finan-
cial Secretary; Robert Gitfin, Outside
Guardian; o. n. Davis, George GitEin and
]. F. Sharp, Trustees.
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THELrr1r SHOE Housr.-The public
are invited 10 call and examine the latest
and finest styles Of Shoes in the city, in
Guiding the Solicitation Boot, on @ and
D lasts, French Heels, warranted perfect
fitting, and every pair guaranteed. Also
a large stock OF Cheap Shoes Of every
description, at low prices and no shoddy.
Call aud see US. JERRY CLEMENs,
IS EleyenthsSt.
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ExcE1sroRl-Mr. Henry Hess, mana
ger Of Reymann's brewery, yesterday LEFT
at the ISTELLiaENCER office dozen bot
ties Of Reymann's new Excelsior beer
We have previously spoken Of Mr.. Rey'
mann's enterprise in bringing out tbii
new and excellent brand Of beer, and car
only add that "our boys" who have tested
It, are unanimous in the opinion that Il
4 ExcelAior.
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J.Q. "A. HADDAwAY, ESQ.,, Of aEpisco.
pal Methodist" Baltimore, Nd, writes
aWith much pleasure I testify 10 the
good effects Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family. Have used It many cases,
and in each instance the result was en-.
tirely satisfactory" d&w
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don't
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup ior. all diseases Of teething in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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NEW Grocery FlRM.-Messrs. @. A.
Gaus and George He'll have purchased
the grocery store al No. "a 10th street,
corner Market street, and will hereafter
carry on the business. They are both
energetic young men, Of good business
capacity, and will no doubt give satisiac-
ton TO the public. Mr.. Gaus was for
merly with Mr.. G, w. FrRnEheim, in the
LIQUOR business, and Mr.. He'll will be re.
membered rs a Deputy Sheriff under
Sheriff Brown.
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CITY COUNCIL.
The Usual monthly business Dis.
posed OIL
lRcoHD BRANCH,

The City Council met in regular month,
ly session last night. Present in Second
Branch at rollcall DR.. Logan, President
pro ten, in the char: Messrs. Adams
Bown, Cowden, crowther, Deiters, Logan
Myers, Reeves, Riddle, Ritter, Stoker
Wait, Waterhouse, Yahn.
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CONVENIENT alike to the business cen.
tire and the best resident portion Of Phil.
adelphia, and conducted as q model first.
class hotel, the Colonnade has achieved
a deserved and enduring popularity. cod
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H.s.wnIrF, Bolton, W. Va, has the
right to manufacture Stevens Patent Egg
Case. This is the beat Egg Case in the
market, and persons desiring supply Of
them should address Mr.. White, as above.
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aPugcruA1rrY Is. the Hinge Of Bust.
ness" In families where DR.. BulPs
Cough Syrup is kept, is aerer a case Of
absence from school or business on ac-
count Of Coughs, Colds or Sore Throat.
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Always KEEP A sxrIE FOR MofHEE
Is the title Of beautiful new song and
chorus composed by Charlie Baker and
published by F. W. Helmick, Cincinnati,
w, s. Hutchins has II for sale.
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IT is cruel for parents to let their chill.
dren suffer with coughs and colds, which
in 80 many cases lead 10 consumption
and premature death. Give DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup. d&W
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PERSONAL PoISrs.-We were in error
about M. Frank q. Robinson being the
Republican candidate for Mayor OF
Bridgeport. Frank says he Is not the
candidate Of any party or section, but y
an independent candidate, and ilhonored
by an election will Try % serve the whole
people faithfully. ~
Mesars. E. q. cracrait and 9. W.
Baggs are to address q temperance meet
ing in the Wellsburg Court House TO-
morrow evening.
]. K. Emmett, the actor, recently signed
the temperance pledge at Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. @. @. Kemble, the architect, re-
turned home from Harrisburg, Pa, yes
terday, where he had been called few
days since TO attend. the bedside OF his
mother, who died last week. Her re.
mains were inferred ut Harrisburg on
Thursday last.
Mis- Fannie Towse, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. w. ]. II. Bown for the past
week, yesterday returned to her home at
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Miss Mary Hauser, OF Cadiz, Ohio, Is
the guest Of Miss Ida Berger, IN the
Seventh Ward. !.
DR.. Wing, Of Newark, Ohio, is spend.
ing n few days in the city.
J. Clark, Of New Martinsville; Thos.
K. Martin, E. Z. Rotor, Grafton; John
O. McEldowney, New Martinsyille, and
James Cressp, Of Marshall county, are at
the 81. james.
At the Stamrl last night were: John
A. Davis, olarksburg; Thos. W. Norris,
Woodsfield; @. seibold, Richie 9. HI
w. E. Waters, Louisville.
Miss Louise Gorsuch, Of Sykesyiller
Nd, Is visiting her uncle, Capt. Haase.
Miss Jennie Winters, Of Washington,
D. O., Is visiting Capt Deyries.
Major Tom Norton and wife arrived
home last evening from their four weeks
absence at the Hot Springs Of Arkansas.
They express themselves quite pleased
with their trip, and the Major says that
although he did not succeed in reducing
his ayoirdupois, he nevertheless feels con.
siderably renovated by his baths in the
famous waters. he gave us quite Q
vivid description OF the recent FIRE and
thinks that now Is the time TO rebuild
the place on scale betting its probable
future.
Mrs.W. R. Holiday, Of Wheeling, il
visiting her son, Col. J. w. Holiday, Of
this city.-Steabenuiae Herald.
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waNTED-A fint.olass Rllllner to go
out Of the city. A good position, and q
good salary will be paid to good Mill
ner. Apply 10 sPEYER BROS.


The Municipal Court will meet at II
A. N. to day.
THREE deeds in fee and two deeds o
trust admitted 10 record yesterday.
That rainy season predicted by Ii,
ISrELLlGENckR commenced yesterday.
THE effects Of the Knoke brewery, solt
by Commissioner Rogers, realized abou
$500.
A FINE residence will be erected short
" on the east side Of Main street, jus
above 9th.
MONDAY nights rain had the effect o
forcing forward vegetation still farther
beyond the season.
Agoffice Ia being put up in the north
east end Of the p. w. & Ky. depot FOL
the receiving clerk.
The Sixth Ward Cadets will drill OF
Market Square, Centre Wheeling, this
afternoon at A o'clock.
TIE Centennial Hotel, at Bellaire, has
been re.appraised and will be offered al
publicsale on the 2Sd inst.
MANAGER MORGAN has ordered new
FIRE alarm gongs for the City Building
and the Mayors residence.
THE Adams Express Company now
sends out three expresses daily from this
city, ria the P. W. d Ky. Road.
DusBAs, OF the late temperance firm
OF Dunbar & Stringer, Is conducting q
series Of Murphy meetings in Bellaire
THE Grecpback. Labor party did no.
materialize at the meeting called for the
Fourth Ward engine house Monday even.
Ing.
THE early closing movement Of the
jewellers has fallen through, owing 10 the
refusal Of one Of their number 10 sign the
agreement.
A LITTLE son Of Mr.. c. Il. Collier fell
out Of a two story window in his father
residence on the Island on Monday, ant
was quite severely, but not dangerously
hurt.
TRIAL list for to-day in the County
Courts ]. Mcconnell, appellee, vs.. Fair
fax & Joy; L, ". Stephens VS.. +. John
son; Letitia McCIuskey vs.. A. Little ant
R. Bond.
The new sales ordered by Council ior
the City Building were put in position
yesterday under the direction Of Mr.
Burt, the agent for the firm OF Mosh!er
Bahman & Co., the manufacturers.
THg Mayor yesterday issued an order
removing Patrick Reilly from the nigh
watch. Patrick's delay 10 responding Il
the Iadys cries in the Morris rape case Il
understocdt to be the cause Of his removal
YESTERDAY morning a boy named VII
liams, employed at one Of the furnaces o
the upper Riyerside Mill, was severely
burned by a bar which he had pulled gu
Of the furnace CRATE falling across hii
stomach.
TaE aMollie Maguiten combination
closed their engagement at the opert
House last night with house which wa
even smaller than upon the opening
night. The company plays tonight a
Zileh's Hall, Bellaire.
Now the American district telegraph
messengers want guns and bayoneIs AMI
belts and things, 80 they can parade. D!
the way, lent this thing OF furnishing
arms to the pupils Of the different publ
schools sort Of running the thing In tn
groundi
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By Mr.. Handlan: WHEREAs, The Gus.
tom prevails Of placing for trial persons
applying for lodging and food, to the
police authorities, thereby entaillng the
expenses Of their commitment on the city;
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River II feet 0 inches. Weather
cloudy-rainipg and cool,
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
passed up for Pittsburgh at noon.
The Stookdale arrived from Pittsburgh
at 8 IA. NJ. and departed for Cincinnati at
5 o'clock.
The 0'Neal left for Pittsburgh at7
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
Arm.
The towboat Harrison, with three
barges Of stoves for Pittsburgh, passed up.
The Monitor, with a tow Of coal, ar
rived from Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks, from Pittsburgh to
Zanesyille, passed down last night.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati, IL
due this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Mallie Ragon Is the Parkersburg
packet to-day at 10i o'clock.
VIE lBy Tslspaph.I
PrTrsBuRaH, March 12.:-Riyer Z feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
EvSssvr1IE, March 12.-weather
clear tonight. River 10 $40 feet full
and stationary. Up-silyerthorn, Mary
Miller, Arkansas Belle, Charles Morgan,
Maggie Smith and Dick johnson. Down
Thomas Sherlock, ]. W. CAT, Jane.
Guthrie and Fawn.
CINCINNATI, March 12-Riyer % feet
9 inches and rising, Heavy rain this
afternoon; cloudy tonight. Arrived
Alice, ST. Louis. Departed-Hudson,
Wheeling; Mary Elizabeth, Evansville,
Church, New Orleans
CAIRo, March 12-Arriyed-Robin,
Ohio river. Departed-Robin, 81. Louis.
River 81 feet 7incheS and falling. Wealth.
er cloudy; mercury 10.
NAsaytLLr, March 12.-River rising,
with feet on the shoals.
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YESTERDAY morning q boy named vii,
liams, employed at one Of the furnaces oil
the upper RiyerSide Mill, was severely
burned by bar which he had pulled out
Of the furnace CRATE falling across hi.