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sales at Auction.
Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Marie

NEW YORK. December 28-P. M.-Money closed at
per cent on cau. The baLk statement is decidedly
favorable, with rising average
Gold renamed at par bid all day, with occasional
transactions at small fraction over Loans were
mape al 81, per cent II, Lei, 364 and closed
at II per Cent
Specie shipments since January /, 1873, Si2,57s,-
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MARINE NEWS.
Rescued Crews.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-The schooner s. II.
Crawford from Turks Island. has brought here four
men from the wrecked schooner Alice StelsoD.
The Crawford on Dec 22d fell in with the schooner
Swan Of Pensacola from New York for Key West,
sinking. Took off Capt. GrumIey the officer, and
crew, nine in all
The SchoOnrr Caroline Knight.
PORTSMOUTH, N b., Dec. 29.-The schooner
Caroline knight Of Rockand, Me-, which went on
the rocks near the life saving station at Rye Beach
during the gale still aimed there at noon today.
wrecking crew from Rockand, with tug, who
are working on her, succeeded in raising the vessel
sufficiently TO get her upon the ways and had evey-
thing ready tor launching, when she suddenly fell
back into her old position, fortunately, however,
without doing any damage. The work will
continue.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing Hcuse Trausnc fions.

Clearing House rransncfiOns.
PORTLAND, December %
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .............S 72.285 u
Not DdiduceS.s 20 ofo o.
Transactisns for the week ending December 81:
Gross exchanges. ".......,.......,....$4 44811 y
Net balances 96,62S 06
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Receipts of Main. Central r.. r.
Daily Domestic Receipff.

PORTLAND, DEC. N
For Portland, 25 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 46 miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. 2s, Edward 7. Cushman, aged 70
years 10 months.
Prayers this (Monday) afternoon at Q o'clock,
at his late residence No. 40 Cumberland street.
turai at convenience of the family. AGED Brother
hood are inv ted.
In Hiram. Dec. IL, Bessie May, daughter of Almon
and Mary VI. Young ageu years months.
At Colorado Springs, Dec % Mira. Julia, wife OF
VIM I Holt. ESD, and daughter Of Hanson j. Libby
ESQ, of Portland.
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EUROPE.
The OIdha m Strike Over.

-
LONDON, Dec. 20 The oldham cotton operatives
strike is virtually over. District meetings saturday
decided to leave the question with their committees,
who have requested interview with the employers
Spanish Afsirs.
MADRID, Dec 29.-The Senate has passed finally a
bill canceling the cotracJ for loan of 125,O00 pese-
tas with the Spadish colonial bank, and adopted
bill authorizing loan guaranteed by treasury bonds.
King Alfonso has signed a decree dissolving the
Cortes.
Moncasi has recovered his health. 1t is said the
final appeal of his counsel has been rejected.
The Greek Frontier.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 29.-Greece has expressed /
to the powers her satisfaction at he natatve taken
by the Porte in appointing commissioners to nego-
tlae upon the fionti.r question. Greece intends to
come to an understanding with Turkey without me-
diation of the powers.
LONDON, Dec. pa despatch from Calcutta to
the Times says that the news of the arrival Of
Yakoob Khan at Jellaabad, came from hitherto
trustworthy source which even sent confirmation,
but subsequent kilograms from officers at Jealabad,
who were bound to telegraph his arrival If they
knew it to be true, silent thereon. Intelligence
was received prior to the 21.t, that Yakoob Khan
was resolved to remain at Cabul until forced to
tire. He had not then, however, received the
friendly overtures Major Cavaganari was believed
on the point of making.
The Times Jelabad despatch says that communi-
cation was opened with Yakoob XII ,n prior to the
3d. There is considerable contradiction in the re-
ports about the whereabouts OF Shere Ali.
The Times Lahore despatch points out that the
fight Of the Ameer may be merely retreat to pro-
long resistance in the neJghborhood of Rerat
The Pesther Lloyds st. Petersburg correspondence
favors the same idea.
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building containing the dial and paint shop Of
the Seth Thomas Clock Co., in Thomaston. Com,
was burned Saturday. Loss partially covered by
$4,000 insurance.
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ST ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Ned-27S bbls flour,
5S do meal, 2 do pork, cases canned goods.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. December 29-Sugar.-Holdays no bust
ness pllces nominal stock in warehouses Havana
ana Matanzas rs 6OO bCAes, "a, 200 bags and 14i00
nnds; receipts tor the week at havana and MataDzas
~ boxes 2400 bags md 800 hhds exports during
the week from Havana and MataDzas $3.50 boxes, o.
$40 bag, and 1857 hhds, including 100 boxes 100
bags and 1i57 hhds to the United States
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Second Cal

Second Call.
5000 Eastern Railroad 3ss 1906. n
~ Boston q Maine Railroad. ................1t8l
25 Eastern Railrad .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
% do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Is Portland Saco & Portsmouth, Railroad. -. SO
Sales at Auction
York Manufacturing Company. 80. g 1910
PeDDereI Manufacturing Co................725
IA Boston s. Maine Railroad. ....... .....1GS3
10 do ........"......1CSa g 08s
$4,000 Eastern r.. new 3As .................. 7is
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By water conveyance-lOOo bush corn meal to g
W True q Co.
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O~pAKTUkS "s STEAMSHIPS,

Mikstare Alma nat. ..,. December 30.
sun rlsoe. ....... 7.36 hlgL saDe lao PM
suD acts 4 28 Moon sets.. 9.53 PM
M A RTNF, N FWS
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SdtuEuhys DtCs So
ARRIVED
Sch ] S Ingraham, Packard, New York for Bos-
ton (blown of IN The late gae)
Sch Ocean komp French CutIer-potatoes TO 1
Libby q Go.
Sch ,'halcedony, Ingalls, Machias-potatoes to 1
LIBBY s. Co.
sen Lucy Ann. Maloney, ST George.
Sch b iant, Wheeler st George.
Sch Marriott Weber. Round Pond.
Sch ARIEL. Tanner sullivan
Sch Superior, Coffin, Wiscasset-headng to Phn-
ney & jackson.
Sch Oarpo, Tyler Deer Isle
Sch Emellne. Roberts. Wiscasset-heading to Phn-
ney q Jackson
Sch Mary Pike Cool Hillsboro for New York.
Sch vulcan, Cogsins, Nova Scotia for New York,
(4ho sailed
sch Congress- Willard, Bluehill for New York, (put
INTO h0cBiand leaky, and repai!ed)
Sch Victory, Milhken Ellsworth for New York.
Sch j Kennedy, PomIoy Ellsworth tor B, ston.
sen u Lawrence, Allen, Ellsworth for Boston.
CLEARED
Bsrque Ada P Gould, Merritt, Wiscasset- Chase
Leavtt q Co
= Sch " H Whitaker. Carl, Philadelphia Grand
Truns Railway 90.
Sch Ned (Br) Hooper st Andrews NB-master.
Sch swallow Carlow, Caals-Nath'i Bake
: Sch Exact. Kimbai. Soothbay--Nalh'i Blake.
Sch Caroline q, Ober, S Harbor. to winter.
sunday, Dee. 20.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Fannie HodgkiDs. Lewis, Newport for Booth
bay.
Sch j S lowering Slower. Boston. to load for Cuba.
Sch Agnes, Hamm, Biddeford Pool, with shocks
from wreck of sehT q Pool
Sch } Stinson, Stinson Deer Isle.
Sch Radiant Hardy, ROckport.
Sch Nautilus, Orne, Southport.
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Nj e N q e AN DA

Ship Messenger, which put into Mauritius in dis
tress, has been condemned and will be sold
barque Proteus, HERMAN from New York for
Bombay which put into Rio Janeiro in distress had
met with heavy weather and lost all three masts and
rudder, and was leaking some.
Sch Golden Eagle. recently sunk at Rockport by
collision vii scbr Joe Carlton, has been raised and
hauled out for repairs.
Sec general news columns for other reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-23
Syparising Inpeeior SeuenM Diarie.

MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-John Cook
a prominent lawyer Of the Steubenyill,
bar, was in town on Saturday on probes
pional business.
Ross J. 4. Drennen Is visiting friend
at Graudview.
DR.. Wright, the old ink peddler, will
lecture on temperance!in this place som'
evening this week.
The funeral sermon OF Frank McKiu
and Herbert Crowl was preached on Sun
day by Rev. Weir, OF the United Presby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. Dunbar, OF Pittsburgh, leciured OF
temperance last night In the NJ. E
Church, and will lecture tonight II
Commercial Hall. We understand thai
he will remain in this place the balance
Of the week aud conduct a series Of al
~ternoon and evening meetings in the
cause OF temperance.
DR.. l.. G. Wells started yesterday morn.
ing On a visit TO several towns in the north
ern part Of this State with a view Of Sc
Letting a location in which 10 practice
medicine geographically.
Mr.. w. r. Katclif Is building o new
store ROOF on Fourth street.
DR.. s. u. West has been confined 10 BIZ
bed for several days with Inflammation
Of peritoneal covering Of left kidney and
adjacent parts, and for two or three day.
last week his recovery was considered
very doubtful. Yesterday his condition
was decidedly more favorable, and bis
physicians feel that with nj untoward
event in his case his recovery ia quite
assured.
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PERSONAL MFNrroN.-Bishop Kair
left for Baltimore yesterday morning, tc
be present at the obsequies oil Vicar Gen
eral Debrund.
Frank Bosworth, a we'll known come,
dian, is spending 4 few days with friendi
in our city. Frank played here last with
Genevieve Rogers and the Maud Muller
combination. lie left them in North
western Ohio last week.
Mr.. NeuharL who lately returned from
Texas, left with his family for Pitts
burgh on Saturday last.
Judge Raymond, OF the Supreme CourI
Of Appeals, returned 10 the city yesterday,
. Gov. Mathews expects 10 spend this
week in Washington City and Lewisburg
Mr.. Aaron Bloch, Of the firm Of Bloch
Bros, has returned from q business trip
down the Mississippi:
Mrs. Sullivan, organist at the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception, has re.
signed for the purpose OF accepting a
similar position At Mansfield, Ohio.
Legal Tender AL" the Parkersburg
tobacco boy, arrived 10 this city last
evening and Is stopping at Schwarzbach's
Old Home. lie expects TO stay in town
for several days, and during his stay ex.
pects to show wonders TO u people.
We are glad to see u old fellow
citizen, Thos. Hughes, E,q. Of Baltimore,
back In our midst on a brief visit. He
has not lost bis home feeling for Wheel.
ing, and thinks it quite possible that be
will be back here 10 live at no distant
dAy.
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BE1EAIRE LocAts.-Mr. VIM. koss,
whose illness was mentioned Hone lime
ago ia these locals, died on Sunday even.
ing about half past six o'clock. Nj. koss
was an old aoldier, and The bellalre gay
Light Guards, under the command oil
Capt. Vim. Ault will to'day bury Nun
with the honors oil war.
The pay car Of the B. 4 0. road passed
through Yesterday morning: .
DR.. J. Q. Hamilton, Of WellsVilie, u
yiaiting bis nephew, Mr.. 3. z. Hamilton
oil this city.
The regular monthly meeting o. ne
National Building ASSOCIATION Will DC
held tonight:
Mr.. Jas. Nicoll, j., and Milton An.
schultz, leave tomorrow morning iot
Kansas. They SO Vtd the baltimore q
Ohio road.
Mr.. w. Q. Burketh oil Woodsheld, was
10 the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Wendell, formerly OF TINS
city but nov a resident Of Woodsaeid,
will be married TO a Miss hoehler, oil the
latter place, TO. morrow:
Mr.: Herman Roemer IL laying q sewer
pipe from his reaidence and store OOH
on Union street to the river. "
Mr.. Barney Beniheld and MISS iea
Schramm; we're married last night AZ the
residence oil the lady's father, MI. Au'
gust schramm, on Union street Rev
Noll, Of the German Evangelical Church,
officiating.
Twenty-tour cars Of cattle ana Two
"double-deckers" oil sheep arrived AZ Tue
B. &c. stock yards from Chicago yester-
day morning, all consigned to Baltimore
markets.
Mr.. Fred. Eberle lately received q pea
nut rooster oil q peculiar design.
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KNOCKED Dows AND RoBBED.-Ed-
ward Bindschadler, a Fulton butcher,
was In town yesterday and complained 70
the City Sergeant that while he was In
the city on Saturday night last he had
been knocked down and robbed in the
Second Ward Market House by one James
Sutton. Bindschailer says that he had
sold a piece Of property in Fulton to Mrs.
August Miller for 5000, and received
part Of the amount In money and part
In cash. On the night Of the robbery he
had with him 4 note for $500 which he
had received from Mrs. Miller, and upon
which he had been paid 800. Besides be
had considerable loose change about him,
He was drinking some, and in
the course o fthe evening met three men
who went with him to a restaurant kept
by Robert Kane, a colored barber, for the
purpose Of getting some coffee. After
they had drank their coffee, the Germans
new friends wanted 10 accompany him 70
his home in Fulton, but he refused to so,
saying that he intended spending the
night at SchWarzbach's Hotel. Shortly
after the four left the restaurant one oil
the men wanted 10 bet with the German
that he had more money than he had,
evidently for the purpose Of getting The
old man 10 show his wealth with The
hope OF getting possession Of IT. The old
man, however, was sharp enough to keep
his money in his pocket When in the
market honse, one Of the men struck the
old fellow 4 powerful blow between the
eyes, telling him TO the earth, alter which
his pocket was cut open and bis pocket.
book, containing the note alluded 10 and
a small amount Of money, was taken
from him. B~indschadler bled freely, and
upon recovering consciousness made hil
way to his honie, saying nothing aboul
the robbery until yesterday. He learned
yesterday at the restaurant OF Roberi
Kane, where he had drank the
coffee upon the night Of the rob
berry, that one OF the men with hin
on that eyenifnl night was the notorious
Jim Sutton. Accordingly he laid this
piece OF information before Capt. Ripley
who sent Sergeant ST. Myers out to hun
up Sutton. Pate found his man at Nc
Manaway's saloon, and soon lodged hin
behind the bars at the city lookup. The
prisoner was searched, but nothing wal
found upon his person belonging to Bind
schadler. He stoptly asserts bis limo
cence, and declares that he is prepared tc
prove an abb. He will have an oppor'
unity Of doing so before His Honor thii
morning atthe police court.
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Brief Mention.
aPoLlYoLo1s" is good.
Su.urspy.pt,s birthday.

"PoLLY0Lo1s' ID good.
SHAKrspEARL's birthday.
THE book beer season is upon Us.
SPECIAL meeting Of the City Council TO-
night.
TIE P~resbytery Of Washington will
meet in this city to day.
Dos'r change your under.duds until
after the next cold spell.
The refreshing rain Of last evening was
very welcome 10 everybody.
osE deed Of trust bu. no deeds in fee,
admitted TO record yesterday.
DutLSEss was 90 thick around the
Court House yesterday that one could
cut II with a knife.
II there were 4 Bregh In this city a
good many men would be called TO ac-
count for driving lame horses these days.
THE Island Episcopal Mission Sabbath
School celebrated the Easter season last
evening with an attractive programme.
THE certificate Of incorporation Of the
Wheeling Lamp and Lantern Company
was iIed at the County Clerks office yes
terday.
"soGERD caps are the latest novelty
with the small boys, and hosts Of them
have succeeded In teasing the amount
necessary to procure one.
Mr.. PATRICK sHARKEY Is having the
foundation laid for atWos story frame res.
idence, Of modern style, on the south side
OF Virginia street, near South Front
street, Island.
RopERr sPEIpE1, Of The G. T. Brown
boat club, who was challenged fora single
scull race by Wm. Bricellnd, Of the ii.
j. Leszure boat club, failed to come TO
time last night.
THE final arrangements have now been
made for the boat race between Louis
Felsinr, OF this city, and Nick Layber-
ger, Of Pittsburgh. The firstdeposit was
made yesterday at Pittsburgh.
THIs balmy weather ia an AL Dorado"
for the knights Of the bodkin, and numsr'
Gus and startling are tue costumes daily
displayed on u streets. The louder the
suit the more fashionable the wearer.
WARRANTS were Issued by the Clerk
Of the Municipal Court yesterday Tor
three brothers named Ross, who work At
the Belmont Mill. They are charged
with disorderly conduct on Saturday last.
Tar German Singing Society Of Mar.
tins Ferry gave 4 grand, ball at Medill's
Hall last night No doubt the affair was
4 gratifying success, as many citizens OF
Wheeling and surrounding towns expect.
ed 10 be present. Coekaynts full band,
Of this city, Furnished the music,
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THE CONCERT AND CAsrArA, which in.
PRODUCES a new combination Of singers
under The guidance OF Mrs. Sheib and an
artist like Mr. Nicholl, to our people on
Thursday evening next, ia an event our
amusement loving people cannot over.
look. Enjoyment amusement aud in
Struction will be so happily blended that
there will be constant SUGGESTIONS oil
pleasure 10 the listeners. The solo and
choruses Of the cantata are every one
pretty and full Of charming melodies,
and with the expression and intelligent
reading they will have, no one can fail to
thoroughly enjoy the performance. To
give variety, the very amusing Kinder
Sinioine will bring down the house, We
know. The sale Of reserved seats, at the
popular price Of fifty cents, will begin
Wednesday at 8 A. NJ. at Sheib's Music
Store, Washington Hall. To enable all
10 follow the charming story Of the cru
sades, librettos will be on sale at the cost
OF printing, FIVE cents each.
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FOR SALE.
mRUsTRE's SALE

By yir,ue Of a ded Of trust tIteuitd 10 The 10,
dsriImed TTulioS ~ ChaTIes ]. BIpssI Trustee "a
Hrdsef v. Wolff, vile 0f hamud NeitHJ ~ ",
11id Br3dsSt v, Vols, With the aid samuel Noltl
hsr hulhSpd, data IhA 81 dly Of February IN INT
Ssaf M. and n corded IN The Ceik's once o. tht
toIniy GpuTt Of Ohio county, Wtst Virginia, II
Died Il Tut Book No. Il, pGse9, i will on
rUEspAY, the 9Th day Of Nay, 1873,
B.rtpplpg At 10 O'Clock A. n. Of aid day, at ihl
ir6nt doofo Of the Court Houns Of aid Ohio county
M Al public suction The following described Iel
estate, that 10 10 ny 1he south ope-iourth u lol
No, ZIG Of E1f and Chapllnts addition 10 the ei!y
Of WhselIpE, bounded n iolloNs, viz beginning q
aid city; thence with the west line Of Eon stree
about iit6en fost and DIX inches 10 the centre o.
the division wall Of the front tenetnents Situated
upon the ground here described and The ienemenu
ininedIAtSly north Of Bnd aCjoining hame: thenct
with sid division wall WestWardly one hundfed
and tutnIy.tWn feet 10 the east line OIL an alley 10
the lear u aid Lot No. 2ig, AID With said l1i
named alley s0ulhNlrdly 10 the north lice Of Al
Lev n, and With the bnTih line Of sud Alley ~ U
NJ plaee Of bestnbIng, t0gethFT with all and aipgu'
lar nc tepemenis situate thereon and the Gppurte'
nlncCs lelOnGing thereto.
IKRxs OY SALE-Pourteen Hundred Dollars, o.
% much more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay
IN cash, and the res.due u aid purchase money u
tgo tluaI InstalImeuis at IiK and twelve month
from The day Il ale, the purchaser 70 give hu
n6Ies with approved p~ersOnal security for the psy'
ment Of raid deleneI instAllmtnt1, the ntne q
bar interest from rIl day and the title 70 nit
prSpsiiy 70 be reIAired until the purchase none,
49, JAMES P ROGERS, Trustee.
W, II. HALLKR; AuctlOneer. ab
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MAYER & KLoTZ,
No. 234Union street.

Hdrmone.-Owin Ia
the rain the concert and ball that were to
be given at Turner Hall last night by The
Harmonic Singing Society was postponed
until next Monday night. Those who
had gathered there were entertained by
several selections from Kramer's 0rches'
ira. Mr.. Fidel Reister, whose birthday
yesterday happened 10 be, took advantage
Of the occasion and celebrated Il with
his fellow singers. The supper which had
been prepared by Mr.. Chris. Liedl, was
by an agreement between Mr.. Liedl and
the Society kindly donated to the
Children's Home.
Germania Coaea, and BaR.-The Ger.
mania Singing Society gave a very en-
joyable concert and ball 10 their hall,
corner Market and l4th streets, last
evening. We have not the space TO give
the programme, which presented many
attractive features, and can only say that
Il was we'll rendered. After the concert
the chairs were removed. and the large
audience present mingled in terpsicho.
rean festivities, to the music oil Mayors
band.
BeethOtea Han.-The ball Of the Wheel.
ing City Band, at this hall last night was
both a financial and a social success,
There was a line crowd present, all Of
whom enjoyed themselves 10 their hearts
content ia the giddy maZes OF the dance.
During the evening the Band executed
some fine selections in a manner which
drew forth the hearty applause Of the
assemblsge. The ball was n Of tie
~pleasantest affairs OF the season.
Meane,chcr.-The social given by The
M@nnerchor Singing Society at Assem-
bly, Hall last night was we'll attended and
a good lime in general was had. Viewig's
orchestra furnished the music for the
dancers.
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TEMPERANCE PorsTs.-A meeting ia tc
be held at Parker's Hall tonight.
!. The sistersyille temperance people
sent up here yesterday alter speakers tc
put the Murphy ball in motion down
there tonight. Mr.. Melvin Richards
was around yesterday afternoon looking
up orators for them. We did not Learn
what success he had.
The Parkers' Hall folks are making
great preparations for their necktie fes.
tival on next Saturday night.
B. B. Porter. James g. Bennett and
other good speakers are announced TO ad'
dress the meeting at Parkers' Hall TO-
night,
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River 5 leet I inches, and falling.

River 8 feet Z inches, and falling.
Weather very warm all day; pouring
down rain Tonight.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
at 10Y A. N.
The local packets made their usual
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati a,
or. N.
The Katie stoekdale, from Pittsburgh,
passed down last night.
The o,NeAl will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at z o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
will be due this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Courier Is this mornings packet
for Patkersburg at 10i o'clock.
The Andes will depart for Cincinnati
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
lBy TGlsSraph.l
P%rrTxBuRaH, April 22.-Rtyer 3 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CIscuHA4r, April 22.-Rtyer 10 fee.
4 inches and falling. Weather warm,
There was 8 heavy storm 10 the evening,
Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling; Parker,
Memphis.
cloudy and raining. River falling. Up.
m: Smith, Grey Eagle. Down
shiukle, Idlewild.
oAno, April misunderstanding