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COMMERCIAL.
Baltimore General Market.

r-, ~ HLTINoRr. April q. 1873
Cotton dull. Middlin2 nominally i0t,6liOLc
Flour 10 good inquiry and more steady but not
,wheat-souihern Arm Western strong and In good
90; Pehnsylvania red, IL 35dl -: No. winter red
Western, spot. and April u ass q ~; May, SIa
Sorn1Souihern quiet and easy; Western opened
fong sa. closed eosier southern rhits, g; do yet
Gt95stc: June, dI,(S5it.c: July, SSSc bid
Oats dull and easier sonterp. xSlssc; Western
Bc.
Rye firm. Good to prime, 8s0o6c
tylsania e30yIb.
Provisions 4 shade frmer and more steady, but nm.
changed. Mess pork, 80 %. Bulk nleats-Shouiders,
4Sc; ciehr.rib Sides SIC. Bscon-Shonlders, &c;
slsarrlb sides, &C. Hams, 0s@iOsc; Lard. refined
l5gtSC; do packed, 2l3 10.
Petroleum n shade irnIer Refined, IO,6c.
Cofee quiet aud nomlualy stdady. Rio cargoos,
l3tstgl7c.
sntsr luict and nrmat 0dbeAc.
Whisky dull at si OGt1l 0GIi.
Keceips-Flonr 100 bbls; wheat. 2i 900 bu; corn
$500 bu: oats, 90 bu.
Stpments-whcat, 81 900 bu; corn. I4..Go bu.
, frelgis TO Liverpool quiet. Cotton per steam,
ej.d; Hour. n 0d grain, SD.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
EONFRNMENT SALE,

C
JEFFEHSOSYIIIE. Ism. April ~ ISIS,
VIII bo sold at III" Irif'rSUuNilc Depot 1T the q QIuT-
ieThnsters Department, on WEDNESDAY, MAY ~,
ISIS nj ten o'clock NJ under tho direction of Leu
tenant, UlOutl Janvs 4. fku, DVpOt Qunrterml,lvT
lot OF IlUrmatlUrH stores, Gluthins, T. Iuipagr
and Material consisting ui 10 cet Hose, Jl feet elt
hg. ~ pounds Castings, LaJD pounds Scrap Iron,
tain Harness and Harness parts certain Wagon Beds
and WAGON parts, Washing Machines, Munge, II
Battery uTrN, certain assorted TUCls, 10 Bu,lsIrks
TO- tunp Kettles, - Drums no Shelter Tents, 1900
Tent Pms, certain flltS, ~ yaIdS SlleSA 500 gross
luuOn., 20 yards White Flannel, ~ TrulB, 2Op1
pounds Cotton, Linen, and Flannel tultngr ZOO
"umdS Hope ultimgs, and many other miscellaneous
articles.
Terms cash In United States nlud,.
The property can br examined ut any time before
the dag Of s4.r, helw ell the hours Of MA clock a.
and three uC'o 4 y. Property ~ .1' r moved
At expense Ui purchaser vi hin hve uay, .r'un date
of sale ADDISON lAl.kEII,
au2bgt Captain and NJ, =. X,
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HandiwOrk.

Winnie Ream has modelled Mrs. Fromont's
hands They are very handsome, One, hand
ling flowers in open palm, represents "Idlo-
ness" tho other handling a pcn-haudle, 10
" Industry" II is haud-ticipatcd this handi-
work will hand tho handsome Mrs Vinnie's
name down to the remOtest hGud.tiquity.
Cigar-brown and smokc.hlue aro tho tints
most pulled by the miIliners this season.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
UPHOLSTERY.
rVO HOUSEK EEPERs.

UPHOLSTERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Carpets made and put down Mating laid; Lam
brequins to order; PuTlUT Furniture Hair aud Spring
ARttTessss and al household furniture repaired reno
waited aud reIni,de equal 10 new, nj cstuneTs houses
or at the shop Ht about One-hAt the usual chargpG
ADDRFS,s POSTAL CARD 10 UPHOLSTERY
the care Of, or leave orders with
q. H. HOl.LlSlER, RIpenter and JObber,
apl7lm 7ss FoureeHlh street northwest
~ MILLER PRACTICAL CPHOIsTERtR AND
W DECORATOR, t1J d street northwest All
work done nj short notice. In the most satisfactory
manner, and NJ reasonable prices nOlI6m
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RY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, AnctIsnccr.

TRusTEEs SALE OF yALuADLE IMPROVED
REAL ISTATE on SEv ESTEENrH STREET
NORTHWEST, FRONTING FIFTy-FIVE FEET
TWO iNgHEs ON FARHAGuT souARE, AND
RUNNING BACK iOt FEET GINCHES.
BY yirtne of deed Of trust bearing date the 9th
day OF August A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded In Lber
No IB folio 3ii OF seq one OF tho land records for
Washington County. ili tho District OF Columbia, and
athc request, In writing, OF the party thereby se-
cured. the subscriber will sell at public sale,
WEDNESDAY. the ist OF May, A. n ISIS. nt O'Clock
r. IN front OF the premises nl thnt piece parcel
ofground lying and being situate 10 the city OF Wash.
ington and District nfort said and known and dstin
guished on the plat or plan OF said city and being
lot numbered thirteen 3) in the subdivision ofsqare
numbered one hundred and eghty.hve uS5), made by
tie proprieors Of said square, and recorded IN the
otce ofte surveyor OF said city in Lber B fOo 80,
together with the appLr ensnces thereto appertanng.
Terms Of sale: One.fnh cash, and the remainder In
equal annual payments OF one. two three, and four
years with interest," nt per cent secuted TO the sat
fsnctiou OF tbs trustee oil cash, nj the option OF
the purchaser Ifterms Of sale not compiled with
In nNe days amer day of sale the property will be
sold Mt the cost and expense OF the defauting pur
chaser Al OF the cost OF the purchaser.
A deposit OF 500 VIII be required at the sale.
- = - RICHARD wALLACH. Trustee.
WASH d. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer. -
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STATES MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue orn writ OF heri facias issued out orthe
Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and to me directed will sell ut public sale
for cash At the Court House door OF snid District,
M, all the right lllle, claim and interest of the de-
fendnnt In nnd to the property TO
wit: Lot wv" In square 49, located on Oregon ay-
cnue, between s aud a and Seventeenth and Egh:
teenth streets northwest, Washington, ID. c. Levied
upon tho property OF tho defendant Peter LomaS,
10 satisfy execution No. isa pt law, In fnvor of Rosa
Carter. FREDK. DOUGLASS
- U. y. Marshal, ID. @.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIonser.
April IL, 1873 npl7-d&ds
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RDING.

QI7 FoUR.AND. .A.HALF STREET NORTH
cl west.-For rent with or wthout BOARD
handsomely fnrIi h ii second story SUITE; also
some other ROOMS, desr able for summer Transient
guests accom- io1atad n'a-
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses OF Wash
inyton.
The JoNo~ing Is published for The benefit Of 7rdp-
cling Salesnen, Strangers, and he public gener-
dNy-it includes oil frudes and professions, and
ennno, fail 10 prore Of mtcreT to al Who intend
hamsaeiing business IN Washington.
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FORTHWITH CONGRESS.
Tho Indian Appropriation Bill Passed
the House.
Information Called For-Eyening Session on
Monday Ordered-Another Personal Ez-
pinnation-A Remarkable Onicial-
The Legislative A Appropriation Isill
Under Conf ,iisrs.ion-Chspisin
versus Doorkeepors.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, April 81, 1878.
The Senate was not IN session to-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

SNOW Is THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
~ Dents and Chlren's Cast OF W rsTiugAp
paTsl, Boots, Shoes DC. at extraordinary hgh cash
prices At "JusTH'S Old Stand" No. 69 u street
northwest All notes by lnSl Will be promptly At
tended TO. epl4 "
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market. ....TH
n. NEW YoaK. April y. is7a
Money EASY.
Exchange quiet. Long. 1907; short, go
Gold steady at iOoI..
Rates for esrryips,29i. ,-,. ..
Governmsnt bonds active OF the following quota.
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ARRIAGES.
COMFORTS.

EELIX DESFOSSE9 FRENCH BAElRY
Il VIENNA ROLLS A SrEIIALTY.
Established 1881
Is YEARS ~ lsCRENsIsG SUCCESS
FELIX DESFDsSE,
he wellkhOwn and only real French baker In Washing
Ion, has removed 10 No. a2 n street between TWEEN
lieth and twenty first streets, near Pennsylvania ave
nue, where In house expressly built for the purpOss
he hs greater facilities than before Tor the nlnuiac.
tuf6 ui tho bust French and American Bread French
Bread specially. Liberal terms offered 70 hOtsls
and dealers.
n. B.-Fr0nch Bread 4 recommended lOT persons
OF delicate health, especially lOT lUsC suffering from
uyspppsl Beware IullAliOuA. IteT
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Y JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIoneer.

Try JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIoneer.
TRgsTEEs syAIL,EE,9T 4 XAITApLE PROPERTY
y rir,ns MS ol a.ed s ofiIust dated july Il D. 1875
GSs rccSs Il ss no Of " % q s
District % Of Gol1mb On @ ,ss 81 Day o1 March A D.
Pau Pau psinis fs a"d %s%P Nosr 4
ta VIII 81 81 esSis y IRON. y ,ss
,hs the "a day p MAY @
aied 10 De ely Of washington. District or Columbia,
se G n 81 S Il.
ground plat plan OF said city as lot numbered
|s y square numbered three hundred and twenty
Terms orsals: The amount Of Indebtedness sioyoOo.
and the expense OF sale in cash the balance In six
twelve and .'ghtsen months: to bo sec secured On tho
deposit OF 800 shall be required Of purchaser at
the time OF sale, and all conveyancinS VIII be at the
The trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property
compiled with With is dGyS yHTGaTn fTi e 'F Tlsc
". NJ. SMITH, salaSman. 20 . - wSpll:dSd;
- Real Estate Auchonoer
TRgsTEEs SALE OF nFsIRABHE IMPROVED
HG2fEHTX IS% HaHsf 2S SS 81 STREET SOUTHWEST Be
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated June the GOTH A.
D. 'S75, duly recorded in Liber No sSe ioe. 81 ct
bia and the request OF the party secured thereby
will sell At public auction N front of the premises
on TUESDAY, APRIL tho 10Th, ISIS. at o'clock D.
nl., the follow glescTbed real estate. situate n tho
fT g 4 original Ss S,
and parts n q . and sanGrf SumSeTSd NIB 5
PTovemenis thereon, conss!ing Of Two,story and
Terms. OF sale: Oneihrd cash; balance In six.
twelve. eighteen. and twentyfour months, with Inter
est ut seven per cent annum secured by deed Of
trust upon the properly sold. A deposit OF slOo
quired at time OF sRle and ni cOnyeyanCing mt pur
chasers cost. Terms of snle TO be complied with In
seven days. JOSEPH Il. EDSoN, Trps,c.s
THOMAS HYDE, iiustr'
apleeod&ds W. N. SMITH, Salesman.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
JoHN SHERMAN, Auctionocr,
A UoTIoY SALE OF UNREDEENED PLEDGES.

Commenting S's on Mon N bhY E1 sSiSS. hprli %. a,
~ O'clock p M. will sell for II. X. Fulton, ai 1918
Pennsyyanla avenue. n large and valuable stock OF
for feled pledges including the whole number Of for.
feited pledges on hand, yz Gold and silver watches
diamonds. solid gold Jewelry In great variety, solid
hlyerwnre, Clothing. books, fancy articles, &c.
10 o'clock r. IN.
The above sale Will he continued every evening fol
lowing at ths hour and place mentioned until all the
lots are disposed OF II. X. FULTON.
APPS 6ts I2is Pennsylvanja ayenlir.
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H. D. COOKE, JR., q co.'s ADvicKs.
H. d. Cooke, Jr., q Co., No. iI29 street northwest
urnish.the following prices OF state bonds. Govern.
mont bonds gold and active stocks, elsgraphed to
them from the Now York stock Ekchange;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

A QUESTION OF IpEsrrrY.-A German
giving hls name as August Lobenstein,
and his place Of residence as PhilG.
delphia, who was before the police court
yesterday morning on n charge OF dis.
orderly conduct, bears striking re.
semblanee to the photograph Of man
who Is wanted at Lowell, Mass to an.
sWer a charge Of embezlement. The
photograph and accompanying descrip.
lion Of the Lowell man, which were
on file at tue City SergeanLs Office,
were produced and found TO tally very
closely with the persoaael Of the prisoner.
Higgins; the photographer, was called In
as 40 expert, and after minute exam
inltiou OF both the picture and the man,
declared that although the similarity was
remarkable, 10 his opinion they were dif.
ierent persons. The prisoner was sent
10 the workhonse TOR thirty days. Capt.
Ripley will write TO the Lowell authori-
Ties u Lobtnslein's arrest, and leave
them to act rs they may seem proper In
the premises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

A Foor RACE BETWEEN HIkyY
WE1eHm.-Yesterday. Col. Bob Della
plain and Mai. Tom Norton, two oil The
heaviest weights IN the city, while dis
euSsing the marvellous ieats Of 0learyi
Weston and Won Hillern, became 90 en-
Unused over pedestriAnism that they
agreed TO run q hali.mile race for small
wager. Il WA arranged that they would
quietly walk over 10 the Fair Ground IN
the dusk Of the evening, and Try their
mettle upobseryed. Evening came, and
the gentlemen entered the arena at the
appointed hour, no doubt eongrat.
ulitipg themselves that they had
escaped observation. But Mike LOT
tbs, Superintendent Of the Citizens
Street Railroad, had his eye at knot
hole in the fence, and saw the whole thing
The race was against time, and the Major
won, making his half mile In 81 minutes
to the Colonels z minutes. Just before
the last man came in Mike rushed fran
tically 10 the stables for 4 bucket o.
water, q sponge, and bottle, but Nher
he returned with these very necessary
articles the Falstafian heroes had dis
appeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

Is Your HAIR TBN Or FALLING OUT?
Are you becoming premAturtly bald or
erayl II 90, take The advice OF the great
German scientist LeibiE, and use London
Hair Color Restorer." II Is the best hair
tonic And restorer Of color ever introduced
TO the American people. Il allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency 70 dandrufI
and inyigoratts the action Of the capillA.
RES In the highest degree. 1.-THE London
Hair Color Restorer" has earned desery.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty o.
the human hair, such As no other prepara.
tion can boast Of. As dresser II & the
cheapest, because the most eleanly and
laAtlng. Sold by all frst.elSss druggists In
fne toilet articles everywhere, At seventy.
Eve cents Q bottle. Logan, List 4 Co,
wholesale Agenh, d4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

Kline Brothers, 81 18th street, will this
day open their second stock oil Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. "a 90
We will more than convince you that
We are Offering decided bargains. Hun.
dreds who visited our House were sur.
prised 10 zee 90 large an assortment and
such extremely low prices,
We guarantee all goods sold as repre-
scented, or money cheeriully refunded,
Read our prices:
Mems good Jeans Pants only CSC.
Mems good Cashmere Pants reduced &c
sl Men,. Atwood Cashmere Pant. r.dac
Good Business Suits at $3.50.
Fine Imported Worsted Suits only
Our Boys and Youths Department.
Boys and Youths Cashmere Suits only
y B ssgs and Youths c.slnsrsvs.t. only
Boys School Suits at $3.50.
Boys Fine CASHMERE Suits at 81 90.
Also asplendid line Of Children's Suits
Is low As 81 so, and everything down Il
bottom prices. Remember our name
KLINE BROTHERS,
"a 10Th Stteat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

The HEusER.WALrER WHDDMo-An
unpretentious, though very elegant wed.
ding took place, lAst evening, At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Frank Walter, a we'll known
aud prominent German citizen, two miles
east Of the city. The contracting parties
were Mr.. VIM. G. Heuser and Miss Der.
tha Waller, q daughter oil the host and
hostess. Rev. Father Kreusch, pastor Of
the ST., Alphonsus church, performed the
ceremony 10 the spacious parlors OF the
residence, which were filed with invited
guests. There we're four couples Of at.
tendan,s, viz: Mr.. Charles VieIheller and
Mis- Tillie Walter, Mr.. Henry seibert
and Miss Emma Rothacker, Mr.. Adam
Hess and Miu Maggie Praeht, Mr.. Will.
Zoeckler and Miss Mary Memminger.
Alter the ceremony banquet was had,
which was enjoyed BY all present. and q
most enjoyable time was held, drinking
sparkling champagne to the health Of the
happy n1plials. The cakes and coniec-
tionery upon an elegantly spread refresh.
ment table, which were much admired
and literally discussed by the guests,
were furnished by Mr.. John Pracht, the
we'll known baker. Fully three hundred
guests were in attendance, representing
every part Of the city and vicinity, and
including many citizens ofprominence In
the community. A commodious platform
had been erected 10 the garden for dane.
log, and the lovers Of terpsichore, who
were numerous, waltzed the happy hours
away underneath the stArs, TO the be-
witching strains Of Kramer's full or.
ehestra.
We understand that the bridal pair
will dispense with the usual form oil
travelling, and Immediately commence
house keeping on Ilth street, in the city.
We congratulate Billy on the choice he
has made and the taste he has displayed
in selecting so charming bride, and We
hope Ia their course through lie their
pathway shall be one Of unAlloyed peace
and hlppiness. The presents made TO
the bride and COON were numerous and
costly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26


PERSONAL MESrros.-G, D. Hall, Esq.,
Of Pittsburgh, a former we'll known
Wheeling man, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. Il. Deiters, Grand Reporter Of
the Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Honor Of
this State, has been appointed Deputy
Grand Dictator by Grand Dictatator ].
J. Davis, Of Clarksburg, and will shortly
20 TO Charleston TO organize 4 new lodge.
Mrs. W. K. Pendleton, vile Of the State
Superintendent Of Schools, is 8 guest Of
Col. J. II. Pendleton and family.
Mr.. Geo. Weisgerber says that the
statement Of the Pittsburgh Dispateh that
he intended challenging the winner oil the
Felsing>Layberger race Is not altogether
correct. Geo. wants it 10 be understood
that II Felsing Is victorious he will row
him; but further than this be has nothing
to say at present.
Mr.. John A. Terrence, clever young
Pittsburgher, has located among US for
the practice Of the law. Mr.. Terrence Ia
a courteous and agreeable gentleman, and
we hope he will not have reason 10 regret
having csst his lot among US.
James G. Marshall, OF FsirvieW, regis.
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Burns and Miss Mary
Colvin, Of Parkeraburg, were united in
the holy bonds Of matrimony 10 the
Mcclure House parlor last night Rev
Mcclure, pastor Of the U. P. Church
tied the knot.
Mr.. Joseph Hamilton left for Cincin
natl last night, on business trip.
As before announced, Mayor SWeeny,
Archie Paxton and Al. and Perez Har-
den, will sail for Europe on the 4th oil
May, in the City Of Berlin, Of the Inmar
Line Of ocean steamers. They got round
trip tickets for $3.50, or sos each way,
They will leave Wheeling for New York
on Thursday next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

BOARD OF EDuoATroS.-The Board
met last evening, pursuant to adjourn.
ment Of Thursday Of last week. Present
at roll-call: Cochran, Goering, Hildreth
Hupp, Maxwell, Miller, McCully, Todd
Wait, Watkins, Wilson, Wheat-13.
Dr.. Hupp was called TO the chair, in
the absence OF President Baird.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills aggregating s2l5 Al, which were
ordered paid.
The report Of the Committee on Text
Books, as published in the IsTELLIoEs.
GER on Friday morning last, was adopted.
The reports Of Superintendent Heryey
and Clerk Hullihsn, the former for the
month Of March and the latter for the
quarter ending April lst, were adopted
Both these reports have already appeared
In our columns.
The appointment OF VIM. J. Hope as
janitor Of the Third Ward public school,
reported by Commissioner Hildreth, was
confirmed by the Board.
Mr.. Samuel Scott asked permission "a
send his children to the Third Ward pub.
lie school, which was granted.
The petition Of Mrs. N. knight, for The
privilege Of allowing her daughter TO re,
msin at the Third Ward School, was
granted; also the petitions Of Charles
Grouse, J. Fl. Talnan, Mrs. NJ. A. D.
Clifton and John P. 81. Myers, for tht
same privilege.
The Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

Runaway ON THE sourH sipE.-Just
before s o'clock last evening team be-
loasing 70 Charlie Reed, the Fifth Ward
grocer, started on wild gallopade down
an alley on the South Side. The frat OBJ
stacle 10 the way Of the runaway team
was . sewing machine wagon in which
three girls we're seated, which was, struck
and the wheels doubled up 80 that the
occupants were thrown out, but fortu
nateiy escaped uuinjured. Next the
team collided with day belonging to q
Mr.. Brown, and the wagon TO which ID,
horses were attached was made into kind
ling wood in the tWinkling OF an eye
The shaits OF the dray were broken
Having succeeded In demolishlng theil
wagon, the horses eased up little ant
we're soon caught and taken care Of.
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River News.

River 9 feet and rising. Weather
cloudy and cool.
The o'Neal departed for Pittsburgh q,
Z o'clock.
The Courier departed for Parkersburt
at 10i o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
at u N. and 3P.M.
The Barnard, with tow Of iron or,
for the Belmont Mill, arrived from ST.
Louis.
The Coal Bluff No. 2, with two barget
Of Grays Iron Line, passed down at 8
2. N.
The Fashion, from ST. Louis, i, due
this morning.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will b
due at noon.
The Mallie Ragon Is the packet FOL
Parkersburg at 103 o'clock.
The Granite State, for Cincinnati, will
pass down tonight.
lBy TelsEaph.I
PrrsBuReH, April 25.-River II fee
8 inches and rising. Weather clear ant
cool.
CAIRO, April Observation-Disclosures
Nashville. River 50 feet A inches and
rising.
inches and rising. Arriyed-shinkle
Cincinnati; Grand Tower, vieksburg
Departed-Golden City, New Orleans
Damsel, Cairo; seudder, 81. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, April 25.-Riyer IL feel
and rising. Up-Maggie Smith, ANDY
Baum, Arkansas Belle, Dick johnson
Down-Bowliug Green, Thomas Sherlock
Grey Eagle, J. D. Parker. Business light
NASHVILLE, April 25.-River falling
with % feet on shoals. Departed-Ed-
deyville, Cairo.
NEw ORLEANS, April 25.-Arrived-
Fulure City and barges, St. Louis. De
parted-A. G. Donnslly, Cincinnati
Weather clear.
yIoKsBuRG, April 25.-Weather clear
River rose 10 inches. Up-Colorado
Golden Crown. Down-Chas. P. Cheau.
teau. Arriyed-City Of VicksburE 3
E. Lee.
ST.. LOUIS, April 25.-Arriyed-M.ude
Ksokuf; Minnesota and Belle Of I,
Crosse, st. Paul; Belle Of 81. Louis, Mis-
souri, river. Dsparted-War Eagle
Keokuk; Maude, Vicksburg; Minnesota,
St. Paul; Dolphin, Quincy, Rhoads, Pilt.'
burgh. River risen z inches, now q feel
2 inches above the low water mark.
CNcIsskTI, April 25.-River - feet
8 inches and stationary. Weather show.
cry and cool. Arrived-Andes, Wheel
Ing; Gaff, Memphis; Church, New Or.
leans. Departed Katie stoekdale, Pitts
burgh, Ben franklin, Memphis.
LITTLE ROCK, April e5.-Riyer rost
Q feet and still rising. Weather clear ant
nlnananf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

WASHINGTON PaEsBYrERY.-The Pres.
bytery Of Washington convened 10 the
Fint Presbyterian Church at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, and was opened with prayer BY The
Moderator.
The minutes Of the previous days ses
sion were read and approved.
The resolution pending in regard 10
the basis Of representation in the General
Assembly was deferred in order TO hear
the sermons and lectures Of the candi-
dates for licensure. The candidates
Messrs. James S. Fleming, james V. Mil
ligan and Jos. H. Rallston delivered their
sermons and lectures.
These performances were sustained q,
parts Of trial by the Presbytety, which
then proceeded to license the young mer
rs probationers for the Gospel ministry
together with Mr.. Joseph z. Alexander
who was examined on Wednesday,.
The Presbytery passed = resolution o.
thanks TO the people Of Wheeling FOL
their hospitality, after which II adjourned
to meet al Lower Ten Mile in September
next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

IMPORTANT R0TIcE.-Ws respect.
fully Invite cur friends iad all In want Of
Bargains TO call and examine our sec
o,d stock Of Rsady.Mids cloihlnu and
Furnishing Goods, which we are opening
this day. Everything belnu marked down
to prices that will insure their speedy
sale. Look at cur prices Ia another COL.
umn. KLINE BROTHERS.
"a Twelfth 81,