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CHICAGO, February e.-ThO Droyers Jour.
nal reports:
06OO bead. Prices o shade lower; volume OF
trade large; mixed packing 81 26a4 40; light
81 SOA4 40; choice heavy 81 65a4 65.
CArTLE-Receipts 5000 head shipments
5000 head. Market Inactive and shade of,
81 00a5 So; stockers and feeders firm at 50 90
% 50; butchers quiet and weak at$2 35a3 80.
sHTEP-Receipts 400 head; shipments
800 head, Demand fair and market frg Ri
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sarIous CArARRH REMEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there is an
Ingenious nasal injector for the more success.
ful treatment Of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 80 cents. Sold by E. Book
ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas
MOenkemOeller. TTEAEow
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NEw York, February 6-Business fairly
active with commission houses and large de-
liveries OF cotton and wooden goods, Prints,
ginghams, dress goods, &C., are being made
up by agents on account Of former orders
Cotton goods very firm and Utica wide sheet.
ings advanced. Prints are IN fair demand.
Ginghams active and dress goods and woolens
In good Feouest
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PHILADELPHIA, February 6.-Wool firm;
Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia Xxx
and above, 52a55c; extra 62a53c; medium 81
aGOc; coarse 62a54c; New York, Michigan, In.
diana and Western fine 49a61; medium, 65a
SIC; coarse. 52a53c; washed combing and de-
laine, 52a60c; do unwashed 4Oa46c; tub wash
ed 57a62c; pulled 46a56c.
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TnlAdn.

TOLEDO, February 6.-wheat firm; No. /
white Michigan 81 20 amber Michigan 81 2S<;
No, red winter February 81 %; March
81 3lN: April 81 SSI<; May 81 S5N. Corn
steady; high mixed 40c; No. spot 800; Feb.
ruary 3SAo May 43c; white 1910; rejected
SSAc; damaged $3.50. Oats steady; No, 9,
SOC. Clover seed steady; prime 81 50.
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PetroIeum Mnrket.

PITTSBURGH, February 6.-PErRoLHuM--
Quiet; crude 81 l5ss at Parkers for shipment:
refined TIC fer Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, February 6.--PErRoLEuM-Re-
fined 1S9lf.
LCSpoS, February o-PETRoIEuA- Re-
fined CID.
NEW YORK, February Q. : PETROLEUM.
Stronger; United o5Hc; crude 7a7Xc; re-
fined So.
BALTIMORE, February .. = PETROLEUM -
Crude nominal; refined nominally at 7Ac.
PHILADELPHIA, February 6.-PETRoLEuM--
firm; refined INC.
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vALuABLEITRurHs.

II you are suffering FROM poor health, or anguish
ing on bed OF sickness, imke cheer, for
Hop Bitters,wl1l Cure You.
II you are simply alllpg;fIf you feel weak and
dlspirted, without clear-t ly knowing why.
Hop Bittersywill Revive You.
II you are 4 minister, tand have oyertaxed your
self with your pastoral du1ues; or mother, worn
out with care aud work,
Hop Bitters Will Restore You.
II you are man Of bus-yines weakened BY the
strain Of your eyerydlyfdutiSs; or n man OF let
ters toillug over yonNmidntght work,
Hop Bitters willlStrengthen You.
II YOU are young, and suIerlng from any indis-
erection, or ara growing Hast as Is often the case,
Hop Bitters will Relieve You.
II you are IN the work shOp, on the farm, at the
desk anywhere, andEfe your system needs
ceansing, toung Or SLIM ulatlng, without intoxi-
Hop Bitters is what Yon Need.
II YOU are old, and yourspulse Is feeble, your
nerves unsteady, and you'll faculties waning,
Hop Bitters VIII give you New Life
anu hVigOr.
TryHOp Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
LAudHLIN BRos, q Co.,
tehs.rrs4w Wheeling, W. Va.
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SNANtA
United States O. OF 1851,
New Four and halls coupons.
new fonrs coupons
racine % Of
RAILROAD BoSDs-Generally strong and
higher. A very large business was done In
income bonds OF the St. Louis and Iron
Mountain and up to the close there were a
large number Of buyers at about the highest
prices Of the day, firsts advanced az per cent
and seconds per cent. Lake Erie and
Western firsts rose to OK; do incomes from
65H to 67h, and Lafayette, Bloomington and
Muncie tlrsts from 95]f to 96H. Chesapeake
and Ohio tirsts advanced 10 OK and Pitts
burgh sinking fund sold up to 1lSh. The
rise in Iron Mountain issues was based on ap-
parently authentic information that the long.
looked for payment Of interest would be
made early next month.
STATE SEcURITIEs-Dull.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
mpuISsIoNER'S SALE.
m. YssI,Ip,l Court Of Wheeling
T,Illa II. Colts IDf

Tllsa II. Colts IN Ch,Dcsrv
Il, lrcTsa 10 the RlHve entitled cause, en-
a,I. sS,bdly Of November, lSi9, the unuef-
~ ", |. .s s-y COMMISSIONER will on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81 1885,
..,,0 o,r,ort A, NJ, al the front door Of the
t.i2s Al ono COUNTY. In the city Of Wheeiing'
~ ~. " sa.t"n b The highest aud bcst bidder
XIV UIS. TrorStty, belonging 70 the esiale OF
R 49,. ds,yI. situate 10 that part oil the city
iati n.y., "a known ~ theOld town, IN the
Ass,', ,r,th,n Zane to the town Of wheeling
sll'l y sSA Ths pOr,h nall Of lot numbered 81
y w. !I,J Main street between Eighth and
" ~ ,,tI halI ot running lrVm Main ltieet
~ Nm, ne, sItrplInE, however, from aid nail
" 10y i Included within tho following
t.,,i.S,, Levitt Beginning At point III tue nefth
.,,,iS, NJ Il distant Wcstwardly from NAN
y, All po,th lIHe I6 $40 tes thence running
~, IN M, d Tolth-r direction to said north
- Il, Il a line At point III tho SAME, distant
ts,y,rlsira Vlla street along 4 line parallel 70
IN iIss d Mi lot III $500 feet thence run
IN TIlh Is, sdlh line Of said hall lot IN HeSt-
t,si, m ti0a y lei, thence running n0rthwAtui{
aI,fAt Hoe 10 point 10 the north IIne OF saiu
4 4 dr,SI usIEIFlly iFOm Main street along salu
~ llbs lH $40 leet; and thence running east
All "a VI T,s nd north ne 70 feet 10 the beginning.
4 iaI o. .lLr-OBS-lhird Of the purchase money
M ID b more The purchaser may elect cash
ia Iai lAs residue In equal iuStS lInents, At ak
t,iItIs Months respectively. from the day Of sale,
tAn.GUt itOD thai Day, s The purchaser to give
IRh ptOTei IeDoial security for the defer
itGlIstau. Title 10 b. retained BY tue Special
-TllIllatn until payment oil the purchase money
m ]. r. COWDEN,
GEO. b CALDWELL
Special Commissioners.
LA HIlLR, Aletlonee" JAMS
n, ,,,,s uls |, postponed until SATURDAY,
iilTiRY /, IssO, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, At the same
~ gro. u. CALDWELL,
J. X. C0WDEH,
snrcIal Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-07

N-'4'' pLthsI AeEa9ee' In Chancery,
tsit NtEaIc and others.
= tNNos ldeCiet In the above entitled cause,
s59a iat !l,i dsy Of september, A. D. 1877, the
I@EaS sPcill Commissioner will on
ilFspAYr TllE.lu DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880,
sfst1 ioo'eock 4. ~, at tho front door Of the
W a'sS y Ohio o0ulIy, sell nj public auction, TO
ilat' and brst bidder, the following described
stt evlonsinE to the iFs Of Bridget McEntse,
sAsi that d 70 Ny: The east onG.hAlI part Of lot
~ IEe HunifVi and Two (2O!l, lying on the
stahtoi John street, between seventh and Full
INsS 10 thai part Of the City Of Wheeling cali
* NaslHg, III the County Of Ohio, and State
sssI 'hgniI, aud being the ams property con-
v. Isonr CThmbiCker aud Elizabeth his
s aA u, All bridget AcEntpc by deed dated the
Y! Oecenbcf, A D. 1871, and now on record
VTtt UfiSe Of the County Court OF Ohio
~, 70 D,td hook No, 90, pages liz aud il3.
Al9E AlE-Ohe.thIEd, or rs much more ~
ialT uA! elect, cRAh, and the balance In two
~, ieai' o. one aud two ySars; deferred pay.
A.. Hlf Interest from day Of sale and the pur-
49, lscule bis notes With good personal
49,, y lhe deieIIUl pay nentS, aud the title TO
''4-'i unul the further order Of this Court.
WM. C. HANDLAN,
.. eooD, Attorney. 'p'S'N ''"'AHj sai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-07

HAPPY homes and smiling faces are in.
yariably the result Of wise parents con;
stantly keeping Sellers Cough syrup"
on hand, Price 25c,
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KnniAl.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county ct once, at salary
Of sio0 per month and expenses paid.
For particulars address as above, daw
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J.F. DAVIS, Of Portsmouth, Ohio, sold
in one year fourteen thousand boxes oil
Sellers Liver Pills." Try them.
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CINCINNATI Hog Market.

CINCINNATI, February 6--Hogs dull sellers
holding; common 50 26a4 90; light 81 20a4 40;
packing 81 25ai 80; butchers 81 5Oa4 90.
Receipts 1000 head; shipments $500 head.
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New ORLEANS, February O.-Collee quiet;
Rio cargoes ordinary 10 prime l3Xal0kc.
Sugar, demand fair and market firm; inferior
SIC; common to good common 6Ha0Ec: fair
to fully fair 7a79sc; prime to choice 715GaTHc;
yellow clarified Sjias1sc. Molasses, common
30aS3c; prime TO choice 42a52.
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..u If Eshruary. 1880,
NORTII


1srs,S SALE OF NORTH
| rStSlkih;SSG PROPERTY. ~ rsprv
satLt1'I"p ,,d Of Trust made ,oOyyo,.iSnel
+ ~ y n. Ne Amelia, to the a iT lord.
~ sI,t DAY Of July, ~. ana CdSTt Of
~ W. VI a,tbs Clrfk Of the GoGhiE ~, Isoof
Il ], III Z, y" Virginia, 10 Deed Of l'a'' D''A
NtfFy 'raFsth DAY OF FEBRVA n 81, u'0 :"
pn|A" 10 o'clock 4. NJ IToIe'%d o" W N the
sEgfi 40 S mi county, ". Va, Tue iUl ., ~.
20 x SG !" vii: The .outh nI ~ :" civ
cn ,T5 situate in that part o. 'n1 Ssy
!, drt,9.,n I, SofIh %heeIlnE "n 'irSels
~ ~, M1;% Nod and LIST slisrisl' III 'A'
|tde.I 5iih s' mi state Of West NltSlni ,rousv
Az, 1.-The purchaser may elect S 9.
:" ,n 't s. he onln, g I, I .s,y
~ ia'ts A The deferred payments 70 bSsTsi 10
# he =, ltI trustee vii sSnyssy, t the
Irfl, ~ \ t,, std "a me 10 the above nAiu'N wv
wM. LIRCH, Trustee.
IL Nh' Igg1
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NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-Cotton strong;
middling 12Nc; low do 12lSc; good ordinary
l2c. Net receipts, 2,0l1 bales; gross, 1850
bales Exports coastwise lac bales. Sales 5000
bales stock $50, 1859 bales.
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LOTTERIES.

Authorized by The Commonwealth Of KY.
and Fdirest in Ne World.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money acknowledgements FIrm-stocks
Strong.
Flour Dull and NominaI-wheat Firm
Provisions UnSettled-WooI Firm.


NEW York. February 6-MoxEY-Fairly
active at GAG per cent, closing at Z. Prime
paper 6a6k per cent Sterling
exchange 81 SO sight exchange 81 IS.
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NoYNlssIONER's


ES,ss, 4 IIbttM) In the Municipal Court
"a, Of
hzSG.Idt s,L wheeling.
h,ta, Il three DEGREES Of said Court, made In
lhWaa,e gu the Iith day Of April, ID day Of
7azisI, Ihi ~ day Of November, A. ~ isIs,
spstldt, ! sill oieF at public sale al the front
~ d., Court llOaSe VI ohio County, In the city
iVsNllg. 90 the
FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1880,
ALV igoclOck A. ", the following described
4 u;lh, siDtly, lots Sand 3 In squate In Bakers
lh1a 70 tAr city Of Wheeling, and to be sold
guslt IT igsethtr, a. they will bring the most
HilSl Oti &, 9, 10, II, Il, ~, and north half
isalnI H. 10 square Il, aud lots 9, 7, 8, 0, and
ri III i 10, III square 10, all In the said Bakers
sa All 10 b sOli separately or together, rs they
u NJ lhs INST money, Also, the west portion
th7EGi Wbtrline, fronting about 209{ feet on
IlltNs, ~ fuBnlnS hack al equal width toward
y GIrttk 10 ieet; and, also, lot q East Wheel
|lbk III In three parcels, namely, the east,
att'l I'D E0t pafrrlJ, each having frontage Of 10
Ha Rh Nttt and running back Al equal widths
sERt EAting creek 80 feet the west parcel being
nibgtasnl eoraeT Of 10Th and Wood streets, and
4iEIa II inms house. Only 30 much Of the
fs,I t,Aie Etl IL sOd aS IL necessary to pay oil
kan The IbyIe case, costs Of suit aud expenses
!ttnOT S4LE-One-ihIrL Of the purchase money,
" aga more A the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
u i md Ou day d Salv, One.thlrd 10 six months,
EllAHt nlSrlVe months with personal secuIi i:
" s,anni interest. Title to DO retained TIL
sHlE RaE u court I J. HUGUs,
Special Commissioner.
VI 3. HILLER, Auctloneer. jGSl-s
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/ ST,TEE's SALE OF EAST WHEEL
10 PE'Fss .d Of trust made y l h.'L aNSaT.
NV NV. Jordan, whO y living Ss !PnaJ
X: tas I'm an her husband. 70 Inc lh1cs" ~
y iFlri l iS ~, a DAY Of March. 1879 any re-
~ ii,' We 'sT the Clrrk Of the County So"s'
- d, %p S,st yirSIniG, in Deed Book No. o.
|FS arrspAY, FEBRUARY 9lsr' 1881 81, =,
ss' ,,iI o,rlo K a. w., proceed to sell a.
n.ssati ~ ! y ~. Court House Of Ohio county,
st,itoi q "a IN Inc highest and best BIDDER me
q jrsdt.d PROPERTY ihMm W 1iIio county,
~ ,,I ' aud irOntlnG on ne NORM ssTs
III Vfdl., n .,,4t former called zane street, XVI
dStsttsl. ,, m,S' one-6Ii Of lot numbered one
~, I'd slGly.thTce lc. u Vi 'O' 'O'"
,tah .. *, az Jne-halt Of the purchase money
Iufi q S ,1,s a, The purchaser may elect 70 Pyl
Esa ,s.JSs h Two equal payments ~ SIX . anu
huA ~ it ',S iIrrrst lIOm day Of sale, p9t-
~ ~, ~ ,,rruIeI BY deed Of trust ior ue-
~ pn2s s M Ipi policy Of Insurance ~ tn1
lrd n. Ill to the said property y OeI CSe1
i5FfI Ipt SlipE as trustee shai convey
sFhS NJ sI III T.sed In me BY said ueeu Oh
q wM. P. HUBBARD, Trustee:
U,ttER Auttloneeh ~
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nONNlsSlONERS' SALE.

~ CslatV Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia:
~ EE1tey, ShO sues by her
aiftad bIinsy Act:atee. II cL.uo..u
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..,,oIrss' SALES.
cSr.S SALE.

Ts5TEE's SALE. -. mad. b, p.... D.l..
4. Ill., 4 % s5 3. e: g '.s,'' 3
~ ~ RS sni recorded ~ I tGs ,t UI WsSt
jysts ~ iS' Court o. ono eO!% We. aSO
r.. ext y ;lltSi nook No. s. al Page ~
g. s, q, # 5:s:. !: Y. 49,, !! e. +:
,lt I, ,ufi HOUSE q oa!S .a.gi,; The
ssa,,If'S , II Il, t'' %SSselins, Sounjsd
e Nas',ps ,te called Market sqSi, e,s Y" III IA
~ pa The east by lot na Iad,1 NJ, IL %
son4l " 20 III, parallel 70 Sn wi tbero-
{, y, 5, IL Of IT'y''"0 '''' 'e'' '"'
prp,rty I, believed IT, S' d SGSa Is is i
sTssb 70 az Xxi convey such Tue ""'' -
"a rs.eI ' ,,lI dF,rI Of truIt. IT,. ,.orsv
isi hone 4 rSifJ Of the ParchIIi;S @SDs 4,
III. i,siiae In equal in; ,n GaX 81
~ ~ m"g;h,, With interest iT TGanca bT
~ i',,lrfS 81 Wust on the properly :yy.,,s
iL,,r.f7i D! ". ]. ". C0WDES' 4' M
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rNHE POWER OF ARREsTING DISEASES DIS
l. PLAYED by this preparation Is hOnorably ae-
knOwlelged by the Medical Faculty In every section
where It has been intrOduced and the large sale Is the
best guarantee 1.-THE estimation In which Il 10 held by
the public. This Syrup will cure Pulmonary Cousulnp-
ton 10 tho inst and second stages,-will give great
relief and pTOloug life In the third II will cure
Asthma, Bronchitis, LArynGitIs and Coughs, It will
cure all diseases originating from want Of Muscular
Action and Nervous Force. For abe effect produced
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
The Man in Green Garh.

T. V. Roy, the East Indian Doctor, who,
with flowing raven locks, and green dus-
ter and turban, daily attracts large crowds
around street corners, selling his patent
medicine, was arrested this morning for
ohstructing the sidewalk. He had collected
large number of people around his car
riage, when a policeman ordered him to
move of, rs the sidewalk was obstructed
to such an extent that pedestrians could
not get through the crowd. Tue Doctor
was doing land office business and refused
to go, whereuron the copper ran him in.
After being locked uD while his wife, who
by the way is Canadian, bailed him out
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The heavy rain early this morning. will
not stop the game to-day. The heavy
winds which have been sweeping over the
field all day have dried the grounds, and
the two mines will meet as announced.
The Cincinnatis and Nationals will play
tile teams they did Wednesday, and to-
morrow Clapp and White will catch and
pitch for the Cincinnatis, and it is PROB
able that Darby will be put in to pitch fol-
the Nationals in place of Lynch
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
Ex.Clerk Ambrose Probably Indicted

Ex-Clerk Ambrose Probably Indicted.
The United States Grand Jury completed
their work this morning and were dis
charged. Their report was as follows:
I'VE the Grand Jury, after proper legal
notification, duly convened on the 9th of
April, and have been in session until to-
day, the 16 h, during which term we have
examined a number of witnesses in all the
cases presented to us and have found
twenty-one true bills of Indictment and
five cases in which we found no bills"
In addition to the above there were
twenty-three informations approved, which
had been previously filed by the District
Attorney.
The case of Thomas Ambrose, ex-clerk of
the United States Court was before the
Jury. and large portion OF the time the
iuly was I'M session. was spent in examin-
ing the charges against him. The result
of the investigation, according to the rules
of court, can not at present be.made public,
but it is generally understood that an in
dictment was found against him, and that
his trial will take place before Judge
Baxter, OF the Circuit Court, in about one
month,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16

The large sign on the roof of 7. & A.
Pickering hardware dealers, corner of
Main and Fifth Streets blew Off about 1
O'Clock. carrying with it three chimney
tops. One OF the chimney caps, weighing
about one hundred and fifty pounds, fell
through the sky-light and into the store.
Mr.. AL Pickering, who moment before
was standing just where the cap fell, made
a narrow escape.
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Board of Public Works,

A crossing was ordered laid on Second
street, opposite the Engine-house at Rose
street.
The contract for painting the Kemper
Lane Bridge was awarded to Evans & Dick
son. at their bid of $3.50.
The Superintendent of the Water-works
recommended that 10-ineh extension
water main be laid on Third street, between
Race and Elm streets. Recommendation
approved. ~
A. E. Jones. of Route No. 13, asked for
permission to open the street at the corner
Of Hunt and Broadway and Hunt and
Woodward streets for the purpose of put
ting in curves Referred to Committee on
Railroads
The City Engineer was directed to re-
auire the commencement of opening
streets for the construction of the Spring
Grove Avenue Extension by transferring
tracks and laying tracks in the Twenty-fifth
Ward as per ordinance. -,-fs
F A number of property owners on Eastern
avenue asked for reduction Of water rates
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except for creamery, which is dull: Ohio, l2a24c
Whisky nominal: Western, u 10. Sugar in fair
demand and firm. MOlasses unchanged. Pc
troleum dull and nominaliy unchanged. Rice
unchanged and in moderate inquiry. Cofy
fee dull and unsettled. Freights steady.
Spirits turpentine weak at Sic. ROsin quiet at
81 35@1 4O Tallow unchanged ut 1-l6c for
Western. Eggs dullst 9@l1c for fair to choice.
Dry goods: business continues light with package
houses, but jobbers are doing fair trade. Cotton
goods0buiet but best makes steadily held by
agents Prints very quiet in first hands, but prices
unchanged. Woolen goods quiet and firm The
Bulletin says: "Some large sales of brown cottOns
have lately been made for. export"
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RunaWay Girls.

Theresa Hood and Anna Gleason, two
girls, aged respectively seventeen and
eighteen years ran away from their homes
in Jeffersonville, Ind, about three weeks
ago, and nothing was heard of them until
this morning, when toy were found at No.
Is Mcfarland street. Miss Hoods father
arrived here this morning and took his
daughter home. Miss Gleason will remain
here with some relatives.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


,spec,al River Dispatenes To the sta,l
BROWNSVILLE, April 16-10:55 A. NJ
River feet 6 inches and stationary.
Weather fair. Thermometer 710. Wind
northeast. ..---.
HINTON, w. Va, April 1925 A. NJ
River 2 feet 4 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 6S0.
CHARLESTON, April 16-9;06 A. M.-Kan.
awba River feet and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 68'. Wind
southeast.
OIL CITY, April 16-10:25 A. M.-River
1 foot 10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Wind southwesterly. Thermom-
eter7Oo.
prrrsBuRa, April 16-11:01 P. M.-River
3 feet 7 inches and stationary. Weather
clear and mild.
Boat Hands Gossip
Business fair.
The Telegraph, fine, large, side-wheel
steamer, leaves this evening for Pomeroy
and all way points
The Sherlock for New Orleans and the
Virgie Lee for Memphis, left last night
with good trips.
The Guiding Star commenced loading
this morning, and will leave tomorrow
evening for New Orleans direct.
The Fleetwood will be the regular c. &
O X. r. packet, leaving this evening for
Huntington.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m.
daily for Chifo.
The wildwood came down this morning
ard returned to Maysvile at noon.
The Potomac will be the regular packet
for Pomeroy tomorrow.
Heavy rain early this morning, followed
by windy and clearing weather.
The river was falling this morning with
Is feet inches IN the channel.
The Cons Miilar will be the next pack ct
leaving for the Lower Ohio and Memphis
under the auspices of the Memphis Packet
Company.
The GOLDEN Rule is due at Cairo to-day,
coming up with 800 tons freight
The Golden Gitv arrived at New Orleans
at o clock last night ii