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IxPoRrED OIL On dra1ght, GO 9th street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL
ID opens on the 5TH OF JUNE.
JASON STOCkBRIDGE. of the old Fountain y - n
and Guys Hotel, Baltimore, Manager XMY
Round Trip Tickets at low rates 70 be had at
Railroad Offices and Baggage checked through.
The Propretors wish it to be distinctly understood
that the of the Waters and Grounds viii be strictly
confined to those who guests of the establishment
and their viii be held from all others with the
cepton OF permanent residents Of the county
who pay for their use.
Rooms may be now engaged by letter 70 the AMBER
SOR HEIRS BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
Pamphlets and Bedford Water to be had at our Gen
ersl Agents; A. S; SHAFER, 40 North Charles street,
Baltimore, Md. c. B. SHAFER, 1910 street. Wash
ington. d. c.. and sHA PER CO.. 1908 Arch street
Philadelphia Pa
je2-6w THE ANDERSON HEIRS. Proprietors.
DIVER SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD
III ers from JUNE LIST TO SEPTEMBER LIST.
Board 81. 80 per day for less than week 81 5yEY
per day when a week. Children over two l..0E
years Invariably Is cents
Fruit fishing, medical bills and medicine all free.
New attractions for this season are more room, fine
seine. ice cream and soda fountain Mail arrives
promptly Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at River
Springs, and the Proprietor it Postmaster. Address,
DIR. r. p. BLACKSTONE,
te2-2m River Springs Md.
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II. KUEHLISG, best copper lightning
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MoRCoE's Designer cfgar-A1.
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THE DEFAULTgNG BANK TELLER.
BIGELOW.
Previous Good Record-His Property
Thought Sufficient TO square His
Accounts.

The whereabouts OF Mr.. B. r. Bigelow, the miss
ing receiving teller OF the National Bank of the
Republic, whose defalcation for sS,01246 was
reported In yesterdays STAR, has not yet been as
certained, and his friends are on the search for
him fearful that he may have taken his own life.
he has brother. Mr.. B1gelow is son of DIR. J. X.
Bgeio W. now clerk in the Pension Office and q
most most worthy and respectable gentleman, who has
tS a native of Massachusetts,, but lis son was
"a 1Sed In New York state ana subsequently came
70 this district Heis about 35 years old, very In
telllgent, and has had considerable experience in
business. He was in III. ID. Cookies bank, in the
mutilated currency branch, and went from there
10 tae National Bank OF the Republic at the in
stance OF the late Fitzhugh Coyle. During his
employment at this bank he has stood well In the
Estimation OF the officers.
His salary was s1,6G0 per annum, but he has
managed to pick up considerable private business
as secretary for several organizations which alto
gether made his income about $1,000 per annum
during the past ten years. With his savings he
has made money In various investments, but not
in stocks, as has been intimated He held some
Columbia street railroad bonds which he disposed
OF to make payment on his farm, recently pur-
chased in Montgomery county. Md. His house on
ever 1t Is understood Is willing to relinquish it to
the bank II necessary to make his account square
lie also left $4,000 In small box at the bank,
which viii be applied to make his accounts good
There Is also another small house on French
street. which is paid for, and neither the bank nor
his bondsman viii lose anything. The wonder is
expressed why he left the city at ALL In society
circles he stood well, being q member of the Y NJ
g A, acting superintendent OF the Calvary Bap-
tlSt church Sunday school, In place of the late Mr.
VIM. Stickney, and strict member of that church.
He was very liberal In his expenditures for the
sunday school, in the purchase of library and
singing DOCKS, and in the outlay for fairs pcnics
&C.
He was one of the projectors of the Citizens
bulding Company and its treasurer. He married
the daughter OF Mr.. T. s. Burr, clerk In the water
registrars Office, and has several small children.
The general impression is that he will return after
ron 10 rrht orn1r ,anfn
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THOS. J. MYERS, r.,
je24-dSds GRAFTON ID. HANSON, Irn


u
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPR0YED PROPERTY on THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF NINTH AND b
STREETS NORTHEAST AND ALL or SQUARE
BOUNDED BY EIGHTH, NINTH AND Is
STKEETS AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust TO Christian NJ Beck
ert and myself. dated November LIST A. ID. 1877, 80
duly recorded in Liber No. Sos. folio 4s9 one OF -
the land records for the District of Columbia and
the request of the Executor of the estate Of the party
secured thereby, as the surviving trustee. viii sell.
q. public auction, in front of the premises respectively,
on FRIDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1882 at SIX O'CLOCK
p M ali the following described real estate prenl-
ses situate in the City of Washington, District
lumbia, known original lots numbered one d) and
two 90. in square numbered nine hundred and
teen 9l7 ALSO al OF square soGh Of square numbered
nine hundred sad seventeen Old together with the
improvements consisting of o neat two-story frame
dwelling. brick smoke house, &c.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance in and
two years with interest at six per cent per annum
cured by deed OF trust ON the property Sold all cash,
at option OF the purchaser deosit Of 800 VIII be
CURED on each piece Of parcel at time of sale and all
convey sncing at purehasers cost Terms to be COM
pied with in seven days. otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulng purchaser after i've days ADVERTISEMENT
je24-s. w&ds Surviving Trustee zoos 7th st. NV.
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PARAsols, below cost ]. E. Young, 1876 18th st.
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JEWEL CIGARS, straight FIVE

BEWARE Of imitat.ons-H .r;'s Roach Powder.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsisneers.


MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, Ar
By virtue Of q deed Of trust. dated June sth, AID
1880. andduiy recorded In Liber No. 943 folio SO.
Columbia and BY direction Of the party secured there
premises. on THURSDAY, JULY SIXTH. A. ID. 1854,
estate situate in the said city Of Washington District a
Columbia, 70 wit: All that part numbered six co.
in square numbered eight Hundred sixty-sx $780,
beginning for the same at the dividing line betweea
lots 8 and Z. Massachusetts, avenue. and Running
d enoe ENTHUSIASTICALLY twenty-five f22) feet: thence
ut right angles TO said seventy
five (75) feet thence enthusiastically and parallel 10
aid twenty-five (22) feet and thence with di-
ysding line between lots and ct night ANGLES std
seventy i've (75) fee 70 place OF beginnings and
siso the four and hall ID inches front
Massachusetts, avenue by Il -ty-two tl2) feet IN
depth, Of lot numbered eight CD. 1honss w smith1
sudiv1son OF lot In square mum cred eight hundred
and GxtyEix (Se6), with fmprou nents thereon con-
s;gting Of . two-etory Brick DNellin No. Gil.
Terms of sale: One-s,urth cash. the remainder IN
notes At two and thee years wiz interest at
cant per anrum until lssd, and sels.-sf by deod q
1Et, al caeh at the option OF the purcbseer. An
conveye3lciDg &C.. purchasers cost 500 deposit
aoqured at time of SALE Terms to be complied with il
-en dsys ether the property via he rosold It t.
F1fk md cot CT Sasuit M puxqnaeer.
&EN Z. AcKELDEN. 49,
sea< d&ds WILLIAM B. McKELDEN.l
u -xxt--s ~ -
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Powerful marine glasses, 81. Hempler's, IS
Pa. ave.
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For TIE LADIES EsPECIALLY.-On next Tues
day, June 9Th, at Sl1 Market Space, Mr.. DowliG-
viii sell fine line OF real val laces point lace col
lars, founefng, cloak ornaments, &c. These goods
all OF the finest nature, and Will be sold with
sts reserve as Mrs. Lowe Is retiring from business
see advertisement.
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The STEAMER W. w. CoRcoRAN Will make her
u-ual Sunday afternoon trips, stopping ct Marshall
Halt two hours, leaving at 80 pm sharp.
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INDIA LINEN, laces and silks, below cost 7147th ST.
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hos SAFES REPAIRED by KuehNny, near Pen
EtOa on y.
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The American Institute on Speer'.

cherish grateful remembrances of the help de
rived from the use Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Summer Weather.
Cents wide-brim low-crown Jumbo" Hats 81;
Young gents nobby Mackinaws, s1.25. $1.50:
Very nice white and mixed Cantons, Zoe. and 81;
JOB lot all sorts, odds and ends, closing out, Soc
Closing out Boys and Children's Hats at reduced
prices; nice ones now for Is, 40, 80 and 75c. at
Lewis Popular One Price Store" $40 9TH street,
between and K northwest
Some SeasOnable Suggestions.
Gents long or short-seeve GauZe Under Vests SOC.
New York Pattern Drill Drawers perfect fit, SOC. !;
Climax Shirts; Hundred, best in the world, 81;
Linen Collars, Hosiery, Neckwear, Hdkfs., Sus-
penders;
Best stock of travelling Trunks In the District
Lewis, the 6 Halter and Gents Outfltter," go
18th street northwest
Purify the Blood,
cleanse the stomach and sweeten the breath with
Hop BitterS.
Gray Hairs Prevented,
dandruff removed, the scalp cleanSed and the hair
made to grow thick by the use OF Halls Vegetable
Sicilan Hair Remover.
German Corn Remover
eradlcates corns. Beware of base limitations Get
the genuine. Csc. All druggists
s'Every Ffber Of My Being
responds to the exhilarating and beneficial effects
testimony OF thousands Sold by all druggists.
Thousands Of Ladies
cherish grateful renlembrances of the help de-
rived from the use Of Lydia E. Pinkhan'S Vegeta-
BILE Compound.
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Nervous Debility

Nervous Debility
Is a depressed, irritable state of mind: weak
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss of power
In generatfve organs occasoned by excuses; men,
tai overwork, or indiscretiOns. positive infalii-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
ful power to the weakened organs Sold by all
druggists 81 package for s., or sent free by mall
First avenue, N. Y. SToTT a. CROMWELL Agents.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
$1,000 Rewara
For any case OF blind bleeding, itching, liberated
or .protruding Piles that DeBfng's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ D., s15
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggists disco
s Of old
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-failng success by millions Of
from pain, cures dysentery and diarThGa, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
TO the child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
poItie. m,W.S
II your little ones contract skin diseases at school,
apply Glennis Sulphur Soap.
HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, so
cents.
Does Y0ar Head Ache?
LOdi1le'S Specific cures the worst case In to 80
minutes 50 cents sAt all drug stores.
SkSeany Men,
"WellS' Health ReneHer' restores health and
v!gor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De-
bilty. 81. Depot, stDtt'& Cromwell
Fresh A .sygsss ns' cSn Msse ss,, no,,
and delivered In XIV "Wardp prints DOC. per l6
Also. cottage cheeses buftermilk and hweet milk,
&C per at Cream. f5e. pant
aDlEO.
MURPHY. June 2Sg38s2 Mrs. ELIZABETH MUIR
PLY, aged ninety -three ye44B.
Funeral from her late res3ence No. 1913 9th srees
northwest. Sunday, at4o'a0ck y. s
NICHOLSON. On juno cath, 1882. at las AM.
n and Mary Ncholsou. agad nine months and twenty
Funeral win take plaeE from parents' residence No.
44S Washington street. northwest. Monday. at $50
O'Clock Pm lBaltiinese papers please copy.l
q GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
'l726 Pennsyiysnia nyeune northwest Terms n,oerSt,
I'd everything rsscass. Telephone c0frsectiof iuI4
q UNDERTAKER,
1897 TExTH STHEEr NoRrHwEsP.
sJeserhons Connection. do
"a FuENlsHiSG uSnERTAKER,
No $l6 Hcnnsy1yrn:e bctgeon "a VA
~ efxe:tA AcIy13 sts ixE* -rjsz<. tnat76
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Thousands Of Ladies'

responds to the eXhlarating and beneficial effects
OF draught OF Tarrants Settler Aperient," is the
testimony OF Thousands Sold by all druggists.
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Mammals,
II your little ones contract skin diseases at school,
apply Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hilrs Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, so
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TOWSON'S,
c36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1e22 SOUTH SIDE
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
WI ericsson SPRINGS, A., L
Cam npI county 3 q Ps sa ynia EAY
On main line of Pennsylvania rairoad g. 200 feet
above sea level situated in park of hundred acres
amid the matchless scenery of the AlIeghenies. Its
accessibility, pure air. md freedom from malaria, flies
and mosquitoes render the most desirable resort in
the state. During 1881 New Hotel erected first
class in all it's continents, and capable with cot
residences may be rented by those desiring the quiet
and seclusion of home For descriptive circular dis-
gram and terms, address
w. d. TYLER, Superintendent.
The celebrated Logan House. Altoona Pa ia also
lar. ie9-Im
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Does Y0asr Head Ache?
LOdf1le's Specific Glzres the worst case In to 30
minutes 30 cents AT all drug stores
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TT1HoMAs DoWLING, AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue deed OF trust dated the 10th day of "a
December, 1881, and duly recorded in hher 9S9 ID
folio 3S5, one Of the land records for WASHINGTON, -
District Of Columbia, and by direction OF the party
cured thereby, We shall sell on FRIDAY, JUL SEW
ENTH, 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK, on the premises, the
following propersy:-Lot No 3 of Section No. i, of s.
p. Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant, together
with the improvements.
Terms 500 cash, and the residue in ten years. bear
ing six per cent interest until paid, aud secured by
deed of trust on the property sold. convey ancng,
&C., at purchasers cost 500 deposit Will be required
at time of sale.
,e94-dkds dH9F 8 h D. HANSON Trustees
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or fHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WARRINGTON. DC. June "a. 1852. $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer,
generally fair weather, with occasional light show
ers, southeast 20 southwest winds, stationary or
lower barometer
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German Corn Remover
eradicates cOrnS. Beware of base limitations. &c
the genuine. Csc. All druggists
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL. 1896 FEETA
w above Tide Water: Stusted in Virginia. vEEA Y
on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway lao miles l.5fE
from Washington City, and III miles from RichInoI1d
Va. :; is now open for visitors. HENRY l.. MASSIE,
Prop, Alton Depot, Va. my3I-lm
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ER not sold Ioose-Hart's Roach Powder.
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SkSMny Men,
"WcllS Health ReneHer' restores health an
vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual ID,
bility. 81. Depot, StDtt& Cromwell 3
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AUCTION SALES.
THUMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FUNdOMAO DONLINO AuCuunotr.
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE GOODS, EMBRACING
REAL VAL. LACES, POINT LACE COLLARS,
WHITE AND BLACK FLOUNCING LACE, FINE
SASH AND OTHER RIBBONS, CLOAK oRNA-
MESTS, FINE PEARL BUTTONS, LACE CAPES
AND LACE HANDKERCHIEF SILK GROS
GRAIN RIBBONS AND GLOVES, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY-SEv-
ENTH, 1882. at Sill Market Space Mrs. Il. Lowes) at
TEN O'CLOCK, shall cell a splendid assortment OF
the above goods. The sale will be continued MON
DAY. as usual, with general assortment. Seats VIII
be provided for the q dies. je24- 2t
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BOWLING. kucuoneer.

CATALOGUE SALE CT VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
COMPRISING REPORTS AND TEXT BOOKS.
ALSO, A FEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
To be sold at my auction rooms south wet
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street on MEDNFS-
DAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, JUNE TWENTY
EIGHTH and TWENTY NINTH. 1882, commencing
each evening at EIGHT O'CLOCK sharp.
Terms cash.
ie24-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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dandruf removed, the scalp cleanSed and the hair
made to grow thick by the use OF Halls Vegetable
Sic1lian Hair Remover.
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Passengers from Washington viii take the through
trains OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 20 Pha-
depa and arrive at the new Broad street Station Of the
pennsylvania Railroad, where Union Transfer
street connect direct TO Station the West Jer-
sey Railroad at foot of Market street.
Fer through tickets baggage checks and fun nforrna-
ton apply follows: Northeast of l3h street
and avenue; Station Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad, corner 9th and streets GIG pennsyya-
lis avenue: 1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
FRANK THOMSON, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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DINEY POINT HOTEL.
ST.. MARYs COUNTY, MAnYIAND.
Open for reception Of Guests JUNE 18TH under the
management OF the owner, Mr.. and Mrs. a,
JOS. TRAVEkS. 4EA2
The Hotel has just been thofoughly reno l.,
yated furnished and supplied with every convenience
Tor the comfort Of guests. and is rst-class Summer
Home for families.
erns$2 Per day. $40 per week. sr: $35 per month.
Special arrangements made for families. Daily COM
by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady the Lake
and Jane Moseley.
For further information address
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TnAvERs
jsa .sn Piney Point. st. Mary's Co.. Md.
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cEsrExxIAL cxLEaRAT1os
Ofthe Last Siege effort Henry.
IN he ESfitoy Of The Register.


In September Of the current year one
bnn5red wears viii have elapsed since the
last desperate siege of Fort Henry trans
pired in which handful OF brave heroes
withstood successfully the combined at
tack of a well disciplined force of British
troops and their allies, the biood-thirsty
The fort was located on the west side OF
Main street, on bluff extending from what
Is now Eleventh street northwardiy 70, ana
including the house now owned ana occu-
pied by DR.. Wingerter, formerly known as
the "Knox property'-its location being
on what was formerly styled ''Zanes he
serve"
It has been determined by the directors
of the Wheeling Fair Association TO cele-
brate the centennial anniversary OF this
event in an appropriate way. But to do
this successfully il will require the coop
Grafton Of the citizens OF the Panhandle
counties generally.
| would therefore respectfully suggest
that all persons possessing any relics, In
dian curiosities, or any books or manu-
scripts having bearing on this period OF
our early pioneer history, communicate
with me, giving information as TO the ma
ture and number OF such articles as they
NAV be wiling to loan for the occasion, to-
gether with their names and residences
1t is a cause of regret that, comparatively
speaking, so little effort has been made to
rescue from a rapidly growing oblivion the
data which would have preserved the laoors
and characters of those who figured so
prominently in the early years OF our pio-
neer history and contributed so largely
under Providence 10 the settlement ana
development of this portion OF Western
Virginia. In a few brief years, memoranda
letters and records which still remain Will
under some one or other OF the influences
of accident, fire and Wondering decay, be
entirely obliterated and thus posterity be
deprived of the benefit of information and
sources Of knowledge which would have
been of incalculable value.
The Directors of the Fair Association
have set apart one day of the Exposition IN
September next, which is to be devoted to
the celebration OF the event herein referred
to. Among other exercises historical ad-
dress appropriate to the occasion Will be
delivered.
The citizens of this and adjoining coun-
ties are earnestly requested TO cooperate
in the effort to make the contemplated oc-
casion one which will be an epoch in our
history, and worthy OF the event 1t IS In
tended TO commemorate.
ANY communications addressed to the
undersigned in reference to the matter Will
receive prompt attention, and any sugges-
tons are invited, and will receive respect
full consideration. G. L. CRANNER.
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The EnG.ofIt.

Officer Laughlin yesterday ok out var
rants for the parties to the Mcclure House
disturbance on Tuesday nigat, and they
were heard BY Squire Philips, yesterday.
Leu Franzheim was charged with assault on
George NJ Kelly. and the case was tried BE-
fore the following Jury: George Baird,
Jr., Fred. Mcfarland, John Motfat Charles
Rose and John Handlan. MesSrS. Doyener
and Frame appeared for the defendant
The facts as shown in evidence, were as
stated, yesterday morning, and the jury,
after a few minutes absence, returned q
verdict of not guilty.
The affair is certainly to be regretted
from every standpoint. Mr.. heuey's
friends stoutly maintain that he was mis-
understood, and Mr. Franzheim's as stout
ly back him up. Dir. Ed LIrkin struck ms
blon in what he supposed the defense of a
friend, without having understood the sit
nation. Ii is safe to say that no one regrets
the affair more than thesd three gentlemen.
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LEyEE LACONICS.
News From the River and the Water
Craft

Craft
The C. W. Bachelor is the Pittsburgh
boat to-day.
The Courier is this mornings Parkers-
burg packet.
The Scioto will to-day resume her place
in the Sistersyille trade.
The O'Ncal arrived and departed as usual
in the Steubenville trade.
The river was falling at dark, yesterday,
with II feet 5 inches in the channel.
The Emma Graham, Nellie Walton, Ella
Layman all passed up. and the Geo. Lyle
and Sampson No. 2 passed down.
The Emma Graham passed up yesterday
morning between 8 and 10 o'clock instead
of day before yesterday. She was detained
by fogs.
Capt. Martin Noll sold his interest in the
steamer Scotia yesterday to Capt Stockdale,
Superintendent of the Pittsburgh and Gin
einnati line.
The Little Anna had TO go to sunfsh,
yesterday, for q barge which some scoundrel
cut loose at Martins Ferry, but got back in
time to make trip
PITTSBURGH, January 11.-River IL feet 3
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, January 11.-Riyer rising
with l6 feet 10 inches in the canal and IA
feet inches in the chute on the falls.
Business dull. Weather cloudy and chilly,
CAIRo, January 11.-River 81 feet
inches and rising, Weather fair. Their
mometer 10.
EVANSVILLE, ND, January 11.-weather
cloudy and cool; mercury A; river, 80 feet
9 INCHES, and rising.