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MoUSpsvILLE.

Dr. G. W. Bruce Inns returned from Win.
chester, Va, where he visiting his daughter
Mrs. Bowley.
MI. Win wishart, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs, Q. L. Jackson, returned Ia
Mississippi Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Roberts, the son Of Can't ]. G.
Roberts, Of the Upper ward, Is lying quite
low with the typhoid fever.
Miss Emily Peters, residing in the Upper
ward. died last Wednesday after long and
severe attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Ada Teehoover, who had resided with
the familyo j. Q. Roberts, in the Upper
ward died last Tuesday oftyphoid fever
Frank McFadden, prisoner in the Peni.
Tertiary, was released from his confinement
Saturday, on pardon granted by the Cover.
nor.
DR.. G. W. Dodd, of the Lower ward. left for
Carroll county, Ohio, this week. where he
will Ia the future make his home. He will
practice medicine.
Jos Alexander left Tuesday for Pittsburgh,
where he Will join the Scotia, OF which boat
heispilot. JOS. Lockwood, who Is his as.
sistant, will join him to-day, Saturday.
The members Of the Presbyterian Mite So.
ciety Will give social entertainment in Nc
Faddens hall next Tuesday evening. The
proceeds will be used towards purchasing a
library for the Sunday school.
Mr.. Arthur Love, assisted by hiswife. give
an entertainment Thursday night in the Ma.
sonic Hall. Mr.. Love has always been a IA
vorite, with the people OF Mouudsville, and
accordingly the house was well filled.
A concert was given in the Methodist
church last Tuesday, to aid In raising funds
to purchase library for the Sunday school
attached to that church. The attendance
was very good, aud all the performers did
we'll The notable part OF the programme
was the song by little Miss Hooten, who did
exceedingly well.
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The following business has been transacted
in this court Judge LETTERS presiding.
In the case OF Helen ]. Miller ct al. vs..
VIM. W. Miller's administrator and Others in
chancery, decree Of reference was entered
and sent to one OF the commissioners OF The
court, and In addition five commissioners
were appointed by the Court to make a di.
vision Of the real estate described in the bill
filed in this cause. The speciel Commission.
erS are Thomas 0'Brien, John Reid, Andrew
Wilson and Mortimer Pollock.
The evidence in the case Of @. Y. Lucas VS..
the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance
Company in aSSumpSit, Is all In and the ar.
guments Will be commenced this morning,
to which time the court adjourned. The
case Is one in which 4. W. Kelly claims
damages amounting to $500 for q piano
burnt In LucRS's store.
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Gle 5ntelEiqeHctr,
Sew AdNertleemenre.

Real Estate Bulletin-C. A. schaefer & Co.
Cheap Counter at John Friedels.
Shelving and Counters for Sale.
New Orleans Sugar-R J. Smyth.
Fine Watches and DiamOnds-I. G. Dillon.
Royal Baking Powder-Fourth page
Mould Maker Wanted.
Household Furniture for Sale.
Opera House-Jay Rails Uncle Toms
Cabin Combination.
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos.
General Steamship Office.
List Of Letters.
Auction Sale ofStock.
Organs at q Bargain.
Gard OF Thanks--H Head Of local.
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A PEw day ago the INTELLIGENCE suggest
ed that there be parade and review Of the
Fire Department. The suggestion met with
general favor and yesterday Chief Eccles In
formed us that arrangements were being per
fected for u grand review Of the entire de-
department on the 22d instant, thus cele-
brating the birth OF the Father OF his coun-
try. It isposSible that ball may be given
in the evening.
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Transfers.

The following conveyances OF real estate
were admitted to record yesterday:
A deed made April 20, 1850, by Joseph Nc
Ninch to Wiley Porter OF one tract OF land
on Little Wheeling creek consisting OF about
five acres, and another OF about one acre, for
5000.
A deed made April /, 1880, by Alexander
IIiggs to Joseph McNinch Of parcel OF land
in Liberty district, Consideration $l32
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f,hoeoIale 1lreaIn ono.

To the yolks Of four eggs, well beaten, add
two cups Of white sugar. one cup butter, one
cup sweet milk, three cups flour having In II
one measure Banner Baking Powder; then
add the whites Of four eggs well beaten; bake
In Jelly cake pans
For the CreAm-To four ounces Of plain
chocolate, grated, add one cup OF white sugar,
two teasPoonIuls OF corn starch, one cup
Ia; mix well together and boil until Il thick.
ems, stirring constantly; when cold spread II
on the layers OF the cake.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


T. D. Chapman, Wash. I. ca. Green, New Yolk.
Isaac Adler, city. J. d. Pyles, Littleton.
J. ., Warrici, Littleton. J. =. Smith, city,
Thomas Il. Aong. city. ]. WhermAn, city.
Peter Hull, CITY. z R. Fneker. Piil'a.
Wm. Melville, stepbyle. VIM. l. salisbury, Gr,iln
o, Mechan, franklin. o. Geo. nrugan, Heilalrc,
j. r. Burnley, MoundEville John r, RosS, Cincinnati
u, W. wilson, New York. c. DeBelcc New YORK,
Q. D, Windsor Brooke 90. W. s, Mitchell, 2aneSyle
]. Townsend, LonIn, o, Elias Hess, Chicago
", @. Miller, Toledo, o, Frank slAunGn, NId'poFt
w 4. King, Baltimore. Ed ". ShallcFUEI, city,
Z ". Thlyef, Columbus, Randall Kent, PittShurgh.
2. Allen, baltimore. ]; Panlton. Ohio,
J, N. Justice Ohio II. W. Wilson, div,
Dennis n Davis, n. V. s. r. Humes. Cufnber nd.
9. ". @ wadlcy, Cin'tl. r. ". Smith, iii1cinnsii.
W. n. corothen, PittHb'g. J. n. Mcconnell. G0ynd'
Gerald Ware, Pittsburgh d. Brown, WellSburE.
7. s, Riley, city,
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Personal pEScILISGs.
Notes About People In whom the Public
Arc Interested.

W, G. Bennett, ESQ.,, Prosecuting Attorney
Of Lewis county, is in the city.
Henry schmnIbach, Esq, Is in sandusky
arranging for ice for his brewery.
Mrs. Capt J. NJ. Ray and daughter Hattie
are visiting friends in steubenville.
Mr.. Dodrill, OF the House Of Delegates, is
confined TO his room by a serious indlsposl-
ton.
Mr.. Evans OF the House, ran down 10 his
home at Martinsburg last evening TO spend
to-day and Sunday.
Tom Stewart, one OF the pleasant bows Of
Washington, was In the city yesterday, the
guest Of Mr. Sam Haziett.
Maj. ]. G. Smith, Of Philadelphia, was on
Mr.. Evans, Of Berkely county.
Mr.. W. b. Day, who has had long siege OF
typhoid fever, Is now able to be at his post in
NJ. Reitiy's wholesale grocery establishment.
Mr.. ]. C. Barton, OF the B, 4 o. Engineer.
ing Corps, was IN the city last evening, the
guest OF Mr., Sam Harrison. He was al tie
German last night
An aesthetic TRANSPORTATION has come over
Squire Schultzei he has purchased pair OF
eyeglasses and perched them on his nose.
which has given him an air akin to a tran.
scendentality OF dilerium, an acute accentu.
alton OF supremest ecstacy, that Is quite too
utter.
Miss Julia Nelson, Of Richmond, who has,
during the past month, been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Michie, Of Twelfth street, left YES.
terday tor the National Capital to spend the
remainder Of the season. The departure on
Miss Nelson is sincerely regretted by all who
had the pleasure OF meeting her, A mora
fascinating and agreeable lady has not graced
Wheeling society for long time.
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CuTIcuRA.
S TAT EMENT
UNDER OATH.
A STARTLING REVELATION OF
SUFFERING!
"0h, Ny God, How | Did Suffer-
ST HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR

ST HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR
Il twenty yean with an obstinate skin disease.
called by sOme II, D.'s horlasis and othen LeprOsy,
commencing on my scalp. and, IN spite Of ali |
could do with the help Of the most sklliul doctors,
HMoWly but surely extended until year aVO this
winter II covered my entire perS0n In form Of dry
scales For the last three years have been unable
10 do any labor and suffering intensely all the time
Every morning there could be nearly dustpanful
Of scales taken from the sheet on my bed, some Of
them half as large as the envelope containing this
letter. In the latter part OF tho winter my skin
commenced crAcking open. ! tried everything
almost, that could be thought Of without any Fe.
lei; The l2th Of June started West, in hopes
could reach the Hot Springs. reached Detroit, and
was 50 low thought should have 10 70 10 he hos
pital but finally got as far rs lansing, Mch where
hHd lister living One DR.. - treated me
about two weeks, hut did me no good. All thought
hal but short time to live. / earnestly prayed
to die. CHckcd through the skin all over M buck,
@rrosS my fibs, arms, hands, limbs, feet badly
SWOLLEN. toe nails came OF, finger nails dead and
hard as bone. hair dead and iieles as old straw.
oh. my God how did Eufferl
my slAter, Mr Z. II. Davis, had small mart off
bnH Of Cniicum In the house. She wouldn't give
up; said We Will Try Cuticum' Some was applied
OH one hand and arm. Eureka there was relief:
word go: They Immediately got the Cuticun Re.
solvent (bloOd puHherl. Cutlcun and CutIcum Soap
tine great skin curcs). commenced by linking one
tablespoonful Of ReSOlvcnt three times day. after
meals; had bath once day, water about blood
neat used CnticuTa freely; applied CutlCuIa morn.
luttAl weeks IRON the time ieit, and my skin as
HIRAM Z. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co., New York -
Sworn 10 before me this 10Th day Of January, 1850.
A. N. LEFFINGWELL,
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CuticurR Remedies are for sale by all drug.
gistS Price Of CuTICURA. 4 Medicinal Jelly, small
the new blObd purifier, 81 per bottle. CITTIcITRn
MEDICINAL TOILET soar, 2Sc CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING soAP, l6c; in bars for BARRIERS and large
consumers, 9oc. Principal depot
MEkKS q PN1TER Rnsinn Mn.
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CLosrSs out q lot Of ladies, misses and
ehtldren's odd sizes OF shoes, REGARDLESS Of
cost 70 make room for new spring goods, at
i. v BIoNp's,
ll$ Main street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., February Ala. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy,
rainy weather, northeast; veering northwest,
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
and lower pressure,
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IF you want to furnish your table in an
elegant style for little money, call on W.
II. RINEHART 4 BRO, 1915 Market
street.
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"AlY personal knowledge of the effect Of
st. Jacobs Oil on burns, sprains and bruises
leads me to express myself strongly in favor
Of the Great German Remedy" writes Mr..
Frank S. Brown, North Attleboro' MasS
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Good ~ octave rosewood piano. nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold Al 4
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucasl
Music Store, ll42 Main street.
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CLostxu out a lot OF ladies', misseS and
ehlldren'a odd sizes OF shoes, regardless OF
cost, 10 make room for new spring goods, at
l. v. BLoND'R
llS5 Main street,
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ThnrmnmetnrRennr,I.

TaE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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"wlNE OF oARpUl" cure. irregular,
painful, or difficult nlcnstruation.
Sold by Logan Go,
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MRs. NJ. WArcnrER, springdale, Pa. Ny
Chronic Catarrh IS much better, from the use
OF PeFunn,
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RAILROAD BoSps-Rathef weak,
STATE SEcuR1n-FlFmeF.

sToCKs-share speculation opened strong and
per cent higher than yeStertisy's closing ountR.
lions for Richmond & Danyille. ? per cent higher
I0r Adams express, ~ per cent higher for Mefn.
pms q Charleston and5Rl per cent higher for The
TesI q the Market the latter for Northwestern pr.
Icrred. In tho carly dealings ali advance OF Iai5S
per cent took place the latter for Ohio MlSsissIp.
~, Whl!e Memphis d Ch3AleSton held Up SX per
cent at 50. Subsequently the market baSaEIISe
weaker and decline was recorded. Denver d Mo
Iirande, Memphis & Chattanooga, Hannibal q 81.
zoe preferred and Northwestern being most prom.
inent IN the downward movement, while Ner, Ter.
sey Central sold up II per cent at 96l<
AZ the second board the general market Eoid i'm
aA per cent, the latter Tor Pacific Nail, while BO.
Ion AT Line preferred advanced X per cent 10 e..
leading. 10Y Ssii''Hi
ln the late dealings the market again advanced
"a per cent boston Air Line preferred leading
cent lower at lSS The market closed Arm ~
Tmngnctloug 100 1ll shaEaa
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, US observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner Yesterday:
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CHICAGO, February 3-Flour dull Wheat up,sI,
SS sS eS1 ES1ngeraiy highST No Chicago sprHv
Marchisl a Apiili 81 8 May No IS III ~ ~, Y
leeIed boal3c, tom lnneF, but not uuOtablv Ron,
~ III S9MG6o7Eo cash; GCjIG March; G6aG6Xs Nav;
4ltTc cash. IlI attic March: I2Isc Abri: iSiSc ~
i!ye easier at Csc. Barley steady and unebSnSc3
so 1Ses1 Iariy active and shade higher at 81 81
sTS 81, soss s5sadSat 7CaI q Pork steady and
sls 47lals 50 March SIS 6iaIs 70 Apf III w,
y May, Land fairly active and shade hi1Ssy X
~ ~, S3ll w CASH sll lslll 42IS March; III ia
II pa ApiI; sly Gall OK Nay Baik meats as
y o. whiSkysl 70. CalI-WheSt Gniet SnS g ~,
and advanced to 81 7SA Com and oaiS stead : 5n3
nnchanged. Pork easier hut moi auotably ISR .sI
Lard declined 2lEc, N 4-''-''' '0"e''
BlIInoEE, February a-Flour ouIet wh0.,
Mfs.srn hieheEt closing easy; No winter nd mi
.5 ga "a; February 81 . bid; March 81 42SSS
western easier and inactive: mixed SPOT $40 XIII
E,eaLuaEy Se; March Gg5En7Oc; May ia ~:
,i1nS ef ~ oid Oats quiet; western white 5ia52c
se HSg du nIlePsSyIysnia So3s2e Rye dull At
visions steady, with fair JObblng trade demand.
pork 81 6Oai7 y; bulk meats shonldest a1d
sie y. ~ ndgS packed 6CalO co. bacon shouldss
SScS S's ~ f y AIDES 81 90 ham, SO OOaS Lard
4iG; roli 2aa9oc Rgg steady at aS17c; lined isaIsc
petroleum dull; refined DC Coffee dFmsS- pSs
IN a n SoS'Se sugar quletiA soft g5Sc Whisky
CHI CHICAGO, February a.-Tss DrsDps you,ns, re.
Hogs-RecelptS ., 900 head; Ehipmeuts 4 5Oo had
Market steady With All dsmsnd; closed % Ss
and shipping 81 TIaI is; PhilSdsInbiS MA pcking
J! la - one lot at 81 90 light 50 s5a5 S cbIsgy
y G0a6 70; Skips and eullS AO0a6 10. ~ el'cH!
400 head; Shipmens 100 head
Market weak, easier and active: 2c eXtra hes. S
20 choice shipping y b0a6 l5 common IA iSI, ~ ~
and feeders s. OOat 50. 49, W. s'oektIs
Eheep-lle eipts 200 head. an Ip,asrt., ~ 4, -
Market steady; common 70 mIditm a ~ Iel ol.
medium to good 81 6oaS IS choice q S1tS 4 Ia a
CNctNNkrI, February Action steady am,
5lSur eaasS ianiiy g lsae co. fancy unehshSed
Son active hrip and highe; No InirSd n. y.
)Ah quiet and steady; No. 3 mixed ~ ~ AZ
nand hesiyest slOL Barley quIst a 81 Os ~ pe Si
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Ar has been acknowledged by every one
that strictly prime article Is always worth
the money you pay for It Especially Is this
the case with baking powders. Don't let
your grocers palm of something cheap on
YOU but buy can Of the Acme and you will
use no other.
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FINANCIAL AND connERC1AL.
Now YORK Honey and stoe,,,.

NEW YORK, February S-MoEEY-3JEaIL Der
cent Prime mercantile paper Sac per cent. Ser
mug eSchange, bankers bills steady at 81 81 de-
GoyERSMESrs-Fairl firm and x per cent higher
i y, ~ and unchanged for extendedGs; q and us
Y. $. Is, extended 1909 II Iehgh u WilEs,. III
y 3. b, extended-.l0ll sst r &Sx. City ists iii
~ uponS......'.ll y. Pacific bonds ISIS ll5t
~ COUPONS y. 2. Land Gr4ntSllgN
ratlne T. o. gS-:......lS III. P. s. r. B0ndA-l22
EEeSeeo1ds..,'.- s4 Tex. PAc K. g. Dly... SIX
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Mr.. Charles Whissen is very III with the
typhoid pneumonia Theattendlng physician
has despalred Of his recovery.
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Sworn to before me this 10Th day Of January, 1850.
A. n. LEFFINGWEfL,
Justice Of the pRASe
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WEATHER INDICATIoNs,

81 81 o % u 40 q u
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"WlRE OF cARDUIp makes rosy
cheeks and clear c0mplexlonS.
Sold by Logan &Co.
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Five , lots on LABEL. se,,.
W. ia woonu
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FOR SALE OR REM,
yoo, ,d klR Rl;,' 53,. rRoprn
Also eleven acres s" on d: l S1Ii s,eAa
iy3 H po IpT nlll asa'tO.
-, :. =. .: Custom House. T.l,'l
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FOR SALE
Co.,.

FoR SALE UGGiES SS
A. s snd M1gUnL Nov q ~ Eh4ET0yi
- t wy pIAI Honel Tor NJ uTt h k,s,sj
vi: AAla and Twentieth stiEtt; Nv. EilISI
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TOR SALE = OWE T;;. VI d
EI,vdD E ;sI iatma in West Vls,,It.u EEE HTS
propep,y AM ~, n Sal.N s!tlRs5eT y shsv,'
GSitiRs6uTT'o Il gsS;S e IddS, "a n,
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The girl who was locked up In the Eighth
ward hose house Thursday evening was al
lowed tn go yesterday morning and started
toward BenwOod. She was the sauciest T.
year-old girl ever seen in that ward.
Wa are authorized to say that the names
Of Captain X T, Deyries and Mr.. A. Rey-
mann were used at the meeting at Washing
ton Hall on Thursday evening without the
consent or knowledge OF those gentlemen.
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NO CHANGE YET.
False Hopes Of settlement oil the
Iron Interests.

False Hopes Of . Settlement Of the
Iron Interests.
Yesterday afternoon and during the early
part of the evening, the city was rife with
rumors of the end OF the strike and the
starting OF the mills, and public hope and
expectation run very high. The shape the
rumcr took wss the workmen about TO de-
part for Chicago had been requested to de-
fer their departure for twenty-four hours,
as a injecting Of owners would be
hsld in the evening and some
thing surely be done looking 10 the ending
OF the strike. A REGIsrEa reporter was
told by Vice President Thompson ana
other members Of the association that the
departing wOrAmen had been asked 70 re-
main, and that was all they knew aboutit
II VAS confidently expec ted a meeting of
the manufacturers would be held, last eve.
ming. but il was subsequently developed
that no foundation existed for the belief;
1t seems that Manager Wetheroli, Of the
laughIin mill requested the ns'ierI TO
wait a little as he had reasons for so DONG;
believing satisfactory arrangements coniu
be made. They had consulted with Mr..
Timb+rlske aud he advised them TO remain.
Accordingly, their baggage was allowed 10
remain at the depot and they VIII remain
until / 80 to-day, to await developments.
The news spread all over the city, that an
iron meeting would be held and an agree
nent reached, but no such meeting was
held. The status of the lockout Is exactly
the same as yesterday morning, and the
disappointment of the general puollc Is
only deeper. Enquiries without NUMBER
ard from every source poured into TINS
Office. last night. to know what of the
iron mems meeting?" and the dissatisfaction
is fast becoming general.
The hailers and feeders say they will GER
tainly go to Chicago to-day, unless arrange,
nIenIs are made, and many others Will
leave before the end of the week.
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/ rot. This company will immediately gye
the vssstl general oyefhauliBg, end WI
| change the nsme to Amos, aifcr one " INC
| firm. In
| ON. and when she is through the Joseph a.
Store may take her place ana nave aef
braces frightened mp little. -.
Will S. Hays was much pleased Win ni'
Pittsburgh reception. ..
cold eight new barges to Capt Stone.
Capt VIM. Coulson. of Pittsburgh: expects
IN leave for st. Louis shortly TO take COM
! n,and Il the steamer Wyoming.
"Regular' is the name by which the
Scioto will hereafter be known.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gdse'te says:
The c. W, Anderson departed for ironton
last evening With fair trip. IL IS the pur-
nose OF Can't. Harrison TO make regular
reek,v trims leaving here every Tuesday,
receipiing both passengers and ireigu'
through 10 Cincinnati and Louisville,
John Young, boat builder aud merchant
of Mason Civ, W. Va, has five barses %
kuiid for the Mississippi River Commission,
the las; to he completed by the hrst Oh
There is a possibility that Capt. Neon;
nell. who has gone to 81. Louis. may losd
his boat, the Carrier, there for Pittsb9rSh'
The new Will s. Hays, launched at Free
! dorn on Saturday last, will be brought here
| in a few DAYS from the bost-yard 10 receive
! her machinery and finishing touches
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Captain George Blankinsop has made
| considerable Improvements to his poat'
which is lying al the foot Of Eighth street.
GREENSBORO, September 2i.-River 5feet,
and stationery; rainings
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 2.-River
falling. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September T.-River feet
Mercury 60. Barometer falling; wind cold
| from southwest. Arrived-Grey Eagle.
Louisville; regular Henderson packets on
time. Departed-H. T. Dexter, Cairo; Grey
Eag.e, Henderson. Business dull.
EVANSVILLE, September H.-River feet
| 10 and falling Weather clear.
Cairo ILL, September E.-Weather fair
| and cool.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 27;-River 8
feet ten and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool.
Lou1syrLLE. September 27.-Canal, 6 feet
| 10 inches; falls. feet 10 inches and fall
| ing ..... .
on CRY September 27.-River foot and
stationary. Weather cloudy and rainy.
PARKER, Pa, September N.-River
foot 10 inches and stationery, weather
cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, September T'-River
feet 6 inches and stationery. Weather
cloudy and rainy. ......
CINCINNATI, September 27.-Riyer 10 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
RIcrs LANDING, September 27.-River 4
feet inches and stationery. Raining.