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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - March 19, 1877, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial monday. March 19. 1877. The. Cincinnati commercial Bill amp a of lbs Cruglio a gtd Adi Loti dig. To mail Kublic Riberi. Dali by. Roe Tage on the Dally commercial will to prepaid or. The pubs Here except of such Copie As Aie delivered tin o ugh the Boxen the general delivery. Or by j be let or to Antera of the Cincinnati pos of Floc. I of attire on pare a of delivered Nonio Aluig to to per annul to each subscriber must toe paid by the person receiving a a Nep fir 8ui�dar a chide. §14 j>0 on. Year Huuey stir tilted. 1 too six Mon i by it sundays included. 7 of six month Quot a Udys omitted. 6 of time months sundays in coded. .1 7-3 1 Lite Mont halt a sundays omitted. 51 23 one month sundays included. 1 30 oho Mould sundays oui Ted. 1 5 week by Carrier sundays included 110 we tit by Carrier sundays omitted. Law weekly. Postage prepaid by the publishers single copy one year 52 numbers. 30 ten to Tonty copies one year each. J to thirty to fifty copies one year each. I 40 fitly or More copies one year. Each. J daily a pan Ihrer tunes a week tire dark Bhui cd by the Raunec Irberg Oue year. $6 six months $3. Slamiar paid Kun alone one year a a six month 4-1. Re Tanc a a should be made by dial express Post of Iii Money order or registered better. Six its Kimons in All cases payable in Advance and no paper continued after the Patlon of the time paid for. The Lime at which the subscription expires is printed of each wrapper and to avoid missing a number leu Wais. Honri reach this office before the time is out. By a Cimko Cote tub free to applicants. To dealers. New dealers news agents and club agents will be furnished with circulars giving exact and full details of business Lufroi mation upon abdication. To advertisers. Nothing received for Leas than 25 cents. Marriages Deal he religions and society notices wants boarding por rat for Sale. Lost and found 10 cents a line. Business not , 20 cents a Une. Displays. $1 a Square Reler Euce notices $2 a Square. Preferred specials. $1 50 a Square. Coi Uijun first Page $50 eighth Page cuts eighth Page , $2 a Square extra display eighth Page oui $1 50 a Square matter set in doable column Sou Ark is five eights of a Ipoh a eight lines solid Agate. 2g> reduction on account of tho number of insertions or amount of space taken. Rule for the weekly the same As the daily. All paid matter published As advertisements. On advertising Hills for this month March 1877 a a the a of lowing discounts will be Ali Owei Buis amounting to discounts. 830flso per cent. 4002 it per cent. 3000 per cent. 2001.15 per cent. <1010 per cent. ¿0 5 per cent. The condition of the allowance of this scale of discounts is the payment of Bills within ten Day of their Date. The object is the encouragement of advertisers to increase their business and especially that there May be no i screw avast those who do not ask favors. Positively it monthly contracts will be made on any la Hertha the precise terms published and our rates Uius adhered to strictly in All rates. Ba1lk0ad Tibe table. Atlantic and Bokat Western. Depot filth and Hoadly. Time 7 fast. Depart arrive arrive. A tue to. To tue to. Des Tinati a. Local mall. 7 05a.m. 5 00 . Jacw York . 0 40 . 6 25 . 6 60 . Axil and Cincinnati shout-line1 depot front and Kilgour. Tuno 4 Nales tast. Louisville la. Daily. 7 00 . 8 00 . 11 30 . Louisville. 3 00 . 12 55 . 7 45 . Louisville daily 8 10 . 8 05 . 12 55 . Aa1urtta and Cincinnati. Depot Pluto and Pearl. Time 7 minutes fast. . 0 50 . 6 35 . 7 45 . Parke rsb�?Tgex.diilly.10 30 . Tiit Nothe a __3 40 . Hillsboro to. 3 40 . Loveland a. 8 45 . Loveland a. 4 55 . Loveland a 6 15 . and Ohio. Via x Hakr Lisburn. Derrot la Earl and Plum. Time 7 minutes last. Is Gilmore Kex. Daily. 9 5 1 . 6 50 . 1 40 . Baltimore sex 10 30 . 6 30 . 10 30 . and Ohio via Columbus. Depot Kilgour and front. Time 7 minutes fast. Baltimore sex. Dally. 8 35 . 10 55 . 8 40 . Wheeling sex 8 30 . 8 00 . 11 00 . Ohio and Mississippi. Depot Mill arid front time 12 minutes slow. St. Louis fast line. 6 40 . 8 30 . 8 35 . 7 15 . 0 40 . 7 15 . 6 40 . 7 15 . 6 30 . 7 00 . 9 45.. 8 35 . 9 45 . 7 00 . 6 55 . 10 10 . 8 00 . 6 25 . 2 25 . 7 47 . 8 60 . 8 35 a. 8 30 . 10 25 . 8 30 . 1 45 . 8 30 . 7 40 . 8 30 . 11 53 . 8 30 . 10 40 . 8 30 . 10 a a . 9 15 . 8 05 . 8 45 . 7 15 . St Louis sex. Daily. Cairo mail. Cairo sex. Evansville Mai. Evansville sex. Kant As City fast l. 6 40 Kansas City sex 7 15 . Louisville and the l South daily. 6 40 . 8 30 . 10 45 . Louisville sex. 3 15 . 12.00 8 00 . Louisville n t ex., d. 7 15 .12 00 . Springfield sex 7 15 . 8 30 . 11 00 . Shawnee town sex. 6 40 . 8 30 . 10 00 . North Vernon a. 5 30 . Osgood a. 5 00 . Sunday trains Louisville and the Booth daily .6 40 . Louisville not . 7 15 St. Louis not sex. D. 7 15 . Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton. Depot fifth and Hoadly. Time 7 minutes fast. Dayton sex. Daily. 9 40 . 6 00 . 12 00 . Raylyn a. 9 45 . Toledo Kex. 7 05 . 10.30 . 4 80 . Toledo sex daily. 9 40 . 6 00 . 7 20 . Toledo to. 2 30 . 3 50 . 11 50 . Indianapolis mail. 7 30 . 11 10 . 12 23 . Indianapolis Kex 1 45 . 4 45 . 6 10 . Ind a s sex s�t 6 50 . A a Chicago Kex. 7 30 . 6 50 . 9 00 . 4 15 . 6 25 . 8 30 . 10 45 . 12 00 . 8 30 . 8 35 . 9 45 . 11 25 . 9 55 . 7 40 . 8 50 . 7 50 . 5 50 . 10 10 . 7 10 . 5 30 . 8 00 . 7 40 . 1 40 . 12 10 . 8 40 . 11 15 . 6 45 . 12 45 . 7 10 . Chicago Kex. Daily. Hamilton a. Daily. Hamilton a. Hamilton a. Hamilton ac11 00 . Hamilton u0 . Hamilton ac11 30 . Maiddie town a. 6 15 . Cincinnati. Richmond and Chicago. Depot filth and Hoadly. Time 7 minutes fast. Chicago Mai 7 30 . 9 55 . 7 40 . Richmond to 2 30 . 1 40 . 8 15 . Chicago Kex. Dally. 6 50 . 8 50 . 7 50 Cincinnati. Hamilton and Indianapolis. Depot fifth and Hoadly. Time 7 minutes fast. Indiana oks mail. 7 30 . 4 45 . 12 23 . Muncie a0. 7 30 a.a�. 11 10 . Peoria sex. 1 45 . 11 10 . Peoria exec. Sat. 6 50 . 9 45 am. It. Wayne a 1 45 . 4 45 . Grand rapids and Indiana depot fifth and Hoadly. Time 7 notes fast. Grand Itan ids 7 30 . 9-55 . 10 00 Lud Otille express. 6 50 . 8 50 . 11 30 Dayton Short line and Cleveland. Depot. Sixth and Hoadly. Lime 7 minutes fast. Cleveland sex 11 05 . 6 00 . 9 30 . New York sex. Daily. 9.40 . Dayton a. 8 30 . Springfield a 4 20 . Maud s to. 6 30 . Maud s a. 7 25 . 10 55 . 9 30 . Dayton shout line and Columbia depot. Sixth and Hoadly. Time. 7 minutes fast. Colmbus sex. 7 05 . 5 00 . 12 35 Columbus express.11 >5 . 10 30 . 4 20 . Columbus a 4?20 . 10 30 . 9 56 Cincinnati and Sandusky. Depot. Sixth and Hoadly. Time 7 minutes fast. Sandusky sex 7 05 . 10 30 . 4 15 Kex 11 05 . 6 00 . 7 3o Kenton a. 4 20 . 5 00 . 10 40 pm jul Indian ado j-18, Cincinnati and Lafatette. Depot Lari and Piuri. City time. Ind pm new Span Rex 3 20 04 . Indianapolis mail. 7 45 . 4 50 . 12 30 Lafayette mail 7 45 . 4 50 . 3 35 . Chicago sex. 7 45 . 10 30 . St. Louis mail 7 45 . 10 30 . Martinsville a 7 45 . 4 50 . Indianapolis Kex 1 30 . 10 30 . Lafayette sex 1 40 . 10 30 . India Nap s Dally. 7 00 . Lafayette sex. Daily. 7 00 . Chicago sex. Daily. 7-00 . Quot a a a 7 00 . 7 00 . 7 00 . 7 00 1 40 6 15 . 9 30 . 3 45 . S 30 . 8 10 . 9 25 . 6 00 . 6 30 . 7 50 am. 11 10 . 9 45 . 7 45 pm. 6 40 . 7 30 . 8 50 . 8 45 . 8 20 . 6 21 . 9 25 . 8 65 . 11 20 . 8 65 . 2 28 . 7 45 . 8 30 . 9 00 . 6 00 8 55 am. 8 55 . 8 56 am. 4 50 8 55 . 10 20 4 50 . 2 55 . 6 50 am. 7 20 . 1 40 . 11 00 . 6 50 . 6.25 . 7 55 . 7 55 . By Lon is Kex. Dally. Peoria sex. Quincy sex. Kansas City daily. In Ooria Mali. Valley Junction. a. a. 6 00 . Lawrenceburg a. Harrison a. Valier Jan cd a. 1 15 . 10 30 . 12 15 Greensburg ao10 06 . The Church trains leave Valley j unction at9 8� and Harrison at 6 30 ., and returning leave Cincil Nati at 1 . And 10 ., sundays . A the Valley Junction 11 15 . Train runs tuesdays Ana fridays . A White water . Depot. Pearl and Plum. City time. Hagai Atou a 7 45 . 10 40 . 5 20 Cambridge City a. 4 00 . 10 30 . 735 huge town a 4 00 . 10 30 . 8 20 Ken i Lucky Central. Depot. Eighth and . City time. Bichy Las vibe sex 7 00 . 6 00 . 12 15 Lxi Uptou sex 2 00 . 11 45 . 6 40 Maya Tlle sex. 2 00 . 11 45 . Lexington mixed. 7 30 . 4 20 . Falmouth to 4 00 . 9 00 a. Little Miami. Pan handle East. Depot front and Kilgour. Time 7 Man Tea fast. Hew York Dally. 8 35 . 10 55 . 10 25 . New York Uaily. 8 30 . 8 00 . 10 15 . 8 20 4.45 6 30 Columbus. A Zane Evivie a. Morrow a Loveland a. Loveland a. 3 15 . 4 15 . 8 50 . 9 30 . 6 35 . 7 45 15 . 1 48 . 7 30 . 1 25 . 8 00 . 9 00 . 2 30 . College Hill a. College Hill to. Colic be Hill to. 4 15 . College Hill to 5 15 pm. College Hill a 8 45 . 1 40 . 4 45 . 5 50 . 7 15 . 4 55 . 6 55 . 7 05 . 4 00 . 6 45 . 5 20 . .12 05 . 6 30 . Loveland ae.11 30 . 7 00 . 1250 the 8 35 . And 4 trains connect for yellow by Ridge and Bunn Church train leaves Loveland bund Avn at 9 10 .,and returning leave Cincinnati at 2 . A a a Cincinnati and Muski Ngum Valley. Depot. Flout and Kilgour. Time 7 minutes fast a a Nevillle sex 6 45 . 4 15 1 48 Circleville a. 4 00 . 10 55 . 9.05 Cincinnati and Eastern Batavia nah Bow Gale or. Depot front and Kilgour. Tune 7 minutes fast. A Williamsburg a. 8 35 . 8 50 . 11 25 . Williamsburg ao., 4 00 . 4 16 . 6 35 . Ci1rsapkakk and Ohio. Boat foot of Bro auwae to Huntington. City time. Richmond sex 4 00 . 6 00 . 4 30 . College Hill narrow gauge railway. Depot birth and Hoadly. Lime. 7 minutes fast. College Gilill a 7 05 . 8 00 . 7 50 . 0 35 . 8 05 . 6 25 Cincinnati and Westwood narrow gauge. Daily except sunday l Ime 7 minutes fast. Leave a. H. And d. Depot 6 16 p. A. 6 15 . Leave Brighton station 6 35 a. M., 8 00 , 5 25 ., 6 40 . Leave Glenidore Westwood. 6 00 ., 7 10 ., 6 00 . Sunday trains. Brighton station. 10 15 ., 1 10 6 10 a Job Glenmore wtoslwwtf0 30 ?z 120 ., boats la t0-Dai. See advertisements. no. 4. Lodwick 5 . Huntingtonbu8t�ona, Bryson 4 . , Power. 12 of Portsmouth 4p.m. Veva Geo. W. Cheek. Kirby 3 . Carrollto Louis a. Sheri by 3 . Louisville United states. David. 5 . St. Louis Atik p. ,Thompson,5 leave As advertised. Hudson tuesday March 20. Fawn tuesday March 20. Jas. W. Caff wednesday March 21 Golden Rule tuesday March 20. Thompson Dean. March 22. Plots Borg. Evansville. to phys. New Orleans. New ohioans. Wau u1teu bep0bt. Signal office. Cincinnati. Of. March 18, 1877. Report of the use fait and depth of water in Rivera for Twenty four hours enmons Blaich 18, a p. M., 1877. Stations. It so cd a Ltd it x 9 a a v 2 to t e 1 stations. $ c a a it a pc 1 5 o or s 90 r e o 3 s to. In. It. In. Cairo. 111 30 4 9 Nashville. 15 8 15 Cincinnati. 0. 38 10 11 new Orleans 11 10 4 Davenport. 3 6 12 Omaha. 5 10 0 Keokuk Pittsburg. 8 0 Leavenworth. 8 7 13 Shreveport. 17 5 1 Louisville. 14 11 1 St. Louis. 7 10 2 Memphis. 22 1 18 a Vicksburg. 19 9 ii a below High water Mark of 1874. Miniature almanac monday. March 19. Sun naes6 05 . I Moon Seta 11 32 . Sun seta6 11 j first or. 22d 8 08 . River a it cd Steamboat news. A Lar and weather Bur dispatches and correspondence. A Lent 6now Early in the morning Cloudy and hazy during the Day with indications of More Snow last night. Wind from the Northwest. The Mercury indicated 18� at 6 80� at 12 m., and 32� at 6 . Here the River receded 13 inches during the Twenty for hours ending at 6 ., with 88 feet 8 inches of water when there was 60 feet under the Newport and 633 feet space under the Covington Bridge for passing steamers. Arrivals and Huntington packet Fleetwood and Louisville packet general Lytle arrived Ana returned on time. The Ohio. No. 4, from Pomeroy and Wildwood from Maysville arrived with fair trips they return to Day. The Wheeling packet Hudson aril Evansville packet Fawn will arrive today and return to Morrow. The Katie p. Koutz and Ironsides with miscellaneous tows de route from Pittsburg to St. Louis will pass Down to Day. The Ohio no. 4, Wildwood James w. Gaff were the steamers at the Landing last night. Tho Golden Rule departs for new Orleans on tuesday and the Thompson Dean on Thor slav. Down Nellie Walton from plots Borg with Coal for Louisville Joe Walton same destination 7 . Hawkeye no. 2. From Kanawha with Coal 8 . Up a. T. Lane from Kentucky River towing the Oil Valley no. 2, the latter with a broken Shaft 8 . The Lane left the Oil Valley opposite Dumont a engine works. A number of rowboats passed up during saturday night with empties for plots Borg. The Ironsides passed Down in route for St. Louis with five barges Pittsburg manufactures and steel rails for Hannibal Missouri and three barges Coke 2 . The Katie p. Koutz from Pittsburg for St Louis arrived at 2 30 . Tho Diamond from Pittsburg with a Coal Tow passed Down for Loni Svino at 3 . The Oudbert Peebles came Down from Pomeroy with a miscellaneous Tow at 3 . The Ben. Wood passed Down from Pittsburg with a Coal Tow since dark. quiet along the levee yesterday alter a Lively saturday. The Gulden City with her magnificent trip of 83 cab a passengers owing to alterations to her machinery did not got away till yesterday morning. The daily packets leave to Day As advertised. The faithful in Sod for Wheeling Fawn for Evansville and Captain Shin Kiev a elegant Golden role. For new Orleans leave to Morrow. Captain Rob Ert w. Wise a favorite James w. Gaff returns to Memphis on wednesday. The Cherokee will follow the Golden Rule to new Orleans on thursday next. Captain Thompson s Katie p. Konntz will positively depart for St. Louis to Day at noon. Tho great Thompson Deun will positively leave Cincinnati for new Orleans on thursday Dext. Being too Large to pass under the Bridges the Dean is necessarily compelled to Laud and leave from tho foot of race Street. Captain w. Mars of Pittsburg superintendent of the plots Borg and South pass jetties is in Evansville looking after Barnes which he will have decked Over Here to carry Etone file Cave in Rock to the jetties. The Lizzie Bay iss which was burned at Alton last month has been rebuilt in Quincy. She is now ready and will engage in the towing business. Calvin Gruell is her owner the Small Steamer music has been purchased by l. Ait Black River and with w. A. Andrews command will shortly run in the Jackson port and poo Ahonpaa Trade. Quot a our special Hiver telegrams. Allegheny putting out new ice. Pittsburg March 18.�?the stage of water is 8 feet and falling. Clear and thawing in the Sun and freezing in the Shade. The Allegheny River is putting oat some new made ice but it is thin. The Tom Rees no. 2 arrived. The Salt Valley Carrie Brooks and whale a re due within the next Twenty a on Honra. The Coal Hill will depart for by. Louis on tuesday. The following boats were in sight this afternoon Sam. Parker Coal Valley John Penney Hercules Stella Belle Mcgowan wild Duck Blue Lodge Joseph Warne Michigan Jacob Heather Natoo and Little giant. Snowing at Wheeling. Whee Uno March 18.�?River 12 feet 3 inches and falling. Departed balt Valley for plots Borg 4 . Down a. N. Camden 9 . Up George Roberts 10 . Snowing. Chart Eston. March 18.�?kanawha 7 feet 10 inches and falling. Cold and Cloudy with seme Snow. Frankfort March 18.�?Kentucky River stationary with 9hi feet of water. The towboat Longfellow arrived from Cedar lock with 2 barges of Coal Cloudy and cold. To feet on the Falls. Louis Yilli March 18.�?River stationary with 13 feet 3 inches on the fails in the pass Aud 10 feet 6 inches Steamboat water. Cold and Cloudy. The Mitchell came Down late being detained taking freight. The Shinkle descended the Falls at 11 . The Coal City and Liberty no. 4, with tows Are at the foot of the Falla arrived and departed United Sites Cincinnati Tarasco a Hen Eisou Vint. Shinkle Cincinnati to Memphis Robt. Mitchell Cincinnati to new Orleans Coal City and Liberty no. 4. St. Igor a Fawn. Evansville to Cincinnati b. D. Wood Reindeer and Dick Fulton Down with tows of Coal the latter for new Orleans. New , March 18.�?River stationary. Prospects of fair weather. Up Tarasco a and Fawn 1 p. Down Oakland and barges 10 a. Nellie Speer and barges 4 p. Vint. Shinkle 1 p. Golden Rule and cons. Millar above Evansville. , March 18.�?partly Cloudy during the Day Clear to night. Wind from the South. Mercury 30� to 53�. River 81 feet and stationary. Port listed. Hobbs and Tow and e. Norton and Tow Down. 6 . Grey Eagle from Louisville 2 . Golden Rule new Orleans to Cincinnati 4 . Evansville from Bowling Green 6 . Cons. Mollat Memphis to Cincinnati 8 p. The Millar has a big Tnp including 1,100 Baga of Corn taken to Day. Thompson Dean and Cherokee above and the Andy Baum below Cairo. Cairo. March 18.�?the Ike Hammett has one Barge of Ore and six empties for Wheeling. The Cherokee has a fair cargo. Tho Thompson Dean has 200 bbl Oil 101 Bales Cotton and a fair trip of people for Cincin Nati. The fan Chou was Light. The Andy Bank was full of freight and people. River Rose 9 inches to Day. Arrived Ste. Genevieve from St. Louis 9 . Andy Hanna Cincinnati 10 . City of Helena Cherokee Thompson Dean new Orleans. 2 . Future City new Orleans. 4 . Fan Hon ouachita River 4 . City of Vicksburg in St. Loots 6 . Mary Miller St. Louis 7 . Departed Warner for by. Louis 9 . Bee and belie of Shreveport new Orleans Midnight Andy Baum Memphis 1 . Helena St. Louis 2 . Ste. Genevieve Memphis 2 . Ike Hammet Wheeling 3 . Cherokee and Thompson Dean. Cincinnati 3 . Fanchon. St. Louis 6 . Future City. St. Louis. 7 . Mary Miller Cincinnati 7p.m. River 30 feet 4 Niche and rising Clear Mercury 54�. St. Louis March 18.�?Clear and pleasant. River 8 feet by the gauge and failing. The grand Republic left for new Orleans drawing Bhoj feet and towing a Barge. Be Bas 60 Cabin passengers. Arrived Calhonn from Naples Henry c. Yeager new Orleans City of Chester Mem pills Mollie Moore Pittsburg lady Lee Peoria departed lady Lee for Peoria. Perils of the burning of the Garland. Memphis March 18.-reliable advices from the Florence Meyer came to Day to the effect that she had sunk in 4 or 5 feet of water at Galley Rock. 25 Miles below Dardanelle and 76 Miles above Little Rock Captain John Elliott of the Augusta came Over to Day and report that hta latest news was to the effect that Captain Nichols was getting the Cotton ashore on a dry Sand bar near by. Dispatches from let tvs Rock today state that the Eyer has since been raised. The advices Are meagre and unsatisfactory but there is no doubt about the Moyer having been in trouble. The remainder of the Crew and passengers from the Burnt governor Garland arrived to Day by the capital City. They report the total destruction of the Garland with everything on Board. The wreck is on a aand-bar40 Miles above the month of Arkansas River and what is left of it is valueless. The passengers and Crew escaped from the burning boat with their lives . Every vestige of clothing and goods except that on their person was destroyed. Tho boat burned to the water Edge so Quick that Many lady passengers of whom there were thirty did not have time to get their Bate and shawl after the boat hit the Bank and swung out Inte the Stream the Peotone on Board huddled on the More Kaiue in front of the a Otton Balea. These latter for a time protected them from tho heat of the Inrod flames. Tho wreck finally or Flod on a Sand bar near the Southern Shore when men women and children got into tho River the Wator being Waist deep and waded ashore. Another five minutes of delay and the loss of life would have been Appal ing. Getting ashore a fire was built in the Woods where the women dried their soaked garments Aud the men performed the same service under the River Bank near by. While the boat drifted across the River Many women nearly frantic wanted to jump into the water but by the watchful efforts of Captain Nowland add mate Powers All were kept on the deck until the boat lodged and the Captain told them to go overboard. One of Captain now land s children Vas saved by its Mother and the other by the Texas tender. A Fla boat was obtained and the people made their Way to Terrene opposite the Mouth or White River in it they were Over Twenty four hours on very scant rations of pork and crackers. A Fine supper was prepared at the Mouth of White River for the sufferers and theste ameia that brought them Here treated All with generous magnanimity. River Rose 18 inches to Day. Clear. Maximum thermometer 62�. Departed capital City for St. Louis Colorado Vicksburg. Vicksburg March 18.�?down�?a. C Donnally. Up Blama Iok. Clear and pleasant. River Rosto 23 inches. Our special River correspondence. Report of Beacon lights below Cairo. The following lights were either not burning or so dim As to be of no Benefit March 9�?at 1 of clock , Light on Brunette Point very dim. Marou 10�?at 3 of clock a. M., Light at Bon Juranty a out. February 28�?at 12 15 a. A. Light on Island 70 very dim. This Light is Seldom burning Ana if it is it is so dim that it can t be seen until very close to it while the Light at Mohawk which is Pat there for the Benefit of the St. Louis and Vicksburg packets is always burning and very Bright. Night of february 23�?at 11 30 of clock the Light at Craig a head of no. 10. Was out. Also the one opposite the wreck of the White. This is in the Corn county and the citizens Here acknowledge to using the Oil to Mark sacks with. The Light Honse Board a bold furnish extra Oil in this District Lor that special purpose. March i6�?at 330 a. M., no Light at Farriss foot of Wolf Island. Pilots Steamer h. O. Yae Oab. The crooked weight question be Schiman. March 17, 1877. To the editor of the commercial in your Issue of the 15th inst. We notice a communication from a St. Louis merchant calling on the c incan Nati Pool line of steamers running in the lower River Trade to investigate the weights by which tubs buckets dashboards Axle grease rope <fec., is shipped by the wooden Ware houses of Cincinnati to Memphis and Points below. Will you please allow us to Call the attention of All interested to the fact that the St. Louis wooden Ware merchants have always had a card for the lower River Trade that they could ship at less weight than could by done at Cincin Natl we Nave now in our Possession Bills of lading of the wooden Ware houses of St. Louis showing weights of goods named by Quot merchant a the same As used Here and in some instances lighter and furthermore Fiey manage to Quot squeeze goods through at from one to three classes lower Thau Thoy Are rated on our tariffs. We would respectfully ask the Steamboat men at St. Louis to inform themselves on the weights of wooden Ware shipped South from there and rectify any errors that Quot merchant May be making in estimating weights and to would also respectfully ask the superintendent of the Cincinnati Pool line after investigating it he thinks his line is not getting As Good Ratos As the St. Lon is boats to Call at our office and we will be glad to produce such evidence As can not fail to convince him. Compton Ault amp co. Manifest of cons. Millar from Memphis to Cincinnati Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad n>3 Bales Ootton j. F. Byrne agent 8 Bales Cotton Mellen Brown amp co., 2 Bales Cotton b. Benjamin left co., 41 Bales paper Stock 2 Hhd Metal 3 bbl old Iron a. Bur Bart a co., 1 Box furs Bishop Bros., 47 bags peanuts Chatfield a Woods 66 sacks paper Stock 1 lib junk 1 Coil do. \ bbl Metal Globe rolling Mill 1 Hud scrap Iron lot Loose do b. Homo Rall 4 Bales paper Stock Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton rally Oil 1 Box scrap s. W. Hampton a co. 3,000 flab poles d. Hopple a co., 11 bbl nuts 2 trunks merchandise John Kyle 1 lot cd incr j. V. Lewis amp co., 400 bbl Cotton Beed Oil Mccall a Dreman 6 Bales paper Stoekl Procter a Gamble. 225 bbl Cotton seed Oil swifts Iron and steel works 20 bbl scrap Iron 2 lids do 1 lot Loose do Vanduzer a Tift 1 hell o. Windisch A bro., 20 empty Beer kegs Woodrough a Mcparlin 1 circa or saw. 8. Manifest of the Steamer Golden Rale from from new Orleans to Cincinnati e. D. Albro 158 Cedar logs b. Beniamin a co., 138 Bxs paper Stock 2 boilers 12 tanks and a lot of Iron a. D. Bullock a co., 26 Bales Moss Steamer City of Portsmouth 74 Bales Moss j. P. Gav 70 bbl Reslau Gould Pearce a co., 11 Bales Cotton g. Savida 1 cask of Claret j. Josephs a Bros., 4 Bales cot ton i Dale Moss Aud 6 Bales rags j. J. Kauffman 193 empty Beer barrels c. Morel pm 12c empty Beer pkg f. Miller 33 empty barrels order 28 Bales paper Stock 15 Hhd Iron 125 bbl Rice Procter a Gamble 66 bbl Cotton seed Oil Portsmouth packet 15 pkg sundries re shipping 10 Hhd sugar 5 bbl molasses Shinkle Howell a Kreis 441 bbl Rice 158 Hhd sugar 100 bbl molasses mrs. A. Spence 4 pkg sundries Geo. Weber 190empty Beer barrels White a Curtner 84 bbl Rice Way Evansville 20 Hhd 15 bbl molasses and 40 Bxs Owensboro 16 Hhd sugar 11 bbl Inola saes and 10 ski Coffee Louisville 3�oy car wheels 40 Hhd sugar. 80 bbl molasses 17 Bales paper 30 Bxs Lemons an Ltd oranges Aud a Large lot of sundries 70 Cabins Aud 52 Deckers. Blix Elk. Gaiko March 17.�?the weather was Cloudy but quite warm yesterday until 3 30 ., when a Gale sprang up from the Northwest which still font lines and makes navigation impossible. Just before the storm came the John w. Garrett started up the Ohio with the u. P. A Cliency and ont Barge in Tow and had proceeded half Way to Mound City when the storm struck her. In a very Tew moments her head was Down Stream and although she backed up fiercely the wind drove her until she came opposite the City add got under shelter of the Point where she succeeded in making a Landing and still remains. She leaves one Barge Here and will go up the River As soon a the wind jays. The Jim Sisk came staving Down the River and Ron noted to at the wharf when the Gale was at its highest. 8he was loaded almost Flat with Corn and other freight and had a very Large number of passengers. Every time a wave struck her it seemed to Roll Clear across her deck but i understand that her cargo was not damaged. The cons. Millar and Golden Rule made port while the Waves were rolling High but will not Start out again until they cease. The Golden Rule has 70 Cabin and 52 deck passengers. The cons. Millar has a fair trip of freight and people. The h. O. Yaeger passed up without Landing yesterday morning hut her pilots were thoughtful enough to Forward the enclosed carefully prepared report of the Beacon lights which they found either out or burning dimly. Our statement in the report will be read with interest especially by the officers in charge of the District. It is regard to the lights at Island no. 10. And opposite the wreck of the a. J. White. A this a says the report a is in the Corn country Aud the citizens acknowledge to using the Oil to Mark sacks the Alice now coming up the River will no doubt remedy the evils complained of. And replace the Oil that was used to mix Lampblack. The t. T. Hillman did a Good business with Cumberland and brought 38 Bdl Iron 27 coops poultry to this port. She gets some Grain Aud a fair Ata t tor Naa Vilie. Walt. Gleanings from our exchanges Eva Tsvilik the journal of yesterday says the Andy Bank arrived at 2 p. With a Maguill cent trip of freight and was crowded with people including a Large number of excursion lists from Cincinnati who make the round Tnp. In addition to those published were or. F. C. Miller and wife Jacob Martin and wife. Or. F. C. Miller is connected with the custom House at Cincinnati. Mrs. Jamos d. Parker and daughters were unfortunately detained at Home. To our great Surprise and gratification we found Commodore James 8. Wise and Genera John j. Raipe on Board having accompanied the excursion this fat but to the deep regret of the excursion lists they left the boat Here and returned to Cincinnati by last evenings train. The Bank discharged Aud added largely Here and did not get away until after 5 of clock. The passengers generally took a stroll through the City till the storm broke and love them on Board. It was a Gay and merry party accompanied by an excellent quadrille Bana and there is found to be oceans of fun on Board daring the Tnp. Captain Vinton and or. Deem were in their element contributing to the Comfort and enjoyment of the excursion lists and other passengers of whom they had a considerable number. Commodore Wise during the afternoon interviewed captains bib Unlaub Grammer John j. Zizich and Ben. Howard ail old friends and really regretted As we did that business compelled him to return Home last evening. The Andy Baum a excursion constituted one of the most pleasant parties of pleasure seekers we have Ever met going Down the Ohio. They appeared like one great family and Commodore Jim Wise seemed Tobe the father of them ail the parting scene As he left the boat was pathetic in the extreme j. L. Powell an old Steamboat Man formerly on the George Roberts Aud of late tho Memphis and White River Trade was in the City yesterday. dispatch says with Theoren Idof navigation upward of Twenty Good steamers will be employed the Trade irom this place. Yankton has improved rapidly in the last four years and where then temporary wooden houses were the Rule now with a population of 4,000 people flue Brick stores hotels Mills school houses ac., have taken their places it has become the Headquarters of Missouri River boats and All repairs Are made Bere on the ways of the transportation company. There is tonnage enough now at tho wharf to move atone trip 3,500 tons of freight end 3,000 passengers. There Are no indians on the fort River route All reports to the contrary notwithstanding and trains have made regular trips for the last eight months making Good time. By. times of saturday says it is Gratifying to All True lovers of solid Prosperity and material advancement to see our Steamboat owners arranging their differences by arbitration instead a a resorting to the disastrous Means of Quot fighting a As or noticed heretofore. It required several years of trial Aud partial failure to bring about any Harmony among the different elements which now compose the organization known As the Pool line but the result was finally attained and we our Steamboat owners meeting As a Board to consider and pass upon All questions bearing upon their common interest. Verily the world moves. There is less than 4 feet of water in the River Between Here and Keokuk. This fact is what is keeping the two dashing eagles Back. Commodore Davidson will Send them out. As soon As there is water. The Republican says Bevel to seven is the decision. That is seven new Orleans steamers will run and seven be Laid up. As it is believed by the owners that the business can be done Mote satisfactorily by seven than by fourteen boats and two boats will leave every week Garau Leeling dispatch to freight and Possen Geia. Probably those to ran Are these grand Repullo Jumes Howard John a. Bend Der City of Alton ble mar cd. H. C. Yaeger and e. O. Tanard and those to be retired the Shreveport Glencoe Centennia Commonwealth Susie Silver Ana John f. Toile the Mollie Moore being already out of the Trade. The total loss of the governor Allen in the Missouri is assured. She struck a stump and Sank on it in the Channel the water being 18 feet deep two Miles above Miami. She had 500 sacks of porn which is lost also some hogs and cattle which Are also lost. She struck a stamp or Trank of a tree which passed through her Hull aft of the after Hatch Shioli passed through and up to her deck the water 1� 18 feel deep where she Bee. And there must a a Fork which Homs her or she would go to the Bottom Miloj. Lewis is not her owner hut Wax j. Lewis is. Captain l Mason will be a candidate at tho april elect Lon for mar Shal of St. Louis Coyoty. The Harbor master. Or. Hickey will also be a candidate but for another office. The amount to be paid by or. Swartz to Mose for the colossal is $5,500. Hosier and Coorsen were among the bidders at St. Paul do thursday for the Yellowstone transportation. Dod. Terry also put in a lightning bid by Telegraph. Steamers loading Here for Benton and Way Points Aro giving Low rates although there a a Large amount of freight to go Forward this reason in cladding a 0 tons engaged for one boat and 100 for another. Iris jaw satisfactorily ascertained that there will be plenty of tonnage and to spars in the upper Missouri Theo Oming season to do All the business of that Ana the Yellowstone. Avalanche of Friday says n the Florence Meyer. Cap Nln James Nichols passed above Little Rock to the Vicinity of Dardanelle a Lew Days since after a Load of Cotton for new Orleans. She is reported to Havo sunk on wednesday morning 90 Miles above Little Rock near Pettit Jean Landing on her Down trip. Last evenings Ledger has the following concerning the disaster Quot the boat went Down in 8 feet of water add will prove a total ions. She was owned by her commander Captain Nichols and valued at $15,000. She was insured in Cincinnati offices for three i norths her value. Tho Florence Meyer was a new Steamer tins being her first season. She was built on the upper Ohio last summer expire amp sly for the Arkansas River Trade. The Maumelle now lying at Little Rock will go to her telegrams received Here from Captain n Pichois report the Florence Meyer can be . Com. New limes of Friday says a ome of the Young ladles and gentlemen of our City made a raid on the Thomas Sherlock wednesday night expecting to take her officers by Surprise but they found a Quot Foeman worthy of their steel a a for cd Patina Kates and Virden with their Able assistants were fully prepared to meet the attack and received them with hospitable and the general result was. Quot no blood spilt a but Muslo and dancing was the order of the night away to the a wee sea hours a when the guests departed highly pleased with the kindness and attention received at the hands of the officers of the Sherlock and wish them All manner of Prosperity and happiness. The Bonnie Lee was taken Over to Algiers on yesterday to take a quiet rest until again called into service. The Ashland arrived with 1.816 Bales Cotton 2.000 sacks Cotton seed meal and 1,413 sacks Oil cake from Memphis. Captain e. C. Carroll. Superintendent of the pan Sot line of steamers at Vicksburg Mississippi was in the City on thursday. The grand Lake no. 2 left on wednesday with four barges in Tow for St. Louis. The cargo consisted of 85 Drums carbolic soda 49 casks soda Ash 36 tons pig Iron Aud 168 pkg earthenware. Co you 0x01. Death of sex Coroner Thomas 3. Mccabe. After a somewhat protracted illness sex Coroner Thomas j. Mccabe was a gathered to his fathers at Midnight saturday. In some respects he was a singular Man but True to his friends generous to his enemies and just to All. Although Young in years he had drawn around himself hosts of friends who loved him for his Wargai hearted nature Aud his Manly qualities. Tom As he was familiarly called was a Man All who knew him will assent to this assertion. In spite of partisan and personal opposition he was nominated by the. Democratic convention which met at Independence in june 1874, to the office of Coroner of Kenton county although opposed by two prominent gentlemen whose positions and family connections were almost sufficient to insure one or the other Success and in August 1874, was elected by a larger majority than was Given to any pne running for the same place. He served faithfully for a Little More than a year and on account of failing health resigned and or. F. H. Noonan was appointed to fill his unexpired term. During his life or. Mccabe filled with great credit positions in Mooklar a tobacco factory the Covington fire department and other establishments. He was not a member of any Church and made no ostentatious display of his religions feelings but All who knew him and associated with him will attest that his life was a practical exemplification of Quot malice towards none and Charity for he was born on the 16th of july 1846, on the site of the new government Post office now in Progress of erection on Scott Street. His funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at. 2 of clock from the family Resi do use no. 909 Scott Street. The criminal court of Boone county commences to Day at Burlington. Judge Mcmanama commonwealths attorney colonel Warren Montfort with Hon. P. U. Major. H. P. Whittaker esq., and a number of other lawyers together with All of the Young gentle Meu indicted on the charge of being present at the late Goss Allen prize fight will leave the Clinton hotel for the Quot seat of War this morning at 8 of clock. The Case of colonel w. G. Terrell has been set for thursday next tho fourth Day of the term. The various Irish societies of Cin Cinatl and coving ton paraded the streets yesterday in Honor of St. Patrick with streaming banners bands of music and in full regalia. The afternoon was beautifully Clear and the atmosphere Crisp and bracing. Hundreds of persons were out to witness the display. The line of March As published was not adhered to Aud Many who congregated on Madison Street to see the procession pass were wot ully disappointed. Messes. Francis 0. Shryock Isaiah King and w. Bright All of Lexington together with w. H. Turner d. A. Glenn and a. J. Francis of this City left tha Clinton hotel yesterday afternoon on their Way to attend the grand Lodge of the a. O. U. W. Of the United states at Chicago. The building committee of the Turners met yester. Day afternoon Aud determined upon the plans and spool Fiona tons of the proposed new Hall to be erected on Pike Street. They propose to have the de Lioe completed by next july in time for the annual meeting of the District association. The lecture at St. Mary a Cathedral last night by Rev. P. H. Cusack of Cincinnati on the subject of a the relation of the Catholic Church to civil government a was largely attended by an intensely interested congregation. The reverend father Well deserves his High reputation Lor and oratory. Real estate following Are the real estate transfers for the week ending March 17, 1877i Melancthon Rogers to Sarah Petera lot no. 370, in Sehon a division South Covington 33 by 100 feet $300. Master commissioner for William Forse a heirs ao., to j. H Boffl Ngou. Lot 190 by 233 feet on the South. East Corner of Russell and Robbins streets Covington $20,025. Francia t. White of Cincinnati to William Hai Rev Merret lot 60 by 144 feet North Side of a Mella Street 70 feet Wost of Patrick lamberts Corner also lot 50 by 144 feet same Side of tho Street 180 feet West of the same Corner both near Covington $400. Balt a Bailer to Patrick Malone both of Kenton county lot 10 by 168 feet being part of lot no. 45, Kenton Hill property on ban Khok pice near Covington $75. Valentine Hope and wife to Margaret wife of h. Kalvelage lot 20 by 110 feet North Side of Martin Street East of Scott Street and Between j. H. Otten and Joseph Dyckman $1,000. Master commissioner. For p. Pfaeff Llna a heirs ac., Toh. W. Schleutker of Covington lot 24 7-12 by 190 feet on the North Side of sixth Street 301 feet West of Madison $4,800. James Hadden of Pedonti Lucas county Ontario tho interest of John Creen of Waterdown. Wentworth county Ontario in the Sawmill property of Green Culbertson a co., at the loot of main Street Covington $2,500. Marriage Keith and Clara Jenkins w. B. Sigai and Bettie Failer j. W. Stewart and Lucinda j. Mana. Hew port. Colonel Gus. Arts Man the master commissioner yesterday received a Box rather suspicious in appearance. He looked at it for gome time apprehensive that it might be an infernal machine loaded with Nitro Glycerine or other dangerous material but after prayer Ini consideration determined to discover its True inwardness regardless of consequences. The top wag knocked off and disclosed a Fine lot of Green peas new potatoes and cauliflower a pie seut from some unknown Friend in Nashville Tennessee. Miss Katie Elden a highly accomplished and Well known Yonng lady of this City just budding into womanhood died of consumption on saturday evening. Who is he a a Rumor prevailed yesterday that a gentleman by the name of Clark Hak been appointed postmaster of Newport or at least promised the position. We do not believe it. It is stated that or. Bennett proposes to bring suit against or. Gus. Holzhauer Lor defamation of character. The Casus Belli has been already published in recent reports of Council proceedings. The funeral of the late George took Placo yesterday from the Taylor Street methodist episcopal Church South. Beal estate w. Barth to Bern hard Hodtum lot on the Southeast Corner of Mayo and Rickey streets 25 feet on Rickey Street by 90 feet deep $1,400. A. S. Dameron to Henry Ahlering 19 9-i6 acres of land on the Alexandria Turnpike $4,400. Henry Ahlering to A. Dameron. Lots 156, 157, 168 and 159, in Dayton each lot 33 feet on the North Side of Jefferson Street by 110 feet deep $4.000. Joseph Ziegler to Geo be reckers lot no. 4, Block to. 19, a Dayton South Side of third Street 110 feet deep $400. H. Adam Hull Eagle ac., to Leonhard Tenfel Weet Hal of lot 46. Manufacturing company addition on front Street 25 100 feet $1,425. James Taylor and wife to Ida b. Clark lot no. 85, East Row addition went Side of Overton Street Between Mayo Aud Ringgold so by 110 $1,000. Theodore set Horst and j. Ashorn to toward of Hara lot in Jamestown Southwest Corner fourth and Ciao 66 feet on fourth Street by 231 on Clay $3,700. Edward of Hara to g. H. And c. E. Fearons lot in Jamestown South West Corner fourth and Clay Street 66 feet on fourth by 331 on Clay Street $3,700. Marriage . W. Bennett to Kate Deg Man Thomas r. Hawkins to Eliza j. Johnson. By. Bernard. The democracy of Millcreek township met at Eok Ertus Hall saturday afternoon with a Squire Kemper in the chair and Bob Kemper As Secretary and nominated the following ticket for trustees w. T. Roller of West Fork p. Mcavoy of Clifton and Henry lain mers of Carthage for treasurer j. H. W. Rott of it. Bernard for clerk Robt. Kemper of Ludlow Grove for constables Harrison Allen of Ludlow Kitove and Nick Blattner of West Fork. A the democracy of St Bernari met on Friday evening Aud nominated. Hem Slacke Lor assessor of the precinct the republicans of Millcreek township will hold their convention next saturday afternoon at Howell Exchange hear s Hall Ludlow Grove to nominate candidates for township officers. Or. Asomau of Avondale is spoken of for treasurer. In the House opposite Charles Sumner s lived for five years a colonel in the regular a native of South Carolina. 8ald this Man one Day window commanded or. Sumner a doorway. I have aeon him go out of that door hundreds of times at u of clock to go up to the Senate and As x saw him Shat it a 1865-y-8, i said to Nijs oif will that Asan aver enter that doorway Afa tat for a knew southerner As i was that if a fanatic or drunkard had taken his life Osho paired in the Senate or returned he would have been sheltered by ten 8tates and As a hero Aryl i knew there were nine chances out of ten that it might happen any tho coloured coached avoided dim so As not to run the risk of having him killed in Belr carriages. Summary of sunday s new. Details of the following news were published in a sunday 8 edition of the commercial.1 base balls Memphis reds 8 Indianapolis 7. The United Stales Senate adjourned sine Dis . Patrick a Day was generally observed and celebrated throughout the country of saturday. H. J. Power a Clothier of Wooster made an assignment saturday. Liabilities 110,000 assets not stated. W11 the health of United states circuit judge h. It. Emmons a steadily failing and his recovery is hopeless. 1 Nathaniel h. I Kimis a new York produce commission merchant died from hydrophobia on saturday. Another a big Bonanza has been discovered in proximity to the Comstock lode says a san Francisco dts path. Dan. Mccue a fireman on a Milwaukee train fell on saturday from his engine and was instantly killed. Senator Morton Mcmillan and Baul Samry Are the committee to inquire into the charges against senator Grover of Oregon. The world Mutual life insurance company of new York Bas been cited to show cause by a receiver should not be appointed. Charley Carter a nine year old Hoy was instantly killed on saturday by a younger brother through the careless use of a shot gun. Mrs. Hates was presented on saturday with a beautifully bound copy of the a Centennial Temperance volume by the National Temperance society. A Washington special says Many americans have filed complaints against Bancroft Davis minister to Berlin for discourtesy Aud Graver offences. The president s commission to go to Louisiana will doubtless be appointed this week. Or. Foster of Ohio seems definitely fixed upon As one of the members. The new Orleans and Jackson railway was sold on saturday to an agent of the Illinois Central Road for $1,050,000. The latter assumes the entire indebtedness of the former. James Leffel a wealthy Farmer living near Springfield Ohio was fatally shot by a tramp on saturday. The object was robbery but the villain was frightened away without obtaining anything Ana escaped. Among the nominations unconfirmed at the adjournment of the Senate were w. J. Waldron United states marshal for the Western District of Tennessee and Archibald Hughes for the Middle District of Tennessee. Tub bar of the United states supreme court held a meeting at Washington saturday Aud passed resolutions highly complimentary to Justice Davis who retires from the Bench to take his seat in the United states Senate. The Iliou Island Republican state Central com Mitten met saturday at 12 m., and in accordance with a Resolution adopted at a previous meeting or. P. B. S. Pinch Back was expelled from the organization by a vote of 22 to 4. Senator Morton on saturday formally declined the chairmanship of the foreign relations committee and the position will be tilled by or. Hamlin who has accepted. Or. Ferry has been made chairman of the postal committee. At Lancaster Kentucky saturday g. C. Kennedy broke from the guard who was taking him to jail by order of the court to answer the charge of murdering his brother prisoner lied to an old House where Twenty five men joined him Aud defied the authorities. The guard fired on the House and wounded one Man. Dispatch lies from Washington indicate that the troops will be withdrawn from the Southern states within a few Days that in Louisiana tho Nicholls government Williw Manifest a supremacy and will be acknowledged by the people without riot or bloodshed. The same May be said of South Carolina and Wade Hampton. A reign of terror is reported among the chinese resident at Chico California since tho recent murder of Flo of their number. Employers of chinese have been notified to discharge them on penalty of their lives on the other baud rewards have been offered for the murderers and there is talk of a vigilance committee. Twelve men were killed by a boiler explosion in a Paw Mill at Worthington Indiana on Friday their names Are a. Vandeventer James Hunter John Welker John Speltz. A son of g. W. Bender a son of Geo. Ray a son of win. Hunter two sons of David Hunter a or. Hamilton a son of Henry Sarver and a son of David Brubaker. Seven persons were seriously wounded. The express messenger on the train from Mobile which arrived at new Orleans at 10 15 . Saturday reports that at Lookout station a Mac boarded the express oar and presented a pistol at him. The messenger made a Rush at tho Man and received the Ball in his hand disabling him. The highwayman then grabbed Foo in a package leaped from the car and escaped. The new civil service rules will it is said pre scribe some such form of examination for candidates As was established by the Curtis Medill commission of several years ago. By virtue of a High Standard of and a careful patient weeding out of incompetents the Olvil service will be made a matter of Pride to the country. The Best exertions of the and ministry lion Are to be Bent to this end. Fred. Dougi aps was confirmed As marshal of the District of Columbia on saturday by the following vote yeast messes. Allison Anthony Bayard Bruce Blaine bogy Booth Chaffee. Christiancy Coke. Conkling Davis of Illinois Dorsey Eaton. Garland Hamlin Hoar Howe Job Stod Jones of Nevada Mcmillan. Mcpherson Maxey Mitchell Morgan Morrill Morton Oglesby paddock. Patterson Randolph. Rollins Sargent 8aunders, Spencer Teller Wadleigh. Windom and Wilbers total 39. Nays messes. Cookrell Davie of West Virginia Harris Hereford Mccreary Merrimon Wallace and Whyte. Total 8. Ignatieff dined at the russian embassy in London on saturday. Lord Salisbury and the foreign ambassadors were present Charles Cowden Clarke English lecturer and author died at Genoa on and after the 26th just. The Anglo american Telegraph company will transmit political and lenoral news for publication at sixpence per word when the cables Are disengaged in settling the terms of the protocol Russia has surrendered the idea of reviving the last clause of the Berlin memorandum according to which should the present Effort not Lead to the desired result the Powers should consult about further Steps. Instead of this a clause is substituted in which the Powers Reserve to themselves any joint decisions in such an eventuality. Tala reservation is intended to establish the difference Between diplomatic and armed intervention the disaffection in Candia is very general. Over two Hundred families lately emigrated to Greece Ljubi Bratich one of the principal leaders of the Herzeg vinian insurrection who was interned by the1 austrian authorities More than a year ago has been released and is expected Here. It is said that Austria has issued a general amnesty to her subjects who joined the insurgents in Turkey count von is reported dying at Nice. His son has been summoned with to utmost haste the London standards Berlin dispatch states that the government intends to introduce a Bill in the Reich Stag empowering the emperor to publish Laws for Alsace and Lorraine after they have Nassed the Federal Conneil and Alsace and Lorraine commission but without the previous assent of the Reich Stag. The majority of the National Liberty party will claim tho Reich stage a right to veto such legislation. Steamboats. 50 cent to Minnie leave every monday. Weches Davant Friday at 7a.m, leaves Olus to same Days at 3 p. Apply to Fred Berg it pc Workum. 3�0 i run St. Iai 9-fm4kw-f Matte re. To whom it May concern. _ Cincinnati March 15, 1877�?on or about the 20th Day of january i caught a hat with the Champion no. A without name or Mark with both end mashed off. I kept the Flat at Bateman a land lug for Over a Mouth. A advertised it Here in the Padore giving description of the Flat. I have had the Flat repaired on the docks and Dot in f Ood order Aud j hereby notify any person or persons looking for such s Flat that if it is not called for and charges paid within ten Days it will be sold to pay charges. J. H. Williams xnh7-3t Cham Dion towboat company. By Fijal boat. Regular tuesday packet for Marietta Wheeling and plots Borg. Leaves tue8day, 20th. At 5 p. A. Positively the new and elegant pass Ouger Steamer 3xt e w Hudson w. Uht. Master. C. V. List clerk. _ a ii for freight or passage apply on Board or _tiiis.n8hlftbftn Matt. Co Niue 21 Public land ing. J. Cunningham a co. J. In Dorman a co agents. Ci3pti, Portsmouth. Big sat i Ayd Paulroy packet c0mpa.nus steam us. David Gibson press to. T. N. Johnson Sec a. Chesapeake and Ohio r. R. Packets. From wharf boat. Loot of Broadway for inn Tafton and a Railroad landings daily at 4 p. Id. Fleetwood. To Campbell. Master. Boj0tona-. Isaac Bryson master for Pomeroy and All Way Landing. Ohio no. 4�?monday� and thursday 6 . Telegraph�?1tuesdays , at 5 . Pm tool wednesdays Aud saturdays at 5 . Portsmouth and All Hail and Way landings Bon Anzac tuesday thursday and saturday id i. A Savsville and 411 51 nil and Way landings. Wildwood mondays wed Days fridays. 12 freight received at All hours on Hoard Char boat foot of Broadway. A alb a of w. Hon8hkll. Bop to. Regular Ciaria Natl. Ferny and Madison packet. Leaves thi8 Day. 19th. At 3 positively the Fine aide wheel passenger Greamer Geo. W. O Jel 13 23 xxx with. Kir by. Master. Jno. G. Long clerk. For freight or passage apply on Board or at a Ken Nelly sooner main d. Al mail line c�?Tompa.?T kteam8bs. Taos. Shoblock Prea t. R. Wads Geum a 8apl for Louisville a steamers general Lytle and United states. It pc leave wharf boat foot of Vine Street daily at 5 . Sundays at 12 Connect at Louisville for ail Points Bouth and through Bills lading Given. For Madison Ste Mer Ben., Franklin. Tuesday thursday and saturday at 3 pm. For Carrollton str. Louis y monday. Wednesday and Friday at 3 ., Aud will extend her Friday trip to Madison freight offices no. 20 Vine St. And on wharf boat. Passenger offices�?2 Burnet House and on at Latners. J 18-td earn Seville and cisci2�Nati line. Regular tuesday packet for e v a n Villei the Fine passenger Steamer a Fawn. Frank o. Smith master. Allen John nos. Clerk. Leaves tuesday March 20, at 5 . _ cir"1 Job for freight or passage apply on Board re or to a a Dorman a co. 4 Mam St. For Cairo and St. Louis. Leaves monday 19th. At 12 m., positively from the foot of main St., the Fine passenger Steamer Katie p. . Thompson master. For freight or passage apply on Hoard or to Jab. 8. R0b1n80n, agent. Ii Mph 18 and of 10 i v f it in it 10mp a it i. Jas. S. Wise. Sup to office 11 Pullo land. For Evansville Cairo and Memphis. The new. Fast Aud elegant passenger Steamer a a. 3vi in s w. , rout. W. Wise. Master. J. D. Mgt Obe. Clerk. wednesday 2lst. At 5 ., positively w i for freight or passage Appi Yon new wharf boat. To roy8k a Mok a. Agents. Estt Brough receipts to Ark an and a as1 win the Rivers. Elegant Pac nabs. By passenger Ujj q pm Memphis Greenville Vicksburg Hatcher knew Ortle ants from new Orleans wharf boat above foot main St. _ air Quot i the fast and elegant pa8� wifi amp a Razac Senger Steamer solid int Hub o. P. Shinkle. Master. We. R. 8haw. Clerk. Leaves Cincinnati for new Orleans of tuesday 20th, at 5 ., positively. For freight or passage Appie on Board or to r0y9b a mos8et, Geo. Charter. Agents. A Dean transportation magnificent passenger Steamer for Memphis Greenville Vicksburg Natchez and totes we oni Litawa. From below the Bridge foot of face Street. With a a the new Large and elegant Quot Aga Gap passenger Steamer txi0mfs03m , w. B. Millek master. Jno. S. Jones clerk. Leaves Cincinnati for new Orleans on thursday 22d, at 5 ., positively. For freight or passage Appie on Board or to Jas. S. Robinson 15 pub. Lauds a Royse a Mosset agents. Auction Sale. No a a it Vrr by Ezekiel a co., auctioneers. Entire balance of Buchman Bros. Amp it wholesale Stock of Spring and summer dry goods notions furnishing goods &c., a. T Mattot Boisr by catalogue on sixty Days credit. Tuesday Larch so. At 9 of Olock ., continuing from Day to Day until tho entire Stock is disposed of in store no. 112 West third Street Between race and Vine Fet Reeta the particular attention of merchants is asked to this Large and desirable Sale As it comprises one of the most attractive offerings of season Able goods Ever made in this City ail of which will be sold without limit or Reserve. Terms of Sale All sums under $100, Cash we though discount Over $100, sixty Days credit. Mhl9-2t Ezekiel a be co., auctioneers. Second grand tha do boots a Len Ted shoes by Julius Benckenstein amp co., tuesday March 20, at their stores nos. 37 and 39 West Pearl Street Cincinnati. We will offer at auction on the above Day a completo assortment of Freeh Spring goods. Catalogues ready monday morning March 19. Sale commences at 9a of clock Sharp and will continue until every lot is sold. Terms Cash. J ul1us Benckenstein a co., mhl8-3t auctioneers. By James d. Law a co. Special Trade Sale table glassware crockery decorated chamber sets plated Ware table cutlery lamps lamp chimneys burners Lambier jars flasks ac., a. T -a.ttctxolt, tuesday morning. March 20, at stores 16 and 18 West second Street commencing at 9 of clock. This is one of the largest and most attractive offer logs made this season Aud worthy the attention of All dealers. Marly 2fc by Graff a co. Jewelry at auction. James by oddly no. 252 a fifth to. Between Plum and Centra ave., having determined to retire from tho jewelry huskies will dispose of Hia entire Stock of Gold and Silver wat cats. Jewelry of eve a description solid Silver Ware Silver plated Waie Fienen Aud american clocks a so also Silver plated show cases counters Side show cases jewel cry a Safe a fee. Commencing monday. March 19, St 2 and 7 ., continuing from Day to Day until All is disposed of. Mhl8-2t.r j. H. Graff auctioneer by it a dem a Che it a pe1tz, Saleroom 49 West Pearl Street. On tuesday and wednesday mornings March 29 and 21, at 9 of clock. Second Large Sale of Spring and summer dry Good dross goods White Aud leu goods furnishing goods embroideries ribbons notions a fee Hale pm jux Tive and without Reserve. Mh8-2t boots and shoes boots and shoes catalogue Wale Tuk Day March 20, at 9 of clock . An elegant assortment of seasonable goods. Terms Cash. / James n. Laws a so co. Mhi8-3t 16 and 18 w. Second and 23 w. Pearl its. Medical treatment. Or. Bonaparte 182 Sycamore St has 7 had Twenty eight years experience in the cure of syphilis impotency a Perfator Rhea �fee., without to lie use of Mercury loan of True. Or change of Ziec. Medical Hook for two Stamps mh9-4t manhood restored. Prescription free for the speedy cure of seminal weakness lost manhood and All Dito orders brought on by indiscretions or excesses. Any druggist has the ingredient. Andreas dav1d80n a be co., ocl3-Ly-Eod-os 86 Nassau St. New York. Sperm Terrhea. 8yph1li�.�?for a speedy and the positive cure of diseases arising from indiscretion or Misi Nune Call at the old Western medical Institute 137 Sycamore Street Cincinnati o. Call Aud be convinced that it is the inst to in the United sat cd that Ever has or can coie these ail ments. Send stamp for confidential adv co on delicate matters to either sex. Consultation tree no charge for treatment till cured. Museum free to patients. A Rah 18-71 or. Jaques a regular a educated physician. Con. Tin us to give his entire attention to the treatment of venereal and private diseases. Soer Mator rec a. Seminal weakness or nervous debility and impotency As the result of evil habitat in youth or Ereea which produce emissions blotches debility despondency. Nervousness dimness of sight cough constipation a on Funion of ideas and unfitting the victim tor business or marriage Are speedily cured. Modi oat pamphlet for 2 Stamps. Consultation free. Carea guaranteed. Boars 9 a. To 7 p. . Sundays Frost ii a. Of 1 p. H. Office. No. 130 w. Tritth a be. Rasa and Vam Cincinnati of ffih2 30t

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