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KITER INTELLIGENCE. War Department River Report, CINCINNATI, April 1878, Report ef th rite, fall and depth of In river lor bourt ending April at, 1B73, 1 r. M. GTS. -w1 SfTaTlONS.

STATIONS. St Davenport. Keokuk. St. ICincinnatl Louisville Memphis.

N. Orl'an Free 6 1 1 rnisDurg lielow high water. lirrioiOLOOiciL observatioks, by Henry Ware, Optician, No. and 1 Wait Fourth street, for April 1873: 'dock Bamm. Then.

Wind. Weatber. 1. 80 Cloudy. r.

N. -Fair. AaivAL TnCRdrtAT. Daniel Boone, from Kcntacky Kiver; Ben Franklin and General Lytle, Louisville: Arlington, Memphis; Charles Bodmano, New Orleans- l-otoroae, rorismoutn; Bostona, Huntington; rouiuroy; auus, nneeung. Detaitdbis TarRSDAT.

Ben Franklin and will; Fotomac, Portsmouth; Bottona, Hunting ton, vinio ao romcroy; imperor, arietta, TBI river Is still falling, with t3 feet water Id the channel. Weatber eloudy and cool The Wildwood returned from Maysvllle yester day at 1 r. x. She can make the trip very easily, and will leave secularly every evening as 6 for Maysville. Captale Power commands, and Alex Elliott presides in theomoe.

Pilots John Sullivan and Charles Baoyer, changed off the Grand Lake at Louisville yesterday to the Coal Hill, and will take that steamer round lo Hi, Louis. The Grand Lake will be here to-day a rvuU to Pittsburg with a tow of Iron ore. The tna and Tom Farrow started up yester-dav with emtitv barre. Pilot W. II.

Hall return to Pittsburg to-day by ran to join ino su'nuier name Captain John K. Booth is loading the Allegheny Hello and barges for Hew Oilcans, to leave this evening. Ibe fearless arrived from Pitttbnrt- vrtterdav routs to St. Lolus. (the hat In tow oae barge of eoai, one iuoi dors, wree Dsrget rose, two model barges miscellaneous frelihL Pilot W.

fl. Hall and Torn Campbell brought her here, and Mosos ULiripairu a onu jamcsu. Maditunwcr berpl. lots from here. The John Hanna, Btorm and Condor arrived with tows of coal yesterday.

ThciEtnaaud Kanawha Bull arrived yosUr dav with miscellaneous turn. be Btorm No. 8 was inspected yesterday, "he will sUrt up the river with, an emptv tow to-day. The Fleetwood Is the railroad packet leaving tlile evening at foor o'clock ehe make coonre- sioa at Huutlna-ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Rlohmond and way points. i aptain Cainulwll commands, anil John Thorn, bare and all Mauck have charge of the orace.

1 bo Teh-graph is the Big Bandy and Potneroy packet, Waving this evening. Captain J. H. Xlrkor eouyiiaucls, and t. sbeplar presides In theonce, The Andes leaves far Wheeling and Pittsburg and all way points at four o'clock this evening.

Captain Cuss. Muhlrman commando, and Kd. Muhleman has charge ol the offlcc, assisted by hia. Rutseil. Captain Kd.

Cos went oat command of the Emperor yesterday. CapUto as. H. Madisoa bas resigned hia command of the Louisville, and returued to the pro-tcMioo of piloting. For Arkansas River direr! we bare the aew aa4 splendid steamer MathvJIle, commanded by Captain A.

J. Uosa. an experlenred and careful boatman. 81 will leave Saturday positively. The fine, commodious passenger steamer Louisville is receiving ever the mis pan y'a wharf-boal for New Orleans, bbe au excellent steamer, and ia goad hands.

Capuin Flota. Calvert is sbont to engage ia ateamboat agency business at Uempbia. Tit steamer Presoott, wblub bas heretofore raa between Kevknk and Fort Madison, has been soUl ttj Messrs. Gillespie Gerhotb to D. Saad A of Burlington, for Tb United Htau Marshal advertise lbs ateamer Oaark for sal May 80.

Tb Kiporter was libeled at Jtew Orleaat oa tbetlst by Robert Kyle. A duplicate the Morning SUr. for the Lonls-vlll and Memphis trade, and to le oomnaoded Caplam A.T. Uilmor. is talked of.

Captain G. 8. eaglneer the Paragon la lasi Capuin Williams, of the Importer, bed bis big cotton list lasnred for WMJOO. Captain Ruby has resigned the ee ram aid the tow-boat Grafton. Captain Llttla Is now ia eosa-asaad temporarily.

Tbo bai go 1'erry Tbsrp has been pulled off the beak at St. Louis by the Sam Roberts, and foaad te have sastained no injury. Hippie A Rager. cabin builders, and tbe Dow-rman, bull builders, all of New Albnay, are aaid to be la aegotlatioa with pauses South, for a large, Brst-clas ateamer. Two ef the Babbage's and two of tb Rait Com-pear's barge are loading; three ef tbe Hanker', two of Hi Davage's, two of Wm.

H. Brown' and two of lb Warner' are waiting bdr turn to load at the ore pile, Mr. Conway Barbour, colored, for many yearn steward on some of onr best lower HvarsU-amera, Is bow a big gua among tbe poliuctan of Ar-Aansaa. TbeNathvllte isurloss says: "Manuel Kloaa, President of the Upper Cunilwrland Fleet, has gone South. Little Old Jodcld baa been removed from the Post-oflloe dowa at the mouth of Smith-land.

We suspected something remarkable would be developed by tbe recent viU of Ue Postmas-ter-ienerai. Fiy-timelsromiug, aad, in eonse- Jaence tbsrsof, we expect to have to chroutrlo requent changes la tb ownership ol tbo fclla Hugbrs.x Tb Missouri River racket Comaaey have contracted with Bannore. of JeDenuniilln. for a a We wheel etramer, fret long, thirty fret beam, six fnut hold, for the machinery of tlis Wm. J.

Lewis. This boat is designed expressly lor low water and will heverv lljlit of draft as wen as sianr.n. ene it to oe eomuletea la eighty days. The same company has two bar fee inter way to be aed as lighters in the Missouri when required. Tboy will be completed In about thirty daya.

Tbe boat and barges will m-ebably cost U00. The Mound City Journal say: "It It not certain that all the monitors sold here at tbe late aw wm ne. aellvorod. The Government re- ervodth right to reject bids. Tbe tug undoubtedly will delivered, as it brought all it Is worth, and mora, eud Uie Osceola probably will oW sl, and hardly could be brought into service again; bnt tbe Ma- ftro mniy so ne retained.

In TV" boats, and were bid off at h-a than they are worth for old iron and tb asaehiaery.lliat is in thorn. Th United Slates s'uii oruvia are up at th Ways for repair. They have heavy work to perform dnriug the coming season, and will be put ia proper oondltlon for it." Telearatihle. tor ImUM JHtpclckM S44 OuUUU Aspss. PlTTRRr ma inril Si Wiww with feet in tbe ehauueL Mo arrivals or th Mrtnros, Weather clear snd caol.

WBEILIlsa, April M-Rlver 10 feet liBchr and vuiicr, wr rnriK'nwurr, It a r. a. 1 Granite State, for fUttsbarg. Wednesday stllr.s, WeaUier clear aad cool. tVlctSBt'lta, April K-Down: Crescent City and argos, B0U Lois, Allre Brown aad barges, tip: iiWMtt unririv.

l.auiuil I.IIV. Hnnilltfin anri HaIIa isxos. LiuiMiy aua cool. River stationary. NiwOrliahs.

April rharin.n rob, Cincinnati; John- F. Tolle, St. Loo if; cvftMTino. iepaned: contl-Motal, klollie berl, James Howard, HL Lout. Mimphir, April atWcsthor eloudy aad reel.

Xrver falling. Arrived: Anna. Arkansas Ei. Imparted: Tltoinas Shfrlnck, CAurinnati; George "ui jbuu niver, inoinpsnn I'oan and Jota JaUude, New Orleaat; Kinuia Klllult, bt. Louis.

AaaviLLB, April K-Blver IH feet scant oa IlarpaUi ehoala. Arrived Gracvy, from Wa- Msh; Add vville, from Jl'pper Camborland: Ada sieumau, from uuro; Ijiwronre, from Incin Bali, lrparted Urauitftnl, for Upper Cumber Und. Weather clear and dull v. Oalummr, April H-Rlver fall In slowly. Jas Kmma Graham, at 10 A.

Oriole, at Ajrriveu curaioeti ana itunting-Jon, from Kanawha. The Katydid, on a trial trip to-day. came frost Mldalcport totbli plare ia aae hour aad fllloea aiiiates. WeaUier clear aad sooU pni n. surer laiiing iinwiy.

faasod uut It. R. J0 A. Noll.e peer and Urges, 11 r. u.

Down: FreaL Wll- tUt. 1 M. urKes, :15 r. M. The Urilllitnt ft Mlncrsvilio with UrinrMnrMiiuri iii.

ainsati and Intermediate poiuls. Weather dear audcooi rTrTBarno, April improvlag. statiouary. Ar-rived-packets, ran It State. KagUs, Tom Roes Tout ICecs, N.

J. liiglcyllo. 1 Ut partod-Packcu; Alaska for St. Ixuia, with good trip, Whit tea. To bJave to-morrow-nnlata.

Granite Mate, tow-boat My thoUr, for sUticlnutl, vutt bushels cud. JM TIIE CINCINNATI ENQUIBER, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 251873. Local iBspeetors have revoked tbe license Xa-than Potts, pilot of th steamer New State, tor coming in collision with tea tar la. Anrll th! CAIRO, AprU Ana, from Vicksburg, 10 A. Nick Longworth, from Cincinnati, 10 r.

John Kyle, from New Or-loans, 11 r. Mounuln Uclle.from Cincinnati, 11 nWokjr tu' fro a.m.; John Kllgour, from New Orleans, a. Bab-bage, from 61 Louis, 84. hi Joseph, from Memphis, 8 A. Roberts, from Bt I)uls, A.

M. lparturos-Qulokstep, for Evansvllle, at II r. ABn' tor f'Kahorg, at 1 a. Kyle, for BL Louis, at 1 A. Monntaia Bella, for La-wrof' Helena, tor Vlekaburg, at 8 A.

Smoky City, for Pitlsbnrg. at A. n. Kllgour, 'P'oclnnatl. at a.

a. Joseph. for 8k, Louis, at 10 A. n. Weathsr cloudy and coll HtfltTiiiOTOM.W.VA.,Aprll U-Arrived: (ries-speskefrom Parkersburg, at A.M.; Fleetwood, from Cincinnati, at A.

m. and St. Jam at 8:15 r. Fashion, from Portsmouth, at :5, and Fannie Dugaa at 11 T. sl: Crossley, from Ironton, at 1 p.

a. and Oriol at 8:80 p. u. Departed: Chesapeake, for Parkersburg, at 4d5 a. m.

Fannie 8 a. and FathioD at 8 P. Crossley, for Ironton, at a. Fleetwood, for Cincinnati, at 1 Mr. Oriole, for Pomerov, at 8:30 A.

su. and fit. James at 8:30 P. M. Tb Reindeer and Leopard, with barges, passed up.

Weatber cloudy and eooL River 18 fuel In channel. St. Louis, April and Ironside, from Cairo; Belle Memphis, Memphis; John JCyle, Pauline Carroll, City of Alton and Yaeger, New Orleans; Nortbwostern, BL I'aulissenger, Pltuburgv aJIS: lot A RlTeIi llDTT ADe nd Futur City, New 'Orleans; johni Peora. CalrG bonl stationary! Weather eloudy and cold. Great excess of ton-nage her for New Orleans trade, and sevoral doubt U'd DP' '01 Wl11 JflH.11'" -Weatber clondy and at 1 p.

Pey. vik.u DrKet Orlennt, at 11 P. ArJfnss River to Cincinnati, at midnight; Dick Fulton No. 8, 8 A. Arkansas lthA- No- 10 A.

Fayette snd George 10:30 a. Florence Lee, 1 1' U. iWB-'nHans. 8 a. Bowling Green, i-tV Wr' AmonS MorniSg Sta7, BSl0dUKDerlly wiUl Ult to 'p Caijo, April Arrived: Rsven, from Zt D- l'arksr, Memphis, uls' 4 r- Skllllagcr.

Bed River, Idlewlld, Evansvllle, 5. Departed: Parker, for Cincinnati. I p. Longworth, New TeD' 0n, 4: LumsdeiCNash. Villa.

S. Tha Kar.a O. i ...1. 1. tteamer Comet, collided near Couimarc with r.

L. 1 11 iC r. uno, losuoa wun ore, in tow 01 the BabhaM- lnblnlh.l....l.l.ir She will likel prove a total loss. River fallen 11 Inches. Cloudy.

Mercury 62. iviBviLLE, April Lytic. Henry Probawo, Oiarracr and Shannon, from Cincinnati: Richmond, New Orleant; Belle uu, uepsriea tienoral Lj tie, lor Cincinnati; Dove No. Madison; Tarascon, Hen-Oersoo; Henry Probasco and Shannon, Memphis; Charmer. Kaniin.

n.n At 8 nches in tbe eanal, and 1 feet 8 inch down In- unehiila I If a. a viiuvtj. iv valuer ciuuajBDa com, wiia oorto COVINGTON. Marts Commissions! Fbani P. HlLMtnado tales of property yesterday amounting to fl Vfroit kl.

1 A f-i lector of Ipietnnl Rvsnu of tb Sixth District Rir. nxnanr F. riim 01 1 Church, Clucinnati, has received a call to th ovMiup vi xriuuj luurcn, in ton city. ALVX. If tUHtV latin ahii lnt with William Hart forrobbiug Alf Deering of ottau a -v sriat 'i-llaalP.

II aaal IHIk anal RMUL I.iratirtrtS lila lutnrf I Inn. saMB.M i vottoici eonaomnea Uie Bank Lick Turnpike, betweeu thlt city and sandfordtown.oo Satnrday, and ordered the road thrown open to free travel. Weslit Dailt, sged tweoty-fonr, and If Its AntllA i srsv4 tWaall ra MarA ana.il 9 wvviw auaii 1 irj x-a-. ceully ia Pendleton County, Kntiukr. At tb litrri-OD Hou4j, la Cynvhifcun, day bulore yecter dy, Wm.

Scih, agodelfbtT, wm urrJd lo maul lirnis, g(K WT07-VWO. Tfl fflTlOwlnaT Pnllamwn haasal Wavataa alulaJ arvw rrwr VMlrymn ol TiinUr Cbureh for Um t-U4nin. Tr: M. M. Bnion.

Job W. HiMmMn J. if gir.oi,aiuM-i vttxigrj, j. b. IOIUlora, H.

itiwrva I sr A a -'mm a a am. aj. JLI Sr, aawinl haw. tiMrn M. Urk R.

a Jaba r. aj vin, aw eVai V8J- iaatrvbr a WaTWBl Fl ASkAk vf a UIaa I.AI.S A vuw wa -ajlw ai am lU'liraarg jvyy sa. Multtuf 1 roaojrmiDBm1 W. r. Toonte.

on a I 1 1 Brlitge abauk wees ago, wiui th lutention M.9 vvl.Klp.M kin V. i I ni-jrk uvuiinuiTinnon inni inrmn.ii v. wwv.wa uau a jnwnia- III Crimiaal Court, Tbe Jury brought la avrdict of m.17, aau ajiru 4i iruoi.niueui 01 in aeieml-aat at eonAaemeat la tb Penltentiarv for two Tit Grand JnmeDorted alx IndletmenU terday against Wm. 8. Fleming for telling liquor to minora, one against Rudolph I.abbt for keep- ma a tiiiiiui noun, one agaiust ins tuy Of Ov-ington for nuisance, and one each against Wm.

Tblsl, Fred Thiol. Fred Sbrom aad Morris Moses, for selling Ulna! lottery ticket. Tbe easea ol niton ttie charge of asiault witn inieni 10 ron, anu in as. nnay, lor burning a fence, were dismissed. The case of tia Uolden.

charged with highway robheiy, was continued, and tb jury mommeadod tliat as kept In pi jauii. Ma.RirnAnHotiiHthaabeen appointed Chief anrtneer ot sne tovingtoa Water works, and will entor upoa tb ditcher- of his dutiaa Ma. 1st. Ho is to hav entire charge of th works, hiring and discharging his subordinates, and exercising such othor authority a may lo biin eem dcsu ami ne win ne neia resDonsm nv ina liim. mtssioners for th condition and maaageinenl of the works while be hat control of the same.

His salary It lobe 1MB per month, and those of his subordinate as follows: First Assistant Engi neer, tS SS per mouth; Seeond Assistant Engi neer, per roontn; two Bremen, aw per mouth each. In this eounectloo it may not be out of place to mention that the ordinance for lite government aud protection of tbe Water. Works, passod and approved by tbe City touacil, April IS, I8T1, is frequently violated by cltlscnt, aud th Commissioners are deter, mined te put a stop to these violations. Section one of the ordinance provide that it shall be unlawful for any person or porous to take water from any hydrant, or from any cistern which may nave vtian uueu iu wtwie or part irom uie city Water-works, or from anv nine or bote hydrant. except by ordor of the proer officer of the Fire ueparimeni, anies sucn person or persoat shall hav paid for the same and received tb usual permit from the Secretary, or ether proper ofllcer of the Water-works, to do so.

Section twelve provide that bo nerson shall place a hydrant In a front yard or common area of any premise to situated as to be sccetaible to persons living in neignooring premises, ami the water shall not be allowed lo oats to such hr. if turned oa to any such hydrant, it taati Besnaion antu uie nyurant it removed to some aaexuoMd plae on said urenisea. The penalty for a violation of either of these secUoas is a one of not less thsn one nor mors tnaa are oouara, wlin cotU of prosecution. Meeting of tb City Council Last Night. An adlourned meetlnr nt lha ntv held lut iiigbt, wbea Ui following business was uanaaelrtl: Aa ordinance levying a tag ef tl cents per lineal foot oa the property fronting and abutting on Second street, between Hoott aid Madison, to pay for the Improvement of said street, was presented.

Colonel Todd said that, although thlt street hsd been received from the contractor only two wetki, it wa already out of repair. Mr. ilsoo eon 8 moo: Colonel TmM's atataiaent He said tb street was in no better condition than wnen uie counselor, air. Jouu Fodder, com mencod work on It, On motion of Mr. Marshall the ordinance was laid on the table for one week, and the Committee of Internal Improvement instructed to uiakeaa examination of th work.

Mr. Myers presented an ordinance for the re- nowat saa repair 01 itusseii street froia Third to Sixth, which was passod. Same presented au ordinance for th pavlna- of .1 1 1 1 1 Lli.L wiv sKiuwnia. vh uaiiaiiva atrcvi, omween fourteenth and Filteenth, wiilch was psssed. Mr.

Holmes, Chairman of th Committee to whom was referred a petition of the saloon-keepers of Covington, asking Council to reduce aud equalise thn tax on linens to retail Intoxicatiag driuksby fixing the price of all such licouses at sdv per year, tubuuttwi a report in me shape of an ordinance. Tb ordinance provide that all retailers of spirituous, vinous or maltjliqtiori. except tavern- cvepers, snail pay ro per year lor license, and tavern-keepers shall pay tllM per year for the same, Mr. Mlddendort moved to amend th or. diaauc by flxiug ale, beer and porter bouse license at II WX Instead of ni.

Mr. Marshall oOvitsl, as a substitute for Mr. Middendorf mo tion, that licenses for ale, beer and porter bouses be Died at tlUO. and for coffee-bouts and taverns at tMJ per year. Alter considerable discussion, Mr.

Marthsll wiuiorew nis motion, and a aiotioa was then mado to lay the orUiuanco on tbe table, which was lost, Mr. MiOdendorfs amendment to tx tbo price of beer-saloon license at 1W, wa tliea voted on. aud rciortod. Tha onllnsnca was then Ideated by Uit toUowing TMi ajtt, luo ffesi- dent and Metsr. Bartlett, Bracker, Tglow, (rti.bauer, Gwydlr, Holmes, Aliddcndorf, Vfyer, Tallon, Wilson and Woods-ll; naya, Messrs.

Ilesrne, Kearney, Marshall. Sullivan and Todd- s. Aa ordinance esublishlng th grad of Wt am slro betweea Msln and Bullock, prewnted, and oa motion laid oa th table. An ordinanea astablisblng the grad ureal, Dvtweea jsain anu Riddle, was passed. An ordinance establishing um grad of th alley running from Lock wood to aignuj.

oetweea bbaw and Riddle, was passed. An ordinance for the Imnrovemenlor tha tame alley wa passed. The Commute on Wharf re ported that they had called on the Wharfmaster for a report, and that official informed them that aau bo report to make. Mr. Hearn thereupon moved that tbe ottlceof Wharfmaster be de.

dared vacant, but the motion did not prevail. It reol the City Attorney be In. mv proceeo legal iv agairat for falling to report hit collections and wharfage to Council. NEWPORT. Matoh Haymam left yesterday on a trip to 8k Louis.

During his absence 'Squire B. Payne will act as Mayor pro Urn. Patrick Coan was verv aeverelv beaten at th eoal-elevatorof Harmss A WUlUmt.on Wedaes-dsy evening, bv two men named Francis and Joseph Carr. Tb partios were arrested, and the Mayor, on yesterday, fined them ill each, includ-ing costa. 1 HAMILTON.

-TBI SALOOM-inms CotJuciu-Aecordlng to previous arrangement, aeveral of the principal Mloon-keeper of Hamilton met at Beckett's Hall on Wednesday tvenlag to organize Saloon keepers' Association, for tha protection of those engaged In that peculiar business. Tha paassge of th Adair Liquor Law several months ago had a tendency to bring th saloon keepers together at on tlm for the purpose of testing the constitutionality of tb bill, and aiding those against whom Judgments should bo found for damages under the provisions of tbe law. Several suits wers brought against divers saloon-keepers In various part of the county by th wives of lnebrtat hssbsnds, and by others dependent upon them, but only in two cases was ther any thing recovered, and in those simply through a compro. mil with tb defendant. Tbo Association foil through for want of support Th recent action of J.

B. Lawder, tb nw Mayor of Hamilton, in issulnrhls Hnndsv nm. elsmation requiting coffee-houses and all other places of butinass to close on that day bas bad the effect to consolidate the beer Interetta again, and under a call from 8ve of the principal proprietors of tslooos, tbe meeting was held on Wednesday evening. Tb mooting wat organized by Benjamin Dill being made Chairman, aud J. M.

Warwick, a Justice of th Peace, ia tbe First Ward, Secretary. On motion aCommitteecoraposedofone from each wru wasapuoiuuMitoaralta constitution and by-law for th government of th Asaociation, rontittlngof David Bilev, Flrtt Ward; Fiank Foot, Becond, Ward: George Sehrlrhte, Third Dlefenbach, Third Ward. ThCbairmaa stated the object of the meeting, which wa to unit tb saloon-keepers In resitting the annnal license tag of rO, Impoiied by th General Government upon saloon-keepers. It is nrobablr nsceaasrv to staia a prominent attorney of tb Butler County bar had, previous to tho calling of the meeting, a. vised th nrlnclpal laloon-keepert of tbe city that he could dofest the collection of the tax in th United States Courts, and, in addition, would recover bark all that thev had ever paid the Gov-ermueut for such licenses, for fifty per aent of the amount recovered, and would chargo nothing for his service If he should fall.

This flattering statement undoubtedly bad more to do with call-Ing the taloon keeners together thsn th Mayor's bumlay proclamation. This I shown by the fact that the proprietors of the largo saloons propose closing their shops 00 Sunday, and to require tb Mayor to enforce th ordluaao atrictly la regard to others also who perform common labor 00 Sunday. The Chairman of the meeting stated that he intended to close his saloon on Sunday as required by the ordiuance, as a strict compliance with the ordinance would teach the people of Hamilton a lo-son for having elected a Republican Mayor. As the annual license tax la payable tb first or May, th saloon-keeper hav but a short time to prepare to resist the oollaeiioa of tb tax by appealing to the Courts. rr The Association then adjourned to meet nest Wadaasday awning.

SYMMES TOWN. AaoTHga "truly good" man has fail8n by th waijide. In an sril hour the Treasurer of Zlon M. K. Sunday-school at Symatea Town wat appropriate in runas or the school collected lor th parch of Sunday-school twaa autl wlluou.

avell aa "By your leave, sir." Be was a prominent class-lesder In the church, and one of tb pillar thereof. Hi xodo to an adjoining county wiurau. uaiing a "setuemsni" witn tne oretn-rn of the church I deeulv rea-retted esueciallv by tboso who contributed to the funds of th school, but a ha no official bond responsible for his delinquency and will certainly never fvtux tv aviua up. CUMMINSVILLE. Piopli who hav occasion to travel over th Coleraio pik betweeen tb Mill Creek Bridge and Adam street, that part rerentlv condemned by tha city.

Indulge in considerable blasphemy at Its almost Impassable condition. City tax-payer think the deep holes and nits ought to be filled at least with broken stone, if the road is not lo be graded aud uacadamued before tbe spring of oia. LKQAL. CJTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COITNTT, Court of Common Pleas. No.

18,744. Wll-Ham Speeret sL, plaintiffs, vs. 8. T. Crawford, Administrator or William Pearson, deceased, et dePondant.

Emily Stevens, Levi Slovens, her bnsbaail, and Jamos Pearson, noo-rosidt-at, dofendanu in the abov eaus, are borcby nujinrd that thoy bare been made parties defend iht in the above entllleil cause, tbe object of whlcn is to compel an equal distribution of money in the hand of said Administrator to the aeveral heirs at law of aald decedent according to law. The amount claimed by plaintiffs is three shar, amounting to $4,171 IS. with interest thereon from tbe list day of June, 1871. That unless th above-named defendant appear and auswer or demur, on or before the list day of June, lulS, In th above cause, Judgment will be taken according to tbo prayer of said petition heroin. L.FRKNC1I.

apxWkFr Attornev for Plaintiffs. MASTKR COMMISSIONER'S A-AVARD va. A. McLAl'GliLI and others. In the abovo case tha Matter ommis tha Lm.tnn I Un, vhhhuii; VUUII Will all, OQ the 30th Inttanl at the Big Bone Hotel, in Boone an ui uie noiei lumiture ana personal property of every description in tbe hotel, 00 a credit of four months, the purchaser to give bond with approved security.

FRANK P. HF.LM, apM-Bt Master Commissioner. L'XPKRSIGNEO HAS BEEN 1 duly appointed and qualified as executor of the Inst win ami testament ol Kobecca Monroe. ,1 II. ALL laie VI UHiiinwm i'uiii.

uniw, nrceuN. LIEN ill ETTA MONkoE, Executrix. Cai.hwri.i, corroci A Caldwsll, Attornev. April 85, lOTS. apSMt'F XKCUTOK'H SALE.

-THE STATE-OF Ohio, rtamiitnn county, as. Pursuant to th eoiumundol an oroer or sale issuen from the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, and tome directed, I will offer at Publio Auction, on the premiss, on nil kimi, amy nth, 1N73, at I o'clock P. iL. tb following-described real estate, to wit: "All that certain tract of land, lying and being situate in tbe soutb-cait comer of section No. HU, in township No 8 (HpringflcM), range 1, in the Miami Purchase, Hamilton County, Ohio, and described as follows: Beginning at the south-east romernf the section: thence n.

Ik degree e. on the section line, Mrhnins and 8 links to Plerton's land; thence n. SIS degree w. 40 chain and SO links to the middle of the section; thence 1 degrees w. chains and S9 links, to tbe south Hue of the section; thence s.

WW degree 40 chains and 81 links, to tha place of beginning, contain, ing 101 1 acres, more or less." Appraised, tree of dower, al 810,000 00. To be (old by order of Court, in ra.e wjieroln Tliomaa Kvitt, Executor of Daniel Cameron, do. eeateit. Is plaintiff, aud Jane M. Cameron et ai.

are defendants. (( axe Nn. Terms of sale One-third oah on day of sale, one-third In one year, and one-third in two years, with interest at I per cent on deferred payments, secured by mortgage aiwn the premises. THOMAS KVfTT, Executor of Psnlel Camoron, deeeasoit. Lono, KaiMKR A Krauxh, Attorneys.

Cincinnati, April lth, ItflJ. aplg-MFr NO TICK is hereby given that the undoraigned bat been duly appointed and qoalillod at Admmlnlstratnrof the estate of Sarah Boris, late of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased. MARTIN BKVK AdinloUtrator. Dated Clneinnati. March SO, ltflS.

Shonter, rav A Tlaohbeln, Attorney. IS-8tFf Tj KCUTOH'8 NOTICE. The uiidersigneil has jj unsuay oeea amy appoiuieu ciuouiorui uie lattwill and testament of Marl fcru, lata of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased. r. It Ula An Lf Dvnnir.n, Cinclatuti, AprU 10, ltfil apMir ZtvlSTTO TRTJS3.

SO MORI SUFFERING FROM- RUPTURE! ELASTIC TRUSS 1 AND ABDOMINAL SUPPOftTEE, Wthout Metal Springs, A NEW AND PERFECT ARTICLE, UPOV THI ill tilll AT LAST, lit TUB ELASTIC TRUSS (01IPA1, No. 683 BroadwaY, New York. BRANCH OFFICE AT No. 44 Fourth Street, (CORNER OF WALNUT ST.) CINCINNATI, OHIO, UNDER CHARGE OP iOTJIVIV, M. X.

The sdvaatafet of th ELASTIC TRUSS AND SUPPORTER Over all others is, that IT CAN BE WORN NIOHT A8 WELL-A 8 DAT. It will retain the Rupture EASILY, ven wl itt no METAL Bl'BIXOwlllor CAN PO8SIBLT do It It will not CHAFE or ANNOY In th least. It Is a com. plet support to th Abdomen, removlnt anUrely tb wtlght or pressure of the Intestines upon tb rnptnr. These tuiirumenU eauie no pressure apon the spine, as aoarly all METAL TRUSSES or SUPPORTERS do.

Thus all danger, In wear ing this Truss, of Spinal Disease or Paralysis, Is avoided. It Is won without any Inconvenience whatever. Ther ar ao springs to press on and weaken th back. But it It so adapted a to a perfect up-port to th spins, and Is a positive comfort to tb wtarer, Instead of sa annoyance, as all others ar. It hat Don of the Injurious results and torturing annoyanees of metal springs.

It it wont night and da, by children and adults. without Ineonvenisne. It It slmpl ia construction, and not liable to set out of order. It Is mora durable than any other, and the cheapest perfect trass vr Invented. It Is th easiest, bting ncnlaUd by tb natlenti at will With th truss, la th worst case of rup.

sure, us patient will as comfortable, and may take any xerolM that a well person ssn. It la tb only sure cur for Hernia, a II It tb surely In all positions in which th body can piacod. It will perform radical ear when all others fall. It eaabe worn with and comfort whan no spring truss can used. Wbea one adjusted, no motion of tha body or aeeident ean displace Ik FOR CHILDREN, in all esses a tompUt ear will guaranteed without pain oraaaeyaaes, at It tan be worn with as much to and tjJUaey by an Infant of a week' ago a by aa adult, aa tUritult ikot a 9ttr Truss rsr Umtntmd pot.

it WW efloct RADICAL CURES IN MOST CASES, worn aa directed. Hernia can Be cared with aa rnaoh oaa aad oertalaty as broksa limb, but It is as useless to attempt to cure a Ruptare with Truss that ean not be worn N10UT a well as DAT. or on that will not retain tha Hernia completely and eonttantly, until adhesion is perfected, as it would be to ur broken arm or leg by stripping off ths splint aad bandages and moving tb broken part trsry few hours; but as a broken boaewfll begin to knit or heal In about sight or nln daya, If bold securely together that leogtb. of time, so In most. may say in nsarly all ease of Rupture, care will effected, If tb pressure is retained eon atasUy and Invariably tbo tarn.

Tbo ELASTIC ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER la all case of Prolapsns Uteri, Prolapsus Aal, or Piles, Will bo found to a Complete Remedy, at it ef fectually auatalns the wbolo weight or downward pressure of tbe bowel upon tho Womb, Blsdaer, Rectum, lc thus Curing by Removing th Can of all a Mom I aal weakness. The Instrument hav tha wtjjIOW a prveais tbo most' eminent practitioners In tb profession. From tbo numerous testimonial la our po. jetslon append tb following! "After tha xperlonoo of month, patient testify strongly to Its efficacy, as well as to tbo east and freedom from lnconvenleno with which th Instrument la worn. With superior advantage It possesses la a blgb degr ALL requisites and qualification claimed for other Invention.

I hav no hesitation ia regarding It as ao lmpor taut meant tor tb relief and enr of Hernia, M. CARNOCU AN, M. 'Health Officer of tho Port of New Tork, Surgeon. n-Cblcf ef New Tork Stat Hospital," etc, tc 0. V.

Hocse, SvptrlmUndimt Klaitte Trum Ct.1 Diss Bin: Inclosed pleas find money-orderfor Truts," direction for which sr upon back of card. Pleas sand with as Utile dslay as possible, as ths patient la impatirmt. I believe I bav never said any thing to yon about my Trust. I wish to tsy that it gives me much pleasure to testify to Its merits. I had been without a truss for ten years, bocaus I could not wear an ordinary steel-spring Trust.

My rupture bsd beeom quit Urge, and was causing ms a good deal of trouble. Tbe on I obtained from you I have been enabled to wear with perfect and I am quit sure that It bas accomplished a radical ear. Hav left It off for twenty -four hour without any appearance of bsrnla or discomfort; but shall contlnu to wear it ror at least tU month mora. Vary respectfully, D. T.

BROWN, M. Corner of Pins aad Market streets. ion to am Citt, Ian, September 18, 18W, DUNN, 2VI. Will atUnad to Office Practice of Modlelao at MO. 44 WEST FOURTH STREET, OXlVOIN'Xu'ATZ, O.

Catarrh Treated With Suceoaa. (mbll4yj THE BLOOK 1 1 ft 1 1 ALL WOMiSIS" KTVOTV That It te buty, rather than genius, which all generations of men hav worshiped la tb It wondered at, than, that so much of woman's tlm and attention should diMetad i tha Hn. dveloplng and preserving that beauty Women know, too, that when men speak of th Intellect of women, they speak critically, Umslyrooolly but when they torn to speak of th charms of baa sirui woman, uir language aad their eye klndl soundly, If not, Indeed, ridiculously, In ssrossl eelv all this, and therefor employ every allowable art to booom th goddess of that adoration. Preach to tb contrary, as ws may, against tb arts employed by womsn for enhancing thslr bntr. Ika 111 a a aa a a a eiernai tact mat in worm aoe not preror tb socisty of aa ugly womaa ol genln to that of beauty of lost InUIlactnal acquirement.

Tha world ha yet allowed a blghet mUslos to woman than to be beautiful, and It would seem that th ladle of th present at ar car. rylng thlt Idea of th world to greater extreme than vr. for all woman now. to whom Baton he denied th Ullsmanlo power of beauty, supply th Brwcie, Buowa as too -ciArvj or iouth," which has lately boss Introdncod Into this country If George W. Laird, a delicate beautiflar, which smooths out all indentations, furrows, scars, removln.

Un, freckle, aad discoloration! from the skin, sue saio son ana smootu. itn Btsittane or thlt American Inventloa of a lady's toilet, female beauty Is destined to play a larger part in th admiration of men and tha ambition ef all tbe arte employed since ber creation. Tb most delightful and harmless toilet preparation ha been ssUbllsted over ten years. During that tlmooveron million ladle have assd It, and la every ui.MUB Situ nun uiunaeuoa. uMie nsao nave rteaat ax a.

I a a. 1 1 tt a ti Mil iuwi fniMni pnBicioUl or OW 1 TTZ. LOUIS 011 After carefully examining thanalyiUDreDaredbvihChsml.t of ihaM.iiu.- nw. of tb gennln Laird's "Bloom of Touth," pronounood tbe prepaxatloa harmleas, aad ntlrely iroo from any IngredUnt Injurious to health. Ladles, Beware of Dangerons and it juuiru a -uioom oi xouitt.

Ths asnrsflsAnifat inMu Hmpm utii a.uu in vuw-aa inaaoea nnpnncipiea ner on to counterfeit and Imitate tha ullloom al Yonth Tha popularity during the last ten years it has been In mr. iira. poing aetermined to rid tbe market imPSi. eharir of U) al wsd tatejuveraman t. an u.

phla. ha prepared a detlirn. and snvra.ii ih. I Imprisonment by the iiiiiudi wfl.niunB KTnuf) Btrap priotetl tumped glass on the back of each No Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 3DoTOOt.

C3-old Otroot. Notxt Torir 1 HOLLOWAT'8 FILLS. Of OIL PHILOSOPHT AND ACT. HOLLO WAY'S FILLS THE Wpeq Th blood I the llfeousUlnlng gnt It fur- ihn. nm wmuQBSDis 01 Bean.

bona, rnaaia. taerve and integument, Thestomaoh Islt mano. Kierr, to vsios lie uisiriuuiors, and tu Intestines ths channel through which the waste maiLae rejected In it productions I sipelled. Upon th stomach, tb Circulation and the bowels, these Pill iiauiiansotisiv. re lavlne Ind res stion.

partrying the Bukas and regulating tho excretion. The National Complaint. DvsneMla is the moat ClaaaaMat thl aV.nt.ir. It asailma. e.A.....l bs.M, tod it th primftnr ftoure of InnumoritbU daoireroM bul whaUftr Itt ijp or rHiwiDs, HvwfT-irovuniif in rvtiiitORO lo or dlBShrV BrwMrllnnl lt WlaaMs.

Mtilav mA .1.11. i v. soaaaj gumj to this earcbing aad nnerrlng remedy. Bilious Affections. The quantity and quality of the bile are of vital Importance to health.

(7 poo the liver, the gland which secretes this fluid, these Pills operate to, elfleally. Infallibly reotifvlu- Its Irrerulariiiaa and (factually cartas' Jaundice, Bilious RemU- sanis, ana an ine vansuse 01 iiiese genaraled by aa unnatural eondltioa of to organ. Bowel Comrlaints. rnlee th bowel perform tbelrfunetlon pron erly, th whole body suffers. Tans of thousand dl annually of Dysentery, Diarrhea, Chronic Constlpatloa and other disease of these wstte pipes of the tysuna.

Th effect of th Pills upon all intestinal disorders, bather casual or epl. demle, I nhenowMnoa la snedleiBa. Hrnll. In th printed directions ths most slsnslnir case i paww wmpiaiot ar prompuy coatrollod. A Word to Females.

Th local debility and Irrea-ularitlo which im epacial aanoyaanasof th weaker sex, and which, when neglected, always sborUa Ufa, are relieved for tu time beina. and urevenuMl for tha lima come, by a coan of this mild but thoroagb alter- Holloway'B Pillt art (As bat remedy knovn in Vie world for tht following diteatet: Asthma Diarrhea Indurate Bowel Oomnl't Dronsv Inflammation Cough Debility InwenlWeakn't Colds Fever and Ague Liver Compla'l Chest Disease Female Compl'ts Low net of Costlnnes Heailacha Huiril Dyspepsia Indigestion Pile BioneAUravel Second'ry Symp-Venereal Affee. nonni Ul mu SOU UOU kinds Sold at th Manufactories of ITOI.LOWiT TO Maiden Ine, Mow Vork, and by all re snectabl Druggist and Dealers la Medicine tlirouglmut the United btatc in boxot at St cent, 6M cents, and il each. rnnfSnnt Tne trade-mark of a letter in a UUUUUU. circle oaeach box of Pillt or Pot ef Ointment This secures the ganuln, Uall-wdlyAeowW)ly-34) MEDICAL.

LOST l.aEM MANHOOD fK Sa. uuij piac in mo WHiury wpiti Jvung men ntrt KanaWH saiifl esa teaaa A faw-tna IKa aff.L.U t-. a t-si (MIIS I4SV FJ TUSVIVI IIUUI SID cuVVW OVU' Abute by iUo only known tnd turo remedy reqalred of mpontible ncrtont tin til enrod. Kni twA Latin ui fur l.Trriilairt. tt AfilAnt.

tcAto DiAitori to ouUiv texotb oplt-lyi4Wr Go Consult tho Ricord of America. 1RIVATK DI9KASR3 CURED IN THREE Hnv. M.ill,niS IKa nf I n- or rhung of diet. Young men suffonnr from self-abuse, excesses, etc thai disease, the destroyer of thousands, permanently onred. Mid.

die-awed or old men amiotcd with imnotcacy iieodilv restored to manly vigor. Foij midoralav Great Medical Ureular for two -eent stamns. lie. Bonaparte's great book, price 60c French safes, against disease, each, or three fortx, Feuiiu plUsforolnlmetions, Wanoxj extra.15. uoflarAUiaKKI.IUI.n!t 1 JeXl ia acauivrc tt, UiMUawUlUk OT TOTJTH.

tC a VCCjfcili with an enthusiasm which shows thorn to pro. It part of th natural saraeitvof muumi deficiency by the as of a moot delightful toilet leaving the complexion elear, brilliant aad beautiful. no roar of aslng this invaluable toilet acquisition. CHf, SAYRE. Worthless Imitation! of Georiro Hav tuwTei area nse of onntorfaits, and In order to areteel the anblks woSh.lesVb" sTWraWmltat United Status autboriti.

Ilswara Of ATnrt hlsaaai Itm on th trout Ubol snd thm Mmi vv i other tenuufiTihl. deUghwul 1 I IdelSlytiyTpJMtWmbJy oc STEAMBOAT MATTIB8. UPPER omo. Cln'tl, Big Sandy snd Pomeroy Psokst Co. wuii aiLB, rres T.

K. Joissoa, Beey. TV EST) A A VI) Bitot Piers Hunt in jf ton, OalU polls, romeror. i nt r.at. positTvelv, KlKKEH.

r.ar. Wharf-boat, fool of harl-boat. fuot of Mala imiTN an nan ra aa rraw. In street UJ W. HORSMkLLa OUU r.

4. IOLIXMT. let Bterutm packit. Marietta, Wlief ling and PittSuHrg. Leave TJtlDAT.

Bth. 4 P. If. poslUvely. the 4 Snepaasenger ateamer ANDKH.

Wlt XymMAll.Mmtin; En. CTk. KOliLNBOW. GETTY A MoUUlBl, tlJiZTZl For Wew Leave Chllo aad Maysvlll. WILD WOOD Jh ttauir u.

Abu. Agent, Whsrl- bdI Chenpesks snd Railroad Picket. FLEETWOOD. I RnlTnvi captWasanoMintKLi, DAILY at 4 P. from Wharf-boat, rootoi main atraeL bbssib YS Connectlnr at Huntington with 1 Train, taw all mixta la v.ll Haltlmoru, Kcw York, Charleston, S.

Savaa mut ail IPiJlUia SUISDS BOIIinett. Tickets sold at 1 1 In en board Steamer and at CnmiianT'a Offlca. Tk .1, Knia i.ji will. MUIHI alwaaal Inwaa, X1TV. 1 1 i i.

M. Joussoa. Con'g A gt Uoxsasu, isp't. ta'l 1 llUWIlK UHia ClnoinnaU and LonUvlll sjaitod State) Mall Line Steamers. TicKirp orncES ho.

bcr. KIT llOl'HIC ad on the su.m.r. rt General Freight OlUoe, So. SO Vlnesu In lui.t tit. brf 'at, foot of Vino.

For LOUIS. VILI.K ilally.at 11 noon.maklng all way landing. For LOVlsVlLLK dally, at I P. Ahrora. Vvay, lerrollton aad Madisoa only.

Oa bLNDAY one boat only, leaving at It, noon, making all way landings. feo-tf LOWER MISSISSIPPI. Cin'tl. Lonisrille New Orleans PacbJt Co. IL.OIWSup-t aaBBBBB) Vlcksburff, Natchez.

New Orleans, FROM COMPANY'S WHARF-BOAT. Leave THIS DAY, 15th, at P. the elegant' passenger ateamer LOTJIKVILT.K AS. II. ADISOlf Master; ALII.

F. PowtR Ucrk. For freight or pas.as-e aiiply on T. Imnl ir In TllllO II IIAValr ilfri CUAKXEE, J. 8.

KOBl.NoON, AgenilfiiuT BOOTH'S BARGE LINE. Vlcksbnrg, Natchez, New Orleans. Bocelving at Mammoth Wharf-boat, to leave an TlllS DAY, xoth. at 5 P. M.

positively. hit niin 1 nBuiW AtLEOnENT BELLE Mo. 4 AND BAHOFS. gwr uviHiii wntrsrtj MPplT OH II rVimrrl nr Irs 4 'an If tJu Vr if or J. US MS UU AM, J.

8. KOBlNbcwA. I mmfmmtmtBmammenmmmm ARKANSAS RIVER. Regular Cin'tl snd Arkantat River Packet. For Memphis.

Tine Rluff, Little Rock, Tea (wi, nmiin, ana ail iroiute on Arkanaaa Ulver. Leave SATURDAY, Mth, at 4 P. M. positively, NASnTILLB Master. ror freight or passage apnlv on -fT 8-ltOtbK, Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE. SALE OFGAft-WORKS FIXTUBtS, AcOn-the 13th dav of klar. 1H73. in front of thoffloo ol tbe Memphis Oayoso Uas in the elty of empnia, ieonessee, as Trustee oi two.aoeii or trust executed bv said Company respectively oa the 18th of November, liftl, and 1st dav of Febro-ary, 1H7S, to secure cortain indebtedness men. tloned In said deeds ot trust, and by virtue of tb power conform! on me by said deeds of trust, and In pursuance of the provisions of th same, I Will sell for cash to the hkhest hiddor, without equity of redemption or vixht of repurchase, all the stock.

Allures, material, privilege, franchises, machinery ror making and pipe for distributing gas, sate. oOice furniture, leases, lands, bersillta. nieuta and property ol every kiud whatsoever of aid Uayoso lia Co. hale Between Hours or iu A. M.

and I r. Bt. Title believed to DC good, but I see and confer a Trustee only. W. U.

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