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sEfThe Monongahela river, the union
Of the waters Of which with those Of the
Allegheny, at Pittsburgh, forms the head II
the Ohio, has recently been greatly improy-
ed, and navigation rendered safe for boats
Of ordinary size. The Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati people regard it as a work Of
much importance, in view Of the antici-
pated increase Of travel and reduction in
the prices Of freight which must result
from its completion.