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Receipts by Railroads.

NRw ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cottcn Male &ec7 do Warm, CrA~to &coIi
mo "a aTe A Bro-l Rchar dson VAIL Brtou Moore
-9THGJM Allen &co-6 mcdowell 4 Nugent-laO brick
X Seston-l7 100 feet lumber h HAT &c0-4oO do
fhomp on8 cotton yarn Jno Eardie &eo-sundres
10 S SIS oRIFASS OPEIOUsAs a GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton Bersud Gibert-l bses Jas Tayor5l
heaa sheep sundries - order
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CLEAR HOTEL.

D0IAT CLEAR HOTEL.
The above CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE
will be open for the reception Of Visitors ABOUT TIE
18th OF MAY and proprietor sters himself that the
reputation of the deteorste for
good appointments and good fare which
II previous to the war.
The location for health In the South and
fully tested by epdecs which prevailed both in
New Orleans Mobile during the of 1883 6S and
67 single yellow fever originated at Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has equal in the Gulf Coast, and is
within yards OF the Hotel Fresh Water Shower Baths
can be had at any time.
Good Stable provided for all who wish
to keep their carriages and horses.
All the ausements usual ~ Watering Places will be pro-
vidtd.
good Band of Music secured and will play the |
lawns afternoons, and for dancing evenings.
fine low pressure viii ply regularly between No
bile AID Point Clear leaving MOBILE every evening"
Terms of Board.
Pc ......-..........--............s 4W
Per Week............... ........'...... % %
Per Month. 100 W
The proprietor his sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended Battle House. hopes
TO place himself under obligations
A. NJ GODFREY,
Proprietor Point Clear Hotel
Also Of Battle House Mobile.
A. RoUssET' ,s,.,.,.o, 70 R.v,,., /. VOORHEES,,
Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
Hsrd~ arc, Cutlery, Guns. Powder, shot and
Caps, Fishing Tackle,
No I7.......... OLD LEvEE srREEr............NO. II
Opposite the Custom House. New orle4ns
EEANKLIN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE, AND ELEcTRoTYPE FoUEDRI
las Vine Street. between Fourth and FIFTH
K ALLISON, Superintendent, oincinnasl
Manufacturers Of and Dealers IN
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
or DESCRIPTION.
stereotyping and EIectrotypsns
In all their various branchssBOOks Music Paent ks<i.
cine Isbels and Directions Jobs. wood csts Etc Esn
VIRGINIA hILrTAEr INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA
hi. institution Is in full operation, and ready to aam
Cadets FROM the any period Of the and 70
take charge Of them for the whole yesr
The the Faculty BY the desth sf Gems stone
wall Jackson Rodes Crutehhed have been suppisdSy
the appointment Of Gems W. Curtis Lea Col w. BlsiI
and Cot J. W MAssis with the addition Of Capt John
/ Brooke. late Of the Navy.
| superntsndeBt
A Dams. cockBUES q HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN, ADAMS GAIT.
goHs D. ADAMS late Dean. Adams Gssi P; J. oOcxsuu
l formerly OF Oakley, Hswkins A Co; O. 4
HowE. Lake Prosdenee.)
| D~ss,x Factors saa Conn Msrehs.s
/ 40 - uSTor sTREET. ESw oRSHs~~
| John NIXON - Co.,
| John NIXON Jr.. New Orleans; WILLIAM 9. rAk-
| ham. Madison Psrish.l
Cotton Faeeorss
4 10 50 UNION STREET.
l new 0xLxAsS
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Cant Hsney Of the bark Jenn Cobb from ,ston
ports thai vessel of uh Pas in o.
- amer Equator named Aionzs Hall Of Rostoa,
len from overheard and erud recovered although
.x.rv 40 vas made 20 him.
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Rartns :sntfntgerfs.

CRESCENT OFFICE No "a CAxP STREET,
SATURDAY, May ., 1888. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Crescent Hawthorn for Indianoa and Galveston
CA whitney REQ
f Cr,evy, Fickerson &co
Ship Bombay, Jordan, for Liverpool Lowell Bailey
Bafk Fren, (tIusl, Ravandsr, Tor Liverpool
schr Advance, Bo gen. for Grand Gallon. h r POOle
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4
NEW YORK. i
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the autelass stesmships-
rREsotNr Captain e HSi@ss
shNFsAE .oso;sia a sampson.
UNITED STATES. ....csptAn seo' Ia Nor''n-
Sailing from Ne, York EVERY SATURDAY.
Gen. Grant.
HIS QUICK. Commander.
WIN her wharf. foot of St. Louis street. on SUN
These Steamers bsve superior accommodations for pas
sengersL
CABIN PASSAGE. ................-.....~..sso
Fer freight or passage Apply 20
WOOD. LOW a. LUpwIGsEx.
The steamship UNITED STATES will follow, lesvin
FOR NEW yoSk DIRECT.
THE uRoxwBLL LINZ
This Line q. composed of tn. following steamships:
SEQ. Cromwell, seo. Warrington.
Geo. Washington.
E.v. GAGER, Commander,
.us.v, eur wharf eos Of Toulouse street. SATURDAY,
May 9th, st5Pn.
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
by this iDs ND through bills of lsdng given for ssme
AEFRKD koULfoE.
a Osrondeiet street
BALTIMORE
Fos BALTIxoRK AND HAVANA
zH. NEW ORLEANS, BALrIsoRE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEELsosTHLY LINE or sTkAssHIPs'
JUsA...-......Il6a tons. .Dukehsrt, oommardsr
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILS.
FIRST CABK;
through Tickets 70 New york................... see.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast sts4nship
Cuba.
DUKEHAKT. Commander.
VIII leave sOOvs, FRIDAY. May 18th. a
o'clock 4. =.
for freight or passage having unsurpassed soccmmods
lions apply te wITHERsPoON, HALsEY 90, Agents,
- Oarondeet stresk
n B-EO bills of Iadns Su. those Of the COMPANY si
once No freight fer Hsysns ssksr sfssr II o'clock on
day Of sailing
Tn. LIBERTY, Ospt T. A Balm. viii follow.
PHILADELPH
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
raE PHILADELPHIA AND soUrHERE KAn
STEAMSHIP oonPANrs
Regular ssm,-konthly Line OF Steamships
suniata, 1915 tons. ...........ospt p =. EoxIk-
ssAr Unisn. l2a Capt 7. \. oooKssy.
To san THURSDAY, MsyH at6rM
COR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The favorits steamship
Star OF the Union.
Cap. t. N oooKsEY,
VII Issvs her wharf. jackson Square, Is above
Cabin Passage 70 Havana currency
Through Tickets New York, Baltimore and Boston.
FOR feish. passage, having splendid sccOmmods
"'"' UKEEvy. EIoKEEsoE . co.,
81 Csrondelet street.
TOWBOATS
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION
VNHE UNDERsIGNED, Wishing TO EsTAB
ish an equitable uniform rate Of rovsge and to one
port, have combined the following Tovbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
switzsrlend. Lsviathan, Gladiator and
| Perry.
| HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and sentinel.
| LINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan. Equator. W
| bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
Wicaco and Reliance.
The number power OF the above associated Line
Toboas guarantee that detentien will either
| ' - PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBt Err,
Harry Wright Line
| EDWARD A. YORKE a CO., Linz
Associated Office. IS Carondelet street. stairs
| J, G.. NOR ROSS,
| CHAS. FITZENRfTER
| Levss Aeents-
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MEDICAL.

TUnsEhs ITO DoULoREUx.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
a Safe. Certain and speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DIsEAsEs
IT'S EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. It Is the Unfailins
Remedy in al cases Of Neuralgia Fsei4s often eHecting
perfect cure hours from TIE Of
a ore than three Pils
NO other of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has failed
70 yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even - the Of Chronic Neuralgia and gene
raj nervous dersngementof many years ssndingeecng
re entire system its for few days, few weeks at
Ie utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails to produce complete and permanent cure
II CONTAINS drugs other materials In the sghestde
gree injurious 70 the Ost delicate system and can
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
1t has long been in constant BY many OF
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who give II their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail receipt OF price and postage
One package, 81 co. Postage cents
six packages. SIS 90. Postage, 81 cents
Twelve packages. 50 co. Postage, IS cents.
It's sold by al wholesale and retail dealers In drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and BY
TURNER 4 CO., Sole Propretors
I'D fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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ISACTs - Messrs. n. Kiener A Hoisnes.. No. as
Poycras street Manufacturers Of the 4alakon Bters
tentemen-I examined the patent thai granted
Won by the u for manufacturing the hslakon
Bitter and found ingredients employed compound
well cseuateo excite In good order the digestive
ogsns have bed ssid Bitters several times snc IN
occasion their beneficial
effect i remain, gsptemsn. veY respecttuly, your most
ohadient servant A MEROIER, NJ. D. l9S Canal street
have Examined the paest hold tor the Of
Msakon Bters find nothing In the ingredients thereof
calculated injurousy the human SYSTEM unles
cordial Aromatic bitter \. A. SMITH, NJ. D.
Y0ur Nalakon Bitters which 1 have examined, do not
contain any ingredients injurious health and may be
mended 70 those who ar Of god tonic
Yours. NJ. SCHOffEhf, n D'
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Lizzie GIL. O'Neal, from 81 Louis
iAfourche. Kouns, from Shreveport
JUDGE h etcher, Kse ing, from g mten
Louise, Hopkins, LOm AOohe
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L HERNANDEZ.

I HERNANDEZ.
BROKER.
NO. N CarondeIet street.
Always % hsas State ssd City Ns,es wausats. &c.
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below CorsInE Up.

Ship Uhiand CBren) Hoes, Brenerhavea 18Th March
h Stockmeyer
ship Tseobsd Theobad from Hsvre 18th .reh to Il Ash
bridge Ocean
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Arm tn in lat 81 long q, ship A Maxwell, from New
Orieaas Tor Liverpool
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TOW BOATS.


Tosost Ferone Brown from the Passes tewOd down 79h
uit brig WI Hunter and sohss Helena klena aad
Gleansr-brOught up shps Helen CntOa and olsr StsT
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Arriveh Yesterday.

Shin Helen Clinton Sprague from Havrs l4ts March, to
Ter. "a a Jei kius-30 district "a
Shin Polar star Rch. from Bordeaux 10th March, Ora
ham Gco-2d district IS
Lager IL Provense Francs from Jesuts Send to master
= ID district IS
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO.

MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERa
Leaves on SUNDAY, May 10th, ASK
EoR BRA EOS SANTIAGO = THE Low
Il pressure wheel iron steamship
81. Mary,
r. s. BOURNE, Commander,
win above from her wharf foot Of St Joseph street.
carrying the o. mails For fres passage, apply 10
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
30 aud So Camp street.
n B.-No freight received without order from the
Agent The St. Mary will stop at Galveston 10 take the
mails
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RED tSsv ESS.

KoUEs' THROUGH LTNE-Lsayes EVERY SATURDAY
LNpR JEFFEksOh AND sHkEvErORT
IL Drsci-f1sU b. mai steamer Lsfourche. BEN. n.
KOUkh, Master, Will leave above ketanitg leaves
Shreveport ever " EONEsDAY NJ II Passes Graod
Bayou every WEDNESDAY at r. N; Passes Grand ke1rs
every WEDNESDAY, NIGHT a. III Passes alexandra
til HSDAl a. IL N; Passes 0rmans 4andi
THgRsDAY msr n; Passes nth hed river every
THURSDAY at 81 Passes Baton ROUGE every RI U Rs
DAY NIGHT at IL Time to and from Marshall aud Jel.
ferson, three and hal days Apply 10
@. L. KOUNS a BRO. % Common street.
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DLUMBING AND Gas FITTING

DLUMBIA3 AND Gas FITTING
d. M'KENDRICK,
ROUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER. ETC,
4C4........ Magazine Street,. ...4of
Betveen Race and BObin streets.
From twenty years practical experience In the business
can al Wok entrusted to him 10 pains shall be
SHARED 10 the confidence his patrons by having al
orders promptly ed with the best materials and latest
INN ovener the most moders,e terms
DWELLINGS. OFFICES, STORES, Etc, lifted up with
HOT, COLD, PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing Appa-
rAtus ------- -. -
GAS FixrUREs, CATDEEIERs, Etc.
I'M
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
For Hot wster Pipe Attachments.
NOTICE.
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RSve April l6-Brived from New Orleans. shpF Sage,
Gronk
Liverpool April 5-LOadi7g for New Orleans, ship D
bruokmeu. Savin.
New Oueans.
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Rmsr t3nieIIlasnrs.

ss- Commercial. ar,iere In supplement.
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FOREIaN PORTS.

New York, Nsy Sailed for Ne Orleans steamships CT
cass A and UAited States.
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NATCHEZ.
NATCHEZ PACKET,
Leaves on wFDE ESDAYS and SATURDAYS, ats .. a
EoH nATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
Il landings-The hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
W. b RICHARDSON. master: J. O. LIBANO, Clerk;
VIII lesyc a. shove. GEO. d. HIrE Agent
II Tch0upttOalas street.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. ats
EOK GRAND ECoRE, ST MAURICE MONT
gOmery. twl take freight for all landings the Boa
Dies) Cole Alexandria, koman's Barbns and all inter-
mediate landings Cw take freight for Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings reshippipg at AlexandraThe aud
magnificent sdsvheel passenger steamer
10. Nicholas,
JOHN DowTY. Master.
Lou Clayton and 7. J. Dowty, Clerks.
VIII above For freight passage apply board
orto wINBURk LORD. 90 Grsvier street.
The st. Nicholas will take freight with passengers for al
Coast Landings high the mouth Of RED River CLERK
will be the landing 70 receive freight Thursday
rn0
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Leaves on TUESDAY. l2lh inst, At5Pz
EoR JEFFERsoE. SHREVEPORT. GRAND
Ecore. 81 Maurice cotile. Alexsndia, EOrmap's.
Barbn's, and all way landings The hns lightdrat side
wheel. passenger steamer
Monsoon,
JAS NJ. TUCKER Master.
Will leave above takrg freight and passengers Tor AL
landings above the Rkt with privilege Of rsshppBg For
freight or passage apply board or b
W. NJ SURLs, I6 New I.evee street.
A. BRITrOs co, so Common street
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vICxsBURG.

VICKSBURG.
Leave. EVERY SATURDAY. ~
xNOxx VIZ r. sItIpG, NArCHfL. AND ALI IN
II terueTsese leDdingp-The steamer Gen Qui man.
T. LETTER. mater sam AYES, clerk vii leave a. aoovs,
nsking AL sis sfsSc,TS = ADAMS Is counsrcia Place
ne steamer Gen QaiimaB eynnscts a. fies.eu,z SIN
lountess alumet Yszeo and faAhatehe
pss.Ps and steamers and Rabicon for Sc Loas Mem
mis- nd al fnerTneoisfe landings
LEAVES EVERY tn GsDAy ATbg
VvUCE aHU 8G. kATCHFz AND NV OeLEAre
EaguIsr Tuesday y. s. Mail Packet In plase o. the z
L. LEE The steamer
JEO' ". CANNON. Esstsr
uI Vicksburx. Natchez Grand Gull Rod
neg 81 Joseph Waterproof For Adams Bayou sara Baton
Rouge, ona dsouvie and all IN mediate laI dinga
The Gov. Allen close connections With steamer
CALUMET Vicksburg for all landings Yaz0o river
For freight passage having unsurpassed aceomm dAons
Apply board or 70
sIKNOTT ADAMS Is Commercial Plaza
A BRlTTOf A CO. u won't street
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OPELOUsAs.

RI GULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKTT
non OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON PORT
Barre ana all landings the Coast Atchafaaya river
ard Bayou Courtab esu-Tns hght-drAt j. -.
fos d. g. q. Pick t. master. j. n scamidt clerk
New orleans every "Wednesday at Retur
ing, will esve Warrington every sunday, nj 10 n.
The Blackiord q Simmsp0t with the
Ksnkakee ard will give through bs Of ding told formI
for eiehts Bayou DeGzze aud Boz a. Rates
KENEETr 4 BELL -
w suRLs, Asens-
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our educational appointments do not keep pace with
our rapid growth in population. This year vast
amount will have to be expended upon the construc-
ton of schoo-houses alone. Several plans are now
before the Board for their consideration and as soon
as Spring opens they will be utilized, and then it is
hoped the complaints from over-crowded schools will
no longer be heard The health Of the city has been
much better than in 1865 when there were 5,g3
deaths which is 3o than last year. OF the 4Ci
who died in the city during the year, Isl were chill
dren under five years old. The excellent sanitary
regulations of the Board of Health during last sum
meT prevented an epidemic and contributed much 10
the general good health of the city. Crosby Opera
House was crowded last Sunday night with the sym
pahzers Of those who suffered by the burning OF Ia
81 Hall. Encouraging speeches made by tho
leading ministers and lameny Of the city and it was
decided TO proceed mt to erect building IL
was stated that $4,000 subscription 20 the stock would
be needed and ii is good investment, over SIS COO
has already been taken The remainder will be taken in
a few weeks and then enough will have been secured
to complete n building even finer than the just
DESTROYED by fire. The burning of the Y NJ. c. Asso
clifton building has afforded the Liberal Christian
Union an opportunity TO play the part Of the Good
Samaritan. II will be remembered that on entering
their building the y. NJ. c. Association refused to
recognize admit the heterodoX churches" whereat
those churches drew off in body, and organized the
Liberal Christian Union Forgetting past oitenses,
they now come forward and generously prolier the
use of their rooms and the aid of their organization
TO the suffering Association. This IL noble and en-
titles them to the name of Liberal Christians.
&
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oprN BoARp or pRoKERs--3l P. ~.
ID MINING sTocKs.-FfRsT BOARD.
PETROLEUM AN
Ifining SOCKS.
Manhattan
MONDAY, Jan. PIP. N.

Gold has sold As high 1ils, closing at lis. The
cearines OF the Gold Exchange Bank were s2sss1OOo,
and the balances sl,20Sj6.
Government stocks again higher the is OF 1884
selling at ILL., with alarge business IN 6s at the same
rate. The 10-i0s sold 1913, and New Cos at lO9S
New-York Us of 1875 rose per cent. Border state
stocks and railway mortgages firm. Bank shares were
not so strong The Express shares were neglected
and lower There was large business In railway
shares. and an advance paid on the whole active
list Fries sold as high as ISL Hudson River, l47t
Reading 972 Cleveland and Pittsburgh. o.; CieNe-
land and Toledo at 1ll.; Rock Island at 81. After
the call under free sales realize profits, the market
Welded but at the decline new and strong buyers
appearcd and prices rallied in some eases to the ex-
IRENE points of the morning.
AZ the Second Board the market strong with
larger business. AT the close of the day the market
was feverish New-York Central sold at iSCi; Erie.
~! Michigan Southern S9l Cleveland and Pitts
burgh was very strong and III demand at 91s. Tho
market closed steady at quotations. Marietta and
Cincinnati was in demand, selling at 2Oi against ID
on Saturday This rise is caused by the fact tat az
the next election she road i'll pass into the hands OF
the Baltimore ana Ohio and other roads, and form
part of new through route to the West. The Balt-
more and Ohio road by this step secures shorter
route than the present via the Ohio Central, giving
the Marietta and Cincinnati largo amount OF
through traflc. The Marietta and Cincinnati is now
the leadiag route over which Cincinnati gets ifa
coal. With its now connections and the fresh money
it will command this trade be developed TO an ex-
tent which alone would make the road profitable.
There has been ali unusual demand for Government
stocks to-day, and, strange it may seem, there u
10 supply of any Issue and leading houses who sold
quite moderate amounts of the new issue of per
cents in the morning found themselves short, and
we're Obliged TO convert 1905 to make their deliveries
The Assistant Treasurer was offered full prices for tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

THE TEXAS ALsfANAC.-This publication for
1863 exceedingly valuable TO all who desire accurate
information abOu this great and growing State We take
pleasure in giving the following noto from the compiler
Of the Almanac:
10 ne Editor Of Tn, TT,uE>
SIR: Knowing you 20 he deeply interested
in the 0f young and the present state of
commercial affairs Is throwing them out OF employment
by the hundreds earnestly ASK you 10 turn their atten
ton toward Texasand principally 10 the direction OF
sheep raising. Mr.. Henry g. Randall Of Cortland Vii
lage, N Y. has written upon that subject; but note
from you In THE TRIBUNE would do more than all other
influences send You Texas Almanac for 1868, which
will give You insight 10 the country and at the
time would state that, the price is only 81 currency
aud the postage six cents, 10 Is thus within the reach Of
any young who wishes 10 learn about new country
In the event he desires to make II his home.
IL the parties will write To me individually Will answer
their letters In full have been In Texas eight
years--orignay from New York City-hence can he OF
service to those who want correct account Of Texas
There IL speculation In this but earnest desire TO
see the wool interests OF Texas developed and at the
same open the way for the happnes and Of
hundreds who struggling for existence In the
more crowded states Of the North Very respectfully.
ARTHUR ii. EDEr.
(diceSt0n, Dec. ~, 1867.
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CHICAGO.

THE STATISTICS FOR 16G7-GRAIN RECEIPTS AND
sEuPMENTs--IIOGs, CATTLE, LUMBER, ETC
WHOLESALE BUSINESS, FIRES, BUILDINGS
-. ERECTED, AND GENERAL CITY IMPROVE
MryTs = MARRIAGES, DIVORCES, DEATHS,
TAXATION, ETC. PAY l. HALL TO BE
REBUILT.
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GdIreston, Dec. n, 1867.

FLORIDA ALMASAC.-C. Drew g. Son, Jack
sonvile publish neat Almanac for the current year.
containing official returns OF votes population, etc,
names OF State officers and members OF the Convention
and other interesting matteror reference 1t is sold for
Is cents or eight copies for one dollar.
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RHODE ISLAND MAsuAL.-we have before us

copy OF this usefui pupncatlOh Tor 1873 IL contains
vast amount OF information concerning tho state, with
rules and orders OF the legislature Constitution etc We
believe it Is published by direction OF the State Govern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

PRINTER IN LUCK.-Mr. William Nc
Mahon, poor photographic printer at the
establishment Of Messrs. German & Bro,
on Third street, has, by the decease Of q
relative in Manchester, England, fallen heir
to $4,000, or 1000 in gold. This glad
news reached Mr.. Mcmahon few days
ago. Some two or three weeks ago his
father arrived in Philadelphia from Man
chester, and not succeeding in hearing of
the whereabouts of his son, advertised for
him in the Philadelphia papers, and gave
notice of the handsome bequest. A friend
of Mr.. McMahon's, CHANGING to see
the advertisement, clipped it, enclosed
it in letter of explanation, and trans
mitted it to the lucky heir. On receiy-
ing it Mr.. Mcmahon was delirious with
joy, and at once quit work. After receiv-
ing the Fluctuations of his fellow-workmen
he fastened home and impaired the glorious
news to his wife. Is it possible to describe
the exuberant joy felt and displayed by
these humble people on their sudden tran
sition from poverty to wealth and indie
pendence? Mr.. McMahon left by the first
train for Philadelphia to meet his father
and arrange for his wife's coming and the
speedy departure of the whole party for
Manchester. We heartily wish them the
fullest enjoyment of their happily acquired
riches.
Mr.. .McMahon was wholly dependent
upon his labor as printer to support him
self and wife and child. He has been in
this country several years, the past two Of
which he has spent in this city and Chi
cego.-LouiSviHe Courier.