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ST LOUIS-Steamer Mollie Abe-50O bxs starch IT "A
Gree Widem bx- soap = kegs IS b6is soar
sks bTsn Duy-2OO d. Hsrri. sews so Ss osts 80
Hour o. cases lad Vanhoru &co-75 $50 b
P.y.r 9sElot gas lpiPs Bostick synour-6 oil.
ssonS bbs eney n Wmte0l ebi; -four Ssrops ire
esks bacon l00 obs ban l2J sss o.ts
Hays, Tunss &co-lS bacon Iaumans ST. 70
WINE SS'tsI Re-. Can Pgsol oIs colt opsogs,s sRso BIDS
oran 6S sks oas rs bb Groebe 4co-s51 bbs io1T
bib 20 so legs s IS S a4 KO6ss, beer K%s6 5
ssptdIs tSO KS rye s D9nRGa eqlls e.s ba
SS sss SHs ~ eSseses.e Eu ordsl c
sb po,stoes Mcfarland Straight 6cp25 cheese Svet
Camson-55 eels potsoes Chas Fx3s bb hour aud rs
do iurubu, Ksrby &co--3 d. Besides Wineo &coHi DO
a. III s 90 % bbis mes Chenoweth casey 400
DO Wis &cO-23 DO Dug-4s rolls leather Fbos SehoPy
J1o c's sSs mdss Scoao SS' H seh.
psrs essnrs w.ss 5xg slsssw.re Soads7
lsy-s Dbl. De Dbl su55iss coSo Doiassde
Guhi8E mn Payne Huntington 3cO- S'B1 i.y %ns
cs6s ae1ss 'S x. A Sss Geo ps Ms@s
ess 1S s Budseeke &eo-s6 IBIS apple, 5yTns &co
I, 90 o shs bran tes ham; hhds bacon
scott-OO bbis nsur E slsybacS xcol nssa
q 5bls onions hogs 81 sheep order-6 b6ls vinegar
thews &eO-4 bbs eggs bus uchet-s do ? De sani
10y wagon hxinr 81 sewArtz-l bx hardware Reed Zee
Gehss6 potstoe- Dufv89 do Snnsr hs50S 81.
NauAuvh-ruhorlch
yICKsbURG-steamer Gen Quitman-9 bales cotton to
Hunt hacapley-l % Perssn-l do new A Levi a,
X Aoams-l DO Cobb DolhOnde &c0-.2o3 90 -four 81
phys NUT Juisn-Y co.. HoetEel "A do BoaTmsn- 81
% 10 oTatf-lO 90 Rend berR-79 Icon & Young
~ DO Uiqu1aTziS Byrne 6co-39 TramOn tsni.IO
Is Slsrs Bells X Walker-lOO bbls lime N Kicb
arit5Z 90 De Bond OF bbis ohio Dbl beans M Hor
rel 6e-b csks bacon Obj. D0lhOnde 6eO sks oars s
son 1onng-6Zy rosts do to ord.r-
uO Dds vinegar ChenOweth Casey &ce-l1 paDer sock
bags raRE-l bales hides Dbl cd be-swax A.
er-Ii bbls pststoes Alison tob aceo Tunl
bernbeck-5 bales stock bales 10 ar
oerO bbls potatoes Sers-465 cotton seed i Aldgs
sud Ar b. 6co-6O do Labasquere-fsd do : a F.r
chld-Total Is bs's ton
ShAkD ECOkk-stesmer st Nicho'as-2 bales cotton |
new l. hmAn Newges &co-l do bags wo | / bdl hdes 1
coops fowls Marks &l bdl skins Is hides Ola RIOS f
81 hides ind skins l. W-lmsey &cO-4 BsyvXo
IA DO Bersud Gbert-s 60 CO fowls bxs sss Ia
bAoueTe-3 de To- Is TerrebOnne-5 bbls peac Is
weather VI bales wool Alcus Sherck Autey-f DO n
sundr,es order
DONALDSoNyILLE--Steam FIicker-2 bales moss To
Ierieoonne-l bbs meal Pavy &cO-s sis nee Socoa
- coops fowls Blsssy-l do bxs eggs Dumestre-2 do
far nt-sundTies n order
POiNf-A- LA-hA Hunter-2l bills rice /
ooi bices a secoia-5 do Penaud Feoa-l bDs taoU L
hides sack horns Msrtnl5 SKIS onions Barreis-I SKIS
nee lot pumpkins ard tuRdres TO order
BAkAIAklA-Lugger Chipi-50 skis onions n Bsrrois
toes zarrois 'F
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oIs.sss, o,s.0., 70. e OAR s,.s.s

Ors-cusT Osy-oB, No = UAaY asEsrx A
Saturday Morning. August Is. 1883
Another warm day we passed yesterday. The
weather was clear and not cloud to obscure the
rays Of the sun. Business on the uoper Ievee was
livened little by the arrival Of the Cen Onitm an
from Vicksbnrg with a fair trio for the season
and the Mollie Able from St. Louis. with a fuII
cargo, part of which was l22 hhds. tobacco.
6USS bbls. four and large quantities of other pro.
duce. The present dry weather is beneftiug the
present growing crops, and If il should continue
Tor some two or three weeks longer, we nav look
for large cotton crop, and other Southern pro-
ducts. Such blessings will benefit our steamboat
interest as well as all other business In the coun.
Try, The long wet spell had begun to iniure the
cotton crop TO some extent but the signs now are
Tor good crop. On the lower landing the regu-
lar pack.ts sppeer TO be receiving some freight
sDo this being the principal day for the leaving of
steamers, we expect 20 have some activity on the
Ieyee amongst our steamboatmen.
The arrivals yesterday were: MOllie Able
from st Louis, Gen. Quitman from Vioksburg
bnnie Wsgley from Grand Ecore, Flicker from
Donaldsonvile, and the Wild Wagner from
NatcheZ.
The only departures yesterday we're the A. G..
Brown for the lower coast, Mite Stephens for
Bsyou sara, and the Hetty Gilmore for Is.
fOurcbe.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
The 81. Louis packet Mollie Able. Capt. DubIs.
raves tbs evening at o'clock, for St. Louis and
wsy landings.
The Gen. Quitmsn. Capt. Lssthers, leaves for
fieksburg at Pm.
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PENSACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY BY WV Krpv ~

ruoscrption-Tveve months 50; six months. as IN a
81 ~ tina, ong established ou nal becomes very desirabis
hs N We" Of the fact that Pensacola Ia es ,ting
nsa Is-IO~o communications with the kOrthrrst AMI
\, ~ - point Of interest 70 enterprisinR men
- oevetee 70 the development Of the material ~.
s.s-s o. the state Of Florida and IN ia loea ~.
ent osvotes special attention the imens. IanSs
sno timber trade growing up IN vicinity a. sso "a ohS
items winch 10 the careful rrader vii nSca1
development OF the edvantas-
a. port Advertisements solicited "s0' VI sneA0''A
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RIGAUD a CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

PsronEed BY the Empress the French and ext.,svsv
Ority. ~ NSN0-S0 "uN DNPeil-
EGAuD CO.'S YLANGYLAEG and MANILA
bObQt IT, the now scent RRaud A Co are the ynfv IN,
Por'ss IN uIoPe Of the frsg ant extract Of from
RIGAUb a co IS TOLUTISF. delicious Tous. W.,s,
Kster 9'-' VI N40iit.
RlGAuD a cos MIRANDA SOAP, exouIsitslv ns,
tuned and Keeping its fragrance 70 She last ~
RIsAUD co - MIRANDA POMAfUN fo- ,ra.orv
ing and beaut y ing the hair. - $500
RlGAlD Co - DENTORrNE a nost a1,..aht.
e1r or preserving the teeth and the breath
RiGAUD co.'s TOOTH.ChB M a rsmsrEabla o-a
psIation procuring brilliant whiteness the teeth
RlGAUD co.'s ROSE POWDER superior 10 viois.
and ail other Starch and Rice Poyycsrs - ''"'
THh IifiLh MONITOR; GUIDE To THE TOILET
With photographic Illustrations on rsceips of on
stomp. " "ue
Wholesale R'gaud 4 Co., IS rue de Rlehelisn put.
Agent p Newberry Sons IS St Paus Chnrch Yard Lon
Depot General in New Orleans at
?. DUCoSGps,
81 hat
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r. o. FALHEk q 90.
On o. PALMER JosBPH WILD, zh oox,
Importer, and wsolssas and Retail Dealers :.
Carpets. Mats. OIL Cloths, Ete.. "a.
Easa % .nt oAap rssss. New orssnA IA
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP.

Leaves on SATURDAY. August 29d, at sAu
EOk BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
TON-The lowpressurs side-~beel iron steamship
Il. @. Harris,
W. X. TALBOT, Commander
VIII leave a. above nom her wharf ST. Joseph street
carrying the United States mails If the steamer il upab.
to cross the Brazos bar goods to be delivered AZ bip
corsgnees to their ghterage For freight or mas
sage spplyt to
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 CO. AR,nta
80 and So Camp street
Freight sd at ohehaf the adopted BY the B,ard
Of Underwriters. July l. 1893
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS
FOX FLORIDA Ports
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
EOK PFHsACOLA, WARRIy0rON Ann
~ MlLION, APALACHlOOLA. 81. MARKS CEDaR
KEYS, TAMPA AND KEY VEST NHNAA
fnrouSh bills Of adins % Columbus Ca and BAnSridss
ga and al regular landings Chatahoochee River ~
70 rernanunA ind Jacksonville cheaper than anv othsy
rouie Freight 20 New fok via Cedar Keys Forida ri ~,
road ana steamships connecting At Fsrns1dna ~ 49,,
rates and with dispatch - iS"'''
This line . composed Of the following steamships "a s.n
on the 9th and 10Th of Every Month:
Alliance, s. l. CLAPP, Commands
Lavaca, L. II. LIVINGSTON Commando,
Leaves on THURSDAY, August 10Th ASA
Inc steamship Alliance,
CLAPP, Commander
WI Leave hs wharf, foot OF Csope street A Anew.
taxing freight and passengers for the above named pSr
For freight or passage. apply TO
r. ". PERKINS, Agent
70 CsrOndelet street
& p. enppers viii please procurs orders from ARent.
or1ce before ding frsiRht 20 the steamer Ne'"'e
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FAST FREIGHT LINE
FREIGHT TAKEN AS PER NEW TARIFF
NBW DAILY ARRANGEMENT.
FROM NEW ORLEANS, VIA MORGAN Lr1
Us Mall steamers to Mobile and thence BY raff !,
MONTGOMERY, COLUMBUS, WEST POINT. MAOor
400 ATLANTA, GA, Cheaper than any other route
esn' WI be received here daily IlK a. for thi.
days boat al POI tcharrain Railroad Depot ana soryar
a. above, 1t loV than BY any other route B
lAding signed throt Oh, t. " n daily at the oca
OHAS. A. WHITNEY 20 AssaLA
50 and 50 Camp stresa
An n-st 10 be consgned agent Of Mobile and Orr,
Northern Railroad Mobile
The steamer will leave Saturday arrival oftbs
P. ~ trsin, insteao Of As heretofore Ht2rM
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GiLVFSTON-S eamshp arian-7OO bbis hour 81 bbI.
Ky ~ obs pork 30 Dbl moasses IS hds sugar l
loV sAs oats ~ csks bacon 2OJ and sundres
OIL LOOl6-stSamer shark-llO Crates eauhsnvana
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OUACHITA RIvEIx.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at BPr
FOX fkEhTON, MONROE COLUMBIA. HAK
rsOnburg. Trinity and all intermediate lnpd,ps r..
hns, fast passenger packst
CieOna,
L. d. PATTERSON, Master; j. W. WALDEN Clerk.
WI leave positively above For freight or pas..g.
apply on board, 10 WIHBURN LORD AS,n,.
50 0ravisr street
r. She CeOns viii take freight paassngers a Ian
as any other boat in the trade taking freight tor B.xo
macon and 1'rSA AAd DArbOnne with privileges Of re-
shipping
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Receipts By Railroads.

Receipts By Railroads
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON A GREAT NoRruEpx
II Sg ieet lumbsr A McConne-5OO0 Wetver-slHD a.
Isyor-i car timber Cube nator-l shop XII
ey-Zzo oois lime j. mison-200O brick Webber-Il biz,
UT SchSartz-6 do K Tramontani-l25 do j " ,,rss
IS J BoaTnAn - - - Nisso'iS-
kEw ORLEANS oPEJOUsIs a GREAT WESTERN
~ hides u sk. onions and sundIies order
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Blade, Woods s 0e
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Marinf 9nteQiarntt.

CRKsoKsr OrrIoE No "a OAEr STREET, 4
Saturday. August u.s. 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan evils, for Galveston G Whitney Acc
Steamer bark and bsrges, Coll. st Louis sster
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.

GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
CHOoKs On AARIsTANY,
wHoLEsALz DEALxRs ne
LIQUORS. SPIRITS, WINES, CIGARS Ero. Eru.
No. Tshcap,soulss street, and the star Warehouse
hO're Dame street. corner Comm rec
Always hand large stock Of Bourbon Monon..h.,.
Hyo ssd kectihed Wishes which offer the trsde on
hoerA terms AND at the lowest market rates
GOoDEICH 81 KAILEY.
ono, G. GOODRICH. late Of Goodrich o.;
OHAS- X RAlLEf. late Of deo. @ Garner 4 Oo)
Wholesale Grocer. and Dealers
WESTERN PRODUCE WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO
Etc, at the Old Stand OF Geo. q Garner Co
Nos. g Common and a Canal street
I0HN Anderson - co.
JOHN ANDERSON, late Of Shropshire Anderson Ca,
=. CkIPPENJ
Wholesale GrOeers and Communication Msr-
chants,
90 PoYDRAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
n @. HITCHCOCK.
MERCHANDISE BROKER AND AGENT
Tenants Celebrated Scotch Ala
No. SO GRAvIER STREET,
oRLEAsA
Louisiana and Western Rectidsd WHISTLES and Fin.
Old Bourbon and Rye always hani lots TO suit DIR
ehssers
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RtDRr :snteHiaents.

EsCommercla. article In Supplement.
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t0FFICIALl
COMMON COUNCIL.
REEULAR SESSION.

BOARD OF AID ERMEN.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Logger Chipi YelOn, from Bsraaria to msster-2d dis
trici 10
Logger Liberty, from Bsratsris to msssr-2d district Is
STEAMBOATs.
Molie Able, Kimble, from st Louis
Gen Qui'mAn. LeatheTs. VI ksburg
Annie Wagley DJw.y, from Grand Ec1re
Flicker. Aucoin from DonA .dsOnviila
Hunter, Jeanr -au. from Pointe- -Hache
Below Coming Up.
Ship Pacific, Foss IL Gays from New York Oresvy Nick
6co ~
schr Indian, PendersOn from Mnsttan In ballast tOEW
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THKoUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 9Th and 9th or
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those daes fan
sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
Fer further information address
d n DARLINGTON, Agent
Pie &c North River New YORK.
W. II. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA Vice Presid.nt
ones Exchanre Place New York
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VICRsHURa.

VICRsHURR.
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY
| VICEsHuKo. NArCHEz AMI NV ootD
Il LEX fbs ssss u Mall Packet in place Of he
Gov. Allen.
mo ". OAKFoE, a.-....
VI 49, a. snoye for Vcksburz Matches GRAND ar,
pey o. Joseph Waterproof For Adarng Ravon So 49,
The Gov Silsp and al nsesaedi@ts landings
II At Vcssburg for ali landings on Y.Io ,
Apply on boa,S having unsurpassed odsisos
sh,,,.. sIssoTT ADAMS. Is Commercial Pl...
onlbpers VII pay freisht 70 all plantation lsnd,11s
Leaves EykRF SATURDAY 49,,
L ssl%.aIs,. Isssiss UETS. EkToHiz. AND ALL IN
making s Co., e msstsr sam Ayes, clerk leave as sSev.
~. sIEsoTI4 ADAMS. as Oonueru,.l P,...
me ss.ner Gen. ouitmsn connects a. Tesss5 81.
Ssers snd steamers Julia RabIcoa fo M I
a hENAIssAEOk LOUIsIAsAIaE.
Ne" ohLhANs. FRENCH WEEKLY OF n PAaEu.
Devoted 80 Southern Inter.ssa
fssvsD Years Of Existsneal
moss senmandnbl. publcstion Tor families and o,un..
NO pIeetoe me eiegsnt French language rS-t-
me country the New Orleans American pres. ~.
~ ~ tne Sgricu tnrzl md commercial affair al
zen and scientific productions Of the dSy ana -
5000. a. IN 1sea sets instructive gsgas hausris..e
-'''' "he =" tnss composes FIRST oil paper
SUBSCRIPTION: 90 PER AFNUs
ths "a pages Of LA HESAIsaAROK ar. .1,,.. - =.
e9ntnns and the advertise menus Az. AZ coss..nae %
On. s e.. .sS y sssh ssgs hs.
ySo k1ning done IN all languages e Cent srs~t Co.,,
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TOWBOATS
EEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
'tHE UhDERstohED, Wishing TO ESTAB
hsh an equitable and uniform Tovnge and 10 sfa,
srestsr facilities u the shipping eung and leaving Oils
port, have combined the following Towboata:
ECLIPSE LINE
SvTisssriand. Lsvisthan, Gladiator and
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Berry Wright and Sentinel.
YLIEE.
Achilles, Thos- a. Morgan, Equator w
bash. kormaa, Republic, Teeumssh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
The number power Of the above a..oc,a.d I1r. =,
r0wboats detention vii oocur sItx
The bar OF In this port :"
PETER MARCY Eclipse Lin.
bOHNEIDER ZUBERBER
- harry Wright LIN.
- EDWARD A YORKE Co. p I'm.
AAsoeissso Omoe, y Cerondelet street.. up stairs,
J. O. NOR, ROSS.
CHAA FITxENRfTER
Lsves Aeentz
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Eok kOBLE-
CHANGE OF HOUR
FREIGHT TAKEN AT TWENTY-FIVE PER sr,-
BELOW CARD RATES "

AoRoAE LINE DAILY o. = HAn sTkAHKxs-
Maintained oy TIE following Low Pressure Iron st...
..TH0S. CAROL. Ooum....
Franecs..............0EO. J. BLAKEsLER ..
bouiss...-.........-JAs HOPKINS
One OF which VII cave daily ths o. N. ., .
ira except on Saturday hey arrival Of tia
uAh' Fontcnanrain haiiroaa, cazTylns Toe q. Aaaa
oHAs. A. WHITNEY co. Assn,s
50 ano 50 Damp strsrs
Freight signed through 10 Montgomery Colurahu. ~.
per New Tariff
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1868 - - "'-'
NOIICE.-1hese steamers touch on their wav IA A.,
nom Mobile, Al Bay ct Louis Pass Christian aud Ma
spp, " weather ana tide permitting; esvias d..
On the arrival ~ The trsr except Saturd AZ -
oaly - = =
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II. HTERLIN0.
Sec,V Board Of DIRECTOR.
On motion OF Mr.. McLain, the reports
were received,
The chair announced that the next
business in order would be the election
OF I'VE directors for the current year.
On motion, Messrs. Robert Pratt and
hooert McLain were appointed judges
20 Huperinteud the election, and Messfs.
Sterling and Robb clerks.
NomtnnttOns were called for, and
Messrs. Capt. John Mcclure, Jf., MI
chasl Reilly. O. w. BrOckunIer, Nlcho.
las schulz Robert CranRle. s. h. Wood.
ward, John HRndlan, Robert Pratt, A.
:. sweeney, Joseph A. MetcaIE, A.
Wilson, Alexander TeagArClen, John
l.. Hobba and Joseph Bell, were nut in
domination. Before a ballot was had.
Mesars. Capt. Mcclure, Rob't CTancIe'
q. w. Brockunier, Nicholas Schulz. a.
II. woodward aud Michael Reilly Re-.
specttully declined the nominations
rendered them
All the stockholders present came
forward and deposited their balIniS.
when on examination it was founj
that n majority OF the stock voted
nau been EAST for MesRrA A. J.
Sweeney, John Handlan, j. L. Hobbs.
!. A. Metcalf and A. Wilson, who were
declared directors for the present. wear.
Mr.. q. w. BrOckunier offered a reso.
luton authorizing the Board or Direct
orS TO lease the Island branch. n e
could be done GU satisfactory terms.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
1.-THE new Board will meet in a Clnv or
TWO for the purpose of choosing n
PRESIDENT and Secretary.
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RIVER NRws.-ThO river last evening
was seven feet by the mark, and no.
ceding slowly. The James Rees ar.
rived and departed at the usual hour.
The steamer Eenton arrived from Gin.
cinnati yesterday at noon, and after dis
charging small lot offreiEht, departed
for Pittsburg. Thomas IL. Mong re,
Oeived n dispatch yesterday from Capt.
Sheldon, ofthe steamer Leonidas, that
he would be here Thursday morning.
and depart for New Orleans during the
day. James ii. Holmes received 4 let
ter from Capt. William Dean, OF the
steamer Camelia, saying that he ex-
Pected TO be here Friday or Saturday
morning, ana would receive freight for
Nashville and intermediate points,
The Camelia VIII 90 through to Nash
Vile without fail5 The river Is falling
at Pittsburg with four feet seven inches
in the channel. II is not known what
boats will leave here to-day,
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ATTENTION is directed to the adVer-
tisement Of Mr.. 1. Irwin, real estate
agent, who offers a small farm for sale
near Bridgeport. It is represented to
Us as being one of the incest establish
ments in that region, having been
fitted up by one of a class proVerbiaI
for neatness and comfort in everything
they do in that direction. We believe
the present instance Is one not often
met with for making an investment.
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TIME out of mind the custom of
presenting some token of love or re-
has prevailed, and no doubt will con-
tinue to do SO until the end of time. No
more appropriate gift could be made to
your lady friends than a pair of those
Bohemian Glass Vases, or one OF those
elegant Toilet Sets, to be had at E
BOOKINGS, No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
Call and examine his stock before ma
king your purchases.
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WILLIAM a. K1No, oreanist of the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, New
York, says:
GENrLEMRN: have examined aud
usual satisfaction. i think the smooth
orEan-like tone Ofthe reeds vastly sn-
perlor to anything of the kind have
ever played upon. congratulate you
also on the delicacy and extreme quick
ness OF the touch, as we'll as the other
improvements. The TremOlo Sf. your
invention lie, in my opinion, the crown.
ing perfection of that mechanical stop.
and gave me complete satisfaction the
eneet IL fascinating; could play ON
ina! !nat one stop for hours without weary
ing"
Mr., Sheib is sole agent for the Estey
organ, for West Virginia and Eastern
Ohio, Send for circulars.
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THERE was a disturbance at the Sec
ond Ward Market House. yesterday,
between a negro and white man, but
nothing serious occurred. A large
crowd gathered, and the rumor being
circulated that the police was coming,
the disputants disappeared almost In
the "twinkling OF an eye"
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ELEcI1oN.-At regular meeting OF
Peerless Lodge No. 4S, 1. o. G. r.. at
the Good Templars Hall, las; Saturday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter: Rev.
+. Ball, w. c. T.; Miss Emma Hobson,
w. V. T.; William Meek, w. r. s.:
John w. Barton, w. F. s.; Miss Anna
L. Ball, w. f.; Thomas ]. Young, w.
Nj Miss $. TruxalI. J, G.; william d.
SHwtell, o. a.
This Lodge is to give a supper aud
entertainment At Good TemplSr's Hall
ON Saturday evening, Fe6rnarv isI
also q public installation Of Officers.
The In Belle Brass Band has Kindly
volunteered to furnish musI, for me
occasion. The supper table viii N
furnished with the delicacies of the
eeason, Including tea, coffee, oysters
and mush and milk. We predict 4
good time and plenty OF enIoyment &c
those attending.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30

II Is really amusing to see the nu-
merous HsPirants for subordinate posi-.
lions under our municipal government,
such MS Collector OF Water Rents, Mar
kot House Curator, etc, armed with q
long petition, headed with panegyrIo
OF their many merits for the respective
positions, rushing from store to store,
soliciting names from everybody they
meet, and casting looks Of inveterate
hAtred at each other as they meet In
their rapid perigrinatious around the
city A friend OF ours, keeping store
on Maln street, says that yesterday
l9eIe We're hvS petitions for the office
OF Slty Clerk, four Tor Collector of
Water Rents, and ten for Market
House Curator, and it wasn't a very
good day for petitions either, He said
the shortest and quickest way TO get
rid OF them was to sign all petIt,Sns
presented, IL saved great deal of ,SiIs
and made less enemies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30

PEHsoNAL.-We owe our genial
friend N. N. Hoffman, Esqr., editor of
the MorgantowR Post, an apology for
not noticing his arrival in the city and
call on us. at an earlier day. Mr.. HofT-
man is delegate to the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars which holds its an
nual meeting In their hall on Main
street next week. Like everything
else that he undertakes. Nelson is en-
gagged heart and soul In the good work
of The organization, and does not let an
opportunity to deal blow against old
King Alcohol pass unimproVed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30

Observation-Disclosures. w. R.
White, State Superintendent of Free
Schools, will please accept our thanks
for copy OF his annual report.
Hon. j. II. McWhorter, Auditor, has
also furnished us copy of his report
for the last fiscal year, for which we
acknowledge our Indebtedness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30

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