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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-17
ORGANIC wEAKNEss.

Member OF the Royal OolIegeof Sugeons
London, Graduate OF one OF The most emil
nent Colleges IN the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent IN
the hospitals of London Paris HhiladeIp hla
and elsewhere, has effected some Tthe most
many troubled with ringing In the head anu
ears when asleep, great snervQusneHSi being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashIulness, viii
frequent blRshing, attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind were cured imme.
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MARRIaaR

reflect that n sound mind and body are M
most neeessaty requl slles 20 promote conpu-,
journey through life becomes a weary lDiI-
rtmaseS the prospect hourly darkens 20 the
view, the mind becomes shadoWed with de-
Bpair and nlIed with the melancholy refiec
uon that the hAppIpess Of another become
bliphtefi with our Own
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-17

especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit W hich annually sweeps 10 an untimeiy
grave thousands OF HounR Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect who
might otherwise have entranced LISTENING,
Senators with the thnnders OF eloQuence o.
walked 70 ecstaey the living Tyre may cali
with full confidence.
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING

We have made: special provI-
sion for steamboat Printing, and
hav e some fonts OF BEAUTIFUL
TYPE FOR COLORED BILLS, Us
well as some of the FINEST
COLORED INKS to be had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-17

RIVER NKws.-At dark last evening
the water was still subsidIng /, with nine
feet in the channel. The,weather yes
terdaY was mild. but cloudy and SIN okR.
The InEomar passed up for Pitts
burEh yesterday morning. The Rsbec.
CO departed for Parkersburs at IL A. NJ.
The Major Anderson came into port
from Cincinnati at O'Clock N. The
James Rees and Forest Gitylert during
the afternoon. The Bayara LETT for
Parkersburg lateiast night. Capt. Fay-
lor's new. boat. The '.Salado.', Ia still
at the wharf 49,
ro.dayis Packets: Grey Eagle, for
Pittsburgh at a: NJ: Express, for Par.
kerseurg at IL A. ~; Major Anderson.
for Cincinnati atSlF. IsT.s Cant. sInhls'
man knowAl how To- provide for the
pleasure andcOnlost ofhis pessens ~ !.
1ngomar, for PArkersbore m q !. - ,
Julia No. :, for zlnesvnle ne 10 o. ,o, :.
Messenger. for 81. Louis direc. ~ H s-''
The Golden Eagle is due here to.a.r
from cincinnatis EEG ses1g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-17

nR.JoHNsoN has discovered the most
lICertain, Speedy, and only EfIectuai
Remedy In theSWoTld for Weakness OF fhe
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DIschar-
pes ImpOtency, General Debility, Neryous-
ness DyBpepdia, Languor, Low Spirits Con.
fI1slOn az Ideas, 5PalpltRtion OF -fhe Henri
T1midity, Trembling. Dtmnes or Sight, or
CIiddiness, Disease OF the Head, Throat, NOS,
or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs
srfsiuR nom solitary Habits OF Youtl-secrri
and solitary practices more fatal to their vic
tins this n the song orSyrens 70 the Mariner
hopes or anLiclpAtions, rendering marriage
&c. fnlpOssiblel
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Architect, Luther NJ. Simon, Harris
hurgh Pa. Contractor for stone ioorE.
Andrew Long.
Officers of Sunday School, Geo. w,
steiner Snpt., w. ii. Bassstt Sec., Geo.
4. Zimmer Treasurer.
Librarians, Csc. Flicker, w, ID. Hal
Ter, John Cone, Jno.i Miller, Jno. w.
Barton, Gibson Lamb.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. 3, Comply

iz WEST.
Leaves Washington
daily at..,.4:S0 p m
Baitimore......5.a Is
Winchester .-3:20 IS
Arrives at .ar
HRrper's F,y..8:31 "a
CumberIand.l2 ga m
9rafton-......--. SIS ~ :
Wheeling-.... 800 "a
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I Leaves Washingtons=
daily at. s:lo a m
Baltimore. SIS /"
Arrives- - r
Harper's F,y1:22 pm
Cumberland..-6sL2 "a I
GrAft0n......-,u;23 q
ParkerHbuTR ESQ q m
Rheeling.--..- 4.2S "a
lsEHcept Sundays. ~ e
rzll FN4.a
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MIL do J ChaIe Bro-sundries to order-To-
tai 4S6 beles cotton faf..
CAMDEN-steamer Dors-25 bales cotton to
Campbell 4 Strong-il do John Phelps &co-s do
Fellowes, Ferguson & Hervey-7 Randall &co-I
Spyker sandidge-l McGregor Bros-2 Kern
Shearer-l Richardson q May Horrell &co
l TIA J N Allen &co-2 Mayo, Hodge &co-t
Voisin Drouet-3 John Nixon &co-3 "a McCon
4 w Frierson &co-l00 SKIS cotton seed G Fair
child -sundries 10 order-Total s. bales cotton
JEFFERS0N-Steamer Frolic-55 bales cotton
John Phelps &co--37 do Perkins, Swenson &co-
Is Jos Hoy-37 II Ware 4 Sons q Eidridge
10 Winston, Morrison &co-9 Richardson May
8 Warren. Crawford &co-5 Ober, Atwater AGO
"a hides Fox-7s head cattle McQuoid q Mehie
AZ do lnbsu, Aycock &co-sundries to order-ro-
tai 1856 bales cotton
JEFFERSON-Steamer Irene--63 bales cotton
Winston, Morrison &co-34 do Clapp Bros &co-
"a Payne. Huntington &co-ll do ] SCopes-67
bides McQuoid 4 Mehle-sundries to order-Total
l35 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer Brown-13 bbls
nee Dupre-40 do Jos Dayid-26 A S0cola-l50
bbls molasses Johnson-75 half-bbls do Chad-
raix q Agar-sundries 10 order
UPPER COAST-Lugger Gabriel Afme--20
bids sugar bbls molasses to order
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rVHEEAPEUTrC VALUE OF GRINAULT
4 co e Chemists IN Psris

4 co. Z Chemists In Parsl
Ferruginous syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem hitherto declared dnsOlvabe All
savanna, T. a the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARI
VAULT 4 CO, Chemists TO II. L II. Prince Napoleon, 81
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptoDs merit ard
toe most highly esmpeent persons In recognizing
great medical vslue
The following important document has been received ron
Germany country recognized TO the srs chemists
tbs world IL 10 from Professor Ketzns Chemical Anayzef
70 the Law Cous who testihes in the following the
slue q the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette OF Vienna Get
Nr GRIMAULT has succeeded IN the happest manner n
combining relative qualities Of different Of his
AND EXCEl.LENT MEDICINES; the . ~ the Iron
thus disguised In addition to its agreeable FAVOR Is mucf
rapidly absorbed than other ferugnous medicine
NJ. GR1MAULT'S FERRUGINOUs SYRUP is therefore one
OF the best pharmaceutical preparatonsa truly scendcs
rrugnou nedcre which solved therapeutic problem
long sought ser Of giving iron and bark in simple md
agreeable FORM free nom defect and satisfactory 70 AZ parak
Signedl VINCENT KLETZINSkI
Ohsroal Analyssr TO the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
/ 4 r. DU WIEDEN
Professors 81 Chemistryi
Let IN what terms the French Ambassador II
replies 0rimault Co.
estimation In which Mr. Kletainskt is held:
"FREscn ENsAssr AT VIENNA
Vienna, August 3, 1868 !
"0rEfLEusIn reply TO The you addressed hl
Exeeency the Ambassador have the honor inform
that Professor Kletznsk Of high standing at Vienna
ha be personally mueh thsught Of and for Of the
hsst chemists In Germany
General Depot In Paris, 6RIhAULT CO.'S.
In New orIesns DUCoEGE. DELoCHE GUILLOTs
And 1t good ChemstA
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COxEEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR sPRINGs

This wtII-known WATERING PLACE, situated IN Bots-
tourt county, Virginia the line OF and in full
Virginia and Tennessee Rsroad win be again opened for the
reception Of visitors the lst OF June
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Richmond and
feterourg VII arrive the evening the Spring. those
coming from the South and West reach The springs
ten hours from Bristol
Visitor desiring stop BY informing the conductor when
they strike the Virginia and Tennessee Ralroad Of the
vii be anded 81 the platform immediately opposite to ths
The undersigned formerly Of Richmond takes pleasure
Informing bis friends snd the public generally that be haz
removed 20 tins place with the intention Of making IL his
manent residence and win nsther trouble
render pleasant and agreeable 20 his xues There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
the medicinal qualities Of which generally avoraby
known that Il deemed
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC viii be In attendance durns
the
1c.fe PEI
Board. per week % %
WIN. y. FRY. Proprietor
Postofhce, B0nsAcks
Roanoke county, Va
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Receipts By Railroads.

N. o., ]. q G. N. R. R.--March 1919 bales
cotton Lacey, Terry &co-4 do r Pritchard-s do
Warren, Crawford &co--9 Speake q Buckner-7
Payne. Huntington &co-7 Alcus, Scherck & Au-
tey--l0 Stewart, Galbreath & Fizer-l6 Jos Hoy
w Robson-f000 feet lumber w Thompson
&co-4e bales moss NJ Dibol-l car load wood G
GTeen-sundTies to order-Total III bales cotton
n. o., o. Il G. W. Z. R.-March 1913 bales
cotton Beraud q Gibert-14 do bbls molasses to
LATTE & Duflho-4 do TO P Maspero &co-4 do
hhds sugar r Hsre-s do I c Payan-5 bales cot
ton SKIS seed cotton A B Charpantier-ll9 b5ls
rice Lapene q Ferre 5000 shingles r Haight-
suDdries to order-Total % bales cotton 8 SKIS seed
cotton IL hhds sugar IL bbls molssses
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Steamer Alice V. Keyt, for ST Louis. Master
Br ship Indian Merchant, Mills, for Bremen,
Creevy, Nickerson AGO
Sp bark Francisco. Julia, for Barcelona, P Gelpi
G W Hynson &co
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Below Coming Up.

Ship Riverside, Randall, q days from Bath, Ne,
to Lowell & Bailey-Cargo, 95l tons ice to
G Ice Co
Br schr Salvador, Hanson. days from Havana,
TO GoldenboW 4 Kelley-Cargo 500 bxs Of
sugar 80 hhds molasses A Thomson eco
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

PREMIERSHIP Indian Merchant-239s bales of
cotton
BARCELONA-Bark Francisco-559 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves
BOSTON-Schr NJ Adams-l2.42l bushels of
corn
ST LOUIe-Steamer Alice V-l60O bxs sugar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

CHAs r. NASH sells. II O'Clock A. a., at the Garner
ST. hares AID Pcrdds furniture, also,
10 ~ the levee foot Of Customhcuse street. dam
aged cargo Of steamer Iron City.
MONTGOMERY BROS co. sell at II A n. 1t r.
Liners stshlos Grzvier street, horses, mules, etc.
"a Fee advertisements second page.
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OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PAoKE,

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves svery WEDNESDAY,, 1t ST.
EOk OfELOU0Ao, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre, and all LANDINGS the Coast AtchafAlsya River
and Bsysa Coart.ssaa-Ths good and safe steamer
Annie Wagleys Gus Z. Lcuaiisr, msstsr. n Ksnison
clerk viii leave above WI leave Warrington ever
suns.y at 10 O'Clock A L. For ftsght or passage apply
BLOCH BROS. Isl Couno. street, N. o.
or o. HINCELEY SON. Wsshnxton. La
p. B-The steamer Annis Waxisy connects ct g4,hiud
With steamer Bull Frog and barges for all lan<inn
Beeuf and win sign through bills Of lsding.
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Marins 9nieuiasnfs.
Master

CRESCENT OFyIcE, No. "a CAxr STREET.,
Friday, March %. 1865.
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Arrived Yesterday,

Ship ALASKA. Small, Is days from Boston, to Gre
Wy, Nickers0n &co-4th district AZ
Sebr Gabriel Anne, Yaroni, from 81 James Par
ish, to MASTERED district 20
STEAMBOATS,.
Alice Dean, Maratta, from Cincinnati.
John Kilgour, Benson, from Louisville.
Iberville. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
A q Brown. Bsssett. from Lower Coast.
T d Hine, FISHER, from Minden.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse. from Lockport.
Irene, Underwood. from Jefferson.
Dora, Leavenworth, from Camden.
Frolic, Alban. from Jefferson.
Lotus No 2, Dannals, from Jefferson.
st Nicholas, Dowty, from Campte.
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AGRICULTURAL.

This substitute for Cotton has been demonstrated to be
peculiarly adapted climate grow only in our
aluvsl soil, but also the upands Of Mississippi That
Is subject to be destroyed by the caterpillar enc
mics Of Cotton that four be and
the Market and each crop Of pounds the than
ordinary yield Of cotton that Its fibre stronger and
than fax cotton and that It Is worth than
Europe than the best Sea Island Cotton; that requires
little labor and when planted viii and propagate
itself without further labor for great many fact
almost indefinitely. The subscriber has plants exhibition
the result Of his personal labor and roots FRESH FROM
THE GROUND. which sure 70 live II properly planted
For sale ct LIZ Carondset street.
T. JAMES KNAPP.
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A II. sEELYEs COTTON GINnERH
n and COTTON PIOKERY, esrner St Thomas and f<
James streets IN TIE Immediate vicinity Of the foowiss
Pressrs Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Preof Alabama
pers', Planters. Tyler Factors Commercial Pelican.
leans Merchants Vcksbug and Penn. Having
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each, the latest m
proved be prepared haul gin and pick Cotton ton snt
Ben a Pncs Current once l7s srsvier street
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RECEIPT. Of Produce.

BosToN-ship Alaska-Ice to @ C Ice Co
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i
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a ELDER

GREEN q ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
q Commercial Plaza
To Owners OF Real Estatei
We demand for Dwelling and Vacant
City Property also for Country Place around hs city and
the railroads. and rivers Persons wishing sell invited
TO place their property in eur hands make charge
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Ears, 10 and non kks Lake, sams dag, Is ceAta.
Passengers for 0enty mrs notify the oonduo<T prisrto
tsrsrure Of train Fare 10 GENTLY Station 10 cents
GRO. PAFDBLY esns-.l SUPERINTENDENT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
yuR BALrmon. AND HAVANA
I'M HEW ORIRAB, BALTU0RB AND HAVANA
EBaULAB SEMIuON1HLY LINE or D1BAHeHIrA
LLIkRzr H. ..Thea A Dei.. 0onnsn1a
OgBA.......-...llss tsns-. -DakshAr. Commands.
CARRYING UNITED STATES xAu&
FIRST CABIN:
xHsssh Eskss y Nsw Ysk go
Ton BALrIMoBn AVE HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-ns spls.did 1T ssssnshiS
Liberty
THos. A BAN. oesnsnx~.
WIN lssvs - assva sa TUESDAY. March slss q
O'Clock r u
For freight or psssaes having unsurpassed ssoennods-
sens. apply V wIrHKzsPoox. HALsEY CO.. Agents,
- Csrondsst strssk
n R-Hs sns Of lAdns but shos. Of the Company x.n
.nss Ne freight In Havana taken sdsl . s'sissk
The CUBA. Capt Dulshars. will follow March 10th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE U. S. NAIL STEAMERS.
EoR GALVESTON AND INDIASoLA-THE
T. FLOWING iron steamships form this Line:
w Hewe..I. O. Hsrsis... .Aussi..
=. 49, s.ss Ne, Lao,
CiIntos .......Tartsr Msssgords,
Steamship Clinton.
W. Il. TALBOT. Commander.
VIII sail on SATURDAY. March n. at SAN.
For freight or passage apply
oHAs A. WHITNEY co., Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street.
N.B-An freight and passage payable in U. currency.
Fowhisky received without order from the Office.
INSIDE BERwIcUs BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS, oPEL0UsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
On szTtRpxTs' SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS and raSss
Depot arriving .sd c sy.'E e ss
the Morgan Lac Steamships At BrsshsAr for Galveston.
Matagorda. .................cAPTAIsJ J. ATKINSON,
SATURDAYS AND TuEsDAYs
Morgan.............-....... J. N. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
Tickets 70 be state rooms secured unt o'clock p
ousas Railroad Company. No sg Canal street,
q. W. R BAYLEY. Superintendent
BOSTON.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srgAs
SHIP COMPANY.
sna Uss Comprise the Fine Ocean sss.zsAiss
ooEOoRDIA.. .zooo tons. Leland. Commands.
KErsINGroN... .l2oo :. Hedges. ..
IT LoUIS........l20 =. Clansssa. ..
CLEOPATRA ....l20e =. Rch, ..
cRIENEAL....... 900 Snow, ..
Forming Regular weekly Lfns.
FOE BosroK---rHE STEAMSHIP
Oriental.
y. SNOW Commands.
These sner superior aocopnoexons pazssa
GERS and ssht and insure rates every
sy WIN - sxtsassd 20 shipper Fer freight psss.ss
applyte okEKvY. MCPHERSON . co..
No. IS oarondslst street.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HONDURAS.
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
NENr.
To sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday, Dee. %, ats O'Clock r.n
FOB BELIzE. BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
J. T. woRRILL Commands.
For freight or passage. apply to
BROOKS. MACDONALD 90, Agents.
50 Csrondclst street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the stsarue Epteruri..
for Santo Tomss Oncs or Ysabei.
CALIFORNIA.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
yoR INV xoRx
xzRcHAxrS STEAMSHIP LIMA
couprssise ths nrssdass Steamship
S5EsHaL 9RHFr Ss.ssl, 1 Hs@s.
oiff snri. W = P.ndIstoa
sskERzf SE1 csSssin s:%p:ss.
sair,s non xsv York ed New Orleans EVERY
SATURDAY.
~ United states.
GEO L. NORTON. comma.ssr.
wn leave hsr wharf f.ss q St. Loss street, on sAruE
DAY. March 2iss, HsorA
Thsss Steamers have Superior accommodations Tor pas
CABIN .................-..-....-...sn
WOOD. Low LUpwIesEy.
Mo- 100 Common street.
The steamship CKr SCENT CITY will follow, leaving As
above on sArUs DAY. asth inst
FOE NEW YosK DIRECT.
TIE sBoHwELL LINZ
IN Ehs composed sfNs following as..shipss
eco. CroaweIl. Geo. Warrington.
MarIposs. Csrtess
wmIssvs wharf, Tea Il rsslssss street. SATURDAY.
March 2lst ssSr.
Freight for LlvEkrooL. HAvKE sad BREMEN taken
BY ssis ns sas tArsuxA bills Of lsaias given for
Fer fr~ixbt or passsge sppay 70
ALFxEs xoULroK.
Il carendsiet stress
PHILADELPHI
sos PHILADELPHIA Via HAVANA
TIE PHnApELPAIA AND SOUTHERN nAn
STEAMSHIP ooxPASrs
Regular ssni-xs.shly Lane Of sssanships
Ssaiats, l7ls r. p noxIk
star Of the Unisa. lzsS Capt T. n. oooKskx
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 18th, atsRM
C0R rHIE.ABELPuIA VIA HAVANA.
Ths hycrts steamship
Captain 3. y. HoxIE.
ssvs her wharf, at star Line Wharf, opposite jackson
Square, ss asova
Cabin Passage 70 HSvans. currency.
Sbroush Tickets 20 New YerE, Baltimore and Besson-
For freight passage. having splendid seeommoda
ORBEyY. NICKEKsoN CO..
s. csropde'st street.
BRAZIL.
BRAZILIAN EMIGRATION AND STEAMSHIP
AGENCY.
CHARLES NATHAEs CONTRACT.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST STEAMER
THE FIRsT-CLAss. FAST, IRON STEAMSHIP
Zone Of the Charles Morgan line)
win leave NEW ORLEANS FOR RIO DE JANEIRo,
On SATURDAY. the Ilth April prox.
The TARTAR the First Of the Line Of FstCass Ocean
steamsrs which Mr. Chas Nathan Is under with
Brzian Government make Monthly Trips with
New Orleans and Rio de Janero and taks Emgran
besdes ca rying freightsL
Price q Passage New Orleans to Rio de Janelrofor
adnlts-$l5O in gold
Children from TO 10 years old, haikprice
shou Immigrants desire TO other Brazilian
than Rio De Janeiro, so in sold viii be charged
chney, much needed In Brazil.
Sugar Makers aud hschinists command immediate
employ ment At high wsees-
Circular giving full details rshans contract with
the Brazilian 10 take Emgrants will be for
warced on application TO the Agent
Ellis Of exchange given on Rio deJsneiro
Parties DESTROYS Of securing should apply
T. l. HART, Agent
PostonHce box 1905
Once No 20 Union street, New Dreams
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sTEAMBoArs---sTEAnBoArs.
OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
Lesv.s on THURSDAY, 18th inst, as5nx
EcK CAMDEN BEACH HILLS, ouACHrrA
Columb Bssonburg Trinity and all intermediates land
nss ouachs and Black Rivers-Ths light draft pas
water < j. Brinfsr master. Work and W. G. JoRS
SON. clerks will leave For freight passs apply
wfSBURS LORD, % GT s'is Street street..
Leaves SATURDAY. 2lst inst. srH
FOR LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE, CAIRO,
Memphis, yicksburg Matches, Baton Rouge and all in
tsrnedats landingsThs and magnificent passenger
steamer
A. McsrLL. Master; ANARrIN. Clerk,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply On board
or to- sINNoTr ADAMS, Is Commercial Plass
TH0s. KEBFFE. rs Poydras street
plan Of her cabin sAterooms engaged At
the ONCE Of Sinnott Adams.
TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU.
LAP PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, nsrM
E0R CANDIES, ARKADELPHIA, ALABAMA
Landing. Ouschita City. Sterling Landing Port Unicn
Trenton Monroe, Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity and In
srmediae landings BLACK and ouachts RverThs mag
nifcsnt, fast-running passenger packet
vieksburg,
=. A. BLANKS. Master; q. PRES WORK Clerk
WIN leave positively above For freight passage apply
on beard or to
GEO. D. HITE. Agent. II rchoupitoulas st.
wIsBURN LORD. 80 Grsvier street.
The vIoKsBURo connects with She sdewheel steamers
CAMDEN and BEN McoULLooH for Camden and Arka-