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GENERAL ITEMS.

1t Is said that the Indians, who made the word
and alone know its definition, pronounced Iowa as
If spelled E.o-wah, putting heavy stress on the
ending syllable; and they say 1t does not mean
:" beautiful land" as has been generally and poet
csily imagined, but has meaning equally as
poeticsl and far more substantial" an always
home" That is, home pretty much forever, or
as long IS you desire ii. We accept the amend
ment, and pass il over to the public for q third
reading.-lDes Moines Register.
The Paris Charivari represents the present state
on affairs IN Europe by huge eobweb suspended
between two stands of arms. The various Euro
pean badges are gradually approaching it in the
shape OF insects. A sage spider tarmed peace) is
on the lookout ready to seize the prey. The same
paper represents Prussian grnning at French
soldier; between the two stands the reverend
figure Of Rhine. Nov, my little fellows if you
grin much longer at each other you will end in .
muss."
In the latter part of September last Otis Ar.
mold, the well known guide Of John Browns Tract
shot and killed man named James Short. who
was stopping at Arnold's for time. They were
engaged In dispute over a dog collar which Ar
mold claimed, but which Short refused to yield
he result OF the quarrel was that Arnold shot
snort. The homicide then called his family to-
gether, made some disposition of his property,
and announced bis intention to take to the woods
and never be captured alive. Recently the MUIR
derers body was found in Nick's Lake. near his
late residence. The body gave evidence Of having
lain in the water for some time, and the suppos
ton is that Arnold took his life soon after commit.
ting the murder. IS ..-T
Moore's Rural New Yorker is to be enlarged to
double its present size new departments are &c
be opened in its columns, and more matter added
to the existing departments. The publication
offices will in future be in New York and Roches-
ter, and additions will be made to the existing edi
torial force. Mr.. Moore's corps of editors in
cudes Hon. H. s. Randall, former secretary of
State, and probably one of the best authorities on
sheep husbandry in the country; DIR. Daniel Lee.
former editor of the Southern Cultivator and pro-
lessor of agriculture in the University of Georgia.
story is told of a practical joker in a county
below, who went about among dsrkies on the day
OF the election, representing himself an intense
Rafieal. He had lot of printed slips of Costar
Win picture OF rat upon them, which he dis.
tributed as tickets to be voted. He cautioned
each voter that no ticket was genuine unless it had
that rat upon it; to stick it deep down into the
pocket, and show it to no man. About three hun.
dred votes for C0star were thus poed by the
sovereigns of that county. Query-Would those
votes have been counted on asquestion of ratify-
ing the Constitution Exchange.
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-TELEGRApH COMPANY.
zsLsaRAPa coxPAHY

GRAPH COMPANY. ~ -, -. -
al the priuc,ps, r.lross. s,s rs,, -. a.. u..-,
States The Stock b to Be issued upon same principle =
not 90 nnch to dispose Of the Stock d 70 secure the
ness Of the country through Which the lines psss.
The Capital b 10 b
slO. 900, Ooe.
+
- sso
But the actual amount 70 se paidin t,s.s,. ii
'l
sas Per share
t.- -.- atfl rf
poi a-l a.dfr
And this amount a "a be maid A sonov,. I'M. ~,
cent at time OF subscrbt.e and No pnor. untu The .
capital has bean subscribed and than nm call. n Ia d ~
thu ros,d AZ D,r.c.o,.. ,r..a,r,s,.. M. a. 80.
ran. n., ,o,.h wh., ..,.,-
= S
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-coxPANY's oFTIcK-
NOS. q AND 90 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.

Admitted amount Of the Capital Stock Of this Company Is
Allotted to this locality and those having opportunity and
subscribing viii be placed upon equal forms with its corpc
rs'os and VII secure Ike interest In franchises whc
nave accrued or may hereafter accrue 10 the Company
from any and all sources
Subscriptions viii be received By
DANIEL EDWARDS,
Resident Director for the States Alabama Mssssipp
Texas and Louisiana
q, 80 and 50 New Levee street,
New Orleans.
d. WEBSTER
Al the Office Of R. q. Dun Co.,
70 Canal street.
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We the Subscribers young Of the city Of New Ores,s
being DESTROYS Of adopting efficient extend our infor
nation mercantile and other subjects general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library and Reading Room. and for government have
adopted the following
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N. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
,l1- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. \,
ssAn or LOUISIANA. Orr or NEW osIrAss

1Ass o. LouisiAMAs OnX or NEW ODLRAHs, y
~ q 49, nat sa shs :shth d.y Of rssus
q the ipdspnsses. Of United States tho
IN. ana s,. Tor The City and Parrish q New On.
s.ses: and sxc psr.0.. e.me ana appeared The
ssns sn A. ss: .,a thszs:ss q The
on g e N this STATE they have cevsnsnisd and
S@s; ,N, snd thoss whom hy form them
end under shs spulasons rseussas ssS obIsS
sle s1EAhsHIP COMPANY and its domicii Il
aeieDy N the city Of New Orleans 1t shah
ss sna continue for the term Of twenty nve years from the
tneee esents unless dissolved a hereinaer
PROVIDED Tor l. shall have corporate seal with device upou
ma NE name OF the Company upsu The margin
ARTICLE II. f1.
fhe object Of SAID company CONSTITUTES o. otherwise pr
cure eno MAINTAIN steamships Constitute lima
lines o. teamshps 70 Be owned and controlled In the ctv
New Orleans and 70 trade between and ANY por
or ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf OF Mexico. 80
manager OF said company shall be proper person on
WON 70 serve ctatons notices other WHARF
U NE aid Company may be Interested
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The Telegraph Companies the country have been
consolidated into one hsge monopoly and earning
ever six millions Of dollars hundred per
cent the actual Of their lines their present osp
having bee wstered over one thousand per cent
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The afAs Of Company shall be the direction ana
management Of Edward higgns who may any time have
ne prvegs Of sssocating With him from
prevail Of the Board Control who shall act ~ osrd a
Agents 70 asst In rsnsscng the Of sad Compsny
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RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

LAFOURCHE-stesmer betty Gimo-e-l bale wool to l.
Peire-25 ID LoHo-l3 sks potatres dOrman-
sundr - 4 - order
BAYOU sARA-Sieamsr lberviie-l5 bales cotton TO
A Rckmsn-6 90 Levitt do g Gallsgher-i Flower
Paache Wz-l73 bxs mscifoai ~ ox vermiceli IRE
moulet-l5O empty barrels Q1eyroute Bs2I do Bsr-
kery4 bales mis.J Leak.-2d Meyer Wei6bsls onions
1herot-2 DO Webre-9 de B0u igns Esclap0u-f do
Btune-lqbb rice uymond Laby-3 d. peas tn 0aul--
II seed Flower-sanores 70 order-fota . bales
ICCKPORT-Steamer Nina Simmes-l3 bdls hides . ID
Terrebo ue-2O J A BonOfon-l bae moss j NJ walsh
* seed cotton 3sks onions Sur do Damestre-l3 dc
l. -orn bcher3 bhs onions BethancOurt-li SKIS onion.
% SIS potaoes Terrebonne0 do 10 bbls onions hf DBL
no ,es and sundr Is 20 order
JFFFgRsON-Steau NON oOn-26 bales cotton to J "
Burbrcga &cs-22 Clapp Bros &cuZ0 Kirkpstrick Keith
rs Al Ogssby-I5 Aymar Ace II A lson &co-6 MeSrea
VALUE HoyS9 aide. 3b0s tslow bale wool L Nj anr
&co22 rs leather JuO Pie p &eol bale wool McDoseu
NM ent-l do Green wood SOn-sundres TO N and
erds1-Total lis bales cotton
MINDE S-steamsr Lizzie fstel bass cotton Jno Chsd
& hro-l2 Spyker Sanddge-0 NJ horrell &co-l3 Sc1t
Bros are a Son. Campbell SrOng-7 hAwlins
Auuel-2 Winston Morrison &cJ-l bale wool WOO ~
PISS % JnO Chafe Bro-sundres to order-fotal
bales
LOwER COAST-Steamer @ Browns hhds moasss
bbis d. shumW BsTnad-25 90 Beltram-sundries
ordsi-fotaI 50 bbis moisssss . hhds 40
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Imports
RRAZOS SANTIAGO

BRAZOS SANTIAGn-steamship st Msry-s5oOO in specie
Eorsta 8co-sl6 1876 do Seg K-ug-Sl6OOO southern
FL Co-f4l725 70 Whitney &cO-S7 90 JnO MarEs &cO-
So 90 PaIacio- SIC 600 Buddecke-$5 coo Wood
ses1 Thee Seller SeOS5 liz do 50 90 currency
Texas Ex CS $50 currency Js krey-7 bDls dred beef
cases Bros-6 bbls do p bbls taow Mann
-l4g bbls y bbls Whitney &cO-l35 he I'd
cattle McOuOid sundes order-Total Sll5542 rs
specie
ISIIAHOLA AND GALrASTO steamship Crescent
so bales cotton Yrancke Dannea-72 do Pisbury52 do
j A II srral-3l n : Handerson-l7 Williams Son-H
Jurey Haris-5 Perkins. SwensOn &eO-4J JENNINGS AGO
yne Huntington &co2J SKIS wool q bdl hides 465 hides
Pshufy-9 bdi skins ATS hides Il Mann &cO-4Jl hides
hds hides A 4 " Co.'S hdl skins 10 sks wool Peet Will
ams &eO-1O bales mdse ID S.ern o-3 rolls leather
Il NoOre &co-34 head cattle McQuod Mehle-sundres
to order-Total 296 bales cotton
BOSTON Ship Arsan9uO tons ice to Crescent City Ice
Company
DoIs-Schr Francis Cohin-l59 hhds mOlassss l2l
bbls do Lacey, Terry AGO
HAVsNA-schr Estreas6 bbls 80 So hhds
Pu Bros
INV YoRK-stesmshp Gen Mesds-AsId mdse
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Reeeipt. by Railroads.

NEW ORIE.Fs JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
10 baes cotton His &co-2 do Lacey, Terry &co-5
do u a N Allen &cO-5 do Payne Huntington AGO 10
Jne Haidie 4co-3 Acus sheFck Autey-2 II Aby SEQ
5 Battle Nebe- Warren Crawford &cO-6 NJ ller &oo
-sOCU eet lumber Beueherf-tOO do d Rooertscns0O
Hart Aco-l2i % do CIR load castings chandler
2hopes bAu AycOek &eo-sundres 10 oroerOts As bales
IL bales eaton TO L Ccuret-l3 do Charpeuter-3do
Mouton-2 d. small &coS3. SKIS cotton seed Cbeet-
Ol sundrie orde Total 80 bales cotton
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CITY OF JEFFERSON, April -, 1903.
Arrived yesterday-2S5 Texas Beeves, l40
Calves and Yearlings. Z Hogs, l6 Mich Cows
Sold yesterdsy-l96 Texas Beeves, 2+5 Calves
and Yesrings, So Hogs, and Mich Cows Stock
on sale--539 Texas beeyes. .sls Calves and Year
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Commercial c9mtflIigenrr.
oHns0ENI OEFIon. 10. % OIap sfanks,
Monday EYnnine Anil u 1873

Monday Evening April q. 1888
CoTToH-Tbe market has been steady and firm
20 day, but without any change in prices. The
morning kilograms caused holders to ask advanced
figures but on receipt Of the subsequent dis
patches they freely accepted Saturdays quota
TONS The supply was light and undesirable
throughout. and the demand, which was fairly
active from the opening to the close of business,
resulted in sales Of $500 bales at 30303lc. for
good ordinary, 3l3@32c. for low middling, and
323@33c. for middliDg.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
At ruIs PINT nrnINa PAST TWO WRRKa
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TOWBOATS.

T0WBUATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsr0NED, WISHING TO ESrAB
sh equitable and uniform rate Of rowag and TO oner
greater facilities the shipping eng and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. W
bnsh, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
Wieaco and Reliance.
The number power associated Line Of
Towbcas guarantee that detention Will occur either st
the bar or In this port.
PETER massey, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBiER
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE 4 Co., Line
Associated Office, 80 Csrondelet street. stairs
J. @. NOR ROSS,
CHAS. FITZENR1TER,
Levee Agents.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

leaves WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst at5Pw
LNOH Ga OES, BEE "A ALL sd ALI, LAND
ngs ack ard Ouachits Riyers-Ths splendid Iisnt
draft passenger steamer LOtaw aena. IA. y Brinker,
master, A. Work and W. g. johnson. clerks
above For freight pa sage aDpy board or 10
n. O. DOHOBUE. 2Tchoupitoulas street.
She Lotawsnna will take freight rreuton Mon
roe An6 landings beov-dIy barrels 5Oc wet do 75c and
per sack. SOC.
ThEkTON, MONROE AND RBw ORLEANS REaU.
LAF PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5Pn
EOR ca fDEs, ARKADELPHtA, ALABAMA
Landing, Ouachta Dity. Nteriing Laadng Port Union,
Trenton. monroe. Columbia HAr-onburg, trinity
eInediae landings BLACK aud OuaeaA Rvers-The mag
nihcent, fast-running passenger packet
VicksburK,
?. A. BLANKS. Master; q. PRES WORK, CLERK,
WIN leave positively above For freight or paSsAg. apply
GEO, ID, HUE, Agent, N Tchoupitouias a.
WINBUEN A 1OeD, 81 0ravier street.
wM. ~ sURLs 10 New Lsvse street
The vIcKsBURG connects with A No steamers for all
points B0uf river d. Arbonne Bayou Barth and
"a inc rve- and with she fine passenger steamer IRENE ir
Camden and rkadeipha City.
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vICKsBUEtS4.

Leaves EvERY SATURDAY. aBr
LfOH vi KhBgrG NArChfZ. AND ALL IN
Il teIuecif lsnoiogs-The Gen 0ui an,
7. Lestfers natsr, Sam Ayes clerk ABOVE,
making all Goes landings.
sINSOrJ ADAMS, 70 Commercial Place
The steemsr Gen Qutman connects vicksourR nth
steamers Countess and Csumet vazoo raahstehie
Rivers ane steamers Julia and Rubicon Ions, Mem
pfis nd ID intermeaiste landings
LEAVES EVERY tn EsDAY AT sP.A
vTICEsBURa. NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS
ksgular Tuesday U. g. Mall Packet in place Of the
T. LEI The steamer
Gov. Allies,
JSo. ". CANNON, Master.
M have a. above for vicksburx Eatche Grand Gull Rod.
new 81 Joseph Waterproof Bayou Sara
ReuQe Dobaldsonvils, and all inter mediate l.ndineA
The Gov. Allen close conaecti01s win steamer
CALUMET 81 Yicksburg for all landings Yazoc river
For freight having unsupsssed aeeomm dstons
splpy on board OF 10
~ = SINNoTT 4 ADAMS Is Commercial Place.
A. BRrTToN 4 CO.. Is Front street.
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO-steamship st Mary-lo0 bbls hour
100 ba e. nay 500 bxs soap U0 bxs candles snndres
ARANS AS-Stennlship Dudley Buckle bbis -four bbls
bread 25 sks corn 81 90 feet lumber
ST PlkRRE-Bug Wild Hunter-l5SO bbls Hour 495 SKIS
corn lOtO shr lee lot lumber and sund les
HAVANA-Brg Hope-lOO0 bbs hoar 9O9 SKIS 100 bbs
lard 30 Empty hhds
sT LOUIs-steamer Olive Branches bxs sugar
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sTEAMSHI2S-..STKAMSH
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the nrss-csss stssmships-- ra
CENTRAL Captain J. B; HIdreth.
SREscsNr Japan & homss
GkNERAL MEApE............ Captain A "; sampson.
UNITED ..--Ospsin seo' L. Nortsn-
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Gen. Meade.
A. W. SAMPSON. Commander.
VIII leave her wharf, foot of St Louis street. SUN
DAY, May Sd, stSAE
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN
For freight passage appyto
WOOD. Low LUDwIGSEy.
No 100 Common street.
The steamship GENERAL GRANT will follow, leaving
as above on SUNDAY. May 10th
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE oxoEwBLL LINZ
Til. Line is composed Ofshs following steamships;
Geo. CROMWELL, Geo. washinxton.
Mnriposa. Cortes,
Geo. Warrington.
E.v. GAGER Commander,
wnls.vs hsr wharf, foot Of rouiouss street, SATURDAY
May 9th, at5P.x
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN tsksp
By this line through bills Of adng given for
ALFRED zoULroS.
a CarOndset street.
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE STEAMSHIP LINZ.
EOR PFNsACOLA. APALAcHICOLA, ST.
IL MARKS, CEDAR KEYS, WAY KEY, TAMPA AND
KEY WEST.
Through bills of ladIng to Columbus Ca and Bainbrdge
Ga and all regular landings Chaahoochee River, at
rates IS per cent cheaper than any other route.
This line is composed the following steamships to sail
semi-monthly for the above named ports:
Alliance, &. E. PARKER Commander.
Lavaea, L. H. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on TUESDAY. May s, atsA,E
The steamship Lavaes,
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
Will leave her wharf, Post 40 Fourth District. above,
taxing freight and passengers for the above named ports
For freight or passage, apply to
rs Carondelet street.
B-shippers will please procure orders from Agents
Office before ding hight TO the steamer.
ORE--HAVANA
FoR BALTnMoRB AND HAVANA.
rHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHLkOsrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
LIBERTY $500. -. .Tbo6 A Dain Commander.
| oUBA........ll6o tens. .Dukehart, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
| FIRST CABIN;
Through Tickets 70 New York SSS.
| EOE BALTENOKs AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid fast ssssmship
| Liberty,
| THOS A. Balm, Commander
VIII lssvs - sbOy,. on FRIDAY, May LIST. At 7
| o'clock r. L.
freight passage having unsurpassed scoommoda-
lions, apply TO wTTHERsPooN. HALsEY 90, Agents,
| 70 Carondelet street.
| HB-No bills Of lsdins but those Of the Company vii
signed Permits for freight must be procured from this
once No freight fer Havana taken Altar II ooock On
| day Of sailing.
| The CURA Cant Dukehart will follow
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lngs, sl7 Hogs, 2s7 Sheep and Is Mich Cows.
Rarinf tsntfIligrnrf.

CRESCENT OFFIcK, No ~ CAN'T STREET,
Tuesday. April %, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship st Mary, Bourne, TOR BrazOs Santiago
g A Whtnev &cs
Steamship Dudley Buck PeudletoD. for Aranss DeshOn
Brig Lizzie Merrill, Ulmer MatanzAs, IN ba last
Big Wild Hunter CBrit. for St Pierre; Martinique
Brig Hope (sriD Marsal. for Havana Pug Bros
Steamer Olive Branch Jones' for Sc Louis Master
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING packet
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at HE
ECR OPELOUsAB, Washington, POkI
Barre eli landings the Coast At0sslsye hlVof
and Bayou Courtabeau-The good and SAFE steamer
Annie WsgIey, Gus Z Louailler. nssfer n. ksnlson,
risrk viii cave a. above wa Washington evsry
sunssy At 10 O'Clock For heghi or passage apply
BLOCH BROS, la Common street. n. o.,
or o HINCkLET -0s. Washington. La
PR-The sfeamer Ami wazisy connects at Washington
With stesrsr gul FROG for AL landing Bayou
Bseuf and Win sign thrsugh bills Of lsdlng
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EXpOria.

BelOw Comtng Up.
schr Salvador Brit Hansen from Hauana 80 Goldenbow
Kelley
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COTTON STATEMENT,

Stock on hand Sept l. ls67.................. 1885
Received since Saturday. ...........- lao
neceved previously o5o-bji,5lZ
65i,s17
Exported since Saturday. .............. 200
Exported previously oyo SI3-595 S3
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Arrixea sunday.

schr Fstrela pAn Fuentss fsm Havana TO PUG Bros
Point
Schr Sisters McLane from Ruatan, TO Psoury-
Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Monsoon Stude, from Jefferson
Iazze Tate, Pucket, from Anden
, q Brown. Bassstt, from Lower Coast
II tty Gilmore King from LatOurche
lbervi L.. BrOss. frrm Bayou eara
alma SHINES Greenhouse, from LOckpOrt
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ArrINtu
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, from New York Is inst
20 Wood. = LudwIgs nd district
Steamship Mary Bourne from BazOs Santiago, 10 Chss
A Whitney &eo LIST district Is
Steamship Crescent Hathorn from lndtanoa ana Galveston
to A Whitney &eo-lst district 10
Ship African HAIR fom Boston via Bermuda. to Hyn-
sou &co-PoiDt
sehr ssmson ssmsOn 20 days from New York. to Geo
Fosdick &cO-P0int
sehr AnSs Eieh Lewis IS days from Philadelphia, to
FOsdick &co-POint
Schr Cons Cousins from RemedOis Cuba, 10 La
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IMPERATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
AT This PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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RHILADELP
FoB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
FHB PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooMPANy's
Regular Significantly Line Of Steamships
star Of abe Union. 100 ns....Oapt T. n. oooKsEY
To sail THURSDAY, April 23d at6PM
EOR rBII.ADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
The fsvorits steamship
Juninta,
Captain B. =. HoXIE,
WIN leave her whArf, Jackson Square, IS ssove
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. currency.
Through Tickets TO New York. Baltimore and Boston
FOR freight passage having splendid sccommods
lions, apply -
UREEvY, NIOKERSOk q CO.,
S. Csrondeles strsst
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DOUsLAs.
EEGRAvEB AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street..

vntiax wedding Cards engraved IN ne most asg.1i
manner Business Cards. Account Sales Cotton, Bills La
atnz Chscka Invoices and Circular Letters ETC.. tho
sr.phsd Seals, csncsning Stamps Door Pistss, etc
Initials Embossed Pspsr sd KnvsoD~s vITHou,
CHARGE FOR DIN
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SATcHEZ PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. at n
LOB NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
Il lsndings-The hne passenger packet
Wild Wagner,
". B. RICHARDSON, Master; J. g. LIBANO, Clerk
VIII leave a. above GEO. ID. HITE, Agent
II Tchoupitoulas street.
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CENTRAL AMERICA
HONDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
MENT.
To ssu on the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every MONTH
Commencing Saturday, Dec %, ats O'Clock -
LNOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade wind,
j.. woRRILL, Commander.
For freight or passage apply 70
BROOKS, MACDONALD co, Agents
50 Carondelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the steamer Enterprise
for Santo Tomaa Omoa, Ysabe.
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especially, who have become the viclIns =,
solitary Vice, that dreadful ana deS;TpE.-o
habit " hich annually sweeps 10 an uni Ia'e
grave thousands OF Dung Men of the ~!
excellent talents and brilliant intellect 81
migut otherwise have ENHANCED LlsttT,,to
senators with the thunders OF eIoquenrs
wakee 10 ecstacy The living Tyre, NAV r-Sr
with fulI Confidence y S~AA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-12

HAIR JEwEIRY.-oxtoby & Dumeld,
Jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have made
special arrangements with one of the
first houses in New York to have orna-
mental hair work done to order, and
they can, in three or four days. notice,
have braiding executed in the neatest
style of the art. A specimen book, con-
tanning almost an endless variety of
styles, can be seen at "I0S." Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks
of hair once worn by departed loved
ones, aud all others who maydesire to
have hair jewelry finished in the best
of style, will do well to leave orders at
oxtoby tS DufReld's Jewelry Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-12

POLICE CoURr.-There were two cases
es in the police court yesterday morn
ing. In one, which proved to be Moth
ing but a sort of family affair, the COM
plainant refused to prosecute the mat
ter farther, and it was compromised by
the offending party paying the costs.
George Sweeney was up for the sec.
ond time this week, and was fined ten
dollars and costs, for being drunk. The
money was not forthcoming, and
George was consigned to the Tombs on
Fifth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-12

SouNa MAN K1LLED.-A young man,
recently from Germany, was injured so
severely on Friday morning last that he
died on Monday evening. He was en-
gagged in the butchering business in
connection with William Meyer of
South Wheeling, and returning from
the Fifth Ward Market on the morning
above named, his horses took fright at
passing street car In the vicinity of
the La Belle Store and ran away. The
young man was thrown violently ON
the ground, but sustained no external
injuries. He was removed to the resi.
dence OF his employer, and everything
that human skill could devise was
done to restore him, but without avail.
he continued to sink until Monday
evening when death released him from
his sufferings. We were told that the
rupture of blood vessel was the
probable cause of his death.