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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
A. W. PAUL. Il Co..
IO6 MAIN STREET.

nUR STOCK COMPRISES FINE, ORDI.
" nary and Cheap Books, Toy Books, Toys,
Zostropes, Fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books,
Albums, Writing Desks, Ladies' Companions,
Building ard Alphabetical Blocks, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Portfolios, Tourists Cases, &c, &c.
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GRAPE ROOTS.

GRAPE ROOTS.
CONCORD, ONE YEAR, STRONG ROOTS,
~ per 1000, $500.
Concord, two years, strong roots, per 1000,
$500.
5000.
Clinton, one year strong roots, per 100, $500
Catawba, two years, strong roots per 1000
5000.
Ives Seeding. one year, per 100, $40 90.
MARTIN YAKLE,
O. Main street,
novl33w Centre Wheeling, W. Va
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NOBODY

Can afford 70 be without such valuable ssedi.
zines a. Roback's Blood Pil1, Stomach Bitsers
and Blood Purifier.
Sold BY all druggists everywhere
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ESIEVS COTTAGE ORGANS

A unsurpassed for QuicknesS ofArtieuldtion
Roundrlss, and Purity Of Tone The only organ
Containing the vox HUNASA TRENoLo. Sen
for Price Lists of Organs
Pianos and Organs sold by payment of Month
II Installnents- .,,,,,,-r
NTISTC MUSIC BOOKS, SMALL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, MUSICAL GOODS AND
STRINGS.
Send for circulars, free by mail.
ian23
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THEY WILL CURE YOU

OF ScrOfula, Erysipelas Sick or Nervous Head.
ache, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Consumption, Pain in the Back
or Loins, Gout, Pleurisy, Leucorrh@a or Whites,
Eruptions and oil diseases arising from disor-
dered state Of tho stomach, Roback's Bloed Pills,
Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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EVERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their reach, those
invaluable remedies TO SUCCESSFULLY combat
disease, Roback's Blood Pills, Rsbacks Stomach
Bitter.. and Robacks Blood Purifier; they are
infallibs in the diseases for which they are
recommended.
Sold BY al druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02

These bonds bid fair n attain the most prom
fneut position among the B0npDeeulztiVs In
yestmsnts Of the country. and VIII b. astiVsly
dealt In AZ the nsnsy -esDtrVs In Europe.
Holdsrs Of Government securities have an op.
portupity Of exchanging them for Central Pa
cihe Bonds bearing equal rate Of interest
with the prbneipAl vel secured, and Of
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A PROFIT or TEN 10 PIy
TREE PEE GEgr IN IDDI77os.

ord,rs >snt With the funds througk respond
BE Bs>ks or Express Companies Ei1 reoeivs
progPt attention. Bords ssnt b. return Ia
pr[ss % any address IN the Unitsd states, q
ar cost Information, Descriptive pamphlets.
Maps ke-, Furnished On Application IS the oltes
Of the RaiiroAd Company. No. - WliiAa
street and of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02

~ 500 kegs assorted Sizes nails, best BRANDS.
MAXWELL & TINGLES-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02

Goshen d Hamburg Cheese.
m BONES VERY FINE.
1UO For sale by
MAXWELL e. TISGLE.
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NAHlP.-
- ?. obs. BrUne's best Golden Syrup.
Is do. Monumental do.
IS iii bD.s golden DO
kegs do. do
10 obs New York do For sale
oy MAXWELL & TlNGLE.
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I'VE ALSO MAVK CoNsTANTLl

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
" IN store Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
99Eooms Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood, Mad
ger Indigo, CepperaS, Blue Vitriol, Alum. Pep
p PSI Alspice, Cinnamon, NutIness, Cloves, Mus
SSta' Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbit
soap Celgste's Soaps German Soaps, Family
TV "a "; handles, Mould and Star, Concentrated
aye Window Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps Pow.
STsL, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and Flax Twipes
'A'uIe Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper, &c.
MAXWELL g. TINGLE.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT.
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin.
The attentiOn;Of Investors Tr-.stses, HIscu
tors, and others desiring An unu, aally safe, 70
liable and profitable form of permanent inves,
ment, Ia called to the advantages aad assurances
Of the
Central Pacific Railroad First
Morfg age Bonds.
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NnERER.
New Orleans MolaSSes.


0On BARRELS PRIME AND CHOICE
~ received by
mays MAXWELL e. TINGLE.
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spIE3nsd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-18

SEC. .. For the purposes of such elections,
every Tax Collector shall make out an accurate
list OF the names Of all the persons in his district
who shall have paid their taxes for the year i'm
mediateiy preceding an election, within the time
prescribed by law, and who shall have been enter
ed By the Assessor upon the assessment register as
possessing the requisite qualifications To vote,
together with the names of all persons who shall
have paid IN to him their taxes within the time
prescribed by law, who may possess the requisite
qnaIhcations 70 vote, but who may have omitted
70 De entered by the assessor on the assessment
register, "a provided in section Of this Act and
10 every such case the Tax Collector shall enter
upon the proper column of the assessment register
~ ms possession, The nature Of the qualification of
she party 50 omitted To be entered by the Assessor
and who shall thereuPon become entitled to vote
at such election
SEC ,. Every Tax Collector shall, on OF before
the last day of December OF the year Immediately
preceding that In which election for Represent
a'rves shall be held, make out and return to the
inspectors OF Election OF the district an accurate
has oil all the persons in the district who shall
nave paid their taxes within the term prescribed
oy law, whose names may appear upon the As
sess"r assessment register, as extended and cor
feeted by the Tax Collector, according To the
provisions of section of this Act, possessing
me requisite qualification for voters.
n SEC D. The Inspectors of Election, viz: The
s1ltse or District Justice, the Tax Collector and
.ue Tax Assessor, or in their absence, agents ap-
pointed by them, shall, at least fifteen days before
e day OF holding any election for Representatives
cepelng such as may be ordered pursuant to the
p.osisions OF section 797 of the Civil Code, make
~ and cause copies to be posted at the place
the election is to be held, and at least two
public places in the district correct alphabet
hsts OF all the persons in the district who ma V
fuanned to vote, and whose names NAV appear
~; the lisS returned to the Inspectors of Elec-
oy the Tax Collector Of the district as in the
preceding section required
sbsn q; The Inspectors of Election aforesaid,
suS.;oo oo at least two sessions, of reasonable and
length, ar some convenient place in the
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u Business Cards, prepaid for year allowed
discount these which advertise
when paid OF charged quarterly.
NJ Advertisers residing Eastern United rtates.
enclosing
they wish pay, aud their cards will be inserted
above tsble. G the time paid for.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Note the Brizhs Hosr. only.

A Ies.on In itseIf sublime,
A lesson worth sn.hrining,
t. this II take nnts of time
save when the % shininx-
These motto words dai bore,
And vision nsvsr breaches
To human hearts better lore
Tnan THIS short sentence tsaShess
As HGs . somstinss brfght and Esir,
Ant sometimes dark and IoneIy,
Lst "a sBrEut is toll and ears,
Ana its bsight hour. only.
There 10 no grove on EARTH. broad chart.
But hath birI ts ehserH;
~ hope siag. in every heart.
Although may not hear a.
And if to-day the heavy wind
Of sorrow 10 expressing.
Pvrchanes tn-morrsvs's win bring
The weary heart q ble.-sng,
For life 10 sometimes bright and Eair.
And somstimes dark ana lonsiys
Thsn Ist's srrss its tail aad ears,
And nots iss bright hours only.
We bEi rhs Joyous moments haste.
And then farx-t their giittsrg
We taks the cup of lbs and tasts
No portiaa bat the bittsrg
Bat shaad traeh hearts % d~eua
1ts swestsst drop- the strongr.ti
knd PLEASANT hours should
To iingrr around IA Iongssts
40 LIE 10 sometimes bright AMI k.ir.
And sometimes darn and Ionsiy.
Let i5rEst its tod and care.
and ifs bright hours only.
Ths darkest shadows of the nixht
Are Just bsfors the ms~singg
Then bee wat the coming light.
An bosisirss phsantams seorning
And while ws'rs passing the tds
Of times hast sbbfng river,
Let's pluck IN. blossoms by ia ssis
And bless the gracious Givsrf
ks life 10 sometimes. bright and fsir,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
We should koFgst ia pain and care.
And ifs bright hours only. --Srfsrfsd
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j laws
Passed by the Hawaiian Legislature
Session of 1868.

AN ACI-
To repeal an Act entitled 50 An Act regarding the
Qualifications Of Electors" approved December
81, 1864, and to regulate the qualifications of
Electors for Representatives To the Legislative
Assembly of the Kingdom.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islature OF the Kingdom Assembled
skcrroS I. That the Act entitled "a An Act
regarding the qualifications of Electors approved
December 81, 1864, be and the same is hereby
repealed, from Section to Section IL, inclusive
SEC. 2 Every male subject of the Kingdom,
who shall have paid his taxes, who shall have at
tained the age ut 20 years. and shall have been
domiciled in the Kingdom for one year Immediate
ly preceding the eIecton and shall be possessed of
real property in this Kingdom to the value
and above all membranes OF $50 dollars, or Of
leasehold property, which the rent Is % dollars
per year. or Of an income OF not less than IS dol
lars per year, derived from any property, or some
lawful employment, and shall know how to read
and write, IT born since the year 1910, and shall
have caused his to be entered on the list of
voters OF his district, hereinafter provided, shall
be entitled TO vote for Representative CT Rep
resenratives OF that district Prorided hOuerer,
that no insane or idiotic person, or any person
who shall have been convicted of any Infamous
crime within this Kingdom, unless he shall have
been partoncd by the King, and by the terms of
such pardon have been restored ~ all the rights
Of n subject, shall be allowed to vote and no
other persons than those qualified in dissection
provided shall be allowed To vote mt any election
for Representatives. to the Legislative Assembly Of
this Kingdom.
SEC 3. The Assessors or taxes in the several
districts, shall carefully record upon their several
Assessment Registers, in separate columns, To be
provided for that purpose, according To the form
immediately following this section, the names Of
oil persons possessing the requisite qualifications
Tor voters, "a provided by section 2 Vt this Act
and IL there shall De any persons in their respect
i've districts who shall be possessed OF the requi-
site qualifications to justify their voting, as
and yet may be disqualified by any constitutional
reason, they shall note the carefully against
such name their said lists in the columns set
apart for remarks
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS
Real Property Of Isa.shala Iaesa@ af as .s K-1sSs.
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Fine Office Stationery {!
From New York City.
Iva NTASIE AND THIN DAMASk NOTE
Il PAPEKS-all the Fashion now.
Thin Overland Correspondence Paper, Blue and White
Extra Thick Congress Letter and Cap Papers,
Superior Envelopes to match all the above Papers.
Large Square Wedding Envelopes.
Bon Ton patent open end Envelopes.
SIX Taste Rihbou--white. blue and rel.
Best English Tissue Paper. all coiors.
Morocco Desk Fo!os, ladies' Letter Folios.
Family Letter Scaes-cheap, only 81.
500 Gross Steel Pens. Of every desirable pattern,
Pocket Books, aud Card and Letter Wallets,
Pounce Bottles and Boxes salts Of Lemon
Paper Fasteners, Thumb Tacks for Artists
Newspaper Files of various lengths AMI patterns,
Slate Rubbers a new article for schools
blackboard Rubbers, ne article for schools
School Reward Cards. Desk Tablets,
Twiue Boxes. Pen Racks Pencil Shields,
Pencil Rubber Heads, Novelty Pencil Holders.
show Gard Rings for suspending cards,
PaysOn's Indel.ible Ink. the best in use,
Carmine Ink. black aud blue Ink.
superior lot Of Letter Envelopes, white and
buE,
Glass lnkstands, Travelling Inkstands,
sets Of Artists Drawing Pc nes
Boxes Colored Crayon Pencils. Writing Desks,
Boxes choice Water Colors Blotting Paper and Pads,
Ivory Tablets, Mathematical Instruments.
School States Pencils, Chalk Crayons,
And every article in the 3 tationer's line.
For sale by (63l 2m) ii. VI. WHITNEY.
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THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE oF THE HERALD.

The Second Days ProcccdIngs-The vrrious
Questions Under Consideration In Commits
tees.
BosToH, Feb. 6, 1868
This is the second day Of the National Com.
mercial Convention now convened In this city, and
the delegates have only just succeeded In com.
mencing their work. The first day was wholly
occupied in organizing, arranging a programme
for the future proceedings, listening TO speeches,
a sleigh ride &c. As has been stated by tele-
graph, the body was called to order by Mr.. Nazro,
the President of the Boston Board Of Trade, and
temporary chairman, and the permanent
organization was effected by choice Of +. W..
Fox Of st. Louis. for President and NE following
gentlemen for Vice Presidents =
Al Ldrge-w. Merrill, George r. Baelsy.
By states-F Sage Of New YORK. Geo. II. Thurs
ton Of Pennsylvania, Y. Mum OF Illinois. Y. Leo
souri, H1s Of q Us rss' ae.y
Maine, A. De Witt OF California O. q. Lobdsll Of Della
ware, Charles g. Nazro Of Msssschusstts Blsksly Of
Minnesota, T. ". Barnyt Of Iowa, julius Dow Of Ken.
SsersaTe- H. A. Hi Boston, John T. Beatty Of MI
Pennsylvania J. q Sage Of Ohio, Edward Belts Of Della
ware
Mr.. Nazro made q speech Of some little length
In calling the body to order, AZ did also Mr.. Frey
and MIR. FOX in their turn Inc Teinarks OF TIE
latter gentleman were very pertinent, brief and
somewhat patriotic. He said =
GKsrLmss or ruE NATIONAL CONFESSIONAL CONVENTION
or THE UNITED srArxs--sandng almost in the sight ~
BUNKER Bi and by felcltous combination Of art and
good TASTE almost in the living presence Of the Father
OF our County delibsrating at the nome Of webster
surrounded by hrs associations and In the presence Of
tho solid men OF the NATION, III becomes me 10 say
word further IN regard the objects Of the deliberations
for which you are convened after the pootcs slo
auent manner with which the President Of the Boston
Board OF Trade has presented the Objects and inter tho
eloquent way in which your venerable President from
Pennsy lvania has enforced these objects. tApsuse
n I understand the great object OF your work. II
10 TO unite tho great powers Of agriculture. manu.
facturs and commercs " inc bond OF = common
In your de,berstsns % 10 advance step that d.
rection you will command tho good wild Of the people
and the blessings Of Disine Providence. Thanking you
for the honor YOU have conferred upon the West upon
q Louis and upon the st. Louis Board OF Trade. OF
which have The honor 10 be President In appointing
me 10 this position and nvcking your kind ndulgen
for apy error which may commit In decisions, since
sbsj sndeavor 10 use what little common sense ! may
posse,s in 20 doing further promptly tho objects Of
The meeting now announce that the ncxt order Of
business IL before you
After the organization there followed some I'M
i'm nj prejimiparies. alter which the delegates
uers c.yvupii the city and
sHonr6s In the evening there was "big organ"
concert In the Music Hall, at which nearly all the
members Of the Convention were present. and also
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4 CARD FROM THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
= Executive OFFICE,
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,

EXECUTIVE j
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
las BROADWAY, New York Feb Q, 1868.
The undersigned officers Of the Western Union Teles
graph Company and together constituting its executive
committee respectfully beg leave TO inform tns paol
that the published In tho New YoaZ .sRALp
OF the 9th and 9th Of February instant to the effect
this company has proposed 60 sell its lines property
to the United States government for sixty millions 81
dollars, wholly destitute OF truth.
No offer to sell our lines OF our property for
sixty millions or any other som. been made or
authorized TO be made directly indirectly either To-
the United States any party nor has any officer Of
this company agent thereof other person. made
Or been authorized or requested TO make any negotsS
ton to do or say anything relating to such SALE or
any sale whatever,
In brief Our lines have not been, not now, and
will not hereafter. while entrusted TO the manag VI
the undeTsie ned, be offered for sale.
WILLIAM ORION President.
d. r. McALPlNE, Vice President
O. II. PALMER, Secretary and Treasurer.
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MURDER IN CLEVELAND. OHIO.
The Guilty Party Detected After the Lapse "a
Year.

The Guilty Party Detected After the Lapse "a
Year.
From tho Evening Telegram OF yesterday
CLEVELAND, Feb 0, 1863
foul and mysterious murder has just been brought
to light this CITY, Mrs. Sarah NJ Victor Of Cleveland
and we'll known here, has boon arrested for the murder
Of hor brother year ago yesterday by administering
arsenic 10 him. Suspicion at first fastened upon Xrd
Victor whom her sister called upon Judge Tden Of the
Provost Court In this city, for advice a 70 howl
she should proceed In this matter OF her brother'o
property. Mrs. Victor had taken possession o{
the latter by virtue OF real pretended will signed by
Parquct, the murdered man, which he had promised ID
share with the other An investigation was then set oh
foot by tho Sheriff. which ELECTED the fact that Mr. Par
Quet had died very suddenly after eating pie In hl6
sisters house. In view Of this and other damaging dis
closures OF which that the deceased insured
his life for the benefit Of Mrs. Victor Just before hG
death. tho body was exhumed yesterday, exan1s
ined By the Coroner and jury and Two eminent
medical gentlemen. The corpse found strongly ms
pregnated with white arsenic, which had preserved ~
almost entire for whole year. Mrs. Victor once
committed to jail Her examination progressing now
before the Coroner and causing great exciiemsnt
Died.
CozzEys.-On Thurday evening, February G. AnRABAu
N. CozzESs, In the 57th year Of his age.
[Fbr Other Deaths See Seventh Tdgel
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sIs 200 900 in god under Mr.. Bunchsn-
ans administration executive, legislative aud Judi
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A NswER TO MEDICAL INQUIRIES
II MEDICAL DRPARrxKNr X. n. n. OFrIcu,


DEAR DocroR-We compelled your inquiries
relative TO the curative powers OF ssrsaparan and Tia
sociates ms constituents In RENOvATiNG RRSOLv-,
ENf In Lung Affections and Its wonderful power
ing waste aud decay OF the uag healing ulcers oosenng
the phlegm and enabling the patient freely
the thcf sloughing matter deposited air
keeping up the general strength Of the patient
the waste with good sound aud healthy material impar~j
ing nourshment as well AZ publication Of the blood
through tho medium Of the press. that hundreds Of
have remedy In the REsOLvENT that vii, arrest thst
progress OF consumption either OF the lungs liver kidney
The Resolvent Is compensatng remedy II communI-'
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urne u restores functional harmony and enables each
sscreting organ TO secrele It's proper constituents DE-
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cdy are hurtfu they augment the functions OF tho
functions OF the liver kidneys and skin. II patient suf-
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weight IN the chest irritation the throat pain
IN the shoulders difficulty OF raising expectorstins
phlcgn. dryness Of the skiu II there constpaton or
the bowels, unnatural appetite thirst n tho water
discharged deposits substances Ike the white Of
brck dust or hreadke skens high coored. smoky
or OF grecnsh tint there IL tho small OF
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table spoonful OF kesolyenl half An hour after each
Will afford Immediate ease ami VIII soon remove all an
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aids 70 The ResovenL IL pain Is present the spine
Railways Pills tcosed 70 insure perfect digestion aud
gunr from the bowels The nourishne proper
s 81 ana s patton. ss ME
remedy will AXE lungs kidneys other wasted
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matsraI DR. Radwsy be consulted, free Of charge
from IL to r. NJ. Ms7 Maiden nne. Price OF RcsoivssI
81 per half dozen 81 per bottle: r. r. Relief SOC peri
bot % per dosen Pills coated &c., or i've Tor
g. Sold by druggists .
To A. l.. SD, Boston, Mass
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A BsOLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N New YORK aud States. where desertIon drunkennes
&c., Sufficient cause. No pnDcity. No charge unti
divorce obtained Advce free.
NJ HowEs. Attorney, "a Nassau stree.
A CIRCULARS AND INFORM TIOy FURNISHED IN
N all iegsiized lotteries j. CLUTE Broker
i76 Broadway and 1853 Fulton street
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS or THE KENTUCKY
"A. State Lottery
xxxrrckY srArs sxras--clAss isl, rEserssy G. iaa
o., 10. s. ", 45 L. 80. w. H. q a.
KssrrcKv i62 rssRuARy 1915.
a. 81 81, 81, ~, 81 e. q "a. g. 49,
ror circular, % Kentucky STATE Lottery address.
MURRAY, EDDY co,
Covngon XIV
Onlca Drawings Of the paducah Lottery Of kentucky
2l3 FEBRUARY 1868. .
81, "a 81 S. ~, ~. rs ~, ~ ~, TO- ~, 70.
GLASS 2it rsnxuAnr O. 1898
a. 80 "a 3d. "a. 80. 10 ~ 10 GO, "a, no. 81
COTTON, DICKINSON Co, Managers.
For circulars. &c. IN the above Lottery address
COTTON, DICKINSON A co,
Louisville Ky,
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SHIPPING NE VS..
~>~~~>~-~~~-~~~--~~~~~~~o>~~
PORT of NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 8. 1868.
Arrivals.

Steamship Benvie. Baker, New Orleans Jan 2 and Hs.
vana 18th th mdse and passengers Livingston FOR
CO. The Was detained At Havana 81 hours account %
bad weather
For other Shipping Ne,cs zee Sizm Page
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation OF any afternoon paper In the city. IL 10
therefore, tho desirable medium advertisers