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yUAsHINGTON COLLEGE = LEXINGTON
w VlkGINIA-Tbe next session opens 81 Thu sday in
September 1865 closes 4th Thursday in June 1869 The
Faculty Of GEN T. LEE, President, with pro
Latin, Greek, Mathematics Modern Languages
Moral Philosophy. Hist and English Language and Lite
Applied Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chemistry
and Law and Equity. The distributed into Faculty
Of Art ~ Of Science Faculty Of Literature and
Philosophy; F, Guilty OF In each Of these conferred
distinct bachelors pegree and the Degree Of Master
open alike TO students IN each course 10 the De
psrtment of Science conferred also, Professional Dpo
mas Of Civil ngneer Miung Engineer By the aid Of a
full corps professors provision ade for tho
rough drilling in Departments OF English Ancient and
MOosrn Languages ard Mathematics
ss25
E. c. GORDON,
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" District Of Louisiana. - In the Matter OF Dreytus
Bros a Co bankrupts In Bankruptcy No.ll6 Where's,
Dreyfus Bros. 4 Co; tB. Dreyfas, jos Dreyfus
and A. DIeyfus,) Of the city of New Orleans and
District aforesaid declar bankrupt under the Act
of Congress March 3D. 1867 have this day hed in said
Court petition pray for discharge and certificate
thereof all their debts and other claims provsbe under
said act;
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their all in interest that the 10th
November 1868 II assigned for the bearing Of
the same they then and there attend and show
cause any they have why the prayer of the said psn
should not be granted. .
Clerks Ofice, New Orleans, July H. 1858.
iy2I aus 2O K. LOEV Deputy Clerk.
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u District Of Louisiana In the matter OF Aphonse Ter
trou bankrupt In Bankruptcy No $40 Whereas Aphone
Terou individually and a member Of the firm Il LOoit
Charpentier city New Orleans and District aforesaid
duly under the Act OF Congress OF Mach
"a 1867 day ed in said Court pet tion praying
and certificate the eOf from all his debts ana
other claims pfovzble under said act;
Notice is ID given creditors who have proved
their all other interest that the 10th
November 1868 II A is assigned for the hearing
that they then there attend and show
caus- If any they have why he prayer Of the said petition
should no be granted =.
Clerks Office New Orleans July ~ l565
4, IN ans 20 X. LOEW. De-uty Clerk.
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GUST. Won HOPE, W nAgsEine street, has nne stOes
Of PIANOS manufactured In Louisiana which he
tees be eqls IN all respecs 70 those Of foreign msker
offered for sale In this city Prices viii Be found MODERATE
JffiEens invited to call
MT. Won HoFt WAS AWARDED The GOLD MEDAL
Louisiana held New Oreans in Jan
1855 for the BEST PLANO made in The soathssn States
N Magazine street.
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PIANOS--SEWIN MACHINES.
A f. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLIsHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
KnAbe NUNS and Guild PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
kELODEONS, Etc,
161 canal street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS.
THE AKRON PLANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

The AXIOM PLANO FoBTB declared By the Judges At ths
Of the American Institute held 10 september and
October 1907 be the best piano exhibition, and Ater
test trial ordered by the American Institute With the Pianos
othe successful exhibitors the sris Exposition de
esred Judges Be the best Piano known 70 them
AGENTS WANTED Firstcsss and responsible Agents
wanted in every city already
pointed them
send tor circulars, price list, terms, etc
nanufaetory and WsreroOms, Isl and l8 Bovery near
Delaney street, Nev York. MANNER n CO
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THKOUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA and All
Points North and East,
VIA n. O., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoARs ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADING SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
N,o,JAND q. N. RAILROAD OFFICE,
New Orleans, JAY l, 1868
Shippers Informed that transporting freight
between New Orleans York, Boston, Philsdsphia
etc very making saving to the shipper by this
route Of from TWENTY to FIFfI PER CENE
All claims loss damage ovsrcharge will be promptly
settled points of delivery.
For further information apply at the Depot, Csope
street, the office Of the Company, No. "A oarOndelet
street. -
General Superintendent
JAMES YoNeR, General Freight Agent
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L. O. O. f.

MSrny Budings. Third Distrct. onesrs-F st4hslC
q. 2. sturcken, n p; j. Reiner, Scribe .'
LAFAYETTE ENCAsPhENT NOT
Meets the hrst and third Wednesday Jefferson an
OF Magazine BOO Philip streets Psursa District
opeers-J ". Allen @. P Frank Paster, q. r; GsOrgs
Ritter Scribe
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.


Meets every fret and third Saturday Lodge Room No
aver the Home Mutual Company Camp and
hatcher streets Oaicers-A Mazuresu, ID. NJ; ChAs q.
Neis d. L. NJ Henry Haskell, Secretary and Treasurer
Encampments.
wv W. GRAND ERCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semi annually on the urth Wednesday In January
.pdJuy Onicers 1851 TwinnemOre, ofEo. ), NJ W
srnpd Patriarch; A W. Macdonell Of No. s. M T. Grand
High Priest; Jules A Forz Of No l. R. w. Grand Ward
IN; w. c. Wilson. Of No !, r Grand Scribe; B. DssilVa
Of No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. w. Roper,
Of No s. r. W. q. JuRiOr wsrdea; A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No /, R.w. Grand Representative (;
George Nungesssr Z W. a. Marshall; Frank PSter Of
No Z W Grand Sentinel; NJ. Frankford Of No. ". d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No, Dis No. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
. srASpISe CoxxIrrEEs-Crefelfials ona R4lTa%-Joth-
am Potter ofNo l. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr, Of No. s A NAzu-
rean, ofNo.S
a,e Of the ord,r-J @. Dunlap OfNO. l. Luther Homes
ofNo. l. G. Tineman Of No. 6.
FSsanoe-E N RushA, Ono !, John B. HsnO, OF No.
Gee. @. Kauz, Of No g.
Consultation and Bs-Ldra-Howard Mllspsugh, ONO o,
Edward Pnsbury, Of No ;, II. y sturcken. sfNo. &
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TINTED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT

u District Of 4 Ousana-IA the matter Of a Gold
stein bankTuptS In Bankruptcy, No IT, Whereas, M.
g. GOdsten, New Orleans, and District Aforesaid,
duy declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March
ID 1867 fled In said DOut petition praying
for thereof from all their debts and
other claims prOvsble under said act;
Notice therefore given to all creditors who nave proved
debts al other in interest," that the 10th
November 1868 al ii IL assigned Tor the hearing
Of same that they may then and there attend and show
cause any they have why the OF the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks once, New Orleans, July u, 1868
iy2I au4 20 K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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MACBINERY, HARDWARE.

IN W. " a..
WIN. III. REYNOLDS,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Net, rs and rs FRONT STREET. NEW oRLnIu
Is prepared 70 make contracts for wROUGHTIRos
WORK Of any Description Quantity at the Lowest Prices
MANUFACTURE Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also, Of C.ry's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders en at Boz 100 Mechanics Exchange 1870 Post
Office viii receive Prompt Attention
n EEpP roUHDRY-
ESTABLISHED In Isssl
Garner Of Dslsrd and Fsuehsr streets
Ws sss Lava 70 inform friends and The public generally
A., We are prepared formerly, 70 manufacture Steam
ENGINES. Bsners Sugar hnls Sugar Kettles, Draining No
shins, saw Mills Cotton Presses Newell Screws, Gin Gear
us Furnace Months Bars all kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat wsrks and svsu description Of Machinery IN
the South kEhDe W
Orders Isa Of Box n nsehsaics ana Dsslu KxehanEs
wiIreossvs prompt attention.
SHAKsPnARB IEoa rOUHDEI.
y 0o 6irsd strsst, Hsv orsssf
goHy sKDpEs-yes A sHAKsPEAkB-a. sTooYL
asddsss shakspssrs - Cs.s
sa ana Bras FO.nesrs and haehinis nanufsetus svs
rsrety Of Steam En gnss Sugar Mia Draining nashnss
s..s "; Sa.s En- &c ss.r sE.s s Wa - nsss
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HA~KIN"' BRANCH
CORNER eF oRAyIER AND ST CHARLEs
(opposite b. Charles HOtelJ

The hest brands Of LIQUORS and WINES, '9ch As HSv
kins has set teTth for years. eonstAnly on hAh@ A'
CIGARS
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TTNIILD HTATFS Dis KICT UUU XII
" District Of Louisiana - In the matter Of Gavin W
Keep bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. 503 Whereas, Calvin
Keep the Parish Of Iberville and District aoresai
duly under the Act Of Congress Of March
I'd 1861 has this day fled In said Court petition praying
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act;
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
and all other In interest that the 10Th
day Of November 1853 at II IL assigned o- the hearing
that they then and there attend aud hov
cause any they have Why NE prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Once, New Orleans. July II 1853
N2l au4 % X LOEW. neuuty WEEK.
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Subordinate Eueampments.

WlLDEN NO.
Meets the First and Third Saturdays each month In
Lodge Room No l. the Crescent Mutual Gem
pany ofoers-B DA silva, c. P; A. Thomson, H. P. (;
Thomas II. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH BNCAMPHENr NO. 8.
the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month In
Lodge Room No. J. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. ofeers-Geo ". Sadlsr, Q. p; J. Il. Burke
H.P.; ". Il. Wright, Scribe
MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENT NO. &
Meets on the second Saturdays each month
Baton Rouge onHce--OscAr Barbee o. p; L. Q. Morris
H p; II. CTarlnsky Scribe
WASHING TON ENCAMPMENT Eo.a
Meets on the second fourth Mondays IN each month
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4:OHx.,
making connections with Trains Tor Vicksburg Meridian an
the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
NAcCoMxoDATToN TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
BrooEhsvsn $50 A n on MONDAYS, arriving in Ne.
Excursion Tickets are good Train Of Saturday Sun.
day gong north asd Trains Of sunday or Monday south
T s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JANIS YONGE, General Freight Agent.
Ed WARE. General TRANSPORTATION Agent
CoMBISSlON-FoRWAR ABIDING
ANDREW d. AIKEN,
Successor to Aiken R2ineyJ
Cotton Factor and Comm,..ioa Merchant,
NO. 90 CARoNDELET STREET,
New Orleans.
Jc. BAKELLI.
P oDUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. ca Tehoupitoulas Street,
NEW ORLEANS
INBAU. AXCOCK - co..
IL. WEAp, J. r. AYCOCk, JOE ofIklrShhJ
Successors 70 O. wrkin Oo.J
6eMMIssIoE kERoH AEfs
-roR or
Cattle. Hogs and sheep.
sroOK LANDING,
oty Of ysnsuOn. Ia
HAY . hEHLE-
tALEtAspER alr-vmLIAH HxnLLJ
Confession MERCHANTS. FoR THE PUKOHAzS
Sale Forwarding Shipment Of Hides, Leathsr'
Wool Beeswsx. rsllOv, and Tan
ming Materials,
tos a and 81 COMMERCE STREET, NEW ORLKASA
T. O. NOEL.
uoxHIssIoH HHKoHAUY,
For the sale Of
| sheep, Mules sza zeFsea
srooK LANDING, EKv oRL1Ays
| Satisfactory references. sives.
| John w. NORRIS a co.
| CRsmovsd from 50 Csnsi streetJ
| n CANAL AND Ia cRossMAN STREETS,
| ssneral Commission Merchants, frodues
\ And Dealer.iB kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and CorTos
| GINS.
Zimmsrmsnn Co.'S Cincinnati Sparkling oATAWBA
| STARCH, VINEGAR. ETC.. ETC.. always on hand.
|
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Meets every Thursday evening in Lodge Room No s. ove
the Mutual Company, Of Camp snC
Matches streets onieers-G Gushing, N O.. Jno Gull
han, v. g.; Henry Dart, Secretary.
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SOUTHWESTERN LODGE NO 90.

Meets every Wednesday evening in Marigny Buildings,
Third District onheers-H. Noting, N a. L Schmidt,
a A Rotha
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u District Of LouisianA in the Matter Of Jacob
barker. bankrupt In BANKRUPTCY, No. g. Where's,
Jacob Barker, Of the city Of new Orleans and Dis
icI ao esaid duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF
congress March 3D. 1861 has this day fled in said Court
petition pray ing discharge and certificate thereof from
ali detts and other claims provable under sad act;
Notice tn reOre given to ali creditors who have proved
debts in interest that the 23d
day ofNOvember 1853 II signed for the hearing
he and there attend aud
cause shy they have why prayer of the said petition
should not be granted.
clerks { nee, New Orleans July Il, 1888
iy2l au4 ~ X LOEW. Deputy Vlerk
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Della LopGE go. rs.


every Monday evening in Lodge Room No. l. over The
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY 0fcersE X. Boyd
n g.; W. H. Wright, v. G.; J. H. Bark Secretary.
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JEFFER. on LopGE no. ..


Meets every Thursday evening, jefferson Hail.
Magazine Philip Streets Fourth District. Ocers-J
l. Randolph, N. c.; c. Goldng, " g.. A Leidenheimer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

A GRAND SUcCEss.-The transfer of
passengers from the Baltimore and
Ohio to the Central Ohio Railroad, and
vice versa. at Benweod yesterday, was
a complete success, and proved the
wisdom of the projectors OF the inn
proyement. The corps of managers
seem already so well to understand
their important business that not
moments unnecessary delay occurs;
and the trans fer is made quickly, safe
ly and pleasaDtly-the quickest trip
having been made in o minutes from
tie time the cars were cut loose on one
side and coupled on the other. The
barge which carries the cars, connects
with the track by means OF an inclined
plane made in hinged sections, which
can easily be heightened or shortened
to suit any stage of water.
BY this valuable improvement pas
sengers travelling from one road to the
Other are now no longer compelled-as
was heretofore the case, for years-to
wind up and down the long flight OF
steps ON either side OF the river; and
exposed to all sorts of weather. The
fact is. the old method OF crossing the
Ohio River at Benwood, was always an
objection, and a serious dread to pas
sengers. 1t is, indeed, worth a trip 10
Benwood to witness the performance OF
a transfer OF passengers from one road
To the other. A new platform has been
constructed by the side of the main
track, on the West Virginia side, near
the watch box, where the change of cars
occurs; and upon which, to add still
further to the convenience of passen-
gers, and, If possible, to expedite travel,
a baggage room, ticket Office and tele-
graph station are at once to be erected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE
MEDICAL ScIENcEs.-The April num-
Der of this orthodox, professional Quar-
terly is upon our table, heavily laden
with the advances made in the various
branches of medical science during the
past three months-not only in the
United States, but throughout all the
countries of Europe. Indeed, mo pent
up Utica contracts Its powers, /" but sup
plies for its handsome pages are levied
from every quarter of the scientific
world. For these particular reasons
the American Journal Of the Medical
Sciences has maintained its place in the
lead OF. American periodical literature
for upwards of forty years.
Besides many original articles, this
number contains much valuable mat
ter from European journals on every
branch of the science, and is alone
worth more to the physician than
twice the cost of years subscription.
We wonder that every medical man in
the state does not subscribe for this
Quarterly and its comprehension
iRg'S ABSTRACT aud the Medical NetEs-
the whole making over tlro thousand
large pages, annually, for six dollars,
postage free. Again we welcome this
handsome number. Price of the Journ-
al alone, SIS per year. Address Henry
@. Lea, 7G6 and 70S, SAMSON street,
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23
GENERA1 ToM THuMn.-It win b!

GENERAL Tom THUSB.-It will be
seen by reference to our advertising
columns this morning, that this world
renowned Liliput and troupe will Civ 9
two grand entertainments in Washing-
ton Hall on next Saturday afternoon
and evening. In consequence OF en-
gagements elsewhere, the stay OF the
party In our city will be limited TO one
day only, and persons desirous of'see-
ing them will do we'll to remember this
fact. In the Generals former visits
here he was immensely popular, and
drew large houses. Doubtless he Will
do SO on the occasions named.
We make the following extract from
the Nottingham (EDgland) journal,
giving a brief description of the person
ellie of the troupe:
General Tom Thumb and his Lii
putian suite gave three levees yester-
day at the Exchange Hall, and will
continue to do SO every day Of the pres
ent week. The entertain ment Is most
unique and charming one. The party
consists of the General (Mr. Charles
Stratton) and his little wife, Commo-
dore Mutt and Miss Minnie warren.
The Snowman is a tall, gentlemanly
man, whose commanding stature actS
as an excellent foil 10 his protoges. The
General has lost none of the tnim1table
hunor which has made him such IA
vorite with the ladies. Hesings a good
song, dances we'll, and acts in several
burlesque scenes. Mrs. Stratton also
sings with exquisite simplicity and
grace, having an excellent notion OF
tune and time. Miss Minnie Warren
is the smallest of the party, and Is ex,
ceedingly graceful in her action ana
manners. The Commodore, we might
term him the "Joe Miller" OF the par
ty, is an accom- plIshed mimic, and MS
appearance in character is always halL-
ed with delight"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

RontNsoS's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIR.
Young America, which has been
some days feasting its eyes-on the mag
nificent show bills of John Rohinson's
Great Combination cirens and MenaG-
erie. will soon have an opportunity TO
see the show itself, which viii arrive to-
morrow week. From what we hear this
is really very attractive exhibition.
Those who like the circus can see a fine
performance OF all the different feats
ever attempted, among them the bare
back riding of the celebrated child
eQuestrienne, Corlelia The conner
sault riding. by Master Frank. IL won
derful. John Wilson, on ionr villa
mustangs, creates n good deal Cf
enthusiasm by his daring and SracS,.
full handling of the quarteifs ~
Equines. John Lowlow, the clown Is
possessed of an immense quantity al
quiet humor. Sloman kicks the vl0he
barrel and franco, we'll. The Can-Can
executed by the Black Crook Lewis. or
his bareback horse, is quite exciting
and amusing. %.
Those who care more for natural his
tory will find rare collection of ami
mails, among them a real royal Benga
Tiger, and a Valpus from South Amer
lea. This promises 10 be an exhibitor
that will interest alike old and young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23


BENEFIT OF ADvRRTisINa.-For the
last twelve months board has been
seen on n house in Bridgeport, bearing
the words "For Sale" In large letters.
But no purchaser presented himself.
The owner almda despairing of effect
ing sale, concluded to try the expert
ment of an advertisement in the INTEL
LIoBNCIE. Yesterday morning it ap-
peared in our columns, and before noon
of the same day the house was disposed
of at a good price. and the contract
"signed snd sealed" During the after
noon other parties sought out thepro-
perty, but were too late. Our advice
TO all who have goods, wares, merchau-
die, lands or tenements is, to 'go and
do likewise," except in waiting year
before they advertise in the INTE1LI.
GENCER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

SPLENDID TRIuMPH.-The exhibit
ton OF the Improvement made in wash
ing clothes. (patented by the Rev.
Mr.. Staples. which came of in Second
Ward Market House hall yesterday
afternoon, was splendid success, and
entirely satisfactory to all who wit
messed 1t. There was fairattendance;
but we are satisfied that if the merits OF
this simple machine were fully known,
the rooms OF Mr.. Leord, the agent in
this city, would be crowded. As "a labor
saving machine, real hard, back break
ing labor at that, we do not remember
to have ever seen its equal. Go and
witness its operations for yourself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

THE GREATEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooE.-Mr. George Grandmother of this
roofs in the most improved method
and warrants his work to give satisfac.
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through q
process that frees it from oil and ben
Lole, and no matter how great the beat.
it will not run. 1t Is equally efficient
in roofs Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
cement and cement for tanks and side.
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood a test of fifteen years in Pitts.
burgh. -
Address me through the Post-office
or call at my fabnshment, head OF
attended to promptly. apr7.sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

DETAINED. The train over the
Hempfeld Railroad did not reach the
city yesterday until about one O'Clock.
We learned that the locomotive met
with an accident shortly after leaving
Washington. 1t wan taken back, re-
paired, and came in all right at the
hour named.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

A Nu1sANcE.-In nearly every paper
we take up we see some glowing head
ing, as, General Grant in Town." or,
Another Veto from President john
son." and, to end of with, an adver-
tisement of some Patent Medicine. In
Justice TO our readers we would say,
DON'T read any of thosesort OF captions,
and you WON'T know that ]. W. Po-
lands Humor Doctor is the greatest
cure in the world for Scrofula and all
Diseases of the Blood, and is put mp in
large bottles, and for sale by Laughlin,
Smith q Co. lff4tt JON d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23

RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
with 9 feet 8 inches in the channel.
The regular packets arrived and de-
parted at their usual hours. The
Steamer "JuIia No. 2Y passed down for
GAINESVILLE at midnight. The Tow
Boats s.Dick Fulton" and Lake Erie"
passed up-the former with one barge,
and the latter with eight barges. The
steamers nArgosy," "Robt. Moore"
and "GIendale, arrived and departed
for Pittsburgh. The Tow Boats lies:
lie COMBS and "Coal Valley" passed
up for Pittsburgh. ~
We noticed an immense coal low
going down the river yesterday after
noon. but could not ascertain the name
of the tug. IT was announced In the
Pittsbur9h Commercial a day or Two
aimee maj the j. N. Mccullough would
snon 20 into the Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnaii trade. We are informed that
from some cause that steamer has
failed to make her usual trip TO Par
kersburg this week. go ...... 80.
Boats leaving to-day: 1ngomar ana
Bayard for Pittsburg at a. M; Elk
press for Parkersbnrg at II a: Nj
Forest City for Stenbenyille at ~ p.
M; Jas. Rees for Sudfish at p. m.
New State for louisville direct at
d. m. The, steamer Energy now being
finished at the city wharf, Will take her
departure for Pomeroy, on SATURDAY
next, under the command OF Capt. J.S.
Dowery.