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Van Norden &co-672 do Geo Martin-lot furni,
ture w & McCracken-Geo d Hite-c haymona
Allen. Waype &co-G Bischof-l75 bxs cheese 70
McFsrlan, Straight &co-5 rolls leather FRANK
10 do Moulor Dumeistre-l2 do 70 Scn pat1o
co-3S7 sks rye DeVan Mason-zs hhds bacon
ID w c Sanford &co-54 bxs cheese NJ Lewis
Co.'s do J Anderson &co-50 bxs candles Orien
& Byrnes-100 ties lard s b Kennedy &co-4 Dds
nork ties hams ] bxs bacon r Pritchard-l pox
mdse Kuhner-20O SKIS malt Christian Ruhlman
So sks corn West & Nettleton-lo0 do to Jno
Moore &co--20 sheep is coops fowls 10 owner on
is hf-bbls beer Ziegler-6 bxs glassware 10 reefs
yarn halfbb ink piano 20 bxs CANDIES ~ .cs
lard 3l6 bbls pork 100 bbs -four 6 bbls oil 10 hlf
bbls lard so kegs lard Chss Whitney &co-sun-
dries 10 order-Total 26 bales cotton
OUACHITA RIvER-Steamer 'dahoe-l19 bis
cotton to Fellowes, Ferguson Hervey-ll6 40 70
Kern 4 shearer-lll do John Nixon &co-ll0 do
Oalesby-90 do Brooks, Macdonald &co-7l do
M Greenwood & Son-57 Woods, Matthews &co-
6s X Powell-56 Jno Hardie dco-lO Jos hoy
al Campbell Strong-40 Waddy Thompson &co
81 RI Adams-29 do W Frierson 6co-zz DO 70
B M HorreI &co-ls Harvey, Mcmahon &co--ls
Phelps & Bro-l4 Chafe 4 Bro-ll John Phelps
&co-lI Martin 4 Case-l0 Lehman, Newgass &co
Jonas Eggleston-7 q M Allen &co-o
Adams, Cockburn 4 Howe-5 Bussey &co-5 90
/, Walker Voisin Drouet-4 II McColl-l
RawIins q Murrell-l McGregor Bros-sundries to
order-Totsl I'LL bales cotton
NATCHEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-l2 bales
cotton Buckner 6co-5 do Payne, huntington eco
10 c Gallagher-s Pritchard-5 A II Peae &co
4 do R Carroll &co-l Folsom Pierson-l DO
Male Day &co-l J DsSilva--l Seg d krug--
l Blackshear & Mier-266 SKIS cotton seed Al
dige-sundries TO order-Total 40 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-6 bales OF
cotton Fiower-4 do John Nixon &co-4 do TO
d Carroll &co-2 Meyer, Deutch Weis-4 do
Jurey & Harris-2 Lewis Walker Vaught-l
Lehman, Newgass &co-l do 10 Ben roledsno-l2
bbs molssses + Stockmeyer--9 bbls molasses
w Burbridge &co-l bbls sugar lsaacson. SEEK
as &co-l bds skins Witherell &co-l do to John
Nixon &co-sundnes TO ordeT-Total ~ bales cot
ton III bbls molasses
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thos Powell-3 bales
cotton Boulgny a Esclapon-l0 do Bonnafon
4 DO DaSilva-l do l bales moss Cherot-3
SKIS seed cotton TO Maspero &co-ll6 SKIS cotton
seed Aldige d VOLTS bbls potatoes ID Lorio-
20 bills rice Bethaneourt-6 do peas Sarle--
sundries TO order-Total is bales cotton SKIS seed
cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer G Brown-75 bbls
molssses Chaffraix 4 Agar-35 do Johnson 10
bills rice David-l2 do Pinaud Fellon-l9 do
Is SKIS seed cotton Dupre-sundries to order
Total lilo bbls molasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hetty Gilmore-2O
bales moss Bodey 4 Son-9 hhds sugar Thomas
& Foey-e bbls rice L Surle-sundries 10 order
LOWER COAST-Lugger La Proyence-45 bis
potatoes 10 order
LOWER COAST-Lugger Amefica-60 bbls OF
potatoes To order
UPPER COAST--Lugger Mary Campbel-6O
hhds sugar bbls molssses and sundres to order
LAFOURCHE-Lugge Wild Duck-lot old iron
SKIS seed cotton and sundres TO order
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NO, J. 3 q. N. r. R-March Ill bales OF
cotton c A Green &co-3 do Barrett q lie Sassier
3M Hiar &co- Payne, Huntington &co-l9 do
Warren, Crawford &co-l Battle Mobiles do
Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-4 Britton & Moore
sTH&J NJ Allen AGO. Hy Won Phul jr &eo--9
Jos Hoy--l9 Hogan 4 Patton-43 r l. Adams-3l
Richardson q Msy-4l Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-'
Is Lacey, Terry &co-6500 do to st Armand
A6.l7O do Hart &co-7900 do to II Ellerman-
sundries TO order-Total 2l5 bales cotton
NO, o. & @. W. r. R.-March 7-26 bales
cotton b Charpantier-l0 do @ n Mouton &co
10 Plauche 4 Wiltz--2 Dupre & Grevemberg-l
] ]. Couret-9 w Burbridge &co-5 ] A Donna
fon-9 bales moss W Homan-2l hhds sugar to
Laftte h Duflho-l3 do to E J Hart &co-9 do 6
bbls molasses A Lane-47 hides TO l. Doufour-
sundries to order-Total 63 bales cotton 43 hhds
sugar 6 bbls molasses
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STEAMBOATS---STEA
OUACHITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT LHE-orPosIIIoS TO MONOPOLY.
Regular THURSDAY Packet
COR CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, ALABAMA
Landing. ouachta City, Trenton MoEroe, and all inter
mediate landings-The nae steamer
Victory.
r. s. LIVINGSTON. Mater; II. B. DAVIDSON, Clerk,
WIZ leave on THURSDAY the 18th inst, at p n, con-
meeting with steamer Camden for Bayou Bsrtholemew.
ns sso With .sSs TO- SABINE RIVER
sse Saline The steamer chds connects with Victory at
OF Ps iTiiER ssS a n Ifsla s e
Conner Poydrs and TcbouDitosias sts-
Leaves on TUESDAY. Iosh inst. airs
FOR cAMDES BEACH HILLS, oUAoHIrA
roI an I1 a
mss ouachia and Black Ryers-Ths light dfaft pas
Judge Fletcher,
Frank Keeling MASTER Harry L. Watts Clerk.
leave as above WIN rG ssI s ss i ?. Ss d.
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND TRENTON REGULAR
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY,. asr.x.
FOE TEE SsI, MONROE MONROE, oUAcaIrA CITY.
and al ntermedste landings on Black and ouachta Rivers
Frank Pargeud.
J. W. ToBIN, Master; GEO. A. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
wnieave positively, above For freight or passage ap
sh2 II Tz zb assss IaSn.ss's s'
The Frank Psrgoud connects with No steamers for all
Saline river, giving through bills Of aiding.
TsENToS, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REeU.
Lac PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, sBrn
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
RLUE LINE..-~...-.-..........hL LINZ
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD oOMPI.
rHRoUaH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East
x,,bou, changing Cars or breaking buk from Cro Tine
and condition guaranteed TO al points,
GALEgA .
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO.
81. LOUIS,
DETROIT.
NIAGARA FALIA
ALBANY,
BOSTON.
NEW FoRK.
and all intermediate or connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from lee or low water.
Through bills Of lsdns an all Information gwen On sppn
cation 70 JAMES T. TUcKEs.
General Agent
IA carOndsss strsss
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AID
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
raRoUoH RATES or RREIaHr.
81 Louis. Leuisviile. Columbus. Cairs. Rome
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston
TRAxsfonrAnoS DuAErxEy,
New Orleans, jan i, 1865 y
Shippers are Informed this company Is now giving
Through Bills Lsding 10 the above points
An claims for Loss Damage. or ovsrehargs VIII pc
pre- n ply settled point Of delivery.
For further information inquire the Depot Cslops
street, or at the Compsnys Omse "A Csrondset street.
T. s. WILLIAMS. Gen'l Superintendent
JArrs Yoxes. General Freight Agent.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. o. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western n ouisisns and Texas.
The Railroad Fsrryboat the foot Of 81 Ann street.
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at TX NJ, connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers atsA.M
Shippers consgnees Of freight by giving notice 70 tho
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and Common
goods received delivered In any part
| Of the city reduced rates Of drsyage
Frghts the road for landings on the Teche
OpslOusas deliverable At New Iberia or 81 Martins
Vile received ds Sundays excepted from n to p n,
| at the foot Of ST. Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Lsourche between Lass
deville and Loekport Bslanger Canal and for Houma
win received and transported through via Raeeand La
fourehe stations through Steamboat rates
An freight payable at the time Of shipment and
| all inward freight on delivery
q. r. BAILEY,
| Superintendent.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. a co. sen a II A. n, at r
Liners stabIef. Grzver street, horses, mules. etc.
CHAs T. NASH ses II II O'Clock Al the eerner OF
harles and Perdido furniture, ETC.; also, on
the levee, foot OF Custoinhouse street, cotton
THE SHERIFF sells ~ O'Clock at g Csrondelet
street, furniture, stc
THE CONSTABLE sells al 10 O'Clock n, a. SIC nags.
zine street shoe store; also, ct IL NJ a. 70
Commercial Place. sewing machine
"a See Advertisements second page
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Fe. 1e.n.-
uoraxu I1uE DAHY o. q nAn sTEAHBn
$1,000 - ~ buowng Low Pressure Iron Ssssnuu
Marv...........THOS cAkRoL+ Comnsn6u
Vranees.......... $40 J. BLAKEsLEE. &c
Uausse H0PkINA ."
o. Of vhssh wn leave daily ~ arrival Of hssA
- Pe.tsharrHir Railroad, sanyfng the q. g. n>1k
OHAR A. WHITNEY CO., AgeaA
a 30 and % Camp ssssa
FREIGHT signed through 70 Columbus, West Point hssn
and Atlanta Georgia By rail from Mobile al low rates
NB-An freight and passage payable In y curssr
FAST YREIGHT LINE
NEW DAILY ARRArGKNRNT.
r,ROM NEW ORLEANS. VIA MORGAN I'm
Il %. g. Man steamers Mobile and fhsnce By ~ b
CoLUrBus, WEST POINT. MACON and ATLANTA
ga Cheaper nan any Other rcnte-
FREIGHT will be reserved here daily NJ 10 ~ L.. Il P
ssrrain Railroad Depot and forwarded - ssove stsvu
r.tes than BIZ any other Bill lAdins signed souc
10 - * ,. Il daily ~ the ONE.
CHAs. A. WHITNEY 60, Agents.
% and 50 Camp Sired
An freight 70 be consigned 70 agent Of Mobile and
Northern Railroad .hobils
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L RENAISSANCE LOUIsIASAIsE.
Devoted 10 Southern interests
CssssD YeArs Of Exstsnesl

ssmmsnd>hle publication for families country
people who practice the elegant French language review
eabsrse the political Of the week. the situation 81
the country the New Orleans American press the interesting
facts Of Louisiana the agricultural and commercial Affairs Of
the community the market price the theatrical sorse
thsersy and scientific productions Of the day and
great variety Of useful facts, instructive gems humosts
snscdotss and all that composes . 6rst class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION; IS PER ANNUM
fhs ~ pages Of LA RENAISSANCE edited on y
columns and the advertisements conspicuousy die
played with reading matter In each page that IL ths
Journal Of the best advertising mediums Of the South
Job Printing done IN al languages. e Cont strsss,
OF kxchangs Aley, Nsw orisanA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-08

ANE COTTON MILLs.
Cotton YARSS-Nos. s and Il
WRAPPING TWINE-
:. CAULKING.
=. PACKING.
:. BATTING
Packed In quantities 10 suit
Orders win be promptly fsd when left at u carondeles
street, Back Once
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LOTTERIES.
Y EETUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EBDY 4 oo...................hANAG
CAPITAL RHIzE-sSe.o00.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. FoR TIE BKNEYB
OF CITY OF PADCcAH,
U1Ass E. TO BE DRAWN AT oovNeroS, III.

APPR0xrMATIOH.rRIzEs;
. approximation prisss Of ts00 each for the nine 70
naming nnts Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $50 900 prise tzm
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine 70
naming units of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prise In
. approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine
naming uns OF the same ten Of the nnmbsr
drawing the $500 prise sre.................. t,N
Z approximation prizes Of $50 ssob for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of the number :
drawing the 5000 prise kre................... lsN
approximation prikss Of 500 each for the nine TO
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prise ~
. approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the same ten OF the number
drawing the 5000 prise are. ~
,fjspproximatons Of $50 each for the MAE remaining
units Of the same tan Of thd namber drawing the
tlOWpriHes Ao1vN
fS prizes amounting to ~
whole tckcts s7; Halves %. ousrter ss kghths 81 %.
Prizes payable In fall without deduction.
rders for Tickets this splendid scheme VIII be CAREFUL
BY mall and the drawings sent with
plantation Of the result Of each nvesmezt - soon - ths
CHAs T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer.
Corner Camp and Common streets. or
Lock Box o91 Post OHoe New Oriesnk
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IyS-.-0TEAUBAlfrs
mn PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
~ rHu.ADxLRAIA AID souzH1A AAs
srKAusHIP coNPANTB
Regular ssni-A.S
Sunsata. rms soss..................oae~ r = es.
TT.~.. lepe sous ................CsP@ J. =. hokse
-. - ~. U.ssu m tsns. 10, Ca r u OookbkH'
- 10 ..s,w
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oUATRiEME coUR DE DISTRICT DIX LA NoUvELLE-
Oreans-H. N. Jenkins Ses Creanciers-No. ~ 2o5.
Wis est par les presertes donne aux ere
N ancier des nsovabes toutes autres inte
resses de pendant dix ous de la premiere
bliestor avis pourquo final enroe e
sndc seat appuvee at homologuee ct les fonds
entre ses mains distributes scion Ia lo
Par ordre de Ia
J. y. DICK depute gredier
Bureau du Gref6er Nouvele- Orleans lie mara 1868
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H. n JENKINS VS.. HIS CRtDIroRs-FOURTa DIS
trct Ceurt Of New Orleans-No 1925
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the Creditors
IN nsOent and to other persons herein Interested
TO within tn, hrst pub caon hereof
why final hled BY the syndc should not be
proved and the funds distributed In
dspce Herewith. By the Ceu't
Clicks Ofice, New Orleans March 5. 1858.
i DICK. Deputy Clerk,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THOMAS HENDERSON VS.. HIS CREDITORS AND
the Creditors Of Henderson. Terry Co-Fourth Dis
trict Court of New Orleans-No. 1889.
NOTICE IL hereby sfven 10 the Creditors
IN nsovsnts and to all 9th herein In
teresef within days from the first publ
cation hereof why the tabeau and account filed by the
ynoic should be owed and homoogated,
sds distributed In accordance Herewith. By the
Court
Clerks cffce. New Orleans March 1873
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National Insurance Company

WHEELING. WEST Va.
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Dr.. LIeHTmLL.-It VIII be seen by
the first psge of this paper, that DIR,
LighthiH who visited our city q short
time since, retnFns on Monday and
viii remain in this city for several
days. The DR., fsiprspsred to.giYe spe-
eisl attention 10 diseases of thseye, ear,
persons, of whom are well known
TO the general public, have signed GER
hhcates testifying to the Dr.'s eefheien-
cy, and among others We notice the
name OF Geo. D. Prentice. We have no
intehtion of oveE-estimating the hkill
or ability OF any physician who may
come before the Wheeling public, but
the credentials which DR.. LfEhthfll
presents, and his reputation at Pitts
burgh. AFFORD fair ground for the pre-.
sumption that the DR.. Is amply quail
bed 10 minister to the diseases which
he has made a specially. -
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LECTURE,-we had the pleasure last
evening of listening to a portion OF the
lecture delivered last evening by the
Rev. DR.. Brann at the st. James (Cath-
olic) cathedral. The church contained
a very good audience, not 30 big as We
have seen at the Dr's lectures ON pre-
Tious occasions, but still, it was COM
fOTtRbly full. We have spoken once
before OF the music, both vocal and in
slFumentat and can only repeat our
previous concentrations. So far as
we cOuld judge the lecture was very
well received and gave very general
satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-19

ANs1vKRsARY ExERcIsRs.lThe Fiiu.
eth Anniversary OF the First Presbyte-
Einn Sabbath School Is to be held in the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
week, Sunday December Z7th,) and
great interest. There are still a great
many living who as Teachers aud Scho-
lars were connected with the school at
lis origin and subsequently,, for whom
special seats will be reserved. And as
IL Is impossible for the officers to cali
upon them personally, they authOEize
us to cordially invite all 10 be present
who have ever been connected with the
school,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons.
London, Graduate OF one Of the most emf
nent Colleges IN the Oniled States, and The
Sren ter pant OF whose Life has been silenI In
InI hospitals OF London, Paris, F1nIAdelphIR
and elsewhere has effected some OF the InOsI
astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing In the head q nd
ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS being
alarmed at sudden sounds, baEhIulneSs, WIN
derangement OF mind, were cured ininlts-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-19

wHiLE you are looking for presents,
for the holidays do not fail to call at
Partridge's. His choice collection of
A new supply OF steTeoscopic views has
just been received, among which are
scenes in Scotland, Ireland, Italy,
France, great variety of American
scenery and many different views of
our own city. Picture frames, Walnut
brackets, artists goods &C., always on
hand. Looking glasses at cost. Par.
ticular attention given to making pOrcc-
lain pictures for holiday presents.
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TnEnR Is no mlstaka abonl ID. PLA,

THRRR is no mistake about IL, Plan
rArIoN BITTERs will ward on Fever
and Ague and all kindred diseases, ii
used In time. No family need suffer
from this distressing complaint If they
Will keep PLANTATION BIrrRRs in the
house, and use 1t according to direc-
lions. The most important ingredient
Of this medicine Is CalisayA or Peru
Wan Bark. which is known to be the
finest aud purest tonic in the vegetable
Kingdom. The extract of this Bark is
the active principle of all good Fever
and Ague Medicines prescribed by in
telllgent doctors. Callsaya Bark is
used extensively ia tue manufacture
OF PLANTATION BTTTERs, as we'll n,
quinfne, and we dare say Ihey owe
their popularity mostly 10 that Tact.
We can recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATRR-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eod&w
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OFFICE WHEELrR {. w11soN,s

SBwINo MACHINES,
No 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING, w. VA.
Ladies using the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machines are earnestly request.
ed TO leave immediate notice ut our OF,
flee whenever they are out of order or
any Instructions in sewing are desired.
Our interest not being second TO thai
of purchasers, in their successful Oper-
alton, we hold ourselves in readiness,
at all times, to render any necessary
and practicable assistance.
We are particularly DESTROYS that
every machine in Wheeling and vicinI-
~ should be used successfully and give
entire satisfaction; and for this purpose
expense.
Parties living Mt a distance will please
communicate with us by mail.
Respectfully, &c.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-19

HAvERLY's MINsrRRLs.-Chicag
has sent out n troupe OF minstrels un-
der the charge of Manager ]. II. HaYer.
~, composed of eighteen members,
many of whom are we'll known in the
profession" They are accompanied
by full and efficient quartetts and
orchestra" Those who enjoy the per
formances of good troupe OF minstrels
will no doubt lind "Hayerly's'b ready
and willing TO cater to their amusement
this evening. Remember at the Wash
ington Hall to-nightthe merry, merry
troupe aud the dulcet cas;anet will be
heard.
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RECErIIoS.-The Sunday School
children of the Lutheran church gave a
reception hast evening when they ex-
tended formal greeting and congratu-
lAttons To their newly married pastor
ana his charming bride. The children
As usual kindly remembered the prin.
ter boys, and for IL basket filled with
most excellent cake and lee cream,
they return their sincere thanks.
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THR LEcTuRE.-"ourY Young Men, il
the subject for one of the most interest.
ing lectures ever delivered in this CITY.
IL will como on at the Fourth ST., 81, L
Church on Tuesday evening next. Mr..
VIM. Is. Cnllls Is well known here as n
line speaker. and in this lecture, to be
delivered under the sapspices OF the
Young Mems Christina Association. he
VIII even surPass all Expectations.
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The AFHESKuM PROPRKrY.-we nm.
dersiend from one OTIhs proprielors OF
tee Atheneum property, that, despite
tue very numerous inquiries and ex-
aminations, the Advertisement OF the
sale has been effected. Conse1nentIv
me anelion sale will positively take
place this morning, at the Court Honse.
y advertised, At 10 O'Clock, What citii
LehlS there that would not be promo To
me present drear spot covered with
S ooSHlSai and prosperous business
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RIvER NRws.-The water was rising
last evening with six feet and five
inches in the channel. Weather bright
and pleasant.
The toWboat Venture passed down
yesterday evening. Beyond this there
were no boats yesterday. The Rsbecca
IS expected up this morning and will
leave for ParkersbuTg as near her usual
hour as she can get of, The Grey
EsSie will leave here for ParkersburG
Tonight. The II. K. Hudson LEFT Gin
cinnAIiy yesterday butwiIIgo on through
TO PitIsDuTg on this trip. The Glen
dale for ST. Louis will arrive here from
Pittsburg on Monday morning. The
steamer Emperor is advertised to re-
ce!Ye freight Tor Memphis ADD New
Orleans.
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ATT1aEp TIL NATIoNAL BustSx

ATTAEp THR NATIONAL BUSINESS
CoLLHdET UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE IN the
full course In k:KeepinR and Pen
manship, including the English Bran
ches isdesired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone
Rooms open from 9 TO II A. NJ, 2to 4
and to 9P. N. For further iniorma-
tion call at College rooms, or address
s, 1. Mccoy, Principal.
WheeLin0. ". "a.
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AcSIn9sr ON ruR CENTRAL ou,o.-
y t nsanSsaSS evening an accident
h5ppsneo on lee Central Ohio RAILROAD,
Mnio1 i Les9llso IN ne death OF two men
49,, ~ ns1 sins sSsninG PASSENGER train was
from Bellaire, the rear axle Of ths 49,
motive gave way, letting the SneS,s.,
down upon the track, and oheck in' lie
momentum so as to throw the tendsr
forward. Geo Thompson, the engineer
ana 4" Henkel, the fireman, were in :
SANITY killed. The engineer had q
Ihniiy n Columbus. o., but We are moi
fsn sS - state whether Henkel left any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-19

DONATION PARrr.-on Thursday
evening the friends OF the Rev. j. W.
Webb. OF the Island NJ. +. Church.
callEid at the parsonage, and spent n
pleasant evening In social enjoyment.
not only the numbers OF his charge.
out many other friends, gathered IN
during the evening. aud brought with
them substantial tokens OF regard,
which were doubtless kindly apprsci.
s S5ed The receipts footed up about
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-19

IRox-PuosPnoRus-o rnree
best TONES, sl<iilfully and elegantly COM
bined in nm amber-oolored cordial. beantI-
fully transparent to the eye. pleasant to the
tssto, acceptable TO tho stomach, In CasSyelI,
Hazard q Co.'S Ferro- Phosphoratsd Elixir Of
Callkaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teaspOouful CONTAINS
one grain oriron. Samples furnished ifee to
the profession
CAswELt.,- HAZARD & CO..
sole manufacturers, New York.
myB- Wesad.tv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-19

DRDIcAToRT.-BIshop Payne, OF the
African ST. L. Church. will preach the
sermon at The dedicaIory services of
the new church at RsIlHire, tomorrow
at "a P. N, The society there have lust
completed a neat frame church at a
cost OF about $500. Bishop PAYNE will
preach la the Court House to-nloFroT
evening at O'Clock.