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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
D R. LON CD ON
INDICATED INHALATION
ITS TRUE VAL U E!
LIABILITY TO ABUSE!
Nota new mode of treating
Diseases Of the Lungs.

CONSUMPTION is a twofold disease, one ar.
| fe2ting the parenchyma, or substance OF
| the Lungs, and the other the mucus MEM
| hranes that line the air passages and cells.
Sometimes these occur separately, hut ale
usually united in genuine Consumption:
| The tubercular deposit can only be reached
through the general circulation and 10
| preueat this deposit, or Ttntore u on dbSoT6tton
| when found, we must employ those agents
which exert an Alternative aud healing ell
| feet on the Lung.
For the affection of the mucus membrane
indicated Inhalation may be employed
| with the best results. This mode or treat
rent rings the medicine in direct contact
with the di, ease. and when an appropriate
remedy has been selected the irritation, In.
| namation, and liberation may not only be
modified and soythed, but ultimately en-
! tirely SuJdUed.
| There is then in complete and success
! ful treatment an ubSo'ute necessity Tor COM
! biulng appropriate remedies addressed to
| the general constitution with the lnhalauon
and other mechanical means.
| In all cases Of asthma, simple brOnchltls,
| Iarynciting, tracheaitis, even when the In
| fiaminglion EXTENDS 10 the mucus mem
| braneS lining the air cells, WHether chronic
| or acute, Meticated Inhalation with gene
| raj treatment may be resorted TO with the
hone o!decidGd benefit.
The uninfOrmcI are liable to be mise !
| ana mi red 10y this mode OF treatment. II
| diseases o. the Lungs were IlieIelS Il IoSaA
| Auction, not Involving or resulting fiOm
! constitutional disturbance, an attempt 10
cure il b. lCca! applications would be more
| rational and much more successful than IL
now is.
Eut consumption, asthma, bronchitii &C.,
are not mere local affections. Ike most
| other arrangements OF the vital forces,
| they have their origin In morbid condl-
ton of the general system, and can onl y be
successfully encountered by the use OF
AGENTS which restore the dlsordared func-
| lions TO their normal condition. While
| this IS berg done the inhalation OF medi-
Gated yapors may III some cases be OF much
| assistance.
RoihiCaSoa and experience teach us that
| 50 separate his local treatment from gene
raj ard SiitutiOna! remedies Is to con-
| y,rt Valuable feature o II successful prac-
| ice into q source Of iTca!culable m!schlei.
Ee.S .Gr consultation, examination, al
Ylcc auI treatment within the reach ofail.
a'EDICISE5 FOR ALL DISEASES by man
| 9..d ypr2sS 20 al! parts al the country.
CGi = !iCu:T-S 20 l., 1901" nNn t:H 10
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Valuable Manufacturing Prop
ertY For Sale.

TIME UNnERSIGNFD' OFFERS FOR
sale Phillips well-known Foundry,
Brick Machine Shop &c. including the
ground they are situated upon, containing
about ~ acres. with Engine, Boilers,
Nhafting, and lot DIVA liable Lathes, Tools,
Patterns, FlaSks, Foundry Fixtures, Black
smith Tools. &c sufficient to do large bust.
ness, will sell the entire Works with or with
out the Tools and Patterns, or with such
Tools as may be selected.
Capitalists and mechanics seeking good
and cheap location for car works with
building and many OF the Lathes, Toos,
&C, suitable for the iron work part nIe IN
yted 10 examine these works.
The location for car works or sny other
manufacturing business can not be excelled,
being situated on the west side OF the P.W.
and Ky. X. K. track and'fronting 400 n. on
the Ohio river, with wagon way and good
halb0r and landing, saving expense OF
hauling by shipping and receiving direct
at The works by rail and river.
The title oftha property is indisputable.
Works in good order eady for o reration.
For further information ms to prices,
terms, &c, add: e>s or apply 10
n W. tHILl lP5.
WHEEL q, NAV \ 1879
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No POstDOnement.

1t is not wise to put of until the heats of
summer have commenced the lnvigorating
process which would have secured the sys-
tenn, in advance, against the untoward in
fluence. By toning the stomach, liver and
bowels in the spring months with Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters, and continuing to
take this h armless but powerful vtgetabe
invigorant during the summer, it Is quite
certain that even persons who are natural
Iy delicate and deficient in vital force may
es cape the fits OF indigestion, headache,
nausea, billiousness, nervous debility and
mental oppression, which in the absence OF
such preparations often PROSTATE ana ago
niZe the more robust. A pure stimuan!,
medicated with the juices OF the finest ton.
les, anto-bilisus and aperient roots anu
herbs, as an Invaluable boon to the weak
and ailing, and this DEMONSTRATING boon IN
the form OF Hostetter's Bltters is fortunately
within the reach Of all.
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To the Voters of the city of Wheeling:
hereby announce myself as n candidate
for the office Of Judge Of the Municipal
Court of the city o! Wheeling.
myl2 FRED NO-'S'
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We are indebted 10 Hon. A. j.
SWEENEY, ote OF the commissioners
appointed fromthis State to attend the
Centennial Anniversary Of American
Independence in Philadelphia in 1876,
for a copy of the jo-nal of the pro-
proceedings OF the Commission. The
arrangements for the ceebration are
progressing fsvorably and the enter-
prise thus far bids fair to PROV a very
satisfactory success. The poole of
Philadelphia and Of Pennsylvania EN-
orally have taken hold Of the matt
with great energy and have made an
exceedingly liberal contribution Of
money for the purposes of the Commas
sion. As the time approaches, otner
cities and States will doubtless do their
whole part toward making the cele0Ia'
finn the most notable of the century.
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We have received from the publish
ere, Biglow aud Main, of New York, a
COPY of "Temple Anthems, for the SER
vice Of the Sanctuary" by Rev. Robert
Lowry and w. Howard Doane. The
book contains more than one hundred
choice Anthems and will doubtless be-
come a prime favorite with church
choirs wherever introduced. For sale
by j. D. Stanton.
From Jas. Campbell, publisher, Bos-
ton, we have copy Of 1.-THE Passions
in their relations to Health and Dr.
sease" translated by Howard +. Damon
from the French Of x. Bourgeois, an
eminent physician. 1t is written in
popular style and contains much wise
counsel for the young OF both sexes
For sale by J. D. Stanton.
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Ir the City Council wants to do a
nopulsr thing, let it adept tonight an
ordinance providing for remaining the
sireets and numbering the houses In
the city. The propristy and import
spce Of such an ordinance has been
often shown and has now been talked
about long enough. A dozen subjects It's
Of far less interest to the people Will DC
discussed tonight, then why not pass
,be ordinance without further pariey
and pm. it in force at once Ever, ~
bousskeeper in the city is anxious to to
have some plain and simple system o.
numbering adopted. ~
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ANNoUNcEM e NTs
MUNICIPAL COEBT.

To the voters of the City:
]. B. McLURE. attorney Mt Law. is q
candidate for Judge OF the Municipal Co"f'
OF Wheeling.
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NOTICE.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDtRS
a oIIhe National Savings Bank OF Wheel
ing, held on the LIST day OF April 1913, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That the name OF the bank h."
changed from the the National savings
Bank OF Wheeling to commercial Bank, y
said change D take effect on ana ate: May
lst, 1873.
This notice Is given as required By section
II of chapter 50 of the Code OF Yves. Va.
THUS. II. LIST, President.
WHEELISG, May /, 1873. pa3D-
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Messrs Editors
Please announce the name OF q. l.
CRANMEE TO be voted for as Judge O! tx
Municipal Court, and ob!igc
myl2 MANY FklENLS'
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We are glad to fiud the Intelligence

We are glad to fud the Intsligsnesr
taking 90 decided a stand against ad-
ministration support Of the KELLOGG
usurpation in Louisiana as was indlcs'
ted by its editorial remarks yesterday
morning. The condition OF Louisiana
to-day is disgrace and a menace to
the whole country. A government
that is confessedly without a shadow
of legal authority is being forced upon
an unwilling people by Federal power,
and the citizens OF other States stand
idly by, not knowing how soon it may
be their turn to undergo the same fate.
Republican newspapers ought to speak
out on this question if they wish to
avert the danger that threatens the
whole people. The 1ntslligsncer very
appropriately says: This Louisiana
broil is disgraceful to the administra-
ton and dangerous to the peace and
good feeling Of the people in Louisiana
and other States; and the truth ought
to be so plainly spoken that by no possi-
bility could the error in this case ever
be used as a precedent for like en-
ployment of arbitrary power elsewhere
The army must now be used to preserve
the public peace, bs.ft ought to, be used
for no other end. Let the bayonets
that uphold the KELLOGG usurpatl0n De
Withdrawn from that employment, and
let factions the fight on equal terms till
Congress decides between them, the
military being used only to preserve or
der and prevent bloodshed.'
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NEW YORK NOTES.

eNNDttATE.
NV YORK, Feb. 1.-THE report that the
syhdicate held a meeting TUESDAY night To
consider communication from Secretarv
Boutwell, calling upon them 20 gnarantee ~
placing OF the new loan or annul their contract
Is untrue.
AT A CONFERENCE
OF trunk railway freight agents held recentlv i'm
thls city, II was determined that no refluc fiou
In tariffs be made. The disparity which herr
toiore existed between rates from this CITY am,
Boston, and OF several other roads has 'hee,,
removed. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
however IL not party to the agreement
DEAD.
European adyices mention the death of ems
, n hcafd, an eminent portrait painter al
Paris, on the 22d of January.
A INV TRIAL DENIED TO STOKES
me OF Judge B0andman i'm the Stokes
case was received by Justice Ingrabam tbs
morning, and by him announced. He denies
tne motion for new trial, and in An opiuiou
gives his reasons the refor.
SAFE ROBBERY.
The safe in the Office of the Toledo, Canada
southern and Detroit railroad, No. Is William
street, was robbed yesterday of two hundred
LOO bonds. This safe IL said TO have been left
open, and the bonds were distracted. IL Is
said the thieves can make no use of them as
they do not bear the signature OF the secretary
nor the seal Of the company.
FIRE THIS MORNING
In the Harlem freight depot on Franklin street.
damaged Jamerers card board factory, go GOO:
Darlington's machine shops, $4,000; Cnger's
knitting machine factory, ss. 1850; and the build
ing was da maged, SO, 900. The freight cars ON
the ground door were run out and with contents
saved.
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women and brave men of The Pine Tree state.
but y a goodly number OF ladies and gentlemen
haling from the other states and the District OF
Columbia. Dancing was kept up until late
hour, and everything passed OF very pleas
aBtly.
Mrs. Grants afternoon receptions will be
held on Saturday Of each week from to ) p. IN
until further notice.
- The last card reception of the Attorney
General and Mrs. Williams takes place this
evening.
General Sherman and family are at home
to their friends to- night.
Mr.. III. G. Bispham, the distinguished
animal painter, OF New York, is in the city for
a few days,-stayng with his friend Mr.. George
Alfred Townsend.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRLss REPoRTs.
THE SPANISH REPuBLRC.
POLICY Of the Men G.Ovaens>~.s

MADRID, Feb. IA council Of ministers was
held yesterday. One of the first acts of the new
donirg several men who were sentenced 20 he
executed at Barcelona to-day.
Senior CASTELAR,, minister of foreign affairs. IL
now engaged in preparing a manifesto, which
VIII be sent 10 the different foreign powers ex-
planning the policy OF the present governments
OF Spain. The system of arming people TO repcl
inyasions by Carlist bands will be largely de-
veloped Ivy the government.
Cong ratulations Of the French Ne.
EERsAILLEs, Feb. H.-At a meeting last
night of deputies in the French National As
sembly belonging to the party of the Left. reso-
lutions we're adopted congratulating the repub-
lcans Of Spain upon the establishment Of The
Spanish republic.
Ex.kfng Amadeus at lisbon.
LISBON, FEB. H-Ex-kIng Amadeu s reached
TINS city this morning and proceeded 10 the
palace which had been prepared for him. No
lntimstion II given as to the time when he Will
take his departure for Italy. A squadron OF
Italian naval vessels i lnomentaTily expected 20
arrive In the Tagus.
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT To AssASsINArE AN
ALABAMA LEGIsLAToR.-A telegram from
Montgomery, Ala, says: j. w. Mayberry at
tempted to assassinate y. $. McAfee without
provocaton is supposed to have been a speecb
made by McAfee in the house OF Representatives
yesterday. McAfee is badly il not fatally in
lured. Mayberry was one Of the senators from
Barber county, who were ousted from seats
under the late compromise between the conflict
ing legislature. Great excitement prevails in
legislative circles, and it is feared that other
encounters NAV ensue.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w LAR ID ALL.

ST VALENTINES DAY.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IL,
BENEFIT OF
FERNANDEZ FOSTER.JNO p. RTCEINGHN VI
And JAMES JAMESON.
ACREAT BILL.
HOST OF NOVELTIES
AND VOLUNTEERS.
NAN The GOOD FOR- NOTHI Nc,
ty Dung Lady # WaShington-her first apprar-
Snce oA any stage.
Oranc Ollo- introducing George =. knight, Dick
Parker ard Pat Rooney (by the kind permission Of
thu herman Bros. }, and Mr.. Harry p. spOrrer; and
the Comic Psntonime Of
THE MAGIC TRUMPET
Tickets and az Ellis Music Store, whaPe Won
can secure seats by presenting tickets f3H
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liable BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE CLorHIERS
f5r Northwest corner 7tb and n street.
'HE RAPIDITf aS SR EASE WITH WHICH

are removed and the feet relieved, IL ailing from
Bnniens, Bad Nails, &c, at DIR. WHITE E-;ab-
ilshment sSs lsth street, opposite the Treasury,
quite surprising to persons unaccusfomed 20 his
method Of operating, which is entirely different from
the time practice Of tearing on the ingrowing
nall or lancing deep into the bunion distressinxly
painful method, and one which obliged the sufferer
10 20 sh3eess and sometimes crutches, for weeks
or months aud no doubt tended TO shorten life, at
Least a. make Tar lees pleasant and useful but Dr.
White Operations are frequently borne BY children
Nnhout COMPLAINT there Is little or no pain, no loss
81 time, and IL none but suitable shoes be worm the
treatment, even in extreme cases. effects a perfecf
cure though the feet being used Coma
are liable TO come occasionally with even the hear
hitting shoes snd Industrious persons think there
economy Of time, comfort, and health in an occa-
scnsl visit to the Chiropodisf and IL we'll known
.ac that thousands Of persons, many Of them those
met honOred in public and private life, come from
.al and near TO visit Dr.. Whites Establishment 10
ah. q whom DR.. White has unsolicited permission
oIeler f3-tr
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ga ministerial crisis Is pendine Al Rome

muisoeriAd Crisis b pending &C Rome.
- The heaviest snow storm Of the season at
salt Lake City fell yesterday. There was q
steady snowfall at Richmond.
: ~ Il IL reported that q boulder Of gold,
Weighing over two hundred AMI forty pounds,
has been found In . Chinese claim 1t Noore's
Flat, Nevada.
[ - A Memphis paper calls upon the actors 10
young women In the audience to stou talkisg
during the performance.
- Macedonia (N.Y.) dentist was covhiae.,
By pretty dresmaker, recently, for narryine
nsse ~ .onn; aSef she had gone 70 the ex-
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The NEW BANKRUPTCY BILL APPROVED
The President has approved the act of Congress
TO anne nd an act to establish a uniform system
Of bankruptcy throughout the United States.
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THE PRESIDENT received very few visitors
this morning. Among those who were fortunate
enough TO obtain an interview we're Repre-
seEtatIves Hawley, Cotton and Wallace.
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TIE CASE OF SENATOR CALDwELL.-The
Senate Committee ON Privileges and Election.
VIII not submit their report on the case OF Sen
atOr Caldwell until Monday next.
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NAVAL CHASGEs--Lieutenant Commander
ID. {. Woodson ordered to the receiving shin
Sapient; Master X. Clarendon Jones to special
duty at New Orleans, La; Master " r. Harris
10 the Frolic; Ensigns VIM. F. Bulkley and Sid
the Juniata w
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Erie 20 ne Inxesiixnfexl-

ALBANY, Feb. IA resolution was intro
duced in the Senate today calling on the Of
metals OF the Erie railway to furnish, under
oath, the different amounts paid for legislative
hcati0n act.
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ANOTHER CUBAN ExPEDIrIoN.-It is repor-
ted that large and well-organized fllibuster-
ing expedition will soon sail from New Orleans
Ior Cuba under the command Of q well-knowu
ex-confederate general who is now a promi-
nent supporter of General Grants administra-
ti0n The organization is composed Of soldiers
Of both the federal and confederate armies.
whom have already arrived. Experienced nj
lots have been engaged, and the most promising
results are expected.
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.. and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner lith and
Iunes Evan snia avenue; Ladies, and sentIenent
b bs.A caasssd dasly. NY facilities for suDplyiL4
s.r,ns !, eddInss, Dinners, &C., complete, are %.
sessit Q liberal share Of Your nsfronsre
1iHse;ss D, Caterer end CoafsesiOnsr, Il0l Penn.
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~, ~ llies .! any hind q Lsdis., de1ts and Chill.
~ ". srsst, bst.een , aad b, south. Eots b. nsii
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Fore ed Safe.

These unheard-of prices result from a determine
ton not o. carry over any portion Of our stock
which Is no" offered al nifty per cent less than former
I'LL OTHER GOODS AT THE SAME
IMMENSE ABDUCTION
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The STEAMER EDGAR STEwARr-The Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has investigated the case
Of the steamer Edgar Stewart, and i'm his report
70 the secretary Of State states he can find no
irregularity i'm her papers or ANYTHING to Justify
ner detention. The Edgar Stewart still lies q
Browns wharf, near Canton, and her future
destination Is rs yet unkn0wn. 1t IL said that
the Spanfsh agents suspect Q swift sailing
schooner-rigged vessel to be employed in the
Cuban cause, and are ON the lookout Ter her
Bolt. Sun.
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The New York stock Exchange I'm.
VestiyalfOm.

MUCH ADO ABOUT NoTHING-Nor 4 DOLL AR
EXPENDED TO INFLUENCE CONGRESS.
The committee of ways and means had before
them to-day Charles q. Colgate, who sub
mitted the report he made TO the New York
Stock Exchange, of which he was the agent.
ii appears he made proposition. i'm writing
the Stock Exchange at a salary OF ten thousand
dollars per annum. On the 9Th of February
he started for Washington in company with
John +. Denny, the chairman, to seek in their
behalf a modification OF the then rule reQur-
ing borrowed money employed i'm carving
stocks, gold bonds, ETC., TO be retired and pay q
tax on capital at the rate of one-twenty fourth
OF one per cent. per month, the same{as fixed
capital employed in the business of banking
He relates specifically his transactions i'm Wash
ington, and alludes to the fact that some per-
sons put in claims for services rendered: add
ing, no money was paid, or even limited at by
any person connected with the Internal Reeve
nue. Department or Congress, except i'm one
instance, when George w. Bassett, clerk of the
ways and means committee, offered his services
Tor the sum OF two hundred and fifty dollars per
month for the session, and a contingency of i've
hundred dollars i'm case the amendment re-
ferred to became law. This proposition was
submitted to the stock exchange, and declined
ana Mr.. Basset was never paid. Though i'm
Colgates opinion, the exchange has received
great benefits and advantages by reason of hay-
ing proper representation at the seat of govern
ment, II, as body, has not been called upon
for dollar toward the expense OF obtaining n
modification of the rule taxing borrowed money
as capital, and the repeating of the stamp tax
on sales, although each member OF the Ex-
change Is more or less interested.
Colgate was examined at length. Other wit
nesSes are called for to- morrow
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acknowledgements Brooks appeared
in his seat in the House yesterday for the first
time in several weeks. His health is cOnsidera-
bly, improved.
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Ex-CoLLEcToR of Internal Revenue Cam
Tx.ngs of the second district of PENNSYLVANIA.
e here, trying TO fin up his unsettled accounts.
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THE PoNERoY INVESTIGATION will probably
commence on Monday next. at which time it is
expected that al the witnesses in the case will be
present. IL will be conducted in the room Of
the committee ON patents, and will be public.
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The Legislative Ceapremise In I,su.
ts1o09.

NV OkLEANe, Feb. l3-At q meetine Of
both legislatures to-day, the republicans agreed
70 accept the proposition Of the fusionists to
organize general assembly composed Of MEM
bers returned by both boards provided such
ton. "A committee was appointed TO telegraph
the WashingtOn authorities for information.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKSuE-The receipts from this
source to-day were S2rT ,0sl.9s.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE court yesterday
set aside the viii Of the late Rev. Samuel j..
queathed to endow q college. His relatives
agree to give 500 900 towards towards the en-
d0wment Of the Cincinnati university. The
unsoundness Of mind.
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RATHER INDEFINIrE.-Represen Head
lee OF the Missouri Senate Investigation com
mittee, made minority report yesterday charg-
United States Senator; but who furnished IN
and for whose benefit, he il unable 10 stste.
TIE PRINTERS STRIKE In Havana. cuha.
has virtually ended, the principal journal
agreeing to increase their wages one thifd. The
Coesia lomciaD refused to comply with the ar
pear.
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NEw OnLEASe, Feb. ls.-A private dispatch
steamship Ariadne, from New York for NeV
yrieans, on Hatteras. All hands were ssved.
Inc steamer and valuable cargo Of assorted
merchandise are total lose.
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TEE LOUISIANA CAsE.-The Senate commit
tee on privileges and elections were in secret
session for several hours this morning ON their
report in the Louisiana election case. They
will not be able to report before the middle Of
next week.