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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, April IL, lSt

BALTIMORE, April IL, lSE'.
Some of our green ones, who don't read the Ne,o
Yok Hnald, were induced, by the seeming burial
ofthe Ratchet by the hunkers and free soil men, TO
venture their money on the election of Myndert
Van Schaick rs Mayor of New York. They have,
of course since become convinced of the mortal
character of the feud between the two parties.
During the last ten days the amount of wholesale
busiLees transacted In this city Has been 10 ex
tent almost Unprecedented. Although the season
has commenced unusually late, il is antlclpat-
ed that more than an average amount OF sales Will
be effected
was yesterday conversing with officer of
one of our banks, who says that the outcry against
them is not founded on truth and justice. He as
serts that accommodation HAYES been and are freely
given TO those who known to be substantial
beyond peradventure-that II is only those who
have never given the banks opportunity, by the
amount of their deposits, to form a very favorable
opinion Of their paper. He says that those who
gIumbe are men who deposite $500 after breakfast
and draw il out after dinner-who are doing busi-
ness altogether fictitious capltal-and that,
are occasionally cmmbhng, 1t behooves them to be
most cautious in their movements.
The ship Chesapeake arrived here from Liver
Iool with Z02 more Irish Migrants The number
of emigrants from Ireland who have arrived here
this spring is unusually large, and most of them
ll,pose to start direct for the West.
STOCK SALES.
$4,000 Maryland 6s, 9S; rs shs. Baltimore and Sus
quohanna Railroad, b60d 20; 20 u. Manufacturing
Company Sod 1879 fT50 Maryland Sterling SIS, S9a
500 do, S9A The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
past six months, the stock Of the Washington
Branch
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Our PhiIodeIphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, April II, 1919


The Hinchman case is still in statu quo. The
jury contains some obstinate individual, who, it is
said, is determined to stick out TO the last for his
aceuittal.
Mr. Robert Wood, whose extensive estab.
lishment is located on the Ridge Road Is now
filling an order for beautiful pattern OF iron
railing, intended TO enclose the lawn in front of
the splendid mansion of ex-President Polk, at
MELVILLE, Tennessee The pattern is similar to
the railing lately put up at Fair Mount, the design
for which furnished by the present Superin-
tendent of our waer-works. The order is credit
able to the reputation of Philadelphia workmen.
The -four market is still without animation, and
quotations continue Mt 81 % 81 81 a. for common
and good shipping brands for city the prices
high "a u.s. according to quality. Sales Of rye
-four at 81 rs. Corn is rather more in demand but
the prices unchanged Sales Of fair and prime rec
wheat at 93c. n 95c.; mixed commands 97c.; and
white sells at 81 Rye is quoted at Soc. per bushel
Southern and Pennsylvania yellow, at sic. Oats are
unchanged; Southern SOC, and Pennsylvania 31c. a
32c. Whiskey is dull, at former rates
STOCK SALES
FIRST Roa,d.-$1 500 City 6's, 49, 101 y; 500 do
l01; shares Nor Bank Kentucky, 1885, 100 Grard
Bank 12h; Mechanics Bank, q; Philadelphia
Bank 126 do, 126a; 81 600 U. s. 6s, 67, no. $3.50
Bank 12ss; so Reading Railroad l6 Bank of Penn
sylvaniu, $685. 100 Grard Bank, 1875 $50 Penn 5s,
SO; 81 coo Tenn IS, and int, 1871 Second Bosrd-50
chs Grard Bank 12}4: $1,000 Tenn Is, LIST January
~ 10 i.orthern Bauk Ky. 105; 81 900 sen Nav
90 46 IA shs Manufacturers Mechanics Bank, IS;
IL Farmers & Mechanics Bank 594 81, 900 City IS,
90, se14; 500 do, 10 So.
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MARITIME INTE LIGEN CE
Port OF New York, April Ii, IsAo.
Cleared.

ma Cary c Sea
Hs5 KnnFp Ghd Fss.S H.v.
Ss
sGSHas Mse; ss
Ponce Thompson Hunter sophia Hayes, Cardena: Bad,
FSrs Thatcher savannah si baShs% bimen as''0n 90
Sas
miangtOn. C; lone, Hattrek Newbern; Independence
%s~$ss: ss
Nils 90. l'mph''r Kenny Capitol
e. sSo G Tr @ IN e g ri sn ZIP W
6rgsntne Imperial Of and from Norf3k bound to antigua
ship Men.s.uma Lowssr vsFRGo March IS With
anchored in the early Wednesday evening but
Bark the ssecr st f. with mde
ss to DSp or s h
Bark Russia Manson Neuvitas II days, with mdse, to
Robert Norris Sf PSEtand Frost New or'sn.
w.t. Of Florida, exchanged signals with Br steamer
Bark Ceres Hodge, New Orleans II days, with mdse to
Bark Reform, Allen, Savannah, days. with mdse, to
s5ss Bosdsaqs FEB 4 and W ys.San Read.
company Win Ohio, Lewis, Of for Ph.ds pha
b. The aan s'i
whSes rg %9xe ps and sesn pe
Brig 1"I ope5ts days with ma. to
,te hence March 81 for California and supplied them with
rs mSs %ss City of St Den"
Brig Consuelo (of RichmOnd) Carney Cenuegos days.
s ss psfssi re- $asS il.
i ss
received IT, 1t greater bOtch than the worst tele
Hhgh s 5aSfai w Verse St nay Coo
with 4 pieces mahogany II tons logwood Is do old
ssnf sT M days.
to Soue Whitney Il Co. .I D. \.
fney ~ Il ss?
schr Willow, Daley.
ssa D ssy yA sl
sehI Ssss saS harbGS Coles. Dolby. Geo, IL day..
Br schr Exemplar, Loekhar Halifax, Ms, days
Br sehr Debonnare Loekhsrt, Wi1dsSr rs, s days
Br schr lIaid Erin, Fodford, Yarmouth. Ms days.
ssr r G sssn. c SEis' New rF Ssass
sss Ellen h kSd%n ShsSn Mey Bedford
scir Mail, Rice, Barnstable, bop:.i S.
Schr William Henry, -, Thomaston.
s ssr 6Sar "f Mnts aarrnSSn Sdays
scar wescusgo, Wass, Addison.
Sloop Lady Fenwick, Thomson, New Haven.
Below.
A IIamb bark from Hamburg.
Brig Wm Pitt of Boston from Arcsib0 q days
Also two barks and two brigs.
Sailed.
shirs Sea Witch, Waterman, yaparaiso; Arkansas; IA;
Charleston; barks oiof Wyk, Cooker, Havana; VIM Hail.
fal Do Nj E s M
do; Joseph, -.
Ann, 1aw;ua nj eunr;.e NV. N meridian IA. a sur-
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Passengers Sailed .

LoxpoE-Pactct ship American Esgle-Mr Farvargsr
New York; Glasgow Holmes, London: = W Simmonds New
York; Thorne lady Utica Mr. Maynard do Miss
nard do Stille and lady Phn Miss Dulles do; Daniel
Harrison London; Miss Rebecca Douglass do Thos L.
brel, Paris; Mr. Doisenn, do.
HAvRr-Packe ship Argo-Dr Watson, bearer OF dis
patches, lady and infant Miss Helen Watson Mss
Helen II shelton Master Henry W Shelton, Mr.. and Mis-
King New York. Mr. Bernard Merguayaray and ladies'
John Loube lady and child Felix Jacobs Mex
leo; c Remes, France Thomas Martin, do.
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ANNUAL LETTING OF MAIL CoNTRAcTs-The
bids received for the mail service in the States of
Name, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York, are
now in the course of examination and that he will
be prepared, tho 18th of April, to open TIE
books, and to announce to those interested the
state of the proposals, preparatory to the making
of the final decisions awarding the contracts Like
proceedings will soon after take place in respect to
the new routes advertised for contract in the other
States of the Union.-Nationai Whig 1wu IL.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosTor, April u .-Brokers Roard-s5o J,soa,o, pu
road Bonds BIO o. 10 shares Vermont Central HaH ayc
Sdo Boston and Maine Railroad lo2 do. do do
do lU3ls do. Northern Railroad S2 DO ySr, 40
aud Massachusetts, Railroad ls4 do Western Railroad
lO21t 10 do. DO d. 1921 2 do, do. do sl2mos iOliS
40 ftohturg Railroad 100 do Old Colony Railroad n
DO do do 76< do. do DO, new II; IL DO. boston ant
60 90 de- 10. l11 "a do auburn aud Rochester Rroal
~ u, Boston lof,GsAgs l..44v~. =. ~ D ag
sbsp1 Bsnk, loIti DO. CrossrS Bank, ~ BY ASet,os
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20 shares Boston and Maine Railroad IG and
Worcester RAJ. oed lo rs do Merchants Bank lc io
do. Suffolk Bank 2s; do. Union Bank, 99ss do State
Bank, tth: Second Eoard, April lo-l share Old Colony
naroad ll%; 10 shares do d. ~; .hare heson ana
and Eane Railroad lO2 IS do rchhurg Railroad
lti4 200 do. Long Island Railroad. lI6 30 do do do,
ia.
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LIyERoPL-Packet ship Montexuma-Hon Col Talbot G
Macbeth of Canada Shepherd Mrs Emily Shepherd and
children, OF Ireland.
CArros-ship Carrington-T Neiss, Of Philadelpha W
Pindlsy, OF New York, died 18th jan
GLAsaow-Bark Carolina-J Cross.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ArRiL 12-wiAd at sunrise. NV; at meridian, do ~ ~
do,
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T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE NEW YORK
- Pest Once, April 7, lS40
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER
cIRcULArIoH.
Please which they are adyer-
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5 n heI operations, b any other PREPARATION com.
pSHueu 5oI sinlaf pupoaeI, before the public.
49, HPeones are combinations Of approved medicines
Lhghs tne excellent qualities Of each medicine into one
L WOe 50 as 70 produce most efficient compounds
mny ave RsNeryet been known 10 fail tits impossible to
LEU VI oleI wise host Of facts might be advanced To
oW he POad and deep foundation upon which the char.
" Lheae SPECIFICS rests for support. Long standing
~ y S1OHeTTRgg elect Structures, Pains in the LOis
gge95tos OF le Kidneys, GTdDek, Burning in ths Lin.
Ig ETC. ETC. have yielded to the command OF hese
antdote and instances of SYPHILIS OF the most
Ianatve influence.
The preparation is without doubt the most eectua rem
soy ever discovered and has cured many obstinate deBes
i every other medinne had failed In its improved form
Is nearly tasteless and effects permanent cure in the
space Of Ue sir days without restriction to diet e
pOsuTe business Besides ths important adyantsT Il
never leaves the part subject TO that troublesome weakness
mat o9eus 50 often after the Of other medicines generally
prescribed and, II taken in the first stage of the disease
VIII arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
II Anew days; In longpotacted chronic stages Of the
diseases N obstinate Glee Female Complaints such az
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as a PAEAoEA OF cure
sVey thng but for the above named cases. author
zed BY Drs Leroy and Peleer Of Paris (the nVehton)
70, gHGrdRtg cure, under forfeit Of $500,
We would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
tore the public of NewOrsaBs for the last years, and
they have universally proved eficao0us
~ CdU1ION-Begare at q base C0AateG.fstter, 5oAO
ssts spurious and injurious article Hscoeet te only
IgeRL ~ ORited States IS A+DOhNAUD, No 10 OAROR-
D6LkT STREET, betl5feR Canal and C9MIa6a.
- a Treatise on Structures can be had grdfse.
~ All private combinations fec Of chsrFs M
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MEDICAL OoLLEqE.

No. So CUSTOJIH0USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVEAY-NO PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE is EFFECTED,PTiVate DiEeageE cured in
few days By regular physician without mercury other
poisonoqE medicines at No. 80 CUsTOAnOUsR sTREEr,
New Orleans, Louisiana
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the form Of certain DeaEe, to his general edyeT
ngement in another column. The treatment adopted by
him that which has the approval Of the moot dngushed
SurgsOnS OF Paris, London and New York and is univef-
salsuccesl has proved beyond doubt that permanent
structure enlargement Of the pToaTats glands diseases IN
duosd By certain solitary practice to etc. BE- OBJ
tased to moral certainly II application be made % those
whose intelligence, ad and experience can be gsiad on.
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city ell the many
that have under his have been red without
single exception Some Of these of yeau standing.
One remarkable Of structure 10 Old has eau
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (wO1e
4peoabtY known TO the citizens Of New OeanH) is at
hand and (bY bis permirSion) be referred %. Dr. M
treatment OF EtTeturs not knQwn South Of New oTk
H treatment Of E0n0hga and gset il the moat perfect
diuo0Tsred Il 4 The Shortest safest and EuIaEt. The
patient tske copaya cubeba tupentns OF other
seua Doses but acuTe obtained in one two days without
pain, INCONVENIENCE change Of diet. ~ No pay uneta
a cure is effected within the Time named.
lMPOrENUY.-YounR men 0thsu who, By sexual eK-
pollution, may have brought themselves any
Of tho painful consequences resulting from unrsstransd
indulgence OF the passions, Auch az premature mpO-
tency, involuntary seminal emHonH, general debility
or constitutional deTanE cement may conEut Dr. Mullen with
honorable condolences be OAoH them pshsot cure. The
DR.. Mullen can be consulted daily at bis oios No 50
CultomhOuas st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ %.
~ Remember No. IS CuEt0mh0uss It iyl5n
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
~ Knowing the extreme hazard which stranger run ia
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing the utter Disqualification Of those who p0lstS
cure such cases. deem to be nothing but an act
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well aquheaF
Justice 70 Or, MULLEN No. SO CUsTOMHOusE STREET,
Gtate that in the year 1916 gCfey afflicted syphi.
lie, in m worst and most appalling form and tor several
months tOgethswas under the best raguar medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being az benefit.
ted-ndsed grew worse. At length heard of Dr. Niul.
leR's great reputation. applied to him, and my great
Ioy three weeks he restored to perfect health Sub.
jyI5tf '0--' . SAMUEL, ROBERTSON.
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. - - ~ - - a = u ~ ~ . "a
for the cure of GonOrrhRa,
elect, Structures. VeheTeal
diseases, etc. etc.
UntiTiuR research, travel
and labor, combined TO the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make VaTiOuf
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepara.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
fesrlessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but uue.
Qualed, either for Their
curative properties or fOT
mlldneas, safety and Ger.
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HDUOATION.
"a. 80 3 - . 60 !. 81


DkE1NpxhKT sTHNEFs NEAR ST, joEEPH sTRNHT.
NfSFA BLlHkED IN 1912 under the observation-disclosures Of
"a the Misses ALLISON from Loudon.-ln this LnEtitul
Oa conducted on the best plans Of European instruction.
he course Of study . thorough and aYstemnto no vague
theories superficial methods Of teaohing elliott display
are soed to in any Of the various daparmentsof science
or literature.
The French Bangusgeis under the superntsndsnce Of
French gentleman Of high literary attainment other Ian.
gu0gea music and the are taught by mas
terz Of equal enlin5nce IN their proiessi6nf.
Drawing IN every style is taught by tha Misses Allison,
themselves pupils Tor many years Of one OF the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
~ Terms may be knoWn application to the residence
Of the Misaes ALLISON. Carondesta n81y
CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,
IF gat to place g0ar Sons in Ons Of tie best Schools
m dalerlca took at the advertisement bei0to.
DOUGHkEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCH0OL-The
eahee Tor this School is situated College Hill about
three ous OF mile nom the beautiful village Of POugh-
keepsie, ultchess county, State Of New oTk.
The School Is conducted philosophical principles.
Reference Is invariably had the nature of the juvenile
mind and constant efforts employed TO develop its
relative Strength The domestic arrangements and modes Of
instruction are adapted oyOuth of years Of and
ward and they instructed in such branches be
requisite either TO qualify them for Commercial Life, En-
gineeIing or to prepare them for College.
The annual expense per scholar e230 payable quarterly
n advance This sum includes all charges for board tu
u0n stationery, bed and bedding, washing ToQm fuel,
light and ops Except the French and the Spanish books
the year IS divided into two terms OF twenty three weeks
each he sumner term, commences on the inst Wednea
dsy in May-the Winter term first Wednesday in NOvem-
be u Is the purpose Of the undersigned not to receive any
youth into his School whose moral character not good.
VaO 3mdaWo CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

NhR. LARZETTFS JUNO CORDIAL. OR pro
~ CREATIVE EI,lXIR-Thir i the only aetaaIrsme.
dy ever discovered for lmpOtency General Debility Noe
tuma EmissiOni and al diseases occaEoned By certain IS
for the complaints ars worthless imitation which ~
un5valed excellence fame and popularity have brought
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and ne
United States unanimous in their az
the JUNO CORDIAL, and have not given their function
single instance that has been authenticated any com
pound for the purposes. The Of the masdas
relieved by the Juno Cordial generally such aa 10 leave
the proprietor could produce host Of the most ooneugVS
testimony to show that the great reputation that snoga
positive and apparently miraculous virtues IN an direction
are tohe found The happy parents Of healthy DIPPING who
YOU'D Re nave been 50 pat tof THIS e1aqIdna prepare
Ton Andt se9uay potent in the many diseases for which
i recommended, Objection has been naturally made 70
me ppee Of the Juno Cordial becauHe the trash that haa
been thrown in the market in opposition 70 it aod cheapeT;
but The fact Is the Cordial be afforded oF eas and
compose among the coest things in aatue e1Has
me ohe5s are made Of cheap drugs, worth but Little in mo-
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure of
ne maadle mentoned above, and also Of those which FOL
VIZ Loss OF dusealaI Energy Phygoai lasstude
and General PrOsailon, lHitaby, and ali NeTvOus Aisc
TONS indigestion, suggshness Of the Liver elect Leu
eofh@a or Whites and FiuoT Ab0g, and disease II
any way connected with the disorder of the ProcrenVe
al q which i Will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent Persons about to marry II
should take az CoRbT2ia y & 6 SgiAP Hs saS
health and vigoT in brief period and where want OF or
Y cause o. regret Il recourse be had to IT, the
benefciq results may be anticipated with confidence II Is
Of priceless vaue to those without dipping 1t has taken
lhe precedence In Italy, and viii in al other countries where
It aEO possesses unTvaed quaea Of curing incipept
Consumpuon and have administered with great to
patients who have sought our delightful elm for the esto
ration Of their health and the result is that medicine has
Deen added to the catalogue Tor the cure Of nopen
TosPrsad wide The blessings Of this medicue have ap
pointed Hlea5g JODsON & CO. Of the city Of New York
IN ne United states Of America sole Agents for its Eae
and none can be genuine uness through them
~ -, ANTONIO LARZETTf. M D.
Sold ONLY in New Orleans at 50 PoYDRAs STREET
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
lEAaufREls nAauHRRrorYpE.

NJ. would respectfully return thank liberal patron,
y bestowed him since he iat had tho honor o.
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans
Ave yea Ego dnInE which time he taken more pOrra
than any other person in the world. His peoimens
exhibited at the Fair U oQmpeton with Others tate BY
the best operator from ReY and he awarded the
il no ~ at biz esta ointment
bit those taken BY himself J. M the public that ha
portraits VIII ooRtnue to be what they always have been
me Dist hls long experience and constant practice
ne be uoeentr % pelsOu DESTROYS Of instruction the
heAHtu nIt. Genuine Nogtnnder Cameras 20 pei cent
cheaper than any IN tho oiE s other articles the same
taes q f2per d0ze4s Ho1Yia No, for 90 aguaEaned
a Beat plates made in the United Efnten Cases t2 Is
81 59i N8NfKoFk Cameras at tlB
QIdars from the country promptly attended
Entrance No B CErp street
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREALiDIs
EASEsThe reputation Of the writer il 80 well eltab-
hed that all that togay to those who have been
20 unfortunate as TO have contracted 0h1as dread
fu diseases known and called Secret Diseases part OF
their various forms is that the writer, after most success
fui practice OF twenty years confined strictly TO Veneea
Dieases and Diseases Of the Blood (hay1g treated and
ieved many hundreds who past all hope, mAny OF
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving beneft,( is enabled to offer posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No 50 CUsTOMHoUBE sTREET,
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves fthe beDe
fits Of the subsCrberl long and successful experience.
iyl6u b. Fl. MULLEN. Sc CuEtomhOu 81.
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BG The Common Council Of Milwaukee have
authorized the Mayor 20 subscribe for 100000 Of
the stock 81 lhs MwaulSie and Wauleeha Railroad
Company, the first link in the chain which is, TO
connect Lake Michigan with the Mississippi. 4
CoNyENTIoN OF HElRs.-A convention viii be
held ID Nashville, Tennessee on Saturday, the 18th
Of September, lsa9. tor the purpose Of examining
into the claims Of the descendants Of William and
Augustine Jennings, nte Of Virginia, as heirsto
tha estate Of Wiliam Jennings, who died intesiate,
in Suffolk, England ia 1888 leaving an Immense
properly, now estimated ct some $40 0oOs000-con-
sistine Of divers bank and other stocks, mortgages
and landed property, de- still unsettled, and lying
ia Tie hands Of the British Government, subject to
the claim and control Of the proper heirs. Most Of
The claimants reside in Tennessee, Mississippi, Vir
ninia and Indiana.
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DFNIIsFRY. 20.

EENtAAlAs fAAONfGhs
Nl, fa sea Dgalist, l13 So Oharlds. street.
tic Eaa'al p1irounEe ialeoiofa tasinu6i
lpQu AIMS M4HA daiuitl @ continuance oftl
lhl eqae. amer q practice Of fIqe years
beth 81 fope and the United Silas aud having aFaicdi
14as % az NE tate improvement he feels c0pfde1tthet
e % give satisfaction 70 those who favor him with
j. w. would call particular attention % So improved
eiQ OF inserting Teeth Gold Pate Pailona requiring
saeh would % well 20 call and examine kpaamHn1 Ahhis
opealqns VIII BE- warranted the best Of Workmanship and
re hi W. refers 70 the following gentlemen who have
non9ged him with their patrpnage.
Professor Stone, Dr. BenhrOok Morphy & Nevius,
Professor AioIphy, Sykes s. Hgde. Robson s. Allen.
Professor u.mihy- stulges Hgights etc stc.
Dentists supplied with Gold Foil Plate Teeth, etc.
oce and residence No 10 81 Charles street negi the
eorner Of PoydEm. iysl
DENTAL NOTICE.
II KS. PEARSON and AAFOUX inform their patieni1
~ chat they can be o0nsuted daily a. y,
men ONCE lfem A. n. to P n. DIT
5eAieol g Tl4ll tlmp roVeUaEts in DEN-Sf - ~
HAhSg hGEhil are too well known and --e4-l-4Jn
appieeat9a 20 require enumsfatng hs Block Teeth are
PARTICULARLY worthy the aanan Of those requiring artificial
on Their prices graded to snit the circumstances Of
Az Qihee 81 their relidence B.3R ONfE street.
cana street. ap2 If
DR.. IENSIEG, Dental surgeon, n +
Ati&5 returned to the nity Of New Orleans from his
4 tour ln Che NeIlh and East, IS prepared
@ peIpm all operations appertainng 10 the
4EillAtt IL ana has become acquainted WithS I y
ne best mode OF Operating approved by the 4A-1=ll
college Of Dental Surgeous Of Baltimore Md. His proe
iof opeiaionl aIeln proportion 70 suit the times albu
ToOTH-ACHE CURED
Z IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. By DR.. hIENSING'E
T00IH-.4CHE ELIXIR, or no charge. 10 Office
CAhDNDELET STREET, 3D. door below GiIod ST.