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Fourth District Pound.

VNTAsbrought to the Fourth District Pound on jack
wv street. between Constance and Laurel Streets
as estrays- =-.-.- =
One gray Horse, about IA hands high, long name and
tail, mark.
One brown che Goat white belly and horns. a. nv
Que brown ehe Goat white round the body white legs.
One yellow she Goat. ..-s D. g.
One black she Goat with yellow shoulders, and slit in
the right ear.
One brown female Kid, with black streak on the
back, and black legs. .E.-5. r.5--. a ~.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction ut
said pound, MONDAY, the 10th December, 1856, at
-fsT ~ AUG 5. PHELPS, g.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

TRANSFERS; or sTocx.-The committe Of the
New York Central Railroad, appointed in July
last, to examine the accounts Of the Treasurer,
and Of the transfer Offices, have made their re-
port and found everything correct The COM
mittee have also reported or the subject Of the
transfers, about which 50 much has been said in
the papers, as between the Board Of Brokers
and the Directors. On the subject Of transfers
the committee say eH afa Z
This system. therefore, while 1t offers NO serious
impeachment to actual ales and transfers Of the stock Of
ths Company will protect the stockholders the poe
siby Of having such frauds preesiced upon them
holders Of stock in other companies have been recently
subjected to- And much the greatest proportion Of the
stock Of this company is owned by those who have
made permanent Investments therein, the interests Of
the stockholders and the safety Of their invesmsnts
should principally be looked to In fixing the places aud
devpg the mode Of transferring their stock upon tbs
books Of the company whenever they may wish to dispose
to asceran every owner OF ths stock Of the Company
whose acquaintance with the renders him cops
tent to understand the effect of the old and the new sys
TEN Of transfers. is decidedly In favor Of the latter
excluding Of from shs remark that class Of tepc-
rary stockholders who engaged brokers in the
chase and sale Of stocks Under this system It Is
the stock should be made without ts being immediately
exposed land corrected. S4aa
Any system, no matter how strict, that would
prevent the enormous frauds upon honest stock
holders, practiced by Schuyler and others at the
North, should be adopted and the Legislatures
Of all the States should see that such laws are
enacted as will reach and punish the mammoth
swindler. We should have punishment for rich
scoundrels. as they have in England, not confne
our attention to petty larceny rascals, as is too
much the case in this country, where we have
more laws, and less practical enforcement Of
* M, ~ ,,ne+ ,,va+ard;r,v IN a l;,h
tA0A1S snen ~ nAoos o'4isAo r. 1ssSAAnS w "A'sA
degree of civilization. ssssa{ 3ssss kss'8HSs - 81
-.s.s-.- g. =-z= g. s.-5- Z
rr,,- a,n,c,, 80 f,,,a Tho Arnar;oo,
AhE q nalhAAoAHSo alhAAoJ1Ao of Shiof AAhS ,A AneiiosAA
party held grand demonstration in Cincinnati
~ 1r.I -. l - a.
W sAV .la - =. 80 80 :
IN new iork, maryland, etc. Inc Iolio#lne
were the preamble and resolutions which vert
passed:
The Issues presented TO the people in the several State
in which elections hsve been held during the past hre
months have involved 30 much tnat bears the yen
w s,,. 80 ~ o opt ~ d., ~
The frat and most nsper ant fact developed has beeI
that the strongest party in the country the Ae
can party s.ongsse ~. eny ~ Das N H.
otic sympsthy which il exces everywhere in the prao
tca reform which proposes aud in the conviction gen
orally prevalent among The people that It y nov me on,
pprinc;ples If our government =, IT - : - r.,
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The Wilmington IN. o., Herald of q recent
date has the following ominous paragrsph:
The Registration Boz has been closed and there hare
been 1895 regt sred The town never posa sSSn
were ever poled here he poll holders will have to be
Watchful on the day Of ele, stion. # ~ goa e 2
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City Police Jail.

wv boy GEORGES is feet inches high, ia about
IS yeara DID, Says he belongs to the ate of John
McDonogh The agents are requested to ca and claim
said boy according to law. M 's55s7f577s37
New Orleans Nov 20, 1856, -s5lil5 1se=l
no2s7t =. BLANCHARD, Keeper City P olies Jail.
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FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 80. 1856
.... { No. PASS ] d So. -

AN ORDINANCE concerning the Public Markets.
SRc.i. Be IL ordained, that from and after the aYst
Dag Of January, 1885, shall be unlawfa for any per-
son 70 occupy any portion of the gdewaiks or pave
ents bordering any of the public markets Of the city,
BY deposilHg theeon for sale or other purposes any
article Whatsoever calculated to obsruct the Tree pas
sage thereon by pedes,nansorto 10 erect or continues If
already erected in, over the said side walks or
pavemenis, any awning, she'd bench OF partition-or
10 ereef or continue II erected, within the public mar
kets, ay awning, shelf PARTITION By which the light
Of ventilation of said markets may be obsiructedor TO
markets. OF on the sidewalks other public grounds
adJaceni-of make or keep any fire or furnace within
saIo markets, or on the sidewalks other public
grounds adjacent: Provided, that those persons who
sei coffee and chocolate in said markets may be al
lowed 10 heat the same by means Of spirit or other
lamps, enclosed In such shall be safe from
Danger of communicating Ere 10 other objects.
SEc.2i Every person contrasening any Of the pro-
casgas o. n me foregoing sests may be arrested BY any
recorder of the District when he shall be summarilY
ted according 10 the forms of law, and found guilty,
shai pc condemned TO pay e of ten dollars for The
first stoience and not less than twenty or more Than
one hundred dollars for the second offence, and stand
committed and imprisoned not exceeding thirty Gays,
OF ueti the fine nes In either case, be paid, said
hnes 10 enure 70 the benefit Of the city.
SEC. .3 Fiat the farmers Of The markets shall pro-
vide tor keeping clean, whitewashing and sweeping
already contracted for. s1i i4a fs-75 A va '5
I 43slsignedl Ell. TRACY d
r President B oard OF Assistant Aldermen.
u [Signedj 5. ]. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November 90. 1855 n
I t# fSignedl JNO. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
A trae.cep THos THEARp, sec'y. nao 81
7 4Ef 5s Il No. 2459. ~
Rssolred, That the Triangular Market, at the juno
ton Of Annuncaon and Tchoupiiouias Streets be and
The same is hereby established Vegetable and sh
Market.
Be u further rssolesd, That the sale of Vegetables
and Fish bs prohibited in the ST. Mary's Market, from
lsignedl $50 : b. L. TRACY,
ss4 r., President Board of Assistant Aldermen. II
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coTroN CRor OF MADISON PAa1sn. 9

corToS CRor OF MADISON PARISH. hiell-
mon Advocate says ,sss
The unusually favorable season for picking
cotton has enabled the planters in this section
to gather the crop earlier than usual, All will
be done picking in two weeks, and from what we
can learn, most planters have made an average
of ten bales to the hand, while some have made
more 555 ~ e7si74at sftg&'a g = a+sF
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CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, November %, 1855.

q. s CoMPTRoLLERss OFFICE,
's9e City Of New Orleans, November %, 1855
+ No. 4lS !
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets, and proYid-
ing for Farming the Revenue thereof 80 f%
The Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans Or
dAins as follows:
On the frst Monday of December in each year, the
Comptroller shall adjudicate to be adjudcated
at this oce the collection Of the Of the Mar
kets for year He shall give ten days notice. in the
official gazette of the city Of the day and hour at which
L 5(signed) 1.al- FRANCIS ALpUENTE,@
- II President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
/ (Sjgned) WM. G. G. CLAIBORNE, ..
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved goth November, 1852.
(sigued) A. d. oRossMAN, Mayor. Z
& E'ae va. No. 1850
Be it ordained That ordinance No. AIS concerning the
Markets, be amended go as to read as follows 4y .
ART. The farmers or lessees SHALL Immediately after
said adjudicatiops furnish onetweh in cash. and their
promisoy notes for the balance endorsed to the salts
faction of the Finance Committee payabe from the first
Of January at one twO three four i've ak sevep eight
nine, ten and eleven months. Should any farmer or
Lessee refuse neglect to furnish the twelfth in
cash. nnd his notes aforesaid the Comptroller s author
ICED to adjudication to be made forthwith
for the account and risk of said farmer or lessee.
fSigned) ~ ~ a. r@~r5 81 08 l.. H. PLACE. b. 90
President pro tenn Board of Asaiatant Aldermen.
{Signed) j. J. LUGENBUHL,
/ 4'a President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen,
Approved November Goth, 1854. Il sf*.t - 1s
[Signedl JOHN L.. LEWIS Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 80
December will adjudcate at my office, at 12 O'Clock,
NJ, The above collection. o. DRBUYS,
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said boy according to law S " ts"t5+ ''s' - r'f
New Orleans, Nov. 2a, 1856, .5-5zil.E 1s.l=3
no297 Z. BLANCHARD, Keeper City olies Jail.
KET AS brought to the City Police Jail on the 23d
wv inst, the light negro man DANDY, is s feet 81
inches high, is about 2S years old Says he elongs
widow zsnon Mounts sugar planter, living st. John
the Baptist Parish. The owner is requested call and
claim said slave according to law
New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1866. % ~
+ no20 l5t 4. E.PLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
XMTAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the 2ath
Wv inst the negro boy HENRY IA years Of age, is 8
feet u inches high Says he belongs to Geo. Chino
sugar planter living In Bayou Lafarge about 10
from Donaldsonve The owner requested to cali anil
claim said slave according to law. q
New Orleans Nov. 20, 1866 .aY sHg g4s5f9l t@.s+=
no29 l5t IL. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
NM AS brought this City Police Jail on the 27th
Wv inst, the negro boy JOSIAH, is feet 8 inches,
about 29 years old Says he belongs Mr. Parker iy
ing the Baze pilot station The owner is requested
to call aud claim said slave according to law,
New Orleans, Nov. 49, 1855. -7 =
no2s l5t u EPLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
VETAs brought to the City Police Jail on the Cd in
wv stant the light mulatto boy ADOLpHUs is 5 feet
AZ inches high has marks, is about IS years old
Says he belongs to Mr.. James Smith, living on Bayou
Paquemine, Iberyille parish. The requested
call and claim said slave according to law.
New Orleans, Nov. IL, 1856. sf
nol3 lot e. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
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EDORT VINE

n as quarter casks 81. Eosssr.
80 pu.ss In sers and f0f sals By 4 Il L
sse f-ass $50 .. WOLFE " canF sssst,
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viii leave on SATURDAY. Isl Dee, as o'eleek pm
NOR RED .RlVER-For ShreVe- ss<Y -
n port All inte mediate iandings-Ths
asseassr s.s.msf ROSA, Capt. Iossph salSa,
18nh. NJ Bowd Clerk. viii
fpp9 hes, OF Cust0mhoute
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RSORT HUDSON AND WATER S] n
" LOO PACKET NEW LATONAi Emile isksba4zz$&
Gfoss master, having be tho ugh, srhaaisd and
leaving New Orleans FRIDAY, at o'clock A A., and
every MONDAY at O'Clock r. M. i
~ ready freight Monday and
Th1day Coast Gonln, Ps
Rouge Hudson, Waterloo and
eomnod All pp appIv on ard
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viii leave on S sTuRpSY. Dec. 1, at o'oletk p NJ.
Z OCULAR TEN DAY PACKET. wy -
Z a. The uesu,er Il. r. LEATMERs, c. r. LR3AA7t5zA
Benn EFT, tnaste Eneolson, GAins4
t0n,s Land"g coumbi' GfesnyIis Lsfe Provdene
mediate Rudngs 10 all plantation business the
fer fieight or passage, appy 90 hoard. or y
4no27 LEWIS sNAPP& 4 CO., 81 Frout street.
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h.SHRNITURE STORE, No. 75.n<ssapy.1-
a Mag srest, between Poydras and Match As
subscriber In thelT
aaoys arae, alwaYs % large supplyN
FURNITURE He socta ancs ~
lGpstrnnago. s JOHN D. BERG EN, iv
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FRyHE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
E Gerry STORE No. % Bsropue seet; BERGER, Agent
LIQUORS. We So " ~ Len,
CHAMPAGNE Of tbs best branda in psts
FINE WINES; BRANDY Lauors, suner
has coRDIALS variety Of Fancy Articles o he yey bpa
hand, at low prices. - -
eli families
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B1yOR BOSTON Regular Line of Pack ,ssss
D. ots.-The regular paeke snip DELHI. Knapp, mas xk
ter hAyint large portion Of hs beard will baye qnc
rigpah o apply baad, TT
nots 533e9a8 GEO. v. HTNS0N 4 CO 50 Camp
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II OCULAR TUESDAY WEEKLY a.y -
u D. Vicksburs Packet Steamer MAGNOLIA
For pek.burs Wrrtnt.n, New C-Ihag., GRAND
Gu, Rodney, NateeI Adams-The
passenger packet ssmer MAGNoIA Capt ST. ClsIt Tbemn
sou, wall Tor the TUESDAY, oeck P
noa3 n r. b. SMITH. ~ New L. wee stree
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s,tOR BOSTON--Regular Line.--The ,sSSN
regular packet hsk LOUISE EATON. AGie mss
tar having Arge portion o her will have 9ck ds
patch For balances o freight apply boird at the Bsef Market
Nm GEO " IIYNsnN !. CO @ curnu ,.rest
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pisae- 4or,es euh lflusie.

A M0NIsHNG REDUCTION in the prices Of
ose i:..Ssss sisc 70 si,s, 49,; =: s W.
as..sss 0et. sals SSH o. "a fi.s to s ssol
oi1, sssseiAs.A FAass trsa 80 = -
81 Pr ssaA A'. s'ss Pr:sss 81 ,s':sss ~ ~
Ne - Dovsry, asar BeScS@cs
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Uatrhes, Jemelrp, 81.

WATCHES WATCHES The Subscriber
w 10 seIlins all descriptions OF GOLD sod SILVER
WATCHES az retsil lower thsn any house In the cisy ar
FINE GOLD LEPISE WATCHES, holes J.wsied''''sP
BEAUTIFUL ENAMFLED LADIES' WArCdES..:.' -
SPLENDID ENAMELEO LADIES' WATCHES Win e.
COLD DETACHF LEVERS full jeveled 80: ...... 81
BEAUTIFUL COLD ENAMELED HUNTING Watches -
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for Ladies, rich engraved ..
FINE ooiD BusTING LEPINEs for Lsie.. .....;.,. $
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers fnllJeweed- W
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for paSne reotypes... 10
RICH WATCHES which wind up and .et without ia sy ~
REAL JULES JURGESSOS WATCHES, per- . ,oo
feet time kseg:rs - 1s ~ "a
'' sFrnYp WArCHEs 10, t;mns boups.. IS to 80
TFRs rs,t,et tim. Ieep.r. ............ I25 to 9s
r1ans .. ~. 80. ................ rs to IT'S
RICH MAGIC WATCHES for Ladies ard Cen
tem-n which change into different watches 20 70 iio
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEvERS........ 80 20 20
GOLD HUNIING-CA.E English Patent Lever - -
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LENEks...... 10 10 -
SILVER DETACHED LEVER5............... III 20 :"
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES ...............
sPLENDlD GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LIZ
VHRs made by Tobias. AMI other celebrated nsters
yERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, made sy I. =. Cooper,
Warner an! al celebI.ted makers
Watches Cleaned Repaed In the beet manner a. mneh
than the prices All Watches warranted 10 Keep goo
tine GEO C. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale and etsh, No ii Wsllst
Second floor, near Broadway.
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Dameina araoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
No s@ Broadway, opposite lith-st b opsa ~ ~
~ 81 pupls whs eonnence ct any time. Lsd,cs
Gs.Sss. % Wednesday, and Saturdays. st and r 4
mp Wednesdays, Thursdays, and every other Friday.
~ - tseeeins Assemblies Saturday evening" for
1eosssisSs a. Monthly soirees - usual Cucalan
49, eouRS, and terms nstructiop) can Be n
= s.s Aesesey = s.y ass. or Wi Ss ssnt ~ pos
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Jusuranfe Companies.
ITNA INSURAN CE COMP 7
III OF HARTFORD.
Chartered In 1879

IL n A i n > u II "A " y Il " " "A A ~
III or HARTFORD.
Chartered In 1919
CAPITAL, $500 900.
New York Agency, No u ~snr
Insure sssint os DAMAGE Fire upon favorable Terms
~ THOMAS X. BRACE. President.
L. @. RIPLEY, Vice President
THos. A. ALEXANDRA, Sec'y.
JAS A. ALEXANDER, Agent
VNHE PEOPLE. FIRE INSURANCE COM1
1 PANY or THE CITY OF NEW.YORk.
CASH CAPITAL. . $50, 900, with surplus
O,y,cts...........Nos l7J Csnslst and " williams ~
RICHARD VARICk. President
W. p. USpERBiLL. Secretary
TJyHE HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE COM
LOW NJ Ryoad Of. Cash Capital, $4,000, with
sfsinst los and dsmage BY hre. "-t favorable
r GLOVER, sec'y W. CALENDER. Pr-st
limited STATES LIFE INSURANCE CON-
" PANY JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President, No. 70 Wall.
St. eontinu effect LIFE insurance. terms f..
vorsble a. those Of any institution Of the hind
Premiums able snpusy semi annually or quarterly
ASSETS = 40 90 SAFELY INVESTED.
POLICY-BOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS.
JAMES W. O. CLEMENTS Medical Examiner, residence
No 10 AmtJ a. the Office Of the Company daily from II
to O'Clock will wait on applicants & their dwellings
CLIO. =. CANAAN. NJ D., Consulting Physician
N. o. DsGROOT. Aetuasy. JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
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fnaurial.

DIVIDEND.-The BROOKLYN FIRE IN
~ sUnAncE coxrAHY s.,s TVS PAY ssd 49,.
0teck payss 70 As DssckAals ssl s6sr tAs l5 .s,
Il theE o. Ne. 9 MssuAAA6 EkehAaes, Wei . Hso:
Yask n rr~nsfr Dosks end III rsAla eiess1 ussa
a, l.... y ssass Of IL Bs:;S ,,.n,.,
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feaal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Il
:... SSs1, .ESssbsR
vouchers Thereof sub,criber c.
cubert No l1 csn.lst IN the City Of New Yost. On g
twelfth day Of October, 1884 -
OILS swsuF ALEX. c. CULBERr. AdmnscIasss.
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of ROdmsn q.
Dawson ESQ. Surrogate Of the County Of King. notice
aTsTLE Of CT, na'ss
deeeed that they required 70 exhibit the ssns With IL
nsI nieI. and s.eisss:, tho cl.y Of sresiyn.
S.''s u: 80 DAY AR 1sp.sS J:Su,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
eesn. i.,na claim. s.aa AMOS JOSEF a.
s d. e ssss r: % e
residence. No Amityst in the City Of New Ysrt On
dz1 iswsuF WILLIAM Y. JONES. ; Ad"in"'''''a
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-City
hes.~ No H.%. md John %i.%s Hsseqia ~.
w I'd "%s k q Js'hr. Tsa0V d'es.s' job.
4 s.s .. /. cs "a nj. I': 8. c c 4
as 70 is AID to serve copy Of Ssar sn.. e, e u: -:
% ~, 6.
Of this exclusive Of The day o. such service,
aforesaid the plaintiff. 10 this seon win sRply % the co.t
for The rs'a s re
jsia f.wswF No. IN sro.d..,. City o. ss.. Ysd.
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
FORBES sssnst PATRICK MURPHY, Matthew YAross.
James Donobe William Peek Alfred Martin, Bsosois psr.
J.ms. Curse Arthur oNsi EIl.ssth rasy. Lobe cuai
S;T Colo: W. %. e..:
va Dor-mus David Wedding. and Patrick M..tersee
s%.. c.r.s i Sss.~s Ss.w
Jane. Dooobo sna John cruS.d You hereby ssnnossl
and required 20 snsws The - this setion WHICH -
Of you snswsr eomplsn. on the suS.essr Il e
twenty days amer the service Of ts on yoa sssis
svs Of the day Of such service; and yoa fs1 ~
az so@p.ns :i,h1 The TIM aforesaid u. sl.i.aa: -
l3i.ws-f w HcDERxor. rI.ia,iss A,tsnss.
CUPREME COURT.-Iu the matter Of he
~ SUFFOLK BANK, In the City Of New Yon -Netiss ,
hereby gvsu purssant To the Statutes ssch mAs -
crLs Justice Court Suly msde in this m.sr stss =
ereditor the 5udolk Bank In the City Of hevvort ~
hereby eaui'd exhibit ssblsh sher ssfs
"a s..I. ii MA Co@psS1: oss.. No y wii : l. =
as.-D''sa s'"I'is. ':sa.S ; q 5 3 1.w,.,cr.
freadsat q the y. 3 TruA c. sfnsv'fsa-
yoHs A erEwARr. Secretary.
CUPREME COURT.-In the mattor 60. q
~ The kasterboekn Bank &c Notice is hsrsy 49,
{ rsrss.sss o. - sssr o. q. ao. Eses,s -
(; 81; s fsi s.:;
49,: i. ~ '; 8: u i:s ss.s.
Yest. RAesiysr q ssll Seal g ~ censssys 49,
=: ~ !; a. nc: e. s 81. III e. ~:
Pr.aa... = =. 9. Q fr.' c. u S'rhr;Sa
J0g urswAsr. ssorsss9
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THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the PHENIX
$4OO.UOO, aM ~ q S 40 sal eAa

vERTiDLE DONDs.-rhess Bos1s e9srsA for sale b.
he anAsugpsd the oss q ss Co1pssy, Ne q Wei -
seeend sterJ. fros. o1ss, lover The City Bsnk)
They isasS secocnf eenseseten-hdf payment
eay e. tAe.,,.l asusn pc nlls ssssrs1 b arg es
ss q fsy miles Of As portion q IL rsal vteh fsss
Nsv.vsrt. FL teA Ne g Wa1<E.
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Removals..

DEMOVAL.-Ths undersigned, now reinststeA
III ct the old socsoa No 81 erssdwsy will 10 sxes
ese sdenses mssfed 10 the fri circles Of shs s1s
svor 20 es Of ne svcu Of hn sunersas
Pstrcs positive dessrninsstoa 70 saAsee szedy
cssh Sales such moderate ehHsss b bsitsve1 ~
bsss interest WI JENNiN09. Dssesr 40 fease.
Ne 81 srosdvsy. - lsse sAsys as Assx assss
DENOVAl~-Tho PHENIx FIRE MSU
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DR.C d. GRISWOLD, No. CO White.st, will
sv.rss to ofcs pssiena Once pro.enptiOn. ali cases.
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH-Dr. J
ALLEH late Professor /, The oao COLLEGE Of Dental sul.
ARTIFICIAL DENfUREs. which combines the following
let there are ~ seams or erevees for the Judgment Of food
TO .t.e the siys infect the breath not The digit
ID "A An.sc.i Gum ~hie1 . srn nd ndsssrus.fs,.
the teeth fused q high heat between and around ths
Ssss a ne :se ra aa ted H.:
peculiar expression ana fehks APPEARANCE which character
"a Greet .a.Sssl Is obtained By thus unItos The Teeth
Gun and Pse and ordinary oscs IN Hssesns br.sA
h and s.tinet srioastiou Of speech restored
The important change effected having the oade Of the
.ssy sssped Thu perfect sdsp.on Of tongue % he
sss he IN 2; ss s':: =
Sh The nstrra form and expeou Of the snd fses
% ~ ssns " .ASs. sss aav: ssso1 e, 9aa.
~ort upPosrs the eth These are e formed
proper position. They Se csssred via he .Ss.s a.9s1
gum pound sna become component psr Of the deatas
TSs ns,bod 0f restoring the eh.si !. S. orsissj
n~s and ss the pssrs form Iprs.sioa OF the mouth
k.,s the soshor. pr.eses for ..,sL ga. 80 ,ss,
@SShosnguPhe and Dssuereotype hsensssss which h.vs
h. Re bis oce sbe.ss the sr.s change IN spp.sr
snes which produced the Of a4vaas nov
sSn~d uPou tnD pfucfpte. Nnien tn
public invited to call examine toxethsr vA other
yeene0 Of his improved style Of wok net reqasias -
sbove attachments
eth fhs ps;es essay employed thh Won are plssanA
the purity Of which prevents rhe sshfesf tanh or an
pieessnt tste IN tie mouth In o. s systsn emsrsca
many rev and important features which readn, sppsse
sse By aoss sssns sfea aeatarss spos thk prasipls
VIA refsrsoee 70 the utility Of thh method szmefoas ted
eslal: can be sivsa fs9 sniasat Dssts the vsriocs
es o. the Cnioa nd earaf ths ths -
sthsr eitea J. ALLEN Ne s. bonI -
a snail psnPAist ossssi.as fs;s< parsisziaxs 49,
tPess-PsiSl - spp,iesses.
LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS fer eli Derts
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