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az. F0SpEF,s SLAVE DEPOT, l57 COMMON
S street New OreansIe Keeps constantly on fsnd ane
for sale Mechanics Hands, Cooks, Washers lroE
ers and General House Servants Also buys tiG sem
SLAVES on commission Having converted he family mart q
ne ar TN story building of Slaves, hiss made
he best depet ia the city, we'll furnished fer the comfort
d II Sl aye, T FOSTER.
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DENTTSTRY y.

..szszassgsz CHARLES E. HEEaIxS. ID =. Est
aAse4A No Isl Canal street Between Gas1ndslet sns
gf%V4 Baronne Streets New Orleans. 4 RITZ ff{&Ls
i1ltI TEETH inserted in full parsiel ssss
for Beauty, Utility and CoEufcTtotAe
ia5 lyEW
m@@ DENTAL NOTICE1-ftksI WEST
E-AsS Practical Dentist, No. III st. Charles stresk
ITS near PasdrHs street.
LD11J j. W world call particular attessiez e bis
method of constructing ARTIFICIAL TFEI IF Tads
perfectly natural in form and shape ia tells gnn lhs
original and expression Of the mouth and TYea
with and district articulation sPeee Thla ser5sd
by having the ine Of the teeth and natural for to
which the readily adapted This th bs
ing sound often observed in persons westh arti tse
TIE u has been practcing ID This city hfI and
feels confident that he will give satisfaction to ~ h9
him it'll their patronage All persoHs def9us q OBJ
thinning his services would do well to call Hnd zIe
Cimeus. iFtuly
E794zgs MEDICAL, sITEkCxIe ca Z AZ II ~
esssEsS GH8N1CAL DENEIsTRT .--I1e ~. p DQAs
TIE manufactures superior artificial feezt %
NAAlI d II Gold FlAtiRa, Silver 4urta Ps5che.
Teetbremoved without pain, Office Ne. 10 sEerre stEse
New 1rlegns q ".
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AUCTION SALES.

GOOD MAHOGANY AED BLACK WALNUT FUkNt-
ture, Piano, etc, AZ auction.
BY j. a. BEARD b CO.
GARDsER ENTH Aacionecr.
THURSDAY, the 10TH inst, at 10 o'clock,
nj the Desban Verandeh 3l2 Camp street, VIII be soil
The entire Household Furniture c1nHed IN Ead nTsnR
Consisting part Of Sofas handsome Mahogany and hanu
lSestead5 MarDleop Confer Tables and Washands Msog
ay and Walnut Armora Mahogany Rocking Chairs Hindo"
Curtains and Roller Binds Carpets, Bedroom and kicher
Crockery Cooking Utensils, Mattresses, Bedding, ETC.
Also fine Piano ..
| Cash
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| MtSCEl!LAN Epgs.
Or. Morse's vigofatinE uoF
u dial.
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Ihrrants 5gerient,
ltFraht. = ElNiF o. RhuhatSt
Garter 5 : panhG hxture,
Mother Eellct,
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closed mail consisting letters md newspapers for States
And cities Of the German sGu Postal Union, ami Denmark,
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, ETC.,
10 sent from the Pustoice in New York semi weekly
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SLAVE DEPOT, No. ls9 atsAt AHHs 49, -
a DRY AIDES STREETS, -, = ,tgp.fstf ! ,4gS
stag1 on the Isl o.
T -9od aceoaGno cations for go Ae9Tuea
lis5t t51 patronage = ~ " O. II HATCHER
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DmECT TRADA.,..........BA BAYLOR s co.

Notice hereby given all claims which may appear
upou proper due from the books of Baylor
Co. and all claims which be established by due Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest," in fun.
This occasion is taken 10 inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
the Districts, during the coming business season.
dvRncesvi usual in New Orleans Cotton for
shipment Europe accompanied in all cRse by
tees for the balances due on each shipment
Begging will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans,
the Cotton already sold be identified dunlicate
account sales will every instance be made in LONDON
Public Accountant and to those Interested To
marks and Weights Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter.
An letters private well business, relating to the
of Baylor Co. and dreC trade will be addressed to
20. G. BAYLOR. "A LOMBARD STREET, LQNDON.n
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no PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF ROOFING.

SOUTHERN FIRE-PR00 OF ROOFING,
The undersigned offers the pablie FireProo Roofing
teria possessing following advantages eyKyhit
the kind which has heretofore been discovered
II is cheaper than IATES does require heavy mbercd
expensive roofs will last long, needs NO REPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance OF STONE
invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old ShnEs
Roofs may covered without removing the Shingles. 1t
pcrcedes The necessity of valley hanging cutters.
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight ane
Roofs which have given trouble for yers and which
have continued leak in spite of all efforts be Rda
tetily tight.
nconbusihe is impervious water affected by
Il be applied any species Of roofs fiat ncued
be applied the sides houses taking place of succop
and will give building covered The external ap
pearauCe Of being constructed of stone.
For the roofs cars omnibubse and steamboats, 1t Is inYh
liable railroad ties mpershabe when coated
with it, they would longer be exposed to the atmosphere
or tue water.
Fire Proof Ronfng with plain instructions how to apply
SUGAR HOUSES,
RAILROAD CARS and DEP0Ts,
WAREHOUSES;,
ali can b covered and made perfectly Fire and Waterfront
| with our Roofing. .,,.h ~ nil, ,
tend or furnish material part OF the country With in
We are prepared negotiate with builders and others for The
purchase the right of States, Parishes Counties and Terrific
oface of the Company Ne. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
ssslsA' y - GLENNoN, COLEMAN 4 co.
Liberal Inducements offered to Builders and others act
All Communications addressed to Box 1885, New Orleans
| viii meet with prompt attention.
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i WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CAT.
y saud popular Family Medicines,
Druggists and Dealers AZ Proprietor
General Derol Special Agency,
street, New Orleans, La. 49,.
VERNE UG E5. IHiht
Wiuer's Canadian, Rich
Svain's, Hutc
Perry's Dead Shot, Goul
J8ync's Tonic, Hoot
..- "a kerl's,
B. 4. Fahnest9cks, IColo
McLesn's. Flor
BALSAM and COUGH REM Jone
EDIES, 81
Wistar's BalsaBa Of WildCherTy Low
Has'ing's NGptha, IJona
Eher mans BalsaIn, Bad
EUGhan's Hungarian, Aim
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tax, Shay
Schenck's Pulm1Tic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew q k8psCtgralt, " ris
Halls Baisnm, NOT,
gwayais Syrup Of T!l3Cherry, Aflrr
Ayers Cherry Pect3ral, Earr
Taylor B4ls4m Liz srTCrt,
JayHe's E.Spact0rantt lGrae
Wincr's Elecarpaine, JEyI
". Z G ] ne J i Livsrwort, Hibt
Stadl5r's Cherry E&peetorant, tspen
Is1ndon's Indian DO, 2tar
| Dr.. Roses DO, and
acLean' sStrengtheuiHEtfoFd Wi5'
SARSAPARILLAS. Ale
Dr.. John Bulls, Chic
s. P. Tewusend's, . Glib
gEDdErE
Old Jacob Townsend's' Lad
Isrpentsr's, Scot
WyngCup's, w.. Rad
shbkar's, Ros
GraetIeu5erR's Lion
8Eiatofs. Lou
guysott'f Yellow Dock. HAL
PLASTERS. Cor
| Tslis Strengthening, j..
Eweu's Strengthening PhH
Jaw Davidson Hebrew, Gill
Badeaus. ibaA
Enapp's Indian. fJay
klcook'a Porous,
Gritfith's Adhesive. DR..
-. Ho.ia~IT's Aruice
LINTAEENfS. Tao
SIcLaan'sV plraEIc OilLinment Tar
Esexlcg4 5ilstauE, Tar
..... Farrellis Arabian Car
3utlsr's Nerve aud Booze, Mot
HINTS, Too
Hayes's iLyu
. TabiaF's Venetian, Mrs
dowo's Nerve aud Bone, ITho
Kstiipperis, Wa
Gardeners, Bill
-..... ... Bartiua's Horse. Hvi
Merchants Gnrgling, lMrl
Cherokee. RAJ
JAyna's. RB.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc. Tar
Osguod's Indinn GhogcgOe, Or,
f.owaud's Tonic Mixture, lDE
Smiths Tonic Syrup, DR.
wyukonp's Tonic, DT
Speeds FebTifrge, Wi
Vegetable FehrifuEs, Tel
IlOZES(AES. Ma
Sherman's Cough aud WOrEl, isr
Bryan Pulmouic Waters, Mo
Locock'a Pulincnic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS. Pc
Loretp6 WehpeneoT lsir3iosR b.
Barry's Tricopherous. No
Lyon hathArian,
BUvle's Hyperion Fluid, No
PhalOn's Hair lnvigorator, My
Jayne'E Hair ToHic, Gre
Wan Ueusen's WAhpene, Or
LDndun's Oriental Hair Tonic, up
Hanels Eau Lustrale, STE
Dldridge's Balm of Columbia, 60
R4dw8y's GircnssiHn Balm. TIL
PAEAGEAS, DR.
Swain's HoUck's, ba
CuIien's Indian Vegetable. DIR
LonEley 5 Great Western. Sci
OINTMENT AND SALYES. Ep
Daley Magical PaiuEEtrRctor Lu
Professor Holloway's Ointment Jul
Nc kllibter's Ali-HeHiiug, Ha
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's vi
Pile, Lei
t4ray's HarriBon's Specific, Xii
Tresk's Magnetic, Judkin'B Ba
Loudeu's All-Hcaling, Russia. Spt
OILS. Gcl
Rushton'B Cod Liver oil, Dr.
McERir's Acoustic, Scarpa'sdo
British, HsrlGem. Co
: BITrERS. lIu
Moffat's Phoenix, Blake's Aro- Ho
matte,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCI
NJ Druggists and Merchants, O
, articles continued in ths above catA
VRntsgG by calling or 7euGing their
he found the pIostaEtuusiyc gssoEtp
MEDICINES IN the United state
Please AGlrgRs. }. VIZ
" GENUINE DE
D94tf Nos. 1871 Il Q
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Nnt,na NJ rlIssnImtinr.

Notice hereby given that the termination of the copar
nership now existing according to written articles Of agree
ment hetween the members OF the firm of Baylor Co the
same viii be dissolved the unfinished business placed in
liquidation. o. g. BA1Lok:
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Per
Fer " esk.,t Il
Per Day
Carriages In waiting the landing the arrival Of the
bna,s, convey passengers Immediately the Springs
An analysis Of the water be had by applying TO J.
WATERMAN & Bro OF Magazine and Common
streets, who are my agents in New Orleans
CHARLES CULLUM,
uvE Prom
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aoTELs AND REsT aURA !.
e. VERAgDAH lIoTT5I.- aoaaEs 6 -

As1 tagetEs sQnaFe ana Cams stfsgf
sA HIS favorte establishment fForr1yf $780, tss,ss4
ts now undergoing thorough renogsFa M , ~ -S NJ
She pu6lc On the lat October. The osatisg Ssfa -
I@yess r4ate ana IN me Immediate vicinity n MI M fas
In9ie M. g5ess ~ m i 5eer adagd eoSTto
5aEtb This house Is 70 be Of the fEBg ei9ss and &C.
81 al il appointments. M taE y go
sei4 If Fpsrse = -47.za-5
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4 BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY,
a hs p9pnar Hotel vii be opene f9r the reeeou q IL

- THE PASS CHRISTIAN EElyTFcA LII
] be opened regularly for visitors the l5h q June
Band Of MHsc has been engaged and sge A.
raugerneut made to warrant success.
ulyI4 JOHN Med )NNELI1, PE5prietofse
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Guiding, PLATING land BROWNING: BY
VI GALNANDPhASrH, with Process Of TIMING,
BY C. K U Y Y r

In store and for sale by S. WOLFE,
aulO corner of C ravier and New Leyee street:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Movements Of Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, July y, lSJS
We have dispatches from LeaveDworh TO the 9th
irst., by the United States express to Bonneville.
They cay the special messenger named in q previous
dispatch reached the fort yesterday with the official
morning per Capt. Simpson. The orders direct the
following movements: Eight companies of the I'd
Drsgoons, with Majors Phelps and Reynolds bat.
teries and artillery, ard the 5tb, lO.b and probsby
the 7th Regiments Of Infantry To- remain in Utah.
The 18th Artillery and two companies OF the "a ORA
got Ds To occupy the District Of the Platte.
The lst Cavalry is directed TO remain on the plains
late practicable and mske excursions ing the
IDdiars and keep them 10 subsection The 6th or 7th
Ifartry proceeds 10 Oregon in view OF the recent in
tels sence from the Pacific OF Irdan hostilties Ma
jcrs Harris and Hunts Batteries ordered to return
TO Fort Leavenw0r.h. the corps Of engineers now
with the battalion Of the 9Th Infanty TO return to
West Point after completing the work Of opening
road to Camp Scott via toe Cbeyenrs Pass. The
troops which accompanied Csp. Marcy from New
Mexico are to return to that department.
Brig. Gen Harley is ordered to return TO st. Louis
and assume the command OF the Department Of tle
West unless he may have received intelligence Of the
forcibs opposition of the Mormons to the srmy now
in Utah, In which case he is empowered 10 send for
ward tle whole Of the reenforcenehts and continue
with them to Utah, return to take command Of his
department, as he may prefer.
Lieut..Col. Ciossmsn and Cspts. Tuinley and Paige
are assigned to duty in Utah.
Capt. Hancock is ordered to proceed with the regi
ment of infantry to the Pacific.
The officers OF the Typographical Engineers. hitherto
assigned duty with the troops in Utah, ordered
to report 70 Gen. Johnston.
The recruits and officers destined for the corps now
In Utah are TO proceed to that department.
Assistant AcjutattGen. Buell. remains attached TO
the staff Of Gen. Harey.
The Psymss'er turthsst in advance will 90 through
with bis funds to Utah. The other remains on duty
in the department Of the Plate.
The force assigned to this department is expected 10
keep communication open between the Missouri and
Utah, and is uLder the orders cf Gen. Johnston.
An express arrived from Utah yesterday, but the
dates are old, and contain nothing additional.
Gen. Harney vss At Fort Ksarney on the 10Th Of
lima
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
Seventh Regiment in Washington

WAsHISGTos, Friday, July 9, 1888
The 9TH Regiment arrived this morning. The Err
icssou is still aground Kettle Bottom Shoal 80 miles
below here; hard bottom, and all efforts to get her off
have been unavailing The companies are qusrtered
at Brown s. the National, and United States Hotels.
dispatch from Richu ond says that the body Of
solder of the Guard found In the River this morn
irg the city The only person missing is L.urens
Hamilton of the 9Th Company, and grandson of Gen:
Alexander Hamilton. and it is supposed fell unnotcsd
from the steamer Glen Cove. Mr.. Hamiltons body
was taken charge Of by the Richmond Regiment, and
will be forwarded 10 New-York by the steamship
Roar oke, sailing this afternoon.
The officers are n consultation a. to further proceed
ings, as they wsh to 90 home Saturday. The regi
ment will probably visit Mount Vernon to-day.
The 9TH Regiment National Guard will leave here at
o'clock on Saturday morning by railroad, and will
arrive in New-York about O'Clock the same
evening.
The President accompanied by Gen. Burnett Of
New York, and the officers of the army and navy re-
viewed the regiment at noon in front Of the White
House. The thropg immense, and the Guards
won the praise and admiration of everybody present.
RIcHNOSD, Va, Friday, July 9, 1858.
The remsins Of Laurens Hamilton were deposited in
the Capitol till O'Clock this afternoon. when they
we're escorted to the steamer Roanoke by the regiment
belonging to this city A guard Of honor, consisting
of from each company forming the regiment, was
chosen to attend the remains TO New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

with Lanes BY members of Jenkias's psrty, one
of which wounded Lane who hsd no hackers
present. Witnesses for the defense swear that
Jenkns's party fired frst but this is contradictsd,
al We think the weight Of evidence is assnst II.
1t il not doubted, however that shots were fired a.
Lane almost at the instant of his firing at jenkins.
This most deplorsbls pitiable tragedy had no re-
laticn whatever to politics, sl engaged IN II beng
ardent Free. State men, but il was inevitabe tha'
such shouls as conduct The Albany Aaas and KIN
d,ed presses should seek to turn it to political az
count. Here is specimen brick from the journal
of Mr. Buchanan's Cincinnati Postmaster, The En-
guirsr but no, we will not print it. Suffice 1t
that il il lust such scurrous tissue Of false asser
tons and mean iDsinuations as s very mean erea-
ture conscious that be had obtained an undeserved
elevation by sitting his convictions and hbellns
those who acted up to them, might be expected to
write. The upshot Of it al is that the esdins Re
publicsns out of Kansas, including the Editor OF
this paper are striving to screen Lane from his a't
deserts.
We have no answer to make to this wretched
farrago, except that we hope equal and exact
Justice will be rendered 10 the several actors in the
Lawrence as in all other homcidsl conflicts, and
we have in no shape or manner done or wished to
do any thing to shield Gen. Lane from the just con-
sequences Of his deeds. Our correspondent, who
has reported his examination day by day, is bis
bitter personal enemy but we believe he has in no
instance swerved from the line OF impartlality 10
making bis reports for our columns. II The En-
qurer and its allies can make any party cspital out
of this lsmentable affair, then are our countrymen
more ignorant and stupid than We have ever be-
lieyed them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
sort. Those sbe thus sneers st demand equal

sort. Tbose she thus sneers st demand equn
rehts a. key to equal opportunities and rewards
Miss Powell nsy thank those same 'PolI'icA
"women for her opportunity to speak, and her
chanse Of beirg head when she speaks, in behai
Of the poor workwomen whose hardships she does
not and cannot ovsrstste. How does she expect
without radical social reconstruction, to increase
the recoup pense or improve essentially the condition
of the shop-rrlsl To increase the average
wages Of working women, it is requisite that The
demand for their services shall be increased, and
this can only be secured by widening their field oil
e1erton- Open more, and (if possible) higher
yocatonl TO Women-allow them TO compete tree
ly in employmeLts now monopoized by men-and
their wages mot in those emploJments merely, but
in others as well) would rise bya law resis!ess as
gravit.tion. Con6ne them to few pursuits, letting
men compete with them in some Of these, and they
must continue to work for half, or less than hall,
the wages Of men, not only in the pursuits allotted
to them alone, but in those wherein their labor
competes with and is quite as efficient a' that of
men. If Miss Powell does not understand this,
she should study while longer before undertaking
to teach or guide.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

After exhaustipg every effort to get postpone
ment of his trial until September, William Multi
gan, esq the gentleman from San FrapciscO, was
duly called up yesterday for trial; but while the
p,eliminarie, were being arranged, Mr.. Mulligan
coolly walked out of court, and has not since been
setn. So much for justice in New-York.
Mr.. Mullisan INDUCES in "a card" in another
column, wherein be rather elores in bis course to.
ward the members of the Vigilance Committee,
ard gives his version Of his attack upon Mr. War
ner Of Broadway. OF course the public who have
from time to time read of the doipgs of Muligsn,
will not believe one word of his special pleading.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

Dinner speeches are seldom profound, but there
is no reason why they should be the very opposite
If Mr.. Everett be not "sn economist and calcu-
"stor," he at least should not be deaf and blind to
what is about him. That he suffers more than
usual un6 er the latter double afflicton would ap
pear from certain opinions uttered at the late
FouIth.Of.July dinner given BY the disinteressed
patriots of the Custom. House and Post-Ofice Of
Boston in the Revere House. Taking his cue,
perhaps, from the name Of the house, Mr. Everett
reyered the Revolution even above and beyond the
average weight on such occasions. But he reyeres
a little too much when he regales the Post and
Customs officials in particular Is well as the world
in general with such spre,d-squiine screenings as
the following: II have vistsd every portion of our
blessed country, and have found nothing to con-
.demn. All that l have found, which had / tho
.. mower to strike down would do, bears the name
:" of .Buncombe.' don't mean any geographical
"Buncomte, nor the respectable county Of that
"uame in North Carolina. mean that political,
"pestilsnt electioneering Bunc combe which exists
"in every State to plague the land
Mr.. Everett has visited every part Of our blessed
country. and has found nothing to condemn. When
here be visited the Everett House, and probably
found nothing to condemn in the dinners or the
decorations; and nothing to condemn in the audi
snce of the Academy Of Music. But did Mr..
Everett visit one Of the ten thousand groggeries,
the nurseries of democracy" Did he see no.
thre to condemn in the fact that the city taxes here
Are SIoD head for every voter' Did he see no
thing to condemn in the fact that thirty thousand
Democrats gave forty thousand votes for Fernando
Woodl Nothing to condemn that the violent
crimes here committed against persons were IN that
single year twelve thousand 7 Did he Zee nothing
to condemn in the fact that he can go into the
streets of New.York and hire men BY the year
for the lowest pittance of wages, labor being
parslyzed to such an extent that new enter
prises are e1tirpatsd the only new Investments Of
capital beirg in loans to the General Government
which after sssttsrns bankruptcy and ruin can
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

psrsco.. The prisoner We. brought 10. sttsodsd \,
toe Deputy Sheriff and 9 clergymss. He s4drss,i
thOss prsert prosestirg ms ,nnocencs; and es,rsS
he died 10 the hope Of q blessed io,uorslAy. AssS
90, cusiou OF his remarks be sppes-eG to BE- In ~
siderable sgory. The oesth wsrran. vas tssn re>l
the drop {. II. and Isaac l.. Wocd WAS launched 81
,t,rritv His remains oil be taken 10 Avon for iase
,rned Lis proieststons Of innocence up TO the .ss
nome III OF his existence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
From Washington.

WAsHIsGTos, Friday, July 9, 1888.
Commander Page, who is designated to command
an interview with the Secretary of the Navy on the
subject. That Government, il Ia said. has three Of
fective war steamers, and the fort which commands
the navigation of the Parana River is Of great ,wer
and under Fferch engineers. Hence it is deemed inn
porant to the of the mission that the United
States shall be prepared for all possible emergences
the President having been clothed by Congress with
ample power to enforce ali the just demands Of our
Government
The Secretary of the Interior left here this evening
for Mississippi, and will bs absent about month.