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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
Army Order.
WAsHlScToS, Saturday, Nov. 20, l6I3
The following army order has been issled:
GENERAL ORDER, 40 81.

WAsHISoTOS, Saturday, Nov. ~, 1913.
The follow ng army order has been issled:
GENERAL ORDER, NO 81.
HpADaUsaTERs, DEPARTMENT or rHH WEST
ST. Louis, No. Nov. 10. IeS2.
In pr-rafre Of 1e-era orders No. Il the Head
quarters OF tie Ary The portion Of the Flint Csssry s; For
Lesveawoth res 20 posts fows Captain De 54us
sure. Company r. sne Cap. III So1ss Company H. 20 Fort
Rey nder command q MAJOR sedzwcs Captain sseks'.
ConsnyB and Captain Balls Company A. % tort smith
Cspisia Wcots Company L. and CAPTAIN Cars Company TO
Per: wssts Major S-dswek will supen,end the prepare
lion departure OF to companies IRON Fort worth
bs to bis post ana they viii march Nth ne lea.
pc-s delay. Tie sIusdrOus grsto Fots Smith ani s-h-
- VIII each eonsoids'ed By Tie ros' direct able
road tke! hAsDI regard 70 the VI forage
for heir animals the The former will Pr-cede the
latter twenty hours in aTlI nom Fort Leas eaworh:
H. The squadron -on. % For. Smith viii take hy days.
provisions and tina: for- Washs eighty day provisions
from Fort Leayen~oEth to s DUNG n narch and ua' tue
arrival Of further suppeA Frcsa beef for the march will b.
purchased the roae sI1 moa;hs supply Of csLns VII s.o
accou ps3y tiese commando -
Ill TIE Necessary transportation for hess movements WI bs
furnished from Fo;. Lesser,c. By The Qcarte.uaers De-
aru Forts Smith and Washita vii remsn 81
;ose posts the W at-r ari Unit, further ordens
" Flieen thousand Snaps carbias cartridges and n 600
psyy pol cartridges Will Be without delay 20 Fort
Wsshs ard 100 Of each 20 For: Smith, from the St: Louis
srB-rsL
" The ozs:s-nssar IN TIL, city VIII seud whout delay
snrpy Of aid 20. Horts Smith snd
B. order Of Col. Z. y. Sumner.
DC. BULL. As-.sr, Adi rtsr, -0ea-rsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
Democratic Nominations for
Congress.

READlyG, Pa, Saturday, NOV. -, Ic-.
The Democratic County Convention met here To-
dsv 10 nominate candidate for the seat in Congress
made vacant by the resignation OF the Hon J. Clancy
Joree. There was considerable eIcitem ent ID own ~
ys,,rd 70 the result The Court House Clique carried
the day, their candidate, Joel B. Wsnner, having
been ncu;r stsd The vote stood for Wanner, 20; for
Cart. $ T. Ancona, 81. The resolutions OF the for
mer Convention were reahirmes rssoiut,on ~
favor Of ~, admission of Karsss with new Consti-
.:or was voted down. The election takee place on
Tuesdsv. November 81. Gen. VIM. ii. Kem 10
volunteer candidate and viii receive the votes 81 the
Independent Democrats the Tariff men srf the OPpo-
al on generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

We printin another column letter from Mime
cots" explaining and justifying the course of the
Railroad Companies Of that State ia seeking to
constrain Gov. Sibley TO accept Five Millions OF
their First Mortgage Bonds" respectively
in exchange for issues of the State Loan OF like
amount without requiring that those Five Millions
of Mortgage Bonds shall be the only Frs. Mort
gsge Bonds Of those Roads respectively. Accept
ing all our correspondents corrections in matters
Of detail and concediDg that he has stated the case
fairly, we abide by our own opinion that the Five
Millions of First Mortgage Boads sanctioned in the
act Of the Minnesota Legislature, are necessarily
and properly the only First Mortgage Bonds to be
issued-that to issue an unlimited amount Of First
Mortgage Bonds, and tender the State Five Millions
Of these, is to evade the plain intent of the act,
and swamp the security demanded BY the State SO
as to render il wholly unreliable. In other words,
we hold that Gov. Sbey's decision in the premises
was clearly right, and the undertaking of the SUI
preme Court to Oyorrule and cOnstrain him to ac-
cept an inferior snd intangible security instead Of
that he required, is utterly wrong and must be de-
sisted FROM
We mike no professions OF friendship to Mime
sofa and her Ia lroads. Men Of sense will under
stand that our interest as publishers Of journal
having large Minnesota subscription must con-
strain us to desire the prosperity of both. As q
friend. then, Of both Minnesota and her Railroads,
We entreat the Company-if there be but one
that is undertaking to override the Governor in the
premises, TO desst. Let the State have her First
Mortgage Bonds-in other words, her first lien
and then her Bonds issued TO the Companies will be
frst.class security, and easily negotiable at 3
living rate. But if the States security is swamped
in the manner struggled for by at least one Com
pany with the countenance Of the Supreme Court,
there will inevitably arise popular resistance to
taxation in case that should ever Become necessary
to meet the obligation incurred By the State in the
premises, and Ainnesots may thus be shamed by
the disgrace of Reputation, in spite of our CORE
sponlents heroics Fer the sake Of all parties
concerned, then, let again beg that the attempt
to dragon Gov. sibley into doing what he thinks
(snd We think be ought not to do, be promptly
abandoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

The news Of an attack on the City Of Mexico by
atoly Of Consttutionslsts, which reached US viz
Tsxss. is confirmed By accounts contained IN the
Ha,aOa papers Of the 18th aud ETH inst, which
VIC trs, slate on another page. Some two thousand
men. uneer Gen. Blanco sppear to have made
rush on the capital in hopes Of being assisted BY
the disconnected party in il. They were, however,
repalse5, ard, in Consequence of the movements III
tie city, many arrests we're made. IL does not
appear that this movement is likely to have any
dsc;sise fluepce upon the result Of the contest
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO Tx n. Z. TRIBUNE.
rsuN Our Qcn Corrssvo1dsyf.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO INK n. I. TRIBUNE.
FrUN Ouv o1cn Co,yssvoadosf
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, less.
Speaker Orr was serenaded last night. He
made very decided Union speech, which is con.
sidered to be his opening bid for the Presidency in
I:G0.
The Government does not credit the reports re-
ceived via England Of the extensive defensive
preparations made by Paraguay. 1t is confident
of the success Of the expedition now on its way to
that country,
The steamer which conveys Gen. Psez to Vene-
zuela will proceed thence direct 10 Paraguay.
Private aJyices from Texas state that fiDbus-
tering expedition against Mexico is being organized
there. Men Of high position are said to be con-
cerned in it..
Judge Gaze and Maior Ben McCulloch Of Texas
leave here Tomorrow for Arizona, to select sites
for military posts in that Territory.
The Pos.master-General will recommend in his
report an entire change in cur postal system, and
VIII urge upon Congress the establishment Of 3
number OF new Ind important lines to connect
With various parts of South America
To the Awocistsd Prs.
WAsnINGToS, Saturday, Now 1888.
Ex-Governor Medary OF Ohio has -igniied bis vii
ngness TO accept the Goyerncrshp Of Kansas, which
was rendered him week ago.
The General Land Office has transmitted by last
nail, for delivery forty-nine patents for donation
claims in Oregon and in Washington Territory.
y. C. Chaplin is promoted TO b. a Lieutenant in the
Navy, vice Boudinot, resigned.
Nj. speaker Or, and Mr. Faulkner OF Virginia
have arrived in Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
The Tribune Mercantile Advertiser

VIII be issued on MONDAY, goth instant, instead
Of to-day.
The total expense viii be betrayed BY Mercan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line Will
be charged. Those who require their advertise
men.s to be displayed vii make special bargains
therefor.
Advertisements received at TIE TRIBUNE Office.
II BY letter, address HORACE GREELEY CO.,
NrN Yo-s Noeenbsr =. 1856 Nc i'i ras'sas'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

Sr. ALBANs, Vt, Saturday, NOV. 70, 10.
The Hon. John Smith Of this place, formerly mem,
T,.te,. of the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Vermont
Central Railroad Company and an DID, active, milo
entail and enerpi-in citizen, diea acre sA'aFH! ''
mcrnpg al tbe az c. g years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

AuGrsrA, Ga, SstIfday, NOV. 70, IoF.;
The Hon. William Schlcy, formerly Governor Of ms
State and si.erwsTd ofthe representatives N ton
sre,s, died here to day, at the advanced age OF ..
yeas. He was native Of Maryland, an able lawyer
and A GOOD citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
Shin News,
GEw- AN.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. el-Thr steamship ossksrCtys ~
low win Ca,o,us Gees Of the Sh inst e',ed u n
s. pee roat. Tia. nle. crossed ts sa'aas Ia ~
WASHINGTON Nov ei-The United stdes ssssssv9
Phu.u,h .ail.d hen~e tLis noroiIs Norfolk.
CHARLESTON Nov. 2--rhs L. q. n steamship NSsa
,rriy-d nee a, oe.ook ts Betc s-BNk Hon
frou NeW.York. Ic she oans-A trs sspp,sed 70 b ~
Athe.s from liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

PHiIADfLPufA, Setur'iay NOV. 70, Ic'o'
The Hiberuis Engine COMPANY, one hundred strong,
beaded by Beek's Bad, Inaie q street parade THIS
forenoon, and were reviewed BY Mayor Henry. They
viii start for New-Ycrk at O'Clock With theR cam
engine AID ho-c carriage.
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rhe s.hooncr u. MerOr,

YoNc BRANCH, \. j., Saturday, Nov. -, 1sS. "
TIE sehooner j. Mercer, ttas caus ashore On
S,usu each on tie 6lh mat, losdol with coal vas
gel "a this mcrloy, aud 5 aeS hvIai 90. Nes xo.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

ILLINOIS on the State Ticket The aggregates
are 90 follows:
R.p.biecr Doa2las Bsrhdnan'
,x.,..rx M,erl2, go Pondey l2l e3 pouehe y V'l
-, 49, Rster ", 6aS French ls' Gao Rey uolds oo
y" H.sr.para-ty....A,O2J Batenars do. '3'OO3
Nss.rs. French ard Reynolds, the rival Demo-
cratic candidates for Superintendent Of Public In.
.truotior, are ex Governors Of the State and OF
course gained some votes at the expense OF Dir.
B,temar, who was not extensively known.
The vote Of Illinois in 1856 stood:
aSis9 FGimorc....ST ~ Bvehansn. ioe,oiS
Buchanan over freuscnt........'...'. "iss
We could not advise the Democracy to run MI
Buchanan second .iue, 80 far as Illinois is con-
cerust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

NAL Dow (Rerutlcsn and Temperance) was
On THURSDAY last chosen frou Portland to fill va
cane, in the rev Legislature Of Maine. lie had
no serious oPpositico.
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NewJtmk DAILY Gribm,re
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No ro,e be taken OF Anouymcus Comruiicatoas Whst
insert BE- aItn nticated by the
psue aud ssdrtss Of NECESSARILY for puehca
tipu, bet ~ guaranty for his good faith
deItske ~ return j-cted C0nnunesiiona
s..ness for Tar TRIscsF shoSa liz al be
adsrt ssed 70 HORACE GRsELkY Co.
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OF: JcM. y. T., SATURDAY, Nov. q. ~
Its mp D. @. risriog, q and Eo,d thss -, :.
ne iSa itst foi Lisipoe, put back yesterday s2s,.
ssisut ysrds.
Tie beik Crnsa, of .iis pcr', heooe On tie laA a.
PeHArth, hss put INTO Dgby, N. s, wster iorxeS =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
The Weather mt the Nor,h

ucNrftaL, Sst.rcsy Nov. n iVN
The weather Is r.lcb uilde, AID the prospects =,
tne osnAs keeping cpen tor ecrre time loass. -
good. -
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The Case Of Philip R,eb.r~.

bosTos, Saturday Nov. 20. iS5a
preliminary exann'ra tior Of Ptlip Rirb,ss.
charged VITA bnrnirg the ship JOE, X NAV. q
Selseubs last sas had To-Day before Un,.sd ~.
CoEDmissicner sidney Webster.
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Nj ks MIRACULOUS yERsnS DgsrRoyER.-
"A on tso Oh rsse IN. Daily Tes Q; tbs dsJ nusss
oes ss,lse e the efficacy a MtsErs mfsea"
siea Fever fail ess.roy q, hinds 81 veF"ds
Fo.ss,e BE Projectors ptfss Ne eix Bfose~ay
rrBeess e. sao .. RvsaroSs No. io Ass"r h'7'''
I z 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

WINTER CLOTHING, for the Office, the street,
or me ers room IN variety Of the newest Paris syles
ard pre-. tch ostsice I'll competition regards cheap
rs.s RAYnosDs 81 Faou sno ksssausts.
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mn THE -AFFLTCTED-

DOCTB ESS JOSEPHINE WELIAGE,
RespecfHy informs the public of New Orleans that she as
lust arrived East where she has been pfeSng 4
many YEAR, succession without fail OF the heN a
diseases and now has taken Office at No 94 bAFes
street between Lafayette Grod streets, where she p
in her office houis 10 A. VI. to T. NJ FelaflFA
10 the cure Of the following diseases
XCRESCENCES AND TUMORS of every kind dFs r.
moved permanently cured witt out pain or the use q ~
knife, in Il very short time.
a ndraI cre thin weeks without the least danger u
thrir hekirg out again effects and performs the same
eNpe6irinus and radical cure Ulcers
tEVFR AND AGuE will be cured in toftyeight houLs -
II viii NOT return diseases relieved and cured "a
arv short time Of her Medicines, which are eIc
Us and powerful although containing no caouel OF othg
poisonous ingredients r.sE-.
be is also in possession of powerful Powder to
the blood which is highly recommended All h9 ake thes
Powders for SIX will be relieved from Yellow FeVsF
Ague Cholera, and all diseases that may follow
F- Price of Powders for six weeks, from - to ~
Also Scolna Ladies' Weakness, Thigh and HIP tlssss
Liver Complaint Head-ache, and all Diseases Of te
cid She cures Cons Bunons Nails growing IN the nel
without pain g burning them guaranteed never 70
s,r,,, ,,,,, m ,1,..1, t,szf,.5 rrx,
I;ITTFRS Meicineis sovereign remedy for ysPep
WaHkirss piarthtra Cramps, Collie Fever Age Dara and
aI Diseases universally used in the practice q TIE
most scientific PHI scans Europe, and is highly reeeI-
m, nte by them improved by Price s. per boffia
octres Josephine Weage hopes to gain the confluence %
ali who are afflicted with any Of the above mined Diseases
nTa Do not fail call at her office, l9t Baronne saF
E' SI5 gp 10 's' nO@TRESS JOSEPHINE wFLBA6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-13


Parish Of Orleans, City Of Eew Orleans.
Be II remembered that the ~ July 1878 before
uudesed Justice the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
Ing duly according law, depose and say,
foregoing and
rom the books Of said Company.
Signed CHARLES J. MANSONI
Sworn and subscribed before this 3gh tuy, ls5s
tSgued3 JAS. h. DIXON,
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest
Six per in cash outstanding profits,
t. The holders thereof their legal REPRESENTATIVES, snd
the I'd Monday Of August proximo also decare div
dend Of SIXTY per cent? PER CENT the earned prt-
mum of the company for the year ending the 3l Of June
1888 for which certificates will be issued and after the h Of
October rexg.
and resolved further that after ressryiug OsE
DqtAs Of profits that he balance due aud outstanding
HE certificates Of the Company Of the Of lsi2 we'll
all the outstanding certificates Of profits Of the the
1883 ana 1854 bereeeme7 and the holder thereof
her lei M representatives and after the MOsliHy
ugEsr prOEH.g, l5um which dare ali will
certificates he produced the time OF payment and
cancelled,
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-13
no PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
sorrHERE rIRE-PRooF RooFIg !

SOUTHERN FIRE-F II Or hCOf ~ ~
The undersigned offers to the public Proof Roofing
teria possessing the following advantages eEth 8 y
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
Il is cheaper STATES does not require heavy tim hs5
and eSpenye roofs VIII last as long n nss F
Ii is Invaluable for repeiring OLD ROOFS ola s9fnsls
percedes tie necessity Of valley or hanging cutters.
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may BE- MADE PeFtssy 1isa1 ~
continued to leak in spite of all efforts can Dc nada per
II Is Rcobustibe is mpervous water, affected hg
the atmosphere or BY ts sun ana f & ~ m
be applied of houses taking The PLACE o. sineeoS
peaTaRSe Of being constructed Of Stone. .,5,,
& e d FoS1S l II s Tarosd les mpehabe cos
they would longer be exposed g tae Aopas
OF P sPs TsSsf and Builders furnished with the sqahsra
Fire Proof Roofing = with plain 10" y spts
COTTON lRtffiLfRsoAD CARS and DEPoTsr
AihiT &AREHoUsES
all can be covered and made perfectly Fire and
We e prepared make contracts, which win snPsla
tend or material to any part Of the country p
@ pared to negotiate with builders and others or hs
purchase the right of States Parishes Counties and Tee
res Once of the Company, Ne s. ST. CHARLES sTREBT.
basement of the Masonic hai!. ENNoN CoIEN4ASRco
Liberal offered to Builders and others to at sA
XII Communications addressed Box 1856 EeE osaa
VIII SS R5s in ali parts nAg
VALUABLE LANDING AT PUBLIC SALE
THE sINnES LANDING, now occupied byo L, welapa-
near the to Of frden Claiborne parish Louisiana viii @
sold nj public the highest bitdet IA the town e Min
den on The fir MONDAY in Sc TENDER next.
This property comprises abon go acres Of land with the
movements thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds and 8Ap
house The Landing controls large part Of the xtensys ssh
aniI foTin Irada parishes tributary Lake EEsss
mean and one The largest points fer the shipment * COZ
ton in the Interior and entirely above overflow 70 those
mainted win This property unnecessary say more; thoBa
uacouanted with obtain full Information regarding tbs
quantity Of shipped annually from 1t we'll ths
up freight received by it, by applying to the paes
named below.
acceptance pay able next; onethd PAYABLE De-
eem6e IS g. and oueFd payable in april 1850 10 New Or
leans upcs pttuces, approved
For flu ther particulars relation this apply
" SterI5ng ESQ. Minden; L. Weldon, ESD, MRaess
LandiDgi orM B. Brady i Co., New Orleans. 5eas =
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New urtesnF
BE remembered that r 10Th March ISIS, before ME the
subscriber Justice OF the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally apDeRed Charles Briggs President, and H. +,
Ier the Louisiana Mutua! Insurance Company Of
Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do g
that the above and ard
c rreCt transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, PresideH
H. ?, JANVIER, Secretary.
swornto and subscribed before this 10Th day of March,
A.. D.. 1883. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
secondJustice OF the Peace the Parish Orleans,
The Board Of Trustee have resolved interest Of SIX
the outstanding certificates of profits, on
and the second Monday in May next and to redtem on
that date the scrip issued of the ye S55 reservng
under provisions OF their charter cash capital of five
hundred thousand dollars and heA have further declared
a scrip dividend OF F0RTY-TWd FER GENT. the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February Is 1898 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first dag of
June, 1858. CHARLES RklGGS, President
A, GARElERE, Vice FresidBGt,
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The Company continues insure against the perils of the
seG and loss and damage by IRE ut the rates
Of premiums,
OFFICE No. Carondelet street,
o. GAILI4ARD President
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President
A sCHREIBER, Secretary. dl2H
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE EICHHoRN.
BY ToURNE 4 THOMAS.

EUGESE T0uREE Anconeer.
SATURDAY. the 2Ist of August, 1858, Mt NJ
- o'clock, Banks Arcade by virtue and in pursuance
Llui5 BuVignNHd Judge 0! the Third
District Court Of New Orleans cng in the absence Of Judge
Mogan) dated July l6 1858 will be sold the following de-
A CERTAIN LoT or GROUND. Situated in the First Dis.
this city in the square bounded by Howard jacob
Terpchore and Mepomene streets designated ne NO z on
plan Of Heddin, deposited Ia the office OF NJ Iernon y =
Said lot ~ feet front Howard street by 70 lee
lines depth, Aneri being part o.
lot No Of the original plan of teO Dunbar together win All
the improvements thereon, rights, ways, etc
@9-TERMs-OHe-thrd CASH the balance a ] and years
credit for notes bearing the property and per
dale until and cent after
maturity The property must be insured and he policy trans
ferred. .. ......-..,
in the event Of egd proceedings being Instituted 70 enforce
ayment the purchaser lie liable and he obligated 10
pay all attorneys fees and other legal costs and charges IN
dishur sed in The collection If said notes,
Act Of sale before K. j. Kerr n P at the expense o. me
purchaser. iy2I 81 aul4 20 q
NJ VIGNIE, AUCFIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
M General Agent for Sale and Purchase OF Real s-
tate Lands, Plantations Negroes, ct.
OFFICEE:
Banks Arcade Passage, No, s, First District.
and FIX change Ally, Second District
Where be examined time, list Of valuable i'm
proved property II very remHHeraJiys Investment .
sale choice Mechanics, auda list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes.
Mr. G. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance to every
rule aud purchase, Jazz II
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
generally Office, is Common street Of Camp
street. sci "
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Gas EIxTUNEs.-.7. Gas FTXTUEE1s

= I'M lHlte.
I'LL Soldiers Se4men and Transfers, who have been in the
service OF the L. s. Gov for fourteen days more
amy disturbance since 1890 entitled 100 of
land Widows aud minor caidrtn Of deceased Soldiers
men Teamsers enedto Bounty and Pensions
Claims made and procured with dispatch, by
JOHN PURCELL,
iyl6 BIN u Exchange Alley, up stairs
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DENTTSTRY.

saszrsynENs CHARLES 4. RELLSs u. u. 3.
No. ISL Canal street, Between CsgoEdsiss ard
fYYs@%s8S Baronne streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
1L-41 TEETH inserted in full parrish ssta, yt5rtss
for Beauty fifty and Coraortto the Wearer ses
ia6IykW
- DENTAL NOTICE-Dg. :. WPssT
ES%@SS Practical Dentist, O.li2 St. Charles strset
fFfSSs%sEsgSa near Pnydras street.
AILlI J. W. would call particular attention 90 his
constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH. The7 n2
perfectly natural in form and shape set h false gums
original form and expression OF the mouth and rsssFe
viii clear and distinct articulation of speech This se
by having the ins the teeth and gum Of nagr1 form
which the readily adapted This preyeathat h
ing sound often observed in persons weaiirg Artificial te
The Doctor has been practicing H this city b years.
feels confident that he win give satisfaction those who
horor him with their patronage All deous Of OBJ
tanning his services would do well call examine his
cimens. jel0 u
sa7gzaegszsA MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND n
CHAN1CAL DEETISTRY,-IT A. z. Dos
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Notice hereby given that at the termination the copart
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meRt the members of the firm of Baylor Co the
will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed In
liquidation. G, G. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March, 1858. as HtW