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The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

A LOYAL PATRIoT.-In the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, on the 5th of
February, Mr.. Taylor, a member of the delega-
ton from Louisiana, presented the ordinance of
secession from that State, and after making
some remarks, bade the House farewell. Mr..
Bouligny, one of his colleagues, in reply to Mr..
Taylor. uttered the following loyal sentiments
s'He said he had not received official notice of
was not elected by the Convention, and should
member elected an American Union man, and
BY this principle he should stand, forever. Ap-
plause.] When came here, said lie, took the
oath to maintain the Constitution of the United
States. Does not that mean the Union OF the
States? By that oath thall stand. Whenever
my Immediate constituents instruct me to with
draw from,this House, their wishes shall be COM
piled with. Tshall, however, not only withdraw,
but resign my seat. But after do So. I shall
continue to be Union man, and stand under
the flag of the country that gave me births Long
and continued applause on the floor and in the
galleries.
That is spoken nobly. Whenever Mr.. Bou-
ligny's Immediate constituents" instruct him
to leave Congress, he swill not only withdraw,
but resign" So ought every secessionist in
Congress to do, who wishes to be thought an hon.
cradle man, and to avoid the stigma of moral
perjury. Such course would leave no room
for relief bills hereafter, when questions of back
salary arise.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

New STEAMER-Capts. Kidd and Phillips,
residents of Nevada, have caused to be built
q steamer, at San Francisco, which is to
be called the "Nevada," and was to have
been launched yesterday. She is intended
for the Sacramento and San Francisco trade,
and, it is said, will make the trips up and
down on the same day, requiring only six
hours to complete each. The Transcript
gives her mensions thus: "Length, 234 feet
beam, 35 feet. She will have two high pres
sure engines, each "a inch bore of cylinder
by feet stroke. These will be supplied
with steam by four large double flue boilers
Her cabin arrangements will be first rate
and in the style of the Western boats. She
cannot fail of being the favorite of the
Nevada public.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

GooD.-The Assembly has ordered to its en-
grossment bill repeating the act creating an
Inspector of Beef and Pork. This is almost
tantamount to its passage, and is one good thing
(and we believe the first, of a general nature)
which has been done in the way of legislation.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

WANT THEIR Per DIEM.-The delegations
from Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and
Louisiana eithdfe,c from the halls of Congress-
they did not resign. To have adopted the latter
course, would be to forfeit their per diem; and
like Cousin Joe, in the farce Of the s'Rough Dia-
mond," they viii accept that, if only to be "re-
wenged" on the Government!
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

"She [Virginia] is noble State, notwith-
standing the taunts and jeers and opprobrious
epithets which are heaped upon her.-Marysville
Express.
That is true; and your Virginia gentleman is
true gentleman, in every sense of that word;
but occasionally upstart is found, to discredit
the name, who thinks because he was born in
the Old Dominion, he is better than other men,
and entitled to all the honors.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

PETITION ESvELoPED IN AN AMERICAN
FLAG On the 2sth of January, Mr.. Rice pre-
sented to the House of Representatives, in
Congress, petition from $4,000 citizens of
Boston asking for peaceful adjustment of
our national difficulties. The petition was
enveloped with our national flag, and its
presentation caused much enthusiasm among
the members, and all who witnessed it, ex-
cepting the traitors who had not yet left
their seats.
Our national ensign is trampled in the
dust by traitors, while the Palmetto leaf and
the vile reptile which forms the coat of arms
of South Carolina are hugged to their
bosoms. Snakes, swamp weeds and negroes
seem to be the only articles worthy Of the ad-
miration of South Carolina.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

WHAT MORE ?-McDougall, when nominated
voluntarily pledged himself to be true to the
Union and to California. What more could be
dacred
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02
rRuE-The Red Bluff Beacon saws !.

"While the very name of South Carolina will
create distrust in the minds of those who hear
it uttered that of Maj. Anderson will be engraved
indelibly upon the hearts of those who love and
revere uur great republic and its free institu-
tionS."
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

UAll our troubles growing out of the seces-
sion movement, are attributable to base party
subserviency arising from an inordinate love
of office.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

FRANK CONFEssIoN-"Then name of Democ-
racy has been the lions skin, under which many
an ass has attempted to hide its ears."-Marys-
vile Express.
1t has taken you long time to make that dis
cOyarv
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02


Com mittee Of Arrangement.
c. H. HAYES, w. II. SEARS,
CRAWFORD, L. BUHRING,
r. H. FARQUHAR.
Managers.
NORTH SAN JUAN.
r. Reamer, C. Hotelling,
e. Schardin, J. B. Johnson,
J. w. Guthrie, j. B. Low.
w. Caldwell, G. w. Welch.
CHEROKEE.
NJ. Frankenheimer, F. A. Wilder.
GRASS VALLEY.
John I. Sykes, E. w. Roberts.
MONTEzUMA.
D. Leggett, r. H. Brown.
sEBAsToPoL.
John Mccoy, Joseph Cook.
swEETLAND.
R. T. Roberts, VIM. Menner.
BtRCHvILLE.
N. Cadwallader, George Newell.
FRENCH CORRAL.
M. Alger, J. Pollard.
TIMBUCToo.
Judge Redfeld, M. ]. Crawford.
EMPIRE RANCH.
7. Mooney.
ROUGH AND READY.
L. Walling.
cAMpToNv1hLE.
?. McNulty, N. D. Rideout.
SHADY CREEK.
VIM. Wodell, Frank Coffee.
OAK VALLEY.
L, D. Atkinson.
GALENA HILL.
J. H. Beaman, I. Jennings.
MARYSYILLE.
B. P. Avery.
Floor Mahagers.
c. H. Hayes, T. D. Culver.
0TInvitations are not essential to secure ad
mission. All respectable people in favor of tn
Union will be admitted on ticket.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

PHILADELPHIA has 154 miles of horse rail.
road, which cost nearly $9,0oO,OOO.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02
WANTED,

TNORTY or FIFTY GOOD LABORERS, TO work on
70 the Reservoir of the Midcle Yuba Canal Com
puny. Good wages will be given, and payments made
in cash. Apply to T. G. SMITH.
North San Juan, Feb. 23d ct
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02
Che Aydranlie gress.

L. P. FISHER, No 171H washingtonstreet San
Francisco, is only authorized Agent for that
city.
RANDALL & CO., 81 street Marysville. an
thorized to receive advertisements and subscrip-
tions for the Press at that place.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

PUNeENT.-A letter came to us through the
post Office the other day, with the subjoined an
ecdote, or what-not, written inpencl on the out
side of the envelope:
Esaid to Jones this morning, ,tfasa.man ought
not spend too muehmoney at his marriage
"No,~ said he, in all honesty, "as the women
are in this country, man may be obliged to
marry three or four times, which makes it mighty
expensive"
Pretty good for the BARRIERS journeyman, and
a Dutchman, at that.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02
WAIT LITTLE LoNGER.-The Nevada Tran

WAIT LITTLE LoNGER.-The Nevada Tran
script says:
!" But these sneerers seem to be unconscious
of the great fact that, while our legislators were
Union-saying resolutions, they were not enacting
bad laws, as, in all human probability, would
otherwise have been the case"
Not so fast, General. The session hasn't
closed yet. We admonish you to be on the safe
side, and make no predictions of hopeful char
acter about any such body. And don't fail to re-
member, that you have once already been COM
PEELED to change an opinion, wherein it was
stated that this Legislature surpassed all its pre-
go to prove that the extreme converse of this
propo sition is true of it.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-02

MODERN NoTIoNs OF HoNoR.-Senator Ben
iamin, of Louisiana-he who tcas Senator-says
Louisiana does not intend to relinquish the
American flag, although she has gone out of the
Union!
These secessionists do some funny things,
They forcibly occupy the Government postofices,
and write to the Department for stamps; sweat
to discharge the duties of their offices faithfully,
and intercept and open letters not addressed to
them; seize upon Government fortresses and
mount the barbacans with cannon which do not
belong to them; take possession of Government
Mints and Custom Houses containing other peo.
pies money, and deny that it is stealing; accept
Office under local forms of government which
they take an oath to uphold, and use their posi-
tons to subvert; utter treason against the State,
and feed the mouth that pronounces it on bread
provided by the money from its Treasury
But Mr.. Benjamin wants the flag Of course
he does. His new-fangled Republic will find it
rather difficult to get along without it.
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TO WHO. TO WHO
.ocr, IA, ial

Twas on COLI ss.ss.s,nsl night,
A a.>faa. oae to view,
Dark ciau Is oescured sair Venue light,
Ana aat a TAR appeared ia sight
As The .aseS forests ia oash.
Ma Rius "a uguss, "piee,
R-s.t haaewsrd ticking left and ti,hs.
When all a oacs he 'aroaght ap' rlgh,
Aeainsl "a old dad yew ,
Al ~htca he 'rauaded 80,
Aat saasfisg oif y rs h 10 eight,
eaii with aa ea'h shsaj lat.ite.
"----lafsnA scouHsrel, yen!
Ligbt--an I'll HEX you, black or white
Jaa then aaove him Dew
An owl. wnsch on a branch did iishh
A few icet q u the b >oxy wight
Aad then eaameacei, 10 who
To VINO 10 who--ie who
Qaesh Masgiar, ID n, you think to fright
- fellow ot ay weigh, -id ts.gat
Wish your ,vs who. ter ~ho
Iou assei bugabao,
Al Il y''a're sessebao, it's cutie
OaDecessaTy you should iiSht-
For ae4gsas sil', Your due
70. I'll rIIes matters Arc ali light
Tao triaieg's pad up-hoaor oiisotf
The eet the owl withdrew,
AaS Mu.s.as ssiSxied too.
Bat tasre are ether cNsps who might
De osusht cat ate some dis a. Eish.,
Who hAynt paif What due |
1aey kno~-to whe-to whaf'
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TayrssiS. SsoRps-rEe Columbia. ga.


TayrsaiNv SsoRps.-- Fac Ioiumbu. ga.
Ssa OF faesiaj, says:
We paid a visit yesterday to the shop o.
Mr. aosheli, OF tiiis cay, to witness the saOsas
spsvaaat OF s"oIu temp ring. ~nica ls Ite
now aa =. insIltauon of Coiumous. Ar.
has Engaged li4~ SERVICES o. u superior worn
man Iro.a Iennessse, VINO, We oeite'e, Wa
engage the service OF That State In Ia.
panSc capacity, ana wnoss blades We're ste
)ec .ea 10 Il ,esi .st4 bishsd by board of com
psient military mon. Tue same test Is ap-
piiaa ~ tie blades turned ogtIu Nr. Mosheil .
shop ard 10 al an iaiinS index OF Inc eAistt At
OF ine r,snt SHAPE ANA tsinper.
We Wiil not attempt to uescrIoe the process,
~ tae portion most essential Is - secret OF the
feInp -rsr; out tue blaocs, alter passing
tnroaxh IL, rarely tail 20 answer IGe esttu
isheu test. II 80, tney are rejected, ana uo
blade Is tarnsd Oft or received ualvss proper
ly har,.eAeu aud ieiApersJ. AIR. NJ iliornis
Us that about one hunorei or more can 10
temp rcd IN u day, aud one or IA . hundred
1alsnya eiAdes received ANU ready for tn
nIai iouca, are tLrneI out IN Week. He Is
FURNISHING bIalCs ior the establishments y
Mr. are Wat, and challenges the LOu.euerac1
10 taru out superior OATS. We learn ALSO
the aIply OF swords since the man acIurt
OF TAT "a oesu com tnenced here Is s<Arcei,
equal ~ lac uoInLnd.
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SCARCE AND DESIRA BILE STAPLE GOODS
we have In store, and ~. receiving rom ysriona
Soathsra markets, she FLOWING t'cods:
500 Solairrs' and Bcd BLANKETS.
IS cases Bic sebed Lois CLOTHS.
cas Fancy Cnia and Mourning PRINTS.
20 bates White a;,d Coiored t'LANNELSs
cases Wool Ia 4 LlSShYS.
case. tieaehed DRILLINGS
l case Colosed CAMBRlCb.
l R.ce do.
brown Linen DUCKS.
Pr.nted Monsa0 DE LANES.
Black ana tolorei ALPACAS.
lupias Black BOMBAZiNSS
Black and Colprod silk iinished VELVETS.
Black IL. Ian CLOTHS.
BLACK sATtSETS
GRAY NJ ltary CLOTHS and CASStMEkEs.
Ineia Rubber COATS AID i.i.uGiNGs.
Back and Coiored SEWING SILK.
Paie.t THREADS.
Write SPOON, COTTON 6 cora.
Pant and troai BUT IONS.
Maet Inc ftreati PINS.
Nerino SHiRTS end DRAWEkc
Nt.ti HOOP SKIRTS.
With large stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
For ladies sad iaens wear, which We offer toI
sale az Who'll, sue aud tail
&C il-3t WATKINS XII iChi-F-S.
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Nc AN 4 W a i r..

DUNAWAY-sa5 REWAkD.--aanaway in
l. July, from the Subscriber, PAUL; brown mu.
latto cslor. hrckiayer aud plasferer; - wears
Of age; about tstet inches higl square built
bushy hair and large beard when he Iaft face long
md hollow about the mouth very slightly knock.
aneed walks very erect steps short and fast
voice loud and strong; when spoken TO answers
Mr. Benjamin F. Whi,den Tie shove reward viii
= pas-l 70 whoever viii lodge him in the Charles
ON Work House, o. in any jail where ] get
s1m. Apply NJ this offie-. az 1G--eodlm
DuNAWaY ! an requested 10 advertise
IL, Negro Boy JOHN IS a runaway, and will b ny
the gal rews,d far lie apprehension, sud de ivefy
Hat when he leff, e s.sfauts, black six vest,
aud dark brown coat and csp; about ) feet or
inches in lei. ht, and l. supposed TO be lurking
abou, Richmond LEWIS D. CRENSHAW.
or i2.-3, Trnsiee for Mrs. G II Tompkins.
DUN W Y-FIfTY DOLLARS RE-
4, WAkO.--ssunaway on the 5th oil August,
nv MGR, WOMAN, named HErTY; about y
Oh. hse feet four Inches high black, who
WAS hired to Joseph Davis. ON Broad STREET. She
hss q marx on the face, la consequences Of Q
"a plaster she hal on, which plaza Ia darker -
SIZE hos cailaren In Cumh~rsni c"apt~, where
bought her % kr. J. -. Pr &c. she Ia prohably
this city or hiss nsAie her s~ay 10 l.r Prices i
will gve tar above RES ard. II delivered 10 me- here
q Ia. = - JosFpH STERN.
DHfAWAY.--Ran away from the .'t,s Miues,
"A inorsnge county, on the 18th Of this month,
nv boy, FREDERICK. Sad by Ia bright iaa,
latto. stars butt about 81 years OF age has .
downward look when spoken TO; sbont fesi
iuehss high. viii give reward Of SIS for the Sc
again GEORGE W. PARKER,
"A X-lms Isis n WIGHT IN Va
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=, F1 TrE'esTp \ TT(N n ~ - I - - H.

- EQUESTRATION MOTT { e Hsving
/ been appointed by ste Judge az abe District
Court Of ths Confederate SIates Of America for the
Eastern District Of Eirginis the Receiver For she
District d. IN atei in the subdivision 0fsad Eastern
District of Virginia, msde by said Cauri, as No. 5
AID composed " the counties Of klbemarie, Fu
yanna, Louiaa, aoochlanc, Hanover, Henrico, en-
Guiding that part OF the City Of Richmond lyias
westward Of lith street ia ssid city, New Kent.
Charles City, James City, Qneiudmg the City of
WtliamsbCrc1 Wa wick, York, Elisabeth City
and King William, hereby notify every Attorney
Agent, Faraler. Partner, Trustee, or othsr person
hosiing or controlling, within ssid District, any
lands tenements, herosii araeu.s goods or chat
tells. rights, credis say interest therein Of or
for ray aiis', enemy the Confederate States Of
America speedily TO inform ma ~ she same and 10
rsnfer 10 me sn account thereof, arr far "a
practicable, to p!sre the same IN uay hsands AIRY
sue5 PC wiiluiy failing 10 do So viii he guilty.
Of high niis6e u.easor iishie 10 be indicted
eoayieed. fined sad Imprisoned provide by law
And also Mostly each and every eiriz.n OF tia Coz
federate States speedily 10 give information to me,
las hs Is required by isw) OF any and all iands,
tenements, and her-sii'gmenss, goods ard cha,tles
rights and credits, within the said District and Of
every right and interest therein held owned. and
possessed or enjoyed by or for any snch alien
enemy. HENRY L. BROOKE
Receiver for Distrie, M s.
III My Office IL room No. T. Reivins Block.
fronting Bank " Rlehui0nA ~ Sim
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MA To THE VOTERS OF THE CUUN
We. ties Of Haayosr, hearsco. Casse Gag, Nm
ksat, Eh,atth City, James City, and Yora,
si< Ctii-s Of aicaa.oad and williamsburg:
In response To n call made on HE AL RI publ,
press aud In pTivat- letters, announce myself
candidatA. TO represen; you in the HOUSE Or
RIP Els Of the Confederate CoH
gress.
Although the active operations OF the csnpais,
viii not cease in time fer to visit you before tn
election, yet have reason to suppose that the,
VIII interfere with the discharge OF u'y d itea
your Representatives in Congress- should Ii be youl
Pleasure TO cali N. to that body. In such event,
shall endeavor 70 represent you with intelligenc,
and ielity. GEO. w. RANDOLPH
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Mp, VIZ AXE REQ L ESTED to announce
thar Hon ID. Z. D-JAkSETTI, of Caro-
hps, II q candidate TO represent the District com
posed Of tie counties Of Caroi.ne, Louisa, Spot
syis siis, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene,
Md son, md Cupeper, La the mrs, Congress of the
Coufssfer> to Mates se 2a-irns
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nT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Is A PROCLAMATIUN.- w i.eress III tie
elections about ~ M he'd this State for Electors
Of Presi6ent and Wee "rssideot and for nenb3rs
II Congress q, the Confrer sStats and also for
members of he State Convention and Of the tfcpse
81 Delegates AMI Senate, TO supply vscaacie. now
existlns Il aple ars 10 the Executive TIA sor1- Of
the. co~nties entitled e. T-aks saia .lectors are
row, NAY hp, in the p,s-a.siou Of the enemy or
Of hHsSe parts and tb..t, in consequence of such
poss ssi Il, it may be balraesisahe TO hold ...d
elections A. the places authorized by i-w; ard tire
General Assembly and The Coz ven, on having made
pr vision for such emergency w therefore,
L. JOHN LETcL%R, Il vernon of the C4m.ann
wealth % EirS MA 20 re3y prescTib. ~ follow
lug 3niation- Tor ,lnin sai1 elections subject 10
tho ratification OF the Legislature or the Conven.
ton:
In either OF said elections IL, from any cause
prneesdiug nom tho aeson OF tie ereuiy, il be
Iapraetieable 20 hold the election any place de-
sienaSed b. law for idins th- same, any person
within the sanBty may vote at any other biace
therein at which votes may be taken. And il the
ease OF any district election ii sbe election esnuot
be held in any county Of the district, any voter
hctsia msy vcse III any other county OF the Dis
trici IN which votes may ba tasen
In conu,ies or districts in which election can
he he'd any voter 81 the county dstri.t may
resent himself TO the Comniis.ene ~ the Csurt-
House OF any other county or corporation, 70 the
Commissioners n any CT sanpGet al when he
may b., ami rs4 thai separate poll be opened for
thes election or election. authorised 10 be held for
-tiu pun Ia NE sittN htastt Ce Is
satt ed T., vote, the Commissioners shai cause his
name to be recorded, a. ii i were in his couaiy
TIE Offices whose Guty il /, - make ceturns Of
ele tons shaI forthwith, at ire coAeiusioa the
eeciop, return ouch sepsfsS polls 80 h. Sc re.ary
OF the Common we alh.
In taking "a sucn .peciai polls the ssms proceed
ings stall be had, and nndsr the regulations pre-
scTibee In regular elections.
10 sil eases where returning officers rnsy rot And
il praeti sbs, for the sfotSsaid uae@t at
toe place. designated by law hey may return the
polls taken and in heir custody the Secretary OF
the common weslth.
~, elves under my hsst. a. Governor, and
nndsr the zeal o, the fo,amonwea Ii, At
49, hieh,n nj tits t'tA day Of October A. u.
ls6t. and in the eighty six Of TIE Comm ,n-
wsallh. JOHN LETChER.
BY the Governor:
CSC. ". MusPoED,
oc ia-acthS Secy Of tbe Commonwealth.
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) N n GOODS.
MILLINERY 90 obs.

MILLINERY GOODS.
We have on hsud good stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
velvct., Sa,ins, Lsces. &a..
or s,I So. " ANDERSON GREEN.
eTEW FALL AND WINTER MILL
~ merry GOODS.
Mrs. pEMELMAN ID receiving, via New Or
loans A fresh strply # well-selscted
NIL ERY GOODS
% every description
She will be pleased 20 wait upon her customers
h the city and from the country at her store,
Main street between Eth and ls.h where the --latest
COMETS, RIBBONS. RIO.
may be rad on reasonable terms for eseh.
WANTED-Two MILIINERS. Also, two
yol,ng ladies' tp learn the MILLINERY BuSl-
NESS &C 7-ln*
III OTIC Ell have appointed Mrs. CHAR
~ LoITE son my aaens, 10 carry on Sic
FANCY BUSINESS,
In aii lis branches, TO buy and sell for cash emily
&C i-~erf LEWIS HYAAN.
sTEW STOf K
~ MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 2Jg BgoAD SY.
Having Inst opened ct my new stand. 1ut broad
street. a new aud handsome supply n
MILLINERY GOODS,
very nearly equal 10 the assorsmen: OF former
wears and being prepared 10 receive orders for ts
Fall trade ffoIn the city country would invite
tue attention Of my old customers and II The Is
dies generally, TO an examination Of ny stock.
I have aIso on hand q large assortment OF BON
NET ROUCHES. Also al assortment. Of Biacx
Velvet RIBBONS, Wors,ed Goods Tor children,
and other articles moi usually embraced ia Mill
merry STOCK.
+ - ara also prepared to furnish BONNET
FRAMES
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NJ o Z.
L-Persons wac ere sending eiotaiHg and sup
plies to troops IN the field, requested to ulAts
ti'tiaciy on ths package with garkiug bib tie
SiaE OF the patty for -hosl intended tire EEsI.
aENr 10 Which he belongs, saad IN, PLACE as pgs
TISATToS, core % Quarssrascs:rr 8, HIck snG. s.
whom The usoel railroad receipt stgal re fos,
~a-dei by the shipper
Il-hslay packages srriys ~ TIE ccDots Of tho
railroads In Richmond With pspar marks rubbed
OFF; oi coarse their destination cs1ncs re known sY
'hs ousricrinaster. Others sTs hprssfec,iy MARI
I'd, and cannot be identified
iu.--AH articles deposited st tho Qusrter-G ss
sers Office IN Richmond. for Shipment. nnst be le;s
there before b'eiosk T. N 70 insure their ship
nent on ;ha. dag. J. AaURY OAKLAND,
al 23-sa Capt. and Asst q
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. or VAT
Richmond Aug T. iesl
NOTICE--it "a very cesi-shle thst all eoTpS
n eon.Ieunitts. ani individuals In the srsie.
saving AGGS u sny kina~bsy0nd Theses Sts@
ctsiy necessary fer their iIlras i:ate use-sissii
re;urn the sane 10 .his Department a. soon pee
able thai they my oe ogeshaulsl and thoroughly
'sp.lrei- Address
C. DihAOCK. Colonel
Z 81 Sta Chef Of Ordnance ~ vsrs"Ls.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

". ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-THEC Chez
~ PLASTIC AND VuLEANITE PRO
CEe,S.--6. w. JONES, DssrisT. having the
Ing satisfied Of its absolute. superiority all
other methods ean with confidence eo,nanesd il t.
those de~kinz full partial sst- OF teeth. and
pscisJy sach ss may be dissatisfied with thsse
they are now using. The perfect adaptation o.
he pzis u the mouth, and the suction thereby So
cured, enables him to insert or more ,eesi
,,staoa eiasps. This method having been adopted
10y tss.e standing highs.S In the profession, North
snd south. testiinoniaf will be given aud speei
exhibited to those wishing to see them SET.
q fss.h, on gold or any other plate, viii, OF
s,arse, be made for those preferriss them. Fill
4 4, Cleansing. Extracting and all other operations
nty and thoraush,y performed. Teeth extracted
s ELECTRICITY, without pain
~ O.ics on Main street, opposite Cor.nth.a1
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