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Total, $4,000
Adding the ll4,s68 improved pieces 20
these, Ne have q total Of 297 1868 stand 0,
Government arms besides those taken Of the
forte, now in possession OF the Confederate
rebels.
On the fourth Of March, when the now Ad-
ministration came into power, the army OF
the United States vas scattered in tho far
West and South, and not tho usand men
were available even for the defence of the
Capital; the navy was scattered on dstan,
stations or laid up for ~ans of repairs trait
ors s~srmed At the Capital, in the public
ofhces, and in the army and navy, and the
Treasury Was bankrupt; the Congress which
bad just adjourned had, 10 the blindness OF
compromising timidity, refused to provide
either men or money for defending the Gov
eminent against its armed enemies, much
less TO crush out open rebellion.
Two m onths and half have scarce elapsed
since Mr.. Lincoln commenced gathering up
the scattered remnants Of Federal authority
and organising = new Administration. -
Traitors have been detected and dismissed
and their places are Supplied by true men |;
the army and navy have been recalled and
Put on duty for the defence Of the Capital
and the forts Of the United States, and for
the blockade Of tho rebel coaste; the Treas
ury has been rtplenishei and the credit OF
the Government restored; arms have been
purchased in Europe to replace those seixed
by robbers; an immense army has been
raised, and is now being put 10 complete and
effective organisation; Washington has been
secured from threatened danger; Maryland
has been rescued from the secessionists and
occupied by Government troops, and rebel
lion has been nipped in the bud and partially
crushed ia Missouri. The sggr-ssions oil
traitors have come TO an end; the tide has
turnej and success IL now with the Stars and
Stripes the revolusionists are blockaded on
the coast; they are intiDidsted and restrained
on the Chesapeake, Potomac and Pa,upsoo
they ars ovcrawed 10 Missouri and menaced
from Cairo.
Jast 1t this time all Ia safe, end our Gov
srpasns may we'll pAuse to complete - prep
sr4sions TO perfect the organiEstioD and dis
siplina Of its hastily leyiea fosees and 60
make ample arrangements for their comfons
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TRAITOR AND NEUTKAL STATES.

If the loyal people in Virginia, Tennessee,
Kentucky, and Missouri, be counted with US,
our force 10 three times a. large a. that Of
the traitors, not to mention the stiIl greater
disproportion Of resources and strength from
the superior wealth and the unbounded cred
it Of the Government and its effective regu-
lar army end navy.
There are but four States in the dis loyal
and doubtful list which contain larger ef-
fective population than Iowa, and the whole
four are almost or quite noutralised BY the
strong Union element within their borders.
With suoh showing il 10 plain that the re
bellion will be crushed, UNLESS one traitor 10
equal to ten loyal men.
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The Proxrcs. OF Ever :.

From the time of his appointment as Seq
rotary of War, John B Floyd, according to
bis ewn statement, supported by facts re-
GENTLY developed, devoted his entire energies
and influence TO strengthening the hands Of
those who we're plotting to overthrow the
Government which he bad taken a solemn
oath to support. In furthernnce OF their
plans, be located large portion Of the army
under the command OF that notorious scoun-
drel and secessionist, General Twggs, and
scattered the rest at distant stations in the
West, leaving the forts Of the United States
in the rebel States without sufficient force to
defend them. In tho meantime, he robbed
the Government Of tho choicest arms and
sent them South for the use Of traitors.
The Richmond Examiner, which seeks to
magnify the merits Of Floyd and bis valuable
services to the South, says:
The facts we are about to state are Official
and indisputable. Under a single order or
the late Secretary OF War, the Hon. Mr..
Floyd, made during last year, there we're
one hundred and fifteen Thousand improved
muakets and riaes transferred from the
Springfield armory and WatfrYliai arsenal ia
different arsenals at the South. The precise
destination that was reached BY all these
arms Ne have official authority for stating to
have been MS follows:
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LATEST NEWS.
Special to the Tribnne.l
WAguiNCToN. M


The announcement Of new military de-
partmcnt, Including Virginia, North Carolina
and Tenncss &c, has added intensely to the
war exeiteD cnt. Further announcement that
the commen was assigned to Gen. Butler 10
90 way diminished the feeling.
Generals SCOTT, Butler and Mansfield have
been in cons Citation With Mr.. Cameron most
OF the day.
The Massachusetts, 9Th and 9th regiments
received orders this p. N. to prepare for 40
instant start.
A battery 81 eleven guns on Aqua Greek
has been discovered, with extensive earth
works near the mouth
Last night three Z,uayes straysd from
camp when Arraigned before Col. Ellsworth
this morning, one Of them unwound from his
body . secession Gag, II feet long, which
they bad hauled down from polo at Alex
andria.
A person direct from Richmond, who say
Gov. Letcher night before last, reports the
Governor to be very much frightened, and to
have said that be hoped and believed there
would be no fighting.
Dispatches to tho World aay by Wedn.e-
day it is believed that 10, 900 Of our soldiers
will be encainpsd on Arlington lIeigbts.
See. Cameron has declined 10 accept the
four Maryland rss,wen.s offered 6y Gov.
Hicks, simply for the defence Of that State
and 81 tho Distfict. The Governor has mis-
taken eusirrly the tenor Of tho Ssorssary's
explanation, and II tho Marylanders enlist
they mnst enter she general sesvios.
A letter received here from the editor Of .
Mcmphis paper, formerly resident Of Wash.
ingtsn. states shas provisions ore very scarce
ia that city, and al business raincd, and
that soldiers are not coming forward - rap
idly as was anticipated.
Times i1ispatch.1
G,n. Siokl4s left this .. N. for Nav York
With his cnn omission aud @instructions. lie
whole brigade will be at once put 10 the Aeld;
probably they will 70 70 some point near
Busler's command near Port Monroe. Hs i
ordered 70 make I'll possible hasts il his
movements.
iHrald Correspondence.
II is understood that Geo. Mans0sId viii
take comm ard Of c5O0 solu1teers and $500
regulars 70 10 advanced into visgioia from
this point. Ihs feTsss that will Be detailed
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The total number Of improved arms thus
supplied to i've repositories in the South, by
seingle order OF the late Secretary Of War,
WAS ia 1858. What numbers we're supplied
by other and minor orders, and what nun
bers OF improved arms had, before the great
er order, been deposited 10 the South, cannot
now be ascertaned.
Besides this immense supply Of improved
arms furnished traitors By John B. Floyd,
We have the statement OF a Memphis paper
OF the following seizure Of arms by the reb
els, deposited at convenient places for their
use by the same arch traitor during bis eff
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the railroad in Tennessee, last week. who
were en- route for Virginia, fully armed.

CmAxHERsRuRo, May ".
Judge Mason was arrested yesterday and released
to-day sent on to Maryland line.
II il known ne entertained secession sympathics
but believed his character too high to condescend
TO be spy.
So There Was no authority fTem tho SECRETARY of
War to retain him. His discharge meets with ap-
provnl amongst the most iudicious residents.
dnsertar from Harper's Ferry, named Stanley,
from Ohio originally, arrived here, reports there
we're but II pieces of oil told there, Tuesday
night
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The Vote last Saturday for Representa-
tive was ~ follows, only nine out Of the
sixteen townships voting. Mr.. Hiatt was
elected, and started for Des Moines to. 1av
HIATT srpnCGs
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The following returns Of the Census Re-
est in these war times, the population OF
white males in the several States being as
follows:
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The story that coast guard steame
got ashore at the mouth Of the Potomac
and was attacked by an armed propelle
from Richmond, was enquired into BY tn
Navy Department and found to be withou
foundation.
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Coon on TIE HoHE Guam. The witty Mr.
Sparrowgrass recently joined the "Hon.
Guard" a. Yonkers, N. r., and said in !
speech that sit 10 understood that the HON,
Guard 10 not TO 70 to the wars, and rot q
fssve fonksrs, sxcspt in case OF inv0st0n!'
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NTCouoHs. The sudden changes OF our
climate are sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hay
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken ID the ear
~ stages Of tho disease, recourse should 1t
oncr DO had TO tsf3Rowr's BxuKru1AL 1'xo-
cHEs," or Losengss, let the Gold, Cough, or
Irritation Of tho Throat be over 20 slight, -
by this precaution more serioue attack may
be edcctually warded OF. PUsLIc SPAAKEss
and SIE0ERs will end them effsctual for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
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SsgassssEssa> LOSS OF TEETH-nr. J. WEST,
liz st. Charles street, continues supply the
LOss OF TEETH without wires or springs,
Al111Iupon hisnew principle Of self adhesion. Thif
method has procured him universal appreciation rspen
1snded bsin he most ingenious system of supplying ARI
FIO1A TEETH hitherto invented and in all cases restoring
perfect articulation and mssicaon perfect and natural
In defy detection by the closest observer h
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines the modern
Those interested viii And these to BE-
entirely and scrupulonely Dr. W. siResys
hanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity for hs
extensive practice they have favored him with last fF
years. Office and residence la st. Charles stfest second doo
IRON Lafayette Square, ss5H
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Scoop s p,s1 4se os0OHrc fEEEN Y JAMES
RY VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure and sale
Ct New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell at PUBLIC auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp aud Magazine streets, SATURDAY, 9Th day of Oc
ober 1851 at Il o'clock M.
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -
tie buildings and improvements thereon ETC. situate in %
the Fourth District Of this city il the bounded by EH
St. Mary, BclechRsse St. Andrew and Rousseau
o No 3 particular plan annexed inventory of the
estate Of Maih de CaIubo deceased made by p F. Smith, late
Judge Of the parish Of Jefferson in this State, and measuring
81 feet II inches and lines St Andrew street 1T
feet IL inches ard 5lnes in DEPTH between parallel
part the original lot designated the No. Eight plan
deposited il the ocs Of NJ DeArmGs late Notary Public
This city the ODD Of May, 1914.
SeiBaG in the above suit.
TERMS-Cus. On the spot.
F. 7. PARKER,
sc21 30 % Sheriff Of lie Parish If f,fsesns
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s rzr,,zs=zzzzz, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Is sA usesl SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
&HEgsfzRg yEsG-HN1@R AILROAn-Upl further notice,
the trains will follows The Morning Mail will leave at
o'clock NJ and make connection with the Southern Railroad
for Mobile and with the Mississippi Central Railroad for all
points north Of Canton The Evening Train viii leave at 40
NJ and make connection with the Southern Railroad for
peksbatg Returning, will arrive in New Orleans at 1880 A.
u. and S:ij P. II. :
T. S. WILLIAMS,
OF General Superintendent.
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. PUBLIC HOUSES.
n = = . . = = n = ~ " sss
- ALLEGHANY SPRINGS sss
I'LL H MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. 1shas-

This celebrated watering place will be opened for the recsp
ton Of visitors OF the Ist DAY OF JUNE
Located 81 miles the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
they Of and afford the best security for families
Each department Ia vised the propretors who will
tend personally to the wants of their guests
The Prop.eors fater themselves they never SO well
prepared az at the present season.
full supply of Ice has been secured. -7 o.
Passengers leave the Railroad Shawsre and will be
red in four horse ornnbusses road the Springs
RThee waters stand vailed for the of Dyspepsia
lee I'm ROOTH CALHOUN Il co
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Free CONCENTRATIONS eycry Day.
PRIVATE RIDING ACADEMY,

y
nus t-ibl1shnent under the management OF Dr. L. R. Del
eu. is opened exclusively for the 0@a Light Hos-e @nd for
iTaie families The propFeior has tske great pans to place
- upon tn best desirable iO0lihg,
Tie OF each lesson the shall be exhibited
81 the Riding Academy the studies shall be accompanied aud
familiar internal MECHANISM Of the ami
Gporau points Of The EDUCATION Of lie rider y. regards Tie
proper kind bit bs used the best appliances employ
tbs course will he followed bya general prccepts
In order obtain from This noble quadrup+d the of
render without being injured hereby aud riders
aInoe Of atng all thai is really useuI we'll
The ladies who honor this establishment with their pat
ri nSbar snncoVs ,,alteries Gn ersrG "a iIe
accommodation Of parents accompanying their shidren u the
Carriages Will upon persons who may
desire TO ride to the Riding Academy.
Always choice Riding Horses ladies
and gentlemen Horfes Of all sails seA 3awim
NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYERS.-The
Wr T5d b 2 S T Be x"od 1 nal s
correction in the Recorders office Ey Field street,
reamen street. for thirty days from and after this day Cc
''Os' = '0'' ''''' HUN ~ WEBSTER long
A WIS AuX CONTRIBUABLESD DIES TAXES
IN DEfAT-Les rolls 4sSesSeaeht du Sepuene, Hu!tieme
examines corrG bureau du Recorder du Irosee Dis
ict rue ChatDpa Eytes pres de Ia me deg Grand 9Tme
o 1871 81 ''' ." '''''' WEBSTER LONG.
ITO ARMY CONTRACTORS 100 TONS OF
shaf Oats 100 of Grabb Hay will be baled and
delivered for sale AT the Railroad Depot PORT GStn Miss.
Ie OS fine End housed il good Gonaoa Tie Hay
I'll If klCHD. T. ARCHER.
n EMoVhL...,', ....,.........',',... REMOVAL.
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY
Removed to 81 NEW LEvEE STREET, NEAE GRAvIER
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DENTISTRY.

s#ffssSssS8HssaEaAs ARTIFICIAL WEETka-The best
cheapest and most replete Dental Establish.
$fYy]a%AtaS Sment in New Orleans, ia DR. FIELDING's
~&llIIIJl94 Canal street. - sTFS' ~
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
By any Practical Dentist IN the Southern States deying Compel
Persons requiring superior Dentistry shoud procure where
they can rely upon the experiences skill aud Integrity which
Dental Science produce. q
Every Artificial Tooth is Of surprising beauty which canno,
be detected from the productions nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
ton. vi W - :
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
tfactng Teeth without pain Hupersedng anything
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness
All Operations Dentistry performed with skill and
for eheapness and utility are unsurpassed BY others Uk
crate charges AT the following prices &C.
companyng each set If desired and if
after two months trial. their money will be returned. -
Full sets on Sterling Silver base. s25 %
Euii sets finest finish gums bound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 l
Full sets vueanzed Rubber equal gold to so Of
Full sets on B carat gold base beautiful 90 to 80 o.
ull on % carat gold base from rs to las 0(
The most perfect gems that can be produced. -
THOSE requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere. ="
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon, ! -
no ly 1874 Canal street,
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SHERTFF's Sales.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
NICHOLAS L0NGW ORTIZ. -
PY VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and an L.
to me directed BY the Hon0Eble the F9[h District Court Of
public a1cqnt at the City Hotel Common street between Camp
and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, "a day OF November,
1861 nj IL O'Clock NJ the following described property
wit =
the Fs District this city sglsre No. 4S bounded by
Calsope. Euphrosne M.lhsel Magnolia. and sos
Locust Streets which said lots designated by Nos B. a. 8.
land TO- and rheasnte each % feet INCHES and lines
front Caope by l0l feet inches and limos in Depth
between parallel lines American Lot No. 10 forming
the Of alope and Maunsel Magnolia
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.
The whole per plan drawn by G. A. de Arnas Deputy
Sur General dated December % 1859 and deposited in
the Shetf7s Office for reference. -,
Seized in the above SUIT.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
u Ilir
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Observation-Disclosures
a-~---~---~~~~~>~-~---~~--
n ROYAL, SAILMAHER, =


a. ROYAL, SAILMAKER.
Nos. 10 Canal and II orasszaan Streets, q
nof the Root Hog or DIE
Manufacturer Of ali Kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TARPAULINs, etc Also all kinds Of FLAGS snd
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes, With
Fagsss TO suis Faand Purchase Ropes sngs etc. cited
and furnished to order at the shortest BLOCKS
sizes ready strapped kewiss a f1ds Of heavy BIoCKs
sPARs and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or suy
| other heavy Material J.
have likewise on hand fine Of SPRUCE spARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash. ,s-=--l
All Of the above articles be Eee IL Canal And
CTossasD streets, New Orleans. - -az
NJ sai and Rigging work In all s hrsnces and country
orsf Ga Promptly fed at the shortes. passfhs notice
SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY ~
1000 BUSHELS
FIR EsH GROUND CORN MEAL,
In Bags and Barrels. .-
1905 BUSHELS GRITs AND HoxISY.
For Army Use, in quantities to sut
CREOLE YEAST POWDERS,
Home made and guaranteed equal to the best imported are
On hand and for sale by .a-r ,s-.-. E3Ssssg q
III. THAYERs d CO.,
iel0 - Star Mills Agiers, La
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Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
oUArRIEuE CouR DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA NILE.
. ) ORLEANS vs.. NICHOLAS
de NouVee Orleans. LONG WORTH. No. 1904.
I'm VERTU d'un writ de saisie ct venfe a
"a moi adresse Honorable Quateme Cour de District
la NouYele Orleans dams FatAre cidesss procederai lie
sAMED1 de novenbre 1851 midi Hoel de la Cite
de la Commune entire les du Camp Maasns,
vente pubque ct adjudication de la pr0pre don't la
ctipton, savor:
NEUF TERRAINs coutign8 su4s dams lie Premier District
de cette vile dams ilet No. as borne les Caope,
Euphosine Maunse aujonrd hui Magnolia Soils
Locust les dis errtns dssnGs les Nos q g.
TO- ct cacnn Is pieds poucts gnts de
face la Calope 0l ped poGces gnes pro.
fondeur entire lignes paralees, aGcaihe.
apgIe de Calliope Maunsel auioudhui Mag
noiia.
Ensemble les b&ses ameurations qui troyent
lie confomeneh plan dresse par G. Arnas
puis apenter general date d ~ decere
bureau du Shtrif pour
SaIei5 dams fataire cdesBuB. ....-...-
CONDITIOES-Conptan au moment de fadjudication.
800. Il. r. Parker,
o. 81 NJ Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orsans.
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In mineral water where ingredients asscciaey held
in solution is conceded be how these ingredients
are chemically united one to the other We may however,
this case infer that the contains
CsEbonc acids, scs chloride of magnesium bcarbonate
OF lime chloride Of sodium carbonate of soda ecas of
tass bcarbonae Of iron sec4te of soda anno
sodium, and probably othe- combinations ryl0 If
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MI URPHY'S HOTEL. Nos 9S AND 100 ST.
1f Charles sreet-Fhls establishment
Of the most PLEASANT as well CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city, This proprietor tenders bis thanks patron
age heretofore bestowed soicits continuation thereof
confidently assuring his patrons that nothing shall be wanting
tnatnsy Contribute 10 their comfort. The BAR and TEN
FIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed
sell II RICHARD MURPHY Pronrietnr
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a. RRooKLYN BEER GARDEN-

ASes ERODKLYN BEER GARDEN s4es
H.a GRETNA LATHE above named place Of refresh ~
1 rnent and pleasure has been fitted in No style N
day evening and Sundays for the accomnoo
dation visitors The Fourth District Ferry the foot Of
Jackson regularly these Gardens Adnson
Tickets on Sundays, Is cents. y l- Y =
se 3m HENRY sCHUHMAKER Proprietor.
e. JEFFERSON LAKE HOTEI.-EEB OF
E Carroion RRHaving leased this delightfully."- situated
@ House for term Of years take this of making
painted and efunished and will be opened By the I
April Thankful to patrons for past favos promise
possible to their Wishes should please
them give us call.
IS 5sa DAE'L PETERS 4 CO
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BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Aucieneer-Otce, IA Chartres
GATURDAK, Oct. ), 1861, at IL o'clock NJ,
- the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange, old
Post Uce) Royal street. by virtue and in pursuance order
Court OF New Orleans dated 30 1861, the following
scbed Real Estate said belong the above succession
public auction, will be sold
l. LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
thereon situated in the Fauborg Laiayettee Fourth
District OF the co New Orleans III this Parish in the
bounded by laurent Carroll Josephine and St Andrew
Said lot is deigna ed by the No plan OF said square,
dared June 1876 drawn by H. Snrg and deposited the
o. j. F. Co.y Notary Public; said LOT is situated and forms
81 feet inches and 68tha of inch front Josephine
between Laurent and Carroll by depth Of
parallel lines, American per said plan
purchased by the said Henry WerHn from Kaspr Auc
passed before L. r. henney Notary Public the 18th
Of May, is41.
thereon Situated in said Fourth District city
pine and St. Andrew Streets and designated aforesaid
plan by the No H. and measuring 81 feet front Laurent
depth Of 26 feet INCHES between paraie lines,
American and purchased by said Henry w imam
A CAlaeha, passed before F. Coey Notary
Public. HE - of May, 1859
&i~TkRAS SUPERINTENDENT cash, sat he
balance l. q B. and years credit in bearing
maturity, and tIen paid, said the
OF until final payment aad
secured by the property sold. The Buildings
said insured least two-hirds Of
until Of said and the policy Of INSURANCE
transferred the o said minors parties
Acts Of sale before j. F. C0iey Notary Public, The
pense Of The purchasers. seq Is - Of 5