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DENTISTRY.


SIdsbaE%s1Ak Atk1EettEA1L TGSEEEt-The best,
M7S,SzSsA cheapest and most rspete Dental Establish
ment in New Orleans ia DR.. FIEIlDINGs,
~111lI IIJI94 Canal street. .'
His FACILITIES for unsurpassed
Practical Dentist the Southern States, deyng
tion and at prices charged by the inexperienced. a
Person. requiring superior Dentistry should where
they rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce. 9
Every Artificial Tooth Is OF surprising beauty which
be detected the very productions of gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential 10 youth
beauty and warranted satisfactory for nacaon and arcuia
tIon.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily
.rnctng Teeth without pain supersedng anything before
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness it,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by others Gnsk
fully applied Teeth reodeled and fit guaranteed mod
crate charges At following prices written guarantees
compRnying each If desd and not found represented
after months trial, their money will be returned.
Fu sets on sterling silver 6ase
Full finest finish gums bound. 40
Full vnlcanEed Rubber equal to gold FROM to 50
Full sets on l8 carat gold base beautiful 90 to 50
Full % carat gold base from 10 to l2k
The most perfect gems that can be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to cal
and examine before engaging elsewhere =
DR.. FIELDING Dental Surgeon,
n6 " 1914 Canal street.
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SszsRsssszass LOSS OF TEMTH-Dr. J. WEST
LIZ ST. Charles street, continues supply tins
OSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
~lIIYIupon his new principle Of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal appreciation and Ia
ended beng he most ingenious system Of supplying
perfect articulation aud nsscaon and perfect AID natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer DR.
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
improvements Those interested will and these statements to be
entirely scrupuonsy correct Dr. W. his sRcer
enks inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity for the
practice they have favored him with for the last asen
wears. residence ia Charles second doc
from I,afa etteS nusre
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
French black and Fancy Cassmees. English Long Cloths
Prints and Assorted Seasonablo Dry Boods
BY H. SAMORY,
c. SAaoRY, Auctioneer
Auction Rooms, No. As Old Ievee street.
between Customhouse and Benyio streets.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at his Bacsroom, No. As Old Levee street, will be
sold
An invoice OF French Black and Fancy Cassmeres
Fine English Long Cloths and Fancy Prints.
$50 lots of doabe seasonabe Dry Goods comprising fine
and reject
e3-TERMS-At sale. NIL
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ho.iery, Kerseys, Imperials, sottonades, C. ..
By H. SAMORY,
C. SAMoRr, Auconeer,
Auction Rooms, No. As Old Levee street,
between Cnstomhouse and Benv ie streets
TUESDAY, Nov. IL, at 10 o'clock A. mi T.,
at his auction salesr0om, No. As Old levee street,
between Cusomh0use and Benvie Streets will be sold
public anNioR-
6OJ dozens Of Mems, Wo -en's and Child EMS Hose
-Aiso--
kerssys lmperias Cotonades Gloves Belts Caya's etc
BS-TERhS-At sale. NIL
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--razuzzazs-, MEMPHIS, GRENADA
AS&A EiA and New Orleans Air-I.ne-Aissis-
connections. -
road Just opened ia making close and reliable
nechs with the Mississippi Central Raroad Grenada and
i9TTng direct lne to the city of Memphis. By this
saved. - eN
fo Louisville and the North spend
rev hours In Memphis and still make good time and reliable
e2nnsss,ons eyer this line oher This line Re
DnCEs me TIME the DISTANCE and the FARE.
Passsngsrs leaving the Great Northern Depot
the foot Of Caope at o'clock A. NJ arrive IN Memphis
$50 the morning.
For Through Tickets and reliable information inquire at the
Ticket Offices Of the New Orleans Jackson Northern
Railroad. -
3: HpUGH, General Superintendent
New Orleans. JrIy II. ls6l. = fv3I
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STATE OF LouIsIAEA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans
remembered that this 18th day OF December 1855
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for tn
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
and A. Schrsber Secretary of the Czens Mutual Insurance
Company, New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and that the above accounts Just and
true transcript from the books of said Company
0. GAILLARD, President
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day, December h
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of rusess nave resolved 10 six cent
outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the
1857 1858 and 1852 and after the second MONDAY In Feb
ruary next
-fRUsTBgs-
Geo. W. West r. P. HINT,
Jas. A. White u. Musson,
Dongas West, Martin Gordtn JE.,
y. Jamison, huma Augusttn,
Ar Miltenberger, Ce6are Olivier,
j. eisy, A. Bohn
9mer aailiard.
The Company contnueo insure against tina pers Of
and rivers and loss damage by ire the current
premiums.
a2- Office No. ; Observation-Disclosures DIT II
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80 BAErLx CRzzx, Aseh., Dec. n, 1883
Frf wood Thee wilt please aceept Bas inform thss
mai the naT on head all fell of twenty years ago,
caused ~ complicated chronic disease attended srno
lion On the bead continual Of suffering through Life
having redueed me- TO of dependence have not been
sose to Obtain stun for neither have as4
up IN Consequence Of which head has suffered extremely
from cold 1hs inducsd pay Briggs Hodges
the last cent had earth for dollar bots Vi thy Hair
Hestoralye about the FIRST August ha7s faithfully
followed The directions and the badspos is covered wifi
hair thck and black though short 10 also coming oil
head Feeling confident large otts would re-
entirely and permanently anxious to pesssyee In
Its and being destitute Of purchase aJ more
would ak thee If wouldst not be willing send
der thine agentsor bottle and myself she scrip
dsclaraon the reward ia those that Md to tie
widow and the fatnerlsxsU .garaE4 az 4sN .gScF
Thy friend, sUsANEAH KIRBY.
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYZED, Ewsys prs
with the essential elements gives course
the True Standard. Anayse the Blood person suffering
Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Serofuls etc
and nd in instance certain eeencssir the
ues Of Blood Supply you made e
The Blood Food founded
ng snccess. There -t.~ r.
FIVE PREPARATIONS .a
adapted BoodiA diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis affection whatever Of the
Throat inducing Consumption No.
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite for all
Chronic Complaints arising from Override, General Debility
Nervous Prostitution No for Liver Complaints No.
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption
by drops and carried Immediately circulation
that what gain retain The No. Female rregu
ares Hysteria Weaknesses, See special directions fol
this. Salt Eheun Eruptions scrofnlous Kidney aud
Bladder Complaints No. s. In all the direcops
strictly followed Price of the Food 81 ger
bottle. T71E7~.7 ~ 90 IS - rF5s4 IA
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, 10. 4os Broadway Nav
York; J. WRIGHT CO., No. ISL ohartres street. q.
WOOD CO., St. Louis Me-. and by all respectable Drug.
gists throughout she country. z' q
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sssssssssa EoRsHEE a. HOWARD, sssasss@
WsnsE&A At their Old Stand SSHS&S%

~a&8&NAN@A = KSz5aazFdz1k
Nos AND s ST. MARY's MARKET,
Inform their friends public that they continue
up the CHOICEST BEEVES the Western country
nish they FURNISH the best VEAL MUTTON and
PORK that to this market. 3D.. T..
Msuppes to order for anything from small family to
hotel or a steamship, and liberal
Ha-Remenher the Sals-Eos and g. at the head Of St
Mary's Market. on Tt loupitoul8s ans 1y
COLE AGENCY OF THE Celebrated
. STACKER IRON WORKS, TENN EsSEE - From and
day owing Increased expenses in transportation
and the advance in metal the price Sugar Kettles crate Bars
and Furnace Mouths will rule follows "a Sc inches 81
an inch inches at 81 20 inch u "a inches 81 SO
INCH Bars 40 pc. pound Furnace Mouths $50 $685.
+. F. LAvILLEBFUvRE, ,
Commission Merchant, No. Il Union street.
Cash 4
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No. ~ Broadway and sold By all
The aes.oraveis PIT MP tssss 81 Large.
ons dollar per bottle The medium bottle least twenty
pei cont more n proportion than the small retaa
IN proportion and reails for three dolsrs bottle O. =
Market street st. Louis Ao and good drusz:sts I'd
fancy goodsdealsr "a -s - 1850 -
- ). WRIaHT Il CO., Agents,
u and l5l Chsrtrssstrsss
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-s LTsoEIEK, Noble county, Ind, Fab. D. 1859.
Pro o. j. Wood Dear Sir In the latter Of
1852 while attending the State and National School
Stats Of New FORK, hair from unknown
mencsd falling of very rapidly that in the short spaceof
ne whole upper part q ny seap was almost entirely
the sde and back of head shortly after gray
that yoa viii not be surprised when tell you that upon
Turf 70 the state OF Indiana casual acauainances
were not SO much at loss discover the change my appear
at ALL
q once mads application e The most klu physicians in
could again be restored foFcsd become recoce to
y fate until fortunately In the latter part the year 1857
Restorative druggist ss be-
Ing the most reliable Hair Restorative IN
e AND found great setisfacon that
desired effect Since that time have used doars worth
eur Restorative and as result have Tch coat Of very
soft black hair, which money buy. .55fFEI 4
AZ mark Of gratitude for your labor skill in the pro-
ancon OF wonderful sce have recommended It's use
70 MANY of friends and aequantances who am happy 10
1fern you, are using IL with like effect. - =
| Very respectfully. Yours,
| A. N. LATTA,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERsHlP.
n1ssOLUTlON-T THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
~ ,Stos SsTistiRg anasr finn o PIEksoS HAERI
July 1851 Tie Lame viii be- sei only n ii"nidao ' t' u
undersigned viii niinue the Administering Clothing
~ w. hid s- account a. '''' cal" WIZ Pitt II. PERSON
NoTICE-ALL PARTNERsHIp CONNECTION BE.
On III h Of % e. S6 the s5 p the
n6 snioi ,''O'T'D' y "''''S' WI. NJ WEBBING,
NoTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP OF TERFLoTH &
IN liquidation.
E 3: E EGa HiSK
New Orleans octo: er T. 1851.
IN REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE, THE
No 5 Gnstsnhonse street whers he wilt be abe TO satisfy Al
ol46s B. TERFLorH.
dissolution THE COPARTNgRsH1p HERE
solved b. The withdrawn! Of Mr. GEORGE i; PoETEK
; i62S E f Fl 6SAsEN'
New ORLEANS, Sept l, 1861.
! NoTICE;-THE UNDERsIGNEp WILL CONTINUE
~ WarehOung and Commission business heretofore.
ITS i nSs Of The ei
THOMAS d FOLEY.
L existing Ie l. L. Ayde, VIM, NJ. Goodrich, Henry
Thomas J and B. rswoId under the style and firm
HYDE GOODRICH this day dissolved by Limitation and
the Withdrawal of A. l. Hyde The business will be continued
with the capital and the partners who have
Quoted for last fifteen years The style of the firm
| will be THOMAS GRISW OLD Il CO. Either
| HENRY THOMAS, JR.,
.. A. B. GRISWOLD,
| VIM. N. GOODRICH
A Abbott Henry Gnder are also, Interested
in the business of the house.
New Orleans, July 81. an5 6m
| NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
~ listing E. B. Wheeock and R. Morse The
name and style of E. B. WHEELOCk CO., expired by limit
alton.
| New Orleans, July 1861.
Either will sign the of the late firm in lqnda
| ton only. f. B. WHEEI.OCk,
New Orleans, July Q. 1861. iyI0 I'm
THE FIRM OF FREDERICK RODE
l. VALID h co. is dissolved, The senior partner at
tend liquidation the tho firm pur
| FREDERICK RoDEwALD,
FERDINAND RODEWAIID,
| New Orleans March 80, 1861.
| l BEG TO INFORM NV NEW ORLEANS
Ifriends that considerations health RETURN
business or interests entrusted by thep shall the
'' FERDINAND RoDEwA1D
Liverpool May l, 1861. Je7 6talaw6w
| NJOTICE-THE FIRM OF REA BROS, Is COMPOSED
IN R. Rea and Edward Rea responsible
| no bills contracted by any other Rea.
| mv23 If EDWARD s. RFA.
| ROBERT l.. CRAWLEY-
COM MISSION MERCHA ANT
In Franklin Building,
alabama strcet,)
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- BEERSHEBA SPRINGS .ssass
IS:U GRUMPY COUNTY, TENN -

This watering place will be opened for visitors about
The premises have put thorough repair among
other additions is Dining room for Children.
The whole establishment Is in charge of Mr. JOHN T.
HUKi Of experience in this line of business whom
letters may be addressed at the Springs
Stages will leave Tracy City daily the Springs arrival
Of the and procured HcMnnve by
routa iy6 On
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The steam train VIII upon sufficient notice, stop the Gen
lilly Station Fare Is cents each way Parties desifous
being landed az the Station notify the Conductor prior
ihe departure Of the train
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$50 GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
B.,A. DRYER CO,
IS ChArtres street.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS THE ASSESS
~ Roll "rthe cry OF Jeierson Tor e year lSo is now
exposed office OF the Treasurer OF this city and WI re-
deposited during twpntyayS, subject 10 examination
anu COR 1atlon pers9Is interested
~ Y. j. LEC0RGNE,
G., I. LAGROUE,
nc got F ?. DUNERNAf, AsSe sors,
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- JEFFERSON LAKE HOTEL-END OF
HI Carroton RRHaviBg leased this delightfully."- situated
m House for term of years. take this of making
known TO the public that has been thoroughly
painted and reurnshed and will be opened the 9Th OF
April Thankful patrons for fagors promise In
possible to their Wishes should please
them give us call.
as Gm DAN'L PETERS Il co.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
Ms. MIssIsSIPPI HOTEL, ys
L5aI BILOYI MISS. -

The Proprietor of this House. Date OF the Ocean House,
wond beg leave the public that he is ready to
receive families at the above Hotel.
Attached to the Hotel is good SAII-BOAT.
WM. SMITH,
~ 2rnA IIInxi
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The "Barricading" Of Charleston Har-
Dor Beguu-How the Enemy Cele-
brated the goth December.

On Thursday last, an increase in the num-
Der Of vessels oT this harbor was noticed
On Friday morning, not Jess than twenty
three sail, Of nj! classes, we're in sight. AS
well as could be judged, using spyglass
at distance Of three or four miles, there
were some four gunboats, one large steam
er, apparently frigate, and the rest seemed
u be mostly sailing vessels. One Of the
steamers was stationed TO the northeast Of
the Bar, near the Rat,lesnakc Shoal, and
the remainder Of their fleet was near old
Ship Bar. During Thursday night and FIJI.
day morning, with tho weather calm, the
sea smooth and moonlight night, they
succeeded in sinking some cloven huks,
consisting OF two ships and 1--WE barks, in
one Of the channels. Later in the day, the
enemy sunk eight more of the "stone fleet, /"
making fifteen in all From appearances,
il is inferred that all their hulks which have
been brought here up 10 this time, have
been male use of, aud that those now out.
side are bIockaders-C CharisSton Mercury.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
South Carolina Conference.

The 18th Annual Session Of thi, BODY
closed at Chester &. H.. on the 18th inst.
1t was n session Of great harmony. There
was not the usual number Of visiting mem.
bers present from other Conferences, owing
perhaps, TO The tgktncss of the times
and Rev. J. w. Burke, were present as
delegation from the Georgia Conference on
business connected with the Book Deposi.
tory aud Christian Adrocaie The Geor
gia Conference propose to remove their
depository from Milledgcvillc and unite it
with that Of the South Carolina Confer.
ence at Augusta. South Carolina Confer
ence did not agree TO the proposition
Georgia Also proposed the removal of the
Advocate, which is the joint property Of
the South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
Conferences, to Augusta. This Confer.
encc diG not agree TO this proposition eth.
er but subsequently appointed Commit.
tee TO supeIiDtendsthe removal Of the pub.
iica,ion Of the paper whenever an emergen
;to preserve is existence.
The regular business Of Conference was
despatched with rapidi,y. Most of the un.
.dergraduates were passed to the studies of
the next year, and the following were elec.
ted and ordained Elders Henry y. Moore,
Augustine ". Walker, VIM. C.. Power, A.
NJ II. I
yB. A. Sharp and Manning Brown,
A Resolution originated by the Louisia.
ma Conference, proposing such change
of Discipline as 10 extend the limitation of
the time preacher may be appointed to
the same charge, from two 10 four wears
was not concurrcd in. Bat a resolution
recommending TIE extension Of this favor
to the city Of Charleston was subsequently
passed by vote Of o. to 33-not quite
twothirds OF Conference voting on tho
question. Your correspondent is of opin.
ion iha, in many instances preacher might
reside as prohitably on an up-country cir
cult for an indefinite number Of years, ms
in the city Of Charleston, and that he would
De less lispie 10 wear out The interest or
his congregation.
Supeunuatrd preachers and the widows
and orphans Of such as have died in the
: work were settled with at a discount Of
b9f per cent The claims of volunteers
and tleir families, together with the great
scarcity Of available cash has doubtless con.
tribu,ed to this great falling of in this i'm
portant fund, collected as il is from the diff
fsrent congregations in the Conference
boundary
The following named ministers were ell
,se'ed delegates to The next General Coo.
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ference, which will meet in New Orleans,
April ist 1862. A. NJ. Shipp, w. A. Game
well, II. A. c. Walker, X. J. Boyd, w. A.
McSwnin, s. III. Browne, w. p. Mowron,
Jas, Stacey and II. G. Parsons. Rev's. c.
Belts, Ii. Nj. Mood, J. T. Wightman and
c. ii. Pritchard were elected reserve dele.
gates.
Three members Of Conference have died
during the year. Revs. A. II. Harmon, G.
q w. Dupre and II. II. Duraut. This la,.
ter has been conspicuous in the church for
many years. His talents were of the high.
est grade. The illness of which h, died
was contracted in Virginia while serving
the Confcderacy rs Chaplain of the 9th
Regiment S. e.. V.
The various literary institutions under
patronage and control of the Conference
have suffered materially by the pressure of
the times, but they are all yet under way
and it is believed viii be sustained through
the war.
The Missionary collections for the year
"houilt tO l4.3JJ, huout noil tnc sum tDat
was reported last year.
The statistics of membership exhibit n
shorter increase than was reported last year,
but il is matter of consolation that there
has been no decrease in the aggregate num-
Der Of commandments
Bishop ANDREW presided throughout the
session with his usual ability.
Many poor fellow has passed n year of
hard labor and trial. hoping for better DAYS
to come. Many did not receive half pav.
Some people think that Methods, preach.
ers are supported whether they receive any
thing from their congregations or not, but
they know, and many of them bv sad ey
perience, that all he gets is wha; his people
give him. Many of us will not receive half
pay the ensuing year, if the war continues
But may be We shall get souls for our hire.
whether our wives and children con h.
clothed and fed upon them or not.
TIMBER
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Bank of the State
5 . u L II G A r OIL Ma
CHARLESTON, 10Th February, 1861.

CHARLESTON, 10Th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late. ses-
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds to the
amount OF S675,000, bearing an interest OF
seren per cent, for the purpose of providing
the funds required to sustain the State In
the act of resuming her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums Of
800, 500, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secure
and profitable investment, while contribu-
ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view Of enabling citl-
zens in any part of the State 10 share in
the Loan, the Clerks of The Courts Of the
several districts have been required to open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sni-
table arrangements will be made for furn-
ishng the Bonds on the receipt of the mon.
cy, at an early day after each subscription.
has been made. Engagements for the pur.
chase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or ut any Of its Branches. IL is probable
that, at the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire il may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
G. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb %, 3,f
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Military Orders.

We ask attention to the orders published
on another column from the Adjutant General !;
also the orders from Col. Rutledgc to the 2lst
Regiment S. c. NJ. 1t will be seen that under
the orders OF the Adjutant General, each Beat
or Volunteer Company will be required to fur
nish two thirds OF the original number Of arms.
bearing men between the ages OF Is and Is
years, within their respective limits and to re-,
ceive credit for whatever number they may
have already furnished.
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SHERIFF SALES,

pl virtue of sundry wrils of ii fl to me
ID directed, ] will sell before the Court
House Door at Lane ,~tcr on the first Mon.
day in Jannary ncxt, within the legal hours
Of Sheriff Sales the following real estate
TO wit:
Five hundred acres Of LAID, more or less,
whercnn the drfrndan, now resides. bound.
ed 10y lands of K. VI. Miller, Robert &.
PnttS and others, Levied on and To be sold
as TIC property OF Is. Abdca Cuip, ut the
suit of Joseph +. White.
Also, five hundred acres, more or less
whcrcon the defendant now E.sdrs, bound
ed by lands Of John Ross, Is. Abicn Culp,
and oilers. Levied on and To be sold a
;h" property OF Robert T. Potts at the salt
Of Joseph +. White.
Conditions cash. S,Io positive.
AMOS NCMANUS, ) l. y.
Dee. 7;h, 1861. pf Sl.75 each.