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New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
NEW lNFIRMARR.
DIR. REYNO Ids,

DIR. REYNO Ids,
THE UNRIvALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform public rented
and completely fitted Infmay the spacious and ee
giant mansion No. 9 Baronue between Canal and Com
mon Streets he will devote all his attention to the CURE
of CANCERS their FORMS scald Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers Of every description r....' ..
REFERS with much PLEASURE the annexed certificate of
MADAM A. CHAPPEII, we'll known and highly respect.
sble lady of this city: g.
ECopy Of Certihcate,l
NEW ORLEANS, Oct IL, 1s6l
This certify that the undersigned resident Of city
Orleans number Of years. and residing No
25f street. had been for long time afflicted with Can
Ger her breast. Inetder TO have it removed, the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without efecng Subsequently ap
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
ehectusy removed and perfect made take
this justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
Others similarly afflicted avail themselves of his valuable
services r
NIL TT s. A. cHAPPELI.
lee e. ssi IKE os ietssy 8oy Ri
ne6.ea g The state Tor aSes 9f 5 and LICENCES Of
2 3 h H. s sry ana pay y the ws b the ne
ssFsd past due liable penalty
oHss 5ahs hours from iaA: o2rN 2iPos ,srnw
Collector First District
WIS AUX CONTRIBUTE BEEs.-LE soUssI.
"A gn6 Collector de d'at, nolife le present avis
teutss persones lsNnt des Eat 1861 eees
Pepe ' s g W Hail. oems e Ct
les des taxes dams Is present. par Ia o Les IL
censes Expires snjetes aineide de $3.50 S00U.
HeureS de bureau dc 10 A. NJ. a 2 P NJ
@ e. Fg"st VA. TH0@. ASKEF,
m26 Got .ss- s Clllec eIry Premier District
ITO HoLsnERs eE Rate
Money-The ,:ntsrsieaed has numb Gne D@ellngs
situated and in unity City Railroads. which
he will sell reasonable priee for Confederate money
Those wi hing to make profitable nt canleG do bet
III :G85zz~17 G.. HUATTNGT0N,
AT T. p. Sareert's,
m22 l6Ls 80 s5 Camp st eel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

WINES, WINES, ETC.
w CLARET--fp0 RteprSar's Mfrgaux. ,a.l
- 500 :, =. st. Estephe. %,
400 :. =. St. Julea. 5.J
AJ-3sg casks Sfarzettis East India Pale. @$75
100 :. E. Il j. Hibberts East India Pale
rs :. Bass
PoRTER-ioo casks f. i J. Hibberts London Stout.
.5s1 800 :. Marzetti's
sHERRY-4O u casks Harmony Nephew's.
WHIsKY-75 bbs Old Bourbon. .--.- -
s Rye. H--.
FOR saie by s. WOLFF, es
ieI0 Gravier and New iIeyee streetas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

H= .- .,=a BANR or LOUISIANA ID 4
45Ss New Orleans, Dec. 81, ia6l.S
IsT OF UNCLAIMED OR UNDALLED
IA for sums Of money, pubshed in accordance with act
tnra- a,,nnnraa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

JAMES II. McFARLANTG, CRESCENT CITY Cal
penerng and Jebng Shop No M Girod street, one door
STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
dispatch 49, g.. .
kaOrders from the country attended, tn rroppness
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

This
Of SIX PER CENT. per sths susesandins
certificates Of Profits to holdea thereof
sersat5vss on sna After the SECOND MONDAY February
Also dslare dividend Of twenty no W
cene) Company year
issued on and the seaond Monday
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Tra6es of stock shall be made the books the corpora
on at its office in the city Of New Orleans only but not while
any indebtedness the Corporation exists the part Of the
holder except the pleasure Of the Directors and the
feree assuming ali such Indebtedness. S@
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Whenever capital increased provided tbs
foregoing ARTICLE the then stockholders shall have The
privilege The u business days TO subscribe tor
The same pro rata then held by EACH
then days for in the
for any balance TAKEN after which, if there any
subscribed for then the book Of subscriptions 10 be open
the public. ,.. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

y4gssssxsss. L8aS Ug RAAYIs4E-Ds. j. WGsT
112 ST. GhGrlna streal, continues 10 supply tie
{ygsasg LOSS OF TEETH Wtiioat wires or springs
npon his nE1neipls Of self d.esion. Tnh
Esthod procured him universal appreciation and ID
ensd benga he most Ingenious system of supplying A3
FTgIAL TEETH hero inventsd, and in all Cases restoring
perfstertcuaton risscston and perfect sa natural
defy detection by tho closet Dr.
improvements, Those Interested will End these saasts to
entirely and serrpuousy Dr. W. returns bis sspe
thaks the inhabitants of New Osans and vicinity rth
extes've practice thoy have svosed m with for the LAST Etss
yssto OGcn and rssdsncs Charles street.
Srcg, T,afsysste Square #' fell Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

Ssulue DAVE, EE1.; =
Dear Sr-It that Dr. Shsrnau's Truss az applied
him, will give relief efectuslly than any other hay
tried satisfaction. l
by the and the mixture reeoIueud you get
but be Br Sherman hmsaif applies depend
uponlthe fitting H. BEEDEN ID. ID.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

@ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
"a Ran away about l5h of January last, my slave
OK woman DOLLY. about 45 years old: She Is tall,
black complexion She had been working Bells Crey.sse.
The above reward will bs paid upon her delivery g. F.
Hatcher, No. 10 iraver street.
1m27 II JAMES LINDSEY
VUANTED-TO EMPLOY A GOVERNESs, TO
w teach in his family, Who can teach the English
Branches Latin, Vocal and instrumental Music
None need apply unless with good reference
Address THOMAS +. FIRTH,
m2 Ct iIoI,nesvilte rosto - Ls
COLE AGENCY STACKER IRON WORKS.
y TENNEsSEEFrotn and after the first day Of january
1862 advance labor and additional OF
transportation the price Sugar Kettles Crate Bars and Fur
Mouths. will rule follows: l-.. =.
Sugar Kettles inches at 81 rs an inch ~ to 66
inch 70 81 inches IL rs inch Fur
Mouths $780, $40 saccordng sze Crate Bars &C.
per pound.
Commission Merchant No. IL Union street. -
N,ar se12
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No stockhoder shall in be made liable any indebe
Of the Corporation in any larger than the
his her their subscription TO the capital stock and any
debtedEess to the Company. - -
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
MLpNEspAY MORN1NG. ArRIL 30. lsa


Tie TINES remarks that the capture Of New
Orleans will have an impor.a ant effect in rcassur
ing foreign natioHs of our ability to suppress the
rebellion and restore comAereo to its ordinary
channels.
The IlERALD calls attention TO the infamous
revelations Of ctsciAl fraud and corrupt ion daily
brought to light by the Congressional lnvcsi-
eating Committees and hopes that the day is
not far distant when the people will mote out a
terrible rctrihution to these public swinllcrs.
Tho JouENAL or COMMERCE explains that
the delay in the passage Of the tax bill is owing
TO the fear Of Members Of Coa-rc'e to meet the
people on the question, as they know that tax
ton will lead to inquiries resi- Icctrs the way In
which the money is spent, AMI they naturally
shrink from an ordeal that would bc so fatal to
their poii, 'al future. Our contemporary urges
a rcqu.sition for s1ooo1O,oOO on the several
states, to bc apporiiouoj According 20 population
AMI raised as the states respectively may choose,
,nl also stamp tax as the best and roa LEST
modes of rcplcuishing the Treasury.
Tie COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER explains that
Captain Ericsson die lot build the Monitor al
his own private expense. IT, plan was shown
by friend Of Captain Ericsson to Sc'roi ry
Wclic', who advised that 1t should he presented
TO Naval Commission at Washington. The
Commission sli;hlly modified the ran with tn,
cou,,ut Of Tie inventor and formed the contract
with the usual provision as to payments.
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the Union (Rpublican and Domocra'c) mcn.
bors Issued an Address and resolutions 20 tll
electors Il this state IN favor Of new CuIur
movement that shall include loyal men of al
parties. Tho Ad.lross scts forth that the dan
gers Of the country arc no longer of purely M
htary character and that pcrils lie hidden in the
future that will for years to come, require the
hearty efforts of all patriotic men 10 overcome. -
II indorscs the Presidents policy demands that
slavery should be made to bear tho greatest share
Of the burdens of the war that it has created ;
hints that our only security for tho future lies In
curtSiiing tho political power Of slavery sus-
taius the actions Of tho Alminist ration, and,
with Wow To- harmony Of political action, in
viloe a Convention of men Of all political parties
to nominate a state ticket for the TALL election
Tho resolutions merely embody the sentiments
oi the Address.
OrR --latest English sporting aivi,es tiin
reports " three affairs in " tho ring" between
~ 'ill'ts of the light weight" order First
D. n,,ht fur "thc light weight championship"
hctwccu Joe Nolan of Birmingham aud
Dan Thomas, tho Welsh champion Thay
were mat,hcd AT l32 H., for sl OOj edo. CA
the 2oih t.uui, the Police appeared, and the
tight was broken up--Sultn, who was not In
guvl condition, from ire irlAritios while ia trlu-
INK having the worst ui n. The rounds oycu-
piadn an hour aud half, and John G. llccuan
was among the spectators, nui attracted much
attention. Nulnu is l,et o - inches high aud
Thomas feet 4 u,h.s. tho second q .ht "a
most determined one. WIS between Jack brooks
OF NurNirN, AMI q novice ramtl J. BAL io,k at
10 lbs. FIR Sl21 aside. Il was won b, Bal
dock ia - rounds time 2 hour, 30 minutes.
The ,hirl affair WIS between ll.u. naulUr, a J,w
and =. lluunu.Un, novice, fur $50 silc.
ON The 2Sth round. Bon ku,,lcl his antagonist
" deaf To time The fourth "mill' was between
two youngsters, Bob llcn,ran and Dan kcclc
a. l"l I' Tor 500 d ed B'th showed great
l'u,N hut iu the thirty-fur'h round IIcdcr,n
throw ko,'c, falling heavily upon him, and was
l.'lu'i the winner-timc I hour % minutes
J hc refusal ui llccuan to boa candidate for a
hHht during his Iicsout visi, 90 H., land is con-
h.m'd l' h'o English papers. Tho object of
l' visit Ia % exhibit in connection with circus
Company.
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fallen, and in which the water rapidly collected.
lhcWoods, FAT heyoui cur prktt guar =. are being
how explored, and hundreds Of injured, nban-
,,uci lv the enemy on their retreat, brought in.
livery lous, between here and Corinth it a hos
WtiI. We visited several cf them, AMI found
inc hooN covered with poor wrctchcs, lying In
l''N VI ulvod, Their arms or legs torn on Iays
Ia't"l without any uourshment and I'm half tho
caros death had outstriupcd the rhvsci1us and
vas coming TO their relief Certainly greater
71tho OF wide spread misery never existed.
lu" hrst day Or two tho air wns
Nilcd with groius, sols and fr,nlirl
curses, hut now the sufferers are quiet. not
iI,m c'fsntiuu Of pain, hut more cSlaucf H.
We frequently, little 10 one side, where first
tho imhuancc-, afterwards the dead cnris. had
''i'l I" ihd them, came across tho bodies of
mon WHO had lle! 20 death. Around ta.u tho
rfnss was staiucl with blood, aud often their
hauls were grasp, VuuvuIsiNtlN ON a f.,, leaves.
y ith which they had cudeayurcd to stop the life
udc' until growing tliutcr and fint,r, the, had
gwen up 800 'rllir, nul laid back tu lic Ouo
i'T low, boy, who could not have been
,N,t fourteen, was lying against trcc, a knife
ln his hnni, with which ho lad carved the let
tcil,r' John pHu--. Ihc y WIS but tlr,ialtv
finished when io,th hal compelled lin to ,,ivo
up the gloomy W,l ui ,.i,i.. Dis own ,li.I.h.
The terrible iolru,'ur ,u.,I lv cannon
balls Was c'i',r,cd E.. tie EAht Of three
."hg' mau-lud lv hc same shot. 49,
Ih' h,tor atvGyc-p -pNun',r lrlHu,k fourth
tHnn, while hr VJs c.I .... Is iu a st,upIrg t..-
turC hitting Immediately .u he tcpu' uc head.
HiH oUus thc ua.m,utt %. shall u.NuN tri
INTO Tho lo'N the shot remaining half hl len
l,,Wcou tLr s|.slI,r,. ! saw iu thru, houses
trIr oar outer p.ckcfs, and two miles from the
Itiilc ground. four wounded rebel captains, and
Thirty %. forty Iuyatos. Brlurc.nrd aa hc re-
treated l''r bach v.'h h.w DIS wounded, leaving
'h'm ~ house, n'u. nu' 'r.c r'r.urs lN tho
WAY. L b. tI.ss t.,y tt, .fr,,,.f ,,.t g., ....t d.
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for a. such at s1j0 each. A Mr.. Eccsids, ,of wash
iuston, received from Fremont two special orders
dated August luth, one authorizing him to buy
2, OOO hOrscs at prices not exceeding s13n, anil
the other making HIN inspector cf tho horses
purchased by him Mr.. ReC-idc suh-let the or-
der to middlemen," and pocketed a commis-
sion Of ~ per cont. on the transaction.
STEAMBOAT TRANSACTIONS.
The purchases ot steamboats, oud tugs were no
less uefariOus. The tux Wonder was bought for
{ 500, AMI sold 20 tie Government Tor Z 1900.
by transactions resulting from tie purchase oc
the submarine, No. Z, the Government incurred
needless los Of Sl5 600. " Deck hands" who
were lying lille from the rrostrituu It trade, aud
Who iu ordinary times Werc glad to work tor =
Per month, by q stroke IT lrcmouts pen had
their wages increased TO $50 under the Govern
mynt.
ran VoAp CHARACTERIZATION.
The payment 'r railr.al ttlr r,r'a'lon was
tNc', ly ciroular Oi Superintendent Castle,
al two cents head per mile, when con, and
quarter would have been aml.r. Immense
Losses vvrc incurred hyuc 'l,s, ,NYrgss uilr.,s.
An oil cr-Ma.,r Gt.r-e l.. Wstius Whuisa
r'hu,, Of G,u,.d Fremont belonging 60 the
" Fremont llI .fs, l.l lis two h.IsHs nud
servant, with Do chest and lrV, sent D., oNr-,ts
from N'sh.r zion g. 81. Louis. 90 q ,Ust ty tie
-'',ruWcut O tls'. ami G,uOrd fremont iu-
.Urscs tlc Oius "i.i- lIA B.. correct aud ought
to hr pIt'.' Heavy ordnance, t.r's 1ul u.hui
| bulky supplies hlNv,.uv ly ,Nir.. tr W. 90.
er ua.s, and other romo points, tnr most Of
which No pressing u'c,- lN nppats Co have
existed. TWAS a.c rtau,d, upon Investigation.
| that largo pant yt these ,umbruu- ami costly
.'Ipm. uis though forwarded ly express, aud
q usrl iur 20. such, hlI como tlrou.h, not in
oNrrcss, but iu ordinary It.i,;ii time.
TUT IWun>r sYst1t uENNurp.
| Tho tumWis .uuots INSERT that iu all these
transactions there appears nu cntirc uh,cucc of
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sUM,lEIs RESOnuS.

COLUMBIA IIALI1-LEBANON SPRINGS,
~ Columbia County, New York Tho sul-
scribor, grateful ~ those many friends who 50
kindly aud literally patrouized his house during
tho visiting season u last year, would rospratI'y 9
solicit renewal Of their patronage, aud l,rciy s.
takes Ills method " informing them and the pub
lie generally, that the Hotel has undergone oil me-
oessary improvements and TIC usuA. d rough
Spring renovation, and will be op0uol fur TIC re-
eepton Of guests on the 18Th day d, Mty. Arwy
,,t ar,uss eGn be made y accommodate with hu.ll
WY wy ,ani,les mes in New York, on elsewhere, who dee
housekeeping Ny the 1T Of May to 81 ut. g.,
country. Lebanon Springs can ba r.n.i. n Fl ..I
hy boat, $3.50 by cars via Tttsfad or Cg','...
4. rue-s every day. ANsJN PAHsoSs p.s-
pretor als2 2is-Isa
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FINANCIAL NEWS.


NEW YORK, Tuesday, Arr,l-'
TAcbt'ck market this morning fur all slr.'.4 vAa
very u,uyo AMI much il.uor Tho gay,ln,uts
wore tho fayoriios u'dcr tc growing magyraout iu-
rI irlt,d ty Tho banks AMI other parties, who ly
floating tho g. t. Ipr effect naw combinations. Tho
I 3 10 u.tes were ot ~ prem. Amer tho board
We prices were lc.s firm. In gold tho transactions
were large At au advance sales 4
The price for sterling bill was Hrru AZ i2'..t2H
The exchanges at no Clearing ilulso were SIS,
1880 - balances, ~ 2l60Jo
The now -an-rrn.ut fr clearing cor,f atcs In
. p,r cent, goscruueu, deg .7itI having come into
fan operation, the Old certificates on loaul have
been cancelled
~ uoy 10 quito abundant at4 per cent The
approach ~ Nay day generally makes n l:t'o u.-g
demand to become again plenty amer rents are col
loc.sd ON tie 1t about 100000 should exchange
hands tor rents, So, and will perhaps 10 made
more diihcult This year. Many lea'0' expire which
renewed al lcaa favorable rates than last year.
Tho Philadelphia banks for tho week show co.
0.b, S27 Ia specie.
The Harlem Railroad earnings Gr the first three
months thls year were as fo'owsi
1891 1902
9mon'hs 70 March $3.50, $50 81 B5o,s,2 ~
Trc Railroad c Commission, who have been on
tour Of observation ia relation 70 To crops, report
them ueye- moro favorable IN spp-arauco than at
Ills season.
Tao Delaware and Hudson Canal, f.r tie .,ar y
Maich /, l,61, show
K'ceIas. ................. leo l2o %
EHIc1Hes. ........'''' ........,,.. 2AGN,olh ~
Notrroat................. s5gao-3 81
TIE English iEcial returns show imports Of cotton
foe the fret t.yo months of his year to hnvo rean
! l7dl- Cotton from United States lg'.n1o,u.O lha.
Tho auction sHl,5 today were well attended ant
animated. BrtlL dress god were so'd At worry l,ir
rates.
French ami Eu.'t,h fanny crssimors' 'nI.aF
e..akn.s, s.d we'll P.aA black c.a.H, and
.y .kips sold low.
ITO accumulation ~ nm acy now here, and tho
largo drI sir ot the Banks with the department.
.s about g. pr .luar o row a ap-c r I've rias -
affair. o o N.t resolution ot C.l.r... o.. ..Ir.
t.,a.i.. .f money fr p ror r.rt, 'r..t., ua
.".... & t'tnn."n 1t limit v'a e.hra
... l..s,l 20 sr.. 0,.o., tie l...lr ..nnra
,. .ar.. .uIuar r. I.r vpr. .a...' |af ~
! t.ul l.. ...t i.'.',.t T..I..... ..H...- '
/ a.....l ..la4 ..s.. s ... ...-. I.
/ ...r. .I.. 5....' o.. A. D.t T..4r
..." D. .a. t...'-. ..... t.o a...aI
! '...H.. .IH p.....s.. .'
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. .. '..... D..., t,. ,..-
l. u..- ar....i
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D.....t.t. ,'..
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r,r,,,,,, ..,,,r..t.t.a.,
''',' ',' "'''' "'S
'''H uhii'lI Iii'l bLt We select tho following
'icms %. Interest:
Tho Prince Of Wal,, halarri,cJ M t,rps,l,,,
Orl.r. L,,oi,.... ,..,,,i i,,,i. -,
-, 10y wv ,"'' ny 'ne Nu"'-'IN 10
,',i uI "",N ~" u'' I'iI' :" Nmthcad, and also
r'P ""'A U" S""S ana HssIht l'1 wooden
"fs
iu' M.il"'n emigration rom England in
,,,n,''' H',,'N 10 lTr"u7 s'lI'l Tor t"h on tho
t ''n ' Hlt"' anu %oo were ready to embark
,uus t'.',',,s, ~, ,, /" h'''hhuin 'ut "l popu-
i"'''u i''. ~ 49,. I''IIr one i'nr'h nro sur-
VI h''', I'n,.ll vl i"'I Hnl 'i,'hins.
1t, , "'I''.',i'! NV NV a.' 'l''l M'S'rs H"mu-
- ''..,' ..'... ''i 'e nISl '.N"h sup VIM %
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RAKERlES FOR SALE-LOnNlD OS
i'a!l 10 tycu-es and business streets .. t.I#..rg
and BIZ s2n. rl.u gHr.rv s.rlH, I...r .H...l
oF-ter aa'ouus 'ui TnstpU .utt rul oH..r iu..r-.
l.ees ior sale, at HlICHELLs Asor... ~ ,..r
street. ns-t 'I.#
FOR SALE CHEAI--A LIQUOR SIOn..
with all is fixtures, WHICH gust plHut. ... .H,
ui- hAiures,aut all the II .r remaining sl.t u
cor loln 81 and AZ II, No -1e WIt. IHNs8 ana T..i
~, Apply on tic Premises on 52 Drlrrw 20 B.. a.
br, klyn. sagC'.01
IfOR SALE, ClIEAP-SlX BUGGlIs TOPS
- aud no Tops, one RJcAsway with ,.t,r...r
Iop' 7H sets o. LSlt Haruaas Apply al ~ 81 "A
slfi o'llt
EuR sALE-A GROCERY STORE WIIH
". ~ 100 and wagon, 100 N.lt. ave, CA
... u cheap Cor Gosh. GI2g8'Il7
EHD -tI.-LiGER BIER AND OYSTER
1850. rai-lye bus, be sid fur hsl.!ta
w.H. lN.s. L4"s Ia tie fs...l = +.
DtNAa. np-9 l'l3h
EOR sLE CUEP-A GOOD BUSINESS,
ou .... atuf o. auf7. Tie well known s'.sa
aul I'm ware store $50 water IT, 10 q smart tuf-
ness man, With Gm.- C.ptaA here lE su.I
chance. Noa.ubug. lUara 20 Water sILI-y -
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
VI salc--Sce stock, ga. fixtures N.i a'l complete
cheap rem; reason f.r s,.-.E u.lu known .y al-
plying on the prol-.sea iy. days, at 10 Est ljtl
LsL sqly 2'Io5
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TIE Secretary Of War has transmitted 70 the
Spc scr OF %, House Of Representatives q 90
port Of the C..nissioncrs appointed by a rc'o-
luton of the .use to investigate AMI decide
ugou claims ~, ,iust the Military Department OF
the West, originating I.or 60 October llh,
lsGl. The Commits i'uors were; the Hon.
David Davis, Hon. JOSEPH lloI' and lion. Hugh
Campbell. We present ,his morniu, au abstract
Of portion Of their report, which is very
lengthy.
The Commi. .ioncrs net at s.. Louis on the
sth uf November last md organized ly ippoin,-
lux stan of 23 persons, consisting of lawyers,
Ol,r,-. uul steamboat and railroad agents and
other experts iu the various details Of executive
hu.Iur coming before the commissioners. Al
vcrtisomcnts inviting persons To- present their
claims were rnhlishcd In the leading Western
newspapers, AMI lilla amounting TO over 81, 900,
600 were prcsou,ci. Ivory latitude was allow
cl TO parties, WHO wcrc mostly examined under
oath 60 .uhsuuiiitc their claims AMI uo toclui-
cal advantage was taken Of their u1u-comNli-
arec with u.yn,ly IN. .ial routine. When claim
nut neglected or failed to adducc tcrtimouy iu
relation to iu, transactions Oh which their claims
v.lu ilUu 'd, this was done by counsel, for the
Cuuw.siurers, who culcny, red 10 follow ur the
yluo chat were furnished during the cru ,-cNam-
irl'i.H ,l ,hc principal parties interested.
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MEDICINES.

A TTENTlON-CORNS CURED FOR ONE
n cent each by using DR.. BRIGGS CORN AND
BUNlON ALLEViATOR, a safe sni certain cu re-
Tor corns, bunious, frosted AMI bister,t feet SC
70 and 81 cents Sent by mail. s1d by druggists
DR.. j BRIGGS. ChiropodisL proprietor, 2l2 Broad
way, opposite St Psui's Church. Ar.p g'I31
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ENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
RESTS Columbian Hair Dye can be ht4
hth ave; $50 Alien 81; Houston It, cor Az.
and 1t; AIS Hudson st; 5TI s.AtI ay; Sc
and SOth 1t; Bl5 Eighth ave; lgo Hudson
Vision ST.; ass Fourth ave; II Avenue u;
vision 1t. BRooKLYs-lO6 Fulton st; zto
cor MYRTLE ave. and CARL Et; and corner
& Myrtle aves. WuIIANsnuRGn-iirau. F.
90, 100, 2O5, 2l2 and 5T2; South 9th and
D Glh aud I'll; South 2l and 9th also by
.arally pot 10 South Second 81,
l.l.r, between Second aud Third streets,
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Brauirtthlan Om-t1'-No. ICaian Square 20
ir' ave-, lti Nr'h ave N,w Nrrk. 81. iA y ftI
E.sNtf street, Palir.Ih corner ~ N4ntu agl
y strocts, washington, ID G. and u. = NOM n
Di, corner Hu,lNly aud Mudsn Lane, Albany
Price twenty yc r uis With a ".utious
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
Y94 Canal sti B.uullyta BIUj,ng, New York.
npl1 lls
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BENJAMIN BRASuRErlrs PILLS.
HTNIAMIN A&IlTf ..ra trffu

Tie Paper b. covered with t.,so words 100 SNAIL.
ENsHAvrp "a rrERs, aui around tie aD.l.ls ia niece
y A.'otk's plaster T. keep Tie band secure 10
its place,
Tie New Style ensures you 'rcsh pNe, sal Ne
H,upue but 10 ls u.t 60 he denied, tNst many re-
sittt"i .c Dgnlors sell Gcuu.uy krutr,ti's rI's o.
O.i style. Ihes, VIII lt changed .Uf N.w Sty.r,t
ms over tw' ycsrs Las passed sine O. cy were Tn
my Z a8e'sln Il. EBASlNITu.
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House and lot 10 West JJtu at, 4vg7 9ib,ooe
10 u1 ~ HlocyArrtt, .iAlii...... LILO
DO do Sift 1t, uc-r T.. ay.......... a<Es
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- pyHI,p.ia and Liver Complaints are cur,l ly
Dr. TOMAS pymnu.y Ii, S .f4I, 80 yta. s..l
uy "a Druggist. D,l,t5C Clutl4its
mil gIUsI 90
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taster than they are formed The time % cure will
ne governed ~ ths rule. Thus boy usul BRAND
kEllls FILLS according t1tne printed 4 rrctiouS
NE matters ia You producing sickness, viii bee ne
.ess, Ike snow under the genial d. lueucs Of spring
sun
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