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BLes officers du Corps de Reserve des Ope-
lousas ct des Attakapas SO sont reuns en- notre
vile Jeudi de la semaine derniere, pour s'orglni
ser en- regiment. st. Landry g. donne qsahe
compagnies; St. Martin deux, ct Ste Marie. Yer
million, ct Calcaseu. ehacune une, formant un re
siruent de dix compagnies. Jas. NJ. Thompson
de st. Landry, e:e elu Colonel Chas. NJ. Oil
yier. de St. Martin, Lieutenant-C Colonel, et----
Dsyplp, de Ste. Marie, Major.
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Bureau de Police,
VII L E DES OP E L o U S A S !

' L l. E d E S 0 p E L q U S.}
Samedi 3 Septemtre 1sGi.
A TTENDU que les proprietaifes de Fache-
IA ries dams Ia Paroisse St. Landry ct celles
avoisinantes ont refuse de vendre, lagent de la
Vile d'Opelousas, des boeufs de boucherie, pay
ables EN- billets Confederes; en- consequence,
Resou, Que Warren E. Meginley, lsdit agent,
SOFT ct par lie present est auorise a achet>r des
boeufs pour Ia consonmation de la vile dope
lousas, rayables en- billets de lFtat de la Louisa-
Ne on en- blets ConfederGs des denominations
au-dessous dc cinq piastres, gu pour des billets
de la nouvelle emission, ct de detaier ladite
viande au Marche de ladite vile payable de cos
menes calculations.
F. A. KING, President.
JOS d. RICHARD. Greffer:
Pour copi conforme,
JOS. ID. RICHARD. GreiIier
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IEaisoEa VfeiEHe Bauqsae.

nHADAME STUART recevra a Get Hotel,
lV.A pres la Nason dc Conr, Opelousas, des
pensonnaires reguIiers ct les voyageurs, ct ne
'negligera ,ien pour rcndre son Establishment
aussi agreeable que possible.
Opeousas, % Aotlt I864,-l3.
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A LCUER.

NE MASON commodc pou. ME famille,
" avec conr puts &c. sItuse dams un quar-
tier retire d'Opelousas. S'adresser a ce bureau
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kETouE DAMS LES RANGs.-Un Journal du
snd dit que quelques jours apras le enlargement
ae commandment l'armee du Tennessee, le
general Hood, etant alle yisiter avec son etat-
MAJOR les hepitaux d Atlanta, fit rentrer dams les
laangs ds Parnlee, I,50e homnes parfaitement
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NONFORMEMLNT q la Proclama.
~ tion ci-dessus, une Election aura lieu
dams IA Paroisse ST. Landry. aux lieux de.
lection ci-apres designes, LIE TRols1EME
LUNDr D'OcToBRE 1864, Giant le dixsep.
tieme jour dudit mois, entire neuf heures du
n1atin ct quatre heures de lapres midi. sous
la surveillance des Commissaises d'election
ci-dessous NOMINEES ct designes, refet
d'elire UN REPRESENTANT
au Congress des Etats Confederes dame.
rique pour le CinquAne Distrit Congress.
sionel de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana. pour rem.
pllr avacance oceasionnee par Ia mort de
Honorable Benjamin L. Hodge.
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QUARTERS GENERAUX,
BuEeau de Conscs5pt;o1l

Eueau dc Ionsc1pt,o1,
DcpARTEAENT DU TRANS MISSISSIPPI
Marshall, Texas, 6 Septembre 1864.
Cr9res GeReraux TO. 10.
\ L'Ordre Special ci-dessous, ernanant dcs
a. Quarters Generauz du Displacement, .st
public de nouveau pour 1t beneiee de ceu1 que
celia coneeine, saYois:
| Ettraa
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Gg-Nous sommes autorise 4 annoncer le Gen
Henry Grey, de la Paroisse Benvile, CONNIE
eandidat pour lie Congress, de la part du Sc Dis
y.ict, poff remplir la vacance occasionnee par la
mort de lHon, B. L. Hodge. L'electon atla
lieu par ticket general dans tout l'Etat lie Lundi
II Octobre courant Ter Oct. 1864.
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Bureau de Police, i.

Bureau de Police,
V L l. Z DES OPELO AS
Mardi 81 septembre 1854.
ESOLU que toute personne qui ne vend Oh
Ia ne travaille que pour de For ou de largent
sera tenue de payer sa viande all March6 de la
Vile des OpelOusas, en- or gu Ell argent 4 raison
de dix cents la llvre
F. A. KING, President.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greftier.
Pour copie conforme,
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
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Nous annoneons anjourd' hui, par autorite, lie
Gen, Henry Gray comms .candidat pour repre-
senter lie Sc District de Get Etat al Congress de
Richmond.
lie General Gray est bicn eounu CONNIE avo-
eat dissingue dams le District dane lequel i! de
meurs Au commencement. do Ia guerre il pai tit
pour Ia Virginie, CONNIE simple soldat, dams nne
eonpagnie De volontaires, ct fut par Ia suite elu
Colonel du 2se regiment de la Louisiana Son
regiment fut plus tsrd euvoy& dsus le Daparte-
ment du Trans-afississppi ct fs partie de la vail
lante Brigade de Mouton, gull Commando
dams Ia plupart des actious dams lesquees ellie a
etc engagee de CO cots-ci du Mississippi. Il la
eorduite dams Ia fanieuse charge de Mansfield
qui eu pour resuItat la gloriense vicsoire de ce
iour. ct qu lui merite le grade de Brigadier
General NJ. Gray est un Lonme de talent, ct
s'ii ess elu nous nous attcndons le voir prendrc
nne part active dams les dehxss do la Chambre.
sS Un farceur de Colonel cantonns sur ssa:-
ellafalaya pour teuir Tn echec les Yankees qui Sc
toayent Moygsnza, sur le Mississippi, cause
ID seDlane derniers pne pauiaue qui seat Gen
due chex les aues tiinoikes comme Ia sirnne, )
90 miles a la ronde. ct a eccasionns un nioavs-
ment presque g5ncrai dc .ronpes dams un circuit
plus grand encore. Au lieu d'stre un mouve-
inent de troupes. c'etait tout supplement une Isi-
BE escouade de mara,tJeurs Yankees qui await
tais decanper {sans sen douter sans doute) lie
6srceur ct son regiment. LIE moiadre lieutenant
n'schangerait pas sujourd hui sa commission con-
srs celle de ce pauyre Colonel.
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POUR LIE CONGRESS.

wNous sommes autorise annoncer le Col.
5ohn T.. Lewis de la Paroisse Claiborne, COM
mo canddat pour lie Congress, pour remplir la va
eanee dams le Sc District, occasonnee par la mort
de l'Hon, B. L. Hodge. L'election aura lieu par
ticket general dams tout l'Etat, le Lundi II Oc-
.obre courant. Ter Oct. 1864.
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Assassinat.-N regrettons d'avoir a an
noncer la mort yiolente ct prsmaturee du Capt.
tame John Lyons. LIE 81 du mois dern;er, une
dixaine dc Yankees ont pousss une reconnaissan-
% insqua Lyons Ferry, sur rAtchafalaya, ct 4
heures du matia ont assault Ia maison du Capi-
tame, qui SO trouvait chez lui ct ont iat feu pu-
sieurs fois sur lui 10 blessans mortellement--
Cling henses aprss il expirait. Dams le noubre
des Yankees Sc trouyait un individu du nom de
Watson, qui s'etait fait CHASER de l'Atchafalaya
n y quelques annees. On assure quill est Tins.
tigsteur simon fanteur de ce crime.
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n r r l @ ! A l. 4.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To al trhOm may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CARL OTTO NILSSON has been appointed
Vice Consul OF sweden and Norway, at La
Crosse, Wisconsin, l do hereby recognize him az
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
sush functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed TO Vice Consuls by the law Of nations, or
BY the laws Of the United States and existing tres
ty stipulations between the Government of Sweden
and Norway and the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal Of the United States
to be hereunto Affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington,
the twenty-seventh day Of October, ammo
isl Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four, and Of the Independence OF the
United States the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of state.
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n Y Y / @ ! A l. .

DEPARTmErT or STATED
WARRINGTON, November II, 1854, /
official Information has been received by this
Department Of the establishment Of Light House
on Cape spartel at the entrance Of the Straits OF
Gibraltcr from the Atisntie Ocean, which was TO
have been Illuminated on the 18th Of last month.
Its geographical position, elevation, ao., are as
follows:
seconds.
Longitude (west) 8 degrees, IS minutes, 80
seconds.
Meridian OF Paris.
Elevation above the ground, ~ metres.
Elevation above the sea, % metres.
Reach (portee) 90 miles.
tits surmounted with hxed light-eircuiar train
of the first class,
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TVHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
copt cf %s1sisI sSsasy, IA V iRs IL 6iStEios q
ColumblA, letter. Of ndminilJation ON the
RRSSt:SSH1M estate Of Robert 9r9wnl late o.
having claims against the said deceased are here
By warned 70 sxhibit the same, with the vouchers
thersof 10 the subseFtbsr on or befoto the22d day
Of October next they may otherwise BY law be en-
oiudsd from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 77d day Of November,
1854. sI.-aI 49, It'll .I.!.. n. BROWN,
Ao9s.lAwSw' AdminisHatST,
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'METICAL.0
LOOK HosprTAL.

QALTtMOhE LUX hobfFTAL.
.rosrx J, ~, vsrsr A oupr oAs ss csr.w.p.
M. rouneToN has dissoxsrsd ma no.s o..
~ sDssSv IA asiv Trsstusi Rsnsdy * a.
osa ~ 1870, 10 o. x ~ 49, s =.
voiurssrv b,sshaSsss' imnotensv. osnerL Dsbiij.
" Sssyousnsss, By.p,psis, Isnscur, low pidH,
ny, .5s m DtT5sss q na sn, q s siod A.
!i ans :so%ssS Il :, -. !;
ts.,,s 49,. ~ ny M - 80 49, ,.,ss
kssi III ths,, v,ctln. tssn M ~ N svrens 10
The Mariners OF Uiysses, blehtinS their most bril-
liant hopes OF sndeipations, rendsrinE marriage,
&c., impossible. --.-.
t.r.,,.,iy vno b.s. 49, -, v,,.,m, AZ so,,.
Nv W., thst arssSs,,i snd as.t,nstirs n ana
which sunusIly svesps 70 M untimeiy aravs thou.
ssna. q Young Me. Of the most ezklted talents
and brilliant intclisch who might othervise have
sntrsuoed hstening senates with the thunders OF
Win mi Y inc may
] '1s7.I 'fr7 mi MARRIAGE. srr.r rrt -f....
.na.,,,.a 1p.,.or. \, yo,,x Man ,or,.,o,.,,,-
nsiri.ss, being s.sr. q PSysisa Sessns.:, o..
un ,,sS u, ~ u.' p,n,.sv 49,, s. . e
ne VIC place. ~ u IN. san s care ., III !
man, snd confidently rely upon his akin a. ply
d sha,. 81 IN ono .n,o v, wr xnrs.
fnamsdisteiy Cured and Pun viSor Restored.
\ This Dreadful Disease which renders Iife mis-
cradle and Marriage impossible-is the penalty
paid By the victims Of improper indufgenoes.
Young persons sre too apt 10 commit aGoesses
mon not beng aware OF the dreadful consequences
MAT may ensue Now, who that understands the
subject will pretend 70 deny that the power Of pro-
creation IL lost sooner by those falling into impro-
per habits than by the prudsnti Besides being do
prived the pleasures OF healthy Offspring, the most
sertous and destructive symptoms 70 both body
and mind arise. The system becomes deranged the
Physical and Mental Functions Weakened, Loss
OF Prooreative Power, Nervous Irritability, Dys-
pepsia Palpitstion Of the Heart, Indigestion, Con-
stitutionai Debility, . wAshing Of the Ffams,
Coughs, Consumption, 10. =
oFprCE No = aotTTH FpEDrRIcH STREET.
$1,000. -. -. :. n.,.,...s- 49,. -.
.ou manu- suo, boinb Hom na"moro suooi wv
doors rom the corner. FAN not 70 observe name
mo humpeI. -LI. -.-,x -,
nLsuen mun pe paid ano eonts.h NsmP' ine
poo'orT p'piomss nAns IN M ONES
ggi G-E .vs5U pB. J0HNsTON, ......
Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
graduate from one OF the most eminent COLLEGES In
the United states, and the greater part Of whose
LIFE hss bean spent in tho hospitals OF London, Pa
Of the most ssfon,shins cures that were ever
known, many troubled with ringing In the head
and cars when nsicep, treat nefyousnsss, being
qusnt blushins. Attended .ometimes with q ds-
rnngement Of the mind were cured immediA tcly.
TAKE pApricrJr An NOTICE
l.
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WAR DEPARrmEsT,)
ApJuTANT GESERAL'A OFFICE,
wAsHINeToN, d. c., November Il, 1854.
The following officers, having been reported q,
the headquarters Of the army for the offences hero
matter specified, hereby notified that they vii
stand dismissed the service Of the United States
unless, within fifteen days from this date, theJ
appear before the military commission In session
in this city, of which Brigadier General John G
Caldwell, United states volunteers, IL president
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them;
1bsence' i1ithom leaps.
First Lieutenant Charles s. Edmonds, 9Th Penn.
sylvAniA volunteer.
Second Lieutenant Henry c. Grossman, Issth
PennsyIvsnis volunteers.
Chaplain Lemuel T. Foote, i6lst New York vol
unteers.
Dilo6edienoe Of orders and dbsenoe gilto,a lsaps.
Captain George F. Mcknight, 18th New York
battery.
Frat Lieutenant Thomas Oliver, 6ist New York
volunteers.
Absence sCthoI iedpe, and Offering bribe 10 the sur
geon In charge Of he otieerf Hospital, Memphis,
TennssfeS, 10 procure Atm leaue Of absence.
Chaplain David Hodson, seth Indiana volun.
teers. e %. TOWNsEND,
noi4 Assistant AdiutAnt Genera
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4 Q A Il D.
IA AGENCY b. AND o. r. r. CoMPAEY,l
UJTIeE AMERICAN TELEOHArH COMPANY, I
ga PennsylVAniA avenue.
For the benent Of the travelling public, nOtioe Ia
hsTsby given that this day, the 18th instant, the
sale Of tickets will be resumed over this road for
all parts Of the West, including 81. Joseph and
LssvsnWorth City.
Tisksts can also DO hAd at this once for PhilA-
delphiA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via New
York.
baggage checked through to all points, ssis
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+ ok' IooK' Iook' LOOK !
CUsToM.MApE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendonce Of ..
Mr.. c. PALMER,
weiiknown 10 the citizens Of washinstou, where
you viii nnd the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS CO..
Oak Hall,
No. go seventh street,
Opposite Post once.
NJ b. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prices. sefa
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CLOTHING.

=
2 CLOTHING. n 81 p
UNIoNi UNIoNn UNIoNiIt
GRAND CONCENTRATION. r5a
rHsrE sron EsiooMsiSHD.
nssss. MIrH COL b.
Corner Of Tv,ntisnhlstr.s, and rsnns. ave-,
J. nRucx 4 Co,
No. ~ seventh ,trsst,
J. =. sMIrHI
}. No. go Seventh .,rsss,
Have consolidated their business d the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. tso SEVENTH STREET,
topposiss tho Post omesJ
whsrs you viii nnd splendid assortment of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an innsase stoek Of Rssdy. Made Clothing
and Gsnusmsns Furnishing Goods Of every do.
soription. .,
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BoYr CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST sTYLKsi
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING UP THE BoYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and 500 our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge for sxsmins
ION.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, n
YoU CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE
). Il. SMITHS,
| No. $50 seventh street,
seia Opposite Post ofiss.
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 64 PENN. AVENUE,
... Washington Oits, D. D.
skkAT EAeTkRN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
KIM kxPRKsS FORWARDKRA.
nsrshAnd disc, MoAsy, JsWsIrY, VaIuablss,
Notes, Stocks, Bonds, Gs.,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DfsPATCH 70 all
seoe.sible sections Of the country. This Company
has Akeneiel In the principal railway towns ID The
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEsr.
LIS prinsipL ohisoa srs ~.
WlSHLNGT0N, D. o., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PALLADHLPHIA, BALTLk0RE, ON
OLHHATL ST. L0U1B, LOULS-
VILE LEXINGTON
Concessions are made ~ New York and noseon
with linea forwarding 70 the cAnAdas and ne
British Provinces and with lteAmIhip lines % Liv.
srpool, Southampton and HAvre, and thenSe By
town! N Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collestion OF Notes, Draftl, and Bills made a all
accessible parts Of The United states.
o. Q. DUNN, ASsul,
II .ar ...". WA1hinEton, p. ..
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


-
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR ''
Baltimore, At 40 a. M Cypress, Monday. OF.
s,t. 10 ., % ~ sas W. ?; no and
II D, m.
Wilmington. NJ $50 (Mondayu sxoepted,) sos,
Ills ., m, l. %, aso, 10, q 10 80 and ii p. m.
New Castle, IL ads a. m. and DO D. m.
mii n a s sos \ !. m M .na '''p' H.
S.l fsHlss = s sSs 4 Ss n LEAVE
az s, sna iSss = = ss n. and 80 NJ 'E1Dr'd Ito
L IA, T.SS, Ana s.ic 3. m. An' = - No ~ ''''
Dover a. s.sc (. =. and .wp,m.
New Castle at $40 q. N. and as D. m,
.u Sh s:s 3. :, NJ ,@ and 90 a''' 49, s
Ls.y: baltimore for salisbury and intermediate
tons ii Ito .. m.
Leave ch.stsr !, 80 . IA, and and los p. N.
and iI.to D, m. = -'' eA1 ''
1FREiGHT TRAIN, with pss.spser car ,.,.ohsd.
viii leave wilmington ior Perryyiiie and intsrme'
dists Places At las p. m. :. -. -
oaiy a . M .os "a r "a 10 Baltimore
From PhiiadsIplia 70 Wilmington II 10 q. M,
From wiiminlton 10 pbu,a.lnh,. =, Imam
and T. 10 D. m. ~ ~ ' - me
ONLY Al 10 as m. m. from p.It,nor. a phi.A.l-
phia.
jeaTI,f HE KrNNrv A..,, srn,,
Saa =: AHSNHl, A... soP..
OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAIIRoAD COMPANY
w.sSInaroS NonsrS.x 4, ,a.I
On and .fter stJNDLY NV n isSs r.,..ens.,
Trains between wsahington an1 Rsi,,mo,s ,iii
be RIM a. folIow. 1 D>'e wan
M nj Tmsnpg W. W. N9H.n. .,,I
HhRRispIJRn Tp InN 10 n.sh, vr Ar ~
A m. Arr,ys :. Rsitimo,s ~ snins'oh ''''
M. aHNEW YopK AMI, wrsrrpN nv.
PREss-Lenye Wnshinaton 4 no a M onnnsctins
Al pslsy ,rtsh m.,i T.t n. ~. w.
Il m n, ths VEL Az. !, pa. s.mo 20 Nv
Phiiadeiphis 'ss D. m New Yars 4 M n nv Am''
No. NEW YoRK MAI IN IT.
washinston n rs a. M Atpi,s a. hsiaro,s 10 "a
D. m :, Phiisdelphin N n m Nav yo,r m N !,
No m biNcIssxs wsshIns.
ton 4 90 n M Arrive Al Rsltimors 4 ho n ~
mo. b-BALTIMORE COMMuTATIbNs phil.
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n nj NOLDp' hOU 5 4,
ooh- or uehTnNia ~. AND FAsIH. Avmul,
WARRINGTON, D. @.
Meas furnished n % hours, and q The shertssI
oneN H. W. REYNoLDe,
esb-e PIopne4oI,
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1864. ARRANsssshzs1sl864
Hnw YORK kIMns.
s ,S AND TSSsfoN RAfLRoiD coaPI.
ERoK PH1LLD1LPRzl 70 H1w YoRx
AND WAY PLAOE8,
vrer> walnut Street wharf ana Ksn-
-.n aAStos Depot,
VIII L.Ay, A. FOLLOWS, VIZ, Faro.
~ A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. IA.
As kS ..Vis e.sasn and Jersey cis-sw'
Il, H Vie Ss%Ssn and .a..y Ctr, "
49, \ Y, VI s.sd.n and Jersey city
An 4: n. Vi. sss:ios,oa and Jersey city,
Al Is 4. VI Camden and AnDoy.o. and "
Al, +. M S va cs%ao1 and Anooy-c. and II
At, I: H., Va ksn.ias.oa and Jersey CITY, 10
Washington and N. 2. Express 400
Az " Z. a7 VI. kensinston and Jersey City,
Al nxf: Sp y. Rsa,las.oa and Jersey CITY. ~
A. TX JEishS " Rea.las.on and Jersey Nv
49, M, yis esndsn and AnDoy-As:on. -"
nodAtion (Freight and PAssenger)-
lst GLASS ticket an
Tho sib p NJ Evening Mail and the 1. % (Nisht)
southern Express will run daily, TALL others, San.
days exsoptsd)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf al Q and D. M, IL m,
and p. m.
and as p. m, and l1.sO y m. (night)
The SIS p, N. Line runs daily all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot Of Barclay Htreet at q. m. and D, m,
From loot OF Cortland street u T. and 10 q. M,
u m, and Q p. m, and 10 night.
The P. m. line runs daily all others Sundays
excepted. W. Il. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Lines.
PlILApELrHIA, Dec. n, Isss. deIi
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John JoLLIPFE,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT Law,
HAS removed his once 70 The Northsast corner Of
aud Fifloenth sirootI, opposite the east
entrance Of ths Trsasury Building,
Washington Qty, D. O.,
Astsnr especially % sllias upon ms United
tssss. Hlt-U
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MT K w N " K N T I 0 N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. s. B. sIGEsMoND HAYWARD,
9eO PennEylvaniG avenue, betwsen Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Wellington.
Drs. 8. q II. calls the attention Of tho public TO
the following advantages Of their improved system:
lst The teeth Of their manufacture Will never
oorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three-fourths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth Or roots need DO extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots win be made inotfensive and never
70 ache. 10. .af 80
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, 40 permA-
nent ones oAn DO made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
under the old syntem, II frequently dishgured.
9th. This work has bean fully tested for over
nve years By many Of the first chemists and phyai-
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. 5. II. have also invented q white inde-
struotible metal hlling, with which the most SEN
sitiye teeth can be dled without pain, and oAn
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots,
which will last through q lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With Innoxiouh VApor,by Drs. sigesmond d Hay
ward, 80 PennBylvaniA avenue, inventors and sole
Manufacturers Of AnAestie Innoxious vApor mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether) but
strictly an Ankoatie agent, entirely free from ex-
hiiArAtins effects and perfectly harmless eAusing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
insonsibillty 10 palm. |l .... ...'0
The beat Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my2a
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