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Arizona Silver Belt.
Saturday. February i4. 1880.
sssN.l'E'S GALLERY.

Tie iniquilies of IIayt. Hammond & Co. have been traced to their gull ty source, which has resulted in the breaking up of us infamous a ring as ever dlsgrsced trusted ofhc.sls of thls CT any other government. Our attention was first particularly d. rer:ei to Hayt through liis attempt to swlndle contractors of supplies upon open contract, who had furnished auur and beef a: tune when San Csr.us Iniisns were really suffering for food. and who in consequence Of their great prlvstion became dissatis- .iei and an outbreak was regarded ss llkmlmeni. The situation at San Carlos was se.esrsphed Hayt and privilege asked to buy in open mark et. stating pr.ce al which supplies coald be had. Hayt replied. buy, prices satisfactory. Flour aud cat tie were delivered sb accordance with agreement, vouchers issued and pay ment dems aded. when Hayt went back OF his agreement anal refused ,e pay any sun unless heavy abnte- mens ~as made upon the face of the vouchers. l. was many months be- tore Hay, was forced to an equIta ale settlement. Ills conduct malerl- ally injured the credit of the Indian Department. no one cared to give credl: as long as Hay: was Indian Commissioner. Shcrsy after this "a stranger ln d strange land ap parently as fuli of business as a dog .s of feas, appeared in our office. At Ihe time of hIs advent, our st- sention Sas rivited upon pipe stem, winch Se were enleavoring to render useful hy cleansing IL of the perllous accumulation of ncUtln. We waved alm 10 a seat with 8 broom straw and accepting tue mute Invlt.ton, he crossed his legs. surveyed the sur roandings, and then looked Us square n .he e,e and remarked, perhaps, rou don't know me, and throwing
 xtble regre, into our solemn
 nance, after s scru; nlzIng
 replied, We have not that
 We'll, sir. you have heard of
 m the man that IS jerking
 Indian agents hell west and
 all over the western country.
 am known. am referred to
 n Of b-h on wheels. 1
 10 read this will be aston !
 such language and no doubt
 be disposed to question
 nent that 1t ever passed the
 man holding tue position
 iamat,d WAS accredited to,
 ndalgent government, but ii ss nevertheless true and will not surprise those who know the man, aud saw Aln as we did in Globe. From the date If that interview We
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14
Mining Timbers.

Al idcr- lcfi with EATON < BAILEY, of GIebe, will be promptly attended to.
 Messrs. EATON & BAILEY will also keep s supply constantly on hand sufficient for x8 JcuIuud
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, July 29-P. ".

THURSDAY, July Zo-Ps W.
Mining stocks are still irregular and feyerish
Chrysote to-day monopolizug the largest share OF
attention. and after rising from 9s to 9's hnaiiy
closed at s. The sales made sellers option were
less feature Of the trading than they were yester
day, and the difference between regular price
and the price seller thirty days was not more thah
IL Little Chief, with only moderate amount OIL
business, rose from to @. Climax was cents
higher ut $50. South Hitc cents lower at l.3o
and Annie after selling at 90 closed unchanged AT
SO. Leadvle declined from 20 10 50, and Little
Pittsburg rose TO 46s. Consolidated Virginia was
weaker at go, and California fell from l.oo 10
175. Hukill was dull but cents higher, with
sales at 1.2j buyer three days. Silver Nugget was
steady at about q, Battle Creek ls higher at 49,
and Barbee and Walker was also ls higher at oA'
Auburn and Rock Creek being steady at 1.25. Cal
averas continued to be the active stock among the
low price shares and fell from 80 to 35, closing al
80. May Belle declined to 20, but recovered to rs
Buckeye was / cent higher at 20. South Bulwer L
cent higher at SO, and South Bodie sold no to 10
Goodshaw sold at 81 and 80, against 90 Yesterday
and CALEDONIA BLACK Hills sold at LOO LILO.
Durango AZ. but finally sold at 40, the same
ms last evening. We note sales Of Eureka ar loU
14lo Bulwer at Oh "A decline of a Silver CnH at
Al Bodie at 33i Union Consolidated at Il, Ophr
az 67s and Mexican at sass
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THURSDAY. July 29-P. w.

THURSDAY july 29-Ph
The stock market to-day was controlled by tho
movements Of three or four special stocks which
gave character 10 the whole. The total business
only 222. 300 shares against 277.03S shares
yesterday -Four stocks contributed los 500 shares
20 to-Gay's to,al-ErIe $4,000, New Jersey Cen'ra'
25,000 ST. Paul 25.30O. and Northwest 22.ooo
shares. AT the opening the market was Inciined
toward lower prices, and the early figures were h@
l2 below yesterdays last prices. But Northwest
and 81. Paul soon developed 4 strong tone and De-
gan to advance. Northwest rose from 05l2 TO Sss
a972i and st. Paul from s6la a s53i "a s7SsdS's'
Erie although recording larger transactions thah
any other stock, after selling at 1888 rose to AIS
aud closed ut 1875. New-Jersey Central decllneu
from 75i2 TO 747s but later TO about 78. Whch
the stock selling at about the last named hsufe'
a prominent broker appeared as buyer Between
rs aud 76l2 he secured about 500 shares, aud De-
tween 76Ia aud II ne purchased about $500 shares
making in all 10000 shares Within ten minutes
Of the execution of that order the stock again was
selling at 10 but ID later rallied TO ~ and closed AZ
7Gos. The details Of these movements tell the s'ols
for the entire market tor the day. The strength Y"
Northwest and St. Paul stIiiened the prices
for the general list and the large buy"s
and advance of New-Jersey Central exerted an
influence upon the prices of the other coa'
stocks so that Delaware. Lackawanna ana "es'
err after selling at S5a closed at SOS an au'a''S
OF 10 per cent and Delaware and Hudson rose ir''
81 TO s17sGsla. Lake Shor. was dnli oa' !"
price again advanced from 1855 tn 1921 ana 'ne.
closed at 1OS7s and Michigan Central rosc no" %
10 eASs The Southwestern list OF stocks shows ".
10 OF no gains IN the final business. ana Tie s""'~
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Bankrupt Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il l.Ih day Of May. A. ID. 1880. Warrant In Bank.
ruptcy was Issued against ths estate OF ORVII.IE
ObDfE City Of New. York. in County OF New
YORK and state OF New:lorK. who has been nd
judged bankrupt on his own petitions that the
ertY belonging such bankrupt him or for bis n.n
and Of any property by are forbidden y law
that OF the creditors OF tha bankrupt 10 nrovs
and choose his estate
will be hold Court OF Bankrupcy holden
Warrenst In the CITY OF New.Y before John W ite
ESQ., Register. on tho 18th day Of August AID 1880 at ID
0 clock O.. LOUIS g. PAWN
u. Marshal as Messenger southern Dlsic. Of New
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Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]


TUcsoN. A. T., July 29.-There are 500 tons Of ore
at the smeters of the San Xavier mine and the guam
tty being increased at the rate OF ZOtons per day
Large numbers of prospectOrs and mining men have
gone to Sonora during the month. but 40 far little
developments have been made The Davis mine,
Patagonia district, has developed large amount OF
smelling ore. large deposit Of high grade ore was
recently struck the south drift at depth OF 100
feet.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Referring to the break
in the Tombstone dam, superintendent Gird tele-
graphs: Nothing serious mills will start Satur-
day
CHICAGO. July 29.-Special kilograms received here
state that the Conner Creek quartz Ba ker Coz
Ore, will come fully up to last years product OF
$50, 900. The is low grade, but free milling.
The Rye Valley Placer mine. same county,. has
cleaned I'D 800, 900. Mr.. Grayson of San Fran
CISCO and w. G. Jacobs. of Boise City, are erecting
a 6O-stamp mill at Atlanta Idaho. Prospectors IN
the Wood River County report evidences very ia
vorable for development
Fiftv-four bars of bullion valued at 500. 586 %,
were received in this city from the mines yesterday
The product of the Ontario for the week ending
July 81 was Si5 OF 9 49, making 81 8. $50 80 since
the beginning Of the month. Ore extracted during
the week. 141l2 tons from the fourth, l3o tons from
the fifth, and 1862 tons from the 9Th Levels; total
434 tons Ore on hand IN ore-houses, 3,3o6 TONS
The west drift in the 600 level was extended nine
feet, making total length of $50 feet
A dispatch from Chrysolite yesterday says ::
Shipped to sinelters on Wednesday seventy-two
tons of high grade ore Mr. Reyes Is here
Annie shipped twelve tons of frst-cass ORE
valued al 81 go. on Wednesday.
Sacramento shipped eighteen tons OF ore during
the week ending July -.
he would again begin milling ore on July 20. The
main tunnel has advanced about forty feet this
month. The ore reserves are estimated at l.ZOO
TONS all developed since June l. Every foot adj
yauced adds to the value of the mines. In the man
tunnel the superintendent thinks Oh putting on
three eignt-hOur shifts.
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ifllnlng.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n wICKES MONTANA
Canital s5OOOOOO. Shares. so Unassessabla
Present price, 50 90.
OFFICRRS-Presdent. w. W. Wckes VicePrcsdeut
Michael Snow Secretary, r. +. Brooke
DIRECTORs-W.W Wickes A. g. Barnes. Alanson Trask
L. NJ Sheldon Michael SNOW. New York g. T. Hause Cole
Saunders Montana
OFFICE 1s AND 10 WALL STREET.
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DASSyCK MINING COMPANY.
ID LOCATION OF MINE. ROSETTA COLORADO
spita stock 900 shares value 800
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
PRANK @. BROWN. President
DENNIS RYAN Vice President
WILLIAM 4 HoYT. Treasurer
HENRY CUMMINs. Secretary.
f. c. BAsSICK
PRINCIPAL Office. No. a. Wsl-st.. Nov.York.
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Oredu CLEANERS.

NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier no. 20. North River New-1Ork-
Devoula July 81 D. IN. BOLIVlAAu Aug "a II a. m
Z, 50 III. Ethiopia ....Aug IL b n n
These steamers not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
$50 10 Excursion tickets at reducedrateA
Second Cabin. $40. Steerage. SIS
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No 40 North River. foot OF Charles.st
utopia July 3d. D. ALSA TIA AUX !. D a. m
CABINS $50 and SO. Excursion tickets at reduced rsVe
HENDERSON BROTH Frs. Agents Bowling Green.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
W BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE.. -.
Pier Company new) 40 North River foot OF Morton
Travellers BY this avoid botn transit by Englsh rs
way the discOmforts Of crossing the Channel IN sns
boat
IABR ADOR, Sangler ou' vs.
or IATKENT Santen. W ednesdav Aug II, a. M
PEREIRE DaDre.-..-...... euuesuay aux. 10 y. ~
CbecKs Drawn Credit LyODnas OF Paris IN amounts 70 suit
Lofts DE BEBIAN. Agent NO Bowling Green
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EAGLE RIVER
~ CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY.
ORGANIZED under tho Laws Of New.York-
Principal Onice 1877 Broadway. ". Y.
thirty mall site situated Easo River
District summit County Coli capital $1,000 100000
sh.r, mar value o, 81 stock full paid aud unassesab
OFFICERS
Hon CALVIN T. HULBURD. President
EA MkRRITr, Vice President
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRusTEEs-Abel D.. Breed. Charles WairoIr, Edwin A.
Merritt Hon Adebert Amo Jonas o. Reed Frederick w.
c,oc.,r Hon calvin T. Hubbard, Anthony 6kison. Henry
81 .twa,er Marlin Thatcher. John Clark, Chauncey T.
Bowen. Edwin ]. Woolsey.
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filming.
UORN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
III otE FRISCO. UTAH.

-~- -
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANf'
IL FRISCO. UTAH.
Capital Stock. sloOoooOO par value OF shirss w.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
CHARLES O. FRANcRLYN, President
hGnEN a. dAMPBELL. Treasurer
W. D. -' A. sYRGM. D. RYAN, NJ CULLEN
Principal Office M. A wallst.. New.YorS
MORNING STAR y,.,Na COMPANY
Organized under the laws Of New-YorE
Location OF Mines CARBONATG HILL. LEADVILLE
Capital Stock s6OOOoOO; 100000 shares Par 'aue sS'
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssEssAoLE
GENERAL OFFICES of the company: No. 10 ceaarst-
pEP0sIToRY Continental National Bank NeTYGTs;
York.
OFFICERS
President. Hon. JNo. /. ROUTE
Secretary go s. TERRY. 1880
General Manager OF the Mines JOS. W, WATSON
TRUSTEES.
Hon. Jno Rout ex-governor OF Colorado Iosep Ru
NORTH HITE AND YOSEMITE GOLD
~ or ,,,p, @5NiN T6fi 9SiTy. CAL.
Capital slOoO0Oo, divided INTO 100000 snareS Oh
Ell. sPooNER President
L. f. SEAMAN. Secretary and Treasurer
IL
W. F. CLEwELls Financial AgenSao
Office So Broadway rooms " ana ~ IN ,. nor .haro
ndSc 10 the famous ite Mine this property
menus self TO prudent investors
Prospectus mailed on application
NEW YORK and PALMETTO MINING co.
~ PALMETTO DISTRICT, NEVADA
Incorpofaied under the laws Of New York.
C.ptTAr 90 200 600 SHARES, 500 each.
OFFIcgRs-Pres't, r. b. Catherwood secy ana iFoS''
pro tom Il. c. Bramhsl
TRusrFEs-A H. Warner. E. C. Bramhal. Alex. stewart
Henry Morgan. l. Brown, II. DO Peyster. r. B. Gather
wood r. c. Root. Robert schel and Il. f. Roberts
limited number OF sae for the purpose OF re-
binding mill For particulars, apply AT genei~ oHco No. AZ
Groom 52), Broadway.
DOBERTSON ELECTRIC ~
Ia ORE REDUCTION COMPANY. ,,.,
orgsnzed GneT avs ct the sg .. pat yalIa s25
,,r,, Full paid and unassessa9ie; and rre,.urer
THIS COMPANY ia now prepared to licenses for the OF
their which relucos all classes OF "a ~ ner
ION Al inringemens upon ne patents '"noa W NO CUM
P Pb %i, oe Rooms 81 and 81 No So Broadway New
York '''' ''''''
Tg1ELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATED MINING Co
CAPiTAL sT0Cn S3,jO0,OO9i - 10000 SO SHARES
OFFICERS: Earnest A. Des DSrets PRESIDENT l ~, H.
+ seaman Secretary ana treasurer Board OF Trustees
he2i1re Whp An Robertson Financia
Williams a. \. Mining EXchange), No SO Broadway. New
C6mpany CoGnscI- Remington yernam, No 1893 Broad
way Hon a. w e BiSr' san ffahcsc'' 0S
''i''" SSFfiCE: No So BiOAOWAY. NEw.YORK.
THE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Capital, g. OUO,VUU. snares, 81 eacn unassesslbla
President W. W. wICKEs; Uce-presIiens MICHAEL
sNoW: secretary. r. F. BROOKE; directors, A s.BAkNEs
TRASKi ". ". WICKEs, MICHAEL SNOW. OF Now.YOrKi
COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
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NORMAN INSTITUTE

(Foarded 1851 80 West BIN ST.. New.TOrk. Family
scLo1 Tor Young aides and Children. N reopen
ktpt 80 For iI Information call on seDd i0rclrculaI
DIR. and MME VAN NORMAN. PfiDclpzis.
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ynstrnciion.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

brooklyn HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-The
Ihirleh year Of this boarding ard dsy school ,or
circulars be at 1873 Montague Brooklyn, NJ u
CHARLES +. WEST, Principal.
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THE BONANZA CHIEF

THE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Capital, g.. OOO,JOo Shares 81 eacn. unassessabla
President w. w. WICKES; Uce-presiiens MICHAEL
aN OW; SECRETARY. f. BROOKE; directors A BARNES
n A. RICHARDSON. q. g. ROBINSON, ALANSON
TRASK, w. W. WICKES, MICHAEL SNOW. 0t New-forki
COLE SAUNDERS Montana
For particulars inquire al the office,
AM Is WALL STREET
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iMERICAN lIINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FIRST CAII-1O:3O O'CLOCK A. VI.
SECOND cALr-12:3O O'CLOCK P. NJ.
THIRD CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Durango Barbee & W.T. silver Nugget Mexican
500 bSo "A loo .. 81 200 :. L69 100 49,:
Annie -Ophir 300 .-blO.i.00 battle creek
500. 700. 30 100. sc o 80. LOO lOO. 4,s
Barbeo IL W.T. silver Nuge't CALIFORNIA IO0 w 81
200 .b3O "a 100 BIO. LOS 800 LIS 100 s0s
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Edm Schools

QRGc1ers.
LADY is open to an engagement TO teach
"A in school family wOul instruct deaf mutes In arcu
10 lady for Summer months best OF
testimonials MhS VEST, 90 Clnton-p.
ALI, WANTING best Teachers. American
"a or Foreign department. high or low should nave
Candidates New Bulletin" J. ii. SCHERM EhhVt';N
Secretary schoo Institute 80 East IAN st ~
4 MOUNT HOLYOKE graduate. with eight
"a years experience III teaching Latn, mathematics am
higher English wishes TO make engagement ior next year
Address Box 4J5, Bath n. Y.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools and Families with
thoroughly competent Professors Principals and Teachers
Famos abroad or TO the country promptly SUITED wth
GOvenesses Call on or address MISS III j.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
square.
MALE TEACHER wanted for district school;
vi salary $50 monthly. MANHATTAN AGENCY, 1879
broadway.
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
ydes teachers for schools helps teachers III obtaining
positions, &c. For further information address
A. LOWELL Il co. az Bondst. New YORK.
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SAN FRAyCIsC0 CLOSING PRICES.

SAN FRASCsco. Thursday. July 90 1880.
Yesterday. To day Yesterday. To-day
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OFFICE or AMERICAN RAILWAY
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 50 Broadway n. vs.
PROPOSALS Will be received at this Office
until August 90 for the Clearing Grazing. Bridging
Structures Water stations shops Irackaying and Ties
for the Ffrs Div the orleans Pacific hallway
eItendng from Shreveport Lecompte, Ls about 40
miles also or the OF the Atchafsaya River the
second Division For OF plans specific
snu MI '"i'' ' "'f'' a. 81 DODGE President
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Mem 31nbIlrnilous.

ALVA VINE AIT versus Duty" Novel,
N with a purpose 49, Fascinating. crisp English" A
reader" Price rs cents American News Oo
nd The nan
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A SELECTION OF SPIRITUAL SONGS WITH MUSIC,
tor te SIM selected anu arranged by the KEY
CHARIrs $ ROBINSON, ID. u. small 4to. po, 49, scEp
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NETWORK and PALMETTO MINING co.

oFrIcgRs-Pres't r. B. Catherwood secy and Treas''
pro tom h. c. Brambsl.
TRusTEEs-A y. Warner, f. C. Bramhal, Alex. ste"ar'
Henry Morgan L. i. Brown II. Do Peyster X b. Ca1hsr
wood r. c. Root. Robert schen and 4. r. Roberts
limited shares for sale, for the purpose OF re-
binding mill For particulars, apply at general Office No. AZ
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rotsl the day.. ..-..2Z2'VIs
Buyer 80 days
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Classical Department prepares for colleges that set the
highest standard for admission.
English Department prepares for scientific schools ana
English courses in college
All past members the Academy who will send their ad
dress will receive copy of the annual catalogue
For information apply 10 . ..,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA 4
Executive Department. =
WHEREAS, JOHN W. REGISTER. OF THE
w parish OF Tensas, has applied to me for the
cancellation OF two bonds drawn and signed By
him. as principal. one dated the eighteenth day
OF December, 1876 for the sum of six thousand
dollars with Robert Worrell and 3. L. Whitney
as securities. each for the sum of three thou
sand dollars; and the other dated the twenty
fifth day Of February, 1873. for the sum Of SIX
Thousand dollars with Robert Worrell and O. G..
Cordill as securities. each for the sum Of three
thousand dollars and conditioned for the faith.
full performance Of the duties Of said J. w. Beg
lister as sheriff for the parish Of Tensas
Governor Of the state Of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
with the view OF giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause. In writ
ing. at the office OF Secretary OF state. In the
city of New Orleans, wit hin ninety days afteg.
the last publication hereof, why said bonds aafE
the mortgages resulting therefrom should no8
be cancelled and annuled and the suretieea
above named discharged from any further lia~
biltties In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal of the
State Of Louisiana at the city OF New Orleans
this fifteenth day OF April, In the year Of ouY-
ord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
and the one hundred and fourth year OF the ka4--
dependence Of the United States OF America.
LOUIS A. WILTG.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary of State
ami ant
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
for the District of Louisiana.

No. 1857
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
ARMIES OF NORTHERN FIR
GINA AND TENNESSEE

The following members of the Assooiat tors oil
the Army OF Northern Virginia and Al 'my Of
Tennessee are hereby appointed o CONT uitfee
comrades and admirers Of the late LTE'UEt,
GEN. JOHN B; HOOD. the fund so constitu ted
to be invested In United States bonds for he
benefit of his surviving children.
JOHN b. RICHARDSON
President Louisiana Division. Army of North
ern Virginia.
AUGUST RICHARD.
President Louisiana Division. Army of Ten
neasee.
w. 4. Lyman. chairman Francis T. Nichols,
James Buckner, Samuel Flower, d. r. Calder,
a. Murray, of the Army Of Northern VIZ.
sockman. Fred N. ogden. Walter v. Crouch. OF
lie Army of Tennessee.
address Box 1895, New Orleans. ses ADJ Il
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~ . 1Ni PHYSICIAN AND suRaEpzm

~ PHYSICIAN AND sURaE0sT
OF twenty-five years experience in the treases
ment and ,ure of eli diseases of the GEhITGsz
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising fTnn@s
either, NERVOUS or PHYSICAL REBLLITXa
eases treated with success. Brights DiseasVsa
Gravel. Oatarrh Of the Bladder. elect, spgrZasse
TURE treated without the use OF MERCURY 4s4s
any INJURIOUS drugs qafeg KgaEan6eed enc
simple mechanism, without PAIN
Diseases of Females, Suspension, Rsfen tsnR,e
and all Female Irregqlarities PROMpTLY BIZ
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had aIlss
at this Office. Consultations strictly conaaeM4~
Rampart street. near Canal. New oElea2as 2s@Sy
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ELECTRIC BELLS THE NEWEST AND
u best method Of Besl-hangipg known. 1t is
destined to .superseAt entirely the old-fash-
No breaking OF wires: on the contrary. when
once In position for the ,Aeotrie current to pass,
an electric bell is there for life time. All that
gently button. which may connect with bells
In servants room. dining > lom. kisenen stable
house. (No burglar will entT' house with one
of these bells in ~ Said butt ons can be so ar;
ranged with indicators that servant can tell
IN an instant from where an ALARM comes,
numbers of our most promin emit nerchants
are using them. with great satl stactiol. potn
LOT tneir residences and stores. SEND ior CIR
eulars and references
JAS. d. REYNOLDS. Agent.
jaS No 90 Bsro. Nne street