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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
Dr. Edo. Jenner Core,

Or. Edo. Jenner Core,
DRuGGIsr, No. rs Camp st.
~ DR.. L. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive
nearly fifteen have their Intrinsic scqursd spaaon
unsurpassed squAed by similar made NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH syrup.
EArRAcr OF coPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
" Prepared No. rs Camp street. By DIE j. COKE and for
SAFE oy pIugslsts generally. iy7 2Pn
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SesEeU Il. IuytOr,
10 the Ladies.

10 the Ladies'.
NJ A d A NJ 2 L. A t EN-
~ Respectfully offers hor services e Ladies'
the treatment Of the following PRoLAPsUs UTER
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MEHsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adopted by which has approyso
the most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris LONDON New Yor
its here OF which she has ample testimony
respectable ladies she refer usfe all
Of the Uterus, not Of a nature
MADAM dsvotss herself exclusively Lads
can be consulted DAILY, st her residence,
mylS ept 1888 81. Jose nh street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

DAY and Boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. D. DIMITRY.
t The above THIS DAY, September Il, 1858,
opened Session. and ready 10 Board
ers Half Boardcrs and Day schosrs
systems superficial instruction. oreIi books OF
prorrety adopted sctAtteror paid, sso
physical welfare the attaining and eop:
ment Of tbs pupil.
language.
Apply peOn, by letter, the institute, TYoLl cRcrE
South einn. dre3l iY.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
DRY Goods and Fixtures

tFr HOPES CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE opposite
the Dyads- Market for sale account of The dsaih Of Mr. HIS
family, his business This be TO be Of
Retail the city. Fer particular apply at
the Stare or TO Gowans 10 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
Hats, Gaps, etc.

A z,
~ ~ 0uehnndEed HATS compiling aErssivaritvd
suK,r OR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN, WOOL STRAW PALMLEAF
aadcAMPkAcHf HATS, forssieby
,yl,.paAw FROST a CO 10 aisVaIine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

:. Remember the Orphan"
zs- FIREWORKS. 81
W A GRAND PROTECTING EXHIBITION will bs given
TUESDAY EVENING. November /, 1858,
lafayette Square, by GATOR, embracing number q NEW
BEAUTIFUL PIECES making the magnificent display "
FIREWORKS male 10 this city.
Es The proceeds the Benefit Of the ORPHANS The CAMP
STREET FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
fR- Ticksfs Fifly Cents, ola
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

fsnn jusricE's CouRT-... j. j. HOPPE.
SEcoSD JusrIcn's CouRr. WILLIAM u. QUIRK.
THIRD JpsricEis Couar.....JULES DELARUE
FOURTH JusricE's CouRT i. JOHN McLELLAND.
FIFTH 9usriuEs CouRr. =. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ r
STSrH JusTicE's CouRr......J II SCHELLANG
SEVENTH JusrIcE's CouRr.. JAMES HAMILTON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
). The Can,pbeiEs are Comma

~ ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINISTRIES und.r the
JAS. NORRIS, ths COMPANY
obi Fellow Hall last wn) will shortly ape in
this city, OF which due notice will be given.
olsQpn +. A, JONES, Aren't,
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Roots, Shoes and Arogaas,

.rSssT AT WHOLESALE.
HA New sHdngom ship Norfolk and store, goheAai'
~ sortmsnt Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, SAts
etc. Panta.b1na ppsd with prime RUssET BRoGANs WOOL
nExIcAN PALM LEAF STRAW and cAMPEAcHY BATS, al
the lowest market priees,b
spdAw FROST co, 10 Magazine .uset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
ZIG TICKET,

~ sCPxRLETRxDkNT or THE P0sLic EDUCATION,
A. h. LAMON, of West Baton Rouge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

woud they have all been selected at tho factories by Mr.
NAARp In perscn and si much less than bought In
,hscounsy ,eif sHpl p MALlARp co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

srA1r LEGIsLATURE-PARIsu OF ORLEANS
FOR sAN4sToRs.
NC. EDWARDS. JULES LAVERGNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
Clothing.
Ju1ia Rubber Goods.

VyULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS-Tbe UNION
Y INDIA RUBBER COMPANY Warehouse No - Ss.sa-ss,
Nev-Yori,
50, a.. 20 he hone trade the
~ CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
rs~is
Rrerrs s,d Pes-Js ekefx Ftemen's Cosss and Cspss.
Peaches OVERALL Wskrs AID kdns LessN
CLOTHS lie
Isr.d Plain AID En.zslel Carriage Cloths Meodecn corha
Txul.p< Camp Printed PLAIN Table staa1
Pxno-For-e Govern Horse Cover
AIR WORK
ssrsls and Double Air Beda Pillow Cshions-
I Preservsrs Buoys Boat and Wagon Ylosts Life Bos
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
Br~.r Puup. Nipple Shelas Tecthrx Rms Bo<fisS
srrrs Sheet Rubber for BGndsss Hospital Shestss Dsscru5
Irroex Co Tubing AL ss-s
HE sood made By thu Company ...a.ed Aad .ay ell
" ~ nlLsOS, Pressdsos.
n " ssGs.ia Treas. saa sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
3nsiruriicn.

A CARD-Mr. CHARLES WELLS, Professor Of
IA the Piano announces the public that he has
and ready his professional duties
Residence No. lei Prince ct corner OF CREME
A SCHOOL for BOYS-ln two departments, con-
"A Of approved boys each located IN
the Bible House called the Classical Gynassam Aiths
school, elegance united with the EXTREMIST and the
comprehensive discipline. The school re&semess september
Applications for III ceiyeS the After
Is Previous communication Be sdd cse the
unasrsikned CrcuAb be ossned from the book
soses 10 the BUILDING y BINGHAM Noss 81 Narktplsce
DROOKLYN-WILSON's DANCING ACADEMY,
I'D No los Of the best Academies in the Unl,ed
ssss Private sss which lned 70 10 persons will
s.as foxDnsnr on FRIDAY O'Clock
1Soleosa 0epx Ths sgaH eaaDo w soansass ssp< q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
Copartnersbip.


DIssOLUTION.-The undersigned, copartners here
H. ofore doing the and firms Of ADAMS
sTURGFs New-York w. sTURGES Co. Newark Ohio, and
WILLIAM sTuRGEs ZEnesyle Ohio this day dsoived
us being fully s1fhoz.d the Of the firm
In iq1idsfion-SsW- YoEk, JAy l. lss1 J. L Adams
WIN STURGES.
~ w. GRAHAM
EOTICE-Ths busine heretofore done IN NwYors By DAMS
sTURGEs ZAnesvile, Ohio. By WILLIAM sTCRGEs
viii the gndersxned who have this day formed
purpose Of trsnsetnz General Commission
ana BANKING the AID firms of ADAMS
BUCEISGHAMs No 10 sogthst- SswYork y. BUCKINGHAM
1 Co. Zxncsville, 0hios-Sey-York July l. 1855
J. L. adams
JOHN BUCKINGHAM
T. BUCKINGHAM
". GRAHAM Of New Orleans partner .r froz and
ADAMS BUcKIsGHANs.
n OTICE-The Copartnershp heretofore existing
~ the undermined under the Of VAN yALkEN
BURGH MARTIN Grocer n the City Of Sevfork hs day
dissolved By MUTUAL The sts Of tas frn vii b al tsd
and the t1sne@ continued By JOHN A VAsYALkENBURGH-
Auf So ls5l JOHN A. VAN yLKES8URGH
JOSEPH T. MARTIN
NOTICE-The late firm Of VIM GALE. son &
IN Dissolved By mutual consent the "a day Of AaEa
NM GALE WIN GALE, r.
THOMAS CHARTERS JOHN CAss
DAVID DUNN
WIN GALE soN eo1t.nae the baines at No 81 Bro.d-sy,
m stsirr WM GALE
WA GALE E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

DIANO-FORTEs.-R. GLEN & Co hsve removed
their Fisnofoe N-nzsrory ard Ws-s-oom from Il
Fulfou G. No g. sprrst- two don CT Broadway.
pIANO FORTES-T. II. CHAMBERS No $50
BrusdSsy la constantly G. hzni v2ed q Pi.sos
efks bed and Gnsh Also seeoad hrt F.5s for sale CO 20
hire.
DIANO-FORTES.-Tbe finest assortment Of Piano
Fc-es tht city Be fond It TIE WA-s Of P
CURTIS No 81 bsccSaT eorins Of Geor-s Hevs ceehret
Atres- fa,sri Ao- Fi1a0s tse variety q SeSf5rt tnf
BOscr make. with AZ wt1o-. The EolGn Ao boato- an
secondhand PiAnos kE sac Q to let.
y. P. B. CURTIS No ~ Bro,s~.y.
GMITHs SUPERIOR MEL0DEONS.-These NelO-
- ceon- tuned TIE equal ike Eol.n Plans snd
O-zzr the harmony BENG ally
rcoc a. tie tey F5- sale wholesale snd r,a Il tie Pzne
tre Nrse store Of HORACE WATERS No - Broatvsy Of
Ar;honyst-
- lPERIOR PIAN0FORTES-The sGbscrb
- have tsten uz~sEr pans sni been great
dues Pi.roF0rte porhs oftas They have ud- material
rovetr; the scale an = IRE general Structure Of ne nsa
rer EItra sEe re Strength ehsste esrsn'e o. Ell
ern- src J. rich beautiful tone, their estng
features Ihey admired b. tie :bes; pn ese have gwen
E1-kee at.-ecion wherever they have been sold
p WARNER Co. No I'll Broadway Nsv-fork
THE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
For-e N.-eoors from No Barclays, No $50 Broadway
i..r -oerf Of Piano !o--es from Il ocaves for sale for
cash approved paper Oe Pianos taken exehsnE Pssos
lssned lire JAMES THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

BERNARD & RRDTIRLD's ENGLISH, FRENCH.
- SPANISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
YOUNG GENTLEMEN NO. Ia zdsv- Of 81 Asrrt
place. vii reopen on MONDAY Sept
OOK-KEEPING.-C. C.. MARSH Counting
ID for the prscce Of Bookkeeping Broadway.
notified that few dsyy practice these 70
worm yesrs Of rudJ elsewhere. Csil Tor eirculsrs
pOYs' SCHOOLING. TYNGs SCHOOL. at No
II 81 Pas ehs, will rtsaDs lie duties MONDAY 1h Sep;
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL-The Misses
~ DANFoRTH will Be ready 70 receive thar pupils = No SS
4thst- MONDAY Sept Il
NLAS sic A L.-FRENCH and COMMERCIAL
~ SCHOOL-Prof r VI BROWNS ns-i-ufion No ssj Bross-
viii reopen, In both depsrrrsn MONDAY sep Il
COMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, No.
~ Is Henry-st- New York SOLOMON JESNER PInei9a.-
The Proprietor his grateful acknowledgements ms
patrols and friends for Ors BE would inform me p,gne
thai particular attention paid the JsVenie department. 70
Commercial and Mathematical e.ss are well sIsoseo sho
o1shy Eruetsd The spparai- for sirsfng Asronoy Cns
try and Philosophy ample AID complete The hgner pr
Latin Greek French Spanish and Germsn L.oss na
the mos approved sJstens
Rev. John N. Krebs DID Hen Jacob A. Weserveh
Rev. Isaac Ferris DID Hon gsrnts harper,
y Ste1aYd Caleb ;. Noo1huI
Rsv Ian. s,ons Hon VIM = Haveneyer.
pex = Van Korman Hon. Morgan Morzzns
Pc y p WsfeIv James x. Wood. N d.
Eirtm Anderson. ESQ. Daniel osncA d y
Isaac Newton Eeq- T. D. Bean "a ~
Pet.r & Esrrnrn Pa Gsorss w Asssl. Hsa.
Henry Norris Fsq John Law Esq-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

OLIVER WARE-Vases, Pitchers, Tea and Coffee
EOserviees Cupe nc, te-Me-srs CHARTERS CASS DUNN
would inform then and the de In general that they
Mandatory from Aecer the spacious
bufinss Frankfors, where with Increased taei
hope al oEeers the satoa Of their
Inner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

SCHOOL Of DESIGN for WOMEN No $50 Broad.
~ Lady Managers notice last Pap
the Sshcol will reopen on MONDAY, S<p,ernbera
The object ofths School
Ensavn DESIGNING and other Br.rchs By Of which
they avail themselves ofrsw ePsnia oT ohssaias vehs
Persons desiros Pupils
invited apply the hoa OF 10 snA
oelcek except Saturday fof detailed isformAfics
L CHASE, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
fire-proof Safes.

CALAMANDER SPECIFICATION to the ~ Is
- LTC-sILAS C. HERRING the only person n " tity
tfNevYok authorized BY the Patentee 10 make or sen mdr
Patent Sslsmtndr SAFES and al are cautioned 1s Ply
u SAFES bought OF other person not authorized y
him 10 make and SELL <u a.. -, o.-
der Ioek Words Fair Premium Lock being the
On bis London Exhibition and behind which he pAed
IN rod reward for who would open tue eae
the only called Powder Proof Lock OF Amer
tar Manufacture awarded Medsl that Exhibition
and he Lock formerly known Jones AntiGunPowder Loo
(rpd the use Of which discarded after the Invention OF hns
NJ RI h b. some parties cred the World. Fair
Powcr Lock awarded any premium nor was any
~ taken q Lock By the Jrror Jgdges or ne pubic ssn
ton In called that Lock b. them or BY any other af
not teins deemed Of sufficient inF chass ne
,G n, ro9ee INV rroof that JoneS AnGunpowieT Lock
called medal public notice a the London EIh
billion
The suserir proprietor Of Jones' Patent Combination
and Formulation Bank Lock and ha- sood soFnen oil BANK AMI
'' W : c HERRING.
Block. Nos. lS5 ~ and l39 W-teT-,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
5iatiouerp. sc.


A count BOOKS and sTATIONERY-PRINT-
BOVINE Co We 80 Pes,ls.-
~o'd cal .itsss q stheIs and wss-rn Merchant Bank
ACCOUNT BOOKS
consisting q
tAe best paper snd bndas WITH the Numbered
LETTER PAPER
description Ct Frsass EassS ,3a American Annas'sr
ocry4ns Pre.ses. with . MS:
God.na S,esl Peas eaills Lead Peass IatssaaA &C.
- 81 e y Ss AZ 10, a. e "a ~ s ps, Essr,vI aaa
fTEted Il the best Ei2nEer
DLANK BOOKS PAPER, STATIONERY. Sc.-
- FRANCIS LOUTREL Nc q Masden+aae CezatEy ana
lied low prices il Quantities suit book made
PACED - Prntzs executed a. eE raies YER esssp
Writing Paper = Cap a. styles slas soots anS p Fancy 80
Manifold LetssWEiieo Des AID Daily journals for 1851
ordsrs receive prompt s;teni'an
DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY and PRINTING
- GEORGE Il BELL has eonss.n,'y on hand ~sse.sese
sock Of Blank Books from medium made Of perne PAPER
full bound with without Russia bands also bali board ruled sad
REGISTERS cap full and hal eoand made expressly or
the OF the profession also Blank bockS ruled pnted ara
ststre selected with great care whea ne aienon u er
chants others invited o. Lax stands and e1 %
Car Ist.s sSs cousr Soi. ruled .ad plaza the gaa
Particular attention paid 10 pnas Bill Heads CAfs Ca
IN color. GEORGE H BELL ssaiones Printer Blank Book
Msrufscturer Ne. i5s Nsssaast
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WARERO0MS.-
VIVA MHEELER Co NSs = and = Pi'sSv a.
Fresh GoodsThe Subscriber have now Ia store jas, received
PIE and FANCY STATIONERY comprising every variety of Eng
kh. French and German Goods
They hand the most complete assortment Of Ae
can Can Letter Flat Papers b. found the United saes
Tbrv PrOpretors Of Whitney, Patent Arsh LAX
stand and Agents sale Of Hsdey Fields Amefe.n was
rud which warranted superior Arnolds Flnd and furnished
mueh lower Buyers Who consult their own interest," VIII
'0' '''''''S 'e'''' '-''1A'As ~ wM WHEELER 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

CUMBERLAND COAL from the Mines of tbs New
~ Greek Conpsny-Ths Coal 10 Of The best Quality
hrhly domestic aud
poss lowest srtst price Apply sfee
ihs csDrspy. Ne IS Wsa~L
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01
RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. %.

ToBAcco-We have change to note since our last
report. Demand good for all descriptions.
BARKsDALE READ.
FLoUR-Last sales mixed brands Richmond super6ne
made at IS 12l; but holders, generally. are now
asking advance. Straight brands Scotsvlle sell at
So 50 Sc pr Dbl The baque Parthian for San Fran
CISCO we learn. has obtained full cargo of Flour and
there exists probability Of another vessel being put
up for that market.
GRAIN-We continue to quote ST 90 ST 27i the
prices paid for good red and white Wheats. Corn sells
at 623 certs per bushel
BUSINESS is beginning to revive with the advent of the
spring. Many OF our wholesale dealers already pre-
pared serve their customers with fresh spring goods
and ere the lapse Of many days our streets will present
busy asp ct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01
NEW BOOKS
For Sale at MORRIS Bookstore,

DIGEST OF THE LAWS, CUSTOMS MAN
NERS, and Institutions OF the Anci- mt and Modern
n 6y Thomas Dew late President Of the
College of William and Mary l vol, Svo.. So o
This IS careful, aborous and instructive digest
OF history, ancient and modern, prepared express
~ to meet the wants Of schools and colleges 1t
Is believed that the schoomaster will find in it an
excellent substitute for the histories now in use
the historical lectures desirable text book to be-
placed In the hands of the student, as an accom-
pannent to his lectures and the general reader,
useful manual
THE HISTORY OF AN ADOPTED CHILD
By Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury 16mo muslin q.
This Is beautiful domestic story, OF excellent
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who, separated from her parents, is placed
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son taught is, the Importance of kindness to chill
dren. Though the heroine is child. it is not SIM
ply childs book: Its quiet pleasing narrative will
interest pare ats and all who for children sener.
ally
vINETs PASTORAL THEOLOGY, or Theory of
the Evangelical Mnistry-translated and edited
by Rev Thos Skinner, D D. Professor of Sacred
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CASTLE AVON-By the Author Of "Ravenscfe.''
The Willningtons" angela ""Mordaunt Hail."
&c &c. svo. paper. .-...--....-.....-...... 37I
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m-By Mrs. Gore, author of the Bankers Wife"
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This is delightful story, and think our predic,
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BOHNS LIBRARY-Guizots History Of the Ori
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Life, Military and Civil of the Duke of Wellington
-=dlgested from the materials of w Fl Maxwell and
in part rewritten by An Old Soldier.
Salust FLORES and Velsius Paercuus literally
translated by J S Watson, N. A. fe 25
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
scllr Baltimore, Philips. Baltimore, mdse
Schr j Prince, Jr, Boze Port Deposit lumber
Sclir Eliza Jones, Saunders, Port Derosit, lumber
Schr Merchant, Couch New York, mdse to Cur
RE
Schr J ? Loland, Robbins, New York hay
Schr Ida de la Torrc Lamfear, New York salt
Schr c ? Brown Mckee, New York. hay
Scsir Triumph, Howard, Providence, hay and pota.
toes
Schr Maryland, Taylor, Petersburg
Steamer Roanoke Cavendy New York mdse to
Ludlam & Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford Baltimore mdse to Ludam
& Watson
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse to Ludam
81 Watson
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

-aae@ Is leasaut Mixture. compoua
E&J/ ded in agreement with the rules
TEgI OF Pharmacy, of tEeraputlc
eGArTf.Y agents, long known and celebra
ated for their peculiar efficacy in
- - curing DlARRHQ1A, and SINH
lar affections of the system
In Its acon 1t ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces he aithy
action OF the LlVE Err, thus removing the cause at The
same time that it cures the disease
Opinion of Doct John Addison Physician to The Bat
more Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial OF your ssDiarrhpa Cordla' and
being also acquainted with the ingredients of whchit
is comp 'sed, it gives me- much pleasure in adding my
testimony to that of others in favor OF its extraordna
ny efficacy IN the cure of "Diarrhopa and Summer
Complaint III children and adults''
With much respect, &C., JNO ADDISON, MD
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

Lot all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.

SrRATrON'a oRstca. No, 9 sss,s ya,e
Lot all the world say what they can,
Fo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, extra, 44-Feb %:
IA "a 10 SO is So 40 90 30 SO . 10 81 49,
Do do do % 81 IS, sTRAfToN
% 50 Il 10 50 % 10 S. 30 'e Co 81 81
Ticket Nos 10 60 Ga, Sold aud paid by
Drawn Nos Sc of Delaware To No ar, smR LAT To
"a 40 30 60 90 % 10 10 So IS.
paid by STRA1TON
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra 47-Feb "a
49, % IA 66 81 4s % 60 81 so 90 Is 40 81 l6.
~ wv ~ s STE
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 46-Feb "a.
VIZ, % 20 A 6a 80 IL 50 SO &c 20 Is 90 AZ.
Whole ticket Nos 90 50 50, A prize of $1,000
DO do do Il AZ 20, Also, a prize of $780,
Two more sold and paid by sTRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 49-Fcb &c
&C 81 SO 10 50 Is 40 a. IS IS 80 g.
sTRATToN.'
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 47-Feb IS:
~ II 81 40 20 4S 50 30 10 40 %.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, class b. Feb 90:
81 % ~ Al 76 21 SO II A IA 2 "A % 35
MONDAY Delaware, No 4s-Capital, SOS SIG ,s
NOS, I2 drawn. Tickets So.
TUESDAY-Deaware, extra, No 5l-Capital. a.
2ao ~ Nos y drawn Tickets 81
TUESDAY Delaware, No 49-Captal s2246-
10 nos, II drawn Tickets So
- WE hDNi1SDA f--Delaware, No 50-Capita: s3o.0Co
Tlli'RSn AY--D Delaware, ex No 53-Cani+al @, r,o
10 Nus, ~ drawn. Tickets 80
Observation-Disclosures No 5l--Capito1. soo oao
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets So
fhiDAf-Deaware, No 52--Captal S150o0 7s
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets s5. "
SATURDAY-Dro1yara ar.ro NJ ~ -. -.
44l 7e nos, 10 drawn Tickets l. '
SATURDAY-Deaware No 53-Conita1. s4o nm
10 Nos. 10 drawn Tickets 80
~ buyers are referred to my list of prizes which ale
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me-. N'0'
Orders for packages, certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes, and in all the lotteries prcmptlv at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
de 20 N. STRATTON. Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01
M5h1 BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC.
TURING.
4 70 mea RI

- to IIeeI Tie WANTS OF my friends andy u
customers. generally have concluded to -.
engage IN the Manufacturing of BOOTS and sHOESs
NM nave engaged the services of Mr.. JAMES Boil.
Ton to take charge of the same
Mr boiton Is known to be faithful workman. and
wei wen qua qualified to have all kinds of work gotten up to
suIh OF my customers as may prefer to leave their
orders for Richmond made work
snail at al times have full and complete stock of
nooIs and SHOES, made by the most approved man.
Peculy ask continuance of that patronage that las
peen so literally bestowed for both departments
OF my establishment Corner of Fourth and Bread
streets. az" AA~"~
fe Sim w d VIZ n.vroD,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01
18th MARCH, 1858
Mk H II g 49,
EAIRA TRAIN FOR THE INAUGURATION
RnuuA M~:r>

~ THURSDAY, Sd March, extra train in con.
y junction with the capacious and splendid steamer
a viii be rum for the purpose Of aording those
VINO desire to witness the ceremonies Of the follow
ms DAY IN Washington comfortable trip on the occa-
sion, with but the loss of single day from business
at O'clock p. NJ and arrive at the Creek about 81
NJ where passengers will be able have comfortable
supper, and nights rest board of the commodious
steamer Baltimore and reach Washington in the course
OF the night During the following day meals will be
served ON board Tor such may desire it. and all SO dis
charge. n''' "o' VI eN""
returning passengers cantake either the mail boats
winch leave Washington daily at 9 P NJ and 81 A M
Y rare Tor the round trip $8-meas and state rooms
extra. SAML. RUTH,
o., Agent of Trans portation
Office F P r Company,
Richmond Feb 70,