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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO j. HosYoRD SMITH
On Wednesday evening a complimentary dinner was
given to j. Hosford Smith, late Consul for Syria and
Palestine at the st. Nicholas Hotel, by his friends
About forty gentlemen mostly Eastern travellers, were
present David ID. Field presided. At his right was
the guest of the evening" and at his left the Rev. Dr.
Prime. Dinner over and the cloth removed the Pres-
dent announced the toasts. Responses were made to
them by VIM. C. Bryant the Rev. Dr. Prime, the
guest of the evening, Ex-Gov. Seymour and Others
The following is the inscription on the pitcher:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1855.


,FIFLTfLf ffftl RTsoLrIoSs yl..fL 3d.
~ Mr 0AnRfcrE-Resorsd Thst he Wee President Be
thosed 10 purchase carnage TO be used for conveying small
pox patients from their residences tbs Hospfas 20 which tnsy
may be destined. Adopted
BY Mr.. kExxEpy-Rs,eired That the yce-Prcldent and
Counse the Board Be authorized to have the argument OF
the svs and the decision Of the Judge printed IN
proper fbrm. Adopted
Summary of the statement submitted for the week
erding june -:
Number Ct enisrsnf. arrived to June s, 1855
Number Ct en- rsnis arrived since to June D..... if1
Number Of euisrsn,s arrived June Is, 1854 ....iH I'D
1853. 1854.
Number Of emisrants Wards Island .....2s5s 2isi
Number OF enigrsnts in Msrine Hospisal % Si1
Tofs........ @,co- xysll
Balance in Mechanics Bank JAN ls55........ssils2 "
Aggregate receipts to June 6...-...---- slt5S2 81
Received since T. June Is, for commata-
ton OF alien psssensen............- o5< 70 -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z3l,TT q
Disbursements to June 6.......-.......$3 xs5 81
Sundry expenses paid on account, May
- and June z3gtoo W
SzTf.ol5 IS
Overdrsft Mechanics 2s3 81
The Board adjourned TO meet at Staten Island on
Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

The JuyEsILE AsYLuM.-The Committee have
published appeal to the citizens for contribution
Of sa5 900 to enable them to complete the buildings
now erecting for the use Of this Institution While we
weud not discourage single donor from giving to such
benevolent object we must cay that we think thus
one that should be provided for by the Corporation
a. much as the Aims House WorkHouse, when iai
nareut. of the inmates of the Jusenils Asylum.
II P.nd.Irs Island is not sufficient ssylum Tor
-. oh;la,sn let ma have one at once at the ex-
,snss # ,hs vbole City If that cannot be, then the
.nne.Is Cor aid should have ell the funds
oass.d rvonM be an economical investment for
N holders to pay the necessary quota to
N The vssrsnt children out Of tbs streets and
~, ,bsr, mn in sn Asylum where they would be re-
60 md thea cent to homes in the country.
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The CENSUS MARsHALs.-Mr. e. w. Morgsns Of the
Seventh Ward, the Chairman Of the Special Committee
appointed by the Convention of Marshals to confer
with the Common Council has called meeting of
that Special Committee, to be held at the Broadway
House, this friday evening. Marshals who have
anything TO communicate viii please take notice, as
the next Convention of the entire body of Marshas
will not be held before the lst Of July at the Broad
way House.
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srsrrro THE yrw.nnyssv,ck rrslIc SCHOOLS.

y1ssr TO THE yrw.BpuEswrcK PrBIIc SCHOOLS.
A communication inviting the Genera! Synod TO visit
the New-Brunswick Public School was received and
The report of the Committee on the subject OF the
Suuenfnion Fund was then presented and read be-
fore the Synod During the tendency OF the resolutions
it was announced that the Rev. Mr.. Comingo, the
DELICATE FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church, was about to take his
departure. The business suspended BY making
the report the special order for Thursday afternoon
and Mr. Comingo proceeded to address the General
Synod. He said that he was much gratifed at the
evidences Of fraierna regard which be had observed
among the members of the General Synod, both
among themselves and toward the body which he
Represented lie said that both bodies were the same
in sentiment and doctrine and hoped that the inter
change of delegates in their correspondence wenld
always continue. He spoke of the antiquity OF the
Dutch Church. and hoped that they would increase 10
this important field until their ministers should be num-
bered by thousands.
The Committee then presented their Report on the
state of Religion which contains the following items
of interest:
Number persons received the Church during the past
year ss
On confession
This shows falling off of 200 from the number of
accessions of tie previous year.
The contributions of the Church for benevolent pur-
pOss. d.r5s the yes, amount IN tss aEsa'e sS 81
Amount Of contributions reported In lS55 os,e %
Beside the Chassis of Holland 122 churches have fur
tees in an appropriate manner the deaths OF the Kew
H. G.. Livingston of Philadelphia the Rev. Dr. Seud-
der of Ceylon the Rev. Alexander McNish OF Michi-
gan the Rev. Dr. Brodhead, and others.
BAFTIsNAL REGESERATIOS.
Two reports-a majority and minority report-were
submitted by the Special Committee to whom was re-
fened the overtures asking modification OF the form
of baptism 20 that ii should not teach the doctrine OF
baptismal regeneration. The majority report proposed
the change OF only few words-the fault Of the form
il was urged growing out of mistranslation The mi
nory report proposed greater changes in the language
Of the fom Tie two reports were laid over for con-
sideration i'll their appropriate places, when the ques
ton of the revision of the Liturgy was taken up.
The Committee appointed by the General Synod
last year send in their
REPORT or THE CHURCH BUILDING FUND.
Forty churches have contributed $l.07i ~ toward
tie creation of fund of $25 OO0 the interest of which
when completed is designed TO be appropriated to the
erection Of churches.
DELEGAfR TO The PREsBYTERIAN GENEERL AS
sEMBLY.
The Committee OH Nominations reported the follow
ing nominations Delegates TO the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Old SCHOOL, Church. to meet next
MAY in New-York: Prim0rii, the Rev. Cornelius ' an
Cleft and the Rev. Abraham Polhemus; Secundii,
tie Rev. Arson Dubois and the Rev. A. Ii. Giesen.
The General Synod then adjourned to meet at 81
O'Clock Oh Thursday morning.
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It was banquet characteristic Of the House in
which il occurred and Of those who surrounded the
board. The company separated at midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

The Democratic Republican General Committee
did not meet yesterday afternoon to make arrange
ments for mass meeting Of the National Democracy
in consequence Of the absence Of the Chairman.
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CITY ITEMS.

NmLo's.-To-night the popular Crown Diamonds
will be given at this house, and on Saturday evening
Wallaces Mariana. This troupe are getting up the
Daughter of st. Mark, which viii probably be pro-
duced next week.
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J. HosPoRD SMITH,

UNITED STATES Consul
for Syria and Palestine at Beirut.
By his Friends and Fellow Citizens who enJoysf
his courteous attention IN the East.
EEw-YoRK June Is, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

"UyCLE TONS CABIN" ct the HAT1oAAL'
TxEArrr To-NrcHr.Anoshsr great rssA Secure ysss
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DIsarssED.-The complaint Of Garrett w. Ryckr
man against Walter Patterson for obtaining large
shipment of hops under false pretenses, came up yss
terday afternoon before Justice Osborne, but - NJ
witness appeared for the prosecution, It wss a.
miss ed. 40 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

sERMON ON fOKETGN MISSIONS.
The Annual Sermon before the General Synod on
the subject of Foreign Missions delivered on Mon
day evening in the First Reformed Dutch the Rev
Dr. Howe's) Church, by the Rev. DIR. VERNILYE Of
New-York. The church Yves filed by large and at
tentive audience The text of the discourse from
John. Sd chapter and sth verse: For this purpose
"the Son of God was manifested that he might destroy
" the works of the devil"
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The Rev Mr. TAYLOR announced as the result OF
two meetings of the Alumni of the theological Semi
nary il had been determined to resusctaie me Nec-
Brxassriok Rerec the publication of which had been
recently discontinued.
The Consideration of the special order OF the previous
day, which was
rHK REVISION or THs LITURGY,
was then re- umcd.
The Rev, Mr.. CANS moved that the resolution pend
ing before the Synod 10 adopt the revised form OF IN
Sacrament for tie administration of the Lords supper
be laid the table in order to admit OF his offering the
following resolution:
Rsslea That the the administration Of the Lord
Supper ied Special with directions
The came with the original Dutch) and 10 make sue
changes the language and punctuation viii produce cose
correspondence with the original text aud 20 avoid difcuue
Ia reading the form make such omissions only shall IN
way touch il lutte gritty said COMMITTEES
report Tomorrow morning. .
The motion 10 lay the resolution to adopt the revised
form of the Sacrament was carried.
The refoluon Of the Rev. Mr. Cans being before
the Synod, debate ensued which continued during
the entire morning session The following is brief alb
stract:
highest importance that whatever action we take
ths subject we shoud understand definitely the merits
Of what we act upon. Two years ago the numerous
Complaints OF the length of the service induced the
6enera Synod to appoint Committee to revise ~ In
order to secure uniform practice in the churches. That
Commiitce entered upon its abos; many OF Its mem
oxs oceea 20 ssvpg out any words OF the service al
ing them in their churches But they said il they did
not sbIidge the form they would not be doing the work
which was given them to do, az the complaint was
that the forms too long We have been told that
these forms old that the people feel 10th to part
with them, they have been long accustomed TO hear
them. That may be very good rhetoric. In the
Hrevery which certain monk had been accustomed
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Forsp DRowsED.-Tbe body Of an unknown mn
was found in the water foot Of Thirty fourth kst kyes -
t,sdsv ~ euoon dispatch received through a. tcp
rr.ph Al the Chiefs from the Police station enneocn
the fact and requesting Coroner hold IN inqas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

PoLIcY DEALERs.-George Phillips and George l1e
ter the alleged propreors Of policy shop ~
OF Yesterday before Justice Peascey of senne -
cies on their premises The magistrate sesced his wsees
the parties being srrested were held TO bail IN
the complaint.
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A HoUsE.THIEy AsRKsTED.-A young LED giv!ng
his name ~ VIM Jenkins ystsrday arScse4 ~ 49,
,wel Of Eighth Ward Police ho hovine ksee &eee4
the act Of pandsins buresa IN tie reddencs q Je
No. % yeary-a- The young rogue Wes iocke4 - 49,
Pesrrey to await txai r. tnaa 80
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-Infonnatio ives ysee.
day received the Coroners Office that nso nensa
Myins esidpa at No. q Morssf, bsd besn sccaeensel
kied By falling stairs while In state Of
Coroner oDonne proceeded 20 tns plaza snS So
an Ipauesf upon body Of deeesssd In consequences
sence material Witnesses 1he case W. s2'uin'o ~"
O'clock this morning. ..... 80
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INFECTED RsGs.-CompIaint was made that Peter
Langert, No. 24cI Third-st., has on hand qsans1
Of rotten and decayed rags Some Of which complain
ant believes to be from Hospitals and he also -,
lieves that they win sickness in the neghbsr
hood, if allowed to remain. ~ fa..t.
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A,rraxp TagyT OF Trunk AsD CLoIaise:--
.,h- erbepck sssd TO b . bssssssnaxer o. eeese
~ urs on charge Of having stolen trunk containing s!:
~, &C. 20 the Of ESQ., belonging 70 john h.n
Jnsles cart and hsld Sad in tses 70 sppssf - sn
he charge. A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

CHARGE or BURGLARr.--tieorge fesseI 49,
an ola osender was srre.ted on wednesday By ocsfs vs
Thorn Of the Eleventh Ward Police ehI5sa w,'1 We ~
esT,usv entered the dwelling Of Robert Cowea NO ~
seenthst nv means false ksys with intent 70 100 ~
Cowsn and family Temporarily sos1 ptss Bal ir II
timely discovery he probably would hsvs kxss is
IS 10 search Of plumber. The sceassa v" '-S" "'
Woo snd Committed for exsninanon'
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PAuPYR InxIeRArIoS.--The following letter frcm
the United Statee Consul at Messins has been received
by the Mayor in to his circular in relation ~
manner immigration:
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resolution does not state the amount 10 be exnen,iea
and recommends that contract be sold for the exec
ton of said work, which coamittee apnrnye oc Ia.
gelhcr with the site selected by said officers opposlte
pendence Square, being entirely out of the way
Of The shipping and far removed from rns;dencss i
ton for your ADOPTION instrucing the Comptroller 10
sell at public auction contract for The consrncon NJ
said nusance-whar, after the usual notice in he on
cial Journal. CHAS. PRIDE
w. o. DENEGRE
Reso1vta That the Comptroller be, aud he is hereby
authorized and instructed 70 sell at public auction 10
the lowest bidder, after ten days. notice In the Cfcal
journal, contract for the construction OF nusamce
wharf opposite Independence Square Third D;s,I;ct
the work to be done III accordance with plans and
specifications OH file in the Surveyors Office.
The adjudication of said contract 10 be snb;ect IN
The approval or rejection of the Common Council
SPECIAL CoMMITTEE.
Mr.. Pride, on behalf of the Committee on thu
Artesian Well, offered the following report and
resolution, which were read and laid over
The Committee on Artesian Well beg leave 10 renor,
in favor of paying the following BILL and offer the fol
lowing resolution.
CHAS. PRIDE,
EDW'D II, DURELL,
.e- s. HOWELL.
Rssolsed That the Comptroller warrant IN III. re,s
urer for the of three hundred and sixty doIars in
favor Of b. Crow, for labor performed on The Artesan
Well, up 10 October Goth, 1856 80
Mr.. Durell offered his resignation as Chair
man and also as member of the Finance Com
mittee Accepted.
Mr.. Price was, on motion, continued as men,
Der of the Finance Committee
The Board, on motion, adjourned.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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USIFERsITY OF LOuIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MENT.

III
until the first Monday April 1856 They will the
mo mporiaat branshss Of tbs Civil Common Constitutional
International Law vel Equity Jurspudencs Practice
Those by Professor MeCasb will treat of
l. Admiralty aud Martins Law embracing the rights oblga
iona Of Masters and hariner Collisions and pthe Maritime Tos
General Average SALVAGE Civil Military
Marine Insurance and Hypotheeaoa Gona
Ser ,es Id Bailding, Repairing and Supplying ships.
H. International acing The Law Of Prize the
hostile ralaons International Law
ILL., The Jnrisdcon Of tho Courts Of e United Sntss
ing the Original and Appellate }ardiclien OF tho Supreme
cut Cous and the Original Jurisdiction Of tbs
Revenue aud and
Thoao by Professor Randeil Hunt, will embrace:
Commercial Law, relates to Mercantile PersonB Megca
lille Property and Contracts, and Mercantile Reeds They
treat Of Solo Traders Partnerships aud Corporaoa Principal
Agent Bills of Erchs1ge Protssory
pingss 6amenis aud Contrac with Carriers Of
ghmant BY Charter Party and for Ship
Gusranues, Liens AID BtoPpage in Transi.u.
H. The and erScee in Courts OF Criminal Juradc
diciion.
III. The Law of Evidence. &. i'll
ThoBs bv Professor Rcssiius will embraees
The vIl Code of Louisiana connection With the Roman,
Spanish and French Laws and Critical Analysis Decisions
the Suprems Court of ths State.
H. Titles whether derived gsud
the United Sates.
Ill The Practice Of the Courts louisiana
Those by Professor johnson vi
l. Common Equity Jurisprudence aud Practice and
Pleadings in Civil Gases at Common
II. Constitutional Law. *=-. =s.@z.g l. a.5s
only who shall coursos OF
the all twelve the
Of respectable Counsellor at Law, who shall
by various Professors deserving the
The fss each Professor dollars fee
i've dollar; aud ten dot ars for the d.poms.
All communications mnst be addressed tho Dean Acuy
at New Orleans. CHRISTIAN RosELIuS.
ar94 iaw-.Hi ileap Of The facuit q.
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OFFICIAL LIST.

STATE OF LouIsIANA-cIrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Second Justices Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
The following named delinquent ia x payers for
taxes on real estate and slaves, due the city OF New
Orleans orthe years 1858 and s5l are hereby cited TO
appear before the Hon c. V. Jonte Second Justice of
the Peace of the parish of Orleans within fifteen days
from the date OF the first publication of this citation in
The official journal of said city, answer TO the de-
mand OF the city of New Orleans for the amount
placed opposite their respective Names together with
Interest ard commission thereon allowed by law
Witness my hand, At the city of New Orleans this
day of October, 1855.
q. V.JoNTE, Second Justice
5. ofthe Peace for the parish of Orleans.
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TVyHE HALLADAY WIND MILL-


N the seisnthc, able and experienced
In tho Uoed States this
OATS.
BY simple Device ths gale ncrer severity
the aaiia gradually roHEd change tho
rat for seats breeze less and less resistance @
power Av. the Lin edgss A. the fairy q The gale aa the
RouFht for in vain.
Ths speed Of the Wind Wheel increased by powerful
storm Wind for j. fully under tho
Waer-Whse q Steam Engine. II this Mil be pu up, Il
viii require no care ait mt together
The oa reason tbs wind for has
ahy used CO motive well
regulating mashns u heavy gales the wind Wheel
was eheT piostra n hopebni
dss rapid ny az to Y ehafs greatly. the injury
sS3sssH cass sad aa1siy q the aeaiaFt Thus I'D nifty
s # the wind Thus sy s
no outlay OF the Wind
tend CT fas g Fed y Is with aeapewer Tho Mill ready
somPas WI gu ta.ks Or ponds that DO during
me intervals Of the wds howlng the Aizs Of the Milf
plinps ard reservoir the
CURED certainty OF yng abundance
FOR Railroad stations Sugar and Cotton Plantations
yance cqiasdi both grinding
ofnsiented oaHtspe ANAL sizsd MIL
w ias 1000 gallons Of water and grind live
hour. Foriarthsr information OF orders, address
o9s daw&W1y Sole Agent for the Soa,aern States
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r E a D! r z D!!
Billiard Table ManufacEoru

YkNHE undersigned informs property holders
and The public sha. he haa added g Of Billiard
which he enabled undertake works kinda laying
hoors carpsnters works turning psons
posts building frame houass for The country
carpenters and .rau1er'a line, = - :
Having constant hand large Walnut
toths works ordered.
be vs hmssof opportunity thos
peIaou who may feel approximation
shat he has taken explosion
patent French regulator by when
o. once he uaaiy the boiler ahoud forget
wanting Ia the boiler. - z
The above addition having establishment fer thu
purpose facilitating the manufacture Billiard
signed Tominds his
secondhand Billiard Tables every article his
B.ANToGNfNI Nos. 10 aud IL Cont street.
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OFFICIAL LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS mn CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Sixth district Gonrf Of Me,u Orlonna

Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
The following named delinquent taxpayers for
xes real estate and slaves, due the city of New
Orleans for The Years of 1853 and 1854, are hereby
cited to appear before the Honorable the Sixth District
Court of New Orleans, within fifteen days from the
date of The first publication of this citation in the Off
cial journal OF said city, to answer TO tire demand of
the said city of New Orleans for the amounts placed
opposite their respective Names ogethe with interest
and commissions thereon allowed by law.
Witness The Hon. J. b, Cotton, Judge of our said
Court this 10th of October 1855.
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Clerk.
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vERMtFuGEs.
WineE'sCanadian,
SwAiu's "-". IT,.
Psrry'a Dead Shot,
Jaynes'a Tonic, m=
ksrl's,
B. A. FAhnsstock's, Il
MeLaue,a
BALsAMs 4CoUaHREMEDIE,
Wist2r'aBalsam Of Wild Cherry,
Haaling'sNAptha,
ShormAnis Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry aud Tar,
Schsnek'H P uimonit 2yrap,
New England Cough Syrup, 4
BsrtholomswisE Ipsctorans,
Hall's BalRan1,
ssaym'ssyrup ofwild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PeetoYal,
Taylor's Baiaam Liveruort,
Jsyne'sEypectornnt, =a.a
Winer'sE lscampaine, "
Rossrs'Liyerrortaud Tar,
Mira. Gardiusr's Liyer~ort,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LouGop's Indian do, IN MY
DR.. Rose's do,
SAR5APkRILi.AS.
DR.. John Bult's,
8. p. TowaSend's,
y Bands'n,
oldJsaobrownsond'i
Carpenter's,
WSncoop's, 5..m m5
q. lksr's, -"
Graehanberg's
Guysot.'a Yellow Dock.
PEASTERS. "
Wsll,sstrengthening
EHen'8Strsngthoning
Jew Dasid'a OF Hebrew,
=0m Bsdsau'a,
Knapp'dndian
Alcock'sPorons, 8tf4.
Grithth'sAdhssiye,
.@ Hollowsy'sArnics.
LINI&ENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
sarrell'aArabian,
Butler'sSsrvsand Bono,
Hunts,
Hayes's,
Tobiaa'sv enc ethan
Howell Heryeasa Ropc,
Rallingsr's, FL
GARDENERS,
Il. Bartine's Horse
Merchants Garglins,.
Cherokee,
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ME ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN I'm
hi, e.y fGs The second time from Madam ssphsas Hospital
Of Dublin He daily performing rsstor
ing sight to the blind aud hearing He aI.o
without the consunptou even
M second stage from II to IS days. Persons An
s 70 p 3 and gt restored TO b. troubled again
legs any state nred peedy; rheumatic paa Tho
Attendance, Dr. s. wilires good hair
time the patient Advice gratis the country I'm 81 IL
tended to- stating exactly the are in, ~
Dr. Sheridan alewB far sa,es "A
ms wonderful in this ST. Louis
reasored 70 sight D. his diploma oliee Pct
allowed the Doctor
Dr. s. can be seen at his Office A., to P, Nj,
oi7 Cans srest roYn., ~ n, 49,.
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERIEs,

UFFlCE OF TIE MANY LAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, Goth Juue, 1876,
A SAUTlON.-L0TTERY FRAUDJ.-The COM
Of the Maryland State autv
70 eaa9n ne ssa' me M svioders who
agents the sale Of tickets Lotteries which wholly fictitious
Ihs only legal Lotteries MARYLAND those under
the Of the
State under Constitution examine and approye tbe
schemes and attend to the drawings. -'f'@ -
an the tickets in hsao Let e,ies and all of
Agent Tor the Contractor oce Consolidated 81
leiies, Baltimore Md. All others arefr fraudulent,
Any inform the ubec. Of manner which
ihy are drawn, etc., etc., VIII cheerf1lV
oaly X Brennan B,itirnra I'll