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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

NUN BUCION va w " 7 VItf UIu
T. RIyER-The splendid and superior steamer ME-
TROPoLIs Capt VIM Brown leaves New York every u r.
and BAY STATE Capt Thomas O. Jewett leaves New OH
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'CLOCK,
NJ from Pier No g. ~ r. the Battery. Both touching
at Newport each way. -. - ,,,-
Hereser viii be regarded as secured TO any apPn
cant until the came shall have been paid for
Freight forwarded through with great speten
by an Express FREE gh Tram. . ,-,,-.
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+. Cotton. Auctioneer
T ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of CAB

r ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of CAB
IL met and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS, BRUSSELS aud THREE-PLY CAR
PITS OIL CLOTHS, &c.-Also 20 or 90 dozen CURL MA
PIE ana BLACK WALNUT CHAIRS, &c COTTON
will sell THIS DAY Saturday. June 6. at 10y O'Clock az the
No 50 Bsekmenst second story large
assortment second hand Cabinet Furniture Of the
very beat description. i will comprise IN part IL or 10 Sofas
Full French and Cottage Bedeads in rosewood and mahogany
Co. in black cloths rosewood Pnror Furniture, IN brocatee
Vol ard Easy Chairs In plush and ksircoh black walnut
ard Dining add Extension Tables nabet Dressing Blu
eaus; ia mahogany; marbeop carved Center and Sofa
Tables Couches and Couch Bedeads; Cottage Bedroom Fur
nture marble tops rosewood Dressing Bureaus and
bic Stnds Secretaries and Bookcases; hair and huk Mat
tsses; full pieces Of Brussels Carpet entirely 80
pieces Oil Cloths second hand Goods &c Also the balance
Of curl maple black Chairs; rocking DO, &C. Also to
nay advence Cigars various brands Also lot Of
SiyerPlaed Ware, &c.
n BSale win be peremptory without regard to weather,
and goods must be removed this day Monday morning De-
posts required from all strangers.
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Me6ical.

MARSH's superior PAIN RELlEVER is the
IVA beet family medicine known for the cure of Colds hheu
rnatlm Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints, &c very numerous
Testimonials Of its efficacy received Always on hand Tor
sale wholesale aud retail the Pickle aud Pres rye
Of J. McCOLLlCh Co., NO. 81 " aauine1on-s'.
MY ONGUENT, fer forcing the whiskers or
lNE rnustaches to grow six weeks Is : bottle Large
bottles coutan ng eght the small IS Sent to par OF
the cou try II. O. GRAHAM, N, 585 Broadwayi sfALp W.
No q TIemont-row, Boston, bhituS NO % SttlesAo.y
DRIZE RABIES-NOw the Baby Show Is over
and of fat, healthy quiet babies II ont every
mother is usir < ROBERTSS COLO MIXTURE FOX IN
FANTS. which is be had at RINGS corner John 81 and
broadway prDcTa Drugst in New York and BROOK
lyn; and only % who that has etfu cry
i1g suffering baby would be without itl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Henry ~ LEEDS Auet'r-By II. II. LEEDS Co.
ON SATURDAY, June IS, at IL o'clock, in
" front store No 10 Kassaust-Execuor's Sale-2 Light
Waeons one with topare in good oIdero be sold without
- -,
Also Light Carriage bu, little used and in fine condition
Ao Phaeton, made bv Flint, aud has been Ia use but
couple months Sale positive The property VI gentleman
leaving the CITY
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= s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COAIPANY-For

IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
~ HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANs-On MONDAY.
weLInown and fayorie Steamship CRESCENT Clay, Capt
fcass condition. viii her place in the line aud sail as
above.
Passage can be secured at the Comrenys Office
Freight TO Eew-Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot. -
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of adns OF the
form signed tv the Company application their Office No
other Signed and bills Of sding will be signed alter
the hour Of sailing. -
For freight apply al the once 81 the
No. III West-st., corner OF Warren a. u hODEhlS-
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MATHEW JORDAN, Auctioneer
DY JORDAN 81 CO., 1856 Broadway-SATUR-
I'D DAY EVENING June 18TH at y O'Clock, catalogue
OF STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STA
TONEaY &C. Duplicating prices for the Trade very lew
and the Books, &C., are In good order.
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DENNSYLyAYIA RAILROAD-The GREAT


il CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic Cides with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States BY con-
tnuous Railway The Road also connects AZ Pittsburgh
with daily Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
Cleveland sri San9uky with Steamers 70 al ports on
the Northwestern Lakes; making The most direct cheapest and
reliable By which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and
from the Great West. -..u...,.x -.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-b9Sts SHOES D'y oOOas' ' 7. per 100 70.
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry
Goods, lin balesJ Hardware Leather &C. per loO 70.
Wool Ac..............s'. ''s''s'''.l
THIRD CLAss-Anyns, Dag bacon anu Soc. per 100 n.
FOURTH CLAss-Cohee Fish, Bacon and anc par 100 N
Pork, (Packed) Lard and Lard Oil. $500: =
In shipping Goods from any point east fhisePha De par
ticusr TO mark the package via Pennsylvsnia nroaL All
Goods consigned The Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT ACEETs-Aoses Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott,
New-YOrk; f. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia Magraw Moons
Baltimore; Geo. C. Frnccus sprngrnan brow
Cincinnati Ohio J. 5. Moorhesd Louisville, Ky; Il. G.
Medium, Madison, Ind Ra,cif Co., Sc Louis Mo- j. D.
Mitchell Son, Evansville, Indiana
For further particulars OF bills OF adine, apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Co.; or
c. b. ALLEN, No. 2 Aston House, New York
H. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOSBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NEW
eomrosed of the following aud splendid ships VIZ.
CAITfOT- eco tuns burden. Capt. D. H. Truman
n CJAY....i eco tuns burden. Capt David Caulkns
WEBSTER......2oo0 tuns burden Capt J. Li H
ORTTNT eco tuns burden. Capt Geo. s. Hil
Tie above vessels been recently built, and are the
LARGEST and most substantial in the trade. 80
fhey are commanded BY Of experience AMI ability Ine
Recommendations very superior, and every exeron w Do
made promote the comfort ct passengers and the convenience
of shippers For freight pas sage, apply TO
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No. 80 Broadway,
Agents ia Liverpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co., No 10 Goiee
Plaza
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SS DAY BOAT for 1St

lSSS DAY BOAT for lSSS
1000 ALBANY, landing let h wy l1Ocs
A. Nvsck Grpssy Point West Point Newbu-sh Po1shk-ep
de Rhinetcck Cs'skll, Hsdson, and Cox.aeSe Meas
served board The fAvorite s-eaneT AHhENIA, o4p.
regular ps Albany, leaving New.fok, tom 70, p,
rsv-sf.. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and sAIUADAI !,
AZ = ocoek A. ~ n B-A Master viii accompany
the Stes rner each way check Baggage ee For
inquire Al NewNork aud kre hniIoe' Vuee' ~DS'
wharf
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
" For BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY United
States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON & Csyendy, Comnan
der will sail for BREMEN touching AZ SOUTHAMPION MI 20
land mails passengers for England and France on SAIUh
DAY June l6 u O'clock NJ from Pier No " North hiv
Price of Passage Newly 20 Southampton or Breen
In first cabin, main saloon. ................SlO
In frst cabin. lower saloon. ..............'. Io
In second cabin 1900. ~
An expeepced Surgeon attached each steamer Specie
delivered HAVE London All letters must pass through
the Post-Ofice For Passage Freight apply to
C. II. SAND, Agent No II South William-st
The steamer HERMANN, viii succeed the WASHINGTON
nd I'M
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h)ater-Gure.

hrs. sHEW G. TAYLOR's WATER-CURE,
corner of av and S8h-st New-York and Oyster Bay
Village L. Steamer Croton daily from Fulton Market, and
Long -lsland Railroad mornings and afternoons
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AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL

IN ROAD-SUMMER ADVANCEMENT, May i~a =,
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For New.Hsyen-I A ~,
briSlssro oro. ~. IE1;j lZsO $40 sc and EsJ g.
Grto Fer MIS S srsiSe s.1 FoI SSS1SS
7s Nj iass S2O n and {1 y . 80 aI IL r AZ, VI
Ac LSo Sis p NJ For sarnsord-7 g. A. NJ; tEx9 i2S)
s.o Z, fI) 40, SIS NJ For Por, Chester and New
ard intermediate Stations, A. Nj iLo 49, aiS us
Pm.
CONNECTING TRANs-For Poston-9 A. NJ ttx.il r ~,
Hx) For Hartford and Spin gied-s, tEx) l2N, r NJ,
(Exj For Connecticut River Railroad 20 hon'rea-s ~,
Exi For Canal Railroads. A. NJ Evil 1880 2. NJ For
New-LonGon Railroads A. NJ; T. NJ For Housaonsc R.l-
rcsd-sA. NJ; $50 p N. For Nargatuek RAILROADS. A. ~;
$50 p NJ For Danbury ard NorwIk Railroad-I, = A. Nj
4PM -
TRAINS TO NEw-YoRE-Fror1 Sew-Haven-aS, 7, SIS
A. Mills (E1J ASo ass p NJ, (Ex.l From BndsePor-
6l0 7i2 lcls A. Nj 2s2, ExJ Ail aS2 2 NJ tEMl From
Norwslk-6, 6fi Sis lG5a A. NJ. 253, Tx SIS AS, 10
p NJ ok From Port Chester-53o, 6tS, q, 81, Ills
A NJ :. 4cs & q p NJ JAMES H. HOYr, Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE:
1vi Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, kansas SAD
al yoiEis West and S0uthWes, obtain ThrogS1 icke
and al inf rrnltoa CONCERNING fac, kc ef ol ~
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-ionnae
CENTRAL RAILROAD By application a. the 'ouipsn' ~"
zee. No iSS Broadway, cor Dey.st - ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER and GEN
FSFE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open and in connection
with the Buffalo Corning and Newfork and New YORK and
Railroads forms direct nom New York to Koch
ester.
The drectness Of this together with the superior com
rt the wide renders the most dcsr
able between the ahoyoramcd cities.
Tickets he procured ct tie NeYork aud Erie Railroad
Ticket Office Of Duere and No. sS Broadway also IN
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Fregts will be transported between New FORK and Koch
ester with dispatch ANY Information desired IN regard thereto
can ohsned BY calling upon the General Freight Agent OF
tie New-York and Ere Railroad Erie Buildings, e. B.
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent No. l93 Broadway
No train. on tie Buffalo Corning and NewYork Railroad
sunday j. A. REDFTELD. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

NENIRAL KAILhUAIJ Ui NV % ~ - n =
" SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April z,
l-esye Newly for Easton by steamers Red jac and
wyoming from Pier No. 2, North River, at A. d., and
p NJ For Somervile, (way,l a. $50 7. NJ.
The above trains connect EzabehOwn with trains on the
New-Jersey Railroad, which leave New York from foot OF
Courlsndt.st at 8 A. 81, y NJ, and and p. NJ
John o. STERNS, SuperntenienL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

~ PHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY CITY;
United Mail and Express Lines Leave New orsS ana
10 A NJ and and 6 r. NJ Through IN four hours Second
Class IS TO- IS in T. and 80 IN and 10 A. NJ snie
p NJ The New-Jeey Accommodating Line leaves at Il VI
AZ s.or1ins all atoms Through Tickets sold tor
Cincinnati lat s6 and the West and for Baltimore washing
ton Norfolk &C. and through baggage checked 10 aSon
In "A Fl. and 6P 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

TCNIs MoRRELL, Auctoneer -.
THIS MORNING, at No. II Nassau-st, az iVt
o'clock, will be sold quantity Of BEDDING end TABLE
LINEN and also secondhand FURNITURE, without any re-
eerye aer which new FURNITURE Of superior quality and
Fashionable and all kinds for entire furnishing; also brussels
Carptrg direct from English manuactueIi also exceen'
ecdpdbsnd PianoFoc In perfect order Hair Mattresses,
Ferchpat and Oval Mirrors Oil Paint As auction sales
viii be ess fequent the public should avail themselves Of this
dsy Catalogues reaey Every facility to purchasers ct as
lance Frequent the trade bargains (which are
euarsnteedl ReffigeratOrs of all sizes.
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builSius alaierials.

X o N X O O Fl N O.
n CORRUGATED IRON
- COMMON OR GALVANIZED SHEETS
Nshtraeis entred into any part the United States or
h.es Iitrared for 81 Intrf sld ready Tor rating an
SSoftd Csuusftsd Sheets Of auY require raaus
1mlhiets and formation furnished on aDi, le, ion "a
MARSHALL LEfFEhTS BROTHER
Noe. 7Q and u BToadsr New. York
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

EOR SHREW SBURY, LONG BRANCH,
IL HIGHLANDS, OCEAN HOUSE, and OCEAN fOhI,
ate Iaouoau Lsndi 1.-THE and gsdfated & ssia y
JANIS CHRISTOPHER Capt. John Borden, VIII run nom
foot Of Jay-si., y. r.. a. follows:
LEAVES NEW-YoRE: LEAVES OCEAN feNi' =,
Tuesday, June l2...S T. ". Netneslrl june De- ~ ~,
Wedresiay June Isl P. 81. Thursday, Juse IFS A. ~
TbrsSsv .Jrpe IA p 81. Friday jane l5.......3 A. ~
Trlsv .Iure / ...4 T. H. SATURDAY fune l6....9 NJ
Saturday June l6....4 p n. sunday June I'll = "
Monday June la.....6 A. NJ. Mon1sy Juae lS.'lO a ~.
Nosr Tsvor's STAGES Tor SquAn Village with tbs
Boat stages Cor Red Bank and other parts Of The country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

DECLARES, BERNSTEIN q PHILLIPS,
Real Estate and General Aucioneers No. 81 Libertys,
ore door from Nasaa win give their personal attention to
a. es of Real Estate Stocks Vessels and Mortgages at public
az ryaie sale and 10 the auction Of Cagoe Household
Furniture Paintings staucy Works of Art Jewe &c and
70 door sales generally =. ~,
Money literally advanced Real Estate stocks vessels
Furuitufe &C. of for sale with Loans negotiated
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In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County Of NowYoTk notice Is hereby given g. all
Iersons having claims asaurt AMES MeS0RLEY Of the
ty Of Newior deceased TO present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscribers the residence OF George H. ho
No ~ lst the City Of Newly ork before The 18th
ay of Angus the 9Th day Of Feb 1850
GEORGE II. ROSS, Administrator.
fl0 lav6mS MARY McSORLEY, Administrarrx-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of NewNok, notice Is hereby gwen ~ ali
rersous having csms against JOHN CLARKE late OF tbs
ty of deceased present the came with vouchers
thereof subscriber Office Of Ben Coe Esq NO.
- the City Of Nowlofk or before the h day
Of November nexi-Daed New York the 18th day OF May
lg55 Imyl9 law6mSl WILLIAM b. DEEM, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

h'EW EOUlE LOT GhIENfO Uni anu .o.Ab
IN HARBOR.-On and after SATURDAY, the q OF June,
the splendid new ISLAND BELLE Capt, j. Post y,
will leave FORK from CathaIine Markets. p tor SAC An
BOR on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY &C II
A. NJ; returning viii leave Sag Harhor on MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY and FRIDAY AZ A. NJ, landing at GreenPor,
Orient and Norihpor boh ways Fare from and % sag
Har Creenport and Orient Point, 81 50; Northport % c
Freight reasonable rates payable on delivery OF the
eOods.
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IOSS -NYACK and ii AV + ) Il A w
CDsD. STEAMBOAT LINE.-Leays Ch9mbsrsst
Pier daily oxcept S.udayD at o'clock A. ~ and O'CLOCK
p H. Leave Hayersy at 81 A NJ. aud r. W. landing each
way q. Piermout (Nyack Oak Hill CemeteyD and Rocklanc
Lake Steamer p SMITH Capt x. T. aneh, and steamer
ARROW Cant A. A. Lyaarker.
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of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 70 all
persons having claims sgairst FREDERICK A. GERHARD,
a OF the CIV OF ork dcceaed 10 present The same,
W tn vouchers the subscribers a. the office of Field
Suytsr Nc. So Broadway in the Cry Of on o. -
fore he tenth dey of August next Dated hceishh
day Of February, 1855.
JAMES s. SLUYTER, I Acknowledgement,
lof lawornS MARGARET w. GEbHARD,)
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Y PURSUANCE OF an OfurT Oh tHo CuffVB"to
Ct the County Of New.York noce is hereby gwen 20 al
persons having claims against ELIZABETH MCDONALD,
late Of the City ef NewYork deceased present tho same
h vouchers thereof the sbscbers tho residences OF
Bartholomew aney, No. ie East 9th IA the City Of New
York Gu or before the third day of July nextDated New
York the twenty ninth day Of December 1854
s,o ,.wss R 29RT MEan4N cArvsrY E.eeuio
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Eeqal Notires.

IN TURSUANCEo of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 60 all per-
c having claims assin JACOB RuCkEL. late OF the City
OF New-Yok deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the their place Of business No
sfhsv or at No n Msdsnsre in the City Of Newfork on
or before 18Th day OF October next-Dafed inc
10Th day of April, lsS ,,,c,,r,
.,,wsms. s SAMUEL Il RG GoKFkEL Administration
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of the County OF NewYork notice hereby given eli
persons having claims against JOHN WrPEN, late Of the
City OF NewIork deceased present the with voueh
ers thereof the Subscriber, a. the Office OF Barney
Humphrey Butler, No Ill Broadway In the City Of
NewloIk before the thirteenth day OF August nex-
Dated Newly ork, the 9Th day OF February, lS5a
felO law6mS ELIZA wlTPEN. Administrative.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

the County New notice IS hereby given 20 all per
cons having csms against JOHN PEDR0NCELL late ofthe
City deceased present The same with vouchers
thereof the subscribers the residence Of Cath PedIon
cell Sf7 Grand In the City of New York on or before
the dayof June nexDaied Newfok, the 10Th
day OF December, 1851 -
WILLIAM STAIRS.
CATHARlNE PEDRONCELLt
asa fawemS. Administrators
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stratum has been pierced here that supplies ,hosc
Springs The characteristic want of iuyalids in New
Orleans Isl mineral walter containing the very salts
whicn abound In those waters, namely the carboH
of soda and of iron. Those the auaitjes which
have givea a worldwide celebrity 10 Carlsbad Ton
liz, and Malvern, and which confer upon B,adon
Springs and Coopers Well their only claim 10 notice
No argument s necessary 10 prove The value Of such
mineral water here in our very midst. The single
fact established thu by boring to depth iess than 200
feet, we readily command alkaline cbaiybeate
we'll sparkling as champagne, in the center Of Nesv
Orleans. is worth Incidentally than all the money
expended OH the enterprise. 5@ - = :
The wells in the province of Ariois, France.
whence the name "Artesan il derived are said 10
be situated in the midst of vast plain; The nearest
highlands being distant from one 10 three HUNDRED
miles; the water therefore neces sary traverses that
distance, at least before rising In theswels lii we
then are compelled TO penesrae even to the water
bearing stratum of the Mississippi or The Alabama
wells We have, every hand, encouragem emf to
peet to reach II within very moderate Depth with
the prospect Of an nexhaustibe supply of The great
purifier and health-giver,
We cannot refrain from expressing the hope that
the intelligence and enterprise of New Orleans will
insist upon the vigorous prosecution of the work,
convinced as we are of its feasibility It's Importance
the whole of lower Louisiana, lis promise Of sue.
cess at moderate cost, and the bitter regret which
must bs universally felt at it's abandonment.
Respectfully submitted
[Signed] ALBERT G. BLANCHARD, Chin.
r. H Chiffon = -
N. BsBENEDICT
# 81 ~ J. IL CRAWCOUR, s
JOHN MACNAIR eF W.
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OFFICE OF TIE MARYLAND Consolidated LOTTERIES, /

J
4sAUTION.--LoTTERY FRAUDS The Com.
.he Maryland State Lotteries deemed his
fraudulent Lottery Schemes
agents the sas Of tickets Lotteries which wholly
The only legal Lotteries Maryland
the Of the people OF ths
schemes and attend to The drawings. 49,
All the thss Lot and all
ekets have the hhogaphsd signature r. X Brennan
Agentor the Contractor Maryland
eres Baltimore, Nd. All others
information the LOTTERIES the manner In which
they drawn will cheeriuily addressing
o4ly r. x Brennan Aaitraors Nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-30

Daniel b. fiafyey as pound.keeper Of the Fourlh
inlsirict in tho place of NJ. Stfingcs.
4 Francis Young as Assistant Deputy Street Commas
asionel, nthe place of Gabrielle Correjoles
After which the doors were opened, and the
Board adjourned
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

u WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
I'D GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
ey offer supply Druggists snd Dealers at ProPeors lowest
DsPo. spsei.i Agency Ne Isl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-30

RS-FoR RENr.- IN
[, situated st the corner Of ~
ke bailding contains about torty
Siroa sirset. For terms, apply 70
fie. csshisr Bank Of LoeaisnAt
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REMOvAL-REMQvAL
tnYAS & CO. have removed to the cornar n
IL arsys, rsl,oa sad New tAsss sress, ssiss. "
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TFyHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN

NhE ARRIVAL OF LIN. SHERIDAN In
this city fq1 the second time Madam Stephens Hospital
sight to the blind and ths desf to their hearing He will
without tho nstrunnt consumption
tn second stage from 81 to IS days. Paraons troubled
will TO Dr. = and get restored again.
Pilee cured piles blind piles pss
es state paia, banished the frat
Secret cured the aepdaues without
time the patient Advice gratis Peoua In the country
tended TO- stating exactly the state they in.
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