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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

vana, containing fun particulars OF the latest events
Of importance that have happened in those places
The annexed table shows the Temperature Of the
atmosphere during the past week. the range o. the
barometer the variations Of the wind currents, and
the state Of the weather at three periods during
each day, viz:-st Q A. NJ, and and O'Clock
p NJ
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flibustero though he be-and " accepted with salts
faction = by the masses of Nicaragua and on
the other hand, they have the other.government
presided over by Rivas, and supported by all the
other Central and South American republics.
Our administration has therefore difficult and
delicate duty to perform in the premises and we
hope they viii act with becoming prudence
and sound policy. ... ....
But If those who have invited the Walker
movement, and those who are chiefly interested
in tive mean the holders of and seekers after
the charter of the transit route-will only bury
their particular and personal anmosities and COM
bine to give the Observation-Disclosures led by
Walker, or any other competent man-the benefit
of their united support, it cannot fail to come
out successfully at the end, notwithstanding the
feeble obstacles interposed by the other Spanish
American republics. Let Law forget his spleen
against Vanderbilt Vanderbilt bury the Ratchet,
as between him and Garrison and Morgan-and
let all act in the interests of commerce, of pro-
gress, of enlightenment and Of democracy, aud
that movement which at first enlisted only
Walker and his " fifty six original men " of the
Vesta, will spread over the whole of Central
America and be the Inauguration Of change
which will benefit that country, themselves and
the world.
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. 20, 1855.
The sales Of cotton during the past week have been
small and prices steady. In wool the business was also
rather iehS owing 10 tho Thanksgiving holiday. The
sales ,200 bales; prices fully sustained Printing
cloths-6ales Of the week. GOO pieces.
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ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL. LAWS HERE AND
EIsEwHERE-We see that there has been con-
troversy going on in California between certain
persons and journals there on the one side, and
Congressman Herbert on the other, in reference
Mr. Herbert's opponents speak with warmth and
severity. But they labor under an obvious mis-
apprehension when they assume that it belongs
to them to reprehend their representative for
his criminal acts at the federal capital. They
are the judges of his public, political conduct; his
private conduct is the exclusive concern Of the
jurisdiction in which he happens to reside. The
blame resulting from the impunity which Her.
bert enjoyed after taking away the life Of Keat-
ing falls solely on the shoulders of the persons en-
gagged in administering criminal justice at Wash
ington: they are the men to be held up to scorn
and indignation.
Yet not by us We have no business to throw
stones at any, even the most licentious commu-
nifty. Anarchy may be an accident at San
Francisco or Washington; it is the standard rule
here. We hardly ever punish any crime. The
most aagitious malefaAor laughs at justice here.
Two hundred indictments against gambling
houses, and two thousand indictments against
offenders of various grades and classes lie in the
docket, unprecedented, unnoticed, unknown
merely 60 much waste paper The third trial of
Baker, for most notorious and obvious homi-
eide, is now proceeding and will probably termi-
nate in an acquittal, or in disagreement of the
jury. We, at all events, have no business to
taunt our neighbors with their reckless admins
tration Of Justice
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING"
ACADEMY or Music Fourteenth st-IrAxIAs cyssA-
YANArI.
HBiOs GARDEN, Broadway-LA EaxzRAIDA-k. %
r0VvEr-TsH1 hof1 FnArs.
sowERY THEATRE, Bswery.-cHAsny's LovE-FALsE
enD rRus.
pURrENs NEW THEATRE, Broadway opposite Bond
sases-THE LIVE An AcrRBs -BLus BELLE
vAlIACKs THEATRE, Rrcadway.-IAsohAR-GoIsG
RACES.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, ga BrsadwAy-YouS0
ums SoEx-A CURIOUS Casa
CHAMBERS STREET THEATRE, Gate BurtoAsl-OHIoS.
80 geld BEArIR-Hs LAST Lees
uss1-TpAr BIysBp BAHY-PApDy, rHE PIPER. Evening
eaAsiSrTE YKMpLE-DoS CEsAR On BAzAs.
BROADWAY VARIETIES. Ec BroaGway.-pAAsroA
DaR-NAS, rnE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
saRo. CHRIsrY WOODS MIHsrREIS, ~ Bread
Dug-ErHroPiAH PARroRhAsCEs-TH1 Old CLOCK.
BUgKLEY,s sERENADERs, $50 Broadway.-EJmoEIAx
mhnrraNlsy-L rRovA1CRE
CHINESE hail, $50 Broadway ospERTuL rHsczs By
Doanrris Docs &csKByR
R8GOKLYg AEHEH Brooklyn CosoxRr Bf Il.
nsAnBERG, Assisted by AsE. De AFsRi, &c.
BROOKLYN MUSEUM, RrooEiyp-o1BEIlo-A GRAND
UusH CLIo-fKMULIEcH.
Sew Yorx, Monday, December 1, 1885.
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The Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30. 1866.
New Orleans papers OF Sunday and Monday last are
coiuA
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Saddles

Saddles.
large Of MEMS and WOMEN'S fer sale very
low to close, ty
HOWARD & HALL,
dl2 2pl2t No. 3 Magazine street.
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Fat and Winter Clothing.
r. : MAGARD Sc co, ,

Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Le-
& wee street,
Inform friends public general that they
large and varied of WINTER FALL
CLOTHING all of the NEWEST STYLES received by recent
arrivals
Super plushIined French Pilot Cloth Raglans
French Waved Beaver Cloth =.
:. Pilot Cloth Sacks and Paletos;
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits; s.
Superfne Black and Coored Cloth Frock Ceats
-g.z- Cloth Dress Goats;
Fancy Colored Cashmere Paletos at various prices;
Super Black Cloth Tamas; A
Lion Skin and Colored Cashmere Burnous;
Colored Velvet Sporting Goats.
PANTS.
Black Doeskn Pants;
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Pants.
Colored CASHMERE Pants at all prices;
Black and Fancy Figured S;inet pants;s
Colurcd and Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets
VESTS.
Figured, Black and Colored Silk Vests;
Black Satin and Grosderine Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests;
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests:
Black Doeskin Vests single and double breasted.
FURNISHING GOODS
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts; L. 4. c. Fancy Mus.
lin Shirts Fancy aud Plain Cotton Socks Meo Silk and Cot
Undershrs aud Drawers superEne quality of Shaker
Flannel Unerirts and Drawers; Fancy Black Silk era
Ties Socksi Shirt ColIurs FHHndkercie Gloves
penders, ETC.
Boys and Youths Sacks, Frock Goats, Tamas Jackets,
Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts,
Together with Trunks, Carpet Bags India Rubber Goods
with many other articles, all of which they will sell
MODERATE PRICES
PLANTATION AND OH. CLOTHING
Heavy Lined kcrsey Monkey Jackets Pants Red Blue
and Gray Flannel Shirts, Hickory Shirts; Wide Brm Wool
Hats; Glazed and Mario Plantation Hats Heavy Wooden Socks
White and Gruy unke Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts; Ker-
sey Frocks and Joseys: Brown Shirts for Women; Oil
Cloth Oversrts for Field hands, Oil Cloth Monkey Jackets
Long Overconts and Pantaoons, etc.
e8sEvery for Men Boys is comprised in the above
assortment of Plantation Clothing.
Ms-Orders addressed will be promptly and carefully
attended to-
F. MALARD & CO.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner Old I.evee.
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ID .....CE4ARTRES ST. .54
Having recently removed their place of business from 4S to
"a CHARITIES STREET they would solicit continuance Of
the patronage of their friends.
Their stock of German, French English American TOYS
and FlaNCY ARTICLES is extremely large well selected
comprising everything usually kept by traders in their line
They have besides, large assortment of SPLENDID ART
Giles, suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS
70 which they call the attention of the public.
SONNEKALB BROTHERS,
"a Ch;rtrcs street.
p S.Nesss s. BROTHERS have received by recent
walls from Bremen and Havre, large additions stock
which they invite the attention of Country and City Merchants
d. 2plm
Ill Card.
Messrs ERARn Of Paris and London respectfully invite all
persons who Pianos Of their manufacture and Piano
Merchants of New Orleans, apply whenever they wish
have them either TUNED OR REPAIRED TO
MR.. I. R. BOURBONNA,
whom they have to reside in New Orleans for that pur-
pose.
Apply at the PIANO STORE IS Royal street. near the cor
Of Cusomhousc. d5 2pl5t
Just FseCeiuett.
WALEWsKI's AND
ZOUAVE CLOAKS.
small invoice Of the above popular style OF OVERCOATS,
Just received by
NORRIS, MAULL u CO.,
Is C G + S n T o ORRIS 4 " a Y y
CL0THIERS,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
Unher City lotel)
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs-Every Variety
Dc 2ptf CALL!:
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,@sER F1RsT, AND FOURTH PAGES. .ezs

CoTToN.--The receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening, were
By the Eclipse, from Vicksburg, e3,22l; Natchez,
from Vicksburg, 3,196; W. G. Young, from Tensas,
ll69; Duke, from Alexandria, 425; Swan, from
Shreveport, 976; John Strader, Yazoo river, l,74l
Capitol, from Fishers Landing, 10; sundry boats,
Ito. Total 1852 bales The question regarding
receipts from Yazoo river will soon be diyulged and
possibly the receipts next week will show falling of
from all sections excepting the Ouachita river.
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The current transactions Of the week have been
large, and with the numerous arrivals of boats from
the West with full cargoes, we may look for very
active business today The large receipts Of Western
products are met with fair share of arrivals Of YES
ses destined to transport the great receipts Of cereals
and other productions from the Great West. 1t will
not be long before we shall have the pleasure Of
cording enhanced receipts of produce last year.
It is believed that navigation the Northern lakes
suspended by ice Instructions, and as for forwarding
wheat corn and -four to New York over railroads. it
will not pay no-how therefore, an increased amount
of these articles will come to this market Parties
shipping here have triple advantages over the New
York route. Produce is subject to detention in that
city by ice and cold as was the case last season. It
is also subject to higher charges and when sold it
| generally on credit of two to four months. Would
it not bc rather an episode in understanding like
poetry-tor dealer in breadstuts to walk into poy-
dras Tchoupitouas Streets and ask for four months
credit on the purchase Of thousand barrels of -four
or 60 on the Levee and offer to take lot of or
wheat on sixty days? Vet these thugs are done
almost daily in New York and Boston.
Business was unusually active yesterday on the
LeVce, Reference is made to marine list for the
many arrivals Of boats from the West and the lower
tributaries Of the Mississippi. We note for the pas
week there have been lG2 arrivals of steamboats,
vessels from sea and coasters at the upper basin
f the new canal.
The mail failed yesterday from beyond Augusta
- Ga. Whether we shall have mail to-day or not W
cannot say. Perhaps because the mails by the Arab
are DUE contractors may overlook that there is such
:, place as New Orleans and its gigantic trade aud SUI
e their convenience to comply with their contracts.
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SPALDIAG & ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMrH1TuEATER.
Mr.. Nellis, the armless man, creates more genuine
wonder by his feats with his feet than any man who
has been in the city for years, Mr. Matt Peel and his
colaborers in the art of negro minstrelsy and bur
lesque, create more genuine merliment and delight
than any similar band that ever visited the city
Nes holds forth in the Museum, Peel in the Amnhi.
theater yet there is but one price to see both-fffy
cents. The place is crowded nightly, and will con
time to be crowded. A particularly rich and raey
programme is offered for tonight.
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The work Of the destroyer has begun Tie Lungs in
dHugerl Resort TO
Dr.. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR,
all future aid may be in vain Are you mother: Your
daughter-your idol and earthly joys bed of lam
Cuin her pale cheek and emacinted form show that she is
fast wasting away. The selcral cough pains your and
sckeGs your soul; it is the
SOUND OF DEATH!
There remedy that will stop the Cough and save her from
the consuapive's grave
YOUNG MAN.
Your hectic ush cough md feeble limbs tell Of fearful fore
hodingH and loss Of hope JuS abnt life consumption
sheds heartcrushne blight the FUTURE but need
despair An is stretched forth yol-O sOothe and
heal your wounded lungs. Ii is DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
It is admitted by everybody tht DR.. Davis Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption, coughs colds Group, whoopHc cough aud
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, ty
J. WRIGHT i CO.,
iS 2p5IlW II and ISL ChsIres street
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TEHUANTEPEc RoUrE.--Bya private letter received
yesterday, dated Minititan, Nov. o. we learn that
the work on the Tehuantepec Road is progressing
satisfactorily The road is finished through from the
Cheyila Pass to the Pacific, and the force employed
on that section is now engaged in working to meet
force from this side. The whole route will be COM
plete and in travelling order by the first of February
OF this there can scarcely be any doubt. Ample
MEANS men and provisions have been provided, and
the whole is superintendent by experienced and ener
rrptic men .. E' @- ~"
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MERCHANDIsE AND PRODUCE BRoKERAGE.-ln an
other column of todays Crescent, we publish the an
nouncement of Mr.. Geo W. Bruce that he has opened
an Office at No. 55 Tchoupitoulas street. for the trans
action of general merchandise and produce broker
age. Mr.. BIS long acquaintance with the business
transactions of the West and South, have peculiarly
fitted him for the trade in which he has embarked.
We commend his card to the attention Of our readers
and doubt not that he will meet with every success in
his anternrsn a.=E,l
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Saddles, Harness, S0eS0tes'y and
H4RDTF.iRE

HOWARD & HALL. No. Magazine street are now offering
their large stock of SADDLES, HARNESS, HARDWARE,
COLLARS WHIPS ETC. AT COST to close the business and
purchasers will find srea. bargains. die 2pl2
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Fort GGiaaes eaCesegeasey E0Sgea"ys

= "T" Q Z 4 5 5 III,
To be drawn the city of ATLANTA Georgia. III public ON
SATURDAY, Dec. 20, 1856 on the plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
40 600 Tick 1850 Prizes.
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets
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4 The Weekly Crescent.

.a8- The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued this morning
contains all the latest information received, foreign
and domestic BY mail and telegraph, together with
great amount valuable and interesting miscellaneous
matter.
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
office No. 70 Camp street, at J. c. Morgan's book
store. adjoining the Post Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-13

CRIsps GAIErY.-First Production Of "Ptce and
FirtueN-Miss Matilda Heron appears tonight in the
play of "Vce and Virtue,' which is new version of
the French play Les Files de Marbre, adapted eX-
pressy for her by T. B. De Walden, Esq In this per
formance Miss Heron will display her versatile talent
in two characters, Marco and Marie, one being the
personiGcation OF vice and the other of virtue Messs
Thayer, Wallace, Davis and Carleton appear in the
other principal parts Dominique the Dcsertcr will
conclude the performance; Mr.. Davidge being the
life of this piece.
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RS" The steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Smith,
sailed at O'Clock yesterday morning. for New York
via Havana with an assorted cargo of merchandise,
$685. 600 in specie, and the following passengers:
For Ner Ior&.Capt. Rogers Capt Brown, j. Wilson ard
Brother, $. Thompson Barlow Mason and son. 4, Heed, j.
Lucyche, Ruprecht, G. W. Turner.
For BurtuJ Davidson Yea,nand and friend. Capt. Oar
kin and friend, G. Slaughter W. j. shop R. d: Ellis T. r.
TENNIS and lady A t. ueI, Thomas pnnlpsey v. i. Ache
Engcman md lady, H. Saulcld j. r. Van Inv J. Burning
p THURMAN T. b. IaInmil, +. b. Hamil chos. Belcher
Saltpr
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HARNESS.
EMbr0lderies Eanbr0iegertes
GREAT REDUCpION,

The following EMBR OIDERIES and LACE GOODS, Just
received will be sold FIFTY PER CENT less usual
prices;
1900 Embroidered and Banded Cambria COLLARS &c up;
1900 81. Swiss DC up;
6pO :. Linen Cambria 50c up;
$50 Embroidered Cambria Sets COLLARS and SLEEVES, at
81 up;
100 Embroidered Swiss Sets, COLLARS and SLEEVES at
Slupi
25o Paris Embroidered Cambria and Swiss SLEEVES, AZ
81 up;
1900 French Embroidered Muslin Double BANDS sc up
$40 Misses Cninhrc and Muslin COLLARS and SETS;
Ladies Plain and Embroidered CIIEMISES AID YOkES;
Infants Embroidered CHEMISFS;
Youths Plain and Embroidered SHIRTS;
Infants Embroidered ROBES and WAISTS;
600 Embroidered Linen Cambria HDkFS, al 81 up;
$50 Lace Trimmed SETS, COLLARS and SI.EENES
40J pieces VdlencienreS LACES
P. l. E. REILLY & CO.,
12i Canal street,
dig 2p3; Between loyal and bourbon.
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8 Camp street.

WATCHES JEWELRT, FANCY GOODS AND
SILVER-WARE.
DILLON Howell having received considerable additions
Of and Fashionable Goods, would solicit the attention Of
purchasers.
Watches.
Gold, S5 TO $50, SO 10 S65.
Jeweiry.
Ladies' Fall SeIs-some very choice styles Brooches
Far Rings Finger Rings, Chains Bracelets, Gold jet "a
atnrrd LocI.e:s
Stiver-Warc.
Table Dessert Tea Salt and Mustard Spoons Dinner and
Forks Salt Cellars; Tea Sets: Gollus Cps; Napkin
Rings, etc.
Repairing.
D. H, being practical WHtChuakvrS and Jewellers,
ecute manufacturing repairing moderate
prices. ~
DILLON 4 HOVEL,
dS 2p6t Nc. . Camp street
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Boots, Shoes cad Esrogaass.
At WHOLESALE.
Now landing from slip Norfolk and in stcIeh gsHfa tHst2
CT BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, ~.
E3- Plantations supplied with prime DlTCHikG EbHTE&
RCSSET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAP
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the loves: -7HrAu:
prizes, by .
FROST & CO.,
Y 2rS
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Geo. ~. RI'HCe.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RROKEn.
Ia

stTECt,
NEW OKlEASs, L..
Those friends Md Others who ny pleased To vc their
patronage may lie ed Of on, to their interest,
dl3 p I'm GEO. W. BRUCE.
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Clothing! CI0tEing.
We have Just received per Black Warrior another addition
large stock of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING
Consisting of Ovcrcoas Coats Pactots Rich
Velvet and Cashmere Vests Of every kind.
A selection Of
Gentlcnen's Furnishing Goods,
Composed of description Of Under Garments Cravats
Socks, Gloves,
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
dS Prot corner Of Canal and St, Charles Sta
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ST. CHARLES THEArER--First Appcarancc Of
Miss Maggie MtcheN,--Niss Mitchell has at last
reached the city and will make her debut tonight in
two characters, which will display her powers as a
comedienne and vocalist: Carlo, in the drama of
the Little Devil" and liiNy in the petit comedy Of
1.-THE Maid with the Milking PAIL Mr.. Magic will
sustain her in the first piece, and Mr. Bowers in the
second. After these, the capital burleta OF Jenny
Lind will be given, with Miss Shaw and Mr.. Bowers
in the taking characters. This is capital BILL to all
appearance and shall expect to see the St. Charles
crowded,
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ATTENTION, LADIES Mrs. Clarke, at the corner
0fPoydras and Carodelet Streets closing her stock Is
cent less than original cost Her goods beautiful aud
reasonable and the ladies should let this opportunity
bargains pass UNDECIDED See Mrs Cts card another column
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ORLEANS TKEATEE.-The magnificent opera Of
" Robert le Diabe will be repeated tonight at the
Orleans Those vino wish to a splendid operate
performance, before an audience composed Of the
wealth, beauty and fashion Of Creole population,
should not neglect the opportunity offered tonight.
The house is bound to be crowded in every part
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After successful professional through the Western
States
DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS
The UurivaIlcu Cancer Doctor,
has returned home and is permanently established NJ his
old stand rs tfravier He insiders that the tesinon
ais furnished by him heretofore sufficient evidence Of his
ability and invites the afflicted TO give him call He
challenges the medical faculty in the United States Europe
excel his ID 2pn
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BARGAINS IN EMBRoIDEEIEs.-Messrs.P ?. 4 Z.
Reilly ( Co., No 26 Canal street. ipusn Of their splen
did stock of embroidered goods fifty per the
usual prices Here is unusual chance for lie ladies make
economical investments See articles a:II their
prices in advertising columns.
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Whole Tickets $40: Halves So; Quarters s. 20
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding succeeding NrIGbcrs 10 ioe
drawing the first prizes will be entitled to the 81 APPROX
nation Prizes, according the scheme.
5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example if tho
number drawing the 5000 prize ends with No. then all tbs
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to so II
the number ends with No 2 then all the tickets wae the n1n
her ends i'll will be entitled To $40 and SO on to o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
AS by this Scheme Ticket every 10 is ga&raneed
draw $40, will sell Certificates Of Packages It! 10 Iick"t7
Consecutive numbcrs the following rates. which the ~
them
the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Hail ~
q 10 Quarter ...-......,. n
Il will he perceived, by his plan, tha for $50 lie purchaser
has certificate Of 10 tickets, When if he bays tickets he 'yVH
only for shut Wholes thus by buying ceriitcnte
chances larger Pri4eSlnlges uae
ter Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets oref"&
receipt Of which they will he forwarded by frs mail
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
clEserS Immediately after the drawing.
-Priae Tickets caShed renewed in other tickets ahru
Office.
hBAOrderS for Tickets addressed either Box &C =.
Post Office, New Orleans, or
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
do 2plGw Or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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D1', ,Eafsees Scott,

Formerly Of lGl street. his cEcs
No. FL Bourbon street,
between Canal and C&onouse Streets where he he
suited all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures Of the urcthra Dropsy scs and AnasRrchsN
Syphilis in all its radically cured in II very su tine
and without the usual Inconvenience the PATIENT DysEtp8ss
se.2