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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

nGJ- The brig Daniel MoIony, Capt. widen,
from Boston, is no" discirng her Mt Post q First Dis
irict. Consignets will pleac attend TO the receipt Of their
goods.
fec GEO W. IEYNSON & co, 81 Camp street.
ng~ Notice-Thc bark Morning Star, Captain
Close, [ron New York, is hsehngu Post g.
First District Coisignees will please attend TO The receipt OF
their goods on the eSec otherwise they will be stored 1T their
expense and risk.
telS GEO. W. IIYNsON & CO., 81 Camr street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT courr GBoRfGIE G BRoMER M H1s
of New Orleans ORS Of B. BROWER { Co-No. 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given to the @ Credi-
Co.. show thin days from the first publication
hereof why the second provisional account fled by the ynic
creditors of said nsovens should not be approved and
homologaed the funds distributed il accordance Herewith
BY order of Court
fc22 G. LuMINAIs, Deputy C'e:k.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CISQr1rME CoUR DE DlsrR1cr) GEORGE C. BOWER vs.
DE, LA Uses GREANCIERS ct l. + S
NouvELLE-ORLEASs. SCREANCIERS de B. BROW
ER 4 CO. No. 9S91
A Wis est Par prcsenteS dOnne aMx cream
n cers George G. Brewer ct les creancers de B. Brow
davn deUre dix iours de In premiere pubca-
ton por lesqueles second abea provisore
rge par nic des ctanciers de. dts inolvae serat
pas arprouv hooogue les fond main repars
couformtmclt dit tabeau
Pur ordrc de Ia Cour,
G. LUMINAIS
fe22 Depue Grefier.
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EXPORTS,


APALACHICOLA-Steams America-l5o hhds sugar, lO
bls moasscs coffee Is do coosecd bales
WOOL IS bacon 40 bbls okr 100 do whisky ~ boxes can
dies.
IIyERPOOI-ship John Duncan-2l4 bales cotton, 4c05
sks corn, 5000 slaves.
LIyERPOOI-ship oprey-5l3 bales cotton, $3.50 SKIS
1000 slaves
SAVANNAII-Schr Julia A Ricl-i6 hhds sugar, 43 bbs
molasses bbl syrbp do sugar. do wine cases CIGARS
pk-es mdsc.
BoSToN-Rark Lizzie I.oni-2l9 bales cotton, 4i5l SKIS co
81 beef, 3ot hides, 1879 horns
MATANZAS-I,rig New World-20 tons coal, oCO hoops
case.
pHILADELpIIIA-Brig N & ] G Glmore-5o bales cotton
800 empty carboys.
BALTIMoRE-schr Enocl Frenci-229 hhds sugar. l2 bbs
cstr sugar, 200 Dbls Inoasscs
PENsACOLA-scr Zulime bbls bread 10 bs molasses
tobacco ckS bacon 20 bbs potatoes ~ do
meal do ominy, 20 boxes
hlirs sugar, . SKIS salt 80 lxs mdse.
PENS ACOLA-Schr Mary Elen250 SKIS 20 do salt 30
do IS do pork u do wh 20 do -four "A do molsses 10
do potatoes and stttlries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G Bcaler-120 hhds and 90 hbls
sugar bs half bbls oasses 240 SKIS coffee do
,fso cks bacon i63 bbs potatoes, IL bb whisky
q bls pork -four 40 bxs aisins q asgns 20 coils
rope cider rice il bxs m 10 do tea 43 kits and II
If Jbs rlackctc. 800 pkgd Indse.
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Sbippiug gutelIigflyte.
FRIDAY, February %, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. I

FFIDAY, FebfHaFy " 1s56.'
~ CLEARED YESTERDAY
steanstp America Nclsnn, for Apalachicoa Wood
Ship John Duncan, (l,rD kenney, for Liverpool,
Maxwell Eco
Ship OSPREY uriD Tomlnson, for Liverpool
'' St Giney Neville Aco
Bark Lizzie ond McCann; for Boston, jones' Macinder eco
Rrje New World Whitney, for Matanzas, i Murison
Brig NJ 4 G Gilmore, Eldfidge FOR fhiadepha
7 J II Ashhrdge .&co
Scr Julia 4 Rich, Baker, for Savannah Poole kco
r Fnoch French Lewis. for Baltimore Harrison Isco
Grr yI,ne Weiirer for Pensacola John, Hurley Reo
Scl Mary Ellen Snow, for Pensacola, John Hurley &co
Steamer Iealer Shaw. for Montgomery Ala, hyde keo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22
sHERIFF's SALES.


sgcoyD DisTnrcr CorRr CCESET0N or THE LATE m
or NV OTLEtys SJNO FARRFyI,I, DEG 'D--Eo ISJ9.
T1Y VIEsTIIE nF and in oJ,edjicmce TO al orts er
II f san rendered Feuary ~ Ia5 and 10 me directed nv
,e fonnrair te erond CoTt n New OrIeanS In the
above entitled matter viii proceed to se at Public Ancto
in e EDltda of the City Exchange St. Louis street
tween CartTes and oyal s;reets on TUESDAY, March 25
igEf at 10 ofcTnc " fGr occnint or said succeason-
TIIE SLAVE EANED BURTON Negro Man, aged about
TERMs@Gns lGtsi'6 On the ss's SPOT sa.''''''"'
f9, ,,n1o1-o, sberify n tha parfsI Of Orleans
ieA- i"t' ~ ~ " ~
-,--..<r,.rr,,,- M, r,t,- mo
DEr2IE:E CorR DE DISTRICT SLIGEsstnS ~ ~ 20 20
le u S9Ivelie.o orieafs 5joilS fAis.f'i.t. ~ 81
Inn EaItSJG dun crife sAe VGmte rGistm ~ ~ ~
Cour de District de L. dams aiaire Gldcssg
je ptoeelcra e MARDl 5 de mars i a i dahs "a
he "a b9hrse he me rue 9i ois, cne ceii1 ~ ~, 80
e. hoyae pour lie coInpte he Ia ai'e s'ceesaoi
LEsCLAVE nonme BURTON, negre age denTron . ans,
"pnar,enInt te,I Il dits succession ,,s,a,,o
f.22 mia Il q sb1rif de- IA Paroifse d'orlkans
---.
SECOND DISTRICT Cornr 1sU CCESSION, OF THE LATE
0 ! CHA ARLES LIMA RGUF; DgC'
New Orleans No s5g2
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience TO an Or
- der OF sale 1885, directed by
the honorable District New Orleans the
entitled matter will procred TO sell at public auction In
the Roundn Exchange ST. Louis street.
Chartes and Royal, ESDAY, March 25 1856, at IL
| o'clock NJ -,
THE SLAVE Girl. NAMED IAFILL,E, aged yeara,
| belonging said succession, ' e
| TERAS-Cash the spot
|
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22
sHERIFPs SALES.

D1srnrcr 1E. A. CANON VS.. CHARLES N. DEBERY-No.
COURT. a.
DY VIRTUE OF n writ OF GeTf facfas direct
ID ed the honorable the late District Court of The First
udciaI District OF State of Louisiana to john L. Lewis
late Sheriff. hy him transferred 10 James Freret late Sheriff
by him transferred to 81 Magny, late Sheriff. and by the lat
transferred will proceed sell at public auction,
in the Rotunda Of the City Exchange st. Ionis street. be-
Chartres and Royal Streets TUESDAY, March 2,
1855, at 12 o'clock NJ -
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF FOUR VACANT LOTS OF
GROUND situated IN Fauboug Monef this city desig
mated by the Nos. g. H. Il and 49, plan drawn BY Emile
Aou DfIemccaurt, surveyor and architect the 22i Jan
uay 1893 and deposited for reference in the Office of La
eose notary pbc said four lots having In American
the following dimensions viz Lot No. 30 feet inch and
Il Of line FROM orean street, the aaeasurcnen
the line, which separates Lot Nc. Of the
plan and 2o feet deep parallel Ines and Nos H. y and s
contiguous and said MORGAN
street by il0 feet inches deep, parallel fnes
forming the corner Of Ehire together
dependencies, without execution or reserve
Seized in the above suit.
t-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA,
... Feb. Is, 1856.
r5g- TIlis Rank VIII be closed on Friday, the
22d inst tWnhiurions Briday) Obligations maturing
that day should be paid on the day preceding.
The will for discount THURSDAY, and 0tcr
ings for that day should be made on WEDNESDAY.
fel91t GEO. a. FRERET, Cashier.
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Ye0ittu ot tit Sf(arhets.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEE. %.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEE. o.
COTTON demand moderate yesterday and prices
irregular mostly for buyers without any quota
bic decline The sales embraced about 650 bales. We still
quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
IHiov Inff5jo @ FFadins FdE Fair lo'%fl9. fM.
Coed Wlddlhls .9S4aio Good and Fine. ....-@-
TOBACCO. We heard of 10 hhds sold at 12ic 4 b.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
,o-- coton-bales; Tcbacco-hhds
Eessysa si"ss;; ~ iiSs,sss ~ 4Ss
's' ''''''' -w--1,lss,444 4,s5
Exported Ss,.1,; to aatS s'; ;s1s sIS l4tSl sS5
- 5000 III 49l
2a79ll 1859
SUGAR AND MOI.ASSES. Sugar was in some request
but at prices hds Moasses
rather lower and about 1880 bs sold at 3S
gallon for Good to Prime lots.
FLOUR Very dull and sales confined to 800 coo hhls Su
p,rire, part Tennessee, at 81 25G}S7 50 d Dbl.
The sales of Corn embraced about 5000 sacks of
which BIO White and Mixed mostly i'll cotton sacks, at 53c
1850 SEC and the residue III lot, 5sG55c e bue OF
Wheat 800 sacks Red sold at 81 Co. and Wednesday,
besides what reported 600 from 81 So bue
Oats, of 500 sacks St Louis sold 45c u buse
PROt1SIONS Pork firm, with sales of 100 bbls Clear
51 500 Mess unnsrected sl6 and 2io bls s4 25
Prime SIS 50 for N. o. and SIS 50 Dbl fer Tup OF
Bncon noticed only retail sales at o. for Ribbed Sides and
992c = ID for Shoulders. OF Dry Sated meats 900 $50 b.
mostly bulk, sold ri the reduced rates Of 6ic for Shou
ders and for lIans 5000 ID Shoulders in casks at Gle
about 80 05U b. also in casks at &c for Sides and Sc q ID for
Hams. Lard 50 bbls Poor No. taken a1c Il h.
SALT. About 20oo sacks Liverpool, Nree cargoe
disposed Of at rates which we did not learn.
BAGGING 10 bales India sold in lots at &c. cash.
anil time with interest.
HAY. Holders asking $40 z for Prime Western,
, with little offering.
COFFEE Sales 1850 bags Rio including 200 lie, 10 at
1+@lldc, soo at llt@l2c 2s5 III lc 100 at l2c and 800
| ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

A RNIOIcY RALL-NOW OPEN,
IN HANINGTON'S
Gel brated Imme
DIOR A MIC p 4 N % r Il ma
of the
e.. RUSSIAN WAR,
From the Commencement TO the Bombartment of
SEBASTOP0I,
AALAKoFF.
Amid the eafening explosions of the mines rolling of mukers
booming OF together with the lurd glare of the
burng city producing effect be for
gotten.
ps-Iloors open at ~, commencing at O'Clock.
E9-Adnlission, 50 cents. Children, 25 cents.
DAY EXHIBITION
On WEDNESDAYS end SATURDAYS, = o'clock for the
accommodation of Ladies and Children.
EJ-N performance on Sundays.
Esy-Seats can be secured from 10 to fe1S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22
UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA,
NnN lrlnuuS l1th EnhrnurN IS5G

B9PAt n Meeting of the Eoard, held the
l2th ins it unanimously
Resore That in view Of adding pemancncy to the value Of
this stock and Of granting increased facilities the growing
Of New Orleans, it is deemed cxprdcnt and the
favorable for increase in the Capital Stock of this Bank
in conformity with Eighth authorizing
the he giyen the Stockholders In obedience thereto
Notice is hereby given That the hooks will he opened the
Stockholders this day (wllo privileged for sixty days for
subscription to said increase Provisional Subscription List
is also opee 70 the public for said portion of said increase
be taken he waived by the Stockholders.
Stock taken and paid up will be entitled to the dividend
10 be declared in July next 10 be computed from the date Of
iel4 If GEO A. FRERET, Cashier.
HEADQUARTERS sT BRIGADE, IsT DIVISION, H. NJ,
New Orleans, February 1S 1856.
T7r Order No. 1.-The volunteer Companies
ai this sriae will purndc in full uniform on Lafayette Square,
FRIDAY, Feb q, 1876 O'Clock! NJ for til" purpose
Of celebrating the day in manner and conformity
with Division orders.
The Artillery will parade Infantry and be prepared 10 fire
the usual salues on Lafayette Square,
The commanding officers of the different corps charged
with the execution of this order.
Col Henry Fornp will detail guard from his
clear and guard the Square, admitting hut the military
O'Clock.
The Brigade line will be formed precisely past
O'Clock.
y order Of Brig. E. L. TRACY commanding the Isl:
Brigade
feG0 ROBERT ELLIS, Brigade Inspector.
rs Notice.--Fhcre Will be Il meeting, of the
American of Ward No for the Of tranSacting
business of Importance SATURDAY EVENING, 2td inst.
the Carrolor Depot, OF B.role and Perddo
| fe22
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

BANK New ORLEASs,
Feb. IL, 1H56
ng- This Bank viii be closed on Friday
the 22l (Wnsngt0n'S Hirihlny Paper lalhhE
that day will be payable THURSDAY the 2lst inst,
offerings for discount must he uadc the same day,
frhnrsday, 2st inst) 49, - ,-,,,- ,,,.
NJ, T.. GRAiSDN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

NEW ORLEANS CAEAL AND BANKING Co.,
New Orleans Feb. 10, 1856 5
tf5J~ This Bank viii be closed on Friday, tIne
which day notes intended for discount Saturday, the GA,
sllonl be deposited
frU SAMUEL. G. BELL, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

MADEMOIsELLE TERESA P P4RODI
Begs leave to announce that she will give her
l4TH AND LAST GRAND CONCERT .g
for the oens e es AAEIA FAgT! s s
p re
Of e in Paris and TEo Won
7aslaptf MauRIcE Director Conductor
sils E. a s P aa at oa ss &c
celebrated French EA E2l''si MARsELLA1sE, IaHR
Sung by Mile Teresa Paroi and that soulrrng American
>"'''''' THE sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER!
by Mile Teresa parod and Madume Anaia Patr 3akoseh
PROGRAMME. 4sa
l. The Grand Concert BY Weber performed far the
time in Ney Orleans by Ne straKos 5aoa z,
ths as Ssa sSsa
ss 5e e hs i'll s @
RonsH from Denise,; 81 son,1 sIRda di c'aHoann
SSs se @ a !
@ S1 s f sanaosa 6 y
sSss 6 : a is' S rs''''
The celebrated Ronfo Finale Cinderella " by Rossini
4ani S 5 att tls npS Ff1 s sE rs si5s
dedicated Continental Guards Of New Orleans a ey
jueno sfss by tndelo and tS sHE for
| Teresa PaTodi ard FINES Strnkosch.
Can my resign, Aria b. Rossini, sung by Mr. IT,
s. John anderson my fa7ere Scotch Ballad sung
| for the first time, by N'IneS Strakoseb. 4 "
g. "LA MARSEIII.AISE,'' sung by Mile Teresa pafod.
l. Fantasia National Airs, composed and performed by IL
FIFE STAR spANGIEp BANNER, sung BY Mns Tc
Parodi and Nine StraSosch. $5l55.ss
iss%5s HEMif @ s
ns5-Doors open at !. To commence at $. fe22 It
HORACE y. saIITI1,s AoIERICAN cIR-
n LII CUS.-H ~ Smith, Proprietor and Manager Monseur
4 Clement, Musical Director.
t IMMENSE SGGGEss-GlaEge of Programme constantly
Will perform EVERY EVENING, The of Baronne
1 and Pordras streets.
preparations Of Equestrian Performances the spIen
did Pavilion capable of containing persons when
Troupe of Riders Vaucs Eocaliss Tunblers Clowns
Comedians, Acrobats, and Dancers will appear.
of best Troupes New Orleans
prisne Smith, grand principal Rider:
W. Armstrong the celebrated twoorse Rider; Archer
the wonderful Globe Dancer and Rider; the celebrated G. Baty
the Gymnastic Performer and Rer Chas. Lewis, the
accomplished artist EGuirc Exercises; John Johnson
IIerculean Woner Carter daring Horseman;
the Wonderful Acrobat Brothers. the unryaled H. Gardner the
finest Clown i'll the world, and many other artists.
ADMlsSI0N-Dress Circle 50 Parquette, Is
cents.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON Grand Day Performance
will be for the especial accommodation of family parties,
when will be presented Doorsopen
forlntuce to commence al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

49, ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
A%SS 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees
-. 2OO0 Sicily Lemon Trees.
$500 Creole Orange Trees.
1900 Havana Orange Trees.
1900 Mespuls Japonica Trees
lO00 Malaga Lemon Trees.
1000 Genoa Citron Trees.
800 Mandarin Orange Trees.
:. Also
variety of all kinds Of Tropical Fruits md Pan-sueh as
Fig Bananas red and yellow fine GuavR Plants, Tamarinds
ETC. etc. -,
% The will be packed with the utmost care. Orders
sent 10 No 80 Camp street, 10
r. F. NICHOLS, Importer Of all kinds of Produce
nos en- from the Mediterranean.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

SECOND DISTRICT COURT SE CCESSIOS OF JEREMIAH
of New Orleans. BERRY.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
1S of this Estate and all other herein Interested,
slow within ten days from the notification if
nve why the presented by the estG-
cnarv Executor of this Estate should be onoogned and
approved and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court
A. DREUX
fcl3 Is o. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

DEUSlEME CouR DIsTRICr1 SUCCESSION DE
DE Ia observation-disclosures. : JEREMIAH BERRY
Wis est par lie present aonne aux cream
N Sisite succession ct
que celia pcut avor dtduire din ors da
de present publication les rason lcsuccs lie
presee par eNecutcur csanentare de la te succession
point appnuve homuoue les fonds mains
parts contorultment dit compte.
Par ordre dc In cour.
fel3 Is % A. DREUX, Depue Greffer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

E!F> Public School CclebratIou.-The Pupils
of The Public Schools Of the First District celebrate
versar Of the birthday Of the Father Of his Country by appro
PIRATE eclamations and National Airs 10 O'clock in LTCE
UNI HALL.
NJ. \. FourE, Esq, will deliver the Address.
III The public invited attend fe22
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22
= NINE AMALIA PATTI sTRAKosCH.
NJ. LOUIS IL e r.. 81
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.

MILE Teresa Parof1i and StraYzosch5s P0sa'
lively Last FaTeyEeH Concertin
---' - Ne1E Orleans. ~ - -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

NEW ORLEANS, WARRICk.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Creditors
of this Estate and TO all other persons herein interested 10
show within nys from the notification if any
they have why the account presented blythe curator Of
this should he omolognted and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court. ..-.....
A. DREUX,
cel2 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

EANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Feb. 30 1856. :
G7r.H'Iis Bank Will BIC closed on Erifiuy next,
tl 22i hest. Wasbnton's rl.d .day) Obligations maturing
day should be paid Oh the day preceding
fr2l Il. NJ. DAVIS, Cnsier.
SOUTHERN BANK, ;
New Orleans, February 49, 1856. s
r9T~ This Bank VIII be closed the ensuing
anniversary Of Wniugtons Birth day Obligations maturing
that day should be provided for THURSDAY the Dist
instant sHE
fr2U I'd JAMES J., WIBRAY, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

of New Orleans No. GQfS.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this all other persons herein interested to
show days present notification if
can why the presented by the testament
Executors the deceased should not be honooard and
approved funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court.
fe22 26 20 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

DEuxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE
DE Ia NouvEILE-ORLEASsS AIENASDRE WARR1Ck.
Wis est par le present donne AUX cream
N de In sste succession toutes nues personnes
que celia dayoir delue sous dix jours d-
Ia publication les rnisons pour lesuuees lie
copte prcsene par lie de In tc succession scrt
point apourG homoogue les fons entire muns rpnrtis
conorlnGment dit colnpte.
Par orirc de la
1922 A. DRECX Deputt Crefier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, NJ. nj. Cohen has petition ed
w the Court for Letters OF administration the estate
of the late Edward NJ Daley deceased, intcsate-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern, to show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
A. DREUX,
Fao1 Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-22

BIT- Particular Notice.---TIlc Ill III hcrs of tn
American Parypf the Second Representative District
QieSed 10 attend meeting important business the
Tar place Of meeting, EVENING, 2d inst
TG o'clock. fclg
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BALTIMORE.
nu. MILLS MEDICAL oPy.CE. Les.

uAW. WILLS, ME OIcAl OPFHCK, Leek In.
Ar,nary ore-Inaiutcd, A. D. 1879, No ~ SonA
Gay street, baltimore, near the Post OhceJ CUhE iNouh
Ell OR NO FEE REQu1RED.-Dr. Mills an exp perienced
Physician OF the Aopaihe school, be oode"'fa con-
suited In all oi private nature or disease
No Monsy Required Cure Is not Edd-A practical ex-
porencc Of 20 enables DIR NJ warrant cure IN
the shorteat possible time TO have 10 safely erected
This extensively celebrated for the enectual and
speedy nil Of Seerst Diseases established
city refuge from euaekery over 20 wears ago
Ugh R9pafa0H Of this Institution would render public
for the applicants here for
treatment ho hny lched Of their money maeaed by
the harasns flourish largely In the public prints and
with hom our city Ia overstocked.
Ricod BE- your Guard you would avoid injury pecu-
loss and disappointment see early meucnI ain where
profnons than he will honorably perform
Secondary and CAroaio GasThe uusl symptoms are sore
Throat liberation the Mouth Itching and Tenderness About
the otches Eruptons the skim DC Upon the
such cases Dr willing III. honor and reputation
TAs Triumph Of SHeo-fbe remedies OF Dr NJ IN restor-
strong manly repovaing the sptcred conu-
speedily all debility or Injury incurred from
certain habit unsurpassed by any dcovcr"h OF the
fz, . :.
Enbid Manhood May here Hnd certain restorative, and
from their realized the sweet fruon OF
hpa which, tho failure of Qnaekories In ther hitherto
nuiteaa search had become almost estlnguished -
ddsanfa1es Trfamni-No pol ionous eomPouhW OF mer
euty Noxious Drugs used In his praetice
10 perienee In The treatment o Femalc
Affections &c, qualities Ir M 10 anord
Ynriy Lsif and effect the dhcult cases Com
sacrody guarded and treatment marked with sk
aud dcicRcy.
fr Ms treat P,epnfipe This sovereign Remedy applca
either sex duly prepared by mall on 10
.op of s5 by eitng $40 prescription win be Included
Distant persons eured ut homo, by addressing Dh
MILLS, BALTIMORE Qetters post phu) me"icn"S so"' "
any direction, by mail or expresa
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Once Of ia. Co"smis-io"er Of lotscrtcs,}
BALTIMoRF, April ~, 1885.
A. nj Lot

OtHdN VOUIbtIsHbOhCF
BALTIMORE, Aprl ~, 1866 )
VuNaE uu.lrt siamcd, commissioner Of lotteries
ofhr State Of Maryland being In receipt daily of letters
from various portions of tho country making Inquiry as TO
Lottery with which the country Ia Hooded and which
pupoft ohn "dcdd by to drarnSs Of ha Mafyaad Conso
idatcd ior wkfs this method to annwcr n sreh letters
inquiry Inform tho public that oil Lohnries nrorS TO
b. doided he Maryland Drawings Frauds that
parties who style themselves Morris Co. aud pretend
Sole Agents for tho Grand Charter olte
es Cleveland Ohio lmposors nndHaid lottery fraud
having neither legal rnsunpive existence and that an
oihcr fictitious styod Mnrry Co. ryeland Ohio are
aao mpoato all lotteries which they profess to 10 man
agcrspr agents for ara nlao frauds ...s
RICHARD FRANCE, of this city, Ia the Contractor for
drawing the MARYLAND Lotteries The busincas la conducted
under the arm Of Il FRANCE CO. ns Mnagors aud they
have sole In the city of baltimore Thoe are how
forty licensed wonders for the Slate of Maryland
who derive license under him, through this Office 10 el tick
cts In the Maryland Lotteries. y. II. McPHAlL.
Commsaonar OF Lotteries for the sats OF Nd
mnY I2.d
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fuNO SHIPPERS OF TOBAGCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, Mp--1he undersigned, Forward,
Ing Merchants and Agents Of the Pennsyyana Kalrosd ~
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND sOUTii,WEsT,
aud from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
the large part Of the Tobacco go
West through baltimore they Halter themselves that they
aiyo satisfaction to shippera.
Freight nH low ms by any other line. .
the West solicited and punctuay
attended TO- MAaRAW d kOONS,
70 North street, Baltimore
Refer Ia Jacob ead Co. J. brandt ir, Baltimore H.
Dudley, W. r. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt q Preston, Miller a.
Crrnahaw, iynrhburgl Crenshaw &Co. Richmond
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