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0 General Depot and speeif
NeW0rlennB La.
vERMIFUGEs.
Winsr's Canadian, u
Swain's
Ferry's Dead Shot,
Jnynes'a Tonic,
Kerl's,
b. A. Fahneatock's,
McLano's.
| BAL5hMS &COUGHREMEDIEb
wiEtar'sBAlsRm oiWildC Cherry,
Hnating'n Nnpths,
Sherman's Bnlsam,
BuohAn' 70 Hungarian,
Dayis'e Wild Cherry and TArs
| Sch snek o pulmonic Syrup,
| New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew aEIpectornnts
Halls Balshm,
\ Bweyrn'nSyrup oIWild Cherry,
! Ayer'S Cherry pectoral,
TayIor's Balsam LiveIwors,
JGyns's Erpectorant.
acknowledgements.
Rogera'LivsrWort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Loudon's Indian do,
DR.. Roas'a do,
sARsApARILLk6.
Dr.John Bulls,
| S. P.Towassnd'E,
! 6andE'B,
oldJacobTownssnd's
Csfpenter'u,
| Wyncoop'a,
| s.Aksr'a,
l GraefenbeIg'a
! BriS.o!'s
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
| PLASTERe.
Well'sStrengtheuing
| Ewen'sStrengshsniug
Jew Dhyid'z OF Hebrew,
Bndeau's,
| Kuapp'G1ndian
| Alcotk'sPoroua,
| Grifllth'aAdheniye, 30
Holloway'aArniea
| LINIMENTs.
Mexican Muntang,
Fsrroll'GArabian
Bu.lsr'sNsYvsEni Bona,
| Huns's,
| Tobiar'avsn osian
Hows'sNervs and Bone,
| Kellingar's,
Gardeners,
| A. Bartine'sHoYs
MsEehsnt'sGsrGling,
Cherokee,
| -5-, Jayne'a
AGUEEEMEDIEB, ETC.
| Disqualification Cologogue,
Rowand'sTonie Ali1tlre..
| Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrituge,
| VeRitabltlFsbrifuke.
| LOZEE9EB.
| Sherman's Cough and Worm,
BYyan'aP ulmonic Waferg,
| Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
I HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Loyett's WahpOne or Hair Glosa
Bhrry'sTrteophsrous,
Lyons Eaiharion,
Boyls'a Hyperion Fluid,
phalon'n HairInvigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van DsuBen's Wahpene.
Loudon's Oriental HaiT Tonic,
Hanel'gEsu Luatrale,
oldridze's BALM ofColumbia,
Railways Circasginn Balm.
| PhNACEhS.
swsin's, Hopet't,
Cullsn'sIniiAn Vegetable,
Langlsy's Great Wsaterr,
| OINTMENT AND SALYES.
Dalley'sMagioal palnEKtractor,
Professor Eolloway's0intmont,
ifsAiiistoY's Ail-Hesling,
Brooks's Dingics alvs, PTyor'sPil,
| Gray'a, Hasrison'n Specific,
Trask'saIaanetie, Judkin's,
| Louden'aAll-Henling Russia,
| OILS.
RuHhtou'bCoi Liver Oil,
McNsir'nAcoussie ,Searpa'a do,
british, Earlaem. I'd
BITTER5.
| MoEat'E Phoenix. Binks'ahromatit
| WOLFE'5 AROMATIC
| Ely Druggists and Merchants, I
contained in the above catalogue
calling or sending their orders az
extensive assortment OF GEHUl
United States, and al the iouestl
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
CITY of New Orleans, Jan,y 8. 1859.

7'i COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
+. b." .. City OF New Orleans, Jan'y 8, 1853.
.r.. ...... |...-., No 25l9
Resolred, That the Compr oer be and is hereby in
structed 10 sell after endays notice in the official jour
nal the contract for furnishing the materials and run
ming the draining machines of the 4h section, LIST and
4h Districts, as per specifications file i'll the Sur
veyors office, for the year from the date of
approval of The adjudication by the Common Council,
" n ri [Signedl i4s y. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl J. J. LUGENBUHL,
President of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December %, 1855.
d24 [signsdl JNO. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
H. Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, 14th
inst, will adjudicae at my office, at u o'clock, NJ,
the above contract ~ @..rs.
ja3td o. DEBU9S, Comptroller.
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
=@ City of New Orleans, January Sh, 1856
No. 1884
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller resell after five days
notice in the official Journal the contract for repairing
the paved of the third section for The term OF
year from the approval of the adjudication by the
Common Council.
ISigned E. L. TRACY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Tsignedl J, j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December 81, 1865.
jail ISIgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY. the 14th
January will adudica,e at my office, at - O'Clock
NJ, the above collection.
jas5t o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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wv ANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETECIER,
4. sl..o In

Published aemi-nouthy at Montgomery, Ala,
AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AD-
!ype aud appearance Unl:ed States
List essential Bank, Counting
uuite advancing
permit Northern Dstscors to uc
money matters they wish while are qussy fol
The wofE will BE- carefully publication and all
viii be made reliable guide the Banker and
Hotel propror Brsksru Aucoasers Commission sschan
their and business widely circulated
Special advertising by tho for sottsf may
known by Supplying any my agents. or ~ he once In Asaa
Georgia. ,... ,...
Specimen numbers will be sent application by letter. frea Of
Ali intended for the Detactor
"swsn's BankNo.s L" Atlanta Georgia
JAurs RoHERrsos General gent.
fSubscp.ona received b. CHAs. T. HOWARD Agent for
Nav Orleans. louisiana EetH on
nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
der At Of she Legislature, on 18Th March, 1855.
The Office Of this a9:i.u.on will be opsn for 'h o.
Saturday evenings from tos O'Clock.
Ill The iunds Is Strictly limited by tho act of pcor
Grafton 70 United sstes of.h Stats
ohe ci:yotNew Orleans exceeding 80
pledge OF The Incorporated Banksn New
pS Ppa s5s p the
| bs distributed semi. nqally among the Dsposors
! coys any pay ssuolupleas whatever.
io
PTRUsTEES.
n s4as s5 d ksgy E5a sa v9ss
'h0'' a. N''''' v. \. MEReER, Pssndsnt
y ii. ES SSS$55$E' v'ss p,,,soa.D
n Bcopisp Of the Act Of Incorporation aud bylaws OBJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

WINTER
A5hh OPENING OF RICH MILLINERY. Asa
HS,5SS MRS. PECK Cate Jetfers,) SND
EIASs Corner Of Camp and Jul,a streets, go
NpEGS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM HER
Ladies that she has Ia received
large invoice OF FRENCH GAPS, CL0AkS hNTtLLAS
which open TUESDAY, November 6th 1855, and solc
their attention them before purchasing elaewhsre
A large of DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIB
BoNs, FLOWERS Wells, GLOVES, all of which will be sold
low prices
anteo may depend every WILDE paid Fashion,
alta and Styla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12
VINCENT, CONFECTIONERY

VINCENT, CONFECTIONERY,
Corner of Canal and Carondelet streets,
NH7 ILL on the 10Th of November, open his
Saloon for the purpoae Offering LUNCH the Ladies
OF Boned TurEeya Daubes Oyster Soup Fried
Oyssrs, Jallies, Coffee Chocolate, Ice Cream etc.
Terms-Ten diHh.
Table IL o'clock A. NJ to o'clock b. He svai him
the public that having engaged
OF the French cooks h. will attend all dinners PARTIES msa
weddings, etc, nol5 Sun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

n NORTH CULLUM, Attorney at LAW,
all Professional business in ST. Landry aud
Avoyoss may bis Once at opELoU
SAS, LA. a..
RErERzMeuaChas NJ Waterman, hard wse terch4ntc Oil
Miller commission msrenn Chas B; Singleton
attorney st law Nixon. Adams Co.. Crescent 0 NJ orlehns'
w9s
GTEAM BATTERY AND CLARIFIER FOR
~ SALE-no Copper Battery feet in diameter by two and
with so copper worms Of inch pipe -Four
pipe the vAlvs oockan good ORDER Also
Battery new approved construction and
sufficient capacity making hogheads for sale
libora terms
myl4K s. H. GILMAN, 81 Nn.che.st.
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Total amt. warranted forunder The or
dinanees and resolutions of The va

The following warrants were issued under ordinnn-
s and resolutions since odation but not provided
EoE under The authorities cited in Comptroerg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

vETAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the cd
wv inst, the mulatto boy JOHN; Is feet inches
high is cross,eyed on the left is about 20 years old
Says he belongs to DR.. VIM. Harper, iVng IN Natchez
Msssippi The owner requested to call and claim said
slave according to law. Il. fLANChahp,
dec27 l5t Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

WA AS brought to the City Police Jail, the 18th
wv inst the muletto JOSEPH, is ) feet inches
hch has cut on the left shoulder is 10 years old Says
he belongs Mr. Ramsey. raftsman, Black River,
0uRehita.
The owner requested to call and claim said slave
cording to law. +: PAANCHAhD,
dec2I 15t Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

oeer-issues on the .fololcing lsar'ants.
5Ss4 Statesman, for advertising cleo
lion nonce--resol uuon l4o.., az W
:34a nj. Hogan. for fitting up polls- ~
rs. resolution 64........;:,..... t5[s . w
$50 Jno onness, Chief Police e1-
N nenses--resolulion2 86. 1850. 15 5o w.
asS II Sanlei, for opening Enpho-
gI.t f sihe stieet-' s ~ -. ast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

balance. uncollec,ed. .........,,.. s1s4, 2as 50
serou which deduct bills yet unaecounied
.or Y 'ne nat.ts 147452 So
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This Is he amour, for which authorities for issuing
warrants does not appear under ordinances OF sesoo
sans as referred 10 in Gomptrollers report for 1859
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

The cfTrueeshave declared dividend twenty cent
ofhs ending March l7h for
scrip certificates will DO Issued Rr the first day June
next.
Company continue insure asnat the era Of the and
of
Office. southeast Of Camp aud hatcher
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President.
H. P. IANVIEE, Secretary.
New Orleans, March "a, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

NEW YORK AND HAVANA EXPRESS q BowBA
lN LIFR co. will forward a express regularly by
ste,mes cn New York to Hsyana First express win leave
CITY taking freight small parcels tckaqes ana eters for
~ parts q the Island Of Cuba. Appty VILLA FARGO
A CO., a. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
IA SHAKSPERIAN COMPANY,
under the direction of Mr.. HACKETT,
TUESDAY, sEPT.9

Shaksperes comedy. in five entitled
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR OR. FAISTAFF
OUTWITTED BY WOMEN,
wherein the immortal bard has conrved combine the high
est diversion with the most saluary moral lesson and shown
how couple Of merry yet honest wives met the mpudent
advances OF vain old coxcomb and by innocent and
live coquery misled him to be nearly socated in buck
Disguise and eventually exposed to the laughter and rdcue
Of all observers.
Sir John Falsts the knight. Mr. Hackett
Francis Ford, the jealous husband Mr. Waack
George Page, the confident husband Mr. Haviand
Naius the rench doctor Mr. henry Farren
Sir Hugh Evans, the WEIGH priest Mr. j. b. Fuller
shallow, the country justice Mr.: W. H. Bland
slender MS COUSIN MT IT, holiand
HOST OF ne Gartef Inn Mr. Wemyss
who win introduce from shaksperes sonnets the song
Where the bee sucks, and also the duet with Mrs Mae
MIS- rage MIS- Maeder
Mrs Quickly housekeeper Dr. Caius. Mrs Mclean
ADnssIoN:-
botes anu rarqucte % CENTS
secured 70 cents extra
Private boxes, (proscenum).
Private boxes balcony according TO capacity.
Doors open at 7; performances commence at IA
Seats may be secured the Academy, Hall Sons
TNRANKLIN MUSEUM, III GRAND STREET, ONE
IL door from Broadway-Two performances given
daily, commencing at in the afternoon, and In the
ing. Madame Warton's troupe OF Model Artses twenty
In number-the only troupe In the United Staiesap
pear at each performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

DRTvATn CoNsUrrArroN-DR. WATSON Pas
for ous series Of confined ne sfesecu
OF certain csas which he has treated not lee AAn
twenty thousand without instance of ALLURE. The
remedies mild sd there no interruption busineN or
change OF diet Or atendance nom
the morning night hs ccusuItne rooms and
sdence IS Wslker street, few door west q broe6wrv
WILLIAM wATNOW ri ii
Formerly surgeon 70 he Lea Hoevual
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD.-YRox NAY ~ NJ.
III The trains win leave Chamber station 40 oovvr
Express, A. NJ and r NJ: mall, A. n; through waV
train II NJ; emigrnnt r. n for Poughkeepse A. n al
p. NJ; for Sing Sing 1870 A. n and as r II his ras
p. NJ; for feeksfih 4 and S 50 p n The PouchSsspsx
Sing Sing and Peekskl trains ct the Pa
taken CbAmbers Canal Christopher IRA
strsets Trains for New York leave Troy and 10 =
and 40 r. ~ and East Albany al g. $50 rs A. n.
and r. n. A. y. SMITH. Superintendent
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-oN AVID Az
IN ter Thursday. August l3aS and further notes.
trains VIII leave pier foot Of Duane fo
lows
Bunalo Exprees ats A. NJ for RufrAs
Bunk i-k Express at A. NJ, for punkirk
Mail at Si5 A, M for nunkrk and Buffalo lrfeYme-
date sations Passengers by this train win remain rsh
81 Oweko and proceed the morning.
Chicago Express nj I 2, NJ, for Dunkirk
Rockland Passenger, At3SP M Urpm MOI OF ChAmbesv
street, Piemont surerns Intermediate .tatIous
Way Pawenger, A. 4P ~, for hewturg aud hiddlesown.
and intermediate stations.
Night Express 81 r, NJ for Dunkirx and gusap
Enigrant nj T. n for Dnnklrk and Buffalo,
date stauona
The above daily. sundays eIcepted
These express trains nknhA
rsndsigua ard Niagara Fas railrnsc for Fap
Bng hamon with the syracuse and Bins harnon
Syracuse nj Corning with Buffalo, Corning aud iosh
railroad for Rochester a Great Bend With Delaware
and Western railroad, ior Scranton, bufalo
Dunkrk with the Lake shor, railroad Cleye.ALa 0~,-
rsu, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, ac
d. q Nee ALUM General sara.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1855.
AMUSEM ENTs.


REoUGHAMs boWERY THEATRE
- Treasurer ...,.,.......,'.'. Mr. Thos y Murphy
Superintendent Of Box ONCE Mr. s. l. Miles
RACES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Orchestra Seats: 5o cents.
Boxes % cents Pit and Gallery las cents
Alteration Of time. Doors open at i 10 commence at TX.
,,-, MORE NOVELTY
MARBLE HEARTS,
aoaed AMI arranged especially for this theatre by Mr.
bolsAa wlthAe" scenery, new costumes and stage ap
ALL THE STAR COMPANY
BALLET PANToMIME,
Po-CA-HoN-TAs
MONDAY evening, September 1856 the performances
will commence with version OF Les Files de Marbre
which will be produced with every attention TO propriety OF
MARBLE HEARTS,
In four acts and prologue.
New scenery Messrs Hyilyard cupert and Maeder
Machinery Machinery '' w. = W w ns%.
in he Prologue Mun ss
TIE sculProas DREAM.
Phidas the sculptor. Mr. j. E. Macdonough
Gorgias, aweal,hy Athenian. Mr. Whiting
Diogenes the Gynic Mr. Broagham
Phocion Mr. James Dunn suabon Mr.; Duncan
Mile ryne s asnsss
Ahenians, &c., nc.
Characters in the Drama. Time-A. D. 1856.
Ferdinand, a journalist and proprietor of the Magic
- Lantern. Mr. Brongham
Lord Merton = Mr. Randall De Courcay. MIR n Baker
Mademosele Marco. The Marble Fanny Morant
Mariette '''. Hearts Mrs j r. Scot
Marie, orphan Miss Kate Reignolds
Scenery &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

4 THEN Fun e5a BROADWAY, BELOW BOND ST.
N Mordav evening, sept and every evening during
week ana "Wednesday and saturday Afternoons Grand
Infant Dramatic Season. by full
v,niie corps actors and actresses singers and dancers
Who iii ar pear rapid succession IN farce comedy ysnd
vile and drama. The dramatic children viii perform his
week Inc comedy, entitled the JEALOUS HrssAND or
TTlE pECFlvER DECEIVED. A Grand BALLET and Mus,c~i
nver seuent inerspeged with Aegorica Tsblcaux on the
est Ell, euve subjects, Tickets, 70 ses,s = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

N1Ew YORK AND nARLrM RAIiROAD-NCrfCR-
IN Fare to Albany. 81 80. Saratoga &. e.
The express uains between New York ard Absry vii @
their regular ups ~ follows
SEQ A. NJ express train viii leave New Yort Friday,
the 9Th inst
sIOA ~ mail nain running regular.
SD express train VIII leave New York for albany
Thursday. the fHh inst
Returning leave Albany
s.WA. N. express train. Friday, the 10Th ma
DIS A MI msil train running regular.
s&P. NJ express THURSDAY, the 1sth insA
The road . rel aired aud in good order.
wh J. CAMPBELL, supcrinteraeug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

DICeRD's PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMPORTANT
IL class of diseases, &C DIR. &. II. Hammond pnpiI n
RECORD, e Paris prs Carncchan and Mott u this ery =
be consulted conhdcnaly tn this speciality his rooms
broadway, opposite the 81 Nicholas Treatment also ~
ter. Consultations In Englis or French.
G.. u. HAMMOND N ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

CuNDAy MORNING BOAT FOR NyACK AND HAysR.
- straw landing a. s6lh street Yonkers, Hasngs Dobbs,
Ferry, Tarrytown Nyack, Sing Sing
avorie steamer Thomas r. Huse will New York from
pier foot Of Jay street sunday morning at A. land
ing at Amos street each way Returning. leave New York
from pier foot Of jay street at r. NJ landing at Yonkrs
Hastings, Dobhs' Ferry, 1sTytown Haversraw F.r
further particulars inquire Of l. LEWIS 10 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-FrRsr CLASS BROWN STONE
house. splcnddly furnished with without whole or pa
possession Immediately location y
East Eighteenth street. elegant complete, comfortable and
stylish residence; eenfrom to4 Applyto u. VOORHEES,
PA Hro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EEANDSO NE HOUSEHOLD AND ito
II II AT A uetiop.-Dn NnNDAN

III
en- Furniture at Auetion,-0n MONDAY
September list, shall sell at No. i2S F, between
9Th and 7th streets, at 10 O'Clock a. m an excel
lent assortment of Furniture, viz:
Fine plush velvet covered Sofa
Do walnut and mahogany maible-top Dressing
Bureaus
Do marble top Washstands and Centre Tables
Do mahogany and walnu' French Bedsteads,
with Spring Mattresses
Do walnut Whatnot, rocking and stuffed seat
Chairs
Do walnut Hat Tree Bookcase, extension, din
ing, and other Tables
Do mantle Vases, China, Glass, and CrOckcgy
Ware among which Is one fine gold band
Tea and Cote Set, livery handled Knives
silver plated Castor, Tea and Coffee Set, and
Waiter.
Do BrocatelIe and Lace Window Curtains snd
Ornaments
DO feather Beds, Bedding, hair and other Mat
tresSes
Do Tapestry, threc-ply, ingram, and stair Car.
pets and Rugs
Oilcloth and Mating, Refrigerator
Maple cane Chairs and spring Lounge
Bath Tub and good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem I'M
necessary 10 enumeTate.
Terms: All sums under S25 cash over SIS, a
credit OF 60 and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest.
The house is also for rent, wei fitted up with
gas, cooking range furnace to heat the house, and
cistern in the yard.
Inquire Of the subscriber. A. GREEN,
all 26-d AuctiouceF.
iVWiiI lie added to the above sale q
superior rosewood seven octave Piano, Of fine tone
and finish [au2s A. GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28
Kansas Affairs,

ST. Louis, Aug. 27.-Adyices from the bor-
der counties state that 2 500 men will enter
Kansas on the 22d. Four hundred of Lanes
men werc stationed on the north side of Kan.
sas river, for the purpose Of intercepting the
troops going to the relief Of Lecompton. A
large body Of troops, and General Richardson
with large body Of territorial militia, had
gone to the northwestern part Of the Territory
to cut off Gen. Lanes retreat
The mail carrier from Lecompton reports
| that Col. Titus was at Lawrence suffering
| badly from the wounds he received in the late
attack on his house. He is not expected ID
| live.
Shocking excuses have been committed OF
FREQ State settlers near Leaveuworth
Governor Price, who had been in the dis
turbed districts, hurried home in expectation
of dispatches from tho President authorizing
him TO order out the militia, in which event
he will take the field in person. Five hun
dred men are under arms at Lexington, Mo.
Gen. Smith declines any interference with tho
MiSsourians so long as they confne their op-
perations to Lanes forces.
CHICAGO, August 27.-Reliable intelligence
from Leavenworth has been received that a
company of eighteen Missourians attacked
fuckers Mission, twenty miles from Kansas,
and commanded those there to deliver up their
horses and leave the Territory. The demand
| was refused, and the MissOurisns were not
strong enough to execute it.
Mr.. e. Hips, formerly Of Kentucky, was
| shot and scalped, Eve miles from Leavenworth
on Wednesday by the Missourians, and left for
dead.
Companies Of Missourians were crossing the
river at Leavenworth on Friday aud Saturday
last. They were also concentrating at West
port, Kansas city.
No demonstration had been made against
Lawrence up to the latest dates
Quaker city, near Westport, was sacked by
GeOrgians on Friday. The inhabitants c.
caDed.
Gov. Shannon made a treaty a. Lawrence,
exchanging prisoners, and returning the can
non captured at the sack Of Lawrence la q
May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28
Excursion to the Great Falls.

THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFUL LILY
L informed that the second Grand tS4S-ETIEik
Military and Civic Excursion ofsssssEzEs-ssE<3
the WASHINGTON HIGH LANDEKS will be
given to the above place on TUESDAY next, the
I'd Of September, 1856.
The Committee OF Arrangements pledge them
selves 10 spare no pains to make this Excursion
one Of the most agreeable OF the season, and
insure satisfaction TO all those who may honor
them with their company.
The Boat will leave Ritters WEarf, George
town, at SX O'Clock a. m. returning at a seasonal
BILE hour in the evening.
An experienced Caterer has been secured, who
will furnish meals at lowest city prices and no ex-
ira charge.
Esputa's Celebrated Brass and Cotilion Band
has been engaged for the occasion, and double
relay Of Horses guaranteed by the proprietors Of
the Boat.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR to be had OF the
COMMITTEE and Members Of the Company.
Committee IF Arrangements.
Capt Watt, Lieut. Campbell,
Lieut Balm, Lieut. Reynolds,
MI Lacey, Mr. w Flood.
all 20 D, 39,SCpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28
THE LAKES!
+ A N Y B A z A A r !.

sol PonaSy!UdntG dreaue.
(NOLD, SILVER, PEARL, IVORY, PARI-
NJ Marble, Tortoise : hell, Papier Mache,
Rosewood, Leather, Morocco, China, Biscuit,
Porcelain, hlablsteT, bohemian Glass, Ebony,
Steel, Berlin Iron, end evcry kind Of aRcy Goods
may DC had at
THE LAKES.
They have also
The most choice American, French ard German
Pc fumery and Cosmetics
English Cutlery, Mathematical instruments
Drawing Materials ard Stationery, and
Combs and Brushes OF every desCri ptIDn.
Would you make present, adoTn your person,
or embcilish 'our home! Consult economy and
taste, and call dt
2u 6-tf THE LAKES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28
New York Markets.

New YORK, Aug. 2s.-Flour is buoyant
sales of $500 bills; good State So 30; super
fine Ohio SO SIS; standard Southern 81 80
Wheat is three cents better; sales of 81, 900
bushels; Western red 81 So; Southern white
81 65!; Illinois white 81 .62t. Corn is impro-
wing; tales of $4,000 bushels Southern mixed
&c.
Pork his advanced sales of 800 bbls, mes
Sl9 50aSl9 IS Beef is steady; sales of $50
bbls; repacked mess $40 50asll Lard is un-
changed; sales Of $50 bbls at l3tc.
Whisky is higher; sales of 800 bbls; Ohio &c
81 cents.