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500 REWARD.

- ANAWAN from the subscriber nn the : Isl dtv of
IL July instant, a NEGRO IAN ny the rinm,, oi
JAMES HENRY. lormer!y hclonaIng To George 4
Dennis. aged about ihrv- -four years. and Is five feet
SIX or seven ln'h"a III height dlrh chestnut complex.
loi, coiniruanrc iIt very pheasant, aud high check
bone.
| viii give SD ii taken in S9mersel count and
SlOO n k"h nni of II, aud $500 il taken out OF he
State "t Alarylani and GciI>er,d IN Princess Auie
jail, 50 that | can gel hIIn Il s;uu.
WILLIAM COL9OURNE of Isaac.
AnnamessIx Juy 80. Sju--Ji
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S VIM FUND
Cntled Ht"teS Insurance, Annuity d. Trust Ca
>. +. corner Third and Chestnut St. Phi!aJeiulia
Capital, S2JO,OOO.


MONEY is received on deposit daily. The amoun,
4'A deposited Is entered Depcsit Rn,k aud
given 10 the DeP"sltor, or, If preferred certificate
will be given.
A" sums large and small, are received, and the
amount paid back on demand without notice
Interest is paid at the rate of Five per cent com
mencng from the day of deposit aud caasrnc fourteen
DAY previous to The withdrawal of the money.
On The hrst day OF January, in each year the inter-
est OF each deposit is paid to The Deposition or added 10
the principal, as he may prefer
The Company have now upwards Of $500 deposit
ors IN the Guy OF Philadelphia al,ne.
Amy additional information will be given bv nd.
dressing the Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
stephen X. Crawlnrd, Pres /, William NJ Goodwin.
Llwrehco Johnson. Wee Prcs't Paul g. Goddard
Ambrose w. Thompson, George McIIeurv.
Benjann W. Tlngley, James Devereux.
Jacob l.. F0rance. Cusiayus Eu,rlish
Secretary and Treasurer . PLJNY FISK
Teller and Interpreter, j. C. Oehlsch lager.
Sepl2, Sly
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A VA LU BILE FARM
FOR SALE


THE undersigned having concluded 70 re-
move to the West, will sell his Farm, within
two miles of Chestertown, on the main road to
Worton, containing 800 ACRES, about 60
s5SgSs Acres OF which are in Wood and Timber
s3S-chesnut, white oak, ash, &c.
- Ihe farm is under good fencing. prin-
clpaily chesnut-lt is divided into four fields of
OU, ID, az and 50 acres-the Land lies sniff
ciently rolling to drain. The fields are all wa
tered oy an unfallIng and abundant stream
Elght or ten acres of fine Meadow NAV be
made The Farm is one of the finest for stock.
and grows grasses finely. The location is an
eligible one, for good neighborhood. Churches
schools, post office, &c.
The soil Is good for wheat and corn-has
been lined with quick lime, which acts we'll
and is now in fine heart and produces fine crops
Of grain.
aSS4s The Buildings are Of frame-a new
AHiM Granary, 36 by "A, of the best materials
-.ls-G-new stabling for II horses-new car
rage house. The dwelling, one story frame.
Inc situation Is remarkable for health-my
Physlclan's bill, for large family of white and
colored, not averaging over Sl5 per annum for
he last l3 yeais. The drinking water is good.
Should the property not be sold at private
sale by TUESDAY, the 23d day of SEPTEM-
BER next, 1t will be offered at public sale on
that day,at the tavern porch of John Mcdaniel.
Esq, IN Chcstcrtown, at ii o'clock, a. m.
Possession will be given on the first dav of
January next. The purchaser will! have the
privilege Of seeding wheat, or the subscriber
Will sow 1t at the option of the purchaser.--
The property Is unincumbered and title indi.-
Putable. Address the subscriber or his agent,
Geors Vckers, Esq, Chestertown, Kent coun-
ty, Md. JOHN r. GRAY
heht county, July ~, 'oG. jy30-ls
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
:. q. MERsHON,. Merchant, says:

u u. hERSHONg Merchant, says:
SIMPsONvILLE, Shelby county, Ky,
March 30, 1855.
"The German Bitters give general satsfac-
tlon, and herewith hand you certificate of Mr..
Morton Berkeley, respectable farmer of this
county,"
SIMPsONvnLE, KY, March 30, 1S55-Dear
Sir wonld inform you that have been al.
fiicted for several years with Dyspepsia, in a
very aggravated torIu, for which used Sarsa-
parIlla and various other remedies, without OBJ
t1nm G any relief. From the various testimo-
mails in tavor OF HOOfand's German Bitters,
was IL du ed TO try them, and | now state with
pleasure That through their use am enjoying
better health than have done for years past,
and cheeriully recommend the Bltters to all
Affected with that terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours,
MORTON BERKLEY.
TO DIR. G.. Jackson.
See advertisement.
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AuCTIONEERgNC.

The undersigned respectfully announces to
the citizens of Smyrna, that he will, at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms, do all kinds of Auctioneering that may
be desired. Having had considerable expert
ence in the business, he is confident of giving
satisfaction. THOMAS RASH.
April 0, 1856
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EfEG EzG HHE
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has cOmmenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS aud FREIGHT Ofall kinds.
He will also run his Wagons to and from Smyr-
ma I.aHdmg, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight brought by the Vessels Bricks,
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
o. Letters and small packages contidcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. leo.
feb l3-tf
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MILK! MILK

TIE undersigned would inform the citizens
OF smyrna, that he can furnish them with New
MI l'h, Just from the pail, early every morning,
at " EIlason's Corncr" Main and Commerce
Str'et. u. E.. pALMATOES
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TO THE PUBLIC.

fHllE genuine IINlMENr tor the e. u RE Of
RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS. STRAINS and
FROSTED FEEF. prepared hy the subscriber, can
he found at the old, established and cheap Family
Drug Store of DAVID LOCKWOOD who Is the sole
agent for The sale OF 1t in Smyrna
ap23n WILLIAM H. START
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A CAMPAIGN PAPER.
THE DOLLAR EXPRESS.

10 meet the constantly increasing dema nd
for paper, which during the Presidential Cam
paign will keep fully informed upon the points
to be discussed in the Presidential canvass, the
proprietors of the "Ncw York Express" pub
llsh campaign paper, at price so low as to
place it in the hands of every man who desires
cheap paper
Terms BY THE MONrn-CLUBs.
Twenty copies for $l.j0
Thirty q" l.75
Fifty " or over,- 300
And free copy to the getter up of the club
All sent to one address.
A single copy to an address, Fifty Cents for
SIX months; or One Dollar per annum.
All letters should be addressed to j. g. f,
BROoKs, corner of Wall and Nassau streets
New York city.
The Daily Express is published at 81 per year.
The Semi-Weekly Express at
The Double Sheet Weekly at 2
Specimen copies sent to any address free OF
charge.
~ Paper sent for a single month on the
above terms, and in the same proportion for
any length Of time.
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10 Mr.. EDWARD S. MORRIS, Phila., Pa.
3 Bottles made Is cures.

Stanton, Del, Jan. l, 1856.
E. s. Norris IL have sold the two dozen OF
your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mixture left
by your agent. | believe it is the best medi-
cine possible for the cure of chils and fever.
Twelve in one family were cured by two bot
ties, and six in another by one bottle.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
ETThe following is from the Auditor of the
State of Delaware:
Glasgow, Sept 6, 1855.
E S. MorriS-Dear Sir We are selling the
Mixture daily, and find it to give general salts
faction. believe it to be the best medicine in
existence for the cure of chils and fever. |
have disposed of number of bottles, and have
not known it TO fail.
Yours, very respectfully, w. T. ALRIcHs.
Head Of SaSSGfras, Kent CO., Nd,
January 20, 1886.
Mr. E. s. 11OrriS-Dear sir: Since your
valuable Fever and Ague Mixture has been in
troduced here, it has given entire satisfaction
TO every one who has been fortunate enough to
know of it. will further mention, to confirm
ats great curative powers, that sold two bot
lies of It to one family consisting of three or
tour persons, who were suffering with the chills.
After some months had elapsed, one of the per-
sons cured came and asked Inc to take back one
OF the bottles, saying that the other bottle had
done the whole work, and actually cured them
all. Upon inquiry learn that up to this day
they are all well, having had no return of the
chills since. What can medicine do more.
Respectfully, yours, &c, JAMES l.. Pryor.
ChriStiana, Del, March l, 1856.
E. S. MOrriS-Dear sir: | have sold five
dozen OF your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mix
ture, aud do not hesitate TO say that it is GER
tain and etfectual cure for chills and fever. In
several instances three persons were cured by
oae bottle. Yours, respectfully,
A. CANNON.
NeW Castle, DEL, Jan. %, 1856.
Mr.. Ed1Grd s. MOrriS-Sir: We have taken
and known to be used with great success, Pas
chalPs Fever and Ague Mixture prepared by
You. Yours, very respectfully.
JANvIER u PENNINGToN
For sale 10y the sole Proprietor aud Manutac- |
turcr, EDWARD S. NORRIS,
2>56 Arch ST., Philadelphia |
By Druggists and country merchants gene |
rally, and ia Smyrna by Wa, Temple and John
II. Bewley, and by Cerrtc & Glanden, Duck
Creek.
For fur,her iaformasion respecting this valu-
able med";i"e, see advertisement in another |
coluan.
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BOOK BIRDING.

DAKTICTLAR attention vii he paId Ia Binding
Libraries tpuhIIc and privaIe), Law I}noks, Music,
Periodicals, Magazines Pamphlets, Catalogues, &C.,
in large or small quantities.
n. B-Old Books rebound with the greatest care
Give me call AT No ~ $. IUIRD STREE II
(3d slory) opposite the Exchange, Pmladclpha.
WIN. e.. WHEELER
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New and Spacious Stnr

=, 4NoW ana spacious Store,
NO, 20 Chestnut ST., 4th door aboue Tenth
hE now prepared TO offer large and elIseIac,oJ
STOCK ol the following fresh and Desirable goods,
prIncIpalIy OF their own importation, or bought ~,
auction. which they are able sell at the imporer'
prices and To which they cordially invite The attention
of Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers, and families
generally.
Buff, Green and Venitian Window Shading
Barnsley and Irish Linen Sheeting "a, 81 81
lO4, ll-4, l2.4 wide. -
Bolster and Pillow Linens Of several choice bleach
ers. and all widths from 80 TO 81 inches
Red Blankets Of all sizes and qualities.
Crib and Cradle BlanketL
Red Quilts Of the following varieties viz Mar.
settles. Welting, Knotted, Register Ahambra Alien
dale and Lancaster, of all the desirable sizes
Bureau Covers, Table Covers Window Curtain
Muslin, Towels and TOwellng Of every ynrielv. Da.
mask Table Cloths and Napkins Shirtng Linens and
Muslin; Cambria lIandkerchieis. Embroideres FIo-
siery, etc. BrOeaiel. Damasks, MOreens Embroidered
Lace and Muslin Curtains; Gilt Cornices Bands
GImps, Cord etc.
SHEPPARD y VAN HARLINGEN
Importers aud Dealers IN Linen and
House Furnishing Goods,
No. 21S Chestnut ST., above Tenth, Philadelphia
ap3O.6m
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FRAME STuEE. viz:

White Oak, Yellow Pine, lIemlock, Gum Pop
lar, &C., &c. lIemlock Joist, Rattcrs aud
Studs, OF all sizes and lengths. White Pine
Plank and Boards of all qualities and lengths,
well seasoned and in fine order. White Pine
Siding, Yellow and White pmc Fl!nrin.., Hem
lock Plank and Boards of the best quality and
make, for Barn floors. y very snpcrlnr aud
well assorted lot of Fence Board, inch and
quarter thick, aud sixteen feet long. A larrc
assortment of Shingles from the best makers
and at the lowest prices. Pointed and plain
Plckets of different lengths. with rails to suit.
Shlnglmg and Plasterlng lAth. Sash of all
sizes; and, in fact, everything kept in "A I.um.
ber Yard, to which he invites the attention OF
all intendingto build or wishing even but few
feet, as he Is determined TO .cnlnpcnsalc them
for their trouble by selling at the lowest prices
and on accommodating terms.
JAMES f.. BLACK.
July =, lS16 Pun
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kaoIin Washing Soan.

NdUIIh W aShng Soap.
INllE subscriber, encouraged by the prcni demand
lor 'hS article has Increased his mean oi mann.
iarture. and III placed his prices 50 low as IN inc
within the lneans OF all. The Soap is compounded
entirely OF lye aud laow. and therefore Is vastly s
perlor 10 Olcimp, Chemical, Olive and other San.
ur'ue ol on II is warranted To contain no acid and
40 ingredient injurious To iabrlfS or hrltul In Tho skin
irceS to Wholesale dealers, lur the best 81 and tor
me extra cents per lb. by the box of 3 lbs rela,ln
At anu y Families supplied ot : and :! per lb by
they wish the best extra ANY one desiring small
quantity lor trial. by addressing the suhs,tIDer and
ehcl"Slng Is postage stamps Will receive per Adams
Express a box containing pounds.
Address, for supplies
ap23-n Nn,tari, noI
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WANTED, Immediately, Two Appren-
tee Boys between the ages Of 10 and IL years,
10 learn the Moulding Business. -...
Apply to PRATT g. DAVIS,
my1 ! Iron Founders, Smyrna, Del.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
LCWcS, Delaware.


INllE undersigned having leased The above we'll
= Known Hotel, formerly occupied by Hudson
hurr; winch has been thoroughly cicalsed, painted
ana m HP IN taste. mot surpassed bv any house ,r,
Tue T"HIShlhaVe opened the and are now ready
10 receive Visitors. Ikc Furniture /. all new and a.,
The latest a"i most fashionable style. We invite n
personal nlSpcclIon
lIaNI 9 hvl many years experience, We llaieT our
selves lI by SrIr attention business and Ia iIr
comforts OF our guests, 10 share Of public p,
lTonanc. -
The Sea Bathing is equal to Cape Nav or anv other
place oi resort The Bathing Houses have been ilIcd
nP recently.
The ShI'Ing is also good. and visitors may rest as
ShTcd that th'ir h"racs will hc well cared Tor
ii rs IN readiness 10 convey passengers any part
&" The Prnrh'lla, when rc,lulrri.
lhe prnprrt"r1 have on hand, Horses, Carriages
Hnn>, Dogs i" iip,lS ur The accommodation OF Ihclr
visitors.
~ The Steamboat ST Nicholas, Capt Enos White.
ear, leaves Arch 81. Wharf every Monday, Wednrs.
DAY and Friday. al qrarter before y r'clocA, tor
LrNrS.
DAVIS y JONES. Proprelors
l. I'hAHlS' NEW YORK. Il. u JONES, PnILA.
jY9- Ban
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Agents for Delaware :

VIM Temple and Johnll Bewley, smyrna; Core
Hlatden' Duck Greek; DIR Edward Wurrcl Della.
Doves, Coochs Bridge; John Holland Newark NJ.
ton a GOrman, ST Georges; Charles c Slockier
MiilShoroughi Cannon ~ White, BrldgcvIile: r. #
bia'kslOhe Summit Bridge DR. James X IarioI
Geofgr'o Nni John POuder N SUE, Milton; John Mr
D"weli' Dover; John W Hall, Fredeuca james p
conner, Canterbury; Edward BrIHghursl, EIMard
MclialI, wilmington; William 4 TAlrich, distributing
agent, Glasgow; Abraham Cannon Christian. Sis
phelsnn CrOssdaie, Newport; Charles Ii lIolmps
BraIdywlne Village; Janvier N PENNINGTON. M
HiS'Ici II Cam, Summit Bridge L0cklyond a
lalman, MIddieIOWn, Samuel Smith, Rlackb,rI n
wa Aichec, Odessa; john Holland, Stanton: and Dr
III IL Mitchell. E!kIom Md "''' -
FOR sale by the so.e Proprietor and manulaciurer
EDWARD 5. MORRIS
U2J-lm 22G Arch ST, Phlladelphia
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Steamboat Train uia Frenchtoyn.
Leaves Frenchtown for Phila. at lO.I5 A. M.
New Castle Ills -"
Philada. for Frenchtown, 100 P. NJ.
Wilmington 2O8 /"
New Castle 2,38 &c
Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilmington at
l2.22, 9.22, A. NJ, and 2.05, P. NJ.
Trains for Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA.
leave Baltimore at SAG, 11.O6, A. NJ, 6.5I, p,
NJ.
o. A Freight Train will run once each way
daily, Sundays excepted.
Persons wishing to obtain Cars to load, must
give at least two days notice previous to the
time they are required.
ID. A. SANBORN,
' JIo-tt Superintendent Del. Railroad
On and after August lst, Stage will leave
canterbury on the arrival of the morning Train.
for Denton and Easton, Md, arriving at Easton
the same evening; also leave Easton in the morn
ing to connect with the 2.30 p. Nj. train.
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l,O0O,O 900 FEET OF

AT The CHEAP LUMBER YARD,
Smyrna, Del.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of Smyrna and surrounding country.
that he has just returned from the principal
Lumber markets with the largest and best as.
sortment of Lumber ever kept in Smyrna, con
sistinp of
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summer Arrangement.
Dc'@O"re, Nc'o Castle, Whining ton &, French
tODn Railroads
Change of Time.

ON and after Friday, Aug.
LIST, lo16, Passenger Trains
VIII leave as follows:
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CHlLLS AND FEVER.
PASCIIALL'N
FeUcr and Hguc niirtu7.c.

- Is an effectual preventive and cure Tor
ChHS md Fcrer, DumJ Ague. Intermittent
Ferer, and Bilious Attacks.
1 Is also valuable and safe tonic and aIteratIve
Il under many other circumstances totally free from
aumlNlnre with any mineral substance. CONTAINING
neither Arsenic, Copper. Mercury or Anlimuuv IL is
exclusively VEGETABLE in lis cunpositinn The
ingredients are OF a mild nature, and comming led in
su'h proportions as not 10 shoCk the Nervous system
or produce unpleasant feelings IN The head! Asa
i"c, IL is at The sane time very genie powerful aud
durable IN effect. It's Stmuiainp urupcrles are SD
slight as I" produce No INJURY when taken in
health; and ns continued does not accuslom the
system 10 lis acilon rs 10 destroy lis usefulness as
is The case with mOst medicines
IL Is ol advantage lay con nuncating Yigor in the
chrome diseases, which mlasmauc fcvprs leave he.
hnd them-such as Ague Cake, sweed or Iurmd
Liver DYSPEPSIA, Debility, &c 1t acts as a PRENtN-
llNE,ol Chls under exposure To miasnaS as well as
RE- when they occur
\ practical treatise on ChIlls and Fever in pamrh-
lei r has been written, and wall he forwarded free
iT any dreCtion by addressing either the PrnrreIor
anl Nlallnariurer, ~ The Editor of lhIs paper
Since Tins PREPARATION has been Introduced into
Delaware II has receIN ed The approval of all who have
used a. In another column. The reader " al ,Id Vau
able testimonials from ;eHllcnen OF this and other
States IN liz litNor.
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JUST RE,E.V WE'D
10000 Feet =
Worked Yellow Pine FIOOrim
Yellow Pine ScantEimg.

NIDINU aud SHINGLES,
For sale low, by
r. l.. q c. l. NICHOLSON.
N. w. cor 7th 4 Carpenter sts., PhlIadelnhia
squares from Depot, Broad x Prime sis.
jy9-lm.
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TIE subscriber will oiirr at public sal to
TIE highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Oth
day OF AUGUST acXt, at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, at
the late residence OF James 5. Baynard, dcceas-
ed, the following REAL ESTATE, situate in
IN Queen Annc'S and Caroline counties:
lst. The FARM ON which SAID sale is to take
place, commonly called the Scotland" or
" Home Farm" contalng about
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11

MADAME OL1SzA AT THE PALACE. The beauti-
oaaack Equibriat continues to be the chief atrac-
tion In the museum board the Floating Palace The
daring and ho exhibits in ascending the rope
the top Of the backwards forwards and blind
the liveliest interest In all the visitors
the most expert tght.rope performer
that has ever visited New Orleans,
The museum Of wonders on the Palace grows more
attractive visitors have time to inspect It's raEe
ousicaitieB The negro mnstres board are amongst
tho very best that have appeared here pretty
Incident occurred during the visit there Of the children
d the Orphans Home krs Roas) yesterday The mana
to be amongst the small
AMY Of Juveniles and leaders may imagine the de-
light Of the youngsters running about from curiosity
curiosity with their hands and mouths full Of creature
d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11
that she who runs may read the tales Of for

that she who runs may read' the tales of for
mer havoc.
When the leading spirits Of the Democratic
party invited Gen. Walkers assistance, which
was that o stop might be put to these bitter
civil heart burnings, that peace and quiet might
once more reign throughout the length and
breadth Of the Republic. The treaty Of the
23d Of October last, secured these blessings, and
all is now as placid and calm with US as is the
bosom Of the beautiful lake which fronts our
city.
We cannot for the life Of US see why our posi-
ton is not as stable mud secure as that Of any
nation upon the civilized globe. Knowing the
people as well as we do, we believe, in oil can
dor, that ere many years have elapsed, the an
niyersary Of the landing Of Gen. William Walker
at Realjo will be commemorated throughout
Nicaragua as only people once oppressed know
how to keep gala day in honor Of their deliv.
arar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11

The present number Of Putnam's Maga-
Zine contains article the Virginia spriags one
Low Life II The Pampas and wild sea story called
acapavas quite elaborate eaaay concerning John
Calhoun and much miscellaneous matter It is better
than its predecessors, and will well repay persusal We
ars indsbtsdto j . 10. Norgan for copy zi sl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11

In Brooklyn, on New Years day, young
man named John Conner entered his mothers
residence while intoxicated, and commenced
firing OF the stove with o pistol The second
ball glanced of, and Miss Conner being within
range, It struck her in tho left breast, penetra.
ting through the left lung and coming out under
the arm. The son was arrested and taken to
jail, and the girl was conveyed to the hospital
in s hopeless condition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY.

GROSS
Opelousas Neal MASTER at IL O'CLOCK NJ J. Johnston
& Co., Ne. Front Levee, agents.
Antelope, Brown, master at O'Clock Betterton Keefs
20 Tchouptculas street, agents.
Madison, Hurd, master, O'Clock. John e. Hyde B. Co.,
agents.
susquehsnna, Whittenberg MASTER O'Clock. J. T. Hyde
& Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
LOWER MIssissIFrI.
New Latons, Gross master, 8 A. N.
ouACHITA
Camden jennings MASTER at O'Clock e. Conery, and
Front street, agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY AT BAByLoN-A Lon
don paper states that Col. Rawlinson has lust
discovered among the ruins Of ancient Babylon
an extensive library, not indeed printed on
paper, but impressed on baked bricks, contain
ing many and yoluminous treatises on astron-
omy, mathematics, ethnology and several other
most important branches Of knowledge. These
treatises contain facts and arguments which, in
his opinion, will have no small operation on the
study Of the sciences to which they relate, and
which throw great light upon biblical history
and criticism, and the history of our race.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11

s3 SEAsoNABLE GLoTHINa. II Francis i abre & Co.,
corner Of St. Charles and Common Streets have recently
received large TO their stock Of new and fash
ionahe clothing embracing the latest fashion Of coats
frocks, oyercoats tamas, etc. They have very extern
ve and desirable supply Of furnishing goods
embracing ell the latest novelties Those who have pur
cases TO make should refer to their Advertisement in
I other column, 3Es g6S #sS7t54 g6 & $;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-11

DENTISTRY. -Edward Ing, dentist, formerly
Of this city after extended absence in Mexico and
ouba has returned to this city resumed the practice
Of his profession IL his intention to remain here
manensy, and he be found ct bis office, No. 60 st,
Charles street. the ST. Charles Hotel See the ad
Z