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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

Jdafe price
No o. Fine k.U.. 90 Brady 81 1saf Loousb large
10 price s2sso0
...rsru Sc lo7 a-x5O; priss ~ glal
,
- - 4. N'.t'Iai 2ss % n.A . IA
-
Lar SofED fAhhs'
,aila, nom ,o#s ,s~o 5000 aoa.e., esra., oarrss'
Goass, sss ole, 8 G. price si7S psr acre
No MA tstia II 300 acres ~ mtisi IRON town
psssS srhsFSs tlnber sprin !. ~sll,; s5tarists
Il furnished and stocked
; foFsa' pnees 80
u7.. A.
house vel. 3 tass 40 pr asss
'S0ss' ser
Nc ss-A GRAD i:,a oaiy miles isa,r. tas rivsr a.
azfss p,lca sis-v"J
Ne 81 ,,g.g,,ss farm t,s. f,,,a IA. If,
'' ''-''f ' s'-' '1'''''''ss - i''' ''''''
Ava So Aa .a4 81 fsru tsnssi and ali cultivated
hifs house siEi"ts "ai geek 3n ~ - hi1toi.
.tsrtsi sna,sl7 4aoaa fssE. 2Oo acres FEi7s 81
gFs a,ir
a.. ,,s,.ft.,u, a I,t,,su. mad miles tisU
,,v, rs ssfss hf,fIy 1uItysfsi house AMI orchard
&c ,gle- : Eud
&y ss--ia ss y ~ "a ~ y y = ~ aStes, 40
&c s9--A taue thtts faIm near rGitoa staten :
A-ss', sooi house - psiss saAjo'
Uu,mnzavs5 Land.
- Oft co,rTTr
rs wi. Sec 20 - sIo Der l5,s
f4.s-esr-.Rg sas,,., gr,e
s'2oo.
no .4l--G 5.st : aud u 4 J. Ss9 IS - q ?
TO- shes pay ~ ~
70 SIS !. i ana ana :. 20 .aa : : :
&c.
- So Hs 4 :. d ne y 2. Is . - ~ ~
'sLss
as 9i--1hs ~ 2. ssssi' ha h loo acres
*, 4.s.~I,T-.s t, ,so .rr.,-
.o,'.T,r,. q
i ns 49, y, ,s t,s a' tS sS
~ ne = - ais = ,t0 rsr srr.
=. 44-Ths p J.. Il The Ne i Of Sec n I 7s EES
q = rsr acre
~ CLIH ION COUNTY, iowa
l0s ms ssTss very choice hand al 80 per sore,
A. 90 ~ s,ss,,,ns, J.. If lie n. W See. 2. |
N e;.IGsi srre,. near Thornis sill
T.TyIsi. tfatuIied for econ. pTlcs $40 per acre
suFIBY COUNTY.
,y4-r.hW .seels l 7sE 80 W 100 sores
nstaKgK COUNTY
Al. ,sDd n " ofsse7 I A. El3 " ~
a''s' '''' s'''' ~
Ea As Is 4sEi ~ u sec / u h 10 v. 81
1'''' MAHAshA COUNTY
rg AS " frac Of sec o i 10 II it " las acres
Al. A. W,g,.ss z5T -5Rts {. lso aers.
r1ss.a sopgf saIs.
EJ. It" oi q 4Hs . Of n " oil sec IA
u IA 100 acres 'i""sf,
w.st.sad ". NR. s.ea.T 50 R CIV, Is
~ -. -.
80 20 .on - ~ % 's'
~ NV seo2s 70 Il west; pie. $40 ps
~ hus1afisE COUNTY
No. a. ~ 0l - " u sec ~ J 70 Il " 20 acre
miles nom Masetanei > IRON Junction fEics
IN HARDIN COUNTY
a, sl-t,sf,h. OF seesYs r N " "a AGRA.
,s, lS ''-' w ~ ID " % 's' ~ = II 40 "
IL CEDAR COUNTY
" i2o aeTssj price $40 Per eeTs
so sag .Gfh TT d sec 1 70 HI - 81 acIs. -
s,-,,....c.-- ora,,sya 800.
w "a 7 ~ ~ u so| ;" - II =" % acre.
so. IL Hgl.ss f.3 Lot. stors and .tnes Of goods
i- Upton,
IN MARsHALL COUNTY,
nj. g.--rts Sea-
Et.t S@S $50 acres pfies dolls
tot w Sees per acre
NCSt-S u Nh Bee Al FL n lew
Skt sra 12OAcres, price per ayTs
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gaakiag.
.vSckOJts, Campbell - Co.,
n a. NJ IL III H -

Dealers In Exchange aud land Warrants
nxehangs on the principal cities Of cue Uuioa
for sale In sums TO suit Purchasers
Al, ausispss PkKfA,siNu ~ sANslss theArlif a.
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II Ii L. n L.
LIE CLAIRE HALL.
houdh q MYERS Managers.
also Lssssss Of lLe patuqus sad ~ Paul inca
~ ednssday Evening", sspI. ION
p I'll t. prsS,utsi the hrst tine IN ms ety the nav
asi elegant comedy VI
STILL WATER runs DEEP,
DANCE, nlzs Bella Wright,
CDLCu1s win The
& h o st 8 ory
'TTINIta7sF III TIC
& h o s I story.

SRI vent g.laY Psopios lasiisS .nJ ksIteAtD-
are engaged IN tts representation
Ss- see programmed. Admission ~ teuts-
CAiidF.E under y JeaH u asa, hall price. FoT.
formEhc . = commence a. quarter BefoF. oriUlE
Begts du
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LIE, r.srlcuLARs FRoa IEtyl.wof

LATEk PARTICULARS From IEATEsHCETB
The steamer Emma which arrived Afre
yesterday with later news than that by the
Posar Star, brought down quite anoBlber Of
The citizens OF LeaveAponh, who had been
compelled to give up theg homes and fly f.!
their lives We heard several or the names
Of these persons, but to'noi feel al liberty
10 publish them There il no doubt, hoF-
ever, Of the fact Of their haying been driven
from then homes, sud ne hope some u the
gentlemen who are now ID the city nay be
induced TO give the public full and expieit
statement ofthe eondtigp uf things at Lea
yenworlh CITY, over their own signatures,
90 thai there may be ~ laistske Of p0ssibi-
iily Of error. IL 10 tine that the tfgth and
the whole truth should be known b. our cit
sens. We learn that the mob under Emery
have full possession OF Leayenwortir aad
have put every man 81 the Free State party
and many who are but moderate pro slavery
men, TO the test, ssiolioBs; "Wiil you take
sp arms and fight the id atolitCnists, Or
will you gut tie Territory" The slterna-
lives are terrible, and majority have adopt
ed the latter; some Of whom are now in this
city. having brought away their families and
lett ah their possessions behind, without
The least security in the world that lhey will
be preserved.
We here Elose cur account. from Kan
sas What ne1rl mus, be the common in.
curry. We shAll welt with iesrfui sppre.
hessions.
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PUBLIC HOUSE
DISSOLUTION

IHE copartHsIshiF hsretoiofs existing dEdsi the
i lame and style 0fH4LL s. BorS ID this day ds
solved Oy mutual cohseBt-J0hn Boyd Istiriug
fros the concern.
All debts due the above nrD TO be paid t. Geo
W Hall and all d osettied accounts viii be set
lied by aeO. ". Hall VINO continues businss. 90
heretofore In ma own name, and respectfully So
licits a share OF public patToasgcy-past ilyOEs
= cEpoB is dgea. 0-
sept.6, 1866, iw' NALL s BOYD.
uTHITKPfsH and Trout, sxtIs No Just rgc-Ty.
June IL AEtosp VAN PArrEy.
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REX KANSAS,

REIlAsLE Nkws OF TINE BATTLE Ok otsWAT-
= TOME. g. I'll
stassa1sst Of rzissasrs |shs wsss captassd
FAkTIcUlAks oeIaEkiah1.
brutality eJ the vscfoss, &c, &c,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN, WIN !, e1N"A'
.lLLE.y. r. GL.fkA,

WILLIAM ALLkN W" s
I'LL Asv -
ATTORNEYS and COuuSollOrs O. Law, /
assi Is,a.e n,oksfs, Lag nns.riss p,,biic
UA LAM A6snts' AZ" aSse
1870 .v.r, .r, |
se enG,, to our care S i ,srfs
a,asa s.esd "a aasnsambera real estate security
a loss leased rea state Of Al kinds bought aud 1oid
ia commission
Cook sargent davenport, Iowa
Henry. =. Holman
COOK y p'i'aa'
l.ess . : s ! NJ !. ISL
,,istr' h,eh Z NJ, !, Nv.
I -. (, ,,sst. ! ~ ~ 800 s'--'
Henry & Marqaaad, New foali
Henry L. King,
Col n latnsd, Wash, ., -
b, Nsmn 20 , .n.e,nas1, ~
run atieA u, f tisn ", "sa'
Va Hf,rI AftaNIios - ans k.ht ,'sn N. go,
a $3.50 Y =. - aanrk.1r rS,c., .sp
.,Yy ppappsry
40, .0s--Iot block 10. eotnss sys.,efn avenue
All Al I'd SIS LEI uSsd' fnSe s,-oa' 'stas s@si
no i06 Store g. GRADY g. es'Wesn s'L ana o'l
's pts $500
isSe
no i2a -f~s assirses tets nssr ths dspos
No. ifa--io1 ~ Uioek "a tsAla0 isels fs'ss
ss1Se
~ l.o LIS ? anl y . So, ~ e"'"'
ishd anu 9tA'L ss piSe @Ho
a. NaSns. ns,s 800 M ,,ntravea price Sils
49, 49, 80 -
PEI avis
| -. -,
| 500, terms s.sy.
1 -....t-,4. 80. 4, ., =, ,s,s.sn
|
| ,...s..,# i. 49,. .r =, 49,. al, A., az
| tsf.st,., toT ia94l5u prics s6,Oot
Ne 6-a double frame house az ,ss of Seeit and 9TH
a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

IXuHsaaE BhuaERs AND akAL R6IAIE
AGENTS
tAEu WahsANla lpushi sotp am istAtia ~ iat
pEs alE5I UisgsIgI lows n pol5f n.sisio4 i1eu
cSrSSu DtTF4A aIeus CiiI
pAcoRsh p" bF0WNsFtFtG lubpsada
4 L4Rsl AaaVka ~ IET tkarfHfr IMtEgG44 tARMs An
N4eATF LASH sssouaheVi slATI EoR Ala FtFoHAs
tlE fEsxs HriIyite ettsAu1A - eth t5tSlas. q hsa
I.iSTe Maps p2tts AUgaaess & kt
Iihces 81 II all st sData VI saaoaa 81
pAELS E1EI, Ib.f ss
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1855 / FALL STYLES

II. Green,
danufa cIufeIeI and Dealer in hats2 Caos, FGTS,
Robes, Bucfssis Gloves aud mitsehs.
NNJEaTs 10 receipt u our a LII s1OGh
w % which ne lnJiis tao attention OF ibs e.li
lsns of Davenport, Roek Island and ,icinity. oar
facilities los obtaining gooas aiIoet non nisl hand.
ABLE. IA 10 ofieT good goods II as Low prees
Waolesaie and Retail, a. any house IL Tho wGsl
a sEoI, A. GREES
NJ. La ClsiI Row,
s.ped,u Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

AVE opened aud srs GOV selling splendid stock u
II Hardware At isSer hgur~s than any other
concern the city Of Davenport. Our stock - complete
ana we can furnish sill kinds Of Builders Materials Me
bauc Tools and Farmers implements OF the best
uiacturs Give cali you cannot SO swsy without
burilx. Nc 9 Main street, Davenport
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
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an. = - a'tss s Z, tosa !aei IA sso'o4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

iSF = sfifAaid iAfia 81 4tOaagas III ft.s.--.-..
~ aAdeI renee two good frame house. tlls:
~ asIss ~ :. s.d tinothy there wa iIo esi,t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

40 los faIIA Il aiHstF s.,as an a
50 on the iiHs rsfTseE sc5tt aad Busesf
w. als'sles tsi' Saps Dodge aus lfos y1 Am, j
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- ! !.
Ms HOLLIS, isJtETE 4 i
L. A ~ ID A q 4 n ~

. y a~~A iAlla q go acres Sec A. n
ny acres u HtahtI and 200 Acfss unds, ~ sA,
sss PEI acre; tseol st1ct farm s''el'9ui pra
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

Aoo-- traet Of toai land AZ 500 s,
thtre e vein ID nituianous Cod al "a, 1hoa vi,
aei ga i'b this viii be sold great 81 ~ oaa Gu
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30 liza Esrm y at5Ut Is. ar. No.. r..
@Q nlaas 20. l5a te5 atgiy blisk L5l. ~, sa.3
"ster running through ms gfazlag am ~ ~ s''44s q
aAleF luitiFst.as1ps.gs $40 psFaaIs "' Azl'y -
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| A M t4lIdIGs h rE0uI St B-tEssU hEs1I s.l
! ferEg.IeGsaIIJ saeap4gl q Hull. Amen d 60 -
4du4Fs 81 Il pieI4szs. EHiIIEADEN
s4gt 10 Az
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10

FARMS PROPERTY
Ies out LIT NO il the town II Wsicalt e75tsfu
ias3 acres; price $500
lc3 Also Town Lot. No { sadI, HICek 20 10 Wal
eottj price $50 eGch,
1884, Farm Vi bsJ acres IN sections II. lC- 4 & 20
Twp .. T. East 23D acres broke, BIO apTes under
fence Gu acres IL heat 10 acTah ia DAts tw0 hyts
school house ca no land, pIics sga
is5. 4 lam. 81 ibJ acres Ia see % l.tlr II ka,t
sSVa Hshe LoassJ rooms we'll. 3 C iTlUt 81.
'5d. II % IL baant On the nj .AA R.R.sl2a
- i S S
iSi. ras1 % 90 smes IN sec g I - 4 g taat-iI
ihiies south oIfglien Depot House. mes. pgeo 1904
ZEE Lot2t Ia "sle0ll SontEinil 466acrss, price
ss.2. my
los Pam u csU acres with ruItenE Wsier a aaui
Is rocs house price sl5 viii hs 0oli in pieces
slsoed stock farm
ilo--AR improved hImla svo II 4 ~ t. tas,, q,
ea Oi tteI, house ~ iset square price sI per
ia:-A farm Of sUacTcs u.ss froul town Oh ,b r.Is
graph road aae frame house stable, yIics s5U pel
EeIss
i6o--A fGrm Of 40 ncrsV near Fuit n ali l-rpr,-o5
hoase, siaois &C.. price sitv0 or lees for cash.
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So IN TaEH, sfi5G acres usst ,f..t..-
!" sgts= t7sa "H6sf ssai hguss stable 80 80 -
aa az 70 - u iI b.. i4 d 40 as a.s
i,yatsH w. dseising houses tatu .oi ~ 1''tf "a
rise - isf as,e. ''.st A.
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SO lt3--A Farm u IV5 acres fs.. m
"aag, lsnes ana nearly all pioa.ied - NtlFz- a.
EEfer - th5 iaHi ~ "'~'ss faEAl,
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,c Asas ln.,n = sans.t en The bubuqu. g,,,
iiphhI'afehpOfti ~ uh10 cultivation ~ shl4,
haush orchard AZ, prise $40 'HNl dss.r,
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so L." Farm ~ about 400 a,,e.f a. n
atolt l0 asses t,Dsr ali fenced nm -, - 10 o1Tg
~ i's hons s'o1 sbhipg. Sc Frzs az, he1
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CITY PROPERTY,

3os--Lots block los, Oh B.say ,trsvi 5000
sos--Ists ands block IL Fsllol adduoa tx
$50 eseE Si7Uv
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10000 NsHfS Ia lie Dsrnrat district Iowa p
he l0unHr4 a Cbiokasaw. Howard Floyd, MlIcbH
Worth, Cerr5 0ufdo, Ec. NICHOLS iehhLl Sc,
Ans bankers and Land AgEhs
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is3 another faiu adjoining plinest.,
s,fp. tl7el, contaihinE 81 acres amen III " hs W. ,
tfsnis ho"-a stable, s5sd "s and aI.b' 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

A MUNITICENT BEQUEsT.-Under this caption, we
copied, a few days ago. 4 paragraph from Northern
paper, stating that Southern gentleman Of large
fortune had after making donations to the amount of
$4,000 to the House Of Industry, Five Points, New
York. bequeathed the sum Of 100000 to the institu
ton and S. 900 to Mr.. and Mrs. Pease, Five Point
Missionaries. This gentleman was Mr. S V. Sickles,
founder of the well-known house of Sickles & Co.,
established in 1882, in the place in Canal street
where it is located Mr.. Sckles' bounty was not
confined to the Five Points House of Industry. To
other charitable societies. in the South and in other
parts of the country he bequeathed in the aggregate
upwards of 100000 besides legaces to relatives etc
The residue of his estate was devised to the municipal
government of New Orleans, for the purpose of es
tahishng city dispensary, to supply the poor gra
tuitously with medicine and medical advice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
Fort G0ibees aacNdgcaaey LOTTERY!
3ou friZeS amounting S-Di,uu
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, So: Quarters, 81 80.

32oO PriHeS amounting S2u4OuD
Whole Tickets $40 Halves, So Quarters, 81 80.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the first Ii prizes will be entitled 10 the "a Approx
nation Prizes, according to the scheme
1900 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure the
number that draws the slOOOU prize. For example If the
number drawing the $40 prize with No l.
the number ends with No.
Der ends in will he entitled to $40 and to ..
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES
As. by this Scheme Ticket in every guaranteed
draw $40 will sell Certificates Of Packages of Tickets
consecutive nunber the following rates, which the risk
them.
All that they draw the amount pJartieed to
the purchaser.
Certificate of Package of u Whole Tickets
10 lialf ............ 30
10 Quarter ............ 10
Ii will he perceived, by this pu that for $50 the purchaser
has certificate Of 10 tickets when if lie buys tickets he would
only for that sum Whoes: thus by bnynss certificates he
a, four chances for the larger PrizelInycs and Quar-
Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for the Tickets otlele
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be pir
clilScrs immediately after tn. drawing.
Npthc Tickets cat utwed in other tickets either
Office.
Orders for Tickets be addressed either Eos sc 5.
Post Office, New Orleans,
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
do 2pdew or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

New ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MED1c1NE.-We have
been favored with pamphlet copy of the introduce
tory lecture delivered before this institution, the
18th ult by Dr. E. D. Fenner Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine. The lecture furnished for
publication at the request of the students now attend
ing the lectures.
We have not had time to examine the lecture crti-
cay; but from hasty glance over its pages, we have
hestancy in saying that it possesses much histor-
cal and literary merit. Of course we are not called
upon to speak regards its professional excellence.
We anticipate pleasure and instruction from its pc
rusa, as soon as we have leisure.
The New Orleans School of Medicine now has sixty
students and we are pleased to learn that the pros
poets of the institution are very encouraging.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

CRIsr's GAIETY. - Last Night Of the Opera
Troupe.-Ihe Gaiety opera troupe give their last
performance tonight for several weeks the time
having arrived for their departure in order to fill en-
gagements at Memphis, st. Louis and elsewhere
and most excellent bill is offered for the OCCASION
First, will be given the comedy Of MASKS and
Faces with Miss Heron as Peg lTotinston and Mrs
Crisp as Mabel Fame; next, the second act Of
Bales opera Of the " Bohemian Girl,' which was SO
beautifully rendered at the Gaety upon its opening ;
and in conclusion, the grand incantation scene from
"Der Ffeyschutz. The last-named pieces will bring
out the Misses Durand and Hodson, and the Messrs.
Stretton, Frazer, Lyster and Trevor in parts which
they sustain admirably and as they will not appear at
the Gaety again for some time to come We anticipate
that their friends and admirers will fill the house to-
ninht,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
-FGRH a. zeeg EV"isstea' Clothing.
e. MALARD & CO.,

Nos. IS and GO Canal street, corner Old Lee
street,
Inform their friends and the public in general that they have
OIL hand large and varied assortment of WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING, all of the NEWEST STYLES received by recer
arrivals
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth RaglGns,
=. French Waved Beaver Cloth :.
:. Pilot Cloth Sacks and Paletots;
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits;
Supertne Black and Coored Cloth Frock Goats;
.. =. Cloth Dress Coats
Fancy Coored Cashmere Paieots, at various prices
Snpcr Black Cloth Tamas
Lion SIX in and Colored Cashmere 5urnous
Colored Velvet Sporting Coats
p ANTS.
Black Doeskin Pants:
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Pants;
Colored Cashmere Pants At all prices;
Black and Fancy Figured snine rants~
ColoreI and Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets
VESTS.
Figured Black and Coorcd silk Vests
Black Satin and Grosderue Vests;
Fancy Eelve; Vests;
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests;
Black Doeskin Vests, single and double breasted
FURNISHING GOODS.
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts H. b. and c. Fancy Mus
Shirts Fancy and Plain Cotton Socks Merino silk and
Ton Unersls Drawers; supcri,e ouality of Shaker
Flannel Uueshrs and Drawers Fancy and Black SILK Cra-
Ties Stocks Shir, Collars Iandkeehefs; Gloves SITS
penders, etc.
.-ALSO-
Boys md Youths Sacks Frock Goats, Talmas, Jackets,
Pantaloons, Vests Shirts
Together with Trunks Carpet ll;ays India Rubber Goods,
etc. with many other articles, all Of which they will sell
MODERATE PRICES.
PLANTATION AND OIL CLOTHING.
Heavy Lined kersey Monkey jackets and Pants; Red Blue
and Gray FAnue Shirts; Hickory Shirts Wide rn Wool
Hats; Glazed Mario Plantation Hats Heavy Wooden Socks
White and Gray Blankets; Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts: Ker-
scy Frocks JoSey; Brown Cotton Shirts Women Oil
Cloth Overts for Fiehnnds; Oil Cloth Monkey Jackets:
Long 0 vcrcoats and PantaOons, etc.
e3Eyery size for Men and Boys comprised in the above
assortment of Planaiion Clohins.
pIg.Orders addressed to will be promptly and carefully
attended TO- -
+. MALARD & CO.,
Ncy. IS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Ievva.
Orfrt IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

ST.. CHARLES THEArER--AIr Hackett was greeted
with fine house last night, and created the Nproar
of merriment aud satisfaction that is usual to his per-
fornances everywhere. As the needy and seedy Irish
man, OCalaghan, aud as the bluff kentuckian,
Ir39ire, he was equally exquisite. We hold to our
old opinion that he is the most finished and versatile
comedian on the stage.
Tonight, he viii appear as FallstGf, in Shtks-
pcare's " King Henry the FOURTH sustained by Mr.
Maggie as HOtspur. 1t is generally conceded that
Hackett is the only Falistgf living and we doubt
whether any Of Shakspeares humorous characters
WAS ever more unctuously portrayed by any actor.
AS this will be Mr.. Hacketts last appearance prior to
his engagement in january, We may expect to see a
crowded house. The farce of the Wandering Min
strel with Mr. Bowers and Miss Shaw in the singing
characters, will conclude the performances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

KEYSTONE Assoc1ATIoN.-The will be q meet
ing Of the members of the Keystone Association at
the office of G. W. Helme, Esq, corner Canal street
and Exchange Alley, this evening, at hali-past Z
o'clock. for the purpose of making arrangements for
the anniversary festival.
All members of the Association are earnestly re-
quested to attend, and participate and assist in the
preparations necessary to joyous reunion Of the gal
liant sons of noble old Pennsylvania now residents or
sojourners in New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

CoTToS.-The receipts of cotton yesterday up to 6
o'clock PM were: By the Planter, from Shreveport,
1896 National from Shreveport 965; Lucy Robin
son, from the wreck of the Louisa, 1856 schr.
Civility, from Texas, 126 Gem, from above Vicks-
burg, 1900; Bella Dona, from Stamps Landing,
1854; jackson Railroad, 419. Total 1921 bales.
There was announced the fatboat Lucy No. 2, from
Cincinnati bringing $50 barrels -four $50 irkins but
ter, and other notions. All came to good market,
where gold and silver forms the currency We shall
expect, during the season. to have to record the
rivals of atboats and produce from Olean, State of
New York. -...--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

EDS. CRESCENT: see by the Delta of this morn
ing is suggested by "Tehuantepec that the cltl-
zens of New Orleans tender to Com Vanderbilt pub
lie dinner Oh his arrival in our midst (aways proVl-
ded that he comes.) Now, before such matter is
considered, would it not be well enough to inquire
how far the Commodore is entitled to this mark of re-
spect from Southern men, who have been aiding the
lustrious Walker by men and money, while he, with
the aid of the notorious Goicoura, of Cuban memory,
has been trying to overwhelm him, and bring defeat
to his flag, and death and destruction to
NICARAGUA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
Fashionable Clothing.


IT a5yK-HG HI Va GTSS a2 ME, GaE G-Gp~-
35 CAMP STREET,
Are receiving their supplies Of F AN! WINTER CLOTH
ING, to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCk AND DRESS COATS:
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
RAGIANS AND OyEKCO ATS;
French and English c CASHMERE PANTS;
Silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS.
SHER
Suuerfne Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Colored French and English Muslin
Alvrlo Silk, Shaker Flurel and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SuIRTS.
SIIAWLS-lel's Travelling SIAWI.S ard MAIDS:
Rich Silk CRAyATS and SFARFS;
Rich Silk Albert Oper;. and Napoleon TIES;
Cashmere and Print ROBES DE Et;AMBRE.
Mn 0n,S Inv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

GREAn REDU CTION.
The following EMBR OlDIEIES and LACE GOODS, ju.t
received will be sold FIFTY PER CENT less than usual
prices
1890 Embroidered and Banded Cambria COLLARS &c Up;
1910 Swiss at 2jc up;
6DO Linen Camlrc 5lc up,
l5J Embroidered Cambria Sets COLLARS and SLEEVES
81 mp;
100 Embroidered Swiss Sets COLLARS and SLEEVES at
81 up;
80 Paris Embroidered CAnbc and Swiss SLEEVES, Il;
81 up;
100 French Embroidered Muslin Double BANDS al sc up
500 Misses Cambria and Muslin COLLARS and SETS;
Ladies' Plain and Embroidered Gil EMISFS and YNkSi
Infants Embroidered CIIEMISES;
Youths Plain and Embroidered SHIRTS;
Infants Embroidered ROBES and " lists;
600 Embroidered LiUcm CAmbric IIDkFS, ut 81 mp;
$50 Lace Trimmed SETS COLLARS aud SIEETE S;
AGO pieces Naencennes LACES.
2. & Z. REILLY 4 CO.,
l2G Canal street
DIG 2p3t Between loyal and Bourbon.