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WANTED,

a PARTNER, either active or silent.
IN with capital Of $500, in the Lime and Cement
Business. The kiln, which Ia capable Of burning
100 barrels Of lime l50 barrels Of cement Do ny
together with the mill TO grind the cement IA areaAy
built Apply to A. 8, BURROWS
$50, Pennsylvania avenue, bet, lst and I'd lts.
may l.
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Further from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, August IA letter to the Repub-
lican, dated Whitehead (Kansas,) 4th instant, re-
ports the commencement of the session of the
United States District Court, Judge Lecompte
presiding. The cases before the court were nu-
merous. 1t was reported that 500 Of Lanes
troops were ready to rescue the convicted parties
on the strength of this rumor Gen. Smith sent
fifty dragons to enforce the decrees of the court
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
APPROxIMATION PRIZES.
/ 200 prizes, amounting to o........... 5000, ,OoO
Whole Tickets, $10--Halves, S5-Quarters, a. so

900 prizes, amounting to ............. 5000 600
Whole Tickets, $10--Halves S5-Quarters, az So
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,
The Numb RS from to so 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encrced with small tin tubes. and
placed in one wheel.
The first 200 Prizes, similarly printed and encir.
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then reyolved, and a number ia
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at he same
time prize is drawn from the other wheel The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exbibi.
ted to the audience, and registered by the commits
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. TINS operation is repeated until ALL rHs
PRIZES are drawn out ..
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to thse drawing the first 5000 prize; win DO
titled TO theES00 Approximation Prizes, according to
the scheme.
ssy- The Managers, determined that their Lotto
RES shall excel all others, offer to the public the
above scheme which, for the briliancy OF its capi-
tails and thechances Of obtaining prizes, has never
been equalled.
rsg- Remember that every Prize is drawn, aud
payable in full without deduction rr
f9y- All Prizes of 8, 900 and under paid immedi-
ately after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded 10 purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office,
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
=. SWAN a CO..
Atlanta, Georgia
Or s. SWAN,
aug IL -ddwu Montgomery, Alabama
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

ras M CARD. rE.#8aE-
nR r.. G. III. VAN PATTEN, Dentist,
~ having returned from his attendance upon
the American Dental Convention at New York
city, has resumed his professional duties at his Office
and residence, No. 10 Pennsylvania avenue near
Georgetown. aug ll-StN
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MRS. M. IL. HARVEY,
,tTccpaanr tn TnTpaa r. Harya,- Jaxoal \
TO CAPITALISTS.

a GENTLEMAN who has several deb,.
IA well secured by deeds in trust in this eli,
wishes to raise few thousand dollars for sixty or
ninety days, and will make such discount as will
give q liberal interest Tor the amount required II
they will be ll9uidated in July or August.
Address L. s. d., at this Office, care Of the edith,
- .uo oIkan, NAV 8-dtfif
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

a MERICAN NoveIists have OF late con-
~ fined themselves mainly TO sketches of social
and domestic life. They have aimed TO produce min
iatures and cabinet pieces rather than historic pic
lures. The author of "Sarat ga" has chosen ara
canvas, aud has wrought with bolder hand. BY
placing the scene of his story what was then the
ed in all the exgences of border life, he has con-
structed narrative full of startling incident and
thrilling adventure without violating the probabili-
ties of history. The bold eautious woodsman, Sandy
Brigham the watchful taciturn Indian Catioot; and
the willy, reyengcful half breed Joe, win compare
favorably with the best deneatens in the Leather
Stocking Tales" of the great American Novelist.
Since Cooper put forth his earlier and better novels
no American author has written work of this class
possessing merits equal to this tale of life on the
borders. s... -
The title of this book gives us to know at once the
nature of its contents. 1t abounds in incidents of
an exciting character
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
REMOVAL.
!" o. HOOD wishes "a

y. HOOD wishes to inform ht.
- friends and the public that he has re. = l--S
and Silver Ware 10 the store formerly oec,,, a
pied by Mr.. Keyworth, No. S8s, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., three doors above Ninth street. where he Win
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of Gold
Sewelry Watches OF every description; also. pure
S'iver ware OF my own manufacture; together with
great variety OF other rich wares.
having had long experience in tho New YORK
ana washington trade, am prepared 10 Offer qosds
af Sign Of the large Spread Eagle
June If No. SSs' PenpsvIvsasa a,..
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
WOOD AND COAL.

Persons laying In fuel for the winter would do well
to give us q call before purchasing.
All orders left at p ]. Steers store, No 4Ss, Sew
enth street between d and Z, or at our Office, will
be promptly filed.
2,240 pounds given to the ton
JOHN w. MYERS a. co,
Office and Yard corner g and 22d streets,
aug Sim First Ward
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
"PRo BONO PUBLICo.n
BLACKISTONES PAVILION.

"HIS place of resort will be open on the
= % day OF July for the accommodation OF AtA
vlslters, Inc subscriber has engaged first I!.I
rate Cotillon Band for the season and with his large
and splendid ballroom, offers vast inducements to
the lovers of the dance
his table will bs constantly supplied with all tho
luxuries of the Potomac and his Bar with the choicest
liquors.
This is known to be one Of the healthest places on
the river being situated between Blaekist6ne's aud
St Catharjne's slauds
There will be II celebration on the Fourth of July
and Ball and public Coton Parties on THURSDAY
Path July, Thursday, 7th August and Thursday alst
of August -
The steamer Alice Price will land passcngers du.
ring the watering season, on Tuesdays and Fridays
gong down. snd will stop for passengers on Wed
The steamer. 4 Columbia will also land and take opF
passengers at the above Pavilion on Wednesdays
going to, and on Sundays returning from Baltimore !.
Board-sl per day, for week or longer; 81 IS
less than week "~N'
June 27--2m# GEORGE w. BLACRISToNl.
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GEN. WALTER JONES and CHI. LEE
~ JONES have removed their Law Office 10 No.
500 z street. between Third and Fourth.
Ch. Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme Court
of the United States and other courts held in the
District of Columbia, and give prompt attention to
every species of professional business that may be in
trusted to him. His father General Walter Jones,
though mostly retired from general practice, will
unite with him, and do his best TO advance the sue
of clients by written statements and arguments
and by all other needful and proper exertions.
July 5-8mif
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A HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARS

A HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARS
L
100000 wora OF Farms ana Buildiug
Lots,
tAe Gold Region Of Virginia. fCuIpe-
- PSI county 70 be div. .ded among 10 200 subseri
oerss on lhs iah OF September 1850 for the benefit
oi fort Royal Female Academy Subscriptions only
ton dollars each onc-half down the resi- on ~ AZ
livery Of the csed. Every subscriber viii oet buiIS.
ing lot or farm, rangingin value frJmS S50 ta Sas
9oo These farms and lots are sold SO cheap 10 in
duce settlements, sufficient number being reseTved
the Increase In the value of which will compenssss
Tor the apparent low price now asked. Ample securi
y VIII DO given for the faithful performance Of con-
tracts ~
~ More Agents wanted out of Washington
city 70 obtain subscribers 10 whom the most literal
Inducements will be given. Some Agents write that
I'M sney are making $500 per month. Advertising will
De eons ior every Agent where possible
snrIa - uA particulars; Subscriptions, Agencies, Ac
aPp1 s. BAUDER, Port RoyaI
n. ,, Caroline Co, Va.
Il . ro Or, 10 =. WHEELER, Agent, a
Corner Sixth street and louisiana ayenpo
Z - o---. washington, ID c.
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LOT FOR SALE.

LOT FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE Lot ON Indiana avenue,
IN between First and Second streets running
through to ID street in a rapidly y-ncreasing part 81
the city, il offered for sale.
One-fourth cash, and the balance in equal po sions
for Ave years Title indsputabe. r..
Inquire Of JOHN I. KILLM0N,
Pennsylvania avenue, near the Capitol
June TT
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THE G. w. PARK GUSTS.
PAUL STEVENS,

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, and Police
Magistrate Second District.
DROMPT ATTENTION given to busi-
~ ness requiring the services of Justice of the
Peace or Notary Public.
Acknowledgements of deeds. taking depositions,
times
Office 1lth street, east side, few doors north of
Pennsylvania avenue. Open from o'clock A. NJ to
ten at night. aug S--d2w
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A NEW COOPER
just published,
S A R A I O G. A.;

n a TALE Of 1877.
A Romance of American Border Life. One volume.
l2mo. Muslin. Price 81 25
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uAROPOSALs Will. BE REgETyED

uAROPOsALs Will. BE RE. ETyED
hy the Undersigned until Monday the 18th
Fourth street west from New York svenna H. Il
street north Proposals to state the price per cubc
yard The surplus earth to be deposited in o street
and TO be levelled " o''''e''
Nouce Is given that there will be but one price
the mo. l. . ~ 2"
r. B. OWENS, ...
Commissioner of the Sd and 4th Wards.
....... ..a..~ JOHN WALKER,
A. u. L, KEESE,
aug Assistant Comri1 sinners
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NesO York Markets.
financial.

NEW YoRK, Aug lS.-Stocks are higher. Chi
cago and Rock Island, sl; Illinois Central shares,
Sl 90; Michigan Southern, 80 /; N. York Central,
90 IL; Reading, 80 S.s Virginia 6s, 90; Mis-.
souri, 6'a, 80 Id; Illinois Central bonds, 81 IA
Sterling Exchange is firm at 3-4 per ct. prem.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

MI r. PARKER would respec,fpI,v
1sAs inform his friends and The public that ho
mas oPeneda branch shop at No. 80 Louisiana ave.
nue., (Farnum's Buldings) between Sixth and Sew.
snth streets for House, Sign, Ornamental sua
Detrenpe Casually called Frescoi Painting.
Having completed his arrangements he feels con.
him with their patronage '~'''
t=S window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs. &c
&C., painted reasonable terms and executed n ,ba
most workmanlike manner -. 80 80
aug 11--6t TStarl -
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
UNHIS is to give notice that the subscri-
n Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington county in the District of Columbia,
letters of administration on the personal estate of
Gabriel Suter, late of Washington county deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscribe on or before the
9th day of August next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August,
1855. WM. H. FRAZIER,
auq12- Administrator
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13


CONTENTS.
Chapter la Meeting in the Woods.
Chapter H.-Crazy Jake.
Chapter III.--The Abduction
Chapter Iy.-The Springs in 1897.
Chapter y.-The Night March.
Chapter VI.-The Trail
Chapter VIT.-The Flight
Chapter VIII--The Pursuit.
Chapter IX.-Found, but not caught.
Chapter X.-The Cavern
Chapter XI.--Lucile
Chapter xII.-Jacob at Home
Chapter XIII.-The Rescue.
Chapter XIV.--What Followed.
Chapter XIV : Indian Joe.
Chapter XVI.-The Storm.
Chapter XVII.-Sandy Brigham.
Chapter XVIII--Joe's Second Attempt at Ven
geance.
Chapter XIX.--The Morning
Chapter XX.-old Acquaintance
Chapter XXI.-Mr. Vaicour.
Chapter XXII.-Joe in Peril.
Chapter XXIII--The Sword vs.. The Gown.
Chapter XXIV.-Revelations
Chapter XXV.-The Prisoner.
Chapter XXVI.-Old Ties and New Feelings.
Chapter XXvII.-The Lunatic's Escape.
Chapter KXVIII Elective Affinities,
Chapter xxx Unexpected Encounters.
Chapter XXX-An Entirely New Programme.
Chapter XXXI.-Joe's Wigwam.
Chapter XXXII-The War Path.
Chapter XXXIII-Fate of the Lunatic
Chapter XXXIV.-Conclusion
w. p. FETRIDGE & CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by all Booksellers through the country.
Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price.
For sale by FRANK TAYLOR,
asaa. TAYLOR & MAURE,
aug l22t ]. SHILLINGTON.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY rHE ROUSE PRINTING rKLKeRaPB.
ArrisaL u lAe Kannaroo

~ 1'sc n huNYuTOO.
PHILADKLPHIA, Aug ls.--The LlyernooI and
Philadelphia Steamship Company's screw steam.
ship Kangaroo, from Liverpool Both ultimo, il be-
low. Her adyices have been anticipated.
Baltimore Aarksts
BALTIMORE. august lS-Flour is quiet Sal.s
of Howard Street at So 81 l-2; Ohio and CITY
Mills are dull at 80 so.
Wheat is 2 cents better. Sales of good to prime
reds, 81 s6 81 AZ; and good to prime whites,
III 43 a$l 80.
Corn-Sales Of white and yellow st 6l 90 cents.
Neso York Markets
NEW YORK, August l3.-Flour ia buoyant
Sales OF l3,000 bbls. Good State, as S5; super.
hne Ohio, 80 SO; Southern is easier, standard
81 10.
Wheat is improving. Sales Of 10000 bushels
Southern red, 81 So; ditto white, 81 65 81 GO.
Corn is firm. Sales of 10000 bush Southern
mixed, 81 cents.
90 l-2. -
Beef is dull Sales of $50 bbls Repacked
Mess, Slo76 IL.
Lard is firm. Sales Of $50 bbls. at Is eta.
Whiskey is quiet. Sales Of 100 bbls. Ohio 81
cents
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

NO. 1S,4l9.
Prizes of $4,000 sold in shares, part in Baltimore
and the balance sent to distant customers.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
HO! FOR OLD POINT COMFORT

A NOVEL EXCURSION
Tickets for the Round Trip only . 90 SO
Tickets admitting Gentleman and
Two Ladies g 90
Children under twelve years of age
and Servants haif-price.
... And
PINEY POINT PAVILION,
..M 81 Round Trip Tickets, 81 so.
Select and Pleasant Excursion, for Families aud
quiet Pleasure Seekers
HOl FOR OLD POINT COMFORT,
FORTRESS MONROE,
1@l RIP RAPS
PORTSMOUTH
NORFOLK
ATLANTIC OCEAN,
BIG SHIP PENNSYLVANIA,
STEAM FRIGATE COLORADO.
G0SP0RT NAVY YARD,
&C., &C., &c.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

say" The States of Alabama and Georgia cogni-
zant Of the responsibility of the Managers of these
Lotteries, and of the honorable manner in which they
are conducted, requires no bonds to secure the pay
ment Of PRICES
~ Purchasers will examine our schemes we'll and
il they do not offer better inducements than any
other Lottery in the world they are advised not to
patronise us.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
lg az NsE ~ CW Ev- rw- -ty-g

M UST BE SOLD, our entire sIocE oT
IvN Fancy and Plain Bonnets
30 Open-worked Lace and Hair Bonnets, with
curtains - ~
20 Fancy Hair and Gimp Bonnets
25 Misses Hair and Lace Bonnets.
case slightly damaged straw, suitable for COM
mon wear, travelling, &C.. will be offered
i. great bargain. ="
Call at Mrs q E1cuISnN,s
Our customers who have received their hills arc
respectfully requested to make an early scttlea eur.
either by cash or notes at short date, and thereby
grea.iy oohge Mrs. r. G. F..
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

Mrs. FRANKLIN PIERCE and sister arc stopping
at the Astor House, New York. D..
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

FIGHT.-Quite fight took place last night be-
tween body OF United States Marines and several
members Of the Auxiliary Guard. The latter were
badly treated but the supposed aggressors have
been arrested and sent to jail.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

DR. KAsE's work, on his Arctic Expedition, is
sought after with great avidity.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

ExTRAvAGAScE.-Ata hop at Newport, Rhode
Island, few evenings since, a lady from New Or
leans, Louisiana, wore bouquet of diamonds,
pearls, and precious stones, said to be worth $40
000l Jehosaphatl
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

SEVENTH WARD.--Look here, boys The Club
meets to-night-the Fillmore and Doneson Club |
The advertisement reads: "Wednesday, the 18th, |"
which, il we mistake not, means tonight Are
you coming9 All right
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

T. L. WILsoN.-In the criminal court officer 7.
L. Wilson, found guilty of aiding in the escape of
prisoner John Essex, was sentenced to two years
confinement in Jail, and to pay fine of $40.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

The entire amount Of tolls on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal during the mcnth of July was
$l2,S47 l9.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

All orders addressed TO
HUBBARD Il CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland,
will meet with prompt and confdentialiattention
iuly 25-d&w
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ADOPTED The little female infant sent few
nights since to the guard-house in search of
home, appears to have been in considerable de-
mand. Three gentlemen desirous of having adopt
ed daughters applied for her. To one of them the
Mayor assigned the child, and the applicant went
on his way rejoicing.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

T. n. HUBBARD Il Co,
Baltimore, MarvlanA
Authorized Agents for the Managers
Official drawings sent to all who order.
july 25-d&w
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PHILApkLPHIA, Aug. ls--The Liverpool and
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

SHARKs.--The Norfolk papers notice the appear
ance of number of sharks in the harbor there
Look out, boys One of these ugly customers
may find his way to Washington. Some of you
little fellows wouldn't make mouthfull
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

CosPLAINTs-Mayor Magruder has established
in his Office book for complaints on police or mis-
cellaneoas matters; another in which complaints
about pumps and hydrants may be registered ; in
the office of the Commissioner Of Health there is a
third book, in which all grievances be entered
all of which will be properly attended to by the
respective officers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-22

Under the rather depressing character o.! the
foreign advices Of the week regarding our great
staple, business generally will close Up very satisac
torily There cannot be any cause for complaint uu
less from some avaricious cuItivaors Of cotton who
expected to rccevd II Or Is cents per pound for their
last and perhaps, their first pickngE and probably
scod their factor for not obtaining what is not Oh
tainable. The rather gloomy weather which, for
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday prevailed, gave
way, night before last and yesterday was beautiful
day, characteristic Of the sunny South. Business
everywhere in every branch seemed TO partaEe of its
influence. On the levee it was particularly active.
The arrival of the fine Viuksburg and Nutrhcz pack
cts, with good loads of cotton, alone sufficient to
make q bustle-but there were many other arrivals
laying over from previous days. Altogether, the week
now closing is credited with so steamboat arrivals, SO
arrivals Of vessels from sea, steamships, and 70
coasters at the Upper Basa-tota! III, exclusive of
the daily mail boats at port Pontcharan vessels at
the Old Basin and Jefferson railroad. If there arc any
indications of grass growing in the streets of this
good city should be glad to have them pointed cut
Bythe-hy, we have not heard lately from our Mem
phs conrere who took such great interest in vel
fare last year.
The receipts of cotton yesterday were, by the
great Eclipse, $500 bales Natchez 297G, Bayou Belle
from Hanisonburg, 2S2; John struder Yazoo City,
l7G7; sundries 379-total 00S2 bales, and for the
week 81 ,l2S bales.
The European mails by the Europa came to hand
yesterday. There isa decided improvement perceiva
bic III the general contents Of The correspondence
far as regards money affairs Whctherthis will inAu
ence the price Of cotton upwards is ole OF the things
yet to be revealed The accounts from India are I'M
favorable for an average supply Of cotton from that
quarter, aud although prices have advanced, manu-
tacturers have not yet carried out their threats OF
making short time, nor Of stopping their mills be-
cause they have full demand for all III" goods they
can turn out. Nevertheless cotton has not advanced
sufficiently to cover costs on this side, and planters
must not be disappointed if there is no upward move
nent in the market till after the first Of January, Il
the meantime freights took u leap up yesterday
which will tend to repTesS an advance in this nlrkc
for the present. Speculation in Liverpool had been
stopped by dear money it is thought by some, but b.
others by the reported accounts OF arcumulatjng re
cepts on this side
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Direct Importation.

Gr CO u H II e&s u "a MI Is o re-
obs Charities street.
Have just received per ships Oregon, Gutenberg and Amer
can Union from avre and Liverpool the following articles
which they offer for sale at the
LOW EST NJ A R kET II ! ES,
-Comprising-
% Printed and Plain C.tSfIMERES and DE LANES
Printed French and English PRINTS.
silk, Worsted and Gotten DAMASk, for Curtains.
Embroidered Bobiuc and Muslin CURTAINS
CORDS and TASSEIS, and GIMP
Printed CASIIMERES and FLANNEI.S, for ROSES de
Chanibres
NER1NO UNDERSTANDS for cnts, Ladies and Children.
Cashmere HOSE and SOCKS.
Cotton II OSE and HALF HOSE.
Flounced larege ROBES.
Plain and Figured POPLINS.
Merino and Flannel DRAWERS
Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss BANDS.
Embroidered and Crinulinc SKIRTS.
Ladies' and Ch,lren's CLOTlI Cl.OAKS.
Yaencennes and Embroidered Muslin COLLARS.
Emb'd J"conet and NinSook COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Ernb'd pEIG NOISES and Emtics Ctff.MISES.
Cashmere, Melted and Wooden Stl.t AVIS.
Vaenccnnes and Muslin PELER1NES.
Wooden anl Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES.
Embroidered, FeSton, Riyicre and Piin J.. c. ItNDKtR
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin ard Igc,aet IA i}S.
Ee"l India silk Pocket HANDKEECliEt:Fs,
Jtconet and swiss EDGINlS and 1NSHNTiEG%.
Madras Head iIANDKERCEIEFS.
Embroidered Velvet Nl.OANS and TA!.NtS.
TKlMMlNtiS-A hlr-e assortment.
COTTpNADES and GORSETS.
Eulenciennes EDGlNtiS and INS:KTlNGS,
Black i.ArTS aud FIsIEGFS.
LACE VEILS-Ncw styles
tL0T! CLOAkS for Children
Embroidered Meriuo CI.OAk@, for Cnl7vpn.
Molten CG.oAkS and BAsQtiNES Ter rAtI!ruu
KID and SILK GLOVES.
SiIISs-SlIks-SiIks.
Fiouncci SILK nRFSSEs-Ncwest .;yle.
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An,uscrnents th,s Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER. - Halevy's grand opera Of
The Queens Musketeers.
CRIsp's GAIETY.-The excellent drama of Rob
Roy--to conclude with the admirable burlca of Midas.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Laura Keene's version Of
Camle--to conclude with the drama the French Spy.
UNION HALL.-Grand Fancy Dress and Masquerade
Bnll.
SPALDING g. ROGERS AAPHIrHEA T.
Pee's Campbell Mnstles
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1856.
Our Fourth Page.

Our fourth page will be found extremely interesting
this morning. In addition to the usual commercial,
financial and marine information there is the local
intelligence, and copous reports Of the continuation
Of the Smelser case before the First District Court
which increases in interest as the trial progresses
This will not in all probability, conclude before
next week !; and as We have good reason to believe
The public expect it, we shall give full reports unto
a.. J !. Il r. s'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-22
Double sheet Crescent.

The Crescent will again be issued on double sheet
on Monday morning next It will contain vast
amount Of readable matter including several excellent
literary articles, poetry, tales miscellany etc Ad-
yertisers will confer a favor by sending il their
notices at as earlysn hour as possible.