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RAILROADS. &C.
AND CHATTANOOGA RAiI,


ROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
AN and sfer Mon lay the 18Th as the Passenger TrAf
" viii be run 70 and from Chafaaooga a. follows:
Daily Train leaves Nashville, at 730, A. n, sFsiHe
Chattanooga at 42o, ?. ~
Daily Train leaves Chattanooga, at 8, A. h, anivingn
Nashville II $50, p. NJ.
Nashville, Feb, Ig, ISs6. Superintendent.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
TOTT0N destined for Charleston will and Eer tai.
date be charged 81 IS per bze Of 500 lbs or es and
IS cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
ssptl2 II. l. ANDERSON, ,ssup't- n &. @. K
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
THROUGH Ii FUUR DAYS.
FARE RHIR1 7 DOLLARS --S =
VT1A Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point TO Mon.
gomery by Railroad. Ticksts to be had ct the De
pot. Price &l7. rs 5ss 81
From Montgomery 70 Mobile, BY double daily line
(morning and EVENING" ofagesand Steamboats, connect
ing With the steamers from thence 70 New 0r,esns
ssss, II. !. ANDERSON, ,Gen1 Sup't N, \ g. r E.
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EE1H THE SPRIN(I TRADE SALES
Il NEW ROOKS.-Ths subscriber is now receiving
aAo VIII continue to reeve large additions to this de-
partner; Of his business . 49,
ALSo, on hand la &c assortment Of superior Nashville
&nuiaoiUe Gold Pens watch will be sold under regular
prices 4; No q Public Square. BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
APPS Auction Deroi
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HYDRAULIC CbMENT. Laad Pas er, FLAs ER fAR
Il IS. spanish Whiting, ChaLs, PUAlCE STONE; BY
Il. W Ellis.
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NASHVILLE = =
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,

81 UOLLEtE SfRkET,
7. II. BRENNAN Pruo-;,s>,,
MANUFACTURERo Of Steam Engines, Wafsr Whsek.
WI Horse Powers Saw and 0riss Nils Gina Tobsens
Presses Railway, Steam Boat aad Agrculfursl izahnr
CASTINGS -.
OF every Kind and sze. msda promptly 70 ofder-
large variety constantly h4nd, including Waler
Wheels Saw and Grist Mil Gearing and irons. Grsas
Bars, Androus, Hollow Wsre Settles, Wsgou Bsxss g.
Nrogght Iron work well execu' ei.
NEW IRON RAILING AND FNECING NAN
y UFACTORY. sss
~ n. BRENNAN, SO Collegs street having adAsS
The shove branches to his present est<bishEszf =
prepared 10 bill ordsrs for all ksds Of Ornnnenzi Work
for private and pubic buildings inclzdng VsandRhs b.
eonies Cemetery and Park Enclosures. Iron 0pn Fsoafs
for Stores. window and Door LIN els and Ss &c. &A
All orders well and promptly attended to marls-an
ATATCnES-lOe easss Koss0f Wood Box haichss n
LHOUR OFFICES for rent over Ksrr's. Cedar slsssz
~ hrst eoor. Call a. PfCkKfTR
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ZINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES ASSORTED
+ COLTS, AHsns, and ether Pistols assorted PORTE
MONIES and card Gases of Pearl, Ivory, shell, Buck,
Morocco aud Russia Leather. SILK Ccrfos PuHsEs =
For sale cheap by T. WILLIS
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HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS, &C.
THE Celebrated Single and Double Horse Powers, Sim
Il gle and Double Threshers with Separators
The Combinsi Threshers and Winnower, with Straw
Carriers. =.
Straw Cutters to be run by horse power Clover HUI
heick d Co., Albany, New York. Are now on hand and
for sale at the Warehouse Of hessrs Johnson Horn Co.
Nashville Tenn at Msnuacturers prices with tanSporsa
ton add q. ~
The tirs satisfaction which the above named Machine
has all others where il has been used for the
last three iour years. is sufficient satisfy enqurers OF
its value Orders soliclted-Terms cash. Address
ian26-msz - " 7 WATERS ThIaa Fnrks Tam
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1SRE eopsrtnershp hereiofors exist under the nrui
l. and style OF BkOws q uhqbhs this day dis !!
solved BY mutunl consent 20. u bAos alone author
izsd ID use the name Of the firm in iquidn de-
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OLIVER, IsorF Bone ard Horn Htadsd, Sword. Ebony
y Rattan, Hickory and 4Ssses BeLtsne Caass BY
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TTAIR OILS, Ponatums Ham DXEs. Hair Res'ora
/ i frs. FANCY SOAPS, Shaving Creams, TOILETTE
WArEkS, FINE EXTRACTS, assorted. BY
aur5 Il. w Ellis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Chattanooga Foundry
Machine Works.
EASTMAN. LEES & &C

EAETMAN, LEES C CO.
rTyHE undersigned hzvTrg leased for q
Il term of years, the Foundry and Ma n
chine Shops OF he East Tennessee IrUn .AA
Manufacturing Company are prepared to .
execute al ordFes in ther ceaf tie shors - s.. =
sst notes and nn she most accommodation isrs ":
Stasiouary Steam Engines and Boilers;
Mining and Mil Machinery Of every descrpfions
Water and Gas Pipes. and Pump Castings
Car Wheels. Frogs, Switch SsAnds, ard ~ kn&s e
Hail Roa6 Castings. Brass. &cs
Horse Powers, Thrsshing AachinsE
Corn and Cob Mills;
korgngs Of eFsrT dsscsiption-sr So
briggs and Car Bolts.
Fs caar sttsaticn paid 10 he sspafs a. Isrszsans
JOHN O. EASTMAK.l
e. JONATHAN LEES EasT,xlzz rjzzu q %
THOMAS WEBSTER -
shebyvlls Expostor eopy 70 auouut a s1s sd "a
o1L y lnls once. lan3t-Sts&s11
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SPRING FEVERS.
THE GR-EFENBEkG HEALTH BIfTERS are pre-
pared ir0m number of the most purifying invgor-
stng and healing roots bTks herbs and vines selected
mos y from Tire Msieria Medics Of America They
powe Ia tonic they give strength TO the system and
BILE To throw of the constitutional tendency disease
They have all the beneficial effects of true tonic without
exu,ing any i'll fleets.
Price-25c per package.
Fer sale BY Druggists throughout the State. and BY
ALkX. MACKENZIE
MARI IL Coere street.
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INAIsTS OILS. VARNISHES of best qualities; DYE
4 STUF IS, ASSURTED. WINDOW GLASS, HIM
GLassscars, sToSE WARS, FLOWER PO3S. assor ed
offered low by s's- 4. NELLS.
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE WAN1F1cF0lF
EREN FNLLkR


(o0ceessor 70 Hamilssc fuilsrl
TENNESSEE BOOT AND sH0R MANUFACFoRY.
Corner Market and Spring or Charsb Sta.
Nashville, Tenn
GRATEFUL for the liberal pafronses hsztoz~d uror
VI this MznufaeorJ since iis sstablisAmsns Ehs p.
prietor feels determined 70 nst eontnuaan ofaa saNs
II future. &. arTf
have now on hand coed sssortmsnt a rssaS uzas
work. consisting in part Of Mems Boys and ToufhR oz
kip and Thick Boo.s and Shoes Negro Bruesns 6ozas
sole House Servants Shoes Ladies and hiasas Caf No.
rocco sad Kid BoQts and Shoes al uads from GOD szck
in good style and Warranted
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad nad Tns-
pike Companies respectfully solicited
Al kinds Of Repairing done. cer
Cash paid for Hides EBSN FULLzA
"a Banner. wbg. Gazette aad Cleveland Bsassr
copy, snd discontinue all other sdTsrtse1sntz .zs9z
LOCOMOTIVES, TOOLS AND HACHKNkH
TIE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Lewrssss Has-
Il saekgssts MANUFACTURES Locomotives Of any si.s e.
guage Stationary Engines Laihes. Pansrs; 40 kinda II
Tools, Gotten Wooen and Piper Maehinsry, rarAi.s
Parker Water Wheels Garnssys Patent Printing Prssz
&C. DC All articles warranted best malsrias and xork
msnship. Information may be obtained and orfxs Ess
wsrdsd on application to Mr.. JAMES PEuEKRT. e -
State House, Nashville, Tesaessse OF address
JH W. PAGE Trssssrs-.
nov 22-6md Odics. Il. Kilby Sc. Boszon. Mesz-
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LcoRoL, Brsndies, WINES, VINEGARS, Teas, as
"A sorted, CHOCOLATES, Mustards, HAVANA CL.
CARS Fine It5aec9s BY t. WELLS
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WAX CANDLES assorted sizes and eo1Ors; Star and
w Sp.rm edndIes; 20 boxes brown and transparent
soaps Uttered cheap by II. WELLS.
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T NJ. WILKIN having been admitted %. p-.ssiu, q
- all the Courts Of Tennessee and New YORK and kaE
ing ermanently located Nashville will stsnd 70 ~
matters Of Collection and Litigation entrusted % hin
OfEce No 20 Cherry street - nnra-1f
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NOUGH CANDY, Pulmonary Hqf.rs. Jsynes' Expec.
~ orsnt, BULLS SSAkSAPARILLA, DAflD,S PAIN
KILLER Spark ing GsLtstias, ISlNGLASS, TapIoca,
Psqrrd Sqoo BarIy TAxARIsps Preserved Ginger RICE
aeceived Nv T. WELLS.
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DROPPING Buds,
THE best remedy for sick babies and for all the dis.
Of children from hour to five years old, 10
THE GHILDREN'S PANACEA,
OF the Gr@enberg Company. --.. q.
For fevers. teethng dIarha rickes colo, worms &c,
&C.. 1t is the best medicine known. In the GTRen
berg Almanac, that is given gratis you will hnd list of
numerous Physicians throughout the Union, who have
used it in their practice Where there young ch il
dren and il has been used parent will consent to
be without it in the bouse. Prce-50c per bottle.
Fur sale BY all Druggists, and By
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
mar7 II Coll "a street
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Negroes! Negroes

4 VARIETY STORE in Memphis with stock Of Em-
"A brodsries Fancy Articles and Toys, amounting TO
a5GIt - D0o. ..
l. is ia n5 ot The kind in the city has good run
oicuso aud will be soa bargsn traded for proper
ty CT Negroes. ..- -t-.' -.-
Address T. NJ. 4, Box70, Memphis Post OHico.
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II I'LL III S :ss5$ss
Yse S regularly served to subscribers IN IN
c;ty IL aa ears hour morning y
80 Il year in advance and quarterly a. N
Same rasss u ID cents week to The carriers
per insertion IN ~ eases
ri ior every subsequent insert lion, % cents.
on Tho second charged M
insertion. ,ss 3 s. =, u
tIgarsencns published ii be charged y per
square fer every insertion
na Will he published one monta' q
longer and charged accordingly OF sun
will Ii al are paid at the
S option If the orrIesors eS53
DIsepuft Will be nade 70 regular &c yertisers
sE,FIEs DAILY CRESCENT
desirable for adyer:
Il AN1nY 1PERit crcuates largely, reaching
snany hundreds early hour and being read
the approach business hours, articles
HUI family published in its
@ column. ii y Z 49,
II III II ven il KL X @ RE : CE N
Hi aalhsd every at s. invariably IN
Having throughout Lou
isiana mississippi Texas ana other
II mode 10 advertisers Of making
rgases and known Advertisements IN
ssrted for 81 psr square, each Insertion iss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

A SCASDALoUs SToRY.-The Boston correspondent
of the Pawucet Chronicle tells the following story,
which, if true, cannot fail to throw additional ustre
upon the foreign appointments of the present vrtuous
administration well as the Sanderses and Sickeses
who rose into consequence with it:
There is secret about the course Of the New York
Herald, which You will not probably see in the papers
for long time, if at ALL Bennett has personal
grudge, not perhaps so much against Mr.. Buchanan
against the loose, careless way in which the lega
| ton in London was managed under the chaste in
| fiuence of Dan sickles and George Sanders. \
woman of other than the Lucreta species, and well
KNOWN at least, to Daniel, obtained passport from
the Columbian embassy, in the name of Mrs. J. G
Bennett, and with the same did jaunt it over Europe
| on tour Of pleasure and business. She was from
New York; and our Democratic friends will find il
this dro circumstance, with its droller subsequents
a confirmation of the theory that woman is at the
! h0ttom Of all mischief.
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30, 900 Nunlbers-l5, 600 Pri2es:--

1850 prizes amounting to-.
The 1900 Prizes Of $50 determined by The which
draws the $4,000 Pref that number should be odd
scheme will entitled
s. 80 if number, then every number ticket will
be entitled S. 50 in addition any other prize which may
drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
her tickets will he cerai Of drawing ncury half the
the with chances OF Obtaining other prizes.
Remember that every prize drawn payable III full with
deduction.
All prizes Of 81 0G0 and under paid Immediately after the
irtwug-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets, Sl0; Halves. s. Quarters, S2i5.
Prize Tickets cahed renewed in other tickets either Office
Orders for tickets can be addressed either
E3 Drawings received tails city days the drawing,
S. SWAN Il CO., Ataarta Ga.
ie2 2ptd orS. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

WHAT ENGLAND Is WoRTH.-The material wealth
of England is set down in value at fl447 100000
Its cultivated soil is valued at Fl 900 0O0 its mines
at 100000 900; its dwellings and factories at fi50
100000; agricultural implements, live stock and
manufactured goods each over goo 100000 and its
mercantile shipping at e40,000,000.
We have seen the above paragraph in a number Of
our exchanges, but it is criterion Of England s
wealth. The only true wealth of nations is 'inust1y
wisely directed. The most fertile soils and the rich
est mines would be but barren wastes without labor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

GADsDEN REcALLED.--G Gen. Smith and Kansas.-
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that Gen. Gadsden was allowed to re-
turn to Mexico at his own urgent request and for the
purpose OF settling his personal affairs. He has been
recalled and will carry ont the notice of that fact
NO successor has been or probably will be indicated,
unless an eXigency should occur until Gadsden re-
llnqushes the Mission, which he has promised to do
as promptly as his affairs will allow
1t is said that Gen. Smiths instructions concerning
Kansas are emphatically to prevent armed invasion
IRON any quarter, and to afford protection to peace
able settlers at any cost Sumner will retain his pre-
sent position, subject to the orders of Smith. who is
Entrusted with large discretion and is fully possessed
OF the Presidents views Smith was selected for this
trust with reference to his prudence ability and firm
ness as well as legal knowledge enabling him to dis
erlminate on delicate questions that may arise.
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V1Vy IIHT J
s5- Notice is hereby given, that from and
after the first day Of July next there will kept open
Mayors Office, between the hours of o'clock, 3
O'Clock, ", COMPLAINT BOOK, for recording com
plants of municipal abuses Of I'LL kinds.
The undersigned Mayor invites all persons avail them
selves of this mode of communicating all violations Of
the city ordinances I'LL nusances and any dercon duty
on the part OF Of the officers Of the city, is his intention
to all legal in his power laws to be en-
forced and the public interests protected.
CHAS. N. WATERMAN
1c25 2p Mayor.
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ii
Business Talk o1s Chang The stagnancy of
summer VIZ mantle yesterday yet there was some
moving Of produce Two Or three boats from the
west were discharging at the upper landing. The
MOST ortant article Of notice at this time is To-
bacco The receipts since the first September up to
Ills time, are 1874 hogsheads against ,219 hogs
heads same time last year. increase of ten per cent.
The demand continues good and prices are very firm.
The low rates Of freight which have ruled during the
spring have tended to sustain the market for all kinds
of Tobacco. Freights, asw noticed two days since,
have improved but not sufficient to induce captains
and owners to put up their vessels for any particular
poft with only a part Of cargo enga ged. Freights
have improved in New ork and were very firm last
Thursday 3I6 to 7S2d for cotton to Liverpool and
Hour %. Sd 70 Havre rates were cent for cotton,
and 62 to $50 per barrel for flour Freights to Cali
forna have declined to 273 to s2aa cents per foot.
There will be several vessels remain over in this
port fall Even if freights were ruling at good
paying prices, there is not sufficient produce to load
ene.half that are now unemployed, with aceessions
every week
There have been some movements in real estate
lately among the most important sales is that of the
vacant lot Of ground forming the N. E. corner Of
Magazine and Lafayette streets, being part Of the
DtrIil QlsbrlGG ieeG On magazine, LOO leel
on Lafayette, and g. feet on Foucher street-prce
given $I850o Property in this vicinity can be made
as prodnctiYe as most property in the city IT, how
ever and proprietors do not feel inclined tc
build and improve take no interest in the genera
welfare Of the city and reside in Paris Northern
cities from year to year it cannot be expected thai
permanent residents will take any interest in pro
perty thus situated f both sides Of Magazine stree
from Lafayette to Julia streets were to be improved
brick stores the entire street would be benefttoe
thereby. OF course it Is not expected that costly
buildings, for which three thousand dollars or more
per annun would be required would likely command
Is good and permanent tenants. But low rents would
anincentive to the general commerce Of our city
which might not otherwise be realized.
The thermometer ranged pretty high yesterday
the heat not 50 uncomfortable as we read about
in our Northen exchanges, for from all the nforma
ton before the hyperborean regions appear to have
changed business being incomlnoded with general
Bpension for hours during the day. We have expe
rienced nothing Of this kind in our city, and what
trade i 70 be got through is promptly aud assdnousy
attended to, be tin cotton, tobacco, sugar. noasses
Hour grain, dry goods, groceries Or hardware, etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

FROM HAyASA,-By the arrival of the brig w. D.
Miller from Havana we have intelligence to the eth
ult. Nothing OF Importance had transpircd since our
last dates, and the only item of interest which we
find in the papers is an account of very narrow es
cape from death made by an aronant named Bouderas
1t seems that he had made balloon ascension from
the Campo del Marie, and after attaining a consider
able altitude, his balloon suddenly burst and he began
falling with terrific velocity; fortunately his balloon
caught on cocoanut tree, and he thus escaped with
out loss of life or limb
The Diario has very malignant article, in which
it seems to congratulate itself upon the fact, that
Walkers army in Nicaragua, will be entirely des
troyed by disease during the approaching rainy
season. .
The Americans of jersey City have formed Fill
lr,,nn L H,,f.
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Capt Elikim Scammon, of the corps of Topograph-
ical Engineers, and Second Lieut., Morrison Sd Inan-
try U. S. Army, have been sentenced to dismissal
from the service for drunkenness on duty, by Court
Martial recently held in New Mexico, and the sen
tence has been approved by the President, to take
effect from the 9th of June.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

The National Era, the Black Republican organ in
Washington, refuses to support Fremont, and says
that lie considers the nomination unfit to be made"
It says further that Fremont is young man sue
oessful explorer unfamiliar with politics without
experience as a statesman without antecedents or
records of any declared opinions on the great ques-
ton which agtates the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

MARRIAGE AN EPIDEM1c-A Pennsylvania editor
says that marriage has broken out among his neigh
bors and that it is spreading with rghtful virulence
all over the Northern end of the county, carrying of
hundreds OF his subscribers. Hundreds of cases. he
says, have come under his own observation, all of
them hopeless-once seized, the victim is case the
only thing that can be done is to call i'll clergyman
to prepare him for his fate.
Having had the complaint before, he says, is no
protection against it. widow who had caught it
years before, and was slowly recovering from its ef
fects suffered relapse, and was now lost beyond re-
covery. She has married a second time. That editor
is something on smile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

The report made by Messls Howard and Sherman,
the majority ofhe special committee that sent to
Kansas to examine into the state Of affairs in that
Territory occupied the House two days in reading,
and it is said that the accompanying documents were
three times as lengthy. The House decided that it
would not pay to read them.
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ESene0rctG =! FseAlOUetS -

EeemeOCetg Removed -
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
pnts constantly hand which equal the best that
to this market
Also
OTTER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA aud SHERRY
WINES
Il IL A " ID ES:
sAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1896 l7eS aud 1906 and other
brands
w IfES k
OF al descrption--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, i'll pints aud quartz.
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and IL
QuDRS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
-SEWELI4 T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

ELECTION FOR THIRD JUSTICE OF PEACE - Onr
readers residing in the Second District between Canal
and ST Louis street, the river and the lake, are re-
minded that an election will be held today to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Judge Richardson.
BIZ referring to another column it will be seen that
John N. Andrews Is announced as the American can
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 3.-By previous understanding
members were present in the Senate Chamber this
morning, and the President adjourned the body over
to Monday.
House.-NIr. Campbell, of Ohio, gave notice that
and move the previous question on Wednesday. The
vote rejecting the bill for the admission of Kansas
with the Topeka Constitution was reconsidered and
that bill passed-aycs 100, nays o.. Adjourned to
Monday
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1856.

- Persons lesigg Tie y during the srho desire
lV Crescent haze il done
Ta,u,sry ~ 4sy leaning Il orders and ad-
ffress HI o,ir o5Fcs, No. 10 Camp street.
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An exchange, commenting on the fact that num-
Der of Cincinnati young ladies have lately been mar
red away to other places, says city has better
claim to supply spare ribs for the universe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

The managers Of tie Young Bachelors ball
have favored s with an invitation to the second ball
ii the season. which win be given on Saturday eve
Ming next, at Vaudeville.
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SaVdGea'y, Harness and Trunks.

The subscribers have just received full supply English
French and American
SADDLES,
F r LA DIES AND GENT LEMEN
Including many late Improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
uE =a Rs RR g. - So
IS NOT TO BE EQUAILED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con.
satly hand complete Ladies'
mems SOLE LEATHER
zIf C11tE1S,
and other articles in their line which they invite
LACEY & CO.,
je23 2pnl 81 ST. Charles street.