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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-23

ten cents, all who are disposed to patrouize The
ladies' may do so at a small cost. See advertise
ment la another column.
REFUsING To AssIsr OFEIcER.-A fsw nights
since riot occurred in the Fifth Ward near ths
residence Of i Mr.. Devlin, who called Officer
narrower TO suppress the same. The officer sum
noned Devlin to assist in the work but he re
fused, aud entering his house locked the door
Tue officer after dispensing the rioters went 10
Justice MCheHna and stated TIE case warrant
was issued, and yesterday Mr. d. was fined IS
ana costs Tor refusing to aid the officer,
ABUSING HIS WEIR. G. Scott was arrested
last night, for an assault and battery on his wife
Phis morning, the case came up for trial before
Justice Donn, and she told a mournful story of
her wrongs for seven years past. He strove to
induce her 10 forget and forgive; but she with
tears in her eyes, declared her life would he I'm
danger, IL she did; and her hearIIess spouse was
sent to Jail for trial at court
The, WORK OH the new theatre (Carusi,s "a.
LOOM is being carried on with all dispatch, and
the house will positively be opened for perform.
anee on New Years day. Meantime a diagram
OF the stalls and seats OF the house has been pre
pared, and can be seen at Mptzeroft's music
store, where places for the season can be secured
ROBBERY Monument Office was broken
Into few nights since, and number Of the en-
graVed plates stolen. 1t was suspected that a
number OF Migrants who have been here for few
weeks past, Were guilty. They were hanled up
tnls morning at the guard honse, and sent lo the
workhonse for ~ days.
FRESH PEACHES We are indebted TO Thomp-
son: Hamilton Co, for a can Of Fresh Peaches
put up by Wells 4 Provost, 2l5 and 2I7 -
street, New York city. Having tested them and
having liquorish tooth for everything palatablp
we endorse them rs being unsurpassed, any
where, In their way
THIKyRs IN THE CITy.-Four well known
81 sharps" arrived In this city on Sunday, Il is
said. Two Of them left yesterday, and two are
still here.
Fun AHEAD See advertisement OF Ethiopian
Serenaders at COMBS Hall
WATCH RETURSs-PstIick Flemming, Ire
land, drunk and profanity; fine and costs, S3.i4.
James Reeves, Pa, yagrani; workbouse 81 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-23

Fun AHEAD See advertisement OF Ethiop
Serenaders at COMBS Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

v1cKsBuRG, July IA. - The R. W. Adams passed
down at this evening.
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A New FEATURE OF BRITISH PoLIoy. = Unt

A New FEATURE OF BRITISH PoLICy. - Under
date of the 9Th inst, the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun writes:
The intelligence to which referred in my last, Of
the declared policy of the British government to
qeire more territory on near this continent is
fully confirmed. 1t is the most important declara-
ton, in connection with our relations with Great
Britain, that has ever been made and one that will
go far to promote the amcabe adjustment of such
questions as are now pending between the two gov
ernments in relation to Central America
The disclaimer of an intention to acquire any addi-
tiona territory in this hemisphere IS however accom-
panied with another declaration that the Government
of Great Britain will not with her assent be excluded
from the free use of the interoceanc communications
which Central America affords. 1t would be very
bad policy our part to attempt to engross these
transts to the exclusion of other nations And the
United States while endeavoring to induce China to
abandon her exclusive policy will hardly undertake
to adopt it for themselves.
1t was the firm belief of the late Gov Marcy that
Great Britain was about to withdraw herself, in a
great measure, from the affairs OF this continent aud
seek an enlarged dominion in Asia. The recent deea-
rations on the part Of the British government, to
which refer, goes TO confirm this view.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
ANOTHER RIOT IN NEW YORK CT,
nIiIitary Called Out.


New YoRK, July ls.--Another serious riot occur
red this afternoon. body of Irish and Germans at
tackled the Metropolitan police, in the Seventeeth
Ward with missiles and firearms. rs
The police and squad which was sent to their relief
were driven back. ~
A requisition has been made for the military as
another riot is anticipated tonight.
Judge Roosevelt has dissolved the injunction against
the Coroner, thereby restoring him to Office
The Street Commissioners case then came up be-
fore Judge Peabody who declined to proceed before
hearing the arguments of the counsel.
NEW YORK, July 14-The city was quiet through
out the night The 18th Ward rioters are making ex.
tensive preparations for renewal of the conflict with
the Metropolitan police. The rioters have provided
field piece and plenty of muskets and ammunition.
There were nearly 900 policemen stationed in the
ward and three regiments Of State militia are ordered
to prepare for duty. -..5
Arrival Of the Arago.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Arago arrived at mid
night. Among her passengers is Col McRae, q. S.
Consul at Paris. The U. s. frgate susquehanna was
in Cowes roads.
Another SLAYER Seized .O
The bark Vim. Lewis has been seized by the au-
thorities on suspicion of being SLAYER.
Lunatic Asylum Burned.
UTICA, N. Y, July 1.-THE central portion and
domes of the State Lunatic Asylum have been con-
sumed by fire, and the east and west wings were par
tally burned. Dr. Froze was fatally injured by the
falling timber. Loss, 100000.
Col Fremont Ill.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Col Fremont is lying Sc
riously ill in this city.
The Presidents Movements.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President removes to
his summer quarters, near the Soldiers Home, to-
morrow.
r. % Western News
LOUISVILLE, July 14.--Capt. Horton, from Fort
Kearney, says that Summers command is eighty
miles from Fort Laramie, and all WELL The report of
the destruction Of part of the command is untrue.
Louisiana Politics.
CLINTON, La, July H. The friends of I. G. David
son, from fifty to seventyve in number met to-day
and ratified his nomination.
There is great enthusiasm among the friends of the
new Convention meeting which meets tomorrow.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, July 13.-Cotton frm-Orleans Mid
ding 15c. Flour 81 Is to 81 go. Southern
is depressed White St. Louis &c. lower; Milwaukee
Club 81 SIS. Corn 81 to ssc Mess Pork $22 90.
and Whisky firm. Bacon quiet. Other articles
dull. a=egm g-.s
New York, July a. Cotton is buoyant at an ad-
vance Of J.; Orleans Middling, Is 1-l6. Flour firm.
Wheat, 81 es to 81 90. Corn quiet. Provisions
steady. Coffee Laguyra, l24. Sugar slightly de-
cned. Havana, 105; Muscovado, to l04. Mo-
lasses dull Freights heavy.
CINCINNATI. July ls.-Flour ss to So 80. Rye
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Dress Trimmings.

Just received, fresh supply of DRESS TRIMMINGS of
various kinds.
Also, complete assortment of
FRENCH LINEN AND COTTON sH1RTs-Whie and Col
ored.
SILK, LINEN AND COTTON DRAWERS.
SILK, GAUzE MERINO, Isle THREAD AND COTTON
UNDERSHIRTS.
SILK, LINEN Isle THREAD AND COTTON SOCKS
COLLARS, SUBSCRIBERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, etc.
LION & PINSARD
my5 2ptf &C and 6S Royal street, corner Benville.
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TnR DEAD RABBIT" CLUB.-A Brooklyn paper,
dated day or two after the New York riots, says:
The "lve" Dead Rabbits yesterday buried some
of the I" dead" Dead Rabbits in Calvary Cemetery,
Greenpoint. They were motley set. Some had on
fire caps and no shoes-some hats and coats
some breeches and an apology for shirt-some had
clean shirt and torn trowsers-so in tolera
BILE decent TRIM but those few and far between.
A portion of them stopped at a hotel in Brooklyn,
got what they could get and then marched off with
out paying for it. They live, it seems in very print
tive style, and not in the habit of giving equva-
Tents for what they eat and wear
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Sacrifices in Shirts for

t q W E z n 5
To clear off previous removal TO Canal and Royal
S. N NJ o 0 D Y,
of Canal street and Exchange Place, N o..
- will offer
HALF-DOZEN BEAUTIFULLY SEWN SHIRTS FOR SIX
DOLLARS,
Such as usually offered bargain at 81 80 each.
HALF-DCZEN FINE QUALITY LINEN SHIRTS FOR SIS,
The ordinary price of which is So 50 each.
Observation-Disclosures,
And every description of FURNISHING GOODS at little
more than half the customary prices.
call is respectfully solicited; trouble to show goods and
the prices asked will be convincing that
gains to be had at
jyl3 2p7tMoWe&Sa ). N. MUDDY >.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

AN EXEMPLARY CLERGyMAN.--The Gaena Qll)
Courier states that clergyman who lives few miles
from that place had quarrel with his wife recently
and proceeded to beat her with stick from locust
tree severely that her back was covered with blood
and bruises. Having used up one stick on her, he
was getting another, when some neghbors nterfered
sermon from the lips of such an amiable northern
divine must be highly ediying. Kallock Beecher ant
Parker had better look out for their laures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
Coat ! Coal!

R. & j. W A 7 S O N,
New Levee, foot of Julia street,
constantly receiving large supplies of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PITTSBURG COAL,
prepared furnish the load, DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
EPanters desiring purchase part only of boat load
Coal the delivered their plantations with
CHARGE actual of e24 2p3m
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Secondhand Boilers for Sale.

THREE SECONDHAND BoILERS-Doublef ued, "a feet
long 10 inches diameter.
THREE SECONDHAND Observation-Disclosures "a feet
long 3S inches diameter. ..
ONE slX-FLUED PATENT BOILER with Fire Box-l2
long, diameter the box, 80
chamber, complete, with bars blowout valve etc. with
without small Steam Engine inches of cyln-
der and l6 inches stroke, in complete order,
TWO STEAM ENGINES Clever Engines) Is inches diam
cylinder feet stroke; together with Shafts
wheel Flanges, Plummer Blocks, Cams frames, in
complete order suitable for a small boat.
Also DOCTOR ENGINE, capable of supplying boil
long, inches diameter together
Escape Pipes all nearly and in complete order
MCCAIN & PATTERSON,
jyl4 2plm Delord and New Ievee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

A CHURCH STRUcK BY LIGHrNINo.-A thunder.
bolt struck and shattered to pieces the spire of
church in Strongsvile, Ohio, on the 2Sth ult. The
stroke battered stove to fragments in the basement
and rendered the congregation nsensble for a mo,
ment or two, but did not seriously injure any oue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

SEIZURE OF AN ALLEGED sLAyER.-on the It'll
inst the bark Pauefta, owned in New York and re-
Gently captured while at anchor in the Congo river
by the British sloop-of-war sappho, on suspicion of
being about to engage in the slave trade, brought
into New York harbor and handed over to the U. S.
Marshal at Quarantine. She was brought to New
York by two officers and twelve men belonging to the
Sappho. This is the same bark which last October
was seized on suspicion and her owners got her of
upon that occasion after examination of the case
before Judge Belts because there was lack of evil
dence to convict It now remains to be seen whether
the evidence which was sufficient to cause her arrest
in the Congo river with the proof of her charace,
on board will be considered enough to condemn her
The owner, on hearing of her arrival in the custody
of British officers, FASTENED down to the bay, and, il
ia said carried off heI papers yi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

THE News To-DAy.--The columns Of the Cres-
cent present today panoramic view Of recent events
il almost every quarter Of the civilized and uncivl
lied globe Europe Asia, Africa, Central and South
America, California, Oregon, the Sandwich Islands
and our own important corner Of the universe. In
We have been obliged to defer the pub
cation Of much interesting matter now on hand,
which win be laid before orr readers hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
Ladies' Dress Goods!

ALL TO B E SO Id OFF,!
D. p. S G Il N L 4 " g. c o..
Nos L. and II Chartres street,
Will continue to offer the whole of their stock amounting
over Eighty Thousand Boilers worth of ORGANIZES BA
Reyes, GRENADINES, SILKS, MUSLINS, EMBROIDER-
les, LACEs and PARIS MILLINERY ARTICLES, at the
cost of importation.
just Opened
An invoice of Fine Printed ORGANIZES 20 cents per
yard. jyl3 2pMo&Th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

UNIVERSITY OF LouIsIANA.-Annual ErQmina.
tons-The annual examinations of the collegiate de.
partment and schools of the University of Louisiana
are to take place on the 2sd and 24h of the
month, between the hours Of and each day. On
the evening of the 25th the commencement exercises
will take place-the comforting of diplomas, certi
Gates, medals, etc.-in the University Hall ut the
corner Of Baronne and Common streets. The exam.
nations and exercises will be highly interesting and
worth seeing by all friends Of education. We &C.
knowledge the receipt Of invitations from Prof Sears
Dean Of the Faculty We shall take pleasure in be.
ina rrncaut 81
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Orders for. Clothing and Shirts.
Southern Furniture yv.urerooms

CHARLES A. ART,
At Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has just received from the manusctory beautiful
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and BEDSTEADs, in ad.
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsing EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
j73 2p6t<w III and l73 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

SECTIONAL Us. NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE. = The
Fourth of July is commonly understood as day to
commemorate our national independence, but diff.
ferent view would seem to be held by some people
down in Boston. For instance, says the New York
Express, the Rev. Mr. Alger, the orator of the day
there, thinks the South has no business with the
Fourth of July, and that independence should be
!" sectional and not national. Here are his very
words, as we find them in the Boston Courier report
One way to get rid OF slavery, and the one which
he recommended was, for the free States to unite in
grand party of righteous sentiment, take posses
sion Of the executive power and direct the future
duct of the country This course he thought, would
ensure our country its proper place among the ma
under this head the North and the South, be said,
When we are lifting our marble martyr to his niche
on Bunker Hill, the Shareholder who forced the Fugi-
tive Bill down Threats, is introduced in the very
shadow Of the awful place, by funky OF Massachu-
sets.
The Rev. Mr. Alger is not whit more bitter than
we believe a majority of the Northern people to be-
The writer of this was all the North last summer
went into their factories, work shops and foundres
ship yards, mines and churches-and everywhere en-
countered an inextinguishable hostility against the
Sonth-as vindictive and malignant as it was cause
less and unjustiabe. In 1860 most likely the North
,pin take possession of the executive power, and
the Rev. Mr.. Ayers recommendations will be in part
fulfilled unless the South guards in time against the
impending danger.
| Yet, "submissionists call us "agitatorsn be
cause we warn brethren to prepare for the future
Well, agitation" has often done much good" sub
mission never did any good and never will. There
were plenty "submissionists" in &c, but the "agi
| tators y prevailed
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Notice.

Our customers and Others wishing their FALL. AND WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, will please call at our
store and leave their measures and orders
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets,
jy3 2ptf under the City Hotel.
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ii Card.

DIR. SAMUEL REYN OLDS,
The Unrivaled CANCER DOCTOR,
removed old stand iraver street, to No.
l02 GRAVIER STREET where he prepared 10 treat all dis
which he Processes cure viz CANCERS in their worst
FORMS sCALD HEAD, WHITE sWELLINGS and ULCERS
Of every description
Specimens of ucerous mours extracted from patients be
Reynolds Office references persons Of promi
standing this other States Of the Union wh9 have
successfully by Dr. Reynolds will be given to all
who have any doubts efficacy his remedies. je 2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

LAND PATENTS is rule of the General Land
Office, in the issuing of patents upon duplicate cert-
6cates of location of warrants or upon duplicate
ceivers receipts to transmit them to the local officers
wkere the land was located entered for delivery
upon the surrender of the duplicates but if the du
plicates are sent to the General Land Office the pat
ents will be transmitted directly to the party
dering such duplicates. So says the Washington
Inin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

FATAL SAILBoAF ACCIDENT On the 9Th inst. a
sailbost on Lake Rokonkoma, on the southeast side
Of Long Island and about 80 miles from BROOKLYN.
was upset. and Mr.. John W. Leslie, of the firm of G.
p Putnam Co., publishers Miss Harriet Palmer,
niece of Mr. Leslie, and Mr.. David B. Porter of the
firm of Lane Porter, all of New York, were
drowned. The other five persons in the boat effected
their escape with difficulty
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.Iosenh Landis s Co.

Sole Agents for
PROCTOR GAMBLE'S FULL WEIG 4 T
STAR CANDLES.
70 B o Y l. + l. CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
N o N o " G. 4 II L " II S J,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
nl2 2psm 80 and IS Tchoupitoulas street.
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s1We are indebted to commercial friends for Rio
Janeiro circulars also San Francisco (Cal) Prices
Current. The former has been anticipated, as there
Ii intelligence III the city to the 25th Of May.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

aS- We are indebted to Mr.. e. a. Dohrman, clerk
Of the steamer City Of Memphis for late papers from
St. Louis and Cincinnati.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN MlsslssppI.--On the 4th
inst. an ARRAY occurred at Oakland Miss between
MIR. Owen and Col. Barnes, in which the latter was
shot and dangerously, if not fatally wounded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

A BRUTAL HUsBAND.-On the 4th inst. man
named John Fitzpatrick was arrested in Albany N.
" charged with throwing his wife out of the second
story window Of their residence.
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NOtiCe.

Families who Paperng their houses this season.
respectfully invited call and examine the Sample Room of
the undersigned where may be OAK MARBLE, STONE
GOLD VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS, put up Decora-
ton, Fresco and other Styles by B. H. BEACHBARD.
F. NEWHALL,
No. 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee,
iyIp Ran stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

~ Mr.. q. ,. Bullay, purser Of the steamship
Philadelphia, has placed Us under obligations for
memoranda and late papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
Boots, Shoes and Rrogans.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russti
BROGANS, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Can
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST IL CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
H A s., CA PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving Silk Fu
Cashmere Panama. Leghon, Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican And
Wool HATS, stthe lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
jyl3 2p6w No 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

HARrER's wEEKLY.--We are indebted to Mr.. Nor
man for copy Of this valuable paper 1t is full of
good things as usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

- The purser Of the steamship Gen. Rusk has
our THINKS for manifest and late papers.
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RagEey .9bita Spring Water.

full supply always hand whole and half barrels and
boxes for sale by
MOREAU s. CROOKES,
je2O 2plm u Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

SoUTHERN YACHT CLUB.-A meeting of the mem
beers Of this Club is called for this evening hafpast
"a o'clock, in the clubroom of the Gaiety theater.
The presence Of every member is desired.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
kBr. Samuel Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. ll5 GRAyIER STREET, NEW oRLEAFs
Cures CANCERS scALD-HEAD WHIrEswELLlsa, SORES ard
ULCERS of every description ia3l 2ply
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For CAIRO, HICKMAN AND MEMrHIs.-The splen.
did swift passenger Ben Franklin Capt Joseph D.
Clarke leaves this evening O'clock above and all
Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

~ We are indebted to Mr.. Jos. Vincent, clerk Of
the steamer Laurel Hill for late Baton Rouge papers.
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e. Carver COMlpany's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GI

The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVERs
patents 1898 s45 and Ss have permanently established
Office and Warehouse No. ~ GRAVIER STREET, and are
now prepared furnish Planters Merchants size
Of this celebrated GIN.
They unnecessary detail its advantages 9TH
ers by practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and to
m lis adoption still more general.
n8 2p1y +. CARfEh COMfANI.
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SaUN1s s. Co.'S Lotteries.
MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN :!
Nc Capital Prize 100000. ~ea

$4,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN JU1Yt
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN CO.,
Managers of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, of
Georgia. in each Of their Lotteries for July 1851 at Atlanta,
Georgia, in public, as follows:
Glass As, to be drawn on SATURDAY, July IS, 1851.
Glass 46, to be drawn on SATURDAY, July rs, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERsi
10000 Tickets-3,33O Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
Pebble SpeCtaCtes.

complete assortment of these excellent Glasses in Gold
and Steel Frames always hand and for sale moderate
prices, by the subscribers.
We have sold these PEBBLES for more than TEN
YEARS PAST, and guarantee them unsurpassed,
HELPS TO READ by anything that this other country
produce. -
HYDE & GOODRICH,
my23 opf corner Canal and ROYAL streets.
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Garnet Warehouse,

No. 10 CHARITIES sTREET-CARPETING of all kinds;
Medaqns Velvet Wilcn Tapestry Brussels, Threepy, ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH-From "A feet to any width cut
to suit Halls, Rooms, Also, Table and Piano Covers
Crmb Cloths Window Shades, all of which offered
at the lowest market prices.
jyl3 2p6t A, BROUSSEAJJ & co.