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An INGENIOUS swinl,e perpetrated yesterday sue
Ns,ity On wv, of cur Banks. It appears that lew
- inre .ouu. man of sensel appearance, calling
- ,b anJ Nv systematicay paying in and drawing out
1ifns amounts gave himself the appearance ot oeipg
n,ged IN some business IA the city Yesterday now
pr he deposited in one Of them draft for $50. pur
rtin 10 be drawn the other by Maian Brothers in
i fayer and forthwith the pay ng teller aud
iry out tho whole ot the amoune credited to HIN in
ludipg of course $3.50 lie Thea went to The other
Bank and played similar game depositins uratk On
the first Bank $40 the cash Tor which he obtained ia
Ike nanupr-thus netting Sl90 The frauds We're nos
detected until the elearin hour when b2h bahAs
came to the Irresistible conclusion that they had peen
done The Individual howeyer Lad become scarce ana
was not to be found The elsgraph was placed lmme9i
ateIy into r,ausit!on aud hoi entertained that ne
will b., arrested charleston CouIl-rs tth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

urNr-we hear Of bat little Doing eeyet tns sailSs
~ A. r alk To snpply this detasnsa az high Is $50
We ar, informed has been given ga snort TIME hehf
lseas Ia hgisY sod loU that n4F'aatlen tAs ePensd'
s,S h /. otsa II So 70 Sse =sSss1ea lA= lssptsss-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

viii leave RIOAY. Ntsrch H. nt o'clock p u.
EN0R GEORGETOWN, MONTICELLO r. IN
and all mioueltstc l4uliuga Regular pesrl "a
River Packst-rhe stsstner Ri.0OMER Boyd,
rcr-ivug freight will leave ah9re ans rN
Basin. FUr freight a passage apply on boeq e
mug T. Nnep's u 's''on'e4s' 7i's''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

~ r ~ " Y I71,1IJ Mn :
'rt bsHehnrl is upIng, Ari ~l have 4k diain-a
j g trsiIBlJf o p bales Cotton, apply N
j. J.. WHITNEY co, Gl Camp street.
-For ratsuts apps 20 iae rsr' a 90 board. pH
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ILLLVOFS RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, March II, at O'Clock >.
ESOR CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND ss.S =
a. ING, CtAMPAGN0LE, WILMINGTON, MO -
Rn LANDING, PIGEON Hlg MARIE SALINE azuAi<5s3t
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON, MONROE COLI MblA, n Az
Rs4ABURG, AMI all intermediate Aningslha as. running lgh
draazGt passenger steamer NEW N0ELb. Leu Moor
e win leave above For freight passage having I'm
miiS f's' j. LLOYD LEWIS, 10 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

VIII leave FRIDAY March IL, at 3 o'clock y. NJ
KNOR GREENWOOD, MARION, - (,
r. TcHuLA, YAzoo sATAR1'A, NIcKsHtR5 - IL. =,
tIKASp GULt-T' i4...aE H''si l..
Tyson, master, will leave slyye. for freight o.
to'1ss rs 'ffS ' TGfBERT WILSON, il CafouIet street
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CUNB ERL.4.N'D RIFER.

WIN loayo SATURDAY, AIltch Il, al O'Clock P, NJ.
E.SOR NASHN LILLE, GAINESVILLE r. IA
aud all utst,nediata landings Cumberland y a
Rytr.-The fine, light daughi, regular
parket IROQUOIs, capt Petersen, viii leave above
For sht passage, afpl5 on beard OF TO
WijIrE & BUCHANAN 81 Fulton street.
nhs J.J. LEIIpS 20 Poydms street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

u iat tlIt itstt ira ght bark LVttIfR, llln 3tA
MASTER ir,unstlst. ~ erVoHd b. yts. 4tablc -
m JdfIS T1OLE, 95 Bank Plses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

ENOR ALABAMA LANDING, ~ =
u POINT PLEASANT, oUACHlrA CITY, L-sAk7a4ssiSa5s
TRENTON MONROE col UMBIA, CIA RkSNiLLE
HARRISoSBGRG Trinity and all landings oashi, Bs
Riyershe running passenger ROCkAWAi
Capt j. W Cannon, Will leave above For freight or psssags a
's ~ MOSES GREENWOOD & co, 25 Careulelst street,
mis- or WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS CO Caoudee street.
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TOR HAvRE. - The fine fast sailing ,,x<s,
EoR HAvRE-Thc splendid \ fast ~

n Now 0TH lT'TFIIT1i TI TTN
ny me greater pa f-t sn-aF~t, will hsFa 90
atrb For f-f5 e 5GH tBl.s Cottor TO u ~, apply 70
j. f.. WfiiINEN d CO., s, Camp street
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MEMPHIS.

Watleave SATURDAY. March l2, at c'clock r.N
ENOR VlCKSBUReS, WARRENToN, ~ Is,
k' NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD - = -
Nay, NATCHEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA sks;sa-fsssh
Packet steamer SOUTHERN REILEThe new, maynitGent
passenger packet steamer SOUTHERN btLt
j. NJ. Whe will leave For freight psstge
appy on hoard SMITH FISfER 81 Poydra street. mhs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

-p SrErHEN GLOVER Capt sampson, having h greater part
her engaged Sni goug on baf w meet with quick despatch
Tor tsllur Of iryirat Of 100 sacks Hpply to
LEM II. GALE - Common street
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05


this the most fnlsome praise Of leading higs who
happen to tickle the fancy atter the vanity Of the
senior Editor, and undertakes to brand those as
Udictators and aristocrats whose only fult is
that they have remained true to the platforms he
admits he has not and have yentured kindly to
remind him of his error--we say that when such
things are done, feel it duty to speak out and
to let the people know, in plain terms the course
which such paper is pursuing and the measure of
Democratic confidence to which it is entitled.
But we cannot reconcile it to oursef to close this
article without nquirng of our respected cotempo-
rary of the senior branch of the Democrat whether
he has seen or heard from Waddy Thompson lately.
That gentleman recently had the honor to preside
over Railroad Convention in Asheville; and it is
matter of surprise with that our contemporary was
not there to obtain the latest points from Waddy
new TOPICS and to arrange for line of Railroad from
East Tennessee to point the Virginia line At
any rate, we beg our contemporary, whatever may be
the result of his varied and most mutfarious schemes
of internal improvements, not to so into the copper
business, inasmuch views the copper ques-
ton are well-dened and fixed, and if we we were to
happen to express them in opposition to his views,
we should incur anew his denunciations as die
tator" and "aristocrat
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MARRIED,

In Jefferson, Sept 18th 1853, by DIR. James Wagg Mr.
Samuel c. Waugh, (Mer"hant) to Miss Martha G. Spe, oil
of Jefferson
Spirit of the Age and Weekly Message will please copy
In Fayetteville ON Thursday morning, ed ult by the
Rev Samuel NJ Frost Mr. Robert Dodd Miss Frances W.
Elam
In Fayetteville the 22d u by Rev. Daniel Johnson
David Skies of Bladen county, to Miss Isabella Cook of
Fayetteville.
In Cumberland county, the 18th ut, R, D. Achnson
Esq of Smthied to Miss Mary Margaret daughter of ec
tor Stewart, deceased.
Also at the same Time Mr.. w. J. Clements of Cumber
land to Miss Elizabeth NJ daughter of said Hector Stewart
dec.
In Salem the 18th u Mr. P. T. Shuts, Miss Cath
crime Warner.
At the house of John c. Kelly Yadkin County on the
18th ult by b. A. Vestal Esq, Mr. Washington BreWba-
ker OF to Miss Susan eldest daughter of the late
Erasmus Hill, of Davie County.
On the Esd September by the Rev. Samuel Long, Mr..
Daniel Charles to Miss Eliza Nadng, allof Forsyth
~ On the goth September. by the Rev samuel Long, Mr.
On tho 2eth inst by the Rev Geo Fenne at the resi-
dence of GcOJ Moore, Esq New Hanover county, Owen
Fenne Esq, late Sheriff the county to Miss Ellen T.,
daughter of the late Capt. James Mooress5
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05
splendid Lotterics for oetober, 1853.
Gather the rose-buds while ye may,
Old time is still a flying;
And that same flower thai blooms to-day s

And that same flower that blooms to-day,
Tomorrow shall be dying - j
Persons at distance particularly requested to mail
their orders for Packages single Tickets these Man
Lotteries without delay. Poverty be off
soon and there fact in Philosophy sscepfi-
Bile of demonstrations than that there truly fnrtR
nate and far-famed Office handsome Prize every
But it vitality important the OF the adSen
turer that he should order early By p1sponing
ders you may miss the tide (which taken at the food leads
fortune" The becomes rich the better,
and the mail y9ur orders Package
gle Tckot in these popular and lucky teries, in or
World Renowned and Truly Fortunate Agency, the
will become rich. Remember that
the Aicf IF fortune well rs of time. III g
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS -
No ABATEXESr IL SELLING PRIzEst
Tho " Goddess an her best mood
List of Prizes sold by PYFER CO, the 10Th Of
August to the 10th of September
" Ventures make Merchants.
CAPITAL. PRIZE $25, 01e.
Nos. 12 40, II, Sold in Package Of Whole Tickets 10
Club in Mississippi
$2000u sold to q new Correspondent in n. Carolina
$4,000 sent in Package OF Tickets to Ohio.
$4,000 sold to Merchant in PhiadclphiR.
$13, 900 sold to Captain of Steamboat
$4,000 sent in Package of Half Tickets TO s. Carolina
$4,000 sold to an old correspondent in Virgins
age of Tickets. sAa9 fsssz s sFgs
~ The above Prizes all sold and paid by the Far
PYFER CO., No. Light-Sta baltimore. \
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NOTICE.-WlSHING TO ABANDON FARMING
altogether propose TO sell tract of land containing
$40 acres Immediately Roanoke River, six miles below
CASTOR The lands the best the Roanoke cannot be
overaowcd, and well adapted to the cultivation of Wheat
Tobacco Cotton onc-half of which is in fine of
Pasturage cultivation comfortable Dwelling and out
houses Price $4,000 in payments to suit purchasers and
if desired head of hogs 80 head of CATTLE and 10
II likely young raised said plantation together
with my present years crop Corn Cotton &C., DC Those
wishing view the premises will call Moore at home
BALLARD MOORE.
Mount Pleasant, Northampton,
October I'D, 1858. 92w6w.
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THE FAKIR OF SIYA,s

FWNROUPE OF CHINESE JUGGLERS AND aero
II BATS, FORTY-TWO IN NUMBER, ARE COMING,
aud will probably be here about the 18th If October Due
notice will be gwen.
Sept. 30, 1903 92-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

ARTICLES THE FAIR. We learn that DR.. Col
Inns, President of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
Road, with the liberaty for which he is proverbial
has offered to convey all articles intended for
State Fair over his Road free of charge. Articles
from the Plymouth section of the State will be
brought up free by the boats on Blackwater. We
tender to DR.. Collins the thanks of people for
the interest he is taking in the approaching Fair
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

THE NORTH CARoLINIAN. This excellent paper has
been materially enlarged and improved The type
is new throughout, and the paper is now equal in
appearance to any in the State We wish the Editors
and Proprietors, Messrs. Bryan and Yates the most
abundant success. We know of no paper which is
truer to principle than the Fayetteville Caronian
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND HOUSE.
1CARPENTERS.-Th patent right of Shorts window
SASH universally introduced in the Northern Cities for
sale by the subscriber.
This sash has numerous advantages combines greater
pesed with Stripes of India rubber laid the sash pre-
vent all noise and nglng at the same time making the
window wuter-tight.
The window with this improvement may be easily taken
to pieces, cleaned thoroughly repaired.
For particulars address,
L. c. TURNER. architect.
Wilmington, N. C..
Wilmington Oct. 1, 1853. - - 92-9tpd. 9
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JUsT INAUtsuRATEn.

ether and splendid Store and fitted t up in
ma sys invite the early inspection Of the public
management and taste model establishment and cOndent-
Thsy earnestly sis hOPs hs G S s who @
please CRAFTY their friends and the publ viii - aS
delay I The sss g ss ssIs snS ias
VIII afford new attractions and assistance purchaser
can furnish them with almost every which can Sc
vii please sol II any e m0dsr9e prices such
They return to the community their thanks their past
bera and invite attention to the oowng
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
-. Fig'd Silks, =
Rich Pl'd Chameleon silks
eros DeNaples =
Brocaded. Figd and plain silks,
Plain, blue and wat'd do
Plain, fig d -. white DO.
MorcelIine, Florence and Lutestring Silks.
Worsted Dress Goods. ~
Super French Merino, all shades,
English and German do.
PLAID Fir. French DsIaines,
Printed Mouslin do.
Gala Plaids and pl'd Raw silks,
Cold Paranlattas,
Plaid Yaencans, ~
BIZ Bombazine, - go
MOusin DeIaines, *
Is and whit
q Canton Cloths,
{" Alpacca's,
MaatatLa& CloGks, tShascls, dc.
Silk velvet, Mantillas, Clocks aud Talinas,
Cloth Cloaks and Talmas,
Tarietanc and Cashmere Shawis,
BIZ and Cold Long shawla,
Low Priced Blanket do.
Dress TRIMMINGS.
Plain and Point'd BIZ Velvet,
GalloOn Trimmings and Giur,
Sack Flanaezs.
Ladies and Chdren's Sack Flannel, e5sSf
RigaIetts, Hoods &c. &c.
Neck, SASH Bonnet, Tafeta and trimming Ribbons 49,
aepts and Ladies k KID Gloves,
Buck
Boys, Misses and Children
Bonnets.
and Misses Straw do
Lace G00ds.-(a large assortment
Honiton, Maltese and Brussels Collars, -
Chemesetts and Undersleeyes,
%" Ghemesetts and Undersoorea,
Muslin Bands, &c. &c. &c.
Ladies' Hdkfs from 12c to $500.
Ladies' Blk and White Silk Hose,
White and coored do
Misses and and Inftswh't, eol'd and strip'd Hoss.
Gents Bro and Blue and striped Hose,
GENTS. DEPARTMENT
Blk and Cold French Cloths,
Sattnets, Tweeds, Jeans, &c,
Vestings Silk and Worsfed, EeE.s
Cravats and French Neck Ties.
SERVANTS Year
Marlboro and Gala Paids
Plaid and Solid Linseys, Ee3=s
Kcrseys &c. full assortment
Blankets and FIdRNeL&
1e-4 11-4 12-4 ISL Bed Blankets,
Servants do. -.
Crib, do ~
Travelling do. ~ ~
Silk and Worsted Flannels,
WEIGH do 49, ~.
In fact all grades.
y Groceries.
Stuart's Syrup, Family MoIasses
Java and Mocha, Rio and Lagiria Coffee,
Sperm, Adanantine and talloW 1Candes,fss
Lime Salt, and Flour,
Boots Shoes and Gditers. 49,.
Gents Common Peged Boots, -
Water Proof do. =
49," Single and double sole Brogans,
Lined Kip do
Calf
q" Patent Opera Shoes,
Ladies' Blk and Cold City made Caters,
Chldren's Shoes
WIZ r. s. TUcKRR
e;Oh
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If you want a Cheap Bargain Call at the New
FANCY STORE.

BErWEEN aESsRs PoNERoY PoRTERs Sign of Big Boot
ENHE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE GREAT PLEASURE TO
inform the public that they have just received large
lot of Goods in their line which they offer the lowest
prices, such as they hope will them share of the
public patronage.
FANCY GOODS-Fine French and German Reticules
Ladies WOrk-boxes, Velvet Pearl, Silver and embossed
Purtemonnies, 1ndarubber round Tucking and Dressing
Combs, French China Coees Glass and China Vases Chill
dren Tea Sets Kid Wax, China and Inda-rubber Dolls
Nail and Comb Brushes China Tea Sets Toilet Sets asst
Perfumeres, Fancy Soaps, Snuboxes Mirrors, Wot:
homs Pocket Cutlery, Musical Instruments, Umbrellas,
Canes, Whips, &c.
GUNS AND PISTOLS Guns, asst from s. to $40.
Brass and Steel Pistols, Aliens Selfcockng Pistols Mayn
ards patent and Colts RcvOvers Powdcr-ask Shot
bags, Game-bags, Leather Gun Covers &C.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-Upmann Londres, Ambroisa,
Fortuna La Unon La Parra all Havannas, FL Aguila,
Ariana-7 Principle Cigars Smiths superior and Jenny
Lind Chewing Tobacco. Calls celebrated Smoking Tobac
CO, and Meerschaum bowls, long and short Pipes, DC
Stock Toys, &C., general assortment.
Raleigh, Oct. 8, 1858. 92-
rs Register and Giraffe will please copy.
NEW BOOKS.-CALHOUN'S WORKS, VOL H.,
containing his speeches delivered in the House of Rep
resentaves and of the United
1887 edited by Richard K Cralle, uniform with Cahouns
Dsquisition on Government.
Philosophy of Sir William Hamilton Bart Professor of
and edited by G. W. Wight, comprising Philosophy of
mon sense Philosophy OF perception and Philosophy of the
conditioned
Fifth Volume DeAubcgne's history of the Reformation
English HunOrists by Thackery.
Beatrice by Catharine Sinclair
For sale by W. L. PoMERoY.
October 8 1858,
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Matthew R, Banner has been appointed Post Master
at Winston, in place of John p. Vest, Esq, resigned
Salem Press.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

~ Wake Superior Court is in session here this
week, his Honor Judge Manly presiding. His charge
to the Grand Jury Monday excellent. We
hear of no cases docket of Importance. We sup.
pose sentence of death viii be pronounced during
the term on Parker Perry
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

eag- Our thanks to Messrs Parisen and King, of
the Express line, for present of some delicious
birds. Also to John Kane for excellent mess of
fresh oysters Arrangements viii no doubt be made
by Mr. Kane and Others, to supply the place during
the season with fish and oysters.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

PACIFIC RAnRoAD SuBscRIpT1oas The Pacific
Railroad Company met at New York on Thursday,
representatives being present from every section of
the country Hfty-seyen individuals subscribed $43
OOO, 900, when the Convention adjourned for two
weeks
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THE MARKETS.

: ~
For the past week the market has been wen supplied
BAcoS quantity offering large and sales made
6 CORN iRiy5 Sales At zoe. from Wagons.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turpentine 5sc--ten1eney
goo 3 i Rsf co
W1LxReroN Oct. /
We have but little remark this number except in
TURPENTINE-S Since Friday morning last 1873 bbls
Turpenne, Virgin and Yellow Dip, So so per bbl
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,-l,4 400 bbls changed hands at
bbs No. Rosn sold ed a5 PSI 81 81 e0 peF PEI bb
T TAR;mNo sales that we hear of
Tn%SGN- raft inferior Timber was sold at q 50 2 NJ
nN bales new Cotton were sold at I0c ID.
B BkEG and TT3 corr good supply yet in store
the river which engaged at Is loo fs and
80 head Of Sheep at 81 SO y head:-WR Commercial
PETERSBURG, Oct. l.
T0BACCo-The market is very active this week for
good working Sorts No change to note in Lugs and Com
COTTON; Very little doing: Sales of new at lie.
GORN-In demand at 6s % zoe.
WHEAT.-The steamers has put up prices from
to s. cents to-day We quote 81 80 for prime White and
EL0UR-Gity Brands s., and Family 81 so @ SO.
BACON.-Western shoulders at Sc; sides 81 g sslc;
LAkD-Western, in barrels, at lie; kegs, Baltimore
GEEE Ness beef per bbl, sls @ SIG. Nominal
fISH-No Mackerel 81 90, and scarce; No. n. G.
clipped So OO Roe Hcrrings 81 SO per habb gross
$500; Nova Scotia gross, 81 q 81 80.
SALT-Sales OF 400 sacks at 81 SO, and G. A. 81 25.
GUANO.-Sales making at $56 Stock light
PLASTER-Petersburg fresh ground, unpacked Sc so p
ton; packed SO northern IS.
LIME-Washngton 81 81 d 81 As; Thomaston 81 25 a.
81 3o.-EepreSs.
NORFOLK Oct. L.
BIZ A NJ MpaE EilTfaas- ! Co.. o1ANDAAD
WhOtesGLe Gr0cerS E0rUar1ng 6 C1naisss0n Nerchdnts
No. 3 ROANOKE SQUARE.
BACON.-Virgina as last quoted Western has advanc-
ed We quote q SIG for shoulders so q for bright
Sides
CANDLES Mould, scarce, 1870; Adamantne 25 a
26c
COFFEE-Ro and Laguira u a 1a15c; Java IS @ 1S1zc
CORN is arriving sparingly Sales of mixed at 70 20
1915; white 74c No yellow in market.
DRIED FRUIT in quick demand at reduced prices
Sales OF Apples this week at 81 20.
FLOUR scarce, and commands ready sale Sc so q 81
for Superfne and Extra to 81 so for Family
LIME-Stock heavy. ThomastOn cargo 9Oc. a 81 in
MOLASSES-Porto Rico CSC; N O., in barrels, 80 a
33c
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpentine 6s a zoe; Tar
IS % % S3 81 Is. No sales of Resin.
SLAVES continue in demand. Pipes $50: W. O. hid
$43; r. y. hid $34; Dbl. $50.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 80.
The advices from Europe by the Washington
have had favorable effect Breadstus Sales of 5000
bbs of Flour for State brands and n ST 6S
for southern. Rye -four and corn meal unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 80.
IS "a offered Flour is hrmer and held ut l2 ~ lSc per
bbl higher, with sales.
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DEATH OF GEa. TALaADGE Gen James Talmadge,
Ex-senator and Ex Minister to Russia died suddenly
on Thursday at the Metropolitan Hotel New York
on his return from visit 70 the Crystal Palace.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

RB@ We did think we would undertake the disa-
greeable duty of dissecting Smith, of the Democratic
Free Press, in our paper to-day; but we beg to be
excused, mainly account of the respect enter
tain for phIosophic contemporary of the Register
of whom Smith speaks in his last issue in such aec-
tomato terms.
We fear, from the violent and uncharitable tone
which pervades the Free Press, that Smith mbibes.
STATE BONDS. We learn that the Treasurer has
realized per cent for the 100000 in bonds of the
State the bids for which opened in New York
on Friday last. This is good premiums under the
circumstances, the money market in New York has
recently been quite close.
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Good NEWS FOR DYsPEPTICs. PERSONS
N who laborng under this distressing disease will find
it to their advantage TO send enclosed Fee oars to VIM
that will cure themIf cure is made the money will be
Va, Sole Agent. All letters must be pos, paid:
And for One DoarI will send receipt for
that any Clerk, Farmer Mechanic follow without
WV. s.. LYON
s October !, 1853 sl-st.s.w.
@NEW FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
IL NEW FIGURING MILL is in successful opera
ton and he is turning out very superior article of Hour
Hes ready for custom which he respectfully socts
The best cash prices paid for wheat
Ny Mills situated within about two miles of Raleigh,
Walnut Greek
w Fl COLLINS
Sept. %, 1858. 90--tk
NJEW BooKS.-HARPER'sM MAGAZINE FoR 0CT.
u y A visit to Europe, by Prof Slliman
Revolutionary History of North Carolina IN three Lees
lures. by Francis I. Hawks l. L. D.. Hon. Day:d Il.
Swain l.. L d., Hon Will. A. Graham -
Fern Leaves from Fannys Portfolio,
The Old House BY the River
Stray Yankee IN Texas, = -
Poems by Alex. Smith, For Sale by
30 1898. W y PoatERoH
STATE BONDS WANTED. 5000 IN STATE
- BONDS WANTED Apply ct the Standard Office.
Sept %, 1853 s9-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80.

The Stock market quiet. U. s. 6's, 1221 Pennsylvania
SIS "a offered. Flour irIner and held az pc
Dbl. higher, with sales.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

The advices from Europe by the steamer Washington
have had favorable effect Breadstuts. Sales of
bbs Of Flour at Sc so for State brands and ST &c
for southern. Rye -four and corn meal unchanged
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

Harry Hill, an eminent merchant of New Orleans,
recently deceased whose exemplary character, gem
uue piety and open hearted beneyolence, not less
than his great wealth. have been the subject of re-
mark and eulogiun throughout the country, was, it
seems, native of Halifax county, in this State, tho
son of poor but honest parents, the biographers
say and without the advantages of liberal educa-
ton in his youth. He died worth million and
half audit is supposed that his deeds Of charity and
benevolence during his life, amounted to as much as
three hundred thousand dollars He was ffty-six
years of age. JViE. Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

STATE BONDS WANTED. 900 IN STATE
s6gSB0NDS WANTED Apply ct the Standard Office