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CARTHAGE HOTEL.

Having recently purchased the above establishment
from Macom Kelly. Esq. prepared to enter
tain in comfortable manner those who may give
call. Having ample stables. good hostlers and a dis
position to accommodate. | trust shall be able to
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor with
their patronage.
II. G. McI.E.iN.
December 3. 1888. 10-tf
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Hyson Imperial and Black Teas of superior oual
ly. just received and for sale by
J. n. SMITH.
June ~, 1854 3ln
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AGRICULTURAL.

We have received usual stock OF FARMING
IMPLEMENTS sch AZ Plou ghS. llarrows. CultvatorS
&c Sc j. i r. WADDILL.
4 now , horse Wagon conplctc, for sale.
N,rch IS 1881 J. Il T. w.
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Read the Advertisement of Ayers Cherry Pee
tora There statements of ordinary interest
to all unfortunate to be afflicted with the difficult
ties it cures
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G45- Coopers' Tools and all qualities of Glue
for Distilers use for sale by
d. & w. McLAURIN
June II. 1854 If
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JAMES G. SMITH MILE
JAMES c. SMITH d co.,
Comnlission lierchunt

Comn5sSi0n lierchunts,
Have their Office the second story of the
huillimg formerly occupic! by the Telegraph Company
where they prepared to attend to all business III th
Commission line.
Al business entrusted to them Will be punctuallS
attended to.
Wilmin.ton JAM II, 1851 1G-1y
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MOTTO a..

THOSE who are Indebted to me by Note or Account
w pleas" settle the And all debts due pri-
the st Jany S3, must be settled, longer in
.lulgcncc cannot be given.
4. 4. MCkETHAN.
Oct |. 1873. If
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The Third Session of the School opens July the
18th. and closes December lst
Reports respecting Scholarship and Department will
be sent out selhiannually, and student found be
Of bai. character will oe permitted remain in the
Institution.
y course of Religious Lectures will be delivered be-
fore the students.
Board from Sc to 81 so per month The subscriber
has ample accommodations and desires all the
Female Boarders into his family.
Tuition in both Departments SIS, $40. Sl2 80 to SIS
per Session. Ertru-Musc Oh Piano Forte. with use
of instrument. so Drawing, Painting Embroidery
and French. S5 each.
For further particulars address the Principal or
either of the Teachers.
CAREoNToN, June "a 1854. 99-lOt
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L1BORERS WANTED.

TWO HUNDRED HANDS white or black, wanted
to work the Western Railroad near Fayetteville
The location is healthy, being on the high and dry
sand-hills west of town.
JONES j. BARBEE.
July l. 1854 eOO-tf
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yED NIcDJ FEE r

BRICK MASON AND Pi.ASTERER
trayettevine. n. G.
Persons wanting work .one in his line viii be
promptly attended by addressing him the Fayette-
Vile Post Office.
Fayetteville. Jan rs. 1854 1y-pd
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NOTICE..

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longer indu gcncc will not be given
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CONGRESS- WATER
TEAS ! TEAS!i

Citrate Magnesia, just received and for sale by
June "a 1T J. \. SMITH. Druggist
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Nj \ RIB Z F. CTOR

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite f. W Wllkings' Auction Store,
Fayettcyle, n G.
Oct. !. 1873.
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HAltiSINGTON,S

MADE AND FEMALE SCHOOI
CYRUS I-ARRINGTON Principal
Miss Ann MARGARET MCEACHIN. Teacher in the Fo
male Department.
WM VI. BROOKS, Assistant in the Male Department
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FOR SALE,

\ New Two-Horse Wagon, complete.
}. Il T. WADDILL.
Sune II. 1854.
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CLEMENT G. WRIGHT.

Attorney y: Law, Fayetteville, n. G.
Office at the of Bow and Green streets.
Feb'y ;. 1913.
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ae.y% BACON. LARD. RICE, and all other
articles in the Grocery line. for sale by
May -. q. W. l. GOLDSION.
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RODERICK SHAW,

INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER.
Wr.MiNGToE. y. c..
VIII rive ,romDt attention TO any business in this lin
inr,stcd to him He solcits share ofpubc patronage
Whining gton May s. 1854. I'm pd.
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x. NJ. NIUlsCsfISON,


" ILMINGTON, y. Z.
January T. 1854
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EOUETY LAND WARRANTS.

The Subscribers will pay the highest market price
for Land Warrants Apply to
j. II. -S J. MARITIME,
Hay street. near the Post Office.
June "a, 1854 3m
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J. LARTIGUE
A Desperate .Euel.


We learn from gentleman recently from
Florida, that duel fought on Monday
last, the 9th inst, between Cladius c. Stewart
Esq, and Joseph Is. Coker, ESQ., both young
lawyers, resident at Newnansville, East Florida
trhe 1s"rei is renorted to have had its ori~in in
Mr. Cokers intmating to Il young lady that Mr.
Stewart had invited him to be one ofhis yrooms-
men the occasion of his approaching nuptiaIs
with that lady. 1t appears that Mr. s. had re-
quested Mr. G. to attend him on the occasion
referred to, but at the same time enjoining
secrecy in the matter. Mr. S. construed the
disclosure into breach of confidence requiring
OF Mr. Z. his signature, and his Acknowledgements
OF his having been guilty of libel or the alter
native of a fight with deadly weapons After
the interference of the friends Of both proved
unavaling in reconciling the quarrel, the parties
left Newnansville and proceeded to a. ferry
some thirty miles distant where they crossed to
the appointed place of meeting, Oh the Georyia
side. The terms OF the meeting show that the
principals intended it not to be "a bloodless
due' Both armed with double barrel
shot guns Mr. Stewards gun was loaded with
thirty buck shot. Mr. Coker's gum which
chambers three balls, was loaded with twelve
bullets. After firing the first shots, at dis
tance Of seventy-fve yards, i'll case neither fell ,
they were to advance ten PAGES and fire second
time: when, if neither was yet hit, they were
to reload and advance ten PAGES more for a
third shot. At the first fire. Mr. Stewart re-
ceived three balls, two of them in his left arm
and shoulder, rendering, it is said, the amputa-
tion of that limb necessary. The other ball
entered his right breast, and passing upward,
lodged in his right shoulder, in front. Fears
were entertained for Mr. SIS life, partly on ac-
count of delay caused by having to send a dis
tance of twenty miles, for instruments necessary
to the amputation of his arm. The attending
surgeon had no instruments the ground.
Two buck shot passed through the breast ofthe
loose garment worn by Mr. Coker. Both appear
to be we'll practiced in the use of their weapons,
and by the result of the first fire. we are, per-
haps, spared the record of one of the bloouiest
tragedies that has ever resulted from this mode
of adjusting differences between gentlemen.
With the lesscncd distance, and the almost
erring precision exhibited by the combatants,
the second shot could hardly have resulted
otherwise than in a horrible multation or per
haps the killing of both.-Sar. Necs, June 26.
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SPRING GOODS.

UVVIN.
=. TAYLOR is now receiving his Stock of
SPRING AND SITDI1IER GOODS
for Ladies' and {icntemens Black and colored
Caters for Ladies. Misses, and Children Boots and
Shoes Hats and Bonnets Crocllery and Glassware :
Hardware: Coopers', Carpenters and Smiths Tools ;
PIoupbs and Castings; Straw Cutters, &c. &c.
z. TAYLOR, Old Stand, Green ST.
April l, 1854. 3m
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J |unc "a. 1854
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The FIRST FRUIT OF WAR-A letter from
Kew IN. u hauffier, of Constantinople, draws
melancholy picture of the distress which the
Eastern War has already occasioned among
the poorer classes of Constantinople He saws
that there IS no commerce. no business going
on, but little money to be seen, and thousands
OF human beings are dying of hunger, thirst,
nakedness and disease. Rats and mice are
eaten by many to allay the cravings of hunger
and people who but a few months since were
comparatively rich in worldly goods, now beg
for bread. MIR Shauffler states that, although
he has resided twenty years in Constantinople
through ali the horrors of war, plague, famine
and hre, he never such distress as now
exists.
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April l.
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Nov -. 1853
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

SURGICAL OPERATIoN ON TIE CHEsT. Dis
placing the Heart in Lirins Bodyoa the third of tho
present month, Mr. Alphonzo Rickford OF Palmyra Me-
had his chest tapped and the almost incredible amoun
Of nine pns Of uid in all its characteristics resembling
pus. taken therefrom The Portland Advertiser says
The operation performed by DR. J. O. Manson. Of
Pttseld, advised and assisted by Dr. Benson OF New
port The fluid situated In the left side Of the ches
and consequently the heart much displaced
upon the right Of the sernum medium line OF the body
1t however gradually receded during the operation and
after the entire evacuation, found beating in nearly
its proper position The patient immediately began to
amend, and is at present doing we'll His has for
time past been considered hopeless but there is
q prospect of his recovery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

E UMBER NOTICING are now receiving
regular supply very chese and vol .A.oned Cypress LRH-
her yprass Shingles which, with
nuni Rough and Dred Yosw Pine Lumber
buidof ofs and Others invited call and examine.
dig In WARD co. Baruune and ST. Joseph stfsots
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

A serious riot occurred on the 9th instant, ut
Worcester, Mass, betVeen party of Irish, which
like prove serious Officer Kane in attempting arrest
the belgerents dreadfuly beatenso much 90 that
it is feared that he cannot survive Three offend
were arrested and held for TRIAL when the riot
aue)led.
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e b as-F &C -
NUMBER 248.
DAILY CRESCENT
INDEX
fsr Prxop<st Ixsss Pags .a1saf;seass<s

Books and Stationery b. E1xsx, 90 Camp street.
( u. JoaSsos Co. t8 Camp stxsets fH
Clothing -NonRrs Way, corner 81 Camp ard comnaoss
streets, under City Hotel.
LEIsHros o BAnsoT, South-Nsst corner cf Ceuss
and 81. Charles streets. -
Groceries h W. Ap2sas corner Of Front Common and
Fulton streess as "a
Hardware--J- WArsHM4N q Bso., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets. 2f Ss5lk
lAe j. ". RslF 4 Co.. Front between arsyier and
Poydras streets.
CaAs. G. GAINES Co. % Magazine and 40 Grayier sts
HotesARcapE Magazine, between GrsTisr and Natchsz
Hats-D'AReT Co., corner Canal and Charities streets
Jewelry-HrDE & aoopRicH corner OF Gsnai and Royal
streets.
Musical Instruments M FrHsxrsAcH, III Canal 1t
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SA2ERAG BRANDIES. The subscribers,
NJ heng soa agents and importers In his city Of celebrated
sAZGRAC BRANDES keep constantly hand full supply the
well the Oldest
1885, 1907 1905, invite the Aention Of
being aPHTe
VIM. Z. LEvERICH q CO, Agents. -
isgH 94 Old Lesse street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

a CURIOUS SURPRIsE-.d Seuesl Years. Sleep
Aetter from San Francisco relates curious incident that
occurred there recently Her britannia Msesty's explo
ring ship Plover arrived at San Francisco short time
since from the Polar Sea- where she had been icebound
since 1s47:
When she left San Francisco some years ago it was
mere trading station resored by few vessels in pur
suit of hides and the town place contained only
adobe houses The captain and to find the
same San Francisco 10 1864 that they left in 1S4 The
captain, therefore, sailed into the Bay without pilot
and approached the city in the evening He was much
amazed at the numerous lights he saw. When he awoke
from his dream Of years the next morning he found
noble city occupying the site Of the ancient Fran
cisco. He had known nothing of the Mexican war and
cesson of California to the uated States and the many
other great that had taken place during the time
he had ben locked in the frozen regions of the North
SLAVE EXCITEMENT AT CHfoAeo.-A dispatch
Of the sth inst from CHICAGO says soFsnteen Missouri
slaves have arrived here There from St. Louis
attempting to arrest them. The United States Marshal
sndeayored to summon the posse eomitss The military
companies were sailed out but only responded ths
call Great excitement has been eceasoned by the pre-
Of the slave captors Intimdated by the crowds
people the Commissioner dismissed ths proceeding Th
esoitepesnt - abstin9.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

Christopher McCauley fell into cauldron Of
boiling oil in NewYork soap and candle factory few
days ago, and was scalded to death. .sz=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

woman named Margaret Stoan was burned
TO desh the 9Th instant In Baltimore by her clothes
taking fra In consequence of the fact that she had lived
unhappy with her husband suspicion directed against
him OF having willfuly caused her DEATH and he was
arrested but evidence appearing against him. he
released -'5 - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18
THE SHELLS OF THE BEsIEeERs.

Under date of the 22d the Sc Petersburg Journal states
that the shells of the beseger had several fires
sebasopo but that they had been put by the Rus
slams before they could extend that the garrison
mounted fresh cannon at every point in degree
tres were very successful in picking off the gunners
the Russian batteries.
Under date OF the 23d informed that fire broke
out in the night of the 2d between the old tower which
had been converted into heap Of ruins the besegers
and the central part of the town 1t mot quite extn
gushed at break of day. but was not very apparent
Russian ship of the line which at the southwest
the port and the fire Of which had been directed against
the left Of the English works. had disappeared but it
not stated from what cause.
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Later rom Texas.
or rHz s7x.aM1nIp EouIsEaN

By the ateanship I,os1iaiaua. which arrived
- sf.x,-,.1a-. 1..x ews.xs a fs.s.....
~ Assas A's.t sss
yv e. 81 l,4 -. :...,. z. ~ s..s......ss s555
w iiilu Dus sew Asoiap ~ iAouh~Hts M Hf
Meeting 20 take place In Galveston for tho puposs
q dessates % ths Convention,
w y assS5aois IN se Vfieans ~ ssnuAry nexs
Two passengers the steamer from Houston TO Gsiss
ton we're robbed fsw nights since. by some thief who
entered Their and teok ne money eG one from
under hs pillow, snd from the pockets OF the other.
Their names are Messrs Western aud Hoes from Mis-
" peiieys ana me amonns tney ioft Nas $44
The tide upor MategogdS Bay 1t Is stated hss been
he paat few weeks than was sysr befbrs knovn
Fne Kssr af Lavaca ID not able to account for IT, and
- - z Z ..--.y = s1sse 20 ~atcn y
Ice trocksts Rrinter learns By Telegraph thst Joe
MHates tue muraersr Of Barrow, Double bayou, In
Liberty county sons time ssnce srrest-d IN AIexzn
aIl@ snd epged y 1asi afew days ago. large reward
asa 0esa anefed tor nis afrssx sss ss
The Tsxsn sn5s Isrxs po1s< of sugar cane had been
raised Ban Antono. The xssssho5pers have be-
come scarce sfnce ths noxtisrs cpnxnsuced
Morris VIZ tfs6 Il th6 nfatrfck totrx af Hnxorts
county the 1Ifb inss for killing the neo man Niles
belongng to Capt. Black, On the Bernard artery vssks
sncs and acquitted The deed vss eonsdsrsd ascdents
Peter MnIlsn of raaxzr ca,utv 4 ;,n,sorea Il L.
Cruces, in Mexico for killing Mexican.
Innrovs ,x,s. h, praz,-ia ~, - ,b,,. ..,s
few days since for fifteen dollars per cre it his sao
~ rrss - ~ ~ '..-e s 8. =, r,s-
vorait n - 'ssi-'S -r~' = - =
The Texan Of the 7th there are cSnpauies
OF Hangers camped near San Antonio, who win be
ss.s n'o e y lns United states ~ iew naJs
;. - sns Metnodiss 6nurcn OF
p,,-,.,tes !. q az .ara.... x.,..,..
- T., go rs u s ~ qulte oom-
ana f.posa on .ns = = sns s'n ,nsss @ Is
the as Of November ssates that any II ia ;rpc ~
Federal Court leaving Austin on account o the
non-srriysl Of Judge Wssroaa
The Brazos Aiver has been navabis for the past two
y ~ = ngn up = wasnnston Inere y eccordng
Braxss 8 IL = -rS - = "a - - ~. - - (
,v,.. -. ~. u y. - -. \. :,
th9s ,s srs fae since ne nara :. Tork says
shall hsye mails from Houston In sbont thirty hours IL
stead Of thrtJsix This viii be considerable gain He
nss gvns % msdsonsiie 70 regulate the nna service
M. ,r.-,,,,. o..-,.-,,
meeting n ths cycnft Cont Il; &c CO.. lc1 , ss,.s n IN
body of marauding Indans composed ehiefy o caddoes
stole in niget seventeen horses and with their booty
made good their escape. ~
Eu0rsut trains yer, nssx;ng ty,rouoh A,xsty, aa;v
NINA 81 which we're eatined fan ths f;1,afatr,. ana ~
Msrkis valleys - - -
IN rr,a1 + - - q. 4. L. ~. 3o.. =. q =
i - - :. hsases enss q = y
naI Las - iul .e iol 1ne purposs On
, H. - N ~ sa, An opponition " le1lle aof-
w.. 90 ~. ~. 80 q 4'eM ~ ssss o.iean-
public meeting nad IN Wnodyiile Tyler county rea-
i've 70 lne appfupf1aoE OF uo made lot bn6 erection
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

BY the steamship Union, which arrived at
NewYcrk on the sth inst, we have some inter
estiDg particulars Of the events transpiring in
the Grimea, and Of the general progress of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

The unenViable condition of the allied forces
before sabastopol not long since is said apy
pressed by French Colonel Of Engineers who had just
completed reconnaissance Standing up in his stirrups
he threwT look the city and hay beneath them
shaking his head with SMILE he turned his officers
and said That rogue ST. .asI,ad nhat lacIy dog He
- Hand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

II w. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
III BRANDIEs, WINES, CoRpfALs and HAVANA CIGARS,
ordersom the country filled and dispatched with punualy City
tity. itaa ofohsrgs. = ~ -
kzz- Rane but choice articles sold here. =
&Nt% c-s 'pcpstrast, opposite the 81. Chs<l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

The JENNY LIND CONCERTS IN THE UNITED
EsAccordingt statement in the NewYork Times,
Jenuy Lind gave ninety the United sases
which yielded the of S7l2sl Of which che resolved
SlT615 net and Barnum 1856 gross She gave four
concerts In Baltimore, which averaged $4,000 Al each
two in Washington which averaged S769z 80 each one
in Richmond, yielding 1856 IL thirty-fve in New
York. averaging ssl7T so each in BOSTON,
aging so55 IS eight in Philadelphia averaging SOLO
55 each twelve in this city averaging s7soa 81 EACH
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- - ~ ~
r w. SHAW & cos New Orleans and Liver
ID poo geney, Emigration oca Place,
0rlenns sailing from Liverpool aud Dublin oEw
and other of the United sases twice every
for their remit
pasred safe and increased facility by applying to
g. EDbioaD Ds, Agent, 80 Bank Place, New Orioaha.
EN All letter., paid. will have prompt attention.
Barclay Porter English Cheees Pickles
and Liverpool Salt Quantities to aa puchasera Caet Wres
Fruit, etc. for sale. =
from 800 io 1000 barrels upwards. Apply
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