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PENMANsnR AND Book. KEEPMG.-All who wish
be ready 70 situations early the f should begin
Immediately New classes begin to-day Dolbear CONNER
ca College o6 Canal street. There Is also apartment
Professor for Engihh, FRENCH Spanish German, Mahe
MATES, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

FRENCH, SPANISH AND GERMAN,-Al who wish to
a sblsto speak, read ese Languages can do 50 at
Dobeas Commercial College loo Canal street There is
special Professor for each language fer mathematics
peuwanship and book keeping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

Well, Tom, where shall we go to church to-day ~
Don't know, Dek-suppose we go to hear Ward
Beecher." "What! on supdayr'
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Clothing and Shirts
MADE no ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER

Gentlemen DESTROYS of having their FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING SHIRTS made measure, invited call
and have their taken prior The 18th July
that date our Mr.. B. will leave for New York.
All orders entrusted will be the ENTIRE
SATISFACTION of those ordering they will be under oga
tons toahc the goods
LEIGHTON & BARBOT
jy1 2ptf of St. Charles and Canal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

The alterations about to be proposed to the French
tariff, embrace cotton and WOODEN tissues, and mer
chandse (brandies and vessels for seaservice except
ed) The project has yet to be submitted to the
Council of State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

The whole number of deaths in the city OF Nash
Vile, Tenn, during the month of June, were forty
two; of these twentythree were children under five
years of age
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Notice..

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The copnrersp heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the style Of NORRIS WAY is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Thaddeus Norris charged with the liquidation of the same
THADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. G. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 A. II. WAY
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A-yote was taken the Jacksonville and Indian
apolis on the Sd inst which resulted follows
Fillmore 20 !; Buchanan Is Fremont g.
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NV have received copy Of the annual cata-
logne of the Cumberland University, situated in Leb
anon, Tennessee, from which we learn that there are
M attendance ut that institution 1893 stu
dents. This shows a degree Of prosperity to be re-
oced there are few institutions in the South or
West that has higher claims to the confidence and
patronage Of the public.
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Cov,pet5ssg, .N4aettseg and Floor

Lately received, large assortment Of CAltPETINS such
Velvet Wilton Tapestry Brussels, Fhreoply Ingrain We
Widths ut to sni rooms halls etc MATTiNG5oO pieces
A. Sd nhd Ga White ind Checkered, landng a Of which
offer at the lowest market prices.
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
jy7 2p6 10 Charities street.
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A warehouse and several small buildings, were de-
stroyed by fire in Boston on the afternoon Of the Sd
inst The amount Of the loss is estimated to be about
$4,000 The property was owned by Mr.. Jas. S.
Brauder of this CITY,
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Saddtety,- Harness and Tb'ssnks.

Ss&S9dEe3'y, Harness and Trunks.
The subscribers have just received full supply Of English
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR ladies AN ENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE ald DOUBLE
HE "a No ER O. 80 81,
IS NOT TO BE EQUALIED IN TIE SOUTH. Also, con-
any hand complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
IX2 E7INTXt7S,
and other articles in their line, which they invite attention.
SEW WING MA HINES,
With all the late improvements.
LACEY & CO.,
ie23 2plnI 81 st. Charles street.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY il, 1856.

Persons earring The during The summer desire
ee Crescent JorWarded to the have It done
any time leauiag eir orders and ad
dress Ill our Office, No. 10 Camp street
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EbepOfs,

NepOss,
AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a25 2ptf Nos. q and l5l Chnrtres street.
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Boots, Shoes and K8FOgNhs.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and In general
rncnt of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS,
Plantations supplied with prime DITCIIING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2phW 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

The undersigned have this day formed coparncrship in
this city under the style and of NORRIS MAULL CO.,
for the purpose of carrying the Clothing Business
TIADDEUS NORRIS
CIIAS. G. MAUIL,
New Orleans, July 1st 1856 EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
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HsA Il $, A s, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, IeHhorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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a LFl.FRasl,'9
EW'O$ea' Coolers.

splendid article all sizes fer sale reduced prices For
economy and the enjoyment Of cool drink of that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather. these articles
rivllled for chcapncss and durability, For sale by
F. ROBERTS,
ie30 2p2m street
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i MAIL FAILuKE.-The mail failedEEa yesterday from
beyond Augusta, Ga We mention this fact, not be
cause anything extraordinary is connected with it,
but that our readers may know the reason of the alb
sence from our paper Of the usual amount of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

ANOTHER NEW PAPER Judge AcWhorter, of
Baton Rouge, has commenced the publication, in that
city 9 campaign paper, which he calls the Fill
more Ranger
ITS name indicative Of its politics, and from the
Yellknown ability Of the Judge, sure that it
viii be Of great service to the American party in this
State, and should be well sustained.
Messrs. Hyatt & Frazier, Commercial Place. are the
agents for the g Ranger in this city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
- prepared to deliver the above celebrated
steamboats, hotels manufactures private families etc. lots
to sEit at SO per ton of 1000 lbs.
Orders left at the Yard Front evee between Julia and
ST. Joseph streets, will receive immediate attention.
CREEVY K FAREWELL SO hatcher street.
New Orleans November z, 1855. nQ3B
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM.
" IlTON PLANTATION.-The subscriber is prepared to
sell the above estate reasonable The plantation
situated on the Bayou Bartholomew, four miles from IT'S
mouth in the parish of Morehouse 1t contains thousand
acres of land about hundred Of which present
high state of cultivation.
The is well improved, having, besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary outbildngs This plantation of
fertility and location vautases inferior
the valley the 0uaeha andt rietor willing offer
bargain DESTROYS rchaSipg. Possession
will be given immediately after tho taxing off Of the present
crop. For further particulars address T. o. BURTON ESQ.,
Monroe, La; PITCHER, GOODRICH CO. New Orleans or
ROBERT J. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation Bayou Bartholomew
ala If Norehouse La
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Iysn G)FIsaits aiIRl Qfssteltt,
III III Nv. J0UIsNAE. OH NEsy OIsLEANss
n 4 Is,Is.4I NJ. Yo q aakTs sTREET.s

M rs q gS11oN.s w1IlIA2 r.. ADAMS.
FL NIXON q; ADAMS.
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E-On retiring from the above firm, most cordially
my SUCCESSORS Messrs Charles G. au and Edward c.
Hancock friends confident that they will give entire salts
facton in every department of the business.
jyl 2ptf A. H. WAY.
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81 CCESSION OF J. A. F, LEFEBFRE-HOuSE AND
Lot on Bienvle street.

SATURDAY, ed August, Mt I2 o'clock. M.
- by virtue of order from the Honorable the second DIS
tric Court of New Orleans dated 10Th June 1856 VIII be
sold public auction in the Rounda OF the ST. Louis Hotel
for account Of said SUGGESTION
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Benvc Burgundy, Dauplin and Cont Streets measuring
French measne thirty feet front Bienvile street by eighty
deep together with the story house. containing
four rooms cabinet. kitchen. etc.
TERMS AND CONDITI0NS-One fourth cash and the hal
credit of IL and IS months for notes without ehdor
sers bearing the from date until
maturity and after maturity till paid eight per cent,
penal clause secured by the above described
property The buildings to be insured and policy transferred TO
Act Of sale before s. Magner Notary Public. jy2
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NREsCENT CITY sOAP WoRKs-nEPo1

4 NEEISCENT CITY SOAF NONRESIDENT
W No. IL Lafayette street.
The subscribers have in this city manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use which they pre-
sent to the public for approval competition with
of established reputation. combes economy with
dom from the dsagreeabe effects of ordinary soaps use
will be found trial. to washing properties
fecon and Is ganeed to contain no ingredient in sufficient
The advantages Of merchants others being
supply themselves and with equally good if
better, article Of home Manufacture will present themselves
glance, and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo G. UAZEN 4 co.
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= WASHINGTON, II. G., Mlrch IT, 1876.
To Samuel H. Gilman Esq:
SrSugar planters with perfect safety security
contract with you for your improved uasse Furnace;
wise conflicts with tenale camS held under existing
tents. 70 be still more explicit in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours,
THOs. G. CLINTON Al Seventh street,
Rp7 IF opposite Patent Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

WEDNESDAY, the 18th of August, at II
w o'clock NJ Mt the St Louis Exchange by virtue Of an Or
der from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Or
leans under date Of the I'd July 1856 and for account of said
succession, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First Dis
trict the city Of New Orleans Designated as 1 70 sq4ae
hgny streets per plan drawn by Joseph Pile surveyo'
dated May 1870 and deposited in the office Of D.
McCay, Notary Public in this city, which said o meGsu
jackson street by log feet inches in depth
tween parallel lines English together with all the l.
provelents thereon consisting of Frame House aud out bud
ings.
TERMsTwelve months credit for note with good h1lsal-
vent security and mortgage the property sold. r ~-
Act Of sale before r T. Theard expense Of tie par
chaser jsl1 70 Wu ID
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NEW FURNITURE. .,5. .5-...
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office I Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, the 12tI, inst, Mt 10 o'cfocks
- win be sold at the corner OF Fulton and sarpar streets
Fine Mahogany Secretary Safe, Rocking and Pm, o Chairs,
Tables black Walnut Bedeads Amoirs, Bureaus, Mirrors
rfs1F@TERMS2Cash .-... vi 5=-- jy11
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CORONER,s sALE-PAINTs, OIL, vARNlsH, BRUSHES,
Window Glass, etc.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctionecr.
MONDAY, the I4th Inst, Mt o'clock =. NJ,
Yl will he sold the of Rousseau and PHILIPPE Streets
per order of the Corner Of the Parish of Orleans
large variety of Paints, Oil, Varnsh, Brushes Window
Glass Ladders, ETC., etc.
TERMS-Cash, payable on the SPOT jy11
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AN APPEAL TO FRESHMEN.

10 ne Ed,tor a TAeN y T,ae"e .,,....,.-k. Of
SIR. hive noticed the -st and forcOie Il -.
can Insh.born Republican IN ye'",ua' - orr ci.i.
TKEUxy II j. Surprising that tnis S,o.,.d in the
- -, Leye been Oyeh1ohel' ~ :,
have 80 o<orooacd thcm.e'Ees ~ ',bcrvati,u that
cannot hive scsped the Inva'tic nartv usual Y -
s,I 90 CO., The Dcm0lauv PH''' - 80
hu'h - We i"o .'nn 10 he In-h American electors
~ ~ ~ c,unfea upon The r hdcH'J 20 .u1
b,n,..a-s ~ a matter oil COURT '-"A r0 " -
I' "a, IN have conceded II. ihS'edd "l 'd"'h5 NJ
Guns al Fc A. ovcrsiyht 10 show the true relations oil
Nah'age - ~ labor and the labOrer. Were gwen 10
I'M, pey 80, hunk nigh urge important reasons
hu' ,,,,o5k able omission, and convince rejecting
I.tmep hat the Republican candidates were the only
., 49, they could support win any genuine regard %
n cir own interests. Their definitions OF wha' SORT O
tuc,csrs should "rule America are me Only views
on this subject that can ever be natlonaze1' Oh inc
subject Of labor, he most important interest they arc
eqr,' > liberal and patriotic. in-hmcn need n9' De
tod at tie Leaders of the Fillmore party would put
then icOt upon heir nOCks had they me power ana
deprive them at once OF uicF rights 81 Ie5 'oh anu
franchise. aud what of Mr.. Buchanan and hs sup
porteIS-are they favorable If more liberal than
e exclusive Americans the question OF religion are
they not pledged first to the South, and consequently 10
ali the destructive effects which the extension Of the
slave system must inevitably operate upon the l1DCr
OF the country The vulgansm " ten cent Jenny Is
something more than play upon words when applied
t. Mr.. Buchanan as the exponent and platform OF
party whose distinguishing characteristic II us suOser'
yonCy To Il system whose certain and legitimate Ten.
6cncy is the depreciation Oi dbOr and lts wages. II
not literally ten cents day, 10 the lowest posi-
bic grade upon which the lahOrer can subsist But
there is another aud most forcbe argument III favor o.
the Republicans, which would urge IN the great TACT
that the success OF Fremont does more than anything
elee 10 secure tie OF the Pacific Ralroad ana w
is certainly several millions ofdOars into the pockets
Irish labOIeTs. This CONSIDERATION alohe, tno jt 90
thc Rcuubcans being in all other respects 9" "@St az
favorable as other parties should secure every IfiSn
,ote TO thc Republican nominees. ,,nrp,.po,
Yours, FHfMONi AM rI'Ni- i'E''>A'
Byookiyn oct. n, 1886.
This msy good line Of ag'nent-and doubtless theIe
:. t,ub Ia -bui not that much affect We have
Sought 70 conduct this by appealing to the people S
whole without much regard to the classes into "ch ey may
h. divided Those who are not opposed the extension OF
Slavery aud 10 murder robbery and arson in Themselves WI
probably vote Of these things in spite OF all appeals that
NAV be made UPON other grounds-Ed
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IAdvcrtisement.I
MARX THE FACTS =


J. GuRsEr's establishment, No. Sts Broadway. eornm
the Oldest and most extensive In tie Cnierd
States
the fst introduce the Art Of Photography
this city.
GuRsEY recently made important Alterations and improve
men in bis establishment.
facilities for producing finer worh n
branch than has heretofore been produced this county,
GCRsEy has .l his employ the best Of his old artists
Quincy recently added 10 the above talented corps
oil American, French and German artists
cOloed Photographs Of all need only 70 b
seen 10 be- appreciated they speak for thenI-slves
OURSss plan unretouched Photosapb equaed
50 say artists and the best judges
GussEys Dssoerreotypss universally pronounced
Nor productions - ~
GrssEY bas received Testimonials for his skin than any
other artist IN the profession.
GURsgy received the only medal for Photographic productions
the late Paris EIpositon-consequently .
Quincy stands a. the hestoi the world In the Photographs
Art
has removed any branch Of his Business Ny
part Of the city.
GURSEY connection with any other esAbiishnsnt h
part Of the city. .
GsSsy attends personally to his patrons and friends and be-
done W fDf the last sixteen years.
Quincy viii be most happy continue that attention ne
vi sl sndeayor 10 please all who fsyps sim with ~
~ nis Photograph Palace Of Art. 0USGr.
No. $40 Broadway, corner Il LEONARD strv~<
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ECCLESIASTICAL POLiTl.
REPrBLICANiSM.

Bf 1Ht REy. EDWIN ,. HATFIELD, D. D.
The New School Pre- ,byteran Synod OF New OH
and New jersey. at Their meeting held on edne'l'!
evening in the Rev. Mr.. Hogarh Church BrooAl!n'
were addressed for hours op the above SUBJECT VI
sernoa by the Rev. DR.. Hatfield Of this city
His tex; was in Colo, slams i. l9. -.
Pom vhra a. the body by joints snd oand' .' - b n
i,hment uini.i -.-t. I'D XII; tosethe- inc'eSe' W."
crease u: God -.
The Rev Doctor commence by saying tna' 0e'1
.ifL harmony pervades the works Of God. orae' 1n4
symmetry Characterize al divine creations ana opera
ioLs. They are al perfect-sbsolutey and fe@',Vel!
complete IN al! Their psrs proportions snc cOinpna
tor. be then instanced man the last the no9'es'
and most glorious. O: God. works, showing aoW ne Is
ited sud adapted for socety-its duties ~ Pr g.
tie responsibilities and it, EMO. nents lie 'u7H p
ceeded 10 div ide he sIbec. a. iolows.
The Presbyterian Church recognlzes- o,.L -.
|. The UIity AID Uniyerssiit! OF t"e 0uU-'u -
Christ
,. The Subdyi.ion OF the Catholic Ch1Tch into par
tcu,aE Churcces ,c,.L..
}. A. organized Coafederacy Of paHicu-A' Cnucne'
4 A Reprc-ents;iy. A 1minstrstloa 81 ooTernmen,
UPo0 the third u uhese propos.h'Hs ne ee@A'NSa'
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SOUTHERN CENSORSHIP OF BOOKS.
IT, he ldttov Of The n Z Trtbu,1


SIR: Although has often ben proved br reDs-
ous publications at tie South are subjected 10 a rG1i
examination be fore they are issued IN order that every
thing IL them urf4vorabeto Slavery may be- eKpunged,
yet There mrny per-ons ID the North who are
wiling 20 believe that such Is the f9ct No one. how
ever, who ha- lived n the South d0uJ, l. Allow
to give sevoral instances VIII came under ny
own observation. Last April | was employed az q
comp0si:or in tie Southe- Methodist Publishing
House located at Nashville. Teuno While there
/ wLs 'rgEced on book entitled " Learning t. Con
verse." j. was originally printed n London anu re-
printed IN Nashville. GA page ~ OF this work. 10 tue
London edition q ere l. passage stating that W Der
force deG on the very night that the House of Com
mons agreed that every -avc in the British Coon o.
This ra,sace as ,ascd by The book editor aud j. not
published in the southern edition OF Learning TO
Converse" On page T.! Of the same work an aliusion
is made to the happiness that viii til IT, earn when
war, piracy and slavery SHAH be abolished; me
word SLAYER Is eXpungcd here also. c0uld
give other instances OF the suppression Of words
sentences and paragraphs relating to Slavery: Eter-
nal vigilance in regard 10 the peculiar INSTITUTION
j. the price paid for It's security. The Methodist
Church Won will rec0llcct, rent IN tFaln lev
wears no upon this subject of Slavery. The uthern
Methodist Publishing House was established by The
Southern Methodrts for the publication OF religious
works which hould show that Slavery and religion, far
from being antagonistlc, are. a. Saveiy ani
Union are said 10 be- d" one and inseparabe." Surely
then in an institution so exclusively Southern IN It's
character we might reasonably expec; to ind none but
Souherners employed. But IN this very es aohsnInen
tpcnfu-0rc Of the COmpOstors from the Norh and
only five from the South; all the pres-mcn, b1okDlnd
err the prooi-readcrs the superintendent aud the en-
pinoer are also Nortbcrncrs II thus appears that even
in On .tuton of a sectional character Southern
brethren cannot succeed without assistance from
"greasy" Northern HechsniCs.' For We see that in
all the departments OF Southern industry ard mean.
les, from the printing of books which suppress al,
illusions to Slavery, down to ncgro-drying and negro
brcedI Northern skill and energy laid under heavy
COntr buttons Yours &c. A PRISTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
fAdyertisenent
TRITU Must AND WILL PREVAIL.

II IS TRuE-TLat CHARLES d. FREDkIcxs vas he n"'
Introduce the life size PHOTOGRPHs In this country -
IT I, TRUy-Tbst CHARLES ID FsgDRICss, BY means ns
PAR. E.tsbi.hnent has the services 81 the only
French artists Of rar. employed in this country f ~
coorinz Of PHcToGR.pHs in or Pastel and Aqusre1 a..
IrI, TgUy-Tb,t CHasLss ID. FsEDsIcss has removed ~
Pso1ocs,pgc DyPsRTnEsTs and 1s Fsnsan Htiss 70 M
new and model establishment No 80 brosd"sy ana e1nss
h. NO ,.tner connection with the OLD place VI boe.
ness
- The public believe that they have superior srtss
md other for competing with the work dses
Nv CH.sLEs ID. fREDRIcKSj but a. 49,
TsUrH NCsT PREyAIL-fs "nJ necessary thAs tSe p0nne
should see and l1dse for thenseIyes
CBABLEs ID. RREDRIcxs,
Late GURsEY FREDRfcKs,
Pho.ogrspbe DsguerreiAs and Ambrotype Gsneries
No. 5s5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hold.
EB-Rsoep,ion and Operating Rooms the frat H0ot.
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! - IN flc business without benefit 20 themstvc.
S AZ orat cos, 10 the community. " City Baker
estd otheis deliver their bread from the' store
orlv and give more weight than Il here stated; but
,ii lie oual,;y Is generally Inferior and The am )uat
Of mend thus sold j. but snail fraction of the whole
quantity Consumed. The extreme deorness Of baker
bread. however is not the only objection to il The
amount cf Lour..Anent the four originally contained
IS g1oetv reduced by The process to which it j. sub
icc,d. 10 make larcc-ookiug white loaf Of bread
cut -four incapable Of yielding white bread without
such II ears.
What tie City Baker says about associations to
buy -four is all noonshinc: the dealers in Hour make
~ alicr profits than any other traders IN the city.
Flour Brokers' charge cent? per barrel for buylng or
selling: receivers charge .! per cent and wholesale
dealers will - u 10 cash customers al to = advance
iuclrdrc cartacc: but how much they charge their
credit custom. ars is known only 10 themselves.
Or - 1af ECONOMY.