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OF the gold deposits $685. ,o55 was of California.
Coinage for the uelre months ending December 81 1856

During the months of April May, June and July, ope
rations suspended in consequence of the Mint
dergoing general repairF. "
The following compose the descriptions Of coinage
Or GoLD. -. Sc, 900 places in geld dollars ~. NJ
lg,50o pieces in half esgaa.
$4,000 pieces il ca giles.
double eaglea
Or SILyEE. 100000 pieceB in half dimes.
5000 pieces in qua ts dollars. ..-.,
3,ss6,ooo pieces in half dollars.
From the following, which take from the New York
Journal Of Commerce. it appears there is considerable
difficulty to ascertain when note draft drawn paya-
BILE specified time falls due whether it is entitled
the three days grace There has been considerable amount
of such obligations made paid New Orleans the last
twenty-five years, but heard Of distinction
being made about the days OF grace It is really too
SMALL business contend for but New York is place
of wonderful ingenuity and marvellous ideas finance
There is great want of uniformity at present in the
method of paying sight drafts and also time drafts whore
a distinct date is specified for payment. draft which
is payable at sig months from date universally allowed
three days grace from the expiration Of the six months
but made payable at certain fixed date the custom is
divided contendBg for the three days grace and
others eneavoring to exact payment without that allow
ance In sight bills banks allow grace, others
fuse it, and the result is not only great diversity of
practice, but much confusion, and little illfeelpg.
Most of the banks protest t,rice e each day claim
ed as the date OF maturity and agreement be
made carry with it the whole community 1t has been
proposed to enact Law in order to settle the question:
and we believe the mercantile community would be eats
fed with this solution Of the difficulty It matters but
little which is established uniformity being Of the most
importance The least complicated mode would be to
drafts and the enactment if made at ALL will probably
take this shape.
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Navigation, with practical of insamsns) month
LANG UAGEs.
any these per month";
sg r %s a 100 90
Those aS sa 'aS he
a t. 20 business are desired
TIE confidence Of the public Strangers
e ssn Andis ss's Of the United
Hon. Hon. ,ss5,5s w Fss e. us,s s
Her, ns
M sS , snf ss j. s sspass late
~ 3 Prsasao Oakland College
H. i:s:Ss1 IL s;es SsS ss G't'
sThos + Benton e I Ists u $. Senate. '
Rev. Rev. Dr. Wheat, Tennessee.
: Or they Refer to-
Hon. tT .,isp
Hon. John A Qsman,
on John cs:ssisn Attorney General of the uasa Stale
Hon Hon 4 4 Eost Late Supreme , Court Looisiana
6. Roselius, Esq., New Orleans. '' ''NDN''' 0'"'
n Mes; VIZ, 5esss q Co, New Orleans
:. >. P HsnSarte d t { Gaines, :.
Maunsel White 4 Co.,
Alfred Hennen, Egg,
Martin Gordon, Jr, :.
John Gauche,
DR.. Mercer,
Hon. VIM. NJ Gwiu, u 8. Senate.
Hon. J. P Benjamin, :, :.
Hop. Sam Houston, :.
Gov. H. G. RurneIs Texas
Hon. Bale Peyton, California.
Hon. chaa. Scott, Chancellor, Mississippi,
chapmRn Coleman, Esq.. Louisville, Ky.
Geo. D. erentics, Esq, Kentucky.
A. araihe, Esq. NewO fteans.
Hon. John u. Freanlau, MiaEissppi, stc, etc.
az Tbs Ancient and Modern Languages be correctly sue.
lated at this Institution. '' NANNY
E7T Board can be had at IS DER week
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
aols ia" log Canal street,
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$50, OOO~Hl

JESS $50, OOO~G@
EneRos"GUe6 KdnUGaao EDEGm LoeFessu
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED
Southern Military Academy
LOTT RY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
TO BE DRAWN FEBY ilh 1885, IN THE CITY OF MoNTeou
ERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING To
500,
Will DO distributed according 10 tho following
DNSURPd SdBLLE SCHEMEt!!
ONE THOUSAND PRIzEs!!!
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
One Prize to every Ten Tickets
S c h g m 9:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
1000 Prizes! 800 Approximation Prizes
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Tho patrons this Lottery having pre- for sces
with przes have again them with tina
difference that there prizea than ms,v
AB" Price of Tickets-Wh oes, $40 Halves S.; Quar-
ters, So SO.
PEizss this Lottery paid thirty after The drawing in
bia Of specie Banks without on presua
sion of the Ticket drawi-g the Prize
k Bills of all solvent at par All communications
strictly confidential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
1Anl2 Montgomery, Ala.
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a@- Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint difficult We pleased
power point remedy which has efectua many
which safely
tina Of reacung thousands from unmey
grave. Hoodsnd Bsra prepared by Dr. c.
NJ Jackson at the German Medicine Store 100 Arch phade
Pna. Soc nd veTtisement Jana lmdAW
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D / E D:

- DIED:
Yer5a morning Ct O'clock Mrs CATHARINE cIRIsTY,
consort Of Col, VIM. Chray.
will place at 10 o'clock, This Morning,
residence o. her George W. Chry No. 305 Magazine
Hex friends the family and also of her H B.
Cenaa, are invited 10 attend without further notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

LEI PENMANSHIF
HooK KEEPING is heretofore always hiu 49, EA
special instruction. tI37E' saG.%%a9gssszAKg,
There added Mathematical Department Including Arh
me Algebra Geometry TigonomeIy Surveying and Naseaop
ith nee instrumeptH) the Prof
6n n A. for ,h English
directed BY Professor Raphael vsa for Inc spanis6
directed py Pio aheIto Dc Tornon Department GERMAN
Short Hand by Prof. Geo. Chauock, i u'Aos'~p"S'
The establishment ed AdpJ,, .5
time valuable and who wish
other
Without watsg for ether ma.,sra None the
apartments Reception elegantly fitted for vsoT,
that Pups interrupted and M for
Pupils Practising ib pr,.
full bsanehea can have Yen
practice each All an ,he sboua
30 in business and every day ite Engs French
the social literary aud scientific he greater
Eaope and America and daily
Pupis will be daily Reading
aud Speaking any Language hey may wish learu s
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EGss'@ C09'sgs
Correspondence

To Matt Peel, Esq:
Dear Saving for the had frequent opportunities
your manager eet Peea Campbell Min
~ wishing in teaty appreciation of the
herewith tender Complimentary Benefit to
ueh time and place suit t token Of
regard for youa both successful for the
the public gentleman whose worth compelled
admit Your respectfully,
Gen. John L. Lewis, George CLARK,
Adj. Gen. NJ Grivo, James Wing6sd,
Hon. A. D. Cos.mal, VIM. A. Bseoher,
Col. George @. Shaw, John l. Daniels,
Col. W. R. James, Mr.. GubeynateI
Col C. A. LabuIan, d.. Ricardo,
Col. Gerard Stth, Samuel G. Risk
Capt Chas. D. DreauI, Henry Bier,
Capt. James Davis, Capt. Dan Hckok,
Lieut.. Samuel NJ. Todd David BidwsI,
J. Q. Warner, Robert Little,
Charles Callahan, 1ohn Conwell,
Henry Bidwell Barney Wlismr
1hemas W. Dick, Ben DeBa7,
Thomas McBnrnev r. NJ Montgomery,
Thomas C. Pool, J.G. Poindex Ter,
Vim. Stopeuhageu, Marx Smith,
Thomas Askew, R. A Abbott
]. B. Lsefe, J. " Bothiek,
WE. Hodgkus.
New Orleans, January Is, 1856.
To MessrS. Lewis G,irot, and others
GentlemenY kind and astternR note before
pment you tender bp continuation of that
characterized intercourse with gentlemen the
City, only thank for your considsraon
suggest that the proposed Benefit place AruoTy
Hall en- Saturday next.
With many thanks roman gentlemen your very
MATT PEEL.
Now 0 rlesns, Jsuury i6. 1886. janis sp2s
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:gag- Penmanship, bookkeeping, English,
Eraneh spanish German arithmstic algebra geometry
surYeysg navigation and photography, taught by
abe and experienced professors at Dobears Commercial
College, No. LOG Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

M'LLR PAR0DI's LAST CONCERT. By refer
enee to the advertisement il will be seen that Mile
Parod last grand concert in this city will take place
morrow evening a the Odd Fellows, Hail. when number
of new pieces will DO sung among which are know
that my Redeemer LiYeth,n Aria, from 4 Etoile du
Nosd' 4 All MOI flsn and the Maraeiles Hymn y
\ With variety IT lesser piaces IN g'gs
Nine Amelia Patti ssrakogch, Sig. Leonardo and NJ
Maurice straEoach, will accompany Mile Parod, and
give increased her singing. Thoae who
have attended the previous concerts and know of the
ability Of the aongstress will not need recommended
ton to be present at the last and Anal with which
she honors city. The particulars may bs found in
the programme in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

XXI ST.. CHARLES THEATER Mr.. Neafe will com.
menee engagement AZ the ST. Charles Theater o,mor
saturdayl night instead Of Monday, as previously
announced. He opens lin Judge Conrsds admired TRACE
DIV OF jack Cd1e ri f5 f%zs $4Brg 4b s4$Ef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

We are indebted to the officers Of the
atsaaers and Empress for late st.
Louis and Memphis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

IObaC CO-EO6aCc0s
Will Il s, R "A Inns s. CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
T O e a Q g O,
CORNER OF -GRAvIER AND TcHoUPIToU1As STREETS.
We sale OF the largest and best assorted stocks Of
TOBACCO before presented The in this city, comprising
about hundred poands S. many
best manufacturers Virginia. We give below few
ARM1STEAD IL WARWICK;
N. LANGfIoRNE SONS;
NJ. LANG HORNE & co;
...- YOUNG d BURWELL;
JOHN r. & W. O. FONTAIEE
JAMES HENRY GRANT;
GRANT & NELSON;
WILLIAM T. sUTHERLIN;
]. O. sHACKELFoRD;
ROBERT MAYO;
COLEMAN WORKMAN;
WILLIAM CHEEyESi
BURTON Il MAY;
JAMES L. CLAYTON;
McENEY McCULLOCH.
TT Purchasers will find their interest call examine our
atocka. de- lm?pThFrss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

SOUTHERN FURNITURE WARE-RooMs- Chas.
a. Stewart Nos I'll and l7s Canal street. enjoys very
high and well deserved reputation for the excellence of
the stock he has always hand and for the very
aonable prices ct which he sells The advertisement
mahogany armors, bedsteads and other furniture
household uses includes all that be found at other
storea, not all that Gang be desired Those who have
purchases to make shonld call on him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

CoTToE The receipts for the twenty four
hours ending t O'Clock last evening were by the Swan
from Shreveport 1855 bales; Lesthers, from Napoleon.
l1l Belfast from Memphis Cess 1895 bales reported
per John simonds 1885 Bella Donna, from Wiamsport,
As6; Southern Belle, Carolina Landing, lO4s Wins
low, io5 Florida from Mobile 25T Marion from shreve-
port s52 Humboldt from Nashville, 1905 Empress, 26o.
Total siss bales Sugar 49, hogsheads olasses, 800
hRrre7s ssEsE5SiG 49, 6- vi 4sA5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

M ODD.F BELLOWS Hall Balls. We are again
placed under the pleasant necessity Of returning
thanks for the receipt tickets to the ball to given at
the Odd Felowai Hall From knowledge Of the balls
that have been heretofore given under the auspices
that the in the future
be well worthy Of the reputation of the place of the
objects Of the managers and Of the attendance Of those
{ who may honor 1t with their presence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

II EroILE % Moan, To morrow evening the
magnificent and attractive opera Of the star of the
North' will be performed again at the Orleans Theater
Its great heretofore and the many merits of It's
music should be sufficient to induce large attendance
Those who have failed in attending obtain seats by
early application at The box office. s55z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

Coo. W. Smith, Dentist,
\ AS RETURNED, and will attend to the
duties his Profession usua corner Of Csopdp ana
Hevis Streets ~ va ~~'onuusr Aio
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.NeaU GO0Gs-sVeeD Goods
JUST RECEIVED AT
r. VOLS g. co.'s.
spenid assortment OF EVENING AND BALL DRESSES viz
FLouNCED BRoCHE GRENADINE;
Do do MUSLIN;
Do EMBROIDERED SWISS;
Do do BAREGE;
Do PRINTED do;
Do EMBROIDERED LACE;
PRINTED SILK GAuZE
GRENADINE, 18th Moss and PLUSH FLOUNCES;
OPERA HOODS sud HEAD DRESSES;
Light Colored PEKINs and TAFFETAs;
ILLUSIONS and9TARLATANS, all COLOR.
J. VOLS s. CO.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
janl49ps.
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aag- WE had The pleasure Of acall, esterday,
nom r d Dunn one Of the sditors and proprietors
III ths American patrot, il
The Patriot enjoys Fide circulation the
Flords parishes Justly for II u edited and
ahIy conducted NH. will remain In town several day
on connected With bis valuable Journal and We
trust hs meat That success 70 which be isFeay
entitled If Ne does, III viii have no reason to depart
dissatisfied III AZ 81 .5z.#5
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SeGs0seGble Clothing.
FIR ANCIS FABRE & CO.,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS
Have recently received large additions extensive stock OF
NE " And FASHIONABLE
C o In i ms,
Coasistiug in part of The following GOODS, VIZ
FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS;
Do do FROCK , do
Do do OVER
Do do BUSINESS do
Do do TALMAS;
LATEST PARTISAN STYLES.
...-ALH0....
A 6us agsortmept of UNDER GARMENTS and
FURNIsUIN GOODS,
which they invite the particular attention Of their friends
jan1l 2pl0d4tW
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MERCHANDISE, FISH, LIQUORS AND OILs.--
j H. Carter s. Co corner of Common and Tchoupioulas
have IS and desirable stock of articles for
grocery and home purposes be found in this city
The advertisement which We publish in another column
OF this mornings paper, great variety Of
chsndse, fish, liquors. oils and other articles large
quantities and atvery reasonable rates Gentlemen who
have purchases to make will find 1t to their advantage
call upon Carter Co.. not only by Of the ehsrao
ter Of the they have for e also on account
OF the low prices which they sold The particulars
La, than dra
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HIRE NUNR ZOE & CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET, 81
sortmentof
sEAsoNABLE CLoTH1Ne,
they the attention of pprehase Annexed
tal list ..5 X. ... ..-., .-.f- e .
Black aud colored Goth Dress aud Frock C0ATsi
BUSINESS COATS, sui,s to match, variety of coors
BEAVER OYER FRocKS, very fne -D
PILOT CLOTH COATS, every style aud quality
CATELoNIANs, TALMAs, cLOAks, and
MONTE CHRIsT0s
BouLEvARDs Of Pilot Cloth and SHORT sACs; tl@. .
Five thousand pairs PANTALGoNs, all the kinda
VESTS Black Coored, of the following goods:
SATIN, SILK, t.
CASHMERE,
..... VELVET and CASSGAiERS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
SPLENDID oRTMENT.
And would AJAX particular attention of SHIRTS
Keeping always hand sirgs assortment enabled fit all
Bi1es of neck aud len 9Th of arms.
".. BOYS AND CHIDREN'S CLOTHING, ,-@.. ~.
all the different variety of goods named men, and a
known fact that the Boys Clothing manufactured by the
found, in every particular, in New Orleans
AM. the only AGENTS of the UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the INDIA
RUBBER GOODS under Goodyear Patent among tbs
Cotton Picking Coat Apron Capoi and Cloth TO make
the same; Beds. Pillows Cushions Csps Carriage and Hospital
Cloth, Lsggiu and all description OF COATS made by them.
Csrk peakng the French and spanh languages always in at
@r NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
,. ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
janis sp6t "a Magazine street. corner of Gravier.
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y New YoRK, January l5.-The Royal Mail Steamship
Africa Boston, arrived Hslifsx this evening
Her adVces week later than those brought by the
Atlantic. AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18

,a GAIETY THEATER. The rehearsaIs for ssAzael,
The Child Of Israel not having been SO complete
the management desired, there performance at
that house last evening This evening the doors will be
opened and all who desire to behold new piece magn
cent both in and execution should endeayor
to be present The particulars the advertisement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-18
FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, June IL.
The Steamer George Law. with dates from
California Of the als Of May and Aspinwall
Of the 4th Of June, has arrived with nearly
s2.OO0,0OO in gold.
All the business houses closed on The alter
nom Of the Goth. in respect to Mr.. King.
easy. the murderer, was a member of the
Board Of Supervisors, aud editor Of the Sun
day Times. The attack Of the committee on
the jail was made in military order. A force
Of $500. well armed, pointed an eighteen
FOUNDER at the doors. When all was ready
the committee made formal demand Of the
sheriff, who. being totally unprcpared for re-
sistance. surrendered the Jail Immediately
The prisoners, Casey aud Cora. we're taken
to headquarters. aud both tried before the
revolutionary tribunal Of tweniy.nine jurors,
and sentenced to be hung. They were both
executed Oh Tie day following the funeral u
Mr.. King.
There was great excitement throughout
the State. More than 900 armed men ia
the interior were ready to hasten TO the as
sistance of the rrvolulionists in the city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-18
NOTICE-TAXES.

WILL attend at the following times and places, "a
4 collect the Taxes for 1855, viz:
Mason Hall, on Thursday the 18th day Of July.
Cedar Grove. on Friday the 18th.
IN. a. 4. Parish's, on SATURDAY The 10Th.
Hillshorough, on Monday The 2lst
Alexander Halls, on Tuesday the 22d.
Red Mountain, on Wednesday the 23d.
Midway. on Thursday the cath.
Webbs & Douglass Factory. on Friday the 25ih
Wilkersan's Cross Roads. on Saturday the 26th.
John A. coes's, on Monday The 2sih.
William N. PATS Store. Tuesday the zsih.
Asa b Gunier's, on "Wednesday the Both.
William Trice's, on Thursday the 3lst.
Chapel Hill, on Friday the Isl Of August.
White Cross, on Saturday the I'd.
Thomas Longs, on Monday the iih.
Thomas J. Caies't, on Tuesday the 5ih.
Marlborough Town tax. on Wednesday the 9th
~ The Magistrates appointed 10 take the list d
TaIalles. are expected attend al the same times and
places. Punelaay expected and required Of al has
ing lists to render.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June rs. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-18
PROM PANAMA AND NICARAGUA.

Messrs. Howard aud sherman. of the Con-
gressiOnal committee. arrived here to-day on
their return. Mr.. Oliver stopped at Rich
mond. The committee were TO proceed to
Detroit. where they intend stepping for few
days. II Is reported the investigation has
proved that out Of $500 votes cast at the
Legislative election in March, 1855, only
100 were legal.
Persons from Kansas City report that a
collision between Gen Whithcld's men and
the United States troops was imminent The
farmer had threatened to hang Col. Sumner
for ordering them 10 leave the Territory.
New Orleans, June ! !.
The steamer Daniel Webster has Just ar.
rived with Aspinwall dates TO the 9TH.
The United States surveying steamer Cor.
win had arrived al Panama, aud no further
troubles were unprecedented. Indeed, conf
dence had been fully restored.
Walkers position 10 NIcaragga was un.
changed. but his men we're dying rapidly irom
cholera, black yomit. and dysen,ery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-18
FROM EUROPE.
New York, June IS.

The steamship Ericsson chartered by the
Collins company in place Of the lost Pacific)
has arrived. She left Liverpool on tie after
noon Of the 28th ultimo.
The news is of an unmportant character.
In the British House Of Lords the Earl Of
Elgin had moved for the dispatches relative
to the sending of troops to Canada. A dis
cnssion ensued, when the Earl Of Clarendon
expressed good feeling towards the United
States, but reiterated the determination Of
the Government not to recall Mr.. Champion,
lie said that Great Britain had made the am
plest apology to the United States for the
recruiting transactions, but she could not
consent to the recall Of Mr.. Champion. The
offer had been made by the Government to
refer the Central American question to arbi-
tration, but il had not yet been accepted.
Great Britain was animated by most friendly
feelings towards the United States, and this
would be admitted by them. Notwithstand-
ing this, language had been used in Congress
which il used in Great Britain would have
been denounced as tending to embroil the
two countries; and, finally, that if, as Lord
Elgin had stated, five minutes conversation
between Mr.. Marcy and himself would suf-
flee 10 settle the business, he would willingly
meet him midway in the Atlantic Ocean.
DR.. Palmer. the poisoner. had been found
guilty and sentenced to death.
A new Russian loan is spoken of-part to
be offered in London and part in Hamburg.
The Italian question continues unsettled.
IL wasrumored that the Pope proposes Con.
gress Of Italian Soyereigns in Rome, with
plenipotentiarics from France and Austria.
Denmark is putting her fleet in an effective
state.
The Spanish Government were taking en-
ergetic measures against Mexico.
Napoleon was considering a scheme for
Founding territorial nobility in Algeria.
New York, June 10.
The Cunard steamer Arabia, with Liver
pool dates Of the 3Ist utimo, arrived here
this evening.
Peace rrjoicings still fll the English news.
papers. There is much anxiety felt respec-
ting the American difficulties. The news Of
Padre Wills reception following SO close
upon Lord Clarendon's amicable advances
increases the excitement. Il is rumored that
the Earl Of Elgin will be sent as Plenipo-
Tertiary to Washington as the last chance oi
arerting war. The London Times, in speak
ing Of the recognition Of Will. says: cit
seems as IL demands on one side aud conces-
sions on the other had reached the utno st
limit and suggests that the United States
send special ambassador or accredit the
present Minister with powers to settle the
dispute.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-18

To the Farmers of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.
TINE undersigned have formed copatnershp for
1 the purpose Of buying WHEAT They viii al
ways give the highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices,
deducting freight and other expenses. They will pay
the cash on delivery Of the Wheat Al the Railroad.
To carry out more eec,ually their purpose, Of The
firm will be at The warehouse Of each Of the following
named places every week, on the days specified;
Morrsvile. on Friday,
Durham's, on Wednesday,
Hillsborough, on Tuesday,
Mebanes, on Wednesday,
Graham, OIL Thursday
BY this arrangement the farmers will receive al hume
what their wheat would net them in market, without
the risk and trouble Of transportation.
The undersigned also offer their services COM
MISSION MERCHANTS 10 buy Groceries. They
have made arrangements by which they will he enabled
10 furnish their customers with Groceries al advf
d only three per cent wholesale prices They have
comnodious warehouse AT Chapel Hill for The conve-
nlence Of The farmers Of the neghbong country, where
some one will he in attendance at all times. All com
municatons should be addressed 10 At Chapel HILL
+. MALLETT,
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
May 5. 35-6m