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raE a"IE9 SzCs HGKMSS ANG NTE nAnS!H AND Now
ames Of this season eSS, M I'd the heF s. ITP R e csIS
and are the steamers
Jo,sn sImon,ss, Capt ": Wray
h.fEaSsf" Il. Il: Il. i4iI iR CAN'T A iSS. rhos il Newell
IngoInar, Capt; L. MeDonongh
hEsi'fESss Esn ErssnI, "isi n Z taS' pn?i:9i G. Aaaers
sF % e hc pS Sa G "SG @ ne VIII rs "s b6n his "s
@ eg With m S 5 5 s he hsks 5Sf 2,ES for s and
Western cities J%hS ?t E YRH Or t
Olan cabins of the above be
and engaged application to the agents m2i
u fN5riTUfioNN N" ii Canal s5res5lneOrpora
ted nndsg Aet Of te Iesa,e On ~ 10Th Mare . 1888
Deposits every morning Sundays eScePte from O'Clock
AnS %n " 9 Gns sT o aS pwass SS be received
The employment Of the funds is strictly limited by die Nct o
ss'S Ioasa and o Of the % tS Of Ssg sans
Estate viii he limits Of te rJy Of New Orleans, exceed
n - per cent Of Ie aPEaiseSi S's9 M yaTg
N ] NOT i%cesdns @ 90 per @ SS @ of 6s Fks1 f'PG If The
r i,'g 5 T., @ ri so1 The 5e;ositors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow oftae funds
SEs y Of III nos h@y"F insres AZ rate esgoe4
uPon viii be ssuea for Sums not less than $1,000 deposited 'o"
H."s:' g. 1.1soS, E q as? p rfS6irt SS6S ' T. sqs1 S$
& &,bya 4 @sfn Ss, 4 T. T. H.ts %5od fSSs csTs
Fho: T. 1daas '$$rs + P;s5i5Sa. + %sFs
AP , tH5I' KEIIY' vtoo pr..,a.,,s
T. +. SUMNER,
IT, u. WIrHE2S, TrsNsurct.
h BCopes Of the Of Incorporation and by-tAwe "ar
be obtained q. the 0thre, u ~
| ID gGDENI,EIoN Of CITY BONDS 0FF!GF
III the Of the Consolidated Debt oi New
| Urtals--N New Orleans, April II, lsd1.
NOrrtiS hereby given a according 10 ne ah section o
AZ act the Legislature of the of 0niuA, entitled An
consolidate the city Of New Orleans and 10 proVc fr tn
government, and administration Of its Htir, approved 2S
February 1852 leth section Of the Acl supplement
arv thereto du tor the Incorporation Of the city
Lafayette the city New Orleans approved IN the SAINT
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received redemption
by tie city Ninety Bonds Of 81 900 each issued according {
e foregoing acts, until The 10th Of May next lSa7, nj
O'Clock NJ. - ,.,-,
Proposals to o. DEBuYS, Secretary and
dJrsvd "propcsnls for sale of Ronio."
| COMMISSIONERS.
GHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
THOMAS THEARD, Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer,
L. II. PLACE,
Chairman Com on Finance Board OF Aluermel
| n. Il. BAILEY,
Chairman Com. on Finance Board Assistant Aldermen
ala Dot O. DEBuYS, Secretary
WHITE I.EAD-l00 various qualities, some vsr
w line and low priced, for sac ny
ALFRED KEARNf,
n30 2aw5t y Magazine street.
MEATS FOOT OIL-Eor sale by
| N ALFRED KEARNY
Ingn 2tsw5t u Magazine street.
" '''' '''> ALFRED KEARNY,
! l49y 2a,v5t u Magazine street.
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Sa=s UNITED STATES TRI- Fzg
eAsI|1ss1s WEEKLY MAIL LINE EFikaFIiL>fsssS 81
;S,,s.55s-.-4ss5h-t, TO EIGkSBURG. Esrsarass--ss1

tagGssF:s 80 "hH5Sfhiy fiStS5f,$ HfAih LINE 80 :
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY,IO ION SATURDAY, at
5 P. VI. at 5 p NJ. 7. NJ.
The magnificent The magnificent The magnificent U.
Stntes mail packetU mail packet States mail packet
Prince Captain G y o d Sntchfz. Captain
Wilson, will leave Capt. j. Canon, r. 7. i4ealers will
for Donaso,l,ile will bon for Donaldson
Plequcuine Baton ladson Plaque vile PRquemne l}
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge, ton Rouge Port IIt
Bayou Red Port Hudson Bayou SON Bayou Sara Red
River Landing Fort Sara Red River River Landing Fort
Adams Natclez Landing Fort Ad. Adams, Natchez Wa
Watrproof Rodney ans Natche1 teproof Rodney ST.
St Joseph Grand erprnor Rodney ToSepl!, Grand Gulf
Gulf Waeuon ami st JOSEPH Grand Warrenton and Vcks
ViCkshurr e We Culf Warrennr burg every S.hTuR-
TUESDAY, at r. VckShurg, Mill DAY at ~ NJ
NJ ktn's Bend and Lake
Providence, 5
Island Reach and
iSkinwi'h's Landing
Ievery thursday,
at p. NJ
The above mentioned splendid packets viii leave
on their regular days without f the hour appointed All
their will be promptly and faithfully
Freight taken for YN2oo il cos gned to W. NJ
S AW the of the boats at NckSburg who Will forward
it without delay. and without any extra charge:
These boats will responsible for letter or package
containing money iewey other va!unbes untes regular
bills of Gin akel specifying the contents and vAne, and
the freight pn vauGbeS deposited with the c,erh
b. the passengers, contained in their baggage.
| For freight or passage apply on board or 10
CARROLL, PR1TCHARD It CO.,
Union Row, Caronlee st.
mo tS T. p. SMITH No. 3 rchouponls ST.
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Weather and Crops in Louisiana.
The Mount Lebanon Baptist of Thursday last {

The Mount Lebanon Baptist of Thursday last says:
On the night of the 1lth light storm fell for
several hours and next morning the tops OF our houses
were covered with sleet. On Monday morning, 18th,
there was ice and heavy frost. Our forests look
scar and sad. Many of the large oak, ash, hickory
and other trees look as if they would never bud
again. The wheat crop is killed and must be total
we to expect from our orchards Then again yester-
day morning, 18th, there was considerable FROST
The Pioneer, of Assumption, of Sunday last, says:
We have had second visit from frost and ice the
past week. greatly to the detriment of the cane and
The prospects for large crop of sugar which
were so promising are for the moment blasted, and
the great advantage gained by the forwardness of the
cane is lost The season for the growth and maturity
of this crop is short under the most favorable
circumstances, and unless are favored by the late
appearance of frost in the fall, it cannot exceed
250,0U0 hhds. .t.s d .I-.5.r A-
During the month of April, lS49, the morning of
the 10th, had heavy frost and some ice which
killed most of the to the ground At the usual
grinding time in the fall the in the midst of
its greatest growth, and exceedingly green and
unproductive of sugar we had no frost to do any
harm until after Christmas, and those who did not
grind early in the made good crops. 1t is to
be hoped that shall be equally fortunate this time
From the Lake Providence Herald, of Saturday, we
extract the following:
| 1t is common remark in this vicinity, among the
Oldest inhabitants, that backward spring than
| the present was never known. Vegetation in some
instances has failed entirely, as with cotton, which
will have to be replanted. Corn, which doing so
finely prior to the late freeze, has been cut down even
the weather permitting. Almost every species of
vegetable and fruit, which escaped destruction has
been seriously retarded by the extraordinary chilli
ness OF the seas on.
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II NUEtWEa CuLI4tJu. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, WIN.
Il. attend all professional business in st. Landry and
Avoyele that BE entrusted to his 0ce Mt OPE
LOUSAS, La.
ReerencesChas. NJ. Waterman hardware srchant q. n,
Olivier, ESD Thns. d. Miller commission Gb4s. b.
Singleton, attorney atGw Nixon Adams, Crescent Oce
New Orleans rl2G lyd&N
I hWGNS-7OO boxes landing thi, lay from baei GHu.
az BARELLI / CO., tl Common street.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April 22.-By the arrival of the steam
ship Ednburg, from Glasgow, we have dates from
Liverpool by telegraph to the evening of the sth-a
few hours later than by the City of Washington.
Cotton closed steady the sales of the Sth amounted
to 5000 bales, of which spectators took 1000.
Consols for money closed at 923 to 92!.
General News.
The coronation Of Louis Napoleon will take place
on the ith of May.
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and
CITY REFINERT
For sale by A. THOMPSON & Co,
ia2l 1m As TChnnntnnlns street.

NDCEOks RAA&EE TREATS ALL DISEASES
- FREE OF tHAkiE.-Dr Gak &c will also give special
attention. 10 the following nnned diseases Coughs, Colds Con
sumption Group Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis and all other
diseases OF the throA and lungs. Dr. Bnakce will devote
culht tcutlon 10 Treatment of humbaO SrrUiun. Eheu
tniism, nhd chronic, Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia, Piles and u arrangements The stomach liver
and bowels; and also 10 all chronic Diseases Special
entio Will be given 10 til" Of the and Ear Dr.
Blakee has made discovery of fluid will produce
perfect absorption Of the Catarct,' ptuIeu
vision to the without tie Of the knife. Dr. nakre
produce thousand certificates of his
ing Cancers, Old Sores Ulcers, FSul Swun,s or Tumor
OF every dissertation, and without the knife Special
arrangements must re mne with Dr. Hiakee treatment
Of the last named Diseases they will require his
vice and attention. lr. HUakec the
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His une Is
known personally In nearly principal city the world
All letters directed 10 DC Bnakee, enclosing postage
five cents from distance
the disease shall be promptly wered the
by correspondence free of charge
Office hours from A. u. 5 +. N.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Gr1IS NV nrIp,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIV r r

OHIO RIVER.
VIII leave on SATURDAY 18th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
, N- FOR LOuISylLIE-TH = Fl NE
EAFlk passenger steamer WoOdfOrd, james Ma
fs- tber, master, will leave for the above for Louis
Vile Evansville, padlcah, Cairo, Hckmhn New Madrid,
Memphis Helena Napoleon Nicksbnrg and all intermediate
landings For freight having unsurpassed accom-
ali fi' " SNAPP & IITE, 4 Front street
E plan ofher cabin be and staeroons secured
by applying to the agents.
LOWER ISSIssiPP1.
Leaves on SATURDAY, April 25h, at P NJ.
MEMPHIS and w ORLEANS
6yi4sIItxs - PACKET L1NE.-Reguar Saturday Packet
fss:4sh Memphis Helena, Napoleon, Greenvlle,
all intermediate landings the splendid packet steamer
John SlmOnds. Wray master. will be ready to receive
freight this morning. and will leave above For freight or
JOHN f. HYDE & co, CO Poydras st.
line of boats will give through bills adne for freight
toWAe River reshipped the White River Packets
Hale, Jessie and Exchange Napoleon Also
Memphis Packets for Louisville St Louis and
Memphis Charestsn Railroad for Nashville Huntsville
and Tiscumhia. aS
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at s p. NJ.
HeS REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
61lN Packet-For Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
is9s@ssa Point, Skipwh's Landing. Lake Providence
Camacks Landing MIlikcn's Bend Vicksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney Nachez Lake Washington and Point Woathington
The elegant and swift running packet steamer r.
W. Powell, II. Ess will leave above. For freight
passage, apply on board or to
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
IMPORTANT FROM MINNESOTA
MORE IyDLAN DEpREDATIoNs.
FIRE IN WISCONSIN :
Liverpool Shipping Intelligence.

[BY THE NATIONAL LISE-l
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AMERICAN VESSELS WREcKED.-Informaton has
been received at the Department of State from cor
respondent at Honolulu of the loss of several Amer
whaling vessels, belonging to New Bedford, Con-
nectcut. The ship Mount Vernon was lost in the ice
in the Ochotsk sea, on the Goth of June last. The
crew were rescued by the ship Barnstable of the
same port and portion of the oil saved, but the
vessel was total wreck. The ship Alexander Collin
ran upon the rocks in the Ochotsk sea- near the ku
rle islands, on the 10th Of August last and was dis
masted. She was subsequently taken into Azan con.
demned and the oil and bone shipped to the United
States. The ship Natchez was wrecked in Potters
bay Ochotsk sea, on the 7th of October where she
was left upon the beach. The crew were taken oil
| by the bark harmony, of New London. The ship
Naucon was wrecked at the entrance Of the harbor
! of Honolulu on the 24th of November. Assistance
was promptly rendered by the French frgate Emr
buscade Captain Gizolme, and by the English trigate
Havanna, Captain Harvey. The cargo was mostly
saved, but the ship was total loss.
The brig Jouquna, of Olympia, was crushed in the
ice near Azan, and completely wrecked, Her crew
were saved by other vessels. Wash. Union, 18th.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
IL RUTHERFORD DEMOCRAT"

THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING PURCHASED THE
materials a" the Rutherford press. take pleasure in an.
n"nncng I" the people of North and S'uh Car"ma that
they intend to publish in Il town Of Rulherdon c.
Weekly Paper. called 1.-THE RUTHERFORD DEMO.
GRAFT TN the sth IF April next.
The DEMOCRAT will advocate the principles OF the
great Democratic Party with its utmost ab lty-ile only
true and conservative party in existence and con!
party that the South us people, look to for carrying
out the laws and Constitution of our government.
The Democrats of North Carolina have long cong contn
ucd TO press f,rward without faltering in their exen
IL extend and widen their ranks the Sae and now tha
tn are triumph nt let again to fortliy our
posts IN all parts OF the State for the struggle IN Asu
next In time OF peace let prepare for war BY buck
ling arnor again for the approaching Congressman
campaign.
The DEMOCRAT will be devoted to Politics, Internal
Improvements, Agriculture News, Select and Origha
Reading Matter, Poetry, &C.. &C.
The Subscribers have secured several correspondents
the Sout hern States determined to make ou W
per u welcome visitor to every freside
TERMS. &,
On! One copy Invariably in adyance,) =
Six cUl,eS, ~
Fifteen copies ~
Twenty copies, %
ADVERTISERS. NH,
The terms of advertising in the DEMOCRAT Will DC .
follows: ~
One square, LIST insertion ne lines or less) 81 w
Each subsequent insertion, /"
Longer advertisements in proportion.
Contracts wi be made it'll advertisers at the aoo'e e.
contract SS per cent will be deducted from The gr0''
amount.
All letters must be addressed the subscribers,
therordtOn, N c. and persons subscribing will pe"t
write the names and post Office distinctly 50 as I" e'
the papers from being sent to the post Once
ALEX DIG. TUMBLE
Rutherfrdton N c.. March o, 1857. SO
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" HE SOUTH"
A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, PUBLISH

A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED AT
Richmond, Virginia.
REFORE THE CLOSE OF THE PRESENT ONTH
paper which he proposes publish Daily Semweeky
editions and which he intends devote to the service Of
the South the interests of the State and the support of
the principles of the Democratic Party But the paper will
not be exclusively political that its columns will only in.
terest the politician sub>erven party spare
the misconduct of bad berv principle for the sake
Of power disguise its convictions the suggestion of
expediency.
shall endeavor to commend to intelligent persons of
all classes by diligence in the collection Of news by i'm
parting something OF agricultural commercial and literary
interest t" its column and by ventnrng ouspoken and
emphatic opinion the topics of the day. what
the hazard of conflict with prejudice of offence the self
appointed leaders of party The organ of clique IN the
interest of faction and with partial purpose serve
the paper will address itself the honest judgment of the
people, and for support will rely upon their of
energy and enterprise and their love of plain talk and in
dependent opinion. There be particular individuals
whom this of discussion will be very
but il concatc the favor of the masses, NAV sur.
vive the opposition of ignorant interested critics. No
doubt servle spirits will be shocked zeal the de-
fence of the South still have the consoaory assurance
that there plenty of brave and true in Virginia
upon whose sympathy and support may rely with abso
lutte security And believing embark upon the
prise. with no misgving as To the result.
1.-THE South" will be Of equal size with the leading
The following rates; Daily dollars year, Sem Week
ly five dolars-pdyabe in ddrance.
Money may be sent by mail to the address Of
ROGER \. PRYOR,
Editor and Proprietor.
Richmond, March g. 1857.
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Trustees Sale.

Nv AXE COUNTY, N. C.-BY y1pr,
deed OF trnst to me executed bv W;l,;n, ~ oF
.ated 9th of December, 1885, rcgis,ere5 ~ Chte
~, 1872 records Of Wake County. and Gu :" n,'k AX 3D.
therein specified hereby offer for sale me hnpss
S. in the City of Raleigh purchased bv ,h IN Aewbqn
the Clerk and Master in Equity for Walk " Sd Clarke
under decree of the Court of Equity f '!, at sle
tween the heirs of John c. Stednan daa" partition BE-.
with the buildings and appurtermnces ,sS together
ing,-the same being formerly the res;dnea eeoa,
William J. Clarke The Mt contains m r o the sud
tvation, is free from nut grass contains III Ugh cuI.
fruit trees and is situated directly onns, many "a Bearing
the State and The Espscopal Church in sd T hn's Of
about one hundred wards east of the east , ands
tol Square. Repairs to the amount of sl1n =" Tue Cap
Gently put upon the buildings four in numh ocen re-
dwelling house, with six rooms an olIc. tr .hlnya
Also, by virtue Of the same deed and far NJ ef> cic
all concerned. offer for sale valuable r, oeeh Of
two acres. upon Nense river in the cnnnrv ~ w hry
the buildings thereon, known as the Neusr ro axe w. tn
Price "a H"' The mill Seat sud fifteen years @ y, WIS
and Jefreys for 50 OO". Since that time az" s !" y'ase
Saw and Oil MILL with press hnIers be, e', a new
mill. and jumpers and new dam have h.. hl'rhns
added thereto. This property was lately aud
900. 'Pt'"seu al s..
The object of these sales being mainly n cb,n,.,
menf am authorized. upon the money bin. ssl nt
nred, to ct IT 60 upon liberal credit To any ma ' Tc,
to locate in Wake and engage in ucr,lIys h u,ped
present is II rare Opportunity for secur no v vs The
and Il business stand in ppulous c,unrr n;rn ~ N'et
They will be sod together separately aud ,l %
rlnted - ~ ' '''e 'dr-
EDWARD CANTWEll
p.,o:oh uss ,o-. Trustee
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THE NORTH cARoL1NA SATURDAY., JUNE o.
UNIVERSITY.

yHE EXAMINATION OF THE STUDENTS OF THE
! u University of Narth-Carena will begin ON Manday
the 2ath May Inst Commencement on Thursday the 4th
of june
The Committee of Visitation for 1881, consists Of
His Excellency, THOMAS BRAGG,
G,v'r Of the State and Prest er 96Scio,
Hon. D. L. SWAIN, Ii. d.
President of the College,
THOMAS 8. ASHE,
WILLIAM w. AVERY,
DANIEL M. BARRINGER,
WILLIAM A. BLOUNT,
CHARLES CHALMERS,
GEORGE F. DAVIDSON,
RICHARD DILLARD,
WILLIAM EATON, JR.,
BURGESS s. GATHER,
SOLOMON GRAVES,
JAMES F. E. EARDY,
FREDERICK HILL
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN,
JAMES MEBANE
BAT. F. MOORE,
FREDERICK NASH
DAVID s. REID,
THOMAS SETTLE,
WILLIAM H. WASHINGTON
NICHOLAS l.. WILLIAMS,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
CHAS MANLY, Secy.
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Read Read Important New rolitical work.
POLITICAL TEXTBOOK, ~
ENCYCLOPEDIA.

HyHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO ISSUE, ON
Il the LIST day Of June next, Political Text Book,
cusson, either the hastings the press any po
cal question which may be brought forward. Amongst
other things it will CONTAIN the Articles Of Confederation
9s and 49, the Ordinance 1887 the Party Plat
forms for the last twenty years the Hartford Convention
Platform the Know Nothing Ritual. the Missouri ComprO-
mise OF 1920 the various Laws organizing Territorial Gov
eInmens since the foundation of the Government inc-
ding the Kansas and Nebraska Act the decision of the u
prene Court in the bred Scott copies of enact
ment of Congress since the foundation of the
which is the subject of the Congressional record
Political Speeches or Letters pertinent to present issues
the Inaugural Address of Mr. Buchanan abstract of the
laws of each State regulating suffrage and providing against
ton statistics. In fact. Il will be an omniu gatherun of
everything of political Importance to the discus
sion a" the issues ut present dividing or likely to divide
parties in the United States.
Whilst the Undersigned is ardent and answering
Democrat he intends to make this book complete Poiti
cal Encyclopedia unbiased in its preparation by party pre-
udces that it will be book Of reference for of all
parties.
1t will be printed in the best niently indexed
and handsomely bound, and will be forwarded to Subscri
bers at g per copy, in advance free of postage.
Persons taking interest in obtaining Subscribers will
be entitled to copy of the work for every fifteen subscr
bers they obtain.
Editors whom this Circular SENT publishing it once
aweek until the day of publication will be allowed copy
of the WORK gratis.
liberal per centage allowed orders from Book Mer.
chants
Address MICHAEL W. CLUSKEY,
Box No. 1l6, Post Office Washington City, D. C.
REFERS ro-Hon. J. Clancy JONES' of Pa; Hon. A. Z.
Maxwell. of Fla. Hon. H. Burnett. of Ky; Hon. J.
Qnman, of Miss Hon. John Kelly, of n. Y; Hon. T. J.
Marshall. of ILL., Hon. s. A. Smith and j. v Wright, of
Tenn Hon. c. J. Faulkner, of Va. Hon. j. w. Denver,
Of CAL Hon. J. E. Stewart Of Md Hon ". W Boyce. of
s. c. Hon. J. L. Seward, of Ga and the Members of Con-
April II, 1857. 42-tlJ.
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" ANTED.-BY A SOUTHEpy cp.n----
who has been engaged for eighteen rn l.AIlEMAy
ing the h ancient and modern as ~e
Professor in a College, or ms prnr' situation es
April q, 1857. " MS Once.
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ROCKS WHICH ARE BOoKs.-THE

DOCKS WHICH ARE BOOKS.-THE
ID Childs Buok Of Nature; by W. Hooker NJ ID.
Reading without Tears by author If Peep of Day"
What Know; Hints on The Daily Duties of House
keeper containing nearly 500 Receipts for Cooking &C.
Jauf... the Knight and the Fair Brunssincle. Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur.
The Ladys Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles
and Practice of Ho, seansp, for ladies' thoroughly
explained. ~ illustrations.
Smiles and Frowns.
Hand Book OF Iowa. by Parker.
Minnesota,
Household Edition of .he "waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago; by Charles kingrsby.
"Hansord A Tale Ct Bacon s Rebellion; )" ST. George
Tucker.
The Days of my Life; by the author of Margaret Matt
land"
Isabel; The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John c.
JeaffriSon.
Monarcfs Retired from Business by Doran.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by Darlington
Macaui Y.
Things Not Generally Known; by d. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tones.
DIR. Annnio Tale Of Italy.
For sale by H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, April "a, So. 4l-swtf
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A ISO, SOAPS. ASSORTED, SPERM
"A TINE, Patent and Mould Candles S,ar"i; ALBANIAN.
en- Cheese, at '''arch, No. GnH
Raleigh, May 10, 1857. ' '''hrARD Co
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WE HAVE ALSO, NESS popv
cured Beef sss n sra Rssf We'll sss Beef
or retail, Beef Tongues Bologna Saus,rro" fpng wvs
LIICHFORD, SiIEpinMTe.
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Ho! FOR THE coon r,,,,

DERSONS IN WANT OF a No. 7 FANu,
ries, we respectfully invite TO ca At , GROcp
anime our stock Of Coffee Sugars \. B. and store and
g.r: Crushed Of isreat quies and puverE ,d
teas
Oysters Jelly, Tamarnds, Imported s.ns"s lbsess
RsenS ns and American Mustards English Table s., Ens
gn and n MANY 'o o,begr 'ar'sI
deem 1t unnecessary to mention all of who Which No
pleasure IN showing to friends and tho , We will take
ling on reasonable terms for cash ' pubic, and T
LlTCHFORD, SHEPARD
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
TO PHYSICIANS.

nR. J. R.. HERNDON, OF OXFORD, N C.
desires to retire from practice and w"uu be glad TO
dispose of his property to good Phys upon favor
able terms. To any Physician desiring change If location
this presents most favorable opportunity and the .
OF June Tor sooner would be good time to visit Oxford
TO examine into the matter.
May IL, 1857. 81 4tpd.