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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-04
W'ou Paper, TV,au Paper!

good selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers,
just received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHoLsTERERS' TRIMMINGS, CAMPHEEE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
ETC., etc., Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, IS Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tilden 4 Nephew's
ms 2ply celebrated Copal Yarnsh.
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Retiring from Business.

Retiring from Business.
d. p. S Q AN L. AN &c CO.,
In Liquidation.
The Ladies most respectfully Informed that
d. p. sCANAN retiring from business
bic wind the affairs Of the firm short posi-.
Bile, have decided tooifer the
Very Lowest Cash Prices,
splendid stock Of Goods comprising styles of
DRESS SILKS
oRGANDIEs
BAREGEs,
cREPEs D'EsPAGNE,
TISSUES, and
TRAVELLING DRESSES,
LACEs '-'-9' '''''
LACE POINTS,
sHAwLs and
MANTILLAS,
MILLINERY,
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS.
D. P. SEAMAN & CO.,
u and IA Charires street.
s-Four cases FRENCH ORGANIZES, at Is and 20 cents
yard m,S 2pSt
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%. %. FT'0OdnsaR,
Has IN
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
l0.o00 pounds Pure WHITE LEAD.
l0,0O q. No, White Zinc PAGNT-American.
l2oO0 =. French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
20 casks French TELLow oCHRE.
G barrels CoPAL vARHIsH.
e. WHITE DAMAR VARNIsH.
q. JAPAN E.
=. COACH -.
GOO gallons SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
5U6 q. LINSEED OIL.
80 casks VENETIAN RED.
g barrels LANPBLACK.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE-In on.
100 .. VENETIAN RED =.
50 eases Assorted COL0Rs-Pure, Ground in Oil.
Loo boxes French WINDOW GLASS.
$50 =. American e. my3 2pst<w
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II. .NaLlard,
O. ROYAL sTREET.............sO BIESVILLE STREET.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The undersigned being DESTROYS Of diposng Of his large
stock, informs his friends that he
offer from this day, very great reduction very
selection of FURNITURE manufactured bis own estab
shment Also, Looking Glasses, Embroidered Bobinet and
Mrsn Curtains Curtain Damask BrocatelIe Window
Shades Cornces Mating Lamps Clocks, Bronzes chnawRre
and Crystal Plated Ware,
ss-Purehasers respectfully invited call Judge
themselves.
ale 2plm P. MALLARD.
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wines and liquors,


rT.......... ROYAL STREET., ...............ly
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In zuArB
pns consssy hand which eqna to the beat thai
coEssto ths market.
:. Alec.
oTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT-the.best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BK A N DIESs
sAzERAC of Vintage 1895, l7Os 1905 and oha
brands.
w II SKYs
or alldescriptions-Scoeh Irish Rye and Bourbon.
. ALEsnd PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand usualsssortment Of the best WINES and ILL.,
QuoRs the market, which will be sold REASONABLE
terms any 9th or hsusein the city.
6EwELL T. TAYLOR,
d7zply No. II ROYAL street,.
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ss-The undersigned Is n candidate for the
office of Street Commissioner Election in June.
as 2pie CHAs. N. OLIVIER.
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans. January 30, 1858.
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir: know how to inform you Of the
wonderful change your Kaperapeumn has made in For
eight years four months suffered with the falling Of the
womb and bad several Of the eminent physicians of this
city, who finally thought ny hopeless and refused to do
anything for when my husband found you the old
Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic,
justly celebrated hair tonic among the most refined Of
the city. II really that must be divine origin.
can hardly reae change never felt better inmy
life than do this That every poor afflicted
may get your great tonic my ferveut prayer.
NARY SINS,
&c Heva street.
New Orleans.
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Summer Clothing!

F. S L RI N G. f r Sc G. o.,
35.......... .....Camp Street.................35
Are now receiving their supplies Of
8 CrJK Jr II re CT. o z-zxZWG.
coLoRED DUCK AND DRILL OFFICE COATS.
FRENCH MERINo FRoCK COATS.
BLACK ALPACA COATS.
sEERsUcKER COATS.
PAETs-Colored Duck and Drill
SeeEsucker,
Black MerinO, etc.
vEsTs-Fancy Narseilles,
White snd Colored Duek, etc
GAUzE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Isle THREAD ..
LINEN .
large assortment Of coOred Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
my3 2p6
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Fsermtts4re TTrareroom

Southern Fserntts4gc BT-GrerOoans
WILLIAM q. STEWART,
at Nos. III and l7s Canal street, Net0 Orleans,
Has just received from the manufacory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARAoGRs snd BEDsTEADs, in I'D
dition to his hith large stock OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Omprsing EVERYTHING in his line er business Partiss
wishing anything in his line will End it their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
my3 7pst4ltW III and i7s Canal street
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sS-To the Public--The undersigned most
respectfully submits bis the the city
Orleans candidate for the office Mayor-eection to come
of on the 7th day Of June next
jazz 2pte BENZ. S. HARRISON.
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anderson s. Blessings
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
The Most Extensive In the City.
No. l34 CANAL STREET
New Orleans.

No. l34 CANAL STREET,
New Orleans.
DAGUERREOTYPES AMBRoTYPEs AND PHOTO
GRAPHS in every style. either Plain or Colored.
PARTICULAR attention paid copying Dagueueoypes of de-
CEASED persons into Phoogphsfe cabine. and miniature
sizes painted oil By this process perfect and life
like Portraits and Miniatures be secured either lie
Daguerreotypes.
Es-Terms very moderate. alp 2rlm
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Southern Enferprise ahead,

EME RY'S
PATENT CORN HUSKING MACHINE,
Now on Exhibition at No. % CAMP STREET
This machine for simplicity utility and durability surpasses
anything for that purpose brought before the public
worked by freddie with the foot and fed with the hands thus
hukng from 600 600 bushels day against the old fash
way by hand of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the saving Of time in the huskng
is that this prepares the hus the perfect
Mattresses which worth from $50 slO0 per
they fall from the machine.
Pane and the public generally invited to call and
the merits OF these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 90 Camp ST.,
ar 2pH Owner of the Patent for the United States.
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sfandaraArorers and Poems,

SfGndassesAH0ueIs and Poems,
LIBRARY EDITIONS ....coMPLETE OR sELEoTED
For sale by
THOMAS e. WBOTE,
BOOKSELLER,
No. los CANAL STREET.
BULwERs NOVELS AND RoMANcEs-i3 volumes.
MARRYATT'S WORKS-l2 volumes.
WASHINGTON IRvINGis wORKs-15 volumes
ADDIsoN'S COMPLETE woRKs-6 volumes.
DICKENS COMP ETE wORKs-27 volumes
MARIA EDGEwoRTH's NOVELS AND TALEs-lO vols.
sM0LLEris SELECT WORKS. volumes
FIELDING's SELECT WORKS. volumes.
JANE AusTIN'S WORKS. volumes.
MACAuLAY'S MISCELLANIEs--4 volumes
LoNGFELLow's POLITICAL woRKs-6 volumes.
BAILEYs FGcsrUs-Oc;avo edition.
BYRoN1s COMPLETE woRRs-Prose and Poetical-Ion.
don odition-l6 volumes. my1 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-04

News Wrapper, Double Medium Book PAPER Note, Let
ter, Cap, aud Jobbng PAPER of every description
Also
CARDS CARD BOARDS. PRESSES, TYPES, INKS and
every article necessary complete outat o. Printing
G. II. vINTEN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-04

New Orleans March Is, 1858.
used Coins Kaperlapeum" for ch aud fever, and
it has cured eaey believe it will cure when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans.
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New Orleans March IS, 1853.
Mr.. Coins have been using your ,Kaperlapeum" for
fstua that have suffered with for the last eighteen hav
ing during time operated upon by Dr. Johnson of ST.
Louis without induced try your "ka
perapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy
AMOS HIsHTOWER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
mt NnnrO rlea
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ss-Weed's Sewing Machine makes equally
go9d work the dnest fabric the heaviest CLOTH
either Of which, for beauty aid durability hand
work We invite the attention OF those who wish machines
Weeds Machine They best family use because
adapted all kinds They The best for manu.
acturers because they make stroug
They are The best for os because they do better work
hanhis hands.
letter written BY gentleman owning piana-
ton New Orleans Your Weeds Sewing
chimes have been in almost bought them
and with the best Of practical results In less than three weeks
the them finished complete suit Of
for eaeh Of my hundred plantation hands
find the time saved in using them has than paid
their cost
The editor Of the 0hio Courier says There
has been Sewing Machine this city given
such unbounded satisfaction to all who the
weei's Patent. We have them confess
admiration Of their simplicity and durability and with
perfect confidence after examinations of all other Sewing
Machines this 10 be the and
readers who wish Sewing Machine will give
them saiisfacton.'
WHITNEY LYON. Proprietors, Nc. sis Broadway New
York. NJ. S. HEDRIcK, 70 Camp street,
AZ splm&w Agent fnr New Orleans.
Ks-we copy the following from the Troy
D-ily Times Of the 18th ultimo:
LILIES sAFES-TAYLoR 4 KING. BANNERS.
WATERFORD, Pa, April y, ISIS
j. @. Seldom Esq.near Sir brok en- open on
the night Of the It'll ins by burglars The appearances
cate that they klfu hands, aud worked diligently all
hgot but tAnks 10 Lille they were unsuccessful as they
could find open sesame" Our Mr. 7. thinks they
followed him from New York, knowing him have a large
Of patty" II they did, they their trouble
their We have doubt that IL had retained the Safe
we lad and threw away, would have been
Respectfully yours,
TAYLOR KING.
Ps-Ths Safe contained that night over thirty thousand
dollars.
The above copy a letter this day received from
Mess. Taylor King Bankers aud Brokers' Waterford Ede
county, Pa. J. @. sELDEN.
Mr. lille informs us that the Safe was one Of his common
hre.proof safes, designed fos Office myl 7pss
p5-HIr. Editor Please announce MIR. MI
GUEL HERNANDEZ Jr., candidate for Street Commia-
scuer subject to the nomination Of the American Convention.
al2 2pmy2l HOST OF FRIENDS.
ns- MIR. Editor, Please announce me a
candidate for the Office Of Street Commissioner subject the
nomination Of the American Party the coming election in
June.
ale 2Dtmy2t. JONATHAN ASTON
ss-To the PubIic--1yhe undersigned most
respectfully susmts bis The city
Orleans candidate for the Mayor-elecou to come
oil on the 7th day Of June next.
Jas 2pte BENZ S. HARRISON.
-
sz-I'he undersigned Is n candidate for the
office Of Street characterization in June.
as 2pie CHAs. N. OLIVIER.
ag-DoctOr Jamcs-Dr. James, OF Sc Cus-
tomhouse street New Orleans La all diseases the
Skin Blood and GeneTatve Organs without mercury hin.
dauce from exposure friends Cures guaran
teed in all Remember Dr. James old established Dis
pensary Is 81 Cusiomhonse street, New Orleans.
See DR.. james, advertisement column headed
Medical House. 81 custonhOuse street, New Orleans La"
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wal Papess wal Paper.

BAUMBACH 4 EVERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper Hangtngs,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE. opposite the Post ohice-
Particular paid their line Au2 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-04

ns- MIR. Editor, Please announce me a
candidate for the office Of Street Commissioner subject the
June
Ais 2ptmy2ls JONATHAN ASTON.
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e44.u Goods, ladies' G0iters,

"s"" n4S -poi
cry Goods, Ladies' Caters,
Al GREAT BARGAINS. at
s. b. III U Il IL l. l.
Corner Apollo and Eraio Streets and street.
tween Union and Perddo.
VIII open on MONDAY, 4th fnst--
80 Muslin ROBES, at 81 so, worth 50 so
1000 yards Fast coored MusLINs, at one BIT yard.
2Q0O yards White COTTON, at Sc per yard Also
400 pairs Ladies' CATERS, at 81 worth 81 So
500 BRoGANs, at 81, worth 81 IS.
500 childrens ANKLE TIES, st 6gc worth So at
S. B. CHURCHlLLS,
mys 2pa Corner Of Apollo and Erato streets.
Country Merchants
Who disposed purchase for Cash or City Accept
aDes will and it advantageous our stock Of the
following goods, viz:
STEEL SPRING and wHALEBoYE SKIRTS.
DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs.
FRENCH coRsETs.
,,,,, ,.,,.. , PARAsoIs.
EMBROIDERED BANDS,
oRGANDY MUsLISs,
LAWNS, JAooNErs, etc.
As offering great Inducements to the trade
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS y CO.,
mys 2Dst il6 Canal street.
Gerttenaen's Furnishing Goods.
Jus. received. a large assortment Of
GENTS IISI.E THREAD SHIRTS.
!. GAuzE xgRfSo :.
FLANNEL :.
COTTON
FLANNEL DRAWERS.
COTTON =.
Also
lsrge assortment OF Crasats Collars Gloves snspends
Haadkssehisfs Socks. etc. etc.
LION h PTNSABD,
mys 2psf 6 and IS Royal street, corner Rieuvtile.
.Eanses n. Thompson,
SERcnANF TAILOR,
" 81 BROADWAY, iesas casll s,rssi9 EEg YORK
A4 gg
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mr.. Editor Please announce MIR. MI
GUEL HERNANDEZ Jr, candidate for Street Commits
oper subject the nomination. Of the Convention
al2 2ptmy2I HOST OF FRIENDS.
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For sale at the
NEW ORLEANS PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
6s Camp street, up stairs,
Be,STeen the offices Of Crescent and Picavune n O.
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Wei 10 ShaUing Saloon.
IN. B. COINS,
Who for the twenty years at the head Of
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his old
friends and CUSTOMERS thai opened New Establishment
No.l IL Exchange Place,
Opposite the Postofice.
Which, he assureshe, every way worthy Of thsr
patronage. From IT. long experience this city he aiers
himself he houehly understands the requirements
the public will use best endeavors to meet the approba
ton Of all who Aim with their CUSTOM As he made
arrangements with Of the very best BARRIERS in the
South west customers that they will Be at
tended to with sk and dispatch at all times and
al all hours.
ny B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place
mas 2ntf Opposste the Post-Ofice-
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W. P. COLEMAN.

mil 2pan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
TRIBrTg or RESPECT.

Al d called meeting &c Eagle Lodge, NJ.
III. Ancient York Masuns, held in their Hall
on the 9th day Of December, A. l.. 5Sjs. A.
%. 1858, tie following preamble and reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas by The decree Of IN insrrutablr
Providence, Bio. fnkpERicK Nan has been
removed d, death lrom our midst:
Resop,d, Ihal iii. Ladgc has received
hi. pa,nfol intelligence with The pfoIaundest
feelings ~ sorrow.
Rssoiptd. That IL The death IL our late Bro.
Nah, this Lodge has let ane II its most ~.
suec,abir aud behaved members. society .
most useful citiz.n, his church une " Us
brightest ornaments sndwr indalgc the con.
hdent hope that his spirit Is now at work"
IN the celestial hodge shove, That "hsvse
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
Obituary.

Died, In this place. on Saturday the 4h instant, in
me nth year Of his age, the Hon. FREDERIeK NASH,
Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court Of North carolina
70 20 justice to the character Of great and good
man, IN The limits Of hriei obituary, would be mpos.
slbie, and we would not attempt III nor would we
speak o. The public character Of the deceased Judge
and lursi hut leave thai to ADLER pens and 10 those
who are well acquainted with bis public character and
services, with his high and honorable course his pure
principles and valuable services 10 all the depart-
mens Of his public life. We only bear our testimony
to bis character christian and offer our tribute of
respect to bis excellence in all the relations Of private
ilie The church bias lost pillar for by his influence
MS holy example, his prayers and contributions, he
sustained il. The community has lost guide for oil
looked up % him for example and advice The afHct-
ed and sorrowiu have lest friend, for in him they
ever found sympathy, comfort and assistance. In all
the social and domestic relations of le he was kind
tender and aeciionate, beloved and reseed By all who
had intercourse with him. Until four days before his
death, when he was attacked with the fatal disease
which terminated his life be appeared 10 be III the en-
rymen perfect health, and apparently had the pros
peel Of years Of health and usefulness with mind az
strong and vigorous perhaps Al any period Of his
llle; and during his brief illness his mind continued
unmfaifed and with The IL his approach
ing dissolution. expressing his firm and anvavering
confidence in the Redeemer. and committing himaelf
and all who we're and dear 10 him. ino tile hands
Of his communicating God he sweety aud peacefully
fell asleep IN Jesus. Is soothing and comforting to
the church and his friends 10 remember that the last
time he appeared IN public in the assembly Of Gods
ministers and people in attendance on The synod one
Of the juJcaores Of the Prrsby Church. Of which
he was an Filler, and his last public act was in trans
aching the business u the church he loved and in en-.
esgng publicly in The service Of God, whose cause he
was ready 10 advance. From this assembly or the
Church below. he was preparing 70 pass almost imme-
daisiy 10 The church Triumphant above, 10 join thai
dressed assembly which no man can number redeemed
BY The precious blood Of Christ and join il thai new
song, Worthy is The Lamb receive blessing and ho-
aor,' for he has redeemed u.s. While with dcep sym.
palhy We mingle Tears with those Of the berraved
and hearts,ricken family rejoice in The abundant
consultations afforded them. and while we contemplate
The lie aud death Of beloved and departed friend,
eIeam, Lei me die The death u The righteous, and
lei ny last end DC like HIS Communicated.
Died, IN The ed ulma. At the residence q his "a.
ther, The Hon. w. u. Battle. al Chapel Hill, Dr. JorI
BATTlE, 81 Evereiissile, Wayne county.
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From G. c. Itowbridgs. Esq President Of
Michigan State hank.
Detroit. August 40. 1870.

Detroit. August 30, 1890
Or. Geo. r. Green. Dear 81, Having been
great sufferer from Dyspepsia and having been cured,
n believe by your o1ygenaied Buffers mort cheer.
fully attest their efficacy. Ny case was bad one
10 the space Of four mouths ! lost my strength aud
forty seven pounds Of Gesh, compelled 10 abandon
business. and remained invalid for fifteen months
Travelling. absence ffnm office duty. had done some
hing for me, but there seemed little probability Of
cure. until began take The Bitiere. In one week
was greail, relieved aud ID three weeks was pefect
y we'll snd have since reganed Thirty pounds d flesh
fon are a. liberty 70 this, IL il will at al further
your iaudale purpose Of dfiisng this valuable rem.
eJy. Respectfully Yours.
q. q. TR0WBR.DGE. 8.
Such certificates as the above, are not 10 be o.
tanned ~ favor 81 a medicine destitute Of merit bul
are only given upon The most satisfactory proofs Of
their efficacy and success
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrap.
per.
srla w. Fowie q CO. rs Washington Street. Bos.
ton, Prepfieias. sold BY their agents everywhere.
~ For sale IN llill-bufou ii hy J. q Webb & Co.
in Gteensbofonehbs DR.. i. !. Patrick.
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not made wish hands, eternal ia The heavens"
Resoived. That 10 this deep affection the
Family Of our departed brother has our warm
est sympathy.
RESOLVED. That in testi,rony Of our grief
at tip loss Of our " FIRST Master" We win
wear The usual badge d mourning for thirty
days.
Resoived. That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family Of our late bro.
ther. and also copy TO the Hillsborough Re-
corder for publication.
Henry RICHARDS, '"'
I'll. C. STRowD, go
l.. ] sTRAyHoRs, Sec. pro tenn.
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more Judges 70 the Supreme Court bunch.
Adopted.
Also, instructing the committee on mill
tary affairs TO inquire into the expcdiency
Of encouraging volunteer military companies
throughout the State, by exempting one or
more companies in each county from road
duty and from serving on juries. Adopted.
The bill to repeal the 9th and 9th secs.
goth chap. Rev. Code, entitled Public Debt,
was now put upon its second reading. li'he
bill proposes to repeal the clause Of the code
exempting State bonds from taxation, and
that also, which authorizes guardians to
invest the funds Of their wards in said bonds
The committee to whom the bill was referret
reported against its passage.
Mr.. Bledsoe. who introduced the bill.
made speech in support Of it. Mr.. Dom
nell opposed it. The bill was rejected.
The bill from the Commons to prohibit bet
ting on elections, was referred TO the com
mittee on the Judiciary.
The bill to incorporate the North Carolina
Central Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany was taken up, and several amendments
were made. The bill was then laid on the
table.
The COMMONS was called to order, and
proceeded to business.
A message was received from the Senate,
proposing to raise joint select committee
to inquire into the condition Of the Nayiga-
ton Companies Of this State. Concurred in.
The debate on the bill granting aid for the
construction Of the Fayetteville Coalhelds
railroad being resumed,
Mr.. Mprehead considered this most i'm
poftant bill, which might involve the State in
debt therefore he wished for more time to
investigate it. lie was willing to support
the bill il be did not find il objectionable up.
on further consideration.
Mr. Il. R. Calweil expressed the same
opinion. and wished the bill to lie over 10
"Wednesday next. After remarks from some
other members, the bill was postponed until
Wednesday.
The resolution declaring that Augustus
Moore, member from Martin, was entitled 70
his seat. after debate, was decided in the al.
frmaiise-yeas 70. nays 50. The objection
was. that he would not be 81 years Of age
until the 4th Of January next.
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WatsonVille Female Seminary,

,t'HE next Session of iii. School will commence on
the lie. Thursday ia January next. and continue
five months.
Terms The same Is heretofore. The Proprietor has
10 biz employ Tor The ensuing session full corps Of
render this y hool worthy The plifOnsge IL the public
Young ladies' will Ie conve, ed from Graham station
Or The Jompanys Shops. n. 4. Railroad. 10 Watson.
,le Tree =" chsree, ~ informing The Proprietor Of the
time d ARRIVAL Al rhose places.
4. +. WATSON.
November 80. So