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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27
GbOItG ZitEIatut G.
THE TWO WAYS.
A Story for the Young.
BY T. 5. ARTHUR.


James Lewis was fifteen years old. Like
many lads Of his age, he felt at tim IS thlt
the parental hand which sought to guile
him Alright, drew upon the rein too often
He wished to do many things that his faith
er disapproyel, and often became more I'M
patient when checked by one wiser and .
more experienced than himself.
In this respect, James was like most Of |
young persons, who think their parents or
guardians are over particular about them, |
and more inclined to abridge their pleasure
than to widen their sphere Of enjoyment.
II think father is very unkind," we have
| rent was dictated by the tenderest regard
for his welfare.
"Mother never likes to see me enjoying
myself" says little girl, when some re-
strction is placed upon her, And yet,
that very restriction is meant to save her
from years of misery in after life.
:, Children are not apt to think that their
parents are older and more experienced
, than themselves, and in consequence know
better than they, what is for their gool.-
, Nor do they comprehend the loving, AMI
, thoughtful care, deepening often into anX-
s ious soIicitudc, with which they are ever
= regarded. We do not greatly wonler al
this, because the minds OF children are not
: perfected, and their store of experience l;
: small. Still, they are able to understand
+ what their parents teach them, an to at
i more wisely than if they followed their owl
Il inoIinatioas. AL it is to help the II to lc
- more wisely, all thus to secure hapPin1 -
:. in the future, that their pTents aud irien
IS so often present gool precepts to thal
N m nls, correct in them what they see to b
r wrong AMI seek SO constantly to turn thel
ID feet into ways of safety.
,e Bat we are going to relate somethin
abolt boy nan.l James Lewis, who wa
H. l5 years old. A boy who has gainel til.
IT. age generally has his mind pretty we
re stored from books and he is able to thin
nd ON a good many subjects. And he
rs. moreover, very apt to have good oPinlC
ot. of himself, and to believe that he know
. even better than his father, what is best
lie him.
nm James was such lal as we have he
es picturel, and his father often felt trolb
Of about him when he saw how perverseiy
m. sought to have his own way, even thou
are it was opposed by his parents.
ng "My son" said Mr.. Lewis, one day at
sci having vainly enleayored to make Jan
it Understand that something he wished to
l,l was wrong, "there are two ways
en- lie, one lea ling towards happiness
other to misery. At first they run
!. most side by side, and we may ea
step from one to the other; but soon t
diverge widely, and never come IN sign
each other again. The path that lead
h.l destruction, nv son, looks more invitln!
in the young and inexperienced than the
The which lea Is to happiness. The no.
10 X that grow along the mlrgin have brig
eech hucs and more attractive perfume, viii
pool the distance hunlred bright prospects
His given to the eve. The youth are natn
.tical, inclined to walk in this path, But
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27
.Inn. 1858.


FlNNNLIN1 " y 77II1IF ' O0H' 1000
B,o.G1adtS:-Sksenah Division had
An interesting tim on Christmas day, in
the wav Of a pnblic celebration. The
frienls o! total abstinence met at l | o'clo:k,
ami heard with much pleasure, "a speech
from II. r. Kimiv, Esl. 1t was gool
sp,,.h. we'll tin,l, aal well received. HI,
views were en,nentIy sound and practical
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27

A BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPH.-Ihe fol-
lowing lines are taken from Sir Humphrey
DAVIS Salmonia: II envy no quality OF the
mind or intellect in others-be il genius,
power, wit and fancy BIT if | could
choose what wolll BE most delightful, and
believe most useful to me, sholid pre-
fer firm religious belief TO any other
blessing; for it MAKES life a discipline q
goodness; breathes new hopes, varnlshes
AMI thorns over the decay, the destruction
of existence, the most gorgeous Of ali ilght
: awakens life even in death, and from cor
ruption AMI decay calls up to beauty ans
divinity; makes an instrument OF fortuna
and shame the laller of ascent to Para
, disc aud far above all conbinatlon Q
! earthly hopes, calls up the most delightful
visions of palms AMI amaranths, the Gal
!, dens of the best, an security Of eyerlastIn
= iovs, where the sensu dist and skeptlc We
: only gloom, decay, annihilation and despal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27
i ANUARY q, 1853.

then, 4 his faca and concl,.3es ..5b;s s;r
s tba rosson INC ! NV I.fonss, Fstbor
brother f,.;a,,d shaayer tbns acts snare
that little feIlagt soare tl,v soal, If Won
,,vo,,Il hara, In taLa ls,,,fa e.at III tl,raa+
a;;ar.a h;s i;fsla ha,rf AL tia blaoJ tbaf
~ ,v.ll - ;.,,,o,.,,t ,hlaa his sn;,-;t
Z 8 $, ,,s,sta;rs e,ol who ,ravc i l,st
lx s.S..,a him tl,;s .,,,fst7ts ~ r,,ar direet
j xs.,ss,l
6ssss, al ,,,slast nc t.,,,, baar
-, & s 81.
- not all 81 nnsaa, ev;ls
,s 81, -. - ~ -
s ELI st;ll : - - .sgi vii -. No
= .S4:fs,sI r. ,,;ll =. 80
Az a,,sI bas slsnt :.
s 49,, ia j te..n saga III a,..a. !,
So A ..ss ,,s i ,s,ss .Iss wbo s bs,,r.
4 sa ), 'star 3 g,ii.,flS
4 .nS.9lss: : -. rs S "a, a,;.,a g,,s,,
ily. the k;tchen door crsaIxs on his hin1e
one Or two issne from Thence tie,
no;salasslv annroach the crib or no,ltry
house ~ lift tha sash AMI sostlv ol;l1n int
.tba cba,nhsr 4 which i bis monov-
enough / In another mart oe the town tb,
l;rbts arc all avt;n,,ishaJ save a d;mi,
are bear1. snnarassa1 lasts o,,asiona
oatbs <,o i i hoard on tia door-w
ra,o.gn;za thosa wa saw ;ss1a from n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27

IN. Hon. David S. Reid, o. S.
senator from n. c., has been serious
" N at Richmond, for two weeks past.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27

"Much of the gambling with which our
country is cursed, is the result of games for
amusement. When young nm see their
moth ers and sisters playing for pastime,'
the horror of gaming for a small sam IS
lost; and step by step they advance, till
fortune is wrecked and character ruined.
How wise the admonition, Shun the ap-
pearance Of evil y
So writes Young man who hal been
ruined by gamblins, il giving an &C can't
Of the steps BY which his rain hal been
accomplished. No young man ever be-
came gambler by betting the first time
. he played He must learn to play, and,
in lis own estimation, become snifui IN 1t,
before he will venture a wager. Those
! ladies', therefore, who, by their example,
! encourage their sons, brothers, anl lovers
= = in playing for am lssment, are, il many
!, cases, laving the Foundation Tor their ruin
: The fact that they arr doing it unEitting-
~ lly does not relieve them OF the responsi-
! biIity of it, nor will it Tighten tiler owl
- sorrows when their sons, brothers, an
;" husbands shall ruin them By their Proiiga
! CIV. They SOW to the wind, anl must 10
wonder if they reap the whirlwinI It
:, true that all Young men who learn TO pla
= for amusement do not become gamblers
- bnt none ever do become such who did M
. commence that way.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-27

*The boy who robbed the College, re-
Gently, on olth b9ore my strat9's court,
stated thlt he h.l bought lillor from the
grogshops in town, By the qllr5, chlnging
of the stolen moley-sw9lsy an ten dol
lars bills.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20
IMPORTS.

INDIANoLA AND LyEsToN-steamship Mexico
bales cotton to Harris Levsuudries to Cooper &coL
w HunIngson-fsaton a Henderson
rSABTNE PASS-Stemer JasperllS bales cotton 10 NJ =
Cooper &eo Cleveland Brothers Sco-35 Henderson, Terry
Co.'S Freson Stevenson 6eo bales Gotten 6ersson Bros
Bnehannon Carroll &eo7 bales cotton Gampbell Strong
az Honkins kco-5 Pillsbery-24 Payne Harrison2,
40 Pitcher Goodrich 6eo6 do Donovan, McLearn &co-e dc
McKieroy Bradtord4 do Lloyd Frerson2s bales cotton
rariey Jurey ScolO Carter &eoundres 70 order-Io
tai 4Sl bales cotton
LIvERPOOI-Ship VIM Storer-3i0O sacks salt 10 ofuef
lIYERPOOI--Ship Assyria--Assorted mdse
PALERMO-Brig Nueve RosalaUOO boxes oranges suo &c
lemons u casks olive oil ~ boxes macearodi 10 ordeI
LIVERPOOIr-ship Assyria-92 4o0 states q Dayiason
24D bars iron Cabeero Bassualdo case slate eask me-
] smith, cask hware bags nails A Baqule NSve
hare & & Gaines Scot0 do Richards, sloeohp
mdse Sone6 do hware Szer Sco-l eask 40 - Sres
s,Sare IA bhds evnre Henderson Gainea cases
\ Dlvel casks hware Caldwell Seo-l do eWatg
evare Niller-27 casks mdse Levy summefsB eses
mons % do mdse pkgs mdse urahau @eo-l'
MALES n,,ise j Burnside 6co7 cases mdse hush
cafes eware hhds ewafe Hieksz Gases muSs ~
coa nk hgare Williams SOM cases mase " n Lsten
iord kel hale do Haggerty BIo-io crates eNAie 1i
mereii Hi 6co- seed Rnsseilo9 sue As salt 20 u
Wny &eo- bb oat l6i crates ewaie casks e"ae 10
cas- Is uidse pkgs mdse TO order.
TIyERPoOL-ship Clifton Bee-56O hf tons salt to order
nay ST LoUIs-schr Eclpse-27O0 feet lumber to order
TCuFFuNCrA--schr Aleyon-S5,OoO bricks to Weber
Baxter.
TCHEFUNCTA--Sehr Fruiteue-5lu bbls sand to order.
TCHEFUNofA-schr sylphde-4OO bbs sand TO order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK via HANANA-Steamship Fmnira f,ity ,sa
lard. ''i > eA'As hams SoV pkgs
GALYESroN AND INDIAHoLA-steansbtn chas No.
w bh Hour ~ do pork 100 sacks corn sl IA os o
do cofee, 500 boxes claret '"' W. W u@H' 'Vo
NEW YoRK-shp Helen A MHier-sst hale, .o,,on .s,o
sacks corn 100 bb pork III bb and 2s lard 90 hides 4s
LIvERPooL-ship chas Psunellssl7 bale. cotton and
2iuu slaves - Ss''Sn @ul
LIYERPOoL--Ship Houghton--l70i bales cotoa a,-a -,
900 sacks corn, fai5 sacks wheat.
BARCELoNA-ship LAurs-lls0 bales cotton 5000 s.avss
BosDoNShp Ohioi4s bales cotton 1884 Dbl, aour 1,s9
oo pork l02 hbs and 26 ties lard 6 hams "A DO Should
ga, 81 hides Il cotton gins.
HAyRE-ship Regalaor7s 80 bales cotton 6ls bds hides
hams. 4OU0 slaves. 7 w
NEW fORK-Ship MarAihon-a0 bales cotton $50 hhds Of
bbls do. - - - ~ He4-s'
BAkCELoNAship Andrea-7lg bales cotton 1000 bbls Of
hour, ~ sacks wheat, is 90 slaves. = - -
GENoA-Bark sultana--lles bales cotton
LlN EkP0OL-shp John owens-2Sla bales cotton 700
rhlLADELPHIA-Bar Saragassa-l7T bales eoton los
nees ahd oois sugar ~ bb
NJ DOS syrup y tee and So hf bb pork IS boxes oil soue
tHAELhsIOh-BaEk CherOkee-s2l hhds 4 mi sng.r eas
bbls moAsses hI bb molasses 500 boxes eanAas 6~
tongues 10 sacks co too seed, keg rum and sundries
TAAFlco-schr rhos Acson-suO bbls tour
FhiLADELPHIA-Sehr EPhraa Anna-Iss empty Dbl,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20

sold At 81 Szs b5 and 81 GA for Ohio Indiana and st
Louis snperfne. 81 65sSs4 for Fancy 81 aos5 laI fol
Extra IS a5@s6 Choice Extra aud s. 9es4 n hi 70,
Unbranded Yesterday bhls supefdne we're soIa At a n
Isest Lous in loisat 81 Is ard 800 Extra at . p bb
Weeks receipts $500 bbs-Exports l7l2.
WHEAT. With light receipts have noticed sales Of opl,
1000 TO 5000 sacks during the week Se9sI for Ordinary Il
Prime Red, and 81 l0@Si 20 3 bushel for White.
Weeks receipts 6l24 sacks-Exports 5TAs
CORN. There has been active demand during norton
Of the week with sales yesterday morning about Is OK
sacks at O5uc Inferior Soft Green etc. 55t for yaI
nary to Good Mixed 555S Good 10 Prime whlte sd NJ
. bushe for Ordinary Prime yellow. Yesterday h
lO0Oosacks White Yellow and Mixed sold in lots at M
bushel.
Weeks receipts ss.ls9 sacks-ExpOrts sssos
Some 5000 sacks been sold during tb -,
4oa4Sc p bushe for Ohio to Prime ST. Louis
Weeks receipts ii,i27 saeks-RxpOrts 7lo
BRAN. The transactions have been mostly al -o a no
HAY I'VE quote Northern Eastern at abon,
and Western Al si7 50@sls Yesterday Hath
Of 1850 bales Western sold at sl7 IS q tun ''A'
PORK ..sThe demand has shown less enimstor t. -
generally have been very firm, and some Instance
obtained better prices About $500 bbls Mess were tS
yesterday morning range of Sl66Sf6 SO far ~ .
heavy lots mostly at sl69sl6 Is D Dbl Yes,sr5 % .
SIC IS and $50 in lots at SIC so a hb1 ~ oo
Weeks receipts l0.sl0 bbls-Exports IN
BAC0N.... With increased supplies the rates 0ava
in the week. especially for Sides and the market latte
shown heavy appearance for all description some a.
been sold during the week, the opening pricps
7sc for shoulders and sllOe for Sides and the closing ~
aooni rs tor ne loref' ana esc for the latter Hsms
seh'ns SOW @V7a A"u i f IAN TO Extra and Fancy
sugar oureu
Weeks receps z-s1A Gus s. ana uerces-Hxpors 962
Dfi-s = :. " s,e 70 ~, - -, Donninleks pack
Ing ~ sif ~ ~, :, ~ =, N, 90 ,;a 3 u @ess.
Wees Z 49, ~ rs Tbe s.las ~ r. t , 1850
=, ~. "a IN caks =, y embrace about
ovl.ooV ~ = "a -szs3sc "a N ~ &c. ' shoulders ia
f7ae 70, i'''''s -. n~m 49, s,r,hr aaa
.,a-o ., os<s1Ine a. wan sales Of about
iS'p ", q N Tha, , ana Few hundred
Ases - n,ekseps which b mas been rather
80 bovevsr ar bi,h - 'iihe at about our
inS,ue'@ .,,. = N anu 7U1 we're sold yes
'e '., :, -. ....,,,,. . o,s hh,s ana
Week. '' anu YES ana l62s kegs-Exports
eqaAl = &C. 80 ,,,,r,zsr
w On go =. asso- :: ~ Iuote western Butter at
ssu '0' "00a' and loal2c p for
imitation hnghsn pHy,
80 !. an o. ~ 'n safes OF some 1000
~ .,saS "a OK, a .a1io TO- D., g 70 extra brands
u ne' -
~ ,scs'p a 1ois oo.s-ENporis lya
pAuiNu AM HVr we sun quote Kentucky Bag
soe me Ansac'ons including l4o pieces Power
loom at lac . yard equal to cash. India has farther advanced
% ~ A'es were soid at lSc . yard Rope
~ ~ auu we nave noticed sales Of
oo ~ ' AZ o4VV0 io' uano'spun aud 1G7slc D d for
"sco,ne n"ue,
" nave nouced only few small trans
aeo Anu loo or hght 70 heavy and extra heavy
~ : - ~ la - nNs oeen nrm but less active with
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Hen @tltans Eailp Crescent.
xtn @rItaus sflans9 stlarhst.


s-...e,<s fge41cr No. 70 Camp street.
rfiias Evening. Feb. ~ 1858
-, ,..,.~ .us ,aooeys market to-day was Of th'
e m and slaanart character which have had . aao
- -r A. n he week The supply o. money coniiane'
- ~ ~ trltses satisfactory DO not otter % absorb ths
- vsi.h,a kfhe same lime, there Is no decline N h'
- y ...sc. Cor TIE general Of We cHn only re
= sol lsss con factors scceptances can be placed al
1880. -, ~. md pube Al at 9Dl0 Good 20 lar nsmes
- IN q Is per Mortgage securities are from hs
lci.sa sales Of The past eight months scace me very
- - ~ rrotiaea al sac per cent. Good to lar IRON iVy
= ~ - cers loans on real estate mueh in favor
s. an andoubted and good property while buyers
--apercan be neeosissed. r.
a.. sxc.anee market to-day vas dull douoiy dai. iine
- vEr rare a1cn o. sale Il better rates than "a
~. ~ ~ hast Of siesatues. ranging from up to "a
.s. Fh.z days sight 1<@lz discount ten days sight
Y discount ave DAYS Sigh H9A discount sisns AS and
4 sieuns Bank chseks with very moderate inquiry
Trh X WAS asked for some up TOP % Gays, We nea o. ~
49,. = 4 silent "a warrant figure as quotation Foreign
-, - ~ h.avv Clear sterling dealt in nj lol q los
At los3s Some bank Of Mobile drafts we're on
M, It At a Bfls with shipping documents ruled heavy
y There cotton bills Of adng and grain and
, M. 4. az market chance We, however,
- - opiioas and assert faith hst produce bills at
r,es are pretty safe where the parties have been Tor
- w ID our market but low rates viii rule-tere Is
~ ,haf uo,nt At the slime dealers think
-. 4 loo h,sA and are extremely chary in their opera
80 .s others acting special Instructions and with
@.,. DAMNED areuis manufacturers in Manchester take
Am, - same feedo the amount 10 the aggregate is not
rt Is have any great influence the market In francs
es h.ss ssu no large to-day and quote them dull
:, ks11zs Is and 52ik.
e held At high figures We the sale OF 10 shares
AZ fiiana state Bank at $50 q shares Mechanics and
rrsdsss a. pas Bank Of New Orleans at spsr is
=. = -...ht.. ..tl. m ouatations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20
gtsism Of tes glarAtts for east galteA.

OREsGENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, February 20. 1858.
Business fair has been transacted during tho past
week general MARKET prices for all descriptions Of
produce pretty well maintained. In Cotton. how
operations have been restricted and Tho have given
the adyees Europe being favorable
character than had been anticipated Tobacco has firm
h moderate business doing Sugar and soasses
with good Demand and prices have considerably advanced
agen Flour has been IN fair request considerably
pc and Corn has continued active Provisions shown
slight fluctuations bat Pork have generally sold
s higher prices Feights been dull andlhe rates
generally easier for shippers.
On Monday morning Published Nazaras adviees en-
bscins dates from Liverpool ult They confirmed
che Indians report Of IA early part Of the week
and quoted Fair Orleans 7zd. and Nddng Orleans at
0ls6d The sales Of the week 900 bales and
the stock In port $4,000 bales including $4,000 American
COTTON. Our last report closed upon quiet but very
urn market and en- Saturday with the Niagasas advies
due and The stock poorly assorted only 500 bales were
Sold fall prices On Monday Nsgaras accounts we're at
land and but few buyers forward taking barely 200
GALES mostly al inside figures On Tuesday however with
frher concessions the Of factors demand Improved
and In sales Of about bales a prices
the Auddug and lower grades since the receipt Of The Mag
as id vices On Wednesday GOO bales were sold at
still and very Irregular rates and 5000 bales on
Thursday, buyers s having the advantage OF the
transactions inside figures though much eguiarty st
DEsvalsd Yesterday 500 bales Sold making The
business The week Is 500 bales The market closes at
thar paafanr ffons asfnl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20

NEW YoRK-Ship Prhiceton--J I Adams--J S Aitkeps-s
II Aoy-D Backe-W @ Beterton 6eo-J BurroWs-Bab.
sesk Rhodes 1eo-BIedow wusthoh--P Brulator 6eo-
y bennesAe Seo--hFand AdamS--f Bauer-Bsebe AGO.
bsll Ellis &C., Y oassdyN Cooper 4eO--w Crane
9co-Nanapoel Slr0ng-Clark Richardson Sco--Davfs A
Jackson-s Ford-f \ Folger &eo-N 9 FelSef Ace A
fosdlek-D Felt sietsonD G0icanriea-A Grief 6eo-
yoidsn1ni hAber &co-Aoses Greenwood--L Godehaux-
hlsrd-heald Aassie &eo-E W Herrick-L Hsines-J Till
horIsl Cay &eo-fhos Henderson Peae-o NJ Harvey A
Holmes Cl9lss-hiteheoek LstingP Irwin----Dr A A
Joncs-J Johnston &eoS Remedy &eo-Keep Bard Acc
-koeng lomeke-k Arstendeck 2co--J A Lum 1co--Sam
Loeke-D 9 Lewber-LAuye MeCall-Luneschoss 4 Bros
Letehford &e0--J II NArks--M MIlsT-B L Mann dec
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w-oOMINe Up,

Ship Geo Green, Fairbanks, from Hayro Dee 18TH
Brig Monseraie Donald from HayaHa Boud0usquie Phil
lips. " sal
Ship kgeria new Adams, days from Boston, TO 60 Eos
Ship Cumberland. Merritt from New York
British ship clifton Belle Alhus from Liverpool Dec sh
British Ship Edward Ovsx Gard, from London Dec llth
ship Milton Bradford, from Antwerp Dec l2th
ship JuventA. Young, from London
10 Ihiele, Seller AGO ~ - -
Ship Hayes Paine from Liverpool December 18th to t @
Jenkins -" ~ =
Ship Princeton Bell days from New York n f,...., ma,
Hard ~ NN03'' Ai'i
SHIP jno Bunyan from Lrpdop
Brig Naham stetson Trenis DAYS ron, uayana - f,,I
bow LesparFe. '@~' ~ 'V''NN
Brig Hm.lsn' Nottingham from LAguna to Goldenbow 4
sehr Mystic Valley Collins days from Havana to Golden
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Titus Groves SeoR Metiresor &co--P MalladA Il May
col Marks NcoJ Norton &co-tCleshy A Macauay-reet
simms 6eoPedreauvle Brothers- Prize Converse snit-
W Phillips 6co-Ps Rely Sco--Rubsuu A Ale-F Ra-
mailho ScoG W shaw Seo-E Stevens &co--Wm soery 4
co-Iheile, Seller AGO. Twichell Ducher Wright Allen
co-Wood 4 Low-Steane 4 Marvin--H n &cn-T
Smiih-Richsrds Slocomb Todd 6coS A Vincent
ID Williams sons-Whakea Barnett--J h Mathews ,Sco-
and
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va The oieers Of the Grenada from Jefferson re-
poIs e' Jefferson 18th inst steamers Alton IT, at Hedges
Hodge At Wiamsons Era No at Chosen Poln, swan a,
Black River Duke in Old River River falling al Shreveport
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To the Fire Brig0des
NEW ORLEANS AND ALGIERs.

N W ORLEANS AND ALGIERS.
The Proprietor of the GREAT CITY GIFT STORE, No,
Am oAAP STREET, DESTROYS Of participating in the coming
Anniversary Of your honorable body ordered at GREAT
EXPENSE SPLENDID SILVER TRUMPET from the well
known mandatory of HYDE GOODRICH, for the occa
son-to be presented to Of your Companies on that
raoe day As specimen Of and cosy workmanship it
mas been pronounced by mpetent ges be the mos,
'fn and elaborate specimen Of SILVER WORK ever exhi
tied in this city,
Full particulars will be Saturdays and Mon
days papers, when the work will be ready for exhibition
C. H. STORTS'
CITY GIFT STORE
leI9 zPZ' No 81 Camp street
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all the hanks IN the Eastern cities and in Baltimore and
Washington specie Payments loud call is
bne made citizens upon the banks follow the
Emple thus far hear Of definite
having made In reference Prime local
ape and time bills in small supply and active demand by
e b4nks and bankers. OF the former all offering "a passed
the legal rates. and the latter negotiated 1k per
per month discount Money also readily
by estate and the ranges "a
* cent. month Sight exchange continues In limited
supply aud the banks drawing New Orleans and the
Eastern ces premium Of for coin, IL for Mis-
eou and for So cent for Currency
In good supply and Illinois and Wisconsin which
the bulk Of circulation Is purchased in exchange for Mis-
soar money at 1k(12 per dlbeount
Heasrs feaian Robinson Co. who partially suspended
during the crisis last fall in full
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20
Can Quick,

Can Quick,
AND PURCHASE sUCH
WI TEES CT THING
AS you MAY DESIRE.
A l. f r f d MU NROE & co.
"a Magazine street,
Are Offering at GREAT BARGAINS the balance NJ ,bo,
Stock Of WINTER CLOTHING. Room must be made for
Summer Goods. '
oYERCoATs....... or every description
FRoCK COATS
BUSINESS COATS, =.
LANlAhooNst
VESTS,
UNDER GARMENTS, e..
- Also
BOYS CLoTHING-of the best Dissertation
All Of which we are selling
Cheaper than Ever!
PATENT YOKE sHIRTs
We have received, by late arrivals large additions N ~
stock Of the popular PATENT YOKE SHIRTS which rend
our assortment at present complete These are the best
hitting and best made Shirts in the csuutry tit guaranteed
R8-No deviation in prices.
ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
tel4 -pot "a Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20

xhsrs very little doing this week in uneurreut
nsy The banks Of West with The exception Of the
Keufueky banks still under suspension Of
che principal banks ia South Carolina and Virginia.
Goin and bullion with steady demand at quotations
land warraps are without change. They have however.
srdVaaced IN New York.
We "a weekly quotations Of coin and uHcurrent
znones. being the rates OF the Bank Of Commerce