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The Crescent VIII be regularly served Subscribers in the
city Al an ary every morning gsundays excepted for
$40 yeas hsltyeaFiy and quarterly at tbs
same rates 40 week, payable the carriers
Advertisements vquRre-hrs Insertion in all cases
81; for svery subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
Advertisements the second charged u for every
Insertion
Advertisements Published Issryals viii be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not ma-ked viii pabsaed month. or
ongef charged acoordiagiy advertisement o. sno
win stopped uzt all are paid 81 the
op.ion Of the perpetrators
Liberal Discount VIII made regular sdveFtiscfs
THE DAfEF CRESCENT
rrcussion TOT edver
Users As FANNY Parkz It ccuimes largely, reaching
rsny hundreds early boar, and being read
before the aroAch banss hours consequently articles
for family W &avsnssgeousy published IN It's
siumns ft y II "a - itl 's'i
THE WE E xiv CIR e G e. MT
Ii ruhhed every Monday at IS invariably In
advance Having excessive circulation throughout Lon
s8nn Nss>issprs ArEsanas Asbsna. Texas, and other
ss presents favorable ~odetc advertisers offnakng
their wares and commodities known Advertisements In
ssrt<d for 81 per square. each insertion
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R8-To the Publlc-The undersigned ptost
respectfully sasms his to the The ely Of New
Orleans candidate fer Office Of Mayor-elecop 10 com.
on on the 7sh day Of June nexs.
isss as BENZ sAHARRIssoS.
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sB- We are requested 70 call attention TO a large
sale q fannre By essrs j. a. Beard O. shs day At 10
eeeski 10. Il unipn sse nas1 BAsonns street See ad
Tsraesnlent,
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Rs- THE public are hereby Informed that
the bills for City, Consolidated and Railroad Tax Real
Estate Slaves Capital Income and Personal Property of all
kinds according the Assessment Rolls 1851 my
possession TaxPayers respectfully invited forward
aud pay them,
orI
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IN UHUEhINH TUNES UEt Uhf- IT IJAIFsb,
Enclose moasy address for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they will be forwarded by arst mail.
Purchasers tickets ending any agure they
Designate
The Numbers and Prizes will be pur
ehasers Immediately sfter the drawing.
H-Purchssers will please write their signatures plain AMI
give their Post Once, County aud State.
D-RemerBber that every Prize is drawn and payable
fall without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
Swan Co., Augusta Ga, or to
sAML SWAN q CO., Box SO s, Post-Offce,
a24 2pAW New Orleans, La.
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VV'iner's Canadia,, K-euD,iO,oe

BE'iner's Canadian B-ennaifltge
Has properties hitherto unclaimed for any medicine OF the
same class only expels worms Of whatever knd
from the nesiues hut gives vgor to the stou.
seh and bowels improves the general health and rehes and
pufiaes the whole sste The effects are permanent
BE particular and remember the name winers Canadian
yermfuge" This is the only article can be depended
on. Remember this
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprsors,
myl0 2pSeodkitW Il and Isl Charires street.
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Skirts /!

Skirts
SKIRTS!l
SKIRTS!!!
just Opened;
Steel Spring Extension SKIRTS, {, and II springs
Misses Steel Spring Extension SKIRTS.
Chdren's a.. skirts.
Grown Royal Steel Spring SKIRTS.
Pompedour Steel Spring SKIRTS.
Coronation Steel Spring SKIRTS.
Coronation Whaebone SKIRTS.
Coronation Reed SKIRTS.
Lattice Steel Spring SKIRTS.
Lattice Whaebone SKIRTS
Lattice Reed SKIRTS.
Cruvell Steel Spring SKIRTS.
Crnve Reed SKIRTS
Seamless Steel SKIRTS.
Seamless Reed SKIRTS,
Creuona Steel SKIRTS.
CreInona Reed SKIRTS.
Flounced Hair Cloth Steel Spring SKIRTS
Damascus Watch Spring SKIRTS.
Lace Imperial Watch Spring SKIRTS
Misses Skeleton Whalebone SKIRTS.
Misses Lattice e. SKIRTS.
ChiIds Lattice =. SKIRTS.
shid's Skeleton SKIRTS.
R5-The trade supplied a liberal reduction.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my10 2pSt ll6 Canal street.
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Our yvesriy InUenfed

PATENT ROTARY EGG WHIP
Will effect great saving labor as by it's use eggs
may be whipped into stiff froth from minutes
and the work be done by a child
1t will be found Of the useful household implements
lately offered the public Every housewife
For sale by ...
HENDERSON & GAINES,
myA nj Cat,a
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1a SALES or Cry Property YEsrERrAY.-The fol-
lowing is the return Of the sale Of city property 10,
Gated ID the Second and Third Districts made yester-
dav ~ Mr. N Yinnie.
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a9-Notice - Meetings OF the Ninth Ward
American CLUB VIII be held at their cub Room No. l6 Fed
dand street. immediately opposite the terminus Of Victory
street, every FRIDAY EVENING at * O'Clock and every
SUNDAY, at IL AN, until june ill., lass general and
punetusl attendance is requested
BY order Of the President:
myl2 2pte 7. BAOHEMIN Jr seerstarv
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY u. 1858. !

ns-rhe gentlemen Of Redding 4 &o.'s Express
have cur thanks for late Texas papers.
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Carpet Warehouse,

No. y NHAkTkES STREET.
We offer At the lowest market prices MATTING-S0i rolls
White, Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of All
widths styles aad qualities. cARPETING-A large assort-
ment Of al kinds received direct from English American
manufactures; Table Cover, Grumb Cloths Rugs Window
Shades Hair Cloth, Gas etc. for cash approved paper
nylQ 2pes A. BROUSSEAU a co.
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NS- There Is no such word rs Fail - Read
advertisement in another column headed Hembolds Gen
uine Preparation"
For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos
81 and ISL Chartres street myl0 2p6eod
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anderson s. blessings

The Most Extensive In the City.
No. 1874 CANAL STREET,
New Orleans.
DAGUERREoTYPEs, AMBRoTYPEs AND PHOTO
GRAPHS in every style either Plain or Colored
ParieulT attention paid copying Daguerreoypes Of de-
ceased persons into Pholographsife cabinet miniature
sizes and painted in oil coo BY this process perfect and life.
like Portraits and Miniatures be lite
Dsguerreotypes.
nB-Terms very moderate. alq 2plm
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Southern Furniture ss-areroOsn

Southern Furniture gsr0rer0Ofms
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and l7S Canal street, Neto Orleans,
Has justreceived from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in I'D
dition to his hitherto large stock OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onprislng EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in line, will and to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
myl0 2pstAltw III and It's Canal street
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Summer Clothing!

Summer Clothing!
F. S T r I n @ E r. &c @ o.,
Camp
Are receiving their supplies Of
5 L-JZ MEN CT. q Z'HElyG.
CoLoRED DUCK AND DRILL OFFICE COATS.
FRENCH MERINo FRoCR COATS
BLACK ALPACA COATS
sEERsUCKER COATS.
PANTs-Colcred Duck and Drill
seeEsucker,
Black Merno etc.
yEsTs-Faney Marseiles
White and Colored Duck, etc.
GAUzE MERfNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Isle THREAD .
LINEN
large assortment Of Colored Linen and Muslin SHIRTS
my3 2pf
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re- American Club, seventh Wasd-ThIs
Club regularly every SATURDAY EvENlNG, at hall
past O'Clock the Railroad yeranda Of Victory
Eyslsn Fields streets. full attendance Of the members 4
especially requested At the next meeting
By order Of the President.
rnyl0 Qpte RIG d. CUVFLIIFR secretarv
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Dress Goods.
Just received per steamship Black Warrior
One oRGANDY MUsLINs, Rich Chintz Coors 25c.
yard
FINE FLoUNCED BAREGES. at Sc 80 dress and
FINE oRGANDY MusLINs LACE SLEEVES and COL
LARS, Very low.
VALENCIEENEs and ENGLISH THREAD LACEs.
JACONET and SWISS EDGINGs and BANDS.
LADIES' and MISSES FILET MITS
DOUBLE EXTENSION STEEL SKIRTS, at 81
POLKA CoRSBTs, for summer use, at 81 50. By
j. A. BRASELMAN,
my0 2pst of Magazine and st. Andrew streets.
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p. .HaIIaTd,
e. ROYAL STREET. ............s0 BIENVILLE STREET.
CHEAP FOR CAsHG

The undersigned. being DESTROYS Of dposng Of his large
stock his friends and that he will
offer from this day very great reduction, very extensive
selection Of FURNITURE, manufactured in his esab-
shment Also, Looking Glasses Embroidered Bobine and
Muslin Curtains, Curtain Damask and Brocatelle, Window
Shades Cornces Mating Lamps Clocks Bronzes Chnaware
and Crystal, Plated Ware, etc.
purchasers respectfully invited call and -dge for
themselves
al6 2plm P. MALLARD.
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New Orleans March is, 1858.
NJ. Coins: have been using your "Kaperapou" for
dus suffered with for the last eighteen years.
ing during time been operated upon by Dr. Johnson Of
Louis without success. have been induced try your "Ka-
perlapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure
AMOS HI 4HTOwER,
Cont street. near Robinson street.
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New Orleans, March Is, 1855
have used Coins Raperlapeum for ch and fever, and
has cured eaey believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans.
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s8-Notice--rhe regular meeting OF Amerf-
can Club, Eighth Ward Third District will be held the
Clnh Room the United States Hotel. EVERY MON
DAY, at ~ o'clock p. NJ.
The members requested 10 be punetual.
By order Of the President
AL 9p,e g. II. JRMfsoN secreiarx
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STR Linen shirts for sI5.

Sir LINEN shirts for $I5,
WARRANTED ALL PURE LINEN AND ELEGANTLY
MADE.
Six Excellent shirts for So,
Buttons of.
Ladies' Linen Cambria HANDKERoHIEFs, 81 dozen.
Gents freadv hernu,ed G for 81 m
Summer Muslin DRAWERS, 80 cents pair.
Ganze UNDERSTANDS, 80 cents each
Marseiles VESTS, 81 IS each
Linen SHIRT BosoMs Is cents EACH
Ten SHIRT COLLARS for 30 cents
MooDY's celebrated Washing SUBSCRIBERS, so cents.
And everything pertaining to
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
AT equally astonishing prices at
S. N. MOODY'S
Shirt Emporium,
mylO 2p7t corner of Canal and ROYAL streets
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NewOreans, January 30, 1858.
n b. GonsDear Sir: take pleasure in stating hat some
four months ago when suffering with Chs and Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try do,e
Of your 'Kaperapeum" just before chill expected and
the effect it had upon that determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took it according
TO directions The result was that before half finished
the bottle chs had left and have since returned.
u the enjoyment Of perfect health having
perienced any the qunne other drug usually put
medicines for diseases and do cbeerfuy end
the 'Kaperlapeum' to all who are afflicted like was.
Your FRIEND
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,

FAULDINU, MISS,
g. II. ADAAS..,... .........,... EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest euiation
OF Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the
cans.
ordersfor advertising eftat the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punctually attended to.
ss-FRANK A. BARTL EFT. seentfor New Orleans ja7 %
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whole Tickets $40; Halves 49, Quarters 81 SCI Eghths 81
$500 Prizes Of t2O will be determined by the las, ngus
number that draws the $4,000 prize. For example II the
number drawing the $40 100 ends with No then al the
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled SO. II
number ends with No q then all the tickets where the
Der in 2will be entitled to So, and 70 0.
Certacats Of Package Of 10 Whole Tiekets......ss9
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans, January TO- 1855
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir: know how to inform you of the
wonderful change your Raperapeum" has me- Fer
eight years and four months suffered with the falling the
womb and had several of hyscan of this
city, who finally thought my hopeless and refused do
anything for when my husband found you the old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic,
justly celebrated hair tonic among the refined Of
the city. 1t really that t divine origin.
hardly realize my great change. felt my
life than do this That every poor afflicted
may get your great tonic my fervent prayer
MARY SIMS,
66 Hevia street,
Nav Orlaans
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g, So PRIZE n

ONT PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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Wines and Liquors,
I7..............ROYAL STREET,...............IJ
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGE In quartz
and puts constantly hand which equal that
coEesto this Market
=. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
FINE OLD PoRT-the,best in the city.
sPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRAN Dies
sAzERAC the Vintage 1895 1898 and 1905 and other
brands.
w HIS ky
OF ldescriptions-Seotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, In ~ 3 and quarts -
On hand ny Of the best WINES and Ii.
QUoRs inthe Market which will be sold Cd as reascnAbl
terms as any 9th Ter hsusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
az IDLY No. II Royal street.
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A Hint for the Ladies'.

An exch'nyc paper las Il bit Of advice
to young ladies, setting forth how they may
know wlclher Il young gallant is really
couring them, or only paving them poli,c
attentions The con!nunLing the one with
the other has been the source very much
trouble both before aud since the cra Of
Pickwirk and Hariril.
~ voung m;,n admircs Il young girl AMI
must manifest it. He can'L help doing so
'or the lie "I him. Tic y"nn~ la!y has
Il tcn!er hrar', reaching ont Ike en,l,i.,
for Something t" cling tp. She sees the
admiration; Is il't!err'!, tcg ins t" love; cx-
poets some tender avowal, and perhaps Gets
80 FAR a> 10 decide that shc will choose Il
white silk under that ::,,a"z", etc, IL: .Lc very
moment that tie gallant >s!c half loves. is
p"Pp'ng tie cue s'ion to anohrr dalnsrl
ten miles oil.
Now the difficulty lies not in precisely
n""e'S'adihg HE difference between "po-
l',e ai'e";'on and the tender manifestations
e' love- Adni''ng hrnu'ltul woman and
~'S''''s 10 MAKE wife "i her are noi always
'''e same 'hi""' ana therefore II Is nrrcSsa-
+! =! ''a' He d,'nSrl should oc" the alert t"
''Sco'er TO which class tie atcn'ions paid
''er ~ handsome aud fashionatie young
man Dc'ong
r":' '"r"' II yon"g man gr"ets you in
''uu ''ee hcar'y tones he knows precisely
""t'c 10 put ms hands; stares You stn ght
~ 'ne eyes, VIII lis mouth open if he turns
~" '"Ik 20 speak t" a"!tI.cr; il he tells
you VINO made his coat; if he eats hca,tilv
ID YOU presence, II he ia'!s to talk kindly 10
your lno'her H. III short he snctzrs when
you arc s'hs'nS' crii'rlacs Your rurlS, and
:'',s 10 oc ,oo'isi' every hour then don't tall
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MISCELLANY.
Frog, the London Family Herald
The Impromptu Marriage.

"Fo- Heavens sake, Susy, do te serious,
ifyou can, for five minutes. Pray, pray
cease this trilling, which is but cruel playin"
with my feelings, and let us trca, this sub
ject, as it deserves, sobcrly and seriously"
''Well, there, tl,eu!' cried the laughing,
black-cyed girl, to whom Charles Westerly
spoke. There, then, is that grave enough?
See, the corners Of my mouth are duly turn
eI down, aud my eyes rolled NJ, and am
as sober as patient who has caught sight
of the dentists instruments-Do suit you
500"
You suit me anyhow. and you know it
well, you witch!" cried Charles, gazing,
with smile, at the pretty face, puckcrcd
up in its affectation Of occurrences. But he
was not to be driven from his point, and he
resumed, gravely, after pause, "The time
has come, Susy, when feel have a right
to demand an explicit answer to my suit
You have trifled with my earnest feelings
long enough. have grown restless under
my fultcrs."
"shake them off, then. Charleyr' inter.
rnptcd the ssucy girl, with a pretty defiant
toss of her head, which plainly SAID, II defy
you to do it."
II cannot, Su.y-and you know it," re-
piled the haplcss lover, impa,iently.
~That being the case" said Susv, "take
my adyice-wear them gracefully, and don't
pull and jerk so ); it only makes them hurt
you"
The young man turned away, and walk
ed silently. up and down tho room, evident
ly fretting internally. susy, meantime,
looked out Of the window and yawned
Charles continued his moody walk.
"Oh, what beautifuI:bird is on the lilac.
tree!" cried4Susy, suddenly. ado come
and see it.'' 3.
Charles mechanically approached the
window and Niooked out.
"Doa't you think, Charley" said susy,
laying her hand onihis arm, and. locking up
eagsrly in bis face ;"doa't ,..ypu think you
could manage to--,-n, - T. ...." =
: "Wbat, susy dearf" asked Charles, all
hi. tsndsrnss. awakened By her manner.
. sWhatif1 %aiys,i- p.t5 q -, .l. + .s.sl,.i
"Drop, pinch Of al, on bis back,s re
turned shertosoeins girI, With an affectation
Of simP! pity {; 'for tlien. yon know, you
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Notice 10 SLLacriEels.

Upon consultation with our friends Of the AL
beville Banner We have come to the following
understanding That after the lst of April,
neat, We shall charge for all subscriptions, not
paid within six months s., 80 and SO 90 if not
paid within one year. The pressure of the
Times has forced upon us the necessity Of urg-
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount due lis for subscription. are separated
uIsall, but i'll the aggregate swell to large
sum, and if not promtly paid. subject to
great nconvenicnces. Our payments are cash =;
and we must require our friends to enable us
to meet them.
Experience has also impressed us with the
proprety of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed certain length und we shall
henceforth charge for the excess over one
square. at the usual advertising rates.
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English Fashions for April.

The bright days OF early spring which we
are now enjoying create a demand for supe.
thing between the fur-triInnc.i huruous of
the winter and the light nanlcirt Of sum
mer; consequently, We have noticed in one
Of our first several patterns Of nantes. c!o-
scd in front and high to the throat. These,
rs we'll as pcl>scs and hornous, now made
in silk Instead Of cloth or velvet, are trim
med with ruclcs of ribbon or velvet. Cas-
saQues are also still worn, especially for in
doors. Pelisses are generally made Of silk
and wadded, as also the schal.,naniclel, :,
which continues to- be n f,vorite. Indian
Cachcrnrc and other shawls are always
much worn at the season Of the year.
Walking dresses are generally very much
orDamencd on skirts. Sume plain skirts
are worn, but they are then made very full
and in exceedingly rich materials One very
rich deep founce. prolusc!y trimmed with
ruches or bands Of velvet. is also in favor
Sometimes this forms the lower skirt, over
which is n shorter one. The bodies Of these
dresses are usually worn with basoucs. Poin,
ted bodies are also worn.
We have lately remarked dress, the
high body Of which had six points; others
have four one before, another behind. and
one under each arm.
Checked tciirtas, in all co!!ors, will be
much worn this spIing, and for dresses with
double skirts will te very pretty.
We have also seen some very pretty silks :
with small brochees flowers, which make
elegant dresses. Brown, VIOLENT, and dark
green tafFctas, in now designs, are also in
great favor. Green is a decidedly fayorite
color just now.
One ofthe most elegant evening dresses
we have seen was one ofgrey moirc antique
with double skirt, the upper one edged
with roucbe Of very rich taffetasr forming
a tunique. The body had four long points,
and trimmed with small rucI,ees of tnffrtas
from the waist halfway up the body. TIL.
sleeves were pago,la shape, the revers being
trimmed also with aruche, one row Of which
formed second revers, or jockey, on the
upper part ofthe sleeve. t
One ofstle most elegant toilettes we have
seon wasa dress ofwhite tulc, with three
flounces, sutlnounted by rucles Of blue ldffa.
tas. pinked these were covered by flpu nces
oflace and auilliss formed Of wlite roses
rand fuschiaa. The body was trimmed 10
match. Tho head, ,dres. was net Of, blue
chenille, with roses on the left side, and fas-
tened by pearl pins.s i1...s .ss @,:yS
! A. yet We have not my very; decided
change in bounets5t TO announce. They con.
tiuue snail. Some have lately been worn
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grief be held too sacred for the pen Of tie
chronic!cr of these tales 10 attempt to des-
crLc.
Little Ella was buried tho mex. day in the
nr'ghborlng grave yard, where neat ,otnL-
stone, with the inscription of her name, age
and catastrophe, points out to the visitor the
last resting place Of the ''lost chid" Of our
narrative. 1t was Lever known how she
came to wander oil from home on the fatal
afternoon of her lost.
W ~
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprieiors Of the Abbcville Ba,.ncr and
'Indcpendcnt Press, have established HE follow
hg rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months, will be charged by the in.
sertlon ut One Dollar per Square q / inch
the space cof II solid lines less for the first
insertion, and Fifty Cents for each suisse
quentiuscr,ion.
cB The Commissioners, Shcrifr's Clerks
and Ordinary's Advertisements will bc inserted
IN both papers, each charging half price.
EB Shcritf's Lcvies, Onc Dollar each.
eB Annvuncinga Candidate Five Dol
Advertising an Estrnv, Two Dollars,
TO 6e paid 10y the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months or
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lFr'm tie -d"yusts Dixpatch.l ]
II Love Thee"

Thou askcst if ever loved
Ah ! why that query now7
Inst thou not marked the crimson flush
Steal ever check and brow
Hast thou not marked the sudden start
When thy features see?
Thou asEcSt if ever loved,
l answer-''I love thee -
They hint that am mourning now
Some lovc-Jrcnm ofthe past;
And that some hope dccaycd, this clou,
Upon my brow has cast.
How false the charge-fur. oh until
We met my heart was free,
Thou askest if l crer loved,
l answrr-"I love tbce!"
1tmay be vain. yet still It's sweet,
Zen h"pclcssly to bow;
For Scniu, beams within thine eyes,
A"d beauty on Thy brow.
ii cen friendship could win
How blessed NY lot would be,
Then ask no more if have loved,
Thou knowc,t love thee.
HELlOTEOpE.
-4ngHs,u Go.