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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

TnF STATEN ISLAND QUARANTINE ArrAR.--War
rants were issued on the l4h for the arrest Of sandy
persons accused Of having acted as leaders III the
burning OF the quarantine buildings on Staten Island
and their examination was commenced on the follow.
ing day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

Orr FOR AFRIoA.-The steamship Niagara which
reported by telegraph to have sailed from Charles
ton on Monday last with the captured Africans
was manned by three hundred sailors 8hd fifty ma
rines, a FIJI trigate,s guard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

STRICT DIsoIPLmE The Rev Mr.. Garden, (Epia.
copa) Of Philadelphia having, during a recent visit
at Cape May, N. j.. delivered sermon and after
wards administered the sacrament, assisted by a
Methodist minister, Bishop Doane has forbidden him
topreach again within his diocese, Mfr. Garden hay
ing violated Of the church by fraternizing as
nhnnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

"
w6Grs constantly receiving general fsk FT
uass2re Panama, LeFhorp straE Palm Iea HeIcar gro
Wool HATS, atthe lowept market prices, Uy
FROST & Co,
jyl52p&W No.i0 Nucerlus street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

POWDER Mill ExPLosIoN.-A new powder mill
belonging to Hazards powder works at Springfield,
Mass, exploded On the 18th inst -Four Of the work
men were killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
FGU Styles! .F0iL SSyIcs!

We are Just receiving by the ships Touon and Genoa HATS
Of the ran Styles consisting ofthe Fine
BEi4L-CRoWN SILK GXX CASHMERE,
And .he beautiful
BENGAL PLAID,
Which we will sell eheap for cash wholesale or Retail.
JOHNSTON Il TURNER,
SEQ 2p6t under ST. Charles TTo,sl NJ C,,,,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1858.
LIST or LErrERs.-The uncalled-for letters remain
ing in the POST Hce, wilappear in tomorrow morn
ino's Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

YANKEE Music WANTED IN EuRoPE.-A steam Cal
liope composed Of 30 whistles is being manufactured
at Worcester, Mass, to be sent TO Europe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

good selection OF Fine Medium and Low Priced Pepess
JUS received. good OF CABINET EARnARB
and UPHOLSTEKERs'T TRIMMINGS. G ANFHENE spIRlY
GAS OR BURNING FLUID PAINTS, OILS, BRUsHEs,
etc, ets, = Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, u Camp st.,
Agents for ". Ii den Hephewig
mZ3 2ply celebrated opal VarHisa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

NICE SLEEPING PLAoE,-The Cleveland Leader
says;
A woman who is now imprisoned in The city prison
dHiy wearing apparel had the collar and cape Of her
dress nearly eaten Off by the rats in the cell where
she was confined, night before aStl This is a pesi
tive fact f'@'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
seOam y CO.'S AOtEertes
SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OMT INTERRuPTION.

OUT INTERKUFTION,
Swan Il Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
nThe attempt injure firm has shown that our
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY that our Prizes are PAID
PUNGrUALLY, aEd TINT our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery o. Georgia. in each
Of their Single Number "a. September 1858, 81
AUGUSTA Georgia. in public under the superintendent Of
Commissioners
Glass ii Draws Saturday, September %5s
THEPLAN oFsINaLE NU&BERs
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZEsl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NEEE TICKETS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

New York DEMOCRATIC NoMINAT1oNs.-A dis
patch Of the 18th from Syracuse N. Y, says
The following nominations have been made by the
Democratic Convention For Governor, Amasa j.
Parker-the other candidates having withdrawn for
Lieutenant Governor, John j. Taylor, Of fioga for
Canal Commissioner, Sberbune B. Piper. OF Niagara;
ter State Prison Inspector, Edward 7. Dounelly, o
View York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

The Undersigned Agent for the this improved Patent
GIN STAND has nov on huad large stock ii ali Sizes
For speed ightnes. OF draft aud beauty Of sample if stand
unr-VMei.
NJ. s. HEDRICK, Agent,
y Gang Street
sc q 2p.alt" Also, 81 Front>1 New 0rfstny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
.g1atg Showing seLoola.

N. B. COINS,
Wh9 Tor the past twenty five years been Of
the Profession in this city would respectfully inform bis old
friends and customers that opened New Fstabshrea
no. IL Exchange Place.
Opposite the Post-0fRca,
Which, he assures them will every way worthy
PATRONAGE From MS long experience city
himself that he thoroughly understands tie requirements Of
ton of all who favor with the custom As he has made
arrangements with number the very hest BARRIERS In ne
Southwest customers may assured that they m os al
tended to with skill dispatch and
ct all hours.
N. B. COINS,
No, ID Exchange Place.
ra25 2ptf 5l,,,osIta tbe pc. gTu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
He3Igy Ee5ER,

No, I5O CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT aad PICTURE FRAMES maieto rider. OH
FRAMES RE-alLT All kinds PLAIN and oRNA
MENTAL GLIDING done in The hest style. nlvls 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23


l854-Ihe Russians closed the passage into the
lS52-Ihe bark Cornelia, having cleared at Ha-
vana, was boarded at the mouth OF the harbor and
the United States mail rited, in expectation of dis
covering conspiracy
lS46-Last day OF the battle OF Monterey, and cap
ture OF the city BY the Americans. Same day, dis
covery Of the planet predicted by LeFerier, and now
bearing his name, by Dr. Gale, at Berlin.
l836-Death Of the great singer and actress, Maria
Felicitas Malibran de Beras known to the world as
Mailman.
l835-Death of the great musical composer Belli-
nj, at Paris, aged twenty nine.
l82+-Death Of Major Cartwright an enthusiastic
English retormer. IN the year l715 be published
tract entitled American Independence, the Glory
and Interest OF Great Britain.
l8l3-Brtsh schooner Highayer guns, taken by
the American Ingate President, Com. Rogers with
out a fight
l607-Withdrawal Of the British from Egypt.
l806-Lewis and Gafkess Rocky Mountain Ezpe-
dion returned to St. Louis, having lost but one man
during the expedition
lSe5- Battle OF Assaye, Hndostan, IN which 43oV
British under Wellesley afterwards Duke OF Yelling
toh) routed an Indian army OF 50'o0O' with ~ can
non.
Il94-Ihe French National Assembly decreed the
formation OF company OF efonauts, TO superutend
the military balloons
It8+-S2me Of the cluzens OF savannah, Ga
stricken with the balloon lever, projected balloon
to carry SIX men ana 6V9 bushels OF corn, besides
necessaFes Tor tne trlp, 70 Inc Island q Jamaica.
lt9o-GaptuEe Oh MAJOR andre
lt'9-Flght between me Bon domme Richard,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23

Boots, shoes 1g9a ESr0gGaB8s
AT WHOLESALE
Plantations sappliod with prime DtchE RnoTs Easssi
BROGAES Wool, Mexican, Pa1m Leaf, strsF and Car
peschy FATS, at tie lowest rn5ftetprces, Dry
FROST i Co.
Nc. IL Magazine ttuti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
BFH0W Paper! EVo0I5 Paper!

SEWELL 7 TAYLOR,
IL 2ply No II R val strssk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
Clothing
Clothing g.!

f. MALARD & CO.,
JS'..... 60
Canal Street,
CIl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-23
James 81. THOMPSON.

N0IICE-E W .ULn INFORM OUR FRIENDS and
the public generally, that cor Time the CITY tx
tAE> Had Y Il meet the MOBILE and La re d4EAMsRS
1iga7ds roarkDd consigned 10 ar esse viii 30 received
t4al ''t-it&t - l'.il, IoA&'z EEHkF~E,
aus 70 laluE srl7at,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
Explosion ofa MetIllio Coffin.

A few years have served TO bring into extensive
use for burial purposes tho now common metallic
eases Or collins, especially whenever it is dcsira.
bic or necessary 10 delay tho intermcnt. When
first introduced it was tho practice to
exhaust the air in thcsc cases after
the body had heen put in. to secure them fully it
was said against change by contact with the ut
mospherc. For various reasons this practice has
iallen into disusc. tho only precautions now taken
being to completely cool tho remains before seal
Ing up the case. From some neglect in this lat
ter respect n circumstance took plnco not long
ag', which, originating hero, is worth relating
The case containing an adult, who had suddenly
deceased while apparently in good hcnlth, was
scaled up To be sent to n neighiorng State. The
conveyance for half days ride was by railroad
aud th"n hy wagon for thirty miles. Theday wns
warm aud tho road rough. mud much motion was
dinhtlcss given To tho remains. The persons in
ehnrgc stopped for II brief rest ut n tavern, mud
were in tho house when they. as we'll as NIL in tho
virinity. were startled by very loud report, and
il was found TINT tho burial case had, by rapid
generation of gas, exploded with violener, entirely
blowing out the heavy French gass face plate,
which II shattered into n thousand pieces. Moth
ny could le done but to seek II hnsty iniermcnt
n the vicinity, and tho coming of cold weather to
allow tho removal OF the remains to their destined
place Of burial Chicago Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

WILL or An EARL or PEMBRoxE.-Imprimis.-
For my soul, | confess have heard very much of
souls. but what they are, or whom they are, or
what they are for, God knows, know not they
tell me now of another world where never was,
nor do know one foot Of the way thither. While
the king stood, was of his religion made my son
wear a cnssock, and thought to make him bish-
on then came the Scots and made him Presby
teran and since Cromwell entered, have been
an Independent. These, | believe, are the king
dom's three estates, and if nny of these have
u SOUL may claim one; therefore, If my exeeu-
tors find have soul, give it to him who gave
it to me- Hem. ! give my deer to the Earl Of
Salisbury, who ! know will preserve them, be-
cause he denied the king buck out of his own
parks. Hem give nothing to Loard Say, which
legacy give him, bestow it on the poor. Item.
10 Tom May give FIVE shillings; intended him
mere; but whoever has seen his 'IIistory of the
Parliament thinks five shillngs too much. Item.
/ gvo Lieutenaut-Gcncral Cromwell one word Of
mine, because hitherto he never kept his own.-
Item, give up the ghost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
Ilalln J'ir9inian.
Cotton-Growing in Turkey.

" lille tho British residents in India complain
that ten tens of American cotton seed, consi signed
to several firms Tor plantation trial. arrived three
months too late Tor sowing, Te learn that parcel
ot s'mllar American seed forwarded by the Man
chester Cotton supply Association I" Turkey has
been turned to good account. The sced was sown
nnd the product looks very far superior to any
cotton previously crown in tho lIe,nnt. Ii IL es
tlmntcd that $4,000 bales of tho superior article
will be exported during the present year, aud it
will he extensively planted next ycnr. Tho urea
oi cotton soil is very extensive. An able author
says the districts of the Dnrdnncles, Snlonien,
Nola cayalhn. the Isles of tho Archipelago. tho
consts ot Asa Minor, aud especially along the Sy-
rinn coast will yield large and excellent supplies
OF cotton for the figure, il proper means arr taken
10 promote it's culture. Some IF the best districts
for cotton also very favornhly situatcd,of COM
para,,ely easy ncccss, and we'll supplied with In.
hor. Even in the Vicinity of Consantinope there
is abundance Of land suited to the growth Of this
precious commulity Tho writer who supplies
the ini, rmn'ion adds that from personal obscryn-
,ions aud the information ho has received he is
confdont that We may look forward to having. nj
no distant day. n supply OF cotton from the Otto
man empire second only to that of the United
States Thcsr ssns Of the times ought moi to be
lo-t sisht nl hy our S,nthcrn friends, albeit they
have many vantngcs In their favor, that their
intertfts are net likely to be Injured hy the com
petition either &C Turkey or India. Not only is
cottoa prainccl, and ever will he produced more
abunlanily ia this land Of ccngcnial soil aud eli
mate f'r it, Growth hut the consumption of the
manufactured staple in every region Of the world
increases sn rapidly that there is no danger of the
supply cNrccing the demand,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

We find the following anccdote going about
without any credit" 1t strikes US we have SO N
something like it before; but as it is it is good,
and should come before the people:
A certain lady, who was famous for making
good picked walnuts, and was very fond of eating
them too, one season discovered that her jars
emptied before she had fairly tasted her favorte
pickle. She called her servants to account, but
each one denied having meddled with the jars, and
the good lady determined, if possible, to find out
the thief So she made another fine lot Of pickles
and placed them on the shelf in the same store-
room. keeping daily watch upon them. To her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
345 broadway, New York.
~ Sold by A. &. ENGLEDOVE, dealer In Fancy Goods
ponDpts Sc.. Iypc Va, m

GlNGER's AEWINSa MACMnNES.-Gsrcns
- the conclusive proof Of
Judged labor machine before the
Imbc comparable Singers Sewing Machines After estab
ihng the reputation In the United States they
exhibited late Exposition Univcrsee In France where
they highest premium; and great mauufactO
~ 10 make them has cen bnilt In Paris.
Iu branch industry in which sewing to be DONE
used with Immense profit As the speed
the Railway is to travelling foot sewing with
Singers Marhincs compared with handsewng No tailor
Shoemaker carriage trimmer saddle halter &c.
should be without The fair profit Of using Of
these macnes regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there IL much sewing
be done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers find them particularly and prof.
table These machines simple In their construction and
and durable beng the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chino mne by which sort Of work. coarse or ne
could be perfectly executed Of inferior and worth
Singers Machines alone have been found every
where @ satisfy the wants Of the public.
Plain printed Instructions for using sent with each ma
chine readily acquire the art Of man
aging them packed securelyto 10 any
part To all desiring particular In
formation will application by letter At either Of our Of
fces u copy of NJ. Singer Cos Gazette paper
' l. NJ SINGER & CO.,
Principal OfBce, No. 323 broadway, New York
BRANCH OFrIc 47Ian0ver st.. Boston; NO W Chap'
el ST. New Haven Ct Glovervle N Y No N4 Broad Sti
Newark N il No lag Chestnut st., Phuadeiphia Ho loo
Baltimore ST. Baltimore No - Wsstnnster ffovidenSA
r. No East 4th ST., Cincinna No. to NORM sn St ~
Louis; No 81 ST. Charles St. Now Orisans NO. ~ DaAphm
ST.. Mobile. - sSSo 1s-se ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
FAD WHAT rsEzAksPEAkE sANa,

QpE FAD WHAT TsIzAksPEAkE SAYS,
h Q;pOD PICTURES,
If Il wei! done when It's done:
Then Il we'll, il done ickly"-Skdi speirr.
So If wish II n,ii done in snpJhr mdHn,r
You'll find it quickly done. and TtH d0ac by TANNEE
n :. TANNER d co.
Main Street, } doors from Fridge Street.
LynchLuig, Va.
La lies and Gcnilenc cordially invited TO PoR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing spccIil,n 0f Phnt graphs
AEtbrotyp's Melainotypts ae, a."
Also the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PICTURE which
is $" convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken IN all kinds of weather and enclosed in beau
tiiu cases. nj the very low prices from 80 to $50
and beautiful assortment "f Gases Gold IoChoi Ne
dans o,ket Kings Brcasipns, Keys s, ais &C. ia great
variety, just received
\ tresh supply Of the best Material in the country.
D1h't fors,i TO call, [" I liis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

IIBrrI,N CoTToV. The exploration Of the eel
ebrated African travellers, Livingstone. Barth.
aud Bowtlrn have revealed the fact that Africa is
admirably adapted to the cultivation Of cotton In
deed. il has long been growing there and scarcely
n market has been visited in the whole continent
where there was not tn be found cotton exposed
for sale. The Africans not only growers, but
manufacturers If cotton 1t is stated that from
Lagos and the Blight Of Benin 300 900 cotton cloths
of native manufacture, averaging y pounds each
in weight. exported in 1857 Ia the lIrazils else
where. The shipment Of Cotton from Lagos in
1876, WAS 81 ,.l9l pounds, and in 1857 it was llI-
81 pound,. Besides ths export. the people sup
piled their neighbors with .oo,0oo heavy cloths
weighing l.! or pounds each. In this region of
western Africa were found towns that contain 49,,
600 G0,OoO, 10000, 100000, and even 100000 in
habians. The Americo-Libcrians turning
their attention to the production of cotton, and
hear Of many Of them who have planted several
ncres with the test cotton seed sent to Monroya
in May from England. On the 3lst Of September
last the Cotton Supply Association Of Manchester
voted that the sum OF f2, per annum be granted
for four wears to the President of Liberia, To be
awarded IN five annual prizes Of E5 each and
that five appropriate medals be also granted, and
awarded as second prizes for the best samples Of
cotton grown in that district"
This encouragement to the Liberians to devote
themselves to Il supply Of cotton will, we have no
doubt be attended with good results and that in
the Of the next four years, the production
Of cotton By this infant nation will be greatly in-
creased
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

UUAyE constantly hand n full stock II PRINTING.
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
celebrated mills the United States Also full
,nen Book Bning Leather. Cloth Glue &c C0ored Pa
rers all kinds Boards Binders and Trunk Boards
Boards white and coored Printers Cards and Gard
Boards m every variety; Press Boards; Hardware Paper
Tissue and Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
a Letter and Note Papers Marble Paper Post Once and
Bank Envelope Papers; Sheatng Tack and Spice Pspers
Printing and Writing Ink Alum, Bleas hing Powders &c
gK Paper Of every description made to order.
acptl 3taw:3mos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

xz,EED'n PATENr SIC WING IAt HINES.
, ' n, IN ,ho "nSy Of IL. worn m %a
nbty aud smphciy The operation Of 10 easier lenrncd
sk tie heaviest cloth leather. either Of
~hi'h works superior manner making straight
csny a,d nurh finer than ordinary hand work whilo
both aides cloth silt he'd alike, risalng in bcauy
the most e gnnt hand work 1t rarely gets out of working
der requires repairing and is M simple that operator
p"urm all ordinary III IT, until II Is worn out with
ihe,o advantages other Machines, feel confident
Dods Parent Ss"R Machines VII best the wants Of
Families, all nds e Manufacturing Cloibisrs, Talos boot
md Makcr any Others requiring In their work
Harness aud saddle Manufacturers wii hnd this Machine
will do their work In rapid and substantial manner and
much wing will this Machine particularly adapted
% beside. saving labor enough in iew months to
Mhche bcsis being always sure of superior quality
wokha does NJ" rpoasy and h't looks mue niner than
aud work Boo: and shoe NJ NnutacurerS Thou.
sands of Dollars usug th. Machine while for pnrpo
tlo done by this Machine is beer than
The editor ,ns Cadartown Georgia, Patriot says
rl 1t wholly fnmy but II r-commrnped to
leather ed Harness and Carriage Trimmings and
work Inc in mi, way both in po beauty and
this alone tho mae hne has savei Ia.
hor pay its cost One Of negbbors who has
large p,naion says s worth tho Of his two beet
hands the ime saves In mskins clothes for the rest Ev
sold In this Vicinity has given the
satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
Extract from letter written by a gentleman, owning
plantation New Orlcana Your two Wade Patent Seq
them Of practical results In less than three
weeks tho two operators on them finished complete snt sf
clothes each of hundred and ten plantation ba sd
and ind the ine saved In using them ono season has more
Another Planter says used to employ
In making clothes for the rest but since purchased your
the hs'p s %Se my wife u:s for making nearly
a the clothes OF family feel confident the Machine pays
we wish ali Machine examine these. they
simplest and best for Family Plantation any
'''' WHITNEY LYON. Propris'ors,
~ Sold by A. &. ENGLEDOvE, dealer n Fancy Goods,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

NTUsAsH sUHTA,-The meet hsa aualfst Aa1s.
Vl ness suit for Spring tAas hes sven bee ss.A.4 e
GrARPRRs MAGAZINE ssr N6vH11U1sn,
IN AND 0ODEYS LADY6 H0OK ts M0N1n141x ~
sfslvsd e -. lsst Mdisl - =: 8 Iv994Als 1
rENOA CMILnA ~ 1leaN1.a
u a3noance our Lady cussonAerA Mho have = nea1y
6Gilsd for SEED CORAL that Aays jus rsqslvee -
The sazDA - pssleya sewas4 4vss - ~ -
'A'' = : y As's z s's & "a fsaio1 ~ g
e .oA eAAl Ssrs Jsssls1 sssss sssss ~ - 7 * 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

CyKED WHEAT.-l have In sssre 6oe bashels
- pure blue stem white Wheat which Iy sell n paxces
70 suis Farmers who msy dssrs supester ertlc3e =
ssptl7ts A0Dhe>o8 y. n0OKBR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
OUR FALL STOCK
VVN T<NI4II > IO( IA =
I 4 /. =. i

Av1N0 takcn unusrhl palna to get together very
psrior reta, stock ladies, N asseae Cb1l6Ve
md Grmtlrmrn's BOOTr, sHOEA AND Gal.
TEWS. Of the bcst styles aud qualities would sasra
great pleasure to have continuance tho liberal patronage
h"resofor~ bestowed upon In addition extensive
trade In gaod OF Tho better srars than have kept
nRd robnby than has been sale In this market
In regard TO grades Of all stylea fw rsstury AuA
out hands and Trunks, CARPET DAC0. UM.
BHELn,Aa. C.,-of hne and common quales-0eAsa'
superior MOLE SKIN AND SOFT HATS Of ali colors and
sarc. We have TO sny that stock scarcely
passoi In tho State. f.t..af
" PRICES MODERATE FOR CASH. Our rRoMrr
Nfika customers will ba waited wlth PLEAsuHk sfd
l.. l.. ARMlSTEAD.
scpt24 Ncnr rarmers Bauk I,vpcNbvr ~ va
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+ GIJG(IENHEIAIER.

n. TIGGEINT II FL NJ F.K,
VETOU LID respectfully call the attention a" his friends and
public his and ell seeetcd stock of Dy
Good Boots Shoes &c Particular attention has been pad
Ladies Dr's Goods. Of every description, style and quality
Ladies In of Silks, can bcsPica with lach or col"r"d
cents to e. % per yarhs stock of Mcfinoos Nous
ns AIpaccas Nc unsurpassed as to price and quai'
largest stock Of Coak SHAW is &c (sone hueD
this nai ket, be found herewith choice
ton of Shaeswhch upon examinatun Will be found
tlvap. Also lot oi Cloths tasslmercs. 4cwlh
good took heavy Wooens lar farm hands, liankes &C.,
liuy invited to give stock an examination
NJ Country Merchants Will do "" II TO III before
gong North. n. tlHiENHElMEK.
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