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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

ANOTHER or THE SANE soRr.-We have alluded
frequently, says the Richmond Whg to the fact that
nearly al the Democratic candidates for Congress at
the North are pledged to the admission of Kansas,
whenever she next presents herself, without regard
to her populaton,-thus trampug under foot the
$1,000 provision of the boosted English bill We
have cited the names Of manyof these Democrats,
and we now call attention to another of our North
err allies Of the same sort.
The Hon Owen JONES' Of Pennsylvania who voted
at the last session Of Congress foethe English biI
lately made speech to his constituents in the course
Of which he said: He believed they tthe people of
Kansas haze a sufficient rote to entitle them to ad
mission as State but iohethet Aeg haze Dr. not, II
they come to the door of the Union with clean hands
having Constitution framed under proper forms,
aud in accordance with Constitutional requirements
10 teouid pot8 for lis admission
Thus one after another Of the Northern Democrat.
who voted for the English bill are pledgipg them.
selves to disregard and nuy the only provision IN Il
worth q straw to the South!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22
Mr.. LINCOLN, or rlb1Nors.

4 ]
Not long since, and on Two Inherent occasions, we
unfinished certain replies made by the Hon. Abraham
! inoo,n of Tlipnfs-tbe only opponent of Douglas
.s,o ~ az s,en.+orbi, ,o H.,
~ the heIce stiusstS ioA '"s P ~" Pr
crossing in that Stafeto certain nterrogatones pro-
pounded by the latter. The responses, which indi-
csta ta character of the Intermediates were that
4. VI tnoaIrS r,os rIoaood /, tba d ohoI;ttor or
~ -,
slavery III Gue blsttSt VI Souuoia auu alSo pleu8eu
to the prohibition of the slave trade between the
different StatesH
IA reforenca n tbo commands vro 4oor,n7 ,,r,,,o
r. oFNA
20 make upon the atrOGlouS sentiments attributed TO
Lincoln, our friends Of the Plaquemine (Tbervile
narishN Ea2attp ana SentinaI nF the 18Th ;pet bor
th;s +,.
X
" course, those VINO sympathiZe with man Of
sueh sentiments as are embraced in the above answers
ltsi " RleIty ssIo.g Anoto9ist' but unlortl,
IN the negative instead of The afirnatrc
In report of the identical speech, which appeared
10 the Delta Of the same date, journal friendly to
III IL 0ug,ts, s Ft[y same extract = gwen, miIn
YoTn which comes agtar & do > in Mr. Ti9eoln's
answers and SO materially alters their sense as to
make nm say that he is not pledged to ne a6ont.9n
y, y, any SaJ ae goeS O stama - Se
Mr. Lincoln anvtbing Int the Black RepubIican The
Crescent would have the world believe he is In fact
from these answers Of Mr. Lincoln and from various
ot4@ts AZ tne same te euay aayorat 70 G L,
Of Mr., Dongas o31nonent than formerlv he VIZ not
even in favor of repeating the Fugitive Slave Law
But We are nGt trying to advocate MI. Lincoln, by
Any t w. nate saa mas GtS GoGe 70 eM,
those Of the Democracy Who d. nat svmnathise With
Mr. Douglas in his present unprecedented canvass in
Illinois we wish it to be distinctly understood, how,
tons IU tb aSt t. 'Dg III
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TAX On ,cilnnrc.

There was considerable activity on the streets yes
terday in the orepart of the day but the day ad
vaneed the usual stagnancy of the season seemed to
rule vet on the evee liyeliness, hustle and anima-
ton seemed to exist 1t could hardly be otherwise
from the large and numerous cargoes of produce re-
ceived the past two days. The receipts Of cotton
Yesterday were, from Bayou Tensas, l604; 0uachita
river, 500 Opelousas, Isl Very good loads for the
time Of year, and which make the receipts since
Sunday III 434 bales against 1879 bales for the cor
responding days last year. The Yicksburg will be
due tonight with another large load so the talk is
that there will be fair supplies on the market, and
opportunities for enlarged selections in the course of
ten days. Private adyioes from New York say that
there are numbers of New Orleans residents in that
city and vicinity waiting for an improvement in the
sanitary condition of our city. We shall have them
on change BY hundreds long, with their pockets
perhaps fall Of orders for cotton and sugar provided
they can negotiate their margin credits and !" blue
edges"
There is a decided improvement in the general
trade Of the CITY Dry goods, groceries, and other
branches present more activity Vessels are arriving
daily with full cargoes from Northern cities and
Europe The folks about the Custom House. after
several weeks Of inactivity and dullness are about to
pc called W order ana 60 10 Work.
One of the most important events Of the month, or
the times, is the announcement that the Louisiana
Tehuantepec Company's steamship Quaker City will
leave thisport for Minatitan on the 9th proximo,
and when the day Of departure does actually arrive
no event Of the age will be Of greater Importance to
our city It will be worth half-dozen Atlantic tele
graph cables, such as the one now reposing SO
snugly and quietly on the bottom Of the Atlantic
The Northern mail brought dates yesterday as late
as aae. The European mails by the Persia will be
fully due here tomorrow. The steamer Niagara, of
the 18th inst. from Liverpool will be due at halifax
tn.dau
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Clothing =!
Clothing !
L. MALARD & CO.,


80
Canal Street, ...
Corner of Old Levee street,
Have Just received and opened large variety of well
selected
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Of the VERY LATEST STYLES which they offer for sale
AT Low PRICES
They have now full assortment Of Clothing Of EVERY
KIND and will continue throughout the season 10 ree, il
by fresh supplies
FANCY CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND vEsrs-Pmin
and with Side Stripes
BLACK AND COLORED CIOTu p ArTOTs avn pDrP
TEES.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED FRENCH CLOTH, PILOT AND
BEAVER RAGLANR
SACS AND OyERCOATS
LONG AND SHORT CLOTH CLOAKs
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS tf all. qualities
FRENCH BLACK DoESKINs AND CASHMERE PANTS
SoLoFEo AND BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE VESTS
AND SIIE VESTS.
COLORED AND BLACK yETyFr ypsrs
GoLoRAD UNION CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND
NESfS-Plain and with Side strfpes
bLAEh UNION CASHMERE COATS PANTS and VESTS
Plain and with Side Stripes
Assorted Goods.
WHITE AND 0oLoRED sHIRTs-For Men and Bows,
y @ y; ~ ~ a r AND CANTON FLANNEL. UNDER
ShlhIs AND pRAWEYs Whit. ana Colorcd Cotton
and Aerino Socks Cayats, Neck Ties, Cashmere Nuns,
stocks Linen and silk Hundkercbiefs Beaver and Cloth
Gloves Ganntlets suspenders, Umbrellas Trunks, Va.
Uses, etc,
INDIA RUBBER oyERcoATs clopks popchoos, Legsns.
Boys Youths and ChiIdren's Clothing.
CoLoRED AND BLACK CLOTH AND CASHMERE pa
TOTS, FTockees, Jackets Pantaloons aud Vests Black
Talmas, etc.
BLACK AND coLoRED SILK VESTS
NB-onr sizes comprise every age from five years up
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street
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r.. CMrUer ComtDunu,g
PATENT IMPROVED COrToNgI

At whose establishment constant supply the water can
always be had in quantities suit purchasers lei 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

HONORABLE CoNDUcr.-A few days since the wife
Of Mr. Williams, of Milford township, Butercounty,
Ohio, found an old Spanish halfdollar in closet Of
the homestead and soon after lot containing $500
in cid Spanish silver coin, MIR. Williams Immediately
restored the money to the heirs of Che former owner
five in number, Who in return, presented Mr. W. and
bis IadY with $3.50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER p, 1858.
arGlark = Co.'S Express has our thanks for late
papers ahead Of the mail.
We are indebted also to Mr.. Eugene German for
similar fayors
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The African Labor supply.


The arrangements are going on for supply Of
the one hundred dollar apprentices which are to com
pete with the thousand dollar hands Of the South in
the productions of tropical America. This cheap
supply Of labor under the auspices Of the strongest
maritime nations of Europe may, in ten years, says
the Washington States produce great results in our
Southern limits, both in the way Of rival production
and in the establishment of free negro barrier to
Southern expansion Francois pertecting the scheme
on magnificent scale and ler press states exultngly
thatitts big nth results Of incacuabie Importance
10 The flag and colonies of The empiTe.n
The Paris Patrie announces, continues our Federal
city contemporary that new French naval station is
tobe created, to be called the Station Of the Eastern
Coast of Africa. The headquarters of this station
will be the isle Of Reunion, from which point it will
be in communication with the French establishments
at Nossi Be, Mayotte, Madagascar, the Mozambique
Canal, the Persian Gulf and the African and Asatic
possessions Of the lmaum of Muscat. Captain de
YaEsean Feuriot de Langle of the rstcass corvette
La CordeeTee, recently built at L'Orient, will com
mand the division appointed to this station which is
expected to put to in the first fortnight Of Septem
bern
We would state, by way of conclusion that the OBJ.
jeet OF the English Government in importing Chinese
Coolies, and the object of the French Government in
importing African Apprentices is to employ their
labor in the production of cotton-the main object.
we mean. tits cheaper if anything, to import Cool
les than it is African apprentices There is no doubt
that many Of the Islands of the Southern seas are
admirably adapted forthe growth Of cotton. Neither
is there any reasonable doubt but that large portions
of the continent of Africa are equal to the best sec
tons Of the cotton region the South forthe culture
Of the great and indispensable staple. All that is re-
qutred to relieve the countries named from the abso-
lutte dependence upon the South, under which they
now labor, for a supply of the raw material, without
which they cannot conduct their manufacturing
establishments Or get along at ALL is sufficient mum.
her Of laborers suited to the soil and climate man
aged with proper skill aud energy In the event that
success crowns the efforts that are being made, we
woald ask our cotton planters to reflect upon the
point whether the labor of their thousand dollar
hands can probably compete with that Of the one
hundred dollar hands of France and England? III
this simple question there may be grcatdeal of mat
ter worthy the protoundest consideration on their
part
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

For CALIFORNIA BY THE TEHUANFEPEc ROUTE
A new and short route to California will be open to
the public next month; that by way Of the Tsthmus
Of Tehuantepec, by which travellers leaving this city
can get to San Francisco in fifteen days. The fine
sde.whee steamship Quaker City, Capt. shufeldt is
to take her first departure on the morning Of Wed
neaday Oct. 9th, for Minattlan. There passengers
will take the steamer saehit and ascend the Gotta
eoalcas river to the head of navigation. From that
point stages will finish the transit to Venosa, on the
Pacific, where the Pacific steamship will take them
up and land them at San Francisco The q S mails
are to go by this route and viii be altogether worthy
The attention Of the travelling public. The office of
the Louisiana Tehuantepec Company, under whose
auspices the new route is 10 open is at NG45 Caron-
delet street. We call attention to the advertisement
in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22
RsealaOUed
FROM Is 10 II royal sTREE7

supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMP ACME, in quarts
and pin continually hand which equal to the best has
comes 70 is market also other brands of inferior qualify
RTr GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AFa 4
CHOIR SHERRY. SPARKLING and STILL. HagR3 ola and Z
Fine PORT VINE, MADEIRA aud SHERRY WINEs8@
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the vintage OF 1895 1898 and 1905
aud other bGn0ds WHISKY ofaI1deseponsSc5te Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER IA pin aud quarlaa
Also ION hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will on ~ reasonable terms aB am
other house in the city.
sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
dT 2pl7 M II straaA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

PRoMorED.-Br \. Friend, of Tuscaloosa, has been
elected Professor Of Natural Sciences in the Howard
eollege,at Marion. Alabama, The Observer bestows
high praise upon bis qualifications.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

No, 81 MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER or GRAy1ER,
Have received by steamship Black Warrior dec. from their
OWN AAErFACToRE very LARGE and CHOICE as
s2rtment Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

The LAST FASHION Ladies Getting their Hair
Cropped. The Milwaukee Wisconsin, Of the 10th in
sant, says To give some idea as to how the croppy
style Of hair cutting is spreading amongst the ladies'
in the city, one Of our BARRIERS says he has cropped
three hundred and thirty ladies within the past three
months, There seems to be perfect rage on the
subject with our young ladies'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

MAoKINAC FlsHERTEs.-A correspondent Of the
Toledo BladeWritng from ackinac, states that about
six hundred men are employed upon the fisheries
mostly Indians and half breeds, and abnnt two hun.
bred boats and Eve vessels IN carrying the fish nom
the fishing grounds to Maclinac. The fish trade this
season has been poor and the catch this year will not
exceed sixteen thousand barrels. Last year It was
nineteen Thousand five hundred Total number of
barrels Of fsh exported in five years, eighty.fopr
thousand Eve hundred. Aggregate value, $638 500.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

NAVAL The United States steam frigate Pow.
hatan, Captain g. 3. Pearson, the flagship Of Com.
modoro Tatnall, arrived in the Gulf of Peehee, from
Shanghai, on the 18th Of June, The steam frigate
Minnesota, Captain s. T. Du Point was also in the
Gulf The steam higate Mississippi, Captain VIM,
O. Nicholson, was at Hong Kong, to take in coal and
provisions, from whence she goes to Japan where the
Powhatan will go after the troubles with China are
arranged. The gig Of the Minnesota was upset along.
side OF the PoBhatan, June Z, by which two sailors
lost their Ves-viz; Bisp and Jones, the last named
from phiadenhia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

a BRUTAL FArHER.-The Beevle TO- W. IN.
dependent says that, on the 9TH instant, Martin
sweeny, residing at that place, went home in state
of intoScation and beat his family in most brutal
manner disabling his wife, and causing the instant
death Of his son Peter, aged six. A coroner's jury
found verdict of " manslaughter against sweeny,
who was lodged in jail to await a trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22
The Eastern Clarion,

S, Z. 4DAHS......... vnFroE
WEEKtY NEWSPAPER, asyIas aI,r-4srsirep1stis,
Of any Country newspaper in the south very respgettv
offered rs "Hu yeT.isn2 Eedum tge Merchants Of Nav Of
cams.
orleEsieI advertising efnr the CRESCENT OFFICE, 7g
be EanegHHflz !sleuiEa lie
Ra@FRANk A. Ssrlzrr azaae fer Hsu cr.asas Ia n
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SaUG1s y Co.'s EOEEeI'tCS
n z L II NJ d II a NJ ~
SWAN 4 co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL, WI
OUT INTERRUPTION
swan q Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,

Swan * Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
aG-The late attempt to inure firm has shown that
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY, hut Prizes are PAID
PUNCTUALI,Y aRd that our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will he drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery OF Georgia. each
Of their Single Number for September 1855
AUGUSTA, Georgia. public under tho suppntendenco Of
Commissioners
Glass "a Draws Saturday, September %.
ON THE PLAN or SINGLE NUHBEHs
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY NINE TICKETS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

A DANGEROUS sLAyG,-The Selma {Ala.) Sentinel
says that Mr. Alfred Adams, Of Shelby county while
lying asleep in his room few days ago, was ut.
lacked by one Of his female slaves, armed with an AZ
She made blow at his head completely cutting off
the chin, and then fed. IT was thought that Mr.
Adams would recover, but Of course must be fright
fully disfieured for life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

MURDER or A PATRoL--rhe Koseiusko gIfss.)
Chronicle states that on the night of the ed ult.,
Mr., Thomas R. Kreibs a worthy citizen of New
Prospect, Winston county, was killed under very
mysterious circumstances while in the discharge of
his duty as Captain Of the Patrol on the plantation
OF Df. R, D. Brown. He had chastsad or was at-
tempting to chasse some of the slaves on the place
who had given him some impudence, when he sud-
denly disappeared as slso did several of the slaves
and when he made his appearance again to his com
pany in few moments, he had been struck on the
head by some person persons fracturing the skull
ina dreadful manner He lived about twenty hours
but could give no account of who assaulted him ex.
eept that he was struck from behind Several ne.
groes have been apprehended, charged with the
crime, and are in Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

sTrUATios WANTED,-A gentleman who can give
good references ahes tuatonas salesman or Jaokeeper
sea advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF sAFEs
-ASu-
BANK LOCKS.
]. G. NEWCOMB, Agent,
feI7 2ptf NJ, On fs5.4s strsat IS
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BOOTS, Shoes ogsa Rroqana.
EV'aU Paper! yE"nW Paper

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9sSaF1SSes'7a Furniture gEIGrer0Ospas
WILLIAM Fl. STEWART,
At Nos. III and l73 Canal street. Mr., 0r,oc,.
Hasjustreceiyed from the ruanufactory beautf stool
splendid MAHOGANY ARMo1Rs ana EEDsTEADs in a.
ditlonts hshitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsing EVERYTHING in his line az business Parts,
"SnnF anything in hi'ne, will end to their advantage to
s'SeAia cali before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
se-U 5p6&IiM III and l72 Canal street.
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nl25 9ptf
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V1'GN Pepper! FE9olI E1aperg

SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
Il 2ply Nozi7 Il val IN
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.lgor,atnq So. Ctnn,. store.

Nc. locANP STREET,
L FL + ODORE DE La CRUZ,
Proprietor.
~ THE BEST BRANDS or CIGARS ALWAYS on
HAND. yn5, 5,g
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Young MEMS
CHI RIsTIAN ASsO CITATION

young ,HeEa78
CIT PTETTAnr
: q : : y N ]
Applications for relief in eases Of yellow ryr ~ Ia
the Rooms in the Bible IT,l io7 ,f ''y 1s g.s az
ing Drug stores: 2z'''' u q, me follow
Dr. MOEaH corner TcI,or,ft,,l,s ,I ,,,,
SON civ. INNS ''1 jazz streets, Jeter-
.tr 0s 'o'N ROBERT corner Washington and Magazine
Dr John # p0pr r,-r,- T,-..,,
mr. p TT-pyt-,, ,,..' 7'.'' al" jackson streets
ca-#nar, a'''''" a'e'=' 0et"eea Fht.p and
~ : II ,+rr,r-r
-, ~, S'uEF NteA@Re and Felicity Streets.
Dr. g TII-RFyg \ n $3.50.
eo,,r,[z ~ -9e' e"ge iNi leao9PItoHlas streets.
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90 FIevia street,
Nsyu nr1nauE

New Oreans, March l5 1853
have used Coins KapeFapeum clls and fever and
has ened me eHrely believe will when every thing
else fails. a, ". SMITH
kpygD
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.z4freG .W5z,,goe s. 20.


No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET CORNER or GRAy1Ea,
Have received by steamship Black Warrior direct from their
OWN NAEUFACToRg, very LARGE and CHOICE as
sortmentof
CLOTHING
n WIS xFEA-G5 q O oos,
FOR MEN,
BOYS AND
CHILDREN,
Among the above stock are a full assortment of
BLACK aud coLoRED CLoTH FRocKs
BUSINESS FANCY CAss SUITS, 10 match.
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE PANTALoOys.
DRESS AND school CLOTHING for Boys.
PATENT YOKE sHrRTs-syery size and quality.
SHAKER FLAENEE SHIRTS, Drawers and IIaf Hose.
RUBBER GOODs-alI descriptions
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and UMBRELLAS
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
SEQ 2p6t 81 MAGAZINE street, corner Greyier
En1brOiderjes 01'd Dress Goods!
Just RE0EIvED-sEPTs ~
De LANES at 25cf NERIN0Es at Soc.
PLAIDS al 35c! BAREGEs at 2Oc.
GALIc0Es VI 10c, rIfTRTIEF at I0c.
FLAENELs atS0c
ENBRoIpERIES-At Great Bargains.
CLQAES-At G real Rafgaius-
LADIES' AND CtIILnRE&'S STT0ES-A 3reat Bargains
All gust received FROM AUCTIoN-boueht nj GREAT
SACRIFICES. For sale at
S. B, CHURCHILL.S,
SEQ 2pf OF Apollo aud Eralo streets.
Calpettatgs. Cay,peStngs.
TODD & CO.,
No. 100 Canal street, near Royal,
TOERn BUILDIEGS
WIN receive per steamer cabawba and ships BELLE Of the
Ocean, Forest King Northampton rrm9ucOar and Maid Of
Orleans, large aud splendid assortment Of
WILTON, ADMINISTER
MEDALLION NELVETS.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
a-PtY aud INGRAM
CARPETENGS AND RUGS,
ABOUT $4,000 WORTII
OF which was obtained FROM the ASSIGNEE or AN IN
SOLHENT CONCERN,
Alta VERY GREAT REDUCTION from cost Of in,porta.
ton, aud viii be solo such prices all will acknowledge are
Great Bargains!
An idea may he formed by the following prices
BRU SsELs CARPETS, New Patterns ST cents
81 Il to 81 25-Fomer prices, 81 Is
NELtErS, - to j 10 2gjto 10
WILTON 200 80
MED ALLIoS yELyETs, s. % 900
SEQ 2p6t
RhnRdoSst.sa
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Ai0TICE-WE WOULD INFORM OUR FRIENDS aud
~ iha public generally hRt CONTINUE ne CITY -
PRESS, aud will the MOBILE aud ia + SFEA HERS
usual -
goods marked consigned c7re giI he receive
'H1 IFitN9fEd. = 375iAt. EbEA : 55i.EHEf-@
@Hlo 81 1.=p street.
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.BGRases R. TRon,g,so,,.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. Al BROADWAY, fnour Caral streetN NEW YQl
ivI9 Pot
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-23

NORTH-CAROLINA FORM.BOOK,...THIS
~ day published by H. ID. TURNER, a new and c,,m-
pete Edition of the NORTH-CAROI.INA FORM-BOOK.
and greatly enlarged containing three hundred
and pages Royal II no. acing many forms
not found in former Editions Printed on good PAPER and
substantially bound in laid calf 1t contains Forms Of
all Those Legal instruments which people have occasion to
useand furnishing also Guide Justices of the Peace
Sheri Clerks Constables Coroners School Committees
&c. &C. Compiled from the best sources. being i'm.
provement on all works of the kind formerly in use and
intended a companion to "CANTWELL'S JUSTICE"
To which are added the Constitution of and
OF tue United States account of the principal Officers Of
Furnished at the unparalleled low price of One Dollar
being the cheapest book offered for sae) When
sent by mall eat charge of IL will be required
to cover Postage liberal discount to those who buy
sell again. - =
Published and sold wholesale and RETAIL by Henry D.
Turner, the North Carolina Book Store: and by J. B.
Lippincot Co., and Hayes Zell Philadelphia and by
A. s. Barnes & Co., New York -
Raleigh. April TO- l>53. 29-tf