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The Sailing of the Harriet Lane.

Since the surrender of the United States revenue
cutter Aiken to the Seeessionists by her com
mander, Lieut.. Coste, public expectation has been
directed towards the United States revenue
steamer Harriet Lane as the vessel most likely to
be called into service for any purposes for which
an armed vessel of the Government might be re-
quired at Charleston, and it was yesterday an
nounced by telegraph from Washington that this
vessel was to be dispatched to Charleston with
sealed orders. In anticipation of some sudden
orders, Captain Faunce has had the bankers of the
Harriet Lane filled with coal, and everything placed
in readiness to move promptly at the order of the
Government.
This vessel, however, is sde-Wheel steamer,
and would be comparatively powerlegs at Charles
ton without proper supply of coal. AS she can
carry only about ten days supply, half of which
would be exhausted in reaching Charleston, she
would soon have no coal unless a cargo were sent
TO some convenient point for her use, and, as she
could not enter Charleston harbor to recruit, she
would be compelled to go to Wilmington or SaVar-
nah for that purpose, which would require two or
three DAYS al least If it is intended that she shall
be stationed off the port of Charleston to collect
the revenue or to inspect the papers OF any vessels
attempting to leave that port she could only guard
the main ship channel leaving nnguarded two
other entrances through which vessels of light
draft could pass without molestaton.
The moral eitecto Of her presence at the mouth of
| Charleston larbor however, it is believed, would
be very salutary in restraining any imprudent ac-
| ton on the part of the Seceders. One thing is
certain, Capt Faunce has never been found want
| ing in any position he has been placed and may
be firmly relied on to sustain the good name Of the
Government under whose flag he has so long been
enlisted. The present armament Of the Harriet
Lane consists Of four "a pound Dahlgreen howit-
zers and one 80 pound swivel gun, capable of throw
| ing solid shot or shell. Her armament may be
somewhat increased to render her more formidable
in resisting attack
List If Officers Of Tie Harriet Lane,-John
Faunce, Captain; D. Q. Constable, First Lieutenant
and Executive officer; D. D. TompkiHs, Second
Lieutenant; A. R. Abercrombie, Third Lieutenant;
| j. II. Hatcher, Fourth Lieutenant; j. r. Dryburg
| Chief Engineer; Walter Scott, Assistant Engineer
| G. g. Dale, Assistant Engineer; F. Fl. Pusiter, AS
| sistant Engineer. The number on board, all told
| is so men. New York Times
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The salzare 81 nc AIanama Eortg.

The Mobile Regstero Of Sunday has the following:
We have been often asked what we think of the
events of Thursday night. We reply, IL is simply
an act Of treason against the Government Of the
United States. You disapproye of it, then?o
Not at all for it is treason to a Government which
the people of the State have determined to over
throw, and we see no force in . scrnple that dis
tingnishes between the guilt or innocence OF the
same act to DO done to-day OF next Week. What
has happened at Charleston was an admonition to
the Governors of the States already resolved upon
secession, which could not be unheeded. 1t were
folly to run the risk of the occupation Of the forts
ordinance of secession would have been to assault
them and the immediate etlusion of blood. II we
are to have war to coerce the seeding States, we
prefer that the Federal Government should begin
IT. 1t is not certain that that Government will use
force to recover these forts. II they were occu-
pied by the Federal troops it is certain that the
State would have been obliged to use force to take
them.
The chances of collision are, therefore, dnlin.
ished by the act. Those who doubt the policy Of
Thursday acts, do not realize the situation OF at
fairs. We are, for veal or for woe, ! IN the midst
of reVolutiun,n and it is the duty OF eyery good
and by whom we were placed there, but to put his
shoulder to the wheel and carry his State triumph
antly through it. There are frequent occasions in
life when audacity is prudence. This is one OF
| them and upon the same principle by which we
Justify Maj. Anderson, as an officer of the United
States In concentrating his force at Fort Sumter,
do we fully justify Gov. Moore in taking possession
of the strong points of offence and defence within
| the State of Alabama. Ii he had awaited the &C.
ton of our Convention and then should have found
the forts in the possession of the Federal Govern
ment, those who now find fault with him for his
forecast would be ioudest in condemniBg his mac
| tiYity aud delay. We only hope that Georgia,
Mississippi Florida and Louisiana have done the
same thing.
The Evening News furnishes the following par
| teulars Of the seizures
Acting under the Goyernor's orders, at II o'clock
on Thursday night tho following companies, de-
tailed for that service, embarked a steamer for
Fort Morgan the Cadets, Captain Sands the Flu
siliers, Lieutenant Emrck commanding the INDIE
pendent Rifles, Captain Stikes, and the Artillery,
Captain Ketchnm. Steaming down the bay they
arrived at the fort about O'Clock and quietly oe,
cupied it, its only garrison being an ordinance
sergeant ana his family. and alaborer or so. Tho
fort is now held BY the greater portion of the force
which took possession, about two hundred men
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.Resy Style OF photographs.

CLARK, AT 1o1 CANAL STREET.,
Having reaed his Saloon in fine STYLE is prepared
mako fine GARD PHOTOGRAPH unsurpassed by any
made in Europe this country Ambroypes, Photographs,
snd Daguerreotypes of all sizes and styles
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing their Lenesses to
their friends for Holiday Present would do we'll call and
examine the Gard Photograph do 2p1m
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On Monday, the 7th inst at minutes to o'cck P. NJ,
NICuLOEO j. W. KURC2fN
His friends and his brother W H. Kurczyn
specflly invited attend his funeral This afternoon at
O'clock from tho ideuce his brother No. eos Bnronne
street, between Calliope and Clio.
At his residence in the parish Of rone CnupGo on Sunday
Dec 80 1860 Col. ANTHONY ANDERSON, i'll the 5Tth year
of his age.
Col Anderson enave of Kentucky bu for the las
cneen years has been resident of this StRc.
hSNBrandrcth'sP iils-The use OF these Pills
ADD TO OUR VITALITY thus enabling the AC-
TIoN OF DISEASE.
The way which effected may be interesting pro-
fessiona men yet is net of of consequence
or woman in search of health. They want know WHAT
MEDICINE CURES, not how it cures.
CoST1yENEss AND DIZZINESS CURED.
New York, April s. 1860.
Dr. B. Brandteh Dear Sir In the spring of 1858 had the
misfortune break my thigh in consequence of which my
stituon greatly debtacd and suffered with great
costiveneSs attended with dizziness severe pain head
side and oppression of the heart attended by
physicians Of this city for three years obtaining
lief and had despaed of till finally Induced try
your Pills. which almost insanity relieved me- and in a
time completely restored my health. consider them the
medicine in the world. Yours, truly,
JAMES MURPHY, $50 West street.
Price % per box Principal Office 29f Canal street.
New York. Sold by j. WRIGHT & CO., Nos q and ISL
Chares street. and by all respectable dealers medicines
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EFExperEence teaches ua that deItcaey
many females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life. That objection obvated in the
Of sr James Csrkes Female Pills. prepared after the
crpon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
nd and well known be the only and safe remedy
female difficulties and distractions from any cause" They
bosentn bottle containing so pills free by enclosing IL
and ak postage stamps to any agent.
General for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
RY j. WRIGHT CO., Nov Orleans. Wholesale Agents,
ALL sold by all respectable Druggists. fe9 2ply&W
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M AZ r. r. T Il ID :

y the Rev Father Cauvn, MATT. W. JOYCE to Miss
LOUISE KEREL,
young friends ve best wishes FOR their happnes
and prosperity and shall hack wishes by underwriting
good uck the piece of bridecake have
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08

MeW 0rERk # morrow The divine lit
aie Patti makes her last appearance IL this city il
Ehe oHera III lie E farbiere de seElle.1 In cont
snee III lie request 81 \ large number Of the
audience who attended The representation Of this
setefa last week. she viii repeat on this occasion
sShe celebrated ssTondo finale from In somnam-
G,sa This il III itself worth the pains ofan attend
al tic operas SO early, if you wish to engage
sssaNes..
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nlssofHqI0s oF GOPARrsERsIIIP. ~ The we'll
lssewn auction firm of Montgomery 3 smith has
neen aissoEved by tlle death of Mr.. Fl. w. Smith.
it'll Il, If. Montgomery Win Hindup the affairs Of
saassa Dill concern, and eontinne the auction and
@asaEanaissian business ON his own account.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08

5fslsrAS LEts1oN igader General Palfrey's
ssdeE Ia this Legon Wilt be found in another coli
Hslla directing parade to-day in CONNIE moration
81 Ae glorious victory of 1915.
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GorE Lopsa, i o. q. 4. The installation Of
IiseFs of ibis lodge viii take place tomorrow
alight. ii full attendance Il desirable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08

asaos EeAs' CnatpnES's BALL. Tomorrow
syeaing another 81 Prof. Vegas delightful chill
saren's balls VII come Oh at Odd FELLOWS Hall,
begiaaing at haEpast o'cloek- Nobody under
.sstalds better thsf Pref Vegas how TO make the
schitarah enjoy themselves; every ball that be
iges becomes an ora in he lives Of his pupils.
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Esrs TsEAsuRRs's NorieE. We direct the at.
ssation III ouE readers to the notiee published in
sstr columns this morning by HI. Adam Giffen,
city Treasurer Prompt payment Of taxes will
IA NH xueIse.
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Have opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of The above named
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
1t in part Of Gents silk and Fur DRESS, BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Youths' Boys and
Chldrens zoUAyE and CHAssEUR CAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety.
N. B.-MIITARY CAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity
Gentenen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and promptitude n26 2p2mcod
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III ass FaR THE pRPHA ia fly ladies' and gen
aieen assisted bg the orchestra of the New Opera
House, will perform Mozarts celebrated Twelfth
zssss Al Qua Fellows Hall on the 2aa inst for the
heneEif 81 ST. yineentis Orphan Asylum. This will
De an opportunity to hear one Of the most snbli1ne
ssseecg d sacred music ever composed performed
iii iioat perfect manner, and al lovers OF music
afossId not fail to attend BY doing this they will
psos only enjoy themselves bntrelieye Che neces-
ssiliss III one q The most needy asgiums in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
AT Cost, for Cnsh Only!

This Stock Nil descriptions Of materials for Negro
Wear Blankets Shecngs Shngs Linen Goods. Silks De
aine 2ernoe Prints Gnghhms BRreges Robes orgndies
Jaconets White Goods, Conks, Menlas ASaws, Puasos,
Hosiery Gloves Mts IncCs Embroderies Corsets Skirts
Cloths (Ssimercs, SHGts, Jeans Dlings, Fhnnels etc.
ETC., in any quantity to suit The purchaser, ut MUCH
LOWER prices than at any other establishment.
The public assured TINT offer few articles in
stock low price and reimburse Ourselves by high prices
other goods, but that
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BeseshRsysess, Eesgis s. Co.,

1l6 .....,.... CANAL STREET. ......... 1l6
Being extremely DESTROYS to converthei Stock into CASH
are Offering their ent' assortment Of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
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mT- hssvertiseinenfs inserted at the usual rates 4
u assai dAasn made % regular advertisers
sssae SyesHsIy Crescent Is published every saeF'
sass sset,inss Subscription, 50 -inTafahy in advance
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Tiss RAcE 10 DAY The sport at the Metairie
to-day promises 70 be good being four mile heats
Far Club purse Of $1,000. The entries are as fol
xssv d. ]. Wells, sIiacle JET by Lscomte out of
asns Iaadle s. Minors sone', BY Wagner out
IL Glencoe IA. K. Richards Magenta, By ork7
s,ire evs " Miriam; H. B. Foley's Lightning by
gton oat ef Blue Bonnet The race will come
on d B o'clock, nnless postponed on account Of
wsatter, III which case a pennant will be displayed
from Tie Sf. Charles Hotel.
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as-rne Usual Isesult-Green Island, N. r.,

March G, 1858.
Mr. w. H. Hagan have used your Hair Gooring with
ceept effect 1t fully restored hair which was cutie grey
to lis color hicke1iDg it up much Ny wife has
also used it, restored her hair giving it new life
Respectfully, j, l. GooDELL.
Remember that this result produced by Heimsees In
Iiabe the original only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price 80 cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere,
W. e. HAGAN CO.. Proprietors, Troy, n. Y.
Sold by WRIGHT Co. 81 and lJl Ghartres street New
Orleans die 2plp&W
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CosT1yENEss AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Southern Rights association
OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, December s. 1860.
From and after this date the book containing the Constitu
ton will be open for signatures the Office Association
OLD DELTA BUILDING, No 76 Camp street. between the
hours of A. N. and P. NJ, daily. By order of
az 2ntF w C. G. CT AJR0RNE
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--latest from, Texas.

EXCITE MEET IN GALyEsToN
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sillery Cabinet, Imperial and Vim Angais. In qua
and half pints, for sale by the principal 0roeers a
Dealers. II
R8~Orders for direct importation received by
S. D. GRATfAA Is co.,
rIo Dp1r rne ,,,,ti.,
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sss@ We ere indebted TO Sutterly's news agency
vi. Gaaries ITofel. for copy Of the N. y. Herald
iii tie I'D, and the last number Of Wilkes Spirit.
sasss to tho Southwestern Express Company for
a8atts Tsxas gf,apers.
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Perfection or light /!

Perfection OF Eight!
COAL OIL AND LAM S.
just received, at the
lamp and Oil Emporium,
CHARTERS STREET.
Fer Steamship DeSotO,
THE MOST MAGNIFtCENT STOCK
COAL OH. LAMPS,
Ever brought into this market embracing all Newest and
Richest patterns both of Americas Bohemian manufacture,
comprising
ELEGANT PARLOR LAMPS.
CHAMBER AND KITCHEN LAMPS,
HALL AND SIDE LAMPS.
SUSPENSION LAMPS, and
CHANDELIERS-For Coal Oil.
Rendering our assortment (Which only complete in
this city infinitely superior any other in the South and equal
10 any in tho United States; while
Extremely Low Prices
present all opportunity of securing these unrvaed
uminNtor prices which place them within the reach of
all. Also, hand, immense supply of all the best
KEROSENE. PARAFFINE AND COAL OILS
Paradine Candles,
And everything upperaining the Lamp and Oil Trade.
For sae wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
Fl. G. COVERT,
Prices TO Sail t5se TTmses.
PETERSON g. HAIR RIS JON.
Corner Canal and Magazine streets.
oVERCo ATs!! OVERCOATs!!
Gvercouts-Overcoats-O
Our Large Stock Of
OV Il G . ATS,
ARE OFFERED AT COST FOR CASH, to Reduce Stock.
Blne Beaver OVERLOAD At s12 TO Sis.
Black Cloth and Cashmere ovERCo ATs-s1Ot 10 sl2.
Ribbed Beaver ovERCOATs-SIO.
Fancy Tweed oyERCoATs-98
Blue Pilot ovERCoATs-&6 tos7.
n9g-Call and examine at
PERSON & HARRISO
MAGAZINE STREET.
ja7 2p3t Corner Canal street.
Christmas
NEW AIRS TTCLEs
For Presents!
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA VASES.
PARIAN CHINA VASES.
| SILVER PLATED TEA SETS
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS
SILVER PLATED CUPS, for Children.
| PAINTED CHINA CIGAR STANDS,
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS.
| TAINTED AND GILT CHINA CANDLEsTICKs.
SILVER PLATED SPOON HOLDERS,
| For sale at the
HoUSE-FUR NISHIN STO r T
SAMUEL E. BIOOIiE & CO.,
d2f 2ptf MoTuThsa No. 40 CAMP STREET.
Robert Esiaki5s
WOULD AGAIN INF RM HIS FRIENDS,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
| THAT his assortment Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
| GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS,
Is New Large and Complete, embracing every article
| his line of trade.
R5~Citilerg and Strangers calling at his
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
Il and I5...........CANP STREET ..........13 and
| Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel,
viii find everything suitable to ter wants, manufacture
and selected will. great care IAGNIFICENCE and taste.
ROBERT PITKIN,
| nI7 2pf 10 and Camp street.
Suz7crb F'ta'eaOOrEs :
F.. & l.. p I. f + E t
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ca NO. Va CAMP STR 1i 2 r
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ussrly subscriptions, Sd b the Week, % Gents.
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2p1y General Agents IS Broadway, NV III rs
champagne /!

GTEAS. FARE, LATE MAX SUTAlNE 4
Rheims,
PurveyorB to the Courts of France, Spain and Pfusa
the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
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MIssrssIprr The following dispatch fromJack-
non, Mss, e. 4 commercial house of this city, re-
ceiTed yesterday evening, il from perfectly reli-
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sessxfs' q Crow AsB pREss TniAIaIlNG Messrs,
Aa,isee and Royal streets adyeriise
an ssiee or these COOS Weadsise
IA i'd ntensn glve ii call when in need OF such
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08

GSosy CASE TgAgrRoe As.- Merchants needing
M ioN easss find argeassortment at the
M George fsinan; Aicssrs. Wilson Taas'-
1e.s sess tFy establishment, ~. 50 caual street.
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Mr. r. q. Tidmarsh, Of South Carolina, who
reached this city yesterday from Galveston by the
steamship. 0rizaba to Berwick's Bay and by the
#opelousas Railroad to this city, has given us a
copy Of Z Die Union Of Saturday last; a German
paper printed in Galveston. In ode Union " o.
that day was published the following, in English
the first publication in our language ever seen il
that paper:
TCorrespon iauce of the Galveston Union
A FOURTH LETTER FRoM-oNE OF THE PEOPLE.
Not one of the Politicians)
q She fed before the danger came,
Though doubly shielded, still she fed,
And while we sorrow DER her shame,
We never can be driv'n or led
Tie follow her misguided course
Desertion's bad, and Treason's worse.
Our cause is just, our arm is strong,
Though foes appeared, we could not fly.
We may redress each real wrong;
At least It's manlier far to try.
Farpublic or for private ends,
We never can desert orr friends.
Honor forbids we must obey,
Our plighted faith we shall maintains
Come good or i'll we choose to stay.
Upon our shield there is no stain.
No fancied gain is worth the cost
OF tarnish'd fame-of honor LOST
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fasEso,s, Jan. The Convention organized to-
s5sy, ana resolutions in favor of secession We're
gtssed {sitls0fs Il decision.
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AgoqnER HosfE ENTERrEIsE The establishment
w ssnufactefes e. he rage Just new and
little but chat very few years orr ogres
I'M sisip nearly al ths nthone. We direct aitef
8soA filg advertisement &C the IeieRn Chemical aad
Y sasa ea. geks os r .ges which Will be found 10
at eoiuaa. Every variety Of Is manufactured II ms
staataeat If qua equal 10 The choicest brands q
a n N0fslers nAkcana in sufficient 70 FuFply any
s4s,as gs hope t41 orr gfecera dealers in peumes
Il III e Ills nian letor mind ANA pairoaize whenever
An oq,5satlluits oilers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08

Il = shooting uatter in Springfield llls 70 bite
- rat's ear Of. Afelow named Lloyd, who had
Zoo slsslch Christmas whisky in him tried II In q
livery stable, and thereby made one Watkins mad.
nigh words ensued, and Lloyd fired three shots
sxosa Il revolver at Watkins, one Of which passed
GhfDugh his hat, and another grazed his body.
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.5gEttteagv CEotIsiaag .lEgaalasfs

: H. HAMBURGER, No. St. Charles stsss
Having made extensive arrangements, is prepared
all orders for the above Goods with dispatch Unexe
references given, ifreqnred.
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Destruction of a German Aoolaton Printing o.dte
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Boots, Shoes yssG E2'Ogass
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Dltching BOOB
BRoGANS; Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Ssai
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New III
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j. b. SEssoa E,sltor ana Proprletor.
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H. Anderson native of Kentucky, bu for the last
en- years has been resident of this State
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EssMfgus2oS OF MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS IN
a6ass The Bay State Mil. at North
lass lYhieh manufactures negro hoes for
fae South, has commenced running on three
faFEhs time One of the cotton mills at Salisbury
ilage Aaa commenced - run three.fonrths time
~ East Abington one Of the largest boot and
sh9e manufacturing firms dismissed two.thirds Of
Eleit last week also, there has been very
marked reduction III The aumber Of workmen en-
sss0ved lii Mafbiehead and other towns in that vi
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ENTIRE STOCK is All cosTy

ENTIRE STOCK is AT COsTy
Customers have additional benefit here, in the fact that
they are NOT TEMPTED BY HANDSOME GOODS AND
Low PRICES,
To Get IN Debt;
for, by the REAL CASH SYSTEM which have inaugu-
and from which there instance deviation
buy than they conveniently pay for
they have The dealer for losses made by
bud debts, which, by the
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d2T 2lltf
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Is always dono-TIIoSE WHO DO PAY,
Paying for Those who DO Not Pny!!!!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,
Who visiting city for the purpose buying Dry Goods
will find
A Great Advantage,
before making their selection in visiting establishment
posting themselves on the
CASH PRICES
at which we are selling We are daily supplying retail
purchasers with
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
At
MUCH LOWER PRICES
Than Goods Sold for Time the best paper and
would be we'll fol those who have
Cash Facilities,
10 know what pce they paying for credit before awaiting
themselves Of il.
Rs-Ou STOCK and PRICES viii be readily exhibited 10
those who wish to
RS=INvESTIG.tTE +Ga
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
l16 Canal street.
ia7 2ptf Near the Clay Statue