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Important to the People.

A. w. TRAPS.
DEALER IN FUNITCRE,
West Side Fayetteville Street,
Ne1t to lkdhler's Jeacel'y Store and opposite the
Market,
INVITES ATTENTION FROM CITY AND
country to his large and elegant stock of furniture,
on hand and to arrive consisting of complete
chamber Sets, Mattresses of various designs and
qualities, suitable for Cottage or Palace. His
supply of SOFAS, PARLOR, DINING ROOM
and OFFICE CHAIRS, &C., DC, is not excelled
in the State.
DERTAKING
He respectfully announces that he has added to
his other busiE ess, that of Undertaking, and Is
now ready to supply those who may require them,
Coffins of any desired quality. He has the best
material for woodwork elaborate silver plain
mountings, plating, ETC., and new HEARSE, OF
modern pattern and finish. He is therefore in con-
dtion to furnish everything requisite for funeral
occasions and will attend to all orders for his
vices, in this line, with promtitnle.
October, Goth. 95-u
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CONSTANTLY ON HANDi

TRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, BACON,
~ Pickle Pork, Lard, Flour, Meal, Cheese,
Crackers Salt Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, &C., 6c.,
which will be sold cheap. .5 -.sll -fg.
Try the New Store, goise
and see if a change will not prove beneficial.
You can find us, East of Market Square lGl
. E. j. PARRISH q co.
Raleigh, Nov 10, 1867. 101-n.
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NTORTH.CAROLINA,
IN DAVIDSON COUNTY. {
F. 'ro,,rt Of Tnuitv Snr;no Term 1897

IN DAVIDSON COUNTY ia
Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1857
The Townsville as Bank Bill to close the busi-
,r ,:a, vs, =. Al, ness of the Thomas
The %somssui11r 0rediHrs Rank Q, the vile Bank.
Tn this case it is ordered by the Court that ad-
-ertisemeht be made in the Raleigh Standard,
,aleigh Sentinel aud Greensboro Iatriot, for the
b redifors of the Townsville Bank to present
.eir claims, within the next twelve months, to
L. Lee Commissioner of said Bank Z; stst
Witness, F. C. RoBBINs, Clerk aud Master In
quity for said County, this 30th day of April,
67. +. Z. ROBBINS,
Z 19-w1y.Ap t q. M n.
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Insurance, Railroads, &c.
p. f.. PESCUD.

p. Il. PESCUD.
DRUGGIST, RALEIGH, N. c.
Represents the following Fire lnsurances Com
panics, whose combined Capital amounts to
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ality in promptly adjusting and paying their
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SECURITY of n, York
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Refer to W. IL Cunninggim, Who had $4,000
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ty destroyed by Fire on the I'd March, which was
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May 9, 1867 2O-ly.
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Terms I:
FLOUR!

20 BBLs. PATAPsCo FAMILY FLOUR;
25 Belle Air Family Flour; 1t--
10 GlenwOod Extra ''
Is {. st. Johns Fine +"
for sale by DOUGLAS BELL,
- ,1g Hssa -i Market Square.
? Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1857 f14-tf. F"
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Cotton Seed Wanted at Neuse OH Mills.
r WISH TO PURCHASE FIFTY THOUSAND
i bushels Cotton Seed.
- Tar.lT7.s W. r. MILLER
Raleirh. Dec, IA. 1867 u2-tw4m&w2t.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
BLANKS IN BANKRUPTCY.

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ID obtained ratthe Standard office at as cheap
rates as they can be procured from the Norr
Orders are respectfully solicited.
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Prospectus, &c.
'' A Repository of Fashion. Pleasure,
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.


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W. F. HENDERSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

LEXINGTON, N. c.,
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND sU.
w perior Courts OF Davidson, Davie, Rowan
and Randolph. Business entrusted to him will
be promptly and faithfully attended to.
Feb. 2, 1867. 1S7-tf
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POPULAR PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
w. HI. IL r. 8. TUCKER Il CO.,
A RE OFFERING TO TRADE FOR CASH:
II 5000 yards good Madder Calicoes at 0c.
$500 &C full Madder Caicoes at 1219c.
1000 Bleached Shirtings at l0c;
$500 A Blcachings at 1215c.
5000 I" good family Long Cloth at low
figures. -.
5000 yards Bro. Cotton Shifting at 1915 to
Is cts w. Fl. & R. s. TUCKER & co.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1867. 110-tf
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TO SHIPPERS.
NoRTEI.CA CAROLYN a
ALL STATE RAILWAY LINES

ALL . ~ II HALL w a LiNES
CHAT USED TO BE y
The Old Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road
The Shortest, Quickest, Safest and
Best Line, North and South, to
be left out in the Cold, unless
.Shippers Specially say
Via. r.. Il q. r.. r.!
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, IN
An Extra Train win leave the Oy hvsry SUI BYE
isave either end Of the Road sundays kVEkf HALE
HOUR from until o'clock p. NJ
FARI-To and from the Lake, same day Is cents Pas
for GENTLY must notify Conductor prsr TO depart
ure of Train Fgre 70 GENTLY SationFifteen cents each
gsv GEO. PANDELY. GeDeral sup't
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ERkEsT TURPIN, wHoLEsALs sASU U-AtJ.
Drsps sugar Almonds. Rock Candy, Junoe Paste, sum
Drops and s. rups BY steam Importer Of Frenen V1n%
rens such as Cupids, Fiowers, Gum Leaves Lyre pau
phins Decorated Toys Cosssques, Fancy PApes Iot
Stands or Bououes CatonaRes Fancy Boxer Tor
mas and New Year Presents. COmucopas etc etc No rs
I'D Leyee street. St Louis and Cont Streets New
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAa
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
H. 3. Mall Route Between New Orleans
Western n ouisiana and Texas.
v ORLEANS. OPELoUsAa

The Railroad Ferryboat win the foot Of ST. Ann street,
.ppose the jackson Square DAILY at ~ ~ connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Aigers atsAM
Shippers and eonsgnees Of freight BY giving notice 70 the
Orleans Transfer Company corner camp ana common
can have their goods delivered in part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drayage
Freghts for stations road for landings on the Teehe
and for Opeousas deliverable at New iberia or - Martins
Vile received dai Sundays excepted from n
at the foot Of St Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Lsfourche, between L@0a
alevie and LOckpo for Belanger Canal and for Houms
win be received transported through via Rseean La
ourche and Terrebonne stations through Steamboat rates
An outward freight payable at the time Of shipment Snc
nvArdgreight on delivery.
@. ". r. BAILEY,
superintendent
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pROPOsALs........- .........PRoPosALs'
FOR HAY-FoR HAY.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEXAS
Office Chief Ousftermaster, Z
Au.t'n Texas, april l6, 1853 }
gaed Proposals which be made 10 dupe te Si re
receyed until twelve O'Clock, n00n on "EONE DA1 tho
fntiet dAy Of May next for furnishing the Qusrtersu-
terir Department with HAY, at places and IN Quantities
follows: ..., -, $780, ....-
At Austin. 40 tOss bottom grass.
At FOtt Inge 40
At Fort CLARK, $50 tons.
At For Grifn 100
At Fort Stockton 1890
At Fort avis, 90O tons.
At Fort Eliss- 81 tons.
A. Camp Verde 40 tons.
At Fort Mason 90 tons
At Fort McKavitI, 800 tons.
Al Fort oncHo. Is OtrnA
Az Fort Richardson. loo ions.
Al Fort Blu IN 400 tons.
At Fort Qu.tman 500 tons.
At Fort Duncan $50 to-
(22l0 nounds 10 the toni
merchsntable lay 20 be cut
and mt M years in June July August Sep
tebe and OctOer be well ked st such place IN the
vicinity of ach In such SIZED a. tae renewing
oscer nav de,ignae To be sated-QuSrermasters Depart
uept fuuishR the salt requedaad subject TO the IN
! spscon If the officer receiving ~
keparate bids invited for each post and the pe per toh
| eachp place be c early stated
Proposals to be paiay ndorsed Proposals for Hay and
| Addressed 70 the undersigned At this place - - . ,
| By order Of Brsvet Brig Gen. d. IOMfklNos OhleI
| QuartermasteT Fifth Military District ,--,,-,
| Brsyet Brgadier General and Chief Qusrtermaster
" District Of Texas.
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
New Orleans, April 2Oth. 1858. }
WHEREAS. a. o. ZelnIeker has N ade APP
w picaiion his official bonds cancel ed suc
tionser in and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit:
bond dated the 9th Of September, 1854 Tor the sum
Of $40 O signed by him principal and Louis Rose and
AlexanOer Marks, securities
bond dated the I'd Of February, 1863 for the same
amount and signed by the same persons
hereby given to all interested IN the ABOVE
show writing at the once OF Sec
hereof why said bonds should not be cancelled and an
Given under my hand and seal Of the State above
and the Independence Of the United states the ninety second
49, JOSHUA BAKER.
..-.- ..... Governor Of Louisiana.
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPARTEMENT L'ExEcUTr, I
Nouvele Orleans lie 20 Avril, 1865. }
TTFNDU que y. a. Zelnicke- IN fatte une
anncati0n cancellemen de bond ociel com
me encanteur pour parOisse dtrieans savOr
$4,000 sis ne par principal ct Louis Rose ct Alex
andeT Marks CONNIE securities: - -
I'm bond GATE lie I'd fevrier 1865 pour tele somme
et signes par les memes persOnnes- q.
Avis eft par e esrn toues les personnes int
ressas avo eOnnatre par ecr bureau du sec
sire tat dams le gdx ours qui suivront Ia
deiee publication de av les rasons pour lesiuees
les dts bonds ne serait pa eancelle st annuie,
Dome sous signature le de pEat Ia date CT
dsssus dams la ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aimee de Pinde
Fo~ JOSHUA BAKER
GOuverneur de Ia Louisiana.
i ri HSRDT Secretaire dEtat.
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DETER R0sn.
BUILD Z 3

BUILDER.
Returns Of New Orleans for thsr Pon
age 20 years BE hiss nov made
~ his Workshops and introduced several Woodworking
che which win enable him to attend promptly 70 any bus
shop. and ocs Of and washiastSn ssrsss
Mechanics Exchange. hox No. L
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NOTICE. ''.'..'''.-'.';:; -
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN.

TIE Central Wharf, nearly furnished with eonoreoe
reception rooms, and sheds, oders every eon9
40 protection 70 fregnt and baggage superior
10 4 others the Pass. a. Al. =
The rates of Wharase the ssme charged prln tstne
wa ard u accordance With the Corporation Orohanee
Barrels -four etc only Scents, casks 2Jc hnds SIC
arts and wagons attached the whsrf IN readiness ~
All fs delivery Of baggage and freight
rates SIC 10 81 FObaegsge freight viii De aeVered Oy
ne the owners leave their orders to that effect .
We M viii be delivered sunday mornings 20 o'elock
articles called for in due time viii be disposed
Of to charges ~ g.
Freieht and wharfage bills are due when called ior
All transient freight and baggage cash on delivery.
No goods delivered 10 dellnquents until paia iar
IL Connection with Wharf have established
Yard prepared 70 sell and deliver any "a
onapttesto suit Also Wood and Shingles Oontacts
r Mills Of Lumber srder delivered the beaeh or wharf
The patrons friends Of the Central W hAri NAY rest as
every epdeavor will be used 70 promote their
aud co tort nd trust they will appreciate nv enos a. q
attribute stons TO the sdvsneementot cur
"a IN scroranee with the Considering my tegnts
10 the boats are cash trust shippers and
meet nv bills chcerully. SlhEON hOD''
Pass Christ an, April 10, 1853
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A. Successor 10 ROusset vOorhiesJ
Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
Hardw are, Cutlery, Guns. Powder shot ana
Caps. Fishing Tackle,
No H..,......... OLD LEvEE srREEr.........,.No. II
Opposite the Custom House, New Orleans.
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INyR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEVERAL HUN
dred Cotton Plantations located In the best
portions Of and sugar growing States Also Rice
Plant aties Orange Orchards and large bodies OF
timber lanos variety Of City and suburban
property improved and unimproved In the TORN Of
store building and squares favorable terms a
wish no TO well call and examine our Proper
teS Mi er Gard Real Estate Agents. No. 50 OaroDdeet
street Orleans
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. nooK FOR THE UNroRrUNATE

j BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
FASES mpoteuey, Of Power, Nervous Deoiy; WIN
Notes pec Marriage should BE- rss ~ All con
mnsting marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is cents By
i B. DUFF GRIfFIs.
New Orleans Medical Institute.
264 Magazine street,
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RAILROADS.

DONTCHA RT8AIN RAILROA SUN
i MER ARRANGEMENT -On and after APRIL lst'
1862 the Trains this Road will run as follows:
O'Clock 'so- f,'f ss1t t steam Train.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, March 81, 1858. \
VrTHFKFAs application Inns been made TO
w me by Walton cancel his official bond as asses
sor in and for the parish of Orleans, t0wt:
bond dated the 9Th of Nov mber, 1851, Tor the sum
FIVE Hundred Dollars (s5OO with Sarah A. "atoh' Is SO
Notice hereby given all persons interested In the said
hopd TO writing at the oce OF the secretary
safe within days after the last hereo why
Ire sad bond should not be cancelled and annuled
Given upder my and seal Of the Sate OF the anove
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second ,ostrr-. p.KPp
V-e Governor OF Louisiana
By the Governor:
j. a. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARrRMEET ExRcurTr, /
Nouyele- Orleans lie 81 de Mars, 1868. }
TTFNDU one Mark Walton - faite use
~ anuicsti0n pour canceement De son Dohd oue CUM
assesseur dams pour parosee dOre sns, saNon.
I'm nd date Neyembre 1851, pour Ia somme De Oinq
can piasres $500 Sarah Walton CONNIE secarltee
Wis est present dome toutes les p7fsOnnes mee
essees eonnaitre ect an bureau gu see
sire diEtat les quatrevingtdix jours qu sVr0n
derniere publication de avis les raisons pour esqae
| Is Ar bonds ne serait pas cancene ct annulie -
n me sous ma signature lie de Plstat e.
date mentioune Ia quAtrevihg dOuzeme aimee DC I'm
oepen S Ssnes SsA H'A-' JIM JOSHUA BAKER
| V''e"e' Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
| j 81 HARDY secretare d'Etat
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PROPOSALS.
DROFOsALs............. .......PRoPOsALs
FOR coRN-FoR CORN.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEXAS I

Office Chief Quartermaster -. I
Austin Texas, April Is, 1865.
Sealed Proposals which must be made IN dHplleae Will De
raceivsd until ~ o'clock WEDNESDAY, the twsn-
te dv Of Nav next furnishing the Qusrerma tiers De
parment with CORN equal number OF pounds OF Oats
or barley sscss, at places and IN quantities as iohO"S
= At Fort Clark. 2250 bushels I'D.
At Fort Quitman, 400 bushels.
Al Fort NcKavitt. 800 bushels.
At Fort Duncan, 2250 bushels.
At COncho, aNU bushels.
At Fort Mason 2DOO bushels a,
Delivery 10 commenced by the rrst OF June, ana 70 pc
conn eted BY the thrteth OF TIE same MONTH ~, ! 81,
Pop -as be plainly Endorsed Proposals ior Oorhi
ard addressed the unders gned at this place ~,
Nv oroer Of Brevet Brig Gen q d. TOMf Nine OhAeA
Quartermaster, Fifth Military District orrr,
oie'ese ID strict OF Texas.
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sMUsEMENTs. =

- w O5 II w G<As 4 De
NEW oPxsA HousE-BouRBox STREET.
FRIDAY. MAY g. 1853 -
Grand conpnsnsry BENEFIT rendered by the Subscribers
ABRESf leader Of the Orchestra First n rr~-s
..aia -.li n.o La Cravate Blanche. s.iss-i y
cor,dx In nm. act. al ar.n11 y .f..roa4sL - "
sscoSd-Ls Hsrehe aux Flsnbesux-Grsnd synphonis by
Meysroeer ....... --...-.tfl
'Third-sd act or Gounsd Opera. Faust.
Fourfh-4h OF eyerbeer's Grand Opera. Huguenos
and I'd Of Rossinis william Tell
esth-5tn heyerbeer's Grand Opera, l. Afncaine.
SATUr DAY, eth-L' afnc inc .-rr-r1a : Cd, II -. ZIP
sU DAY, i0ih-1he Romance Of = Poor Young Man.
Performance commences at7K O'Clock. g D o .-a 1Hf
A CADEMx OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING BTDWELL. .Proprietors and Managers
klTTkE treasured
Nb ... Stage Asa~sef
SUMNER sEAsoN-COoL AND REFRESHING.
Ms CARRIE AUSTIN and Mr. CHAs AUSTIN, the
WONDERFUL Sensational Drill Artists received with storms Of
app ssse.
"wednesday Evening. May q, 1s6s.
First appe Mss EVA BRENT the Queen
Of Song Firs In New Orleans Ot the fascinating
SsTio Comic Vocalist, Miss JENNY ENGLE. and W
CAVANAUG7 all in ction with the brilliant
Acadsmys making the largest and most talented
q. bnaiion In the wsrd
NJ RS open At quarter o'clock n Performaacs
comms quarter t. o'clock Box Office open from
IN Pm
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BY ADMIKAL sEMMEs.

LECTURE ny ADMIkAL sEMMEs.
1nEE,DAY EvSNIHG. Nay Sta, in the senste Cham,
Der al The aehauits Institute naRrSi 9EMn M T q
a9ehe Nj oeisers 81 EQUIPMENT AT THE AZORES
az Da a. = ~ n -~sD HNOLAND."
10 fbh BsNkS OF NV Sra Tickets. sl-wll be
Ihs L, etnfe VIII commence a.fialys ST. Charles and
Graver; Il. Modal ST Charles 81 81 Charles
Bee store. 90 Camp street; St. James Hos~
Hotel ..- .... .....- -
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SHeRlFf'S SALES.

SHERlFF'S SALES.
ARIsrIpE HOPKINS AGENT. vs.. EDWARD STA
pleton-Fourth District Court Of New Orlesns-No.
200s3
Dv VIRTUE of n wit of hert facias TO
ID by the Honorable he Fourth District Court
~ keE Orleans above entitled will proceed 30
III. At public auction WEDNESDAY, the th'rtsenth day
Of Nav 1865 ~ o'clock a. my warehouse, NO. ot
PEER street. Pontalba Buildings, In the Second District OF
he civ lot of Household ture ana Movable Eneets
as per inventory, which may be seen In my ONCE
Seized IN the above suit.
~ GEORGE W. AVERY,
m2sls Sheriff Of tine Parish OF OrsAns.
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DoUsIAs'
FHGRLvER AND LITH0GRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Camp Street.
ADJOINING LxprEg ExrRANoK OIIT HorE

uasns and wedding Cards engraved IN ne sos ssesn'
r..nnsr Bus,nsss Csrds Account SALES Cotton. Bnh Il
a,us CheckS Invoices and Circular Letters, etc. hths
xrsphsd Seals osncslling Stamps, Dear Pissss, ste
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08
IcIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove y per cent less fuel and eakes Bet
tar bread than any other stove in use ms iAc' was
fairly demonstrated and ineoAtestsoy proven AZ 'he
A., "a Agricultural Fair of New Orleans 1858 and the St.
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of cnArge
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
ov.s patterns, Liberal advantages offered 20 the trade
H. HALLER Agent
No lS5 TchOupitoulss street.
ordslea at box No o0MechSnes' and Dealers Exchange
No los 81 Charles street. or the New Orleans Postooe
viii receive prompt attention