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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-03

A destructive Gre took place at wyihe
G.. N. on the morning of the 10Th ult.
Between 20 and 30 buildings were de-
ssroyed. including KenI's tavern.
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NATHAN C. BROOKS,
lie, SNOOCRASS,

Editors and PrOprtsiors, Baltimore.
Editors favorable To the cause OF literature,
and desirous eG an exchange, wall please copy
ths ahsss.
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Stray Cow.

s.-.r--, Strayed frnm the subscri-
MN her, 40 Lutte River. sbnu, fur
~ weeks since, very large red
cesTZ sxs Macy Cav, tnlerahIe SHIRT tail,
MARI noi rerallected Apy inIorrns,ion ~ill
be thankfully received: and reasonable CON-
pcnsaiion vii be given fos her delivery TO mo.
al Caia's Mills -
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
December IS. ST.
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IN SENATE

Friday. December %
Mr.. Bidlle presented resolutions d.
recung ,he board of Internal improve
men,. 10 ranse a survey to be made, I"
les, the pracucabIlny Of unitng by canal.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Rn''d deal of private business was
dune. af,er which tie house resolved Il.
self inio cnmm,use Of the ~h"le. Mr.
Caldwell IN the char, on the interna! I'm.
provement resolotmns. Mr.. Boyden sd-
dressed the house Al considerable length
10 favor of the whole system. but Par'i.
rulsrly. IN suppou Of the Wes'srn and
Cape Fear road. lie was followed BY
Mr.. Graham, (sp"aker) also IN favor "i
the ~ hole system. but his remarks were
particularly directed TO an smrndmeni'
suhmIusd hy hun. proposing tie con-
suucii"n ii turnpike road from Raleigh
to Grrensbnroush ria ilillsbnruugh.
When he concluded Tie ccmniase rose.
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C0SGRESS.-In the Senate. on the
18th. the bill 10 postpone indefinitely the
payment uf ,he fourth ins,s!ment Of The
surplus revenue zane up, and the ques-
ton was taken on SIR. Gays motion TO
limit the postPOnemens to the lst Of Janu-
AIRY 1870, so as not To destroy the act en-
iirely. The amendment was rejected by
a vote Of yeas ~, nays 26-our two Sc
majors. Messrs. Brown and Strange. vot-
ing against Mr. Clay's motion. as did
every administration senator except Mr.
Calhoun. The bill was then ordered to
be engrossed for third reading.
Mr.. Benton. from the committee on &.
nance. TO which had been refsrred the
bill graduating The price Of public lands,
&c. made a report. concluding with an
earnest Recommendation Of the passage Of
the bill. Ten thousand extra copies o.
the report were ordered to be printed.
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Negroes for Sale.

SOY virtue u an order Of the County Court.
- | shall offer fas sale. at the Court House
in E.llsborough, on Monday the els, instant,
THREE LIKELY NEGROES.
on a credit of twelve months. the purchaser
giving bond and approved security.
WIN. N. PRATT, Guardian.
January I. 5i-3wp
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SENATE.
Saturday. December %

The bill making . further spproPria.
ton of $4,000 loI rebuilding the Ia
plinl, was discussed At some length.
Me..s. Doeksry aud Cooper opposed
any further appropriation l1r the purpose.
the latter suggesting the proprisiy oil pur'
chasing a cheaper building, and selling
the Capitol! Messrs. Whitaker aud Ed.
wards replied. defending she bill, aud II
was then for The present, laid upon tie
table.
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Governor Costa rumor is aaoal
that Governor Cass. our minister 10
France. is to be recalled. A report is al
so in circulation. that he is defsulIer to
the government to a large amount. accu'
mulsted while he was Secretary at War.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot says: Involved he
certainly is to this extent-that vast de-
ficiency has been discovered in his de
partmcnt. and under such circumstance:
that he must be held responsible for il
unless il shall be determined to throw th'
blame for the frauds upon subordinate Of
fcers." The correspondent adds, tina
these discoveries are now acknowledge,
and openly spoken Of by the officers O
the War Department; they "no longe
rest on rumor."
In reply to these matters the Glob
says
=" We are authorized from the War Oh
flee to state that the accounts of Cover
nor Cass with the department are balanc
ed to fsrthing, and that there is not tn
least shadow Of a doubt in regard 20 III
fairness and squareness Of all his account
with the government"
I. has been determined, therefore.
would seem, /" to throw the blame for til
frauds upon subordinate officers"
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From Harris5urg.--A degree Of orde r
has been restored at the Pennsylvania
seat Of government. A correspondent oi
the Baltimore American says that both
huuses Of the Legislature proceeded Ia
business on the 27th. On that day the
Governors Message was delivered. Nine
teen members Of the cunningham branch
ioined the Hopkins or the House oi Rep
resentauves on the 9Th. Others are ex-
pected to come in, though i, is said tia,
Mr.. Stevens, Of Adams, and Mr.. Cox oil
Somerton, have declared their ds'erml'
'na,ion aever Ia JON it. Mr.. Hopkins on
the eth resigned The speakerskhip oi
the House, aud was reelected. A rumo'
is afloa. .halyGovernor RIsner inse nds re-
signing,
Jacob Cassa,, a senator from Adams
county. was fund dead in his bed IN the
morning Of the 26sh.
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S'suth 1a'',l'ns essrk al Ci,spsi errrk
shd slsn rirnl and Smilh's creeks. G,r
'he puEI.nsr n sifsiniER tie sKamp lands
% 1Eassn saam'y; and Il q b. l,un.l prsr-
liras'.e. la enlnmrnrr ilar work loTsha ish.
Read hisi time and passed. s#
The bill Enr he rtiief nf The Ral~ish
snd aiasl,n Rail Read Company was
-naHnasa. aHh passed IT. srrsnd resiinF.
70 - 81. alter having hsen ably slrnesl-
81 hy Mrssrs. ShfpaTI. Tssi,,r and cl.rr-
-. The ss's IN Il. passage wss a. la!-
los:
Ifss.--Mss.Es. Albright. Baker. Buni.
~. cas."H. Clsrsy. Dasld.oa. Dnckr-
-. Esllsru!sr. Fr~nkilu. nau ku,s. IIull.
Is"rs. M<-tasa. M..nr-. MD,srmit.
N .n'soHrEy. NtsIs. R.s,iine. Rahnn.
k.hr:in. Sbspar'i, Speed. S.ruill. fsy .ur,
NhHssrF-25
Aeys--Mrs.rs. Ail,s"n. Arlington,
Ridf'lr. Els ards. Exam. Fox. F"y. 81
OpslaG, Harper. IIiii. Iiraldsr. Kru,
Melvin. Msirh..r. Mostly. M"ye. Rid.
Rslrhsn. sharp. Williams ii Rrauf..Gl,
MtlliaHs ii Prr.nn. aud Milsnn--2l.
fhr engtnsssd baI 10 incorporate the
high ShaA!- Manufacturing Company
the rngrossed blll 81 incorporate The t'aps
Fear aud lsrsItrn Siram BnsI Company
and The sn.rassed bill 10 lnenrpora'e III,
Rocky Mnusl kisauiseIurIng Company,
VET. sssrr~lly Erad tie IhIrd time, pass
ed, and "rJrrrI 70 be enrolled.
HOUSE OF COMMUNS.
The resolution from lhr Senate. pro.
posing an adjournment sine die an the
9Th January. ~ss q. bsied n same lengih
aud inslly adopted hy . s"te al 65 Z" 30
The hnuse resolved itself Inia eammIi
lie III the 1hnlr an tile resolutions ~,
ported by the ronmlIier on internal i'm
vrnsrmrni. Mr.. GSIdstll. nf lre'l~ll. 10
the chair. Mr.. Gillian spoke 81 eon.i
derahlr lrnsIh. in favor of The claims a
N. Ralr,sh and GaslaR rail raad enmps
nv; aud Mr. Reid male a speech ~ layo
OF the Western aud Cape Fear road: al
TER which. The commune rose, reporteS
progress and obtained leave 10 sil sgsIn.
The engrossrd bill 10 incorporate tn
Lexington manufacturing company, psss
ed It's cond aud third reading, and va
ordered 10 be enrolled.
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. TRUTH is. MIGHTY AND WILL


1Tis TACT TINT 10000 Of Sarsapa,a Blood Ps hive
l. been sold during the past six months
is fas-thi they taken in inumerac instances TO
Oviae and the mschevOus and bad effects of qiack
pills and other quack medicines by which many lives
endangered
1t is act-That all qusck me cncs contain minerals
mercury, which ,cks think must kill cure, uhd trust
to their effect to "hit miss"
inct--That numerous guacs and foreign lmPnstors
call themselves they impose
their vile and dangerous preparation the public, caring
nothing for the consequences, that they ca" only pocket
their UNJUST gain.
lii fct-Thnt the quacks and foreign imp"stors who
nles country know nothing OF the nature Vi edi-
cincs, muck less about diseases of the human systc
1t act-rhcy particularly cHicaclous in the follow
ing Diseases all Of which less CAUSED uy impurities
ofthe blood and animal funds, namely
Rheumatic affections; Cicerous sores OF the nesciron
Scrnula; Erysipclas; and BODY
JaunlIce; Hearthurn; Scay eruptions ana bloches Of
Diseases of the liver, skin, the skim
bones aud glands Dry and water pinpfS' ana
Pain of the sHics aloag the rsutucs Of tn. ! and o
back and spine. the the body;
region of the heart and letter and rinR~orms;
stomach; Swelling and hardening OF The
Inward feyers bad taste glands Of the neck, i'll The
the mouth. foul breath; groins, treast &c
Flatuicncy; lndges,on Stomach coughs
Want Of APPETITE; Liver complaint
Sour Srcon and aci1es of the stomach; Naterbrash &C
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

YNHE public ire respectfully informed that TINS insil
L tuition is err ced on the mosu improved plan, and
Franklin, upon The ra rad, one mile from he Misss
s'i'pi.
The building is large al mos con,moliousv divided
ntn apartments, Tor k.epu separate different classes
and d ierent diseases.
The institution is suppi,t with tne most skilfuj and
attentive male aud female muses. and speaking ase Va
riois modern languages. is.-,+
Private rooms may be had bv gentlemen at five dol
lars per day, nculin, atte ld,nce, &u.
Terms in the ordinary wards, two dollars per day.
Slaves also Two dollars. Small Pox in the ordinary
" urds, five dollars. 49,
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident ply siciaa is Dr Wedde,nan to whom
application for admission must be made. Dr c
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. aplyiy
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BA z A A R.
Corner Of 81, ChnrLea {. Common stree

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
DUSH Il ALLAN would respectfully call the ut
Id tenton of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment OF Gentlemcns linen shirts, do Cambria,
with linen ironts fashionable linen fron,s linen coli
lars: silk cotton and merno under shirts and drawers:
cambria and silk handkerchiefs black and fancy era.
in great variety: stocks OF every Descriptions gum
goves gents hoskn gloves; umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also-Spendd assortment of ladies and gents vri-
ting DESKS dressing cases. port olios periunery, cut
lery, and rich funcy goods.
. nOylt
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IL IL IL IL

FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
ruVO sail puncually every Monday from each port.
This Lin. ef Packets have been increased TO sev-
en- first class Ships, consisting Of
Ship Nashville. Captain Wood.
Arkansas Captain r 5 Dennis,
Aknbnma, Captain e G Berry,
Orleans, Captain 5 Sear.,
Vicksbure Captain Bunker,
jnntten, Captain Ashley.
NashriNe, Cautnn Wood.
Louiyn. Captain Truman.
Oconee, Captain Lyons.
.OcmuISee, Captain l.eavitt.
.Nen Ship - Captain Woodhouse.
Ner Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above ships are all Of the first Glass; coppered
and copper fastened and were built in New York ex
pressy for this rale-,hey of light draught OF wa.
Ter, and almost invariably the bar without de,en
ton
These packets are commanded by Captains well OK
perenced in the trae and will always exert themselves
to accommodate. They will alw avs be towed up ant
down the river. and will promptly sail advertised
They have handsomely furnished accommodating, ant
stores Of the first quality will always be furnished, ant
every tiention paid the comfort and satisfaction
passengers
The price of the cabin is fixed at $50, without win
or liquor
For further particulars apply to COHEN,
marn9 80 Common stree
~ The ships are not accountable for breakage o
glass, hollow ware, marble GRANTEE cooperage OF lii
rust IF lion STEEL: responsible for packag
parcel put board, unless regular bill fading b.
| signed there for, a, the office of The agents
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NHINESE TRUNkS--Just received an assort-
u n,ent Of the above article, preventatives agnns
,nobs with peculiar brass locks, well adapted for la.
dies dresses for holding papers &c, bsng extremely
rbt aud hann some for sale al GOSSIP & GO,
fe26 Exchange hotel st Char!tsst
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~ 'fTjE f.AhtES

DIR HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
YNHlS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro.
L lapsus Uleri, OF Falling of the Womb, by ex.
ternul application supcrseding tho uso Of The OBJ
iectionabe pressary, is confidently recommended
to the afflicted the means Of perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed Of performing a
euro, even under the most aggravated crcun,stan-
ces. It has received tho decided appreciation of
Sir Ashley Cooper Of London Sir Benjamin C
Brodie Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen;
Or Ashwcll. Lecturer on midwifery 10 Guys Hos
ptal Dr. Rigby. lecturer to St Bartholomew; DR.
Griffith, lecturer TO Westminster Hospital; DR.
Ramsbolham, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster ying.in hospit.
al; Dr. Sweatmun, lecturer to Middlesex hospital,
and senior accoucheur to Queen Charlotte's lying.
in.hospital also by Henry Davies. Conquest
BlundeIl, Lee, Merriman, surgeon keates, &c by
Dr. Morreau, president Of tho Academic Roayae
de Medicine, Paris, and Accoucher to the Duchess
D'Orleans professors velpesu. Mariolin, Paul
Dubois, Sa, son and others-and in New York by
professor w Francis, G Bedford, M profss.
sor of midwifery in the university Of the city OF
New York, prois. Delafeld. and Francis John.
ston, president County Med Society. Laurens Hull
president med society State of N York, profs Jas
McNaughton Of Albany profs March. Cyrus Per.
kins, Doane--Drs Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith,
Hosack, Stearns, Ludlow, Nissan, Vachc, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other distin.
guishcd physicians in the u States.
A G jlull, Office 4 Vossey st, Aston House N
York.
" constant supply of the above instruments,
with Dr. Hull's improved T1usse' for Hernia, will
be kept by SICkLES 4 Go, Orleans,
A G Carpenter, Natchez; Stone Il Marsh. Wood
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; W D Wilkin.
son, Somcrv Hall and Washington. Nashville;
cNairay and II amiton do; X l. Bliss. Florence
Ala; J C Spotswood, Athcnsi Irby and Mastin,
Huntsville; Du Bose and Rolf, Mobile. apI | I'm,
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packeis.]
IL IL IL IL
FOR NEW YORK

- 49,
TO sail regularly as "drertised from each Port.
VUNHE line is at this moment composed of the follow
ing ships, but 6 more vessels will lie put on at
an early day, making the number twelve in oil, which
will allow Of being dispatched from this port every
week during the year, thus afording prompt facilities
for transportation and the lowest ruies offreight
Ship iasoo, Captain Trask.
" Mississippi, I'eebe.
Louisville, Allen.
Saratoga, Hathaway.
" Huntsville, ." Eldridge
Shakespeare, Palmer
The above ships all rf the fist class, coppered
and copper fastened Of light draught Of water, and
built in New York expressly for the trade with elegant
accommodations for passengers and commanded by able
ard experienced masters.
The price Of passage il fixed at 490, without wine
liquors, ample stores in every other particular will
be provided, and every attention given To promote the
comfort ot those passing and fro in the li,e The
shipa will at all times be towr up and down the river
and the greatest punctuaIiy observed to their day o
sailing 49,
Neither the owners or captains of these vessels v Ill
be responsible for jewerv bullion precious stones, sill
yer or plated ware, brenkage of GLASS, hollow ware
MARBLE or granite, cooperage on lin, rust OF iron Of
STEEL for any letters, parcel packages .en by o
nut on hoard Of ,he unless regular bills OF ladng
tuken for the same, and the value thereof expressed
For freis ht or passage, apply to
mar q JAMES b HUI.LIN, "a Camp s.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From CarrOlltOu. From New Orleans

After 10 o'clock Car can BIO obtained by paying 10 do
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE STREET CARS
Leave CaMa street at O'CLOCK A. NJ and hourly Al
calf past o'clock this will running every hall
hour and continue throughout the day until 8 oco r. NJ
fro the head ofJack.on street
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide themselves
with Tickets, will he taken by the conductors.
Q flee New Orleans aud Carrollon Rail Road Company
Poydras street. JOHN HANSON,
nov29 Chief Eng. N. o X X
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

"1LLIAM BELL No. TO Charities street. contin
w ues to purchase old broken Jawerv, old gold
silver in any form whatever, and pay the highest
price in Orleans.
Ladies who may have old fashioned gold jewelry,
viz ear ornaments, chains necklaces, buckles, finger
rings, or in fact any articles of the line, which is lying
die and Of no use to them can exchange the same IL
good advantage, by calling us above.
N B-Watches, Jewelry and Spectaces repaired in
The best manner-charges moderate.
,HpH. 1839-
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TO MERCHANTS.

uMERCHANTs can hare a BEAUTIFUL ClRcu-
Lar struck off at four hours NoTIcE, By calling at the
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PAINTING;
OIFIcr, St. Charles Exchange. adjoining the READ
ING RccM at Corner Of Graver street, or at The Print
ing Office, corner Of Poydras and St, Charles streets
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OF CEI.ERRATEn WINES.

TNDEPOT OF CELEBRATED WINES.
on. hand aud regularly supplied
withthe most celebrated Wines, warranted pure
imported, Corlials, London Beer, &c.
RHENISH WINES.
Oldest Leisten and Stein Wine; Stenberger
Our La,.vs Milk; Johannisherger; Rudeshe'ncr q
Sparkling Hook Dom Hook, Of 1925
H0ckheincr, 1897; MarcObrunner; Graetenberser
Nierensteinei; RlrnsI, wine glasses
BORDEAUX WINES.
Chateau Margaux aud Chateau Laitte l.arose
Leovi,te; Palmer Marguux
Superior $, Julien and st Emilion
ST Es,ejphc and st Ju len, excellent table claF"t
A few half hog aheacs Of 81 Julien Medoc
WHITE WINES.
Hermitage, Sauterne, l'nrsac and Graves
DESERT WINES.
Genuine Lunel aud Frongnnc NusCat
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
White and Red, ssillerv and Dell de Perdrix
BURGUNDY WINES.
Romance, Chamhertn, Clos de Vougeot ~
Nuts, Sparkling Burgundy mar 70
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NOTICE.

INliE under.igned curator Of the vacant estate Of
i Joseph Smith, dectased hereby gives public no.
tce, thai the said JOS. Smith, whose succession we now
administer, Curator aforesaid, died in the Par ish Of
Concorn. in the year 1887 in which Parish hiu success
sion was duly opened. The undersigned is ignorant Of
the place Of birth Of the deceased but knows that he
resided in the neighborhood where he died for about
twenty years immrdi,elv prior to his DEATH Address
Of the Curator, New Carthage, Louisiana
Tap 81 81 JOHN PERKINS.
A Wis PUBLIC est donnie pur le Son4igne, Curateur
"A pour proprc,e de Joseph Smith, aecedt,a tons
qui sont nitrcssts. qui va odministr.' Ia dte
succession. LIE dit Joseph Smith mo,rut dams la pa
roisse de Concorda en- rannee 1887, d la quelle pa.
r0isse la succession eta lie sousigne ignore
Ia place de- la Nuisance du dit Joseph SAh nas es,
certain que 10 decide demeurt dams le vosinagc de
ConcorIia pendant les vngt annGcs presidents mort.
S'addresser Id NouvelIc Carthage.
JOHN PERKINS, April 90, 1899.
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GEORGE C. CHlLDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NJ ILL attend the Supreme Court and the District
w Courts, Of Harrisburg and some Of the adjacent
counlies-Ofice at the City of Houston.
Claims the government, either for Bounty Land
money, will be undertaken and promptly attended
either for residents residents of Texas.
Address from the United Slates-Ciy o: Houston.
the of $. Kicker jr (rexas Post Office Asen'is
New Orleans. 3m mar 2
DEANS-l0 bbls landing from steamboat st Louis
ID Tor sale by ABRAHAM TRIER.
mar Ia 1874 Magazine st
lFE OF CARDINAL CHEVERUS, Archbishop
l 4 Of Bordeaux, by the Rev. Huen Doubourg, ex
professur OF theology; translated from the French by
Robert. NJ Walsh. Just received and for sale by
milo A TOWAR, 40 Camp st
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I ONDON POR FER, COPPER Sr-
IL 81 casks London porter, dozen each
70 sheets, braziers copper
500 pieces Kentucky bagsing
900 coils do bale rope
$50 do Russia rope
100 do northern do
so baskets Heidsick champagne
For sale by CHARLES INCHES,
milo lw 50 Gravier
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1888 brs landing from steamboat Mem.
IL lhis, jr for suleb by Il DORSEY,
mar 20 4lNew Leyss
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

FOR BAYOU SARA
Regular Pnchet.
;'! ;;:s: s: %:;
nestav ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday ct ~ "clck A. VI taxing the cuaS, down on
Sunday. Fer ircigh or passage apply TO Capt. Hart
on board orto ~ ,,,,,
Erb25 ADAMS & WHtTAl.L
FOR ALEXANDRIA, NACHITOCHES,C AMPTE,
SHREVEPORT. FULTON 4 JONESBORO'.
a; . E"'"ye "" ss, "i
.a S5Z2n leave for The abov" aid Intermediate
landings on Saturday the Goth. at o'clock, For
fret hi or passage, apply on hoard, or to
THOS b LEE & Co.
npl II % and 90 New I.evee
A Liza ILL DEEM MAHOMFD'S Turkish Dye,
N tor changing grey red hair on the hend, or
whiskers, or eye brows, by single application, to
permanent brown, varying TO complete black, with
staining either the hands linen, just received
at the Bazaar, corner ST. Charles T. Common streets.
BUSH Il ALLAN,
fes Exchange Hotel
5. PARMLY, Dentist, respectfully gives
IL tce, tina, he may be consulted annually in New
Orleans during the months of February, March and
April. His assnsinte in the Practice DR. Lyon, whose
professional skill and experience, both in the surgical
and mechanical departments, is unsurpassed in this
ield Office, 50 Canal street.
NICHOLAS NlCkLEBl-Nos7 7, 8 and 9, also the
Y first six numbers in one tract, with variety Of
interesting books, just received and for sale by
ml2 A TOWAR. 40 Camp st
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NJ HISkEY--5U hbs rectiird, landing from stean-
w er Memphis, for rule by G DORSEY,
MO d. New leyes
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bacon SIDES-50 casks Cincinnati cured, Iani.
- ing from steomer Memphis. for sale by
mar2O Il DORSEY, "a New Ievee
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Fox BALTI MOKE.
IA, The first class ami fast sailing Baltimore
rHM built schooner POkDMbk, Capt. Thompson,
.SMlE having Of her cargo engaged will receive
immediate despatch For balance OF freight or passage,
appIv to !. n GALE,
apl Is 90 { ommon st