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A. II. COCHRAN & CO.,

27 TCHOUPITOULAS Street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" porters of FRUITS, NUTS, ETC., have for sale
RAISiNS-300 packages, wholes halves and quarters.
CFTRONS-2o0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-in Jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-5O0 boxes No. |.
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-l00 baskets.
KUTMEGS-500 ID No. l.
BRANDY CHERRIES; MUSCAT WINE-30O cases
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y, j. Caldwell 4 Co.
FIGS-3000 drums superior
PEPPER, PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags.
MACKEREII-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-300 trails and bags, soft she'll
WINES-P0rt, various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases old Spanish.
FILBERTS, BRAZIL NUTS-and every variety Of
Fruits and Nuts.
BUTTER-a50 kegs superior st. LOuis.
dig 3m Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME ARRALiNE BROOKS has the honor to
WI announce to the vsen and resident families of New
Orleans, that the days of Tuition follows at the
ARMoRY HALL: sAss
Children's Glass. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and 800
FRIDAY, from to Pm. aMMISR
Ladies ., Gas TUESDAY and THURSDAY from
Gentlemens Class. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from
to 10 p.
Parents Guardians and the Public are invited to the Chill
dren's Class. For TERMS etc, apply at the Annoy Hail.
the residence of Madame Brooks.
,tY- There will be the usual number of CIlILDREN'S
EV- Madame Brooks will continue to teach until the i
of April dStf
DANCING ACADE ENVY.
10 Carondelet, between Canal and Common SITS.
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST PARTISAN
~ STYLE-Mr. P. CLlSSEY has the honor TO ana
inform his friends and patrons OF this city, that s.
having returned from his late tour in Paris, he has
recommended giving his lessons that graceful art. lt
DANCING. Mr.. &. will teach QUADRILLEs, fI
WALTZEs, PoLKAs, VALsE DEUx TEMPS VALsE A
CNQ TEMPS REDOWA and several other late, fashionable
and elegant DANCES that yet, have not come out
Days for Children. Mondays and Thursdays. Mr. c. will
devote from until O'clock for private lessons to ladies and
gentlemen He has also reOpened his
Ac a envy in Lafayette,
Corner of st. Andrew and Camp Streets for the accom-
mediation of ladies' and children who reside at distance from
the City Days OF Glasses in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
be opened for them from until 10 clock evening
the week particularly for those who wish to perfect them
selves short space of time Mr.. c. engaging to teach
them to dance Quadlles in the of month"; and
to enable gentleman present himself with and ele-
gance in any Ballroom fyS I'm
ey~ Satisfactory evidence be shown from many gen
tenen who favored him with their patronage last
If Dizziness of the head in Waiting entirely cured.
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NEW ORLEANS & oARRoLLroN RAILROAD


Depot, corner of Bnronne aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket distance above Pleasant st.. 20 cents
single ticket for children over and under IL 10
Half the above for distance below Pleasant
Servants (saves, FOL any distance. III cents
fV Residents in Lafayette, Caolton and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage the Cars o-w: S. %
per month lin ADVANCED for either Road and for any distance
Children half pnce-nO such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month";
A Car expressly for ladies', in each train.
WLNTER ARRANGEMENT
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CAUTION,

CAUTION.
OWng 10 the and immense of Dr. Town
send Sarsapana number of men who were tornsrv en-,
Agents, have commenced making Sanan,rlia FYt1,cts
Ens bers Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc They gene
fay put up In The same shaped bottles and some Of Them
have stolen and copied avenisepepts thew sre only
w9.lhiess mutations. and should be avoided ~ '
YIN Lincibal ohlee 10 Fulton street. Sun Building New
,.9 nedng o. State street Boston; Dyott sons:
20 -portn second street. Philadelphia s. Hancs Drug
sI naitmore Cohen, Charleston los South Pearl ST.
hloany ~ McGrsw Natchsz-and by ali the principal
- ana Msicha ais generally throughout the United
J. WRIGHT, Ia Chartres .frast
Sole Agent. New Orleans,
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

Consulate IF France IN the United States
The above statement and signature acknowledged in
our presence by Mr.. d. Parent as true
For the Consul General OF France
.Ne1o York, Feb II, lS48 L. Bore Vice Consul
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Two Cases of Bad Humors Cured, in One Famil

hereby certify that Mr.. Smith purchased the medicine
aDove mentioned at store and the public rely his
STATEMENTS b. d. BAILEY, Druggist,
ando sfno
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES' Is

This extract of Sanapsa has been expressly prep ased IN
reference TO female complaints No female who reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
81 lfe should neglect to take it, ceaiu preventive
tor any OF the numerous horrible disease. to which female.
for several by usna this medicine Nor ess yaus.
pie iol those who are approaching womanhood. it
cuaed to assist nature quckenng the blood and nvig0
atng the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject II brace
the whole system permanently the natural eperg
by removing the impurities Of the body SO far stimuli
ting a. to produce subsequent hch the case
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles Of th. medicine many severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Town.ends Sanapsrs ,overeigl and speedy cure
fo lnopient Consumption Barpnness Poapaus Uter or
Whites DISTRACTED OF difficult Menstrua Inoonnsnce
OF Urine or involuntary dscharge thereof and the general
prostraon of whether the result Of
heLsnt cause o. causes produced BY resqlary ne,
cl1ent Nehng can be more surpnsng than rating
etecs or the human frame. Psnons all weakness and la.
studs from taking at once become robust and full Of
srgy under its influence 1t mmededatsly counteracs
OF the Frame which great caus Il
barrenness 1t will not be expected of 50
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds Of
reported Thousands of where families haye been
without children after using bottles of this Invaluable
medicine have been bessed with fine healthy Ospripg
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'NHE subscribers agents for the sale of the Vieie MOnta
L que Company celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call
the attention of Builders and Others this article as (when
used of proper thickness and quality a durable and
mical article for ROOFS 1t has been used Roofs Eu
rope for thirty years without repair and apparently as
good when first 1t particularly calculated for
large buildings Churches, Sugar Houses Circulars
had and models OF the mode Of using application
to STARK, DAY, STAUFFER 4 co.
TvS6md&W Corner of Canal and Magazine sts
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CARRIAGE MANUFACT

CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
HE Patronage that has been extended very ibe
Il rally the last seven years. while on Com Sg7n u
mon street, has induced us the last summer C>f&S
to erect large building expressly for E&${~
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. NW-
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared. with good Northern workmen
order and guaranty them two if used in the country
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
out and useless We will pay freight Carriages
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
vite the attention of those wanting NEW CARR AGES,
or their old ones repaired to call al Mandatory and
Repository and judge for themselves the Corner of
tIRAYIER and C.9RO.NDELET Streets, next door to
the Office of the Commercial Water Works. rear of the ST.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
DIS TIN M ATTuEINS IL DENMAN
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Sw Sole Agents of New Orleans RJISTE ~ PAD
DOCK, No. ITO POYDRAs STREET Sold also by y ID
REACH, Ia Canal street, and j. A. FLOR AT At tie New
pash. fy19 If
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Case of Asthma and Costiveness Cured.

Providence, March L. l848
hereby certify that, after suffering for than thirty
years with the Asthma was entirely relieved by using for
short time, the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root
which is prepared by Mr. Charles Morse Jr. 167 Broad
street was also bed with Costiveness which was cured
at the time by the of the Compound do recon-
mend it as u very safe and ehectnal medicine
DAVID GALE, 107 Pine street
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2. AINSVUKTTI, COMMERCIAL INOtdTt,
n. No. 38 CAMP st,eet, holding Commissions from the
States of TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA NKw
sYLvAEIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NEw1AMPsHRE.
DELAWARE. ALABAMt, MAINE, NoRTHCAROLINA, SOUTH
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MAssAcHUsE FITS MARYLAND, and
CONNRCTICUT is prepared to take dispositions and execute
perfect of to be used recorded
in said States and the Territory of Wisconsin The usual
pomptitude al his Office is continued in all Noaria bnsi
ness. mh5
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~ Please read the following certificate from the cele.
brated DR.. BIRGE, of this city:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. q, 1848
Messrs. Rustic 4 PADDoCK-Ientemen Morse's Com.
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock regard as one of the best
medicines of the day and for purifying the blood novang
the system and its operation upon the glands and ecreng
vessels not equaed by other preparation offered
the afflicted the medicinal properties of Yellow
Dock far superior to SaHapala almost any other
plant of its nature in the country
J. w. BIRGE. Md, 109 Carondeet street
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This is the great establishment upon which their sur

This is the great establishment upon which their sur
veys rest extending far beyond their own coast al an
expense such is always to be found wherever Tue
work is turned TO corps profession not de
pendent Tor either its reputation or support upon he
which has been stated of the expenditure made
by the navy for the benefit OF the survey have taken
the trouble TO collect facts with relation to thai
find that the Secretary of the Navy reply inquiry
made growing of the call of the Senate the
pendture made from the navy for the benefit OF the coast
survey stated IT TO be 100000 since lS44 This does
not include the pay OF the officers of the navy, which
they would be entitled to if leave of absence. but the
difference between the leave of absence and pay,
the only amount which properly be chargeabe 10 the
survey. IL 1t be supposed that they would not be
leave, but waiting orders, the amount would be less
The therefore presents it most aniavorable
form, We find that the vessels employed were four
schooners belonging To the navy the rest either belong
to the survey, have been turned from the
revenue marine 1t will be recollected. Mr. President,
and they were found wholly unsued the service; and
after the expensive, ruess experiments they have
been turned to the coast survey and running at very
low rates of speed they have been found to answer
The great expense OF these steamers, their nappca-
bity purposes and the extensive repairs con
santly required rendered desirable to the treasury TO
get rid of them In the coast survey they run al very
low OF speed the consumption OF fuel is very small
and saving by transferring these vessels from the reve
marine and substituting sailing vessels as stated by
Captain Alexander Fraser, will be from three to fouI
hundred thousand dollars So that the treasury has lost
nothing by transferring these vessels to the coast survey
The senator from Missouri Mr.. BENToNl used a
table. q do not know where it was obained) 1t
makes exhibit Of the annual expense OF the hydro
graphical department of the coast survey, and of the
number OF vessels employed therein by Professor Bache
In this table, It appears. there are two hundred and
nine thousand dollars annual expense to be charged to
the coast survey, which drawn from the navy.
Now sir do not find that the vessels here stated
used in the photography of the coast survey 1t does
not appear that OF them have been there The
officers, stated TO be ninety four in number actually
forty-seven The % Jefferson" has been in the
coast survey the "Gallan has been transferred from
the survey the in exchange for
the Ewing" Several Of the vessels viz the Phrnix,
Wave, Vanderbilt and Walker (Gerdes] are employed
by the riangulaton and typographical parties, and
sailed and manned exclusively the cost of the
survey The character of the table will appear
from the following tables:
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Error so per cent.
There in the table in the number of vessels
and the number of officers employed, making expense
of 100000 for year, when by the report of the Sec
rotary of the Navy, it appears that in fve years it
$l92,0O0-hat is, in five years 1t was less than the
amount stated here for one; or you include the whole
pay of the officers OF the navy, will be 1901 900 for
five years. this not estimated by the Secretary. but
easily made Then it will be about 100000 instead of
100000 per annum. AT any event. the is very
great.
Statement ,hoimg the an,unt of difference beeen the
service pay and ave-ot absence pay of the officer. The
AMY sagagsd ~ The coast surrey from january 1884,
to December 81 ls4 the vaie rations pay Of the
o the vessels employed The said service and the
paue Of their ratiens for the same period.
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Connected with British photography, " in the four
quarters OF the GLOBE" instead ten there appear 10 have
been in 1916 eighteen vessels, at expense of
The question asked by the committee of the House of
Commons of the chief photographer in relation to
his in the bureau who had no more to do with
the surveying than the clerks any other bureau The
surveys made by naval officers and the number OF
officers employed ia not indicated all by the amount of
money expended, which is over and above their navy
pay. .. s4. ,a. a 4.
The following is table Of the expenditures for hy-
biography from 1887 to lS47: t.
HsdrograpAy Of Great Brit~i~ a~d Coio~is'.
1873 E6s5l7
1859 b9.lO2
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TNUIE ).

--=----:-'--rvIHT II 4 u Els.
~ @ u1a @ - & Ia "a g Gg
Willis " tartrcl
ETAvE Just received rtotn Jules lTauel phlIu-
dcphiu, lnrge assortment of very superior
perfumety, Fancy articles &c, &C. They most
respectfully invite the Indies to call and look at
them; among which are the following:
Eau LuStral
Ost Of the best preparations known fpr promo
ting the growth Of the Hair; preventing its falling
off aud removing dmdruff. 1t is beautifully put
up and highly perfumed.
LiIy White and Chinese Powder
SEVERAL Varieties Of superior quality aud far pref
erabIc 10 chalk for Identifying the skin.
Powder pnffS
In Fine gilt Boxes.
Cologne! .. W.
A large assortment and at all prices. S..
Snuff Boxes
A choice selection. And supcrfhc snuff for rub
bing or dippins. .....
Preston, or smelling Salts
SEVERAL Varieties, in fine cut-gluss Bottles
Aromatic llnPsar, ..H
AN excellent aromatic fer Headache, Faintness,
Lunguor, and very grateful for the sick bed.
..'- Irarlib!c ln., ''.r
With, and without mordant,
Tooth Brushes.
Twenty Dozen, from 10 cents, to 81 each.
Tooth Paste,
Put up in beautiful style; Teabury Rose, and
Charcoal.
Fancy Soaps, '"'.
Too numerous to mention
Curling FIuid.
Those who want ringlcts, should specially call on
us; and we have no objections to seeing them
when their tresses are in full low--similar to
some we have recently seen. ,.
Fine Extracts, ...
A large variety for the handkerchief
Pomaum, Beef Marrow, Hair Oil, Halr Tonic
liuir Brushes, Rouge and Bulls SarSaparlIla.
For Sule by =,
WILLIS a. GARTRELT, Druggists.
South side of the public square, sign of the white
June 8, 49.-tf. Pillar and Red Mor.ar.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
HOUSES FAMILY AND PLANTATION
ALEoGl10iulo5S
These Medicines Maintain A'lIigh Character Al
Home and Abroad,
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC
AMONG the many remedies offered 10 the public for
II lnterniltents (Chs or Ague aud Fever none is so
good or cures 90 quick II oses Tonic In three hours
pctlec, cure effected. 1t is asoa remedy in Bilious
and Remiuent Fevers. Price 81 per bottle.
Extract ofa letter FROM Rev. F. A. Owen, of Memphis,
dated November l6, 1913.
NV Dear Sir;-t have tried the Indian Tonic in six
different eases, and find it eiarous in very high de-
gree 1t arrested the chill in every instance and as yet
there has been return. Cheerful lily give this esti
mGuy tina others may be induced to remedy both
safe and eIicncious in curing Chills and Fever
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.
A soothing and rapid cure FOR PIles-Blind or Bleed
ing-and for Burns, Bruises Fresh Cuts, Mashes. &c.
It's perfect pain exractor-See the wrapper Tor GER
ulca,es. Price Il 90 per bottle.
Houses Vegetable PIlS.
The grea value of this Pill as scucra Family Med.
icne, be easily knowhby trial, by asking those
who have They are tho only reliable cdre for Rhsu.
matsM. Price Is cts. a box.
friend al Ru.sevil, Ky, writes :-"hIf, Startling has
lust arrived from Hopkinsglle, He say his mother was
afflicted for ears with khsnmatism mid Neuralgia. Up.
oil the recommendation Of the Rev. II Hall OF LIE king.
ton Ky, who had been perfectly curedby Houses Veg
eabe Pill she gotta supply aud has beeh ade assoand
as in early YOUTH and can run all over EopkIn,vlle.
For sale by + A.TALBOT, Holly Springs,
B. G. Lawrence. Mt Pleasant, and s. l. Carroll, Water
ford, Mississippi June 18th, l849. .-43-lm.
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n oil tiGR

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed to me on the>
18th day ofSeptembcr 1889, by WMW. Garrard
and WN. G Wilborn, to secure to the Branch Of
the Bank of the State Of Alabama, at Huntsville,
sum of money therein mentioned; recorded in
the office ofthe probate purt of TishOmngo coun.
ty State of Mississippi; shall on the 3oth day of
JUNE next on the premises, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, that Tract of Land lying and be-
ing in said county, and known in the original sur
vey as the Northwest quarter Of section g. town
2, Range II, cast; ,ThNre-1tss:I t IRVINE 1-I'
D"y -'o" io4''-4o-tds. Trustee.
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To our Fell w.Citizcns nj
Way-Farin" mem. =

" OUl attention and liberal patronage, Il gu'ay
respectfully invited TO the NammeiI bi,lrr
Nablc. snoted on the Eust side CT the Public
Square, ii,he town Of Holly Springs, The locu-
ton OF TIN Stable possesses many desirable con-
veniences-only few steps from the courthouse
and Hoteand In full view of the whole town.
The wear traveller overtaken by night, on gain
ing the spare from any direction, by casting his
eye to thtEust, it will necessarily fall upon this
cheerful sot beholding at the same time, those
bright andnviting lamp-lights, which from with.
in pene,rat a glass front, and throw their lumin.
GUS radianc over the square. Would you spend
quarter aid save a half II so don't tie your
horses out aivering all day in the cold, with sad.
die of-halofi, broken girth, broken bride, chew
ed up blankts, ,und not unhequent your horse mis-
sing. TO oIyiate all this, pu. up with Holland g.
Eppes have your horse well washed, well water
ed, well foddered, we'll corncd, well salted, well
rubbed, and pay your .QuartCr,---Cheap enough!
Jan. 26, ls4g. HOLLAND & EPPES.
P.S. The Mammoth has recently obtained
New and Fashionable Buggcs, Fine and gentle
Horses to- 60 to them. Son and easy Saddle hor-
scs, side saddles and rigging for the Ladies'; also
falendid CoachCe, so large and commodious that
or's'frA Eashonabie satin skirt muy retain its
ling. Than'>.AAi- without molestation or rump-
and receive hrgr in lut1fc.->---ahope to merit
Jupes, 1919. HOLLAND & ErrrD,>.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Drugs and Medicines,

fgA p. A. WILLIS. JAMES NJ, GARTRELL. -
ii WILLIS 4 GARTRELL. =
Having purchased the enuro interest off. A.
Talbot, in the late firm, and established them
selves permanently Mt tho old stand (South side
of the public sQuurc) this opportunity of Onhoun-
cling to their friends md the public generally,
that they intend keeping constantly on hand full.
and we'll selected stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Smfs, Window-Gluss, Putty,
Brushes, Perfumory, Chemicals, Spices, 1homso-
nian and Patent Medicines, together with va
riety of promiscuous artices-al of which they
will sell on very reasonable terms.
They hope by industry and fidelity to merit u
liberal patronage.
Holly Springs, March 30th 1919.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
FERRY
Across thc Mississippi FIiycr nj Nempl

Across The Mississippi Hiycr Of Memphis.
VENflE undersigned would inform the travelling
-h public, that he has provided two new, safe
and substantial STEAM FERRY BOATS, for
the purpose of conveying persons, wagons and
other vehicles, across the Mississippi River, at
all hours during the day. Having constructed and
fitted up said boats at great expense, the subscri-
b0r pledges himself to use every exertloh in HE
power 10 give universal satisfaction travellers.
As a crossing point, MemphA, ~ to any
on the Ms ,tsiupi river. The \ Sh side
of the &C. lie now in good all
s.n1., sns. on !; Lcsien p JSVdt q; A.
! TX - -.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

!. viii sell at the coin, yard in Holly Springs,
! On the 4th Monday in Jry. the (oliowinc es.
IN. ',to-wit;
One Chestnut sorrcl mare, ten yea, old ,.r,
E' |%' 2t White star in her forehead; t'kcupp by
Sm.Narham. appraised to S33 90.
Vnc bay horse mule taken up by Asce ppk;n
|r9hiscd to $40 90.
the mouse colored mur. mule, taken NrLv Wa
faf; appraised to $45 90. J.GiLBrRr;>
!'y 9th lS4o..4w. Ranger.