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FOR CALIFORNIA.

"a Chartres street, betneen BienUHie and CONT, -
DESPECTFuLf form those persons who intend gong 70 an
N that their large Store and Bazaar the best place
buy articles Will pay them large profits and enable
them bring back few bags of that gold. -
great variety Of FANCY ARTICLES
that selection there than other the
the such will be profitable 10 buyers JAZZ 2dp
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From Mexico,

By the arrival of the schooner American, Capt.
Maloney, from Vera Cruz, we have dates from the
city of Mexico.
By this arrival, we learn that Congress COM
menced its sessions on the LIST inst. The foreign
ministers paid their respects to the President, and
the French minister, on behalf of the diplomatic
corps, delivered address congratulating Herrera
on the prosperous condition of the country. On the
opening of the sessions, the President delivered an
address, in which he descants upon the tranquility
and order prevailing throughout the country.
CHIAPAs.-D. Fernando Maldonado has become
Governor of Chiapas. Sr. Cardona has been sent
in custody to Pichucalco.
The Clergy of this State have sent remon-
STRANGE to the Government, protesting against the
federation of forms of worship.
REvoLT-The Puros of Toluca have been STIR
ring up revolt in that town. The insurgents did
not, however, make much Roadway. A force of
200 cavalry and 100 infantry, was dispatched from
the capital to the of action.
TAMPICo.-The expelled troops and the citizens
of Tampico have become reconciled to each other.
The troops have been invited by the National
Guard to reeenter the town. Senior Cardenas de-
MES that he has had or has any sympathy or con-
necon with the annexationists
INDIANs.-The Indians still continue their rava-
ges the State of Durango and other parts of the
Republic. The revolt of the Indians of the Sierra
has not been suppressed. There are supposed to be
about 5000 collected at the Sierra
New LEoN.-The Legislature of the State of
New Leon ended its sessions on the 18th ult. The
estimate of expenses of the State for the year 1S49
amounts to S34 400.
MAZATLAN.-Much dissatisfaction exists in this
place, and reform in the revenue system is loudly
demanded.
EXECUTION. Sr. Ramon Otero was to have
been executed in the city of Mexico the Both ult
He had been sentenced to death by the Supreme
Court Of Justice, for high crimes against the Gov
eminent.
TREASURY Decentralization the report of
the Secretary, we learn that the expenses of the
Government amounted TO $40, $50, $780, and the reve
nue. to 50 S3S AGO. leaving deficiency of $742 $50.
The enterprise of the railroad from Mexico to Ia
cubaya, seems to be favorably considered, and will
doubtless be carried into effect.
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IMPORTANT

TNHAT all persons should know where to obtain a goo
Hal. CAP, UMBRELLAS or a BABY o.
JUMPER-hey can be had only at The Old Corner. i&Y
A new invoice Of the last mode Just received ~
Jazz 81 DARCY corner Chartres and Canal SIS. ~
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BOOK STORE-53 CANAL STREET,

LAW.
Storys Works. complete New York Reports; comprising
Kent's Commentaries last edition Johnson Governs, Wen
for 1913; dell'. Dennis's Hills
Chtys Works, complete Sc vols;
Statutes at Large; vols; Pothier Obligations;
Peters's Digest; 3 vols Colyer on Partnership;
Punam Supplement do 2Paiges New York Chancery Re-
vols; ports.
SCHOOL
Mitchel's Olney's Smiths and all other Arithmetics
Morse's Geography; Latin Greek, and Hebrew Gram
Smiths, Bulions's, Murray's and mars;
Krkhams Grammar French and Italian Dictionaries
Dawes, Smiths, Greenle.fs, and and Gramnars.
MEDICAL.
Wetson Ebere', Deees's Church's Ramsboham Dew
Mackntosh's Practice; ees and Murphy Midwifery;
Wilson'S Horner's Hason's Kane', Smons's and Drupe's
and London Anatomy; Chemistry;
Motifs, Vepeau Ferguon's. Pereira Dungisson Royle's
Chius and Pancort's Sur Payne's Mateira Medi-
gerry. illustrated ca, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prescotts Works, complete, Mlman's Gibbons Rome;
Encyclopedia Americana Muays Cycopgdia Geoga-
McCuloch's Gazetteer Q vols. fhy; vols;
Aison Europe vols; Harior's Pictorial England vos'
N. B.-A large assortment of BOOKS and STATIONERY,
offered for sails by
THOMAS L. WHITE,
Jazz lw No. !E3 CANAL street.
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VIRGINIA REsoLUrIoHs.-An animated discus
on the llth and 18th inst, the resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Conway, few days previous, on the
WilmOt Froviso and other kindred measures,-de-
caring that the State will resist the Proyiso to the
last extremity and at all hazards. The resolutions
were opposed to both days by Mr.. Scott, who had
more conciliatory character; and the question was
about to be taken without remarks from those in
favor of the resolutions, when an amendment, in
somewhat different terms, was introduced by an
other member, MIR. Syme, when the House ad
iourned without coming to a vote.
In his speech, :" Mr.. Scott according to the Rich
mond Whig) dwelt principally upon the inmate
rality of the point at issue and upon which it
proposed to dissolve the Union. The authority of
Mr. Buchanan, MIR. Walker and Mr.. Cass himself,
were produced to show that the point was inmate
rial He stated that one of his resolutions (the 5h
was in the very words of Mr.. Buchanan's speech
in Washington, on the eve of the Presidential
election, and that Mandatory comments had been
made by the Democratic press all over the country,
beginning with the Washington Union itself He
ccontended that the people of tie State were not
prepared for disunion-that they were satisfied with
their present form of government-and deprecated
an approach to it, in earnest and vehement Ian
guage. His speech throughout, was an effort of
great power, and commanded the Sc rious attention
not only of The House, but of the lobby and gallery
which was much crowded on the occas ion."
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BUILDING LCTS-Second Municipality.
HE undersigned has for sale number of FIN e LOTS
L on Benton, White Liberty. Howard, Jacob and Soils
streets in the Fourth Ward the rapidly improving sec.
ton OF the Municipality.
isss 81 FIR sOUTHMAYD,
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PoWERs's GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLESS WORK OF ART,
which originally exhibited in New York; Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington exhibition
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET
The proceeds by the munlfcent donation of its JAMES
ROBB Esq., to be devoted the formation Asylum
relief of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the work. be had the Door,
Bookstores and Hotes-Pnce 10 cents.
Price Of Tickets so cents; Children under IL years. hapc
Season Tickets, 81.
Hours of Exhibition from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. n2su
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK,

1T NO. IA ca M p STREET.
CLINICAL MIDWIFERY Comprising the histories of 5 cases
of Dcn Preternaural, Complicated Labor; with Com
menaries, by Robert Lee, Nj D., F. R. s.
AIso-THE FOLLOWING STANDARD WORKS:
Dungsons Human Physiology and other Medical Works;
Carpenters Elements of Physiology;
Watson's Practice of Physic;
Cyclopadia of Practical Medicine 4 vos.
Vepesu's Surgery; 4o with Plates, coored or plain;
Horners Anatomy and Physiology;
Quain's Anaomy-plain and coored Plates;
Dewees's Midwifery and other Medical Works.
Meigss velpeaus Midwifery;
Moreau's Midwifery, with plain or colored Plates;
Wood and Bache's United States Dspensaory
Chritson and Grfh's Dispenstory
Perera's Matera Medca and Therapeutics
Kane Gahams Fowne and Diapers Chemistry for Students
Together very and well assorted stock OF other
MEDICAL WORKS, too numerous partIcularize.
eE- Just received ard for sale at the
"NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSES;"
i,oo s,dItw J. B. STEEL II Camp street.
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louisville ... COMMODORE PERRY, Washen, 5 P. M.
Louisville ......... WESTERN WORLD, Norton, 5 P. M .
LouispYe ...... GRIFFIN YEATMAN, Cunningham, P NJ
BAYOU Crosse Tete CORREO, Carriere, IL M.
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CALIFoRNIA.-AccumuLdt Of Goh.-We have
been shown private letters Of late date, from the
Pacific Coast, which give some new and exciting
intelligence in relation to the stores of gold accu-
mulating in California. They state that $2,0OO,O00
worth of the dust was at San Francisco, waiting
for transportation The greater part Of it will pro-
badly be taken by the mail steamer California
The English steamer Pandora carried away $780,
900 in dust
Another letter completely contradcts the reports
of disturbances at the Mining Districts. The writer
states that excellent order prevails, and there had
been but two three petty depredations since ope
rations commenced in the region.
Panamd-A letter from lady of New York,
dated at Panama, Nov. 81, speaks of the comfort
able quarters in which she is living, while waiting
the arrival of vessel for California and makes
not the slightest reference to unusual crowd of
adventures. From this we may infer that the
former reports in relation to the thousands starving
there, were greatly exaggerated.
LATE FROM RIo.-By the arrival last evening
OF the bark Francis Watts, Capt Fred. Bernsee, We
in the receipt of dates to the 9th of November.
The captain states that there was no news of i'm
portance at the date Of sailing. He, however, fur
nishes us the following report:
Bark Francis Watts, Fred. Bernsee master, sailed from
Rio de Janeiro the 9th of November company with
bark Oro Wig Tor resembling this) and the Swedish
brig Superior. both for New Orleans Brings 300 bags OF
of coffee to Andrew Foster Elliot
Dec IL, American brig, with large painted ports
showing blue signal with white square it. else blue
and whle-cOuld not make out understanding s. s. W.
lattn l7o s. $50 55 W. Dec 15 noon lat 100 "a s., $50
80 W., saw an American bark steam propeller, under all
on each mast. 1t blew the time fresh from n. N e.
Steamship California sailed from Rio Nov 2 for Panama
In Port -Barks Lucy Penniman BIddle waiting for
freight Chester Mason do; Ellen from Hambugh; Ophra
for New York in day two; Ohio from United States,
with coal dischagng; Neptune going discharge Swan
kanshawa; Trenton ships Superb, from LverpOol lost,
OIL Cape de Verdes main and miZenopmast, and sprung
the mizsn mast Montreal Lisbon bngs Susan, discharged
q coal Flora Clapp for Coast OF Africa Ausyme, to sail
shortly for the United States; Imperial, from Norfolk.
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" e w OIL E A " S :

LoCALs.-See third page for City News, &C.
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
groce ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOKS.
| groce SOUTHERN PRIMERS.
dozen MITCHELL'S GEOGRAPHY.
dozen MORSE'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY
groce' COPY BOOKS, fine paper.
100 reams good LETTER PAPER.
80 reams SCHOOL CAP PAPER, excellent.
200 supeeior PAPER, assorted.
dozen PARKERS Elements of Natural Philosophy
dozen OLNEY'S GEOGRAPHY.
dozen WAYLAND'S MORAL SCIENCE, abridged.
To- Send your orders to So Camp street, to -
Jag lt2dp ct ID. WOODRUFF IL co.
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eV- o. S. Mail Commodore Perry-For Louisville,
Cincinnati, Wheeling and Ptsburg-THlS EVENING, Monday
al O'Clock, positively romP oyt as VIII
jazz HYDE & OGLESBY, 70 Poydras st.
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"a MAGAZINE STREET.
Fashionable ClOthing-Latest styles.
lust RECEIVED by last arrivals New York choice
y diton to stock of SEAS0NABLE CLOTHING which
selling at greatly reduced The particular
Of purchasers invited and STYLES o.
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
CO0red French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Black and Colored French Cloth SACS and PALETOTS.
Black and Colored French Doessin PANTALOONS
Black and Colored English Buckskin PANTALOQNS.
Ri ck and Fancy Co!ored Satin VESTS.
Rich Fancy Colored Cashmere sndC Cashmere VESTS.
New styles Coored Silk Velvet VESTS.
Rich Silk and Satin SCARFS and CRAVATS.
Best quality Black Italian CRAVATS, 80 to AZ inches.
UNDER GARMENTS, Of every description
SUSPENDERS GLOVES, HALF HOSE &c.
tf5- Prices PeTy Lol.
jaI3 St ALFRED MUNROE g. CO, "a Magagine
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES II. S. servi, N o.. W. C, Dwight La;
NJ Maby, Ohio; w. G. Lane, N y Robert Woods w. Baton
Rouge; John H. Briggs N. Y. VIM G. Heady Louisville A
Smith, Texas Pierce Butler La L. NJ Hitchcock D. s. Sudbury
J. Sands Mobile; VIM. o. Reegers, Judge Carlton, La.
VERANDAH. Dr. Madison, u S. A. Allen Vance, R.
Gary s. c. c. W. Westfelt L. c. Dennas, Mobile S. F. PEN
Lake Providence j. Barrett La Jas S. Budlong, R. L.
J. 6. Nicely c. A. Buckley, La.
HEWLETTs...T J. Cooby Pointe Coupee; A. W. Esn La
PLANTERS.s. Taylor, Donaldsonvie J. B. Durnbelton
Geneva
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steamboat Departures This Day.

twsEE ADVERTl,EMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
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u Firemen,s Charitable Assooiation.-z0 Ply.

SCIANS and DRU GGISTS.-NoIce hereby given, thai
the Board Of Directors will appoint, meeng TUES
DAY. the 23d four Physicians and Druggists attend to
The INDECENT Members OF this Association, VIZ:
For the FIRST Neutrality-suspicious. Physician and Druggists
For Tie Second MuicipayTwo Physicians and three Druggists
For the Third Municipality Physician and DTuggst
April stating residences be addressed P. CON-
NlFt, President No. 81 Custom house By order.
jaiSm ALFRED BELANGER, Secretary.
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BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA.

We advise every body going lay in supply OF WSTAR IS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, ROGERSS SYRUP OF
LVERWoRT AND TAR the best two remedies in here for
Coughs Colds and Catarrhal Affections there Will prob
ably these diseases, perhaps destroy he Also good
supply of JEW DAVID'S HEBREW PLASTER, to heal up
Wounds Cuts Bruises Sprans Rheumatism These remedies
my invaluable and be had in that country for
Gold. The genuine is sold only By
ja20 lm2dp SCOVlL & MEAD, lib Charities street.
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FLoRIDA.-The Legislature of Florida adjourned
on the 18th inst. They made considerable adj
vance in the popular principle during the last ses-
sion, having provided for the election by the people
of Judges of Probate and Register of Public Lands
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U~ Firemen's Charitable Association
sT New Era ROYAL Arch Cha

Meeting
will be held the Hall OF Hose Company TUE SDA
EVENING, the 23d inst O'clock. BY order.
jazz ALFRED BELANGER, Sec'y
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TO THE LADIES.
GRAND CYE4PJNrG SIZE
THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL

Being Treatise obtaining Sugar Sugar Cane
by J. w. Evans, NJ. D.-a and valuable Book.
Together with the stock OF LA BOOKS
Southern country. "a For ssle by
isl7 lt2dp&f D. WOODRUFF g. co. So Camp ST.
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earnestly
Meeting MONDAY EVENING, January q, at halfpast
O'Clock, Pelican Hail. Common and St. Charles
will be discussed there important bushes
be transacted. jal9 81 FRANCIS SIMPSON, K. s.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 10
At New York on the evening of the 18th Cotton
was steady; sales 1000 bales-decned to since
the Americas arrival. Rice steady Breadstuffs
unsettled. Provisions dull and stocks heavy
The Committee of the Ohio Legislature has de-
clared Ford elected by 300 legitimate majority.
In Congress the House passed the Pacheco claim
bil-Senate passed the Minnesota BILL
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e- New Orleans Mechanics, soo

TT Washington Division No. s. of T.-Meet on
THURSpAY EVENINGS at half past O'clock Tchoupltoua
oifieeT Is PAGE, W. p JOHN T; FIRTH, W. A:
PERlANDER POLLOCK, R. s.; JOSEPH McCULLOCK, A.
R. s. JOHN w. ALLEN, F. s.; THOMAS FIRTH T.; VIM.
II. CORNELL G.; ANDREW f. SHAW A. c.; U. Fl. DAVIS,
J. s. JAMES F. ROAM, o. s. Rev. Mr. CAMPBELL, Chap
ia22
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books the Ball and SUPPER given General
TAYLOR, the inst, will positively TUESDAY
EVENING January %. Price of subscription SO order of
the Committee jal9 At JAS. Z. BROOKS Director.
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ROMAN. TITLE, &c. SHADED &c.

A liberal discount fof cash in hand al tho date
Of the Invoice.
We have now on onr shelves, ready for sale IN
various sized fonts,
10000 H. Roman and Iialic type.
10000 lh. Fancy type.
1000 ID. Script aud Running hand
5000 ID. Ornaments.
$4,000 f. Typc-metl Rule
$4,000 f. Brass Rule.
Presses, Glasses, Cases, Wood Typr, lbk, &e.
furnished at the lowest Elanufacurers prices, eth.
Fl. for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book is freely given 10 all Print.
ing Offices.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose 10 publish
this advertisement, including this note three times
before the lst Of October. 1919. and send US one
ofthe papers, will be paid for j, in Type when they
purchase from US, of our own manufactures Sc.
lected from our specimens, five times the amount
Of their bill.
CT For sale, several good secondhand CsIn
der and Plsten Power Presses, Starding Presses
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & CO.
10 ChaniberssStreet. Ncw-fork.
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Land for Sale.
MitChell'S Eve salVe.

THE concurrent testimony Of men Of ihtegriiy
- and worth Is the hest evidence We can have
Of any FAC, Of " hich We have no cognizBnce OUT
selves. Tie great advantages possessed ~ Ills
article over every Other ar--iis Certainty, SsiU-
", Convenience. and Economy. Al lhysiciSns
admit that great danger is to le apprehcnt,d from
dragging the eye Mhrn in iullin med and una
healthy state. In the use Of this salyc this olcc.
ton is entirely tmostd, as no halm can possibly
rcstlt from It's use il being il all eases applied 10
the sgftFnai portions OF the eye; thereby avoiding
all the ihconVcnirme, ain and danger, which ne.
rrssaflly attend tie iutcIucticn Of any Iurrcrt
article info the eye. It's activity in stlduing in
ilammaiioh is 20 great that ut few cares rtsuIe
the use OF mort Than one bottle 10 Eject Perfect
rare. One hysitien remarked 10 us, aiisI having
witnessed its tlttis in stitIal instances flat il
was perfect fire killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salte Shotld lie referred above
every thing else in the treatment Of diseases of the
eve, but We prefer ii should siaEd on lis own me-
ri;s. All We ask is tha, its virtues he thoroughly
tested and that the directions be strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., \. Y.
For sale al this office.
March IL. ~
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AGENCY i'm RALEIGH.

4 5 the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
n its Agency in Hisbofough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
TO III. Renewal OF Notes, and other Bank Busl.
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire il, for the usual compensation. The
Officers ofthe Bank will decline attending TO bu.
siness OF this kind.
LEOPOLD L. lIEARTT.
Raleigh. May /. So
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills,

vENIIIS Invaluable family medicine, combines
IL more cleansing, healing, aud purifying pros
pertics, than any OTHER pills now in USE. Anet
nearly eight years experience If their astonishing
success. we have no hesitation in claiming for
,hcfn popularity and reputation, anriSaled by
any other medicine.
They are an rileettal cure for Jauadire, bgs-
ptpsiG, Lrer Complaints. Pleurisy, Bilious dis
eases, Fepr and Ague, and al otItr Feutrs,
Coughs, Colds, inflammation IF Tie Lungs,
RhsumGtism, Head-urhe, LOIS Of Igpetiie, &c.
a. p. CHlLDS 4 10. Clay, Onundaga
County, n. Y. are the original and only manu-.
tac,urcrs Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE Is Cents per box, Of ;! Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town. \. c.. Jan. slh, 1919.
Mcssrs. r. ChiIds 4 Co.-Haying witnessed
the good effects of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases Of Fever and Ague, hy the use
d single box they were both cured; also the
headache, several cases; and there icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place, (that
know off, | am thereby induced TO write you
for an agency. lst because believe them the
best pill that know of, and wish TO have them
for family use, and secondly, because am of the
opinion that they would save much suffering froin
ague and Fever. and also ii'uch expense with en-
playing Physicians. Yours, &c.
For sale in Hilisborourh by u. HEARTT;
also by numerous Druggists and agents through
out the Union.
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n E w T | r NJ
LONG & WEBB

MOULD respectfully announce TO The public,
" thai they have purchased the entire stock
Of Long, Webb, & Co. and Intend rarrting on
The business in all its branches, at their old stand
opposite the court House.
They would take this ocsssioh 10 render theif
thanks fat the liberal patronage extended TO Long
Webb q Co, and hope, by prompt attention to
business and liberal prices, to merit and receive
,he confidence of the pubic.
o. F. LONG.
JAMES WEpp, "
hsust Is, r.
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THE HILLs3oRoUGH RECORDER,
Is puRLIsaEn wEEkLY
By DENNIS HEARTT.

TerMs.-Two Dollars year. if raid in I'D.
yanre; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if not pad
within three months; or Three Dollars, if DELAYED
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreara
ges arc rad Unless at tie option Of tic publisher.
Hereafter no paper will he sent TO a new sub
scriter out OF this state unless payment is made N
advance. or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the editor; and in 10 case will tis
paper he sent TO subscriber out Of the stale or
more than two years without payment
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for The first ard twcnt, -five cents ier
each subsequent insertion; longer ores in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Per
cent. higher. A deduction OF onc-thld will 10
matle TO advertisers by the year.
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20 Dollars Reward.

I OST, on Tuesday the 5th June inst, at Pm,
Il sidence Meeting House Cor on the road from
tia, place 70 my honse,) Pocket Book containing
$40 OF S25 In Bank Nuies, also number Of pro-
iiissury notes pay able TO the subscriber VIZ: on
III. NJ. &. Strowd for $40 one on John II. Cruicha
field for $40; one on Henry Mcdaniel for sSs,
one on ]. G. Turren,inh for SIS; one on Thos.
Morris for S7,Os; with various others notes and re-
ceipts will give the above reward fos the deli
very Of said Pocket Book aud contents to me
and hereby forwarn all persons from trading for
any notes payable to me without my endorsement
or assignment thereon, OIL the cblisors from pay
IN. hem 10 any person except myself
SaMls. H TTRRENTTNF.
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