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Nor sKIsHFD.--A story some Time since went
tbs rounds, 70 the effect that Calfornia emigran.
BY The name Of Wasssn. had been Aayed alive by
lhaisns. An seqn4iptanes Of the young man
writes tbs Chicago Democrst in contradiction Of
ihs story. sad states that Wasssa i now digging
81 V ~ osstae
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North Brothers,

North Brothers,
Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, No Orleans.
Importers of and wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times hand large and well assorted BtSck
L consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
70, "A and TwilIsd LOWELL COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYs;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colOred KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, bus red. yellow and green FLANNELSi
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTToNADEs and DENNIS, for plan
tatOns;
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'FS, for Negroea
BIue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bureges,
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpscas and Bombazets:
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
| Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
| IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
| INDIA RUBBER sUSPENDER5;
APRON Greeks;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS
COTTON and THREAD LAOES.
| And Also.
great variety of FANCY GOODS. such afs rsEss.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchssers
| favorable termS. jals Am2dp&W
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tE7- II the steamers Chss hammond and Moro
Castle we indebted for our latest dates from ST
Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville.
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On Monday evening, March 25 Mr.. DANIEL COATES
aged s. years, native of NewJeey, and for the last i've
years resident Of NewOreans.
No ME soldier Of the last he having Iinsd the
o. Army 1905 remained 10 aud connected Min the Army
his He eava three children
mourn his loss
To say the add lesst can,
He lived and died m honest
On the 9th inst of Bronchitis d. MITCHELL, Of A.
F. and Jane Octavia JONES' agsd15 months. I
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nkcosD MUNICIPALITY LvcEUn.-PrO 'essor Garland viii
svsf ne o lecture Of his Course this evening" at half pas
eelsek The schect upon which he lectures Is the hab
nea O. ne atmosphere Ia respect e moisture iusateI
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10 Geographic dispatch, dated New York,
March 9th, informs us that the ship Maid of Or.
leans, Dennis, from New Orleans, had arrived at
that port.
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ny E. II, DRAKE. 30 Cont 1t.
Spring s. Saens1eel. CVOtht1g

THOMPSON q NIXON 10 camp ne
sH Have received per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE OLOiHs
ING, MGHutaciured expressly for Hstaa' 10 wnicA
they respectfully invite the attention OF purchasen AnsH
Stock comprises:
DRESS CoATs-of Cs,hmsrs Cloth and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRoCK COATs-of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
FANCY C0ATs-of drab and mixed Csshmeretts,
Britannia Cloth, Drap dEts' black and Drab MeTln0'
and Alpaol:
SAC FROCKs-of irab Caahmeretts, Drap dEte, dTab
and HACK NIerino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALooNs--of black and fancy s. NJ. Doeskin drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white ard figured unnlnEs
Check Linen, etc.
vEsTs--of black and figured Silk. Buff, white and hE.
ured Marseiles;
LINEN and COTTON sHTRTs-of all the latest ItyIss
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambric Mualini
GLOVES-Of silk, Linen, Lisle, Berlin and Cotoni
UNDERSHIRTS-of Gauze, Merlno and Cotton;
DRAWERS-of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced hacks;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white, brown and rrpsd
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-of Silk, and white and
l. bOrdered Cambria;
| sUSPENDERS-0fL Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
| THOMPSON g. NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mills 2dDtf opposite Hewlett'H
| CIGAR TOBACCO.
&Ea EENruogY, and
- loia szs cav,
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sT- Cure Of Disease by Electro f5iOiOSY. Mi.
FlSkE pscuy informs his friends and public that Dr.
sTEVkNs of BudAO N.Y. popular and highly successful prse-
cins Physieisn will give his attention those requiring ks sd
cal services, MONDAYS and TUESDAYS from until 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, for Gentlemen and TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS m Ladies' the hour, AmoTy H Ppeeta
admitted The charge for Examination and
each tina the patient be operated upon will he 81 90 when
visited at their redsnces charge will be made mh2I
NoTARIAL NOTICE.
Ew- NOtice.-The Undersigned having united together
for the OF Npsral Business in ali beg
friends the public that they prepared
with and Dispatch whatever business b0 cOnhdd
them the old and Of D. RICARDO late Notary Public,
No. ~ Gravisr erect WA. MONAGHAN,
Successor o D. /, Rieardo,
GEO RARESHlpE
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~ Notice The undersigned, retiring from the No.
tAT& Business would respectfully h in Office
Mr. whI MONAGHAN and his sis managing clerk, Nj GEORGE
RARESHDE The favorable notice Of his old end and the
public in gnsra with tbs that all Affairs which ts
hsrussi ,hs will be faithfully and efficiently attended
mhU DANIEL l. RICARDO,
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H[ The Delta admits that the new charter has
blnaders and faults, but it calls its opponents
TO devise better. Well, we think the present
decidedly better especially with the amendments
By which the people elect the principal off.
GERS, and The city debt is provided for Independent
Of the Municipal authorities. The True Deltn
which has heretofore been staunch. advocate o
consolidation, yesterday morning publisheda strong
argument against the charter. 1t now goei
aKaiass consolidation, until charter with ''fewe
5lsndsrs and fault" can be furnished in lieu Q
the present. That paper objects psrtcularlyto tn
one Council feature Of the charter. The old Delta
however, does not think it very objectionable OF
this score Why NOT simplify all Of our Legislative
bodies by the adoption Of this principles Th
arguments which defend this innovation in th
charter, would answer equally as well for all law
making assemblies.
The Delta talks Of !" the inevitable decline o.
The city under the present organization. We'oan
discover NO signs Of decay in the Second Munici.
pality. In every part Of it we find improvement,
going on rapidly. How it is in the Other Munich
paLties, we do not know SO well. Butt. we admit
that the downtown part is declining, ii is so mucl
the better reason for the Second Municipality pre-
tssring 10 remain as il is
We shall tomorrow furnish the Delia.with fact
nnd figures, allowing The different expenditures Q
The Giles Of Nsw York and New Orleans.
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EAE Russia Casa Mr.. Hunt made very able
H1gnnsent yesterday for the defence. AS matter
el course he was compelled to travel over much o
ahe ground occupied by Mr.. Prentiss. Nolwith
Standing this drawback, his Argument was Iistene,
20 with deep interest Mr.. Hnn,on spoke only
lew minutes, md the matter is postponed unit
Saturday afternoon when he will close.
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Professor Fiske lectures this evening on The new sci
snss Of EseTobclOsr, in the large room III Armory Ran
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kkets-k' gamaR Coerse.-IIo for the Rscesl The
stAcon to-day at the BinEaman should bring together
large attendance Error and Middleton contend for purs
q ss1-two mile heats-and the conest promises to be
mo.t apled one boh Of the have plenty Of backezs
he IA % viii be apt to circulate % viv ,nss To
eoae IN ne order; ferry boats convenient and pleas
enk mode. Of conveyance and the whos scene viii prove IN
aEIegable inieslade % month. Of busine... =
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SALES and SMALL PROFITS.
.4tfTed sIass1s9'Oe n CO.'S

AARS1 SALES ana SMALL PHOFIVS1
.EEfi'ed slaes1sa'Oe f. Co.'s
ZONE PRICE," Retail CLOTHING Establishment,
No. 81 Magazine Strest,
Where nov be found, usual, The largest and beautiful
ussurmon of SPRING and SUMMER CLIO THING oreabG
All Clothing msaufacursd establishment
expressly for retail sales here and With perfect coIajncs
rendering sdiacen request examination our stock
by Il who in want OF articles in line The following only
partial liSl IS articles:
Summer Dress Coats, FrOcks, sacs, PoIkas, etc.
FIsnOh MsnO DraP dEs FrOekH, Dres. cOa, ae POt~
Ensllsh Merino PArameta do. do.
Black and eOOrd Alpaca saor PolEss LAssuss md ssO
An Linen, checked and striped do. do,
Black AID Mode eolored Csnhmerste do. do.
Fancy eolored Kos.gsh Cloth aid Tweed DO DO.
pnsss 800 f' ~ ~ 1lS" " ~ ''''F '''''''
Flsneh figured M5rno and DTup de Ture PnntaloeLA
Blssk and e0lored Alpaca and PsramstA de. --.
French Linen s-i Drill white and eolor,d o.
Also Superior assortment d Slack and Csrr and
DOelEin PsatalOOns, reduced prices
q Vests.
| Super Black and eolorsd Sill and Bath Vests
| Super Ugh, SIN, Satin Cashmera. do.
Bupsr White and cOl1red MRaeles do.
super Fancy eolorsd Ond Embroidered Linen DO.
AL Of the styssRolng Collar. Doutle brsastsd
Shirts, Hosiery, Crayats, etc.
suPersns all Linen, silhTS.ass styles
Snpehne and Medium quality Muslin Shirtslates styles
French bingham, Calico, Hickory Linen and Cotton
| Negro Shrts.
| UNDERSHiRTs.
Brown White and Pink Cotton under.hirts and Drsue +
| Heavy sis UHdeEshirts and Drawers
Lia Thread Undershirts and DraWe-besutifnl Eoodl
Red Blue and White Flannel and Megno shirts DItwerA
| Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS,
| FFsuch and Italian Black SIX CravAb
Eilz and Linen HAEDhERCHIEFS
| Isle Thread, Linen una Sill GLOVES.
1 I.ls Thread, Cotton and NeFino HALFHoSE.
Silk and bingham Umbrellas, Trunks, Csrpst Bag,
A fnl assorasnt Of BOYS and CAiLDRENs CLOTHING
II OEE PRICE FoR Goops, and No Deviation
| ALFRED MUNROE & co.
mhls II StW No. "a Magazines
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METAIRIE RACE COURSE, New Shell Road


TTNHE GREAT snatch nr s. 90. esu.si Tnueh
interea an1 d 4 Of of 3 NnAY
AETch 81 JACKSON, the American
aEan.t c.s Ess Thee Hgrs-s GRAY ESGLE BOsTIN
nd bUTChER BOY, going r Milss. THIS sIIeesd
Be Of the Intervening and rovs snd closely eonsad
Nhtches thai has taken rare his Of
of 1sl eshls sumo have AlI-h been bet on the
There vail be TROTTlNG AATCH lle das, airsct,
public
ssshgs GREAT DAYS SPORT.
Ths First Race Of ocock P. NJ; the TToinK Match
diectiy ~ Aimpanes SO Ladies free mh99
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THE NICARAGUA .AFFAIR.--The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, 'sIon, !" in a
letter Of the 18Th says: "'rhe Nicaauga treaty,
negotiated by Mr.. Squiers, is before the Senate,
having been submitted for ratification. All the
correspondence, instructions, etc. connected with
jur relations towards Central America, are also be-
fore the Senate, in its executive capacity.
Snme weeks ago Uniformed you that no treaty
had been made with Great Britain in relation TO the
pretsnsions Of thai Government, but Mr.. Clayton
had offered propositions TO Sir Henry BuIwer on
Joints as TO which he was not instructed. Mr..
Clayton proposed that neither the United States nor
treat Britain sho1ld retain any jurisdiction over
Central America.
"Lrd Palmeraton's views on the subject were
Baot then Known But, if mistake not, they are
Iresty well known TO our Government by this time
and there is no very slFaRg reason 10 believe TIM
he two Governments will very soon come 10 an ar
apgemenl on that point.
= l do not think the present Administration viii
yield the point. Il may not, however, interfere viii
| he construction Of the ocean canal, should tn,
American contractors determine 10 prosecute it,"
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steamboat Departures This nav,
sw ChoIsra.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extens

S5r ChOiera.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extensive
practice in the Cholera since It's first appearance this aud
with much living has been induced By the
solicitation OF his ends offer the remedy which purely
vegetable for sale He has, aO Bile medicine for Syphilis
of all Einds He purity the uyss from all Mcura daIsS
he has invaluable remedy Tor Piles letters scad Head
ohce Nell Crossan street, EsS
and the River. rah26
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and II.nlth nr tha cItr.

-. - IL . l. - Nj
y 800
o ias.sa -. K s.s 60
-. -. ~
a.. ~ 80. ,r,u
ui doqsntve 4 i in vain @ look re nes.ss Of The
orSs NJ ss ~ irrss 81 population ali
the true .osc9ns y i. sAssr4Fy c9spSf p.
value or expectation Of lie oF what wealth without
Al m % 2, .sh Heane popsaton may
in few months accomplish ycnr pasaS, sSnRsres n0s
n barrier q commcs people living in dirsn, psrt; Of
ns wRq s,es VA sneh MI he ccadon Of various naris
Of eompefcs IN the eastern hemisphere.
The report treats Oh Two suolees
ist ne condition Of the heai'n Oh tne CITY curing
the year 1oaS'
3D. the suggestion OF such MEANS a. are deemed
advisable tor improving the same.
II irss speaks Of the influence OF meteOrological
agencies on the health, and furnishes full and
minute register OF the, changes in the heat and
moisture OF the city.
The cholera carried Oft 3l76. The number o
deaths from all causes 1882. 1t is some consolation
TO know that the ranges Of cholera were not owing
10 oar position, and that New Orleans is not more
liable to It's visitations than any other city. The
deaths by fever have been only l4-os per cent. o.
the whole. That whole consists Of 0-99 per cent
Of the population, which indicates bad condition
This is attributable to the great elevation OF tenn
perature, ventilation, undue moisture and NTH
The planting of shade trees in all OF the streets Is
strongly urged as measure Of health as wen as
comfort
Moisture and Nth are considered the CHIEF causes
| of the unhealthiness OF the city.
The paving and drainage OF the city will tend to
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Ry Alta ST. Pouick's Festival in New York
on the 18th inst, the following is the 10th Of til,
regular resolutions adopted
10. Father AasAspThe trus philsnihropist and gTea
beHaciof Of hs race may bis viii 20 America be pi.fu
= the eeasa which b. aAs shovrga Vpoa hA 0opRgnsE
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20 sfoHr.-The advertised TO come off yesterday,
e,eI We BnsamaD, wns post poned.
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to Human Observation-Disclosures SHAW will give
Lecture HumshE eeITey sArU RDAY EVENING hREp
O'clock in the Armoy Hail. Camp street In this Lecture Professor
will adduce facts Illustrative OF hI subject and poi
out the distinction btween EecoB Oogy and hssnsrism After
the Lecture various eIprmens will Be exhibited in EeciroBology
and Meamersm dsmonEvs Of the reality and po Of tie
recent discoveries In regard the connection between Mind and
Matter Tehss so eenla each otalne mh29
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FLoRANCR TAYLOR will SELL at II O'clock At No. la9
Common stors-Government Clothing etc.
bYKHs, HYDE Co. will SELL At halfpast 10 o'clock e. 81
Magazine Suest-Boots, BroganH and Shoes
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UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hail. ~ Tchoupi.
touas street, at half-past O'Clock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. IL, al Unity Hail. MaFgny Build.
ings, Third Municipality, at hafpast O'Clock.
You've MINIS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. ~, at Pelican Hall,
Common and st. Charles ss, at halfpast O'Clock.
Star oF HOPE DIVISION No. ~. in Odd Fellows Hall,
Lafayette, at half.past O'Clock.
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to- per Steamer Falcon" -E5
Fine, Fashionable Clothing
No. So Common Street,
6etceen VeraHda Hotel and Heplett's Exchange r.

THEO. A. MES " co.
Are opening large assortment Of Eeg and Fash
ionahle Spring and Summer CLOTHING, made in
the latest STYLE and expressly for city trade. received this
day per steamship Falcon.
Gentlemen desiring articles in our line may assured
the above shipment is OF the best quality regards
material and workmanship ALsoA superior article OF
Spring and Summer Crayat; Linen Undershs and Halt
Hoe; Gauzo, Merno and Cotton Undehrs and Drawers
Gauze Flannel Shirts; Linen Gloves; Linen and Elastic
Web Suspenders; SILK and Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Fred Cotton Drawers; English Cotton Half Hose White
and Striped Silk Ha Hose; Silk Gloves; black and fancy
Satin London Ties Silk and Hair Stocks, which
invite the attention Of friends and the public mh4 2ptt
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS STR EET. between Royal and Bourbon
" MONDAY EVENING AUr ], 1880 will be p-Tfomsd iol
the frat time, Meyerhrrs aud OPERA FIVE aud
talsaux, entitled
THE PROPHET.
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S. of n. .NIeetlngs This EveninR.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Keener Mr. CHARLES
ST. CLAIR to Miss ANNA MARIA MORRIS, both of this eli
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Dollar Gold PEN.
n Good Gold Pen aud Silver for Dollar We have
received a lot Of these Ca itsl Pens o..
Opinions Of the Prsss,
'' Beats any ching yet ,ofcred." [Ciescent.
49, This des .Tipuon valuable" fPieAyuRA
"a better Pen We never Pu, to PEper.h lDolta
Nov IN stcrq..,,
n- large supply OF Gold Pens Of all ne celebrated asrs,
al The lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARSi
IA variety Of paterus Gold aud Silver CGs0I, for s0ls BY
GUINNESS & co.
Il Camp street, between Canal ind Coma5n 5A
Dealers ia FINE FANCY ARTICLES GUNS, PISTOLS, re.
r,bss Gin r..
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Bingaman Course

Btngnmnn Course. Algterss
LH- haes Cd ! 8 u r, N
SE-uND MEETING OF THE, ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUE
= Second DEy-FRiDAY March % issOPurss SsOOTws
hea9 Entries;
LA L. Bingsnan enters DE- sasmanrt b. ERROR, b. Bos
Letrher, by BTursViGk hinrr'A Green
81 Wells ami CaTDSl rh HiDLEsToN yssrs old By
Trustee, dam BY Bulioehh Mueke JOhn ndsT's dra slus
and White
Members Of the Club may obtain Badges Ticket oos
Stianars Ubu Badges which vii sntts then and the Ladies
Of heir parry 10 all ihepVeges Of the Course price IS Co.
m snd comfortable Ferry boss the Place
Price cents,
NJ AdnI.,ia1, Gates and Stands 81 90.
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Observation-Disclosures Ann AMUsIN1I.

1NHEOPH US FlSkE will his Series Of Lectures and
AnonPhins ESpeumeuis ARMORY u ILL., Every Even 70
Sunday upon the discovered science u Ecro
Biology Persons audience III be ID
IN their muscular m"ons they Will be made to forget the
and rdenceS, them will he made Ike
honey mh, NORWOOD brandy Ali Ills viii be done
while they ia perfectly and without any
whatever Tbis wonderful remedial edcsd tbs
astonishing VI Psisy Neuralgia RbeunAm, and
dissaEsB g,ntruly.
kE- halEpsE O'Clock Tickets Fifv
Gems. "A Gentleman aud Two Ladies' One Dollar Chdrsn,
HH Price. mks u
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~ Classes IN Electro. EIolory.-Mr. FIsKE

~ Glasses in Electro Biology. MI FIsKE, in
compliance with the general viii form Class for complete
Instruction in the newly discovered Sciences OF Extraordinary
Armory Hall, THURSDAY AFTERNOON March Is Nj. f..
pledges himself enable all who attend perform these wonderful
Expermens successfully and how apply This remarkable
remedial agent the Of disease tbs fee charged for inftrue
eIO will be rerned Complimentary Ticket will be given
(gatuOuty all who Join The Class which viii admit lady and
gentleman The public Leear,s aud E1PermsntG LIdes'
Class will be formed early day Ladies' TieEs'ses mhz
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Il STINCOS, Carpenter and Builder, No. 294 Maya
~ zine street, Tin Side Stewards old place)constantly
on band an extensive assortment Of Panel Doors, Bna
Sash glazed unglazed.. All orders promptly filed the
lowest pcss and every description OF JObbng done with
neatness and Dispatch mig ly
ONE or Two Families md r few Single Gentlemen can
" be accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD on
moderate terms, No 36 Carondst street. POvdras
street Chreh Day BoaHders 90 week Lodging, with
Board, 81 mh29 I'm
NOTlCk.The Undersigned heretofore doing BOOK
l and JOB PRINTING Business at No. l0I Poydrss
street, under the and style of HINTON Il Co. have
this day SOLE oui their establishment and all interest therein
TO Messrs. DUNCAN, HURL8UT & co. We would
solicit tor them continuance of the patronage beray
extended TO HINTON IL co. >
New OrIs ans, MRrch II. lS5O- mh2l b
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10 We clip from yesterdays Evening Plea
yune, the following Geographic dispatch:
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SgADRIES-LN STORE
1s0 packages RAISlNS AND FIGS;
l90 boxes sperm and tsFt'ANDLES;
S boxes English Dairy CHEESE; ---..
i5e boxes 70 Family and Toilet SOAP;
20 boxes STARCH:
- boxes CHOCOLATE.
60 baskets SWEET OIL;
l99 packages TEA, Green and Black
30 package " ACkEREL, Shad, TonEus and Sound
80 dozen BEEF TONGUES;
l0tieres Shay's HAMS;
10 dozen PIE FRUIT;
81 dozen PRESERVES, Pickles. Jellss and jana
IS dozen TOMATO KETGHUP;
lOg dozen Kennedy and English MUST ARD;
70 baHes Boston, Wine and Quincy CRACKERS;
~ dozen salmon ShAd and Lobsters. IN cans;
w dozens PFeaefyes, Peaches and Dsmson, ia cans:
R1psskAges Buckwheai and Pearl Barley,
HgfTEh-Gashss sRd Mssssint "a slaFs ard fof sSsAy
El3 b - ca2a, eTnpRRfoS, v cSz9 =
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kF~ St. Charles Theatre.-Mr. LEAAN's BENEFIT.
Lasi Night Of Sszson-WALTER MOORE LEMAN rsEpect-
fully Annouuss his Benefit for evening FRIDAY March
when by courtesy Mr.. JAMESON Of the American Theatre,
who politely volunteered he s enabled offer shakeare
l gr.si Trayedy of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-05
BRADRETH'S PILLS.

rIyHE BRANDRETH PILLS, as general
Il family medicine, especially in country So
subject to sudden changes oftemperature as this,
their value is incalculahle. By having the Bran
lrcth Pills always on hand, should a sudden at
tack Of Sickness take place, they can beseiscn at
once, and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived. 80 s.
In cholic and inflammation OF the bowels, these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their use, according 10 the directions, viii surely
do all that medicine can do, TO restore the health
OF The patient.
In Gil cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart. and all affections of the
stomach and bowels. the Brandreth Pills will he
found never-failing remedy.
% insure the full benefit of these celebrated
Pills, they should he kept in the house, SO that
upon the frs; commencement Of sickness, they
NAV be a, once resoi;ed 10. One dose then ii
better Than Dozen alter disease has become es
tahlished in the system.
DE-. Btanlreth's Principal Office, 24i Broad
eay New York.
GrAgcnts for the sale ofBrandreth' spills:
u. HEART. Hilshoroueh.
IN. M'Dade. Chapel Hill.
a. A. Mebane. Mason Hall.
A.MickIe & Co.. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead .CaneCreek Cotton ractory
Henry Glider, Lindlcy's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson tStore.
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