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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
Lost or Stolen.

IRON the subscriber, at McCsuiey's HOTEL on the
18th Of January, one Gold Watch and Chain.
The watch has the points broken off both the hands,
and a small crack in the cap. on the inside The
chain is fob chain, with two silver rings attached 10
il, where the chain is attached 10 the watch and
the other where the key is attached to the chain. All
persons are forewamed from trading for the shoye-
named watch and chain, for il is my property. Any
person returning the watch and chain 10 me, or
information respecting 1t will he thankfully received.
ALEX. &. WATSON.
February IL. 75-3w
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NEURALGIA CERED.--l,esd what Mr. Bcsden
says; y, melicine ever had certificates from such fc.
srriabIe soufcrs as ,snefs Spanish Mixture. NJ. =.
BayIea. me II the original ptaptieots VI the A-ior
House. New York and ns numlef u years Of the
Exchange Hotel. Richmond. Va. WIS cured u e.
we're attack o. Neuaai, by Carie.s spanish Misiu =.
The rapid aud perfect cute srted 10 bis BY thu.
viluahir medicine. STRESSED his attention and esrIis,
III. intefea he recommended u to nihefs afflicted with
variety Of disease. aud 10 every instance cure was
effected. We has seen i cure Aaue and Frvcf kieu.
maiisIn. Liver Complaint Dysprp-ia feySfs, Violent
Coughs and case. which wsfe said 10 I've roninnrd
Consumption, snh neatly every oihe, disesse io'
which Il 10 usel. lie remarks u j. difficult TO know
what disease i will MI relieve % rure. anil B,od
Purifier. and Spring and Fall medicine. he has nevs,
seen Ne equal. He ehesrfully recommends Il on oil
occasions. and believes he BE- the mod ,slusbls remedy
ssisnt.
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Taere are hundreds Of remedies sod at every Drug
Store purl,oriing 10 ruie I'll diseases naneahe. each
rlvef-e as the very hest svsf known, I'LL We had losi
al faith 10 them all hut there Is one exception.
We speak Of DR.. Sauioid's Iuvig rator, which came
10 u recommended as q cure Cor Lave Complaints. s
III disease. arising from Diseased Liver. The lrsIi.
maniais d 30 many % our Phy-icans 10 " favor,
Induced Us 10 Wy ~ aud now conviction y crriain thai
u me &c The greatest blessings r,en 10 Dyspe
tics Tor il made complete tef,fe the ifsl bottle
was taken, aud now We eau eat ANYTHING eaahls
without trouble while before nothing hui thr lrhlest
i,od wouli digest. aud oiien ih,t gave pain. Now
what We want 10 ssy 10 all our readers u. u Live
Complaint % Dyspepsia trouble YOU 10 not fa 10 ty
this iae greatest remedy 10 the woflj
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange CouSTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A. ID. 1857.
A. w. Ii.dgcpeih VS. lanes Vaughan.
Same Samr.
James z. Tuleniina & Son v. James Yaughsn.
Same vs.. same.
Robert F. Mnrris VS.. James Vaughan.
James Webb rs. James Vaughan.
Edmund Struda lick v. James Vaughan.
Jnhn I.ockhart vs.. James Vaughan.
Jusfioe's Attachments Lsried on Land.
Appearing tn the satisfaction II The Court that the
defendant, James Vaughan, has removed oui Of the
county. Or ahscands conreas himself that The or.
dnary pr1css " law cannot I've served on him. i i
iherrfre mpnn ordered hy the Court that publ ca.
ilon he made fnr six weeks in the Hll.b0-
rough Recorder. notify ig the said James Vaughan thai
unless he appears a the neat term Of this Court he
he'd Al the 'ur house IL Hillshpough. IN the fourth
Monday 10 Nav next. then and there Ia replevy an
plead ,orng to law. he will be proceeded sganst ia
the same il he had hern served with process
and hii faied appear end plead.
Witness. George Laws. Ciefk af nur said Court. al
office. in Hillsboroush the fourth Monday in February
" :. 49, GEO. LAWS. C C.
March %. sl-6s
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Fresh Garden Seed.
lust RECEIVED, fresh lot Of Garden Seed;
" also genuine Chinese sugar Cane and Lueerne
seed, for sale cheap by I.upS ypnp
March II. 70
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CAROLINA BLACK HAWK.

sINHis Stallion, brought from Vermont last Spring by
= d.. William sirudwirk. will make q sping season
IN Hl-bnrous 10 commence the LIST VI Msrch aud
close on the 18th Of June. Terms, $50 the season,
$40 for Insurance. Mares from a distance will lie
boarded and well attended hy one Of III. owners Of
The hor.priee 379 cents per DAY. Special care III
be taken 10 prevent accIjehls but responsibility
assumed.
PEDlGREE.-carolna Black Hawk was sired hy
the old Vermont Black Hawk, (now owned by David
Hlll.oi Bndpon, vtD he BY the Sherman Morgan; lie
by the O.sl or Justin Morgan the fiher Of The race
OF Mo,gans The dam II Carol ma Black Hawk was
sired by a descendant Of the old postboy out Of a
Morgan mare.
TITS stallion will lie six ye1rs old 10 Juy next Of
Je black color. medium slze. weighing one thousand
AID tweniy.sIx pounds. aud Of the les. prnIoriinned
aud m',i e.gaii moving hlr-e. that can he produced,
aud Tor erniifnsss AMI do,is. huih under The saddle
aud ~ harness. cannnt l+ surpassed hy Any gelding
When three years he iroiied At The We mont
Stale Fair. as ,B.t number II rolls rs Tie same horse
aud was tire suetrssiul competitor Er the premium.
lie al-o tr"ted Al the North Carolina Sfse Fair last
all and shared The ~, MUM with ,eiy worthy horse
IT the same breed.
JAMES r. CAIN,
v. :. StRCDwIcK,
F. y. STRuDMICK.
February IL. rs
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EQUITY SALE.

David ". ksn aud ohsrs 81 pans -Peiiiioa 10 Sell
Rel E,laie
PURSUANT 20 decree o. the Court ~ Equity.
= CT orange County. made Al March term. 1887. {
shall nIIer for ,ale, Oh THURSDAY the 9Th Of April
nest upon the premises. about 500 sces II land, fss
mrrlj belbngng 10 John q. Johnston. deed. pof.
ii,n Of Il II well woojel. aai lying within three ~
four niles o. Chipel Hnl,--is valuable IS artding
fuel c1nvenirnt that piece. The and will bc d.
ehasen.
Sis ,nths credit will he given. The pu'ehisrt giving
bond will goL iiy. aud The tiIe viii be reserved
until The purchase money u paid.
r. WEBB, e. & N. E.
Mach 10. pfIss sds. a. se-aw
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N q q I G j. .
+ o r S A L Il

nNE Of KNABE'S seven-octaye PlAN0ES-A
" very superior instrument pronounced such hy god
Judges, will be sold al the cost in Baltimore. Apply
this ofice. March lI-79-
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Lumber! Lumber! Lumber II!

LUMBER! LUMBER. LumDer.!I
subscribers would respectfully inform the citi.
Eens Of Orange. Perron. and Alamance, that t,eir
Steam Saw Mill is in full operation, 10 Orange county,
near the Person line, fourteen miles northeast OF Hills
borough, on The mala road leading fiom Hilsboroueh
10 Goshen. Persons wanting bills n Lumber would
do well TO give Us call. We will furnish any amount
Of Lumber at the shortest notice. OF oherwise ll all
orders committed To Us with dispatch. All orders sd.
dressed 10 them at Caldwell P. o.. IN Orange County,
n. T., will be promptly attended 10.
l.. w. HALL & co.
n, B.--W Wagons for hauling lumber can be procured
in the ncighhorhect if desired. l.. W. II. x co.
January 81 30
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NJ D r. I q u
DR.. Roscoe Hooker,

HlLLSBOROUGH, N. g.,
WILL generally he found. when not professionally
engaged either at his Office or residence, opposite
the Orange Hotel.
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Spring Goods.

We would call the attention of those in SPRING and
SUMMER DRY GOODS to large and assorted Stock,
of our importation which have store
daily receiving 1t consists in part, Of E. ..
Flounced Printed and Plain BAREGE ROBES;
and Printed ORGANIZES and JACONETs;
FoULARDs and GRENADINE SILKS.
Printed LINEN CAMBRICS and BATISTE; H..
=. BRILLIANTINES, Camhrics and Calcos
ORIENTAL. and TISSUE ROBES;
Embroidered Muslin and silk MANTILLAS;
Black Lace SHAWI.s, Wells and E. ...|
VALENCIENNF LACEs, Edgngs and Insertings
LINEN CAMBRIA =. ....
JAGoNET and SWISS EDGINGs and Insertipgs;
SWISS, NULL and JAGoNET BANDS; F. N+
Embroidered and Bor6ered LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS;
LINEN and CAMBRIF SKIRTS;
ROBES and NIGHT DRESSES;
CHEMIsETTEs, Sleeves and Collars;
French, Scotch and Irish LINENS;
=. and Irish TABLE SETS;
:, Scotch and Irish SHEETINGS;
T0WELINGS, Diapers and Damask; ri H...
Embr Muslin and Bobbinet CURTAINS:
Bohbnet and jacquard and Linen BoBBINET for Bars;
HOSIERY, of every description and make.
d
full and complete assortment of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS for Housekeeping and Family of which
will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES So u
- GIQUEL & JAMESON,
M 2p6t IL
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rHr pENrTErTIARY BILL,

Z u
On lie 24th ult in sn article of some length, we
referred to bill then before the Senate 1T has
since passed) 10 lease the penitentiary certain
terms and conditions. The proceedings to which We
specially alluded were had on the goth and that por
ton Of them we deemed it our duty, faithful jour
nalsts to Indignantly denounce was the voting down
OF an amendment offered by Senator Burlington. of
East Baton Rouge, to prohibit the lessees from en-
ploying the labor Of convcts in such branches Of me-
chanical arts as would bring the products Of their Ia
Dor competition with that Of the mechanics Of Baton
Rouge and the mechanics Of other portions of the
State. We also promised to give list Of the sand
noes taken on Senator Buffingtons amendment. We
now redeem that promise Here is the list, extracted
from the columns Of a Baton Rouge contemporary
Ayes--De Russey Defreese, Evans, Griffin, Hyams,
Locoul McMnrdo, Martel, Oliver Pellerin, Phillips,
Richardson, Scott Simms, St Paul and Sterling-l6.
Nays Burlington, Chew, Ducros, Gardere, Heard,
Lavergne, Munday, Olivier, Pearce, Taylor and
WoOds-11. $500 -
Three Of the Senators representing or assuming to
represent the great and wealthy parish Of Orleans in
which NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the mechanics Of the
State reside, and practice their respective calings
goted to lay the salutary ,vise and just anendmentUe
hare described on The table-and it was accordingly
laid on the table One Senator Mr.. Lavergne-
in the negative, and as right and justice demanded
according to our sincere conviction and merits the
applause Of all good men therefor. The fifth Senator
was absent.
We have been thus particular in abiding to this
odions and abominable transacton--we mean no per-
sona offence, but can find no other words to express
our meaning-in order that the mechanics of New
Orleans and the mechanics of Louisiana may know
and properly appreciate the manner in which they
have been treated by the State Senate as we'll as the
names Of those Senators who in favor of degrading
their honest labor and skill to the level of the labor
and skill of penientiary convicts We are much mis-
taken in estimate of the intelligence, dignity and
character of the mechanics of this commonwealth, if
they fail to mark and remember those gentlemen
who their votes sought to inict directly Or indi
rectly say the least brand of disgrace upon their
valuable and honorable avocatons. Next to the ag-
rcultursts the mechanics the most necessary and
important of our industrial classes. What would the
agrcuturists say if the abhorent rule should be
applied to them? There would not be a particle of
difference in the principle Of the thing the difference
would only consist in its application. That is all.
We hope no bill embodying this odious feature will
pass the House Of Representatives.
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TscesaticaJs .1ssssiCes.sa,-y
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

G. y Z.
The Fire Department Of New Orleans with those invited
assist in the celebration Twentieth Anniversary will
semble at O'Clock, A. NJ, WEDNESDAY, March 4th,
Canal street, in the following order:
81 Davy Crockett Fire company, No. l. Of Gretna ~
Gretna Hook and Ladder Company,
Pelican Fire Company, No. l, of Algiers, .
Carrollton Fire Company, No. l, of Carrolon.
Carrollton Hook and Ladder Company,
As Jefferson City Fire Company,
Jefferson City Hook and Ladder Company NJ
Mineburg Fire Company, No. l, of AIilneburg,
Will form the south Canal street. resting on
Camp street, extending west
ALFRED BEI.ANGER, .......... Chief Engineer.
DAVID First Assistant Engineer.
GEO W. BuTLER.........,. Second Assistant Engineer
Volunteer Fire Company, No. l,
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company, Mol, D.
Mississippi Fire Company, No. ., ..
Ygilant Fire Company, No. s,
American Hook and Ladder Company No Q ~
Columbia Fire Company, Nos, %, NV .5
Louisiana Hose Company,
Mechanics Fire Company, No. 6, 5.-..... T.
VIII form on the south side of Canal head resting
Camp street, and extending east.
Eagle Fire Company No IL.
Phoenix Fire Company No e.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 8,
Creole Fire Company, No. g.
Louisiana Fire Company, No. 10, -..,..,
Trad Ferry Fire Company, No. IL,
tr.# Perseverance Fire Company, No. 49,
Philadelphia Fire Company, No. a.
Will form the north side of Canal street, head resting
chartres street, extending west.
Jackson Fire Company, No IS,
Washington Fire Company, No. 20, .. ........ 81
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company, No. A,
Orleans Fire Company, No. q,
Jefferson Fire Company, No. %,
Chamette Fire Company, No. %,
Crescent Fire Company No. "a, ..,...
Steam Fire Engine, Young America" ....
Will form the north side Of Canal street. resting
Charres street, extending east.
ROUTE:
The Procession will form Canal precisely
The head Of the procession will move Camp JULIA down
Julia Carondeet up Carondeet Apollo up Apollo to
ephine up Josephine Magazine, down Magazine
Robin down Race Robin to Annuncaon, down Annuncia
ton to ST. Joseph, down St. Joseph to st. Charles down St.
Charles Royal down Royal Esanade Espanade
Cnsacavo street. down Casacalvo Vaudeville up andeyie
to evee Leyee to Espanade down Eplanade Charres
up Charities Canal Canal Grae Graver
the Gaey Theaer where address delivered by the
Hon J. REDMAN COKE. -,+!s &
The exempt emen requested assemble City Ho-
tel Common at O'clock A. NJ, from whence they will
be escorted into line ....... ..,u
Ladies and heads Of families informed that the Gaiety The.
ater will be open O'clock P NJ, them with
seats. DID. FL.
The Marshals and Foenen of the various companies are not
fed to be punctuay the ground will posi-
lively move at 10 o'clock E-
The Aids the Grand Marshal requested assemble at
the of Camp and Canal Streets ION groun at
O'Clock, A. ~ ." fa- |5
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p r o G Il A VI II E.

Music. H
Exempt Firemen.
Davy Crockett Fire Company, No. /, of Gretna,
Greina Hook and Ladder Company.
Pelican Fire Company, No. l. of Aisiers.
carrollton Fire Company, No. l, of Carrolton.
4 Carrollton Hook and Ladder Company.
Jefferson City Fire Company.
Jefferson City Hook and Ladder Company.
Mneburg Fire Company, No l, of Mneburg.
.s-g Alfred Belanger Chief Engineer I
David Bradbury, First Assistant Engineer.
George W. Butler, Second Assistant Engineer.
Volunteer Fire Company, No. l.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
Mississippi Fire Company, No. 2.
Vigilant Fire Company No.3
American Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2.
Columbia Fire Company, No. s.
Louisiana Hose Company. "
Mechanics Fire Company No. 6.
Eagle Fire Company, No I.
Phoenix Fire Company, No. s.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company, No 8.
Creole Fire Company, Nos.
Louisiana Fire Company, No. 10.
Trad Ferry Fire Company, No, 70.
Perseverance Fire Company, No. IS.
Philadelphia Fire Company, No. a.
jackson iresCompany, No. Is.
Washington Fire Company, No. 20.
Pelican Hook and ladder Company, No.
st Orleans Fire Company, No. 2l.r
Jefferson Fire Company, No. %. |
Chalmette Fire Company, No. 49,
Crescent Fire Company, No. "a.
Steam Fire Engine, Young Amcrcan
mb2 2p3t
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.NesU style Spring Goods, Cheal

VeeO fStyte sprung WOO0Ss cheap!
MRS. e. NOBLE,
No. 1888 Dryades street, opposite the Market
VIII offer MONDAY, March 2, fresh supply Of SPRING
GOODS, at bargains
Rich style Satin Stripe BAREGES:
Founced Barege ROBES;
- 0rgandy :. .,. 1851.
French Jaconet ROBES;
Extra fine French ORGANIZES, new sty lie, fast;
'.. Pompadour JACONETs;
s MUSLINs and MoUsLINETTEs;
Rich Lace MANTILLAs; a--. g.
1000 yards Printed BAREGE, at Zoe per yard; vi ..
1000 French JACONETS, zoe and &c;
500 :. BRILLIANTINES, zoe per yard;
200 rich Embroidered COLLARS from 81 to 81; -'
Is dozen Ladies' KID GLOVES, at 5Oc per pair;
so l0-4 and la White QUILTS, at 50;
Is pieces fine Irish LINEN, from S. to Sl2;
50 IA fine Beached COTTON at 10c per yard;
$500 yards style PRINTS colorsslghty we-a l0c
per yard 0 Fa.fa-.'.
Together with general of Housekeeping Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, at the lowest prices.
E. NOBLE,
M 2p6t 1913 Dryades street
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E9- Caution! Caution !-Beware of Counter
rErERs-HosrErTER's BrrERs-The public that for
years Hoseers Bers have by their intrinsic merit
the best tonic of the day and celebrity beyond
any other compound Of the like kind The immense and ready
sale which Hosteter's Bers WITH induced number OF
in conerfeng them by buying the bot
ties and filling them with spuious and nOxous compound md
then making sales of the article coffee house keepers and
others reduced price, under the representa- ion that they
the genuine article Purchasers honld always examine
the bottle and that is covered with metallic cap with
stamped on and not with tin foil is the
with the counterfeit article The genuine article sold by all
respectable druggists and dealers everywhere, m2 2p6&W
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ii Card.

CITIZENS AND STRAIN GERS
Are invited to visit DoLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE LOG Canal street. any day from to O'Clock P. NJ
There is paor elegantly fitted up expressly for vtors
There are apartments and professors for each branch 1t the
only Institution in the United States where
in life Gas well youths can private apartments any
branch they desire All desired attend until perfect
in branch in which they may Lessons limited
tns&4h RUFUS DOLBEAR,
m2 2p3t LOG Canal street.
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CURE OF STAMsERIsG.--P Professor J. H. Lewen
demonstrate hisposer Of curing that dreadful i'm
psdment = soeis intercourse aumefng He
fcates his day after day; for who become
freed atIa from aady which they had supposed incurahe
esnrefran from giving heirestmony the benefit of fellow
sufferers We gould call attention certificate up.
pardea 70 Prof Iswens card in this mornings paper The
Professor j. alwg 70 be found a. The s. Jphn Hose ~
Camp street
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III TRoyAroREs This, translated into French, is
4 n Trouvere j" and into English, The Trouba.
dours' II Is the title Of an opera by Verdi. which
has excited Jarore in musical circles elsewhere,
equalled only by the fore Of disagreement il has ex
cited among the critics. Our New Orleans amateurs
will soon have opportunity Of crticisng it at the
Orleans theater where we certain justice win be
rendered itin the performance, however the critics
may disagree as to it's moral We are indebted to Mr.
]. 3. Iamothe for copy Of the Ibretto, in French
and English, which will enable us to form some idea
Of the opera in advance Of its performance. 1t is
be had BY all application at the office Of the thea.
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Mourning Goods.


We would call the particular attention of those of
g URNING GOODS
large of these goods They all of
DIRECT IMPORTATION and offered prices. They
consist, in part Of
81 BLACK BOMBAZINE of different qualities;
81 and Ga BLACK MoUssEIIN DE LAME, of different
qualities; -. .u....
81 BLACK TAMsE and CANTON CLOTH of different quail
tiles,
ga and 81 BLACK ALPACA and CHALLYs, of different
qualities
PLAIN and SATIN STRIPED BAREGEs of different quail
tiles;
REAL GRENADINES and ID, n ....
FRENCH MOURNING JACONkTs, CALICOs AND MUS
Inns;
ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES; TAEFETAS;
LOVE GAUzE and MOURNING Wells;
DEEP MOURNING and HALF MOURNING COLA RS and
CHEMISETTES.
HOSIERY and GLOVES of all kinds.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
M 2p6t Is Charres street.
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& J. n. Rutland s Co.,

D.
j.. B.. STEEL
No. 60 Camp street, New Orleans,
Respectfully begs leave to inform his in
the city and country that he Is receiving very large and
extensive assortment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS PAPER
and STATIONERY ard would call the merchants
and dealers the following list of articles which offers
sale at the lowest prices;
m Blank Books.
Ledgers, Journals Day Books, Invoice Rocks Order Cash.
Letter. Sales and Receipt Books; also, Bank Memorandum
Copy, Pass Bills Of Lading and Bills of Exchange Books;
Indexes, Pocket Iedgers etc. tEe
,ia. Writing aud Letter Papers.
Imperial Super Royal Medium DENY Folio and Fooscap,
white aud blue, plain; English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin;
best laid Record Paper, All the above ruled plain
Sealing Wax.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp, fine Scarlet Black Fancy Coored
and Perfumed, Gold spanged and Bronze Sealing Wax.
Waters.
Best English Scarlet Red Noaria and Transparent Waers
Of all sizes
Maynard NOyes Black Ink; Arnolds English and German
Copying Ink; Stephens Interchangeable Light Bne Fluid,
and his brilliant Red; best French Carmne Ink.
husbands.
Cut GLASS; Fa9cy Agate Patent Rubber Screw Bronze
Pocket whney's Patent Diapers Patent Cork and Pew
Ter inkstands of ali kinds.
e School Books.
large supply of all kinds in general use selected with great
by the subscriber personally assisted by the Judgment
and advice OF the most eminent Professors and Teachers
Committees Teachers Dealers all who buy to
Supplied al the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES at the NEW
ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE.
j. B. STEEL,
ms 2p6t&iiW r 49,, .... No. 60 Camp street.
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Clocks and Russian FAIRS.

COME TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABLE CLOAK H0US Sc,
Where Ladies will be find unlimited stock of all kinds
of Fancy Goods; 1000 yards Of rich French Silks.
50 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETS.
200 rich Lace and Muslin Sets 500 Russian Fur 200 wool
Plaid Shaws full Of rich Laces
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and style
Robes Chanbre 200 Rich Embroidered HapdkeIchies;
full of Dress Goods; Rich Flonced Bareges Or
CANDIES and Tissues full Of Bridal and Baby A
cle Ladies' Embroidered Under Skirts and style Corsets
Ladies' Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bags and foremoHnes; and
as this is already known the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MASTILI4A FACTORY,
and the only in the city that keeps unlimited STOCK Of
CLOAKS ALL STYLES, for Ladies, Misses and Babies WE
Will. SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS, of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING at half the usual price, and will guara
sell them less than half the price OF those houses tina;
on North to buy Cloaks 10 sell again.
Merchants buying Clks, Bonnets, Silks Emhroderies
any Fancy Goods should call at IA CANAL STREET.
D. E. kEEGAN,
% 2pfm la Canal street.
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Charter OaE Stores.
Spring Fashions.

just received by
E. L. E. BON ET
A Full Stock of Spring
FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOWERS;
BONNET TRIMMING and BELT RIBBONS;
STRAW and SILK BONNETS:
TARLETANS; GRAPE LISSE;
OIL SILK and TISSUE;
Walls; BRIDAL WREATHS;
RUSHES, all descriptions;
FLORENCE SILKS;
NEWS and BOYS HATS;
LEGHORN FLATS;
BLONDES, LACES ETC.;
DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BUGLES. FANCY ARTICLES, etc.
hl assortment of MILLINERY ARTICLES, to which he
calls the attention of city and country buyers.
Z. L. E. BONNET,
fe25 2p6t 20 Canal street