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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

junction with the Anniversary Of American In.
Dependence.
PunctaaI atIendance will he required Df the
members Brethren &c Dtaur Lodges are 70.
specially invited 10 attend aud participate with
Us.
The ciiizens in general are also invited 10
unite with Us IN celebrating the Anniversary oi
nur Naiior al independents.
N. g. The @asnnic Celebration was post.
poned in consequence Of lis interfering wnh
the College exercises
]. b. MrDADE,
Oae 81 the Committee.
June s "a t4th
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

Mount Pleasant s4eadeBag.
rmSHE sramination Of The giudsHis Of Msuna
Plensnnl Academy nil take place o. ne
neth Of neM mOnih. AZ whieh time lev So
-, speeches and dislogues will Be delivered.
Fnsnds imsiied 10 atiend.
The fan Session will c0mmenes On the isah
Of JSlg.
u.xsa as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

MIR. Levin Carmichael J.,
w removed his establishment u n.
building once occupied BY David Va
brough. ESQ. - Dry Goods store, al
recently BY DR.. Norwood. q noc,s,s.
shop. He would take this occasion =
return his thanks 10 the many friends SIo
have bestowed their patronage upon lin
and earnestly soliciis them 10 give him
call 81 his new stand.
The Latest Fashions with.
regularly received from New York, IA.
limOre, and Philadelphia; and he has er.
cellent Northern workmen 10 execute n,
work. Every attention will be paid IA
his work, and no effort will be spared "a
! please his patrons. lie Haiiers himself
ihaI he has generally succeeded in nal.
ing his work Iii; and lie thinks he can N.
sure il 10 be o. well executed as any IN
The Southern country.
January p. A. G,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21
Masonic Celebration.

The Members nf Uni.
We sty Lodge, No 60, have
sgreed TO celebrate the an.
nivcrsary of st. John the
Baptist. in Masonic order,
- al AL r. 1t - -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21
Y EMEN.

w. Will. stand at the stale
v &S~n Of III, subscriber, in Otange
Ss~4Ai ec,n:y, aud pc-aaps 81 one
- -. or two other laccs part oil
the cool season. the places not
named; | wal, for information from those
who expect to put To him, Il ., ! may be
able 10 select the best stands before 40.
vertise him. The terms will be low,
much more so than any horse Of his vs.
lae-to wit. 80 dollars 90 insure, and %
dollars the seasen, I:;eh may be dischar'
ged by 20 ,lulals in the season. The sea-
sun has now commenced, and will end the
10Th of July. rcqncs, all those who
intend To favor him with thtir custom. TO
put earl; the advantages are many and
great in raising carly colts. For biood
and performances, SIC bills.
JAMES MOORE.
Jannary IS. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

/" MR.. CARMICHAEL has iu,,
received hi. spring and sum.
rner Fashions, and is prepared 10
ii Gentlemen up in The most neat and
fashionable style. Give q call, gentlt.
men.
April ~. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21
Military.
Public Sale.

-AS WILL be sold, on We'd.
&JssFIA nesday the eth Il June next, a
ElxEIs& valuable HOUSE AND 10 E, in
GaesSss1ssSs9 the village ii Chapel Hill, fYr-
,neiIy occupied by Mrs. Mitchell, on a credit
of nine months, the purchaser giving bond and
security. Further particulars made known on
the day Of sale. Sale to take place on the pre-.
misses
WILLIAM N. PRATT, Admir-.
May 80 az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

Motto. to Country ssbse ribers'

Hereafter whenever any country subscription 70 the
Herald. reaches fortnight of It's close, SUBSCRIBERS
l receive their papers, done up In yelloS 'oroppers
This plan is adopted in order TO give our Patrons IN
me country notice. either to renew thesr subscription
hv fresh remittance, TO expect 1t to cease al the
close Of the period for Which it had been paid SUB
.cr,hers will, therefore understand after this notce'
what is meant by receiving then papers done up IN
yeAoes 1oraPPing paper
gv this method we furnish individual subscribers
~jth proper notice without putting them 10 the eA
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall oy
~ay of requita for his shaving so often our suoscri-
sers. The fashionable morals Of the present day. az
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Caeinet
sre to cheat as much as you can SO that the Ia"
does not reach You. do not practice on THIS pfinf
RE 10 any extcat except when have deaiings WIN
re- Kitchen-and On such occasions II 10 adop'eo
ru.ely in self defence-if you cont SHAVE you ee'
ssaved. Every day arm receiving .etters complain
we that the Herald has failed. when, al the same
rme, know full well that it is regularly mailed
Way these compaintsf Because many OF AMOS
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald 70 see
ne lineaments of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget put the Herald ato It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to metc try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little Of that article
bHt precious little 10 better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
A CARD.

" The Subscriber. in retursing bis 10.
mast favors would respectfully his customers and the
rubc In general just received direct rom rrssce
another Of those suprrioI French CaI skhs n1
given SO much satisfaction for the last two years. -.
Gentlemen leaving their measures can nave mer pooes
made any substance wtheut the least fear OF he
0l Phs consideration that has clalmcd the ate
ton subscriber for many years ana ha mas muSn
in assuring the public that his Boots now usually "
out the second or third sole without breaking
a. requested to their orders for their a
work early possible, particularly hose ioE oFe wi
Sole, Water Proof Boots . ~.,.;..
Strangers visiting the city invited 10 call and sxainihs
his mach admired 3entemens Caters which nave In s
measure superseded The Use Of Opera Boots r.. q,
Southern and westera Merchants giving ne - M
erk are requested 10 examine endid article
Dress Cork Sole Boots, Gentlsmens savers a
Shoes making ter the New Orleans, MOBILE anu
markets .u..,...d.a,.
All orders thankfully received ard purctuay
particularly those for cash. Uhihn ~ LII
au24dtOls Me- beekman St, oh'oH ''a''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

FIRE.--About II o'clock last night, fire broke out
in the upper part Of the three story brick building No.
ll3 Cedar street. next adjoining the of Washing
ton street, owned by Mr.. Benjamin Lord, and occupied
by Mr.. Henry B. Blair coffee roasting establish
The upper part Of the building and most Of its
destroyed MIR. Bairs stock is estimated
at about ss00O-nsured $4,000 The adjoining build
ing occupied by Mr.. T Brett as Aeur and feed store.
also slightly damaged. Mr. Blair was burnt out
about year ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

MAHoGASY.-We have seen a letter from Pert au
Plat, dated Aug 2lst which states that ,law has been
recently passed by the Haytien Congress- which prohi-
bits the cutting of mahogany any portion Of the Island
after the first of January next. We do not well UNDER
stand the motive for such law, but it is supposed
be the Of agriculture, and the Preserva
tioa Of the principal staple of the island which it is said,
is already growing scarce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

UJe We learn from the ST. Louis Republican thar
General Gaines has issued order directing the troovs
now in garrison at Jefersoa Barracks To march imme-
da'ey for the council ground appointed By the Chsro.
KEGS, in the Indian territory, the lIth September
The troops are placed under the command Of MAJOR
B. Riley. The LIST regiment Of Dragons. st.,issed
at Fort Lesvenworh is also detailed for the expedition
General Gaines viii be presen, at the council in
perann
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
No. los.
From OR KvenIsg Edition. I

u The Manager Of the National Theatre, Mr.. j.
w. "ai'acS arrived on Tuesday in the Quebec. from
LONDON, accompanied by M. De Begnot, of the Italian
Opera House London and one or two other actor. or
ceieorny var. "alack has engaged number of per-
formers Of eminence in daeren, den,rmer,s &c N.
drama, who will shortly arrive, and enable him to com
pete manfully with the other theatrical establishment.
of the city. We wish him, wish them all. well
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
Important 10 Milliners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies' tn general.


n CARL KING, the well known and celebrated rrst
rremipm Tuscan and Straw pa Manufacturer 70 ns'
~ Victoria, Queen OF England Respectfully inofns ne -
dies Of New Hork vcsity, and The public generhy
he has commenced the wholesale business sna ~
riven 81 hh retail Stores namely s brosdwy sno
~ Bowsy but he win sskesvor 10 have always on
elegant large ssaortment OF superior quality, most
bly, OF ghorn Florence, Tuscan snd
srsw Hats. 81 his residence No ~ Dvioa st. by the nage
81 at very reasonable price. Miaers and Ceuniry Mer
ehan win always And general and OF supei Tor
fabric, wholesale price OF Legborns Florence brads,
Tuscan English Straw Hats by the al his
wholesale Warehouse No ~ Maiden Lane, mp stairs on as
reasonable any house In the city.
O. lie VIII keep alse elegant Of the most
BILE Preach Flowers and Paris Ribbons
set al q very reasonable price. Jy3l-Sm
OVWTs TOOTH PAsTE-As upeqssIIed Denu
~ iee cleansing preserving and sesuufyn the teeth
The ORRIs TOOTH TASTE has, N every Instance, more
hsn esred the highest expectations Of those who have
h "a hundreds ef nsviduss cheerfuly attest while beau
ss the teeth giving 10 them clear ard p sry Wilderness
and removing and preventing every appearance o tartar
also the seier Of the lips s.d and
s,s MI Ulcers III mouth-arrcs the progress Of decay IN
40 teesps impsr that peculiar and grateful sweetness 70
breath for which tie Girls Root - Justly and excessively
,siehrs,edsnd Il Ia ALSO presmineny distinguished TOT m
agreeable taste and fragrance. -. -
rrs Teo,h Paste the Instant he into an
.reeable and most excellent Tooth wash while y tree
ne the many objections tina, apply to snrs an article ssa
-. ROW applicable 10 Tcoth rowuen ssh
are to the toilet II IL warranted TO contais no nerpdf
- ~ he least degree njuriaus to the teeth AID hgh
,a,sommendsd Nv the eminent dentists us extensive
sale and the general satisfaction that ensures &C,
he kest evidences f popularity and merit frhe ~ CEN"
WIN Wv oT,,p ~ n Hart i7s Broadway; N. Hart. y
,s H,aad,sv and e5 Hudson rowe uuion, lse Chst
ham q, NJ nj guion IN Bowsry corner o. Pke asd isnrl
s ana Al ial Grand between Gas, Broadway ana D.snr
street. and whoesale by Haydech, Ceres Co, no. ~ VI
/. berty ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

MELANCHOLY OccuRRErcE-A correspondent at
Monmouth tIlnoisl under date Of the 2h inst says
"On Thursday lss, about A. M. near Bowling Green,
in this Twsrren cospy the lsht.ng struck the house
Of Mr. Ohio Carr and struck dow. Mr.. Carr and four
children, killing three q the later Inc ages OF the
ter, lag. 3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
PATE MT wINDLAss
II H. DIST H. AID

II THE Subscribers Sole Projectors and
prepared with despatch all orders for
Unrvaled Patent sveled Beam Wind Beadeads which
almost universally used being the best article
yet nvented-oombnisg convenience and bty
The sackng acted upon the windlas sweed beam
made perfectly light and Zee from all asiy TO sar, s
leaving elasticity which renders
easy pie In construction the Of psng
taking down will he found OF bot little tropbe
with those other csnsucor whilst the precision with
which the component parts htted saegu,rs
against t.e ntreductios of any Hind Of vermn.
From taken 10 render each Bedstead perfect their
qualities durability will recommend them purchaser
wbs invited to call and examine large assortmes
on hand.
Also large assortment OF elegant Firnure, Mattresses
Feather be 81 &c. constantly hand,
,. W. 4 G. sOUTHACK, No. 1876 Brosdwsy,
jei5y opp1she the FrsnkIis Mouse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

~ The eqnnoctisls have come at last; we have
had 40 hou Of heavy rain; better late than never t
wa. he first regular rain since May. The wells AID
wafer tubs are we'll flied, and the wsshermouen are in
good humour The fire in New Jersey will be put
out, bat the buckwest and pstatoes are destroyed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
Chatham Circulating Library
Ma 81 Chatham street

~ THE Subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform their
friends ths public they have Just reopened
estabshment after making alterations and additions
They prepared and ready TO those
who may be pleased favor them with their natronags
Hitherto have had liberal share OF public support
they hope from their late important Improvement and by
business receive
TIE Library present contains 6o1o volumes Of works
OF aton and Il the intention Of The subscribe enlarge IL
the OF their patrons
aecessry Is systematically ranged, and comprises The
OF the approved works the following sub
jrc-Hstory Biography, Voyage and Travels Natural His
tory, Natural and EIperimt na Philosophy Classical and
Miscellaneous Literature In addition t. the foregoing they
would par uary call the attention Of the reading
community their extensive collection Of works OF fiction
Perhaps Library in the city produce greater
varied collection No effort has been spared
reEder tn department Of their Library complete
sble contains present $500 this subject
asd daily receiving accessons Of works from the
both OF this country and Europe IL also suppl with "a
American Enrspeaa perodca works togelher with fac
collection OF 500 Plays, acting and STANDARD.
In conclusion, they state that exerton
their shall be wanting TO make their Library SUPERIOR
possible, any the CITY, and thereby rendering the
worthy Of general patronage and support
jel3u H. q. LANGLEY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

HsALrH OF CHARLksTos.-The number OF deaths
in Charleston during the week ending ID inst was sixty
fesr. II is remarkable that Of the whole number se
ceased, only sfeen were blacks, and that only one
black "a child died Of strangers yellow fever out Of
total Of forty three.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
UvTuNsuvE STOCK OF CUTLERY AND
nsSTOi.S YELLING OFF.

TNHE Subscribers, contemplating change ~ their nus
ness now offer for and charges, the whoe OF
,her a-d stock OF ne and Cutlery and
Pistols which Is Of Their ewn anu n fine eond
ten Southern Western Merchants as well as city pur
chasers will find ito their advantage TO cali Inc SUCK con-
JOSEPH ROGERS SONS 6re pocket and table Cutlery
Scissors and Razors la most endless variety
JONATHAN CROOK Els pocket, pen, and sporsmans
wosTENHOLMS pocket pen and dirk Knives avery large
Ivory liable ana dessert Knives with and without Forks in
Extra fine table Cutler y fitted mahogany and rosewood
Cases Of fine dessert Kaves and Forks plated steel
Casks of common table and desseI. hnss and iorn ana
cownoa J. and blade ard dirk Knives in dozens aad
Pallet Knives. Hus,ng Knives.
RAzORs makers from the lowest price TO the very
mEcH HIss' MS aHlS Razor s.rops
DIxON's German silver spoons, Ferfs Ladies' buter
Elegant Dressing Shaving Cases of London manufacture
PisT0LsA large ssor.msa Of Eng,sa rsssss Melt and
Pocket Rifles L'" SsAS Sss sKExks: isssrs
NIB. The storstolet Inquire as above SO Inn.
PARLOK DUMB s.1XEM 1 sresssss,; nav AZ.
ing ma lie WIN M John o. pssn are
pound Paror Dumb Stove The combination Of this stove
paor stove, and dumb stove in ona ora an sdv.n-
sgs which has not been attained In any ether stove ever
lis operstoa, as dumb stove, in The con,ona
ton. perectwaranted in either c'se not to smoke The
materials good the workmanship cannot be surpassed
and il so made that may be cleared time with the
greatest without removal The saving Of fuel alone
should be sucient for family to be In pos
session hose The heat from stove range
in the basement which usually lost by carrying the pipe
directy into the chimney sufficient la most to
the room above; when Is suseient additional fire can
in this stove and at the same tEe save all the heat
from the stove below. like wise beautiful article for
halls By placing the Hall Stove in the and this stove
he at the the paror before above
by the Of this Halls and parlors always free
| front he dus
stove which be cleaned twice each day and
dust seteng destroys great quantity OF valuable fu rn
ture.
The citlIens Of New York and Brooklyn are respect
fully invited call the store, No l52 Fulton street. five
doors from Broadway, examine this Merchants
from supplied Al their Albany establishment
HARVEY l. TREADwELL,
a N York and Is Greene 81 Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

We regret TO hear that our estmsble and respected
fellow citizen General William CLARK hes dangerously
III and late yesterday evening .st expected TO sur
vive many hours-St Louis Revrb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

WHIPS AND TpONGs-Fne ivory mousted
w stagc Gig and Ring Whips
Cord and Cat mounted Stage, Gig and Ring WHIPS
Planters, Crsps aud Leather wagon Whips
prices ~ H. g. PlLSBURY a Co,
&c Tvs us Maiden lane, MP zl ar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

FIRE Ar WAsHISGToS.-A fire broke out under tho
roof Of the public building in which the Commisssry
Generals the Typographical, and other Offices; and.
upon examination, found to proceed from box in
the garrett, used contain paper from the Offices
below il. The fire extingushed by bucket-fuu
or two Of water which did moi, however. prevent
good deal of being afterwards thrown upon or
into the building. How the fire communicated 70
the box have not heard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

u Two weeks back Ice and boar Frost made their
mint and several appearance in Quehec
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

THE sTupY OF BoOK.KEEpING-Fe u Cedar 81.
Breadway lit must be sppsrsst 70 all that there 10
eHsctuaI way esehisg practical knowledge OF Bsok
Keeping but BY conducting the pupil through vsre Of
busness tra ssctens; his making tie entries Of each
occurs and hecou,ng familiar With the sccoust books fnm
actual use not be imsgiaed that snyirg and selling
ere all the hst take place s Business
The courss OF Instruction which presents TO the pupil
than I'm business TRANSACTIONS each Of hch
IDLY course practices which mus, result In good know
ledge Book Keeping Rooms tpea day and eveaing Pro-
spectu. with terms kc to be bad the Rooms where the
ssvrrsers works be purchased The student
opens conducts eeses and opens set OF part
nershp srcoup he becomes familiar with the vsrisus
count from ref with us ssanoes
bssnce shret yaross mercsae calculations Equsiisr Of
Payments Discount and Interest," Exchange Insurance kc
Fifteen dollar, the charge for the complete Of In
ructon stationary he included Fhe course net hnihed
until the student acquired good practical knowledge OF
book kepng which sfect ceresies are even after due
MrscasruE wRrIre.-A course Of lessons in writing IA
prepared which fail In ,fsctirg valuable mpove-
ment. ---- -.
"Tbe Science er Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplihed."
standard work in is seventh edith 200 pages octave
al Is This book Introduced into the New York Public
Schools preference other the subject Ihs rus
tees of this fnuton s wei known, comp - sone o. the
"The Ar 81 sing Entry sing, improved by he
introduction OF the rruof Balance II 3e pages octavo75
cents.
sheet" pamphlet 70 pages l2ms 10 cents per sin
gle copy. AUS sodlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
GENERAL DEPOT FOR BECK WITH,
PILLS, Is0 ROADWAY, NEW YORK.
u EEK WITH ANTI. ID YsPEPTlC PILLi

- McKwiTH 1NTi.D YsPEPTlC Pills
great and ~ r ,
Wherever these lis have been ence introduced
for again md sss. which sucens good qss
ies Numsrous estimonias Of their value from gentlemen
WINK s o. .da r ssa, :. FSS :
first physicians ia this country are among hose who have
The pills ARE pS, up 70 s1psrsr style o IN BOXES con-
$50 Broadway New York, up stairs
III liberal discount made TO those who buy by The suan.
uy.
ryd Baker 76 Chatham st. Phiadeiphis-E. Durand cor
Brooklyp--J. w, Smith. 9Th and Chestnut SIS.
jersey ciy-Dr r H. "a wl%IngonpJps sn,s
wv s.dS.r fnpp' 10 New Hs,ea%s saseesk, and
El..beths:ws-B ry.n,tK ig. VT. Peter,
Newsurv. John D. Philips New London-Docier Isaac
Poughkeepsie-Dr. Elias Trh Thomrson
Abasy-Henry Rowies Co. Boston, Maynard Noyes and
Uucs-J n MachisL A. d. Jorian, No. MIA It
D And Tor sale BY OF the respectable druggists
another late convincing proof that beck~ihs rus are NO
Tro% The Rev. Dodaie BroeL~ay Pastor OF me Consrega-
tionsl Church, Ellingios, Consectsut ,oo,...
Hsypr suffered much and Tor many year. iroa ssbl,ual
Dyspep.. have tound Dr. Bscswbs Asu Dyspep,c Pills,
used =. =. TS.1 ar, ne,se and .ssn
according The directions strengthen rather ihan deotate
ss e hsSss s
them happily adapted TO their case and msy se them WIN
ye away two or three seIes 10 isduce ypepcs and
nvads Wy and in this way the Rev M Marsh and
nurbsr in this town Toand Who have used them and
have hut 'is .nI s
relieved o. d,,rs. and nd s.n by the use 2. then. As
''oe' o. "''e" ave ~ DT6DATE sRocKwAY
From he Rev Abrsm Marsh, Faster Of the Congregational
Church, Tolsnd, Coma ..
This may certify that having used sewers. b.res Of Seek
wi hs Anti Dy spepte rls satisfied they worthy of
end widely .ssoes sus aS
vantage from thsir amer mess IN
Which Of H late y,srs sieo subject
Il Is with great satisfaction that have become acqasinel
cine s ATE 70 !. ed By sho.. seeking relic. suffering and
d'; 70 5, es,.l..d. Of HID TURNER, % sts:asss
COLLECTIONs, Drafts spd Checks on all part. Of
s uIea ssd $50 srsy
L pl.iNF@.DR. RoeERs BALsAM OF LIVER.
!. sloos and o,Sep sR.ecus 81 the chest
and lungs wi find this redcine 81 the best they
pos sing he esre virtue Of the best herb Liver
Even In the corson way Of preparation knewn,
son securing the w1sIe herb must be isvsuaSie.
Incapable 81 ipjuriag any person VII, takes Il.
This medicine Sold only 2i Spring street between
Nsrick and Hudson. SLIM
- =. sYavEsTEn, stock snd Exchange Brose,,
but continues sth old stand where he has been Established
elsewhere All Irds Of sou,bsrS and western Cersce,ss
ofDsposte and Bank Notes purchased Il Improved rates by
e oHd ~ wall street
RtLLs OF EXCHANGES all parts Of Great Bri
" svIyEsTrup 90 70 EoOo always Sr si's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14

Mr. DARG's SLAvE-Mr. Darg the day before
yesterday, received letter, cor, OF which is an
nexed, from Messrs Hopper and .;orse demanding tho
$1,000 reward which he had ered for the recovery Of
his sslen money This et,er forms rather an odd com
men, on all that 'ho.e gentlemen have said and others
have said Tor '~em in relation to the disnterested
tves which acusted them in recovering the money for
Mr.. Darg. The following is copy Of the letter.
The information throsgh me in consequence
Of which S690s Of the money advertised in the Sun
stolen recovered, and Barney Csrss merely
my agent in returning it. therefore claim the reward
for returning il.
With respect. Isaac T. HOPPER
9th Iaenth, llth 1888.
To John p. Darg.
The above statement is /. T. Hopper is the
person entitled the reward have no claim TO the
same, provided it be paid him. BARNEY CoRsE