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Plunins City,


From letter which we have received from Plu.
mas We learn that they had great rush at the
drawing Of lots in that favorite new town on the
5th of April and the demand for shares could not be
supplied. Applicants pressed SO hard for the
shares, that Capt. Suffer and another OF the pro-
prietors, obliged them with a number Of their pri-
vate shares. On the afternoon OF the 5th and next
day.severs persons sold half their shares for 81 900
each, retaining the other half free OF cost. Men OF
all professions and trades are on the ground, per
nanent settlers. The Robinson family so iayora.
bly, known in Sacramento City, have embarked for
Plumas and will take charge Of the hotel There
are twelve in the family, seven Of them bonnie
lasses' refined and interesting, ranging from u 10
% years OF age. At their departure from Sacrs-
mento their young acquaintance turned out ia
great numbers, as a farewell escort. The site Of
Plumss Is fine, rising from 10 II feet above the
water. when the whole country below pretty
much Inundated Brick clay Of the finest quality
and in any quantity has been discovered in and al
joining the town, by the Surveyor, and there are
hundreds of acres IN and about the premises.
San Francisco JouT. OF Commerce. April -
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Prices of lIerchandise.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

COrEespOLocnccO VI LUG Ai4o~Hc'
OREGON CITY, Saturday, February p 1882.
Since the date Of my last letter, goods, wares,
merchandise, provisions &c. have generally adj
vanced in prices. 1t is not necessary to give yoa
the prices Of all the various articles for sale in our
market A few examples viii be sufficient; Pork
sells at s25 per cwt. Beef, SIS IS, Tauow C'n-
dies, q so per 10. Oil. sl2 per gallon; Flour,
SIS per brL Sugar % cts. per 10. Coarse Shoes
S5a6 per pair Coarse Boots, Sl5sl6 per pair !;
Day labor, Sis5 Mechanics, sl2sl6.
Cotton and wooden goods are al high.
ACHILLES DE- HARLEY
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Militia Officers.

The Legislature OF California has elected by join.
ballot the following officers Of the Militia OF the
State:
MILO, Gene-a4-iu Division, Hon T $ Green; "a d.
vision Hon L. Bracket; 50 Division, Hon Dsyid p
Doug ass: 4th Division. Cspt Joshua IL Bean.
BrgaTi-s-lsi Division. Mai T. Esslsnd. Col NJ
VIM; "a Division. Dr. T. Semple Ms McDOaAdi 81 De-
vision John z Addison ESQ aon. d. P Baldwin; 4Ih D.
vision Col I. X Bowen. Hon J. ". Coverraoxs.
5Sj.t1Ef t;sHs-8L-H0n. Theron r. Per Lee
Quarter mas.ey GeEeyaL-HOn. J. {. Morehead.
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RANGs, PLATT CO - Broadway, Nsw-Yorh, have
lyconstsnty on hand a. der saestooms supply Of he
following valuable works
LAhDNERs LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND AIT,
vols $40, win seyersi hundred Illustrations Ia 20
EWBANk'S MECHANICS AND HYDRAULICS,
vol 8vO. with numerous Illustrations ..........2 50
ARAGO'S LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY, svo... .
GUENON'S TREATISE ON hlLCH COWS,
vol svO neatly bound In cloth .................. 81
Do DO 10 paper covers ................... 81
ZION sONGSTER, 4 standard popular collection Of
hymns for social and camp meetings. nesly
bound 10 embossed leather assorted coors 81
BOOK or The FEET, with instructions bow 70
manufacture ladies' and gentemens' bOos and
shoes, ard biographical sketches VI il1su1Oas
shoemakers anecdotes ACCOMPLISHMENTS S7l
GERMAN AND ENGLISH PHRASE BOOK. Q IS
n.on lawDAMu
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Deaths.

Near Santa Rosa, Mexico, May 6 1873 George W Rich
ssor, sad 10 Ne from New Orleans ssed about ; years
Killed by The accidental discharge Of bis gan
In December last 81 the Aqua Frio mines 4 O. Voter,
late Of Bellevue Ohio, aged = years NJ. I was Allie
BY hear.
Suddenly n Sacramento CITY the - April VIM Sc
zen Wilson, formerly Of Poughkeepue, n. Y. hew-York
papers please copy.
In Sscrtmeri5 City, Apr l. James Il Croker only
chld Capt Rowland Croker Of New Bedford Mass.
aged IS years member OF re Order OF RoyA Arch -
sors Ills remains were islered BY he Order IN Szcrs-
ueugo, Win appropriate h0acrs
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DUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

ID II Z r,
l. IN FAUQUIER COUNTY, NA-ln pursuance Of
a. March Term 1880 the undersigned CoInmissooeF,
named said Decree, VIII tn RsDAI, the trsi dsy
Of August lGa m far, hnO ne neXI fair day hereafter
se A. Public Auction, the highest bidder, the several
utcis Of and Of which Iii al HGnsbrough deceased died
sezed snd Possessed 20 VII;
The called The Homestead. coltsntng about 80
seres Tbs farm has good and eonven b1dgs Of al
descripuous ard than hsf Il covered win
thr orgtEsi growth, tosk and pine timber
The Poplar Ill Farm II Stafford County, containing
abCui 30 with negro cabins hereoa, and arge
quantity u the Original grown Of timber, losk and Pne
Gnc
Tie Stafford Farm containing about ll6 acres Tee
sad Trscts OF Land 10 good stze OF improvement
with good fencing, nevefiairg springs. and running va
u a.. he he.es This Ald locs7d 10 neAIhy neigh
horhooc and ~ proximity 10 market toeing about - nile
ron Frrdercks6urg g rom Aersndr2 and niles from
he rGrosd Which % n progress Of rom Alex
artris 10 GOrconsve Etorcrg rary adFA1tAg-s - ne
fuure improvement o. the s0i renders one o. IEe most
cesfst n TIE COuny, ard presents Inducements
purchasers As rarely occur Thi8 properly must b
he duiy appreciated therefore, more particular
d.scrrcn = deemed unnecessary a. persons wishing 20
pach.se can view the premises for themseyes The
tersgred VII take pleasure n showing he A0ove sats %
sry o,- wishing 70 view he before 10 day OF sas
70 TERzs o. SALE-A crecii Of AZ. Twelve AID GIT
morihs vii te given By h= purchaser purchasers
giving bords win approved personal security ard The
M b Withheld, further security, unr a. he pur-
chase money e paid sac u Al The .auds viii BE- made
TIE residence OF Z Hsrshro1gh deceased - Great
bargains nAy be expected lie sac vii b. positive
DAVID HANSBROUGH. COn1issio,er.
~ For further information, refer % {. J. LEARNED
Il Valet myiS laws
Souervire Fs-crir Co Va Arrl Is 1850
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ACHILLES De HARLEY.
OREGON CRY. saturday. March ?, 10,


The market remains about as it was at the time
OF my last date. Goods, wares, merchandise, gro
ceres and provisions are all high aud scarce.
Money is remarkably abundant-so much 50, tina,
laborers will not werk without enormously high
charges. Hired girls receive $3.50 per annum
Charges generally are at about these rates
ACHILLES De HARLEY.
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JAMES POWERS, /
ERASIUS BEACH.
8. SHERWOOD DAY, &c,
VAN SANTVOORD,
JOHN VAN kLECK.
uy3 I'm

- Notfce.-Tns rHEsIr BAsK W-I.efly, & l. so0n
aGer ROBBED 10 December .ssL Of about $1,000
pended The ssus Of is Bls snd proczrsd psiss
emissions from which ere dated Jan /, 1880.
The Bank having smed nearly al their Old circulation
with the exception OF the stolen money! will hereafter
deem The cd Bs their eoant-r AL Of which dated
previous b jan. /, ls50.
The Suffolk BsnG Boston, vii continue 81 us1s 10 70
deem the Bis Of his Bank By order Of the Drectors
Westerly, r. March Z, ls50
&c p&sWn FfHENFOSrEk. Casnisr
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pravor Of sacramento CITY.


Although there was much excitement on Mon
day, during the progress Of the election, everything
was conducted in pescesble manner. Mr. Blgelow
is elected by large majority The vote vas very
large, whole number OF votes 4,i93. The following
is the vote for the four prominent candidates for
Mayor:
Heading Bigelow Thomss J. Henley. .555
joseph Grani..........4sS + HAghL............loS
FATAL ATFRAI.-By gentleman who arrived
in this city on "Wednesday evening We learn that
en- aifray took place at Birds store, the Middle
Fork, on Monday last, in which two lives were
lost IL appears that two men, one named Thom.
White, the other - Helm, got into a dispute
about game OF cards, in the midst OF which
" bite drew q revolver and shot Helm throug % the
neck. killing him Immediately. He then turned
upon & brother Of Helms, who il seems had been
involved in the difficulty. and while attempting to
tire al him, Helm caught him b. the arm and at
the same time inflicted several deep wounds IN the
side OF White. which caused his death in 4 few
moments The brother Of Helm has not been mo.
Tested since the occurrence, and II does not appear
that be was at all in fault. Sacram. Transcript.
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FROM OREGON.
OREGON Markets.

Carres7ortsrce q he Irihlne
OarGoS CITY, Saturday Fec 2.
The markets Of Oregon are Substantially the
sane as those noted in my last communication. A
lev articles Of Provisions have advanced Dry
Goods nnd Groceries have remained ABOUT s,at.o
an. although 10 new supplies have been rece. we'd.
ACHILLES d. HARLEY.
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A CoxPARIsoS-The Free Sellers Of Cleveland,
Ohio, unanimously adopted the following
ResolreG That there is no moral difference be
tween the slave trade IL Afrioa and on the African
coast carried on by outlaws and heaihen-a trade
which cur laws seclsre 70 be pirscy-and the slave
trade in America. and on the Anerlcan coast car
red on by law abiding citizens add H0"''SS' ne
vshicass cad CkrSstiGEs.
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Puc. L. Paper Covers s7 cts. Boards asAty Osaai, ~
A TREATISE ON MILCH cows

UJHFREBY THE QUALITY AID quantity q Mn
w which any will give may - accurately dGterlrsd
By observing Natural Marks External Indications aons
the length of time she viii continue 10 give Nk IL kc
By NJ Francis GuenOn, OF LibOume, France. Transstsd
BY ~ p Trst ESQ with Introductory Remarks and Ohser.
vbrons The Cow and the Dairy. by j Simmer Editor
OF the Farmers Library illustrated with Numerous co.
cravings
The Fourteenth Edinon fhis useful Book TO Parn,ers
i1si published Three copies VIII be By mail for Ous
Dollar. Address BANGS, PLATf co.
JIG law lfSWHl - Broadway New York
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY %.

. fast .ailer. She is anchored of Clarks Point
ard may be looked upon as one OF the lions Of our
bay. and an evidence Of Yankee enterprise and
,ri,if in sending 50 small a craft such distance
nm nome. Pacific News April 10.
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~ Wafer-Cure II olre.-T L. NoaOLs D. and
hrs NJ $ COVE NIcHoLs. xserCure Physicians 81 Wesi
Tweny-secordsi Patients received for full or day treat
to- mvs I'M
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r. DR.. Houshton's Water Cure Establish
ment-NO. 9, West Eleventh street. tree doors rom
Broadway myl5 I'm
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PosT-OFFicE. Sew.York MAY 25 1880
~ California lIails.-The regular Mail for CAL
IFORNiA will be made up 81 this Office on TUESDAY,
the 18Th inst be dispatched per mail steamer OHIO AID
viii close at ? O'clock P. NJ. WIN. V. BRADY,
myS7 = Postmaster.
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GREENWICH BANK. NeS'-York. May IS, 1884
r. Notice.-The annual election for fneeH Directors
three Inspectors OF the election. will be held a. hc
Bsukng house Monday, the Sd day OF June Pol
open from II TO Il O'clock BIZ order o. the Board.
uy2l Ties WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
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r. splendid Go hic Platfs.-ROBERTsS nav ana
splendid sty Of Gothic Door and Number Psles-entrey
new and onenal designs Those IN want Of something
rew and splendid their doors invited 20 call ard ex-
anime the shove articles Also splendid assortment Of
Goihic ard Shield pattern Bell-Puls K. ROBERTS,
my22 In So Broadway, near Princest
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" An Adjourned Needing Of the Journeymen
COOpers of New -York Whismsburgb and Brooklyn viii
b. held a. The Henry Clay House, Tuesday evening,
Nay g. Il oeiock PunctGsi attendance earnestly re
cuesied. J. A HEATH, Chairma1
VIM BURGESS Secretary. myT p
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~ Latest Improvement in the Dasuerrea

Art-FOr perfect picture In every respect 20 70 Qua
sEY's old established gallery, ls9 Broadway The Ike
nesses taken by his process universally aeknov
gJo be superior to any heretofore taken 10 this
ny. my3 I'm
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r. Photographic Publications Of ali sors BY
Andrews BOy'e published and for ss.eby
myl5 2wD<W JOHN = TROW, ~ snd 81 Ann-BL
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~ Whter nre InstItutes-tIty and touu-
try-Dr TRAIt receives patents his cOmmOdiOus cry
establishment IS ightsl and Oyster Bay. l. Com.
muncGnon daily between these places By steamboat and
rsrosd General practice attended 70. Consultations s.
uy.5 In
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VFowIers & Wells, Phrerolog isrs and Pub
Iinher., Clinton Han. Isl Nassar.s1 uear he Pax
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~ Lebanon springs Water-Cure Establish
mrnt "a now open on is 6;h Summer For information
address. lnys In n. BEDORThA. ND.
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a meeting Of The Stockholders Of the United States MAI
Steamship Company VIII bs held the Merchants EN.
charge Bank In the City OF New-York Saturday, June
l. 1880 A. O'Clock N for the purpose Of eecing i've
Directors q the said Company and 10 transact such other
business may be necessary.
GEORGE LAW,
MARSHALL o ROBERTS
JAMES VAN NOSrRANO,
my2leodUl Commissioners
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~ DIR. Shew's Wnier-Cure Institution, cor
uer Ia elhh-sL and UriversTv-placa m9H
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~ Dr. De Ianey, 81 Lispensrd-sL near Broadway
may be consulted daily from A NJ. TO P. NJ. mys lm
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FURTHER CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

From our files Of California papers we selec, the
following items in addition to those published in
Yesterdays Tribune:
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RELIGIOUS rHcoH oRArroHs.

luEf PUBLISHED By the aabscrib-rs edifoE Of
" tie Laws Of IL STATE Of He~Y0rk IN relation Rsb-
giOUs Incorporation with ell amendrena up 70 ne
present. ume eonpess IN pamphlet f0na Pnee a eeaa
Published and for sac by fm19 ~ BELL GOCLp
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y Notice.-PursuaR! 10 10 amend the Charter
OF The Schenectady and Cskl Railroad Company pass.
ed March 1850 notice hereby given that the books yor
receiving subscriptions the capital Of the
porEnon will be rsdpened Al the Office OF VAN VLEcX x
PRUYN, JaUrcryc0urt SO Wa-st 10 the City Of New
YorE, the 2ih day OF June next 81 II O'clock AN.
n. -
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY soARDING-scHoOL FOR BOYS
Z. W. KELLER TEACHER

SEVToWS, FAIRFIFLD co. cONS.
On ne Horsat0nte EatrCad - rHes gr0rs BridgeDyl
TERns-sa per quarter OH weeks for oosra. tainoa
washing mending fuel hghts and bedding. Pap.s
criyed any LIME.
Crane 81 Jobn-st; r. Carlton Oyert0n. Walls. J A
Acsley, Trsci House; Geo w Dow, Esc. 8gr-ngsnp :
n T SWeezy. l75 Souia-sL EeU-Y0fk
Hon. Wm- Rockwell, corner Of Jay and Wllougnsy ~.
Brooklyn, ard Aaron Hsw ~. = Beexmsn-sL Ne~-fofL
Henry Dunon Gag Law Professor, Yale College, ADD
Hon. A Blsckman, y. II.
Samuel OHver. EhzabeghtOwr, ~ J. mYl7 2s'
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A LBAtl AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD
hCOhPANf.-The AruuA E.ecrcn fof Directors 81
As Company VII Be he'd II heir ofee y ne ely o.
Albany he second WsresdSy liza day. Of l1e nex-
J. ocoek a. roor Of thsi dag The poi VII eo11ae opS1
ore horr. Tie TrA-seF BOOKS wi - eoset om I'e -
- l--h Of June Inclusive. Albary, Nay IS ls'e-
By order Of the Board q Direc-ors
No rI2 y POsTER. Jr secrr-ArT-
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myAeodUl


thr palace Of Queen Victoria but the palace Of MED.
HUEsT HgaRD u Aaiden-sne ard get your hair IN
pnnce syle ard clean pair Of hair brushes used
and every customer = Ghden-lAne myIf eOiim
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POARpING sCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIEs

ROhhDtNU rthOOL FUN fVbNo A<,- -
ID 81 DshbGry, Couneclcai-Psreua ard g1srclsas 90
Urous Of placing heir tsuShters ~ scooo 800
comforts Of home NAY b. realized AID 10 psins spea
70 advance their nora and Intellectual . 80 ~
do 90 on moderate terms Rsr-c1lH sls-1NN- - 49,
Tue Accomplishments Lszsht By ne no" eonPs'sr'
tracherL o.. ,,-.s. .,.u-
lFrarIfp scssre. PeIrrss PERM, Hs'- sld a.
WIJCOYstT S~nooi A g-oey. - sfD.1"1y t9on 70
IA or % Nrs G. II Wh.;e. Dsnrury' Colh- ~ m
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DAGs, ROPES, s.s al md, Of PsPer n.aaaesa.
nrrrs 1,ssr>,ss 65rxhi .ce so1 CO tberN Hsus -
aII eIUHf pElRfcKSoa ~ Ant u soalsSt
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DAINTING-lr Imitation Of Wood al MAJ. :,
Il SPENCER SONS Is Wsker-si sah . Sonln 80 =
execute orders In their Inc q 51snesa nA- - -
tea. DOorS Libraries Storss Paorh sca Cnlress " -
and oo1rTyl panied 70 initiate ne Ta1'os 50 -
bes ORDERS promptly attended 10 ny u
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y Liquid Hair Dye, Improved to color he
bar whiskers the q applied without the east
inury-s entirely free from unpleasant Ocor and
washed with the strongest soap Immediately Il 10 applied
whou waiting 10 dry. For sale, applied al BArcHEL-
7Rs Wig Ysetorv Wsll-si mvl5Rufh&Ssin
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.....,ca ,o.RpINGA NDDAY SCHOOL.

FhEE,Ie Xix "a removed Der French and bag lsh
so.,ts.~ I'd Dsy school TON Carroll place - ~
~ HsTfspisee resr Firstsy TIE new location % o'-n
- - WI q lsrge gsrtec, s1c he hO1se, d013ls
- III every modern conveniecce. ste invites ta3ss
Ssvng daughters for whom hey desire LhCrylEa ard
s-~f..s etucsiisn 10 ell branches, cal and
hsr tesrrror1L she kss bad committed her 10
ghiers Of may Of TIE sdng families Of tais ey s1d
eSr refer 10 al. NY
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INsTITuTION FOR YOUNG LApIE-.-MAD.

INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIE-.-AAD.
i AkE COUfAN respectfully informs he Psrezt. u
Der pups hal lie lsl Of Nay rexs are vii remove Der
Institution 90 Broadway. hear Un.on-sc1e TIE ss;-
60 vii re6pen 90 Monday, Mays ma IN
THE THIRTY-sIXTH SESSION o. TIE
BROOKLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL vii eosnrn-cce
Nay Circulars a. ne Brooklyn Book Stores Or a. =
residence q he Principal Is Alarfest myf In.
ROARDlNG SCHOOL FOR BOY s.-Lrnek
tine CrealAFs a. US Broadway. -,
uy2T-fm VIM PFLYOS. A 81 Principal
Miss COOKS SCHOOL FOX nOINS
NlhlSsEs& Twelnh-sl, berween - - si-s
syI-sunmer.Tern commences frescsy my ny
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24
Dr. Benjamin BrandresEa's CeIe-
brated Vegetable pills.

THESE valuable Pills, at IS cents box, as
- apuriier of the blood, are thought TO be
equal to any medicine in the world. They have
cured Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague. Rheama-
tism, Head ache, Nervous diseases, Liver COM
plant, Consumption, Colds. Cough, and almost
every other disease to which man is subject. Ma
ny have blessed the day they FIRST used these
healthful and popular pills.
They are sold in every Town and County
in the United States, and throughout the civilized
world. Wherever used their utility, aud efiica-
cy, have been felt and acknowledged. Hundreds
and thousands, who have labored under diseases
for years, have been completely restored to health
by the use of them. Doctor Brandrcth, in the
discovery Of these pills has, promoted the great
of humanity, and is entitled TO the gratitude
Of his fellow men.
Dr.. Brandreth's Principal Office, c4l Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth sPilIG5
d. Heartt, Hillshoroueh.
]. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mcbane, Mason Hall.
A.Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead CaneCreek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, LisHey's Old Store.
g. Patterson, Patterson sStors.
May %. as,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24
Spring Supply
OF Boots, shoes, BrOsana, Leath-
er, &C.
DRUNMoND q wYcHE.

src.nokE srksEr. PrTERssrso. Va.
A RE nos receiving. BY srhn. Courier. Rain
n bsx, Ce.ia and Charm. from Boston. Ber-
grn and Juliru of New YoFk, and stsanhosi
Line from fhilAdslPhia and BslimoIe. shsir
sping supply 81 Boots. Shoes. Bfogsns. Travel
ing and Hair Trunks. Carpet Bags. saichrls.
Biztking and Brushes. Letter. esp and WFspyine
Paper, French and American Cali skins. OAK
and Hemlock Leather. Lining and Binding skins.
saddleEy, Boot aud Shes Trees. LASTS. shoe
Thread. Shoemaker Findings Of every dezcrP-
ton.
The whole 81 the shoss siock he's been puF-
chased FOR CASH during The month 81 lanua-
" By one of The firm in person. directly a the
manufacturer. and We feel very well persuaded
the present siock Of Goods now olzrRd 10 yotT
Inspection constitutes one Of ihe lest ever oieie.
10 Tie trade and we respectfully solicit cal from
the public generally. as We have determined 70 sell
Al ! small advance on the invoice price.
Amongst our spnhg siock will be found sone
entirely new styles Of Ladies Goods. never IN
troduoed 10 The trade until the present season.
An examination Of our stock i all We ask Of
the msrchsni, who win 81 once be satisfied.
DRUMM0ND e. wYciIE.
Sycamore u.
March II. s3--4w
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Equity Sales.

Joseph Dunnssan and oihUs, E1 paris.
IN obedience to the ds0ree,of the Court Of Equi
ty for Orange County, made at March Term,
1850, shall offer for sale, on the premises, on
Friday the a6th day Of April next, the tract Of
Land wherein the late James Dunnegan lived,
situated on the waters Of Little River, adjoining
the Lands Of George T. Coggin and others, con-
tanning two hundred and fifty acres, more or less.
Said Land is sold for partition.
A credit Of twelve months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
O. F. LONG, 9. M. II.
March 81, 1850 u.s.
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James B,ocktceH, Guardian, and others, Es
parte.
Z SHALL offer for sale on the premises, on
= Saturday the 4th Of May next, the tract oil
Lard of which the late Hardin Couch died seized
and possessed, situated in Orange County, adj
Joining the Lands Of William n. Pratt, Arch'd
Borand. and others. Said Land is sold by de-
cree of the Court Of Equity for partition among
the heirs of said Couch.
A credit OF twelve months will be given. Pur-
chaser required to give bond and security, and
title will be reserved until the purchase money
IL paid.
0. f. LONG, c. N. z.
March 81. 1850. a.