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Immediately sfler our last issue the painful
;,,.lIigencs reached ~ Of the death Of 6eneral
Z,cu.ar TArIoa, President ofthe Uniiea STATES.
Ills illness commenced on Friday the 9th inst.
with an attack Of ordinary Cholera Morbus,
which appeared 10 yield 10 medical irealnrnt.
hat afterwards assumed different and fatal type.
He breathed his las. on Tuesday night, II half
rasi 10 o'clock.
This eveaf has come upon Us with sudden
usss which has startled q whole nation, and
awakened sad interest in every heart. The
bitterness Of party spsi, is lost in the universal
grief. and the people remember with grateful
feelings his long and devoted service 10 his coun-
iry. his fame and his many virtues. Pataking
Of this general sympathy the editor Of the Wash.
ingion Union expresses himself with wsr.nth
and eloquener. Ailer noticing the melancholy
event, the editor says: 8 We bury la his honored
tomb every unkind o. unworthy frelins which
We might ever have entertained. General Tsy-
lor rises before US in Ill the glory Of the Hero. IN
al the majesty Of the Patriot. Whose name u as
socia,ed with some Of themoa brilliant achiess-
menis in our annals. who has carried The fame
Of his country tothe remoiesi nations, and Whose
reputation will never die. The name Of the He
70 Of Palo Alto and Buena Vista win 1--we sslons
Is the name Of the nation whose standard he 50
often bore to victory and TO glory. These deed'
are indelibly written on the tablet Of nstions
gratitude"
The citizens Of Raleigh, without distinction OF
party. have united in making ARA lgcmenis TO
pay appropriate honors TO his memory on Sa-
iurdsy nert.
I, win be seen. by the proceedings published
IN another column. tina, the citizens Of the town Of
Iiillsboroush have made similar arrangements
Il Is hoped the citizens Of the surrounding coun.
try will participate with Us.
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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber. living 81 miles North Of Hills
borough, will Gard Wool at cents for white,
l2A for mixed, weighed after carded. or the firth
part Of the wool. Clean the wool well bsfore
brought to the machine, and one pound Of grease
to 10 his of wool, and you will get good or BET.
Ter work than elsewhere. Mixing must be pulled
together with the hands before brought to the ma
chine. Flax seed will be taken for carding or fol
Rolls, at the market price.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June Is. SS-
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Thomas Webb,
AT TORN EY AT LAW,

HILLsBoRouoH, N. u.
NILL attend the Courts. both County and
~ Superior, in Orange, AlamsRce and Cbat
ham.
Prompt attention win be given TO al claims for
Pensions, Land Warrants, Extra and Back pay,
&c. Office in the cou,f House.
July u. a.
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Ne mostsslimalis pssssa'. from We 6andu
~ he dunat, thaakinE hen IN lheusml
~ ~ DiEsioa ~ - pIFciolsl Eiii. and
30 DE Kind md bsssiasl mannei n Wiki
q he'd been ofefed
Another ode ws lb<n Nag by ihs
Rsrm<ns sher which shs yoous I~iiea
az Fsir6~sd Fslnsis Seminary presented
ihs Division with several very hasdsons
Book marks. Amons then ~ss enc By
Ans Minnis. g Be nos wrsfy in well do
inf zsolhers b. Misc Tsylsf. % Love.
Perry cod -Fsdsiiiy - and smother By
Miss SsosslI, sss 1r
Soas Of Temperance. march 20 co.
Csxss not till Tho bsstie's wons
Lst he wosla sdnisinr sss
7snPsrsnes. Truzh. and Lilsny.
Brothers e. a. r. Hooker. and Thorn
As Webb of Union Disisisa. and Brother
Mewillisms, farmerly Of Raleigh. being
called upon. favored The assembly with
speeches admirably adapted tn The ecea-
500 afler which We al returned 10 our
homes. with renewed zesl. hlIy CON-
pensaied er nsr trouble.
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n ARRIED,

Ia this is~n, On Wednesday evening las. by
the Rev. J. B. D0nneily. Dr.. 0crAvius w.
Haoxra 10 Miss Mari rrnsrs. daughter Of
Josiah Tuner; esq.
In this county. on Friday evening last. Mr..
wIIlIan NrunAs 10 Mis EIIfAsrrH seorr.
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Public Sale.

I Will sell. without reserve, d public Auction,
= on the End day Of September next, all my
crop Of Corn, Hheaf. and Oats. and my Stock Of
Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs, my Household and
Kitchen Furniture also one Burouch and Hsr-
ness, and great many other aiiicles no. mention
ed. Sold on credit Of twelve months.
ALEXANDER CHEEK.
N. B. viii also sell, at private sale, the Plan.
taiien wherein live, one mile and half from
Chapel Hill on the Oxford Rosd. A.c.
July Is. 4i-tds
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"a NIDIno

II Ths Ladies q the femsIe Bsn~vol<ni So
eiey sssrhed 20 the Prrsbstrisn churrh. IN.
tod hoidins q Pair az ne Masonic Hall IN
HiIlsbesvssh. sa Tse~isy evening" ihe 9Th o!
August. the doors 10 be opened ats o'clock. p,
N. The usual variety Of articles. combining
Taste; hesuty and usrfalress. the hsndiwork q
shs Lsdies, win Be offered for ssle. Ar ercrl.
lent Supper and other rsfrsshmenls win be pre-
pared.
We hope the Ladies. a. they deserve. WIN
have on the occrsion house full Of those who
know how 10 spprreisfs rhsir Efforts snd who
have The liberalIiy 10 encourage ihsu.
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sUPREME COUNT.

AhS aeAAShtAe dSSts3oA<7- nav = I'll
delivered:
BY NAsH,J. In Patterson o. Boden-
hamer, from Guilford, directing We
nire de novo.
Also in Brazier Q. Ansley. from Chat
ham, Affirming the judgment.
Also in Burns o. Allen. from Arson.
affirming the judgment.
Also in Carter Q. Wood, from Kobe
son, Judgment affirmed and rule dis
charged.
Also in Griffis o. Younger, in Equi-
ty, from hlamance, directing the injunc-
tlon to be dissolved.
Also in Alison, Admir-. .. Aston. in
Equity, from Chatham. directing re-
ference to the Master.
Also in Aston, Jr.. e. Aston, Sem,
in Equity. from Chatham. dismissing
the bill.
Also in State .. Smith, from Column
bus. directing venire de noyo.
BY PrARsoE,J. In Biles o. Holmes.
from Stanly. directing a venire de no.
vo.
Also in Doe ex dem Johnston .. FAR
low, from Randolph. directing a venire
de move.
Also in Christian .. Nixon & Jones.
from Randolph, directing = new trial.
Also in Davis o. Hill, from RAN
dolph. reversing the judgment below
and directing Judgment here against
plaintiffs for costs.
Also in Corbitt .. Henry, in Equity,
from New Hanover, dismissing the bill
with costs.
| Also in Drake .. Clegg. in Equity,
from Chatham, Diminishing the bill with
costs.
! Alsoin Strong o. Menzies, in Equi.
ty. from Rockingham, declaring that tn,
injunction ought not to have been dis
solved.
! Also in Heggie .. Harris. in Equity
from Rockingham. dismissing the bill
with costs.
/ Also in Cox .: Davis. in Equity, from
Duplin.
!, BY RuFFlS. G. i'm Terry '. Vest
from Forsyth, affirming the judgment.
Also in Holmes '. Johnston, from
Sampson, affirming The judgment.
Also in March '. Berrier. in equity
from Davidson, directing decree 70
plaintiff.
Il Also in Benjsmin '. Teal. from Maj
lin; orders affirmed with COSTS.
Also in Bowman '. Foster, from Gull
ford. Affirming the judgment.
Also 10 Topping '. Blount. from Beau
for, affirming The judgment.
Also in Burney v. Galloway, iron
Brunswick, affirming The judgment.
i Also in Bridges Y. Huiehins, iron
Wake, affirming Me decree.
\ Asa ia Slaniy '. Wahab, from Hyde
. directing The order 10 be reversed.
4 Also il Sawyer =. Sawyer, in equity
from Pasquotsnk, directing decree 70
plaintiff.
II BIZ PEARSON, lin Stale v. Heath
cock, from Orange : affirmed wiih cost
and procedrndo ordered.
j Also in Gillian '. Cannady. from Gran
, willie, directing venire de novo.
4 Also in State ex rel. Blythe '. Oullant
, from Northampton. affirming the iudG
ment.
Also in Barwick. v. Barwiek, aud d
reciing venne de novo.
. Also in Street y. Meadows. from Or;
. ven. directing venire de novo.
, Alsa in Satierfield v. Smith,. from PEI
! quimons. affirming the judgment.
i, Also in FELTON, =. Simpson. from PEI
quimons, directing yenHe de noso.
Al Also Martin VS.. Garter. in equity, froi
4 Hyde. declaring the injunction rroperl
: dissolved. Raleigh Register.
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Equity Sale.

John c. Le,ris and others, er parts.
IN Obedience to the Decree % the Court Of
I Equity for Orange County, made March Term
1850, shall o6sr for sale, ON the premises, on
the 23rd day Of August. 1880. the land Of Fisii.
ing Lewis, decd. situated on Ellerbs's Greek. adj
joining the lands Of Thomas Gooch, Harris Woosls
and others. containing go acres, nsss or less
Said Land will be sold subject to the Widow's
Dover. A credit Of IL months given. Bond and
Security required. and title reserved until the pur-
chase money Is paid.
.. r. LONG, c. L. n. u.
July IL. 90
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1850.
Samuel Walker Ju.'ice. Eseeu
vs. lion levied
I,ane II. " cadam. q others. on Land.

1Suur III "a OuuuHST y <eHes
IT appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that
i the Defendant in this case, Isaac H. Meta
dams, has left The state SO that notice Of said levy
cannot be served on him il is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re
cor,ler, for six weeks, that said defendant appear
before the Justices Of our said Court, 10 be held
for the County Of Alamance, at Providence Meet
ing House, on the first Monday after the 4th
Monday Of August next, to show cause, if any he
can, why said land shall not be sold to satiiy said
execution; or Judgment will be taken pro con-
jssso, and order Of sale made accordingly.
Witness, John Faucet, CLERK Of said Court, a,
Office, the first Monday aflcr the fourth Monday
ia May, A. d. 1850.
JOHN FAUCET, c. c. c.
Price adv. $40 4l-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Equiiy-March Term. 1850.
George Scarlet and others, , Petition 70 eel The
Robert Patton and OILERS. ton. Decd
IN this case il appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
i Court, that Robert Patton, Avarilla Patton.
Mar Haney, Thomas w. Thompson, and
lanes Nice and wife Lucinda, defendants
in this case are inhabitants of this State il 10
ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the HiIlsborough Recorder, notifying said de-
PENDANTS to appear al the next term Of this Court
to be held at the court house in Hillsborough. on
the second Monday in September next, and PLEAD,
answer rdemur to the Plaintif bill ofcomplaint,
or the matters charged therein will BIZ taken -
confessed. and the same heard &c pare - 10 them
Witness O. F. Long, Clerk Of our said Court,
at Office In Hillsborough, the second Monday IN
March, 1850.
o.. LONG, c. 4 Enc.
Price sdv. 1850. 3e--ew
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Awful Fire fin Philadelphia


On Tuesday afternoon the 9th instant, fire
broke out in Waite, Street, Philadelphia. which
was more Obstructive in its consequences than
any which has ever before occurred in that city.
The building in which il originated was large
double store, in one department of which was
stored large quantity of salt petre. When the
fire reached this, tremendous explosion took
place, which shattered the walls. but spending
itself principally in upward direction, il car
ried into the air. to the hight Of three hundred
feet, large burning masses Of combustibles, with
brick, ioists, &c. A heavy girder was thrown
up about one hundred feet, and fell upon one d
the opposite houses in Front street, breaking
through die roof. The fall Of these materials
amona a crowd Of some three thousand men,
women and children, instantly killed several
and many others were frishtfully scorched and
mangled. The explosion spread the fire IN all
directions, and for six hours il ragged with fury
which baffled all attempts TO check it, AT ten
o'clock nearly all the houses were destroyed from
Second street to the river. and from New street
10 Callowhill. including Delaware avenue. Wa
tor, Front, Vine and New Market streets,-one
Of the most densely populated districts in the G.
~. I, is said twenty persons were killed, and
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Our Drmoeniie excbsnges aee highly
lirkled " think ihss Nc. RriJ ms aseeft
ed The Donsnxsien. Tiny srslsd erous
iDx over sheH anticipated spcefss In The
nen election. Well. lri hrm ernw now,
a. IL 10 DOT very probable they VIII. hare
slsnee Of snins 50 shsrwaras. In the
hsi wsr The Mrxiesns siwsys br.ssed be-
fore . battle. bns nsver afterwards. Tie
Degenerate hare a perGsei right 70 do Ike.
wise. alhey ehoo,e. &c. Aga.
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Attention !!

To the Commissioned, Nom Commissioned or
GERS and Musiciass belonging 10 The caue
Creek Battalion.
Won are hereby command and ordered to At.
! tend 81 Mrs. Wrbb's, on Friday the goth
inst, at II o'clock, for Drill Muster and Court
Martial; and on Saturday the 27th, you will At
tend with your respective Companies. ready to 90
on parade at 10 O'Clock for Battalion Exercise.
BY order Of lieut. Col.
GEO. w. TATE, Adj.
July Is. IL
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Ftre.-The Wilmington Hotel, and the Rail
Road Depot, with the Kitchen, and a grocery neal,
and also stable, ia the town Of Wilmington,
wers destroyed BY fire early on the morning Of the
4,h instant. Loss supposed to be about $500
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Shady Grove,

TNHE school 81 Shady Grove. one mile wen Of
= w. J. Bingham's. will begin on The 18th Of
July. Board from four to five dollars per month.
Tuition. per session. Languages, $3.50
English Grammar, Geography, &c. 500
The lower English branches, 400
WM. nj. CRUTCHFlELD.
Oangs county, July .. 4o-2w
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north Carolina Rail- Road.-A

North Carolina Rail- ROad.-Al
shs meeting Of the Stockholders Of the North Ca.
Iolins Rail Road, held q, Salisbury on the llth
instint, the following gentlemen were elected Of.
GERS, viz:
Hon. John NJ. Morchead. President.
John U. kirkland. ssq, Treasurer.
Maj. Walter Quinn, Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
William c. Means, Of Cabanus.
j jssn ? p s a.rs, Rowan.
John n ssIsh'ld' Of GuilforJ.
John w. Thomas Of Davidson.
Francis Fries, Of Stokes.
Beniar,in Trolnger, Of Alamance.
William A. Graham, OF Orange.
X. NJ. Saunders. Of Wake.
A. T. Jenkins, Of Newbern.
Al. DsRosse,t, Of Wilmington.
We understand il to be the intention OF th'
Company that the road shall pass through tn
county towns ON the route illsborough, Ora
ham. Grcenslorough, Lexington, and Salisbury.
Il isthc intention Of the Engineer to commenc
The survey ofthe route forthwith, at several poins'
In the expectation tina, the whole will be put uIida
contract and the work commenced al an earl
day; and il is anticipated that within two year
cars will be running on the whole length Of th
road.
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Gen. Ednev Of N. c. has been nomi-
mated by the President as Consul to
Palermo, and the appointment confirm
ed by the Senate.
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Nsf aad .iifFagffts Lail. Road & SlSam.
hoai La % Bahimors end fLsNeHb-
en- cisisl. 90 Rny Poiai aad %
AgsaA II PoioM6e.
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Our thanks are due to The Hon. Geo. E. Bad
ger for bound COPY Of the Debates IN the Con-
vention of California.
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!, Indian War.-Gen. Brooke has issu-
ed an order for a vigorous campaign
against the Indians on the Texas from
tier. All the United States disposable
forces, with three companies of Texas
Rangers, are ordered to take the field
for a two-months' campaign. Gen.
Brooke intimates that operations will
continue until the Indians are chastis-
ed and subdued.
We understand from good authority
that the mission Of MIR. Green, who was
dispatched as an Agent to the Island
Of st. Domingo last year, has resulted
in the entire removal of the discriminat.
ing duty Of tonnage and impost (l0 pei
cent? on American vessels and cargoes
in Hayti. His mission appears also t.
have been successful in procuring the
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Death er Gen. Taylor.
PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant to previous notice. the citizens
Of Ilillsborough assembled in The Count
House ON Saturday al s o'clork r. NJ.
Col. James was called 20 the Chair. Mr..
IA. X. Nash ihen rose and stated 10 ihe
meeting. tla, il had been called TO express
regre, "a the death II Grn. Zachary Pay
Tor. President Of lire Unied States, and "a
make some public demonstration suiiabls
10 so solemn All event; and moved that I
committee Of seven be appointed 10 carry
this objeri into eject.
Whsreupoa The following gentlemen
we're appointed the committee: John u,
Kirklasd. stephen Moore. II. X. Nash
Thomas B. Bailey. w. A. Nor~ood. Col.
LaIimer. and r. Il. RufIin.
There being no further business before
the meeting. an melton IL adjourned.
CAD. JONES, SR., Ch'n.
1 Tna.a. B. ai s.al.r. Secs.
] The Commute Of Arrangements re
specially give notice. that the Eui0gy OF
tie late Zen. Zachary Tayhr. PresIden
Of the United States. will be pronounce,
81 the Presbyterian Church at II o'ciocl
on Saturday the 2olh inst, by Henry X
Nash, Esq.
The citizens Of the Town Of Hillsho
rough and the sarnunding country. wh'
are disguised 10 unite in paving this publ
respect TO The merits and illusIrioas ser
vices OF the deceased. are requested To ne
sembie at The Conrt House al 10 o'clock
for The purpose Of forming procession.
Persons joining the procession are re
qnesled To wear Grape on the leli arm q
badge Of mourning.
I The Masonic Fraternity, Odd Fellow,
and Sons Of Temperance Of the county
are requested 10 attend in their dliirrer
organizations with appropriate regalia.
STEPHEN MOORE,
Ch'n Of the COMMITTEE.
! N. d. II is requested iha, the store
aud other places Of public business b
closed during the ceremonies.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAININ0 In the Post ofbos 81 HilIsts-
A. rough, ". G.. On the LIST day Of July. 1880.
whtsh " not taken out within thres months sill
b sxai 10 the General Post ofics a. deed lstkra-
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FayeffesiIIe 0bserver.-Ths sails
q Ola ~<siias Wig gssrasi kas .slri.isi wak
hin<if hi< 500, NJ. Pear u. Hall. and h viii L
hssesf<s esndaesed under the Srm q Z. H.l<
& Son. rsuns na Hal = spoken sf a. gen.
slsmsn a high literary snsionsnls. Which sa5sa
10 The lons sxpsdenee and the abfky sss aral
Of bis fsihsr. vii doubtless give . thsi popular
journal sill gsesirr ailrsriisns.
GreenSbor0ugh Female College.
We l<arn from fhs Ne~b~m Republican thas
Professor Deems has accepted the sppoininsns
Of President q the Greensboioush femsls Coz
legs. and viii Immediately assume The duties II
his ne~ posi,ion. His place 81 Newbsn viii b
supplied BY the Rev. Mr.. wyehs.
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MRS. REbIAN.

TIME CELEBRATED SHIRT MAKER OF NEW
York, visited Washington twice during inc
last Congress, and on each occasion TOOK lar "
number of orders for Shirts, Benian Colars, Drees
ing gowns and Gents furnishing articles gene
raily. from Senator'S Heads Of Departments Mem
bers of Congress, and other distinguished lndiviu-
malls 10 all Of whom she acknowledges her obllga-
lions for their cyilites and patronage, and begs
leave To inform them that she now contempiatcs
aoain renewing her visits at the ensuing Session oil
Congress--of which due nouce VIII DC given III tue
Washington papers.
0rs- In the mean time, and at all times, she bcgs
leave TO call attention of non residents of New York
tn the following:
Mrs. Beman's shirts.
Aston HOUSE, NEW YORK. MADE TO ORDER.
Directions for SeB measurement 10 Nonreside'fs
of Netc York.
MRS. BEMAN will send her Shirts tu amy part
OF the United States, of The world, and guaran.
tee fit To any gentleman who will send her the io'-
lowing measures in inches exact size, with nc
allowances:
l. Aound the Neck
2. Around the Wrist,
3. Around the Chest, under the arms.
{ Three distances from the top of shoulderat the
joint
First. Breadth across from top TO top'at the
broadcast part.
Second. Length of shou lder from top TO the
neck al the collar band
Third. Length of from top OF shoulder,
around the elbow to wrist joint
g. Lastly, il is necessary 10 know whether the
person has long neck, and carries his head erect
or whether he is round shouldercd with short neck
inclining forward Also, the length Of the shirt,
height of the person.
Gy-REMENIBER that this is the fret advertise
ntent of the kind ever published in the United
States Cut il ont and save il.
E. C. BEAIAN
Oct H. diff No. i Asor House, Oct |, lS+9
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A Splendid Fortune may be gained by an
Outlay OF EI0 or E5.

metropolitan Portrait Club.
Offers, IS Albany Road, London, England.
TINE Directors beg to announce that there will
j be drawn for a Grand Series of Portraits of all
horses entered for the forthcoming
GREAT DERBY RACE
The drawing will be conducted upon those hon
orable principles which have hitherto given great
satisfaction, and secured To the above Association
such extensive patronage; and that while the past
success and high estimation iii which the Club is
held subjects Of pleasing congratuation to the
projectors, they encourage endeavors for still fur
ther development of their plan. For the future,
the portraits of all horses that are entered for each
particular race Non Starters well Winners
and Starters. The following list is now open:
5000 Members 10 each Glass.
FIRST CLASS, fl0. % DITTO, E5 3D DITTO, Ell
Parties can have more shares in each or
either of the different classes
Those Members who draw the portraits of first,
second and third Horses the other starting Horses,
also those that do not start (but which entered
for the Race,) will receive the following prizes
The drawing will take place ten days before the
Races.
Portrait Of FIRST Horse.--First Glass, E20,000:
Second Glass, e. 900; Third Class, e., 900.
Portrait of Second Horse.-First Glass, fl0 900;
Second Glass, $4,000; Third Class, FL 900.
Portrait Of Third Horse.-First Class; E5, 200;
Second Glass, E2, $780, Third Class, E500.
Dirided amongst the Portraits of MartTS.-First
Glass, $4,000; Second Glass, f2,500; Third Class,
$500
Dtrided amongst Hf f0TUd'ts " Won otutGs.-
First Glass, 1900; Second Class, f5 900; Third
Glass, FL 900.
The number of prizes TO be distributed in each
Class are 300, that being the number of horses
tered for the All letters to contain remit
lance, drafts, bank notes, &c, addressed and made
payable TO the Managing Director
JOHN BURRIDGE, esq,
IS Albany Road, London England.
Numbers forwarded Immediately receipt of q
remittance. Full particulars of the Race will be
sent with the fortunate numbers to each subscriber,
so that he may know his position, and whether or
not he be one Of the fortunate. Office commissions
Z per cent, to be deducted from the above prizes
Jan. 3-dtfif
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NIEMEyER & WHITE.

Commission Merchants and General Produce
brokers, Portsmouth, Va, offer their seryicca q
inc shipping, planting, trading, and manulactur
ing interests.
we will give strict attention 20 selling or ship
ping Tobacco, Cotton, Flour. Grain, Provisions
Lumber, and Naval Stores, and forward mcrchan.
disc with despatch.
Portsmouth, Feb y, 1880
Feb. l9.-co3In