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SHOES 1. SHOES u!

Black and colorcd CATERS
- and HALF CATERS. from Miles
& Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co.. Philadelphia.
Booiees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also a good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brosans. Just received of
LONG & WEBBS.
October 2. o.
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TEE HILLSBoROUGH RECORDER
rs puHLlsHrn WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTH & SON.

Tsp uHLIsnrn WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTH & SON.
Terms.-Two Dollars year, If paid IN al.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. il not fala
within three months; or Three Dollars, il DELAYED
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all arreara'
ges are pad,uncss al tie ~ ton Of the publishers
Hereafter no PAPER viii be sent 10 new sur.
scr'er Out OF this state unless pay ent Is mace ~
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editors; aud in no case VIII Tue
paper I've sent to subscriber out OF the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen llnes'
one dollar for the'first, and twenty-five cents iof
each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN pro-
portion. Court Advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. "A deduction of one-third will 10
made to advertisers by the year.
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
One dollar per square Is lines) for the hrs'
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tiscmens,
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GaL0 sEIlsSS
and some Dy Goods /;

ALSO, -
Some BarOurhes. Buggirs, Carryalls, and va.
CONS; also Saddlrs, aud Harness Of
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER. AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs Of all
SORTS in THEN line with neatncss and dispatch.
In exc large for the above mentioned articles
Willie Corn. Wheat rlaxsec,, Feathers
or good 3 orses. at market prices.
HURDLE a. HURDLE.
October 6. o.
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PREPARp By
DR.. 70. n. JACKSON
AT THE GHxNAN MEDICINE STORE
10 lf4 Street, PHILADELPHIA.

7z<ir patrr orfT ne c[lrt disfases n mol "a
-rlled-iT equeil,d-bg ~ afhr prtparafia,
IN TIE Taiffd Nafss. as ne eures affesf. ia MR.
~ enses effrr stilfut pkysicians had faiisd.
These Bitter. are vosihy The attention Of in
vsliis. Pos~e-<inEsreat virtues inthe recthcs'ion
n diseases Of the I.iser end lesser glands. exer-
rising The mari searching powers in weakness and
affections ofthrdigrsiise Organs, they are With
Il, safe. certain aEd plcasani.
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THE subscriber would respectful, inform tie
4 citizens Of HilItboroupL aud lie public ee-
morally Tint be has on hand. al his shop oil Chur-
ton street due west from the courl-hcuse. . van.
ely Of excellent Furniture, and that he is prsIsr-
ed 10 manufacture, 10 the best style, all articles
In his line such rs
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wall
nut.
sIDEBOARDS. Of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, OF every Style.
BEDS1EADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all Kinds. a
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
arv. M<
C0FFlNS, from Commohto the Best
Style, &C. &c.
lie promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed,and at very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due encouragement from gene
rous public.
Allkinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
ceivcd and promli. at'endcdto
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 79-ly
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O NEW
Tin and Copper Factory


N0lltc 1nIx Nhllf you III Hhuihe'
TvHE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
Il per Factory in the Town Of Hillsboioush,
and be win try TO conduct il Ia the best manner.
lie has procured one Of the best Of Northern
workmen, and his work will be nade oi the best
material and in the best style. Alter trying the
work, and il should prove not TO be good. i NAV
be returned and more got In It's place. Tin viii
be sold at Northern Prices with costs and car
riage.
All bills to the amount Of fly dollars. at any
place in the State, all 10 The amour, Of twenty.
Eve dollars. within iiy miles Of this place. and
all bills Of any amount. within twenty-five miles
will be filed and delivered free If charge fo'
transportation. He wouls say TO his customers
that he will sell woik as low as any house IN The
State.
The subscriber returns his thanks for past IA
vors. and he hopes he viii reeeiv liberal SHARE
OF patronage. as he pledges himself 10 do justice
and 10 endeavor 10 give full satisfaction IN hi
work.
All orders will be thankfully received, and th'
work done with ncainess and despatch.
or His shop viii be found at Ibis time. ont
door below Maj. Pslmer's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
November Is. 10
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


the soufiasra Prsss Allies In the South.
IL appears be the ambition OF the above TO col
lsc into its reservoir OF dsunon all that it's affiliated corps
of Ieer-wrtes and newspapers indte against the
Washington Union 1t takes care, however. not TO re-
cord the illusions of the Naiioaal Era, the Libsraor,
and other organs Of abolition. which correspond exactly
with those which are paraded the sentiments OF the
southern rights party The National Era and the LIBERIA
tor declare that the Washington Uaioa is not democratic.
because il advocates the policy which acquesces in the
Compromise and secures TO the South the guarantees OF
the constitutions the Southern Press, too, depounces
for the same reason and because did not follow the
Nashville convention into its schemes for the formation OF
southern confederacy On the side 10 the abolition
s declaring that democracy the largest liberty TO
all people OF all coors the other 10 the dsunionsf,
preaching that the South dsgaced and ruined if il sub
miis to series Of laws intended guard more eecually
its rights and restore the fraterna relations OF all the
States OF The Union.
We would suggest to the expert conductors of the
Southern Press that il would be wise to economic its
labor in making extracts from its southern allies, and stick
up its masthead something like the following Ac-
cording idea, Of democracy, they committed grsrous
sin ,cho did not endorse the pisos Of Messrs Rhsn and
Chspss and il Is therefore the first duty Of The people 10 Kill
of The Washington Union ,chh stands he platform 81
| Jefferson, Madison, and Jackson"
The other wing OF the disunion party could adopt
the motto, striking out only the Of
Rhett and Chevcs, and inserting those of Giddings
and Garrison. In this manner all the opponents Of
the old doctrines Of democracy could act consistently
together. and there would be necessity for multiplying
extracts, either from the side Of the free democracy, Of
which Mr.. Gddngs is the type, from those journals in
the South which abored so faithfully TO circulate the
address OF Mr.. Cheves, in which he called the consu
ton dead carcass and our republican system failure
Under such motto the odd ends OF all the factions in
land could be rallied and the two great central organs
the Southern Press and the National Era-coud be anal
gama,ed the opponents OF policy comprehensive
enough 10 embrace all the theories in respect govern
ment which have ever had an advocate.
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correspondent informs US that the two general com.
mees Of the democratic party in the city Of New York
met at Tammany Hall on the lsl instant and passed
resolutions recommending the nomination of Geseral
Cass 10 the presidency. We submit below the resolu.
tons adopted by them: t4 sa
At tbs Old Mems COMMITTEES. Augustus Schel presided
and Jonas b. Phillips and Joseph Hon c.od secrea.
res The following resolu tons, offered by Alderman Barr
Of the sixth ward, were unanimously adopted:
Rssotusd That the Democratic Republican General Com.
miuee OF the city and county Of New York. in view Of the
approaching National Convention to be held at Baltimore,
deem i proper express their opinion The selection a
candidate to be- nominated by that convention for the pes
dency OF the United States W#H
Reso!usd, That, willis, recognise amongst the cand
dates mentioned throughout The Union the Of dis
tnguished democrats tue nomination of either of whom
would be cheeriuy and jealousy sustained by the
democracy Of this city. we cannot but reflect tho remit
utions of instruction TO their delegates Baltimore and
Cas- the candidate OF the democratic republican party
OF the Union That during long and eysntfui lie he has
son la the war Of 1872 he upheld field Of battle tho
banner OF his country Secretary OF War, under Gen.
mnisatoa Of that dstngushsd chief; as minister At
Paris, he vndica,ed the great right OF the freedom Of the
ton the Union. his sympathy with the unfortunate
Tins In the Of liberty IN the Oh World and sustained
the claim Of the United States her rank amongst the
nations of the h That justice to him and prn.
cples points to him the natural and naeona standard
bearer OF the democracy In the coming contest
On motion.
Rssotvcd Thatth foregoing resolutions DO published
tho National Democrat. New York Herald, and Journal Of
Commerce.
AT the Young Meas Committee, Mr. John Wheeler pre-.
sided chairman, and Thaddeus Il. Glover and John
Smith acted secretaries The following important
uions adopted unanimously and with great enbu.
siasmi
Resoped That in Lewis Cass the democratic republican
young of the city and county OF New York recognise
ihe distinguished citizen, the fearless soldier the pro-
found urs the eminent statesman, and the unimpeach
able democrat.
Resoiped, That the local and general representatives
of democratic republican young OF this city, we
proclaim him their choice for the presidency oil the
United States. @3#e
Rfsoped, That aud they viii regard any delegate
from this city the Baltimore Convention who LieB
instant in the exercis. OF honorable means to
secure the nomination OF Lewis Cas-, iasc TO the ia
struction OF his constituents and unworthy OF their future
confidence
| Rssotptd That, while explicitly express the decided
prelere nee oil the democratic republican young oil
this city for the elevation of the from Michigan
to the highest office in the git OF the republic
quyocay pledge their united support TO the candidate
eced blythe assembled representatives OF the democracy
the
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SoUTHERs.RIGHTs CONVENTION IN GEoRGM.-A tele'
graphic despatch states that the southernrghls demo
cratic convention reassembled at Mledgeville al J
o'clock yesterday. according 10 adjournment. and re.
ceved the report OF the committee Of eighy-hree re.
Affirming the Baltimore platform Of 1914 and lSis aud
recommending the appointment Of forty delegates to lhe
Baltimore Convention.
This report adopted and the delegates appointed
Four from each judicial district nominated BY The
delegates from the district and eight for the Stale a, large
were nominated by the convention.
The delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention go instruct
ed to show no preference for any particular candidate
but although not expressed, il is understood that large
majority OF the convention in favor Of Mr. Buchanan
as their frs, choice. o}sB
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We shall be glad 10 know. and tomorrow may proba.
bly, have an opportunity of knowing, whether there
any truth in the umor that portion of the southern
wings have determined not 10 sassaia s eaA for The PA,
vious question on Mr. Jaeksons resolution affirming N,
hnality OF the Compromise On the previous question
the yeas and nays cannot be called aud il is said thai
some portion OF the southern wings have deter
mined not 10 sustain H. and thus give their northern
wing friends chance TO conceal from the country
their hostility to the resolution We do not credit
this rumor Should any such tactics be ssoried 10 bv
any of the southern wings, presume that ca,
will be taken to note the fact when the vote is taken BY
tellers. The responsibility OF this abandonment by any
southern wings of the ground which their party claims Ia
have taken in favor of The fnaly OF the Comptouiss
thus be fixed in the proper quarters and made
known to the people We trust, however, that no such
OF evasion viii be resored to by any southern
man, and that opportunity will be given to the men,
bsrs OF both the great parties to record their positions on
Mr.. Jackson's proposition
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY. The arm Of Webb, DuyaI,
Co., Amsin and Ayros, Webb, Co., Galveston, having
been dissolved time since by mutual consent the business
continued by David Ayers In the city OF Galveston.
lie win purchase and sell and real estate purchase
and locate land claims, examine and quiet land tides
patents and other documents perfect TILES lands
taxes lands and redeem lands sold for collect and
foreign and domestic debts Of the State of Tera
attend 70 all business pertaining general He refers
he attorneys and business Of Galveston and Mes
Jennings Broadway and Msssrs y. Barnes Co.,
street, New York aud w. a. spcthcn, Washington d. O.
Communications tprepsd addressed 10 David Aycs Galveston
will be promptly attended 10.
GALVESTON, March 1, 1852.
March 26-dom
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CAHD.-A sale Of rich Bohemian
and antique ware, pape msche silver plated
marble snd sbsss status hsqnet and painn figures French
China ws lamps and eaadesbra Italian paintings kc In
preparation and will take place Odd Feows' Hall
and
art have produccd the the
many OF which are duplicates Of articles exhibited Worlds
& 81 L3l1IFE7
Catalogues VII be prepared and due
SALE with more particular description Of future
Mar ls--dm JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer. 4
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tpAtLy LiNr,)
lIE packet Bell Fashion will the ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Hpsr
Leaving Georgetown daily at arriving Hspcrs Ferry
morning 10 a M, for the for Cumberland
Winchester.
Returning leaving Iapers Ferry M arriving George
town morning AT O'Clock.
Omuhuses viii be readiness, the arrival Of
Georgetown Is convey them 20 Washington.
Qy-Fare through, including board 81 80
Mar 25-hf
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Miss Cushman's engagement at this Theatre ooseo 49,.
night with her farewell benefit. to fuller house
ever been witnessed in this city She played hos'
in "As You Like IT, and Julisuna in the Honey hoo'
On Monday night the segun Troupe appear ~ :,
File du Regiment" new farce. Who SPEAKS t"~'
will also be presented,
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a spsn THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii ds-
m91np par follows Boat's fare, 1874 ARE,
cents. Persons making he "Trip pleasure boats
half price, Three Northern
~ street os ne boat, coach also ssvss the Capitol ~ NJ
Leave Alsrsadvia IN o. H. w, ~, ~ and O'Clock
Leave washington msx, 10 ~ az 81, snd az O'Clock
JOB CoRsON,
\ Mar B-d Captain,
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msnt on its responsibility. topsy salaries and NEE,
entered into by that branch Of the gwen
msnt pending the fiscal Year, and could not in The r.,
hottest degree sustain the suspicion even OF sxrayagsu.
and waste
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The wing senators, understand, held caucus 10 the
Senate chamber yesterday and appointed COMMITTEES
to confer with committee of the wings OF the other
House. for the designation Of the time and place for the
assembling OF the Wing National Convention TO noml-
nate President and Vice President We learn that the
utmost harmony prevailed between Mr. Seward and
the southern wings al The meeting. II is presumed oe
convention will be held at Philadephia, though some
prefer that New York or Cincinnati should be selected
The Is, Of July will probably be the time fixed iof hs
meeting Of the convention AvailaJiihy and srpedieny
are boh II seems, consulted in the selection OF the PERIOD
Of this meeting The wings desire to shape their action
by what takes place at the Baltimore Convention which
meets AS our readers are aware, on the LIST Of June
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EMBROIDERIEs, &c /.

ny CAMBRIA bands
10 Swiss bands very pretty
rs pieces canbric edge and insertion
100 pieces Swiss edge and insertion
rs real French worked coIarx
ITO medium and low priced collars with undersieeves cuffs
&c.
YERBY 4 MILLER,
Mar 23--lm Opposite Centre Market
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LINEN GOODS.
az PIECES table dsmask, all grades
% so dozen napkins
~ pieces linen sheoings
rs do pillow slip linens
80 do Irish linens all numbers
20 dozen towels
40 pieces linen buckabsek
20 do Russia diaper
10 do birdseye diaper.
This above goods we warrant 10 be pure linen.
VERIFY MILLER,
Between M and 9Th Streets Penn. avenue, opposite Centre Market
Mar 2-lm
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Hon, Mr.. woodward. of south Carolina,

Hon Mr.. Woodward, of south Carolina
This gentleman has addressed a letter NJ one Of DIS
constituents, from which take the following extract
Il appears that he will not be candidate Tor reelecoa
"No dispute, that in legal sen.e the institution
slavery within the Sac local and distinct from the SANE
institution ia any other State and the State has the f
TO do she pleascs, leaving the other Snes 10 do as %
may think proro Bot poll cayaid la point ef iso' wv
institution and destiny thr uz ut no soun'
and those who will look tho matter no, through Jaw
yers ,pccaccs. but with the cyo Of tn, statesman, WIZ
easily perceive the weight why o'e small o"
should no., upon the lea Ct chncal md vdualty nn.
becoming, and jus an wise, and itatesmanke, 70 W
nsught tho counsel. and disregar tn wishes OF 'n
fourteen sister States long there exist NJ nicea
for suspcct that hey had abandoned all des
defending thea, elves. confess my modification al wn'
has taken place bat the State In da ger o. o''ns
cast except sho first lose her sefposscssi,n and seoon
Hasty and abrupt action Is natural to republics us Wv
incident Of high animation and exuberano OF lie anu
should be glad believe that IT, like the ancient repuoho
we have facility OF falling into error unlike m'"
have compensatory facility in coming right Ha agar
With this comp ensaon republics would 10 secure WIN
out it they would not deserve TO be
have no dtest interest In the ma or to which your
letters refer as shall be candidate fJr ro-oiecn'
My only concern that OF private citizen who's iod"n'
are involved In tbos. Of the State
very truly your friend,
-. A. WOODWARD.
"SAuusr. G.. BARgLKy. ESQ"
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SIIAwLS AND vIsITES.
I'VE have up expressly the sale Of shaws vsites
manies &c. The stock in shawl room will bs found
complete, embracing the following;
Is white Grape shawis, ranging prices
Sl25 .r
60 plain white Grape sbaws all grades and prices
plain and embroidered coored Grape shawls
cashmere, beregc, and mousine sbaws all styles
medium and priced visites
manes latest Paris aud New York styles
greatly their antage call,
prices they
have also handsome stock Of ladies'
dress goods -I... s.
VERIFY & MILLER,
Mar a5ui Shawl and vsite depot opposite Centre Market
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CLOTHS, CAssIMERHis, AND vEsTINGs.
m PIECES black French cloth, all grades
~ 10 pieces black doeskn, some very superior
10. do fancy cloths
10 do fancy cassincres
~ vest shapes, very pretty
pieces black
10 do fancy vestnrs.
With undchirs PLAIN aud striped half
pendcrs pocket bandk crcbcfs, csvats, &c.
Gentlemen wishing goods Of the will
examine stock, which they win dnd complete.
VERIFY MILLER
Mar a5-lm Opposite Centre Market
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THUsTEES sale Of Real Estste-By virtue Of deed Of
subscribers dated July 1884, and recorded ber
W. D. No. 3 os Nos n and 81 Of the land
county Washington the District OF Columbia
debt by reference said win
uy appear shall proceed sell at public auction, in front Of
O'Clock, Saturday,
lot No u.s. in square No 2cs with the Improvements thereon sub
ject To prior lien
Terms which, complied with within
property
upon three days notice. the the risk and
OF the purchaser,
n. cALLAN, Jr, Trustees
Ap l-dlm A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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PARiSOLs AND UMBRELLAS
I'VE the stock and umbrellas
be found this side OF New York. which we invite the
icular attention Of ladies.
rs embroidered and lined parasos all coors
rs plain and embroidered without lining
100 paasos, embracing everything and desirable IN that
line
il5 umbrellas all styles and prices, from ~ cents
worthy OF buyers and call Is earnestly
solicited. Call and examine for yourselves at
VERIFY MILLERF.
Between 1ti and slh streets, opposite Centre Market
Mar - I'm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-24
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER


WARE, &c.
WE solicit the attention of the citizens OF foft
w Tobacco and vicinity to our stock OF
~ WITCHES, JEWELRY, SILTERW.dhE
E.|Ao &C., which we believe they will find larger
zNsand more varied than any ever offered Ior
sale in this CITY, Our facilities such as to en-
able us to procure our stock on the best possible
terms; we are therefore enabled to sell goods In
our line at LEAST as low as ANY establishment IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Our assortment of fine GOLD WATCHEo
cannot be excelIed, embracing as it does those OF
all the celebrated makers of London, Liverpool
and Geneva.
London, Paris, and American Diamond and
other rich Jewery of every style and pattern alst
medium qualities of the latest styles.
We call attention particularly to our stock OF
Silver Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers
Cups, Ladies, Forks, Spoons, &c of our own man.
ufacture, which we warrant equal in fineness TO
coin.
A long experience in watch repairing added to
strict personal attention. justiies the promise OF
giving entire satisfaction to those who may have
fine Watches chronometers, &c to repair.
Always on hand complete assortment OF Gold,
Silver and Light Steel Spectacles, and Eye Glass
les of every focus.
Every article in our line made to order.
M. w. GAIT & BRO,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, between 9th and 10th ss.,
Feb. lily. Washington, d. q.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-24
DIR. HOYT'S
HEAVE POWDERS.

THIS preparation is now being offered to ths
Il Public as a guaranteed Cure for the HEAVES
in Horses, and as the only known medicine in tbs
world having been used in the private Veterinary
practice of the proprietor for the last 81 years,
and he has never known it to fail in a single 10
stance of producing lasting cure, and leaving the
horse in good spirits for work. The utter incom-
potency of the horse for labor, when troubled with
this common disease, should induce every one
having such to apply Immediately for this remedy,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER P.4CK4GE.
Which will be sent sswith full direction,'' to any
part of the United States. All letters or commu-
nications to be addressed, 'post paid,'' to
|. P. HOYT,
Rear of No 10 South FIFTH Street,
Philadelphia.
LsWholesale Agent for the United States. 80
n. B.-Agents wanted throughout the country,
to whom liberal discount will be given and their
names placed in the advertisements Address as
above.
Nov 5, 1S51-6m