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VUATCHEs AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER -
w selling all descriptions Of
GoLD AND SILVER wArcHEs, JEwrLRy AND SILVER WARE
1T RETAIL at much less than the usual prices.
yuRoEHBBN wArcHEs.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival
with cerncates from him with each watch
feet time keepers. wArcHEs
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second Watches timing horses gold saa
silver CsnSONoMErERs.
Splendid gold pocket chronometsrs, which without
any variation. wArcHKs
Watches which run eight days
for ladies, some in hunting
DIAMOND wArcHEs
for ladies, some in magic cases.
WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
up and turn the hands without any key
Fine gold lepine Watches four heos ewslled.. 5
Gold eHamsed watches for the ladies. ...........
Sold English patent levers. 80
Gold English patont levers hunting Sases 50 "
Silver patent levers ~ low as. 10
all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
for sale a. much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains gold wedding rings goa4
hsys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
speeAees gold toothpicks, charms Ohatsisue
chains, &c. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons, cups forks, pie knives naphs
rngs fruit knives wedding cake knives &c Watohes
swery exchanged All watches warranted TO keep good
time or the money returned
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned repaired
GEORGE g. ALLEN,
imrorcr Of watches and ewcry Wholesale and retail Ne
II Wall street. hecond hoor.' near Broadway
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INSTRUCTION.

NkENCH AND 81 .sisH EVENING cLASsEs-PRI-
N"sc .ossons during tho day-academy No. 500 Broad
Way corner OF Houston treet-Profcssor MOUT0N will
commence TOMORROW evening from to o'clock, with
His system Of instruction, founded the
experience Of is the most expeditions method ofarn
ing Languages 1t obviates all the dicutes with which
the student usually obliged to contend and enables him
very soon to speak with ease and rapidly.
MADAME BARBER NATIVE OF PARIS CON.
M tnucs her French Private lessons and
Ing classes NJ Dubois professor from the University Of
Paris, teaches French Latin Greek fencing and drilling
Madame Dubos teaches French drawing painting and the
rudiments Of music references No OBJ
lection to tho country. Apply ut 565 Broadway.
DENMANsHIP.-MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
i pupils daily at his rooms, No. $50 Broadway La
dies classes Mt II and o'clock; gentemcn at A. a. and
g. and o'clock T. NJ Private instruction at hours
vsnient to the pupil. Soc cards Mt the academy
French professor In Paris would like to devote his
in giving lessons in the French language either in
classes at his residence the residence pupils
Reference, Chas Condit 95 st. Marks place. or Mr. o.
Paealin 263 broadway.
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AGENCY.

NyE 3 co, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER
In chants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAMS y. sYE v. A. RroH skpsov. AUGUSTUS LonBAns
References.
SsNrrAso-IIon. Battle Peyton.
vALpARAiso-M Alsop Il Co, Hemcnway 4 Co.
PANAnA-Messrs. Corwinc Bro. Co., Garrison Frctx
Vim. Nelson 4 Co.
LivrnpooI-Mossrs Bowman, Grnnell Co., WilliaEi
jackson, Eco
INV Yonk-Mesers. r. X. Collins Co., Goodhus h Co.,
Capt Ezra Nye steamer Pacific.
BALrinop B-Messrs. John Henderson Co. Thomas J
Hand X Co.. White and Elder.
SAN FnANorsoo-se Flint, Peabody h Co., Hussey
Bond Il Hale, Chas. DoaDc, ESQ, J. II. Lyon, ECO
BosToN-.Messrs Ammi G. Lombard, Esq, +. D. Brigham
CANToS-Eye Parkin a Co.
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AsTROLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
WI skill in foyetelling the future has arrived and will far
about all circumstances Of life to all
who may address She nterpets dreams law matters
and love by asroogy hooks and science and tells her
the person they wv VIA ALVIN speaks tie la,
hsh French and eran Residence $50 Bcwery
eP.k
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CLOTHING.

CAST OF CL0THING-S2000 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given IN current
money for large and small lots Of good LEFT OF clothing Of
every pton Address through post call JAHEa
N0RoNEY at his second hand II Orange street. neAs
Chatham.
GENTS TAKE NOTICE-THAT NOW Is THE TIME
~ e send spring clothing 70 58 Pear street
brc adv ~ cd fd noted estahihmen. fo- cca inv
repairing .iosning petitia. Goa
cleaned for Co. Pants Rerairng and dyeng ioEe TO
lrtIissd, b. A. CoRTIsSos Observe, U.s.
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HOTELS.

NORGONA, MARCH f. 1S53-NOTICE.-THE UNDER
Ugned would most respectfully inform his friends and the
travelling public generally that he has 5sumcd the solo
prctorshp of the hotel known as the New York House
The shall be paid to those who favor him
with their patronage From residence of three on
the Ishmus much useful may be obtained ra
tuitously j. j. HOLMES, New York Hotel Gorgona, New
Granada.
BORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SIIREWS-
hurry New Jersey The subscriber respectfully informs
friends and the public that he will continue his business
the coming and be ready receive boarders
day June Those who wish to rooms will
please send their address post paid to JOSEPH A. SLAMM
Pavilion Hotel, New Jersey.
AJOTICE.-RICHMOND HILL HOTEL, STATEN
IN Island NJ Y date the Richmond Seminary will open
the FIVE months the st of May Arrange
monts have been made that families be accommodated
by the Charges of the hotel Board for the season.
week Children under ten years of half price. Ser
wants - week. Horses, 81 week. Ii there Is coach
81 extra Separate sitting be had ut from 81
$40 week. The Richmond the and o'clock
boat frem New York, at Vanderbilt landing.
j. T.. kELLETT Proprietor.
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TAKE NOTIcE-A NOTE, GIVEN BY HoERBRANDT
i Goettinger dated New York, March 10, 1853, for
500 payable within six weeka to the order Of John T.
Wor ard endorsed nv him. has been lost Payment hert
OF Teen topvd and az against
receiving IL, as II 10 null and void. HVERBRANDT
oElTINGER, l25 GEeeawich street,
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SPORTING.

ITALIAN GREYHOUND. THE SMALLEST AND
abandonment pure white Neapotan, for ady's pet will
disposed of cheap, the going TO Europe in
short time Apply by note addressed TO Naples Herald Once
T,ANCY PlGEONS-FoR SALE, A CHOICE AssORT-
ment of p,uters rus carriers, fans tumbers re- &c.
Apply at 70 vegcy street.
OATS. GOOD SPORT EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, AT
II BuTLERS Twenty fifth street and Ninth
Rat killing and adgor batting by crack dogs Monday
2lst ten rats zach killing by small terriers rats for
The vim he presented with handsome collar
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAwDEN AND AlMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILAnEL
~ phia-rom pier No. North river.T wo lines daily mt
IAN. and PM. Accommodation line, att An, BY
John Poth to 5auth Amboy 10 Borden
town, and steamboat r. Stockton to philadelphia
Fare-$2 Express linz, at M by steamboat John Pot
Ger to Amboy thence direct Camden by carsthrough in
four hours Fare-S Returning, leave Philadelphia ut
AN. and 2P.M
ENoR ALBANY-FARE H.-ALBANY AND NEW
IL York Inland Rout,f Ratroad-fwo daily expross
trains at AM and 34t 7. NJ connecting Albany with
central lines Of railroads. North and the
depot corner Of White, I'm, and Centre streets whore
through tickets lie u.t and baggage checked
Schenectady Utica, Syracusc Rochester Buffalo Pas
also received ut Bro aud Bowery and
Fourth Stations above trains
only. All other trains win start from city Hall sta
tion Of Tryon and Centre street. heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAk.-TaAINs DAILY FROM
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
train, 6A.M-through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo or at o'clock same
evening.
Mail train, SAN. Through way train Jpn.
Express train, Pm. Accomm odaton train, I'm.
Passengers taken at Chambers Can Christopher Four
tenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street. ae ~ M for Pouga-
heepso and NJ for Albany topphg st all way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures UNI.
IN ted States Mail and Express Lima, Through In four
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey Cty-Loavng New
York foot Of Cotlandt street. at and A. NJ and and
bx PM Fare In the Sam. and PM, 1913 and In the
AN, and 5ls PM For first class 81 second do and
A. M. and I p. No $3.50. For Baltimore Washington.
Norfolk and Charcstonthrough tickets sold and through
baggage carried in the and "a H. and aud b1 p. N.
lines from New York Passengers with baggage GROSS the
ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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MATRIMONIAL.-A GENTLEMAN, OF ABOUT 20
I of whose Ill favored features
him from being svorits With the fair but
amply sufficient to support wife, desires TO fnd
woman Of literary tastes who IL willing marry him
SIX feet high well formed and DESTROYS Of life
personal description Ii requested All
CoRRs
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NYACK AND TARRYTowN.-A STEAM FERRYB0AT
IN will from this date In connection with the A. NJ,
end 4. NJ ana 4. NJ trsi,s New forx, also with
trains leaving Tarrytown At So IL A. On uns further
kcs. l. +, SkIT0, PSopgstsy
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0100 nm REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP
Y1VU.UUV. The very de irabls house and lot on the
southeast Of Grand and feet
2. norssss It 81 pc. cent .s eight full lots including
Ing the whole front from xty Sixty street.
viii be sold for 5000 and % $50 left mortgage also nine
Sixth and Seventh six lots Eighty street.
near the Fourth avenue Also about thirty Of lots In
@ down remainder mortgage at six per cent
also for sale three full lots street
broadway for $500 each; also thirteen lots
street near the sixth for $500 eae also Ave lots
the omth side of street. the Ninth
for zoo each also four full lots Sixty street
the Eighth ayenue also two lots Sixyouth street
O each; also, the lot the southwest Of Sixth
avenue ana street. also four full lots
knetyeghth street. for $40 EACH eight lots Ninth
and Ninety street. for $50 each Apply imma
diately, to N. L. SHELDON, IS Nassau street.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOvAL-DR. A. C. CASTLE, DENTIST, HAS RE
II moved t. 24G Fourth street, Washington III
calls attention his gavanc gold plates for art
sa teeth They decay tenderness in the vin
teeth to which artificial teeth attached.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, OF
N good family steady and industrious wishes to marry
young lazy, intelligent well educated, amabe and OF
good family she must be willing to TO pleasant and
healthy country residence IN Of the Southern tho
lat Of January next References given and required Adj
dress for three days M Broadway Post ONCE All. com.
munieatons strictly confidential. 80
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March IA, 1853.

pARTNER wANTED-wITH. A CASH CAPITAL OF
from four to five thousand dollars established
in Of the best business streets the city
thorough going business there chance and
do good business without the loss and trouble Of building
II up For full particulars address D. W., Herald Office
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTTCEg,

0tOPARTNERSHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS
day entered into copartnership for the manufacture
and sale Of freproof ssies and articles connected there
with the premises lately occupied by Messrs Piero,
Vaientine in the business, No l22 Water street.
X. @. HOLMES.
March A. 1853. VIII BUTLER.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY ~ BROAD
" way, New York, February e. lsS3-Ths fourth iasSAl
ment Of ten dollars on sa share OF the espsa
company the 2h day Of March next, and the nh b.
salmen of the the 18th day Of pr nexA
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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M The fifth annual fancy dress and civic ball of the above
on Tharsaay evening Garcn siss Huips seventh
Dand is engaged and Professor s. Yates will act MS oor
manager. Tickets to be had of the members and at the
Florence Hotel, 400 Broadway.
J. w. HOOPER, Sec. j. G. VAN BRUNT, Chairman.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.

dOhShSS, CAkkxAAOlGS, ctes
U,OR SALE AT THE NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
81 Crosby street, Monday, March, 81 Mt 12 O'Clock
M large iron horse, owned by Jackson Co.. 25
Duane street Sale positive
nor sALE-A HANDSOME, SOUND HORSE, SEVEN
old, and harness and carriage in best order
little used Inquire Of Grand street and the Bowery
in the furniture store. Can be from till r. NJ and
tlsA.M
JyOR SALE.--AN ELEGANT PAIR OF MATCHED
horses high spirited and splendid style but kind and
close an account. Inquire of SCHROEDER & SMEDES No.
Erie place. foot of Reade street.
L,oR isALE-A VERY FINE CARRIAGE HORSE, lG
ranted sound and Kind double single harness
c surpassed in this city State for style action Can
be seen at - Prince street. from 10 to IL.
T,OR sALE-oNEPAIR OF BEAUTIFUL BAY HORSES
uessengcr own brothers, five and six old good
size without fault blcmish beautiful trotters VIII be
sold bargain exchanged for single horse. Apply at
5J5 broadway.
TJ0RSES, &C.-ANY PERSON HAVING A SICK OR
IL lame horse should send him to WILLS Veterinary In
ituton Bloomingdalc road Of Tooth street,
where there large well ventilated loose boxes paddocks
for them exercise and every other facility for ecctng
speedy and Orders sent to Union
Post Once attended to.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction gale of horses carriages harness. &c. every
Monday and Wednesday, at IL o'clock.
JOHN ii. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
U,RoTTlNG HORSE FOR sALE-sEIIN FULL BLOOD
Aidaliah, eight years old, 1515 hands high, kind
gentle rrotted hoat IN
2S2is the CcnEeve track, Ia in good condition
moving very fast Address y. p 16l Duano street. 10
o'clock A. H.
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TINTED STATES NAvY-DoUBLE PAY.-ALL SEA
men and marines who served in United States vea
sci In the Pacific from juno, 1876 February
entitled to double pay which they obtain by
nd to f. KOWNIG G5 Wall street. front Office second hoor
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED, FROM
- and after this date until the ed inst 1t IL o'clock for
the delivery fresh beef At Fort New York har
from the LIST day Of April 1883 TO the 3st day OF
March, 1854 The beef !. TO be of good and wholesome
quality, in quarters, with equal proportion of sash
ecks shas exeluded) In such quantities be
time required exceeding thrice In each
nuch days shall be designated by the Assistant
Ccmnissary Of Subsistence. N. LOWELL,
March I6 1853. Bvt. Capt. 4th Arty, A. A. c. 8.
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE BOYS APPLY To
w JAMES BECK Il CO., 355 Broadway,

q 000 LABORERS WANTED. -LABORING MEN
O.VOV who wish 70 go TO tho Isthmus of PansmA to
work the Panama Railroad find employment by an
plying at the Office Of the undersigned s
information will BIO given to the kind Of wanted De-
ard where written contracts will with such men ~
arc employed ens dollar day and found be paid to
who understand railroad work. bridge
snd sone masons viii 30 paid two dollars half per
and found NJ G. STORY, contractor Office No. 81 War
+. u Il
work, the 5th 18th, 10th, and 9Th Of each month.
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MILLINERY.

MADAME MALHERBE WILL OPEN PARIS MILL
M merry on Wednesday, March sd, at 4gS Broadway
DARIS MILLINERY.-MLLE HEP, $50 BROAD
opposite St. Nicholas HOTEL will open Paris spring
millinery, on Tuesday, the I'D of March
DARIS MILLINERY.-MADAME FERRERO NO. S39
i Broadway will open spring millinery Tuesday the
22d Of March, VIII remove LIST of May to No. Great
jones street. third door from Broadway.
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A. J. DELAT0UR 251s Wall street.
To CONTRACTORS, MINERS &C, IS RECOMMEND.
ed the use of the premium safety fuse, which, for its
quality and aoeuracness in ignitng tho charrc In blasting
superior TO any manufactured IT has received
premium at the fair of ~ American Instituts and will
confidently believe stand the test with all competition
about TO &c mado at the Worlds Fair Reservoir
square Tor sale at greatly reduced rates "a liberal dis
merchants at 80 Liberty street. N " Once
hours, from 8 A. M. to 4 =. N. Address
GLENN PUTNAM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1IR. q. r. MAXWELL If IN NEW YORK. WILL
- otge friend by sending his address TO j. H. t. Eagle
Hotel, Bethlehem, Pa.
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HNOLIAN PIAN0FORTES AT Al BROADWAY-A
IN large assortment of pianos the celebrated aet
Davis Co Boston also the well known Instruments q
A. w. Ladd 4 Co.. with full supply of and second
hand pianos Of various makers Tor SALE prices which
defy competition. Pianos to let.
LINCOLN & THOMPSON
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A SINGLE ROOM, OR SUIT OF ROOMS, TO LET, IN
private family to two single gentlemen with
without breakfast in Clinton place. Address j. b. Union
poet Ofhce
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ENOR sALE--A DESIRABLE COUNTRY REsIDENCR
tia built cottage nearly new 40 by 80 feet with Psusss
front and four floor, wide hail. all hard
finished with marble mante folding DOORS and
Kitchen with plenty Of cellar water In the The
contain three Of good land all fenced with
tickets and locust posts There an apple and peach
srf all necessary outhndings There - view no
Fart river and Flushing bay Terms
particulars inquire Of Mr. d. Ditmars 80 Wall street or
10 John Alsop, On the premises,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CPIRITUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OWEN
- will deliver lectures this Sunday evening every
evening the ensuing week. at the hall l3 Broadway
Of Lspenard street. Tickets shilling to admit to loo
tere and afternoon circles for week Media
slasses will be in attendance Lecture by Mr. Ingis
past ten this day.
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WANTED-A YOUNG NAN OF STEADY HABITS
y! as clerk in first class wholesale and retail grocery
The best Of requred Others need apply
q O'clock p ~ - - : ~
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CULPHUR SPRING WATERS, FROM SHARON AND
y Riohteld springs also Saratoga mineral spring waters
from Congress- Pavilion Iodine and Empire springs fresh
German Settler spring water Re-, &c. For safe by
A. J. DELAT0UR, 251s Wall street.
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T1AMHANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brethers-h regular meeting of the Grand Council
DO held in the Council Chamber of the Great Wgwam
Aoaday evening tho 2lt instant at half tho
setting Of the General and puncual
requested. By order GEO. s. MESSERVE, Father
T. X, DOWNING, Scribe.
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WANTED-A PLUMBER, ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
w the business in all its branches need apply
Inquire at No S67 Broadway between Seventeenth
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CQOK wANTED-wHo THOROUGHLY UNDER
"A stands her business; she must be respectable
not than forty i've and be able produce
tionsbe references Tor good character and capabty
ply at No. Clinton place.
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pI OOO FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-THE VAL
Wf.OVO. liable four story brick house, No. ~ avenue
with lease Of lot for sixty years at ground rent
portion OF purchase money remain on mort
gage desired. Apply to N. MCCARTHY, House Agent,
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MINERS WANTED.-FORTY MINERS WANTED TO
n work in the mines of the North Carolina Copper Com
pany. Apply at the office Of the company, No. 70 Beaver
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.
Notice This While yen are rrading.

~ He subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
per Factory il the Town Of Hillsbolough.
and he will Try TO conduct il IL the ltsl manner.
He has procured one Of The hest Of Northern
WORK alen, and his work will he made Of the hest
material and IN tie hes, style, Ailer trying The
work, and !, should prove not 10 be good. i may
~ returned and morc POI IN Us plase. lin will
be sold a Northern Prices with Gusts ani car.
Tiage.
/ All bills 10 the amount Of fifty dollars. at any
place IN the State. all 10 the amount of twenty.
ave dollars within iiiis mites Of ibis rlare, and
al bills Of any amount. within twenty five miles
will be flled anil delivered fee II charge fo'
TRANSFORMATIONS He wuhf "a, 10 his customers
that he will sell nnlk ss Low as an, honse in the
State.
/ The suhssrihcF returns bis thanks saf past "a
vors. aud he heles lie will rerci,ca lih,lal share
ofpa,ionaee as be pledges himself tu do justice
and 10 endeayor 10 give lull salisiacticn iu-his
work.
All orders will tc thsnkmliy received, and the
work done With neainess and despatch.
G-J, His shop will lie sund al this lime one
door l.low Mai. Palmcr's Store.
W. 5. CHEEK.
/ November Is. lU-
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THE HILLSBOROUGH RECORDER
IsPrRLisHLn WEEKLY

BY DENNIS HEARTH & son.
Terms.-Tno Dollars year,if pad % az,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, q no' pay
within three months; or Three Dollars, u dclaseu
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all at'ea''
ges paid. unless a, the option OF the PUBLISHERS
Hereafter no paper viii be sent to a ne" si !.
scrter out OF this state unless payment Is n'aue "
advance, or some person in the state will oerou's
responsible to the editors; and in no case WI" 9l'
paper he sent to subscriber out OF the s'a'e w
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen nns -
one dollar sor the first, and twenty-five cents ~
each subsequent insertion longer ones IN P'V
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five r.
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-thlrd VIII v
made to advertisers by the year.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder
One dollar per square &c lines) Tor 'l'e -
insertion. and % cents for each cofitlnuaii','
Deductions made in fa,o Of standing au''
tlseMcnsS.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!

N LOT of fine Music for Piano, Guitar, &c..
Is offered for sale at the Drug Store. II
will be sold at one hall the usual price. ladies
are invited to call and examine the pieces.
July 20. a.
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Eor InfIurara and WAoaping COugh.

Nashville. Tenn. June &c, 1851.
Sir: have repeatedly used your Cherry Pee
iaral for whooping Cough and Inilusaza. and
have no hesitation in pronounrinr i . complete
rcue,ly. Four Of nay ch.khsn have been aiilic.
ted with these diseases, and the free use OF the
Pectoral has always aiisT,led almost infant re
lief JAMES GLOVER.
We attest the truih Of the above s,aicmeni.
NJ. McGINTY, Editor Of The
Nashville Wing.
AZ ZIMAiEpMAN nr,a.;.,