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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

NrIBLO'S GARDEN.-LAST NIGHT OF LIKB00Ns
IN HOOK TONG CHINESE COMPANY,
LIKE0ON'S BENEFIT.
The only hsrone that left the Celestial En-
pre- VIM App'TriIIs WEDNESDAY MAY %
In novel; interesting and remarkable performances
illustrative of the
RELIGIOUS RITES, -
EXTRAORDINARY AMUsEMENrs,
AND WONDROUs FEAis,
or the inhabitants Of China, Tartary SIAM and Japan
THIS GREAT CHINESE COMPANY
FIFTY PERFORMERS
Their wardrobe the dresses by she EN-
perors and handsrins OF every dynasty
DURING Fovn THOUSAND YEARS,
and s estimated to be worth
Orr HUNpa ED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Full particulars in programmes.
Tickets 80 to all parts OF the house; children under
and schools exceeding twenty pupils, half price.
Doors open at 7. Commenced ats
UYALLACK,S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR
w Broome street-Doorsopena avs TO commence asT1a.
Wednesday evening May 2, will be performed
Martin Haywood his original character Mr. Wallseh
Toby $3.50. Mr. Lester iyssop M kea
Old Crumbs - . Mr. Hale Beanssalk.. Mr.: Bernard
Bullfrog. .....: Mr.. Blake Burey Mr. Hunt
Silver Jack . Mr. waIcot Polly Briggs. Mrs stephens
Overture to 9 Precosa," by Weber. Orchestra
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. .
me dukes servant nj. 1iovs
sirHarrys servant MI. Droognsn'
VToOD'S MINsTRELs, ~ BROADWAY, ABOYB
W Howard street-Open every eyening.-H. Wood, ne~
and Proprietor The entertainments offered by ans
be equaed by other band In the United StAtes
See programme. Doors at 6 concert -
6ocock Admission % cents. The public respectfully
informed that the afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

MILLS EQUESTRIAN STATUE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
NJ oeetfuly informed that this world statue
of General Jackson the only equestrian figure either
hemisphere and self the single point
Railway Hail. the Crystal Palace tho 7th day
June The hall is without exception oneof the finest
length fifty feet in width and swsnty feet in height and
fcently fitted for the occasion spared
render it worthy of public patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

EXHIBITION WANTED-AN EXHIBITION NOT OC-
II cupying space larger than square, ANY per
having one TO dispose of hear Of purchaser by
dressing r. Herald Office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

Trees. ia Oregon.-ln the Mar.h num-
Ger of B,rry's ilnriicnl:"ris,. p.hlishr.l
Al Rnrhcs.er. 10 a communication frnm
N. Cne. of Portland. Oregon. furnishing
accounts oI The dimensions 81 several trees
If remarkable sizr whish he measured in
tina, Tertiary; one of these trees. near
Astnria. heing 10 feet ~ diameter. FIVE
ferI ahovc the ground. IL feet 10 the fret
limb. aud i,s t.ta; bright 2i2 feet. An
o,har i,fa forest Of spruce, cedar. aud fir.
of ahnnt The same siz,, measured il,rsy>
nine feet in circumference. Mr.. Zoe
savs. tt n. John Ad,ir. nf Astoria. in
forms me. that about three wears ago lie
bought one hundred ihonSand shingles. al
made FROM one cedar Tree. fnr which he
gave fifteen hundred dollais in gnld.'
The tremendous size of timber in Oregon
p,,rars T., he wei! atlesied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06
From The Raleigh Register.
Report Of Professor Emmoas on his Goeyicai
Surrey If lNorfh caroiina. Raleigh, N. O.:
Seaten FAIRS 1852.

Seatrn Gslrs- 1852.
Mos, anxiously did we lons fm This re-
port. aud when seen u Isl eagerly dul~se
rra.lii. /, enni3ins things new an.l things
q I'D. The mo.t II The new things are
cool. all oI the gori things are moi new.
We suppose thai The public demanded a
respectfully s'zrd pamphlri. aud u Is dan.
grrnns 10 tisapp in, the public. Prof.
E'nm M may therefore he excused Tor
Incorporating large amount nf ronnon
text ho,k iDfnrmaiinp IN this RepnrI. Mr.
d.s we link that he has dune wrong in
This matter. Many will read Geologic,
theories irv 10 Understand ,;enl,gi-
cal systems under s,irh presentation.
who never would bny hook on tsrolo-
". mr. read il when given to them. So
also Of Iiis agricultural advice. The sripn-
iiic farming Journals "vr, DOW with his
Statements, vet 10 manv what Prof.
En,Dous says will be entirely navel. We
,,iei to-day with an appsifn'ly in,rlIi>
gem Farmer WIN was struck with Prof.
J.. nmrns'< sngges,iaiis. a. il llsv were The
ni inspiration. Yri we knew that
for two years This gentleman paid f,r =
Jmnn,l whose Instructive pages wnnld
have an,irip,:e all the Agricultural adj
vire in this r. .pori. We were greatly re-
frrs,,pI, as Prof. E.nnonss reseatsh.s
a,ha:kiha re Is OF mirI AMI green sand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PapER. - A
cashier of one of the State street Banks
in Boston was asked BY a member Of
the legislature dav or two since what
was the proportion of bank losses in
comparison with loanss Far what
length of time:" asked the cashier. The
time was placed at five years, and the
cashier referring to his books, found
that the Bank had loaned from fifteen
TO eighteen millions Of dollars during
that time, and had lost but Sl9l. This
is not only an evidence Of the strictncss
with which mercantile paperis borrow
ed. but is strong testimony to the val
ne Of the old system Of banking.
- Boet0d Cur.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

lIOmiCide.-Wcl learn that on Monday Of
last week. a negro belonging to Capt. John Der.
~, Of this nrighhoihool, was killed by blow, O..
blows, inflicted upon hi. head, with pair Of
tongs, by servant Of Mr.. Hargraves. Of Chspcl
iiil Upon an examination hefnre Judge Bat
'le. we understand the circumstances of the kill
iny appeared to lie Of such nature rs to war
rant his admission to bail. efsghear any state
nj Of the particulars reported tons. 81 the cas-
sill undergo an invesiis ,tion by a Jury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06
che sale Of state Bonds.

The Bonds Of North Carolina to the amount
100000. were sold in the city Of New York on
the 3ls, uimo. A gentleman from this State,
who was there at the time on business, 10 let
ter 10 friend in Iillsborough, says: The sta'e
Bonds were sold to Camman & Go. Of this city,
pRi 10 Cochran < Go. Of .Nashington, a, pre-
MUM Of five dollars and two cents. North Ca
roIinians hid for $4,000, at ! 10 per cent"
This speaks well for the credit Of North Ca.
roIitla. The sum realized is S25. 100 ncast
enough to pay the interes, on the 100000 fs
one srsr.
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- -. ~
uEIsa. the CsastItatiss. and sAe LAWS
the tsssrsts - sfssr Libery.
TlEnsDnH1rGUs Sc Dc
~>----~~~~-~~~---~~~~-~---
"Wednesday, April Q.
Death es Mrs. Fillmore. : With
slrrp rgres We I~sn that Mrs. Abigail Fillmsss.
fhe sreeiIsni wife Of Ex-Ppsiaeni Fillmore. dird
on Wednesday morning. she sob ult. ., VII
Issds Hotel. ia The eiy Of w s1hiagson. ss<l fay-
sir years.
Mn. FiIlmofe was tle youngest child Of the
l.le REV. LemueI and Abigail Powers, Of New
yosk. She mas attacked on the sinih uli- Nth
Isonrhisl infan nation Of The lungs, which was
soon followed with suiTusion Of wafer, fosming
. combined disease which resis,rd the moss eni-
neni m~dle.I Ain. She endured her distressing
Illness with singular patience and unconpIsla-
fus fartiiude. remaining sensible 10 very nrar The
last The Washington papers speak in high terms
OF her character. Merk. unos,enisiious. grnsl<,
and digni6cd. she had acquitted strong hold
upon The affections Of large circle AZ friends.
Immediately upon receiving the inseIIiseaes Of
the melancholy event. President Pierce sidrrssed
letter Of condslsnee 10 Mr. Fillmore; and intes-
,imony Of bis respect far the memory Of the de-
ceased. Directed the meeting Of the Cabinet. Cor
the day To be suspended, and the public efIicrs
10 he closed. He also ~nl his private Serre-
tay 70 iheeScna,e, giving, informally. 10 that
body iuforais,e,, Il the decrease Of Mrs. Fillmore,
and stating that he should make no ofiicial COM
municaiion 10 them during the day. whernpon,
on motion Of Mr. Seward. the Senate adjourned,
ia sese. Of = respec, sat sz'Thy.
The CRY Councils Of Washington also adopt.
ed resolutions, expressive Of their sympalhirs and
condolences.
Her rrm.ips were taken 10 Buffalo for inter
ment.
Death Of Mrs. Cass.-Thr melsnchs-
ly news has becn received Of the drsih Of Mrs
Cass, the wife Of Zen. Cas-. She died al De-
toii on the night 81 the 3lss af March. Il viii
b. recolRctrd that Gen. Cas- sas suddenly call
ed home on accoun, Of the sickness ol his wife
:, but !, was afterwards understood that she was
recovering from her illness, the event has fallen
upon us very unexpectedly.
HslITa OF rHK virr PREsinEsr.-Adsices
from Havana reprrsen. the health Of Vice Presi-
dent King IL be without improvement. He Is
looking forward with much anxiety 10 his depar.
iure io5 Mobile. wishing 10 breathe his last among
hisfiicnds and .ighbos.
Board Of Observation-Disclosures q
meeting Of the boa,d Of superintendenis Of Com
mon Schools Of the county Of Orange. had Al
the Clerks Office in Hillsboroush. on the 81 day
Of April. inst, W;xism II. Brown. esq. wal
elected Chairman Of the Board of Superinicnd
enis. in place of Stephen Moore esq, who declin
ed a reelection.
Mesr.. Samuel w. Hughes, e. A. Hrarit and
X. III. Graves, together with the Chairman Of The
Board, were appointed the Examining Commit
tee for the present year, and their first meeting
10 examine teachers was appointed 10 I've held
A. r a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

The company TO construct Rail Road from
Fayetteville 10 the Coal Fields has hccn Hean-
lied. Duncan g. McRae was elected President,
aud John NJ. Rose Treasurer and Secretary. The
salary Of The President was fixed al 81 500, and
that of the Treasurer III 81 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

GIVE learn. from the North Carolina Uni
vcrsily Magazine. lla, the Hev. Francis u.
Ha ,ks, ID. D.. J.. l.. D.. Of New York, has con-
sen,rd to preach the valr,iiriory sermon 10 the
graduating rlass a, the cl'se Of the prcsen. col
lcgiais year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06
And to the mnilnrr ,ofn.'

In reilly the editors Of the Magazine say:"in
the quotation as used by Gov. Graham, the words
there aud manor are itSllcstd, 10 denote an 'n'
territorial departure from the original Therefore,
lsucrst, IN answer TO YOUR question: an'
right, or is the Governor I'VE say, bfh.
This quntaiion has been so III auen'i. n'"''
v iih the change Of mf nn,r TO nanor, 70 eo''"'
the sense intended The Governor, that hu' y"
general readers Of Shakespeare. we opinr, wou''
defect the alteration. To us the change seems
ina,lmissle. A. il makes the two sentences 'au'
-tnlogical--I am ..;o the MINOR horn, 10 o"'
mind conveys the same sense rs J am ha''''
hric;' whereas the sense Of tic expressions =.
ed by Shakespeare. is quite different. Inc GU"
ci M of Queri.t, therefore, may he OF use ~
rcs,ins tie error MO wLi,h mary haze 'as''" :"
regard 10 The original nsanine Of The a'''''''''
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Death Of Mrs. Cass.--The melsnchs-
ly news has becn received Of The death Of Mrs
cass, the wife Of Zen. Cas-. She died at De-
toll on the night 81 the 3lst af March. Il viii
b, recolRcted ina, Gen. Cas- sas suddenly cali
ed home on account af the sickness ol his vile !;
but as il was afterwards understood that she was
recovering from her illness. the event has fallen
upon US very unexpectedly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

Ur The University Magazine for April Is quite
a respectable number. Besides other matter u
CONTAINS = corrected copy Of Coz. Grahams bee.
ture hefole the New York Historical soeiciy.
On Introducing the lecture &c ihsir readers, The
editors notice = criticism by Querist. cores
p"n'ieui Of ,hs Hgwan Wing. On the quotation
81 am native there,
And to the mann horn"
Querst says, If the Governor intended TO quote
from Shakespeare, il should have been:
IL am native here,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-23

1Iaerif(se nc,

. -
HAAc1Em 0fLtn, = JAxr GLnx, Admisiarasriz,
houla, llth Judicial Diltzict, ststs # Louidana.
QYvRTUE Of wit of .fsi Eaeiss iasaed b the
ID above entitled sait aud 70 ne dirscted from the
Hon. District Court a the Parh Of Cstahoua, 1have
seased and shan 70 satay the mne expose 70 Public
Sale, on 4srr.
Saturday, the Sd day Of Deces5er sess,
as the door Of the Court HOUSE IN Has1isonbasg
within legal hours for cash undr bsne6t Of sppralse
msut III the right 6tae and interest Il Ma Elm
bssh Clean, one q The ds16ndanta, In and 70 the
following described property, viz: Four PFomissory
Notes. executed to her order BY Isaac T. Glenn, Tor
5000 each, bearing date December It'll, 1885, pay.
able respectively in one, two, three and four years
after date, STIMULATING interest ct per cent per an
mum from the date, and paraphed "Ne V1ite.r" BY
WIN. f. Gaulden, Recorder, TO identify them with
the act Of mortgage and vendors privilege on Plan
taon and appurenances and slaves belonging to the
drawer, which are specially mostgaged and hypothe-
Gated to secure the payment. Also her interest IN
the order of Seizure and Sale rendered on the 9Th
day Of June, 1883, 70 enforce payment Of the said
notes by seizure and SALE OF the motgaged property,
abeth Glenn use of Cammaclk, Squares 4 West Is.
Sarah Jane Hopper, ct. al" 81 hF
The sale Of the aforesaid Notes and proceedings
thereon, will be made without warranty of any kind,
and subject to any bona ide right and interest that
Oammack, Squires l. West may have had in the
Notes at the time Of the seizure, the right title inter-
est and claim of Mrs. Elizabeth Glenn only to the
Notes, mortgage and proceedings thereon, having
been seized her rights an interest," ssons will be Of
fersd for sale.
Nov. ., 1858. D. NJ PRICHARD, Sheriff
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Probate Sale.

kROO0tc O0Aes
IN pursuance Of an order and decree Of the Hon.
/ District Court in and for the Parish Of Catahoula
Is directed, shah proceed to offer for sale at
Public Auction 1t the late residence Of D. j. p.
Dampicr, on Sicily Island, on
Saturday, the 2eM day Of NosemJey, instant
within legal hours, the following property belonging
y the succession Of said Dampier, deceased, viz:
Yoke of Oxen.
Head of Cattle, and the increase.
Shot Gun.
Saddles.
Clock. .2 42
Horse Cart. H
Log Chains. fl
sgs And the right of GO Bushels Of Corn.
.-., st al TERMS OF SALE: e.d
Cash. at its appraised value. And such as viii moi
bring its appraised value, will be sold on the sazne
day for what it will bring in cash.
Nov. ., 1853. d. N. PRICHARD, Sherry.
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