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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-28


The friends and acquaintancss OF the deceased HUGH
DoSNELY respectfully invited attend his funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock from his late rssidenos 16
Mulberry street; also the Atlantic l.. Guards The Pat
L. Guards and the Jackson L. Guards will meet at
10 Elizabeth street. in citizen dress.
his age, native Of the county Of wexford, Ireland
rhe relatives and friends Of the family, aud those OF
bis SON m law VIM Robinson, are respectfully IN .ted
On Saturday, May g. HARxAs F., son OF Hartman r.
and Johanna D. Gerksn, aged year, . months and
me remains win be taken to Greenwood for ntermsnt
On Saturday, Msy %, Rev. NEHEMIAH U. ToMPKrSs,
formerly member Of the New York Coussrence OF the
Methodist episcopal Church. in the S0h year OF his age
His funeral will take place st the Msdisou street NJ f.
Church, TO morrow at IL O'Clock A. NJ The friends Of
the family and members Of the church generally, are
ON Saturday, Ma, 20, MORTIMER L., youDgest Of
AIanson II. and A. Scudder, aged years and 8
months
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral thus afternoon at O'Clock, from 10 Hammond
street.
On Sunday, May 81, Ms ELIZA DEL vEcomro widow Of
the late Charles lei ve.ch the Goth year Of age
The funeral services will take place q. ST. Patricxs
o'clock The friends Of the family respectfully in
vitsd to attend without further Invitation
only Of Casharins Scott aged years. months and
q days
attend the funeral, at the rssidence 10 Gaossvoort
street this afternoon at o'clock, without further in
Wits ton.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
On Sunday, May a. SOPHIA p. LYONS In the Goth year
of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock, from the residence Of her 10 law james Il.
Twsy SO Sullv street.
On sunday, May 81, BRIDGET wife Of Edward Doyle.
The relatives and f nGs OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence, 217 Mott street.
At Norwslk, CYAN, Sunday, May 81, at the resi-
oence Of his f@trer in Law Stepasa smith, Esq CHARLES
A. MAyEyFY, aged az Of tbs firm Of A u W. s. Comstoc
4 Co, NJ this city
srelatives asd friends invited to attend his funs
raj at Norwak this afternoon at O'Clock The cars
viii leavs Canal street at 121, returning at 5H.
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g 80 See Arrivals,
BRIG SARAH of 50 John NB Daniels IL days hence for
cisntoegos with cargo Of hogshead shocks candles
cacos en- The night Of 10Th ut Her sails rsns and the
Foreign Ports.
Ia "a a
clear
from Bsngd. for sYorf May 90 Wing of the Wind, Pear
gvEsSs AyErs-In port April ship Cheshire, P0merOy.
ncons- May 10 ship sultan. Berry, Hampton Roads,
as.6 ss II sf Kss cr'"
1872 pert May schr Ellen, Gould, for Boston
RAsp Tunx-Arr april 20 schr ous tBr,, seubbs vii.
nIlsss so a us
s SSs r I AL s'h
Carney Tor Fiede,issshs do; E@s Percy isE Ham:
sSTE az Sr s up FOR fs
r.,,ss sstSn e. NYS sal ah Mnn Dc
John Henly a.nsra uns; Taornsos sss
s 111 s ss1sss Saas osis T
81 s % s aass,
soen; dudley Gray. for Remedies sci Coraes Johns;
LsT,.. Bliss kysr, s1iss Easias, Fssisss sr Mar.
s .hsm Ase'Si s nsrs
Seestins Isishscp and asPr Eel gns sehIs
'sa
Lad for socn ship Bears h -s ,s
SSoSs and box for r. sno. sso~.so eaps
port Nay Is bark Robert Penne Parker for
Portland, idg, to return to HavaD . TO clesr.
MATANzAs-Arr May IL brig Julia Arey, Stone, Key
West sid 18th, bark Cbas Fowler, Palmer, from fail
CID Iat 10 ail 18th tth ship ArAmsde Snow Harm
den Falmouth bark volunteer MAYO, contsntinOpe and
Balsklaya - !, -
9th for sydney, Nsw OH brig Tarquna Myers san rran
caoo. 18th James Bapes McDonsld Liverpool "a iavs
shortest ps record Sid Peb ships Reliance
sydney; 10th Australia Counb Manila CID Feb H. barH
Copetsrce, chandler BatAvia.
MrssrNA-In port Nay brig Martha worthngton, Free
for Bostcn soon Sid ls, bark Young Turk Harding
Boston; I'd, brig Abby Jones, Hoikns, DO:
SwANsEA-Arr May bark Lucy Hale, LuI Calders
TURKS ISLAND PAssAGF-Passed through May III brix
Fannie Butler Anderson, from Boston Cienfuesos
trER STEAMSHIP AMERICA, AT BosroN1
AsrEERr-Arr Mays charlotte A stamler Little, New
York 9th Antarctic Stouaer do; kayaower Rogers Apa
lachicoa Matanzas, Libby, Havana Below Foee Cutler
from NYorh. Sid 50 Helen r Cooper, Coibarn NYork
sid from Flushing ith, 9Th Genera! Cobb Usskel
.aIdis 9th, sumner Goidsg NureAns; 10Th, Alesto
Richardson, Nov castle
Sid from biushinr 4th CASTOR Bianks, NYork.
ARDRossAr-sd May Mary Leor ard Loutt Boston.
BARcrIorA-Arr May Moses Taylor, French Orleans
Sid Antoinette. do.
John skohsd, 81 Ubes Horasio, Eamss, Nors~as; aud
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HObOken City News.

THE HoBoKES FERRIES SALE.--ASorHER fyDIG
NATION MKhTISG citing OF citizens of Hobokea
held, pursuant to adjournment saturday evening
last at the City Hail. to take further action relative 10
this agsm ent OF the ferries from Hoboken New
York. The attendance very full The committee
appointed at the PREVIOUS meeting confer with toe
Ferry Compssy with serenre TO tue purchase OF the
ferree their report The report states that
calling upon Hr. Martin, the speot the company,
upon this business he told them that that subject
he bad ccmmu ticsdon to mske. He also com
planned to this OF the misrepresentation
the part Of the former committee, aud denied
that he bad offered TO sell the ferry, or tnss
be bad told the COMMITTEES that "the compsny had NO
oss3e eonciiise the people Of Hoboken But hs ex
planned that be meant 70 apply those remarks to ind
ousls OF the COMMITTEES, .vho be thought beyond the
rover Of Cancellation - The counties report that
they were this osr sell toe ferries
cone in ep,r OF bautsr ana that ne (the agent) had
no authority TO offer the ferries for sale.
The meeting appointed a COMMITTEES on resolutious
which reported preamble and resolutions relative 70
tho question of acty which had arisen bstweeu the
agent Of the company and the former committee In
bcb the full confidence OF the meeting In that commit
con mittee coz sistDg OF Messrs. Peter Ritter Geo.
srdDer Ipsac shreve, Henry Lehman aoa joan W. Van
Botssrek sss appointed circulate petitions sskny
The est rates OF ferrage ou AMI after
the erst dsv o August These petitions to be pre-
sent@d 20 the nv the return OF Me- Edwin A.
Stevsns who Is europe, and Who the movers 4
this matter hope vii comply with their request. fh
meeting then adjourned.
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Fires In New York

FIRE FORTY THIRD SrREET.-Bet ween 2 and o'clock
Sunday morning. q fire broke out in the frame dwL
ling No. $40 West Fortythird street. occupied by Ed
ward Woniach the remen seeded 10 the
fire. estimated at about $780, covered by in
the Lnox Insurance Company. The adjoining house no
3lS, owned by Hugh Mshsn, sslso aged to the
amount OF about S2c0; insured in the ST. Nicholas To-
surspce Compsny. The fire was discovered by officer
Crook, OF the rEenty second ward.
FIRE ELDRIDGE STREEr Shortly after 10 o':ock on
Sunday morning, fire was discovered on the single
roof Of the dwelling house No. Al Edridge street.
ped a boarding house, by John Lang. The fremen
quickly at work and succeeded in putting out
tefore IL id any material damage The dam sxa
the bodjng will pro baby amount about $780, aud
damage TO the furniture by water, is estimated st
about $50 Mr. Lang has an insurance ON his furniture
Of $500 IN the Pacific Insurance Company. IL could
not be ascertaiued how the fire occurred in the roof
it originated from the outside.
FIRE In NASSAU srREsr. Saturday night about IL
O'clock f-e discovered in the under cellar OF the
German restaurant, 1o2 Nassau street. OF Ann
kept by Ferdinand stossel. The smoke ami FIRE were
found have originated in barrel wdus Sergeant
CsvaDsgh Of the Second ward notified the Fire
who the necessary examir alton OF the premises
One-haf Of the bottom of the barrel burnt to
cDder, also portion OF the side Of the barrel hole
also burned through the floor. The Ace extn
susnsa with lew pals o. .ssss The IRE, Is supposed
throwing matsh or lighted segsr in the saw dust
FIRE IN MADISON srREEr.-Between and 10 o'clock
last night, FIRE broke out in grocery store situated
at No. 3s7 Madison street. of Jackson street,
owned by George Hahn The remen early at work,
and exiting uished the burning. Upon examining the
premise the Are was found to have originated from
hex by the side Of partition which divides the store
from the bed The stock OF groceries damaged
good deal by water; the fire only burned few boards
belonging to the partition We understand there is an
insurance Of $500 the stock in the Mechanics and
Traders Insurance Company The damage will pro,a
in the store.
VI. m ~ xk,atN I,,do
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Later News from the Rio Csrunde- Another
RsyDtuftgu.


md N the 7yae Amea e the 18th instant, pub
behed ~ Gohad Texas, the following paragraph
~ the Bin ess OF H. Clay DAVIS, Who lett the Rio
0ranoe on Monday last, learn that another revou.
uon mas broken out "a Mexiro. About fteeu hundred
soiotry hsd Crossed the river, beaded by Cara
Governor OF Ismauhpss; Capestrsp, Caravajal, %. Cam
po and j. NJ Canses rhait detention this long HIS
in consequence Of their waiting arrival of Robes
from New Urlesns, Who was recently banshei from
Mexico by StDts Anna
The following letter from the apecis of
the American At Brownsville goes 70 autbesti the
above state meDt:--
Brownsville, April 25, 1855.
We have nothing Of special interest on the Rio raude
except pesfe and quetude In fact everything
has bee unusually stil for the last three vesks Bat
caim always proceeds Storm IL is notorious tact
that another rsvolutifn viii open "a few days. under
the command of General CsravsiaI and the bail co N
mence at Csmsrgo General Vol rsceved despatch ny
courier yeeteroay, saying Caravai3l opposite Ca
MARCO with four hundred one half Americans, but
nobody believes the latter psrt OF the report The h
busteroe may get some Americans To Join them from
corpus Christi, such as discharged teansters an s0
dters, bat none from of this eide OF the RIO Grsnae
The Amertcsna here have al the elephant. NtRht
before last an entire company OF soldiers deserted from
Nasmnres 20 this sd but not one has been here
The whole matter has been thus far managed vii mas
tsKy sefrsry. Heaven knows vhst fine result viii he
the qneer geniuses regard 10 revolutions
their natural love Of the th,ov Can
Wou sreat many citizensi prison whom be
sBsfte* q ttirg friendly to TIE revoiutonsss.
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ChaIcrn In Kansas.

there Doubt that tue rueor OF spiiernic cholerA
Kspsas hes teen stsrted and kept shpat for the pus
opee Of checking Northern emis tina. territory
The Herald Of Freedom printed at La srence, under cate
q tf- 18th Inst says =:
Whether Cholera iadeed exists the river we hsye
very great DOUBT There have osen several deaths
boats during their up~ard pa sage and in s,,ne re-
sp the similar TO the cholera bat thus Ear
ts alta i bsp limited wholly who
cosonc TO the excessive OF sptrituous ani
rarey he's " ext pded TO eastern pioneers for Kansas
One q. nil. NJ an reliant. from ptacs in Peunsy
vauis osd at tie Union Hotel in Kansas CITY, and thu.
isolatsd case IL sufficisnt TO alarm the nation.
Eiseour,sp ne have learned that Easern people
alarmed With th. cry OF cboers than they with
of o.ie knives and reviewers and the consequences Is
from this forth every elesrspbc despatch from tbs
river towns 20 the last will he rspste With the number
OF deaths hy cholera and wssh nsrved people will allow
rsEssly,s 10 Ne imPcssd upon By such reports
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LArNcHEpAn ecgan. schr zoo tons called the North
rn Belle, rnd Owned by Cspt Rich aud Others of Pro
vipcctcwn and intended for the fekting business
launched the of Mefsrs James KcKanzie, in
EsseA I'D inst She ia TO be commanded by Capt Rich.
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On Thursday, Nay "A, BY tine Rev. J. 4. Rockwell,
Of the late Whitehead Kissau Of New York
On Wednesday, May 70, BY the Rev Mr.. Bruce, Mr..
WnILAh RoBEsos, Of PhiadelPhs, to Miss JANE ELIZA
GRAY of New York. I1
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We learn from Georgetown. ID. c., that Mrs. Judge
Rbb thrown from her carfiage the Gath us aud
received cut upon her chin, one the left
eye of her cheeks badly bruised and one dslo
chtAd
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Herald Marlue Corresanndence,

Telegraphsc Marine Reports.
BOSTON. May 27-Arr ship Emma. Of Charleston Live
MN An
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ASSESSORS VALUATION OF THE Bosr0r NEWS.
PAPTRs1e propretors of the Boston papers ara taxed
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Later from BraxaI

TRANSACTIONS IN CONTEMPORARIES sKrrLNENT
OF TEE DIFFICULTIES WITH PARAGUAY.
We have received advices from Rio Jsnsiro up to the
10th Of April.
The coffee market has been more active In the past
month Of March III it in the corresponding month
of 1854 The number Of bags exported in the latter
period was 49, 32e, while in the psrod this year
there were exported 222, 900 bags Frsghts ad.
vancipg, and would probably up to the old price
of 81 per bag the crop began 70 in
The quantity Of coffee despatched in March to the United
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DIR. S'TRONG'S

PICTORIAL eEDnlAGE PILE,
Rem.6y for Coughs, Cotis. coioy,h. B,on. eAifis.
Group. whoopins Cough Asthma. Consumption, Nsr-
vous Diseases Dsspepsa. cosisenes, Erysipelss bis.
ease OF the Heart, Inflammation and Pain ~ the Chest
Bark md Side and all diseases arising from drsng.
rd slate Of the stomach aud 10 relieve The di,e and
bad feeling from eating too hearty food, in sssk and
d,,pepiir habits. % Warranted 10 b. purely We
EctabIc.
These Pills act ss IN EIpceiornni, Tonic, and Are.
rent. One 25 cent boz possessrs thrr times pow
Ell cure Diseases than dollar b0lc 81 any 81 The
Syrups, Balssms, or sslsspslss that were ever made
snd simple Trial Of only one boz will prove this in.
pofianl truth,
They promote ExpectoratIon, loosen
the PhleSm and clear The Lungs ana other stesiofy
Organs Of III morbid matter and there Is no other 10.
mrdy in the whole Ms,eris Msdics capable Of mpsil.
ing such healing properties to ihr Lung, and Vial Or
sans 40 these Pills. They cure ostis eness,
produce good, rssusr Appetite, snd Strengthen the
s,Grm. Price IS esnts PER boz, eonisining IS dors
Of medicine.
Call on the agents who sell tbs Pills. and get the
Planters Almanac" gr0ii.. si'ins full particulars and
csnl6csss " cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are for ssle in
Hillsborough by DENNIS HEsRTT; and Al Chapel
Hill hY X. D. SAUNDERS; ~hD also keep supply
Of Dr. spenesr's Vegetable Pill. and Dr.. Hufs Css-
brsied Pills. which stop the Chill. and fsver the fret
day and do not sieksn the stomach operate the
bowels.
Angus, 30. oo-iy
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sF you Nnnt 1IRe.g RATE CAER-AGIe,
which all no, only render gusl Sc ,Te. hut he als'
neat. rail- The snbscrihrr living ,iI mfrs nnrih u
filllshornush. He has hecn rsrring be business
for the last sixteen mnhs. and his work hs. pr.,s 10
I've first rate. He i. determined thai hi work shall rni,-
time TO he executed ia the les manner. fully equal TO
any ~ this section II country. ad VI prices 10 sui puT-
chssers Persons wanting csrtiarrs send ihei'
der. through The Post 0ilre A. llillsoueh, and Ihry
will he promptly attended IT, All Kinds &c Repais will
lie done in gnnd order snd on ma,eraie trims.
" The suhscrihrI has purchased The ishi to- Orange
County 10 PartsT BHIkr for al kinds OF Ganisses-
10 which he invites thr attention q The public.
" The Subscribers Wool Gardin /.
Machines IN romi order. and arc ding ihr urs
hest aua, 81 work. Pfrr, bsreiof re-: Eight cent,
for whites Tsslss snda halt cent, iof mixed; or one Gh
part Of the WOOL
I.EiIUIL WILLIAMSON.
Juse 20. 4lti-
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Salt Salt /! Salt !!
DIR. STRONG'S
Compound Sanatiyc Pills.

VNHESE Pills are entirely TgtfdJh, and are MOTT
i superior Medicine in THE cure 81 MI Biiops Ton.
rr Complaint. Jaundies, SICK Hadaehs, SerejsiG,
Sab Rhtum. Feytrs 81 all kinds Loss Of ATytGfs. o..
srurted and Painful Men,truefion, and All lingering
discsses.
As Fdmale Medicine they att like charm; and
when taken according 10 the directions, they never fail
10 cure the worst Of piles, after oil other 70.
medic, fail
They purify the blood, equslize the circulation res.
tore the Liver. kidneys and other Secretary Organs TO
healthy tone and seiion; aud Is an Bliou. IA.
miiy hedieins, they have no equal. pres Is cents
per boz.
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A INV
Map of North Carolina.

THE undrrsigned are preparing snd will publish ..
soon ss the neer-sary Surtrys &r.. eau le obtain
ed. Nes. Large, and Cumrrt. Mar or SosrH "a.
HoIlsA, i've feet by three, well engraved and finished
ia tie besi -it IT,.
Ii 10 admitted sll sides that such work is great
lcsrraum ia state. tnd IL !. IN consequence 81
The frequent inquIrirs this snhjrri. that the undsy.
signed have emi,aikrd To- the rhiriprise.
The OIL, siirmIrd work 81 ihis kind l. thai ~ Ne.
Rae. pulll.ird 10 1893, and ,lnrs ihen lie coSHs,
Towns. Road. and Posi-ufs. Lave nrtss.sd in mum.
ief. md all our woiks ni Internal Inpto, sH.ns With
small rIesIiIons. hstn st on ioai.
II d intended thai iLs New Map proposed 10 "
pushed shall contain. arcuis.l, lad down. ali Tie
Naursl Feature, - the state = I,e Iulri., Hsrbof.
sounds. Lakes. Rivers. Greeks. Ho1nisns nc.
Also, he pullic improvements snd snifcisl divisions
The Railroads.. Plank Rails Couuiirr, Count, Town,
Pa.ioiliess. cIirs Villages Posi.fosds and Canals.
COllesr-i Arsdsfnir., kr.. Sc.
The Nsp will 10 ready b, III. summer Of 1858.
WILLIAM u. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
IN Dss Style. Gilt Rollers. aud Fint Imprs,.
Sums. $40 90
10 PLAIN style. Blsrk Rollers, 6 90
lnfofm. tnn from sny source, and rhieh nav he n
s,f,iss 10 making the al roik. gill he thsnkfui, 70.
eeitsJ. Allrani1Unic slions should ~ sdJi,.,r 10
WI. b. CUOkE.
Rirish, august, 1851. So
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WANT D.:

WANT d;
- IGHT AWAY, in exchange for new Goods
~ 800 yards Of Wooden Jssns
900 eolored plain wo,e l.nseys.
800 % white Z. :. do.
500 OF Tow and Cotton Cloih.
400 OF Blue-slripsd Cotton Cloth.
200 p,irs Of Wool Socks.
200 lbs hons.srun shoe Thread.
JAMES WEBB.
COTTON, either ia the seed or picked bought
u Nv JAMES WEBB.
frb,u.ry %. So
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THE RAIL ROAD


Has a, length reached Hilsborough, making quite
q stir in our usually quiet village.
THE subscribers. awaiting themselves Of this great
State work, are enabled thus early after their pur-
chase 10 offer 10 their customers and the public New
and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints, oi all grades,
Lawns and Jaconets,
Berages and Summer DeLaines,
Challis and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks.
New aud Pretty Styles II Bonnet Ribnnds,
Straw. Chip. Silk and Nrapulitah Bohneis,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantillas,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New Styles Of Embroidery Patterns,
Embroideries of all kinds.
]. Z. TURRENTfNE & SON.
April 10. ST.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
UsASsE forxTY,


Court of Equty-srptrmbc Term, 1855.
Ii.n5ssaa Ne, an iat1s BENZ ,mui g oh snJ sif,
d anehs'.
Pa IN o. ne SoL n Rel E,tsS
IT .pf>sHnr 10 ils .tiss,sn ~ isr tpr. ihst Ben.
j i.uia Gsla D All ale R,tte,. 81 An Nav. ~.
feaiauts N thi. e-anf ~ lais 4 hi sac
81. l,tH. a-ists ,hI dssissi Is H. tout. that
sltrtHs mn AZ me- fH is ~ resit,f atrka ~ III
tdi.,afaty.l R.t5ti,' npihNs ~ -.t t.tefisnts
81 tls 6al i a peii.t,i. s1f i nHlfs ihey .plfs,
Il ~ ~ feftn III istun II ~ hsd ~ ~ rUUNis
a. NO. ts snar.hnH.s n Iit"nfa1fr, ~ he
sseitd Sian ID as'tb p n AMI II "a 4bs.sf !.
a,as . 81 pstnifi. t1s -sne iii 10 i.ten pro en-.
a,ia sai hsafi - sisfs
Nnhs. FktHe. Wsfai. Ei,fs .ni NaT,t n og,
s,A Coat # .8t, Il oar 4, iiil.sa.ush, IBIS q
MYalsy II ss,rcmtsf. A. ID. 1856.
THOMAS wEBn, ssr
ssttsalhtf - rnrr sfs.s 30 So
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BRANDRETIps PILLS

FOR TIE cuys ~ fsfatnfS. r'okis. Mitigation, Dur
psptia, HsaSaehe. Dt5iiify, Wsskne.,
az. &c. a..
TTs Fresh Supply ju.i received. and for sale by
thsfzsnis, D. Hss,it 4 Son, st the Printing Ofkcs
Hillsborousb lanes B.M'D,ds, Chapel Hiik and
o. A. Msbsns ,Msson Hall.
rsiy sis, isss. iytt-.
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THE HILIsBoRoUGn RECORDER
BY DENNIs uCARTT A soN.

Tcrns.--Tso Dollars year. ifpaid ~ nvsnes;
Two Dollars and Pity Cents, II not Paid within three
months. Three Dollars " dtlsyec until sis, hs ca
pifsiion Of the yssL
No psfef will 10 discontinued until III sns,nses srs
paid, unless q The option ~ the publishers.
Hefesiisr no parft viii he stnt 70 new tuiseihssf
out Of this state unless payment Is made n sd,sncs ~
person 10 the state will become respo pls 10 tho
editors and the paper viii not u ,l.tto suhseritsr
out Of The stair fa NOR, tfi tvo yes without icy.
sni, uDlsss 4 y 70 rssonslly known % 10 and IN
whose iniesny We have confidence.
Advertising Rates for the Ruordtr.
Apvrrriststsrs not efecssnr fouftssn lines. me
dollar for the first, md twenty ~. cent. ot zach sul.
gusnt inseSiion longer ones IL proportion Ccur adj
vyrtscmenis twens.h five pr cvnt. higher. deus~sn
q cpssiJ all n msds " sdverfi-~s " a.s ysss.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
GRANGE COUNTY.


TRANCE COUNTY.
Court Of Equity-September Term, 1855.
William D. Rss.-. and others .. James NJ Reeves.
Petition Jcr S,it Of Red Estate.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court thai
Jsnss v. Reeves Tile defendant ia this case. nj
nhs,sn, Of hi. Stiie ID j. therefore ordered and
deceed. thai advertisement lie made in ihr Hisiorough
Rtconrr for sir aggressive weeks notifying said defend.
ant ofhe filing Of sail priion and that unless he appear
house in Hilshoroash, the ssrond Mnaday oi March
next, and plead. snsssr demur said ptttnn. the
ZANE s be taken pro eOat,ssO as 10 him, and heard
~ p1rif.
Wines Thomas wshh Clerk and Master Of or
Four Of Equity. at Office in Hill.hofcush, this ~
Monday in SepieE.sr A. Is. 1883.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &sR.
September ~. Price sj, 1850 6-6w
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

u ~ svss from ils sub-rtief on ire sih II July.
- is53 Negro Girl named JANE. sged sbpy,
Y year she y lsrk hes,t 81. Of ordinary height,
sio,s io'wsfd liiie vhen Walking fat. sud i free
spoken. rhs ass fRmsrig owned ~ NJ. Ismes John.
sion. II Aiamancr. snd her m0thsf i nnv nvrsd w
John TtsIiBasf. CSC. md she il probably lurking IN
Aisnisnrs county. The shore sus.d will b. given
fot be- apprehension ard delivery II me- nsst isss
huia. tsssil county. o. fcf hef confinement in sDy
eli 80 thst ] esn -, Lsf.
JAMES W. REID.
L1<7a rs H-N
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lnISo LONG y 0AIN0
4 RE nov receiving al their Drug Store on the cor
- ner East ol the Cour. HOUSE, Large and complei,
assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE StnfIs. &c.

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which they hare selected with care and with the special
object Of having only pure and genuine articles.
Thr,.prse themselves to sell only pure ard genuine
Medicines, and promptly To attend 10 all orders. and at
all times.
They would invite County Physicians to examine
their stock believing that they make j, their interest
To purchase their supplies home,
April 10Th, 1855. 81