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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

The town q Bayou Sara, in Lonisiana, was
destroyed by f,e On The night Of the 9th uli.
BAYOU Sara was towno about fifteen hundred
lnhabilanls, four ii(,hs Of whom were thus left in
q single nigh, without a shelter 10 cover Them.
Publ meetings have already been hid in se>
yeral towns in Louisiana to devise meas ures for
relieving lie unfortunate sufferers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

THE AslRIoaS Parry N CONNECTICUT
The Stale Convention on Thursday endorsed the
seton Of The dclfgsles 10 lie Philadelphia Con.
teniion. passe mid resolutions on The subject
u foreigners privileges, and olhe.s aRains, ia.
very. adopted he n,me nf Americans. ah.gIsed
~ rs members from the pledge Of secrecy. and
invited al WHO agreed with il 10 a., with Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

ESD0Rsiso the PLATroRs. New York
Herald states that Gen. lass endorses the
platform Of The National American party. pro.
malgated AZ Philadelphia and that Willard
Fillmore, Edward Everett, Daniel s. Dick.
inson, and WIN. &. Riyes have expressed their
opinion of i IN favorable terms. That il
should commend itself TO all National men
Nss 70 have been expected.
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sEcTIoSAI CoNyESTIoNs--A Massschuseils
paper. % lie advice, Il says. II several infu.
eniial members of . political organizalion mi.
mical % southern feelings and interests. propo.
sss preliminary measures iof /" Convention or
I'll ibe Free Sisles.' OsI osseIgaaon has long
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

4 i stated ID ihe Richmond Enguirer. llat dnung
The month u Jane the disrnissils on oc in tho III
feisn depaHmcnisin Washington II, poiiiial,ta,gp,
were twenty clerks. messengers ani waichmen. vi
thi, !. Tie party which make. the londc.t boast 81
'iferdom y opintou." sni i rsyilins ire American
pt,y iot 4, alleged pro,,ripiire policy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

The New York Courier thinks The census Of
New York. now being taken, will show the
population 70 have increased 100000 IN the
last 1--we years, making the present population
10000. Que wal. the lltl. occupying a
territory of only about ,bree.ienths oI ! mile
square, has population Of about 65 900.
The population d Brooklyn is estimated at
100000, giving TO the two cities an aggregate
population ofiltle less than million Of inha.
bItants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

Mr. DuBBrS.--we regret 10 find lie follow.
lowing among The t,legrsPhic disp1iches Of the
New Ynik Herald:
The health ol Mr. Dubbin. Secretary of The
Navy. = scy poor. lIe viii lta,e Ibe eiiy III
lev days, snd BE- alsrni some time. ii IL.
healiI, gels no better, he viii be compelled 10
fe.Ign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

REMOVAL. The Washington Star inti-
mates that the President has removed from
the Mobile Custom.h0use Gen. ID. A. Brad
ford, who was one Of the delegates from Al
ALBANIA 70 the recent Philadelphia Know No
thing National Council.
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i ALLEN. P. ~.
Hon. JAMES CAsrurLL

PouFIcaL pARriEs.- Parties IN this coun.
try st present, seem TO be Of all sorts, names
and sizes, anil be must be very difficult 10
please Who cannot find banner under which
% enrol himself. among the present poll.
teal organizations are, the American" or
Know Nothing, which has just constructed a
platform at Philadelphia. The Northern
anil Wtstcrn Americans" who seeded from
the above. Tie Democratic PARTY" in IA.
s0r d Pierce q 60. Tie " Democratic Par.
Is" opposed 70 Pierce & Go. The Wing
Party.9 The Know Something's" who re.
Gently assembled ID Cleveland, anil are %.
posed 20 slavery The /" Say Nothings," op
posed d tie /" Know Nothing.." The !"
balitonlsis.n The Southern Party" re-.
Gently started in Georgia. The . Friends Of
Temperance. and Tie I" Opponents 81 Pro.
hibitpfy Liquor Law Bill" There are many
other smaller organizations, but The above,
ne believe, siow tie front ranks of political
parties, as ties now stand.
h,v fgk Co4,isy.
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In consequence Of the drought, Lake Bisie-
mean, in Louisiana, usually ten or fifteen ieet
deep. has changed 10 a vast meadow, and now
affords fine pasture l,r cattle.
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AZ INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT.

We copy from the American organ lne
letter of W. n. Allen, Esq, Of Weldon, n.
c. addressed to Postmaster General Camp
bell, resigning the office oil Postmaster at that
place. MIR. A. is Jeaersonian Democrat,
and aided in tile election Of Pierce, but hav-
inc Joined the American party and approving
Of The Ccnstitutipnality Of their principles,
scorns to longer hold office under an Admit
nstration that has disgraced itself. Read
Mr.. AS letter:
Weldon, y. c., June IS. 1855.
70 Hon. Postmaster Geaerai:
| feel il mv duty as member OF the Anne
rican party, TO tender You my resignation as
postmaster al this place; and also to express
my disappruval Of the manner in which this
government has been administered, 50 as to
give ynu an opportunity Of appointing in my
place some foreign Catholic, which. it appears
from your altecedelts, you think more justly
entitled to it than those born upon the soil.
wish this resignation to be accepted without
further ceremony, a. | no longer intend to
be saddicd with the disgrace of holding an
I Office under an administration which has been
80 repugnant To the best interests and the
prosperity Of the Union. | not only disap>
nroye Of the administration because il has
abandoned the doctrines and teachings of the
Jefferson and jackson school Of Democracy.
but in many other instances, which are too
well known TO the people Of these United
States, for me here 10 enumerate.
/ fine present administration has done more,
/ in my humble opinion, to create sectional
strife, and to retard the progress Of the Ame-
rican Union, than every other administration
since the FIRST days Of our Republic. 1t has
promoted the yelling cries Of the demagogues
and fanatics North, and Of the bowling Sc
cessionis,s Southland has suffered the quiet
and gallant statesmen, who had the love Of
mem on r5f ter sEftS f 6asa aPeis "a AMI semi
INSCRIPTIONS foreigners abroad with diplo.
matte authority, to the disgrace Of the c0un.
try.
The administration has deserted the broad
I Union ground occupied BY the Democracy 81
1862. Thank God party has sprung up,
and that the American party, the principles
Of which am proud to say 10 the world, |
have most enthusiastically espoused a party
composed Of American born citizens, WIN
say that the institutions Of our beloved coun-
try shall be restored to their original purity;
that america shall no longer be the {" Botany
Bay" for the criminals and Ontcasts ur Ea-
rope and that the inaienaDle rights be-
gueatIed to Us by our fureiathers must and
shall be preserved.
Subscribe myself,
W. y ALLEN. p. ~.
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Mr. Reaae,s Letter. The las. 70,

Observer brings Us the reply Of Edwin g. Rcadc, Esq
TO the letter Of Hon John Kerr published some time
since. II j. an able production, and shall appear ID
our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

The New York Herald, ii an article on The
Of the Post Office Depart.
men', justly attributes 10 horrible insficisn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

The prohibitory liquor law has been de-
leated in Illinois by the largest vote ever
polIed in the State. The number OF votes
cast is about l67 900, and the majority a.
gainst the law about II 900.
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cy to the fact that Il has been rendered Of
late years sort Of political engine in the
hands Of party intriguers. All the Offices in
the gift Of the department arc now consider
ed merely as the prizes Of Jealous partlsan-
ship. The consequence is, that from frequent
changes in its organization, and personal in
efficiency On the part Of Office holders, affairs
are now managed there in a manner which
would disgrace the infancy Of the institu.
tion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

Notwithstanding the adoption Of the pro-
hibtory liquor law in Maine, and the strict.
ness with which is it enforced IN Portland by
Neal Dow, the Carson League in that city
have submitted petition to the Connoh
Council complaining that !" the amount OF
drunkenness was increasing"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11

TnE WfsI PoiSr GRADUATING CLAss.-Tbe
West Point Cadet ariirle, copied Tie other fay.
i tbe topic q much talk. Tie graduating class
Is now slaied 10 be
Whole number 81 class tnleud, 81
Number ~ graduates. "a
Loss ~
So that only about two thirds of Inc number
WIN entered four years ago sucree,led in getting
diploma.. among whom is Tie youngest mem.
Der Of The class. The Courier SAYS:
The course Of studies Is 80 sevtte that here
Alter there are 10 be Eve classe. instead IL fopr
aud the term will Of course be extended TO iva
Years. There IS no such olhcr institution IN
the world. As an evidence Of public opinion IL
ilIi. regard. one Of our literary institutions re-
Gently wrote 70 The superintendent offering 4
pfoiessorsbip of $1,000 per snnum 10 any Of Tho
graduating class who would accept N il. No
tasers. ~ y. Eypre.
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JRAkT THofTtRN,
.dg,d ag'ig.t, s,tt aHd fis,s pgstl,.
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NEWS-NEWS-NEW Atlantc.-lL-
IN Illustrated LONDON NEWS and other EnsisA rs, 3,
pers per last steamer yet on hand Also larrc quan'!
just received a supply Of THE NEWS Of APra =
dcuble number containing Nspoleoo Supplement- IN ee
ssnf Of Lord John Russell Map Of hne
sumber Of the year The illustrated London New, md 81
Enslsh Pspe delivered New York Brookyn and msAeo "
spy pen OF the United etatee Sold By the dnse copy
c. AcKEE, No 81 Nsssssst Sun bsponS
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ZONE CUT CORNERS-The experience of
" CONSERVATIVE FAMILY In FANATICAL TIMES.

By Bensuly 48 Up. limo Cloth illustrated Price 81 -
Publishers commonly present the most favorable notices OF
their boots intend 10 the experiment Of widely spF al
ing unfavorabe notices Let begin with the following no
tioe Of CONE CUT CORNERS from The Cone Cut Gaxete
Of the o,a the writer Of this book that we ass
from IL perusal and sit down review H. Ia our edorh
have passed through many vcudes La our poiss
sons life have undergone many eNp-reuees On ~.
forum and election struggles. down 70 sniul'
with that enemies The Journal, and personal io
and inuies Blu, have never seen the IKE OF ns
spares feelings. IL is no respeoter OF persons. -
reveals incidents of pate life which occurred hsIs 70 Jul
midst and fellow citizens and even oar own
humble cognomen u From the late Hon MI CheseeaIy'
once always respected friend, 70 M roH
som through long list Of our friends and scquainances
carries rdcule gossip hunor and unseeny mith Inc oi
disguised by coOing whlch
should r nder them harmless but they held up 70 most un-
eYpected and uumercu satire Nor the cause OF tenn
pefance the constitutional liberties Of man sacred m these
pase The udieious and conservative friends Temperance
and those prudent and consderate who resist fanAt
and making political subject or NAL
uoet ubec Of religious consideration attacked without
waning and without Their motives made the sub
ic humor and their conduct the theme OF oomcA desc
ton and singing SATIRE. 90, ,, -,-- ----
few but multitude, sclass.
The book ocuG ted by its very qsney ana pngeny 20
do in the Of the Judicious fnend OF tenn
uersnce IL Conservatism IL ignores moral suason
and arsbs constitutional liberties Of the ctEen and us
spirit il flnatical from end to the other.
hope will not let TINS unnnasked aitss
upon them pass unnoced we trust that proper
be taken night before the people Of the state and the
connt ~ ar larse leone Cut Gazette.
CONE CTI CORNERS is published by
MASON BROTHERS, No. . PaTkrow, New'1o OK
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90 farmers amo OTHERS.

DONE MANURH.-The subscriber has con,
ID aantiy on hand ve.y .uperiO, .rcis o. pure BONE
DUST consisting Of saving nm "a 60 -, psvsr :. NJ
- V ..'e' CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
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ENGLAND and FRANCE.-PARI

inns wears old IN good order fitted for passenger ige
or row, boat Also the STEAMER ACTIVE, years Old ot
uns in good order Apply JAMES HOW corner OF bnds'
and Front.sts., Brooklyn.
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4nuefments.

ACADEMY of MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
Mime. anna Be LAGRANGE,
And SisnOr MORELLI,
THURSDAY, the 2lst Of June, 1882
FAvoRIFE OPERA.
This Engagement viii extend beyond the first day Of July
and wi positively the last opportunity Of hearing these
Seats for one or representation be occurred at the
Academy; Hall and Sons at Van Norden hnss ana o.
Nj O's G A r d L N e.
IN Time Of open o'clock; Over
commences at 7i Curtain rses at O'Clock
rrxr AND H IhS Ss ES9LsH oFEhA COMPANY
First pe0r%asnTfsr n AS s5EcT 81 OPERA
r,,v y ,i il AStii e oE sr MARK
N' p''''''' oRiGfNAL sPLENDoR;
With Scenery Costumes, Banners Arms ana A o'neI
accessories and the following powerful
or CHARACTERS; =,
Asases Cornsro Psiricisn Of Venice BOrran
Originally performed by him . -
horoerreo one Of the Council Of Ten......MI Horncste
sorzi officer Of the guard Shs9S e
R.no page to the Miss Gala
Ph Dc coaroy French Knight nv ba hSr''0n
f p GSPi sSs coRTs and GRAND
;o;;;$ Mr. O. F. BH'i0w
Tickets. ay Gents
Pnyae ave. p SoISs
Boz oss opea daily from A. to P NJ for securing
OfeAestIs Seats and Private Boxes ouy. -
THE DAUGHTER OF ST MARX
will be performed
EVERY NIGHT TdlS WEEK.
GERMAN OPERA. WALLACK's THEA
~ X Brosdwsy, near BToomest-On TUESDAY June
rae CHILD OF THE REGIMENT.
Principal Characters sustained bv
Nine MARTINI D'ORNY ard Nine ROETTNER. MesskA
CUNT, MULLER, BOETrNER.
. m hutica Conductor. .........MT Robert Stoepe.
20 Sesured <l PAqueHe and Circle eents-seeared
nsse'n ~ cents extra; Tier, 3 oeEs.
pet Omee open RON A. N. until p. 81
w" open ~ u 70 commence Al 8 O'Clock.
ROADWAY THEATER.-FRIDAY EVEN
~ ING June 22.-COMPLINENTARY BENEFIT 70
slGNORA NIETIA NERTIPRACH
> benns Contralt0 Of the late Havana ard Academy OF
Music Opera Troupe.
n ATTRACTIVE PERFORMANCES
r Iv Asis o. che Operas Second Act Of
'O1.ZA BORGIA srdJR0MEO AND JULlETTA,
1A.s, AND A GRAND CONCERT.
an, eminent Artists have volunteered tci services
Signora FERRARI, Pnma Donns
A., ~ tdet hIst appearance in Opera
- WI bo'conl, Signor Badiali Signor Cuf7yi,
senor Coleiti Sixror Rocco,
4 A<tios Pstti, and others
A GrnS Orchestrs........ Conso,,o, si- q. Mama
80 admission Ssh theater prees Seats NAV be 80
k, sAos ehass 81 the Office Of the heate5 days
ALLACKs TIIEATER, Broadway, near
'''T Ta,s Mn b. b oPsgesSs, v,ua ,..,s
"as psn;wnasesd
GERMAN OPERA.
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MOVING and REAPTNG MACHINES At

MI GprITLY REDUCED PRICES.-Keschum's BurralPs
rurbush's Msny'' and other MOVING and REAPIS3 MA
CHIERs also . general assortment Of Agricultural Inps-
nspts Ousno Bone Dust, ke-, for sale BY
JOHN MOORE, Ne l9 Froatsl
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DEREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE of the

DEREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE Of the
II OWAsCO WOOLEN FACTORY at AUBURN NJ Y
Under and by virtue Judgments Of foreclosure and SALE
the subscriber viii sell pubic auction At the Western Ex-
change the City Of Auburn in the County OF Cyuga ON
FRIDAY the 2d day ofJune inst at 0oock In the foreoon
ell that valuable Real Estate Mill Property WAFER Privileges,
&c known az the OWAsCO WOODEN FACTORY situated
on the Owasco outlet the City Of Auburn being tie plot OF
BY Auburn Wooden Company and being all tho property
recently by the said Company 70 Sanue
Harris and stephen Waterman including all the machinery and
fixtures all kinds whatever In the mills lately eeonsing
10 said Wooen Company All this valuable property WIN posi-
tyey bo so az above TO tho highest bader-Dated Auburn
InssA las THEODORE Nj POMEROY, Referee.
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Blank Books, STATIONERY &r.

7 IPMAN's PATENT EYELET MACHINES.
IL THREE PATENTS GRANTED.
IIPNANs PATENT IMPROVED EYELEr MACHINE
LIPMANS PATENT sELF.FEEDING EYELET
MACHINE.
Roth Of he Machines which decidedly the best
ever boush before the public ready and be hsd
Of the Pncps and Fancy Dealers and wholesale by
AMES, HERRICK BARNES,
Satoners, Warehouse No. 70 John-st
CTILFS's CYLINDRICAL LETTER-COPIER
- cheap light, portable durable, and will copy letter
quicker and neatly than any Of the +0 or S5 Iron
fyes. Price 81 30; SO with Book BY Express Mail
Address d. T. STILES Buffalo ~ Y.
ITO CENSUS CANVASSERS and all WRIT
/ FRS-PRINCES PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN il an
nportsnt aid aiming ink sufficient 10 write constantly for
from three 10 ten hours The reservoir made of ncoirodbe
sal under GoodyeaTs Patent and containing gold pen
Of the finest quality Prices 81 So S. SO s. 81 and 81 80 sent
bv mil on receipt of money Liberal agents and
he tr,le T. g. STEARNS General Agent,
No III Broadway, New York.
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VNHE NEW NOVEL UPON FASHIONABLE
Il RELIGION.
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT?
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST AND THE CHURCH OF
SOCIETY
An original American Novel
VIII lie ready in few days.
GARRETT & Co., Publishers, No. IS Annst.
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EOREST GROVE HOUSE, 6CHOOt.kI
III NOUNTAN.DfAis asliehsHj Summer Hcess vi - ~
kr the ree<pou Of fsssts Jsns1. CcnEscscSsn 9-[sH
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TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

e.. CALIFORNIA, OREGON AsD tn. SANDWICH
hNps " pukbhed the departure Of each Mail Steamer
a. nwa Il o. ~ per aBnum. Single eopaes Sn Cents
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6otels.


A s T o X III O u r..
N The underzgned REsrwEo men ~ .ns hocse.
l. has been re6ed and in letter condition sisn wien
first opened 70 the public. --n -, oopro A.. -. T.,
Nk,y BATHS and WAIEh-ILOSbio nave Seeh miro
dnced uDon EVERY FLOOR ....e.,r-. .-o..uxx...
r. h(sSsIVE WALLS Its IMPROVED and COMPLETE
vESTIIATION render Il the COOLEST HOUSE IN this
CIV durfpE HOT WEATHER
In EVERYTHING necessary 10 promote the REAL CON-
FORT Of LADIES and GENTLEMEN II "a second
Its PROXIMITY TO the RAILROADS enables pat
reach any portion Of the city without delay and M
fing expense.
II situated IN the HEALTHIEST WARD Of the city, and
the PARK and OPEN GROUNDS opposite presn, advantages
1ueqDeled.
ell parties connected with the great pubic enterprises Of tho
country appreciated and always Ia resdine for
the accommodation " meetings, &C.
BREAKFAsT from early morning until ii O'Clock. DIN
NER IN Genisnen's Ordinary, 81 Ladies' Ordinary, Il
and 5.
For the ACCOMMODATION Of BUSINESSMEN, dinser
will be served nom l O'Clock until p O'Clock.
Grateful for the past pledge ourselves % cur Pse -
eyerythh requisite for their comfort and happins wes9
under cur rosf, shall b provided without STINT s.d =
cost 70 than not exesedes thst Of any other suedsS H
In this city New.York, June, ls3a .u>~aov
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ROCKS CHEAP for CAS- II ,
UPTOWN BOOKSTORE,
Nc. eq7 Broadvay under the Waysrley Hotel

POOKS CHEAP for CA II
UPTOWN BOOKSTORE,
No. 81 Broadway, under the Waysrley Hotel
Books for Samner reading large reduction from the
usual poss Boots BY mail ssortnent Of Books
for the foung at low prices All the New Books
SPRINGS, WATERFALLS, SEA-BATHING
~ RESORTS, ke.-wn be pubshed by the Subscriber on
WEDNESDAY, June 60 work with embellishments m
der the above epce IS ceus-whch should b. in ms pos
session of pleasure traveller Orders received by
J. DISTURSELL, No. lT Broadway.
EUROPE in ls55.-Traveers to Europe can
H purchase Of the undersigned American Books and
Newspapers Guide Books for Paris and the Continent and all
English BOOKS Attention will be devoted American visitors
and any information gladly rven-
SAMPSON Low, SON Co., American and English Book
sellers and Publishers n Ludgate Hill lby ST. Psnlsl London
pARNUMs BABY SHOW POLKA, by the
- popular composer Francis H. Brown, Esq., with splendid
coloed htog sIh OF the Premium Babes pee 80 cents WI"
Will Le issued this week by 5. 7. GORDON,
Music Publisher, No. 297 Broadway.
HOBOKEN BOOKSTORE No. l9l Washing.
ton-st above Ffh-stSee Morning papers, ctz sns on
Hoboken for Publisher Announcements OF NEW WOkhs,
the call for them a. YOUR OWN BOOKSTORE as above;
The Monthly Magazines and Weekly Literary Papers on hand
promptly uedin instances IN advance d then
pub icstion In New FORK City. WIN. rAttO',
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Cost an0 fonno.

NOTICE.-LOST,a STOCK CERTlFICAIE
~ fox DIVIDEND tB CHICAGO, BURLiSGIOss. a.. ~,
QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY. dated March !, ~ 81 30
Eiskty Dollars No. go payable 10 HENRY C. MAN'si,;ss
the said Scrip redemption Of The has beg P5,
II. c. MANNING No % pIoln--y
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rOp ROPEAN CIHCU IT ~,
,sb.S an he departure Of each Mail steamer for Lave
vol AZ as per amman, postage neuded Single o0p'o> 81
cessz
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.
60 n)hcm il ELAN Concern.

A CARD-The attention Of the undersigned
IA having been called book jas p1bIShOa enntled
CONE-CUT CORNERS" which contains nbarsous state
merits respecting the late firm Of BsssehAi rore Co.
effect that they In the habit Of imposing ther
numerous customers by selling vie manufactured qo,s of
pure genuine articles dc, bu, justice myself well
. the snds os the deny these charges An thu mo
emphatic manner No article Of liquor ever sold By Bag
slehsu Florc Co. which genuine and prcciey
represented. that some calling themselves re-
pectabe Dealers in the habit Of manufacturing spurious
article, but am proud able declare that arm Of which
have ever heen member has been guilty Of such prs'ces
Whether shall seek legal redress against tho perpetrators OF
this outrage in the present unssisescy state OF the laws
nust dspepA On ereunssnces Meanwhile, hssa 20 make
this pubic denial Of the charges n. S. BAG6LEbALL,
(Late Basashsl FlOrie Co.. No. Sl7 Brosdwsy, NJ.
ADOP N-The friends Of an interesting
~ ORPHAN cfre'pec'be Eusl,h Parentsse desire 20 rY
her adoption BY Protestant Lady. sne OF snnaoa
s s;sn address Ss H. i Box 10 Pos. oes
DOATS-PLEAsURE BOATS of all deserip-
Be found The celebrated pSsi s.s 9 R s.ss sa
IA to feet long be sed out a; one days notice.
NOTICE.-All persons are hereby forbidden to
Y psss or negotiate the fbowiue CHECKS drawn on the
Bank Of the commonwe.,h by sHuFEhDr BROS. Co.
men, Of he same hes been stopped: check dated june -
1855 for $500 dated day for one dAssd Jape
o Gs dated June S fer sS one dated Jane q r $3.50 one
dated June for fe dated June y fos oo one dated
July for sStoi one dated July : for $3.50.
TAX CoxsrssIOxEks' ory,css
No s. Chambers-st. basement Of New City HlL
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-The ASSkSS-
MENT rolls e. The w and Of sts The cry S NON
DAY the Nay, until MONDAY the 2oh day Of Jape
the ssid Ro. are requested to make under
.sned st hs Office between hour. Of A. NJ aud AZ NJ
ss Y. rEESShsrn, Ia. oo~-,..s.."