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The Glorious Fourth.

Tire GLORIOUS T afHth the DAY we Celebrate,
Add iond ~ ecl i'm the ffeedom OF the lee,
when zach = IS -. secisi tfiea tete,
And puts ht weed and sips his satgalee--
Excuse me, SaugAree, no mote, ne nafel
Like DAYS Il E4rly childhood th' have lie !,
faey ATE ptobibitad by law,
Therefore . rso them It's Il red -
Bat whilst the hid 70 Genus lives,
ToeoItl ars. faFm, or 70 thten,
A blessed solace then she gives.
Which none earth can ever repeft,
She feudefs il ia every form
T. Treedom's Son or Daughter.
As gaining from the Marble Tount
The sparkling MI~ERAL WATER super
For quality it. not surpassed as fine. IN tact Is
BIT il YOU doubt H. whv hen pray Won call or
MOORE & HOOPER,
July 3 70 MAN III netwsel2 ant 2.
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A CLERK thoroughly versed in the Drug tu-
a sness An interest in paying Drns busi-
ness wonid be disposed OF TO one having some
means aud aIiied to assist in managing the
stahlshmeft. L q IRE at REYNOLDS Drug
Store. Mechanics Block.
Keokuk, July 6, 1885. DIFF.
GasK p,n,sas,
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Fresh Butter in Ice.
FRESH OYSTERS.
DRIED BEEF.

y mn LBS. ST. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
-,UUU Beef, warranted the best ever in this
market VIM. G. FUNkHOUSER
June 2. 1885.
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EL0IR Flair

CUSTOMERS can from this date be supplied
y with Quincy Eagle Flour, which is warrant
ed 10 be superior to any made in the Mississippi
Valley. bv w. {. FUNkHOUsER.
June -, 1858 4
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100 BAGS Of 90 lbs each Extra Family
lUO Flour for sale at greatly reduced pri-
ces 81 w. C FUNKHOUSER.
june 80.
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I CASK Pranes at
REYNOLDS Drug stors
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Pork and Beans /.

T have Tiercepckeled pork W cured, ais
L few busheB white B-aasto accompany
For sale chap. W. c.. FUNKHOUSER
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New Cod Fi.h.

= DRUMS and so Boxes choice Grand Banl
u Cod Fish for sale low by
W. C. FUNKHOOSER.
une 80.
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blessrs. Editors A the solicitation Of many
ends have consented to become an ifr,ic-
hdcndent candidate FIR tie Office or County
tveyor Of Lee county al The next elect ION.
ble ted will perform The duties Of the Office
the best oil my abilities.
Yours,
July 90, 1855. b. MESSENGER.
| dtd
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Just Published By Haspas = -,
WAIKNA, or Adventures on tAe MenniAu
w Shore. BY Samuel bard. NH eim1 ~
lustrations. For sale by
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Fruits. Fruits.
FRESH LEMONS.


I'm BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sal,
lOU low By VIC, FUNkHOUSER.
iuue 80
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NEW NOPE, or me neer,

A TALE Of tho Great Kanawha. o. ~ ~
~ most spirited and era hl: pirtsree q 49,
srn life sver written. JTCAvE = o0x,
July 81 1855, div :.
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Ella NKS.

Bills Of LadiBg, and other Blanks far sale q
Office and Blanks of all descriptions neafl,
fanly aud exPediiousiy printed and furnished
P'des
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TT A limited number Of Special Notioeswil
Inserted under this head at 20 cents line for
eh insertion, or over the editorial headfor 80
pts line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04
Later from Mexico.

The steamship 0rizaba arrived at New Or
leans ON the Goth, with adyices from the CT.
" Of Mexico TO the leth inst. Santa Anna
Ii, d returned to that city.
The Government papers report the defeat
" several small parties Of the insurgents.
Alvarez bad defeated the government troops
near Mescato with the loss Of FIVE hundred
men, aud had joined Gen. Commonfurt. The
latter and Alvarez had taken Sonora, and
were investing Morelia. Communication be.
tween Monterey aud San Louis Potosi, had
been prohibited. All the troops that can be
spared have been ordered to march to Nue.
va Leon. and To recapture Monterey. Gen.
Woll will defend Matamoras To the last, but
he has only SIX hundred men under his com
mand.
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FROM CALIFORNrA


The steamships Daniel Webster, at New
Orleans from San Juan, and Star Of the
West, at New York from the same place,
bring news from California two weeks later,
being TO June LIST.
The municipal election in San Francisco
passed of quietly. James Van Ness, Demo.
crat, was elected Mayor by small MAORI.
", and an equal number of Democrats and
Know Nothings were elected to each branch
of the City Councils.
The mining news from all parts of the
State is encouraging. aud il is thought that
at no previous time has the yield Of gold been
as great as al present.
On the 18th ultimo the entire block Of bull.
dings in San Francisco bounded by Davis,
Front, Commercial. and Sacramento streets
was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
The matter OF Page, Bacon & CHS failure
was still before the public in San Francisco,
and 100000 had been pledged to the eredi.
tors if they would stay further legal proceed.
ings. This seemed to give satisfaction. Adj
ans < Co have been decided 10 be entitled
TO the benefit Of the insolyent law.
The Star Of the West left at Juan the Br-
fish steam irigate Buzzard aud the French
steam frigate Acheron, which are said to be
awaiting the arrival Of the Kinney expedi.
ton.
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CHARGES AGAINST a U. s. CoxsuL The
Paris correspondence Of the New York Tribune
states that journal at Basic in Switzerland
has made itself notorious recently, and call
ed upon Il the attention and wrath Of the
French authorities by the whence of its at
tacks on The Emperor Of France. The Amc-
rican Consul al Iiasle ischarged by the French
authorities with having contributed money 10
this journal TO instigste these attacks on the
Emperor, aud the French government has
made an earnest appeal 10 the American min
lister at Paris to correct the abuse. NJ. Ma.
son has summoned Me-. Fay, the American
Minister at Berne, TO Paris, and Mr.. y. is now
there on that business.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04

The Democrats Of Maine held their State
Convention last week and nominated Samuel
Wells for Governor. Mr.. Paris, their can
didate 81 last year. declined denomination.
The Convention. according to the Portland
Advertiser, encountered sone difficulty in
passing resolution endorsing the present
Administration for It's adhesion 10 the ancient
landmarks Of the Democratic party. To this
resolution the charnanof tie committee dis
sented, as implying an endorsement Of the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise. After
several speeches had been made. an amend
ment was adopted as fellows: II being un-
dcrstood that this resolution i expressive &c
10 opinion upon the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise" The resolutions we're then
passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04

The Indians seem 10 get credit for some
robberies and murders IN Texas which they
do not commit. Mr.. Walker, at Dripping
Springs, forty miles west of Austin. being at
tackled BY five men, apparently Indians. and
killed, a negro Who was with him at the time
escaped and reached settlement aud report.
ed the circumstance. A party then pursued
the marauders, killed four aud gave chase to
the filth. who. being wounded, was captured
while attempting 10 cross the river. But the
water washed OF his paint and showed him
% be white man in disguise. On washing
the laces of the fur dead ones they also we're
found 70 be white men. The prisoner said
that there was in the mountains party Of
one hundred. who have been committing de.
predations on the frontier. all of which have
been charged upon the Indians.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04

complete success against the important towns Of
Taganrog, Marioupo and Chesk, in The Sea
Of Azoa'. The two Former places are the chief
outporls Of thai part Of Russia The LATER is
smaller port on The opposite shore Of The Gulf
OF Taganrog. Aial these places immense sup>
plies Of stores and provisions belonging 10 Rus
STA appear TO have been found and destroyed.
In reference 10 those victories The London Times
says:
1.-The fate OF an army and The maintenance
Of struggle like lha, which is going on be.
fore Sebaslopo are but imperfecily known and
comprehended by The bulk Of The Russian ma
ton, bni The destruction Of the imperial maya
zines al such places as Tsganrog, Berdiansk,
and Maroupol, will be known 10 every trader
who frequenls the fairs Of Nishni Novogorod.
Il will spread The terror Of The British navy be-
yond The confines Of Europe, and it will show
The population Of Russia that, even in The inland
waters Of The Sea Of AzoA, the Imperial CO.
vernment have not the means OF saving lis own
property from destruction.
Il, is evident, from the scanty array OF troops
met with on these coasts and The total want OF
adequate defence, that the available resources
Of The empire have been thrown upon The north
ern and western frontiers Tor, while the shores Of
the Baltic are brislling with troops and forlifcs-
tons. the towns on the Sea OF AzoT were deli
beralely left to their fair.''
The fight before the Mamelon was obstinate,
bui successful. The important pom, in the ac-
lion is said 10 be that tie French. from their
new position, can reach the ships in The harbor
Of Sebaslopol.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAINING at the Post Office in HIsborough on
~ the first day Of July. 1885:
Gen. James w. Armstrong, Joseph s. Kinnan.
David y. Allison, Phebe Link,
Susan 9. Allison, Joseph I,atta.
James Allison, Il. II. Newsum,
william Allen. Samuel Nelson,
William Bagwell, Sarah MINIS,
James Furnishes, Mary McCarroll,
John l.. Brown, A. Mickle,
i. N. Blood. George Maxwell,
Archibald Cain, MLean & Jones,
Z. R. Collins, j. A. Mebane.
John b. Darlington. w. R. Pepper,
Eli w. Davis, William Pratt.
William Davis, II. l.. Owen.
David Davis. George G. Richardson,
Hargis FaIihing J. W. Ramsay,
Jesse a. Gibbs, Anderson Roads,
q. y. Gibbs, Mary A. Riley,
Dennis Grady, Erly Rev.
Henry Glider, William A. Strain,
John b. Gretter, James A. Smith,
L. G. Gray, Willis Sellers,
Serrod Garrett, u. Seller,
Martha Gaines, Arch Saxon
Peter Gallgher, Jane NJ. Thompson,
William +. Gates Robert l.. Turner,
Benjamin Holloway, Squire ID. Umsiead,
captain Henderson, Is. Vaughan & Co.
Ray Hopkins, Timothy Walton,
Hallett or Hewlett. John l.. Woods,
=. NJ. Jordan, George Wright,
Howell johnson. Thomas ]. Wilson,
Lorano kinyan, Mary Whitsell.
John hlnyan, William M. York.
Benjamin Kinyan,
Persons calling for any Of the above letters, will say
they are advertised.
J. NJ. PALMER P. NJ.
July I'd, 1855. o.
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7 AK s..

WILL attend at the following times and places to
collect the Taxes fol the year 1854:
At Mason Hall, on Tuesday the 10th day Of July.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the lith.
j. NJ. & G. E. Parsh's Store, on Thursday the 18th.
Joseph w. McKees on Friday the 18th.
Hiilshorough, on Saturday the 18th.
Red Mountain, on Monday the 10th.
Moize & Mangums, on Tuesday the 18th.
Webbs q Douglass Factory, on Wednesday the 18th
Wilkerson's Store, on Thursday the 10Th.
William N. Praus, or Friday the goth.
Asa B. Gunters, on Saturday the 2lst.
William TIice's, on Tuesday The oath.
Chapel Hill, on Wednesday the 25lh.
Thomas Longs, on Thursday the 26h.
White Cross, on Friday the 9Th.
Thomas ]. Catess, on Saturday the 2sth.
Hisborough, on Monday the 30ih, 10 collect the
Town taxes.
The Magistrates appointed TO take the Tax List for
1855, and Assessors to the Lands will attend at
the same times and places in their respective districts
All persons owning land will be required to list the
same in the district in which il lies.
RICHD. M. JONES, Sheriff.
June 23d, 1855. a3-3w
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MsjoR DoSELsoS.-rhe presence Of This
gentleman, the well known adopted son Of Gen.
Jackson. 10 The National American Council al
Philadelphia, exciies The ire Of the adminsira.
,'on press 10 an unusual degree. Tile Baltimore
Republican denuunres hlm rs " disgrace 10 ihe
name Of Andrew Jack.on !" and other presses
declare him 10 he below epedlocIiIy in point OF
talent How long Is il snce these same jour-
nails were iauding lie "sgnai ability" aud "pure
Democracy Of Major Donelsoni About twelve
moaIhs. Americaa Orggn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04

RAILROAD CoNyESrIoN.--There is To be a
great Convention at Statesyille, Iredell coun.
y, on the 4th July next. in aid Of the West
ern extension Of the North Carolina Railroad.
The Salisbury Wing states that /" the sub
scription Of stock are progressing under the
most encouraging auspices, aud II is expect
ed that fifty thousand dollars will be subscrib-
ed Internationally before that day." The
Wing entertains the opinion that if Iredell,
catawba, Caldwell, Alexander and Burke
counties do their duty, the charter will be
secured on the 4th. VII Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04

OLD SORES, ULCERS. and III erurions and Dis.
eases arising from an impure deptased stale Of the
blood Zee The extraordinary cure Of Vim. q. HarwooJ.
highly respectable citizen of Richmond Va. BY Ca.
icrs Spanish MIXTURE He had ulcers and sores Of The
wort description, and finally got lad. he unable
70 walk except on cfuiehes lew bottles Of Carriers
Spanish MIXTURE the great blood purifier cured him, ns
has cured hundreds Of Others who hsse suffered with
rheumatism. bad effects Of mercury, aud pains and vi.
GERS Of the bones and joints.
See advertisement. 9I--lm
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We learn that during the thunderstorm
here on Sunday evening last, tree near the
Executive Mansion, and the Mansion itself,
were struck by lightning-the fluid entering
alta window, which il shivered, and then pas.
sing through the building, melting portion
OF the bell-wires, and giving Of course hea-
Wy shock to the inmates. Gov. Bragg and
some Of the members Of his family were stun.
ned tor time. butwe rejoice TO state that their
lives were preserved. The conclusion was felt
with considerable force at the residence Of
Gov. Manly. some fifty yards west Of the Ex-
ecutive Manison. Standard.
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Coon Nrws roR CoxsragRs.--The Cleye.
land Herald offers 10 stake its reputation for
,eraeity that -four will be down 10 $3.50 per
barrel in so days. IL says the crops never
looked better in the State Of Ohio, and the
prospect is that there viii be the largest yield
ever known in that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04
MASS MEETING!

The Councils, and friends Of the Ameri-
can cause, in this. the 4th Congressional Dis
trict, are requested to assemble in Mass Meet.
ing, III the city Of Raleigh. on Thursday the
10th Of July, to ratify the Platform Of princi.
pies, adopted by the Grand Council Of the
United States, at its late session in Philadel-
phia.
A number Of distinguished orators will be
present. and business of importance to be
transacted, requires full attendance.
The Councils 10 all Of the Congressional
Districts, are requested to hold similar con-
yeatons at some central place, before the Au-
gust election, at any time agreed upon by
them.
P. r. PEScUD,
President Of the State Council Of N. c.
w. ii. HARRISON, Cor. Sec'y.
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There are few things which afford us'grraer pleasure
than sitting dawn 10 write notice 81 The celebrated
Hoonind German Biiiers because we are y conscious
that We arc comforting public leneit and our heart
tells Us thai by our notices many have been induced
take these Bters and been rescued from death BY ys-
pepsia, liver complaint &c, iof the cure Of which Il is
certain ID prepared and sid only ly Dr. G. VI. Jack.
son. al The German Medicine Store No. 1873 Ach Street.
Philadelphia. See advertisement. 9l--im
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04

Ex.PaEsipENTs IN Tns HORSE or CosMoSs.
"A late London letter SAYS;
Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Fillmore we're
bnth present in the galleries Of the House Of
Commons during tie debate on Tuesday night
On Thursday night Mr bright alluded 10 this
fact. aud took occasion to pass high eulogi.
um ON our country.
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Sale Of Valuable Mills.

icy virtue Of decree ~ The cour, Of Equity for Or.
- ange county. Il March Term, 1855, 1 shall. upon
The premises, near Chapel HILL On Thursday the fhh
lay q July neSt expose 10 public SALE 10 Inc highcs,
bidder, that valushlc Milling Establishment, with IL
out.hauses, known a. Msnu's Mills. Terms. bcnl
with good security. end credit II twelve months.
y. 7. LONG, {. 81 NIX.
June lsL 1855. gt-4y
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Grabanl .femaIe School.

rINHlS School, under the direction Of Mrs RAY, will
= commence its next session on Monday the 9th Of
July, 1855.
For particulars, address Mrs. Ray, Graham, N. C..
June 2sih 1855. 94-Sw
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To Wool Growers.

MY Machines arc now 10 order for Cardne Woei
AZ and making good rolls Those bringing their
wool well prepared may depend on getting good foIls
Pfices for eafdi6g, renis per pound fof unmiStI
l23 cents Tef pound fof mixing, or one fifth Of tbe
wool. cern. wheat. naNsced beeswax, tsllow. bacon
and lard will be taken 10 payment for Caslirs ard
even muntY will he refused az something viii 80
expected 10 payment before The rolls are taken from
TIE machines.
ALEX. DICKSON.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

DAN AWAY from tie subscriber on The 4ih Of July,
~ 1858, Negro Gih named JANE, sged about
~ years. She l. black heavy SET, Of oflinab height
Scoops forward little Nhrn walking fast, and is free
sion. Of Alamance, and her me,heis nov owned BY
John Ttolinsef, EST. sud she probably lurking in
Alamanee county. The shove reward will be given
for her apprehension aud delivery 10 me- near Ieas
bug. C.sssll county, of fef her confinement In any
jsil 80 that can Ct her.
JAMES W. REID.
Aasat Is. iI-ls
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A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

WEEh BAIE FNUW EUNUFE'
The American mail steamer Baltic, which
arrived al New York on The sslh June, brings
dates from Liverpool 10 The 10Th.
The chief feature Of The news is lie continued
successes OF the Allies within the Sea Of Azon
and upon The line before Sebss,opol. On The
81. slh. and ell 81 June. the squadron n the
49, 1seisd 10 formidable operations ~llh
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NnTIGE

TIE suieerhsf having qualified Ne Executor upon The
u estate Of Ire late nf. JAMES WEBB. hereby
gives notice 10 al persons indebted 10 said estate 10 make
payment; snd lboss having demands ssains, said 80
tats, mna present Them within The time prescribed by
law. JOHN II. WEBB, Ex'r.
Taoru wrss. Esq. i ms authorized aEen,, and viii
tssnslci the hus1es- u nv ntre INV
June u, 1858. St
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Soaps.
NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

70 ne Faculty and Trustees Of Schools and Colleges:
GEsTLEaEs;-The undersigned are preparing large
and handsome Map Of the State, and Gazetteer to ac
company IT. We wish to have engravings Of the Pub
lie Buildings Colleges and Academies to embelIish the
Gazetteer and the borders Of the Map This plan will
give publicity 10 your institution as well as show what
our State is doing. We will therefore, insert in tie
Gazetteer, an engraving Of your building, if you will
furnish US with the drawings-you paying the expense
Of the plate Of which you have duplicate siereo-
type plate for your Circulars, DC. And if you will pay
the expense OF engraving, will also have the Bull
ding on the Map border, which will be an advertisement
for all time to II you will send Us written de-
scrpton Of your College, School, its NAME location,
faculty, trustees terms, DC, We will nserl il in the Ca
zeteer free charge. Several Institutions have already
done so. but want all in the State
Very Respectfully. your obedent servants,
VIM. d. COOKE, Raleigh,
SAMUEL PEARCE, Hillsborough.
Address VIM D. Cooke at Raleigh, n. c.
June l2, 1855. 9s-
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CD. DIBBLE, late Of KeWbern, N C
]. B. BUNCE, late Of EinstoR, N. c.
DIBBLE & BUNCE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
$50 Front Street, N. York,
Have liberty 10 refer 10 Hon. VIM A. GRAHAM
/ lBERAL ADVANCES made on Consignments.
They will pay particular attention to the sale Of
Cotton Wheat and Flour.
As the harvest is much earlier in North Carolina
than il is here Mers and others viii do well 10 hurry
their crops into market before the Northern wheat is
harvested.
New York, June rs. 22--3mp
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JUST RECEIVED

A LOT Of Three Penny Nails: and one b,nel of
= BURNING FLUID (not Camphsne.1 = Alsa
SUMMER MANI'lLLAS, 81 various kinds.
For sale ~ &c. TJRRENTINE Il son.
MAY 81. ss
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n notice..

MOTTO
TUE etefeiscs Of the present session Of T,p MorS.
rAis fEsltE AeabKNf will close with a public
Examination on TIC lih and isih Of June.
Addresses fiom one more Distinguished individuals
are expected on the OCCASION Patrons especially and
the pablo generally. are requested 10 attend.
The neat session will commence the second Thurs,
day 10 July. Terms as follows.
Primary English branches, 4 ESQ
Grammar and Geography, loco
AIRsbrs and Philosophy. 1880
Latin Greek, % French, with other
branches, t5.Dn
Embroidery, 400
Music, Is.OO
GEO. W. JONES,
Chm of Executive Com.
May ii. is5s. ss--sv
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Peruvian Guano.

WE have arranged with Messrs Bameda & Brother,
Agents of the Peruvian Government, for supplies
pure Guano of lheir Importation, and Offer ii for
sale in any quantities. at the following prces for cash
only:
One Ton or under, II cents per pound.
One to Five Tons, S5l per Ton Of 1000 pounds.
Over Five Tors $50 pei Ton
Deliveries can be made at whayes to any one Of
the River Boats. or from our warehouse on the west
side Of the River TO the cars Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Road, free Of expense.
Drayage to the cars Of The Wilmington and Weldon
Road will be SO cents per ton Railroad freight from
Wilmington to any point on the North Carolina Road,
not west Of iillsbaough, will he So per ton.
DER0SSET & BROWN.
Wilmington, May 2sth. s9-3m