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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-08

CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, TIE Goth Of
" June, the Steamer GEORGE L.
PAGE viii run at the following zE
hours:
Leave Alexandria at ~, 9, 10, II, ~, AZ, and
6G O'Clock.
Leave Washington 8, Q, IL, 1x, az, 5x, and 2
O'Clock.
iess-H ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
rENHE STEAMER GEORGE WASHIHG.
l. TON will depart at the follow sNh
Ing hours:
Leave Alexandra ~, o, 4, 1X, az, 5X
Leave washington. ..s, 10, IL, ak,ix,SX
je S-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
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Rocky Mountain hero yesterday composed Of Catholics and
s<uherners buchanan, 40, disappointed maidens and
grannes; Fillmore l40 half inclined for Fremon-will be
right November No, less than 800 portraits aiken
the occasion at HOLMES political picture depot 80 Broad
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On saturday, July 10, JAMES CocEcRorT, NJ d., in the
s<.b year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend bis funeral this after noon ct I've O'clock
from his late residence, No. 20 Forsyth street
On saturday morning, July 10, NJ JoHy BuRfoRr, ar.
tst native q England in the s0th year o. hs age, in
consequence of injuries received by being thrown from
the second avenue cars.
HIS friends AMI those Of his family and bis brc,her
srists are respectfully invited 20 attend bis funeral from
bis resdenco No. 25o Tenth street, this afternoon, at
tao O'Clock.
On sunday morning July 20 Mr.. EDWARD HuSus, in
TIE ibib year Of hrs age.
His reisiives the friends Of the family the members Of
tie Third ward poce and the police generally, a-e in
vtej 81 attend hts faners this afternoon, a. two O'Clock.
fO HE late residence OF Vesey and Green wich
ureets without further invitation.
On Sunday evening, July 70, NIs. Lzns FuRsAS, wife
OF fobn N Furrnan.
Esr laleiG VII AXE pace LIS assTnssl, a h.es
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ways acquired by simple application OF the facilities
ie press Noorieiy may that species Of nooriety
which II accompanied by general esteem is different thing
result only Of such Of conduct first
The general attention and then exacs It's respect This -
kN0XS fame manufacturer and dealer in
hats explains why his dashng establishment the upper
OF Broadway and Fulton street ed with eager
satisfied customers Knoxs enterprise his honorable deal
ing the courtesy of his attendants well the taste and
OF his goods the moderate profits he is conteDted
with constitute the his wonderful aud well
makes his location the excel
lepce for all VINO wish for good hats, CAPS &c.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TINTED GUARD.-AT SPECIAL MEETING or TIE
~ above company held At their headquarters 67 First
Monday evening July 81 the following preamble
resolutions were adopted
whereas. has pleased all wise Providence remove
from midst in life Of most respected and
dearly beloved captain Malachi Brennsn and whereas sub.
hitting he win Of the Ruler 81 the Universe do most
heartily sympahize with his afflicted family and sincerely
hope that they will b. their great loss with Christian ort
tUAe.
Pesolved That copy Of The above resolutions be transmit
ted e the family the deceased aud that they be published
in the New York Hes aid and Daily News.
conmtee-John .. Dunn, Francis Brock John McDermot
Francis Creamer, John Moran - -
sASzs !, HsAsy, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

week contains ober Interesting matter original ar
Democrats and Despos y Central America The
Remedy for Kansas Trial Of Herbert-Fou Play Our
Dublin Correspondentn Massacre by Seam THE Value
of Education, Slave Life Europe, Africa and America"
Interesting from California against the Vigilance Com
mtee Next week the Citizen viii contain important let
from John Mitchell the Presidential election This letter
York.
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ANOTHER Pn1zE F1aHr IN THE HAKnoR.-A fight

ANOTHER PHIZE FIGHT IN THE dAkEOR-h uSnL
1br $500 of Island in haFbor on Saturday
The parties engaged Jas Hart Al John Monaghan
sbruisers Of fame, and residents OF this city The
Ngbt brought TO abrupt termination after the
seventh round, Monaghan falling at its close without re
ceiying blow, which action according TO the rules OF
the prize ring loses the battle TO the falling The
night decided in favor Of Hart, who received the
stakes (s300) Neither part, exhibits any signs OF pun-
bhmento The same men met IN Canada, some months
SINCE and after fighting AZ rounds Monaghan was pro-
claimed he victor Harts hackers were not satsned AT
the result of this battle and another challenge 70 Mo-
naghan sent and accepted. Tho result OF the last
contest have given above.-Bosto1 Herald, Jay IL
A SHOCKING AFFAIR IN MIssoCu-SEvERAL
DxATHs-A man named Ray, resident Of Morgan coun-
~ had had some previous difficulty with some OF his
neighbors and, falling 10 get revenge, he concluded
70 take by poisoning the noifensive little children
Of thoee with whom he had difficulty, and who were
attending school in that county He consequently OBJ.
tainned quantity OF poison-put in squirrels head,
and laid it IN spring used by the school The result
the OF nearly the whole OF the children OF the
scbool-two three Of whom fied, and seven or eight
Others informant Gays cannot survive. The scho d.
master, whose name do not remember, and who was
also poisoned at last accounts had some parts OF him
mortified his death was beyond question. Ray was
arrested by citizens of bis neghborhood and made
his escape in the light but was again apprehended near
or Quincy Hickory county, and carried back on sun
day evening last 1t was supposed that be would be
lynched.- Warsaa0 (Mo.) Democrat. July 10.
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w nen 70 the city by steady respectable young man
perfectly understands various branches and would
charge OF borse required Can give good testimonials
his place Apply TO W. NJ c. AIS Pearl for two
days
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG NAN As
w porter, in wholesale store; good recommends
tons given Apply S94 Bleecker st. Of Bank st.
VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, AN ENGLISHMAN
w situation with wholesale wine merchant he under
stands thoroughly the timing bottng and general manage
OF wines having been long engaged in some Of the
houses in London. Address W. w. L., Herald office.
yTANTED-BY A SOPRANO SINGER WHO HAS
w fun clear voice. and read music at sight stu
alton in church The only remuneration required VIII be
what VIII enable her for the hire piaoore Please
address NJ. r., Herald Office for this week.
WANTED-A SITUATION, TO ATTEND AN IN
w valid by steady, experienced without family
woad go as waiter In small family Apply NJ 70 Bleecker
st., II Sullivan st. for T. L. b.. for three days Good
ference given.
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In Brooklyn, July 10, by the Rev. Dr. Lord, MrRRty
~ CHEsr7SA A., daughter Of samuel Acserfnan,
al Of Brooklyn
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Jas Gillian, sergman J coes BiapksnssShip 4
A Machen, j II Hunberry, Davis, VIM Mallory y
Eye, q v Rambaut Wnfree, z Jordan, James King,
CLAWS j Vaughan, w Foster Robertson, q New
serson j Moore X Munroe, @ Hartley, J Is Cooke,
Hamilton and lady Mr. N. y Rves Miss II ii Hamilton Mr.
p Thompson M Robinson, ID Weeks, Morrison George
Fesce q w Deems and son, Mark IL II Potter and IA
miy Mrs q Ii Marks daughter Miss Bossieux Mrs Ko
herson and daughter Miss Boiling Miss Gillian Miss
Dunlop Miss Boiling, NJ Waud, Bright, Murphy q
l. Hannah, Pulen, Tappey and famiy-and IA IN the
steeragc.
From Leehorn In snip Queen vctoria-Msses Marion su
san Charlotte. Flora and Harriet Winchester; Mr. boges'
Mr. Kron Miss Cartoni.
From Nassau Mp in the Br bark MedwayMajor Coleman
snd lady Mr. Smith and 3daughters Mr. johnson and lady, mr.
0swell.
From Havana in the bark Leo-Mme seraphim Cousin.
DEPARTURES.
Charleston steamship Nashvlle-Joise Peasant,
Wells j Norris, ReDnerty, Mrs FITZPATRICK. IL u
johnson, A M Sampson. III Magwood, Miss Thompson
Mics Mary Herley Thos Smith l. Rossay, Ruches and
lady j Neson p Wesson, Miss Wesson, smith Mrs
II SmAh 7 Woodward Mr. jackson, Mrs Hcks-and 10 Ia
the steerage.
For Norfolk &c, in steamship Jamestown-W Woodley
Robert GIL JOSEPH Thompson, James Thompson, Wlliem
DodQes George W Edwards William Moin, Miss Plummer
n Roberts William Jarvis and Miss Mary Jarvis Geo
Riley Walker, John Burns, Mr. Mountfort Mrs Mount
fort and Miss Mountfor Richard Being N; Jas
Owens, UsN; Mrs Miller, Edward Boge-and Is in the
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SPECIAL NOTICEH.

A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS, FOR THE Ex.
animation Of candidates for appointment in the medical
stan OF the army, will Newport Barracks
Newport KY the LIST of August next To obtain permits
sion 10 appear before this Board apply TO the
Secretary OF War Applications be accompanied by
youchng FOR the good moral character o. the APP
pcant and his physical ability perform the arduous and
active duties of an ocar Of the medical staff His age which
must be not less than 81 than N should also be
stated and his residence and place of birth Those
who upon examination, shall receive favorable report from
the Board VIII be appointed Assistant Surgeons in the
as vacancies may
SURGEON GEsERALs OFFICE, July 7, 1856
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shnus Piesse ESD by Koeng; Piesse Lubns, Frangi-
perfume Rose Newmarket Jockey Club, &C. &c
GEO. f. NIGER CO., Pharmaceutical Chemists 59
Broadway tastelcss castor OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

modern improved pianos and melodeons 20 be found
Broadway Pianos rent and rent allowed purchase
monthly payments second hand pianos from 80 70
gl40 melodeons from $40 70 sl35.
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The Greatest Improvement In PfAnofortes
NJ FIscHERS circular scale piano, warranted OF SUI
reror tone and strength Wareroom is Broadway opposite
hroadwsy theatre nanufacory corner OF Twenty eighth
apeet and Ninth
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-03-19
A NEW
Map of North Carolina,

sNHE undersigned preparing, and will publish. .,
soon rs the Necessary Surveys, &c. can Re obisn.
ed. New, large. sDd Complete Mar or Norrm Ca.
noLsl, five feet by three, well engraved and finished
in The best style.
Il 10 admitted s sides that such work Is great
desdersum in State. and u 10 in consequence el
the frequent inquiries this subject that the under
signed have embarked 10 the enterprise.
The only attempted work Of this kind 10 thai af Me-
Rae published 10 1889; and since then the Counties
Towns. Roads snd POSSIBILITIES have increased in mum.
her, and oil works Of Internal Improvements, with
small exceptions, heen set on foot.
Il is intended that the New Map. now proposed 10 he
published shall conisn. accurately laid down. 81 the
Natural Feature. Of the State The lneis, Hsrbors
Sounds, Lskes. Rivers. Greeks, Mountains. &c.
Also, the public improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plank Roads. couniics. County Towns.
Post-ofees. Cities, Villages Posi-fosds and Canals
Colleges, Aesjemies, &c. DC.
The Map will be ready By the summer Of 1885.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARcE.
10 Best Style, Glib Rollers, aud First impress
sions. $40 90
In Plain style, Black Rollers, 9 90
Raleigh. August, 1854. So
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DIR. sTRONG's
AM grONlACM PILLS.

pECICRAL gTOMACEl PILLS,
Remedy for Coughs, Colds, caf0rrh, Bron- ehifis.
Group. Whoopins Cough, Asshms, Consumption, Nsr-
yous Diseases Dyspepsia Costiyeness. ErysPsls DE-
ease Of the Heart Inflammation and Pain IN the Chest
Back and Side, and all diseases arising from defsnss
Cd state Of the Stomach and 10 relieve the js,rsss and
bad feeling from eating hearty food In weak ssd
dyspepiie habits. ~ Warranted TO be purely We
getnble.
These Pills act az an Expectosnt, Tonic, and Ape
RENT One 81 cent boz possesses three times more pow.
or 10 cure diseases Than one dollar bottle Of any ofhs
Syrups, Baissms, or Sasaparss that were aver made,
and simple trial Of only ons boz will prove this ih-
portant truth.
they promote Ex:ectOratlOn, Loosen
tho Phegm and Clear the Lungs and other Seerslery
Organs Of IN morbid matter, and there 10 no other re-
NEEDY In the whole Ma,ers Medea capable OF impsH-
ing such healing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital o-
gans rs these Pills- They cure C0stis encss,
produce good. regular Appetite and Strengthen the
stem. Price rs cents per box. containing 70 doses
Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell The Pills. snd get The
Planters Almassr' grGfis, si,ns full particulars sad
certificates Of cures.
Both kinds OF the shove named Pills are for sale "
Hillsborouyh by Den Ms HEARTr; and at Chapel
Hill hy r. ID. SAUNDERS; who sso keep suPply
OF Dr. speneers Vegetable Pills, and Dr. Huls Csls.
hrsisd Pills. which stop the chils and Fever the frat
day. and do not sicksn The stomach OF operate on ihs
bowels.
August 20. 0o-lY
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

N away from the subscriber on tho 9TH Of July.
1883, Negro Girl named JANE, aged shout
% years. She 10 black heavy eel. Of ordinary height.
sioops forward lule when walking issi. and u frss
spoken. She was formerly owned by Nr. james John.
sion. Of Alsmsnce, and her mother 10 now owned ~
John Treluger, esq, end she 10 probably lurking In
Aiamanee county. The shove reward will be given
FOR her apprehension and delivery 10 me. near less
burg, Cssweii county, for hsr confinement in sny
eli 90 that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
August IS u--ts
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III you want ylR2I RATE CARIIAETs,
which will not only render good service but he sls1
neat, call The subscriber living six miles north Of
Hilsborough. He has hecn carrying on the business
or the last sixteen months. aud his work has proved
be irrrsie. He is determined that his work shall con-
tnue TO lie executed in the hest manner. fully equal
any ia this section Of country snJ nj prices suit pur
essers Persons wanting Carriages can send their or
ders through the Post Office 81 Hshoroueh and they
will he promptly attended 70. Al Kinds Of Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate TERMS
r The subscriber has purchased The right fof Orange
County in PArEsT Bnikr for al kinds Of Gaisges-
10 which he invites The siisniioD Of the public.
Eg- The subscribers Wool Cardiug
Machines are in good order, and are doing The very
hest quality Of work. Prices as heretof REL Eight cents
for white; Twelve and hslfce Cor mixed OF One-6h
Pan fthe wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
JSne 20. 4Iit-
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BOOB ACCENTS WANTED.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
Two obtain subscribers for Book ihsi viii be przed
by every literary and reading man az an important
National Work, bcinga
Cyclopadia Of American Literature,
embracing personal and crrsl naiees Of Authors with
passages from their Writings, from the earliest period 10
the present day by L. a. G. H. Dug kinrk with more
than 900 Portrait. Of Authors, Views Of Colleges and
other Literary Institutions tirneiiss o. Residences, &c.
together with over 900 Autographs.
The Book will he published by Me-. Charles scrbnes,
New YORK. iS two roys octave volumes 81 1900 pages
printed super6ne paper ADD iyps gill he ready
The 18th Of November and sa ercIssriy by agents.
Subscription price seven dollars.
A Cifeulsf giving foil details Of discount made 20
Agents. wio will find ranvas.ips for this hook an m.
usually peasan, and profitable business duties required
% ihsm de-, will he farniscl u pef.oBs di.posed 10
engage ia ihe business, ny addressing The surc, es.
General Agent ~ the sale u The work for the states %
New York. North and souih csroIins and Georgia.
Agents will please sisle what districts they propose
70 ani whether they hsse before been engaged
in the business.
A. ". RIIOORBAcH,
rs Ns-au street., New nsk.
H5SSnbvrs. r.
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

To ne Fsrui'y and Trustees u !SAoolsand coFsge,
GEsrtssss The undersigned ere preparing > large
and handsome Map Of the State and Gazetteer 70
company H. We wish 10 have engsvings of the Pub.
lie buildings Colleges aud Academies, 10 emlesh The
Gazetteer aud The borders 81 The Map. This plsn will
give publicity your Institution 90 well q. show what
our state Is doing We will therefore. inert In The
Gazetteer. eagrsving 81 your building. II you will
furnish Us with The dfswings-you paying the expense
Of The plaie Of which you have duplicate siefeo.
type plate Cor your Circulars. &c. And " you will pay
The expense al engraving will also have The Bull
ding The Mar border. which viii be m advertisement
for al tine 10 Ifyou viii send written de-.
scipon u your College, or school, he name location
faculty. trustees, terms, &C., we will insert Il ~ The Ga
zeeer fire. charge. se,el Institutions have already
done 20. bot we want oil In The State.
Very Repeatedly your obedient servants.
WIN. d. COOKE, Raleigh,
SAMUEL. PEARCE. Hii.boroush.
Address WIN. d. Cooke, at Rsleish, NC.
June ~, 1855. pa
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COME AT LAST.

GUME al LAST!
4 AM now in receipt Of LARGE and WELL Sc
LECTED Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
! avn determined to eel At reasonable prices. Below
give q few leading siices:
5000 yards Of Cslicoes all grades;
1900 yards Of striped, checked, paid and solid col
ored Mossline de LANES;
French and English Merinos, assorted colors;
Coburgh Cloths;
Aohaf Debsge,.for riding dresses;
Black, figured, and plain black Alpscas,
Black. figured, and plain black silks;
Black More Antique silk, for dresses and msniiIss
Plaid, checked, and plain coored silks;
White and Black Silk Laces;
Norie Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
Gallons and Gmps, Of all color.. for trimmings;
Black and colored Cloths. for making cloaks. &c.
call particular attention 10 my sIock Of goods fol
Men and Boys wear, il being much larger than usual
comprising IN part,
Kentucky leans; Ermne Cloth; Diagonal Tweeds;
Black and cOlored slneitsi
Black Doeskin Cassimeres, nf all pricesy
Fancy and plain colored Csssimeres;
5000 yds Of bleached and unblesched Cotton Cloths
Fine black and colored Cloths;
Red and White flannels, Of all grades;
I.inseys, Of ~ qualities;
Linen and Cotton Table Cloths;
Apron Cherks; Bed Ticking;
Negro end Bed Blankets. some very fine;
Ladies' Collars sleeve CuIs, and Cllrmssus, French
worked bands:
Irish Linen., Of al qualities;
BiiIlsnls, for underdfes-es;
Jseonet, checked, anped, figured, and pIsin swis.
Muslin;
great variety Of Cloves for ladies'. gentlemen and
children;
Ladies. and Mems Rubber Overfhccs;
Mems Bsfkao 0rer.shoes;
SCHOOL BOOKS AWAY. on hand.
A large lot Of Pine Cigars, Of the most approved
brands; Smoking and Chewing Iolseeo; Pencil sharp
enefs; Springs; AIles; Mos, pattern Canvas; Of
carpeting; Hsrse Collar; Hsmes; ssdle-hsgs Coach
copsl and Ispsn yam,hes; Paint snd varnish Brush.
%; Linseed and Train Oil; Castings; Grind Stone.
Hsnsings; &e.
Al ofihe sbsse. and any thing ususily kept IN re-
laiI store can bs found Il JAMES WEBB'S.
Orioi,sr 70. To-
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscribers are now receiving aud opening I
4 large and varied stock Of New
fall ano ddliattr 6oo0s,


which they offer on reasonable terms.
Il is impossible Ia advertisement 10 snunerals oil
The articles 10 which they would call scniien but ihsy
have FOR LADIES,
solid English and French Merinos.
Black, Striped, Plaid and Moire Antiqas Silks,
All Wool Del.aines, Solid and Fancy.
Mouseine Del.sines,
New Winter Bonnet Ribbons.
Grass Buds, Wheat and Velvet Leaves Tor Trin-
ming Bonnels,
Velvet Marie Antique Trimmings,
Mohair Head Dresses,
Philadelphia Shop-MaJe shors,
Cloaks, Maniillas, TsImss. aud Shswis.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Oveicoais Of oil grades,
Black and Colored Frock Coats,
Plush and Cut Velvet Vests.
Leary's Ventilated Dress Hats.
Solid and Fancy Cassmers.
India Rubber Coats and Pants,
Gloves, Socks, Ties, &c.
Their stock Of KeIseys, Blankets. Hats and shoes.
selected with great care. and will compare In qssL
iy and price with any in The market.
&c. TURRENTlNE & SON.
Octnher 9. g.
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DIR. sTRONG's
Compound Sanatfyc Pills.

VNHESE Pillsare entirely Vegetable, and are mort
superior Medicine in the cure Of all Bilious Com
Ser Complaint, Jaandice, Sick HtaSuche. Scrgfuio,
san Rlcism Ferers Of all kinds, Loss 81 Appefis, %
.frycfed and Paint l Mensuafion, aud all lingering
diseases.
Al FJmae Medicine they act like charm; and
when taken according the directions they never hi
10 cure the worst cases Of Piles, after oil other re-
needles fail.
They purify the blood. equaze the circulation, res
tore The Liver Kidneys and other Secretoy Organs 70
healthy tone and action; and an Anti Bilious Fs-
mily Medicine, they have no equal. Price sb esals
per box.
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TERMs. IS BEFnRE. NJ
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
D ruBIisHGB wtxEIr
nv DENNIS nEARTr 4 son.

Terms.--Two Dollars year, " paid IL ai,,nc.
Two Dollars and fihy Gents II no, paid within ,L,..
months; o. Three Dollars u delsyet until s,, Ihs o..
pirsiion ~ lie year.
No paper will he discontinued until I'll sus,ns,.
paid, unless at the option Of The pubIisbeTs-
Hereafter no pspci will I've scnt 10 i new sul..,I,-<,
out Of this sate'uness payment IL made IN adyspe =
some person y The state viii become responsible 10 Ne
editors; and The paper will not bc ,nt q .ul.,,.,
out Of the state fof more an two yesfs vi,hou,
meni, unless y 10 10 personally known 10 us IA a
whose inIcgnIy We have confidence.
advertising Rates for The Recorder.
hrvrHrisEN1srs not exceeding fourteen lines. ers
dollar for lhs FIRST snd twenty-five cent. for each ,aIss
guent insertion longer onss 10 proportion. coursss
seItsensnis twenty-five ftr cent. higher. ds,l,,'r
orons-ihirJ vii be inside 20 advertisers " tie ,ssr.
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(tAsTII.E sosp. Brown Windsor sosp. Turrsn,pe
" scsp. Fancy soaps, large rs'iriy.
For sale By LONG a cAIs.
Mss ~
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BRANDRETH,s PILLS.

For ie cure Of isfsenrs, Cold, f,diyesfion, Dy,.
pepsia, Headaehe, Debility, Htakaess,
DC. &c. dc.
ora Fresh Supply just received. and for sale by
theigents, ID. HEART Il Son, al the Printing Office.
HillsborOush Jsmss B.M.Dads, Chapel Hill; snd
GA .Mebsns Mason Hall.
fuly sth. 1884,. iy44-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-31
saturday Maruins. nfay ri. IS50.
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRI,
TAIN

The President communicated TO Congress on
Thursday the following Message, accompanied hy
series of papers, of which we append the lead
ing enc, being the reply of Mr.. Marcy to the corn
m inication of Lord Clarendon of the 3oth Of
last, in relation to the Enlistment controversy
WASHINGTON, May %. 1856.
To the Seaate and House Of Representatives.
have ceased to hold intercourse with the En-.
voy Extraordinary and Minister pleniono.a
oi her Majesty the Queen of the United 49,,
OF Great Britain aad ireland near this fsaSsrn'
meni In Masking communication of This sao, - :,
has been deemed by me- proper also TO Law befors
lie duty which have led TO the adont;o, 90 puo
ure ot SO much Importance. They appear In tha
documents herewith transmitted 20 both Uo,,sas ae
FRANKLIN PIERCE
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Mr.. II. L. Ellsworth. WIN. some t,f,aar xsor,
age, @ was Commissioner of Patents. has nearly
9,ouu acres planted with corn this year, in La.