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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOYTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following drawn numbers the Maryland
dated Lottery benefit Of Town OF Bel Air,
IL, drawn March IL, 1857:
10 81 II SO "a SO IL &C So 3 "A 2
The following the numbers of
Lottery, cinss 3d. drawn March 10, 1857:
10 II II " 80 20 10 Is 70 CT 80 Il
II. FRANCE & Co., Manager,
D. II. MePHAL, Commissioner.
Mar 20--u
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.



416oiishHsa Of The Quarantine al Odessa Trade Of
has been received from authentic
that the quarantine at Odessa which had previous
y been removed only certain time, was entirely abol-
ishsd about the 23d of January last.
The value of the exports for the quarter ending Deem
Der 81 1856 is set down $50 silver rubes the value
OF the imports at 3493 962 silver rubles THE value othe
rube is sevenyfge cents During this quarter one hun
dred and forone vessels arrived at this port OF which
siKvnne brought eargoes and sevenytwo were in bal
last Two hundred and twenty vessels sailed from this
port one hundred and seventy of which had cargoes and
fifty were In ballast During the prior three quarters end
ing December 3lst the total value OF Ors amounted to
1905, l5s silver rubles, or about $l35sl,322.
The value of the exports exceeds that of the imports by
about Se,7o35ss There is however, this remark to be
made respecting the imports The value put down for the
merchandise only that has entered the town for consump
ton and the value of the merchandise deposited at the
depo OF the cuso-house is included in It, Were all
the merchandise entered for consumption the difference In
the value OF the exports the imports would be- less,
though the former always much greater than the latter
This year the mpoaons had been very considerable to
supply the reduced stocks which had become very low du
ring the One article alone will exempy what has
been said The value of the salt imported is put down al
silver rubes which is for the quantity Of 242 $40
pools passed through the house for consumption
whereas the quantity arrived is known to exceed million
Of pools The permission given to import salt up to jan
uary 1857 the Of this large Importation for it is
prohibited article.
The tariff Is under examination but whether there is to
bs any change in it is unknown correspond
eat On the l4h Of August next the privilege which
Odessa enjoys of being two-fhs of free port will ex-
pe and there has been yet nothing whatever said about
renewing the privilege nor is it at all expected.
Besides the sailing vessels above alluded to- Austrian
weekly has been running between Odessa and Ga
az together with several English steamers (Which do not
run very regularity between Odessa and Constantnope
Russian company is about forming, which is to have
forty fifty boats, which will regularly between the
different ports the Black and several OF the principal
ports Of the Mediterranean Already number of boats
been purchased open OF the lines early in the
spring The Russian government ia order TO aid 80 aud-
able undertaking and to insure its success, will give
considerable for the carriage of its dispatches
1t is stated that the preimnares for the construction Of
railroads have been arranged aud the lines are TO go
through tbtseven hundred versts of the country and
are to be finished in of years For the
en Odessa is connected with these projected lines OF
railroad.
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RAILROADS AT THE WEsr--The Iowa Central Airline
oad Company has put under contract the entire line
road, commencing at Sabula, Iowa, the Mississippi
anu terminating at some point due west on the Missouri
Distance Of $50 miles.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Farming in OhioThe Commissioner Of Patents has re-
ceived description of farming in Ohio from Joel Mer-
rmon, of Geaugo county Mr.. M. commenced farming in
Ohio when the country new, and after series OF ex-
periments has become convinced that onehaf OF the
crops of the country lost by poor shallow poughing
which impovershes the soil In light poughing there is
no depth OF soil, and the work the most damage
About two years ago the writer of this letter poughed six
acres of land fourteen inches deep average from
which he raised six hundred bushels of corn.
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EsNN's HRIVIsH CONsUL,s HAND BOOK,

~ INNS HRITIsH CONsUL's HAND BOOK, VOL
Il London.
On Consular Service BY John Green British Greece,
vol, London.
hIesch Manuel Pracique Consuat, VOL, Leipsic.
Dc Cussy Reglements CDnulalres Etafs Malnes vo
Lepsic. -
Dc Clercq ct DE yaa Guide Pracque Ccnsuas, VOL,
N,oreui Manuel dee Agents Consulaires vol Paris.
Moreuu; hictionnaire Cbanceee Dplomaques Con-
suiairss, vols, Paris.
De Gussy Dco"nare du Diplomatic du Consul Lepsic,
Hensbas Manual for United States Consus,
The United States Consular System aud Manual Tor ConuI
VOL Washington.
Tuson British Practical Guide, voI Lon
don.
e Martens Prees dec dros
maidues e Com u'aires Q v Ia Paris.
Eof; American Diplomatic
sut Q vols, Washington.
many subjoct Mari
time Law Laws OF War IN other
branches Of Diplomacy aud International Law imported o Eu
rope by FRANCK TAYLOR
March 10
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'' Washington March l6, 1851,
Medical Board consist OF
Surgeon c. A Finley,
/" II. s. satterlee
a- {" O. McDougai,
will assemble city of New day OF May 1857
thereafter practicable assistant
for promotion, Of dates admission into The
medical staff Of the army.
The junior member of the board will set recorder
ny order ofthe Secretary Of War:
8. COOPER,
Adjuan, General.
Applications for admission into the medical staff of The army must
be r'nde through the Secretary of War. .a.
March 10 div
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daya3&.
Admission. % ens
Children, lax cents
Descriptive pom phets for sale in the hall.
o. italia has before been exhibited In Washington
hir ID Id
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wAueRs TTALn-We learn that this painting will re
main exhibition few days more, and that SATURDAY.
afternoon the 'Lputian family win be brought out 70
the amusement Of the young folks,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

WAUGH'5 ITALIA
And tho
LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY
VIII open on
TUESDAY, MARCH ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

The St Louis Inteliigencer learns from a
gentleman who gathered the statistics from
the papers, that there was no less than TWEEN
ty-seven executions appointed to come off on
the 18th ult., in Missouri and Illinois.
The Herald of Freedom of the 27th ult.
estimates the influx Of population to Kansas
the present season at 80, 900. and is Of opin>
ion that before winter sets in 100000 will
have been added to the permanent population
Of the Territory.
A gentleman, who does not wish his name
known, has given TO Princeton Theological
Seminary SIC, 000--the interest Of which is to
be appropriated to sustain poor young men,
during their course Of study in that lastitu-
ton. Money well appropriated.
The Deseret News of May 20 announces
the return Of Brigham Young to the seat Of
his Government after an absence Of sixteen
days. The.haryest in Utah was fattering.
Four persons were killed and twenty
wounded by an accident OH the Cincinnati and
Marietta rail road on Thursday.
Coon NEws.-The Courier de Hapre saws
that no fly will enter room in which a
wreath of walnut leaves has been hung up
The experiment is worth trying.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

Hon. WIN. q. Reed. U. S. Minister 10
China. accompanied by Mr. MeKinstry, Sec.
retary Of Legation, Mr.. Reeds two sons. and
Mr.. Forbes, who are attached TO the legation,
set sail from Hampton Roads on Thursday
last for China.
GENERAL WooL.-This noble old veteran,
whose life was recently despaircd Of, has
passed the crisis in his sickness which threat.
ened il. Gen. Wool has been in commission
forty.hye years. rising by merit from the
rank Of captain 70 that Of major.gcneral.
As the fireworks we're progressing upon
Boston Common IN the evening Of the 4th, a
shell.rocket mortar burst, killing four persons
and injuring two,
The estimated amount Of stock that have
died Of starvation aud cold in the United
States during the past winter, is slJO,OOO.
600.
A destructive Gre occurred in Cincinnati,
on Friday last. The loss is estimated az $3.50.
600, on which there IS insurance amounting
to only 100000.
Sixteen Of The Russian vessels that were
sunk during the war in the Black Sea, be-
tween Seabstopol. NicolaieIi and Odessa, have
been raised.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, July 9th.
The steamer Columbia has arrived with
advices from Liverpool to the Gath ult.,
-four days later.)
She reports downward tendency in bread
stuffs, and decline Of sixpence in corn.
The weather had been favorable to the
growing crops.
The general news is unimportant.
Enquiry had been made in the House Of
Commons why several guns of large calibre
Lord Palmure made satisfactory explana.
tion to the effect that they were ordered up
on the report Of select committee to test
their merits.
The Jewish Disability bill had been so
amended as to prevent Jews from holding any
Office whatever, belonging to the ecclesiasti-
cal courts, or in any manner to WELD an in
fluence in the affairs Of the church.
At the same sitting Of the House, Mr..
Smith moved the following resolution: Re-
solved, that in the opinion Of this House il is
expedient that Parliament shall direct imme-
date attention to the best mode of removing
the obstacles which impede the application Of
British capital and skill to the Improvement
Of the productive powers Of India.
The mover followed up his resolution with
a speech principally advocating the growth
of cotton in lndia-stating that Candeish
province alone was capable Of growing more
cotton than is now produced in the United
States-that there was plenty Of British capi-
tai available to promote its cultivation If a
guarantee were given that proper facilities
would be afforded by internal Improvements
and better government.
A debate ensued, nut no action was taken.
The grain crops in France were in a mag.
nificent condition.
1t was believed that the grape disease had
disappeared, and large vintage was antici-
pated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15
NOTICE TAXES.

SHALL attend at the following times and places to
collect the Taxes for the year 1856, viz:
At Thomas J. Cates's, on Monday the 9Th July.
James w. Miles's, on Tuesday the l4,h.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the 18th
John NJ. Pa,ish's, on Thursday the 10th.
Alexander Halls, on Friday the 18th.
Hilsborough, on Saturday the 18th.
Red Mountain, on Monday the Goth
Midway, on Tuesday the 2lst.
Wehbs Douglas Factory. Wednesday the 22d.
Harris Wilkersons, On Thursday the 23d
VIM. N. Prau's Ssre, on Friday the cath.
John A. Coles, on Saturday the 18th.
Asa b. Gunters, on Monday the 9Th.
William frice's, on Tuesday the 2sh.
Chapel Hill, Wednesday the 2Jih.
White Cross, on Thursday the Both.
Thomas Longs, Friday the 3lst.
Hshoroush, Town Tax, on Saturday, Isl Aug
The Magistrates appointed TO take The list of Taxa
hes in the several districts, will aeud 1T the same times
and places. Puuetuai,y is expected in all.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff
June Is. go
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IMPRovEsRST OF ISpIASs.-The editor Of
the Dallas (Teras) Herald, who has just re-.
turned from visit TO the Lower BRACES Re.
sersation. where he bad favorable opportn.
nifty Of witnessing the working Of the policy
adopted BY the Government. Of colonizing the
Texas Indians. says that this policy is succt ed :
Ing beyond the most sanguine hopes. IN the
Lower Reserve there are bands OF some
eight or ten tribes, among others the Wacoes
Caddoes, I'ankawsys, riwakanays. Keecheis,
Anadsrcoes. lonies. &c. They are settled IN
villages, have built comfortable huts and
wigwams. and are culti,ating corn and
wheat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

CousTERFEr BANK NoTEs.-The Rich
mond Naiioaai .7mericD, learns that counter.
felt $40 notes on the Farmers Bank have
made their appearance in that city, and that
in some instances parties who ought to know
have been deceived aud received them as
genuine. The signature Of the President.
VIM. II. Mcfarland, is said 10 be admirably
executed. The Chashier's is a rather pnor
imitation Of the genuine. Counterfeit Sos
on the Bank of Cape Fear (N. o. are al
plentiful as blAckberirs in August.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

maize candidate for Congress- held At I.eeOmpon
the ~ inst Ex-Governor Ransom, Of Michigan.
was nominated by ,wo,hrds vote. A resolution en-
dotsing the policy Of Governor Walker, and express.
ing determination % supper. him, was adopted A
resolution to adopt constitution TO be framed BY the
Constitutional Convention, whether Submitted the
people not, Lost BY vote Of foriy 70 Il
is stated that majority Of the Convention Is COM
posed Of pro-savery men. but the whole the Demo.
cratic party support the views in Gov Walkers nau-
gural address, and approve the Submission q the
siitution TO the people
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pretty conclusive evidence that the spirit which stirred
up the sversmths Of Ephesus in the days Of the apos-
tie Paul is not yet extinct. We find that even now
the makers Of . silver shrines," when they find the
profits Of their craft in danger very easily excited
to cry out" Great is Diana of the Ephesans u
To show that we are not singular in our condemna-
ton of the Lottery SYSTEM publish the following
from the Savannah Republican. II will be that
the editor Of the Republican quite strong lam
guagc any we have employed:
From the Savannah Republican.
LOTTERY swINDLEs.
II would astonish one unacquainted with
the facts, to know the real extent Of downright
swindling that is being carried on through the
instrumentality OF the Lottery system-chief.
ly at the north. II has become a great nui-
ssnce in our land, as It is conducted in some
places, leading the young and unsuspectiag
into vice and dishonesty, and to eventual
ruin. One half Of the thieving and deialca-
tons now SO common among the employees
of government officers, banks and commercial
houses. we have no doubt, takes its origin in
the temptations held out by these inquitous
concerns. They have regular system Of
correspondence, chiefly with those who are
entrusted with the funds Of others, and such
persons they ply with all the appeals that in
genuity can invent, such as personal compii-
ments. promises Of large fortunes, special
arrangements iu their behalf ia some parti.
cular drawing, &c. &c.
Asa specimen Of this species Of rascality
we publish below an apparently confidential
letter, received some days ago. by an officer
Of one Of the banks Of this city. from a con.
Germ purportiag 10 have an existence in Bal
timore. Notwithstanding the familiar air Of
the writer, the gentleman TO whom il was
addressed never heard before Of his kind
friends" Swayne & Co.:
BALTIMORE, June 18th, 1857.
DEAR SR:-- We have often thought strange why
correspondence has been limited, notwthstand.
ing we have frequently sent you our circular. How
object in writing this time Is for the purpose
Of Offering you rare nducemenL We have in the
Pokomoke Lottery, drawing July 81, very singular
arranged package, aud that has drawn more large
prizes than any other printed until has won the
title fthe Lucky Package" The same costs but
$40, and contains lweny-six tickets Nee full scheme
enclosed. To show our confidence in this package,
will promise you another free Of cost. IL the one We
send fails 10 draw three number prize the lowest
being 800 and the capital S2060s.
We fully trust you will fayorably consider the offer
"A We dealing in good faith aud with an effort 10
sell you the capital. Now is your chance. Enclose
US $40, and the package will be sent by return mail.
Your friends, sWAYNE & co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

EaTIse 0RaseE PEEL.-We learn that a
little son Of Robt. Oliver, Of this city, about
i've years II age, is now lying in a very crit.
ical condition from the effect Of eating orange
peel on Monday last. Parents cannot be too
cautious in keeping orange peel from their
children. as IL contains an active poisonous
oil, which 10 many cases has caused the
deaths Of persons who indiscreetly made use
Of them. Life is jecpardized every time the
rind is taken into the stomach.
N. v. journal or Commerce.
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.qnOiLer P,martoble cnrt Of .Serohlla.

Sparta. Caroline Co. Va. March, 1851.
Messfa Bennett 4 Beers. Richmond, -Genilcmeni
Your Cariefs Spanish Mixture has performed a re.
mafkahc cure IN the person q servant man, afflicted
with scfofula ID The very worst form. So bad had be
become, that bic eyes were entirely closed, and had
been % fof more Than yeSfi As last resort, as
everything else had failed, Il resolved 10 try the
mixture. We administered i according 70 directions.
and wonderful 10 say, perfect cure has been effected.
an satisfied that no Medicine equals sCarefs
Spanish Mixture o. 4 purifier Of The blood. u
efeaingq quite en- excitement here aud s,ll.vety rapidly
send another LOT BY railroad. ioup trnly.
X. $. BR0ADDUS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

IL We call attention 10 Prof Woods !" Hair Re.
aOratiye advertisement. Without doubt the only ie.
mejy tina, can the hair 10 il pristine quality and
has given universal satisfaction The Professor has
The testimonials Of hundreds Of cases cured BY this in.
fabIs restorative, and We can cordially recommend il
10 I'll who need 10 use this valuable preparation.
Cincinnati Daily san.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

THE EELcTIoS RIoTs. Three Of the rioters
at the Municipal election in Washington
we're, on the SOth Of June, sentenced to
twelve months imprisonment and fined SIS
and costs. Two Others forfeited their bail.
Other cases are pending. The Judge init
mated IN an address to the prisoners that he
would IN all cases deal severely with thpse
convicted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

THnsE VINO WE'RE DUPEp The sick and
penniless portion Of Walkers Nicaraguan
army, just arrived at New York, are in dan
ger Of starvation. The u. ). officers who
brought them home raised 4 contribution for
them. but since they have got to New York
sympathy seems to be less active. IL is noted
as curious fact that Walker himself has not
been seen near them, but has suddealy made
up his mind 10 travel South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

THg BoLpEsr Ygr.--A lady went into
store in New York city rccentlv, to purchase
a shawl. Just as she was handing the clerk
two fifty dollar bills, she received blow on
the face from a well dressed person, who
exclaimed. !" Ilorbade you buying i shawl, !"
and snstehing the money from her hand, he
esaporated. The lady tainted. and on re.
covering, the merchant expressed surprise
that her husband should have acted so IN.
gentlemanly; but his surprise was greatly
increased when the lady informed him that Il
was not her husband, aud that she had never
seen him before The bold thiel, however,
had made good his escape.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

MOVING AWAY.

We have often wondered why people, who
were we'll situated in North Carolina, aud 10
easy circumstances, should break up, leave
their relations. old friends and neighbcrs,
aud move of TO the West Some of the
lands in North Carolina are as good as any
10 the worlj-produee as much cotton, corn,
&c, with convenient and good markets. Is.
pecially does this remark apply to the soil IL
our immediate section. The other day a
friend who was speaking oi the great advance
in The price Of lands shout here within the
last few years, stated that he knew land that
had been worked one hundred years which
would produce as well now Is any land in
the West, East, North or South. II does
seem strange that farmers should think OF
emigrating when they have 50 MANY advan.
iages here. with health and comforts which
they never regain IN their new homes.
Suppose certain tracts Of land in some Of
the new States do produce q little more than
ours. there are Disadvantages connected with
u which lar out.number the advantages.
Markets are not as convenient. prices are
not as good, aud The pri,ations are ten times
greater.
We saw a man recently who tried the CT.
pertinent 81 moving on. lie told Us that be
was in moderate circumstances, making
enough Tor bis family, always having little
10 sell, and enjoyed good health but that he
became charmed with the glowing accounts
81 the pro,Iaetiyenfss 1.-THE soil u some south.
western State. lie sold out and took up
Ills line Of march for better land" Said
he. +" have come back and intend TO buy my
old farm again--l have Lost BY the operation
two thousand dollars-and if I can recover
from the false step made, will never leave
guod old North Carolina again unless carried
or BY force" Himself and family had been
sick nearly I'll the time they we're gone. aud
when we last saw him he was searching for
doctor 10 eradicate The disease he had con.
traeted during bis organizations. So il Is
with hundreds Of others. Western Democrat.
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rF n our Government were ss liberal and quick 10
reward their citizens Tor any wonderful aci performed
discovery made, OF invention perfected are the Gov.
ernmen,s IN Europe, We would envy such man as @.
A. I,ennsrd, o. New York, Coz be would no Doubt he
smolhefed with honos u be lived where merit was &c.
warjed. That article Of bis called The South Amer.
can Fever and Ague Remedy. u one Of the creates,
remedies We ever heard o. and i such sure cue II l.
surprising that The medical faculty does no, buy the re-
eeip,, and make i the only standard remedy for that
disease.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-15

Mr.. B. S. Midyett. Of hyde county, was
killed by lightning On the s9th ult., whilst
returning from his daily occupation to his
family. Mr.. Midyett was mechanical en-
gineer. and at the time ofhis death had charge
Of Mr.. Roses steam mills.
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ST. Ions. InlY I

ST. Louis, July =.
q. S. Troops Slain By he Ladiaas.-The
St. Joseph (Mo.) Journal of the ID publishes
statement Of French trader that body Of
100 troops and so transfers Of Col. Summers
command were attacked by large body Of
Cheyenne and Anafaboe Indians, 200 miles
west Of Fort Kearney, and all were slain.
This sad report is confirmed by trader who
arrived at Pacific city, Iowa. on the ID. and
also by an emigrant train from Salt Lake.
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while mid the gardens leafy trees
Pervades constant cooling breeze"

Mosr PRAtsEwoRTnY.-Th Cheraw Ga,
z'tte says: We learn upon undoubted au-
thority, that citizen Of our district, John
Wilkes, Esq, who was fortunate enough last
season to make corn to spare, has constantly
refused to take more than 81 per bushel for his
corn, while il was selling at from .25 to
81 so all round him. Nor would he sell to men
Of means, but held his corn for his poor and
needy neighbors. Such conduct is so praise
worthy that we record il FOR the benefit Of
those who do otherwise.