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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE z.
STEAMSHIPS TO AND F.oM HAVANA.

sTEANsHiPs AND FR0I HAvANA.
SausLiD PbRa9ephia-From New YORK 3D. arriving at Tia.
vsns Orleans lth. From Eerorei 2t H..
ysna ed arriving az New York 23th.
SeamfAip Quaker Cify-Fom NewYork I'LL OF each month,
arriving Havana l2ih and Mobile li.h. From Noble 2d,
Hevans l4ih striving at New.York 18th.
SsGaslip Cdh1pbd-From New York 18th, striving at is-
18th, and Orleans 10Th From New Or.eias 18th,
Hrv.Ia 9th, arriving at SewYoTk Sept 3.
Steamship EELhe City-Frou New York l7ih arriving az
Hsvana sd and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans Sept
Havana 9Th, siTivins at NewYoTi 18th.
SteGHsp Black Warior-Fronl New York 2. arrives At
HsyaEa Sept and New Orleans Sd From New Orleans 18th,
Havana 18th, arriving az New. York 18th.
SecmshP Isatd-From Cbareton 4th and 2, due a. Ha-
7ih and sd From Havana 10th and 25tn, due AZ New
York Nih and 3Ist-
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Markets .Rcnor.el lz Telegrapk.


grFr,Lo AuE 22-6 m.-FLoUs unchsnseti sales 100
his a. rs for choice Ohio; SO 0 30 6s tor extra do
and 80 IS 81 for extra old Indiana WHEAT steady and held
fruly with small sales: white kentIchy 4. - sacNed
CoRS lower and duh: sales 900 bui a, 7i TO- delivery IA
ali this month and ~ d7fo. the spot OATS qaiet And
nominal AZ about Sc RYE lower with small sales at Se
WRI.Xy uu chan ged sales sDe b5 at c gallon tRE,ShTs
,.es1y O. for Corn 20 Troy aud 0ic % New1oIk LAKE
IMPORTS up ~ noon to-day: GOO bbs Flour l&OO bash
Wheat 10000 bush. Com, and 5000 bush Osts CANAL EN
PORTS l7tO0 bush heat 81 90 bush. Corn both mostly -
iije water 5, ,-, r..
OsvTcO Ayr 22-s D. NJ Flour steady, demand heh'.
WTr ar unchanged; sales bush at 81 AZ for Milwaukee
Club ana 81 Ss Ger Chicago Spring Coax in i.ir demiali
ssie. NJ 900 bush FREIGHT unchanged LAKE IMPORTS To-
d,y a. 6oe kush Corn CANAL Exports S,cco bush Corn
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s. steamship southerner, Robertson. Charleston ws
mcse and pass spoaerd Tleson Co. On Thursday a.
m passed steamship Cshawbs for New OreaHs ct 90 N.
so miles Of Frying Pan spoke bark Maria Morton and rs
York, with loss Of nanssl. From Haeras experiences
ship Thornton Collins Liverpool July ls with mase and
5s5 pass Williams Guon ell well sth inst lat ~ on. %
death On board during the passage. c,~,,.r
Bark Palermo, lnghsm, Palermo June 29 passed Vv
July - with fruit tc., end IA 20 ChamDeran fHs
Co. July H. Let 81 H. lon 10 45 sPoae oaIs sn sis ~ ~
io.etopsa Samuel Barr boy) fell frcm toe io.eIp III
struck on the foreyard and from ther 49, s
on the foreyprd bsvrg killed him ine Z. mas e@pe'nss'
succession cf Hght W. winds the entire passage; "A.
RIiy Arsasn 1Br) Lcckhart, Windsor N s., days, Win
Benanra Staples shediac 10 days. with lumber to L. X.
ts Bray Calais days, with lumber 70 Zeb M'y'
~, M.resre. (Br D. Ieneberry Haryey ~ b. days with
Iuidipg stone 90 r. I. Neyiss & sons.
SckT Damon, Pitcher Calais dsys with sih to g. Boira'
scr H. Curtis johnson, Calais days. with lumber % MAJ
scr Harriet Neal Hsn.conb Esstport dsys with lsth ~
plaster TO Brett. Son & Co. ~
schr Yarmogth PhiIney Boston IN ballast. a
schr. John Harris Roberts Philadelphia for Boston.
Sem. Persia tBr), smith, Windsor n s. days, VITA F~
ter 20 master.
schr. Ade!side Nickerson, Boston for Albeny.
sioop Oregon, Rhodes. Providence -,
Steamer Georges Greek, Morley, Charleston days W.
wheat and cotton H. Il. Cromwell Experienced heavy N
gales the whole OF the passage. a
Ss,a.r DelswsIe, Copes, Philsdelphia and Cape My
hours, mo se. 10 4. Perkins. :.
Steamer WeschcsteI Clark, Providence 10 hours, udss "
Isaac Odsl. a.
Steamer Po;onska, Cushmsn, EewBedford with mess. 70
joseph Allen.
wIND-DuriDs the day from s.w.
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fun sis,,e50; .tsrl from sat i.lstd home, With

srD fsi,t50; sbsri from q sat isistd hone, viii
raj. ct !Oc. per hush.
TIE business Of he Sub-Tres,uuy was, Re@e'p's,
$lc' el7 20; Pa1rerts, :72:73 o5 Balance, sl9 ill
si3 o..
Albsrt Il. N.c9hys regular sem;-Eeekly suctioa
sale Of S.cchs rnd ,Bds will take place on Monday
re1. tie 2i,h inst, at I2l O'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Pittsburgh ChFj Mining Company have de.
olared dividend cf slJ 2 share payable on the 3lst
bstart.
The steame. to lay took sj9' 500 ir srecie. TIE
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Reccipts OF Produce. AVG. 81

BIZ ne North Boats 45e bbs Flour 57f 10. whisky
1900 bush. Corn 81 pkgs. Ashes.
BY the Erie RsHy00d2+O sides Leathef o bbs Flour 20
ic Hams 5 Hides: 12i bags Oats 9 pkgs Butter li bales
Wool clsks Ashes.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrKD FOR TEE TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY. Aug =, IdoI
ASHESThe market il firm for Pearls AZ ~ olt fots are
n good demand and hru az f3.
COTTON-Tbis staple is firmly held, though We eau notice
only snail business Our quotations the same IS those oi
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MINIATURE ALNsSAc....TRIs Day.
s,n-gis,,. 5:I9I Sets....... 64t hoopSets.. tia
HcH TINS DAY.
Sand, Hook s:S7 Gov Isgd.. lG:47i Hell Gate su
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MARRIED..

u ne Tdii0r of The " J. TribVae.
Hsyuss,cn u tins mornings edition OF pap the
auauuourccert Of inafrs between GILBERT YOUNG
aud ELIZABETH r. HORTON, / woula most respectfully
TX YOU Ccursct the the said marriage having
taken place il having been inserted through the nacousne.s
OF an Cuni.igatcd scoundrrL Your. respectfully.
DANb HORTON, No I3I Orchard street
Nelt YOrk Aug ~. 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

DARING RoBBERY.-The house of Francis Cotton,
No. SO First place, was robbed on Saturday night,
about o'clock, of large quantity Of silver plate,
valued at about $780, by some sdrot thief. The FAM
lily had partaken Of tea, and the silver ware was
packed away in a basket for the purpose of boing
taken up stairs for the night; the basket placed
on table in the back basement. The attention of the
servant was called TO the front door by person who
was nQuirirg for some person in the vicinity, and it
was at that time when the basket taken.
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La " IVTELLIGENCE.
COUET OF COMMON PLEAS-SeEcItL TERM-AVG. a.
THE LAW or ARBiTRArIoS.
Marx I.ases agt. The Beth Hau-nelra.h iety.

NGk lssscs agt. The Beth HauInedrssh Sc ety.
iNGRAHAM. i. 1.-The agreement to submit this
,rusees All OF the trustees present the arbitration aud
witnesses Although the ordinary hold corporation
,ns S0S scs ' yse5 o1 aS S y
although a: r informal may be ratified by the PARTIES. la
what the form under which the paTtie. osensby pro-
eeeeed they mutually assisting to and promoting the
whole with the obvious intent - settle their controversies
Their acts Of themelyes operated ssubmision' slu
~ corporation may sct 10 other way. than bya formal
resolution Their Sfts IN instances be established by
circumstances In Ttoy Tcrnpc Co ect CAcmeT q Weud
% verbal from tic director. to al agent without
Psite in eonsertng = tn ubton and the etteadauce Of
si the trustees and offers or the arbitration think conclude
The dends upon The question whether they sgrecd TO sub
American Insurance &C. sat Oakley Paige 5l The acts
snd ssents Of rpTe;oas IKE those OF Sdy when
cumssuces without svoaiiou any evidence
objection h ak, that the swnd is only signed BY
~5ed that award by msoI,y OF the ar5rato shall be
VALID unless the ooncafrcnce Of oil expressly required in the
that the decision OF majority oi sorstoss shall 10 binding on
srbS,or; but hs, !. 10, material It uu.i be construed
meaning award ma e 10 Pursuance o the sahnsoa The
award IS consistent with The submission and the mooa
~ denied with = 10 crsts.
Before Judge DAILY;
Pedro Con agt Benz Lcvy.-order d.caSrg'og de-
Francis EIalstesta act. Gcs Baun.-0rder for jUds-
Frederick 4. Spies aud al agt. Wm II. Blashfeld
aud Order for receiver. Sc.
COURT OF SPECIAL. sESsl lONS-AuG S2Beioro J0s;ices
- CONNOLLY and BEOWAELL.
Inc einDa assnent IN the way Of organization under
.u'h ths has aod io the lew sessions past std cou
inged q he time fxcd fo opeuug Saturday morning.
"see OSBORN was yst TOO iu 70 enter upon bis oustomsry dg
Youth District O. down AGAIN and snno The vicauv
The time oce pied ~ doug all this Inade l9uo II O'Clock
beoE. oTsaniIa,ou coud 6e caeeed TSe CouoSm wa,
orowded beyond all peeedeni with ors parties
sstec IN the cese SCI 9o of ucadcstion T6e prisoners
Garoned with huddled gellp Of criminals. oi Iber.
ius the cssnFc Of that usually pake locality
snd the whole number Of set down In te c.,
~eie: forty FIVE prison twetyseyen bail ,e. ana
suspended pretty god crop 70 ma: are n ,y
eight hosrs
The fret subjects for judicial action were John VIII
ss sna Jscob Meyers ooIea arasped fr stealing on the
h o pit, valued a' II sa non Jane b. LorRde., NJ u
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Passengers Arrived

IL tie ,tednshp Jc,oR from ByemeH aa3 Soafhcmp0a-M
White and family, Mjss T. Hendriekson, j. Nahansoa
y. Per-, ,. win.,'h, W. se'swiSk md his, Hrs wif
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BIED.

CLARE Op Friday. A.E "a Ms.ssT,; Pare d.sh.s: q
wri''q ed h"lssd cle'r ego ~ sr' = '''h':
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1lrg yti,e ertt

ra. {. s, FITcns six krcT .REs.' 80
pnses 90 .n1.yiu.s boaS eNrlara.a Of he .a5n tJ
which he snres CoNsU MPTos AsT>A. DisEAsfs OF TIE
HyARr n,so.r. STsNAOH, BOWELS. LIVER KiDSIys sSd
sxrs Frs,tt CoNYLANfs GSavtL, Sc, ser; by msR aud
postage prepAd, for 40 cent?. Apply 70
Or {. g. FITCu, No. ia Broadway, Ecs-York.
Ne has other Off either % Ctesso. Bfao Psbursh
here he ahselt from NoSY k, sad p1Ja
sjaD eiescwbeie is sG.L3ige . . use lie rLne.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

AccIDrHr A boy about eleven years of age,
named Barney Laughin, residing at No. 7S Washing
ton street, was severely injured on Saturday AFTER
noon by falling through the beams in factory ia
process of erection in Front street, ed by Camp
bell & Thayer. He fell distance of ten feet, and
struck on his head. lie taken to Dr.. Gilhlau's
office and thence TO bis residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

IvQUEsr.-Coroner Redding held an inquest OF
Saturday on the body of Philip DeliigaD No. G,
Main street, who died of disease of the heart. IL
was about 30 years of age, and leaves wife, bSt nj
family.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

SIC Jun '.7iU'' sIf5V-'f'J Ie3,|1S"
We hear Of Joint Sock Bank project, with large
capital BY some very influential parties but the de-
tails are not yet arranged.
Ex.Gov. Myron II. Clark las established himself
in this city under the firm Of Clark & Faulkner,
American Land and Tax-Paying Agency.
The anthracite coal trade from the Lehsh and
Schuykil regions for the pas, week and season has
been as follOws:
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The expenditures in July lsj7 compared with same
month last year. show decrease of ,19S 81.
An arrangement to keep the Hudson free from ice
te coming season definitely concluded yesterday.
The requisite boats have been placed at the disposal
Of Capt A. II. Schulz, and he feels confident Of his
ability to perform all that be has undertaken.
The demand fer money is rather active but is well
met. Tie market, however appears to be gradually
Tightening.
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!A6vsTter'rtl
ykAs.--T9y CANToN TEA CcHP6NT flve Cn
hsss every vars.y e TrS. ca Grocsrs Ts btss ard ~
vsis ao,i sScIchoug ooN1s and Ye1-F iysor, 'aTo -
sHts to - esns p,we"T an' Ipe g. n 30 ctntsio
sis-s c'hcf gss.,'.s c11y 90. Eo, Sc1rs u so'd
I.5asT Ics - o.e 9 s'l... ca o. -s eNrr'irr.
io. iz u .tssra.st. be- Pesll .1- Eocss7G. ~
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r~ Mariners.

-, -. - ., I'm souxp, CHEsAPEAEE Bly.-on
LSnI E:sLL ~ M lanes Island Light vesse in TsncS
aoS I'm tne ~ n from her tstcn for regsrs
A schooner viii be anchored In hef place. ana 'H'
'''''a '' uis, B, order Of the Light So;s BSaEd
LaAtHorse IzspecsOr Fli:h p.'''S''
g~flh, aas II. 1897. ~
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nv Telegrnph.
BOSTON. Aur. e3-Ar. ,hip Sea King. Bsr

BOSTON, AnG. 21-Arr. slip Sea kins, p.'A''
pool end baIt Lincoln, Merrill, from Ant""F
Beow-Sbp Flying Fish, from M.nin, ..ean.hlo Jas, IA.
CHARLESTON Aug. 2-Ihe u ~ o'clock III. NOM
ger, Turner, arrived here from New
ing.
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lAdveYtissmentl
GAS, Gas !-Gss fixtures, Oi new and beautiful
Ssssos viii be found the ms1u.ectoIy depot of
AtCnrs, WHINE Co, No. $40 BEoa.wsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

BRUTAL ASSAULT on WoMAS.-A woman named
Mary Hines, residing in Tilary street, was knocked
down. and brutally kicked and beaten, by neighbor
named Michael MeaIy, yesterday morning. lie was
arrested by Sergeant Patterson of the Second Precinct
and held to await the result of the womans injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

Deer,s,e compared with sl295,27
The land sales of the Illinois Central Company for
the fret two weeks in August 10 round numbers
100000.
TIE earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
tle first two weeks Of August weTe
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STEALISd Gas FNTvRFs.-John NJ. Earle was ar
rested on Friday night by Officer Branngan, for hav
ing in his possession large quantity of gas fixtures
which had been stole from some Dwelling They can
DC seen at the Third Distrie. Statioh House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

The first tTO weeks Of the Wabash Valley R)ad
give s2S,SOO
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Arrived. . SUNDAY. August :

Tie ship a1nonia ZIG uus register this mora-
ing, the large Sectional Dock for examination
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21
Frm the New York Dispatch.
THE WATCH OF NEW YEAR WEEK.
BY JOHN OF hurley.
(concluded)

II was New Years Eve in the great city :
with all the solemn thoughts it brings 10
thousands who remember that the turning
pages OF the year are hut SO many records OF
their own wasted time ; with all the quiet
happiness il beings 10 those who can Look back
upon well.spent years, the last still nearer
their idea than all before with the unmran-
ing riot and reyelry OF tile mass who seem
rejoiced that one more milestone is passed in
the swift march ola useless life, toward the
black Oblivion of dshonored death.
Alice Delorest sat alone, except her child.
brnwn.haircd clerub of two years, that
slept in the cradle BY her side. She kept nj
domesties now-their Strengthened cricum-
stances not permitting the doubtful luxury.
And so the vigils, which the lengthenel ab.
sences of her husband entailed upon her,
were lonely, indeed. Poor Alice there was
a reliel-questionablc as might be lis propri.
ety-fnr the unlappincss Of her husband
there was an escape into the world, its plea
sures aud lis intoxications there wss none
for her. What :here had been Of old oppor-
tunty. had long since passed away. Her
family, her fasiinable lriends-all Mere gone
now, or only seen dinly and at times long
apart, as some star IN sky Of heavy cloud,
orerswcpt IN moment
The young wife was very wretched !
Months Of sorrow and comparative shame had
done goud work in the midst of all their
bitterness. and deepened her character. The
world had ceased TO be all visionary and
superficial TO her. In her LONELY hours She
had -thought-studietl. She hal begun
to see, as with laf.of giimmering pcreep.
ton, Tie sources other unhappincss. She bad
begun TO realize how, with certain conditions
changed, all this need not have been and With
The widening u her scope sf vision had come
an added knowledge ol tie worth of that we'd.
dcd happiness which seemed passed away
forever.
Could these steps all be trodden back
sgain she asked herself, as she watched the
hours il her vigil IL that night; but the ter.
rible reflection came back aglin. No. no |!
he would not take me home to his heart, even
if | would Aud then followed tie suggrs.
tion Of her pride. lie has wrougcd me Ear
wurse than could have injured him There
can be no peace between Us hentelorih 1
can but suller-hc can but 20 on TO ruin and
we can both but die Aud something nl the
old haugltiness Of the milliunaire's daughter
came back TO the curling lips Of the wife who
was 50 sadly changed 10 feelings and circum
stances from Whist she had been.
ltwas nearly midnight when John Deforcst
entered. lie had been mingling with the low
and the base, aud bis eye vas heavy with
wine, and his breath hot with the tunes nf
partial intOxication. lie took chair moudi.
". leaned his head forward upon his bosom.
and would have slept.
What angels wing could have touched the
heart of that proud woman--and moved her
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

|er question. What could you have sold your
farm for dozen wears ago ?"
!" was once offered twenty-five hundred
dollars" replied the farmer.
"And what can you sell il for now : in.
quired the other.
The fellow scratched his head ; and, after
some hesitation, he confessed he had been Of
fered recently four thousand.
/" Just as expected" was the reply Of the
other !" Now let us figure up moment, il
you please. You have lost five hundred in the
stock, and have received for land damages the
six hundred, and the railroad has added to
the price of your farm, according to your own
showing, fifteen hundred. so that you fairly
owe the --- Railroad sixteei hundred. Am
| right 7"
The farmer was compelled TO confess. he
had made money ont Of the railroad, notwlth-
standing he had lost FIVE hundred dollars in
his original stock. Thus il is, and what shall
we say to those croaking farmers who never
paid cent for the making Of road, and
whose farms have been nearly doubled in
price and value by it, There are hundreds
such, and yet they are constantly heaping
curses on railroads and their management.
The above, which we clip from a northern
contemporary, is alike applicable in almost
every quarter Of the country. Ii is well Ia
look into the mirror sometimes, and we adj
wise the querulous and fault finding to take a
chance, aud at least risk one eye on it.
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SHELTER WANTED.-Shelter is a want o
the first necessity in our climate Of cold
and storm, and no farmer may neglect, with
any show OF economy, sundry provisions d
this nature. A portion of these wants are
everywhere conceded-othcrs are cafelessly
forgotten and neglected. We too often see
farms upon which no provision has been
made Tor the shelter of a portion of the stock
through the winter. Sheep, colts, young
cattle, and, perhaps, the cows, are left 10
shiver unprotected. Does the farmer know
that ne can Ill afford the loss which results
To keep an animal exposed to the weather
in good order requires nearly double the
food necessary when comfortably sheltered.
And the increased value Of the manure will
repay the trouble attending the extra care
then required. There is heavy loss in the
exposure of manures to the weather. The
chief value of fertilizer lies in that part
which water win dissolve. Let it lie and
bleach through the winter and spring, and a
good share Of its worth is gone; shelter il
in beds and cellars, and a saving will be
Inade--proting this the trnest economy
where manure is valued and good crops de-
sired. Republican, Del Pa.
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For sale at the Drug Store,
r DOZEN Cod Lissr0il.
W doL lIcIlowsy's Pills,
Hollowsy's Ointment,
gross Bardols's sugar Worm Drops.
doI. clitihush's TIicophrrous.
Molfes schnsps.
Congress Water.
balm of Thousand Powers.
Dufkee's East Powder.
Also, large sssoumen, Of Medicines, Perfumery,
Pains, Oils. Dye stuff, &c. &c.
Noycmbee ~. 65-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21
SOMETHING NEW
Ambrotypes and Photographs,

The Laiea aud greaiea Disrorry u TIE Ags.
~ HUNT would inform The pubic that We hasapen
s<s Ell rooms permanently IN Chapel Hill, where he
j. prepared 10 eScrute these hcsuul pictures % the
highest style % the al. The Amrotyre u takea on
Glass, and, unlike Dsrucueoiyre. without hcing tcScr
sed. Toe sapeheriy u this picture IN point Of beauty
and durallily, has lIaeed IL si he head Of the Pine
Ans u ran be IN any light without reflection, %
II free from the polish oi Tia silver plate; IL cannot get
dusty. and u Is impcpous 90 wacf sir " acid, aud
nill lasi for aecs.
Every lady and gentleman particularly invited 10
call and csafninc be specimens. cloudy weather as
good Sunshine. Instructions given 10 the art " Am.
ho'yrine, and ApafsIas furnished.
T.. HUNT.
March H.. -2e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21
Valuable Land and Mills, in Orange,
FOR SAI.E

elsewhere, offer for sale then Land and Mills,
situated on Emo River, about seven miles east from
Hillsborough, and within one mile Of the N. Carolina
Railroad. The above tract is in fine and perfectly
heallhiul situation, having il Merchant Mill (ihree
SETS Of stones,) with good custom, Saw Mill, Work
Shops with waller power attached Store House two good
Dwelngs with frstratc Ice House and all necc ssary
out-buildngs, and thee Tenants Houses with excrl-
lent springs al each. The houses, mills and shops are
new and in complete order, the mills making as good
-four as any in the State
The land is suited to The cultivation Of grain or to.
bacco, and contains about five hunded and fifty acres
about two.ihrds Of which are in woods and we-tim-
bered II also has on il a young orchard Of choice
fruit. As long time will be given for paym may
be desired By the purchaser.
&c. & ". M.coWN.
October %. 62-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

For sale at the Drug Store,
lEoLOGNg, Toilet Vinegar. I.s,cndar Water, Yer.
" beua, Genntum and Day Water
Fine Extracts BARN & Ilar. Balsamc Eau De no,oi
rison, fne Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash. Paste fsf The Teeth,
Eau Illustrate. vciy fine az. LYONS Kaihafon.
iicie fof the Hair, Ililliefs Excelsior Funi.
lip saiyc. lure Polish.
Fancy Soaps. Tnpol Polish,
shaving soaps, Philocomes.
Cold Cfcam, Pcmadc Divine,
Eypiiin Hair Dyr.
Fancy Letter & Note Paper Pocket inksiands,
Envelopes, steel Pens,
letter and fcclscsp Paper Inn.
Writing Desks, cahss.
Port Monies. Baskets, &c. 30
Work Boxes,
November ~. 6h .
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JAS. sToKLrY, ALgx. OLDHAM.
ST0KLEY & OLDHAM,
Grocers & Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON. NC.
September $. 65--
RALElGH AND GAsTUN RAILROAD.
Raleigh a Gsson u. q. Office, Z

haflsh. Ffb. 3, 100.
a the NORTH cAROLINA RAILROAD u now
eompbed 10 oChatioiie. notice Is hereby given. that
gaod- prodore brought down that Road intended for
transportation The Raeigh 4 Gason Railroad, will
be feeesed by this Company 81 The North Carolina Ra.
road Depot 10 Raleigh (owned oinlly BY The two Com.
pines) and will be Transported thence without delay Of
charge and Focds designed for ihe Western Mrr.
chants and oiheis along that Road will likewise be de-
lsercJ Al the same point.
Al dues for freight must bc paid a, Peierslnrs Or
Portsmouth,, except way height, which must be paid
10 advance OF on delivery of the goods.
Hsesy effort w,l he mado by The officers and aetnis II
be Company 70 give savssson III hshanspo Ialien 81
gOois snd pfsduec.
Osnes snd shippers Of goods arc requested 10 have
them distinctly Marked that their destination msy bc
II. a. HAMILTON, President.
February 10. us6-
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W A NTED.

Driscolls Balm of a Thousand Flow
efs for purifying The Complexion, removing Pimpes
and Rlngworms, and cleansing the Teelh,-Price 25
cents.
Rosemary and Castor Oil, for pre-
venting The Hair from falling out and for tightening
lis growih-Price IS cents
Driscolls Coloring Fluid, for chang
ing gray hair TO lis original color without staining he
skin or hands IN It's application--Price so cents.
For sale By
j. c. TURRENTINE & son.
October 30. 6I-
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JOHN y. LYON.
y. NICHOLS.

Ny Grist Mills are in the best order,
and can dispaleh work u short nnee. Barrels kept on
band hshi fes customers. The best piiees paid fof
whsst and Flss Seed.
JOHN =. LYON.
Iuas ss -1t