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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
rHusca Drs+aoyrs.-Ths I'D hick church

CHuRca DrsrsoYro. The Old btick church
Episc'paD At Cabin Point, Sorry CO., Va,
was entirely DESTROYED by FIRE on ihe 9th
last Same workmen had been engaged in
repairing Il at the time, aud while they had
gore tnainnef.a heap uf shavings caught on
hire trom the stove, and communicated ith
the pews, aud finally with the whole interior
u the building. This church was erected in
Oil colunial times, by the British, and with
the assistance Of periodical course Of re.
pairs, had succeeded in weathering the storms
Of more than century. Some $4,000 had
within short time been expended on il, and
as stated above, workmen were already en-
gagged - making further improvements. The
entire loss amounts to about $4,000.
Richmond Wing.
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GiDD1NESs. HEADACHE. &c.-These p.in.
and dissgrecahle feelings arc generally symptoms 81
some other complaint: such a. Dyspepsia, apoplriy
and various others, al 81 which arc caused Us corrupt
nosous natter cogrng The VARIOUS calculations: hence
stream fush Of blood 70 the head and " The er.
eiemeni great pressure on The brain. Giddiness,
headache loss OF memoy dmness Of sight, and sari.
Gus other complaints are the result Thus Il will he
seen that oil the above painful and distressing maiadies
owe their origin % the blood III. Murses Indian Root
Pills are acknowledged 10 be The oniy medicine that
will thoroughly purity the blood They enter the blood
and follow the stream Of lie on iis journey t.roueh
the system. They root out oil fdulness and mputiy
and drive out every unhealthy obstruction They should
he taken every night ~ sufficient quantities 10 operate
hrskly. by commencing with two pills on going to he'd
three the next hight, four the nett; Il The symptoms
are moi removed, commence sgsin with two pills and 20
% again a. beinrr. Continue in like manner until the
blood u thoroughly purified aud III pain and distress
Il entirely removed.
Obtain one Of our Free Amanaes, and read The his.
tory u De. MOfs father and how this medicine was
introduced.
Beware Of counterfeit o. these pilIs--Yellow Wrap.
pc. Al genuine are il Blue wrappers with the 80.
nature of A. ]. White CO. on each boz Price IS eta
Dr.. Morses Indian Rect Pills are said By ali dealer,
"a Msiieiaes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

Alta Recent Meeting of the Boston Natural
History Society. Professor WIN. B. Rogers
stated that a number Of years since lie had
made experiments 10 the Sialactitc Caverns
OF Virginia. for the purpose af obtaining data
in regard to the age Of these deposits. lie
placed vessels 10 an unfrequented part Of the
cave. beneath ,lrippings Of various d dimensions.
where they remained for period Of IRON
i've to seven years. lie arrives at the con.
ciuson. as the result Of his observations, that
the rate Of accretion is one tenth Of an inch
IN five years, or an inch IN fifty years. AS there
are several feet Of accumulated deposit IN
some places. he thinks that the process must
have been going on Tor at least FIVE thousand
years.
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sympahies Of the two great nstions are 90
gracefully and happily recognised by the
principal branch of the National Legislature.
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oxYGEaATED BIrTERs.
4 sure cure for DYSPEPSJ1


The history Of this remarkable medicine. and Il,
astonishing in obstinate cases OF Dyspcpsia
Asthma. aud General Debility Of The system, places !,
among the most discoveries In medical science
and has given i repuation far beyond any remedy
known for these complaints ID al their vafou, forms
The Oxygrnlied Btiets contain nothing which can
intoSleate and the medicine has similarity what.
ever 10 the various alcoholic mixtures disguised as
(" Bilier," being purely q medicinal comnound. n
which ore combined the most valuable remedial agents
and peculiar oS,genaied properly. hitherto unknown,
but highly cilicacious IN all complaints arising from
weakness aud arrangement, pfosiraon az the sto.
mach and system generally. It's mild and sercc.
able tonic, removing all dsagfeeahle symptoms, and
assisting nature 10 her Efforts 70 restore the impaired
powers Of the saysiem.
SkrH w. Fowls & Co.. l3s Washington Street.
Boston, Proprclo. Sid hy their agents every where
Il For sale 10 liillshorough hy ]. G. Webb & Co.;
10 Gtcensbcrough ~ Dr. T.. !. Patrick.
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n Office

n q I / z u
TsHE business will be continued by the new firm al
= the same place. They would be pleased to see
their former customers, and the bsance Of the human
race. They have in sioe me Of the largest and
most varied assortInens Of Goods ever offered in tb,
market, consisting Of every variety AMI description.
Their motto is. quick sales and short profits sly
months time will be given to puncluai dealers.
AL kinds Of Produce will be taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and examine their stock before pufchas
US '','' ALBRIGHT & BASON.
Graham, April 30. 37-4w
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WHAT RAILRoAD WILL Do The Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad is 204 miles in
length. and il cost about 81 900, 900. IN 1850.
the taxable value &c the land in the counties
through which il passes. as taken from the
census. was s28.9f2. 647--aDd IN 1856 the
State assessment makes it s58.9l7,2'2!
or an increase ia six years Of s25. SOS, 55S.
Tins sudden increase Is alone the result Of
an internal improvement, which has cost
only s7,0u0,0oO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
~ The Examining Committee will
meet at the Court House on Saturday
the sth Of May.
WI. II. BROWN, C. BIS.
April 20. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

The Hon. Caleb Cushing has conveyed to
trustees. for the use Of new congregation
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in this
city, called "the Free Church Of st An
drew's Mission" valuable square of ground,
bounded By north y. street. Vermont avenue.
Fourteenth street. and Massachusetts avenue.
The ground is TO be occupied by church,
reetory. and parochial school. to be built By
private subscription Il is stipulated in the
deed Of trust that the seats in the church are
TO be free. Has6. CHI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

SwISDLING.-lf all the inventive genius in
New fork which is now devoted 10 swind.
ling. were turned into honest channels of IN.
dustry. Il j. hard 10 tell 10 what a condition
oi prosperity that already great city might
attain. The most curious thing about il is
The facility with which people are duped by
the kna,es. Two notable instances have
just been exposed by the police. One Of
item was :" Gift Enterprise. in which PEG.
pie all over the country we're to have farms,
aud gold watches, aud what mol, il they
would remit small sum in cash. Thousands
Of letters accordingly pour 10 upon the
swIndlers, until the police discovered what
WAS gong on. elapped the rascals 10 Jail, aud
took hundreds 81 letters fran the pnst Office
daily. All that occurred about furtniyht
ago; and here is another Of last weeks in.
cidents;-
a Sriading Coffee Compny--.7aOtler
Seisure Of Letters by The Mayor. The Nav.
or's police have recently detected an ex,en.
sise swindling operation conducted BY some
one whose name IS yet undiscovered, undrr
the false style and firm Of 0liphant, Bartlett
Y 60. The method Of this swindler Il i been
70 send circulars TO country merchants inyit.
mo them TO become agents Tor the " West
India Company" for The sale 81 coffee, holding
out the most flattering hopes Of making large
profits, aud requiring remittances 10 advance
Tor the flrst cnns'gnments Of coffee. Ii is
said that since the 6rst Of these circulars were
sent, the amount received has been for the
past week OF two, 9 900 per day, and ihat
the swln,ller has probably received so, 900.
lie had an Office al eos Broadway, where me
clerk (named Phillips.) was EN-. ,loyel. THIS
clerk, when arrested at the past Office. had in
his possession about 60 letters that he had
Just taken from The letter box, many Of them
being registered letters. and all doubtless
money. These were handed over
70 the Mayor. who has them now in charge.
The principal had not been arrested yesier.
DAY.
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The war Of races seems to be making
frightful headway in Yucatan. The Indians
Of that region appear to be determined set
OF sayages, and their war-cry is terrible to
the civilized inhabitants. We have now
news Of their sacking three more towns. The
account says that nearly all Of The inhabi-
tants were slaughtered. but does not give the
exact number. A few months since 400 peo-
pie were murdered in one village. The num-
Der Of victims to Indian vengeance must soon
be very great in that distracted State.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
at the Drug Store.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
at the Drug Store.
ASPARAGUS. Brown Dutch.
Lsrge Purple Top. White Cos OF Ice.
BEANS. DrumheaJ,
Early Six Weeks Bush, Royal Cabbage.
Brown Specked Valentine, MELONS,
Red Speckcd Valentine, Nutmrg,
Red French. Npks Cap Citron.
Newington Wonder. Mountain Sweet Water.
White Cranberry, MUSTARD.
White Dutch, White.
Large Lima y Butter NAsTuRTUM.
BEETS. oKRA.
Long BloOd.Red. ONION.
Early Turnip Blood. Siyer.Sknned,
Extra Early TurniP, Large yellow.
White Sugar PARSLEY.
Swiss Chad. CURED. Or Doubled.
BROCCOLI Plain, or singh.
Early Purple Cape. PARsNIP,
CABBAGE. Sugar, or Gun.
Early Yo,k, PEAS.
rreuch oE-lleart, Landre,h's Extra Estly.
Early Balieisea Eahy Frame
Red Dutch. for picking, Bishop. Early,
Large Late Drumicad, Dwarf Sugar 90 Eat.pod.
Eahy Drumhead, Royal Dwarf uarowfat.
Late Flat Dutch PEPPER.
cARRors. Large Sweet, BrIIshaped,
Long Orange, Bul.Nnse.
Early HON Pumpkin.
CELERY. Common Field, OF Cheese,
White solid. Mammoth.
CORN. RaDIsH.
Early York, Long Scarlet,
Sweet or Sugar. Long salmon,
CAGLlFLOWER. White Tumip,
Walehefen. Rel Turnip.
CUCUMBER. Satisfy. o, Oyster Plant.
Early Frame, SPINACH.
Long Green, Round Savoy. Irayed.
GhefLla. SQUASH.
EGG PLANT. Early Bu.h,
Large Purple. l.nrs Green
ENDiNE. TOMATO.
Green Carried Extra Eafb,
LETTUCE. Large Red.
Eariy curlel. TURSIp SEED. variety,
Also l.lnJIeth's Gardening AIn,snae lof this ,eat,
Cal and se, one, gratis.
FEBRUARY 5. go
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FIDDLEToN TANNERY.

TNHE subscriber having purchased The Tan Yard on
u the main road from HiIl.borough to Marlborough
about midway between the two places. will he pleased
10 furnish 10 those who may favor him with their pa
Ironags, good article Of
Sole, Upper, and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken IL exchange Tor Leather and liberal
price will be paid ia cash Tor Them or will Ian them
:" ''''es n. RoUNTREE.
FidJleion, N, G. 36-i2mp
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BEWARE Of QrACK NosTRuMs & QrACR
DOCTORS. = Use lIelmhold's Highly Concentrated
extract Bnehu for all diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys
aud sexual Organs. Read the Advertisement, Helm.
holds Genuine Preparation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
THURSDAY. Aug, o6-P,

THURSDAY, Aug. 26-P. N.
Busness at the Stock Exchange was more active TO-
day, and the mark was rising one for all of the lead.
ing shares The bull party was more fairly pres oil
in the dealings, and manifested de ,dedy mora spirit
ard courage while the bears, failing to make much
preston in the attack Of yesterday were epp,rentIv
somewhat inmdated, and much less dlspvs.i =, con.
tend against the advancing march Of hemarks Not
withstsndng the delay in bringing matters between the
Central and En- Roads TO final adjustment the popu-
lar sentiment seens to be that the breach viii b.
healed after full discussion Of the differences Tae
interests of the stock aud bondhodes in each corpora
ton dsmsnd the compromise impsra.ively, sod
if the directors permit persousl feelings or in
teress to interfere, they will assume & heavy
responsibility. TIE movement in Central was
not extensive but prices worked up gradually 10
the close of the Board when Gales we're made at ~,
over 900 shares changing hands al ths quotation. Erie
advanced TO L. Z, with but slight increase IN .rsasac.
tiors over the average for days past. Michigan
Southern common and preferred shnea very firm,
both descriptions advancing decidedly over closing
prices of yesterday. The esngs Of this road contn
quite satisfactory the third week IN August sbo wing
actual rcrease over the same week in 1857, as per
statement annexed. Toledo was in good demsni q, "a
advance Of 4 cant, the stock closing firm g. 81 !,
and the bulls taking seller contracts with considers
BE confidence. Rock lslsnd rallied smytly from
its depression OF yesterday, and went Up to 12s,
a leading operator bidding 52l for 1900 sh.-es.
The attack on this stock, which has bs.n
particularly obstinate for some tine p1st, Is
suggested by doubts TO the prsctic ability Of
a dividend in October which som, disp),ei
70 entertain, on accourt Of the meager eirn-
irss recently reported. Gsens was s.ssiy q.
sass, bu, hsd no e,pscial promireooe il
the transactions Michigan Central Vas without ma
teris charge though tIifs 6rner in the sferroon.
The gross earnings of Jure AMI July show decrease
Of $lil O00 but during the came tins tre expenses
have Be en- reduced $l9 600 snd the oss in earn
ipe for the two months compared With Isl is It
So 600. A. the Sseond Bosrd the operations we're
not lsrge, but there wss further advance OF TO g
cent in lesdiDg stocks, and the market closed steady
but without buoy Tie Bond sales Of tbs isy
were no. important, but prices were generally rather
better. Vrgina's and Missouri's advanced iGl
each. end there were ssles Of MnnssOts Z
cents A. 1867. Illinois Central Binds sivalcsd
! and Michigan Central Sinking Fanis |.
Ia Crosse IA,rd Grants were in dem.ud at al, s1i
Fond du Lscs cdvsnced !. TIE closing p.i,s, ware
for New York Cectral, 7sa79!; Hadson River, 2si Z
PSI Reading. 40 al; Michigan S1u.hern, %; "a
P's:srsd o., IS; s45i; FsaazA IiisUiIi G,tn,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Peported 81 Telegraph.

BUFFALO. Aug IS s p. m-yLoVR. sgppy ot.'ios sss.
hardly qoo;.ons Go 30. usier.y ca.e;s As
100 bbls x5 50 IS for good :, choice "Nrs laa
Michigan Ohio and Csoada s5 asa 80 for d2ebs ElSA.
WHEAT dull ard heavy and fully Be- lower: sale, 90 ssa.
8 81 CoRN aud lover Sales 20 bcsh =. % Sese 10
warm sua sound OATS quiet snd Ia mod~Iae eeuvi ~N
sr0 bp.h AZ 47c WHISKY dull and nominal 81. c.aL
FkElcErs: sec On Flour az Wbss. aud ~ Cora "a
Nsw.York RECEIPTS for the sst "a hours bt5 ALs y5lr
FxpoRrs: 3l44 bbs Fleur li5i bush. Woes . is, sl
Corn.
WIr,r decllred g. Provisions dull mess Port. s6
R,rtNoRF Aus IS Floor sisaiy. VHEar AZ re aod
6.m, R,d si GGsl IS; White, 8 3Sasi 81 cosS Am;
White 7S9sOc Provisions have deciding snieasy WIS.
Ky dull snd lower; sales a. 2. dhc. -
psIt ,pEIpI, Aug % FLOUR steady A. o ~ wArAr
steady AZ ga 81 % for Red and 81 $50 u fs Nhi
CoRN steady, Yelow held at s3e WHISKY dM NHeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

SuprosLD RIcoyYRY OF Stolen PROPERTY
Abou. week or ter days ego, the hou'eof Mr. Brods
in Mercer street. w.s entered BY sneak taisi 81
robbed Of jsw9 ~ valued st 900 Tne ssrv'agF' OF
Mr. B,cdie d. covered TIE rogue in the oon'' So hs
wasnssgs' putting Lis shoss on having taken thsn
Of ords TO psss up and down stairs w:hea: u * hs
oise and ssze bold Of hin, whsn be knocked ihs
girl doy IN ard Effected Lis esclPs, "lh two eoaied-
crater WHO Lad been wsItirg Ou-.4e. Ile three In
med s.ely hf. for Bos;on whittier they we're followed
By Ofoer SharglsI; ba, happening to bs a. the rail
Dad a. the officer rschoi L, and susPectIg thsi he
wss after them, they ntneistsly returned to tbs IT,
where two Of them, Elijah Burke aud George Meade,
alias Bo.ton George, arrested on Tassday last b.
Offers King and Slowsy, but none OF the stolen prop.
erty wss recovered. List evening, Ofcsr' King az
Less succeeded IN capturing their sccomphcs IN ths
robbery. Tnom.s Hill, at house in the vicinity Of
Greene ami Bronze streets and on sechins the room
where he was secre.ed, the officers found AZ paw
tickets concealed in bottles and from cursory nspsc
ton of The pawn dckets It s besyei tina. large por
ton Of Mr.. Brodies property will now bs recovered
Hill vas accordingly locked up for exsmiusaon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

.'oc orir0o' It 9'isssA' ed 100 Bssnos Ar.
Hovs ue ,;ii soo,u,; -., Of IooA.. "t.'s
preb,. received lie hs' "a 9. ~ ~. n.ss
from o'~r .hs ss." s',so her' MS nssse
80" . .s. s ~ o1 s ~. -, s rs ~
.o1E-S ae.la.di ID quiet snd Pr'os' r,;hs' souirs.
Ia fHrsTh-re 8 10 shsnte prices are arn s,a ,f,,
vol tssss- The bc.iss.. /. u,od,r.,. =. ,.-,,,,..
a 3D. BIS Ses Oh, a. De- al ~ ah.s .as Ak C
hS. sI sropss- spiri., ru-,.n.ice ,r.r.s
!. az sor msrcbau abe ordss on a. trs
With 800 Sb. sos bu sas'-qa-nly ss'v, s,,,J
seeca scr AZ spraDg - .ud ~ ~s p,i "a 20
So ~ r. ra.rchsnt,s. and ,hirsios or'~r "a StS g
Dbl. 10 priq, .birpps psced Sc, ss4A 49,,
f RS.is a u. .sSs ' b1 t' at Ssr.s
'1 1,; IN az. "a o. 'ssi 81 no NO we w.. n
5 $40 o. ysd Que .,,ss ~. = cod. q. s.ast -
~ SO 90 Pse waiss lsa s. IS 20 %.
euIl ana he,yY a, 81 81 q 81 a. . qu.hiy. '
20 9 dc Ls.s r eis.t ,Sf s.s ~ o.s
sac. Of eco Dbl. are eport,d ?, N-s Sd ord S; , is
rcT !. rornils Grade sser !. .,edy ga "a n, ,sss
"a. Ct SO IBIS n New Bedford 81 % cssh os,rrs;
''PsoVIsioNs l-a.ad for Pork 1. f.r ul "a. nan.
j, quite 6fm the 'as. sr- - ss:,ntn sasn Sic
for Prr-e Mess. 80 cG SO Is Tor eshoss N.ss "a
sii SO ga g or PIgs 9e aie5 in ne ses 80 IA
IN ,r esue. fo the t'sae snd BE- Es. .s.. q. 81. =
sll sasi2 tor Country M.s,i g., 81 50 20. R.sVAsi
essi 81 Beef Ham. are scarce Gu, Se>s vs stu "a. ~
msrd , ,ass OF - bids and ics. 6ic5ls "a ssocIr-
sI02- Cf Hams Lard hei uith frances, ,- .. -
are 500 bSls AID ;cs !Gl.c Butter aai cbee.e Is,
RICE is quiet prizes berg al. Shore the us Of
orders .dfll'y l. above the vlrs. OF the ,rsds.
sIIG ARs-The teuara ierss pr,e. Ts r,s.r Ia "a
buyeT, favor sales 40 hhes and Pm ob Cuba Ngsvsa,
s;fGsic the bis s. Sc. Retired sre arict
TEAS Pending auction sale announced or irneF,,v,
yer, ht'le 10 doing
TaLLOW- The msrke. Is firm AMI r1oe s,ivri tses les
ooo 10 Ru'csers' Association 81 loo cssn-
WHALEBOSE is in better request; sales OF 400 . Hs4
Polar on the Al s. 10 cash
VHSHY-rhe market Is lower aud more scn'e s>es I
I bbls Al 15c.
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DIED.

BATl GATEA, Newark y. J., Thursday morning. Aux
-. T. izsbcfh. vile Of james Z. Bshs...
TIE rc vss aud friends Of The fSry invited attend
lie fur ci services without uitbeS invitation. SsbbAh
afer.G a; one O'clock OrEnge str,c< Roseyc Newast
ChiTRY- ~ No IL Leonard Wednesday. Aug o.
CT ''oD Peter Chi;Ey, IL the iSh year Ae
COLEMAN In BrooNyn, on wedues.,y Aus. s. at,r .
fug.Tirg H. which be bore with Chiissa reaisus
Samuel H. clsDsn, Dsive Of Cossr.onA U0au.y Nv
lrtArd.
DE- BEyOISE.N Beshwik Long Island, on Tas.d.y even
ing "a Az anna twin daughter Il Clstss AGA la.
L. De Bevo'e CT e9ssuEP'n in the 18th OF Der s.s
The relatives and e 1es Of the family respe,.y Inv
s;.srd her flns.sl without further invitation from he raj
dsnce OF her parents, on Friday Aas. q, a:2 ?. m.
DAW SON-At tea on n passage from Sayus 10 NewY,t q,
Moud., Arg of yellow fever, William C. Dave, - a.
years, also on Friday Aus Is his brother Alexander r
Dawson both natives CT Dun .ee
DEMPSEY-At No St Luts place, wecne...v An, 8,
JohD Andrew Sara. Dempsey ased year and 10
months
EpWARps-Drewned On Monday Auk 3 a. NewHscieu.
ssch, pu.ebsu County y, Gecrse P.~5eri,k yonar,g
sd Of John and Hannah EdsUts n this ey, Ned yeus
6sHH,as VIEW taAss 70 BnsssScn sT h.sntrt
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Passengers Arrived

Il. the ,tean,hp Ayi;l from B,s~cn and Scutsssysa-
J Miller Col Fla cois Kiiabl, yompte, &c Beliase,
Paul Fesez, Mrs RobsIt.oo and fsaly Ms. A saeI r
Conlssn, Miss Conisan c Grove, Mis Bee W M'os'
Miss Martins Mis- Towpie I'd Br ekemsn, Ma wseAsa.
MIS- Etnser MI Osuer and lady Mr. Becssn and amiys
Crystir Davis Chss LUX Chambers Capt Msrsy Rw
Hmd VIM DsnoId and son, Don lose Mar. sassaa 40
Hittmsn Miss Rolfe Mrs Gr.y Mr. Copeo. Ms Cobb
Rey Ds1:o,,b, sdy and sbiieFe. i':sos C.pasS.
Mr Leopold Brett ass Fsie. Nine Arois Mr. Csoupss
Mr. Rouyisr samoa Mr HsmTeIs'ab, l,dy and ehdsof
Mr Hderbrsud MIR KAlvesse OebeT Mr. Ot't aud iAniy
Bunw nkel ard family M Weseahoepsr M Schulz snd tsmys
Mr. whsle and lady Mrs Reese and fsuily Misc Frank MI.
Voegele Mr. Nbonrd Mr Aaron ar Got'hod LADY, sniy and
servant Mss Julie Gotihod NJ Slenmerm.a Don, HEMP
Nordwlgen and Yuetn. Mr. Bss,isn and chhdrsns
Mr. Cbaeu VIM Roth aud family. Tbesenet Nr Becker sad
lady s Harrison, Mrs johnson Cossd Malen.
In bark Nasdrene from Ne,e CJr!isl' c. IN aaf A0
Bsckus, G. T. Pos., M d.
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NEKrJERSEY ITEMS.

TYR YELLOW FEvER-The people Of Hoboken are
excited because of alleged genuine casa Of fsioE
Jseh" IN their town. The story ruus ma. young an
arrived sfsw days since from New Orleans II
Phia1sspb;s, which vessel was detained e. Qas-s1-
tire. The young man alluded 70 VA permitisd 70 And
with tie other well passengsrs After ss day cstsn-
tor, ard went .trsightwsy 70 bic hon IN Hob;ken,
where be almost Immediately took b biz bed All red
with al the symptoms Of yellow syer. Tas event, a.
al .bch win, speedily herslded, ard was soon in
every ores mouth. Wat il VII amour. 70 vii bs
Known ere long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

COFFEE-y.Iy ie been done; prices ao E.esiy; sas
EAETHENWARE-A uoderaie business Is doing bu. we
catot report any genera sSyy IN trade although several buy
from this section backward both In payments snd In pur.
ehsses thus sou;heIn blers also purchased
cities The soek goods however in H. a. well a. In assats
hands habit bat the jobbing houses have good
pack West Trade Pre- baby retarded however ia hi.
branch oy The Of snail sale 10 64dnore aud
ace rttps om ousnsfs here the l prox Importers. ia
The mean ume Offering heir goods low probably on az
TLoUa AND MEA-rhe demand for tie het.er sI.ds. Of
"er.A fnn foa j. mole active, sod these held with
lower anc nominal the arrivals fair there IL cousdsr.-
Ole eupd State pressing the market the sses az 100
se. s4e 81 - or rejected ,upert Sas, 81 81 70 Tor
81 aea 81 90 for Illinois. and MchiIxa pa
1 o4Ss sooP si oh ss ~ iss :1 s2ss9.
Do etc o ior s. Louis brands and sea 81 90 fot .Itr.
Sensse. Canadian Floor !. I'D nominal At ioqss
so1'tsa -Four feely c1eTt aud low grades Of gsr
eIe a-e 'heq Of se the sales l7s6 b6s a. sDa
q qsfrs do O. for .nc va ADD 2.t. aa .ad
~ - . 20 choice a9e fauJ Rye tour Is mode
flm.ri sales of 40 bb. os 81 80 ,o Pnnyv.ni, and
tisb-Ths stek sna recsirs are s.e Magnificent aud tb
COZ itqu riy qai;e dull bar very firm both for Dry Cod
ohAN-The Who's: m,ts, an lower snd un.e,;led-,he
sny ioI nj pui n pant FOX export .na We o poes
soben ' sed b o;i .Sss To. :' aiF 10 2.1
s 10 '1,. - bat seIer.!y bad hiiheT , w ease
pm h.d ireaIa a: 81 s 10 store 500 bush ne Mich
81 .Yi eoC bah good Milwaukee Club % or ther,'
.oou,' s.c oo su'h good Chic'Eo sPi. Eye s..s.
Ienty saies Of 800 BUSH .; 7ie fof ussou9d and "9
or goo prime sad cd Oats are onsIsd more freely
for . s .ss TIE py fer, . e, w go pa H. Ss
siogNs Com IIeEos TIE s~sa, Is 'Ie ,;ys Loe sup
hoe sses Of - go bush ~ d14 St not, a1d 7ses6s
statc fl White soGhern feow do is tcssce aud nominal.
hA,l.. su.ns t.if az .higFi0s and the 'aspy light,
EiDEs-Tbe pprUd HSre1er, % prices eor,nses sss d