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Shpping.
FOR LLVERP0QIs

FOR LIVERPOOL.
mas3f G T a haS 70 dispatch BR RG For light
m2l-tf Corner Lombard street and Cheapside
.s=5+s FOR ROTTERDAM
- The American ship "MACAULAY,' J. J. Rod
gers master will have quick dispatch For freight or
mla,l4+ 10 9soa Sou fit Charles SS Street
,e4z4, FOR LIVERPOOL
- The ship WILLIAM PENN Capt Meade, having
large portion of her engaged will meet with dispatch
For balance offreight or passage apply to
m96 Commercial Building Gay street
sa4z+, FOR CAPE TOWN, c. G. H., AND
SF ?$MAURITlUS.-The well known clipper slip TAR
ports at New York and having onehaf her Capacity
'D' O' O1. JSHY ,' fESD iPRS CO.,
ap26tf Corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
,zzs1si FOR LIVERPOOL.
Ss=zzss The fine l ship 'MACKINAW," Captain W c.
Engaged oag at g P95 p of her
a,s '' ''S"' F F6 &4iiRsBfSS f R6GE fS
aP9-u 10 Bowlys wharf
a$5sk5 SAN FRANCISCO.-CO ANS
~ - ~ NEmCL,!PPER OF WEDNEsDAY, May Is
adg loading at New EG 9dr aH% @
ha ~. prompt prompt dispatch as above
mlo-u u Smiths wharf, Cup stairs)
.ss94 NEWBERN, N. c.
s- The schooner ,ONTARiO,' Capt Latchum, will re
QUAY A'" san T JAMES fEl5PG56(SRa Gunner SONS
81, MASON'S REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
per G XII 1on eS sP
ing freight for the above port and will sail with dispatch
'-7 bbGr&SoCK & wEATHERLY,
Goods sent to address will forwarded free of com
MISSION i q; and all charges thereon promptly paid
Messrs RUSSELL BRO Agents in Wilmington mgl-tf
s,=@4ss FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
clipper br FAaEYfF2 Hall Sh GaRihb
having large portion of her engaged and going on
board viii receive freight low rates. and sail With With dis
'ttHIRLEs PENDERGAsT,
EA All charges paid goods shipped by this lne and
goods sent to my address will be forwarded of comms
BMShipPers by this Line will please send duplicate re-
HENRY P Russell. ESQ. Agent in Charleston ml2tf
s9ks4i FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
sSs The schr "KENDERICK FISH" Wall, Master is
Oa Tor the above port ESf sgR SE ap
my1tf n W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
oSe5at FOR BOSTON.
go The schooner ssE W GARDNER y Boprrp n,ost.
Is now loading for the above and having most Of her
ergs Sn sng will have quick djfPateh or
mlZ-u y w cor. Pratt and Gay streets.
xt.ss4 FOR PORTLAND, ME.
! SG The schooner"D. W. B0ZLEY, p Rogers MASTER il
m,te ~ ,' m r' HEsEEN t f6GER Reply to
ma If n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
sssa5ks FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS.
sss 4 vessel will be dispatched for the above port if
sufficient freight offers Apply i At Gace f to
mh86 N. W corner Pratt and Gay streets.
49, FOR RICHMOND, VA, DIRECT.
My W fa % caSse Sor The f packet
loading and will sail above terms Of freight Apply
ml9-tf Ina h 70. . s g5lG!tE Wba,2f
xSSsk NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
PACkETSTA regular line Of Packets have been
ports Virginia leaving Bsltmors ey t5 R re
DAY IA AT NOON commencing Saturday, April o 859
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La E; - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
a
"a fsss GO FOR THE -
e e .* tSSsN WEST AND SOUTH


On and after April 10th, 1885, the trains win run as fol-
lows: 49,
Leave Camden Station, Bamore-Nlail Except Sunday
at 20 NJ Express daily at 405 p NJ for ALL PARTS OF
The WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains directly through.
FOR va PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the NJ train:
between Cumberland and Wheeling, by lying over for Cum
oerland and hecng Accommodation Trn) and between
GRAFTON ana ParkersbuTg take the I05 p NJ train from Bal
timore ~ '' '
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 1I5 P NJ
and from Frederick at s. 30 A. NJ '
The ELLlC0TInS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 90
6.45 p. NJ 1880 '''' - M an"
FOR RELAY HOUSE, besides the regular train1 spe-
p NJ. ' ~ " '"S DIT o'l'
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE South
Leave Baltimore at 20 and i5 A. NJ and and 30
On Sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves Washington for
Satmore at 20 and $50 A NJ and 90 and 65 NJ On
sundays at 300 P. NJ. only. The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect with
trains on the Annapolis Road ~ WI"
f9r tickets of every kind information, &C. apply to T.
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH
NJ cor II +, Master OF Transportation.
= VI. ool'r-, ueneral llcket Agent aplEf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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81 OFFICE OF MOYUMEYT4

- - STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company's boats having been put in complete r,ri
oueT are now prepared to execute every description of rV
and harbor towing at the shortest notice " Va '''e'
The Company's Boats 5 follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
r., Steamer LlONESS, Captain 4. H. Ielgne
Inc commanders are experienced masters and every gs-
ante gwen Tor the safety OF vessels in their charge tn
rates OF oWage Will be made reasonable For firtLr
nation apply to the Captains board or of the acrt or
ial8-tf u q 9, NJ VI IL w,
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dIa,, STRAITON, SANFORD. Il CO.,
- l0l Pearl and "a Stone Streets New York.
MA MIA: ACH!NA.-Twelve dinner sets, each con-
Sns hundred and sixy-one pieces For sale bv
"nAfhiDGE C IL and Bowlys wharf
ooS-tf
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Rail 4Ua0s.
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
f. CEszz4zszzz9ss1 FOR BOSTON ~THS h.

Ia - FOR x BOSTON STS p
P! DALI, yi9 NORWICH AND WORCESTER LIN E;1
rom loot OF CORTLAND street. Pier IS North River New
York at the landing of the Philadelphia and Southern
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE.
Passengers hand their checks baggage Express
Baggage agent IN cars and receive cards for the from
checks to Boston, Nashua, LoWeFree of Charge No
expense for carriage hire
The new and magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH,
j. W. Williams, commander leaves every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at o'clock p. NJ.
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT, VIM vii
Friday, at O'Clock, p. VI.
Ihe Boats on this route are unrivalled.
spIendldIy furnished sixteen wheel Allyns Poi
East "'s | "
The superiority route consists in splendid Steam
boats unsurpassed in the worldthe CommOnw eah being
the ne plus ultra Of steamboat architecture spacious six
teen wheel cars the easiest invented in te road track,
ees If" aust OF all the roads ia New England and in
the beauty of the country passing through the heart of the
sold Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms to had board
No charge for berhs in cabins Meals furnished board
10 secure Rooms in advance, other noTmaton address
u mssm d'' T. D ''A''i'i New 1ssYSt York.
Is - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS A,yItI
OF DEPARTURE ON THE
- WASHINGTON BRANCH ROAD
On and after THURSDAY, April 2lst the hours of depar
), From Baltimore and 745 A. NJ, 4I5 and $50 P NJ
FTon eTWSep1 sundays on sundays at 20 only
daily except SGndays on s@ndaSS At ana 0p S r NJ
The FRS and third trains from Baltimore Washington
and Annapolis functions 49, WI
For the accommodation orpesons DESTROYS of remaining
VIII be issued by the afternoon trains good to return on the
Special Round Trip Tickets will also be issued on Saturday
Evenings or Sunday Mornings good to return the trains
Round Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Morning
Trains good to return IN the Afternoon Trains usual
ap224w Master Transportafiop
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NmtbanMe.

IN BOND.-CognaC and Rochelle Brandies of |
various Yintages in quarters and octaves Also Madeira
sherry ana Fort Wines For sale by H. F. STICKNEY p
In6.t
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for SaIe, freigbt OF Charter:

1$$55S FOR SALE.
The superior fast sailing Montevidean bark CENT
IN 800 V tons register capacity 400 lbs, newly mealled
APpS SS to no" " the port Gqfs BROTHERS,
or 3 G Ss@s;fEaTrs B ERaF{; SSg I S st2rS)
ml4n 30 South street New York
500 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sss@sieian brig "ATTIyO" Forte master A Medit
J. CROSBY K son,
d. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
- The new Ifipper brig 'BELvOIR," Travers, mas
an,+ ''s' '''' '''s' A'f fRiEA%&EEs 4 MITCHELL
,s$a4s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
- ship ',FAlM0GTII," Whyte, master, CSC tons re-
e' i' O'''' "s'o "f's IT, BkA gtGlX q CO..
mhzz-u No II Cheapsde.
a$5s4 FOR VALPARAISO.-WAN A
55z 'f s to S1 6I FL NfD3EFS e yLeG3
<tg55 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
fss5a The No. schooner JAMES MADISON, Capt W
For apply to TRAVERs NM TFGHEfyI' 0S
meli.l No. Spears wharf
r.slS FOR SALE.-The Steam Propeller
register $50 tons feet long d feet beam 10 feet hold
IN perfect running order Apply t? -
mt2-d n W corner Pratt and Gay streets
ST. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
The new clipper bark WARRIOR Beauchamp,
Al So HAWAI- Creighton master; burthen
,,,. TRAvERs x MITCHELL,
u=o,u No. ? Spears wharf
.g.s9t FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sS--S-The Schr. ''W. l.. MONTAGUE, JR :" Carlncan
Apply ''' ''' " TR&T 2f!i$s iSF M If fR2{fse
mh29tf > Shears I,arr
.zsg4s WANTED-A VESSEL to load for a
aSSOuthern Port. Good rates and immediate desratcb
VIII be given, by applying to CHARLES PENDERGAST, II
2nltl : WHAT mis- If
xsss5gastz WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
our Line for New Orleans, and having considerable
freight ready to 80 on board give quick dispatch APP
ply TO- JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
mh5-u Corner Pratt and Commerce streets
9ss4E5s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
The schooner s. SEAMAN, built in Maryland in 1854
Is W TONS II feet deck p feet BEAM 69 feet hold copper
fastened teenailed carries 800 bbls bushels grain
draws So feet loaded She good order for any
voyage VIII De sold on reasonable terms application
~. W. RHUADS 4 son,
s3f Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
-zsss 49, WANTED.-TWO VESSELS TO LOAD
frelght5 and quick dispatch given Apply to
W. RTiOADS 4 son,
ja27-tf corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
f. VESSELS WANTED FOR
49, HAVANA
to and from Havana and Mantanzas.
, MORRELL 4 RANDALL
leZo-u 5S Exchange Place.
- TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH |
49, AMERICAN SHIPPERS.-Brandyw1n Superine !
FLOUR packed in bbs or half bbs supplied short notice
in shipping order, by JOHN S PRICE
dIsIy 70 South street.
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Att0rneps.

HENRY P. BROOKS,
IL - ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED to No. NORTH CALVERT STREET oppo-
site Barnum's City Hotel mh25tf
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A DAMANTlNE CANDI4ES.-2OO boxes "Ropes
Cos celebrated Candies, 6's, for sale at factory
prices JOIN HENDERSON co. corner Pratt and Com
MOI.
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no BUTCHERS AND CATTLE DEALERS
Wanted to contract for 1000 quarters Beef of good
eavy quality CURRY, NEPHEW CO., 81 West Pratt
rect. fe3.tf
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BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT.
Nay 10 iS-Ordered that the sale of the real sesate Of
ohh uienl deceased, made by William Glenn the act
ing executor o. the last will and of the said de
cese ana TINS day reported to this the said
executors be ratified and confirmed unless cause he shewn re-
e contrary on or before the 18th day July next pro
Vlded of this order be in some daily
per published in the city of Baltimore, at least once a
for three successive weeks before the 18th day of ue nx
The Report states the amount of sales s. 500 So
True copy-test: ISAAC p COOK
ml4laM2M rnfM IL
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,Wlftals, 3atomare, 1T.

N EW D w A RE A ND HOUSE
~ FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- 4 SONS,
No. So W. BALTIMORE STREET.
between Frederick and Cav SITS
our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
kNlgF;S and FORKS POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
Sers, kAloS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Talors'
GorESGrewS and Champagne Nippers; PLATED and BRI
LANNlA AXE such as Forks Spoons Tea Sets Pitchers
Castors Coffee GrnS Lamps and Candesticks Also fine
S it Of PlANiSHED TIN WARE, the celebrated OLD
DoMiNlON COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de-
TeriRons Ice Cream and Jelly MQULDS, Fancy apanned
rd cages lea CanniserS, Brushes, Fancy busters,
many other articles too mention Also gene
raj iardware Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
solicited. 'nS5ltf'
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IA fgs 65.z........;s5 PHILADELPHIA,
Steamboats,.
FOR THE S0IIT

rzsl FOR THE SOUTH
usszzrzar-s94s DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL.
PFIA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, ,--.... .'BAG Line
~ NnKE0I;k, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERY, AND NEW ORIFlNS ~
STRING ARRANGEMENT
ia LILY, Except Sandays.) via
bA 1 LINE * SEA BOARD AZ ROANOKE RAILROAD
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The schedule being arranged the traveller uiact
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from '~N'
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON. n "
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M KEITH JR, & son,
W. 80 MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
nm NO % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale at lowest rates
Jared Pratt Sons Cut Nails, all sizes
T. Keith, Jr Co.'S Tacls, Shoe and Finishing Nails.
n taylor and Co $ Cast and Shear Steel
Ames & Rowland's Shovels and Spades;
klmlals Patent Shoves and Spades;
Sheble, Lawson Il Fishers Forks:
American Butt Co. s Hinges and Sad irons.
burdens Patent Horse Shoes:
Kings American Clinch Nails
Douglas Pumps and Rams:
Smith Harper's Hoes and Rakes
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes;
Hoop and Sheet Iron, Tea Kettles;
Hall Brown Co.'S SnathS.
Darby Creek Scythe Stones
Axle Pules, Faucets Strap and T Hinges;
AN-liandlcS, Saw Frames, Shoe Knives:
Coffee Mills, Hames, &c, &C. nc. mh4om
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@iass, Yiqaors, &t.
CA BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
trs@Sl Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
A1A OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.

g v1 aG : " S !: H9asASs s GR
S7A OPPOSITE I,P PgBLIc STORES,
WINES, BRA iSbfEsst GiS e CIGARS, &c.
DOMESTIC v hfqT6k RsAl GoRfD1ALs,
Cognac Rochelle Brande Old Rye Whiskey Of different
Holland Holland Gin German Tonic Bitters.
Scotch and Irish Whiskey; Cherry,
e ealaE1 M champagne and BB aaHSsry AS'
H ;Sysf{l and Principe Cigars. S SngsT,s'
R5EA H. F. STICKNEY,
c. R 3EPfEs AM W3N MFo GIS DEALER
AND sGPERioR OLD I'D RYE wH1sKEY,
mott No q CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
G s5 RfA "A aaa s y &SSs1lp :f &C.
,,r,o, -, VINES I BsRANDIEs, GIN, CIGARS, &c
IN DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Agents for G H MHmm ; Co IS chamPagne; 4 Mumm
deaux; G Sayer& Co.'S Cognac, ap2S-tf
M@a DE CORMIS & ROGERS, Lillian "''iA'
49, , Wv, EMS Wholesale DEALERS IN
sS0F5H ALE SSH aAhH k~hlskESs
mr2i-u No Commerce street, Bait.
@FNWILLIAM F. GETTY,
Glj DEALER IN FOREIGN ,--
S. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Baltimore,
Invites attention to his carefully selected stock of
hNANp'hS' WINES,
with the fIom him that every article shall prove
represented and at prices but te above the cost Ct
imdOrtation.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand. jal2tf
g R9h$F5s i nS $fsEfn 90i Nv
NO. 9 COMMERCE STREET
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
houses,
COGNAC BRANDIES
Otard, HennesSey &c
ROCHELLE BRANDIES,
Seignette, Pellevosin, &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle &c.
Champagne, Sherry, Port Madeira, Malaga &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited to their large stock of
OLD RYE WIllSkEY,
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
States, including Extra Fine Superior Monongahela Jack
son, Family, Pure r. Rye.
Also, Imitation Sweet
Which cannot be excelled by house in the United
States.
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
II
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DuEtNo.-The editor Of the Greensbo.
rough Times. In recent article on the i'm
morality Of duelling. uses the following Ian
guage:
Editors Of newspapers are beginning to be
somewhat precise in The enforcement Of the
" law OF honor" They, too. are falling into
this abomlnation Of the present and past ages.
vi all men they are the last that should set
such an example because they are the con-
SENATORS Of morality, and the public peace,
or ought to be such. That class Of publish,
ers who violate decency and truth. have no
power to injure the standing Of an Editor
who exhibits by his course character above
reproach who shows that he will do "justce
and love mercy;" therefore he need not trou.
Bile himself about the assaults Of fools and
blackguards.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Boston, Aug. 90.
| The Etna arrived late last night, havin
sailed on the 18Th, ~ hours after the salin
Of the America.
The Zurich Conference have resolved I,
prolong The Armistics until the ratification .
peace.
II is reported that the foreign Ambassador
Of France would refuse TO attend the Pari
fptes il the colors taken from the enemy wer,
allowed 10 be carried in the precession.
Vague rumors say that Prince Napoleon
was TO be made Sovereign Of Tuscany.
The collision between the Austrian ant
Prussian soldiers at Frankfort was serious
but believed no lives we're lost. The smg
Of Prussia was not expected TO live much
longer.
Spain had resolved 10 increase her forti
cations in Cuba.
The Parliament was prorogued on the 18th.
Z. Lenox Wyke appointed envoy cxtraordi.
nary to Central America.
The Paris correspondence says that the
Emperor is about TO publish political an.
nesiy. including Changarnier, Louis Blanc.
and Ledru RoIlin.
Adslces from Italy Indicate scrious trouble
IN the Dukedons. Secret emissaries Of the
fugitive Princes are fomrnting discnrd. and
the people generally ave bitterly opposed TO
the return 81 the Dukes. and Fari"a. Dicta.
tor Of Modena, threatens to level Mndena Ia
the ground sooner than see the Duke restored
by force.
The second dispatch Of news from Italy is
contradictory. The liverpool Post gives the
following resume:
The rumors Published on yesterday that
the Red Republicans had obtained an a,lyan-
tage over thr friends of order 10 Psrm,. &c.,
is confirmed partially BY the news received
frpm the Austrian official resources.
The Provisional Government Of Tuscany
had issred proclamation 10 The people be-
lure the elections took place calling nn them
by their cDnduct 10 enable The Emperor Ma
polrun To DO Enr Italy what he intends for
their good, and il is stated besides that they
have sent srrciai enyoy 20 Brrlm to obtain
the consent Of the prussian Government to
remove the present dynasty. With regard
20 the question Of who i 10 take the place Of
that dynasty. a project has already been
mentioned, namelyi a marriage between the
Grand llnehrss VI Parma, aud the nephew Of
Victor Emanuel.
10 the Daehy &c Molena everything seems
in ia,or Of Piedmont; the people run in
crowds 10 vute tor the dethronemrnt Of Fran.
els the Filth.
There /. ,istontcnt in Italy end disunion
in Germany, and an opinion IS gaining ground
that there are serious obstacles TO the estab-
Iishment Of the proposed Italian confedera.
ton.
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EXTRAORDINARY X.ERcrsE.--A contemporary
has adopted the practice, becoming quite
common. Of marking papers with an on the
expiration Of subscriptions. A subscriber
recently responded in the following good
hit:
MEssRs. LAsslNG.--That your Exposition
is X.cusable in the X.ta X Inhibited on the
A-terior Of the last Standard, you viii allow
me TO x.press my readiness to admit. Please
to Examine the enclosed X-change, and if
deemed an X-pistion for nv remissness, it
Is Expected that you will X.tend 10 me an
X-oneration fron your Factions. by X>pung.
ing or x.cinding the said X from nv next
paper. Not that yonr mode is BY any means
xeeptionable in x-ercising right, but ra-
Their to be X tolled. as a very Expeditions
one in making Xamples Of delinquents.
Yours truly.
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IMMENSE YIELD OF GRAIN.-4f'he country
papers Of this State announce the fact that
the yield Of wheat all through Western New
York is unprecedently large this year. Not
only is the crop in fine condition and free
from rust and weeyil. but the produce Of the
ears immensely large. so that, we are inform.
ed iitm one source, the cultivaiors are as.
tonished to find that where they had pre-
pared storage and bags for twenty bushels,
they have now to make provision for thirty
or forty. And we learn from another quar-
ter that this is true also of the rye and barley
crops. This is cheering prospect. truly.
NJ Y Tribune.
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WHAT is FREscH PEacR FooTISG f-The
projectd reduction Of the French army aud
navy 10 peace footing. continue to occupy
the attention of the press both in France and
Englan and there was great diversity Of
opinion as to what peace fonting meant.
The Gazette de France says that peace
footing must be understood to comprise the
ability to have 500, 900 men under arms at u
months notice. and with view TO an extern
sion OF colonial possession, constant pro-
gress OF Development in the feet which is
already 1.-THE finest naval iorce ia the world"
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Hoilorays 0iHime9t and Pus.-The various and
fghul alterations Of the lower limbs known BY the
general term Of leg" or had leg" yield every
whore with surprising rspidity % the influence Of the
Ointmeut We ave informed. fiom sources IN which
have foil confidence that assesses and sores Of this
class that had been dscharsng for many yeas, keep.
ing the sufferers in constant pain. aud In mast ieb.
aicd condition. have been dried up IN few weeks BY
this wonderful disiniecian. II DOES not merely sun
press the discharge, which would be dangerous, hi.
striking through the surface u the nucleus 81 the die
order, oblielss al both IL source and il sYmp.
toms The Pills. By their mild apsrien, action, oIPs.
diie the cure.
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Call at the Macon House,
dQREHEAD CRY, N. G..

WIhEnGab WIZ ~ Ost
(WHICH viii he opened on the 25th inst. Or the
accomnodaiiun Of The travelling and pleasure
seeking pubic.
This house j. beautifully situated IN The neu aut
growing City of Mirehcad. Al The terminus Of the A
q n. Q. X. u, in full ,iew 81 Fort Macon. the Inlet
Bcaufsri, and mo surrounding waters az the Hsfbot
which extends from Northwest round Has. 10 south.
west which view Is quite iieal 10 thasa coming from
The un country 10 such sheet Of WATER together
with The numasr % yosscls sailing thereon, fum the
largest Batque down 10 the smallest Canoe.
a new hathins.hogse just Pot up iuf ihoss who do.
sire he luxury % the salt bath which Il - conducive
10 heah also good sail.boals and ifuay sailors 81.
ways ready "a carry persons "a any paint they may
desire for small pay.
Tie proprietor uill do I'll IN HE power 10 render
comfortable those who may favor him with their CON.
psny. lis charges moderate, ~ so per day per
week. OF month a. per eaalrsci. lin adssnce.l
w. W. GUESS.
August "a. p5-6w,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-31
roll Of the State 81 North Carolina, win their

roll Of the State OIL North Carolina, with their
age, in 1859.
Cornelius Clements. Rutherford county,
l02 years; John Brooks. Robson county.
l02 years David Cockerham, Surry county,
Dc years; Edwin Hickman, Stokes county,
" years. Moses Jones, Orange county, 81
years; Alexander Lemonds, Rockingham
county, SO years James Nicholson, Stokes
county, 81 years; Adam Phillips, Buncombe
county, 90 years George Roberts, Buncombe
county, 10l years.