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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03
COVINGTON NEWS.
[Any communications from our friends will he
thankfully received; Address "Press Reporter"
Box 2l, Covington, Ky.l

SHADE TREEs.-It is extremely pleasant to
promenade along Greenup, q port ion of Scott and
other streets, this hot weather. shaded as they
are by beautiful sugar trees. Whenever street is
laid of, in any city, it ought to be decorated with
young trees, that in few years. 1t will render the
sidewalk shady and pleasant in hot weateer 1t costs
but little and will amply repay, in pecunary point
ofview by enhancing the value of property 1t will
also give health and beauty to the place, and will add
to its reputation abroad. In this matter our city
will compare fayorably with any other of the same
population.
G@-We are inclined to believe that beer
and ale drinking is not confined to the Germans
The large amount of these articles manufactured here
and shipped 10 the country, would indicate that
either the whole population has become Teuonic or
else that Americans imbibe quite freely.
JUDGE PERRINs New REsIDENCE.- fell
low.citizen, Judge Perrin, has commenced the erec
tion ofa new residence Scottstreet between Fifth
and Sixth 1t bids fair to be beautiful structure,
andwe hope the owner may live long enjoy his new
home
MusIc.-We were favored with an Inherent
harpst yesterday, in the person of an Italian boy
about fourteen years of age. He was q splendid
musician, and the crowds that gathered around him
generally felt that they got their half.dimes worth
Gs-Our city has presented but few features
out Of the regular rout ne for few days past, and
| consequently, items are scarce. They are too busy
engaged in their ordinary occupationsIto to furnish
| suitable material for sensation articles.
Sous OF MALTA.--The Sons of Malta will
meet this evening at their hail. in this city, for the
purpose of initiating new members, and to make
arrangements for the coming parade and concert.
Members are requested to be present.
gg~Mr. W. D. F. Timberlake, who was
thrown from his buggy day before yesterday on the
Covington and Florence road, breaking two of his
ribs, was resting we'll yesterday. His daughters in
juries were not Of q serious nature.
@-In announcing the names of the teach
ers in the High School, yesterday, an error occurred
In spelling the name Of the assistant. 1t should
have been written f. O. Huse, and not Heust.
POLICE CouRr.-There we're seven cases before
the Police Court yesterday morning, all of trialng
nature.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions, advertisements and csmmuuics.
ions, addressed to the Press Reporter" Box s5 viii
be attended to.
BROKE JAL.-Night before last the City
Council held a session, the object of which was to
consider that of subject the erection of
a new jail. Members were eloquent, and the adyan-
tages OF new jail were expiated upon; but for some
reason, no action was taken, and the Council ad-
Journed, only to Witness hewever another evidence
that something was wrong, either In the ail or else
where, for II was found that while the ailor was In
the Council Chamber, on Of the inmates, female
named Mary Murphy, confined to await her trial for
petit larceny, had made her escape. At the latest
dates she had not been retaken.
INTERESTING TO BUTCHERS AND WooDMEN.-
Sealed proposals will be received at the Newport
Barracks till the 10th inst. for sufficient amount of
wood for consumption at the barracks for one year
from the first of October next The wood is to be of
hard, merchantabe character, and to be delivered
at such time as may be required. Also, till to same
date, sealed proposals for beef for the supply of the
soldiers, for the same length of time, will be re-
ceved. Advertisements, giving specifications, can
be seen at the ferry.anding, In this city. Why not
advertise in the Press?
PASSED AwAY.-It Is with regret We an
nounce the demise of MIR. Shutes child, He was
promising boy, and had Just attained that age which
portrays the childish nature of youth, and doubly
endears them in the hearts Of tho parents. But he
has passed away like the rose His spirit is
now nesting In the bosom of Its Maker, waiting,
with joy and hope, for the time when parting will
not be known, and when with voices of gadness all
wiljoin the chorus In the praise of Him who doeth
all things we'll.
KENTUCKY CRICKET CLUB.-The members of
this Club are requested to attend meeting at their
room this Saturday evening" at eight o'clock as
business of importance will be transacted full at.
tendance Is desired.
Gs-Tho Executive Committee of the Republi-
cans of Kenton and Campbell Counties have a meet
ing, tonight, at the Office of the "Free South"
Open to the public.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTIOM SALE.-BY KELLOGG &
street. splendid Household Furniture at Auc-
ton. On MONDAY MORNING, September 8, at
dwelling 3fS Fifth-sreet, between John and Smith,
north side the entire furniture Of family removing
viz:
Front Parlor.-French sofas; sociables parlor
gilt frame mirror (cost $3.50; Brussels carpet what
not and several of the finest and choicest oil paint
ings that have been offered this season.
Back ParIOr.-One large gilt mirror; sofas;
chairs; tables; Brussels carpet, nc.
Ghambers.-One cottage sett; dressing bureaus;
bedstcads bedding; washstands; carpets; wardrobe,
&c.
Dining-rOOm.-Extensi table; side board, and
large assortment of Queens China, glass and plated
ware.
Kitchen.--Cooking stove and utensils, and the
gas fixtures, &c. A. KELLOGG,
sep2 Auctioneer.
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HOME INTEREST,".

pps. H. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
80 West Fourth.street.
nD- Winder's Shy-light Gallery-All styles
of Pictures made on short notice.
@S' Winder's Sky-light Gallery, Western
row, opposite Court.street The cheapest and best
Pictures made in the city.
RUr Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put in good for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
RBrFor good style of Hat, go to Hilbert
& BROTHER, No. and 2l0 West Fifth-street. Their
style and make are greatly admired by hat wearers.
Go and see them.
BTOne Dollar Photosraphs-Dewey G.
Co.'s Mammoth Gallery, No. liz West Fifth street, Is
the place for cheap and unequaled Photographs, In
gilt frames. Their charge Is only one dollar.
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re- officers Grogan and Jones, of the Thir-
teenth Ward, arrested couple of women, yes
terday, named Susan Bowley and Ann Mack.
The following articles, supposed to have been
stolen, were found in their possession: Two
table-cloths, one double blanket, one bolt
muslin, three pieces muslin, one napkin, eleven
tablespoons, marked General Pike; twelve
forks, marked same; three teaspoons, marked
H. H. q Co.; one teaspoon, marked Yeates &
Co.; one teaspoon, marked r. T.; three
tablespoons, marked Curtis & Co. These ar.
tieles can be seen at the Hammond-street Sta
tion.house.
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CHURCH AND THE STEANER.-Church is an
institution, and besides supplying the latest
and best periodicals at the Postoffce Depot Of
News, gets up illustrations pertinent to tho
times. The latest lisa copy, by Leslie, of the
drop.curtain of the National Thsater, repre-
senting the monster steamer Great Eastern ar
irving in the harbor Of Portland. If you are
delighted with the marine view, you will be
instructed with full description of the vessel
in the last Illustrated London Neps, which is
overaowing with interesting matter, hand
somsly illustrated. A supplement and colored
picture are furnished with regular issue, no ad-
ditiOnal price being charged. The only thing
approaching the Aurora Borealis in beauty, is the
glad face of the sweet girl thus representing
summer. Church has a few copies left.
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NT Fourth-street is the great resort of those
who desire pleasant evening promenade.
The Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute, at
Pixies Opera Building, adds greatly to the
usual attractions of the locality; and SO crowded
is the street. that 1t is frequently with difficulty
that the going and returning throngs can pass
each other on the sidewalks. During tho Fair,
band Of music, from the versndah Of the opera
house, will entertain the passers.by with en-
livening strains and sweet harmonies. Lot
those who would enjoy themselves, spend their
evenings on Fourth street.
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FALL STYLE.-Towers & Co. introduced, to-
day, their fall style of hats, under the name of
"The Hat" In quality, style and exquisite
finish, 1t can not fail to please the most artistic
eye. They also have on hand superior lot of
boys and youths fine French felt hats and
fancy caps, which will, no doubt, create ti.rOre
among the young folks. We would say to
those desiring q suitable covering for the
"dOme of thought" give Towers & Co. call.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03

CINCINNATI STREET RAILRoAD-A large
crowd assembled at the corner Of Walnut and
Fourth-streets, yesterday, to witness the laying
down Of the first rail on the Cincinnati Street
Railroad track. To the Penny Press was
awarded the honor of driving the first and sec.
ond spikes. With three blows we sent the iron
rivet down to the socket-one for the Street
Railroads, one for the Penny Press, and ono for
the Queen City-three of the greatest institu-
tions in the West.
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Gg- The RepubHkaner, of last evening, con-
tains call for meeting of those opposed to
the Sabbath laws, to convene at - on Tues
day evening next, at eight o'clock. The pur-
pose is to getup demonstration, and enter a
strong protest against those ordinances pro-
hibiting Sunday amusement. The place is not
yet designated.
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River News.

PIrTsBuRa, September 2-M.-River twenty
one inches at Glass-houSe, and at stand.
Weather clear and cool.
PTTrsBURG, September 2-P. M.-River un-
changed since noon. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2-P. M.-River falling,
with three feet three inches in the Canal.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2-P. M.-River fallen
thirteen inches at this point in the last twenty
four hours, and is still receding. Nothing
from any of the upper streams. Weather clear
and cool.
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FrRE.-Yesterday, about twelve O'Clock, q
fire occurred on Western.row, above Sixth,
which, fortunately, did little damage. Some
bed-clothing, in the third story, belonging to a
widow lady, took fire while she was absent.
1t was fortunately discovered by gentleman
who occupies the room above, who extinguished
1t before 1t was communicated to the house.
Some of the bed clothes were spoiled.
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@-"There are more things in Heaven and
earth, Horatio, than are dreamt Of in your
philosophy" We will warrant that the bene-
fetal results, derived by the Introduction of
the Grover & Baker Sewing machine, were
never more thought of in Mr.. Horatio's phil
osophy. Any person wishing to see or pur-
chase one of these progenitors of health and
alleviators Of misery, can find them at No. So
West Fourth. street.
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OBsrRucrING RAILROAD TRAoK.-Ths parties
arrested on charge Of obstructipg the track Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, west of
vincennes, lately, had trial at 0lney, Illinois,
on Thursday last, and were committed to Jail
in default of $4,000 all
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GS- An evening school, for the instruction
Of those who are engaged at labor through the
day, will be opened at the st. Xavier Free
School, on Sycamore, between Seventh and
Eighth, on Monday evening next. Hours
from seven till nine O'Clock.
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HARD TO (BEET) BEAr.--We were, last even
ing, made the recipient of the premium beet of
the Florence, Kentucky, Fair. 1t weighs ten
pounds two ounces, and was raised by Mr..
Morris, of Campbell County, Kentucky. To
Judge Finn we return thanks for the above
described beet, and, we assure him, we are at
all times willing to receive such beet-ings.
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-nNWe call attention to the advertisement
Of Chas. S. Weatherby, found in another COL
umn. His fall goods have been selected with
great care, and cannot fail to suit the most
fastidious.
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The CAsINo.-The proprietors of this place
of amusement have added to their attractions
Won Weber's celebrated JubsI Overture It will
be performed by the orchestrion every oven
ing. The public should not fail to witness
this performance.
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[By Telegraph
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2,

NEW OhLkANsi oept S'
Cotton easier, but prices are unchanged:
sales 900 bales at 1lf@llAc. for Middipg sales Of
the week ,50 bales; receipts since Wednesday noon
TO- 900 bales against $500 bales at the same me last
year. present stock $500 bales against 81 900 bales
last year. Corn is very dull at 5c. for prime Whits
Coffee firm at l2@l2Ac. for prime Rio: sales Of the
33 900 bags last year. Sterling Exchange I69s1llO
Exchange on New York lGl4 per cent. discount;
sight do. " premium.
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@s- A couple of fancy draymen, with their
friends, crossed tho river, yesterday, for the
purpose of engaging in pugilistis encounter.
They repaired to the woods back of the race
ground, near Ludlow; but before the battle
commenced, the proper authorities interfered,
and the gentlemen returned as they went.
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ls-The bakery of Mr.. Hoffman, situated
on the corner of Pleasant and Liberty streets,
was entered about ten o'clock yesterday, by
an expert vill&in, and the till robbed of some
e01
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MD- The residence of Mr.. James Bowman,
on Sixth street, near the Hamilton and Day.
ton Railroad, was entered by q thief or
thieves, day before yesterday, and robbed of
q considerable amount of silver-ware, money
and wearing apparel. Mr.. Bowman is una
BILE at present to state the value of the goods
atoIap
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lB- We are under obligations to S. L.
Walker, Of Cedarville, Ohio, for number fifty
three of the PENNY PRESS. Weappreciate your
kindness, Mr.. Walker, and offer you our lss-.
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Strangers visiting the city during the
Fairs will find Applegate's gallery, No. 5s
Broadway, to be the place for good and cheap
pictures.
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rs Pease & Co., street, east of Wal
nut, have received the Now York Clipper, the
Home Journal and Harpcrs Weekly for Sep
tsmber 8. They have all the new reading of
the day.
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Gs1- Mr.. George A. Jones, our carrier for
Storrs, will call upon the residents along the
River Road to-day, for the purpose of obtain.
ink the names Of all who desire the Press.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03

G1" A boy employed at DR.. Browns drug
store, northwest corner of Fourth and Wal
nut-streets, took fit last evening while en-
gagged at his work. The proper restoratives
were applied and he was resuscitated. He at
one time, we understood, was subject to fits,
but It had been SO long since he had one that
his friends Aattered themselves that they had
laff him
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03

ED- Messrs. Higdon and Durham, of this
city, received four premiums at the Piqua
Horse Fair two for the fastest trotting
horses, one for the best double team, and one
for the best Stallion. Hurrah for Ben and
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03
A UCTION sALE.-BY THOs. JOHN

A UCTION SALE.-BY THOS. JOHN
IN STON, in Sae-rooms No. % Main street, (next
to the Trust Company Bank.) Last large positive
fall sale Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Caps. &C., at Auction. TUESDAY
in cataloge form without any reserve 400 packages
and lots of fresh-imported Foreign and Domestic
desirable Goods for city aud country sales.
ALSO-WEDNESDAYM MORNING, September !. in
third loft, $50 cases, comprising the best stock of
Mems, Boys and Youths Brogans; Women's, Misses
and Children's Shoes, Congress Caters and Oxford
Ties; Ladies' GaiteDand slippers; Mems, Boys and
Youths fine Boots, ,Overshoes, &C., we have Of
fered at auction; the greater portion of the stock
being well adapted for the best city retail trade, and
every case to be sold without reserve.
au29-c THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03
Coal Miner,s Strike.

PIrTsBURG, September Goal m iners
numbering 1000, turned out in procession, TO-
day, on strike. They contend for payment
of wages according to weight, instead of
meas,1re
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-03
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-MEAT STORE-One Of the
~ Oldest established, and best stands In the city;
fixtures r sale on reasonable terms. Apply soon at
25S West Sixtbstreet. sep3.b'
NOR RENT-A FURNIS HE'D SLEEPING
modated with a neatly y.furnished front sleeping.
room without board In respectful BILE private family,
with the privilege of bath. Gas in every room.
Reference required. Apply at No. lOS Longworth.
street, between Elm and Plum. sep2.bs
NOR RENT-FRONT OFFICE AND
n SECOND FL0OR-Appy at No. % Front street,
between Main and Walnut. sepl.dt
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N3-If you would have your breakfast digest
well, read the fourth page of the PENNY Press
as soon as you are up.
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NB-The members of Cincinnati Lodge
No. 8, attended the funeral of their deceased
brother, W. T. Hartman, yesterday.
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LOST

II ,0ST-A BRACELET--0n Thursday, q
- plain gold bracelet, with the name of Mary l..
Stewart engraved on the inside. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving 1t with A. P. Stewart,
No. II East Front street. sep3-b+
II ,OST-0VERCOAT lost q white gum
-AA overcoat from the top of my bus, between the
foot of Fifth and Freeman.streets. The finder will
be paid for his trouble, by leaving It at WOOD &
SHARPS, COS Sixth.street. J. JOHNSON.
II .OST-C0W-Ab black cow with short horns,
IA belonging to Dennis Mahony, on the road to
the Observatory reward of IS will be paid for her
return, or word left whore she may be found.
sep2.bsl
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CITY MATTERS.

NS-sycamore Township held successful
fair yesterday, near Montgomery.
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BOARDING..

POARDING-A large furnished front room,
.nD for lady and gentleman, can be had at 2l9 West
Fifth street; stone front building Also few single
gen tlemen can obtain boarding. sep3-b|
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GS- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
7 West Fourth street, September 2, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
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ANTsl WAN Tsi!

II you want servant, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS
Ir y,'u want hoube, advertise In
THE PENNY PRHSs.
Ir you want 10 sell anything, advertise IN
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir YOU want 10 tny anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact, every want SO. .oplied by advertising in
."HE PENNY PRESS,
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N0R SALE-HORSE-A fine young horse,
~ warranted by the owner. Can be seen at G. H.
LINGER'S stable, on Sixth-street, between Smith
and Mound. sep3-bs
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u. furniture and good will Of a Boarding. house,
doing good business will be sold cheap II applied
for soon. The house has twelve rooms, with large
particulars, address A. B. G., Penny Press office.
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!, Subscriptions, advertisements and csmmunics.
lions addressed to the "Press Reporter" Box 49, will
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FOR SALE.

N0R SALE-DINING SALOON-The old
II and well.estabished Dining Saloon, at No. 8
East Fou tn street, having seventy prompt pay
ing boardey, and good transient trade. For further
particulars inc nre on the premises. sep3.bs
N0R SALE--A SCREEN-A paper screen,
n ten by twelve feet almost new. Apply at Miss
JAOKSONS, No. IS West Fourth. street Also,
suite of rooms for rent, well adapted to the dress
making business. sep3- b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-30
NEW AND CHEAP
s p r I N G G o @ d S.

rpsHE LARGEST and BEST stock in this Eounty,
purchased upon the very best terms, lew OF
which will call attention 10.
Best French Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, and every
thing for Gents and Boys weai; Shoes Clothing.
HATS-Fine Moleskin, Cashmere, Washington,
Senate, Hungarian, American Planters Nutria, Smoke
Cable and other Soft and Straw Hats.
BONNETS-Cheap, Trimmed and Untrimmed,
Satin Silk, Straw, Lace and Braid Bonnets, Coloured
and White.
Misses and Ladies' Equestrian and other flats.
Black, Black and White, White and Coloured Roach.
es and Tabs.
Fine and Cheap Parasols.
Patent SelfAdiustible Corsets and Rubber Busks.
Richardson q Stewards Linens, Diapers, Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheetings, DC.
Brhants and Percale for Sacks and Busters, with
White Braids, Cords and Tassels, Frnges, &c, fo
Trimmings
India fwills, Dimi,y. English Long Cloths, DC.
! Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
! Berages. Muslin Robes, Stripes, DC.
/ Organizes, Gin CHAINS. English Prints, Chalies, DC
/ Table and Piano Covers.
| Oak and Rose painted characteristics.
Planished Tin, Old Dominion Coffee Pots, higgins
| Tea Pots, &c.
! Water Coolers, Patent Self-Sealing Fruit Cans
Coach and Floor Oil Cloths, Enamelled Muslin am
Drills, Patent Leather.
school Books, Wall and Border Paper, Fire Screens
Window Curtains.
Sole Leather. CaIlskins, White and Pink Lining
and Bindings Cochineal Boottops, Pot Cali, Morocco
and Goat Skins, Brslles Lasts, Peg, Booweh Awl'
&c, &c.
lard and Tanners Oil, KEROSENE Oil, Lamps, Wick.
and Chimneys, Fine Salad Oil, Essence and Extrac
Of Coffee White and Brown Windsor and other Soaps
Extracts Of Peach. Lemon, Vanilla and Cinnamon
Old English Cheese, London Porter, Old Java an
I.aguyra Coffee, Roe Henings Raisins and Figs |
small boxes and drums, Suga House Syrup, Fin
Black and Gseen Teas White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
April 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-30
Halsboroush, N. c. 4 SouthBostoa, Va.
UNITE d.
EHROIGH ~ "a Hour

FTER the Isl day OF August next, there will be
N a conveyance Tor all Travellers between HILLSIDE
rough n. c.. and South Boston, Va, regularly pass.
ing each way through Roxboroueh three times eek
II will leave Hllsborough o'clock p. NJ on arrival
Of the Western train Of Cars every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, spend the night in Roxborough, and
arrive at South Boston every Tuesday, Thursday ant
Saturday at II o'clock, 4. NJ, and return the SAINT
route. The connection viii be made in time t
take the cars at Hillshorough and South Boston fo
the Northern and Southern routes. Terms accommo
dating. j. Ill. BREEZE, Contractor.
Inlv 96 Oh