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M }. u. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. so Penn. ArsrV,, Bro.rnS' RofsL,
Has cholcn stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
aud VESTINGS, aud other SEASONARIE a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
will make to order IN the best manner and at M
short notice. He has also choice stock of Nh
hne READY-MADE CLOTHING and -As-
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he vouId
call the special attention oC gentlemen
IL AdherIng to the principle of one price only.
which 1t dIstlnct!y marked each articic the pub
faIr dealing. ' IVY WI
.iJ Mr.: WIN; BENNEr, favorably known To man,
citizens oi Washington asa Cutter ofdistingu shed
merit, having charge of the Cutting Department
will he pleased To meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
mar 21-u GOOD FIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-31
XUATER COOLERS,
w WATER COOLERS,
WATER COOLERS,
SSSkENs SS8kHNNss ssFF9yEs. sF9yEEss.

troJncs WNill sell cheap for cash. / will also i'm
onahie terms and Gas Pipes npon the most reas-
reauired ~ish Fixtures to any amount
Pfun,u> G.. SNYDER
ana next door tn ID lias Filter
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WHITE GRAVEL FOR
" ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, &e..
;n "s. ,sceixed cargo OF the above. Also, Build
VIM ns6i, next to l4h street bridge: Call and leave
your orders. X. w. BATES,
Dealer in Wood, Coal and sand,
mar q fStateS.i cor 18th and Z. sta. Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-31

ri NUNbE Il Il q SMI I n,
" 4ss 7th ST.. BET. ID and sts ,o,tk
Real Estate Bougth and Sold, CITY Lots Dwel
ling Houses; also, Farms, Timber Lands In MarT-
city. Vi Niiis
Earms Exchsngeo for City Property.
% %MesteIn lands Bought sold and Exchanged
All business promptly attended to.
Purchasers viii do well To give q call.
M,Ca,llSle, Jos II. Bradley, VIM B. Todd and q
II. farker a Co.. Washington. D. c, mar - SIN
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IN A N q l. OF TIN E.
WASHING TON BRANCH RAILROAD.

- - - Ssss,siska9S
On and after Thursday next, 2lst inst, TIeIns
Washington at t.4n and Csc :. m.
do. at sand s.l5 .. m.
Baltimore az s-N ard - n. Tn.
Do. stt.tS and a.1l D. ul.
The FIRST, second. and third connect with Trains
for the East and West.
The sacoHd and fourth sre way Trains.
aPS r. II. PARSONS, Agent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The Steamer City Of Washington, from
Liverpool VIA Cork, with dates to the eth IN
slant, Zone day later arrived at New York
Tn LATEST PROM lTAiy.
battle was daily expected on the Adige
at last accounts.
Ancona la. been declared in a state Of
siege.
Per telegraph from London 10 Queenstown
we have the following:
LONDON, July THE Paris correspon-
don't Of the London Times says the Minister
Of War aud Marshall PelIissier have had an.
other conference Tor the purpose Of concert
Ing measures 70 complete the organization Of
the army of the East.
An eighth division is in course Of urgani.
cation Il Lyons, to reinforce the army 10
Italy.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times SAYS that letters from the headquar-
tiers o. Prince Napoleon state that an"ther
great battle was expected on the banks oi the
Adge. The Au.trans ate believed TO have
two hundred thousand men 10 line.
Fresh battaliOns are organizing at Paris for
Italy.
Reliable information had reached Vienna
that Garibaldl's men had violated the Tyrol
by entering the Tonall pass. Prince Win.
dischgratz had been sent TO Berlin to &C.
quaint the Prussian government with this
TACT.
A Frankfort letter announces that the Aus.
trian government having been compelled by
the battle Of Sollerino, to despatch TO the
theatre OF war those troops which i had in
reserve in the Tyrol. that province being
consequently menaeed By the invasion Of Ga.
ribaIdi's corps, it intends to propose TO the
Diet, IN virtue &c the treaty 81 Venice. which
requires the German States toguaranty each
others German territory, TO send the Ger
man army into Tyrel.
Kossuih has issued proclamation calling
the Hungarian nation TO arms 10 struggle for
liberty, and announces that he will soon be
among them.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

For long time q certain class Of diseases have haf.
fed The skill aud practice Of the most eminent mem.
bers 81 The regular medical faculty. Foremost Among
these we might instance epilepsy OF falling cts. Hap.
pls Nv the skill and inventive genius 0f an eminent
chemis, ii Baltimore Nd. this disease has becn brought
within the means o. cure. We alude 10 the pre-.
paralion called the Vegetable Extract Epilepe Pills.
invented and prepared by Dr. Seth 5. Hance, Of los
Baltimore street Baltimore, Md. Since their discose.
" many persons who had given Up oil hope Of ever
being cured hsve been restored 10 the fol- enjoyment
Of health. Prominent among these We might enumef-
ate NJ. Harrison Irhiioct, o. Huntsville, Alabama.
MI L. has suffered much from Epilepsy, - any 9TH
e. person in the world; knowing what i was TO
pass week without having an attack aud often falling
ii lie sees 81 louisville. lie is fully restored
and has nj had an attack for more than year. d..
I,nces Pills have been the cause d this cure.
These pill. also cure Ill notifications u Fits, Spasns
Cramps &C.. aud are very sefsceabe for persons Of
weak nerves. Dr. Hance sends them TO any part Of Tho
county on the fecept Of remittance. Price, one boz
50 1.-TWO. IS twelve, So. Address Seth \. Hance,
los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
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Durham Male Academy,

THE subscriber--a southern gentleman educated al
= Hampden Sydney College va.-has just opened
a Male School at Durham's Depot, on the n. G. Gen.
trail Railroad IA miles from Hillshorough, ~ miles
from Chapel Hill, and "a miles from Raleigh, all cf
which places are easily accessible from every quarter
The locality very healthy one and board can be
had, either at the Depot in the neghborhood at IS
per MONTH The subscriber promises not only 10 at
tend strictly TO The progress OF his pupils in their stu.
dies, but also to watch with Ngant eye their general
department, and apply gentle ieproof whenever il may
be necessary, believing that kind admonition is often
more efficient in lecaimng the wayward boy than Sc.
we're punishment. The present session will close on
Wednesday the 9TH Of December. No deduction made
for loss Of time except in of protracted illness.
TERMS:
Tuition in Languages. $50 90 per session.
Algebra, Geometry, &c. Is 90
Ordinary English Studies, IL so
JAMES ID. BAIRD.
July &c. 0l-3w.
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PARTICULARS or THE war NEWS.

PARTICULARS Of THE WAX NEWS.
Napoleon telegraphed on The 9TH inst, that
an armistice had been agreed upon to begin
on the 9Th and end on the 18th Of August. 1t
was signed at villa Franco by General Hess
on the part Of the Austrians, and by Valiant
on the part of the Allies. Among other slip.
ulations, il provides that all commercial yes-
sells without distinction Of flag, shall be al
lowed to navigate the Adratc unmolested.
The Paris Moniteur cautions the public
against Misunderstanding the armistice, and
says negotiations may commence, but does
not see how the war may be terminated.
The London Times belyes in peace, say
ing that il is well authenticated that the pro-
posal came from France. and considers this
as indicating good moderation or necessity
on the part of France, and does not believe
it was the latter cause. France reaps all the
benefit of the armistce either way.
The armistice caused much excitement in
England, and c0nsols advanced one and
hall to two per cent. The Paris Buurse rose
two and half, and other European Bourses
advanced materially. The Austrian funds
at Frankfort advanced ten per cent.
Prior to the declaration Of the armistice
the Sardinians had proceeded vigorously with
the siege Of Peschiera, but this, and other
field movements lost interest in the absorb
ing topic.
ENGLAND.
The seizure of the British ship Laurel. at
Baltimore, and the coastng trade between
New York and San Francisco. via the 18TH
mus, hal claimed the attention OF the House
Of Commons. The government had promised
to make representations on these sub jects
TO the U. S. Government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

LITTLE Mrs.-It takes the little men to
set the world on fire. and polish off their jobs
neatly. Show me big fellow, and ten to
one Ill show you a big BOBBY but introduce
me to small shaver-any chap between four
feet nothing and five feet four in boots--and
III recommend to your notice fellow that
knows what's what, and who has plenty Of
brains in his head, if he hasn't got much to
boast Of in the matter Of legs in his breeches.
As general rule the cause Of the difference
in size of the human family is this some
mems meat 60 into their bodies-others IN
their souls. consequently, the smaller the
corporal dimensions the larger the mental
development, and uice Uersa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
NOTICE-TAXEs.

4 WILL attend At the following times and plaecs,
for the purpose q collecting the taxes for The year
1858.
ThOs. J. Ca,es's, on Monday the IIIh July,
James ". Miles's. on Tuesday the le,h.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the l3ih.
Dr.. VIM. q. Roberts,. on Thursday the i4th.
Mp. & =. w. Halls Store on Friday the 18th.
Hillshorough, on Saturday the 18th.
Red Mountain. on Monday the 18th.
Midway, on Tuesday the 18th.
Col John q. Douglass. on Wednesday the 2Uth.
HAMS Mikerson's, on Thursday the 2lsI
Duihsm's Station. on Friday the 22d.
John A. Coles on Saturday the $50.
4. b. Gunier's. on Monday the 25th.
William Tfice's, On Tuesday the .6th.
Chapel Hill. on Wednesday The 27th.
White Cfoss, On Thursday the ss,h.
Thomas Longs. on Friday The :glh.
HsborouEh, 10 collect towa tar. Saturday the 3Oh
The Magistrates will attend al the sane times and
places 10 take the Tss List Tor the wear 1859 puncu
atty Is expected Ofall. X. NJ. JONES, sh'H.
June Is. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
by Yesterdays .HzafI.
PEACE DECLARED.

Farther Point, July "a.
The steamer North Briton passed up to.
day. News highly important.
Peace has been concluded, and there is to
be an Italian confederation under the Hon
orary Presidency Of the Pope.
Austria has conceded L0mbardy to France.
Napoleon gives it to the Sardinians.
Austria preserves Venice.
The steamer left before the effect of this
news was fully developed. The Paris Mon.
iteur explains the circumstances attending
the armlstice, and says that the great neutral
powers exchanged the Communications with
the bellgerants, and were offering media.
tions, but unsuccessfully, until the French
fleet was about to attack Venice, and a con-
flict before Verona was imminent, when Ma
poleon, anxious TO prevent bloodshed, ascer-
tanned the disposition of the Emperor Of
Austria, and finding him willing, an arms.
tice was concluded. The two Emperors had
an interviews on the eleventh at Villa Franco.
Cyrus w. Field was passenger on the
North Briton. lie accomplished his object
in his mission TO England.
SECOND DIsPATH.
Napoleon issued bulletin from Nallegro,
announcing the arnstice, and congratulatlng
the troops on their glorious achievements
also Announcing his immediate departure for
Paris, and leaving the provisional command
Of the army 10 Marshal Valiant.
velIegio. July ll.-Peace has been signed
between the Emperors OF Austria and France
an thu fallnuing bas,s; There i 20 be an
Italian confedrracy under the honorary Pres
ideney Of the Pope. The Emperor Of Austria
contete. his rights in Iombardy to the En-
peror of France, who transfers them TO the
King Of Sardinia. The Emperor Of Austria
preserves Venice. but she will form an IN
tegral part Of the Italian confederation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
SAG ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers Tor sale the plantation on
which she resides the place icing eleven miles from
Marlborough 10 the western part 81 Orange comfy,
containing 2Ol acres. The land has on II rood and
substantial Improvements, aud Is well satcred.
Also another tract Of AS acres near the one men.
toned. two.tbifds Of which Is woodland.
These lands are well adapted 10 ire cultivation Of
Corn. Mhesl sad Tobacco. The lands arc offered
privately until Saturday he 18th Of Augus 81 which
time, II moi before disposed Of they will he sold 10 The
highest bidder
For any information relative 10 the land and the
terms Of sale, apply 10 Alexander w. Woods, Of s.
White, Who are authorized 10 ell the 8nds
MARY WOODS.
MsbSnesvile. June - sT-ti.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

THE next session Of my School, situated five miles
north Of Hsborough, on the stage road from Ieas.
burg to Hillsborough, will commence on the second
Monday Of July next.
Terms: .-.
Tuition in Languages, $40 90 per session.
In Algebra, Geometry, &c. l6 90
Ordinary English Studies, l2 so
Board at the Academy, and in good families in the
neighhorhood, from $40 10 $45 per session.
No extra charges, and, generally, no deduction. |
am putting up additional buildings, and hope TO
have them ready BY next session.
S. w. HUGHES, Principal.
P. S.-Siandard, Register Christian Advocate, Bib
cal Recorder, North Carolina Presbyterian and Mil
ion Chronicle, publish three times. S. w. H.
June 10, 1859. s5-
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New York. july ii.

By this arrival We have news from Europe
10 the 9th inst, the Africa having sailed on
the evening Of that day.
The nations fighting in Italy have agreed
upon an armistiee, which commenced on the
9Th inst, and was TO continue til the 18th d
August, 10 give time 10 consider the peace
propositions that have Teen submitted BY the
friendly powers.
All funds have considerably advanced, ia
consequence Of the hopes Of peace.
Cotton has slightly advanced, the market
closing with demand on The part Of seller:
for still greater advance.
BreaJstuhs arc decling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

Activity OF NAPoLEoN.-A private letter
from the seat Of war, says that since the ac-
tive work began Napoleon knocks up two
horses every day. being in the saddle from
four o'clock in the morning; and some Of
his grooms have just reached Paris for new
supply from the imperial stud. His indie
fatigable inspection Of all matters involving
supply, commissariat and reinlorcements,
was the theme Of the whole army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
TO OBSERVERS OF THE WEATHER IN THE
ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES.


ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES.
AT the instance of the Royal Society and
the British Association for the advance ment
Of Science, the British Government is Just
now commencing series Of observations in
and around the North Atlantic Ocean, for
the purpose Of investigating the law Of storms
and other phenomena concerning the weather
in and about that ocean.
The matter has been placed in the charge
Of Admiral Fitz Roy. OF the Meteorological
Department of the Board oil Trade (and Ad-
miralty,) London, who calls on ships at sea,
as well as persons on shore, tor cooperation.
The observations are to commence forth
with, and to continue until September, 1860 ;
and they relate principally to wind and wea-
ther.
Therefore. though observations with in
struments in addition to those of the eve on
the direction and force Of the wind and the
character of the weather, are also desirable,
yet the assistance to be rendered by those
who will keep Journal, giving simply the
force and direction Of the wind and the cha.
racter Of the weather twice day, thus -
June an. w. fresh (5)-cloudy, with
any further remarks that may seem needful, }
wli be highly important and thankfully re.
ceised. The hours Of Observation being
about 9 8. IN and p. M. Of meantime at
Greenwich, will be, for Texas. about ESQ
a. m. aud p. M; for New 0iieans about 8 !;
for Georgia and Florida about $50 for Phi.
ladelphla about 4; and for Eastport, Maine,
about 4:S0 a. m. and D. NJ.
IL Is hoped that the masters Of our coast.
ing vessels will furnish at least eye obserya-
tons on wind and weather; also that the
fishermen will do the same, and last. though
not least, the farmers. Admiral fitZ Roy
has furnished me with a number Of circular.
and blank forms. containing full particular.
and giving detailed instructions 10 those who
wish 70 observe, copy Of which ! shall be
happy to furnish TO any one who will apply
This is bene6cent undertaking, fraughl
with advantages alike TO all on both sides o.
The Atlantic, and hope my fellow citizen,
will give il the encouragement and support
il deserves. and that the press generally will
second this appeal by publishing the above
and oblige. Respectfully, &C..
WI. MAURY.
observatory, Washington, Juh 70, 1852
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

A DANGEROUS SpURIoUs BILL We have
been shown what is called a spurious ten
dollar bill purporting 10 be on the Merchants
Bank of Newbern. We learn that there Is
anumber Of such bills 10 the hands Of differ
ent business men IN this town, imposed upon
them, Of course. BY some fancy hnancirr.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter describes
the spurious bill as follows:
los. ,ig Mercury. ship under sail. &C..
male portrait on tie right-St George and
dragon on left end"
The genuine bill is described as follows:
los. female. scroll. purrait. &C., \
each side--lO male head. iO--male. eagle,
TO-" Look OUT SIlisJnry Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
THE GREAT IRISH REVIVAL.

The last steamer brings intelligence Of the
continual increase and power Of the remark
able religious revival in ireland. II is a
prominent topic in the newspapers We re-.
ceiye from Great Britain. One number Of
the Banner Of Ulster has four columns in
small type Of reports Of the various meetings
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

BlRcA,SgD FoR.-We heard yesterday
that farmer had sold his entire crop Of
wheat 20 miller IN this place AZ ~ 20
per bushel. From The prospect now made
certain Of an overwhelming eiop. we think
the farmer got the best end Of the bargain.
The crop in question only amounted 70 abaut
thirteen thousand bushels, and IS TO be de-
lisere,l in all Of August and September Of
this year. M. faftlhgtnou.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

Az ACCUSATION ASp AroLoGy.--A clergy.
man preached a sermon some short time ago,
in---well. It's no matter where, aud which
one Of his auditors commended.
YES" said gentleman to whom IL was
mentioned, ut was good sermon. but be
stole itw
This being told the preacher, he resented
il. aud called on the gentleman TO retract
what he had said.
II am not,' replied the agtessor, ",ery
aptto retract my word, bot in this instance
will said you had stolen the sermons
find was wrong for on returning home and
referring TO the book whence ! thought q wa,
taken, found IL still there
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27
no COysU MPrIyEs- II

no COSsI MPTIyES- The advertiser having
been restored TO health in = few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe Lung Election, and that dread disease Con-
sumplion--is anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. 10 oil who desire IL he
Will send copy Of the prescription used free 81
ehmge.) with directions for preparing and using the
sane. which they viii find sure cure fJr COnsump-
ton Asthma. Bronchitis &C. The only Object nf the
advertiser IN sending The prescription i to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will Try his
d. /, will cost them nothing. and NAV prove hles
sing Parties wishing The prescription will please ID.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsbureh Long Island.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

0nEeos SExaToR.--The divisions in the
Democratic party IL Oregon have resulted in
the adjournment 81 the Legislature without
eieeting a United states senator in the place
of Delazun Smith. The Democrats have 40
0f the so members. but a minu,iiy, uniting
with the seven Republicans. were able 10
prevent an election by refusing TO 70 into
Joint Convention. Oregon, therefore, will
be represented BY Gen. Lane alone IN the
Senate until another Legislature shalt con
sene in that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

As storms are Of frequent occurrence. the
following remark. from the Examiner. should
be treasured 10 The memory. aud acted upon !:
Elm thunder storms, never stay near a
chimney. nor under tree; and il you be 10
a room. keep 10 the centre thereof. and let
the windows be closed. because there are
horizontal flashes Of lightning which nigh; be
carried down by closed window. but would
pass into room through an open one"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

DEsTHucrioS ~ FlRE.--The tobacco facto.
~ on the outskirts II Oxford, belonging TO
Messrs. Cooper. king.bury and Nenable,
which conducted business by the name Of
kingsbury 4 Co.. was consumed by fire on
sunday night. Il was evidently the work oi
On incendiary. No clue has yet been had as
10 TIE guilty wretch. The loss is estimated
II amount 10 10000 or $4,000. about 90,
200 Of which i covered by insurance.
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held, chiefly in Belfast. on the previous Sab
bath, and at its conclusion apologies to its
readers by saying:
SO wide spread--we might almost say
generals the revival movement, that it is
quite impossible for US to present anything
Ikea full detail Of its progress and results,
or satisfactory notices of any but the most
prominent cases. The movement which
must shortly arrest national attention, pro-
crosses in manner which is subject of
astonlshment to all who witness it. There
are now comparatively few who are skepti-
cal as to the serious and solemn character
Of the manifestations, even among those who
at first were skeptical."
The Belfast News Letter says:
"This extraordinary movement is extend
ing itself in Belfast in the most rapid man
ner. Prayer meetings are held every eve
ming, and are attended by immense crowds.
many amongst whom are affected with all
the external symptoms already described.
There is an evident outpouring Of the Spirit
of God in answer to believing, faithful prayer.
The most skeptical, who will but attend one
Of these meetings now held in any Of the
ehuiShcs VI olnct PiucSo III tuis luWH, Will
be compelled to admit that the hand Of the
Lord is visibly at work, and that his blessing
attends the means used for bringing sinners
to seek happiness in Saviour's love. All
evangelical denominations have joined in
this good work, and success-marvellous
success--has hitherto attended their efforts.
Every Protestant place Of worship in this
town is becoming rapidly filled. There are
no empty pews now--no unoccupied seats
Every evening The streets are crowded with
hundreds and thousands who are vending
their way--not to the place Of amusement
not to join in the giddy dance-not to at
tend either theatre or concert; but with
their Bibles. hymn books, and psalm books
in their hands, eagerly pressing onward to
the house Of God 70 endeasor to obtain adj
lnittance in time, so that they may therein
hear instruction as to how they shall escape
from the City Of Destruction, and at length
reach the celestial Kingdom. At the servi-
ces conducted in the different churches ma
ny have been led to seek pardon, and many
profess to have obtained it, and are now go
Ing on their way rejoicing