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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-11

bundled thousand engravings taken. 10 such man.
ner AZ they, the associated owners. shall determine.
The Horse Fair. from the celebrated painting by
Rosa Bonheur. Published BY ]. M. Emersoa g. Co..
81 Park Row, New York
These are all handsome Autographs, and make
very pretty ornaments for parlor
Fatal Accldent-The Wilmington Herald Of
Friday last learns that Mr. George Wilson, one Of the
workmen on the new Presbyterian church Of that
town, fell from the tower Of that building on Friday
morning last and was killed. Mr.. Wilson was from
Baltimore, where his wife and children now reside
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Rock Aucti0n.-Mr. Foster, " the book auction
man." has been deghting the inhabitants Of this bo.
rough for few evenings past. We glad TO learn
that he has disposed Of large number of good books
and for this trust he will receive his reward. II he
has not already done so. He clever crier, and will
draw crowd. and amuse them too, in any locality IL
you buy good books he will benefit you. perhaps.
Why is there no book store in Hillsboroughi If
some careful, cnterprising man would embark in the
book business here, he might make il profitable TO him
self and also be the means of doing vast deal of
good Ia the community.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 9.
High Water this day (Tmesday) s O'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Bely4deres Tr r.. Baltimore mdze'
Schr. Thos. Raxney: (Br.) Mcdonnell, Halifax,
-four, G. 7. Workman Co r.
Sehr. Butterfly, Hubbard. Baltimore mdze.' D.
schr. Mary Clark, Howard, Boston. guano. F. H.
Schr. s. R. Allen, Baker. Boston. mdzs., D. l.
scSr. Z. j.. Pickup, Pickup. Philadelphia, coal.
echr. Louisa Dyer, Jameson, Rockland, llme
Sc6.: FRANCES French. Loveland, New York.
Schr. Orion, Stone, Philadelphia, pig iron, w. s.
sshT. s: :: Ashmsad, Youns' Philadelphia COAL
se61: E;Sia Ann, Weaver New York. sr"in'
'sehr., John Alexander. Creighton Baltimore
Schr. Milhaio. Jones, Baltimore. Shells J. 8.
Schr. W. G; Andenied; Anderson; Charleston,
flooring boards, to R \ I, W TH Il Son.
p.,,.,,vs SAiiTis TAI PHILADELPHIA. u,oze
Sckr. Emma Jane, Phillips. Baltimore, -four. w
seSr. s Louisa Dyer. Jameson, City Point, lime.
scSr. James Z. Price, Burton down the river,
light. a
- Noxyo1k. April z-Arrived, schr. samaria'
Todd, Richmond.
BALrIMosE; April s:-,ArTd :eh5 s Flying Send scTd.
more, Phillips, and VIM. Kuark, kuark. Rich
Brig Stella, for Hampton Roads. and .chr. jose
Yhlne BIowR. Tor Richmond were LOADING at MO
NRw York, April 7-Crd. schrs. Virginia, Low
~, Richmond, and Chase, Nixon, Norfolk.
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elenmon1 mosksss, April Ss
!! :; 4: 1 81
Sc a: 81 81, s.2' Is. 'lSss Sss:, = =, :''
q s.:.s e rsS:s :,xs e; sc:. 81
81 the breaks ars luss and interior ies! ~
SIS. Sc: :Ss g a:sS 81: :es:
ss.s = ss DIN :s4 AZ.
.:d :s:: 8 sc S5ss 81 have '''a n'a' ~.
AZ. ss 81 Z Wit! $ -
sttoaN.-ws quote 7ssso OF: pr ba'Asl. The
iasssfy gay 3St a.oss Hay d Si.issi.i per evt
OATw: s.ese .csAs s.: sss ed siSss 1000
~ AsSSoosidss. * ssS nam: Todd'
d' j.ys ;sSss y, s SooS: ass
Ms5thSsai or..n. isF Sa sic
S S" Cruaked and Powdered l0< cents ConeS
saEar * cents ~ csss9if ssns Il tSs mar.
~ cents. - IN quality. Oo'''' 's'"s "
orleans St, csss NV W
cts !: Ochenhousen's. q. ,.,
.ss RE- Rss MSsisy. ST. new 81 g.
old 8IsO; other grades. prices a. 70 ssa'''s iron
9" Genus !" sA''' CATTLE, &c.
EkH4EkEPWe quot snose IS "a IS g. gross, for best
quality os sSoMs sessi eSs
NoH-HKRN ExCHANsx-On New YORK ana fhila-
such Of the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank oil
the Waller, ~ are not taken BY the Banks, are II
discorH n ~ cent.
The Of the Trans Alleshany Bank are %
cent dib66unt. Bank Of Kanawha, NO gale. -.
North and South carslina Bank Notes y
The notes OF the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of Manassa, Is per ct. dis.
GOLD and SILVER per cent. prem.
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statement speaks for iiseif:-t Ertyast.> Sin i'll.
ing the kettle from the ERE it caught and scaided
my hands and person very severely-one hand al
most to q crisp. The torture was unbearable 1t
was an awful sight =. Tho Mustang Lini-
ment apPeayed to extract the pain almost immedi-
CnARLEs FosTE1, 10 BROAD street, Philadel-
pAis" It 10 truly wonderful article. It will cure
any case of swelling. Burns Stiff Joints, Eru
or Rheumatism. For Horses, il should never be
dispensed With. One Dollar, worth Of Mustang
Galds, Sprains, RlnEbOne. SPAWN and Founders
Bescare Of limitations. Sold IN all parts of the
habtabie Globe. BARNES 4 PARK,
up l3-cwlm PrOprietors, New York.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.--Havingh heard it
tina habit IL mnSe taxing The minor psrts Of nv bu
:Pss; ssSh q PAKdMS LAYING AEARrMSS
rumors calculated TO injure me. and possibly to
prevent my friends from giving mo such work to
do, take this method Of informing the public that
ann not only prepared. but better prepared for
such work now than have ever been since was
competent s0ork to attend to that branch of the
business exclusively All that ask is call, assur
ing my friends that any work in my line, however
great or small. shall b executed promptly snd
properly. There il another rumor to the eject that
bricks are 10 scarce and difhcult to obtain, that
building 10 retarded In answer to this beg leave
to say that have failed to contract for work
because Of the difficulty to get bricks. And If there
is any one nov who dssres to build but cannot do
30 for want Of material, lot them call on the under
signed, and assure them they shall be accommO-
dated; provided. however, that contract to lay
the bricks. When It was said about the fst Of Jan.
uary last that there were bricks in town, I had
on hand 10000. Believe not, therefore, in Fu,
mors, but when you wish to have work done. call
upon mo, and sec il | cannot do it for ynu.
aps-2w JOHN D. QUARLES.
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.. Pao1os ZAP PEA.L ANsae1yrEs. and q!
arti.ticaily executed at RE8s' Steam Gallery,
rs Main street, Richmond, Va, which Is one OF
tho largest Of its kind in the world,
all the modern improvements necessary for the
production Of fine Photographic portraits, from
aquarie, or India ink, by the best artists in the
country. One thousand executed daily. at prices
taken from old Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes,
enlarGed 70 any desired size, in the new STILES.
nette Photographs and Pearl Ambrotypes can be
had at RES Gallery only. ap lots
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WATKINS 4 FICKLEN,S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKS.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING THE 4TH INST.
We shall be prepared to exhibit an UNRivALLRD
STOCK OF SILKS, Of the choicest styl les, at aston
"a On THURSDAY morning, the sth, We will
exhibit our splendid stock of FRENCH LACE.
DAMASIE, PUSHER and REAL LACE, SILK
and BEREGE MANTLES and SHAWLS, some Of
which arc very elegant and entirsly nefr ia style.
IA Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for
hsdies. embracing beautiful variety, will be OK
tent and elegance Of Which an sdveItise2ens can
give no idea, viii well repay the examinations Of
all clauses of Dry Goods buyers. By polite atten-
liberal terms, we strive to deserve the patronage
of all. zap 2--l2tl WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
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u. Deuble Refined Steam Canaies.-Ny
Fsct0Fy il now complete. and BY Ear the largest
tablishment Of the kind South of Philadelpha
which enables me TO offer to the trade Of
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
- also the city grocefs. IN article ii city made
Steam Refined Crushod Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate, much below the Northern
Price for an ARTICLE Of like standard.
Ny stock of O0nfeetionery. Fraits, eaA Cigars
ing around. give me . cali. and then determine
whO has the best goods. At the lowest prices.
Mh19-1mif No. 70 MaIn It
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A SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
been applied to by many friends in this circuit to
announce myself CANDIDATE FOR THE
JUDGESHIP made vacant by the death OF JUDGE
/ would determine and let them know in time
what would do, adopt this mode OF INFORMING
them and the other voters of said circuit II T be
and discharge its duties to the hest Of my ability.
JNO. Nj. GREGORY.
Richmond, April 9Th, 1850.
an lO-2awlm6CV4W*
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nichnenA m kynehbaee nallfsaA.
- iN 49, ~ 6un11
viii mot b mistAksn anlsss We ensirely over.
rate the sasaclty - psll Rptslk p a. city
aad the practical "a G. an llhsra1 Of
The counties sAroi wht{ r - 70 - lod
The argumeats ia8 J mvoSlee oyerwAsl1g.
They are 20 ssron3 ut II - 49, al e1ss'
ciated thersIh hG6ot . - lAant'S hsoasuon.
The people interested will resolve snas sne
means sAali be fsvsAeewiss, and sAsy VIA carly
~ srs ma /. I.ynshsute and In this
>as. ..A -. raekde .nsaS 49, yOute ~ -
trsver.ed - H. road, any orr Of whom can
..rrv q through. II hs 10 placed at III heaA.-
%. .,ro.r~et Of them should - selected for
~. important work, and once conflde II TO the
s.rAe Of such man, ~ can, properly
.eoonded by the press ana the men Of influence
no are interested In 10, build the roAA expe.
ditiously. ~ 49, :.
This road ought to b built ~ neans Of
self defence and protection for Richmond and
Virginia Looking NJ it, Importance IN this
respect we can hardly doubt that 1t Will sue
coed. The question IL not one between kich-
mond aud any Virginia city. II Is between
Richmond. the most prosperous and powerfuI
commercial community In the STATE. anu
baltimore and other Northern Cities Ano
A. Richmond is the most prosperous ana
promising of Virginia cities, it becomes OF the
highest in terest to Virginia, not only that sne
should be protected against causes wnica
threaten to divert trade from her but tnat
she should be encouraged by every means.
We do not mean to let the subject rest until
we thoroughly canvass 1t, and present It's
strong claims upon public attention in the
best light it is in our power to place 1t in. We
intend to eLdeavor to arouse our own people
and those Immediately ON the iine-along the
noble valley Of the James river, winch is en-
titled to be brought into railroad nostee ana 70
have the benefit of railroad communication
with the world-to q full sense OF the great
value of the proposed road. We intend, FUR
ther to use our best exertions TO relax tneif
purse.strings, and elevate their liberality to
the height of the important measure. we
shall prove, if we are not mistaken, that this
road is necessary for the welfare of this city,
aud to secure to her q fair share Of the great
trade OF the Southwest-that its construction
opens to us a full and friendly communication,
by the shortest aud quickest line it is in our
power to have, with the entire systems OF rail-
roads of Tennessee, Georgin, Alabama, Missis-
sippi and louisiana communication secur-
ing to US positive advantages which neither OF
the indirect lines now in existence can.
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SPECIAL NOTlCE...The regular
~ monthly meeting of the YOUNG NJ EMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, will b held this
(TUESDAYleyenng. at O'Clock, at their Rooms
in Goddn's Hall. s..
very interesting Essay may be expected.
A full attendance of the members is requested;
and the Ladies' are especially invited TO attend.
ap lO-lt w. b. SMITH, Rec. Sec'y.
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VESSELS BURNr.-The bark Fanny Holmes
Was burnt at A palachacola, Fla, on the Sd inst,
with e7l bales of cotton. Loss S30,0C The
steamer Kate May was burned at Cameltop,
Indiana, on the 5th inst. The steamer a1
cargo were valued at $1,000, and are q total
loss. A portion of the cargo consisted OF 7S5
bales of cotton, which was believed to have
been insured. No lives were lost, but the
passengers and crew lost all their baggage, ana
the books of the boat were burned.
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woxEr BoxINo.-The Chicago Press and
Tribune says two women actually had box
ing match at 8 public hall in that city lew
nights ago.
Col. John Muirhead, an old citizen Of Leb-
anon Tenn, and for many years membeI OF
the Senate Of that State, died on Wednesday
last.
"Don't give me any moro emetic,'' said Pat to
his physician; "they do me no good; have
taken two already, and neither Of them would
stay upon me stomach"
A dissipated young mar by the name OF
HollingsWorth, was found dead ON the 9th
inst. near Munson's mill-pOnd, in Leon CO.,
Fla.
The Democrats of Hartford fired one hum
dred guns Saturday afternoon, for Rhode
Island and the Democratic gains in Connecti-
cut. els rs aeH}i
The Cleveland (Ohio) Institute was par
TALLY buraed Saturday, in consequence of
which it will be closed during the summer.
Dr. John Reynolds was last week elected
Mayor of Shephardstown, Va, and George
Byers Recorder.
The general assessment of 1859 makes the
total valuation of assessable property in the
city Of Washington $35. AIS. 225.
Is Said conceited young lady, "You men are
q covot-us-set.' tg7t
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- ap lo-2awlm&cw4w"

80 TO THE VOTERS or THE
~ COUNTY OF. HENRICO.--At the re-
quest Of many friends, I am a candidate for the
my time and energy to the discharge of the du
ties. and feel confident, with the long experience
have had a. Sheriff, to be able to do 80 in COM
piance with the oath Of Office.
Respectfully,
ap lO-tdeA HENRY X. JONES.
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= Ths usstioa for the people OF Manchester
should be Free Bridge ., no Free Bridge? They
shoald zee where their city officers stand This
question involves her prosperity, her hopes of
1utdre greatness and power. We desire to see
her outstrip Petersburg In year or two. a. she
can easily do IL har people have enough Of life
and ppblic spirit in them 70 accomplish mea-
sure which l. 20 plainly the best thing thatcan
be done Tor their welfare. We desire to see the
aged town Of Manchestere excel Petenhurg, not
because we desire to see Petersburg less than
her, hut bccauss we wish 70 see her greater
thaa Petsssburg. We wish to see Manchester
prosper % rapidly that she may run ahead Of
~ Cockade town, and yet leave margin for
rapid growth Of that public spirited city.
Tho people Of Manchester ought to hold
meetings and determine upoa course Of poll
ey 70 secure tree Communication between their
sewn and Rtchmond. Let them assemble in
opea council and hear what's 10 beaaiA on the
seeeece II anybody y opposed to It lot him
ek nnt his oppositioa. Opposition i desira.
49, We3sar shat q nobody Expresses he ~
6std ogs wal - no chance % EUR a. vtm
eneoh sanong - aAvesAa~ . carry II
tAanGh4 AntvteA ~ 1s1t ~ ~ sptr a an.
te1D4a1g vim ~ - work snore eerssisir
A3A1Axen4alae thers8 - canllesnce a. -;
1ese ~ eattssna il Vii. -.
dSoak - sanae anA maV - tAesneaas 81 n.
iaiaaeg tAssrAa4 onset Il = satly aay.
srifQLzlt s. vansssIz on = nm !, { u !,
e9AEnyEAe sEaQutrer loarnS npn one q
uhsaseats appeintsd ~ ~ Esgtslnsass shas
tAssstea LII Dsuspsetof ~ larDs chain OF
about vt.1QnO00 hnln9 rnnaixaA ~ - ffafe
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n. Are yoa lase.eds-The sreofess sAynn-
&sr4 ~ q nse.! 6aofed tie pubic With resara 70
aAA bnsSkyhiANslG1E, xhits psfsoas ana slevc..
81 sGxn ~, sscn2ssX e tAe s.& &C.,
kAAb6. sag19 Z -. N''-s =
The hest companies represented, and 81 losses
promptly paid. -. 80 ~ ~
Hour. Of business from to o'clock. and from
4 t09 O'Clock, daily. G. h. BRICKEN,
SbW-1 General Insurance Agent.
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WATKINS d FICKLHN.

WATKINS 4 FICKLBN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
1J9 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third sup
ply of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many Of which have been purchased ut the auction
sales IN New York during the past week, at which
the prices were lower than ever known before. In
SPLENDID SILKS.
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
ORGANIZES;
n plain and flounced SKIRTS; =.
Beautiful CHINTZ MOUSLINE DE CHINE;
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE, all silk;
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES /;
SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINENS, $1,000 PRINTS,
tory prices,
Either by wholesale or RETAIL they are prepared to
offer inducements HITHERTO UHEQUALLED.
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n
FIFTH AND SIXTH ARRIVALS OF ELE-
CANT SPRING GOODS.
THOS. r. PRICE & CO. are. bs constant re-
cepts. adding to their immense display of new and
choice things IN every department: To-day they
open a long limo of all the rnrest DRESS GOODS,
in Silks, Anglaia, Organizes, P0plins. &C.. both
Flounced Volant and Plain Skirt. bousht At the nm
they would invite special attention -"
In addition to which they will exhibit splendid
The most elegant Black Lace MANTILLAS,
Richly trimmed Black Silk do.
Anglals Berege BUSTERS.
Do. do. SUITS for Ladies', TO 80.
Also. Embroderies in every style. Lace Sets,
Applique Collars, Msltese do. Linen Bets. Cam
an9-xt THOS. Il. PRICE co.
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Northern Markets.-tB Y TELEGRArH.l

BALTIMORE, April s.-Flcur firm: Howard street
HrI 20. Corn active and cts. higher-whlte 7s9
Is yellow 72a73c. .Provisions steady.Mess Pork
Sls1lS25; prime do, SIS. Bacon Sides 10 cents.
Whiskey nc.
NEW YoRk, April 9.--Cotton steady Sales of
1900 bales-Up.ands middling 1lc., Flour buoyant-
Southern o. goa 96;l5. Wheat buoyant-inierinr
white 80. Pork heavv-mess Sl7.4O0 SH g. Lard
steady. Whskey 221a a23 Sugar steady: Turgen-
quiet.
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~
and elliptic sp!nxs, > and wheels. Which we are
examine our stock, which 10 very large and com
ri; s,SIi
.,.-. ANGUS Il 4 w ssk NAY 4.
THE STANDARD OF THE ENGLISH
. hWAS SRcksFE X QuAaro DICTIONARY.
4 70 b the best Ensil.S D,ction.sy ss'.nt.S No
For sale b. complete WEsr
.,s Publishers Booksellers and f IS Nam
b $ hid. sisEs, saStLDEss. aud HANS;
: :::fs : ::::; e sSaS
I: .ss day. " w Ne TYLER. 18th street.
N9TcanGESE;TI h2ys .pIoint:d sELI6MAN
Il: sss S.:sss: sss sSS IS y;
credit ne pss JOS SEfs s' STEW ri
NoTlCE.-I have thi. day. appointed JOHN
o: .ssn = s:' SECOND "A'1'iM MICHAEL DusEN.
CEeD 0TATOE 9 ::Junea, Back Eye.
- . GEO. WATT CO., Franlka e.
OYTIC 4 L. spestacles,. in Gold. silver ana
ssS.. asms; Spy Giasses: orcra Glsssss: Read ed,
Nagniiy CO times; Half Hour Glasses. Hoar d..
TherIonetsr. SPeetaelss repaired and rs6ttsl
s''A o'-' -'1 cHxs. 1LuMspEN. q Main 4.
Ok BDLs. 1RULL's PURE rum, high
3 su.s:i: M I;s;;s White ri n Z. POTATOES
No. GOsHEN BUTTER. For sale BY
.,7-~- Corner 18th m and Man s stss.i..
II ssrias :soof of ksfsissrsscr.. smons ,.h'ss
ss.: !: sss 'S Z: t Sc %s:: SCI:
e. =. .. =. sipLxLzy.s n Mai. .......
FTeo! sk19Je-P.iese sssssly .s:4sesa.-,l!ess
.s s, = s sssssi 81 s.ss: :. ss ss.
- 's's- : = a tk Etll US : Maj.
q. 2: :. -: g..
-: =: 5 ssan:.' =. = = 81; SIS s. 4 5NHkls.4
20 fllIl9I . fgt.tlas A.
: - IS 5; s. 3 \: ~; :: s :
~ ( 81 III 81. 8 y. 'i
) ! - = 8 81! !: u !. 81: !:
ss.x ia Ie5!sS:3s
|::sls g s''s4 : SfIt =
= ! q !! 8: 8;
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SERVANTS FOR HIRB.

COOKS FOR HERE.-WILLIAM and AN
for the season. They are well. qualified in their
profession, and il any infnrmstion 10 required. re-
ference may be made to G. Bias, Esq., Red Sweet
this city, as to the first named the last named, to
the proprietor and asslstants at the st. Charles
Hotel lap lO--2t*] VIM. WINSTON JONES.
NE0AOES FOk
good DRAY or WAGON DRIVERS:
1 able bodied Men - general LABOkERS.
= old Man, who 10 good CARPENTER.
old Man: who would answer - MARKET
sf MAN.
plain COOKS.
CHAMBERMAID.
healthy young WET NURSE.
good FAINTER. 70. B. LINE,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes.
sp3-ts Ohco in Metropolitan Hall.
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NOTlCE.-The JOU RNEY MEN
~ HOUSE PAINTERS of the city Of Rich
mond are requested to attend q meeting at Saun-
ders' Hall, stuated on Foushee strsst; hssGee %
Broad and Grace streets. on next w EDN ESDAY
EVENING, April 18th. 1860, as business of impOr-
lance will no transacted.
BY order w. G. BARNES: President.
ap lO-2tH CHAS. BURROWS, X. g.
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Anre,u.ment Of Flour INSPECTOR.

Appointment Of Flour Inspector.
Gov. LErcHxR has appointed Col. SAM'L b.
PAUL. formerly of Petersburg, Flour Inspector
in this city, vice DAx'L S. DELAPLANE, Esq,
resigned. Col. p. is gentleman Of experience
in the business, and was at one time the pro-
prietor Of an extensive flour mill in our sister
oit
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE, N. C.-This College has
recently received $2O0OO0 by compromising
lawsuit with the heirs of Maxwell Chambers.
Rev. Drury Lacy, the President. and Prof.
Fishburn, have resigned their positions IN the
institutiOu.
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N. Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RICHMOND w.

The subscribers have formed joint stock COM
'an' '0' IL IE ES1REis 8 cE sIfsf
TWO THREAD, LOCK STITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity of construction and adap-
tatiQn to all branches of nesdle-work, stands nm
confdence, believing that fair trial Of the ma
chine will satisfy all of ability to furnish this
valuable article in dOnestic economy, from OUR
OWN FACTORY, that will prove in every respect
equal to the best furnished BY Northern manafac-
These machines are manufactured and sold under
legal rights from Elias Howe, IT., Wheeler &
Wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover + Ba-
John H. Lester, James 8. Kent,
Abram Warwick, p. Horton Reach
Horace L. Kent, Christian 4 LsthroD.
Edmond, Davenport Il u. 2. Warwick, Jr.,
Co., Boiling W Haxali.
wi 9; Paine PANE, RK 5. EEi ayo"I.:
fss. " $:Ssss:. jss: CO. $ S,s:sss
James Dunlop. Keen. Baldwin Viii
W IN Bsers. ' Edmond Davenport.
W.B. Warwick, VIM. A. Walters.
q: r. HQwison. 8. McGrudsv's Sons,
w. II. Macfarland, l.. w. Glaxebrook,
SAM Pntney. John Purcell.
Geo. j. Sumner, CTensh8W 4 Co.,
VIM. II Haxall, j. +. C: Baskervill,
T. b. Starke, COrbn Warwick,
William Palmer. Geo. w. Yancey,
John Thompson Brown, Jas. "A COwaydin,
Joseph r. Winston, w. Is. Pieasanta,
SAINT J. Harrison.
n. B.-LOcal Agents wanted in oil the large
cltis. and towns in the United States and Canada,
TO cell the above MACHINES Office Tor the present,
CORlNTHIAN HALL, Main street. Address
LESTER Manufacturing Company,
NH &-tQ2p) Richmond. Va,
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THE CAMPBELLS, THE CAMPBELLS,
THE CAMPBELLH, THE CAMPBELLS,
The OLD FAv0kITES,
THE OLD FAVORITES,
ARE GOING. ARE GOING. ARE GOING:
ARE GOING. ARE GOING. ARE GOING!
ARE GOING, AKE G TI y T., ARE kEs G9I q
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Have you heard FRANK CONVERSE
H H:y: y ySa heard coNNyEksE
In his Great BANJO SOLO !?
go In his Great BANJO SOLO |!
% In his Great BANJO SOLO!
Go aud hear him TONIGHT,
Go and hear him TO. NIGHT,
Go and hear him TONIGHT,
AT MECHANICS HALL
AT MECHANICS HALL.
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~ E. G. HUNTLEY, Agent.
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REQUEST.-The person who Wis
~ tied HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, on Friday. the
Sth inst, between one and two O'Clock, and pulled
xp and took aicoy two rare specimens Of RosE
SHRUBBRRY, from an enclosed section, near the
Monroe Monument, are requested to return the
same, once. to the spot where taken from. or to
the Superintendent. l0--ltH