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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Coasinned.--SQme few days ago. .aS young
man named Tyree was driving along Broad
street near Sth, in buggy, man named
I}r dgwater. hy accident or carelessnees. drove
his wagon against the frs l. named vehicle and
broke il down. The act SO much exasperated
Tyree, that he attacked Rridgwater with his
whip and gave him a violent bsatinE, slightly
fracturing his skull. The affair was to have
undergone a legal investigation before the
ing able 10 appear, IL was contipu ned to fu.
ture day. Drivers of vehicles could readily
avoid collisions by keeping to the right in all
cases. aud by driving no faster than the law
allows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Ihe Ladies OF Church aud Union Hills held
meeting al Springfield Hnll last, FRIDAY
night, 10 arrange for holding Fair for the
benehs of Company Il, aud after taking the
iniiiatory s,eps for their enterprise, adjo arnsd
10 meet Aenin o. Tuesday nigh. when they
viii complete their arrangements. Captain
English, when the meeting adjourned, formed
his company into line. ard put them through
the man uel nnd other exerciees. for the kratt.
AesssVa VI tAetr mir aWdttsSes IS sfs - sNstf 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

IHE FRAMING PRIvILEGE-The amount of
Tree mail matter sent from the Washington
city Post-Ofiice was for the month OF Janua-
~, iS"U Letter postage, Si,3G6.27; paper
and pamphlets, 996; Books S5n l22 81 Total
ior January, S5l.579Gi. For February: Let
Ter postage Sl,625.6~; news papers and pampb-
lets, S69.io; Books, SjS 5,A 5t,.l Total tor Feb
rnary, SOB, t90.2s. Total sent in January and
Fehrnary. $II1,77S.32 !ha amount of free
H'a,i matter received amounted, for the same
period, in letters to Ss21s n: newsnaners and
pamphlets, sS266 -; and on books TO Sl9I6-
notai for January and February, e, 40. b.
Total amount sent and received iii January
and February, Sl26 6.75.61
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Mn,fh is the most fickle month Of the twelve.
Friday last the weather was Al epitome OF all
ssasons-rain, hail, snoV, sunsl,ii,e.. Iuud And
wlnd-Satnrday was tess chanxsab aud ~.
tsrday was really charnlng Old SCI was out
In his best bib aud tucker, Roreas was as eentIe
20 lamc, ana all Nature seemed 10 be attiresl
ior1 Wor!4l eannoti tell, but yesterday was ~
iossiy and nvitiag - the most astidious could
d.etre, and as consequence the streets were
Mive with people enjoying Il Ia their own
why. G 3a& 4gs 5SsA zsst HsssN sssf fssSx1 6tasg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

A HUMAN DKMOH--A HHsbGsA's Gvatitsds.-
Patrick McHugh, whos 80 brutaliy murdered
his wife, night before last, had Just been re-
leased from the iPenitentiary, whittier he had
been sent for a period Of seven years for cut
ting of one of hsr breasts without the leAAt
provccation. q While In prison, the wife, for
getting her injuries, made every effort to OBJ
formed, actually made two pilgrimage "
Columbus tor the purpose Of efecting his re-
lease, which, al her urgea pray =, was granted
six mou tbs before The expiration Of his aen-
t-nce. lie had been out bul n few days when
h.. REPAID hi. " lie for her divine forgiveness
and devotion by cutting her 'hrcai from ear.
to saf.--ctss. P,sss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

SAILOR ON THE u. s. SHIP BROOKLYN
COMMITS SUIcIDK.-James DAILY. one OF the
sailors examined in the case OF he homicide
on board the United States ship Brooklyn, not
being AN important witness, was TeInanded
back to the ship. On being informed of the
fact, he stated that he would rather die than
sail on board that ship again. lie then bid the
persons OF shore farewell, saying that1n less
Than two days he would cease 10 live. To this
he added that he had between one aad Two
hundred dollars coming to him, and requested
that it would, in case of his death. b. given 70
ship. Daily ran forward, jumped through a
por. hole, and accomplished his object by
throwing himself oy yerboard.-N. Y. Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

The Philharmonic Assceiasics The concert Of
tnfs Association. st MechAaices ltsf1, Friday
nen', IKE All its prevt00s. eopcePte% WaA As-
,ehGed oy full and very fashionable Andispce.
Ir the tmm hail there were not INV W.
can. seats. Tne performauce was fAr su"esibr
20 me one which preced~d II, the numheF Of
pFsss ana re<d tpssrunents having beea
Iargrly increased, and warrants the belief that
a twelve un"rth from now mi. S,ciesv viii
have no eq nal In the Sow N ard very SSv an.
gpr rtors In the North. The writer gnlv savv
'heseeend par of the pregramme ali Of which
was admirably performed. The familiar over.
tire from Tampa was given with deltcacv.
pr-cfsion and spirit which was delightf -
The cavauna from SOunamh hula, As view
now" &c. vas excellent and the soLg from
the Magic Flute was sung by q bass voice fully
worthy Of fhe lyric stage. she last named
would have been grratly improved had the
singer permitted come one Of the performers
70 play the accompaniment and nos have &c.
compan led himself An present were An xiOus
10 hear so rich voice in its fulleet tones. which
G. auid not we'll he done while the singer wss
sitting Mt the piano. II 10 uselees. at this day,
70 speak Of the impor rtance Of . wsl-conducfed
Association in perfec'ing musical talent and
bringing out that which would otherwise re.
main unk nown, and we NAV only tid God.
speed to IL In advancing An art which has be-
come as importaltto refined society as litera-
ture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

demand does not increase, as wac anticipated. Paps
is in moderate supply, and long paper continues
difficult TO pass than it was a month or two since.
The banks lend freely this description but discount
only shorter dates. The rates are sac v cent for
frst-class acceptsnces and 6a7 y cent for single
names. We have received from Albert II Nieolay,
auctoneer broker and banker his semmontbly price
current of Stocks and Bonds, giving the latest quota
lions Of securities as well as other nformsion copies
of which can be obtained at his Office, No. 50 William
street, g1atutonsIy The business of the Clearing
House to-day was $25 100000. The Chicago and
North Wes'ern Railroad Company are about to put
$50 more freight their road to accommodate its
increasing BURNERS.
The advces by the Bohemian continue to show a
market. Breadstuffs ara aso firm, and whatever De
state Of the weather before harvest, Great Britain will
require large of cereals at fair prices The
return of few Cotton bills wss used by the bears to-
day, but without effect. There viii undoubtedly be
considerable amount of reclamations upon the last
crop, but he South is abundantly able to meet them.
The Erenirg Post says:
doubt in part By The increasing scale Of earnings but
dividend contemplated BY the managers If information
be correct those who expect action on this subject in August
largest shareholders that disbursement viii be made till letter
in the seasonsay October Not that the present surplus
does divide nd Of amount but from
determination the part Of the directors 20 await the Fall
ngs which from present appearances win not only admit of
liberal dividend but leave lair surplus The Company with
floating debt and the earnings since the OF
the fiscal year May 1860 give increase the present
time of about &l7S coo on the period last year"
The exports of specie for the week ending July %,
were as follows:
Steamer Vanderbilt Southampton and Hayre. S0T53l7 90
Steamer City of Baltimore, Liverpool TO 1870 90
For the 81 845 4g7 ea
Previously reported. ................. 26 100 797 90
Total since January l,......,.......S27e52 294 90
Same time in 1889 1912 097 81
Same time in 1853 1503e g8 90
Same time in 26O74 176 90
OF the coal trade The PottSrale Mining Journal
SAYS:
The quantity sent by this week 1921 81 by
TO- the week 60 1874 o. against 32 .uns for the
responding week last year 49,
The trade from all the reg this week follows
dxrith Tasty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

Total. .lel, $40 a,7sl,G67 1T,e64 l,ls2,s2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFlcE-JrIT o.
VEN-@ Before Commissioner NEWTON.
~ur IA COSTA BAIL CksE-ASOTHER SURETY OFFERED.
The council for Henrico Da Costa, the captain or
Of the alleged Brahmn has offered another surety
A.. b.ir ellen, In the person Of Mr.. VIM K Webster mer
shIt No % Jacob street The examination OF MI Webster
down to-day but Of sickness the
Emily Mr. Donobue adjourn men granted until Tues
.xat2 10 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

The Bank statement is as favorable could be an
tcipated in the specie line. The aggregate shows a
decrease of only million and half within the past
three months notwithstanding the large foreign drain
during that period The loans show further expan-
sion, which, however, is mostly call. The line
will no doubt be still further increased until the thp
ments of specie affect the sufficiently to alarm
bank managers, and force a contraction.
The following is comparative statement of the con-
dition of the Banks of the City of NewYork, July 81
and July %:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

For past two weeks money has not been 30 Is
Tor time preceding yet this week offerings have been Hs
particularly sasngs Institutions that are bet ensDsd
that have been prepared 10 take not only a ~
bills offered Of the accommodation paper a. Ven
class paper particularly about meddns WIN ~
deed institutions have not IN these d tmes
near many offerings they wish With the banks
Is diheIentj they have TO protect Their tissues ana t
on In Eastern exchange B25 900 10 100000 Of their bahen
paper which is they dare not inmedaey
reissue, materially cuts down their income ihs ny
10 rather easy with recent sddiuonf W inc suPPT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
Live Stock on the N. Y. and Erie Railroad d.

CAMPVILLE, MOndayt July oVi IuOV'
To, the ueek ending Monday July al8 Cattle cars
Hogs 10 cars Sheep making l6s loads Of live 100
cars OF express making total number OF cars hauled oy
stool Express during week m Total increase OF all cars
hauled by Stock Express, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
Receipss OF Prod nee.

o,oI D., all Routes. July I9G0-Flour $40 bbs Wheat
a. ls4 bush Corn $50 bush Oats $40 bush Rye SSos
bush Provisions 547 pkg Ashes, ~ pkgsi Whisky, ls'
pkss.; LAID. ll3 pigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

The Sub Treasury again in r.cep. Of goo Of Eastern
drafts yesterday hut already about exhausted Ih makes
&5to co., from that Thin week or course hi with
the utes Of the banks nd the supplies had rom
msk.s II cent On New Orleans di premium the
selling range 18th much demand the days Gold s
In fair supply Although half has gone into sno-
Treasury the last few days much Of huds Its way out again
the merchants Some ~ 900 Of the above amount has
already been dbursed; $4,000 Of coffee was sold oy
the refinery sold about $50 tuns
Of sugar 10 the same individual
The NJ u. Delta # Wednesday evening says:
circles and the disclosed change any kind that
calls for special notice The banks discounted very cautiously
ard In the outside market included no round
Of abySnade OF paper"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,

by iIeny stephens. FRS 81 Edinburgh. nnd lie Iae
J. y Norton. Professor Of Scientific Agriculture in
isle College, New Haven. vols Royal Octave.
1000 pages, and numerous sBgfayings.
Tbls i'eonlessedly, the most complete work on a..
ncuiiufe ever published, and 10 oidct 10 give II wider
circulation, and publishers have resolved IL edure The
ffice 20 Five Dollars for the Two yoiumesil
When sent w ms (posi piidl 70 California or Ore.
gon Tho price will be 81 10 every other par, n be
Union aud 10 Canada, post paid, So. .ps This sork
is soI The old Book Of the fatn,."
Rrbitiancesfof any o. the above publications sbonI
slwayo ts addressed postpaid, 10 The Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT q co.
Most Gold street, New York.
December a. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

Glorious News for the Farmers.
rENHE American Company's GuANo, from Jarvis
A Il Bakers Islands, is better than best Peruvian,
and $50 a ton less in price.
Four dollars worth Of this Guano made last year
twenty five dollars more cotton than adjoining acre
without Guano
Equally good for all crops Astounding in lime, to be-
nehi the and permanently.
A supply now On hand, and constantly kept for sale
as low as any where in the United States.
Also On hand Best Peruvian GUAA0.
More New Sewing Machines,
with all recent improvements. This is the Machine
that will continue to give satisfaction as experience
proves.
Also Sewing Machine Oil, and silk, TNis and Cot.
ton Threads, Of the best kinds.
JAMES WEBB.
Februsry7. 20
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BRANDRRTH,s PILLS,

Po' tie cure of yay7nsnsG. rsid,. mitigation DIV
Ptp'a ,Hsasaels, Dtbi6iy, HtsLHul,
4c. dc. dt.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Prospectus
% Tnn
II IbLSBOROUGH RECORDER
nryorKs 10
Politics, i;rltuliurt, Miscellany, General Mw,, &c.
PUBLISHED ~ DENNIS HRARTT,

ht-fofough. " u
WITH the present volume The Recorder efnm,ue.
- The t0Eiicth year IL iis existence he f..t
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July To- az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,


For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANS-Eady Six Weeks, Red speskled Valentine
Brown ditto, Red French, Large Lima or Butter
Carolina, scarlet Runners, ROYAL Dwarf
BEEr-Extra Early ruraip. E1fy Blood, Long Red,
silesiln Or White SUGAR, Ssiss Chsri.
BROCOEt-Pufple Cape.
CaBBAbE--Elrly ork. French or Heart. Early So.
gar Loaf Early Bstictse1, Early Drnmhesd, Drum
bead savoy, Large Late Dtumheid Late fl.t Dulch.
Green 6lsrd, Red Dutch. fps plrklsiug.
CARsOI-i.ong Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAII.lFLOMER.
cELERY-wb,,s solid, Silver Giant, Red solid,
CURN-Esergfsen sugsT.
CrCEMBER-Eahy Fame, Long Green, Ghefkin
EGG PLANT large PurpIe, Early Purple.
ENDiyE-Gfeeh Curlsd.
LETTIgE-E Early CurleJ, Brown Dutch, Royal csb.
hage. Dfgm9ead. White Cos.
MELLUNS-Numeg. CItron. Mountain Sptout.
MIsrARD--W White, Brown,
NAsTLKfIUN.
UKRA.
ONION silver SKIN ~ white. i.srse Ysiios.
PARSLEY -Cufled Or Double, Plain Or sHgle
PARSNIP- Sugar.
PEas--I,8nJfetb's Extra Early. Eahy Frame, Royal
Dwarf Mauosi1,. Eafly Mss, Bishops Eahy.
PEPPER-Lsfge sweet Bull NOSE.
IAPkIM--Cummpn Field.
RADisH long scarlet short Top. White Turnip
ROnted. Red fafnip R5u;sd long s1lmon.
RHEBaRB, nj PIE Plaaf.
.sLSlFf, ~ Oyster Plant.
PtNAcH-lloBDd Savoy.
sQE iSH-E5tly Bgsb. Long Gtetn.
row tTU-fsfge Rcd.
TfRNlP-Epfy Fi4t Dutch, gedTop, Large yofi5lk.
Ia'gs 6lp's, Dsis's Hyyfi, Ruta BIZ pt-sssji.h.
February ~. 20
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PERFrM ERY. &c.

WEBB & DIEK-1s haye iJ.t opened large ~.
sonmrnt q Htfsis0H's pfriumsty and oilei
articles. comprising CJgsHts D8Bble snJ single. III
let Waiefs. Florida H4isf, Balm Psrafis flOssr Bsy
Leaf Water; L4.tfai grirstts for The Handkerchief
FfangipSni EIuaris, Ffangtpgni Cream. r iilsi poV
dsfs, Pfest0ns snslins Salts; gsfnsifyn Rouge Cold
Cream. shsmpag lotion. Hair Uye; Csfmine Ink; No.
cilsge; Diamond rrmcat phil0aDmss: Beef Marrow.
Bears OF Naeisa Uii, fi5ating soap. iof bathing;
Bsrbes soap: Erssise suap. Ladies' soap; shaving
Creams assorted. Ulsaphsne i9f shaving, Rose Tooth
p5st, Ebony Tooth Paste; Denial Sosp &c. sc.
February 10 20
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Georgia
DIR. d. LEE. Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN. LiterarY Editor.

DIR. ID. LEE. Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
I,lIIs is the title Of Weekly paper devoted to Ag
ticulture, Literature and Art, which am publish
ing in Augusta, Georgia. Il will be 10 quano form Of
eight pages folio sixeeach issue 10 contain forty CO.
lumns Of natter Ii will be in general stvle similar
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger, Il will be published good book paper, and viii
be in mechanical execution in the beet style Of typo
graphical ART IN utility il will be all that the best ag
rcutura science and practical knowledge Of the south
can furnish. A weekly visitor 10 the homes Of South
planters and farmers, il will be more useful and
acceptable q hem than any monthly Journal q equal
merit.
Nv aim Is 10 establish paper that will be a sihicle
Of information that will be useful to Southern planters
and farmers and a repository Of southern thought,
ina ginaon and taste, IN the realms of Literature and
Arr; and obtain for il such extent II patronage
and success viii justify The most liberal compensa-
ton 20 all its contributors. Able and experienced ed
tors engsged and steps IN progress 10
contributions from the most pleasing southern writer's
Of both Much lslent talent will be brought
light, and furnish agreeable surprises 10 southern
people.
"Full many gem Of pures, ray serene
will fash before the admiring eyes and cause gene
glow in Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will be DR.. Daniel Lee, the
distinguished Professor 81 Agriculture 10 The University
Of Georgiaeditor for many years past Of the southern
Cutiyaior, and leading contributor 10 many North
ern agricultural journals ofthe highest reputation
The Literary Editor will Re M. w. w. Msnn. o.
this city, accomplished wtisr Of fne taste and scho-
lary attainment, who, having retired Iron The active
duties Of the legal profession spent many years Ia Eu.
rope. and Tor several yeats Paris correspondent
% the National Inlellgencer, and Southern Literary
Messenger.
Tetms--fash in advance. So 4 sesr.
Bill. current IN the State from which they are sent
received at par.
.. JAMES GARDNER.
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BlackwOod's Magazine and
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A sCoff& Co., New York. continue 10 publish
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant ,for
4 sale low,
New Crop Sweet Moasses and Rice,
Rio aud other CofFees, Sugars, best Vinegar
Nails. Blasting and Rife Powder and Fuse,
Common, end English Dairy Cheese Nc. &c.
All kinds OF barter taken FOR Goods viz: Rags, old
Castings. Brass and Copper Feathers Beeswdx Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour. Peas and Beans, Butter,
Eggs. Plank, shingles, and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in allcases once year.
JAMES WEBB.
February2.
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More Cheap New Goods = Salt at s.

More Cheap New Goods - Salt at -
per sack.
GOOD Cuba Sugar At 10 cents, good Hoop Skirts
al SO cents; also Summer Calico, Blesched Shirt.
ings and Sheetings, Bed Ticks, Black Calicos Black
ramertine, Kid Gloves, Wash.lcalhel, Lisle and Silk
Gauntlets, Hair Nets, Cambrck and Furniture Dim
ty, Marseiles Quilts, Curtain Damask, heavy House
wife Linen, Coiees, Sugars, genuine Kings Mountain
Iron, Bacon, Philadelphia shoes, Ladies' Congress
heeed Caters, Black and White Kid Slippers, Booees
&c. &C., and many other new goods just received and
more coming
JAMES WEBB.
June g. 40