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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats
Caps, &C.
Il. B. GRIFFIN 4 SONS.
No. i6 South Charles street,
.BAI..1l. III. nI.ls

,I'0 our large and complete Fail stock, we cli he
particular attention u Dealers. 4 consists u
Heavy Bfueins, made ~ the best manufacturers tuf
Planters, wih sbles HsariY az tach Mitk with heaty
wax upper leather which We warrant Is gys entire -.
ii.iaticn. uar stock d heavy thick BOOTS made VI
uak.fannel leather. with three socs aud bIni sfer5
heavy wax upper leather. al made % arief aud waf.
fanltd. with full aud complete assortment 1t
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WORK,
such Is Gents Pine Calf Boots, scwed and ps.sel
heavy sewed Scotch CATERS aud Lace shoes A.o a
large assortment u i.iies. Misses and rhiifrn's
Dress shoes, with Full stock Of Low Priced
EASTERN pEGGED weRI..
Such a. Womens Misses and chillrcns i.ated Baois
Cali Nip. Morocco. kid anil EnamtttI Tbcst. still
a large stock 81 Fine Dress HATS and iPs, ibgeth
e. with iul assortment Uf WOOL HATS TOT servants
wear. will he sold al Very Low Prices.
We ask for an examination. ami vii guarantee sales
IN every instance.
September Is. GO Emp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24
Dyspepsia.-The American. are empbarically

Dyspepsia.-The Americans are emphaiically a
dyspeplic people. Il i aIlperyadng disease, and
one which tasks the skill of the physician and the pa.
thence Of the subject Ii lis train follow many diseases
akin the paren, disease. For this. AMI for all other
complaints arising from dsordered condition Of the
stomach. the oyYGENATED BlrrERs are a spe-
cic. They have performed many remarkable cures and
are worthy the attention Of al who seek relief rom this
class Of diseases. Nep Rarea Rtgisftr.
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IN Important Opinion -the Post o flee no
10 b. used for Fraud

IN HlpOTWu OpHtOH-Ht FOV " VIct HO
10 b used for Fraud.
The q. 5. Attorney General has given an
opinion sustaining the action Of the Postmas-
ter at Baltimore, who refused to deliver let
tcrs addressed to fictitious persons or firms.
The Attorney General says the Postmaster
has authority under the laws TO prevent the
service from being used for fraudulent pur.
poses. II is very common practice for
sharpers TO use the postal service TO carry on
their operations more widely. and reach per
sons otherwise beyond their scope, aud 70
operate altogether under fictitious names.
According to the Attorney Generals opin.
ion. the Postmaster would have authority
and be justified in Withholding those letters
and send them TO the Dead Letter Office. when
satisfied that the name has been assumed to
che al and dciraud the public.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24

Tar BASKs.-we have reason 10 believe
that the panic report which we noticed
on Thursday. has no other foundation than
that the Banks are pursuing the cautious
course required BY The scarcity of exchange
and the ineessant demands Of brokers upon
them. This Is al right, aud will eventually
beneii, both banks and people while To-
ial discontinuance Of discounts would dam
oge both. Roy. oss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24

Occupation. The King Of Sardinia is about
to visit Naples to restore tranquility and Or
der. In the Sandman Chambers the project
ola law ito annex to Sardinia those Proyin-
ces of Central and Southern Italy in which
the people freely manifest wish to form an
integral part ofits Constitutional Monarchy"
was received with great enthusiasm. No par
ticulars are yet received of Garibaldi's lat.
est victory at Caserta.
LATER.
1t appears by the latest news from Europe
that the Papal Government had relinqushed
the idea Of defending the provinces Of Fro
sinone and Velletri against the Sardinians,
should they pass through them en- route to
Naples. This would leave Ciyita Yecchia
as the only province in which the Pope would
make stand. General Goyon had hoisted
the French flag at distance Of FIVE miles
from Rome. The revolution was at the very
gates Of the Eternal City, but the Pope was
determined not to fly. The King of Sardinia
was pressing Garibaldi to annex Sicily and
Naples to Sardinia without delay. Garibaldi
was gaining more victories near Capua.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24
STRAYED or STOLEN.

IyROM Cain Greek Meeting Hsuse. Oh sunday nieht
tho 2lst instant. Mare, saddle and Britlle. The
Mate u sorrel, with while spot 10 The forehead aud
both hind feet white. seven Or eight years oid=-ihc
saddle nearly new. reasonable fewsrd will bc given
iof the recovery Of the property, OF such Information
as will enable me 10 obtain them.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Near White Gloss Post Office.
October s3i, 1850.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

4
II EMAINING in the Post olire q, HiIlsbosough, \
"a z. on The list day Of July, 1862
John w. Aiwaler, Val. jordan,
Israel Abbot: DR.. ]. b. JONES'
Polly Badger, John X. Johnston,
LILLY Banes, Mar, g. lztrI,
Davis d Bro Mrs. ). f LONDON,
Mary Z. j.. Brown, J. II l.angdon
Broadly Hagge, George II. livingston,
Holway Balance, Haskins d. Lord,
Messrs. Barene 4 Co. J. A. lay,
G. X. Bsghy, 2 Robert Morrow,
Mary y. Borand Sallic Lewis (sent)
Christian Campbell, . Janet + McBrsn,
Jennie Childs Drurc McGandlas
William Couch, Harris Maicel,an,
Thomas d, Cook, Mrs + y, tisugdm.
j. w H. Garden, Bennett Perry
Lemuel Compton, Nancy J. Packet,
Demaris Loe, Elmira Pearson. ,
Miss VI. j. Cole, James Pedtce.
George c. Dunn, Patlie X. Powell,
William Daniel. Maria Piper,
Mary NJ. benson, ]. j. Potts,
Henry II. Edwards, b. l.. Powell
Alex. Findley, Jenkins OF Webb Plitcieli,
William Foster, Hugh G. Reeves.
Henry r. Gates, Thomas VI. Roy,
q. NJ. Gibbs, j. X. Reid,
q. b. Glover, David Roach,
Rev. Henry Gray, John NJ Smith,
l.. G.. Gray, Adolphus Shaw,
WIN. 5. Hughes, Joseph l.. Turner,
X. Haley, L. Il. Tindalt
I J. VI. Hines, Jesse Turner
Anderson Hall, Nathaniel Nsines.
Mrs. Alfred Hatch, Albert Waudon,
II. II. & III. w. Hartman, William Wolfe,
E. VI. Holt, Lewis Webb,
Zeven lzlrd Anna Wright ..
Bette 4. Jones, Chesley p. Warren,
]. J. jackson, William S. Walker,
Mag. Iones, Mary Ann Wilkerson.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
{. E. PARISH, p. ~
October 9. 63-
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OS.Dn.-It Is stated that the Prince Of
Wales has avowed his intention Of reyisiting
the United States. at no distant day, during
the Winter season, for the purpose Of max
ing trip through the South.
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NOTWITHSTANDING SPEAKING.

The Hon. A. w. yeuable. Breckingridge
and Lane Elector for this district, and also
the Hon. l.. OBJ. Branch, will address the
citizens Of Orange on Tuesday Oct. the 5Oth,
at Durham's Station.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24

Thanksgiving Thursday the goth day Of No.
vember, has been appointed day Of Public Thanks
giving in the States Of New Jersey, New York, and
New Hampshire.
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40 TL0E.

u,HE undersigned. D. Vaughn and John I,Ockbatt.
Executors 81 the eaais of James Walker. deed,
are ready - make 6Dal settlements with The legalees
one Of them l. resident Of this State, and Two 81
them, Jesse walker and Jerry Walker, ale living Be.
yond he limits thereof Each o. ihen are hereby
iided that We will MOI pay interest.
n. VAUGHN, ! r...,,,,..
JOHN i.OCKiI ART, D@''''s'
August ~. si--sw
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THE
HILLSBOROUGH PLAINDEALER,
A.Southern Democratic Journal, will be published
on Wednesday, October 3lst, 1860,
In Hillshorough, NorihCarolina.
TERMS

TERMS:
n paid in Advance m
Ifpayment be delayed six months IN
If payment be delayed until the end Of the wear m
Gus Rates Invariably in Advance.
Six Copies 10 one address, 10 90
len Copies 70 one address, Is 90
ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted for one dollar square (ileen nes)
for the first insertion, and twenty-five cents for each
continuance, A deduction Of one.third will be made
in favor OF those who advertise by the year. Business
cards, not exceeding eight lines, will be inserted on
year for seven dollars.
Owing to circumstances which we could
not control, the publication Of the Plaindeal-
err has been delayed longer than we promised
or expected. 1t will certainly be issued on
the day above named, and regularly every
"Wednesday thereafter.
Amongst our personal friends we have OBJ
tainted circulation that will insure the
publication for one year, if no longer. We
now call upon our political friends to lend
US helping hand in Orange and adjoining
counties, we ought to get thousand subscri-
beers. We can soon get this number il
Orange County Democrats will take the
anu tAtII
a little to extend its circulation. Now that
the paper is about to be established we feel
assured that our political friends will not
withhold that patronage which Democratic
paper in this locality ought to receive.
Friends that have our Prospectus will
please Immediately forward to us the names
Of the subscribers they have obtained, that
they may be entered on our book, and their
subscriptions commence with the first mum
ber
Merchants, Mechanics, Manufacturers,
Professional men, and others, are earnestly
solicited to favor US with a portion Of their
advertising patronage. We will take great
pains 10 insert your advertisements neatly
and correctly. Our first edition will be the
largest ever published in Hillsborough, ma
king il greatly to your advantage to adyer-
tise in the first number.
L. l.. COOLEY.
Hillsborough, Oct. %, 1860.
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~ We invite attention to very eIeeIle.t letter
from Gov. Grahsm in response 70 invitation 10 .
Msss Meeting Of the Constitutional Union Party. al
KnoIviilr Tennessee shieh win 10 found in alO,her
column.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

IN The isi sy Of November next, shall sell 10 the
" highest bidder on ierns - suit he purchaser ibc
valuable AMI beautifully located HOUSE and LOT Of
Mrs. lola A. Hopkrt, situated Immediately beyond the
northern boundary line u The town 81 HiIlsbofough-
large Dwelling, with an abundance d DOT Houses
mi sevsn acres II ground. aud altogether most de-
sirshle residence. For further pani,ua address o.
w. Hooker, o. the subscriber, az NeNberB. n. G.
ROSCOE HOOKER.
September /. ss-lJs
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vernont.-The He

vermOnt.-The Hon. Jacob Colamer has been
reelected 10 the United States Senate by the Legsa-
ture Of Vermont for six years from the 4h Of March
next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24
Mothers and Daughters.


Ifthee i one thing more than another for which these
Pills famous, it is their purifying properties es
pecialy their powe5 Of cleansing the blood from all i'm.
punes, and removing dangerous and suspended secre
tons Universally adopted the grand remedy for
female complaints they neyerfa never weaken the sys
ten. and always bring about what is required.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite.
These feelings which so sadden u.s. most frequently
arise from annoyances trouble from obslrueied per-
spirstion from eating and drinking what il unfit for
thus disoidering the liver and stomach. These organs
must be regulated il you wish TO be WE'LL The Pills Il
taken according the printed Instructions will quick.
~ healthy action 10 both liver and stomach,
whence follow natural consequence, good appetite
and clear head Ia the East and West Indies scarcely
any other medicine is used or these disorders,
Disorders of the Kidneys.
IL all diseases affecting these organs, whether hey
secfeie Too much loo little water; whether ihey be
affected with the stone o. gravel OF with aches and pains
settled the ons over the regions Of the kidneys taese
Pills should BE- taken according the printed directions,
and the Ointment should be well rubbed into the sman
u the hack IL bed time Thstpaiment will give almost
immedaie relief when all oihermeans have failed.
For Stomachs out Of Order.
Ne medicine will 50 efIeetualy improve the tone Of
tie stomach asthcse Pills they remove an acdiiy &C.
casinnCd eiiherby iniemperance improper diet, They
lhe liver aud reduce itt1 healthy action; hey are
wonderfully eiicacinus in 81 spasm-n fact they
neserih neuring all disorders ofhe liver End stomach
goilopays PIRs are he Jesi remedy ksiora IL he
r0rld for he foiotriag Bsseasts.
Asue, Female Irregular. Serofula, Or Kings
asthma, lies, Evil.
Ijui0usE ompaiu,sFryefs, OH kinds, Sote Threats,
B,'iches on The Ills, stone and Gravel,
Skln' Gout, Secondary SymP,
BcUe Complaints, Headache, TOMS
Golics. Indigestion, Tic DuIonfcux
Constipation Observation-Disclosures, Tumoufs,
Bewcls, Jaunlce. Ileefs.
Consumption. sefComplsints. venereslAfe
Debility Lumlaso, Worms Of all kinds
Dfopsy, Piles Weakness. from
Dyseniery, Rheumatism, whatever cause,
Erysptias, Retention oil finr, &c &c.
TT CAUTION - None sre genuine unless The
words Holloway. New York and London" ste dis.
cernablr a Wsermaik IN every leaf Of lie book Of
directions around each pot o. boz; the sam, mas 10
plainly ~ holding The leaf 10 the light hand,
some reward will be given 10 any one rendering soeh
information may lead 10 the detection u sny nav
parties cOunieficiins the medicines or vending lie
same. knowing them 10 hc spurious
- sold at the Manufictafies 81 Professor Holl,.
sa' ~ Maiden hanc. New York and by 81 tcspecta.
bic Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines ihtoughout
the United states and the civilized vUtld il boxes u
Is cents Sc cents. and n each.
~ There l. considerable saving BY taking tie
larger sizcs.
Nh Directions fof the guidance Of patients in ev,
cry disorder are affixed to each bo4,
October 9. 69-f2mo
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The state ralr.-Ths Annual So, Pare wa

Tho State FaIr.-The AnnuaI slfi FilFe Wa'
held last week in the city o. Raleigh and i represented
a. entirely successful The hfs, three days the wea.
ther vas remarkably pleasant, and Thursday the Al.
tendance va. larger perhaps than any turner
.oa, asd IN some respect. there decided improve
rnent in the articles exhibited. The hat of Premiums
has no, yet been published.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24

state Agricultural sociciy.-'rhe Society,
., their meeting on "Wednesday night, reelected d..
WIN. n. Holt Of Davidson, President d.. Y. A. CRU
dup. Of Franklin, u. n. Bhdgcfs u Edgecombe, and
W. D. Wordsworth, o. Cmven, Vice Presidents; J. =
Huichins, Treasurer; and p. y. Pescud, Secretary.
On Thursday night. as The result Of suggestion
made BY ". Raynsf in rsls,ion TO The great value o.
Dr. Emmons's work on Agriculture, quite an interest,
ins conversational debate took plaes on The minsrs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24

A STRAW friend IA, furnished us with The
following vote taken on The cars between Raleigh and
HiIIsboroagh. on Friday last.
bell o., Breekinfidge 40, Douglas -.
We are informed that In this vote none were inead.
Cd except North Caonisns who erPcr, 70 vote IN The
coming election.
Ifths an indication oi what will be The vote Of the
stsis In November, eli is hight.
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FIVE CENTS REWARDS

fpAN away from the premises ~ Mex, Anderson,
~ on Thutsddy last, bound boy by the name o.
JERRY ASHLEY. twelve II fourteen years u
lie was bound 10 NJ Anderson by the county COZ.
reward II five cents, bot thanks, will Be given
any one who viii return him 10 The subscriber.
DAVID Il. CLARK. .1gaA
tor .fler. anderson.
September II, 5g--sa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24
Election to be held on Tuesday, the 9th day
Of November.
PLATFORM OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
UNION PARTY.


Whereas, Experience has demonstrated that Plat
forms adopted by the partisan Conventions Of the coun.
Try have had the effect mslesd and deceive The Pso
pie, aud at the same time TO widen the political diyis
ions Of The country. by the creation and encourage
msnt Of geographical aud sectional parties, therefore,
Resolved, That il is both the part Of patriotism and
Of duty 10 vogai.s no political principles other than
The Constitution Of the Country,
The Union Of the States. and
The Enforcement Of the Laws,
and that a. representatives Of tie Constitutional Union
men Of the county 10 National Con seniOn assembled
We here pledge ourselves 10 maintain protect and de-
fsnd separately aud un,edly, these great principles d
pubic liberty aud national safety, asains, all enemies
at home and abroad believing that thereby peace may
once more be restored 10 the county, the jus, rights Of
The People and Of the States re-established, and the
Government again be placed in that condition Of JUS
tice fraternity and equality, which under the example
snd constitution Of our fathers. has solemny bound
every citizen Of the United States, 70 maintain
periee, union establish justice domestic tran.
guilty provide for the common defence, promote the
general welfare and sceurs the blessings Of Liberty 10
ourselves and our posisnty."
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HAMMERsHLAG & MENDEI.s

TNAkE pleasure in informing the citizens of Hillsbo-
rough and vicinity, tina, they have opened and have
now ready for examination at their store in Hills
borough, one Of the most extensive assortments Of
Goods brought to this section Of country which
they will offer for sale at prices that will astonsh their
customers. They would therefore, advise you to call
al once with all the cash you can raise and save
by investing money in thtir Goods Than you could by
any other speculation. They have the most complete
Stock ever offered NJ
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20 DOLLARS REV
N Il w GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

=
BEG leave again to call the attention Of my custom
ers and the public generally to my purposes in do
Ins business for the future. Owing to circumstances
entirely beyond my control, find it mpiactcable 10
close up my business ~ Hsborough at present; must
therefore be employed, and shall go on to the North
purchase new stock adapted to the wants Of The coun
try Tor the approaching season, and pledge myself 10
sell them az very moderate advance upon cost IN or.
der to keep up tie excitement which has already been
cfea'ed py me reduced pilces ai which have been
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-24

~ The Synod Of North CsroIlna vii meet q
slaiesyille the cath Inst. The opening sermon vii
be preached By Rev. X. Mash.
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PURLIC S AL i

u ID IL v > n IL IL
IN Thursday the 25th day Of October, 1860, at the
" late residence Of Henry q. Parish. Two miles west
Of HillsboroUgh, will sell TO the highest bidder. on
credit Df nine months, my crop of Com. Wheat Oats,
Straw Shucks. &c. stock OF Horses, Cattle aud Hogs
two good Busges, Farming Tools, aud many other ar
lices moi necessary 10 mention.
Also, the Plantation and Dwelling House will be
rented tyr the ensuing year.
Bond ana good security required.
JAMES II. PARISH.
October I. 63-3w
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NOTICE

DAN away from The suhscfitrf. sh1r tine since,
~ bound boy iy The name Il WI. ]. BACON.
40 persons arc therefore iobii hirbcfiug Or trusting
him. under the peailiy d the l4w. No reward will
be given. JOSEPH q. BACON.
Sep,ember is. co.
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CENSUS or ORANGE COUNTRY.

Parish, Esq, Assistant Marshal Ia, kindly Eur.
nished Us with the following statement Of the poPula.
ton Of this county:
The esnsus Ofihe portion Of the county north Of the
Railroad "a, taken b. himself and Is as folloEs:
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Disorders of the Kidneys.
DOE Stomaehs out Of Order.

No medicine will 50 eIeetuay improve the tone Of
tile stomach nsthese Pills they remove an aclily &C..
easnncd eiiherby iniemperince improper diet They
ac the liver aud reduce healthy actions thew arc
wonderfully eiicacnus in 81 spasm-in fact they
never ncurng al disorders Of the liver end stomach
Epllgna4.s Pias a,e he besl rsnsdn k1ora n ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Z TTTATINNY HOUSE,

This fsvorte resort Is open to visitors.
The attractions beautiful mountain scenery fine air. and
pure water pleasant drives and walks, rowing fishing &c.
The trout hshing IL lite hight and large numbers
taken.
By the erection Of building the accommodations
nearly double Of those Of last year.
Passengers leave at foot Of Corsndt ct O'CLOCK
O. m and arrive at the Gap In time for dinner.
l. w BRODHEAp Propristor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
NNHE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
FIFTIIAy. between 41st and I'D s,s.

This Institution IN Sept u 1850 IN the new building.
l2dss In selecting beidinp for the oceppsney Of tbs
School the Trustees have endesvored % serve ~ be~
The building purchased in beautiful healthy and central
mart of the city md Of from all directions
The new building with the additions and improvements
BY tins Trustees airs sdspe TO tbs OF tho scho
The Institute win carry with Il the fine lib and Apparatus
which The Library contain. over 4U1 Volumes
and the and Philosophical Apparatus already age snd
well selected will be- further increased 49,, A.,
In hitting up and furnishing the building no reasonable
expense been spared The Tor GnApe Lee
tufe School and Cass on hDera scae
lighted especially designed for Classes IN ps,nns
viii receive pupils into family The Trustees can assure par
ents no desire pace their daughters IN an Institution Of learn
Inc On the City that they will be subject 20 all tne
vailed influences Of mental moral and spiritual improve nent
and receive the encouragement idendy counsel $40 %
pssby Of home, In the family Of the Principal
The lines Of and stages which pass near sue IN
stitu give easy the suburbs and
The School viii embrace, heretofore three Department.
Academic and Collegiate The course OF udy IN
each will be- that In which the experience OIL eighty
five terms secured the approval oil both managers
and patrons. -. -.
sonaliy by letter. at the lnsuts bndings 90 StesC
An Communications addressed to HENRY M PlEkCE fnn'
cipal No 431 5thav.
New York June 49, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

BAsx NORTH AxsRlCA, New-Yort, June %, 1860.
nIVn END.--A DIVIDEND of THREE AND
~ HALF PER CENT been this day declared payable
k0NDAf July g. The Transfer Books will be closed till
that dste. l. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-A

CEA-BATHING.-CoN HALL, Long
- Branch, ~ j. open for the reception of visitors. The
d. Bay Railroad lands Passengers within 2e yards Of the
above house and inside Of two hours from Of Robinson
newYork Persons Wishing 70 engage win address
WOOLMAN STOKES. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

OFFICE ConxoswRALTH FIRE Insurance Co,
No Wall st., New York, June a. $50.
nWIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
~ THIS DAY declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of
SIX PER CENT payable and after the I'd day Of July
The ssnsfer books win be closed until that date.
GEO T. HAWS Sec