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New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

M.alis "A limited lsms-d and heayT We quote
CorS Gss .l.sra 555 Is Corn Neal Gold Bar q 20
N arls' iIsgU9 @ gqedt do for % common Qualities - 9%
foI ,hoe wH'e quo.e d n aT ~ Me-, le teS" ~ - 'S% &
Giousd Feei Al ' 3Odsl IS r 100 n. -
seen ares TO Liverpool by steam $1,000 an loi
% % ohaoa i 5y Sean y 900 or, IIaIl Charters
aasr ssy ,m9Taes 70 On % fatSi9S to do BARK With
4UOO ba do Is 3D. to the t9nLen' 'UVo ql-Iet paeh
gi TO iadepma and zoo bb Refined Petroleum Al 6
i port bs Of 800 tons With full cargo Of Tai
GgAS-The Wheat market or,nei qu bat steady large holie
generally prefer 70 ore ratei 'han mat ll.,ud g
Is tlc h'Is >. t,- ,,n M ,nsrt and ann the denlni
spils 49, al ,re 10 100 bnsh u II - al az
Tor Tnzrd Iowa ami Minnesota III 40 or No. Chicago Slnng
- sp,p1 = i5 fsr No Mlaanse. II No
. 2Ha s - n "a = Tor 0 Amber do q y tor O6o
MlI' Is lset aD uae1ansd At a. ~ ~ % Sf S, i IN % s
.i Ss. oSio NiIsJ a. j-laqjsc Wine SO aG3c weem
Ts ~ 5sI, te and small os. az oOe; White u6Od64c.
Rye eay l 200 bah 81 ~ 10 ahoat
% bar dns idrsnias tie Sslld eoniTsl chiefly shippers
sales 10000 bu-1 Ia-oSa9 a !og - western @iid
HAY AND sTRAwrhe supply liberal and the naEks tame We
SSsdI gS3s rs &C. ha, q e es - So do ssssl9
Loas Re, NJ sIaGsi4 -ad No. 90 a'~44asI- and oa'
M0L4s5ss-eaIng grade. in small 'urpy and srn poms';e
g1,e' ana ana S,Sa1Ssss, Sst1S.s,,, " 7GS US
NAVAL sTohEs-spnu IHpenine 'hiN sassr VIZ ontg @
Moderate sales of l6S ba eomnoa y - . ga oO 10
nd - - > or Wlmston Anh saete - y .3S5
PBTROLECNCuar buik sa yeD qus aia q-otsd ~ Irs
Refined se lu A1d tanes
origs, on thasge tt hf JuT quoted al II 80 Al Fh!la-
yu. The qact Il b Pnl~fI AHIAtis A qso -
sE, Peroeun Celter al u3j Ddeoas lnl rOr l
a. x,s OIL Ctv quiet ~ l72 R0leye qHti AZ ~ u 20
Tiusrs qaei Al 81 lJG=l L. PsIksrs sso- - ""siN
81 10 AZ -. a.. =.
80 and regular are $50 - a Els 50gsls J2ls oI Ss. Mos,
II $40 - o bTira PhEs '@f LA. l'sy
=. near 4 $50 bb. Mrss, s.sr Juy SIS Dos LOb eoh TO-
,,., Sls 7Ogsis . steady Als Az bos a.
sasIB 30 sr Paeks FAn Iise Bee % n.eFe asd
ame quei steady Cut Meats are hfef % tna
IN sosl ea4la JlO Slass-d Haas al - Ioc -oo
Pi,ts CO. lie Pickle l3AlJtr 20 tes Dfl Sat~i ams
r prgas tof,. 30 ClHyA se Has lbe lOOO Plan Shoai
lrf so d9e 900 SMOKED bs 900 Plan Fres Bers tei
no OU h Dr sailed Bellies II = n OsA Bacon Is ihaee
aai bsaEg. Dressed good demand We a@s - &c
m civ s.rnsef sctys sALes ~ lOv tes II .
for CIV $50 tcA Al Il1.e Western 10 tes kehned lof be
Continent l-lBe 81 toA "a sraae al ~ g. o' isaie
$50 seller Ja. ll'.e loV teA Aut'' -
IL 10 lBc; -5D s-ptsnb-r, l-gl& LOG 49,. -,
R"--ths, hts0 change " aO ne SaspI ai seN P'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsES-Te receipts olsy II pkgs Pot slow Of sale, and
value. are ulcHangrl. quoted Il a Pearls inactive
COFtEElAe Rio very 4lle;, and quotations re-
man same quote 1885, 2O for ordinary lrgle 2O5sG
-ic for "a for good do 2Z ~ &c Tor prime
ra.ge M ot.. lJ 12j gold ID 90 ah 80 laFs
ar pot 5000 DO 20 arrive ON terms not
made rnHiic-qloted 40 = 23r.
FLOUR AND MLAIe Flour market oneaed quiet and steady
local dealers owing being holiday not buuns 70
steady; Bakers Extras
az the most sought 4ier steady with fair
demand low sres Of Nnef Wheat Erra
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
me bids for stocks at the close of the Board to

The subjoned table shows the extreme fuctua-
tions in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares. and gold made duuEg the
past week. as well as the closing quotations at the
dates aforementioned
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Ch..B.&Q sp lat MOS
Chic. u. IA x Pac...lO8a 1851
Zen. Roi S.J1stM.S.iO7 100
Cen r. oi \. j. e. &. - lO2a
Am. Dock 4 lmDL hd% 90 "a
M.& S.P.lst Al SsPD lO6 l07
M.GS.P.lsi7 3-lOPD Ella
M.&StP.IM.L&M.D. ia 7gia
VI. &stP.l M.C.6 ". 20
Che. AZ. ". :. F.-lO3
Chic. 4 NV. Cora B. 81
Chc. q N. W. lst M.l00i2 l02
Che. a. N.W.C.G.B.. 80 sOl2
IosS Md. Isl VI. Sc. O3
Gaiena q Chic. EK... log
G.. C..C.C.&Tn.lN.7S.F 9J2i 100
Del. LAW. IS. con 1855 lO3 =
Nof1s 4 Essex. stM. lO6
Morn. x Essex - MlO3 lO33
Norris * Esser. G. y. D2
Murus SEsseI. Ts'1l 9bi2
Erie ! It "A. EK.....lOl lO2
Ere "a NJ. -. o.. 100 lOi =
Erie "a " Is So. %
Erie jth N 7s. lsss. 10
Long D0ek Bonds.... %
Buf..S.N. SElM - - ~
Han. & SLJO. Ss.C.M Iol2 1J2
IIs. 9aer Ct. Is7J"l0sa
Dub & ;. G. 2l Div. 20 =
Mich. So. = o c. - 4. lOO
Mioh.Ss.&N. Is F7slO3is
g.. a Toledo ). 10 ... 100
Cleve v Toll y. B.. a1lf -
C..P'yIile GAsh. OBJ =,
C..F'vile .Ash.N.B.. ~
Bnf. & Erie y. BOu1S 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Railroad bonds were firm, with an advance in
Central Pacfcs 20 9O9. Union Pacific Incomes were
weak, and sold at 70 Some of the old mortgages
were IN good request and brought full prices The
following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
sALEs FROM 81 O'CLOCK p. ". To CLOSE OF BUsl-
NESS. O'CLOCK B.
FrIDAY. JnlY 3-P. VI.

As with al really safe investment securities, great
strength is lent to our Government bonds as money
accumulates and confidence all inferior securities
diminishes Efforts 10 loan money at high rates OF
interest and get 1t back again when wanted have
failed so generally OF late thar attention is now d-
rected 10 the best things and Of course Our Govern
ment bonds stand at the very head Of these. Should
the gold premium remain where IL Is or fall
still lower, it is Thought that all investors
who honestly pay their taxes Will give
a preference 10 the new five per cents, as producing
a larger net income than any other absolutely safe
security JUST as mar stand now they are really
more desirable 20 Americans than foreigners, TOR
although the latter have their capital III gold and
our countrymen have convert their currency into
coin AT discount the rate OF taxation IN cities,
rs high as per cent In many cases. makes an untaX
able bond that pays per cent equa! TO mortgage
on rca. estate of per cent, TO say nothing OF the
ready convertibihty of the former. The Secretary
Of the Treasury ought 70 have no difficulty IN
marketing all the new Fves without the AID Of syn
d.cates or Intermediates of any klud and the more
generally they are taken by our own people the
better IL viii be for them collectively and indiyid-
ually Within the last two years almost uncounted
millions have been lost in investments that are
worth, on the average less than jO per cent OF
their cost. The following Is Secretary BnstOw's
circular 20 bankers and capitalists, inviting pro-
pOsals for the remaining Sl79,0cOOO0, or any part
thereof. Of the new five per cent bonds
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
a.FffagVaN II 4 Trfr y Ia


Sealed proposals Will be received the Treasury De
partment until II o'clock, noon on The 2sd Instant and
opened Immediately thereafter whole balance OF
ETeO00O any part thereof OF the funded oan bear
lug interest payable quarteryeary the rate OF i've
pr cent per annum, principal and interest payable in
coln and exempt taxation as authorized ty the
act Of July a. 1870 and the act amending the ap
proved Jan. 20, is7L
Each proposal must be accompanied by a deposit Of
United States bonds. matured coin coupons, coin or
United States gold certificates, OF the Assistant Treas
urer al Sew-YorN, 10 the amOant of per cent OF
each bid
Deposits accompanying rejected bids will De returned
70 the bidders. Deposits accompanying the bids mat
are accepted viii be applied IN payment Of the bonds
pro rata settlement shall be made in money or
bonds. Parties whose bids are accepted will be
allowed three months from date OF subscription 10
make partial or hnal payments; provided that
any bonds delivered 10 them prior 10 said fnal
payment shall be secured by collateral either in cOin
slVStweniy bonds VI matured coupons. sufficient "
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
lsl O-CLocK-sALEs BEFORE TIE CAII-

IIVFRNWrNT STJTK DEPARTHINT-2 OCLDCk p. N.
L B.. 1881. Registered u S j-20 Coupon. 1865.
% uOO .........0c1l37s 2OJJ........ ...5c 4 ga
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Money closed up easy at and = per cent, pIlme
discounts moving at and g. The bank statement
was more favorable exhibit, and the comparative
+,-ole ora "a follows.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

London advces reported no important change IN
securities. and British consos and American bonds
were quiet and steady. and money easy, despite a
further loss in bullion by the Bank of England of
e25OOO. The foreign exchange market opened
steady at Yesterday nominal figures, but later rates
were lowered to ASS and 49Ol for long and snort
bills with bills accessible at lower figures. The
occasion of this reduction the refusal of Secre
tary Brstow TO entertain any private propositions
TO sell twenty millions Of new Fives Gold opened at
no.. and as Exchange weakened, the price declined
TO llO4 on a business of moderate activity
The rates on gold loans were 3, ,, and
n per cent. The highest price of the
week was III, and the lowest ll0s. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed S7@s000 in coin in
terest making total for the week of S8,jj5,OOO all
of which save a nominal amount, was July coupons.
The disbursements of July currency interest
amounted to a total of S1.15)0OO The Treasury
redemption Of called Five-twenties to-day was
$4,000 and for the week $4,000 The import en-
tries of dry goods at the port of NewYork for the
expired portion Of the week amounted 70 Sl173i42.
The export clearances of domestic produce were
Szlq1G44. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, S273S,OOO
gold balances S1,u7,l24; currency balances,
81 9O6353. The quotations for gold were as follows;
nos ll:3O.llOas l:OJ....llO9s 2;3O.....llO's
IO.s0llOL l2.OU...IlUs l:3O.....llOs jJO....4-O's
Il:OJ~..llOas l2:3O...llOs 2;OO.'..'I4o'7
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
THE MARKETS.
lC.reiunr reported Tor rHs rRInUSE.l

RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK P. V.
n Y state rs. Bounty = y Cent x Hudson

y7ss Of S'1te Bonds 2tiIro1d B)HdS did Raul
rOui-ErDrrss SiOctS, 6c
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

o. 1T00Tel $500, 5000 $500, so.ooo'
W ~ NJ .AAD a WhiflAs. , DevsaAAe~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

There Is 20 little In this country vener.
able from antiquity. or endeared By his
toric association. that I. Is not 10 be won-
dered u that the people Of Hiilsl,oro point
with peculiar pride 20 their town clock
which has pre-revolntionefy existence.
IL was presented TO the town. slen newly
dignified by the name or HiIlsboro, By
the cobnhi Governor Tryon about the
year 1863, II has stored ever SINCE nn-
chunged, EXCEPT IN lccation. when II ws
transferred 10 the cupola o. the new Court
House about The year ls42. and bus mark
ell time for 1--WE generations. IL me,sured
the hours q revelry Cor that lordly COVER
nor, 80 splendid in his pleasures. il told
Oft minutes between time and eterni-
ty to those hapless Regulators, whose
doom was fixed by the same ruler, cruel
aud oLdarais, as he was ctalrtepis and
magnificent The soldiers of cornwallis
heard iis chimes, and The veterans Of
Greene were guided by is voice.
Far oae bundled snd ten years II has
regulated the tIrifiy aud warned Me dug
gar,l, aud may do % for hundfed more
years 10 cun,e. But while its vitality seems
as strong rs ever, and It's voice ~ s'ear. its
face has been suffered 10 fali under eclipse,
and. iis hands Into paralysis. The CHEEKY
heart within gives mn sign Of iis life but
BY les beat, mud che palsie,i arms hang
iIstlessiy down unable 10 point out the
march of time. 81 WTEZ TAT
We are underline inhpressioii tiiata ccr-
tain sum y guaniiiiecd 20 i,e paid for
keeping the clock Ia ORDER Does not this
esver Che proper condition Of ~ inaex, o
well as winding aud regulating. Ifso, lee
US have ullatientlon. 70 that tie eye rs
well as iIe ear win BE- Instructed. Il \
rather awkward 70 watch and wait Tor the
stroke that marks the hour, without be-
ing able 20 gtt Inflammation By sight
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18
me Isssp-sst.s.

Amer rest Of a few weeks, this paper
Is again out with iicexcelIence.
We hope Mr. Evans has succceded In
foundingi: upon pernsnens basi-. i
Mr.. Evans In the present. issue, has
some sketches o. The editors Of the State.
He makes little mistake about ourself,
In SAYING thai we write hs~t after mid
nieht. An our writing kdpne la broai
daylight. We have toS much considers
ton fcr /" ihe wes small hours ~ycnt the
twal 10 .fisert them from the objects 10
which Kind NATURE designed Them. aud de-
vote tsetni 70 fofgeffuiness d oiihnd trou.
lie al Gar an sleep will effect fhat object.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18
NORFOLK.
.aNufHuLk
pg tyysg'es Ss''ss

foqr Natt,lk eeYsg,osd ssnes.
NnRFoLx q A, March 1vtl, ls74.
Zar Recordrre4I saw. -by stthe pa
pa that ihc 7fnatp WHOM II The
Recofdef was Id Nm city 4 Tow days ago,
ana I feitmost ma tpus to cynnannicate
TO the ,afafssoid esnaod i,nent OF The Jour.
nalistie wit sAd ngseIty o. HiIlstoro one
" va I,nportxnt facts. PsfhaIs tAe. best
way NJ me % get "A what \ lave IL say
wiii be follnk II With piece of news.
Norfvlk has very recently had visit from
Col. fhonlpson IL Granger celebrity who
delivered An nsidre4s here o. sixfeesl PEG.
ple etxh NJ aof whom we're fMvsness. His
speech was gu iii nseans satisfactory aud
lam strongly Of opinion that this aiien
organizations will not flourish In Virginia.
Heiaid great stress 90 the necessityg OF A.
boiisi,ing . n1iddlemeu,r an OF which
sounds very captivating 10 those who are
uhinfr,l.d,; butho tllougbtful man can
view the proposition 10 reconstruct conn
nlerciaI society without . smile, ora sigh
according ca his temperament. And now
FOR a,lilinslration af the dangers which
attendIhe ciass Legislation (which the
gnngep adypcate. Yea have passed. In
North Carolina q Law on the subject of
fertilizers which has been keeilly, but Do,
nnkindly anslysed BY the, aprsss and bvsi-
nessnieu of this city, II was well intend
ed; bit It's practical effects promise to
henost illufiqus % the farmers Of North
Carqllpa. The eommission merchants
aud manufactures can afford 10 restrict
their Operations and 90 limit them to 9th
er States az IT. your farmers come here to
buy and make their contracts your county
can have 10 Jurisdiction over The subject
But. 10 has been ac,pally suggested that
factory existing In yoas sown State may
he an,azedsi 10y fiiis piece Of legislation,
Witch 4 can tell you from contact with
onrdealers Ia fertiiIzers that they look on
the law with great serenity Very small
qnautities of Fertilizers leave here now Ell
ilicr By raikor canal. and next year. mark
the preslietions the cotton win telitlie me
Iapclsuly story VI lis tlerfeciaied returns.
For. Mr.: Editcr, an .artifieiaI stimuIant TO
our lands - now tile only substitute we
can rely on for the banner wellrregulated
iabor we hare afour command. Just now
NorfaIk u greatly exercised lsover the
dream af sIr. Garrett 70 divert a part OF
our trade to Baltimore and as one item Of
this Is ias-5s5 bales VI cotton for tho, year
eadiag March Ii she has cause 10 feel
nervous when her Western connections
are threaienei. still ~ ,slaleTesL'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

The ,numlwf Co., March u 70 band
with The u-naivhrIety 81 fyttllrht rendlilg.
wehsxe 10 nom fo,-isel q fsfeIn tut fhey
are eli Articles of merit There Il si-o some
me Naxasins csafslns six iiiaarafinis,
inclpainx 4 Ono sierigp fqr q Epuntry
Schcni- II faslsA. Terms assly one dollar q
yesrsl With ehnsnoI YozsxIrx Our ds,llar
aud hslf. sufvs.ripfiDn- may bcgin With
any pnnbsf Addre-~ Wpop's s,, housE'
iiOhb NfAakzfNr.i 81
-rhIn'1 nrds - Eewburgi,, Ny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

The latter part % last week was marked
i.y the nsnst damaging eoldof the wluigs
winter There was Ice every day oftl,e
week. with celd drying wind-. and the
whesf ard oats were more seriously affsyse'l
than. nj sny prcvious Period Of their
growth It's feared that the peach crcp
/. totally killed, Coz though the bloom was
noe fully devsiop~d. the buds seem % have
been fatally sealded. - iss.sl If
A cold northeast nin sec IN on sunday
nlxhE z astAss 10 ii q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18
wsLxIsGrex.



Our lvT,miagfoa Correspondence.
wfLsfxuTov. MARCH 1874.
Dcar Rccoerier-- We are still being IA
yorvd with the beautiful spring weather
Cor whirls ouf climate u sonoted58f
yoKrnEsS vIslross. fsii
InatIce that many 81 The Northern
travellers VIM are seeking the south In
quest Of health and laeasure, are spsn-
ding some timein one cry. 'fhe Purcell
house, which, by the way, u really first
class hotel. Is quite fall ol. northern people.
Before Tie war, the rule was COR the
soutiieners 10 go North, and spend their
money. Now, the rule Is reversed and you
would really be asimnIshed 10 see the
numbers 20 Northrrsors Who are going
South toayoid the rigon Of their winter
and spring months. =. ,vr4 q fsa
ass DREDeE Boar.
Wilmington Il getting 10 bc enough ri
ci,y 10 have IL daily sensation. The
shhs matter Of interest with " now AZ the
operation % the Dredgs Boat, cieaning.
out the Iogs and stumps In the river some
i've or six miles below the city. : The
logs, - ::..e fslets and river men cal;
this particular Lscailty, has been. aud Is
s,IIl, q terrible blockade upon our cs,m>
mercc. Vessels. drawing a considerable
drpfh ~ ~sfer. must cross iheni nj ex.
IRENE .,Igh tide. IA more than twenty
miles 10 the mcolh. and a. the bar and
'snp', must also be crossed IL high water,
Il requires two tides for loa'led vessels to
enter o. depart from our port. This adds
very much u the deI,ty aud expense, and
has been a serious plattef.
Toabviatetiis iIrficGity, the officer In
charge 10 our River aud Harbor improve
ments have securesl two Dredge bpais. one
10 operate ut tl,et~. in ,lreigis,s out the
sa,,l. and the otherla rullIng up the logs
aud stumpsIn the river. THIS latter Y
very interesting operation, and has de-
vrlsped somc vert remarhable facts.
This baat lfas high "srapple,' weigh-
ing ak tons, which projects out In front Of
the boai, and h moved about NJ will by
powerful machinery. n descends into the
bed IL the liver, opening ~ hondernus
IRON laws IN IT. descent. aud buries itself
into the mud nj Tie bottom Its teeth are
then closed, and Whatever may chance TO
10 eauglt h brought Safefy 70 the top and
deposited Ia Lighter tied alongside.
All tlrs is dmeby machinery without one
lunnstU nrsist. ~
several huge Tngs and aumps, and IN.
nuaseable cypress ki,ses and roof have
,rsu reuloVe,l from The bed Of the river
m the few ,rxys the boat has been in.ops
Grafton. One curious fact presents Itself
Therooss and stnnps ardnrmlyemteddsd
| N inc earth wien their roots perfect. hav-
Ips the appearance 81 hhs Tree having
gruwu there. While opinions are divided,
the lmprrspion prevails among those who
have ls.cn down 10 witness the operations,
that the bed of the river a. that point was
once q cypress swamp rr dbcs really
seem "a. Yesterday, Tor Instsnte, sstump
was brought ~. ssns ssct paits the, wa
Ter. whleh was more thar Ave fest h'dia-
inter al the TOP. aud faiiy eight % Che
bottonn Tho roots wsrc al perfect, a'i'il
the tap root was freshly broken several
r,T below the surface u MAJ cNcry W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

The Newsssys, In Che case ofile STATE
W. the RicIsmond and Danyillc Rail- Ttoad
Co, the suprenc court has ordered An adj
risayi, aud ordered that the N CIR. r.
Go be made party defendant go :, I, \
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

Mr.Thad McGehec. well known ms the
partner in the house Of w. III q II. 8.
Tucker o. Raleigh, y lying sery ~ from
a stroke of paralysis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

d. r. Newsn,. 4 eue tlme condactor
on tine y. c. X. II, and for some years
Agent al Raleigh, died very saddently on
saturday evsuing. 'Hswss ol fhe street
ia the morning In his usual hralih.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18
GRAaeERs RALtY.
w.P ROBINSON.

& a.lA DASvILIf, VA.
who fse juA feceTvcd the follo%ihg'
so Tons Peruvian Guanu.
Is Tons TobaccS Fertilizer 81 -
90 Tons pacffsc 6suano tfer which he Is
q agent. i .hf.fs. g - ~ n
g9Tons Fresh Grouiind Plaster -
5DBushcls Ns~ Crop Clover Seed
100 Busheis orphsft t,nss Sod t9al
50 Bushels Herds Grass seed y
30 don. wesdsng ana Killing Hoes
100 Barrels Lime. ae = AEft assss
Is BarrrIs Cement - q
50 Barrels SEED Potatoes, Early Rose,
and Peach BtbS -
leo0 bushels ke~d Oais.
An ofwhich Ne wiIIscII a. small profit.
Call and examine. Isl. 70
sistch nth. mn. ", +. ROBINSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

We learned AZ Durham that GA Saturday
two Thousand boxes OF nlannfacnsfs-I To-
haecs wcrr SLIPPED from that place by
w r Blackwell 4 CO. We are glad to note
somarkcd sa example ~ the reyirslpof
business. ,.. :. = /. Z. s.,
+. n Puxue began work In his new 20
i,acco factory In this place ON Monday,
Success % the enterprise. $500
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18
r'owNtMARKRrs.

See new and eca,llete change In Lee
vy'sb,dveril-rment Every Thing good,
aud ia every Variety, ~ the lo~rsi ..possi>
blePrires. Cali upon sllesn. W schd III
your orderS.i n. al.tg pss.ssasgsp i III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18

See Ads off. n. tales who ksepsa good
and prospecting country, store.
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Dr. Hosker has removed 90 his men
siorr, and viIl i,e gIad 20 see friends aud
cuflsniers there. -.
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pearanee Of having been cut with an axe,
but the top was 50 ragged by contact with
passing vessels, That this cannot be aecn-
rately stated. HI assH issJ
Prof. Kerr ought u visit the scene Or
these operations. y k'sss@ sssf's !. 1850
SUIT. OF pun. INSTRUCTION - -
] notice. TINT the Jourual rec,mmends
Col. 5. ID. Foolof Newborn as suitable
candidate for Superintendent II Public In
struclion. i smiglad 70 see Il, Tor Col.
Pool not only deserves the favor and sup
port u bis party butis every way conre.
tend 10 The position. ani sure bis nonal-
nation will give the greatest satisfaction.
Besides, the Conservative party has beeu
very chary Of rewar.iing the editors Of The
State; and WHO have dope more, and las
bored mose anseliishly far abe party? II
does seem 10 me . douI,tfal policy Of cons
linually fewasaing i the holiday soldier,
and oyerIookipg him who l,as borne the
brunt or the fight.
A HnLl.sBoRo EN0INEER. "
Four townsuan. Mr. Henry X. Nash Is
making preliminary survey for our Sea.
Side Rail Road Tine eonipiimeut 70 10
young man Is vefyefeat, especially ashe
comes upon The rscvnlmendation and 10y
the permission oftlie ofiicersof the Caro-
lima Central hallway In whose service lac
now d. 81,
II does seem that our rail road 10 the Sea
shore Is about to become a reality. Ibope
30. 80 CAPE FEAR.
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One DAY is.( week the sales .of Tobacco
At tie DanyilIs wareheuss tifiorscinF q
large quantity, Hsersred sislm rcs feo lbs.
which sss sappsssd ihs hpnrsf asefsge
otthe season InthAt utaskstaisny besse.
~ aTHs4sa4
tfrIN .s...a-a.~s-- = lzsl@--f " ~
10 See Nv,icvto School eomiaiitce-
nsu.
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zoe change i,s Pwce aud Star wafehou-
sss Asyersiwmen's= entiftly
new. ALL. - - ...,sff .s4t
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Parties IN sending letters Ior advice Is 10 their
dssra-rx will confer quite favor by giving name
II tuunfy NJ well ~ Tom wilsre they reside II
VIII ave ~ avoDdrrfhl amouul of time and an.
No.! ante " tlil WI " observed.
The Perry Aromatic Bitter Company.
nh lsly. ~ Courtland s.. NJ y.