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SPAIN.
AN IMPORTANT FORTRESS SURRENDERED BY THE
CARTTsTS

MADRID, June rs, 1878.
IL Is of1cialy announced that the important
Carllst fortress OF Miravet on the River Eoro,
alter a siege or several days. was surrendered
conditionally to General Campos. with tnrty-nlne
officers and $50 men.
Four cannon ana a quantity OF war materia
we're also captured.
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BURMAH.

A Rebellion II THE TERRITORY or THE ASH
ATTIC ROYALTY.
LONDON, June Is, 1875.
the Times has a report that q rebellion has
broken out In Burmah.
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ALL TRULY GOOD PEOPLE AFFLICTED WITH
catarrh should woLcoTr's CATARRH ANSIHILAroRs
For pain, use WoLcorr's PAIN PAINT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

DAvID'S SUMNER STYLES OF GENrLEMEN'S
HATS cool and drcssy. straw HArs in variety Boat
aud yacht ciun cars specially. salesroom 1915 Broad
way, near Duane street
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Won ARNIM'S CONVICTION.

THE ADMINISTER LIKELY TO APPEAL AGAINST
THE DECISION OF THE GERMAN COURT.
BERLIN, June %, 1875.
1t is said that count Won Arnim VIII appeal from
the decision OF the Kammergericht in his case
the Supreme Tribunal.
THE PLEA OF THE PRISONER IN HIS SECOND
APPEAL
LONDON, June 25-Evening.
The Pau Man Gdzette'S Berlin despatch states
that the main ground OF Count Won Arnim's sec
ond appeal is the question OF the competency the
Kammergerlcht having ruled that the Stadtgercht
is incompet cnt to proceed against and order tho
arrest OF Won ArnIm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

DROPSY.-THERE Is NO DISEASE IN WHICH
the PERUVIAN SYRUP has achieved greater wonders than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

DFsHLER'S PILLS ARE THE SUREST AND
safest Remedy for CaiLLs FEVER MALARIA.
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FAMILIES LEAVING TOWN CAN HAVE DAILY
WITNESS (postpaid) ats. wEEELY nj 10 cents month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

NEW AND INEXPRESSIBLE DELIGHT Is
experienced By ruptured men first wearing the al.
mirable appliance OF hi q Ella >rIC TRUSS COMPANY,
6S3 Broadway, whicl comfortably cures nern.a.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A LIST OF NEW NOVELS
Manired-By the author OF Beatrice ccncin....sI 70
shiftiess Folks-By widow Goldsmths Daughter" "a
A Woman in Armor-By Mary Hartwell ............ "a
Artcmus wards works-with Life and Portrait... %
Mad Marriage-By May Agnes Fleming .......... 10
Ecce Femina-By cuyier Pine ...............s... "a
A Perfect AdonisBy the author OF "RutIedge".... %
west Lawn--By Mary J. Holmes 20
Beatrice cenci-with Portrait By Guido. 70
From Ny Youth Up-By Marion Hsrland .......... 81
Ten Old Malds-By Julie r. smith.
Led Astray and the sphlnx-By octave Feuinct... "a
Rich Medwny-Bv author Of stolen waiers".......
Progressive PctticOas-sy Robert B. Roosevelt.
Sold everywhere
CIV CARLETON Co, Publishers.
Madison square, new York.
4 MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GTyEv
"A TO a cultivated person thau "Ihc Cyclope liza % tho
Best Thoughts Charles Dic<ens carefully iniexen-
tame anl published ~ = = HALE suN, Y MURRAY
A KIsrIc AND RARE BOOKS.
N In many languages; examinations invited
APPLEToN'sAS liouARiUN, 10 third St, near Bowsy
Dowr FAIL TO READ
THE COURT OF
TIE AMERICAN CESAR;
Or
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON AND LONG BRAScR
uNRoOfED,
Now heing published In
TUE WEEKLY WELCOME.
the new three cent Weekly.
For sale by all ncwsdcict$--
DEAFNEss. RINGING IN rEs Ems ,r sAeS =.
IL and treatment Dr. Wlhaiih 10 n~e snt for
printed the journal 81 ~" No'~'
one stamp 25 Last Twendetb sWvoe
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GIRARD INSTITUTE CoMMENcEMENT.

The third animal commencement exercises and
exhibition OF the Girard Institute, winch Is To-
Gated IN East Sixty-second street, near Fifrh
avenue. was held on Thursday evening. and
large, fashionable and distinguished assem-.
olage was present, principally relations OF the
pupils. The parors OF the Girard Institute we're
beautifully decorated with flowers, and q stage
nal been erected, from which the young lady
pupils and the lads spoke and detained. The
dialogues were in French, German and English,
and were test OF the careful system and manage
ment OF Professor Glrard and his accomplished
wife, who assists her husband in the management
OF the institute The audience listened with
much attention to the exercises, and
the pupils were rewarded with applause
and handsome tributes OF flowers. The
programme was as follows, Professor Grard pre-
siding :-"Grand March, Miss May simmons;
"kngllsn Salutatory," MISS Agnes sade; "A Boy
is Boy,n sung BY tue school; "Recitatlons,"
children OF the primary department; Piano
Solo,, Master BERTHE Taylor; Away, Dun Care.n
sung BY the school; 'Dcaf as POST dialogue,
Charles LIVINGSTON: 'Piauo solo, Mas
Ter Charles LIVINGSTON; "Recltatlons,n pupils
Yore,' sung BY the school; "The
Last Rose Of summer piano SOLO, Miss Agnes
simmons; Jeanne d'Arc." Master Frederick
Stedman; "OpIer der Menschen Llcbn Master
ter frederick stcdman; "A Letter IN Three Ian
guages,n Miss Jennie Sieunardt; "rhe Answer TO
The same Master Sidney Hopkins; ''lhe Hay"
sung by the school, Fourth OF July Ora
iion,'' dialogue. Master Ponce do Leon;
"Bcnjamin Fitch" Charles Stclnharot and
sidney Hopklns Pegasus piano duo. MISS
Agnes Shade and Miss Mary Simmons. After the
exercises had closed and the audience had
bestowed their smiles and congratulations on The
4 pupils, who were very happy thereaL, Pro-
4 lessor Paul Gtrard made a snort and elicltous
address, IN winch ne declared that he let satisfied
tnat his pupils mad done all III their power 10
! merit tue plaudlts OF their friends. Then the
! prizes were distributed, a little lad OF
/ carrying OIL whole arpfu OF books, which ne mad
earned by study ana good conduct. Otner pupils
also Jared WELL according 10 their merits. The
English yalcdlctory was. delivered 10y Master Ben
amin fiIch. ana the cntlre school Joined IN sing
ing america after which rejection was par
,,akcn OF BY the guests and the proceedings
terminated.
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

The examination or students for admission inro
the Academic Department OF Columbia College
began yesterday morning. There were iorty-six
applicants. The subjects they took up were
Greek--Ihe nrst our books Of NenoDhon's 'Anab-
assn and two books OF Homer's .illadr-and
ancient geography. To-Day they VIII be tested
IN arithmetic, algebra and geometry. In
arithmetic the metric system OF weights ana
measures Will be Included; IN algebra the exams
ma non VIII 70 as lar as slmpie equation, and IN
geometry through the first four books or Davies
Lc9endren On Monday The examinations VIII
close with texts IN Latln, modern geography ana
English grammar. In Latin the students are re-
CURED 70 be prepared1n "De VUiS ItuSu'tbnS Ur0iS
h0md,n the whole OF "CGsar's Commentaries,n
and six books OF Nirglpo "Encid.r
The examination az the school OF Mines Will
take place on next Monday ana Tuesday.
Inc commencement OF the college 10 announced
Tor next Wednesday, at hail-past ten O'CLOCK IN
the morning, ut the Academy OF Music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

RAPID TRANSIT ACHIEVED. "A NATTER Oh
graduation 70 the progressive Ths aud the Alaska
CAssINrRF, the daShinrv elegant Summer Hat for
uemen Introduced by KNOX. OF No IL Broadway ald
the Nth Avenue Hotel, topics Of town talk Deal
KNOWS.
TRUSSES. BANDAGES &C-SEELEYiS HARD
RUBHFn TRussrs-COmiort safety. cleanliness. durab-
itv cool hight used IN bathing Always reliable Estab
n4hmcnis:-l.3T Chestnut street Philadelphia. T3T
Broadway. New York.
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A.-HERRlNG'S SAFES
aud BANK VAULTS.
Isl and 252 Broadway.
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Average temperature yesterday .............. 50
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year ~
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A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT RE GIVEN
n 10 a cultivated person thau "rhc Cyclope liza % the
Best Thoughts Charles Dcxens. carefully indexen.
beautifully bound Prizes, S. Compiled bv = g. Uelol-
tame anl published ~ r. :. HALE Sun Il MURRAY
etrcef <nxv Nprk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

l71 9Th Az. MAR sd ST. FIRST FLOOR.-A
- i French l2dy's maid IN first class American
iany good dressmaKer and nalrdrssser, gosa refer
Address
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1914 sPaISG ST, TOR FLooR-A FIRE. CH DREss-
lO1 maker perfect cutter anu ltici desires engage
ment IN private family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

1O1 WEST l6fH STA YONG WOMAN As FAM
@s).t iir seamstress; understands dressnaklng and
emLLroldery: best city reerence. Aall all the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

nc EAST 3nTH STA MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
lfO Seam-ire experienced dresGmaker
the machine like 20 20 the country nurse
the summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

A CHANCE.-MRN WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
"A learn teiegraphy and take positions THOMPSONS
College 20 18th av opposite Cooper institute Telcgrapny
taught practically, with instruments No vacation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

I'M EAsraTH STA PROTESTANT YOUNG No
llU man wishes = few more customers IN nrst class
families go ont BY the day dressnaker, thor
oughy understands her business in all Its branches Adj
dress Miss ~, DrcssUnkcF.S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

11n EAST glTH STA FIRST CLASS DRESS
DIV maker wisileS a lew engagements by the
day Or week 10 private families. Address DREss-
MAhkk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

76S CLINTON Az. BRooRLYN-AN AMERICAN
lOt) lady h0usekeeper assistant housek CO Ber
ely country Address r. r.
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Housekeepers. &c

i-- WEST GD sT-A WOMAN III DO GENERAL
1DI boGseWork Ia sa.al family.
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Dressm kers and seamsiresses.

100 EAST 10TH ST, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND
luz attn ava com petent drcssmaker would like 4
lew more custome a. her own house should y not bs
convenient ladies t. my house viii 90 70
theirs do the ntting cutting aud Dasngi also gives
cutting fttlng Call address Mrs. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

400 WEST sgTu ST. FIRST FLOOR. No "A
r. 80 respectable German girl WITH good educa-
ton DO general homework city or country. strong
willing and Obltw.mg. Ca Tor two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

A GENERAL AGENT WANTED FOR NORTH AMER
"A lea tor the explanation of system TO make 70
private use without heat which has proved to be tn
most solid and practicable. High commission given
Address H. No. 1853, OF HaasensteIn Voger, Ii
Berne. switzerland.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-wmMALEs.

Or0 WEST 18TH STA YOUNG GIRL IN
ZJJ bakery or confectionery; wIll work small
salary and board. address n.
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COMPETENT MAN wANTED-IN LIGHT Bust
N ness Tor spare hours whole time. NEW Y0R
BOOK CONCERN, No Warren st, 10 A. M. Monday.
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QUICK. PRACTICAL SURGICAL ISsTRUMEE
n maker vans employ ment ~ any saoD whore
thorough knowledge Of steel working AMI strict attend
ancs 10 business il required; vlse lathe forge; rccr
encea Address STEEL. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

WANTED-sALEsMEN TO SELL CASH ARTICLES
in city capital required 81 to S5 net profits IS to
$40 per day. Call on BRAiNARD. 70 Liberty St, be-
tween 10 and ~ O'Clock
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General Homework. SC.

dln VIZ lsT sf--A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
1OU Erl lately landed to III general homework in
q small private AMY
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yhANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL TO ASSIST A
w lady it'll homework; will be treated as OF the
family wages small age not less than 10 AZ Union ST..
BROOKLYN.
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yVANTED-Two FIRST CLASS SALEsfADIEs AND
w yentilators Only experienced hands need apply
at i. SHAW'S Hair store Monday morning. N B.
Also respectable young lady learn business. 564
Bowery, corner ath 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

A PRACTICAL BOoKKBBPBR, WITH NINE YEARS
n city reference is open 70 an engagement as book
keeper collector IN other capacItyi salary merely
nominal address COX, Herald Uptown Branch Office,
I1as BROAD wavs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

GENTs-cIrY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL OUR
"A pure uncolored tens well and favorably know
on the most liberal terms Apply to the GREAT
Il PUBlI1 TEA COMPANY, 80 vesey St n. h
Peddlers and storekeepers we have some very cheap
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Two or three nights ago, q dafkie,
evidently under the notion That the Civil
Rights bill had eiiaced all distinctions be-
tween the distinctions Of 1aeuns and hum,
entered Rosemonds store to put bis ideas
into practice. Walking about un-
concerncdly as If he were fully the equal
Of tile proprietor OF the store u good OPP
pnritinity for his operations presented
itself when Mr. Rosemond stepped into
q back room to wait upon another GUS
toner. AZ soon as the darby found him.
self alono he reached across the counter,
slipped olt the money drawer, and made
dash Tor the door. Mr.. Il. espied him
on the instan. and dashed after him. The
darky upon landing on the side walk made
4 sndden turn round the corner, anL
plugged into an open cellar, filed by II.
late rains, up 70 Lis neck in the bloodred
water. IL was . struggle for life, for tbs
moment, and letting 70 his box he scram.
bled out as best he could, and made his es'
cape In tile darkness suspension Of specie
payments proved a blessing in disguise te
Mr.. Rosemond, for Instead OF his money
going 10 tile bottom, lie found II all floating
about safely on the surface Of the pool
none the worse for Its ducking.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

We have cleaned some particulars 81
tie ffes.et of las: Monday night week
which appears ts have been one Of The
highest and most destructive fnr num-
her % year,. coming immediately after
another which had barely siibsi,lrd tlc
waters Of the freslct rose with great Fa-
pidity, and swept everything before Il.
There are but few bridges len 10 The
county. the one across Emo Just below lie
Iiail Road bridge bcins tie only one 10
our knovleslge. Tile iina bridge NJ Mc-
Gowns mill. The finc-tin tie county. aud
finished during the last year. supposed 10
he above tiie reach II nny water, aas
swept away. Many mill dams were bro
Ken, miles iof fsiIciug carried oil. aud
large l,odies oflowlands submerged, aud
badly washed, and The cppp u small.
grain much. ifnotlrrpaFabIy injured.
We suhIoln lIsi, very imperfect one
ofthc bridges Carried away and Of lhc
dams broken. We would be obliged 10
our readers Tor farther Information.
The town bridge az iIillslaro. rebuilt
after the food of 1887 Ths bridge had
recently beef put IN thorough repair.
The bridge across Emo nt Mecowns
mill, completed last year At cost 70 the
county ~ $780,
AL the bridges aeross Flat aud Little
River
We hear 81 the loss 81 the bridge III
Cameron's mill near the mouth 81 Elio,
Tut arenol curinin Of the fact.
The dams destroyed rs far rs we learn
aIe Dc john llerry,s. Evans Turner's
Hogan's dam. and that o. Robcfson's oil
New Hope are. both goae. Capt. wilson.
10 Alamance. aud nearly every dam on
Zane Creek are brnken.
There are many more. dnut;lcsp, ln,,
owiag 70 continued rains and high watcI
lever persons from whom Information
could 10 obtained have bcen Ia town
Than usual. W
The isa. to the county i roughly csii.
mated AZ between s5e.OOo and ss5,OOO.
NJ II. r. Clawson " Che unIyu orr cIt.
izcns 80 Ear tint has struck 'Ils' IN III.
Louisville Lottery. He held tenth tick
iof the 81 so prixe.-Newx.
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ToBAcee il ISL millions $40

NoasL Carolina Rail Road has passed the
House and has gone 10 the Senate. The
Convention bill will come up next week
most probably. Altogether | think there
Ii work enough fos fortnight longer.
But there is great iinpatience TO get away,
and 1t II possible the 10th will be sne day
iixeu for adjournment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Senator Mcrrllnon has presented a reso-
luton ufthe North Carolina Legislature
IN fayorof light houses in AIbemarie
Sound.
c.H. BeivlntEsq, has been nomina~
ted as Pension Agent, at Raleigh.
Mr. john d. Palmer, Of Raleigh, was
married on Thursday morning to Miss A.
Young Of pittsooro.
The Graham Cleaner says: In Green's
boro, on Thursday last storm Of wind
unroofed the building in which are the
offices OF the U. ). Marshal, and Scott s
Caldwell, attorneys. The roof fell inside
aud did great damage, but fortunately no
one was injured. Tie occupants lefttbeir
seats just ID time 10 escape being smashed
with them.
The Charlotte Sonthern Home says: So
fur a. we know, DR.. c. L. Hunter, 81 Lin
county, y O., il the only living SOU ofan
eyewitness ofths Mecklenburg Declare
ton. He Is the son OF the Rev. Hum
phrey Hunter. gallant soldier Of the
Revolution aud FOR more than forty years
a distinguished Minister Of the Gospel.
Dr. II. Is still shealthy, vigorous man,
aud has probably more knowledge of the
facts o. the Declaration than any man
nog living, save. perhaps, Governor
4 Graham.
Tie Weldon News says Bob Lewis has
been elected Register Of Deeds Of Halifax
county.
THE Monroe Enquirer says: We were
shown white sparrow tile other day
which was killed ~ SON Of Sir. G. A.
Winchester, Of Pleasant Grove. This is q
species 81 the icati.ercd tribe We never be-
tore saw.
tfhe Weldon News gays: The recent
freshet III the Roanoke was very destruct-
i've TO property contiguous 10 the river. II
was tie largest We have had since May
1873, when a portion u the Petersburg
road below Weldon washed away. We
are glad tile road stood The storm 80 well
tliis time.
Last week i,e6sJa 81 cotton were re-
ceiSed IN Raleigh.
The Raleigh Sentinel says az Peter
Brown. an old citizen OF Raleigh, long
deceased, that lie won the salaries of thrce
governors Of the State ii cards. One Of
them had been known to give check ID
old Peter on tile treasury in advance fos
1 his salary.
Tho Yaikin river u within ten feet 81
the North Carolina railroad bridge, forty
I feet above Ii usual height.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

There were three hundred and sixty
three thousand dollars iii the State
Treasury on Tuesday.
Another indian burying ground has
been discovered on the banks Of the Yad-
kin IN Rowan county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Mr. Charles Parks has removed his
Goois from the Brick Store 10 H. n.
I,roown's old stand. Charlie will lie glad
10 soc all bis old friends and customers.
lie has ample room now for tie display
ofhIs goods. aud customers can be waited
upon 70 q better advantage than before.
Charlie Is liberal advertiser, cnsequentiy
lis store Is always ihronged with custo-
neFn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10
Anofi.er rrc.hes.

The waters rose again on Sunday, hut
not quite 10 rs former height. This time
without much damage as there wasiiille
len TO prey upon. Few persons remember
a much rsInt TO have fallen aswiihin the
last ten days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Our friend Grcca ofihc Tobacco Pianl
appears 10 have been aI,-.nt last week. a.
Ne learn fro.n the columns ~ bispapeE
we will NOT be impertirnt enough q ins
quire where he weiit. but az he l. a man
who follows his basiuesr closely, We know
lac was well inipioye,i wherever he vent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10
SEND YOUR NAME.

Every musician or music lover In the
South ought to know TINT The best musical
magazine ~ tile Gay " tile Snuthcrn Musi-
cal Journal Sis per year, pOst-paid.I
pibished nc Ludden Z Bates southern
Music Hnage, Savannah, Ga. Those who
wish ~ Judge ~ is merits for themselves
are Invited io'send their name and address
aud receive ~ return mail free OF charge
aspecinleti copy containing 500 worth ~
choice music nnd a splendid variety o.
magnificent SSlI piano which will lie pre-.
sented to some fortunate subscriber. IA.
dress.
LUDDEN & BATES. Publishers.
Savannah, Gin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

We observe some signs tllat The town
commissioners are neisding their ways,
I've notice Sunday piles of lumber lying
IN the vicinity Of what werconec crossings
giving hope that good bridging will BE-
nut in place. Some Of the runs about
town have been impossible torrents during
during the last week
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Gattis' advertisement was received too
late last week Tor notice Which We regret,
as II presents . good blil q fare. and
C.attls Is one 81 these who believes In ad.
yerising. lie does % because he finds
his profit In ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

See notice Or sale q valuable nm pro.
perry known rs Browns Min one and
half,nilrs ives, Or Hillsbaro. by d. G.
Parks Mollgagee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

John N. McDale OF Cedar Grove, isour
authorised agent to receive subscriptions
ana Advertisements at Cedar Grove and
Prospect Hill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Our young friend 5. II. Webb has gone
10 Durham 10 practice bis profession. We
hope him abundant success 10 lIiat active
aud thriving place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

No church going on Sunday, and We
believe Tie sound Of the bells wis not oven
heard. They would have been biaye
indeed who would have encountered the
rain and mud of,hat day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Tobacca Planters will do well 70 look al
Realms and Walkers new al, on Top o.
first page.
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Nat. L. Brown,

DEALERin all Kind. Of
.NGSieal Instruments. Strings aud Trim
Biags Tor Violips. Gattars. Bdgjors.
cHILDRENS' CARRIAGES, Fancy
Goods, Toys, &c.
BASKETS. Baskets, the largest assortment,
IN the State.
Also Gtueral Agent Cor the celebrated ESTEY
ORGANS. lest Tor Churches, best
for schools, best Cor the Home circles. best
Everywhere. lou eau saie money Time aud
iTt,ght by purchasing from NAT l. BROWN,
send fpr Illustrated Catalogue. ka!sigh.
Jan. 2a,tI, Nc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10

Payments always In advance.
Job printing done neatly chcap'y and
promptly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-10
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pose, As tile lines haye all bcen down since
Monday week. ard We hear ofno repairs
going on. Perhaps when the weather be-
comes pleasant enough 70 make work a.
greeabIe something mag be done.