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Commencement at Chapel Hill.

The Chapel Hill Gazette says, "this annual festi-
val is near at hand-Thursday, I'd June-and ar
rangements are being made on the most extensive
scale for the accommodation of the vast concourse
expected here on that OCCASION" 'Without doubt"
continues the Gazette, "this festival will be the
greatest one ever had here, both in point of num-
bers and excellence Of speeches. The present grad
uating class has the praise from those who know of
being the best that ever graduated here; and the
young men upon whom falls the distinguished honor
Of delivering addresses on that occasion, WILL we are
confident, maintain that high character"
The certainty that President Buchanan will be
present at Commencement will attract larger con-
course than on any former occasion.
We learn from the Gazette that the distinctions in
the Senior Class have been determined as follows
First Distinction, Thomas W. Harris, of Chatham
G. B. Johnston, of Edenton; William B. Lynch, Of
Orange; Frank D. Stockton, of Statesville. Second
Distinction, c. S. Groom, of New York M. L.
Eure: of Gates; j. R. Ferguson, of Ga. F. A. Fet.
ter, of Chapel Hill, W. F. Foster, of Ala. B. L.
Hill, of Franklin; B. Green of Va; j. C. Green,
of Va. c. W. McClammy, of New Hanover; R.
W. Nixon of New Hanover; F. c. Robbins, Of
Randolph j. L. Robbins, of Randolph; W. W.
Siller, of Clinton, and E. B. Withers, of Caswel
Third Distinction, R. c. Badger, of Raleigh; John
7. Cook, Of Warren; G. F. Dixon, of Alamance j.
L. Gaines, of Ashville j. 7. Gatling, of Gates; j.
L. Cranberry, of Tenn. S. H. Isler, of Goldsbor
ough; S. L. johnson, of Plymouth G. D. Jones
of Texas L. c. Latham, of Plymouth; W. j. Rog
ers, of Northampton; c. N. Morrow, of Alamance
and j. A. Woodburn, of Guilford.
The Latin Salutatory will be delivered by William
B. Lynch, the German Grafton by Frank D. Stock
ton the French Grafton by Thomas W. Harris, ant
the Valedictory by G. B. Johnston.
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DEATH OF TWO VENERABLE CITIzENs.-We learn
that johnson Busbee Esq, expired at his residence
on Wednesday morning last; and that John Ligon,
Esq, expired at his residence on Wednesday night
both at an advanced age. Mr.. Busbee had been de-
clining for some time, but learn that Mr. Lgon's
illness was of short duration. They were both we'll
known in Wake and were useful and respected cit
izens. ..-,
Mr. Busbec had represented the people Of Wake
in the Legislature, had served as Councillor of
State, and was for many years Chairman Of the
County Court That tribunal adjourned on Thurs
day, as mark of respect for his memory.
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Hon. Jacob Thomson.

We have the pleasure of laying before our readers
the letter of the Hon. Jacob Thompson, accepting
the invitation of the Trustees to visit Chapel Hill at
the ensuing Commencement Mr.. Thompson has
many warm friends in North Carolina, and will meet
with cordial welcome
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
May 10th, 1859.
GENTLEMEN: Your kind invitation on the part of
the Trustees of the University of North Carolina to
visit Chapel Hill at the Annual Commencement in
June next has been received and it is with pleas
ure that l accept it. This pleasure is greatly in
creased by the anticipation Of visiting my native
State, and of taking by the hand so many acquaint-
ances from whom l have been so long separated
shall leave here on Monday, May '30th, and will
reach Chapel Hill on Wednesday morning. June 1st
shall accompany the President.
l have the honor,
With high regard, to be
Your obedient servant
j. THOMPSON
To His Excellency
JOHN w. ELLIS,
CHARLES MANLY,
THOMAS BRAGG,
and others of the Committee,
Raleigh, N. G..
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First Congressional District.

The Convention to nominate Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this District, will be held at
Edenton on Thursday next, the 26th inst
We trust every county in the District will be rep
resented "The opposition" will leave no means
untried to defeat the Democratic candidate We
believe the Democracy of the District are stronger
now than they were two years ago; but it will re-
quire their best efforts, and it may require every
vote to defeat the opposition" The good work of
maintaining Democratic ascendency in the District
cannot be begun too soon nor prosecuted too vgor-
ously.
We trust that some friend will give us an early
account of the proceedings of the Convention
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ST.. JOINS, May 14-The Arago passed Cape
Race to-day, with Liverpool dates to Wednesday
May 4.
QUEBEC May 16-The Nova Scotian has arrived,
with the same dates as the Arago.
The Austrian Emperor's Manifesto was issued on
the 29th He says: have ordered my army to
enter SARDINIA. Our struggle is just one We be-
gin with courage and confidence We hope, how
ever we shall not stand alone in it. speak as
sovereign member of the German Confederation
when call to memory the glorious times in which
Europe had to thank the general and fervent enthu
siam of Germany for its liberation.
Napoleons Manifesto appeared in the Moniteur on
the 3rd.
The Bank Of France had raised its rate of discount
to four per cent
!: Napoleon had sent in formal declaration of war
to the Corps Leqislat announcing his intention to
head the army. '
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF LITERARY BOARD,
Po1o;,,b Nav 1QkO

OFFICE OF LITERARY BOARD,
Raleigh, May 8, 1869.
The Board met, present Gov. Ellis, Messrs. Hen
derson and Ward.
The following distribution of the Literary Fund
for the first six months of the year 1869, among
the several counties of the State is ordered by the
Board:-a tabular statement whereof is hereunto
annexed.
The amount due the respective counties will be
paid to the persons authorized to receive the same
at the Treasury Department, upon q compliance
with the provisions Of law.
Allegheny, Madison and Polk will receive their
share from the counties from which they were FORM
ed, jackson 30 per cent of amount allotted to Ma
CON- and the balance from the share allotted to Hay
wood
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TWENTIETH OF MAY-We return our thanks to
the Lafayette Light Infantry Company for an inyi-
tation to be present at their celebration of their
third anniversary in Fayetteville on the Goth inst.
Weregret it is not in our power to attend
We learn from the Charlotte Democrat that the
Hornets Nest Rifemen will celebrate the goth May
in becoming style. The Rowan Artillery, the Row
an Rifle Guards, and the Iredell Blues are expected
to participate with them on the OCCASION A flag
will be presented to the Hornets Nest Riaemen by
the ladies of Charlotte. A dinner will be given at
the Charlotte Hotel, and at night there will be a
party complimentary to the visiting military COM
panies
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MARRIED,

At Bains Hotel in this City, the evening of the 18th
of May by Rev. David R. Bruton Mr. John w. Eatman, of
Wake county, to Mrs. Fannie w. Rogers, of Johnston
county, N. c.
At the residence of the brides father the 10Th nst
BY Robt W. Seawel, Esq. Nicholas V. Denton to Miss
Martha Moss, daughter of Mr.. Jackson Moss.
"'Till Hymen brought bis love-delighted hour,
There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower!"
eB Register please copy.
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a. Brownlow and the Register are making
much of man of the name of Scruggs in Tennessee
Judge Scruggs they say he is-who claims to be
Democrat, and who is denouncing the administra-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan. They speak of this as aspec
linen Of the "Whig spirit" in that State. Now, if
we were disposed to bet we would lay wager that
this same Scruggs is disappointed office-seeker.
He has sought office in vain, doubt either at the
hands of Mr.. Buchanan or Of the Democracy of Ten
nessee.
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The WAR IN EURoPE.-We give in another column
the latest news from Europe. War has actually
commenced. The Austrians, it is stated, have met
with repuse. The war manifesto of the emperor
of Austria was issued on the 29th Of April and that
of the emperor of the French on the 3rd of May.
The French emperor was to leave for Italy on the
9Th, to place himself at the head of his army.
Cotton has still further declined and breadstufs of
all kinds have advanced
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DIE ID

In this City, Saturday morning last Capt. John A.
Stuart of the late John Stuart formerly liant of
this City.
In Chapel Hill the 18th inst Elder Littleohn Utey
in the s5h year of his age Also. Chapel H the
9Th inst, Rev. Alexander Gattis aged about 40 years.
In Baltimore the 10th inst Paul Moreau infant
of Hon. D. NJ Barrnger, of this City.
Near Whitehall, Baden county, the 5th inst, Mr..
John A: Wooten. in the ssth year Of his age.
At Olin. n c., on the morning of the 10th inst, Ida
Lander James, daughter of Dr. j. H. and N. E. Love- in
the Sd year of her age Ida a child of unusual nte
and promise but the flower has been npped in the
bud"
"Suer little children TO unto me and forbid them
not, for of such is the kingdom of God" H.
W City papers please copy.
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GLEN ANNA-The ANNUAL commencement Of Glen
Anna Female Seminary, at Townsville, will take
place on the 9th and 2sth of June We are glad
to hear that this institution is in fourishng con-
dition and promises increased usefulness in the f-
ture. The President of the Board of Trustees, John
W. Thomas Esq, deserves much credit for his i'm
provements at Thomasville, and his efforts in the
great cause of education.
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DAILY NORTH CARoLNIAN.-We have received the
first number of this paper, by Messrs. Sinclair &
Pearce. 1t is handsomely printed, and replcte with
interesting matter. 49,.
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AcKSowLEDGMENTs-Our Reporter, Mr.. Spelmar,
requests us to acknowledge on his behalf the receipt
of an invitation to commencement Ball " at Chapel
Hill, the I'd proxmo, and to tender his thanks to
the Managers for their politeness. 1t is his nten-
ton to attend commencement and the Ball. if posi-
BILE
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sPECTEMUR AGENDO.

SPECTEMUR AGENDO.
HO! Gentlemen of the south!
"7ILL YOU ALLOW THE FACULTIES OF A RIPE
w classical scholar,-a vet.rln teacher withal,-
rust or lack of argument? He has family and would
be astir; he will accept employment of the :ght Kind any
trhere, and any when.
Address, stating terms
GEORGE PADDISON,
Gravelly Hill p. o.,
Baden Co.. N. C.
April 25, 1850. l7-wstpd.
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w We invite attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Fisher s Fos7d, Of Newbern, in the Sta's-
dard Of to-day. ... -....
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RALEIGH. N. c. WEDNE sDAY. MAY 25, 1852

az Our friend Of the Go1dsborough Tribune
in replying to the Kinston Adrocate and defending
the administration against the attacks Of that paper
requests US to examine and see how many Counties
in the State have endorsed, and how many have fail
ed to endorse the administration. We have not
had time to go over our file, but we may safely say,
from recollection, that nineteen out Of twenty Coun
ties that have held meetings have approved the gen.
-eral policy of Mr.. Buchanan's administration. The
Kinston Adrocate was never more completely mista-
ken than it Is in supposing that the Democracy of
North Carolina do not stand by the administration.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.


STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE 2eD
y inst q sorre Mare purchased by me of a Western
Drover by the Of Edson Said Mare is seven or
eight years old supposed to be some four feet nine
inches hgh with hairsa regular trottiup AMI
NAL The last news had from her she was near Yancey
vlle N c. going westwardy. The above reward will be
given for her delivery. Any information that can be given
Of her by letter otherwise will be thankfully received
Address, BENJAMIN B. BROOKS,
Woodsdale Person county, N. C.
May Q, 1859. l9-wSt,
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
A TTOR RNEY AT LAW

RALEIGH, N. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston, and Harnett
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
HOTEL
Raleigh, March 2l, 1853. l9-Wtf
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FOR SALE BY
FISHER Is FOARD,
GRoCERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.NEWBERN, n. c..
Allnn LBS n. c, BACON, sssss. eyE ,
SOOO IS Bbb. New York City Ness Pork,
10 Tons Peruvian Guauo, si
Phosphate Pevuv. Guane, .i.f,s q .-
5 California GtnnO, ~ ~ '' =
100 Bbs No. / Land Plaster,
100 No. By& Csnent,
~ $50 6seks g. 4. Salt s, ses+ tss'it 'as''
800 Bbls. Alexandris Lime, IS
1000 Flour Bags .-.. .....z..s. = -:t......
1000 Grain Bags
q Bbls. N. D. snd Museuva Molasses,
s8 Ref N. and W. l. Sugars.
65 Bags Java, Rio, Mar. and Lag. Coffee. 3
25 Bbls. Ocean Mess Shad, ..,., ,
20 :" Ocean Mess Blue Fish,
No Msekeref and Salmon in Bbls., X Bbla, \ Bbls,
and Is Bbs A,f
Senes Nets, Twines, Corks and LineA ....-
Sugar Soda and Butter Crackers Bakers cash prices
Sperm and Adamantine Candles.
May 20, 1853. 47-2m.
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II HAVE A GOOD BI1,L1IAD TABLE TO SELL. LOW.
apply at 46 Fayetteville ST. Raleigh or write ].
Creech for further information.
April 25, 1859. l7-wtf
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WANTED. .

WANTED1
A SITUATION AS INSTRUCTOR IN SOME COL
"A lege, Academy High School, by an experienced
Teacher who is regular graduate Of two degrees A. B.
and A. NJ Can give the most orough instructions iu the
in all its paris the Natural Sciences Military Tactics and
Bellies Lcttres generally Can also produce the Je te,ti
monaL scholarship and moral character. Address
Charles Henry, at this Office stating terms DC.
May IL, 1859. 90-H
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OBJ Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1859.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
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Total, 752,542 $9O,425 04
az The Raleigh Register. Wilmington Journal,
Fayetteville Carolinian, Goldsboro' Tribune, New
bern Delta, Elizabeth City Pioneer, Warrenton
News, Western Democrat Salisbury Banner, West
ern Sentinel and Ashevlle News will publish thres
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Important from sonor.
The 81. Louis Republican publishes the following

The St. Louis Republican publishes the following
letter:
TuBAc. Sept. 10 1859.
Dispatches arrived at Fort Buchanan this morn
ing from Sonora, to be mailed to the President
which hasten to anticipate.
Captain Porter, of the st. Marys, cruising in the
Gulf of California, entered the port of Guaymas
and not being boarded as customary by the officer
Of the port, did not salute the town. He subse-
quently learned that Colonel Alden, acting United
States Consul in the absence Of Judge Rose, was
not recognised, and that he was not permitted to
hoist the American colors over the Consulate, m
sisted upon the Project respecting ms authorty.
Meeting with opposition, he, with true Yankee en-
terprise ordered a flagstaff made on his vessel
and, after erecting it over the Gonsuls once ran
up the stars and stripes, and called ms men 10 the
deck to give i three hearty cheers. He aso y. m
down without fight, and it was left undsturbed.
| Gov. Pesuuiera arrived few days after, when
the Captain, with his staff paid their respects in
person; but the Governor did not speak hngnsn,
| and they could not understand Spanish and the IN
| teFview was very unsatisfactory.
Can't Porter has entered his protest, in the name
III our Government, to the treatment received by
Capt. Stone and his party; he VIII probably pc
Pesquiera as bearer Of dispatches from the Presi-
dent and the combined efforts Of these two reso.
lutte officers may effect peaceable adjustment OF
the whole difficulty.
through here yesterday on his way to Fort Buch-
anan, with additional instructions to Capt. Ewell
from the Executive. Mr.. W. was sent to Washing
ton by Capt Stone, as bearer Of dispatches, early
last January, and is now returning to duty. It ap
pears that the dispatches entrusted to him were
designed to reach the Fort simultaneously with the
order for Capt Ewell to proceed into Sonora, but
an accident happening to the train upon which he
started, the connection was not made in time for
the overland stage, and he thus lost four days.
He will follow Capt. F. into Sonora, hoping to de-
liver these most important instructions ere the
conference is closed.
The Sonora Exploring and Mining Compony re-
ceived to-day from Sonora lot Of castings for the
reduction works at Arivaca. These articles were
ordered from San Francisco, shipped to Guaymas,
and thence freighted in teams to this place. / be-
lieve this is the first time that goods have ever
been received directly in this manner. Now that
the port is open to our citizens they will not be
long in ayailing themselves Of its benefits.
HESPERIAN.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and uering-nay life itself-may be
hand in Of sudden accidents In cuts wounds burns
scads spans and hruisescauaes which children
stantly subiec-the action of the Pain
same Families should be without Full directions
company each box The genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now been in thirty years there hardly per-
son but what has heard of it, and family that has ii
that could be induced without hand case
of sudden accident. When used it is
standard remedy because has equal curing burns
cuts wounds and bruises fever piles and all other
maory and ctaneous Diseases where parts affected
reached.
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When look around your houses and you think there
nothing wanting, your children all playful and smiling and
everything forebes comfort and happiness suddenly Of tho
dear falls and deep the result of the
dent You look everywhere for relief and you can't find
iwhy? Because yon have neglected have hand box Of
"Daieys Magical Pain Extractor this Is the whole trouble
Remember and always have hand Instant relief will DO
to hand.
DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inflammation from the severesi
burns scas in from minutes heal the wounds
without and eiectually Sores piles salt rhen
inammaory rheumatism and nnaed eyes, wounds,
ings felons chbans bites of insects nipples swele
broken breasts and all other inammatoy cuaeous dis
eases, where the parts afflicted be reached.
For sale i'll New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street.
Sole agents States and 10 whom all orders
should be addressed.
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REAT sCovE RY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical analysis
have demonstrated the great value of Prof peGraths beautiful
combination called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain Bt the people are
rendering both and salts
factory twenty thousand bottles
very proportion to those who
who had triedir. That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing was ever before
prepared
only genuine ELECTRIC Otis Prof DeGrah's which
had of all respectable Druggists city,
wholesale and retail HE proprieto prices Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT II CO.,
a3l ly II and l5l Charities street
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school. b. Maupay; Girls High School, ]. H.
Frobus; ST Ann Street School. j. Cassard Rob
artisan and BienyiIle Streets School, Dr. Beach !;
Basin Street School, p. Boudousquie; Rampant
Street School, IA. DuprG Hospital Street School,
John Dolhonde Barracks Street School, r. O.
peuoux; Claiborne Street School, F. Duplessis !;
Bayou Road School, Z. F. Maxent; Bayou Bridge
School, G. Morel.
The Board then adjourned.
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FEVER AND CUE.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.

This is the only certain remedy for this hateful dis
No one need again complain having IT. unless they
have never taken this celebrated remedy. If they take
OsGooDs CHoLAGoGUE
farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Sole agents for the South and who all should BE-
addressed
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As the organ of speech supposes the organ Of
sentiment of compassion.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

+ UT
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
NDERsON Il BLESSINGS
NEW AND SUP ERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC 4 DAGUERREOTYPE
DON,
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
New ORLEANS,
OPPOSITE THE pIoAYuNE OFFICE.
We beg our numerous patrons and the pub
named eommodious building which We have fitted and fur.
nished in a suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light In the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
A SPLENDID PARLoR AND DREss1NG-RooM,
Exclusively for Ladies', and w
A LARGE STUDIO for our Painters
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art.
THE sxALLEsT LocKEr
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN on.
~@= +
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Size, made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS
PHOTOGRAPHS on Visiting Cards. by the hundred
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHS all sizes, untouched .m
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Colors ....
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors
PHoToGRA Apis Painted in Pastel Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Dague.reetypes Ambro-
types Paintings Drawings etc. and finished in any STYLE
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups of Families
PHOTOGRAPHS of Buildings in any part Of the city,
pAGUERkEoTYPEs taken in all their beauty and perfec
uon.
taken Of deceased persons in any part
,.,
AMBRoTYPEs taken ON a new and unrovsd rsn ron -.
talc plates thereby obvatng the danger of breaking
AMBRoTYPEs transferred Paper or Leather letter size
iof mailing.
Of
MINIATURES ana 1"OrtrattS,
100 numerous TO enumeF"e mere.