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DESULTS of the PANIC.
IL Owing the roublous times into which the country mas
'N''H We i''' ''4 FURTHER REDUCTION
In our p In order 10 convert goods into cash before the
UNION GOES TO PIECES
White French China Tea Sets, a pieces, FOR SO 5 worth
White French China Dinner Sets li9 pieces for s2s worth
White French China Dinner Plates per Dozen 81 So worth
White French China Breakfast Plates per Dozen 80 worth
White French China Tea Plates per Dozen 9oc worth 81 20
White French China Soup Tueens, each 81, worth 10 .
French China Covered Dishes, each 75c worth 81 20
Gold Band French China Tea sets ~ pieces Tor n' o "on
Gold Band and COOred French China Tea Sets pieces for
50. worth Sl4 So
Rich Gold Coored French China Tea Sets "a pieces for
fl2, worth t25 -. =,
Gold and Coored French China Dinner Sets lS7 pieces for
Gold aud Colored French China Dinner Sets ls7 pieces for
Cut GIas. GobIets. per dozen 81 7s worth 81 80
Cut Glass Decanters, the pair q, worth S6.
Silver Pod Castor. cut Bottles, for ~ 50 worth - 80
Silver Plated Table Forks, per dozen. 49, worth t6
Silver Plated Table spoons, per dozen, - worth to'
Silver Plated Case Baskets, for -, worth 70.
Silver Plated Ice Pitchers, for 81, worth ; TO-
Ivory handle ea Knives per dozen - So worth 81 So
an elegant assortment Of
BISQUE FIGURES,
CHINA yAsEs ,,, ACC ,,.srs
The public may rely upon It that the reduction prices
Is REAL!
Is REAL!
EVERY ARTICLE
sdverti,ed viii be on sale;
NEW a Nd p II.
''"''' AcCoMPASiED WITH THE CASH
promptly executed sufficient must also be inclosei to
cover the cost Of packages
W. j. +. DALEY Co,
No. G3l Broadway.
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r9HsAp.cHE ia the favoe sign BY which nstore makes
kvn any deviation whatever from the natural state OF tie
brain and viewed this light be looked on as sale
gard Intended give office of disease which might Otherwise
should never Headaches may be casshed under
two names viz: sympomsic snd di9phate symptomstss
variety which ApopeIy Gout Hheums-
thec of disease sromech constituting sik Aedddets Of
,patic disease constituting heldaohe; Of worms cons
n.iion and other Of the bowels well renal and
Uterine Affections Diseases of the heart frequently at
tended With Headacrs Anams and Plethora are also dec
he ia so very counon being usually Distinguished BY the
name OF nyrou headache sometimes coming on Suddenly IN
. Of sppar.nty ,ound health and postrsting the
mental and physical enee and in other instances comes on
slowly by depression Of spirits or acsroy Of temper
or both eyes and sometimes provoking vomiting Under ns
class may also be named Neuralgia u,, -, c,,,
m, treatment Of eher class Of Hesdache the Cephaio
Pills haze found and safe remedy renewing ue no
acnte pains in minutes and BY ts soote power ersoeans
the diseases Of which Headache is the uHerng index
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TIE LnArssnATIoN LASGUAGgs-There 10 growing
tendency this appropriate the most words OF
other languages and after while Incorporate them into
own bs the ord Cephac which Is from he Greek signify
lug for the head" 10 becoming Populazed 10 connection
with Mr sad great me Sui vii vii soSn os
common as Eectrotype and many others whose distinction -
foreign words has been away by common usage rn hsy
seem native and TO the manor born"
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BRrp6Kr-y.ns wants you send her box Of CepbaSe
(lo bottle Of Prepared Pls-bu Pm thinking that's not
in n neither bu, perhaps yen be sfher knowing what M
e see she's nigh and With the Sick Hsadaehe and
wants ,ome mole OF al relsived her before
DRuGGIsr-You Spsldings Cepnaiic rus -,
BRIpGgr-Och and you've sed III herSs ne
lither.
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TwEy1Y MILLIONS OF DOLLARS s,vRD.-Mr. Spsldins bs
sold two millions of Of his c-sbrsed Prepared Glue and
/, estimated that eseh saved least ten dollars worth Of
BROKEN furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty munons Ok
dollars reclaimed from total this valuable invention
Having made his Glue household word be proceeds 10 -
the world greater service curing all the aching heads Win
his Cephae Pills and if they good bis Glue hessseess
will soon vanish away like snow in July.
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"oUsEHOLD E d ION
II OF
nun WORKS OF CHARLES DlChCN",

ISSUED IN STYLE OF GREAT ELh'AS'H'
md
,rrusTR .TED FROM DRAWINGS MApl- HAr Ni'''Ni
FOR THIS EDITION.
By
70 C DARLEY AND JOHN GILBERT.
pxrCIrTFD on steel IN Pure inc and htehns oy hn''
Engrayers.
rtv sIgsCRIBERs WILL COMMENCE FEB
RuARy !, 1861, The ISSUE OF AN ENTIRELY
NEW EDITION OF DICKENss NOVELS FROM
>rv srrRFoTyPE PLATES, AND PRINTED BY
,,o,,ouroN At THE RIVERSIDE PRESS"
c.NBRmGF ON SUPERIOR LAID PAPER IN
,rv,r AND FORM SIMILAR TO TlCKNoR
MN, Ds,s poprLAR HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF
THE wAvERLEY NOVELS. GREAT PAINS
u,vr RrrN TAKEN BY THE PUBLISHERS 10
nr,nvp rr1s EDITION OF DICKENS's WORKS
r,,, ,,oer PERFECT SERIES OF BOOKS EVER
ISSUED IN AMERICA. THE ORIGINAL DRAW
,scs p,RLEY WHOSE DESIGNS FOR THE
.,,,,crp arm EDITION OF COOPERs NOV
r,s HAVE BEEN so DISTINGUISHED AND
TIRE DRAWINGS BY JOHN GILBERT, THE
FOREMOST OF ENGLISH ARTISTS THls BE-
ING TIE FIRST TINE Mr.. GILBERT HAS CON
rD,rrqrn ORIGINAL DRAWINGS TO AN
AMERICAN PUBLICATION, WILL GIVE THIS
rp1T1oN OF DICKENs's NOVELS VALUE
POSSESSED BY NO OTHER EITHER ENGLISH
OR AMERICAN
THE PUBLICATION WILL COMMENCE FEB J. l8el'
With
PICKW WICK = A Il h. IL -
In -Four Vols Price rs Cents per Vol
p,cru1cV PAPERS will be followed by OLlNERT"lsI'
IN IN Two Vohmes aud regular puolcatlHi ~ln pro
coed AZ the rate OF about two volumes pc ih'h'h
Ihe Series viii be complt ted III I" vol
umes A Specimen Volume ana
Bound Prospectus, containing
,pecineus Oi the Letter press
and Engraving viii be
ready for Agents and
othrrs about the
10th January.
" A TOWNSEND Co, PubhsheTs,
No " Walker t.. NswYorf
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'ARDLY REALIZED.

III ad 'obe eadsche this haeoon hand stepped into
the hand hi to the man. Can you hease
Of an 'eadache Does Il heche ard says "Hexeeed
ingy says hi hand opon that be Cephaic PHI band
sn 'esdaehe.
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~ OvrR ExcrssBSr, and the mental care ard srnety
incident business study tho
Headache The disordeed state OF
mind and bods incident this distressing complaint fatal
all energy and ambition Sufferers oy th disorder can
always obtain speedy relief from these distressing attae y
usu ephac Pills whenever the symptoms appeal
IL quie brain and sOothes the strained and ~
rns tho the stomach which aways
aud ssaa,es the dsodeTed condition Of The ~
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A ppAI. PIESSING.

PAvsieidn-Wel, Mrs. Jones, hoS /, that hesdschel
Mi, Jon-Gone, Doctor. ali gene; the pill you sert ssHd
me II, Just enty minutes and wish you would send more 70
that can have them handy. 40
Cephac Pills find they fall and recommend them h
al cases Of besdscne ,,.
suffering ffiends for they are real o!e''tHS
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GREAT DiscoyHar-Among the most important Of sn ths
srest medical Of hs be consdered Ne
tenn protection from Small Po1 The Ce1Aae
P for relief Headache an the Of Qunine for the pro
vention Fevers either OF which specific vhoss
benefits will be experienced By suffering humanity long Aes
their dlscovereu forgotten
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~ have the Sick Hesdachef Do yen RENE
the throbbng temples the eyered the loehine and sa
sight Of ood How totally unit you were for pleasure,
studyi One of the Cephsc Pills wo~d hsve
relieved you from all the suffering which you then e1pe.sed
go this and other purposes you should always lave ssa
them ON hand 10 sccasion requires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

Now READY;
TEMPLE BAR No. 2,
For JANUARY 1861.
T, ,ev MAGAZINE published monthly In London conducted
Nv Gvo su. has already reached sale Of 6oon ihiS
,nhe, commence New Novel by Geo A. saa, called
THE SEVEN SONS OF MAMMoN.
Anew supply Of No this Magazine hos also been received
Monthly, IA pages nc -.
WILMER 4 ROGERS,
No - Nassaust, N. Y.
AGENTS for Temple Bar" IN the United states
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1861
Amusrmcrre.


CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
n On FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1861.
BENEFIT OF SIG. STIGELLl
When win be presented for the last time FlotoWs
STRADEbLA, . , -,
Which was so enthusiastically received and auded BY the enfe
press on It's representation at the Academy
To be followed by the famous fourth act OF
THE JEWESS (LA JUlNE)
Low CARL FORMES
Who kindly offered his valuable services for h oc0
sion.
Full particulsrs in TO. .MORRoWS papers.
Price of admission 81.
Keats resetyed without extra charge
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N SATURDAY EVENING, January u, i05l
SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT
SEVENTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD,
BAND AND DRUM CORPS.
The following arti.tes have been engaged:
MADAME COLSON,
IA place Of Miss Isabella Hncey who - TOO III 70 1ea
MRS MOZART,
SIGNOR STIGELLl,
CARL FORMES
Also powerful and efficient Orchestra Conductor Theodore
Thomas ~, ,,,-- -. HI
The Band and Drum Corps, under the direction OF Band
Master Grsana will appear In full uniform and perform
variety OF ne and cheste Band Music
Tickets 81 each r,., NJ, - NJ
Al Hros ", Y.
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nERBY Il JACKSON,
IL PUBLISHERS,
No. 498 BROADWAY,
VIII issue during the month,
THE DUTCH Dominic
THE CATSKILLS;
Or,
The TINES BLOODY BRANDT"
BY Rev David Murdoch, ID. ID.
Duodecmo. + l5
CONTENTS
Book l.
Giving an account of Bloody Brandts Descent upon the
Kaats Nil yaat October l7 with other matters known only
10 the Author
The Burning Of Sopus, and the immediate consequ nces
thereof.
Book Ill
Bugoynes Fsure being the revelation Of secret causes u
noticed by the great Historians Of the lime
Book Nv.
The Failure Of Brandt showing the strength OF Indian Amo
ton and Revenge and how they were frustrated
Also:
THE ROMANCE OF AN IRISH GlRLi
Or
LryE IN Two WORLDS.
An Autobiography.
limo. fl
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TINO PRINTERS.-For SALE, low, to make
roon large AID AliS PRESS in good order; also ANAL
RuG0LES- oil at our oihcc. No l09 Nesseu.st.
CHRISrOPliER MORSE SKIPP0N.
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BARNuM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TUESDAY, Jan. 9, and THROUGH THE 3Is,yyE' WEEK'
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS CONrlNuED
A LIVING HOTTENTOT, A KAFFIR, A BUSHhaS,
ZOOLOO, and A FINGO.
THESE WILD AFRICAN SANAUES are 10 De seen mere .,
all hours and at interval. they give their FESTIVE and
WAR DANCES and SONGS dressed In their native costumes
maze Of SKINS Of WILD BEASTS and BIRDS
LAST WEEK OF THOSE WONDERFUL
AZTEC CHILDREN, - . =, -,
who are 10 all hours are a.o the L'l VIA
Is IT. THIRTY MONSTER sNAkES The AGEARiAi
ss0 go CIjRJOSITIEs from all parts Of the world dloS
DAWRON the DOUBLE-VOlCED SINGER ,o,c
AFTERNOON, at o'clock, the Fairy Spectacle, mAoio
WILL; Or tn. FIEND DESERT, will be produced-
EyEKY EVENING at "a o'clock the splendid Drama SEA
or ICE This IL the As. week Of It's production here .
Admiration only Is cents Children under 10 years 10 een"
Poust. is cents Children under ten 10 cents extra
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FACT WORM KyowIye-spsldnss Csphaic Pills are ear
tain for SICK Hesdsche Nervous Headache, Cotovene
and General Debility.
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MISS MARY T.. HAWLEY's
wi OPENING CONCERT at IRVING HALL,
Iryng.place, opposite the Academy Of Music.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan g.
Assisted by the follow ing artists
Mr.. GEORGE SIMPSON, Tenor,
Mr. WERNEKE Bssso,
MIR, BFALE from London, Pianist.
M HENRI Apply, Nlolnist,
And n select Chorus from the hendelssohn Union
Mr. q. W. MORGAN, Conductor Mr. W. bEkGE, Pianist
Tickets, so cents.
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SCOICH NURSE and SEAMSTRESS, and an
~ English Chamber rnaid and Waiter Professionally Also, two
good Plain Cooks Washers aud oners and House
work Gis want SITUATIONS ia city country Apply
No. 400 ath.ay., 2gthrst In the Store.
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I OW-Pressure Self Regulating Steam Apparatus,
Q circular BAKER, SMITH Co.. No. l82 Centre -, N. Y.
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~ NOTICE.-The exhibition of this beautiful Picture
M close =, schsuss Gallery No. e5s Broadway, on JAM 81
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KlNDLlNG WOOD at 90 Cents when ten or
IN boxes ordered OAK and PINE by the load
~ 50, which II desired will be sawed sawed and split
small cost, Ut yard foot of East 23dst C. COLLINS.
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HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY

THIS INSTITUTION is UNDER THE COMMON n,
= COL u e. TEW, formerly Superintendent of The 81, VI
Military Academy at Columbia s. C. Nis dasnnJ g oats
ford an education of the scientific and nrac,; d.
acer as that obtained in the State Military %
Virginia and South Carolina 'u''Ons Of
COURSE OF STUDY.
Flrst Year, 5th Cass-Arithmetic Alpebra Frank II.
tory United States, English Grammar, Geograpbv 0,hs ms
graphy. '"P"'' OfhO'
Second Year, All Gas,-Algebra, Geometry T,iro..-
try, French, Latin, Universal History Composon "OHle
Third Year, 3D. Gdss-Descriptve GEOMETRY Sb5
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry Snryea'
Drawing Elocution. Nure'
Fourth Rear, I'd Class-DIf and Int CaIcuIus N.,.,
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric Logic Moral Pb"o.u'
Latin, Drawing, Elocuton.
FIFTH Year. 1st Class-Agricultural Chemistry As,,ou,
my, Geology, Mneralogy, Civil Engineering Field Fort;S
cation, Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences of Chris
ity, Constitution of the United States ''"N'
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature Of III.
whole course. " "'
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence on the first Wadrs,
day IN February, (Feb g. 1861 and continue without in
PERMISSION, to the fourth Wednesday in Noyembar tn
stiles of Military Academy. The main BUILDING is OK
feet long and three stories high another BUILDING oo
feet long, contains the hail. kitchen store rnon
geon's office and hospital. '''
The charges for the Academic year are 1918 for which
the Academy provides board fuel lights washing ustru
ton, textbooks, medical attendance and clothing
For circulars containing full information address
COL. c. C. TEW
Supt II. NJ A.
November 80, 1860. 4s-wGswIy.
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meeting in Averasboro, Dist,;o. U1'd

u NSsAs IN AEcraeDoro' District
AT q meeting of the citizens of Averosh.
trct the following preamble and resoln,;o Dis
unanimously adopted; O'u''Ons We're
WHEREAS, The political crisis of the co,,,,
eliminated by the Inauguration of war un'fy has
proclamation of the President calling IN ana the
OF North. Carolina and the people of fbe one State
orally, to aid and assist him in the nfamousn gen.
OF coercion and war upon our sister States work
have already seeded from the Union. therabI" winch
eating policy to force us into fratricidoi md
and making it question of life and Tha,s sIre
one side, and subjugation and death on tSo Oh
and evincng determination to blast tbo o,ner
of peace and harmonious Union. Therss rao' nope
ResolOed, That we pledge ourselves and ii De it
we have, to support protect and defend the f mat
OF those brave soldiers who have and NAV voi" ueS
their services in defence of Southern r;oht"
Averasboro' District, until the proper a1tS RON
make provision for the same 0ii'ieS
Resotoed, That there be an executive cor.,,
appointed by this meeting whose dutv II % shnM
slaves. 'Ose'her Of
ResOlued, That it shall be the duty If s,;d.
mttee to take up all suspicious charac,ar. 'Oul,
others who may be found expressing tbsn,sS and
hostile to the institutions of the South an
with them as the times require, or return tb uea
the proper authorities of law 'n 70
ResotUed, That these proceedings be published :
the Fayetteville Observer and Raleigh StnnJorST 10
FARQD- SMITH, &S
II. A. BARNES, Sec'y.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THURSDAY, Nav 9. 1861.

Thursday May y, 1851.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
The journal of Wednesday was read and corrected.
Mr.. Donnell offered his protest against the resolu-
ton which passed the House yesterday, proffering
five miles square of territory in this State to the
Confederate States as site for the capital of the
Confederate States, and the same was read and or.
dered to be spread upon the records, as follows:
by virtue Of the right guaranteed under the
constitution OF the State of North Carolina to men,
bers Of the General Assembly. the undcrsipned
dssents from and protests against the bill which
passed the House of Commons on the eighth day Of
May, A. D. 1851, wherein it is provided that the
Government of the Confederate States If imsr;cs
shall have and exercise exclusive jurisdiction in and
over any nye miles square of the territory of North
fixed upon under the direction Of the Congress- =,
the Confederate States, for the seat of Goyernmen
of the said Confederate States of America for thu
reason that there authority in the Constitution
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Rssolcsd, That to the maintenanceof this declara-
, ton of our Independence, we soiemnly pledge to
each other mutual cooperation our lives, for
tunes and our most sacred honor.
Resolced That these resolutions be enrolled and
signed BY the members of this General Assembly,
and he published for the consideration and approval
of allthe good and loyal people Of North
The same were read, and on motion of Mr. Waugh,
postponed until the Goth of May.
Mr. Outlaw moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill from the; House, as substitute to
the one reported by the committee on ways and
means was adopted, and to lay that motion on the
table. Agreed to. '-z'---a-~' - .7-' -
Received massage from the House, announcing
its concurrence in the Senate's amendments, to the
resolution authorizing and requesting the Governor
to commission such officers as have resigned or may
hereafter resign their commissions in the army and
navy of the United States. Also transmitting an
engrossed resolution for the relief of the committee
of safety for the Towns of Wilmington and New
BERN announcing its passage in that body, and ask
ing the concurrence of the Senate therein. Read
first time and passed.
Mr. Hall moved to suspend the rules for the pur-
pose of putting the resolution on its second and
third readings.
Pending vote on said motion, the Senate took a
recess until o'clock this afternoon.
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SENATE.

MONDAY, May Is, 1861.
The Speaker called the Senate to order at 81
o'clock
Reading of journal dispensed with
Received message from the House. transmitting
sundry bills and resolutions signed by the Speaker
of that body and asking the signature of the Speak
er of the Senate thereto
The Speaker ratified the same in the presence of
the Senate.
Received through another message from the House,
resolution allowing the doorkeepers of each house
extra pay for their services announcing its passage
in that body and asking the concurrence of the SEN
ate therein. Passed its several readings under
suspension of the rules
The same was ratified by the Speakers of the two
houses.
The hour of o'clock having arrived in pursu-
ance to the joint order, the Speaker declared the
Senate adjourned until Tuesday the 25th of June
next
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE)
RALEIGH, N. C..
VNHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
IL and newly furnished in elegant STYLE and Mr. MON.
TAGUE late of Wilmington, has opened the second
floor,
A NEW BILLIARD SALOON,
PHELAN'S PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION
TABLES.
This Establishment, under arrangement has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS. WINES SEGARS
&c. direct from the Custom House. 1t will be conducted
the CASH plan, by competent and obging Managers.
n. B. Walter H. Taylor's Old London Dock Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always on draught.
w Snacks Served at all Hours. 81
FREE LUNCH given daily at II o'clock
D. G. L0UGEE i co.
March 25, 1861. 33-w&swtf
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"Feels like one who treads alone,
Some banquet hall deserted"

MnTARY.-The Independent Company, about
ITO strong, will leave here the steamer Hurt to
morrow at II A. N. on the way to the camp at
Raleigh.
There were interesting and affecting services in
the Episcopal Church yesterday in reference to the
departure Of volunteers. The Rector, the Rev. Mr..
Huske, delivered sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion, exhorting the numerous professors of religion
who are members Of the Independent Company, to
hold fast to their principles amidst the trials and
temptations of the camp. There were few dry eyes
in the congregation, for scarcely family but gives
up to the cause, in this or the Lafayette company,
twelve officers and privates nine Of them heads of
families, who received the Holy Communion at the
close of the services. Fayetteville Observer.
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TIE END OF THE WORLDS the end of the world
at hand? In another column, is an account of .
terrible earthquake in South America attended with
the loss of 5000 lives. Then there are wars and
rumors of wars in every direction In almost every
part of the world at least where the most popuous
countries are found, the people seem to be on the
verge of conflict The millennium must either have
passed without recognition or else it is long way
Of, according to human view.--M r Jour. Com.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY, May II, 1861. /,
The House was called to order at o'clock The
journal of Friday was read and amended. -.
Mr.. Marsh introduced bill regulating the time
for which volunteers shall receive pay Passed its
several readings, ordered to be engrossed, and
sent to the Senate.
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the part of House, Clark Of Craven, Meares and
Bachelor
Also transmitting the House resolution in favor
of the Committees of safety Of Newborn and Will
mington, with an amendment Masking the resolution
general in its application. After considerable dis
cussion, motion, the resolution was laid upon the
table
The House then adjourned to o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

lotu, 1CO1.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
The committee on enrolled bills, reported several
bills, which were signed by the Speaker and sent for
signature to the Senate
Mr.. Waugh introduced resolution in favor of
the doorkeepers which passed its several readings
and sent to the Senate. The same was aterward re-
ported by the committee on enrolled bills and signed
by the Speaker.
The House then adjourned to meet again on the
25th day of June next
The members dispersed, and left the Reporter
sitting at his table finishing up his reports, amid
the loneliness palpably felt by used from day
to day to the presence of crowd, and he
Feels like who treads alone,
Some banquet hall deserted"
The scattered peanut hulls assisting the imag-
ination in the banquet" part of the quotation.)
The Reporter takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to the officers and members of the House,
for the courtesy and aid extended to him in the dis
charge of his duties and to wish each and every one
of them happy meeting with their families and
friends and long life of happiness and prosperity.