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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
HUGHESS ACADEMY.

T,HE next Session Of this School, under The charge
Of the subscriber as Principal aud H. Norwood
as Joint Principal, will begin on Monday, January 9Th
1861 Terms as heretofore: In Classical Department
S25; In English Department SIS.
Board The Hill, s41 per session, elsewhere, from
s42 SO 10 sia per session.
Religious service al the Academy o. cficn Is con.
vcnicni.
s. W. HUGHES. Principal
December Q. IL
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

MISS MINORS next Session will Commence on
'k the lih of January, 1861. Terms for usiruc-
ton, $40, use Of Piano ioI pracre. s., payable half
in advance. and the remainder al lie close i ihc Ses
sion few young ladies will be received Is boardcrs
December IL. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
TIE AMERICAN
Medical Toilet and Receipt Book.

aNiiS book contains Recipes and Directions for max
ing all the most valuable Medical preparations in
use; also Recipes and full and explicit directions for
making all tile m st popular and useful Cosmetics,
Perfumes Ungucnis Hair Restoraliyes and all Toilet
Articles. II you are suffering with any chronic dis
ease-if you wshta beautiful complexion, fine head
of hair smooth face, clear skin, luxuriant beard
~ moustache-or il you wish to know anything and
everything in the Medical and Toilet line, YOU should
by all means peruse copy Of this book. For foil par
icuIars and sample Of the work for perusal, (ree0
address the publisher.
7. F. CHAPMAN,
No. s3l broadway, New York.
Noyember6 9. 67-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30

Select Boarding and Day School.
,rliE Misses NASH and Miss KoLLocK win re.
- open their School on the lih Of January, 1861.
Punctual attendance Is requested.
Circulars forwarded on application.
DcceoIbcf 0. fi--ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
The Hon. Thomas Bragg--Mr. sena

The Hon. Thomas Bfags--MF. senaloF
Bragg, being on wish 70 his family IN Raleigh las,
week. was induced to express his views the present
stale Of the county, and addressed large audience in
the Commons Hall on Friday evening at four o'clock.
We learn from the Standard tina, though he had little
faith in any settlement Of difficulties by the present
Congress- he 10, without hoPe. that they would BE-
adjusted and The Union preserved BY the people Of the
states. lie thought |, much better for North Carolina
70 remain ia the Union and seek honorable adjust
meni and he would 90 out only when all reasonable
hope bad failed Of obtaining rights in ihs Union
While he manifested determination to stand by the
south. and to demand ell Der rights, and demand them
promptly, be at the time distinctly advised against
preeIpilsle action Of presen, secession. ~ !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
NOTICE

NJ. THE accounts Of WEBB q DICKSON for
rsas The year 1860, were due on the Ia Of Janu.
afy, and are now made out ready for settlement Call
and settle, or look Tor en- object
WEBB & DICKSON.
Jsuusry 40 ~
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January !, 1851.

"A LII notes and accounts on our books are
due this day IN Cash. Contemplating a
change in our business, we desire and expect
prompt settlements.
]. G. TURRENTINE & son.
January 2. 20
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ACCIDENTS AT THE BARRAcKs.-A terrible ac-
cident occurred on Wednesday, at the Bar
racks on Sulliyan's Island. Private Strawin-
ski, Of the Columbia Company, while in bed
with comrade, took up his revolver, and
jestingly remarked that he would shoot his
bed fellow. The gentleman addressed, grasp
ed the barrel Of the pistol, which was cock
ed, and in turning il round il went of. The
ball took effect on the person of Mr.. Strawin-
ski, lodging in the groin. Every attention
was paid the wounded man, and he was yes
terday brought to the city and conveyed to
the hospital. 1t is greatly feared that his
wounds are Of a serious nature.
Two members Of the same company were
injured while working at the guns yesterday /;
one having his foot, and the other his hand,
very badly mashed. Charleston Mercury.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

"A IL persons indebted 10 the firm Of Hayes & Eau.
cc,i, arc earnestly requested % call and settle their
accounts, as we need money, and sish 70 pay on our
accounts. Please call before February Court. Ac-
counts ought 70 be settled least year. Thank
fol for past fayots. we hope for continuance Of tho
'''' HAYES & FAucETT.
January "a
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NOTICE
Watsonville Female Seminary.

VtHE next Session Of this School will commence on
the first Monday in February next, and continue
Eve mouths
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor has
in his employ for the ensuing session q full corps Of
experienced Teachers. and every pains will be taken 10
render this school worthy the patronage Of the public
Young ladies will be conveyed from Graham station
Or The Compsny's Shops, N. Z. Railroad. To Watson.
,ie free Of charge by informing the Proprietor Of The
time Of arrival al those places.
January slh, 1861.
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Congress. report Of the committee o
Thirty. Three have been under discusson and several
able speeches have been delivered Federal Relations
u general Of quite eoncialory naluse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

YER,S SSARSAPARILLIA,A A COMPOUND Rem
edy designed 10 o Inc mos Sta e M pa s n
combined with other substances Of still greater Alternative power
reunited to cure believed that such remedy wanted
by who suffer from complaints and thai one
w this large Class Of onr af ted felow-cti
peev compound will do has been proved by experiment
many the be found of the following COM
scrofua and scrofuous Compans Ernptons and Erupye
Head Syphilis syphir affections, Mercnral disease,
Dropsy Neuralgia Tic olougeux Debility dyspepsia and
81 Blood Gh0' class OF Complains ARISING from inquiry ~
taken in spring. expel foul humors which foster the
blood the year. By the timely expulsion Of
them many ranking disc der npued in the bud Mutt
udes can by aid this remedy spare themselves from The
endurance Of eruptons and uceous through which
sys will strive to rid itself of corupon not assisted
this through the natural channels the body by altera
medicine Cleanse the vitis'ed blood whenever
cleanse when find It Ia ohstruct"d and slug
gsh veins cleanse shenener is fon and feel
felt pc pie enjoy health and live longer for cleansing
blood Keep th- blood healthy and all is we'll but with
this pabuum life dSordered there be lasting health
Sooner Later something must and the great
chnery of life is d,surdered overthrogn.
pisne endf the world has been egegousy do
BY preparations of partly because the drug alone has
pretending be extracts Of
tain little of the virtne of Sarsapara anything else
ties pretending to quart Extrac of Sarapsrla for
one of these have been auds upon the sick fey
curative properties whatever Hence bitter painful disap
ponmen soowed the use OF the various extscts OF Sasn
para food the market until til itself Justly de-
pised with imposition and cheat
Still call this compound Sarsauarila and intend to supply
such remedy as shall from the load Of oblo
guy which upon It, AM think have ground for be
evng has virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary
diseases it intended In order their
complete eradication from the system the remedy should be u
dieionsls taken accoE ling t. directions on the bottle
Prepared by Dr. j. g. AVER, Lowell Mass prce, Pl pei
six bottles S.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
IhEMTaSrRX


sszauasa=sA AtkR4F1CaAL TsgEETH-The best,
cheapest and replete Dental Estnban-
ment IN New Orleans. ID Dr. FTELDTNGS,
~A1II1Il94 Canal street.
His facilities for npulaing Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
ton and atprcss charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Den ry, should where
they rely the experience, sk and In sgty which
Dental Science produce. :,
Every Artificial Tooth is Of urpassng beauty which esnnos
detected from the productions of gsdusly
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted sasactery for nation and acHla
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily sx-
tracting Teeth without pain, upessdng anything befueg
tanned by the profession, astonishing all whs winesit
All Operations in Dentistry performed with caresnd skill and
for cheapnes and utility are unsurpassed BY others uns
fully applied Tech rsnodeled guaranteed
charges At the following prieea guarantee
companying each if dered and Il found
after months trial. their money will be ned.
Full Sterling Silver base. s25 90
Full finest fnish eurnH bound 40 co
Ful vuleanized RIbher equal to gold from to 80 90
Full sets s carat gold base beautiful form 80 60
Full % carat gos base from to I2s 90
The perfect gems thar be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
and examine before engaging elsewhere. y
DR. FIELDING Dental Surgeon,
Nc 1y 8NHl&H lgs Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
sssapsssssss,. LOSS Of TIGETIs-ur !. wEsss

.sssasHssEsssn t1Uss OF TEGETIs-ur. j. WEsTt
III St Charles continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without aires springRt
AAIIIIIupon his aew principle Of ssif adbeaion This
method has him universal approhaton and
ended beng most ingenious systsm Of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and nascaon and perfect and natural
appearance defy detection by the close observer Dr.
VESTS filling with gold
improvements Those interested viii ind these statements By
.ntrely scupuiously his
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity o tbs
practice they have favored ha with thH f atss
yeara Office and residence 1l2 ST. harsf street. see5nd doc
from Lafayette Square. aS S aafH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

numbers Of Clergvmen Physicians Statesmen and
pent have lent their certify the unpara
eled usefulness Of these remeds bnt space here will no
insertion of them The Agents below named furnish
gratis our American which they giveE with
also full descriptions the complaints and the treatment
that should be owed lor their
Do be put off by unnrhcpled dealers with other pre-
paraons they profit Demand Ayers Hnd take
no Others The the best aid there is Tor them and
they shonla have it, - -
All our remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT a co.
80 = = - inlh fmkW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
aA RUPTURES H1N
"A RADICAIhY OUREDl O O
Letter from DR.. W. T. Mills the Editor of the Vcksburg
Daily
RUPTURES

as RUPTURES $IJ$
Z nADroarnv ournD' s 3
Letter from DR.. w T. Mills the Editor of the Vcksburg
Daily
v1cksBuRe. Miss. Nav 8, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Need Knife
Mr. Editor deem with tnis terrible
nf" sea make the folio ~ sE - It % mem H. n nrgfs t.
for Ry h Sn s m C. s Yea s or ose %
Est of county Tw" ply sa s"mdf dana h% "a and
onnon 'rc&tnent suggesting he ny. o.
NJ Ne! % Sn snd f hs @y'H
Gs:Ts r" Il sur n" a'@ 9a '"%
s Ts I'll 'hs & % nss sts @ o"F .s
rneno men VINO n"'o D'' "'''"'' W. T. MILLS NJ D.
Extract from Letter Written Previous the
Above. in reference TO the same boy
lss.QuENA Co Miss, May Z, 1857
near Sir rte how ,ieo re perfectly rupture
he the finest 70 king men Oh Deer res and c5n d. as
much work ns any man L. MlLlS NJ D.
eter from Dr. "hos Ha per- one eminent Ply
scians in the Snne Mis- is~ippi.
v1cEsRurG Miss March ~. IS o:
a"no, taA to him prone y an besdes am not A.
is gh that you HIM Pl by the
turn of The post he pectfu ly rr,o, u,ppp, Nh
aThis reference slave boy about IA
Old rup both de who subseque tly
returned sound. Th. following explain its If:
VCKsBuRG MISS, May 7, 1860
Dr. ahnrm n, New tlr cans:
Sir-I send James pplv him suit able
hH onl hPen uptured short tim We obtain
Tu.seS however have hut lit
tie co,fdencr hnr having conf your IL
'''' ! ''"' '' THos j. HARPER, M. D.
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW Jan. g. 1859
Samuel Davis, Esq
She mans Truss applied br
will rteF eIecualy han other. have
satisfaction, know Of several cnred
tn mi xtnre. reromme 10
mi he nr She mse appl it. as nm b depends
| upon the fitting R. BElnEN. NJ. d.
R-nR SHERM N respectfully forms 'uptured n rsons,
those havin. rupteh slaves that he retn ned to the city,
m found hi office 10 st. Ch RI STREET
prepared all of rupture
by ppiraon hi> PATENT STLv TRUSS aud ''uR-
| ATTVE MIXTURE. mv6 IyEW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

w. O. j. - sVAIth.
1e CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden. New .Eersey,
-Msnufactnrersof-
kinds of CASTINGS and APP ARATUsf or GAS WORKS,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,f or Reorts and othe'
Houses.
sGToRTs and all CASTINGS requred settingthem NTH
stest and moett improved modes.
PASHERS. CONnENSERS. SGRUBBERS and EXHAUST
FRS, FOR relieving the Retorts PRESSURE
PURIFIERS varying a00O lboO0O0 cubicfeet daily
purifying capacity
BROUGHT IRON LIME sIEVEs, or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS of all sizes.
4As HOLnERs TELESCOPIC and SINGLE, with Cast Irrs
Guide Suspension Frames.
4ASGOVERNORs or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS l AZ inches diameter for Water
Gao.
srREET MAIN CONNECT IONS. such Branches Bends
Drps, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from inches, either brass sced plain
WROUGHT IRON wORK-An the Smith and Sheet Iro'
Work required IN and about Gas Works.
k-Conmuncatlons should be addressed to the PRINCl
pAIOFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
x7rBRANCH oFE'CE 12b snUTH THIRD STREET,
srJrv nrI.pu 90 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
aliIitarp MotitGs.


'isT ntytsins I'i NiI1TIA -
New Orleans NAV II, 1861,
OVR RnTTEF Mn. Q-THE CUT,OEEL OF THE 9TH
ia Regiment Ia ing re- eiyed HI. con,nission from His Ex-
w celency Thos q NJ ore Governor of the State Of Louisiana
M notifies a te iusbian In tic c1rcnit conlprh cd bet
ST. Pp and Eulanade streets and Rampant 10 the Lake.
to enroll tbepseyes Immediately under the c0mmsna
officers named by the Chief according to the
Of lq5t -
In order TO facilitate the enrolment the AdIuant Major
of said regiment viii be ound Mt The office Of C-pan H.
Tram No is ST. Peter street PIaIbI buildings where those
who have not vel enrod shonh to be ENLISTED
In hc Companies Of he different rnunjcpa sectons and
cye the speca orders that call them 10 v service of The
State BY order
CHRIsTOYAL MOREL, Colonel.
ALPIoHsE DAyIp Adiutant my243
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HEADQUARTERS WAsnTHGTOE RIFLES,
United Sta tIO'e. Third district. May u, lnBl, 5
Al REGULAR COMPANY DRl IL OF THIS
kA MOsnAY EVENING squad drills EVERY
W EVENING * O'Clock. runctual attendance required
W Byoder: AUG. DUQUERCRON, Captain
j. FAHY. Secretary. myA 81
.-,-,-, .-r.,,.-.r -.,,.-<, - =, m, Cr.nD
IL hAIEnTAasN, SCsFKSts 1tA y LE1 ~ ~
III Yon are requested 10 IN ct at your afnory ms EnbN-
III ING, 2iLh init at O'Clock precisely, IN fatigue uhilo
" Puncual attendance required , x,.r,,-,,o 1,,.
. , =. by order; HEoRGE fuhfEs' cap1anli H.
X u MO oNALb, Secretary. my "a ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
AYERS Cherry PectoraI

itself such for the Of every variety
of Throat Lung Complaint that Ia entirely
the evidence OF its virtues wherege ha
been empo, ed has o heen in constant throughout
section. not do than tho Drople LIS
quality KEEP The best has heen and th"t NAV
be relied on 10 do all found
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
Ayers Cathartfc Pills,

the Of Costiveness Jaundice Dys"ensa 1ndges
tion Dysentery, Foul Stomch Ery nelas Headache Piles
Rheumatism, hrup and Skin Diseases, liver Compai It,
Dropsy, letter Tnmors and Sail R cum, Worms Gou Neu
rslgia as a Dinner Pill and for Purifying the Blood
They coated that the most sensitive take
pleasantly and they best aperent in the world fol
all he purposes of a family physc.
Price Is cents per box; five hoxes for 81.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

hE.DQUAnTEns CALHous GuARDs 80 St. Charles tfeet
New Orlcais, 2, 's6. {
E THIS COMPANY IS NOW READY FOR AC-
N3 live and ill b. mustered in oserve during the
fiI n a few days
ILL TEN MoREM MEN will be accepted by applying immed-
ateIy ut Ifealulart No 81 st Charles
Uniforms and equipments furnished by he C0mnany
HENRY STRONG, Captain.
GEO I. SUMMERS, o. S. my23 TT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

GPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,


aPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and qualities GENTLE
sT1MULANT, TONIC, DIuRET1C and sUDoR1FIC which |
by Physicians Ladies Gente
men in all partB of Europe and America.
As Gentle Ssimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a Dfuret1c,
It timparts healthy action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, and
URINARY ORG aNs-very beneficial in DRoPSY, GOUI,
Eruptc and Rheumatic Affections.
AS 81 SudortGc,
upon the skin opening the and expeng all i'm
pures by insenbe pespiraon thereby driving Ernpton
cleansing the surface giving the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND GGMPLEXTON.
The ChfppeSyA Tribe OF Indians
long Blossom Fruit of the Elder
their vslusbls remedies
In Germany,
The Berries dried and by families for in
Of sickness
Speer's Wtne or Elder
is pure from the Juice cultivated Elder
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS. possessing
dicinal properties SUPER any in common
use excellent article for all WEAK nERIlITAT
ED PERSONS and the AGED and 1NFIRM. removing ALI
DISTRIBUTIONS improving tie APPETITE and benshtins
| LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will intoxcate. contains
spirits other liquors. and admired for rtch
and properties mpafpR healthy the Stou
| acb and Digestive Organs.
n~A wnegass full may used with naeals or
| any time through the day, desired.
We will only ask your indulgence make trial thh
Wine.
For sale IN New Orleans by C. j. HART 4 CO., JOHf
WRIGHT CO., JAMES syME. Canal and by all tn.
| principal Druggists throughout the United States
RB-Ths trade supplied at proprie'"r's prices.
|
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

IL El.isEh, j. a., StjAPs AAAUk All 5stk, 4 rnaE
IN Of VT Anarew and Howard Streets New trlf+sNs-
trdRrR left at Poso Office, Boz No, iS0, R DC QgntlS
nlsd. GGYl6 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

a A MEN, ORLEANS DkxnAHahnE&Ea
IRON WRRKs.-Ths uniersgned beg leave 10 inform
the public snd builders generally, thst they
featuring all kinds OF Architectural Building
Work their foundry Of Magnolia and Erao
2ee in Davidson RoE Carondeet Verandahs
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doofa STRAIGHT and rrpaS
Stairs Bridges, Roof. etc sa 'E4at ssSs
They kesp constantly hand Cast Wrought Iron 0o
unns Ventlatos gnd Sash Weights and fill a ofderB c
syey description ~ Castings Columns Store and Housa Fronts
With dsBastrh 5z- Ni
te14H rsrordets. erect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
X1artitaLar lMuttles.

n, ,rD.Young Mons BENEVOLENT AssS@cintioms.dd @ nsod
special meeting on MONDAY, May n 1861, at IN
oclnck P NJ precsey The Hall Of Polar Star Lodge No
49, l. o. f., St. Louis street, between Exchange Alley
and Rov nj street. -.N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24
"a ar~no r.. MARSH, DENBIAN 81 co.,
sszszs aasz&&s. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF oARoNDELET AND GRAvIER STREETS
NEW ORLEANS,

Keeps constantly hand large assortment Of CAR
offer for sale very reasonable terms,
Exclusive sale of Dusenbury Van Deusen and Douglas
Posta OF Newark New Jersey LIGHT BuGGIES. n2s 6Io
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

New fl"aAnk. Pensacola. Fla
-DENSACdsLA ALuN1BEh-PENSACnLA LUMBER
1av,us eysrS racIty Mills FIerda Known
Mills" FOR the manufacture of Rsugh hua Dressed Ln
er prepare orders for shipment
ity rhe of our Mills we'll known
ara ahlv Sew Orleans city acceptance
MURRAY
CRiGLAR THOMAS MURRAY q 90,
Cedar and Julia sIn
sn2s IF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

ss-ss COTTON PLA~TATTON FOS SALE
8TN z . ARES Of and thirty mile %e, vi"kshrs on
I ckshnry and Shr Ra lrn.d Madison Parish,
Front, two miles HORSE Sh W Ik- On rer m e
RaVon 7 usa> and fonr miles rom Qu- $40
In ru variOn: Niht old eafrne
Er"nr nwe, nj & Gin Hon NsSr 'ahn,, md divide
Gh"e itnn land. be,n. the the
staple land equal the SAFE lih"ral Apply
W. RREN GTi. VI kE Il 10
a2p m rs ~, rrao s.-net
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

SWtslNSkltS, e., ~ CU., ashton kLk ,jl0TH,
~ ing, Furnishing 1ondN TrunFs HNruH' Rass
'!a'rp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

G, IA. kSUPEtEGskIcskSD, CONN MIssIoH
A for the Purchase and Sale OF Slaves Once And
ATSP a-I No S~v hr'esas IL H#.it
~sA stw
81. Ffxures No. Harris Row, a42 Magsaine street,
ass viii attend faithfully and puncualy to al
dars him Stnres nainRs str atted nlly
sVD y .~ders efi II Bor $40 saies errhsnss
s-,tIh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

O. Z D.. II. h.
j.. J. suERHAN, u "Ao""' tG. ".
NORTH, SHERMAN o. CO..
AN IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS. CUTLEBN
JEWELRY. STATIONERY. MUSICAL INsTRU-
MEEFS, COMBS. BRHSHES PER
FUMERY. BUTTONS.
THRRADs
No. 9a CbnmharS aEreeH.
ny2I Ivkw Srvy yaRN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

p9-Young MONS Benevolent Associntionns.11 M
Ths s6 1sss Of @ op M astf
Grqc peey he a q Polar sts5 ledge No.
49, o. F., ST. Louis street, between Exchange Aley
and slss,a! Ro,a street t,s -. -.au.,+oa
my2i St FRED. A. RAscH, President
oyrIoE New ORLEANS, Jackson GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD Gosr4ET, a Ma, ., ,sc, (
ra-No,ies to shipper, Of Freig III Ilaving
Ia ne Ho1ek %GG and s Point We
prepared sign through bills adng and forward freight
my22 II General Superintendent
ps,-To the STOCKHOLDERS of the Southern Oil
eecon for 'eyen Directors VIII be hgld on M2n
he annual election for Dee.ors hoa @ OF on M The st sss of
nsa f es s4eSy osa sSs for on s
s 's VH1s na e s Dc Tier
my22 I'd by 0'''f OF '"' THos nT H. wIBRAY President
OFFICE cy a New sss9sR %sAE'si
persons. Sdlyyid lyidng yaah Jh ~
ReT tho s BY and hs sbo% 1 he cslson s"%
Ea1oad are ss hereby nolSd m% % that he
GE # the st Of IL ns 5 1 na % ss July be-
'"9si mSs y jns pp''''' L. H. PLACE, Preident
as-souther, Pacific Railroad Company,
this company under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th ins
NJ for few days. desire meet there all friends and
''N'i'' ms8T DO '''-''" R. V. RICHARDSON. AGENT
n.s, s2s sffHdhsSHF
Camp street 9Hesgs q W for the present en- n foSr
worth A. r. S., T. B. Wells; F.s A. Jones; Trs Ed.
Booth Co. Joseph Gibbons; A. e. W. g. Waiknn J. d. 4.
j. O. Neibsrt Visiting Committee II : 1'reyfuas w. " W.
jyll 1v ID. bbN''"bbll n, ". Q.
nS-EIerchants' Lodge No. A, l.. .. %. F.
Meets every MONDAY EVENING, al O'Clock ID koom NO
O. odd FelioB Hall Officers for the ensuing errnH h
Tsaacson N G VIM Il. o. King, " G John Rhwle kec.
sec VIM e. Lindo, Per. Francis Rawe. Treasurer
| ja22 lv
| Hsg-Cresc.nt Lodge No. 8, L. ID. y. g. meetg
every TTIIJRSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. l, Odd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

4 ! ATTENTION, sCOTCH RIFLE GUaRD.
10 Yon requested p ct at your Amory HIS EVEN
ING, 24b int, at o'clock precisely, in fatigue uniform
by order: GEORGE PURvEs, Captain
r. g. No oNALD, Secretary. myA II