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The New York herald., 1861-12-31
HERALD TUESDAY DEoEdBER 81 les-TRlPLE SHEET

AMUsEMENTs.
The pslor&,sSsss S, s;,n,..:s sssers osesa
second night Of The .srie. Of "
.s e s q M (, A.: . %
EH5E VIII.
With its great original sast:-
Dr. Savage "a rising physIcian) Mr.. Lester wallaek
Hersen Wavsry M Norsos h,aos
rinchoeck Mr. Floyd
ESo%as Essae: sI r:siiss r.1sss
Mrs Ierber, waseriy Mrs Hcsy
The Widow crs6sici Vernon vernon
rsrnns narJ .,n. CrocEer
New Scenery by SHERWOOD Altman
synopsis OF scenery and eysn1;-
Dr. savaces onnceA husban consdepceAdvice mora,
n,,w,n. noo.. :, w.-.11IcsT 1cTiI: ,,...-u,..,.-
The ms,rional agentA huctaatng bachelor-Uncic and
aun'.
Mrs Waysrys seador-A Roland for the Doctors Oliver
The Doctors onlce-Pinchbeck agan-The net il woven
and the Doctor Is caught.
eapes from lns ns.-so does vncis TmotSy-TSe husband
ger Of Playing with Firei' ''''''' 's-'' ''' 'AA
"Wednesday, "! january.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
EoTIcE-owng 70 the Syersowins aadsaes. and
SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER,
1t win be acted for the second lime
Thursday, January D. 1862.
LONDON ASSURANCE,
LOVE FOR LOVE
ROAD TO RUIN,
wn &c, ac,, &c.
BOX BOOK N6w OPEN.
r AURA KEENEs THEATRE.
- GREAT SUCCESS
TWO new NJ VIZ nFFIEcEs.
THIS EVENING,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
AND NEW YEARS AFTERNOON,
A SIMPLE STORY.
From Chares Dickens
LITTLE tom:
Or, a CHRISTMAS CAROL.
And ''e new DO'ss35BsI sss3o5BsIYNsoN cRusoE.
GRAND MATINEE,
Positively the only cay performancel
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON.
"heh VIII DC plsssrHffar soTH THE NEW PIECES.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL SIS BROADWAY.
" CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 51 BROADWAY.
The most gorseou'y = raE n ae %R Pasf g. isemen'
The largest company ever known in con-
BEST ARTISTS IN THE 2 nRoPEssIoM Of s s,s...,,,.
NEW fhANs 1kAkD MATINEE
SsAsB MATINEE sATIskE sAsB ssAsB SATsEE ATsEE
GRAND MATINEE
for aiies and Children. At halfpast two O'Clock.
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THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN HAVING A FAIR
i income Is desirous of finding wife who might help
him to enjoy 4 Ths lady IN question should be about
good disposition preferred pretty face although no o
lecion would be made 70 that. Address la confidence H.
r. w., box 2,l5f, Boston, Mass.
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EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIoNEER
~ ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
AN~EIECANT STOCK OF SILVER PLATED WARE

BY EDWARD sCHENCK this day. December 81. ., lO,s
oicio his salesrooms Nos ls5 and lS7 Broadway
eegxD assortment the Silver Plated Ware comp
ing elegant Tea and Coffee Sets Walters Of all 1sizes Coffee
Swing Kettles Fruit Bowls Castersof ali kinds superb
Lqu Hanfs Cake Baskets, Epegnes Toast Racks. Cob.
let's Cups Ac The above goods OF the finest manufac
ture and will be positively sold without reserve
sa.-f P. D. B0YCE, Assigne g.
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w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro
phetes the best OF all and cannot be cxceed be con.
suited, personally by letter life CONCERN
ing law suits journeys absent friends love- conrshp
health, wealth. and VINO reclaim ana m
ul husbands. Miss W. is the only person in this oty
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian tasans for love
good luck and all business affairs and guarantees for
life Delay not TO consult this naturally mtcd beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given Hgnly respectable city
reference Can be al her residence i0 SIKH avenue
oppos Iehth
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A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN OF GERMAN BIRTH
N good looking and with is desrous of becomlng
ACQUAINTED with lady not thirty age with good
looks intcl and Of pleasant disposition with View
10 matfnony Address IN confidence, James w. Herald
Office. - -~'''N
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

Ts
We the undersigned, residents of - in the State OF
hereby jointly and severny covenant with United
States and guarantee that in the foregoing
f, be accepted, - will, within ten days after the
acceptance OF said -, a contract for the samp
proposed in conformity the the advertisement
hereto appended, under which It made And in case
the said shall fail TO enter into contract aforesaid
guarantee TO make good the difference between the
of the said - and the next lowest bidder
Witness:
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SALES AT AUCTION.
D. OAULKINg, AUCTI0NKER
MORTGAGE 6ALk
NA0NIYfCBNT HOUGBHOLD FURMlYUnB
At PUBLIC AUcn0N,


- .A0n'scHFff n ffjSSiS HSYssHSaS aSS4fos ossvan.uas
q " elegant rs1e.c sS Wsas Fourteenth sssst near
rursD1H. nl.iss De-. .!sss: s. :: tx ~ os,os..
sAe catalogue comprising the
Household Furniture and worss q Al .,.--
sas e -
5ean3in hrst class residsnSs-Parlcr Library Dining
contain % superior vsv. Carpets. three m.gniacen.
soltd Suits covered M IN maroon blue and gold ana
Easy Chair. in mo9uet .es satin bro
srSd blue, crimson and maroon satin; three solid
Tables With rich chs .sssasry marble tops; es
1tss marble tops, plate glass door. Ac.. imported
SwSsr Satin wSsow Curtain. S ,ss
Esas :sE Sss ~'s + II
sSusf ss1 embroidered Lace window Curtains and Cor
.s "a o s
Scripture: Pieces de- As whole forming very pleasing col
N. an.ssd % ~ ,Syn S.S plate and richly 8. with
n with an sisssns costly E%
ssSdsred ys.s Cover n,.s
Top Fancy Tables Mirrors sofa ssas % Chairs in hair
!s. ssryse sassrs Cake BASKETS s casssrs
ss:s snS Tea UnS sRoOns Perks Liquor Stands superior
ussSSsrs.Costly soid rosewood We and mahogany Bed
sAds sa,uary marble top Bureaus and Com
. ss snS IL Ros ssoesn eoaon
Ssarson ss;n nrrSr coess Toilet Tables Towel
a.ll SAnds Tea and Dining Tables &C. &C. No postpone
Node % an whom Il The above sale is made
IVY 70 me- AZ Z rs :ss Of
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MATRIMONIAL.

n matrmonisy inclined, seeks introduction a lad
possessing wealth, social position and loveabe qualities Pa
rents friends invited correspond with Rasseas
ton A Post Office.
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A rTRACTIvE HOLIDAY SALE.
a., ~ =, NJ 40, : = surERs Hs DIAMOND ESAMELLED
DIAMOND, RUBY. PEARL

an vs.ntsd q s very esst quality, being part Of ahe
ALSO, SUPERB PARIS FANCY GOODS.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AyCTTONEER, WILL SELL
AT HIS sALEsR00A. 20 NASSAU STREET.
kAr9e assortment Of superb NAtohcs enAneed In
htd with diamonds and OF the most exquisite finish Aso
ndtes and gsnis karat gold hunting Watches BY the
Cello yewsry such Pins Eardrops Rings Bracelets xc
set With damonds rubcs garnets pearls &c. In EtruscAn
would call particular attention this sale, articles
are q cl.as not usually offered auction parties pur.
eAAAg wi have given in every instance that
evey article 10 represented Immediately above
Ware Ane Bron4es Clocks real Paran StAuary win
be offered.
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Lighthouse Roard.
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secret
FORM or OFFER

Tor we)---, OF -, State OF -, hereby offer and
agreeto furnish and deliver at agrecably the proyi
sions and in conformity TO the terms OF the
OF the from the Office Of the Lighthouse Board Should
offer bid be accepted --reouest 10 be informed
at -, and that the contract may be forwarded to -
for signature and certificate
(Pace) -. q s-'TSI
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THE PRIDE AND GLORY
of this
magnificent city Is the world famed
"PARISIAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY
563 BROADWAY,
(next door TO Ball. Black 4 Cosy
AL who value wisdom amusement knowledge and poweH.
should at once visit this truly
EXCITING,
MOST WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
MARVELLOUS.
THRILLING.
UNsuRPAssABLE.
SUPERB,
INVALUABLE.
INSTRUCTIVE,
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION
Open for gentlemen only, from ten TIL ten.
Admission u centa
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
oNDINA: or, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PIECE
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PIECE
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PIECE
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PIECE
presented TO New York audience.
RANDALL'S GREAT MECHANICAL SCENE,
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
IN THE ENCHANTED FOREST, AND
THE ABODE OF THE FAIRIES.
10 Of the dazzling spendor and will be produced
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
TOMORROW NEW YEARS DAY..
EVERY HOUR.
EVERY HOUR.
EVERY HOUR.
EVERY HOUR
To be seen at all hours, every day and ovenfn,s
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
From the Coast OF Labrador;
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
From the River Nile, In Egypt;
THE GRAND AQUARIA,
with IL myrads Living Fish and river tt9
EIGHT LARGE SPECKLED BROOk-TROUT, TWELVE
TINY LIVING sEA-HORsEsi THE 0REAf MAMMOTH
GRIZZLY BEAh SAMSON, TIE MONsIkE SNAkns.
HAPPY FAMILY WAX FIGURES, the 100 EDUCATED
WHITE RATS and multitude oil olhers Novelties, which
be nowhere but 1t Barnnm . A9neans. ~
Admission to ALL Is cents; Children under tan - cents
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RR0wNE NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS-wILL SELL
- this day Tuesday, Dec 81 in front of saiesroons IS
Nassau street at oelok fine pair Of long tailed bay
HoTses years old l hands high sound kind gente
avery sesl able pair q horses Also light city built Car
mounted double Harness, Robes, Blankets Whips &c, the
whole be sold without the leaves for
EUROPE Also bay Mare 5s hands years old warranted
sound kind and gentle together with Wagon
ly new built to order, and q single Harness.
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR, AUCTIONEER
Ii RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
ON MONDAY and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 and 81,
NJ ii O'Clock each day,
HENRY B. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER.
IL PEREMPTORY SALE OF GROCERIES,, DRIED
FRUITS, &C., on Tuesday. Dee 81. at l0k
o'clock, at the store known as the
German Warrington Market


German Washington Market
No ITO Bovery.
consisting OF Died Fruits Kasns, Snsrres reais
French Plums Butter Limburger, Swiss and store
Ieniils, Beans Peas Pearl Barley AnehoMss SaraTes
lures The whole cf which will be sold without
consequence Of the proprietor retiring from busdcss
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W. FAREWELL WEEK
OF those delightful define Irish and Yankee life
MR. AND MRS. RARNEY WILLIAMG
Inc management has to regret that owing
previous engagements the positively be h0
FAREWELL WEEK
Of an engagement unparalleled for
I'LL BRILLIANCY AND SUCCESS
The public should, therefore, miss the remaining
opportunities Of witnessing the charming
these unrivaled artists. Y
This evening Tuesday, being the
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT ~
THREE,
~ THkEE,
win be presented bill OF extraordinary attraction.
]. The Spectacular Drama
THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY
2 PADDY s BLUNDRR
THE MAGIC JOKE
NEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole propetors Messrs. O. L. Fox J. W. Lingard<
TUESDAY, Dec. 81.
The Grand Equestrian Drama OF
HERNE. THE HUNTER,
Introducing the beautiful steed
BLACK EAGLE
AND MA0NIFICENT STUD OF HORSES
AFTER which, Mr.. a. L. Foxs wonderful pantomimo
THE MAGIC BARREL.
And the comic farce Of
JOHN JONES.
OF THE WAR OFFICE.
On New Years Day,
TWO GRAND PERFoRMANcEs-AnernoOa and evening.
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Pace) -
Datc.) --.
hereby certify that 10 the best Of knowledge and be
ef the above named guarantors are good and sufficient
- - (Sgnaturs)
(Place) -
(Date) ----
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO POSSESSES A RICH,
"A deep and well bass voice would Ike 70 make
ensaSement sing Protestant church. either In
New York Bro0kyn Best references gwen Address n
II. H., boz l20 Herald cGco.
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IL ENht II. INNER, 81
Nassau street opposite the Post office MI NER SO
MERvILLE will sell, at auction, Tuesday. Dec ~ al
le O'Clock a their fa.esoom Nassau street Few
ehy all Of the finest manufacture and last and moist desra
bic styles consisting Of elegant full and half of Neck
acea Bracelets Brooches and Earrings In pearl coral
and carbunce beautiful Diamond Pins Earrings and Rings
ladies' and gents Is carat gold Hunting Watches, GENTS
Studs In diamonds pearl cabnne and gold Neck
aces Amlets gold Lockets Guard and Yea, Chains Sleeve
Bntons &c, &C. Also sterling Silverware silver plated
Ware &C., &c The above all 6rst quality goods guara
eed In every particular and unusual opportunity
Tor those purchasing holiday presents.
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young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris
who can be consulted with the confidence on all
affairs OF life; restores drunken and f husbands
has secret TO make you beloved by ideal and
brings together those long Ladies' Is cents Res
denee 90 Third avenue, above Twelfth street.
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~,,,,. AMUsEMEMTs: -
MIbLO'6 GARDKN.-HERRMANN.
~ TUESDAY, DKCEMnBR 81 = O'Clock.
LAST WEEEsK 81 aESRxAHH.
E1s! SISSaT SGF 1--WE
- x,,r Last NIGHT But Five.
* HERkNAANSSSs HEERRkkNNANSs s0IRRE BE rEESTrDIG!rArIoM,
tour SrcusS ~ s Gsp.rss @med a!sy upon extended
FxRswELL NfSa44ss NNffSSHa4s SAREwkIL SS4ARRREwwkkLL sIaHTs Hs
DO not allow hese nAl 70 pas Without wit
Messing the wonders Of the = IT. "''-~N' -
GREAT PREsTIDIGrrArKuR
Order 0f performances for the Farewell week
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
LAST NIGHTS OF THE INAUGURAL PROGRAMME
THURSDAY JAM 2-Reneht OF the Society or 81 Vincent
FRIDAY. Jan. s-Benent In aid of st. Anns churcA for
SATURDAY, Jan. 1.-Two Matinee and fsvs
ning-For the benefit Of the GERMAN LADIES' ASSOCI.
ALTON FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
MONDAY, Jan. 6-Last appearance of Hermann
YORK, IN aid Of the Nursery ana Chiids Hospitai.
Price OF admission 80 cents to all house
eserved Arm Chairs Is cents extra Private Boxes
-, Boz oacs open daily from A. M. tosP.M Where scale
~. rx SPECIAL NOTICE.
M. uLLAAN ha. the honor announce that ON
vr,, TUESDAY, JAN. T.
Noos Garden will be opened for dramatic
and on that occasion the
~, CELEBRATED DRAMATIC COMBINATION
wiz appear under the management Of HENRY c. JARRETT
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- =
HOTELS.

RAHAMAS.-THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL AT MAS.
- n, p is now open for guests. The charges are
from ~ 90 10 50 pay with first class atoms
N.B.-The steamer karnak sails monthly.
ID. THOMPSON, Superintendent.
HOTEL JULIAN, NO 767 BROADWAY CORNER OF
IL Ninth sree-French and American restaurant Meals
Ia carte or by the week Table hoe clock SUNDAYS
at s. Pheiin's billiards.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-27

TIE FoRTs.-Forts Cdseeu and johnson, On >,
Cape Fear and AaeOn near Beaufort in possess ;ns
of the State troops are being put in state of
preparation. Companies from Cabarrus y IS aVsTe
Rowan, Gulford and other places have I ne
through this town to the former; and the PASSED
Volunteers, Capt j. B. Whitaker; Wilson I;C,o
Infantry, Capt. j. Barnes; Edgecombe Cn.gat
Capt Jno- L. Bridgers; Guilford Grays, Cant rus
Sloan Orange Guards, Capt Pride Jones. W. ono
Light Infantry, Capt. B. o. Wade; Warren H1n
Guards, Capt Mayfeld; and from Newbarnri O[ rs
Elm Rifemen, Capt G. c. Lewis; have nssr.I me
fort Macon-Goldsboro' Tribune PA'Seo TO
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rCorrespondence of the GoIdsboro' Tribune.7

FoRT MACON, N. C. April 10th, 1861.
Mr.. LoRNG:-Dedr Sir Thinking you would
like to hear from the boys down here, have taken
advantage of few leisure moments to write to YOU
After leaving GoldSboro' on Monday evening the 9Th
had jolly time all the way down. When we arrI-
we'd at Newbern, there were hundreds of both sexes
at the depot, who greeted with long and contin-
ued cheers Leaving Newbern, we arrived at More
head City about o'clock, where we took the steam
boat Cora to Beaufort, where we were comfortably
provided for by Mr.. King Of the Front Street House,
and Mr. Taylor of the Ocean House. where we re-
manned all night. Tuesday morning. at o'clock,
we were marched on board the Cora again. and car
red over to the Fort, where were quartered ex-
pect for the summer. We found some fifteen or
twenty men already in possession of the Fort. On
Wednesday morng our crowd were increased by the
Elm City Cadets Capt Lewis, and the Neuse Cav
airy. Capt Clark, numbering about forty Five more.
On Wednesday evening, Capt. Grafton left the Fort
for Raleigh, leaving Capt Lewis in command of the
Fort Wednesday night the Commander of the
Fort appointed by Gov. Ellis, arrived, Col c.. G.
Tew Of the Hillsboro' Military Academy. He took
command yesterday morning. He to be
very pleasant and is very particular and precise
in giving orders to the soldiers On Tuesday, the
men were employed until dinner in getting their bag
gage &C. straight; after dinner we brought up tim
Der to make gun carriages until sunset; at sunset
paraded and the roll called and supper
nOunced. We ate supper and repaired to quar-
tinction of lights. We then took our lodging for
the night the soft side of the floor. On Wednes-
day we were employed mounting small guns in the
rear Of the port holes. That night we lay on the
soft side Ct the floor again. On Thursday the ne
groeS were employed in building Railroad from the
wharf to the Fort. The soldiers were employed in
putting away arms, ammunition &c. Last night we
had mattresses to sleep on, and slept very COM
fortahy To-day we have been at rkiputting old
gun carriages away and carrying cannon balls to the
bake room. Weare not prepared for enemy vet
We have but five guns mounted on the outside and
only four inside, before the port hole; if Lincoln
will only give week or ten days, and he will
send us down a lot of Yankees, we will treat them
to bloody graves. This morning the Wilson Militia
Capt. Barnes arrived, numbering about forty men
there were about sixty negroes brought down the
train last night. This morning they were sent over
tn Shackleford Banks to throw up battery there.
think will ne ready for the enemy in a few days
Oar fare is very good considering we are soldiers
We have peas, bacon, bread and buiscuit.
Yours Truly, J. VI. II.
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The GREAT QUESTION DECIDLD-VIRGINIA OUT OF
THE UNIoN-OUR FLAd.-The eighteenth of April,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, will be
noted as the most eventfu day in Virginias history
On that day Virginia, through her sovereign Con-
vention, dissolved the political bands by which she
has been connected with the United States Govern
ment from its formation seventy-fve years ago.
The announcement of the withdrawal of the
glorious old State from the abotonized Government
of the once United States, will be celebrated with
bon fires and Examinations BY her true-hearted sons
from the Chesapeake to the Ohio, and from her
Northern to her Southern borders. The friends of
free Government throughout the world will give
one thousand cheers for old Virginia the mother of
States and of Statesmen.
The Convention still sits with closed doors and
the injunctions of secresy have not been removed
from its proceedings, except as to the simple fact
announced above. Yesterday morning the flag of
the Southern Confederacy with eight stars was dis
played over the Capitol in which the Convention
sits and it is still there" The understanding is
that straightout Ordinance of Secession has been
passed with but few dissenting voices Its submis-
sion to the people will be matter of form and not
Of contet-Dispateh
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TENDER OF THE SERVICES OF A COMPANY OF NJ
GRoEs-We are informed that Mr.. F. Hale of
Autauga county, yesterday rendered to Gov Moore
the services of a company of negroes to assist in
driving back the horde Of abolition sycophants who
talking so flippantly of reducing to a con-
quered province the Confederate States of the South
He agrees to command them himself and guarantees
that they will do effective service What will our
Black Republican enemies think of such movement
as this?
We have frequently heard the slaves who accom-
panied their masters to the of action assert
that when fighting was to be done, they wanted to
shoulder their muskets and do their share of it. and
we have not shadow of doubt but what they would
be found perfectly reliable An idea seems to have
prevailed at the North that in the event of a war
between the two sections, the slaves would become
rebellious. Let them no longer lay this fattering
JUNCTION to their souls. twill avail them nothing
Montgomery AdreTtiser
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4 TLANTIC AND N. C. RAILROAD

FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL %, TO THE No.
LOWING CONSIGNEES III FuL-
G0ldsboro-L L0us, Wood S D Fairfield NJ
d Thompson, Mrs s Adams SIeight 4 ArsnJaISs \ '
Presson, NJ Frost Reeves, ] Baker, N RI
II Ham, Granger. ''eSTel,
send, Mrs J Willis ' a towu.
Smthfeld-P Richardson D Pool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Bowles " H ?utnav nun
ringer. - il Bar
Durhams-S D Ucpstead. P Cameron, " " c,.-
Greens bOro-W G Owen, John Long VI Hu,iaeSS y,
Hiatt, J McCuIIoch. N"sneS' Mss
Chapel Hill-Jas Watson.
Third CreeK-H EkD, j G Graham
ForeStve-F0rest Paper Mills
Charlotte Cruise NJ Stafer
Sasoury-H Phillips Phillips and Hall
Nahunia-J Rodgers, L Saul.
HlsbOrO-J Turrentine, Col c Tev
Cuncord-J y Brown.
Wison-K Wnrrill.
Icard DepOt-BlDckwe i Watson
Stangs-W Moore
Lexington Mabry.
JameStOwn-Dr s G Coffin.
Morganton-Backwell 4 Walton
Flat River-E G Mangum Co.
Haw RiTer-G " Lee.
Company ShOps-Thos Sellers A Moore.
April %. 40 >.
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MIssOCRTs RESPONSE TO LINCOLN

Gov. Jackson, of Missouri has replied as follows
to the requiStion from Lincon's Secretary of War
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF Mo-, J
Jefferson City, Apri! II.
SIR-Y6ur despatch of the 18th inst, making call
Missouri for four regiments Of men, for immedi-
ate service, has been received
There can be, I apprehend, no doubt but that
these men intended to form part of the Presi-
dents army to make upon the people of the
seeded States Your requisition, in my judgment,
is illegal, unconstitutional and revoluntary and in
its object inhuman and diSabolical, and cannot be
complied with.
Not one man will the State of Missouri furnish
to carry on such unholy crusade.
Signed, c. F. JACKSON,
Governor of Missouri
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HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.

TNNHIS INSTITUTION Is UNDER The CONDICl VI
Il Col C. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the Stale
Military Academy at Columbia s e. 1t is designed to al
ford an education OF the scientific and pracca C
acter that obtained in the State Military Institutions Oh
Virginia and South-Carolina.
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year, STA GGss-Arithmetc Algebra French HIS
tory United States, English Grammar, Geography orn0
graphy.
See9ad Year. 4M Cass-AIgebra, Geometry, TrigonOme-
try, French, Latin Universal History Composition.
Third Year. 81 Cydss-Descriptve Geometry, SHADES
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry SURVEYING
FRENCH Latin, Rhetoric History of England, Literature
Drawing, Eocution.
Fourth Bear 2d Class-Dlf and Int. Calculus, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric Logic Moral PhIioson!'
Latin, Drawing. Elocuton
Fifth Year. LIST CLtss-Agricultural Chemistry, Astron
my, Geology, Mnerasogy, Civil Engineering Field Forln
ity, Constitution of the United States. .,
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature oil 'H'
whole course.
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACkS.
The Academic year will commence the first Wednes
PERMISSION to the fourth Wednesday in November. The
Barracks arranged with SPECIAL reference 10 the nec
stiles of Military Academy. The mail building Is 20
feet lung and three stories high another building lsV
feet long, contains the hail. Kitchen store room sur
geon's Office and hospital
TERMS
The charges for the Academic $35, for which
the Academy provides board, fuel lights Washing lns'rue
ton, textbooks, medical attendance and clothing.
COL. C. C. TEW,
Supt b. NJ. A.
November 80, 1850. 4s-wdsWly'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-27

PLANT PRovIsIoNs.-It is particularly recommend
ed and earnestly urged that planters and farmers
should put in large crops Of provisions. We may
be at the commencement of long war; and it is
essential to have full supplies for our people and
troops. We must depend on ourselves, and may
have no other source of supply but our own SOIL
Marions men could live on sweet potatoes and fight
the British. Give our boys plenty of corn and po-
tatoes and they defend our soil against all Abol
tionism. Plant plenty of provisions and less Cotton
this year.