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SELECT LIST OF sTRAwRER'
RIES

Our stock Of plants large and ans We have
varieties, neudng Brnelss OrAnSs, az u % per eo.sn
IS % per 100 Graneona 81 y cents dossn - %
fas0lf Rivers Large Rrsited Monthly Kasysts Gan Hsd
River Antwerp, sd ard Yellow Antwerp, aad others,
Is per DOZEN 81 % 1907 Improved AsrcAn nac
Dap, 50 eents per dozen; - % per 100.
Persons wanting large Quantities Of tie shove, VIII Be nfn
ed . O. rafea.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-03

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and Hunter, name Oh shsrrOd, BY Lecomte, Outof
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-03
SMALL FRUITS,

HAVING made the cultivation Of mall fruits spsoAE
and procured all the old varieties,
and foreign Of repus able to furnish plants n
any quantity Of the best quality, and the reasonable
ssrms all Of which GUARANTEES % s % name OF
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tits reported at Alexandria that the citi-
zen soldiery of Washington are strongly dis
affected, and that in case of collision a ma.
jorlty would join the South. Several young
Southern men. attempting to leave the city
with concealed arms, we're arrested and sent
ojaiI. 900 clerks resigned during the past
week. The press is said to be muzzled, and
dare not publish any thing rejecting on the
government, or accounts OF outrages commit
ted by the military, &c.
BosToN, April 27.-'rhe Collector of Bos-
ton has received orders to grant no clesran-
ces Tor any port South oil Delaware Bay.
Under orders from Washington, Illinois
troops went into Missouri on the 25th ut.
and seized immense stores OF artillery, am
munltion, and small arms in the late U. s..
Arsenal at st. Louis.
Virginia Delegation in the Congress Of The
Confederate States.--The Convention on Mon.
day appointed The following gentlemen to
represent Virginia in the Congress now in
session at Montgomery:
Hon. Wm. q. Rlyes, Of Albemarle, Judge
Gideon ID. Camden, Of Harrison, HIN. r..
NJ. L. Hunter. Of Essex. Judge ]. W. Brock
enbrough, Of Rockbr,dge, Walter R. Staples,
Esq, Of Montgomery.
Citizens are leaving Washington in large
numbers. Expression Of sympathy for the
South is cause Of Punishment.
Several arrests Of persons have been made
IN Washington. Among tile persons com.
PEELED to leave, is Daniel Ratciff, prom-
nent lawyer.
Several employees at the Navy Yard have
been arrested for loading bomb shells with
sa@dust aud sand.
Gen. Scott is said to be very infrm.
Up TO Saturday the number If volunteer,
who have rendered their services to the Gov
ernor Of Virginia TO defend the stare, was
SO 900.
Missouri appears opposed to Linroln's pol
1 icy and will furnish no troops, but she vii
mt % for secession. At least she is not We
ready to do %.
The citizens Of Liberty, Mo-. have seize,
on the Arsenal at that place, containing al
immense amount Of munitions Of war, &c.
In speech made at Nashville on the ISL
ult., Hon. John Bell advocated the immedl
ate secession Of Tennessee.
Texas lNTELLieEScE.-The Galveston New
of Saturday says:
From our Austin letter, il will be seel
that GOV. Clark has received Secretary Wal
ker's requisiiion for 8 900 men, the quota 0
Texas in the army Of $500 men Presiten
Davis determined a week ago to raise. Tw,
companies are To be armed and equipped a
ARTILLERY; the remainder of the cnmpanle
will be infantry. They are to be 10 instan
readiness To move. The Governor will issu
his call at once.
The State Gazette has authority FOR say
ing that 5000 men are in readiness to ODE.
any order The Governor may issue.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

The following provisional appointments
have been made by tile Governor 10 the mil
it4ry service Of the State, subject 10 the lu
ture action Of the General Assembly, 10 wi: !:
Col. Theophilus II. Holmes, Of the Con-
federate States Army. and late Major Of the
Sth Infantry, U. 5. Army, 10 be Brigadier
General. He has been assigned to the com.
mand of the coast defences.
c. c. Few, Superintendent Of the Hills.
borough Military Academy. TO be Colonel.
He has command Of Fort Macon, Beaufort
Harbour.
Major Daniel IL. Hill. Superintendent Of
the NC. Military Institute, late LIST Lieut..
aud Breyet Msjor Of the 4th Artillery z. ).
Army, 10 be Colonel. Tie has command OF
the school Of Instruction at Raleigh, n. g.
Lieut.. Richard II. Riddck. late lst Lieut..
Of the lst Cavalry. U. ;. Army. 10 be Colo-
mel Of the General Staff OF the State. AID A..
sistanl to the AJjutant General. in all the
duties pertaining to his Office By law.
Capt. William ID. Fender, Of the Confed.
crate States Army, and late lst Lieutenant
and Adjutant Of the lst Dragons. u. ). Ar
my, to be Lieut.. Colonel. lie has been as
signed to duty at the Camp Of Instruction.
lst. tslthls surtpH - sVHtst " lle AWHs
fedeiate States Army, and late End Lieut.. d
the 2nd Artillery &. :. Army. lobe Captain.
lie has been ordered 10 report Tor duty To
Brigadier General Holmes.
Mr.. Raius ). Tucker, Of Raleigh. 70 be
Capt. CommissgrY of subsistence.
Nc. John W. Cameron. late Chief Clerk
Of the Bureau &c Provisions and tlothing
Navy Department u. s., TO be Captain As.
sistant Quarter Master.
Mr.. William W. Morrison. late Of the Blu
rrau Of Construction. Equipment aud repairs.
Navy Department of the United Staes 70 be
Captain Commissary 81 subsistence.
Mr. John &. Winder, Civil Engineer, Son
Of Major John n. W,nder. late Sd Artillery
q. s. Army, to be Captain Of Engineers.
lie mas been ordered % report for duty to
Bngadier General Holmes.
Major WIN. Z. Whiting. Of the C0niedcr.
ate States Army. and late Captain Of the En-.
gincer Corps u. 5. Army, placed BY the Pres.
l,lent Of Confederate States under the orders
Of the Governor. lie has been assigned 10
duty a. Inspector General o. the North Car.
oIiua forces.
Capt. Frederick Childs. Of the Confederate
States Army, and late Lieut.. Artillery U. ).
Army, same a. above. lie has been assigned
70 dniy at Fort uaswell.
Lieut.. stephen ID. Rimseur. late 2nd Lictt
4th Ariillery, has been elected aud accepted
the Captaincy Of the Ellis Light Artillery
Company Of the City Of Rileigh.
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ry Institute can be attached to this Regiment
with the consent Of their parents and guar
dians.
The Seat of War is the destination Of this
Regiment, and Virginia in all probability
will be the first battle ground. The servi-
ces OF the Regiment will not exceed six
months, but the men should be prepared to
keep the field until the war has ended.
The grey or blue blouse will be recognize
ed as a suitable uniform. Arms are now in
Raleigh for the use Of the Regiment, and the
men will be furnished with them promptly.
The Regiment will be moved into Virgin
ia as soon as possible, but willno be led in
10 battle until the Field Officers are Of opin.
ion that the men are fl for such duty.
You will order an election Of Field Off
GERS Of the Regiment on Friday, the 4th day
of May.
The cause Of Virginia is the cause Of North
Carolina. IL our first struggle for liberty.
she nobly and freely poured out her blood in
our defence; we will stand by her now in this
our last effort for Independence.
BY order of the Governor.
JOHN +. HOKE, Adjutant General.
Col. d. II. Hill, Commanding Camp Of Instruction.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

The following Ordinance passed ~ tho Bnatd n
Commissioners of the Town Of Hillsborough,
April I'D, 1851.
Be IL ordained, That il shall lie unlawful for the own
Of slaves 10 permit them he in The of Hi.-
borough except al their own homes between dark and
day light in The week any hour on SundY. with
out written permission specifying where they may 70.
Aud if any slave is found without such perms.infl il
shall be the duty Of the Magistrate Of Police commit
him or her 10 the common jail Of Orange County, be-
dschaIged only upon the payment Of costs.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL proceed to hell, 10 the highest ilder. on
credit Of nine months, on the 25th day Of NAV next
al the late residence Of STANFORD POWED. de-
ceased. the tract Of Land belonging TO said deceased
Bond aud security required Of purchaser.
II. 5. All persons indebted to the said de-
ceased hereby notified 10 make immediate payment
aud settlement. longer indulgence be given
and all persons having claims against said estate, will
present them for payment within the time prescribed
by law, OF this notice viii he plead in bar Of recovery.
MANLY SN!PES, Ex'r.
April 25 -3w
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Jan IMPORTANT DIsCovERY,!! !
For the Cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS,
AND COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,

L HI b MAKO A A RADIO a,
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
4 LII who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered BY Mis-
sionaIy in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAKoRA ARABIGA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia. If
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAkORA ARABICA, disco
yered by Missionary in Arabia
All who suffering from Asthma Scrofula and I'M
purilies of the Blood should the MAKgRA ARA
BICA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat Coughs and Colds.
Itcures Ashma, Scroiua, and Impurities Of the Blood.
This unequalled remedy is for the first time in
troduced to the public.
It was proyidentiay discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arahia. He was cured Of coneump-
ton hy its use after his had been pronounced hope
less BY learned Physicians in Europe.
He has forwarded TO us in writing, full account OF
his own extraordinary cure, and Of number Of other
cures which have come under his observation, and also
full account Of the medicine.
Al his request, and impelled by desire to extend
knowledge Of this remedy to the public we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for free
distribution. Its interest is enhanced by an account
which he gives Of of the Of the Syrian mas
sarrcs which he obtained from those who were sufferers
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office, or It
\ will be sent free by mail 10 all who apply for il.
We import the MAKORA ARABICA direct from
SmNrua through the house Of CIeon Il Gylippus, and
we have always hand full supply put up in bottles
ready for use with full directions
Pace daar per bottle. Sent by mail, on receipt
Of nrce. and "a cents for postage.
lol sale, wholesale and rel il, by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines.
81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
Also by Druggists generally.
Mach 49, s4-l2mo
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The battery Of field pieces. taken from the
arsenal at Fayetteville, arrived here on sun
,lay under charge Of Lieut.. Rose. who leaves
with them to-day for Raleigh. We under.
stand that the United States officers lately
in command at Fayetteville, as well as the
ar,ilcrymen under them, agree 10 the opin-
ion that this is one Of the best, Il not the best.
battery il the country. The guns and all tie
equipments are 10 perfect order. We did
not learn the purpose for which they were
transported 10 Raleigh. but We suppose they
will be used at the camp Of instruction es-
tablished there. Herald s9h uh.
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FIVE DOLLARS INWARD.

1 OST, on the 29ih instant. my Pocket Book. be-
- tween William Headens and Majpr Hntinn's in
Chatham county. The contents were ~ f1lllws One
note on Abner Holton and Newton White Tor $40.
given in Nav 1883; one on Joseph Marshall for S.
given ia June 1889; one on Genice g.. Packard ior
50. given in April, 1889; one on Ashford Copin Tor
81 50. given IN July 1859 one on samuel NnniY for
Sii, given ii 1850; one on ). N. Bradshaw 81 af6
50. given III July. 1860; one on Avis PIrkaid III i
given ia March. 1853; one on Thomas wnniy lnr $50
given in September, 1850; one on Thomas Wordy i,r
S37. given in October. 1865 one Oh Wiliim j Silrt
ard for IS So payable O. s. n. d adshaw. lntti IIu
airy 2 1851; one account on Patterson Thompson ,r
So IN 1850; one ID. on s. \. Brldsliw 81 Sill o..
Ill 1860; two receipts from q. II. Dunlap, nnc - i4O
aud the other for $40 SO. given 10 February 1861 anI
Fourteen Dollars IN money.
hereby forewarn al persons from trading for auy II
thu above ntmeI piprf. and The ublgors from plyhg
lhe same 10 any one but myself
ZENO WOOnY.
April 90. 90 "a
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Norm CARoLlSA SMALL NoTEs.--Wc are
clad 10 see that North Carolina small notes
II tie denomination Of one, two, three and
four dollars are freely passing current in our
community. They are certainly a great
convenience. particularly 10 times like these.
when silver aud gold is wortl from " 70 10
per cent. so says The Norfolk Herald 81
yesterday. II affords Us pleasure to add.
that the same is the case here. The North
carolina notes are just as good as 50 much
gold. There are no sounder or better con.
Quoted banks in the world than thnsc 81
North Carolinan. Petersburg ErIrea.
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NOTICE. We would call the attention If those
suffering from Consumption Bronchitis &c. 10 an:al
verisemeni in another column Of this paper IF I'M
porlan discovery for The Of those diseases.
introduced for the FIRST time 10 the American pubic ly
Nessrs. Leeds, Gilmore & Co., Of New York.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

rINHE Examining Committee will meet at the Court
4 House ID the town u Hilshofdueh On The f,llow.
ina days, 70 Wit on TIE 4h dsy 81 May, for the pur
pose Of examining Mae applicants. and on The lih
af May Tor Fcnses All who desire 10 obtain certificates
10 Teach must attend lhOse days. as there will be no
private examinations.
20 WM. II. BROWN, c. B. s.
April u. S.
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a. w. Cheek, Frederick Nash,
Charles S. Cooley, Stephen Nichols,
James L. Cooley, Charles M. Parks,
Porter A. Crabtree, David c. Paul,
VIM. A. Crabtree, Alexander Peasants,
Samuel A. Dickson, Joseph Reese,
George M. Duskin, Hiram Richards,
Thomas Faucet, Roscoe Richards,
Hugh II. Forbis, John 5. Roberts,
Andrew j. Hamlet, Thomas Ruhin, jr.
0lin +. Hatch, Samuel ]. Scarlett,
J. Alexander Hayes, James q. Scott,
John Sidney Hayes, Herbert II. Sims,
John L. Hill, Thos. J. Strayhorn,
5. Temp. Holloway, John +. Thompson,
Alexander Holt, Walter A. Thompson,
VIM. James Hopkins. Julien S. Turner,
Sidney NJ Ivey, Grin A. Watson,
James Esley Jones, Wesley f. Watson,
Alex. Mex. Kirkland, Joseph Weinand,
John p. Lack, James Il. Williams,
H.crawl'd McCauley,
Our company is full one, but few able
bodied clever fellows might still be admitted.
All OF our men are in good health but one
has been really sick since we arrived here,
though several have suffered slightly with
disrthea.
Fptl mdCOH 10 UedulliuI anu neaitny
place. TIE water is excellent, and our fare
tolerably good. An Improvement was need.
ed in our cooking arrangements, but am
happy 10 state that these improvements are
beng rapidly Effected.
There are six companies stationed here,
viz: the Wilson Light Infantry, the Colds.
borough Volunteers, the Goldsborough Rifles.
the Guilford Grays, the Elm City Riaemen,
and the Orange Guards. All are actively
engaged in drilling in infantry and artillery
hcticts. We are also engaged in mounting
guns and setting the fort in order TO receive
the Republicans. and should they delay their
stack for few days. We hope to be prepar-
ed to blnw them high and dry IN short order.
Should they come now. our rifles 1--WE have
drawn rifles since we came here) would do
good service. | cannot now give you full
Ter account Of our Operations, but will write
10 you as often as opportunity offers. will
conclude this letter by saving that our men
are improving in drill, and are fast learning
the duties Of soldiers. and that we are well
satisfied with our company officers, and with
Col Tew as Commandant; and. should the
Republicans attack u, to give good &C.
count oil the ORANGE GUARDS.
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A NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT FOR
VIRGINIA.

By the following order IL will be seen that
the companies named ilrrein are 10 be or.
ranized into regiment to be designated
the !. FIRST Regiment 81 North Carolina Vol.
unteers.D By tie end Of The present week,
SAYS the State Journal. IL Is probable this
gallant regiment will be in Virginia. The
Companies composing this regiment will
hereafter be known BY The numbers respect.
lively attached 10 their names. We will here.
after publish complete list Of the officers
and men. The following is the order:
Headquarters, Adjuiani Generals Office.
Raleigh, April 70, 1863
ORpERs. No.
coLoSTL.--You are commanded 10 organ.
ize the
/. Orange Light Infantry. Capt. Ashe,
3. wsrenton Guards. Capt Wade,
q. Hornets Nest Rifles. Capt. Williams,
4. Enheld Blues. Capt. Bell,
5. Lunberton Guards, Capt. Normcnt,
o. Duplin Rifles, Capt. kenan,
7. Charlotte Greys, Capt. Ross.
8. Thomasyille Rifles, Capt. Miller.
Q. Granville Greys, Capt. WORKMAN,
10. Columbus Guards, Capt. Ellis,
into regiment TO be designated the FIRST
Regiment Of North Carolina Volunteers"
The Cadets Of The North Carolina Militia.
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April 90.
RUNAWAY CAUGHT

a PPREHENDED and lodged in jail IN Iiil.,o.
- rough Orange county. N. g., on The ill u
April, negro man supposed tweniy-ihec twenty.
four years oil. quite black about five FEET ninr zen
inches high; has his bteisi. SAYS hi
name is Nathan. and belongs 10 Riyner fouH1lnd.
Of Richmond, VI. The owner get hin by piovns
property sni paying oil cost aud charges.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
May l. w.. 81
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Ten Dollars Reward.

u " away from the subscriber on the 18th instant,
IA Negro man by the name OF CALVIN. Said
hoy between twenty-five and thirty years Of age,
,lou'y huii, aud has had teeth. II taken in Orange
Or Make. the above reward will be paid; If taken in
any oiicr county twenty five dollars will be paid for
his delivery 10 me, or his confinement IN any Jail so
that can get him.
Address WILLIAM H0PS0N,
Cedar Fork, Wake county.
April 81. e9-4w
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TROOPS TO THE OLD DOMINION The idea
says the Montgomery Confederation, is to
concentrate as many troops in Virginia as
may be necessary to drive back the invading
laercenarles OF i" Old Abe" With this view
hundreds of companies are being ordered to
different points in that State, and to accessi-
Bile points on the Railroad between Atlanta
and Richmond. The war spirit is up, and
while we may not have as many men in the
field as sold Abe" we feel confident that
we shall have five times the determination,
the pluck and the courage that they possess.
Millions Of money may be rendered TO Lin
coin by all the Astors in the North. and then
the South will not tremble. She has her
courageous men--her brave hearts, and an
abundance of money for the crisis.
>1-o.~--e-s-,e~eye--cv
Montgomery, Ala, April 2s.
VOLUNTEERS FOR VIaGNIA.-Ihe Third
Regiment Of Alabama volunteers, Col. Jones
NJ. Withers commanding. will leave to. night
for Lynchburg, Virginia.
Ten iull companies, consisting Of one hun
dred men each, compose this regiment. all
splendully armed and equipped. A finer
looking body of men never pulled trigger.
and should the " irrepresslble" come off, they
will Stay the Yankee mercenaries by Whole
| sale.
Colonel Withers is graduate oil West
Point, al accomplished gentleman as well
as soldier, and is the present Mayor uI No
bile.
Alexandria, Mas !.
| Our citizens are much excited to-day il
consequence Of rumors Of the contemplated
occupation Of Alexandria by the F,arral for
ces. Our citizens have been warned b! III
Westinghouse that this is certainly mtead
cd.
Our scouts were fired upon last nigh; 0
our side Of the aqueduct.
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SALE OF NEGROES.
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouSTy.
Court Of Pleas and QdSrtes Sessions.
February Term, Is6lS

d. FlFr-h 2. WlIllm y NchefaIis~~
Oeiginui Aifdcimsat
IT. arpesfing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court that
u In i..ltldani William J. Mckefall has removed
u d tic county. and absenis himself iron The ea9ny
hul s,tf that the ordinary prsce.s II law csnno,
" i ,l him; q i therefore ordered ty The Court
tnai pactFon Ne mair in the Hiiishorough Recorder
III III Wetks notifying lie aail William ]. MrKerall
ai 1B.s Le appear II the next term Of this Gouft 10
be held q The court house IN Marlborough on the fourth
Mtni5f ID Way ns1i, then aud there TO feplety aud
prsJ sttaJtg 70 law. be will he proceeded against in
c nsgnft ~ il be had been scsvcd it'll pgocess
ana lad aliti u appear and pleid.
Witness George Laws. Elerk ofcur said Court, at
office n Marlborough. The fourth Monday q February
A. h. ls6i.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. c.
March 10, 1861. Pfice adv. 81 so s3-6w
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DISSOLUTION.

,E,HE firm Of ]. G. rURRENTlNE 4 son Is ihi.
dsy dissolved hy mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 said firm, either by note OF
account eafSesy requested 70 call and settle he.
fore February Court. ths business viii be closed
without delay
tV' The business will herea be conducted under
the style OF TuRRENTtNE d sun.
January I6. 70
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4 WnRD 70 FaHaERs AID pLASrERs. We
would respectfully suggest 10 our Agricultur.
allsts. that policy no less than patriotism.
should induce them To make bat little Tobac.
co and great deal of Corn, Wheat aud ever,
other article 81 food the present year.
Our army must be fed and the class ID
which we address these remarks, must fur.
nsh the necessary supplies for tiat purpose.
Let them remember that men may live
Without Tobacco, but that without iond they
will perish.
Were il allowable 10 suppose, that in a
time like this, selfishness could influence the
action, OF yirginians aud North Carohniaas.
we night say, with great truth. that Bread
stun, u every kind, must bear a high price,
whilst Tobacco will be Of "little worth" du-
ring The continuance Of the War.
Daaritk Register.
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TnI NORFOLK Navy iARD.-This yard has
proved prize indeed. and that, after all,
very little damage was done to il. The In.
cendiaries were hurried in their work by the
idea that immence reinforeements to the Nir.
ginia camp were arriving every half hour,
which impression was produced BY the con-
slant moving Of railroad trains. with pro-
digious clatter through the night, an ingeni.
nus device for which the President Of the
Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad deserves
infinite credit.
Alexandra, April &c,
AFrAIas IN WAsHISGToS. Martial Law has
been proclaimed 10 Washington. but travel
has not been interrupted.
Bincoln issued proclamation, 10 day,
bluekading the ports q Norlh Carolina aud
Virginia.
The citizens are leaving Washington 10
numbers. Expressions Of sympathy with the
South will be cause Of banishing mUrr.
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TO BUILDERS.

E1LANS and proposals ior building BCis 10 the
Presbyterian Church 10 Hillshofugh vii lle ~.
csived until The isi div q May. Each pun NEST be
accompanied BY specifications.
Ten dollars wall lie paid flf the adopted 81 9TH
ers will he returned aud the right reject ali Is &c
served
Dy ofler Of tie Commissioners.
]. NJ. TURRENTINE, Sec'y.
April .. S.