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On motion, the Board adjourned.


THE DEATH OE LAWRENCE KEENE.-The follow
ing letter to Mrs. keene, mothea of that brave and
noble young gentleman, Lawrence keene, late OF
the DeSoto Rifles, On the peninsula of Virginia,
who died in Williamsburg OF the 23d Seraember
last of one of thoss fell disorders which age more
fatal to the soldier than the shots and bagonets of
the enemy, will 10 doubt, 30 read with interest by
| many of the patrons Of the Cresceas. Young
Keene was for long .tima employed ia this office,
and Captain Ixoontz de seribes his character well
when lie says hat her mad all the h9ld and noble
| Qualities of 6 brave man, comk4Aed with the
| delicate sensitVeness of a wom2n." His death
| raust have been q iiDW of awlM severity to ms
| widowed mother, qsho is now left alone IL the
| world. But we ts sst that '' lie who tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb will aid and assst:her in
this bitteG trial:
1 C!.sp DEAN Nr>a WuiAAMsuuEa, vA,l
| September n, 1851
| Dea1. Maiden, You have been made aware,
throup.i letter TO my wife, for days past OF
the serious illness Of your son. He had been under
treatment Gyr dysentery on the 9th OF August last
| wheE our regiment was ordered down the penn
| sula towards Hampton. left him behind in eaHlE
with som eight others, who were too unWell tt
undergo the fatigues of the march. He very I'M
| p2udent'v followed US, and joined the company q
Bethel On the 9th, and although unfit for duty, re
p maineoi with us until our return to camp at Grove
i.anding, on the 18th of August
l Wien we were ordered TO this point, feeling un
: easy about his CONDITION, :ed him IN the semi
nary II osDtal at Williamsburg, where he conl'
have b. etter attendance and more desirable accom-
modal ions than in camp. lie has had coinortap
quart ers good nursing and the beneht OIL esperi
encf medical aid ihe surgeon ana ass,ssGn Ia
sur geon, at my request, devoted thelr uhiteu sAL
to arrest the progress OF ms alaease' TT
visited him frequently during his illness: ii
Spoke cheerfully and hopefully OF ms Gohdltlon
l. he last and did not seem to think he was goin
| ~ dio 7 ycas ,yirh him an hour before his deatt
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HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS CADETS, Co. d,
New Orleans, Nov. H. 1861. s
SPECIAL ORDERS THE MEMBERS Or
IA this Company will Resemble Hsthcr Am9ry TU E~DAY
III November 49, NJ o'clock A. NJ Tor The purpose Of
ing The body Of our lae brother soldier Cadet, Lieut.
Kobt. J. Alexander
2. The funeral wilt take place Wedne,day the ~ h. such
time and place will be fixed Of which due notice will he
given
The members of the different Companies of Orleans
Cadets, in the city, respectfully invited to attend
we'll aa al the different military organizations.
a. Captains Of military organizations desir0s of paying
pect 10 the uuua Of Ieiow citizen and SOLDIER will
report 10 tLt,e He do quar;rrs
BY order Of
RUFUS L DULbAAI, Capt in Company D.
Orleans Cadets
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BANK NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Sept. IT, lS6l.
r1-in conformity with the rccomIne nda-

al . EAceIelcyT M00re, Nl5 Bunk dJea lha NNy ss
~ uere payment, Of the local banks aud the
Treasury Confederate STATES will be paid at us
counter Of Nl deDts due TO Me l'hhk
Parties liza wing in this Bang hereby
t-G .. withdraw for"wih II they are not willing 10
,ye the above vi5teucy; and, Eencei0rh, will bc
4rlyd for collection purlies 10 The above.
~ gIder the Bpatd.
nio - MORTIMER BELLY. Cashier.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION
LOUISIANA EOLESTEER TRouIS
New Or cans, November Is, I6Gl }
ORDER NO. lU7-I.--lN DBEuIENUG 40 DI
&a vision Order No. A. the gunhed Volunteer and Militia
vi troops Of Ih Brigade will parade SA gURDAT, tho
LA &i instant, by His E4ceency tho GoSenor and
Commander. in Cniet.
=. The line will oin the side Of ST Charles street,
right resting on Common street, al Uci ok a. NJ
III The seveIa corps Cavalry Artillery, AMI Infantry will
parade fully equipped. The Artillery with their
pieces 1he Cavalry and Infantry such they may
have in the po-
fEUmL andera corps will be prepared furnish writ
tea report of the members aud those absent OF ther
commands number and quality Of in their poesior.
N.-TAJ lOErltders ul and Independent Com
mpi'g his Brigade clarted with The cutiOn
Hf his order the hief hR recommended
general suapeLson OF business ha day the Colnt Com
ling expects there will be attendance,
but that the tull force Of the Brigade will parade.
By order Of
L. a. CHARBOANLT, Colonel Commanding
Firt Brigade FIRST Division.
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FDEGAY GUARDS.--W A n I + D-t FEW
sA more bodied MEN, join the Company now heirg
VI formed attached to the regiment PLANTERS
Ill LIFE GUARD aceepte for immediate active service.
Boald lOdA ing and equipments furnished
Arpy at Headquarters, No lSJ PoydraS street. op'
post the market or Factors Cotton Press Tchoupouas
strntn OPS 1T
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L. JAMESON LIGHT GUA&HS-A MEETING
E3 OF members Of The above EOnlpA y will be held
ri Tuesday EFENIN J. 18th instant at the store Of Mr.
W jaison. IS Ctrouelet O'Clock =. N. Those de-
OF jJung ihi requested 10 Al the
place. This Company will 60 into state service inme
diateiy n13
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HEADQUARTERS LOWELL GUhRns J
IL PoydIas tCtet, I
New Orl -al>. Nov. :, 1851 }
g. LOWELL GUARDs-BY oRuER or MAJnk
II General L. Lewis Msjor Stein presiding election
vi Eymu. sJnrd Officers Of ht Company took place ms
Ill evening, AID following ,umtI gentlemen were d-ly
eiccteI-
Philip Mctjure. Captain.
john j. Mciiuu, 1t Lieutenant, by acclaInht0u
Samuel BrchfrlI, n
The Cou,Ulny viii meet on Tuesday and Thursday If each
week guar drills each Saturday evening for Squad
drill, at o'c ocE ?. NJ.
A lew more a1 he accepted to fill up the ra!k;
uS II K. LITTLE, Secy.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK, |
New Orleans, Sept. 10, 1851. )

T
No. u Curonlelet street, -
Ec,y Orleans, Aug. q, 1861. }
B7-This Company Will continue 20 insurs
1st r Loss au4 Damage uy Fr the prT OF the Seaa and
Elyrts at the rat-' Of PREMIUM
DIRECTORS.
p. A. Girtld igI4 ul +. A. GIund Il Co.
\ Watt ii III lao. Watt 4 Co.
g. " Logan, nru of Logan. sontat K CisibsFne
A F, E,li0t, arII OF ENut II Mckteyer
r luug arm OF Mummy Iuus GO.
f. DuprnIier fra OF Roman 4 heTn'on, ~
E,Tt K Coleman, Ilin OF Coleman, bgi'tcn Il Witdtrs.
". Ou-u4ll Lrm Of YIN. Pfehn Il Co.
g.. claiborne,
,;hg.. A Castillo, Erul o. ". a. Gordon / Castillo
j. de Fueutes, AIn q. 5, O-er 4 Go. it,,
EMILE DEBUYS, President
, p ey, ,ry. serrr ~ r1ro ,eIn Hu2I ~
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Il ORLEANS CADETS, COMPANY D.
"a The the Company now open tor Eonhg ich
III coed moral caracei dc rou Of g"irg into HcF Sie
III nervca. Apply the Aunory, No. l. Merchants F&
clnsgc from a. NJ. to 3 y. ": r..,,, .
RUFUS l.. DDLBEAE, Captain.
F. r. ADAMS O. s NIL e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-27

WHAT JOHN G. CALHOUN THOUGHT OF COERCION.
Southern papers cannot too widely circulate the
following extract from Mr.. John C. Calhoun's
speech on the Force bill, delivered nearly thirty
years ago.:
But to return to the bill. It is said that the bill
ought to pass because the law must be enforced
The law must be enforced. The imperial edict
must be executed. 1t is under such sophstry
couched in general terms, without looking to tile
limitations which must ever exist in the practical
exercise of power that the most cruel and despotic
acts ever have been covered. 1t was such sophis
try this that cast Daniel into the lions den and
the three innocents into the fiery furnace. Under
the same sophistry the bloody edicts of Nero and
Caligula were executed. The law must be en-.
forced! Yes, the act imposing the tea tax must
be executed. This was the very argument which
impeled Lord North and his administration in that
mad career which forever separated us from the
British crown. Under a similar sOphistry, q that
religion must be protected" how many massacres
have been perpetrated? and how many martyrs
have been tied to the stake? What, acting on this
vague abstraction, are you prepared to enforce
law without considering whether it be just or un-.
just, constitutional or unconstitutional? In the
same spirit we are told that the Union must be
preserved, without regard to the means. And how
IS 1t proposed to preserve the Union? By force |?
Does any man believe that this beautiful structure
tins harmonious aggregate of States, produced
by the JOINT consent of all-can be preserved by
force Its very introduction will be certain de-
struction to this Federal Union.
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Extract Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the boy.
IssAouENA Co., Miss NAV q 1857
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TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 27, 1861.
RusseH's Description of the Battle of Ma
-" .nassRS. ..a

To crafty public curiosity on this point, we
publish copious extracts from RasseiIis letter to
the London Times, descriptive Of the battle and
the Federal rout at Manassas. Very few new
facts are elected but still the letter ia perhaps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-27

DR.. Sherman, New UFltahs.-
Dear SThe boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
he IL OF the finest liking Deer Creek and
much work any 10 . W. T. MILLS, M. d.
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y ROYAL, sAiLMAiG EaS,


q
Nos IS Canal and II Crossman streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog or Die,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINs. etc. Also all of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable companies or other purposes viii
Fagsas suit Fall Purchase Ropes slngs etc. fitted
and furnished order the shortest BLOCKS OF al
sizes ready strapped likewise, all kinds heavy BLOCKS
spARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery or any
other heavy material.
have likewise on hand due lot OF SPRUCE SPAR RS which
offer for sale Cheap ior Cash.
All of the above articles Nos IS Canal and Il
CrossInun streets, New Orleans.
N B. Sail and Rigging work In all It's branches and country
orders promptly filed AT the shortest possible notice.
GH NANE AND FOR SAGaE-rqE CELEBRA AFEy
~ heChesney Patent Washing AGehinosspscu1ens 20 be
o 10 q trss ana AZ the sG m mS 5 Sfeef e Aassns
70 ~ ~ Gnhrs street. and al M shop corner Of hasyb
tylA,, -. I'm. pAUGHpRTx
ss PHsIzE BOAT BUILDER xEs
saszsasaE OF THE SOUTH ssSSss4fsSss ssSSss4fssSss
j. mAEIONY, AIsicrs. I4a.,
Will furnish the notice. Oh the most
modes Pleasure and Race Yachts Skeleton Rop,
Boats, Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yas ski and Row
Boats, of hll descriptions built ut the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars spars Blocks and everything apperainng to Yacht
Citing had and for sale at the lowest market prices
ms ayaW
THE FLAG OF TtIE SOUTH,
" Neatly Printed in Colors on
ENVELOPS, LETTER PAPER, CARDS Or Bull HEADS,
AS well every description Of
Printing, Ruling and BoO!s-Binding,
Promptly Executed by Steam Power at,
REA's ROTARY PRESS OFFICE,
IS Magazine street,
SEQ yhW Adjoining the ST. James Hotel.
p NLcGUIGIN D. CO.,
S A I L A K ER S
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings, Tents, FRrpauas Flags made al the shortest
notice.
largo supply OF Canvass always on hand of the very best
brands mG6 "
| \ 0UlSEASA SUGAR IEEF2NERY FOR SALE
| A4 OR LEASE.
very desirable establishment situated on the le hank
the Mississippi below the Government Wharf and
the limits OF the city OF New Orleans as good
investment capitalists who may bo deEirous aiding in the
progress OF Sohern nanutactures 1t complete
pair is we'll found having engines boilers vacuum
centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters oulds
ample stores and yard etc and in fact a
requisites carrying Refinery MossBes RebC
ing large scale. With little additional expense might
| be easily converted into Cotton MIL
II has Wharf attached to il the syee with
cten for the accommodation Of vessels delivering taking
ergo.
| For further information and for TERMS apply to
die tf&W RAREILT 4 CO., 81 Common street
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Ihe iaoles or. Henderson, Rusk county, have
iorlnea l: eonp any of sxtyfve strong, who prac-
llce footing every week, and are excellent
maFEs"ep,en. A similar company exists in Waco.
Texas paper.
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HooDrsMs.-My father, character in H our
family" gives large donation to q blind man be.
cause he himself is enjoying fiDe prospect
II three barley,corls make 81 inch, how many
corns go to foot? Unce' tain. Buuyan saws
thirty-six.
Two young Irshmen, for cheapness, and to d.
vide their expenses, agre e the one to board and
the other to lodge.
"Worming out SECRETS" After shower the
worms !m come forth; so, wet mans clay, and you
will soon see his secrets.
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HEADQUARTERS LEATnERs LIGHT GUARDS, !
No. 2U5 Tchoupitoulas street. s
Il YOUNG MEN OF GDOD CHARACTER,
III who wish Or Confederate service during The
M war, will be received the Armory
W A DAPREMONT. CAPTAIN. ie22 If
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Letter from Dr. Thos, j. Harper, of the
scigns iu the State of Mississippi.
VICKsBURG, Miss, March 70 1860.
DR.. ShermanDear Sir: send the boy 4 10 you
cannot attend MIN property, beside
isied with skill to do him justice paI
is right and that you him. Please by
turn Of the post. Respectfully,
THOS. j. dARPER. NJ. D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-03
Spetial 1Otitrs.
NOTICE TO 4

Q Az A. N.-Lg PsoGEEs DELOcEASIE LODGE,
wv No I2+, under the jurisdiction % the Supreme Coun-
" ell % the Grand Central Lodge 81 France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
ne-iay neares, the full moon q each month, a; the old Lodge
Room. in KIM street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attenc.
Augustus. i6O-t1 p. c. JONES, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-03

FOR SALE LOW
To CLOSE
CON Or NTGNTS
THE FOLLOWING
Assortment of Merchandise
Dry Goods.
TASES OTE DENNIS. BA w ESTER y
state brown Sheeting, Shttuckct den'ns,
Bales Falls Co. stripes, Lyman brown drills,
Bales Dwight Co. brown and blue drills,
C cas- H9rr.EaS p a1G Na assss nl@t sr 5Ias 'sheetings,
Cases Honeycomb and Piquet quilts, cs tckings,
Cases mixed shirts and drawers, bales crash,
stripe Striped as scarlet tG Gnde nIi and drawers,
Cases blue, red aud grey flannel shirts, cs blankets.
Groceries.
Tierces hams,
Boxes salt water and No. l soap,
Gases water crackers, half brls dried apples,
Cases cheese in tins, half brls Goshen butter,
C1 Rsss sc ciSTsl. P Sf5s Tu @ass Tn0ls do
Kits tongues and sounds,
Cases green corn and peas, do herrings'
Gases pie fruits, do table salt,
Cases dairy SAT- iu ID bags,
Barrels rice, cases asses starch
Kegs split peas, cs saleTatus,
Sundries.
$500 bricks. Barrels pitch,
Crates asstd white ware Crates bowls,
Gases asstd paint. spirits turpentine,
Pure extra aud No, I lead, Zinc white lead,
WheelharrOws. Axes, plO~s, o X bows,
Cook stoves, Ships cambooses-
Nests baskets. American, English
100 tons Scotch Stint steam and Hawaiian flags,
Goals. so brIs pork. Hide poison, whips,
50 cases boots and shoes. cases umbrellas, bales corks, pieces oil
cloth. buat-sprung davits. spruce 2 inch plank, 200 bun
dies hoop iron, 300 coils coriage, spunyarn, marine,
10 bales pump and rigging leather. hemp Irvine, cs
rifle powder, codlnes. signal halyards, etc,
And 81 large assortment of
Choice Family Groceries.
2Is-lq J. c. sPALDING.
LANCE POLES.
~ 1870
c. BREWER * CO,
Ig7-tf Market Wharf
KEGS, KEGS.
rnnn AND $ GALLON EMPTY
EOOU kegs, suitable for sugar. For sale by.
2u-la c. BREWER & co
ONE CENTRE-BoARD SURF BOAT, 81
feet long. : feet beam, for sale by
1877, Market Wharf
IRON. &C..
DOILER AND SHEET IRON, for sale by
le6-tf Market "harf-
for sale BY c. BREWER X CO,
1q7-tf Market Wharf.
VARNISU!
- Cases Gin > and 10 saIlon Gansl Of best gu;ljty var
ig--itf 1''' C.A.&H. P. POOR.
POWDERS!
On KEGS EXTRA FOR
EOO saleby t2ll-lq) c. BREWER & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Norfolk,
VW7 OULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
w Dealers and Planters their large and select stock
of CHOICE GROCERIES, including
500 bags BIO, Laguayra aud Java Coffee,
so hhds. n. o. and p R. Sugars,
250bbls Refined Sugars, all grades,
100 bbls. bright, heavy N o. holssses,
so hhds. MuscovadO Molasses,
25 Tierces Prime Rice,
1000 Sacks L. B. and G. A. Salt,
800 boxes Adamantine, Chemical and Sperm Candles,
200 boxes Brown and Toilet Soap,
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper,
100 Bales Wrapping Twne
Brooms Buckets Grain and Ground Spices of every kind
-Blackng, Starch, Fig, Blue. &c, &c.
TEAS-Our assortment of Green and Black Teas very
complete embracing variety of choice chops which will
be sold at prices to please.
n B. Special attention paid to consignments of FLOUR,
CoTroS NAVAL STORES DRIED FRUIT, &c.
September 2, 1853, S0-tf
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WHY STAND YE ALL THE DAY IDLEf
my LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN THE UNITED
"A States possessing from S. TO 81, enter into an
easy and respectable business by which from IS to $40
per day be realized For particulars, address with
stamp) w. X. ACTON co,
No 81 (old Az North Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
September 2S 1860. 7S-6m.
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sTHE BULLETINo NEWSPAPER FOR
SALE,

TENHE PURCHASER from sth December last, of
the above yled paper, &c having failed 10 comply
with the terms of SALE by his request and that of parties
interested and BY virtue of deeds of trust from Dr. Wm
H. PAnsun, shall proceed to SELL at public auction in
front Of The Exchange in this city, Wednesday, the
9th day of February, 1851, at l2 O'clock, m, the
said VALUABLE NEWSPAPER, published in this city,
together with the "good will of the same. and all lis
Types, Presses, Furniture and Fixtures, and
one Steam Engine. The types are all new.
The celebrity of /" THE BULLETIN" a leading and
influential political Journal and its extensive circulation
together with the fact that is the only Dem cratic paper
published in this Congressional District make it of the
most desirable newspapers published in the State.
TERMs:-Enough in cash 10 pay expenses of sale, and
for the balance garter 9Th June, 1861 onequarter
quarter sth December Is2 interest added for negota-
bic notes. satisfactorily endorsed and deed of trust
quired on the property.
W. L. WATKINS,
CHAS. s. STRINGFELLOw,
Trustees.
Petersburg, Va JAM "a, 1861. l2-8t.
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SLAVE STATES.

*Twenty-one Senator'S and seventy representatives
are known be openly for secession in the event of
Lincoln's election to the Presidency The Legisla-
ture will not meet until next fall, unless the Cover
nor calls special session. The Convention will
meet in December, and will be for secession by a
large majority.
ELECTS new Legislature i November, 1860.
Twenty Bell and Everett members were elected
to the Arkansas Legislature in 1860. This is a
stronger opposition to the democratic party than
was ever before known in that State.
SWe are unable to give the political classification
of the Georgia Legislature but on joint ballot, the
Breckenridge party has 200, Bell 80, and Douglas 25
THE new Mississippi Legislature is politically clas-
sified as follows, viz: Senate-Democrats, 26 !;
whigs 5 independent l !; vacancy, l. House
Democrats ss; wings, 6; American democrat, J.,
and two vacancies The vote for Breckenridge and
Bell will be close.
acknowledgements %; Union, q; republicans,
l. Democrats, So; Union, So; republican, IL.
GOVERNORS OF STATES FOR 1861
The following are the Governors of the several
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THE AID VAL0REM BANNER,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,

A SHORT time since issued prospectus for Week
IA ly newspaper, to be called the AID VAL0REh BAN.
NER, to be published in the City of Raleigh n G. The
encouragement have received, exceeding my most
sanguine hopes induces to issue this prospectus the
object of which TO inform the public that will the
st of January 1861 commence the publication Of the
BANNER not only WEEKLY, but also DAILY.
So far the Banner takes sides with political parties t
will be Democratic but with regard Internal Improve
ments change system of Taxation and the preser-
vatun of Constitutional Union, it will know party,
but will be the Jealous advocate of all these repudating
secret caucuses (where the spirit of the Constitution
often volacd packed and partial Conventions and the
scheming Of wonldbe political demagogues and trckssrs
l shall be just and fear not -. 90.
TERMS OF THE DAILY BANNER:
One copy year, in advance SIS 90
Five copies " 20 %
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY BANNER:
One copy year, in advance, % on
Six copies f" " 1000
Ten / " Is 90
FPAN ]. WILSON,
Raleigh, n. c.
Dec. 81, 1860. 106-
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The First Session Of the New or Thirty-Ssrsnt1
Congress commences December 3, 1S6l-Its erist-
snce dates from March 4, 1861.
SENATE.
R-Renuhlican O-0Dnoe;r;on
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r EN- 3.

Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers givst
entire time to their respective departments
Extra charges and needless expenses are strictly pre-
hbted-necessay purchases made BY the teachers.
Picayune pedars allowed to enter tie premises and
pocket money is required.
Oxford is situated the healthy Bills of Grsnsfe1 II
miles from the Raleigh and Gason Railroad, and il c6nl
nected with Henderson Station by daily line of stages
Tire scholastic year divided into Two sessions. The
first opens the first Monday in July and closes the
last Thursday in November The second opens the first
Monday in January, and closes with the annual commence
ment on the last Thursday in May ''' ~
Students received for sessions CORES.
pondents will direct their favors to
MILLS & CO., Oxford, n. c.
December II, 1860. l0l-tE
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COLLEGE HOTEL.

UNHE undersigned having taken charge of the houses
n formerly occupied Female College in the City Of
Raleigh, HlllsborO Street 200 yards west Of the CAPI
TOL towards the N. c. Depot and having opened the
PUBLIC HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE,
Respectfully solcits the patronage of the TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Hillsboro' Street is noted for Good Water and Beau
tiful Shade during the months. The PIopris-
designs keeping House for B0ARDERS: during the
Summer and Fall months for FAMILIES, who have
the benefit of the Mineral Water from the Kirkham:
Spring, which is equal to in the State in medicinal
properties and which is well known to all who have tried
the water
The public respectfully solicited to call and Judge
for themselves promises be made and not complied
with. SAML. E. PHILLIPS, Apt,
JAM 90, 1861. lift.