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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Dec. 7. The Steamship Pacific, from
Liverpool. with dates to the 26th ult, arrived at
O'Clock this evening, bringing AZ passengers and ad
vices four days later than by the America.
Among the passengers by the Pacific are the Hon.
VIM. G. Rives and lady, American Minister to France
and Mr.. Winthrop bearer ofdespatches from London.
GERMANY. The proclamation of the present King
of Hanover gives great satisfaction. He is called
George V.
FRANCE. NJ. de Thorigny, Minister of the Int.
ror, has declined invitation to stand as candl-
date for representative from Paris. having feared that
it might divide the party of order.
Lefeare Duraffe has been named Minister of Com
merce, and Casa Blanca Minister of Finance.
The illness of the veteran Marshal cult had some
what altered under skifu medical treatment which
had caused hopes to be entertained of his recovery.
bill had been deliberated upon by the Council
of State, and was about be introduced into the As
semblY, the subject of the responsibility of the
President and his ministers, wherein it is provided
that he may be impeached by any ten members OF
the Assembly, and his functions to cease thereupon
This will have the effect of reopening the question
contained in the proposition of the Questos, by go
ing down still deeper towards the root of the dIssen-
sion.
The Assembly, on the 22d November, determined,
by of AL to 229, to proceed with the third
reading of the municipal BILL
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. There was more
active demand for cotton at Liverpool. brown,
Shipley, & Co.'s Circular says ;here is material
change notice in the market, the sales effected be-
ing at the extreme rates last quoted. McHenry's
Circular, however, states that good ordinary and
middling qualities nearly an eighth higher. The
sales Of the 22d, oath, and 25th weIe about $4,000
bales, fully one-fourth being speculation and for
export. On the 26th the market opened with steady
feeling, aud the sales promised to reach 5000 bales
at very full prices.
Observation-Disclosures Circular says: Flour has
been in less active demand and late rates merely
sustained. Corn is rather more sought after, and
prices are quoted 25s to 25s cd. TOR yellow, and
26s. to 29s. for white. The demand for wheat is
moderate at low prices.
Provisons.-There is nothing new in beef or pork.
Hams neglected shoulders are Is. lower, with 10
inquiry. Lard is cd. to Is. lower. The demand for
tallow has improved.
The money market continues to be abundantly sup
piled, and discounts easy at from d to per
cent. Consols steady, and closed the 25th at
9S4 TO 80 for money and account.
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100000 STATE BONDS.
Treasury orr1cE, Raleigh, N.

=" haIelgh, N c..
December 9th, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
nee until the Fiji of January next, for the purchase
OF Forty Thousand Dollars worth Of Bonds issued by
the State of North Carolina bearing interest at the rate
OF SIX per cent annum, payable this Office semi
annually on the first Monday of January and July the
principal of $50 900 of which will be payable at the end
OF twenty years. and the principal of the other 900
at the end of ten years. 70 =
These Bocds are issued under the authority Of two
Acts OF The General Assembly of North Carolina one
entitled An Act to incorporate the Fayetteville and
w Western Plank Road Company" and the other An
Act to provide for she of the debts of the State
Persons bidding will please distinguish the class oS
Bonds for which they bid and endorse OH their tetter
u Proposals for State Stocks"
D. w. COURTS, Pub. Treasurer.
Raleigh. December 8, 1851. IL
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Raleigh q Castor Rail ROAD.

CECOND' lNSTALMENT. Alta meeting of the
CBoard OF Directors of the Raleigh & CASTOR Rail
Road Company, held Raleigh, on the 2sth utmo. it
was resolved that insament of 30 per cent upon the
stock OF said Company be called for payable on the 18th
day OF January next interest be charged if not paid
within ten days thereafterto the President Treasurer
either OF the Directors of the Raleigh & CASTOR Rail
Road Company, who authorized to receive the same
and give receipts therefor: and that interest would be
be allowed on all advance payments of stock
W. w. VASS, T'rea. g. Sec
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. I'D
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Kossuth's personal appearance is much nobler than
the descriptions given had led US to suppose. He is
tall, but robust, with calm, clear, and some
what distracted COMMUNICATIVE, mild eyes, high
forehead, small hands, not heavy heard, and great
dignity and ease of manner. He speaks English
with less volubility than had expected but with
idiomatio accuracy and great strength: His manner
in speaking.is superb Every gesture is graceful and
efectiye,--hs VOICE is sweet and strong, there is
no monotony in manner in matter. He speaks
with great power and with perfect grace, His wole
soul is in his cause,-and he therefore exers COM
handing effect. NeU York Times.
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Books! Books!! Books.v

NHE royal Preacher, by Hamilton rs First things
Il by G Spring, 200 Religion OF Geology, Is; The
great teacher by Harris, rs The worlds Progress
Hand book Of Biography LIS Hand book of Literature
&C. rs Dictionary of Shakesprian Quotations Stu.
arts Dictionary of Architecture vols octave
~ Lie OF Writ, 90 John RandoPh's Life, 2 90
Prescotts' Conquest of Mexico, 500: Mechanics ior
Mllwrghts &C., 100; Hand book of useful arts, 100
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, Dec. II, 1851 %
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

We are gratifed at the movements going in
various parts of the State looking to the formation
of Agricultural Societies and the consequent improve
ments of the soils. Guilford has recently formed a
Society of this sor-Edgecombe has had for
time, and the people of Beaufort have just tax
en- the necessary steps for the same purpose.
large meeting of farmers, professional men and
others, assembled at Washington the 18th of last
month, B. Runyon, Esq. Chairman, and DR.. S. S.
Satchwe, of New Hanover, acting as Secretary.
Interesting Speeches delivered by DR.. John F.
TomPkins, of Bath, and James Joyner and F. B.
Satterhwaite, Esqures, of Pitt after which appro-
pirate preamble and resolution were introduced by
Dr. Sachwel expressive of the views and feelings of
the meeting, and unanimously adopted.
We make the following extract from the proceed
ings of the messing:
- The good effects of meetings of this kind were
very man fest. new spirit of enquiry and inves-
tigation has at least been produced among the farm
ers of Beaufort.
Probably larger agricultural meeting
held in the State. The people to the force
of the truth that they must either move, improve,
And when, the speakers said, our
considered, when the many and great
uactUHtRg, Commercial! and agricultural elements and
advantages which bountiu creator has every where
spread profusely abound u.s. borne in mind every
suggestion of policy and State pride, all those endear
mems and fond associations which cluster around
that sacred word home appeal strongly to our cit-
zens to remain home, and avail themselves of these
natural benefits. They call upon our young men to
stop this tide of emigration now constantly draining
State of her vitality. Let this be done. said the
speakers, let citizens be to remain on the
soil of their birth, let them but have the WILL and
the industry. and enterprise TO make wise and
improvement of those rich treasures which nature
every where offers them, and in a few years orth
Carolina would be of the prosperous, as
she has always claimed to be of the patri-
otto, of - the old thneen.''
DR.. John F. Tompkins proposes TO publish an Ag- |
rcuItura Journal at Bath Beaufort, be called the
=" farmers Journal His terms are as follows {:
One copy, 81; six copies. IS; twelve copies, $40;
thirty copies, 500, invariably in advance.
DR.. Tompkins is no doubt we'll qualified tor the |
duty he proposes to assume, and we hope he may be |
literally encouraged and sustained.
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Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste.

kNOR whitening and preserving the Teeth, cleansing
IL the mouth, and purifying the breath Charcoal is
powerful injecting agent and when made from prop
clans aed writers, to be the safest Dentfce in
use The only obstacle TO its general use has been
IT'S dusty nature, which, in the form offered, is
rey avoided This preparation contains no other sub
stances except such as are prepare in this
orn which ofthemseves perfectly safe and induce
a healthy condition OF the mouth. orssIe by
H. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, Dec. 1851. N. C. Bookstore
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The Columbia South Carolinian and Telegraph
cautions the public against counterfeit which has
made its appearance. 1t is we'll executed 800 bill
on the Merchants Bank of CheEaw, and resembles
the bills of that Bank 1t issues. however, no bills
over the denomination of $50. One of the counter
tels was offered to merchant in Columbia last week.
Ch0r(est0R GouRiers
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TTelegraphed for the Republic.

KossUTH's INTENDED MOVEMENTS. New YoRK,
December 9. Kossuth has received several commit
tees, but at present declines TO make any engage.
mens. Mr.. Fillmore, the Presidents Private Sec
rotary, introduced to him this afternoon, and said
that the President would be pleased to welcome him
at the seat of Government and desired to know when
it was his intention to visit Washington; to which
Kossuth replied that his movements were uncertain,
and that it somewhat doubtful whether he would
go to Washington at ALL The action of the Senate,
he said, had made his situation far from agreeable,
and crcum stances must govern his future actions.
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CWAIM'S JUSTICE. The North Carolina Justice
~ containing summary statement of the Statutes and
Common Law of this State together with the Decisions
OF the Supreme Court and all the approved forms
and presidents relating to the office and duty of JUS
ce of the Peace and other public officers according to
modern practice, by BENJAMIN SWAIN. Second
edition, revised and corrected.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
HENRY. D. TURNER.
Raleigh 1851 10
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Nj axians and Morals, by Rochefoucaued
IEl 90; Rural Homes, by G. Wheeler, I25 Vaga-
mundo or the atache in Spain by j. c. Warren, LOO
The Captains of the Old World, by H. w. Herbert,
LIS; Swallow Barn, by J. P. Kennedy, 900; The
Queens of Scotland, by Agnes Strickland vol. g. 100
Travels in the United States, &c. by Lady Wortley,
rs; Hand Book of Literature and True Arts 200 ;
Hand Book of Useful Arts 400.
For sale by
w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh Dec. u, 1851. l2-
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The new capitol of Tennessee will be one of the
magnificent buildings of the kind in the United
States. 1t is built of polished limestone rock, upon
hill, giving very extensive view of the surrounding
country. 1t be got ready for the session of
the Legislature, in 1853. To do so, however, ap
preparation of 100000 is asked for from the present
Legislature. The force employed it is 24O men.
In its construction $344,3S2 have been already ex-
pended. Boston Post.
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TRINITY SCHOOL.

TRINITY SCHOOL,
SeUen Miles West of Raleigh, North Carolina.
Rec. II. TELLER R.aRRIT, Rector.
TINE Tenth term of this School will commence on
the 9Th of January, 1852.
TERMS PAYABLE ADVANCE.
For Board and Washing, &C., with instruction in
English and the Ancient Languages, $76 per Of
five months.
The design of this School is to furnish a safe retreat
to which boys be sent for thorough training. In
respect beauty retirement and healthfuness of stua
tion and convenience and comfort of buildings this
School possesses great advantages The Of stu
dy will be regulated by the requirements of the Univer
sity and pains will be spared to make the boys good
sch olars
December 5, 1851. ll-I3t.
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MARRIED.,

In this County, ON the 9th nit, by John B. Johns,
Esq, Mr. Sidney S. Bagwel to Miss Nancy Britt, only
daughter of Mr.. Hardy Britt.
In Middleton, Hyde County, y. e.. on Sunday eve
ming, the 2ad qlt, by Rev. VIM E. Pei, Mr.. Frederick
F. Spencer to Miss Dephia L. Daley, daughter of Mr.
]. H. Daley, all of Hyde County.
On the 9th instant, at st. Johns Church. in WASH
ington City, by the Rev. DR. Pyne Good Hoyt Esq, of
New York, to Miss Camilla Scott, daughter of Gen.
Scott, of the army. LII
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M. KossUrH yesterday accepted the compliment
of public banquet rendered to him by the New ork
Pass. 1t will be given probably Monday of
next week. We think this will be of the most
interesting demonstrations of the kind made in
this country. The early connection of the ilustri-
Gus Hungarian with the Press. the wonderful power
which he exerted through this agency, and his long
Imprisonment suffered on behalf of the freedom of
the public press, combine to give to this entertain
ment peculiar significance. ". Y. Times, Dec. 8.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-13

The Rev. Rufus T. Helm, of Wilmington, will
preach in the Methodist Church. in this City. on
Sunday next, the l4th instant.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-13

The whole number of Representatives in Congress
is 2Ss, and the Democratic majority, the New York
journal of Commerce states to be SO. There is also
according to the same journal, decided Democratic
majority in the Senate Mr.. StanIy received 81 votes
Tor Speaker, and this vote is regarded as embodyng
The strength of the President in the House of
sentatives,
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TAKEN URi

a. And committed to tbs Jail of Wake County as q
x runaway, negro boy, who says his is Sand
Franklin County, and hired DR.. Peter Foster.
The hoy is about 35 years old. weighs about l4O lbs,
five feet eight nine inches high and very black. The
requested forward pay charges and take
him away, he will be dealt with according to law.
. w. H. HIGH, Sheriff
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. II
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ln the Assembly of South Carolina, on Thursday,
'Ne committee of the whole reported against the pro-
position for prohibiting the use of the Courts of South
carolina tor the collection of debts, &c.. to States
opposed 70 the rendition of fugitive slaves. The re-
port was agreed to by ayes 81 nays o.
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WESTERN Hoe TRADE. 1t is supposed that oyer
300 900 hogs will be slaughtered at Cincinnati this
season. At Louisville, New Albany, and Jefferson,
vile, about $4,000 have been killed. At Louisville,
on Thursday, sales were making at 81 IS a 81 40
and some holders asking more.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. The bill for calling together
the State Convention of South Carolina, in April
next has passed both Houses. On the passage of
the bill through the House the vote Stood yeas g.
nays A. The Legislature will adjourn i, is said. on
the 18th instant.
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drove of about 800 fat hogs was purchased by
our citizens few days since. six cents per pound
gross weight. This dsperses the prospects of famine
for few days.
small drove of fat cattle also passed through our
village, route for Cheraw or some other market.
WudesbOrokgh .4rgus.
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Large Stock.

NV have now on hand very large Stock of Supe-
w rior READY-MADE CLOTHING, which will
enable us to give all sorts of FITS, except bad
EDWARD l.. HARDING & Co.
December 5, 1851. IL
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For Sale or Rent.

TINE Store-house and premises on Fayetteville ST.,
formerly occupied by Oliver & Proctor are for sale
The situation is desirable for business
Apply to HEARTH & LITCHFORD.
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.9rrest of a Fugitive SIaye,

HARRIsBURG, Dec. 8. William Kelley, alias Bill,
claimed by Jacob Richter of Carroll county, Md, as
a fugitive slave. arrested in Lycoming county,
and brought here. He had hearing this morni ug
before Commissioner McAlister, about daybreak,
and was remanded to his master.
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WarrentOn Female Seminal

TNHE 18th Term of this Institution will commence
i the 18th January, 1852.
On application to the subscriber circular containing
full particulars to Terms &c. will be forwarded.
DANIEL TURNER.
Dec. 8, 1851. II-6w.
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13TED,

In this County, the 3Oh uItimo Christopher Bar
bee. Sr. in the 73d year of his age.
Suddenly, at her residence in LinooInton, the Sd
instant Mrs. Motz, aged and highly respectable lady,
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Bank Of the State of North Carolina.
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of this
4 Bank will be held at their Banking House in this
City the first Monday in January nextat lS o'clock,
M. G. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Dec s, 1851. ltd.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS IN MARYLAND. The editor of
The Carroll County Democrat has raised the of
Stephen A. Douglas as candidate for the Presiden-
'y' and urges his claims in strong editorial.
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Mutual Insurance Company.

MUta1saI HHhSIIraMCe company.
ITNHE annual meeting Of The North Carolina Mutu-
il al Insurance Company will be held at the Office
OF the Company, in the City of Raleigh, Tuesday,
the 18th day of January next at 10 o'clock, NJ for the
purpose of electng Board of Directors for the ensuing
year. JOHN G. PARTRIDGE,
Secretary.
Raleigh, December 10th, 1851. ~
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Mr., GIay's health is still feeble. He is in WASH
ngton. but unable to attend his duties in the Sem
ate. Much anxiety exists Washington, it is said,
in relation to his health. He was not much better
on Monday last.
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GOLD IN OwHYHEE. letter from Lahaina, Sand
witch Islands, says that gold mpe has been found
on the island of Owhyee, and DR.. Gregg says there
is no doubt that ground is full of gold is found it
In the same way as It is in California.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-13

The New Hampshire Wings have recently held
State Convention. They compliment President Fill
uore's Administrations but are silent in relation to the
fugtive-saye law. They were afraid to endorse 1t.
Mark that
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Valuable Property for Sale.

N will sell a liberal credit the House and Lot
Efszm which live in the Eastern Ward of this
City, eligibly situated the residence of DR..
Josiah o. Watson.
The lot contains about of ground well and
newly fenced in. The house is commodious and new
ly fitted up. 1t contains four rooms besides a basement
neatly finished for dining room, pantry, &c. &c. All
the necessary outhouses including Kitchen, Smoke
house, Stables &c, and the best we'll of these
dlggins, will be found upon the premises. The Gar
den attached to the residence is in high state of cult
walton.
will also sell the Lot adjoining, containing three
fourths of an Acre, less The Lots will be sold
separately or together, purchasers may desire.
The property cannot fail to please any person, who
wishes highly desirable residence.
For details, terms, &C. apply immediatelyto
THOMAS M. OLIVER.
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. IL
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Gov. Reid has appointed Judge Battle to hold the
Superior Court for New Hanover County, The third
Monday of this month, in place of Judge Manly,
therefore, appointed, and unable to attend.
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The Chrstiana treason trials are still going on.
Hanaway, it is thought will be acquitted. At the
latest dates the counsel were engaged IN arguing In
his case.
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NASHVILLE MALE ACADEMY.

TTNHE next session of this institution will
i the first Monday in January next, under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. Selah Hammond. who has had long
experience in fitting youth for College
Terms Of Tuition per Session
Primary English branches $500
Higher do. do. 1900
The embracing Latin and Greek, 1900 .
Board for Children he had in good families in and
near the village at Sc per month
BY THE TRUSTEES.
Nashville, N, G.. Dec 4, 1851. ll-4rw.
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Notice! Notice a.!

I'm the 22d of December next, shall proceed to sell
Owithout reserve, my late residence IN Wake Coun-
ty my Household and Kitchen Furniture set of Black
smith Tools, Farming Utensils, Cart, Wagon. Gin and
Wheat Thresher together with my crop of Corn, Fod-
and Oats stock of Horses and Mules three yoke
of oxen, several good mich Cows twenty thirty head
of Sheep and my stock of hogs. There will also be sold
some six or thousand pounds of Pork.
Terms made known the day of sale.
JOHN D. POWELL.
December S, 1851. ltd.
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CaIhOun,s Great work.

TOHN G. CALHOUN on Government, and the Gov
q eminent and Constitution of the United States.
VOL l ready. Price So.
Just received and for sale by w. L. POMEROY.
Dec. llih, 1851. l2-
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Bank of the State of North Carolina.

Bank OF the state OF North Carolina.
4 Dividend of JfUe per cent the Capital stock of
n this Bank has this day been declared for the last
six monhs-payable at this Bank the first Monday in
January next and the branches fifteen days thereafter
G.. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. ltd.
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TNXTRA new hulled Buckwheat Flour.
ia lot of superior Goshen Butter.
Just to hand w. H. & R. s. TUCKER.